9 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ef6a98537f8acd8bc835e9c07193fabf.pdf 91fdca9e3995a862ff1fcb0d4e9296ff PDF Text Text ___________ --r--,,r--. -_ - rlrY"V' _••_ 'SCTCWSWCT rw r I - F -'!tV' -- - -_ - -. '_ -.--- - ,r-.-• - SM03EtT 3Et3E3E3S 41 ,IHIS ARCHAFOLOGICAL :' f30NE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED S00AE AND A SKU LL 7HAT VALUABLE MATERIAL. DWE BACK SOME E3UT Wf~VE YET 1`0 R N D -a4E 'THIN&WE'RE REALLY AFTER PIC7HAG 7~, PROA4rSSOR.,J FOUND IT-.A _K EN THE missiN& MAN AND APE! LIN D T YEARS 50,000 __ ]E~jv __________ , !o.1!onday,Sepfember - 21974 ord,Floj?prjceJ!n,s d _ Alk LABOR ILiir DAY f4ent rime q1 9n low 1 FOROOT TO MENTION A DISCOVERY OF iiS MA N! j i NAGTY —y ens - / - - _____ - I WASHINGTON AP landmark - -- -- - bill desig ned A AFIA2IO, I.W. Abel of the private pension plans Ing to pro.Steelworkers and Leonar d and options for vesting: The first w ould proud of tile United Auto future are aff-cted J)y the law. mil,1ion American worker workers Workers. th eq enrolled In private pension ter five years on the Ford was interrupting s employers without pension Job and 100 per cent pla ns becomes law today first weekend visit to Camp Da. plans to establish th 15 em. Ouiy President Ford chose the Presidential retreat in about haU the US work force The seco would give ay to rign the Employe Re. the Catoctin Mountains of has such protection. tirement income &cur ityAct Mary la nd, necessarily rights to accumulated benefits to the Nor does the the culmination of several Whi te House for the signing. oyaf terI0yesrtflothI ng increase pension benefits, it the employe years work in Congress. He iz left before. The ns bill for the ft si te d 194 business 'and e Th th ird provides for 50 per time guarantees workers righ ts mon th for retired workers. leaders, congressmen and ad. to some retirement benefits If cent vesting when an emplo)e's But th e legislation contains age and years of service m1nIsation officials to attend theychange Jobs after a cer tai equal today's 30 But e law does not r uire / J three those that may be set up in the retircruent J)enefiLs of - I A • - - / benefits after 7 ________ -' Cl) / \ ______ _____I - - f ( ç ____ j years %id, - Dr _____ to return biu --..::--•, - 9 UGS I WONDER by Stoffel & IF THIS ISREAdXY THE SHELL LOVE UNLA%! 1 rrtTi I//11 - Macla A . 1 Idle man does not know The - - FOR J. I I \ Gf(&.' LIKEWISE! THANK What it is to el M.. ? 16 IT come pension benfl req Some Jrx),I(X) t(J years of seroce. An employer may pick one of 4(X),0(-0) exi.st- _,jp- i \ '11 J' give no rest for a II thebody, but •. w -r . - ean e - . hotlsevenmore i t t 1 I a -•--. '• Labor ioy I ay a e • En • to the mind. ui es n air * Sir John Lubbock __________________________________ •• - - _____ - -- ______ _ -. THE MAN IN THE- STORE SAIP CHASING WTTERPLIES Is A NICE 1 Hoeay PEOPLE AS THEY Ilk _ YEAH, I AN YALL RUN OFF SOME FLAB IN CATCH i _______ ______________ .- the "1 would teok on guidelines as completely controls at federal bureaucracy to con trol wages and prim unfalr to the worker and I would resist them 1 much," Meany said S unday AB'S at every level of the Meany said, but I •,Issues and Answers." he said he was not in favor of such tr ls • -• KEN _____ ______ ' -, - economy, i guideIln?'rner wc I 4 - OWEK. L..\ 'L -ti1 , /•• ________ -vi _N_ ~7w 1W /1 _________________ -, ___ s for hhnr President Ford obtained from Congress monitor the inflation fighi - ______ Meany contended that such guidelines are enforced on wages but not on prices. "I think wage and price guidelines would be just as u nfair as wage and price controls because our experience shows ... prices are not con. trolled.... But wages are very, very definitely controlled because every employer becomes an - - •; f 0 197 4 enforcer," Meany said E EIC & 4E y HOwle S X b kAA-r MY ~&J CA AJ - A4 WAYS FAMAM uw_n To -mtc ME AT A M i (0140 QEAT.~iS -7 / o 3humel der e A MAk) TP,OST A WA.) CO RAbs.," / MMER By JAMES CARY The Herald Services 0 RE-AM IS A CF Y" . ' n I*nW to bring attention to the S falls where Alexander Hamilton reputedly once stot)rj and described his vision of the nation's first industrial city. The people of Dysart, Iowa, meanwhile, gave their obeervance a Patriotic twist. They combined Labor Day and that the country is headed for a depression Fourth of July festIvities, cornunless the administration makes quick reversal of Its econornic Policies. Ford $1s not plete with the fireworks that a going to turn this around policy that's been a by following the same didn't arrive in time for the ter for th. Many Americans, a p. , too e cue an made Asked if the Labor Department was equipped Just plain relaxaticn the o rder to handle a depression, Brennan outlined a of the day. federal plan to increase public service em. Labor Day had special mearl. paren plo>ent in response to increases in unem- tng thousands of auto work. Guidelines would have to rely on governmental plo>inent. If the present rate of 5.3 per cent were ers in St. L "Jawboning" for their ouis. y returned Brennan to go as high as 7 per cent, the federal gov. to work after vo said, and would have ti ng Sunday to be establ ished ernment would ereate some 600,000 public ser- end a 65-day strike Industry by industry basis, grlev. vice jobs, Brennan said. - ances. #? C effectiveness, to orner , action ways of attempting to enforce to control the violator and bring wages and prices. him back into line. It is in this One is called "Jawboning,"or area that standby wage-price theat tomPt toexert soficient controls could be most effec. verbal pressure on any at. the. te mpted wage or price IncreaseThere is no more severe an on an over could find his controls position The government has two threats of more serious in need of swift alteration. Wage-price guidelines are WASHINGTON — President percentage increase limits the Ford's efforts to grapple with government attempts to impose major problems of the United on both wages and prices to States have produced prevent them risinghi gher th I 7R(JST(AJ0F<rHY Ot for s or I of . would voluntarily keep wage and price increaws keep wage demands withm the increase M the below a government-guggested limi~ "May be cost of living. the way we I'M to go" In combating inflation Meany said he expected to see a tax incream Speaking on CI1S.TV,s "Face the Nation'; after the November elections although Fo program, Brennan said guidelines were spokesmen ha ve ruled out any tax hike requests definitely going to be discussed by the new before the end of the year. IV labor chieftain repeated earlier remarks Council on Wage and Price StabUity, which • m o Brennan declined to offer speeffic guidelines One hour earlier, Brennan: said such I Philpepefl(,thcFrh rllst walks a cable to the top the 50foot Great Falls In Paterson, N.J. The feat was de. - con GET C. — I SHE VIONT EVEN oF:FeR us ANY DOES - s By The Aswisted press The nation's &M observance of Labor Day takes place today with a rash of picnics, parades and other public and private WASIUNGMN (AP) AFL-CIO President Meany said that guidelines were tried during George Meany denounced wage-price guidelines the Johnson adn nistration and "became sort of shortly after Labor Secretary Peter Brennan a IdE ugh in the inditstriall complex on both the said the administration may have to employ union and the employers' side." m in the fight against inflation. Th e only equitable situa tion would be no __________________________________________________________ • each not only tends to • - r into iLs plan so that it i j full), funded, tf, \)) V presidents George Meany of the work, moreover, 11 SURPRISED! ~t wch after no more I'l - ion slled 'vesting" Provisions, 45 The final 50 per cent would ceremony In the White length of service it also seenwhich guarantee the employe House Rose Garden. in the next five yea to asslwe that the money for a ll the tsto Among the labor leaders e Th The bill ui es that who pensions will be there when he entitled than accepted the Invitation were workers retire. put enough money 15 • enloy rest. Hard qPy BIR rpiEW TX ER...rLL PAY ','A FR MV HALF NEXT pe labor ir ines widespread expressions of necessary. that violates the guidelines, unwanted penalty than con Supportand approval, but he They constitute what is called force the offending party to trots ils makes the threat of may already have made his b economists "an income back down .imposing them one the most e. policy. The other Li the use of implied useful tools Mr. Ford could That potential rro his have at a time when he will unequivocal stand against wage need all Ole tools and leverage and price controls. he can get. r men WASHINGTON (AP) The U ts Most economists appear to be The new wage and price head in general agreement that wage MIAIN11 (AP)— Winds gusting to 175 miles an hour and flit attendstabWty council is the obvious ants predicts more strikes and Price controls at this time tides 35 feet above normal lashed the northeast by of agency that will be used to stewardesses unl the Yucatan Peninsula today as Hurricane Carmen would not work well because of ess airlines or to ' ( -: of 4 / q e ' of r is Ca of a union of coast a - the 12 per cent inflation now ravaging e economy That doe no mean might not usef ul a some 416 - --- T 4 _________________________ RXDAMF-MTAL VAWE, CF - -- I Rc:s 11 G Mlb time In the future, nor that having standby controls — that • I - - fl / - WV. *Wght not be , ;-- power o pose con when he deems it necessary club to ha a most effective the closet So far, Mr. Ford's main e in economic efforts have been directed largely toward organizing and calling an economic summit conference Sept 27-28 in A - 'V now set - - -- - - (37) -- I I —• - - Washington, . 1. He also has been successfu in ha v ing Congress authorize reestablishment of the Cost Uving Council under a new - - of 'name - the Council on Wage and Pr ice Stability. - So far, so good. However, if - I - Federal Board Chairman ArMur Burns is correct in fore- I - casting that the economic Summit may recommend wageprice guidelines, Mr. Ford reactuxi land. rmen, the second hurricane of the 1974 Atlantic sea. t urn ed to wards the esthorthwest earls today saving l'Iizc City. lleIize from the full betfth [. Neil Frank, rector of the National Hurricane (enter In Miami, said the change in direction "saved the it),of Belize from the devastation that could have betin as severe as that observed in 1961 when HurriiIane Ilattle ravaged the city.Frank said the eye of the hurricane was expecled to ss over or Just to the of etumal, Meco, and > rains posed the threat of flooding to most of the north peninsula including I %va:; formerly called Ik'lize. Which iitish flonduris Forecaster Jot- Pelissier said Carmen now threatened land along the southern and western Gulf of Mexico and ffered a potential threat to Texas, The direction change means that it won't have as much land to go over though the peninsula Is still pretty ide' Pelissier said "We just don't ow ho much strength it will maintain. . ,It does mean that'A.0 %%ri (IO(s iiie.mn th4it there is,i potential threat to Texas,' he aid. Ifurricane force winds(if 150 miles Per hour extended 50 igiiles to the north a,id iiiik,s to the south of the storm cn ter with gal es as far as 100 miles away, Land-based radar a[ lielize City showed the outer squa lls surrounding the hurricane moved inland shortly' Forecasters said tides would be 15 feet above normal or iiirt', causinE flo.'dmg N'nstal areas, in ess movement and court decisions on sex The flight attendants no long- discrimination er see themselves as short tenn allegations by flight attendants, emPloyes primarily concerned union hopes the rulings Will be sa id Ms Rueck, as she prefers with wages but rather as pr administer guidelines and stop viewing them as noted by other federal Judges coffee, to be known. fessionals with an interest in deciding similar cam. attempt to enforce them if they tea or milk girLs.11 The wornen's movement long-term fringe benefits. are established as a result of The association has dis. "Like any other professional "had a Freat impact, par. the economic summit, These changes have led their crifnination charges pending group, we're see king career ticularl> in Increased unions to press for retirement against It Is, perhaps, worth noting goals 19 other li in our contract negotia. awareness of our legal rights plans, company-paid life Lnsur- are In the -ourts and 16Three also that the summit is ti are ons," Kelly Rueck, president and professional goals," she ance, work les, maternity awaiting rulings by the federal scheduled to take up the subject of the souation of F light At said lea of the causes of the current 12 tendants. ssaid today. m health Equal Employment Oppor "There has been a dramatic Provisions, and an end to he*t per cent inflat,lon rate and how tunity Commission. "The coffee, tea or milk syn- change in our attitudes toward and weight and to deal with It. restriefions othdro Me Of the '603, Is long dead our lobs .... We've become er allegedly discriminatory This is certain to lead the but the airlines obviouily much more career-oriented." provisions. air e, participants quickly to the haven't learned to bury it," she deteriorating U.S. t rade said The result is "serious con M a result of court decisions, o rece nt court decis ions the airlines have oped their hae broken new legal grow d seven months of the year to Federal law requires airlines almost $1 bilnon. The $13 billion spent for foreign to have flight attendanLi on all petroleum in July was cited as ardesses can shut the cause down m reached age 32. should. Only five years ago, the o ver-And a federal judge in Wash age flight attendant's career n ruled last April in a civil - _, - ----_=- ----__----------. ---- -- ---- - - -= -= , __-_ _________-________J _-_•__ ----_ _ - ___S — Index Arourd The Clock 4A afrle plans, com pa ny paid life mnsur- discriminated against I ts stew. Calendar . 3A an and related career bene- ardesses by treating them f This, again, 13 a situation that Comics 68 'Me association, which repro- (its were virtually nonexistent, fereently than Inale clashes with Mr . Ford's sen Crossword Puz:zle 3B ts 2O,000 flight attendants, is Ms. Hueck said, touched different Dear Abby ----------------8A strongly pronounced aversion in the midst negotiations with Today's average flight weight sta ndards, the airline's to controls. Some form of tough four airlines. . Crane ------------ - 3A tendant, however, has been on Practice action to cut back on forgn oil Of requiring steward. Dr. Lamb 6A The labor demands the job for nearly s yea. cues to share rooms the horoscope imports, Or to bring their price ardesses have changed sub. Four ou . . .......... 38 t of 10 are marr ied. road while allowing stewards to Hospital down, or both, Is almost certain stantlallv in recent years as a Many have children, and nearly rent single rooms and other to lome a major necessity. result of the Obituaries ............2A women's lie r cent an' then, practices, Television :in an main of at- of stew- on ------_ - - -- -_-_--- _ ----- •--=------- - -- - - - ----- __-= - _S___ - - -- 1 S_ OV-12. - in w I - nes, provements position caused by the high cost of Im por ted oil That is one of table" and stopped firing fli ght attend- judge in Is Angeles the most destabilizing elements ruled Aug There have been four strikes ants when they reach a certain 6 that Cantinental Airlines must the economy, by a ir line thght attendants in age. In July the trade balanm the past 16 months. Previously, rehire 34 stewardesses ho it In the past, most airlines had fired because they weighed went $726 million into the red, there had been only four strikes fired stewardesses after they more than pushing the defidi for the firs airline said they t by stewardesses since 19 F Ww ~f Those tw, ) decisions are not binding on other airlines but the ___ --------------------- ----- - - ------1 �2 A— Evening Herald Monday, September 2, 1974 " POLICE BLOTTER i In -- Maddox Georain - Dem off Run Sanford . N ATION IN BRIEF Enrollment Low; Costs High WASHINGTON lAP) - Enrollments in th e nation's schools and colleges will hit a four-year low this fall, but the costs ot educating the studentsare expected to reach a record $108 bi ll ion, U.S. Education Commissioner Terrel II. Bell said. In a back-(o.echool forecast, Bell said 1974-75 enrollment would dip by seven-tenths of one per cent below the previous year, to 8.6 million, but th at education expenditures would i'imp by *11 billion, or about 11 per ('tfl(, ii)'vc Ui __ , 70 Year.OId BRIDAL VEIL, the. AP) - Seventy-one-year-old Frances Hodge, lost for four days on the rugged slopes of a 4,000-foot mountain, kept herself alive by eating berries, sleeping on a fern bed and using survival techniques learned years ago. But when liv as rccd, the apologized for th e wild huckleberry stains on her hands and shooed away photographers and reporters as she was carried to safety. Miss Hedge disappeared Wednesday ri iu kIt a •f pivacku frum a Milwaukje, Ore., retirement home to find a rest room. When she did not return to th e party, the group conducted Its own search, t hen called authorities. She was found Sunday by a Forest ranger just over a mile from the headquarters of a 100-member search party. Little Trouble On Busing MEMPHIS, Term. 4AP - Memphis begins its second year of court-ordered busing Tuesday wi th officials pedicting little trouble now that the emotionalism surrounding the issue seems to have evaporated. "Opening day Is alwa ys hard," said Robert E. Ditto, a Memphis Board of Education administrator who runs the busing program. "But the only thing I anticipate this year are some mechanical problems." Last year opening day problems ranged from bomb threats to long delays as pupils waited up to three hours for buses, and drivers got lost on unfamiliar streets. Poli ce had to be called to put down minor dist urbances at some schools. Bridge Attracts Visitors SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (AP) - Most of San Fran. clsco's summer visitors come to see th e Golden Gate Bridge. tour Fisherman's Wharf and visit oth famous landmarks. But a few spend their time Indoors, steali ng thousands of dollars in cash and oth er belongings from the tourists. They are weIJ.drj, professional b urglars who frequen t major hotels in San Frazc1sco, New Yor k, Chicago, Miami, Los Vegas, Los Angeles and Honol ul u, says Police Inspector Robert Kane. Th ey are believed responsible for about 150 burglaries in th e last three months in this ci ty's largest hotels, Kane said. Gas Scarce DETROIT (/P) Americans driving new cars into Canada this fall may have trouble find in gas, required for 1975-model cars sold in gthfuel. Unleadeçl t., will be scarce north of the border, especially offemain tourist routes. Canada's Industry Departmen t says about a third of the brandname gas stations in urban areas have unleaded fuel available this October, but only onewill in eight stations in rural areas will offer it. - ___________ Spy ____________________ Jet _4 ______ - _______________ _____ . • JL_m :,i~- , tlz__. ,. . ______ Breaks •_ ' &: - -. '. 'C. - '' , ,:; -- _____ ______________________________________________ _______ - ______ _______________________________________ _________ ______________________________________ _______ . • -1:1 - MRLD ,11C _____ L - . )i T. F Record tiC _______ England A United States Air FARNBOROUGH, Force spy jet has flown the Atlantic In less than two hours, more than an hour faster than any previotis crossing. The sleek, black SR71 new from New York to the south coast of England, a distance of 3,490 miles, In 1 55 min utes and 42 seconds Sunday. Flying as high as 15 miles, it averaged 1,817 miles an hour, a spokesman said. The plane, known as the Blackbird, overshot the runway at the Farnborough Inter- ____ ---- - -r - * ______ .. - _- Tz . ______ ____________________________________ ______________________________________ _____________________ _____ lr. _____ ___ - - - --_ - _; I ix. ____ . • . - • -: L#Y" .- • . - --- • • • •_.• -Iv,. ________ • _________________ -- - . . .' : - .1 - z_ _••.•. ' - national Air Show 20 miles • * ,-.. • to Amsterdam In the Netherlands, wheeled sharply and flew - - ..: . I.. •. - - .1 I I ri t. - - back to Farnbocough. "One slight miscalculation Q and we would have made it a New York-Paris record," one of the two crewmen, Maj. Noel F. ~kv . ' ' . - - KAUSWAGAN, The Philipp ines (A?) ,• • • • - • v'. ' r.t • SAY AAAH, PUT DON'T SWALLOW THE DENTiST . 0 minutes from Boston sonic jetliner, Philipp ine A toothy grin from Fat Boy welcomes visitors to the Central florda Zoo in Sanford ad think you've ever had toothache, you should know what it's like to be a baby hippo with teething problems. Landslide Victory Expected after Early returns showed Somoza leading Conservative party candidate Edmundo Pagagua by at least 20 to 1, a top official of Somoza's Liberal party said. Delay I 0 Allende Supporters Shot WASHINGTON (AP) Two supporters of former Chilean resident Salvador Allende were fatally shot after twing detained by policle near Santiago, Chile. the Washington Post reported In today's editions, w - sum Miss America General Franco AT1AN'IlC CITY, N.J. (AP) The Miss America Pageant, a bastion of fashion .ality, has had It glimpse of a contemporary American dress. Miss Colorado, Cynthia Staff Hunter, posed for photographers on the beach Sunday in a halter top and cut-off Jean The 23-year-old brunette from Denver said she was wearing customary beach at tire, None of the other eight beauty queens on the brief beach excursion wore anything more revealing than a dress. Most wore pants. But support for Miss Hun ter's cut-offs appeared to be waiting Itu the wings. - J. Paul Getty Ill SOVICILLE, Italy (AP) Is marriage In the nearfuture for 17-year-old J. Paul Getty I!l Wedding bans for Getty and German divorcee Martine Zacher, 24, were published here Saturday. Italian law requires the puh of 5uch bans t u weeks before marriage. - LA CORUNA, Spain (AP) Gen. Francisco Franco is ready to resume a normal life after an extended illness, his doctors say. The doctors issued a Retreat medical statenient Sunday testinal bleeding. lvi Zamir JERUSALEM (AP) Maj. Gen. Zvi Zamir. 49, has retired as Iarael's chief spym.aster. It's the first Lime in the six years he had held the job that anyone knew he had It. Zamir, who was born in Poland, was identified for the first time Sunday. He had held the post for six years. Zamir's successor as head of Iarael's security and Intelligence service was not named under the rule of keeping the narrit. secret. I President Ford, enjoying his first weekend day at tIllS Mountaintop retreat for presi- C GRADES K-12 ALSO DAYCARE Accelerated Christian Education IS THE CURRICULUM INDIVIDUALIZED TO EACH CHILD IN EACH SUBJECT MITED ENROLLMENT & TRANSPORTATION 77OSEMINOLA BLVD. estinlan guerrillas more time to begin on Tuesday. 24 million PaIestInIan living represents the Palestinian quested by Hussein, who conEgypt and Saudi Arabia (a. people. tends that his government vored the postponement. Meeting with newsmen Foreign ministers or am- should represent Palestinians want the Palestinian issue rePhotographers Sunday, Ford bassadors representing 20 Arab living in Jordan and the Israeli. solved so that the summit also said that Camp David is "a nice place to work" and that he meeting can be devoted to for. expects to return frequently, mutating a united stand for "particularly in the fall when nex t Phase of the Geneva peace all the leaves are turning." talks with Israel. Mrs. Ford was even more enIn Amman, Jordanian Presaying: mier Zeld Rifal said king's JAMES LANE .JIt "It's so nice up here, I'd Sunday night at Seminole recent talks with President James C. Lane Jr., 32, of P.O. Memorial Hospital as a result Ford and Secretary of to bring the White HmIS up State Box 39, Lake Monroe, died of a motorcycle accident. Born Henry A. Kissinger In Washing. "Don't say that," her hus- Friday. Born in Sanford, he in Richland County, Ill., he ton -yielded posi ti ve -results" 1If n,..i,, ,, it.,i ta.. . ,t, -. ,.. . band inIi'rla'r'fM li ved here All if his .. iivu ui nvi a.ursy, iu; ana wwuru a puuoacs of Israeli a commercial fisherman. Ford spent a couple of ma de his winter residence in troops from the Jordan River. worki ng in his study at He is survived by his mother, Sanford for many years. Lodge on Sunday afternoon Mrs. Grace Leger, Lakeland; He atte nded First Assembly Notices studying pe nding legislation father James C. Lane Sr., of God Church in Olney, Ill. and and plans for a late Spnier Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Church of God, Lotugwood. LANE, JAMES C., JR. economic summit cunference. Charlotte Connors, Atlanta; Survivors include a son, F srr,ices or .iame c Ile said he also brought with Mrs. Dorothy Lc*ile srxl Mrs. Daniel; daughter, Diane; two Iar* 37, Lake Monroe, wto died Frid&y,wid be held at üm option plans for granting Brenda Williams of Sanford; brothers and four sisters. 50 a Tuesday. at Gramko,, onditional amnesty to Vietnam two brothers, Danny Lane, Funeral Ser'ices will be in ijnc'r '5 Horne Chapel witt AREA DEATHS - i The newspaper also said that Its correspondent in Chile, Joseph I Novitaki, was temporarily placed under house : arrest after Chilean authorities learned that he was :J I writing an article about the two deaths. Allende last September, the Post article said. i ' Accused Of Massacre WEATHER Tues,d.a1. A MRS. ELLA JEFFPJIS Mrs. Ella ft. Jeffers, 73 4Z p Dr., SAd0fd, died he afo Highs mostly In the e'er 901. Loi1 tonigIt In the low to Sit'dv - - ---,. flnr,. in. A1.I ru 7Qs. Variable mcstty eel$ and DvffistwInØ lOtooccalionelly IS caine here seven 'pis. Gusty . . ala probability per un' tony, survived by two bro th ers, I per cent tonight P' Herman ,Prettyman, Sanford; ue.day. Earl Prettyman, Bellalr, Ohio. Elttncted FiOf di OuIlOk Irtly sunny with Scattered mainly Funeral senicea and burial ternoon thund Ilers. HIs In Bellair, Ohio. Gramkow and lows the 7O er.cept ar CO aI)ng ?h sGuthe,St coast Funderal Home in charge of 4 Keys local arrangement& Deytons 8.ath T4dq-s f or Tuesday fOgh 9: )i a 49 pm., tow 3: FRANKUN DFIRLER , 3:25 pm. Port C4njv,rt Franklin D. Derler, 34, of h 955 Cm., 9:21 p.m., low 7 7:17 Upsaja Road, Sanford, died p.m Brisson Funeral Home In charge of localarrangemengs NICOSIA, Cyprus (Al') - Turkey claims that Greek Cypriots massacred scores of cilians in a village near Famagusta, while th e governmen t of Cyprus Is blaming Turkish troops for the death of a noted Greek Cypriot artist. The Turkish state radio in Ankara said that at least 40 bodies of Turks, mostly children and old people, were removed Sunday from a mass grave near the village of Murataga. It said the victims had been shot and some of the bodies mutilated. %H. SALLY HEAVES Mrs. Sally M. Reaves, 74, if Ocala died recently, Swainsboro, Ga., she moved to Ocala in 1936 from Winter Garden rvI w. - ..-'.- (Jo'Ann) Brehove, a boy, Deltona Sanford: Winston D. Kelly Klaus Peter Ethel L. Cook John W. Stakie Pearl M. Stewart Janis M. Alexander, & boy Holly M. Ley, & boy Triniece L Williams Carolyn Mack Gretchen D. Perry Cleoria Higgins Ernst L. Roberts James A. Cohen I of 01hop Stanley 0rumey oo Stfl9. 8urlI Chuluot Cemetery. G'amkow in chirpt Patricia A. Charron, & boy, Casselberry, George [, Kensel, Deltona Edith M. Yetka, Deltona George ,Smisko, Deltona Lenore Ehinger, Deltona Harry F. Kallenhach, Deltona Fred M. Walton, DeBary Ruth G. Laws, Fern Park Lester T. Carroll, Like Helen REAVES, MRS. SALLY N. Memorljil services ,oq5 Sally .' 71, .t Ocal,, vO Jc rccenhly, will be held TueWay 20 M. at Rob.rls ""s' Ctapei Ocal. WiltS Ry Carl Thompson Officiating Cremation to fofl,w, Roberts Funeral Home In charge, AUGUST 31,1974 ADMISSIONS ' Lfl Trusted by families Je I of all faiths Sanford: Martha Ann McKinney Olan V. Boutwell Alfred W. Hudson Jr. Barbar Brooke, Osteen Ferman Barrett Jr., Sanford Marian P. Ackerman, DeBary Catherine Leominister, Cassadaga Ciii Pr.,,ii,,"b' Ifo Lynn Wright, Altamonte 'vjijt....eu, Springs Ethel L. Cook, Sanford -~ 1 -, • , % , , ,s ' • . . . 0 "'.6 ” • . 0 .0: . . .5. SS . , S. • 'g4•. . . S .. S _ - • •. . , _ ___ _e_r_d_s_ •, . __ _ . , S I S '. .. ,SI S 'I NTM - OF 10 TABLET " - to lp '-s' • - ,W - ,...a. % ___________________ ._ , '5 _._ .- r S. , 14 OZ. S .9 ,• • ._ LISTERINE MOUTHWASH LOW, LOW PRICE! I LIMIT I untry 'i)fl T FLAIR PENS domorm : . '. '5•. r : • •. S ,I '''I'5I. ' • ' • • , .• ,01 . LOOK -. RUBBER 6: & _, f USC I 1mt' KG 84 management exchanged jobs! earning only 4 per cent. is so easy to make huge profits : 11%. Margaret Cogman about the earnings of Big closing a long staniped, Business, why don't they Invest Rosemary CloWer Paul L Markos Eva H. Smith Cora Mae Hall Cephus Alexander Raymond A. Roberts Sr Freddie Lee Brown, Lake Monroe Cathy L. Groom, Monroe La ke Lester W. Glenn, Osteen Herbert M. Massey, Oviedo Betty J. Sullivan, Apopka August W. Fiedler, DeBary Margaret 1i'ctnn Harriet Mann, Deltona Ovis L. Hubbell, Deltona Tfln'... ..,,, Mrs. Nana Collins and girl, Sanford SEP'rEMBFJt 1, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: William E. Cantrell Asher Kanner Eddie G. Miller Cappila L. Jackson George P. Muller, DeBary Ronald S. Cosner, Winter Park \ .. :', \ 1(OflX 'TANIPONS :.'.., envelope, plus 25 cents, the"' become stockholders, "But the labor leaders op- -----'vuuuwu . • laDo.' leaders, is the much slandered and libeled benefactor of all workers via jobs and weekly ann paychecks" "For the net dividends they are able to pay to tlutir millions of stockholders, now run less than 3 per cent on the invested 'apital, "last year, for example, the splendid Fidelity Mutual Fund of Boston, with shrewd in. vestments in SO or more of our best Big Business corporations, 29 & With Flea Opening Aug. 31, Sept, 1&2 Weekends - rarmers, bring your fresh produce to our market and sell direct to the customer. Located 5 miles North of DeLand on Hwy. 17. Five acres with shade trees and plenty off Street parking. We pro. vide advertising & mark. et facilify. Very reasona. ble fee. Call Don Steven. son for info. (904) 9854398 ' 0#0 . "00000. 66c LUNCH KITS ' !! Si(G ORIM10SJT 111 ,~-~~. 1A1ISIT ISlT1 ' Ferman Barrett Jr. Ruth D. Zavrotny John 14, Randall Juanita Chavis Della C. Berry Lenora Ann Brown tnra'iine CWML -. • 5 CT :.' . I...%. '::,- _ szci WILKINSON '• \l XCU MASTER CHROME DOUBLE EDGE BLADES '"s .\ j :.::':.: 1l'.' T '''-' 014F ':::.:::::',':.: ::.. . 9 - 55 MENIBOYS - 0. I. BASKETBALL .' '• PAK OF SEVEN NO. 2 PENCILS . .. - ,. :- — SHEAFFER STUDENT PEN.... c::: : '. SOSHh1T$QOi "'':•: - - UU- $%C 99' o . '..' ' .; :.' .\ , S \ '. • STUDENT 29 INDEX...... 5 ONE SIZE PANTYHOSE II )\ I l\ S S S8cft iTO 11 COMPOSITION ;. 0 ,7:. of : .. ...(,. N,#.:.:*.:- . S Am I 1 VINYL OR CANVAS BINDER •':-". 24c ORTID COLORS - 5. % N 88 9". 0 ito 39 A.SSORTEDCOIORS RIG SHOES RIG 3 WITH ICURD IYPRI'iT .5, WHITE AND ASSORTID COJOAS 7345888 __________________________ _____ _ ______ ø \ :' L,LtInRru.,t SAMSONITE LUGGAGE ,... ' - • tI COLORFUL CHARACTERS THERMOS INCLUDES BOTTLE 5 O1 • LLI FARMERS MARKET INCH AC INDEX CARDS. ____________________________ :r- r 1" 3x5 '\ci'1 of 6 .:i :...::"4 CAMPUS PAR OF 100 - RIC 39 OR °-'' ° So send for my booklet 1low to Save Our Republic," en- or newspapers, farms and coal mines and then operate the latter in our competitive market? "Henry Ford thus offered to take in the union workers as unofficial partners via letting hnt' j nf IOCT ,'::s c?i 1 0C REG 29 IY INCH RINGS W/INOIZ coup PAPIA .;, _•f)___________••_• ax STAPLER....... 77 PASTE......... iv 1jt,tT 0 ::0 0 I I.SI C AEG 1 s 9 SCHOOL JOHNSON'S 69C er\ .::.. 24 C FORPAPIR - NONIOtIC pOWD OLBABY \\ in Private businesses, factories Posed. Why" "Was it because then the workers w ould really learn that Big Business, now tie whipping 0 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111-------, ,l \ . TOT -illlllllllllllllIIII -N -. "If our labor leaders think it In private business and thus yell ww- ': REG POCHt SIZE - WITH STAPLES 2c TA çociA BANDS 59C gilt) Yet Big Business was really MANY. MANTUS(S ION HOEISCH0Ot 'I' ' and - - . duties, leaders - ,', and management could change Wally been start ed by labor placçs for 6 months. organizations in direct com"For example, my mother petition with private newspaper used to recite a story about a feud be tween a husband and But the labor-backed pa pers wife Over their respective have folded up, for labor labor r C REG . ::' 1 7C il I. -isi s 5,. 1 / Cora P. Smith Theresa Dixon , %% . Virginia Paugh Gwen B. Gregory Charlie G. McWatters Barbara Brooks, and girl, Osteen Patricia A. Hoyt, and boy, Casselberry Winfor A. Scott, DeBary Donna S. LyelI, Maitland goorgo stuart Ill (•i *ib.im - 08w$16q 0116640 Lit. 0 0 49 Ipm '%.-:* %.-#% a .,*%.< _. .,:.,%" :.% TWO FOR ONE PHOTO OFFER and white film developed and A nts printed ..TODAY AND EVERYDAY 4, EVERYDAY AT ECKERDS Got on et'o set of prints with IIni every 'oil of kodacolo, or b'ock 'b a .-Pr ,. ,! .-7.:7,::.-: 77,7.. 0 -- ______ . When you pick up your developed film 1(odak and prints, buy two rolls of Kodocolo, or black and -' white film for the regular - ___ -- , S a I' ft= ~ 0 _,ç,b ?"' , _, Co leaders, despite their ----I. 4. 5, 5,' ONDIT % 0 . S• —, ALBERTO RAUCAPA w 'IwIwu 5 •' ' . S .5 _ • •. . •. I , I. S. ,. .' % • , • S. •• *0.:14 1 : , 5,5 • • _ _ • . - •S•'5 S S 4•• * _ 5 . Views Michael Caolo Lynette A. Smith John H. Litties ••PtlI 4 UI U, .. 14#hcW.q *4 Cejfj Change if DISCIIAIIGES b FUNERAL HOME I • . . 4P.1 . At E c k you k n ow the e-,G • prescripion is right . and the • ,, :•: price s right too! • I 1 • I.... * .; • 'S as Survivors include a son, James A. Resyci, Lander, Wyo.; and daughte,', Mrs. Abble R. Owen, Sanford. Roberts Funeral Home, Ocala, in charge. HARD of Hearing? Call 834 8776 FhSi'Oi James M. Moyc Geneva Bronson DISCHARGES m Chancey Cemetery. , F ' ..I • . 10 , • , • •• . Se • . ' '_S' .**• I.. . ,I.••. i •••S • . S. ''•. . S_. 0, • 5 . S NOTES Mary I. Plkkarainen -- Summers-Marshall Funeral Home, Olney, Ill, and burial in 1;; , - S .. / ,, . 0. • Leonard Rothbaum, operat( shrubs to plants and flowers, of a Los Angeles nursery, su "The husband scornfully charges of excessive profits by claimed housework was easy Big Business, soon find out and he 'd be glad at any time to there "ain't no such animal" was made. Nursery, Saturday. trade places with his wife. nowatIs "So s he finally agreed, and took his office job, for she had The Dallas NEWS, thus been a talented young executive reported a survey of apparently literate voters, asking w ha t ____________________________________ be fore marriage, "Then the husband began to they estimated to be the net realize the true difficulties of earnings of Big Business AFAUGUST30, 1974 BIRTHS running household, Including TER TAXES, and those typical Mr, and Mrs. Terry shopping, cooking, cleaning and 'OS replied that 28 per cent ADMISSIONS McKlnney, a girl, Sanford especially caring for their 3 would be their conservative Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooke, youngsters, guess. Sanford: a girl, Osteen "Within a week he was Julian F. Harrison Then they were requested to begging 116. w ife to come back leza H. Packwood, DeBary state what they thought Big DISCHARGES to her household duties and let Heken I. Hayes, DeBary ss should lx' entitled to h im work at the office, Burman Cannon, Deltona earn, a nd they stated 10 per Sanford: "Same ould probably occur executions in Chile since an end to such killings was or- uneral West Palm Beach ; Tommy Lane, Ft. Benning, Ga.; grandmother, Mrs. Frances Meloy, Wet Phrn Beach; averal aunts and uncles. Grarnkow Funeral home In ___ charge. - S . .: &': :. ,•, assassin because of a fight over $260 In cash and food stamps corporate control of McLoed from East Side Market on S.R. Electric Inc., a firm In which 46, Saturday. Hornsby and Sapp were stockHi Fl turntable valued at $184 holders, said Maitland police was stolen from Laffayette Sgt. H.D. Stough. Radio Electronics in Butler Stough said Hernandez posed Plaza, Saturday. as a "hit-man," but officials Plants valued at $465 were declined 10 say how the contact stolen from Howell Creek BIRTHS - Afar deserters and draft resist, irs. w-'o ,,• , ,.*-%. r y -r-s_ .._ _ fr— -, - , 'S :----7 • 4 S . Monday, September 2 . 1974—IA I Donna L Jay, Deltona George Uhl, Longwood Minnie Alexander, Oviedo Funeral Jr., w $I County Jail in lieu of $1,225 upon a minor female, bond, charged wi th careless Sentinel Star paper vending Homeowners, private offices, gests to his customers that the 04 Of an (MeNnes each valued at ;125 public highways and city parks invest in a lock and chain to g %.1 . ... are all I.'ur t -. stolen from Nifty wave. tL:gets in the crime with their new plants. driving under the Influen ce and Food "Run a chain through the hol Store S.R. 434 and Wekiva 0m Provine, manager of the in the bottom and then lock it t possession of a cor,trolled Springs Road and from Jiffy substance, Los Angeles County a tree." Roth baum adv1se Food Store, S.R. 434 and Old Arboretum, had two baskets of "Or better yet, anchor the chal Palm Springs Road, Monday. p County la nts taken recently from in underground, or even r un a bol Color television and bed front of his house, through the hole (in the pot spread valued at $360 were Zephanioh McWhorter, 42, stolen from a room In 8-Days tuAnd Provine says the arbore- and then through a large boar rn has had a number of minor that Is hard to carry." Pompano Beach is In the Inn on Hwy. 46 and Interstate 4• Seminole County Jail In Hu of Sunday, plant thefth during It. Sunday "We've caught about 10 worn $5,000 bond, charred with home demonstration shows, Richard Moore, 38, 932 Preble which are booked solid and en In the past few months walk. poese.ssIon of a stolen motor A v e., Altamonte, reported hard to police. "Mostly theyrc ing out With our [)laflts," said vehicle television, slide projector, little things that could be sm ug. Jake liobday, owner of Henry pistol, diamond rings, watch, gled out easily but are replan. Africa's, a noted "fern bar" in Jo'Arn Brehove, Deltona - - w..,... - ..... m..s P HONE S3I.5959 their next munwAt conference ence in Cairo to hold the SUM- ever, the Palestine Liberation until late October to give King mit on Oct. 26 In Rabat, Mo. Organization claims tha t it is Hussein of Jordan and the PalIt greaLl' Jarsce of thwdIrthowe"s mainly In CASSELBERRY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS c: 1~ dents, says of the place, "It' Pr1fy surn)r ttirOUPS EDUCATION AT ITS 3EST ~~~~:~:) By The Aswisted Press nations decided Sunday at the occupied West Bank in peace The Arab states have delayed opening of a tiwee-day confer- negotiations with IsraeL How. - saying Franco was fully recovered from the i llness that CO a hospital for 19-days In J uly. The 81-year-old Spanish ruler suffered from thrombophlebltis, or In. flamed veins, and In- l afto, I I ~ I *t . vI . I _ .:_ ..,:, - St. is in the Seminole lewd and lascivious assault HOSPITAL - President Arab States Enloying - y' , ,. • • ' • MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) Nicaragua's perennial dictator, Gen, Anastasio Somoza, headed for his expected landslide victory today as vote counting continued - Sunday's presidential election. P EOPLE • # - flown last June by the Concorde, the Anglo-French - coastal town of Balabagan from Moslem rebels who had held it for nine days, military sources reported. In driving off the rebels, the governmenttroops freed about 1,500 civilians from a farm near the town where they had taken refuge, th e sources said. mere was no immediate report of casualties. Brig. Gen. Pedro F. Zafra, military commander in the area, said an estimated 700 Moslems seized the town on - • • • ', I I LOS ANGELES (AP) Lock from the park surrounding t stolen from his car Sunday. up your fem. Protect your pan- Washington Monument ft each, charged with buying, Kelly Vinning, Sandlewood receiving and concealing stolen sies. Plantnappers are on the summer. Villa Apartments reported cash property. prowl and your favorite plant Police In Los Angeles repo and a hand computer could be their next target. two arrests for plantnapph Joseph Serafin Barbeiri, 35, Spurred by the boom In house this summer, but the charg amounting to $100 worth stolen 1800 E. Grey Ave., Orange Ci from his apnrtmcnt Sunday. is in the Seminole County Jail In George Robinson, 54, 1414 lieu Of$8,000 tnappers are pilfering every, were recovered, bond, charged with thing from small trees West 13th and Cou 'I,. • Plant.4 Your of attorney, authorities say. ('egon Avenue, Saturday. John H. Sapp, 38 was arGeorge Baler 2251 Falmouth rested Sunday and later reRd., Fern Park reported leased after posting ld He camping and fishing equipment bond, Police said Sapp made the valued at $480 stolen from By GEORGE W. CRANE, didn't pay but 1 1-i per cent payment Saturday to under- garage, Saturday, Ph. D., M.D. dividends. cover agent Ben Hernandez, Vicki Lelnenvaeh, 126 Lake "So where are all those Minnie Dr. reported her purse CASE 8.631: Arnold 1., aged exorbitant profits Hernandez said he was told that labor kill lawyer J. Russell Hornsby con taining items amounting to 34, Ii a political science leaders and politicians keep $120 was stolen from Formicy's' Professor, 49, of Maitland. accusing Big Business of Hornsby told authortles late Feed Store on S.R. 46, Satur. "Dr. Crane," he began, "it snaking?" day, Friday that he believed seems to me that our economic , • - After accessoriss valued at $128 County Jail In lieu of $5,0oo bond commit murder after allegedly Nothing was stolen. paying a police undercover Tools valued at $400 were agent $3,000 to kill a prominent sto len from Hillbill y S ta ble on 1 500 Farmers Are Freed • - ., i.,. * •.iIss.l •s •,„ :...,:' Caught a fl SEOUL, South Korea AP) - Mayor Yang Taek-6hjk of Seoul was dismissed today because of the attempt assassinate President Chung Hee Park two weeks ago. Following the assassination attempt In which rk's wife was killed, some 4Oofflclals Including all members of the cabinet and the mayo? suirnitted their resignations to assume responsibility for the assassin's penetration of the security screen around the president. Park at first accepted only the resignation of the home minister, who was responsible for the police. But he has now fired a total of 31 officials. • • v Be n Francisco. and other items fimounting to table," he said. And there are indi cations that 11,127 stolen from his home Nationwide, plantnappers are Sunday. some thelves are doing more going after bigger prey. Au. an looki Chinese Trea ts e- th ng at the plants they 436, thoritles in Oklahoma By Fern Park, reportedHwy. ta ke. cash port that nine large $500 exotic stolen Sunday. plants, valued at $W to $80 Anton Christ, director of the apiece, were stolen in J un e Two men escaped from the f University of California Bot. 1 rom the Baptist Medical Cen. anical Garde ns at Berkeley, ' H it M roof of LII' Champ Store on ter. An entire geranium bed said he's had to close & Lake Road af ter being the gard isappeared recently from a den's cactus section because ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) An spotted crawling through a hole city park In St. Paul, Minn. And visi tors are stealing (iando businessman has been In the roof of the store by a a bed of pansies was hallucino. charged with conspiracy to Seminole Deputy Sunday. removed genic peyote cactus plants. Seoul Mayor Dismissed k1 - Evening Herald neth John Michelson, 20, Urland .. ' Widdlefield, told President Ford i phoned to corigratWate him and Maj. Jim V. Sullivan on their "magnificent acliieveinent," The Air Force said asking the Federation tique Internationale, which accredits all avia tion records, certify the Blackbird's time as the New York-to-London ... I recohL The fastest previous BRIEF ZAGREB, Yugoslavia (AP) - Officials have lowered the toll in the wreck of the Belgrade-Dortmund "press train to 121 dead and 97 Injured, but workers are still sifting through the wreckage. Earlier reports estimated th at 150 persons died Friday night and ISO more were injured when the train carrying vacationing Yugoslav workers back to their jobs in West Germany ran off the rails and overturned as It approached Zagreb station in northern Yugoslavia. 'I ______ ______ ____ ___________ _________ southwest of Londou, raced on of the Atlantic was 3 hours - 5 - _Iff_ %.., - IN - . ' Ma . _______ ______________________ _____________ Thief Ken Michael Barry Lufldn, 22, and Barry William Romaln, 24, all Russell Mayer, 19, 149 Pin. of 110 Jasmine, Altamonte Crest Dr. reported stereo tape Springs are In the Seminole . level. Berries Sustain Unleaded By 7-0H JORY dldates sought the Democratic serving two consecutive terms. had asked him to drop out. Leading candidates In the flonal attention, the madam of Associated Press Writer nomination, He led a field of 12 in the Harold Dye, retired Army race for the Democratic floffli- the Cottontail Rruch in Lida a Segregationist Lester Mad. And In North Dakota, anotherDemocratic primary last officer who finished second to na tion to the US. Sena te in Ne- Junction, Beverly Harrell, n ni L Guy, month but fell short of the 50 per lUmpson Aug. 13, denied any. vada were U. Gov. Ham Reid sought the Democratic nomI. gla's chief executive for the tangled with busitm=i an Rob. cent vote needed to win the one had threatened to have the and Maya Miller, a political nation for the state assembly, second time, takes on state Sen. cr1 McCarney for the Demo- nomination. Busbee, a state cntroverslal mayor indicted, newcomer. The Guy-McCarney race was . George Busbee in a runoff cratic nomination and a chance Is-gislator, was second. At issue, apparently, were the Gov. Mike the feature in North Dakota, but Nevada e lection Tuesday for the Demo to unseat U.S. Sen. Milton The GOP nomination contest "shoot-to-kill" orders issued by O'Callaghan, a Democrat, had there was considerable in. cratic nomination for governor. Young, a Republican who was took on a new complexion Sun- Thompson to Macon police in a no serious opposition in his bid terest, too, in the battle between 4' r In Nevada, meanwhile, for. unopposed 1 rrpno day with charges from Mayor crackdown on crime. A federal for renomination, while Bill Incumbcnt U.S. Mk mer Gov. Paul IA1lt was Maddox Georgia's chief ex. Ronnie Thompson of Macon, judge recently ordered the Bickerstaff, a state astern- Andrew,i, a Republican, and among three Republicans try- ecutive from 1967 to 1971, one of the candidates, that he mayor to pay $25,000 in a civil blyman, and party worker Shir- state Sen. Lawrence Naaden. ing for the GOP nomination to served as lieutenant governor had been told to drop out of the suit involving the wounding of a ley Crumpler fought It out for Byron Dorgan, the Democratic succeed retiring U.S. Sen. Alan for the last four _________ years. Georgia race or face possible in. 12-year-old boy by poli ce, bu t the Republi can nomination, candidate for Congress, had Bible, D-Nev. Thnw Ober can. low pro,bits a Ill . _90-Ver.= froap d1'L'tMCA-A!- I'le clid acit say who flip nniers were not fin d In a rwe tivit has drawn na- oppostion. A - M �W. - •'• ':. t — OPINION cveninq Herald ----- __ - IL Evening Herald Monday, September 2,1974-5A Monday, September 2,197,4—AA .— - Evening lkvald JACK ANDERSON Area Code 3MM2611 or 831-9M Postmaster Flies More Than Mail TOM AMENS,Editor ROBERT C MARKEY, Advertising Director __ _ WASHINGTON - Postmaster General Ted visited only one other local postal official, while not be canceled as Is prescrited by law for those Klassen has built himself the by a vicious John Birch Society campaign What most luxurious he Journeyed eight times to or near his far-flung who discriminate sur prising Is that Church's Republican op. office in Washington with taxpayer funds, but properties. regu!ar4 leaves it for pernmal fiinkeLa al-w But Weinberger's general counsel, Jo hr, ponent Bob Smith has not cundemned the Mir. P- - -1 Home Deln.rv Week, 55 cents, Month, $2.40; 6 Mon ths, $1420 Year, $28.40. 4 Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month.$2.73:6 Mraitht,$1,; .3, _ _ - _______ L .v - 10erv1 ceP1cXeG uPa 1340 tab when she was scrawling on it, Efther hold or de3troy." As many as 100,000 reprints of a Birch Society I on of Instead, It was slipped out of the files and Into article are being circulated In an effort to the guest of honor at the NaUonal Associat that the Price of a stamp is going UP again, spent Postmasters convention In Salt Lake City. $12,870 on 32 trips to la cities in 1973, a travel our hands. = 41-c -redit Church en Victnan,. 71it right-wing Meanwhile 6- —* I — record that alma-tt puts hL-n in d class with a circular quotes Church as saying that America's OW million deficit and service continues to that he had transmitted Miles, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. views to WeIn- Vietnam "commitments solemnly made must be — fit The impulsive Kla&wn, who has just warned 'Plea Barclainina 0 NotOn F litt le unders tood I b property," the pe ripatetic postmaster is fond of telling, vollvairt. ,es jti.st bcfore a junket. lie o~~,Lj handsome properties in Florida, CaUfornia and RIG}fl REBEL Health Education and the University of California, he Id Welfare StTretary Caspa r Weinberger rMile s, Rhinelander -,aid, wi lilijtcd enforcement officer than seeing a man arrested for a rape come out of a court ro,om With orgy an assault charge, which is a mild slap on ffie wrisLI, The subject surfaced again the other day when the governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals rejected the rmommendadon of a task force headed by Pensacola Ci Judge William Frye that plea bargaining be DON OAKLEY - li", r time and staf to try cases if the bargaining is not retained and pointed out that bargaiiilng wi th defendantshelps reduce casel oa ds in Flori da courts. What he didn't mention is that plea bargaining is a double-edged sword inasmuch as it is a weapon used by both the prosecution and the defense. By the very nature of their work and their training police officers regard anyone they have arrested as they wouldn't have made the pinch. guilty or, obviously, But knowing something and proving . r - ind when they enter the court room. They might agree the defendant is a bum who should be locked up forever, but first y Convince a J udge and a jury, and when presented with a w ea k case prefer to settle for half a loaf rather than blow I I I When it comes to amnesty, a lot of Vietnam war vetmw my need It as much as those men who refused to serve from bum rap discharge,, that Is. 1ff lMflhir PRICE WSE t)j/ 'i— J 1'. .;_.. I .. D , service, even though no court martial or other Judicial process was followed in auigiring them. —The List includes such personal failings as: 41A "Apathy"; 41E "Obeslty" (or 4IC)Apathy AND Obesity). Such catchall shortcomJng, as: • uo a little — Letter To The Despite the fact that churchgoers in America p.' — - . - . ____ I L ',, •. , e :. . - (A protect them... • by driving safely, obeying the school zones " : ;&'.'.' /• and watching for children boarding aflu ulsemuarkin . ; r th ebuses. THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING SAFETY MINDED BUSINESSES: 'I "Heirs Our Child BE TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY 4 " SERVING THE ACTION CENTER OF FLORIDA1$ N , . •. \' PH.322-028S ____________________________________ Hymns rc Thit than just the ifiusic of the church, says Stephan. Rather, they reinforce what he terms "the teaching ministry." & tha t movement could benefit from new hymns that are "relejtg modern urban 11mi-11 Around 7bere is nothing better for a man than that he dwu;d hb God; for A I S Actually, the only reason we' re HERE is .so ito can hold oi, owi with friends v4o play 'Travel Oneupsmanshi'p9" apart from him who can eat or who can have enjoyment? - EccI. 2:2425. "The only method by which people can be supported is out of the effort of those who earning their own way. We must not create a deterrent to hard work." — Robert Taft, former fromthemaIib_aTalkistheapcflthesupply . t'eeds the demand. And You can t hank Sanford 4 'flusinner Julian Stensu"om for the little gem, folks, inert may be a delay of a few days for next month's -SuPpIc"Iental y lncc'me Paymtvts to 3.4 million '' andSecurit disabled because of the long Labor [say TAFFER It is h(ped the checks will be in the mailboxes on Sept. 1%('rMaIIY- the checks are targeted for General Insurance i J Ph. 322-6690 Sanford . BY A. SPo1.xi . tu(u1'Ugh We (lid have an earlier tt;wding the safely hazard connected announcement with a certain brand of hoUch1d trouble fights, I believe it' s necessary In **Plug" it aga, U.S. Senator. 'I.. I!i•SI_ L i -4 f ,.!. ! 7 - SLOWDOWN IN SCHOOL ZONES SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY A V - s.;Imatter fFact,thechiefjue ( ,f th e U.S. District U'urt called th e th ree major Commercial television networks and spoke with each of their vice presloents to ask that they film a demonstration of the light's hazards. The light, manufactured by AK. Electric Corp. of OWNER— DAVID REDWINE I 2540 S. MYRTLE a long (wd attached to a light Be Safe And Join bulb protected by a metal ca ge. The soft plastic handle lx-ses a hazard by enabling a user's hand to tnuch The 6letal electrical recepatacle, potentially causing a fatal Unfortunately . theA .K.Electric liIII g htbe bears no nwnt . IL I it I'l l'UICt Identifying mark to distinguish (Stifl,uish It from other trouble lights. 9a ----- to k 14 rrnto CHICKEN U$Raoe Open Daily No man ever becomes either verygood or very bad U — ¶ 11a.m. 1119p.m. — Fri. & Sat. III lo p.m , I50 French Ave. (Hi.way 1742) S anford Mro MARN S Wednesday Special '(4i ,ik, wfr,.', k1'(/k' ' PH. 323-5163 "Where Quality Sells and Service Tells" Famous Recipe's Back To School •'I tth month. The Clock -- INSURANCE AGENCY INC. had submitted themselves to American Justice, he personally would be "very liberal" In the Brooklyn, N.Y.,consists of INC. The Sign Of Quality In Auto Parts 115W. 1st St. SinfnrrI sing each Sunday morning that have n"fr°'u' ta1 references are mostly rural in Evening Herald nature, according to Dr. Stephen Stephan, Sanfo rd Fin. Profeaoremeri tusof sociology at the University THOUGHTS 'F ffl4..ii Phone 322.5651 firwMn- ...I\ '-Wv (briuw I, ORD AUTO PARTS WITH ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE & BONDS sidentFordactuaflyreversed W own ,tand we are told that his statement represented a sharp break with the policy of President Nixon, who Is depicted as vengefully opposed to knlency for anybody at all, save possibly himself. But or.ce again the precise opposite is true. As Nixon told Dan Rather In a televised Interview on Jan. 2, 1972, he (like Ford) was opposed to a blanket amnesty. But he went on to say that, once the fighting was over and the draft-dodgers and deserters 7be Plrew 8150 made much of W. Ford's declued intention to follow In the footsteps of tor ,'• IA. Doug Bishop explains traffic regulation signs to Ten Harper, Jamie iloffon, Michael Cushing and Mike McKelvey who are all School. matter of penalties. Editor F I f- Presid ents Lincoln and services In In this matter. Seminole County would be financially That sow encouragingTruman from the standpoint of practic imal without our vol unteers. thedraft.do(Jge rs _unul).ou 5ty actions of Sincerely, Lincoln and Truman. Richard H. Shogren On March 10, 1863 Lincoln proclaimed an Arkansas. amnesty for deserters who turned themselves In For example, of 72 hymns in The Methodist bef or ri l 1; they were returned to their e Ap Letters to the editor are always welcome, I certainly hope that the September io, Hymnal that contain environmental references, reg im en ts and forfeited all pay afld allowances 1974 They should be as brief 66 are rural In na ture and only six urban. Much hearing before the Seminole County Commissi as pcsslble and for the Period of their absence. on comment on matters of gneraJ intertit. the same ratio Is found in the 1956 hymnal of of the new fire protection ordinance, that our The kttei; should deal with sanes and avoid to As for set up an Amnesty Board Southern Presbyterian and (Northern) United elected an'l appointed county officials as well as personali ties. v1'' he recommerviauons in e and J1a,,e,, Presbyterian Churches, the the citizens of Seminole County take into concases o li& nOtiu War II draft-dodge , The editor reserves the Steptan's research showed that "the more sideration the fact that no [Ire protection plan letters rs and for reao fundamenta of ipaee but ww exercise ultimately pardoned less than 10 per cent of and 'old timey' the hymn , Can be successful in our County Without the great care There were no pardons wha tever for are, the more rural is the Imagery". & points services and cooperation of that the thrust of the letter is not lost the several hundred In the editing. out that meny urban worshippers, particularly dedicated and trained vol unteer firefigh ters. N doubtn mo. I11 aPPucant3 for President All letters most be slgue(I with a in fundamentalist faiths, have been uprooted maØ erno 1JT twin6%; 14crUtanulat— FnrThcI Tw arul 1 Oni 1 ural heritages in recent years ne h Anv, nmarnm nr this nah.— PUMUM I &6-kma nnh,. GeserVe to. Many of them were simply kids who may assuage their feelings of alienation solicit the suggestion of our volunteer established. however, the Evening 'lerald 1111 loneliness, obeying their parents firefighters both Individually and as a group. at. respect the wishes of writers Mother rean for the emphasis on rural who do not want washed b orho were brain. th eir names to appear themes is a bias against city and urban media into thinking Our residents of Seminole County should law-br eaking was a sort of higher patriotism. We reserve, rejee of If growing from the e"IY-daY amciation of rural unde tand also that the cod of they are sincerely ' repentant today, Surely some rs areas With " the 900d life" and Of cities with that ____________________ ous adequate and efficient fire and emeigency 21aWerftL or form of which is bad sin, vice, poverty, aim and the alternative service for a couple of years would penalty enough. more recent Ills of poUut1oi, noise, waste and BERRY'S WORLD . A deserter, And on that, his attitude changed a bit. 8"nd, regardless of whettw or not OK! I H back are overwhelmingly urbanites, - what he has steadfastly opposed (and what many Liberals have been urging) is an --unconditimal blanket amnesty" for draft-dodgers and ( credit. that should plea bargaining go the way of all flesh it i RUSHER speech to the VFW, he dramatically reversed hinwlf. But not go., As he correctly pointed out, ' sep 0 3r vwA4 1 %morl ruR 45CHOOL ZONES K ds kle ds-0.0 H lp y P*6 U PU W ime fl T Tliesdav : -i OW President Ford obviously intended his an. nouncement concerning draft-dodgers and deserters, before the VFW convention, to look like a death-defying leap Into the arms of fiberalWn, and U* press obugingly played it that way. But the facts WT otherwise _ so otherwise that I am tempted to suspect the President of funnin' US. Begin wi th the fact that, as a Congressman, Mr. Ford was notorious for his opPosi tion to "amnesty" We are urged to suppose that, in his II won't be long until the court system ' becomes so bogged down as to make a mockery of our co icept of speedy justice. Nor will it be long before another study proves beyond dou bt the h need for more judges and more court rooms and more office space and more secretaries. We won't have plea k.,i LouIIIaI5 IJUL we'II k a very expensi ve legal system. Whether it will be a better legal system is a proper subject for debate. , A_ =F, I nnin Amnes AUTO Penthouse magazine has published a List of confldential "Separation Program Numbers" SPNS) which the Defense Department placed on the dlsthar1 papers of hundreds of thousands of vie papers veterans. Previously available to employers but not to ve terans to home lom. Life and medical Lmurance, And let there be no question in anyone's mind m4rtPgm bon&q and comumer X. \J ILllhiilJL knowledge let alone me agree to enter a m1jJt "lea karge. uded are a range of imiers lesser ch dlcating It isn't textbook justice but it does serve homosexuality, suspected the homosexuality , purpose of punishing a criminal who, if he went to "mentaldefidency" anJa list f Psychological terms, such as "Cyclothymic trial, might escape scot free. personality." Thus it is possible, to cite the attorney general's In addition to encountering discrimination example, that a man charged with rape might be acquitted by a jury of his peers and escape even th "fl ° be illegally denied their e more modest inconvenience of servin a i term veteans benefits under the G.I. Bill. Each g 'or assault. flUVeentryLs also apotalnbJ ji - _____ -- the 469— "UnsuitabIlity"; 261 - "Inaptitude" (or case in court Thus are murder charges suddenly 260 — Unsuitability AND Inaptitude). Such reduced to manslaughter, thus does a defendant nebulous items as: 265 - "Character clisor. who has loudly proclaimed his Innocence 271 - "Unsanitary habits" or 461 of any j -• rord May Many Vets - 44.L N _______ , - - This is a little like quoting Abe Lincoln as siply saying he cinild cirry on his work "with WILLIAM £ thCfl$1y, the SPN codes have often been used it different things.. .a fact prosecutors must are two in as grounds for denying vetera ns Jobs ou ide keep ts 1 — - ______ .. - : SPN S e Is Trouble For 'e argued that the courts will need more I IWO.- 4,dr St,1110ill,l lone "Ifl(-lbargaining" is I-ep Ule University of california to keep W overruled on legal grounds which had nothing to milice," wi Lignant. for it would seem to circumvent thout adding the words "toward the legal Connecticut, and cloaks his million in federal contracts despite advice from do with Weinberger's personal political am- none." travel there as a system...and the popular myth has it that plea "official business." top HEW civil rights lawyer that his actions bitlons In California. HEW Civil Rights chief Even Smith's own GOP primary challengers bargaining serves only as a convenient loophole for were illegal and would set a had precedent Peter Holmes also spoke up for Welnberger, denounced the Birch smear campaign. Although junketing by government officials is Now, we lawbreakers. The giant university in Weinberger's home saying Miles' view had been dispited by supposed to be on the public record, Klassen has other have discovered a clue to Bob Smith, s timidity state had been accused for more than a year of HEW lawyers. Unfortunately the subject usually surfaces refused to toward the Birchers, who once mounteo the give us his vouchers for 1974. For discrimination against women and blacks in both only after Someone ha ed With Footnote: Although the University of same kind of campaign against President fiscal 1973, however, we have tallied up at least academic and nonacademic Jobs. When California $2 h can Etlil its record on Dwight Eisenhower. pes what the public,000 spentreal by estate. Klassen on visits to the sites of his Berkeley still couldn't get its house in order by discrimination, It has madeimprove good progress under regards as a "slap on the wrist." Florida Attorney Smith has received handsome contributions this March, HEW's Assistant Civil Rights the threat of losing Its &W million. It is now hiring of $1,0M each from Birch Sodely Most often he Justified the 1973 trips to counsel General Robert Shevin spoke to this point when, TtT .odorc %liles wr executive Florida, Hartford ote a detailed legal qualified blacks and women at a rate well above- board members S.J. backing recommendations of state law en he wanted to and the West Coast by saying opinion for Weinberger. Agnew and Floyd Pacton. the national average. Smith was also once chief aide to Rep. Steve The school, said Miles, should be forced to forcement officers that plea bargaining be banned Mysterio ly, h visit local postal officials. CHURCH SMEAR: Not surprisingly, liberal Symms, R-Idaho,a us is own records for 1973 show he show cause Birch darling who keynoted why its government contract. should Sen. Frank Church in Florida courts, called the practice evil and ex, D1dal, is being victimized the group's convention in Chicago thIs June ed: PIaI?,ere is nothing more appalling for a law 01 W AW to mall a ry.erewas never, at any time, has been any commitment visiting his various real estate holdings around and help underwrite Ted Klassen's royal )way of conceal the fact that Miles thought Weinberger tl~e part of the United States to fight the war On In the country. was acting illegally In not moving firnily against South Vietnam." "I'm going to take a little trip and look at my d _ iAv "But y debated ni -- ______ SC decline Unless Congress balls him out, the tree- bergr verbally. He said he ordered the memo kept, whether wisely Kissinger has been exhaustedly settl or unwisely.,, However, It in g wheeling postmaster will ask for another rate destroyed or pigeonholed only because it was no tops off Church's next sentence, wrxs: Klassen, on the other hand, has been there hesOOnRmaycost13cents :tkr e • -:--. -;F— "Z7 , A.QENCY 104 E. COMMERCIAL 322.5762 Muffler Shop Highest Quality with Reasonable Prices T LIFE IME IME GUARANTEE PH. 323-3811 SANFORD 242) S. French Ave. Sanford .':t �& ____ -=. - - ____ _r - --- --- .=- ___ I - --_--- 1. - - - .--10 - WON 4 -.1 WOMEN Evening Herald -4 *V" ________________________ ____ I SPORTS Monday, September?, 1974-6A Evening Herald __ __ DEAR ABBY , . ~& - ft b. Im ___ :2 May Be Little OK . k1l I __ i IF - B . - I- DEAR ABBY: A reader wrote confessing that she had served '"•' casserole cc" '4i1 ' III It. DUI .' Uti4I('J uIt) US i U iiake it again.) tier question: "is there something in cat 100(1 that -. . ~ 4\ '. ' Your rep!) I didn't pussyfoot around I gent right to the fiwvl mar.!2cturer, and the word from them is: 'Don' .serve cat food to humans." Abby. why pet food shouldn't be served to humans. Does it contain something that is indeed harmful to humans or not? Are the ronditions under which it is can.ned sufficiently sanitary for ,li ItItJIS, but net for humans? Please gibe a straight answer to m question tli\ iU U ii h . ___ . .__.~. . - y - 1 _____ , -~ey _____ ______ ,-.• _T r94 I- . — ) . . . MEOW A I* 1~ 1% -.1 ..d ,akNOL-1 ---_%' . i. FM It e -- I. DEAR READE 'R: In defense of my first reply, a spokesman for a very large pet food company very cagily declined to commit hims. -11. hrnre my admittedly Inadequate answer. Ho w ever, your letter (and many others) prompted me to take another stab at It, so I called the Food and Drug AdminfWation, and after speaking with a Daniel Clink, I knew this time I was harking up the right tree ABBY "Is pet food safe for humans' Yes or no" (l.lNk: "It's safe for humans-but not recommended. . T%j~-. -. r - = _- 1-1 - S.- e I - f .- , ~S. r I S .,' I __ . / . f, . - __?~ _ - - " - ' are vastly different." ABBY: "All right, but It's highly unlikely that a human would confine his diet to pet food, so if someone wanted to fill his - .- I 1',' ,. f a . CLINK "Brc;uc pet food is tritIally blaneed for animals-not humans-and the nutritional requirements for each - / . _,t~~ff . humans?" - _ r'' ' -.. .j:.. *.0_* ( lI.(t i. If" "S — __ 4~. . % N &V r . ' Five pretty Filipina nurses inadel a variety of na(1011,11 cWtuilles outside newSanford stomach, an occasional Alpo meatloaf wouldn't kill him, would U?" CLINK: "Certainly not. But the re 's another reason why pet food is not recommended for humans. You see, most pet foods • • ew couts!u certain parts of animals that humans wouldn't care to eator psychological reasons Like the lungs, intestines, seeu, stomachs, and i i ina urses xcite governmentupec on make sure these standards are met, So now, dear readers, you know a much as I do about why pet food is sale for humans but not men JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor skinned Headaches n hes es o countless doctors and knows under thm received as many different type These headaches ~.I Dear Reader — These headaches are pretty much are con- the Sanford Garden Club's Rose CirCle In Its Garden Gate Dotes. -- - September days give nippy hints of the forth-coining winter season, and the nights are becoming somewhat cooler and lorger. This Is the time to clear away straggly summer ann , perenn rtmoyiig weeds before they reseed. 4, . . - I~. . I - - -? -- - " . '- .1: - - lu - , . - Just as in typical migraine headaches, the person's life C explored. People with migraine have described them. often headaches tend to be overachieve rs and iltersily drive lot of wa tering f themselves emotionally and and eye. They can affect elthier intellectlually to the point that headache the right or left side of the head the occurs. at different times in the same SOFnetimes learril" to underspatient. Alcohol is knovm to tand one's own emotional y affect the nose and cause a Prune and prune, thU month. Start by cutting diseased, . damaged or dead wood from borders and hedges by pruning off the tips of new growth Be sure the bottom 01 hedges Is l*oa4ej- than the top so all sides we I cal D' 204A.$la% Vista itipiuki,,. •, aiijuti ____ . ,i - ____ -.. ,___ ' prunc*etlensegrowtli. 4 y"kJ~ieWd- * - vte,-,gonie~-Call L)e 2?f1com(e, Sco'k It c's $,J September is a good mon th tc grow new evergreens, per. ticularly camelllas, hollies and ', 1" remulched and fertIlized. _-_ ~~- - ___ calenduals, snapdragons, larkFpUr and pansies in the 3fl 112 ii1'% relz-lgerator f or a couple of weeks before planting. Sweel Pen planted now may bkoin Sanford IWV~G Cselbet-ry Izpativns (also called Sultana) likes shaded areas and reseeds itself. This easy-to. MARILYN GARLANTI perennial with Its many colored flowers and dark. glossy leaves now Comm In a new variety aijM in from New Guinea, and is available in $34-nfl Altsmoist.%prings Diamond 'ei Isaac a d*imO,kj cutter (or Zalcs. aprt4 pride in the br11l10, ( rio, he - iif - ----. — Lag=kalli __W _ Si 6 I M111111 ,~ 7e ~-_ ~~_~~ - 1W ! 14~ i L~ . _______ - ________________ - t d ;. . .; - i ..____ - SCOREBOARD _____ - - East ~ !r It is a me that anada is so far removed from Florida for the Summerhayes family is as welmnie on our Fight scene as a refreshing breeze would be on these sultry nights. All three Terry, Gary, and Johnny, are outstanding fighters, fascinating Personalities and immensely popular at the box office. If they weren't 2,000 miles away, we might be able to get to we more of them and more fight% like the one that is.%,he,duled for Saturday in Toronto, a Canadian I-ightweight title bout between Johnny Summerhayes and Danny Stokes. The youngest of the fighting Canadian family has been installed as a 7-5 favorite e re ta inn is laurels . East W Blazers Stalk Undefea e Americans Away Ton t Uslon New York Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee • Oaklaind Ig Kan city Texas Minntscitat Chicago Caitornia GB 72 60 S45 2 urgh St. Louis PhIlaphla Montreal Now York Chic ago Ica W I Pc?. 08 69 65 .515 V) " 67 .,I% # 61 70 4" a S " - 4" 6~1 o 7 61 70 .475 9 ss 7s .4n 13ki we;; WOO L Angeles $4 9 .632 69 64 .siq 1,.j Cloicinnati 111I S3 .604 3~-1 70 6S .Sit Ili Atlanta )] 61 .Sts Ili-, Houston " 611 493 11 " 65 511 16 Sat% Fran 65 69 .465 12 60 74 -448 241-3 6 70 62 S30 - - - * HERE AND THERE...Efforts are be ing made to get Bob - -I -t Foster to defend his crown against Len Hutchins of Detroit as part of the September 24 theater telecast of the All-Foreman gettoge ther In Africa ...Chris Dundee's recent Miami Beach presentation was a 10 round rematch between undefeated Mike Koranicki and "Giant" James Summerville. This heavyweight clash ended with the same result as their last encounter, a unanimous decision for Koranckl. Results of the preliminaries were: Gene "Mini Muhannad" Wells over Ernie Burns in a 10 round middleweight contest; Leroy Walker took an eight rounder from Joe Cartwright in a battle of 135 pounders; and, Jimmy Williams won on a disqualification over fellow light heavy Bob Smith Friday' Nat King is a 5-1 underdog in his quest to become the first man to defeat Elisha Obed when the middles meet in Freeport, Obed recently ran his remarkable record to 4942 when he stopped Paco Flores in the fifth round lar 1610), 7 WFI," and Americans head sive football team," Gotta said len from the squad. "We will After tonight's game, the coach Jack Gotta said Sunday, of the Blazers, "They are give Holmes and Teal a shot," Americans will "He is having a heckuva year." loaded with host the Fire experienced Gotta said. Saturday a nd travel to meet the In addition to Davis, Bir- ers, and as a result, keep play. misWide receiver Dennis Homan Southmen Iningliam will be facing the takes to a Sept. 11. The Blazers minimum." was activated. Homa injured travel to New York league's top defense, Friday and Blazer running back Jim his shoulder against the Jack- then host the Detroit Wheels "We'll challenge them," Got- Cleveiand Jones 7 15) at Atlanta (G. Perry I?.9) at Niekro is it And Reed ilil, o 2 It OW ____ ,.. NFL Standings -- a heip, trrair. ?aIe, Golden Ye* a4d We',g, Only I _______ L - k.t,.,l bp-,, W..t , (I.iiu "i' ._. - -- lie talr ' j, j, 0.1,*. - - look, 14 k I(p)l4,$95 B. [aoioa4 oL,ta ttio set, 14 kr,, o11, 12o iet Trio set ty 'hsmonj, C 14 k.,rt 4j $-49 Set I) Tr s. -i karat )O set rta" )sI swy Cats P'.tuan,s $1 Caiu4$sfy(t1aee#4i . Sfl Dgo SO 2 $2 .315 2S $4 373 31'i BIRMIN6IIAM, Ala (AP) to said They hae a eteran Strong set a WI'! s Games Saturday , s Gamft single game sonil1e To division leaders in thai ew...1.,... I...& , Sh arks rd ddn t .-flfl.tsout i? uunnc we nave receiving record last in Francisco ) , 5t I.ous 2 week any action against Chicago World Football League clash shown an o Minnesota 6. Boston 2 New York 6. Atlanta 5 verall balance and against Memphis, with Detroit 7, Oakar 3 tonight at Legion Field, with th ii pass Thursday. Cincinnati 10, Montreal 3 e we will do a lot more things receptions from Baltimore 3, Kansas City 7 trong Philadelphia 10. Houston 6 Davis. S undefeated Gotta said he Is going to use Texas 2, Cleveland 0 Birmingham than throw the bomb." Pittsburgh i. Los Angeles 3 is also the leading rusher, running backs Paul Robinson, J York 11. Chicago 6 Americans trying to maintain Only games schectute,j The Americans and Blazers A.D. Whitfield and Tommy mmy Edwards, Sunday's Games that honor agai nst the Florida go into tonight's Sundays Games Art Cantrelle game with Reamon round out the Blazer and Charley Harraway. Oakland 5, Detroit 3 PhiladelphIa i, HOLjStn 1 Blazers, who have a season little rest, Minnesota 9. Boston 6 after playing mid- backfield. Whitfield is New York 3. Atlanta 0 a 5-il, record of 6-2. e* York 7. Chicago S "We'lldefljelyusettjw Montreal 2. Cincinnati 1 week games last week. The 200-pounder with eight years of Reed," Gotta said, Reed, a Milwaukee 3. California 1 The Blazers, led by veteran Blazers met Memphis St. Louis I. San Francisco I ftimo,e 7, Kansat City I Wednes- experience in pro ball. Reamon, Chicago i. San Diego 1 rookie quarterback, has given quarterback Bob Davis, lead day night, and the Americans Texas tO, Cle v eland 3 Los Angeles 6. Pittsburgh 2 brother of Birmingham' s fine performances in recent abthe Eastern Division of the new went to Chicago. Monday's Games MIlakec. (Colbc'n I 11 ana Mondays Games (liarles Rea.mon, is a rookie sences of veteran quarterback WFL, while the Americans lead The Blazers took Memphis Philadelphia Rodriguez 64) at Now YorK (Carlton from Missouri, 149 in the Eastern Division. George Mira. and Schu,I.r 1-13) at PIt? 18 in their match, with the ( May 57 and Tidrow Il-l ) t, 2 Coach Gotta has activated Blazer head coach calls Davis Am The game begins at 8 p.m. Boston (TianI 70.9 a nd Marl burgh (Reuss 14 9 and Kt$on 6 ericans taking Chicago 22.1. Mel Holmes and Jim Teal and CDT at Legion Field in Bir- thai Si or Pole 00) at Baltl "The best quarterback in the San Diego (Grief 6-IS and more (C,rlmley IS 12 and Cud "Florida Is a sound, aggres- released linebacker Mike Mul- mingharn. ,,_ A Du*j iotiti rrso set, Call $34.8374 HILDA RICHMOND 3'd -3)ë7 trios. beauty matched only by Isaac's skill. seed catalogues. LrLrU1L ----------- HEARING AID REPAIRS sIS-AILMAKES £HIRLEY MILLET 83,11 9211 FcrestCify Forest City Today's lesson in larceny comes from Lou Brock, base ______________________ - __22P`11%~~ before Christmas. SANDRA RAWLINS Lta vi • - Many annuals can also be sown this month. Put seod., 01 BETTY CARTER 1'- __________ To ug he r To magnolias. Established camellias and azaleas should be / Don Sutton 19 got the torY. with ntnth-inning relief he pfrornMkeMJ Dock Ellis the loss his first since July 10 Phlb 8, Astm I Philadelphia's Dick Ruthiven fired a three-hilter and rapped two singles and a double him- Montreal (Walker 241 at De troit (Holdsw'orth 02), N in Arizona,,. Chicago (Wood 19-16) at Kan LOUIS (McGlothen 15 II New York (Matlack Ii lOi (Fitjmorris 101), P4 A recent promotion in Houston by Orlando's Pete Ashlock Chicago (Bonham 10 17) California (Qulntana 21 was not very successful at the gate as the card only drew 1,100 TartM,a 9 IS) at Oakland CAb Cincinnati (1. Carron 'Il) at people. In the windup, Lonnie Bennett scored his 23rd K.O. in 25 butt 41), N Houston (Dierker $5). N San Francisco (Barr 10$) at wins by stopping Joe Cokes in the filth. In winning, Bennett Minnesota (Decker 13111 Sept. 11. Lot Angeles (Mess,,rm,p 16 Texas (Bibby II 15,, N claimed the North American 175 pound title which is held by SI. N Tuesday's Games 1. Ashlock's fighter, Mike Quarry. If you remember, Quarry Cleveland at Detro t, N Tuesday's Games alked out of Orlando several months ago and it was rumored Chicago at Kansas City, N N e w Vørk •t Chicago California at Oakland, N he was through with this area in general and Ashlock in parSan Deco at Atlanta il Minnesota at Texas. N ticular. When I questioned Ashlock about this he told me that Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, P4 Only Qames scheduled Montreal at St Louis, N ____________________________ there never was any trouble between them and Quarry will be Cincinnati at Houston. N fighting forhimin Iloustonintheverynear future. Now Ashlock San F rarcisco dl lot Ance I % promotes a card in which the winner is reported to have claimed es. N BY LARRY IIARNLY Reds' press guide lists his" The hitters have a problem in as he had to," Kluszewskj Quarry's title. Th e whole thing is very confusing. Herald Services weight at 260 pounds. comparison to my day," he recalled. "When there was a James Martinez, the Texas featherweight who displayed a Saturday's Games said. "The pitchers have more Kluszcwki satin front of l Phila cie lph,,1 man on third bast', the per. mi 71. big heart and strong chili in his one sided loss to Canada's John New York ST. LOUIS — Twenty years locker Giants 21 here and discussed a of a variety of pitches. They'll centage was in Roberts' favor," Suminerhayes here recently, got him3elf stopped by James ago, Ted Kluszewski was in his stibjoct Atlanta 23, Baltimore On which he is well. throw you the slider or the So it should be kept in mind Busceme last week. Bust'eme is an undefeated former amateur Minnesota ii. St tots i prime as a Litter. He led the versed hitting. When KIus- screwball on 3-0. Whea I was that Kluszewski thinks the ,11 Dallas 75, Kansas City l star isho inuld appear to have the "goods" to go all the way'.., National League with 49 home zewski talks about hittiiw t,playing, you'd get the fastball, Denver 77. New England i a Ahead of the A week irorii tomgsit in 'iodia'ii )t4UdlV Gd1u'ell, !ituJoii LUlL!) and iii runs batted In tendencylstopayatet0 He POUston 37. Chicago 70 11 young hitters when they arrive sensation Vito Antuolermo meets veteran middleweight Denny "The secret to stopping New OrIans 71. Nr y orhL while compiling a career-high spent 13 Years in the National hitters Is changing speeds. They in the majors. Thus success by- Jets 7 Moyer in the featured 10 rounder. Talk as Torny l4cata was batting average of .3. League, from 1947 to 1959, and LOS Angeles 30. San Diego Is young hitters Is meaningful. suppose to meet Antufermo, but someone high up put a halt to throw more of a variety of CIe Sunday's Game Kluszewski turned 30 that carved out a lifetime .301 Which young hitters have that and Moyer, one of licata's recent victims was chosen inpitc hes now, and they're not elan 2i, Cinnn,,t, I? season and 2 batting average with was listed at 6 feet particularly Im pressed KIus257 home afraid to throw them in all stead...Fans in Johannesburg continue to come out in droves to Monday's Game runs, lie put 225 pounds. and Those were the zewski? ,,The one who ha., Oakland at San Franc,so. N. watch their light heavyweight champ, Pierre Fourie, Recently in his final two situations. Hitters who are years in the American L days when Kluszewski reallyimpressed me Is Mike national television League .300 now are doing better than over really over 20,000 paid more than $250,000 to see Fourie take the tha Friday,S,pt,mt4r S sleeveless shirts and exposed andcOmflpleted his career with a hitters who were over3(J0when Schmidt," Kluszewskl said of measure of former European 160 and 175 pound champ, Tom Pittsburgh at Dallas, P4 .actnt -3 uUi çIj uIsc1p3 pernaps and Z111 nomers. I played." We I'nluies' third baseman. 5)tvrdav, September 6 -M Beggs...The undercard to the Conteh-Ahumada September loth New Y,k Giants at ButSaIo and effective device to strike "lie's made a The real turnabout purpose of the Interview W.B.C. title clash looks strong. European heavyweight kingpin, Baltimore at waL.hngton Who fear in the hearts of a few was for is the best pitcher in the There's Nothing (after hitting .196 last season). Kluszewski to analyze Joe Bugrier takes on the K.O. conquerer of Ken Norton, Jose Cincinnati vs Grttci Bay at Like National League? "Andy National League pitchers. er He's a line hitter, lie's meeting .iuh Luis Garcia, Chris Finnegan, winner over Mike Quarry and current National League hit- ?'lessersmIth" Kluszewski THE BEST St. Louis at Kansas c.iv the ball and staying th there number one contendor for Conteh's crown , meets Florida's In 1974, Kluszewski is in his ters. But to appreciate what replied. "lie has 4.0 New Sunday. Seçt.mber 7 good stuff and not uppercutting and trying to 13th year of retirement from those hitters Hobby' Bodyguard" Iioyd and third-ranked John racey are ac- a York Jets S Oak land variety' (if General pitches. Mike Berkeley. Cali f pull everything. Be has fine Electric playing major league baseball complisiiing, read what battles fourth-rated Marshall Huller in a welterweight matchMarshall is doing a great job. Cleseland p at Detroit, power. o say abou in Orlando getting himself but is still working for the Kluszewski has t tiv-0priano Hernandez, last seen Miami at ChIC890. N lie has an Oddball pitch (a "Schmidt has surprised me t screw counted out from a left hook thrown by' "Snake" White, takes his Cincinnati Reds, .serving In his those people who are working New Orleans at Houston. N ll). ba Don Gullett has an that 1w has come along this San Diego at MInnesota, fifth year as batting coach. His against the hitters — losing "act" to Suit Lake City tomorrow when he meets number HEAT PUMP the pitawful lot of natural ability." quickly. He's Monday September 5 ciers. driving his front to Cooper. This mis-match is the semi-final uniform style has cha ('fle ranked George nged. The 10$ Angeles at San Francisco CALL , Klusze singled out Robin shoulder at the ball. Some hit. muscles are covered, His th e highly' publicized heavyweight battle be tween Terry Hinkt' Klusxewaki says it's tougher Roberts as the best Philadelphia at Ne, EngIan, PLUMBING & pitcher he ters will pull that front shoulder N "I. HEATjp INC. and rh"A %Vv npr weight has changed fm *m-, in hit I "Roberts pitrhed,qs hard out to try to pull tl~e bdil." 1007 S. Sanford 322-4562 - -'-- , - BY ALEX SAaMRE AP Sports Writer "I Just wait for a spot, pick it-and take it." That formula for success helped Brock swipe four bases ----in tlit St Iiiuis tdrdLni!s , Del Unser collected three his victory over the San Francisco and Mike Schmidt _____ (tant.., Sunday, giving him 98 33rd homer of the season to A ~_ I -- -- or the season. Maury Wil!.s' h ighlight Philadelphia's 13-hit single-season standard of 104 is attack. about as safe as those voyagers Fjtpos 2, Reds I — --i---, Mike Torrez, 11-8, fired a five. This contest between these Plus 200 Pounders will "bring em , s four steals Sunday hitter and Ron Hunt scored out" and it should really get e moved him into second place on 'Lndo Amateur flub going twice for the Expos, once after financially. the stolen base list, eclipsing being hit with a pitch for the Cobb's 96 thefts in 1915. Only 14th time _______ • this year and 241st Wills W ho 8W1l ed l A POP arner football entry, the Tigers, gel the ' time of his career. YOUNG GRIDDERS - - - ___--_==t f"I of the sport as they go Wou,gb a scrimmage He was hit by a pitch from - -— this week. The Tigers and other Pop Warner teams are pr Elsewhere In the National ePar-Ing to kick off their no c COUflI) Don Gullett leading off the third of Los Angeles and scored - on singles by Bob ea1 b ea t 6 2, iiiia : -Bailey and Ron Woods - : -Ldelphia blasted Houston g, -.-.----.-Mets 3, Braves 0 New York blanked Atlanta 3.0, Tug McGraw, making only Cincinhati VU6VU his second start of the season, _____________________ and C ;cagodefeat icago ed "an fired the first shutout of his % Die league career by stop. aun e Bb Gibsont• scattered seven ping Atlanta on five hits. —. h' and two,,errors u San The Mets got a run in the , GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - ate from it. Vanderbilt will toss Francisco's ave Kingman fourth on singles by John Mfl. Florida may have its best In the year of the big move to a prtype attack at The Gators have a helped the Cards to four them and ne r and R us ty S V shot ever at winning an SEC split end in Lee MCG,frlhmt ta ub and a sac•' U vee r offense in t he Sou th unearned runs but Brock 's rice fly fl ,one of - they don't play Alabama the football crow ' _ Benny d d Ayala, then __ erence, 3nd a thievery was the main attractadded two in the fifth. eastern Conference, linebacker three-time champion that has year drought. The Gators don't pair of outstanding offensive ion. __ Ralph Ortega of Florida should stormed to 32 victories in 33 #I __ - - __ I Cubs 4, Padres I --..- - - Play favored Alabama and have linemen, 241-pound tackle Paul be especially pleased. iiiii, __ Dodgers 6, Pirates 2 regular season games since go- their The Cubs scored ftee runs in toughest conference Parker and 247-pound guard Muff ~-I don't think it's that tough ing to the wishbone. Two-run homers by Steve the first UMIN, two on an Andy of an offe nse for us to defend," However, Ortega's opinion da — against Louisiana State - .- _ -, __I _ homer, and sailed The top running hack will sixth Inning powered said Ortega, the 231-pound All- differs from that of his coach, Georgia and A the Padres behind the Auburn. The I,SU SEC star. likely be Larry Brinson, a 206. les past Pittsburgh in a battle of Doug Dickey, who has his Ga. game will be critical lu combined six-hit pitching , of to both pound sophomore. . If! was a coach, I think I'd tors operating National League division Rick R NMI with the veer, 7. = teams lnce the Tigers are h e and Oscar Dickey says Msdefense won't leaders. - __ - - _~.___ __ z -PT-!X-I Zamora eusc *_ I __ And quarterback Ken Gat. picked to finish second and be as good as it was last No. "To me the veer Is not that ~- . fney, who led Florida to lie. Florida third 'he much of vember, but that It could devel__ I a threat because our tories in its last five regular Gainesville on Oct 5 . . .--- .o p that way during the se defense is set up to stop it. I season games in -t ,~ Z__ 1973, says the " I think this team can very think we are going to enjoy de- offense 'fits at Ortega has exceptional help me to a T" ~ ~--__ realistically feel It has a fine ,_-;" .r ~=linebacker from Glenn Cam. - - . fensing flie veer this year." Dickey decided on the veer chance at a championship,,, cron and defensive end Preston The Gators will get plenty of over the wishbone because -opportunities since most of the think defenses are catching "I Dickey says. "Ibis team is go. Kendrick is one of the best in up ing to be competitive against the South. SEC teams they face will oper- with It (wishbone.)" Sammy Green is an Orlando Fighter Joe Dav . anybody we exceptional nose guard. By The Associated Press National League . . American League - Number One ______ — . doi't know about that championship business, but the fight is one of great local interest. Costantine is a good looking, well built. hard punching Seminole Count)' righter. After his last bout. a one round K.O. over Ronnie Paul, it appeared he was read) to turn pro But for Some raso he h,,s dt.ided II;' Ilnst it and is 'i'rwI to IllUt D41), hu figures to be the .strongest 'pItl 51 on the 1g1 popular Costdntrne has come up aga inst. Day st of credentials as long as your rMthatinclude: 1970 Texas Golden Gloves runner-up. Day. an extremely good. looking Young man himself, has been wriding many of his hours at the Sports Stadium helping youn g }s who are in training ____ ___ I ,_ . .. -. _____ _____ -;. ;_ ' IP - _____ I SUMMER TO FALL WITH SILVER To give a lilt to a late summer wardrobe, or even to tide summer clothes over into fall, there's nothing like the gleam of silver jewelry. For years,fashlon seemed wedded to gold, so nothing could -look newer now than silver. Lotus blossoms to silvery metal necklace and earrings (left) or the African pizzas of a safari pendant In shining silverstone, wil l lift your fashion life. .. Brock He s Win ' Thief ' O R111fee I have time to ' II II ', _________ 1 S I--I .. 0 4 1#11, Gators Und style and situations need to be ES Our ~ t The npxt professional boxing show in Orlando will not be presented till after All and Foreman figtit it ot - . . -- ---_ - - -.i:.~!~~;~~. ____ I e of week intensive State Board 01 the Philippines. al language I. - . ~ - _,, -_--i!r Jrna} go in a Couple of weeks, or they too may wait until the Ali fight is over. What ever, the finest ar ee • r presented In this are:i is expected to be timn. Winter Hick COStofltlflC meet Orlando's Joe Day in a heavyweight bout that will be billed as a "championship" :' .-. ., ~_iiiiiilii: UJ n __ A ---k Women's Fair m t'1" - " used for migraines. This cruciating. Sleep precipitates sometimes leaves something to time The them about hal f k desired. 1 he approach i)S CO LJ}t rig it side pain is these headaches of my head from behind my eye to the back of my neck. The as they have become better understood. As you know, they condition will not tolerate alcohol in any form. Every have been described only a few doctor I have visited had no yea rs ago, and an experience idea of the cause or the treat. factor has been necessary for better understanding. inlent for ft problem. A number of medicines are Three years ago I did allergist who was (aIITI1Iar with now used to treat and to prevent the ailment. He gave me these problexrj. The idea of histamine injecUons has faHen histarnine injections, and the by the wayside. Only a few treatment made it possible to have a twoyear vacation from think they really help, and most j neurologists think there are these headaches Now! be tter medicines now. One of one of the si x-week seizure periods. Do you have any ex- these to prevent attacks is planation for this condition, and Inderal (propranolol). treatment cure -- After All - Foreman Bout [ DEAR DR. iLAMB - Would sudden, spontaneous, free period. It's Just possible that you give me your views on !his histamine .two- was the reason for your year vacation (ruin er known as "Iforper ps ton's Syndrome?" Over a headaches rather than the seven.}ear period I have been hlstamifle Injections Eleanor and bubbling over with fun Preparatory Course before during episodes of these at. soniething about them helps a under an initial facade of leaving for the U.S. and each tacks. In between (be clusters great deal in people with DEAR ABBY: Now this can be told. Ever since that letter Dark eyes sparkling, a shyness. has been accepted to write the of attacks it has no effect. migraine and also cluster appeared in your column about the wolman who made a casserole Sanford might seem a pretty second nurse, Joseptilne Abat. The nurses are sharing a Florida Nurse Licensure Note the teirm "cluster." hadaches. with cat food tuna, I've been wanting to confess to my famfly that UM place to most, but to six giggled, "But I came for ad. rented house an Second Street Examination. they t. Ilmse are often called duster Send you questions to Dr. FilIpina nurses who arrived venture' within easy walking distance of While the nurses say the headaches because the attacks Lamb, in care of this newspa The first time it was an accident. We have two cats. and I this summer to work In "Yes, adventurc," agreed the hospital. They were brought customs, religions absentmindedly used the cat tuna In a tuna fish salad Iwas S and com in clustm for a few per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City eminole Memorial Hospital, dark-haired Zenaida I3a'i, to the United Sta tes to help psychology of the American weeks and t& my not recur Station, New York, N Y 10019 making for my family. Sadord means Adventure. with an enthusiasm that in- --elieve the shortage of nurses culture is unfamiliar, they an for nwWu or even yeam This For a copy of Dr. Lamb's They all remarked on how g(K4 it was, and nobody got sick, so "I came to America to dicated the trip half way around which now exists throughout feel perfectly at home In characteristic of them makes It booklet on balanced diet. send I'vecen tin udto use it whenever my budget flgh broaden my experience of the globe ha., already' fulfilled the country, and two more are Seminole Memorial HpIta1. very difficult for the doctor or 50 cents to the same address PENNY PINCHER nursing. The United States is her expectatio of exciting expected to arrive shortly. They miss the crowded bustle the patient to evaluate various and ask for the "Balanced Protpm? Vou•U fern better if you get more advanced scentifica1ly new horizons. F • According to Seminole of their home cities, and they treatments. You could have a Diet" booklet. reply, write to ABBY . Bo P40, 69700, L.& Cali f. ,Q06. Enclou stamped, than my country and the The other three nurses are Memorial's personnel director miss the "if -addresised envelope. pl"se abundant public For Abbys booklet, -H** III Have a Lovely Wedding,— sow $I 10 facilities are more modern," Nanita Abanto, Ann Gaila and Reid Brodie, the nursing skills, transWtation systems w hich Abigail Van Bufen. 132 Lasky Dr - Beverly Hills, Cal "212. explained one of the golden- Cannelita Worig, also petite, Personalities and dedication to took them visiting frien& and excellent patient care of the sLx to the movies several times a JC I ~ - ~ - - - nurses Is being accepted en- week back home, and the three 1'' Project 21st Century Woman first ill be thus' &stically by the Patients, girls who are married miss a Higber Education Act funded Fair, Sept. -4 T -A ~ - r physicians 9-13, on . surgeo,fu s and lrFlilpnohs,w project offered this year at SomofCentral I'sj. N nurses and other employes. ~ 944 W.F-;) they hope WW. J oin them here Seminole Junior CoUege (SX), -I The 1`10SPital M a gat deal 80011. 0 __ #0 - - .1111111111, will be presenting and known wormn artists will be ~ .I of res , earch on the recriulment 4 In their sat accents, the SvmotWg various program I and cmploymcnt of foreign S flutses explain ail but two of anti activities pertinent, the program will include mini. .- -__ nurses before concentrating them were strangers before September is the month to the ir efforts on the Philippines. they met In Sanford, and they benefit to Central Florida seminars, special exhibits Fertilize roses during . Women, and- -the general public, film shows. prepare roses for fall and tember and use fungicidal All six nurses have moressive all sneak ,j - -__ tiiff.rrnt ,-. .. %44RJU5 . . . winter bloom by ü any spray every week or so to . credentials, Including five Among themeJes th . Z. ey con=\-..dised foliage or dead wood blac trol Yearsofstudyand intJJp verse, either In English or k spot and powdery [4&.k•.-' ., tening iong stems by mildew, the notes continue. -. In addi tion, tiy took a six. Tagalog, th fici all ,ve r ________ Until Villanneva. GardenGate i, No More Pro Boxing Locally Bunc make the condition worse dynamics and being able to do girls. ______ N ___-____~ . .. It ..., _:* -_I are you aware of any other I —" regulations with regard to sanitation?" CLINK: 'Vb, pet food Manufacturers are required to meet very high standards with regard to those coMdons. And the ome LAMB I am seized by tW condition for six weeks at a time. The day as a variation of I'migraline headaches usually last for 15 to headaches." And the treatment -- ? It Z - C ___ _____ ~ i "F*** . DR. L. E. Cluster 1k in AHU'Afl rwr fnnhI - % . I Cat Food W41, IV 4I Monday, September 2, 1974-18 just Begun (kai, WA' __ '9 11 I �2B—Evendng Herald Monday, September 1974 LegFNotice Legal Notice — Le9al Notice - Legal Notice NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NI STATUY1 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, I N3TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Notice Is heriy given t th Personnel, 303 Semera pursuant to a Final Judgment of undersigned, pursuant to th = Blvd., Seminole County, Florida toreIosure dated August 24, 1971, "Fictitious Name Statut', Chapiw Evening Herald ' '.. under the fictitious name of Monday, September 2, 1974-3B KAY an entered in Case No. 74479 of the MS.09, Florida SteM, will register pp RIGGS, i intn to register Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial with the County Comptroller, In a said name with the Clerk of the Circuit in and for Seminole County, for Seminole County, Florida, Circuit Court, Seminolewith County. Florida wherein JOSEPH GOOD receipt of proof 00 the pubiicatio Florida in accordance the plaintiff, and RONALD E. GREEN this notice, the fICIltIgi provislonj of the Fic1ifio name, to Name and MARY 1. GREEN, his will; wit: 43 Inc. Statutes, ToWit: Section 063.09 and JOHN C. ciba SABAI. PALM GREEN Florida Statutes 1957. and CLUB under which we are engaged VIRGINIA MARIE GREEN, his in busIness at State Roaci 431, it S AnUda A. Riggs -i PubIith: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 7. 9. 1971 wife, aredefendants. IwilI sell to the City of Longwood, Florcia, highest and best bidder for cash in DEE.113 Snow Whhe SEEK & FIND That the parties lnterftled in Uld lobby of the County Courthouse busis enterprise are as foip WENTWORm, F.ngland — England's Maurice Bern________________ TONIGHT'S TV in5emtnole County, Florida at 11:00 bridge cded a final rod , for a flole of 278, and MIlton H. Bevis ... _______ ______ DMPRIN8ZYEYPLPYBLYP o'clock AM, on the 17th day of . N President OTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND won the *70-000 Viyella Professional Golfers AocIatIon _______ September. 1971 the following Josepf R. Turner, NAME STATUTF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Chimp1onhIp by tije 1Iot over Peter Oosterhuls. MGRSNENNLYZRURAYERY pperty as set tOh rn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FLORIDA. Sec.Treasurer said Final Judgment, to wit' Dated at Orlando, Orange Count purwant to Floe Ida Statutes, Section CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1037.A 1 RPILC8UPUCEIFSPCGAM Lot I), Block 10, THIRD SEC Florida August 21, 1971 $4509, that TASTY HOUSE IN --lION, DREAMWOLD, according to Publish sept. 2, , 1g. RE: THE MARRIAGE OF MANAGEMENT, INC., a dul 2, In (I) Sunshine A8NENRPRMPENHRNURUQ the' Plat therol, as recorded in P1st DEF4 '1 1:00(2) Jackpot org,nized Corporation under the VIRGINIA JANE NIX, MONDAY RIDGE WOOD, N.J. . — Jerry Pate came from behind to Almanac 1 at Page 70 o' the Public ___________________________ Book (6, 9) News laws of the State of Florida, located _______________________ _________ P N Y E GA FZP 2 P F S I H B MU,R, 6:75 (2) The Flvini, thin PclEtIonr, Records of Seminole Coun',', 10) at 90 Fast liyin-.'. post a 2-and-i decision over John Grace in the .$-iole S __________ I' Florida , — Cl IV OF Al. rAMON o:,tu (61 Summe'r '' I .. ..rr r' •' '.,-i 'tw. 14tI'h fL' ..: . ..,,., P £ £ P D j in r z i U I Goii C)iamH2MAE Y E - ( SEnL) FLORIDA Semester inbusinessunde'rlheficlltiou%name -. Respondent 1:30 pic'nshlp. (2,9) Jeopardy OTED this 79th day 00 August, NOTICEOFPUBLIcHEARINGT0 of DAYS INN, DAYS LODGE and Today In 7:00 (2) News BYRICHARDLSIWU, L Z PG RUM S I I P Y AG S P NP 1974 () As The World CONSIDER and responsibility when a shocker, "Brave New World" _______ ADOPTION OF AMENDED TASTY WORLD, at: 430 North Florida The Herald Services (6) Hogan's Heroes fellow puts on Ar$h*jr H. Beckwlth, Jr. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Turns that cowboy by Aldous Huxley, NOTICE OF ACTION Douglas Road, Altarnonte S,rings 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional Y '' UUL NZCINHEPP (9) Let's Make A Clerk of saId Circuit Court (e) What's My Line Connors Successful uniform. _______ Florida, intends to register the said TO: JAMES CLAY NIX 7:00 (2,8) Today Show "I first read ii 32 years ago HOLLYWOOD_Someday fly: Martha I. VihIen TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. (9) HItChCOCI, Deal name with the Clerk of the CIr it EEDEFi (6) CBS News Obviously, Geller learned his and I've loved it ever since," isNSICEYFYZ Y Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Presents Court of Seminole County, Fior. 2:00(2,8) Days Of Our 5701 AirlIne Drive thebraveneww0F!d[remay len FOREST HILLS, N.Y. — Top-&eeded Jimmy Connors and Publish SeIt 7. I3ozo's Big lop moved over to the the City of Altamonte Springs, (13) News Geller said. Theuse of this flctiijo name is and HO4jtOfl, 1e,s 17027 Lives BBAEH moved into the third round with a 6-I, 64,64 victory over EYUME0PUBPH DEF 13 7:25 (2) News And shall be with tho acquiee and Florida, that the Council will hold a money-winner column with (24) Mary Star (6) GuIding Light u.s decision now to do public hearing to consider ena permission of OAY5 INNS OF Weather YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Show (9) Newlywed Game special stomach to witKitand such safe Successes as somethlngwithitcaznej E pMIHDDDLMMA an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ment of Ordinance No. 317 11, 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth into the quarter-finals of the U.S. Open Tennis thamAMERICA, INC. anti TASTY actkrn for Dittolution of Marriage —(35) All America EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. titled: the four-martini business lunch "Mission: 1mpossIbe" and realization that many of the WORLD, INC. has been filed against you and you 8:00 (6) Capt. 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WORKS n the Petition, to wit A diSSoiutiOn notified and required to file any HUNTSMAN Corn m unity SLEEPY his press agent mean two Iced EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ot Beaver (44) Lost In Space PRESCRIBING DOPF about How long REGULATIONS before cloning. MAGIC MIRROR SNEEZY adaptation of the _____ book (35) All America — CUlT, 9:30 teas IN AND FOR SEMINOLE -marriage; permanent cuStody of claims and demands which you, or FOR THE STORAGE AND and (8) one black coffee (So That Girl Race Stakes Winner 3:30 (2,8) How To Survive -' . ' ______ Tomorrow: Flowering Trees Futurity the antics of two New York a COUNTY, FLORIDA. the minor child born issue of the eitherutyou,mayhaveagainst said COLLECTION BY THE CITY OF _______ (44) PettIcoat Cloning? A Marriage much for wild living in policemen CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1259 8OO (2, I) Major marriage, SHARON .JAVONNE estatelntheofficeoftheClei-kof the FEES FOR THE COLLECTION .) League — with a 10-minute — To order any ur all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, Junction (6) Match Game PHILADELPHIA — Masr Derby, $IS., came out of Lntusland.) "Yes, the chemical Process _________ ' DIVISION 0 NIX. in th Pitioner; permanent Circuit Court of the Eighteenth AD DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE • Baseball sales 10:00 (2, 8) Name That (9) OflC Life To numbn 2 Ilirougls 7, send 60 Cents for each, makiag checks thepackwith S0yards logo to ca rim he'd prepared, plus for duplicating a person in a In Fe: the Marriage of Geller has been in the movie six scripts, the $105,000 Kinalimony,lees permanent child support, Judicial Circuit. Semino4 County, FROM .. - -.-, . SINGLE (6) Gunsmoke attorney and the CoSts _____ FAMILY 00 payable io "Seek & Find,' Star'Tekgram Syndicaie. Addrtss Tune Live JUDITH LYNN CAVANAUGH, dergarten Sthkes at Uby BeU by a halfength over this Florida, Probate Division, in the R E S I D E N I I AL and TV scene for 22 years now laboratory," Geller continued. (9) ABC News ,. UNIIS (6) The Joker's (33) leuers and in Penthouse care of Ibis nesspaper. Wife action. an equitable distriuution of Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, PROVIDING FOR THE GRANT OF G&llant Bob. But more Intriguing than , "We're speaking of a persince he was graduated from Closeup .. Wild ROBERT W CAVANAUGI4 JR. the jointly owned real and personal within four calendar mon'h from PRIVILEGE Barnyard TO another TV series is a three. feetly stable world PRIVATE (24) Special Of The GIICAGO — Hot N Nasty, .8O, led l the way to Huthlnd In which (44) Father Knows operty of the partes including the time of the f4rt publication of COERCIAL COLLECTORS TO 4:00 (2, U somerset Yale and he has his antennae hour special he's Week preparing for people are decanted, not born. NOTICE OF SUIT capture Arlinon Park's $107,310 Lae Sthkes by two award of the real proper?1 owned by this notice. Each claim or demand COLLECT SOLID WASTE FROM ____ (35) Mothers In Law TO. Staff Sergeant 10:30 (2, I) Winning Streak the parties as tenants by the en must be In writing and filed in COMMERCIAL ESTABLISH lens over Sha A Sheikh. () Lucy Show tiretles to the Petitioner, said duplicate and state the place of not go with television's year-old (44) Bold Ones Robert W. Cavanaugh, Jr. MENTS: (6) Gambit (24) Sesame Street science PH0VI0INC fiction another, created for their task. audience. _______ _______ Tryon Park Apartments, A 3 propertyas being more particularl' residence and post office address of REGULATION OF PRIVATE 8:30 (33) My Partner dcrjbed f0lIO (9) 310,000 PyramId ONE OF THREE Driver Dies (44) GlIlIgan's Island Haelock, North Carolina LARGE SNOOK CAUGHT the claimant and must be sworn to COMMERCIAL "Mission: Impossible" and The Ghost COLLECTORS ________ ______ Lot 13, Block B, Replat of Plan by the claimant, his agent or (44) Green Acres 4:30 (2) Bonanza YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED •t- PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, (13) Cowfown Rodeo Lymar Fryer of Sanford pulled In three snook on the Gufl cout tatlon Estates, Unit 1. according to tonic-v. or the same shall be voiti "Manni,x" are a pair of 10:55 (33) News his _________ _____ INDIANAPOLIS — Robert W. Bunselmeler, 77, an. that a Petition for Dissolution of (I) Mery Griffin ________ 9:00 (6) Ch. 6 Speciat the map in Map Book 11. pages 177 CONFLICTS, PENALTIES AND 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers creations, If you need to see during a fishing trip with his family last wetkend. He's holding Marriagepi.as been filedagainst you Dated atAugust, Leesburg, Florida, this EFFECTIVE DATE. (9) Gilllgan's island %' 17$. Public Records of Volusia 79th day of Report and you are required to serve a C0P (6) What's My Line credentials, 1971 County, Florida (13) &Iando City SaldOrdlnancewasplacedonfirst THE SILVER BEARS. By (9) NFL Oakland Vs (9) Split Second SUN FIRST NATIONAL eight reading on August 77. 1911. nd the Council Mind you, he hasn't always San Francisco on JOHN EDWARD JONES of (13) "Now You this Court on 21st day of August, Paul E. Erdman. Scribners. (3$) Leave It To For Monday, September 3, 1974 found the public pulse. Thirteen (24) The Killers CARROLL&JONES.P.A,Attorney By: Sig R. I.. Carte 1971 final paslagelnd adoption after the See It" Pages. 16.95. Beaver years ago he created a cowboy 7ii for Wife whe address is Post OfAs Executor of said estate (44) Movie publlchearingwhichWilI beheld (3$) Romper Room Arthur H. Beckwth, Jr. (44) Please ice Box 911, 21 N. Highway 17 92. Sig Euçene B. Cad 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke As Clerk of tt. Court the CIty Hall of Altamont, Springs, Don't Eat show which flaunted every By CAI{ItOi,I. RIGhTER (44) PhIl Donahue Trading in silver futures The Daiiies Casselberry, Florida. 37707, and file " GD By LIllian 1. Jenkins Eugene B. Caod of the firm of On Tuesday, the 17th day 00 Sep (13) Mrs. G. Goes tradition in Show the TV book and it : the original with the Clerk of the 5:00 doesn't seem a likely (9) MissIon GIL ES, H[ORlCg & POBINSON, tember, 1974, at " plot Deputy Clerk 6:30 p.m , or as To College 11:30 (2.0) Hollywood pA lasted 13 week.s. It was a fine ahoy. 'ylJ Court on or before the GENERAl, TENDENCIES: Matters that have been bug around which to build an ex. impossible (StAll soon Th*t,ift,r as possible At (3$) Persuaders 9th day of September, 1911. other. Squares Attorney for Executor show, but it arrived completely pending are still not ready for action, so avoid difficult problems citing novel. Not so, (24) MIster Rogers the mating Interested PrIIIs may 10:00 (6) Medical Center says Paul (6) Love wise a judgment may be entered STENSTROM, DAVIS & 109 East Church Street Of Life LUNCH appear Sod be hssrd with respect to of long standing today. However, fine new opportunities now drop E. Erdman, Neighborhood out of time and context, (13) DIck Powell against you for the relief demanded Orlando, Florida (9) and more than Brady Bunch 32902 n'CINTOSH (3$) Batman the proposed ordInance Th Remember "The Westerner" Into your lap which give you the chance to build new success by in the petition Theatre Publish Sept. 2,9, $971 his point In (3$) Fran Canton Florida state Bandk- Suite fl Silver hearing may be COntinued from time (44 Mod Squad $ 10:30 accepting and using thcm. flEF (24) with WITPIESSm1 hand and the seal of Post Office Box 1330 Iltas, Yoga Brian Kcith? I (44) Not For Bears," ____________________________ the fliS to time untIl final action is taken b a crackling good novel 5:30 (2) News said Court on this 7th day of August, AVffiIOI,C And Yo ARIES lMar,2ltcs Apr. I9) One at home is not very helpful to about a band of Sanford, Florida 37771 CIty CouncIl, Women Only episode had Keith and his dog $971. (6) Green Acres well-heeled, 11:00 (2,6,8) News Attorneys for Petitioner 11:55 (6) A Copy of the proposed ordinance American C..un. News (Seat) lost on the desert with only a you today, but an associate is, Some new aspects of life should (13) Tom Ewell low"principled men and women °" Publish Aug 26 & Sept. 2. 9. 16. 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (33) Movie is posted at the CIty Hall, Attamont, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. few drops of water, Keith heeded now. Avoid time-waster, TiM 151$ Show EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Spclngi, Florida, and copIes are on who not only set out to manipu(44) NIght Gallery M . By As Clerk of said Court __________________________ SEL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 11.4. 11P.M. SON (3$) Lost In SPace file wttP* the Clert of the City and abandoned his dog to perish "Now that makes It two kayoed TAURUS (Apr, 20 to May 20) Stick to own work and get It late the silver market but do so. 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show Ffl. £ hit. rt Johnson, who d Bouue smashed By: Elaine RiChard, lI:$. 11P.M. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sports Writer AFTERNOON (44) Addams Family same may be inIp.(1,d by the Se's next done right, then steer clear of one who annoys you. Drive with gan Sva4y another story, Keith role out 12.N.Iop.M. Virdon added. Clerk (6) Movie CIVIL NO. 7141)c 6:00 pitched two consecutive shut- pitch for his second homer of (2.6,0,9) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE News The Boaton Using the Mafia, Arab STflhi JOHN'EDWARD JONES rescue a maiden from a utmostcare.KeepaneyeonyowwalletWoppjg (44) The FugitIve LII misr Cr4i5 Caq Acc.,isd 12:00 (2, 44) News ouls. DATED this 25th day of Augvt (13) Peter Loves EIONTENTH JUDICIAL Cli. FEDERAL Oaknd A's the ason. CARROLL & JONES, PA. glers, a shadowy financier, a runners In the American GEMINI 11:45 (9) News I NATIONAL MOR A.D 1911. May 21 to June 21) Get Mexican brothel. She refused into creative, happy matCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TGAGE ASSOCIATION, (4) Young And Post Office Box 911 thed tJ1r k In the Al. 12:13 (9) Mcyi col'nipt bank president and a lot 35)5. DIbI 'Hwy. 11.92 La*'SEUtDiaiOandthe We3tto7gamesIe. CObNTY, FLbRIDA PflylIl$ Jot-daM leave, contending she liked it ters and forget the monetary ones for Pat Dobson blanked the RestIe (44) Lucy Show 71 North Highwy 1792 A's 5, TIgers 3 Plaintiff, CiItlbSt-IY• Pta. $355111 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show tailgating New York Yankees the time being, Not a good of other colofu1 characters, CIVIL ACTION NO. 741407C CIty Clert 00 the Cify of t.het. 6:30 (13) Mrs. G. Goes CaSselberry Florida 37701 Jackpot Jorge Otth's kisnd togged Mickey I- Attorney for Wife Altamont, Springs, Florida ddeaung the Delt twnSo until made valiant efforts to blow JAMES F CHAPMAN and Password To College p1e In the seventh. ich for three nins in MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July 21) You are not thinking Erdrn.an, who hit with his first The outraged audience soon IN RE: The Marriage of Publish Sept. 2, 1974 f Publish: Aug 12, 19,76, Sept, 2.1971 CARMEN SHEILA M CHAPMAN, his wile leadS &md3y. Th Red SOX Tigers 5-3 while the Royals lost (3$) Florida (33) Mayb3rry RFD TUESDAY % oranes let Geller know there are ' clearly as you should today, so listen to bright ideas that kin novel, "The Billion Dollar Sure DEF S o RASPOTNIK. inning, two on a homer by Sal DEE to the &1Umo Datents. — (44) Hogan's Heroes Lifestyle Soxi IUdd. v-i, — Petitioner and F RANK GEORGE sififull> weave., all ______________________ can give you. Forget the personal and concentrate on business. Thifl Bando, and Camsh Hunter 12:30 (2,0) Celebrity RASPOTPIIX, Respondent "Good!" said Bill Virdon, Texas Rangers routed the these tangled odds and ends LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't pout, but do something NOTICE OF SUIT MORNING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE came a 21-game winner for ClTYu Sweepstakes Qeveisod Indians 1O-,3 Mtercuttiflga6.2 Boston lead the TO: J ÂME S F CHAPMAN whose surging Yankees downed MU El OH T EN T H JUDICIAL CI N. structjve about problems — be active. Contact those who can give Into a gripping story that will CINTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDIST NOTICE OF SUIT ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, (6) Search For fourth consecutive season with to with three nina in waee Brew and SHEIlA M. CHAPMAN CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee the Qiic*go White Sox FLORIDA you backing for some worthwhile project. Have fun at home hold any reader who goes for Answ*r to Privioui Puzzio Tomorrow AND FINIST SItAK HOUU SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENCE UNVNOWpg seventh, the Twins pulled it OUt e1innIni help frum Roffie California ngeIs 3-I. 6:10 (2) Sunrise TO: Frank George RasNotIce 00 tonight. PIic Hearing than 10mInu this sort o thing until the very Tools (9) News before the Red And all parties PROIAT DIVISION claiming interests pot Fingers. Gene Tenace aiter Tony Oliva opened TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Almanac I ______ _____ (33) Peyton Place by, through, under or agairt James PROlATE NO. 74rnCp Sox zcrijnThed ______ to the Mm. VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Investigate facts and figures of end. 100 Moromizato - Kola 6:15 (6) Sunhin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sandy Alomar and Chris ninth with a single off reliever the hred for A's, (44) VarIety *'R 41 f Chapman and Sheila M Chap. ..ititl riVer ______ __________ _______ CIty the CIty Coull of the City of some situation well, then you handle it wisely. Study financial nesota TwIns 91 when pinch Osinthiluhad three hits apleee Diego Almanac man his wife and to all parties In RE: Estate el IwflIe 12:35 (2) News Starting with Mafia takeover 420ne(Ger.) Segul. Eric Soderholni . Attamonte Springs. Florida, that Okiniwa Japan Detroit' Reggie Sanders, hitter Bob Darwin singled home for the Yankees, structure of your life, Avoid pals pretty much who want to be ofas1ailSwiban,)ry 5Wcxx1en1 p 44Fistüng H. TRINZ having or claiming to hoe any ill said City CouncIl will hold a public J who rapped sac,Tlflced and Steve Braun his first time sociable just now, the tying run In the ninth Inning ont 14 safeties, implements at bat In the major right, title, or interest in the real hearing, deceaseti quickly moves to Iran and a 't'hI IW)I tt walked before Darwin singled leagues, l2Aum 46 AnImal . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Property hereIn described 8-9 and Pat Bowque folld with CBS smacked a pitch from GUNSMOKE Teams not available at press LIBRA Sept. 23to Oct. 22) Your ideas are fine. You can have fabulous "lost" silver mine of (a) To consider annexation of the that an action for Petit ion for The Yanka apped It up with to score pinch runner (comb. form) emtryo YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED Lals G NOTICE TO CREDITORS - .1 a tm homer, v 'r ERUN "Chato" Matt Dillon j tim& Hunter into the upper deck in following descrIbed property lying Diiluti of Mirriage has bn that 13 Tifflcoli a fourm fifth inning thai mez excellent rapport with others, b.t keep out of the way of an Irate the past, the takeovr' by the an .Iioci to foreclose a mor tiL) FM L and being in Seminole County, filed against you anti YOU ari with the tying run, left l4Doveajund 'saOpeningaon ffllher4Jp Sociable p.m., but avoid business people. )ersonally and professionally field in the second inning, Florida. to wit: tgage on th foIioing Hvy Western leaf To All Credlters 99:30 CBS HERE'S LUCY and real proper?1 All Persons required to serve a copy of tou, 15Hi.cisoId Mafia-owned bank of the mine sewing tools __________ 5 , Having Claims or Deni4 AaInt Inotivated as he goes after a RERUN Good.hearted, symSen.Inole County, Florida SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Starting some new project All that part wr;tfen defen, if any, to GENE H devce Charcoaled to Perfaction and the resulting efforts of a 5ISelrnsman ?anshcheer _____ _____ ____ Lot 1$. 00 THE COLONNADES, Sa Estate: SPRINGS TRACT No. 2$, as STEPHENSON of STEPHENSON of SANLANDO I? Girl's name 521 f ugitive, played by Rlcardo pathetic Lucy launches a _________ _________ _______ You SECTION ss Recorded in iat are hereby notified anti rKorded in PIat Book S. page $9, and BEANE. Post Office IN _____ 1$1 SZS.InIS _____ lontalban. Seems the escapee campaign to aid the elderly publIc records of Seminole County, One. Cassetberry, Florida,Drawer Book I. Page 11. of the Public required to present any claims and 19 Injects r an extremely wealthy financier WINNER e mbarrassed Dillon. Recrti of Seminole County, demands which you may have Florida, lyIng Southerly of State Attorneys for the Petitioner, and file Florida 21 Celestial body 57 Measure SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Get together with to take over the whole shot. unemployed, It all begins when 7 Lovely 33 Coal tar red -U.S. Swimmers Stay 2SAdjectjve Road No. 431, easterly of the tP.: original with the Clerk of the against the estate of LOUIS H dsxation fascinating new friends and plan the future with them. Don't get Naturally there Is a collision ICubicmeter 8-8:15 NBC BASEBALL awa1tressisdjsn133ed cisc been filed against you ad -j TRINZ, decefted late of Seminole ix 5$ Superlative Saboard Coast Line Railroad right, above styled Court on or before prc about 15 urch into the business side of things until later after you get Into their between these opposing forces VORLD OF JOE GARAGIOLA she's allegedly too old for the 24 Fnencl (Fr.) are required to Serve a copy of your County, Florida, to the Clerk of the x ENTER Ta:vuv, NIGHflY 0 Best (slang) ol.way, West of the realigned right. ceietna(ion good graces, G October 1, 1971 otherwise, a written def,Met, if any, to i on van Circuit VI,mer(cos'nb 59SIknt1yagres 11 Wasvictonous IOSeio(nine Court, and ood grle!! Joe's guest tonight jeb and she comes to the agency " tIle the same in of.way of Douglas Avenue and Judgment may be entered against L.ernpIlgtfler L•uinp I.!.Q and when the silver dust ai owy Berg, Gay, Burt, & Dyer, PA, duplIcate and as Provided In Section 16 Rur North of the South Iin of thu CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) If you want to improve clears,,,! But It wouldn't, of 43 Jewish month for the relief demanded ifl ou1d prove Interesting. He is looking for work. S(RNG CO&ePtr?f 3$He.citl'r 20 Square the at Po'l Office Box 793, Orlando, 733.16. Florida Statutes. in their 4SSsstems,ab) abandoned Street formerly Petition C harmony at home, steer clear of one who is a troublemaker. Find course, be fair to give the'story Ct-.*incIus harles Schultz, creator of C(R5 1i 9to"coliIo ABC NFL A DOWN Florida umns offices In the County Courtp,ojse in 37107 and file the original designated as Adams Street on the %ordofcrow' TNESSmYhandandthesealo, with workers Top Of East the right new articles to add to your home and Improve its ef- away. I Narrow lnld fl Masculine b mseball's most harassed PRESEASON FOOTBALL 3Of 47 Other ISpJ above name plat, containing i.m said Caurt on this, the 25th day of the Clerk of the above styled SemInole County, Florida, within ficiency. 2Swi Germans name court on or before September 49GIVeout four calendar months from ttse time acres, arid Including the adjacent 'L'0i,t, 1911 nlanager, Charlie Brown. GAME It will be the Oakland carries mountains 24TiIIe'd 1971; 5Olik'ntical otherwise a judgment may be of the first pt.blicatlon herepf, or ?t:C rlghtof.wayofs,at,00 431on (S[1tU AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Your new ideas will make Highway NRD, Calif. (AP) — The said Ron Ballatore, men's here. 3$ Take 3 Month tab I There Isn't much depth or 8.9 ABC ABC NEWS CLOSE- Raiders vs. the San Francisco 25 Mother (coil I 51 Carbohydrate same will be barred. The University of South. final night entered against yu for the relief the North and the adjacent right ofArthur H fleckwpth, Jr advantage 4Longroth 3$Tcx,l 17.82 began with a 3:.17 'tur job easier and more profitable, so work on those during day. polish to Erdn3an's characters, United states remained on top coach of the US. team, after em suffix ________ U. PONPRIMETIME'FVGood 49ers In tonight's exhibition Flied at Sanford, Florida, thIs 77th denianded In the iompiair,t way 00 Douglas Avenue on the East; 37Arttst's tames Si'sa mlab Clerk of CirCuit Court tCalifornia athlete passed time by the 3$Oser'weigtut S3Certarn North in Plantimeforh(fT1bandfamjlyiflpm Getoutof rut petition day of August, 1911 U.S. 400 freestyle to th. corporate Ilmit of the but the man does have a way By: Elaine RiChard. in the swhnmlng world and the final night's session featur- the Olympic champion and relay City of ____ Altamonse Springs, Florida; and 39 Minus WITNESS my hand and the ial foursome of Andy Coai S AflIt L. 0*1st Icoilt Deputy Clerk 31 Gaelic East Germany's national team big five world record perform- world record holder Just broadcasting booth, the )r$c news department with a 54 Not uced ___ _______ said Court on August 79 $97, As ExecutrIx (b) To consider also the question STEPHENSON AND BEANE before Jim Montgomery, Mike BOttO)113 — — — — — lxi)' itllpertant bills, starting work early. Make plans for any kind can detail the way the precious was in IYsneyIaM tod t 1ig ancs, tirnely documentary on evering golden voices of Howard Cosell, ______ (SEAL) Pod Taylor of Harmening & Taykw desIgnatIng and assigning the Attorneys and 1 2 3 r the finish of the 100-meter and 5 e 7 i i1 travel that is important to your welfare, Tom Hlckcox. The 18-year. zoning cIas5lfIcat 9 10 tn to forget a sobering defeat, metals market works and make pr Attorney for ExecutrIx Arthur H flcckwith, Jr ogramming as a new season Frank Gifford and Fred of CO 'om. Counselors at law "We lost by The most dramatic fall was backstroke Sunday night to win old Coan, from Fort LauderClerk of th Clrcu,t Court IF YOUR ('1111.1) IS BORN TODAY. . he or she will like to it Interesting — even to those met-dat General Ditfritt to said P.O. D.awer One points 4334 South Orange 8losom 'proaches. In a rare bit of Williamson. _________ J1" — in 57.74 seconds, — 13 Trail oroperty as that Classification By LillIan 1 JenkIns fi" — Casselberry, Florida of Roland Matthes, pars ago and by be with nne person and then another and start one project and whO previously couldn't have dale, Fla., ed off with a 51.23 y rej orttng, the program has tie 910:30 PBS THE KILLERS — — Deputy ciejcrl Clerk Orlando, Florida — in the zoning ordinances PubUth Sept 7, 9. 16. 73. 1971 • jump to another, so be sure to teach early to be more consistent cared less. R.$orvstion,_time. That certay is good East Gan bnckske leg which was .01 second off John Henckcn of 15 pri_ sIdenLs of all three corn- __ RERUN For those who didn't Publish Sept 7,9, 6. 73 1911 PublIsh Sept. 2,9, 1971 16 ot the City of Altamont, springj, DEF? if" and to finish whatever is once started, A brillant mind here of a Santa Clara, Mark Spitz' world record OFF l Calif. DEF ciallst who had one of the most 1 as the meet's only c Phil Thomas 32I3 Y for i Florida, to wIt: Ordinance No. 271 13 m Ircial TV networks in a see it the first time around, the — ____________________________ — and as amvndeti and supplemented s'h('lastic bent, so find out early what the true forte is and send to 18 — — Rudolph Schrame said Szin lnediWe wthg strealu in double world record breaker. meters AP Rook.s Editor 19 dim IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE icussion of programming next five nights should be 20 The present zoning Classification 11th right schools for thorough education in such. Give gcod religious day night after us. imnmers the hiStol)' of the SPolt Those were the oniy world JUDICIAL _________________ The Stanford swimmer lowered Ul'suits and attitudes. compulsory viewing of this — CIRCUIT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, CITYOFALTAMONTISPRINOS of said propirty Is P.) Residential SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH ,'UOICIAL Cli. — his records In both the 100 and record perfonnances in the Single Family District, as that CASE NO. 74.1744.5p appedupa 19145 dual meet 8:15-to conclusion NBC excellent and highly in. __________________ _____________________ Matthes bad nOt a back"The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of FLORIDA classIfication Is. d*S(rbed in the reastjo meet bytheEastGeapj who CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE wiming IJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL formational series about stroke race since I7, but 18your life is largely up to YOU! f!i25_62f7 — 28 COUNTY, FLORIDA. — stopped o "Wehadnorighttobeat Sunday night In 2:18.21. off at Disneyland and ZOnlflQortilflancesaodr.guta,lOf SOUTHEAST I IHST NATIONAL CIVIL ACTION NO. 741410.0 a __________________________ health. The first is on ____________________ ___________________ Seminole County, Flori arld John Naber of Menio by that mh, but we did BANK OF MAITLAND, a national Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast icr tour s g n for September is lsAngeksmoviesuJthotoy TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERPI Th, Public Hearing will be held in baik ing orporallji, i "T'rauina" with David Prowltt 'I. • i?ii($ 32 it," Park, Calif., beat him twice 34 _ The record breaking on the now ready For your copy Send your brthdat, and SI to Carroll Righter NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by before heading home, the City Hail, Attamont, Springs, — as host also producer ex__________________ __________________ Vorcat Evening Herald, P0 iou 629. Hollywood, Calif 90079 Plaintiff IN RE: lathe Matter of Ph. Adoption the 000rd of Zoning Appeals that _I31 I — Florid., On the 17th day — of Sep. t ENARD H DINGMAN and TRUTh '' ' ____ _______ piaining wnat happens to tember, )fl&3t4:30p.m., or —J -- , JAMES EUGENE HOFFMAN C-.ijp-cn at I'wod SYI VIA OlNC,MAP4. t'i to consider the quntn of granting thereatter as posi.ibi, at whith time victims of accidents, or Yamaha' = D'fennt5 interested parti afid citljen a variance for the following NOTICE OF violence, and how to prevent for descrIbed Pfoperty: and agalnstffie proposed anne%atjon ADOPTION PROCEEDINOS needless deaths. 2020 FRENCH AVE. NOTICE OF SUIT and Toning will be heard Said TOLot 17 and 19 of Froi's Addition to ' I'',ir(1 R Altan:pn (HWY. I792) bearing may be conlinuJ from time 9:30-10 CBS ThE NEW DICK Seminoie County, TO: DARLENE S klSK and Sylvia Dingmn Florida TELEPHONE 322.9452 to time untIl f'nal action is taken by DitVi VAN DYKE SHOW RERUN $717 WaShIngton Strut 771 Crestvi Drive the City Council. TNfA7( THE REQUEST FOR VAR lANCE Apartment tOo I Mrs. Ferguson, played by Ruth Open Daily 11:00a.m. Toil p.m. Fri. & Sat, Casselberry, F Iond asks waIver of the requirement of ThkflOtiC,Sh,tl be posted SI Ui LUMBUS, Oo (AP) — A yrJ wM wIth 30 seconds to the NFL Whitehall, Pensylyan OW' l'o.t'm' I I' U exhibition McDevltt, is a fan of Dr. Mark SectIon 6. ' ° i.I"H for a rear yard 11a.m. To 1:00a.m. Sunday 12:OOTo 10 p,m. season wit! deIla downed the New York ty li-ll Withl 1t4 City Of thatYOU an AH( IIEREB',' NOIII-IED itrange name appeared In the go. action has been filed aainst wind up tonight in San Fran- Glant.s 24-21, Atlanta crushed s.etbacl of fIfteen (15) feet 13 Itamonte Springs, Florida, and Fairmont, who is played by YOU ARE HERE BY NO PIF I ED allow placemnt thee. (31 other places withiri 115 you for collection of rronjes due that of a building with a the PetitIoners named Dick on the soap opera series, a— '• '" ' the under a Note SecurIty P,, •t I) 7 Aerr.trnpnt 'n here'in, rearyards,tba(k often (lOt feet for Lry over dowfl rception from Mik€ DONAL C) L HOF F MAN the Odkl:Inrl Haidrs, so she only wants him to treat and th, Herald, : 3-1, in a Kansas CIty 1516, Denver a above described ioperty Crncmnti BengaLs Doi Phipp won Complete Spaghetti with — w — "W%aper Of OtfifaI required to Serve a COpy I circulation in the game 24 sec- nationally televised contest, of her. your Pave fi'd a Peiitiøn in the above held In trimmed New England 27-21 the City of Aitamone written deferses, it eny, to onforne, 12 yards. onds later. Meat Sauce Dinner Springs and Semlnoi, County, the CIty Hall of Attamonte St'Ie'd Courf for the adopt on of the Springs, San Francisco rookie Wilbur and Houston pounded iosr Ph I'ADAWER, Attorney for minor FlorIda, on Monday, cago The Cleveland kicking speFlorida, onceawe, Introductory Price child named Another gamble, a recovered Jackson, fat-at lest four the Plaintiff, wiose therein and you September 1 37-a). draft choice (1) consecutive address 5 7)3 are commanded to Plus tax ' 16, 191a, at 3.30 P.M., 0' (Regular Price Will Be $1.63) viallat'a pass to Van Green Sun- onside kickoff by Mark Jlgenfr. from Alabama, will get a be and appear Now Limited Time prior P0 the Waitfrici AvCn,je, Suite 709, SadCourtonthe,flddayof,ob,f as soon thereafte, as possible, a? date of tJse Publicweeks Haarks; Reserve quarterback James the date to be an fntei i Maifland, I tOt-Ida. and Eat In or Take Out which time Inter95ted parties and Only cha Showing to make his NFL tile the 1971. to show cause why said Harris tch for originalwiIhth,(Ierkforfhea Petition citizens for and against the proposed the aU pubIIcaf i thotjtd not art of the Browns' feverish their winning tOIKhdown drive, big debut against the tough ide Angeles, 4.1, agaInst San be granted; OIheris,, I :'comeback, producing two Styled court n or beforq Octor, Delicious Hom.cook.d Spaghetti With Mouth Watering Meat Is Ctuiive, Peg. I.$ vifue varianc, wIll be heard and final TheBenga1s'scr,fjigca 1* Sauce - Plain or 2 Pieces Chicken entered Ig.inst YOU. action taken. shall not be lesS than 19i. otherwise a judgment may be grantIng saidbe adoption. twenty-eight (3$) Garlic Bread, Eat In or Carry Cu?. Knives Oakland defenders. Jackson Is Diego, 2-3, with IT Complete Dinner dS1, In addition, to chd it' In the last 30 sec. I Forks . Cheese Included With Carry Out Orders. I French Fries entered alnst YOU foe' the rel,pt notice shall be COfflinhl :, ,..... ,l.,e,.-.. THIS No1lr I 3 pIeces of Chicken, mashed Holiday Iklà Complex '1'awb', ILJ.,SS-_ '' ro "0 Mt zn onfrl iri.,,-,, I Bitu,t 1i-yaroer g.tion and Oemanded in thy Complain, by I be consided postIng one riotatoes and qravy, cot, (1) copy on -. saiti the Court h,323-19l0 at Sanford, Seminole 1 Smaii Colt, Vitnr my h.srid and Sanford ": — slaw and hot bi,t5 aforesalti descrj COUPON SPECIAL the Seal Of County, Florida, this property and by p. IASgU exIbjUon. I U' second quwler and a 4029th day Of peltIng within start prize rookie Dave Caspar, yarder to Pat Curran. the date Of the Public Hearing, - ,.: CLroit'5 pass from punt three (3) public I 'CànkgxxJncs.s *d xxJj."s ' We Still Have Our....... Mon., Fri,, Only Sept. 2-6 yard Iforst Muhlmann field a Notre Dame tight end drafted u DATED this SItS day of August, (SEAL) (SEAL) New Orleans, 2-3, beat the Arth,jr A.D 1974. :"f0rInat1on on a fourth.an'i.lO gosi with 5 minutes to play. Nn, 2. H. Btckw,tp,, Springs, Florida within fifteen (IS) Arthur H fleckwltts, Jr. Jets, 2-3, on three tjcfvjowpj ' _____________ Clerk of the' County Co.rt S: Phyllis Jordahl days before th, date of public :'i4tuaUo at the Brtn'vns' 4d _____________ Clerk of Cirui? GregPruiusqujrjed%1,,. l Court ('eta 'iiO'-ntth,,, lnNF'LactlonSaturday Mln- in the fourth quarter—Je __________________ City Clerk hearing Eat In or Carry Out FRIED CHICKEN ' By Clime UiCha,tj, caught the Bengals off guard. with a kickoff return for Cleve- nesota beat CIc'rk of the City "S DATED ThiS 26th DAY 01 St. Louis 14.10, Los Phillips' two.yard plunge, line. DepIy Clerk The pia gawi 12 yards and land's only touchdown prior to JOSFF-'ht PADA WI I! Altamore, 3Qe'ngs AUGUST, $974 AD, Angeles defeated San Diego backer Rick K1.ngrca's .yard Served 11:30 am. tli 2:30 p.m. STEPHENSON AND BEANE Attorney at Florida OPEN DAILY 11A.M. IlL 9:31PM, FRI £ SAT. TIL IS*PM - .MJ(M&U WI kept alive a touthdt,wn drive the last minute heroics, (OFFICIAL SEAL) AttOrney; and Counselors at law 725 Maitfan Avenue 3016. New Orleans upset the Fumble return, and Bobby LI 1109 French Ave. (Mt-way $7.97) PubliSh: Aug. l, t, 76. Roxanne Hasty, capjx'd by Billy Pr1t.c1)ett'gtp). 7,, Poit Office Drawer Ore, Midi*. F lot-lila LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. The next-to-last weZkend f "74 Sanford New York Jets 24-7, PhIb. Scott's eight-yard run. Scretary _______________ Casselberry, Florida 37701 PubUth !tpt 7, 9. i. 7 DEE 7$ Va Board of Zoning Appals rrr c rrt 7. tA ?) I7 Publish Sept, 2, $974 rn OFF) - IN BRIEF I 4; Pro Golf In U.K. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engagedinbu%inessa,,Wg,h St., Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fiCtitious name of Seminole Printers, and that I Inteixi to register said name with the Clerk 00 the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flo'icTh in accordance with the proviions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TOWit: SlCtiOfl $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g Rodney i layer Pubtith Sept 7. 9. 16, 73. 1974 or I? FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at Snelling & LEISURE Geller's MiIn, __.- Amateur Golf - •• ' 1\JiQf IrY'1DcssiEI. '• , TASTY HOUSE ____ HOROSCOPE _____ zo ' Red Sox Blow Lead, Succumb PcODP 1.50 6 To Twins 9- ---- — - - ON ANY SUNDAY Pass Beats Bengals .,...4 ii 'l"OM PIZZA-SUBS - _ __ __ - - is E P ..._,.., wm Force NOW SPAGHETTI AT TOM'S $11 29 I iia - House of Steak ______________ 110 '5 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS $129 -'. (fiLls"HONKY" - ___ LUNCHEON SPECIAL $149 I ALL SUBS 11 AM TO 7 PM BUY 2 GET ONE FREE WITH COUPON ONLY ,7ou(r l!eooe a �- - - 4B-Evening Herald _____ Legal Notice Monday, September 2, 1974 Legal NotIce - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1191 In ri: the MarrIig of CHARLES JOHN LOCKYER, JR.. HUjatd; and LOIS ANN LOCKYER, Wife. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: LOIS ANN LOCKYER, 324 Cart Striti. Athtns. Georgia YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a ' 4 U _________ _____ ______ ____ NOTICE FOR BIDS Tle Board of County Corn mss$oners of Seminole County, FIiid,wi!I receivebidsat Iheoffice o Arthur H. t3"ckwith, Jr . Clerk, thC Court House at Sanford. Fiorld up , 1200 Noon, Monday. Sep tember 9, 1971. for furnishing the blowing tems of new equipment: A I. GREASE 1 RUCK 8. 2 FLAT BED TRUCKS C I 3 TON T.RE SERVICE that an action TRUCK for MODIFICATION OF FINAL 0 2 ': TON PICIUP TRUCK JUDGMEP4TOFDISSOUTIOUOF E 2 CREW CAB PICKUP MARR lACE has been filed against TRUCKS you ar you are required to serve a F I THREE WHEEL ROLLER CoPyotyourwrlttendefens,s.ifany, 0 7 UTILITY TRACTORS to Gene IL Stephenson ot H 4 MOWING TRACTORS STEPHENSON and BEAP4E. Post WITH MOWERS Office Drawer One, Casselberry, I I TRACTOR WITH BACK FlorIda, 37707, Attorneys for the Petltioner,andfiI,therjgjlw? the Clerk of the above styled Court on or beoi-e September 17, 1974: 'w be OterwIie. a Judorna' entered aaalns? wiu for the ,,.U.• HOE AND LOADER .3. I MOTOR GRADER. WITH TRADE Soecilical.ons mAy P'.. a'J.'.,.a-4 the oIflCe of the tnuntw demanded In the Petition. Engrier.10SouthOrIandoDrjve. WITNESSmYhCndunatheseaIot Sanford. Florida. 3777$. All bids CtC laid Court on this, the 14th day '0 t,e in a sealed envelope, plainly Auguit, 1974. marked on the outside, "Sealed Bid (SEAL) for iItem).open September. 1974" Cdi well be opened at 2.00 P.M. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Monoay. Cptember 9. 1971, in the Clerk of Circuit Court flOrd of County Commissioners y: J'y Dtputy Clerk Meeting Room. Second FlOor of the Publish: Aug. 1?. 76, Sept. 7,9, 74 Court House en Sanford, liorida Actual award to succeSsful bidder DEE.104 ______________________________- will bi made a? the next regular County Commission Meeting in the FICTITIOUS NAME Sepemti'r 10 1971 tc?h. Jr egnd LAkr Mar, ScI'Lle County. ;..ruur H Clerk Fioridaundertheflctfllousnam,of Board 01 County Corn B & J MASONRY. mnd that we In. miulcmers tend to register said name with the Seminole County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semjnoi County, Florida In accordance with By. W Bush Jr. the provisions of the Fictitious PubliSh At 76 & SEPt 7. l971 Name Statutes, To-Wit; Sectiøn DEE 157 US.09 Florida Statute's 5: .Jerrei E. Rolen, 5r, P4efjcsof Public Hearing William F. Chum Publish: Aug. 19. 26, Sept. 7. 9. 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DEE-lOS the Board of County Commi'ss,oners will meet on the 24th day of Sep _________ ___________ ____________ II" - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE temb.r,Ie74,a17:oQp.rn.,orassoon EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. thereafter as possible, to consider CUlT, IN AND FOR 2EMINOLE jcfrnant of the following or. COUNTY. FLORIDA. dinance. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74114$-I An ordinance relating to the In re: tPte Marraiage of unincisporateø areas of Seminole ___________ Ba rron: Senators Sell with Want Ads 1\'j I I Be Re-E IeCtecJ _____________ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Senate President Louis de La seeking the seat of Sen. Bruce Smathers, DJackaonvllle, who Dempsey Barron thinks the Reps. Guy Splcola and Elvin Ls running for the secretary of number of new faces among his Martinez, hoth Democrats, are state nomination. colleagues after the fall dee- amongafldofflvoDemocrats In Voluala County, Edgar lions could be as few as eight, and one Republican vying for Dunn, Askew's former legal Although 22 of the 40 Senate the Tampa seas counsel, Is opposing Daytona seats are up for reelection, In North Florida, Reps. Pat BeachMayorR1chardJf Barron, DPanama City, Pre- Thomas, D.Qulncy, and Carroll the post vacated by the retirediets the only changes will be In Webb, D-Tallahassee, and new- ment of William Gillespie, 0theelghtseatscelngvacatedby corner Duby Ausley, a Talla. New Smyrna Beach. Both are senatrs seeking higher office hassee attorney, want to sue. Democrata.NoRepubllcanisth or not running again. ceed Home. There Is no Re- that race. "Ihaven'theardanywhereln publican contender. Two Republicans and a the state a flat statement that In Northwest Florida, seven Democrat are seeking the seat any incumbent was beaten." he Democrats and one nf th "'" .l."_ • : - Senate Prealdenklesignate Parte of Tampa. dI(1. Pair. flpn,,hIi.n I. ---------a- , I-I .. .._.L. - WANT AD INFORMATIO N DIAL WILFRED •..'. Jacksonville, Is among two primary and the general deeDemocrats and a Republican tion In DEE. Anordinancei-elatlngtosp,clfied areas ci the unincorporated territories of Seminole County, Florida; creating the Northgate Street DistrIct; to be' entitled the "Pdorthgate Street LIghting District Employment TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by povetance of the District by the Seated bids will be received in the Detailed specifications are _____________________________ 21—Situations Wanted 24-Business OpportunIties 25-Loans 26—Insuranca 2-. Inveatmint OPpOrtunities ICS The 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnlih.d Furnished 32-Houses R•nt Unfurnlsh.d 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes R,n: Chairnian -Opening Judicial selection 33-Mobile Home Lots chairman of the state to public view and making dis- _______ following deScribed property lying a special assessments or taxes ford, Florida, nd later than 1:30 -Requiring judges to cxFor Rent within the District; and provioing P.M. Thursday, September II, 1971. ceedifl5L and being hi Seminole Florida, to wit: for severability, construction and The bids wIll be publicly opened on ,3$"We will not have truly public Wat,dto Rent _____________________ he same date at 2:00 P.M. The NE ' of the SE '.0 of Section effectIve dale. trials in today' s urban society In publiC. 33, Toiwnitlp 21 South, Range 33 (SEAL) The City Commission reserves the _ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. East, lying West of S.F.. 43G; AND: right to accept or to relict any or iii until we come to grips with the - _ ..! b0nals "The fact that most citizens bids in thebril interests of the City realities of electronic ThePdW'4dthe5Wto454flon34, Publish Sept. 2, 1974 Jourhave never seen a court In acFACEDWITHADRINKIpiG TownshIp 21 South. Range 30 East, DEF.11 of Sanford, nalism and allow cameras into lion [nay be a cause of PROBLEM W. E Knowles lying West of SR. 136; AND: The public Perhaps AtCOhQl Anonymous the courtroom," Talbot distrust Ui.at 10,000 LaW DaY North 53 10 feet of the SE '403 the SE City Manager Can Help FICTIT1OUSNAMI '.of Section 33, Towisihlp2l South, City of Sanford "Sandy" D'Alemberte says. Cal14234$s7 speeches and countless law. Noflce is hereby given that I am Publish Sept. 2, 1974 Range 30 East: AND: The PlxzIh In an article In the current yer's public Write P.O. fax 12)) Ions COlT)33 10 tees ci the' SW ' of the SW . of engaged In business at East DL F-I Sanfged, Florida SectIon 34, Tow,tship 21 South, HIghway436.Sui?e7,Casse4berry, Issue of Judicature, a national mittees cannot overcome," he Range 30 East, lying Wet? of SR. SemlnoieCounsy,F$orlda.urwterm. farina on law and Courts, said. NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS llc fictitious name of EXTERIOR 426, contaIning 35450 acres; Garagesalesareinsea,, TelIthe the Miami lawyer and former NAME STATUTE Technologicaladvances IC RCcords of SemInoe 'County. DESIGNS, and that I intend to peopte about it with a ClaSsified TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: state representative urges: registr said name with the Clerk Florida, dncription eliminated the need fan bulky Ad in the Herald, 377 76)1; $31 of Notice Is hereby gIven that the the Circuit Court, Seminols County, lined shall include all streets, —Ljve television and radio equipment, he said. Heavy ' - __ _____ , -. and beautifuli" ASSUMABLE MORTGA0( 1.7- drm Adutti Only 5 Ptc. Rates For5enio,Citiz.5 Park Avenuebll, Park n 7*61 _______ _____ ______ _____ I' - _____ _____ _____ city. 7 bedroom, I balh with big trees. Plow is the time to buy! ' Stemper Rlty I -- - ,, , . . .. I the , 3...-. -4.-_ on large beautifully landscaped Seminole Coun'y-. .'.--- ropert, 7lav uuif or 3 course mesite, ideal for horses. 529,900 EVEREST Terry Realty, REALTOR, 676 REALTY INC., REALTOR ' 0711. 671*04 After hours, call Jack - Wdiands, 163 Post & Kaitroad. LOnOWOOd. - Muium, Attoc . 273 6235 55 3771196 payment Acreage and • Rea l W. Garneft White LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- on golf course, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, 5111 have the home for you! location. 532.500 Investigate Call 3 and I bedroom homes, I'i to 2 373 577 baths priced from $fl,$30 to 123.100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, HALL REALTY 323 577 - Associate P.'.er;p Warner. After hour's 372 4635 convcntnaI loans. Builder, flItnâ, 901 7693253 Orlando, CITY -. OLOLU TWO BEDROOM. S473 1334 SHADED COTTAGE I Only 516.000. For complete details call REALTOR Associate John Memo. NEAR SCHOOL After bOors 373 0213. 3 bedroom corner lot, hardwood C rwums.Tryenea 5 Call3 -i - 74)1 or $31 9993 school. Only 123,000, $1500 down nodown payment VA. See today. DISTANCE OF two shopping (74 hr.) 11001 75th St. 30 On nice Sodded ict w,th shade and rilture, riding fruit trees tntrane toy,r, dining Village Real Estate 11.7.3 Bedroom Apts. Swimming Pool REALTOR OPt'nWeekencjs DELTONA (3051 6411131, T.nnts Courts DeLANO 190l734O6as -- REALTORS Flshing & Boating 64 26WParkflr, Days 332 7217 __________________________ IDisash.rs IDrap*s H FORD Haman ReaI, Inc. Suite 303 The Greater Mall 323.7900 REALTORS, C'lsiniberry, *30 1666 ORLANDO 365-3555 SMALL ACREAGE 1 OFFAIRPORT BLVD tholdc3bed,00rnhOrneoflpa v ed road 523,000 / ./' 377 3930 SUNLAND Single story studio, I, 2. and 3 DELTOPIA- attractive, I bedrOom bedroom apartments. Pool. $133 per mOnth. 7 bedroom $160 clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, per month. No shaded fenced yard w,lh 3 bedrOom, 1' bath conorete block _________________________ pets. References. kltthenequipp.d,centrai heat and 3?AJ2 lr. Monthly rentals frQm $142.50. ___________________ "Stop Urn. ORANGE CITY, 131,900 ____________________ _________ ___________ ________ Do you want a home in the country,, YOU like privacy? Then I suggest ou call for an appointment to see this one It's two years old, haS 3 bedroomt, 7 baths. ov sized Classified ads do a job that can be iJ'aranfee shots 1 from new, Till - Need LAKEFRONT .r We Elmer Bakalla, Inc. nih n(Cd yr(1 $77,500 Resltor Fern Park House? Financing a net. Maronda Home in Deitona is now within BEAUTIFUL ESTATE In city on? loft, Secluded area Over 3.000 sq ft of living space With working people of the area; as well as lb. older retiree's on a fix,d shade and fruit trees. 567.500 See regarding your Payton monthly Really 332 $301 payments under the Farmers Home Ad- r convenIent to shopping, Li ____________________________ "Get ' m While They' re Hot !aml rxcct.c hone 3.000 New i'ouses ma ruralarea No down ft ,iut oversiZed garage. yment_monthly payments iet ,. i.rcplace and wet bar. 36' pooi, than rent. Government subsidized loubf lot, privacy fence, to Qualified buyers Call to see if pr'nkIer c,Sl,'rn i5 0(0 Prin you Quatifyil L''5 t' I flC 831.4039 or 628.2162 ______________________ ________________________ I M UNSWORTh REALTY .02w, 3736061,n 0S,3fl 3? 647.3136 __________________________ Horses * Recreational Building . * Heated pool HousesforSl. ________ —_______ ' lnter,or Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpe.itry Plo 00 tOo small 1or7 bed'oo,n duplex 1prtm. Furnitp, Slfufnishag 0 SwimmIng pool 4320 5. Or lando - Of, 723.fl7qi 1 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, air Conditioning and 5)23 (asserbErr . heat Ind air, shag carpes 9t'$ plus sicurity deposit $34641) ..................... )MES OF DISTINCTION :lose to everything yet 'away from it aU" ee the homes built tith pride & the finest I materials Inc. 830 Realtors I. LOI0OIJ HUFF'MAN REALTY l Pell, Jenny Clark, Atsoc )fl-)59$or 372 O*% Lookirig for a hIgh quality bar:n7 LOo:,O c,Iased CIattieri keeping with the autifuI wooded 1 -- 68 Wanted to Buy To Select From Freight damaged furniture and furniture parts AIlal wholesale or below at 19 W. Concord. NoII's Freight Daniaged Warehouse. Downtown Orlando, Phone 1239502 so.ns. 3ingIeor Bulk. SEMINOLE dGoods COIN CENTER, 109W. Is? St. 321 DAVE S USED FURNITURE SAFOUAV. 313 1745 In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, wind-s bobbIn in machine. Fully automatic. Pay' balance of sti payments Sanford, Fla. iI Mon., Sept. 2, 7 p.m. Wide selection Of clean lirt rate used furniture Including din sg table, I chairs with China Cabinet; freezer, refrigerators; dinette's; TVS; alt size, bedding ltwin to king), bedroom suites, chest; washers; dryers; ranges; living room suites; rugs; drafting board; new Boston rockers. Many items to nur,1eroo, to mention, SANFORD AUCTION $7001 refich Av 3237310 Eves laS. 114 4 I - - :: .*.!:i!.z —'I ' I _ '- ' z: - _______ ANYTIME 3734041 ________________________ - in the good ole summertime it'5 a greattimetoseflsomethlng* ttia lml3rovemsnt - Classified Ad Just dial 372 2611 of Brick, Block & Stone Fireplaces, Barbeques, Carports enclosed. brick veneer, concrete driveways FRANKS MASONRY. 83)67)1 r 37) 0451 anytIme , --. —. 5)1 999) for a Qu(kresuItS ad. 'u' Sldkig -. - -, _______ SIDING TRIM AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES $12 -- Little want ads bring big, b results Just try one 132 7611 or *3)999) - — - Wall. Papering - 1. c'sed Residential. (,omrn,rc;oI Painting ' /eeestemates Ph)4$73__- ' Thur's. 322-1713 Room additions, Patios. paneling ri t needs' serve a usetuf ose; ..,,, ,uu se,Itnem a ClISSitieØ ad trorn the Herald. Call us today! Don't ('elayt Just dial 372 76)1 or $31 9993 To place your low cost want ad d's — estimate. 3729365. -- 6 windows installed: painting interior, exterior. Free' y& No Job Too 5n,l Call 32) 1106 ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL Orl. 1 425 3371 Lake Mary)?) 0)81 WeD Drilng Jim Rowe Peti Control 7626 Irgouois Ave Sanford, 332 7070 , _________________________ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Werepairarudservice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 236? Park Dri,e "' - - "- , ____________________________ ClaSSifIed ads serve the buyinanQ selling Comm unit v everyday .rea and use them often Call 327 261) or $31 "3 _________________________ i'ii,:ntrii s!p'j L', f'nt'r mon., wont Start 1 (et the . ___________________________ , PAUL SLATER - Professional Wallpaper Hanger REMODELING at. fair_______ prices. — Large or small we d0 it III..p alnt ing "'----------I'--.-and Wallpapern No Inh '"r too Small. Quality workrnatnhp CHASEY BUILDERS $62 77,9 p 3fl $579 or 37111*9 day orng t. John's Fix It CaIIAfterSpm. Aucti GOLDEN TOUCH'fl SEW CalICred'tDet SANFORD SEWINGCEPITER ALasj 1st St. Santord 377911) 322.3103 72 * * Singer * * Labor Day Auction *W for UI, balance of $43 cash or I payments of $10. New v,arranty. Appnt. 71') W. 25th - _________________________________ Service and Light Hauling. Call us - - 'op in bobbin, zig zAg anø 3 needle Call For REALTOR 323 1 30. 1357 ,' sIru a CIJS&II ag from the tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Serve a useruT ptirpoe' agan when you sell them Land Clearing Lawn Service Hauling -For used furniture, appliances, _____________________________ Yard Clean Up, Trim. Mo*ing ' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED toppricespOid,u. any conditon 6.14 $126. Winter Park. '- -------.- -69 Stamps-Coins RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econolne' V,ins!o Diesel Tractor's )dOy 1 year. 323 5,3)0 _______________________________ ,,j , CASH 3731137 372 2770. posill. Like new condition, solid Veteran's no ,00wn 7 bedroom, den 1135 me 91 ,p$ Acre Realty F I N I S HI PIG, P A I N I I NC PEASOPIABLE 17) $207 - _______ Horns ________________________ Auction Sat. night at 7 p m. Call — 1973 Singer Zig.Zag Built With Pride PEPAIPS CAR PEN T P P00FINC. CENEPI CONCRETE - large or small . wedo Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dir?, Ii all. Fair prices Licensed, driveways, All knas of digging Bonded, CHASEY BUILDERS, 377'9117or 37339,3 - e,si.no day or night, ______________________________ - - refrig. step ladders - wire etc. and miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. Gormly's E. 16, Sanford 37)4713, consignments, Free pick ups. -' irroundings. 'I REMODELING ADDITIONS & fCPOit work 373 *197 ________________________________ -_, EAOPA.DL.I 1190 •H ouseijo Truck Rentals Herald Call U5 today' Don't delay! Just dial 327 7611 or $31 estimates Floors, patios & drivet Brick or StofleplInters Patchanø C&A BACKHOE SERVICE 9993 ' To place your low cost want -1 TON TRUCK WILL DO HAULING JOBS RATES - Roberts & G ilma n ___________________ Interlor.Exterlor Plastering. • Plaster patching and simulated Larrys Mart, 715-3anford Ave. .. Over 10,000 Pieces Thompson'sRoofing Build up&shingles. Allworkguaranteed 3231251 After 11a.m. VINCENT'S çARPENTI1Y. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR . CrmIey's E. 46. 323.4733 FREIGHT LVAGE BUY' DIRECT FROM BOX CAR '51 - FROM ilii 1)0w. Al PORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLA. 373 .7$ Tt' 9 531 9993 * 1- 2 Bedroom Sanford. that want ads i%ifliJ results. Iry Ore', and II%tpn to rr pttin rnj Dial )7J 7611 or Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate. 32],i broken, does tricks. Good rider. L'cenWd & Bonded, 373 3677 $430 Palomino mare, 10 years old. _______________________________ _______ __________ YOU don'! Rooflig ________________________ Carpentry "' . Call )7?-24)1. $3).9g BurglarAlarms New. ForHornes&Buii FreeEstlmafes,373.4263 ________________________ 67A ____________________________ Feed _______ A54 CLEAnS ALL Prt'.: (ieanng. floor Wa. ng, ,V.nons 32) 0*65 buy, sell, rent or swap..,at a low cost,..Ief us help you place yours- Pon't Concrete & Masonry - Fr 1121. baths, pool, near best schools _____ ______________ Altume 7'. pet. mtg Immcdlac' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE occupancy. Will consider small BUY--SELL__TRADE 2nd or lease with option to buy. ill 3)5 E. FirsI St. - 322 5672 ____________________________ __________________________ owner 61$ 7365 6 BDRMS.I 3 BATHS ROflDA - Burglar Alarms Appliances air Cond. . freezers - Piney Woods Barn, we buy tumniture HOmES 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PARK Newptussmallomp Must sell, 190.332.7131 ','AlTl 'SPILl SEMIPiOI I COUNTY Plan. 79 Muit sell, Call 323 4269 atterl. _______________________________ _______________________________ Concrete ?o10HiaWbthaAve at 1797 ministration Assistance m lenced back yard, fruit tret'i, _______ no cash down and reduc d (#04) lIt 3210 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ___________________________ (formerly Hrmtt' Beauty Plool 319 E Pine 332 37i? _____________________ Classified Ods are here to help Good disposItion, in foal, 1.250. EleciricGuitarwithtremoI old, i bedroom, 1', bath, air, m, ddobbers wasps & spide'r - Freresfimates Athon Insulation - App stud., 2' years old Green separaieiy 373760), Ceptlonaily clean. 177.000. Call 634 CARPET, TILE, 'INYL. Sales and 06*9 expert in5teIlati, 20 yrs. exp. _________________________________ Lowest prices in town. Call 67$. Domrnc-rlch Hills. I bedrooms, 2': us rtiqibility to purchase a new 3 bedroom home br *3.17667 Fern Park- for saleby owner. 3 yr the reach of the ir.come. .'quariums. pumps, bIters, etc Will Sell Complete for 1150 or & roofs, Removes mildew, fungus, educe your electric bill with complete ceiling & wAll insulation - brick speciality 322 2760 u 1100 worth of tropical fish " SmallJobswanted FALLCLEANING 32?'l?)L"LakeMary" _________________________ Exterior walls, eaves. patio, walks - There'sonenearyou, 1 - 365 5710 Succeed," Ca Ph 373.1037. - _Pressure CleanIng HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALL NOLL'S STORES 5inny and tjr igt-.t I benroorns A New BeOV PET REST iNN BOardng & Gr®mtng available Bud CabelI 172 6052 anytime. FulllineGEAppliances SanlordElectriccompany 2322 Park Drive, 372 1562 br whatever. Mr. Anderson, borne 173,000 Pet Care Counter topi. Sinks installation 1771. ________________________ -ai-_W -RPp.ances ScreefledpOrch, largegardn and donenoosherwaycalI3fl76)0 Boardlng,Grgorn,ngp5tr, horses to roam Evenings and*11 - 999 Now Ii ('logs, Cats, Horses, Te'aining weekends, call Mary Maloney if SEREBROTSAR KENNELS BEDROOMSUITES CitOna, at 789 3517 365.5717 Wholesale. Over$70000 Poll's price -on factory damaged repaired Doberman Piristher pups. AKC, sultrs...$199.00, Cm not be told chimp,n lineage, Terms-Trade "We Don't Stop Call Whitey Eckstein at 322 1651, Deale'c. ' Home llnpvemen BUDDY'S '_ I .A Cond1$ong Harms. at SEARS n Sanforø 332 17NEW CATFISH TRAPS - AZachshund minatures. Red $1 also black and tan. Males, $43. 322-2134 AnImal Haven Boarding Kennels. ' 3725152. BUNKBEDS Largt selection In Central Florida. Cher' Kennel - Pup's, Studs, AKC. Also best f"lCe. Starting It $139 Ty & Mini PCOdI - All Cuior, Complete. Mini or Large DaCPnPIU,XJ, Shih ALL NOLL'S STORES TZu MinI Schnauzer, Toy Collie. There's one near you. Cocker, we buy pups, finance, - __________________________ 4 eitra sharp 51,793. Coil Don Pope 322 1651. Dealer. Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl K Ic hen B athroom Ca one Is, CARROLL'S FURNITURE Beds, dressers, davenport, dinette ________________________________ ___________ ,t, dishes, etc. 105 1. 29th St. between 1 I p.m. 323-1176. 65 Pets and Supplies 2S6SParkDr, 1971 VW bus Red and White with white interior. Extra clean. 12i95 196$ VW Karman Ghie. dark green, A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! _____________________________ I ______________________________ Equipment for Rent Shampooer for Only $1 per day. SANFORD REALTY IDIspoIs fiShed house, Fenced yard. Adults, no pets $110 plus depnsit. * *GEP4EVA GARDEN 5* * Call 322161$ ---' There's one near you. "Santord'sSalesLeader" Your Multiple Listing Agency 484. Dealer. CLARINET, - ALL NOLL'S STORES Call 322.2420 Anytime 617 4411 Very nice Call Bob Baxter, 332 Tuet., Wed., and Sunday. 372 133$ after . Furnished newly decorated 1 room 3rmi, )"x baths, air con ditiOfled 372 727. or after 5.30, garage apartrrenl Nr hoSpital, 3726700 Adults only, no children or pets ___________________________ _________________________ Reply to Box 351, Care of The Lake Mary: Cute 2 be3oom fur Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, _____ Prices Start at $39.95. -' mower, Jishwasher, Jay r, & E Auto Sales 3210*90 ______ _____ REAL TO R - Associate Sonny Raborn After hou, 3271179 _____________________________ 17 Truet; Topper fort' body truck. Rent Blue Lustre Ele'dric Carpet LAKE Houses Rent Furnished Fla. 32771. - Largest selection in Central Florida, dryer, and utility building, Call and living rooms, plenty of closets tots of extras ON RESERVOIR __________________________ Unlurnished SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, 7 bath * BUY HERE * Story.Clark plane. Excellent con. ditlon, $600. 327-asio anytime OODCHEST large corner lot with many treri. 514.500 price Include's patio fur- ust 576,000 for this? bedroom home ove 3 Bedroom, 7 Bath Howell Park, Cassef berry *34 095.3 after Sp.m ___________________ ____________________ Apartments Rent .-- A LOT FOR A LITTLE The Muter's Your Word lx You" Credit 59 MusicalMerchandise 834.7930 LOCH ARBOR- LOVELY. radio Reel clean $2195 Call Ptowie Kirby at 322 1631 Dealer after 6.10. _________ _________ ForSale Al Antir. After hours 3fl.41;, '72VWfleete marin,i L' AM FM PEOPLE POWERED VEHICLE- 3 wheeled minI-car, drives Similar to bicycle. Holds 2 people. 3210311 Miscelliappous centers I Price lust reduced on this decorated, reliable tennant ___ 323 0113 _______________________________ 3 bedroom Ideal for retired MAITLANDFLEART couple Call REALTOR.Asoiate $911 Hwy. 17 't7OpenSat & Sun93 TAF F ER REALTY Toyota Corona-. radio, air ronditioned, wire mags, radial "ret 321 0567 or fl) 5456 after i im '61 Chevrolet Truck Runs Good. 1 6 484 wt'ite w'th black leather interi BLAIR AGENCY 373.3664 rIDENTIAL manner. (,el results, l 321 0613 Motorcycle Insurance BI cycles Brand new women's 3 speed bik paid 549, will sell for $50 Also assorted 6 track tapes 13 S ____________________________________ . ._.. -. floors I block from elementary P1 PIE CR E ST - IN WALKING low, low mileage Vet, r,i' car c, 122 1651 i70 Continental Mark ill White on - not promises. Call Wet KuIp or COn Chaniot at KuIp Realty. 332. 7335 1911 vw Beetle, dark blue, autOmaf,c Stick shift. AM radio, Dealer. 051$ after 6:30. Central Fla. like the dew." No business too Iage or small, All listings handled in a CON. top, air, automatic, PS. Runs - good $250 Call 3727*79 Whitey Eckstein at 322163). Likenew, Excellent COndition. 32) 5325 323 6632 ' _________________________ ' Low mitie. Like new. 52195. Call Whitey Eckstein at 322-165). Dealer. 1954 Dooe Coronet 2 Doors hard - 373 5193 motor and trailer. Ready to gGf 58 __________ __________ , _________ . -- Runabout and automatic. '45 Ford Econoiine window van - 6 cyl., tape, mag wheels, Wide tires, riew paint. 134 if? 15' Fiberglas boat- 23 HP Evinruøe 125 Wards Riversid4.0o miles 129900? DrIve by 1111-1413 Park LISt your investment Avenue. Then Call REALTOR business with us. "We cover 'I3thru'74Mod,ii 17.?2Muitland 643.1115 "2 linto I4atr rcu. shop, 80 Autos for Sale 75th and Park. _________________________ - ______________________________ 73 VW Super Beetle - red, 4 speed. 1983H0NDA 150 radio Very nIce car. 1239$. Call RUNS000ø $175 641) or 323 5454 )2)-6353 or 64-3.7333 WETAKETRAD,ES - Buys. Any. Car i-air conution, 5750 See at Automotive Spe finder. Owner aboard Sat. and rORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. ', _____________________ end, Sell or trade for Small car Sun, Slip 56-E at QBH. 51,000 *34 Ready for use 130.000. our many residential listings w,. * * * * 1fl'xIOO', ZOoed , 37)0713 Pressure water, head, depth c I, near Seminole Turf Club. (With Good Credit) Honda Chper 303. Springer front interceptor since Overhaul CASSELBERRY TWOBEOROOMHOME Withone GOOD CREDIT IS ALL ytj CITY - PILED AN INCOME bedroom apartment, Convenient NEED. HO MONEY DOWN, New PRODUCING DUPLEX for References requIred 327 15.49 (Bond. Mort. Broker) 2401 Mofiavk Tr., Malt. Free info. 64$ finan:e. $)45 open tomorrow Let us show you - * * * * Delton • are having a nice Labor Day were closed today, and we'll be Sagrd, 72 7111 — veniencet 155.000 To see call 37j A - small classilled ad brings big 7971 Hwy $7 92 332 596) _____________________________ shopping center 5iier will Trojan 27', 10 hours on 325 Ford ST ENSI P0', REALTY hopes you flroier.101w Commercial central heat 6 air. all (Ofl 7406 S hi',', U REALTOR Boats & Marine railroad frontage, near flCW JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC. wn ttM van G4 C,ton. $600 372 5551 1973 Ford Courier. 4 Speed, mags, 1971 VW 7 pasger B"s, r wide tires, stereo, speakers. 1200 & 'te lOokS & runs like fle'W, 4 Honda ISO-- '72 model downandtakeover payments. 37) Must see 52795 Call He 6330, .1750____________________ .rty, at 372)61), Dealer. 373 6153 - 1963 Ford pickup. Custom 100 1913 VEGA STATION WAGON h97OTriumphpoCc, custompaint EQuippedwithcampershelI $493 AIR,4SPEED 6600 or trade for VW. 33236,7 Call Whitey Eckitein at 332 1651, APOpKA- 1,075' on H. Ill, rn $50 1965 Ford' tcn pickup 1973 HONDA S0. IMMACULATE. $1300 FIRM ____________________________ - - WOBSON ______________________ _________ City *' 332 61$4 after Junk Cars Removed Motorcycles - - _____ Equipment ____ investment Property med.alely On this 3 bedroom. p bath. Only 2 years old - - Income And * Mustang extras Adult owned BIje. 1.700 mIles, 2 months old 53200 373 4Q74 18 by misc, etc. All day sunday, Monday, Tuesday The .. ' 46 Homes, Lots 332.734 C,ili 323 577i Lots and Aci'eage - ., Honda, '73, 350. Immacufat,, many 1974 Ford half ton pick Up 6 Cylinder, automatic, I ft. bed Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cii, 5)0 ,,,_,ilando, 295 6194 anytime. __ 4 party sale - antiques, wicker, dfshri, sofa, beds, (1 king), desks, ta,es. or refinance, 373 $131 ASSUMPI ION- With Small dov,n 32 , - '72 Ro(kwood-.;2x65' dOWfl, takeover, No Qualifying $30 55)6 17 . condition Excellent beginners bike. %79S 3fl73, ________________________ toolbox bed. *1200. 3653161 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)09 Sanford Avenue - low dOwn F HA to the Qualified 43 buyer Attractive bedroom home - 19195. French Eve.3fl 7374 .- Autos for Sale - truck with 1917 Gran Torino Sport. VI, full 101 GMC engine,SSyard speeidump transmitslon, 2 power, air, mags, local owner. SPeed rear end. Contact 3729)17 Weekend Special Vjn CaIn, 74*h1, Dealer International. ston,4.wheeidrive, l2Vott Bat?eriesShl.95 Garage Sai Sk oft Ii 92 Dishes, paintings, drape's, small site clothet, furniture, Excellent cond. Nofhlng over $20. $31 6603 WINTER SPRINGS- No down, VA, Commercial Properties Ste n stro m MIJLTIPLELISTIPIGREALTOR. 373.499) Furnished or Unfurnished Nice 2 'oom HO(fle for Rent Investment Opportunities alter 6pm -- 'I "I-; cuStom deIue fully loaded. $3700. Auto Repairs ______ Garage. Rummage down, fllttb Including Insurance Mcl - Central Floridat 4 LO6ted Of rental iot. Assume mOrtgage or refinance 134 9790 - - Yamaha RD4O, Like new Parts.Acces,rjes service. used machines, MOOPILY APPLIANCES 373 n awnIng an Skirting, central heat. Central air available on terms. WE TAKE TRA DES (ORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 641439) Defary Associate, Vic GithIer. eves 372 7)74 Unfurnished 7 bedroom home, newly * Dishwasher-Disposal t3I other place's within the' City arid .'btished in the Evaning pseraid, a newspaper of general cmrcuialuoq, i ?hr City of Casselberry and Seminole County. Florida, once • .' CLI F F JORDAN RI ft TGl h- " Lu Mary (IId 321 63S3or 6.2333 even tM.IrA.., Y - . FORREST GREENE INC house s75,, LOTS of LOTS In town Ond Out t, rtlri 41 ' ______________ Sandlewood iaw'i of the State of Florida, located the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Auli ties didn't say how the been trampled to death. 0(11. • 90 East Livingston Strec't, Florida In accOrdance w#th the Orlando. Florldl,de'siringtoengag, Provisions of the Ficiitous Name dI5t$ltbant at Branch Brook dais later u. iflbuslnts$undecthetictitlouiname Statutes, To Wit: Section *6309 Park began, but some police liadbeentreatedatalocajhosof DAYS INN and TASTY WORLD, Florida Statutes 1957. reports Indicated the crowd's pltal but neither her cUon 3 - w;t'- i', at - 233 Sct'tb Wym' to' a! !eas! Road, How' about anger was set off by officers nor the name of the hospital N. B. Moore weeks prior to in, date i Attamonte Springs, Florida, lnters Pu public he$riflg; the dale of thy o register PPe said name with the Pubtith Aug 12, 1L26, Sipt. 7.1974 were known. DEE 60 Ilrst Publication to the date of the' Clerk of the' Circuit Court annual event sponsored by Seminole Later thousands marched on last publication, both dates in. Seminole County. Florida. The se I cMivC. l'iatl not be less than ofth1sIk1i1Iojs,,,m. 1$ andshall be F'ocur., a Hispanic group, City Hall and Mayor Kenneiji FICTITIOUS NAME ____ ______ twenty.lgM (7*) days. In addition, with III acquiescence arid P4r' NoIlcs Ii tsereij'y given itsa* we are Wrs said, howi, that Gibson, who PitticiPated in Magazine? 4 ngtice shall be posted in tfie area to mission of DAYS INNS OF In btrikies et 700 W Hwy the violence broke out late Sun. march, announced he 'oujd tld TASTY be considered for annexation nd AMERIcA, INC. 4.i, Ltiigiod. Seminole County, day afternoon WORLD, INC. zoning at fiftem (13) days p after a girl was meet with leaders of the Puerto IUI1dC undir lbS fictitious reame of DATED thiS Ph day of Augusta' tolhedateof thepubltche'arinq trampedbyah erkieninto Rican ColluflUflIty today. Gib. METRO FIRE EQUIPMENT and 1974. DATED thts 13th day cI Auçuit, It's In we intend to register said am. a crowd by a mounted pollee. son said there would be a inTASTY HOUSE A 0 1974 witH the Clerk of the Circuit Court, MANAGEMENT, INC. ,, (Seall man. A police a'ulser sent to qujry Into the shootings. Pnllr U,...i_i wa.uy. rwvw. ' By: ElitiSt F. WilSon, Jr. Mary W. Haw4hrrii. retrieve two mounted officers said officers had not fired their City CIIf* L%_ the crowd stalled and was guja.M said they dIi. .ot b1ow Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWit: 1937 set afire alter It was aban. the orIgin of (2* Kessler Catsetba-rryFfor,da every doned, police said, Pbish Aug 19, 26. SeJ' 15, Secretary Seven persons were arreste'J Pubiish: Aug It, 26., Sept. 2,9, I74 1974 Theyiaidflrem'tr,,,vti Publish; Aug.17, W.26,Sf. 2. 1971 and later released on Sunday, DEC-hI DELiCt FEEM t sz* blaze retreated from a ance. 11es1"11111I'uu...... Move right In See today. 577,500. 76 - - ______________________ 3721641 between I and I 3734711 KEP4MORE WASHER, parts, '13 Lamp lighter 12'x60'. Un furnished 2 bearom, i bath, I)) $772 On fuel. Close to everything in the 6iCk3beoroom,7bath ranch ' _____ -- lot, lust redecorated inSIde and out, 3 bedrooms, family room, 80 Trucks and Trailers _____________ -- ________ .r... tall ton Cie-,'roi,t pk ,,,,, 2311W. lit St. priced right, Financing available with no down payment, Dick's ApplIances. 3227651 - 3 bedr mobile homi with air conditioner Ond 7S gallon septic tank. 3230140 ______________ iferred MUST SELL. ASking $73,000. Phyllis Capponi. RFATOR Assoc __________________ -____ - Ranges, Hotpolnt and Tappan, SANFORD_. Mini grove on REI.LTOg SAVEtI1 "Fictitious Name Statutv' Chapter located wil'tln or between the' provIsions of the Fictitious Free, 6.11 2077 for "We Care"Name $43.09, Florld Statute, will register -'Announcing moat appellate equipment have been cited as Statutes. To.Wit: Sction $63.09 existing municipal limits. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in "IlotIinr". Adults or Teens to the corporate limi? of the City of Florida Statutes decisIons In open court imme- major reasons for keepIng live C S.F ENTERPRISES, 1 Cauetberry. Florida; and ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM and Seminole County, diately alter lawyers complete television out of courtrooms. ri'nting a mobile home at CAMP ,ponfor receipt of proof of Florida, the INC. ChOVC plenty, ready I, waiting 1 (b) To consider also the queStion IN YOUR FAJAILY! publication of their arguments. SEMINOLE. Plo pets, No alcohol. this notice, the fic By: 5: Clarence A. Frazier of designating and assigning the D'Alembei-te also said talebed, 2 bed, 3 bed unlurnithed AL ANON 377 1410. tiliOtji name, to-wit: ALTAMONTE President COME IN PEP5ON-..bor in tonIng claulfication of Cl as to -Affording due process to vision reporters should be re- For families Or friends of _____________________________ _______________________ problem Publish: Aug. 19, 26. Sept. 2.9, 1911 MOBIL under which I am engaged joUnlalISta tf'rvl,w highway frontage of pqpey Two bedroom trailer, with cebas, drinkers, before Judges Issue quired to "meet easonable in business at the corner of State DELhI and R.1AA as to remainder Of said _________________________ Road di4and porch & private fenced yard. Call further Information call 4731$17 Palm Springis Drive, in orders denying access to court standards of inconspicuous 0t' For properly as tfsese classifications are after S p.m., 37) 031$. or write the City ci Altamonte Springs, proceedings, FICTITIOUS NAME defined in the Charter and Code of eratlon." Sanford Al Anon HARRISS Family Group P.O. NOTICE lSheretxy given that lam Florida Lawi, City of Caswlberry, Florida, Casselberry 2 & 3 bedrooms, Box 333, Sanford. Fla. 3271) That thC party interested in said ---engaged in business at 1501 Chapter 25. as amended and carpet, air, private lot. 5130 to $150 French Ave., Sanford, Seminole businn Is as follows: plemented. plus security deposit. $3.1 64)1 NEUHART ENTERPRISES, S The prent toning classtfjcitlon County, Florida under the ficti?, Lost and Found INC. ________________________ ________________________ of said properly is Al as that name of BOB'S COLONIAL, and Labor Day Picnic By: Fred.rick Charles Nesi. So. fishing b0 Ave. CtalsiilCaf ion ii detibed in the that I intend to register said name TwofledroomHouseTrai,er bar? Ill, .0hn5 River just north of )7 Furnished Zoning Ordinances Id regulations with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, President Seminole County, Florida In cc. bridge in Sanford 323 31*9 after 6 of Seminole County. Fiorid.. ____________________ ______________________________ codan(ewiththe1r'ovjsionso$,he Dated at Attarnonte Springs, The public hearing will beheid in p.m. Villas Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Seminole County, Florida, August the City Hall, Cassetberry. Florida, 37 Ends In Businest Property II. 1971. Disorder Section *63.09 Florida Statutes 1937. on the 16th day of September, AD. Lit: Boston Bull Terrier. Publish: Aug. For Rent 19, 24, Sept. 2,9, 1974 5: Robert C. Marvel RENTAL APARTMENT 1974, at Female, HOMES. )O P.M. or as soon slightly bIInaJ __________________________ DEE-no tberNfter as possible, at wttith time' Publish: Aug. 19, 76, Sept. 7,, 1974 ____________________________ *061 20th 377 61*7 Reward NEWARK, N.J. (4W) A barrage of missiles thrown by DEE. 113 rdere'$ted partlet and cetltens _________________— pre-Labor Day *Unfurnjshed picnic has ended the mob. Four firemen were In. FICTITIOUS NAME and against the proposed annexation NOTICEUNDER FICTITIOUS WIC' 73nLng .vill be heard Said PdolicelsP,erebyglven,p,at we are in a bloody disorder involving Jured. their truck was damaged r ingfOr ONLY NAME STATUTE 96 ONLY engaged in businris al Hyway 134 hearing may be continued from t'me U ds.T0flWihot. and a deputy chief's car but* W/W Shag Carpet NOT ICE IS HERE BY GIVEN, P.O. Box 3136, LOflqwi to time until final action is taken by 37730, two police cars, a fire depirt. ned, 50, Seminole County, Florida under the p.hsuan? to Florida Statutes, Siction 'he City Council. Sq. It. warehou10, riedy for a * Range.Refrigerator 'Tts nOtice shall t;(' o'.'ed at the *65 09. that TASTY HOUSE fiC?ltiui nimC of SEMINOLE ment car and a motorcycle Two men were shot In the Exce;tent locational II a gooa City jaIl within the City of MANAGEMENT, INC., a duly STEEL CO., and that we ifltfld to were burned, and a young and SR i girl chest and hospltaliied, and ru. ,6 _____ ____ COUNTY Pme, perfect location 373 3670. Coventry fewetry. Plo investment, building overlooks lake. A most beautiful and unique Country estate, Call now s'i.soo Lakeview, 5hdy yard, Ceramic tii bath, cuStom Owners Iran mom, separale dining room, nice kilchen with many extras P"ted 12&50o For more Information call Marqaret Scott. 'fIr lcrs, 3?? 75t REALTY ___ I bath lovely home with large living 1 EfficIency Apartment Also Car & phone necessary. 373 7191 after 6. private ofII Studio in separate 2O'x70' Cedar .RETIREMENT GEM. A lOw down Payment 4 bedroom i TAIN'T SO! ______ _______ Suite, 2IHour Strvice Call 332749, SANFORD J' OOtfs, ivuin, l'rep,ac,, miSter "ISn'tIheSANFORDAREAIri,ndI 7 Bedroom, fenced yard, free water 5165 mo, Security deposit Increase your Income to II 3226620cr 323 $151 (57.000 mir, ) Marvin P. Gassrnan. _____________________________ _____________________________ . 116W. 2nd St. Unfurnihed Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah 27 For Rent the City Council of the City BO&'d of County Commissioners; available at the office of the City EUlc.sComiriljsion thinks tale- clpllnaryhearingsoftawyerioi. 3d-Resort Property Cflelber'ry. Florida. that iaI city ctutlng an Advisory Board; setting Manager. should be allowed Into judges public after finding fiscal All bids shall be in the CItY Ccuncil wilt hold a public hearing: forth and taxation For Rent cOw'trOoin allow greater reasonable cause to Piocted. 37-Business (a) To consider annexation of the procedures; empowering the levy Managers Office, City Hall, San. the public scrutiny ofto Judicial pro. ______ ADULTS, NO PETS I - classifIed ads...reae and use 79 themI - Washers, guaranteed, best -. -- -s .wn, ana up. ' nvoo ' Ave. 373. All kinds available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 7)10. 500 French Ave. ()7., SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Sanfor,g)n 5200 Conic see us at our b.n n - - Low in cost, high In results, thht's *31.4490 - --- --,- --Inecene-,---_ H ' lIcu ft. Refrigerator,$l50 off, Ph. 3230250, Dealer. LAKE MARY- Country lakefront ---- With all extras $11000. See at *00 '77 Honda 450 - full dress, engie French Ave. Sanford or call 173 completely ov,rP,auled $1073. Call 9551' — Don Pope' at 322-1631. Dealer. 15 Cu. ft. Upright Freezer, $173 skirting. Take up payments or pay I eai Estate StemperSezl Clean 7 Bedrooms Wali to wall carpet, air conditioned, heat, WANTED.LpN'5nurs,ak,,, carport, NO children or pes Call Apply L.akevi,w Nursing Center, 919E.2fldSt. -7736592 ._ $77 3U0 . f'.ii' 1974 Flamingo2 Bdrm., set uponhake, i setting, natural cedar - '-. Lounge. 2-Roorns for Rent TALLAHAEE, Fla. (AP) - AVALOPI APAkTMENTS Permanent employment. Corn 3 bcdroorn P, bath, fenced yard. $140 per month. Deposit required Rentals • ..t _______________________ Large clean br 2 bedroom-utilities furnished for working adults. $30 security 1106 Sanford Ave. pany benefits, Apply II. Holiday Inn AItmonte Springs, Why Plot - ClaSsified Ad in The________ Heratd Call 377 26)1 or $31 9993 and lriendl will help you. WELAKA APARTMENTS Cocktail waitress, and cashier's. ,, .k, '..'ger use? Sell it All .,. . 617-71*7. Ask for Jean Large 7 bedroom downtown $173 Eliassen. /nonth, 1st and last. Available _______________________ t. I. 372 3419_ Earn cash with AVON tOr all _________________ "extras" you need & want, Irs 32 easy 1. fun 441 3079. Houses Rent Financial 31-ApartmentsRent By Florida 15—Help Wanted VVanted In Court INVITATION BID City ii Sanford '..', ?, S :.. ......... "Automotive Mechanic - lm mediate employment available with the CIty of Sanford. worsing month. KULP REALTY, 373.7335 knowledge and experience In room, wall to wall carpet, air complete maintenance, repair. conditioned reasonalle rent and upkeep of automotive AOuit no pets 317 1110 equipment, both diesel and ________________________ gasoline required Must have Casselberry Area. one large duplex working knowledge of automotive Small house in Lake ry area. maintenance shop tools Starting Phone 372 935) or 327.9777, wage 517* 00 per 10 hour week. Melodic Skating Rink Position for regular employment with all City Emp$oyes bcneflts. Nice I bedroom trailer- air. utilities paid. Mature 6dults Good Interested personnel contact the location 373 5695 City of Sanford Civil Service Of lice or the Personnel Director, 1 Bedroom Utilities FUrnished Sanford City Hall or call 332 3161 for further information $115 Month plus $50 %urity 321 0797 , Ambitioui Lady-become a Field tedtoom apt , 15 Creations Beauty Consultant. French Ave. $100 per me, pluS $23 Choose your own hours. Great dpoilt. 322 6417 or 327 6530 earning potential Call collect __________________________ 15-Action Sports 3221195 ____________ Have somecampir , I Bedroom. 1 bath - carpeted with air kitchen equipped 575 per S-Eating Places T\f "ppra,sed 535.000 Will lake 32 Appliances _____________________________ _____________________________ - RETIREES DR LAM baths, air, Wo0(jed country area. flank 'MIU( _________________________ 1974 (hamplon 7*', 3,000 mItes. Mobile Homes - dining area, 3 bedrooms, l'. '001. palnte'd, frepia( After Hri --Jnu 33i 399) and 332061$ Ses,,inoj, Junior 32 College nearby, spacious living central air, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN p2-300 CaSh or $1300 clown to BROkER qualified buyer 210 Virginia Ave ,64) _______________________________ ____________________________ i-Child Care 7-Motels . Hotels e JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Legal Notice - I AWE P.5flY 'rat, all C'ntric kitchen .'-..------.----_.____,__ 51$ Park Ave., Sanford flABYSITTER-Vour home or mine. Nights S-Lost and Found L)Is ec is tenanceandopeatlonafstr,1f light CffkeoftheCityMorsager, Sanford, within the District; providing Flo-k1 on one (1) new two (7) drawer cash register. definitions; providing for tt CASSELIERRY,FLORIDA NeficicfPuOlicH,aring : t"0omi, c ,rpet REAL ESTATE, INC. - SE AA.L. PI Al satin, fully ilned, pale green; 1 pair Colonial print 77x4Ø, Also CALL SOUTHERPIRVSERVICES carpet, royal blue, h5x)7 oval, tft, FOR ALL YOUR RV NEEDSII ______________________________ round, 9 runner and 1O'.x1S' 373 eq oblong. 666 $049. _______________________ y OWNER. San ford's beet Itinn 2' iot, 327 64.37 -3727)1) -372.7474 __________________________ 2-In Memoriam 4-PeronaIi By i.., F -J Monday, September 2, 1974-5 8 --______________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Household Goods is 78 Motorcycles Camper.Travel ____________________________________ Drapes - 1 put 1*553, antique _______________________________ Trailers 1973 Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 373-ilip The Tim, Tested Firm Days: 372 o1 Niofts' 377 34 3732352 - - JOHNN WALKER SAN MO PARIS, I. 2, 3 Bedroom Trailer's & Apis. 2 Adult parks, 7 FREE homedelliverv.tSavet Please cai'... 3-Cemeteries - Ordinance;" providing for mom. CITYOF -- 'I rtonte Springs Bedrooms, 1 '.'Ih, heat 'sir, carpets, curtains, '(h. (mc,'j, Owner 676 0519 _____________ Houses for Sale BROKERS A _ ST. JOHN'S REALTY - bath, garage, pool ava,tabi,. $77,Ø Acre Realty, REALTOR cocktail Waitress, needed for 3 Rq Couple, references, no Friday, Saturday & Sunday pe io a month' 'itP utilities. nights. Apply Club Diamond, Of Copy. fl uric _____________________________ Hwy. Il 92. DeBary Two bedroom Furnished apartment, Announcements ,Laborers wanted male & female. $115 month. For Intormation, call pt.t' w*k Call xfte' 3 373 9171. 1-r.ird of Thinks r.,;: ___________________________ Farn Ii helped us look on the on øi' construction, severability, and an btor September 9th. 1974. and I iC effective date. disease which Is related to band was on a ship at sea, bright side." the origlna' ..,n the Clerk of this (SEAL) muscular dystrophy. "I couldn't take It, She U co; ;rher before Service on Arthur H. B.'ikwith, Jr. Each of the Children CO3 [TI petltionersattorneyor immediately Publish Sept. 2, 1974 "I knowthatvery few survive "I was very upset, and I dldn a dlferent. theIr teens," Mrs. Bulllngton thera?ter; otherwis. a default wilt DEF.It really know be entered against you for the relief said, "but I have tried to treat When Steve was born, tests Mrs. ksulllngton said Charles, demanded in the petition, Nitice el P'*Ilc Hearing WITNESS my hand and the seal of them as normal children. I showed no muscle problem, but now living with his father, Ls a this Court on AuguSt 7th, 1971. don't feel you should spoil a he never crawled or walked. daredevil who mastered a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (CircuIt Co*1 Seat) child." Lan showed no sign of the of rearing his chair on the back the Board of County Comisseoners AflP,r H. BICkWiTh, Jr. She w;ii meat on the 24th day of Sep _______ said there was no history disease Initially, Mrs. Bullwheels. He also plays bass guiAs Clerk of the Court tember, 1974, all :00 p.m., or as soon of the disease In either her (ngt said, and By: Joy Stokes "we were told tar for a singing group. mariner as ps1bid, to cunsider ___________________________ As Deputy Clerk enactment of the following or WILFRED H. CONRAD 100 North Highway 1792 CasuIb.rry, Florida 377W Publish: Aug. 12. 1),76, Sept. 2 197 OCEAN SHRIMP 2 'r0oms, lamiI room, ''uien 'tiuppod I,') 77$, carpet $17,500 Plo. qualifying- 3 bedroom, 1'; Rated ForConsecutive Insertions-No Change Y tItl(jCj( Apartments Rent Furnished 31 Good Thingsto Eat '1 a n,, ari 3(x) pni _________________________ . I T w hree -------------- Housesfor eSal-_______________________________ .s ___________.__.__.___.___.________ $160 $165 $170 ______________________ H. dtqsaflcs: 9 Housesfor Sale Ln? - _________________________ - _____ - _________________________ liep. Mattox flair, 1)- 1)-MiamI, are opposed in the Horne,alsorunnfngforthcu.s, Senatenomlnation. and retiring 2 fORMs. FOR THE PRICE OF 1 fORM. — '- Housesfor Sale 3 bedroom collage Ofl Lake Mary, fruit & Shade trees. HOLLAPID REALTY. 323 7073. BAMBOO COVE Experenced child cart-my home. LAST 1 LEFTI Furn. or unfurn 6 am..6 p m. MonFrI. Hr. day wail to wall shag, air, playground. or wkly. rates. Also Friday nights. We lo'e your children Airport Lake M3ry. 322 139d. 33t U4O tcd fl;i. rr Four Incumbent Democrats Toblassen of Pensacola, are son of Merritt Island. Department Hours and three Incumbent Republi. seeking the seat of James Help Wanted 18 Republican Seas. Russell 6:OOA.M,.3:30P.M. cans are unopposed In both the Joliston, D.Pensacola, who Is Sykes, an Eastern Airlines pilot Monday thru Friday primary and general elections, retiring, y ,'ittendant for church from North Palm Beach, and I thru S times ........40c a line ?4urser Sund mornings trom I 30 to along with one newcomer, Rep. Rep. Kenneth "Buddy" ln Gruber, a Miami travel 6 thru 23 limes .......30c a line $700 372 2662 or 323 1144 Vernon Holloway, 0-Miami, McKay, D-Ocala, Is one of two agent,areunopposedi.ntheprj. 26 times . . 23cm line SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY is who will succeed Sen. Richard Democrats and a Republican mary but face Democrats now accepting applications ioi ($2.00MIP4IMUM CHARGE) Pettigrew, D-MlamI, who Is vying for the seat of another November. food service personnel In the 3 Lines Minimum running for the U.S. Senate. retiree, Sen. Jim WillIams, B. kitchen arid 'Inc serving area Seas. Tom Johnson, R.Rlv. The Longer Your Ad Ru,is Two of Please apply in persoit to thc the most spirited Ocala, who became Gov. lieu- Iera t3each, William Zinkli, 0The Less It Costs Per Line manager, Naval Sanford rnr Scnate President Mallory Billfold 41 Ics# _______ - p.m. Mon FrI. by hour, day. Or week. The Terrace. Winier Springs. 3710273. _______________________ Orlando 831-9993 Ask For Want Ads Evening Herald ____ 'Sanford. 2 Bedrooms. kitchen equipped, water furnished, $95 month. 332.2139 or *34 219?. Baby sitting in my home. 6 am. 106 --.' • ,t.._r.eltiI aIItufl*I , L4)r s'vu. Is growing weaker, CONRAD, standards adopted establishing was born and doctors told her couldn't do doesn't bother me," Petitlorer'saflomey,wr,oje'rej variance procedure; establishing TheY are victims of the rela- the shocking news that he was she said. "A strong Christian is 100 North Highway 17-ti, varIance crIteria; provIding for lively rare Werdnlg.Hoffman subject to the disease, her hus- faith has Cassilberry,.Fiorkl. 32707, __________ Esperlenced Child care In my home, fenced in backyard. Hidden Lake Subdivision off Lake Mary Blvd. Call 322 2219. . Winter Park- Win• Al . -. - .....- Apartments Rent UnIt'rnlshed 30 Child Care Seminole 322-2611 family or her husband's, but that girLs rarely had It. When C HA LOTTE T UP N ER. WI FE, County, Florida. 9Gond Things to Eat providing '- Wynette Bulllngton has seen both were discovered to be car- she began having trouble, doe- 10-Do It Yourself AND CLYDE DAViS TURNER, regutalons to control and regulate her three children, one HUSBAND one, riers of the defective genes. tors thought had a lfll electrIcal contractors and electrical stricken with a cripplIng ACTION OF ACTION construction within Seminole 11-Instructions Divorced last spring, Mrs. placement of the TO: CLYDE DAVIS TURNER County; amending Section 49 of muscle-nerve disease, but she Bulllngton Is struggling to keep Resdence Unknown Travel & Recreation Ordinance No. 73-17 as amended by hasn't lost her faith, Mrs. Bulllngton is calm nw YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ordinance No. 73.1YA and as the family going on her pay in the face of her troubles. action for dii3olution of marriage amended by Ordinance Plo. 731?B Charles,13,andSteve,l1,are an Insurance company clerk 13-Travel Ag.nctes has been filed against you and you permIt the Board of County Corn. confined to wheel chairs. Lan, and help from friends, are requIred to serve a copy of your mii*Ioners of Seminole County to "I've always been used to 14-Campng.Reiorts wrItten defenses, if any, to it on grant variances to the electrical 9, can walk short distances but She said that when Charles doing what I could, and what I _________ _______________________ ? 5' 37) 6.13? ,, i,i',lS;il Surpr 'you fl i,,n cuf your garage qu'Ckly with , ,,,,i,-i . :' -. - .- " - �- - t - - - - - - - - I ob -- Everung Herald Monday, September 2, 1974 E4 coC11 ee) A Af! TAKE *YOUR P16-TLJRE 1`1 WIN AT BRIDGE Writ Walker - co by Dick Turner CARNIVAL CAN TURN IT ON I A 1- -- - __ II!hiT11Iiiig Ii1ia1t167th Year, No. 11—Tuesday, September 3, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents JAMES \s IJ NORTH (D) Sir W 2 - 0 IN anything He give the cards a chance and 2 103 KJ762 - ( " MA WEST fie ruffled a diamond at trick two; drew trumps and EAST cot 9-2 ST 00 ALLEY OOP pe I'M SORRY I DOUBTED ED NO NEED TV APOLOGIZ YOUR WORD ABOUT DOCTOR! MOST ProPLE THIS Spy BUSINESS, HAVE THE SAME REACORVILLE! TION J 1RYTO thl on I . + KQ10953 4KQ wkxg 11 WELL, NOW THAT kNOW NVU PO 14A J LIST M-I~ . AIRE THOSE JON 7" MQNF -n'1 AsAy -•. - A82 T A Q 10 9 8 3 +6 West North Pass I I am 2+ 3T Pass Pass 46 Pass Pass Pam Opening llead—K# Pu DO en! is THE BORN LOSER La ter Co give the cards a by Art Saniom '-KXU COME I CIO to OO 04s.YT UV O SALAR/ I At Live a ruff, discard ani his contract." Oswald: "West congratulated Carl and pointed out that a club lead would have beaten the hand, but somehow or other he had never even considered it." Sou T 5T D I ; i Co o J CH 0 FRENCH BREAD, DANISH IV act ., PASTRY AND CHITILIMS "\ hot CMI TTL. INS 3 HOLY DID THAT I GET IN YOUR ORDER 2 _____ A art . ! I W 046 ItA Cr / By Roger BolIen - i Bice_.) x FOR IE*J1 I MY TOKE14 f-2 SOUL FOOD! i : lt44, ____ ((s) S IL - & 5 - . - - ___ _____ ~44 1~ - - -, TL Tor BLONDIE Alit I, hic Younq HOW EMBAP?ASSl 'II PC-LEASES ENOUGH POWER .1 THE PHANTOM AGiNE I ii Cuwc THE TV MAP,J Lee Falk and Sy ATO m too Cal Barry N - ussians TO Ct -1 BUGS BUNNY (I 50555 and -• (S'rtV.STER8 BEEN GMN' THtSILENTTR.fAVMENT' SINCE I 5AWLED H" our FM SN007-IN"ON 7W 3M... Flo _________________ by uissnidshl & StOff,I 14EV. cw' LP! Ivin Not : '!Z, __J,-!!.4 Pop PRISCILLA'S PISTIL YA ______ T~ Th.,7 --o 0, SO%NDWO4 T T I-C !f U L L:T. SAM,RE FO R YOU, JENNY LUNCH 17 AG ER To ESUME dI Q ONLY EiGHT MOR T i,4E SENIOR BALL' / Ralf __1 S3.1 At SW it '4 rom U WINTHROP loci bV I c., WERE TJ 'M1I / WE HAD THE GREAT FLZ=, It of 0 :ON tog! FLD RAiN . - ) ) AOT• t". 9.2 . ,41 ,-,) •- '1 -- by Marcis Court. WASHINGTON . N W4f T57 *FA"S F09 TWER AW APPLES. I - Pion I IS ITS I 4A ____ (, ' p STAT6OoO I'I OATE! — ow ft HE SPACE NEEME is IN SuMF ANQ WAS141" ~-TON I'S NICKNAMED THE EVERGREEN STATE 7 '0 WAHlNo I v.OtMPiA ____ -- thel on 0 CAPTAIN EASY IMA61N; TmAr AL6EROJOIJ ther LrtT'5, MAKIi A FJRTIVE I.L. THE 6NSAKY, Fli and 0 OUTA WERE- BEFOR13% THAT HOUW CUTS UL P!O LEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider to It Tr SAVIES00y k%AST Mr I Sim Wed — Inc ) RAM PjLRT HM FEEUA_i&S I /Mc. M rA first last (fl'L1çç . WMM Cha Zoni •' _________ WRECKED _____ off clos L(1' . 44 I GRAN'PA-4 dot L&YA ( I _____ / Ill / lei — FRANK AND ERNEST b Bob They" — / JJj &a A, 01 Wili // U SHORT RI MY - - by Frank Hill YE 5, iESS rr 15 11ft SURE KNOW WOW 70 TAKE 1"E DRUD&ERy 0Vr OF HOUSEww, amm 1 e ' It )(i j r.- I '-¼ / 4419D - Li ar • - - CAN KA6 -- .7 Is rn name on the list" wonders First Grader ~~_W4 .• - :- - - • 7 Police Arrest One In Sanford Robbery The Point Charles transported the four men to Port Canaveral where they began their 14-hour fishing adventure at 7 a.m. Sunday. 9 - / By MARK WEtNTZ , • - __ / ' _______ _____ s.) ' - j -• - ............. Tim hids farewell to . ' m. ett Deppen and brother. Tro), at un a% etside D C settlement List March the FTC using mis- 1owi attorney general and the down pa)rnent and first 30 had cited GAC with interstate land sales office of ItlOflthl) payments as the corn IML InR taclicis in selling land in the U.S. Department of Housing pany's co of st sell ng the land. . ,- - . -.- - -'- --- . -.- - - - - - '. - - • — • a - - -.': - - —.-a l -' • .-. ,. . .-• - -.-----_----- --, ---- -------- :-----;;-. --'-: - - - vtl - ire ;~~t;:a*u an 3A 6A - p ilk L. Hospital Obituaries Television " r VW door and the Urd approached P_ 62U ax Trosper's boat tipped sud. the man who arrived in the lcalrjq~ un- -mid le ul Oic robbery and said !wlanced as two of the fisher. "Freeze! Drop everything,' according to police reports. Florida and Arizona. Niuch of and Urban Development. F irst reading of the- proposed and $45 ,775 for Seminole groupers at the same time Inside the office one of the Federal Trade Lormmssion an. the land is in Florida and cost The HUD agency, which ad 113.3 million Seminole County Memorial Hospital. "Itosper said they would have robbers, who was wearing a Weather Details on Page 2A nounced acceptan(v today of a buyers 11,500 to $2,000 per par. la Budget will face a public The budget does not include been all right if batteries had green T-shirt, prodded McGaha _____________________ negoflated settlemLnt which is cel ing is reg tration and full (is hearing In County Cununlsslon the Seminole Ceunty School not been wi th a revolver and demanded k ed I he commission s opening The commission has about 30 closure by land developer, es.. chambers tonight. Board budget of $52 million, wedge In a broad investigation other land developers under in- tinuted the $2.8 million in cash The quartet, holding on to the he open the cash register. When The Proposed budget, which with a proposed millage of 12.8 hlcGaha replied he did not have of the Wbilhon-a-year land vestiption. o spend CXp des. refunds would be in. would require a 7.03 tax millage mills. the key, the robber reached in to development business. the settlement, day iter h he The in the which was of. consequential compared to the must go through a second ad. The county budget is ex. his pocket, fished out the key, Around The Clock 4A and rescued coinfered for public comment be$30 The five-member million lost over the last six vertised public hearing one pected to go up at least anot r Arneb appearti! hopped over the countcr, and Bridge e them and the boat. Trosper said GAC years mission unanimously approved [ore final action, required by GAC customers who week from today before the SK000 to fund raises for grabbed $716 from the register, Calendar ... . ..... 3A $2,000 worth of fishing equipto provide buyers with cash rethe settlement despite comstopped juiying on their proPCr. millage ciii be set, according to Sheriff John Polk's department iccording to police. Comics . ...... .......OB men'. was lost when the boat plaints from other law Cit, funds valued at about $2.8 milty. a new state law. which have been appealed to With money in hand and LYossword Puzzle .. ......3B p forcement officials that the lion and replacements in other As advertised, the county Tallahassee pistols still wa Ing the robbers Dear Abb 8A the hO damage was dcne to ut $200 1i FTC pros isio: cov ered FTC wasgoing too easy GAC GM developments for lots al budget includes $6.1 million for Ille commission cut Polk's ran out of the store and the two Dr.Crane ued at $14 million. only a fraction of the customers Cor of the general fund, *28 million record $2.5 million request to a Trosper was making plans men who had their lives Ut Lamb BA Th e refund provisions were who stop ped payment because wn -- , to the rescue." million for road and bridge, moved last week to seek an says he will be back in the at gunpoint were left uninjured $985,012 for the sinking fund, upward compromise on the Atlantic as soon as 1X)ible to police said $55.823 for the Port Authority, salary line. fish again. The two said they im. t ' - Index 's MV61tiviE v*IIWD$ OF ......... (Sta MY TN$II / '4 'f/ I "&j ' - ! Education Commissioner from 7 to 12:05 and afternoons Lake Howell High stude have classes from 12:10 to 5:15. i s ermen Seminole Budget Hearing Tonight b - .— ---- - "To date, this has been the smoothest school opening in mediately phoned police, however, there was a police Herald Staff Writer -Oine crewmember spoke a cruiser in the area which gave little English and by drawing a Police early today arrested a chase to the vehicle with its few pictures and making fl-year-old Sanford man In he&thglits off as it fled the ByCIHUS NELSON program should double the gestures, we were able to connection with the pre-dawn Village Restaurant. U. Richard Herald Staff Writer enrollment. communicate with the crew," robbery of the Village Rest Nwney and Sgt. William Foster Clark, saying the indi vi duals Trosper, a 19 sear veteran Truck Stop on French Aenue continued the pursuit as the paid $70,000 in activity fees, Ev ening Herald carrier, said Two other men who were drier of the vehicle refused to A$38,626operaling budget for said the 925 kids in flag football, . believed tobe part of the holdup pull over. The . the 1974-75 and the 17 Pop Warner football trio escaped. Before the chase ended in the CA—county—school board teams were --by far" the fed us, showered us and the Abner Jackson Jr., of Box area of 12th Street and after hours recreation PrOJect largest of any program in the trawler's skipper let us use the 1296 Sanford, was jailed in lieu Nlulberry Avenue. police said radio to call the Coast Guard." has been r eq uest ed and set for state This scar, the of $10,550 on charges of armed th e car slowed long enough for Final action by the co unty pla ns to set up local governing He said the Arneb is 300 feet robber), fleeing to elude a two men to leap from U 4 commission next week bodies in each school to take long with three decks and that police officer and no dri ver's Jackson the drier of the car, board today heed over control of the program and the rescued group s pe nt much li ce nse The was arrested, but the two men reconunend new programs. of their time on board In the ogram director, Max mark Sanford police said the who fled from the car remain Commissioner Greg wheel house present figures showing t robber) occurred shortly after free today . 2,007 different individuals Drummond, noting that only Capt. Charles Fagan said 5 a m today when three armed men converged on a Village "evidence" Pa LI I ated in the 'my" se ven pe rcent of the county as been 30,000 school children ap. been taking pictures which Rest employe, Ralph McGaha, recovered, but he would not would appear in So% et Union county paid $25,000 for the eight parently use the Y program, newspapers. They said they had as he walked out to an outside release further details, nor called for a count)Vide survey would he say if the evidence restroom. th P to ask the children thtmselves been Fishing up north and were The robbers took McGaha was the money taken in the Clark said the scheduled what the), wanted for the headed for Havana,%here they inside the office just as a car robbery or the stocking masks would leave their boat and then Sept. 25 kick-off for this year's coming year. fly home, Trosper said. "The pulled into the parking lot. One the robbers wore during the (if the robbers held McGaha at hiildul)Russians lost about five hours 4%wU to in High Schools began classes at 7:45 and will conclude at 2 p.m. daily except for Oviedo High scue County Reviews $38,626Y'Bu et Rar Rec FRN 1 I 67 counties is expected to a proach 1.6 million, education WE depar tment officials say. Tuskawilla Middle School and so far have been the usual con. Winter Springs Elementary fus,,on on school bus scheduling, he said. Sanfordite Clyde Trosper Trosper, his son, Terry, 36, After the 45 minutes in the students are expected to today called the crew of the and Terry's father-In-law, Ted water, the Russian trawler into new school facilities in There s a shortage of new Russian fishing trawler that WillIams, 61, bo th of Orlando Arneb plucked the group and rescued him and three corn- and Bruce Gulnares, 31, of the boat from the si'a and panluns from the Atlantic Sanford were fishing 40 miles delivered them to the U. Ocean Sunday. "the nicest off Cocoa Reach when their 20- Coast Guard cutter Point group of fellows I've ever met. foot boat capsized. Charles at the eight mile territorial limit. VE UP At Li HAM I&I 7)-r SNACK oca :XULP I __________ CA C04 ' KIS - f • a willa students I'vE KNOWN ItINCE SCH= PAY!5-, the -' --. LEAP A OALICWL L' ? -7 PEPAQ AN EEL? / S I I - der - -: Only the usual assortment of student head count is available Th e largest school system . first (lay woes were being seen because of new residents and o pening its doors today was others moving away. — missed buses, unregistered Dade County where 245,600 stuL_ dents were expectedrespond students, forgotten LSnches — The county school office was VW' the first school bell. and School Supt. W.P. (Bud) flooded this morning with calls to Layer was making the rounds frrnparents,w e Liberty schools were of double-session facilities vacation, trying to find times of 1he first to open, beginning Elementary schools, with the school bus departures and classes on Aug. 20, and classes arrivals. school officials said. began Monday In Clay County. ug Elsewhere many parents tary, began classes a t9 iSa m over the state were cheering Thereis one change this year I to3:45p.m.At Red Bug School today as school bells rang forth in the requirement for pupils classes are 7:15 to 12 noon for to to signal the end of the long entering the fiat grade Red Bug students and 12 4:15 p.m. for Winter Springs summer vacation for their children. Normally, a youngster must Elementary students. be 6-year"Id by Jan. I to en. Some sctwls have had their Middle School classes go 1974-75 term under way since roll, but a 1974 !aw allows a w low from 8:30 to 3 p.m. except at Aug. 20, but schools in 17 coun- C age y Jackson Heights in Oviedo ties — with a total of more ban June 30 to enter if he or she can where the schedule is 8:15 a.m. 500,000 pupils — decided to wait demonstrate a readiness for _________ to 2:45 p.m. and South until the day after Labor Da to first grade work •' Seminole. South Seminole classes are from 7 to 12:05 for Clyde Trosper, Sanford, and three fishing friends were rescued by Russians p - the to WE ESAN 'INT TI 4' — / - • m AN ELLrCTCZC EEL ' - - 4L': P*1 i ( - ___ - - a V I r by Garry Trudeau bef the 11111 = - FUNNY BUSINESS 000NESBURY by Larry Laws, L I. HAVE ENGL I SH M UFFINS, SwEDiSH MEATBALLS, SAUERK;tAVT, U ' CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS AN 0 December, but it will' be bu:;cs- The chassis manufacanother year before Lake turers are six to eight mon Ow ready for its ause co Jco:of Seminol County's 37 udent body, truck orders schools iddle new federal line on truck and high back III Woodlands Elementary brakes," Turlington said. "But operation today with an esti- School students, to eventually we have had no reports of any mated 30,800 students. disturbances of any kind." Altamonte Elementary On hand for opening day were building, are scattered with In SChOOLS opening today are ii r5 37principab,l,Sflinstructional ctr&tional personnel at Long. Alachua, y, Brevard, Dade, personnel, 655 aides, wood Element.ary,Satial Point, De Soto, Flagler, Highlands, secretaries, custodians and new Altamonte school and Jefferson, Lafayette, Lee, lunchroom workers and 323 bus Forest city. Leon, Okaloosa, Putnam, St. and maintenance per and Johns ,Seminole, Union and it is expected to be several county office volusia weeks before an accurate - • I Dip "5: 30pm! Since its neither rain not snow not dark of night. what IS it that stays you?" The bidding has ben 2 Jim: "lIet- e is a haudplayed 4est orth I.at South by Carl Juitman of Dallas in a 14 recent tournament that ,'hok1 illustrates Ous, He might have •K2432 doubled four spades, but It •%OU flO%.-, looked to him as If that would n be aood score, so Ix.- took to show sour great strength Imthe push to five hearts." Oswald: "West opened the mediat TODAYS QUESTIO N king of diamonds. A quick look rebuts tothret, at dummy showed three ap. )OU o no Parent losers — two in club and one In spades. Could he Answer Tomorrow — 0 Ily DONNA ESIES 2U just iI1 CII en 0 map 0 1117d [Th '400R El c oo s Iferald Staff Writer Oswald: "One of the prin. ciples of play at all card games chance to ave Someti a .....' emino e S 110, lawn IL - Ii ( 0 c 10 Au _______ - U IHCM: 041 U5 Jr. my's Len East won the trick and did the best he could by leading the deuce of clubs. Hullinan rose with the ace, played the ace of spades; ruffed hii last spade, ruffed dummy's # J82 #J 10632 " --- - - -------- _-.r- ,--r---- - - ---t-t- - - kyw- % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4b1ac442982e31492c190b2922231782.pdf ca2ffdaa2ef67e05731a3ff553f0b2ee PDF Text Text - ----:- - - pr- T:-'- -=-------,---• - --- , -' OS— Evening Herald - -_- •-5-'-r. - Wednesday, Auqust 7, 1974 QUANTITY RIGHTS R$IRVIDI 66th Year, No. 300—Thursday, August 8, 19744z::r Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT PRICES 1, legal Loopholes Beckon P resident " DAYS A WEEK 4 0 THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD. * THURS., AUG. 8 THRU* WED., AUG. 14 EVERFREH 20 BREAD...........300 WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP tflhlDri&je oz. LOAVES ROYAL (ASS'T'D FLAVORED) FRENCH GREEN BEANS FOOD KING WHOLE KERNEL CORN NO. x3 CANS MIX'EM $1Of SHOWBOAT M10=1110MMM" M A 11OX IPPLE JELLY 1. OLIVE _N_ ,tI OS. SPAGHETTIWNIMMMM6 VEGmALLoMIX....4 APPLE JUICE ST LARSON'S MA HuE HOUSE PPLE SAUCE Its" NO. 303 CANS VET ONES -. ILK NONE • $jOO :LAVOR SNACK $100 44 e _ _ JAR - is 40,30 Doe C"11 - - - — -II.ivo - 70 1Oz_ 9 C C WASHINGTON (Al') - Pros- could take steps to save Nixon office, but that is viewed as only national headquarters June 17, ilarly vulnerable because the ident Nixon faces possible from a criminal trial. So could a remote possibility. 172. criminal prosecution should he Vice President Gerald H. Ford Constitution states that "the Most constitutional scholars Monday, he admitted order. party convicted shall neverresign or be removed from of. if he Succeeds to the presiden. concede that a president cannot ing the investigation halted for fice, but several escape routes cy. be indicted while In office, al. political reasons and con- theless be liable and subject may be open to him. indictment, trial, judgment and Some legal experts believe it is not an undisputed coaling the information from punishment according to law." Congress or special Water- Nixon could even pardon him. though legal principle, his lawyers and the house gate prosPnitnr Leon Jt ir' i '..lf of all crimes To avoid that fate, Nixon before leaving The Watergate grand Jury Judiciary Committee. could attempt to strike a deal (lucked the issue when it chose Some members of Congress with Jawoeski. The President say Nixon, in effect, cnfs oJ,oIer to obstructing Related Story Page 2A) ge for the prosecutor's carrying a maximum penalty of promise not to bring criininal : all Wllfl(lICtC(l ILVL' ear w prso:i and a ,UOO charges. But the deal would not ,• •-• co-conspirator In the Watergate fine. Multiple counts and necessarily bind a grand jury. cover-up related charges would increase - 'The prosecutor's office reNixon was accused as a co- the potential penalties. fuses to comment on the possiconspirator in the plot to block If Nixon resigns, he would be bility of plea bargaining. Atty. the or'g nal Watergate inestl vulnerable to an Indictment Gen William B Saxbe said on gaLlon and conceal the White If he were convicted in an Wednesday he is not aware of house Involvement in the impeachment trial, he would be any ongoing negotiations. Nix. break-in at Democratic removed from office and sim- on's chief attorney, James D. . _____ St. Clair, said he Is "not pre- most likely be a resolution Department has taken the posipared to discuss it." rather than a law. tion that Congress has no power Congress also codd act to A congressional grant of iin• to pass legislation granting to save Nixon from criminal munity by statute probably amnesty to draft evaders. The charges. would violate the Constitution, pardon power belongs exSen. Edward Brooke, R- according to several legal ex- clusively to the executive Mass., reportedly was seeking pert.s, branch, the department conDemocratic support for a resoIn a related issue, the Justice tends. lution declaring "It is the sense that if Nixon low should resign, no federal or statt, 1)ffO r' should bring u duct, or continue criminal or civil processes against him." The resolution would not have the force of law, but Brooke said he believes all law enforcement officials would abide by it if the Congress passed It. If any immunity proposal survives in Congress, it would - IURFU4E ( GAL SIZE) pxooc $ RASH CAN LINERS nwammmiatma 269- Nixon Meets Ford; Presidency Nears End WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- sources said it appeared likely Nixon and Ford, the man he than allowing the constitutional ident Nixon summoned Vice Nixon would disclose his dccl. picked for the vice presidency machinery to grlr.d toward imPresident Gerald R. Ford to the sion later today. after Spiro T. Agnew resigned peachment. White House today to inform last October. met alone in thn him he has deed cid to resign Oval Office. The session began from the nation's highest office, at 11:01 a.m. EDT on a grey, WASHINGTON (AP) a presidential aide said today. muggy summer day as the naPresident Nixon will resign The aide refused to be identiLion and the world awaited forby late this afternoon, fied, but he is In a position near rnal announcement of the emHouse Repubilcan Leader the Oval Office. battled president's plans. John Rhodes said today. His terse response - "Yes" ___ Hundreds of newsmen and aa.._. -- wInaniivwiin came -amrn photographers milled in the Shortly after Ford's office an. other strong indications that the One knowledgeable White smoke-filled White House press nounce(j was postponing a Republican chief executive's house official stopped just room while the two leaders con- scheduledhe 12-da) political trip 2 ,026-day presidency was short of saying a final presiden. 1e'red In the guarded office plunging towd an to the FarWest, correspondents Ual decision had been made, paces away. were called ito the White Official White House spokes- "I'm 1. 19 and 940 per cent cerSome sources said flatly Nh- House briefing mom by Deputy men continued to refuse to di- tain, but who reafly knows?" on had made'the decision to Press Secretary Gerald R. vulge Nixon's plans. But other this ta" lal step r 'ide ro' .taril, rather Warren. -'p - FAMILY FAVORITE SCWTSJ S ROAST k CENTER CUT sei POT ROAST KRAFT NATURAL SLICED 'oz. SWISS CHEESE PKO. 53c HOOD'S 100 PCT. PURE ORANGE JUICE SUI BCNNEYWHIPPID 4 MARGARINE 9 aT $ 100. *.LB. LYKES MUSHROOM GRAVY & STEAKLB. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I - 'BANQUET CHEESE (or) HAMBURGER Z. 89 WS9 BLACKEVE PEAS......... °L 69 JENO'S PIZZAS,.,.,,,. MMM130 Imm mods MMMMOMM1PKG. = WHY PAY MOM RIGHT GUARD (BRONZE CAN) VASELINE LOTION ______•. 3SOL STL WHY PAY MORE iNTENSIVE CARE C 59 -DESITIN (PREMQJSTENED) WHY PAY MORE DAD ` WAYS CO1Tej cwApc Q WASHINGTON tAP) - As this morning because of the reports that President Nixon "fast-changing situation in department services are either might resign soon continued to Washington," GOP National excluded or limited to cities, grow, Vice President Gerald IL Chairman George Bush said in After receiving resolutions Ford postponed today his Los Angeles. from a city or group of cities scheduled 12-day political trip "That was the reason for our specifying inequities, the through the Far West and Clii- going today and that's the rcacounty should take action to cago. son the trip's been postponed," rebate the tax money, limit the A spokesman in Ford's office the Ford apok.esman said. taxes to services received, said departure, originally what kind of opinion Maitland, the first area city to scheduled for noon today, had Asked the vice president's office take action under the law, said been delayed until "late tonight might have on the current situin a resolution, or early Friday." McIntosh said the remedy ation, the spokesman replied, under the law, in the event Ford was to attend a Republi. "i hear we're going on the p, county refuses to act., would be Los Angeles to West Co4st can telethon to be broadcast In er." but we're just going a little lat- ---If Seminole County Coinmissioners had trouble balancing their budget in past -years they ain't seen nothin ;. yet. -. Four of Seminole's seveo ' municipalities today began ,,-. t - — move to force the count).it government to stop or rebate to the cities tax funds levied on -: municipal residents for ser-<... vices either denied or limited to -— them. r a law suit, filed by one or states tonight. It was postponed several cities. Officials of Sanford, _______ asselberry, Winter Springs Casselberry City Manager and Altamonte Springs said I' Harry Hug said he is gathering FL-CIO Sheriff John Polk's department documentation to beef up the -:' is the major offender of the cities' argument against the Lit state constitution's ban on sheriff's department. He added Endorses double taxation. JOHN MORRIS that the only service Polk's KEN McINTOSH They noted that while city enforcement for city police double taxation for city department Provides to the taxpayers residents are taxed departments. cities is housing prisoners for property owners. It is effective short periods, equally with citizens in the Sanford City Commissioner Jan. 1, 1975. Aske unincorporated areas, Polk's John Morris brought a new Casselberry City Atty. Other county services for department does not provide state law — Chapter 125.01 - to Kenneth McIntosh said today which city dwellers are taxed ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) - The e Before the announcement of delay, Ford press secretary Paul Miltich said plans for the trip were unchanged. But other sources Indicated at least part (if the itinerary could be scrubbed at a moment's notice. Alsoog4 Ford's schedule today was' the Presentation of posthuous medals to relatives of seven military servicemen a t ceremonies at Blair House, major law enforcement within the attention of the CALNO one of the procedures provided were also hit by Seminole muni- Florida AFL-CIO has endorsed across the street from the White the cities. Rather, they said, Council of Local Governments under the law is that a city can cipal officials. Gov. Reubin Askew for re-eleccity residents must pay a Wednesday night. Nic.rris said Wopt a resulution putting the Winter Springs Mayor Troy tion but refrained from taking a House tiepublican leader second time for major law the law provides relief from county on notice what county Piland, calling the new law position in the crowded U.S. John J. Rhodes, who was greatest thing since apple pie," Senate race. among three congressional pointed to the county fire ad. - Askew collected the unani- leaders to meet with President ministration office, animal mnous endorsement of the labor Nixon Wednesday, earlier can. control and the utilities' office. organization Wednesday night celed plans to accompany Ford -:n a meeting of the state Ar Lr to the telethon. Sanford City Manager W. E. CIO's Committee on Political Knowles mnentiond road and Education (Cope). PARTLY CLouoY , -\ bridge, planning, the new interArt Hallgren 01 i'ampa, Cope governmental coordination de- director and state AFtC1() oxpartment — -all county. ecutive vice president. said the r 7 BytlOB LLOYD today's 4 p.m. work session on The city would pay only the oriented departments which do meeting did not endorse a U.S. A, City Editor no benefit the cities." results ofameeting with county interest on the bonds the first Senate candidate "because laAltamonte Supervisor of Elections Mrs. two 'ears until the cit y 's Altamonte Springs Mayor bor has so many frineds runSanford city comiuiiisioncrs Camnilla Bruce on including the present bonded indebtedness is Norman Floyd, CALNO ningwecouldn' couldn't twoth irds %Seather Details Page 14 A. cha irm a n, was instructed to vote for any one of them." were expected today to finalize drainage bond referendum on retired in 1977. PALMOLIVE DISHWASHING LIQUID -. : - Sanf o rd Bond Election Decision Expected Today GILLETTE U Halts Triep, A I I - • .4. CUT OKRA MCKENZIE 1 • .• tuittY FOODS -- • $100 77e SALISBURY STEA&M - Ford Stays In Capital Tax Break Ahead'? , * BEEF BBQ GERALD FORD 36 COUNT 79 IDC 33c PKG. OF 170 . plans for a citywide Nov. 5 the voting machine ballots in If Sanford voters approve the prepare a resolution placing the The AFL-CIO, which has a referendum on a proposed $4.25 each precinct In Sanford. bonds, it will take engineers the coun ty cotiion on notice state membership of 300,000, million drainage bond issue. cities are aware of the new also endorsed: Mayor Lee Moore sa id this eight months to complete Earlier commissioners in. would be more convenient for construction pla ns for drainage la w and plan to pursue I m. —Incumlient Thomas dicated the bonds would be on city voters. Normally only one structures, some large enough "We cannot ask a citizen to O'Malley for state treasurer the December city election polling place—the lakefront to drive a small auto through, pay two times for the same and insurance commissioner. Around The Clock ballot, but Wednesday in it civic center—is used in city that will channel surface water 4A thing (once in city taxes for the —Former state Sen. Gerald Bridge .................17A elections, I Related Story Page SM underground from throughout police department and again in Lewis of Hollywood for state Calendir ....... -.... -----20A Muore said Wednesday, after the city to Lake Monroe. county taxes for the sheriff's comptroller over incumbent Comics budget work session they meeting with city fiscal agent -. City Manager Warren department)," Floyd said. He Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson, Crossword Puzzle ... 167A decided the November date Loomis I.eedy, that the Knowles said engineering added that Polk's department is —Ralph Turlinglon for Dear Abby ..........iDA would insure a better voter propesed bond Issue to fund should be done and the bonds singled out Decause it has the [ c' turnout since voters will be drainagi throughout the city ready for sale by next July. largest budget, He said the law education commissioner —Incumbents James Adkins, Dr. Lamb ............... casting ballots on a number of c'°ulcl be pa id off over 30 year Following . awarding of con-- is meant to lessen the burden on Joseph Boyd and Ben Overton, Horoscope --------------1OA races in the general election, period with a maximum of 3.5 tracts the drainage work would city residents, and not to and 1st D istrict Court of Appeal hospital ................ .14A City Clerk Henry Tamm was mills property tax after the start within three months— eliminate a proper payment for Judge Sam Spector for the Obituaries ...........14A to report to commissionc : - cond yezr. about Jan. 1978, services received. Florida Supreme Court 'reIeviion 16A . t ci - n øv - - . WHY 'AY MORE I. - - . - - - - - �2A—Evening Herald Thursday, August 8, 1974 Niynn Trrindfirin Tn Ro tl"inf ' NMON Pot Planting Backfires Housing Bill Agreement WASHINGTON (.; - An ngrment has been reached by Senate-House conferees on a $11.3 billion housing bill that was revamped to avoid being vetoed by President Nixon. The compromise measure announced Wednesday would continue two subsidy programs for the poor which Nixon had sought to end, but it does not require the administration to fund them. The bill also would raise the ceiling on FHA4nSUFCd mortgages for single-family homes from $33,000 to $45,0(X). In addition, It would combine major urban programs Into a block grant system giving dtb's greater flexibility to use the funds, which Nixon requested. In removing many of the administration's objections to a bill passed by the Senate last March, Senate conferees agreed to drop a key provision that would consolidate the multitude of housing assistance programs into a much smaller number. i i Most Republicans Agree President Should Resi*gn Ford List Of NaM es For Veep : IN 'Malley 'Satisfactor y TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) — Treasurer Thomas O'Malley is in satisfactory condition after a freak accldent in which he was run over by a car driven by his wife, says Dr. Edward Litz. But Litz declined to say whether a bruised and sore O'Malley, eager to get back on the re-election campaign Vail, would be released today from Tallahassee Memorial - Ford, no doubt, would be close at hand to take the oath. however, scholars disagree as to the embarrassing gap that exist between the fatal vote, Nixon's notification and the filing at the-State Departiiient. Hospital. 2 We In Lake Crash would of Bushn ell have been recovered from the wreckage of a twin-e ngine plane th at crashed a bout a ha lf mile from t he Red Batton Airstrip, authorities say. The Heecheraft airplane crashed Tu esday night but s'archers did not locate the wreckage until Wednesday. Interstate Backer TAMPA, Fin. (AP) O mile.s - Caves Divers Drown TRENTON, Fin. (Al') Three novice scuba divers drowned while cave diving In underwater caverns at Jenney Springs, the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Depart- ment says. The three, all said to be relatives from South Carolina, were not Identified Wednesday pending notification of relatives. Authorities say the oldest was 24 and the other two victims were both ID. A diver who recovered the bodies from the cavern ix northeast Gilchrist County, said the three were ill. - Convicted Killer Caught PHOENIX, Mix. (AP) - A motorcycle gang member who (led after being convicted c1the 1965 killIng of an 11year-old girl In Pompano Beach, Fla., has been arrested, .FBI agents say. Hubert Ray Stfdham, 39, was taken Into custody Wednesday at a tavern In Black Canyon City, 40 miles north of Phoenix, where he was employed as a part-time bartender, said Paul J. Mohr, special agent in charge of the FBI In Arizona. Stidham was armed with a .22-caliber automatic revolver when arrested but gave no resLstence, Mohr said. Stidham was charged In a federal warrant issued in Fort Lauderdale, Fla, in February 1969 with unlawful Right to avoid confinement for murder. He was convicted in the December 1965 slaying of Cath. alma Flores, and later sentenced to 20 years in prison, said Mohr. ' Sebastian Cabot Release VICTORIA, B.C. (AP) - Actor Sebastian Cabot has been released from the hospital after suffering a stroke three weeks ago, a hospital spokesman said. The spokesman said only that the 55-year-old actor, who played the butler on the defunct television series "Family Affair," had recovered sufficiently to be discharged last weekend. Cabot spends his summers at Deep Cove, B.C. .. . - . . a Pork Chop' - - equipped for cave diving. Karl Named PSC Consumer Counsel• TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') scheduled for Aug. 13 in St. I Newly appointed Public tersburg. "I will be at that hearing hopes to he ready to represent Karl said in an interview, Florida consumers at the first don't know now what I'll do, b hearing on $176.6 million in rate I'll be there." hike requests by the state's Florida Power & Light Co. - Counsel Fred Karl says he ight A /wayS N HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (AP) at my husband's parents' farm, — Every night Is "Pork Chop" and when one of them had a night at the home of Liz and litter, Pork Chop was in it. She Kim Wolfe. was hurt when she was born Not for the frying pan. For and my husband brought her the bathtub. home that first night," said That's where Pork Chop, the Mrs. Wolfe, whose husband is t live-week-old piglet that shares recruit with the Huntington Paa second-floor apartment with lice Department. the Wolfes and their two sons, The piglet, bottle fed and beds down when it's time hit house broken, soon won over the hay. the Wolfes. Pork Chop apparently has no qualms about living with a "I've always had dogs, but I bunch of Wolfes. like Pork Chop better than any "We had a couple of pigs out pet I ever had," said 'Mrs. -. - - - a Wolfe. "And the boys just love - Vs AU In the her." Pork Chop sleeps in the bath. tub. "She gives me a nudge and then heath for the tub when she's sleepy," said Mrs. Wolfe. "She's really smart" Among Pork Chop's favorite pastimes are rooting lirnong the throw rugs and rough-housing electric companies. Miami has a $143.3 million ra Karl, a former state senator hike request pending and Gi and now a Tallahassee attor- Power Corp. of Pensacola hi ney, was named Wednesday to asked for an $18.8-million hik re present the public in rate Karl said he was putting h cases before the Florida Public law practice in order in TalL Service Commission. hassee and would immedlatel Karl, 50, was appointed by the begin putting a staff togetht Joint Legislative Auditing "I intend to devote the tim Committee to serve until a per- necessary to do the Job," h manent successor can be found, said. "That will result In e Sen. George Firestone, DMiami panding my work day substar and committee chairman, said tinily." in a news release. A former chairman of lb The auditing committee is set Senate Commerce Committee to meet Aug. 26 and 27 to con- Karl "Is familiar with publi uvr applications 0114 persons 'utility issues and brings i with the c hildren, "She'll give Kim and I a playful nip now and then, but she's never touched the kids," Mrs Wolfe said. S. Viets Facing H' AND;-I.', New, Red Attack 1.i .'.'NOPENING' WASHINGTON (AP) - another invasioa of the South, North Vietnam has alerted as in 1972. Such an Invasion some of its six home-bases would be a violation of the Paris signs of a possible countrywide peace accords. Communist offensive In South Officials said there has been Vietnam, U.S. officials report. an increase in Infiltration of These officials said they are troops from North Vietnam, more concerned than at any some shifting of headquarters time since the Paris agr?ement and other eviden A prepara that was supposed to end the tions for major sive.i. Vietnam war more than 18 Supply truck traffic has risen months ago. sharply, with about 4,000 trucks Some analysts suggested the sighted in one recent two-week Ianoi leadership may regard period. the Nixon administration's tur. mail over impeachment as an opportunity to strike hard in South Vietnam. Officials denied their expressions of worry were intended to influence the Senate to restore a $300 millirin House Wednesday's edition of the rut in U.S. military aid for Evening Herald contained at SuUi Vietnaji. least one error of fact and They said North Vietname3e implied another. In a story military pressure in South Viet. carrying the headline awn has been building for "Disclosw'e Ineffective" it was W04 with many firefights stated that Harry Kwlatowskl is and heavy casualties On both opposing County Commission sldes'rt* current asaesnent Chairma,i John Kimbrough. speaks of a strong possibility K(mbrough's seat is, In fact, that the North Vietnamese may being sotght by Tom Binford. widen their operations Into a Mr. BWfOIIJ, it was later countrywide offensive, itaplied, has [ailed to live up to EpwIally ominous to U.S. a campaign prone that he officials was the alert of home- submit his income tax as psrt of divisions inside Noith the trnarw&d disclosure act. He Vietnam, one of them stationed 4id not- lie said he would make above the old demilitarized bar- it available and did so to der, This raises the speier of vari(mis newspapersin the area, . ' St. I . '.' The DiscOunt Department Store The party Is trying to place Dr. John Grady of Belle Glade on the ballot as a candidate for U.S. Senate and J.P. Revels of Green Cove Springs on the ballot as a candidate for governor. To be on the ballot statewide, a minority party or in. dependent candidate must obtain 174, 393 signatures, S per cent of the vote In the 1972 election. . ' along an interstate highway has spokesman says. ' .. ,.....s..... _.__ A young man who says he drove --- - 'h . - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP The American Party has not submitted an adequate number of petitions to the state Elections Division to get on the November ballot, a ' ...-. Christian Seeks Trial Halt - - Not Enough'Names • ... backwards received a ticket for driving without a license, pollee say. Capt. J.G. Godwin said two officers saw Nadras Ochoa, 18, drIving in reverse. The officers said they at first thought the car was just going to turn around. When it didn't, they pursued it and stopped Ochon nine blocks later, Given To Sirica ,. •- F'EItNANDJNA BEACH, Fla. In abstaining, Askew had The tract was appraised in Griffin said. "I think the (AP) — Democratic guberpeople state for $1,300 an acre. "When the state of Florida I, explained that the seller , February for $1.5 million less of FlorIda should demand to natorial candidate Ben Hill "Some members of the buying land with the taxpayers' Griffin J--. says most state Context Development Corp. of than the purchase price and know who is behind this deal Cabinet don't know who might money I want to know, and I Miatili, is represented by again at the end of May for aid what, if any, connectiolLs funds earmarked for be the actual owners of part of feel the People of Florida want the pui. Tallashasee attorney Jim $600,() less, they have with the governor." the tract," Griffin said. chase of environmentally en. Smith-s law firm. "This to know, who the state is Smith Is on A know land values are going dangered lands have been leave from the firm to serve Griffin said Context bought thing was handled by a cor- dealing wi0,1 - the Frostproof as up fast all over Florida, but 1,723 acres of the tract in wasted or not spent to meet the 1973 porate front represented by an citrus growers and cattle Askew's campaign manager. they're not going up that fast," for$54Oanacre but sold it to the attorney, public's needs. rancher said in a statement. Griffin said Wednesday that Florida taxpayers may have been taken for a ride when the Fiat Too Hat Not state Cabinet voted Tuesday to Just Too Cold buy the 5,514-acre San Falasco Right? hammock near Gainesville for TALLA1I,%S5EE, FIn, (Al') Wednesday that christian's by Askew is a new element in spiracy in connection with state $7.16 million. The attorney for former scheduled Sept. 30 perjury trial Christtan' Griffin also criticized Gov, Education defense and is based education contracts awarded to Commissioner Floyd should be halted because of on the governor's action in a business Reubin Askew for not voting on Christian says For Free Estimate associate Two of the Gov. hetibin Askew's action, naming State Atty. T. Edward counts were dismissed last the purchase. Call 322.6390 Askew committed a legally UnChristian's position, Askew excused himself from teabIe error in establishing the an order that would seeng Austin of Jacksonville as month by Circui t Judge John SANFORD HEATING bar the special prosecuto,- for the Loon Rudd of the vote "because he didn't Investigation that Tallahassee, led to trial, has been put forth in two County AND Grand Jury. know whether or not he had a Christian's indictment, motions to the 1st District Court AIR CONDITIONING The grand Jury Indicted possible conflict of interest," Christian's defense has failed Attorney E.C. I)eeno Kitchen of Appeal. 2609 Sanford Ave Christian in April on 19 counts so far in its attempts to prevent Griffin said. of Tallahassee contended Kitchen's contention of error of perjury, bribery Sanford md con- him from going to trial. - IESBtJHG, Fin, TAP) — The bodies of Joseph Mbowitz, 2, of San Pedro, Calif., and Pa ula-Ra msey, 18, 4 . By CARL P. LEUBSDORF think a Nixon resignation now the constitutional process of strongly opposed to having the ftP Political Writer would help GOP prospects In impeachment should proceed. President resign," said MisCHICAGO (AP) - Vice PresForn Oregon to Louisiana, 'the November congressional The Constitution requires a "I have been one of President sourl GOP Committeewoman ident Gerald H. Ford has cornmany top Republican officials and gubernatorial elections. Nixon's most loyal supporters,," Rosemary Ginn. "But now I piled a list of 14 potential can. president to take the oath "bewant President Nixon to resign, Many GOP state chairmen said Oregon Committeewoman really don't know what to didates for vice president if fore he enters on the execution saying his prompt departure and National Coriunittee mern- Dorotha Moore. "But I have think." Ford assumes the presidency, of his office." But as a practical from office would benefit the hers contacted across the nz. come to feel that for his own National' the Chicago Sun-Times said to- matter he must become country, th part -in(] Nixon tiou Wedne.day expressed conS good as eII as for the good of John Cade Jr. of Louisiana said, day. president the iisLint it vacancy himself, fusion over the proper course, the country, he should resign." "Most Republicans would be The newspaper also said in a exists. Support for the President is saying it was up to the Presi. "The President should not re- relieved If he would resign." He story from Washington that virtually gone among the offi- dent to decide whether to stay sign," said Missouri GOP called the current situation sources close to Ford Indicate What would happen if the indais of the party that five tLnes on after admitting his In- Chairman Albert Rendlen. "intolerable for both the cairn- the vice president has already cumbent., though convicted at placed him on its national volvement in the Watergate an impeachment trial, insisted "The abusive attacks from so try and, secondarily, the R'- instructed members of his staff on holding ticket, an Associated Press cover-up, on until he was formany quarters have been so public-on party. to prepare an inaugural adsurvey showed today. iiially notified and his successor Nearly half of the officials In unfair that resignation would be "I am heartbroken, upset and dress in, the event President sworn in, is anybody's guess. The survey, which drew re- the 30 states favored Nixon's a tragic development," he completely disgusted by your Nixon resigns. sponses from party officials in resignation, almost that many added. "The Whatever the status of the constitutional actions," Colorado GOP In Washington, Ford's press presidency, thebe office of vice 30 states representing a geo- refused to state an opinion and process is provided for and National Committeeman and secretary, Paul Miltich, said president would vacant the 1 graphic and Ideological GOP only a few opposed resignation, should be followed." gubernatorial hopeful William the report that the vice presi- moment Ford ascended to the cross section, disclosed many generally on the grounds that "Up until last night I was DanieLssaid inalettj'toNixon dent had ordered preparation of top job. But under the new 25th an inaugural speech was a Amendment Ford could name a "complete fabrication." new Vice president and presi. The Sun-Times said former dentini successor subject to pomj Last Of Tapes Defense Secretary Melvin H. ratification by Congress. Laird heads the all-Republican list of potential vice presidents Many officials of the Nixon administration, such as Secre. under Ford. tar)' of State Henry A. Kissin. The newspaper said L,afrd * ger, would likely stay on in a followed by Rep. Albert . Qul WASHINGTON (AP) — The prosecutor for use in the Waterof Minnesota and former Sen. new Ford administration, for a at least. last of the White House tapes gate cover-up trial scheduled Charles E. Goodell of New * Meanwhile, the ousted presiJ York. ordered turned over by the Su- for Sept. 9. dent could be indicted, tried and preme Court, save for 10 that Among the missing tapes are It sa id the list also includes punished for any criminal acts apparently don't exist, are in three phone calls between Pres" former New York Gov. Nelson he might have commit d te in the hands of U.S. District Judge ident Nixon and former aides H. .. A. Rockefeller, Sens. Howard office. John J. Sirica, ; R. Haldeman or John D. EhH. Baker Jr. and William E. T ._.L_ . us iwisuiç uYcr at..... me 5uupoe. riicninan, Brock of Tennessee, Sen. Rob. 7 naed tapes on Wednesday, Those conversations were ert Taft Jr. of Ohio, Sen. Robert White House attorney James D. taped April 16, 18 and 19, 19:3, . — " T. Stafford of Vermont, Sen. St. Clair said at least 10 of the 64 nearly two weeks before the t u Mark 0. Hatfield of Oregon, taped conversation-' sought by aides resigned. • Sen. Edward W. Brooke of the special Watergate prose- Another subpoenaed tape Massachusetts, Sen. Charles H. cutor do not exist because they Clair told Sides does not exist Percy of Illinois, Rep. John B. ri took place over a telephone was of a phone call between UMBRE LLA? 1' Anderson of Illinois, former whicb had no recording device. Nixon and another ex.a334!ant, Unique headgear is modeled by 0-year-old Bayard Horton Atty, (lea. Elliot I. Rlchard,ou St. Clair appeared in court Charles W. Colson: That took Cocoa, and Gov. Ronald Reagan of with ilitUe tngemy, ped drew Wednesday to account for the place June 20, 1972, three days California. from sudden dowopour by utilizing an empty chicken container final 31 tapes sought by the after the Watergate break-in, while hitchhiking. The Sun-Times did not say where it obtained the. list. . Thursday, Augus t 8,1974--3A Gri f f In State Wasting Land Money FLORIDA BRIEF II# WASHINGTON (AP) - If dent is alive and well cornHowever, for such a ma.. Should Nixon become the first for him to transmit a document peachment, the procedure President Nixon should resign plicates the matter a bit, president in the history of the of resignation to the secretary would be a little more cumber- mentous occasion, some c'ereor be removed from office by When one president succeeds office to resign, it is likely that of state, some but almost as immediate. mony is required. The Senate impeachm'nt, the transition to another after an election, the the change of command from But In the interest of national The only constitutional re- rules under which the trial a new administration would be tradition is that the mantle of President Richard M. Nixon to security In the nuclear t.ge, quirement for removing a pres- would be conducted state that sudden and complete with a office changes hands when the President Gerald R. Ford Nixon almost certainly would ident from his office is a two. upon conviction "the Senate minimum of ceremony. new man takes the oath. De- would be accomplished before have Ford on hand to take the thirds vote of guilty to any one shall proceed to pronounce The new president would take spite the complications, that most Americans even knew oath of office as his successor article of impeachment. Judgm(nt." office as quickly as in the past probably would be the case in about it. immediately. Technically, then, Nixon would h2n a president has died. But the event of resignation or tinPrestunably, the chief justice All that would be required for In the case of a president cease to be president as soon as the fact that the outgoing presi- peachment. Nixon to quit the office would be being forced from office by jim. a losing vote was announced. as presiding officer at the trial would make the announcement. Then deposit of a cttlf led copy of the judgment with the secretary of state completes the process. IN BRIEF COTATI, Calif. (AP) - The may--or and two officials of this Northern California town have resigned in the wake of what they said was a harmless scheme to beautify the city mall with confiscated marijuana plants. City Managcr Robert Switzer said he accepted the resignations Wednesday of Mayor Stephen LaughlIn, 27; Councilwoman Annette Lombardi, 27; and Planning Commissioner Eve Kitchen, 27. Police had charged Laughlin, MISS Lambardi and Vicki Flaherty, 27, with intention to destroy evidence seized In a recent drug raid in this town 30 miles north of San Francisco. After a raid, six persons, Including Miss Kitchen, were sought on arrest warrants involving possession of drugs. Miss Kitchen turned herself in and was released without charge pending an investigation. Miss Lombardi and MISS Fhherty were taken into custody Tuesday night after Patrolman Rick Standish and another officer discovered that 12 of the 36 marijuana nLc serci1 in the raid were missing. They said they found the plants in a station wagon reglsttred in Laugh. un's name. Laughlin later surrendered. "They said they were going to plant It in the city mall," Standish said. In his letter of resignation, Laughlin told Switzer that "due to an error of judgment I think it would be best for the city that I take this action." iiiii Evening Herdld —U 06 p for the position, Firestone said. wealth of knowledge, ex "But due to matters presently perienc'e and expertise to thi pending before the Public position," Firestone said. Service Commission there is an "1 have no intention of stay, Immediate need for public rep- ing permanently," Karl said resent,ation," said Firestone. "I'm going to get the office or, Three of the state's four pri- ganized and put the staff to. vately owned electric corn- gether." panles have filed requests with Karl had served as special the PSC. The first hearing on master for the Florida Senate, Florida Power Corp.'s $14.5 handling executive suspensions million rate hike request is of public officials. :: IN Dimond rings dot in 1K god ($lSO Value) No w — '($350 Value)1Now$299 -- - - IIuIuIuII!ffiu!IIIISNIUUUPIUUUIU.I S ;D STOR Yh• Osaro.,i O•pl# fln ONLY Sso. is 19 1 I .' zay FABULOUS RING RIOT! Correction '! J - ' I '• . ' -- '. -' S - '? 'I I - ., ' • ••l lilt, 11411 I'tL(4 JL;tI110If101IS( Ill center of the -. ; ' 4 . -. m , '' .I,t I' its o f '. KAY - EWELERS Uncle I lubie at 6 p.m. with fun and ma g i, ,, for kids of all ages. And at 7 p.m., be there fo- the • .... 'I'lit D;niond !eoih' I Tile Mall all this week. Everyone VIIIS a prize!, And 100 lucky silver dollar winners will be eligible for the grand prize drawing to be held Saturday, August 10 at 7 p.m. See ChinnI 35's big drawing. See you at the Altamonte Mall 5 HOURS ONLY FRIDAY 11A.M.to5P.M. • 'z Aamonte IYtaII mile eaft of 1-4 on Hwy, 436 ps:en, Sold by Pocivqy l.potentot,vo Only p Limit 2 with Coupon, As Above I I I I U bit ii.'g 0ii c.çio', and $3,99 pii,s too end ec• a &od'.s' W,dd.ng teni 10K Gold Mod lwf tat with V5 Cf. nt.tot'en kitboty Aoilwtq d.eni4 Of I(ADULOWI I 11 i — ALSOSo bsou.,i4 end onecs,, $ 3.99 ....... yvuv frtends v) ne',i MI,o,o,,s. Soc,ol,is, M*vto 550$ wow C-W%pm Domond, an 5of,, povtti. has is Vow opgdunaPy 10 • lwfttk ctsohn lId woM (0$? S 100 00 00 11000.00 if gras,n.drioi'd,Vo.onIy$399b$1999 • I .10' titan I p p I A 94"0&1 tilledin. I. th.si. Ire. now In W.din Dana U end Sits Din.,,, C.kt.U, Pr1n011, Clutrn, Ceitwad Point U - [ls, to $1190, frnM$1.ft Alto's Din1. in Sold I Sku, w/c.pu,, • :• �OPINION Evening Herald Evening Herald Tourist Arrested With Cocaine Rug Thursday, August 8, 1974-4A Gulf Dumping Decision Delayed o? ENSACOLA, Fin. (AP) — A Train lsto make a final decision Scientists at the recommendation on whether by late September. workshop I9lSatasite23O miles so'ith of was given EPA permission to siana and generally Texas. the Du Pont Co. should be Glenn made his statement little Is concluded that too Pensacola. the dumping site to the known about Th th e pose complaints resulted in an allowed to dump chemical during a scientific workshop Du Pont h had been dumping area south of Pensacola. on sible effects of the 14,000 tons agreen)ent delaying the dump. of wastes in the Gulf of Mexico Du Pont wastes at an EPA lab- waste the company wants to waste from its Belle, W.Va., News of this resulted in coming for at least could be delayed, the U.S. En. Oratory in Pensacola, 60 days, pending plant south of the mouth dump each of the plaint from officials in Flort- the results of a public hearing vlronmental Protection Agenmonth until June Mississippi River and on June 6 da, Alabama, Mississippi, LOW. held in Pensacola last month. cy's chief judicial officer says. MIAMI A 74-year-old woman accused of Illegally Importing cocaine woven into a rug asked officials who arrested her, "Who could have done this to me?," says customs inspector Charles Harvey. Customs agents said Wednesday that one and three* quarter pounds of the drug was found in about 100 small plastic tubes woven Into the wool rug that Madeline Partlow of East Stroudsburg, Pa, brought Into the country late Tuesday from Bogota, Colombia, "She's a nice old woman, doen't look her age," said Melvin Mullis, a U.S. marshal who talked to Mrs. Partlow before she was hauled off to spend Tuesday night in Jail. "She said she went to Bogota with friends and they took herto the market and bought her this rug as a gift," Mullis added. Mrs. Partlow was released on a $10,000 personal recognizance bond Wednesday and was not available for comment, A preliminary hearing was set for Aug. 27, - InjftQi1Tir!1 : JACK ANDERSON ciim Inefficient Camp Firm Hurts Thousands Area Code 5-322-11 or 831.9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director WASHINGTON-.Tens of thousands of 1150.000 in reservations from campers by midbitterly, even going to court to fight the sub. Fred Thompson and Lenzner finally reached an vacationers have been unable to reserve camp. July, It still hadn't posted the $100,000 perpoena, accord with Frates, who agreed to provide Home Delivery: Week, 55 1ents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 124.20; sites at 21 national parks this summer beau!' !cmarce bond required to protect the govern. substantial material from Rebozo's files. The showdown came the telephone reservation system was bandied ment's take, Year, $.40. By Mall In Florida same as home delivery. Meeting again with the senators, Frates by an inexperienced 1t. other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. of Ervin's hideaway.William Rebozo agreed to sign a letter formalizing the accord. The Park Service, after promising "vir- sat by silently spacious while his Capitol Miami attorney, The contract was awarded to Park Reser. tually instantaneous" service for campers, has Frates, assailed the Wntergate staff for But first, he had to meet with the Watergate vatin System, which was incorporated in now called upon them to make their reservations harassing his client. prosecutors, he said, promising he would be Claremont, Calif., on June 7 and began by cards and letters. This slow service will be too back. operations on June 23. The angry lawyer charged that Rebozo had late for many vacationers, That was the last they saw of him. Instead of By a curious coincidence, the firm's been questioned repeatedly, that his bank had returning to Capitol Hill, he flew to Miami. A —The Park Service has conceded, as a result been pawed through, that unfavorable secret committee staffer was dispatched to Miami, but president, L Donald Middleton, happens to be a of the foul-up, that "most parks are still testimony had been leaked to the press. Once Frates refused to give up the promised material, close friend of National Parks Director Ronald receiving a fairly small number of reser- lawmen rushed to Rebozo's Key Biscayne, Fla., complaining that still more damaging material Walker. Spokesmen for both men deny that their vations ... resulling in many campgrounds no bank to investigate a report that two suspicious friendship influenced the deal, had been leaked to the pr!ss. more than 10 to 15 per cent filled." men were casing it for a robbery. The two Despite the runaround, Ervin let the conIt is a fact, nevertheless, that the impany Nevertheless, the Park Service has extended suspects turned out to be Watergate 1n tempt question die at a final meeting. The old was organized for the sole purpose of handling the contract into August. vestigators. An editorial writer who suddenly finds the world constitutionalist explained to u that it was true the camping reservations contract. The Footnote: Clark Pudl, cxecutive VIct! At one Ixmit, Frates reportedly refused to "we were promised" the Rebozo material and coming around to his point of view is very, very executivesInofthe thefield, new company had no real president of the embattled reservations firm, negotiate If committee investigator Scott "we didn't get It." But he said the committee uncomfortable. Editorial writers like to look upon experience defended its operation as "the greatest thing Armstrong was in the room. A general hubbub as going out of business and "the Justice themselves as lonely crusaders, victims of the Sen. Howard ?ctzenbaum, 1)-Ohio, a since sex, If they give us a chance to the end of developed after co-chairman Howard Baker, BDepartment would have had to enforce the slings and arrows of an ungrateful public, men and member of the Senate Parks subcommittee, the year." Tenn., joined in the attack un committee subpoena." women who slave in splendid isolation convinced asked the General Accounting Office to inSAVED BY SAM: President Nixon's closest counsel Terry Lenzner, Concluded Ervin: "I have never favored vestigate the firm's performance. Here are the crony, Bebe Rebozo, escaped a possible conthat they and only they comprehend the evil that preliminary findings: Ervin restored order and twice sent the staff contempt proceedings." tempt citation only through the personal action into a smaller hideaway belonging to Sen. Dan lurks in the hearts of men. Footnote: My assôclale Lea Whitten reached —One day, 25,000 of 29,464 callers got only a of kindly old Senate Watergate Chairman Sam Inouye, D-Hawaii, to work out ar agreement. Frates in Miami. He attacked our column, So all of a sudden everyone is calling for busy signal A spot check by GAO investigators Ervin, D-N.C. The negotiations dragged on until the staffers refused to listen to the questions and hung up on President Nixon to resign. All of a sudden Chief on July 18 disclosed that only one out of every 20 As one of the committee's la.'t acts, Ervin and Frates, their nerves raw, fell Into bitter Whitten. Frates' friends said be was honestly Justice James Adkins of the Florida Supreme calls got through the reservations switchboard. subpoenaed Rebozo's financial, telephone and dispute. As two witnesses recall it, Frates Called disturbed by the news leaks and acted In what he Court has recognized the wisdom of our words. And —Although the firm had raked in about other records. But the secretive Rebozo resisted Armstrong a "rat fink." But minority counsel considered the best Interests of his client. If Everyone Agrees - Michael Glenn, who must make a recommendation to EPA Administrator Russell Train on the firm's request, sa id Wednesday that as his the Seminole County Board of Commissioners has told Sheriff John Polk to take his budget and.....tell it to Tallahassee, DON OAKLEY It's enough to make you want to reassess your own position. That, of course, takes time and today's deadlines can't wait for tomorrow's reassessment. The standard ploy in that situation is to write a ringing defense of motherhood or an outraged attack on man-eating sharks. But one must be careful. The readers will applaud the first tribute to mother, but become annoyed if it is used indiscriminately. So that must wait for a more appropriate moment. The same thing goes for the sharks. You just can't afford to lean on the subject too often. It would be good to be able to record that the Sotodaywe'lladdrsourse1vestothe.t sudden crwnb'tng of the military dictatorship flap on the sports pages about the World Football which misruled Greeeforsevenyears dbe credited, at least in part, to efforts by the United League and its fans who are regularly attending States. games disguised as empty seats. Sports writers, As It was, the self-engineered ouster of the who regularly attend sporting events on the cuff, regime apparently came as a complete surprise seem to be particularly distressed that other people to Washington, an unexpected consequence of are also getting in free. We suspect they see this as CYPrO(e crisis. Indeed, accortfing a plot to narrow the gap that now exists between ryo(State Kissinger, wetiadheaftateti bring any pressure on Athens for fear that fans and sports writers. SUP rhawks might seize control of the If that sort of thing is allowed to continue the government and launch a war against 'fl.rkey. first thing you know the club owners will be Thus, welcome as Greece's return to civilian providing free hot coffee and soft drinks to the n It tsomeungtii wide paying customers as well as the press box slaves, itself on. And while there may be onecan less dicAnd then they'll be passing out lunch boxes at tatorship In the world, there are plenty more halftime and an enclosed cubicle for protection where it came from. Too many of them, untel)', are counted among America's allies against the elements. And, horror of horrors or national proteges. reserved parking spaces. In South Vietnam, the ideals and goals for Obviously this is a movement that must be 5000 American soldiers died, remain as nipped in the bud. No sell respecting sports writer distant as ever. That country, still struggling for woWd ever attend a sporting event if he were to be existence against a relentless foe who has never subjected to the same conditions as the average recognized the cease-fire, is no model of human fan. And, having ascended to his lordly position, he freedom. doesn't want to be forced to share the amenities Neither is the Philippines, though tutored in with the riff-raff who pay their way into the democracy for hail a century by the United Free World ' .'. ;. .... Must Scorn . Dictators __ . U,. • ., ,:, •. - . ' The Discount Department Store Impeaching ..1 Is Like No "• = D iscloses F E RAY CROMLEY j1r'1 . r Other Case .' :. ' - 1 : F , -.. . . " -, . '. "-! ' '. • ji. - Jack TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) men Wednesday a report from wi th most of th e spen di ng going expe nses averaged Drug store magnate Jack a certified public accountant $fl,450, th e sa lary and di vidends with Jack to charity, deadline approaches he willfor Eckerd, a candidate for the Re- showing Eckerd's average an. report said, strongly consider asking p Eckerd Corp. Average annual adjusted ublican Senate nomination, nual income, more time in which to "These are deductions and gross inco m' income tax lie said he would complete his me for the four years ret urns just put a recommendation, decide on says he doesn't need to disclose tax payments over the last four ending last together in one "full disclosure" by dis. Dec. 31 was $764,914 package" he his income ta x returns beca use years. said, tributing a net w Glenn's schedule calLs for he already has while t4xes, including income provided all the When It was pointed out that before the Sept. orth sta tement 10 primary. The report showed ex- tax, averaged $206,872, chari. , him to submit his recommends. information they contain. the report showed no source of penditures exceeding income table contr ibutions But he said the disclosure tion to Train in late August, he sal Ecker(I distributed to news- by an average $216,203 a year, $76,795 and other averaged deductibleincome, came from his1 90 per cent of it would not Include copies of his $91,000 a year Income tax returns, Maybe We're Wrong Aftft,..- Thurday, August 8,1974—SA .' •' '; . V , Ii. I.. , - V i, 1. I,. p .),. -. ,. . A " , .. . " V, •'' , . . . ' •' I \.., - -. , ' :1.• - WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The frlal of the President of the United States Is like none other arid the stark differences, as established by law, are likely to confuse citizens accustomed to conventional trial practices. Here are some of those differences: The accused is summoned, but he need not appear. He is required to be obedient to the In. strucUons of the jury (the Senate). But he need not obey. He may be represented by proxy — a friend, an associate or by attorneys. The decisions and rulings of the judge, the Chief Justice of the United States, may be overruled by the jury. The prosecutor Is the House of Representatives itself - and the case Is presented by managers appointed by the House. There need be no show of impartiality. In the case of President Andrew Johnson, the seven managers boys do It right In cotton denim jeans 4 were seven Republican Congressmen, who personally ran the show for the prosecution. If Mr. Nixon is brought to trial, however, It seems likely the day-to-day conduct for the House will be handled, for the most part, ycounsel, . assistants to the managers, The Jury, not the judge, decides what delays like the overture, Jerry! are allowed the prosecution and the defense. As In normal civil and criminal trials, ruStates. While the budding rule of stadium. autocratic nesses may be called by either or both sid", and President Marcos is still fairly benign, at least Of course, the fact that sports promoters have two DONALD ROTHBERG may be cross.exam[ned. The Jurors may ask members of the Philippine political op. been playing games with attendance figures since position questions. But a Senator-juror must write down languish in prison, simply because wey time immemorial has been lost in the hue and any question he wishes put to a witness. The ui over the World League's figures. And if a g'y Nixon 's Di scios u re Gamble question is then asked bypjthe OffiCerOf But It Is South Korea, whose Independence the Senate, wants to give away merchandise he can't sell, who another 30,000 American soldiers gave their lives Attorneys representing the President may are we to cast stones? to secure, that presents the most disheartening • demand that the managers state In advance Thc only guy with a legitimate gripe is the poor example. what they hope to prove by each witness There, mere criticism of the 13-year-old Hurt His Weak Position sucker who actually digs into his pocket to watch regime of President Park Chung Hee IS presented. The witness may then be asked to WASHINGTON (AP) - As the dust settled vote to impeach , , if, he refused to resign those semi-pros play something that resembles punishable by death. There, an on-going series of give answers, off the record as It were, The Nixon sandlot football. trials of dissidents which began Last winter has after another day of damaging disclosures, defense may then challenge whether that If It was a miscalculation, It was only the Latest evidence is to be admitted as relevant.In that had the effect of stifling every voice of opposition Richard M. Nixon stood more Isolated then ever In a long series that have plagued Nixon's efforts event, the from the men who must decide whether he can to Park's increasingly repressive rule judge asks the jury "Shall the to extricate himself from the Watergate scandal, evidence proposed Those who have been tried or who face trial 1ItI his second term as President. to be offered on the part of the There was the original fight to withhold the managers be admitted?" A vote of the Senate under emergency decrets proclaimed by Park Monday, the beleaguered Presdent chose once tapes that climaxed with the firing of $ special decides this Issue. The same procedure is incl ude the (ormer president of South Korea, again to gamble In an attempt to cut his losses Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. It was the followed on wi th a dramatic move.. And, once again, the ñring of Cox witnesses brought In by the With that set the impeachment process in President. relations warming up between the United States Yun Po Sun, Ca tholic Bishop Daniel ,the an Kim Qil Ha immediate and scores of other weakening of his motion. prominent and result was and the Soviet Union, we could have anticipated most of the leer citizens. In the trial of a President, the jury may gather In a veritable reign of terror, the deals now brewhig for export of our technology to Russia. It is a lawyer who defended Kim and six students was There was the decision to release the edited its own evidence. The rules provide that the A White House official, who refused to permit bit startling, hwever, to see the Russians turning to America himself arrested because be objected in court to use of his name, said Monday that resignation While House LranscripLi and portray them as the presiding officer of the Senate, upon the order of for help in Improving the efficiency of their snail service. Is the the was discussed and rejected during an Em- full story of the President's knowledge of and in. the Senate, shall appoint a committee o death sentences given them 12 Moscow pGst office really that desperate? volvement in Watergate. But the reaction to Senators to receive evidence and take testimony It may be said that none of this is America's peaclu-nent strategy conference Sunday at Camp It turns out the Russians are not asking the U.S. Postal affair, David. Md. these intimate glimpses Into priva te presidential at such times and places as the committee may that we have no business Service for advice but are taking their troubles Th e official conversations hurt Nixon's case In Congress and determine. said the President rejected private internal politics of other countries. The failure of American firm that manufactures automated mail4iandling th option Members of the Jury Irisy be elimina with the American public, because he did iot want to set "a democracy to flourish in South Vietnam oi Sou equipment If we have technology that will help ted for So%let mail is conflict of Interest or other reasons. The service ,why isn't it helping ours? Maybe we'll have to export It Korea evidence that the tree of liberty win not precedent for a President being driven from There were t* attempts by necessarily take root where we wish, no matter of' His decision was "to light on." White Hmse challenge is not made by the accused or by the first to th e Russians—and th en buy it back, like wheat. spokesmen to describe the house Judiciary prosecution, and the decision to excuse a how well watered with American blood, And But he chose to fight with a disclosure that juror is Cotiunttee' impeacluncnt Enquiry as a partisan not made certainly, there is not much we can realistically served to drive some of his firmest supporters by the judge, It Is the jury itself which witchhunt, an effort by the Democrats to negate decides on its own among congressmen to say they would have to do on behalf of the millions living under membership r.nd who shall be the President'slandslide re-election, BERRY'S WORLD excluded. presslon behind the Iron Curtain. Yet too often we are willing to play along with the little dictators — If they are anti-Comrnumst, From the clock, May 1, 1973: little of the faith which we bestoed and if they 'rve the interests "Wien yoU surround yourself with suptrcjlious in. sNixon) them (Agnew and our global . en A -.• dn ...,. lnI. %laa I..... w atso "pardon" th muuary and diplomatic stra tegy. ?'4IUUt1U ose who ujvmauais, who exclude you from meeting and un. refused to participate In S this cowtry's most infamous But that strategy is supposed to be for a larger derst.anding the reactions of the electorate, It's only a war. matter of time until the king tumbles from his lofty purpose than Just our own national security. it is 9 We as a country of humanij Perch." supposed to be in def' nse of human freedom cannot offering fo:glveness to those who fled to Caidi exclude and did nothing more than believe in a principle. Andagaln,thisonepr Mot we, the leader Of the so- called 5y 23, 1; t "There's only one person who- can World, remain so silent? fl.. nLr. -' idI uoni want to see and t hat's Mr. Nixon. Nixon go to Al. Nor do! those who believed they "The more we learn from grand jury were born In a country want protecte testimony, th which more we are drawn to the conclusion that d free speech to face jail for taking a THOUGHTS only Mr. Nixon position cmtrary to the White House, can save the Republic. The truth of the matter "Save It by forestalling Impeachment charges "For as the hea vens are higher than the earth, is that while most everyone now will feel sorry for the man, and resign instead," so are my ways higher than your ways and my in a couple of months he will become a millionaire by virtue of thoughts than your thoughts. Isaiah 55:9. magazine, movie and TV rights. 74 by *Am kv 'Mat's not enough All that a man achieves and all that he falls to By JOHN A. POL.SKI Feel sorry for Mm? On this date, August 8, 39/5 (15 months later ) achieve is the direct result of his own "Te l me, what's it like to be middle aged, examine l thoughts. , I can Yah gotta be kidding, He will come out of this only add ... if we can grant "amnesty" to James Allen, American novelist. what you've done in your tile arid be dissatisfied?" two who thought smelling like an oil gusher, 'and just as rich i. ,. SENSATIONAL SPECIAL PURCHASE! 16 it \. What About Ours? Check out the superb tailoring, then check out the price — what a fabulous combo! One of our most spectacular purchases ever with 4 pockets, belt loops, smooth flare legs. Wear-like-iron heavy-weight cotton denim in navy or twill in bold solids. 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CRANE CASE Bi-IlO: M110 T., aged Z, teaches chemistry. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I am convinced that Dr. Ivy's horse blood hormone beats surgery and X-ray in combating cancer. "For my mother breast malignant; submitted to all the X-ray the dared give her. "But the cancer flared up about a year later and her liver. was employed a final attempt to save her life it liver. told us she had not more than 6 weeks left. "In desperation, we Dr. Ivy, who gave her bi-weekly ef ('arcalon, derived from horse blood. "Her pain subsided within 72 hours. "Now, 2 years later, her liver Is back to normal, she Is active and happy and apparently has no sign of cancer. "SO why does the FDA veto use of Dr. Ivy's hormone, since the FDA even admits that no ill effects result from its use? "What's behind this bias against our greatest living American physiologist, namely Dr. Andrew C. Ivy?" Michelangelo could explain the hostility to Dr. Ivy, who is the greatest living physiologist, even admitted by RUasIS! A recent survey of 2,000 scientific journals tabulated how many times various scientists were quoted by their colleagues. And Dr. Andrew C. Ivy of Chicago turned out to be the most quoted scientist In the entire world! He pioneered the mouth-to. mouth resuscitation method. He discovered various enzymes and Is the world authority thereon, as per medical physiology textbDuka! He also discovered chalones, now U "hoWt" Item among Cancer researeberL And he advanced the klea hark In 1917 that we have a natural cancer resistant substance that keeps most of us cancer-free till we reach middle 411111 age. Then it often seems to become so reduced that Dr. Ivy suggests we merely inject some Of this same hormone from a healthy animal, such as the horse, to bring our own resistance back up to 100 per cent. His theory re cancer Is comparable to the injection of insulin from an outside source to supplement the diabetic's reduced manufacture of its own internal Insulin. But pioneers are usually belittled, ostracized and maligned by thelr peers, as a face-saving device for the lazier members of their profession. The medics of France thus tried to ostracize Pasteur from his bomeland. Dr. Jenner was also attacked by his British medical colleagues for his discovery of smallpox vaccination. Sernmelwejs was even driven into insanity by his medical colleagues for suggesting that childbed fever was de to Infection by the doctor's con- I " then doctors as but failed to reduce the enlarged i i "Sober specialists consulted 'Ij.. - his Intense In- mix 'n' match double-knit slacks! tops! roll-ups! ._DAMAGkQ.. .... Deltona - ea. double knit slacks— 'f I s) -Cale cheveserie weave iNes; bosn. green, tvac checks 8 To 18 rig. 3.99 long sl.•r4 tops— rig. 3.99 On Usury Charges reg. 3.99 genuine leather handbags $3 0 eITher a: ?n5 O'ce' Suec !ea!ne kith novelty Irimg. Soiici Of cotn*inalion ' Co IOIS. P ' flit famous broadloom remnants Michelangelo likewise knew he couldn't get recognized by the snooty art critics till he was maybe 200 years In his grave. SO he hid one of his statues Men led a search party for ancient Greek art objects and ostensibly discovered this "ancient "statue. The art critics pronouncec it a true "find" from earlier Greece sculptors after Michelangelo revealed the hoai and since the critics now were out on a limb, they were forced to concede nil greatness while he was still alive! - • 24a f(i. 'I Sample I: J. i : , pieces — i1'• Wooi nylons Polyesters great 'OOkjng weaves' Ideal P'i, ha u&fc areas • 'lr:i i 'J: I .i 1 • . • .. . and cotton iends COlOr and patterns. 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Thomas Washington Hines Jr., 36, of 500 Orange Dr., and Carl Denis Camerucci, 24, of 516 Orange Dr., were lodged In the Seminole County Jail then released on $5,000 bond each. Hines l isted his occupation as "plant manager for Florida Power and Light Co." but a FPL spokesman said toda d limes is "plant supervisor" at the utility's Sanford generating plant on the St. Johns River. Carnerucci said he is a 'selfemployed building contractor." SemincAe Sheriff John Polk said his detectives worked with gent as of the Florida Depart. ment of Law Enforcement because the loan sharking operation the men were charged with , may extend beyond Seminole County." However, Sgt. Tony Calangelo, who Polk said headed the investigation, would not comment on the size of the loan sharking business, or any possible link to organized crime. Calangelo said the invcstigation continuing. "There may be more arrests soon," he added. Detectives explained loan sharks operate on the principal of large, short-term loans paid back with an exorbitant Interest • month and for every day he was late (with his payment) he would be assessed a $100 late fee." Calangelo said the arrests resulted from a two-and-onehail month in'.'estigation after a complaint by a SeminoleOrange County businessman, " whom he declined to Identify. "This Is the first real break we have had in the loan sharking business," Calangelo said, "and I urge anyone who has been victimized by loan sharks to call the sheriff's department." be'l oops, all caretreol top tank cover 58 1 2.35 VALUE • DERMASSAGE * WINTER PARK 501 ORLANDO AVE OPEN DAILY 10A.M. 10 P. M. OPEN SUN. 11 A.M. 7 P.M. F' of ' Revenue, Earnings ?. BIGGEST JUMP HERE IP,A rate. "For example," Calangelo said, "they would lend a man $5,000 and require him to repay $6000 within a polyester blend w alk shorts . Dollar, Pound Decline 2 Jailed roII-$livi ihlrtj—Ccttrin C' cotton fll5fitj prin5 dupes o' SullsCS ,Iacnine vvNfl' 32 to 38 r ,S FURNITURE SALES BARNES. '91 HIN S • Cardigan or styles in (411 0' "bbed nylon Solid COINS S-PA-I. Thj PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. 17.92 AT 27th ST, Next To A&P OR MORE F - L - E -- - Named To MPs laminated fingers Army Sgt. Robert L. Book. man, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bookman Jr., 12C$ GoJdei (;ate Circle, Sanford, recently participated in a five-day, 150kilometer march in Germany. The march was conducted U' improve discipline and morale inti* unit a well as adding an extra dimension to the training progra ui. g d reva rd J Invaded "Cobalt Wired Money Aids SchooI Bu dget K d na p had a removed as Thursday, August 8, Shotgun and items of un-determined value stolen Orchids valued at $200 Wednesday fro the home of reported s0 olen Wednesday Raymond L Eddy, fl of 1807 from the yard oF Mrs. Arthur W Briarcliff Road , Tanglewood. 3Y MARK WEINTZ plan would reflect all exRichter of 1106 W. First St. Two robbers, one carrying a "The state has said that of the In other action Layer told the Member Stuart Culpepper are zoned to Herald Staff Writer pendfture lists In the recently $745 provi ded for attend Jackson Luggage , Jewelry and Items pistol, entered each student president of the Seminole informed the U-Tote-M adopted 1974-75 the board the Winter Heights Middle School in school budget. $5 must be used for In-servi totaling $4,930 st ien Wed- Store at 1949 Lake Howell Road The Seminole County School The other ce Education Association, Adam Springs City Council had passed Oviedo. report to Tallahassee training and this report L Nazario, nesday from Irene Hyland of and es'aped with $172 that the salary after l3oard has passed a resolution will detail now the $5 per simply to The apparent contention of Tampa while she was at the firing one shot into the floor of to have state show how that money ($14 million) had notbudget a resolution calling for zones to funds been be changed for middle school the city council was that Oviedo Auto Train sta tion on Per the store. No to the student training plan will will be used to benefit the on- overbudgeted. injuries were bOard's desigr.atedwired students that city. Winte r is too far to bus Win ter Springs of bank in upgrade education. simmon Avenue. -the-job training," he said. reported, In separate cetion Board Springs Middle School order to gain additional interest students students. Stereo valued at $302 stolen Nine tires and a freezer money. Wednesday from the home of valued at $500 stolen Wed. School board officials ex. Brenda Smith, of 716 Hickory nesday from the home of Avery plained the new measur.i — Avenue. Wisdom, 52, of Box Ii, Geneva. would generate about $200 to i Michael Guy Meeks, 18, of 917 Clerk at the 7.11 Store at Sit $300 More in interest per month W. First St., jailed Wednesday 434 and —1-4 early today to the county school budget due in lieu of $500 bond on charge of refused to sell a bottle of wine to to the faster arrival. Indecent exposure, a man who he said appeared to Roger Harris, director of •f B Sanford Fire Department be very intoxicated. The purchasing, explained the 4 responded to a fire call last Unidentified man, apparently student population projection night at 200 N. Park Ave., to put irate over the refusal, removed which dictates the amount of TITUsvILLE, Fla. (AP) — duction of Albert Harris, out a fire on an aircondition his pants in front of the store state money allocated, shows Three 32, of Titusville men have motor that burned out. Daytona Beach, police said. and then began shouting ob- the board is expected to get $1.8 charged with kidnaping inbeen an scentities at the clerk. The rn million per month from the apparent revenge abduction of Harris subsequently as a hopped In a large, late-model, state, of rot)charged with the a man they armed rob. suspected County luxury car and drove away In other action the board bing a brother of one of the trio of Charles Miller of Metbefore deputies arrived, approved plan to exchange two ' ritt Island, brother to Samuel authorities say. Pistol valued at $35 stolen water tanks with th e Cen tral Miller, officers said. A preliminary hearing was Ida Meghan of 3608 N. Tuesday from truck of Paul I'I(ri(ia Zoo!oEcal Society for kntatively set for today. l'olice gave the following acMilin, of 403 lattie St., Wetiiiorland taken to Florida student field . trip privileges. Arrested on charges of kidford, while he was at North Hospital where she was School Supt. William P. naping, aggravated assault, arrests: Pinebreeze Farms Inc., on S. treated and released after she Sanford Aveug'ie. was struck in the temple by a Layer said the tanks are carrying concealed weapons Charles Miller reported that Thief Tuesday stole $20 from golf hal! at the Seminole Golf located at the old Altamonte and auto larceny Monday were he was robbed of an unspecified Elementary School and at Samuel L. Miller, 24, Randolph amount of purse of Roset ta Madison, of Cl'ab. cash and hit over the Lyman High School and are L. Hollingsworth, 23, P and Jesse head by a man who broke into Box 321 Grandby St., Midway. worth about $2,000 each. D. Burch, 31. Stereo tape player valued at his home at gunpoint early I Layer said a comprehe nsive I P They were charged In the ab. Sunday morning, $125 stolen Tuesday from car of Winter Springs Tim K. Scott of 625 Woodly Rd., Tools valued at $2,368 WedMaitland. nesday discovered stolen from 1 Lawn mower valued at $90 D & B Auto Repair, SR 419. stolen Monday from home of Roy L. Shedd, of Box 499.B, Sanford. Private Motorcycle equipment valu ed at $528 stolen Tuesday from Yahama Sports Cycle on U.S. 17.92. Stereo and silverware valued D A U.S. Army private frcm at $232 stolen early today from Deltona been assigned to i p the home of Cora Lamar the 716thhas military police bat. Brown, of 114 Desoto Drive ta llon at Ft. Riley, Kan. Altamonte springs. Rifle valued at $120 stolen Robert E. Roby Jr., 17, whose Wednesday from truck of pa re nts live at MEDICATED 1969 Eustace Raymond Lee of 1218W 6th St SKIN Ave., Deltona, is a draftsman while he was at the Drift Inn, in with LOTION the battalion's Midway. 16 oz. headquarters detachment. 17-92 CASSELBERRY Jewelry, watches and items totaling $2,435 stolen Wednesday from the home of D.F. z 'B Holley of 306 Sweetwater Blvd., £ I I £ . South t . TO Evening Herald Liing v Keeps TAMPONS BOX 0F40 REG. OR SUPER99 iM'4 c'$ -Ift, !Aw"Ja Market Struggles To Narrow Gain,Onsumers Drops KOTEX 1.89 VALUE RATES WILL ~Ilft MWW=.tttI_ I - Climbing — Economic ' _______ Net Income ffigh ,1 Showdown Feelingi~ Is Coming. Economy SPas s 'S. tJ Dollar ni LATIONO ri;118 Øfl INF 1.69 SIZE MEFFERDENT IAB'eETS 99c £ ropeay Markets . Living Co st Up? So What's 1ew? 7 Stocks Go Lower Economics Bothering , Pros In Slow Trading Infl4at *01j its (7 put atittie rnieyaway,,,, 4 fgt ;T_Mo.\ij , jj ----- ______ k A EARED L t-tie Ri See i oz. TUBE GLEEM ii LU' I DOLLAR n— 011811111121W., I BARBEQUE GRIL WITH ELECTRIC SP NOW's HIC tiinc to save youll, 11vi(mley, Sometimes, the pace of modern life is almost dizzying. Today's headlines are history almost before the ink is dry on the newsprint. And financial security gets more important as it geis harder to come by. 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LAMB iij,Mother -MdwOP" Is Changing replaced every 2,000 miles and re venue sharing funds Knowles membership and activities are will eliminate that the city limits to 14. b tune-ups every 600 miles atyEtor asked t be put back in the growing and agreed, ,Let's insure the Jaycees "white way" was an ge t Sanford city cornmLsioners beca use "you Just don't blow budget. give them $7,500 and another crisis victim last year o money cnergy $10,000 rest because muscles need cut police car cos, authorized the carbon t of the engine in year to build. ears o v er four DEAR DR. 1MB — My energy even whil e we are t. purchase wles estimated it will the aa's first normal pal driving. , u ?CXI no The n the past, $3,'&35 for group, inquiry is about menopause. My ting still. A Mobile Fire for electricity next year men Police Chief Ben Butler muscular, heavy "mobile fire unit" and okayed will get their regular money to help mother is going through it. c ity had used the $2,500 the "white way." to abo uses more energy at an additional dogcatcher in a time advocate of the g stibsidy next year but a new fund a tourist Information City labor was used ta install He explained the mobile Unit f I've recently returned from a rest than a fat man of the same Wednesday work session on the performance our ear lease for their city- center at the Dark. J a y c e e the lights that we purchased visit with my parents, and weight. rol will patrol the city while the t~o 1974-75 city operating budget. cars, is on vacation and was not with county secondary road although we frequently corres The loss of muscle is related firemen aboard also inake fire owned park office building site representatives say the in* The 'mobile fire unit," ' t the budget Pond, I was unaware of my to inactivity. A great deal can dogca tc h at Frence Avenue and Fourth formation booth is now to be funds. inspection and fire prevention Str er and other items eet will come with It ree moms condition. Is it natural bedonetopreventu&prou1em staffed three days a week. calls Commissioners told Knowles is ere funded w,,, ap. Pl; Hndn . e Th present When a "hot flash" oems to with regular daily exercise, not proximately lease has ' Fire a (Thief G. M. contact Seminole County Commissioners so lidly to . $30,L$00 of an clause sa ying f the suddenly break out in a sweat Just walking but strengthening unexpected $111,000 boost wiid,"It's a new conceptHarriett Comn,is1oners about the but it , f Coinhave use for the property merce committee and be cold at the same tinie? I exercise also that maintains the projected in state revenue L At the suggestion of Mayor will really work." Similar units ity of the county funding ee 00 realize there would be per- size of the muscles. Actually, a sharing funds. M re, Knowles is in- are in use in larger cities acro&s it will pay the Jaycees $Iopo the city turn on the 59 "white $3,000 of the"white way" Wi th the adsonallty changes and a physical person should increase vestigating feasibility of buying the nation but Harriett said, the building. The new lease way .lights on U.S. 17.92 to his ditional expenditures the change. My parents have ph)sical activity as he gets budget now tows three Honda Police motor- his knowledge, this will be the p.58 million cycles from a local dealer th is first such unit in central gained at least 150 pounds each older to avoid the middle-aged for the fiscal year starting Oct. year inste End of Season • • ad of new Harley- Florida. in a year's time. Their obesity spread. With inactivity, and 1. is ejsed because of th e of ten boredom, people often "Eventually we hope 10 have Commissioners have not Davidson models tlwt must be serviced In Orlando. hardships of menopause. two of them patrolling the city _________ begin to overeat. -. earmarked the remainder of Commissioner They are not under a doctor's A. A. for Your parents do need a doe- t4 Winwati funds. gained the support calls," Knowles said, care. I'm wondering if they tor. A real effort should be City Manager Warren of con,,,, shouldn't be, even for a good made to reverse the trend. Knowles issioners Gordon I larriett described the un i t 1 has proposed diet. Happily, it is revcrsible, in- residential refuse collection Meyer, Juliai Stenstrom and a four4loOr, ton van that will My parents were always cluding a lot of the fatty fees be raised from 5 000 BTU to 33,000 BTU Units $3.10 to $3.95 John Morris and added a third bti outfitted by the department weigh t conscious and often deposits that acrumulate dogea cher o h animal locally' with a "quick attr.ck" 07_-~J a month to offset an expecte d control "watched" what they ate A arWrie r~ For The f: ,352 deficit in refuse division buet portion of the police unit with 150 pounis of df)' Mlanahan couple of years ago they could wanted a I powder and 40 gallons of water The hot flashes are LRoperation.; Commissioners second truck for the "catchers" plus fire extinguishersand first pass for my older brother and comfortable, and it is Possiblein II decided eight new rxilice patrol I)Ilt fellow collllllr-,~,i. See Our Fconamical -,tt r. 1 th . wwr.~ :.,Ad ald equipillvilt. to h.i iLot u1 oh1 _fl&ition. 'U's ill b. S1.1llCr-'eflgifled pass for my grandparents. My Something can be done to "suburban patrol" vehicles no. McClanahan McClanahan lost a short brothers accept all of this as the control those problems, too. For instead unaninrnusly battle in which he sought to . Profess onal Install t ions of the 460 cubic inch approved including in the ftr change of life cycle. I've been moreinformationwrjtetomein chop $2,500 of the $7, 500 annual enginenow "turnpike cruiser" department budget central contribution to the Greater away from the family for a few care of this newspaper, P.O. models being Used. I v" Florida's first "mobile years and just returned to the Box 1551, Radio City Station, (ire Sanford Area Chamber of Besides an initial $2,400 unit" , United States after a two-year New York, N.Y. 10019 and ask — a two man van Commerce for industrial . savings the move will mean eq ui pped to patrol the city for development and promotion absence. Am I the one for the booklet on menopause. another $2,800 a year savings on "quick attack" of fires before work. overreacting tothjs new gateof Send 50 cents to cover costs, repair parts alone, Knowles larger H •'1 life' trucks arrive. it Is a! Wd} s a surprise to see sa id studies show. "i think the Chamber should LeRoy & ,a Taylor : The $11,300 unit had been cut iDEAR READER — Even one's parents age. When the be self-sustaining," He said the high performance allowing fcr a little exaggera- change is rapid it is a shock, cars m to balance the budget earlier, McClanahan said, Meyer I; Ph. 322-4196 ust ha ve spa and rk plugs but with the 'windfall" state Stenstrom noted Chamber tion, the weight gain you de- With age you can expect 2587 S. Sanford Ave. - • BBC TV Newsman Killed - _______ •- CLEARANCE SALE ______ - - ' - - - Cyprus Peace By The Associated Press sh Foreign Minister Turan would be unlikely to Foreign ministers move of Greece, Gun said, "Wearegoing with quickly toward an over-all Turkish troops fired on a also was (wed on, without - military personnel key and Britain returned from Ug to good will to of press cars as It Cfl- Jury, the only other action find a solution to the Cyprus settlement. b la nd. Geneva today for a second Cyprus tered the Turkish-held town problem." it will be round o Turkish troops were still lipithos, wounding at leasof reported today peace talks. Greek officers on Cyprus led t clear in a kw days "whether it figh e coup ting Wednesday to expand three foreign newsmen th month that ousted I BM goi to Geneva to They are seeking a political is going . to be constructive or their territcry In the northern P re sident Maka. whether jfl settlement to build on the cease. not, he rentssigned added. portion of the bland in the east- Co f e f be carried out," Mavros, the ectual The Greek U.N. mission rrespondent Peter Arnett, 0 Greek foreign minister There were indications that ern Mediterranean. — added , said as who was in the area but n t that Athena did not l that they signed eight days Gunes and his collehgues, A Cyprus government invOlved in the incident, said a Geneva prepared to leave Athens for tend to negotiate at Geneva un. round. Betore lI eaving Ankara, Tur- George Mavros of G reece and spokesman said today the television crew from the til Cyprus was made a party to James Callaghan of Britain, fighting had stopped. but th e talks. Britain, Greece and American Broadcasting Co. 'in ca a pay believes that Turkey guarantors of Cypri ot areem the agreement is coiii one country only, there will mg be independence under a 1960 00 reason to continue deliber- treaty — signed the July 3o ating. This is the problem I am cease-fire agreement. confronted with upon arrival." Haul Denktash, leader of the NICOSIA,Cyprus(p) Turkish Cyprio ts, Is expected to —Amemberof a British television Associated Press correspondent Peter Arnett, who was in I NCW York, the Greek rn crew was killed by a lgrd join the tsllcs on Saturday wi th on to the United Nations saw one ographers were ivuunded today as a press of the cars at the nearby town clared that Cyprus mus Of Vassilia, where the wounded convoy entered the town of t be de- priot who is acting president of pithos in northern Cyprus, newsmen were driven. He said six b ullet holes were in I ized n or er Mil newsmen who were in the convoy said. the presene Cyprus. hood, and the windshield was smashed. There was blood on its in ependence. A coIleae said Ted Stoddard, a sounthnan for the the front seat. mission of the new civilian British BroadcasUng Corp., was killed when he stepped on the mine Greek goverment said Turkish main goal at Geneva 'is to sa ve The cars flew British. American and white flags. ter getting out of the lead car in the four-car convoy. withdrawal would be the "first the independence of Cyprus. He The woundcd newsmen are Paul Roque, a Frbnch ph otog. said he supports "bicommunal urgent step" toward rapher of The Associated Press ; Chris Morris, a British Other newsmen in the group said the procession came independence, ' and the idea of under mortar and small arms fire from Turkish troops occorrespondent of the BBC; Lefkos Christodoulides, an The mission said that when gathering ,all uprooted Turks nericanofC,rcekd(.s('e()t(fl aSsignhJ1efl for The New York copying l4lpIthos, near the prtis port of Ks'rvnia. thit is (lOOC, Greece wful(1 rein one phce i; c can defemi -. Tii Siiiu:i liriti uutlier Briton witl the - ill all i ts officers and other them" ______ - Evening Herald By BOB UYD During Menopause _________ - I d M OBILE HOME - Thursday, Augu 8, 1974-9, WORLD IN BRIEF Israel Fears Arms Race TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Premier Yitzhak Rabin warns that Syria, Iraq and perhaps even Jordan might surpass Egypt in an "unparalleled arms race" among the Arab nations, For 26 years Israel has regarded Egypt as its principal enemy, but in recent weeks Rabin and Israeli military leaders have warned of a vast Arab military buildup, primarily in Syria. Mexican Strike Imminent MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican workers are warning of a massive strike late next month unless they are granted 35 per cent wage increases to cope with soaring inflation. President Luis Echeverria said: "We are with the workers." On Wednesday, the Labor Congress, Mexico's largest workers' group claiming more than 8 million members, gave employers until Sept. 20 to cc-me ;ith the rave.; or face strikes at around factories and businesses, • ________________ •'. , i Seminole •' —'--------- ' - - Foreign Papers On Nixon - a ApplianceService --• ey I _____ ..-,-- ••• ' - • Sanford scribe is ready unnecessary. hair to get gray and white. a Nothing makes a person look few wrinkles to appear, but it is older faster than gaining a lot of not necessary to lose your excess fat. Obesity is directly muscles or to gain fat. That is related to medical problems, not aging, but a result of living for example vascular diseasles. habits, mostly unhealthy ones. Women do tend to gain weight Dr. questions from his rea ders, but because of the volume of mall he cannot answer persona lly. Questions of general interest will be discussed In future columns. WritetoDi-. Lamb fn ries the body uses at rest. That care of this newspaper, P.O. is often caused bya loss ofpj. Box 1551, Radio City Station, cle. We use a lot of energy at New York, N.Y. 10019. '-! (;Penn ev back t' Qr'hool sales '•' 'S - c', .• :' ________________ --• Hearing Scheduled On Off ice Buildinn - gs enim coo na - DCIV II Gtloose sim.colla, f'lainiIni ___ Reg. • so .. . Sale fl.q '•- • ' \ I 'V " • :. ?.'r, 1) I t • _71 I /1 — " ,- solids and ponts Western-style jeans. _________ , q', '! 499 Snc'rial r . I 1bluedønm,r . , -- PrICII IUICU Ye thru Saturday -'' Sale 401 i , -' sutimcnl of ;113s(.s "' L Cubans Learning Russian MIAMI tAP — Some 200,000 Cuban young people are studying the Russian language in a new radio. correspondence course being transmitted throughout the island, officials say, "The learning of Russian has become a necessity for our country," said Haul Ferrer, vice minister of adult education, in a Havana radio broadcast monitored Wednesday in Miami, "The knowledge of that language will permit us to achieve a better understanding of our Soviet brothers and will crtrilute to the strengthening of the ties of friendship and sympathy among our people," Ferrer said in inaugural ceremonies of the new program. The lessons are transmitted over Radio Rebelde to students throughout the country. Students, whose average age was given as 24-26, have received text booklets with instructions and exercises to be studied. The radio said the Soviet Embassy in Havana was supporting the project "and will contribute in whatever way it can to make it a success," Soviet technicians and specialists living and working in Cuba are also helping in the program, along with Cuban teachers of the language, the broadcast added. The length of the course or the number oflesmiswere not disclosed. Graham Mum On Nixon / 4 • Of CQfS N% e'e* nc ana mor e A Wight / '.' '' 579 G'' $ I $ if longand sholl Sleeve Styles ('uding ribbed r"ts mock \\ •: red for vin 7-14 the 00; acre site. The ordinance rezoning two paymIcnt to the engineer of of the eight acres fronting on $11.843 for a study which Palm Springs Road is to be showed that the colt of providing citywide drainage adoptel next week. would be $4.3 mUflon. In other business, cmcfl: — Heard a report that — Named Councibrian Cal estimated costs for paving First "bj\ - I Reg. 7.00. Gvl pitp,I,r (Ot'Ofl on? denim-look pants StrJ.:èt single Radcliffe of $1.013.07 for work on the Northside Sanitary Sewer District. Also approved '.'iOba le in ' t•' LJ I QI 570 - :. . ..- ''\J JU I ,-.. \\ ; ' 5J1 I . 00 to their homes at a public —Authorized Mayor Norman hearing scheduled for €:3opm Floyd execute wi th Orange County toprovide Th e residen ts last week and sewer service on a bulk ra te toTealwood Cove and Lake th reaknedto campaign agajn councilmen voting for the Terraces, zoning change f3m PUD to Approved payment of they $67,537.74 to Associated ConbeneraI office, I Tii,i U have another duinm to protest Or construct a fence between Uie Prioposeit! constructioni of a her property and Lhe church tlree-storyofflcebujjdjng next grouJJ 299 ea. t+. 71- tlI ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Palm Springs Baptistchurth Residents of the Terraces Mrs, Driver, said the church Planned Unit Development will promised to either planttrees only Special -' underwear. ': 20% oh ;reo ,• ,•, 10. - men s sho,,' •I on all boys '; - on n-L oil -- 20% 4-,. Ba 1' . '• patio homes, that ve 9n I - with the menopause, but your father is not having a menopause, he is suffering from obesity. A big factor in weight gain after 40 is a sudden decrease In the amonj'itofjo- L..'' !'?• LONDON ( AP) — Newspapers in the European countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organizajon are concerned that uncertainties over President Nlxcn's future may be holding up crucial decisions in international af. fairs. "Try as one may, it Is now impossible to imagine any way in which Mr. Nixon could regain the authority that the presidency requires," The Times of London said in urging Nixon's immediate resignation. _____________ - . - Mon . .. •.' - .. .' ROCHESTER, Minn. (A?) — Evangelist Billy Graham, once a frequent visitor to the White House, says he is following Vice President Gerald R. Ford's example and 1.01 commenting on President Nixon's latest problems. Graham, 55, is undergoing treatment as an out-patient at the Mayo Clinic. He is suffering from a gum infection and high blood pressure, but said he was responding well to treatment and plans to leave Rochester this week. I.'- with - 13 -- Sale 210 Reg, ISO. Gals poiresie# ct)1iL,n veil nav V blue -n ifi#-, O.tL DeVoney to mediate di f- Street from Newbwyport to ferences between Mrs. Sandra Hermits Trail is $15 per front Drner, 440 Orange St., and the foot I ' , ' • -, ,, ,..'4p. ,,,, -.,. 4 44 ,, ' Sale 771 •.g 9 G ris pc in t ret e'tacoet (4 rI r *tFi ,,'j (ofO?st It.lCt;. ,)St ;Of t"t S •.I / C.• I I f- Nil ; ?iJI1 ,___f__•_•________ pantsets at 15.99 WMIX Check inlo these Iftfee great loop!, At our price, it s not which one it's how many These easy cafe I INN colors and palleins Choose liorn Sale NOW... REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST ALL OVER — WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY! . with the X-1 1 Reducing P1..n .7 — • amaznj uy PUb iith X.l I Tatliti bO$ C Ir3 you 011 '. 01 loll, to tat nd of 5. JO, 20 or — J .. !!i i!!Y if 4__ pants wilh matching plackt,.11 and collar lop All ha-,e 0,1sticized v,.-, Nato logs and long sleeve l acket-, 38 fir Save 10.07 Reg , V CUf 101020 C(_r4, 0-1k •. . ---- . - - .- ' •"*I:u$. I ••q I Save flip 5.07 • I in till to il 13..cl I- fethg a fUt:, cntaatad ithack, appaues dtwv - -of -- .•, .__.4, ._L.a. ,. LA"" t,ay ta f Vitififtinlftd mlnev#s ,nubai to bef profit a, tr4caaI ddici..clu, ?bli .joy.*t into filial pM I" kw ajhft. sapMv fat • • - I ji MIA ?Ii4 (hf sca a - 4 . PL,, and slut ,.. You mi,st be 100% from :1' fist Boys' knit *I:p:& ' II stripe shirts Comm , M.b Lit •, , 199 AMR I today. dei#t.d with riuIii or rTry 'tf undid 'aIey-no qntions ailed. Short pOl?r Cofnt*d cotton knit - ECKEJID DIIUGS I:m S XII 4r5j fgi'e slimmi ng 1 db SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK itr.?cr'- y Reg 29 95 Sale 24-88. - the 11C4 76i Ittv X-1 I Reduc.iq Pug. Ii t.naI co f-41daw"a 01 totrtttsdz helps jvt I n thi 54 95 Sate 44.88. jr ,' rtdcej os po,.do 01 ur.we btwttilt !3Q MfIN i dif Th, t o t Ailh top slitch contrast, or polka d,) t I Reg 140, 291 A r,- v' .111 if ,., ? Un, >vest to IniJ'lclt A S ?'IP trO to buy .5 bundle Ani l Choose shorts b"els T.vi,t o' ri shall Al? Cut tot Cornloil and - -- for fr ' - 44 nit &I,orted (OtOf S I' •.. -- Save 10.07 Reg 1995 S.5IC 295$ AC N; S r Sues 5 is - ,%, S —' •: .-. I— CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza P.nn.y's: Op.n 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Ph. . . . --. 3. 'CHAKL '3 - II ' --- - . . 323-1310 •' .i' . ' - ,•r II, ; 4 - -- —. AHhI I ij al banToru rioza ronney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Ph.. -- SaI,5i 88 '. _________________ J , S4rnoar to lltu%frat,on 34 88 DOUBLE TROUBLE Two heads are not always better than one, especially when the two heads belong to one very polsonoui Tiger snake, Aa Australian farmer found this eight-Inch-long rarity on his Property while clearing it. �10A— Evenjng Herald Thursday, August 8, 1974 DEAR ABBY raw Chemicals Won't Make You Healthy Now DEAR ABBY: My husband, who has ways been a bit of a hypochondriac, is now on a vitamin kick. He takes huge doses of vitamin C to "prevent colds." He takes %itamin B-complex in enormous quantities to "cure a hangover." RETURN - ONE - STOP SHOPPING EF R PLAZA - • HOROSCOPE For Friday, August 9, 1974 wn U111OUL , STARTS TOMORROW ENGAGEMENTI Sinbad battles the creatures of legend in the mirac!o of will help you get the data you need Don't let anyone waste your time Relax at home tonight IF YOUR CHILD 1SJJJ4 TODAY .heorahewjflflJ tobe enco'u'aged early In life to achieve best results. Later th e power of decision bec -citnes stronger and this could brirg the fine success possible here. The education should be directed toward public work. Be sure no give ethical and religious training early In life. "The Stars impel, they do not coqlpel.,- Whatyoumakeof>ow life is largely up to You! OL uf~ff L)V * P,ok * -,-- - • s'rc am yr ui $ 2500 LOANS DOMESrIC JFINANCE 1 GAS CNars * Oitenzer u.er * But ter "P rcuIstor. 1 SPECIAL BUY2 99 Girls' Denim Jeans 100 pct cotton, fashionable navy with contrast stitching, flare legs sizes 7 to 14 SPECIAL BUY I Blenders $ — . Or Electric Popcorn Hand Mixef Avocado Or While * Sunbeam . FINAL 3 DAYS 8-U Ik 0" t :c 77 Spo t Coats PCT. POLYESTER SO LI D & PATTERNS A'? "'—% Worwl 10 cf.(:# we OPENMON..THu5p111 299s X X X - SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 1119 PM I • FOGGERS FIVE MINUTE 6 OZ SANFORD PLAZA C L SCMALMAACK OWuE (,Luzspa ,Sfasti'r (:l.srg flunk'frnerieard (New Business. Come Johnny's Standard Svc. R EG. 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CAPRICORN( fltoJan 2O)Uyouhandlerespoffi well early, you then go oft to places of amusement ow moredevotiontolnvedone AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 to Feb I9) Try tohandleaocjate more intf-Ifloo-nUy and get the i Ight results. Not a good day to talk over Fancy plaids and solids too; flare leg, cuffed or uncuffed, permanent press, deal for back to school wear ' ,• Y1988 '(exturizod Polyester Slacks THIS WEEKEND c • &i•• lm A. o _________________________________________________________ Ask US! NOT FREE IN N.J. CONFIDENTIAL TO "NEEDS ADVICE IN TULSA": It's pointless I Hagrowndaugher: "11 you ever get Into any trouble, come to me first." If the proper relationship has been built over the years, sbe will. U It hasn't, the words will be Position is with an associate and come t a fisw meeting of the 1 w. -. ,t FAMILY FUN I Oi marriage) It would be a blewing for everyone. for she would then be living her own life. and freeing her children to live theirs. mirAs. Evening is Ideal for the soct SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Get out of the rut you are in and look around for outlets that will bring out your finest talents. Don't be extravapnt. '* , GREAT SELECTIONI Pays 6 % stantly. And if a 62-year-old widowed mo th er should be lucky enough to fi nd herself a man for companionship (with or wi th out SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Try to find out what Your true Men's -. SHOW YOUR CASH REGISTER RECEIPT FROM ANY SANFORD PLAZA STORE AND RECEIVE A 10C DISCOUNT ON ANY RIDE -- Passbook such a mother. Most sons and daughters complain because their widowed mothersrefuse to takean interest in anything other than their chilcken dncl expect e family"to entertain em (Ofl- neglecl Payment on a bill. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Instead of funning over some stalemate, go to the right sources for the data you need to clarify matters. An ally can be helpful. UBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) lIsten to advice of a good frie,id 4, C T"Uritir Iwould get down on my hands and knees and thank God for them- Dw"t .. - • HUSTLER SAVE GAS I0 Super Savings widowe%: mother started "running around" at age 6Z joining different social clubs, including a "swingers' club." with SPECIAL BU ______________________________________________________________________ moving some - 7 - ;.)c) !, • HURRICANE • ______________ BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR NUMBER THREE DEAR THRF.E: Ask him. And lfhe loves you, you're jn for a expe rience. DEAR ABBY: This Is in regard h "Desperate," whose troublemaker. Relax Wnigh;i, GEMINI 1I May 21 to June' 11) Although conditions around you are not to your liking, handle own dutJes well. Try tohelponewho comes to you for assistance. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Don't become involved in sornething You cannot afford. Show that you have but use tact. Think logically. LEO (J uly 22 to Aug. 21) Avid those bigwigs today or you ç iJ. / • KIDDY RIDES 1 6 digit, works on 9 volt battery; adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides . . . great for Students, housewives, and businessmen too - /.. much rather have a smaller, cozier place. He could easily sell this house at a profit. Ilove Harvey very much and he says te loves me. I've never toldhimhowunccmfortnblelamhcrewoujdltbewroflgtoask him to move? -- , — Electronic Calculator ____ -. n former w ives, There are inany rnemcries here for him as well s hint that bdung to hi first ;viv e Also, this house is much too big for Just the two of us I would TAURUS (Aps. 20 to May 20) Forget the social for the time being, since you could get into kind of trouble. Sidestep a ENGAGEMENT Hurricane BACKaTO SCHOOL can cause not only harm to your pocketbook, but to your body." It's not much of an exaggeration to say that hall the sick People In the world can be cured by going to bed, and the other halt by getting up. DEAR ABBY: I've been married for three mo.ithi. This Is my second marriage and Harvey's third. I am SS and Harvey is Go. We are living in Harvey's lovely large home, but I am not happy here. You see, Harvey has shared this home with his two voided. Use tact with all. Back to School - Thru Saturday And now he's added massive doses of '1tamIn E to 'Improve his sex life and prevent heart trouble." Please ask some of your medical consultants If those vitamins do what they claim th ey'll do. I don't take anything and I'm in better shape than my husband ANTI-VITAMINS DEAR ANTI: "Taking some th ing" has become a popular national pastime. No one should Introduce a foreign substance Into his body (vitamins Included) without th e knowledge and approval of Isphsfrn. Dr. mm H. I'age, ho has done exceedingly productive research In the prevenUou and alleviation of heart aftents says: "There Is growing evidence that gross overdosage of vitamins GENERAL mNDENaES; Confusion could result u you to combine the Idealistic and the practical at this time. For best results concentrate upon one or the other. Don't allow cri ticize or snake sarcastic remarks to loved ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't dlizcuss a monetary matter with a close tie today or there could be trouble that is best Thursday, August 8, 1974-1IA Extra special buys for H) for 53. Evening Herald Layaway Master Charge Bar,kAmeracard - -- �SPORTS Evening Herald - Thursday, Augusta, 974-12A iJ S - What Is Reason For Popularity Sports editor J Richards did it. He went drivin )Ut west for weeks in search of the elusi ve Coors Shrine. And, by process of some very unjust elimination, I am temporary filling his shoes. Or In this case, hlr column. Me, who until last month hadn't read a sports page since my name used to appear in It In high school and college. What th en, could I possibly talk about that might Interest You? How about sports philosophy? Before I go any further, let me deflne sports. To me the all. generic term "sports" really only ncompasaIng means th ing —amateur sports. People participate in D o use F ire 46 — 2 I , DETIIOIT t AP) -The Detroit Tigers signed one player picked in the June free agent draft and two Canadians who were not drafted, Officials said Wednesday. The Canadians players are left-handed Pitcher Sheldon Burnside of Etobicoke, Ont., and left-handed first baseman Greg Darichuk of Oakville, Ont. Right-hand ed pitcher Robert I.aLonde of Watertown, N.Y., also was signed. CMCAGO (AP) — The Florl. passes for 135 yards _____ da Blazers, known more for de- one of 56 yards 10 Including blocked a Chuck Ramsey punt yards sealed the verdict. Malt Mas- and went the remaining six James' 64-yard score was the fense than scoring ability, put it lowskj. yards ford to uchdown to put the longest to uchdown run from all toetiier Wednesday night Fire Coach Jim Spavital Blazers ahead to stay 23-21. scrimmage In the new league. and romped to a 46.21 vi ctory lauded Florida's specialty Less .. than two minutes later, Carter, who went into the over the previously undefeated teams which accounted for Hobbs intercepted a Carter game leading the league in ', Chicago Fire in the World Foot- three touchdowns. pass to score before James' passing, completed 11 of 30 for ball League. "1 was satisfied with the 4 e gentouchdo wn ru ns of 6 and 64 224 yards. Rod Foster's 86-yard touch. era] effort extended by our . down on a punt return, Len players," said Spavital. "How . 4 '_'iir, I Bryant's touchdown on a % '1 blocked punt, Billy Hobbs' - :J" ORE RD 30yard score on a pass Intertft ccption anti llich;ird James' _______________________ 64yard touchdown gallop high.Sy The Associated Prtis . . lighted the Blazers' fourth vie. American Leav, National Liavi 3 P'.,,. -, — tory in five games. 7. Fail East .'a' • -, A crowd of 3I,l93-aI1 paid FOOTBALL W I. Pc?. GB W L PC,. 01 - ..6_*v.4P9: Bost on 61 4$ 555 — St. LOUIS 9 53 .377 according to Fire owner Tom 4s4 — Cleveland 57 51 571 3 Phltaptila 57 51 .311 1½ Origer-began flUng out of SolBaltimore 37 5.1 .511 1' PittSburgh 31 37 .456 4½ "1r S dier Field (capacity 55,000) in ever, I might have been able to New York 34 54 .491 7 Montreal Si $1 .64* 4½ S Ditto.? 53 Sj .477 $L' N ew York 17 40 .439 9t') , the fourth as the scare prepare them better mentally MI*auke* . 57 59 .445 9½ Chicago 46 42 .126 11 mounted and rain began to fall, than I did. We may have had a West i "We had a good pass rush and letdown after winning two Oakland 63 47 .350 — S • a. Kan City 57 32 Sn 61 made Virgil Carter hurry games on the road." West Chicago 54 31 309 S several times," said Florida Los Angeles 73 39 .452 — Foster's punt return and Texas 37 34 .304 5', Cincinnati 4* 15 .602 SY, Coach Jack Pardee. The Blaz- Tommy Reamon's one-yard Minnesota 53 60 .419 13½ Houston SI $2 .317 14 California 43 69 .354 27 ers picked off three Fire passes touchdown plunge more than Atlanta 57 51 .511 13½ Wednesday' s Rewits and recovered four fumbles. n Fran (it(s't 50 63 .142 73½ Mark Kellar's three-yard LONG JUMP IS NOT JUST FOR BOYS New York i, Baltimor e San Diego IS 65 395 2I'. "The game was a complete touchdown dash as the Blazers Kansas City 71, MInnesota 6 turnabout from last week," said took a 16-7 lead. Carter then I Wednesday's Results Detroit 3. Cleveland 2 Young Diane Marlow leaps through the air during long jump Pardee, referring to a loss to threw a pair of touchdown PhIladelphia 3. Chicago 2 Biton 1. Milwaukee Pittsburgh 10, New York 1 competi tion at the YMCA sponsored track and field Houston. "Bob Davis had passes including a 54-yard Oakind 5.' Texas I meet at Montreal 7. St. Louis S Lyman H.S.earHer this w ChIcago 2, California I plenty of time to pass," said sriketoJackDo1bLnas the F Another rnegwill beheld tonight Houston 6. Atlanta 4 Thursda-'s Garnet aI Lake Brantley with competition open to boys Pardee. "We had the blocking Cincinnati forged ahead 21-16 at the half. 2. Los Angeles 0 and girls from California (Flgueroa 21 or advantage be Only games Scheduled of Chicago's ten years up. Field events begin at5p.ni. and track at 1. But the tough Blazer defense Longs 37) at Chicago took over In the second half to (Herald Photo by Lee Gleger) three-man defensive Line." Thursday's 04m Davis completed 10 of 17 shut out the Fire. Bryant 0it0ti (Tiant 17.7) at Mu. St. Louis (Siebert 76) at waukea (Champion 57 or - Tigers Sign Players 1 for many reasons. Exercise, competition, satisfaction musing physical and mental skills in the controUed Ilmits of a game structure. And some, surely, for th e recognition. I'm not going to get into money here. ProfessionaLs and most college athletes play for material That's a different bailgame. Wtiat I'm talking abut is vhy &n individual gets into Sports to begin wi th. And why Others who don't have the necessarysiti j or courage get Into sports vicariously by becoming fans. Just what is the attraction? Well, Eric Holier, the working man-philosopher , compensation, SEATTLE(AP) -A field oF 124 golfc-rs is 74th annual National Wcmen's Amateur entered in the V. . . - 0~- ,W - — pretty hiteresting views on how men gain self-esteem. Thiere are three general pa ths, Hoffer says. Fbyslcal, spiritual and in. tellectual. The one that everyone tur ns to first is the physical one. Only when that road to action Is bloc ked do people turn to Lrltua1 or Intellectual trails. Think about It. Americansaiwayshave enpeopleofacuon When the 20th century rolled around, there were plenty of frontiersmen still doin theirthlng.Lessuianacenturyago we had plenty of good Physical action going on Involving just about everybody In the ' As the century wore on, with the advent of more and more less opportunity for action presented Itself. But path wasn't dosed off or thwarted by the Hotter Physical defiriltion. The traditional means of being acuj&__phyAjcaI labor, tra"ellng, communicawg directly instead of with technical help-just dfixnlntibed. Yet capacity and ability of Americans Opursuecouraesofacy ymjnjive Looking around for an outlet for their enormous energies Ame*ans turned not to religion or academics as a means of expending It.-but to ct1s. A quick look at American history texts will reveal that sports Popularity in our country g win proportiontothe Increase of tecimology and lnverzively, to the decline of the thdly1du1' automation, And what is my point? Glad you asked. Sports In America are not Just frivolous, indispensiable,forms of passing the time as many critics of athletics have said. They are necessary to the self esteem of many people-both players and fans. They are the highroad to self actualization, without which would be lost Besides, If we wiai't able to bnme'se ourselves in sports (for whatever reason) then-horror upon horrors-we would have to look to aolrftuaj or intellectual consuminafton. AndSPortsEdjtorJRkhar(bwouJdbe outofajob. _____ A reminder to all young men who will be In grades nine through twelve next year at Lyman High who are planning to Play foOtbafl.A meeting wlllbe held Frjday57.30p, the Lyman auditorium to discuss physicals, insurance and other football re!ated matte'. Coach Dick Copeland Is looking for a IA,vI •g,.,i,...e . wuvui w ara rooxies.' (i the subject of football, all you older (18 and up) fellows Interested In playing tackle ball this year In C.eitral florida's new Tackle Football league are urged to corns to the Altamonte sIngs Recreation field arid practice with other pnj players tonight at 6:30 , The Players. who have already had several workouts, wW be responsible for providing their own equipment, and must pay a nominal registra tion fee. But the sa tisfaction, many players say, will be worth It. Bill Mac[*nleis Is hoping to get enough men together from the Sanford area to form their own tackle team for the League. There are already 10 players from Sanford practicing at Altamonte, and about 30 more plus a coad, are needed for a Sanford teen, MacDaniels says. Anyone from Sanford in. twtsted in ft should Meet With UseDanlels on the new Stadium site b1nd the Seminole H day night at 630 Word has It that the Rotary Club ci Seminole ODwity SouP. th 1$ Planning to sponsor a high actiool bowl game at the completion Of the regul&r football season. Preparations are being made for It o be played at Lyman High School. Game pr oceeds will go to charity. More about this next week. _.._._ vcia -- ___ . SUPER BOWLER by Alan Mover Amzre A05 )AP ,1 000 *014W45 4'A ao 'ft,qew $ dOt ____ (.3X _____ ______ _____ ___ ____ '7 _____ ••.:, ,,, ' ____ fle't . -_____ 5fI#P' al ____ AAW #I __ _____ _ A'1q. 47 444M.Zy £'VI FC4n1f - M`Alftw . Ap I '. i" ,cn&qy iV *hhI4 AN * j, )r(rIIin yungsters, tirularl pleased. "I'm not bitter, but I think they could have handled it a little differently," said Cash, who will be paid the rest of his ..'.; ••':- i;.: - -' " .' ::'L' ' ' " -' ;' •-'•. jt.!.;Ir,ri! -P .___ - L Sefl) jT(:)Ie Bo)'S bag and reflected upon the end We'ie only thinking of one reported $75,000 salary. North. victory over Pensacola, career as a Detroit Tiger, thing now — winning," insisted pp earns an estima ted $50,000 knocked two shots over the His departure, announced Manager Ralph Ilouk. fl... a rear. Fence last night. Wednesday in the Form of a don't anticipate any shake-up. Raines'first homer came Cash appeared in 2,0 Al, trade with Montreal, coincides Where are ycu going to shake games with a lifetime batting when he led off in the second Judo Ch amps Two Youthful Seminole thru adult Black Belt comrn County Judo players took first petition for both male and with that of fellow veteran up?" inning. average of.fll..In53 games th West Palm then scored place in their respective female competitors. The Norm Cash. The departure of Cash and year, many as a pinch hitter, three times in the inningall on categories during the YMCA- tournament was hosted by the "1 figured It had to happen Northrup — who said he doesn't the lefthanded hitting club. eerrors. AAU Florida Judo Cham- Seminole County "Y" Judo sooner or later. I've been ex. think he'll report to Montreal — house comic had a .223 average, Sanford scored again in the pecting It for five years," said leaves only seven players left seven homers and 12 run- fourth when R.aines knocked plonship Tournament held In Club. Altamonte Springs. Northrup, who was told shortly from the 1968 World Series sbatted.ln. t1C over the left-field fence. The 28 Carter Low, competing as a the Three member Stars team from before Detroit's 3-2 victory over chamapionship team: pitcheri of China Judo The locals final run was also nine-year-old heavyweight, Cleveland that be had been Mickey Lolich and John 11111cr, enNorthrup said he hadn't spok. won Club of Tallahassee won the scored by Raines, who had been his category with a perfect with anyone from Montreal. traded to the Montreal Expos center fiel de r Mickey Sta impressive team trophy. Their Asked if he would report, he credited with the succescful score by throwing or pinning all te for a player to be named after left fielder Willie Horton, nley, first said: "No. At th am uses video tape "instant is point in time I pi tching effort against Pen- of his opponents. Older the end of the baseball baseman Bill Frechan, plus play back" instruction and its sacola the night before. In the Bill Low, competin g brother, 111 the Earlier, the Tigers an- designated hitters Cates Brown sincerely doubt 1." sixth, Bathes singled, stole eleven-year-old heavyweight benefi ts were obvious to all flounced first baseman Cash He said he didn't want and Al I<aiine. to 1)5 second and Caine home on a division, also swept to victory competitors. had been put on waivers in R ight-handed pitcher Fred away from his family for six one bagger by Jlm'ny Kennedy. with a perfect socre. Both boys The Seminole County Club order to give him his tin- Holdsworth, 22, and shortstop weeks. But Kennedy was tagged out have their sights set on conditional release, Olympic also took cne second place and The lefthanded Torn Veryzer. 21, have been "Gray Fox," trying to make his single into a competition for the future. The day marked the end of 15 called up from the Tigers' a Former football quarterback double when a two third place medals. Mike good throw from The tournament was held in Mortimer took second in the 6-7years as a Tiger' for Cash. Evansville farm club to fill the at Alma College, played in 1,279 the West Palm let If telder the Lake Brantley High School 8 year Northrup, a 3-year-old out- open spots on the rosier. Both Tiger games Pnd batted .267 for heavy weight division, caught him at second. mnasium and Included 203 Mark Hafer took third in the 9 fielder, had spent almost a dcc- were members of the Triple-A his career. Raines had three hits in a row competitors from 26 Clubs from year light weight division and ade with the Bengals. Their squad's All-Star team, Last year Northrup tilt '7, and scored three runs during throughout the Florida AAU John O'Hair took 3rd In the 13 p parting marks the beginning of his only .300-plus Both Cash and Northrup said season. the game. In the two tourney district. Ages ranged from 6 year light weight division. it -S.-. Sixth Race Entry ______________________ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Road racing driver Jody &heckter, the young Formula I challenger from South — Prlla ph la 3 2 0 .400 119 3.5 New York 3 3 g Jackonv I 3 0 .230 71 Central Dlvisin 5lrmhm S 0 0 1.000 150 109 ks Goo oo h he struck as he watched Gary age when some men are gro ts sho out of the eIghInch rough the 7,050-yard, par 70 Player d rill his shots like a well- Ing for a rocking chair. " Ta n. This Is glewood course, and the myriad bunkers. There oiled machine on the Tan- a driver's course, The man who are 98 sand traps on the rolling glewood practice tee. can drive the ball straight will Player, already winner of the course. 'Look at that man," ex- win here. Masters and British Open this; The 150-pound, 5-foot-7 South claimed the 64-year.oki former "1 have to give the edge to year, and Nicklaus, with a African is rated the best bunker PGA champion from Rumson, Player. maybe even Lee record of 14 major champion. player In the world N.J. "I've watched him hit 200 Trevino. They but if he is to will be hitting ships to his credit, are the co- become the only other plryer drives and 190 of them were as irons and three woods off a lot favorites at 6-1 informal odds, besides Hogan to win three if they had come out of a single of the tees. There will be no ad- followed by Trevino, Weiskopf, major titles in mold, one year the feat vantage to big hitters such as Johnny Miller, Jerry Heard and probably will "If he had a crayon attached Jack Nicklaus and ve to be _________________________________________________ Tom Wets. Hubert Green, r anging from 101 t., his ______________________ credited to unshakeable ___ condriver, it would leave a kopf." to 20-1. centratlon. N _______ HARNj E SS flACING _____ ___ Africa, was named Wednesday as the sixth entrant In the International Race of Champions series. The field will match six road course drivers and the same number of oval track racers driving 12 Identicallyprepared Chevrolet Camaros in two road races and two oval events. Others in the series are stock car racers Richard Petty, David Pearson and Cale Yariborough and Indianapolis 500 winners Bobby Unser arid Johnny Rutherford. Penney Save s7O on our 19" solid state color TV. op per — ______ _________ ___ ' ______ % ___ - S. S . 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During K & K Week, trolling I gained another l2 feet of line craft cluster near wooded and hicks skillfully led the tired [kadman's point at the bane of Kainloops into the landing net. 5,082-foot Green Monarch It wasn't the largest fish tak. Mountain or congregate near en during Kamloops and Ko- the mouth of the Clark Fork kanee Week-the annual salute River.-a favorite gathering to fishing and spring celebrated spot for Fish. '' oltf COo' '2 Pt." '' Sal, 32** Sal, ,It,ctIy, thnj Saturday Don't let the line get claims "extra strong construcslack! Get him! Get him! If he Lion." gets away, you're going overLake Pend Oreille, 148 square board afte r him." miles and surrounded by dense Unlike some of the big rain- timber and mounta ins, is In bows, this Kamloops d eclined Idaho's upper Panhandle, 68 aerial acrobatics, preferring I I I -' -, ches or larger-Kaniloops are pound test monofilament burn. pul!ed each year from th e lake. Ing through the bale of LIE H, swumer, Kamloops can trolling reel, rarely be coax ed from the We'd spent a fishless five depths of 1,300-foot deep lake, hours trolling lines from seven one of the deepest In North rods bristling from the stern of America. the 31-foot cabin cruiser owned But in May when the fishing by George Hicks, an Idaho season opens, Kamloops are highway patrolman. likely to be found cruising near The other six fishermen the sur face, searching for their scrambled to reel in the maze of favorite meal, the schools of trolling lines trailing from small salmon. downrlggers and outriggers-. While squid lures are popugadgets to keep some sem- hit, and Kamloops have been blance of order among th e ta ken on every Imaginable lure, lures. Hicks prefers the Witch Doctor th e f is h rushed at th e "THE ACTION SPOT" -. Sale $349 miles south of the * subsurface runs. Sometimes border, It receiv CLOSED Sem"'lnoIeTurfClub HOME OF THE FABULOUS TRIFECTA,. RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WIN. PtACE SHOW OWNJEIA WAGERING EVERY RACE. THAT'S 50 WAYS TO WIN! AND ENJOY-ELEGANT DINING IN AlP CONOIIIQN(fl COMIORT IN THE 0SCfi.A TERRACE By JOHN KUGLIN in early May by the Lake Pered Associated Press Writer Oreille Club-but the l3L. SANDP0T, Idaho (AP) — pounder was big enough to ta ke 'fl fish tas completely un- a trophy for the largest game fl.sh caught by a visiting newswriter or broacjcazter. The odds were against hook. Idaho Fish and Game ing one of Lake Pend Oreille's Department records show that There was advice. "Keep the made In Tacoma, Wash., which —_ 1A$BSTA*D . r j,I,,.,., tip up! ____ ___ __ ...--..- ____ SEMINOLE ___________ ___________ )' FOLLOW THE BRAVES 1 iGHT __ Burns Line _____________________________________ - _______________ I I Atlanta (Reed 66) at Houito (Roberts 49). N Only games scheduled, W,disss4ay' Results Philadelphti 46. Mem ph is 15 Blr'mingharn 2$ Detroit 3 Florida 44, Chica go 31 Houston 13, Portland 1$, over. .-C. (AP) - singlellne.I have to pick him to 4 1 0 .1oo 145 jig ,,me Snead had practice roWkIS of Chicago Thus the curtain was puffed Veteran Vic Ghe, who has win here." Memphis 3 2 0 .400 123 112 New York 11, Souther n Call. back for the confrontation of the 70 and the t two days. Detroit walked the fairways with the 0 S 0 .000 U 137 tornIa $ "Me, too," said Sam Snead, shot managers and Wester n Division Player wound up five days of the muscle great and near-geat of golf for 62, winner of three PGA titles Thursday's Game Houston 2 2 1 500 34 33 men in the 56th PGA Chaim. Practice with a sharp Hawallans at Jacksonville, four decades, appeared star. and a threat to take No. 4 at an ..- 1 ,W7 Mlncpsota (Decker 1110) at Eastern Division Hawaiiansi 3 0 .230 103 115 W L T Pct. PP PA Portla nd 0 4 1 .000 60 Ill FL)rlda 4 1 0 $00 93 32 ayer 5 -. -•-- - I WFL Standings .." - - _ — ,_, Sanford had the homers in the games, he was five for fire, Wi the one kiss, Sanford is state Junior Major League accounted for three homers and now th out of this state district tourney last night — but they six runs. single-elimination tourney. didn't have the men on base, As a result, Sanford lost to West Palm Reach Est by 7.4 down in that coastal city. Tim R.alnes, who had been responsible for a home run blast Tuesday night in the OF his lie succeeds Joe Alston, who resigned after last season ________ __ . ,e 1 "" __________ '-'.,' . . . - -.-~r- i- equipment riI;'.n and said, Jardine announced Wednesday. Lee, 39, has served as defensive coordinator cf the freshman team and coached the varsity defensive linemen and pass receivers in his three years at Kansas. Lee is a 1959 graduate of Florida A&M. He e2rned his musters from Boston University in 1961 and a doctorate (toni Kansas in 1973. to go into business. Fitch was an assistant coach last season at North Carolina Central University, from where he graduated In 1966. -- ___ ___ - "Here, I guess! won't be need. Detroit entered the season Ing these any more," with one of the oldest teams in Then he continued to stuff the baseball but is quickly getgear Into a battered equipment ting rid of the image. Assistant Mentor - ______ NEt,' _.I., Major League Leaders i ______ ___ r;ni A NA I '(II .IS Al' Bill (jarreti, foniicr %11. American basketball player at Indiana University and longtime coach at lildianapolls Attucks High School, died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. Garrett, Indiana's Mr. Basketball of 1947 at Shelbyville High School, suffered a heart attack ai her this week, CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP ) — Jerry Fitch, 31, has been named head basketball coach at Johnson C. Smith University. Kansas City (Fltimorrij 7.3) N Only games sc'eduled the w. Sporting Great Dies Kobel By HAL BOCK The Reds also survived a The Phils were trailing 2-1 eighth inning Houston AP Sports Writer brief fighting fl urr y In the with thethe bases loaded That body stirring in the Na. ninth, triggered by Bill Buck- out In eighth when and two wi th a two-run pinch homer that lionel League's West Division ner's hard slide Into Cincinnati delievered his winning hit on a lifted the Astros past Atlanta. Lee May's RBI-double had t)10ng5 to the Cincinnati Reds, second baseman Joe Morgan. American Leave score before 0h Garr. An, .341; Garvey. LA , 1.2 pitch ag who have been buried ai nst reliever Tom BATTING (230 at bats) — ?71. tagged his fourth pinch Eiswi*rein rettor. tiree times already this seaj Carew. Mm. .., .346; Plugrosre. RUNS — Morgan. Cm. 75; of the season to win It for Hous. Tex. Expoe 7, 0trillijab s but are breathing once again. day night, Philadelphia edged Schmidt, Phi, 74; 8.flth. Cm. RUNS — DAlI.,. CM. H; 76. Not only are they breathing, Chicago 34, Pittsburgh bat" Ex-American Leaguer Larry ton. Grlch. Bal, 71. Darrell Evans tered New York 10-1, Montreal Bilttner, making his first start they're fighting. RUNS BATTED IN Our. RUNS BATTED IN — Jack BlllIngham and Johnny topped St. Luis 7-5 and Hous. for Montreal since being i.e- Baker homered for Atlanta. toughs. Tex. c2; D.Allen, Chi, Schmla?. Phi, si Bench. Cm, Pirates 10, Met.. 1 71; Banda. Oak, 75. 52; Cedeno. Htn, $3. Bench provided Wednesday ton downed Atlanta 64 San called from the minors last HITS HITS — — Carew. Mire. Rookie Larry 159; GaIT, All, 14*; Demery night's artificial respiration as Diego and San Francisco were week contributed a pair of Riven, Cal 12$. D.CasI'i. Phi, 142; Garvey. LA. New York clutch singles, driving the rebounding Reds blanked not s'ed b just three hits for DOUBLES — Rudi. Oak, it, 14 2. runs as the Expos trimmed the his first major league complete Scott. Mu, 26 Los Angeles 2Oto creep within DOUBLES Cardinal, Chi. PhIIIICI 3 Cubs 2 TRIPLES — Rivers. Cal. 9; game and Manny Sanguinev Ca rdinals. 5z games of the division-lead. fl Starg.ii. Pge, 27; Rose, Oils, KC, •. Bob Boone's bloop double , Cm. 25; Celeno, Htn. 23. and Ed Kirkpatrick slugged flhiffne c,n(,I A nt.A . — " JuJwIvUu(i cna,etl home TRIPLES — Gait, All, 1$; home runs two runs and key. 39; Burroughs, Tex. Bench accounted for all of for the Pirates. " i te's hit In the third A.Oliveq, Pgh. 9. ed STOLEN BASES an eighth inning rally that Demery had the — North, game's nina with Mets shut out and then singled in front of Ken on Oak, 40 Rivers. Cal. HOME RUNS — Wynn, LA, 39; one hit until the eigh ning homer — his second game- moved Philadelphia paSt th in. Singleton's RBI.double in the Carew. min, 29. Sthfflldt. Phi, 25. g. C5O. winner in as many nights Nati.eal League STOLEN BASES — Brock, sixth. BATTING (350 at bits) — StL. 7$; Morgan, C in, 43. Sangulllen had a two-run against Las Angeles — and Bil. The victory pushed the Steve Renko went all the way homer and Kirkpatrick a three 11nghammadeitstanp wi th 8 Phillies to within 14 games of for the victory, run shot as the Pirates moved neat six-hitter for his 141h first place St. Louis which lost Astrus 6, Braves 4 to Within 4L games of victory of the season, to Montreal. Cliff Johnson climaxed an place St. Louis. ____________________________________ /8fY/ao ___ 7'L4RL' . . _ 1' Montreal (Walker 21) SO) Chicago (Bonham 1013) at Oaktencg (Hunter 159) at Philadelphia (Ru?hyen 49 or Texas (Clyde 77), N Schu$ir 411), N Cleveland (Arlin31) at Di. New York (Matlack 105) at trot (Coleman 10-9), II Pittsburgh (R•uu 10.9), N Red s Fight - By KEN RAPpOPORT waukee hitless until the eighth winning runs against the AnAP Sports Writer After Allen beat out a roller with a dramatic hit to right, bander got Don inning but needed relief help to gels' Money on a line strikeout king. off the hard-throwing Ryan, scoring pinch runner Lee Rich- drive to end the Inning. Mike Both Nolan Ryan of the Call- beat the Brewers 1.0. In the other American Carlos May reached first on an ard fornia Angels and Roger Moret with the winning run. liegan accounted for th e After Ryan struck out Jorge League games, the New York error by first baseman Bruce of the Boston Red Sox took no. Red Sox I, Brewers 0 ewers' other hit with a lead. Br e Yankees beat the Ort.a, his 13th strikeout of th Baltimore Boebte and Ken Henderson sinhitters Moret had two out in the off single In the ninth and Bob intonight, the late stages gI1e leading off the ninth in. Orioles 4.3; the Kansas City gledto center to score the tying Wednesday only to lose eighth when light-hitting Pedro Veale came on to preserve the ring, Dick Allen beat out a slow Royals took a doubleheader run for Chicago. their grip, Garcia lined the first pitch to victory. roller along the third base line from the Minnesota Twins 7-6 Henderson, who took second left field for a single. Ryan's no-hit bid dissolved In Yankees 4, Orioles 3 and 5.1; the Detroit Tigers on the throw home, held the for a hit. the ninth Inning and he lost a 2-1 That moved Bob Coluccio, Th urman Munson drove in nipped the Cleveland Indians 3. base as Bill Mellon foiled out who had heart-breaker to the Ch icago Then the walked, to second, and one run and scored what proved roof fell In and the 2 and the Oakland A's ripped for the second out of the White Sox. Moret held Mil. White sox poured Inning, brought Dick Drago out of the to be the winner in New York's across their the Texas R.ar.gers 8-4. Bill Sharp then came through bullpen. The veteran right, victory over Baltimore. DETROIT (AP) — Jim the end of an era for the Tigers, Northrup handed over a pile of who are stifling critIcism by they weren't bitter over their blank fan club cards to an broomin1' old timers and fate, but neither seemed par- MADISON, Wis. (AP) John Robert E. Lee, an assistant football coach at Kansas University since 1971, is joining the University of Wisconsin staff, Coach John - The path to action was so readily available to Americans that they very seldom turned to spiritual or Intellectual pursuits Championships which begin here Monday. Five of the entrants are past champs, Including Carol Semple of Sewickley, Pa., the first woman in 26 years to hold both the U.S. and British titles, WIscønj Coach 11 quarter . No - Hi tter' Not E noug h Another Old Tiger Local Stars Out Put Out To Pasture Women's Golf Begins : sports Thursday, August 8, 1974-13A 1 II(c one Evening Herald ' Near SPORTS IN BRIEF i Blazers' Specials Of Sports In America, Anyway? -__ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a. I BILL BELLEVILLE — , I "'' P' • - , - S : — �14 A-Evening Herald Thursday, August 8, 1974 VAN 0 izen s Pr otest Springs WOMEN Forms Ir Late Night Noise Evening Herald Sanford City Commissioner when the city adoped the A.A. McClanahan says the city revised zoning ordinance," should amend Its zoning or. McClanahan said, and Homeowners dinance to set limits for suggested City Manager operating hours of convenience Warren Knowles contact J 1 INA % i`- Seven stores in residential neigh. Eleven officials about possible borhood. voluntary restriction of store McClanahan made the hcxiri comment after the commission City Commissioners set an received complaints from 34 Aug. 26 public hearing on residents on six streets near.a proposed changes and amendSeven-Eleven store at Park ment to planned unit Avenue and 12th street of development sections of the "unnecessary noise" between zoning ordinance that lower _ : - - zi, --:- lIp.m. and lam from auto minimum acreage and pedestrian traffic. requirernens from 100 to 20 City Atty. Vernon Mize said acres. the present zoning ordinance In other actions Monday doesn't limit operating hours of commissioners: businesses in restricted corn- -Adopted a revised mercial zones and therefore resalution, suggested by the acticn cannot be taken to state Departmer: of Tranrestrict hours of operation. He sportation, asking on-street said the complaining residents parking be prohibited on US. have the right to file criminal 1712 from 25th Street to Airport charges against noisemakers. Bou levard. McClanahan noted that L'e -Set an Aug. 26 public county limits hours of con- lcring n proposed reductiwi vcnIcflCc stores in neigh. of overall •- ,•- 11 - CHAMBER TOUR OF TURF CLUB -. - - Group WINTER SPRINGS-United corresponding secretary; and membership; and Jim Leone of Homeowners Association of newsletter; and Diana Farmer, The Terraces, Ways and Winter Springs was organized The Terraces, assistant Means. at a meeting of 100 city corresponding secretary. Tumminla told the group residents and officials held In Leroy Couch of The Terraces there are five homeowner the Community Association was named chairman of the organizations operating within recreation building. charter committee; William the city and there is a need for Ronald Tumminia of 444 Woodflne of The Terraces, one city wide organization . Alderwood Court In The Terraces, who organized the effort to form the association that would encompass the entire city, was elected ternporary president. Other temporary officers include John Daniels, Winter Springs Country Club area, vice president; Van Lindsey, The Terraces, tr easurer; Betty Eastham, Meadowlark, business secretary; Nancy ,,, Altamonte.Casselberry Chamber of Comme rce members George Brown and George Foster (left) and Mrs. Golda Counts are given a tour of the Seminole Turf Club's hail of fame hi, publi city director Bill Connolly. ' At th e Chamber's l uncheon meeting held this month at the Turf Club, mcr3ber, learned the florse track plays an important part In the area's economy employing some 600 person, on a payroll of million 1 N uptial Rites Held Miss Pamela Jean Dague, III Osteen Mr. & Mrs. David Clerner, a girl, Oviedo : t el 4 style, wi th a floun ce at the hemline. She wore a pink picture hat wi th orchid ribbon and car ried a nosegay of pink carnations, orchid, yellow and white daisies with orchid ribbon streamers. Bridesmai ds were the Misses Sarah Melton, sister of the' bridegroom and Carol Justice,. Their gowns, hats and flowers; were identical to those of th e honor atte ndant. James Mellon served his son as best man and usher. and d3 pet cent - p )uungskrs, The event was held at Little Red School House, which is now operating at th e Elder Springs Baptist Church, and .iirs. rat Jenkins was master of ceremonies. Refreshmen ts of punch and cookies were served to th e children. Sunshiners are planning se veral activities includin g a IIallo,een Ball for all of the -' ZALES PWUMS Our People Make Us Number One By POLLY ('ILAMER 'I __ I .STATE VISIT DEAR POLLY - Is there a way to refinish wo en od salad bow ls ? Mine came fr om th e Philippines and have been washed in a dishwasher, I am sure. I tried using sandpaper but it does not remove all the finish. I hope someone can tell mohn.., t.,4 isi. RUBYE. DEAR POLLY - and SUE - Over 60 years ago when my moth er was teaching me stitchery she showed _ n. ow to keep embroidery fl oss from tangling. Remove center wrapper on each skein, unfold to length of loop, cut through and have the ideal length of six-ply thread for th e work. Each ske in , according to color, Is placed between the pages of a magazine leaving an e nd of each showing at the top. You have a neat, easy-to-use arrangement. When going on a trip I cut the skeins as above and wrap each one on a piece of cardboard cut like the ones my needlepoin t yarn comes on. Ii -- - Save 01 _.- ' - I ( It V t-- , - ' , Save 2C Mrs. James Preston Mellon Ill - 4 f 4 I assures you years of comfortable li v ing 11 EHAIG01 It thna Saturday. NORMAN, VIROIL JESS Funeral services for Virgil Jets Norman. Si, of 2041 Picnic Lane. Apopka, who died Wednesday, will be held Friday at 11 am &i Grainkow Funeral Home Chapel with R ev. Fred Mullins offlciating Burial in Lake Mary Cemetery Grarrkow in charge at. ?.ales (;Anl. Golden Year, and We've Only Just /4k, P,...:. (ha, • lain ( (4tTI . S 1 2 Dresses Sportswear Swimwear I tS t . S I-- off any dishwasher. 11 Req, 199.95 Req. 249.95 Req. 279.93 - r. ----•-. wood panels and veneers Over hardwood, req. 74.95 ea. 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He finds values that sound good to Your ears and your pocketbook. tending South Side Elementary School for the first time this fall who have not registered may do so Monday through Fridays, between 3a.m. and 4 p.m. at the school office. pen tor any items on sale or for which I have coupons and then a regular blue or black pen for everything else. This makes the job easier and faster. - MRS.R.L. DEAR POILY - N1)' Pet Peeve is with mothers who take their children shopping and let them play with the toys and other such things. Many things are broken and we all knnw who is paying through the teeth for this breakage every consumer. Let us all see if we can help get those prices back to being believable. He's in tune with great sound values. Pupil Registration -, ALL A N/leet Ken. Carpet Inn in stltamoLte Springs. The Casselberry Post will host the event and local auxiliary president Cathy Howard is chairman of the state auxiliary con. lereflee. red A .11.111 .LJtJ A the quality fab'ics and strong. sturdy Construction that dress. To keep necklaces from tangling in your jewelry box run each chain through a plastic straw. They will lay flat In the box. When rn:ikiru, not ms.' Or.-, - .rtch,...i..,. i,.. , ..-----i.ijiuq ILI i UVd .r7............ '4 suggest pouring ammonia be wiped away more quickly. DEAR WILY - When you go shopping to buy buttons for a dress you are making take along a piece of the fabric with a slit cut In it. Slip button on a card through this slit and you will have the exact effect the button would give when on your finished - p rumpano UCflth %lSIted the Cassclberry VFW Auxlllat> 10050 recently and spoke oa the Mid-winter Conference of the VFW to be held Dec. S'S at the Holiday In and Red Also I have a favorite Pointer. I am an oven cook but detest cleaning the oven. After roasting or cooking anything that spatters grease in the oven I put a small container of full-strength directly on burned spills so it can What a selection' And all upholstered living room pieces (excluding dual sleepers) are on sale All stock. Special grade. Custom gr.ffli and custom order hvim rooms at a great 20 off Come in and 5e for President of the Florida Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of ____ "------ - _ Olive Dion household ammonia in the oven, leave it over night and wipe clean with a damp sponge the next day. - Sale prices Funeral Notice - there are no dues, no officers, and any money raised is dona ted to other charitable organizations needing a hand. Sunshiners sponsored the first annual "Shut-In Day" here, putting on shows In each nursing home In the area and crowning a queen. Salad Bowls Need A Finish Lift - e Probability 46 cent tonight Friday. EztendCd Florida forecast through Monday-partly Cloudy with ct,anc, of thundershowifi. Lows in the 100W ?ft In the north to fP mid 70 in the South &W Iio*is mostly in the lower SOS Daytona B'act tides for Fridayhigh 12-04 am.. 1:37 pm., low 6:07 m. 6:40 r rn Par? Canaveralhigh it 17:73 p.rr.. lo* 4:02 am., 626 pm big success. Her group is unusual in that POLLY' POINTERS ,. VIRGILNORHM cent Odc, 20 W area handicapped. Miss Loris Boutwell of Sanford, organizer of the group, says they are looking for an appropriate place to hold the ball. She added that similar events held by Sunshiners in West Palm Beach be fore she moved here were a - Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Jones, a r - - DISCHARGES WEATHER The Sunshiners of Central Florida recently sponsored a pa rty for the children at the Little Red School house for retarded children. Leading the sing along and puppet show were Miss Mary Alice Durnal and Miss Jenonne home, student missionaries from the Home Mission Board of Southern Baptist Convention, They are serving as volunteers at First Baptist Ch urch of Lake Mary th is Summer and offered to help entertain the - Mr. & Mrs. Randall Floyd, a girl, Lake Mary Mr.&Mrs.JohnLunn,aboy, Virgil Jess Norman, 51, of t)y, Sanford 21 Picnic Lane, Apopka, died ,Mr. ,& Mrs. James Warren, a Wednesday. Born in San girl, Sanford Antonio, Fla., he lived In Sanford for 15 years. He was an electrical contractor, veteran 01 WWII, and a member of the Church of God Survivors include daughters, Vt1ttrc1,t o i t's Vickey Robertson, Tampa; morning 71. Th.re was no rain Mrs. Bettle Elizbeth Jenks, VettO?diy. Parity cloudy throu Friday with Tampa; and Mrs. Sandra Anita S chance of thundershowers most Varner, Lake la nd ; sister, Mrs. likely during afternoon and Nellie Winchester, Dade City; hours- Highs In the uer I and tow Oft. Lo-w% tonight In the ?ft. Mostly and S grandchildren, %Outhef win 15 mph and gusty Graxnkow Funeral Home in near fhunclershou tr i, decreasing chargt. tome at night, Rain 14 - Area Death BIRTHS . - Booth, Meadiiwlark, Leola Redding Sanford: Janice L Eckert Jacob J. Killian Betty J. Brister C1 .fle Bell Nancy S. Warren Jessie H. Miller Bertha F. Gerlach Carol L Slaughter Douglas Harmon Charles Pavilcek Henry Teat Martha Redley Eugene Terwilleger Ella EL Jeffers Jullan P. Wirrlson Mary Alice Duhart & Baby Deans C. Lee Girl Joe T. Collins Fannie Geiger Patricia Ann O'Dalr Mayme B. Hughes Brenda Jones Delores Watson Philip Cronin, Deltona Jane Huth John G. Amaral, Deltona Melinda Young Mary K. Calhoun, Deltona KaUine H. Noel Carolyn S. Johnson, Deltona Deans C. Lee Muriel B. O'Connell, Deltona Elsie Bressin, Deltona Pauline Stavracos, Deltona Edna McCrimmon, Deltona Frances R. Sauaman, Max Weirick, Delt***a Deltona Thure H. Weber, Deltona Donna L. Menard, p Ryan, Deltona John Caaseiberry Michael Goodman, DeBary Clyde V. Urban Sr., DeLand Edna M. Comly, DeBary Pauline Lincoln, DeLand William P. Dougherty, Seaborn 1. Adam, Orange DeBary City Deborah BarSII, Longwood Emma C. Held, Orange City Anita Bunger, Orange City Willie C. Sinai!, Altamonte Gertrude J. Kuhn, Orange Springs City Valorle Dawn Floyd, Lake Michael D. Cross, Lake Mary Mary Lillie Male urtjj, Oviedo Kathleen & Lunn, Olteen Lynn Cole, Daytona Beach -l'er Behn, Winter Park Carol Lydick, Girard, Ohio Bruce Griffith, Longwood John J. Des,on, Weindale Jane W. Morgan, Wichita, Kansas ' -, • HOSPITAL NOTES Rayford Bacon 11_.. -: Melton Jr., 1124 Hopi Trail, long The bride's mother chose a and pouring were Rhonda Lee pale ? Frankfort, Ky., July 20, 1974 at sleeves, bue gown with long and Diane Feddersen. Joy 2 p.m. at Central Baptist the bodice with pearl buttons on Hensley was in charge of the , white accessories b Church, Sanford. ride's book. Rice bags of nylon ( and a - -. The Rev Ray crescent pink carnation tulle with pink satin bows were Kennedy Was corsage. The bridegroom's distributed to those officiating clergyman at the attending. mother wore a long gray gown double ring ceremony. lkcky r traveling, Mrs. Mellon intersperse d Kennedy, organist and Mrs. th' .th, silver with silver chose a red, white and blue accessories and tq dress with blue accessories, Nancy Van Dusen, soloist, crescent white carnation The couple left for a wedding presented an appropriate corsage program of nuptial music, with silver leaves and trip to'the Mountains and their bow. ... The Church was decorated ;irJIfress will be 415 Conway St., ! . Mrs. l)avul Williams, %U1 l'dlftklaLra atid two large Eubank, Ky., grandmother of Frankfort, Ky. standing basket arrangements The bride In a student at the the bridegroom was attired ~ _,i: of yellow, white, lavender and In a University of Kentucky and the beige dress with blue trim, pink daisies and a kneeling bridegroom is employed by the white accessories and a white Executive O bench was used. u,I UI3d - ffice or Given in marriage by A.H. Featured artists for August, Gene Barber of Macdenny RECEPTION and Administration ; and : The reception site Ilensley, the brIde chose a Florence Seymour of Jacksonville were honored at a reception Hall of the Church. nionwealth of Kentucky. FelJowshi at the Florida Federation of Art formal length gown of silk The Out-of-town guests Included , Headquarters in DeBary bride's table was overlaid FOR ARTISTS Sunday. They will teach art classes to benefit FFA Tuesday organza, over bridal taffeta, with a white lace cloth and George Williams, Atlanta, Ga., through Saturday mornings 9:30-11:30 a.m. Mrs. Seymour Is empire style with crystal bead highlighted by a floral cen. uncle of the bridegroom; his tIUi Avondale Studio of Art and trim on pleted flounced skirt Barber Is president of Mac. terpiece, flanked by two can. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. cienn} art as socia ti on. E and bodice. It featured a high de.abra with pink e David Williams, Eubank, Ky. tapers. Th neckline and long full sleeves and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy cake was all white and the A-line skirt was en. with Dague, Atlanta. a flowing fountain and circled with crystal pleating. New Arrivals Her full length mantilla was bordered With venise lace and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Grandpar ents are Mr. and she carried a Colonial nosegay Frank of Pine Way, Sanford Mrs. R.A. Frank Jr. of Pine of white carnations, a touch of announce the birth of a 7 lb. Way and the late Barbara soft pink carnations and lilies of 12 oz. da ught er, Barbara Moody Landers. Great the valley. Lorain, on June 24, 1974, at grandparen ts are Mrs. R.A. . Miss Deborah Dague served Seminole Memorial Hospital. Frank Sr. of Sou th Sanford . her sister as maid of honor. She Mrs. Frank is th e former Donna Avenue and Mr. and was attired in a formal length Mrs. Landers. Ernest Moody of Upsala Road. gown of pink and orchid floral l Print with cape sleeves, empire - borhood commercial zones. "I feel there was an oversight centers. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Wendy F. Spotts John Ebetsch John L. DoneLion Party Entertains Area Children I daughter of George Dague, 1101 groomsmen were John Mellon surrounded by multicolor Scott Ave., and Mrs. Barbara Jr. and George Dague Jr. pastel flowers. Judy Andrews, flower girl Dague, 1201 Oak Ave., both Fruit punch was served along of carried petals in a multicolor with the Sanfe-d became the bride cake, mints and nuts. James Preston Mellon III, of basket and Shawn .Justice was Dot Bernosky, Chris and Cathy son ring bearer. of Mr. and Mrs. James Preston TheiJ cut and served the cake parking requirements for shopping AUGUST 7, 11174 Thursday, August 8, 1914-15A - _ - �BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker W14016 ç n4iov WRRY. i PVT. BAILEY pAgi I CANT PECiPE j 14E1.L0 COMPANY FOR US. CALLiNr 9AC 10 CHEW I4LV OUT ____ Thursday, Herald August 8, 1974-16A I Turner by Dick CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE WANTEP 'D" e Evening wu EN - LEISU Evening trouble. But Lancelot didn't dke th tsplay.11e5wØ3. that 0 break In trumps would lead to his sure defeat, If West held the no OHTII A 1064 v K j 1074 — 41094 ____ by Dave Graue OOP ALLEY D' Ou, HAVE MUCH) UNF0'TU?4ATEL TROUBLE WIT*"... Pfrs- THEY Fa. I'M ALLEN ... WHAT'S EM ON NY GUARD T TELL - ?JYBOO''. 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After hours. 2" 2w STENSTROM REALTY REALTORS 617f. *IIh same. central air, wait to wall shag Carpet. 2 baths. $110. 2US Park Drive. Sanford 3fl3 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM S 1 J 15 company. Sales experience hlpful, but not required. Sales 121 rL-27 30 ___ 42 first husband. Frank Sutton starred in the pilot before his recent death. Cloris Leachman 37 48 and Dick Var. Patten play the 50 43 44 45 1 46 Reward. 222 S61 1. 41 47 51 together. "Frank usually opened the show and after 10 n-dnutes, 1 29 9 L°ood.SIe.pR. Pfergintman. Black-eyes, boy. on Oregon Ave. ~,j milt north I O'clock news. I 4 Herb From time to time Hartz tookBehrens. or the 6 o'clock news, 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 11 Instructions plex 2bedroom,aItsonIy, $150 amo Stcuritydp.$63flM2Oor IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES unfurnished duplex ap. merits. on* I bedroom. an@ 2 bedroom. Kitchens *quipped, air conditioned. Exclusive Sanford residential a'ea. re adults workinghand training at he came seriously ly. No pats. Ime. ere is no age limit &nd ' high school d Iplams is not rewred. Prepare yourself to, future now in this highly rewar cinr, titid. personal interview required. Call 134 liStio NCW. 0BC l East Seman Blvd Suitt 314. Altamonte Springs. LAKE AAARY shag car pet. 1163 M.0., 17?h molm free. gisay smwn Really. 322 s2j7 or 322.1964. FRANKLIN ARMS MN & WOMEN -- Apartments PROGRAMMERS g them is giod for the news department" "Quiet Elegance" Doin JI Need Immediately to train as IBM Computor Programmers, •r If you - demand for Qualified program -ers am operators is great. we will train YOU for this highly ik 1194 feun and assist -you with employment at i me ( . High School diploma required. Permnai interview required. Call 134-15U. NO O.B.C., 701 E. SeMfSn Blvd, "TWWW WAKAWU9 : Rooms for Rent Good Things to Eat came on. But Frank had Weer Ipbmsand soon I was doj PEAS you p, $3.00 a I -- vending business in Sanford. Requires si.23s cash & few hom weekly. TEXAS KANDY KOM, PANY. 13V Same Rd.. son An. tonio, Tax. 71212. include phone no. O%C to hcois.O City Semn High Sool. One Bedroom ' - $150 $185 SIxMthsLease Masonry Construction RECEPTIONIST& Wall-t6-Wall Shag by Crooks & Lawrence ~iif;23 Pool & Clubho se Laundry Facirity RECENTLY--WITH r"05f moms S I A60 IIAY 4R5 ~'VA$N*T A55AYIN6 MUCm.,50 Hr. GOLD IN -) , K __ EEK Jd; - . . J - S I\ b" 0 TI. Bob • ,,ovu -- S [1 lii. (J i .d n /1, I J - To C. (1// Ij S ' rr j(' r', 7 _j i i,.( n/fl! I - ii - I I I "h-1J11 I SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN ' -,F U S WOU LD NEfTPER L MIRE STRIKE A BLOW or dcouoorpi,o. '•. 904/2154371 I 141R3TC fl3j, LOW - $*LARY WEARIN& STAINLE . SS- V LONGJ4N ' CHILD' S DINNER 95c I HOURS SUN THURS 1130AM 1VP M FRI. 11:30A.M.. 11:00 P.M. SAT. 4:30 P.M. - 11 P.M. . COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIBALL 75c MOST COCKTAILS 85C I 4 - S -_ ( S. French I .j '" L I _ 22-52eI Semoran Blvd Suite 314, 32296O9 1111M p I I I 20255 Atlantic Ave i.ch, ic" p I I H.. 32018 ) '"" t I l''." I LCI -_-- - I FRI. & SAT. AUG.9. 10 HRS. 101, 2-7 th Jim Hawkins Gami Room; triosur. hunting in ee Gu'sn's Pieces-of.Fight Gift Shop. And set so il for more adventures Watt Disney World Marco Polo Pork MorineiondCap.Konn.dy,andmanyother exciting ports-o(.coll. 7Ofl CIPiflence xcellent Pay I Qualified Person. Apply Club 018"WW. Doellary -__ * Clothes Washer Dr Be' residential and commercial Seng Apply in Person to LCARPETS 1195 Magnolia Ave. Sanford * Recreati,1aJ Build in * Heated 1L SIiIdy 7$ p Cflt Comm an ween -. 5 ------.-- ---- -- Pool Bedroom FROM$IJS 110 am. 3239141 —im---_—- Range. Refrigerator Dishwasher. Disposal CARPET MAN SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY RATE Shag Carpet ' EXPERIENCED ) ( Unfurnished W/W Full or part time. We will train McCRORY'S 105 E. FIRST Sanford , F. * Bartenders needed. for night shift. J f . RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES n and benefits Five day we App i, cnIy to D'(* $ird D•tsun. 100 West I3, P9th Park. ONLYI in lheBiiiyBones Tavern: fun I Sandlewood Vill Help Wanted 77 in the Long John Silver Restaurant;nightly entertainment San ford, Frila. AHnte 5pring I and discovor "sonvibing for everyone." Like covnsollors and ploygrounds for young* uns: honeymoon hideoways- dining 1120 Florida Ave. WNW TWO t he welcoming doors of Trosur. Island Inn 323 6650 evening classes Art available Perscrial Interview required, Call 134$$I 4 NOW. O.B.C.- 101 East ) s.r----1 WAS LT(. J YI Tosltd Salad, French Fri*s or Baked Potato and Hush 7777=1!u_15w~ / - __ L OW P Stop into slorybook enchontmont through R ow ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED morning and e yOu MY 34*0 FLORIDA'S FINEST VACATION FIND , - - NEW BEACHFRONT PLEASURE CHEST I 114 1IE SRFdT OF COX W1 L £ BRAN D ftnrailts Ipma , FR.ED SHRIMP, CLAM II SHORT RIBS AND empym,nt Both 0"Subjem 0j*,AW "vidush In sum Fmvdty .$l.00 per 1gj. nail ftrt"ft Othrod At • j ' and Aduke _ - FIhId LOBSTER HOUSE ''( *AN Apo: •'' C_ I • oeg It *OrAing in the secretarial field Wundl Interesting 10 you. and your need is we will e training, and Provide you with full or part llrne SA rav S c TIC CONCE191MAD ABO 1 I'M - fit imoir @@[NJ fro I Ifi1'.• FRANK AND ERNEST I • ' DAYAMA DrSMVERY N S a I woro.. e E ye rs r only clottles \I S 111ff by Howie hn.sd.r niw.i very small for - p % - UK was -= S TRAINEES -- - Two Bedroom WOMEN WANTED -.. searchedth e ultimate at Fraillkiin Armi. conveniently 10c&ttd I u%t two block3 west of ly. 97. btt*een Fairway pis&& and J -. 't'\ NNW" FOR SALE: Peanut, Candy. Gum Will care for child, days. Longwood air ii ___________ ' - 49 coupl e. colored of money for NBC. So i - 40 Fa baby sit chiidreft all &9ft in will my home. Friday nights only. Lake Mary arts. 322.i3u entertaftwd the thought of going after the job was ready to ac. cePt the commercial spieling,he said. "I know I,m Uricomf orta ble doing them — I never did cornmerciah before but I have to be malistic about it. The show mak es a lot J 34 i--- June 11. female bmer PUPPY, wtilte Ito management opportunity from ptov9n producen. Earn while you train In new, ftive tales method. Bonuses, incentives, fringe benefits. Call Tom Nutt, 11162-S521. ext. lie for interview. Keypunch operator ired column card unit. Expert prefer red.. Hours 15, Coa stline Distributing Co, Inc., Sanford, Mr. Cavallaro, Masoo. WANTED LPN'S and nurse aides. Lost: Longwood ares. mediu - Wr Lakeview Nursing Center, RMS10 dog, brown very f8t with 919 E. 2nd St. Only I Ilya. Needs heart medication. Rlward, Call 138 2M. 24 Business Opportunities 6 Child Care TV was the Harlem riots. "They gave me a helmet,Hartz said, "but told me not to Put it On. 7beY were afrWd it would Incite violence. I was scared in dea th," In New York he met fellow Oklahoman Frank McGee wId a friendship was launched. McG" and Hatz were on the "Anybody who I 25 LOST: conunercials, as Is the , : It *Ofklng as an IBM Keypunch -roday# Operator sounds Int show Practice e. But he' s not You,andycluareavaiiable erestIng toto start happy about i Immediately, -- can h you I 20 }4fl vividly recalls his introduction to thie city. His first on -the. SALES e Challenging Opening with rapidly inkers each time only temporarily. Harts is philosophical about the e thical question of whether newsmen should do te1e1sIon 10 I All Seats $).$0 - n -Staf* "balk waft Winner ' nrel This office offers the very Male to share very nice 2 bedroom time. CONTEST Will Announce FOR A MY LONG TIME ANP 21 Shweimun, 41 Mng (tawj) 23 I)eclare 43 Zoo prirnallF 25 Ara bian gulf 44Ftnans uum gadgd 46 Louse eRg 47 ChenT fish SUIfls 2Tses — a situation comedy about a d&ged married couple In a strange triangle— including the spirft of the wife's UXILLE BALL VAMM 6 time each Thursday. The opener Is "Ernie, Madge and 111 1O6* llI.__.11 I I FOR went into WLsuccessful pflots Jackpot ' JUST Search For ' iII ABC 32 % tgilant discovered that the monies that PLUS ' - 1:00(2) / / I e 8:W1111 4 tc Itr'struck DOWN I ltpced 29 Writing i mplemen t 30 i's direct n I- I LAUGHS PREMIERE Television networks have (9) News (35) Pe yton Place (44) Variety I S. f=~ Show Sweepstakes ') * * (33) Ma yberry RFD ( 44 ) Get Smart 6:30 (13) Blue Ridge (35) Florida Lifesty le / vIIir NOW SHOWING f :1 d.11.1 1 _401 f:r (44 ) Lucy Show 6:00 (13) Aviation Lesson (8) Jackpot (9) Password _y CALL IT A SANDWICH! r (13) Ernest Tubbs 12:00 (2. 44 ) News (6) Young And movie VBk (44) Mdams Family 6:00 N AFTERNOON TIR 1 i0mr1 - (33) Lost In Space News 1j." OLIVER CUr IT OuT! J, Wide Wor ld Of 'Entertainment 12:00 (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) ______ ____ THE SHEIK. 15 WALKE. by Heimdahl & Stofi _____ 11 A 14 G N'T 0 34 Fell". of need 01 six ESTATE FIRM is additional licensed sates per. C&II423-AW Write P.O. Box 1211 Sanford, Florida screen. job offer. That was in 19 IupT1 IL?AI Argdernylabi 3S tI& U SE E nurnmal A 36 Reckoning on V I I Thick wups (C)DID 13 Conductor 38 Evergreen tree 14 Itich fur 39 Sprite TO 15 Goes in 40 Stu con 16 551(flornan) 42 Lag 17 tlair surrourieled tn 19U ted in sea 7iIrJd(J%'er 2II k making clam 45 Jot ns "ether 8 EAperb Sharper to the 33 chowder 9 1)(.1rM(XLSe 48 Umic-olvie taste 20 Rnhopric birds 34Tributar)-o( 101"Mmerb22 Gi bbon 49 Sea ve.w 6 larrhaici the Ome 50 Doctrine 12 Eillf ed seal 12 35 Communw 24 I)1orat,on 51 Pithy Wd%) 32 South !racn 26 flood curve aAancr (13) Cri Country Women Only (6) Movie / ACH088 (44) Please Don't Eat The Daisies 5:00 (9) Mission I-npossible (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) Batman (44) Green Acres 5:30 (2) News Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton (44) 11:00 (26,$,) N (24) Boarding House I I L Beaver 33) Romper Room ____ In the Sea (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To 1100(44) Timah I lcns. nurses - able to do pert time relief on we.tendi Call Homemakers of the Upiohn Company,6fl0634. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER - ($) M(,V Griffin (6) What's My Line (9) Split Second (13) "Now You See I t" 10.30 (24) Journey o . Jan MU5T5€E I I VENOTwE L?CE fT. R THAT. T Hare off a - 322399$ alter 3 pm_ IG PROBLEM Alcoholic Anonymous of continuing in broadcasting or "One day I got a call from For further information call 423.4w or write continuing his medical studies. New York asking me in send Sanford Al Anon Family Grou p P.O. "I opted for money," Hartz methpesinNBC," he ujd.A 3' Sanford, Fl&3v71 few days later, he flew in Amwer to Previous Puzilo York for an inter%riew and got a Lost and Found 5 he has strong di as a porter in the field. (24) Sesame Street (44) Gflflgans island 4:30 Bonanza (33) News •, . ;. - XER ? Barry ____ UR8uNE½ HERE, New York for NBC's local news, Barnyard 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers 10:00 (2) High Chaparall (8) Comedy World (9) Streets Of San Francisco (24) Behind The Lines THE PHANTOM • r _j I e choi 4:00 (2$) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (6) The Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 1) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) 110,000 Pyramid (44) Green Acres 10:SS (35) News (IS) TBA L OKAY, Bur 10'00 (2 " 0AW 4r 8 . I// ft&ff.. Live Junction Name T at p cit-livery. Although he has been reporter for a local radio program and carried back a IN YOUP FAMILY? an anchor mn f or bo th th e sthtioo When he was aduated Polaroid camera shot ken of ?or barnUm or friends of problem ear ly and late evening news in from Tuisa he faced th ce (33) Penthouse Beaver HOUSEKEEPER rAsture woman. Live In with older I y n in whotichatr PERMANENT. 117S par we rivate room 4 both. Driv e r; license. references. No lmcir Can Help approach, matter-of-fact children by working as a talent scouts caught his (6) Match Game (9) One a o 9'30 (8) That Gil (44) Petticoat (13) June Allyson - UP 70 1W6 ° (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (9) Just For W S7711 MW,4 C440TY J av )rxL,kAt? >,ct . A Marriage P`hII Donahue Show i (6) Mik Ce g,as Show (8 ) Concentration (44) Leave it To 9) Temperatures Rising • LIBERATED VJOMANJ 9:00 (2) FA into much respected host on the student who worked his way Years later, NBC was on a "Today" show. tough the University of Tulsa countrywide search for Hart has a low-keyed, ca and supported a wife and o ne wscasters and one of their (44) Lt in Space 3:30 (2,0) H To Survive TUXCdO Partial 323 5454 found in Hartz many of the past tense,' television asa news reporter on ____________________ qualities that made McGee a Jim Hartz was a pre-med the air at KOTV, Tulsa, TWO Right (9) G I H It 8:30(9) Movie (44) Tennessee- (6) The Wallons seems rather obvious that the and refelcted sadly, "It's so sort of fell together." NBC search for a replacement hard to speak of Frank in the Hartz later went 3:00 (2, Ill) Another World Truth Consequences or coll*01". Compulors do your peper work. Call Friendly Home • picked to fill the vacancy af te r own ." (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog Capt. Kangeroo OuIe's Girls (13) Zane Gray I ________________ Yot/WarbWK .00 Orlando 831.9993 Hartz was the young man But I had to make it on my kidded. He gravitated in news. "I felt his mentor, M cGee, died It Hartz paused, shook his head I had the voice and everything Life 7:30 (44) Cooversations with Galadriel Truth - a BOZO's Big Top Average $104n evening d,mofl. "ratingguaranteed toys and evvs - (6) Edge Of Night (9) GIrl in My 7:23 (2) N ews And Weather 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith by Garry Trudeau __________________ (9) Adv. I Answer Tornorro-A - Winter Park. . 2:30 (2, 1) Doctors Dally Devotional ;28) Today Sh 6, CoS News will earn money br you. career rise was aided by iamiy 'in suppo — wife, two Ask for Word AA Mcee's direct hand conce rns kids, besides, I never liked Jim Hartz, the new cohost of Hartz. fie acknowledges getting up euly in the morning. the "Today" show, has had the McGee's interest In h. And docto do." __________________ good fortune of being In the "If protege means that he The irony b that n, 10 right place at the proper (McGee) boosted me and got years ter, he has in ae at 5 Personals moment, H career is dotted me Jobs, that's not true," Hare a.m. in order in be at the studi o A wi th many for tuithus cojn says. "In fact, Frank was mo BLED? and reedy in gon on the a at 7. . Free, ddences not the least of which inclined to say 'your're on your . are "Hoti.ne' Multi ' Te en. He continued at the local was the ha ppy realization that, own' He would invite me out radio 5UtIon for a brief time as when he first Joined NB in for a drink, and of course he disc Jock ey. He didn't like it. There never was a better time than 661t New York, Ix)th ne and Frank was so kind an(] took me Linder was the Old stnry: I could now to use a cl Milied ad In mic McGc b o th came from lii wing in a professional see never think of anything in say 12? 26)) or i 9 Okishoma, when I first came in New York. between the records." He _______________________ (9) Newlywed Game Florida Seminole 3222611 C i;k:pvj selling AVON Yet, the suggestion that his remarked. "Wh en you've got ' ... iuel1eraJdSeIccg Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2.00 (2, 8) Days Of Our yes (6) Gu din g Light 6:55 (2 r r BY DAN LEWIS 1:30 (2, 1) Jeopardy (6) As The Wor ld Almanac 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac (I) Sunshine '2 Almanac 623 , ,.,e Flying Nun 6:30(6) Summer Semester (8) Today in 7:00 (9) Th* Increbible 1phins.On . * FUNNY BUSINE5S DOONESBURY LATEST % vto I'll TION r ' 6:10 (2) Sunrise ( VOU do now? able to make his contract with TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE ThE ROME JUST TO 600 (9) SunriseJubilee (6) Hogan's Heroes () What's My Line ) Sea World 13) News (24) News (24) LI IlIas, Yoga And You (35. 44) Star Trek . (6,0) Ns (9) All My Children (35) Matinee 3 () Movie MORNING Truth I You bid (it isath's a nd partner bids six cub What do by ENOJ TV FRIDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The TO11MY'S QUIE-STION declarer would have led a tr ump to his king at tr ick two. If trumps broke 2-1 he would be WLRE5 THURSDAY ______ - he rebid his spades. A-A fu bid 1% indirated Lancelot ruffed the diamond and e rrommrnd 1i%c spades, _____ 1 ) You. South. hold *AQ654 VAQ654 #A K 4 lead in dummy. A careless CLAflER with BIMO BURNS I-.ii Het Wanted l icense required. Experienced only need apply. Apply 101) Mill er Drive, Allarnonfe Springs. off Chaflolle St. S&K Wairet%ovu. DIAL w n as 26 46 ass time in scientific bidding and just put L;tnceirit in a slant after L Ne Today Host Vetera rfl an i ( 14 24 contract that was makeable. adan wasted no ; CAMPUS TONIGHT'S 00 SV4 North %et Hence, 0 TION INFORMA ) P177A'? h( Hilt Ifl depended on to make an), J Is WANT AD I - raise Sir fncelot because the pccrless I5 icelot could . il [Z'A 8, 197417A nswll,ion nvaneirs needed, employment for ambitious moon. dummy's top hear, trumps dummy's next heart, draws th e last trump with the queen and claims the rest. Pass August ____________________________________________ with the trump ace. He discards his queen, and thre dubson -' / Thursday, --- and ma de his best lea d with the ace of diamonds. Lancelot trumps with the six Cf spades In Ufflrn},, pu.s two rounds Ot tru mp ending up in dwnrny 16 5 Herald diamonds. West took his ace Both vuliwra hlt flt L e dummy a king of hearts and discarded the eight of . / I enough to lead it high diamond when he gained the lead. 084 : II ace ohth and was smart A I J 9653 4 4752 •KJ86 SOUTH (U) KQ9875 ' ' ALLEY ! IPM -?r<' ov1L1 LURCH! MAN? AGAINST Th. WELL, I'M ) sgtJ.ro Look,Read, Buy RE By OSWALD and JAMES JACO8 AIRPORT 1 7I7 r- �18A-Evening Herald Want Thursday August 8, 1974 Ads -- ~ __ -_ Furnished -1-1-1--__- __ Unfurnished 30 Apartments Rent 33 Houses Rent 41 7 Bedr oo m clean secluded water front house on beautiful Lake * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Harney. 1)1 6446. After 7 p m 162 Single story Studio. 1, 7, and 1116 b edroom apartments. Pool. (lUbh%, carpeting, drapes. ___________________________ _________________________________ kitChen eoulpped, central heat and air. Monthly rentals fr om $147.50 14 Mobile Homes Rent 327 90. 1505 W 25th SI, Sanfor d erfind ers -.-_-~ - - 141 for Sale -- Houses wit __ Commercial Properties I Homes, Lots and ruur - u SToRY-i bedroom, 2' Cl) home, very large Florida room with fireplace. Carpeted, central heat & air. A lovely horn, Acrea ge LAKE FRONT- I bedroom, 3 bath, screened swimming pool, 7 acres / ci very large lake. Orer will trade. JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC Broker. 107W Commercial Sant Ord. 327- 78S tHREE & tz ACRES - on beautiful spring fed lake. Has older 10 room frame house. Paved roan Iron Miller Road of I Classified ------,--- - Houses 41 for Sale ________________________ ______________________ / 43 Lots and Acreage a l A The MisceIlanous 50 - SO on Jbedroom, lbath,'z 120, 101, kept hom $19,000. e with 5hurb & frees for 3.2 ACRES- in the City. Zoned MR 1, paved road frontage. - !7l Montgomery Ward air COfl ditloner, 15,000 flU. 72Ovolt, used oni 2 years. $90 e - . I 4DI 11 7sofa beds with bolsters and Covers I'40; wait oven '$20; refrigerator 570, 52* 0465. ____ brand Lube & Sell "in A Big Deal 0120 IS - Air Conditionkig J Horn. Improvem.i $S00 CAPRIS at DISCOUNT • - Specia I Ave. 10 AM to dark. Friday. Sal., • - Lawn Service Carpentry MANAGER T AINEES SANFORD LOCATION RECIPE FOR S- UCCESS BASIC INGREDIENTS: Th e Ability & Intelligence to maximize your potential, The Dedication and Altitude required to demonstrate your Ability through hard work, The Aggressiveness necessary to pursue your career Obectv on a iong term basis. 4,) A company that has position openings and a working environment that recognizes and rewards results, P.' II ül th(-' mnJr(''Jftflf ti or '.eek trdlning program, constantly adding large closes of ex. perience and knowledge; Final product Is ................................... "YOU,, Ready to grow with us? It you have the basic ingredients, please call COLLEC irn interview appointment. DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL EAGLE FAMILY DISCOUNT STORES INC. 305 688.9651 Ext, 27, 61 or 74 Equal Opportunity Employer M-F kr I Concrete _______ Limited Offer. HURRY ! ! Capri... It Sexy European" . . T( 1 MERCURY 4101 ; so COW 322-4114 1801 West 1st St. Sanford 0 '1 'dimrod Fold out camper, offer. 373 9177 Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe t Shampooer f or only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ar a 10 To. SUPER USED CAj 644.3912 '74 Charger SE '71 Toyota Corona Loaded, Low Mileage, Lows-stPric,lnrown 4 Dr. Air Cond. 1295 '3895 '3095 Brass Hat, Loaded '74 Pinto Runabout $3995 '70 Coronet 500 '73 Ford Wagon JSeatWagon Air,Allto,PS,PB Loaded '2995 Grand Torina Only '1995 Ii '72 Nova 4 Dr. I - ' i I Economy VII Air, Auto, Gold Metallic With t. 1. _` I I 44 0 & With Console '2895 V New Units Arriving MILES PER Regularly 30+ GALLON 1 make Can't put the car in the gara ge, Sell no longer needed items with a ClasSified ad in thc Sanford Herald Dial 327 2611 or III 9993 to 011CC yourS 74 Chevy '68 Dodge VI, Auto., Air Cond. Short Bed. $4095 '73 Dodge D100 (2)4Cyl.,Longbed - 4PD as 1700 ICyl Stick p1395 '2495 '1395 •2995 Dodge Van - 109 '995 '72 Luv Pu 4 Spied. Lowest Price In Town Mag Wheels, Only -1(,A 'LII Hustler Bright Red Special 4010 '1395 WID fte fte Abandoned. uflsanted iunk cars h'auled away Your cas,, 510. Oriariclo, '.1956194 anytime. I 78 3733166 Yamaha CT) 175 good COnditiOn With dirt accessories. 1.600. 372 6-11.1 . . 4b a W a 1 SUMMER FUNTIME SPECIALS 1201 AIRPORT BLVD, marts and Accessori. Service on all makes. Open 7 7,7 days a week, 322 9113 9 Trucks and Trailers 971 Ford F 100 pick up, or 1971 Nova. Low equity and assume payments 373 0163 69 Toyota Corona TOYOTA Pickup 4 Sp, $258.80 On, Cash or Trade,With L Camper Top .... $ 3195 or Trade, S. Tax 2 Dr., ________________________________ $43.50, Tag- Idle $20, Apr, 21.57, Fin, Chg. $216.3.6. 1 1968 Cobia Boat 24 mos. at 146.59 40~ z.- - _ 1% '70 60 hp, Johnson engine 162 Ford Econollne Van. Looks and runs good 5500 or make offer. 323 17*1 -40 f o7_ '1 Autos for Sale Mustang City * ~ MONTH '73 Az6k] (With Good Credit) Buys - Any - Cal' '63 thru '71 Models 643 14IS 17 92 M,aitiand 19 2 T Bird Medium green. Fancy itxket seals and console. Stereo adia One owner. Call JOhn, 377 994 Dea ler Jack Davis Stop by and see him today for $50 Down '71 TOYOTA CORONA H.T,, 4 Sp., R&H Extra Clean - THE - $3 Chevy 11 -, ton truck . state body Good tires, runs Good. Price $200 3: 7.1671 8D OF " I 40 MORE cono 2695 1971 CELICA ST. 4 I . 3895 '2O9j TOYOTA Pickups 3 To Choose From Starting At ........... W-A car 1195 '74 TOYOTA CELICA G.T. AM-FM, AC 5 Speed, Low Mileage ________- SALESMAN 96.4 GMC Tractor with 1973 engine. S Speed transmission, 2 Speed rear end. New lrSpedion with 15 ton Thelan Low Boy with ramps. 3i9551)., - NEW TOYOTA TRADE INS With Payments To Suit You NEW CYCLE SHOP II I. FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS OR OVER ALLOWANCES ON ALL OTHER NEW MODELS Motorcycles BLAIR AGENCY 1 12795 Is ON THE SPOT INSURANCE & BANK RATE FINANCING Motorcycle Insurance S. I *4a 40 7224 . Junk Cars Removed - Monthly 36 Months Freight $54,39. S. Tax $94.14 Tag $20, Finance Charge $396.59 APR 11.08 $267,53 Cash or Trade To Qualified Buyer. 'a Mi radio, Ov.rsi,,d Whif Wail Tires. 3 000 Miie .p'w. '72 Datsun Wa 77 0I" "THE LOWEST PRICED CAR IN THE REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue of '73 Ford Courier 1395 Auto Repairs iis-Accessories 99 17 Volt Batteries sii.,s - '2895 '70 El Camino Vi. Auto, iaI Dodge Van Auto. PS, Chrome Wheels, Tires Shiny Olack, And Only Pu 76 a. EXCELLENT TRUCK BUYS VI Automatic, Short Bed, Two Tone Paint. Lowell Price In Town 1 Strips,Whit,Buckets '2995 '72 Ford PU 6 VI Air. Auto, PS, Silver With Black Fa ctory Air, & Loaded With Equipment, Only 12,003Mi,, Compote II El Camino Classic 1 73 340 Dart Creston IL000MI. Extra Clean t- - '1095 '72 Chrysler Newport Matching interior. Only ' I. Mafonda Home Good Selection For complete motor home sales cnd Service stop by: ape '74 Dart Sport 340 House? Financing n new N 64 323-7730 (2) AIr, Auto,, 6Cyl.,PS I 11 , I CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR RV NE EDSII 373 9020 Where Everybody Rides" Plymouth Duster ' Wall _____ -_ - Thermotax c op y mahnr secretary. Excellent working Condition. Make offer. 373 1313 BOB DANCE DODGE 01 831.4039 2 1 1) ) or 628-2162 PH. W.P. $3).1O1 `ii"ii"ii" 1973 VW Camper, bright orange, air, automatic, full camper equip. mint, pop top, like brand new 1.5795. Call Whitey Eckitein, 322. 1651 Dealer 4 I 41 mRonoA HOES Inc. Office Equipment And Supplies Typew rit er and Adding M.atsine Like New, 580 Call 373 0243 a fter S LINCOLN 4WD 41P a _______ Plan. .-. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. lit St. 373 4711 '4 ABCO VENT CO. S -,--'- - Camper-Travel Trailers Motor Home Call Don Pci,.e at 372-163) U I g 1.1 ._1 A Buy of A Lifetime- 1$' Travel Trailer, like new. $1,350. 3724-470. 322 02". Country 161C HWY. IT v2 at S POINTS LONGWOOø 75 All sizes and models, 10 ipeeøs, speeds, and standard bik es now available at Firestone St or e. Call _ - Truck Renfali in is now within the reach Of the younif work,nq people of the area; as well as the older retire, on a fi'ed income Sec u regardin, your Ciigibility to purch a new 3 bedroom home fr no cash down and reduced monthly payments under the arsrie,s Home Ad. ministration Assistance . Buy, sell, consign, appraise or special sales out of anything of value 1700 French Ave 33 73-10 Sanford, Fla. Bicycles 60 - Need A New COROLLA " 1200" 2 dr. Sedan COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Bikes, Bikes, Bikes . - _,_ I t!ii~~~~ 58 Painting -- L. Auctioneering Services RO3SC,. MARINE 2'177 Hwy 17.92 177 5961 _______ '' ,-, :.~u,,,,,! 11 __lt$eF~:D~7 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances Plus Special sales (watch ads). - REALTY - Stamps-Coins * Sanford Auction * Boats & Marine Equipment 20' Aluminum Cabin Cruiser-sleç 4-with head, 100 HP JOhnso, trailer, depth finder, bilge pumi ___________________ EVEREST 1966 Dodge in good condition, air. 1250 Call 834 6920 after I. Coins. Single or Bulk. SEM INOLE 13' Seabreeze fibcrglass runabou l. 50 HP Mer cury electr!c stare. Ti - t trailer. 17C4 or best offer. 373.7$3 j. Turbine Vents Burglar Alarms 69 & Sun. E lec. fishing motor; COIN CENTER, 109W. Iii St. 373. C er amics; Furniture; Dishes ; etc. 4357. 32301 02 -,------_____________________ Garage Sale' Sat., August 10. 72 Auction Clothes, Miscellar.eoijs,furniture 1 1 1 1 1 sureCI!an1fl Land Clearing SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY 323.5163 or 834-0077 1961 Olds Cutlass 5, new wide ovals. $995. Call Whitey Eckstein, 372 1651 Dealnr CARPORT SALE: 2319 Palmetto We Buy and Sell Gold and silver I B.eavty & APPLY Garage-Rummage 5S Appances - Experience only. 1969 Renault. 4 Door, excellent condition, Air, new inspection. $750 or best offer. 322 995. 11150 6616221. - . hospitalization Insurance. '11 Ford Galaxie 500 Fully powered. $1000. 323 5555 af Ter lp m. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormicys E. 16,322 173.3 7*53 Gale Place, Sanf or d, 11111iI I I I I I01 Roog Feed ____________ I1 Ready To 67A _ Paid vacation, paid 1972 Mercury Monteray. 1 door sedan. Fully equipped with air Conditioning. Low mileage. Call Andy, 372 4311. Dealer. Antique Zenith console -radio . Short wave, 68 Wanted to Buy medium hand Af '' would like unwant ed TV's. Make offer. 322-2775. I Student to learn repair. Will pick up 322 609 E. 2nd St. 035 _____________ 9 Directory of Experts 9 year old Paiamino gelding, Spirit ed, $150. 777-9422 Brand New 1971 Model TV RCA XL 100. Asking $33O 3223212 Allows Us To AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. A Horses CASH 322 4137 Complete vldo replay Worth $1,000. will take $1800. Answering For used furniture, appliances. rtsone available. 67$ 18.37. looPs, etc Buy I or 1001 stems ________ ___________ _______________ ____________________ Larry's Mart, 715 Sanf or d Ave ______________________ Color Console TV. excellent con ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ditlon. Must Sell. $150 firm. 32). 0715 Tii ,,;,..ni,,l ,,t..l 'WIi'U!I 644 8126, Winter Park -- I or 1912 MG Midget, racey orange, blue interior, black top, radials, ready to ride. 76 MPG, $175. DeBary, 663 6438 . 66 TV-Radio-Stereo 53 _______________ Sales 4 commercial use. A great dO'i vn Stenstrom a MOSSIE C. BATEMAN town location, Approximati ly TT REAL ESTATE a 3.100 sq, ft. floor space. Very r pa . BROKER ____ 'REALTOR 3 77 784) sortable rent to substantial pa: 6411791 DeBary' Rea4 O'i S7 . nice clean 1 bedroom who will maintain building in gc od Deltona a** * apartment, lights, water fur. condition May sublet space. F or LAKE MARY-HERE ARE THE into call H. A. DALE REAL'! Y. nthfd. Adults 327-2296 alter 4. 73,, Pc?. interest Rate PLAIN FACTSI This 3 bedroom Mortgage To Assume At 647-6161, home i right on Lake Mary GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU APSfiment - Adult No cets in Boulevard next 1 on a corner lot 411 NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 BR It B.0 H, & carpet,7 ri '5)0 Manufacturer's Rep has spa re 3 and I bedroom homes. V to 2 100' x 104'. It's ii, excellent paved Strut, payments on r carpeted and air c on dition Pd baths priced from $22,130 to ddion, newly painted, extra large office for rent in San ford Si 2$ toage ur.der $150. No qualify kitchen and bedrooms. Stoo right 525,100 on large wooded iot. Seller n monthly including Houses Rent 'utilities. Idi al now a nd call REAiTQR.Associate pays all closing cost. VA. FHA, for on man rep, office, a cconventio,1.l loans. Builder, Unfurnished Sonny Raborn. Af'r' 3 count ant, etc. 3236M. JOHN SAULS AGENC 1179. Price? Only 124,. Deltona, 9017t$-flbo. Orlando, 3 bedrooms. I', baths, c,ntrcl heat 30473.I3M. Financing available. DYNAMITE LOCATION for a Days3fl 7171 Eves 373f 41S Serve You! and air. $200 month. Broker tom,trit, physIcjgn podiafris ASSOCla t, CITY-CAREFULI YOU COULD LAKE MARY, cute 1. neat, 3/ etc. Neat Altamonte Mall. ?MO s4 Sfemper Realty HAVE AN AFFAIR with this 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, large cheery ft. avpil 134-MM. SACRIFICE bedroom, 2 bath. Has lovely kitchen, central heat 1. air, near Central Heat & Air Cnnditioning REALTOR : paneled family room, formal Junior College, sthooi, and stores, 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home. CNfl. Seminole For free estimates, call Cart 41 MLS / Orange Houses for Sale ASA CLEANS ALL 3-SlI, dining room and kitchen, fenced ithen Bathroom garage, beautiful yard. 209 Pin, Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 122 41"I Cab,nt, I919S. French '5%u' yard, large pantry, cablevision SANFORD 1771 Winds Dr., Hidden Lake, SnCounter tops, Sinks Installation floor Wa,rmg., Eve 172 7371 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS mail - $27,30 372 1196 377 754$ in 0165 6illbi and the right price. $29,500. Call Three b,'droms, 1 bath, goo d wnassumesn,c*omtg$1 P Dud Cibtll 3 22 8037 anytime REALTOR Associate Rose SouthLike new. Lived nI ma. Mustilell Going fishing? nelOPiborhood. Large lot. All a Get all the eq uipment 2 Bedrooms. 1' bathe, GE kitchen, at once. OWNER. Ph. 323 7725. ward. Alter hours 322 6401, 2Iianc,s. Carpet througnoul BEAT INFLATION vOu need for those bi9 ones with a C HA, WW car pet. Adulti Only. C leant AC'DITIONS & REMODELING ad 3221994. PINECREST_OKAY FOLKS! WINTER SPRINGS RPM CALL BILL READ THIS ONE CAREFULLY, own-] bedroom home has large Oft. I -lU 3374 Hartman Realty, Inc. Thompson's Roofi ng LakeMary333 0111 Clean, spacious 2 pedroom Has] bedrooms, 2 baths. heat, air, Cyclone fenced yard with many Bargain Hunter 's Build up & thlnqt.i. DUPLEX equipped kitchcn, and Florida Suite 203 The Greater Ma ll air. kItchen .p. trees. PALACE GUARD one year All work guaranteed , room. Really. It's a real nice home pliances, Washing rnchine. Quiet REALTORS, C1sseIberry,S30.) service contract on electric, heat, Unheard of low price of only 119,900 AAA Home Repair Inc. )73'I251 After fla.m. neighbor hood, Geneva. siso. 30. With a real nice price-only Full line GE APpllanc.s air, plumbing, hot water heater. buys you a lovely like new 2 5767. $8,500. Oh, yes, it's right next to a bedroom home with air, thi Sanford Electric Company Satisfaction guarantee, Carpentry, $19,500. Ask for Ruth Klngdon. Lalibart Real Estate city park with tennis courtsl All A ssoc., '20-5500. After hours, 643 7$22 Park Drive, 322 1362 pa inting. 671.1S44. carpets, screened porch, larl Lake Mary-Extra nice large 3 right, you net tee's, let's hear from 24 Hour Service 3419 - 111M-fenced yard. Low down amPd bedroom,7 baffi, garage, egupp.d you? Call REALTOR.As,iate Call 322 -7491 assume mortgage. No Qualifyir10 BUDDY'S John Memo Aft er hOurs 3730313 I 10 kitchen, big family room 32) 0143. Care cYDEp RENTS TRUCKS Roberts nece,s.ry. Hrryt Call Phyllis Gilman HOME IMPROVEMENTS EconQIineVanstoOi,se Cappor,l, R ,..._ EXCELLENT NESGHBORHOOD_ EAL Tractors oc Small Jots Wanted TOR .Ass iat, 2 bedroom, fenced yard, free water LOCH ARBOR-PRESTIGE 830-5500 lclay 1 year, 373 S3 10 3 72 133*, "Like 2 bedroom, 1 bath frame, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Mary'' $161 mo, Security deposit in ____________ Irc Peaitrs LAKEFRONT LOCATIONI Near Long,vood fIrepa, screened porch, (torm.'rly Harrett's fleaut,Nook) CLIFF JORDAN 6620 or 371 515,4 C ountry Club. LOytiy 2 oedroomn, 2 beautitui yard, all fenced $12,900 519 E. Pine, 322 S747. bath with family room, Flor ida Rdut' ,Our electric Diii wIll REALTOR Sanford 3 Bedrooms, newly $31 '22 porch, formal dini ' ng room and decorated inside a CO't'ple? ceiling & wall insulation' LOSE IN-Two bedroom , 1 ba th, Jim Hunt Realty -Don't needs!" Serve I us eful Out Kit chen many other features on large Free estimates Athton In equi,ped. Deposit required, Rent Our sulation, central heat and air, carpet, Post again When you Soll them Upset With Mobile Homes 149,000. Call REALTOR-Associate I REALTOR 322 -2111 42 (9041 719 3710 $175. 3Ta-ti.J, I)) 2419, modern kitchen, 571.000. with I Classified ad fr om After Hr -377 9214 the _______________________________ Julian Stenstro. Aft er hours Skyrocketjg . Herald Call 'us today, '327 3991 and 372 044 Don't 2160 3 bedroom mobile home With air delayl Just dial 3772411 Carpentry Remodeling Additions, Electric Bills? WP4ER ANXIOUS-3 bedroom, 1'II or I)) conditioner and 750 gallon septi c 33 Hou ses Rent Furnished Custom Work, Licensed, Bonded. ba th, kit chen equipped, central RAVENNA PARK-WHY NOT FURNISHED 9993 To place your low cosf want "j tank. 3230140. Longwood, Free estimat e. 323-40k ad • STOP SEARCHING and look into heat, carpet, privacy fcnc•d, ConStant flow of air thw'u attic au'. Bedrooms, 1 baths. 511,000. iIETIREES DRiAM this) bedroom, 2 ba th with large Beautlfuliy furn)sh.d, all electric 7 123.500. 14 --utomaticafly. Operates on wind eg irr ular pool, equipped kitchen, Cassetberry, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, bedroom, fl) bath tO*ythot,,i. II Flamingo 2 BOrm , set upon lake, power only. By r educin attic; large f enced lot. $11,500. 3329591. AMACULATE-7 bedr oom 1 bath, Florida room. cen tral climate REASONABLE See between II skirting Take up payroent%or pay heat, you can save up t 75 Pct. on ' control, carpeti family room, briçtl$ cheery and 4, 7)04 Part Ave., Sanford. ng over terrazo, kit. (if f Ph. 373 0330. Dea ler. air conditIoning ccst and an:, then, 111,500 - C&A Backhoe Service phone lacks, wired for stereo, gas a'.arage 0117.00 or more per 'i',ly remodeled furnished 2 12*44' AlIas 2 Bedrooms furnisjj grille arid other features, 145.000 Burglar Alarms n-.ontt, on elect ric billp 5.31.00 toe . Extra clean. $7,400 Must sell. 363 .e-room house. Wti to wall O*rer moving to Alabama, must n wpt lInks, fill dirt, New ForHomes&Bt,jinesse s one, 2 for $71.00 or 3 for 1,9.00: driveways All INC,, REALTORS 59 36 carpet, drapes, and air. Fenced sell? Call REALTOR Ajsociat, HALL REALTY Free EstImates, 32) 6762 kid of d4gging, installed. For one story shingle 7 9)42 or uack,ard, Florida room, carpor'. 32339$). Rose Southward for details Alter 7606 S.HWY 1792 roof 621 0000 Quality asseIberry; For Sale, 100 * 100 nstaIlalio,,' hours, 372 4404 , and utility room. 32274$. R EALTOR in S/li guaranteed, mobile home lots. Good location CITY-DELIGHTFULLY SHADED 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, 5-430 down, T er ry Realty, REALTOR, 63$ Furnished 2 bedroom on Si. Johns .._ 2 bedroom, compleli. furnished IllS mo.. 9 pct. ACRE REALTY, ______ ' $300 mo. plus 11 00 security. I Oil). frame stucco with fireplace plus - Yard Clean Up, trim, and mowing REALTOR, 3737730. 44 Al so 2 bedroom hOUSe on Upsala Iillage Real Estate heat and air, almost new roof, and VINCENT'S CARPcI',TRY 19733 bedroor., Barrington, reduced service. Call us ANYTIME, ORLANDO Rd. $175 ma, plus $50 security 0S)611.1s14 shallow well for only 11 6,000 FHA 321 atMI $1500, . TOP cp'u v'iu don't btlive that want ads I nt A erior Tr,m, Paneling, Cutøm 3274799 after 5 _________________ Of VA Financing avaimaol, Call DEL Opd,'. 1305 IftI 41 11 tcingresulll, try one, and listen to Carpentry No lob too small REALTOp.A,iate John Memo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES . . Licensed & Boridei. ph'ne" ring Dial 3222411 or 500 French .Ac 5477 After hours 3220213 ''l JPOJOrlanrjo. Sub-Contractors - ___ ______________ 373 S?' in 'n Call 322-2420 Anytime __________________________ 4 Painting and Wallpaperi If you are In neesi of a framing: ng No i too Small Quality workmanship "SaflfOtd' Sales Leader" 3tJbdontractor. Call BIG HAMS., Ron's Ccrete & Masonry Free Ph. 3731379 or 37) ., Your Multiple Listi MER CONIT. S 4160 t'Strii4tCS Floors patos & driv es ng Agency Brick or stone planters Patch and ___1PAINTING CONTRACTOR ________________ REALTOR!, repa,'rq 3735197 Or ark 111 1 ' ' Work fully - ,,ji " Pnnrnn - body man. 50.50 commission -- o S big and use themt KENMORE WASHER, paris, Service, usea machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 Oov , , - Ui 8-5:30 Weekdays 8-12:00 Saturdays __________ Classified ads.. read Position open for Auto C14',$if,ed Ads are the Sllejt ' ' news Ilems you will find .iflywhere Low in cost, high in results, that's - W is Payton 1971 MG Midget Convertible, $1795 Call Whitey Eckstein, 322-2651 Dealer 3 Poodle.for Sale AvaIlable August 10 3 flS739orlII-3fl FREEZERS 30 day guarantte. Wayne's Quality Furniture. 1200 French Ave fl3 $410 AUTO BODY MAN -_____ '' alue I 1.35 EACH 3735fl4 with no down payment. Dick's ____________________________ _______________________________ - 1970 Datsun 5)0 Ispeed, runs perfect 119$. 322-5026, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Appliances 54 $1909S I. - stock" pening Specials Tune-Up Special $2.9S With . Also frozen meats, Animal Haven Boarding Kennels, 3fl-s73 . . ' I . Factory Assistance b -. ". . ------ THE VOLKSHOP I IlillI 011111111111111111111111111 Just A Little Ad. You, 1970 Galaxie 500, 1 door hardtop, air, 51395. Call Whitey Eckstein, 372. 1631 Dealer Science Diet Foods, pet Supplies, - - I --- For 80 ______ Autos for Sale Applianc es 322-7651. _________________ OWNER Selling Pets and Supplies - -_____________ Ranges, Holpo:nt and Tappan, Priced right. Flnnncing available ___________________ Rare Opprtunity Ii . _____________ 65 Household Goods 52 Automatic wa sher - $25; automatic dryer, like new - $50; 12 * IS carpet, DuPont 301 nylon, green. 550 373 6759 after 3- coffee and end tables, Mediterranean pecan-$75. 372 $311 Your 322-2 677 - Call Credi Dept. SANFORD SEWINOCENTER )OA East 1sf St., S anford 322 911). Eves $69 1)14, Househo ld Goods Do DAVE'S USED FURNITURE 500 S. SANFOFS DAVE. 3739370 373.4 Drop in bobbin, zig-zag and 3 needle position, Like new c ondition, solid new f or 113, balance of $45 cash or S paym en ts of $10. New warranty twocade. Exceptional cond -%200, I17I si 1973 Singer Zig•Z.ag L ov e Seat and matching chair, gold .CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and expert instaila,lon 20 yrs. exp il Lowest prices in town. Call 67$ t~ INTRODUCING I 51 Household Goods in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin I ma ch ine. Fully automatic. Pay balance of 1.7$ or 10 payments of 58 WILL DO FENCE JOB Experiencecj& Reasonable 332 8474 Ads ________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL- TRADE 311315 E. F ri? $t. 322 5422 Sale Blrdcfog puppies also for sale. 24$? OrangeAve. ., 1E%N11&N64D ATTENTION VV/ ______________________ Want * * Singer * * Furniture at __________________________ 51 .838 2970 1*6 end tables, matching; T night stands; 1 Table lamps; Sofa; 323 282 4. after noon. DIPAt%NID ______ Miscellaneous - Riding Mower, $ HP, 36" cut, FREIGHT SALVAGE manual start, 1 yr. old, excellent BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR ' COndIIon, $300. 322 5129 Appliances air cond, freezers refrig Stepladders wire etc . 2" self priming gas powered Briggs Gormly'S E. 16, Sanford 3234733 •-., Stratton engine, 3 bath comrno ______________________________ and 3 wash basins 373 MAITLAND FLEA MART It 1911 Hwy. Il 97 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 wheel trAIler, Corner table & H t! ___ et For Sale ______ - --- For Sale SANFORD REALTY tape. Sanford Ave. T 12'X60' 7603 Park Dr m th on each . 647 7400 or $763474 ________________________ 3 Bedroom Duplex Family Room - ________ D)fl 7717 Hopkins Realty THREE BEDROOM frame cot. Kitchen Equipped, P00, Cerrort NINETY ACRES- on I-I. near tage on Lake Mary. 100' lake E1y beautiful Wekiva River by ' Refrigerator, 19 Cu. H. with interchange. High ground, wooded $31 $102 REAL TOR 51)1 4300 renting a mobile home at CAMP Irontage with lots of trees, Roberts & Gilan AREA'S icemaker; Early American dining FINEST and lake front. Has I 4 fr on tage, NEIGH I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments SEMINOLE. No pets No alcohol room Suite, TVandster; washer and Paved Country road frontage. 8o sSOO BORH000 This 3 bedroom, l'z LAKE MARY AREABeautiful FurniShed or unfurnished 60' 322 4470 and dryer. 373 $319 bath Older home on 3.60 acres of mi Lo'9*d "Get 'Em WniIe S*imming pool. bedroom, 7 bath Cl) home on a Cr lwilh gorgenus trees, in the COMMERCIAL LOT- 2500 block 1720 S Orlando 7 oedroam mobile home - air con wooded secluded lot, Has carpet, Or 323 2920 ity, can be yours for only $10,000 Elm Ave. 150x1357'. atione, carpet. Very nice * central heat & air, don. Owner wiil holo It Adults only. 1)60 plus utilities They're mom o " bedro,,, 1 bath, wall to wall tgage. $50,000. Call Margaret $617 ONE HALF ACRE LOT across arpeting, dra pes, c entral heit SEVERAL NEW 3 & I bedroom Funds may be cut off in July. New Scott. REALTOR Associate. After from SemInole High School, ,I'd air, Fully equipped %ith dish houses Good financing 2 bedroom trailer with screened.in hours 372 7$4. houseS in a rural area. No down 'sI'er, Call Mrs. Rutherford 323 porch $110 $23 deposit. No pets. payment-monlhly payments less TWELVE RESIDENTIAL LOTS-Jose " than rent. Governmen t Subsidized INTERESTED IN ACREAGE? ST. JOHN' S REALTY on 26th St. to qualIfied buyers Call to see If and 14 acres north west Sanford. lt'droqy$ Refrigerator, Stove. air -8F1OI'ER5 Only $ 15.000 includes house and you q..,,iiify!f Ond,tloner Adults only. Resort PrGpeity The Time Tesle Firm ST. JOHN'S REALTY 36 Availle August 1. 37.i 0911 after Shed Or Days; 3226173 322.7337 For Rent 4 0 M. M. (JP4SWORTH REALTY 1 and ' acres near Lake Harney Niht: 372 5171 BROKERS 322 7357 includes 2 bedroom home. 1)8.000. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 803w 1st St. Tt' Time TeSted Firm Large elf. apts, complete kitchen SANFORD PAOLA 6 acres, Convenient to Sanford. Terms. Call REALTnP Associ s ac 7).4), 323 05)7,3229320 S I fl.we &t,i carpeted air TV 0O'to be,Ch I Longwood area. 2 bedrojn, air. orange grove 3 BR, 2 Ba., cen. 14 Vic Gischler After hoho -I NigPmt: 327 5471 A. OWNER stuve, refrigerator, $153 plus $100 i 377 7174 LAKE MARY-Large older home on FROM $17.50 Day I ISO' Site with fruit trrt' 3 JOH?NY WALKER "GOTTA GO . ' ---------------tJe(lroom, large screened.fronl or $95 Week I GENERAL CONTRACTOR About Smiles east of post office and ;riJt:oorre,r 3rOOrnaPl. I po rch and enclos ed back porch. 60' building lot. Total price $1000 I ____________ REAL ESTATE. INC. I in the wide open spaces, a 3 (T Is! and last month reguired i Occupants) J Centralheat.alrconJitIonedonl I 14OOdown,jyearsonthebalan, 322U57-)fl7111-3227131 bedroom, 2 be th Colonial brick _______________________________ 3727780 $17,100. BEACHCOMBER I ____________________________ Phon e 377.3905 I home. Only 2 years oli Recreation room Could MOTEL Cr. Palmetto & Commercial KULP REALTY . hea bur l,. I 31 WINTER SPRINGS-Country Apartments Rent bedroom. Open Space for a gar. Formerly Hunt LincolnrcuryB,dg 77 107W,lst St. 055 'Dent ne'ds'' Serve I at Its test. lovely 3 bedroom, 7 I uSeful Furnished den, chickens or horses New Srnsrna Aarh 3322333 I j purpose SflSIfl fl you v.' ,&....,. YIJU )VlI them oarn, with family room, dining I should see this todayl ft )ed d RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED With a classifi ed ad O from the Speci al s room, and eat-in kitchen, Lot Size, Elf icincy aot., car pet ed , with air. at %33.00Q. Call Mildr ed Stemper at Ocala: Beautiful country living Phone 4773766 Herald. Call us todayf Don't 230' x 236' *119' x 300'. Grape 190 per mo. KULP REALTY, 372. Bedroom, 2 bath home on 14 acre 3271991 or after hours 379 delay' Just dial 32726)1 l3 nis arbor, farm pond and Zoned for CondominIum . at New Smyrna of land. Outside complete, inside 99 To pi,ice sour low ros ? . . lii i I horses Call B eac h . partically finished, MAO down edroom, __________________________ 11 QUICK SALE- Lincoln Heights, ad now and we'll show it to you. l-28edroom.AdultsOnly ____________________________ modern kitchen. 372.$S76. take over payments of 5))) per Nice brick .ome. 3 bedrooms, Spec. Rates For Senior C itizens __~ 344, 161.519 baths, Only 115,500. $?500 down PlulcIsison Ocean front apa rtments, SANFORD-Quality plus, lovely 44 Park Avenue Mobile Park Farms and Groves and assume U.000firit mortgage, 339 S Atlants, Daytona Beach older) bedroom 2 bath with for I s Acr es on pav ed road with ,range 75*5 Park Drive, 322.7141 owner will take se cond mor?oaoe Call Mrt P II w,,s,p,,.,,, i,, .. ,, - IlMU - -. -.... ,,,. ,,, .. .,_.. DROVES Plugs, Points, Condenser. caui REALTOR.Associate 15' x 7$ iivingroom. Built-Ins SAN MO PARKS, 1, 7, 3 Bedroor ''"' Ten Plus acres hamlins, 533.000 Margaret Scott. After hours, and Valve Cover Gaskets V galore Beautiful site With large Trailers & Ap?S. 7 Adult parts, 2 37 NICE RETIREMENT HOME Phone 322 754 Business Property i Tt:enty acres Navels- juice. Family parks. 35 1 5 He' 17 97 Includes Adjusting 'hade trees and fruit trees, un I 14,500 per acre, irrigation system, For Rent Bedrooms stri lv og room, doing Sanford, 323 1930. Day, Wk., Mo oergrourmd sprinkler sySlCm. Valves. Stemper Realty Thirty five acres, tangeloej, pink room ,indscrcencij porcti 5l6.9(*J 138.000 grapefruits, hamlins, irrigation WAREHOUSES .INDUSTR1ft REALTOR Bedroom. 911 Park Ave. $)6( system, Hwy. frontage, 13.500 per Sminoie Warehouses fr om oo to SO.000 scl YLS Mth All utilities nC'uded Cal Orange acre. 12? 499) FORREST GREENE INC. ft. with or without offic es. 123000. 1919 S French I_________ REASONABLE - IMMEDIAT REAL TORS 196W. Lake Mary Bvd.J 1 fldr,n. Apt. Large Rooms OCCUPANCY ELMER BAKALLA INC. TAFFER REALTY 32163S] r I Adults Only. No Pets I 10 E. 25th St, WE TAKE TRADES I REALTOR, Fern Park 3fl.9,g 11111113 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PA l 3776453 34.7i7 HUFFMAP4REALTY Realty 332 1301 WELAKA APARTMENTS 323-OOdior$42-7373 Al PelI, Jenny Clark, Assoc 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at Il 97 114W. 1st St. 372 591 or 332 $113 For lea se -- Building for offices $150 per Thursday, August8, 1974-19A H eat -- L SO Miscellaneous For Sale - Herald fleat I?' plywood boat. E quipp ed 3 S HP on trail r, $150. Also VW bus camper r oof carrier, welded, Ready to be developed-great Childr en% Swing set, $10. Phone ' location for most any type corn 3236070 mercial busines s. Owner would Iik29 per cent down, but iswilling Movingneedtosellbaby furniture; to negotiate on dow n payment, and crib, high chair, stroller, car seat, hold the mortgageonbalan Call and car bed. 32) 4479. Jeff Cohen. Assoc.. $305300 ______ FIVE RESIDENTIAL ios Cedar Avenue. $12,000 Evening ____________ Income And Ibedroom. 2 balh, fully carpeted investment Property home central heat, utility room COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT________________________ with washer and dryer hookup, Oowntown Sanford, Owner says LONGWOOD Zoned C? & RI enclosed garage. Like new. Get offer." $72,700. $1250 do and 1IU79 OVER 300 ' FRONTAGE month, principal and Interest, 156 ACRES- Industrial property, KULP REALTY, 327 7335. railroad frontage and paved road ON 17•92 frontage Sunland Esfaf es - G Priendl y Houses for Sale _______________ ________ W. Garnett White I Bedroom. Furnithed $)10 Per Month 337 9142 One or i bedroom Ionhouse apartmen ts Central heat and lit, en cled Patio Close in, con Vtflhint to everything. From $110. After 6 call 323.799;. - Low .4'' . ;:: y Toyota Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd Ph. 322-8601 2295 �- Thursday, August 8, 1974 20A-Evening Herald CALENDAR Hearing Slated Aug. 15 e o. On A Porno Ra d R AUGUST 15 L('4 P.,* 1,'l$ 'Zsii 7 •I) 11uS$ II7I $ siN l,Ii Z S 111, I 7. 1•6 7 I Ii Ill l 1.I I I* * I II * i G4'i &i.t, T $.,.,Ii'.tI--O.,,.. 5t Y.iI $à C..4 7,1 $ .4 $4 IiIl4 $ $Iei SM ii 3$4 iii,,. at'. $fl T.. I to $ 1oil 111115 ,i. - It I 'I .11 1111 84 P'44 I.It,.(.,.' (..-.,t,4I?..,4{..* I "iI (14. • B)MGAIN SECTION tl; _~ HUM~IREDSOF ROLL ENDS AND REMNANTS GALOREI 1101 J 9 _,,.W CARPET SALE! . $111.4 M(IG.f.5Il, •id $$951M. to thal (a...5,el T.,.p4 G4H4 $0. Ls $.tg OPq -_ 6 1 14 34 Ilia N Evening Herald 'I1 It •p Il(14 06.0 5.4, Lfl S*, $ l0 $lI• .4 1.4, i.. 0.4 lily N Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 Democratic Women's Club of By CIfflIS NELSON patterned alter a federal and Ms. Graham as failing "to As a result, Rutberg argues, a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Seminole County presen ts Herald Slaff Writer warrant secured to cover a s tate a crime," and merely "a person of ordinary in. Democratic Candidates. Public AUG. 10 Florida's anti-pornography "massive seizure" by the reciting a portion of the state telligence" can't figure out SCULPTURES COMMERCIAL Rally. Meet and hear each one. Alcoholics Anonymous S Atty. Abbott Federal of anti-pornography law. State Bureau hat Herring's charges mean. anford Woman's Club, 309Oak law, 30 sq. yd........ $209.00 70 sq. yd $489.00 Women's Group, Holy Cross seizure of alleged Investigation. Ave., 40 sq. yd ...... .. $279.00 80 sq. yd ........ 1559,00' ., 8 p..mRefreshments. Episcopal Church Parish pornographic materials from The bulk of Rutberg's motion 50q S349,0C90,,,sq. _ yd........ S'629.00 House, 40) Magnolia Ave., 24 Altamonte Springs deals wi th the constitutionality Alcoholics Anonymous, Open an WELCH p.m. meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal warehouse, and the subsequent of the state's pornography laws SALE C.mpIt•Iy Instaflid criminal charges against two themselves, however. SHORT SHAG 19,95 soD. Church, Parish house, 400 AIR-FLIGHT Wi th Heavy Nvbb.r Pad AUG 12 persons have been challenged Rutberg begins by saying the Magnolia ') SQ Campletily intsIId. CIRCULATORS '; COMMERCIAL ARPET Alcoholics Anonymous closed as unconstitutional by deiense state law, which uses the '695 so WMW meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Co mpiiftly Installed attorney Gerald Rutberg. "prurient infrrest" guideline " 2LOOt*ctt " adn 2sw NYLON S PLUSH W.II Heavy Rubbeq Pad , StieS '8.95 Church Parish House, 400 AUG. 16 Sem inole Circuit Court Judge for esta blishing pornography, is if cad p. vts. Sic. C.inpiø,iy Installed a III-4f. 11111iff 111tu ft I:;. Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 Volie Williams has granted an unconstitutionally vague and Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. wim HUYy Rvbb, Pad 5I1 '6.95 ' Y*O NYLON SHAG *-Xd 1111iol Iron a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Aug. 15, 11 a.m. hearing on overbroad. 46 C•MpldIV instailidRi. $1.) 9C SO AUGUST 12.16 HI-LO SHAG l*i i'D. itutberg's motion to throw out The charges should be thrown _______ Nsivy Rvbbsf Pad C Registration for first-time Recular 12995 Rc e Deadline for pre-registration charges against Jerry Lee out, Rut!erg argues, because Coapi.ti NYLON HI-LO students at Lyman High School, '695 • WitS s,.tt&Zd,4 qi ed wi th th e the felony crime of "wholesale 9 am, to 2 p.m School begins of first time students at Mabie, associat '' 89c SQ KITCHEN CARPET Comp1.t.ylnjt.Ia.d SPECIAL 6 1 ill • V6 Seminole High School. Out-ofwarehouse, and Marvadean promotion" is defined in nearly Sept. 3. ______ state students must have proof Graham, a warehouse employe. identical terms as the DEWEY TAYLORS QUALITY CARPET WAREHOUSE of AUGUST 13 of immunization from doctor.Mabie and Ms. Graham have misdemeanor crime 6545 E. COLONIAL DR. • ORLANDO Sanford Lions Club, noon, Drop-add changes in courses been charged wi th wholesale "distribution" of pornographic rt MON IM0uQiFRI Stat . House of Steak. Speaker-Jack must also be made with promotion of obscene materials materials. 11 SATURDAYS iSo 131 tit nob Age Cia from a wareho use owned by Rutberg attacks the spe cific SUNDAYS I? Ic'S Homer of Sanford Chamber of registrater by this date, _______ ___ Transcon Corp., a nationally information filed against Mnbie operated CO1I U1 formerly aAUGUST 14 AUG. 14 owned by Mabie. Alcoholics Anon y mous Sanford Kiwanis C41, noon Rutbcrg's motion is based on Civic Center Women's Group, Hol Cross an earlier ruling by U.S. Episcopal Church Parish National Association of house, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 District Judge John A. Reed apparently branding the July 19 Retired Federal Employes p.m. raid illegal because of a Winter Park Chapter 386, noon defective search warrant, but accc:1 S&S Cafeteria, Winter Park. hinting the defense should seek AUGUST 19 remedy in state courts before Starlight Promenaders Alcoholics Anonymous closed Square Dance Club, Civic coming to the federal court;. 1101)' Cross Episcopal Center, 8 p.m. Caller Bob Rust. Church Parish House, 400 Reed said that while t) All square dancers and visitors Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. search warrant secured f rom welcome, visiting Gilchrist County Judge Miller Lang apparently allowed - too broad a seizure of materials Foreign Weights from the warehouse, the state court could order the state to CAKALOLKABACEP RPYAK pay damages to Mable. A Rutberg motion to dismiss URRWAAAWRB AAROOP ERA the charges filed in late July AOEF IRk IRRKGCUMAMON claims the seizure was Wegal. I III Herring has defended the RBNOONGNOWAOAMANOI' I seizure and the warrant as Thursday, Augusta, 1974-1B - rrings 'I 'Business Turns To Debt Fin ancing __________________________________________ .. NEW YORK (AP) Debt raises money in the stock mar. ago, corporate leaders find It don't decline substantially, if means savings andbanks, loan some pension plans must rerather than equity becomestrings. ket it Stockholders comes relatively free situation, of difficult to turn around the the stock market doesn't im- assThis ciations and savings evaluate their estimates of the dominant methodhas of financin general ing the country today, and the are docile. Banks are not; they prove markedly in price and which cannot pay more than 7.9 growth. The Dow Jones IndusThe decay of the equity mar- volume, and if nego consequences are showing dic ta te termn. tiated cornS per cent a year compound ed kts seems to feed on , tria l Average is back where it 4hemselves throughout society. itself. If missions become effective on simply cannot com pe Many corporations now are people distrust stocks today, te. And was 10 years ago, and many of -Stock prices, for example, seriously concerned that their then they must be resold. But May 1, 1975," that means they cannot provide these plans hold the very stocks scramble to borrow mon. home mortgages. are at their lowest in years, future is endangered by their with business so poor, most big eyThe is glar partly because the higher inter, ingly apparent with The impact of all this Is felt in that make up the Dow Jones inability to attract people to the brokers have little interest in small savings accounis. est rates offered for borrowed onwersitip concept an even more pe rsonal way. average. to buying handling any but the active acmoney is too attractive for in. the company's stock rather counts. Ordinarily any interest in Billions of dollars are held in In the opinion of those close to vestors to turn down. They sell than lending it money via Treasury financing comes private pension plans to fund the scene, the complex problem The head of Morgan Stanley mainly from their stocks and buy bonds, bonds. the big individual the retirement of millions of of debt ve rsus equity mar ke ts Increasingly, capital-short & Co., Inc., forecast last week and Institutional investors. But Not only do they find it diffithat 'between 100 and 200 firms this weeks's refinancing is par- workers, These plans rely on a won't be resolved until in. cirporatioas are forced to turn cult to attract customers icit haIthy stork market to remnaj flationar pressurt recede. ill or ;o out of btijis tIll)' (iLmiJjjt.i Links, and their lrrtati ii is of iable. ith stock sales fors a (rae. if: t'll 11 Then, th ey say, in te rest ra tes show:n. When it company (ion of what they were a decade $1,000 and at an unheard of 9 pe r Now that the stock market will begin to fall, and stocks will short-term interest rates cent, has fall"q into such disarray, regain some appeal. ft-. -~7jo ,' .,-...__ . - goorge Stua - - - - ",., FRIDAY and SATURDAY Doctors Taking AUG. 9 & 10 ___- SEEK & FIND' TATRBATT I NSTDDRDNBT I THE ARRNBACNS UCAZ AR ifw_E IG H I SI AKZGRARRABOP DAYS CLEARANCE IUZ E A N0C 0 M Y SPECIAL I ONP AEU Root Beer AKWINI ANDRINI EGOUZD Ladies' KZENLRNDARUCZ URTCNY D Z I I I I K I M K K N N R A A I N 0 Men's Shirts lnstructknu The hidden stames listed below appear forward, backward, up, down, or diaor.ally in the puzzle.. Find each hidden name and bo it in is ARRO8A K1NTAL MUD MARCO SACO CARCA YEN Ct%RT1LiA $199 PO"iD ZE.NThFR Tomorrow: Baseball Terms ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS letters in care of this ncspaper. 310 Sanford Ave. I ., .•, , . * I "' -- 61_ I to-w- f X __E M ! ' - . - p FF colors, No" 20% off repular retail price' Padding and installation r r . - t.mi '' . cm@ at itp Additional 2 99 'Get 8cO first tire at... Bu .U Limit one at th i s price Additional 0 FRONT END ALIGNMENT r.,e ....:;t beIte(1 ("CS that are onig'nal Iquipm.nI ' many new 1975 cars ri 5?' r \~ . :( ...: j 1' 1 Pa rts Sun, if needed .O*O'TO',a. CACt I!'yêC' t.i.Gøba, cps 1 11. 711w, 318 FRENCH AVE. 322-1681 FIBERGLASS B . - G78-15 44.70 22.35 23.21 46.55 - 90 double belt under the tread Lc'& .w' 4 41 S . F78 i5 i.m-i I l4iii Upn,as a, ,.r - ..i • r71~ Ii - , .. . T 2 via 274 -- - 26.95 313 27L_1L. -. - . - A - -• - - ___ - - No Available fl State of Mass. Heavy Duty Steel Construction Flip Top Plac Vent Additional Cans $19; , '- .~,Aafii~_TVIA-= -w r . , • I - . _1 - __11111111111111111 GALLON GAS CAN -- 11 - - TWO . - If— CHARGE 'EM! PLASTIC TRASH CAN LINERS 52 FOR Fits 20. 30 Gal. Cans $ 38 lounge for the seven persons in .-, •• • . •• - -• 1. / "u', -' j 17 flay). these or any of our other - The add rr,it&r ui .on of Jack Fight. programs should contact thf, the SJ( staff means ew Cars N L st i DETROIT (AP) For the they will participate in first time, consumers will be gram. able to find out this lall w hat A GM spok esman said the gasoline mileage they can ex- test procedures for 1975 models pect from most new cars by are an improvement over the looking at the sticker on ye- 1974 methods and represent hicks in the showroom. 'the best available way of General Motors join ed Ford doing mileage ratings" EPA is Motor Co.on Thursday in the only go vernment agency agreeing to vol un tari l y post the making gasoline mileage deter. federal gasoline mileage test minatlons - • • - I ThL ç ys prodded the auto. of Big Three cars dunng the iv volun tary program b) threatThis year, the labels inening to seek f ed eral legislation di cated oy, tiat mileage a car - L, -. making it nindator) of the same weight could be Chrysler Corp. hasn't decided eect edtogt. For example a '.et whether it will go along wi th sho ppe r would lear n that a car the nation's two largest weighing 3,000 pounds travels tutomakers American Motors between rune and 20 miles per ' RAYSIOND 11 has refused to Post the federal gallon in city traffic. figure.s., ,a - ing it disagrtvs with Hut it is the school children Under the new p4 n, average - (i n f.'rI ,., V I I ......... "J'''• [lineage figures on the actual itI1out preconceived notions of ' " AMC has complained that the miiodei will be displayed on th art who find the experience e F I'A s test procedures do not sticker most rewarding The) are at In additio1i, fuel conprod uce results that reflect the sumnption will be is tracted by a tromnpe l'oeil l ted for two kind of mileage the a vera ge test runs---one on painting so rea1tic they t' to the highway An Altamonte Springs man driver would g!t. The EPA and one on urban streets, touch a wire coat hanger which has graduated from recruit rates fuel economy on the same For example, one label mi gh t isanclementolit,orhyaneon- training at the Naval Training •.. rri NTC All '' - " -. -, Grad laboratory equipment used to indicate that the full-size lighted sculpture in which a Center in Orlando medsure exhaust emissions Brand X'car with aneight..c)l central Figure is an iron horse, Rasmnond B Bagla, son ofAMC and others ha ve argued inder s}mbolic of the train Mr . and Mrs Will'am J Bagla engine aerages 12 miles i that actual road tests would "What is It, "they ask prac- of 519 San Sebastian per gallon lot city driving and ado, is • dcing artists in the studio car, scheduled to report to Postal provide more accurate mileage 18 m.p.g. on the highway. figures than laboratory testing. And a frequent question is Clerk A School in San The new fuel troriomny label Iego, But the large m1jority of do- iormmtion will distinguish be. How much is it worth?" Calif. mestie will .*u u wevn cars of the same model irwrrainnacmnadeextensive lie received nine weeks of sticker inforiiiation, and at equipped Instruction with different tours of Michigan and last year and loan association congratulates William Stcmperas the fin I customer of Dial.A'ount. This Is a in small -rins least six importers, Including engines. Other factors new 5ki Pet cent statement Account that enables the customer to transfer funds from commrrcw it left Michigan for the ft training, seamanship, fire like Toyota, Aston Martin, British options which afmet bank checking account to savings account, or vice versa, by simply making a telephone call. time to visit eight Rocky Mottri. fighting, close order drill, first fuel Leyland, Bricklin, BMW and mileage to ;l tam states. R' the time it ends aid drill and Naval histors lesscr uxt,~n*.. Ull l"vce alrt.i! di L- i1rtr(1$-1 - = __________ '' - - -L-- F1RESTO1E, 1 st STREET & FRENCH AVE. PH, 322-0244 for the Arts. In its think of going to an art gallery . • ::' $ - , here, 6,994 The isitors included an 8 • - yearld black woman who had neer been on an train before and had neer stn a good oil p(!g Train manager Robert Yares said people who would ne ver - -........ _p_ I API from the conservative stal. When America's most traveled their 20s who travel with the - :-. - FREE MOUNTING! PARilorl', Ga. in industrial advertising sales, alignment, brakes, engine tune- the Michigan National (;uard, and a veteran of six years in the up, engine overhaul, tran. and an ancient red caboose service - three years in the smission repairs ;Ind the like. army and three years in the All residents interested in which serves as office and staff By DONAIJ) SANDEMS Ass,)ciated Press Writer vociferous op')Ositlon came Wily __ i -- - .,, -- -- has the AMA been so divided. Now, as then, the most _________ . I er-generating ear, on loan from 1965 ited since it took to the rails - YJ SANFORD .. 2vroth.ridinfr.'ypheso t'rr'rr r"1 L 1' t', TER in on the act, anu quite likely strongly for themselves. 4 SHERKV-111 1LL14IS HELPS FOL'()OIT.4LL! !1f,1'1r--f 1 . . • umking body of the AMA. sup. communities in six states. It's baggage car donated by the licensed real estate broker ," ,d bays where automobiles can be ported the PSROs but agreed to the Artrafn. a proJect of the railroads, the Artrain has been a licensed insurance agent; serviced and students in. work to reform the review Michigan Council for the 4e.ft, refurbished and fitted at a cost qualified carpenter and a structed in all phases of auto system from within Not since and it's involving other states * general contractor; a specialist mechanics including front end of $850,000. mere is also a pow- of high grad. oil iii [-i- - ricludas up to 5 quarts * .& I- ------- - love$ )"Irre III ol j 078 14 J 37.36 16 67 2 0E C78 14 38 00 2 17 F70-14 39.46 ' 11:7002 233 17814 4350 2175 2 o Cila . 45 . 35 22,67 2 67 1178148.6 24.42 202 J70,14l. 2O 25.60 ) 05 II - DELUXE CHAMPION SUPROELT - .,. _. !,#,* It "I m_ sa ~t I - . I- M - _____ I - 11, " V $1275 $2.95 each I Fightmaster has spent most degree. It includes two options: ,. Notes U.S. is the only one of the assist students from I p.m. until of his life in Central Florida, Agricultural Machinery and the AMA have been split over id-Manage. and has degrees from Florida A gri-Business whether they should co-operate Tech and the University of wi th thegovernmcnttnrunnthg The Construction Trades on s Gainesville. 5 Florida the PSROs and in so doing set ore discipline will include plumjoining he was themselves up as judges of one bing, carpentry, block and EDITOR'S NOTE d An art the current 79 000.mile tow., counselor ortheblind ' a another's professional conduct, brick laying, electrical wiring, The compromise that was gallery Is (raveling along south- more than 700,00 persons in Bureau 0 in rsices and other related programs. fina!ly thrashed out on the last eastern railroads this summer, states will have visited Artrajn. 1' ightmaster has a highly day of the conference by th e bringing palntiny,s, scuiptre, Housed in three once-abariThe Automobile and Truck House of Delegates the policy- music and artist., at work at doned Pullman cars and one old diversified background. He is a Mechanics lab will incorporate ., P 1 4.7 1 extra. SALE ENDS /J1IP1hh!IIiJ 7/:/jJ ' $100 i8JerydaY'7f HA S' I pricC..i / : PRICEI 4 UI:'.4,,v/h'11 1', LUBE and '&', OIL CHANGE Jj ) ___ 11<.140.1~ K ' Artrain Brings T1.1 Art I Peop l e ing upon your point of view, the collect in excess of 8 per cent should they accept 6 to 7 per warts of the 127-year-old AMA, art gallery opened its five-clay train. decision by the U.S. Treasury to interest from Uncle Sam, a cent from a savings bank if which represents 162,000 of stay here, the turnout was per. Railroads provide free transborrow $4.3 billion in the open higher rate than they can get at Uncle Sam offers 8 plus? America's 350,000 doctors. They haps four times the town's pop- portation, hauling the Artxain market is either further con- any savings institution. The savings institutions re- see government interference in ulation. fusion en greater opportunity. from stop to stop, at a cost estiThat's great, you say, and in ply: If these same people want any It's true that Gov. and Mrs. mated medical activities as an at $250,000 for the curThe Treasury is always doing the opinion of many, you are to obtain home mortgages they encroachment Jimmy on Carter were on hand to rent tour. their " something of the sort, because correct. But others view the of- darn well better save with us, professional independence, cut the ribbon, but the sense of Part of the tab is picked up by with a debt htrden of $400 bil- fering as destructive. They say Not that a savings account is it There are widespread fears community involvement engenthe Southern Growth Policies lion crso there is the constant it threatens "the system." requirement for a mortgage. that government.sponsored derCd by visits of the Artrain Board, a regional planning need for refinancing. But The savings banks and say. It's a bit more complicated. reviews of federal programs has been attracting crowds organization, which received a there's a difference this time. ings and loan associations fear Savings banks and associ- will take America a step closer nea rly everywhere it stops. $125,000 grant from the NationIn the past the Treasury is. they will lose deposits. Their ations are the source of most The current southeastern al Endowment for the Arts. sued Its notes in minimum units customers, it Is argued, will home mortgages today. To fa. to socialized medicine. And with plans for national tour opened in Dalton, Ga., in of 10,000. But in this latest withdraw money from their ac- cilitate this role, tile)' are per. health insurance being pro- April and will wind UP Ifl financi!g, scheduled for counts to buy the Treasury mnitted to offer depositors a posed by the President and W ashingt on, N.C., in late Tuesday' through Thursday of notes. Ty slightly higher interest rate on numerot's members of Con- Se ptember. next week, some notes will be in While some small savers savings. The idea is to assure a In between are 24 commugress, many see that day as fast $1,000 units. might sympathize with the flow of mortgage money, flities in Georgia, Florida, Ala. approaching, •, That mean., the small in plight of the so-called thrift in That technique worked for i , not bama Mississippi, Tennessee PSROs, it was ed argu estor arid small cater can get stitutions, the) feel even more long shile ' only infringe on the patient's and North Carolina •• Parrott population about 200, --~~____--___ _______ is the smallest place it has vis. - .."V ; ~i, .. ,~ ~ - The advocates of peer review battle which the AMA would was announced Tuesday by Truck Mechanics. D ean of were fortunate to have the almost certainly lose R. A Agricultural Technology. Schreiber o sai t he de ness program Inaugurated by Sam available Medicare was introduced in as well, ow . theft. Easy to install MOTORCYCLE Howard lb'dinan, (center) general manager of Action Honda, while Jack Horner, ex ecutive manager of the Grea ter Sanford Chamber of Commerce, admires th e vehicle. The motorcycle was th e top award at th e gra nd opening of th e dealership on U.S. 17-92. . IMI VV HONDA Small Inves or Buy the first Deluxe Champion SupRUelt at regular price got the second tire at half price Prevents gas - - AND'McNALLY /1 the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. But for the past six months doctors in Chauncey F. Holloway, 216 Sunset Dri ve, Sanford accepts a new Honda and congratulation., from OAD ATLAS by 'f." J\' A____ ~ --- NEWYORK (All) - Depend- : ==.. MAN WINS ACTION No obligation to buy. Need Not Be Present To Win GAS GUARD These Professional Standard Review Organizations are to be run b) local medical practi tioners under the auspices of - . -_ .~ -~ - - - w. - .-0.. - - - ~_ 'A _.: : . -.~-~_'i - - -W 1__ _.w I . _V I. Boys' or Girls' Bicycle Set of 4 Shocks S Yr.'or S0,000 MI. Alignment Policy. Williams n ' ' 4- ' .. Eatin' Contest Sat. 2:15 P.M. For Kids From Age to 99 • - • (e Grand Prize Drawing I •' new f Watermelon i'l '. -- FREE! Topquality carpets at really great prices! It's the Sherwin-Williams Style Perfect 1974 Collection. Pushes. Shags. Loops, Piles. Nylons. Acrylics. Polyesters. All today' • . - now! DOUBLE BELTED 1975 NEW CAR WHITEWALLS! .', Vo Jech Labs - . now.1 4911 ening - - Accompanied By Parenft) ' SALE! - . Hot (Children Must Be k*)Wd0ft, 2fl L U .. - ! LA. To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers 2 through 7, send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Star.Telegrarn Syndicate. Address - . -• - Buy AND RRITNAKPKWNTAMNTNEZ rl~ • Illi Dresses M K AN1 0 R 0 RC0 R A MCA K E M KANTAR 5c .4-4, ' PRIZES I SURPRISES I FUN FOR ALLI ONE RACK NC ARGOT I UMO I YT AC B NO d ---. i-4 Their M e icine I M ~. - W1--T_-_m~-~~~-.____-__~ la~ _ ~~~ ~~, ~ A__ _____--= W____ ~~ z___O ~ I— M.a --10 =_ -_-___-__~~__-_______ ---- _~41 _: 1111____ I I ~~ V----,---__ ;II -----.--. -_ -1 ____ - -----------. ~_ --I __ .I~%~ ~-.~==--~~~=-----.---.~---~-~-~--. _ ___ __ ~_i_. ~___ ~ --__ , I I __. . The hIerd Services ___,- :1a -- __ priacy in allowing medical backing of the doctors from *3i - ~ 1; __ records to be scrutinized, but Utah where PSROs have CHICAGO (LENS) ..-').f -been tors belonging to the American also result in a heavy load of given a trial run since 1972. The "ledical Associ a ti on spent most paper work for the doctors, The Utah doctors submitted I '1 their recent five-day con- governmen t, the critics claim, favorable and optimistic ____ -.1111 c l ear l y more concerned to cut reports; doctors were refused sue (erelice in Chicago at log. b ac k its programs than to raise payrnent in only 24 of the 20 gerheads with one another over .000 the quality of health care. "peer review". Seminole Junior College's counseling will be available to cases reviewed. This allayed r. But since the government is many fears. Two years ago Congress ornew Vo.Tech labs, under all from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. dered the introduction of a net- footing the bill for 38 per cent of Dr. Malcolm Todd, the new construction since November, Monday thr ough Thursday, and I XL • open in September with from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Frida y. work of review bodies to act as all medical services with president of the AMA, also watchdogs over f ederally ad- Medicare and Mtdicuii argued that it was not worth fa cilities for an additional 300 The new complex will house •ministered health programs, toget her costing $23 billion a spending money to take on the students -and a re coun labs Agricultural • se or, ac Year which affect some 50 million is no. g overnmen . ig nas r. ' t b Technology, Construction y ighting to g. L' L really unreasonable, • r Igotmaster S appointment Trades, and Automobile and people repeal the PSRO legislation, a .. BANKING . BY PHONE ' I. �- 7 7 ?B—Evening Herald Thursday, Auguste, 1974 Goodwill Cyprus Oddly Happy - -------••.,, NEW YORK (AP) "We to sell private Industry on the pick up where the doctors leave Idea th at hiring th e handioff. They put the body back to- capped is good business. ,:ether and we put the life back "Lucy nave a tremendous together." amount of pride in being able to 'at's the way Dean Phillips, support th emselves and, in president of Goodwill many cases, a family too," he Industr ies of America, explains note s, "They are often more the work "f the 72old prod uctive because organization, which started as a Inclined to go aroundthey're not and visit. poor-relief program in Boston, And because many became went on to establish sheltered handicapped through an acciworkshops aroun d the country, dent, they are often more saleand now has turned to ty.minded than people who are preparing the handicapped to noniiaj" — t ( - - _____________ - - _______ M 7 A " _____ — ,. ' •_••, ... nulullu, believe itornot, has been oddly happy place. hI that claim seems the ultimate in irrationality, it is another way of saying that any student of subject of inexhaustible fascination. A country where the head of the church has also been the head of state — and In tactical alliance with the communists — plainly does not conform to accepted political norms. Yet for a small third-world state Cyprus can boast able administrators (one of the better by-products of British colonial rule) and a plethora of dustr. M. L. typk'a I of treatment given a iii in a I- •m t I 'cii ii'' I a ,mia WASHINGTON (A?) — Sen. Me supporters of a consumer ;:oIection bill tire op!imist!c ibout chances of shutting off debate this week and bringing the bill to a final vote. The bill, which enjoys ample support for passage, hzs been prevented from Corning to a vote because Sen. James B. Allen, 1)-Ala., and other conservatives have threatened to talk it to death. The bill would establish an independent agency to determine what consumer interests are and to represent those in. krests before any federal court or agency. Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill.. and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, DConn., prime sponsors of the measure, tried Unsuccessfully last week to gali the required two-thirds vote to shut off debate, Supporters claim they may win when the third attempt is made Wednesday. If they then they predict their chances will be even etwr on a fourth try. The basic disagreement centera on the 1nswers to the queslion: Who in the federal reaucracy speaks day arid in day out for the consumer? Nobody. says Percy, and Sanford Man Viat's why a federal consumer agency is needed. riend Also Has Hospitals Man 's est Sgt. Paul L. Man, son of Mrs. Lucille Brown of 2218 Southwest Rd., is an airborne radio operat or with the 19-43rd (iiin in-atnr Squadron. Ile is a 1955 graduate of (rooms High School. 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Ervin, I)-N.C., say "one cannot divide every American's inter. ests into neat 1ittle boxes that all lit within the public Interest ona scale of rigid prjjj 5 t — --•- — Buyer P WU - - '' - I ______ _____ The Herald Services expression of economic Nixon was the devil-figure of China is compulsively secret, pra gmatism: "To th ink that Chinese propaganda. To have it seemed about to open i tself only profit counts is wrong L,ut made that transition so up to foreign eyes for a brief to Ignore profit completely Is smoothly Is Chou's monument period idt.er President Nixon's also wrong." Li China nis been conditioning trip to Peking in 1972, but the directly concerned has been with the itself for the loss of Mao ever obscurantism has descended profita bility of China's eco'.o. since the cult of his tho ught a g in. The result is that nothing lily for 25 years as the minister began in the 1950s; by now Mao short Fi teel Up B ut Autos Down 'I, _____ ______ ________________ ""• - _____ _______ ______ 1 — Ii L I1[1I[ — "1 - ________ _____ _________ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — value, according toDr. Kenneth imal gets well or dies, they forSpot, a mongrel, has his blood C. Boyce, chief of medical get you," filtered 100 times every five services. Other cases are acOccasionally, the hospital — as thousands of tourists can tours through a life-sustaining cepted routinely at costs cornwill provide extraordinary testify its hospitality Is kidney dialysis machine, parable to private vet clinics, treatment at costs well beyond overwhelming. If it sorted itself In the emergency room, vetLarge animal research and the reach of most pet owners for out politically It could go earch. erinarlans diagnose a sedated treatment Is done at New 13o1. the sake of res places. Alas, this is a big 9-year-o ld Ge rman shepherd ton Center, a 750-acre complex For example, Bovee says, atwatchdog for a respiratory all. in Chester County, 32 rRngements may be made to ment. southwest of Philadelphia. treat an animal with the kidney A sad mutt with jaundiced Among the facilities at the site dialysis machine, a procedure that can run into thousands of eyes lies unable to move on an are a clinic and hospital for research la b - dollars. "All we ask Is for the l arge animals, examining table under a huge people to bring the animal back tories and orthopedic and reX-ray machine. every six mon ths. They say Treatment for thee dogs at habilitation centers, Because domestic pets are they will and -then they never the University of PennsylvaNEW YORK (AP) — Major from a year earlier and high quarter, up 50 per come In," cent, even listically" and called the gain in treated at the small animal Chrysler Corp. listed the big. nia's Veterinary Hospital is American steel producers said enough to break a 15-year though its Research at Penn's veter. raw steel production profits "a first step toward gest percentage decline of th markably similar to human hospital in the city, it recei ves th is week that the second quar- record. for the period dropped 10 per meeting the capital costs of Big Three, with second-quarterepaticnt Diary school is one of the main care. The hospital oper- Wider public exposure. Dealing ter brought improved profits, reasons for operating elaborate Bethlehem Steel Corp. sec- cent from a year earlier and Its steel expansion so badly needed profits plummeting 74 per cent ated by the School of Veterinary with the pet owners Is C per- hospitals such but the picture from Detroit's ond-quarter profits were up 20 shipments of finished steel were by the economy." as the small an!. to $27.8 million. Medicine accepts animals with sistent and often frustrating mal clinic and New Bolton Cenauto producers was considera- per cent at $69.6 million and the down 4.5 per cent. Chairman E. B. Speer of U.S. ____ b!y gloomier, every conceivable disorder, part of the routine at the hospi- te r. company said it was boosting Na tional's chairman, George Steel called the gains "encourfrom malnourishment to tat. U.S. Steel Corp. said 13.5-per its quarterly dividend 10 cents a Stinson, said demand for steel aging,' but he said his corn[)r, Robert Marshak, head of Some more encouraging news cancer. cent price hikes had helped share, to 50 cen ts, "A funny thing ha ppens when the veterinary school, is reonly and the end of economic con- pany's return on sales was Pass week came from boost its profits for the quarter About 50 per cent of the an!- people get Into trouble with aponsible for the only veterNational Steel's profits hit a trols had allowed the company 6.6 per cent, compared with 10.2 labor Department, WhiCh to $160.3 million, up 92 per cent record $44.1 million for the to i rnals are referrals (torn pr ivate their pets," explains Dr. Bovee. Diary school research program raise 'its prices "more 'ea- per cent in 1959. ported the co untry's rate of clinics and are o.' isirticular in. "They need help, and they'll do on bovine lyrnphosarcorna, a In Detroi t, the major auto unemployment went up only a producers continued to report little in July, from 52 to 5.3 per terest because o their researcn anything to get it. After the an. disease affecting cows' blood. profit figures badly cut by in. cent. Ration and sang sales. Ford Motor Co. said its see- Simon told Congress the Nixon ond-quarter profits were down administration felt it could cut to $167.8 million, a 57 per cent inflation without suffering decline from the year before. large-acale unempIoym.n i. • U - _____ 25,000 people in As an example Phillips cites Goodwill centersworking aro has had a heart attack Is still no fore ign affairs, '-! j un d th without e '' the comforting Millard English of Plains, Ga., more than one clue to his country are So foreign policy and presence of men ta lly retarded, (Thou En- lai as a former athlete who was in. condition. But the fact that while e he economic development s second th largest nuinho , uld chief mourner : volved seven years ago in an was seen in a hospital three remain, for th e moment, in the -#.-:- . auto accident that left him a her are emotionally disturbed. weeks ago by Sen. --Henry hands of "The Image of Goodwill helping two men very similar . ___________________________________ quadriplegic, When the Jackson confirms that the 76- to Chou En-lai people in wheelc in ex perience, hair s is a very "After 11 surgeries and still old one ,, year-old prime minister is outlook and even, to a large and a very wrong one," --wremodeled in a wheelchair, In his own L • indeed a sick man. The tin- degree, in ability. But there word. he was 'still dead'," 1Thll11)s declares. of Uui illness for would still be one vital function recentlyrst step in the rehabilitaFirst i*,illlps recalls of the 2&yearChina could be enormous, which nei ther Teng nor LI nor old youth who has won the Na- lion program is work cviiiifChouissickenoughtobeon anyone else can be expected to THA I'S SQUASH, BY GOSH 1 tional Goodwill worker of the tuition finding out what kind the verge of retiring, th e very carry IF on. This is Chou's role as Year Award. "We taught him of work the person can do, lot. least this would mean Is that the the master Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Thompson of SR 46 and Airport Boulevard, Sanford, display 240 lbs. of conciliator. a new skills and eventually he be- lowed by the work adjustment squash groin in their garden with the biggest one elghIng 461 2 lbs. The squash were planted In futurologists of China would Even during the 1950s, when - - our period, where he Is introduced came manager of one of April and recently harvested. have to go back to their drawing Oiira's headers were still a stores. Now he's walking on into that kind of work, becomes _________________________________________________________________________________________ boards. The standard proje- relatively cohesive group of old it special crutches and it was proficient and can do it for lion for the next decade is that comrades, Chou was call ed through Goodwill's assistance longer periods. China should make a relatively upon to reconcile divergent that he decided he wanted to smooth transition into the post- policies and personalities, But In the third stage he is as. I .'e again, signed to actually performing Slao era provided Chou En-lai this talent for handling people "We are working to rehabill- in the workshop such jobs as continues to hold the country really came into its own during I i tate people so they can become carpentry, collating, wiring, together as he has done for so the cultural revolution when the I sell-supporting In the corn- upholstering, repairing many years. prime minister, already past -petitive labor market," conthn. household China-watchers have rctirinige,spent2ohourdays appliances, ; ued the silver-haired national overhauling contributed items, I AiL11 hesitated even to speculate sorting out Red Guard factions, executive, in New York for the sewing, cleaning and pressing about what would happen If negotiating with army corn:1111 group's annual convention, donated clothing, (Thou should die or disappear manders and defend ing "Where sheltered workshops before Mao, because China besieged colleagues while at the Sales of contributed goods in once were places the hand!- the without its perennial prime same &x, stores operated by time managing pped could go to make a liv- Goodwill in the United States, minister is both unthinkable miraculously, to preserve BOLINA.S, C alif . (AP ) — ing, now the emphasis A ramento, and shipped parts and I'm not sore. I wasn't smart. I and w holly unpredictable. Is on which do a $150 million annual pioneer hang glider — he was a going concern. kits for hundreds more all over didn't know how a business was training them for work they can business, plus sales Oddly enough, the Immediate His remarkable juggling act of salvaged doing it in 1907 —says he might the world. The 240-pound plane run. I'm just disappointed," Ir- impactofChou's death or resig- from 1966 to do outside." material, help to finance the have been cashing in on the cost $1,l65complee,or$355Ina win said. "I didn't 1969 was followed Another new development, nonprofit organization, go into avia- nation would probably be less by an equally impressive Mrs Jones picked current fad if the post-lAndkit. tion Phillips points out, Is that tram. to make mny. I did it acute th an th e longer-term one, performance during the next The fourth step is job place- bergh safety regulations hadn't "You could buy parts for the because I love it." the easy jobs mg and co unseling are be in He has two extremely able three years, when g ment, through contacts wi th put him out of busi ness. when he sucfin for $3.50, and you were The Meteorplane, with a mo- deputies, with long ex perience cessfuflysaw extended to other groups of employers, state employment No special toI, through the Jack Irwin, 82, began making building an airplane," said ir- torcycle engine, could go 90 as what he calls the "dis- services, unions and profestap-rank adminstrators and skill loundation pote n ti ally explosive afterma th hang gliders out of spruce and win. "And the next order would miles an hour and reach 7,000 advantaged" — alcoholics, slonal associations. Last, with records of prag matic flex- of Li Piao crisis is required ig insiaii in 1971 and at there rubberized baby diaper fabric come in for the tailpiece for $12. feet altitude. The one in the . ibllity very like his own. Teng the same time engineered a drug abusers, senior citizens isa follow-up program, to aid in simply - B fl K because he wanted to fly Then a wing for $12.50. Maybe museum "would fly right now," Hsiao-ping, who is 'md former prisoners, now tipped total turnabout in China's the adjustment of the individual and Were was no other way. the fellow would get in trouble Irwin said. "I was goin g to fly It as the next prime minister, "We've had marvelous re- to the new life. foreign policy. "You had a couple of parallel with his mother and she would myself, but the curator didn suits with prisoners and little 't spent ten years running the ib€ ,gesuinc All this made him the nearest "It can be overwhelming for rods, no straps," Irwin said in a burn it up, or maybe he want me to. The CAA didn't ci- other Lroublc In getting employers to a person who has spent m great ermicuIit( brick Chinese flung to Indispensable that any ost of recent Interview at his home wouldn't finish it." ttier," bureaucracy which parallels politican can be. give them a chance," he says, his life in a bedroom or in a near San Francisco. "You'd "Just before World War II, The early birdman's earliest Chou's adding that It has not been hard custodial situation to go to work government adTOLBERTS it is easy to forget how hang on by your armpits and every young fellow wanted to fascination was with balloons, ministration, the WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. party enormously China's position in in a large factory, to learn to run and jump. If you could last fly, but they had no money, The In 1901 and 1902, he used to machine, 2599 S. Sanford Ave. t world has changed since the co e with tiansportation," eight seconds, you were fl ying. men who had money enough PH. 321407 to watch a passenger-carrying LI Hsien-nien, the other closing stages of e c Longwood Ofl Phillips says. "It takes time to th ult ural OPEND AILY,,). "Want to go up, you'd shift buy an airplane — they weren't captive balloon In San Fran- deputy prime minister, was Sit s-i de- revolution live years ago, when resolve difficulties and the your weight back. Go down, interested. They figured it was cisco. "But! never had 25 cents nounced during the cultural the British embassy in Peking worker can come hack to our you'd hold your feet out ahead, crazy. They would get killed, to ride It," -he added, revolution of 1966.9 for an was being burned and - 'Ends Training counselors or even repeat the Most flights were 30 to 45 seeMr. "After Charles A. Lind bergh training, bu: we have a very onus. i- mew limes we- cl Last- a flew the Atlantic in 1927, we The sort of a Long wood couple small number of re peats." cou ple of minutes," sa id Irwin. were selling airplanes faster recently completed the Nearly 9,000 persons were Irwin built and sold hang than we could make them," IrAviation Boatswain's Mate trained and put Into private in- gliders in Auburn, in the Sierra win said, "There were so many School at Lakehurst, N.J. dustry last year, a gratifying Nevada footh ills. Then he grad- people calling I had the teleNavy Airman Apprentice result for Phillips, former aero- uated to light planes. One of his phone taken out. That year I Robert H. Sobik, son of Mr. and space executi ve who has served creations, a restored 20-horse- made 50,000 bucks. That's the Mrs. John SotAk Jr., of Fern In civic and professional grou ps power spruce and muslin biplmost I ever made. ,4 flrivc, will operate and including the President's Com- ane cal led the Meteorplane, will "But the congressmen wantmaintain equipment used in the mittee on Employment for the Ile in a permanent display at the ed to make aviation safe. They launching and recover)' of Handicapped, the National Oakland Museum this fall. began regulating. The smaller aircraft aboard ships and at air Management Assn. and the U.S. During the 1920s, Irwin made outfits couldn't stand the exsL'ition.s. (Thamntxr of Conunerce. about 100 Mcte3rplanes in Sac- pense. A lot of us went under. talent in the commercial field. Its citizens may be volatile, but (. __ ev,;r or return to private in- politics who Is attr -ictecl l)y the These scenes are paradoxical will find Cyprus a Veterinary School R1 6 11 'Jill china After Chou Is Un predi'octable Lives 'Together' io Thursday, Augusi 8, 1914—i B Putting Site P1y KEN MACKENZIE spontaneous, volatile, theatri. Greece or the blazing crimson point out., were much the more tional Guard, the Turkish Ile Herald senj,es cal, have rather enjoyed it — up or Turkey that dominate heavily armed and better Cypriot Fighting Force, the ofCyprus has been the victim of to now, political gatherings, prepared and the Turks In. licial Greek (mainland) con. geography for 3,000 years — At the outset it is important to In the hope was that the evit.ably were battered — but tingent, a corresponding and history has always lent a understand what Cyprus is not, two communities would live in not subjugated.) Turkish t tntingent, the British hurtful hand, too. This preIt is a state, but not a nation, partnership, and that the hyAfter a great International garrison at the soverein iii donin.inIit• ic,,,4 e ,,i1., ,, inaeeu, to tai about the bfld state, hatched at th e flurry, a United Nations and the UN force. 50 -odd miles from the Turkish Cypriots generically is almost Zuri ch and London conferences peacekeeping force was rush ed mainland, but it is 600 miles misleading. Th And for good measure, there e population is of the previous year, would to the scene, wi th a mandate for from Athens -.. ..,], u&v iui wiv riiaue up or some 520,000 rorm a oona of friendship, three months. Today, over 10 mles twoin private at(ye small It may look only a speck on CyprM Greeks, and some 120. rather than an apple of discord, years size but later, it is still there, and the map, but contemporary 000 Cypriot Turks (plus a few between potentially dangerous politiA thens and Ankara. looks like being there pergeopolitical factors give It a thousand Armenians and call ) lus th e ara.millt,ajThis illusion was brutall y manently Bri. strategic significance out of all tish). Police Tactical Reserve, which shattered during Christmas There are, in fact, now six was proportion to its size. Arguably, thestxongjij-m of prj1je After 14 years as a sovereign, week, 1963, when savage fight- different armies (or a.rTned Makarlos's 'overnment no country so minuscule has independent state, Cyprus still Ing in Nicosia between Greek Contingents) on the Island, provided the world's press with does not have a national an. and Turkish armed bands which for a place much less The wry comment that every more headlines, isuall) them' and the pallid Cyprus turned the tourist island of than half the regards a gun rather as size of Wales Cypriot alarming ones, over the oast 20 flag is significant!)' absent Aphrodite into a cauldron of seems a disproportionate con. an Englishman regards his years. occasions of national fervor. it hatred. (The Greek Cypriots, as centration of military man- umbrella Is as valid as ever. Privately, the Cypriots, is the blue and white colors of the Turks are always eager to power: the Greek Cypriot Na. 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One, I did not think that the evidence that's been produced Justifies House more accurately than the Democratic members on the committee represent Uie Impeachment ofapresident under the definition of an Em. the Democrats. Q: Then would you say that the full Hou,e vote will not be proportionate to the Judiciary Committee vote? A: I'll be very surprised if it defense, secretaries of state, Kissinger's aide, does the same. In addition, every frankly to several House members. In tact, one of them the Republican side of the chiefs of staff, chiefs of naval operations and many others. Q: How do you eel about the quality of the performance of s morning when I'm in town, a Relatively speaking, there are fewer from the Midwest and South. Philosophically, there are more liberals than there are in the House as a whole. The 17 Republican members represent prepared to take over as peachable offense in the Constitutlon. Furthermore, as I have said, there is a partisan flavor to the Impeachment proceedings, Q: I you think the House can rise above partisanship and is. Q: Are you going to play any role at all in the House the House Judiciary Corn- mittee? do an effective Job on the evidence? - - Presidency * The Seven The A: The margin is narrowing. I see more partisanship, i hope that it won't be a determining if the opportunity presents Itself, to reaffirm why I feel that the President is not guilty of an impeachable offense. I have had an opportunity to talk vex bluntly and very from the East Coast - N York, New Jersey and that area - and more from California . Q: as deliberations on Impeachment? A: I have to be a little more cautious than I was as minority leader, but! certainly contend, more members proportionately foreign policy and related matters. Q: How fully have you been briefed on international affairs, compared with your F)re(cesss I really can't judge what lneIings they have had, but Secretary of State Henry Kissinger briefs me at least once every two weeks when he In town. In the alternate week, Gen. Skowcroft, Mr. Handle A: The 21 members on the Democratic side are not really a cross section of Democrats in the House as a whole, On the cwflmlttee there are brieLag material that the President gets on foreign Herald News Service Q Do your plans call for any foreign travel? A: I have blocked off the month of November for traveling. I don't have any specific plans. I have dkussed the subject in broad generalities with Henry Kissinger and I've talked to the President about it. The President feels I ought to go on more than just a sightseeing trip. Q: Are you going to do much Campaigning this fall? A: I'm going to do a great deal. Through the 20th of October I have a lot of campaigning days. Q You travel around the country a lot. What do you think Is the thing uppermost In the minds of the people you talk to? Lin defense appropriation is adequate for this year? - might hvc led to country would be led by known the time the many people in Athens - who _ politicans regime's collapse was known like to look at things that way Karamanhis's homecoming, stead of soldiers playing at the recent e vents have seemed Greece's most active Young after 11 year of so methodical that it was ns if 11 men had been corralled into the cheered by at leait half a The new government now giant hand were discipline of mi,'itary st.rvice: moving pawns the million people. It was a to pick up the Greek- Turkish (linger that uncontrolled prearranged positio ns. measure of the relief the mess from where it has been Th e mastermind behind the enthuslssm or political or- Greeks (cit in knowing that the left. Since no member of the plan, whether it was that of th e gods or of Henry Kissinger, appeared to be determined , at One _______ blow, to solve the Cyprus problem and bring the Greek Ft dicta torship a painless end. In Athens a government of national unity under that grand sold man of Greek politics PO so P* rm Constantine Karamanlis, has P"so taken over from the army after Seven Years of dictatorship P"M pop Owl Without tine nose being I A: Yes. Now, the Congress thus far, has cut It roughly billion, but that's out of $8g lAllion. I don't think that th is trimming is going to undercut our cability now. It would worry me if you were to !o this each of the next th ree or fo ur years. One year doesn't really hurt, but, believe me, you do it three or (our 'ears in a row and GEORGE S to Q: Is there a tide of Isolationism running through Congress? A: Yes. About one of every 20 bloodied, 11111191 mm leader trusted by the Turks, has taken over from the extremist Nicos Sampson, And Archisiiop Mikariwj, whos,. dogmatic attitudes have been partly responsible for blocking an agreement on Cyprus for the past six years, is out of the fcture at any rate for the momcfll, It might have worked out differently and disastrously. The escalation of the crisis between Greece and Turkey first over oil in the Aegean, then over Cyprus seemed to be people that isolationism is worse now than it was in the 1930s. I 11111T, am P101 am 1/ lwI, 4, am . IF.1 _-_ ;' " 1. P Photograph Get ers By IRVING DESFOR AP Newafeatures During Society for almost two decades. raphy, its executive director is architecture housing one of the photojournalist Cornell Capa country's vital cultural in. and its home is the six-story stitutions serving both local and Audubon House, a New York national interest Landmark building on Manhat. As the new home for ICP, It tan's 'museuln row" on Fifth •viu coptinte to serve in the Avenue. public interest. The need and realization of a The original distinctive charpermanent home for photo. . acter of principal rooms will be graphic encavors caps a year dream.antj.earch mission maintained - wood-paneled for Capa, the dynamic force be- walls and decorative touches hind the International Fund for when the Interior Is remodeled to suit the center's Photograph. Concerned Phot- raphy Ic SCUVIUU, New techniques nonprofit, tax-exempt organ. for izaic'n was founded "to encoursuspending exhibition prints age and assist photographers were demonstrated to a group ;it; ages and nationalities who of ICP friends seeing the build. vitally concerned with their ing for the first time. It reworld and times, to find and eaJed how an exhibition could help new talent, to Uncover and be mounted for good spectator preserve forgotten viewing while retaining the photographic archives and to beautiful wood-textured walls present such work to the as a background. public." A diltlnguLsh?d record backs The fund was dedica ted to the up Caps's Achievements with memory of three photojour. the International Fund for Con. nalists killed during foreign as- cerned Photography and its signments: David "Qtim" Sey- plans for the future. Among the mour, Werner Hschof and Rob- notable exhibitions created cr1 Cornell's older broth- are: The Concerned er. Photographer, 1967; Eyewlt"Their work," Cornell said, fleas: Czechoslo-,akja, 1968; Let "was In the humanistic tradi- Truth Be the Prejudice: a W. .tion of photography which re- Eugene Smith retrospective, orted truthful images of man's 1971; Man, Nature and Science: actions and which have become The Con cerna of Roman Loth eventful moments in his. Vishnjac, 1971; The Concerned ry and great works of art. Photographer., 1973; "That significant documents. Jerusalem: City of Mankind, rI, tradition," he added, "which 1973-74. century communication-art been Concerned Photographer With the lecture series, seminars, International Center of master classes and workal-,o. Photography, the dream The themes of concerned phobecomes substance, the goals b' realized." and photographers cjii The center will consolidate have also been published in under one roof important photo- books and monographs and ex- 41 -1: gg - graphic functions: museum, plored in an audio-visual series galleries , xhibitIong, of filmstrips and cassettes con.. seminars, reference library, bining photos and personal natl.uuk lure, darkrooms, ration by ou1Landiiig photograworkshops, leaching and phera. There is, therefore, an publication programs, a per. audible as well as visual library manent print collection, Of photojoiwnalists, photographIc archives with a The ability to integrate all central file and retrley,J sys. these programs and projecti tern, international traveling under one roof offers the in. shows and nationwide lecture ternational Fund for Concerned series. It will also pro'ide suit- Photography the space, tacitable ataiosphere and location dies and atmosphere to extend for forums and dlalogucs in its range and expand Its effort %%'ing the visual world off. and it provides a ham (j. ages and related media, portant print i"1 negative co'The bwid:ng, six stories high kctions that presently have no and two basements deep, was home or hope of preservation. DO -IT- YOUR5E[F 3HR Building Products •I PLUS WOOD PREFINISHED PANELING (ç It Floor Covering Products U Price ........ ... ........ ... 6. Prefirijshed Model 9llO. lO'Uw is hjh Motor develops IN Reg. Price.......................... Scotty's leading inexorably to a conIrontation, After Turkey in- pip vaded Cyprus and Greece mobilized its forces, the Greek junta was faced with the choice 'P cm P&P cm 11111111111 9W pip visa Scotty's Sal. Price .................... A 9 ec.4*,'. DELUXE LAWN EDGER-TRIMMER Big 8' blade cuts 3/4" deep. 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Applications for the approval of these drugs for treatment of hypertension ihigh blood presSure) were submitted "many years ago" to the FDA, he siys. 16 But, he adds, the FDA dl.sapproved debrisoquine, and has not acted upon the other two for use In treatment of hypertension. The agency has said there is lack of sufficient evidence that the drugs are effective, Freis wrote. But he adds that if the FDA accepted the scientific evidence from Europe, at least • propranolol could be approved for such treatment. "The withholding of approval of useful new drugs in the car- t diovascular field has been glaringly apparent for at least ten years," Frets says. Such negativisiri does not exist throughout the FDA, he r -%, 29.95 - I i- DROP-IN RANGE Royal Chef VC•5101 30" 'wide with 24" oven, 9. PtiCe 197,96 Scotty 's alo Price ........ 88 75 ____ I' ! Sale Price Ipackage) ......... Products Scotty' s self I P rice ................ rrjCl 95 '- 4 FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS KD-30or 5M400 1 /3 H. 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An Institution Education and Chicago's devoted entirely to this 20th- Columbia College, there have 3 BIG S WEEK " Crs,at,d tide há endesid sprnu dii 111111111 -. pip IWP alternative damned the militsrymen.Soyga!,. whole thing up. In the event, mobilization I :re form is long overdue. V'S home for the National Audubon A new sanctuary dedicated When it was designated a New solely to photography will open York Landmark In 1968, th its doors to the public in New Preservation Committee citede York this October. Called the it as a distinguished example of International Center of Photog. early 2Othcentury residential sharpens human awx*reness and awakens consciences, must st 141411i atztn its pride. And thepceservationof pride has been, on every previous Issue, its prime concern. Either 'Q Sanctuary SPECIALS I David Whjto 8080 pipm -. ft~ffam of either declaring war on Turkey, despite all Use risks, or ,backi ng do wn and swallowing Soldier shot during Spanish Cvii War Fur VrL a'K5 VArAlz,a, SIZE ELECTRONIC CALC U LATOR -. - r . "_ .,~ __~~, . government still regarded sibility for the recent events, it conference, did not appear to be response to the fulsome Archbishop Makarios as the can afford to negotiate krmj in a compromising mood over message of congratulation and legal president of Cyprus. which the pride of the military Cyprus. Anti men and the weakness or their praise the Turkish prime min. he suggeEted that the Gene%-,, He accused Turkey of break. ister had just sent to ta lks should be limited to sortPolitical mouthpieces would ing the cease-fire and of trying Karamarilis, have precluded, ing out the constitutional posi. to improve the position The new Greek foreign mm- tion on the And yet George Mavros, the on the wand Turkish and. a to before the con- ister also made it clear that his security matters. 4 __ L_ lw i- pop -. - .,,'-. H Thursday, August 8, 1974-513 VEST POCKET In Nicosia, Glaikos Clerides, a moderate and conciliatory 4 . - _ '4vei lu SU fl/IM IT Americans now consider themselves Isolation ist,,, I th ink that's very serious. We have to convince members of Congress and the American - "./ ~ ?.' "':: new team bears any respon- new foreign minister, at a news ference opened. This was a cold - you're in trouble. n I turned out to be a blessing, By ders - , --I A Yorvric The Herald Services A: There's There's no question. Inflation is by far and away the biggest issue, Q: There's never been a topic on which there is more division. How do you propose to cure it? A: I would basically adopt the approach that the President has settled on. Q: What's the chance of the Congress really taking thflation seriously in an electIon year? A: I think we've got to wait and see. If the President doesn't veto some of the appropriations bills, such as the Department of Agriculture bill which is roughly $500 million over the budget, spending could rise $305 billion to $312 billion. He will probably have to veto the Labor-HEW (Department of Hclth, Education and Wcrre) appropriations bill which, thus fat-, is about $4 billion over the budget. He will have to take a very critical look at the mass transit bill. A "I ~, ::; -__ 1 974 Says Editor's Note: Vice President Ford recently told a panel of .:; - . . f-,; �- - _________ VenlngHera _ I Thursday, August 8, 1974 Sluggish U.S. Economy Hr w _________ SENIORS ___ B ISLE SUF'F JELl) 1 WASHINGTON — (LENS) — There Is now liltie doubt that the general public, and most r"'-., I,.I1.al UI 01 UiJI1UjI d.' AUGUST 19 Greater Oviedo (lab— 4: p.m. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church ________ rinIILII.IU .1.______ _________ __ 10:30 m. Games then go to 10 ci constn 1958 dol lots ____ _____ __ _______ __________ - seoonolly odusted ci annual totes • _______ 120 ______ _____ _____ _______ _____ ____ ______ ______ _____ ______ ______ ______ - Chonget ri grip - F ________ ________ they may They have already gone to record levels with a 12 per cent "prime" lenng rate pjij moss creciu tor worthy customers and a numbe: of corporate and municipal bond issues post because rates were so 160 CONIUNII Pllci 1967:100 _______ 1 It is a reflection of these cxtraordinary times thata certain satisfaction can be taken from the decline In the annual rate of consumer price increa from __ _______________________ 121 sIaso, (] '1 - U _ ______ INDUflslA ODU:tI ___ Icp7: tOO . e far more serious problem for the American economy than sluggish output and a moderate amount of unemployment, AUGUST 15 Aitamonte Springs Friendship Club— 10:30 a.m. Bag Lunch AUGUST er 50 Ou - The Herald Services nllttls,nc - W ______________ ............. CO0iMOO,t,I! -i •73 104 1t01001011...111111111L1 74 ', All of this Is painful and It has 0 produced cries of anguish from Democratic and some Republican politicians, but not many convincing proposals for - j- 1 .II,1IIl, I I I, II _______ 77 Ja EMS 4 . 11ItQ 72 71 I - TOKYO (AI) - Double chins, bulging stomachs ana more heart trouble seem to be some of the results of prosper. :'; Ity for the Japanese these days as they eat more and exercise . les& The improved diet makes the average Japanese taller. Worn. en's legs are getting better. looking due to a higher protein et and modern homes with 7Y,f7:. 0o .:; 110 . 1 .-*. 6 . . . __ -. - national product from 12.3 to8.8 ditions have been less than rose, the real buying power of well understood. It is to use already announced by the mnitted to the Democratic 4 AUGUsr per cent: in normal cir- ideal, the average worker's wages fiscal and monetary policy in President, to achieve a bal. steering colnmnittee of the August Dance— "Augles Elders" will be the hosts for the eunLst.ances even the second In any event, about the most declined by about 5 per cent In such a way as to run the anced budget In the next fiscal House of Representatives a in Casselberry. Tickets are $3.50 per person for dinner and been regarded as horrifying, — the governmen(' — puts the hardly surprising that there Is as long as It takes to reduce 1975. rate at 7 per cent In the final now a near-record number of inflation — probably several For monetary policy the follows: •• In and fatty foods eaten by the _______________________ ''______ - ____ Japaise makes It harder for __________ girls to look good in _______ I Ions emphasizing the waist, - ____________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Tarpon Springs Thp - Visit and see the romance of Sponge COUNTY, FLORIDA. o. 74'1252.r, fishingon the Gulf of Mexico. Eat ata famous Greek Restaurant, In re: the Petition of COUNTY. FLORIDA. The method of measuring il's feelings seem to mirror overcome," KniffLi, who Is July after he was committed to sugar consumption has those of the other defendants, married, said. a Veterans' Administration changed during the years and a S4!ven members of the Viet_____ Defense attorneys donated hospital mental ward strapped _______ ______________________ strict cgmparison Is not n.am Veterans Against the War their time but after the trial to a stretcher after a weekend possible. But "one thing and a sympathizer were found KnIffj estimated the defend- of using cocaine and barbltucertain that in 33 years the innocent last Aug. 31 of plotting ants still owed n rates In nervous anticipation of amount of candy eaten has gone violence during the 1912 Re- transcripts, legal costs plus JY the trial. ______ The increase in sweets and The trial lasted nearly five arid witnesses in the hospital, when he woke up fats has not been matched by a weeks and the Jury took less 2 .1' Knlffin is still active In veter- one night to find another patient growth fri the eating of beans, than four hours to decide their ans' affairs and participated urinating on him. in .. . . 4 ., . - . .. • ., - - _____ ______ _________ __________ ' ________ IN AND ro EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. in re: the Marriag. of RUBY J. FRANCISCO. Wife, Huand, TO: ANITA MARY MAY how to adapt to their new life CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1O7. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74IIS4.A. In re: the Mariag. of STEWART, his wife Estimated cost - moo JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY Execution issued Out of a PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE p the seal of the Circuit Coufl of E nuows Deceased. 0rangeCount, Florida, UPOO fin bAIl Crdltorsand Ptrns Having WAYNE LEROY FRANCISCO, MAY E. LANE. GENEvA GRACE HALFORD. Wife NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, COv cream or cake shop under In ri: Estate of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED demands whJh you may thu a proc;ng for di%5Oitlri against the estate MAY E mitten defenses, if any, on MAR. Nean 0. Brock, Esquire. Suite VEY COULTER. Peti?ior' ati -- 618 E. Semoran Blvd., losing weight and various ex J. de5Cribd property Owned by Seminole County, Florida. 4? hiS Richard DuvaI Rowe, said property vftce In the court house Of I4id FRANCISCO, in the Circuit Court, Circuit Court, and file the same inand for Siminole County, Florida, pIiate and as provided in Section latter and fatter," said Shizuo described as folio: the first publication of this not ice. An undivided one hail intefest Ifl y copIes of each claim or demand Golden Yea FeUohIp- meet at Community United the monthuncheon_Rese.afl necessary. CLEVELAND I MIZE on or before the 1t day of37171, Sep Drawer . timber, AD. 1974, or otherwi a Sanford, Florida 32771 _____________________ Arthur H. Beckwi?h, Jr. Clerk By: Elaine RlCharde Deputy Clerk PubliSh: Aug. I, 6. 15, 22, fly: Elaine RIctiarde Deputy Clerk PubliSh - Aug 6, 13.22,29, 1971 DEE-16 DEE4 1974 of satisfy THE CIRCUiT ,, PITH Deputy CIrk RT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CUlT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, In re: the MaIag, mostiy on the lstMoudayo(the month:30p,M, Over' so Club-. All Souls Catholic Church--Sanford_meet Sanfo SeWer Citheus Club- Sanford Qvic Center-eet the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Ian BI.-Rt. 4320 W• Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springsd Thursday of the month at ThfrIners Club- meets Sts. Peter & Paul Village Ou- St. John's Vil1ageFe oIdeod- ASSOCIATION Sanfo, OF Husband. OKIAHO CY (AP) icatin oii Is that part of the — much grester srtage than anautocrankcIs the begin- anythingelsebecause ning of a rycle that not only oil In the world today Is not of Is helping the ecology too. To add to the problem, KerThat waste motor oil is the ran said that "when the energy raw material for Kerran's crisis got critical last winter, Double Eagle RefInh Co., one many of the industrial plants in of the few oil re-refiners left in theNortliand East begantouse the United States. And Kerran waste motor oil for fuel oil for says U restrictive laps on industrial burners and boll. shortage of lubrIcating oils wi done - you'll neer recover It make the gasoline and heating again," oil shortage look like a potentate's feast compared with a backyard picnic. Kerran takes that dirty oil, LegaI Notice FICTITIOUSNE the finished product Is as good, or betr, than it was the says fined oil sells at only 60 to 76 per cent of the cost of new 1ubricaUg oil from a mnaroil compny, 1aCed n husiness a? OL Dane Lane, Longod, SinoIe Cnty, arid that I intend to register said name with thi Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in eccorda, wi'h the provisions of Fft;I P Stat • To ". Sect 8S I I'ua etut , ihir ',te (i1 (uf!5 fruiji service stations, garages. truck lines and airports within a 60 E who changes his o car oil, Kean has even placed ls atfestaUonj wheretheold oil n be dumd. S P'jdI L. Roebuck Fl;Sh Aug II. 15, 22. 1914 Notice is hereby given th I am fl business at 702 Wynn Drive, Sanford, Seminole Ccunty, NOTICEOFACTION TO: PAULINE M. HOLD - and the short title SIN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF AUDREY H. Post RDd LATSON, now there is milk and beead for ed papers avri that the lubr. Publish July 7:, Aug. I, I 13 1914 DED.ltl PubliSh, DEE 4$ III, Husband, that DIVISION D an L. A. CARESCIA anu PHYLLIS , any, to wit bn FRANK FRANK W. J3NE$and NELLIE M MCMILLAN, Attorney for JONES. his wife, WILLIAM there is either buzIn , ______________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1705.d DIVISION B In re: the Marriage CONSTANCE ROSS, Wife and R. 0. ROSS, Husband NO?uCIO?sNjRssALl v'rtuC 04 that certain NOTICEOPSUIT TO: R. 0. ROSS, Writ of residinc, Esecuton 'Stued out of ano under the seal of the County Court Semnoli County, Florloa, upen a Iinof judgment rendered the .foresa,d court an the lh day 04 A lC;& . that certain ent'tie. Woriø Wide AC$Iffl ,. Bureau, i. Plaintiff, . Jp nt dtorfl,d Writ Cl EsecWn was delivered to m as propeftyow Haran said proty being located ,- Flor, partcarty descri as more toI iii 17l (dgr, d wth vni top, T,tl No 13369Q5 Serial No Dt.'IPCIF 11363,. Tag No I? W )tt an ffle undrsed as Shtriff 04 A 0 Im. ofler for sale d sell to tPoe higheSt biddef, for (WI. IibIed to fly and all ersting Ie af Ihi is 219 Car age Hill DrIve Cassllberry, Florida Pres,nt addres, unknown. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thef an a:an for di5Wlt marriagehasfIIedag.in you, andYouarerequIredtos,rveapy lhe Petitn on GERALD S. RUTBERG, Atto,yatLaw 3115 Hwy. the Clirk of the CircuIt Court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, lorLda, en or before September 1, 1974, otherwise a Jumenl may be entereG against you for th. relief demanded In the Petition. THIS NOTICE Shall be published coce eh week for four (4) con. tjage on the folIov - n. 'cal property WITNESSmYhandandtheseaIOf Ui: Elaini RtCharde Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS & Suite 22 Sanford, Florida 37/71 Publish Aug. 1,5, 13, 77, 1914 Pvb!f 0FF-I On August 9, 1974, In the City Hall at 11:30 AM in order to Consider a i'equest for a variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to front setback requirements in GC7 Zoned Heights, Amended Plat. Being more 15th arcl 16th S'reets Box 1330 CkflClberry, Fia • 31707 2, L 15, èJ, 1974 DEES and mintainlng the benefit of the large Gainesville after working for a while on a Puetto Rican farm a. But part of the movie script recover," and trying to get his away from Its apartment, Cam- "I think I had probably the the trial ended, Patkon said. mere is one critical area Eight trial," Camil said, caused him to be harassed by whe all companies in all "We're trying to get It set for the police and arrested. Scrutiny" will demand more exectdtoputtieircrjbjty esvllle," part of corporations than ever financial accounting they give before. Corporations will need of themselves. There Is a great what will fulfill the fOflflfltjonaj rcquirem,n in. of companies should provide this data and, in the last analysis, their indulgence in the kind of languageisdefInjtelyn financial analysts and the public at large are of major corporations and publlcIywned companies produces a new kind of o losing faith banks whose stock had been brought about a snificant and surity. Deputy Clerk "I keep much more to myseU ago. than I did before the trial. It's a "I went to Puerto Rico so I bummer because I like people," could be Stanley. I had to be Caniil, 28, said. just Stanley, just myself. A lot CamIl left Gainesville briefly of people introduce you 'This is after the trial, shaved off his Stan Michelson. He's one of the curly black beard and then Gainesville Eight." Michelson slipped quietly back Into this said. North Florida university corn- Of the trial, Michelson says, public noticed, He also faults the scattered across the coun', it's goIflg to get toughr. One thing Is certain: , ArthUr H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminoie Lovnty, Fioa brokerage houses spend their be failing him as well, million Americans in the growthof the economy through Markham ultimate Iudgmenl will be entered PublISh: Aug. S. 15, 1,74 lint you for the relief demanded DEE 49 I the Petition WITNESS my hand and official NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC seat of said Court on this h day 04 Notice Is hereby given lhxI the ,SflhUr H Beckwtth, Jr. left." worthwhile to the average Investor? - West Washington Street hUr H. 8ecitn, Jr. 313 S. Hviy. 1792 P 0. Box 715 PublI; July 1$. 23, Aug. 1,1,1974 DEDIS have any right, title, or interest in the al property herein described. Publiih 1.ug. 1, 6, II, 72, 1971 1911, otherise a defaull and Orlanjo, Florida ($ By: icy St0ki ermf Arthur H. B•ckwith, Jr. Clerk Of the Court By. Elolns RiCharde Sanford, Florida, 37711, and file the & ASSOCIATE S origInal ith the Clerk of the Circuit Attorney for PetitIoner Court on or before Seplember 1, 45 Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida community with of Individual companies, but the of "people's capitalism" on Wall Street, that most has made the investor an en. relentlessly financial community. now on from the stock market; a sensitive of all barometers of dangered species, more wary In part, the shift can be atquestionable (but America's economic well- than ever of not deterioration in the moral being hunted to trlbuted to an inability to spring necessarily illegal) practices in climate that extends far beyond being. economic extinction, from governiiien, the prolession back intoa recovery mood The corporate credibility The widely publicized one disaster before another and business and it's not likely the financial community and problem is not a temporary disclosure of fraud WallStreet;afLrerosjoi3of In a strikes, But, perhaps, even tobedivertxduntilsornekirdof a free economy. effective reform is introduced, This is what communicating ) Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 645 FIorl Statutes 1957 3 _____________________________ PubliSh. fr. 1 6. 15.22. 1971 0. L. Perkins ChaIrman to Sanforø, Florida. Try PubliSh: Aug. B, 1971 DEES bllth: Aug. 0, IS, H, 2?, 19/4 DES1 : - . raccoons get hungry, harry Ely part of the state, DeCarli said, sweet tooth - _ - - -.-- -i--- ft' -= - — -. - ' * destruction." tti- (Irug prob!e:n toL Volunteers in the program, throughout Aug. 12 for Connecticut, a In their ilI feature as its nthin speaker . "... ..';-'ii has. Sw , p.' '['he SleeperSofa Sale Come in and -. ., S., t .. __r .....A -- : ; 'Z, c.. t see our large selection of sixes, styles, fabrics and colors In stock for immediate free delivery, FREE PRaFESSI0PJAL INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVING CHARGE.. FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING ..': - _________________________ I ___ IFURNITURE, INC. ses..sluml WIll t*.'gIEl at 9 HIll. II ______ Sanford's Finest . OPEN 'OIDAILY FRI. 'TILl EVE'INGS BY APPOINTMENT Counties involved in the FW Orange, -- -.-.__g gJJ .!.iJ Voluslit, HWY -=-,=-='--=, - - - '•' ;'ir?'-ys,.L_:J ç,J 4. ! I 'c'."..'4 • 4 I ',etl lit St II Mile Eastot I-I Santfos'd (XI) 371 6731 --------- 4 - ,., ' ,". r:i'•:;. 'Jj-.. .k , ,,.(_- phddeere i,ake, 1r, Stt'vt' Glenn, d!ctor of the Etrevard, and ----...,'. '- -'' I 'rImicipa is 11 fRI Supervisors Southeast Regional Training lroni elementary and secon Ce:lter,OffitofEducation will Univt'ritv PubliSh: Aug 1, t )$, 22. 1911 $ 4 P4 o_.l -.: a - 9(,,IIj )(5 - RICh.td, -. -'',, -': - 0 '"' - . Priced From p198 state in terms of crops," said Dennis P. DeCarli, chief of DEP's wildllfedivision. "We do know that the volunteers are . ' - • l.Vk" , .0çi%.c. " authorized to hunt, trap BOil c kb, ('orin ''If v e caplurt' a LiiL' of tliir cases and are nut shoot raccoons where they are itninial, we usually take it allowed to keep, sell or give damaging crops. The owner of to an area removed from where away raccoons caught in the the property where the hunt It is causing the damage." line of duty. takes place must give his permission, - _____ ' ,".' 0- 5;_ for corn. P40111 - - • > :--. -: '.4'f,(.1'L.'.?. • "1/0 '.ot g7 .'fi..0*m. ;' _'' •i.A. - .••t"Tit . 0 Much of Ftirnrs whose crops are the damage to crops is done one of being eaten by raccoons notify early in the fall, he said, but about 80 volunteers in a state conservation officers. Volun. problems also occur with rac. Department of Enviranmental teers are sent to hunt down the coons digging up corn that has Protection I)EP) program nibbling nuisanc. just begun to grow. who respond when farmers "Most of the volunteers have Volunteers must comply with creatures from eating their offenderswhenthefarm))erasks said. Theirpermits are subject goes to work, The Lisbon man is Uve ''' . '-4' Arthur H BfCkWith, Jr Clerk n the CIrcviI Court ly. Etaune f Avoiding Him Seml,ole, FI0I'tda DATED, this 19th day of July, 1974, ..', '5 . - 64509, that Park, Florida 37769, int, 0, .:' ,..,.d, hddrMt is Post OffIce Box 9)1, four COnsecUtIVe .', 41" 'i. SL.7'-.,, :; ,•'.o..d -.., 7. ROWE ittefl defene, if any, to th; Pltiliøntôri the PCtltioner's attorney, JOitfi EDWARD JONES of ROLLA'o PAUL default will be t,v RANGER, of Winter Park, Florida, agalnt you tpt relief demanded desiring to engage In buliness under In the the fictitious name of RANGER ThisIceshallbepubI$ FAST PRINTING, at: 'IIOI A San each week for A -'-- ..,,... L .' — Cassetberry, Florida 37707, On or before the 31st day of August, 17i, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ahefileth,orfg(na, With the Clerk Of NAME STATUT& lhi5 Court either t p .-.. 'Jr.-'. .: r,'. CARROLL & JONES. P.A., whose DEE 1 - -•....l,. -'':c' "I:. . ' before lervite on sonai pro09fty E'ojtlovt againtst 5OIJ granting said acption. Lof 1. Block F, Reyis, Plat of STENSTROM, DAVIS Park Heights, arcording McINTOSH THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE loplat thereof recorled Plat Book 1, Post Office Bcx 1330 C. Vernon Mite, Jr., Of Deceased. IN 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, page , PuIc Recoees of Seminoic Sanford, Florida 3217) CleIand & Mile SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Fiora. Attorneys for Pitioner Attorneys for Estate PROlATE DIVISION PubliSh - Aug 1.6. IS. 22. 1974 has been filed aialnst o Drawer z SE NO an you Sanford. Florida 32771 arerequlredtowrvea(opy0f your DEE ID Estate 04: mitten defenset if any, to It on C. DEE-57 D.ce.ued Ellis Miller, P A., P.O. Box 164.3, NOTICE TOCREDITORS ______________________ EIOHT,Ij(NTH JUDICIAL dR. Orlando, Florida 3, and fic te CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING original with theclerkof the aoove. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST styIedcourtonorbefrJe,pt Umber CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1206.1 SAID ESTATE: 1. 1911; otherwis, a judgment may In ml: the Marriage 04 OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, notified nd required to file any demanded FLORIDA In the comptalt or Wife claims and demands wtilch you, or and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1111-0 eitherof you. may haveagainsi said In re the Marrlae of: WITNESSrnyhandan0Js,of CHARLES EDWARD estateintheofliceofthedierkof the said court on July 30, 1971 DEBORAH ARNETT, Wife SIPICKLAND, HUsband Circuit Court of the 16th Judicial (Seal) and NOTICE OF ACTION Circut, 5e-minIe County, Florida, Arthur H. BtCkwith, Jr. MICHAEL ARNETT, Hvtb5nd Probale Division, in the Corthøus YOU ARI NOTIFIED that a Pet. Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SUIT at Sanford, Florida, withIn four ition br Dissolution of Marriage By: icy Stokes THE STATE OF FLORIDA T: hasbeenfiledagalnstyouandther. calendar'months from the time of CI isademand in the Petition that the Co Billy Arneft Each claIm or demand must be In DEE 3 Maple Street ned by you and your husband, writing and Ilted in duplicate and __________________________ as Box 172 tenants by the entirety, located at Perry, Ohio Long*ood, Seminole County, office address of the Claimant and FICTITIOUSNAME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED must be sworn to by the claimant. Florida and more PartIcularly Nofice is hereby given that I am that DEBORAH ARNETT has I ileC his agent or attorney, or the same engsged In business at O North described as: a Petition In the Circuit Court of Shall be void. Lot 4, Block "L" (Block X of SemInole County, Florida. for lripl,t Dr., Casselberry 37707, MOBILE MANOR, SECOND Datedat Sanford, Florida, this 6th dissolutionof marriage,andyouare day of July, 1971 Seminole County, Florida under the SECTION), according to a sur fictitious namm' of COMMERCIAL VtOt map recorded In Official itten defenses, if any, on NED N. As AdminIfrator of JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, treglst,r said namewith the Clerk Public Records 04 Seminole County, said Estate 04 the CIrcuit Court, Seminole Florid., WITNESS my hand and wai 04 said Court Ofl tills day 04 July, of truth and integrity - the New York. you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, DEE9 James H. Collins little dbt that defendant, FRANK W, JONES. and AD, 1971 04 the Estate of Hattie Mae K,seq PubliSh July lB. 25, Aug. I, $, 1971 0E012 WilNE Ssmyhandandthesealof th,s Court on Ihe 25th day of July, 1971. Deputy Clerk PubliSh: Aug. I, I, IS, fl 1971 ultimate judgment will be entered Granitevllle, South Carolina just don't talk much," Briggs In the present lopsided stock produce a movie about his But they also defeated themchantment is the average in- market, wherein the big institu- experiences, selves." vestor's sense that not oy tional investors represent tw "I'm politically the same as have the corporations and thirds PaUerson,,who represen of all stock trading, before," Camil said. "Now I'm ed himself at the trial, Is at- Uppincott & Margulles, Inc., intematlonal communications 1st, 1914. othçrwji a default and YOU ARE HEREBy NOTIFIED be enfeqed against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. thur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Coi,rt By: Elaine RiCharde 1974 an order discharging him as buch mfl,strator, cT.A. Dated this the 5th day of August. Clerk of the Circuit Court on this PHILLIP H. LOGAN, plaintiff's (Seal) attorney, OW •ddrj Post Arthur H Beckwit,, Jr Office Box fl19, 312 West Fjrf Clerk of the Circuit Court Street, Sanfo, Florida, 32fl1, on or By: Joy Stokes before$eptem 10th, l'74,andfjle Dey Clerk the original with 1Pm Clerk 04 CLEVELAND & MIlE Court eitf, before service this on Attorneys for Pefitrier plaintiff's attorney or Immediately P0. Drawer 1 and wtier,in you are named as an iereited party, and you are hereby required to serve a copy of your MAILING DDRESS General Delivery "If they lock me up, the'll kill this new mood of di5en. more than cosmetics and good Sanfo, Florida, 33fl1. and file the original with the Clerk of the above. WITNESSmyhandandtheseaIof And all parties claiming interests final settlement of his ad- l9, Credibility Gap FRED. that a Petitlori has been filed in the ' was said he's been apolitcal his own garden and keeping In May U eight filed a 11.2 ly afraid to open up to new Strokes are now the biggest prosecutors charging they d official gor- suifer the most, according to is Unknown serve a copy of your written obetions, it and these September, AD. 1914, present to the Court "In the past Japanese women years, accoing to Call it a crisis of belief, a failure of confidence, a widespread and potentially FINALNOTICE *ife, and NATIONAL DISCOUNT JULIAP4, JR. of STEP4STROM, Notice is hereby given that the orBox3161,Orlando,FIorldafl7,on before September 5th, 1974 DAVIS I MCINTOSH, A#ome cr4 CARPET COMPANY, INC., for or bt'ore the 19th day of Avgvtt, 0, )9,i, otherwise a default will be entered against you. ter Mahoney of New York; band, mnained nearly constant at l3Opoundsjn 1969, according to to 169 per 100,000 peons, Can- paid FBI iorme. about 35 inches. the latest official figures cer is now No. 2 with the in. The government's case SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO: ERIC HOWARD male haa Jumped r.ine The Herald Services Aug, I, 13, 1971 FLORIDA, N. JONES are reJired to Sq,fV a copy of your Cevntt Courthouse in Sanford, "I've been to meetings where itcip!e ho n9w S l mere Bo* 1795 Sanford, Florida 3771 ERlCKON YOU ARE NOTIFIED that lfl 'IlNw the prc'viIons 04 the Fictitou Name Sfatut,L10 Secti $5 IiOrM St3ttS t. P0 v. decea FREDERICK CIVIL ACTION NO. 741706-A Adoptn of: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND action to forecle a mortgage finsl return, account and vouchers, default will be entered bgainsv you the foIIming property in On theCircuitCourtindfor Seminole as Administrator, C.T.A. of the for the relief demanded in the Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy Estate of Hattie Ma. Knaser ard at Petition. County, Flora: thereof on Pct,tioMr'$ attorney, said time, then and there, make Front (Wtsi) Dxr 04't SImolq with the DED State mA Washington YOU ARE NOTIFIED GORN "I'vegotasen3e of beauty 14 according to Japanese sources. kil!ers, respectively, In the im- cent to nearly 26 Inches, while year Street's I Wall John E Burro, FOR Sernlnolt County, Florida before Wrvie on NOTICE OF SUIT presents command you to appear Probate DIvision 04 the CIrcuit Petitioner's attorney, or Im. TO: FRANK Florida under lhe'il;:ic'js flam,of WJcHEE.WASHL[ FOR NOTICE OF ACTION YORK, NEW YORK. 09501. FLORIDA.IN PROBATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED In re the Estate 04: that a riroceeding for dissolution of HATTIE MAE KNASER PAULINE M. HOLD, part, for the sharp decline in F tor said. And all kinds of heart the VVAW. One of the Inform- among a group that took over Plaintiff, recor in Put Book 3. Page the Pubij Recos of Seminole County, Florida, New Life For Old Oi I In re th, matter 04 the DEE.? 46, GRACELINE COURT, ac- CLEVELAND i MIZE, p.o. Re-Refining Provides IN AND Caw No. 7434 Florida 37771 JESSiE DAVID LATSON, ill, (2U Montros,, Npw York PM FLORIDA. Pelltioner poratinji chartered ufer the Laws THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: United States of America, 04 the Parkneet 1st 6Thepard Rdth Friday-10:30A,M, Young At Hrafl- St. Andrews Pres'iyterIan Qiurch-9913 Attorney for CIVIL ACTION No. 7n96.E LOAN the highest bidder, for cash. subiet to any and all e*i$ling iein at the Front (west) cr of the Seminole WITNESS my hand and seal of the DEE 17 Flo ida, the above aescribed Clerk of the Circuit Court on this the per. sOnil property. h day July. AD. 1971. That said sale (Seal) i being made to the terms of said Writ 04 Arthur H. Bckwlth Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMt Eauf,on Clerk of the Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Jh F.. P015, _______________________ IN Dr. Kagawa said this chang. John Briggs, allof Gainesville; recorthng engineer In Gain- going to get well in that place," I'm very sorry that their bodies Japanese Woman now Is about 5 not only changing their shape, Jr.. Thursday of the month at6 P.M Washington, D.C. on July 4 station. and September i, 1971, filetheoriginaiwith the Clerk 04 thu with the clerkand the &am TOwersSanfordmeet 1st Wednesday of the montb- Court either before service file the FRANCIScO, Wife, and WAYNE Seminole CooIy, Florida, within North, Section II, according to plat eddress of the claithan?,.and shall be on original •ith before Seice anofPetitner' :00 IN LEROY Husband, and these FRANCISCO, presents command you to four calendar months from th time thtrf as recorded In Plat Book IL sworn to by the claimant hi agent. Petitioners' attorney or im. attorney or Immediately thereafter puication mediately thereafter; otherwise a appear and file your Answer or same will be barred. herf, or the Pages 36 and 39, in the hIIc his attorney and accompanied by a Bxyz aub- meet 1st Baptist Church—AcUvies Building- default may be entered against you otherwise a default will be entered other defense or pleading with the Records Ot Seminole County, filing fee of one dollar and Such Filed a? Sanford Florida, this 17th Florida. against you for the relief demanded Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for for the relief demanded in the Ingwood_a Thesday of the month-12:30 P.M. in the petition, of July. 1971 end the undersigned as Sheriff of claim or demand not so filed shall be petition, Seminotecouniy,Florida.ndsel.ve id WITNESS my hand and the seal 04 a copy H. S. Parrith, Jr Seminole County, Florida. will at WITNESS try hand and the seal of Cenl Senior Cltens Club- Church of the Nativity-Lae therl on W'f's attorney, this Court on the 30th day 04 July, 5: Walter Leon Burrows As 1100 A M on the 18th day of August, ministrator the Co ROGER L. BERRY, Pt Office Mack P4. Cleveland, Maryeet the d and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 M. 5th ay of at Sanford, Florida, this 1971. As execar of the Last AD. 1971, offer for sat. and sell to of Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida 1971. (Seal) Wilt and Testament Of Sttuluoth-meet inches in 60 years. mnanyothelrattractIve natural shows that from 1961 "Today life Is Americanized. Tarnagawa , head of the r 1971, (Seal) less." The eight were Camil, Sth NOTICEOF ACTION the above%t',Ied Court for the action for di5tjon of marriage in h been f led against you and you or before Seember 6th, of food and fashion women's mnanofIsabout5ft7In(heS , the 17th day Cf June. A D. Estate: delivered to me as Sheriff of rstate of John E. Burrows, Thesdayof the month-10:0O A.M. which are generally considered eVery ncr," Wada said, ten is unneeded, The Japanese are getting big. So far it has not become a ger overll. But it seems Ut NOTICE TOCREDITORS You are notified Ann Rowe, Plaintiff, -v Richard mtil end required to prsent any that the above. named Petitioners. BEN B. TO GENEVA GRACE HALFORD WAYNE LEROY FRANCISCO, Having Claims or Demands AgaInst aford 704 Virginia Drive WHOSE RESIDENCE WiI of E*ecution wa either of you. may have against the AND Said Estate: Civic Center-Magnoha Arenue-Altamonte Springs—meet 1st and d Thursday of the mont10:3 A.M. "The trial created financial dercover narcotics agent. _______ _____ _______ _____ , 0. 1UI * '. - have given up the nation's tra. ditional lean diet of vegetables, fish and rice. Like many Westerners, the fact that the amount of fat eaten tUZ'i'd out during the trial to be Foss, 27, still faces legal trouble. He is accused of selling _________ -, -_., Limit 76. NOVEMBER 15 Gainesville 8 Trying She said the changes In the "I still don't trust a whole lot University of Texas in Austin, total number of calories con. of people," said Scott Camil, a working toward a degree •:::" -' possibly less next year, and peacetime inflation In our means an letting interest rates go where history," _____________________________ .0 -. OOBER S - , .. .;. '.•---" , 4x, ________________________ / 1 _ .•i_ - -- - Thursday, August 8, 1974-78 Dr. Yoshiko Kagawa of Tokyo's Women's CoLge of Nutrition, She Is a biochemist, medical doctor and a leading die ticlan and experi on food and health. 0 Fo ig e t (1) rd e c I "i don't think any other nation could change Its eating habits so radically and corn GAINESVILLE, F. (AP) South "has aost dissipated" other time for having a weapon, pletely as this nation," said Dr. A year after they were ac- since the trial, and that he was which turned out to be legal, he Kagawa, "I'm worried about quitted, defendants In the Gain, no longer active tn it. said. the future and I keep warning esville Eit conspiracy case Kniffin, is working as a Patteon said he's still su people. But they keep on eating say they're still ng to recovechac in Brenham, Tex., picious of people, but has '" wise contorting their legs. the cowttrv uu've read about in her books. Estimated cost will be ______________________________ - I - Evening Herald vy,I7j gradually wringing the inflation $11 billion deficit In the budget cratic economists, Including s -. -, - panese On New Diets the second, and from the on the commodity markets for understrndable reasons, at its maximum ln the winter for this glum outiook is montba, and a slowing in the wages are now apparentiy that neighborhood of 10 per cent a definitely, Scrub Country Trip- Daytime visit to Marjorie Rawlings __________________________ tak. year. In practice Home at Cross Creek with stops at a couple of horse farms near _____________________ '-.--I - --'-- Tn friv _____ SEMINOLE -. r .. -:_. •. ,, -'W' --- -_ -_-- '= -- ---- - -.- j- -- '_ -' - - -- -'-°- ____ ____ - - - - - - - �.- vni'ng Herald - .vr ,.-'-. _9,,'Sr4__ .,-.,--.. thursday, August 8, ?9?4 PrAnnr Frnnrn - Edforjal Esther Took Name Irr I U rwl Well, we no longer have President Nixon to kick around, It isa little from-ic that the most divisive politician in the last quarter of a contury displayed more grace in the hour of his humilIation than during his years of power, L1 I The Herald Serb Ices nwdico-politicil scene. swnless face is beginning :o choose some other successor. fidelity to From Gas Station his predecessor, and Despite this, t'io Cabanillas is show signs of strain. He can MAI'RID - (LENS) The prince cannot rely, as In the erd be immobile and InBy MARY CAMPBELL with Johnny Otis. My mother their own tunes InsL',d of Just Thorough to the last, and con "till the man most Spain- neither change the govermnen General Franco could for 30 effectual. AP Ncwsfeatures Writer cerned to leave everything well watchers are watchtig; his nor assume control of the years, on the automatic support figured she'd go along with it. COPying." Meanwhile Spain's two cxtiec up, Generalissimo Franco dismissal would be a victory for Movement (Spain's only legal of the church. And he alienated tremes MISS Phillips WO bt'rn in She Esther - UtUe E and gct a tutor to travel with me cousins beneath their she traveled with me, too. Galveston. After her iarents even managed to rehearse his the backwoodsmen. are (her she was known as then political organization) while many m'inarchjsts, without political camouflage she liv'd in He'iston departure. We went on the road with separated, gaining the respect of anti. competing for attention, On the was touring around the country, iiad a paper (or four years. I with her father and singing rhythm 'n' blues before Johnny Otis monarchists, by breaking with telL, the outlawed Communts Although his doctors declared . route, de"vering the Houston firmly that he Is recovering there was any rock 'n' roll. his father, Don Juan, and ac- party k distributing Post, to nuike enough money to cepting Franco's terms for a manifesto in which it declares from the phlebitis that took him She's also touring around the the summers with her spend to the hospital on July 9, most royal restoration, that "Franco is already dead country now, singing rhytlun 'n' mother In the Watts section of Spaniards thought the end had Recently Prince Juan politically" and urges the for, blues. Herstylchasn't changed. Los Angeles. Maybe she come. Carlos's relations with his mation of a provisional govern, she says, Just the background wouldn't be In show business father have improved - to the ment representing both left and arrangements have been Yet Ure was little emotion. J'-J muses, if her father today, she annoyance of right.wthgers in right whose task would be to modernized somewhat. She Even the tributes and get-well been around all the time to ' had the Movement and in Franco's preserve order and draw up a currently is messages from those who had a appearing in keep her in school as he wanted family. One consequence of this new constitetion. primarily white clubs, like New lot to lose snur,ded as If they . or if she'd married and never has been the regime's UnPortugal has driven home the York's Bitter End, trying to get rcre compiled from a dictiongone on the road at all. Her siswillingness to r"cognize his lesson that right-wing dic- more of an audience Interested ary of cliches, The average icr, who dressed her up for the seven-year-old son Felipe as his tatorships play eventually into in her and her most middle-class reaction was on recent I. amateur show, works for the political hete. the communists' hands, build. record, "Performan,..,," on the bnesof: "Let's hpe there'll ____________ ______________ Internal Revenue Service. Influential be no general strik? or personalities Ing up their prestige with Kudu, She was young and small, 5 close to General Franco are heavyhanded propaganda that economic upset until we've paid "But we always used to draw feet 1, wh.. she started, so she strongly sympathetic to the presrt Liem as the regime's white kids. I was on the Johnny [or the flat". was ,; called Little Esther. "I Duke of Cadiz, who might con- only serious foes. Most workers struggling with Otis Show, doing one fighters. recorded 'Release Me' in Nash. ceivably fill the gap if Prince the coa.ring cost of hing, find lie had Big Joe Turner and EdOn the right, yule, and I was on the way hack Juan Carlos (his cousin) fails to ___________ General France, his generals the older back. die "Cleanhead" Vinson, and '/jv,,.,. from the airport into Houston. fr'ii'Ø1A woodsmen are still reJoicing satisfy the powers-that-be. I.' and the politicians ver remote, I d been thinking for awhile I 1)espite these h Weajis, over the dismissal of the we'd play dances in the South. of staff, The tute kids had to sit in the didn't want to be called Little is'rtu:it vniius Prince Juan Carlos could at- relatively liberal chief The prime minister, Carlos they got to drinking Genera) Esther any more. We stopped at Diez Alegria. Their balcony. If tract much poblic sympathy, Arias Nararro, continues to they'd want to come down was the star of the show; I'd a gas station. I kept looking at when he finally takes over, if he juniors have resumed their at. beer, balance between moderate and the authorities would stop had the hit records, tacks on the name of It and I said my those bookshops and lives up to the moderateI y conservatives and backwoodsthe dance and we'd have (0 he has expublishing offices hard. The tutor name with it. Estr Ph1llip. that they liberal sentiments "It was very men. One of his ministers, consider to he dangerously leave then, which was a drag. sounded good. I started pressed in private, was along "br the ride, I Utrera Molina, has declared That goes to show that even liberal. USing the name Phillips. For Surveys Indicate that c the couldn't study on a bus. I had to that aperturisajo (the move1949 and '50 everybody wasn't about a year, I used Little per cent or so of urban sle.p on the bus and the next It is important, however, to prejudiced. They wanted to town ment towards a more open t I to go Esther Phillips, and finally .Spaniards who are willing to remember that the wasn't iii any shape communists come down to Join the blacks Of to any dropped the Little. express an opinion, at least might well be the srnaljej- left. the floor at a dance." class for an hour or two, not diverge from the path laid As Miss Phillips travels ________________ three-quarters want a demo. wing party if the democratic ' 'i down by General France. "I've often thought 1(1 had a around, with a five-piece in. Miss Phillips likes all the _______________ cratic future. The trouble, from socialists were allowed to records she has made for Kudu, daughter or son, would I allow Pio Cabanillas, the minister ________________ st.rumental group, they carry . the prince's point of view, Is organize; and that the far right her most recent ones "From them to do that? for information, proclaims I wouldn't two amplifiers for the gui!ar •hat most of these hopeful wouldbeuntmpressivebesjdea "ENERALLSI.IO FRANtO hlmseli an apertuthta, but a Whisper to a Scream," wantthemdoingltnotat that and bass. Nonmusidans aren't (Iemocrats think in terms of democratic conservative or "Alone Again, Naturally" and age. But then, I've always the only ones who find some ministry, against his will, haa July 19 was designated acting close to the regime has F1' which to many right-wingers banaed several British and chief of sate. iz' said to be a minded Even in present conditions "Performance," she has a been exposed to it, it's hard to singersays, "1 live up the street the public that It is still are indistinguishable from the extremists appear to have single out, "Such a Night," a suppress it. You either let them from the Whiskey a Go Go in reporting too frankly on the ward status. His rather expres- revoke his nomination and the prince will be held hack by the general public. "And I Love Him," which Ray slip off and do it. I imagine a moving truck unload. Never Ellis arranged, and "The Coun- that's what I would have done." in life have I seen so many try Side of Esther Phillips," Miss Phillips had her first hit amplifiers as came out of there. which included the single, "Re- reccrd at 15, In 1949, "Double I got so curious I asked how lease Me," both on Atlantic, Crossing Blues." In 1963 she many pieces there were In the She got her start in Los An. recorded "Release me," anoth-' group and they said five. That geles, by winning an amateur er hit, for Lenox Records, a night you could hear them a show at Oths' Barrelbouse Club, company which was sold toAt- block away. TAIPEI, Taiwan 'APi A each of about 10,000 characters, clud about half the at 13. "My sister dressed me up Ian tic. _________________________ characters ter in a box begins with the 15 characters in the group he to look older, Chinese-American computer and the number can be tele- in frequent use, She and a girlIn 1965 she recorded "And 1 same sound to make them eas- wants, and that character then expert has developed what he graphed and then decoded on FINEST friend needed money to go out. I Love Him." She says, "I think Yeh's system, however, take icr to locate, appears on a television SCI(fl says is the first workable corn- the receiving end. But the en- 9,600 characters and in Sales and Parts won $10 and they gave me $1 the Beatlesopentyla lot of doors ) stores The operator then pres.ses his above the keyboard. puter-based system of Chinese coding and decoding -n be a them in a computer memory. finger onto and and the most modern took me back home. They the group's position (or blacks. They sent for me Once the language transmission, service facility is corn- cleaned my face up so my do a special in Londoi with slow process, and a mistake in To write a message, an oper- on the sheet, closing a pressure- Posed, it can message be Chan H. Yeh, 38, of Sunny- one digit can change the entire ator first locates in Florida edited, stored, mother wouldn't know and they them because they said my on a keyboard sensitive switch much like printed or transmitted vale, Calif., claims his system, meaning of the message, Wjt all via tonk $9 and left. MON.. SAT in front of him the 15-character those used to select floors in the computer. 'ieh claims version of that song w ti a on which he has 33 patents A.M..8 P:M. "L' disastrous results, mother found out and best they'd heard. But that's not group containing the first char- many elevators. Pressing but- typing speed of 60 characters she"My wasn't as mad make long-distance commuThere are also Chinese Telex acter he wants 'se. as I thought all I mean. Some white kids tons numbered from i to is on per minute 1CTIO1 nication in Chinese or any other machines, but they are cumequal to about 70 she'd be. I started singing with were hearing black records and Groups are organized in another section of the keyboard words per minute in English 2913 Orlando Drive ideographic language as fast as bersorne to operate and only in- small boxes, and each charac- tells the computer amateur shows and around copying them note for note and Sanford which of the is possible. or faster than communication bands an playing hookey from selling more records ti-an Phone: Orlando $31-iUo in languages that spell their school, untU finally I recorded original. The Beatles wrote Sanford 323.4 100 words, 1' HehasaireadysoWNa. tionalist Chinese government on his idea, and is currently in Taiwan delivering the first complete system and training AMSTERDAM (A?) Auto- perimentally last year and the trouble.free. Most offenders times empty out mysteriously operators in its use, mation has (ui-ned the Amster- detection rate writ up to 4.8 per simply pay up the automatic $2 fro'ri one stop to the next when a Over 2i) per cent of the dam streetcar conductor, once cent. They work in teams of six fine, which is extracted on the controller steps aboard, world's people speak Chinese, renowned for his folksy humor, flashing a badge when spot. One Amsterdammer tells of more than twice the number into a plainclothes enforcement challenged and go through a an early-morning confrontation that speak the second major agent who stalks nonpaylng rid- crowded tram much more The control system also traps between a controller and a local language, English. ers or the city's transit system. .,uickly. a large number of foreign vis. citizen who had spent a night on Despite this numerical supeThe conductors went out in itors, who get confused by auto- the town, The rider, a gleam in rioritv, however, rapid written 1969 to be replaced on the capi. City transit spokesman Jan mated ticketing despite con- his rather bloodshot eye, - NIXON: - To have - served in thk ,.. .. , personal sense of kinship with each and i ••. : '-" 1 I every American. It would be easy at point to nit-pick. to ask whyhed1dn'tgoally and admit or explain how or why he got involved in the Watergate mess in first place. But as one human being to another we can understand any man's reluctance to voluntarily hold his feet to the fire before a national television audience. That would be too much for any man imperfect creatu, that wc are-(0 expect of a fellow human being, . Still, he successfully resisted his instinct instinct that has been both his greatest strength and, finally, his undoing as a political figure to lash out at those who disagree with his policies or philosophy, That, to us, was the most - - '. ,,' ', ' '- - - - ' ______ ______ - The former President was somewhat less than candid in his 'farewell address'. There was little indication, for instance, that even at this late date he is willing to face up to his personal responsibility for Watergate i.nd related events, office is to have felt a very impressive thing about Mr. Nixon's 'farewell address'. It Isn't easy (or any man and most particularly a man who has supped with the gods, so to speak walk away from power, Power, after all, is what politics is all about, We have been in the forefront of those demanding that Mr. Nixon be impeached or resign. He has i esigned and although w remain outraged by his conduct in that office we are not vindictive. We have no desire to see the man suffer further public hwniliatjon, He has, we think, 'paid his dues' and the spectre of a former President being hauled before the courts is not one that would bring pleasure to those of us who disagreed with the man's political philosophy. On the contrary, we would prefer to have Mr. Nixon become a 'nonperson' in the political sense There are a gre.it many serious problemc this country must grapple with and, hopefully, solve the coming months problems that must be solved If the nation is to survive, These are problems that lend themselves to serious consideration and debate without the lingerin' - ______ _ _____________ preoccupatIon with Watergate We will now hear a lot of talk about a (honeymoon) between the Congress and President Gerry Ford. We think such talk is nonsense and dangerous, TIme problems facing this nation must bc faced up to, debated and resolved Prcsdent Gerry Ford Is a,'m able and conjistent spokesman for a particular point of view, His views are not shared by most Democrats., Thus a frontation is not only inevitable but necessary, But the confrontation will, we hope, be on the merits of the programs rather Ii'.an on personalities and, as the administration attempted to label the break-in of Watergate originally, 'twobit brcak.ins.' We are not calling for a period of tranquility, Indeed we are calling for a return to hcaltI:v, robust political debate on Issues. We have, because of Mr. Nixon's performance in office, been for too long distracted from the busines,, of governnt, Our hope now is that President Gerald Ford will attack the problems (acing this country and that thos.e who disagree with his programs will present alternative solutions, Arid that these differing iew points will be Judged on their merits and not on the basis of 'friends and enemies.' Civilized debate is, after all, the foundation of ow form of government, We wish President Ford well. We do not offer President Ford or.. any President our unquestionin rdlegiance We intend to Judge him n Performance and s; suspect that's the wie President Ford would war' it. FORD:' I pledge to you tonight as I will pledge to you .a rT__..cin.w - tomorrow and In the .. 4 ....'._-'• 1- _,_- -• -- __• ,.- .4'' -- future, my best efforts In cooperation, leadership and dedication. ___ ___ _____ I - - HI,LIUI f'--k.: * ......... - . ; i .-. LI -- ____ 66th Year, No. 301-Friday, August 9 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___________ ''': --' ________ _____ ______ -. - - ' Ford Chinese Computer Invented WASHINGToN (A?) Gerald H. Ford became America's 3th President at high noon today, a plain man vaulted to the pinnacle of power by the scandals that shattered Richard M. Nixon's government, Automatically, under terms of the Constitution, Ford ascended to the nation's highest office at the effective how' of Nixon's resi:nation, Ford is the first President never to face national election, succeeding the first pres.tdesu ever to quit voluntarily. As the transition of power was formally ratified at solemn - r - - .4 .%J_u_Ln_n_rLrLJ-Lr,J-u -_J-u -,J-u -,_r Honesfy Fails In Amsterdam gt' swearing-tn ceremonies in the Oval Office, NL,n was in the presidential jet high above the heartland of Arcrica, heading home (or California, a private citizen once more. He had taken tearful leave of the White House two hour,, earlier, telling the men and women who served him that only a man in the deepest valley can know "how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain" Before walking Into the office that now is his, Ford declared himself ready "to start to build." To a troubled nation weary of - Watergate, Ford pledged Thursday night "my best efforts in cooperation, leadership and dedication in what's good for America and good foe- the world," and expectation to start to build on the other," A few hours later, beneath the gllttering chandeliers of the White House East Room, Nixon bade a tearful farewell to his staff and Cabinet, His voIce breaking with emotion, his eyes glistening with tears, Nixon said "sure, we've done some things wrong in this administration and he top man always takes the respongt. bilIty," but "no man or no wommjn ever profited" f.om the public till. 'Mistakes yes, but personal gain, never," he declared, Then, after stepping from his suburban doorway In a bathrobe to pickup a morning newspaper with a bold black headdine, "NIxon Resigns," Ford fixed his own breakfast and headed for the Executive Office Building. He told reporters he feels "a terrible responsibility the feeling of sadness on one hand ... not one single man or woman," Ford was not present, but he was to walk with Nixon to a helicopte, waidng on the lawn to take the '7th president 'rom the White Houz to private life. A simple ceremony in the White House Oval Office was arranged to swear in Ford, the House Republican leader when named by Nixon last October 12 to succeed Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned as vice president and was convicted of tax evasion In a bribery and kickback scandal. Ford's wife, three sons and one daughter, his embryonic of- i 1S ficial family and r. few close friends were to join a national television audience in watching the formal transition of presidentlal power. But Nixon waz not. He planned to leave the White House before the ceremony, heading home to California, his 28 years of public service ended by pubiic and political pm-essure, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger was sun'mone 'føq,. from Europe to adxninistet'ta Ford the oath of office Nixon was acctiscd'of violating: "I do solemnly swear that I Nixon [ - - will faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." The midterm in.augur,gtion was the climax (0an eventfilled week In which the pressure on Ntzoh to resign, and the rumors. that he would do so, built steadily. Nn spoke on naliona..' talevtr and u'o rot.. Cs%al Office, surrounded 1 by th trappings of the presidency he was surrendering aftes 2,027 Business - I 11 .1 - eaves - communication over tong dis- tal's 0 trains by automatic Freeke said problems started spicuously posted signs in Eng- stepped aboard a streetcar with Lances in the language has al- ticket vendors and tiight yet, right after introduction of the lish, Frenc:i and German. a smile on his face and a bag of ways been hampered by one low punching machines, 1. automatic system. "It's funny M'3 ifl his band. "About 30 per cent of nonpay. major problem p ssengers on a train don't Chinese new system depended heavily the inspector as someone ing rideri are tourists," Freeke words aren't spelled, they are on the honesty of the city's "May I see your ticket?" "The drawn; and as there are almost commuters. Sadly, they flunked who hunts down people without said. controllers asked the controller. "I don't 10,000 of them in common use the test, tickets. It's an accepted method recognize their confusion and have one," replied the citizen. there is no way to fit all of them City transit officials estimate of control. But It was different often allow them to avoid the "i sent me last cent I had on fine by buying a regular ticket. this bag of cherries." onto the typewriter keys on that Amsterdam los" two mil. with But then there are wily which long-distance written lion Guilders (about $770,000) Then the citizen had an idea, corn in u n i c a t ion Another problem, said Amsterdamjners who carry a ha ye annually in unpaid fares. F recke, waz that people missed 10 Mark bill and claim to be " IS the fare in cherries?" lepeni1ed in the past. First, the problem as tack- th wisecracking conductors he asked. Tne Iwo men eyed of Germans If they are caught." Up to now, two major ways led by uniformed inspectors old, who buttered up the old each other, both breaking slowtia,t existed of getting around who worked in pairs and UflC3',.' Despite the diminished cor- ly Into grins. The controller folks and flirted with u girls. this, each with its own draw- ered slightly under3 per cent of diality of the new ticketing scratched his chin. "That will back. all passengers checked as Freeke said these problems scheme, Anisterdam streetcars be six cherries, sir," he anThe Chnese eable code a.;- "black riders." Plainclothes have been overcome and the arc still good for an occasional swered, and, collecting the signs a fourdigit number to men were introduced ex- control system is now virtually laugh. Crowded trains some- fare, continued his rounds. ' KNITS 60" Wide, The Herald Western oilmen claim there Is Petroleum and Gulf Oil, have little chance of the Shah chang. agreed to take 700,000 barrels of TEHERAN (t,ENS) The tog his mind, but in Teheran he oil a day between them at a Shah of Iran now appears to is now privately known to be prIce 2 per cent higher than the have captured the leading role Wavering on prices as he rate for buyback oil. The cornon crude oil prices. If he should becomes increasingly aware of panies say they did so in the decide to support the sii their damaging effect on the hope of maintaining KuwafU Arabians and the Americans In world's economy, as well as of production. Kuwait is offering a ettin 1oer pricet, tIie teroirgsurpljof01 dsejf, further 525,000 barrels a day at prices are certain to drop. The Shah might reckon that the same high priceand expects By raising production ti'e by making further loans and in. to sell only about half, mostly to Saudis could drive prices clown vestments in the West he can Japanese buyers. all y thernselvey, but King help the world to avoid a recesThe rest of it will stay in the Fajsal is said to have told sion and, with luck, get his ground, which will suit the S'retar of State henry money bai. k uffle day, iUiili members of the Kuwait Kissinger that he will not although maybe in devalued National Assembly who believe continue to pre.s.s for lower currency, that oil is a better investment prices unless at least But., alternatively, it may than any other asset. member of tue Organization of now have become as clear to A production cutback in Petroleum Exporting countries turn as it is to everyt)ocy else (OPEC) that while France, Italy, Jap&n Kuwait would eat into the pre. l oilmen ban is the natural place (or and now Australia are leading say it could start upward petsthe .'uiericans to look for sup. the struggle to close their iures on prices when winter deport. It led the (IflVC last year current payments iips, for tia. fourfold Increase in push towards a general muind starts picking up in Sep. prices and has been a hard-liner recesskun will continue, loans or on pnces sinCe. It is the second nc loans. If oil prices are to Negotiations between the :i ;:duer in OPEC coint' down, the Shah intends to Sadj and Arabian Amtrj :fter iuuJi Aratna and is sup- beseeilasthemnanwhodidit, OH iAramco are now posed to be well-disposed 'i'he t,vo major conces. schedukl (or August, as Is a tari .mtr'a. !lirfs in u.' au, Br1tih large au'jtlon of Saudi oil. £ G __ NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE CLOSED SUNDAY - ''' Private Parties TUESDAY - Private Parties TUESDAY-Sr. Hockey 8:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY All Day Skate ..................... 10:00. 4:00 Adv, Dance ................................... 3:00. 345 MONDAY - Freestyle - 5 &4 100 Pct. Dacron Polyoster, Machine Wash and Dry. Our Reg. $3.99 Yd. 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I 'TV -. - --- - ---- -- - _ I '! -"" - '-= U1 .1 .' , ... PH. 322.9353 .LI 2700W. 2Slh St. (SR 46A) Sanford '1 '=r •( '..•-I'.'- ' -,. ' ' '4 4, , 'PJ j4,.Ji. >1, ) 4<,'4. - '.. ' ''fli - nv , . - ) -- '. ' - Index .. - -vr' ' If' .' es .. . -"' -,, - ; 41 'I, '" ,. F - - - - 14 ."#..IL c, ' -'..-," ...._I' S £ : - .J '.- , . -, A , S . •çl_ '. I I '. -1, - laX C U t, Favors Military Spenuing Yd. Preschool ........... 11:30.12:15 Dance Class ..................... 5:00. 5:45 Fundamentals ...............5:43. 6:30 PUBLIC SESSION ______ Ford 29 7:30.10:30 . 6:33. 1:15 .......... 7:30-10:30 :-:. _________ ____ ________ _____ I , a - THUR S DAY Beginners I " 10:00.11:00 , ____ __ __ Business leaders and economic experts are hopeful thatthe nation's fiscaJ picture S', , will brighten in the wake of /4 President Nixon's resignation. But they coupled their optim. ERIC RAYNAU) esm with a walt-and-see attitude WALTER COOK GEORGE SWANWEDEL SUE MCDERM(YrF towards the economic policies R.F SWEAT that the Ford administration will adopt. James H. Needham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said, "The rapport that Vice President Ford has with the Congress bodes well for the 3 economy." 1 Y JEAN PATrESON "I don't think he is guilty, but ecanomy," Cook Predicting some improve. warned. "But Herald Staff Writer "I think it was the right thing because the entire Country has it's been causing so much I suppose 'Everyone was turning ment in the stock market and I'a happy in a sense Nixon resigned and I was glad been marking time for trou3le it's best he step down," Nixon resigned. It'll give us a to too long against him and no one could the outlook (or investments was see it happen. But I think we waiting for the Watergate affair get on with things as usual, Hendrick Houtthaaker, a forfore from hundreds of political Seminole ° Countians in. Hills, Longwclod. mner member of the presidentIal platforms, Several persons, although for our new president," said terviewed today said they "It', going to let Congress get the Walter Cook And at precIsely 10 a.m. EDT, believe it is for the best that White House," the who of Altamonte they had nothing against Eric Raynald of Winter back to work and relieve comment of RE, was Sweat Springs was concerned is now teaching economics of the President the helicopter rose into the Richard Nixon has resigned affect Ford, were not happy Springs. on the nation's economy, pressure on the whole country," I4ongwool. ' at Harvard College. with the process. that led him to misty Washington morning. His from the presidency. Many persons felt it was best said Jim Graziano of However, "It'll be a shock on the the preaidenc)'. Houtthaaker said . Cabinet and several hundred "I feel badly about it and I'm that Nixon had resigned Longwood, was sorry to see it happen, Interest rates probably would administration aides heard his sorry it had to come to this. It's but it's for the best. Now things not I affected "A lot de. East Room farewell, and saw sad for the man and sad for the can come round and get back to pends on what President Fort.1 him go, country, but I don't think he had normal," said Ste McDermott says about economic policy any choice,'' commented of Airport Boulevard, Sanford. after he is inaugurated." His successor, Gerald Marilou Kleinknight of There are persons who Fordatched the takeoff. Altamonte Springs, remain staunch Nixon supNixon Llld the nation PARTLY CLOUDY Henry Barnwell of Sumporters even after the bitter Thursday night his resigning mnerset Estates, Casselberry, I. end, however. was act personally abhorrent aiso feeling bad about "It's too bad. I would like i the because "I am not a quitter," resignation. 'lie dd a lot of t'e more proof that he but a dt'cisløü marmdak'J by the good while he was in office, but guilty," declared George national interest, base the time had come for Swanwedel of Lake Triplen him WASHINGTON (API Gerald R. Ford enters the White Nixon acknowledged his On foreign policy: "President Nixon has innovated and Weather Details Page 3A. a casualty step down," said Barnwell, tirive, Ca.sselberry, house favoring revenue-sharing, a high level of military of support was gone, carried forward a bold and ourageous "I don't think an inforeign policy that of scandal. spending, national health insurance and Nixcun.style foreign Glen Ford of Casselbex-ry was history wiL1 credit In due perspective,' 4) peachment trial would have policy. convinced the entire affair was World trade: "One great responsIbIlity Is the need to seek a brought about by Democrats carry through to the finish glad he resigned; things will go amnesty for draft evaders. whatever the personal agony It smoother this way," was the assure a fair chance In the world's markets.... Trade Is lie says inflation is world public enemy No. 1, a threat to scheming for a long time to get Around The Clock essential to consolidate the great strides that we have made 4A would have involved and my opinion of Deana Brown who peace and order as well as the pocketbook, Nixon out of office, in the last five years toward a new world partnership," (July Bridge 58 family unanimously urged me li,es in the cotnty south of These are clues to the man's political beliefs drawn from "Now they've got what they Calendar.............3A 6) to do so," he said, "But the in. Sanford. his recent public statements, Most of them were made as wanted a resignation," said Comics ..............SB Isolationism: "There has been a tendency of our people (crest of the natinn must always tO "i wanted to see him fight it Richard M. Nixon's spokesman, but they are no dIff'.rent "ord. "I thinl; it's a real Crossword Puzzle. turn inward (but)! cannot imagine that we will withdraw come before any personal out to the end, but the way he , 48 from the philosophy he expressed In 25 years. in the house of tragedy. I wantej him to stick it Dear Abby from the world." July 1) censideration." put things in his resignation !lzprcsentat1ves. out. He did certain things Dr. Crane Military spending: "There are forces in Congress that 88 The farewell address to the speech I see resignation Is Ford favors optimism andeompromise, He became minor. wrong, but no more. than other Dr. Lamb ........... want to gut it, cut it, reduce it at the wrong nation, 16 minutes lung, Was do. right thing for him to do," said 88 time." (June ) It)' leader In the House, where g1ve'and.pj Is a way of life. presidents, If there'd been a Unroscope ............... void of bitterness or i'ecrimina. Bret Smith of Waverly Drive, 6A Economic controls: 'i'emporariJy, they were helpful, but here Is a z.amplcr of his statements since he was picked to two-thirds majority of Ikccpital (ions. they proved, is they have in the be vice president last (ktober: past, to be no lcing-ran Altamonte Springs. Republicans in Congress, Nixon Obituaries wlution. lApril 3A would still be president today.' Tekvisun ......................6:30. 7:15 AdultClass .... .d - k" '1 Put A Shah In Your Tank Capital WA.SUINGToJN (A?) A tearful Richard M. Nixon played out the final acts of a devastatcd presidency today, bidding sorrowful farewell to his Cabinet and aides, telling them that only a man in deepest valley can'know "how magnificent it is to be on highest mountain." Then Nixon and his wife trOd a red carpet from the White House to a helicopter waiting on the lawn pad and began their Journey to the California home that is the Western White Iioue no more, One last time, as he stepped into the helicopter, the resigntog President waved the two-handed V-for-victory sign he - - - 1 - - T'- • - :- -------•_--_ -_-__ -_ -' --_ - ', . - '-' -_ -- _________ _______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 08, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Box cp $ so 1 $ 95 .1. OK ___ (? ;.P% 1i!1:j , —- 1 qd AssocIatIon iir,i %F I TOWn r Country .' . ?ab)5, $10 a i,sqIe bed. $70 Other used Ettu Decorators. i09 '1 ii.i w MERCt, 1r • 333-9370 , ? 6 1 323 4715 - ' Witt '-- 'I - - ,. - , ' - . ' S .: - - . . ' . - .1I14 I Wheel Dr ive Air, Red IS, While 171 00 11 340 DART' Ii ' . I - iy(, I ruckjjus Bu .,.- - --.,. - '' .-I - .. One of two men who found $10,000 of the 130,000 ransom money used to free kidnapd _____ - ' a ' stir .." - " '. 1- - - P-' 4 t " —. . ~ - 3M . - -. ,.. Sanford businessman George Jackson Jr. has gained reprieve fron threatened probation violation Ii" the case. Horace Gathers, who received only $480 from his "lucky rabbit hunter" cornpanlon, Raymond Gaines, had faced a jail term for failing to pay back his share within 30 days as ordered by the court In return for proba tion. However, Judge David Strawnagreedtoa plan worked out by assistant public defender Bill Stern to a llow Ga th ers to stgnaprornissaryrot,eguaranteeing repayment, Gathers' father had already repaid Jackson $130, and said )J was helping him in construction work. - . " - . l -. , - -i : ' - . - . 11 - ., - - -'p. ,•, - -. - . e" dget - ' - - - 'u ' "- • 1 ' -. - . 'Appeal Submitted - P1'.. -# '. ... ,. . - .' ... .- ' - - ' . ,' . '. . - . - - , . '":- - ' ,,, r - ." . ~ ' - "' nincj — isis bled an a lAKE MARY— City coun- residential zones would be used prohibit construction of would specify tie-down require- ordmator and that he (Terryi cilmen have tabled action on a in lakeside areas and any sewer apartments and condominiums ments be a!ternate. and locations, ordinance creating a and drainage plans would have within 300 feet of lakes. — Adopted an ordinance esTabled for further study a I, a k es 1(10" zoning to he approved by city c'uncil. Freeman, ncted, "the way proposal by Terry that the city Lablishing a (ire prevention classification pending study of Mayor Margie hess urged the it's worded now it just includes enter an agreement with Civil code using the 1913 LIfe-Safety the propsal by City Atty. Toll) proposal be sent to the P-Z parts of streets." Defense officials so as to obtain Code and requires inspections Freeman, the zoning ad- board since it hadn't seen the Councilman Lou Blankenship government surplus equipment of buildings as needed by the nunistrator and city planning document. Other councilmen also requested the P2 board for city use. Terry proposed fire chief or his repr.sentatis'e, and zoning board, questioned if the "Lakeside" report to council on present lot Police Chief Gerald Fitzgerald Blankenship, who propostd The ordinance, proposed by requirements might limit or size requirements on Iskeside be named city Civil Defense Co. the ordinance, said at a lat' courniiinari harry Terry, sa' property. date he hopes to "go deep given first reading June 10 but .... After second reading of an Into regulations on transport. when it came up for second ordinance proposed by Terry tion of ex plosives through i . reading Wednesday night that would "fully outhr.r. ad. ,' :. city and above and below several councilmen complained ministrative respoisibtlitIes" " ground fuel storage tanks. they hadn't been able to get councilmen Terry' withdrew a Voted unanimously to copies of the proposal. motion to override Mrs. Hess' -- , adopt an ordinance limiting Freeman explained the final veto and adopt the ordinance. P10f rty taxes to three mills, draft, actually a re-typing of In her vr. — VO'.ed to purchase a dump Terry's original, hadn't been lles.i ..:uncil study the U'U( km Jack Prosser Ford available from his office un til rou orutnance further. ' Inc on a bid of $7,306.94 and a meeting time. tra :l-r and mower from Terry' agreed, at BlankenFreeman read the ordinance, I Be 'tns Tractor Co. for $6,909. ' ship's request. to reviess e the aimed at pr eventing further Pt 'chase of a frontend loader r J s,J page 1u . pollution of lakes by storm ,, ar I scraper blade Eo the personnel water runoff, but council tableul tr: lnr was also approved wi th prepar Pared b'y Blankenship.e ng any action to adopt it pending cc 'not to exceed $2,650, k the study reports. In other actions council: I 'C' .1. l'rvk under advisement a Under the ordi nance land — Authoriz ed the zon ing ad, reo,uest from Seminole Drug area and setbacks ministratortobegindrjwIngup Action Committee Inc. for %lAR(;l HESS requirements for SR-IAA i mobile home ordrn.mnep that Ii 511115.' n-hIlt' 11 r114-S 1- - ' $2144 '' ." . Stick, Excellent Condition Was anel 'Cools t' . , '13 GMC PICKUP $ 11795 '12 DATSUN '2185 Now 'Lit Hustler, BrIght Red Spes.mal As Is .'iijtU P S Chrc'qn Wheels, . Big T ire, Shiny Black and Only - '12 FORD COURIER 13295 AC 1 Sp - WC, I, U '2995 5 . IN - ' - ' ,' -. .' . ' . I Mi,05, Radio, Ovtriited "" . .' '1200 DODGE VAN 8995 ' ' '.'- . ' . . w - , ' w . ' , ,a . -. - .. , -- ... ' . ' - ' -' , ' ' I WVfljt 'S'' - 4., ' . . i• . , '.s - - .. - • ,1 -, - . - , . . ' , ' ' ' ' '' . . .. V . '' ,' , ' .. I I I ' ' S 4 - ' - '..flh' ' -0 I ' - S !j - . 01 ._ " . - - 1t . ft - ,,, - r WHERE EVERYBODYRi DES!! - . Gathers Receives Reprieve '' 1oi S - ,d 1W ___ 45 - ' 4 . .. L. Mary 2895 1U '- ' , 1 '13 DODGE W W Tire', ' ''' - *41 ' - I ' ,., . I - - .,- .. ,' -1 .1111111111111"1111111 hL •-• (0 m S.lI Confaned Camper. Good Con '_:'"-!.'.rr:.'c..-'#'_._:. -. bt , . .' 4 Wil tl ft F - Alachua County Sheriff J.M. Crevasse Jr. said his county should qualify for the funds, normally distributed to only high-crime areas, because it is the home of the University of Florida. . 1 3 DODGE W.P. 1314M - Sheriff's ., '11 PLYMOUTH FURY III 11,1 0011 LINCOLN Lt. John L)ancy of the Hollywood Police Department said his city had a 46 per cent increase in major crimes the first six months of this year. p t I Ex ce1Ient '66 GMC PICKUP i .i., JJ5 DAVEUSDt-URNiTURE 'S SW), anN fl- v'eb AVE - '1995 Orange, Economy Plus 9 1 '• this year. it Altamonte Creton, Factory Air, and Loaded With Equipment, Only 17.05$ Mi. Compare At `1 0,411#( Illur. M.iq Whetili, Auto. Air Aachua County and Hollywood to the list, of cities or police agencies to receive federal Low Enforcement Assistance Administration funds Thercportsalsodldnotsayif 'u, ... ...,i . a the commission recommended - 5' ."i.;"1 /,' i" 3'f'. hi, ' %-' ~0,0 "5 ' " "u that the county sheriff take over I * OW " &*V; - ' .7i 7 the less-than 10 men depart"'rn7 , --: ... 4~, . ' - -, •.-.,, - tv, ment duties. s,,4 .t- . 'v_-C-" ev Sheriff John Polk today said .i. 1.' . r i .. he had not heard of the proposal on possibly taking over the On a near-deserted Ness Sm'rna Reach, these two young girls Thursday built the last sandcastles of LAST CASTLES departments or the their summer vacation. The tide will come in and wash them away but memories of a happy swnmer OF at the beach ss ill linger on into the new school term, suggestion the state take over SUMMER Sheriff John Polk today said operation of jails. he has submitted his budget Polk would not comment on appeal to Tallahassee to "cover the small department Idea, and my bets" but remains hopeful a said the jail plan "has got its compromise can be worked out pros and cons." with the county commission. A state jail takeover could Faced wi th today's deadline, help the taxpayers, especially P I Polksaid he felt he had to carry in an area like Seminole County through with the paperwork on ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — date. They opted instead to call is eyeing where major expansion has the city manager post have been lost in Casselberry, to choose their form of the appeal just in case become necessary, Polk said. Charter Advisory Committee a vote on the form of govern. job himself. ~ nego tiations agreed to Tuesday It was said that his brought an angry retort from government, before a charter Bad effects would come from members will "play it cool" in merit — str ong mayor or city at te mpt to pla ce the form of City Clerk Mary Hawth fail ed to work out differences on orne was voted upon. lie was out of possible loss of local knowledge an attempt to strike up a manager — in November and to goveri'unent question on the today. $441,000 in salaries and of prisoners, and the growth of compromise with city coun. place a charter using the voters ballot was a move to "kill the town today and unavailable for "We do not lose applications f ur t he r comment. equipment Polk wants rein. the impersonal "state pen" cilmen to get the proposed new preferr ed type of government new charte r" and that Dorfman or any oth er city documents In sta ted. , %'— ,, atmosphere where "you're Just city charter on the November on the December munIcipal had applied for the city Casselberry," she said. O The group called Dorfman's The sheriff had a deputy ther , a number." general election ballot or In election, . 1manager job in Casselberry Casselberry officials expressed su ccessful motion earlier this hand-deliver the sippeal , ..%%0. Oviedo Police Chief Ken December at the latesL The council move led by Dan last winter. irritation that someone was week adopting resolutions of Thursday to the Department of Triplett, who echoed Govoruhk The group is keeping its Dorman, brought the cornand comThe current charter, passed trying to drag them into the appreciation dministraUon, which will pass JOIN POLK and Lake Mary Chief Jerry option open, however, of taking mittee's wrath down on his in the late 1950's, permits the Altamonte squabble. rne'ndation for the committee's it on to a three r!3ember board Fitzgerald's question on how the 36-page document to the head, and Councilman Cal council to name a city Dorfman insisted earlier this efforts, plain "hypocrisy." appointed by Gov. Reubin is "hopeful" the commission the personnel count would be people, using the petition route DeVoney was tongue-lashed by manager. week that the people of Askew, Committee Chairman Jane will get together with him next made, said he had heard of the to place it on the ballot if no former supporters in a city hall Casselberry city officials Altamonte iejected "strong Richards, a former city clerk, The county commission, week and hammer out dif' possibility two monthsago "on agreement can be reached with lobby confrontation after the today denied that Dorfman was mayor, political boss type told the group I)orfman's plan which must send a represen- ferences in the salary hike and the police chief's grapevine." the council, vote, among the applicants or has government" in the December for a December charter deet.ative to defend its cuts If the extra automobile requests "This has been coming a long City Council on a 3-2 vote At a meeting of the group ever applied for any job in th e city election by defeating ex. tion including the type appeal is carried out, has five promoting the appeal. time, but I don't know the earlier this week rejected the Thursday night, it was reported city. A suggestion heard at the mayor Lawrence Swofford in government chosen by the daya to respond to Polk's Polk said 1371,933 of the particulars," Triplett said. committee's request for a that Dorfman, who supports a Thursday night meeting that his bid for re-election, document. people in November is an im. appeal would fund raises and 25 "It's good in one way, and November charter ratification city manager type government, the Dorfman application may lie said he wanted the voters ossibi1jt'. Then the Tallahassee appeals new employes, Including seven bad in others. It's good, board will set a date for the deputies and a comptroller. probably, for the really small actual hearing — hopefully If a compromise is agreed departments with only one or within the next 10 days, Polk upon, the Tallahassee hearing two people because there's no said, can be called off by simply way they can provide 24-hour However, the sheriff said, he writing a letter, Polk said, protection. o .---' '2395 CHEVY EL CAMINO The commission also approved adding = -fti r Xli-'Or r 1~~ ;Ik f LI,T# il 00 9 - - iWN " ..,,.. w1ra '2695 1716 Cyl. Longbed Was 17495 HWY. 27.97 it S POINTS ICINGWOOD t j '13 SUPER VW 13 DODGE Dioo °'° '' PH. 322.8601 '2995 70 such a plan, judges are first appointed for a set term. At the end of the term, voters decide whether the judge is to be retained. - DART SPORT 340 1I LL WtN The 10-man limit was briefly announced as part of a lengthy series of recommendations, and '72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT II 4 1 __________ ____ 0 ____________ is Household Goods 5*1t. $45, GREMLIN—Auto, Air, Low Mileage '3395 Double Shtrp, De ep Maroon ':-" 'SI 4 F-9.-.~, 'M M-A -* -0=0 5- - il-ii enforcement agencies. Il,,is that, Loaded Freight damaged furniture arid furniture parts. Allot wholesale or below at 49 W Concord. Nøii's I-relght . Damaged Waref'sojse, 9502 _ t. I FIAT-124 Special Sedan, Auto. Air, F adio, Low Ml. 1 Owner '73 OPEL MANTA LUXUS '14 dwell. ScopIn, adjusting carb. & Engine $7.20 extra. 473 , 72 O ... if refrig step ladders - wire etc — S VI. Air, Auto, PS, Sliver wBlack Stripes, White Bucket With Console 1 Appliances air cond. - freezers - Over 10,000 Pieces To Select From , Hwy. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. '2995 Silver Hardtop A Real Mover' S.lwr mt - Tune up special (excluding fran. sistorized ign.) Includes plugs, points, condenser, setting timing & tin. 1.f' '1995 ECONOMY TOYOTA expert installation, 20 'r% exp. F It Sanford Radio, 4-Sp., Economical all einployes or Just road officers, Strongest response came from Winter Springs Chief John count ;ff-, I' ..- response by the three Seminole small department, Kazoroski of the State Criminal County cities which would be "You know your people a lot Justice Planning Bureau said 65 affected, easier, a lot better. You know to 70 per cent of the citle3 in Police chiefs in Oviedo, Lake who to take home, and who to Florida would be affected. Mary and Winter Springs all get tough with," GovorJ3k said Atty. General Robert Shevin said they couldn't comment In adding "I'll calls disagreed, saying the figure detail until they found out If the this and Find out just what wouldbecloserto4Opercentof 10-ma n cut off point would they've got in mind. Florida's more than 400 law 73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE—Beautiful )range, 12195 '13 MAZDA RX when it was used by former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew before his resignation and no-contest plea to a charge of income tax evasion. James Adkins, chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court, said his court recognizes that Plea bargaining is used extensively and plans a series of seminars on the proper use of it. He abstained from the 12-5 vote to reject the F(COfli ri'ienda lion. 1 'hill ip II u Lhi it. 1)ade Counts' public defender, said he favored abolishment but said the result would be a greater workload for courts and Judges. Frye said 85 per cent of the guilty pleas in his court in Pensacola were the result of such bargaining. The Commission unanimously approved its task force recommendation that the state adopt the "Missouri Plan" of selecting judges. Under . A Tallahassee special task details were not provided on force proposal that police Govoruhk, who said his Initial ei ther reasons or how the count departments wi th less than 10 feeling was that the plan is poor would be made. men be abolished has met wi th because local knowledge of the In commenting on the mixed and largely negative population is th e key to any recommendations, Robald k 24 Mos. At '46.59 '2695 '2695 1 Dc Sed.sn Like New Gold dlim 00 $ CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and I 2 Or,, 4 Sp., 2.5880 On Cash Or Trade, S. Tax $43.50, Tag. title $20. APR $21.57, Fin. Charge $21636, '3295 73 DODGE CORONET 0# Now Lowest prices in IQ", Call 57$ By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer '69 TOYOTA CORONA— .. 18 68. 73 Montego & Cougar, Gaskets, fluid & labor. Includes free In. spection, band & linkage adjustment, lubrication of linkage. ;5~ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3113I5E.FICStSC, 3325532 '1299 I Labor plus parts, 111111p- ~ I1 — '13 DATSUN WAGON 70 - 74 M,erc. Linc, Marks. Install new pads & rear shoes includes free In. spection of all moving parts, bleeding hydraulic Sys. Brake adjustment, Will sell compk'L' for $150 or wparafely 3237403_ _______ There'sonen,eryog, . 2 WEEK SPECIALS $500 worth of tropical fish ,sguarim, pumgs, fitters, 'ic. ~ BOB DANCE DODGEm"""""""""" Green 6 While. Air, Auto, Low Mil.a99 TOM BARNES SERVICE SPECIALS stitches Like new. $55 530 1026 ALL NOLL S STORES '2699 '14 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER '. directed to develop plans for putting the proposals into effect by July 1975. A task force headed by Pensacola Circuit .Judge William Frye 111 recommended the sanctioning of plea bargaining, ''The idea is to put it in the open and not to hide it behind closed doors," said the task force. Attv. Gen. Robert Shevin objected. lie said plea bargaining is "an evil part of the system." Nrt hi rig is ii ore galling to a police officer or sheriff than to arrest a man for a crime such as rape and see him walk out of court with an assault charge or a slap on the wrist," Shevin said. The National Advisory Commission on Crime has recommended abolishing all plea bargaining by 1977. Plea bargaining was in the news last year State May Abolish 3 Area Police Units tr 3 To Choose P.B zig zag & buttonholer, All fancy from how. TOSI Rvt vot, O,LAl0 S Hwy It" $ Yrvh N Land Ph MIS IS &Rf Ph J7 ISiS Rid Air Morris Sewing machine, automatic Wholesale. Over $200.00. Noll' price on factory damaged repaired suitei.. .5)99.00. Can not be fold SANFORD 371C l$y it 91 $svt11 5iisO., P11 177 fill or lar4s Ph 644 1314 1 49 competence has now earned him fp position of SERVICE MANAGER, Come down and meet him, he'll glad to help you with your service problems, Largest 5eIec1h), In Central Florida. Also best p(lCe Starting at $1) Complete ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one near you. '73 TOYOTA PICKUPS— S V Toni joined the staff at Town & Country 2', yrs, ago as a Class A mechanic, He BUNK BEDS 'C'v, T.O LI'XA IiO'i, -- A criminal justice commission has recomInen(lefJ that F l or i da judges be appointed, that police forces of less than 10 men be abolished and that the state take over the operation of all county jails. However, the Governor's Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals rejected a recommendation that plea bargaining be sanctioned. Such bargaining lets a person charged with a e11I11t, such as murder, plead guilty to a lesser crime, such as manslaughter, in exchange for a milder sentence, The recommendations were made Thursday b' commission task forces on police, courts, organized crime, crime prevention, corrections and criminal justice systems. Local criminal justice planning agencies were '2099 '1795 £S Unga r WWFW LARGE WOODEN DESK Condition. 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Blacktop roads on Iwo sides, KENMORE WASHER, Parts, 66 Horses Mul"PIP family or light industrial Service, used machines, Zoning available tsso.o MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 097 ''aIiOn. 20 rno old, half M ustang. 1)4'Okn to ride, $100 ea 37,? —= Sales ' • I 1 I -, Buys 1973 HONDA $00 IMMACULATE $1300 FIRM 377 3317 Toy POoØlepupp n,,,,I, F4.tS thols Apricot coot 323 es: i.s_, '6.5 thru '74 Models ,1?.97MAitlitOd 64. IllS '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout urlght red. Air and automatic Low mileage. Like new. 57195 Call Whitey Eckstein at 377 -1651. Dealer, Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted lunk ca P'aued away. Your cos;, 51 3 Orlando, 295 6194 anytime for . I — 77 AKCSI RernardMale Very Protective 19monitr Old $100 372 $656. Ranq, Ho?poln? and Tappan, priced right. Financing available with no down pament, Dick's I Appliances 322.7634 FORREST GREENE INC.S4 .. , Mun4"snnr I - 365 S71Q Appliances REALTORS196WLakeJrYBlVd 32363S3or$452333 . 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SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. ls?St. 365 5717 Large Is rtrcnt lot fl nuarti 1 conl rt'uflity in Altamon t e Sl9,5 -_: f RE BROTSAR KENNELS SANFORD SEWINGCENTER Seminole County-. s or to acr es:'l 307AE. 1st St., Sanford 3279111. ideal homelte ideal for horses Eves $6 Terry Realty, REALTOR. 67$ 0711. EARLY AMERICAN COUCH EXCELLENT CONDITION APOPIA AREA-- 10 Acres., more $90 671 0533 half in pasture. Has some nuge oaks, Toned UC* iy reupholstered hide ;r;cuuug'bed. Seller of fers terms 575,n Priced to sell, Waynes Quality Furniture, 1200 French Ave. 373. SPRING LAKE HILLS- Co mplete trailer hitches, All kinds. available Cher in bobbin, zig rag and 3 needle Like new condit,on, solid 5 Payments 95SS For ------. - C,aragt, stIes are in Season. Tell the iivupie about it With a Liassifieci Ad in the Herald. 3222611 $31 _______________________ Here 67th Year, No. 8—Friday, August 30, 1974 '72 VW Beetle. marina blue, AM FM radio Real clean. $2195. Call Howie Kirby at 3721631, Dealer - 1971 Champion- 2$', 3 000 rni In. With all extras $1 1,000. See at French Ave, Sanford or call fl 1 0 GOOD HOME IMale, lFernaie Puppy St . After 5,I)OW. position 'Tah..sayreøtsp. II - ted - -.--,-__ -- 1 Camper-Travel Trailers FRt 1973 Singer Zig•Zag Drop - 75 Red also black and tan Males, $S Animal Haven floarnng Kennels 3225757 )O3OrlandoDr RETIREES DREAM 1971 Flamingo 2 Bclm,, set up on lake, - and Supplies Pets AKC Dachshund minatures * Singer * and disposal A5 ,umeloanor lease sith option to buy Unfurnished OWNER. 377 1109 F old Goods Househ 65 77 1 lan - .. . " i '' . . . .•i, • , • - S - ' .. . . . - - -. - - .. . '. . . i, .." , . . ' .- • - - -.--- .-'' .. '. I - . - -:. ', ' , - .' ' '• I . • , , . - - ,, . :- C - ' ' . - ..-_ ''&_ t. •",,,• '.. '. • '.' .. J , .,.•_ . - . . - . . . . .- ' ' • 4-i . • -. . ' '. ',... , .' , S . , .. I .. - ' . I '., , , - . -.• - I - - . , ' - I , - ''u ' ,. 7;i' ,: 1141' II ii, " - ' - , ' -,•- . '. ' ' .. - �3A 2 A — Evening Herald I Friday, August 30, 1974 , DEAR ABBY Is ow She Ford A Heading For Asks Better Hospital Honeymoon? Jobs For Coll e IN BRIEF Graduates COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) DEAR ABBY: Bud and I are engaged to be married local governments "to provide dience and the rest of the coun. next Pident Ford told members Christmas. We've been going steady for over a year. data on occupations available try, The President said: Bud is cry jealous and has a violent temper, so we agreed that of an Ohio State University and to help channel potential "We must make extraor graduating class today that his employes into positions which dinary neither one of us would dance with anybody else. efforL to supply our administi'atjon wants to help are not only personally satis- know-how, our List Saturday night we were ataclub having a real good time. capital, our them "get a job that makes 1)ing but financially reward. technology m en1 to the powder room for just akw minutes and when Icame and our human Fesense as well as money." hack, Bud as dancing wi th another girl. ing." sources to Increase producIn an address prepared for I just walked into the next room and joined a guy I knew. I sat He also said he has asked the tivity at a faster pace. Inflation summer commencement ex- secretaries down and we talked. of labor and of Is creating a national state of Bud must have realized I had been gone for quite some time, ercises, Ford contended that health, education and welfare anxiety. Productivity must Im. too anti he came Jvlin !" -' "" college graduates find to report tn him no "rsw i'.. '1 mc : with ways prove if we are to have a lee! a lack of job opportunities Inc "(her guy, he jerked me up ctuloi lay chair arJ be to bring the worltl of work and inflationary economy. In the TI led hc me(o our table and told metosit there until lie was readyto their skill! and, after further the institutions of education long run, it is the only way we go home. Meanwhile he continued to dance with other girls. I study and the acquisition of new closer together." can raise wages without Incouldn't stop crying, so I got somebody to take me home, talents, are told they are Ford said "skills and intellect flationary price increases." overqualified for employment, must harmonize The next morning Bud called to ask some questions about our so that the Ford was making his second w edding and he acted like nothing happened. "Although this adwheels of Industry not only hum outot•town speaking trip since Before I go through with this marriage, please give me some ministration will not make but sing." becoming President three .itivjce. Am I doing the right thing? promises it cannot keep," he Ford said he will ask Con weeks ago, mid officials here SECOND THOUGHTS said, "I do want to pledge one gress next year to extend hiring arranged a bipartisan welcome DEAR SECOND: Have some third, fourth, fifth thoughts. And thing to you here and now: I will laws dealing with both from Democratic Gov. John J. then think some more. Unless you enjoy having your bridgework do everything in my power to vocational and higher educa- Gilligan and Columbus Mayor rearranged, poctpone sour edd1ng until snu are absolutely sure bring education and employers tion. liii toodv, a BeJ)Ublican. Uud hj,. learned to control his iolent temper. U you insist together in a new climate of "Both are essential," he said, University President Harold going through with the sedding, that "something blue" you credibility — an atmosphere in 'because we need new jobs and Enarson was to present an hon. should carry Is Blue Cross! which universities turn new skills." orary doctor of laws degree to DEAR ABBY: I'm a guy, 14, but I look more like 15 N)' scholars out and employers His speech was televised na- Ford. problem is that I hate to wear clothes. I know II sounds strange, turn them on." tionally by the Public Broad. Ford was due back in the but It's true, Ford said the Labor Depart- casting Service. White House during the noon We have a summer place on the ocean and I never wear meat soon will announce a new Speaking of the major eco- hour and set up a schedule of anything in the house or in the yard when we go there, program of grent.s to state and nomic problems facing his auappointments for the afternoon. I like it, wak the beaches at night with nothing on. The few people I meet are young so they think it's sort of cool, but I'm not trying to act cool. I just hate to wear clothes. My mother disagrees with the idea, but I see nothing wrong with It. What do you think? NO NAME IN CONN DEAR NO: Whether you are trying to be "cool" or not doesn't In an era when legal abo WAUKEGAN, Ill. (AP) tions and birth control pills are making homes for unwc mothers as outdated as necking In the back seat, there Is just such a home here that is doing a booming busines St. Therese Hospital's program began a year ago whe many other homes for unwed mothers were closing because of the Supreme's Court's 1973 ruling permlttlng abortion. Fifty-four women now are participating an d about 55 per cent of the 67 children born have been put u - + . W R _____ f marketing year starting Oct. 1. A week ago, the total for f l it, year was only 1.8 million hush'ls. But the spokc.ipan termed the increase merely speculative and Predicted that much of the corn would not be shipped. -- 1 a- + WA.S1I!NGTON tAP) The prices that consumers pay for petroleum products may have to be forced up as part of the project to make the United States more selfsufficient in energy, a top Treasury Department official said. Jack F. Bennett, undersecretary for monetary funds, said the g'vernmnent might have to act on prices as a move to cut demand and cncowagc development of alternative energy sources. Bennett commented a day after President Ford urged that the program, known as PRESID:vr FORE) Wary i Project Independence, he accelerated. Meany On Inflation __ _____ .'. ' r . _____ . . _______ ________ ______ + Me is pregnant. and it wcnft't surprise me mW bit it her husband wasn't even the baby's father.! heard that shortly after their marriage she was seen with another man. We must see them socially, which is very painful to us because we know about her background. My husband and! are torn between telling this best friend and b?Isiness partner the truth and keeping quiet. Please tell us how to cope with the situation. NO ADDRESS, PLEASE DEAR NO ADDRESS: Keep quiet, of course. And don't bee eve you hear.Thegossip be without ;~' , if, Into yij. f ,.4,, l'.wl4 4r r I - -: ____________ __ sons were stated In about 4 per cent of the cases. Officials said the cas were 1iw investigated by questioning relatives, friends, former cornrades, officers who led them, and many of the 1,400 deserters who have returned over the year's. _____ zoo Jim Ryan, heft) presidnt of the Central Florida Zoological Society, accepts a painting of the organization's "Logo" from local artist Randy Ogren. Ogren Is the zoo's official artist and ball of the proceeds from all Ogren's zoo paintings will go to the zoo. Ogren Is known for his portraits of show business personalities, _______________________________________________________ NEW PAINTING Americans to abandon efforts to Improve their living standards "in favor of just plain survival." In his annual Labor Day message, Mean)' said the problems of inflation and unemployment call out ir humanitarian solutions but until now the government has treated the problems as mathematical equations. "It is our hope the new President will see more than just cold, cruel numbers — that he'll see people, not percentages, and that he will move ith compassion," (lie labor chieftain said. Problems? Votj'H fOol better II YOU Qi, ((off your chest. For a personal r,pty, write to *nev: BOX No. e9 L.a.. Calif. "00. Enclose stam, ped self -addr essed envelope, pleas69M For *xoy new bookie?, "What Teen Agirs Want to Know," send $1 to Abigail Van Burin, 132 Lasky Dr. Bc'vrty Hills, Cii 90712. . I HOROSCOPE KI'* ed , Many — urt In Tokyo Bombing 7 I I TOKYO (AP) — An explosion believed By CARROLL RIGHTER I ~ + GNERAL Many unex11. can come to you through associating with talented persons. Be sure you see and be with as many business experts as possible so you on't miss out on any surprise influences Beup-to.date. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Start preparing now for the activity th at the full moon tomorrow ca n generate. Strive to have unproved relations sitn others, TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20 ) You are able to gain much acclaim now If you do your work in a mt precise way. Some civic vtvrk can be helpful at this time. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) This Is a good day for expansion, be:Iiez :i perwn2l or business life. The full moon ahead will put you in the right mood. MOON CIIILDRF:s I June 22 to July 21) You have responsibilities that should be discussed with kin. Find the right way to M'lve emotional troubles. Be calm I.EO July 22 to Aug. 21) Obtain the advice you need from associate,. One who has opposed you In the past will now give full (iw'peratjon. Relax tonight. VIRGO sAug. 22 to &pt. 22) Express clever ideas to cc' workers and bring about a change for th e better. You can ea'!y make a g'c1 impression on oth ers. JJSHA SEPT. 33 TO Oct. fl Plan a little free time for something that may come up th at will be to your liking. Oth&r SCOHPIO(OCL23IONnV 21) Do those things that will please kin and come to a better understanding with them. Avoid one who gives 'n- thing but trouble. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22 L Dec., 21) Obtain the data you need fromexperts so you can improve conditions in business and at lt f:r m . th flti. 'u CAPRICORN iDcc. V to Jail. 20) You have a clever idea that st ill show ('U how to add appreciably to your present abundance, Sidc1epalI that gossip. AQUARIUS tJan 21 to Feb 19) You have so much talent that needtobepIacetJ1n proper channels (or best results Join friends ++ + + the cement sidewalk at the entrance to the building, Two minutes before the explosion, a caller warned a Mitsubishi telephone operator that two time bombs had been set and "the operator should let everyone know LI L C1UIC1U so e could seen shelter.” After the explosion, a call to Mitsubishi's Osaka office warned, "We'll conduct a class struggle tomorrow similar to w ha t happened today in Tokyo." Police said that caller might be a prankster. caused by a time bomb in a business district street crowded with Juntime5trofJerakilled seven persons today and Injured more than 125 Police said they had no clue to those responsible for the blast outside he t headquarters of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, one of Japan 's major businesses. They said they were searching for the driver of a . who ignored an officer's order to stop and sped away from the Mitsubishi building ShortlY be fore the explosion, The blast left a hole the size of a football In ' . --. . I d71 p , ,.. ________ \s,. \' • ,• , .,' . . "v'. Mitsubishi is Japan's major defense contractor, but it has not been Involved in any major public controversies, P - ,, .,, Shots I For Saturday, Aug. 31, 1974 -' — -- - - . -- -- - ., --.- - . % - - + .. -+ sour life is largely up to YOW I' Official In Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Dr. Vassos Lyssarides, a pcoMakarios Greek Cypriot political leader, suffered minor wounds in the head and shoulder today when assassins sprayed his car with bullets. Lyssarides' chauffeur, Doros Loulzou, was killed, and the driver's wife was wounded see riously. Two passersby also were hit. Lyssaride, heads EDEK, a socialist party whose members battled the Greek-led national guard and the EOKA.B underground when they overthrew President Makarlos on July 15, After the coup, Lysaarldes and his supporters went into hiding, and EOKA.B terrorist, launched an island-wide hunt for them. Lyssarides emerged a fortnight ago, after Mkarios' deputy, Glafcos derides, re- -. •,.. ---- - . - . . - - - -- - - - - - I . .. "t- The assassir.atlon attempt could be the start of new warfare among the Greek Cyp.-lot polItIcal factions which pushed their differences into the back(round after the Turkish invasion. . . ' • 'I " - .'C .; Evening 11cluld '1 - PISCES tFeb 20 to Mar. 20i Anal) it yourself now, and know t to nulce the most 4)cJr abilities 'Fr) to help relatives who .drv having dillicultv, IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TO!MY...he or she will have many tale,as that can be brought out by giving the proper educathrn ,since an academic training is vital to your progeny 's success in life. 10 n - t try to tt'rtt spor ts or jlhaievcr c your youngster 'loes n'i care for, or you could lessen the potential for other thre ethical training early in life. "Tik' Stors impel , they do not compel." Wh you make of I'I placed EOKA leader Nikos, Sampson as president. - - - - -': k-' . . ... - - mok. - \ IS ItS — - '' . '. - - A, IS A real elephant egg Is placed by a hummlngbirij', nest just for kize at the American Mureumn of Natul History In New Yrk, in preparation for an exhibition, "The Egg," The egg was found on entury 3go, welgilis some ll pounds, and was Iay'd by th r weighed a thousand pounds. Nxii.-I* II IN BRIEF' P I V 6 Sunda' Hemkl Oat v AMJ SunødIy, ii ipt 5,?jr,j y and Chr,umat t).i, by The S4flhtwd Herald, JO N rvt,fl(p Ave. Sanford I'.% )7711 -w C PO-t,Q,' '.'nfora, ilo(,da 3fl71 '' '.+t j. 1 "ut,(r*pI,n Pates by C,arr,, Wtvk 5',., Year 171 40 lft/eecj F is fi (') Training For Local Lakes To Begin County Casselberry Frederick Thomas Hendricks, 20, of 218 Palm Place, LOUIS McGee Bo jailed Thursday in , lieu of $5,000 Palm City, Fla., arrestc bond on charge of breaking and Thursday night for disorderly + ' + JayCee s Receive 1 St Prize 2-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Family Pool Mexican Kidnapers Mum 10 b FARMERS MARKET Askew Extends She iff Investioation Until Snf. -" -+ ' WASHINGTON tAP) President Ford is planning personal meetings with European leaders and looks forward to "a productive and cooperative relationship" despite an edgy exchange with French President Valery - Giscard d'Estaing. Ford's views on European relationships were reflected in a deliberately worded White house statement Issued two days after Giscard criticized the U.S. President for not mentioning Europe in a major speech to Congress. PRE LA BOR ' "'' bes::ek:d;: OTTAWA (AP) The Canadian government has received no reply from the U.S. State Department after requesting the return of a U.S. Army deserter captured by American customs agents on Canadian soil. The Canadian Foreign Office on Thursday requested the return of Ronald J. Anderson, 31, alter the U. S. C ustoms Service admitted that its men went "a few yard.s" into Canada last Saturday to take Anderson into custody. Th e Customs Service said Anderson broke away and its men crossed th e border inadvertently to recapture him. - "Overly protective," sheanguish. ,"I's was pure jealousy," she shouted, "I feel NEGLECTED. added. ; .-I !. .. ted" Wives usually resent being "k "kept in the dark ,, regarding their husbands business and social engagements, + Conference Over .1 +' CARACAS, Venezuela „%I, i :1 third United Nat ions Law of the Sea Conference has ended with a call for serious negotiations so th at a tr eaty governing the seas can be signed next year. The 10-week conference failed to draft any of th e 100 agenda items into tr eaty provisions, although the delegates agreed in principle to a 12-mile limit on territorial waters plus an additlorial 188.mile economic zone. Another conference Is to be held In Geneva next March. - Partly Sunny through Saturday y,th thundershower-s most likely during the afternoon Highy in the Low tonight in the lo* 70% n, p h stronger and gusty near thunderiho*ers Rain Probability 60 percenti And such Jealous) is usually directed at the other women k now more a bout your ha k husband than you do! 7r and 60 per (Nit Saturday Extended outlook throuPi Tuesday partly Sunny ith scattered mainly atteinoon derthosscrs Highs In the upper lOs and lower 90s and lo'*s mostly in the 70i except in the lower SOs along the sOult St (011%? and in the Keys For the usual wife figures she should alwayshave the "SCOOp" "What do you think about on her husband's plans and your husband's announcement biLsiness or politicial ventures. that he was running for T L'l.'L'I ' "'fl'' "' ' mayor," Mrs. Alioto's women is the invisible friends might have asked. tattoo eiigraved on every wife's • h Wouldn't you other wives feel so smar iiU5uniiu. flvvu / Indi gnant at having to confess: to act accordingly! AREA DEATH aylona Beach lidn for Saturday JAMES ANDREW RUSS SR. James Andrew Russ Sr., 34, of 2201 Park Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday evening. A nativeof Leesburg, he lived in Sanford for the past six ).ears, mosing re from Jacksonville. lie was a member of the Central - BhlpttstChurch and was a radio technician . Survivors include his wife, Peggy, and a son, James A. - , t 1 + + . - , 4 ~ NEW DEli!!, India hAP) — Prime Minister Indira (a,dhi Is pushing ahead with th e annexation of Sikkim, a tiny buffer state between India and China where the In. than government htready Is In firm control, Mrs. + theday? + I I - !t_,~_ e /J'%- - -- inchar+ + + + - ' I NCE I + / jj /'-t'.., . I • - " p "uI. -I! - :1 DOUBLE KNIT SUITS SPORT COATS SLACKS - Shorts r:_+_ i : • + I 0 a )ie +- T. , .11; . . - I - - . . 1 kg;gF N + + . . d Extra Longs 29.34 f 4 jt ' ': + - I . r georgesiva t 13)1,,, P*b'l$M Oi,,?x*. 0,I.sd. +4 Longs Slack Sixes Regulars +,+ [(u1h h1 r ' - __._ 0 justified in crying out: . '' - __ - , %.r-W-10 ( - - - e b - -, EVERYDAY I __ - i tV_ . -_ r 1, . 1 I latest styles u nquestionab le . r"''-, ...: e ' manufacturers I -. • t' , - / : - - I r i . ' -' I ' Cremation S1IIII I husband? ''l wits neglected!'' '' Suit Sizes 3.S2 "overly protective" plea of her Gandhi .. ' 4. RUSS JAMES ANDREW Funeral services tor J,,rns Andrew Puy Sr 31. of 2701 Park Ave., Sanford. ho ded Wed neSdiy, will be held a 10+30 am Saturday at the Grmko,' Func'cal Home Chapel with Rev Herbert W Knncdy otfc,abnrj I'+L!A.J14u1.J.iA . - ' '' " I CAIlOflhiIYr -. .. Funeral Notice LUGGAGE - Don't you wives agree wii th Mrs Alioto's objection to the V - . I / . + SPECIAL + - "lie never told me he was going to be a candidate!" For wouldn't that suggest your husband looked on you its a child , Incompetent to un derstand the politi cal Issues of - -, Russ Jr., both of Sanford Gramko Funderal Home in charge of arrangements. hIgh 7 3! a m, • (to P n • le#. a ni • I ) p , Surda high $73 am • S a? p m 10* 703 am, 7:13 pm Port Canavera l Sat urday high ill a rn, 7 4lpm, iovv 117 am, i + p m, Sunday -. high 7:51 am., 1.16 pm, lw 1 - Si am, 7 OS pm ""' - DAY SALE . Yestcry's high 93 l thy f'IOfl1flQ 73 There was no ran to* " th ., P WEATHER l n w h orng yi husband tried to ge Cli ni cs" excuse his lack of com• and thus reduce marital fricmuriication with his wife on ground that possibly he was a lion bit overly protective, she Mrs. Alioto said that being protested. completely ignored left her with + Canada Wants Resister Proposed a constitutional amendment on Thursday to give Sikkim two representalive, in th e Indian par liament and to include the Himalayan state in I ndia's fiveyear economic plans. Police End Crumblers' Spree & Europe-U.S. Talks India Annexing Sikkim Cookie The Neglect By Husband To Open 5th TV Town GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) —Officials maintained today that there has been no word from the kidnapers of President Luis Echeverria's &I-year-old father-In-law since he was seized at a busy Guadalajara street corner Sea Another hearing on the sulted in the "big shots" being state winner in its population cupatlonal abilities and em- hyacinth harvester will be held called on to attend, Gov. Reubin Askew has been Jackie Dubois, W.D. Re&ter, division. invited to be grand marshal of D.C. McCoy, ployment interests, following the hydrllla mee tin g Donna Mason and the annual Sanford Christmas Pat Register. in late October or early parade and the Florida A and M November, said Euga. band has been asked to par. meeting organizer said Ucipate, bee tactionon harvester will not take over The parade committee at a days, "providing the county recent meeting made preparations to have entry doesn't drag its feet on the lease With Flea LAKE WORTIJ,Fla. (AP) — and everybody lives up to their The kids were arrested blanks printed for the theme Opening Police have dubbeI It "the case Thursday by Lamb. They to contest and decided to award a promises." ld of the cookie crumblers." He said that he has received of breaking into a friend 's home $Sosavings bond to the winner. Aug. 31, BY GEORGE CRANE Even If a wife doesn't relish The central characters much support fishing are an and from The committee stealing a cookiemonster A sale is asking for of large home ap. Ph. D., M. D. Sept, 1 &2 becoming an active participant pliances, television and stereo camp owners and action on the 6-year-old boy, his 6-year-old toy, a miniature airport, a toy suggestions on ways to control and Lake Worth Detec- truck and a pink piggie-bank the in her husband's political equipment bottleneck that usually Weekends marked the grand harvester will help their sister, CASE B-629: Angelina Alloto career or business, she figures opening of Stanley P. Bellows' business. "In some of the tive Sgt. Arthur Lamb. stuffed with about $15 in cash, develops around the reviewing Farmers, bring your disappeared for lB days earlier she deserves a preliminary ifth Lamb said, stand at the parade. Portable fresh produce to our f TV Town Thursday at 199 this year. briefing of any r.ew action be W. The money was used on a bleachers and lines at the curb market and sell direct to Semoran Blvd., in Fern It embarrassed her plans to take. shopping spree In eight stores to keep spectators on the side the customer. Located 5 Park. distinguished husband, the for paper, pencils, glue, candy lines are being considered. r store, lOCa ted a cr oss miles North ci DeLand on And, as a bona fide marriage Mayor of San Francisco. and soda pop, he said. Committee members are Hwy. 17. Five acres with partner", she figures she fromSemlnolePlaza,willcar-iy Euphemistically, he tried t° La ur ed mb ret n the shade trees and plenty off some of Fred Davis, Jack Weible, merits a "progress report" a complete line of home apcamouflage her absence as a before Street parking, We pro. ch pur ased itemsfora$7.7Ore. the nubIle ever pliances such as Mavtau. —- religious pilgrimage, ' fund. Most of the other stolen Frigidaire and Philco and access to her ar" But upon her return, she behavior, property was recovered. television brands such as Gov. Reubin Askew has who asked to be replaced laced the reporters, mean w hile The youngsters were charged Magnavox, Zenith and Sony, exteried until Sept. 30, What often his irritates such a ca be use his office "must work holding her husband's hand. with burglary, fingerprinted said store manager Dottie assignment of State wife the most, is for other Atty. closely with the shezjWs of. and posed for mug shots, and And said she had decided to Cotney. Eugene Whltworth of (ice," women to know more about her were then released to their "take off as a protest against Ms. Cotney added that the Gainesville to conduct an in. husband than she does! mother, Lamb said. being neglected and "corn. stereo division, under manager vestiatlon Into Rlh'Ofltinn. ; Si a rea hii nPcmn hnvn pletely ignored". Send for my 200-point "Tests Roger Jones will carry Sony, misconduct in the °Serninole been subpeonedbyWhitworth She admitted that she loved for Husbands & Wives," enKenwood, San,sul, Akai, Craig, Count)' Sheriff's department, to give testimony in the case, her husband very much, closing a long stamped, return Supei'scope and Garrard sound Whitworth was asaigned by according to Herald sources, equipment. "But, you know," she added, envelope, plus 25 cents, and Askew on Aug. 3, to take charge however, the identity of the six rate each other scientifically. The store will be open of the investigation. W, "he didn't ask me when he ran He remains confidential until the T7t replaced for mayor, and he didn't ask me State Ally. Abbott subpeoneas are returned to the For those Rating Scales are Monday through Saturdays 4 & f rom 10 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. if he should run for governor, widely used nowadays, not only Herring of Seminole-Brey'ard clerk of the circuit court. -.— "I mean, It would be nice to in hundreds of college classes, — - 1, but also by es and " t$~ Wives Usually Resent Bellows - doctors said they feared for his life because ho must have daily medication. Pvrthi(ent unofficial reports !ittribu(iyj the kidnaping to the leftist guerrillas of the People's Armed Revolutionary Front, who kidnaped U.S. Consui'General Terrance G. Leorthardy in Guadalajara 18 months ago. But federal and state officials said they had nothing to confirm these reports, and sources close to the Zuno family said it had received no demand, or notes from the kidnapers. Atty. Gen. Pedro Ojeda Paullada reaffirmed the no. negotiations policy Echeverria adopted after freeing 30 political prisoner to ransom Lcorthardy, "The people and the government do not make deals with criminal,," said Ojeda. Parade Ma rshal May Be Askew oc. that the obstruction In the heart booklet. two days ago. Troops and police continued the hunt for th e old man, Jose Guadalupe Zuno Ilernandez, Zuno's foundation. Cassette recorder and radio valued at $19 stolen Wednesday Bicycle valued at $50 stolen from Church of Christ at 600 Thursday from the home of Palm Springs, Altamonte Mildred Bookhard of 46 Lake Springs. Monroe Terrace. Cash and check., valued at Bowling ball, bag and $426 stolen Wednesday from valued at stolen Thursday Brake Clinic on Fernwood from Gladys Ramsey of 211 Boulevard. Ridgewood St., Sanford, while she was at the Bowl America Longwood Lanes on Airport Boulevard. Two juveniles arrested Bicycle valued at $72 stolen afternacn in c Thursday from the home of nectlon with theft of 1150 tapes Jackie Olgesby of 22 Seminole a nd carrying box from car GSXCioflS Apts. belonging to Bob Weatherford Television of undetermined parked at Winn-Dixie ahopping value stolen Wednesday from center, SR 434 and U.S. 17-92. home of Ulian Gardner of 1201 One Juvenile was released to E. 4th St., Sanford. detenton center, the other to his parents. itij WASHINGTON (AP) — AkL'1O President George Meany said that two years of rapid Inflation have forced - __ ___ fr IJ Sanford can you assert that subaortic surgery in the past seven years stenosis can go unnoticed by the and better information a bout i( entering. intoxication. Released from victim? when to operate. But still th ere Rudolph Alexander, 35, of city jail on $62 bond. is no foolproof way to be ribLake Harney Acrette.s, Geneva, DEAR READER You need solutely sure. Jailed Thursday ln lieu of $5000 to appreciate that subaortic Now, bond on charge of grand tarabout my stating that a stenosis (obstruction to the out. ceny. let of the heart) is an unpredic. patient may not notice the table disease, Your doctor, condition. I have seen men in Two Seminole County lakes fishing camps you can't even Bicycle valued at $50 stolen gave you the best advice the service in uniform, some of will be stocked with hydrillat a boat out," he added. Thursday from home of Shirley Seminole Junior College has eating white Amur fish in them doctors, who had this Reports that fishing camp available at that time. I problem and A group of Maitland Jaycees Manley of Box 143 Elder Road, had been unaware been awarded a $600,000 grant January, according to Delbert owners were to checked my own experler.ce get have accepted first prize in Lake Monroe. by the state Manpower Council Euga, Sanford council mem Of It until an abnormal sound ber "boisterous" at the Wednesday with the leading te xt on Bicycle valued at $120 stolen Fort Lauderdale, for the heart the heart led to it discovery. to retrain unemployed and of the Florida Advisory Council meeting were unsubstantiated, Spectrum Award in State Thursday from home of Janet diseases and note that in 1968 A 2-year-old Altamonte the death rate for aortic Is simply a statement of well underemployed persons In the of Conservation and Environ. according to Torn Bernosky, Gordon of 7th St., Casselberry. Springs girl is in competition. serious con. Central Florida area. ment. Sanford Police Department stenosis at sur gery or In th e established fact that if the today at the Winter Park The Sanford offi Furniture valued at $200 dillon ce of Florida Euga The award, presented to said that the sta te has detective, next (our years following surg. obstruction Is mild that stolen Thursday from Jerry Memorial Hospital after she fell it may State Unemployment Service given the go ahead for eight "They were attentive and Maitland Jaycee President cry was about 20 per cent. With cause no symptoms at all. So has also received a grant to lakes in the Into the family swimming pool Shiles of 443 Airport Blvd. state to be stocked passive," said Bernosky, Dave Padgett at (jt, Thursday. these odds most heart the person will first find out provide employment experts to with the Russian-developed Auto parts valued at fish "there was no need for us to do conference, Is sponsored by specialists then agreed it was about its presence when the work with college personnel in and Joyce Shears of 107 Camphor Florida Jaycees and Florida stolen Thursday from Eugene they will begin the process anything." not wise to subject a person to doctor notices It on an the new program. La ne was found in the pool by A. Augusto of astiiiian ''almost immediately" Bernosky said that th e three Paint and Varnish Association. surgery unless he already had examination. I'm sure you did her 7-year-old sistcr who pulled Spectrum Court, Winter Park. program Those eligible for training following a Ft. Lauderdale plainclothes detectives at. The symptoms. You say your son all that could reasonably t her out and hollered for her will receive a money allowance meeting on the subject Oct. recognizes business and 18. tending were there mostly La'ower valued at $20 mother. The suffered no ill effects and was expected for your son. it was during the training period and girl was rushed to as a professional people or public (Related story Page 5/.) courtesy to the senators, stolen Wednesday or Thursday Florida North hospital and active, so it Is quite underst.an. Just a series of unfortunate and most educational expenses will The two lakes, Lake Orients representatives "and other organizations who have done an of Robert Black of then transferred to the Winter dable that his doctors did not unpredictable events, outstanding civic service by from home be paid from the grant. and Lake of the Woods In south VIP's" serving on the panel, Box I-E First Drive, Sanford. Park Hospital. recommend surgery at that renovating an existing old College counsellors and Seminole, are not first on the Congressman Bill Send your questions to i'. employment specialists will priority list, said Euga. time. Open heart surgery was Chappell building and making it an atdeserves much credit for actractive part of the community. Lamb, in care of this newspastaff the local "Manpower" Just beginning around 1955. T he The pesky underwater weed, complishments at the meeting, per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City office to provide a thorough introduced to Florida in 1969, said Euga. "If It risk 17 years ago was very hadn't been for The Maitland Jaycees enStation, New York, N.Y. 10019. assessment of each participant has spread throughout the state great indeed. him we wouldn't have a darn tered a report on the recently For a copy of Dr. Lamb's to determine specific needs and and Into southern Georgia, said thing settled." The problem ls quite cjijferent booklet on cholesterol, send 50 remodeled Maitland-South potential capabilities, Euga,andhas"the ca pabilities Euga added that Chappell's Seminole Chamber of Corn. If the patient has symptoms. As cents to the same address and Diagnostic testing will evaluate of extending up into Canada." pressure on Washington re- merce which was deemed the soon as there is some evidence ask for the "Cholesterol" achievement levels, - - W Personnel SCf1 ()C)l SJC Job Higher Gas Prices? n., : +L11.__ . WA.S}UNGTON (AP) president Ford reaffirmed his opposition to limiting grain exports, even as the Agriculture Department was reporting a surge In corn buying by the Common Market nations. A department spokesman said the nine.natlon European market has ordered nearly 368.5 million bushels of corn for the + _____ ____ t Friday, August 30,1974-3A H i ke Db eate A iive POLICE BLOTTER + Ford Against Grain Limits matter. Wandering around nude at ni ght In a public area can find ou cooling off In the cooler. I vote with your mother. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter Is being married at a large for. \f e tn am nial church wedding and we are presently planning it. As Is the es sters custom, the groom selected the ushers. I There will be six.) We are now Informed that we must ask each usher If he wants WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. service under President Ford's Vietnam-era deserters cannot ing back some men who went to bring a date to the wedding, and if he does, we must send her an br defense officials would be conditional amnesty program. be entirely ruled out, over the hill for reasons unreinvitation. That's not all. We are also informed that these girls VeT)f hesitant to accept desertHowever, Pentagon sources They suggested defense offi- lated to the Vietnam war or to choud be included in all the wedding party festivities—including era or draft dodgers if any reporting this said the possi- dais might be willing to considcriminal acts committed while the rehearsal dinner. Is this right' should volunteer for military bility of such service for some er, on a case-by-case basis, takin service. NEEDS m ,ow The Pentagon claims its DEAR NEEDS: No. If an usher Is officially engaged, It would It be gracious of you to Invite his fiancee to the wedding. But It's not analysis shows that only about 6 " per cent of the 4,19.1 deserters necessary for the ushers to bring dates. They T'tr escort the .bridesmaids.) (P.S. I am frequently asked ii a Um '~.\ "single" person after July, 1966, are known to who has been Invited to a wedding dinner automatically has th e have acted because of objecprivilege of bringing a date. The answer Is no—unless th ere are %. (ions to the Vietnam war or pacifist beliefs In general. DEAR ABBY: My husband's business partner, who is a fine Other reasons cited included young man of 29, recently married a 20-year-old girl. She was family, financial or personal very promiscuous before they met, but he probably knows nothing about It as he is a newcomer to this town . Being pretty, troubles, Inability to adjust to __________ _______________ 4, . military li fe and charges for she "swept him off his feet" aria they married after a whirlwind 71 . other kinds Qt offenses, No rearomance. i - for adoption thrcugh unrelated agencies. - Top Defense Officials Of For Evening Herald DEARDR,LAMB_Iamso ls great enough to cause the pa. angered by your reply to the tient to have s)mptomns then the parent of the 16-year old girl risk of sudden death Is high who died that for theof subaortic stenosis enough that most heart TheeriiIno1e debate over pay raises the budget for the first time In my life specialists think surgery sho:ld fur County school raiseswould be bad for moral interested in working for I am motivated to write to a be done right away, school year; that is w he1974-75 n the board and unless newspaper, For 17 years I'd there could result in personnel school system, are other problems, The personnel is still alive despite called (or the study and said been told by several of New no cutbacks. In other board action a doctor has to balance the risk of the school board's de cision to more pay hikes until the York City's best cardiologis t, o There were cutbacks, but contract for $16,000 was halt all further perationagainsterif0( ap. Increases until completion of that study most of that, though surgery was known them were instituted ProVedfortheSerr,1e(11ty the completion of an in-depth having the operation. In tinsometime early in 1975. for this prior to the raise. In May school Health Department. Layer condition, the mortality predictable disorders of this study. Seminole School rate was too high to subject my Supt. officials said 104 teachers would described the The subject came u at the contract as ne and sometimes b"ea,ise of William P Lal'er made th2 son to it. lie was an active, be without jobs for the new "budgeted and routine." most recent school board origins; recommendation that school year; that num r one beto e board also heard a report , onTh alert, bright individual who sudden changes in the patient's meeting when custodians, the b2ard wait until the study is since been whittled down the could lead a normal life, with condition, It is not possible (0 maIds and bus possibility of installing again complete. But he also recomperiodic checkups by a doctor, always make th e right choice, came before the drivers Non-instructional personnel fire and burglar alarms board with a mended the In all board deny the regardless of training or cx- salary (custodians, teacher aides and schools. La hike request. The yer id board sa e th At 17 he suffered an aortic perience. hindsight is plan raises for principals and maids) were also so much again denied the facing a looked economically feasible proposal, aneurysm and after an cx- better than foresight. coaches, reduced staff size. But, at this and would cost about However, the approval of pay $ 000 cruclating week he died in 1967. Layer said all school em. week's meetir.g it was reported $5,000 hikes for per school. "We will school principals and ployes would get an 8.3 I think you are being tinObviously when seven years per cent only about 25 non'ifl,structjonal probably i athletic coaches was nstall a pilot system later a 16-year old girl sue- iai'ily hostile about some passed by raise for the 1974-75 school year remain off the school payroll In a new school the board In time to be placed in to see how such cumb, to the same condition matters in which you are not and the selective additional and some of those may not be a system would work, medical profession knows no adequately informed. There more now than it did then! how has Ix'en some improvement Booming Baby Business - • I Pay NAmnONL r - -:i. ~ ~ l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ By ABIGAIL VAN IUR" I DR. L1. E. LAMB 0* , Reader Questions 1\ I I 8777, - �-r OPINION Evening Herald ~ Evening Herald Evening lkvald BENJAMIN Aide IN BRIEF SHORE Says State Computers 'I K.Ma \/\1c r ic Iii D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director g Horne DeIivry: Week, cen ts; Month, $240; 6 Mon, 814.20; oor1 Baff 1e Econ o r'r'i IS fs WASHINGTON - Of all the nation's icr a family of four, a man working at the up- prepared by the Institute for Research on peverty-stricken famflies, roughly 75 per cent coming (in January) $2-an-hour minimum wage Poverty at the University of Wisconsin. are headed ablboed men who have full, time jobs all year long, They are known as the "working Door." the ' Holidays Aren t For Mass Murder .,. Fla. (All) Three defendant.s in a bbery-abducti on case involving a department store assistant manager and his mother4n.law have entered guilty pleas and have been sentenced to fedcraJ prison. '' "-- pnrnin,c ..'ni,t. . 'Ibree others st' ill face charges in the April incident. Officers said Russ Thomas McDaniel, 32, was forced to get an undisclosed sum of money from a K-Mart store safe and turn it ('V'r to the gang lot tie release of his mother. in-law, lois Wilkinson Reid, 53, of Clearwater, Fla. The Fill said soille members of the group have been ;1ccused of similar plots in Atlanta and other cities. i Council f repeatedly warn us against speeding, reckless driving, drunken driving, falling asleep at the wheel, etc. The National Safety Council warns us that hundreds of us will be kill ed and thousands of others seriously injured in tA ac uji over we noiiaay. Insurance it companies lau.nch expensive advertising campaigns begging us to exercise caution on the highways. And still we go out and engage in our ritual slaughter on the highways. It wasn't too long ago during the Vietnam Var when the Pentagon was announcing the weekly casualty list that we started comparing it against RAY CROMLEY ( 'tI I ._ -i VU" 1. ' I -'...,,-_'.. -t 'J I' I. o1/`Z1 '' - - -- urting Pay H ld H WASI ING-10N - (NEA) - The c1m elec. tions bill Just voted by the House of Represen- 1;~ the number of Americans killed In automobile accidents during the same time period. taU'es is a sham. It was a depressing experience. Whole monUs If enacted, it would be a trap for honest canwould go by when we were killing more Americans didates and a protective screen for crooked The Jobless %_ ______ .441 _____ I',. WASHING1DN_(NEA)_Therelsawo , - In New York who weekly shows up In her tennis v * ______ ___ __ _____ - _ _ ___ __ _ _____________ ___ pvt _____ ___________ ___ _ _____ __ ____ _____ _____ ______ _____ _ --____ ___ __________ _____ .__ ____ _____ ____ ______ ____ ____ ___________ I ; I I ! tile, has been doing an excellent Job of eating the weed hyrilla In scrialler lakes and now they want to move Mm Into larger ~ ~ ~ i ~ i 4 . 9 - The -- - 'I' "--' - ...... - Clock ;o -- - ' '__________________________ Natural Resources Do. partment said Thursday It wants to release the fish into lakes up to 5,000 acres in size. Burkhalter, coordinator of aquatic weed control, said the Cabine t will be asked Tues. day to approve a three-year, $950,000 program to continue research by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and the University of Florida. }Iydrlta is becoming an Increasing problem in Florida, Burk halter told Cabinet aides. A cheaper, less-damaging mpyj of control other than chemicals needs to be found, he said. As an example, he said, Winter Park spends more than 1150,000 a year to control hy• drilla in 1,000 acres of lakes. Chemicals cost $100 to $250 an acre and may ha ve to be plied two or three times a year wiuie •u.0 to worm oi white amur may control the weeds in an acre for 10 to 15 years, Burkhalter said, White aniur, which can gain U) Po 10 pounds in one year, '-have been successf ul In controlling hydrilla in pondr up to 30 acres, and t he population of other fish in these lakes also ' - _ ' - ----- _ 11.1161 1 1111~1111111~11~~1111~~Ii~! tIPI + , Improved, he said, White amurs look like large, silver carp and taste similar to mullet or catfish, Burkhalter said _1 -- . - iD - -'• 1U1Lfl Gets - i Pro.bation _____ ____ _______ _____ _____ 1 ____ ______ ____ ______ CIA 0 _____ anywhere. '_,1u %WW j4 1. ( ~,~ Reg. $9.95 $595 — SPICLAL + +At * - -- I" Statiasary Fan. h+ Wt, 4 161. bet $155. SPECIAL P*ICL $5.111. dhi*i at alt). -- -+ reading Candkut tr 44 American humorist 65 Feminine 32 Cut with theirs lizards 10 Educator's 42 City in Franc? I I rou2dciCl fU y in 29 wat I king ancnt 16 Literary 1'ea 2 Engage in 24 Hand ii 25 tem,caI 47 Word At the time, Gurr said he % as returning the treasure to the 54 Eatineal 6thi 56 Period time Sunbeam man a a M JillIJili o E b-ow Mm "G '~E aw ~ JIJI aiiIIiJIII JIlillilili JIM. IiI JlJ I LJIJJJii jiijIiIgITii Illi JI. jilil p no - wou. Oil .. won - go sea because the state was too him his share. Under Florida law all recov. ered tr easure is turned over the state for study. Up to 75 per ce nt is eventwdlv ret urned to the finder. The state keeps the rest. slow in giving JIMIJIIIMuMI am 12" Oscillator, Four poll High starting torqu,:mo,or Shp Wt. 8 lbs List 519 95 SPECIA L PRICE $11.95'. (luttrat,d at leti were later found in a canal in- SIIite - 0 Prosecutors said the artifacts rightfully belonged to the sta te. The artifacts, part of the haul Gurr claimed to be tossing overboard when filmed by a network news crew in January, 52 Earth's liquid 4 Weeluja, lab) 77 Facts 5 Italian man's trtbuthr> ered from the remains of a Spanish treasure ship that nt down off the Florida Keys in the hind a Keys home where 1w wlis living at the time. negation 20 FMj de% ice 50 Bon cxceMl?.e cpernw De fe nse attorney David Ho. ran told the court that Gurr is penniless and is receiving food stamps to help support his (am. ily. 10" Oscillator, four pots, high starting torque motor. Shp. Wt. 1 lbs. List $16 95 SPECIAL PRICE *9.95' (Showfl at r'k) l700s. 7 Ascend by 34 Narrow road cltmbrng Formerly 8 Bmei leaf 77 Farm Itnicture 9 39 Tropca I minffall 63 City in France 39.%lelodim 40 Danube CEND SPECI SPECIALS ALS with Self-aligning oil impregnated bronze bearings. urr was charged with trying ly- 21 School subjert 62COmp&u wdi) southerners - N __ theIter side 35 IfeWer us (2 ___ ____ ______ 48 Symbol for II Handle 33 On the -- Sanford No TV or radi' interference' TIP- proof base. Sturdy. base bracket. Ideal far home, office, store - / FORT PIERCE, Fla. tAP) - lion after pleading guilty to A treasure diver who was conspiracy to commit grand shown on national television larceny. tossing what he claimed to be Tom Gurr of Merritt Island riches back into the sea has received the sentence Thursday been given three years proba. from Circuit Judge Wallace 46 Heavy weight P° 2609 S. Sanford Ave. Cass Prf,t,ona, Bldg Citiib'rry f,,Ino of ltii Motor and blades designed for greater air delivery at extremely low current consumption. Quiet motor . , _____ 26 Viv,d color AIR CONDITIONING flIS sm Hwy I? Treasure Diver - fib) AND Florida Hearing Aid C.M.r Superlectric Personal Breeze Fans , , - ___________________ ACROSS 43 I — Sta r SLat, fib) 4lkvenly body Round numb 22 Pronoun SANFORD HEATING _____ years ago when tile commission Answer to P revious puzzle 7 Solar Call 322.6390 HARD of Hearing? Call 834-8776 - V lroetstrup also headed. and some other agencies, named Fish as chief of the PoA law adopted by the 1974 lice Standards Bureau several ective amur, nicknamed "superfish because of its voracious app . , IU. of research have convinced them that they have found a good method to attack the Bequatic weed problem in Flori0 da's lakes, State biologists say the white ~ BERRY'S WORLD i4 - the Department of Law EnBut the standards and train(orcement and combining with ing commission voted for DonIt the Police Standards Bureau ald Fish. Tile commission 49 Chemical _____ I3pg SU1I1e5 ___ 14 Prri(rrading 51 Scrnuiar) :ab ______ IlI_0_P mark 53 Nd IS Informer 55 Arachnids I7Ck(poeL) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) S?tcsph IS Asian country o 'Y blue -State officials say five years 19 i,SSORoman 61 Bt piddk 6SLandard i ." ______ - Peanut Emergency Declared Eff CLAU 5147V __ Ub . appointed by the DCLE director Troelstrup said Fish should and confirmed by the Police stay as standards bureau chief. I Letter To The without ,, , before the state Cabinet Tuesday where opponents say they will make an attempt to get the authority abolished, Ox"Onmu Bill Changes to its IJiIIIU rector of the new Police Stand- was in the Community Affairs Weed Fish Proving _____ Around "s" Sample. - ______________ - I ________ ---- ____ director. 1 creation of the Depart- Kittel had been a division diment of Criminal Law Enforce, rector in the old FDLE, which " - ____ _______ Cabinet aides were advised standards that all law enforce. mission . that the Cabinet will be asked ment officers must meet, the super0se standards for Florida Director William Troelstrup Tuesday to try to settle the dis. new division is responsible for law e nforcement officers has named William P. Kittel as act- pute. police training and operation of Wt a major roadblock. ing director and said he wanted In addition to supervising the a proposed police academy. The problem grew out of the him confirmed as lull rioriaa -s peanutPeanutgrowing area will be placed under a state of emergency on Sept. 3, allowin g the use of double tractor-trailers to help move the crop to market. Gov. Reubin Askew, who made th e announcement Th ursday, said the crop is endangered by wet weather, He said growers must harvest a nd dry th e peanuts as 500?' as possible and will need help in getting them to market, The declaration of emergency will allow the of tandem trailers on state roads as long as the trailers do not exceed 55 feet in total length, . ~~~9t Fla. (AP) Statidards and Training Com. everything tie could to muzzle the canal authority, a state agency created as local sponsor and land buyer for the barge canal be fore construction began 1964 avejected to the state agency spending tax money to promote the waterway. TA! -.... AI1API' ____ - 4 UI I ' dress to collect unemployment comoensatlon She tells one and all that her husband is a ______________ railroad executive but a skinflint and that in _________ ____ _ order to redecorate her kitchen, she had to earn d' _her own money. She found a part-time job t J ___ was laid off after a year. She makes It loudly __ __ ________ _____ _____ ____ clear she doesn't need unemployment corn_Ij _____ _________ ______ pensatlon, but, well, dahllng, "I've got it coming (C' : 11 , to me, don't I?" _________ ____________________ Untunatelyshedoes,legailyan1y 1_1 do uncounted others who are at least morally '7' bill would abusing unemployment compensation laws. means very litUe relaxation in the hmpitW. create. H(r,rever honm4 he would inevitably _______________ Nobody knows precisely how many people colrun So once again without much hope that our risk of corruption charges, perhaps being hauled lect unneeded compensation but the Labor II plea wifl be heard or heeded we ask that you take bdore a board Or court On tedmicallUes. lbough Department estimates about 20 per cent of the every precaution possible to avoid becoming a he might beat such trwnped up cases, his nation's recipients "are not in dire straits," If so, National Safety Council statistic over the long reP 01) would be left in shreds. this works out to about 1.2 million People an. _______________________________________________________ holiday weekend. Yetellofusl nm olitialctinbe nually collecting $1 billion on the dole. No doubt e recluceti only If we are able to get public spirited .0 some take the money for things 00w than Utcitizens who have proven themselves honest In chenredecUonbutmanyothers takejty pri% te e to n for office. Perennial Loser ________________________________________ because they've "got it The bill, if enacted, would paradoxically make The sad situation is as old as compensation Gl more difficult the convfcticn of candidates who relief Itself - almost 40 years. But it is especially I. intent.lonally but deviously bmak the law. It contemptible at a time when millions of repedUon would create a range of exceptions to what must genuinely needy unemployed are trying to The computer process has been dmqed to prevent of last year's4ape fiasco that delayed payments to veterans be reporW and excepUons to Wegalifies. Tim stretch compensation dollars over an in. lines beten what m attend* school on the G11 Bill. At IeLst that Ls what Veterans could be reported and what Editor flaUmary economy. If 20 per cent of combe kept economic beIts of Florida's No. 1 Wddo and Administration oke en say, and presay they and self. pensalion recipie nts are not In dire straits, 80 per The Evening Herald know. supporting industry in agri&ltm. Cctaln][Y Ux procedures nft&-d rriWon. But equally vital is lepl and what not,, are so hizzy that any accused Dea r Sir: cent Are; 30ffw 5 Million people or more will And while Ms. Murphy brings herse ag candidate with a battery of WdIled lawyers would up to collect this year, not in tennis dresses Although I reement In Congress on measures to increase the CI BW be able to escape conviction. Swindlers am certain her article was wefl- (late with the scientific people she will also learn workcloth"and not for kicks but for real. but In educational allowances. love intentioned, Lizette Murphy of Consumer orange juice is a prime source of folic acid and "Personally," saysanother New York receiver, Senate and House ct-nferees are dea(flwked, principally over complex, devious laws filled with condictory Education, Florida Cooperative Extension potassium. a Senate provision allowing up to *720 per year for tuition. p:ovisions and marked by loose language which Service. did the Florida citrus industr no good "I'm ashamed to be here but we got to eat.' y Fobc acid is essenUal to a healthy body. It is be used to 'trove" innocence, 7N .e differences between Monthly allowancts should be Eating, actually, is about all the needy can with statements carried under her byline in your also essential for pregnant women. It a lso has easily settled since the House authorized an Increase to 1250 per Though this bW allegedly prohibits laundering Aug. 22 ediUon headli reciplents can expect from the dole. The conk ned "Vitamin C is Same in benefits for women on Uw "pill" and I month, the Senate to $260 per month. In addition to the tultion campaign funds, donors and organhzaUo need Tablet or Juice," don't Pensation system was originaUy design,ed to mean "vitamin p11." provision, the Senate version wo ula authorize loansupto 12,000 only use a minimum o( k-gal ingenwity to con. 1low unemployed working men and women to True, the Food and Drug Administration in its As for potassium, it is a "Must" for heart meet their a year. House con ferees probably would agree to the ic, tlnue dirty business as usual. sometime questionable wisdom, has decreed patients stipul ation, but oppose t uition grants. Though bill specifically bans donations by there is no difference and others for whom diuretic drugs are but that goal has long since been eclipsed by between syn the tic vitamin prescribed, foreign nationals in one section, other ality. Compensa tion varies from State d increase C and allowances the natural vitamin C found in o ra nge juice to state If you've ever taken synthetic potassium as re Senate might do neil to back off from aragraphs open the door for suich gift& but the average State the tuition payments and today and other fruit-. and vegetables. To that extent %ile a tasting stuff as ever my Georgia-bred Aunt weekly, enough for food payment 13 *75 In writing. Individuals are prohibited from she let the House accept the loan provision. Three or four major is correct. for a familly of four or A za lea forced down veterans organizations have, in fact, suggested my gullet as a spring five but not enough for any donating more than $1,000 to any one candidate. sted this solution. thing else. So, If a man But when Ms. Murphy goes beyond that to "tonic") the orange juice way is a welcome Thee has been enough delay. A prompt compromise But an exception here and a special prlsion state "Your is Inis out of work long these days, and has no supy can't tell the difference,, treat. Orange juice also has the virtue of being re would make It possible for a ca ref ul donor she discloses dicated to get the higher allowarx-ft in effect as soon as possjWe. plemental income, he stands a la ck of knowledge of published low in sodium (salt), risk of losing his home, car and anything else paid for at regular to give many fimes thLs amount to one nm preliniinery research at the University of __ And as Ms. Murphy state!!i, orange Juicle credit intervals. witheut breaking the law. In addition, he could Florida Medical School which clearly indicates supplies other vitamins and minerals as well as a give multi-thousands to a political association The vitamin C in orange Juice's natural state is more sufficient amount of zatrimal sugar for that quick the system, moreover, has more faults than which ctullcl then give to his canctidate. The bill easily and completely assimilated by size of its checks, it is a fed the body energy and clearing of the mind so often needed says thatthe donor would not be able to than the synthetic. Program, which means it lacks minimum So your body CAN tell the for days and evenings spent in cigaret designate which man his gift would go to. But he difference, and cigar standards and is fraught with ificonsistendes. smoke filled rooms. could, without difficulty, choose an association Each This, and other nutritional studies on citrus, Each state runs its own plan, the Federal which he knew would give to the candida te of his are yoursbeing conducted under grant pa id solely government merely, and quietly, oversees. by choice without the necessity of W ilson McGee Thus, a workiess person actually ear- the Florida citrus rxlusu'y and not by general can get almost $100 a marking the dollars. Geflera1 Manager week in New York but only $60 in Mississippi and taxation although the general taxpayer benefits The bill would prohibit poli tical associations greatly United Growers and he can get 36 not only from these studies but from t he weeks coverage in Utah but only 20 from giving more than $5,000 to a ca ndida te Shippers Assoc., Inc. In Puerto Rico, (Ida principal commit being excepted;, Evading this provision wild be ridiculously simple. The association would merely noi-d to et up 5, 10, 15 ui :4ti:1 ttt I tarJ a Clock 'book 'hgu.t, had this L('say about the judicial i or 20 subgroups each deciding "independently" tews" section, 1 do enjoy reading some of the best Processes as we kii"t them: "We're 411cr ..limlled only by a lack of time. to give up to $5,000 each. Or it could publicize him not remotely concerned with a search ft truth. The advantage to the defense is the directly membersisip Joseph Wambaugh's 'e Onion Field" is a b k passage of limit, Groups oo time and the urts permit it and pe Inch reiatez the rvert j true story of two young cops and two ustice. Who with MUHM Q(members in ft* nampte could respects the system? Not the defendants surely." linus spend without limit. );-ung robbers whose separate destinies fAtAy cross or* Ii's a good book. One thirh I h,rrh nwkt UI I,, II 1J& 1.4,AI IVU £4T a,.i. onio sx ""mivriu tor your n ucla Where a I iszrre execution burgens into an equally bizarre af- reading pleasure, .bp termath through the cowls 6 'a THOUGHTS .Sptakinp of the Judiciary, I'm Obliged to matter fact, It turned out to be the longest, pass ('fl to you ht' tocideni Im Cincinnati wherein 04451 in tr jcte court case in Califonila history-an Judge ftobci t Wood il iktiarc'j a mistrial alter he And he said to them, "Take heed, and be tii'rrify,ngly beconit's a tragic parody of crime and fell asleep during a rape trial. 11 of fl coess; for a man's e does t "Judges are human," he rinistwient." acknowledged after the ccziit In the abundance of his pOsicn&' ik1enseattnc)- riloved bra mistrial, lie I 1,c mt'tion to "avi'id any possibility of said 1w granted Luke 12:15 influencing the Jury, 74 men my for their riCh Truth of the matter, it reminds one of JO certain local but rather for their philanthropy; we do not A. S1KI "Call George Allen and tell him I Wont have time judicial rulings lately. valise the sun for Its height, but for its use?' Going broke Is about e One of th e book's prosecutors, who r om any plays this season." th Only Way One eventually quits in can afford to MOP , Etiglish poet and lawyer. travel nowadays. politicians. It could not be enforcet our highways than the North Vietnamese killing on the battlefields of Southeast Asia. were The committee report Itself admits the bill Is so complex it "may make compliance most There must be some explanation for th is ty pe difficult even with the most conscientious effort of madness. The automobile Is important to our ..." lives, but it more important than our lives ? Time This impbllity of knowing what legal is, as they say, of the essence, but is it more im- and what not could discourage honestw' citizens portant to reach the morgue 20 years early or home from entering politics -deprl,ing us of that new blood 20 minutes later? A holiday is for f celebration and made good or after Watergate, A man who has in pri va te life would not want to sub. relaxation, but celebration carried to the extreme mit reputation to the dangers this on I e ce s s e r - The selection of a director to goal of $50,000 "to fi ll a gap in public information." He said Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Shevjn has done / - -- --'L- l eats, Low D robe Julw*l c I —I TALLAHASSEE, - Ch Seale said the new plan would oes T~~D liS llt3te , Cabinet .JACKSONVILI,E, Ha. AP With the Canal Authority of Florida barred from promoting t.he Cross florida Barge canal, a private group has been organized to try' to do the Job. Lynwood Roberts, a Jacksonville city councilman and trustee of the recently formed GWf-Atlantic Waterway L'... t... 'ri __, - ,. . -0Is .1 ufl.., nu inursuay it nas raised $10,000 and set a . '' ' G Canal Promoters Organize ....1J \: ('b I I —. + ) Bil Sham afl ci Shie . TOM TIEDE 1,r Jury Probe WAI.ThN BEACh, III Al'i 1ii city 'ul of this Florida Panhandle community hiis vot#_,d 'to seek a Jury probe of itself. Following various charges of corruption. %*(,led 5-0at a special called meeting Thursday night to sk the grand Jury to look into th e allegations. un n n.nI.. _-•- vetting ttr,4 ... "'z'g conirnen around here about the city," said councilman Cii. Rigdon, 'I'lle councilmen said they were Particularly unhapp%about charges made by a sixth member concerning th e firing(if a police chief and tile handling of Police pensions. George Palmer, who made the charges, was not at the session. 1~ Welch- Air411 flight Circulators 1,10 Whisper-quiet. Deep pitch 10" blades. Two speeds with "Sleep Speed", Beige frame with Ieather.texlured top, wood-textured trim. 14" diameter. Gives 2400 cubic ft. of cool air per minute. Shp. Wt. 10 lbs. Mfr. List $29.95, SPECIAL PRICE $16.95' 0__ J Mfr. . am - 'I_, -T Cory Fresh'nd -aire Hassock Fans No, A *29.9 $1695* - ff E 0 I M mon I _y 1/ Whisper-quiet motor with 5-year warranty. Three. Spied control including super- quiet Slumber Speed. Safe around children and pets. Provides complete floor to ceiling circulation, 1111i' dtaieter. Mfr. List $39.95, SPECIAL PRICE 128,95'. am - -- 11 I c - ____ S ________________ 1 1 ___ ____ __ PUBLIC ~%tt,--t~;0..I,i~tflumtdlop.%.tfchoft$lfftl.,CI 'COMMISSIONER 'J'4 5;ri- 's apt, ii •Itf or i) (15' + ' give the department the au thority to carry out the reS sponsibility it has had since Florida's government was TALIJ\IIASSEE, Fla. (AP Rep. Jack Shreve of Merritt recessed Thursday evening. It "As far as I know, it's in ref. was in and out o the meeting reorganized 1969. -- A grand jury recess has end. Island and Fitzhugh Powell of will convene again on Sept. 10, erence to Tom O'Malley," said room several Development of larger, more es during the edany hope Treasurer Thomas Jacksonville, were to debate the day of the primary. Stan Powell, Drew's attorney. morning to consult with Powell. sophisticated computers would O'Malley may have had that an today at the Tiger Bay Club in Thursday's session was given State law forbids grand jury lie was inside investigation of him would end Tallahassee. for two straight allow each agency to have im totestmony by Horace Drew, a principals from discu hours in the mediate access to the computer Ix- fore the primary eloction. ssing speafternoon, . %,v " The I,eon County Grand Jur%, Tallahassee lobbvist %%ho , ifir panol activities, F.A. Faircloth. U.Nialley'!; in.~tvad of having to wait in !in _ )'Mllev and tw hrcd ith probing pos.sible apparently questioned alut a Drew, making his second a executive assistant, had been Seale said. Democratic primary rivals, uorruption in state government, matter involving O'Nialley. pearance before the grand jury, called to testify at 11 a.m. but fie said the plan probably was told his appearance had wou!d not save any money but been postponed. Faircio th sa id would be more efficient. (.1 he was told he would be called P ; fri ri ri rini --WLflflMJUW a I I back at a later date, V I I I We'll Make You The recess was forced by de. Feel Good Every position hearings that are being Da y Of The Year held In Tampa in preparation S ~~~IIIIII for the perjury trial of former ~~~ III ,, , Education Commissioner Floyd Christian. For Free Estimate O' Mal ey FO This grim picture,emerges from HEW's most changed significant.1y, especially with inflation able-bodied male heads, will continue to exist. tending to wipe out the gains of Increas, ed Even with economic growth and greater general recent study, a blunt volume titled "Toward an benefits and Jo b- tra ining to get more prosperity, the need for (welfare) programs ort Police departments Seeks Junk " - ' poverty. Including that among families with why this attitude would "ist. th emselves in ever increasing numbers each year. comprehend With the federal poverty level presently at It is a curious quirk in our national mentality. $4,540 a year (or M a month i in an urban area of Refuglo, Tex., was t':!::f.,' ass1stance It is, i,owever, the real and at the same time philosophical dilemma of the working poor that gnaws at the nation's welfare planners. In a separate analycic submitted with the Wisconsin study, lrwi~ Garfinkel, an associate Professo: of social work at the university and a staff member at the Institute for Research on Poverty, commented: "Given the recent evidence, concern a bout adverse work incentive effects (that is, offering a potential worker more in welfare than he could make wurking) does not warrant excluding the working poor from coverage from some kind of income support program. "Many poor people have not suffered a significant, sudden reduction in their normal -..... ' 25, sentenced to 25 years; Sheila Fawtburgh, Pa., was given l2 Years and Robert Lee Wooten. 22. of Beeville T'v the family head to earn Income is less than that the studies have found scant desire grosm nondisabled mother alone with children.) needed, in society's judgment, to provide a citizens for exchanging a paycheck -In numbers of people, these 1971 Like his urban counterpart, he (ails around figures are minimally acceptable standard of living." for a welfare check, although In some states the W a veir short of the poverty line. With steady Ulking about 23.9 million persons still living But Garfinkel also noted: editorials begging their readers to be careful on the combination of federal and state benefits would inflation forecast, the small increases in the below the poverty level after receiving all the highways. "if poverty is defined not in absolute terms pay more. help society was prepared to offer. (HEW ofminimum wage will not allow the working poor but in relation to the income of others . . The latter may be the Most frustrating of all. -• -" "I' ficinIc Say thci itiiitnn •ira. LWIL Ib'fl %.- .._e 1110 uui -- - Patrick Henry Donohoo, University of Wisconsin study, a total of 40 per cent of the American population has been eligible at one time or another for welfare And lastly it is another of those holidays for Conversely, which newspaper editors feel compelled to write among such -- Robbers Sentenced ro JACKSONVILLE, Over the last six years, according for 40 hours a week and 52 weeks a year will Desied to outline the battleground for the gross $4,160. federal and state bureaucracies and the fl". 1iv next January. inflation t7ill have C"ngrec as th whether to s pushed the $1,540 poverty line higher anyway. patch up the existing system not allow them to rise above the poverty Of Multiple welfare level Also, the minimum.wage worker will be lucky to programs or to scrap them despite their willingness to work steadily, all for one of two keep such a job 52 weeks a year. And finally, major systems, the study presents some star. And because they are working many of them flEW's statistics show that the povrtytricken tflng statistics from the latest data w hich was depending an the states they live in, are not family with a working male heading it has an compiled in 1971: eligible for welfare assistance. averagc of 5.48 members, not the neat foer that — Of the nation's 72 million families, 15 The plight of the working poor is but one facet the poverty line is set for, million have Incomes below the poverty level, ng and complex debate going on So it is difficult for the welfare officials at — Of thesie poor families, 1.7 million were within the Deportment of Health, Education and HEW to know precisely why the working poor headed by able-bodied men. of'he Welfare. continue to want to work, unless they live in — Yet only 40 per cent of them received any HEW recently has received contracted states where welfare benefits are lower than a kind of welfare assistance, Uibor Dav isn't one of our favorite holida studies of the entire feder, _)'Ls1)ite this assist,%ii(e, 79 per cent, ,)f tile For one t hing it marks the end of summer, and pUI1S to reform it. All of the studies pay In rural areas, the federal poverty line is set at recipients remained below the poverty level, for anyone born and raised in Pennsylvania that's a major attention to the working poor, for the ir roughly $3,860. The federal m 41imum wage for — I,mking at all American families, 8.6 dilemma strikes at the melancholy thought. work-ethic heart of the agriculture workers (a dwindling group) million (or 12 per cent) remained poor after American economic system, For another it means the opening of a presently is $1.60 an hour, and it will rise to 11.80 receiving all the assistance they were eligible in school year and those of us with long memories January. At $1.60 for a 40-hour week driving a for. (The bulk was Investigation among low-income workers made up o(familie.c- with Rc7Pd L1CU) or noeing beans, ltie agriculture snuacier at wnat that news did to ur reveals a substantial belief in the work ethic. worker and disabled heads and those composed of a $3,328. Year, $2.4O. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116,20; 12 Months, $32.40. 'i P ' TA1AHASEE Fla (AP) cracker-barrel lrdger would be fesslonal scrutiny Into pur. Gainesville and chain of the needs to put better the next Sa unders step of a sevenyear program to be tter than some of the $3.niil. chases. controls on its computer pro. lion computers Senate special committee said. consolidate the 13 centers on we have been Settle said the Cabinet will be computers, said his grand because salesmen "are buying." The depart ment props*'d t he around the state into three, a ll panel has asked Tuesday to approve the endorsed th Pushing off junk on th e agen. e first step in the total consoli da tion last May t controlled by general services. new plan. proposal. des," says an aide to Atty. Gen. Mike Seale, executive Saunders asked for a delay to Seale said all agencies would assist. Earlier consolidation propos. Robert Shevin. give the committee more study be checked for administrativeant in the General Services De- als were blocked by a 1971 suit "We suggested that they start time, service needs such as payrolls, pariment, assured Ethridge by CoinpolIer Fred 0. "Bud" Jim Ethridge told other Cabi- that a by demonstrating their capabi. e new plan cal Th ls o. tha t machinery and personnel for a tw proposed CoflSOl1dtIon of Dickinson and a demand by the lities to handle the consolidated year program to consolidate requirements will then be denet aides Thursday that -the the $4(~inilllon-a-year computer Senate for more study. auditor general said a plain ol' opra(iop administrative functions and four computer centers in the termined and that computer would put more pro. Sen. Robert Saunders. then we will look down '"IL 1 It— will thPfl be sp.• proached. - The state 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cede 306-3fl-j 1 or &31•9993 Friday, August 30, 1974-5 Friday, August 30, 1974-4A FLORIDA I -- ,. A'-',. __________________________ J 0 S +- •• . Uar - A., ~,.,J . FWis a �-=----- 6A-Evening Herald - _________-1i.-__ 1___ ________ *_ Friday, August 30, 1974 - - - - L- Methodist ::;;;H The Ji Saturday Services SbbMhSp00l AI3Ofl WWQS (101) FM Radio Saturday ~ .-• ______ _____ ________ --- floo.l2.0o Noon A IIup1.l 11-00 12:00 £ £ I QI)O Noon Wedn1ap I C rch 930am Worship Services THE HOPE OF OUR OM MUNITY, I IA Highway Fores t City, Florida G Brian Tarr Meets for Sunday Sef vicet at The 14 Sevent h Worship 1 0OC'U° (:Iiri,iiii,, Srsenr' Bible Study Worship Wed Prayer Meeting Sabbath Schcbl..........9:30am. Worth l pSercjte OUR NATIONI I H 0o m 6 iSp m 730pm l3Op m Church Training Saturday Services lLOOa.ni, "outIiern IC1I1O(IiS1 W&nCay Service ....... 7:30p.nt f (;it)(I Fr William Ennis 5al Vigil Man Sun Mass FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor. 27th and Elm Rev. E. Don Cox Pastor SundaySchool - . Ass Pastor Pastor 7 OOP m Morning Worship ... Ia noon nd nd Contessons. Sat 11:008.m. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, FIs. Just East 01 Interstate Minister R Burke Johnson Keithmutchitrion . .... Minister FamU Night Service q, C . - % I ?:30P no CHRISTIAN CHURCH CH R 3401 S. Park Ave 3224511 Rev. Fred L. Neal -Pastor Bap I is 1 Sngsprafion & Sermon 730pm Car. 141h St Rev Grady Snowden Interim Pastor Sunday School 9.45 Morning Worship II QUa m, Church Trainng 6 15P m Evening Worship 7 oopm, Wad Prayer Serv ice. 7prn Nursery Open %TRR 730pm Sunday NigI'? s ' •r.. ' ' .'' '!' 4Jt .. j I 14.1 - ( • I . Dev0tion1l24hr 373 5010 WQrjhip Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service ----7:00p.m. Prayer Meeting . - 7:00pm. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe. or OavJ Rich Past SundaySchool .......9:43a.m. Morning Worship ii OOa.m. Evening Worship 730pm _7 . 30p m. Wed.Prayer5ice I , : 9 . • - . • 1 F . . Church School Worship - I 5 ., LUTHERAN CHURCH 21140 Orlando Ave. (I (Luther an . - . .. Morning Service il.00a.m Evening service 7: 30 Wednesday service - l:3Op.m. OIdTruIoraH,D, Assembly - 1100am. Evening Worship --------6:00p.m. Wed EveningSevvice 6:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Class - £. '.- . .., •i . Evening Service 10 QUa m . ..l1:00a.m, .6 OOp.m. : j . 4:810 - Morning Worship ... ...11:00a.m. MYF2&4Sun . 1.00111 M. E.r WorshIp1&3Sun . .7:30Pm. wway Morn i ng Prayer Group • Monday G alatians - - . . .. • Ephesians . 1:15.23 . ...- -' . . ,' .., ' ....&..... Tuesday WTRR Broadcast -----0:15 a in Bible Study Morning Worship . - 5:1,13.18 CHURCH OF CHRIST ISIIParkAv.nu., Charles .....Evangelist Sunday . - Sunday • 11X1ns PALMETTO AVENUE 7 30p.m. -- BAPTIST CHURCH - . '.. '1 Matthew - . . . . .. . .. "• . • ." . . . Morning Worship , .J -- --'- • Psalms Laughing children splash and splutter in the shallows. Farther out, big boys race and tear In 89:1.18 7 30p in lndeper4ntMir) PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST • Hlghway. West PauI5on,-, 1 -. -. Eva ng elist Morning Worship Evening Worship Bible Classes Wed M. -600pm. - - 7:30p m 2:2-5 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH • Romans 8.9.13 SPI RITUAL TEMPLE Evening Worship - 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer Service 7:00 p m. First Federal of Seminole Bldg. LeaF king and esen when the child is sale Within his mothers arms, for some the day is tarnished It 's easy to be gay on picnic da)s. But. when tragedy comes close and fears clamor, life's ha pincc IS a temporary tIllnL'. %herc can you find confidence? Mon 0.00p.m. Copyngt.t i Healing. Lecture and Message Cir. Ktitrv Athv1ia,ij Service. mc, SIvr, V*c5In' _________________________________________________ Sctiplue,, S.1.d,d By The icican Lb1. Sii?y c 3rd Wednesday Mthy. 2nd&ith Thursdly ht Supper Rev. carwln Shea é:30a,m J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes ',* Sapj5y Aodi BIs' CPatftCPi. Ca.vary óao'rsI *3wniolv. M Farmont Sanford Cs'v*ry SWIS'twch.Cf01,11,11 L*M so kid. Lake Casw, lpt.l Chur i ch. 77* )I Cis L,f Marl, Fiti Baptist (hi%th SIt PItS Ay Fcrosei1p Bapl.sI Church 04 Ati&m, R First swist church of ofeary F' Church 04 Geneva First Baptist Church of Lake Mar y First Baptist Church Of LaS, Afo.var FiI $aptt C wch04Lpng od. Car. ChuccI , First Baptist church ur 04 Oviedo Ft lipId Ch ch 0 San F St, Bip'jp Chutth I lOt tIm St , Forest c First $.pt4; Church 04 Osloen H bat4I Church. OvOO JorOIn M45'ona.-, baptist church. 1431 i Pint $! *vtM earj '-wlO', Curi$a Mis,v*'1 l.apt.%t Church. Norm Ru. terpv.s, a' Ch Oat H Rd Ak-nh Gv t rn. t'*v i! chch G.a Me olliffAilis :wwvOPDI-sfChwtti%,$OnL&nftWmqsno. M $"4 Mts.onacy Baptist CP'.wch. I$ Jerry Ave Mt Z Mt'p Ba 1t.4i Ave L.D.PLANTE,INC. Oviedo, Florida SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., !?4( and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION 'David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION and Employes Other CI,tirches Y'1' 1 .qP I'?'. i & ii A. 4pt.tP Ms. Civic League Bp. Lon. F HOQ 3ØrsT CMH'OI. F0V,5, CIV Com'aavn,, center, Pøi,ji City '4'ivMl Catvery Ms av,Sapl,s,Iw I3InS$ New Sillern Primitive Baptist Churc h. lWq W ,lit, 51 P4* Mt Zen Baif4P Churci,. IflO Pea, Ave CHRISTIAN r.rv ccn. t, s S.4ntOrd CPr,%i. Church, IS? y Al 0011 OI N*VIM.d ChviIein Church, FIe,iøj Maven Dr. Maitland CP',st..n Church aa, Lake Rd a, Jar (ONORIQATIONAL CO1&IMJ'.i ChIIIIII, CI"U'th. .. . 6:30pm. Morning Worship - 1:00pm. bah.t Church. At SriI B 't ' Ctivc n SI Jan5M% '.15e404'Ch.~cJ,%, Rd 4t -..Oi'rrn $! Bag.tt Church III Pine Ave SI Mjltnew B.ap'ii Church Canaan Pfgt; so,rs M ar v ipt., tnn £ c. V John's eless $1 5 Zoeson.nqs *Iliam CPiacIel Miu4cna,v BaoI,s$ Churcn, Mars Ii WaUaam $1. tiIimciut Zion Hope Baptist CPcL ,3 Orarqe A- ve CHURCH OF CHRIST ri ., r rp , J'ai Currhc-I CII..LàI, U S I? UN .Ca$berry Stn Semr Ctiurch of Chrit?. iiO Late Ifowell Pt Crcb04Chr,aI,aOopatm;p,,,501 AJta.cteS Church ..f C"titt (hUtch of CPst, Long*oo,s Chuqch Of Christ. Paoi. Church CA; Christ. w ChUtch . All CatP4 Ciuuch, 7 5f A"n Catr'.' C''-t'P' 7, otne' A ft lb A a Ccr' Sf More *a9dah" Cill" It, 0 40th. Maitland Avir, Altontelet,V V 1h Likes CcCi.t Church 1310 Mas rn i. L&Ot - CNhGod04 7j5 ElmAve CP,h 04 pq Church Of God M.ssien. (ntecpv4l Aitni .u!heran Church. ChuIch St Mary's A AS F Church $1 P's Mast h, A, fl(14 Chutthø( . ;#w :3II 5t anfovd E1ISCOFAL All SarI; Fcoc4l Chur<h E 0Bav Art EnIer,t ChVI ES4opeI Church. LOd Hol y (fogs Fositopol. Park AV*-. of dth so Goud Shto,fd lJhted L'Iheran. . Gra'e United Methodist Church, *.)tpo,t 15450 Grant Chapel A AS E Church. Oviedo OasarOv, Metnoditl Church. Ovi. Pi Wt,an RI M W at Pa St James A ME . tn at Cypvp Church Of God. 1401 w *m Church Of God in (hr us, Ov Church 04 ttw Nativity t,.. 00m ereoa Dv. CatWry $ OtirtaJO Dr Statt,4 4)5, O$I P mat (hurCh s Uñit Maoo.st Chutc. Ta Atwd, Attamonte Sor.nçs 7 30p m `1 1 NAZAENt ',r$lCrch04m,N,.,, W 2ndaiMapi. rern Park ChwchofmI1afeneO.Byml pd Fern p.,t Lake Mary Church Of MAP NatJore"t. Lek# Mary Illyd , Lake Marl Lodod Church 0 Ihi knaven, Wayman I i,tlup Ay l.ongiv000 Millions Attemd 174, Ex p lo ,~O% ._.~-_ it Z : ~ , __ - FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF __ - - if_~~__-Aft-t W - -.---. 1-'- ____ __ IF ~_"__ __~i I. = Presbyt.qlan (riurcpi. 37755 OvIin Or Prnbvtorlan ChurCh, 13 $ Presbyterian CtIurCh. 1021 Pitin spot - iiii Rd Allan Ca IYIwTN Fores t Lake S Prest,rIan Church. Red John Stuart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuart of 221 11crmit's Trail, Altamonte Springs, was among Central Floridians who attended Explo '74, Aug. th Ko 118 In Seoul . -_ 11111111111111111111111 Lax. UIed Pt'q. ChVq(h First Presytpqi Church. Oak & 3r $t r.,st PrnbyT,ran Church 04 DeB.uy, HgliIan4 Cci - ,-. On the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ,- sponsored of the gigantic gathering of Christians from 80 nations, Stuart is assigned to the University of Maryland campus. . Pd . ADvI'.' 111 (hutCh. P4y 4)4, Fet Cit y Adivieref"til Chuych- MItàivj Ave. Altg0itt, Sonings Ill V i.uynli5l Chu $an rch, itt, & Elm t!NinOISeIh4avAdvwWIsIC,iurthIO Mosjp,, OTHER AU*fl'IAME.ChU,ch I Iet, All • 4OffflP irioie. Wetly. Part Pd, B.ardalI A I.ardami A Chus.t C IflU ,efI Church Chufl't.f Latter Fern Part ' urch, Flit CCh04ChrI I St. 'S A goal for registration had been set for 31,000 and 323,419 signed up making it the largest conference in history. There were 3400 foreign delegates. Sat, ms Park Avg Eait,q Ch a "All F,rt , Penfftos rte C pen Jos CNy5 Chapei. Hy 11 #2 The C 'SI. £ St 1150. late Moevole .•. I ,U,;)4,W 3rd I.LabeM -. L'v.hQ aiw. M.G*.y . t Ibernari,, RdOev,aed Ofl Of Jhivh $ IF 2nd $t Church. Aliatinioneit L. ' 4' . - ,' . " ______ -: First p O5 a Church 04 , .aperl.. 7774 Country Club Mt Sanford AlliestiCte Chuych, ,aii, 6 Poll, Avv Rolling Hills ntled Church Of ''I , " .' Administrator Of WINN.DIXIESTC.,ES and Employes 't 11 V . ' . Eldon Cornett Appoi nted ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Aa The Manage Employes Lake F.sl F50, Semaran ' I.. - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff UvaaCcrr.mv.,ty PiQj.fpq, Ortham AM L (huqth, Canaan Hgts Community Un,I,d todisI Chur ch, Hwy *713 4 P.swy R10p Pd. Cass.fberry DeBary Communt Method.jICpIurch W g'eanss Rd. F.rI United M*thod.l Church. 4)9 Part Ave, O5I Church r i ntw Las, AI Cur of o M tn. (nter pq, CATHOLIC Barnett Lin-led Moriai CP'urth. r Dsfl.v Avg p.Jrr'i MI.c.iti (rvp F,it MetfiO4it ClivccM Of Ovi F,rt $Outhqn Methudst Clecn, ifoo S4nford Ave CIv jFla Haven Dc, MasHand CHURCH OF 000 Church 04 Goo. 503 Hictiwp Church 04 G. 103 W 7?na 14 - 5' LuSes Luth.qin Curc. RI 416 SIba I V '" 11:00am LIII*IIfl CPivtCP 04 D,Itona Lvthern Cur(ho4 thq Redmer, 103W 751n P.c, MTh,h Lvttiiq.n Church, Go4d 0.yj Dr I 14*y 11". Canslbeq,, -7- K- 1 2 %, PIS P-Kfr$f OW-0 Church. III W Awpart jovd m. Plans for the Korean Explo '74 were begun two years ago at the Campus Crusades sponl{('%. Loyal Carlson, pastor of Palm Springs Drive Baptist Church sored Explo '72 held in Dallas, in Altamonte Springs, has set Sept. 8 at 3 p.m. for dedication Tex., with young Christians rslcr for fit-" sanctuary sshlch ,A111 seat 600 persons. (Herald coming from all over the Ijnted Lida Nichols I iiito States and many other nations. - ~ CHURCH NEARS w e,t, if. Al, $ this will be his first experience in front of the massive crowds expected at the rallies. In ad5" M dition, he will be preaching with the assistance of a Korean interpretor. COMPLETION School Carem Gager, administrator of Sanford Chr istian School has announced the school board's appointment of Eldon Cornett as principal of school's upper level. With over 20 years ex, perience, Cornett will be in charge of grades 7-11 and will teach Science and Bible. ~Ir An ordained Nazarene minister, Cornett seryed 14 as a missionary to Korea, -where he was supertr,tendent of Korean District Church of the Nazarene College and is working on his masters degree at Ball State University, Indiana, ELI}ON COIINETI' Gager says there are still openings for students in the Baptist Church 119 W. Airport school for the 1974-75 year. Blvd. Interested persons may Sanford Christian School is call the school between hours of presently located at Pinecrest 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. - - - ' ' ' ' 1' "C I / . - - \. - - " -- ,7 ,,)1 ' -- JIMM' JOHNSON "I feel excited about the opportunity of preaching Christ to the people of South Korea," said Rev. Johnson. "I also look forward to meeting new people on an individual, personal level and talking with them." Rev. Johnson's Prairie Lake Baptist congregation helped raise the $1,750 to finance his travel expenses. He returns Sept. 13 to his wife, Donna May and three young children. Local Man Joins Campus Crusade %f - '~ ,- _. I " THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Oraa,.IIvd,.Lak.M.,.. Willivd EIdnidg •..., . Pastor Sunday 5.cps .,. ,,. 1000 8 m -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .1 Blvd ('.1 'C .ft t C*arwaPec Baptist Churc,i 5tht Rd (Idfq 5prs BapssI Church, 0ldOrIanci Pd of" ett'q Ave PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. YOUTH WEEK 1 ing W"Ip PAOLA WISLIYAN CHURCH OdRouIeatpaolo Rev.wiIIiaE.MilIer ... Pastor Sunday School ...........9:43a.m. Morning Worship .... ll:OOam WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes & t -., WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance i ., - 9.00am, Morning ............ ......I0a M. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff Ill Pastor SundaySCPI ... 6:00p.m. Youth Servic• JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff - ' Corner Country Club 8 UPSSIS Roads wavers. St. Hwy.431LoSqed.FI Rev.PuthH.CaJIin ..........Pastor Amy Johns.......Mlnfster.Healer OpentorMeditation ......3:00p.m. ..- . UP SALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9 IS: m - 530p.m. Famil Pastor On Korean Tour - i •,]. - . Youth Group ....... ......l:)Op.m. 1 Rev. F'rcd Neal iii Congregational Christian Church, Sanford, originated idea of creating flag symflizIng church's commitment. Winning design was submitted by E.L. Weber and at National .'."(lt'iatifln acsvmhl in Tacoma, Washington In JUIR', flag %% ;i ,, adjjtt'd for use by oilier Congregational diurclies. Red Cross stands for faith; "Mayflower" on blue field, freedom, and red border, fellowship. F'toni left, Weber, Church Clerk Helen Remusat; Neal, and Dr. George Brown, staff member of National Association. Offers Morning Worship .... 11:00a.m. We................... Men's ' First Baptist Church, of Methodist Longwood, is offering a SChool CommunityUnjtedMethjjt .a ' "eramics workshop for children Church of Casselberry will 1i each Friday, 7:30.9 p.m. V observe Youth Sunday this Grades : Parents may bring their week at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. youngsters to the building for worship services with Youth supervised instruction, with Dir Casselberry Christian ecto only a small cha rge for the cost r Ted Mdflvaln giving Schools will open Tuesday % the sermon and Diane Young morning for the first time of. of materials, • the "Minute for Missions." fering kindergarten through . '. Upsalo Presbyterian Special music will be provided 12th grade classes in addition to -160 by Sonshine and Company day care, youth choir. Carolyn Arnhyin Four generations were 4/' The school is located at the : and Debbie Zeuliger will sing Casselberry Baptist Church at r-o : ff,'! present for the infant baptism Side" of nine-months-old Cheri Lynn "By MikeMy Hull will and singSheryl "I Do".and 770 Seminola Blvd., and Rev. .1 Z ' 1 Iy, daughter of Mr. and Carl Ropke III is principal, TEEN OF YEAR HONORED Warren Ray Jr., of Lauderhill, The Youth Activities Week A new concept of education I 4 Sunday at the morning service will conclude Saturday with a will be used known as Steve Brannan, son of Delores Brannon of High Street, Lake at Upsala Presbyterian Church. carnival sponsored by the youth Accelerated Christian Mary, chosen Teen of the Year by Longwood Church ef the In addition to her parents, in the church parking lot 2-6 Education, which tailors Nazarene is shown with Rev. WI.Holcombe, pastor, at a going grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. p.m. The event Is open to the curriculum to the needs of the assay party held In Steve's honor Sunday. He will be going to ' Warren A. Ray Sr., members of public, individual student allowing him Nashville, Tenn. to attend Treveeca Nazarene College. A I. the church, and greatA Family Night covered dish to progress at his own speed in graduate of Central Adult High School, Steve attended Seminole grandparents, the Herbert A. each subject. Junior College. LAURA CANDLER Rays of Bonita Road, DeBary, supper will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the church Audio-visual equipment is witnessed the event. refreshments and the program followed by a showing of an Ed utilized by the system. Limited at 10. Cons erted 22 years ago at Upsala Presbyterian has Bauman film from the "New enrollment and transportation a Billy Graham Crusade, God changed starting time for We in the New Testament" are available. For further inlater touched her life through Sunday School to 9 am., and series, formation contact the school healing and led her into all worship service to 10 a.m. A new study course on office. 9:45a m. Choir Practice PASTORS ,DEA 7 f-'-" . ' Pastor Sunday School . Your church has the answer. It is the ahidin place of God. Within its fellnwhip through prayer and worship, you can learn that God is the center of your life and that His goodness never Church School - . _i ' ' THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Minister - Rev. A. F. Stevins Evening Worship -------?:3Up.m. Evening Worship Wed Prayer Prayer Meting 8 Praise 7:30p.m. Wednesday A$IEu$(fy OF GOD Fast 0.4 & I- .. _ ' Christian Women's Outreach phases of church ministry at The plasticaware Dorcas Circle party will hold a Christian Family Life will be speaker Saturday will be Pine Castle Methodist Church, benefit at taught by Arnold Smith in the outstanding lay speaker Mn. and in leadership in area 7:30 p.m., Sept. 13 in White Hall Lu Carlson classroom begin. Laura Candler of Orlando. prayer groups and retreats, at the church. ning at 7:30 p.m., Thursday Open to the public the meeting Y. will be held at Sanford Chamber of Commerce Longwood ' Baptist Community , begin ni ng at 9:30 am., wi Casselberry th The Activities Building of the 00 e 730 Pm dnesday Fellow. .. 6:30 pm FIRST ED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Part Ave. . L)rcad hovers, Then a whitIe hricks, and lauhtct stills as li(c guards work to save a life. _______ Rev Jay T Cosinato - - Pastor Morning Worship 0.30cm Sunday School S lSa.m Morning Worship $1 00 a.m. Church Training ----615pm. _j The Rev. Jimmy Johnson of right to return to continue the fcrenceof the Baha'i Faith Aug. the Prairie Lake Baptist mission started by Graham. 29 through Sept. 2 In St. Louis, Church in 'ern Park left iI In all, ministers from the Mo. Hawley said this will be the Monday for a two-week Southeastern United States are ii. largest conference ever held by evangelical to ur in South Korea. making th e trip. Coordinators Baha'i with members coming I The tour, said Rev, of the group are Orlando from all over the world, in- Johns, is an outgro1h of evangelist Dr. E. J. Danie j' I. I ls of eluding Iran, birthplace of the evangelist Billy Graham's wish Orlando and Graham's religion's founder. Some 10.000 that a follow-up team of associate of 20 years, Lee I "7" "J' delegates are expected to atministers visit Korea to rein- Fisher of Indian Harbor Beach. _______ -; tend, force the great success he had Rev. Johnson and other A special siiiphony written in bringin I j / g the Christian gospel mem be rs of the group will / for the conference will be to the Korean people. Whe n preach in high schools, performed by St. Louis Sym- Graham, was in Korea a year universities, army camps and Associate pastor and youth director, Rev. Fred Mullins of phony Orchestra. Seals and ago, crowds of over one million at mass rallies in Pinecrest Baptist Church presents symbolic key to the church to Croft will be among the the Korean Per- attended his mass rallies, youth serving In offici al capacities during Youth Week, left to formers. cities of Seoul and Chun Ju. The people of Sou th Korea Although Rev. Johnson is right, Karen Borne, minister of music; Pam Philips, youth The Baha'i Faith is a world have been most receptive to experienced at preaching to a pastor; and Terry Witt, associate youth pastor. religion which stresses world Christianity, said Rev. John. small congregation and at peace. son, and he feels the time is conducting radio broadcasts, I : Laura Candler Is Outreach Speaker MinIste Morning Wqrship .. I:3Oa.m Church School 945am Morning Worship li - QUa m. Nursery ship Supper Lovers nestle close on striped blankets, and grandmas nod sleepily under big-brimmed hats. Th e day is good, a day of sand and sea and clear blue sky. Ezekiel . AT PINECREST and (p irst noisy games of tag. Fa thers show their children how to swim, while mothers smile encouragement. Friday iifKam ' - A .1 m. Rev- Kenneth W. Mullis .I:30&11am 9:45 a m 5 - 30p in 7: 00 pm. Sunday School UMYF EvenngWorthip Wed. Bible Study & . Thursday 2624 Palmetto 7.30 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev Virgil L. Bryaft UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwv.)7.flatplMyRRd Cssi4berry 4c William Pickett .Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller, Assist. Pastor R'eJ,jesfa1 • ' :. : FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONOW000 Wolledlawn UlOrang, Street Rev -D. Ross Den SlOw Pastor Rev. E Ruth Grant Pastor Church School -- 9:41a,m Sunday School . .. *0.00cm. Morningworshlp .......11:00a.m. MorningWorShip .... ... 11:00a.m. MYF ...................6:30pm, 5üayEvening . . . 7:30pm. Wed BibloStudy ----7:30pm. CHRIST UNITED C ee METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 6:30pm. Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Lloyd Hampton ............Pastor Ire%b'trs(j1j Sunday ............:tSa,ni. • . • -. 7:30p.m. 4 ilShiidon, Shervin and Shahrom, are attending the World Con- J' GRACE UNITED Wednesday 11:00a.m. Evangelistic Services .....7:00 pm V .., / Ill J I Pentectilstal . CHURCH OF CHRIST 600PaImSpringiDr Ait.mont, Springs Jamesp.Needham .. Evangellsi Bible - 10:00a.m. I 1 1('V I.\ 'j :j ' it II II pp lOSOam NYP$ ' I, _____ ____ I isr I ' s.,Isirt is t;j C h r ist , 1000am .. '; 7 ;r W I I P/i7 / 'i 'ilt't!iodt,.st - '" - - . ( - Ave Pastor 9:45a.m. 1_; ;__, FRUITFUL Conference of ' V ir " ,i Lake Ma, PIe. Morning Worship & bible Study Evening Servlc, fn .. I - . .. .,• . I . 4 LAKEMARYCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 17$ Crystal Lake Dr. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . I. 110:208,rn an Vt - V )q ' A JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH ll2IWestFirs,St,.,e, George Galloway - Pastor SUV%daYSCIIOOI ' IO.00a.m m er A R,cher Pastor Sunday School .........9:15am. p I - . . Y r' .- . ,'. - 103W 3SlhPiac. 'TheChurch 01 he Lheran Hour" . ' -- * __ . . j.a 1( I - . Worship Service ,. ! 1 I- .... :,- - t.... ]? Airport Blvd. Phone 322-01010 James C Vaughn Minister Sunday School - . 9:45am LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER •. • 'E L• __ SANFORD CHRISTIAN . / - aa I HaS FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 231$ Sanford Ave. Douglas 0 Elliott Pastor Sunday School 945am Morning Worship 10 $Ca m Youth 6OUpm Evangelistic Service 7: 00 pm. Mid Week Servic 1 : 00P M, Nursery Provided for all services 1. - OII flO ,O ,.dCrVIIST 1601 e. Dr. Harold Harris Minister Sunday - 9:45a.m. Morning Wo rs hip 11 QUa m Servi ce 7 3O m LIlIIIer(lfl . .,.'. . FIRST CHRISTIAN CH URCH Morning Worship ..........VVI.ffl. Ch ur ch Tr 6 iSp m Evening Worship ............. - TernoofatyGeneya Communily Centel Pev. AEGreen Pastor Redor nday School ... - - 10:00a.m. 4 HolyCo rn munion ------7:30am. Sun.worhip 11:00am. Family Service and Sun NYPS.............6.00 p m. Chch5c ho I ----0:0Oa.m. Sun Eve Worship 7 : 00P M. w Prayer 7 - 30 p m .. I I • dlr1ig(1,l Nursery Provided ' , GENkVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. The Rev. Leroy DSoper -,qN - Sunday School ------9:30a.m. Fellowship 10:30-il am Morning Worship II;OOa.m. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fairmont (Sanf ord Garden Club Hwy. *7.93) nShockley •, - .Pastr SundaySchool 943am Preaching tWormip 10 45 a m Sha ring &Proclaim*ng 7)opm Sunday ~ i~"""R"""""""""""" CONGREGATIONA PINECREST API5T CHURCH Ill W AlreorjBlyd. ' K I*h0ot ethH 0.........,.ator sip - --- (,:are,u', 101am Family Night (Wed) . .êv ''' - . t1UNU $03 W. 22nd Street Rev. J.T Pills - -- -- --- -- Pastor "Church God Hour" 905am WTRR Sunday School - ... -----9:15am 9:30 8 m, McfninqWorsPip Sunday School iIor(Irsqn (',,g,,',!,I. Assernh/v Q Rev. G 40 . Epwvrth League .... ......415Prn Even ng Worship . Wed Pra yer Meet 7 30 p m (,m! Friday, August 30, 1974-7A - METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. •.% ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7ISOak Ave • Sanford P ........... ll:OOam. I (:IiIlr('/, O Wneay Night PrayerServfr. nroads: ____ A 1 in Services od's Biz supporting a family at the same of his 11 years in the ministry As a clergyman, Murphy time, despite the fact that he Works a considers himself "coach and He managed to get through lot harder than ever, and makes cheerleader." He is convinced NASHVILLE Tenn college In three years by at. considerably less money than that the real ministry of the There's no business like God's tending classes winter and he once did. ch ur ch is performed by the lay business so far as Chuck summer, and then at 38 entered Murphy is concerneci, '1 believe I'm leading an people in it, with the pastor seminary. abujidqnt hfe now, he recently merely guiding the way. I re, There was a time when h There, Murphy found among told a Nashville music Industry e his classmates men ranging prayer group at a dinner thought "Christianity is like 'show show business was from 24 to 52 years of age. They meeting. wi thout compare. That was and tell' In the first grade," he included others who had during th For Murphy, the move from explained. "You have to tell e years he played the changed careers in mid-fife--a entertainment to the pulpit was people and show them how to piano and sang in nightclubs, lawyer, a bellhop, a shoe polish not as radical as some might witness. They have to have for recordings and on radio and manufacturer and an Army expect, television. something to 'show and tell' _I__ officer , s". "7 then, at 35, i'siürp, now pastor of St. Christian in the nightclub as I Murphy has summarized his father of five children and with married and the Bartholomew's Episcopal am in the pulpit," he said. "ft views on Christianity and th only a high school education, he Church in Nashville, maintains was a kind of witnessing, my ministry in a book ap.e 4lecided to shuck it all to a busy schedule of speaking, being In nightclubs and propriately entitl ed "There's become a minister. preRching and evrrvone knowing I was No Business Like God's conducting ''teaching religious. I represent Jesus Business,' issued by Abingdutt That meant going to both missions" for in- Christ wherever I go, whether Press, the N ash v ill e-based college and seminary, studying terdenominational groups, i___ -. in the niminit in nIuht,'is,h ..L1It. r-r......... "..u',.a puuusning house of The Unit ed naruer man many have to and lie hasn't regretted a minute the dance floor." Methodist church. FIRST SOUTHERN 9:4S# m. Evening Herald G By CLAIRE COX The Herald Services Nurser FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Evangelistic (ii .11.1 MalIand Avinue. Attamonte SpriqL (Just South SR3) Lyman . Kirkod .........Pastor $50 Hester Ave. Ph. 322-82#2 ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th& Elm C R Neill Pastor N o Biz L ike . Sunda School ... . ........ 9:45a.m. -- ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Prayer Meeti ng, METHODIST CHURCH Phone 134-2161 Joining the full time work of Campus Crusade for Christ on the staff at University of Georgia in Athens in mid. September will be 24-year-old Dick Penn, son of William R. Penn o(Alta.monte Springs and Mrs. Marilyn Penn of Maitland. A graduate of University of Pennsylvania with a major in finance wi th a BS degree in Economics, he served as a second lieutenant in the U. S. Army. He has a master of divinity degree from GordonConwell Th eological Seminary in Massachusetts, He attended Campus Crusade staff training session held at Colorado State .0 A . loom University, and is one of 580 DICK PENN new staff members of which 200 will be assigned to college Dick is presently speaking to campuses. Campus Crusades groups and individuals to line willllaveatotalofl20oinvolved upsupportofhisfalthminjstry, in the college campus ministry. He Is a member of Asbury Campus Crusaders have to United Methodist Churct of raise their own support and Maitland. 4 Everlasting Messages By faith Abraham obeyed of the same promise.-Hebrews when he was called to go out to 11:8,9. a place which he was to rec eive _______________________ as an Inheritance; and he went ________________ out, not knowing whe re he was _________ to go. By faith he sojourned In 1 the land of promise, as in a ___ _____ foreign land, living in tents wi th Isaac and Jacob, heirs with him ________________ �-. i -OM - - - - I Am - - - - - I I WOMEN EveningHerald Fr i day , August ____ SPORTS _____ • Evening - 11_1%4~ I !, jff — . Music I-_Now o 17111 T __________ ";,- AI A* '. enters its doors this fall. With a background in music that boggles the mind, Carol, of 1924 South Blvd., Maitland, tan hardly remember all the stm ents she plays. But music - t C. - 0 - A At L _____ _____ - _ -.---- - ___ L " _L ____ - I'- • ---- • w pia secoixi fiddle r a while when she begins her studlestobeadentalhgieflLst '/ \ I I has been hearing her daughter picking - _ "i A ' i / 4 - N 1",. .~F I .,; -", / II % ~T~ :. :11 - , t ~F - . um - : L - ~ I .. .'. , I .~. L L.4i-I I _~1 i~ ,k V i-I •. '- .-.- _- .i NEW DRESS SCHOOL .~i_ 17~ Combat Inf lation _ By FRANK T. MARTIN Copley News Senice divorced have ore an two million more significantly In recent years-a married women are working million nwre this year corn- this year compared to last, and The American housewife is Pared . to 1970-the most sup. about four million more than in going to work in mounting stantial Increase has been numbers to combat double-digit within the ranks of married IWO," says Bowler. "For married men in the inflation. women, says W. Scane Bowler, labor the increase has not While the numbers of non, chairman f th Of e dand chief been as significant married women in the work executive force (Singles, widowed and Western Corp. working this year compared to last, and a Ittle more than two million more than at the start of ;J " ,. - Legion Auxillary _______ - ____ pocket money. "She is deadly serious about o f the American Legion Mrs. Yeager, past president, contributing to family earning AuxWary Unit 256, was held served as or,e of the department power," he observes, He notes recently at the home of the hostesses at the recent National that for many families "that President, Mrs. Leon Lcmaltre. Auxiliary Convention in Miami. second Income well Committee chairmen are: IV group cooperated with sfitute the difference between Mrs. Ben Evans, community other local civic groups, and survival and debt." furnished food and clothing to a Among full-time work Miss Evelyn Schrader. needy family, wives in 1970, about 24 education and scholarship; The 6th District School of or 12.5 per cent , 1 all wives Miss Ellen Yeager, foreign Instruction for Posts and Units who worked, contrjbued half or relations; Mrs. George Yeager, will be held September 15, at more of the famii3 illcume, the Girls State: ,Mrs. Kenneth the Orlando Post 19 flome , on Pioneer survey shows. poppies; Mrs. Marguerite -.:- ~ I k .- rise hand-in-hand with higher Schrader, veterans affairs and Casselberry Post and Unit will living costs, the figure rehabilitation; Mrs. Letha resume September 16, at the climbed to nearly 16.5 per Ward, communications and Casselberry Womans Club, on By 1975 it could go as high as 18 Past piriesidients parley; and Overbrook Drive. per cenL Bowler esUm.ates. a. _1 - - -, "-) ,_ ~ - __tm~ %., I. I L ' - L II ______ N~my - __ I ft # .. . L N. ._ 0 - I . -1 . & ~ _. - _ 11111 - . 1 I . . •- - . . - • % - ' Dresses -. -- . 4 11 Sizes 2 16 The - Practical Nursing Class graduates today. Front ro'A 1974 Seminole Junior College [Jeensed I to r: Mrs. E. Pasternark, In structor; Susan Rumbley, Margaret Aber, Carol Dlievine, Jeannette Hill, instructor; Lancaster Starke, Susan Holmes, Marilyn Aigle, Susan Lewis, Barbara ScottI Mich el e rner, Deborah Milam, Marilyn Bin-ni, Mrs. S. Cannon, instructor. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS ___________ -------- es Reality: I 310 .anford Ave ._ - DAYMM I n(r IurInhIf fillA iiirrii e Microslic d , 14 HUNGIIEX' with PP.A,' Ile Herald Servieft Just provement dS removing micr 1 ced Saturated fat.s and replacing :1ppear in thr supe Hi them with unsaturated fats frozen prepared dinners which &ience fiction writers have while the slices are apart," would be priced below the long been t describing nei od said Dr Barton, who has of similar meals with ~(. -V-~-- 11 - TO antl so effectivtly. it actually limits the ability of . your body to produce gnawing hunger unsations! Result? You , don't fetl hunlry ... down ~ I ~ Having -Onsumers will won have a variety of new "engineered foods' to consider when they -_q- OPEN But fiction has a strainge way of becoming reality. And although the day when a seven-course dinner will be represented by seven color- " "Its"for public use A Pady? to the Supermarket lbl final summation of the meeting was that the mechanical harvester would be put into operation as soon as Possible, citizen involvement to help clear out the channels was recornmended, and all governmental agencies promised cooperation. A vote of thanks is due Delbert Euga for handling all the details of the meet ing and th is reporter, who was scheduled assist but went vacationing instead, takes this opportunity to make a public apology to Euga for letting him carry all the load. Dr. Al Burkhalter who is chief of the Division of Aquatic flant Research flew to the meeting by commercial airlines and stayed so late that he had to drive all the way toTallahe last night and present a paper on the use of the white amur fish in weed control today. Th is shows the seriousness of the local situation a nd the wholehearted attempts of some of the dI%Islonal heads to solv e the problem Gail (ren , Chief of Division of Operations of the Jackson , , 22 & if .9 - , 6 11411ff-4~ Mori? I !:-:~ 4( I - hill ~ - I &7 ,W~;W`7, / . bjjL . -bT+ - : I - 5 PM -=A reserves at their lowest level in Ifirof - . .20/0 ,R .11, * and cheaper eating in both poor (3 o . Ttie Diamond People are offering a choice : _,_ - z--L 1* I a 'relegrapli (117), An ezami3k of how tooth can be "cngfneer" ffdcrodced meat, Through M pr035, flow under develop. self-wind. electric and many mwe. These and all our jewelry may be returned within 60 days for a full refund if you're not delighted with your purct CIoose from our own charge iA - International of ladies and mens' model Timex watches at 25% off the regular retail price. Illustrated are just a fewof the ny watches in stock in Petites, mercury, day/date, calendar, . - plan or any maior credit card. 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N Pittiburgh (Rooker I 68 64 .515 P; . ifl at San Diego fFretslt ri('SOt (Blyleven 12 15) N t - I 61 69 .469 II', Texas cm rl I hiladelphia (Twitchell 6 6), N Montreal (Blair 1 $1 at Cm -, — Al Izke Ifouell varilly cheerleaders are all smiles as they look forward to the coming season.(Back row, left to right I Pam Ilagood, Julia Rajehel, Debbie Roberts, ImIddlie) Regina Unk, Melissa McDonald, LoriSfalena, (front) Connie Ifuddleston, Vicki Van deffouten (captain), undsay ROW. aior League Leaders . By The Associated Preis American League National League BATTING (375 at bats)- Cart All. 3S9Zjkph33 - Carew, min, — 36S; Hargrove. Tex, 146 RUNS-Ystrzmskl, Bsn, 77. PUNS BATTED u a or 'RIEW = S IN-Bur roughs, Tex, 106. D.Allen. Chi. IS., Bando, Oak, IS HITS-Carevii. Min, 179, Mon ey. M11, 147. RUNS-hAorgan, Schmidt, Phi, 92, 9S1_ cin. Phi 91 Bench. C 9$ HITS-Gar , - All. i99 Car vey. LA. 169, DOUBLES-A.011ver. Pgh. 3I.- Bench, Cin, 31, Rose, Cin, ]I. cardenal. Chi, 30; Stargell. McRae, KC, 32. TR IPLES- Rivers. Cal, )I. MIAMI (AP) -The method. TRIPLES,-Garr, All. 16; Shula escaped the players' ne defense was the Ameri. 011s. kc. 9, ter A,Oliver, Figh, 11. lcal, run-dominated offense strike, with few signs of team Jim hanger, guards Larry can Conference's HOME RUNS-D.AIIen. CPu. stingiest last HOME RUP4S-5.thmj)t, Phi, that has taken the Miami disunity, with Little and Bob Kueehenberg, seasonandthensmotheredCin. veterans Dolphins to two straight Super porting to camp during the tackles Norm Evans and cinnatl, Oakland and Minnesota 32 TOLE STOLEN BASES-Brc'ck, SIL. in Oak. as; Patek. K C. 31. 93; Lces. IA, Bowl crowns has been called strike, Wayne Moore and tight end Jim in the playoffs. PITCHING (13 Declsicns) PITCHING (13 Decisions dull and boring. But to Coact, 71v only sign of unhappiness Mandich Is one of the INTL's 813, 2 So Cald Defenders once known a 20 DonShula it's a thing of beauty. has been in veterans' demands best, "No-Names" are now celebriN Ryan, Cal, STP1KEOUTSCarI?on Ph. It wins. for fat, renegotiated contracts With their blocking, Csonka ties - tackles Bob Heinz and 29s filvle~"~. P.1in, 190 192 Veosrs-11h, LA. Ill And for fullback Larry which have been offered to only has had three straight years of Manny Fernandez, ends Bill. Csonkas fi nal year in the Na- a ha ndful to keep them from over 1,000 yards rushing and Stanfill and Vern Den Herder, tional Football League, it will being snatched up by the WFL, Mercury Morris just missed his linebackers Nick Buon,icont,i, re'IaiL A few rookies will probably second straight 1,000-yard year Mike Kolen, Doug Swift and Shula badly wants to be the make the team, Uke top draft last season. Bob Matheson, cornerbacks first coach to capture three pick Donald Reese, a defensive Receivers Watfield and Mar- Thu Foley and Curtis Johnson straight Super Bowl titles. And end, but none are likely to crack lin Briscoe give Shula the bat- and safety's Dick rson nd RIDGEWOOD, N.J. (AP) - 'Jaiversity of Alabama student be won't worry about finding the veteran and still youthful ance to keep foes from stacking Jake Scott. It's Campbell and the Kids in from Pensacola. Fla . replacements for World Foot- lineup unless injuries develop. defenses to stop the run. Quar. The "53 defense," begun two today's quarter-finals at the The moming wi r auto. nnes ball Ixague defectors Csonka, The Dolphins also have ex. terback Bob Griese threw for years ago to solve an injury 74th I U.S. Amateur Golf Cham- matically qualify for next Jim Mick and Paul Warfield perienced backup inen for 1,422 yarL6 and 17 touchdowns problem, has evolved into a key pion.ship. year's Masters event. until he has to In 1975. every position, last year. pass defense, Fifty-one-year-old Bill Campbell, who won the national event . Man S.TheK ids FINEST • • ar s i ss itter re, 11111110 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - kham, Pacer vice presidentand Dick Tinkhain looked at lower- ABA president, would reveal in 1%4, scrambled to a 1-up victory in 19 holes over Steve in Sates and Parts Lejko, 20, of Bedilesda, Md. on and the most moderij the Ridgewood Country Club service facility in Florida course Thursday. Campbell has yet to play anyMON.-SAT. $ A.M.-ill P.M. one older than half his age. 140A There was more of the same In store for the tall and lean in. fl130 1 1DrIvt surance agent from Hun tington, W.Va., as he faced Jerry Pate, a 20-year-old- In other National League games, Los Angeles beat Clii hitless until rookie Pete LaCock led off the se%enth Inning with Cago 3-1, New'York whipped his first major league homer. Houston 7-0, San Francis-co Mets 7, Astrog 0 nipped Pittsburgh 3-2 In 11 inThe Mets snapped Dave Rob. nings and Atlanta downed Mon- erts' 264nning scoreless streak treat 7-2. In the American in the first Inning when Bud League, Boston beat Chicago 3- Harrelson doubled and came 2 and Baltimore defeated Texu 3round on FeUx MiUan,s bunt 6.2. single and a sacrifice fly by Ted ' FOLLOW THE BRAVES I Basketball Aswciation. The muscular 6-foot-8 McGinnis, rumored less than a week ago close to signing wi th the Knicks, finally settled with the Pacers for a two-year con- Neither McGinnis nor Tin Goniral 1, E loctric . WEATHLRTROH CALAT PUMP 7V:__- J .- ___ % r, tl _ - ~~_ p fit, -) ~ ( ,-;;( _1 I. & - L_,.4k AMOCO SERVICE With Purchase Of 10 Gal. Or More Gas At Sanford's Only Automatic MECHANIC Car Wash •ALL ATLAS "b) ' - 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. *EXPERT I WilliamsSon 11 Atlanta ee en ~i Baseball I I ON ~~qkp L 1115 L" 3ipa~nj 1~~~~Z_Yo i.V- -~?-:~~VL ~—Ymj. -=:__ WP -i-4: 4__L ,U~ i.__ -~- = __ - Im - FUR i " --_~Z~-~- . '- ,-- :,- . .. ,./ I - - ~_ 71f —I : W, I I F-3 - -. 1-1 rv~ - ~ FREE FREE CAR WASH -yl 4 - -_ W -f UVI . - 0 , ~- Ilth-inning single that beat the Messersmith held Chicago Pirates. (AMoco- ~_113L _6 ~441P% -; -or . rf R -- , -Mi 1~ -~ fltrkr-OL , .?~~-.,- jL;I ~ T I __ .C~T~-", - J 1W I li ("Incirullati. WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A !--115*~-~-,x44-, ~IL;r---!~l;i-,g I Marshall combined to three-nit scored their final three in the sixth off reliever Jim York. e a g e the Dodgers GIants 3, Pirates? thei fifth ti drov e w iit 'n t heir ea n tUie 1l% onW San Francisco runs with a League West to 3 Li games over fourth-inning homer and an FREE FREE FREE ,• ~ --- ~17 more runs in the third, then I! _________________ - 4; ,-., ~r . , — Vtr_* Phone: Orlando #31.1"0 Sanford n3-tjoo Ing George McGinnis and said. terms of the agreement. But it \lcGinnis to turn down the Kaicks, who reportedly offered - - r- e . 7 t — "Well, now that we' ve signed obviously was fat enough for jumping to the New York Knicks of the rival National . - 7 cinnall (Kirby '71), N V_ __ — 8 Ii West Only game% *,rheduled Friday's Games - • --,i to keep their star forward from I 62 69 Ne% York 7. Houston 0 j ~- , American Basketball Associ atlon Indiana Pacers' struggle . .0 1014"IX ,we'rIly"r I r6?R ~%071 / / - / 6 -" I I " 63 .496 MIt*uke. Cetroit 4- propriate summation of - Baltimore :: : York 2 i 3 `1 %\ I." day supply) G416 4 Has N Niy, San - , 67 67 .5 19 5 71 4'S 10 so si 6)) 31 73 58 .SS7 to,-) Cincinnati Atlanta II ft - _._. - Si 52 West • . i I - 7. York ego SO 81 11112 331 "2 Thursday's Results ___ p p I #( - turn up, ail we'i got to do is find the money to pay him." I - 14100 I.IIAI : - . I .I - Boston 1 11 W Placers Keep Star ' 111INTR -1 . _. I -_ Your Entertairiing I Chicago at San Diego Pittsburgh of LOS Angeles National League •G _411 i'a A - -ft cuts Of beef and pork are KAY 'hit' , -at . - I .. **lJ- , technical - fr__~_'y a n d ffluient nations 4, . , ~ V, . ? V i Thouunds now love " ght who' nevtf thought theY could ... report rtm&rkable weiShi lossa of 7 ... 20 ... even 41 pounds in a %bon while. So if you're tirtd of hillf-way nwasurn mad want reany tfftcfivt belp In rtillocluff ... itnd for Huntrex tod&y. Huntrex ,&ill simply amaze you! you*ll bc si, . I ~ . - .1 % . 1, ~ - . . I JV years, 'engineered foWs. - RENTAL SERVICE market soaring and world food - ^) - • hi Ide. ~W//141MR,/ 0 6 -I . # - . __ ,, . '__________ Fortunately, Jim Dwyer and By BRUCE LOWI1T T)son got a couple of hits AP Sports Writer John Curtis, the St. Louis when they really counted and Cardinals' 26-year-old left- gave Curtis an 8-12 record and hander, came within one pitch the Cards a 3-1 victory over the of the third no-Wer this year Padres nursday night. and the first in the National In the ninth, Bake McBride, League. But that one pitch rocketed Ken Reitz, Dwyer and Tyson hit off the bat of San Diego's Fred successive two-out singles to Kendall in the eighth inning and wrecked not only the nohitter game of first-place Pittsburgh b U U'? LOSE WEIGHT T H E FIRS TE) AV I DAY __ --.- . U __________ i. goes your caloric intakc.. 'r~_%~ __ You With A Complete .,. ville district of the Corps of Engineers, promised to cut red tape and expedite clearing the new channel. . udu1p0ucjs banish hunger' V*h' B,ca HUDjTU Li which, although compact sampled his research and found ventional chops and steaks. and vastly different from it "mighty tasty." But nlicrosliced meat is only present-da According to Dr. I a small part of the new food. . - I ilk: tablet before mclils ... and banish thost • l)r. Al Burkhaltcr replied, "If all restrictions and directives from Washington are followed, we can walk on the St. Johns River hyacinths!" Mary Jo Stansfield, assistant to U.S. Congressman William Chappell who was unable to attend, finally spoke out saying, "I did not have an'thing to say earlier because I knew very little about hyacinths - now I don't know any more than I did [ti Pants - ~__ ' BOYS, - -. I GIRLS' ' I - fv~ &A;! SJC NURSES . . - I OF F -q . -. t. .~ 25 % - t i - $ - ,)i d - - Alllkh~ ~ IIACK-TO SCHOOL SPECIAL — I , # - t oilSWREBOARD __ __. .111% use as a base of operations. This has been solved by entering in to a tentative agreement with Doris Beck for leasing five acres just upstream from the S.11, 415 brid,g,e. f)rummond passed out charts to the entire audience showing the location (if the harvester and the proposed alternate channel which will require some drag-line to route boat traffic around the scene of operations. lie warned, however, that the use of the mechanical device would not be a cure-all and asked for citizen Involvement in ho recently authored a bill which takes an entire new approach to the noxious weed co problem, stated that the bill has now been signed Into law. 71I 1 , law will put one agency, the Department of Nat ., in charge and will give them the authority to proceed with a lo' l control plan. Dr. Howard Kessler of th e Environmental Protection " (p A,gency. spoke on the use of pesticides and herbicides in plant control - lie brought out the fact that the chemical most effecti in the spraying program has not been certified as safe and that some of the lakes forming the headwaters of the St. Johns used for drinking water. Bill Flowers of DeLiand mentioned that he had spent most of his life (in the river and his father had putin 50 years before him. ::tbadinths, according to studies made," said Flowers, "multiply 300 times a year in normal lake water. In the St. Johns River, they multiply 1000 times due to en-richment of the water cause y sewage effl uent. Fishing is down by per cen t r, the last 15 years," he continued, "and if something is not done soon, the St. Johns will be a dead river!" . In the question and answer session, many pointed and sometimes very heated questions were brought up. The panel answered as best they could but admitted they did not have all the answers. Rep. Vince Fechtel arose and stated, "GenUemen, from an departments, Environmental Protection Agenry Amy of Engineers, Game and Fish Commission, Dept. of Natural Resources, and any others involved, give us answers tonight What have we got to do to clear up th is situa tion" f4 - . ' — I Representitie Vince Fechiel, h AnWit t 1~1 _-__ - .. 7. So A . , B) RON WELLS OF 1% -,__---_?~ i i- - * CAROL STEIN 119 %I _ t o, feeling In orchestra while playing classical music. All of my emotions come out in the music." Quickly changing moods; she laughed gall andI said, "But hand me a sax, and canreally g groose. •, - 11 -4 I-I- J ____ With a fara waylook I — __ ~ .: - .. - _ I - I ~ ; ______ forms ~=Vl - Aw e . -~4 %, of music, she smiled and said, "Everything!" She has played 1 rock and 'try bands; e Florida Youth Band, F`TU Philharmonic Orchestra; just about every kind of musical group Imaginable . - Fiction - - 1J-_ - ______ - ! When asked her favorite type - - - -t:.. - _6* ~- - /^ -& ). . _ !- #_-j L .i e i - _____________________________ 4 accepted for each School, Carol happy she was one of lucky ones to be chosen '- - - --Ij II ___ .- #4 Counly Commissioner (;reg Drummond followed with a story of the attempts made to have a hyacinth harvesting m achint_- moved to a location near the Osteen Bridge. One of the hang-ups, according to Drummond, has be-en finding swtable land along the river to I _.=V __ Now - ~~, a. 11 ,• ;Af &"_j M i1_-1-190 W-1, 11 , I.. A" 1_-.-.-_n,:,_ ,I .Zrr-A -r,js-1__11__.. :_,._ _"L . -,OL - ~0~ 'r.------__~,_--_ .:, . Y` I - - .i _-_ -,_ - ~ 4i ,~ . visitors. utrn' nh cntu hit uiu- \, only four accreWted schools that offer such a course in the -1 GRADUATE Regular meetings of the I ~ - An execivitive board meeting Mrs. Lema.itn. Americanism. I S1 "wing an apartment vvith three other girls will be an ex. V! F!. __ A= years ~ Carol's mother aLso played inany instruments. and accordCentral Florida. During the rocked on the saxaphone in Carol's ability Is not just in Lyman High Spring Concert, Stage Ba Cute and vivacious, Carol is Ing to Carol, has always ennd. People looked at her playing: her perforwance always willing to lend her she played bassoon in the eBeh co,uraged her bu t has never other in ent is filled w .owinanship. talents to any endeavor. Her demanded or pushed. Concert Band; string bass in when she then sat down Together at l starts playing, she vitality seem endlessi, as does they have filled 16 scrapbooks the Orchestra; and really piano to give it a workout. entrances her audience. her long line of friends. Any of Carol's activities. The married woman, Bowler points out, no longer is going to work just to relieve household boredom or to earn a little Elects Officers ~ ,,,, I At Mrs Stein's Insistence, Carol was reluctantly handed a book and told to learn one piece Going back a week later, Carol really anuzed the teacher by playing the entire book from memory! "Youkno licarned to read music before i eou' read words!", Carol said. Carol graduated from Lyffw11 Iligh School as an Honor Student this past June. She won the Jobn Philip Sousa Award the DAR Award, and the Ruth Butler Scholarship Award. She played first chair bassoon in the All-State Band, and piano All-Star Stage Band from "Get Carol!" ihen'Carol ather studies at Junior College, she will still be playing In Orches!ra, Stage and Concert Bands, but her new goal, to be a dental hygienist uppviiiaua m filer mind. -1:~ I . i. 10 teacher stated. I . . . Women Workers . Lets Solve The Hyacinth Menace So We Can G et Fishing state legislators met Wednesday night with local discuss ways and means olcombatttng the h 'ad th citizens the h ns ;r C!rowe stated he had lived with this problem In his front , hack and side yard for over 25 and he sincerely hoped U all the governmental agencies involved would, like the women (if Cocoa Beach, make a clean breast and bare all the facts at this public meeting. And th at is Just hat happened After introducti b Delbert Euga, moderator for the semion, Mayor Lee Moore of u. Mrs. Stein took Carol to a on first day In second grade at Casselberry Elementary School. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lee Rogers, 17 Carriage Hill Circle, Casselberry. ifierald Photo by Elda Nichols) _-_ - P N 1. • _~__ TIT ! . _~~ "'—f—~-7-, music acher FOR Ilk time or nywhcrt an acC)T1panLst was needed, you d hear 4 - I _________________________ ' I - , I.. I 1~gW_ ~_. ___ '" 11** ~ sst. " I- A1~ dle Career i en e -- going to be ir for a musical takeover when Carol Stein I ______ -- Hyg - - ~ I~ Den ta I ____ . I id . - - F Second BOB ORRELL ~ . I 0 '- Friday,_August_!O,_1974-18 / Val I Herald ____________________________________________ -- ~z_ 1 - ~_ , -- �- 213—Evenlng Herald Friday, August 30, 1974 l IN BRIEF Yacht Choice Difficult The choice for America's America' Cup competition has become even more difficult with the sudden turnaround of the yacht Intrepid. Courageous dominated competition in the early final trials, but Intrepid has won three straight and Th ursday evened the series at 4 b winning b' seconds over the — er —_Evening p Chris Gets 53rd () f I Friday Moses Signs 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) What's My Line? (9) Hitchcock Presents (13) (24) Black Perspectives Truth Parade (9) Braay hunch (24) Washington Week DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) — Unexpected as it was even to the driver himself, Richard Petty will be the pole position starter for the 25th Southern 500 stock car race on Labor Day. "It's my fault, I'm io blame," the lanky $1.75 million career winnerstolcly told newsmen. "I don't usually show my cards in time trials. If have any aces, I usually try to lay them out on race day. But I'll try to make the bat of it." Petty, the sport's all-tune champion, rode his - '0' Sr. LOUIS — The St. Louis Spirits said they obtained American Basketball Association negotiating rights to National Basketball Association superstar Oscar Robertson. Dodge around the heat- Snead Takes Lead blistered Darlington Raceway at 150.132 miles per hour Thursday to capture only his second front row pole start th yea r and his first on a ATLANTA — J. C. Sn ead tied a course record with a sizzling eight-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead in the rain -d elayed first round of the $O,OOo Tournament Mayers Ch ampionship. RIDGE WOOD, N.J. — Bill Campbell advanced to the fifth round of the 74th US. Amateur Golf Championship bybeaUng Gary o5tregaof Bensenville. 5 and 4 He barely edged Ford-driving Buddy Baker, who was clocked at150.Q96m.p.h.It will be Baker's second No. 2 start in as races. In all, 12 drivers made the field in initial qualifying trials, Another dozen spots were to be filled today, with final trials scheduled Saturday for the 40- Rangers Acquire Vet NEW YORK — The New York Rangers acquired veteran left winger Greg Polls from the St .Louis Blues for defenseman Larry Sacharuk and a firstroinid selection in the 1976 or 1977 National Hockey League draft. for. in rkie Your Ford Dealer's Late, Late Show Is more than just a Clearance Sale. Of course, Ford's Clearance prices are low to begin with, but this year there are plenty of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford: Higher Prices On The 75s — We Need Your Used Car — We're Out Of Room — During Regardless of make, '75 During the fuel crisis, used the fuel crisis people were, prices will reflect considercar prices went down. Many buying fewer new cars too, ably higher manufacturing people weren 't willing to take leaving your Ford Dealer with costs. On top of that, we've a loss by trading in their cars. one of his biggest inventories thrown the 74 sticker prices Now the market is back up, ever. Now he has to move the away. We're ready to listen and there's a used car short'74s off his lot to make room to your deal. age. That means we need for the '75s. . .and he has to your trade-in and we're do it in a hurry. willing to pay a big price for it. $ The early pole position favorite, Mercury's David Pearson, was third fastest at 149.552 m.p.h., follewed by Chevrolet's Cale Yarborough at 148.991 and Bobby Allison at 148.842 in a Matador. Second-year man Darrell Waltrip made the third ro in a Chevrolet at 148.388 m.p.h. Petty, looking for the 16d victory of the most brilliant Career ever fashioned in stock car racing, has won the Southern 500 only once, in 1967, but has triumphed twice in the track's Rebel 500 spring spectacular — the Last time in 1967. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — West Palm Beach c'es into tonight's second round of the Florida State ,-ague baseball championship needinga victory to stay dive in the bestof-three series. Fort Lauderdale blanked the Expos 84 Thursday night *hind the hitting of catcher Dennis Irwin. Irwin had a two-run double in the fourth Inning and ingled In the sixth to pace Fort Lauderdale's 14-hit atsck. Neil Mersth, who pitched a five-hitter after relieving in e vitird inning, was credited with the victory in the ame, played In Fort Lauderdale. Tonight's game will be played in West Palm Beach. If a iird is needed, the teams will meet in Fort Lauderdale on sturday. MORNING 6:00 (6) Gr ow ers Almdnac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional Need more reasons? Check these prices: - - 1p 96 Pinto '11w Ncw Tcrtv Lewis I'DV'I1Ct1*]• oil Sunday, 10:30 P.Nt, Ch. 2 Chris Likes Privacy mr Clearance Price $2832 Pl u s fright, plenty of other action to excite the 13,128 tennis buffs. on wedding tradition in her 1974 more the part. Pale-skinned, All of the seeded men who debut at the U.S. Open Tennis from Indoor World Team Ten- competed advanced, but only Championships. nis play, Mrs. King put on a Arthur Ashe and Manuel She wore something bor- white lace dress with matching Orantes ran out their victories rowed. Not for luck, but for lack long-sleeved jacket for her In the minimum of three sets. Of a dress, left behind in match with another wrr playAshe, the No. 8 seed, elimni. Greenwich, Conn., where she is er, Isabelle Fernandez of Co. nated Trey Waltke of St. Louis staying during the tournament Iomhia. Mrs. King, the No. 2 6-3,74,6-2 and Orantes, the 10th She dorned an understated seed, won handily 6-2, 6.2. seed from Spain, ousted little A-line owned by Kris Crowds turned out In reord Frantizek Pala of CzechKemmer and overwhelmed numbers for the second straight slovakla 64, 7-5, 64. Gail Chanfresu of France 6.1,6- day, and were pelted by latebuy wonder, Bjorn ion theWest Side Tennis Club's afternoon rain for Borg, the No. 4 seed, held on nd grassy center court Wed- straight day, but what they saw ti-rough a rain-delayed match and fir illy downed Victor was pore suni1ne. Then, the future Mrs. Jimmy Azriayar Holland, Mkh., 6-4, 4. F'fth-seeded Evunne GoolaConnors answered endless gong, the effervescent Austral. 6, 6-3, 6Torn C ker. the sixth-seeded questions about her pending tan, defeated Jeanne Evert marriage. , DoWhrn Dutchman, had to go four sets C1ui' younger sister, 6-3,8.0; to topple a ter.aclous Erik Van "I'm just glad, the wedding La Rosemary Casals,. the No. 6 only two monthi away," she seed, *isted Barbara Downs, a 6-2 and said. Then maybe all of fellow Californian, 6-2, 6-2, and publicity will d down and we Kerry Melville of Australia, the seeded IWI lost tbe first two sets but rallied for a 0, 3-8, 62, will have some privacy. No. 4 seed, advanced when 6-2, 6-0 triumph over Stove Kru. Anna Maria Pinto-Bravo 01 Am- Iet won 13 events of Baltimore. gentina defaulted at 4-0 In the so ic this year, Including the Artether relatively unknown first set last 10 in a American, Ferdi Taygan of won l'. Thtir most lauded Although rain washed out the Framingham, Mass,, gave tories, however, over at wim. scheduled matches of Jumuny GiUermo Vilas. the No. 9 ie'4 and Stad Smith, who a tough test, but VUas which earned them evenshare for top ranking among Wally prevailed 6-3, 6-2, 6-7, 24, "elr respective No. 3I5 United States men, there was 6.3. t Hills. the Clearance Price $2294.83 14*?U(• *ocas cum INUT21 • KkId Show 10 AM FREE POPCORN! I PIUS l'c'qht tag S l am "Cockeyed Cowboys ow oys C b of Calico County" Summer Series Tickets Accepted For This Show I ___________________ Clearance Price $3099 L~~ 0u 1 1019m , IJQ IL 1U fas a',,(a'a,Si 'IJIiwi" 7:30 9 10 DltYtll TNWIC spaCewornafl. 9 to conclusion CBS PRESEASON FOOTBALL The il'! FRI. & SAT. fj " 11, I Showing JACK P 0SSER FORD HWY 1792 & LAKE MARY BLVD. SANFORD PH, 322-1481 - frlus "HONKY" (24) Electric Company 3:00 (6) Sounding Board (24) Fa shion FOCUS 3:30 (6) U.S. Open Tennis (9) Tournament Of Players Golf of Of Films 8:00 (2, 5) Movie (6) All In The Family (24) Carrescolendas of its new morning show, "But," Doty significantly much broader than pure designated "A.M. America," added, "we certainly won't let political commentary. when that program starts next him use the air (to endorse "In the CBS situation ,lt was (35) Partridge Family (44) Wrestling 8:30 (6) M ASH. (13) Movie (24) Dream Machine (35) The Prisoner 9:00 (9) College Football .74 (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (24) Special of Week (35) Burke's Law 10:00 (6) Barnaby Jones (9) Marshall 10:30 (24) Myshkin (35) News (44) Wrestling 11:00 (2.6, 8.9) News (35) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11: 30 (6, 9) Movi es (44) Rock Concert 12:00 (2) Rock Concert (I) News 17:30 (I) It Takes A Thief 1:30 (2) Thriller 1:35 (9) All Nite 10.11 ABC TOMA RERUN "The Contract on Alex Cordeen" The head of a crime TOM"S candida tes)." purely a specific program, the That doesn't mean, however, election, one in which he's acquired another assignment that Lindsay will be restricted personally interested. It's a as an election -night cornrom expression on the air, total apples and oranges mentator on WCBS-TV. No "The thrust of our situation." One presume: that conflict of Interest since Lind- agreement," Doty declared, ,is means Doty feels the situaions say's deal with ABC only not a pure political column. He are not parallel. show. Doty says Lindsay would not HQPIW•y 17.12 NOrIPI in Fern P.,II •35•321s I ED $ 1 49 / - -r LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—IWCLUDING SUN. MINX -. - TREAT YOURSELF John Lee Hooker, Big Mama HOT & COLD Thornton, Joe Williams, Bobby Blue Bland and Pa pa Creach. BUFFET ALL YOU CAN EAT Arts Festival LUNCH DINNER $1 50 $ 250 OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS I.AGOS, Nigeria (AP) - At least 71 nations have registered to participate in the second World Black and African Festival of the Arts and Culture to LA JM!IU nere in Inc tall of 1975. ID order any or all of the expanded "Seek S Find" books. numbers 2 through 7 send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address letten in care of this newspaper. government announcement ?S44 PARJAVE, LOUNGE OPEN 10 A.M. 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Sanforct LUNCHEON SPECIAL 12:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL B.B. King is Cheese includ,d With Carry Out Orders. GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER We Still Have Our....... 11:30-1 ABC WIDE WORLD: IN CONCERT Tonight's guests include the O'Jays Flash Cadillac and the Co ntinental Kids, Hues Corporation and th e Chris Jagger Band. NOW SPAGHETTI AT TOM'S . Villa-Lobos Piano Contest tI. 323.1910 protect him. Plus Heavy W.st,rn I.ef Chs,co.l.d to Perf ection House of Steak Holiday Isle Complex TELEPHONE 3fl.9652 Open Daily 11:00a.m. Toil p.m. Fri. & Sat, 11a.m. Iol:OOa,m, Sunday 12:00 to 10 p.m. Forks Basically, ABC Is adopting -- agree and aign Tonia itt BUY ONE FOR GET ONE FREE i iii: IiüI th e atti tude that Lindsay Is all Along the way, Lindsay en- use his new network TV base dorsed one of the candidates In for political purposes. But one a hot Democratic primary fight wonders how it can really be for New York's gubernatorial sidetracked. Lindsay is a nomination. Lindsay endorsed political figure. Even ABC must piaRIO DEJANEIRO (AP)A competition, sponsored Howard Samuels. realize that New York's former th e Villa-Lobos Museum When that endorsement hit mayor not cut the umbilical by the news media, WCBS-TV cord from his political career. here, dedicat ed to the works of Helter Villa-Lobos and any othofficials as much as said they In fact, there is the er Brazilian composer, will were startled, and that it suggestion that Lindsay, by take place here Nov. 17-24. conflicted with Lindsay's fm- becoming part of a network There will be no age limit for partiality as a TV corn- morning show has found a contestants. Each country may ment.ator. WCBS considered the unique new base for politics, be represented by more than contract null and void. Whatbetterwaytostayinthe Apparently, CBS and ABC public eye? Whether it be for a one candidate. There will be preliminary, semifinal and final rounds of competition. In the finals, the three top contestants will perform as soloists in one of the five Villa-Lobos concertos for piano and orchestra. war would break out. The police & Meat Sauce Dinner CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE January. Along the way, Lindsay also restricted him from appearing (Lindsay) is aware of the on morning rivals—which responsibilities of balance, narrowed it down to "Today" taste—as we are," syndicate is mowed down, and the head of ano ther mob asks the poli ce for protection. He says that if he is killed, a gang Complete Spaghetti No ' Wrestling (24) America Be Fit (is) Putt Putt Golf Finals 3:15 (24) Living Better 1:00 (24) Lllas, Yoga And You 4:30 (35, 44) Braves Baseball (24) Book Beat 5:u0 (2) Nashville Music (5) Legend Of West (9) Wide Wor ld Of Sports (14) FirIng Line 5:30 (2) Untamed World U.S. Senate right, not an active political political partiality and Its or another try for th e national entlty,aslonQashisc,nrr,jfn,. 6:00 (2 £) N 6. c'thk. Whereas CB finds it a ticket in '76? any candidates comes before he (8) News Conferen ceIn his so-called private life, dismissable offense for its Th e ABC-TV rationale in not goes on the air, 24) Washington and as long as NewYork'sforrierMayorjolm election-night commentator to being concerned about [And- he Week Review doesn't support anybody Lindsay continues to be an declare himself publicly for a say's political 6:30 (2, 6, 8. 13) News endorsement of after he goes on the airr electric figure, whose ex- can di date, ABC-TV — on (9) Lawrence Welk the Samuels Is that both the becomes an avowed candidate. pressed interests or presence network level, at least —feels (13) Reasoner Report primary, and even the general (24) Video But even with all declarations generates controversy, it's perfectly all right for a election, should Visionaries Samuels get of honorable inten: and ego-il In recent weeks, IJndsay's former New York mayor to that far and Lindsay remains time (35) Felony Squad naiiie became headline subject ta ke any side he wants in a his ardent supporter, would and (air practices, thcrt (44) Greatest out of the political arena —or political campaign, just so long both be election history by the remains theserfousquesuon of Sports Legends pursuit and, as long as Lindsay, was it? At any rate, he flrstwas as he doesn't do it on the air, 7:00 (2) NBC News time "A.M. America" and by ABC's own admission, announced for a cameo role in Special , ,41JC-çt/'5 Says Dennis Doty Lindsay go on the air (6) Hee Haw in remains an important political an Otto Preminger film, developer and producer of the January. (8) News fgurenon1atterhowimpsjj1 "Rosebud," playing a U.S. upcoming "11.M. America" 'We won't have any (24) Cinema Showcase election one attempts to be, the subSenator whose daughter has show: situations for some time after (35) Big Valley been kidnapped by Palestinian conscious impulses reflect the "We wouldn't—or couldn't—. that,"Dotydeclarat (44) The Untouchables guerrillas, prohibit John Lindsay, who is If anticipating the potential basic ideology. 7:30 (8) To Tell The ABC-TV In this respect, ABC can followed the Truth same an important personality in problem. But Doty claimed, anticipate (9) Movie protests of conflict, day, with an announcement politics, from making en- also, that IJndsay's value to(1 (24) Festival and that Lindsay will become part dorsement,s," demands for equal time. new morning show will be a Creek" ________ s, Showtlme 8:00 3 "The Legend 7LE ______ __ ~`FOR.D~ 11 25c off—Coupon at Longwood Yamaha Dealert 2 LS 2:00 (2. 0) Baseball (6) HOCUS Pocus (9) In Session (24) Zoom (35. 44) Movies 2:30 (9) Championship differ on the confin ements of Thchterald Services Movies II E Bowling been crippled by an explosion, the services of Felix. Felix and she can't dock with the appeals to Riggs to give him a Skylab space station. Our six chance to win something back, million dollar man Is sent to so Hobbs' n.nt (t,'n,. Q '.&IIt. '".' "1 -r help her. Farrah Fawcett, Lee in a table-tennis game. Guess Major's real-life wife, plays the who makes a surprise visit? ON Mustang II (24) Ekctrlc Company (35) Saturday Super star Movie (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Cosby Kids (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul T.ain (6) Children 's Film FestIval (9) Election '74 (35) Midget Racing (44) Combat 1:30 (I) Scream Machine (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (3$) Celebrity 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND Pittsburgh Ste elers and the SON RERUN "Fred's Was hington Redskins meet in Cheating Heart" After wat- Robert F. Kennedy ta S dium in ching his father's "heart at- Washington, D.C. Lindsey ta cks" for these many years, Nelson provides the playt.amont finally gets the old m byplay account while Pat into a hospital for tests. To get Summerall ha ndles the exthe most sympa thy from his perting. son, Fred switches bed charts 9'II NBC NBC FRIDAY with his ailin g roommate Little NIGHT AT THE MOVIES does Fred know his roomie Is RERUN "The Li ttle House on await ing heart surgery. the Prairie" This one is a bout a 8:30.9 GOOD 'I1M RERUN family's hard struggle to The Evans family thinks they survive after reaching Kansas ha ve finally found the heal th in the 1880s. Michael Landon tonic to get them on easy street the father and some of the w hen Florida is asked to be a family tr oubl es include India ns, spokeswoman for a new health wolves and a prairie fire. It tonic.But their dreams go down based on t he "Little Books" by the drain when Michael gets a Laura Ingalls Wilder, and will strange reaction to the product, be seen as a regular series next 8:30•9:30 ABC THE SIX month on NBC. MILLION DOLLAR MAN 9:30.10 ABC THE ODD RERUN "A thena One" Steve COUPLE RERUN "The Pig learns his extraordinary who Ca me to Dinner" Th e pig in powers are affected by space this case is Bobby Riggs, He travel tonight as he is sent to hustles Oscar In a series of bets, rescue America's first woman andbefore they know lt he o nctru-uni,if 1-fpr en "in ik. t...'...-.-. at-uv vu inc apartment and YAMAHA PRESENTS 1J I Wonderful World MissIon Magic INC blots TIMMS NOWI 2:30 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Pebbles And Bamm Bamm (8) Information Eight (9) The Invaders (1)) Co.',to.'.n R(xi __- SATIJRDAYIII tag S f all . Although Chris is the brideto- (9) Saturday LOO I?(PUIS( — Chris Evert jumped the gun be, Billie Jean King looked (5) (44) Movie 17:00 (6) Movie 1:00 (2.5) Midnight Special (9) All Nite Movies (44) The Saint AFTERNOON Super Friends (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2, 8) Inch High Private Eye (13) Movie (44) Gospel Hour 10:00 (2, 5) Sigmond And Sea Monsters (6) My Favorite Martian (9) Lassies Rescue Rangers (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 5) P;nk Panther (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24) MIster Rogers Neighborhood (35) Cartoon Carnival 11:00 (2. U Star Trek Buggy (9) Brady Kids (13) All Star Wres tling (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy Josle And The Pusvcit car field. Fla. Slate Baseball (9) (35. 44) Braves Baseball 8-30 (2, 5) Brian Keith (6) Good Times (9) Si Million Dollar (13) Cowtown R od (24) Wall Street Week 900 (2. 8) MovIes (6) NFL Steelers Vs. Redskins (24) Masterpiece Theatre 9:30 (9) (td Couple (13) Kitty Wells 1000 (13) DIck Powell (9) Toma (24) Population & Growth 10:30 (35) News (44) Greatest Sports Legends it 00 (2, 5. 9) News (24) Boarding House (35) Movie (44) NIght Gallery 11:30 (2.5) Tonight Show (6) News (9) Wide World Of BY DAN LEWIS EVENING Living Chan Clan Hollywood Squares (13) All Star Wrestling (24) Journey To Japan 8:00 (2, 5) Sanford & Son (6) Your Hit IJ' (44) High Speed (8) Jetsons (24) Sesame Street (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2, 8) Lidvllle (9) (Jugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2.8) Addams Family (6) Sabrina (9) Y ogi's Gang (24) Mister Rogers Neighbor hood (44) Shares 9:00 (2. U Emergency (6) Scobby Do Movies (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith To Tell The At Southern NEW YORK — Moses Malone and the Utah Stars of the American Basketball Association agreed to terms on a contract estimated at more than $3 million. INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Pacers and George McGinnis came to an agreement on a new two-Year con. tract, ending speculation that the American Basketball Association superstar would sit out his option year and sign with a National Basketball Association team. 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer SCmeS'cr (8) Laurel Hardy 6:55 (9) News 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Butch Cass idy (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The EVENING Char.m .M. Petty Takes Pole Slot . L indsay Political Life TONIGHT9STV Basketball how' s FOREST HILLS, N.Y. — Chris Evert swept her 53rd consecutive match victory by defeating Gail Oianfreau of France 61, 6-1, while fiance Jimmy Connors saw his m match ra1rd t'ut in the U.S. Open Tennis Championships. connors Friday, August 30,1974-3B - 'urc. FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) Herald ': Gale warnings in anticipation of northeast winds of 40 to 60 knots were expected to slow th e momentum of the Intrepid by washing out today's competition. And th e New York Yacht Club may keep the two boats sailing right up to the deadline to find a challenger for the Austr alian Sou th ern Cross in the best-oI.seven America' Cup whieh hin St. !. Courageous had the best of the start Thursday, crossing th e line 24 seconds ahead of Intrepid and co mfortably to windward. Intrepid, going faster and benefiting from a wind shift La ('urai:ceLLs failed to cover her, Went into (lie haul twothlrds of the way up the first leg and rounded the first mark 1:01 ahead. Intrepid led by over two minutes midway through the race but had her lead reduced on the final leg when the winds freshened. Spirits Obtain Big LEISURE ew Era Association. Not "Mom is as good right now S only does Malone have great as Bill Walton," said George size, but also tremendous Raveling, basketball coach at ij quickness. His best shooting Washington I State. range is from 15.18 feet and he CHICAGO (AP) Except for team and might have shut them is an excellent shot-blocker. The Stars obviously thougp, have Harry Howard intercept. third '.r' L' — d :; iie 4uwI 1e was reauy fur the pros, even cK VirgU tar- yards In nine plays late in th e the end of the fi rst half, Jack greedy." At Pete rsburg, he led the at the te nder age of 19, and for ter went into action and corngame to clinch it on a threeyard Gotta thought his Birmingham school to straight victories that reason, they stunned the ttle pleted three straight passes for run by Art Cantrelle. The AITICIS li got "a Americans played a near-per- greedy" over two seasons and two state other ABA clubs by 65 In 27 seconds capped near the end of the first selecting fed game Thursday night when half. They were Cantrefle, out of Louisiana championships while averaging him at the league's draft Last by a 28-yard scoring aerial to lea ng di they turned back the 26 rebounds and 12 April. Chicago a two-yard touchdown run by Jim Scott. Carter then hit Jack State and formerly of the Cana. 39 Fire 22-8 in a piviotal World Ukicked to dian League, i shots per game. lie also D1hin own UUMM puint Jim Edwi- !d id Foothall Iu'e g:rc. Financial terms were not dii. six and was twice a high school All. pass from George cut Birmingham's lead to 14-8 touchdown with runs of "There's no doubt that (1115touchdown \fr closed, but reportedly the con American. and put the Fire back into the 22 yards. to Paul Robinson. was a big game for us," said tract was worth $3.3 million, in. game before a hopeful home The Americans rushed 46 "Moses does things the way cluclln,g frin ge benefits, bo. Gotta . "It was against a team in With less than a minute to go crowd of 44,732. times for 212 net while the Ilaywood does," said Bucky nuses, insurance policies, stock our division and in their own in the first half, Matthew Reed still, the Americans never Fire had only 18 yards attempts for 70 fltickwalter, who formerly (ptiOft and ('ontlflgeflCy provi. !'k\ar(1" tnt in to throw tiiib only to pan ithed and alter a orcic yards. coarheil Ibywood and now is sions. The victory enabled the undefeated Americans, who boosted their record to 8.0, to open a two-game gap over the Fire which had to settle back to a tie for second with Memphis at 6.2. "It might have been our best defensive effort of the season," said Cotta. "We played a good defender in the coming .il 24.3 Beginning N NEW YORK (AP) First, Now ft's Bill Walton and school in Petersburg, Va., last statement Thursday at a gab I know the Importance of play. the Stars' director of player there was the George Mikan era possibly Moses Malone. season to the Utah Stars of the news conference officially an- tog team ball. And that's what I personnel and considered the of pro basketball. Then came The big difference between American Basketball Associ. now . will try and do." his signing of a the period beginning with Bill Malone and the other dominant atlon this year does not faze the tract eMlmated at more than top candidate for the team's Russell and Wilt Chamberlain. centers is that they attended soft-spoken, confident 6-foot-Il Malo said ne he patterns his coach(ng vacancy. "He can million. They were followed by Lew college before turning pro and potential pro superstar. hard," con play after Spencer Haywood, a overpower you from the inside "I plan to work Mcindor, now known as he did not. "I think I can make the tinued the ambidextrous young former star in the ABA and now and shoot well from the outside. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. But the rare leap from 1, He rebounder." also is a great shotb!ocker AU-Star with theNational Seattle and igh team." he said In classic under- ster. "I am not a selfish Player.an SuperSonics of the SPOFO NEWPORT R.I. (AP) moses o Luh 'erved /)I1a,m. •2p.i 'Molt- Fri DANCING 9 P.M. -2 A.M. EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Open 1OA.M..2A.M. Phone 831.9321 Hwy. 17-fl, 1 Mi. 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ARE _____ H ....'j/ l (. - - I / J i. r k ~ ~i , , I Ilass 24 Ilass Pass 44 I'a Opening lead-10 I 24 Pass by Sonsorn Art. 5CR'I I ' FO Fkk HA 4111110. 114 k __________ 17 I*I4MA orth T- - f ill wait fill tomorrow to ask for a bigger allowance!" 4 60 Sou th. hold Q .11054 854 324 7 What (10 VOU (10 flOW' A-If you ha'e faith in your You, LET s' -70 -0- queen. Sou th wasted no OKAYI I-IM'E V I ,.d&-% I QUESTION Instead of opening one club _____ ____ ________________ ______ _____ 01 Tomórro Answer __________ - --' 1-9 70, - I ThDAi 'S time • - P CHECK! your partner has ope ned on' diamonds and led back the notrump. What do you (to nolA . ,r. ,, 30 & 4A K rubbers," "No they didn't," he retorted. "MY partner took his ace of > 0 woki nA 1K.7m on V1 ftal "Oh. sure, Mom, I realize today is Dad's birthdayl That's why i l',l l., 4 Pass - 30 East South - Legal &30 rhe bidding Ila% Ix-vii y ir,J " partner bid s'en spades. If you "So they won the rubber," we lack faith or courage. just bid six remarked. "Everyone loses spad es. 0-Jo - rt i - 41 1 1 1 • picked up my usual bust and even though my partner had opened the bidding I Was delighted when my opponents settled for a mere game." M 90U IN A URs TOW, VJILBGRF0F4Gj F Notice , i. The unlucky expert had cornered us again. This te he was fresh from a rubber bridge game. 'look s hat South ju.st (11(1 to ___________________ _______________________________ __________________________________ 9- THE BORN LOSER AS __ Friday, August 30, 1974-5B -- ___ ___ ____ about. ney say that cards never forgive, but these cards forgave He picked up a _____________ 14 & -I ____________________________________________________ ________________ __________________________________________________________ W E vening Herald - Notice _______ ., • - is Legal Notice Record _____ ThAT, LIkE ) I'' c#cc Legal ,,, 4 1 _______________ Notice w 'S //1 ' - I Legal i t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE H 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME Legal Notice FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTES Legal Pdoticel hereby 9l __________ that are FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERP4: engaged In a, 225 WivIy PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Notice Is hereby gl'en that NOTICE OF APPLICATION DrIve, Fern Park, Seminole County, NO. PR7I.2)lCp 1 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 'imt.rsaqnrcj, pursuant to the Florida under the fictitious FOR TAX DEED name of Notice of Public Hearing B y Adams, Thomas "Ficttlou Name Statute,, Chapter O.K. (Section 191.495 Florida Statutes of NOVELTY PRODUCTS, and ESTATE OF 56509. Florida FlorIda Statute, will register $969) MAR THA J hILL, The Board of County Corn with the Clerk of Circuit Court, In With the Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) fmlIy life, and Court, milSionerl of Seminole County will and for Seminole County. Florida. Seminole DeaSed that Geraldine Kirk the holder of the rema i n ouisIde shouldn't rItice the condi. County, Florida in ac roldapubIlC hearingtocod er an -Gov. Reubin Askew says that the isolating upon receipt following certificates has fil ed said proof t Cordance with the provisionsof the .ppeal against the Board of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ad If he wins ano ther tenu, he'll st1tutjo" walls of the j publicati on of this notice, the ii. Fictitious certificates for a lax deed to be lions of state ttitutions lie Name Statutes. To Wit: tusfment in denying a height issued thereon The certificate said they were worse when TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IitIou name. to wit PANT A Section 55g9 try to provIde more daycare Forl Statutes 1957. variance A i AgriculIue Zone numbeti and years of issuance, the He said also that a statewide Thomas as CLAIMS O DEMANDS AGAINST RAMA. under which we are engaged 5: Emrnt M. Osborn flters for Florida's senior referral t allow construction of four story dIption of t te president. SAID ESTATE: business at Highway £36& Howell property, and the Loren D Kelley service Office building on the following is needed be. °U AND EACH Branch Rd, citizen5, Thomas also Id "the real names in which it was assessi are OF YOU are Butl er Plaza, in the Puull5h: Aug. $6. cause many senior citize ns 23, 30, Sept. 6. 1971 described property , tereby notified and requir City cl Cassetbei-ry, Florida. as follows: ed to file DEE,, are tragedy" of the campaign is .ny claims and demands which Askew made the pledge Begin at interSection of the West That the parties interested In said Certificate Plo 61 Year of Issua nc e "simply unaware of the multi. that newspapers e attributing or either 01 you, may have against business enterprise, are as foll Thursday while speaking to the tude R W of S R 136 and the South R W of 1971 ow s of services, local and sta te, the conditio ns Winter Woo Boulevard, in the ongress of Senior Citizens in Individuals .1d estate in the Office of the Clerk Manuel Steinfeld Description of Proper ty Lots I, 2 SE'S of the SE'4 of the tIE'4 of of the Circuit Court of the lath public and private, that already and not to Askew's adminis Judith Stelnfeld + N6 ½ Ftof Lot 3(Less N 763 Ft of NOTICE UNDER Miami. Se ction 337130, run 521 degrees 33' Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, exist In the conuflunities" 0-sled ,0 Orlando, Florida, Aug FICTITIOUS NAME 'TATUTE W 63 Ft of Lots I + 2) Btk 9 Tr E tration. Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Tom sore, Probate Division, in the jy' E aiong the West P W of S P 136 Sanford Town of Pt 1 13, 1974. , M IT MAY CONCERN Ps $4 to 64 + Adari made h is charge of The Ikaith and Rehahifith. Courthouse at Santcir, Fff PubtI' Adams, an ODDOnPn1 In Ai..': -. a ?. P. •. .'il,,,t tour Carnc.Jar montt • ,• ivi iii we latest from (lye e'Ices Dertment Name n which asssed Emi l Ulluertigned, Pursuant to the tlWIy t6Olttoa point on the SR Wof thC time of the first publication 'F,CtIl,0t Name WilIiam DeBo, JCi Louise Perry, Statute", NOTICE er I OF Wint nation, restated charges that AP P LICATION Woods Blvd. that is $10 ft W Chapter 565 09. Florida Stàlu?ps, SW of the Grc4 cher Dtni DeBase, Melba "It becomes obvious that a W R W of S R FOR TAX Must be in writing an t pointtd out. DEED 136, thence Askew has mismanaged Zhe few ti o,-, Il rog4jer with the Circuit Court, W cl filed in Yvonne DeBos., MIllard Lafflcr 68 degrees 26, 20" E alln; Ih# S A ISOchon "p!catc 495 ii,f tfl place of in the history of D@Bo state bcverage agency and FloridaMies of 1,69) ---------________~ ~ fesid;nce And polif CffiCc, jdj(ej% W of Winter Woods Blvd. 10 the point has the chief exPrtflj'c A 11 Of laid property Wing in the t9te proT for outJul of. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, up<n receipt of proof 01 the of beginning Further described as thci Claimant,and must be sworn to been as guilty of inadequac Cou nty of Seminole, State of Florida Publication of this notice. the fjC Notice that the ciorner of S R 416 and Winter y in by the Claimant, his agent or at fIOwing G. C. cerKirk the holder of the titsou fenders, the mentally ill and the ltdrrlin~tration name, to wit MEAT Woods Blvd - _vr," lorney. or th same Shall be void tificates has filed said WORLD. under which said " Adains said cor in tificates shall be redeemed ac rerded, NONCE OF INTENTION TO is engaged the letter, one of many he has Dated at Apopka, F forida. this certificates for a tax deed to be This pubic hearing itl be held in Cording to law the property in business at the County Commission Chambers Jerry Thomas, a Republican REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME flbh day of AUgUSt 1911. Issued thereon, The certificate Broadway Street in the City described In such ce rt ificate or sent to Askew and released to of of PLEASEIAKE NOTICE, that the Johnie A McLeod the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, numbers and years Of issuance, the Oviedo, Florida 32765 gubernator candidate, Joined newst certillCates will bt sold to the on September 71, 1971. at 7 00 P M. Underligned corporation int e nds to during the campaign, As Administrator ct a 01 Said description of the property, and the That the party interested In said highest cash bidder at the CCWI in attacking the Askew admin. register the fictitious name of of as soon thereat ler as Possible. na mes In which It was assessed are es tate s'n es s enterprise is as follow s, Thom, responding to cr111. house door on the "It day of Sep as follows: Board of County Corn istration of institutions for the SKATE CITY with the Clerk of the Johnie A M c Leod G&P Grocers, Inc tmh,r. 1971, a? Ii A M cism of his earlier critical re. (irctt Court, in miSsoflerS 5mnt Co unt,,, Certificate No 1017 Year of and for Sr'w,nole Attorney for AdfTim,sir,ifur ( t ,j b i Pt'rJp, prcs.nt tarded or mentally ill, Dated t;s 7th dif t : inark-sq the st. , .r .lt I,: i Iss uance 1977 L),td ,it Orlando, Orange County, Askew told the congress that Arthur H. B.ck*ith, Jr. Apopka , Florida 73703 B John A Kimbr S 0', or Fl gh, ou Description of Properly Lots 22 ida Statutes & F lorida, July. 1974 facilities for the mentally ill Clerk of Circuit Court t'ititih 'uU 10 73 (L ess Rd.) Frosts Add No. 2 to Chairman 4P41 ORD OPLAPIO Srot 6, PtIjlh (.uq Florida needs more senior citi. and retarded, said that he tried Sept 6. I), of Seminole Ccunly, Flor (j,i 1971 AItamne Attest Arthur H Beck PB 1 PG 13 ten day-care centers than the to L' 1t Ida Crl, ______________________________ with, Jr yr John Mlier Namt In which assessed Gold Tip imfxos'e the facilities while IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Deputy __________________________ Clerk four operating ta Miami and St. he was Publish Aug 30 1914 THE Enterprises, Inc. 'ecretary Treasurer Se nate president In _DEE $75 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Petersburg. 1971. Pub sh Aug 23. O Sept. 6. U, 1971 All of sali properly being In the IN 72. DEE 71 CUI T OF F LOR IDA IN AND FOR County of Seminole, St ____________________________ ____________________________ II) THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND a t e of Florida. "Day-care centers provide SEMINOLE COUNTY "I loaded the whole Senate on FOR SEMINOLE Unless such certificate or cer FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURr OF THE - PROBATE DIVISION People with agofyJ place to COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTICE UNDER a bus arid took them to the tifica?es shall be redeemed ac. FLORIDA. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PROBATE NO. 74CP FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE cording to law the property CASE NO 74'tlOIE CIVIL ACTION NO. 7371l-E their elderly relaUves while CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, inental and correctional in. TO ,,jHoM IT MAY CONCERN In Re: Estate of In re: the Marriage of JANE W described in Such certificate FLORIDA they work during the day," he StltUUoru(ora t'tice Is berth, given tht the iOSI[ fR[vATT certificates will be sold visit HEATON. CASE NO. 74-1152.0 Pl a i n t i f f, PETITIONER. the said, "In this way, these older that the Senatepersonal Deceased highest cash bidder at the c ourt would be more jr rrsUned PrsuCnt to the AND JULIA MAE "F ctltlo,j PlOme S'atute", Cha pt er NOTICE TO CREDITORS members of the family, who knowledgable of KATARINA JUNE N. HEATON, RESPONDENT. In the Metier of the AdOPItO of: house door on the h day of Sep. HEORICK andLUPTAK, MARGARET needs," he sto,, Florida Statutes, will register tember, $971 at 11:00 A.M. NOTICE OF ACTION might otherwise be unable RICHARD WILLIAM MARSHALL said. *I'll the Count Comptrolter, In an To All Creditors and All Person s Dated this 71 h day of August, 1974 TO: JULIA MAE HEATON REAM, as the legal hes AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION • sta y by themselves, are still Jon m1nez, hearing exam. to' Seminole County, Florida, upon Having Claims or Demands Against RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DONALD J NICHOLSON and TO: Edward Charl es Arnold. Said Estate: reipt of proof of tt;e publication • able to live at home at nights Clerk of Circuit Court of YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED iner ( Whereabouts urk,jown FLORENCE V NICHOLSON, his that an ARE action or mental patients, said It You .ire hert)v notified and for Modification of S notice, the llcf,f-ous name. to Strnin0le County, Florida A 40, IPF ,,t1 BLAZEK BEUTLER, and on weekends, participate In :his w hose last rr'.'cr ek U'i'(1 10 tSCflt any claims and that Thomas Final Jwgmenf of Dissolul;on of Ida Creat, FULTON SALES, underncf OUSAPI BLAZEv, MILAN BLASherman !,lro , A" engaged in bus i ne ss at 1001 Oi'rrindS which you may have Deputy Clerk Marriage haS been filed against you Toledo, Oho ZEK. HELEN PASSINEAULI. an r1planacie Way In the EVA BLAZEK SCHAFER. DS the as to the Custody of the minor Child, f it ainst the estate Of JOSIE Publish! Aug 12, 16. n, 30, 1974 i %selberr. Florida PREVAIl, deceased late of DEE-73 legal heirs Of ANNA J BLAZEK; fowl?: ROSE MARIE HEATON, YOU ARE HLPEriy NOTIFiEC) age it years,and you are required 'hat the party lnt,'fejt,d sa i d Seminole County, Florida, to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SUSAN KUSY. EMMA C RIDDLE. to that a proceed ing for adoption has serve a copy of y I sine enter prise SM 5 as lolt ou r written been fil ed against you and you are ClerkSame 01 thein Circuit Court, and .file SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SMITH. his and ) V SMITH duplicate and wife, THERESA defenses if any, to It on CARROLL IULTCN ENGINEERING CO required to serve a copy of your Pro vi d e d in 5etion 731 16, Flori a IN PROBATE. INC and HENRY BURKE. Attorney for Petition er , Written defenses, If any, thereto on JANESKO. if livingand if peed, whose address Is 61? Sanford Statut es , in their offices in the In re: Estate of B their Bernard Kinoman, Petitioners' attorney, whose name unknown devisees, Atlantic flank Building, Sanford, County Courthouse in Seminole JOHN E. BURROWS Decea se d. President t'gattej, grante es,riers, creditors 'and and address appear below , on or FEA pport Dated at Caisetberry, Seminole County, Florida, within four To All Creditors and Persons Hiving other persons claiming by. through, Florida. with t 37171, and file the original bef or e Se ptember 30. 1971 and file Claims or Demands Against Said under or against them and each of alendar months from the time 'ou nly. Florida, Aug.t 14, 1971 he Cl er k of Circuit C ou rt, the original ther eo f with the Clerk of e first publication hereof, or the Estate: Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, them, ubIlth Aug 7). 30& Sept 6. 13, 1971 same WIll be barred. this C ou rt either before service on JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) You and each of you are hereby "I ;int to reiterate that I did rE( lu or before the 17h day of Sep Petitioners, attorne Defendants. on temhr. or im Filed at Sanford, Fl no or tified and required to present any ida. this 70th - Bru ce Sma thers is appealing not know with A.D. 1971; otherwise a m ed iately thereafter, otherwise, a whom I was to 01 Augi,t 1974 NOTICE OF APPLICATION claims and demands which you, or default will be entered Igainst you NOTICE OF ACTION ta the Florida Education Asso- meet," Smatliers defautt will be ent ered age nst you S Verlie M. Hamil either of you, may ha FOR TAX DEED sa id in a for the relief demanded in the for the relief deman d ed in thr ve against the TO IRENE BLAZEK BEUTLER Petition clatlon to look at his legislative statement. "I have never asked (Section iei.iss Flarida Statutes 01 A Executrix estate of John E. Burrowi. 6581 Park',,', (rle 1969) record on human righ ts and for, nor have I received Witness my hand and the of. STENSIROM DAVIS& McINTOSH deceas ed , late Of said County, to the Dearhorn Heght, WIThE5Smyhande nd fhe5IØf any IS HEREBY GIVEN that Attorney for Executrix Circuit Judge, Probate Division 01 fidel seal of tnI C ourt on the lltn Michigan equal opportunity before it Support and would refuse any G.NOTICE thiS C ou rt on the 3h day of Sep C. KIrk the holder of thC following Address P0 Box 13)0 Seminole County, Florida, at his day of August. A D. 1974 tember, A D $97a wi thdraws suppo rt of his can- Support from such an extrem certificates has filed said cer. S,intord. Florida offIce In the court house of said (Seal) ist MILAN RLAZEK (SEAL) tificat Aug Sept es C ou nty at Sanford, Florida, within a for Seery of State. group or from any extreme for a tax deed t be issued Phlh & 6, . 1971 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 7 Linden Road Arthur H BCck*?h. Jr DEE four calendar months from the time thereon. The certificate numbers Clerk of Circuit Court Patt er son , New Jersey Cl er k of the Circu,! Court Leaders of the 55,000-member Segments in our wiety." and years of Issuance, I of the first publication of this nofIce Se minole C ou nty, Florida By Elaine RICP,ar de PPLICATION • groupsaidtheywereaw. Smathers,aformerstatesen. criptlon of the prop1, and the Two coplei of each claim of demand By: Joy Stokes SUSAN KUSY FOR TAX DEED Oepy Cterk tag the support because Sma- ator from Jacksonville, said names In which II was asse%5d are (Section 1?7.493 Florida Statutes of the shall be In writing, a nd shall state Deputy Clerk Lutheran Hone ROBERT M. MORRIS OF place • follo: of residen ceand post office CARROLL BURKE $969) 255 East Main Street rs met wi th Ku Klux Klan 3t w ee k that he set up UTCHlSON. LEFFLER & Certificate No. 119'i Year of addressoftheclaithantandshall be Attorney for Petition er M.00restown. New Jersey MORRIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lea(krs in March. Issuance 1970 ineeUg with Robert Shel on, Sworn to by the claimant his agent, 617 Sanford Atlantic that P. 0 Riser the hold er of Pt Office Drawer H flank Bldg. his attorney and accompanied by a Smars, who has said he rand dragon of the United DUSAPI BLAZEK following cerliflic Its has filed filing Sanford, Florida 37771 '(Less E ½W7'. CH) Sec. Sa fee of one dollar and such nford, Florida 37771 certificates for a 342 Boulevard of the Attorney for Petitioner didn't know he was meeting Clans of America, and John I S. 21 R.E. 32 Acres IS. tax Coed 10 be clalmordernandnotsof,ledshallbe 1 Allies Issued thereon. The certificate Sept. 6. 1914 Publish Aug 10 Ill Sept 6, 13. 20, )974 Name in whlchaS%etsedAIeesS klamen, said Thuray Ot ?aui lgers, grand dragon id DEE 103 s _ N WA A MINUTE,00p' I I__ 14 putting up his king. I ruffed and eventuaflySouthhadto lose two 4 1(9873 club tricks." AJ8 ' at'3 P4 Wi th that. f- 72 we asked. "He could have made A 93 sure of his contract by letting WF EAST (I)) 464 the queen hold; ruffing the next 4 107G4 32 V K Q9 diamond in dummy; drawing + 10 + AQJ 964 trumps eventually and 4QJ86 •K102 scarngaclubon thekingof SOUTh diamonds that he had saved. 4 A Q J 102 ,5 Instead he had made a careless playandletyoukeepthe rubber + K 853 4754 alive." "I know it," he replied [l ot h vu l nera b le I Z_ ALLEY 11 , /A skew ~, - Eos - I - ________ JAMES JACOIIY li, oz_ _ Turner _____ I EIiJ BRIDGE NORTH _ _______ Dick 9 AT _ _______________ ____________ ________ _____ CAMP.' (UND) RULE DOUBLE______ WOULD __ by - - br,,n CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS A MAN IN MV POSITION SHOULD _ .HAT YOU.SHOUL.D HAVE AN OPFICI 830 TWINK IT 19 SXQUISiTELY APPROPRI PR lATE ATE... &OO4f ER' by Garry Trudeau by Lorry Lewis ON TIlE CONTRARY, AS' DIRECTOR OP OUR UNIVER$IT\t. A i4M'E Z th40tV PIXiY' AS1-Bu . r, j ,hEjT ______ _________________ - Y.J11'AW'r (1fl A OXII RWJI M4%1p j4 (?' xr"Upllor 1w, 6(41 . 70 IN A __ __ I _ MVt. ItEM __ __ _________________ ______________ athens Loses Su - ___________ ______________ _______ ' hC Of _____ ____________________________ ____________________________ _____ _________ ________ ______ - -- '- . Y ________________________ ________ ____ ________ ________________________ - BLONDIE ___________ I' "' '7 HANG (JPI4 -___ Aauui Ot ___ &d 4 THE PHANTOM 4OUTMUS1RD? Lee Falk and 1^1 ___ WE NARVHlP,,,0As6Eg,,, I HRNG AL _ . rw LIVE IN WE ONER.,, PEOPLE - 7--, LI FE I , SOME- TIME9 'YEARN FOR _____________ ' ___ JOI ________ IT? ___ NE ______ .WALX? , __T ____________ k\ ____ ____ - , _____ _______________ _________ . v - is, . : I _______ _ ______ ________ 5 iA - BUGS BUNNY L114C11 ESCAPED! - I 5~ R ¶M'4ATISAJO AND HIM IN 09 I PRISCILLA'S ogp TOiHE DAILY _______________________________ _ 1 _F P BE SO SURE ' C=I _ .2-1 N _____ V E 'r _) / ) A rl , - P __ ____ ___ I _____ I . - - - - __ - - - __ . _ 8-30 Unless numbers and years of ISsuance, the description of thC Property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Such certificate or Cer. Certificate No. 109 Year of tificates sh all be redeemed cc. Is$unce $955 ordIng to law the property Description of Property Lcif 36 described in such certificate or Block E Bungal ow City Ptat Book Ce rt ificates will be sold to thØ 'age 7 highest cash bidder at the Court Name In which assessed J. F. house door on the 9th day of Sep. Hotly & Hallie His Wife tember, 1971 at 11:00 A M All of said Property being in the Dated this 71h day of August. 1914. County of Seminole 5' Walter Leon Burrows As executor of the Last Will and Testament of John E Burrows, deceased GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorney for Estate 0 Box 1795 Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish Aug & Sept 6, 1911 DEE 48 HENRY JANESKO 377 North Street Chagrin Flt, Ohio ____ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold a hearing on the proposed Municipal Budget for the City Of Lake Mary, Florida for 1971 1975. at 10 00 c m , Saturday. EMMA C . RIDDLE Address. Unknown SePt embef 14. 1974. at the City Hall of the City Of Lake Mary, Florida. and pursuant to the Cha rt er provisions, an abbreviat ed form of the proposed municipal budget lof the City of Lake Mary. Florida wtiich was Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, on August 78. 1971. s set forth below 0 V. SMITH and THERESA SMITH. his wile Addr ess Unkn ow n - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE Unless such certificate or cer. tifIcates shall be red..r cording to law the property described in such certificate or certifica tes will be sold to the -. DEE 153 ______ P - Slateof Florida, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Cou rt of m;no10 Cuuniy, florida Ida Creel, Deputy Clerk Pittsburgh, Pennsytvani FOR TAX DEED 1 49$ Savings -- _______ P Fall Shor ____________________ _________________ 'Bacon. All of said prope fly being i t he County of Seminole, State of Florida. PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1974.1971 ,(tiOfl to quiet the title to the CITY OF LAKE MARY 'ohlowing described properly in 97 Florida Statutes (Sedlon Seminole C ou nty, Florida. to Wit 1969) Police Department when he attended the Mar, ers protested the KKK co, Lot72and7), Block "C", SLOVAK S 45,76900 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Fire Department Publlth~ Aug 12. 16. n, 30, IfyA ' VILLAGE high ell cash bidder aI the court that P. B. Riser the holder of the SUBDIVISION, ac 35,4000 meeting In Central Florida. nection, officials said. cording to the DEE77 plat thereof as followi ng certificates has fil ed 5,69500 house doo r on the 9th day of Sep I __________________ Z on ing Department said recorded in Ptat Book I. Page IS. 16,95000 tember, 1974 at 11, 00 A.M Administrative IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND certificates (or a The tax deed issued thereon, 31,017 Cu cert to if be Public Records of Seminole County, Dated this 7th day of August, 1974, FOR THE Road's & Streets COUNTY icate OF 32,95500 A rt hur H. Beckwith, Jr. numbers and 5ear's of issuance, the Florida, SEMINOLE, FLORIDA Nfl been fil ed descripti on of the property, and the required against you You are Clerk of Circuit Cou rt CASE NO. 74147.A TOTAL PROPOSED BUDGET to serve a copy of your names In which it was asses are $173,964 00 Se mi no le Cou nty, Florida wli ritten def en ses. If any, on John T. as follows: ublish: Aug. 12. 16. 23, 30, 1971 IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Path,Ilo. DFF 7S Certificate No. 600 Year of addrs 'SPlaintiff's attorney, whose ANTICIPATED INCOME OAERT J URBANIAK 213 West Park Aye, P0 Ad Valorem Taxation NOTICE' OF VACATINC, AND Issuance 1963. S 57,07300 Pox 310, Winter Park, Florida, DescrIption of Prope General rt y All SW " Husband CLOSING AN 'sf0 EASEMENT Of Mark 54.50600 32719, on or bef or e the 3011, day of FOR A of NE ' Permits STREET RUTH MARIE URRANIAK 16.95000 Between Lake Mary Rd & September, 171, and file the State Revenue Sharing Py & N of fir P TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TAUAflSEE, Fla. () mendations can be Imple. 31.20000 Wife Federal Revenue Sharing Name in which assessed Southern original with the Clerk of this Court 13,95500 You will take notice that the City Title Research Co - Sta te agencies have f mented in the current fiscal 'ither before servce on the Plain NOTICE OF SUIT Cnission Of the City of Sanford. %o that they're saving less fl year, the lift's attorney or immediately TOTAL ANTICIPATED INCOME All of said prope rl savings will total Florida, on August 76. 1971, passc 5)70.96100 y being in the thereafter, otherwise, a de fault will C ou nty of Seminole, Stale .-of half of what a businessn's $30.6 million or about 30 Ivr Above Ycu are hereby fobbed thit the and aaCpted Ordinance No 1713 to nAllied Detil,oner, PUTH Florida. tx' entered aganf you for the relief rt -Unless such ce ificate or cef MARIE UR BANIAK ha lied a Close, 1, AcAte And abandon on r right panel said they would by L ccnt of the total benefits that demancjecj n the Complaint fificales shall be redeemed Sic of the City t' puhlic nand !o WITNESS my hand and seal of the Panel's first recommm- the study estimates will be Pctiti in the above styled Court for Public Inspectioncili the Proposed Budget iSavallableat the City fiall Of (ISSOlut ion of marriage and you are follows an cording to law the property this Court on the 77th day of August, easenient for a strrl described as described iii such certificate or 1971 ........ the City of Lake Mary, Florida, tlons, Coy. Reubin Askew 1. achieved eventually," Askew commancledtofile your Response or DATED August 29, Icli Agnew sent a letter Thu$y sid. 809 17093 ft S Of the E'. Section Certiticafes will be sold to the (SEAL) other pleadings on or before tnt' 25th Kay Sasiman. City Clerk Of highest cash bidder at the court Post Section 11, Township day of September, 1911, and to Arthur Beckw,tp, to Jim Walter of Tarnpa,id THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE It will be 1981 before all Range 30E; thence run S 7 degrees house door on the 9th day of Sep suse why the Petition Should nut he Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Box 54 47' SI" W along the E line of said tember. 1974 al ii 00 AM. By Lillian T Jenkins fi:s can be realized, he added. Altamonte Spring's, El 377 1* entered aga,nsf y, urantin the 5eclion 11. for 76 34 it to a pl. thence Dated this 7th day of August. 1914 and Efficiency Study CoilsDeputy Clerk Attorney for the City cf Agencies n P4 63 degre have put es 16'14 " W at right 1 of the ¶!iSSOIuliOfl Of marriage in ac Pubih Aug 30 & Sept 6. I). Arthur H. Beckwittt, Jr. sion, saying agencies WeiS, Lake Mary, FlOrid, ordance with the Petition fled angles to the Ely r w line Of U S 1971 proposals into effect, 314 are Clerk of Circuit Court Publl'.Ji A'g 31, 19i ing 17.2 per cent of the Percin Highway No 17 & No fl for U? 63 ft DEE 177 Seminole County, Flor ida DEE ie beingimplemente, Ill are still WITNESS 617 recommendaUons. hand and to a pt on said Ely r w line, thence Publish Aug 12. $6. '4), c, 30. 1974 14 76degree 13' 41" E tong said DEE 77 They were saving j3 under study and have been Court at Sanford. Seminole County, run Fly r w rlorid, thi% 76th day of Aug 1911 tine for 7000 ft to s pt th rejected. per cent of what e cods th en ce run S6)(Iegreeia' Ii E at (SEAL I NOTICE OF ELECTION sion estimated, Askew right angle's to said Ely r w line b Arthur If Beckwith Jr. IS? 17 It to the POB _______________________ G[ULHAL Clerk of Circuit Court, The commission mi lts A V E NUE Be it known that I, Dorothy w fly Lillian I JCIIkInS City Commission of the suggestions n June 25. Sw HRING Deputy Clerk Glissan. Secretary of State of the City cit Sanford, Florida ___________________ _____________________________ ACTUAL USE REPORT PubIih AU(J 30. & sept 6. I], State of Florida, do hereby give II P4 Tanrn, G.ne,a Reou. SPacig pw,i., II iIij"pefl p said his letter was bit' On Jr , NOTICE FOR BIOS notice that C GENERAL ELEC '911 ,,pwi CIty Clerk v h tms nds hg bepo us,d to 'x md stat. govevrv,.n To,,,, go'.'n lm,,,Il p.txu, t reporta received of t. te bCM Itus 11 to Inforrm I-. Of )0~0 1 1973 t TION will be held in Sem,noIe PubliSh ,, DEE $16 30. $974 1971 loips a to ______________________ PMnKVSI*n in _______________ *'s on h ThC Seinote County ((nerd of Aug. 12. County, State of Florida, on TuCSdy b,,. County (omrnissionvqs Ii receive ACIijA( (X( ituxis nextsuccPed;ng the Iirt Monday in NOTICE (,i MPPLICATION The governor said Uw -TMtCOYItio, NOTICE OF APPLICATION r.ds t the offit Of Arthur If CATtGO(t(A3 FOR TAX DEED November, A 0. 1974. the said CAP1TAIlsI_lion in savings was the r of with, Jr. Clerk up to 17 00 Noon, (Section 197.49$ Tuesday being the ElF TM day of ,ICiCO Cliv Florida Statutes of (Section FOR TAX DEED d(KLAPjtV eptemher 30, 1971, for tt, 197.49$ Florida Statutes of several factors. Some q.Ies 1969) Ge x, NOV(MBFR, to fill the follownq S 1969.) !_..iA1co Offict NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 3 l.1 ."atxIA5 did not estimate the fiClal fo0w 1201 963 paolIcTio., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, C,ROUP LIFE AND HEAL III that P. Ft Riser the holder of the United States Senator 57• ku. S__I. 161,00 $ I. 15pj benefi ts ofthechanges oth 30.11Y4'' thaI P. B. Riser the holder INSURANCE FOR ALL COUNTY fcllowlng certificates has Representative in of the Congress for the T*&'$'Oa7At, umf ho 1 $ ers ran into unexpecteOat.5 EMPLOYEES 2 tiled said following certificates 'as filed said Certificates for a tax deed .S Congressional District to be certificates for a tax deed to be Specifications may be obti,ned iSsued thereon. 'The 4 LOOc' CITY Governor and with them, he said. Lieutenant certificate $ $ issued thereon. The certificate Iron P,'r Rod Cbte, Agent of nurr')er$ fld years of issuance, the Governor The 1974 legi,slaturesade • CICIIAflON Record. 180 numbers and years of issuance, the E Evergreen, description of the property, and the Se cretary of State 175 14 iDtFEN t''. E modifications in some loth, I onov%wd. Fla 37750 or by writing names In which It was Assessed are description of the propirty, Cnd the !._ijiui..nn Attcirny General • Ll55% L.Lfl.ji,_L'.: names in Ahich it was sse iL I" CCnipfroller ers were implemented the Citrk s Office, P.O Ora*t'r C. CS follows $ 6% f011ow's Sanford. Ftorida 3277) All 9 SoCsts,a,c State Treasurer bids are Certificate No. 151 Year 0? CertifIcate No. 136 Year of study was completed tRI0t to t,e in a sealed env,'lpe, piinIy lssui,nce 1961. Commissioner of Education $ j-,--. 4 the recommenda t ion Pere Issuance isi f, ,'Irked ron the outside tSealed fled Commissioner Cit Agriculture Description of Properly Lot 12 £DW41I,A 5 for County Personnel InsuranCe. Mecca Hammock Plat Book I submitted, he added, oners, Florida Page 0 Bunga'ow City Plat 8k 7 open September 30. 1911) Rids will Public Service Commission Page CI',IIAc Gus'? "Ultimately the $ 19, 151.00 I? Depeflt beopenrdat7P,M ,Scpt 30. 1971. in N&me n which assessed William State Senators for the Following , of Administiation wiliterName In whIch asses the Board of County Conimissoners T. Freeman. Senatorial Di ,: s tri c t s l' Kenneth $ . Meeting Room, Room 203, Cour All of Mid Property being in Meriibt'r of Mary M Lauer His Wite t he mine a fair and reason5tISlate House of it soctss .• the All of Said property being in the DIsit0xat',y ttsouse. Santora. Florida Actual County of Seminole, Representatives for the Inllowing 5 Florida. I mate of financial benethat County Of Seminole St a l .: award to Successful bddt'r will be ¶1 Ho u se Districts 33. 3.1, 11, 45, 46, 17 vs',CScosx. e of Florida Unless Such Certificate or cer ':. ' . . (II S 4 '.S,4 .è.#q3O $73 .......... are implemented and 5dake __ ___ riacte ,if .1 Sutisegut'nt Count? tficates shall be redeemed ac Untess Such certificate or cer $ Board of Ccnty Commissi oners, ---,-_ -. .._. tificafes Stall be redeemed ac Commission Mlinq. Room 70), cording to law th Property District the final desIon whem ... I•,t. i._ $____ . •.... Courthouse. Sanford, florida prior dc'scribtd in such certificate or Cording to law the property .. $ Members of the School Board. ,. . om. 30 903.00 s study mission _ Cistrict 1, 1. described in will Such or to November I, )97 TPIC Board of certificates will be Sold to the Certificates becertificate s mendatlons have been ct1 County Commissioners reserves Ihr highest cash bidder al the court (SEAL) ___________________________ ."::".:':'" old to the Iti 3 .773700 biQh,t COSh bidd er at the court right to %aive any irregularities or house door on the 9th day of Sep In Testimony Wherf , I have 0 by departments," AA181d. ItT?A$ III ?CI 1 . IN house d1)Or on the 91h day of Sep terbficalitie% ifl bids and or rriecf tember, 197i at II 00 A M Nereunto set my hand and affixeiLl He also sa id that 22eS ten,ber, 1971 at 11:00 kM any or all bids 1514..........$ 2'5,115.O the Great Seal of the State of Dated thiS 7th day of August, $974, CT,A? lions will require legisl3 ac •-. _ _ ,,,,_ or. _ Arthur ii. Beck w ith. Jr. Arthur hi fleckssth. Jr. Dated this 7th day of August, 1971 Florida, at 1aIlahaee, the Cap ital, ',.ii ' "..s' i-., ___ M's - er rt this the Plineteent,, Day of Augtt, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Including ,,_,, , r -- _• a i.s4we to" Board of County Co' Seminole County, Florida The commission had eated 'w*'l Iii M* , • •.•'ew.' ., •... missioner-s Ida Creel Seminole County, Florida Dorothy W Gtison i',ia I M'. 's. is.'a .4 w that ll2would need suUOfl. Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida 0 Publish Auq, 30 & 5rpt 6, lOu Clerk "The analysis Indic. that PublIsh Aug 17, 16, 73, 30, 1911 Publish , Aug. 12. la. 23, 30. 1971 DEE 78 OFF 155 Au0 33 30& ci't u 1971 letCPdV, while a majority of tm ?'J.i I D State Agncy 0 •' 1, N , I ___________ ______________________ ,. _________ GET ANOTHER / III ____ rtmary," Stsselman said. The FEA's decision to with. Smars again denied thi draw Smather's FEA endor he was seeking klan suppo ment came after several teach. VARNi ' __________________ ________ It SOAP! ill _ _ ____ _ _ _ ____________________________ . V . _______ .•3o I between now and the Sept. I endorsement. by Al Vermeer 'rA , r_ ______ TO GET E(CITE0 Ascirn . - wilil dr E TogRO w: ________ - _~ WE executive committee chair. Wallace. He said he was emman, said his group would barrassed when that reject the request. the men Were klansmen. lie has 'My schedule is booked sour since repudiated any Man ____ - U But Murray SisseIrmn, FEA ers of Alabama Gov. George so __ __ coou It ~ __ __ _ Al Stoffel _________ ______ - rp I __ he's like W meet with the FEA the Florida UKA. execu ti ve board th seek a re- liutSmathers said he initially consideration of the action. thought the two were support. ki ;' __ e- ~* ~,~_, . AT 17,_BUT,.. _ TO Poll. ___ _____ ____ )CU LEAP Bar ry HATE ___ ___ QUT5IE ___ TIRE OF THIS ____ 0 - 2 ____ Young ",-'/ I - f7 - Chic BOIJGh4TN , __________ - _________ I'l I'M SORR 'BUT 'YOU'LL BUT DOeIT 0€ NAVE •TO 5ACQK 'ru '1t)U LUI4C14 OUR ______ _______ __________ 8.30 ____________________ ____________________ ____________ _____________ __i __________ _____ __ - P? __ _______ __________________________ •'. __________________________ C _______ 1¶ - KN WHATMY '\ I5 It)RATHM 6 FRIED M\tS im 5LPjZ0LjNVC_0 By OO OLD CH ICKEN .1 __________________ .. /f : - by Marcia _______ ~11 ____ 44 - WAS A IT 06LET ME THiS GUESS! 'i., IL-.-. _________________________ AR z T ( r' ______ _________ _________ k , __________________________________________________________ PICIC .. t CANN EASY '40 FAR.50 r,000! ,J0WiF - ¶ Ef " 2I 6ET MV CAR ARTff C' WlOQT R0u5lG HIM- WE CAN JUST CHIP ARLWMAr'W CJ _____ __________ _____ ____ WRONô,,,CCjjl.L) EITHER 1 TELL LKI 0 Ng THE ____ - ,~A 7 It i 411k. a ' ___________________ ____ ________ _____ _____ _ o'E. ur, (tT 5 THE D15TRlUTOR _____________________________ EEK & MEEK ," _______ __ I AR1tJbER _______ tj( "I I MEl _r 10 CA&)'T C by Howi. Schneider . HIM 9, . 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I ,J* __ 11 *"I" i'j #1 [ 49 .3 NIVICIAY O lion, _________________ _____ ___________________ "i _____ _________ r _______ ___ ., " " ....................1T'7T 3'0O V. 4 YOUR FLIGVT ____________________________ INU1NC.ao : . . .,,s•,_,, "':;......... _____________________ _____ __________ _____ .. -___ _________________________________________ I Ut __________ -- _______ __ SHORT RIBS DISCOUNT ON ' 'If ____ I _____________________________________________________________________________________ r - - ______ ; Bob Tb.,.. .i-_ T1C$ETIP -__ __________________________________ ________ t'.:- - .-.. FRANK AND ERNEST A - _____________ -i' TT " .•. . - . . ____________ ___________ -- c, r _____ / / F__ O(JT I } 11 I _:_ _Ax~_f~s-*--,. ,... 1, a - i" ___________ . ______ __________ ____ ______ _________ ____________ ; ' '' agency _ ____ ____ _______________________________ ____________ __1~11#La~_:.~ .-.. ____________________________________ _________ ______ S '. - Legal Noti ________________________________ ________________________ Hf ____ ,.. ________________________ __________________ ii 1- . 1-- ~ ' _41111" _____________________________ ___ - , ',VU THlW ________ /,, ~4"; ~ f ~ I - __ - i" 40 #11 40 by Coks & Lownc. _ ____ - 8"30 1 -. k __. "kW4 , _____ net - CANNIBAIL6! - *1 A- gaga -M 9 M _________ rLiRKEv. .... 'x appro t0fl3. Clerk Cl k of Circuit Cou Clerk of Circuit Court Of 4 ___ Ida C ' ________________ __'' l. A 0, 1971 ii as ASS __ Secretary of State !a11 rut is, I it ______________ - -- �__ ______ _____ _________ -- - - 1 - -- Apy - 68-Evenjg __ ~~ - ___ -M Herald Friday, August 30, 974 11 _ \, Bank The Cash When You ' th Needs ," yvi Don't Sell " __ . .--, ------Personals - __:_ WANT AD 6 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 640021 for "We Care"Adults or Teens INFORMATION Winter Park flrJiu14 i tare in my hOme. days or iglits Lunches Snacks. Large 'inced yard and patio Wint-r 1 prings. 37? 6657 ctr,nkeqs. For further Information call 473 IS!? or wore Sintc'rd Al Anon Family Group P O Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 37771 $L ' 10100' Ask For Want Ads 5 FACED WITH ADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473 4507 ',rt&' I U 6 ox 1213 Sanford, Florida -. Lost and Found - 9 Good - Invest in mortgages ($7000 mint eorvIn Marvin I'. Gassman, (Bonded Mort. Broker) 2601 Mohawk Tr., Mat Call 615 1017 121 hrs I kitchen and line serving area Please apply in person to the Naval Sanford manager, Academy kitchen between 9 00 am arid 3:00 p.m. SALE! ,". 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES I - Laborers wanted male I female piece work. Call after 5 323 9179, Russ Johnson. Experienced carpet salesman, both residential and commercial selling GLOBAL CARPETS, 119 S. Magnolia. 3737770. NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS Earn cash with AVON for all the "extras" you need 6. want. It's easy & fun 6413079. i OR ROOFING or INSULATING ___________________________ p The Herald -w - REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE for our Lake Mary office. Con tldentlal Interviews. M.L.S computor. We take trade's, F or rest Alvx -RE ALTORS 'IVI JJ i PH. 322.26)1 W W 1 P p "w p w - p p -- , - --- -- ______________-. 32 SANDLEWO3D VILLAS 1)0W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD 3237170 Unfurnished 2 Bedroom Home for Rent 372 7129 unfurnished 2 bedroom home, newly decorated, reliable tennant References required. 377 1519. 3 Bedroom,? Bath Howell Park, Casselbcrry 0360953 al ter S p m 2BDRMS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 EIDRM $165 $170 LAST 3 LEFT! Furn. or unturn Wall to wall shag, air, playground We Inyc your children. Airport - Blvd. near Sanford Ave 373 1310 2 Bedroom. fenced yard, free water. $165 mo, Security deposit 322 6620 Cr 32) 5*54.. 33 Houses Rent Furnished Lake Mary: Cute 7 bedroom fur nIhed nouse. Fenced yard Adults, no pets $140 plus deposit 3723930. DELTONA'- attractive, I bedroom 5)35 per month; 7 bedroom $160 per month. No pets References 775 3313 571 1010 Guest house 3 large rooms an bath Beautifully furnished. TV. & air Weekly or monthly Adults, no pets 1727741. - - .',.' I Bedroom, 2bath house' 'TAIN'T SO! have nearly tOO, read & -s,ait.ng. I bed. 7 bed 3 bed Pnfurfli%hed 'O?.'i IN PERSON for n?ervew 1i 33.j.. 33333333 3333 3333 111 333 HARRISS REALTY 'S14 So French Ave LINES 3333 H Apartments Rent Furnished J33333333 3333 3333 1 Bedroom FurniShed Apartment, $173 Month Information 373 7113 DAYS 331333 33333' $ WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)4W. 1s1 St. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. I urn,sh'd apt., large rooms, adults No pets 915 Park Ave 372 9180 J5.)OO('¼. i333i (_)Ooc,.... 000000 333 33 :11001 000 00000 D00( 3333 ini i %9ojr 12 Bedroom. Adults Only Spec. Rates For Senior Citizens Park Avenue Mobile Park 1545 Park Drive, 377 7161 Two bedroom trailer, with cabana, porch 6, private fenced yard Lair after S p.m., 323 0511 carpet, air, private lot $130 to $150 Plus security deposit 8346611 or 323 565!. Two Bedroom House Trailer F urn iShed 322 5659 35 Moble Home Lots 'For Rent One acre in Sorrento near Sanford Set up for mobile home Good '.ater, US 13$ 2035 3.6 Resort Property For Rent NEW SMYRfIA COTTAGE- Large, clean? bedroom. fully IurnthedOcean 500' Ideal site for bargain vacation. $85 week. Also, I bedroom beach pool luxury condo Has everything 647 8307 HutChiSOfl Ocean front apartments, 339 5 AtlantiC, Daytona fle.ic' (.,ill Mrs 11 U Hutchison )i $SAV poof With older lbt"droorn honie' react 573.000 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 372 7111 -372 7421 327 3457 BROKER - ''-'" '' ' - "''-'- E it Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads; Items Must Be Under $100. And Price Must Appear In Ad I - Bamboo A 11w down payment 4 bedroom, 2 th lovely home with large living room. Separate dining room, nice Sitcheri with many extras Priced $26,500 For more information call Margaret Scott, Assoc. After 8ourj, 377 154 SAVE On fuel. Close to everything in the C i ty 7 bedroom, I bath with big trees Now IS the time to buyt 211 1 CALL 322 = 2611 or Elmer Bakalla, Inc. tFishing S. Boating _. ' , IDisposals lOIshwasher% Call 322.2420 iDrapes NFORD 3279OO REALTORS LANDO 365-5555 Fern Park- for sale by owner 3 old. 4 bedroom, l'z bath. fenced back yard, fruit Iris, convenient to Shopping. A ceptionally clean $77,000 Call 4 . 0649, Domrnerich Hills. I bedrooms,'., baths, o.00l, near best !,Chif% Assume 71 4 pt nitg Immertte occupancy Will consider 5411 2nd or lease with option to iay Owner 67$ 2)65. T FLORIDA TECH AREA- t1 FROM p160 i t 2 & 3 Bedrooms With small down Payment Call 373 3774 in' is edsately on thit 3 bedroom, )i Noon Only 2 years old EAST AIRPORT 4(4ç,4/' All Nth 0 5.m 54k..s W V FIUIi ,, 340 .-- - HOMES OF STINCTION 12 Close to evtthing yet "away f rot! III," See the hod built with pride lie flst OWNER. 372 )109 -__ Pride By 711 W,2Sth 3f11 budy liuiL WILL DO FENCE JOBS E*pe.e'nced& Reasonable 372 3474 Beds, dressers. dav enport, dinette Set, dishes, etc. 105 E. 79th St between 1$ pm. 323 1176 h-a- Sanford, F Ia, IS cu. ft. upright Freezer, slis IIcu.ft Refrigerator, $150 831 4490 Ranges, Hotpoln? and Tappan. pr ic ed right . Financing available with no down payment. Dick's Appliance's. 322.7651. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines P.'00P4EY APPLIANCES 3730697 _________ 54 - 17NEW CATFISH TRAPS 5)25 372 7134 LARGE VOODEN DESK oo flESTOFFEP iiJv ,SS Ap ttP6 BUNK BEDS - Largest selection in Central Florida. Also bes t price. Starting at 11 39 Complete ALL PIOLL'S STORES There's one near you. - ._- ' Garage - Rummage Sales Carport Sale: Fri. Sat LakeMinnleDr, Park Ridge Off Lake Mary Blvd - Licensed Appraiser, Porcelain Crystal Silver. For appointment Phone 574 3312 os - _______ MOVING SALE: TV, Stereo, Hide' a Lied, living room furniture, II' aluminum boat, Misc. Items. Fri., Sat., & Sun. $31 764. ' - _ ., RETIREES DREAM 1 or IF pnt 4103 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTERS Our Leasing Systems Best-Air Conditioned, Power Steering, Automatic, Radio. From 13 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill Power Steering and Brakes, Automatic, AIr Conditioned, Radio .......................... 73 PLYMOUTH OUSTER Air Conditioned, Automatic, Radio, Power . F,':'', Ii''..... BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC NOW TO LcxA7iO'..s SANFORD (fl 331* Hy 17 *1 butt, Pt, 313 1*35 '66 Rambler Ambassador Land Pt, ewi 5l4 $150 1OSy( you DeLANO S Ha's of 92 £ Truck o.i... x 3M Mu S,ai'I.cd Pt, 31 3)4* 323 5961 uh1hhIuIuuuI - SYSO " " Bike 322131$ A Directory of Experts Ready To' Serve You! Aft Condltionkig Honda, '73, 350. Immaculate, many extras Adult owned. 3fl 6761 after 6. Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS . i Wanted to Buy Home Improvements Central Heat & Air Conditioning For fr ee estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1711 7 Motorcycles Kawasak 90 good u,idiIiuni Ire'rI bike, 1195 WA.,xtAk. It ttra'...t hifra' 1395 tjood condition 3774091 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormtcy's 1 46,323 4733 68 ? Applanceg PET REST INN s:itchen Bathroom Cabinets. Cjtjrter tops. Snks. Installaliori available Bud CabelI. 377 8052 any time CASH 3n 4132 Just completely overhauled, $475 Phone 372 3235 . Wanted to buy privately owned Toyota Corona station wagon. 4 door with air and automatic. Must be clean with low mileage. 373 5700; Alter 5 372 5195. Ask for George 19 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - Burglar Alarms ________ _______ - 1960 GMC S yard dump truck with 101 engine, S speed transmission, 2 Wed rear end. Contact 3729)42. Burglar Alarms New, For Homes & Businesj Free Estimates, 323 6762 International . 34 ton, I wheel drive, tool box bed. 11200. 365-3161. I Classified ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap...at a tow cost let us help you place yoursCall 327.7611 or $31.993. VINCFN1'S CARPENTRY lr'!err Trim, Paneling. Custom Carpeotty No lob too sm-naIl Licensed & Bonded. 373 5677 REPAIRS, PART TIME PHONE 323 1981 or 323 1753 III • • Concrete - REMODELING, ADDITIONS & 'UPAIRS CARPENTRY. ROOFING, CEMENT IPIISHINO, PAINTING REASONABLE 3731207 Land Clearing - :&A BACKHOE SERVICE Pont Concrele & Masonry Fne,' estimates F loots, patios & tin y,'j Brick or stone planters I'alcrs a'l repar work 3730197 Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways All kinds of digging 327 9112 or 323 3913 Luwn Service have the finest CONCRETE - Iargeorsmall.wedo It all. Fair price's. Licensed, Bonded. CHASEY BUILDERS. 6677759 day or night. selection of hand picked - Hauling us&d cars in the Orlando area. - Yard Clean Up, Trim, Mowing Service and Light Hauling. Call us ANYTIME. 3231061. YOU W¶ 4291 $3199 2395 9 Then come south on 17-92, t urn lef t on Route 436 and then you're only' Improvements ,'aintng and Wallpapering. No lob too small Quality workmanship. Ph 323 1579 or 323 1719. S'uped c up 'w er "Ow Cf wiin t %trt Gel the service' you ne'ctl from (lats',tie'U ads John'S Fix It Call Alter 5 P.M. Mon Thur's 372.12$) 'bon I needs! Serve a .Si'fut purpose again when you sell them with a classified ad from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay' Just dial 372 7811 c' 831 999) To place your lw cost want ad addItions. Patios, paneling, ' - ART 15PO,Yi PEsT CO'aIQOL 1562 Park Dr'.e 3728163 Masonry & Concrete No Job Too Sonall for yourself. - Call)?) 1106 ADDITIONS & REMODELING 2802 Pest Control CALL BILL Orl I 475 3371 t.ake Many3i3 0181 Jim Rowe Pest blntrol 2676 IroquoiS Ave. Sanford, 371 7070 . - - - - txam; Q 11111 W T a I I I I 21 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 r :'a ;:;'ii;'.; '. ' .''."." :.,'',. iI I c ;, s . - - :*'-..V:;, ¶:'. ding - SIDING, TRIM AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES 867 IllS Little want ads bring big, big results Just try one 372 2811 or 8)1 9993 ____________________________ kV I i' • Wall Papering _Ji .. PAUL SLATER '..,.,;.. -' . '. " lx ---- Classified ads serve the buying end8 selling community everyday.,,read and use them often. Call 322 2811 or 831 9993. WeD Dnlling - VELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO. 707W 2nd St 772 6137 Welding GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS J23)) 313 U43 ~~~ 11 FTE - ' ..'.. t-.1''' W- .5. Ha ng er 1 __ ': L -- estImate. 3729365. a I - .n o t needs! Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them *ith a classified ag from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay' lust dial 1222611 or $31 9993 To place your low cost want ad -- REMODELI PIG at fair prices. Large or small we do it all Quality work, tree estimates. CHASEY BUILDERS. 862-7739 night., Room 1 V2 miles from seeing .,l L'censed Residential. Commercial Free estimates. Ph. 372 6673 Painting doors S. windows Installed, painting interior, exterior. Free 2892 - 1 day 1 year 373 5310 Professional Wallpaper __ Home 'Truck Rentals RYDER RENTS TRUCKS - HAULING JOBS RATES H.EASQP4ABLE.6.64 1190 oft I ccw-soi re van s toO eset Tractors n the' good ole summertime it's a urcat time to sell Something wLth a (lassitied Ad. Just iJ'al 322 2611 or lit 9993 for a c3uckre%ul?S ad 11ON TRUCK WILL DO - rhompson's Rooting Build up& shingles. All work guaranteed, 323 1234 After 11a.m. Custom Work, Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate. 3236031. CARPENTRY WORK AND HOME WOULD Y Roofing Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, brick speciality. 372-2780. .. BELI A&A CLEANS ALL PreSsure Cie ,ir. r'.; F c.:r Wa.. ,'/.rxc3Cw1% 723 C665 Interior Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated CarpentEy 1971 Ford Pickup F 100, I ton ¶1350 Call 3739175 webs 322 0397- Free estimates Ashton Intulalion (901) 719 3210 itcrrneriy Harriell's Beauty flock', Stamps-Coins We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W, 11, 5, 373. 4352 FALL CLEANING "Impac" Wash & SprakIcen Exterior walls, eaves patio, walks & roofs R.mov,. "dew, fi,'rçus, Reduce your electric Dill with mud dobbers. wisps & spider Complete ceiling & wall insulation Beauty Care Trucks and Trailers ressure Cleaning ! Small Jobs Wanted 372.1331, "Lake Mary" - 1973 Half ton Chevrolet pick up. custom deluxe fully loa ded, $37 322 1688 be tw een I and S. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 $126, Winter Park 69 Full line GE Appliance's Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive, 322 1562 full dress, engine '72 Honda 430 completely overhauled. $1075. Call Don Pope at 322165). Dealer. Boarding & Grooming Ph 372.405) BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS 197 1 Kawasaki 100 CC For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Pet Care litillitill 11111"111111 '1$ -._.:...--,-,-..--.;i HondalSO - '72 model - 67A 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Door Sedan Automatic, Power leering, Dr Dd1n Ala' ,, r. viiuuiiun Power Windows, Speed Control ........... .- ;t ': jrCi t'ii, trrt:ii.! BLAIR AGENCY 3166 1973 Yamaha 6 Passenger, Automatic, Power Steering JInd 71 !i) I Motorcycle Insurance $3690 NEW LOCATION )71 S400 322 3342 - Pigs. 10 weeks, S20 each 37224*5 Roofs, Automatic, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Air, Radio, Ex- Brakes, Air. Conditioned, Radio, A Real Nice C(,] lrv. i'3: 11 r.;ri3t --i Poultry Custom 4-Door Sedans and Sebring 2. Door Hard Tops. Some With Vinyl La bor Day Special, S Hor Sale, 175 p.m. Save up 101)000 en Nobility and Skyline 12 wide's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 34030' lando Dr Removed 1 $qq Love Bug' 1973 HONDA 500. Livestock And We Car ~_ I ~ __~,_:~~&-ZZ_;Z~k il. ~ _f~n_ _ ~_ IMMACULATE.$)300 F 1PM toy Poodles for sale. AKC regiStered, 6 weekS old 7 males, $.63, I female. 115 377 5806 ___ 67 I The - '. 1917 Monte Carlo. Local car, full power and air Golden brown metallic. Bob Baiter, 372-4884. Dealer. Motorcycles 78 AKC SI. BernardMale. Very Protective. 19 months Old. 1100.3fl$656 __ __a ', Cars Wnr 1972 Gran Torino Sport. VI, lull power, air. mags, local owner Weekend special. Van Calonon, 322 1381, Dealer Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost. $10. Orlando, 29S6194 anytime Doberman Pinscher pups AKC, champion lineage. Terms-Trade lr,t whatever Mr Anaer.on, 74 PLYMOUTH SATELLITES '"''• DAY ONLY Junk _ ~~~ k%-14 1!! -!!~ %;~ - % /-s 12 Volt Batteries $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP l101 Sanford Avenue S(REBROTSAR KENNELS 3 _____- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 77 a 6~ 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger, blue with white vinyl top, factory air, automatic, power steering, 13.003 miles. 1)00 down & take over payments. 6646917 after 5.30 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311 W. 1st St. 373 .17)) 76 .- __~~ .." 1968 VW Karman C,hia. dark green, 1 Speed. extra sharp. 11,795 Call Don Pope 3771651 Dealer. Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available. - B,arding, Grooming. Pasture ('ugs, Cats, Horses. Training or 1n1 6.47 4111 ~___~_____ 1961 Chevrolet Caprice Privately owned. 1,550 322 1688 Before 6 With all extras. $11 000, See at 800 French Ave., Sanford or call 372 955$ - 1971 rtaminQo?fldrm.,setJponlake. skirting, Takeuppaymentsor pay Off Ph. 323 0)50. Dealer. -. '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout bright red. Air and automatic Low mileage. Like new. 12193. Call Whltey Ecktein at 322 1651. Dealer. 1974 Champion- 2$', 3.000 miles. -- C,araqt' Sale' 107. 'Ttiurs. Sal I?? Club Rd kSasht'r, mower. ci..: Ironic parts. rug craft items " Jay C & 1 Ao SaleS 1210190 ove isnother€ to staya 'tS thru '14 t.'.:.ieis 643 1115 17.92 Mallland Garage Sale-- Skylark, off Il 91 Dishes, paintings, drapes, small size clothes, furniture. Excellent cond Nothing over 520. 131 6005 -_ ___ __ * BUY HERE * l . FOR ALL YOUR RV NEEDSII 373,9070 Appliances Steering ............ - In keepingth t beautiful wied surround mci - CONEM I? Trusses. Toppe' (UI I' 372137$ after 52 Your Word Is Your Credit i' vW 7 passenger But, red 6 *ttite, look'. & runs like' new, I speed. Must see 17395 Call Ho'.'ie' tsrlj, at 372 1651 Dealer Buys Any. Car Camper-Travel Chef's Kennel Pups, Studs, AKC. Toy & Mini Poodle - All colors, Mini or Large DôchsI,und, Shih Tzu Mini Schnauzer, Toy Collie, CocKer, we buy pups, finance. i,,,,rwntee. ShOtS 1 901 737 797 -- - fl top quality 65 x 17'- 2 bedroom, 1', bath with 10 70 screened rnarn Washer, dryer, tiShwasher and disposal ASsume loan or le4Se with option to buy. ljrfurniShed of material, ' - (With Good Credit) Trailers FREE TO GOOD HOME 1 Male, 1 Female Puppy After S. 810 W. 2nd St. 74 SATELLITE STATION WAGON - Clar .i q v tact are in season. Tell the 75 AKC Dachshund minalures Red also black and tan Males. $63 Animal Haven Boarding Kennels 377.5 757 e. I 114. 3 WINTER SPRINGS lxirm , central heat & lit $1050 tk)*fl, $)67 75 mo, VILLAND PF4SLTY. 373 7075 COVE - 1970 Continental Mark ill White on white' with black leather interior. Irry nice Call Bob Bailer, 372 1531, Dealer, 1966 VW Van (..,00d Condition, $600 Mustang City * $50own D Pets and Supplies 65 * CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES - Priced to sell. Wayne's Quality Furniture, 1700 French Ave. 373. 7310 - '72VW Beetle . marina blue, AM FM radio. Real clean. $2193. Call Howie Kirby a! 372.1651. Dealer '.1: Equipment for Rent )07A East 1st St., Sanford 322941). Eves 844. 1116 Newly reupholstered hide a bed. - 69 Toyota Corona- radio, air conditiOned, wire mags, radal tn's 371 0367 or 373 5454 after 1 , ,, 'n VW Super Beetle red I speed, roia Very nice car *7395 Call Whitey Eckstein at 312-165). people about it with 0 LIOSSITICO Act in the Herald 372 26)1. 931 35 3780 Drapes - 1 pal? 181*83. antique sitin, fully lined, pale green; 1 par Colonial print 77*60. Also carpet, royal blue )5x12 oval. 9 it. round, 3*9 runner and lO'i*15" oblong. 66$ S019. -.--- - Pt 46 West, Sanford 3735670 - Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 5) per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE aa... ,.. OM W. III T. -I - Story Clark piano. Excellent con. dillon. 5600. 177 8886 anytime Tue's., Wed , and Sunday M. UNSWOR Ill REALTY )2361, 373 0317,3fl'UO ... Bundy Ctarin't, in excellent con I Ir.' new. 5150 322 2443 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER tended Warranties, From SANFORD, FLA. 323-2640 . 363 57)7 Drop In bobbin, zig-zag and 3 needle position. Like new condition, solid new for SIB, balance of $15 cash or payments of $10. Hew warranty. 1911 Hwy, 17 92, Open Sat. & Sun, 9 5 $382920 New houses in a rural area, down payment-monthly pa ymr'1 tS less than r en t Government sursidile'd to qua lified buyer;. Call see it you qualIfy I? 400 59 1973 Singer ZigZag EXCELLENT CONDITION 678 0531 * They're Hot!" k 111111 Sirtio*# 2S10 Rtdgewood in sewing cabinet, repossessed 3inqer's best model, winds bobbIn in machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance of $78 or 10 payments 01 U EARLY AMERICAN COUCH "Get 'Em While fi A MD 'A;RPORT ::'' ________ - Appliancts Arms. Built With - Singer * * MAIILANU ftLA M/U'(I buyer. $17,300 EVE:ST REALTY. INC , REALTOR. 672 0008 After hours, call Jack Musum, Assoc . 27 3 6735 0 4 .1' Cove / BLVD. - btdroom. 3 bath home', 1 bediOni has separate entrance cam OutSIde. Brick exterior, tmnil', room, 7 car garage. VA no 0Wi Add an entrance iIId 171 Slli For Sale FHA low domn to the citoulifird exit to each apart. mint, Ills of stcr. age, private bat canles and you'll see w*v we say cotsvenii'nce Is the key Se iWO BEDROOM HOME *ith one bedroom apartment, convenient loc6?iofl. 172.500 Investigate Call ?I 5111 Miscellaneous 10 7US Park I. .. OFF AIRPORT * Anytime "S,arttorct's Sales Leader" YourMultipleListingAgency SuIte 203 The Greater Malt PEAL TOPS, Casseiberry, 030 1666 .'.SSIJMPT ION , - Hartman Realty, Inc. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN p145 CITY COMPLETELY FUR PIISHED older 3 bedroom wit fireplace. Excellent condition Beautiful yard. Only 522.500 Ca REALTOR Associate Belt F'larnnx After hours 377 605.. I BLVD 131 1277 Ick cash for your 'xome. Fast :losing. We will pay all cost. Move at'ten ready or will trade. Free inspection. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Assoc. Robert s & Oilman, Inc. REALTOR. IX) 5300, '* GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW SUNLAND -. DELIGHTFUL newly ODD CHEST painted 3 bedroom in excellent Largest selection in Central Florida. condition. Fenced yard, well. Price's start at drapes , carpeting $21,200 Cal REALTOR Associate Rose South ALL. NOLL'S STORES ward. After hours, 3726401. There'sonenear you. ' Jim Hunt Realty 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza BOULEVARD CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT I 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts, Swimmtng Pool Ilennis Courts Rf'Iltot' Fern Park 131 7667 Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING R EALTOR 3224991 19)9 S French Skinny Dipping, Anyone? Eve 721 7371 327 7541 C.on'l be bashful - no one will know 777 1496 (unless you tell) With the corn plete privacy surrounding this enormous pool and entertainment area Spacious 4 bedroom, 7 baths, REALTOR 37221)! family room, dining and breakfast After Firs -372 91*1 rooms, central heat, air, carpet, 372 399Iand 322 04.4 custom drapes, equipped kitchen, low 110's Let's go see this home SANFORD COUNTY now Oh, by the way, bathing suits are i'equired (cx first inspection. NOW LEASING * Real Estate Wanted bedrooms, family room, heat, air, one of our Ic reli ,rj visors hlp carpeting Only $79900 Call 'voi.i classified ,'i(j Call word vou REALTOR Associate John Me'rc 372 2611 or 1)1 9991 r'O*! After hourt 37i 021) ON RESERVOIR LAKE Till We Succeed." . 831.9993 Moster's'\\ Cove - . 1969 Karman Chat E icellent Condition, One Owner 322 4453 Autos for Sale dO Dell's Auction Center -Musical Merchandise -- SOOS. SANFORD AVE 3239370 '173.4744 ,, The Household Goods DAVE'S USED FURNITURE -__________________________ - - "We Don't Stop CLIFF JORDAN 51 ALTORS196W.LakeMaryfllvci 63Sloro41 WE TAKE TRADES 4 bedroom, 7 bath on larger corner lot. perfect condition $3t0O, Call REALTOR Associate Julian Slenstrom Alter hours 3272*60 LAKE MARKHAM COUNTRY COTTAGE on I acres plus Has --..- Items. 7 ANTIQUE SHIP'S LAMPS Bicycles 64 Freight damaged furniture and furniture parts All at wholesale or below at 19 W Concord P4011's Freight Damaged Warehouse. Dop,ntowmi Orlando f'b- n,. .125 9502. )RREST GREENE INC. CITY- TWO STORY 831 •4039 r 628.2162 of £ 'Twa story borne '.;th IOt edrooms, 36'171' family room, arid a large Esther Williams pool it the y.r0 - Total price. 171,500 3 bedroom borne, perfect location. Lakeview. shady yard, ceramic 'Ic bath, custom Ownec Iran Ask r sferred ',ttjSl SELL Ptiy Is $73,000. C,xpponi. P[#,LTOP A,.-,o( 'i?l? CS, small lake on property. Icktop roads on two side'S ltiple family or light industrial nlng available 5550 030 LOCH ARBORLOVELY. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, 2 bath on LONGW000 POOL HOME *RETIREMENT GEM. ASMONTE SPRINGS Al Antar After hours $ ...lu otd. 323 8074. IN BRASS 10.000 Pieces To Select From Have horses. Longwood large corner lot with many trS. 141,500 price Includes patio furniture', riding mow er , dish washer, dryer, and utility building. Call REALTOR-Associate Sonny Rabcwn After hours, 372 1)79. ,, Brand new women's 3 speed bikepaid $69, will sell for 150. Also iSS.ortt'(, 6 track tapi'', 535 173 0413 ford SiS,OcI couple. Call REALTOR Associate Stop Urn!" 70 WEST 3 DRS. I' bath. central Peat, walled yard. Assume 7 pct mortgage with 57.500 down Total payment $137 MO. Call REALTOR Associate, Vic GiscPtler, eves 372 7374 HI WAY PINECRESTIN WALKING DISTANCE OF two shopping centeril Price just reduced on this 3 bedroom Ideal for retired In FRO11DA HOMES I I1C. 11 58 Over SPIG LAKE HILLS Large front tot in security guarded munity in Altarnonte $19,500 Realty • Plan. Desk combination, solid niaple and buffet; Beautiful Early American wing back couch and large chair, with maple end tables and coffee table. Bahama couches; Piano; Color and black & vs'note ivs; t,ott L'ui; tilCytle's; Beds; Rugs; Automatic dryer; Ship to Shore telephone. Brand new tools: Hundreds of other Hutch and 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON AIR, I SPEED 373074S 1971 vW Beetle, dark blue, automatic Stick shill, AM radio, low, :ow mileage. Very nice car. 51195 Call HOw-iC Kirby, 371 1651. De,,lef, 6 1963 Ford '. ton pickup Fair condition, 1250 321 0613 - Gilman Realtors ...' 13,200. Friday 7 P.M. Sun Slip 56 L at (51111 14,030 83.1 6611 3 FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CA Appliances air cond. freezers refrig. step ladders wire etc &crmly's E 16. Sanford 323473 APCA AREA 10 Acres, more ft half ct pasture Has some otks. Zoned agriculture t off crs terms 57S,000 Stenstrom Farmers Home Ad. ministration Assistance - - up Cylinder, autOmatic, $ ft Blue, 1,20 mlte:. 2 r.Onfl" Sale I ton pick Autos for Sale 30 Autos for Sale 80 Trucks and Trailers 1971 Ford half Auction Trojan 771, 10 hours on 215 Ford Interceptor since Overhaul, Pressure' water, bead, depth WILSON MAIERFLJRNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 3)5 E First St. 'T' County- S or 10 acres. idf,OrnSit, ideal for horses Ti Realty. REALTOR, 628 07 '- the _____________ PriOR Open Wei ketJ D(L.'I (305) 648 11 31 UcLa' (901) 7340681 0sU.u0 Inc. ' 79 Auction - It you have an eye for real valu . you It I'yl' thr (1,5551 l'() ads regularly i,,, , "' CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales anc expert installation, 20 yrs, isp Lowest prices In town Call 67t 1 121 Ville Real Estate - ,.. ' 72 221 Hwy Il 322 5961 ALL NOLL'S STORES There'sonenear you. 5500 S " from new. •ttnI ,rea for homesite On rd street near I I 'i -- -- %1A s&soo (901) 734 06) Roberts & the reach of the young working people area; as well as the older retirees on a flied income See . regarding eligibility to purchase a new lbedroog'n home for no cash down and reduced monthly 1100 (.25th St. 322 6655 , Boats &Marine Equipment BEDROOM SUITES V alue y 55 Wholesale. Over $200.00. NoIl'spric on factory damaged repalrec LY ACRES Take a tax break OArs a tom-sit' Neat. 3 bedroom, I' ba th with good traffic pattern Fenc ed yard for security on quiet Street Assume 7'pct, loan Want to save closing (OSt Call George Willis, Assoc for information. I wrronty aPlIances. ,'lettric,,l md ' plumbing House? TAFFER REALTY ' -- I Payments under ',','. CASSELIIIERRY Financing a new Maronda Home lfl Deltorta is now within Realty 322 1301 aed be'avtlfull" ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Is Apartments from ii -- i,A (') i -, pi'iiç,t,;, : 1 T 1640 Hiawatha Ave at 1197 FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED `I .: ________ Payto n HALL REALTY OF THE HERALD a __________ MONEY$ IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE ~ 280) Park___________ Dr Da',. 372 7112 NEAR SCHOOL SezI ,____ eed BO i,: --MisceIlnnous, For Sale -- ii3O() vs orth of tropical li ti .'qua,iums, pumps, tillerS, cli b'iill sell complete for 1)50 r '-w'parntely 773 760) Rotts & Gilman WHY PAY RENT? SANFORD REALTY In city on 9 loiS. secluded area Over 3000 sq. It. of living space with sriacte and fruit treeS. 567,51") ?P.C. S HWY I? '? - - BEAUTIFUL ESTATE "lsa't the SANFORD AREA friendly REALTOR 0 - OP DeLAPI() WE TAKE TRADES 3 bedroom corner lot, hardwood floors. I block from elementary school. Only $73,000. $1500 down no do*n payment VA See toda y, 71 Hour Sqrvice Call 372 719! A ' ' t and Acreage - ' Village Real Estate FORREST GREENE INC. trim aIlbart Real Estate t,.,,,s a p11cd Sunn-, arid 1, cht 3 mi 7 t'.at.',, a i r cr'(1I.onr'xj .. Ii yard 577,503 P.USt SELL' BY OWNER- San ford's best Section 2' lots, 3 bedvDoms, carpeted. central air, PmI, all electric kitchen, new rocd, painted, fireplace. Bans appraised $3S.000 Will take s)7,500 cash or $1500 down to cu'4itfied buyer 710 Virginia Av e 1771195 •.xs 2 ba ths. central air, fenCed yard. seller offers terms144,500 LAKEFRONT 372 ?el) 'ltarnof!e Springs 3 Bedrooms, t b,'th.lfeat ar, carpets, curtains. porth, fenced, owner, 67! 0549. REALTOR- ..,i1 Ski Oak shaded fenced yard .vith 3 be'droom, It; bath conr ! (jiOCk home, $73,000 I k' nra 2 nedrooms, fainly room tchen ,.'quipped, carpet 511,50' .12? 7211 Stemper lh. SUNLAND MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ' LAKE MARY- Move In now and E e Morris Sewing ,sa(hine. automati 'Q Utx & bulloiihiijlrr All Iai r '.tikht'S Like new 515. 1*6016 Retidentots Two in the Irs? area. to shopping One in ø' lJIiVi,' ''' a,'i5 FCtXC Blvd 11.550 and 13,350 I Fran Gerry, Assoc 830 "' REALTORS 196 W. LAke Mary fIIwd. 373 &JSlorôIS 2)3) SMALL ACREAGE ARI,E EXECUTIVE HOME on cioll course, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, r ntr,iI heat & air, all C0.1 ,i nienes 555,000 ii, see call 373 'i711 000 3333 33333333 '3 33333 it Mobile Homes Rent Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol 322 400. Nice Apartment S1 10 PARK APARTMENTS 7175 Park Ave ,Sanford SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks 33)5 Hwy ).97, Sanford, 3231930. Day, Wk., Mo Jj333j_ 34 Casselberry: 7 6. 3 bedrooms, 31 NO qualIfying'- 3 bedroom, l bath, qI?age. pool available 122,000 Acre Realty, REALTOR 323 7750 Large yard. Riot Sept ,Oct.. Nov. 3721655 . ------- 1 bedroom Collage on Lake Mary, fruit & shade trees HOLLAND REALTY, 373 7023 - * * * * GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes. I, to 2 baths pricd from S77 MO to S1 5, I(S) on iarQe .iOdL'%l lot Sellt'r pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, conventional loans. Builder. Deltona, 901 789 2280. Orlando, 305471 1)36. so WE ED A HOME DEITONA . - 714 Pc?. Interest Rate ___________ F urnished or Unfurnished Nice South of Sanford, West 1st, SI. 3 bedrooms newly decorated, Kitchen equipped. Deposit required, 373 0730 or 162 2619. Casselberry 2 bedrooms, central heat and air. shag carpet. 5150 Plus Security deposit, 834 6611 or 373 _______________________________ $160 ' Deltona -- DELTON. "'" Quality plus, lovely SANFORD older I bedr oo m 2 bath with ,& mal dining 10's 77' car in kitchen, IS, x 25' living room. built ins galore Brituliful Site' with nice variety of shade and citrus trees Located in exclusive Mayfair section - . I) Custom built quality hrnp Features 3 beautifully designed bedrooms, 7 bath', smartly deceratri ii' wn"p4prr formal living and dining rooms perfect ,or gueSts, and family r m oo con veniently arranged next bc. ultra niodern kitchen Which has eat bar and beautiful cabineI and applIances Unfinished Game Room, shade' and fruit Ire'es Quaint rock qarcjr'n Ant porct wcry nice neighbrjqp Perfect 'flSidC and us s ho w you 136.000 AL TAMONT E-'(Fixer upper, soldas Is), 3 bedrooms, )' baths, family room, 70 x 31'. double garaoa wooded tot, 100' x 110'. Pleat Rolling HillS Golf Cour se. Only Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford, 372.7811 * * * * Homes bIle 3 bedroorle' home with air 1zondition4 150 gallon spt tank. 72g. DELIGHTFUL W. Garnett White -. dfLii, Veter,1n%-.,dosfl 2 pt Acre Realty den 5 1 35 i. REALTOR 3fl 7750 371 ~592 • -- JOHN KRIDR. ASSOC. HovsesforSale .,,,_,,,,,, 42 BROKERS The TimiS Tested Firm Days. 372 II?) Nights: 3275424 647.3136 __________________________ PropertIe Acrin,x HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc 377 119801377 US) Clean 2 Bedrooms Will to 'wall carpet, air conditioned, heat. carport No children or pets Call - BAMBOO COVE Houses Rent ________________________ MARY Two bedrooms, central heat 6. air. thaa carpet 1115 PAIl - 112th- month free. glacly Brown Real;;, 3225737 or 3221964. Cocktail waitreSs, and cashiers Permanent employm.nt. Corn pany benefits. Apply 46. Holiday Inn Alt amonte Springs, Why Not Lounge. ; p - I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished ei' swimming pool. 1720 S Orlando Dr. 373.797 Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) p Nc,' 1 bedroom tra iler air, utilities paid.Mature adults Good loc ation 323 5695 Unfurnished - ____ 41 DeBary Homes, Lots and Looking f o r a high Quality bargain?. Look to classified 321 0797 . IDEAL LINING MATERIAL çThey Just 300 N. FRENCH AVE __ . f or R PCeflT en t LA K E BABYSITTER. Yourhome or mine Nights 11 9IC EACH ~I w rtuuiiJ * *GENEVA GARDENS'* * Single story studio, 1, 2. and 3 3230140 bedroom apartments. Pool. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, (cc kIn,' Waitress, needed for kitchen equipped, central heat and i r day. Saturday & Sunday air. Monthly rentals from $)42.50. ri.ht5 Apply Club Diamond. 3272090.1505W. 75th St., Sanford H.'sy Il 97. DeBary. _____________________________ USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES '171 cI or 162.1375 _____- I f1r.roen lit l;t I- urflci*d 5)15 Month plu'. S'&) '.Ucur WELDERS& .',EIDFP HELPERS SHEETS 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK Commercial 3tiere never asa better time han now to uW a classified ad in the tii'r,lld ct -) making ix ci'c1'c D.i 2611 o i 9W) 'pt, 1 372 3419 ' ~ h0 ST. JOHN'S REALTY 1974-713. - U,w I Houses for_______________ Sale 41 i ,irge tamls rxrcutive borne ). '.q It plus oversiZed garage, tircplate dliii v.Ct b,r, 33' pool. fence, double lot, privacy sprinkler System S3I.0. Prin ciplrs only REALTOR - , 6 BDRMS., 3 BATHS COR BElT REAL ESTATE 668 4VI -- ep You Eye On T : MAITI AND SEMINOLE COUNTY ONLY 50,000 Sq. ft. w'eh0U, ready for you today. Ex&leflt locition at I 1 and SR 16 t.• A._..I_...i. W. "VOIIIIUII •j, Help Wanted ALUMINUM - Large 2 bedroom downtown. S12 Fu,-shed newly decorated I tOOlfl garage apartment. Near hospital hr ',c , ,i?trntint for church Adults only, no children or pets. nlornnqS from I )0 to unda Reply to now 55.1, Care of The Il 00 372 7667 or 373 1116 Herald, P 0 (lox t637, Sanford. Fla 377 71 -______ SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY is rxi accepting applications for 30 Apartments Rent food service personnel in th - FOR IDEAL Furnished One bCdl'OOITl apt., II FretiiJi Ave 500 per mo . p'us $' I poslt. 377 6111 or 327 6530. Investment 29 LOST- White German Sheperd Approx. 1 year old. Red collar AnlIolers to name Cuctdcr REWARD 372 5969 p CAN - Opportunities iow In cost. high in results, that, classified ads read and use p I - - 96 ONLY Houses for Sale 41 - Brick 3 bedroom, 7 bath ranch SlylC hOuse. $25,000. $6,300 down, 1)36 montts Including insurance an taxes, or refinance 3738131 - classifieds (asselberry Area, one large duplex Small house in Lake Mary area Phone 377 9353 or 327 9777 Melodee Skating Rink -.'. It YOU don't believe that want ads bring results. try one, and listen to iUt piine ring Q,f 377 p Bakery For Sale -_ Houses for Sate *i BusinesS Pruperty ForRcflt ti(lullS, no PetS 377 1010 Eat .. 37 room, wall to wall carpet, no t'flf .'. I Vd'iU"OUIt 3?? 9965 or 373 1)16 FREE homedellsvrry SSave$ Please call 2051206460 '-re never was a befter time than to use a classified ad in the Herald Stop making excuses. Dial 3722611 or 8319993 - - xJJUl liui.s;ie, .- Things to ork 31 Business 27 18 - 24 OCEAN SHRIMP OST Boston Bull, hole with black t-c1 Lost invicimlyot W. 20th St. k[WARD 3239537 - _____________ - tl,.y x,I,fl, in my flUfit, 0 d i, 'U.. Porn. Mon Fri. by hour, day, or eek. The Terrace, Winter Springs.371 om____________ FOUND iS fiShtv; t,oat on St Johns River just north 04 Il 92 In Sanford 371 3119 after 6 pm Personals - ___ Apartments Rent I fl.drnom, 1 bath - i-arpetrid will air. Kitchen equipped. 5175 pe month. KUIP REALTY. 322 2335 - __________________________ '.; N I OR D ApIs one bedroon '1i5t, SW mo 3 Bedroom unfurnished), 5)50 mo. Neai Iiiisp.tat and nursing home I ORR (ST GREENE. INC. REALTOR, 323 6353 or 64S 2333 SALESMAN t'ri'd ,iutornotite man to "°" a i'1a 3 73 ?9CD 111(1 For families gr friends of problem 31 ______ --------, - - - • -- _____________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON -.-_ Nice 1 bdrm, with air, utilities paid 5125 per mo plus 575 deposit. Ret required. 372 0500 WANTED LPNS and nurse aides. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St. . . 01 _ Friday, August30, Evening Herald ~ __ , ,11116 ~ 1W. 'W* __~# RL a 4 ----= -1i;~A Classl`fiedAd -- Furnished . Exprren<ed child care my home 6 a m 6 p m. Mon Fri Hr day. or wkiy. rates Also Friday nights. lake Mary 377 1361 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Seminole 3224611 Help Wanted Handy couple to manage 6. maintain 10 unit a,t. bldg. In Sinfd free rent Box 3993. Savannah, 31404 of Church Lutheran Call Redeemer. 3223557 or Mrs Martin i1 64 BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS 0 AUGUST 77, 1971 DIAL 18 Child Care Chr.stian Day School has opening for 4or S yr olds for fall semester. I V,ILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FCR ANY DEBTS INCURRED - - a - 11 L ' . .. k. . tV - ~_ . �88—Evening Herald Friday, August, 19/4 Science Battles ( Salt In Desert MEXICALJ, Mexico (A?) the Mexicali Valley from U.S. and INI Sei time and family some beans," Vlrreal Juan Virr.l. U • nn 'f perhaps 200,000 peasants living "What can we do but wait. In thetr iangular-shaped valley Sometimes the families here whose base hugs the California eat only one meal a day. We border and whose apex to the were net poor before the salt south touches the Gulf of Call- came. We ate three good meals fonüa, a day. Now the children someVirreal leaned against a tree, times cry because there Is not closed his eyes against the clax. enough to eat. zflng brightness of the sun and "If It were not for the govwondered If he could wall three ernment banks we would be finor four more years for the won- Lthed. They at least loan us derful fruit of diplomacy t o money for seccLs and to buy beaaia and tortillas to keep us The United States has agreed alive." to build a $67-million desalting Virreal, like most of the other plant in Arizona to prevent U.S. farmers In the Mexicali Valley, salt contamination of the Cob , lives on a government4w.J rado River from further in- collective farm, called an ejido, juring Mexicali Valley fields on which each family uses up to and pastures. 44 acres. The plant will not be finished Government officials and at least until 190. The United businessmen say the Mexicali States, In the meantime, Is Valley's farmers once did well sending low salinity water to by Mexican standards 1% V — Ii — The Mexicali Valley Is a hot, water storage areas. dusty place where only snakes But Mexican authorities say other desert creatures can It will be at least three or four survive without water brought years before good water will be in by carat from the Colorado able to cleanse the valley of the River. salt, is visible up to six It takes a hardy person to Inches which deep In the earth. withstand the frequent 130-de, "Three or four years Is a long gree temperatures, swirling to wait when your belly is dust winds coming off the rumbling from hunger and Sonora Desert that kick up you're having to borrow money stinging sand and leave lips (fry from the honk Just to buy the and cracked, A __ r-9---. - C&_ , ,.ITI I 1_ --U-- tiff I, HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST29, 1P74 DISCHARGES ADMISSIONS Sanford: David A. Blinn Bradly J. Reuscher Katherine Rober Julie M. Paulin FIfrheth Jones Garfield Armstrong Anthony Furbush Jacob J. Killian Richard H. Vaughn Carmin E. Pearson Gatlord K. Crotty Rose M. Randall Constance M. Johnston, & boy, Ellen M. Gonzalez George P. Muller, DeBary John Truble, DeBary Douglas G. Blttner, DeBary F.sther C. Pattir,nn, flR*ry Joyce H. Watson, DeBary Gary L. Huff, DeLand George J. Turbyfill, Del-and Rose Stolper, Deltona John H. Mason, Longwood Jewell Darland, Longwood Betty Joan Jackson, Oviedo Priscilla S. Bell, Orange Qty Linda Antonle, Osteen Gentry L Quze, Orlando Sanford: Lynette A. Smith David A. Blinn Cora Mae Hall Rosemary aothler William M. Plotrier Lewis Lucas James M. Moye Joseph E. Youakln Sr. Evelyn W. Mills Raymond J. Thrrlll Rauinj A. Roberts &, James A. Cohen Luther J. Hogaett Martha Redly Bradly J. Reuseher Winston D. Kelley Eva IL Smith James Thomas Gwendolyn Roux, Altamonte Springs Ella Jean Laughlin, DeBary Josephine Mugnolo, DeBary James S. Sims, DeBary Cathy L. Groom, Lake Monroe Gentry L Quze, Orlando Theodore Joynes, Oviedo CALENDAR • 3. 'I advanced Chromico' pd ure tube 100% c!d state Liar, ChdS • Automatic Color Clar?.er Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Pariah House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 pm. SEPT. 2 Alcoholics Anonymou, closed If oly Cross Episcopal Church Pariah House. 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Sanford Al.-Anon Family Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m. SEPT 3 Oil Fainting, Tutsdays and 9:30 a.m. 12:30 P.M., SJC AEC No. 8, 10 weeks, $10 rtgistatlon. reservatiola call 3.149 Fid. Thursdays, SUM 'N TRIM, Tuesdays and Thursdays, $:15.6:15 p.m. SJC 1207-28, $7.50 registration. Seminole Junior College. Sanford Senior Citizens '- ,wi, '" ('4.40 I..,I.i.a. I... — ' &M5 Jundi Speakers Rev. F Mullins of Prnecrest Baptist Church and Jack Harna of Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce. 398 29 $499 $ 19" diag. all solid state portable color television Acc.4Coo,' P i cture tube f or the VIdIllest nc!ure possible • automatic ? com blac 18" diag. portable white television $ :pgrciVHF tuner.asoi;d state J ,~ ner .b.g oval speabec but•i ,ennas for VHF and UHF lugga ease handle for carryng PHILCQ IlItIIb El: PHILCO.FORD Cold Guard design reduces operation cost up to 40% It _ L'1 - 298 ro A4 8 $ 0 PhUcomatic 111 19" diag. 100% solid state color TV Aug. 31 SEPTEMBER 3 $lmthlae Kiwanis Cl* Calf Raising QInIr, at the a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Agricultural Center from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Aug. 31 Concours d'Elegance Corvette, a Corvette car sbow, In the Winter Park Mall from 10 to are expected, ranging from l93 101974Coneftp. Carport sale sponsored by Lutheran Haven Auxiliary to benefit the homes for aged and children, 8 a.m. to 4 P.M. at Lutheran Haven In Slavia. Furniture, antiques, hand. crafted articles and baked goods. : Chromacolor II Console 23" diag. solid state TV 26,500 vts of picture power Phtccmat;c master controls . aft solid-state circuitry • po'table 17 Cu. ft. frost-free side-by-side refrigerator freezer, just 30#0 wide Philcorritic 1118" diag portle color TV Swing.away doors for more storage space easy-to-adjust canl,Ie, freezer trivet . bookshelf storage doors• • handy can dspanse, hgh per1orrrce DyiaCoky chassis Transistorzs, ,j stle system Cosmetic CCY circu i ts 4' 1AW , M NEU " MU i -- buy the pair, SAVE $49 a, IL, a' Whirlpool 3-heat electric dryer Where togo for a ll the information you need about your new cornrnunit.y. features 5 drying cycles Reg. $149 special care for no-iron permanent 'ress fabrics • 3 drying lempeta:ure set'ngs tiE flY C RTE R special Cycle for knits • tumble press* Control helps restore creases and pleats 322.1812 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 134-9213 Whirlpool 3-cycle permanent press automatic washer Peg. $199 MARILYN OARLANDTI 834•9217 Altamonte Springs 3 water temperatures normal, shoi't • 3 Cycles i nclude and permanent press . special il ter cool-down care for delicate fabri c's • lint f SHIRLEY MILLET taa &,,, & I HILDA RICHMOND Delfena _____ OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINTI e .. * ORLANDO PARKOOD PLAZA : * ORLANDO Hf RNDON PLAZA OP( N DAILY 10* M..to PM. 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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 12, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8473d07b6b8a886515fc1ae8a3f15203.pdf 592dd8c571d486690d7585c5ecb63c12 PDF Text Text 4 B--Evening Herald Beat ft~ Monday, August Th e _ _____ Properties Homes, Lots and Acreage JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. W. Garnett White Broker, 107W. Commercial Sit fit ord.3n7$$l Village Real Estate REALTOR Open weekends DEL TON (305)661 1131 41 TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 25th St 372 4453 Let one Of our trendly ad vss you word your CIassfcj an Cai 21l RI 99 3 Stenstrom Acres on paved road with orange trees HOME ?Badroomswfthlivingroom dining room and screened porch 516.900 Realty • S CITY - RUDGET SPECIAL! Here's a great little 7 bedroom 'me tc start with. Then, lets add nice living room, formal dining room, eat-In kitchen with buillin range and oven, Plus heat, air, top location and price. $70.0). Call REALTOR.Assoclafe Julin 'enStrom After - hours Payton Ads Do Your For -_ 41 ----Houses for Sale -L -'----- -- - --43 me - Lots and Acreage Si CITY - * * * * Deltona * * * * : Household Goods 72 CLOSE It-i --To hedrrn. central heat and air, carpet, modern kitchen, $21,000 GOOD USED FURNITURE : Swivel rocker- 123; 1 piece curved sectional sofa- $153; Gateleg table with 4 chairsRecliner- $10; Matching poster beds, complete..$70; Maple rocker- $23; Dinette with 6 cttairs- 14$; Single bed s- $g antiques. KULP DECORATORS 109 W. 1st St., 322 2333 - Rare 40' buIlding lot. Total price segog 9400 down, 5 years on the ba!ance. Phone 3".5"S. Opportunity DELTONA- Paved street, trees, ready to build $3500 DBARY- Two nice building sites, desirable area. $4,000 each. LAKE MARY- Five wooded acres. Zoned agriculture. $22,500 U11. 4-1QItS, M Mobile homeLflveacresNWof Sanford $15000 LAKE MARKHAM- Waterfront, 100'400. $4950 FIVE RESIDENTIAL LOTS-- cn C ed ar Avenue. $12,000 I Going fishing? Get all the uipme you need for trose big ones with a want ad II VOLK SHOP 52 321 0170 * Sanford Auction * Appliances Trucks and Trailers Accessories AUCTION Monday, August 5,7pm * GRAND * Large selection of good clean use furniture and collector's iteml1. * OPENING * Bunk beds, complete; Maple tabi 0 1 & I chairs; Bedding; Dinettes Monday August 5- VOLK SHOP. Chests; Gateleg table; Spinnin Corner of Commercial & wheel; Old round walnut dnln Palmetto, for merly Hunt Lincolntable & I chairs; Cash register - Mercury. 321-0120. Wardrobes; TVs; Rugs: am many small items too numerous ti LUBE & OIL SPECIAL mention. Come early and get good seat. $2.95 Aug. 5-9 SANFORI) AIICTIrIPi w Complete line of VW parts and I700 French Ave. service. 3327310 Love Seat and matching chair, gold brocade. Exceptional cond.-1200; coffee and end tables, Mediterranean Pecan-175 372. 831) . on. 79 Auto Repairs 76 Auction .~~., ____ ___ Parts. Two S acre wowed tra(ts Paneway Road. BeaumulHom,e TCITYRCaIIY,dfl07II 7 14 Pet. interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 1 beoom homes, 1 to 2 FORREST GREENE INC. bathi priced from to REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 12&100 on large wooded lot. Seller 373 6333 or MS 7333 Pays all cloSing cost. VA, FHA, WETAKETRADES Conventional loans. Bui(der. _____________________________________ Oellona, 901 789-7280. Orlando, COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT305 423 133 Donn Sanford Owner says "Get offer." EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD2 bedroom, 1 bath frame, 156 ACRES- industrial property, fireplace, screened porch, railroad frontage and paved road beautiful yard, all fenced. si,00 frontage. You. 322-2677 Sellin - REALTY RETIREMENT Houses for Sale Want LOCH ARBOR walk to golf course. putter in 21 x 33 U'op. I MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Enjoy) bedroom, 2 bath coon 2 BROKER lots. Large family room and 327 7643kitchen, fireplace, Central heat JOHNNY WALKER and air, wail to wail carpel. By GENERAL CONTRACTOR owner. 3fl7)30. REAL ESTATE. INC. 3324437-332.7111 -3327134 Ocala: Beautiful country living. Bedroom. 2 bath home on l' acre Ofla nd Outside complete inside Claflh'ied ads are here to help you parlicaily finished sso buy, $ell, rent or swap,.at a low take over payments of siii cOst...let us help you place yoursMill 134 7'POo Calf 3222611 Or 831-9993. vacation time is here..get wat OU _______________________________ need for a nappy time with a KULP REALTY Classified Ad 407W 1st St. SANFORD 2603 Park Or, Days 372 72)2 NICE Heat--Let ____ --- - --- -_ 41 jHouses for Sale Commercial' 5,, 197 - 1971 Ford F.100 pick up, or 1971 Nova. Low equity and assume payments 323-0163. 66th Year, No. 298-Tuesday, August 6, 1974 There never was a better time than no w to use a classified ad in the Herald Stop making excuses. Dial 372 2611 or III 9993. 1972 Datsun pickup 1600, rat 7( camper. $7,000 or 1200 down )fl. $417 after S. 1970 Chevrolet pick up, air, radio, windshield washer, power steering, big bed. Jnder warranty. 323-5158 l, President KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 ____________________________________ FREEZERS - 30 day guarantee Wayne's Quality Furniture, French Ave. 323 SIlO. 75 Cubic Ft. Freezer 4'5C Vsed2years 323$3, TUNE-UP SPECIAL $19.95 1964 GMC Tractor with 1973 engine, speed transmission, 2 speed rear end. New Inspection with 15 ton Thelan Low Boy with ramps, 349. 5541 REPLACE Aucfjoneerjng Service* _._ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE valves Complete line of and service. Buy, sill, consign, appraise or special sales out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave 3 7310 5,inford, U la Rages, Hotpoint and Tappan, pdceii right. Financing available with no down payment. Dlck'& Appliances 322-745.L --s TV-Radio-Stereo --Brand New 1971Model TV RCA XL 100. Asking $350 3723257 Plugs. points, c ondens er and valve cover gaskets. Includes adlulting vw VOLK SHOP 321 01?) parts 1 I i ng 6 1 . w s~ IN 1967 F or d Econollne Van. Looks and runs good. $300 or make offer. 323 Sill Aug. 5 9 Hudd i. ________________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances. Plus special Sal's (watch ads) Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents th H - C is abinet - WASHINGTON (AP) - Fac. that lie withheld evidence frcm Nixon, "You make a statement ing the gravest crisis of 1933 Chevy 1½ I on truck . state body Good tires, runs good, Price $250 322)621 . -";.-- .. "NaFffiff i= - - Reached by telephone at the ~ 111.34* 1 'FNi.V his Congress, the public and his or I will" home of his mother-in-law near presidency, Richard M Nixon own lawyers : '"T I , .. ______ St Clair's assistants repeated Los Angeles, Haldeman said called his Cabinet into urgent Two sources indicated that today that the Nixon lawyer has "I have told you all over and ('' session today following his ad James D -i& ______' St Clair had made a flO Intention of resigning over again that I would have no "• mission he tried to ,ears 1ff 1 ago veiled threat to resign as the II R Haldeman, Nixon's for comment Even if! had a corn i'- " " 11, i to thwart a crucial phase of the Prt'sjdtynt's Watergate lawyer riier cLef of st.aU, declined lilent, ' I couldn't make it be. ,,• Fill's Watergate uivestigation. '4' . urile, Nixon iiiade clear that comment on the new tran. cause I'm under a court order As Nixon gathered his Cabi. St. Clair was •i', 4111 .., . - '.4ç" p ,, not informed of scripts which depict the Presi. not to make any comment. I i .= . net members and closest ad;'2 ' "' of the transcripts dent and him devising a way to will not have a comment on this visers around him, ranking until content % CI last week. 7 , I I 11i .' il~ , 'is'' White House officia ls summed said St. Clair Another source divert the FBI's Watergate In or any of the other things that " " had, in effect, told vestigation. are happening," up the reaction to Monday's . " ' - 26M !. . - ,:; un Capitol -- j . more of Nix disclosure in two words: "It's T • 4 Ill on's once-staunch defenders tilt, bad." '\' -''l called for his resignauon orjm. -(Related story page 3M "5' peachment, But White House .,, " ' '\ spokesmen again denied Nixon Ir . .0 Newsmen and photographers " ' I . 'd' would step down, saying in. "' " who were admitted briefly at stead he plans "to fight on.,, ' ' '-" the start of the Cabinet meeting A tidal wave of reaction fol'' '.1. ' found the President flanked by $$ lowed ix N on's release on '• Mon. an unsmiling Secretary of State 41 day of a sta tement and new Henry A. Kissinger and De-tape transcripts disclosing . fense Secretary James R. that: - -Schlesinger, puffing on a pipe. -Gave orders within a week - ": - " To some observers, Nixon ap.'(p". V after the Watergate break-in peared somewhat tired and Jrs' '. that the Central Intelligence , -. - i-- .., drawn, although he smiled once 'f' " t_AgencybeusedtobluntanflJ while engaging Kissinger and 4s investigation that threatened to v Schlesinger in animated coni'-.!.'' /, .. . F , ' . 4',, P expose the fact his campaign versation. " 4V: v llip, ' aides channeled money to the k.,1 1 Agriculture Secretary Earl L. 's j burglars, Butz, en route to the Cabinet ____ -. e'z:' -- , ' -Was told six days alter the meeting, said in response to a T break-in that his campaign di Wlreporter's question that he abrector and former attornes solutely" supports the Presigeneral, John N Mitchell, may rdent. .z' . '. •Ii. . .'.have had some prior knowledge A White House spokesman of the wiretapping ph=. said, "all Items" would be open City Engineer Mack LaZenby (orange shirt) Inspects 'ditch', -Withheld evidence from his says no violation of Sanford regulations. for discussion at the meeting, closest advisers and lawyers as but another official said, "It's well as the House Judiciary 'not a strategy meeting." Committee, and made CrAbout three hours earlier, S roneous statements Nixon's top White house aides American public. gathered in the office of staff "This was a serious to chief Alexander M. Haig to asi oniLsaLon for which I take lull - 'ich responsibitity and wh deep- '-'V- s-" sin that hc tried to block a ly regre" Nix on said in the j-.- tun of the FBI probe and L written statement, .- .J .t.-. 80 Autos for Sale - - I -' - ' ' I .., 1972 MG Midget, racey orange, blue' ,ntrr,r black top, radals, ready k mdc 5 MPG, 11975 Deflary. 111161 668 6438. P IP -. - -, - '. '-.' - •. , . THIS COULD BE A ROSE -irs ru Lily. YOU, Is a in the Zon ed MR 12 Volt Batteries 11195 1964 Dodge in good Condition, air, OWNER ANXIOUS-) bedroom I, Paved road fr on tage. bedroom. 2 bath in periect con Realty 372 1301 is REEL'S BODY SHOP 1250. Call SlI 6970 after 1. Camper-Travel bath, kitchen equipped, Central diticn. Has central climate con?640Hiawatha Ave. at 17 9 11 09 Sanford Aven ue heat, carpet, privacy fenced, NINETY ACRES- 00 I.A. Trailers trol, fireplace, carpeting over near "GOTTA GO!" 123.500. interchange. High ground, Wood ed wood floors, nea r churches and About 3 miles east of post office and Awnings air conditioners 13.500, Can't put the car In the gara ge downtown. A Split bedroom plan and lake front. Has I-I frontage, . Sell In the wide open spaces, 5 3 IMMACULATE -2 bedroom 1 bath, $373 . oil ch ange . wilding hit and no longer need ed items with a and main bedroom has private paved country road frontage. family room, bright Cheery kit. bedroo,n, 2 bath Colonial birIck ches. SOUTHERN RV SERen trance. 128.950. For details call classifi ed ad in the Sanford $50 cher,, $18,5. home. Only 2 years )Id. VICES, 373 9020. COMMERCIAL LOT- 2500 block REALTOR Associate Herald. Dial 327 7611 or 87' 9993 to Al Antar , Recreation room couidbe a fourth Antique Zenith Elm Ave 15x135 7'. console After hours 322 6121. place yours. (With Good Credit) bedroom Open space for a çor radio. Short wave, A Buy of A Lifetime- 1$' Travel LOCH den, chickens or horses. fou ARBOR-IT'S A NATURAL Trailer, like new. $1,550. )fl 70 . ONE HALF ACRE ior- across Buys - Any.Car medium band, etc. BEAUTY! We're talking about Should see this today! A good deat from Seminole High School. HWY 179 77 this lovely Junk Cars Removed bedroom, at 135.000. Call Mildr ed Stempet at 2 ba th lake REALTOR Make offer. 322.2775, '45, Ihru '74 Models Motor Home 323 S774 f ront home on arge' beautiful 322.1991 or after hours 372.1959 lot. Call l7.t2Maitland Don Pope TWELVE RESIDENTIAL LOTSt 609 E. 2nd St. 44.3Iii Features family room, #bandoned, unwanted junk cars Florida TWO STORY-4 b on 26th St. 372 1651 QUICK SALE- Lincoln Height5: edroom, 2I3 bath hauled away. Your cost. 1)0. 1966 Pontiac porch, formal dining room, Cen ' Nice brick home. 3 bedrooms. 1½ Catalina I door-low Color Console TV, excellent con CBhome, verylargeFlorl tral Climate control, attic fan. Orlando. 293 6194 anytime For complete motor home Sal e and -tN' Only 115,50) $2.0) no Afl miteage ditbon. , Must sell excellent mechanical $150 firm 321th fireplace. Carpeted, central ST. JOHN'S REALTY water softnr, and many other service stop by condition, $600. 322 7103. d assume i&000 lirt mortgaç e. 0235 hat 8. air. A lovely home. extras. 149,000 Financing can be .,%rnIr will take second mortgacie. BROKERS 78 Motorcycles arranged. Call REALTOR. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 1971 Ranchero, 17,000 miles, 6 The Time Tested Firm Call REALTORAssocia e LAKE FRONT- 1 bedroom, 3bath, Associate Juliam Stenstrom. ss Boats & Marine 3211W. After lIt St. cylinder, new tag, air, new batter y Days: Margaret Scott. After hot'r S 322.6123 screened Swimming pool. 322-7332 2 acres Motorcycle Insurance houri, 3727*60 323 1111 and tires, New inspection, stanPhone 32?-7Sd. Equipment on very large lake. Owner will BLAIR AGENCY NE 121 dard transmission. 323-4717. FTU AREA trade. 15.000 FOR FIVE ACRES.- Seelng SUNLAND_.JUST LISTED! Three 373-3866 Looking for a high quality ROBSON MARINE bedroom 7 bath, wilh is believing Located at Florlda bargain?., Look to classifiedj 1963 Ford Van Approximately ii equipped H' 17-92 65 ACRES THREE& I. ACRES ....Onbeautiful 730 Honda Ranchettes In Samsula, Fl A. p kitchen, air, heat, and fenced anytime MPG. V er y good mechanical con road 372 5961 today's1 Spring fed lake. Has older Must Sell. Bes t Oiler Sorry, all cash. Call REArO 10 room yard, Also, cIassf'ds compare dition, R. $700. 5747413, Ditors.. this p'ice! frame house. Paved road Iron- Excellent site for residential devel327 öI7Oaltera Associate, Billie McConaha or Only $ie,., Call Seabreeze fiberglass runabout. Opment. Abandoned orange grove REALTOR. fage. details. After hours, phone 322. 50 HP Mercury electric start. Tilt Associate Al Antar. After hours, with smell lake on easter- n border, 1196, trailer. $700 or best otter. 323 7130 372-482I. Immediately south of Oviedo City THREE BEDROOM- frame cot. lImits, Of? AIafaya Trail near COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-THIS 2 tag, on Lake Mary. 100' lake 17' Fieetwlng, New SOHP Evinrude, FIRST TIME OFFERED See th is FTU. Liberal terms. Conta ct Ron BEDROOM HOME has just frontage with lots of trees. like new rocket tilt trailer, power 2 bedroom, 2 bath home wiIh Hendern, Assoc., $)0-5.. After newly repainted Inside and out, pilot. Many extras. Complete. carp,?, Paneling and cen tral he it hours, 131 03(1. Has new roof. window-*, $1,195 323 1941. LAKE MARY AREA- BeautIful 3 and air. Florida porch and feric 'd Also has carpeting, paneled bedroom, 2 bath CS home on a yard. All for Only $21,000. CaII famIly room and utility room. wooded secluded lot. Has carpet, 1961 Silverton Cruiser, 27', flying REALTOR .A%soclate. Ok k $15,433. For details centrel heat & air. call Gischler. After hours, phone 37 1bridge, dual Controls, with 1977 REALTOR.A.ss,ociate Rose South. Chrysler 730 HP marine engine, 7374 830.5500 ward. After hours phone 3fl44 $1,500. Call between 9 and S. 859 SEVERAL NEW 3 1. 1 bedroom Inc. ¼ Realtors Longwood Stemper Realfy , houses. Good financing. Cali 322-2420 Anytime - -______ REAl TOR Seminole MLS Ofang ST. JOHN'S REALTY 1 . -3221991 income And 191s. Frenc Bicyc les Your M'iflpte BROKERS The Time Testt'j Firm Investment Properly ________ A __________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $27,500. REALTORS 3324)73 CIA ___ ____ 256SParkOr. bi keBTkI Bikes 3224357 Three bedroom*, I bath. good Investors and Developer s' 36 Pneighborhood. Large lot. All apALTAMI)NTE SPRINGS 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, $630 € own, acres with 641' frontage on north Au' NE pliances. Carpet throughou t. speeds, Alnd standard blkfl now Home Improvement, $153 ma., 9 pci, ACRE REALTY, of Lake Mary Blvd. Ap, Clean! Pressure Cleaning available at Firestone Store. Call Central Heat & Air Conditioning REALTOR. VA - $21,850 • FHA proximately 1 mIle from U. S. 17. 372-0241. For freeestimates, call Cart 92.1)10.000 and ownq aii Great location, neat and freshly tC004tt0m Cabineti, Harr,s,a SEARSiflSanfo,d3fl at 7½Pct,LowdoAn. Payment. Hartman Realty, Inc. SPRING CLEANING Ccunter 'os. Snkt installation _I painted) bedroom home Ma'tln 2417 Okeechobee 'l''pac" Wash & Spra KIern on large Suite 203 The Greater Mall Lane, Ft. Musical Merchandise a.alabte Bud CabelI 372 8057 Exterior walls, eay,, 'enced W. Kitchen equipped with Lauderdale 305311 ________________________________ REALTORS, Cuse4b,rry,$ 64 patio, walks REALTOR ________________________ anytime new applianc . Enjoy peace of 32221 , PIAPIO IN STORAGE &omovesmlid,w,,ungul K10 10% IL A I n 1 1 1 1111^ CENTRAL HEAT & AIR L AfterHrii,, b4V. ...!.d PRIVATr çrurv -I.t ' ,' one year PALACE One DeOulitul Console stored locally. Sales, Service & lnstlt,,on Property Cailbart Real Estate Buildings - License , 322-3t9landjfl 064 webs 372 ADDITIONS & REMODELING GUARDED warranty on electric, 0397 Reported like new. Responsible r r oe Esnnate Ph 678 2526 %10 I I 1 Maitland area clients, income Plumbing or air Conditioner. For V %V I b CALL BILL ____________ party can take a big saving on low 24 Hour Service $100,000 per On, 1-425.337 mor e intormation, call Frances year. Price 1335.000. 4 Lake Mary)?) Payment balance. Write GULF 0111 Call 372 7198 Also Includes Day Nursery. "Get 'Em Cirry, Asso,, 130-5500. A&A CLEANS ALL By BOB LLOYD COAST PIANO CO, P.O. Sax 447, . (87 acre) construction site," Press e "We want - to be fair and any business in a dispute betr (%4 f , V.114..., Cleaning, Finr Wa.ng, Panama City, Fla., 32101 rtj,W LiAlCO W id, 'oecause )7)5 equitable," D'Amico said, "We Ween Dreyfus and county AAA Home Repair Inc. Full line GE Applia nces Amplifliff, Guitar didn't feel it was necessary. don't want to harm anyone. But residents," D'Amico said, Satisfaction guarantee. Carpentry, Sonford Electric Compani, off Fun may be cut REALTOR, F ern Park In July. New Need And Bass Guitar A resident of the Sunland And we have no fencing plans at we feel any reasonable parent, claiming the project 830-5500 painting. 671-ISió. 2322 Park Drve , meets all 372 1367 1317w Truck houses in a rural area. No down VIE Call Rob. 373 04.41 __________________ Inc. Realtors Estates subdivision at Sanford this time." Longwood r Paymentmonthiy iniz paym if he thinks there's a danger a city specifications. ANew en t$ e,. man --------------.....,, Organ. Conn TP,aterett, deluxe. than rent. Governmen t suMidiled BUDDY'S today took complaints about Beauty Care 50 D'Amico said there "should child might wander off onto RYDER RENTS TRUCKS SANFORD.-. Mini grove, corner lot, 'D'Amlco said the "ditch" Miscelian.ous HOME lMPROVE,CNTS to qualified buyers. Excellent cindltion. $1,393, Spinet Call to see construction of b drainage be no standing water" in House? if newly painted inside and out, 3 Vans EC0flOIlfl$ toDil Small Tract Jobs the other property and stumble into will ciUect surface water from For Sale you qualifyil Wanted Piano made by Financing Kimball. Like a new borm., family room. Move right WASMNGTON (AP) Rep. "ditch" man adjacent city area "ditch" that will be less than a ditch, would fence his own the 1 day. 1 year. 373 5310 371 133$, "Lake Mary'Miscellaneous crystal stemware. TOWERS BEAUTY SALON reflection, I have reached the mobile park and channel it Mar*nda Home in In. $72,300. CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and Charles W. Sandman Jr., Hto county and pollution control the present seven foot tiormerly Harr.ett's Beauty Nook) 6486346, M. UNSWORTH REALTY Dslton.a is now within depth property as a safeguard." painful conclusion that the via a pipe to a small pond for il expert on Installati 5)9 E Pine. 322 52e7 , 70 yrs. exp 103W. N.J., who )stSt, officia , vociferously ls the reach 00 the young SUNLAND- Move right in) odrm, on Rue your electric bill ce it i sodded, Turbine Vents "We don't feel the city has President of the United States on-site retention. Lowest prices in town. Call 678323 6061. 323.0517,372 working people f the 2 bath, air, large corner wooded cOnIpIeIeclng & wall insulation' defended President Nixon 60 -. Timlrott,27,of7l2Baywood Office Equipment " Don't needs?" Serve a useful 1)2). should resign." Wiggins added area; as well as the Freceslimates Ashton Insulation lot, Seller will make necessar y purpose again when you sill them during the House Judiciary Circle, said he "refuses to be Upset With And Supplies older retirees on a flied that be would vote for impeachrepairs, $31,300. (904)799 3210 WasherSpeed Quefn _______________________________ with a classified c; EVEREST act from the Committee Inquiry, said today forced to buy a fence" to keep Income. See us coffee and end tables Skyrocketing ment If Nixon remained in of; coUch Type.wrffeçaodAdlng Herald. Call U5 today? Don'l 1fl, Carpe cov ; ntry regardtng your , Remodeling, he has called on Nixon to resign neighborhood children away er Curtains; bed spreads; AdditiOnS, LAKE MARY- Unique design delay! Just dial 32226)1 or $31INC., REALTORS Electric Bills? Like New ri. eligibility to purchase a Custom W*rk, licensed Bonded kitchen items. 1001 splanade natural cedar, I bdrm., 3 baths, 999) To place y our low colt want ant from that he will what he terms "a safety vote for ImCall 3fl.07$Saf,erS I2"TufblneVentCoolers,,yldflg new 3 bedroom home for Also changing their minds family room, fireplace, Office In 67*00 Free estimate. 333 604 Way, Apt. 3F. Summit __________________________ _____________________ constant f* of air thru attic mu. peachment If the hazard" being created by Presi nt de no cash down and master be oom Suite, st io Citselberry, Monday on impeachment were tomatically, Operates on wind dr ud In Thermofjx cop y machine secretary. reduced monthly does not do so. Dreyfus Interstate Developseparate 2020' cedar building. HUFFMAN REALTY Why Do It Yourself? Excellent working condition. power only. By reducing attic Republican Judiciary CornMAITLANO PLEA MAST Payments under the Abø,,jf 123'onlake.counfryliying AIPeII,JennYCIarkAsØ Burglar Alarms We'll dolt for ment corp. in Among the 10 Republican Make offer. implementing host. you can sawup,o32 Pct. 00 you. Painting, free 43.43 " SW4 ISlIHwy.)7nopen5t093 \' ' mittee members David W. DenFarmers Home Ad. supreme. $77,500. 327 ____________ trimming, You na me it we'll air Cond Itioning cost and an members of the committee who drainage plans for a 476 unit ministration Assistance .1382920 -- nis of Indiana, Wiley Mayne of GERALD FORD Call)73.7339,o,)flflflevi average of 57.00 or more per SANFORD- Nea r Lake Monroe had opposed all proposed artlmobile home park abutting . Burglar Aiarms WINTER SPRINGS 64 _______________________________ month on electric bills $34.00 for Equipment for Rent RE; IT SALVAGE Iowa and Joseph J. Maraziti of evciuslve Mayfair section LeIy New For Homet& Businesses one, des of Impeachment, Sandman Sunland Estates on the west 7 for 174 00 BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR or 3 for $9900 tNew Jersey. variety of trees. 3 bdrm,, 2 baths, Bargain Hunter's Special ng equipment you Free EStimates, 3236263 Iavesornecampi install , Applian,s ed For one - air Cord. and the Old Orlando Highway Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet was the fifth to change his mind no longer use? Sell it all story Shingle tre,z,rs lifetime roof, front and back with a Those on the committee nc roof. refrig. step ladders wire Quality Shampooer for only $1 per day, Classified Ad in The Herald, Call installation on the east. ' etc because of Nixon's disclosure sprinkler Unheard of low price of only 119,9(5) Gormly's E. , Porches, deep well a , sessing their positions, in addiCARROLL'S FURNITURE 377 2411 or Sanford 831-999) and a 373,733 system, Call today. friendly but's you a lovely like County pollution control that he withheld evidence from -. 7 IW ll help you tion to Latta, were Carlos J. bedroom home with air, shag officer Langley Adair said he is the committee. 1)00 new17"bris, ARCO VENT CO. By By CHRISNEON carpets, screened porch, large 65 Moorhead of California, Henry Pets arid Supplies torney's office, will be argued hwther at a 10 cents each,all or part. FORREST GREENE INC. complaints that Four others said they were fenc ed yard. Low down and 831-4039 VINCENT - S CARPENTRY Herald Stall Writer ORLANDO P. Smith IN of New York and Sanford hearing to be set 332-7401 (3OS)67),I54 week. assume mortgage. No Qualifying Land Clearing the open ditch will have water interior Trim. Paneling, Custom __________________________ reassessing their position and or 629-2162 REALTORS 196W Lake MOf'V Blvd Science Diet Foods, pet suppli ____________________________ the committee's ranking Rees ne , A second degree misdemeanor charge, . cessary, Hurry? Call Phyllis Used gutters, rain Is, Carpentry No job too small 373 63!) or 6-45 7333 Also frozen meats. Animal Haven standing in it and will be a the 10th could not be reached double sink Cappoqii The grand jury Indictments against cx, publican, Edward Hutchinson conspiring to violate the election laws by REALTOR associate 5 LiCensed & Bonded 323 677 with faucet, 1 Small window, few WE TAXE TRADES (..&A B3ckhoe Service Boarding Ken,,s, . mosquito spawning area. Adair for comment. 3223732. Sub.Contractors Altamonte Springs Mayor Lawrence Swof. shingle, blocks, chick en wire. of Michigan. distributing $400 evenly to Myers and ___________________________ Landclear,rq, septic said he Is checking plans tot al. 321 1 Rantoul Lone, One of those reassessing his CLIFF JORDAN ford may be hanging by a legal thread today Sanford. fill dirt, Rep. Trent Lott, H-Miss., Councilman Dan Dorfman, also remains for driv KITTENS_Imale, IfemaIeat3 If y submitted to the agency by the ew ays All kinds of thgglng. are in need of position, Rep. Delbert L. Latta . REALTOR. in the wake of dismissal of two key charges Ceramici mon ths old. Free to good home, a framing could not be reached for corn--the present. $311772 Coast Cress No. 1 plant 3279147 or 3733983 subcontr ac tor, Call BIG HAM. grass, developer, of oi, said in an interview Allis Cha lmer s combine No, against Swofford's former chief lieutenant. 3274799 after 4:30, __________________________ merit. Ipo. In throwing out the grand jury indictment MER CONST. C1RLES SANDMAN 543 6140. Opening Aug S. PALMETTO The "Carriage Cove" mobile morning: "I've always felt that Good COflditl. 3233.3*0. - __ Two of the four felony charges against Others on the committee who on perjury, Williams commented that he was Lawn Service ----'------------.-... CERAMICS, 9$ Hwy 17-92, park is inside the city of San. in order to impeach a president switched, said: "Well, we said they were reassessing CORBETI REAL ESTATE Iwo whe,l trailer; Corner table & 66 Altamonte Public WorksDirector Don Bundy DeS-art'. Free coffee, drawing Horses not aware Chief state Attorney investigator REALTOR two and taUe-s. matching, Wall Papering . Yard Clean Up, trim, anci mowing WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice ford. Sunland Estates is not you had to have direct evidence haven't cast I-Irs 95 66*5727. were thrown out Monday by Seminole Circuit Two Jack Fulenwider had been "elevated to the 0611791 DeB.ary ,_..... ''ghtstands ITablelamps service. Call us ANYTIME. that vote, but certheir opposition to impeachPresident Gerald H. Ford says County regulations prohibit Court Judge Voile Williams. and here the President was thinly you can't defend that one ment were Reps. Delbert L. he suspending his public dc. open ditches in residential ; sofa; Registered quarter horse IIII1e-.-17 position of state attorney:' a,., 3737121. after on rAUL SLATER furnishing the direct evidence particular charge...," Concrete . In the Swofford case, defense attrney Jim Latta of 11 1 -month$old, halter shown Tont igo I Professional Wallpaper Hanger WilliamILs said that Fulenwjder's cornWILSON MAIER FURpdiRE Ohio, Carlos J. Moor- fense of President Nixon subdivisions but go lad gq breeding, allow Mortgage To Assume himself." Latta appeared on the CBS head of California, I 41 Russ has gained an Aug. 15 hearing before Licensed Reildenliap, CommercIal Great op. Pen's Co"crJe Masonry mission as a notary public did not authorize Painting portunity for I H project antt BUY-SELL. TRADE Henry P. against impeachment in light of "swales" for drainage.' Fret estimates Ph 322 6173 Latta, asked if his vote had Morning News. .'str,a?.-s r looms, patios & drives William.s on a lengthy motion to Smith III of New York and the Nixon'sstatement that dismiss 311 313 E. First him 3 OR 1"2 B, C H, & carpet, to take sworn statements which could outstanding racing prospect, - . St 372 Mfl C.alp 2 t't$. old, Brick or stone planters, Patch and painting Sanford City Manager new cviwhich parallels many of the arguments raised Sandman told a news confer- committee's ranking Republi. denee (305) 771.7331 or (303)_147.31U. pav Street, and Wallpaperi . -.. -later be used in a perjury Lndict.'rient. ng No lob Ofl mor repair work 373 ________ 5197 Warren Knowles said today the Wel Drililn'' "may be damaging." too small Quality workmarship tgage under 1)50 No afyng ence that the transcript of a can, Edward Hutchinson of in Bundy's defense by former assistant state In dismissing the first count, violation of the WILL DO FENCE JOBS *579 or )3 $799, Ford said Monday he had not "finished product will not be a -. . .--. . 61A June '23, 1972 conversation re- Michigan. attorney Newman Brock. Feed elections laws, Williams said that he was CONCRETE WORK WANTED Explrienc,o&Rnso,sebl, WELLS DRILLED PUMPS seen the new evidence and ditch but a swale." -. -leased by Nixon Monday "is the Patios, Drives, Additions JOHN SAULS AGENCY Friday, Seminole County Court Judge PAINTING CONTRACTOR Rep. Trent Lott, H-Miss., was would stand unable to find any-thing alleged in the inSPRINKLER SYSTEMS JIM DANDY FEEDS WOrk fully guar artf eed "From what I know now," on his views that type of hard proof I believe is in his home sta te and nd $1 All typesa Harold Johnson dismissed conspiracy to -Days 322-7174 dlctment which was against the law, BUYDIRECTFROMBOXCAR -ves.373 Free es could not the President is innocent of y Knowles said, "it's nothing Broker WerepalraodsirviC necessary. I can see no escape be reached for comment. violate the state elections Laws against Gormiey'SE.I6.3nv33 Si Associate Household Goods Brock, who earlier engaged in a bitter $621707 ____________________________ Home Improvem.nti Close t Everything.. Yet Away From the Crowdi STIPIE MAcHINE & impeachable offense "until i people should get excited about. from this Information," Bundy, and Monday heard similar arguments Meanwhile, committee rnernhave squabble with Fulenwlder over Fulenwider's SUPPLY CO SACRIFICE Give Dreyfus a chance to finish reason to change them. Sandman said there is from Swofford's defense attorney, WanledtoBuy no bets who voted for impeach. Pest Control alleged unethical Joon'SF,it investigator)' techniques, Weather details Page 2A. "I have COU1C to tht' con- d." ?d 2 tath fom ObI, question in his mind but that th' ment said Nixon's action conJohnson today said he has reserved ruling Call Aller3om ?,tj Thurs * 3276432 ' today said he will press on to get the *, ART I)ROWf4 gang., beautiful yard. ___ __ Knowels said a report by City CASH 322 4)37 Pine 3fl17$3 on motions to dismiss other charges against transcript establishes an tin, firms their view. One of them, elusion that the public interest 9(N Winds Dr., Hidden Lake, Small 7541 Park Drive GOLDEN IOUCH'N SEW remaining charges against Bundy dropped. For used furniture, appliances Welding peachable offense under the Rep. M. Caldwell Butler, H-Va,, is no longer served by repetition Engineer Mack LaZenby, who &*tt.atsume$32.ngQmfg.$pc, Swofford and Seminole County Zoning Board ' '3 6465 HOMES OF DISTINCTION toolS, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items. "I'm going to file motions to suppress all MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM of my previously expressed inspected the drainage work Like new. Lived in ii me. Miji silt In sewing cabinet, repossessed Member Richard flanks pending further Jim Rowe Pest Con trol Larry's Mart, 31 3 Sanford Ave. first article of impeachment said Nixon's statement "makes ndex Replacement wind ow statements (made to FWemi') because s, Carpory, Singer's best model, winds bobbin GENERAL WELDING Of once. OWNER. Ph. 3237725 Lirg Woodid Lots Screen Enclosures, Gutters, 7626Ir,isA voted by the committee - the me a little more comfortable belief," Ford declared in a pm over the weekend at the request arguments by the defense, TRAILER REPAIRS in n'achlne, Fully automatic, Pay the questioning violated the Fifth and 1 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Awni,sqs, Siding Free estimates pared sta tement. of Trot. shows no violation of 372 Paved Sfr*,f 323.900 No Qualifying, 3 bdrm., )., b,ffi balance one charging obstruction of jus. with my vote," Thai of Swofford, Bundy and flanks $75 or 10 payments gf Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution, prices paid, used, any condition. Ph. 475 7574. $l.I9sdown.$)fl Mo. ,petq Street Lights S SIdSW.gk g He said "the whole truth city approved plans or city U. tice in the cover-up of the county cow-t, which had been scheduled for Wa. 6445)74, Winter Park. as well as the Supreme Court's Miranda Around The Clock .........4A REALTY, REALTOR, mn30. Pet Care . Elsewhere in Congress, many should be the objective of the regulations, Room additions, patios. tergate break-in. this week and next week, has been postponed 1973 Singer g•g Decision on pie-trial statements," Brock Bridge ...................611 I. . doors & windows Installed , St ud ent would like unwanted TV's, T Frank D'Amico, Dreyfus WINDOW Homes B Asked whether he thinks the members said the President's (Impeachment) trial before the until the September term-If any of the 47 WASIIING college ST INN said. Mobile Homespainting interior, exterior. Free Calendar ...............2A to learn repair. Wlit pick up. 32p. construction coordinator, said Boarding & %tUdenl RealonablO Screens Drop In bobbin zig tag and 3 n.i, Senate would convict Nixon if statement increased the odds Senate." charges remain, Johnson said. es timate. 372 9J&. 0235. Included, Also In the detailed motion to dismiss charges Comics ................. 68 position. Like new conthteon, bedroom mobile h*e, with air 2'2iO for Nixon's impeachment and The the the entire project is on private mildew cleaning vice president issued solid __________ the House votes 135 7)5() In Bundy's circuit court hearing before against Swofford filed with the Clerk of the m.o.'sdillor,er and 750 gSIloit Crossword Puzzle 11 ZIA 311 newfor$U,batanC,o,ashor impeachment, statement two hours after Pr-es- property posted against I ta nk . 33Ø)4Q Sandman replied, "I can't see removal from office, Williams in Titusville, the judge dismissed S Payments of 1)0. New warranty, 69 ---Immm~I y iE_ t% SPmps.Coins Dear Abby ................7A Circuit Court, defense attorneys attacked not "lie's gone," said Rep. Joel ident Nixon released irantrespassing and contractors . LIST. YOU .8 how they cou ld do otherwise." count one, violation of the election laws, and I only the vagueness of the charges, but the Dr. ('rime ...............5A RETIREES DREAPV' . -_ % - -M 1 W. 25th Call Credit Dept SANFORD ~__ --- ----T. Broyhill, fl-Va., of Nixon. scripts showing he authorized, have been plagued with 1974 - . Sanford,, Fla. We Buy arid Sell GoiC and Silvrr j count three, perjury before F14m,,5oU 7 Berm, set --------. _. __ -..-. --.-the state ____ __ at. --constitutionality Dr. Lamb .................7A of the grand jury itself. ~ _I__-_ - ~ ----- - -- -_ p on ldk, SEWING CENTER - --9 Coins. Single or Sulk. SEMl'4Oi 307 A East Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, It. "This Is the end," said Rep. six days after the Watergate "hundreds of thousands of torney's office. 0 iffina, Take up pay ments or Call for Appointment 322-3103 Claiming the Indictments were based on 121 St,, Sanford n2-9411. E vies Pay 3 Calif., who carried themain Harold V. Froehlich, R-Wls, OMMM" nfl. 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S' '", ' sa ". -' - REALTY - -- ' - - at a .t Ford Quits Two Bundy Counts -i- '. next - 1% - - - - - 'De fe ns e • tanks, , - - Of Nixon '__, '. . .. .- . . -- .. ,. . At 7% ______ ' .- .. ___ _______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ - - __________________________ - C&tiiCde * Singer * '- _ - ._,, - I 72 - ._______ - in • - yIlwIIde Windows 41111111111111111111111111011 -_ ______ Groum.ng 110 4352 ~,-..~ ------~ ~_ 1_~ ......... ___i___ __R -------t -or. - 322n 261 . 3 1, w 9993' -` - -_ ........ - Hospital 2A . ; . Obituaries . ...........2A ; _- - _ Television 311 .T. r .................. - . . .........,.. __ ,i -1 burden of Nixon's defense lnhe kernel of support remained FBI from investigating cvi. which he attributes to "neighJudiciary Committee, said among the southern Democrats dence that Nixon re-election borhood kids." Monda': "After considerable who have long sided with Nixon, money was involved. "There is no fence around the Two other felony charges, conspiracy to commit perjury before the state attorney's office, and encouraging former city court. citinan Don Myer3 to he to the state at- illegally secured information In the first place, the motion argues that the grand jury Is unconstitutional because it excludes 18- year-old registered voters from membersJtjp i ~!-~_, ."'" __ ___ __~_. - Iz - _-:~___ - �2A--Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6, 1974 NIs ixon: Don' t Go Any Further Evening Herald POLICE BLOTTER Utihlt y Meet Attracts 2 5; Few Answers ' BYJORNA.SPOLSKI Associate Editor L a __________________ adjustment tax. Just about _________ --____ r and everything Jotinie E. Tanner, 7, of Box anything __________________________________________ • 254 Lake Monroe jailed Monday seemedtobethe answer, upto L.____________________________ . iv, _______________________________ Propane gas tank valued at m lieu of $8000 on charge Of Rep. Vrnce Fechtel R-Dist. anci including theft. The latter $16 stolen Monday from home assault with intent to 34) gave a party at the Sanford point was illustrated by the loss George J. Hoffnw, j of 304 mu th Civic ! i 4ft • Center Monday night of a sizeable quantity of oil wi W. 2nd SL Monday shocting of Willie and no one came. ____________ _______________ reported stolen from the Purse containing $11 stolen James Grimmage, 57, of Well, almost no one. Rep. Florida Power Corporation's ________________ Monday from home of Allene Apopka. me incident Fechtel and five power cornplant at Enterprise across Lake % Hoover, 63, of 309 Park Ave., pany experts were on hand. onroe from Sanford. This loss at Richard Allen St. Griznmage Sanford. They very nearly outnumbered 2 .s passed on to the customer. Corns valued at $150 stolen Is Li. the intensive care unit of those in the audience —25 of 'viI So was the $36 million spent ____ Monday from home of Tommie Florida Sou th Hospital where approximately 45,000 1. for a cooling creek at , FPL Jenkins of 1521 Mangostlne SPOkesIfltfl list his condition as customers in Seminole County, Turkey Point when the if f_' Ave. ____ most of whom have been Pollution Control Board ;4V Wire valued at reported release how many WOWId3 he screaming their heads off for the specifications. changed stolen from Vihien Electric Co. recei ved, some explanation for their high ose who came seeking For th Tools of wxieterrnlned value Monday after police found wire stolen ______ utility bills. an answer Ici the high cost of Monday from home ° in the home of a Winter Springs There is some question as to adjustments, the replies fuel Sammie illi W ams of 72 Salem man. Wire was believed whether those who attended left the panel were ambiguous V from in July. the meeting any better in many i nstances. Pipe valued at$1,SOo stolen on formed than their brothers who A small crowd was on hand for the question Cash totaling $25 'stolen Conversely, those who were and answer session exploring the high utility bills unknown date from Amick opted for a night in Monday f front of the paying attention did learn "fuel of MS. Construction of Orlando in television set. V.A. Speer, 65, ofhome 518 Park is synonymous After adjustment" 25 minutes of "ex- suggest Ave. the area Of Wekiva Hunt Dub t as soon as F der the impression that the acres near Florida Tech with "miscellaneous", a The panel was high powered. planatiins," the custhrs had catches up in that area its bills Garland Ramsey told police off Wekiva Trail. The answers often less than their chance, fuel adjustment tax could be University near Oviedo, 650 collection of odds and ends. will he gave $140 and his truck to a also be lower. Not so. It la id squarely at th Truck of Nicholas Enderle, '!uminating. e doorstep of a cres in New Smyrna, and According to Florida Trend, does FPC (rlorlda seems that the customer will the friend to go to Orlando to pick 22, of 684 Orange A,caught fire Veneiuela oil companies, a additional Included on the panel were power Corp.)charge more than acreage in in a listing of Florida's 50 UP some auto parts, after the Monday night and Altamonte Dr. Jay Kennedy, first Of 811 have to shoulder the line preached not only Florida FPL( by the Altamonte Sprinrs. leading non-financial firms by Flor a Power and id burden (if building the new power companies but by man disappeared, and Ramsey firemen blame the blare n a 1ubhc Srvtce ('u!IIinl&sIun; Ml of th came I rem e nioney itt' sales and revenues cuniparing learnied he had left 11* state' facilities and that alone will various elected officials as in the electrical wiring. Bud Fowler, Florida Power well, stockholders and none of It 72 with '73, Florida Power and Police located the truck at. short The question was imincrease his electric bill Estimate of damage to truck Corp; Buck by Oven, Florida Dept. med iately t urned Later it developed that the came from regulated funds. We light reported sales of $714 McCoy Jetport in Orlando, but was $l )0. arount to approxi mately 16 per cent, power compa nies are also in- didn't have any of the million and is rated fif th in the of Pollution Control; Robert explain why FPL charges less were unable That led the audience to vesting in real estate, locate to Delmas Dale Flatt, 44, of isis Pat terson, Florida Gas Corn- than FPC. Stripped regulatory bodies object to state; Florida Power Corp., of its wonder if there were any other unidentified man who had Park A ve., Jailed Monday in pany, and Scott Burns, Florida technical Jargon Patterson of Florida Gas said these Investments," said $255 million, 16th; Florida Gas borrowed the answer 'hidden costs' built into wt Power and Light. lieu of $500 on charge of the fuel $ million had been spent in the Patterson. Nor was there any Co., $l million, 26th. seemed to be that FPL has adjustment tax. Well, Auto battery valued at $25 yes, and battery. past three years for new sup. mention made of drilling for Panel members each spoke more advanced technology The profits of these same stolen Monday from home, of Kennedy, admitted. it includes plies of natural gas. "And In the gas on the real estate, JOW Perkins, 18, of 53 Castle for approximately five minutes including nuclear facilities and the three companies for 73 and COSt Of the fuel AND the cost last five to six years, Delbert E. McBride, 55, of M Brewer Court Jailed Monday in at the outset and tried to touch is able to pass this savings of delivering it to other plants. acquisition has been made of Their appetites whetted the their rankings in the top 50 are: Palmetto Ave. lieu of $10,000 bond on charges on the economics related to the along to the customer. Previously most Seminole 4,500 acres of land south of audience returned to the FPL $106 million, first; FPC, Of robbery and possession of increased mon thly bills. Well, that woul of what other items $44 million 4th; Florida Gas Auto belonging to John sto d seem to County residents had been Orlando (The R.anchlands), 450 question len motor vehicle. SpoLki, associate editor of me might be included in the fuel Co., $16 million, 12th. Ernest Reed, 38, of 1 W. Evening Perald, exploded SOn.,,u 'i~~ 1 N AnON ri, • ___________________ __________ IN BRIEF ___ _______ ___ •. , ____ - — - Nixons Cruise Potomac _______ ____ _____ - _____ ____ _ ' _____ _ ________ - - ___________ '1 ! _________ • ___ ___________ . _____ ___ ... _____ - a. ___ •. _____ ____ ____________ WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon and his family went for a cruise on the Potomac River about an hour after Nixon made his latest Watergate disclosure. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the President, the First Lady, daughters Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower and sonnaw David Eisenhower boarded the yacht Sequoia at around 5:30 p.m. EDT, about an hour earlier than dinner cruises usually begin. Nixon had earlier discloed that days after the June 17, 1972, Watergate break-In he had discussed ways of limiting public exposure of the involvement In the break. in of persons connected with his re-election campaign. j • _____ ' 4. - Colson: Delay Disbarment RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Former presidential aide Charles W. Colson has asked the Virginia Supreme Court to postpone action on petitions for his disbarment. Colson's lawyer filed papers Monday asking a delay until Colson is out of prison &id can personally defend himself against disbarment action taken by the state Bar Association, Colson, former special counsel to President Nixon, was sentenced to one to three years in prison in June after pleading guilty to obstruction of justice in the Pentagon papers trial of Daniel Ellsberg. - Priest Most Distrusted - Monday night in front of the 13th SL,Jailed Monday in lieu of City Gets Herald office on French Avenue $1,000 bond on charge of after it was struck by anOUW possession of firearm by a car. There were no in juries in convicted felon. Dallas Era Wright,, the accident and Spoiski was not in the car when the incident Oakhurst Ave., Altamonte occurred. Police charged Springs, jailed Monday in lieu $5,000 on charge of buying, % Myrtle Dalton Dunlap, 50, of Revenue careless driving and jy under the Influence of alcohol. Police said her car receiveti $100 damages and Spoiski's car was destroyed. Advocate ptO'ty, I - trusted him the least. The Rev. Joseph O'Bren refused to say who fired the shots which killed two women hostages and wounded him in the chest during the bloody gunbattle in the main prison yard Saturday night. "These will be court cases," he said. Two of the three inmates who held 16 hostages after an armed takeover of the prison library Consumer asse 149 Country Club Circle with receiving and concealing stalm UUNTSVIU.E, Tex. (AP) The Roman Catholic prison chaplain wounded in the Texas State Prison .thootout says that of all their hostages his convict captors r In ^n C on July 24 also died as they tried to escape, including ringleader Fred Gomez Carrasco. Authorities said Carrasco, serving life for assault to murder a San Antonio police officer, and Rodolfo Dominguez committed suicide. _f 0 I%& Sanford city commissioners, wrestling with an saa,o Ut list" to balance the city's 1974TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) ByJEAN PATON Three Juvil 7 operatingcosts 30 to 40 per cent IM es arrested mill ,on Operating Public Service Commlsslonei City Manager Harry Hug said After a public hearing Herald Stall Writer Monday for possession of a 1974 more. In addition, buildin budge were told Monday that Bi y Mayo g stabilization fees would be used rezoning of the property for ll today urged the Dodge, stokn r County revised estimates of state Grindle projectiors for addIflo to the to settle the unpaid bills, He development Of a rental trailer Joint Legislative Auditing CASSELBERRY Dodge, Orlando. Turned over t revenue sharing funds show an Council plant are not realistic In the explained the city had had little park, Committee to name a Public d the Orange County Division of of adopted a $9 million sewer and face of the increased cost of experience with utilities request on thturned $111,000 increase for the city, water bond Jewelry and cash valued at grounds there advocate as quickly as possible. k e issue Youth Monday night building materials and the operations prior to the purchase would not be adequate access to $440 stolen early today by a Mayo said a letter to Sen. City Manager Warren and was faced with hiking current builckng slump. Knowles sa masked, a rmed of the CASSUCO (City of the proposed park, nor was George Firestone, D.Mlami and id the new estimate utility rates at least 14 per cent Projects the city will receive i thec Henann pointed out that Casselberry the home of Jack W. Harris, 48, Winter Springs and South there adequate provision made n committee ChairnlaJl that the oming fiscal year. althou gh stabilization charges Seminole U li n year in state Of 216 c1 No ti ti advoca te is needed to ad in es Co.) plant a for sewerage trea ent, City Fiscal Agent Harvey will be deposited in the tm revenue sharing funds. Injuries or arrests. little m t ha n a o. A petition by Henann of rate hikeappli. presented a revised fund, in order to provide W. Jay Bared, Commissioners, in their first proJJon for Stereo and tools valued at Altalorna, Ortarxlo, arr of 1510 "We did not ow how to property cations by three of Florida'j In the Ie for the ested fcr budget work Session, plant addjUoj these moneys adequatly budget didn't during the 30year flowida $245 stolen Monday from home cfrlving under the influence for four major 'rhe area uUlitLea ft w prfsent period of the are at antidpated to be required department, and this is an old council objecting to ed t The first PSC rate hearing is Indicate how the "windfall" will bond issue. He said a 30 per cent Of John Wyatt, 26, Of 2654 SR 434 and Bell St., Tuesday be used Of e th to U it will Magnolia Ave. be deposited in the capital system which has cost more to development of the rental scheduled or Aug. 13 in St. Pemorning. Posted $ bond, of the items in the mean some rate increase would be needed Improvements fund and thus upgrade than anticipated," trailer park. terstxirg and the public advo. "Cut list" will at this point to bring the utility the stabilization lt be left in the budget. charges have explained Hug. cate should be present at that The site plan revlewr,)MD not been included In the Howe ver Commlss er A.A. department's accounts current, not Council's decision on the rate Partnership's Land hearing, Mayo said. i.akes projected a 14 per Operating revenues, hikes will come during budget condominium development was McClanahan cited Increased cent rate increase In 1975; a The public advocate position Utilities Director John Lane citizen complaints that the drop to a 10 per sessions of council in the not concluded Monday night, was created by the 1974 legislacent increase said he was aware his depart. comi ng two months, ture to Present the pu blic's side and will be continued tonight at leash law Isn't being adequately for the period 1976.1978; and a ment was operating in the red in rate hike applications pend. In other action, council 8in the Casselberry fi re tjog enforced with two fwtherdroptoaneightpert and he had a "pile of unpaid denied the petition for an. The city dogcatchers andthe saidpresent he'll push increase In ins. and s striving ing before the PSC. AUGLISTS, 4 bills" in his office. Marshall D. Diamantara, for additional personnel, nexation and rezoning to reach an for agreemein "The need for the public adRevenue from the utilities Lake Mary "However, as long as we need requested by Leonard sha vacate ng ri e c th os dr is urgent today because t of aining tte ADMISSIONS Karen W. Coleman, MaltlaJ authorized Commissioners have already plant would probably be 15 per chemicals for the water, I'm Casselberry for his property Land O'Lakes Cwistructlon of property which of the double-barreled costs of Mary Williams, Altamcnte enlarged dog pound but design cent less than anticipated for going to order chemicals," off Lake Drive near the mas ter rising infl a tion lies astride the this city's year, said Henann, and Lane stated. and oil," Mayo Sanford: 11 and construction has been held Seminole Turf Club. the drainage said. "1 can only hope that system . Mabel VanderWyden up by other city projects In. committee will act as swiftly as Alfred P. Horton BIRTHS eluding a new fire station on t can to enable the new ap. Ann E. Miller U.S. 17.92 north of Lake Mary pointee the advantage of being Melinda Young Mr. & Mrs. Johneli Scott, a Boulevard. ed In these cases from the involv Jessie H. Miller boy, Lake Monroe "The control program Wo beginning," John F. Wetzel A isn't effective now," The auditing cornznitt& is exCaroline Manley D19CHARG McClanahan said. "We're not ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Taylor (Ret.) who served as feasible at- this time," F!oyd council meeting will present a pected to meet later this month Mary McCay doing the job late at night Two local politicos are openly campaign manager for former said. noting that neIther Myers budget message, recom- to name the new advocate, EISZIOf Ramsay Sanford: early in the morning." Seeking appointments to two Mayor Lawrence Swofford last nor Taylor will be given mending that the city decline Tamara Chambers Commissioners agreed to city posts Tamara Chambers the office of year, have approached him preferential Is' Kelvin Ba iley meet in budget sessions Comptroller and the newly. seeking the jobs. treatment for the Engineer Bill Palm's recotnHulon F. Hale Mattle M. Montgomery Jobs when they are fillet Wedaesday and flairaday at 4 crea ted personnel director Job. rnendation to up sewer rates 44 Gordon C. Fort Floyd, noting he has the Mary M. Frazier "If they are qualified they per cent. Palm recommended p.m., following nextMonday's 7 Mayor Samuel Martin Norman Floyd in an authority to appoint both would Wiltha Mae Drummer have to stand in line with some months ago that water p.m. regular meeting and at 4 interview with The Herald Oliver E. Positions Arthur R. Readies ithout council other applicants being con. rates also be rai sed. p.m. Aug. 13 a today admitted that former action, said he has nd 15. Dwayne P. III refused to sidered," he Judi th B. Harrison, Deland Henry said. Jeiks me city budget must be councjlma Donald Myers, who act on the requests. Ficyd said today he wi ll urge Bernice M. Malmgren, Myers resigned July 2 in rates remain th josePh ready for a public hearing resigned his office one month e same iiulde Beicastro "Eve though council DeLand protest scheduled Aug. 19. of new financial the city, but increased slightly ago, and Planning and Zoning approved the personnel disclosure law, Phyllis F. Shlpmen, DeLand Mary E. Stelnmeyer to reflect actual costs outside Ifl Official actions Monday the Board Chairman Col. Bill director slot, I don't think Mary G. Vanderhoff, DeBary Mrs. Henry Collins, and boy commission: it Is Floyd at tonight's city the city. ST. PETERSBURG Fla, Iva D. Watson, DeBary f Inez Bacon -'--Set an Aug. 26 public (AP) Public Service CornFloyd is also Jacquetta Davidson, DeBary David Martin hearing on a proposed airport report that nearly M,000 in missioner Paula Hawkins said Edna M. Comly, DeBary Andrea E. Wallace Zoning board ordinance. today she would ask the PSC to advance connection fees Jean Holland, Longwood Don Wilson —Authorized City Atty order Florida Power Corp. of i Proposed sewer system Charles Harp, Longwood Marshall D. Djmanta ra, Vernon Mire to prepare an panslon were collected and St. Pe tersburg to show cause Eileen Dalton, Deltona Lake ordinance requiring all conSpent LONGWOOD A Land noxious orders from septic tank said the city could possibly save several by the city over e past why the fm's fuel adjustment Frank Krivicicti, Deltona Mrs. Travis Hodge, an boy years. charges should not be repealed. tractors doing business in Avenue resident, "provoked" seepage into the flood waters some money by contracting Catherine Harty, Orange City Sorrento Sanford to register with the by contin ua l flooding of her and mosquito infestation. the Last year city officials at a The charge was originally In. Herkey Lc scott, Lake Leon Arth ur, Orange City Job Itself, but the pipes and heari City. th propt'y, has ng wi urged that the federal officials at stituted by the firm wi thout Monroe "We have had enough. The other materials needed for Jessie M. Delto —Reappointed Dr. Robert city "be turned the Lyman High School denied tha t public hearings, Mrs. Hawki ns over to the city 'must find the time and proje ct will be costly. Rosemond and Joe Baker to county so we may live a money to make our safety the city had accepted any ad. sa id at a news conference. four year terms on the Sanford peacef Council in work session vance sewer connection ul life wi thout worry," permanent," se said. She said the charge should be Monday night Airport Authority. repealed pending an extensive P-iising city officials and The council discussed in ways of funding the project —Approved road and employes for attempting t,o detail flood relief PSC investigation and public drainage changes In "The and drainage ranging from direct assessment hearings. alleviate the flooding which for the land Avenue-Credo, on the properties involved to the Ar bors" planned " People simply cannot afford unit caused two neighboring Grant Street area with city paying development south of Airport duplexes fun costs through a to be va ca ted, to pay these high fuel adjust. Engi neer A. E. O'Neall, who loan, — Blvd. and east of U.S 17-02, The ArtJltx Jolly of 586 Land Ave. repeated that costs for ment charges," she said In a $5 million jrojei.t will have sa The Land Avenue homes id her home providing drainage in the a-tea began flooding a news release, "I want thess Ye1?rrd,-% AUGUSTS 2,185 dwelling Units year ago after 'n t AUG.11, th% utility companies "torture chamber" with bDtal more than $100,000. 69 lotte *% 3901 fl inch to prove ut lie duplex construction in former siriji Inc., noon, Cavalier Alcoholics Anonymous they are not generating o ran ye%?erdy, J -,-, addi. water holding areas Restaurp:1 was ap. Pay nt cloudy through Women's Group, Holy Cross tional revenue over what they proved. "Water from the heavy with catteq,d thundershow,rs Episcopal Church are havi ng to pay for increases Alcoholics Anosymouz, open Ho, 400 Magnolia Ave. 2.3 rams used to go Into the low mainly during afternoon in their fuel costs," ,, meeting, Holy Cr Episcopal ar where the duplezes now to iou. 0s. L.Owi tonight in the l to Church, Parish House, 400 stand," Mrs. Jolly said today, mid 7. .Atly Iovth TAMPA, Pta. (AP) and South Wn Your fcrcement bars for a 12-year dent and memberOf the board "Now the w4ndS 10 to IS mph gusty n AUG 12 Magnolia Ave., water William stands In the ear steel companies and four corn- period from 1960.72, ana of dfrc dl'flini$hj $ Akcbolks Anonymous closed pa-ny officials have been Instreet and on ether lands," sle flight Rain PrtabHity Accused of the Sheroan anti. Sunday Ilernid SO per cent Lje Steel Co. of St. said. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal dicted on federal charges of "' Wednesday, 70 per Cent trust violations were: 1''Ste D.iIv 'mci Sunda Louis, Mo. and David L. HoffChurch Parish House, 400 plot ting to distribute contracts, p.m., Aitamonte Civic The developer of the six tOflOht. ctc.pt and —Bethlehem Steel Corp. of EtCfldCd Florida man, district manager for an Magno lia Ave.. 8-9 p.m. outlook D.'-by The 54n1O!'O Herald, Inn(& Room 3. Open to anyone with resulting in higher prices for duplexes, pointed to by Mrs. Tuesday Bethlehem, Pa., and Richard Tampa. through Saturday.-. N I lenCh Ave. eating problem. building materials. Jolly, has donated $2,000 to the pH' and evening 5ho E. Vofland, product supervisor AUGUST 12-Il and JZlfl —o Steel Co. of Florida in city to pay what the developer (atq,d thnd,q,5 ove most indictment, returned by i in Tampa, O '.tac I1h tempea-at,j,es Registration for first-time federal Jacksonville. mid considers his he of the% grand jury Monday, to AUG. 9 Pottage PAd .,, —Florida Steel Corp. of Tam. students aILymanJflgh& ana tows motill y in 7 .%fllOrU. cr The Ind1c(mnt allegv'z that drainage costs. clsi ms the de ts t ;1 fendan D'yton faith tides for Sunshine Xlwaah CI* 7 9 am. to 2 p.m School begins n- Pa ;EdwaLP w.i ythe defendan ts conVired toal. A MSdav_fteghI)1a3,11.p spired to aHomte m uphasbeenInperaj a.m., Cavalier Mo Inn. ctrscts reSept. 3. prexl&nt and Frank W. Hun- locate Specl1i '.crpt Rat by Carr ier l 4.4, am, S.OJ pm, Port qifrij the e of steel rein- sberger a former vice p*. Participants than a month. pm t r 525 aO " ' - In r , ' HOSPITAL NOTES -Seek ltamonte — Jobs — Paula Hits Adjustment C. Charges — Longwood Flood ng Hit — _________ CALENDAR WEATHER n•(yj 4 Steel Companies Indicted _ — me noon ' Ye It WASHINGTON (AP) — Nixon repeatedly had denied "Now, on the Investigation, tion, analyzed and agreed to by on. Haldeman said the money Nixon: "Pressure from Mit. "Don't go any further into this knowledge of any high-level in.. you know the Democratic W. used for the break-in was chell?" White house counsel John case, period!" volvement in Watergate or any break-in thing, we're back in Dean III, "that the only way to "directly traceable" from Nix. Haldeman: "Apparenti;." That was President Nixon's participation in a Cover-up of the problem area because the solve this, and we're set up on campaign contributors Nixon: "Oh, Mitchell. Mitindirect order to the FBI after the scandal. FBI Is not under control, be. beautifully to do it ... is for us to through campaign finance chief chell was at the point unirtel1i. he learned federal agents were The 46 pages of newly re- cause (acting FBI Director L. have (Deputy CIA Director Maurice H. Stans and his Fl- gible)." on the verge of discovering leased transcript include por- Patrick) Gray doesn't exactly Vernon A.) Walters call Pat nance Committee to Re-elect Haldeman: "Yeah." what he already had been told: tions of three meetings between know how to control it, and they Gray and just say, 'Stay the hell the President. Nixon: "All right, fine. I tin. The Watergate break-in six Nixon and presidential Chief of have — their investigation is out of this.,." Nixon suggested the contrib.. derstand it all. We won't sec. days earlier had been corn- Staff 1111. Haldeman on June now leading into some proNixon's top aide advised the utors could tell the agents a orid-guess Mitchell and the rest. initted by the President's men. 23, 1972 — six days after the ductive areas — because plan would work because it false story about the money, but Thank God it wasn't (special Tape transcripts made public break-in at Democratic head- they've been able to trace the wasn't unusual for the spy Haldeman cautioned, "men presidential counsel Charles on Monday also show Nixon was quarters in the Watergate Of. money — not through the mon. agency to "put the hold on" FBI we're relying on more and more W.) Colson." told his campaign director, lice Building. ey itself — but through the bank investigations that threatenel people all the time. That's the John N. Mitchell, apparently At the outset of a wide-rang- sources — the banker, to expose covert CIA operations problem, and they'll stop if we The President then ordered knew about the intelligence- ing political strategy discussion "And, it goes in some dl- and "the FBI agents who are could take this other route." Haldeman to call in Helms and gathering scheme in advance regarding the ongoing rections we don't want it to go." working the case .., feel that's "All right," the President Walters of the CIA and "play it .indpressured subordinates "to presidential campaign, Haldeman said Mitchell had what It is.,, said. tough. That's the way they play get more Information." Haldeman told the President: caine up with a recommnendaUnder questioning from NixHaldeman: "And you seem to it, and that's the way we are think the thing to do is to get going to play it. them to stop?" later in the conversation, • Nixon: "Right. Fine." when They discusse'l how to get tell telling Haldeman w ha t to the CIA officials , Nixon adCIA Director Richard Helms to vised, "Don't lie to them to the go along with the plan, and extent pro. extent to say there is no inNixon suggested, \i but jwity this is a tected Helms from one hell of a comedy of errors, without lot of things," He added that exposing E. getting into it. The President Howard Hunt Jr., a retired believes that it is going to open the w hole Bay of Pigs th ing up clandestine officer of the CIA, again. WASHINGTON (AP) — Here erroneous. This was a serious The J une 23 tapes clearly may f urther damage my case, as a Wate rgate conspira tor is the text of a written state- act of omission for which I take show, however, that at the time especially because attention would uncover "a lot of hanky"And ah, because these merit issued Monday by Presi. full responsibility and which I I gave thcse instructions I also will be drawn separately to it panky that we have nothing to people are plugging for (unindent Nixon: deeply regret, discussed the political aspects rather than to the evidence in do with ourselves." telligible) and that they should I have today instructed my Since the Supreme Court's of the situation, and that I was its entirety. In considering its Nixon apparently was refer. call the FBI in and (unintelli. attorneys to make available to decision 12 days ago, I have or. aware of the advantages this implications, therefore, I urge ring to Hunt's role in the Bay of gible) don't go any further into the House Judiciary Corn- dered my counsel to analyze the course of action would have that two points be borne in Pigs invasion of Cuba and this case, perl'4" inittee, and I am making pub- 64 tapes, and I have listened to a with respect to limiting possible mind, perhaps other, still-classified lie, the transcripts of three con- number of them myself. This public exposure of involvement The first of these points is to exploits of the romantically in. Just before Haldeman and versations with H. R. H.alde- process has made it clear that by persons connected with the remember what actually hap- dined American spy domestic aide John D. Ehrlich. man on June 23, 1972. 1 have portions of the tapes of these re-election committee. pened as a result of the instruc. "Well, what the hell, did Mit- man met with the spy agency also turned over the tapes of June 23 conversations are at My review of the additional Lions I gave on June 23. Acting chell know about this (break-in chiefs earl)' that afternoon, the thiie conversations to Judge variance with certain of my tapes has, sci far, shown no President spoke to his chief of oth- Director Gray of the FBI did Conspiracy)?" Nixon said. Sirica, as part of the process of previous statements, er major inconsistencies with con. rdinate with Director Helms Haldeman: "I think so. i staff again. my compliance with the Su. Therefore, I have ordered the what I have previously sub- and Deputy Director Walters of don't Only a brief portion of the think he knew the details. preme Court ruling. transcripts be) made mitted. While I have no way at the CIA. The CIA did undertake but I think he knew." tape of that nine-minute meet. On April 29,in announcing mny available Immediately to the this stage of being certain that an extensive Was 1':! check to see hs tb \VLitNixon: "He didn't know how it ing decision to make public the Judiciary Committee so that there will not be others. I have whether any of its covert activ- was going to be handled though House. original set of White House they can be reflected In the no reason to believe that there ities would be compromised by — with (campaign contributor transcripts, I stated that "as committee's report, and in. will be. a full FBI investigation of Wa- Kenneth) Dahlberg and the Ad far as what the President per. eluded in the record to be In any case, the tapes in their tergate. Texans and so forth? Well, wno sonally knew and did with re- considered by the House and entirety are now In the process Deputy Director Walters then was the asshole that did? Is it gard to Watergate and the coy- Senate. of being furnished to Judge reported hack to Mr. Gray that (G. Gordon) Liddy? Is that the erup Is concerned, these mateIn a formal written statement Sirica. He has begun what may they would not be corn- fellow? He must be a little ria.ls — together with those al' on May 22 of last year, I said be a rather lengthy process of promised. On July 6, when I nuts!" ready made available — will that shortly after the Watergate reviewing the tapes, passing on called Mr. Gray, and when he Haldeman: "He Is." tell it all," break-in I became concerned specific claims of executive expressed concern about tinNixon: "I mc.an he just isn't Shortly after that, In May, I about the possibility that the privilege on portions of them, proper attempts to limit his in. well screwed on is he? Is that made a preliminary review of FBI investigation might lead to and forwarding to the Special vestigation, as the record the problem?" some of the 64 taped conversa- the exposure either of unrelated Prosecutor those tapes or those shows, I told him to press ahead Haldeman: "No, but he was Chicago, flL—A free offer of spetions subpoenaed by the special covert activities of the CIA, or portions that are relevant to the vigorously with his in. under pressure, apparently to ciii interest to those who hear but prosecutor. of sensitive national security Watergate investigation. vestigation — which he did. get more Information, and as he do not understand words has been Among the conversations I matters that the so-called announced by Bettone. A nonIt is highly unlikely that this The second point I would urge got more pressure, he pushed operating listened to at that time were two "plumbers" unit at the White review will be completed In is that model of the smallest the evidence be looked at the people harder to move Beltone aid ever of those of June 23. Although I House had been working on, be. time for the House debate. made will be It in its entirety, and the events be harder —" given absolutely free to anyone reccgnized th$ these presented cause of the CIA and plumbers' appears at this stage, however, looked at In perspective, rcoueztiug it. potential problems, I did not connections of some of those in.. that a House vote of --"-'"'' CtId for this non-operating impeach- Whatever mistakes I made in inform my staff or my counsel volved. model now Wear it in th e pniacy ment is, as a practical matter, the handling of Watergate, the Good Yesterday of it, or those arguing my case, of your own home to see bow tiny I said that I therefore gave virtually a foregone conclusion, basic tru th remain s that when Better Today hearing help can be. It's ours to nor did I amend my submission instructions that the FBI should and that the issue will therefore all the facts we re brought to my ____________________ keep, free. The actual ailwelghs to the Judiciary Committee in be alerted to coordinate wi th go to trial in the Senate. In or- attention I insisted on a full less than a third of an ounce, and order to include and reflect it. the CIA, and to ensure that the der to ensure that no other siginvestigation and prosecution of it's all at ear level, in one unit. No _______ _ I At the time, I did not realize investigation not expose these nilicant relevant materials are wires lead from body to head. those guilty. I am firmly conFor Free Estimate the extent of the implications sensitive national security mat- withheld, I shall voluntarily These models ar.' tree, so we vinced that the record, in its Ca ll322.6390 Cll which these conversations ters. suggest you write for yours now. furnish to the Senate everything entirety, does not Justify the might now appear to have. As a Again, we repeat, thereisno cwt, That statement was based on from these tapes that Judge extreme step of impeachment SANRD HEATING and certainly no obligation. Thou. result, those arguing my case, my recollection at the time — Sirica rules should go to the and removal AND of a President. I sands have already been mijd, as well as those passing some Il months later — plus Special Prosecutor. trust that as the Constitutional AIR CONDITIONING so write today to Dept. .S9 9 judgment on the case, did so documentary materials and I recognize that this addition- process goes forward, this Reltone Electronics,, 4201 W%'k2 09 S. Sanford Ave. with information that was in- relevant public testimony of al material I torts Street, Chicago, III. 60646. Sanford am now furnishing perspective will prevail. complete and in some respects those involved. Is Text of N ixon S Statement On Watergate ere ________ Longwood — Energy Hearings To Start Tuesday, August 6,1974-3A a a' DENVER (AP) — Seeking ways to make the nation less dependent on foreign oil, the Federal Energy Ad- ministration opens a series of public hearings today on developing the nation's own energy wealth. The Denver meetings will consider the coal, oil shale and uranium riches of the Rocky Mountain states. The Denver hearings and nine more scheduled later this summer and fall in other cities are to help the FEA create a blueprint for the Nixon administration's crash program In energy selfsufficiency. Reinecke Wont Resign SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Lt. Coy. Ed Reinecke announced after a meeting with Gov, Ronald Reagan that he still has no intention of resigning until his formal sentencing oil a perjury cht'rge. Reineck e, 50, said he explained his position In the 27minute session on Monday and that Reagan "was delighted at the answers and wished me well." Reinecke said Reagan "felt U. he was perhaps misunderstood" in his comment last Friday that it would be in the best interests of the state If Reinecke quit now. Reinecke is to be sentenced Aug. 30 In Washington. He was found guilty July 27 of lying to the Senate Judiciary Committee in July 1972 about when he told then Atty. Con. John N. Mitchell about an ITT offer to underwrite the GOP national convention in San Diego. - WORLD IN BRIEF Battle Rakes Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Despite the Cyprus cease. fire, a three-hour battle flared up Monday night between Greek and Turkish Cypriots In the eastern port of Famagusta. A spokesman for the United Nations peacekeeping force said Greek Cypriot troops apparently ambushed Turkish Cypriots who had left Famagusta's medieval fort, where they had been under siege for several days. Other Turks came to the ambushed refugees' aid with covering gunfire, the spokesman said. Casualty figures were not available. Mayor On A-Bomb HIROSHIMA, Japan (AP) — The mayor of Hiroshima, the Japanese city whose name 29 years ago became a synonym for nuclear devastation, demanded today that the world scrap its nuclear arsenals and free mankind of "the awesome threat of suicidal ruin," Mayor Setsuo Yamada spoke at ceremonies commemorating the approximately 65,000 victims of the world's first atomic attack, on Aug. 6, 1945. A second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, arid Japan surrendered five days later, Australian Parliament Opens SYDNEY, Australia (AP; — The first Joint session of Australia's Parliament begins today, called by Prime Minister Cough Whitlam to work on the country's devastating inflation currently 20 per cent annually -, and widespread labor unrest. Whitlain called the Senate and House together after the upper house rejected several key pieces of his two-month-old Labor government's Iegislativ. package. His party commands a 9542 majority in the Joint session, - Julie Andrews Adopts Viet LONDON (AP) — Stage and film star Julie Andrews and her husband, Blake Edwards, have adopted a a 5. ,,ear-old Vietnamese girl orphaned by the Indochina War, You're Never Too Old To Hear Better ,' How's Your News IQ ? Associated Press News Quiz Editor's note: How much do you remember about the news of the world? This weekly quiz will help you find out. II you score fewer than five correct answers, you had better read the paper a little more carefully. 11 you get eight or more right, you rate an "A." 1. In an historic vote, the House Judiciary Committee approved the first article of tinpeachment against President Nixon, charging the President with: (a) obstruction of justice; (b) using federal tax money to Improve his private homes; (C) the "Saturday Massacre" of last year, when the President fired Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox. 2. 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India's Parliament heard sharp attacks on the US. following allegations tiat: (a) the U.S. tried to prevent India from developing the atomic bomb; American Embassy offidais insulted Prime Minister Indira Gandhi; (C) a World Health Organization malaria rese&rch project was really an American project for research in germ warfare. conducted his personal (man. 8. The British government cial affairs In a manner dc. announced: (a) an increase In meaning his high office; (c) the Queen's annual salary; (b) failed "repeatedly" to carry out plans to rebuild the Tower of his constitutional oath and duty London; (c) plans to nationalize to uphold the nation's laws. shipping industries. 3. The third and last article of 9. 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See your Chevy dealer right now for year-end saving on his instndc selection of 197-I Chevrolet cars and trucks. Chevrolet wants to sell cars, you want to save inoney. l'hat's why Chevrolet's Year-End Savings Plait makes sense for America. - i-- -- �OPINION Evening Herald Eveni*tngir E Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6,1974,1974-4A to' 4 It JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Incumbent Senators Want Foes Off Stump' WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Sen. Robert Dole sa ys that if he has to spend October at a Senate impeachment trial uf President Nixon, his Democratic opponent in November's election also should be there, leader said. "We don't expect it to go over until "I think you've got to make a contingency "They wouldn't want you out campaigning," next year. Between November and January, plan, as unpalatable as that might be," said Sen. he added. they would have ample time to catch up.,, Peter Dominick, R-Colo. "You can't afford to not Dole, however, WliS seeking to deal with a be Though 24 seantors are running, more than here." problem that is facing 24 of the 100 senators. ha lf of them are considered strong favorites. "I'd prefer to move the Senate to Colorado," Although "With th e possibility of an extended trial, those They are running for re-election th is fall, liticians worry, they proba1y he said. "When you get out West, people would won't sufferallaspo who are potential Jurors ought to be there," the much from being away as the 10 Under the present impeachment schedule, the prefer to see you at home Instead of In Kansas Republican said in an interview. Washing. who have more difficult races, seven ton." , trial would be starting in the weeks th 19 Immocratic ivuuer nave talKed of Inviting epu cans HeputUcansandUir ee Democrats. election, limiting them to Sunday campaIgnij g However, Sen. George McGovern, D.SD., sena tors elected In November to watch th e at the most. facing perhaps the toughest fight of any Besides Dominick, Dole and McGovcn, they proceedings in caie the trial runs Into the new Democratic Incumbent, thinks the voters will Congress. are Republican Sens. Henry Bellman of Okla. In the meantime, their opponents would be understand. homa, Milton R. Young of North Dakota, Marlow spending their time seeking votes. "I don't think people are going to penalize But Sen. Robert C. Byrd thinks Dole's idea Ma result, the candidate senators are making Cook of Kentucky, Bob Packwood of Oregon and senators who are here," he said, "They will goes a little far. "One could carry that to a their plans now on chard S. Schweikcr of Pennsylvania, and the assumption there will understand that this Is something that i-S ridiculous concl usion," the assistant De both Democrats Mike Gravel of Alaska and mocratic indeed be an Impeachment trial, hLthr1r' P -- - - - h(nrA Unemployment Is R Lousy Solution bli nm-I L*I1UU flirrh Seawalls Blamed For Erosion WINTER PARK, Fin. (Al') - Man-made seawalls are mainly to blame for increased beach erosion in Florida, says the Environmental Information Center of the Florida Conservation Foundation. "Beach sand is being lost at an appalling rate and manmade structures are the chief factor in accelerated erosion," the center said in an advance copy of its latest Enfo Newsletter. t Enfo said its investigation indicates the loss of sand Is permanent and apparently irreversible, - - L DON OAKLEY Jobless Claims Set Record TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (Al') -State officials say more new un employment claims were filed in July than in other month "in the history of Florida's unemployrnent compensation program," John Wesley Whi te, state employment security -fl-----'...... saia - RAY CROMLEY PU flg Lid On Battle Of Bottles - 11 1- I . 1 -- , lf'. .~_~ .. ,I sl~. ., .. ~~ , fN7 ' ' GE . "This high unemployment is traceable to a general economic slump affecting the whole state," Red Defens e Chief Plays Both Sides 1974-5A FLO RIDA 5th Body Found In Bullding Rubble IN BRIEF iast month. in July 1973 there were 19,296 new claim; filed, We paid out more than $8 million In July, the highest single month in our histo ry," Whitesaid in a news release UU II reniember that the other day we were reflectini the ritJicr mneagei' supply of ''good news'' in the news pa pers and on radio and television, But we left you with th e consolation that ff1 ewspapers avidly would find a lot of "funny news"-funny in th e sense that it hurts too much to cry. WelliwestumbledupOnanoth erexampleover the week-end, one we're sure will tickle the funny bones of thousands of conscientious taxpayers, We quote directly from a United Press Ifl' ternational dispatch out of %Vashington, D.C.: "WASHINGTON, D.C. (UP!) - Government employes responsible for determining pay jfl. I'verybody is in favor of a clean envir creases have weighed the figures to give civil and the wise use of natural resources. Butonment w he n servants an extra $1 billion a year, according to th e it comes do to wn the crunch -and in at least one General Accounting Offi ce." aspect of the situation, roadside litter, the word Th ere then follows several pa ragraphs of has a quite liter al application - everything rather technical explanation of how the "rip off" dends upon whose economic ox is being gored. was engineered, followed by the "quote of the The drive by a number of states and corn- 1 Tuesday, August 6, Court Rejects PSC Seat Suit TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Florida Supreme Court today rejected a suit attempting to force Paula Hawkins off the Public Service Commission because qualified as U.S. Senate candidate, a 5.1 oj4nlun, the court turned down a petition from Jack P. Dodd, state dairy industry director, who sought qualify as a candidate for Mrs. Hawkins' PSC seat, - MIAMI (AP) -Searchers re. forcement Administration it out alive. "It was like we The fifth victim, according to through the day and into the roof of the building were prob. trieved a filth body today from building Monday. Their bodies were sliding Into an abyss. One earlier reports, was either night in the 49-year-old build the rubble of a federal office reportedly had been located, girl above me , ably too heavy for it and caused was hanging onto Nicholas Fragos, 29, who lag. the roof to crash down through building which partially colSixteen persons were injured a chair. The rest of her laps-ed under the weighçof roof. in the collapse and the search kicking in mid-air." was Just recently transferred to Miami "ii we make a mistake now it two floors of office space. from Detroit, top-parked cars seized in drug for survivors and victims lasted or special agent would kill several firemen," Recovered were the bodies of Charles H. Mann, 31, who City Building Department raids, was Fire Chief Don Hickman through the night. The fifth Anna Pope, 55, a cashier from on his first day in the Miami said, spokesman William Vidal said Rescuers were still plowing body, not immediately identi. Fort Lauderdale; Anna Y. office after a tour of duty in "There's a big high beam. If it the structure was last exam. through tons of concrete In an fled, was carried from the de- Mounger, 24, a clerk-typist New Delhi, collapsed, I'd lose six or eight. med in India. 1968 and was judged attempt to reach the bodies of a bris about 22 hours after the from Miami; sudden Martha Skeels, ), Authorities said Mary P. SulAny movement and the then to be safe. He said exten. man and a woman buried when fall, a clerical supervisor from livan, 57, a clerk from North whole building could collapse." sive repairs, including replacethe cars plunged through a "God spared me," said Olivia Miami; and Mary Keehan, 27, a Miami, also remained buried. Officials said the weight of 80 ment of steel-reinforced col. section the U.S. Drug En. Harris, saying she barely made secretary from North Miami, More than 80 firemen worked cars which were parked on the umns, t"ere completed in 1971. n! Askevv reasury Thrives espite Limits 0 i C TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) bribery and perjury charges, Conference of Teamsters, - The $100 limit Gov. Reubin Gurney withdrew his rL - Auburndale. $2,000 each. Askew put on campaign contri. election bid. Griffin re ported contributions butions apparently hasn't hurt ,, of $1. each pony head, Fort Walton Beach as secretar y ii! state, Beverly For Democratic nomination and S. A. Morris, developer, Dozier, $41.112 in contributto 0- as comptroller, incumbent Jacksonville, $3,000 each. $38,836 in expenditures; former Fred 0. DickInson. 124.2.83 and Horne reported giving $2,500 ben. Bruce Smathers, SX1,324 $13 540, former Sen ie enate race, Glenn nirner or and *29,014; and Don Pride, $7,to his own campaign, Askew and his running mate, Maitland!, Lewis $15,799--nd $14,319. Lewis of Avon Park; and $1,000 each reported contribu. and • Sc n Jim Will i ams, reported Young's contributions includ. 120 prvL(usly datcd $15,000 to twns of $8,674, none larger than from Mr:, Scott Kellcy, Lake th eir campai gn had his own campaign. Dickinson's land; Mrs. John Giddens, Avon ed $8,000 from a North Miami re $100, and expenditures of $8,333 For Democratic nomination ceived a total $162,191, cornbiggest contribution in the new Park; John Upike, Lake Wales; Beach reception; $3,000 from as insurance commissioner, • report pared to $71,865 eeported by two Major contributors to the Horace Herndon, Lake Wales; his wife Sheila and $1,000 was $800 from the Miami from cumbent Thomas O'Malley opponents, Lt. Gov. Tom Adams campaign besides and Kingswood Sprott, Lake Janice Alpert, housewife, Chi. firm of Frates, Floyd, $48,-767 and $38,710; state Rep. law Adams ad his ticket p&ther, McCormick were Lynch-David. Wale:m. °' Pearson, Stewart, Proenzo and Jack Shreve $10,145 and $8,975; Rlchman. Hialeah Gardens Mayor Burl son Motors Inc., Jacksonville, Stone's contributors included Other reports showed: Fitzhugh Powell, $35,000, all MCormick For Democratic nomination and the Georgia-Florida J. P. Lockhart, securities cornFor Dem oc ratic nomination given by himself, and $29,(2. Monday was the deadline for as education commissioner, candidates to file their who. John Shipp, $18,079 and $14,971; gave-It, who-got-it campaign Ed Fenn, $4,639 and $4,307. spending reports, but more Rep. Eugene Tubbs, seeking were expected to arrive In the Republican nomination as in. mail today. surance commissioner, report. Askew and Williams reported ed expenditures of $2,514 and $91,238 in contributions in July contributions of $7,800 which from Ilønripttn - Dyi n g S a I I o r F IIes a W $ U I I t WASHINGTON , -(NEA) -Secretary of State while Adams and McCormick JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) Henry Kissinger blam es the fail ure of the was mostly comprised of $2,500 The suits charges gov crnIn May, the Navy issued a riously. reported $38,396 Including $16,-A Navy from Tubbs, Robert Weld, a Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) on man dying of cancer ment doctors were negligent, statement saying appropriate Nunley has undergone 000 McCormick ormick gave himself. has filed a $5 million damage careless and reckless in failing disciplinary action Russia's military men. But for the ir Insistence home ownhad been chemotherapy treatments at er, and Mrs.funderal Weld. He previously donated $2,000 suit against the federal govern, to diagnose the young man's ill on superiority, the story goes, we could have TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') -Atty. Gen. Robert evth and his businesses gave $1,500. ment claiming military doctors ness between September 1973, taken against the doctors who Bethesda, Md., Naval Hospital reached an agreement lowering the danger of O'Malley reported *1,000 con6200 asked the Cabinet today to reject the Cross Florida Barge failed to diagnose Nunley's ill, and the Navy Regional Medical Ben 11111 Griffin of Frostproof, brushed nuclear war and giving the United Sta tes and off his complaints of and Jan, 7, 1974. tributions each from J. R. ness. Canal's proposed budget of $226,620 and demand that it be center at Jacksonville. week" 111, who Jumped into the race for illness, Tri -ikie, attorney, Tampa ; NaRussia some financial relief. I Mrs. Nunley said her son cut drastically. In his suit, Nunley said he Until recently, he was Ithe Democratic guberna torial The suit staying tional was filed by Timothy sought "One government employe who works in th e throwaway, nonreturnable beverage containers In this Wenario, Soviet Defense Minister evin sent a memorandum to other Cabinet help from doctors at was first examined April 9, with his parents and reporting ates Health Agency Associ- -_ , . members nomination at the last minute Nunley, 19, whose parents, Mr. Inc., St. Petersburg; Flori. pay section smiled and said: "What would you Is a subject that is guaranteej to get you into Marshall A.A. . three bases, Orlando Naval 1973, by Navy doctors after he to the hospital. Grechko, stands forth s.c the in advance of today's meeting stating that the budget with trouble was his no wife 2leanor as matter which his and Mrs. da si de you favor. Health v la Robert Nunley of expect when civil servants figure the raises il in , He Is a mysterious, behind- the-scenes Training Center, Mayport Nay, enlisted in a Navy deferred Agency Inc., Clearnot in keeping with the Cabinet's 1972 resolution But Mrs. Nunley said her paid that canal running mate, trailed far Jacksonville, filed a separate al " I.. ' " If it were a case of the good guys versus the figure waving the power of the military as a club son eater' Thomas Johnson, vice activity should be frozen In its present position until Station in Jacksonvi lle and program. Doctors reported he had a fall civil servants? How would you like to figure an at home over the pr ident uf behind the others in campa ign suit asking $1.5 million. your bad guys, the problem would be relati vely over the civilians. es the Florida AssociGreat Lakes Naval Station environmentaj Impact study is completed, was in own pay raise each year?" good health, Nunley weekend, blacked out, and was ation of Insurance funds. simple. But like almost everything else having to "Cancer of the lymph system Chicago but didn't get a thor- said, and he It Is claimed the army forced Grechko do wn Agents, Talwent into the serv- taken to the hospital. Laugh it up, folks. Griffin reported contributions has progressed to a stage ough do with the environmet and poll ution, it's a the collective throats of the Politburo and World Wide Title and examination until she ice six months later. "The boy has been suffering lahasee; of 121,175, Including $5,000 from whereby surgery cannot be per. wrote matter of one group oodgu) . thepublic Insurance Agency Inc., Coral the commanding officer therefore, the armed forces are the real rulers of Nunley said he went on sick terribly," She said. "Doctors himself, and expenditures of formed and the plaintiff is in with a certain set of priorities coming into Gables; R. Kirk Landon, Insur. Russia. the at Great Lakes. _____ call several times while he was say they expected this because $11,655. conthct with another gioup of good guysth this termjriaj state of carcinoma," ance executive, Coral Gables; New evidence suggests such a picture Is dead By then, she said, doctors re- in the service before doctors f I- after so long a t BROOKSVILLE, ime the medi- Helen Arnold, house Fla. (Al') - A federal judge has Former Secretary of State the suits say. wrong. wife, Pan______ , Well, our high powered economists are back at instance, the manufacturers of cans and bottles ported it was too late to operate. nally took his complain ts se- cation does no good." ended a three-year legal battle over dredg ing operitions Richard Stone remained far and those who fill them -with a different set of ama city' ___ Irma Whitehead, it again. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon priorities, The Soviet military men are no more cf a along the Weeki Wachee River, putting a lien on ahead in donations among canhousewife, Panama City; John ________________________ problem to Leonid Brezhnev than American says the nation will have to get used to a "mild development property to Insure river restoration, didates for the Democratic Sen. Christo Jr., banker, Panama military men are to U.S. Defense Secretary upward trend in joblessness" if we are to bring state of Oregon passed pioneer legislation U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman spelled out the conate nomination. . City; Al Hutchinson of Enter~~"-. James Schles'ger, who controls the Pentagon ditions of his order Monday to developer John Underwood, inflation under control. Simon put it this way: "For F(Iiming deposits of up to five cents on all beer Stone reported receipts of prices Inc., and Horace Drew, ,with a firm but gentlemanly hand. In fact, some who is also a Hernando County commissioner. $150,116 during July including a time, we will have to live with slightly mo and soft drink bottles and cans, against Tallahahassee lobbyist who strong Kreutlinologtgs beLIe'e Ru.csI' civilian of. Krentzman said Under-wood could proceed with work on $99,500 from a Miami testiTALLAHA SS unemployment than we would like, but it will not re opposition from the container and beverage EE, Fla. (Al') the year that was called before the Leon ended June 30 was ficlals may be even more gung ho for military State revenue from wagering fnd Three of the applications are . his 215 lots at Weeki Wachee Retreat, located on five monlal to raise his total contri. 1011 ust Floridians plunked down a the first fiscal year County Grand Jury which was have to be a large amount." the buildup and less inclined to military amount at the tracks and frontons In- by the parent firm of the Em canals that connect with the river. But Underwood must concessions butlons to $253,391. The la tter warned that their businesses would record 11.083 billion at the bet. bet by Floridians had licenses to Investigating O'Malley. t tpped creased 10,4 per cent last fiscal prise Corp., whose Russian military officers. Certainly, there WhileSimon is te lling us that unemployment j5 be complete a satisfac tory sewage .stom within three years Rep. Bill Gunter of Orlando, ting windows of the state's the *1 billion mark, f severely njured. Glass workers would lose ______________________________________________________________th are no signs of year to $75.5 million, McCann operate frontons in Daytona the only answer to th e problem, his cohor Important dIsagreemt between to prevent dumping Into the river, also a Senate candidate, report. horse and dog tracks and jai their Jobs because fewer bottles would need to be ts Florida now ranks second or said. e Russian civilian and military on ar Beach and Melbourne were dems and ed receipts of $57,266 last month alai frontons In the fiscal year third In the nation in the government charged with responsibility of cutting manufactured, Cans would be driven out of amount Meanwhile, the board was nied by the board earlier this disarmament. When Soviet officials go to the the to raise his total to $171,. He that just ended, a state official of revenue th e fed eral budget to slow down beverage market because there was no way to collects from scheduled to hold a hearing on year because the firm had been countryside, the complaint heard inflation have been from the reported expenditures totaling said today. ma ke them reusable, The consumer would suffer sharpeni ng their knives and are eagerly eyeing betting at the tracks and five applications for new Jal convicted of a federal gambling citizenry quite frequently is that the government the $157,756. prices would go up. The distribution Patrick McCann, pari-mutuel frontons, McCann told the state alai frontons in Columbia, Polk violation. nation'swelfareprogra So thelittleguyjs going ta may not be doing enough militarily to insure Former Senate President wagering divsion director, system would be disrupted. said Board of Business Regulation, and Highlands Counties. to get it coming and going : He's going to be forced But the Florida Supreme Russian defense. These people remember Mall ory Home of Tallahassee And anyway, they argued, beverage con. on ll vi HlUer'g invasi a too vidly. Court lifted the suspensions, into unemployment for the gooa of the country talnera were only a small fraction reported his Senate campaign of the solid egan w career &a a Red foot soWer saying the firm should be while the coun try takes away-or sharply had received $168,277 last waste disposal problem. The best aolu'.ion lay j allowed to operate during its waraiter the RoluUon and joined any welfare benefits to which he may be entitled, setting collection centers for recycling. month including $51,779 in July. the Communist Party at . He was closely By GEORGE W. CRANE appeal of the conviction. city of Ft. Wayne, the YMCA Expenditures of $155,572 IncludRepublicans or Democrats, liberals or conAccording to Oregon, Gov. Tom McCall, associat ed with Brezhnev in the Caucuslan camPh. D., M. D. McCann said In the report had only 'recently been ed $54,836 last month. servatives, there hasn't been a fresh Idea come however, since enactment of the bottle return paigns in World War II. At one time In fact, that paid attendance at Florida out law, organized, but had no building in the civil Home has reported financing roadside litter from bottles and cans ha.c of Washington since th e well known Hector was a CASE B408: Bruce Lockrldge and no swimming pool. Brezhnev was the politi cal commLcsar of the tracks and frontons increased troubles for his campaign and unit been reduced 90 per cent. A survey by Oregon pup. aged 11, graduated with me 7.9 We are hearing a lot these days per cent In the fiscal year Even today (1974) Grechko commanded, Later in the war, Khru,th. about 8,000 eliminated all paid employes Ap a bout the State University claims that the la 6. The device that the Founding Fath from Ft. Wayne (Indiana) die of drowning each year, w has resulted Founding Fathers, that We are always impressed by government of- In a net in ers used ChCV was poli cal commlsa of e f ended June 30, and that from the staff, ti th ront on to reach cr ease of $4 agreement million to the when Central High School. beverage wagering they seemed have which Grechko served. was ficials who play games with figures., .i,e. 'the industry. to up 10.5 per cent. So to make sure people aren't putting anything So your support of the "Y" Burton Young of Miami TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') methods of selecting a school Ject to suspension by the gover. come to an Impasse Is known to political Th e data, as Since they need to buy fewer bottles Bruce was a brilliant boy and helps insure thousands of Beach The report had already been analyzed here, gives strong cou'itry can live with a fi ve per cent unemployment brewers and , over on you, you may want to ta ke this test on the reported total contribu. -The Florida Supreme Court superintendent: election by nor in either case. scientists as the (a) wiretap; (b) stonewall; soft drink manufacturers ha ve came from a very cultured talented youth a Chance to live tions of $73,976 distribued to board members. supPort to the theory that Grechko and Brezjy and ez says the governor cannot sus. voters, which made Founding Fathers to see if you really know about figure. Well, the country is made up of in excess of reported rising incomes and Increased employ. telethon; (d) leak; (e) none of the above, him a conwere family, which included his to a ripe old age The $75.5 million figure could , Krushcbev's and thus repay penditures of $60,749. both men on the way up. More The power of the governor to 200 million Wviduals and if you're the guy pend a county school superin. stitutlonal officer, or appoint7. The Founding Fathers'favorite saying was: recently, the reusable bottles, younger brother who Ross, later the society by their go higher when additional it Is various talents. 1. Who were the Founding Fa th Sen. Richard Pettigrew of tendent who was appointed by m ment by the school board, suspend and of the school board (a) 11 author of the famous novel, happens to be unemployed there is no such tWng as mentLast for year, processing a)"Iamnotacrook"; (b)"Thehand is qwcker Grechko's fortunes.thought Brezhnev backed Vermont; against the same kind of Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe; (b)ers: Tinker, For Bruce combined a Miami reported receiving con- the local school board, fire for good they causeare "are not receipts are counted, McCann than the eye"; (c) "This Is another which made him a servant oftoconflicting; an "accepta ble" unemployment figure. "Raintree County." It now ms clear Grechko did said. The amount collected at n OPPosiUon, adopted a bottle deposit law. Studies Evers and Chance; (c) Abbott and Costello; brilliant, inquisitive mind, with t.ributlons of $24,951 in July to not have the The court riiled4.3Mondayin the board t llt alongside that state's highways fai (d) you've gotten us Into"; (d) How does t ha t old gag go? If you're unem- si ex- this time last year was $68.4 As I recall, it wasn't more a dynamic, probing type th, hope and charity; (e) none of the above? "Discretion is the full support of the military In his bid for defense ercisabi -' within separate of raise his total to $136,7. His answer to questions asked by has be en sha rply reduced and that th be t te r part of valor"; (e) none of th e law has minister. than a week after our "The to are e above, There personality, mutually e- spheres o authorit) ployed, it's a recession; if I'm unemployed it's a won favorable 2. What great document did the Founding was, in fact, division wii the are in- million, he said. expenditures of $4 7,1 96 last Gov. Reubin Askew. 8. The Foun ding Fa thers fuuded th support fr graduation at clusive, The increase Is due partly to th Bruce the went on opinion said, depression. So who knows w hat great month raised that tota l to om the public, despite Fathers write: (a) "My Friend Flicks"; (b) e United army. Grechko apparently got the job because dependent ' .ich her," the In his request, Askew said price increases by beer whol States because: (a) they di dn't have anything he had str esalers of 40 to 50 Pr Boy Scout hike. inflation, To allow and partly to ad. suspension by the minority said. impact he might have made on $1,567. ong civilian backing within the And that's the way it is, folks! esident Nixon's famous "Checkers" speech; that no superintendent was cen ts a six.pack. else to do at the time; (b) governor or the school board Poland had already Politburo, presumably by Brezhnev ditional performances at Being an energetic, yen- the advancement of civilithe road map of Rhode Island; (d Pettigrew's contri bu tors in. being cons and the ) the pilot However, lobbyists in the Vermont legisla t ure been founded: (c) they liked the flag; (d) th Voting with tht majority harness tracks and a new jai idered for suspen"would effectively remove the turesome personality, Bruce zatlon! rainthn Group, which controls a siz th of th script for "Seahunt"; (e) none of the a bove, ey cluded Janel McAlilley, home. sion. However, flipped a coin and "go bowling" didn't come wereabietodefcatefforts byfl.aUon the led the way as they were questions have distinction" in the two types of were Chief Justice James Ad- alai fronton at Ocala, McCann Up; Politburo and Party Secretariat and a fifth of the Parents, please don't delay In maker, Coconut Grove, and been 3. Which current political party best (e) no ne of the a bo ve. e of Gay. Thomas P. Salmon to adopt a modified wading in the river, raised about the possible appointment, the opinion said. kins and Justices B. K. Roberts, said. Cen tr represents the wisdom and generosity making sure your ki ddies, even Riciard Milbour, attorney, suspension of Orange al Committee and Council of Ministers, County displayed 9. The Foundi ng Fa thers th version of the Oregon law requiring reusable in th Joseph Boyd and Hal Dekle, In If Alas, he The board scheduled an afought the average Strong elements within stepped off Into a of kindergarten age, know how New Port Richey, who gave Supt. Linton Deck. e thinkin g of the Founding Fathers: (a) the The court minority said a the army apparently citizenshould: (a) be seenandnot he containers. In New York City, a similar the minority were Justices ternoon hearing on applications deep hole and went under. ard; (b) not distrust Grechko. They believe to "dog paddle" at least a few $1.000 each, Vegetarian Party; (b) th e Republican Party; The majority opinion said the school superintendent remains Richard Ervin, Ben Overton by proposal, backed by a ma jority of him too sub. shoot any deer in the King'3 forest; (c) be And Sportsystems Corp., the the city's Ic) the Democratic Party; Bruce was only servient civi a feet! to g la d lian politicos. He has seemingly 1968 constitution provided two a constitutional officer and sub. and David McC-ain (d) the Swinging ccuncflmen, Lc given little chance of he did not live in Russia; (d) give all his old been willin Public Service Commissioner parent run of Emprlse Corp newcomer to Scouting, so he For if g at crucial times to change his Bruce had known even because of pressure from a coali tionpassage Singles Party; (e) none of the a bove? shopping lists, telephone bills and notes to views Paula Hawkins of Maitland, th of op. hadn't yet learned how to to meet ose of whichever faction was in that rudimentary stroke called 4. The Founding Fathers always said thni r-jypf ......i -' tn tkn 4IaI1UIIJ ....,....... r'''. who is running for the Republi. a nrvnievps-, amummum IIA(i s , Ht* m2IAr swim! ,antA ,,, WUIU Vd3LIy ,.,,, -b Y"""b came over the heads of clustries, can and bottle makers and their unIons, government: uwusnowa oe me basis of good the above. can nomination, showed cntni. So he drowned, much to the have swnm back to shallow superiors who had stood up to the (a) tn cry, (b) deceit, These groups, of course, greed, 10. If o ne of ir political the Founding Fathers butions of $7,580 including $2,- J C have the right to (d) the need for politicians to make shock of his fine family and to water. Dickinson P was around bosses and been ousted, Grechko, wi attempt to win friends and to up for see what was llin g to going on 200 from her husband, Walter. ir,fluence legislators today, he would be (a) compromise, moved us classmates. For at the moment he stepped , unhappy childhoods; (ci none of the above? There is no denying that the beadach up. Some call him an opTAMPA, Fla. (All)- For- house for his five minute ses- state... '. rt'arters, Register disgusted; (b) disappointed; (c) furious; (dl portunist, others a He also was ey an active off into a deep hole, he probably Expenditures totaled $4,703 in 5. There w th er would face in any massive switch e no Founding Mothers because political general, sorry; (e) al l of mner state legislator William sion behind closed doors, th e eluding the 12,12.5 filing fee. above, has appeared several times. away from (a) all the women were too member of the Young People's was less than 10 feet from Grechko himself Is described as po pous busy kn itting and The correct answe rs are m Register was expected to be reRegister went straight from , one-use beverage contalner3 would be listening Society of our church. The gre:d fury, which began safe y! EEEEEEEEEE If sensitive to Drug store magnate Jack slights but intell igent and a co to soap operas; b) th at would have monumP-,.d J But certain other you got nine or 10 right, you know too much called today before a federal rnthe jury room into a closed 23-. facts are also been ImAmerican; c) as inqtdry in April, has indicted Since I was then president of Don't fret unduly about fancy Eckerd of Clearwater listed - petent manager, ft can ( all the men couldn't sta nd certainly be sa id he has munwnenta . you r own good; seven or eigh grand Jury investigating Florl. minute hearing before U.S. DisDickinson's personal secretary, that church group (as well as a swimming strokes, such as the $11,700 in contributions He t, you know enough promoted men with ability and advanced ideas the heat so they sta yed out of the kitchen; Id) to come in out of the rain; four to six da Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" trict Judge William T. Hodges. Between lI59 and 1972, coinciding with Mamie Mitchell, 65, and his close personal friend and Australian crawl, or the but. gave $10,000 himself and StewGloria SteL-iem hadn't been invented yet; and brought , you have a o (e) Ford in your future ; zero Dickinson. Soviet military developments U In the 14-week-old probe Into former law partner, Frederick Introduction of nOnreturnable bottles, pe three, you are classmate) his parents asked no forward ne of to terfly, the backstroke, etc. the above, art Turley, president of Jack r capita rapidly on a wide front in a mos t professional politician. Register was the only witness Dickinson's financial affairs . Prior, a West Palm Beach consJmip(Ion of beer and soft drinks rose me te recruit a few other Just start with the simple dog imaginative way. Eckerd Corp., gave $1,000. Eck. by 33 summoned before the panel and his mnettuxis of granting banker, on perjury charges. per cent in the United Sta tes. In e members of our church paddling and see tha t your erd's expenlitures totaled th same period, Monday when the probe reaccording to John F'. Quanles Jr., organization to sit up with youngsters can swim at least 10 $7,034, deputy aJ. Those who voted in the recent Lake sumed after a five week recess. __ _____ __________________________ Mary election minf,rtrater of the Federal Environmen th meof e Bruce. feet this summer! th ought attr ibuted to Irish writer Oscar Wilde were burning my "hot line" with complaints they "didn't 1 ta l Both ertered the campaign With an assist frommi two attor________ __ __ i'rut€'cticn Agency, the numidier of "To recorI1ziieJ thrift to the poor Is like For in those days (1919 I the For that will usually get them discarded understa nd" th e one item ballot, during the final week of quail- neys and an aide, Register, 45, advising a man bottles went up 262 per cent, who s starving to eat kss" dead were usually kept in their back to an upset boat or canoe I 'in nfl IfV rne%0 T .1..------it . . -. fying after Sen. Edward Gur. brought seven briefcases of tni ingree vow mern , 1though I V or to the shallower water from own homes till the funeral, disagree with th eL contention it's the Which leads me tosti another thought on e ney, R"Fla., was indicted on records to the federal courtfault of local C-Thru Better th matter - Meanwhile, friends sat up all which they step into a deep of the long green.,,too ll __ manipulators, The wording was precisely that which Is bad you can't In vest in ta xes, Th ey night in an adjacent room to hole. advoca ted by the Florida statutes on the subject are the only thingswe to go up THOUGHTS of k. WURC 51) UldI aL.. DI ,..J ,k11I Drawinn Aide -- - -- __u • TtU DUI II191I W3.)a 5WVU Ciuju *II4IIuIdUl UM surrendlng a city's charter. i lit deep water into the departed would not seem to as you Hundreds of devices, from simple It's seems contrary that one would be expected to vote ______ ThenSo1omonljg to build the house of the sadistically employ the "sink or be forgotten quickly. rulers to precise templates and send someth, to and yet take the posi tion of being Lord in Jerusalem on Mount Morlab, where Interesting question posed u.s swim" strategy. the ' wife was then a My future "against" an issue (in unit for unit you'll find no better th is case, against th e contin uance to by one of our readers IF vnlrt~~~~~~0: Lord had appeared to David his father, at th regarding th e co un ty's proposefi Use psychology and gra. e of a city). vice-president of the same plan of taking over . It I constructed, better performing place that Da vid had appointed, on the threshing of the utili ties In e some 11 . th unlncorpera ted areas, church society, so she and half dually get the youngster to products, no matter how high the Will the people pres floorofOmanthe Jebuslte, -II Qiron. 3:1. ' -1 his face under water for a dip 41 a dozen others joined me In our ently employedby 1574 by .& th panies also be offered "I never weary of great churches. It Is my price. WC Quftft'lio.Jobs when the county ese comfew seconds as he meanwhile all-night vigil, d takes ov er 4 Would te kind of moun tain scenery, Man kind was ? .; /61 Department th at mean th e same type of service Listeningtothe PrcsI de ta couple days ba ck (yousee "I wouldn't be surprised if we have a gcnius on our But my main purpose in holds his breath. good or bad, By JOHN A. SPOLSKI I don't give 'Ins a.cthecase ne ver so ha ppily Inspired as when so may ii made a ta nt analysis') and his recomnzw,ndatlon be? Will the rates be the same' - .I .0 hands. Ha can actually name a!! of the te8ns in prorecounting this tragic episode, (AI*It lo Dr. Crane in c,,, expensive? califraL" re Louis Stevenson, English th at each person sa ve 15 cents out of every dollar reminds newspaper. enclosing a ol Ws long fessional football!" Is to show the value of teaching novelist, stamped, addressed envelope and 7$ Lots of questio Which need some your children how to swim. , She yin: Reject Canal Budget ''' - sg. 0grs _._ . . . - - "U' .. -- - - . .. ' ,... Judge Ends Dredge Battle - ______ -, _____ _______ ________ - I' - _____ - State etti ng R Increases ___________________ - Future Menu? ed YMCA Is Need FRANK NOVAK Lost And Founing Fathers Can"t Take AII Ihe B10111e 11$) In All NeighborhoodS it Co u rt: 0 n IY Sc hl Boa rd Ca n Oust pointed Head (C) iuti iZ - r .P - - --I-7 (C) BERRY'S WORLD inr'l,i,flna s nu - -- rnllkmnn ..0 ui . uJv ii flntIIlini hn ury - - - (C) - - Around --- II -- - The Clock _ I ''ri - - answers, - When Bruce and I grmid'intt'd from high school in the thriving cents to cover tjoOlCl% I typing and printl,g 10r Onr of hl -, . ;__1-_ ;717=_ ~ M- 2-te .A . IN �-. 6A— Evenlng Herald - . Tuesday, Augus6, 1974 Coal Miners, Dock Workers Next To Strike ? The herald Services . inch has uliposed sUit wage Mnerican coal miners are cx pected to begin a major national strike on Nov. 12, their first since 1948. Administration planners are working on the assumption that this strike will Last for six weeks, but it nuid iast Uuee nontha. There is an even chance that six weeks earl icr, to the day, all the main ports on the East Coast will be closed by a The present leaders of the themselves able to come out contrOls. American unions are excep- against strikes only because This paradox is not generally U1llY old men and therefore they know already that strikes appreciated even inside perhaps excessively conserva- are unpopular with their memAmerica. Employers continue bers. Most workers feel they to complain about union cannot afford to go on strike, irresponsibility. A IliajGrity ') As Meany puts it: "Labor's becoming middle class ... we congressmen believe that thc"e tve, George Meany, the presistarted out to become should be tougher anti•union (lent of the AFL-CIO, is 80, and something other than lower laws. Civil servant.ssay that the hail a dozen top union class ... now we are paying the unions have behaved so well presidents are over 70. penalty nf success. When you only because they have been Yet the American unions will given such generous treatimient. ('hange little even when the pre- get a strike you got a helluva lot to Iose. Analysis Average Weekly Earnings in Manufacturing after Adjustment for Inflation American Union Leaders' Incomes: 1972 I IU lu-I Working Days Lost per 100 Employees •,.,,, - jn (ipp'o*) J 108 F,'.t( FitlStmmo tumt,ri • u 106 ________ ci!!o!9h Ue __ • !'!_____ lW At*l 80 91 200 'rri (wa 10$ 100 131 200 I 40 I AllilklIJFfl 76 () ___ • 13 ' GO thievery," and there is cvidence for this. In a recent case in Chicago a judge ordered the union to repay mlllbns of dollars illegally collected as dues, fees and health payments. Theunionhadusedsu'ong.&m methods to force garages to sign contracts giving the local Teamsters exclusive bargaining rights, even though none of their workers actually belonged to the union. Garages that refused were told that gasoline deliveries would be stopped. The Judge described it as: "Sheer racketeering...a pattern of unlawful conduct so flagrant, egregious, widespread and long.continued as to arouse . THere nave also been reports of Teamster links with the Mafia. The Los Angeles Times has oboerved several meetings between the Teamsters' presi- DEAR ABBY J Have You Tried Just Saying No? Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6, 1974-7A Hy AIHGAII, VAN H(JREN - Vow DEAR ABlY: I've been struggling with this problem for a year and can't seem to come up with a solution, I am 27, reasonably attractive and divorced. When a girl and not yet married, she can say no to a fellow and use the is 21 excuse that she is saving herself for marriage. But when she's 27 and ade By C o p I e $ ti / / rMiss Regina Helen Murray, brocade with matching jacket daughter of Mrs. Fred J. 11jLJ... ,. complementedbythreestrand, Murray, 101 Oakland Ave., I'm trying to rope myself another husband, which of pearls and a white cattleya . is not Sanford and the late Mr. necessarily true. orchid corsage. ________________ r How can I get around this? What I need Is some clever saying Murray , (ls) and Kenneth Christian Mr$. Hans Osterrieth, Forest ' Mcott, son of Mrs. that will get me off the hook without making me sound Hills, N.Y., aunt of the bride, like a Kenneth D. Clark, Ft. goodyoody, .' wore a long two-piece ensemble ________ Lauderdale and C. W Mcott, .'ç STUMPED of brown and beige com'4 DEAR S1'UMPED: What makes you think you have to 1133 Bryn Mawr, Orlando, w plemented by gold and white united in Holy Matromony / deliver, or come up with an excuse? Surely necklace and earrings and a . you sethlflE Friday, July 19,1974 at 7 p.m. In other than sex to offer a man. Just say: "No," andhave ___________ don't feel : yellow cymbidia corsage for you have to justify It• that Grace United Methodist her purse. urch, Sanford. DEAl! ABBY: The days when girls went to college to catch a I_• The reception site was Officiating clergymen at the husband are a thing of the past. If girLs don't get an education 'f SanfordGardenclubwhichwas so candlelight, double ring they can support themselves they will end up on welfare, p decorated with palms and ceremony, were the Rev. John .' ' The no-fault divorces are telling a story loud and clear, column arrangements In the are not going to be able to hook a man and ilve off him for the Women H. hires, Satellite Beach and rest chosen colors of pink and of their lives, the Rev. Ross [)enslow, Smburgundy, A cupid on a column A relative of mine is now looking for work at the age of 67. For ford. with flowers was placed at the _____________________ 15 years her ex.husband sent her $800 a month, and Roger Harris, organist, entrance. The three tiered cake spent presented a program of popular every dime of it. Last month she was told there will beshe " no more .' in all white was topped by a checks and now the is hail out of her mind. e's never done tove themes as guests arrived, a, Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Dorton small fresh arrangement of kind of work In her life. ie's hopelessly helpless. any me mothers were seated flcwers. It was made by Mrs. e wants to come and live with me. I told her no. At age 45 1 of "People" and Mrs. Alvera Kelly and Mrs. Roy Wall went back to school (or two years to prepare myself for the Job I John Voelpel, Orlando, sang '. and detailed with white scroll now have. I like being Independent, and I don't want to give up my WedC1hg Song" and the and roses. Two heart cakes bridal party and two ministers privacy, which Is what I would have to do (fIlet her come and were also served. The bride's Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dorton of son W. J. Dorton and L P. with me. Do you blame me? live en'ed to the strains of "Clair bouquet adorned the table. Route 3, Sanford, were honored Carter, both of Sanford, four ANONYMOUS Dc Lune," by Debussy. Sunday at a reception daughters, Mrs. Violet Smith, DEAR ANONYMOUS: I'd have to know more about the Following the wedding vows, Mrs. Alvera •• Kelly and Mrs. celebrating their 50th Wedding San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs. relationship between you and this relative, II abe is someone Mrs. Bill Boatner sang Charles Williams cut and held at the home Gladys Morris, Plant City; looked alter you when you were helpless, It would make a who "Whither Thou Gout" and served the cake and pouring Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christian Alcott thel and daughter-in- Mrs. Evelyn Green, Sanford; ference. "The Lords Prayer." As the were Mrs. Ross Denslow and DEAI1 ABBY: The girl I'm dating has been invited to her bridal couple and wedding and legmutton sleeves were headdress Mrs. Larry Shenood. Mrs. law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J Dorton and Mrs. Frances Byington, and Key West. Fourteen of the 22 flowers identical &ott Webb, kept the bride's on Oak Way, Sanford. cousin's wedding. She received a formal Invitation ,and enclosed party departed, ?Irs. Voelpel detailed with smocking, to those of the honor Mr Dorton is a retired grandchildren attended the attendant book and rice bags were The church altar was of silk Illusion and cap to bring a guest as it will be too much. Thank you," and it was pink. decorated with an arrangement trimmed with matching were sigued by the bride's mother, Guests were served cake, te1anth, Floating hostesses Sanford for 60 years. The couple lace My question: Isn't it customary (or a girl who is dating someone of white gladioli, burgundy and she caed a nosegay Tom Debbins, Orlando, was were Miss Rita Hardy, Mrs. Ed married in 1924 in Lake coffee and punch during the of best man and ushers were Ilugha and Miss Pam afternoon by Loretta Carter be allowed to bring him? I had quite a long discussion mtms, pink carnations and two dozen bridal pink roses and Erickson. Ionroe. 4, special togirl Kevin Alcott, Their with my friend. I told her that under the circumstances I six children include two and Anne' Derton. fl and the altar area was burgundy baby's breath with Ft. Lauderdale Co-ordinator for the entire and Caulley Alcott, didn't think she should attend the wedding either as I do not ap- highlighted by palms at van- pinJ and white streamers. She brothers of the Orlando, reception was Mrs. James bridegroom and Leonard. prove of her going without mess her escort. tage points. A three candle carried a lucky penny, .1 would like your opinion, arrangement for the ceremony, presented to her by little Wendy Al Rudolph, Jacksonville. The bridegroom was attired For her going away outfit, I OBJECT a spiral and branch candelabra Garielson of Orlando. Her only in all white Windsor tuxedo Mrs. Alcott chose a blue printed DEAR OBJECT: Objection overruled! You aren't officially with pink candles, surrr*inded jewelry was a pair cultured edged In black with pink ruffled Jersey dress with white trim, altar area along with two pearl earring,, a giftoffrom engaged to her and should not expect to be included. You appear the shirt. His attendants wore white accessories and carried a to he aaJy p.ueulve of a girl you are only large arrangements on bridegroom. ,t gtnv tdo single pink rose from her p are out of order to Insist that she not attend her cousin's wedding columns. Aisles were marked Matron of honor, Mrs. Dale shirts and black slacks. wedding bouquet. couple becae you were not made welcome. at Intervals with standing pew- Lambert, Lake Mary, was '' bride's mother chose a left for a wedding trip to Lake L CONFIDENTIAL TO M AND K: When an argument develop, candelabra, topped by pink attired a formal length gown long blue chiffon gown, over Toxaway, N.C. and tileir new into a physical fight, the one who lands the first blow has lost tIs candles in glass lanterns and of pinkinchiffon lh POLLY ('H1tMF;It over taffeta with taffeta, fashioned with wide residence will be 114-D ;: pink carnations, fuji mums, empire waist and flowing skirt, empire waist a.-id full flowing Springwood Circle ingwood baby's breath, fern and pink The high collar, puffed sleeves DEAR POLLY Help! The wind blew some weed killer I was skirt The V neckline and long Village Ap), Lonood, Fla. spraying on the lawn onto my jeans and suede shoes. What can I Sorry, but I don't have a collection of "jokes and funny storks." adorned with a pink candle Why not take George B. 1aw's suggestion? He said: "My way 01 surrounded by fern. Can- trimmed with white lace. She ruffles and her small white by Caulley Steel and Aluin1num jeans several times and dried them in the sun carried a nosegay of miniature puse was highlighted by a Co., In Orlando and the brIde joking is to tell the truth. It's the funnieji joke In the world." but that odor is dleliggr were Stuart Hires pink carnations, white FUJI white Cattleya orchid, remains. SUSAN. a teacher In the Mathematics Problems? YuII foil better If you it of I your chest, For a pnonai and Danny Denslow. mum, burgundy baby's breath, DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with the manufacturers of The bridegroom's reply, write to ABBY: Boit No 69700, LA,, Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, at Lake Brantley High .'3other, Dept. Given in marriage by her greenery and baby clothes who put the size on a scratchy piece of cardboard seIf.addres$.d eiwelope, please and Mrs. K. D. Clark, was attired In School, Forest City, brother, Frank E. Murray, the pink streamers.burgundy For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a lovely Wedding," sand $1 Her cresent a long red andwhute check full sewed in the garment. This has to be torn out to protect baby. t4 Out-of-town guests came Abloali Van bride chose a formal length headpiece featured the same 132 Laty Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. 90212. There Is no record left (or us to remember sizes to use for handskirt with matching sash, fromn Forest Hills, N.Y., me-downs. VictorIan style gown of white flowers as her nosegay, MRS.N.C. topped by a white lace blouse Orlando, Winter Park, vollewlthemplrewalstlineajyj Bridesmatrons, Mrs. Tom with high collar and cuffed DEAR GIRI and CINDY Dot's suggestion is, of coue, the Altmonte Springs, Ft. A-line skirt terminating In a Dobbins, (land and Mrs. Bill sleeves and a white cattleya Latderdale, Miami, St. Cloud, coBar, Parker and Junior work, thIs can dene at home. I have done it to silk shoes, Of Ixidesmald, orchid corsage. step- Ft. Pierce, Vero Beach. COCOa, course, a darkerbeshade and train were trimmed with Miss Shirley Ann Hire,, motler, Mrs. C. W. His Alcott, wore Sattelite Beach, Tltusville and found must be used over the previous dye. I crOCheted lace aDd the train Satellite BaCh, wore gowns, the greatest help is to have the shoe fabric DAMP, not wet,. a street length dress of gold Longwood, Fla. Go over it with a wet soft old toothbrush. I used regular dye, such ... as useii for clothing, that was still just warm and had strained to be free of any lwnps and bits. Smoothiy bursti on with the soft toothbrush and apply a second coat if needed. POLLY. DEAR POLLY My preschool children have their own recorzi library, Even though they cannot read the labels they still want to l)EAR DR. LIMIt—I am a 17- often still growing and select and care for their own records. I found it helpful and really year-old girl and have a weight developing, should never be on necessary to find a picture about one inch square that suggested By .LLEN PALMER But as it turns out, the cuswhat was on a particular record. I glued this on the record label so Dr. Cutler said Ralph Nader, including, "the right to safety, the children can select a wanted record and then return it to the less than 100 pounds. Now I a steady weight loss of two neither is the manufacturer, weIgh 138 pounds. To get under pounds a week and a loss of for the consumer, works more right to choose, and the right (0 mat one of the nation's "Sometimes a producer will to expose the manufacturer's be heard." know where to start a record. Sometimes I have even had to 100 pounds I went on a diet only one pound a week is much which my parents thought was better. It's slow but safe and largest consumer complaint deliberately list the weight of a weaknesses, The difference beresort to cutting a small picture off an album cover. I am sur"I think the organizers a sensible diet lots of protein, no trains you how to eat so received an appeal from package at, say ten and three. tween their tes of organiza- worried that MACAP might prised some record company has not thought of labeling records it desserts, lots of vegetables and doesn't come back, a housewife recently asking for fourths ounces, knowing this Lions, she said: "Nader takes blast away at Industry and even so small children could identify them. MRS.J.H. a judent against the manu- makes it almost linpoble for one consumer's complaint and want to destroy it. But I think fruiLs, Qnly the good things for TryagaIn,butberey > facturer of her washing ma- the consumer to compare checks into the industry to find the free enterprise system Is :: later I was slim, but had lose weight only gradually and Thewhile machine developed a foot drop. To make that your diet contains enough said, clogged, she detailed mathematics process. does much about that specific pletely fair to both sides, "Dr. she was using the a long story short, I "Or the consumer will buy a complaint. Cutler explained. p out of doctor's offfcea was inand and vitamins and minerals. For rinse settIng to wash spinach, very larEe box. only to find It (fii-,,i,nil,,,, I--I-."Wn I I ••UVIIWI4II Ii VJ UIJ $iiUi' IUUtII IIUIg Another ustomer ws dl.s- half empty when she opens it," complaint and follow It through hrripithls several tImes befor; weight, write to me in care of they decided it was caused by a this newspaper, P.O. Box until at least an attempt has 1551, satIsfied because her self- Dr. Cutler said, sudden weight loss. Radio City Station, New York, cleaning oven malfunctioned been made at a fair solution," The success of MACAP hOJ while she used the high4 After that I started eating N.Y. 10019, and ask Use As A Free-Standing The consumer, she said, has normally, plus started taking booklet on losing weight. Send tern rature setting io fire encouraged other consumer begun to gain prominence In the Appliance Now, Build manufacturers, In an effort tO ceramics. vitamins to correct the foot 50 cents to cover costs, American business community ltlnLaterr— ' drop. I also got a job after "Many (lines conswners are be self regulatIng rather than and Is entitled to certain rights, DEAR DR. LAMB—I have government controlled, to orNSw Cern t school. Right now my foot drop lacking in any attempts (M ,i,, YIU15 ') out how their appliaiices work gamze consumer action panels. has been corrected, but I aii ;e;ui IlM•vIØ•,nNC : CLIP AND SAVEIII liii lbs $re4'j,t CRICAP Is an offshoot of the ' overweight. My grandparents ri i I 1 and what they should be used Y CPO(U. N ct. i.ft. ht'° or..wi you tell me for," said Dr. Virginia Cutler, MACAP program, established seem to think that my job ,.. -. ' . , - 0 - ____ ______ '- ' -4 •-- ' •%_ j-;i, ____ — I ______________________________________ ______________________________ - - ______ ___________ ______ ' ______ _____ ______ _____ ' dent, Frank Fitzsimmuorts, arid ianiui:i as - the riminers' strike. Io insisting that they are will become less right-wing, but liminers' union has been cleaned say that they get bigger pay elect the President and like any other and demand high But shomld they materialize, pressing for wage rises as high few unions will become more up, many others are as dirty as Such reports do not bother rises than most other unions. In stayed so loyal to the White salaries. No sacrifice is needed both strikes will be exceptions. as 10 per cent a year. militant. The young men ever, other unions too much. They general this seems true: The house throughout the Waterg- to lead an American union, and For the extraordinary truth iS American workers have moving up the union ladder are The Teamsters were thrown are more angry at the Team- truck drivers, the biggest group ate affair, it Is not surprising if the job that while in the inflationary seldom le!t downtrodden as politically moderate as their out of the AFL-CIO in 1957 for sters' attempts to poach in the union, earn around It is certainly curious that the attracts some rather un1970s there has been ri sui'e of bvciuse they have always had a riders, corruption and their president, IlwnibCrs. The biggest batu $16,500 a year, and the union Teamsurs should have chosen desirable men. strikes in almost every western chance to make good. Since Several unions are actually Jimmy Hoffa, was later jailed haS been in California, where has recruited more members to lake their $200,000-a- year American unions are than any AFL-CIO unions, country, including Germany workers have always had the trying to abolish strikes, on charges of tampering with a the farmnworkers' union, led legal business to the generally rather democratic. tually become less strike-prone re was no demand for politi- pronounced strikes to be out of funds. But the union still d the AFL-CIO, has been jail in 1971 when President Colson, the former presidential fought harder and more In the !960s America was 'sne cally conscious unions, date. Indeed, the trzuiitk'nally not accept that Hoffa did any- systematically destroyed by the Nixon commuted his sentence, assistant and a man deeply regularly than in Britain. 'furof the most strike-prone coun- Big industries like cars and militant steelworkers pledged thing wrong. Teamsters, who have taken but he was banned from implicated in Watergate, soon nouts average 55 per cent and consistently worse than Bri- Joba L. Lewis, the miners' circumstances call a strike this Representatives' labor the fruit growers, and ham- 1980. Hoffa is now challenging hlC*LSe. lain's, Today the situation is defeated. Most wage deals or the leader, began his great cam- spring when their three-year Committee, Rep. Frank mered the membership of this in the courts. He knows that The causes of union corrup- strike decisions are usually reverse. The American labor paign late in the 1930s. At the contract came up (Cr Thomon, Jr. (I). - N.J.), he is immensely popular in the Lion are various. It is partly a submitted to union members is Chavez's union, Springs Gets First Land Tax I can rtwn as Aiender of are system had reduced this to one in nine. James H. Pugh. jr. Gerald 0. Ogler toseyea CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Dated: July 25. 1,71 Petitioner. wote address is 617 PublIsh: Sanford Atiantk Bank Building, DEE3S Aug. 6, 13. 70. 27, 1t74 Sanford, FlOrida 31771, and file the ____________________________ arglnaI with the Clerk of the above styledCourtonorbeforethe6thday NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING of September,A.D, t4.otherw,sia TO COP4SIDER lifE ADOPTION default wUl be ented against you OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY the relief demanded In me OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice given ht a petition. WITNESS hand a, ofllciaI Public I-tearing will be held at the 5eaIofSaldCourtoflthisthe7nday Commlsson Room In the C1tc Hall the CIty of Sanford, Florida, August. A.D. i,3. 1000'clock P.M. on August t, icu, (Seal) to corelder the adoption of an Alhur H. Beckwtth, Jr. ordinance by the City of Sanford. Clerk of Circuit Court Florida. ttIe of ich Is as 'uliowl: Seminole County, Florida By: Elaine RiCharde is beret)) William H. Denton of 306 area resident objecting to fj Heights Middle School in Moss Road, was appointed to left unattended by builders, Oviedo. She said it was "not in - .- _____ .-,. - .I Alarried • Road VVork C)ff Schedule of the East Central Florida struction burning in the city. In children's health, safety, Regional Planning Council. tier letter, Mrs. John Daniels welfare and retention of famlly Named to the Planning and pointed out that should a fire patterns." Zoning Board was David P. spread, due to the distance At the request of another Moreland of 245 Buttonwood (Irefighterswould notbe able to resident high school students Terrace. arrive in time to protect nearby required to attend Oviedo High Appointed to the Board of homes, were added to the resolution, at CI . CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Pet itlontv OROiNAI'fC(WO,243 In \/olusia Volusta County roads chief Harold Lampe says the Public Wrrl, I - M)JUI UIv1IL -- Sh re ye Scores '---- Jury Atlantic Barn Bldg. Sanford, Florida 37711 Publish: Aug 6, I) 20, 77. 1914 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT'T OF 5ANORD. FLORIDA. CLOSING, VACATING AND ABANDONING A CERTAIN UN Ii A M o £A EM£NT fame for setting up requirements to every policy decision, either minimize flood damage was local or national, has to be put a Fire Chief Charles Holzmn Referenda are held on the was instructed to draw plans third Wednesday of a month, andspeclficatIonfor new fj and cover everything truck in preparation for strike decisions to officers' exsoliciting bids. penses. After the rise In oil prices, union members were asked If car expen for of. ficers could be raised from 10 cents to 15 cents a mile, The majority voted "no," I '' fl3 Ufl able to complete 95 per cent of its planned resurfacing program, and 75 per cent of scheduled new construction despttebadweatherandsevere thges In materials. However, I.amp2 aclinits, a patchwork repairs and fl'iafl}' delays have plagued the effort all year. The main problem facing --.. - - get - to Buren, - - 4 ' DR. 1. E. LA.AAB Quickie Diets Cause Problems Buyer Complaints Heard - - - - - n i... Barring a reversal by the SupremeCourt,Shrevesajdhe(a,, vored a special session of the Legislature t overturn the nillag. He said the legislature should pass a bill saying "the chief justice does not have the authority to Interfere with c-rim!. nalinvestjgatog by the grand Jury.' . - - - - - CLEARANCE food take-out establish- Improvent e a seen a octor on T.V. prepar is rled. My grandho Id tiis tha MAP) aninde li vaudproblemsonbothsldesof stages for the automobile - causeh IitoPentratemYbdY. ha%e been white Roaches and Ants DEAR READER—This idea Bringham Young University In ; am trying to diet again and cut down on my eating, but have is completely without scientific Provo, Utah, said, "FIfty years ISI D had no success. Your help will foundation, There Is nothing in ago the most complicated ,ifl) ',mt.r"nln that will return washing machines had two or be gri.Itl) apprtxiated DEAR READER—No, you your hair to its natural color, three moving parts; we knew how to repaIr our appliances; won't get fat from cooking oil About the only way the man . lenetrating the body. The only T.V. could have brown hair we grew much of our own f ay calories penetrate the body because of taking vitamins and the corner groceryman was is by way of the mouth on their would be if he was wearing a a close friend of the family. "Today, we fird the conois way to the stomach. You can't wig after having lost aU of pg of sumer and producer are adtoxic hair from taking doses inhale calories either, versarles far removed from . lfyow'footdropwas because Vitamin A. one another and anxious to find Lamb welcomes Dr. of weIght loss it must have been Bru.ahono,,c,',.,1a,,,,ormont associated with lack of questions from his readers, but faults," Since its inception In 1970, Control roaches and ants the thiamine (vitamin 812 ) or because of the volume of mail from pressure on nerves to the he cannot answer personally. MACAP has had enormous easy Way—brush No-Roach in kg in some mechanical way. Questions of general interest success, handling more than cabinets, cupboards; around The latter seems unlikely, will be discussed In future 13,000 complaints, stated Dr, bathroorl)andkjtchenfixturcs sa1mg Thiamine does help In such ctumnsr1teto)rLam I ONE RACK ci = .HOSPITAI. BEDS - Men's •WHEELCHAIRS Z .( •PRESSURE •PATIENT LIFTERS BED ARM Y-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. , restrlcteddiet.saredeficient in BOx 15.51, Radio City Station, per cent were handled to the customer's satisfaction. thiamine. A young, active girl, New York, N.Y. 10019. , , rnDixue - Sr / SY.'laW, • — :: FWiI StifCi Csm. '' I I L IF.' tiii 0, ________________________________________ Area • - CLIP AND SAVE'JI Oriwnd letac. Wire. - I I - - Witd Electricalwlrin9 s peca i i'Ists.Nolobtoolargeortoosmali :: Ill East (entucky Ave., DeLand. Fl.. - . Code MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. *ii Sit.5A,IipiqIC,,(p.3,,,1 I IDelivery Anywhere in Central FlorIdS I___ - 00r Pensli- avcdo. :' Expert Repair& Service On Breathing Machines L MODEL OCQ6SO ' "" . WU.LCT - Wwk T.,.eto..i : • liØ 105* II Ii S.dacs WE BILL. MEDICARE DIRECT FOR YOU A . I, 'it'.' = I LiU li-ft .w,. :: As Prescribed by Your Physician I -. •r- .' DDCA •unLnlHING MACHINES rw-J u - L VI,M :: ' AND - 'OXYGEN .4• ' - edicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use - Dresses utv as1,c Ieii.w.i. - .-. I ' Ladies' I Medicare - ' SPECIAL Attarnc.z ____ - - ) V Shirts __ - - - ' and - - rtgaged '. Weed Killer Odor Clings To Jeans me me POLLY'S POINTERS UmpUCT IT! IPPJUII.UIMJ under "uu." 4 On Halt TAILAHASEE, Fl.a. (AP Supreme Court is in recess and and It's not fair to the general candidate Jack Powell handles cases public. They should get it over Stireve said today a Florida Su- orgthating In the southeastern with one way or the other." DEF 37 ________________________ prerne Court ruling halting an states. "If I was O'Malley I'd cerDEDICATED TO THE CITY OF Investigation of Treasurer NOTICEUNDERFICTIIIOUS tainly want to get this over SANFORD ON MARCH 13. 1973. Thomas O'MalJey "sets up pollNAME STATUTE MeanwhIle, a Leon County with," Shreve said. AND RECOI1OED IN OFFICIAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ticlans in a special class giving grand Jury Monday unaniRECORDS BOOK 913, PAGE 1404. He urged that the seven jus. Notice i hereby given that the PUBLIC RECORDS OF them protection that's not mously urged in a statement undersigned, purSuant to the tices return from their summer SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, available to the man on the presentedtoCircu1tJudgeJ "Fictitious Statute" Chap,',' SAID EASFPFuT BEING AD recess to reverse the O'Malley U5O. r'r, S'&u'', .ii rv-tt.-r JAC[T io .tw LTERLY OF street." Rudd of Tallahassee that it be order and allow the investigawith the Clerk the Circuit COuI. 'Ii j ç HIGHWAY NO, 1791. SAIL) Shreve commented a a news allowed to continue and the lion to proceed Immediately. Semnote County. Florida, EASEMENT BEING AP. .......-e.. ('flM''Fit'1 .... f' riW*rL, I........iI-.,.&i---. .1 ut,Afll rL',p- u' proof CI wIr LIlY Il1JU(I Uiijnene j*IVdM'Ojt5 PROXIMATELY SEVErITY (70) publication of thu notice, the 1k FEETINWIDTHRUNPiIPIOIIfApf isacrUcaI5horIageo(asplj, tlnuedtoawlrllnthewakeofa diately. tItlqt name. towit: FRIENDSHIP EASTERLY DIRECTION FROM limerock and ste*1 which Supreme Court decision are MANAGEMENT. operators Of U.S. HIGHWAY so. 17 & NO.fl. "It Is our belief that this body halting until the Nov. 6 general HoIldy Inn. OrIando.Altamoqfle SAID EASEMENT BEING MORL expected to continue, which knows the evidence Springs, which we ICC The picture Is further election grand jury InvestigaSPECIrICALLy DESCRIBED In business In the City of should be the one to decide HEREIN. darkeked by the tireat of a Lions of o'MalIey and other Altlmonte Springs, Florula A copy shall be avalebie at tPTI when an InvestIgation should be Public officials, TP€' "es rtrrcsled it'. C'lti(r o' th,' Cit-,- Clerk or all per. corrugated pipe shortage which (ii recess or terminated," the The b.s'eu tI dtri,r .e a',' decision IGIIO'*S upheld a pee.. cI.%ring to rJmine m. same. delays road drainage wet-k Henri LIndwirTh grand jury said. All parties In interes; vious ruling by Cl'Jef J3jj r.it..ens Finally, Lamnpe says, even Johrt H Ou.nn shall nave on apourtuitity to the building materials co ,lohn H. Gtenn. Jr. heerd at said hearing. reve, a state legislator Atty. Geri. Robert John W. Schoctterkott,' 1ti (ruin Merritt Island whn Is op. By Qrdr ol tht City Cou'mission throdgh on time, work is prr, DATED at cf the Ct'y cf anfcrd. rtGrida delayed by equipment break- plans to ask U. S. Supreme posing O'Malley in the l)rrSrnunot,' Cty, Florida, July 3. H P4. Tamm Jr. Court Justice Lewis Powell tothrns and dCIIIYS City Clerk day or Wednesday to nullify the cratic primary, said the delay PubI.sh Aug. 6. 13. 7C1. 77, 1974 year for manufacturers to i'ubtish: Aug 4D11 in the Investigation "is not fair DEE 33 DEE 39 deliver parts. stete court's order. The US. to the person being investigated 613 Sanford 50 Years _ my of House Bill 1739, nilnistraflon but the system final keeps the men in power on their officials, was passed toes. All party candidates are reading. ' - -' more peaceable in a period waves of new Immigrants into promise, the employers "riddled with chicanery and the Teamsters sign many Incumbent, crime rate and partly the quires that national union when inflation has been very the United States meant that promised to pay every steelleaders be regularly elected high by American standards (12 ethnic and racial divisions have worker a bonus of about $140. per cent annual rate at the last tended to obliterate class dmeither by secret ballot or by The American steelworkers' count), when real earning.; sions. convention vote. desire to avoid a strike arose Yet many unions are run In have been plummeting (down The American unions do not from (ears of the damage a an autocratic way and most over 7 per cent in a year) and number the real underdogs s.rike - or even the threat of union presidents exercise more when the country has been run among their members anyway. one - could do. Massive st. power than their British by an administration in many Even today, only 24 per cent of BY JANE CASSELBERRY piling by steel users had equivalents. ways unsympathetic to labor, American workers belong to become customary in the Herald Staff Writer Easily the most democratic _________________ unions, and most of these are in months before a steel contract :union In the United States, and the big, well-paid, heavy indus- was due to be renegotiated, to WINTER SPRINGS-The •, -Legal Notice indeed in the world, Is the In. ': • ______________________ tries of the northeast The in- be followed by a slump in or. city'sflrstpropertytaxbecame • : .:,. •'' ternatlonal Typographical FICTITIOUS NAME come of the average American dersassoonasthecontractwas law Monday night with final . 'T' fi• Union, the oldest in the country, Noticeisheret,yglv,ntnetlem unionmemberisnearly$li,000 signed.Thefeaiofastrije , '.. • passageofanorcllnancesettljig ltIsnowfacthgext1nctonat enosQd ht buIress atSeminole 573 Santendo a year, around 15 per cent high- led many steel users to look a 3.5 mill ad valorem levy • Springs, longwooO, •. .. hands of automated printing County. Florida er than the income of non-union abroad for supplies, not a habit coupled with a six per cent ' • processes, but it still has at nam,O4JCEEREALTY..ndtha?I workers, the unions wanted to en- utility tax. ¶' •' • icefldtor,gijtr 5.aid name with the ., • • •• lcastadccadeo(ljfeahead courage. • -" Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Councilman Irene Van •d'.. The unique feature of the County. Florida In crnce with _9!!N ..5!e '.'I, Few other industries are in Eepoel cast the only opposing -• •, union'sdemocracytsthatevery tte prvlsions of the F IC1,tiou% ' 1c quite the same position, but the vote, saying, "The people were -• • .:- -. Name Statutes. ToWit: Section election within it is contested by NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS I. • topbrassintheAF[rClOhop -•. •" • USOt FIor.da Statutes 1fl7. candidates from two rival NAME STATUTE promised the utility tax would . the im!a will catch on. S: .3. C. Harper WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: parties: the Progressives and PuIiih: Aug. 6. 13, 3C 27. I14 • leader, of the sheet metal bereducedtofourpercentand Notice Ii hereby giveit tPia? the the Indeendents, The party out ________________________ undersigned. pursuant tO the workers, Eddie Carlough, one they will not be receiving any ., -. of power functions as an op. "FItftiou Name State" Chapter of the youngest union leaders, more services." • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND u,59 Florida Statute, will register position. Elections are held P' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, withtheCleqtoftheCircultCourf,jn has set up a national board '"\ •• • '• . __ FLOR IDA. .• every two years. In accordance with the ' :, .• ' -.1 ," Seminole County. Florida, half employers and half union law, public hearings willstate CIVIL ACTION NO, . The Progressives have been upon receipt of proof of the be men - to investigate every In re: the Marrae r1 t0ui Of ?h5 notice, the tIC in power for the last held Aug. 12 and / . years MAGGIELEr4E B COOPER, r,, .t_ I'.. itious name, towit: EPOCH strike threat, PETITIONER, AND CECIL IRA nationally, although the IndeAnylocalsheetmetalbranch PROPERTIES PARTNERS1II' Council unanimously ap. COOPER. RESPONDENT. WIIL1AMDTON JoHNsABArmjI pendents rule several local NO. It. a Partnership, under which which wants to strike has to proveda recommendation from CARLP.MITCHEI..L NOTICE OF ACTION areas, Two months ago, the TO: CECIL IRA COOPER 011ce engaged in business at PC" submit its case to this board, the Planning and Zoning Board S. Longwood, Florida. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Progressive slate narrowly won Adjustment were Carl P. only go ahead if that a SIX mOnths Mrs. Wanda Sas,er, of 131 N. That the parties interested In id The strike Mrs. Van Eepol volunred waiting MItchell, 41 S. Devon; Last K Mailsng control of the national "enterprises ar foIInvvs: the board agrees or John Fairfax, read a request from present the council's views Addri is splits, but period be required between Sabatini, 303 BIrch Terrace; Ofl ecutive Jimmy B. Martin yet again. this seldom happens. city residents that council adopt utp, Jdfnon the matter to the Seminole C. Clark disapproval of zoning and and Robert Wlllhuns of 1039 Elk Street In 1970, before this system There is no Ideological dlvi- p a resolution objecting the County School Board, EPOCH PROPERTIES. INC. Albany. Georgia. annexation requests and Court North. By: James H. Pugh, Jr. was introduced, one Seminole County School Board In An ordinance incorporating slonbetweenthepartjesand the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lout C. Pritchett wage negotiations led to a locai resubmlssion on the same issues are usually about adthat an action for DilicIution action sending some students into In response to a letter city laws, 1. Sharp _____ ____ __• Jack ____ _____ _____ __________________ - Mafia leaders, and has sug________________________________________ Sit,' ______ ___ ___ 69500 102 yOm_ gested that cash has been _____ _________ O'.Ort's 69000 _____ t*(lr,cijn$ C?i,iIS P.Us transferred from union pension 64800 ____ ___ atavi 100 !!L funds to Mafia men. The paper 20 Woodcac AuIø tvdtss 47900 also quoted an anonymous "sweetheart contracta," In It is said that Nixon forbade temptation of the huge sums of lsGlt$$OA _________________________ Docu wo,hes 17200 9R fL'deral official as saying: "My which union officials get a kickhloffa from runring as a per- money handled by American U 1071 1O7 IQ7 7A I.u,W..,4 U!lCJ5 4V.J 1966 '68 '70 '72 '7 observation is that the back from employers in return sonal favor to Fitsirnmons unions, especially in pension Teamster pension fund Issortof (or not demanding too high pay which would explain why funds. docers' strike. ThiS could be And the union.s themselves sent generation does move on. American unions are still flfl open bank to people well For their members. Most American union leaders Fitzslmmons percnally gave by MAGGI IL E PIE B. COOPER, and you required copy -1I , i i • )aflrOra Eiectric Co. OPenMon.thruFrl.ea.m,.Sp.m.CIOsedSa,. .. 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The Blazers will counter with John Harvey has 261 yards in 4 have been holding foes to Just The Fire, 4-0, takes the a defense crew of Billy Hobbs, attempts for the Southnien and 9.5 points per game, must to . 14 - ,7iy +'6Yasv/4.( y WFL's hottest scoring attack — ,,/o,q 51CR174,q/47 Co% Larry Granttuvn, Stiller Farr, J.J. Jennings has 243 yards in 57 stop strong-armed QB Greg an average of 31 points per Rickie Harris and others Ii: an carries. Barton of Portland, game — Into the contest effort to recover from their 7-6 Philadelphia defenders have The nationally televised Wednesday night against the setback last week against been allowing only 233 yards game between the Hawaiians, Blazers, 3-1, wh boast a torrid Houston in the Astrodome. per game overall and Bell 13, and the Sharks, 14, pits the scoring defense just 7.8 Birmingham, 40, tied with quarterback Jim Corcoran has league's top passer against the points a game. Chicago atop the WFL Central thrown for a total of 712 yards. best rusher. In other WFI action Wednes- Divisien, might have to get by New York, 2-2, has the Norris Weese of the Ha. day night, it's Detroit at Bir- again without ailing quarter. league's top rushing offense, waiinns has completed 65 of Ifl mingham; Memphis at Phila- back George Mira. led by Bob (fladieux (263 SSCS for &43 yards, eight delphia; New York at Southern Th e Americans knocked off yards), Andy Huff (139) and touchdowns and a .538 perCalifornia; and Houston at Detroit 21-18 last week on a Jim Ford (114). centage, while Tommy Dur. Portland. The national TV nine-yard touchdown run late In The Sun, 2-2, will reply with rance of Jacksonville has rush. game Thursday is Hawaii at the pine by Mira's sub-quar. passer Tony Adams — 52 of 9. t s f a to of 9 ed Jacksonville, terback Matthew Heed. for 708 yards and runner yards. - - rs of the Atlantic Bancorporatjop; 31 banks statewide, Member F.D.LC. " s/V.7"4 9Ø' ) 'AYC7FP /i1VJifAC4)6t .114 44tt c4cA1e ' R/061, '4'$E' 7V,4 ,41 M,V:4, iN (/6'5r 6 m' . - .. . Uislfii,,,tr,j ti kr j a', s'P -/4t't 7VFi?F. - ------, C Milwauket Detroit Oakl d an Kin City Chicago p,(,,ewta Phil $1 4 512 56 50 521 1', Pittsburgh Montreal so 53 .511 3 53 ss s', "' York Chicago 52 S6 .41 61 -3 52 57 .477 7 west $4 SI .509 • 54 ,,. 5.4 SI .s s 57 412 II 35 51 S 2 52 57 .477 5 50 56 77 5' i s 46 60 AU 91 ii si West L Angete 73 37 Cincinnati u is Houton A?lnt Fran 5.ln Di ego 43 67 391 21 ss 71, SO 52 .319 Id 5.6 53 iii 16' -, 50 62 146 2 15 67 403 c .- Ma"Ay's Results Houston ?. San Francisco 2 New York it', Montreal i Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati ) Mondays Games Baltimore 7 6. Detroit 4 3 Oa kland 2 3, Minnesota 1 Ne* York 8. Boston 0 St. Louis 3, Philadelvl,.i r1II9 Ttias 13, Chicago I OnI james Scheduled Atlanta 9. San Diego r, Tvesdiy'i Games cGothen 127 i 15 anC Slaton Ill). twi night FOVICh 32 ) at Mon treal (Torre: 97 and Rogers Ii))), twi nlg' Cteeland (J Perry n )trot (L,manczyk 1 0) N Chic.g (Todd 2 1) at P1.,.: , el1ia (Carlton 137). N uuore (Hcod to) at New New York (Koosman un York (T,drow UI N p,.nnesota (Corbin 63) at lis 7$), N Kansas City (Dal Canton 63) N Cincinnati (1. Carroll 30) a Cali fornia Angeles (Sutton 9$), N (Hassler 2 5) at Chcago (Wood It 13) N Atlanta (P. Niero Ii 9) at Oakland (Slut 12 9) aj Texas San Diego (Grief 6-17), N tJtnnt 1110) N Houston (Griffin III) at San Francisco (Halicki I 1), N Wednesday's Games i at New York Wednesdays Games ',' r'ieso?a Chicago at PliitêcIelpp,ia, N at Kansas Ct, t,i nght New York at Pittsburgh, N St Louis at Montreal, N CIe',eland at Detroit N Pittsburgh (El ' • Malor League Leaders By The Associattd pre%$ Na?,oaI League OAT T ING ti at batsi Carew. BATTING 230 at bals) - Garr. Mm. 366 Haforove, T, 342 Atl, i61 Garvey. LA. 371 RUNS -- Crich, Sal, 71; D.Aller', RUNS — Morgan, On. 76, 5cp OIl. 70 micfl, Phi. 75. RUNS BATTED P4 — Burroughs, - 5,chmidt, RUNS BATTED IN Phi. It; Cideno. Htn. $ 7#%. 91. DAllen, Chi. 71; Banda. Oak, 71 HITS - Carew. Mm, Ij3;'Sott, HITS — Garr, A. ti. D.Cash, Mu, 175 R'vers, Cal, 125 Phi. 110, Ga rvey. LA, 110 DOUBLES- Rudi, Oak. 71; Scott. DOUBLES Stargell, Pgts, 77. MI 2$ Cardenat, chi. 25, Rose Cm.2 s,TRIPLL R'tr. Cii. 9, Otis, TRIPLES - Garr, All. 14,KC.1. Darwin, Mitt,? Camg,ien,r,s. A QIs,er, Pgh, 9, Oak, 7 HOME RUNS - Schmidt. Phi. 73; HOME RUNS 0 Allen, Chi, 29; Wynn, LA, IS; Cedeno, Htn. 7 Burrovgh, Tea. 71 STOLEN BASES - Norm, Oak, STOLEN BASES - flrck, SR.. Rivers. Cal. 29; Carew. Mm, Cm. Ii. Lopes, LA. 41 PITCHING Ill Decsions P1 TCtf INC (II Decisions) C Perry. Cle. 156 711. 732 Tiani MtSSr%mth, LA,))?, .167. 21$ John. B5'. ,77, 7. 215 LA, 13), $1), 7 55 STRIKEOUTS -. Ryan, Cal. - STRIKEOUTS Carllon 167. Mssrsmt, LA. 131 Phi, Cle. IS), M LOIiCII. Del, II), BuSby, 1)1 : AV !1%,, ..:: Balt more Portland, 0-4, which has Fire might face trouble scaring Sunday against Ilawaii to earn Memphis,3-1, will try to wear allowed an average of 25.8 off its next World Football WFI. PI, of the Week hon. down the Bell, 2.2, with the points a game. ,4'8C,4t '?t Atlantic Bank • By HOWARD SINER Chicago running back Mike The struggling Wheels, 04, Kermit Johnsion — 70 carries AP Sports Writer Kellar, a rookie frotii Northern figure they can finally get roll- for 242 yards. If you can't stand the heat, Illinois, leads the league in ing with passer Bubba Wyche Houston, 2-2, looking for more keep out of Soldier Field. scor ing wi th the help of eight and running back Jesse Minis scoring punch, will test winless /93a $'4t'A /0O"/ - Griese. fie added he didn't (team owner) Joe Robbie. Baltimore New York Griese, beginning his eighth California me _________ 6a7 4i4YM'i e,en Ron Sellers, who was injured because of "the slowness of the port of exhibition games and Boston Cleveland W L PC?. 05 (Wright ,q1IC4E t; '/? 41 ospel Boston (Drago S7 and _ a While I agree with the (leporg Dolphina' what we've done before." (lenient would be reached soon mands to an extent, I disagrei' training camp, Griese, who led the Dolphins in the strike because "both with the way they're written Griese arrived Monday to victories over Washington sides are going to be h ur t." He now and the delay in getting morning and was followed into and Minnesota in the last two said owners couldn't afford to down to the real areas of corncamp by veteran wide receiver Super Bowls, said he reported lose money due to poor fan sup- promise." f,RT0q 7?,,fIAu.. 1AW i cashiers checks on th syecia occasions when you need them, without a service c arge, s the only one ou need, And A s 0 y 2 a month, by Alan MOVer ( UnliM Cash= iers Checks. It's The One Account that provides you with 6 W , League players' strike and re- vision, the playoffs and doing Griese said he thought a set- guess the term applies," said _ SCOREBOARD Griese upon ending his partici. common goal will be getting "Robbie has been very fair, maybe that's what is needed to pation in the Nationa l Football into shape and winning our di. Shula tins been very fair." get down to the real issues. in camp and others are out, I _ a most of last cason, settlement and the respect I've the players association was season, said he wasn't enticed "If being a scab means you're got for Coach Don Shula and being weakened by defections. into Camp by any bonus money y Membe _ __ East weeks, at least, I think we can get along very nicely without - The One Account at Atlan *c Banks . 0 0 _7 Griese Reports To Camp I've just got to get out of th is place be f ore someone begins think I'm ready to be put where editors put punch drunk columnists. Have a nice vacation, Seminole County. For two that meets your travel needs by suppiYM9 you with all the v ers checks you want It's The One Account that includes Master Checking, to Overdraft Protecon. It's The One Account that gives you protection from VI , 'The One Account 0 ______ . ; -'--- Glass is formances. Could have a pretty good draw, too. Probabiy better than some pc-season game featuring has-beens, never-weres without a service charge. imprinted with your name9 address .. •.. Wil things are going, maybe the opposing factions in the NFL strike will be selling tickets to their picket and counter-picket per- Unlimited Trav elers Checks. les It's The One Ac- This League; your I + provides you with all $1 ,000 or more. L.. By KEN RAPPOORT Vacation times are always good for introspection. It fits nicely In the other National League eighth inning and New York $1 ________ AP Sports Writer between the sandwich heeadof distance and lc You're too far games, the New York Mets beat scored three more runs in the away to get back to see what's going on and even 11 you could, by The Los Angeles Dodgers are the Montreal Expos 10-4; the St. ninth to bury Montreal. ... the time you got back, something else would have happened and alive and well in the National Louis Cardinals stopped the McGraw, 2$, who replaced everything would be messed up again _ League West. The Cincinnati Philadelphia Phillieg 3-2 in 13 starter Tom Seaver in the sevReds are Just alive, innings; the Houston Astros enth inning, delivered I told ever one J going Vest for the fortnight, but I'm ........... Opening an important three- trimiimcd the San Francisco G• game-winning hit after the as liable to go East or North or South, Cancti East; I've already ... .j"r'. game series Monday night, the ants 7-2 and the Atlanta Braves Mets loaded the bases. Ed Krabeen there and there aren't any good looking mermaids in the Kra__________ Dodgers won 6-3 and gave the beat the San Diego Padres 9-7. nepool walked with one out and middle of the Atlantic Ocean to the best of my knowledge. _____ Reds' pennant dreams a kick in ____ Cincinnati starter Don Gui- Wayne Garrett singled to cen______ Maybe YOU could ask Bob Orrell about good looking mermaids -• -the percentages, I . ____________________ left, 134, surrendered all the ter. .:- ,• ______ some time, but not me. He probably has one of those two-hour '. ..a-.--. . Z . .'J .T "They're the best club in Dodger runs on homers in the Cardinals 3, PhIlIlei 2 long fish stories to in about the last time he saw a mermail baseball, there's no doubt about nationally televised game. Jim. and I'm Just not having any of that. _ Joe Torre's bases-loaded _________ it," said a disnuiyed Sparky my Wynn earlier hit a two-run single In the 13th inning lifted -_r So, howtocivorceonlffromrtsforawhole two weeks Anderson, the Cincinnati man- homer for the Dodgers, the first St. Louis over Philadelph! ___ . to return fresh and Invigorated for the task of covering it all ager, as his Reds dropped 7Lj off Guliett in his last eight The victory boosted the fir . , . .J games off the Dodgers' front- starts, over again? That's a good question, I could go hiking or fishing, :,4 -i ' . . __________ place Cardinals' lead in the Narurtnlng pace. (j but someone onmme outdoor magazine would probably . Down 2.0, CincInnati tied the tional League East to twu mad or something if! didn't call that a real sport. The Dodgers beat the Reds Dodgers in the 4 of the sev. games ver Philadelphia. with Steve Yeager's grand slam enth on George Foster's filth Ted Sizeinore doubled off Kids in the "Tadpole" swimming classes at the I could go hitchhiking all over the country-at least as far as WA TER BABIES home run in the seventh, YMCA sponsored lessons held at the Highlands homer of the baseball season. Pete Richert, 1.1, to lead off the my two-weeks worth of time holds out-but that sounds like "I was looking for a pitch I He hit it after Tony Perez sin- 13th. After Bake McBride was recreation center take a break from their acwork and that's what I'm supposed tobeescaping could handle," noted Yeager, gled. WAIT TO SWIM ti'.ities. This is the last week of the summer normally not known for his intentionally walked, Phils Have you ever tried to escape something you liked? Darned Mets 10, Expos 4' catcher Bob Boone threw wildly courses, home run hitting. "I got it,, a near impossible, isn't it? But, when vacation time rolls around. tcher Tug MCGraw's three into center field on an atfbstball that was down. that's what you're supposed to 6--escape. I even read a book run double broke a 4-4 tie in the tempted pickoff. about escaping once, but it was so bad I fell asleep between the title page and the dedication. As a matter of fact, I once did a term paper or something of that sort about Just such a book. I guess the teacher was escaping too, because I ultimately passed the course. Kind teacher. Ex- Brown Star One thing I could do is to stick with politics instead of sports. they're so much alike the only difference I see is that in By MIKE MORROW poNtics the quarters are longer than in football, and football is formidable assignment as even more. he says, admit People can't hack it by them. more ofa contact sport which, by way is the way I play must TheHeraldSerjces "But, on the other hand, care at all about the game." director of the Bill Glass they'd like to find out "but selves." football is a tremendous game games-with all the contact possible. I even bumped and ran Evangelical Association, "I don't see anything wrong can't." Glass continues to be a hard- and the players aren't going to with football," Glass said. "I LOS ANGELES — Sincerely, a fellow during a chess game. He complained. but I said his zone After spending 22 years "Speaking in a football hitting professional, although succeed in sinking just half Of take exception to people like Bill Glass defense was too spread out to stop me. playingfootbal1,thelast2asa stadium like this means he takes a cautious attitude the ship. Of they sink (Dave) Meggysey and Joe laugh. But none of those things seem to work when I'm really member of the Browns, Glass something special to me," about the current situation in management, they'll sink the Namathandsomeoftjcthers desperate to escape the sometime trap sportswriting can "It's sort of like a joke! heard retired five years ago to devote Glass said of his recent week of professional athletics, In whole ship. I just hope they can It's a very human game. one of the NFL owners tell the this time to the ministry. appearances at El Camino particular, the NFL Players come to some sort ol, recon. become. Something more appealing, at least momentarily is other day about the WFL and -Guy's like that would like to "Really. there haven't been College's Murdock Stadium what I want. Something with more guts to if than a score by Association dispute with ciliation. Both sides are see a day when football just all its the nicknames. was to thatit'smany cynics, buttoI suppose near here, one stop in a tour of management, quarter summary. That's why politics won't work. i haven't saying WFL wasHegoing human nature showing their true greed and does not exist. There are be suspect sthdiun. "Whereever we go, " owners figured out how to do a yardage gained and lost sheet on The and the players that's really sad." establish a team in the of things you don't un. we find pe - ple with a deep should realize that one day the corrupt people in the game, government yet, but I think I'm getting closer to a breakthrough If he was plying, Glass said they're playing it, managing Philippines and call it the derstand," Glass said in an spiritual need in their gut. The general public isn't going to he would ,in allto probability" thethere teams,are coaching the teams, tproblein. Soon,teams. youlbe able (ore the box scores of all Manila Envelopes. It got a inteiew. "I've never tried to really mature person develops givea damn about a player who s>mpathetic the Playersbebut some very fine your favorite political laugh ... but I'll bet it was just cram anything down someone's strength in all areas — makes SW,000 when all they're Association and would hope to people, too. a cover-up." The Washington We Didn't Do Its, the Tallahassee Indict throat, That would be mentally, physically and making is $5,000," Glass said. have an active role in the They've a Them Too's, The Sanford Here We e In The 20th Century, "Football is a very uplifting laughing a repugnant.Just let them find spiritually. "I've always felt the owners organization. But he says acti%lty when properly Guys, And We Still Don't Have A Decent Place To Watch A lot at Bill Glass, those people, out for themselves." "The way one becomes are taking too much of the pie. I players, too, get carried away neled. I can tell you Football Game, The Longwood Lovable Liars (depending, of as the onetime Cleveland A growing number of people spiritually strong is to realize don't think they deserve as and that "if things don't everyone doesn't feel ltha t course on who's at bat and who's pitching), The Lake Mary finding out that he ike Jesus much of the profit as they're change, the prices will get so MeggyseyorNamathoralo0f Outt.a all out to tackle an even more what favomite teams just talking about and Christ inne to know personal way. getting. have to alt back and watt. The orekeeper is taking a seventh unrealistic that people won't others," inning stretch. wonder if I can bribe the umpire into skipping the eighth and ninth innings? Come to think of It, why did that guy just kick a field goal? Isn't this baseball's next-to-best month? Somebody's Just gotta be kidding me, Or maybe they're kidding you, the lovable, always faithful fan National League Till Associated Press with a few extra bucks to spend for tickets to see more of some — MIAMI (AP) .'I'c given think animosity would divide and id higher salaries than break down the association. A By American League East sports than we needed in the first place. We've just got too damn this thing a chance for three the team because "once every, any other owner to keep the hundred guys won't. But they much spectating and not enough sporting to suit me. The way w Pct. °e ' Louis 57 S 523 weeks," said quarterback Bob body's here, I'm confident our team together," said Griese. might weaken it a little, and Let's Get count that gives you a lower rate of interest when that lets YOU qualify for a personal loan of 2, Account write all the checks - - Reds Hurting, Dodgers Alive reads It's The O ne Ac- izes most of your bank tifies you as a preferred customer activities on -one comprehensive, ( Savings Account Account that iden- !: I Identification ment. It's The One Well, I'm gone by now, out of the Sunshine State for a bit of wandering. No football strike worries, no WFL attendance worries, no worries that j know of at all And if anyone can think of a couple of things for me to worry about while I'm off In the mountains, will they kindly keep them to themselves, _ . Now every banking service you're embarrassing accidental overdr afts ever likely to n ee is wrapped up , whenever you write one, the It insures that your check will be amo in one account at a single monthly unt is automatically included honored. __________ Check Cashing 4 _ :4 -MR —4 iWL1r vt If Scorebook Left Behind ____ L charge of$2.The One Account at Atlantic Banks. / Tuesday, August 6, 1974-1 B .. Vacation Soothes Spirit ings -- Tuesday, August 6, 1974 . �.-.-,--- --&*tC"-"- I 213—Evening Herald I) Grich MVP In Win IN BRIEF By AI.EX SACHARE AP Sports Writer Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver has a nomination for most valuable player in the American League his own second baseman, Bobby Grich. While Reggie Jackson, the From ABA To Records MEMPHIS (AP) Larry Sa unders, American Association director of security and operations, has been named director of sales and Promotions for the Memphis &tmds. Sa unders, 26, served under former ABA oner Mike Storen for nine months and established security - slugging outfielder of the Oak. sixth inning which broke a 3.3 land A's, must be comsldered a tie and put Baltimore ahead for favorite to retain his MVP title, good, guidelines in each of the 10 leaguecities. Stocen now ows \ i Memphis franchise. Saunders was a 6400t-10 center-forward for Duke University. the - - Amateur Coach Named PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) Quick Brayton of Washington State University has been named one of four tihts f.t the U.S. team in the 1974 World Amateur Baseball Federation Tournament, the school said Monday. The tournament begins Nov. 13 In the St. Petersburg, Tarnoa and Clearwater Fla.. areas. Other coaches are head Coach Glen Tuckett of Brigham Young University, Ken Dugan of David Lipscomb College, Tenn., and Russ Frazier of Louisburg, N.C., Junior College. - - Fol EVENING - - .. I) t,. LIIV HS Physicals .. - __ ,- A _J I - . 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American western cliches of did nothing to change the heroic (1961), screenplay by Arthur their first local cinema managers. seven decades. She's charmed by a ghetto teen. lack of evidence in a hit-run tale, full of romance, filmed "There's plenty of demand im.age of the western man so Miller, likened its heroes, Clark The western mo has co I, (6, 44) Movie ager, who manages to not only trial is gunned down on the originally with French for westerns, but we have no nobly portrayed in the Gable and Montgomery Clift, to full cycle—frm the (9) Wide World Of ugly reality street. Another murder, and a narrative. English sub-titles say in ordering our movies," assembly-line product. win Maude's sympathy, but a the mustangs they were Cap- of carving up the West to Entertainment few bucks, too, before Maude judge is kidnapped, all by the added. said a Epokesman for the Plaza The only Immediate change turing for a rendering factory. motion picture myftlogy and 1:00-0) Toirnorrow Show realizes she's financing a same man whose notes to (9) MovIe Rocking Chair Theatre in brought by the sound era was Also, the IM found the then back to picturing the ugly 10.11 NBC POLICE STORY McGarrett are runaway kid. the singing cowboy, such as American western, so long rea signed RERUN "Countdown" PART I Sanford p'aza lity. 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "Mother's helper." Vic Morrow is back as Sgt. Joe Disney movies are the big Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. WEDNESDAY RERUN "Be the First on Your 8:30-IO ABC MOVIE OFTHE La Frieda, Investigating a money-make -s at this local Even John Wayne, In making WEEK RERUN Block" The big concern of t he "Shirts- burglary, La Frieda fatally cinema, though any film witha his first Monogram western, MORNING 19503 was protection from an Skins" An Intriguing comedy shoots a suspect who turns out good story draws a crowd. "But "Riders of Destiny," (1933), 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee atom-bomb attack, and corn- about a group of young to be a mob member. we get so many requests for was known as Singin' Sandy 6:10 (2) Sunrise execu ti tives ves who meet at a ponies began to push bomb gym syndicate puts out a contract westerns I'm sure we'd ,find and warbled, "There'll be guns Almanac once a week for a hard-fought shelters In back yards. Richie 6:15 (6) Sunshine they're still as popular as a-blazin', a-blazlii' with lead, for La Frieda in revenge, and Jeannie convince the running basketball game. They Almanac ever," 10-11 ABC commented the theatre tonight you'll be drinking your MARCUS (I) Sunshine Cunnlnghams they should have use the game to take out all of WELBY, M.D. RERUN "Fear manager. drinks with the dead." Almanac a shelter.They try to keep it a their frustrations, and satisfy of Silence" Th Wayne, who opposed it In the Nor are westerns featured Thee trauma of 6:75 (2) The Flying Nun secret, but the first air raid drill their appetites for thrills and Cinema first place, dropped singing to one has a serious much at the Seminole 6:30(4) Summer very well adventure, It leads to an almost illness which ,even If arrested, in Casselberry, fiz'4s th eir backyard the enhancement of his career although the Semester bizarre hide-and-seek game, forces an end to a career is theatre manager there believes and the gratitude of his fans, populated. (6) Today In 8:30-9:30 CBS Florida HAWAII and through a series of madcap executed with great sensitivity, they would be well supported. As the railroads changed the 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional FIVE-0 RERUN "Mother's escapades, they find them- An airport traffic controller plains and the automobile the "Most of our viewers are the 7:00 (2,8) Today Show Deadly Helper" A right-wing selves involved in kidnapings, learns he has malignant lesion younger set—ages 13 to 35—and city, it was thought the airplane (4) CBS News extremist, played by Anthony sabotage and some brutality, of the larynx and faces a what they want is action, would change the movie hero (9) Bozo's Big lop The guys include Bill Bixby, laryngect.omy. It will render Westerns are made of action," into a mechanical man—like Zerbe, takes it upon himself 7:23 (2) News And McLean Stevenson, And Doug him useless as an air-control he commented, mete out justice when he feels the push4)utton heroes of the Weather McClure. the names space age, the astronauts. expert and he becomes "These days it's But the western movie hero, -i0 PBS INTERNATIONAL disconsolate, until his wife which attract the audience ,,n., some no button pusher.. relying on convinces his boss that her more than the movie. Get PERFORMANCE RERUN husband would be great as a big names in a Western, and machines (other than guns), "The Firebird" This wa g data systems specialist. It gives you're made," he maintained, persisted with a bit of polishing. first important work by cor n. For Wednesday, August 7, 1974 Robert Redford and Paul Westerns were keeping the it the ailing man a new outlook on poser Igor Stravinsky. life. Newman prove his point with action but moving into the area feature's France's prime Butch Cassidy and the Sun- of the morality play, By CARIUILI. RI(;IITFJ{ William Wellman's "The dance Kid, Answer to Prysø05 Puzzle At the Ritz Theatre In Sanford Oxbow Incident" (1943), Scrambler 'Ts !L ...4GJcT6. QJp.,, GENERAL TENDENCIES: You can easily extend you. bla ck action and karate plc- examined vigilante justice iI jA UIC success beyond present boundaries by a new approach to your tures draw the biggest crowds, which was nothing more than "u'OOi A('ft !.M talents. Make sure to handle your potentials in a very Intelligent Q! ii8it I Capital "We don't get many westerns, group adaptation of standard UIX1I St AG III± Norway IIIli'althrr'.irt nianner.Be prepared for somesurprlsln.g events to happen today. but if we did I'm sure people weSteflhJUSti ce— thefastestgwi s [Ic A 5SuIent pa rt 42 M(nu A ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) FInd the right activities through would come to see them. Even was always ri gh t. oUruit motsluR. __ FO ______ Gary Cooper was still strong It) orderany or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, which you can find th e grea te st self-expression and become a .9Cry the younger kids :em to think S IS1FP IQII 44I.tn'i I A A c)nvutsIs('i) .k Gift more successful person. Be alert. nothing like a good defending the weak in Fred nomben 2 through 7, send 60 cents for each, m3king checks tix-re', 12 have on ____________ 49 %tilst,r 's II TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Listen to the voice of your western," was the comment of Zinnernann's "High Noon" pabIr to "Seek Find," Sir'Te'legritn S IIdkate .Addrcts l3I1igo n41 (1952), but posed the question, letter-, in care of this itssp.i1er 14 Une e Toni's 53 CmwelI., I it subconscious for promptings that can lead to greater success. a Ritz spokesman. ,, Erie-mt Gain the cooperation of loved one. The western movie is pure were the spineless weak who ____________________________________________________ IS F'rviwh poel (ernwnlin. GENIFNI (May 21 to June 21) Contact allies who have the data 17 GI bbon 6 J(xrL% logtVw 30 Annericana, bound intrinsically would not help worth it?— Kiml (4 lide . - - . .;, , . agent.s IARGALN lRow I lB Vapid front 3ITtus1SpI 561.amb(di.nI' you need to strengthen a project you have in mind. Do some George Stevens' "Shane" with the history of this land, 8I"oldn(cloth 33 Mintial age I I,I.,, S7Whlerith (1953) again had the strong corresponding with out-of-taw 5 '*1 .o.. 9 Variety o( 19 ItILM de[.ISILS 1(1flI Westerns began with Edwin MOON CHILDREN ( J une Z2 to July 21) Keep rooted to your )fuznpl.) 35Helea-ofa defending the weak, but wno ai1lui'pt'nciI S. Porter's "The Great Train reluct.ant!y, 10 II wndal cljsmllaw 21 Drink 59 i'i I)(KI work and other Important matters, since you can accomplish a IKICHESI U!1EI with gun slinger I( n to to II Protubiu 23 IIe'a%-v weight 40 Landed Robbery" (1903), and for years 5, ¼ . HOROSCOPE . 27.95 with associates and then you will know exactly what to do. Express your finest talents to others. SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Meet with business experts and discuss how to make your life more affluent in the future. Study your financial position well. _________________________ 11 4 20 Fountain nwtiericoll I 61 h'.ics IJII I)srVIl,(*% 29 Take ilirint-r n lgg d0I 34h1arangue's 36 Daughter .4 concoct ions W)"'S I N,it1urjl hIr.I Iht'n.tiasiflibi 2('Iu1Ir 3Ts".'t.in in"nk fl 4I'aiiIcape' l _. . _ _ 1r(tslty 43 IL1Idlt'1t1f*'% 45 Wt,ie jury 22 F'encropt'ning46 Entreaty 24 (;r-at1 47 ifl15C liant.ty 4a(;si'ous I ersian poil element 26 Keyboard SOfluover irWiunwnt-. SI Grip S2 Italian city 38 '141u1tu 4 .u1Jt I SiIuuu'rInr1Inn 28Jewushprt't-pi S5Ctrit.nd '.1 'tIiIc ).'.Tt hi k) wa I (musIc) -- IJI1 a I lIul Jim MENNEN Li1iI' HER-MON j jijJ HOME Take it easy tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Join with right persons during day and get much accomplished. You can easily gain what you really d esire by applying yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) If you handle your work well you find th at higher-ups will extend the favors you want. Take a more optimistic view of the future. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she will have definite ideas about almost everything, so be sure to give as much ed ucation as you can to your gifted progeny. Give as much encoui'agement as you can and keep th e ego high and th e Incentive working, Be sure to give religious training early In life. Sports are a must he re. "The Stars impel, th ey do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Rghtc't Individual Forecl5I for your SI for Scplpmber s reedy, For your copy send your birthdlte Orid Silo Carroll Fopt'ter Forecall, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 679, HollywoOd. Calif. 9007S 199 ' 7795 I 50 h'okosweapon 16 (044 your line of endeavor. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Discuss property and other mutual matters with family members and come to a fine understanding. Don't be sUngy with compliments, a.JBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Know what your true position is sider.s. — ,._, —'S I.*$, , % 6 6-8:30 cas MAUDE RERUN there's breakdown In law en- ballerina, Claire Motte. "The heart shows up lorcement. A man acquitted for Firebird" is a Russian fairy Maude's soft SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Engage in favorite hobbies during spare ho urs and escape undue worry. You can have a fi ne romantic time with loved one. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Talking over f in ances in th e future with family brings fine res ul ts now. Don't confi de in out- CREAM SHERRY IMP. 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"They're good for my inspiration And, all their For Borg, however, it was cheering and clapping some.. limes disturbs o• smooth sailing almost all the way. He calmly put Holmes Besieged as usual by flocks of away 6-1 in the first set but autograph-hungry females, the trailed jziUie second before 18-year-old blond champion of iüng conand and allowing the Italian, French and Swedish Northwest Louisiana failed to only two more games. opens said all the a ttention make a first down against the Just "pa rt of the game." Perhaps Borg's biggest prob- University of Arkansas in a km In the first day of the eight, football game in 1947. " ree OF four years agO The Hay tp Th fpjp,g a =backs won felt a li We bit strange, though," to bide. In spite of he admitted. verbal appreciation for the $13 OrL.tiJo Dr. Bor g, who pounded the mus- girls, Borg showed his face ordy Sanford Phmo: once before the match. cular Holmes with powerful SANFORD 313-4I two-fisted - 8.99 JACQUIN SAPOIIOS 449 11111,11 cul '. n-•'. pla y In mens' competition today is No. seeded Manuel Orantes of Spa in. Second-seeded Ilie Nastase of Rumania had not yet arrived for the tourney aixi wasn't expected until WedrYsday. game of each set, ° .- 11:00 _______________ 4.79AT 499 ,, [.Ei 1F!i_T1ITRADEWINDS 116 _______ ____ ROYAL DELUXE RUM SCHENLEY DRY GIN U Fern Pat* * * HI-Way 17-92, - . lit son Tuesday, August 6,1974-313 (35) News fliP 1(11CM llt1t U ________ 449 OLD CROW sm siuni BY 501*101 L MARIE "ticsBRIZARD LEWIS "66" 6 YR CACAO 1 29 ' 90 PR. GIN &w1M..I B &B - Borg ex- Igo? OS sill 449 chainon Pat Monday ma tchwi th paty Hey, Bjorn Borg Bir mingham, Ala. y Reeee, St. Petersburg, Fla., Swedish tennis se nsation bound Dupre, sporting a powerful after becoming Ill. Miss Sawafor perhaps another major title but sometimes sporadic serve matsu lost the first set 7-6 and bow's your love life? and a steady backcourt game, was trailing 1-0 in the second lost service when it hurt most in when she forfeited. "H?," he said Monday just ____ both games as he fell from the after breezing Another upset hi the womens' Holmes of Melborne, Fla. 6.1, field, 6.4 6.4. bracket was No. Dianne Ganz 6-3, in the first round of the Both Dupre and Connors of Miami Beach, Fla. She lost to $130,000 U.S. Clay Court Tennis rarely came to e net through. Michele Gurdal of BelgIum, 6-i th Champ1ons out the match, which was close 6-1. "The girls don't bother me," afl the way until DuPre's aervtesw - . AD SU$I0Ay I 11 Am HILL ____ TOMITt SIMS IMP. SCOTCH IT r.o.,a 8 YR. 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TEQUILA W= XL 0' (111 CERTIFIED LONDON TOWER 4PROOFGIN P 1(01CM - TUESDAY Evening Herald - ----------------------- rs I run-scoring single capped a three-run towTh inning that helped Minnesota win the nightcap. Jackson's two-out blast into the right-field bleachers in the VO BASEBALL opener made a loser of Bert _______ ______________ i9 Blyleven 12-12, got the C) A victory, with ninth-inning relief Grich didn't lose any votes with help from Rollie Fingers. Blair's homer, his 12th of his performance in Monday's SC, .,O, followed a two-out Jerry Terrell's bunt drove twinight doubleheader against single by Mark Belanger. home Th the first run of the Twins' e the Detroit Tigers. rally in the fourth In1jngofthe Ia lie belted a three-run homer, ninth or an 1181 single by Don nightcap and Eric Soderholin a nm6coring single and scored Baylor. delivered another with a sacri. OCALA STUNTMAN KILLED ON BIKE Yankee, 8, Red Sox o three times to lead Baltimore to lice fly before Carew drove 7-4 victory in the opener, u Rudy May, making his first home Terrell with his base hit. Bob Pleso, who called Evel Knievel a "con artist," is shown enjoying happier days after a jump at a added another hit and a walk in start since coming off the disRangers 13, Bithlo track earlier this year. Pleso, 22, died of abled list last week, blanked the Orioles' 6-3 triumph in the Cesar Tovar started and finnightcap. Boston on two hits, singles by Lshed a six-run first inning in massive internal injuries Sunday after his ELsewhere in the American Rico Petrocelli in the fourth in. the Rangers' triumph over (Iii. motorcycle landed on the 27th car of a line of 30 at a Plieiijx City, Ala. drag strip. With Pieso here Is League, New York blanked ning and Tununy Harper in the c.ngo. th, Thurman Munson and After Torar walked to start young local Al'yn 1(odge. Boston 8-0; Oakland spilt a pair nin rJ,-.., tIJ1.., h......_......I t$.,. 1W dIIIt, ieir IiUrrOUgfIS also ior ;New wi th Mumesota, winning 2-1 Ycrk. walked. Th then l ing 4-3, and Tex en came singles by as out.It was only the Yankees' Mike Hargrove, Jim Spencer scored Chicago 13.8. fourth victory In 13 games and Toby Harrah, a hit nattsGrich's homer was the 17th of against the Red Sox this year, man, and another walk, and Free physicals for all athletes the year for the hitter, who Is and planning to compete in sports at their first ever over Boston finally a twonm single. by now batting .2 with 64 runs starter Bill Lee, who was 4.0 Tovar. Seminole and Crooms High batted in and 71 runs scored, this season against New York Schools this year will be held at Crich and Paul Blair corn- and 8-4) the Seminole High Gym on ifetime. League scores: August 12 at 5:30 p.m. bined to score 10 runs for the A's 23, Twins 1-4 Houston 7, San Francisco Orioles in the doubleheader, Reggie Jackson's eighth-lit. New York 10, Montrea 4; Los with Blair scoring three times fling homer, his 20th of the sea- Angeles 6, Cincinnati 3; AUanta There willbe 333 teams playin each game. And It was son, lifted th ing co llegiate football th is seae A's to victory in 9, San Diego 7, and s. Lo LIlair's two-run homer in th e the opener, while Rod son. Th ey represent 47 states. Carews Philadelphia 2 in 13 innings. - Basketball = — __ - SPORTS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - - LEISURE _ LI c -.'.- IIIIIIIIIIIIII Tuesday, August 6, 1974 Orioles' Weaver: In --,-" '--r - i uman •iiN 1jul11 Julia I JIll M" ME, Jul am J -!l2Noljl jljJJ . - .. III auuiiuiu ii aI lIamll 111111111111 Ji iHOME - , ,, have remained a cinema staple. Like most cinema staples, they became sterotyped and remained so for a long time. Even so, they still fired the imagination and retained the loyalty of small boys and men who still were small boys. Early western fl4a?ais E'ngland-.on the side of the la Wherever tilining claims were jumped, water rights invaded, ranges unjustly fenced, ranches placed in jeopardy, Indians on the warpath or tOWflS and town bosses to be Limed, the cowboy was there on the side of the righteous. Today westerns have strayed the straight and narrow path into offbeat traiis. They are likely to be psychological, sophisticated and adult, and thus perhaps disappointing to their original admirers. 'l I1A11A 1.urI.PFA'LTth1r_",-, L-I - LI,.'CILLE BAli-, I 34 ' "'° MAMU Wedms 9, 8 ______ DREYE4M- TWIITBE aI w*iI. f'1i'wv I tri V~A- -~ ITZT)C SliCk MJmI j MImI ___ il l - __ I ___ __ - Lem t Lf;1 StiEL!':.if;.' Complete dnner $ 129 1 P'e(es ol ch.cken mask p,tat.p and goy Cole Sliw and kot b's(v'I5 Regular from Psychology, sophistication and adult views were not for the early cowboy heroes. Bronco Billy Anderson, William S. i lart and Tom Mix twho brought I *O"wg C1111" movie tradition placed the cowboy-a strange terin deriving froin cattle herders in far-off 'R 1" iijf '( GOOD ALL DAY, Value L..i,i Hofliy on request k,s JâLI/? 41VP6 FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TlL:34 P.M. FRI I SAT. IlL 1030 P.M. $09 Fr,nch Ave. (Hi.iay 11.97) Santord — — �4 B-Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6, 192 - & au Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6, 1974-513 1VL 3G tLLJUQ 700 W. Hwy. 431 LONG WOOD v i Marione Lanum OPERATORS Joyce Jeter Marlenelanum Connie Kenneth FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE'RE OPEN ALL DAY MON. MON. EVES. TUES 9TILL NOON THURS., FRI., SAT. 4:30 - ( :I ART SUPPLIES GLASS *MIRRORS sPAINT SWALLPAPER Motor Home UP ;o ; Service, Accessories Sales LL MOTOR HOME & TRAVEL TRAILER it - Vide's Junior Shoetand Glass & Paint Co., inc. Ph 377 1672 4 IV1IXOfl Auto Parts At Convenience& S a tac isf tion Route 426 ar-Ben * ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH COMPLETE RACE CAR PREPARATION Balancing & Tuning Custom Engines Blue Printinq Standard Engine Rebuilding rlv A Complete Line of Racing £ High Performance Parts & Equipment 323-7710 7II OFF 416 ACROSS FROM AMC DEALER SPEED SHOP John Cavanaugh Says 7, ANd b"y CALL 322-2263 FREE CAR PICK-UP & DELIVERY ASTROSTAR TIRES Locanwd Gun - . Special ONE 1*10 ALL FOR ONE 5*7 9 FIVE WALLETS 9S N Ph. 322-2243 abb can do 2201 French Ave. Gordon Meyer flg• : 22.947 tD Sanford I-111"FLETE CHICKEN DINNER Reg. It." School Duds W - 8" Msryf.,,a' I _ _____ . - FRIID (HICKIN HYPNOSIS I OUR STION -~is yp.ssi, Ca. N rufly care c"si. iftsp Akiwel Hpoihs C* II tIrV I*ylisag of as ir4.c MIWi. Nypssst$ Is a psss1 itat. .f wt - sI *i c.d.,s w.et. The 6060"06" misd is .si.. ae*v.I. This psr4i US Is caIs CUedt aNN The s si., siam. am as r.vas Isle idrsst is mass arias 500 asi weIght $ e, afr Pru sj1 s ii.. 51 $iThka,; M*...., iat: ether wahted bNs. I$s, -, a ysIdass a,rs,sl Is rs%4lee Ii Meltor astascas he (J.. lihicet Hy*sI will accipi sc* cciii, - CHICKEN a a All 1111, AWNE . '1 TERRARIUM CENTER 1 -- - - - , . Home.fice.Lobby Recreation Area Bldg-400 17-fl North Just North of 434 Longwood Ph. I34-244 Buy One Pair Of Shoes At Our Regul. And Pick A Second Pair Up To Up LV' Except Men's Work 800ts. Buy One P' Price And Pick ' Equal Value a ' I IF 7_1 I __________ :. .'j - PRICE ALL SALES FINAL -NO LAYAWAYS NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ____ it SHOENEE MZi 71 .i, • t. Easy Financing '1 AND DELIVERY ___ ZZ ANNUM Stick Shift Ot Aut omatic 4 Speed Ranges INTEREST PAID MONTHLY Drive with Electric or 5 year first mortgages, secured by condominium, commercial and residential properties, In a prestigious country club community, now being developed In Fiorlda. Manual Starting Call Collect Any Hour or Mail for Full Details Prentice Mortgage Co. Inc. Bonded Mortgage Broker 7321 Atlantic Ave. Cape Canaveral, Fla. Phone 305.783.4021 In Central ploridacall Associate Mortgage Broker - Marvin P. Gassman 3407 Mohawk Trail • EASY FlNANClNIG PICK UP and DELIVERY NAME ADDRESS CITY___________ PHONE STATE _____ ___ _____ Horse - li 2517 Country Club Rd. Ph. 322-7928 PHONE 322.792$ Sanford -- BesIdes all-purpose clothing stocked addaunIquedecortio,0y to be reminded, it's less than a suitable for (here's that word building largest selection ofwith cactithe in home, month until schoc! starts. To again) school, Horse and Rider Florida, make the "back-to-school" Western Store offers a fine Kactus Korral also carries scene Although le ofthe a Duafle Harrell travels far and drag, buy your selection of Western wear for Special potting soil and young 'urn some now duds at the entire famly, Including wide to stock his Korral. He not chemicals for cacti, Collecting Hone and Rider-Western Store, boots, hats, slacks, shirts and only gets them from the cacti is the ideal hobby for 2858 Sanford Ave., Sanford. jean;. They stock beautiful American Southwest, but also active people since hey Horse and Rider has a boot saddles and tack for both imports cacti from South demand little care and give a sal, going on now, with Western and English riding as Amorica,AfricaandtheO,.ieflt greatdeaiofpleasurece you Wrangler boots at only one.half well as animal feeds and Harreli's pride and joy is a 200 own a cactus, you're a collector regular price. Other bjots , such meriiclnes year-old barrel cactus He for life as t Toni Lama line are .ouldn't part with It for love or available at tremendous each new specimen seems The Tony Lama line of boots money, but you'll get an idea discounts. 01and more interesting thanyourself Is considered to be the finest whatyourcacticandevelopinto SOOfl you'll find the last, They have a large assortment available, according to nte over the Years. 01 pantsandshlrtsforh 5 and Rider personnel. These with a valuable collection. Along with cactus and girls. plants, They're refresilngly ditfereni Coçning soon will be come In men's, Women's arid Harrell brought back a fine from the usual Indoor and patio their stylish fall clothes children's sizes. Also in stock selection of has pottery from Texas, featuring sharp looking Iath' are beautiful gift items plants. Their unusual shapes and New Mexico and Ariz. A ,, and Subtle coloi- let them blend nd Suedes. Western accessories including Ihiprnnt of pottery has Bill LaBree and Duane tes, tie pins and belts. In with any decor, and their Harrell, oner, are ably arrived from south of the unique 9r,wing and flowering assisted in serving your 'leeds border, "down Mexico way." habits make them great conOnce you've selected the Included are bright vivid clay versatlon oiecii at Horn and Rider by Di. clothing items, gifts, ac pots in assorted sizes and Gebhardf, who owns h0SeS and cessonles and So trot on down to Hone and feed shapes. Sme have brilliant Rider b oil thewhen kids some has been involved with them for requirements for your day in Aztec prints, and there are dads toand show Over 10 years ,Along with Dee's theôddIe, ask Dee to direct you r'Sturai they pnt both large and return school. And while extensive knowledge of horses to the Kactu Korral next to the smallclay for indoor and outdoor you'retothere don't forget to es many first place trophies from hor,(' hr HorseanciRidershop. YouwiJI plants. Planting your cacti in enjoy the beautiful cacti find this greenhouse like hand-painted Mexican pots will displays at Kactui Korral, - & Rider Visit Our 0 I . i , Kactus Korral Dinner w- forpoople whowant Cotton good. ' Home OffIce . Or Rider 1 [J/J)1\\ Don't forget our delicious array for & 323 7990 nss Sanford Ar ____________________ 850 Andlas?. Horse . with mashed potatoes & gravy, bread and choice of veg. Rig. $1.10 Mr. Coffee of Bar -B Quo __ $3995 A*Lra 'gczgc stuart ' Plus many other i nSlier O'la'de iii1 _________________________________________ • Fertilizers • Seeds • Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items • Tac • Pet Supplies • Annuals • Vegetable Plants non Bar B Quo Dinners & P' ,, Sandwiches - Guy's Bar.B.Que -.-- HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED 1 COR SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. cinford, Florida Phone 327-2624 Your Story Is Read In The 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, Ihrifty way to reach those who are most likely to need your products or services. 2101 FRENCH - 323-5230 I eMKAWIICARI Lewis Sales & Service for the _____ BIG TRADE IN Maitland, Fla. 37151 Everyth'ing , ____ , Lewis Sales & Service ZlcOW1tryCiUbRd _____ I - kids don't want DUE 1' POPULAR DEMAND THE SALE CONTINUES IN` -RW I - Dee Gebhardtdlaplays one of the manyouUltalvsilablea,,torse&Wder BIG TRADE IN SIMWOLI PlAZA I HP BRIGGS A STRATTON ENGINE To U" Cvi Q BACK TO SCHOOL DUDS FOR THE FAJY And "YOU AINTMOWINO LISSYOUYAZOOIN.aI $Joo OUR ENTIRE STOCK INCLUDED IN THIS SALE PE Season 5VJ1?4 ________ ______________ Latest Mower For All Seasons ...... Men's And Boys' ti At Our Rig. Low cond Pair Of Boots Up T o /2 uro14% Three-year 4 and . Power Equipment To Serve You Every - _____ YAZOO ci 4 a Iue Fur J YARD-MAN EARN - y# Vscvm action .,,, baskel , Ir,•w, Hayy Dety Cast many M.5 To choi - . , $ 100 b . BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS You can find a terrarium to suit your any det,, Or ntd at SUP. OETT'$ They msk bIJtif$ and tasting 9aff for any time Year. We have TERRARIUMS 44 Longwood, Fla. 131.2255 - QJD SHOE SALE . THRtj THE SUMMER compared to 5 per cent for high rate of interest and in Heretofore, the big corpoNEW YORK (AP) U.S. commercial banks, small denominations. Citicorp, rations have never so openly of funds they siderafions. 7be thrUts are as- CRY BW*, Was the tint to an. are now after, the savinp of federal regulations that assign signed the role of financing nounce such plans, but many the "small people," the savings to various customers a portion housing, and it Is considered so- other corporations might fol. that once were routinely deposof the market and keep the big daily desirable to have a flow low. ited in passbook accounts, from submerging of funds Into mortgages. This capital-raising device Regulation Q. for example, Regulation also has the ef. has never been used before, aix pen-rita the so-called thnft Lfl' fed of limiting competition be. thus is free of regulations, stltulions the savIngs banks tween the commercial and say- despite efforts by the thrill and savings and loan associ- ings banks. If there were no i nstitutions to have the Federa atlons to offer 5.2.5 per cent regulation, the commetclal In- Reserve Boasrd and th Interest on savings accounts, stitutlons could outbid the Securities and Exchang i smaller thrifts, and mortgage Commission clamp down, rates would be a lot higher than the 9.5 per cent average DELICIOUS that now prevails. But now, and In spite of the regulations, the elephants and the mice find themselves In the Th is Week's I same playground. The most obvious technique SPECIAL for getting around the reguBINGO FEEDS lations is to offer notes at a Breaded Veal a-. BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK 438.2474 1:30-4 P.M. - Phone 305445.1 Regulations Protecting 'Market 's Small Accounts - SAT. ':tO-II:JOA.M -.7:30-lI P.M C491 977 - I- • THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TJ ASK ABOUT THURS, EVE PRIVATE FARTIES FRI. 7-33 II P.M. AN EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATION TO RESIDENTS OF FLORIDA ONLY - 0 Ie - - CAR-BEN JEWELERS e of the greatest thrills a historical class rings tended Bulova watch repair can't get It to run, take it into high school or college student designating our nation's 200th school. He offers the only Car-Ben. It will be expertly experiences asIde from birthday. Timex watch repair service In repaired to give you a show receiving straight A's Is the Car-Ben offers exquisite the entire area, and also sells a piece which is of practical use selecting of a class ring. Keepsake wedding rings; a complete line of Timex wat. as well. Careful consideration goes Into tradition through eight ches. In addition to the Timex In addition to rings and whether it should be in white or decades. They are available in brand, Car-Ben carries the watches Car-Ben carries ,iIow gold, and If perhaps a bothyeliowandwhlfegold, and elegant Seiko jeweled watches. costume Jewelry, identification birth stone would look better come in plain and fancy designs Whatever make of watch you bracieti by Speldel, clocks, •mn the school colon. to suit your Individual tate. own, take it in to Car-Ben for necklaces, Ilghte and gift Ben Smltiey, owner of Car. Visit Car-Ben Jewelers to overhaul or repair and you are Items such as silver trays and Ben Jewelers, Longwood Plaza, select for that very special guaranteed an excellent lob, wood decorator pieces. Longwood, IS acutely aware of peon in your life a promise Ben's regular customers Both Master Charge and this, and provides customs ring, friendship ring, know, dependable service and BenkAmerlcbrd are accepted with acal ring styles, stones engagement ring or other fair treatment at Car-Ben is the at Car-Ben. and books which will aid in their keepsaks he or she will reason they keep coming hack For many years Car-Ben selection. treasure always. Make the gift whenever they need something Jewelers has been making old Car-Ben is offering $5 off on all the more precious by having in the jewelry line. Customers out of new any class ring. All you do is clip your message of love engraved Mother special repair set. customers. They do this by out the coupon in their ad the on it. vice of Car-Ben is repairing offering dependable service adjoining page, an take it in. Ben Smitley is an expert antique clocks. If you own a and customer satisfaction, Stop For those with spirit ( of '76 that watch repairer with many beautiful old timepiece that Is by tay and give them a try. Is) ask about those special years of experience. He at. tustgathering dust because you ADV. Horse & Rider - Kactus Korral - SUNDAY CLOSED ALL DAY 398 Longwood Plaza Ruth le JoneS 11.2511111111 Doug Porter vd1h his selection 32313O BY APPOINTMENT TIRE SERVICE 1401 S. French Ave. ? see all tt things your new PH. 6685046 CAVANAUGH : 11M. EVERY MON. & TUES. Portrait Customer convenience and who has over 10 years ex. machinist, and Is managed by found In a parts Store, and satisfaction_these are the peras expert a machinist, main factors in the continuing givelance you an job. will Margie Thomas. Ronnie Mixon according to Lee Mixon is the Popularity of Mixon Auto Parts Consumer satisfaction is is manager of the 17.92 store. No most complete machining chauvinis, the Mixons service in the area.repair Theyservice do not stores, The entire organization obtained by offering a completemate employ six women at their offer garage-type Is built around these o ideas, line of quality name brand parts stores. The girls are thoroughly but will work on any parts you convenience at reasonable prices, courteous, knowledgeable and competent bring in. You can drop off your areFirst, two for stores, one at 3rdthere and competent and spee per. and the work interesting parts at the 17-fl location and Magnolia in downtown Sanford, sonnel and guaranteed service, and find satisfying, and the other at 31 Hwy. 17-92 they will send them tO the The stores are owned by Roy The stores carry a complete machine shop promptly, saving serving the south Sanford area, and Lee Mixon who are father line of quality parts for both you several miles of driving if Next, the hours are arranged and son. They opened the domestic and Imported cars, you live south of Sanford. ~Ii for customer convenience. The downtown store about seven incI'jding Some for older grinding, town store is open 8a.m. to years ago when Roy Mixon, who vehicles going hack 15 years orComplete crankshaftvalve and rod p.m. Monday through was born and raised in Sanford, more, It they have to reconrday, and from 9a.m. to 2 saw the need for an order a ditloning, engine rebuilding, autowas parts partBesides it is usually p.m. Sunday. Try to match store. The 17-92 location vice. parts one-day Mixon's set- head repair, and some starter, has generatnr and alternator repair those hours elsewhere. The 17. opened in March. 1973 so that tools of all kinds, air conditioner are among the services offered 92 store is open I am, to 6 p.m. customers in the southern end parts, and sell trailer hitches at by the machine shop. ay4through Friday and I of the county wouldn't have to both stores. Tune op equipment a.m. to p.m. Saturday. For auto parts and service, travel allparts, the way into Sinford to get your car in shape for that with Mond For the convenience of do-it. for their Convenience and yOur$elfers the downtown store vacation trip isa popular item guaranta, The downtown location satisfaction, Is at this time. s ha a machine shop. Bring in staffed by five competent Mixo' can fill your needs, your Parts, and Gerald Flynn, employees The machine shop at down. Give them a call or drop In at including the town Mixons is a service rarely either store. MON ;,3OAM .12 NOON 7:30.10:)O PM. THURS 9:30 A.M.-13 NOON r :L3GJQt1? 111! TUES. PRIVATE SPECIAL PARTIES -- , 11n j WED, 7-4 P.M Gold I...snu- cJ.t%% HiII4, CONVENIENCE EASY ACCESSABIIJrY ...MIxon's No. 2 s tore located 0017.g New Planting Guide &Almanac 1400W. First St. Ph. 323.U30 Sanford (In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) 1! - Vacuum Company . _ -. $ Kirby Pr HOTOGR-APH"' Studios Ii -. " -: Open 8.6 Mon. thru Sat. Downtown Only Open Sun. 9.2 PORTRAITS WEDDING COMMERCIAL FRAMING SERVICE Sm Tim --- a 322.0808 Gregory 290 B IRIS RD. CASSELBERRY 830-1733 - - 57C an Vie 'Watch For Grand Opening Of New Showroom." 831-3304 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford . MALIBU LIGHTS 232 5 HIGHWAY 17.92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA ~ - . ixon Auto Part5 id Machine Shop 1-24 Year Olds SR22s Filed EZ Payments Open Daily 9.5 Fri. 9.6 Sorry Closed Sat. For Quotes CALL Landscape Lighting STUDENTS, SAVE $5 ON YOUR CLASS RING, AND WEAR IT ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. OPEN 8.6 Mon. thru Sat. LOW RATES - B E TIIR/j/T(/Rj - 323-6404 I1'I:LsWI OPEN DAILY I A . M. S P.M. Mahogany SecrPtary Old Gold Leaf Mirror 3159 Hwy. 17.92 AUTO INSURANCE Ph. 322.6707 Sanford, Fla. 919 E. 2nd 55. FURNITURE and GLASSWARE lixon Auto Parts Ave. - I' You 202 S. Park Oviedo WE OFFER A WONDER FUL ARRAY OF ' k1 I Locations I To Serve A- - Gord edond '-a kje4te4J Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Class Rings & Lovely Things We Come loYou B&tht .4a iw~ NURSING CfNTfR "where your friends are" Ph. 345-3248 C Mobile Service 14:ItT1IkI Pricision LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. Ph. 831-72S2 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17.92 Lonowoni 270 Magnolia Ae Sanford SANFORD REC- VEE SERVICE 2311 W. 1st St. 323.4711 All right, I'll leave but not without my Edward's Shoes Senkarik WE WILL OR DER TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS And Accessories WHOLESALE-. RETAIL - 24 Hour Nursing Care For For Every Puepose Complete Wier j i Drive t& Save AUTO PARTSJ/ For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising 322-2611 or 831-9993 Sanford �-- Herald 6B-Evening E~P1.AIN 1 I WMAT IT! _____ ______ -- -____ - - .' ___ - WIN COULDN'T YOU GIGN 1 ELG OU 9OME RSET if ____ _______ Legal Notice Legal __ _____ "b .. I T Evening Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE and ___ ___ _______ __ ______ _______ Class ___ ified - ___ _ August 6, 197478 Ads Donit Cost, They Pay! -- - _ ____ __ - f i ca -. ______ __________ Instructions _____________ I Tuesday Herald NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FOR TAX DEED ?;virtue of that certain FOR TAX DEED JM.1S JACOBY of (Section lfl.4,$ Florida Stahfl of Oculion Issued out of andWrit under (Section i7.an Florida Statutes of 1W) the seal of the Circuit Court 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1 Sem,riole County, Florida. upon a that N. 0. Riser the holder of ifle bnal lvdgment NORTH His xt step is to try to find ______________ • _____________________________ tpat G. C. Kirk the holder of the I rendered in the following certificates ha filed said 4 J 64 following cert i aforesaid court On the 21st day of certlIlcates for a two entries to dummy. He sees tes has filed said ________________ tax deed to be i fOvember. A D. cernfkaf,s for a tax deed to 4 ?io5 Personals 1977, in that certain issued thereon. The certificate 11 they will be there In the club 30 cntitle, William J. Fabry, Apartments Rent 41 Issued thereon. The certificate Houses for Sate s + 7653 Moble Home Lots numbers and years of issuance, the numbers and years Of issuance, the stproded that break Plaintiff, vs William A. Fabry an Unfurnished FACED WITH A DRINKING _________________ 4A652 descriptIon of the Propirty, and the For Rent JOHNNY WALKER Lucille Fabry, his wife, Defendant, 2. i description of the property, and the PROBLEM names in which it I WFST I I was .5essed are names In which it was a$145WcI are GENERAL CONTRACTOR *4kh aforesaid Writ of Execution as Pertaps Alcoholic Anonymous Private If on canal-)DO ft 10 St. follows: He proceeds to cash the king 4Q73 4K52 was delivered to me as MEN & WOM EN REAL ESTATE. INC. as follows: Can Help iff of Certificate No 451 Year 01 ARMS Johns River Good water and and queen of clubs. Bo th opAQ "211457-11n.711111-M7,424 p876432 Sininøie County, Florida, and I Issuance 1961 Certificate No. 1017 Year CaIllfl 1357 tithing. 570 per month plus $ f0 + QJ1094 ave levied upon the following COMPUTOR • 82 ponenis follow. He overta es Issuance 1fl2 Write P.O. Box 1713 deposit. X5777.3)57, Description of Property Lot I? _ _ _ __ it4983 107 Description of Properly Lots 22 & Sanford, Florida PROGRAMMERS hIs Jack with dummy's ace, described Owned by Mecca Hammock Plat Book I Page Apartments A'ililam A Property Fabry and Lucille 81. 73 (Less Pd). Frosts Add No 2 to SOUTH (D) There never was d better time fhn Classified ads are here to help you Name In which assessedWilliam leads a low spade and finesses Fibry. his wife, said property beir.g T. Freeman, buy, sell, rent or lwap...at a Iv A 1098 Attamonte, PB 1 PG 13. Name in Male to Share very nice 2 bedroom Need immediately to train as IBM now to use a ClaSlitied ad in the Cated In Seminole County, Florid. ta 10. which assessed Gold Tip En. COtt...let us help you place yours-EIegace Herald. St Computor Programmers, and All of said property being in the op making ecu5 Dial 4 apt, with same. Central air, wall to Call 322 7611 or $31 9993. terprises, more Particula'ly described as County Seminole, Stateol Florida. We takes his queen and ___________ 322 7611 or 13 1 99fl _____ _______ wall shag carpet, 2 baths. $110 SM Compor Operators. The folloWs' All of said property being in the 3339037 Unless such certificate or (er An demand for qualified program. it You've searched r the ultimate Oflt half interest in tificates County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. mers and operators is great. We sh all be redeemed ac pace available In Adult Park and In apartment living, u'il f)nd it enters dummy with the six of Unless Unless such certificate or cer I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD-. to Lot I and part of Lot 7 cording to law the Property Neither vulnerable will train you for this highly GREGORY MOBILE HOMES at Franklin Armi Conveniently described as: Begin at the South 3 bedroom, 1 bath frame, shall be redeemed ac clubs; leads the Jack of spades; FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED skilled profession and assist you 500 French described in such certificate or located lust two blocks w West North East South fireplace, cording to law the property Screened BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MV porch, with employment at the Same lets It ride If East doesn't cover ______ will 373 3200 ______ fl, bitq Fairway Plaza and Idegrees 2$' 13" to the left from the beautiful yard, all fenced. $17,90 2 N.T. cash bidder at the court Seminole High School. and winds up with the tricks he certificates *lit be sold to the West line of said Lot I 61,15 feet to a hula door on the 2nd day of Sep Charles E. Massey required Personal interview -_ point, thenceruo3degr53 I)" to lember, 1974 at 11:00 A.M highest cash bidder at the court CLOSE IN-Two bedroom, I bath. Resort Property required Call $31 SSU, NOW One Bedroom the right from the prolongation of IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM ' use door on the 2nd day of Sep $150 central heat and air, Ca-pet, For Rent O.B.C.701 E. Semoran Blvd, Dated this 76 day of July, 1971, last course 277.1 feet to. point on IN YOUR FAMILY? tember. 1974 t 11: A.M. Opening lead-Q# modern kitchen, $31,000. Suite 311, Altamonte Springs Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. AL ANON _____________________________ tM West line of said Lnt I, thence __________________________________ __________________________________ Dated Clerk of Circuit Court of Two Bedroom Large eft apts cOmple kitchen $185 ang the West line of said Lot $ to Dated this 24th day of July, 1971. for families or friends of problem Did Tabby have a little of kittens? _________________________ OWNER ANXIOUS-3 bedroom, I' Seminole Couiity, Florida orinkers carpeted air TV 20 to beach Point of beginning, Block 13, (Official Seal) bath, kitchen equipped, cen?r,I Sell them with a last action Continuing with ow be-kindIda Creat The bidding has btn: Ev'anWale, Lake Mary, Florida, For further information call ifl i Six Month's Lease heat, carpe?. pri(y Incrd, Ciassilied Ad Call 37? 7611 or Ill Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Deputy Clerk or write to-declarers week, we give West 9793 FROM $17.50 Day aCcordingtopfattherfrecerdedjfl (Official Seal) W. 1W US C TV4W SThS Clerk of Circuit Court Masonry Construction North East South nlord Al Anon Family Group P o _______________ _____________________________ South a nice 21-point two Seminole County, Fl ida or $95 Week or Fiat Book ? page 37. of the Public Publish: July 3), Aug. I), 20, 1974 ie Central Heat & Air Sex 553, Sanford, Fla, 3V71.. Records of Sethote County IMCULAT E I drrn. 1 Ida Creal noftnp. North raises him 24 , DED 145 Allredl I can't tell the landmarkS froM the "We need a Florida, including riparian ( TwoOccupanis) Pass Pass 2It Wall-16-Wall WOMEN WANTED Shag family room. brightcheery kit Deputy Clerk ARE YOU TROUBLFD? Call Toll W'gameand terSouth ioo Pass 4 and the undersigned as Sheriff of eyesoresr' chef $18,500. BEACHCOMBER Free, 644 2027 for "We Care,.Dishwasher & Disposal l't,t,t,sI, July I. Aiti a. ii. ?J. 1911 Seminole County, Florida, will at thy he sees that he can RECEPTIONIST& 'Hotline" MulI or Teens You.South, hold: DEL) 14 I1:OOA.M Ofllhe14thdayofAg5 FICTITIOUSNAMP count on one spade, two _____________ EXECUTIVE A Q 654 ?A Q 654 •A K 4 2 FUNNY BUSINES!, AD 1971, Offer for sale an sell to NotIce is hrrrby given that I am Laundry Facility By Ropes Botieit HALL REALTY S .'. rr, ,rna tt.i', th b:(jdcr, for cash, subiect engaged in business at 1$Q A NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Lostand Found SECRETARIAL LL IATIONS3UGGESTED ~tlo any and all ?6óS 14 WY 1797 A -in your conscience be NAME STATUTE _________________________ ____________________________ total of seven tricks. S IT KeEPS We __________________ Phonelfl3714 TRAIN E ES ADULTS ONLY REALTOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 37) 57 your guide. Pass. is probably Front (West) Door of the Seminole Seminole County, Florida under the ° th th Sou sees atffhecan get OB QFI'ld! 6rREET. IIETS CONSIDERED Notice is hereby givefl that the County Courthouse in Sanford, fictitious right, but II you want to gamble Lost: Longwood area, Medium size If working in the secretarial field dummy twice, he can emule dog, brown very tat with nameof JACK undersigned, pursuant to the Condominium Florida, the above described per. ENTERPRISES INC.BRATT0N, - DBA. at New Smyrna no 0 go on and bid six. Five hearts 0 SOunds Interesting to you, and "Fictiti only 1 eye. Needs heart tonal property, those two extra tricks in eith Name Statute" Chaj.ier Beach. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. All VOICE AND VIDEO EPIGI er would be sill)' sinee that would your need it urgent, we will gIve -That sa i d sale is being made to NFEPING and that medication, Reward. Call 797, 323 6650 145 09, Florida Statute, will register modern kitchen 3721326 you complete training, and spades or hearts. He can get 1mph' that you held two potenintend to with the Clerk Of the CircuitC V1 satisfy the terms of Qid Writ of 10 registersaldname with the Clerk of and for Seminole County, Florida, with full or part time them In hear ts If East holds the 11.1 club losers. Execution, HutChiton Ocean front aPartmes, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 6 NOTICE 1120 Florida Ave Child Care employment. Both morning and John E. Polk, upon receipt of proof of the queen. That Is a 50 per cent 319 S. Atlantic, Daytona Beach, 7~ TODAY'S QUESTION evening classes are available i i' ___________________ Florida in accordance with the Publication of this notice, the tic. Sheriff Call Mrs. P U Hutchison 322 S$ chance, Or he can get them in Provisions of the Fictitious Name titious name, to 21 Hour Home Personal Interview required Call Instead of passing your partner _______ Seminole County, Flor ida HAYSTACK, Statutes, To-Wit: Section $63.09 Sanford, Fla. ---_-Hot $34II NOW. O.B.C, 701 East spades provided that East holth has bid two spades over the two DISABLED Publish July 73. 30, Aug 8, I), 1971 Florid,' Statutes "5 MANDARIN II, a Joint Venture, ___ _____ Semoran 365 4357 ---.. 37 OLD 112 Business Property at least one of the two missing club overcall. What do you do under which we are engaged ___________________ 5: J. P. ORATION ____________________ Blvd. Suite 314, One or 2 bedroom townnotjse MERlC,\N Altamonte Springs. business at Post Office Box S. President For Rent 'apartments, Central heat and air, bon=. 7bat is a 76 per cent E1ERAN5 9 ------NOTICE OF APPLICATION enclosed patio. Close in, con. Publish: July 16, 23, 30, Aug. 6, 1971 Longwood, Florida. Good Things to Eat chan. Answer Tomorrow omorrow That the parties Interested inlaid -- -venient to everything. From Siio. Chapter 18 Help Wanted WAREHOUSES. INDUSTRIAL business enterprises are as follows: PEAS - You pick. S300 a bushel. (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutis of After 6 call 3V'79. 30 Warthouses from 2500 to 50, sq, 1W) EPOCH PROPERTIES fltack.eyej, purple hull and big with or without offices DOONESBU - I 2 Bedroom Duplex Family Room PARTNERSHIP NO. 17 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, bOy, On Oregon Ave "i mile north Ga Hwy 17 92 REASONABLE TO BUY OR SELL Twdeau IMMEDIATEen quipped, Patio, Carport By: Gerald 0 Oglier of 46 and west of I 4 Herb that P. 8 Riser, the holder of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sthof Sanford SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY OCCUPANCY __________________ __________ LNC DEVELOPMENT $31 $102 _______________ Behr _________________________ following certificates has flied said FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. )73fl9lafter5 CORPORATION certilicatis for a tax deed to be FLORIDA. kIi4T LV W 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK By , Meetings Patrick D. Roudenbush Need a new item for the house, or a I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Issued thereon. The Certificate CASE NO. 74.1096.0 ZC4 11 Instrictions AIst, V P. Furnished or unfurnished. 60' Business 730 1st. Tues. numbers and years of issuance, the DIVISION D new car? AVON can help you earn £6ffAiiy. 323 4) or $62 7375 P4/4cA swimming pool. 4720 S. Orlando Dated: July 19, 1971 it. 644 3079 descripti of the property, and the In re: Adoption J M/MMT A5 Dr. 3237920. Publish: For tease - Building for offices or names in which it was asssd are CHARLES DAVID TRIESCH. DEE 34 Aug. 6, 13, 20, 37, 1974 • A )W fttW C4U,W.. uiuy! LkW7 71øPc !' Bingo IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES Mechanics (2), import experience T bedroms, 1 ___________________ as follows' Commercial use A great down , MANN, a minor by Harry W. It working as an lM Keypunch ba th, ' MAC, • Excellent pay plan and benefits, I Every Wed & Sat. town location. Approximately Certificate No, 600 Year of Christman, III, NOTICE OF APPLICATION carpeting, drapes, central heat 4 Operator sounds interesting to A14PY? Five day week. Apply in person Issuance 1963. 3,4O0 s. ft floor space Very rca. Early Birds 7:13p.m. FOR TAX DECO Petitioner and air. Fully equipped with dish you, and you are available to start 6 \ ,k~-,o ~ i only to Dick Baird Datsun, 100 washer. Call Mrs Rutherford Description of Property All SW i Sonable rent to substantial party (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of NOTICE OF ACTION ImmedIately, we can have you west 434, Fern Park. Of NE 1 wtto will maintain buildiog in good 4 Between ri. 1969) Lake & sa Mary Rd,, TO: Mr. Charles David ______________________ working and training at the same 111 _______________________________ Ry & No Or Rd. Name in which condition. May subiet space. For NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, flchmann lime, There is no age limit and Average $40 -an evening demon 2 Bedrooms. Re into call H A DALE REALTY. Did YOU kw that assessed Southern Title Research fri9efStor, Pove, air that Seminole County the holder of RI. I, Box 123 strafing guaranteed to and gifts high school diploma is not conditioner. W6161. Co Adults Only. Your Two Harbors, Minnesota 53416 the following certificates has filed club No cash investment. No delivery required. Prepare yourself for the or Available August 1. 3230911 after All of said property being in the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Harry said certificates for a tax do" to be or collecting. COMPutors do your future now In this highly rowar. organization can 4 p.m. _________ CountyofSeminofe,stateofFl0i issued thereon. The certificate W. Christman. Ill has filed paper work, Call Friendly Home ding field. Persoral interview appear In this listing Unless such certificate or cer. Petition in the above styled cause ,: numbers and years of Issuance, the Parties, 3235436. required. Call $3i$S$ NOW. each week for only $3 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS tificates shall be redeemed ac the adoption of the above named description f the property, and the ~ O.0.C., East Springs. Semoran Blvd., Insulation installers needed. Good Sandlewwd Villas Cording to law the property minor and you are hereby required names In whIch It *a% assessed are Three bedrooms, 1 bath, g per week? This Is an Suite . 314, 701 Altamonte I 11 employment for ambitious men. neighborhood. Large lot. All ap described In such certificate to fIle your answer of the defense of as follows: _______________________ __________________________ 8'e . ideal way to inforn'r ____________________________ Fringe benefits. Chauffuers PlIances. Carpet throughout. i Ctrtificatn will be sold to the pleadlngwlththecl,rkfe1, Certificate No. 1190 Year of ttt the public of your CIeanI If (4 highest cash bidder at the court Court and serve a copy thereof upon Issuance 1970 THE PHANTOM only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller Description _____ La. F. 1k a rid Sy Barry tembir, t?74 Iti 1:00 A M. E. Hillcrest St., Suite 104, Orlando, NE '4 (Less E " & W7 CH) Sec. 01 Ifartman Realty, Inc. PRIZE, Y Charlotte St S&x Warehouse_LIE?ThE - 5UT AV NOTICE OF APPLICATION this 26th day of July, 1974. Florida 37803, Attorney 'or T.S. 71 N.E. 37 Acres 15. Name in HLY N Ma ói OF THE QUEEN OF 5HE Of ficial Seal TOUCH ! IT 5 FOR TAX DEED PetItioner, on or before the 6th day which assess Alepses S. Bacon. Ua4 IT! REALTORS, Casseicierry,$30 16M HOUSEKEEPER Father Richard .1. Lyons I TO NG All of la id property being in the (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutes of Mature woman Live in with elderly N! Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. of August, 1971. if you full to do so.. County C4 _ * W/W Shag Carpet of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole, State of Florida. ou default will be entered against he mother and son in wheetcheir, for the relief demanded in t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Seminole County, Florida Unless such certificate or cer. CaIlrt Real Estate PER MA NENT S,k, * Range.Refrigerator _____ Ida Creel that P. 8. Riser the holder of the Petition. tificates shall be redeemed ac rYivate room and bath. Drivers 24 Hour Service Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and seal of cording to law the property following certificates Ms filed said 'V • license, references, No smoking. I E94TIRE __________ ___________ ________ Call 323.7491 Publish: JuPy3t,Aug,Li3, 20, 1971 said Court, at Sanford, Seminole described In such certificate or crctlficate for a tax deed to b * Dishwasher-Disposal after 3 pfti. OED.iI issued thereon. The certificate322.3995 certificates will be sold __________ County, Florida this 11th day of July, highest cash bidder at the court numbers and years of issuance, the Licensed nurses - abt,T'io do part * Clothes Washer-Dryer Commercial Properties I description of the property, and the (Seal) house door on the 2nd day of Sep IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE time relief on weekends. Call ' names In which it was assessed are tember. 1974 at 11:00 A M. COUNCIL 5357 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Homes, Lots q Homemakers, of the Upiohn UIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. as follows: Dated this 26th day of July, 1971 Clerk of Circuit Court * Recreational Building CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Company,67$.0434, AN EQUAL and (Official Seal) Certificate No. lOt Year of OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER I ____ By: Joy Stokes SEMINOLC COUNTY Issuance 1935 Acreage 7: 30 PM lst.)rd Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Deputy Clerk - * Heated Pool PROSATE DIVISION Clerk of Circuit Court DescrIption of Property Lot 36 SANFORD'S LEADING REAL William F. Poole. iv _____ ______ ________________________________________________ _____ PROBATE No. 741.CP JOHN KR1DER, ASSOC Block E. Bungalow City, Plot Book Tuesday of Seminole County, 1316 E. Hillcrest , ____ ESTATE FIRM is in need of six In re: Estate if * 1.2 Bedroom Florida Page 82. Name in which assessed J. 101 Suite W. Garnett White additional licensed sales per. BINGO EVERY CARL RAYMOND WHILOEN, F. Holly I Hallie His Ida Creat Orlando, Florida 32103 I / ' ' sonnet. This office offers the very FROM )y5 Thursday 7:30 P.M. Broker, 1 W. Commercial Deputy Clerk deceased. Attorney for Petitioner All of said property being in the finest I broker cooperation _______________________ _______________________ PRIXILS POP NOTICE TO CREDITORS )IOW.AIPORTBLVD Santord,3fl7U, L _________________ Publish: July 31, Aug. 6., , 70, 1971 County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. ______________ _______ _______ Publish' July 14.73,30, Aug. 6, 1974 by Al Vi..r training and modern facilities. :3. To All Creditors and All Pern.s DED.70 SANFORD, FLA. DED.1 Unless such certificate or tee. For confidential Interview, call -_ GRANDPA. TELL ME Havin,Claims.rD..ndsA,ai,s, T14AT WAS tiflcutes shall be redeamed ac EALTOR.Associafe Julian ABOuT WHEN YOU LONG TIME AGO, ?ndfioorrear.3roumapl NOTICEOFAPPLICATION AMERICAN cording to law the property Stenstrom, General Manager. Village Real Estate I REMEMe,Ep er RISC ILL A'J-' lstandlastmonthrequired EVE T :1 NG ' reuired to present any claims a LEGION REALTOR (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of 0 TOP open wekc'. III certificates will be Sold to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 969) demands which you may have THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL hight cash bidder at the court LOt.4G O STENSTROM REALTY -' -'---against the estate of CARL ,-INOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, house door on the 2nd day of Sep ' ____ fS CIRCUIT REALTORS 31 Apartments Rent RAYMOND WHILDEN, deceased COUNTY.IN FLORIDA. AND FOR SEMINOLE that R. B. Riser the holder of the tem,er, 1971 at 11:00 A.M. E 2513 Park Drive, Sanford late of Seminole County, Florida. It Furnished following certificates has filed id SANFORD REALTY Dated this 28th day of July. 1974, ________________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 741151.8 372 7420 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and In re: the Marriage of certificates for a tax deed to be (Official Seal) 26 Park Dr. . . -0 Hwy l72 I Mite 1 4 . P file the same In duplicate and Efficiency apt., carpeted, with air. )) I issued thereon. The certificate L Arthu r H. Beckwith, Jr Days 372 7217 , I Block Mason . Must b fast. Can sband, of Sanford SlOper ma. KULP REALTY, 322. Provided in Section 733.16. Florida JAMES A - - South - -- - ________ numbers and years of issuance. the Clerk of Circuit Court of work part time or full time. $6 per Statutes, In their of fices in the and '' Petitioner, desulption of the property, and the Seminole County, Florida hr. Call 3238375 for appt. INGS County Courthouse in Seminole BONNIE E. FEPISKE, wit,, names In which it was assessed are Ida Crest _____________________________ ________________________ ,ou woqØ your CI855i1pe0 ad Cati - I 2 Bedroom Aduit Only County, Florida, within four as follows: 327 7611 or 53) 9993 $ P M -2nd and 4th Deputy Clerk Wanted: Clerk Typist Park Avenue Mobile Park calendar months from the time of Respondent, Certificate No. 136 Year of Thursday Each Month. Publish: July 31, Aug. 6. 13, 20, 1974 Crumley Monteith Inc. _______________________ NOTICE 2515 Park Drive, 161 ' r' Issuance 1931. DED.116 LOCH ARBOR - walk to golf 3720375 . BINGO same will be barred. De pe course, putter in 24' * 32' ShOp. Last Known Address SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2. 3 Bedroom Filed at Sant EveryMon &Tuet % Florida, this 11th 0, Bugalow City Flat Book 7 Page FICTITIOUSNAJ,jE Enjoy 3 bedroom, 2 bath CB on I?) Tollgate Trail Keypunch operator required for 96 Trailers & Apti. 2 Adult parks. 2 I' ''. day of December. 1973. Early Bird at 7:13 P M 12. Name In which assed Kenneth Notice is hereby given that I am lots. Large family room and Family parks. ISIS H column card unit. Experience Longwood, Florida 377w 1797, Settle Louise Buck Regular at 7:43PM engaged in business at 0. Lauec& Mary M Lauer His Wife Vine St.. kitchen, fireplace, central heat preferred,. Hours $3 Coastline Present Whereabouts unknown Sanford. 3231930. Day, Wk., As Executrix As All , said property being in the Oviedo 37765. Seminole County. and air, wail to wall carpet. By Distributing Co Inc., Sanford. Mr ______ __________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Pet. County of Seminole. State of Florida Florida under the fictitious name of or,ner 322 1730 ,Cavattaro, 72) 3500 ition for Dissolution of marriage Attorney for Executrix .'.II' II _________________________________________ Unless such certificate or cer NATURAL STONE WORKS, and -_-Apartment Adults No pets 322 Ocala: Beautiful country living 3 $ FoRE SPAGHETTI is coop, (ow THE has been filed against you and you tiflcates shall be redeemed ac that I intend to register said name __ ou 13)0 Forest City, Fla.. 37751 Bedroom, 2 bath home on l acre . SALES . IT A GOOV EXAMPLE written defenses to the Petition, If described In such certificate '3HOwSSOMETHIMG Publish: July 30, Aug. 6. 1911 Seminole County, Florida in ac Challenging opening with rapidly any you have, on Petitioner's At 1/ DED 1 particatty finished. $1,000 down 11 certificateswill be sold to the cordance with the provisions of the expanding nationally established ______ 1 Bdrm. Apt. Large Rooms torney HARVEY M ALPER, of the highest cash bidder at the court Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit: take over payments of Sill per 111________ 11 company. Sales experience LAW OFFICES OF ALPER AND Adults Only, No Pets Mo $34 26., $43.53) louse door on the 2nd day of Sep SctiOn$65Q9 Florida Statutes 1957. helpful, but not required. Sates WACK, whose address is 616 East 3fl.980 5: Let Pratt lembtf, 1174 at 11:00 A,M. mai agement opporlunity from % Semoran Boulevard, Suite 201, FLEET RESERVE AND CU'JEP FICTIT1OUSNAME Dated this 26th day of July, 1971 Publish: July 30, Aug 4, I), 70, 1974 provenprOducers Earn while you Allamormfe Springs, Florida, on or Notice is hereby given that I am need for a happy time With a WELAKA APARTMENTS _____________ DEDUj (OfficIal Seal) O train in new, effective sates fore August 2h,with 1911, and file the Pres ClassPe.1 Ad Mgr. 114W 1st St. engaged in business at 106 Hwy I?. original thereof the Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr method. Bonuses, incentives. PLATE? / IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Clerk of Circuit Court of -Art lrin0e benefits Call Tom Mutt, . . "Mttt" 92, Casselbirry, Seminole County, thiS Court either before service On AVALON APARTMENTS - Florida under the fictitious name of Petitioner's attorney or im. TAFFER REALTY FOR S!MINOL Seminole County, Fida COUNTY, 347552). ext 31$ for interview. Picanso Matthew ________________________ ADULTS. NO PETS _____________________ FLORIDA ItOOL 25th Ida Creel A 1 COATING & HOME tM mediately thereafter; otherwise a fl6W.2nd5t. )22U5.3 BusiresiMe,ting Clvii.. ACTION Plo. 74•)243C Deputy Clerk WANTED LPN'S and nurse aides, _________________________ PROVEMENTS. and that I intend tO default will be entered against you Publish: July 31, Aug. 6. 13. 20, -'r ,,, a a regiter said name with the Clerk of for the relief demanded in the In re the Marrla, of: 7fldMOflddy-70fl Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 32 C •. • the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Petition __________________________ MYRNA HOMENS, Houses Rent Club Hours-.-3 p.m. 919 E 2nd St bED 10 Florida in accordance with the Petitioner, Daily (closed Wed) WITNESS m Unfurnished I -----yhandundtheseelof /00`~Z/ - .NOTIC!OFAPPLICATION .;I-, Provisions of the Fictitious Nam@ ' and this Court this 111h day of July, 1174. CIRCULATION Bingo Thursday '2000 FORTAXDEED Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) UK & MLEK ________________ (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of ' Florida Statutes Respondent. and alt. $200 month. _______ Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 1W) Opportunities by Howie Schn.jd.r S' Logan Dawns NOTIcE OF ACTION District Manager Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO: ERNEST HOMENS Stemper Realty FOR SALE Peanut. Candy, Gum 61 ublish: July 16, 73, 30, Aug, 6, 1971 By Elaine RiChard. that Geruldire Kirk the holder of the 6ED 65 until $11 White Avenue when I t1nau1 VFW 10,050 vending business in Sanford. Deputy Clerk following certificates has filed said EAL TON Llnthlcum, Maryland Requires 51,238 cash & few hours Seminole Publish July 23, 30, Aug. 6, 13, 1971 certificates for a tax deed to be MLS i 200 Concord Dr YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Orangr weekly. TEXAS KANOY KOM FICTITIOUS NAME quiet , routine DED 110 1111, The certificate 17 1991 CseIherry Fla that an action for Dissolution of 19195 French PANY. 1327 Notice Is hereby given tat I am Baste Rd , San An exintence Eve 172 jj74 numbers and years of issuance, the Marriage has been filed against you 322 engaged in business at Pt I, Box 210, Tez. 75317 Include phone desctiption of the properly, and the and you are required to serve a copy 11C. ' - Maitland, Seminole County, Florida At The -1 under the fictitious name of JAYCO names in which it was assessed an, of yor mitten defenses, if any, to it TIC, NOTICE OF INTENTION 2 Bedrooms, 1' baths, GE kitchen, as follows: , * *GENEVA GARDENS * * C.HA. WW carpet. Adults only TO REGISTER SIGNS arid that I intend to register 'it:. Certificate No. 6$ Year of Issuance on NED N. JULIAN. JR., Evening And 3721911. ', said name with the Clerk of the FICTITIOUS NME ESQUIRE. Petitioner's attorney, Single story studio, 1, 7, and 3 1971. whose ress is STt'NSTROM, ,, NOTICF IS HEREB r GIVEN, nc. 'pu, Cirruit Court, Seminole County, bedroom apartments. Pool, Sanlord 3 Bedrooms, newly ,. Description of Property Lots)? '+ -Tic, . DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Post Office Sunday Herald Florida uit accordance with the pursuant t, Florida Statute 55 clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, N6.', Ftof Lot) (Less N 763 Ftof W Box 1330 decorated inside and out Kitchen , Sanford, Florida, 72771, on $65 09, that the undersigned, kitchen equipped, heat arid 6) Ftof Lots) + 2) ilk 9 Tr E Sanford or bef upped Deposit requred Rent lExcellent starling or e September ólh. 1971, and Provisiom of Wit the Fictitious Name )atules. To Section $65 09desiring to engage n business under air Monthly rentals from $112 5 t' .";. 1 .erv Tucs Ngt Town of Pb 1 Pgs 36106.1 4 Il?. ) 3730730 $)) 7619 fitetneoriginal with the Clerk of this oridu Statutes 1957. _______________________ __________________________________ 227.2090, 1505W. 25th St.. Sanford. I arlv 9 30 salary and au?omobile _11 n L . Mobile, at S P 134 and Interstate S Jack A. Yoder Regular $ 00 assessed Emily WilliamS DeBose, Petitioner's attorney or im 2 Bedroom luxury townhouseS all bedroom. 713,ath,garuge equipped MOdlat 1971 Thursday County of Seminole State of Florida,Dens DeBase, Melba Yvonne Default will be entered against kitchen, big ISMIly room. 323 044S. ______ ______ SHORT RIBS DED ' nt ends to register the said name t.'elose, Millard Lanier DeBos - discount & S&H stamps 322. e. v u' , the relief demanded in the with theClerk of the Circuit Court of $661. 2 Bedroom, fenced yard, free water. All of said property being in the by Prank Hill Previous ______________________' Petition. rl UN circulatlor, ID WW Seminole County, Florida. _____ _____ _____ _________________________ i $143 mo., Security deposit. 322. County of Seminole, Statect Florida. 147 PICTITIOU$N*N. WITNESS my hand and the sea l of Dupl (CORPORATE SEAL) _________ experience desired I'LL E OLYMC B 6620 or 2 bedroom. adults ex only. $150 Unless such certificate or cer tht$Courtonth,7,,ddayof but GT. UPAT Notice is hereby given that I am August, lIE'S SERVICE '114E NExT amo.Securitydep $63 )fl6670or ., tilicates shall b redeemed ac AD., 1971, not necessary. JUMP CPI ii your club or $ engaged in business at 7 Tempt, I COMPANY INC. 3235131 cording to law the property (SCSI) organization would Ave. Fern Park, Seminole County, JUMflNG CONTEST _____________________ ---.34 Mobile Homes Rent a Florida corporation described In such certificate or Florida Under the fictitious name of l,e to be included in Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. By: William H Wack. Jr., Deluxe unfurnished duplex apart certificates will be sold to the "I, '" POPITILLO'S PIZZA SHOP PON. thislisting call: Clerk of the Circuit Court I I Bedroom Furnished President ments one 1 bedroom; one 7 highest cash bidder at the court App $LLO'S PIZZERIA, and that I ATTEST: peon to By: Elaine RlCharde th e $110 Per Month bedroom Kitchens equipped, air house door on the 2nd day of Sep rntendroreglster sa idnam,wjth the Elaine G Wack, Deputy C'erk 3229142 conditiOned. Exclusive Santord ternbet, 1971, at 11:00 ,\.M. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Secretary THE HERALD STENSTROM, DAVIS A residential Arthur H Beckwith Jr 11 4 1 4 ' § 7 7- 7 residential area Mature adults NearLakeJessuponMulier Road off County Flonia in accordance with HARVEY M AIPER, Esquire ty No pets 3?. 174$ Clerk of Circuit Court of Circulation Department Florida State Bank -Inn provisions of the I'tCtitiOi Law Offices of - ___________-___________ Sanford Ave Two 12'X60', 5)50 per Seminole County, lior.da - ___ ___ ____ Name Statutes, To Wit; Section Suite 22 month each. 6.47.7100 or $763471 Alper & Wack _____ _______ Ida Creel LAKE MARY ______ _____ S.09 Florida Statutes 1937. CLASSIFIED it Office 00* 1330 6.16 E. Semoran Blvd., Suite Deputy Clerk Two bedrooms, central heat & air, Enloy beautiful Weklva River by S: James V. PontiiI Sanford, Florida DEPARTMENT AItamrife Springs, Fla 32701 (Official Seat) THE shag carpet. $165 Mo, Ih month renting a mobite home at CP Attorneys tor Petitioner Putith: July 30, Aug, 6, 13. 70, 1974 Publish: July 30. Aug. 6. 13. 30, 1971 322 2611 PubliSh July II. Auw •. U. 70. 971 Publish: Aug. 6. 13, 30, It".glady Brown Realty, 332 5237 gE0134 SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. , 1974 DED1i) DED14I or 3fl-19.i 322 4410 ________________________ HERALD DEE3$ By OSWALD 4 '.. _ ; ________ moom OR LiP ________________________________ . _______ BRIDGE __________________________________ ____ CAN z? AT ____ Turner -cy titittittlitill Dick it OW ANY OTHER WA TO by CARNIVAL • DON'T I L.. J' ______________________________________ • Tuesday,Augo BEETLE BAILEY ZERO, -• tdube i ____ _____ ____ ____ _ ____ _____ Sher ___ __ ________________ _ ____ ____ _ ____________________________________ _____ ' ii ______________ _____ ______ _____ ________ k _________ _______ _ _________________ by Dave Greta. ______________________ L UN • ... IS IS E I'CTOR VAWNV4UGS LABORATORY 2 4 \' / _______ ___ /..; j( -, _____________________ __________________ THE BORN LOSER - e.G by A S.nm 7 '3 / T_ TLsV! / iiiiii) Is_ ______ CAMPUS CURER with BIMO BURNS HEY... TERM ( a ( X5ENE ) aHE\ BEEN FOR ...SAVs NO THE GOODBY TO 7 PAST HOUR I o ______ I COMPUTER 60, ____ 9 N.10 __ _ _______ __ ________ __________ ___________________________ ______ I I - BLONDIE H oP4 rHERE,s No GETS •' lIAVE ',VU LOI•CALIE PIE! j At.tY LOW-CALO(E _____ ' PIE? I 111111111111L SUC)474IGAS 1E ______ _____ _____________________ , P.J INqf I I'LL PAvE rHE 'I NOB0Y' aA44MA cc th You CAN WE DI DW'r BO' ' _______________________ _________________________ Say _________________ ____ '- license required. Experienced , [jF ______________________________________________ _________________________ ______________________ ' house door on the 2nd day of Sep Attorney William F. v, 13)6 of Property NW RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES I club LET Da t ed Suite 203 The Greater ___ IL I ____ * 7 F,11 _____ __ AM... __ . ______ I I ._ '. ___ . ___ __ 1 1 ll E Li \ activities. ' 4 of Drive, Altamonte Springs. Off * Unfurnished ME, ____ I " 07 W DLJDES WHERE'S NEXT _ ____ d. WcAcle LiI SEYOU leads andother ainond. South 4 MOTEL THIS is (iHAT Q i~ _________ , K ass \, - )J_~~ "Quiet ______ / _____ ______ 1 ________ ______ _____ USE ME 4 - FRANKLIN 4 OOP ALLEY _ 5.' __________ 1974. ________ , Business Meeting BUGS BUNNY _____ by K.imdakl & iofM _________________ ___________________ ____________________ ____________ Soo~ CSE R RES ____________ v, HERE'oNE THATtL\ a.- c 0000 s! U4RAEED U O . 6505 l HMUU! ~\, X Wl"W KJl`tV OF A _ 1$ TY 11 . if I.' a DOES 0I I' ________ ( r _____ ___ r4 _ ____________ _____ ____ _____ 8-b _____ _____________________________________ m E You are h ___ eby notified and ___ ______ ________________________________ __________________ ________________ TO MEM3Ep _____ ________________ __ _____ . the first publication hereof, or the TO: BONNIE E. FENSKE by Dick CsIN HI P U _ WINTHROP LITTLE! _ ____ ____ _____ _ _____ ' ' _____ WEP _ L _______ ' s_,J_ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I HOW citc WE LL., v:i TO Be MY FRIEND:? sc r iption of Pro rty Lot 6 BII - _- j LE1 AV r PREFER NE6E DA E ODvB BEING THE-rpp A ThE STATE ED(AN. r 1A EMPIRE J _______ MM)4 ______________ by BUILDING. March Cow,. COULTER ___ _ ______ _ '.. _____________ ___ ___ P.O. Box 3736. are required to serve a copy of y . ,. ._ :.. ., r cording to law the property with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of land Outside complete. inside ________ _________ ____ C *',,,a Ti . , ,- pot cIAu,j 8.b a CAPTAIN EASY by M6 OEW5RKvf - . VE MUCH THANK rMORRYTQ WH TOOK UR TRAN THE WALE ATNTIC CALL! &WJHATTAJ Crooks S Lawrence GUY5 u WERE E2ECTI WERE JUST DETAIMED OUT WE-. AEP4'TYOURELIEVED ,OML)CH APO! ___ H,. - - ______________ -1 N , ft -~ - -. dull and -- i ' • •+.. , ,.•..•. ..,. ______________ ___________________ uneventful... P ii "(p ' • rather ( •' .. O Open.ng. ________ , 'TIC i_i. I' ,( ________ ______ 1 -ic 1 -ic. 'Tic. t7c ____ __ _____ ______ ___ ______ ________________________________________________ i by Bob Theyes ________________________________________ - itil thc tictitio name e 4 Bill's 4 Bird at? 115, 1)6 + 117. Name in which Court either before service on Lake Mary-Extra nice large 3 ______ _____ 1 1 I. I . .'.ee?ngs 1st & 3rd 1J1Tj'I' Ni, __ ____ __________ __________ __ __ __________ - ________ NM _ INII AND X I ___ DICIDID to INCIuD - -'. . .. ' Vo RUIgcH " ,,_,, __ ____ L •NTHATI4QNIY 8-b expenses. - AND D1V . NT 0 _____ _____ , -,4-::-;1 �66-Evening Herald Tuesday, August 6, I 974 p. For Fast ____~___ ______ , - i 41 . Hoi.sesforSafe Re Housesforsaje 41 Houses for Sale - ______ 7~ PcI. Inter,t Rate S Acres on paved roan with orange 04100 CREDIT IS ALL Y OU trees. NEED. NO MONEY DOWN, N W 3 and 1bedroom pmes. 1't '7 NICE RETIREMENT HOME t priced from 112 .M to on large wooded lot. Sd icr 7 Bedrooms wlh living room, dining pays all closing cost. VA, flIA, room and screened,,orcfl 116.900. Conventional loans. Sui(d Deltonj, 904 719 2210. OrIan They're Hot!' u Qualify?? 7640 Hiawatha Ave. a, 17 97 322 3991 and 377 04.41 QUICK SALE- Lincoln Heigh5 Nice brick home, 3 bedrooms. I' baths. Only $15,300. $2.00 dovn and assume $1,000 first mortgage, osnCr will s'con mcrtQ'4 Call LALTOR.Aocjate Margaret Scott. After hours, phoni fl7 7541. uwy acrA n. $I3 mo., 9 pcI. ACRE REALT Y. IF1)IU IlIII'u ,__,-.- LAKE MARY-- Unique design I bdrm., 3 ba ths, family room, natural cedar,fireplace, office in master bedroom suite, studio In separate 20'x2O' ced ar buildin9. About 123' on lake. Country living supreme. $77,500. Stenstrorr • Realty • RAVENNA PARK-WHY NO STOP SEARCHING and look In? ?hi$ 3 bedr oo m, 7 bath with largip .rrecuiar x'I, cqupp.'-j ktchrn ----- Longw Si control, carpeting over terraxo "7. phone lacks, wired for stereo, get grille and other features. 145.000 MAtTLAND 15000 FOR FIVE ACRES- Seeing 1911 Hwy.'?'*2OPenSat.&Sun9S Owner moving to Alabama, must Is believing? Located at Florida FORREST GREENE INC. sell! Call REALTOR.Assoc iat4 831-3970 Renchilt.i in Samsula, Fla Ros Southward for details, After Sorry, all Cash. Call REALTORREALTORS 196W. LakeMary Blvd. FREIGHT SALVAGE hours. 372 6404. Associate. Billie McConaha for 373 6.353 or 643-2)33 BUY DIRECT FROM Box CAR CITY-DELIGHTFULLY SHADED details. After hours. phone 322. WE TAKE TRADES Appliances . air cond. freezers 2 bedroom, completely fnithed tIN. refrig. . step ladders . wire etc. frame stucco with firtp4a plus Gormly's E. 46, Sanford 323 43) heat and air, almost new roof, and HUFFMAN REALTY FIRST TIME OFFERED- See this AlPell,JennyCIark,As thalIow well for only $16,000. FHA 2 bedroom, 7 bath home with Riding Mower, I HP, 322-15980r377.U53 carpet, paneling and central heat or VA Financing available. Call manual start, I yr. old, excellent REALTOR.Aslate John Mero. and air. Floridaporch ar.a fenced condition. 1300. 377.5179 After hours 323 0213 yard. MI for only 121,000. Call WINTER SPRINGS CITY - BUDGET SPECIAL' REAI, TOR .Assoclate 2"selt.prnmlnggaspow,redBrigg1 Dick P'UI6UJIIUIILW tff!1 GischIer. After hours. phone 322. Here's a great little 2 bedroom 7374. and) wash basins. 373-3156. home to start with. Then, let's add ncc living room, formal dnin Unheard Of tow vice of only $19 900 Stemper Realty Cst Cross No 1 planting grass room, ea,n kitchen With bullt.in buys you a lovely like new 2 REALTOR Allis Chatmers combine No 100 bedroom home with air, shag range anooven, plus heat, air, top Seminole Good MLS ditlon. 372.33*0 Orange carpets, screened porch, large location and price. 120.000. Call 3224591 1919 S, French fenced yard. Low down REALTOR.Associate Julian and Two wheel trailer; Cor ner table & Stenstrorn, After hoir 3727*60. assume mor tgage. No qualifying two end tables, matching; Two necessary, Hurry! Call Phyllis KULP REALTY night St ands; I Table lamps; Sof a; :ITY - THIS COULD SE A ROSE Capponl, 401W, 1st St. REALTOR.Assoc late 373-7*74, aft er noon GARDEN FOR YOU. It's a 3 3727333 bedroom, 2 bath in perfect con. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CLIFF JORDAN ditlon. Has central climate conTWO STORY--4 bedroom, 2', bath BUY-SELL-TRADE trol. fireplace, carpeting over REALTOR 3 II- 3ISE.FirstSt, CS home, very large Florida room $31.$3fl 377-Mn floors, near Cnurches and wth Iit*pl. Carpeted. Central do*nt,jwn, A split bedroom plan heat 1. air. A lovely home, CORSETT REAL ESTATE and main bedroom has private WILL DO FENCE JOBS REALTOR entrance, $31,930. For Experienced&Rea,,lb,, Ue$ats call LAKE FRONT- 4 bedroom, 3 bath. 443-1791 DeScry REALTOR-Associate Al Antar. 322 4474 screened Swimming pool, 2 acres After hou r's 372 6124. very on large lake. Owner will - _ - .. .,. ........ trade. L OCH ARBOR-IT'S A NATURAL SEAUTYI We're talking about thIs Ivety 2 bedroom, 2 ba th lake front home on large beautiful lot. Featwes family room, Florid a porch, formil dining rom, can. tral climate control, atticfan, wafer soitner, and many other eitras. $19,000. Financing can be arranged. Call REALTOR. Associate Jullam Stenstrom, After hours. 322 2160. THREES ', ACRES on beautiful fed lake. Has older 10 room frame PiCule. Paved road fron. tage. - Wing THREE BEDROOM- frame cot11890 Lake Mary. 100' lake frontage with lots of trees, on LAKE MARY AREA- Bea utiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath CS horn, on a wooded secluded lot. Has carpet, central heat 1. air. SIiNLAND -JUST LISTEDI Three bedroom 2 bath, with equipped kitchen,air, heat,and fenced yard. Also, compare this pencil Only $19,600. Call REALTOR. AssocIate Al Anter. After hours, SEVERAL NEW 3 S I bedroom ho Good financing. ul.ej. ST. JOHN'S RALTY Mortgage 3 BR 1½ B, C.H, & carpet, 2 yt's. old, paved street, payments on mor. tgbge der $150. N', qualifying, IAIIII nl.II tUL - _________ 05!~ti d A New House? Financing a new Maronda Home ,, Dettona is now within the reach of the young working People of the area; as well as Use older retirees on a liaej income. See vs rega,gj,,9 your eIiqib*Iity to purchase a new 3 bedroem him. for me cash down and reduced monihly Payments under the Farmers Home Ad. minIstration A5%iitj, Plan. mRonDA HOES '('C. "Sanford's SaleiLeader" 7j8S Park Dr. CASSELBERRY, Small 2 bedroom, siis down; Also 7 Bedroom 2 bath, half acre, 11,2.50 down. Both carpeted and air, $31 *1.51 after S p-rn _ - SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. Dbl. garage, beautIful yard. 209 Pine Winds Dr., Hidden Lake. Small downalsumeI32,000m?gIi4pct Like new. Lived In $ mo. Must sell at once. OWNER, Ph. 323-7723. ONLY ONE Roberts & Gilman or 628-2132 or pay 43 - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS195WLak 373 63S3 or 655 2333 ryBlvd WE 'TAKE TRADES INC., REALTORS 62C Drop In bobbin, zigzag ano 3 needle position. Like new condition, solid new for III. balance of 145 Ca sh or - ____ 58 -• frortage 136 ACRE inuu*1,i1l property, raiload frontage and paved road - fivE RESIDENTIAL LOTS- on 94 Lars Wooded Lots Pav,d Streets Sews d)Street Ughts 0 SIdewalks I&yIIwIIde Homes By K. INSTRUCTrJSJ h 211 W. 25th - Call Sanfocf, Fla. for Appointment 322-3103 111111111111111111111111111111 Cedar Avenue. 112.000 32 ACRES- In the City. Zoned MR 1, paved road frontage. tji'4Ty 1(RES- C'fl II, nterchange. High ground, wooded W4 tale front. Has i-h frontage, and paved country road frontage. r'-,r HOMES OF DISTINCTION COMMERCIAL LOT-. 2500 block Elm Ave. ,.*,at ii ,,, i,u-, '.JTr - 372 6l2Oafterd 19 LWx 133.7'. ONE HALP ACRE LOT-.- ecros from Seminole High School. Trucks and Trailers ' %1 Ford Fl00 pick up, or 1971 Nova Low equity and assume - A/ __ ' Ay t'i-_f . I - - / -. 'V.' . -. Air Condltionkig Home Improvem.nf, C en tral Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, CIII Ca't Harris at SEARS in Sanford. 322 - - . - -.. - . ., . . __. ... .,jP•' -iF.. f .. ..w: ,,, -- .:" "p . ' -t, .:,7 -0 - . . . .. ' '... 14 "I ."' ' '' __ Re pu blican senators decided against discussing the matter at a morning caucus but that the leadership would weigh It again later in the day. However, Sen. Norris Cotton, Rd-N.H., chairman of the GOP conference, expressed concern that -. ' T _.-' 4E . -_ (Related Story Page 3A) .lAr-' -. '.'. -q4-. 4 'III) S . .,, - kitchen Bathroom Cabinets Counter tops, Sinks Installation aatabie Bud Cabetl 372 S wc .ver 3 - Thermofaxcopy mact)ines.o,fary, Excellent working condition, Make offer. 323-4343. _______________________ -- --- ---- 64 Equipment for Rent AAA Full IneGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7377 Park Drive, 372-1563 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies Science Diet Foods, pet supplies. Also frozen meats. Animal Haven Boarding Kennels, 377. 57 33 Burglar Alarms New For Homes & Businesses Free Estimates, 323-4262 THE BLOCK COME ON IN AND LET'S GET ACQUAINTED - Carpentry "Obviously, it relieves the pressure on a number of mem be rs who were just on the brink, who were b eside themselves," said Rep. Robe rt H. Michel, fl-Ill. such a visit might be "unterproductive, "It might make him more firmly convinced he should fight," Cotton said. Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R. N.Y., who represented GOP li be rals at a leadership meeting on Tuesday at which N ixon's Foreign Reaction By The Associated Press Foreign newspaper cri ti cism of President Nixon and recommendations that he resign increased today. Some editorial writers began to write about hii presidency in the past tense. Governments withheld official comment, saying N ixon's problems are an internal U.S. affair. But diploma ts in London said privately that uncertainties over American policy are paralyzing crucial in ternational po licy decisions involving moneta ry reform and defense. "Nixon's imperial presidency end ed the moment he Finally admitt ed he was a liar and a fool," wrote Bri tain 's tabloid Sun. In Paris, Le Figaro declared there is "a certain power vacuum in the Unit ed States.... Richard Nixon is no thing but a President on a suspended sentence, and this suspensi on he accord ed to himself." future was discussea, said Sen. Barry Goldwater, R. Ariz., "would be a prime part" of any delegation. Goldwa ter, the party's 1964 pr esIden tial nominee and a strong Nixon supporter in th e past, was understood to have to ld Tuesday's party caucus in strong terms that he feels the Pr esident must resign at once. Vice President Gerald H. Ford, who was present briefly at Tuesday's session, was reported t&. have made clear to the GOP senators he Is unable to serve as a conduit to express their views to the President. A key question, several senators said, Is whether any delegation would be able to see the President. WE SPECIALIZE Aug. 5, PALMETTO C:ERAMICS, 98 Hwy 17-92, )eBary. Free coffee, drawing. i,.. 93 668 8727. PORTS & IMPORTS Concrete 1972 AUDI 100LS 2 Door 1973 MERCEDES 280 SE Sedan Ron '5 Concrete 5. Masonry -. Free ciilsn'ates Floo rs, patios 5. drives 1973 CORVETTE T-Top, 350 V-8 1972 MERCEDES 250 SERIES, Sedan 1973 DATSON 240Z, Sports Car 1972 VOLVO 164E, Fuel Injection 1972 MERCEDES 220 SERIES, Sedan 1971 DATSUN 240Z, Air Conditioned 1971 VOLVO 144 SERIES, 4-Door 1968 MGB ROADSTER, XClean 1972 CORVETTE, 4-Speed, Cony. BROKERS Tp',.* Time TeSted Firm Days 317 lIZ) -. B rick or stone planters Patch and 'pair work 373 8197 Lou king for i high quality bIirgain?.. Look to classified ai ytime,. read toda v's - Sub Contractors - It you are in flCd of a framing subcontractor Call BIG HAM MER CONS'r, *43-4160, Improvement, -_ Wall Papering PAUL SLAT ER rolessior.al Wallpaper Hange" tcen54d Residential toosmall SPINE MACHINE & SUPPLY Co. MOn.-Thui 37212*3 After 8p.m. ART URcj,jt PEST CON TOLL. 2362 Park Drive 3778185 'ASTE RPIECE ALUMINUM ' '71m Rowe Pest Control Replacen,rit Windows. Carport, 3423 irpouol Ave. Sc teen Enclosures, - -.-.-------.-.---- Gutters, AcvflhslQs, Siding. Frei estimates PP 2.526 loom additions, patios, paneling, docirs S windows installed, palnting interior, exterior. Free esti mate. 3229365. Sanford, 377 3070 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 101 1 1 1 1 1 Pet Car. ' PE I REST INN B4rdtng S Grooming Ph 377 - 1. Disclosure - "&'' - - I -. ~_ W - --- . ,, - '-, ,,- -- 1.. _ . 32.1 641 Welding / - ,,m - - 111~''. 1111111111111111 Ll 332-6643 Windo ws INDOW WASHING -. college Students Reasonable Screens included Also mildew cleaninq $3l7io. For the present, though, public records show that all of the candidates with the exception of school board hopefuls E C Harper, Daryl Brlsson and Pat Telson depend almost entirely on their jobs 5(3 support tl'iein And even Harper and 'relson are unlikely to threaten Bebe Rebozo soon. Harper owns an apartment building In New Inef fective parcels In Seminole he owns, but you'd need a plat book and a real estate appraiser to tell for sure, because the financial statement certainlycloesn t The man Kwiatkowski would like to replace, Commission Ch2J11T11I JOt)!) Kimbrough, Is on the payroll of the Schering Corp., a New Jersey drug manufacturer. farmer, made more *30,000 last year.) thai, Although county commission hopeful Tom Binford, a Democrat, made a big splash a few weeks back by saying he would submit his income tax return, he backed down when it came time to do so. Forh! record T while only candidates in this year's While all candidates, who Smyrna Beach, and Telsort a But if you need to know the elections were required to file, were required to file statements rental home in Casselberry and salary of any of the candidates several Incumbent office and several incumbents who some stock Li New York City's only one, Oviedo City Council holders, including Circuit Court didn't have to until Nlay - 0 15,1975 financially plagued Con' hopeful Walter Rawlson, gives Judge Volie William, Clerk of met last Friday's deadline solldated Edison (power) Corp. that information $11,500 from the Circuit Court Art Beckwith, with apparent ease, the inBrlsson may well be the the Kemper Insurance Co., and Altamonte Springs Mayor formation contained in the this a $5,100 pension from the Miami Norman Floyd, and Altamonte l forms is less than enlightening, heavy stock market man year 's list, owning an Un- Police Department. City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl filed Of course, as one court house theirs anyway. veteran pointed out, should It specified amount of stock in an No one but Fifth rt aircraft company , and Colt later develop that a candidate Congressional District canOnly Floyd, who listed an has been less than truthful Industries. didate Richard Kelly of Pasco unspecified Income as a retired By DOINNA ESTES $W,000 from recoveries and recorwriend the tax levy in the duties with that of the building about his Sources of inmine or Harry Kwiatkowski, a County submitted an income army man, and a government Herald Staff Writer connection fees have not been new fiscal year remain at five official, to provide for a planner clients with public business democratic challenger for the tax statement, which is not disability pension, provided received and that spending mills, in the future, to consolidate well, that would be a different county commission, might be a actually required by the law, more than a glimmer into his or ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- totaling $316,273, much of which "Every department has been purchasing, personnel and cost matter, big landholder, listing nine Kelly, an attorney and her Financial status. This community has joined the was committed before the new ordered to curtail spending to accounting in one office, to rest of the nation in feeling the year, was not budgeted at all, emergency and necessary reorganize streets and money pinch-Mayor Norman Noting another problem, items," Floyd said, recoin- sanitation and the public works Floyd has just told council the Floyd said that $587,000 was mending in addition that sewer department and to revamp A city is nearly $1 million in the collected by the city over the and water connection fees be administrative services. red, past few years in sewer con- raised from $250 to $750 and that Floyd said with economy Floyd said although the nection fees, committing water and sewer utility rates be measures and new fees put into budget adopted for the fiscal service from the still unbuilt kept the same within the city, effect the city should be able to year beginning last Oct. 1 listed regional sewer treatment plant. but increased for those users end the fiscal year, Sept. 30 with surplus funds of $107,337, no Consulting Engineer Bill outside the city, a surplus of $48,792. record of this money can be Palm told council last week t.hat He recommended economic A budget workshop is to be found. In addition, he said the U.S. Environmental ing hiring an "in house" called and initiating action to budgeted receipts totaling Protection Agency has not as engineer to cut consultant fees, amend the budget is scheduled yet released 13.4 million in combining the zoning directors next week. federal funding which was to 11, pay for 75 per cent of the sewer ctouov plant construction cost. He added that since the grant was % approved two years ago, construction costs have gone up $2 million for the plant. Floyd said that two land developers, Cross Country Heal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) According to several eyeEstate Corp. has asked for. Weather details page itt, Florida Ins'irance Commiswitrcsses, O'Malley was behind refund of *6,85 and Sanford Woods sioner Thomas O'Malleywas the car when it suddenly lurBarclay Kay, developers, for refund of accidently run over by a car ched backwards, knocking him $14,100, paid in advance sewer driven by his wife Mary today to the ground and trapping him In a driveway in front of the momentarily under one of its connection fees. state Capitol, wheels. ______________ City Atty. Joe Davis said if aft the city cannot provide the O'Malley was rushed by amO'Malley, 40, underwent Around The Clock ......... 4A service, it appears the money bulance to Tallahassee Me. heart surgery last January in Bridge ..... ...........1OA should be refunded. Coun- inorial Hospital where adminis. Miiimi but his aide Jerry Dan Calendar .............6B cilman Dorfman trator M.T. Mustian described Davies said shortly after the 10 Comics. . 10A "vaguely" remembered that his condition as satisfactory. a.m. accident, "IlLs heart Is 9A the city's policy on the advance Crossword Puzzle "lie's stable, doesn't seem to okay. Ills chest is okay. So far Dear Abby .............. ..HA connection lees was that the be In a whole lot of pain," said as any damage, we don't Dr. Crane .... .... ...... . ... 3A sewer taps stayed with th e land, Mustian "lie seems tohesijtj know." Dr. Lamb ................... 6B It was agreed records will be factory at the moment." Horoscope ..................9A researched to determine what X-rays showed no apparent O'Malley had been hospitaHospital .................. 6B city policy Was, fracture, he said, and other ex. lized Dec. 8 after a heart attack. Obituaries ................. 5A Floyd said that despite the ismninations were to be per. He returned to his Capitol office iclevlsion Financial difficultIes he will formed, 9A in early Feburary. • - - Mi l lion In e Th Red Index GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS a BY CHRIS NEON Herald Staff Writer There may well be a - -' millionaire running for public ' 'i office in Seminole County this br l e"-" "a' ' 'plar- -'-.. - ' year, but if the voters were counting on the much vaunted Southeastern U.S. ssind surfing champion Barry Barrett, 14, "sails" Into Ssnford'i Monroe Harbour "financial disclosure" law to on his surf board, Wind surfing Is a new sport which is catching on fast, but at high speeds of 30 to 40 shed light on their favorite's mpii one false move can suddenly land you In the drink. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) bank accounts - they can forget it. - - )IV; 7 n - St - - O'Malley Hit WELLS DRILLEOPUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service $6? 1202 Pest Control iJrins F,w It ': - By Car, C o n diti o n Stable WON - PAINTING CONTRACTOR Worbfultyguarante, Free es timates, References - Commei-ci, Free estir,tat,5 Ph 377 617] , painting and Watlpapering. No lob Quality workmanship. P'i ill 8379 or 321 17*9. ....11011111111111 :dIi Lawn Service Painting - H ()0S) all -1SiI ' Ya rd Clean Up, trim, and mowing Service, Call us ANYTIME, 323 4061 I - ABCO VENT CO. (.&A Backhoe Service fln sepli( tnk, lift dirt, All kinds of digging 377 9117 01 323 3"3 Ceramics " - $ 1 / Of $7.00 Of more per month on eiectrc bills. &]I 00 for one, 2 for $1.0 or 3 for $99 00 Installed. For one story shingle roof. Quality installation gu4rante,d. ORLANDO driveways IN CLEAN USED 12" Turbine Vent Cooleri provides a constant flow of air the-u attic au tomatIcally. Operates on wind power only. By reducing atti heat, you can save up to 23 pet. on air conditioning cost and an L_ Lt'"iir T.. ' ~ - -~k Alllzz... IZ -_ tamonte ee I s inc average Land Clearing ', Al Skyrocketing Electric Bills? Have some campnj equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a ClaSsified Ad In The Herald, Call 322 7611 or $31 9993 and a friefldiy ad visor will help you. fl tCriOr - - WIND POWER a a pa a, FOR SURFING i Upset With Why Do It Yourself 7 We'll do it for you. Painting, tree trimming. You name It we'll do It. Call323 7359. or 3fl.fl77, evenings. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Trim, Paneling, Custom Car,entry No tob too small Licensed S bonded 371 567? I Turbine Vents - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Lic en sed . Bond ed Free estimate. 323-6031. 1111111111111111111, if I oay. 1 year. 323 5-310 - ad 9" RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Eccinoiin. Vans to Diesel Tractors TOWER'SISFAUTYSALON - 377 1339, "Lake Mary" (formerly Hartie?t's Beauty Nook) ¶19 E. Pin,, 377 3717. Reduce your electric bill *ith complete (CuIng S wall insulation 'Don't neeijs?" Serve I useful Free e5tlniatcj Athton Insulation purpose again when you sell them with a classIfied ad from the I. - 4 , -~ _______ -_-i-- Truck Rentals 5m 11 Jobs Wanted Burglar Alarm, - A& CLEANS ALL - Pressure Cleaning Floor Waxing Wihoow 373 0s Home Repair Inc. BUDD Y 'S "IOME IMPROVEMENTS Herald. Call us todayf Don't delayl Just dial 372 2611 or $31 9993 To place your lOW Cost want ~Iil ~_,-, . ;_ f - - ---- painting 671.1$46. Beauty Care .I "i SatIsfaction guarantee. Carpentry Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. "-.-- :- teior walls eaves patio watk" Ex& roofs. Removes mud dob waq,s''Z webs 3770397 ADDITIONS S REMODELING CALL BILL Ott. 1.473-3371 Lake M4ry323 0111 Applance, You! Serve SPR'N(JCLEANING "Imp4r'wa.&cnr.,.,,,. .. anytime CENTRAL HEAT S AIR L Preuur, Cleaning-. - Sates. ServiceS installation Free Est;mat Ph. 671 7326 TyPewrit er andAddingMathifl, LikeNew, $10 HWY. 436 -S '.': -:;... - - - N And Supplies ON - ?.,. w - 6i,,iiiiiii Office Equipment S WASHINGTON (AP) Top Senate Republicans planned a meeting today to decide whe ther to send a delegation to warn President Nixon he fa ces growing likelihood of conviction in an impeachment trial if he does not resign. Ser.'ite Republican Whip Robert P. Griffin, who Monday called for Nixon's resignation, said - .'. : -. A Directory of ExPerts Readv To 6616*46 60 - Republicans, who had been dreading th e coming vote. Al th ough th ey made frequent references to th e sorrow and anguish of their decision, th ey found comfort in the numbers of their colleagues joining them. GOP T Warn Nixon - / -) I Meanwhile, administra'. Jn and congr essional sources said the disclosures by Nixon had been prompt ed in part by St. Clair, who had learned last week that Nixon had withheld important evidence from him. The sources said St. Clair told Nixon "You make a statement or I will," after which the decision was made to release the material. Th e surge in sup po rt for impeachment brought wi th it a marked release in tension among House iTtT -- A :: - Piano made by Kimball. Like new. Miscellans crystal stemwar,. WE'RE THE NEW 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ' I eachment I M P sii* ST. JOHN'S REALTY 7357 377 735,3 -=_- 1961 Olds Cutlass S. new wide ovals sm Call Whitey Eckstein. 3?. ( 165) De aler 1972 Datsun pick up 1600, radio, ' a r, camper $7,000 or $700 dOwn 373 54 17 alter . ''' _____..._ - dition. 1700 5142613. Deitona, payments 3230)63. ri __________ 195) Ford Van Approximately 17 MPG. Ver y good mechanical con. I TYELVE RESIDENTIAL LOTSon 264?) St. N i ghts 722-3474 IHI MG Midget Convertible, sties Call Whitey Eckstein, 3 72 USI Dealer 'p... PARTIAL LISTING COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT: Downtown Sanford. Owner says "Gel offer." Close to Everything Yet Away From the Crow 1970 Dats,lnSlO 4 speed, runs peftc-cf. 1194.132c0,a 7SOHonda Openlng REALTOR, Fern Park 834 7147 it Alt siz es and models, 10 speeds, 5 Speeds, and standard bike now available at Firestone Store. Call 0711. I ,IVW(I11Tfl Elmer Bakalla Inc. 1 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Clauses. -- 3233166 • ACf'ES-prime develop of DeLand. Own er will work with buyer on financing and release l9700alaxie 300, Icboor hardtop, air $1393. Call Whitey EcksIsin, 3 1651 Dealer I - o land. 'tees, two streets, ea sy access to two highwa ys. Close to 1.1 on East side mileage, excellent mechanical condition. $400. 322.7403. Bicycles - FORTY f 1966 Pontiac Catalina 4 door-low - ____ I. KID ON o """ - 645 1ii _____________________________ ____ S payments of $10. New warranty. I ,I '4SthrU'llMOdels l797Maitiand Motorcycles * Buy, se ll, coo:ign, appraise special sales Out of anything value. 1200 FrCnch Ave. - AndSasiGuitar Call Rob,373Q41 CallCred it De pt. SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 3O7AEast Sanford Auction COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ;.., AIui. LJ$JIT .,, -....,,,,vr. Zig-Zag -0li Buys Any. Car Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Auctioneering Service 1964 Silverton Cruiser, 22', flying bridge, dual controls, with 1977 Chrysler 250 HP marine engine, t.i.ctv r,, In machIne, Fully automatic.PayOrgan, Conn Theate-reftw deluxe. balance of $78 or 10 paymen ts f Excellent ConditUrt, $1,595. Spinet 1973 Singer 78 - Seabr,eze fIberglass runabout 50HP Mercury electric start Tilt traUer, $700 or be'st offer. 323 nso. --- ----- PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY ' MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs Miscellaneous, New and used tumlture and appliances. PIus specIal sate's (watch Pd5I S Singer's best model, wIndS bohoin _____ _13---paved DELTONAPaved street. trees. ready to build on . $3300 DeBAR Y- Two nice building sites desirable area. $4,000 ea ch. LAKE MARY Flyt wooded acres Zoned agriculture. $77,300 HIGHWAY 44A -Horses, Mobili homes, five acres NW of Sanf or d Marine .. . * 409 W. Ill St., 322.2335. Longwood REALTY * poster beds, complete-ho; Maple rocker- $2.3; Dinette with 6 thair- $41; Sing le beds- $70; antIquj. KIJLP DECORATORS, Lots and Acreage 100'x700'. $l93Ø - Singer sectional sofa- $155; Gateleg table with 1 chairs- Sf3; Recliner- $10; Matching twin - LAKE MARKHAM- Waterfront, 830.5500 Pealtor EVEREST 831-4039 uy,vn, 5936. YR. OLD Call Lillian Campbell, Assoc., 1)C 5500 for this well maintained at. tractive I bedroom horn,. Large nucnen, patio, and attached garage. Large back lot, central heat and air, only 127.500. Will sell VA or FHA. After hours call 417. 5221. A PALACE GUARDED home, ir' w 12* 41' Atlas. 2 Bedrooms furnished Extra clean. $7,400. Must sell 343 BEDROOMS? * - '•-------- -- -ill ST., Sanford 322.9111. Eves $69. "'i' 42 Mobile Homes Automatic wasl'ier . $25; automatic 3 bedroom mobile home with air dryer, like new $50; I? * 15 conditioner and 750 gallon Septic carpet, DuPont 30) nylon, green . tank. 323-0140. 130.337.4239 after 3. IIETIREES DREAM -- 1971 USED FURNITL,RE Swivel Flanilnop 2 Bdrm , set up nn lake, GOOD rocker- $33; 4 piece curved -.......... --..- --------.wf. Ph. 323-0250. Dealer. LAKE MARY NEED 4 Associate REALTY, REALTOR, 333,.; VourMultipleListengAgy * HouseJd Gooth = I -- Auction _________________________________ ROBSON 2921 Hwy. 17.92 372 396) in sewing cabinet, repossessed Eves. 323 0413 Pb Qualifying, 3 bdrrn,, 1½ bath. $),495 down. 1)97 mno.i pct. ACRE ________________ al1 322-2420 AnytIme PEALTORS RULNUT Dayslfl.717i Broker B ROIE a s .,1 Junk Cars Removed AbândOed, unwantea ('ink cars P',Ied away. Your cost, 5)0 OrInr'do, 795 6191 anylirri' 72 Equipment GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ,iunri 122613i. The Time Tested Firm Days: 372 6173 372.7357 4ights: 1225124 372 2332 i To Assume At 7% 77 ) (With Good Cr edit) ' Stamps.Coins COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 373. 4)32. * - -:---.-_.. silver Coins. Singleor Sulk. SEMINOLE 0233. -- - ---- [)gjy $5Q ITO? S,inford A'-nt We Buy and Sell Gold a , --... ---_ * Mustang City * 12 Volt Batteries $11.93 REEL.'S BODY SHOp - Color Conso le TV, ex cellent c. dition. Must sell. $150 firm. 32). Boats & _.. 69 Antique Zenith console radio. Short wave, medium band, etc. Make offer. 322.2775. 609 E. 2nd St. 55 1966 Dod ge In good condition, air, $250. Call 83.4 69 20 after 4. Parts.Accessorie possibility, especially if th ere is a heavy House vote for impeachment. Rhodes said at a news conference he felt Nixon would resign whenever he felt he was unable to govern. Asked to evaluate Nixon's ability to govern now, Rhodes said, "I would say it has been sadly impaired." The hopelessness of Nixon's situation in the House was underscored by Rhodes' r es ponse to a question as to whether there was anything the President could do to save himself, 'I suppose there might be, but right now I couldn't say. I'm at loss to know," he said. Rhodes did not deny at the news conference a comment by Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R-Calif., that he had told Rhodes over the weekend the President would release new and damaging material on Monday. The Los Angeles Times reported in today's ed ition that Wiggins had been given a sneak preview Friday of th e latest Nixon tra nscript at a meeting with Nixon aide Alexander M. Haig Jr. and th e President's chief im peachment lawyer, James D. St. Clair. - Auto Repairs Student would like unwanted TV's, to learn repair. Wilt pick up. 372. 0735 WASHINGTON (AP) One by one they took their stand on the impeachment of President Nixon, and at the end of the day it was clear the vote in th e House will be a mere formality. From Minority Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona to freshman Rep. Robert E. Bauman of Maryland, a number of House Republicans announced their support for impeachment, many of them calling for Nixon's resignation as well. The list included all 10 Republicaqc on the House Judiciary Comm itt who ha (1 voted against the articles of impeachment, that will be brought to the house floor Aug. 19. Their statements, issued in res po nse to Nixon's admission that he wi th held evidence linking him to th e Watergate coverup, left no doubt Tuesday that Nixon fac es a Senate trial and possible removal from office if he does not res ign. And despite repeated statemen ts prom the White House that Nixon will not resign, the belief persists on Capitol Hill that it remains a H 661643$ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 76 -- 1972 MG Midget, racey orange, blj interior, black top, radials, read y to ride. 26 MPG, $1973 DeBary, SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE fllIft. 1st St. 37347)1 ________________________ ure To Vote S .'House Autos for Sale 80 For complete motor home sales and Service Stop by: _____________________________ RCA XL 100 Asking stt.o 327 3757 ' Stratfnn - Wanted to Buy CASH 372 1132 For used furniture, appliances, tooI, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave OrandNewl9lIModelTV ' •t't'ri inStallation. 20 yrs. cxp L ow est prices in town. Call 678 1963 F or d Econoline Van, Looks and runs good. 1500 or make offer. 57M .. " 68 TV. Radio-Stereo end. New inspection with ISt Thefan Low Boy with ram, 33i. l933CheVy1'ptOfltfljCk.stat#pw., Good tir,s. runs good. PrIce no 373.1634. Can't put the car n the garage. Sell oolonger 1e'eded items with a Classified ad in the Sanford Iferald, Dial 372-761) or 131.9993 to yours. 6148)26, Winter Park. MiscelInpo5 CARPET, TILE. V.'IYL. Sates and , . 1 peed transmission, 2 sp - (kirmley's E. 46.373173) Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ______________________ ________________ 1964 GMC Tractor with 1973 engln,, FOR ALL YOUR RVNEEDSII 323 9070 Top pricespald, used, any COfldition For Sate Ittlime roof, front and porches, deep well and sprinkler system. Call today. $51,000. ---------Horses reeu .. U 66th Year, No. 299-Wednesday, August 7, 1974 windshield washer, Power steering, big bed. Under warranty. 323-3431 lSl)VWCamper,brjghtorange,air, automatic, full camper equip. ment, pop top, like brand new $SflS. Call Whitey Eckstei 322. 1651 Dealer ' ,'. Trucksand Trailers 1970 Chevrolet pick up, air, ra A Buy of A Lifetime- 1*' Travel Trailer, like new. $1,150. 3fl4170. MotorHome Call Onn Pope at 1631 ______________________________ ________________________ JIMDANDYFEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, priced right. Financing available with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 322765$. - - so SANFORD- Near Lake Monroe in exclusive Mayfair section. Lovely variety of trees 3 tdrm 2 baths, Florida room,central climat, Realtors 79 Trailers / -- OIR __...-.....-.--------_. 8305500 Inc ucu macnines. 23 Cubic Ft. Frzer for sale. Used? yea rs 3 23 8393 Roberts & Gilrnan - Camper.Travel spirited. $150. 327.9422 MOONEY APPLIANCES 37.30697 FREEZERS - 30 day guar Wayne's Quality Furniture noo French Ave. 3231i1g. Bennett, As.soc., 1305500. Ads 9 year old Palamino gelding, CALLSOUTHERNRVSERVICES - vuvi.r, owner holding balance, For ad ditional information call Shirley repairs. $21,500. - - Appliances --. 75 JBlackPoodIeI.Toy $2SEath 3236349 ____________________ KENMORE - WASHER, parts, ZONED RMOI ldiallocationfOcprofessio nalsjteor muttipic family dwelling, Con. venlc.nt to interstate or cwnt Sanfoid. Minimum down with SUNLAND- Move rigiit in) bdrm,, 7 bath, alt, large corner lot, Seller will make necessary REALTOR, 323.7730 52 SANFORD - p.cavs 66 Investment Property - -- tables, Herald Pets and Supplies You need for those big ones With a want ad. IncomeAnd In KITTENS-I male, ifemat. about) months old. Free to good home. 3724799 after 1:30. - - 46 SANFORD- Mini grove, corner lot, - ma OUT, 1 bdrm., family room. Move right in. 122500 2 bedroom. 1 bath, den, $850 home. Only 2 years Old. Recreation room could bee fourth bedroom. Open space for a gar. den, chickens or horses. You should see this today I A good deal at 133.000. Cell Mildred Stemp" at 3224991 or after hours 322- 1959 take - 65 _____________________________________ GOnQfishing?Gelalltheeqi Phon e )fl 3903. $03W.IstSt, Household Goods Med iterranean 1l. - 3236061,373031;,3729720 bedroom, 2 bath Colonial brick Seeds ' LOVe St and matchIng chair, gold brocade Exceptiona' COnd.-.$200; cot fee and end TeyReaIIy,o7* 0711 ________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY Realty 372 1301 51 Rare Oppoini I'iyment-month!y payments less than rent. Government Iutflidited 60' building lot. Total price $1000. tO qualified buyers. Call to see If $400down, 3 years on the balance. - m Hunt Realty REALTOR 3727 111 After Hrs.-3 ,,$I Lots and Acreage Funds may be cut of f In July. New houses Inc rural area. No dj 305173)3)6. "GOTTA GO?" About S mites east of post office and in the wide open spaces, a 'Selling TwoS acre wooded tracts Pineway Road. Beautiful Homes ite , * * tr. Pa yton Your j "Get 'Em While MOSSIE C. 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