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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 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/3bb6772d9d21ff030ffbed3347098aad.pdf 56e888b656c748ea1f17fe5c4c046f3d PDF Text Text 1 2113-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1974 rl— BEETLE BAILEY I M Walker - - AT BRIDGE WIN Dick Turner by__ _ CARNIVAL 0 ,~rqp 1 ) 7 ___ ( 1' 11 NORTH fl. I ______ Y ALLE iri by Day. Grau. ROADWAY, OR NOU DOWN.' HOW 7 GRAS SLOPE AH4D OF 4 L' ' — ING THAT U' , I 1 I - 4 Q7 _~ _____ rufi West North East south three of trumps; cash dummy's 34 I'ass l'as 4 'T l'as Pass 6• l'a Pass ()ning It / THE BORN LOSER by M South horild t t C 0 be reached easily if South's first tebid is in s 1 1 L 1 • f /I j ____ o•2 - W I d r , I D TO TeLL • 007~= - FUNNY BUSINESS COULD don 't Lngln but most Improbable. i'm -Z _______ I ____ :::.' 2 E Ins (lul inonds your llartner has bid five hearts in reste to your Black- ____ a .. . I - I I- "I" ____________ 'U - .I. -- v-1- I i - _-.01---l-~__ '!I- . - I I _~ .f I - - ,II , -) * fl N_ I, 4,1k% _-) -, I l .. 11 - 'r , * 7W io I.- I I I ol K IW (T ! , OME rirI$v'rA . . I Ah R ZV ~ * . 4 i :1 - . ____ & StOffel - ____ - ____ — I ( 0 I. E REVEREND 1 6_ I - - r ____ _____ _____ I LETTING X T I 6 I/ ' _______ - - ¼ L ME _______ P HAO LTE ,s1PECVA7w' RiVE ____ _____ "_ ___ ' I I - ThER I y ;` Owe Schnagdir s 'i dVki . C / f __________ .. .- !T.. (I_ - -.-- v -..- '' -u l 1 I L by Bb Thaves - . r. ~, -,4%I __ 'V PRANK b\ND ERNEST — -- -VI " .ok1h J:3'~ 1 ~ ? t~ij -_ - --- / -. P~ ? • , __ I t; . . \ • • ,,11. _______ .- - , ,:, < "I. - .....0o, . . i - - tflV1 i L E _~r"__ t I j L.J I /1111' -' I SHORT RIBS - # 11., T 2 I ~. - -,\"\ i , ~k .4 _ - '9pi -_ - ±. A- . - - 7 - 0 1- - _. I If__i;1 _~, I LEAVE - - I L QUARTER AN) - I J 1 —r . YARCE To I I ' -- -Y • ]~ , I-rWr , ,L_, HAPPINEH - -, - I - - - - __ - _- I - . ____ F — m ... 4 I I L - I - I - 1 . . , _11"' - - ' 0Ii __________ ,._ _ - r.7 '/ I I k. 1 OLYT -THE -rotiRis-Ts &-% ;44T ER ERE ( - - I ____I _____ Stable- - Virginia Mercer and Harry Tcrry on t be affected until . over last )-car tile property tax '.. -- % I." will remain at four mills The additional revenue FA R come from more taxpayers in y of property, according to the ; . 11 " At$12,669,005, the ta x rolls for b' Oviedo are $2,112,159 more than last year's. Most of tl~p addilmnLal revenue will come from four or Ind five new subdivisions and a few .. . AA Bridge Calendar ... r. _ ........ 3A 12A Comics Crossword Puzzle DearAbby ........ ......8B The fire department will get $14,000 nd the police * Administration and city' council expenses centered m 1r Crane 6A 88 thi . ? susall t-astern s,-;_::t(, , municipality. _L -_ -.._ - , .- . . 7_ - ~~-I -4- ~~ . ~~-~J_rI _-_ _ 4 - 1 d4' • k.,7 *_ * _~.-.!-~f --- --~_._ __ __ _i* ~_ _-~ -~-:_ _--. -_* _- ] .-_ __ --- ___._ __- --- u-r' - . jI- -_-.2-- -=. _1--- - ~ ~ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ A - -- ~_1_-,-_ I0._i~__-_-~~__ -Wm-~~I F - --_-_ V-~ -1 -~ .4. ~ t _t____ W!~ _-~ _.-_ __. A-4N, ~ ---~~) ~ IZZ-:._--_--________-_--_ I -_ .I ~-~ _ .. -_ _~ _ _ -~ ?_ - _ -- ; _ ._- _ _, _ -_1 __~~ _ _-r -T-* _ * -4' I-_ -_ _-*IV _ _.~~ _fl~ •, — • -- . - -. - _ _ - - . ~-_~_ . ' -. -*... - : _~, _ ____ _- - ;_7~ _-_ _i~Iim? ~ _ ~ ~ _ ___~ _~ r. j"2_~?~-:!~.,,Wr, tJ ~ _iS .I.._. ,A ;. -. - - --- _ cite B BOB LLOYI) City * tor - n The disIe precedent in the en % :d.71 Y114 I -_ 4 -__ f-ai;~ ___ ~ II -_ - -_ ____ % __W~ -I OF __ 1~ high school and college con. the school board nothing, and in fact, save the district $7,500. - Approved bids totaling $7,040.89 for materiab, and a purchase order totaling $3,385 N for audio-visual -Changed Its policy regarding meetings. Effective - -_ -..k1041k.. 'o-'F next week. the hnai will mt . - . -_ 4I --. - ;;~L__ iINF10 at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at __ -the county courthouse, excx ~ . % =_ W~~- ____ - the fourth Wednesday, when the meeting will be held at Lyrnan etoes ree ivers an mnen ts t ha t would affect more assure the regional planning said in explaining h vote. Seminole County, the East the problems should be worked than one county council it has sufficient inlake County had approved a Central Florida Regional out be fore appr ova l. t, s'ce th the for,4ation to sa ti sfy thc Lulling change for the project Planning Council and the state Marsee said the Cabinet first DRI development of members that they can subject to .Ntajor Realty's Planning Division appealed the action gives Major effect on the meeting the water, sewage and zoning change to the Cabmet on two alternatives appealing region," Gov Reubin Askew traffie problems the grounds that the solutions to the Cabinet d:ci3ion regional impact appeal, is that determine the it falls on the applicant to BlazersmmFin Money Management Act Major Realty as told to be straighted out ce the "money problems are taken care of then we can get on to the minor things, like the Sentinel and Ed Cain," the i,vA;,!;;z:li,, nai:ainst the Orlando newspaper Ls still being d er ed because of an alleged bte thni over 20 years on a 5,800 acre tract. and unamed members in the Blazer organi7ation," to force Managing General Partner Rommie Iudd out Deutsch said. attorney, said the firm :'=,Wul 11 ve in spend money to &nt.v Loudd-s accusvions Monday, Blazer Business Manager Ed Cain and Administrative Assistant Roy Dorman were suspended by Loudd. But other reports Micated that Blazer Coach Jack Pardee, appointed as "operationril head" of the team by the WFL this week, had reinitated the The proposal comes under regional impaI provisions because it would n.t only affect I ake County, but also Sem inole, Volusia and Orange dd in Dallas earlier in the week seeking investors that could clear the Central Florida franchise of Its Indeedness The debts repor tedly run as h1gn as $2 million 11 ifi to stabbze th e financial coudO " " lure of the organization. VIM. %rice president Don Anderson said earlier In the -. 1 . - . -_ ' - ' -. - ~.. k~_~ 'If they reapply, hopefully rst they will submit detailed, • t inuittT could be settled. money would be -ming from to "save"the team, but said that po&sIbiliti l(vating an investor by Friday looked good. f pi'r attendance during the season but particulary since the Se ntinel reported that the franchise might to Atlanta for the remainde,r of their games, I'--utsch said. ere s no doubit that this (report) has hurt the team treme ndously Deu tsct said 'The credibility of the Blazers has been ruined. The gate has been down steadily. And it you haVe a winning team llliww-.~ I - , that just doesn't happen." _ w- --_ ~__ M __~ N _ _W _ _ _ _ -%T- _Y~E~ e ~ ,F ~ ~ - - . -~_ __- .....' __ - - _- • - _ _- - --.- -- supply and sewage disposal for new and a road network to handle the estimated 72,000 daily trips residents would make on SIR 46 in Seminole County, Marsee said 'The Senale road program projected to 1990 just can't handle that traffic on SR 4r)," Ntarsee said. e . to know where Major Realty IDISIM 1A 00t tho al' -111-plions of water daily for the new residents who would hve in the new city by the time it is Af they use wells it could cause sa It water intrusion in the Seminole water supply," Maee said He said Seminole offiiils also fear the live million gall,)m daiwage effluent that would be generated by the new tt,e St. Johns and Wekiva - :, . - ___ - _~1! __. -_ I - -_ - -7 - - - - - ____ .. -- _ _ _ -- - - . ., _- __ -~-. T-~-dt.rr-_ ~-1 1al-k-* ~F_V. ~ - W~C 49 Alw on Monday, Deutsch said that Loudd had barred all Sentinel reporters from the Blazer ai !e!d u! th say where the : n_:_YXMITMUHLZ - --____ _X r- Major areas of concern to On Monday, Deutsch had said that ic:vil action mny be taken against the Skintinel-Star if IA)udd's allegations of a conspiracy Ix, twtvn newspaper executives and certain indiiduals inside th e Blazers Drove to he tnio not - - public hearings wi th a nswers to theproblcstha twodaffevt Seminole County," Marsee it the indebtriess isn't rectified by Friday, The organiL4tinn has moved its administrative offices to McCoy prdClite field after David Williams, a principal owner in the ten e v icted the office pet sonnel from their sites In his ltolidiy Inn So uth Theay. Deutsch would ._7 77,52, 1- ~ District of Appeals o reapplying to Lake County for zo n a rova,. 1 Ponder News a er Florida Blazer Attorney Bob Deutsch is in Orlando -trying to fix up our finiince ' develop plans unless it is assured that development will not be blocked by zoning. ______ - -- - ~ High School. - _ - the Sanford Memorial Stadium a development provisions of the landmark 1973 Land and Water - ~_ - -_== . -- .~ _~ - finance a pilot program for the 0 Th e Land and Water Stanagement Act gives 'he flu~p~taj ...... !J---:,- -3A I" L . - - - . _-_- - - LA Tele vision the ycidIsjicVs mentally handicapped p:ograln --- n' And the largest allocation- t- -A: ,.t = - 1 Robert - -_ k "Anybody that wants the plants can step forward and . tell us," Euga said "Ttcy can piu6ab'sy Lm used tor feOflize&-, or land fil.l. Otherwise, we'll haul them away to a local problems in the 18,0&honie development 11 wan ts to build Weather Details Page 3A ' (-I I I A 00_-.-_-~ - ___- Once mounted there, the macigne will remove all of the ants drifting deposit them on land. The county will have to provide trucks to haul hyacinths away. - A - * , .! S~__~ -I. X_ around the municipal OU f rom il tae / -11 ving . T_9 -1 . / -' , - , P - a ; . 1 1. I 11 - river, and to provide a road to that sector. holds but ftre is speculation with Scolt Electronic Corp. i1i Me State Cabinet Wednesday that 'icr husband might also file Orlando held Seminole County's Hess for that office apeal opposing development fused to officially comment for reconciliation between the and anti-growth fac. of a new city for 53,000 people t c off SR 46 in Lake Coun ty near tiom in w ith vi achi e ing a satisfactory the Seminole line, according to medium somewhere in bet. Seminole County Ally. Howard edo ween. The Cabinet revoked a Also during this qualifying rind, council seats held by County use permit and told Land Tax MajorRealtyCo,o to g IkuBIake ns p a in in efforts ash are up for election. The seats represent two year terms. approval for its Three ffivers The seats of Councilmen Project. Clock OR IS IT? i problems encountered. She made no recommendation to the board, and the board took no rmal action. in othe r business, the boa toacqueftveaesof1andneartheteensrfdgeon Three other positions are aim )pen, three by expiration and SIS TO FrOT'A # TO TPE BANK IN 1HIS j ' I. . ; = : _ 1-1 - d .- U. - - :=: ~ ~ 7 — ~ ~ ~h ~-F ~= --.A :-.-~ =7::=- Euga said that the county has "stepped up" Its efforts on what posts he plans to seek. pa • ' , receiving free lunches, and . I ~~ ( A I Z__ ir * I 7\ ( 7 (ONNAISE I " LUE TO DO WITH THE 11 1 LY*!5 MV5T BE OUP CON NAM4 __________ THEY'RE A6 PHONY A5 7 ' ____________________ COU f VIVI-IAT Do I: nature of theprogram _ The prolific water plant has hampered fishermen and boaters and has rendered parts of the St. John's and four seats t will be up for recall question to the ballot. Sorenson, a political grabs in the Dec. 3 election. Mrs. Hess will probably file ne w comer, and t wo-year city again for the office e now resident, is a project manager ) '' 11 5 A 4 QUICK I GREAT PuT ir IN S ANGLED UR F IiiLLARY' JAR' Gor OME I WITH by Crooks & Law rence ° ' DOC CAPTAIN EASY & I WI 'U 1 by Bob Montana 7 T0555,"- - BUT ,50A,4e T T . %0 1* oij ARCHIE WITH r- , . ) ~ ____________________ ____________________ W A NET AND A .?L. - . pft. % -_;- - -_ __ T Is Providing the machine and a crew to r,~erate 't In an of the Choki" Wednesday, is a member of the John Norden. Norden. tha city'S uwijeer tire de rt- postmaster, resigned his ment and the board chairman council seat th one year left of the Lake Slary Chamber of to serve, after it charter recall election failed, but rmived a Commerce. Before the qualifying period majority of votes aping the ends on W.25, Mayor Margle new city's government. It was Hem is Aso expected to file George Hess who organized the papers to quality for one of the petition campaign to bring the ~: _~_., - - — I Q " % , I I ' (/ iiI I HE \N HA HI5 U LE _____ SUNDAY &tI.~ r ~ . ~ Walter Sorenson Is the (fr rson to qualify as a candidate 10 Pe for mayor in Lake Mary. ( THA'r IN Jt, 9 /I Ii h / TI d l _li~ 11 1 M Vsrm..r I LEARNED - -_Ir 14C. II IWI i , '~ Is \ WEEMS, ~YO 'VE GOT 7-1 , t 0 .) m A OUr FM HIM,AND NORkML)S WHAT J'S IF ON IT :HURCW 0~7 . (.. ME TO AMR . • . OUR -BETi ER 5E PME R ONEE IN UR 7 0 bV PR•CILLA, - . I machine will, clean all the water plants from the harbor as Sorenson Files In Lake Mary ace 9 . I PRISCILLA S POP C S ow Set ____~~__ --- part of the demonstration. .70 It 'r/ , AM - — 1 •• N,_, INDC S . In food . 1. t . k~ O _ 4 Checking the opening hours of First Federal Savings and Wit In Sanford is this escapee from the Central Florida Zoo. Even peacocks have to plan ahead, and with Inflation the way It is. who knows when a leflow might need a nest egg stashed away? jj I I'M WOFiIPIE 1,1\ - 11 r I 1 V-121 \1 ., W I i .11 ) , K. , 1~71 , ; eze6k _N I 1 I . # ,.-*- -,,, - LN \ :~n_ - ."~ 1, *_ -I '4'J' 1 -I-,- :- I.. I~ 1! :0 LUCKY I PPENED r HL AT Ø'46TER R. RAVE ASHES MUST ' . . , as often as desired. service director. &ie explained the h _fli~ . i " . ower .~ 'N Is 5OCKEP IN. A T( EP4 - i. The machine, to be brought to Seminole county on Oct. 23 by a my Corps of Engineers' tug, will be docked in MAYDr- 3rMRKS overnight . P themarinaunUlthecount)can'lleupthcico3eer4s 'Mr -N WHYT _q I / by H.emdahl — I E - BUGS BUNNY .~ F lowerm Euga, the local member of the Florida Advisory MAP NO. MVVR regarding bus situation Asked how students perform demonstration and disposal of the chopped-up hyacinths I ' (i , .-~ as)- ~, L_ "IN.)," - 71t:~ A,,,.A the Lore, , 1. MT FIGW9 - WI FF_WW ,__!=:-P:, :~ DPNRRWRVE - `--,~ lectures and classroom exix:rimeaLs. fit: ii(~Iijttcd :,ujjjstudents do not have a book assigned to them, but declared 3ny student may check any book out of the clas.00tn - . i. AI .~? 7-.-' ( rv~ __ I;, I L 1 , — came up, with the replies of the Fred T;jI,11-!r, anothwr ;idministration' official, de ta iled - - I . .-M L, .,,--"~*~7 . . — I ow _ " 4 ,- ___%, . .,;. I ~ AW AW aW)r.WAft Y F , f I- -.1 1-1 'I.,, 7_ L Chic Young — . 0.3 ft ~ L. . - N. l _~ ; ! .. It ;!1 .. __ I ~I _-. ~ I i • A BLONDIE V . •-- - . any changes in pedestrian pupil ceptional students, and shoWd The lar propol will be tr fic and evaluate the blinker not ride the bus with other homework exercises, one teac her remarked af te r the studi ed to determine if the light at the sou th end of the c hildren No other buses being meet It was pointed out by School ing, homework is not as it company has met the school property, he said, which available, bus V should not be reduce t he enroll ment in all was years ago, and now takes Superintendent William Layer schools on the eastem side of specifications of the bid parents have criticized txvause used for courtesy riders the area east of Highway 17.92 the highway,possibly s low as Proposal. It was announced many shapes which do not the it is located behind rather than The subject of textbooks also require a textbook. ' The board received in fohnation on the milk suhaid — — by Garry Trudeau SpriwI,i Drivo :ind Woct(fland,i School construction contract The aim of the school adtiad been awarded two weeks ministration in constructing ago Sterling Park school is -- _____ ood to show two aces What do ou do rro%~th in t1w. s,:fl(.jl sy: t jqll discussion ensued about the alleviate the current problem much lesser extent in the proved the construction of the w c passes children from necessity of constructing experienced at Altamonte and middle schools. Besides, he sidewalk along Palm Springs Rolling titUs every morning, another elementary school. Spring Lake schools, Layer added, the price for a new Drive. Upon completion that with only sly passengers. He ; gjwNr if Whi-,W r . when adm inistration members Occurring within the School traffic and safety concomplete, will elementary grades, and to a thtions The county has _'_ __; P . TODAY'S QUESTION %i f\ ea , . I students Tht, Lake Orienta, Sabal After the bid opcning, hich Point and Woodlands schoo ls in volved nine firms, a lengthy when they are , JOIN _____________________ I 4 M w_ . l I "The board has asked me to announce that next year the dues will be double!" HOURS __R _____ --- _____ r LI I . . for growth without the Brantley addition, Fennell and the work would be completed. same as time heard last week. over capacity. This necessity of arnther nw Associates, and Allen Trnvlllion }1e also explained the, traffic ldcii may very we ll Board Wednesday evening overload plus the average of 500 facillty,'the superintendent Inc.. had met the specifications considerations at Woodlands be old, are used primarily as approved a bid of $924,850 by to 6W the explained ind the contracts for the con School have been dcuased supplements to the students' liar Limited of Altamonte Casseluerry, Eastbok, and struction projects will be with the county engineer, and other information sources Springs for the constructior of Cnglh Csthtes schools each Asked by Board mLmber signed Kirkpa trick assured the board Layer explained after the th e Sterling Park Elementary year for the past three years, Jean Bryant if a middle schoo l the problem would be rectified meeting, these sources could School wiU demand 900 spaces In rather than an elernentar) wboardreceisedreportsof by the time the school is include newspapers and schools alr eady over capacity, school was more desirable, D F Kirkpatrick, coordinator opened I Related story page 3A) magazines, besides teacher without the new school. Layer responded that the of plant planning, of the Palm The Seminole County School -. ~ r ; TI , ITO i'as N already 400 elementary - 3-6 U(1I J L I' I e% 1z I 1 i_J in the south county is the fastest 650 to iOO pupils, and thuslowest bidders on the Like in front of the growing in the thstrlct, and It Is providing flcbihty and room Orienta School and Lake patrick had no crosswalk.Kirkestate of By By SEAN CODE St af f Writer A o W - -- . - min 111 set y 4CAW 44V .V- : !~ I- DOONESB DATE ; 4 .1 I . by Larry Lewis 0 . - '7 . 1 I CAMPUS CLATTER with RIMO BURNS . - A-Hid six diamonds. it is three clubs. He can barge into Blackwood as soon as Sou th bids the diamond suit The best lead is a diamond. Sooth should win in dummy and decide that his best line of piny to play to set up dummy by II i K 84 3 VA 2 . 4 4K 48 What do ou do now" or 7 i f I' diamonds. It doesn't matter if North's first SPOflS is two O i 8b - You, South. hold and will C Pass 24 34 I . ;- F I I' diamonds. It is a good contract A ' with dummy's 2 The bidding as hn %orlh Ist south nest fund game Is a test of both pass bidding and play. North and Pass Sonsom ow- I 1JJU • Cents . 0 10 a' clu l'js I -I, - last 1.wo tricks with the ace and ___ III. I i I last high trump and score the ad-S - I spade a 32771-Price 10 /11 11 club with his ace of Neither vulnerable Sanford, Florida 3 1974 Id ____________________________________________ imps, cash the ace of spades, I'am ___I—. - a to Year, No. 38—Thursday, October Hei - foHc'wcd by a club to clubs, 14 34 5? 67th •1 I heart with his last small trump. Now he is ready to go afler 42 + Evcnin 6.11 - _____ %1 _!,~7 NE a ______________ f T 00`*P Ae DON-1 I SUT... • ( , ______ N __ TC rl, Inn EAST 4 J 86 T A J 107 +86 TIIID4J6S: 743 432 oo UR MAiE O E WEST 4 1052 _) MAN, LE'S MOw T a of hearts. East will take his ace and lead a second trump which South aso wins In dummy. Then South plays the queen of hearts and ruffs dummy's last 4 A K 1098 2_4 heart and one Then he leads dummy's king 3 • - 1I 2 49 .1 ( - out ruffing _________ C HE cpf pjgA N0 I 1 �2A—Everting Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974 jJ.fl0 H By LOUISE COOK Associated Preu Writer Public utilities are warning businesses across the country that they may not get natural gas for heating this winter. Some utilities are refusing to accept new customers, industrial or residential, An Associated Press survey showed there Is a shortage of natural gas in almost every area, with the East Coast apparently (acing the most severe problem. Natural gas provides 31 percent of the energy u.ed in the country. Spokesmen for the utilities and some state officials blame the Federal Power Commission INI rm"IEF Kidnap Death Explained AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) Authorities say carbon monoxide gas killed Jean R. Revile. She died in the trwk of a car where she had been left by three bandits who kidnaped her for a ransom paid by her banker husband. Meanwhile, officials of the Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust offered a $5,000 reward Wednaday for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the bandits, Mrs. Iteville's husband, E.B. Revile, is manager of the Hephzibah. Ga., branch of the bank. Three men kidnaped Revile early Monday and told him they were holding his 51-ycorc!d wife. He gave them an undisclosed sum from his bank to arrange for her freedom. lie was Found locked in the trunk of his car by searchers Tuesdcy. Mrs. Revilks body was found in the trunk of her vehicle several hours later. A pathologist's report disclosed that she died of carbon monoxide poisoning. FBI agent Joseph Sylvester said the three bandits face . •1111 l f bn-; rLL's aiii c xtcrUoi nd bLatc charges of murder and kidnaping. lie said authorities are pursuing hundreds of leads. - . Domestic Aid Proposed WASHINGTON AP Special federal aid for communities significantly hurt by imports has been approved by the Senate Finance Committee. Under a proposal approved Wednesday, a community whose manufacturing jobs are lost or threatened by imports would be eligible for direct federal loans and loan guarantees. A special Federal fund would Include $100 million a year in loans and another *500 million for guaranteeing private loans. The loans would be allowed for any plant acquisition, construction or, modernization likely to attract new investment ant, create jobs. The provisian was part of the committee's efforts to write a new trade bill that protects American workers and bosts.c while pening mrketu for U.S. exports. POLICE BLOTTER Warning : Natural for the shortage. They say the FPC ceiling price for natural gas Is too low and discourages exploratioi1. "The companies need more money to explore and get additional gas," said George I. Bloom, chairman of the Pennsylvania Public hUlltics Commission. Other officials note that as fuel oil became more expensive, many people switched to natural gas, boosting the demand over a short period of time without developnicni of new supplies. Meanwhile, The Associated Press learned that federal officials are preparing contingency plans to deal with a possible Gas Suppl y Lows shortage of coal If miners walk out when the current coal contract expires Nov. 12. The plans Include diversion of some coal supplies from electrlc utilities to other industries, an embargo on coal exports and standby legislation under which industry could be ordered to cut back on production. They also include plans to seek legislative authority for an excise tax on electricity in the event of a need to reduce demand. The contingency plans are outlined In a memo from the Federal Energy Administration to the Interior Department. The AP obtained a copy of the memo. Mobil Cuts Gas Price NEWYORKAP) — TheMthllOiiCorp.todaycutthe price of Its gasoline by two cents per gallon, in line with federal regulations linking wholesale gas prices to the company's crude oil costs. However, motorists are certain to get a break only at company-owned service station,. Dealers owning their own stations will pay lower wholesale costs for their gasoline, but have an option of passing on the lo-ver prices. - -.1. WOLD IN BRIEF Greeks Schedule Election ATHENS, Greece (AP) Greece's first parliamentary elections in a decade are scheduled for Nov. 17, and a referendum to decide whether the monaichy will be restored is promised by Jan. 1. - S L.... 'ZJ t,IIIV* t4JsIalm..tu.V U1I.1M.. nounced the return of democratic elecIons Wednesday night. It said a new caretaker government headed by Caramanlis would be formed in the next few days to replace the "government of national salvation" termed last July after the lapie u the uulhtary tlictu tur ship that overthrew the last parliamentary goveiiirneit in 1967. - - -- fI - - -' - ,i -.---.t rs Cambodian Troops Advance PHNOM PENH. Cambodia (AP) Government troops drove insurgent forces threatening Kompong Qihnang back two more miles from the provincial capital 57 miles north of Phnem Penh. the Cambodian military command reported today. It said armcred and infantry forces moved on Khmer Rouge rebels dug in five miles west and northwest of the town and killed 30 of the insurgents. Other reports said the rebels still hold a six-mile section of Highway 5 north of Kompong Chhnang, and another government column is moving against this force. The Khmer Rouge launched a drive around Kompong (ithnang in mid-September. Foreign observers in Phnom Penh believe their objective was to Isolate the town and to disrupt the agricultural economy of the surrounding area. - subcommittee said the session will be open to live broadcast coverage. Ford will be the first president to appear personally before a congressional panel for questioning since Abraham Lincoln's appearances during the Civil War. The cut in Nixon's expense money to $200,000 was proposed by Rep. Joseph P. Addabbo, DN.Y., in two separate amendments. He said that would be enough to cover Nixon's expenses for sorting out his records and answering more than 500,000 letters and would still encourage Nixon to cooperate in making his tapes and documents available to the public. Addabbo said, "If we give him no funds, we can expect no cooperation from him." WASHINGTON (AP) Betty Ford's sudden ordeal with cancer has touched off a sympathetic reaction among women across the country and an awakening to the dangers they also face. Ten thcn.iand letters, more than 500 phone calls, over 200 telegrams and sccres of flower arrangements have poured into the White House and Bethesda, Md., Naval Hospital since word came of Mrs. Ford's breast cancer operation Saturday. Mrs. Ford was reported continuing to make a good recovery. A medical bulletin said she is on a regular diet and had gained almost full mobility of her right arm. A spokesman for the Amencan Cancer Society said telephones "havc been ringing off the hook" with calls from thousands of women who want to - F make appointments with docAfter more flowers arrived at tors and clinics for breast can- the hospital than Mrs. Ford cer examinations, could possibly accommodate in "It's a tragedy for Mrs. Ford, the five-room presidential suite but she may have saved an during an expected 104ay stay, awful lot of women's lives," President Ford appealed to said a spokesman for the those who might want to send American Cancer Crusade, flowers to contribute Instead to which long sponsored an educa- Ihe American Cancer Society. It's still too early yet to tell tional campaign to alert women how the donations to the cancer to the need for early detection society will be affected by the and period check-ups. appeal, a spokesman said. But The outpouring of prayers, even the White House is getting good wishes and hopeful advice donations, many of them small from those who have recovered although there was one check from breast cancer surgery like for $5,000. hers has been dramatic. "One thing Is definite, In only four days, the volume though," the cancer society of mall at the White House ap- spokesman noted. "Thousands pears to have exceeded any- of women around the country thing First Ladies In recent are asking the American Canyears have received. Wives of c,r Society, clinics, hospitals senators hav been helping and doctors about getting Mrs. Ford cope with the flood of breast examinations. It has galmessages. vanized everyone Into action." --- Humphries NASHVILLE, Tenn, (AP) Dr. Frederick S. Humphries, 39, a graduate of Florida A&M University, has been named president of Tennetc. State University by the state Board of Regenis. 1umphries, a vice president of the Institute for Services to Education in Washington, D.C., said his first priority as presldeni would be "to remove the uncertainty" around the predominantly black school. The $398,000 Nixon money approved in conunittee included $245,000 for a six-month transition period and $153,000 for longer-term expenses. An Addabbo amendment to cut the $245,000 to $100,000 was approved 342 to 47 and an amendment to cut the $153,000 to $100,000 was approved 321 to 62. Efforts by Rep, Louis Stokes, D-Ohlo, to cut everything except the $55,000 pension were rejected. An amendment by Rep. Sidney Yates, 1)-11I., to prohibit use of federal funds to remove Nixon's tapes and papers from federal custody in Washington until Congress acts on proposals to make tiem public property instead of his personal property was approved by voice vote. WIWAMSBURG, Va. (AP) U.S. Chief lustice Warren E. Burger Is receiving daily therapy at Williamsburg Community Hospital for Injuries he received when his bicycle was struck last month by it drag racing auto. Burger, 67, suffered a shoulder separation, five broken ribs and a broken finger in ti'e his home in Arling on, V - -_--_ _ AW -.:.- -- SANTO I?OMINGO, Imlnican Republic (AP) The Dominican government has Xupoded negotiations with terrorists holding American diplomat Barbara Hutchlsorj and ix other hostages in the Venezuean Consulate, Archbishop Hugo Polanco P4to, who had been acting as the go-bet%eefl and twinging saiidwithes and drinks to those in the consulate, did not show up Wednesday. "The archbishop is not comiig again," an assistant chief of 'iice said. "There will be no more negotiations." "U they want to be tough, we'll be tough," the national 1x'liee Chief, Geri Rafael Guzman Acosta, told local radio station. He w arer'.'Jy referring to a statement from the terrorists that their demands weie not negotiable. - Pre d'v'Jen, siden t uOvu - WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford is expected o address Congress on his ew economic and energy programs next Tuesday. Ford's plans were liaclosed Wednesday In an address in New York by )Idney L Jones, deputy msslstant to the President or economics and deputy ounselor for economic x4icy. ii . ,'j ' - -11W . ' ' - '---. ' The Seminole County School LAxh Arbor, and Meade Manor. are usually bought through -. - - '\ - ,' '' .- ' . i - ''' I. - . - Board received a detailed Taylor replied to Board- pool-bidding by the state, a report of the 16using situation in the district and heard the Jean Bryant's procedure which cuts the cost suggestion by sta ting the accep- considerably. However, he 10-passenger exp ressed some doubts if there lability of sniber recommendation of Fred . Taylor, administrator of the — :.. .-. ",. . transportation department, the ... . 66-passenger bus which carries exceptional students could not I be converted to any other use, ----h.._,: nor could the exceptional Student Council officers elected at Soutliidt Elementary School, students be mixed with other Sanford, Include (left to right) Malissa Arnett, treasurer; children. j ati, ' " - \ ' !!Z' state would be any pool bidding done minibuses under specifications Is questionable, this year, but he would know by There Is another type of the end of the month. approved small bus, carrying Th e issue s not essentially 18 students, which Taylor ex- money, because the budget plalned cost about $1,700. The provides for the added buses. It 66-passenger bus costs about is broken down to what Is most $8,800. R. G. Feather, school advantageous In the long or ' - - . -• SOUTHSIDE ELECTS Towanna Miller, prmident; Kathy Beadles, vice president; and STUDENT OFFICUS However, the transportation Shrrrit' thU. urretary. mentioned director, the short run. The smaller bti~- economy of purchasing the would free the larger _ _______ - ' - I(---' - !" , " - . : . I , c.-, ______ 1 --, j -- - -- -__ 1. , . (i;:, army base aface the mip that ended his 41 ye absolute rule. , '. 8 , - . - -, , - /i: - , 4~f ' T _.i . - XJ_ ." -,V .,.? `t.i- -_Z f ~ to Hibner's car $0. , .- e. . -_- , ~4 . A 060~__.*!!V ` ~ , P~ __ , 11-ft - I I•, •Cd1, X. 1-1 trips covering more than 100 mile completes the second at 8:50 a.m. somewhat,late fora third trip to pick up local g N - . • £vl•.,aflc Ipray—r.In,td .o 7/ - no ,n ,y '” -u.--- tm, iM ram ssirated • Easy Op.n.iss Swffiq Door—*sass cMttoI ' ,i,, an abuse of power by ccuncil. natural disaster or the heal welfare and safety of the citizens were involved. Notin a d opti ng ) 4$ r ~)1i _ __ -R ;; C__:37__~7__ a 0 41 IOCIA4I bass, to"tal plattic U". or ba : ., ... -- $IC.Idi Te,ni— 31 minimum , • ..., IUYIII •: . . - - 4 ed or sii .'.* 0 Wort Swrtact To"ptiotul "*.. too (GSA 61) is avallablo. - Do :11 . *.,. 4 0 Caftoated Fr*X1 Stv"t COM,e partmCat. :*.. :::: • , Rn,vl,bI Door Pen,i,— MODEL 0. . .X :.- GCOSSO ~ . :o Ive government agriculture, farm labor problems and spending, will be forwarded to The states voting delegates before OCT 4 someone challenges the elec- problems with each. Lion," Councilman Cal DeVoney Mini-buses, conceivably be . ftnrff Electric I A ......... Open Mon. 1twu Fri.I a.m.- 5 p.m. Clo" SaL ** used for the exceptional 2522 PARK :;:: DIAL 322-1542 Co lectors Students a,.. . - _ - Frank P. Albert, Deltona Daniel McEwan, Deltona Herbert S. Johnson, Deltona Deltona Esther R. is I Bring DISCHAR WEATHER - 1 i9hs7.thiS mornus ?;erdav in iow to mid scs and lows tonight In S ri..h. dfC.5S1flU ' è jt Siturday. is itti, warmer Sunday Lows from IM interior TPe 5c,uj PfrraI, InC C06%1 the Key$ On Saftwday and mid 10% OlOng the ,pd In Soulhtd%t ?0% in the north to the mid 10S In the south sa,urday Sfvd svnjay aw in .$ ' the so% in all tections Mar4ay- 37771 . . - ci .', '. '\,' - ' ..- Sr. E. Angela D. Patterson r' J r IFT a.m.los Pm. with v -' .iia,e Purcha se • ri 0 SUuS riday, . October 3 & 4. all day 9 to 5:30 p.m., who em. plo~es a painless method using the finest quality of 111%~, L ,.~ V ~,,, , . ..~.. . I surgical stainless steel. Unlike 14kt gold balls that have IV f . UVU .- . '' '"c- .:X:\.:.>\ \ .. ,,/7 -- 0 .. A - 0_ - , '.1 I I I ..., ~~\ ~ ~ . \ - cause a lifetime sensitivity. the - . %ith the purchase of the surgical earrsngs ($12) your sill he pierced free and 'son become a member of our earring dub, entitling you to a Free pair of earrings .iltt I Si! ' sixth pair put & hasi ci at P1 R( LI L .. i. ~'. can surgical earrings 5%C ssill be using are completely Inert stid nonallergenic, with no chance of infection with proper ('are. ~, . I ' . j ____._I .1 ._ -- . - . .- ._ '..c-__1 ~~, 11 - - % llyou are under 18 years old, you must be accompanied by parent or guardian. - . i'::i - I 090,, 1 Richard A. Urbelis, I)eBary C. Moriarty, Deltona HPnrv W. Sprague Deltona Theodore C Thomas, Deltoru* Willie C. Davis, Eustis P. H. McCartney, Orange . TBIS rOn FRI HOT rUDGE SUNDAE WHEN YOU BUY ONE COUPON GOOD The most fantabulous fun, food and fountai n fant'c . at FAR[R'S 1I - I' THURSDAY and FRIDAY 3rd & Ith I A ll flu's' -,S,' - o pp1. ecessar • ALTMONTE MAL ' Allamonte Spming , his offer eipl!cs N%er,-'L,(; 1. 197.1' 111ttlTrittlitt i1i I ONE -I %* . I - N*44 .Ir rd 0 I - by Carrie, ,.f , • • 1 I.,C w ill have a professional in P1.JRCELLS Thursday & , --' . ','j 'J nickel content that % _ .0 Neil Caldwell, Osteen William G. Wankosky. Osteen Doris Allen. Winter Springs LU _____ I ' PI I V~;,%AItl Lsir lcson - - -. --s- • i , f'A 1.7' II - Terryl G, Gussow Shirley T. Alexander '--- 1 A :-'. - --. ,.-. - , 1 1 ,_. 0 ~ ', G ES U Frn )7711 4 -Va -i A. southern potion5. with 0*1 10 the .. - 4 ~ a rion rARnEL -_- I .~ e harry D. Whitten casts Saturday EvIended Pen;nsufar Carolyn Monday through F1or1dm--Gtnef811Y tair in the west Altamonte Springs enlrill and 'f 1. 1. '. on,' Goldenrod Laura P Caldwell Clyde T. Ellison BIRTHS Patricia A. Preece Emily D. Yeackle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Batton. James Perry Moire, Apopka girl, Sanford Daniel Partridge, DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poitier, ________________________ girl, Sanford have your ears pierced FREE - - Juanita Thompson Thelma Z. Franklin Dennis Williams Cora Mae Hall Donald W - . l eek Special - -- . __ f ti . HOS - Fes va1l 01 V esuvai values a ues .. - Daly and SunIay, "(L'pf .fltfd.a y .'nd (hr .ifl$ tr'pflon Iatti - .a iv I'tih'%-j 4rfOrd, I ', ,; , • . -- '°'' rduCitrath vc.uen, '' N ' - a P4,1 . . portion partly cloudy in the ea%t with widel y In the nwit. and mild In south Pn,q, . - Compictinq mt(haft. %M -C" (Ott% a P" rrf,l .:. not want someone questioning emptiness of the bus, which the validity of the charter passes and e'ection, ,..avIs recommcnu. , the walking students ,,,, uiscnarges two children at the ordinance be amended as an Sabd Point School , He emergency utive „,, petitioned the board to inreangs, c1.ngIng 151 sestigate the possibility of requirement to 0 days permitting some of the Dorfman, who arrived late pedestrian students to become for the meeting, after Davis had courtes> riders, or instituting a made he recommendation, second run just for the local call ed we emergency adoptionst udents First Report Breakfast, said. I might do just that, establish steering committee the group's annual convention In Daytona Beach, Oct. 27-29 ofby la 'sd nominate 7 am., Dorfman replied. United Fund Campaign for - ws ficers, 2 p.m., South Seminole Cavalier Inn — 3200 So. 1712 Middle School Library, (Sunrise Kiwanis Club) Casselberry.ForaUTUskaWllIa ( ee a l OCT. $ parents. Flea Market, Redeemer IV Florida Tax Collector In other business, the to be validated each year when 103 W. 25th Association has asked Gov. association: Civitan International Lutheran Church, Adopted a the tax Is paid. Sam 102pm Reubin Askew to appoint recommendation that the cur ( Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Place, Sanford, members of the organization to rent state vehicle tag nurnRestaurant, 17-92. Urged that vehicle his management and efficiency bering system be changed to registration tiiiie be staggered 9 OCTOBER study commisuo. the eiminn! Anonymous, county prefixes, throughout the year to avoid Women Focus on Religion at Overeaters The tax collectors, at a recent opting instead for an alpha- tong lines, reduce Use need for 7'30 p.m Altamonte Springs 11 sun. at Seminole Junior meeting by resolution to Askew, numeric ysteni of three letters many part-time employes and College, room Civic Center. said with the commlsslcn and up to four numbers. They provide a more professional — making recommendations 'd the new system would gi"e staff for better service. nce Sil;(lC f IOfl different —Supporteda move to have a PITAL NOTES combinatio ns. They said the ______________ — representatives of (tie tax flat-rate on tags for all private collectors' association should county's name could be spelled use including vehicles Annabelle Andrae, DeBarj be appointed since th ey are out at the bottom of the tag with passenger cars, pick-up and OCTOBER 2, 1974 Barbara J Ha,nillt, DeBary familiar with problems in Florida at the top and the tag panel trucks and small sans up ADMISSION Alam R. R'fe, DeEnry volved. should be of a permanent type to a certain weight class. Sanford: Dcltona E. Muller, Ruth Michael Redding J,\ John J Brown, Deltona Bertha Moore t0 ,\ . -' Joseph G. Weick, Deltona Charlotte Smith 47 a ... '. . - . _ PT A organizational meeting to anda' UenLkI fly 3-. .. 1T . - La •Uflqur. Ni* ' LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Richard M. Nixon's doctor says tests confirm his opinion that hidden cancer is not responsi ble for the phlebitis the former president suffers. Dr. John C. Lungren said in his daily written statement Wednesday that more tests are scheduled before Nixon is released from Memorial Hospital Medical Center to return to his San Clemente estate. f'y . . "..,. Use As A Free-Standing Aliance Now Build 1171 iL rn Ldler ter "N.,, u defeated In an attempt to regain Georgia's governorship, says he plans to open a new version of the i rstaurant that he closed to keep from integrating. Maddox, 59, gained the attenUon that launched his political career by chasing NO SURRENVLtC ., . I_ :.-, ::' : har'ott M addox - . - -- .' - , - . ' . - - Problems ! Compact It , o 1.% Lart -. • V. courtesy riders. t'i, i' emergency ordinance, the 'iior a .,ci .4 wt'it*. aVocado. :::: Of , the 148 buses the district :::: of op9.r1ow. people are utflISU UIV EIJII w 714 a owns 132 are on the road the : Lake Brantley Band Boosters OCT. 3 S '. Ui Do Lii A4..vaI.y Wired public hearin g Dorfman said ' ' . others, older m odels, some with :::: iuv.n.ua.r,cIr:vlI,.v Alcoholic's Anonymous— Association, 8 p.m., school FARM BUREAU DELEGATE charter vote could have more than wo,ow 1111les of $259 Holy Cross church parish room. Refreshments prior Gr.visd ww. th e Seminole County Farm Bureau, been held at the regular W.W. Tyre, of president are kept as spares. meeting for al house, 400 Magnolia Ave., Electrical wiring specialists. No job urge or too small meet at attended the Florida Farm Bureau Federation Resolution December city election. These buses cover oo routes a officers allU P.M. It (the emergency orCommittee's policy deliberations held In Gainesville, last week. day,3oofwhich are overloaded. 645 p.m. The committee's repo rt , which covered th e eestçr!ce suin dinance) would matter only If ? There are alternatives, and Tuskawilla Middle Sebool LONDON tAP) Prime Minister Harold Wilson says former President Nixon Richard M. Nixon -destroyed himself by his devotion to the muse of his. torY;99 Wslaon said Wednesday in d broadcast Interview with David Frost that Nixon wanted the White House tapes to ensure his place in history. "He wanted to have everything recorded that he did, for the sake of - What to do with a depoied em peror is a problem for Ethiopia's new ruler,. Halle Selaule, reported In frail health but stubbomi? reasing any compromise will, the military regime, 11M bern [a delentlao Ufl an - -. -•.: ': : city emergency basis amendments prociama!ion 45 days prior to a ,, to the lit) election laws to special election date Since this week, Bob Bruner of th e legalize Mayor Norman Floyd 's had not been done in the RoPing Hills Civic Association election proclamation, required time and since he did informed the board of the . - - . Id . L .'.. Having ras % itiazes - - , - _,_ ~ ~ 1) I Cilk I Co. (AP) u.ATLANTA, Gov. Lester Maddox I file court action against the challenging the srlidlty of the special Nov. 4 election on the proposed new city charter, 1111~ Harold Wilson Lester I -'%4 Dr. Lungren - Do man ius history, for the historians," __ '-: - /4 'i. ' _______ He asked the Florida su-. also rammed Into the back of a by Charles Hibner, ls'emne Court to concur in his car driven I .1 Florida Highway ..ir,anuO. executive order extending reason Patrol Troopers gave no Whitworth's investigation un til was stopped The he why the car Nov 1 Whitworth said known not cause death will needed more time to complete until after today's autopsy on the roi Coyne The Mustang occupied Askew assigned Whltworth to by Coyne was listed a total loss, the investigation July 3 In place damage to the truck was of State Atty.Abbott Herring of estimated at $1,000 and damage bLacks from his Pickrick ___ HE'S r .'- ' ., ' - - 'No More Negotiations' :''. ?"' -, of traffic, on Interstate 4 near .R. 436 was struck by a truck '.estig:te the Seminole County S driven by, Donald B. Sorenson, Sheriff e John 0 Polk's office Daytona Beach. The Coyne car heading President Ford's cwY Board Is former New York Sen. Charles Goodell—who will judge draft resister,' and deserters' amnesty appeals-si a0cw bi case WASHINGTON (AP) Bllllonzire Howard Hughes will not be extradited frm the Bahamas to face trial in Las Vegas, a Justice Department spokesman says Spokesman Robert Stevenson said Wednesday that department lawyers decided against trying to extradite Hughes to face stock manipulation charges because it would be expensive and chances of success were slim - ___ - CHAIRMAN --. I -, ' .. ' e l 71tusvil.le. Howard Hughes - - W , - 1110 DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) Th, Archbishop of Canterbury joined Billy Graham for the opening of the American evangelist's Brazilian crusade, but less than' hdf the v;tct Mirarana stadium wa filled. Graham filled Maracana, the woisd's largest soccer stadium, with an estimated 200,000 people for a rally in 3960 There were 85.000 on hand Wednesday night for the First meeting in the five-day crusade Graham Is holding In predominantly Roman Catholic Brazil Minv of our world lea drs are warning about a third rid war. 'Griiliamusaid, "Man has proven himself to be a moral failure, God La the only hope at this hour. E M Mm ';:i' - 1 Women's Poll States - ' -'_-_ - t;:-F-7, " P E Warren Burger The letters to Mrs. Ford have come from young and old, people In public life and women who want to encourage her. Some cured cancer pstiaets even sent their pictures. Alice Longworth,:3-year-old daughter of President Theodore Rnejt sent this message to Mrs. Ford: "Just a line to wish you well from one who a number of years ago had the experience you just had." A nun, who Is a nurse In Teaneck. N.J., aetit a "well, wtlcome to our dub," message, reporting she celebrates her ninth anniversary 01 a mastectomy this month and has been encouraging oth?ra who have had them that they can live a normal life. "Your faith and courage will be a great source of strength to all the women facing this surgery In the future," she wrote. NEW YORK (AP) A good marriage being able to talk marriage Is still the dream of together about feelings Is but American women, they more Important to women than want some changes made, ac- sexual fidelity, having children cording to a nationa l poll. or financial security, the poll --_ __ living reported today. Communal living, Threeoutofflvewomenunalone or living with someone without being married were der 30 years old said one ortwo -- f____ — viewed as the most satisfying children was enough, according I way of life by only 3 per cent 01 tO the poll. Premarital sex was !Y-. viewed as immoral by 53 per --. the women Interviewed j . Aiiicritin Wc.r en's Opinion cent of the women, down from . .per cent in 0. 'j: s"!! .''" ,, The twper 'i L For the first Vine, a majority T (JrgapJ9Uon .—. -. of women indicated support for oui wiuie V9 per ceris of wornthe women's movement goal of en still an marriage as the best strengonnirIg the of status way to live, ti poll reported women In society. that more tben half now want to Fifty-seven per cent of Amer. combine marriage, children Ican women favor such effort., and careers. Sixteen per Milt of now, com pared with 48 per cent the women Interviewed said In 1972 and 40 per cent in 1970, wives should not vow to ObeY the poll said. their husbands. Only 14 Per cent Gf All women TRYING TO FIND A SEAT Love Is still the major reason prefer the feminist designation In Italy, whrir sts on a train re at a çrtn lam, passengers worncn cite for getting and Ms. rather than Miss or Mrs.. waste no time boarding cars. During the height of the simer staying marrd. But after love, but 29 per cent of single women sii1nn erwich, many scrambled up through windows to beat the poll Indicated some shifts in and 33 per cent of separated or tlw cfosds and find a seat. 11 does Improve one's chances for a marital priorities, divorced womnn prefer MS. Uw seat but what a t arget! Personal compatibility in poll said. ~J - Marriage Still Best - . . - Brazilian 'Crusade Starts -- Students residin g in Rolling children's program would free larger buses, with more seats Hills will not ride bus 27 to the the larger buses for the Iran- for about $l,000 additional cost. Sabal Point School, even though spotation of other students The district must anticipate the bus has a maximum load of from areas suffering the same growth, he added, and the six pupils on each of its two problems as Rolling Hills, such purchase of larger buses should runs. j Magnolia Hills, Eastbrook, be considered. At least, they will not ride yet Taylor replied larger buses Washington Oaks, Wynnwood, .-. ..- --. a '" , '• - pirtzint has allocations for from InH be.........1 d Altamonte Springs 11 new buses to be purchased M onroe ar r, ui or juries suffered when he was this year, and that may provide . thrown 168 feet from a some relief, not only for motorcycle driven by Danny students from Rolling Hills, but Ray Le e, 18, Sanfor'l, who was rf several other neighborhoods as olk P killed when the mri'Acycle hit a well. bridge abutment on Orange Parents from the community Boulevard, October 1. have approached the board xtended several times citing the lack of Elizabeth Coyne, 20, 107 a sidewalk along Palm Springs TALLAHASSEE Fin 'A?' Sweetbrlar Branch, Longwood . Drive and the heavy traffic as City Atty. Joe Davis said th Dorfman took his stand after ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— died In Florida Hospital this Gov. Reubin Askew e hazirils to any child walking ' mor ning after her car, which Councilman Dan Dorfman colleigues over his strong ordinance required the mayor from the Roll ing hills neighg' " 3Oda ys the assignissue objections adopted on an to an ide ed th e ou Lane hinted Tuesday night he may was stopp in ts ment of state Ally. Eugene election borbood to Sabal Point ___ —a - -- -- - 1. ,< I. .1 were Monroe died Wednesday In Items valued nt $310 IIw;ital North, taken from boat trai!ers at FIrid . _ ------ - ;"-\:4,:: a) officers 1I(1, ran when man with a knife Capt. Fagan said Leak's car walked into store and jumped was parked outside the trailer, over serivee counter at the clerk Nothing was reported taken and the man was gone Edward Minor Taylor, , when deputies arrived, Is inSemino e County d'° Jail, fl , ,ccharge assault Hubert L Capps, 18, Lake with a deadly weapon. ,: 1: .- Busing Not Settled " __,:i* - - -_ .. half an hour" before Conklin Clerk at Ul' Champ Store on approached the trailer and Country Club Road, In Ravenna arrested Griffin after a scuffle, Park Wednesday screamed and Most utilities said residential customers and high-priority users like hospitals and schools would not be affected by the shortage. . .,- ... ' .400,1% i*11s Pup*11 H ____ - • resisting a police officer with violence ° person. Rol li ng '— I-I I - . . _____ 4 flu Griffin's girl friend, for "about ~Pnl$ . k. KLE PP__l etty Fords ' Surger y May Save Other Li ves . ~ tR - But Waldie's effort was ree jected 344 to 46 after Rep. Howard W. Robison, ft-N.Y., app pealed to the House to "end CtIs vengeful spirit." In a compromise between nothing and the $398,000 app proved in committee, the house proved chopped off another $198,000. The action was on an $8.4 billion supplemental appropriations bill that appears headed for President Ford's veto because the House boosted it $384 million above his budget. The bill was approved 317 to 72. Hours earlier, President Ford's historic appearance before a House subconunittee to answer 14 questions on his pardon fur Nixon had been set for a week from today. Chairman William Hungate, 1)-Mo., of the House Judiciary - 2W _______ Frederick Russell Donner, 35, Ilt.3 Box 150 Coun try Club Road Seminole is in County $13,500, charges, . roper exhibition of a dan gerous weapon or firearm, R assault with Intent to commit a felony (to wit) murder, and Officials said Griffin is charged in the death of Earl Ernest Leak, 47, of Bartow. Sanford police Capt. Charles Fagan and Lt. William Lykens and Volusi,a Sheriff's detective Andy Conklin observed a .aiuu - WASHINGTON (AP) The House has overwhelmingly voted to slash !onier President Richard M. Nixon's expense money to $)0,000 out rejected an effort to cut off even his pension as repudiation for Watergate. Senate action is still required on the measure. President Ford originally asked $850,000 for Nixon The House also acted to hold Nixon's White house tapes and papers in Washington until Congress acts on propals to make them public property. Cutoff of Nixon's $55,000 pension was proposed by Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D.Calif., who said thatwould be the House's last chance to register its verdict that Nixon's "service was not honorable, not deserving of reward." Volusia County on a murder warrant. __ Thurcday,Oct.3,1914-3A EveningHeraid,Sanford,Fl. 1_ " over to Polk County authorities today after his arrest Wed. County I . qt L A 17-year-old Sanford youth, ment boat trailer. Larry C. Griffin, was turned The shortage will hit hardest at "Interruptible" customers large Industrial users whose contracts call for them to be cut off In times of trouble. These customers make arrangements for alternate sources of energy like healing oil. The government action was expected to mean another boost in prices for consumers who already are paying more than last year. A spokesman for Minnesota Gas Co. said, for example, that rates for residential 1j,$inDzpart. : - j' JJ Ii ffom items customers are 12 to 14 per cent higher than last year and industrial customers are paying 30 per cent more than they did in 1973. Last June, the FPC revised its pricing system for natural e gas, replacing a series of regional limits with a single nagional tional price of 42 cents per 1,000 cubic feet for so-called "new" gas from wells that began operation after Jan. 1, 1973. Previously, the price ranged from 19.9 to 34 cent.s per 1,000 cubic feet and averaged 27 cents, the commission said. House Emphatically Slashes Nixon Money , Sanford .I 1- Alar gas' Il - -.-.------'-. 0 aw 0 .4 1. , ::~ ..* . �- -- - - - ---- - - - - - - - -- - -- - --- __ I = U -- U ,_ I ' -- Evening liemM JACK ANDERSON Area Code 3M-MAGIlor &31-9M Ashland Oil Has Its Own Senator WAYNE D DOYLE, Peblisher TOM AIKENS.Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director has a tiger by the tail in President All the House Judiciary subcommittee wanted was sor:le assurance that the President had riOt made a deal — reached an understanding would probably be a better way of putting it to pardon - former President Nixon resig nation. before tI1e latter's Send us a letteror some White House flunky, th ey said in effect, so we can clear the air and get on with the business of cutting Ford's request for $850,000 expense fund for the former President. What do th ey get in return? Why, theyget the President himself — and television coverage and th e national spotlight. Ole Jerry says, 'Hey fellows I'm the guy who RAY CROMLEY '1 . - il -: I i I ! I , I i t I i' 41 iH 1i 1: li 11 I aH was _&, v1I4wr3 wjo The Food and Drug Administration can always lind a dark lining in a silver doud. Now it is deodorant soaps that may be doing more harm than good. The FDA says they Pill too many erm.s including those that hate' a "protective fj,, the The problem this poses for the soap industry may be less serious than the one it poses for parents, who have a hard enough time cony nclnk some youngsters that they need a bath, Junior can now cite the federal government to back up that there Is such a thin g as too much soap and water. Who knows how many friendly germs are in that dirt behind his ears? - BERRY' ____________ -- - f fr,-'.. 1' 'O U Cuban Exile Sentenced MIAMI (AP) — Ramon Donestevez spent a wee k In a Cuban Jail In an attempt to free political prisoners on the ' an American Jail for violating h court is probation by making th e trip to Cuba. As a cOlfft full of Cubans tried to speak in Donestevez' I - : rkinestevez and six other Cuban exiles spent a week in a Cuban Jail last month after f ailing in what th ey sa id was an attempt to ask Pr ime Minister Fidel Cas tro to release po litical prisoners. ' - r , - — I'' • " ' . - I \ ' * ll~ " after defeating her in the Tuesday runoff and that she promised her support. All All Mrs. Dozier would say afte r the election was, "We will suppo rt th e Democratic ticket." Sebesta, meanwhile, was cha llenging Sma th ers to a sta tewide tele vision de ba te on who is more q ua lifi ed for the post, Dancer Seeks Knievel Name JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Cyn thia Anne Morgan wants to c hange her name to Eva Knievel. Miss M organ, 21, who filed a pe ti tion Wednesday for a legal change of name in Duval Circuit Court, uses a motorcycle in tier dance act. - ' k o, oz, Lit The senators and representatives turn deaf ears lo proposals ateypr I ha .jy preach and make public their financial holdings and business interests thouah they demand thIs and 'Wre Of m"Wrics of Defense and vice In a recent survey, 50 federal judges on the trial bench of the Second Circuit In New York. lVell (. ." 'e'''.--Y . p v— _. . . ,. i T F) D i J u ro rs : Melody r 1 u—v - - ------ _' ._w.w ---.—"... r%, 41 jnV1JIy we same or1 Inanotbercase,ajnfli,Iscofldedof tax evasion. One federal Judge would have sentenced him to three years Lid a $5,000 fine the maximum. But another would have given him three months and the fine, ymeved one 'bresulisof the mentator to describe the nation's system of Justice as "roulette in the courtroom." VERNON E. BROWN • — !I No 'F' Violence Is Becoming Un iversal Language • Guil ()f Per U - ry Ethics Panel Rules " We need to be reminded every once in awhile (SUIt IUI 'I T - --- A11 2 ARMOIRES 1 FOR MIRROR . i * VIM( -W .,, 1sI"s b CI7 flL5, r HEADBOARD I I _ 1__ __.. IJ;f10 1-Ili . • ONE NIlE STAND DELIVERED AND SET UP a i,,,.,....' . PIECE WOOD DINETTE WHITE AS ISCASH 5 PC. MAPLE DINETTE b&:AS IS CASH & CARRY 5 1 d - aw" * i iiiiiiiiiiiad 0 Around 9 i - . .- I' 1 .; 7777 ' .' . - ' , m . if ly ' . J •' .___r. -' It W 4po . _______ , _______________ a - __________ The Clock .,:- . - I :-. : , , -': ' I -' - -. -I - '-': • ,,. I ' FURNITE '' '' - -, - ;.t - , _._' , _Ll - - . __- - - . - ,.•' - I , , . '. - ' : , I'.n1 - - - -, a . 't'" -. 4 177 - ir--" __ . ~ . . . .- - - .------. -I ~~~~ - . -~_ , f- =_ - - . El . ~~~~~~~~~~- BEDROOM 100000 POUDRE TABLE - - n Disclosure . The survey dealt with hypo thetical cases. A real.lifeexampleofhowjusUce anbedeli — or misdelivered — and an trtion of the rPv,,1,,li-----:-- whuw. 3oie purpose. in mi vast dise"tion enjoyed by our udges is found In opinion, is the disruption of our political s)sterri, an incident that took place In Cleveland the other But the economic inequalities they incidentally day. inted out are real enough. A man described by police as the principal VnII think if we had listened to the 5UiICt of 1USD to pUpils dli, local high school assassjxated Robert Kennedy before his death, had pleaded guilty to two narcotics charges, The when he pointed out the problem of hunger first carried a mandatory prison sentence of not America, that people like the SLA members Less than 20 years to life, the second a mandatory would not have resorted to the language of sentence of not less than 10 years nor more than vio!ence? 20. YWkIK.'e is a language too, It is the language of desperate or angry or New reports filed with Congress make It clear frightened people searching for a podium and for those lobbying groups whose contributions help. It is a language composed of the booming played such a role in the Vatergate in- bombast of bornl,, the shrill staccato whine of vestigatlons of the 1972 elections have even more machine gun bullets, the murky wording of money to spend in 1974 — and are distributing threatening notes. their funds even more cynically than two The la nguage of violence, It sometimes seems ago. The milk lobbies have $2 million available nowa da ys is becoming a universal tongue. The for spending this year. The political action anna Turkish in vasion of Cyprus Is one example. The Perhaps. of unions have something over $5 million, Symbionese Liberation Army's kidnaping of Whatever "mandatory" means under the law, A news story recently revealed that the Patricia Hearst is another. There is little doubt, in any case, it apparently does not mean mandatory. Corn. honcst effort to solve such problems would What was the SLA trying to say with that political action groups of the various divisions of make muon Pleas Judge Frank J. German sentenced II it more difficult for Ipt', I,,' .. the niiher In fi.'n __t-_ , kidnaping ? What iii ibm, the American Mdirl they could not have said in some other, less national, had made campaign contributions There was an immediate outcry from almost half the House of Representativesdangerous way. Cleveland police, who had spent seven months The kidnapin g, a,,u the mamrno What we ought to do Is somehow provide a building the case agaiMi the suspect. Judge the 1972 elections. Interesti ngly, podium, a friendly ear, to people wi th Problems German defe recipien ts correlates closely with a rostei' of giveaway that followed it, were in effect a tirade nded his acti on by noting that the in our society, so they do not have to about the economic inequalities in America those voting for AMA propsals. resort to the man had already spent six months in the county — language of violence. A podium for the aged, for the inC maritime unions have fact that rich people grow Jail awaiting sentence. bored with caviar, put a third or a rYIlI('e for the Aniericap nd e ii i "A 4k li j , ,, 1)e an,. million rnto tie campaigna e congrmen hp steak and loboter, and the poor people, riny of aILreayearuiuierefmn,n '? American, for homexuaLc n supported them on inn for them. en hiin r i. li ne nrnn't get his belly hill of Jail here, kirr ymrng, and the mInoritIes, uflio We taiintL he never will." have a no ther Uw tact tluit they were a so' e Wtn people are talking to j one another it's Wt?.l.thOu!it4)Ut propaganda attempt by available for friendly legislators. On that basis, we ought to empty the prisons less likely they'll start shooting, Where then has the torture of Watergate gotten and put everybody on probation. its ?Wasitonly(ore.oveone president one vice president and a number of their henchmen? TALK HACK,,Jrorii one of my earlier columns in thjtnu to 'ic Important as it IS, illS TA! K Ri('K I o I 'k M' 1;ifi postal erit for th delaying JJ) ci 11,A tPl"U'li. - 11 lLwr)krr) dbout Ifl) comments there were so an Air Force member, and taking many in Laws Will isL uaage the picture. Only e lenc Who were opposed to the request for an about six rn('nths before it was returned. I had publicity will. 3rnie organization Is needed nexa ion an zone chmm.,es at a recent meeting. lillowing reply stuffed into my typewriter. "Mr. Coleman reconl 1. i, i ' !! t kv caiieii in iy iiisi the "boYs In blUe" 115(1 "The opposi tion was made entirely by senator and rr'esentat1ve and orrelate jut noting to do with that package delivery problem, He said votes wi th each member's own financial in. not living in lake Mary, and were from those persons adjoining areas thepotoffle(nsovermafl to mth ,el to the such as Banana Lake and Sbut t 1tsaz)dhIsdonora'fflh,fl en ItwouJd c Estates All those he clear which .'ongressmen are oreaturcs of whowereatthemeetini&omIi thereafter," yii !i\7 .i4 Ake ar spoke of the rcqust." lobby groups and which are not. IlK, and thanks for the response. w, let me lay this one on you tic n explanation, in view of the fact that those Who spoke were no also, THOIJGHTc required to identify their recid ts pts A ce rtain pcl office er ploye calli Ito l me know our reporting wo'ld haw that And In the m, 4, a great while before day been affected accordingly that one of his union pampl ets was mailed from the P0 However, in vie he rose and Went out to a lonely place, and Ur f it)e a 'etit'nai "(lice in (klapdo on June 23 and was finaily council to he pr.yed. Miu annex and those residents being oppos to By sjj rt'ciedtn Sanford ofl&,2G iWonder who this the Get away from the crowd when you can. Keep idea, where else but at a council meeting co uld they turred over to...?) express their v1ew if not at the Lake Mary yoursclf to yourself, if only for few bouts da ily. council meeting? — Arthur Brisbane, American journalist. - "We were all set to rosume diplomatic telati7i7S then Ford has his VayoIFq& 'tpatdon. inn - tilao%l#ftlon *l N 4 - - I e Gets BEDROOM ELEGANCE POSITiVELY BELOW DELIVERED WHOLESALE ; the man with a 10-year sentence. but ano would have sentenced him to im o*year, o ther the JL .. _- nson A TAMPA, Fla. (Ala) Comp- to testify In a grand jury ap- Wednesday night following his evidence of crimes is develtroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickin. pearance last month, appearance, Taylor was asked oped. aide has On advice nf his alter- hethr he be lieved Dnon Taylor the sccond witness been granted Immunity and or- neys, Taylor declined corn- would be indicted. in the probe known to have been dered to testify before a federal ment. He spent about four hours "I certainly hope not," be an- granted immunity. E.G. grand jury probing Dickinson's with the panel during morning swered. ty "Jerry" Banks, an Orlando personal finances, and afternoon sessions, Asked If he thought Dickinson banker, Is the other known imThe aide was warned he could Dickinson was defeated by should be indicted, Taylor said, munized witness and was a key TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) layed sentencing of Melodybe prosecuted for lying to the Gerald Lewis of Miami in Tues- 'I don't know. I have no per- witness in the perjury trial of — The first conviction in a five- til completion of a presentence panel or failing to testify, day's runoff for the Democratic sonal reason to believe that he Frederick C. Prior last month. month probe of possible corrup- investigation, lie allowed MeloU.S. District Judge Ben comptroller nomination, should." lion in state government has dy to remain free on a $10,000 Krentzman issued the imnmunPrior, Dickinson's former Taylor, Dickinn's statewide Krentzman's order stated been returned by a Leon County bond. ity order Wednesd2.y for Clyde coordinator In that race, said that Taylor had immunity from law partner, was convicted of Circuit Court jury. Melody could receive up to 30 Taylor Jr. after a federal pros- Wednesday he would continue prosecution for anything be told live counts of lying to the grand Walter Melody, 46, a Clear- years In jail and a $20,000 fine. ecutor filed a motion that said to work for Dickinson, closing the jury about business dealings grand jury. That type of wi water architect, was found gull. th Dickinson, Taylor's testimony would be out campaign matters, until immunity, "use" immunity, Asst. State Atty. al ly Wednesday of two charges of den said afterward that the "in the public interest." about Oct. 15. lows the government to proseTaylor returned to Tallahas. lying to the grand jury that in- verdict would have no legal ci. The order said Taylor refused Contacted by telephone cute the witness 11 independent see Wednesday niQht dicted former education corn- feet on the Chrsitian trial, but rnL.sioner Floyd Christian in "psychologically it's a lift," April. The trial began Monday. Asst. State Ally. Robert Will. Special prosecutors who ha ve is, the state's chief witness, been handling the grand jury added, "It goes a long way to O probe since March said the con. establish the credibility of what viction gives them a pay- we're doing over here." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) his decision and remove him. former Amerean &ar AssociCommon Cause would aI.o chological boost for Christian's — William Frederick, chair- self from the board if he felt he ation President Chesterfield like to see the 1975 Legislature Bowden and Willis are assistpending trial on bribery, perman of the state Pollution could not make a lair decision, Smith. lag require registration and (manspecial prosecutor T. Edjury and conspiracy charges. ward Control Board, need not ex use the commission said. cial disclosure for lobbyists and Austin of Jacksonville In a After deliberating nearly 515 The commission also voted their himself when a long-time friend In a letter, Frederick said his probe employes of possible political and a mixed hours, the six-member Jury unanimously to advise all ofappears as an attorney before decision would not be affe'ted. fIcehoLrs that of public and private (Isaid Melody lied about receiv. corruption. it will receive system the panel, the Florida Ethics Murray told the commission On th the public nancing for political came same day Melody as Commission says. Ing $4,500 In 1%9 to des and make part of he and Fre palgns, said. ign indicted on two charges of P rbe classrooms for American Real derick hadatbeen record any disclosures they The commission voted friends since they were jur Christian was indicted on Estate Management Co. and Wednesday after a lengthy dls- University of Florida Law want to make. The conflict of interest law a bo ut whether Robert N. Bus- 19 counts of perjury, bri bery cus.slon on whether Frederick, School in 1958. and conspiracy. Esther Frieden, Common should be strengthened to re' sey commissioned him to draft of Orlando, should publicly disThey also have land interests Cause legislative coordinator, quire a public officer to disthe plans. Melody's attorney, William close his friendship with Robert in common, but none of the Land said the citizens lobby recom- qualify himself or herself from Bussey, then of St. Peters- Patterson, a former circuit Murray, a Lakeland lawyer would be affected by any mended that the commission voting on an issue unless a burg, now of South America, court judge from St. Peters- who represents phosphate Pollution Control Board deci- "be given power to investigate statement is flied "stating why. was a close business associate burg, had said before the ver- interests, siun, Murrny said, complaints, to administer despite the conflict, he or 3he of Christian. diet that be would appeal any Frederick should reveal anyMurray was accompanied to oaths, to Issue cease and desist can objectively vote in the pubCircuit Judge Ben Willis de- guilty finding, thing else he felt would affect the hearing by a law partner, orders, to levy civil penalties." he Interest," she said. I* ___ it I i I Connecticut and Vermont were presented with a number of hypothetical cans, in one case, a cab driver Is convicted of making a heroin sale One Judgewould have, hit 74s9 t.I&/ . q - . - __ Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974-5A ' Vtz~ I I 'k -f.-:ill: I i ________ LI; ~-,! - ~ charged with the responsibility of administering •' ______ -. but the 181N Is not equallyMusinl1t0ed by am - ,. VJPPOrW by -some of the most prestigious Men COn9ess;man voting against the milk lobby if he iias taken an important contribution from that '" ' - • - '.1 9 of JACKSON VILI.E, Flu. AP) Bruce Sma th ers says he has the support of Jeverly Dozier, whom he defer tet in a runoff election to win the De mocr atic nomination for secretary of state But Mrs. Dozier wouldn't go quite that far in say ing she would back Smathers in his race against Republican James Sebesta of St. Petersburg for th e Cabin et position. Sma th ers said Wednesday that he called Mrs. Dozier We use the te rm system" when we talk about medical care. It is the means and process by which people obtain the treatment they may need, chiefly from the na tion's physicians and hospitals. The term has to do both with the ir availability and their competence. There is a "deli very system" In the field of law, too the means and process by which .p Justice Is meted out to offenders aswdU asto innocent who are offended against. In this "delivery system," the nation's judges are the çi4iezn we have given impdmNy em : mense power and wk* latitude. we iaw aiuougn somedoubtshavebeenraisdatIthat of late), , 'I \ Smothers Claims Support - k - _7~~ -~ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Health and Rehabilitative Serv- funding and more consistent 200 from the 1975 Legislature to did not meet bacteriological MAP, Hollywood, Keaton The health of the public is Ices Department, Rex analysis of water samples. add 15 sanitary engineers, he standards one or more of the 12- Beach, Kendall Estates, Lake being risked by some water Newman, said Wednesday that said, month evaluation period," the Adrian, Lakeport Water aystems in Florida, according the EPA released the report to Newman said HRS was report said. Authority, Lakeside Estates, to a report from a federal stir- the state a few days ago. Federal officials said they reorganizing its professional The 30 public water systems Magnolia Sp. Apt., Miami, vey of public water supplies The year-long study was staff to improve efficiency and had found significant amounts studied were: Oakland Park, Oldsmar, throughout the state, made of 30 larger public sys- was setting up a sta tewide stir- of drinking water in the state Belle Glade, Belleview, Qunicy, Port St. Joe, Pen"The current Water Supply tems serving approximately 1.5 velllance and inventory pro. that could be potential carriers Camp-Wyle, Castle Villa, sacola, St. Augustine, Sebring, Program does not adequately million people and of 78 smaller gram to monitor water supply of disease-producing bacteria. Cherry Lake, Edgewater, Southgate, Spring Lake Manor, protect public health and may systems serving an estimated safety. The department will "Thirty-three per cent of the Everglades, Greater Pine Tallahassee, Tampa and White foster a false sense oI security 920,000 Florida residents, the also ask for an additional $326,- public water systems examjneI Island, Greenwood, High Point Springs. regarding the safety of water F;I'A said. supplies in the state," the reThese were considered to be a port said, representative sample of The report, entitled 'Eval. Florida's 6,800 public and pri uatlon of the Florida Water vale water systems. Supply Program," was made c The EPA made five pages of id by the Environmental Prntee- econcndatio for lmprovtion Agency at the request of ing the state's water-supply the state Health Division. monitoring system, including A spokesman for the state adding staff members and lmm n For Tes y --- , 11 behalf Wednesday, Da de Circuit Judge H. Paul Baker told him he must se rve two month s of th e sentence and stay on lou bU five years. ' 'Roulette' . - .- EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. u - ' A g determined. 'Often Just ., - i i 09 .__ *I . . _,: — - - - Water Survey Airs Health Risks General Hospital. State Ally. Eugene T. Whitwor th said th e charge was dropped because a positi ve cause of de ath had not been i Justice Is - -- those lumps on his head he-iled a long time ago. presidential nominees they"re asked to confirni. It is rather ironic that when the White House .igjpci rncu mcmUI & Lb cvciyuuirg wey urn maae we 1Y} ep to follow the most rudimentary conflict place look and sound as though it was manned by a rules. That is, they cling to their right bunch of kooks. Throw out the PR men and bring in to hold corporate directorships, labor union the politicians and the old pros immediately posts, law firm connections, and to maintain demonstrate how to win friends and influence investments in businesses with axes to grind people. Summits, mini-summits, no honeymoon bill before Congress. amarriageandnow, theicjngon thekeape. they have a persoril financial stake. Few are sonal appearance before the House subcommittee, willing to put their investinenti In blind trustji. What ever happened to Ron Ziegler? A sixeable n.1iuz1t, If not a majority, riegulazly vote "yea" on measures which C5fl)aigfl donors. One seldom hears, for example, of a ''Ni, t. = - w I'll " — ') It .I vuj. vi r.' unuer we name of consumer protection, attempted change the language of House otectli bill to eniiance their power emaSculate the Executive branch. This bill was Johnson was wont to describe his successor, but n d Or Foe? ------ WASHINGTON — (NEA) — For a short time there was promise of a new post-Watergate morality In Washington. That hope faded fast. With some fa nfare, Congress has been pushing through "clean elections" law so filled with loopholes, exceptions and complications that it Is a travesty of morality. A congressional "reform" bill is bogged down In internal infighting With li ttle hope it w pass this session — or next. That, however, is just as well. The bill is a thinly disguised power grab masquerading wider a pious name. The most . lk I .__-I- _N_~_M~ 0~ = Abbott, 23, was arrested Saturday. fie was charged in the slaying of Catheryn Leland, 22, a nurse at A!achumi DON OAKLEY ._ iJ — in (on g ress be concentrating on the economy or, even, visiting his sick wife in the hospital. Ma h T Maybe Ford did play a lot of football without a helmet, as former President Lyndon - / ' No Backing committee is going to have to do some home work ~I - - (v?j, 0J - 1. Reform Has on the subject or risk looking like a bunch of damn fools taking up the President's time when he could . 'I , over there someday in the next veek or so and I'll tell you the whole story'. Well, there was a great deal of coughing and feet shuffling and running to the history books, Congressmen aren't exactly crazy about questioning Presidents. Presidents authorize new post offices and dams and highways and airports and all those things that keep getting Congressmen re-elected. Send down some flunky from the Whitc House and the Congressmen will eat him alive; throwing brickbats at White House staffers ranks second only to presenting flags that have flown over th e capita to school children as the favorite sport of members of the House of Representatives. With a President you have a different ball game — or at l east everyone assumes it's a dUferent ball game since it has only been done twice in the past and then a couple of pretty big names in the political game- -- George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. At the very least it means that the sub- 1. ~ - can really give you the answers. How about if I pop 111 - - ---- - GAINESVILLE Fla, (AP) — I Florida football player accused former University of after th e state sa id it did not haveof killing a nurse is free enough evidence to hold him. Alachua County Judge Kathy Wright ordered Joseph F. Abbott released from jail Wednesday when Asst. State A'.:Y. Stan Morris said the state had no probable cause for holding him. - soulf ul appeal, and he can turn on the ooze. One But i nsiders, whose reliability has been known in the backrooms of Congress as the his own. of his favorite sayings, moreover, is that tested, reported to us that an Ashland emissary Se na tor from Ashland Oil. The omnipresent Webb abo turned up among "consis tency is the hobgoblin of little minds," has delivered pre pared and polished speeches to The bluff, burly Cook champions Ashland's the high muckamucks; at the 1973 presidential But in the terms of Senate husbandry, Cook is Cook's staff man on the Senate Rules Con). Interests on the Senate floor and accepts special inauguration. The i na ugural photo shows Webb's less the affable Saint Bernard than the tem. mittee, Joe O'Leary. favors, in return, from the oil company. Th e face peering solemnly from be hind Pr esident peramental prize bull. He Is easily aroused and The cautio us O'Leary sa id he couldn't recal l relationship between Cook and the company Is so Richard Nix on and Chief Justice Warren Burger. can become a one-man stampede. happening, although he admitted working this cozy, according to Se na te sources, that Ashland This historic seat was arranged for Webb, of Ills the political custom of Kentucky voters to with Ashland in dI&4W1tg Cook's energy has sent ready-made speeches to Capitol Hill for course, by the obliging Senator Cook, who choose one Senator from the hinterlands, the speeches. Ile sought research from other In. the Senator to deliver, ha ppe ned to be cochairman of the inaugural other from the urban cen ters. Cook is the ur ban dustry sources as well, he said. Cook, in turn, has used the company's Jet as a committee. Senator, a Louisville lawyer, who was Just a bout commuter plane to wing back and forth be tween He contended that Cook was not "Ashland's everybody's "Man of the Year" in Kentucky m Marlow Cook, wi th his silver thatch and an Washington and his Kentucky constituency. Just solid be " and cited an issue on which the Sena tor three weeks ago, a Cook aid hopped the Ashland bulk, has become a formidable figure in the A fore he was elected to the Senate and became and Ashland disagreed. The record shows, sh land's man in Washington, shuttle to attend the funeral of a prominent Senate. Able and articulate, he has a reputation however, that Cook has consistently fought for My as an operator in the backrooms and a brawler in Kentucky Republican. associate Jack Cloherty, spent a month more Incentives for the oil industry and has establishing the links between Ashland and the An Ashland vice president, Clyde Webb, also o pe n delxitt'. repeatedly ~,onw to Lit for ,\sh!and. When the Senator, an investigation which took doherty has the run of the Senator's office. His daughter, Canadian government threa te ned to cut off the his political hero was the late Sen. Everett From Capi tol Hill to Kentucky. Betty, is on the Senator's payroll, A handsome, Dirksen, R-111., who halt the shaggy appearance crude oil supply to an Ashland refinery, for TV likeable Cook, of course, had an exhand-carved goose over the Sena tor's chair was of an affectionate Saint Bernard. He won the planation example Cook raised an for everything. He acknowledged that a gift from Webb. uncontested title of Wiza rd of Ooze by being able he tins accepted speech material from Ashland, There is no doubt that Ashland Oil has sought The oil executive is also a familiar figure to talk his way out of the most flagrant in- but denied th at it came In the form of ready- and systematically court ed Senator Cook. The around Cook's winter home outside Sarasota, consistencies. made speeches. fie used several sources. he situation is an ominous reminder of the days Ha. In fact, Webb used to dock his small fishing Cook is also ca pable of evokin g a certa in said, in the preparation of his speeches. when the robber barons controlled the Senate. Ford Shows What PR Is All A Gerald Ford, : WASHINGTONSCn. Marlow Cook, H-Ky., is boat at Cook's place, where the Senator used it as Home Deliv.-ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; fiMonths, $14.20; Year. $23.40. By Mail- In Florida same as home delivery. tin other mail: Month, r2.70; 6Months,$16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Congress - Judge Frees Ex-UF Player 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 I - flORIDA IN BRIEF ' Thursday, Oct. - - -1 _i , U.'I To W~"76L -Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - -- - -:'--- - v:-_ - c- , -'-- == - "-TT ---------- --=- - -' _ _ -------- - _ - __ ._tm; �______ - 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ow i i i : Thursday, Oct. 3. 1974 . .1 I They share* a pri7e iii orth SMCKIIOIAI, Sweden (Al") q ,,_- 7I,licraryganthejrow Both were I country but lit tle known travels abroad and wit abroad, shared the 1974 Nobel experi . Prize br Literature today. Their works have been trans. E) -vind Johnson, lated into the Nordic . H - . . - - __________ - mos" __ _ It was the first time in 23 Krtlon trilogy written during World Wa: if ~ CHICAGO(AP)- Safety re- Yelfs, aequmeni , -1 - ____ -00_W, . _..___~ - ~ t4W- PF . _14 1. - ,f if - ,4 - -. -- -. . ''- •4r - - 19J\% & '- t.abluated, they said A 66-pasSenger bus now costs from $14,000 to $16000, depending on j'T Ki l l Enthusiasm ByGEORC,E% CRANE L : on Ual daily dilemmas of my o n Prof. Lewis starts with the So I reversed things and my practcalproblemsofeveryday classes grew 50 large, life, finally had to be scheduled 'His course is headed 'How the N.U. Law School woo u c s I I1 i ii ir u • ate A I_i ' ' -- • • . . I I ew I_I IJ%J - V V II I • 4 I I Walnur grain tligh-impact plastic cabinet 12 screen meas diag your fate' tuning, lacks for hea dl Wicine. speakers, tape otit. I I W,uno and aux 8 track $I tape Playback with manual 11 : I : Or 3UIOmatic channel selec. tion Vinyl covered cabinet . i 14 I 'I .1 - ~ '~'l : JI, I I -11: it 5 I ' they were flooded with apPlus how a coed could win a plicants ; A -0 i -; 2nd date after wangling a first Registration alwtiys had to be date by her classy chassis and closed early, with many ap. neat paint job. plicants forced to wait till the Other job interests dealt with next semester. how tostudy efficiently; how to President Walter IYJI Scott, acucs I : . Recor s i 5 to avoid sh seas and about thIs "Case M fright; how to overcome teaching psychology that he stuttering; how to hold an then urged me. to launch Ws overly impetuous suitor at daily "Worry Clinic" column, am's length, etc. to expand practical psychology WASHINGTON (AP) - A arrested," said GAO Investiga. Instead c4 stressing neura. for all newspaper 'readers. new by the General Ac- tors anatomy, s was then the So send for my' 'Tests for counting ?ie The CIE La ShWired that records d in the first Good Teachers," enci - .. course of psychology, I sugar- long stamped, return envelope, and more often as police around were used prior to an arrcs coated Incoductory plus 25 cents and rate your ttiflJtion tnto(fJmnputerjzJ ewer cen Psrhoiogy" by dissecting the faculty crime files • ' conua f Fa se Arrests I I I , ! mI 1z .0 - I . . . . - a L'L...L:::j : to Li...i-' 0 M he"d. i i : I energy saver s was ers get dishes clean with ,! . 50% less electricIty. I - . II - ___ I C, ;~ - ~'A - In a statement enterej in ___ . I - 1 t/(?fl}t'JdO1L, of BETTY CARTER 3221812 Sanford da, Massachusett.sand Cali(ornia - 'told us that lack of dis. . -- 4 Instantaneow use - of Incomplete of inaccurate or iff t = .V f J I. ,. . __ 4; -.- ___ ~J _ . -4 I IFa i -i 1_4 I The secret is ouf now Energy __ __ SAver button. Pum it. am your dishes am gently oried Mt. farf- Cu Tca!atC4 gilt. , ,xptul h&&iln9 So wrthout any water left on a plate oi glass. ri yo wi .t cr,rAd iatetiiiy semino%lds 1114"11110,1111111bo Appliance Service arrest information,' slonedbyFzvin'sconstltutlonal WAYI .., u ww, .,.ui '- II I Ul • Sanford tory Inforruatiqi was used dl M -I 0 - , " , , goorgo stu~ -=w- ts 13J bit Robnion ORLANDO, FLORIDA Q99CAMM ' I ______ " 4~ I -. UK ' ;. \ 'i I \ Full fashioned inwlte . i' ,,min 4 '_-_'colors Girls' 5, M, L p _________ - ,x.. . ____________________ s V~ ___._ _____ t1 - L 1%-___~ - - I L / '% I " 'I s',, _____ - 1 A 1 / ____ , ' ' i • _17. - ,- I" ~- I -_ . i • • - / I . JCP 1'? - - . _------ Ir I_ - 0?? all 0 U- ~- 3• ____ - _)_ . I., ) .1 . ______ I _______ j F--'- . e/ P I A1 r I 1, ~ # . II ' 111:1 I Z I - _____ 'i" "00*41 a 4 S 'Y",an $ T,_ ..Y" \ -; 1,~' ww I- . Non-stick interior, vented lid for roasting. Decorator colors • Sale 14.31 Penncres?' Can Opener with Knife Sharpener . el__ i ~ \ •I A- I Sale .--~ - ,,,,e -,#*~__ 3.19yd. itin I dl k lii dts and mnre. to travel together or team with solids. Texturize(i. ,, wide. f \ .11, .%nia I 111111111111" .-.".r- T . __..."-.-. _'..r.~ - - - II - I lb £ Plaza A # = A IQ I ' d. Reg. 3.99 Yd. Gabardine twill. rJiii or texiurized polyester in lights, brights, darks, neutrals. No iron naturals for new 'claic' fashions. 58-60" wide. = y - IT" _ - Sale prices efkctive thru this weekend only. Like it? Charge it. Use your JCPenney charge ac. These plus others on sale. ~Ih_ ____ . : - Rej. 19-99. Sale 15.99. Penticterts ftm I j 1KINJ -___- IV - I \ __1. 1 Save - __ i - - I ; 1 11 - I lR?d_.ri;i~ __ -1%ffUZ_ff3W,. . / I solids Including camel and _1 _-_ -_ . Jl__ ____ - I7) t1 . L I I\I '\' 1, .,- k~ The Sanford Atlantic Bank liow offers driVe-in service at 7AM for your banking convenictim A ndotir lot)by 11ours 11,1ve bee, extended from 9 until 4 Monday through Thursday and from 9 until 6:30 on ffiday. __________ - Reg. 3.99. Linen-look solids or patterened knits of ' 1__~- •. Atlantic Bank ____ % % e \ _.w_l , I , I t __- texturized I est r Plaids neat little pinstripes and dots double up with . . - N, • - appliances with 44 A - ___ Reg. 3.99. Denim blue coordinated knits of polyester In checks, pinstripes, geometrics and more plus solids in dark cr 'fadeout' blue shades ._--.•'_-- ii .._* yd one year guarantee, . - .0 i A~ 21 I .._ YOU - - 4' - - - 71 . EARLY 131RD rATrH IT ` w V'/AY A(()R K. - ', 20% off . 6 ON -. , V. ,7 L .-- On SOtO. I "ael ~i . many others I - \i# - ___ - _ ( ( - . _40 AJ - These plus Sale : - !_ -. - -_j.d . - / - - - ? - / " - _, - -- _,-__,-, ~ -_ i V_. -Z4 I. JK- A .1 -9 r-i-- Z ~-_- --- . ._ i. I -1 11P k - 1. -_ 1. 1-1- _--- --. r.- .-.,.. -- = --~_. ---- _ II", __-__ -_= j of ---~_=.'- .j - ~~_-___ :ZW - _. -_ - ~=_ __ ___ ~ / __'_ ___ - - ' %0'~->- Il I V t' U r min TO ______________ \I -#' A .1. ' ' N1_ BUDGET STORE THIRD ST SANFORD ... I U /0 _______ r -11F iW4111S&A a 0 - : -• ( - - -- 1: Regular or slim 8.20 re $5 Husky 8.20, reg $3 50 Sale 4 40 Regular or slim 37 reg $4 Sale 320 Western.style denim leans of carefree pol yester. cotton with round leg, belt loops, ftar bottom. (Reinforced knees in sizes 3 to 12.) Choose from navy, 'fade. out' blue or berry. Lois 68.41 R 2841R 01 " %if y -- '4 aie - a ' . 0 - - ') 11 1 I 1' S 1. .0 t JP ~ ~) ••• L .-'-- - - -- .\ . I ' 00 -- . -.--,, ...-.. (i---: - - an ;~_ - -1 sweater of soft acrylic knit Z -- long / point / cnllari - 3.99 Reg 4 °9 Cable cardi JOIJ ton 0 - .- Sale I____________ =-1 - 'r I ___ \\ . ____________________________________ I—, Xff' • ...... • Ail Supplies-Luggage. ( -' v - p 1# Office Furniture - and from state ffles , .IW . arip. Imidled manually. It often takes as long is two Wffks for the replies to be dt- - / 10 AM• Save on Office S li 'C e achines - ..., r ~ - - ~ " rlgbtzsubconunittee, noted bulk of police reqiests L1_ Ph. 322-4196 NOW for Future eedi IV GAO study, m=d*. - . __ 25i S. Sanford Ave. BUY Li 0 1 0 as •. - 0, I j)' 1W . - Reg. Si Short sleeves Reg. $6. Sale 4.80 Classic llght/ tone poIyesttr Ii COttOn V shirt / PA Reg. $5. Boy-cut denim Jeans with frontier flare. Front snap, zipper. Western and back patch pockets, back yoke, belt loops Cotton denim In regular and slim sizes 7.14. , our Long sleeves - - - off i a.e _.-_-!1 ~I ---.7-:- -----.~_--- ____ %flI rA -. .••. s.____-. IC) .. ( .- r ____________ _______________________ . -_ entire I. of men's d ress shirts, boys' denim jeans, _____ / I J BANKJNG. TO4O/O •- \ ~ ~ ,-.~ M = ft a --Nw " % I SAVE . Reg $12 Sweater knIt rib-cord polyester pants . / ____ • t Sale 9 60 / A:AE# -2. rkffaLearrestbecaueot 8.80 0 20/0 .1 ' '. •' 0/ - I -,---,--- - - . i-• Reg. $10. Proportioned Pa"erned pull-on pants. TV Set // often list arrests witiiout re rest. 1011, f?)' ae 8 / and ieons • I !1: ! on • "eg. $11. Proportioned Pu •on pants 10 BE GIVEN AWAY SAT., OCT. S. NOTHING ro BUY-YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SF '' / tops 1 __ - _'._~ -_-, .___ " lac g. Sale ' gir ' I$ .' - _. . -# .11W- ..-----.. - - - I . . _n^,; - - - reg. $10 and REGISTER FOR '$" -__ women's ~ which would block t-Timinal jus. The GAO study lent support Lice agencies from routinely ob. warrA that increasing corn. records, OPENS OCT. 3 ' power tools too Save 20% on selected __\! - - . ,' 300 E ave on selected 279 ____ selected group I plaBI Officials of the thlree states involved In the survey Florl- ~-- ] --- -------'- - br _____ .. Ifloflth f occurrences. in almost one-third of the cases. said in IW per cent of the sampled "it is reasonable to conclude records of some courts," the recently, "a suspect with his that computerization of rap repor t said. Ervin called that hands agai nst the pa trol car sheel would mean that such ll not be able toc'onvince that ialliuig er that arrest an information would become record ?(1U' fie said su iit is inacarate or incomplete and available for making arretts,iiarrest and should not he I 11 porting whether the individual was con, ictd or acquitted California officials "found Inaccurac es S On reco-ds were u ' - tube chassis, Chrome-Loc and AFT. (Automatic fine tuning) Save 20% -on ' HELP THE HANDICAPPED H E L P T H EMS E LV ES - SHOP AND SAVE - THE GOODWILL performing housekeeping chores at the facility and chlorine and other suppilies for the plant operation every mccirate disposition data are who already has introdured use of chanelled through the cfDmPut- serious problems," GAO Inves. legislation to limit the dcramirwihlstorysystem tlgatorssaid. criminal recorls, Is drafting erlzo 1 intained by the FBI, the - ___ -! I 11 I . ui . 'It 0 it mum - December through April - and asubstantiall lower monthly fee for the remaining off.eeaaon mon ths. City Ralph FIsr that we1er, no um vily i3 nder an ivwne so entflusia3tic a&.s uuw uiLPI I I It LL 7 I •c1*_- * Mhny colors to choose from - zoning for the 20-acre SR 427 proceed with the annexations JulIan saia north parcel, under Its charter requirements versation. - . - fr Reg 999 gal One Coat Plus flat exterior latex Non yellowing • Resists staining fading .- 0 w Under the special state law, Jullan said he told SOKC authored by State Rep. Eugene The matter has not been sent rather than the new state law monosyllables: mimeographed cases around to attorney, Mack Cleveland, that their employers or other Mooney (R-Casselberry!, but to the zoning board for a since the annexation was begun "Me-Here-Now." fee will have to be When I began teaching associates,till maybe 25people repealed bythe new law, county recommendation. Council before the new state law a service negotiated that will pay psychology at northwestern in the same office would then be residents bounding the property Chairman Don Schrelner, when became effective earlier costs of the sewer plant University, the focus was on agog to hear the correct have the right to speak against a zoning board member last week. operation which will serve the Acting City Atty. Ned JAW ancient psychologists. like solution when these night the proposal at Monday's 7 year prior to his election, voted stotie. students came back from t.h& p.m., public hearing in against Stolte requests for Jr., said today another problem dog track exclusively. Palm, some weeks ago, Longwood. However, city annexation with Industrial or between the SOKC and the city Yet my students were next ciass session. recommended a $135 monttdy governments in the past have mobile home zoning. - sewer service for tte dog primarily concerned with how As 'on Ch1fI'ed The real purpose behind track - is nearing solution. to carry on interesting con- clas,Js got so much talk-up Z evidenced little interest In e cc urng the racing ____ ____________________________________________________________ - I ---- $15 . . . S 99ga. a 0 P1jb1('k COflipOrW'nt 11 Ill". He said most sctiool districts submit orders early in the ca. lendar year for fall delivery. A spokesmin for the School Bus Manufacturers' Institute in Washington, D.C., agreed. James Tidings, chief engineer for Thomas Built . _______ Rey 1099S Sale 94 00 : JLi'eflnoy radio/8 track i- RIORILAT5 I I kirliug -:__ LIIS Ext E position deteni tuner for easy "click" lJHF Save * 61 117,oliq&I ... /(y,y1,r/,J Ofle CO 1299 Save on stereos % 4* "I 1 V- I on exterior paint, fine tuning) Reg. S84. Portable rias a hybri(I solid slal(I .. ** im - Vil - Robert B Kurre, an engineer for the Wayne Transportation Co. of Richmond, Ind., said in a telephone interview that it's too early to measure the sales im. pact of price increases. Solid State tube-chassis, plus - tiibt CI1ISSIS 101 reliability anci features 70 DONNA ESM changing r min& when council's encouragement to Things Work' and thus fies-in atiditorium. He said that he conferred Buses Inc. of High Point, N.C., L Herald Staff Writer major objections 49212 have been Stolte was to have him petition with physics with such household As an extra practical device, Columbus Harbor said from 12 to 25 school bus Cassetberry LONG WOOD This city will raised by county property for the annexation as well aslils developer CA. Hobbs and passengers die annually. gadgets as electrical toasters, I would mimeograph true cases apparently be the flr3t city in owners who cannot vote In the Semtnola Boulevard properties refrigerators, thermostats and and hand them Hobb& legal counsel this week Government flgure.s put the MARILYN GARLAPITI homework Seminole County to ignore the city. and the road itself to validate and receive.d a promise that the annual death toll at 25 to 35, I automobile ignition systems. students for OU-9212 new state annexation law which Stolte 5 427 parcel is zoned the year old annexation of the package sewer plant there will with some 5,000 "Because he focusses nn the solution, Altamonte Springs Injuries. immediate problems con'they were premitted to became effective Tuesday. The agricultural In the county and Sanford-&Iando Kennel Qub. be In working order shortly. One major change proposed SHIRI.EY MILLET Although state law for many fronting his students In their discuss th ese "Hut ian action, expected at a special proposed development of the Jullan said the first step In by the government would 9349212 daily life. their interest zoom. Relations" cases in their council mc-efing Monday night, tract which is mostly low-lying years has been t e Z City Forest probably reopen will old area has been turned down by parcel must to be contiguous to plant must be completion of back and sides oi seats on nex "Never before have I seen as dormitories or fraternity and wounds and feuds with the tho county. The county land use (touching) city lands, the dog surveys for a power easement year's models. . much enthusiasm for a college sorority houses. -r HILDA RICHMOND plar designates the Stolte track still is not contiguous physics ccwse' Andinmyeveningclasseson county commission 5743167 so that electricity can be "Seat design has com pletely Major objection to . _. "Wouldn't Prof. Lewis rate our downtown CWcago Campus, provided to the sewer plant changed in the last two or three Ai thixigh tne new state law annexation will make the operation toJ on your Rating Scale for I'd also use similar practical proposed arnexation and which have already rezoning of Al properties bans Stoke a city from increasing kennel club contiguous. Stolte's begun FGood Teachers" protAems in business, social on Seminola Boulevard and SR density (numbers of people) In SR 427 annexation will make i. I and family relatlon.s Hobbs Indicated hiorinat nor th Is expected to a new!y annexed area for at Lake Ruth South subdivision meters and it is a deli ght to ralute The evening students were 427 DrAAfTri years of age) so from county property owners least two years after the an. and the Radloff mobile home bY consulting engineer Bill Prof. Lewis for starting with older (about 25 7 __ ING with one acre and more estates nexallon, (unless county of- park both contiguous. the practical and thus leading they were employed (hWLfl Palm recently have been "d V... near 5 j77 Including County ficials agree) city councilmen Acting City Atty. Joe DaVIS into the theoretical. for by the Hobis anid Commission airman John have promised Stolte industrial has niled that the city may The secret 01 human interest Marshall Fields, I. Sears are ready for Installation Kimbrough. Motivational Psychology) is Roebuck, etc. expressed in thesc 3 They would then pass my -- Sale $74 /" ~ bu.ses." students. Universally, psychologists CASE B4SS: Prof. Edwin Lewis, aged 33. Is using expert had been lecturing about the "Motivational Psychology" to need to motivate s' .udents, yet teach physics at Union College they generally put the cart before the horse, and thus killed "l)r. Crane," the father of off the natural entluisiasm one of the students explained. students for psychology. I ',nilc state, Clayton said. Tornado-% tripped trees on a farm near Ryan, L.a., are silhouetted against the sky Clayton predicted that blanket of clouds rolls over the scene. The clouds rolled In after a tornado hit the area. Next Thursday, ABC-TV will feature a spedal program on Xenia, Ohio recovering from Its tornado devastion continued cost hikes would mean "schools in some states inflicted one year ago. LOUISIANA __-( 11111111111 -_ I Exact -- - - A S . .• - - . IN I \() I\ 1) (' III \ ( Congress meeting In Chicago M A I I I'41B . . . . . . sa id Wednesday they expect additional hikes to result from hut the Wj'ltoiie Wagon safety advances such as padded hn'tes (.111 I1hI it uisser seat backs and guard railings to idiuit Ii) )0W new sur gal. a ______________ (111MIE0 :, .. - Save $3 - % -' costs. But officials who . -_-.i .t - ,. !.r-~ prize was John Steinbeck in Some Textbooks - Much of the increase in prices Is due to Nigher raw material z- 1*.! lk&r __ gathered for a National Safety (... '-. . .-*T,._ mo th or school bus nney - ,I4- producer5 I -_ I L - JCPe : the last year, said Edward T. Improvements, including elIml CUyton uf Blue. BiA Body CO. notion of rough interior meta - . i states alrea dy back sad guard rai( beyond the reach of many quite seat Industry and padding and some manufaN msa , turers hae ma e safety officials sa rd Some school districts already Thursday, Oct 2, . .- 'I r quIrements for next yeAr's panel discussion on school btuk i ___ --- ponnaboutaspacevo3age tMt 1%2 Ernest Hemlngwa) won was turned into the opera the award in 19S4, and William Faulknet in 1949 Anlara in tf,t' 19&)S -, -- .%k protest. Heidenst.ain and Erik Axel Martinson, 1fl Oq)hafl WhO Karlleldt In 1931 and ia. went to sea at the age of 16, getqvist in ' ennched the Siethsh language The lust American to win with his poems, novels and - -- rher prizes were won by Sd. as an antiNazi ma [ARerlo( in 1909, Verner von says. He is best known for a -•- # ., 'I .0 fie cited other recent safet~ -r years that the Nobel Prize for age of 14, is most fani ous for his Literature went to Swedes. __ -'c I__ ____________________ - - -- freedom," and Harry other works that "catch the day's meeting of the a t yS ., dewdrop arid reflect the ccsdemy o which belong. ____ .. - --_:~7r ___r--_ ~-~#.Q_-_- I.1 school buses may push price OIL I _1iA"1__ .., - - -- _____ IS I -T- --: _-y 11 - of - '' I Irf _~X. -. ences _J --__ 0 -%_--- -_* -!,----, -------.*--,-7'--7_ -,.-____.__--~~ . . -.-. --- _- .-.~___::.: --- -.:,- --I __ 11111111111 - * -_ - rices Hike Bus P ,'' r ~iwl~4 - __ Evening Herald, Sanford, H -' A id 0 Featu res Safety .,~_ ."....-I__ _7 ...- -.1 ,..-,-. I'-.. __~_ ~I _-:1!;F_! -__.-._~k ..%~.._. _ -- - `r -t-'i ____ ______ _.. ___ __ __ ~, - __~ __ !---- -~ , ___ " .%~,_-~ -- !t 1 _7:. - .. .- Share 1. . L- - .-I~ 0Swed es !I ----- phone ....323-131 0 I �ow 1 .* T, : ;I : SPORTS - CARLVANZURA Er Thursday, Oct. 3,1974-8A SPORTS cIN BRIEF 0 . p i:- '-, __-, .. 11 . Pirates Vs/in NL With He l p 'Tiny ' Lund Displays . A legend in the stock car circuit was at Jacksonville Speedway recently and I was lucky enough to be in the jam packed bleachers to cheer him on to victory. Tiny Lund the 41 year 01(1 champion brought his blue Camaro with the bright orange number 55 on the door to run at the Jim Moon Memorial. Gene Evans one of our local racers had top time of the night with Eldon Varbrough and Tiny right behind. It was a bumper to bumper race between Evans and Yarbrough wi th Lund laying back in third Owner - ter 22 Years oodb e a s Al S G y Af A, 0 - - y Sh why he was four time NASCAR Grand American L champion and won the IV3 Grand National East championship. His biggest win was the 1963 T't 'L. L d t' .1 rove Woods b ~- ' NEWARK, Ohio (AP) — Officials of the International Babe Ruth League inspected facilities which would be used if the organization selects this city as the site of iL 1976 World Series for teen-age boys' baseball. Newark is one of four cities being considered. The others are Pawtucket, R.L. Pueblo, Colo., and Santa Ana, '; Calif. A decision about the 1976 tournament Is eqiected in late Novemtyr. I u ericans Upset I . V a I FOOTBALL Elsewhere, Shreveport beat Detroit 14-11, Southern Cailfornia edged Portland 26-22, Florido defeated Philadeiphla 307 and the Hawaiians downed Bir- set up by tackle William rninghainl4-8. In the nationally Stevenson's two fumble recov jj WFL aame tonight, erles. His key interception also Charlotte plays a-t Chicago. stopped a Sharks' drive. W'I* n On Fi'Del _.. rrn uca..rmas (A r) — The Florida Blazers mir be leadandsteadilypulledaway. "It was just a matter of Steamer 14 Wheels 11 . Bell coach Ron wall time," said Jennings, who be. having their troubles ciff the club is now R summed It up A hometown crord of 22 012 W but on the W sir*y: "We wen ouLhit defer- cameerthe WFL's first 1,0DO-yard watched Shreveport symp a 1. , Pining 80 Yards in 18 five-game losing streek — carnle to boost his sean total started when the francl'Jse was Tummy 7be BWZM took an early to 1,036. 130 two toudt(!o,uTts known as the Houston Texans — ee Wsxinesda) tast)*!siazess BelI'"1t1.' _A F lorida r ."IUo7flAtCc,u ran their World F"ctba1! League recuird to I"with a XP Wth t 1ie score coming on a 16treunciof the ha! yard run down the sideline by - .M~Mlu ' Richard James. In the lo k ft wm* B!azer coach Jack Par. Florkla added a second quar. V dee Wit! reporters that Blow ter touchdown on Bob Da%is,1(~ I . _12.___ era Manager ommie ) amon. p i is !I .3 21 footialil il I i :- ra& and ; il 2. - . . . i- - r -. _. - - - - f ____ - .. - - -, J!, Bo Championsbilp Flight — Lib 11 be MmIreal 79 12 Ill Mll*&Ukoq P4r* York i P1 .4* 44 54 .407 - - '. xL Ang*W102 60 &V — VnCinnati 4 " " 60$ , Atlanta is )4 44-14 San . D,UOIt "9 rj Is 444 , fl -- - ~_ rr - r Oakland to 72 .Sm -3 Texas Chicago "16 -525 51011 so so sos ,t lo California k won 68 14 .420 " n "I ,i - 4. 10 California 3. Oakland I AMERICAN LEAGUE MA"_ 1 j Ln Ang-los at Pittiburgh Tu"day, Oct. I Pittsburgh at Los Amg?ln Twosday, ocl. g Oaklaw &I 8&111"W, W .. V _V-. Z &XI :P1. - 101 --- '1 ersm f.• . ea . -I -- . r,arr+ - - __ --- __ -- . 'u ' - - BATTING National League All, IS3 RiiNc-.ra. **u*u -u ,a* A Olivef, Pqh, rin. ,, tin - (400 ______ - -. - _______ I ... 1P• - .-.144 .__ '•. • - ______ Stan Brock Attempts "The new zoo will be a center Zoo are asking businessmen to from the old zoo and begin zoo would begin operation of education, especially for the sponsor the run by pledging operation. immediately. money for each mile run, as schools in the area." But unfortunately the Hanna noted the Central Stan Brock's words echoed Brock will begin at IaYPolt Florida area doesn't have a :-: buildings are only half. his interest In the completion of near Tampa. and he feels the opportunity to completed therefore the the Central Florida Zoological Averaging nearly 20 to construct such project is for animals at the existing zoo site ctv ..... Ii In nnf mIIPfnrthmvnAu iniirnas . ....-.j IlIVVI. .. me oeneIlt ot We peopl e. which is presently $112,000 the former ranch hand in Brazil The Navy Seabees have done . He continued by stating that some volunteer work — short of completion. is expected to reach the beach said the area is not only a tourist Harm, but Ux added To rabite part of the needed at Daytona, Sunday Oct. 26. money I funds, Brock, who's a noted The building of the new zoo area, but also It has enough needed he s upport wild animal expert, and former has been under construction permanent residents to The zoo Is located on l as co-starin the television series since 1970, and although the and beneift ry Holladay 6-2,6-2;flfth-eeed. of undeveloped Seminole BJ THE ASSOCIATED PR Wild Kingdom, will attempt a figure of SIM000 Is mentioned Top4eeded Owis Evut Brock and Hanna noted on a County Parksland on long. 19, ed Helen Gourlay defeated 150-mIle marathon run across to fully complete the project, recent tour through the un- term lease fot public use The eased by Carrie Meyer 6-!, 61 Rachel Glscafre 6-1, 6-1, Kate state beginniq Oct. 20. too director. Jack Hanna said a completed facilities that if the entrance tam tAike Monme on Wednesday to gain the quarter. Latham whipped Diane To raise the needed money, more realistic figure of $45,000 six compounds which will house U.S. 17A just south of Inter- Muft in the $50,000 women's officials of the Central Florida Is needed to move the animals the animals were completed the state 4 profeMlonal tennis tournament Teeguarden defeated Liana PREDICTION: jw...j . Chris Wins Easi y - • - . • s Cross Scores High In Meets Jai IL ATLNTA—Home.nmkingHankAaronllnedhla20th home run of the season and the 733rd of his career in his final at-bat of the 1974 season. GUARDS: Run For. Zoo Donations - '7 "J "J Al Uai Results _ JAI—A"l AtOrlsaft-Somimle f) I fl SN a m e _Frank _ - - . Robinson , do I &JuI Grlth, 0111 Besides Ruffels' upset of It , E's second Richey In Lahalna, eighth-seed-easy victory In two days. ed Ross Case also was upset liminated SusanM hmed ich by the score In the first Wednesday. losing to Charles Pasarell 6.3, 5.7, 7-6 round. In other singles action, SecIn men's pro tennis, Ray Ruffels upset sevent!"eeded Cliff Ond-"ded John Newcombe got by Jess Borowiak K K 7.4; Richey 74,3-6. 74 In a my round of the W annual third-seeded Dick Stockton Wind Holidays Pro Tennis downed Erik van DilIen 74,63; fourth-seeded Tom Gorman Classic in Labalna, Hawaii. While Min Evert had an easy defeated Bob Carmichael 7-5, time, two other seeded players 67,6-2; Jim Osborne beat Geoff were second-round upset vic- Masters &4, 4.6, 64; Colin Dibtims and a third barely ley set aside Jef f Sinipson7.6,61, and Mike Estep outplayed escaped. Robin Tenney and Wendy Syd Ball 6-2, V. 7.5. na lna4r. .dou es play, Raz Reid and vvuu5COrw uUpse .S, LCfl ney taking out seventlHwedled Ruffels ddeated Pa, .d Kronk Jeff Marde 64, K 6.3 and and Simpson 6-2, 46, &I. Vveirl-c-2 eHminating ehthth- ......... seeded Kathy Kuykeniall 6.3, '.bPF 6L :ONTINENTAL MEN'S In o0w second-round inatebHAIR STYLING Oarfie(d Walker. ,YwMOr vi es, second-seeded Virgi 25100A1( AVE Wade was given a big scare fore beating Isabel Fernandez _____________________ IL 6-4. 3-6, 6-3; fourth-Reded Evonne Goolagongcjtpped Ten1st bl Loule - -. nia FOLLOW THE BRAVES . . 1, 4 .% - 14 1 1 - .. - . - _. - -'( /11 , vI,` I I - i - publicly criticized him and a black centerfie er w i.'i y,r, Wgurl - For the next five wintc Iiotxnson went to me iiiitii f> . 11) - _-' - . - 15 50 6 40 S60 I . . 's" Quiniela (Ii) 13660 Perftcla 01) US 80 ~ "'.L. 1 I Garr, D-Cash, Phi, M - i -. .;- . --- ~~ -i- All, 214- " Robinson Wd at season managing positions C"- 34; MCR&e. KC, 34 STOLEN ASESEOCk S?L HOAA E _ 1I'tie orily reAson I'm the first ill. 38. HOME RUNS—Schmidt. Phi. -- T.Davis, U1, 1$0. RUNS -D.Allen, kwOakBA 4 -_ them. Fr that hehning on their W er tt . his Is what I really want to they may get one. ~- T&;a M Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba I I POMIKtA (6-7) OWN Doublo (16) S37410 - Ptfft• be"7udedb th thy on the 1 U.30 4.40 1 muguerls - J workfir. /- " - , 2 balSl— T ex, ) 71 CENTER: . - j'%ASL Alt driver "Tin V - Lund is presented trophy at recent "in 10 Volivila Cotinty - . ___ - Wqj at ON (34) 572)0 733, 3 - _ __ van, Spred%%aN . ..n 7 C il~ 0 %, . - ____ FORWARDS: 11 ~* . . - _________ Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, after watching his team fail to make the playoffs last season for the first time since 1966 and only the second time since joining the league hi 1955, shuffled his deck during the off -season, dealing an ace but coining up with a lot of trump cards. He discarded Pete Marovich, the league's second leading scorer (2.7), to New Orleans, but In return got guard Dean Meminger and forward Bob Kauffman, plus the Jazz' No.1 draft choice (center-forward Mike Sojourner) and a host of future drafpucks, boding well for the future. He also made Tom Henderson, a thck guard from Hawaii, his own top draft choice and sent discontented center Walt Bellamy to New Orleans. All the wheeling and dealing gave the Hawks a youthful flavor, one that Fitzsimmons hopes will play smarter team ball, defense and rebound better than the club he had last season. In view of the team's depth at guard, Lou hudson, who has played well up front bt:t I.' a more natural backcourt performer, will remain at forward. "Super Lou" averaged 25.4 last season and might even score more with Maravlch's departure. Jim Washington, who sacrifices points for rebounds, or John Brown, regarded as a better shooter, will be the other likely starter. The burly Kauffman or the rookie Sojourner, both of whom also play center give the Hawks depth and flexibility at the position. Rating: B. Dwight Jones, a rookie last season, showed (Lashes of brilliance after he was given the starting job In midseeson ahead of Bellamy, but he still needs experience and consistency. Kauffmau, still a bully despite damaging knee injuries that have impinged on his speed and scoring output, knows his way around the league, while Sojourner, the most valuable player In last season's National Invitation Tournament, will learn. Rating: B. There is no proven outstanding scorer In the backcourt now that Marovich Is gone, but Henderson, a 20-plus marksman at Hawaii, has the potenttai of taking charge, both In point production and floor generalship. Most 1mrortazt, be is team oriented, as is Meminger, the shlty, efense-m1nded exNew York Knick. Herm Gilliam, a regular last season, will battle Henderson and Meminger for the starting assignments. Rating: B. Maravich's rapid-fire marksmanship and flashy improvisations will be missed, but his thsence likely will prove beneficial. Look for more team unity, less individualism and fewer complaints, and a better [rand of basketball. But with all the newcrmers and rookies, there also will be many mistakes Second in Central. ¶ _____________________ (sdman and Marge F'ers,cn - .99 e, '"( a I A Thursday, Oct I* Oakland at ealtirnole. If Lea 0~, , - ~', ~-. - - = _______ •P• estimated ,if* 0 WIt•5dIy, OCt 5 kiend at Baltimore 'slary or - - - Lit Flight — Mack ,Ui 4111 Cib '" Ma " . -:;A --_.. % 4. _____ . O Oamt - ; 4__ p3 ,F&I ~ -% _ _______________________ - race n-~Anaging Mr. .4 , Saturdays Game Baltimore C? LCH4td rteceflary - - of - .IJQ -= ~ .,. _____ Championship — ('Fie) Fran I S "ton 6 Cleveland , - - T*' ___ - _'. . — ' Si - ______________________ ______ ___ .. :05'°' 1 Cily 4, Iming% Thursday, Oct. 10 P1tf%bjrgh at Los Angeln. It - .. - = 3rd Flight — Evelyn Antar 72 1 V; -. tc.,! SUAdly's Game Laltimore at OakJa, / '. -- __ __ , _4~ . ' Lot Angrlt at Pittsburgh Sunday's Oa, '' a . ____ - .I . - / ke " , . . __ ',_ The Lake Brantley Cross the meet and both represent place In the five team meet FIRST, Devbloa. Spec. 1: Country team continues its Astronaut. Matt Shultz was the Tuesday at Trinity Prep. Wi th a total of 38 points, the AtdaLeniz early season success as it highest finisher for Lake 3.30 3.20 2 finished second out of 12 teams Brantley, with a time of 13:32. Patriots barely edged runner- Ica Yza 460 8 up Mt. Dora, who finished with recently in the Edgewater Perfects (3 2) V2.90 • Ron Lyon and Joe Laughlin a close 42 points. Trinity Prep SECOND h. Invitational. , Doubtis. S.c. : .! were the other finishers with was third with 55 points MenCha WYJA 15-60 5.10 5.40 6 Wkthatotalof94polnts,they times of l355 and 13-57 i t. t .iet. ni AIdsna.E)Orzs 5.30 7.10 3 I iOuOWvu by ,viiufloie w ?I ---. . * 13.10 7 Eddt'Atberdi finished r_2tfV%"VC&y. 1_.. 3nd 1.ake Howell with 138. 0iWels (3-6) SM.20 CLEVEtAND(AP)— Frank Bowie Kuhn and other officials, Astronaut, who collected a Thad McNulty of imty Prep "T~4-I& (4-3) 1100-W IU JV's finished with 315 -. P.obinson. for two &ecadles one came 27 years, live manthis and winning 46 points. points and the girls teanris was the top (Wsher with a time THIRD In order of finish were of of 13:14, followed by Brantley's finished with u 12.60 greatest players alatka South, Cocoa Beach, *wAbaseball's competitors. today was broke baseball': Ion barrier 4.60 4.20 3 Matt Shultz at 13:23. EcUm-Eforza Don Nicholas, was the best Rockledge, Bishop Moore, Aldans-Aiberdl 3.00 4 The other top finishers were named (IS) $54.00 finisher for the JV's while ,, Trinity Prep, Apopka, O vie , r i , o_ almost two veer. r , iJSIUItIU 04 £I*41I i-iij), in the 1c-year history of major (53) liii 50 Darlene was the est Joe Laoughlin of Brantley, Ron after the greying, blinding and Jones. . FOURTH, Doubleii. So*c 1: league Jackie RobInsi made his ls3t Joe Frakes and Doug finisher for the girls. Lyon of Brantley and Willie """ 32,00 11roo 16'" 3 Miguel ~. The Patriots finally took first Callaway 0. Seminole. Robinson. 39, the gam,e's public appearance at a World Ovevlelt placed one and two in Arechalarre 160 100 2 Larrl•Murua 6.00 $ fourth all-time leading home Series, and said he wished he could cme day we a member of QuInleta (2 5) In.60 run hitter and the only player his Ptrftcla 154) US-00 a major Doubl* (S.5) V".80 ever to be Most Valuable Play. lea" team. Jackie, who was er In both leagues, was named no relation to Frank, died ReneBengoa 11.50 460 300 3 .spromonte as thereafter, his final baseball to succeed Ken A , I manager of the Cleveland In- dream unfulfilled. Oulniela (3) $25.20 Perfecla (31) $41.70 at dians at a salary SIXTH, DovM" %mc 1: 7be telegram from President : . $180,000 a year. -_ Erdors Attu Woo 18.40 710 6 I Ford called Robinson's eleva.T At the news conference at (Ion to the managing position 4*0 1 OgW:ilarre which Robinson's appointment welcome news Ford said It was Quinlela (44) WAD Perfecta was announced by General a tribute to Robinson "per SEVENTH, Douldou Simc. 7 Manager Phil Seghi, the *- sonally, to your athletic skills I LchanoAlberdi 1990 3.60 4.60 1 I . I H year-old superstar received a and your unsurpassed leadIV Soo S SantiArana . $ 00 7 telegram of congratulations ershlp" • ) frn President Ford. (7"WJ PrfCti For Robinson, today ended a GITH Ooub .1. P.0 The elevation of Robinson public struggle he began In l IV S ended a yearlong struggle by to be a baseball manager He 7710 105' 34 S Mugueria tiiibaoMurua $ 10 440 2 j blacks to be elevated to a often saId it did not matter If he , meaningful management posl- was the first of his ram to gain 'TV I .Uon In baseball. ;t places Rob- the position; he just wanted V) ptrIecta ks 2) $19360 .- Wednesdays Results W.dn.s4ayOct Pittsburgh a' 1t AngeleS , V I - Vrip celled, rain NA TIONAL LEAGUE __ 4 -- . L01 Angein S. Hmlon 4. 10 inninas St. Louis at &"rest, can J -- - IWV13 1 L . 76 " W#st W*st 5' ii 7$ .511 7 77 IS 475 flon Cleveland . -4 - ' Philadelphia 3 New York 7, /'' l .491 AtlanIA ii r1rwinrutil 0 ' .. LADIES DAY RESULirS ~ 1 Pittsbvroh S. Ch1ao ' VA - $6 ) 533 $0 57 '°'°'' AI . 91 11 S62 Ntw York .- - " ., x 15alli mort St. Louis Philaphia - VMnIM ZvrJyn Antw~ Mudle BuUw and Ub . I _____ • G. thampioripFhgh:—StaUa up"!" X Pitt%brg - ~ - _ -a - w - . Li - . Clinched dlvI$Ion title Wednesdays Results - __- '. L Final SlarAlnes W L Pct. 08 turday's - • . 1117 Final Standings Naliahal Losove - - -; RESULTS - WEDNESDAY i0HT1 ISSULTI i - i - ( # . I,- i I - 0505 LAHAINA, Hawaii— YI Cliff Richey of Oa United States 74. 34. 74 In a prellmilnary round Holidays Classic. , wSr"EBOARD Randy released l month by the New York Giants Cf the National Football League, guided the Hawallans Blazers 30, Bell 17 on 95-and 39-yard touchdown The Blazers, with their pay marches to avenge a 39-0 setchecks two weeks overdue, back to the Americans earlier traveled to Philadelptda wW tW seam,. i • n ii r es si maue LJI pay ,or Johnson, n his first start for the Hawaiians, connected with rianetal woes1 i m Boyer on a 1(~yard scoring Blazer Tommy Reamon 7 scored touchdowns on a lour- pass. Earnle Dmis collected yard run and a 10-yard pass the decisive TD in the third from Bob Davis, who also threw period from one yard out. . getting paid. John Land. The Blazers may come up But Reamon rang Phil shortlnsornedcrtment: but on the field agtst the Bell. clelohia's h.II again after the tht, cimph rolled ip an earls intermsinn — a-- 14 'T.• - . k7 . A merican P layer - - - . -;- .- - I - I , . Th 1 meanwhile, was gosuspended 17y U'% until the team's financial situaticn s Ing Will) a shotgun offense that proved Ineffective. However, shored up. But that doesn't affect his quarterback King Corcoran Players in the new lague, Par. gave the estimated 7,150 (am socneth1ngtocher about by passing his team down the field go out field on the Id a, i half, as the Bell and have every confidence of ---. ' I - 11 Celts Starts For BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (AP) — Jim Ard, (hopped by the Philadelphia 76ers, will start at center when the Boston Celtics meet the Buffalo Braves in a National Basketball Association exhibition me The 6-loot-9 And, who will be available when he clears waivers today, will fW4n for Dave Cowem, who will be sidelined for at least another week with a leg Injury, the team announced. -. . ~ . . : I 9-_ but those other guys certainly deserve It too . ' Indlansl Red Sox l f ., to Matt Maslowski for another - -f -11 9 I . :-= Cleveland will breAlt Florida touchdown • ' barrier once again with Robin. . Sun 24, Stom 22 — I son's appointment. It was the I .- _. With 1:56 left In the game, Iridians who. in quarterback Tony Adams hit black * ! - . F-reoelver Keith Denson on a 3& - ifflkk! yard scoring pass for e Suns' 'ç th Robinson said gocdbye to his victory. 'F I a 1974 playing dr" with ' K The late con i driving in two runs, one of them Al. KAIXNE shadowed a three-touchdown ; performance by Portland's —---. RufusFerguson,whotallledon I runs of six, three and rive yards in the first half for the Storm. • . Ard . t i ,1 .,, . r k Spencer ran 21 times for 141 with its first victory since yards, scorirg on four short arriving in Louisiana bursts — three In the first half Reserve quarterback,. David' — and a 19-yRrd fourtlHjuarter Mays fired a decisive eightyard blast, touchdown pass to Willie The Memphis defense had a Frazier late In the fourth quar. requested Lund get his ride. Lund made it to vic- nwgq barrier, but running tory circle with the biggest win of his life. In the off mate Willie Spencer shattered big hero, too. A pair of Spen- ter, capping an 11-play, 78-yard -'t,l I a,1*i hI J A Cl' A 5) Ja'ksxwill' Sharks i&ith cer's first half touchdowns were drive for the winning points, vavu JV runs U IIIJ .a1Iip•, where t%&7'.#1Lt five touchdowns. driver has caught his first fish. Memphis, winning its ninth straight game, crusiiei lUng Sharks 47-19 Wednesda nigtit with Its two explosive 0 rookie& ! _______ ___ -jo 72 Bay Tree Golf Plantation crurse. Thelow26pJayersafterthefjrjwjllmoveonto the national finals in California next month. 1 ning Mate rothers By HOWARD SP41ER Lund got his chance to drive the Woods brothers Al' Sports Writer car when- V`pufled' the regWar driver of the car,' Marvin Painch from a burning sports car earlier in Southmen broke the World the week Panch was hospitalized with burn3 and Football I.eag' 000--a 11 Z.-_;~, * 7W i . p,.'J. Site Inspected For Series . U *_% . I ____ I 4..-, Stan Brock, noted wild animal expert displays form for marathon run Oct. 20 for benefit of zoo construction. lap ip~- e ~-P-_~_ j':. _J______ _____ ____ _____ .i.'- I Tu ... - , P--oi~~ I - N ' ..'... I ... n 211- ' . NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — The Juvi 70 scorers in two days Of scores blown high by vrindy weather shot a third 18-hole round today In the Eastern regional pialifyln for the Tournament Players Division of the PGA. Florentino Mollna of Buenos Aires led the field of survivors from among 146 who started Tuesday In the 72 -- at also. Fantastic Race - _. I -XI -4 - n _- __ i ," C)nly Low 70 QualIfy — -1 - 0 ilk ... ~. --.: 0 ..,.-i .. - .. 0 , - ' By BRUCE LOWITF There were 24,812 fans on Enos Cabell, whose two-run, deck circle instead of Kaline. with his 22nd homer of the ye Just for the record, Eastern AP Sports Writer 4 hand. Not bad crowd for a champion Baltimore edged tie-breaking double in the sev- 'It turned out that Kaline's and 574th of his career. a to get around him. The motor finally over heated The fans said goodbye. baseball game. The only prob. lastplace Detroit 5-4, Western enth inning enabled the Orioles shoulder was bothering him. "1 But it was Rusty Torr from the close following and he brought it in for They said goodbye to Al Ka. 1cm was, it was the crowd that winner Oakland lost 3-2 to last- to conclude the regular-season didn't know if I should play or homer, opening a two-run nlnin, repairs. line, finishing 22 Illustrious sea- showed up for the entire Amen- place California, Texas nipped with their ninth conscuthe not Everybody wanted to that enabled Gaylord Perry to After losing seven laps in the pits most people sons. And they booed ferocious. can League Wednesday. have me hit my 400th home run, finish at 21-13. Minnesota 2-1, Cleveland triumph. Kaline was happy to se his but no way could I swing hard But then, that's what happens turned back Boston 8-6, New Yankees 2, Brewers 1 would have loaded up and sat the rest of the race ly when the goodbye came pre maturely, 2-1 career when everything's tied conc!uded. "I'm glad it's enough to hit a home run. I up in a York downed Milwaukee Ron Blomberg's his 10th out, but not Lund. He made the trip from Cross, They said goodbye to Ken As- couple of neat little bundles, andchlcagobeatKansasCitys. over. I really am. I don't think could have played but I could homer, which followed Alex S.C. to race and hack out on the track he went. He promonte, abo ut to be replaced when nothing counts 111 miss it." only punch the ball." except 4 in 12 inning.. Johnson's single In the first intimed his entrance back to the race so he would by Frank Robinson, major for if* record books, the drives ~ngels 3, A's 2 fie got ovations in the first Orioles 5, Ingers 4 ning, was all Pat Dobson come out just in front of the leaders. Lund later league baseball's first black for the post-season awards, the and third innings when he California's Denny Doyle sinneeded t batBaltimore, relaxing after told me that he knew he had the fastest car out manager. it pushes (or next year's salary Tuesday's pennant elinchi1ig, ted. In the fifth, the crowd gled with the bases loaded in 19-15. And they said goodbye to the boost and for those hardcore used plenty of reserves and 5uu started booing loudly. They had the bottom of the ninth inning, there and that he wanted to show every body else White Sox 5, Royals 4 SSUfl. Fans. th spotted Ben Oglivie In the on- capping a two-run burst that but the Tigers, Chicago scored a run in the finished Oakland's season on a 12th InnIng without a hit, Kanlow note. sas City reliever Bruce I)al Rangers 2, Twins I canton wild-pitching in the winAs I said earlier he put on the most fantastic J .J., Ru "I think either Jim Hunter, Destroy ________ Mike Cuellar or I will display of driving ever seen in the state of Florida Young Award," Ferguson _____________ as he over a half a distance on the leaders. iki , me ([UWU was I1dUY CI1VFII1 HUB VU VW1 season with a 25-12 record b 1 thou&h he was so many laps down. Tim, showed winning 18 of his last 24 decl. = .a — ' caused him a victory as he had to follow Yarbrough for the first half of the race because he couldn't see !I — EBALL • wipers to shake the loose dirt that lands on the window off but Lund did not. This could have -- NBA Central Division 1973-74 finish: W 35, 147 2nd place . — Most of the cars in this area run wind shield put ATLANTA HAWKS - Lund With Wind Shield : Another BOSTON (AP) Joe Bums, owner of the Pawtucket fled Sex of the International League and the Bristol Red Sox of the Eastern League, is adding another club to his 1975 operations. Joe Romano, predent of the Eira club the New YorkPenn League, announced Wednesday that he and Buzas have formed a partnership to operate the franchise Year. liuzas previously owned Winston-Salem of the Carolina League. Pawtucket and Bristol are the major farm clubs ) f the Boston Red Sex. - beautiful dirt tracking ever seen. .;_ Adds 5--- 17 waiting for an opportunity to take the lead. As the race went on, Lund took second place from Evans and hooked onto Yarbrough for some of the most __ $ By HOWARD SMITH r Manny Sangulllen. "I Just raced home from third to send The Pizates start the best-of. starter Jim Rooker for four second thoughts lately. AP Sports Writer thank God we were able to do the game into overtime, Phil Niekro hurled a four-hitfive NL playoffs Saturday of. runs in the first and the Bucs '1 really think the Lord had IL" ternoon against Los Angeles in spent the rest of the night play. ter for Atlanta to become the something to do with this bal. One Inning later Sanguillen Dilfehtl" The Lord may have helped r..t $t,hii, NsItnn,iI l ea gne's second 20. in the winning run with a Igame," said Pittsburgh catc but Chicago cather Steve wl"s Elsewhere, Los Angeles RoberLson, who celebrated sher didn't hurt either as the basesloaded Infield single and Igex-a 5, Astros 1, 10 Innings Bucs on their way to edged Houston 5-4 In 10 were Innings; his 28th birthday Wednesday by Pirates clinched the National the John Hale singled and. League East Division cham. the National League playoffs. Atlanta bombed Cincinnati 13- turning in the game's big play Icy doubled him home In wind up l' games ahead 0; Philadelphia shaded New the clutch ninth-inning 10th to give reliever Char Ic 1 PIOflShIP Wednesday night with They drenchtd Manager strikeout ' wild 5-4, 10-inning victory Hough, 9-4, the win. Damn) Murtaugh, a non-drinkover the Cubs. ,flo7!l %r\ er, with a gallon of milk. Chicago had the game won phiulIes 3, Mets 2, 10 innIngs with twooutanda man on third a" ' Braves 13, Reds 0 Bill Robinson won it for 4. in the bottom of the ninth. Cubs hank Aaron closed out his Philadelphia with a sacrifice fly right-hander Rick Reuschel ___________________________________________________ eventful season with his 20th off starter and loser Jon struck out pinch hitter Bob homer, No. 733 Lifetime, but re. Matlack. Robertson for what would have of the runnerupSt. Louis Cardi- York3-2inlOinningsandSan fused to say It was his la.3t Padrts 9, Giants 5 been t1w final out but Swisher nals who were rained out at Diego dumped San Francisco 5- game. He said earlier in the _ I- San Diego scored four tiff let the pitch get away from him Montreal. That game will not h' 5. Ofl this would be his last ( i MANNY n it th n!nth iin t j.! b.lI aud S;uilku iiJc up. :1IJU , lt luis txu hvui .RktI i Courageous Driving Thursday, Oct. 3,1974-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 63 -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1 1~ 1- I % . -4 — — . .:-...---------.------------- -- — - 3 faced problems and that his evrw announco-ment, made at ery action would be under the 1 f the news media a Cleveland news conference microscope BOYS WILL BE BOYS The freshmen teams I Lake Howell (dark jerseys) aW Trially Ovinlefs 0 3) Sn 60 Prep played their first game ever Thursday. The action was In Per4c's I nroIHn%sPltneItdnminatcdthegamc3'l-0 I 0 _____________________________________ �__________ • ; - WOMEN BARGAI N SECTION Thursday, Oct. 3,197,4-10A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL "p p Zoo Parties. Cheer K Calling Country Music Fans - IJ '1 Bone Baker. 2101 Palmetto country music artist herself, operating. Musicians, singers Ave., Sanford, has been a anl has been working with and Interested members of the 1 pointed chairman of mc'm- Mama Jo, a Fruitland Park public can contact Bonnie bership, advance ticket sales promoter of country, gospel and Baker at her Sanford home for and advertizing for Mama Jo's bluegrass music In Florida, and more information. country music shows to be for FCMF for several years. ____________________ performed in Sanford and FCMF is a non-profit surrounding areas on behalf of organization which helps the Florida Country Music promote unknown country, Foundation (FCMF) and The gospel and Bluegrass artists. It Florida Sound. needs new members and more Jackets Ronnie Baker is a talented public support if It is to continue IL If you pale at the thought of a The Zoological Society . dozen little people going ape supplies a birthday cake, i -. and turning your home into a aid, balloons, and peanuts to circus when your youngsters feed the animals. All a ............... '.-:'. celebrates a birthday soon, the has to do is notify the zoological . appropriate move Is probably society office, located 'p to take the whole gang down to Atlantic Bank of Sanford the Sanford Zoo Instead. buiding, of the day and time of .4 . ... the party, and pick up the cake, A birthday party at the LOO ready and paid for, at Len's can be a lot of fun as well as Bakery on the way to the zoo. educational for youngsters, and For a minimal charge, the skirts are really with us. Give structure. Now you can view under a new party program birthday child and party pests ______ arranged by zoo director Jack can enjoy an unforgettable them a try before dismissing your own hair magnified many lianna all the festive trimmings outing. them as unattractive or Un- times. This is an aid to analyze . well as a eoiiductel tour of Itandy, the zoo's little ptb.11 uinforthble. A skirt makes a hair j)rObletliS. the animal cages an be llama, loves nothing more than _____ woman feel, very feminine after Black is the sexiest color for _____ arr-tinged for your group.a hug from the birthday girl and_____ so many months of wearing evening wear this year. The all hr friøni4e ,in,4 Fk!k ______ _______________________ stylish slacks. _____________ elephant regards it as an honor, — softer the texture of the fabric ________________________ as well as a treat, to be fed Many beauty salons are the better. peanuts by a birthday equipped now with a new type Fat Boy the hippo is always Randy the llama is aiiwiig the guests at Sarah Jordan's (center) birthday party of microscope which deterhappy to share birthday cake with young part)' guests—one Miss Allard Enters Pageant glance at his waistline proves It! Entries for the Seminole — Club Two of the newest animals at County Hearing Conservation the zoo are South American Jamboree beauty pageant are ____________ cougars, one still a cub, and a still being accepted .by Jam' Phi Delta Zeta Hosts Party real charmer. Other big cats boree publicity chairman Mrs. include tigers, lions, panthers Anita Williams, 711 Briarcliff Phi Delta Zeta, chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, held its (all and leopards. Ave., Sanford. Girls between rush party Sept. 28 at the Sanford home of Dianne Fed. the ages 14 and 19 are eligible to dorsen, Hushees and members enjoyed UUes and enter the Jamboree Queen refreshments. Members told rushees how Beta .Sigma Phi pageant. l.d expanded their lives and helped them become more Lyman High School senior mnplete persons through the various activities of Cathy Allard, 17, is a recent DIT rority life. Ru.thees not attending the meeting will be entrant. Active in the Hero Club invited to a model meeting Oct. 8 at the Sanford home of and Pep Club, brown-halred, Pat Meredith, brown-eyed Cathy has not yet decided on her future career. -• She is being sponsored byMel Deltona Garden Circles Meet Webb Signs in the Jamboree _____ The Azalea Circle met at the home of Mrs. Robert Queen pageant. Ship today for really gixid buys on twand CATHY ALLARD Davidson, with Mrs. Milton R. Frickman as co-hostess, - mor hipm 10111 411 Sagtd Mrs. Freeburn announced that the Circle's Project for the year would be the nurturing of a dozen Azalea plants 5UM4J, sm dents. m s*vn1iisi i.. I.,. .....I 5,... •1... i.......e;fI.,...e:,... .1 T'...I.......... LV UVU 41)4 Li UVdUUiiLa4IjtI VI L$..iWHd. . Broken Eggs No Fall Fashion Secrets Told 11 Notes By FRANK J. JASA Count)' Agricultural Agent Levi • & mnrA In mr,rfrgI This .UU1U IA :T The Civil AeronauticsBoard reported Monday that four of airlines have asked to increase domestic fares by 4 to 7 per cent Nov. 1 because of increased fuel co broad range of suggestions. way ticket between IMS Angeles and New York would rise from $187 to nearly $195. The ticket cost $168 before the fuel shortage. The President is expected to unveil his new economic policy next week. Meanwhile, Gulf Oil Co. announced that effective imrnediately the wholesale price of all grades of gasoline Is being increased 1.5 cents a gallon. In addition, the price of No. 2 fuel oil will rise 1.6 cents a gallon. Air fares already have increased 11 per cent since last Dec. 1. Other airlines reportedly are considering similar moves. The CAB must approve fare hikes, but it has said it will go along with those that can be justified by the rising cost of fuel. Iliat cost is now two-thirds more than it was President Ford reportedly takes a dirri view of the proposal that the new federal economic po gallon gasoline tax. But Press Secretary Ron Nesmn said Ford is keeping an open mind on this and other suggestions. --inc tax is one of several pro- Continental Airlines asked for a 7 per cent increase, while 4 per cent increases were requested by American, Eastern and Trans World Airlines. Ford spoke Monday to the annational Monetary Fund, telling the delegates that international unselfishness -. . .needed . -- to ..solve -. me economic crisis. He said the United States wants "solutions to serve our broad interests, self-intert?3I.. Is posals under study and a White House spokesman said Ford is expected to spend much of his ihiiI UU3 WVr UhM&II6 U t.. IdIt ....1I WIJUIU mean Utd!-a on •- -- . ; -- '.-' _______ ________ _____ V1-- I 'p. _______ 'a 'b \• •; p S "%).: . a P - I Farm Exports mary/esther's / Balance I 2UON. Park Av,, :- Help ... r Of Payments - k ) - mean lower meat prices at retail later this fall - if the middlemen pass the reductions along. But, said the Agriculture Dpartmeist, at least part of the extra animals are breeding stock, which means there will be fewer pigs and catt:e next year and therefore less meat later on. 17hat's what happened earlier during similar cutbacks by poultry farmers. Eggs and poultry went up 13 per cent the following month. In related deVelupmncuLs, it was announced the executive committee of Pre!;idc!nt Ford's ... EA.UIIUIIU. ruth.) 11 DtkUU 1IVW meeting daily to consider proposal.s put forth during a month of economic summit meetings ,',flnlnflt4 loaf WDfrUflt1 '' - - LI' !,. - WASHINGTON (AP) — A dedine in prices paid farmers for cattle and hogs holds out a possibfllty of lower retail prices this fall—, but higher prices for meat later on. Elsewhere on the economic scene, airline costs may be headed upward and a 10-cent-agallon gasoline tax remains . der study by the government The Agricultue Department reported Monday that its farm price index declined two per cent from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, the lirsi drop since spring. But the report contained a warning of possible future ... UI -t p UUiVIII.). IIj UIUIUUIVU IIIULII the decline to lower farm prices for cattle and hogs, because , MIE The Holly Circle met at the home of Mrs. Herman Ingersoll. Mrs. Joseph Mahar served as co-hostess. There were 16 members present. Plans were made for the Christmas party on Dec. 18 and for future Field trips. Fourteen members and one guest attended the Sep. teinber meeting of the Dogwood Circle at the home of Mrs. Charles Hartley. Mrs. Hartley demonstrated the art of making flowers with wire and cloth. Accident; Business All All of the drop was in shell use. Processed use rose from to 32 eggs per capita between 1951 and 1973 as some More than one out of every of the factors that made conten U.S. eggs got broken last surners shun shell eggs year - and not because of bolstered the use of processed carelessness, either. Tab products, Quite the contrary, corn; For example, more working Shirts mercial egg breaking has wiv with lesa time to cook indenim grown into an important have made big breakfasts with corduroy, segment of the egg Industry - eggs and trimmings pretty with jeans usually worth over $M indlion much a thing of the past, at to match at average price levels. Last least during the workweek. But en & boys its frequent replacement — the sizes hrikon t'unnricruially, iclding coat mental pastry arid 721 million pounds of liquid egg. beverage - does contain some Biggest buyers were bakers, processed egg. likewise, the MANUEL —-. -confectioners, urernix hntnpm,kiir whn U JR UUSUN manufacturers, and food from;prepared mix may also 213 E. FIRST manufacturers - but con- be using processed eggs. PH. )22 47)2 suiners are becoming The trend toward more awaycustomers, too. Recently in. from-home eiitino has also troduced family-size packages made for egg product gains by of convenience egg products bolstering use by restaurants, such as scrambled egg and hotels, and other institutional omelet mixes have crught on feeders who rely heavily on the well with homemakers, convenience of processed egg The egg products industry pm'oducts has long served as an outlet for USDA economists anticipate seasonal surpluses and helped that egg products use will keep shore up springtime shell egg on growing - and in time may prices. However, there's now become big enough to offset the more year-round breaking and decline in shell egg use and thus a growth in li quid egg output sta bilize total per capita egg relative to frozen. The industry consumption. has grown into an Important Projections made recently by agribusiness in its own right — the economists indicate that • In fact, becom ing the major production of egg products growth segment of the egg could beuptol.3biuion pounds trade, by the start of the ne xt decade While egg prod uction has almost double last year's increased since World War II, tota l. At that projected level of total per capita use has production, broken eggs would declined from 393 eggs In 1951 to be worth big money perhaps 294 last year as much as $318 million by 1980. f) Prices Up; More ncreases Seen 11111% - Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974-1 B 1 The subject of farm exports you can buy. Nations ha ve to usually creates a reaction, sell in order to buy. If you buy more than you • either positive or negative, depending on one's knowledge make, you go into debt. 'me BOBBY LORD OPENS Sanford's own Bobby Lord greets (ins at Florida State Bank while in town promoting his con ce rt 1 of Friday at 8:30 p.m., at Orlando Municipal Auditorium. Th e Country-Western star, a regular on the subject. more debt you have, the shakier Grand Ole Opry since 1954, wi ll be featured In first concert of th e 1974-75 Pops series sptnored by In spi te of some of the your finances are. After a while "4 CONCERT SERIES Women's Committee of th e Florida Symphony Orchestra. From left, Mrs. William Dealer, Lord, negative reactions following your credi t Isn't as good. The Mrs. R.L. DeVore, and Margaret Wyers. last year's grain sales to cer- same applies to the United Lain foreign countries, th e States. If we buy more overseas United Sta tes de pends heavily than we sell, we have a negative ' on farm exports to maintain balance of payments. If that any semblance In the balance of gets too big our dollar gets payments. This has been "shaky" In the international brought even more into focus market. After a while, it won't with the high cost of oil imports. buy as much overseas, and Th e U.S. balance of payments foreign markets "lose faith" in makes a real difference to all of the value of the dollar , When we go shopping, we us. This "balance of payments" is the dollar difference be tween increasingly shop in the foreign how much we buy from over. market. We dine on Polish seas and how much we sell hams, garnished wi th Spanish vegetables and washed down over1eas. th Frenuh wine. Before going It is as simple as thL: In wi _..4 wr-1 order to buy the things we want out the door we pull on a BriUsh By FRANK MACOMBER ternal-combustion engine is thuslasts f- 1)uilding the cars on the shelf longer than 6 from overseas, we have to sell sweater, then jump into a The Herald Services pr etty sure to ha ve a running is money. gasoline. It's a favorite of some overseas to get the money to German car, ride on tires made "Ranks won't finance th e drivers because of its mate in the next 10 years. ; buy. It's the same as in your from Malaysian rubber, and fill many So automotive tremendous po wer, when used Auto indus try officials con- steam engine, Environmental in special carburetors. own personal finances; you the tank with gasoline made engineers are working on new cede this privately, but aren't ''The engine concepts that the in- en th usiastic about some out- Protection Agency EPA) have to have an income before from Arphian nil But mcthar.cl has beca im• sider coming along with a new knows it's more efficient than practical for the family buggy motor that will outclass the the ones we have now. But they because there are engineering present ones in the power, fuel prefer to put out money for problems to surmount. While en- research, gas was plentiful there was and consumption 40 "They'll lose their jobs if they little incentive to spend the time vironmental departments. and money on perfecting Half a dozen electric power solve the problem." (An EPA spokesman says methanol as a conventi onal plants are in the research and 0 development stage. The catch tha t's not so and that the fuel. Along came the fuel crunch there for years has been the agency has been encouraging inability of engineers to cut th e the development of "all types of and the picture changed. Most size of the electric power new clean-burning engines."), methanol Is produced from The auto industry won't na t ural gas, which is in short package for cars and to store an ge be ca use it's making supply. But It can be keep an auto ch ou en gh voltage to f I on the r oad up to 12 hours if money with today's engines, manufactured from coal, too, of necessary, at speeds of at least according to Lyon. But Industry which there is aplenty. spokesmen reply that its So Conoco (Continental Oil SO miles an hour. -".-i • pnjnN'r have been working Co.)Istakingahmu-dlookatthe electric car of the future, for years not only on steam but miicthanol.burning engine. -however, are the steam- electrical motors—with little Ric hard Tillman, an powered auto and the car that, success so far. _______ associate manager at Conoco's fill Lyon insists steam engine in effect, runs on coal. City Center, converted a are about half of Ponca not new, emissions The steam car is Ford and a Volkswagen to burn either, of course. If you are old those from the catalyzed methanol by installing larger enough you will remember the emissions on 1975 model cars carburetors and adjusti ng th e Stanley Steamer, or at least its and that the technology is here low ignition systems. for a steam auto traveling at oo name, He took the cars out on the The Steam Automobile Club miles an hour and getting 24.5 road for hundreds of miles of I Cii' of America is mostly a group of miles per gallon. tests and made two Some engineers, however, hobhysts. But its president. dove ri : -r Robert Lyons, says the fut ure of believe there Is more potential 4 ' Lack MAYOR TOASTS ALTAMONTE PLAYERS Westinghouse 25.2 Cu. Ft. Frcst-Free Refrigerator-Freezer Modal RS256R 0 'Completely Frcst'Free C Equipped for Automatic ;ce Maker (optional) LaIiiovtred cdjutable refrigerator shelves Adjustable refrigerator dCM !VQ5 U Butter conditioner C Cheese set ie' Removable egg server C Twin vegetable crispers C 7-Day Fresh Meat Keeper— convertible to frozen storage ; Twin ,uice can dispensers J 2 qwck-release ice trays C Ice cube server C Deep freezer door shelves C PowerEconomizer C Automatic interior lights C Magnetic door gaskets C Full length Woodgrain handles C Slim-Wall design— loam insulation C Separate temperature Controls C Automatic door closets ard '10cr stops C Ai1jus1a$e glide-out rollers Altamonte Springs Mayor Normai Floyd coogratulatea Jane Taylor on an outstanding perfrnznance in the Altamonte Player's production of Ayn Rand's play, The Night of January 16. Final performances are Friday and Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Altamonte ClvIc Center. Nuiriber One 4 $499 - MANY OTHER TREMENDOUS —VALUES— EXAMPLE: REFRIGERATOR WAS HOW S419 19 Cu. Ft. Side-By-Side $47c . - SAVE 60 REFRkERATOR WAS NOW $379 17 Cu. W-Ice Maker SAVE 6O REFRIGERATOR WAS NOW Slip 14 Cc. Ft 7t))1t $279 SAVE 4O WAS NOW Sm 5)9 - iT ----- - -- ---- .... an.-------- SAVE 1OO _i f!?T _ '[lie bri Iliarice ( ) f our diamond sohtaires is released by Isaac!s skill. RANGE io" Aut'ack urIlf 'jf WAS $Ift NOW SAVE 100 Ufl •'. ALL I I GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE PH. 3U-2921 SANFORD r Isaac is a diamond cuner for Zak, He shapes each diamond wfth unbelics'able skill. , M4# ,sW, FIRST ST. A [)iirnoricl to!Iaue, pi ihs1. 34 I*tas ni.J. $6l) Ii Dismon.J iolitw, -pwng. 4 kat*t sold, I2, C. Dsmond sohzaue bridal 3t1. 14 kax-gi w4J. 13') D Diamond 1itaue bridal set, 34 kuu W, $675. E. Diamond aoitaue bridal i. 14 kant 1d, $i'O 4 ii ROTARIANS HOST ?..i!r; ) (,üden Years and Webe Only Jti Begun fJaa, • 1, U*it. (j,j . • fl"'"' -•' . P'-r"' . L,.sta, DISTRICT GOVERNOR J - - - -- - ('0 -- WASHERS Front End Loaders oney ocks eam Auto uilders ES PWRUU Our People Make U Of - - - - - - - 0---- -- -S = Wea Ithy L Boost Economy MIAMI, Fla. (AL') A $16,- multimil1ioiiaü Puerto Ijicam,, 000 sil ve r Mercedes Iknz sports nephew of a former governor of car tooling around the Miami the island. suburb of Coral Gables displa ys Seven of the city's bank pres. a sticker saying, "Latins are idents are Cuban refugees. Loaded." The elde rly Cuban-born hors the steam-powered car Is here in the coal car—especially —Methanol burns much While the whimsical sloga'i of the world's largest l..,. those at Conoco's Research atid c caner than gasoline and einits may not be quite true for all Ing firm, Jose 'iPepin" Bosch, right now. However, he con cedes, the Development Department in far fewer pollutants. 350 ,OM Latin Americans esti- is a parttlme resident of Miami, —It burns wi th a higher Btu mated to be living in the Ponca City, Okla. money isn't. Miami where much of Racardi's ad. P11 PT British thermal unit) ef- area t.certainly applIes to at Most of this year they have The steam ear can provide a nist;ati Gper;tloa ar cleaner, quieter environment been preoccupied with finding ficiency than gasoline and least SO millionaires and him- located, out whether a car would run on efficiency differential mounts dreds of others of slightly less It "as a gaga minute when Rota ry International fist. Gov, for the nation, Lyon claims, Across the causeway on 'E.uyurw's waiting for a a fuel that can be made from at higher speed modest means in South Florida. Miami Beach, Carlos Prio SoWilliam H. Stuart of Bartois as gimet of SIUfUIJ Rotary Club But there are drawbacks, too. along coal—wood alcohol, that The editor-publisher of carras, t he last cortituLional club president John Mercer happens to be Stua rt 's former pioneer, and If he comes principal when he attended Barlow Junior HIgh School. Prior to they'll all jamp into the act wi th colorless liquid used to thin While methanol burns more Mia mi's new est daily news- president ill Cuba, looks after i'fficiently t ha n gasoline, it th- luni'-hcun meeting Stuart arid wife, Nancy, were arrested and versions of the steam power sl,ellac. paper is a weal th y Cuban exile, vast real esta te holdings and the power punch alcohol—or methyl lacks Wo of od gas by to plant for cars," he predicts. the key gave them Moore Diaz-Masviclal. Miami investments which continue to taken to city jail ihere Mayor Lee "The only thing keeping en- alcohol or methanol—has been 50 per cent. Mayor Maurice Ferre is a pile up the pesos. the city. S ---- -- - —• ---- --------- - -- S_S - — - - - - - - - �-- 2 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL vironmen to! the shore, and behind them are the visible Y- pronged scars of a ski area leaving an indelible tattoo on the mountain. It took Richard Heikka's wife one and a half hours on one suimer morning to get through Slateline, the Nevada border community which caters to gambling and a proliferation of high rise structures. "It's a miserable mess," states Heikka, "those six blocks Of Stateline." Heikka should be qualified to make that assessment. He's the executive officer of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency !TRPA), a bi-state authority convened in 1VTO to plot and guide and in some ways ad. minister th: future of the greater Lake Tahoe Basin. Already 45,000 automobiles a day stream down over Echo Summit from California and spill out of the Carson Valley in ntn1 the southern end of the lake, where TAHOE CITY, Calif. (NEA) It 1375 miles of pre. th*is shore line, reflected ü the glimmers of one of the bluest Lakes In the world. Precious in the fragility of its envirorment, encroached upon by modern teochnology and the wastes It de posits. PI-CCIOUS as a natural attraction in the highest, pine 6tudded center of the Sierra Nevada range, magnetizing hordes of hUITIIS. - - And so there has been in the last decade a clamor to preserve threatened Lake Tahoe, an issue which tr. cends the Interests of the two states, California and Nevada, which share its ambience, because there are national nbironmental Implications. The Tahoe Basin, just like the r, '.(ri.!'5 -r!i ct' - the Grand Canyon of Arizona,is a rare commodity. all the "action" Is. wn At Lakea Thoe ___ -1 - -_------y ..-. . 7 quality of the lake is a stand. off" says Chapman Went. worth, a longtime journalist who has li ved on the north shore for 12 years. "The sewage Problem Is solved. Erosion and siltation is what they lace. Also occasional air pollution. "The danger Is that Tahoe will be urbanized to a point where It won't be a pleasant Place to be. South Lake Tahoe is beyond saving. My solution: Un'e the roads." The thought isn't entirely facetious. - , - points out the two hotels plus the anticipated enlargement of another will add 7,000 per. manent employes to the bash "- through the doors." The existing communities do IN- --OF-JA. aid of the TRPA. The concern with environ. ment does create a conjunctive problem. Prices have been driven up because of the limited land so that the Tahoe basin is becoming a community of tents and millionaires. Mr. Average Guy brings In his tent on weekends because it's the only way he can afford to come there; you've got to be rich to afford a permanent in. staliation. And what land remains can fall prey to the unconscionable developer. "The connotation p 'developer' is only slightly more acceptable socially than embezzler," says R.T. Nahas, "au,d then only prüvidlng the embezzler (ails to carry off his nefarious schemes with style." - " -SIZE "contains everything you need said. That's almost 15 per cent to file bankruptcy without 1300 of the country's population. to $1,500. attorneys' fees." Among - those who should file Flrnt came Betty Crocker, Even though Slavicek Is not a for bankruptcy, he said, are: Maxwell House, and other lawyer and has no legal People whose financial products which gave us Instant training, he said In a telephone affairs are in the hands of a hi'rv1ew recently that his kit Is financial cc unselor who Then someone invent ed asiegaflycorrectasaSup,eme "consolidates bills and attelevision, which gave us In- Court ruling. tempts to regulate the budget." stint entertainment (7??) at And, after all, Slavicek - A person who has his bills the flick of a switch. should know. He's worked for in a collection agency. And now, we have John J. General Motors Acceptance Anyone who has been zui Slavkek and his do-it-yourself Corp., has been an assistant or whose wages have been 0P entry- bankruptcy kit, which Is credit manager In a large attached. The Fury me replaces Satellite on Intermediate models for "designed to get you out of debt 07$. The Plymouth features furniture ctore, and has written Anyone who Is 60 day, or feemal styling with upgraded ilde, In 60 mInutes." two books on the subject: "How ne behind In his bills, or who ad tenon Sodard.dze Plynzeuths carry the " Indeed It may, providing to Get Out From Under," and can't afford to make his Fur" desigustlen. See all the new 1175 (T1kI iud Plymouth you're a speed reader, have the "A Layman's Guide to payments, or models nt Jim Lash y,kPlt U. 17 can only make Ss recoreeptng ha bits of an Bankruptcy." Uel pinenta. accountan t, and have proved Since early im, when he Slavlcek admitted that If a your mastery of bureauaatese formed the American mob of consinners followed his by doing your Income taxes Bankruptcy Couicll in San advice, there would be chaos. ._-_ - vI - PLYMOUTH FURY , - ero o u a ion (, e but it appears to be a certainty novation stems from populatim Many are reluctant to sacrifwe In the next half-century. growth," he said, "but I believe these freedoms in or And son 30 pages of form IT'S FALL AT 'k'FABRIC CENTFPC - _. . ___________ IA Justice Is Bl i nd 1 - 't. :. • - r P .,__ 'S '1 / 'p I SALES 'I Simplicity t6526 . 1~ ii Full bolts of polyester double knit. 100 pct. dacron polyester 60" wide machine wash and dry. This is one sale you won't wan? to miss. Come In early for a good selection. . 41 ' But Wholesaler iii - ' -, gL 'I 'I O •.. It', I(RII,Iw i.%uNas The Herald Services WASHINGTON — (NEA) — out out by 50 federal judges has revealed tremendous disparity in sentences meted out by different judges in identical criminal cases, The marked difference in sentencing "evidences a clear need for reform," Chief Judge Irving R. Kaufman of ond Circuit Court of Appeals said. The 3entencing experlmeat was initiated by Judge Kaufman and carried out in the second circuit. Previous attempts to document suspected disparity in sentencing have proved in. decisive because no two defen. dants are Identical, nor are the circumstances of any two crimes identical in all particuta rs. In the second circuit experiment, however, judges handed down hypothetical aentences in each of 30 identical cases. Although each of the 30 cases was an actual case Involving a real defendant, each case was disguised In one or more details so judges Involved In the ex. periment would not be influenced by the actual Sentence handed down by the judge who originally heard the The experiment revealed "glaring disparity" In sentencmg, J udge Kaufman said. He added that "a system in which the length of an offender's sen. tence Is determined by the ran- f. ,, - ranging from a high of 20 years' - -' , ."` - , * # - . - . - Florida Lobster - -- - _,-_ -- - '- ---- '- -- - - -' - - ,_ _ - - -- -_--- -. jeopardy." But this status prono actual protection. The Interior Department recently ordered Minnesota to scrap its predator control prograin, which allowed limited killing of wolves. - - wk,5.—. FE~F - . ---. - -. - -. -- . TEr. - . ------' . 4 a' - * - " AL . ....,. ' -. , -.5 • - . ..." ' IT'S A '75 MATADOR - . ' ' I - - .- . "" .'- - .-- .......... -- The reshaped grille of the 19Th /IMC Matador is not the only new development offered on the Intermediate size automobile. Disc brakes and radial steel tires are aisosthndardequInueuIonboth the sedan and station wagon. Like all new 1975 cars, the Matador ICqulreS non-leaded fuel. A heroin addict with a record previous convictions :-pleaded guilty to possession of barbiturates and received 4'L sen tences ra nging from fi ve , years' Imprisonment to two years' probation. Another defendant who t pleaded guilty to Illegal entry into the United States drew NEW YORK (AP) It's a tour. He cannot be In one area only person who gets enthuslas- necessary? It is nice for the sentences ranging from three good thing the music business all the time giving concerts; he tic on stage. Otherwise I'd have public to know something about ye ars' Imprisonment to two Isn't just like sports, says con- would be suffocated. Basically to defend myself." you. One has to do It with taste, years' unsupervised probation. ductor Zubin Mehta. There's no It Is the same thing. About giving interviews, he I think." One judge agreed to spend string across the end of a sea"We play one night in Vienna, says, "Publicity people think On the day on which he Is any sentence if the man left son like at the end of a race, so one in London, the next in without them we will not be able talking, Mehta has stayed up r country. you can know which American Zurich. You have to be on your to sell our concerts. Well, if until Results Of the sentencing ex4 a.m. studying "Lohensymphony "won" that year. toes. The orchestra comes back people do not come In New pertinent are being weighed by York grin," which be later conducted And there Is no league ranking completely jelled. It is a thing when we play here and pack th a 16-member committee of e In a concert version In Rome. on games won and lost, that usually happens at the end house, may be we should not be He has had two rehearsa ls, two FI4r) jurists. Among possible solu- "Isn't It wonderful that we of a six-month season. This playing here. How much auditions and is on his way to . tions to the problem of sen. tencing disparity Isestablish- don't have that! That at the end happens in six weeks on tour, propaganda As necessary and get a rubdown and go to an Inment of procedure to permit of a season an orchestra doesn't The standards go higher. The how much of the cult Is than restaurant for dinner. t.,_, ..t.,....:...._.._, U Ulli UILWI UI 11&1IIIIVIII 10 11 tire its manager and conductor more uemanueu 01 a pro. changes In sentence by appeals because particular judge does not ada horn player didn't do fesslonal musician, the more of vance the ends of Justice." a tension he is under the born being ex so well." Another possibility The experiment, supervised were league rankprofessional musician seems to plored Is to permit defense atIf there by the Federal Judicial Center, excel under these conditions." scfL Y(4L s\ torneys to bargain with semi- Ings, Mehta surely would not be analyzed 1,442 sentences. It Personally, Mehta is a contencing Judges over the punish- worried about his job. The Los ductor 150 000 found wide variation In fines, who seems to stick in the ment to be meted out to their Angeles Philharmonic, where prison sentences and probation public's consciousness. He was clients. This would permit law- Mehta has been music director born meted out by different judges In Bombay, India, in 1936, yers to cite typical sentences since 196Z plays to about for the same offense. 12,000 made a debul with the Vienna Imposed for similar offenses In people every week and is 93 to 0 In one case a union official 1 which was other cnnrt Rnd P;C5UTI.dtIiy t*4 per cent sold out ahead of so successful that he was in. would have the effect of time on subscriptions. Mehta viteci to loansharking and Income tax conduct a number of smoothing out Inequities In says, "If we have 300 tIckets W.-4 evacinn - a man with three leading orchestras. He made sentencing, unsold on a bad night we -WI are his Metropolitan Opera constill playing to more people ducting debut In is tv than the orchestras in Lincoln music director of1965 theand Israel Center, Kennedy Center, Cleve- Philharmonic as well as the Los land and Chicago, which all are Angeles. His wife is actress smaller halls. I think OIII Nancy Kovack. New York Philharmonic has By LOUISE L GILL minimize clothing expenses by judging One reference book says, In determining a more subscriptions sold Extension Home sizing up all old clothes. See good buyused for the " Mehta brings to opera the at any time, season than ours. We are doing Economics Agent which ones can be rem od eled— sarne electrifying personality A sale item is a good buy If it very well." add new trim, a contrasting is something that isneeded, will and same scholarly (though at Right now, the Los Angeles tinies highly personal readings You are often judged by the collar, a new belt, or top- give the service intended, fit! in Philharmo,1ic is going on a sixclothes you wear. Fortunately, stitching. that have made him a signifiwith clothes and accessories on week tour it is not the amount of money #0 Home sewing is a real dollar hand, is becoming to In Eirope, sponsored cant symphony conductor of :,ou, an4 by the Michael J. Connell Foun. our time." spent on clothing or the size of stretcher. It not only ena bles costs less money even when dation, Bank of America Founthe wardrobe that determines you to get more for your money, alterations or re pairs lie sometimes Is called theatare In- dation and Atlantic Richfield rical. He says, "I just love muwhether or not a family is well, but also helps you keep clothing chided. Foundation, dressed. Careful planning and in good repair. It Is predicted sic very much and if my love Be a shrewd shopper by think every orchestra comes out — sometim es my careful shopping will Insure that the home sewer can save that the dollars spent for 60-75 per cent of the cost of a shopping around before b',aylng needs to tour," Mehtasays. "In body might move, God forbid. I clothlr.g is a wise investment, garment. People are returning major items, trying on gar- the end It Is no different from don't think it is really theatri. nnts. considering cost of Care, violinist Isaac Stern, who has to cality. Thank G With clothing costs in- to sewing at home because od I'm not the ( 1•.. of studyi ng labels, buying multi. creasing—another4oper cent Is the rising costs purpose garments, resisting •1.• : predicted for some garments in wear, poor qualityofofready-to. ready-to- high pressure selling, and the next six months---a wise wear, and the simple, easy buying clothes that fit well and shopper will make every dollar silhouettes that are popular, are made well. It Is possible to stretch your count. Be sure to plan pw~ 0_ 4 * Il chases, check price and quality clothing dollar by shopping at Being well-dressed depends of garments, and care for sales. Finding a "good clothing more on careful smart shop..w__, -- -____4'.1L I -. ' - - - - *i clothing according to directions buy on sale" Involves the same ping, and proper care than on I ;t.( "!t r kind of thinking, planning, the amount of money you on label. The wise consumer will interpreting, com paring, and spend. Conductorays Every Orches ra Needs T of two .. - - - - _. * - - '- - 41 U II BUDGET I CPEC[ - .._ _~ - - I VNL '•• X ,-i 22$ YDS. PER SPOOL Mone MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 _ ____ _ iini _ .!-, y Improvements No Down Payment. i'_ $5,000.00 5 Years To Serves 4 to Pay. I - rr—' - -- '.."' 5 S 4. - - L L- - ': - - j---* — -5--- f FLOiiDA STATE The sportaboul is the AMC competitor In the compact station wagon class of automobiles. The vinyl roof, seen above Is one of several new features, highlighted by electronic - Ignitiais and overdrive in the manual transmL&lon. COMPACT WAGON SAN.CORO SANFORD BANK INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Member of Udd First FIj Iat, MEMBER F,D.I,C 5 hungry folks (N/Jlc'\S 4 OeZ? 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Her long tongue loll ed, but she took In ano ther case, a 26-yearold In every movement out of man with no prior recor d slant ed yellow eyes received sentences ranging Benson has raised several lit. from seven-and-a-half years in ters of wolves at his rural prison to f our years' proba tion Eagle, Wis., sporting dog kenfor conviction on two counts of ti,eft from Interstate shipment. nels since becoming fascinated with the beast's manners and In his case the median sentence morals several years ago. was three years' imprisonment. - _ - stent prior convictions, and six other arrests — received sentences ANO - -'-:"!Tf v -, We complete selection of quality seafoods Florida Fish Merchants Consi "-' _____ ___ 11 of N - * t________I ______ - 5'S * r*as'. - ' ,...... Clothes Recycling Viable OCT* -'S i . .1 A- - Buy Direct From ___ * ". . . ation ByriwirnV HARPER miles per animal, scientists the wolf. That's because of an travels the country, exhibiting winter—in the rest of the state. Associated Press Writer say. But today a wolf is f&rti.. ingrained fear of the animal his wolves and lecturing about Wisconsin, with an estimated MILAWIJKEE, Wis. (AP) nate to have 10 square miles of fostered in fairy tales, chil. them. Last summer, two on ex- 40,000 wolves in 1835, has fewer Almost crackl ing with energy, than six today. Chinook skittered down the There are no timber wolves in wooded pa th, lunging to the end the rest of the United States. of her leash and whirling in a ____________ P'c" __ New England once had tens of cloud of gray-black Fur and , thousands, but none tvis been ____ flashing teeth. sighted in the northeast in 30 "Ah, she got me again," ______ years. Nationally, the wolf is ' shrugged Orin Benson, sucking now confined to less than one the trickle of blood from the 1 per cent of i's original range. bright red scratch on the an I ! The U.S frlterucr Departme: _______ holding the rope. "She likes t'i classIfies the wolf as "a species .r play rough." - -il whose prospects of survival and Chinook is an eastern timber -. reproduction are In immediate - ,- -_ -- I- I - T several reasonswolves. attacking a human on this con. Superior, but only a dozen or so —The wolf needs virgin wil. —And there 13 little public tinert, Red Riding Hood to the — includiq four transplanted derness to survive — 40 square support For measures to save contrary," said Harris, who from Minnesota for study last / rabdnc a ______ the folding rear seat, for extra cargo space, the hatchback like all the new ear's models requires non-leaded fuel. Sales of the new model begin Nov. 15. dill a I - qu yen, der to have which, if properly completed and in New York, where the Although most experts don't It stems from other SOUtC$ and filed, may allow you to bankruptcy rate has dosiMd, expect ZPG to be achieved such as education" Another aspect is enlist In the hapov ranks cf tha much before the first real , Slaicek, who said he spends raising a child. Cmalsi&n — 14C WIIU 11W ttPt. lirin aecime axe full time on his bankruptcy h1 itkm,theaverageout1,yfnr fl And happy they are indeed, counse now being felt throughout the findings of Commission on having ling and writing, said single child and pulatlon Growth i.nd writes Slavicek In big black he's performirg a "public American economy. fupporting him through CoI}Jge print American Future, whlth on the cover of the service in response to a The fa i is estImated at ll ng American blr. in its 1972 report that between 170X0 bankruptcy kit: desperate need of hundreds of a am mn. a te, which in l4 will see reductIofl in the rate of "JL, the one million con- thousands of people who need to ZFrnayalso pcovide the big fewer babies produced per population Q!iowth would breakthrough or career- sumerii who filed bankruptcy In flleforbnp(cy."Hedhe family than at any other time in Important benefils, the Itfivye ndg"to"tof 11i mudetl women. W;tha smaller U.S. f11S7 t already forced the United States develops debt! houschild he helps. the closure of many policies to take advantage of work force, Leasure believes "Stop suits, judgments, wage The aim of the kit, he said, is metropolitan hospital mater. the r7pportunities for social and that qualified women will be attachments and creditors' to make his advice available to considered for jobs P1OU51Y nity wards and seen many economic improvement that offered harassment., more people at a lower cost. first to men. unused elementary schools slowerpopulaUungrowth wjj "Reestablish credit after "There are million Con"One negative aspect of ZPG, filing Urned into bakeries, motels provide." sinners who need to file where Individuals are conand adult education centers, "This kit," he proclaims, bankruptcy right away," he e warns that the in. cerned, is that it will result in __________________________________________________ Theoreticaliy, ze..o fL effects fI_IIl_ir of ZPG will there being less mobility," 5 _-1 JL population growth is kie point creasing at which births balance deaths. greatly alter the American life- Leasure said. "There will be dszñ mean that the total style and require industry and limited opportunities for petjnx will remaincon- individuals alike to make promotion within a company as certain adjustments, but he well as offers from outside feels that the benefits of ZPG firms." SEAFOOD Most experts believe that outweigh the drawbacks. The reason for this, explained when ZPG Is achieved the On important program which Leasure, is that t)'cae will no popul will tend to fluctuate ii t cie1y' ajj L3nger be the large talent pool Thla tiyve or below the expected takes greater effect wi ll of youth ready and waiting to 2025 census figure of more than S-ia1 &-.- t1 ascend rorporate ladders. ) UUIIAOfl DO h.h.v.c will "---u 1tniad there will be near — --.- As of now, economists, iiiswremnainviahle, 'alityhinumamongthe (Al rii iCE C AFFDn1 suentists d mographers "By the tiae the offspring different age groups. are far fron unanimous as to born during the post.World War "Businesses, too, will have to whether or not ZPG will be a 11 baby boom reach retirement make adjustments," Leasure carry a "r a .,. aid"Sonie du.stnes will be jfl _. 1eir that an end to where fewer worPers will be hurt financially until they're th will product supporting more retired per. able to diversify and stimulate sxlal end econornicstagr.ation, sons," be said. new sales from existing 'oIding thE ivy American domestic markets." "&jci4 Security rates FRESH FISH - CLAMS - OYSTERS IrIti4ion —public, privateer already too LIh," said governmental — requires SHRIMP. LOBSTERS - CRABS. ETC. 'i felt by some businesses that only _ constant expansion. cater to babies. Gerber thing w dois dici,j' llowcvcr, thc rn3.1ty agree anotJ Products Co., the largvst source sijej, as that the United States would be general tax fund which would producer of baby foods, has better oft if the rate of es- make Soc Security p -t of t gone Into life tnsuranre 4! Ave., Ma$tiend 645-4020 I.e dnwi'i4 population grow njoij coula printing end prepackaged (Bhid Pur Porpohe) "The economy can't go on Leasure believes that rnay !neals for single diw!. growing forever," said J.W. more young marikd couples Johon & Johnson, which EKIUO Leasure, professor of will be :-cevalutng their views produces a full line of bsby OE 3 FZ 16 1 A L wv - ___k un10-aiwiu1ego(ca111.i on becoming parents due pwrs, lotions shampoos 07 State Urunsfly. "Were g &"riv to the economics of is.likeGerr,reachInfthe to have to achieve ZPG sooncr the situation. adult market for these ONLY I LB. j.qj IJILf jor later as a prelude to zero With inflation increasing I - '- per cen first four months of ft LOOKS SHARP .1_S... a --- Zero population growth in be tlnitedStates is not yet a reality - _~l tong, yellow envelope and only In Los Angeles, where his costs $7.95? council has tine employes I A With today's Inflated prices, Instead Of just himself In San you can hardly take a walk for Francisco, bankr uptcy filings lea than that, have only Increased 12 per cent, AM lock wliat you get for but then his affiliate has only been in business six months, he economic growth or we'll has the number of working your money: Twenty legal-size pages saId. simply run out Of resources and couples. Two incomes allow ......t. - mii vv1yLnJflg you AflQ-' -pernaps 1av1ceWs inbe unable to produce adequate these couples greater freedom perhaps should know about fluence Is being felt as far away rood for our population. and far more luxuries than one bankruptcy but hadn't thought as Chicago, sphere bankruptcy 'People argue that in. Income could ever provide, to at t1') ByRON WEII.S The Herald Services I within 60 seconds while eating Francisco, the rate of com on the cob. bankruptcy filinp in the Bay But then, what can you expect Area his Increased 30 to 50 per for something that comes in a cent to about 20,=, he said. AMC HORNET - By JAMES J. MITCHELL The Herald Services - &Irw a1ar . guen that's why there's AmerforanSlotors Hornet for 19;5, leaturts the hatchback model above) us one oil four offerings for new car buyers this year. Willi few wolves around.." $ - P _ EDITOR'S N(YI'E — The tim"I study then and they study uninterrupted forest In which to dren's cartoons and ber wolf Is vanithing from me," he said. "There's really roam. York City. movIes. Mnerlca, says the U.S. govern- no way to tame them, They get —Hunters are competing Wolves number 3,000 to 5,000 John Harris, a Hayward, Cameat. But those who know the wild even when you let them out wi th the wolf for the white-tail hf., protectionist who has in Alaska, but only between 300 animal best believe that some- for a little bit." deer, a staple in a wolf's diet, raised two dozen wolves, says and 1,000 still roam northern how he'll survive. "Wolves can The once-proud ruler of the —Farmers worried about at- the public is Ignorant about Minnesota, according to the lat. think," says a ma who raIses forest has been on the federal tacks on their livestock oppose them. est estimates by biologists. them. "They remember th ings, government's endangered spe- the efforts of conservationists There are about two dozen on "There has never been a and can reason things out. I cies List since 1967. There are to protect America's remaining documented instance of a wolf Michigan's Isle Royale in Lake - _;~ '—-_ . - waterfront, with the planning i .—ff - __ - ;~~4;; Banru tc Fin -, - -------- d1P PM1W_ Home Kit Explains I i _;_ _!__-"V_ - ~_ I-- . have a sense of rapprochement with their beautiful niche of nature. South Lake Tahoe, a sleepy village a dozer yea" ago now bustling with growth, has removed billboards and put utilities underground to clean up the Coney Island look. Tahoe O' City across the lake is working on elegant future designs for it i'nanlmously against), the Nevada majority for the project ruled The state of California promptly instituted legal action to stop construction. Heikka, who strenuously opposed the hcteLs himself, Is in the strange position of being a defendant against California's suit. lie "Where the hell you gonna put 'em?" he asks. "I wouldn't be surprised to see (Supreme Court Justice) William 0. Douglas step In with a restraining order." Meanwhile Nevada gaming people push hard for further developmeit of their lucrative industry In their concentrated corner of the lake, to allega. tions they have bhnders oti. "They can tell you what per cent of their money the people Will leave when you get them through the doors," says Ikik1w, t not how to ge t Lhtii The most recent clash of en. vironmentaljsts versus developers involves the proPosed construction of two more high-rise casino hotels on the Nevada side in the Stateline area. One would involve 560 rooms, the other 960. They received the approval of the TRPA because of a ridiculous iieU',od of dual majority vote .he agency has a five-man aliforn1a board and a fiveman Nevada board and both nust agree to stop any Ievelopment. So although the oal vote against the hotels was .3 (California's five men Because other pollutants were building a dangerous amount of algae, sewage Is r.w I AIR Protected Wo lves Vanishing _ feet to back it out. The automobiles use up the eswlrufunent of Tahoe." HikJ.a Is full of bureaucratic facts and figures. The Tahoe basin, which now caters to 150,000 population, both transient and permanent, can achieve a population level of 300,000 wthout destroying the quality of living. (Of that, 50,000 will be year-round residents in the major communities of South Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City and Incline Village.) They will nest on only IS per cent of the basin "which is urbanized." The TRPA has already put a tight line on ex• panding out into the 85 per cent which is wilderness. Taho" topographically Is a delicate jutting of erosive rock almost right out of the water and when the surface Is exposed by man's work, powdery silt runs down into the lake and threatens to ii ~ --ir ____ ___ - . . 5_S Thursday, Oct. 3,1974-3B Showdo "It's the autos that plague US," says Heikka. "It takes 170 piped out over the surrounding square Feet of asphalt just for ranges away from the lake. that auto to park and 350 more "The battle to save the he south shom of the take loom slabs of concrete and steel hotels rising above the fr tliredpines which sweep off I .5— Thursday, Oct. 3. 19Y4 En By MURRAY OLDELMAN The Herald Senlces 1 -,----------- - E.'nPng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..;:,-X :: .. ,I1 - --- - - -. -_________ ii_S% --- ~ - --' 11_ -- -! - - -- - - -_-c-- - : �- -:.., Make Driving A n Alienable SENIORS By LYLE SUFFIELD - PIfl Siuth SrmIai1e Se ni or Citizen Club— Meet at 1st Federal Sa vings and Iian in Altamonte Springs at 1:00 p.m. OCTOBER 3 Thirty -Nlncrs Club—Meet at 7:30 p.m. Bingo. N AlWE Club— Meet at Chamber of Commerce in Sanford 1:00 P.111. - OCTOI3FR 4 NAIWE C'ub— meet Chamber of Commerce Building Sanford 1:00 P.M. National NARFE convention rep. Mr Herber t F 1knerw'll I eak - OCTOBER 7 S3 Plus Club—meet l 30P \1 —variety program OCTOBER 10 - Young Al heart Club— meet 1:00 P.M. (WTOBER 15 %ugfrc FJcfrrs—n;t 10:00A M. --- Plans are being made to d ilt H theatre on Oct. 2 - "Fiddler on the hoof - hXYZ Club— meet 12:30 P.M. SanfordSenlor Citiren Club— meet 12:30 P.M. — covered dish 4 lunchcon Bingo -. Election of new officers t. COMING EVENTS Msb Preparation Demonstration— 10:00 A.M. at Altamonte 4;prin;,,.s Ci%ic Certer — make resm3tions (only 50 each day) at TDft lllJ "I" " ,, physical, mental and emotional be ha vior. fl first objective of the Natioriul Driving Center will be defining the driving task in medical terms, In accomplish this, biomedical telemetry equipment, such as was developed for the space program, will be used to monitor body functions of drivers on a special test track. Eventually, the Center hopes to be able to identify the beha vioral, social and med ical characteristi cs of drivers who have accumulated a leng th y . 1 • - 0- jmirnalists ex. soofl beanew target of con- amined ele OASIS" 123.7090 Tasting Party follows FREE OCT. 21 Trip to Scrub Country ie advertised for Oct. 22 has been . .. I d engineer " .• .• .• . ~% MYLA ' - tougher licensing tests and even ways a nd interstate highways. currency in many places. In those 65 and older, to take an two levels of driver's license Out of the question? It's not North Carolina, for example, annual driving test. / A fully enclosed garage and storage 1!!! #1ILL 1j -1- - •1 =- -v- area with - / rheed garag. door Finger join, trim and jamb, Clarrishell . ( ' !I' I -. .. I casing Iauan door for drywall construclion. Right or left hand doors. 9. -Scotty's Mod&G.2 Model0524*' Scotty's PH Bzyz Club— meet 1st Baptist Church—Activities BuIAlng— Longwood-1ast Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. - Central Senior Clthi Club— Church of the Nativity—Lake May—meetthedand4thThurayofthemonthst10:00 'I Editor's Note Soviet women have mastered the tractor, maebinery In factories,, computers all things associated in the West with men. A Soviet woman has even flown in space. What has all this meant to the Moscow executive who needs a - - 0' -. the month —luncheon—Reservations ncessay. • .'rrrtar)'? Greater (hiedo Senior Citizens Ct.ib— Grant (Impel A.M.E. Church—'iedo---meet3rdMoudayolthemonthst4p.M, Stops leoki. Seam cia Waterproofs. Insulates reflects heat. Silver finist ,col Pd 51+ Club— 7th Day Adventist Church—Forest Qty—meet oil. trostIy on the 1st Monday ot the rncnth-1:XP.M, I I gal. .. ........... - 3 • 5........... 16 - - loftier aspirations, Tamara's tattler wishes more young wonen would consider office work. Then he and other middle-level Soviet executives could be Liberated from an. swering their own phones, - -- H - Mijde By LYNNE OLSON Associated Press Writer MOSCOW (AP) The job of a secretary Isn't exactly the first thing that comes to the mind of young Tamara Popova when she thinks about her future. While sympathizing with her o 6 rubber N - - FOAM CUSHIONE - - sco"Y's J -- - - -- ' Often, it simply means that the beleagured men have taken the phone off the [look or are ignoring it in order to try to get some work done, - — abinets UTILITY BASE CABINET - -- 700 FRENCH AVE. - White, 30" A 20" x 36. -.. St Y# a 4237 - inn DELUXE SLIDING DOOR WARD,rnrn Sahara walnu t crinkle finish. Model .36"x22 % 's*66.. -_--_ - - - 7:30-'4:OO SATURDAY . 58160" Price ri UU HOURS: 1'30 5'30 WEEKDAYS 0 ReguIjr Pric e SANFORD ' pp.@ ULU - idJ u SA,VDUS/(y OCTOBER 4thru 10 - fl114tCd. or no one will answer. * Said Price 299sq., oPf The lack of Interest in secreCanal jobs has led to such a shortage that there are only about 40 secretaries for every 100 executives in the Soviet economy, Pravda has esti- ting for those who have to deal with Soviet executives, Many times, their phones will be busy -- 1924 In the spring, hundreds of young women write to Rabotnitsa, a Soviet women's magazine, and ask for lnfonnatlon about careers. Not once, says a Rabotnitsa editor, has anyone expressed an interest In becoming a secretary. "Traditionally," the maga. rifle admitted, "the occupation of a secretary has been consid. teed a secondary one." The situation is also frustra- Avg i lucrative, - never needs waxing. 6 cc widths. 6*OT1i flO responsible, prestigious and efficiency. --- - l WATCHES - - - FW residential use over ai . TIMEX paper says this means that cx. ectitives spend up to 40 per cent of their time doing routine cleri cal work a ca rdinal sin in an economy trying to improve 0 '. - L11 The Communist party news- amont SOFrRED Q Is it necessary to scald "Freezing Florida Fruits and ,an the rob hrlerc frecing Vcctbtes" from your Cunty i 17 Home Economics Extension A: Yes. It is necessary to Office. blanch (scald) corn before Q What happened to the law tht z juiCi u fbuu from tasting like hay and the autornob1e repair business to .m:n i rnu:!v. ç -r' from a sign VtflJn cuT iirs fil 1E Food Specialist wi th they are entitled to an estimate of Florida before renair wm-k i bt:fl;Vf.tit% %~Llvpt dii'.t LLeflSIOn A: This is covered by a rriinimurn of chapter In the Flo(lda UttM four minutes for blanching time FTC Act which went into effect Awwndino IW1 Ow' th of the tar Fthgzafy 1. W Any company corn. After blanching the engagedin motor vealcle,ip.ir orn, pI1)nge it Immediately husineai must conspicuously intt, cold water to cool the cob place in the service entrance thzroughly. Cooling till take area a sign measurtn,g not less aboutl5to20mthutes. than two (2) feet inwidthj A o~rurds;u to the Fond three (3) feet In length, whkti a d - i of more than s.'iv.c the following: "Under the hmrs from pi rkm to povisin Of Florida's Fair ihg the 'rn is apt ta Trade ?rjctices Rule, all W sult in a significant loss of customers are entitled to quality even if i t is refrigerated. request an estimate on repairs For o cimiplek guide o which will exceed *2300 before freezing you may obtain repair is done' I I . filing, typing their own letters and opening their own mall. Many Soviet girls want only positions they consider more - oa n 00 Golden Years Fellowihlp— meet at Canznun1ty United Methodist Church—Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of - I Go Begging Here ALUMINU Cbiwwta Senior ClUzea (lab— Cotnxntmlty Fire Hall-7th StrceOrn1uota_meet 3rd Thif3dayo(themonthat$p.M. Before Freezing . C 13AYERS Secretarial Jobs Scatty. Pri &sin Towers— Sanford—meet 10:00 A.M. . Scald That Corn 77C - Massachusetts has guaran. using mass transit to cut down Angles Elders— St. Augustine Catholic Qrurch4 &mset —Cy—meet 3rd Tuesday of the month-10:00 A.M. -- PINECREST SHOPPING CEN HWY 1792 AT 2 th ST Next AtamonIe Springs Friendship (2ib— Altamonte Springs vic Center—Magnolia Avenue—Altamonte Springs—meet lit arid 3rd Thsday of the month-1O-.30 AM. - ' .- - Over SI Club-- All Souls Catholic Church—Sanford--meet ewery other Tuesday of the month at 9:30A.M. Sanford Senior Citizens Club— Sanford Civic Center—meet 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the monthrsixs. South Seminole Senior Citb.'os Club.— meet lstThtnday of the month-at 1st Fed Svga 3c Lc Bldg.—Rt $Z-32t1 W. Semorn a Blvd. Altamonte Springs-1- Thurdiy of the month at the Women's Club—Overbrcok Drlve—Cselberry. Thlrly-NIners Club— meets Sir.. Peter & PaW—Go1de'od14 1* idiy of tirc uwulji-7:30 P.M. Village Club— St. John's Village—Fern Park—meet lit Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. Winter Springs Sealer Citizen Club— Highlands Club House— 75 Shepard Raad-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. Young At Heart— St. Andrew. Presbyterl&n Church-9913 'Bear Lake Road—Forest City—hid Thursday of the month . M SCOTTY'S PREHUNG DOOR UNITS 06" ' Clubs, Addresses : 4~ 2 READY TOASSEMBLE X _ ------ - elebrating5O Yeam BiVltGAIN perf-arm. Community Methodist Church in Casselberry — 7:30 P.M. NOVEMBER 18 Tarpon Spriap Trip— Visit and see the romance of Sponge fishing on the Gulf of Mexico. Eat at a famous Greek Restaurant, visit the beautiful Greek Cathedral and the church of the famous Ennis paintings. Enjoy the unique shops along the waterfront OWEN11BER 16 Crystal Uer Trip— Set aside a day to learn about early F1 ridt before Uv white man. We will go to Crystal River re Florida Rangers will guide us past old Indian Mounds and by nhibils in the inuseum. We wW stop at the Yulee Sugar Mill and have a boat ride at the bea utiful Hcxnassa Springs. Trip Will include a luncheon at the Holiday Inn at Crystal-River. -_-'./•- BRECK - C Duo Piano Concert— Connie Gottchalk and Kathryn Carlo N 119 FJ 1 OCT011ER 26 r - — cnangtA it, Oct. 24. The details of the trip plans have not been - I — OCTOBER 15 & 16 "4 I DR VER For nearly a decade, responsible, rightrninded and Next, the journalists zeroed In holder to operate vehicles only of licensing pilots, which is worked out in cooperation with greatest attention hasthe been an Incompetent driver Is on the driver as the area where on surface streets, another for based on various levels of medical, legal and Insurance lavished on the vehicle, via showing up in subtle and the most good can be done In people qualified to drive on al; proficiency, experience and associations in North Carolina. federally mandated safety widespt- d Ways. improving safety, public roads. This system physical health. standanis. In virtually every other part .t a rei't seminar on auto They talked about better would hopefully allow only good This proposed scrutiny of of the country there has been Most recently, however, s4ety ljxsnsired by Mercedes. driver education programs, drivers on the freeways, park. one's "right to drive" Ire gaining talk of requiring senior drivers, there are signs that there will Benz, a panel - - : NOTE — Not cv. teed a minimum income for its auto damage to the environ- bikeways originally planned as ttiiii. Waste ha ppens that cannot be re- closure laws, many carrying in Washing_ elderly. It assures them of $195 ment. scenic routes into bicycle cycled Is converted to fuel for stringent penalties for violation ton. In fact t,!flOtC tsitugi are Chattanooga, Tenn., is In, rou tes, han"nJng,quietly, without fan a month from federal takeover power plants. Wisconsin cities -some including loss of office . of the state's aid-to-the-aged augurating a mass transit 0(1To Brad Jones, 17, of Port- and counties collect trash and if the violator should win. states, cities and program, plus a state supple. thority. A half-cent of Mich- land, who uses a bikeway to get ship it to regional ce tow' nters for nsaerou America. They es- mflent of $214.52 for a couple liv- •gan's two-penny increase in to and from work in a recycling under departcaped th supervision of ' e bog called Water- ing together without blindness gasoline tax Is going to • OIiCS mass ilient store, "it's really a great the state. gate. At Inc grass roots, the or disability, transit, and the state Is deploy- idea." Jones says he has friends In the urban environment, busi ness of go , ernment is Several states, including ing a fleet of minibuses In its who feel the same way. "It's a Philadelphia is rehabilitating The state of Washington reom ug. Pennsylvania, have "circuit smaller cities that can be sum- much safer way and it makes 580 homes in a neighborhood quires all candidates for state breakers" In their tax laws, moned by telephone for door-to- getting to work a lot faster and development program and office and all elected officehol. Far from the center of power, pegging property tax payments door service. Michigan also is easier," tearing down scores of aban- ders to file personal financial while Washington floundered In to inenmeg eenmg 51 parking ii In other moves to Improve the cloned homes to turn the lots statements listing salaries, at Watergate, state, county and The provision, plus rent relief strategic spots around the state environment: into urban "green spots." Salt dividends, real estate and stock City governments moved to widows and widowers age 50 for car pools. St. Louis city and West Virginia is scrapping Lake City has forced its holdings, positions held in busibriskly and often innovatively or over, has meant tax rebates county, the neighboring state of the half-million abandoned cars downtown businesses to remove ness firins and all clients of the to advance the commonwealth for tens of thousands of elderly Illinois and their [31-State Sys- and assorted other pieces of the neon jungle of overhanging firms doing business worth $500 Government at the grass Pennsylvania ns. They are pa id tern are reducing bus fares to junk marring its countryside. signs, which once rated its Main or more each year. Washing ton roots acted with vitality in with income from the state lot- cents and expanding service. Connecticut is building 10 Street a mention in a book also requires candidates or Oregon is using highway money plants to process solid waste kitsch. many areas despite the two tery. their election committees to list years of scandal iJnPeachment to build more than 60 miles of and recover reusable materials Forty-seven states have all campaign contributions of Pennsylvanians have proceedings and presidential proved $100 million in bonds to bikeways and turning urban such as Iron, glass and alumi- passed campaign finance dis. more than $5. resignation in Washington - provide low-Interest state loans perhaps even because of them, to nursing homes which find it Some states aided their elder- virtually Impossible to obtain LEMON FRESH IVIVith t,'IK and rent relief. otil- money in tile private market to ers, in cooperation with their upgrade fire safety. Arka.-mis SHAMPOO FLA municipalities, inaugurated provides free prescription 10Y 12 oz. DISHW;QUID rly. New York new iiihss transit system S. drugs for the BA is letting 60 and older Nearly all Pa&sed campaign LIQUID finance disclosure aws. audit courses ° LIMIT 1 Se :raI re:rkanlzed 1tr universities and communit) w-j TX GIANT SIZE 2 governmental machinery from co eies. st IAS top to bottom. Many took new West Vliginia Is using a $4 steps to improve the safety and million federal grant to provide security of their residents. And transportation tickets for the some took long-range steps to elderly and disabled on both plan their futures, 4 public and private carriers. U And with its state lottery PARK - DAVIS At the federal level," says money, Pennsylvania is Dan Evans, governor of Wash. providing free rides for anyone ington and chairman of the Na- over 65 on any of more than 70 tional Governors' Conference, YADE paricipating transportation "Initiatives are still being de- systems HIGH POTENCY at any time but rush bated or 'considered' -in such hour. VITAMIN & MINERALS critical areas as consumer protee lion, governmental Environment reorganization, energy use and Boston has been ordered by controls, land use legislation, the Environmental Protection welfare reform, ethics it' Agency to reduce t he n umber 0f governr'mcnt -while states and pø cars on its old narrow treets their subdivisions have acted To help meet the EPA filing. decisively." cut air and noise pollution and PRICES A survey by The Associated reduce the traffic Jams, the GOOD THRLI 11?i1 130 Press has turned up a variety cf Massachusetts Bay Tran,.,.. SUNDAY state and local projects over the sportatlon Authority offers TABLETS past two years - all of them "dime thne" in nonrush hours, — determined efforts to grapple when passengers can ride Reg. 7.95 Value Limit 'I with the nation's political, buses, subways and commuter economic and social problems, railroads anywhere for a dime. Normal fare is 20 to 25 The Elderly MEN'S. LADIES' a tee: Other cities nd .. . record of accidents and traffic violations, and from there develop appro pr iate rehabllit.a. man and woman, ing aspects of the problem, one which would authorive the very different from the system tion programs. The Concept was :.au - '--- ----- Grass Roots Government Booms 128 acres have been secured and $2 million appropriated by th e state for the establishment of a National Driving Center. The Ce nter's purpose Is to examine the medical aspects of s. driving, including the driver's , and unassailable right.' in effect, a decision to cowl Calling somebody a 'bad danger. driver" is one of the more perThe hundreds of th ousands sonal insults one could ever ut- who have been killed and the ter. millions who have been Injured The simple tru th is, declining on America's streets and highhighway fatality statistics ways are testimony to that. notwithstanding, the typical The growing interest in the American is not a good driver, driver as the key culprit in More than likely, he or she is a continuing saga of death and lousy driver, destruction — and we're not There are three ingredients in talkingabout "the nut behind (lie highway safety recipe: The tile heel," v but th e average road, the vehicle and the driver. American — - -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RIgh t ate Village Club —Nlect WSJ. John Vi1lagetn Fern Park -., eil By GARRISON TERHUNE centration, the driver. Safety Li, The Herald Services of course, a quite legitim For Americans, to whom goal for automakers, an owning "a set of wheels" is obligatory one in fact. But something taken for granted, safety is a relative quality. knowing how to drive comes as There can be no such thing as naturally as knowing how to an alo!utely safe car, no tune a color TV. It's a toss-up as matter how many safety Stan. to which Is considered more dards it meets. A car Is ei ther difficult. more or less safe. Further, if Getting a driver's license Is you agree that there is always one of our teen-age rites of the Potential for an accident in passage. So all too many of us a traffic situation the decision also consider it an inalienable to drive Dma public roadway ( )CTOBFR 3 - Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974 4B—Evaning Herald, Sanford, Fl. SEMINOLE '--- - 938 I . , '' I Scot Sale Prlcb 44 2 6Y's -- - 25% off on all Sandusky metal cabi nets - - - I A secretary recently ex- - plained in a letter to the govtr;unen( news;aper Izvestia about some of the reasons for the secretarial shortage. LING RING "Our work may seem very simple to everybody," she said. "But by evening, our heads are president of Seminole High heavy and our nerves are tem. School Student Council Ringling,We are not paid well at all for Charlotte K. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C_ Ringflngof 518 locust Ave., Sanford, has been named a semi-finalist In the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro S:udents administered by National Merit Scholarship Corp. She hopes to study veterinary medicine at in Institute Tuskegee Alabama. our labor. There are gradations of qt'dIiIicdUu' no bonuses." no According to the State Cornmittee on labor and Wages, secretaries make tin average of 5U rubles a month - $lC4. 1123, Only 10 technical schools In the country offer secretarial training. Last year, they graduated 570 secretaries. - - ---,- .2 - -- - -- -_ '4 -_---- --.- 2 - KODAK 20 _ - - --2. -: Thursday, Oct. 3,1974-58 �- S - - S SS77 S_ -- - -T - .T:II :5 T TT.T : T;: -- .51 -MY-7-r-71 - . . - -- --. Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974 613—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL LEISURF ., Seminole County Land Transactions Are Recorded Stanley F. Smith & wi Sarah Win. N. Taylor & wf. Louise Martha Lernhart, wid to A. Wm. Forness Jr., & James (QCDi Arthur J. Simpson, Charles Clayton Jr., etux etal Grand Solar Industries Inc. to John H. Cunniigham, agi & Ricardo to To Frank J. Fox & wf. 13 Delgado & wf Elisa, Lyden dba Forness-Lyden Prop agl. to Mired Simpson Jr. Lt Susan to R G. Davis,wid., u Columbus Steele & wf Elger, to H. Michael Nolen & wf. Ellz. Wn% B. spears, NE of NE 2 & E of 22 Blk E. Robert L. Ovledo, Lt 56, Milton Square condom. Api. Unit 2 Bldg., D, leaiS 33' Sec 28-21-31, Lts 13 & E 25' of Lt 13, all of 14 81k C to Ralph V. Hadley, 1-3 ml: N. 81k C, lit Adda. Grove Ten. in Annabelle R., Lt 7 Blk G North 14 Van Aradale Os Orne SanlandoSpgL, Tr. 16, 2nd repl, 278.67' of:Comm. at SE cor of NE's of Sec 18.21-30, $100. Oviedo $1,500. Orlando Ten., Sec 3 Unit 1, Cherrywood Gdns., $31,500. Betta Addn to Alt. $26,500. Martha S. Ldn2i—, ibid etc to NW'S of NW of Sec 33-21.30 Wiles Constr. to Edith F. Brokerage Co Addn. Black $24,000. Emily W. Sackett, wid to $24,100. Matthew J. Krukoskl & wf (QCD) Doris C. Locke to etc. $37,000. Joseph E. Pickens& wf. Debris LorIta to Frank S. Moreno & Frank Wallace & Doris Claik, sgL, Lot 49 81k A, North Hainm., less part etc., 0100. (QCD) Jane Bernadette Ralph V. Hadley to RIB, J., N ' of S 330' of W ' of 111k ci Ilighberger to Kenneth Frank (QCD) Grand Solar Indus., Donna I.. Cohen, Unit SE, wf Justine, U 29 81k 1, Camelot Williams LI 7 Milton Square, Orlando Ten., See 9 Unit 2, (hiedo1 $1,500. Inc. to Mae J. Spears, E 15' of Sausalito, Condom. Ph. I $100. Properties 1-3 ml: N. 278.67' of: Blk 3, M. M. Smith s-d, $3,000. Highbcrger, W 73' LI 16, E 2.5' $24,000. ad Un. 2, 833,400. Thomas I. Cohen & wf Donna Commerc. at SE cor of NW4 of Earl R. Hunter, wf Joanne to Allen J. Reid & wf. Tylene to It 3, all of 4 81k F, Alexandria La Von R. Lockwood, sgl to G. Nelson Blackmore, of 17 Blk 13 English Eat. Un. 1, to Doris C. Locke, Lt 9 131k A NWL4 Sec 33-21-30 etc. $100. Robert R. Clotfelter Jr & wf Wilbur GrigflOfl & wf Pauline, James K. Doasman & wf. Veda Dr. (viedo, $100. Trustee to Robert Clinton $100. Forness-Lyden Prop. to RHL Russell Jr. & wf. Sharon G., Lt Sterling Park, Inc. to District Kaollwood, 3rd Addn, $11,000. Shirley, Lt 2 81k C North Lt 3 Blk C, Eastrook s.d Un. 14, A., LI 7 Indian Hills Un. 5, Miller & sons Oil. Inc., to John D. McLellan Jr., to John Prop., suite 24 tot: N. 278.67' 13 BIk D, Hidden Lake Un. IA, School Board of Scm. Co., from $38,900. Orlando Ten., Sec 3 Un. I $33,700. eroiiie P. McCauley & wf. J. B. Steelman Jr. & WI. tQCD) Edw. C. Schweickert NE cor. of W 1z of SW of NW D. McLellan Jr. & wf Mary L of: same as above $100. $30,400. $,o0). Donna Lt 5 Devonshire, $43,000. hallmark Constr. to Regino. Marcel Faille & wf. Diane to James A. Gergely, & wf. Mildred to Mildred P4. '.s of Sec. 22-21-30, etc. 15.11 Lts 8 & 9 131k F West Altamonte Board of Prov. Elders Deecetexine Constr. to Edgar IlLS., Sec 2 8100. Alexander, Jr., & wf Diannetta, Madeleine to Thomas E. Southern Prov. Moravian sgL, L..s20 81k 17 North Orlando, Schweickert Lt 11 BIk 37 acria $98,000. Hunt & it. Chain & wI. Naucy H., Lt 2 Charles ft Williams & wf U S 81k C Washington Oaks, wf. Barbara A. Us 18 & 19 W 1, C. V. Humphrey & WI. Susie Crystal Lake Winter Homes ad, Church, or Unitas Fratum to $21,900. Ifik (; Sseetater Oaks, S't 5, to Steven A. Hallauer, sgl., Lillian to Nellie L. Fryer wid & Sec 2, $21,200. L C. Wright & wf. Willie Mae, $100 Winter Springs Dcv. Corp., of 20 111k 8 San Lant-a, $51,000 $531900. Hallmark Constr. to John C. Bobbi J. Frye, sgl. to Wendell from S mile post of Sec. 21-19- Gary A Fryer, & wt Melissa, I.t Wright, Lots 25 & 26 to L. C. From NE cor. of LI 6 Gardena Greater Constr. to Clark 1). Torres & wf Eleanor, Lot 13 131k i.,Idge& wf. Judith, Unit 2F. Aldridge & Robert S. Poston, 29, etc., being part of unred. 17 Twenty West $20,500. Jamestown, $100. Farms $100. 'p 4Zj W '?fl' si T # 9IO2 I4LJ Ul,.ri,rItki W,frItpn Ui hlantle •')A IW Ifll'fll Sliinrl P IinIIg.n),.I, 1' Wnrhln,1f n flnLc IT4I taws WY IV UL £41. *U. • Br. Sausaliw, Condom. rn I, Home Mission Committee, St. to Violet Hollenbeck, Its 9 & 10 $22,600. So. Addn., $16,900. $39 30() harry A Goehr[ng Constr. to David L. Jonker & wf. Cynthia Jimmy W. Boling & Louise to Johns Presby. etc. to Paul W. 131k D, Buena Ests., $100. Win. E. Walker & wf Jean to Tho mas W Ossler & wf Donna to Ernie M. 1.eitgeb & wf. Richard A. Hamilton & WI. Waters, Trustee, that part of SE I Richard K. Reynolds & wf J., Lt 2 Blk C, Golfvlew Est., Gertrude Lt 19 131k J Suns. of SE 'a of NE ' (less S. 60') Karen A. U 1, 81k E, little Barbara L. From SE cor. of Sec Meredi th Manor Un. I merset No, Sec 5, $31,000. of Sec. 33-21-30, lyi ng E. of SR Weliva Est., No. 1, 120,500. NW'i of Sec 14-21-31 etc., $5,300. 27,800. Donald A. Hughes & wf. Cora 436, $250,000. Louise H. Nelson, wid. to Wm. Edw. C French & Jessie to Rudolph Difalco & WI Shirley B. Tyler& wf. Lettle P., W 5th. Harrison D. Dobbs Sr & wf. to W. I.. Jordan & wf. Laura Jo. N 162' of SY 74' nf F 174' of W ' Peggy to Ewe1l W. White & Edw, C. French, It 8 111k A to Geo. F. Trudeau Sr. & WI 10 ch. of S ch. of Set. 29-19W ssf, I liltired i 1. 1 18 Wk F. J / igacfl., $1W. M;turi-tn, U 45131k E, North 31, less 1 110, $2,OUO. [ MV -. f N : -f S S Clifford G. Gardner & wf Orla ndo Ten., Sec 6 Unit 1 Country Club Manor Un. 3, $100. 32, $15,200. John H. Stevens & wf. Ellen to Howard J. Kenyon & wf. James A Lowe & wf. Brigitte Katherine to Ivan M. Hall & wf $27,000. Edw. C. French &WI Jessie to Betty I. Gordon L 17 111k G Marie to John ny M. Davis & WI. to Geo. Diniaco & wf. Mary, Lt Susan J. It 4 & N' of 5 Blk 1 Woodmere Par k, 2nd rep!., Patricia LI 14 Blk S Sunland 244 Spring Oaks. Un. 2 1.40000 Lake View Lk Mary, $21,500. Jessie French — S 146' of N 219' L.a aaa •t 111111111 0 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL )' TONIGH T'S v. IlU -- - t'... •')') '5- TV 1.111 V14 I &IIUIfl.i.. V P * • t•:.l ;' WI. janet ni'i ii. svvi.svser Donald A. Hughes & WI. Cora to Arnold G. Wilkening & wf. tu W. L Jordan & wf. La ura Jo, Mary 1., It 3 111k 11 Eastlirook N 162'ofW74' o f 174' of W i s.d Un. 15, 833,500. of SW 'of NE of Sec. 23-20Vernon M. Starr & WI Joyce 32, $15,200. to Ronald H. hloll enbaugh & WI Mamie K. Douglas, wid to Barbara—U 1 flak The t..,r,u MMIU4IU A. LII. a.. ni talC. IV Charles H. Carroll & tiff Ma 1')Ll1L IAA' nf W 91QU. I, -- S You 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (I. 9) Let's Make A UW- Deal (13) Movie Charlotte LI 8 81k A Sweet- Wildmere, LW $100. Leonard K. Vogel, trustee to water Oaks. $69,700. Wilco Constr. to John W. Wm. K. Ireland & wf. Mary J., Waters, Jr. & wf Sandra—Lt. 52 (corrective) Beg. 15.57' E of Blk A No. On. Terr., Sec. 9 Unit intersec. W line Sec. 3$ & -. -- (24) Prime Time 8:00 (2, 8) Sierra (6) The Waltons (9) Odd Couple (24) rhe Way it Is (35) Rat Patrol (44) Bold Ones * centerline Curryvlll e Rd., etc. In Sec 36-21-32, 1100. 8:30 (9) Paper Moon (24) International Performance (35) Pre-WFL Special 9:00 (2)..$) lronside (6) Movie ( Streets CX San iflrfls fiSh, lnø (ihnn £ f 'J •• '' Dorothy to Doroth y L. Gibson, Its 25 & 26 81k 3, West Wildmere, $100. (QCD) Billy Joe Gibosn & wf. Dorothy to Dorothy 1. Gibson, LI 10 & E 25' of 11 Blk 3 Resurvey 131k 4, Wildznere, $100. Wal ton B. Hallowes Jr. & WI. Donna to Walter D. Grothe & WI. Carolyn Its 3 & 4 Blk D Sanlando Springs Th 76, 2nd repL, 133,400. Dryan C. Smi th & WI. Janet to DanielJ.Antoneill&wf.Nancy U1OBIkD,SterllngPark Un. 1, S Mary Dodd, ag). to John C. Dodd& wf. FrancesJ.,S of U 61, Blk 3, West Wildznere, Ll FrnrI Ii rA Movies Wm. J. Mason, sgl. & Lorraine, sgl. to Deiterich A. Doerfier & wf. Ella J., Lt 4681k A Summtrt 'No,,- See- 3, $33000. - 41 BUSINESSMEN - - r. S. JA 63 Devonshire, $43,,W. 15, Tier 6(lea stip. I 6' side) E The Huskey Co., to Goebel R. Traffords Map, $44)) Geo. W. Cothran, sgl. Entr., Inc., LI 7 Blk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. $13,900. Donald W. W ilson & wf. Linda, JohoR. Andersen &wf Ann to Robert M. Martin & wf Bernice, 17-20.31, $4 .41 ' .41 1VV , lying No. of Sr 436, in Sec 15- wl Eunice to cB Gdns Inc., IA 3 21-29 (less N. 493.7'. $155,000. 131k If Lake Kathryn Park 5th * Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Adda. $100. ___ - BU'2TER and MILLIE "_ -z- / P Closed Thursdays liii - READ SECTION OF O 41 (3$, 44) Movie 1: (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World * * 110 * * * 41 41 Thomas Wa.ssel& WI Karyl & I9BIkA, Longwood North, $100. Louis J. Forte & WI Cheryl to Clarke E. Cubs & wf. Michael P. Zaccardo, sgL, Sec Consandra to Hubbard W. 26-20-29, S2 a of N'z of NW'S of Harmon & Lo rene Lt 24 Magnolia Hill, $16,500 $20,000. (QCD) Ruby MJ9y form. Kenneth H. Johnso & WI Betty toOthoC Bell &wfDiane P,lcWatters form. Rose to M., Li 26 Little 1k Georgia Francis Kirk May & wf. Ruby J., Lb I Phillips Terr., $100. Terr., $30,100. Wm. Zacow & wf Betty to CoTIdated1.andLv.toC. 1.a.--'... .... avi, v,m. narxins & wE. Susan 1., LI. Charles C Auiiila 1.._i ., U .3 81k B The Meadows 2 131k 13 Nor th Orl., Ranches, Sec. 2, $2,N*). Un. no I $48,900. Harold T Fues & WI Emily K. Richard S lul1a, . & E tc., to Charlton Sperry, sgl, Carole, sgL to Thomas Bzady& It 4 & W . of 5 Wil li amson ills, wf, It 22 111k Q c'TIliSti ESI, 3 sw14 Ilanko Constr. to Dennis inc., to Charles W. Grimes & WI Melba I), LI 8 Galloway&Louise,i.123131k 11 Sterling Park Un. , La Sy1rn Eats., $23,500. . ; - __ iOHN.W OPTMT!ST announcE Visfc Care Contact Lenses App?s Preferred 8324128 already know the benefits and will certainly want to be included this year. - Winter The charge of $10 (Anti-Infl ationary 4i Rate) will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll," in our 47th annual Progress Edltlnn r'.!!!'.cd Sunday, October p27. I COOLING You Gel Both With £ R \ -11 Moft / ..-. 4.rdreshed f I . - A 0 -- CALL t 4 CLASSIFIED AD - SANFDHEATING&\ AIR CONDITION ING PH.322-6390 2609 Sanford Ave., l Sanford ',I4 4 322m2611 4 1 -- 0 J O ~ . III / DcrmRTMEINT T P 4k i F MW PLACE YOUR ORDER , ' ' - : N-~illj . . J-...,.., -~7_ "I -_ AMWST~~ ' _..-.-- __ W * a, * if f, * Until now. if . 0. a . 0 -: , . II' * I .&, I sl r.Ison• rar4ofl corvci • t. -- r '-. pin wivniU . 90r136I rI-31L, R 0(1 04 C NA rk I ~7~pii . -- stl II . . -- -, . r • L- ' 1-1ga wnefr,,.,I n. fk n,,,HO,s,. h. UU'.II WI 41.11 wise, on Friday night on ABCTV at 9:30. The network is desperate because the programmers have also embraced the show. The network is now considering shuffling Its schedule to put "The Texas Wheelers" in a more advantageous time slot and also has dispatched Jack on a mini publicity tour along the East Coast in an effort to attract an audience. .he Beverly Hills Hotel, and hen put together a group that ndlt the Bel Air Hotel, and he i lecam3 its manager. His career in the motion I )ictUre business was still in the f - --I I ookkeeping department for I ansuel Goldwyn. He became omptroller for the Hopalong I assidy pictures, and recalled hat he owned five per cent of he package. "But we only grossed $5,000 Answer I to Previous Puzzle Worldwide ACROSS 1 Honshu city 39 Distnbut t- F'--ollwo 41 Dew (ab I HJ 1'11 1E 42 Caucho 9Uwd 44 Father (Fr) j J•I 4'. worldwide 46 Iiouquet 49 Angry 12 Verbal T s A IfM S3 Boy 's name I3On top of N 91 6 54 Mountain on $4 New Granadn Crete statesman 15Referrncrs 56Labei 57 At all times 17 Ignited 33Certatn 58 Charged atumsSL)uaUs In IShabby combats l*Siuie 59 Compass cnt - England 35 Woman j 9 Fight' implemerit 60 T)ndarrus OMurwentrance adviser wiIetmyth.l 21 Ita lian city 40 Unclosed 23Thrrad(comb 61 Being iLatini I Trail Cities- 29 Forbidden 34 Seesaw 36Summary 37 Female For Friday, October 4, 1974 GENERAl. TENDENCIES: A day to ceraaldcr your financial position and to study your assets and liabilities. Make a more satisfactory budget for yourself. If in doubt, contact and get suggestions from one vastly experienced in monetary matters. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) U you study your financial poiUon correctly, you will know what to do to improve your position. Following your hunches is wise. TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) Study personal affairs more carefully and you'll know what is best to do in the future. Accept an invitation to small social affair. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Be sure to assist one who koks to you for aid and is in dire need at this time. Show your humanitarian qualities. Be poised. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You have an opportunity now to get in touch with good friends who can assist In a project you have in mind. Relax tonight. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Showing admiration for those in public office who are doing a good Job is wise and right. Taking part In civic affairs is wise. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can now engage In a new activity and bring about the expansion you have long wanted. Taking a trip now will bring fine results. 1.1 BRA I Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Follow your intt'ition when dealing with the one vos' love. Use good conu-non sense and come to a meeting of minds with associates. SCORPIO ((Xi. 23 to Nov. 21) If you are frank in discussing problems with associates, you get fine results. Steel clear of one who opposes you. Be alert. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Talk with co-workers early in the day and all goes smoottdy in your line of endeavor. Buy new clothes at the right prices. ('Al'RIC')llN 1)ec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make preparation earl) for the amusements you want to enjoy later in the day. Try to be more understanding with loved one. AQUARIUS ( Jan. 21 to Feb. 10 Plan how to improve Use intenor of your home and increase harmony with those who dwell with you. Shtw that you are sensible. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. )) Contact those who can assist you In making your rouWes more efficient. Consult an expert for advice you need in monetary matter. IF YOUR CDII.!) !S BORN TODAY.. J1 or she early an life will unders'and the value of a dollar and will like to deal in (acts and figures. Be sure to provide the finest education you can afford, stressing the practical side of li fe. Direct It toward such js'!cion' as htiriking, building, and medicine. Some study of I1ItLSIC is fine. "The Stars impel, they donot compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Ricshtees Ind,vd,.al Forecast for your sign for October 11 now ready. For your copy send your brthdel, and II to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Htr&ci P0 Boz 679, Hollywood. Calf. 90071 __ - Anytime he foun himself in a tight spot, he left. 4!- - u--\ * 4' - I "ANASTRPIECEl" ru gIRV, y * OR 831-9993 V % - - -4 % (, VSIVDAV ii' 41 _ '3' $1' * * * * Kway is * 41 4t Aa; _•- 10 0.0. • ii. * - year . V , I co, * Con,,, It's an efficieiit, quiet, compact central systeil nsa, povies comforting warmth in winter cgoI air in summer. You'll enjoy living in your house elI - Ok TNL *P,IET1cE*N. ______ ic 1 ID :0 ALTAMONTE MALL M. Says Summer u. fico Hours 41 p HEATING the opening of his office at the 10 a.m. to 9 P. B.T. Udee , I,(J(%J. 5.ZkiU. 41 _____ nn.4 a ,lnin.1 1I•Jl mipS,, p.ifIn,. .J 'J'JM lb J, I(I4Ibra 6Method laIrw nickname Lx)s I 43 Artist's frame 1u Capacity i3 MaUHfl 2 Domesticated 46 Quote timber ilAtgeriancity 2Sh,t'Icltc,jr,r. :4stringcd 4$ !)onateil 3 ct btuidIt i instrument 50 Bustles mpot 4A',md land SiNumbeript) 5 Oriental 52 Gaelic orgI 3HObbJ 6 Made amervisi 531ffl(3* 55MuscaI 7--Star 11 Constellahon syllable State 8) CAR1Ll. RIGHTER 4 1 two other series during his 25Jack Elam used to be one of - year acting career, both short. the orneriest characters ever to Ived, "Dadota" and "Temple "grace" the big screen. He was 1ousthn," but has turned down the heavy in more thai 100 it number, of regular roles In feature films, mostly westerns, 'ecent years. They all called for and the villain in 24 guest Lip- tint to play the sidekick. pearances on the 'Gunsinoke" "1 just waited for something series, more than any other Joser to the lop," Elam Icciared. And what he likes guest in the show. About four years ago, he -yen more is that he doesn't played a comedy role In a save to ride a horse anymore. "I'm too old for horses. I'm crazy, Western spool with James Garner called "Support '7." Your Local Sheriff." It turned Elam's career as an actor has in his career around, and hd uncommon beginning. He hasn't played a heavy since. ictually was an accountant Now Jack is costarred in i ("That's good training for new series, "The Texa becoming a villain," he joked), Wheelers." He plays th originally from Miami, Ariz. straggly, cantankerous, no His family moved to Los Angeles when he was young, good father of the brood, funny series according to th and Elam suffered an eye inalmost unanimous writtei fury ("I got it in a fight," he I admitted) that eventually was I words of critics. The show has one problem; i to cut short his career as an hasn't corralled an audience, ac'ounthnt. Also, one syndicate TV critic he first year, so I got out" he has vowed to do "all I can to .tcalled. "The next year, the ,icture grossed $5 million — keep the show alive." HOROSCOPE THIS PAPER. ills. I Obviously, Elam is hopeful the series will go. He's been in By DAN LEWIS The herald Services form) 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,1) News (9) All My Children ii' No 24 tI1y part (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News ____________________ ,. • -.-. ~1 1Uâ (35) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 112,111) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Starts Tomoorow IS THE MOST WIDELY (35) Lost In Space (2.6,1,9) News (13) Ernest Tubbs Show (24) Villa Allegre (44) Show 6:30 (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (13) Johnny Ringo (24) Man And Environment 6:00 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password 7:30-9:13 M OlIft-IM IN THE PROGRESS EDITION ___ _____ Ends ii' * Bertha M. Toth & hb. Stepehn CB Gdns Inc. to Donald E P.,U164,WrcnwoodHta,Un. Newier&wf Eunice. U3 Blk H 2,$33,900. Lake Kathryn Park 5th Addn Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Edw. CB $2,). U2 Blk M, Spring LkHuhs,Sec FrederkkS. Weber, toVelma L Adam & wf. Peggy, U 260 J E. balsa to Lonnie G. 1. Weber, Lot 9 01k C, 5, $73,500. Wrenweed - - - ------ - & Ann —a HIS., Un. 2, $33,200. WI .uu iiuu.., YIIIU w 1W(I 1111. IlL1U.i Kenneth P. Summers & WI. ji is Lucille to Peter 0. Donahue & 1106. John H. Hollingsworth Jr., June toThom,sE Shea II&wf. sanlExloSpr1ngs,$a,00. wfMargsretbtl Blk A,Lake LI 181k C The Meadows Orl. Appliance Co., Inc.. to wklc. to Donald G. O'Brian & Wend' Mills Shores s.d $13,000. Un. 1., 147,000. Eric Johnson & wf Barbara, It David F Frilz & WI Joan to wf. Elaine, Us 13 & 14 Bear Loui$ R. QusI1ette & wI. 18 131k 1 &minoc s.d Doa3d E Ross & wf Sanfra LI Lake Eats., $86,700. 4i Sylvia to James S. Harvey & wf. Frank Dee Palmer II & 80 Casa Aloma, $41,500. Judith It 20 Woodcrcst Un. 2, (QCD) Charles W. God.chall Luther I. Fohec & WI Dale Frances to wyatt A. .&rmftekl to Pauline J. Godshall, U 38 4i D. to All-State Paving & Constr. Jr.. se. Apt. Unit 202, Bldg. H., Michael B Danforth & wi Colonnades, 3rd Sec.. $100. Cu., E is' A W 150' of E 00' Crown Oaks, cond., $45,OCO. Prospective Customers Learn Your to Harold L. Monroe & WI Annette B. Wilder, sgl. to mev. FAitr., Inc. to Milton :less S 600') of Govt. U 5, See Glenna V. 1124 Quail Pond E. JrthurJ. Siinpsor,, Lt 13 111k C, 41 Firm's Name, when It was tounded, who Lowenstein & wf. Eleonore, 23-19-32 $30,200. Acidu CB $I2,uO0. 1,t Addn Grove Terr., $100. 41 runs it, and what type of business you Allan Left & wf Paula P. to Condom. Re S. Unit 21, Sheoah, have. -- Luis F. Mares& wf Maria E., N Sec 3, $27,100. 2.25' of It 80 & S 76' of 79 (QCD) Gelon B. Revels & WI. Doris to Janice Revels, sgl, U English Woods $41,500. If your firm ran last year, you + LiiIiTtoT. * THE HERALD'S HONOR ROLL (13) Black Saddle (24) Electric Company AFTERNOON * * * * H ORDERS EARLY! IL * --- HAVE PLACED THEIR - 1 **% (9) Gllligan's Island (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) $10.000 Pyramid (33) Movie (44) Green Acres 10:00 (2. 8) High RolIen () Now You See It (9) Splt Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News (33) The Saint 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie WIde World Of (9) Entertainment (24) Man And Environment 12:00 (24) Captioned News (44) Fugitive 1:00 (2, I) Tomorrow Show (9) May Is - -- (2) Bonanza Gomr Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:15 (13) Women's News With Helen Pelkin 5:30 (2) P1ew (6) Andy Griffith (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (I) That Girl (33) Florida I.lfestyle (35) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, I) Name That Tune () Joker's Wild (3$) Romper Room 10:35 (33) News 11:00 (2. 6 I, 9) News (24) Woman $100. A Deal 2:00 (2.1) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 7:30 (2, 8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2..I) Another World (6) Price Is Right 9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three sto'-c 3:30 (2,5) How i o Survive A Marrage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live () Penthouse Barnyard (44) Leave It To Beaver 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GlIlloan's Island 4:15 (13) Teeth In 4:30 () Gllligan's Island (Iv (13) Movie (35) WFL Football 10 (44) World Football 10:00 (21.1) Movin' On (9) Harro.O (24) Men Who Made ' MANY 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almandc 6:15 (8)+ Sunshine Almanac 6:24 (21 With This Ring 6:25 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8). Today In Florida 6:55(2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) Bow 730 (44) Conversation s With Gralladrlel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (3$) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) To Tell The Truth (9) To Tell The Truth (35) Not For Women 1:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Consequences (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) LilIes, Yoga and wt Q, 2 $24,000 Central Baptist Church, Us 6 & Woodlands, Sec 2 845,000 Wilco Constr. to Stephen C. 7 Blk 16, 16, Tier 4, Sanford, E. Robert M. Bodnar & Barbara t,.il.....J •_..J T..Ii vi iI IIU1III.4 11 DU LIWUIUIYd K. Tranhlords Map, $24,000. U. to But-Shee Chu & wf Grace James E. }(eesee & WI. Winter Springs Dcv. to Board A North Or!. Terr., Sec 9 Unit 2 Ace Bu!ders, Inc. to John L. & They Ion Chu, Jt. Ten—It Angela to Jack D. Welton & $!Ø(Y) of Prov. Elders of So'n Prov. Clrndenin & wf. Dottis L. LI 12 Lake Harriet Eat. $24,000 Moravian Moravian Church, or Unitas Phyllis P. S of LI 2, all of 3 & Longwood Pines, Geo. D. Van Ginhoven & wf Jon A. Ha ll & WI Gail to From NE cor Lot 6 N 15' of 4 Blk 2, Lake View Lk. Martha to Robert M. Lewis & th James W. It. Shea to Judi M. Willard M. Norris & wf Nancy Mary, $25,000. Gardens Farms, etc., $100. Bernice 1.—It 36 Blk C. wf (QCD) Nina P. Abrams, Shea , Its 16 & 17, 81k A, West A.—S45' of LI 18, & N 45' of 19 Sweetwater Oaks, Artemas MeCo7 & wf $66,700 Blk E Paradise Point, 1st Sec. Margarcito Kenneth K. Hudson form. Darling to Nina P. Altamonte Ills., S 3, 1100. John F. Hawes & ui ConMax M. Hagen & Murray L. $13,000 Jr. & ui Phyllis, LA 2 Pik 10 Abrams & Everett ITh., U 881k stance to Donald H. Kevwitch & Fredericks & Robert Blank, Fairline Eat., Sec 1 rept., D, English Eat., Un. 2,$100. il lard M. Norris & srI Nancy W ui Ca rol A.—Lt 33 111k , es v44iu Gus Miller, Truste , to Sun 1st NaIl Bk Or!, Exec. $s,00. io J. Rosenberg & wf M ar Woodlands $55,000 to F. Fay & WI. Sandra V., &g S.I.D. Dcv. Corp to Wayne Lizzie Wilson to Gertrude P. 42, Blk Wm. 1. Driver & wf Mary to C.—Lls 3 & 22 Constr., LI 126 Wlnsor Manor, Fex thatpartofW%ofNE'aof 1074.00'W.,ofSEcorSec3l-19- Joan Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Palm Karl K. Quimby & WI Modena— Sec. 30.19.30, N of SR 48, less E 32, run N on rd, 350' W 283.00' Springs Sec. $100 lit Ad $9,700. Us 20 & 2181k 202nd Sec., San eto. $2,500. Steven P. Smestad & WI 1,000 ft etc. $100. wf Evelyn to 8a1i S. Koon & Lanta 0000 . C. Lee Lawson to James R. Sun lit NaIL Bk. Orl., Kathryn to Levis Real Eat Inv., — Marie Homer G. Short &wf (QCD) Sandra M. McCoy sgl WiliontoByrsnA. Cable&VictorIaLU4IMkB Its 23&24 Blk 2 Sanlando Sub. to Gilbert R. McCoy—LI 40 Blk U 3 Colonnad es, 2nd Sec eati The Meadows Un. 1,841,600. Fox, 2-3 InL& Charles B, $21,. I Eastbrook s.d Un. 3 1100 GreaterConstr.to Michael D. Beaut., Alt. See. $30,000 JamesAlexasyier&wfJanto 1$, & Sherra E1 Jones, 14. E Ridgeway & WI. Victoria G., It Rosachen G. Arnold, wid., to First Scm, Ser,'. J.E. Hlnds& WI Louise E., Us 1 149.1' of N 1996.7' of W 19.6' of Ward Cl ub Fox 113 Weklva Hunt & Blackwood Inc., LI 47 Martinson wf Steven A. & -'no 1100 7 WhJtjTh Second NW % : etal, 234 Garden Grove Un. 1 Oviedo, Constr. Hunt, Sec. 1, $36,800. Nancy C., U 31 81k 17 w (QCD) sea coast *2,9(X). &in (QCD) Clare A. Balmer, Jr., H. Miller & Sons of Oil. Inc., u Jayde Builders, Inc. to Panning Weathersfield, 2nd Addn. $9,900. James A. Fisher &wf Betty to 50 Devonshire, U 51. etc. 1100. thr. & Hardware, Inc., Us 35, $33,000. & wf Lillian - I@ MB. & B. al Thomas J. Turner & WI. 36,37 & W 3' of 48, Washington Mary J Snodgrass, Exec,, eat John R. Cl inton & WI Louise M. Consir, Inc., lof 3, Cryst Hu., $7,000. to Mary J. Snodgiass, tnt; U 3 131k E, Sleetwater Oaks, Loster L Behnken Bowl, 3rd Addn $100. ! Sec 2 $80,000. Ru Riggs, wid to Gary W. th min Beg. deg 577'S&152'S89 SS Wjtftpr A I,vv & RM'nfrP fit wf Ira LI 94 Sleenv Hollow. Toblas& wf. DonnaJ., Lot 4l, EofNW cor. ofSWtaofNEof * Age Builders, Inc. to iwiert Blk G Woodmere Park, id Sec 19-21.30 etc $100. E 16.94' of U 15 & W 54.')6' of U rep!, $Z3,200. Mary Snodgrass, wid. to Ru th 14 Blk 54, Sanlando The Sub A. Guandale & WI. Marie, U 16 Levie Real Est. liw. to S. Smi th, Elma Jean Smith & Jo Beautiful, Palm Spgs, Sec Lsgwood Pines, $29,300. Farren B. Pillsbury & wf. Ann Snodgrass Benttl, from NW Robt. Reictie $39500 tMarlaruicea R., It 12 The cor. U 17 Prairie Lake IlLs., * ..Claire E. Hoover, wid to Jane Shine, LA 81k II Swee Colonnades, 3rd Sec., $21,. $100. Richard F. Kiunk Jr., LI 15 Blk water Oaks, Sec. 5,172,100. Elmer S.LovIe& wf. Janet to Mary J. Snodgrass, wid., Cynthia R. Marr f. a D, Druid Hills Park, $7,000. KarenWyrickRaley,Lt6 Blk C Ruth Szni th,EImaJ. Smith &Jo (QCD) Ray Hughes, Inc., to to Ralph E. McDowell & WI. Terr., See 6 Un. Ann Snodgrass Benttl, '4 tnt: 4i North Orlando Charles R Hughes & wf Geraldine, U 16 Ink B 1,128,500. Beg. 577 S & 152 S LI 283 Winter Sfwlngs brook s.d Un. 13, $44,5 Harvey Coulter, Exec. eat of min. E of NW toe. of SW', of Wallace M. Philips & WI. Un. 4 $100. joIm F. Jordar., to Miami Rug NE'S of Sec 19-21.30 etc. $100. H. Miller & Sons Orl. Inc to to oweilK Bawler ruceJ 1...1nfW2h.AfJ1L.a,I!JW anrn A. Li 5. • a .U5 n.....i.i LPUIIIU L.. ICUUtL Bobby S Qiancey & wf Margie ' each N 3' of S 13' of It IJJ .4 Bobby Turns (9) Lot's Make MORNING ., Mn -_FRIDAY Thursday WheE lers ( Th - ~- ,•.' , IU4IWlI Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974413 . (!i , I INEMMIa n IIumi J I A aiiamo Rug ' J CTM i imul auu I_. uul 1 o __ N ll -1lllnlp 011H ~ 1 uu USE I mm MUMME l' RONJJ aul a lllII Ju Him 61000 0E IIAMMI UMME W& N I I '—• -- R i1 3a1miflä Or, LOBSTER MUSE - - SEAFOOD, STEAS, CHICKEN FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or OYSTER DINNERS $1,93 Includes Conch Chowder, *uoice of Cole 51mw or Tossed Salad, French Fries o Baked Potato and Hush Puppies, CHILD'S DIPNER 95c HOURS - SON, - THIJR51!:30A.M. - it P.M. FRI. 11:30A.M.- I1:04P.M.SAT.4:30p,M.. I COCKTAIl. LOUNGE HIBALL 1$c MT COCKTAILS lSc 2508 S. Irench 't 322.5281 322.9609 PLUS . ..20 BIG ACTS 21/2 HR. SHOW AT TINKER FIELD IN ORLANDO FRI., OCT. 41H AT 4 P.M. - 8 P.M. SM., OCT. 5TH AT lOAM. 2P.M. - 8 P.M. SUN., OCT. 6TH AT 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. ADVANCE TICKET PRICES CHILD UNDER I2 YRS. OLD .......$1.25 ADULTGENERALADM . ......... .. $2.50 ALL RESERVED SEATS ............$3.50 GATE TICKET PRICES CHILD UNDER 12YRS.OLD .......$1.50 ADULT GENERAL ADM. .. $3.00 TICKETS ON SALE AT BAHIA TEMPLE, 60 W. GORE PHONE 422-3296 STREEP'S • 641 N, ORANGE PHONE 849-6240 - - - �-,-- -- -- - 8B— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974 • DEARABBy 3flêiI '' I. rv'Iarr/ a :i DR. L. E. LAMB .L. QUVIeI LIT — —_ _ CL _ ___ _ __ _____ ___ __ p — — Vietnam IIrnInrInc - — :r. norruge ___ - I '#4I J I I ___________ NOTICE ')F THE ADOPTION hM Ini?ruI,i 10 Votc thRil h aSS fotlows OF RESOLUTION NO. 11*7 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Instructions to Voters: Yo will lake notice that the City If you are in lavor of the issuanci 71j1) Commission of the City of Sanford, of said bonds, place an "a" in thi Florida, on September 77, 1974, space to the left of the words "FOt By ABIGAIL VAN HIREN passed and adopted Resolution No. APPROVAL OF BONDS." 1167, providing to hold a bond It you are not in favor of flu DEAR DR. LAMB — My For more Information YOU election on November 5. 1974, In issuance of s.a.d bc'ids. place an "a WASHINGTON AP) — in the space to the left of the word: husband and I have ar argu- can write to me at p. 0. Box Viet. Tex,, said he had been prom- promised to meet objections by Words and tiqures as fotlows: [JEAR ABBY: I am a fairly intelligent, nice-looking woman "AGAINST APPROVAL O Moscow (AP) — The Scvitt lii., than in Moscow. narn-era veterans would get a ised a new Ford administration the President and the other ment concerning calories. He 1551, Radio City Station, New piled up in stores and ware- ped. '1 33. who is getting married for the fourth time. BONDS" RESOLUTION NO. 1167 23 per cent hike In edicational position paper, in writing, on blouse," Hart.ke said, and the Union boasts It is the worId The reason there Is a short- houses unsold, the newspaper The Soviet book publishing claims one can eat even 500 York, N.Y. 10019 and ask (or the SECTION 6 The City Clerk ii A RESOLUTION ORDERING Before you Jump to the conclusion that I am fickle or a poor benefits under a new corn. the benefits by Wednesday Senatewouldn'tgivelnanyfur. AND PROVIDING FOR THE hereby authoriid and directed Ii largest publisher—yet there Is age of these classics I.s that the said. calories in fat, butter, or sweet booklet on losing Weight. Sent scene is replete witii prolnlse reached bySenatean judge of character, let me tell you that I am marr),ng the same book shortage that has spiwn printings are not big enough to HOLDING OF A BOND ELECTION have printed on plain white paper i afternoon's conference, but ther. cream, and not get fat - sick SO cents to cover costs. It added that one Moscow ironies. Among 11e greatest ma' for the fourth time, OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS sufficient number of the aforesaic House conferees, The benefits none arrived, a flourishing black market (orj meet public demand. Printings publishing house put out 30,000 that Soviet literature is best maybe, but not fat, I disagree IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, ballots and to deliver them to tilt would be retroactive to Sept. 1. [)EAR [JR. LAMB - Please appropriate officials br absente. FLORIDA, ON THE QUESTION OF to each other. "If he vetoes this thing, he'll THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX roterS and shall also have printec "Now, as never before, it Routine approval of the corn- get run over," Teague said, big enough because the paper plan for 1973 and nobody want- Solzhenitsyn or Pasternak CEEDING 56,500,000.00 GENERAL sample ballots and shall delivti Don't send me to a shrink. I've been to one. We've also seen difficult to buy a good book 4. Industry simply lie is five feet six, weighs 210 cramps. sometimes at night 'proittise by the full house and doesn't ed them, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE themtothelnspectorsandcterksor whose novels are not published pounth and is 67. lIe Is trying to cramp occurs in the calf of my The chair,iian of the confer- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CITY SUCH BOND ELECTION TO or before the dale and time for tilt NEED each other, Senate is expected, but Prest. ees, Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., CASE NO. 14.lSS2.E BE HELD ON NOVEMBER . in. opening of the polls for Such boor numbers than ever before," tip Of the printing paper availcould have printed Pushkin's We've tried living together wlthout marriage) and even 'dent Ford had warned last noted that Ford had voiced res- L. E - HAMILTON, JR and MAGALI BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY etect,nji for the voting plEes at lAke most enterprises in the matter what one eats as long as to get out of bed and walk mtner he would veto a sirn- ervations about some of the C HAMILTOP4. hiS wife, COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF *hich voting machines are to b livmg with others. It didn't work. We fight a lot, but when we kiss Writer's Union newspapet, able, a huge share goes for children's stories and would Soviet Union, publishing is run he doesn't overeat his 3, Liround. used, and is further authorized and PIlntifts, SANFORD, FLORIDA, that: ila.r bill as being inflationary, prograni, and the over-all dolLiterary Gazette, lamentczj ideological and propaganda have paid for the book," Liter. by the state and books and their calorlesa day. I disagree again. vs SECTION' A bond election of the directed to mike appropriate back, and believe me, I can take care of myself. The compromise bill would lar amount agreed to Wednes.. N'0TI4 LAKE APARTMENTS Qualitld electors residing in the arrangements with the proper of Moscow's "house of Books", the Conununist party. There LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a City of Sanford, is hereby called to ticials of Seminole County for tilt Authors such as Mikhall Bul. the state. Thus scientifie and drinks coffee all day, to cut his to prevent them and to do that it lie's not a meal ticket and neither am I. We could both make cost 41.48 billion. Among the day, which Russians say is Eur&pe partnership organized and existing be held on the 5th day of November, US of Such voting machines at the it on ow own, also is what Literary Gazette gakov and poet Osip Mandeish- technical literature along with appetIte he says. I think this is helpful to know what is features are a loan program of largest bookstore, has counteá calls waste. uncer the liw of the State ef North 1974, at the time and places poiling places spcitied herein and "But this is the second time Lain who pose Ideological pt -oh- Marxist-Leninist works Ofl wrong also. It's bad for your cau.ing them. Some of them Abby, have you ever heard from couples who married each on its two floors tit wou$ $600 per veteran and an exten- that the Senate has corn- Carolina. SOUTHERN ATLANTIC ficreinatter set forth, to determine tohaveprintedoriptain white paper POOLS. INC.; A J. BARFIELD and whether or not the iSsuance Of and delivered in accordance with It recently criticized publish- lems for Soviet literary czars politics and economics get first nervous system. ne's very are from poor circulation to the other more than c.nce, and learned the secret of making that stretch a mile If placed end sion of the time GI under— WIPISTON C. BARFIELD, dba genital obligation bondi not cx marriage work? law the Official ballots for use ir ing houses for putting out "fan. were Issued last year In tiny call over other nonfiction, lie- irritable when he drinks all that legs. If the problem of cirgraduatescangetbenefifr0 end. But cletks there routine in IIARFIELD FENCE COMPANY; ceedlng the aggregate such voting machines U so. please let me know. I can't live WITH him and I can't tell customers: "No Tolstol, tastically big issues" of un editions, But there was no pub. ticn and poetry, whose range ls coffee. Who is right? culation Is bad enough then In 36 to 45 months, _________________________ CASSELISERRY CARPENTRY 56,500,000 00 Shall be approved by SECTION 1. FOr the purpose of wanted books, live WITHOUT him. Thanks. tic sale In the Soviet Union and narrowed even further by censelected cases surgery Is mdi. (MICHAEL R. BELLMER dba suchqualifiedelectorstofinancethe dt'terming the result of saId bond DOStO)V5ky, No Pushitin, NOTICE OF APPLICATION A single veteran now getting In Tashkent, a publishing they are best purchased in New sorsliip. CASSELRLRPV CARPEUTRYJ; cost of construrting or acquiring et(tiOn, the bonds shalt be 'p DEAR READER - I don't cated. A detour iitOLlfl(l B FOURTH TIME AROUND FOR TAX DEED 'tar, 1r,in,lcle i'p(verp:enI Chckov" all Uusian cIasl (fit,. 1Otn Il'0vr::I it 1 maIcrI, 01 tOO 1OUA I houst' I.stItII 600,000 COiCS of York, Coiiihai;cij or some oth$220 a niotitli would receive $270 'l'bats one iiiorc rcam ut think he Is going to lose much blocked rtcry can unpruve the I Section 197.41$ Florida Statutes of GARTNER & CO., INC., a Florida the in the bond election Thail *949) under the compromise. The bonds proposed f be issued in tavor of the 'csubnce of Ire corporatIon, QEI RON CONInure ondcrful the second time around - with the same partner, sinki, Finland, or Berkeley, q. man" by Wayne Reid and most share of the copies were ship- readers are in short supply. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Is? D. shall be payable from ad valorem bonds, STRLJC'T ION (PAUL regardless of what kind of food 'I'he increases for a veteran that P B Riser Estate the holdir of OALRYMPLE 5ECTIOP I This resolution stall d b-a DEL RON taxes levied without lImItation as to In other instancc.s there isa iLls, unlessas you say, it makes DEAR ABBY: As far back as I can ranember, I've wanted to Inc following Certificates has filed with a wife would be from CHARLES rate or amount on all taxable be published in full isa part Of the CONSTRuCT ION). sad certiticafes for a tax deed to be be a school teacher. Now my dream has come true. him sick, lie will probably nee'J problem in circulation stimul. COMPANY (GEORGE I. MORRIS. property n the City; none of Such notice of such bond elect ion, to $321 a month and for a veter. issued thereon The certificate b a CHARLES COMPANY); bonds shall be issued for a Io.'uger together with an appropriate cap to cut d')wn well below that ated by smoking cigarettes. I would like to make a lasting impression on my students. an with a wife and child from numbers aria years of iSsuance, the SP, ton in such form as tile City Clerk EDCIEWATER NURSERY AND term than forty (10) years and no What should I stress that will be truly helpful to sixth graders? I level unless he Is far more The cramps e a symptom of $298 to $366 a month, In addi. descriptIon of the property, and the GARDEN SUPPLY, a coi'poration, bond shall bear interest at a rite or Shall determine, in the Evening want to inspire them to learn. in which it was isiessed are active physically than I would this problem. Cctainly it is Herald, a newspaper published and as F i,j rn CENTRAL FLORIDA PUMP & rates cFceeding the maximum legal Lion, benefits for each depend. names ) J oc follows: e( Be co rr"i e S of important to r'c"ive good general circulation in the City of guess him to be. EQUIPMENT. INC.; SPRING. rateofiflterel?attluetime()fthesile NEW TEAIER ent over the age of 2 were In. Certificate No 109 Year of Of the bonds. for four (1) LOCK SCAFFOLDING OF FLA DEAR TE.tCF.R: Tell them to read, read, read and read treatment for this and, of Issuance 195$ creased from $18 to $23 SECTION 7 The bond election consecutive weeks, the first INC., a corporation. ADOBE important thing in losing Descripllonof Property urse, to stop nokIng. some more! There is a treasury of knowledge - free for the publication to be not less than thirty BUILDING CENTERS, INC.. a provided for in Section 1 shall weight is how many calories Lot 36 Block E Bungalow CIty The leader of the house con. taking on the shelves of our public libraries. The person who ' A I CE BUILDING heldat thesametlmeandplacesas (30) days prior to the date of Such corporation S Put Book 7 Page 57 you eat (whether it Is fat, carSome people are helped by ferees, Rep. Un E. Teague, PRODUCTS. ORLANDO STEEL & theqf'fleralelectionbutthallbeheld bond election DOES NOT read has rio athutage over the person who wiu.. Name in which assessed j. F SECTION 9 In the event that any SUPPLY INC... H & S EQUIP- and conducted as a separate bond bohydrate or protein), and how taking calcium. A high percenNOT read. Holly & HalIIe Pt's Wile. o r I d Re n O%'ii ed P a i ii te r Only qualif led electors word, phrase, Clause, Sentence or MENT RENTAL, INC.. TIC OF election. many calories your body uses. tage of the American cpu1a. All of Said properly being in the DEAR ABBY: Do you think it's all right (or a trlde to do the LAKE WALES. INC . d b a shall be permitted to vote in the oraQraPh hereof shall be held in ' County of Seminole, Stile of A calorie is a calorie whether it Lion has a dietary deficiency of TOWNSEND LUMBER bush apron thnce at her reevptinn if neitherone of the couple is co.; bondelection provided for in Section valid by any court of competent of ice Florida I hereof iurlSdiction, such holding shall not coiiies from protein or calcium PENINSULAR SUPPLY CON hlish? NEW YORK tAP - A lot *1 offer thousands of dollars for this week. "What it's really try just as good as the god- carbohydrate, Think offood ft like Untess such certificate or cit affect any other word, clac.'se, All qualified electors shall submit PANY, CORMAN OF CO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE titicates Shill be redeemed things have happened to Ralrh the paintings he once couldn't made of, not just the buildings, dimmed city — but it took me This Is the dance where the male guests throw money Into the C DAYTONA BEACH. INC., a Iloridi proof by affidavit made before the phrase, Sentence or paragraph Many leg cramps are not rd. - EIOiITEENTH JUDIi_IAL. CIa. cording to Ia,u the properly Fasanella in the past two yeart, give away. your checking account. The tide's prft for the privilege of dancing with her, hereof. So there are the factories I Coronration, SUNSTATE TENNIS inspectors ?hit they are qualified C'WS to do It. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE described in Such certificate or lie's gone from pumpi residing in SECTION tO. All resolutions in balance, what you weigh, Is al. ated to any real di.ease or the City. COURTS, INC,; WHIT ES'DE electors It all started in 1972 when Au- worked in. There's the big Coup:ri', FLORIDA. certificates will be sold to the "Li's a question of Identity. QualifIed electors who vote by ab conIlict or inconsistent herewith' I know of one wedding wnere nobody was Polish, but they did gasIr, at a Bronx filling st4. tomation House, a labor union enom .'PPLIANCES CENTERS, INC. ways tie accumulative result of problem the doctor can define. in re; the Marriage of -mous church. There's kids can't Paint the new part - Only what you have eaten and ab- If you keep the legs winn it will highest cam bidder at the court hereby are repealed, insofir as Santee ballot shall submit proof by Ditendant JAMES A F-ENSKE, HUSBAND, housi door on the 4th day of is conflict or inconsistency. couple is just £tartlng Out. afftdavit made before a notary there ____ MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE November, 1971 at 11:00 AM. PETITIQUEk as this era's acknowIedg or other person authorized to SECTION ii. Thit resolution shall NOTICE OF ACTION works by long-time labor or- church and there's street pedAND Everyday he drives his son, Dated thiS 20th day of September, take effect upon itS becoming a law. TO' NORTH LAKE APARTMENTS take oalhs under Florida law, cramps. Many of my readersO have used, MARRIED master-painter of the New Y4 ganlzer Fasanella. New York dlcrs and all kinds of cars and Marcantonlo - named for the 1974 BONNIE ( FEPISKE, WIFE, DEAR GETTING: U you want to take upGETI1NG a COHeCtIOO Thepollswillbeopenatthevofing at )I PASSED AND ADOPTED this LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a have reported success by City scene. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. RESPONDENT Magazine did a cover story on trucks, edthng reception, this Is asgoodawayuany, 77th day of September, A 0., *971 partnership organized and existing places for Said bond election tram late Manhattan congressman Clerk of Circuit Court AMENDED mose crash days on a diet wearing good, wann socks to He's gone from the crowdg him and the boom was on. S lt'C P P.00r under the laws of the State of North seven o'clock AM. until seven DEAR ABBY: en I gradnated from high school, a well4 04 Seminole County, NOTICE OF ACTION Mayor o'clock P.M. on the same day. "There's the barrooms and and radical leader Vito Marare not a good approach. The bed. If you have cramps in the Carolina loneliness of the city streets do uncle who lived in Portland sent me a check for $100. I put it n TO: Bonnie I Fcnske Florida Attest SECTION 3. The places of voting General Partners: cantonio - to 16, school andrail his goal of a diet is to lose excess summer months wear them to His pictures, majestic In apartments, guys flying daughter GIna, to the wUng Westchester sto S By: Ida Creal c o Roger B Jacobs. Esquire my tABloId Intending to bank it. I failed to write and Uiank and the Inspectors and Clerks for S H N. Tan;m, .ir, EDGAR H. THOMAS , scope and tiny In detail, were a pigeons on the roof. I wasnt way station at nearby Dobb's Suite 515. 73 1 Deputy Clerk fat safely and keep it off, Your bed then aho. A warm blanket him for and glass house where the polling plac Cily Clerk for the bond os Stonebridge Lane PubiSII Oct 3. 5 15. 27, 1974 sensation, Lovofa Building election, 5' John C. Morris who are hereby appointed husband would do much better or any means used to trying to put out a piece of Ferry on the hudson River. keep those CharlOtte, North Carolina ur trying to) until three months Later. New Orleans, Louisiana 70i? DEC 2) for such bond election, are as S Jullan L. Stenstrom era feet and legs warm at night gatier. to be on a well-planned, b YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an enItredtobankthechk,Ifowthehad,J follows: S Gordon Meyer 0(1 way It was. JESSE M. WALLER Fasanellabthxoughwith Amenøect Petition for Dittolytin of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PollIng Places As the City 1733 Beltin DrIve payment on it! Then I received a letter from my unrie saying tint struggle for recognition th loan in City Hall, is over nine said. "I got five paintings of the Marriage has been filed iqiin5t you EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Commission of the PrecInct 1 — Church of God, ,01 w. ties to cause a slow but steady you have lots of trouble or Charlotte, North Carolina since he didn't hear from me for three feet long and more than and there it a demand 0 such CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 72nd Street City of Sanford, is the way It was, what town. I'm drawing Dobb's loss of fat, Then he should stick keeping them warm doesn't months, he assumed the lasted 58 years. He and his will, çe is Ifit this like now? Amended Petition that the Court COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida Ferry left and right." YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk, Peler .3. Bukur; inspector's, to that diet or add a few calories help, then I really think you award your hutbind JAMES A PubliSh, Oct 3. 10, 17, 74, 1974 CASE NO. 74.174 learned a lesson about promptness I'll never forget. that the above named Plaintiffs Martha B. Azarelto, Ethel K. FENSKE the following drscribed MATTHEW KARRES. MARY OE& 71 In Peyrifoy, Hazel Alexander anymore peddling postcard F whole city," have instituted Suit againsl you painter," he said at NORTh HIGH,' said the newly made style. That's the way I'm p&nt. gotten down to the desired be sure you don't property COPSES. GEORGE S. COPSES, the CircuIt i.ourt, Seminole County, Precinct 1$ — Sanford Civic Center productions of his paintings, I have a probNOTICE OF APPLICATIOn (a) Alt tangible personal property WALTER BURKE DAVIS, SR., ak Kerr Gallery where t*i.s first m1ter in his gruff New ing now," but it doesn't look Florida, being Civil Action Plo. 74. Clerk, Hortens, W. Roumillat; FOR TAX DEED stead, buyers come to him an commercial exhitiltion level. Too much coffee can be 1cm wIth your circulation to lnspector, inyOtjr husband's possession at your Annette Lain;, a W. B. Davis, GERTRUDE H. Yorkese. "1 can paint the couji- much different from the old. 15S2.E, in the nature of a Mortgage (Section 197495 Florida Statutes of mirital residence it 173 Tollgate FRANCIS, one of the two divisees 1-sarmful, your legs. , Foreclosure on that certain real Raymond P Schmitt, Lucille 1969) Pearson Trail, L.ongwooa. FlOrida, including under the Last Will and Testament property herein described, said land Pre'incl Legal.Notic. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IS — Seminole County five bedroom furniture suites, dining of C. Dow Hess a k a C, 0. Hess a k a Legal Notice Le9al Notice Legal Notice situate, lyh.Q and being Irs Seminole that Mi, or Mrs. P. W,Schoolcratt Legal Notice Legal Notice ArI.Cnt*t . room fij .fliingt room Claudlut D. Hess, Deceas,d, Legal Notice County, Floridi, to wIt: Legal Notice the fltder Of the fotlowtdg ce.Clerk, Mildred Lind. Inspectors. furnhl.jre set, family rothni furniture AMER ICAN NAT IONAL BANK NOTICIOFAPPUCATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. A tract of land in the NE ' Of tifitates NOTICEOFAPPLICATION has filed S.aidCertificatefor Ruth M. Carter, Alice Livingston, FOR TAX DEED set, game room furniture, dry bar, AND TRUST COMPANY OF DAN NOTICEOFAPPLICATION NOTICEOFSHERIFF'%IALE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Section fl TownShip 71 South, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE a tax deed to be iSsued thereon The FOR TAX DEED Edna Priest NOTICEOFAPt'LICATION FOC TAX DEED NOTICEOFAPPLICATION miscellaneous tens of furniture ruol VILLE, (Sethon 197.495 Florida Statutes of Cas No. as 'Trustee under the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH JiJWCIAL CIR. Range 79 East, being more par certificate numbers and years of (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes d FOR TAX DEED 1969 Precinct 19—Seminole High School FOR TAX DEED included above lawn chairs, Wards Last Will arid Testament Of W. E. In re: the M-arriae of ticularly described as follows: Gym (Sectton 117.49$ Florida Statutes Of by virtue of thai certain Writ 0, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of (Section 117.495 FIorla Statvtis of 19*,) issuance, the deScription of the 1949) Color TV,, Wards Stereo, .1, C. Jennings, a k a Dr. W. E. Jennings, NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. JAMES L. ENN. -' Execution swed Out of and under COUNTY. FLORIDA. Commence at DueS t4 corner of said property, and the names in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Clerk. Georgia Chorpening. In Penney Black & White T.V , that Mr or Mrs R. W. ScPwIcraft tools, Deceased, NOTICE IS HEtE9v GIVEN, the seal of the County Court of Civil No. 74.1300-B NE a5 .issesseti are as follows' NOTICE IS HEREflY GIVEN, '.: thence proceed PlOOdegrees tpectors, Mary D Burton, Ethel L the holaer 04 thC following ce.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. hardware. dishis, and china, flat Husband. thE Mr. or Mrs R W. Schooicrar that P 8 Riser Estate thC holder ot Seminole County, Fløqidi, upon a STERLING W. COPELAND Plaintiffs. arid 72' 05" E, for 333 03 feet; Certificate No 717 Year of tne holder of the f011Owrng cet tt& P B rns..Estate th holder thence Carver, Elizabeth Graham that Mr. or Mrs P W. Schoolcritt ware. Wards Washer, Wards Dryer, i 'lOcales has filed laid certIfIcates PAIR ICIA R ENNIS, proceed N 59 degrees 53' 01" W, for Pricincf 20 the following 'rtificates has filed final Iudgment rendered in the MILDRED COPELAND, his wife, the following certificates has filed the holder of the following cc.Issuance 1971 tificates has filed said certilica?e — IdylIwilde School linens, original paintings, original .1. T MLAIN, JR. and LEOPIA H. for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificates for a tax deed to be aforesaId court on the 16th day of 1313 56 feet; Description of Property Wife. for a tax deed tO be issued thereo Plaintiffs, thence proceed N 00 Clerk. Dalsey Doweil; Inspectors, said certificates for a tax deed to be titicite'i his filed laId Certificates sculgture. miscellaneous other MeLAIN, his wife, and CENTRAL The certificate nurnbee's and years iSsued thereon. The certIficate April, A 0. 1974. In that rertain case NOTICE OFACTION degrees 11' 29" E. for 76314 feet to Louise The certificate numbers and yea Vs Lot II 81k 4 Dreamw'old 3rd Sec of issUance, the description of the TO PATRICIA P. EPiff IS numbers and years of iSsuance, trie entitled. issued thereon. The crIifIcate for a lix deed o be issued thereon Knowles. Connie Brown. household furnishings and items FLORIDA COUNSEL, BOY Ply World Corporation, a ROBERT A. GREENBERG and the poInt of beginning; of iisuanc, the descrlp'ion O th PB 4 Pg 70 numbers and years of lsluar.ce. tht The certificate numbers arid years thence Doris Harriman, Lucille Brown, property, and the nemes in whldt It description ot the property, and the corporation Plaintiff. vs Southern (bI 1974 Continental automobile. SCOUTS OF AMERICA, as soc State of Arkansas proceed S 67 degrees 01' 35" E, for Name in which assessed Emerson property, and the names in which LINDA A. GREENBERG. his wife, deScription Louise Harisock, Dorothy HoIlen of the proper'y, was assessed are as follows; names in which It and the of Issuance, the ID No 1'(19A$$S$3 deScription of the ce'ssor In intereSt to that of th' cud was assessed are Star Manufacturng Inc., a Fla. you ARE NOTIFIED that an was assessed are as follows: thence proceed .3 Enloe & Mary Sue Enloe Defendants, names in hith It beck as follows: was assessed are property, and the names In which It Certificate No. 743 Year of action for Dlotutian 1971 Porhe automobile. ID No .1. T: MCLAIN. JR. and LEONA H. corporation, Defendant, which degrees 10' 05" E, ior 115.07 feet to a All of Said property being in the of Marriage Certificate No. 791 Year NOTICE OF SUIT Precinct ii — Jaycee Information ISsuance 1911 was assessed are as follows: Certifitate No. 400 Year of ,lIoiesa,d Writ of Execution was TO: Robert A. Greenberg 4742901115 McLAIN. his wife, if living, arid i' as been tiled against you and you Issuance 1971 point on a circular curve which County of Seminole, State of is Booth Cr?ifiate P',o. 136 Issuance 1963 Year of Certificate Plo Descrpt1n.f Property (ci The real properly brad all deceaSed any known party who may 33) Year of delvered to ne as Sheriff of are requireil to serve a copy of your concave to the Northwest; thence Clerk, F'orida. 3 Frederick Lane D,scriptlon of Pror,rty Issuance tcsi Issuance 1971 Florence Lossing. In Beg P4W cor Os SW '-. of NW '- of wrlttendeferip,, If Description of Properly structureS located thereupon kno*n claim as heir, devisee, grantee. Seminole County. Florida, arid I any, to it on .IED Unless such certificate or cer Beg 395 Ft S of NW Co.' Run S "1 x'oceed along the arc of said curve, spectors. Alice Nordgren, Scarsdale, New York 10513 0eii'iptl of Property A!I SW 'i Virginia of NE '4 Dicflption cf Between Lake have levied upon the following NE ', Run E 613.71 Ft S 19 Deg OS BERMAN. ESQUIRE. Attorney fOr Ft E 530 Ft SI) Fl E Property as 173 Tottga'e Trail, Longwood, assior.ee. lieruor, creditor. truste. 04' havIng as its elements a radius Of Gordy, Linda A Greenberg titicates shall be redeemed ac 790 Ft N 300 F Lot Georgia Price, Olive T Mary Rd 1. Ry & N of Br Rd. Sec 79 described property owned by 4 81k 0 Bungalow City PIE Lot Ii IloIden Reil Estate Corn Florida, rruore particularly othe'clalmant. by through, under or Minl2Se'cEtSFtS7bDeg liMinlO Petitio.r, whs* aress is P0 N63Oegl7MinW To Beg (Less Bif 3 Frederick Lane 94100 feet a entral angle f ) Pierce, Patricia A McClure. cording to law the property j, ,p Sec W 171 46 Ft S 25 Dig) Mm 47 Se Mary 1.5 7CR E panys Add PS I Pg 19 dt'scrlbed as 104 12 .n Block "A" Of igant h-er and any unknown party DraAer 8, Wntrr Park, Florida 530 Fl E & 77 Fl N $ Dig W of SY! Cot Southern Star Manufacturing, Inc., aricribed in suctu certificate or degrees 06' 50" for Scarsdale. New York 51.11 feet to the Rob'non Nam' .n V.ICh S'sWd Kenneth Name n whh assea.sc.d Southern said prot-c'rty Name an which assessed ihelma THE MEADOWS UNIT 140 I. who may claim as heir, devisee. being located in 18533 F? W 37196Ff N I Dig 12 32lI9onorbeforeOc,ober 14th, 1974. Run N I Dig W 240 Ft N I? Org E ts cert'ficates will be sold to tre point of reverse curvature to a Precinct 22 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED D Layer 6 Miry H Layer his wife Robinson — Sanford Civic Center Mm E 1$ 7$ F? to Beg (Less Beg SW and file the original w,th Seminole County, Florida. ac grantee, assignee. Iienor, creditor, Seminole County. Florida. more that an action to foreclose a mor highest cash bidder at the court the Clerk of Lake SEty on Lake To Pt N $7 Org E circular curve concave to lhe Clerk, Howard Cushing, Inspectors, Alt of Said ropriiy being in tt All 01 Said p'operly being in the partIcularly All of said property being in the Co.' Lot 26 Saniando the Suburb this Co..arf either Cording to the Plat thiro4 recorded trustee or other claimant by, deScribed as follows before service on 04 Beg SI? Dig W to Beg & Beg house door on the 4th day of Southeast; thence proceed along tgage on the following property the Lida Stine. W B. Jes.sup. J Beautiful Argyle Sec Run E 133.41 Ft Petitioners atIOrriy or Hugh In County of Seminole, State of County of Seminole, State of County of Seminole. State ot in Plat Book 1$ pages 66 and 67 of the through, under or against LEONA All the furniture, furni'hings, Setninole Cnty, Florida: November. 1971 at 11:00AM. arc of said curve, having as its Truluck, Clara Edge, Ruby Hem im Ft Lot SW Co.- Run N 33 Ft N 13 De Florida Florida. S 11112 Ft W *53.44 Ft N 117.96 Ft to mediately Florida. all Public RitordS of Seminole County. H MLAlN, if deceased, and fixtures. inventory. Stock in trade. thereafter; otherwise elements a radius of 1219.00 feet a Dated thIs 19th day of September. 5$ Mlr. .15 Sec W 41.35 Ft N II Dig LOT 20. SHADY OAKS. according merle, Minnip P. Strickland Unless such certificate or cer motor vehIcles and Unless Such certificat. or cer Beg&lejspartdrIcrIbedinOpB$j Unless Such certificate or cer. Florida. parties having or claiming 10 have 1971 default entered agaitnt any and all Other t the put thereof as recorded in central angle of OS degrees 55' for the M.n E to E Line Sly to SE Cor W Is tificates shall be redeemed at Precinct 27 — Sanford CivIc Center tificit po 601) Being Lot I Lake Marion shall be redeemed ac tifcates thiI be rvdee,n('d ac (ci PromIsSory note from Bernard any riht, tIIIe or interest by, goods located at 451 Plumosa, Plat Book 11. page rele dm*nded in the Petition. for 1)3 33 feet to the point of reverse Clerk, Virginia Armstrong, In Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Estates Unrecd PIat aega. Seg3tSFtSof NWCor Run $ cording to law the property Casseiberry. Inventory 21. of the PubUc cording to law the property Cording to law the property K 104, through, under or against LEONA You are further nalif ted that taid $94 Clerk of Circuit Court and furthtr Records of Seminole County, 02Ff E Afl,03 Ft NI Dig 3 Mitt W curvature to a circular curve conspecters, Dorothy Ganas, Shirley diicriN.. in Such Ct'rflficate or described In such certificate or described In such certificate or informatij Nam. in whith assessed Morris 1 (dl 'Twenty five units of Frank'lri H MLAIN, if deceased. In th, real of Seminole County, seeks an award of the 719.07 Ft N SI Dig avallaule from the Civil FIor.2a. cave to the Northwest; thence McCaskill, Belly Toll, Martha Certiflti1q1j will be sold to the certificates will be t.. Karen Elsemon and David & Hifttt following property in Seminole P' 63 $7 Mm E 421,93 P certifIcates will be sold to flu Cpitat Corporation stock property oescribed below and 'id 'o the Florida DivIsion of the Seminole County has been filed against you in the proceed along the arc of said curve, Raborn, B. C. Conklin, Deg 39M 45 Sec W 119407 Ft Kitty A S.nit't highest cash bidder at the court cash bidder at the Court highest cash bidder at rP,e uvrl situate, lying arid teing In Seminole fe) Cash County, Florida: SherIff's Department. to Beg) Sec 19 T.S. 31 P E. 21 S. By' Ida Creal, having as Ifs elements a radius Of Lawrence Circuit Court of Seminole County, 'J$e door on the 4th day of All of said property being In the AcreiJ house door on the 4th day of and the undersiad door on the ma day of YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve a (riunty. F IcarI'J, LUTHER C. East 36 feet t' t 2 and Well 3' Deputy Clerk ldl,00feel anda central angle of 0 as Sheriff of Florida, The Style of the ca Precinrt2$—City of SanO.qd Utility is Nuvemoer, 1971 at 11:00 AM. November, 1914 at 11:00 AM. County of Seminole, State of feet of Lot 10. Novtmer. 1974 at 11:CJ) AM. cGcy of you.r writln defenses to the tAYLOR arid B1.RBAPA TAYLOR. eminoleCour.ty, Florida, will Publish: Oct. 3, I, IS, 72, 1971 Queen Mit,o Name in which assessed Lena HIS degrvesSS'IS",for 130.4)fee4,tothe Bu'Idig at I): STERLING W. COPEL&PIC Florida Dated this 19th diy of September, * M on the 15th Doi.tJ this 19th day of September. Dated this 19th day of September, .'wifr, ira JOSEPH CARTER point of tangency: tlucnceuroceed Amended Pe'itioii, It any OU have, Replit DEC.27 4fljon to (Heirs) Dona Lench Adm day of October, MILDRED COPELAND. his wife, :774 N Clerk. Charlotte M Sri??'.. In ___________________________ 1971 Unless such certificate or cer m,zg Attorney OLLON, F LO"D HESS DILLON. on tre Ptltiorcr s All of Slid property being in the Florida. according to the pItt A D 1974, effer for sate and sell to O2degrees 73' 01" E. for 3)70 feet to s1,ectors Ethel Risr Mae ft Plaintiffs, vs ROBERT A Arth'.i 1 rilh, Jr. !lca'es shall be redeemed Arthur H Oeck,ith, Jr NOTICE OF APPLICATION C Arthu( H Beckw'th, jr, HARVEY P.t ALPIP of the 1,'w RUTH DILLON SCHULKE ,ind thei-ef the highr's? biddtr, for cash, S4jbIf'(t recorded Piat Book ihe pont of curvature of a circular Sheppard Ruth Sweeny , County of Seminole, State ci GREENBERG and LINDA A. Clerk of Circuit Court Cfrrk et Circuit Court 4 FOR TAX DEED cording to law the property PageU, Public Records Clerk f Circuit Cocri it'd Wick. 616 Last DORIS LEWIS. " DILLON Offices of Aloer 10 any and all Florida, cxiStiri' curve concave to of Seminole Ieint, at the G1 EENB(RG. his wife, Def?n the Southwest; Precinct 29 — i'ortabl., Sanford ¶.eml,tla Csjn1y, delcribo 04 Seminole County, (Section 117.495 Florida Statutes of .fl SUCh Certificate Of County, Florida, uf Seminole County, 704. Legatees.de'vseelaridhuc.eficiari*S Semoran ftoul,.'vard, Suale Front (West) Door of the Seminole daints. Clvi! No. 74 1300 8. You ore tnence proceea along the ar ci s.aic Middle School Unless such certIficate or cit Florica iII be "1 Altari'oot' 5prings. rlorida 3270*. on under the Last Will iou cslornent WITNESS my hand arid seal of t,t,cates shall be redeemed iC County Courtriouse in Sanford, required to serve a copy of your curve, having as itt elements a Clerk, Grace Orewtr; Inspectors. 5, By: Ida Creal, n'g'.est cash bddc'r at the Court NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN. S By. Ida Creal S By. liii Creal, c's' before O'tohcr 17th. 1971. mo lily of LILLIAN A. DILL (iN. de"ned FlorIda, the above describid p this Court on September 9th, 1971. Cording to law the propert, radius of 25.00 feet and a central Artle B. Houston, So.'rells. William written defen, if any, to it Ofl that Paul P or Kenneth M Watson Deputy ho.,w door on the 4th day 0 Clerk Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk tlieoriglnai thereof with the Clerk of cievisec Of C 0. HiSS i Ira C. 0cm (Seal) described ifl Such cec$it.cale O nal property, angle of 91 deg'eeS 27' 30", for HARVEY COULTER, attorney for 3991 Taylor, Vera McFayclen Plc'vrmber, 1974 at ,I:OO AM. Publish, Oct. 3, I, 13, 72. 1971 the holder of the following cc.Publish' Oct 3. I, 15, 77, 1974 Publ,th' (Itt 3, 5. 1$, 77, 19)1 this Cocrt elthr before Service Ofl Hess a k a Claudius D Hess, Arthur Ii. Beckwlffi, Jr. cerllfica'es will be sold to 11w feel to the point of compound cur Precinct 37 — Sanora That said sale is being made 10 PlaintIff, who address Is P.O. Box Club House Dated this 27th dIv of September DEC.25 titicates has filed said certificates DEG 79 DEC.71 Petitioner's attorney or im Deceased. highest cash bidder at the cow' As Cfcrk of the Court satisfy the terms of Said Writ of 3236. Forest City, Florida 32751, and __________________________ vatureboaclrcular curvecorucaveto Clerk, Joyce Kneale Oowten; In 1,71 for a tax deed to be issued thereon Detenctents. fl-..4teIy thereatter, oth,wi5e a By - Lillian I. JnkItt house door Or the 4th day d Execution. PRELIMINARY fili the Orlgiriül wIth the Clerk of the CERTIFICATE the Southwest. thenceproceedatorug spectors. Christine Rickit, Maurice Arthur H- 8eck*th, .1" The cartificate numbers and years FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME default will be entered against you As Deputy Clerk Novembir, 1974 at 11:00 AM. John E. Polk, the arc of said curve, having at Ill Oritl. Hoyt McPherson, Mary N abOve Styled court n or before 74th OF CORPORATE DiSSOLUTION Notice is of issuance, the dcscrlAion of tIe Clerk of Circuit Court hereby given that we are NOTICE l5hereb U'vrnthat lam ',OTICE OF ACTION Publi&h: Sept, 17, 19, 24, Oct 3, 1971 :y Die relict demanded ifl the Dated lh 5 70 day of Sei.tembec Sheriff In The Name And By The Authority elements a radius of 979 00 day of October, 1971, utherw,Se (eel and a McPherson, Mae Burnell Lemons, engaged n business at P.O. Box property, and the names in wtiicta it 04 Sern,r.ole Counti,, Iri Ptaj.n't .1 500 E. 197. DEE Seminol, Cn?y, Florida Arninder. Petition Of The Stii central angle of 01 degrees 25' 15". Justine H Lee I riorida ludgmeni r..ay be entered agaInst Semorar, was assessed are as follows Fk)rida _______________________ 1079. 101 A West 1st St., Sanford, .ilvd Suite I), WITNESS niv hand and the seal of TO JOSEPH CARTLR DILLON, for 71 7$feetloa point on said curve, PrecInct Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr TO ALL TO WHOM THESE Pyblith Sept, 26 Oct 3, 10. Il. 1971 you for the reflef demanded in the Casselberry, ccm'nole County, 42 Florida, Scmlrsoli Conty, Flyida Ridqewood Arms Certificate No Ill Year of S By Ida Creal da 01 Sep Box 7*7. Court 1105 16th COME, DEE 137 thu PRESEPITi Clerk of Circvt Court said point bearing N 00 degrees 23' Apartments .HALL complaint under the fictitious name of 'EN Issu,snce 1971 Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF INTUIT'ON TO FIorldaurIdertpfictit,ousnani,of Cashlei N C 28717 S. tembir, 1971 of Seminole Cun'y. GREETINGS 11" W from the centet of said curve; Clerk, Jonnie Elam; Inspectors, Publish Ott . 1. 15. 72. 1971 NOTICE OF (1OND ELECI'uON OF WlTNESSmytuarujand thesealof FEDERATED RETIREMENT TRAL FLORIDA ANESTHESIA Description of Property REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Florida Whereas, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL I thence proceed N 00 degreil fl 41" Amy Henson, Minnie Smith, Irma said court on September 23rd. 1974 PLANNiNG, arid that I CEO 37 Lots II & 1781k 3 PIne Level PB 6 tHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF (Seal) to AND INHALATION THERAPY r LO'VD Arthur H Reciwitti, .ir HESS DILLON, intend 5: By, Ida Creal, NOTIcE ISHEREBY GIVEN that W,for 35 OOfeet to a point on a curve Thorp. Patricia Foster, Frances RALPH B. PAPs, MAITLAND, THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX Pcjs 36 1 37 register said name w;th the Clerk of ASSOCIATES, and we intend to Pt' 1, BOx I 3$. Clerk o the Circuit Court — Deputy Clerk FLORIDA the undersigned. Colonial Store concave to the Southeast; thence Peterson, Bernice Chada Arthur H fleckwith, Jr., register Name ;n *hi(h assessed Bobby CEEDIPIG U.S0O,000 00 GENERAL said name with th Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Purcellville, Vrginui, Cijn', fly Martha T. Vihien lncorpof',te Pubtl%h Oct 3. 4. s, EUGENIA 1974 U Clerk proceed along the arc of said curve, SECTION 1 Voting machiniS Davis PARK, OULIIiA liON BONDS 01 THE Lee the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, NOTICE OF APPLICATION r!orj, in auorrnnce with thi flfl Deruty Clerk OrganiZed and ezistnlg under the DEC.77 MAITLAND. FLORIDA n tok having as its elements a ridius of Shall be used at said bond election All ol said properly being in the CITY OF SANFORD, 'LORIDA, Ftor,da In accordance wtth the POiSionS FOR TAX DEED of the FiclitI Publish 't'pt 19. 76. Ck I 3. tO 1974 Name I.*sof th State 04 Virginia, with its 1011 O0feet and a central anolc ol 02 and Ihe form of ballot to be used in Deputy Clerk ALOYS1US JOSEPH KELLEY. ON NOVEMBER 5, 1974 County of Seminole, State 01 of the Fictitious flame _________________________________ NOTICEOFAPPLICATION Slatut, 'To Wit Sert ion 165 09 (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of principal offic, and place of RUTH D?LLOPI SCHULKE, MAITLA, FLORIDA r tQt degrees 51' 45", for 5066 feet to the Said bond election Shall be 'a Sub Oct. Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PubIih' Sept 26. 5tate. To WaI 19493 FOR TAX DEE,) 3, 10 17, 1971 Florida Statutes 19S7 Section 64309 Pt, 1, Box T 3$, d.d on the *0TH day of APRIL. A 0. THAT A BOND ELECTION WILL ,j,r lieS5 be9 located pointofreversecuryature loacurve stantlally the following form Unless such certiticate or cer FIrida St&tut 1957, NOTICE OF APPLICATION (Section 11749$ Florida Statute* 4 S NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN. 5Ivn ?.'mi Ii P t ,t,ir Purcellville, Virginia, 1967 Cause to be incorporated East Pont, Gegi, l98) concave to the Southeast, thence t;fiCt(S shall be redeemed ,sc under RE HELD 014 THE 5TH DAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURt OF THE FOR TAX DEED S \alter J Gardner Publh '(t ? trat Mr or Mr P W Shoo1craft ,tnd isO beng duty auttioq,zed tO 0? ). U, 19?1 the ta*t of tbe Stite 77132 pecceed along 'he arc 01 Siid r.'.flve, OFFICIAL BALLOT of FIetdi U,erncr. 1914, n Inc city cording to law the property (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutes of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEF 101 Thom; Richards NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEf th holder 04 the following cer- transact bui.4ni in having as Its elements a radiuS of the State CITY OF SANFORD, described in Such certificate or COUNTRY CLUB AT CASSEL Santord Flida, for the purpose of CUlT, 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE Jack Perce that Paul P or Kenneth M Wntsca 1949) 'fi haS filed certificates for a Florida DORIS DILLON LEWIS. BERRY sth its JacksonvIlle. INC. a 9C600frt and a central angle 04 10 FLORIDA ror art.'rmninJ tritificates will he Srttd to Cthrr FICTITIOUS NAME James Ft COUNTY, FLORIDA NOT ICE IS HIRE BY GIVEN. ? hr' te hfdCr ot the f tnq C' q'neral Mitn, Jr ther . TFC $ r,da Pt 1. Box T 3.1. poration. w.th IS dtgrees is' 55". for 17157 feet 10 a OIdi.fl GtflrC beifl ncipaI place f BOND ELECTION IiOhC.t cash bidder it the (Curt CIVIL ACTION NO. 7413538 f101ici ibhereby given thit lam PbI,jh Ocl, 3. 10, Il, 3i, 1914 thaI Paul P or Kenneth N Watson iat,onbQndsoIlfle Cay shall be t,i,ces has filed sad certiIcat certificate numbers and years of located at 520$ Liach Purtellville, Virginia, point on said curse; Siid point 5c. 'evard. .: NOVEMBER 5, 1974 house door on the 4th day of DEC.19 -- .... — of CA5SEL9tRqy 'ssyed in an aggregate princIpal In re: 'be Marriag, 04 enQ,iged in buSineSs at Altamunte th* holder of thC following CC ,suance true aescr,pr,Qn et 'rue Jac'son.,ue. r,onaa, 377G : t: ,,. :----- busIness 72172 bearing S 07 degreeS $0' SI" I from w ()UV '•-...""'ate04 amount November, 1971 at 11 00 A N of nt has filed saId certlt,cates exceeding ANN M SAN'IARcIIEJF Petitinner Springs, *17 E. Altamonte Dr. The cerlilic.ate numbers tificates aid yeatS propert,. andfhenamninwhith it want o the "Fict,tiou Florida, and whereas the proper the center of said curve, Ihence Shall th City of Sanford issue not Name Dated this 19th cIly Of September, Seminole County, Florida be itsued thereon. under the to issuance, the description of tit for a tax deed •; as assessed are is followsARE NOTIFIED that an officers of Statute", being Chapter 2$3 Laws ch corporation did IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF refe proceed N 22 degrees 57' CS" I, tr exceeding 56.506,000 00 principal *971 • tI(tit,tj on suchrateorrat.noteIceedingth, JAMES numbers and yearS action for J ,.., property, and The certificate the names in which SANTRSIERE Ce,lat'cate No 01 Ihe following porlition the 430 Year of of Florid.. 1941, as at'nendtd, £150 was 'uyw JUDICIAL 791 61 feet; thence proceed N 59 amount of general obI,gaulo'i bonds .0 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 75TH day of MARCH AD., 1963, maximum legal rite 01 IntirI at Responw'nt MALI JEWELERS, and that I in assessec' are as followi 04 i55UiflC, hip desrripiiOfl of the property situate, lying and being in Issuance 197) to be filed in fhq Office of the the time of the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE degrees 53' 0$" W, for 536 67 feel; 01 the City bearing interest at not being Section 16$ 09. Florid4 Certificate No Clerk of Circuit Curl in*hich tend to register Said names Site thereof, and name with .'.'#rtv. and the the NOTICE OF SUIT 770 Year DtscriptionofProp.rty d 5'inoIe County, Floiida Secretary of the Stat.. t Ftncia. a nti,rtnJ nt itr Ihan fr%ty tiOt Statutc. 'rtorrgst, withthe COUNTY, FLORIDA trruice PrOceed 500 degrees II' 79" exCeeding the ,n,.,lmupn legal rate i't Si'mflOIi' (i:'oft,. I?q'I nt the C r(l C,rt, Semnole TO JAP,'rc I 'ANTAPSlFf 1771 *as assessed are as t0tw !ff 1?? £f!f E '04 SE '. (;rql Irir 5' M Section)? and thr SE Ite Ci'cu-t Co.r? ri (artit,r,te of Arntip'Jmnt Ch.1ii.iflQ JUVENILE DIvISION w, for 571 fi fevl to 'the ()ont of Of interest at tilO time of th sale of Florida 'ars Irorn thCdateuf the of 5)1 Year ourt,. icrid in acordncc With Waterberry. (on(tiu! bonds, br Cert,ticate Dectipt,on04 Property of SE -' Set 33 T S R. E. 32 Acres tor SemIe County Fr'de. ts 14 405 CJ.A of the SW 'a of Section .. name to LN 0fl the bonds, maturing not ialvr than 5' By: Ida Crcai, 0' the purpose 04 conslructing storm YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the prouisior 04 the Fictitious Lot II 01k 10 Dreamwold 3rd 5 Issuance 1971 SectIons tylog and being in Township (ont,iinnq 9 769 acres In the Interest f: LAK ES COUNTRY CLUB and ciranaqe irnprovcrn,.nts ,n tt retript ot prod of puNlcitnof thiS lotty (40) pars from the date 04 Deputy Clerk that an action for DISSOLUTION OF Plime Statutes. To Wit a Pg Srton Description of Property l wi(h assessed Sarah lot.cp, the c South, Range 37 East. Seminole Itct,iinus 'me. tO W.t eceas Such orporation did on the ,, I You are commanded to file your i%Sui,ii..c '.nI rsavahi. from ad Publish Oct 3. 5. IS. 77, 1914 o deribed in Rvsoiuton No 116? F.ARR lAGE nas been tiifd against 46S.0 F !or.da Slatules 1957, Lot ID 81k DOakiand Shores PB ,n aSsessed onaI Bush md Onvid Bush County, Florida 19TH day of September AD., I71, oftheCivadoptedonth,flthy BIG STAR FOOQuneq which name Green and wrilten defenses to laid Complaint valorem toic lCvied on all t,abIe NOTICE 21 _____________ ' 5. Clyde Russell, Jr Orten Afl of Ibid property being In the the undeisigned orporafion hi5 been filed against you and you to Foreclose Mortgage with the property in Due City without limit is cat.rw to be Oiled in the office of the September, Itll, TO VINCENT LUDISPOTI Pgs 3 & ass5ed Oakland Ownes Pfsme in which NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS which such Copyof vOtjr written difensei, if any, All of Said prOperty being in County of Seminole. State of ngmcje in business, or fI9 dire required to serve a copy of yftir Clerk of the abovt named Court. and to rate or amount br the purpose 04 Secretary of Stat, of the State of Resolution is 114 PARk AVENUE U! Pul,fl: Sept. 76, Oct.), 10, I), 1971 p,AsIesh in full belo* to GENE P. STEPHENSON IhoreS InC. sfltn4 to County of Seminole, Stile 0 It t'n (.1 FNN In Fior.d4, c, ,i...,. ..... ,. d.f.nset. it th , c',, i.avsi constructing or acquiring storm 'n bu nest, in fbi City 04 documentary authority as a part of this Notice bS#S jt to WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' 1EPH(P4SOPf and BEANE, Post DEF 147 All Ot Said pIurvli '"W UnleSs such c.rlifica:, or cer Fern Park, Seminole County. ANCEPSON, Plaintif Is' attor,i'y, AOAMS,'3ILMAN&COOPER.P,O. drainage improvements in the City ri(ed us,de Section 'you are 'he 'et,y' rintitirid that a e.37, thePottswll*tpatthvotang OffIce Drawer Seminole, Slate cs Nolice is hereby gis'en that the t.tof Unlets Such certficafe or c One, Cassetberty. Ccun!i arets l Walk.,. T,aha P. Iholl be redeemed ac Flor,do, ar 'ti envons tk.wee II. Winl•r Park, FlorIda * 4 — Petitln ninr. Florida Statu'es, Sho*ing the pfar- ., specifically described and for Dependency has been the day of the bond cier (lnqtda undersigned, pursuant to Ihe fificof 777, Attorneys for the .Florida sh011 be redeemed cord'ng to law the properly 4 NOTIcE OF INTENTiON TO AnderSOn, P 4, P 0 Box liii, 327*7. Attorneys for Plaintltfs, on or p','dt-d n RcsoIyt,n Ito lIe! d'ssolution of such toorat Oiieo in th above styledcauseby th The Party interested rn tin from seven o'clock AM ictitious Name Stitulr," Chapter Petitioner, and file the original with said cording to tw flue proper UnleSS uh certi(icate or cer REGISTER 33150, on or 5P.btd 'a suth cerlf;cate or ''rsenferpriseandth,,xtvn,of Winter haven, Florida. Ielor th 75th FICTITIOUSAME Oivion of FOmily Services day of October, 1971 adopted on the' 27th day 01 Sep 'e me Secretary wvn u'ciock PM Onthesame day 96509. Florida Statutes, will regiSter the Clerk of the atn lilcAte's haIi be redeemed diC • TO .L t 1I?CL I'L '? Crt before October 31. 1971, and tile the '..ri rv as noes nerey (rfify to Ifle and0yQu&$liedeIecfors may vote on CiC hereby rrguest WITN'cSSmy handarud sealo' ll.e tember, 1974 to with the Clerk Ct the Circuit Court, rnrdinci 10 law the property Certificates w.11 be sold to t or bCre October 1Cm, 1Q11. this court It MAY LOPICEuPI nagnest CaSh oer at the CoUrt thr clerk 01 with orloinal PARTY COLONIAL SlopEs Court at Sanford. Seminole County, Instructions to Voters: present yourself th.n twenty (70) fovego.ng and that he is satisified 'nthetaid elictn, a' ac proviled ofherw 1Se, a Judgment may oc in and for Seminole County, Florid,), described en such ceqtlticate highest cash bidder at fl'i (ui'louse door on lF on Plaintiffs' 4th day of NOTICE ISHEREBY GlVEPltat days from the dAte Cf the either before service indiCate by puiiing uown ii'vif that ?P reousremerits of the law n Resolution ho Florida, this 20th day of September, tf'(ORFORATED INTER this Notice to upon receipt of ptor.sl of fr,, certificateS will be sold to tij 11*1 adaptec on ent,red IAintt you for the relief door 'in true 4th aay 4 ttol'neyor immediately thereafter, hovrmber. 1911 it 1) 00 AM. ES? tOO PER CENT nave been complied with PROPERTY AND CASUALTY Ihi Divlslga of Family ServiceS, 211 Over "FOR APPROVAL OF September 71. 1974. and pubtlpj In demanded In the Petitmon publction o, this notice, th fit higheSt cash bidder at tIle court " Da'edth, 19th div of September. INSURERS, 'NC a FlorIda cor Oak Avenue, ariforcj, rtor.,, day of Otherwise a aefaull will be entered Dated at Jacksonville, DuvaI Nomber, 1974 at II 00 .t U GIVEN under my hand nd the lull below as a part 04 this Notice leaII BONDS" If you favor ?h' issuance of IlrCjyS name, to wtt SANFORD ile 4th on Dated WITPIFSSmy hand and 'heealnf house door this flrd day Of Septemhe.poration, desiring t CnfJ.lgP gifl5l t'Ou tar the relief ctemande1 ifl E?or,.. Gr.it Seat of the State of FlOr'dA, AttIjp tt. dO7 .S II Reckwith, .Jr, ict bcu'w'ts The CitI' of the tuest% rnadr. , t e.AY IPIVESTM[iPdTSundit which I November. 1971 at II 00 AM Court on this. tn,' wo di, nt husnessunder the fiçiitp,j name 01 Ptt,tir nay H Beckwth, Jr in the Amended Complaint T4IiE,j !-'emu. 1974 Indic,)tp by pulling down lever the CiP;taI. thiS the Clerk of the Circuit Court 5antord. Flori be qrantnd ,um e".tzaged in business ,ut Suite 31) day f September, 5epteabef, I9J4 Dated thiS 19th Arthur H Beckwith Jr "PCI' at .f the seal WIT NESS my hand and of C'rcu.t Curt of 11$ Ma'liand Avenur, COLONIAL STORES o'rr By. F.lalnt' RICI'.a,cte 19111 dy of SEPTEMBER AD., "AGAINST APPROVAL OF By. S. lee P. Mur, Witnt my h?nd lhit *0th day of 711 M.'itland Avenue. in the City 04 I.SEALI Clerk of Circuit Court 1971 this Court on September 9. 197.1 Seminole Cufy, torid *111 Altamonte Springs, Seminole INCORPOPATED BONDS" if you do not lavpr the Deputy Clerk Mayor trt Altamonte, Florida I-f flecIwith, Jr Arthur fI tkcPitt,, Jr Os CoUnty, Floridi Cnty, rtorwa. intends to register S By tzta Cr,.?, ISe1 (Sealt iss&jlnce ot said Pv,ndi, $201 Beach &utevard W Stewerl G;l.,an Ali( ATTEST. That the party Interested in hid of Circuit Covil (frk of CIrruit Clerk S. By Ida Creat, Court Deputy Clerk Arthur H Beckwith, If said fictitious name in accordance Ooroth W Glisson SECTION 5 Paper baIiol SIIOII be Lifk%Onv,)te, Florida '2 Adams, Gilman I Cooper AythorilCd Af S it. N Tamm, .3?, buSioCts c'ni.'rpri'.e Is as foulow County, of Seminole By Joy 5?oIc' Deputy Clerk with the r(g'iiren'nts 04 Section As Clerk of the Court Serretary 04 Stale rlit.sh Stpt 24& Dcl 3. . I?. 1971 3. ! 15. 73. 14 used at such election for absentee P 0 Drawer u OivIiiri of City Clerk S Sanford Kay Deputy Ctcrk Publish Oct 3, 1, IS. 77, 1174 Florida *4506. Florida Statulet Publish OcI. 3. 1971 DEGJI fly' Jo,' Stokes ro'lno Thi Iorm of ballot to be used Winter Park, Florida 37159 OEFIIS Publish, 0<1. 3. 10, Il, 74, $97 FAmlI ServiCeS Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Ida Creal, 5 Arthur Ptihiish 5p' ), *9, , flfO7a By j, $ DEG] Deputy Clerk in the eleCtion for absentee voterS Pylj' 5p! 17 19, 76. Oct 3. $97i i'yblith Sept *7, IL 78 Oct ). 1914 Attorneys to' PlaintiltS DEC20 I lorida September 23, *5th Deputy (tt'k 0Fr7 PuilliSh Sept I?. 19. 28. Oct ). 1971 Publish Sept 28 Oct ). I'll, I?, 19)4 Shill be in Wbtt3ritltiy thi form flt,F54 Puldist SepI 76, Dcl 3, tO, I?, Itha PubliSh Oct 3. 5. IS. 1?. 1Q74 OFF provided In Section 1 DEF *39 evCe$14 DII Ill CEO 10 Time - Same Guy Qf eir Own class IF Bene its Increased DIAL Seminole 322-2611 Winter ParkOrlando 831-9993 Ask For Want Ads Want Ad Department Hours — . I ihru 25 times P6 times line line . . 23 a lime - 3Cc a ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Sa.ye! Announcements 1—Card of Thanks 2—in Memoriam S—Cemeteries 4—Personals 5—lost and Found 4—Child Care IF 7—Motels . Hotels 8—Eating Places 9—Good Things to Eat 0—Do I? Yourself 1—Instructions You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to classified FIRST! And save N Travel & Recreation 3—Travel Agencies 4—Camping.Resorts S—Action Sports Employment 8—Help Wanted 1—Situations Wanted Financial I—Business Opportunities S—Loans I—insurance a BUNDLE of TIME and MONEY! lnv•stment OppOrfufljh.$ Rentals 9—Rooms for Rent 0—Apartments Rent Unfurnished .)—Apartm,nhRent Furnished P—House, Rent Unfurnih.d I--Hout, Rent Furnished I—Mobil. Homes Rent btarH :I,5,_ - IF. - — I:OOA.M..S:30p.M. Monday thru Friday 1 thru S times . 40c a Save. Save. Legal Notice — -- INFORMATION Lega''N' ..otice LegaI _--_ .-_ WANT AD + Are The Same ____ Thursday, Oct. 3, )974-9B Evening Herald5 Sanford, Fl. Legal_Notice \I+rr. V --- -- _______ For Rent You're looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys In CLASSIFIED 1st! you'll find what you want at 4 Persona is Al E YOU TROu6LED Call Toti F'rcC. 6.44 2027 for "We Care'- 'itotline". Adults or Teens. FACED WITHADRIPIKIP4G PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473-4317 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida . a. _p, .14ILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE OP ANt DEBTS INCURRED Y ANYONE OTHER THAN MY. iELF AS OF SEPT. 23. 1971. S.E HOLL,ENBECK IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-AN ON EXTRA F r families or frlend of problem drinkers. r further information Call 173-4317 or write Siinford At Aijfl Family Group P.O. Box 5.33. Sanford, Fil, 32771 LOW PRICES! ' - , Child Care II baby sit in my home, fenced ard Hot lunches Anytime, day x' nIght, 321 0376 YOU ARE INTHE MARKET FOR' ANYTHING I II PERIEPIi:ED, WILL DO BABY SITTING tJAY OR NIGHT, CALL 17? 5049 II baby sit in Sunland home. 373 S47 Wilt keepchi:dren inmy home 32) 51378 -. , LOOKTOOUR Good Things to Eat , CLASSIFIED or 1 lbs. 11.00. Farm fresh roduce, Dawg Patch Flea larket. Doctrack Rd , Sal Sun. 'ntO.l PAGES 1st AND : r - ..._ - - OCEAN SHR:MP rt .- 'i l'vi'r', Sc ;,"S PIi5e call 303 SAl 6464 ' rm fresh produce daily Vine ripe ornaloes, 5600 boa. Hwy. 434 I; W Cf I I .'-'. ,,.,,. ...... - SAVE Help Wanted LNAGER, Drug store experIence. few discount drug store Ex - clIent company benefits Salary ommensurat, with erpefienc,. ieply t Boa 557, Care of The t - ' :w,..,,n,, , For Daily Savings-Shop ' uu I .' 1 .- v..., ,. .- . —- . . — . _. --- --- - , -: -=' ..- U_,..UU'Ui'. '-==- .-- i,L '-. rvice Dept. Manager ghI konwicd3e of auto mechanics Suil-ervi.,. peisplc Mvt be neat s'nthusi,)slic.andabi, to get alor'ia eaIl with Others Salary pli.,s ;ommission, Full company ruefitt An Equal Opportunty Employer Apply itt person t 'icjye,,r 5e'''re S'ove. S5 W l' 831-9993 THE HERALD -- - ;=--,.-='-- — - --------------- 32226l1 P 37771, I something 'ntecesbrig this fall, Mid earn money lc'o Be an A'ion Representative 6.44 3079 CLASSIFIED • . tomnliv. OOokkreper And :asnier Trainee or Paper encea 77 'OSS or 6.17 IllS ' —_ *si,* I) It '1.. ',i. antord, Fla .......- -..... - -.. . .- . .. - . - ''' - - -. , ,, .............. -- - .. - . -' ------- -,. �I lOB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - S,. ._. - r- . .... Thursday, Oct. 3, )97 Thursday, Oct. 3, 1974-JIB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Keep Your Eye On The Want Ads If You Have An Eye Fr Value' Want Ads Are "Buyerfinders"C Your Friendly Classified Gal ilI P Lots and Acreage 43 18 30 Apartments Rent Unlurnished ______________________ Help Wanted ________________________ lflWI*?Ion Installers flerded Good employment for ambitious man Fringe benefit. ChauIfur' license required, Experienced Only ne*d apply, Apply 1041 Mil!ec Drive. Attam?e Springs. Off Cisarlotte t. S 1, K Warehouse - FurnishedorlJnf,jrnished Nice? Qc'droom Home For Rent 323 7970. AlterS)?? 7879 ndlewood Villas OPportunities '.1 Renteø .1 rouse c..d after he paid tirsi and last months rent and dCpoit, he could have bovht a charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath with patio, oarage and central air. Let Cliff Jordan REALTOR solve your riouslng problem Call 3.31 8722. * Range•Refrigerator "Oowt needs" Serve a * Dishwasher•Disposal purpose aQan w?en you sell them win .i ClasSified ad from the * Clothes WasherDryer H.'rald Call us today' Don't Lin' tiI 3.'? ?H ' ! * Recieatiwial Bwlding ,. Ste ii stro ni . 3 Bedrooms, I acre plus p.'iol barn. 141.900 I fledroorrs. Mayfair, $4200C. 3 Bedrooms. 7 plus acrc, l)OW.AIRPORT ClaSsified bds are here to help you bus, sell, tent or swap al a low Cost let us help you pLace yours_________________________ Call 377 2611 or 831 9993 a ' j 1 Bedroom,urnishjapartmt Loc6ted in Lake Mary * *CENEVA GARDENS * * . Sinqlq $IO Studin, I, 2, d 3 Pool, bedroom :1 4 BEDROOMS baths, with sto refrigerator On cornt'r lot 122.900 TernYis • kfl&enequipped,cenfral heat and air, '?,onflsty rentats from $142.50 3322090, 1505W. 2511, St., Sanf,.'d •. ____________________ Nice clean I bedroom house. Wall wall carpet, draps, air con. ditioning Adult* no p•ts, Reference, 372624.1. Ojpttx, 2 bedroom, air cCndifiOned, preferred, 3726.620 or ' .. . . . 37 -= Business Property For Rent - , ... - '' ' "Get 'Em While _________________________ JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE, INC. 7276457 327 7111- 3777471 family room, equipped kitchen, carpet, nice well landsclp,d fenced yard, $37,500 * They' Hot!" * Home Improvements Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING K'tchen Bathroom Cabinets, "lmpac'Wath&Snra Klein Counter topi, Sinks Installation Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks available Bud Cabell. & roofs. Remo',ies mildew, fungus, Onytime 1771. mud-dobbers, wasps 1 Spi webs 3720397 BUDDY'S HOA',E IMPROVEMENTS Buy a bargain or sell a bargain wi'h Small Jobs Wanted ________________________________ fun to se and reati classilied .dsl 372 1331, "Lekt"Mary" (a,, yOur 4id Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. FullLineGE Appliances ____________________________ Sanfora Electric Cotrpar,y CuStOm Work Licer'sed Bonded Ftet eStimate 323 6.O'Jl 7522 Park Drive. 3/2 l7 ______________________________________________ "Don't n.wth'" 5ecye a useful *t.n you ell lhCm ___ a classtse,i ad from the LIerald Con s tois' o RYDER LPdTS TPUCVSS ______________________________ delay' JuSt dial 372 2i511 or 831 FconOPorV,in5toD.IIrfl(tor5 ; ri,.. ,' r .o -, iday I year.373 5310 TOWER'S BEAUTY S.ALPj ftormeniy Harrlett Beauty Pi4'j A SrIiIitl clastilied ad trinq big Pine 37 5747 returns lrycinc' ands.'' Call " ________________________ tlt er 31 cc9) - - Laitd Clearing Carpentry ____________________ VINCENT'S çARPETRy loteror Paneling, Custer" Carpentry No ,00 Ito smlll Licensed & Bonded Trim, _______________________ C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Landriearing. S.c'ptl( tanks, till drt. driveways All I,nth ot dqqnq 377 OIl? er 5 • P rantnig J.m'S Concrete & Masonry Frr. _________________________ I locy' pafo'. 0. dr . r.tk Ut ,IOnplan1er Ptch,'n( fPdlflt -., 4,4 No ob t smart. Ovalit,, worhminhp repa.r woth 772 i.' 321 P1 773 Home Improvements John's Fix If __ CaIIAItprsp.m.? .Tfjurj 3fl 1733 - _ ,---'--------. I lrDttry, gootin0, C.mant 8anving, Painting. Reasonable BU, esu1'Ic,nr,roo.,. ____ I' r'y' '., It . ''c' ".1 I' ./7fl i ,,JI V ii h ,",, '.' . ' ---- I3ATIIIP,G 6 Gtft,)O,tlr'4r, ALL. LIREEf)S 631 151$ with hIP i4(k.s'ti ,'nda lrienaI Ip ST 14'4 .-------- ' -- ,.j SANFORD 323.7900 ORLANDO 365S555 50 C . . ' -. . " ' , •," , . ' / ' Florida, GUARD DOG FOR RENT 363 6114 Soon P JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormlry F. '6.373 4733 0 • • mW 2nd St 1. ____________________________________ International. ton, 4. wheel drive: tool.box bed. $I00. 265.3161 _________________________ 1972 Datsum pick up truck. ISM-FM radio, green Good Condition. Going fishir4? Get eli the equipment you need for those big ones with a want ad. LoxIkIng for a ,TTgh quality bargain?. Look to claSsified WHY PAY '75 PRICES? ' P . j SEE . .' WHAT ECONOMY TOYOTA HAS TO OFFER! I 1 ',,. PRICED FROM$35,000 I , Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Initial Recreational - Fee Prepaid 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE ' 'S NO CLOSING COSTS ,- / CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROMS PERCENT Located 1 '' '- - - of block So. Good Selection inStock 'f /4 Blvd., Satford, 96, Sat. & Sun, 1.6 Airport 30+ Miles Per Gal. on Sanford Ave., in office open Mon..Fri: Dial 322.872) Cove rn9?YIIvofnsaI7'1 residentja e k I FURNISHED & UNFIIDPJIcUtn - •s• e•p yr*j. ,,, '16O-165 1 _________ 1 * - ,. - -. . ' .- . _________ - 1 Situated On ._,_..,_._."_._-:-_ Large WoOded ________ Lots Near The Country Club. _______ - • _: -"" ' - ,' ''' 'I. ' • - - '.,ii,r,, .'.- _.. . -.-v... , - . '..-. .. .-I . ___________________ ______ :. 1975 Models on display & sale! for ONLY p4223 '74 DUSTER 2 Dr., R, H, AT, PS, AC, TG, Vinyl Seat, 225 Eng,, WC & WWT. .. , 1 2 2 99 - . a 'r.':..' .. ._,_ S DeLANO Saidsd PSi. 313 IS13 Or&,i4 PSi. 444 I4 5 h4w'y It 53 & Trod D,LiM Plo. 734 MIS Siioksrd PSi 3fl PLUS FRT AND SERVICE •Sb S . . p.- I • ' . • Consignments Welcome Open Daily 10 hIS STAN'S AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION BOB DANCE DODGE Saturday, Oct. 5,7 p M We are loaded with some extra fine furniture, Color TVs, Antiques. Partial listing: 3 pIece Chip pendile bedroom suite; Oak roll top desk; China cabinets; Dining room suites, Secretary desk; Round oak table; Breakfront; Walnut chest; Living room suite; Lots of nIce misceflaneous and mote furniture too numerous to mention. If you're looking fcr liner furr'Iture. don't misS this auction All day Satvrdty for Ir..p.c?ion. For iriformatin call Stan Vtr million, Auctioneer, 322 9719 Sale to be held at F 1801 WEST FIRST ST., SANFORD 323-7730 -644-3912 pjjsed Cars PLYMOUTH FURY III '72 ___ '2195 Orange Economy Plus '2295 VInyl op Rca u ' '73 SUPER VW Sports Sedan.Pssseng.r DODGE DART '72 '74 PINTO V Cut glass, custard glass. presscd glass, Cherry drop leaf table, o'd' dolls, kei-. larrps, Avon bottles, Oriental rugs, German wall clock, gingerbree1 clock, Gateleg table, Victorian tables, bedroom suites, difliflg room suItes. Es' camper!Ieeps 4. stove and ref. Lots more too numerous to mention S. HWY 1/97, SANFORD I MILE, AMERICAN LEGION BLDG. SUN,, OCT.6, 7 P.M Consignments welcome 23 pcI commission. Good 6nhiques only - bring In Sat., Oct. S. Food Lots of parking-- Air conditioned Auctioneer, Larry Neafus. Mart. George (2) '4 '2395 70000Mi '73 DODGE CHARGER Air, Steering, Vinyl Top, Auto '2995 $ P.S., P.B. '73 CORVETTE Double Double Sharp 2 Dr. Hardtop /3 - $ ,r p 1) iii M.ii OUn DART SPORT 340 14 Camper.Travel Trailers VL Air, Auto, P.S., Silver, w.Black Stripes While Buctets Wath - w i $3995 '2895 Cooscte 'e.axa.i ______ '73 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Crestoes, Factory Alt, and Locded With Equip. Only 17,001 Mi. Compare At I A if if - '73 340 DART OPEL MANTA LUXUS (3,utii' Si, ia.i '2995 .,Iv a. - AIItVI IIUft 0 FORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. itt St. 373-4711 saIe OIC In season TII the Ic about :t '.i,ti a Classified n Use Herald, 372 3)1 DODGE VAN /3 DODGE D100 (2) 4 Cyl. Longb.d. Was $2495 :': 13 OO'#3 wtut * to c Leaded '71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 5 ", " i PLYMOUTH FURY III '71 '1995 P S Chrome W'rels, Phi "ti*v Iil.ic Ii .rid Only _______ _________ 'S '2695 '73 CHEVY LUV PICKUP Topper. A.C.45p. Like New. 2395 FORD COURIER • '3' ( Mt IQI 'p P .i,10 O.t 'piid ," W IT CAMPER FOR SALE $175. CALL 373 1700 AFTER 3 P.M. '1 999 WHERE EVERYBODY RIDES" 1969 Winnebago. 50.000 miles. 11500 equIty take over. 373 3432 323.3103 7Sth Sanfora, Fla. - ___ _.,... ____________________________ - .,_=A- '----_ __ I t,, ,-_,_. .'. 0) -.-. -. Only 19 Left .. -'"4 Comptoic trailer ri,ttnes. All kinds available. 1! .1 _______ __________________ ---#. _.-j- New 74 Trucks& Vans 41 __ • I/.nLD. 1-14O ________ ___________ .iio1 EAST AIRPORT I3OULE YARD i. - S*.m Duftne McGulre, 372 1631 len. I 1I HOMES OF DISTINCTION I ________________________ BAMBOO dr ' av ' - SANfORD 1311 ttwy. il-Si __________ I. F $ rs.rr.sv a(4,s;,i .'.,t,i lass fiud Ad fr,i th id '4(t Call 'i today! Doni Jut! d'itl 3777611 Ot 13) 9?93 1ople low cost Want New 74 Cars In Stock I BILLBAKER VOLKSWAGEN, !NC I c_. iW Poptop Camper. orange. rnatic, air, like new. $1995. Of Loch Arbor - II' Winnebago sPde in pick. up amper. Sell contained 11,500 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN the business, Auction * ANTIQUE SALE * Pool, Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Jim Lash and t. L. Queen have been partners for 3 years and have decided to use both names for '74 DODGE CLB. CAL 0 200, 3 Sp. Trans., Seats, Dual Mirrors, Inside Hood Release, Tool Storage. STAN'S AUCTION OYOTA COROLLA 1200 ' - 1970 Bonneville Convertible, yellow, power wIndow's, air, low mileage, must see. $1,393. Whitey Eckstein, 177 1451 Dealer. Air, 4.Speed, Vinyl Top ; Princeton, West to Edgewater, Left 4 Blocks T.G,, Flip ___________________ A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES 841.8641 ONLY 3698 Hwy 46, P ,miles east of I I Sanford, Fla, . Orlando 372 97)9 .- . .. -______________________ - , We're Announcing Our NEW NAME And Showing Our NEW CARS BEETLE. Stamps.Coins Every Sat. Night 7pm. West Is? St. (Hwy 46) Sanford ' I ,. 4to 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. flew transmission, Best offer. 323-1)71. 80 - Example: FURY III, 2 Dr,, lET,, AT., 260 Engine, T G, A C, R, Vinyl Roof, WC,, Side Mtdgs, * Public Authon * Boats&Marine Equipment anytime.,,read tOday's . 2 Edgewater 1970 Continental sedan light green ,',ith uark green leather interior 30,000 mIles. Well cared for. Ctinental luxury at a price you can afford. 3774811. Dealer. Autos for Sale - HONDA of ORLANDO hOW TWO LCATIc)hS IOSERVI you 15 Apartments .. Trucks and Trailers S Central Florida's First Dealer ueourr. ____ , : LAZY 323-5620 7977 Hwy. 17-92 377 5961 ' Sanford, 322 7831 177 4437 19 1974HONDA 3504. TAKE O'ER PAYMENTS 321 0571 . -. fl ' 11-IE DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford MARINE COVE :: 1968 Karman Ghla. dark green, i speed, radio, looks and runs like Mw.$L39S: Call Howie Kirby, 3n' 10)1 After3;)O " '" Only 30 Let Open daily 105 for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. 55 5' Jay &OieAvto Sales 641 441$ Cni Car do a lob that done no other way. Call 3227sii or $314993 Nowit S * ______________________ - Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 372. £312. CARPORT SALE; Ihurs..Frl., 1)7 Club Rd. Clothing, miscellaneous, and end tables. S a • We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Dr. 3220667. - Any '. CARPORT SALE: Fri. Evenint,,4. 9; Sat. 9. till.10 HP Evinrude motor. Miscellaneous items. 100 RoSatia . $961 Mustang Fastback, like new. loaded $964 Mustang Coup., Beautiful, one owner, loaded. rl.92?,jarytafld 645.1415 _______________________________ 1964 Mercury Convertible, 390 engine, good tires & transmissIon, needs top. 1150. 323 6923. 72 start Buys 322.45$-I. Dealer. Feed fll 0890 BUY HERE 4 1973 Continental Mark IV, Loaded, local one owner. Safe guard plan. 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, power brakes, power steering, air, Vinyl 17,000 mileS. All Continental $7,453. clean, features including leather in. top. Very Days 322 4305. Eves. 322 8105. tenor. Extra Sharp. Priced to sell ADORABLE NIFTENS FREE T0600DHOME. CALL AFTER S 3fl 0425 * - , (WITH GOOD CREDIT) -_________ l96ll4ond:,smØpp,j, 80 Flea Market. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 103 W. 3.5th Place, Sat., Oct. 5, $ a.m .2 p.m. electric th5 tp' $1,700. Doberman Male. 2 Years Old Protection Trained, 1500 343 618) 67A See25OlPoinsettiaAye, $971 LID, small equity or trade and ________ ____ _______ take over payments. 323l621 at Stud, 69 Saturday 4 . .. Miniature Schnauzer over.. 831151$ Your Word Is Your Credit _________________________ %96.lCamaro, 1150cr be'stcoffer $31 7726 Ask for Pat * Musthng City * $50 Down 3864 19 1965 Toyota. Automatic 7 Door Hard Top - Motort'vcle insurance Collies, AKC, Blue Merle and Tn. All shots, good children's pet Show quOlity, $73 and up. 27) 6143, Autos for SaIe trn I HONDAOFORLAPJDO CLEARANCE SALE 1802 Edgewater $11 1641 CHER'S Kennel Pups, studs, *1CC, Toy S. MInI Poodles all colors. Cocker, Mini 4 Large Dachshunds, Shh flu, Toy Collie, Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier, 30 pups on display, we buy pups, financIng, shoi., guaran teed. 904 737 291?, 90.4237.3.476. CARPORT classifleds 1 AKC Dachshund mlnatures. Red also black and tan. Males, $65. Also Chihuahuas. Animal Haven Boarding Kennels. 372 5757. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prIce's paid, used, any condition. 641 8126, Winter Park. Baldwin Pano, appliances, large & small,guitar and amp., furniture, clothes, misc. Corner of Williams and Ciairmont off St. Rd 15, Lake Mary. FrI., Sat., & Sun. -- -.............. . Pets and Supplies GARAGE SALE. Saturday. lie Broadmoor, Lake Mary. 322 3293. Dining room set, 130; Gas heater, 123; ClothIng, MISC. SALE: classified arft...read l9l4HofljaMTElsinore $lOOdownandtakeover payments, 3720691. we OFF AIRPORT Low In cost hi h in result Molorcycles Wantedto Buy llan,jes, Hotpoint and Tappan, 68 priced right. Financing available CASH 377.4)72 with no down payment. (.)ict'i For vied furniture, appliances, Appliances, 372.7431. tools, dc, Buy I or 1001 Items. KIZNMORE WASHER, part., Lorry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. service, used machines buy furniture MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 OL97 Piney Woods Barn, and miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pd. consignments. Free pick ups. Ga rage. Rummage 54 Auction Sat. night at 7 p.m. Call 372 7770 Sales ' ' 18 & I . •Dishwashnr (hlOfldti 8312299 W. Garnett White MON EY$ I I a - A'rp'ort Blvd. & I? 92. )70'z313' ThIs 5 the best corner in Central I Bamboo ' 8 4 4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Ideal For Off Ice, $45 322 020$after6 Ph. 1305) 3238160 JOHN KRIDER. ASOC '' . .. -- . I 100' frontage, U. S 1792. north of Sizzlin Steak. $ SAVE ____________ Don't fld!" Serve a _____ J?O' .ç all I Pt I •Disposals I vcr Pet Care - - con- --__- ------ - Eves $49. 1144. ,- air 80 Autos for Sale - air conditioned, full power equipment, excellent COnditiOn. Fully guaranteed $1995. Call Don Pope, 322-1131. Dealer. Call Floyd Flower's, Southern RV Services, 3239020. ,-------..______________ Appliances generators, 80 '71 Buick LeSabre'4 door hardtop, COMPLETE MOTOR HOME SERVICE CENTER. Special on awnings, Altos (or Sale 80 Camper.Tra vet Trailers ditioners, Equipment (or Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307* Eas.4 1st St., Sanford 322.9411. Stitc Rd. 427, 2.3 ' Commercial I . ¶r'RlUL(R AiItypejani y,r r'•'- STINt MACHINE & StJrPLV CCI, Looking for Revnadeflng, Adthtions 4 Repv - mileseutof 17.92 . 64 Drop In bobbIn, zig zati and .3 needle position. Like new Condition, solId new for UI, balance of $45 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. 52 _ ThiseI%ready....I;0'xl60'Coufltry I Club koad, Loch Arbor, 15,000 i Well Drilling "t"Po*l'PeiI(Ont,ol 7/ lrrji'tj& AyC "' 15$ Avtr.ge block,: 1V _ Free Estimate, $31 7t. w,______-.-,--,--. A LAKE MARY nest - .- 0 reen'e your t'hoke lot. HUFFMAN REALTY At Pelt, JeflnyCla,It.,As ______________________________________ ____________ 2 IS'83?2lIS3Day,Eve. 1d',' Orlando Clipper, Murry lilt trailer, 100 HP Electric Winch. $1700. 373 0941. 1973 Singer ZigZag I 75 - APT URUWPI PEST _______ COtdZROL 757 Dr'ye Cr'c'r, PaintIng, Cement Work. L.:jht HaulIng 372 7643 : (ALTQR5 196W LakeMary Blvd 373 6333 or 615 2333 WE TAKE TR,SDES _ Odd iots of -•---------------- FOflREST GREENE INC. ,' Pcst Conl'rol -- ................._ yOu " ° afld Long*ood baths, kitchen equipped. well Other home lisings from $71.C% to Screened porch for lovely fall evenings $49,990 Hurry' Two lots beautifully located on Linda Lane. Lccrcr, 100'xifl', 56.000 each. or 628.?1 ____________________ __________________________ . It you hv an eye for real y.lut Il ?hr-''','5. fit t I i'4, I ' ('oisw out today -- Wall Papering _________________________ PAIIL !LA1[R ProfCss;onal Wallpaper Hanger lensedRaentlal,Co,nrc,al rrep EstImates Ph 377 6073 _____________________ . den, in Sanford, recently painted, Homes, Lots, Acreage Owner will hold fInancing iie 2 Oedrocm, 1' bath, Scott Ave., Colt 00* Mayfair. Lovely quiet area. 177,000 LAX E MARY Build your c'.vn hnm on five acres PrI Ot Beoom,, 2 baths, pod, central $22,500, Call s.s heat air. This house has everything including large lot In SANFORO - Near St Johns River, beautiful Wii'on Place and exclusive area with river CCCS$ financing. at the marina 3 bedrooms, 3 U3).4039 I I lot selection available in Sanford 's finest family park. COZY COTTAGE7bedrpom,pluj - i In sewing cabInet, repossessed Sinqer' be's? model, wIndS Ixbin in nh%ct1lne F ully autociiatic. Pay ymentS of b.4..ac of UI or 10 U. -- IflL, want PLASTIC PIPE, approx. 4500 ,t, rOund, 80 PSI, round block I'll, IP;t'IFIyICOC PiPO 323 318/ alter s 'v or weekeoth, Boats & Marine Equipment CalICredIt Dept. a Fishing R. Bna'tng Itest now BuiId'r has new 3 bvjrnorn 2 bYt 904 78922*0, Orlando, home ready for Immediate 305173 1334. Cupancy Located on So. RUtkin Street, near Lake Mary School, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath on Iarewooded lot Only $26,430 with 06* I,,,lI down 7' pci. assumat,g assume VA mceluage, I'. pct fl'.ortgage, Phox. 30S 299 7026day50r471 7607 Owner. Ph, 323 ,7725 evenings. (T)fROflDA H011iES Beauty are * MOVING, MUST SELL Deltona. ministration Atitjc. 0uP0,1g0mn '* GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ..!." , . I'ia. Truck Rentals - - Singer * * t'-' SANFORD REALTY ?óO3ParkDr. D8V1377.77)7 pays all ClOSing cost VA, FHA, cunventionat loans, Bullclr, income. See us req a r ding your •tiqibil,tyfo purchasi r.J'*3bqdroomhom,,o, no cash down and reduced monthly p3yment under the Carmen Home Ad. - A ppI1uces 7. PCt.IfltiffltRit, GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NOMONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, 1',, to? baths priced from insso to the reach of the young working people at the area; as well as Itic olde;retire,sona fixed Central Hear & Air Conditioning For free e,timotej. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanfort 3 . -- S. DeB.art' Deltona **** Financing a new Maronda Home In ____________________________ _______________________________ Ir: _____ Household Goods - -- - ------- ---- - --- - it 830.5500 Rcaltnr --- - Sunday. Some depression glass, 521 Burton Lane. 3231171 26065 Hwy 1797 REALTOR 37) 5771 REALTOR 3234061.33317,3flfl70 ___________________ 10' Fiberglass boat & trailer, new I HP Mercury motor; Electric stove, push button; Maytag Whher, like new. 606 Oak Ave 3777(14? Harold Hall Realty CORBETT.REAL ESTATE ".UP4SWORTHREALTY $OJW.IstSt. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - •Tennls Courh Opening Roberts & Gilman . Need A New House? SPECIAL Baby bed, 110; Antique Buffet, $40. D&J Curiosity Shop. 1201 W. 1st St. I 6 p.m. DAILY. . 577.900, 3 bedroom, P bath, large mortgage $00 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1792 Open Sat. & Sun9 S 838-2920 , -- Deve's Furniture, SOnford Ave. 323 9370. / WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre. beautiful buildIng tIle. $7,SgO. 64$ 1'91 ________________ _______________ glass. AIR CONDITIONER ]yearolct GE 71.000 BTU, auto thermostat compressor $250 firm 373-4976 after 6. 55 65 Royal, Doulton, Haviland Bavarian china, lead crystal and pres -- - NICE_ 3 bedroom,Iblth.carp,t,d, range, refrigerator, fireplace, fenCed yard, $25,500. Newly renovated, 7 Bdrms, Iamlly room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $?.00Odown$I50oflthl 3727287 I __________________________ Stove. Refrlgertr and Washing Machine, all Harvest gold. 3 mos, old All for 1500 Violin sos. 3i 7117 skiing nearby Call Don collec', Contact us; you may Qu!ity. thOn rcnt, Government SUbSidIZed to Qualified buyers. Call to see qualifylp ______________ ______________ REPRODUCTIONS 24"x4".$4.50 EACH PIOLL'S IN CASSELI3ERRY 6027378305. Lake Mary - MovIng, must sell, 3 bedroom, 1': bath Central heat & air, near school & college, Reduced to 121,900. 373-1111. - WAREHOUSE i WlthorWithoofffcnOn$R loal I. 4. any size We are eeting ana dealing so come see us or call 373. 0061 - rAMous MOSSIE C. BATEMAN New houses in a rural area. No down Air Conditioning ' _________________________________ '-- •simming Pool ASSUME PAYMENTS SACRE NEW MEXICO RANCHETIE 14.500 origInal investment May be assumed by making one payment of 134 II anda balance of 17,96586 at 9 pcI. interest. Just off In terstate 25, gentle rolling and trees, good hisiting, fishing and y Owner - PINECREST - Must sacrifice.) bedroom, central heat & air, screened.ln Ø&ti(, dishwasher, *7S,S00 323803) after MAKE OFFER- small hou, 66' x 160', Lake Mary. Suite2O3ThpGreaterMall REALTORS, Casselberry, 830 1466 Exceptionally beautiful Wedding C.okn, Headpiece and Veil. Site 9, Call 377 2311 after I , - ForSale Beautiful Rug, 1I'x12' wit?, PL,d Sculptured Pattern, $10 Phone 373 048.5 _________________________________ Tropical flshtanks.One30Gal with stand; one IS gal, complete with accessorleifor both. Mouton Iamb coat, excel. conci., size 16. 3737603 - a •I.2.3 Bedroom ApIs. ' acres, clear, flowing stearn, tiets, private and peaceful but iose In. Terry Really, REALTOR. ___________________ 1. PossIble Subsidized monthly payments, Hartman Realty, Inc. . , 1REIGHT SALVAGE 'Y' DIRECT FROM OX CAR A4PIiOflc. •it cond. freeters retr,g step ladders wire etc. ('.ormly's E. 46, Sanford 323 4733 - Seminole Cnty - 20 beautiful In the Qood ole summenlime...,t's a oteottimetoseltsomethIngwtha Classified Ad JuSt dial 372 7611 or $319993 for a quick results ad 3. FamiIle or sIngles, ,,71170. -- ,. ORANGE CITY JuSt oft 17 92, sitS this charming two EdO bOWN PAYMENT year old) bedrøom home with its 1. YOur new custom home on a lot of large screened porch across th your choice, wtiefe home. Price $31,90o with attractive assumable mtg, 2. Adults II thru retirement. Elmer Bakalla Inc. - no to.'oger needed items wtr' a ct3ssilird ad in Ihe F 'i t1 14 f.3L1 (31 'I 1 . ster's"L MisceiIpous - 31 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE tIUY-SELL_TRADE 311 3l5t.Flrst St 372 Longwr'oj SO For5a)e I Your MLS Agency REALTORS top urn! Misceitannous For Sale 50 ON RESERVOIR LAKE _________________ Park, 377 5992or 37) 1)6.7; 373 9007 MisceIIapous Cove t.ot l00'x660' deep. 60' house trailer. ?O'z20' out building, cabana Porch. on Oakway. $15000 Call before 1, 323 1097. . -- Lots and Acreage _____________________________ A. A McClanohan, BROKER, ill N. Anytime ExclusIve, 16.000 With $1,300 down ',vill put you in ô thriving short outer restaurant Xulp Realty, 377 2335 7Th G EGORY MOBILE HOMI S 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5700 I BR, 2 Bath Ravenna Park 129.500 flPOkE ., . : 7A' 322•242O REALTOR 831 7867 Fern Pl,rk you have an CyC for real 3.Otue ________________________________ ,Ou II eye thc clasf ed ads regularly BelAir Special ---'---------.---.---------- Assume mortgage, immaculate 3 Mobile Homes Rent bedroom. t'. bOthllome. carpeted - - --. -- -----------throughout. Central heat and air. -Entoy be'.itlful Welds'a River tly Attached one car garage. Owner renting a mobile borne at CA.P,LP tranS,qred, Must sell. $71,S( SEMINOLE. Nopeft. Noalcc9sol. , Lee Swisher. tis. . a ,,_ C' t.,iily 327 IJOl _______________________ ;aitj pliawaiba Au" a, 1792 ,, FlU 831 3196 _ (oreusatourb;gn location Call REALTOR.Associat, Sonny "" n.n' & 7 bedrOom, family room, fenced. Carpet, tow down Only Acre Realty, REALTOR, fl 7750 .----- " r 12' x 60' mobile home, furnith. 2 yJrm, I'baths, carpeted, central beat air. area. 21 Hour Service Call 377 7i Income And '" ____________________________________________ Catibart Real Estate Raborn. After hours 5)74)3 Hurry anti see it 830 5500 Realtors lOt 36'xir, one bedroom mobile home. $700 down & assume payments 321 CITY- FOUR ON TWO FLOORS! Real Value Need a big home With lots of bedrooms? This has four plus 2 NEWLY RENOVATED, I BR home, futnisised. coc9er lot, $11,500 baths Good investment Potential, Payton 33 Housus Rent Furnished -- - -- -- ----3 bedroom house, fully furnithed, wolf wall carpeting. 323 6375 Call 377 nu apartments. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, COUNTRY-OH, BOY! HERE IT IS' This Is that 2bedroom on 1375 acres lou've wanted so long. Price? Oh. no. Not out of reacn, 179.900 Call REALTOR At5OCiâtC John Mero. After hou 373 0711 You'll bt' Surprised W$en you location References, $125 Month )BEOROOMitOUSE FENCED YARD 645 0567 _____________ Homes -'z --'- investment Property Roberts & Gilman Mobile ________________________ --_______________________ __.. 46 322 7)74 day, 37) 0483 eye. BROKER ASSOCIATE IOR 372 21 , After HrS. 377 971.1 377 oa - --. -. I bedroon, 1' $1,900 do. 5196 mo 7 pcI. Acre Realty REALTOR, 3?] 7150 ______________ See SMALL ACREAGE Wiffiøtdr 3 bedroom hem,'oo paved road. $73,000 3 bdrm, 7 baths, carpeted, famIly -room, P,necresf area in Sanford. 31 Apartments Rent 1775 mo. Call 830 157) after 5. Furnished ______________________________ Clt'an 3 Bedrooms, Convenient 3-7143 ?11N. Oak, Sanford Jill) Hunt Realty bedrooms, equipped kifChn, lovely dining and living rooms. lence. covered pitio anti oUier ft.ilur t' F rst LIass (000itiQfI Call REALTOR Associate Julian Sltnstrom Alter hojr 3fl2*ó 570.500 itt ., ,, T l?,. AL 19195 French 1496. 372 372 '.'tu 1I1'I F 3771991 372 73;i. --- - ____ JOHN SAULS AGENCY Days' 322 6173 372 2)51 -- oded adjacent lot Buy both tr extra privacy or only one fer large home te Horses aIlo with city approval C0nvenit location for shopping 6nd highwa access 130.000 Other smaller stesalSO available in area Please .tsk for 0,rts [jell, Asso: , 7 year old home, 3 bedrooms. 1', baths, carpet, central heat, air, Take over mor1gee at 7 pcI.. payments, $167 BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Nht' 327 3174 itmant a pleasant Surprise' OPJ (,'if cttanOul your Qaragequickly with a Want Ad FOUR ACRES Move in Today ST. JOHN'S REALTY HIGHLAND PARK - PLUSH THE INTERIOR OF THIS HOME Ph Orlando 777 7769. Iw Bedroom, Furn ApL Room, Private both, private en $1ISMo trance. Air conditioned, no ___________________________ cookang,3374SQ, - I 7 1 cl'oorn Atiutt Need %Gmne to share 3 bedroom I or iOf ('. ' fiouse, Split expenses Call bet /.-ni. P,'.ob,le' Pa , wt 530 and II: p.m. 323 0165. 'cj Park Drivi' -AVALON APARTMENTS Manor Ladytoroom ADULTS, NO PETS dbardinc.untryhome __________________ Callanytime3jj __________ -, _______________ WELAKA APARTMENTS 30 Apartments Rent 114W. it St. Unfurnished 'torn wall to wall carpet, or 1 of 7 bedroom duplex apwrtments. r)nrtit,onrd, reasonable rent Furnished or ufltvrn,SJ%ed Cd' "(-US. no pets, 377 tIlO Swimming pool. 4720 . Orlando --- _---Dr 333 79fl I Bedroom upstairs apartment, LMs, water furniShed. Adults 7 8IdrOpin in Slnfotd. 1160 mOnth only. $90 3727296, after i. inck,dlng electricity. 323 1901 Ater 7 1 Cedrom downstairs apartment, -Air. Mature adults only. No pets, 7 Bedrooms, Pta. room, electric 372940 kitchen, fenced yard. Lights and water leCluded in $)4I$ Oflet*oroommot,ilep,ome,,' x US month. Poole Ares. 323 7677 mth. 7 young children welcome after 6. 3770&SS _________________________ FurnIsheoleedroom Sanford, 1st floor, 2 Bedrooms, Apartrrent.flOoMeiionvilIe kitthen equipped, air and heat. AItCrSPM Colt nec Oettona (3051 571 1067. ___________________________ S4nIorThdrm. home, 111.000 Buy equity & assume payments of tl a month. 373 1319 at, S WILL DELIGhT VOW Has 2 REAL IL, bath, central heat. $200 a SANFORD FL.'. :7. ,, UOOE.2Slhst, number! Stemper Realty 1101 Scott Ave. Sanford. 3 bedrms, l TAFFER REALTY This could be YOUt good nes 40 ACRE MONTANA RANCH 6", PCI. LOAN Beautile!, undeveloped rolling grass y pine hills near historIc Miles City. $710.47 down, S'O,ii monthly, VOL.10 balance, Excellent bunting and fishing. Easily accessible. Call for Mr. Booth collect (ICe) MINI RANCH - . Realty * Heated Pool Bedrooms I bath AdultS, 1 teen, 1?? 4161, 1959 -------i pcts. 7671 Elm, Sanford. 1175, 29 Rootnfor Rent _ _ _ _______________________ * 1•2 Bedroom security 32)6956. Retired gentleman warts per manent room to rent. Prefer refrigerator, clOSe •n. Reply to P0 Box 704?, Sanford. ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS 50 --------------_._,... FURNISHEDdOHh0U5e-ufltford LONGWOOD HILLS months with option tø buy, beautiful 2 bcdrOom home with gorgcously landscaped fenced yard ar.d citrus frees. 172.500. North of Longwood in area Inc., Realty. Ev.rest tashionabi. homes and southf REALTORS. 6210601 After hourS fast growing area of Lake Mary. call ie.nSeHartley, ASSOC.. 645 Cot venient to 43.4 or I 4 LOvely 6 3441. acre tract priced only $35,) Beat the crosci Call Di: flO'Aler, :lasslsied aas serve the buying ASSOc . sling community everyday read and use them TWO LOTS often Ctl 3722611 or 131 9991 _____________________________ The Time Tested Firm Days 377 6173 Nlghts 372 5.421 or 372 737 HOMES$.40.O00aOd Up Fern Park, 3 bedrooms $200 Month Ih option. Sanford, 1 h1rooms Sl ',nth wiph OiOn. Ph. I 23 673.3 .',t .irt Woodme--3bdrm,,1bath,corner P01 119,500. Will Consider reasonable offer, Terms .rronged. Owner, 322 2710 IfOMES UNDER $70,000 • 7 Bedrooms near hospital. $12,500. 3 Ofl 3' aCr, $13,000 "SANFORD'S SALESLEADER" 3 fledrm City, 118.500. HOMES$30,000to$40.(.00 3 Bedrooms, l'- baths, l'i acres. CITY- OP4L\' 2 YEARS OLD! Has) $33 bedrooms, I baths $29,500. Many 3 Bedroom brick, 1 acre, sis,. new features. For details call 3 Bedrooms city, $33,200. REALTOR Asociat,, Rose 4 Bedrooms. 2 story, pool. 139.600 Southward. After hours 3fl WEIRD HAROLD * W/W Shag Carpet 4) Lots and Acreage Housesfor Sale 3 41 Houses for Sale ________________________ ______________________ ______________________ Houses for Sate "A w, inyef ment beats lifetime (f toil.' Make today Ct3S5itid ad day. Place one, to buy, sell or rent. Call 11 or 831 I93. _______________ PIbIAI APAPIMIPIT fIOMES. Houses for Sale _____________________ Stemper Sezi A,,, * Unhurnished Make more money. Will pay II per cent snt. Good Land for collateral 13.000 for 3 years. Marvin P. Gatman, (Bonø Mon Broker I 7601 Mohawk It. Mail Call 842 (24 hr) Business ProperI For Rent _________________________ In city, 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, family room, kitchen eq!jippecl, ar conditioned. $195 Month. $75 Security Available Oct. 3 37, cRANKLINARMSAPTS ____________________ 71W _________________________________ __________________ ___________________ 3,') ooso 2 Bedrooms, sun porch. carport, nice yard, some appliances. itS Goodhart Ave.. Lake Mary. -. 41 'age garage for rent. Sanford Auction, 1200 French Aye. 373 7310 To t,edrorn apartments, S6Candup 373 1340 ___________________ New disCOUnt drug store. E CilIenI compj'iy benliti Salary commer8urate With experience, Rpty to Box 557. tare of The Evening Herald, P.O Box 1657 Sanford, Ha, 37771 Investment 3? - E*crptionatly large 2 bedrooms. bath. fully equipped klt(ht 0. carpet. orapes 373 9033 ________________________________ MANAGER. Drug store experience. 21 Hous Rent Unfuinished ' "i P ., .,' "S - -. °'- ', -----.- '' --'" 1. .(i\ - ' - " ' -, - - .' P• - .' '- !_. ... 1__.& .' '_-. rt P I' :'. " ': " 44& l :..' k ,,t,mv_t____= ...' • '•.,içi j,'_I' , . ' ' S _______ �- - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -. - 12B-Evening Herad, Sanford, FL Thu rsday, Oct. 3, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mori (OH,TAC-y WATC14 TAHE aUYi5~, CAAti AiNi 0.10U. 1i)NIT am © . BRIDGE AT - I WZAR I MEW5 I Yr I 0 Walker 'OSWMl)and v - MC WIN z 4ATE To A;t&UE WrTH Yod, 6=1 OUT- -v____ 1O6PlKE3 by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL JAMES JACOIIY (.4 II led back a trump and there was d)ItTll 1 L thought a while and played low ' / ~ 10 1 EVeflhllg 67th Year, No. 39-Friday, October II 1 o ________ WIST 4 AK3 C • 46 47642 p ALLEY by JUST IN SH COMES! i 11 t _' ' Ir 1- ~Lil_," 11 - C) ~ 11 L-11611, O'. 'J - ___ 4 ________ ,., 4," i" i . k I . .( ,_,-, ( l'-, _q US to(A lie started, "I guess I am the only (Ieclarr in the entire b1 Art Sansom 14412- , L I / ____ No r t h Will, south i+ 3# Ne Ilass 4 NT Ilass " ST c 40 44K k 843 -Iff "I'd like to see something In men's pajamas that won't scafe Junior when his father brings him a e d ayli g hts la ssr of water at r t I" • By R FUNNY BUSINESS "West opened the six of show two kings. wtiat (to viiii (Iii tIiamonds,"watheflrst part the reply. He continued: "1 saw Answer Toniorro noreasontohopwi th dummy's king. Nobody leads away from Send SI for JACOBV MODERN an ace aga!nst a preempt. My I - - v A • I (FLI& •fl4 00 CPO 0 VOT! NOW ABOUT STATESMANSHIP, MAJOR, TO Be ,k/SS/N6b '3 WERE _____ MAJORiNG DIPLOMACYO* II, / I I I I 7 ,._- ____ (NoJ KISSiNG) H E R01 IP41 LI '3 AZ L :4/ A"t Uk-IJ 1 .4%L. W 11! $ I fl(tU IJ S4. .1 X A FL iii 'I . I i cw pjj'gjii zwo II - UAr t ( VOEAS) ME ii Chic Young - WEL, I5 ! u ,4, )t 4r is ccm - . . ,1' I - . - I - - " 1 ,- Att % 1*I.-1_ W_ - I - 4) " - . - : IL/ '. - •- ,_~ _A~ --t n" . ~R *, , ,, - -'-.. '4 - - _3 - .' - .J by T.K. Ryan . . AWAY A 1~ : AZI.- I/ . V-3 - 11 . - SQ - I \X1. fI x /\ I I ~ ( THE AMN SAID THE PICK ATION I) US 'T' V 4I' >__y amu" I I .- I ,,, - - 41ki. f I 1-1 I ~ I -F_ __ . . 4 __ r_ !4 . , - I -Grfyi?l~;0017ERANPOVVF~z. I __ ,. 4) 1 1k ...I_ - : !, .., ~ .II * Jt_ " ____ _. L" - .; I I . - - - . . _. I It -- - - - - - --------. - ,- M, - #90" i .I _____ - zi I'M WORT20 & aI II m HOLAIdo r . IF i, * _____) . ;,_- -,,,, _ . iti - - - __ ~1 4 1~1 - GEHAdeti,p - - I L4* i F0014 H1,.115t: ! J\ r.5 7 11 0 - 1 fin r- THIE MUM& - ~ ~ .1__' . P I .fnX_" 1, _i - r T .-_____ __ - I D Fr - 10EY SAY ITt VERY MUCH I-IKE -THiE -_0 I . - - ENIPPERENCE r- .~ jLLk ,_,:__~ V . _.- -11, : ) ,"r' . __ ..I',2 - r__~ I - - k N - - . l ( .. ' - _y 11 A I ; y i -- f , - r I Campaign, who were guests of V . - - - 'IN L li WEENNEEIIIIIIIIII __ - 1.il - 4 --, .. ===^ 6151110MI1011 I- 1W - - - I . -- . - 111111111111111= .---.. llorner said the local Bicentennial nrottram is alrea dy "o ff d nm'" with nor's nis. PIUS a new story in Thursday's Herald the of buses now 514 000 to SIC,000 would per cent or more 1,1111 Ni* - - . -- - 1. .- )nt be tiri a pool bid basis :iny Tnore. In. vol%ed in a rontract tisually covering six months can be disastrous !or Lvs builders, with the costs of materials and labor (Vristantly _____________ ",., -_ - - --I , 5~ - N9311111100i, IQ -.. - . F_ .1 __._'I OM -Ii- - - _, zer a B) BILL BELLF Viii F Herald Staff Writer e ine o a - - - -& - --______ - '. -_ -- • - - _- - = - - -- . - . _Ae, organization, Deuthch said coach Jack Pardee id been talking with potential me ors Williams evicted Blazer frnnt made operational head of the from the 104 tea I n, but Deutsch office personnel from their organization by the WFI, would not say who 'hey were. putes tx-tween I,oudd and Williams, Deutsch l,oudd, t1wManaging Gentral landscaping, including a sidewalk, along the Monroe Partner of the Florida Blazers ,, to come lakefront. llorner said that the has until 5 p.m. toda, up with fresh money to settle loc2l conunittee will apply for state matching funds for this the team's debts or forfei _ t - - ,_ ' . -. ; , .i _, -C__ -, _rk - w -- - - -1 i . i T _.-___. =_ - McCoy practice field site. always been the General / .-I Also, this week, claims by Stanager. The WFI, just Iloudd of "collussion'' between reminded him of that.,, %00* higher echelon Sentinel-Star Because of 1 _00~ 000 Loudd's The un"d Vft individuals and personnel in- allegations accusing the Sen. side th' , .lazers resulted in the tinel of collusion, th,,managing upensioii of ledill business general par tne r on Monday C.iinpaign Chairman coin announced a special gift of A Senior L'izui group in Igue franchise , Weather Details Page manager Ed Cain and barred all Sentinel reporters $2.000 from Gordon Ifulbert, Sanford has indicated "they . :;~~_ *1109 IV - --t- - Administrative Assistant Roy froin contact with players on Telephone, a pacesetter firm, Is vice president and general want to sponsor the dedication es...nated the club's debts to ' __ -ftl . running 60 per ceni over last manager of Orlando-Seminole of a antiquated cannon that now range all the way up to $2 the practice field. Deutsch said -year's contirlbuUons. . Deutsch said yesterday in --as far a.% I know, this ban is Jai-Alai Fronton. holds the flag pole In front of the million. . But Loudd won't need the full m Hass , commercial Orlando that "their suspension stiH in effect." Wayne Sim pson, professional P I III 1 ' c.0 mlluOfl & _______________________ ' b division chairman, reported division chairman, reported celebration," Hornet saId involves yes o their "The damage (horn critical attorney Hob D( , utsch said the 4" SearE In Altamonte Mail, attorneys und physicians have clontiracts to the detriment of publicity) has alread been ,' The local chamber, wh ,,round nic Clock participatine for the first time contributed $715 to date. Errue Ilorner is also president and league drmand,lit only that the the Y I 4A Florida Blazers," A dene" Deutsch said. "And it hab Bridge general . .. is club's inunaging ''. in Seminole, has pledged bit C ley, pubIlL schools division executive aecretary, i., partner seltle the BOB L)EUISCII Put the team a year Calendar . , i . 0 $11,733. IWa arinwiriced Bob c lairman, said vowity teachers preseatly setting aside thty rande to the press critical 3A an behind in its development." But Comirs -the likepast the team ........ 31") _4 Garrison, assistant Ace presi- wiP have the opporttuilty this office that will serve as Actionobhgatlons salaries for club's nd fornw.r prinelpal club in. of t-oudd and the thP- Boston attorney said that Crossword Puzzle three a I dent and manager of American Year of giving their fair share '76 headquarters in tiv county. operation. 51i ms for 11 2.6 weeks. lNs doesn't inean that tile Dear Abby 10-11 Federal Savings and Loan Alta. through pa) roll deduction. In addition, the Chairman Millior). "It appears that I-oudu had also bffn con. leam has to r1love froin Dr. Crane monte Mall branch, is cliair. Horner singl-d out tbree of "Ill coordinate county acMeanwhile, In another sur. Williams has wt lived up to the sidering legal action against the Orlando. There's still a hard Dr. Lamb . man of a special Mall Task 10A the 12 United Fund mmber tivities wi th deputy chairmen pricing development Deutsch is tErms of his original contract Orlando newspaper because of core group of supporters here horoscope Force Committee dubbed 'Ibe agencies for praise in their George Brown (North coulty), expected to file a suit today, with the team, 4I I wtdt*b cal.led for the "conspiracy," accortbg to w t keep the Blazers." Hospital who an to . flasa's Edge." 1A , direct invol vement In did for Saii hrnlaw tSouth, and Keith under the threct(on of iudd, hlm inesting a certain Deutsch. Ludd has been m Texas and Obituaries UF eident Jack Homer honduran hurricnn tictims Mone 4Oviedo against Orindo motel O%D4 r amount of tnnne In the Answeringreportsthat 1 fli l d ra'i U -_f-r - I-A .-._X 7 I -_- I:- - __ - Z_- - - . .: - "rIv ,,rI loft :y. , ' 30 -_ ?o 70 ~ - report breakfast held at Cavalier Restaurant, learned today that 29 per cent of the '74 goal or $36,068 hes 'been reached. The total noal has #*-,~ -, , 1 ~ I I i %.. k Hill r .,Twvq wpil",. .~. .~. .~SED To Do I G ... However. Taylor mentioned the fact the state may 110t pool bid" for buses this year, a Procedure where the state negotiates for aH buses needed in the state. and therefore the price to the district would not reflect the savings gained last - - 'u' Financial approval for a Iroiti the state for her planned experince when she returns culturai walk from Seminole t;ek. 11at amount will be and donate the text to the cc. -...r VU I Illaduciplud W hicitt.- hed by iocai in kind funds library. orcash. , 5,; B n Lu' eek, Nis. Nfuller will walk to I,ongwood Square restoration Jack Horner county Action 176 Independence 11all camping out project was chaIan said along the and recording State Conunission too late for Barbara Muller, a music rural cultural themes: folk approval. Horner said it will be Instructor at Seminole Junior songs, recipes, stories, ett She resubmitted to the comm1sson College, received a $1210 grant will iite a book about her in 1975. Meanwhile the restoration will continue 1pite the lack of state money, • 111111IM1111111111~,_. In the space of just a few days the rice of a school bus to the Seminole County School District may have doubled, and Ping up with it may have been the sslbllit plementing Courtesy ridership In areas where *estrian students (ace severe ,traffic hazards. flur mnr. a discussion at the school board's %S'ed ne1a)' eting Fred Taylor, transportation administrator. explained the district has the finances allocated for 12 new ear. The budget allowed for the buses based on I lled MW _ __ __ - Index J I _______________________________________________________________________________________________ a ASP,Ri . , f .. - A I O _~ i~,Mr` I rper-CCAA ~ LA I - A NEIVV '_LUf3 1_ C016 4~~N _ BI'Dcentennia Walk Funds roved United Fund Nears One Goal by How;@ Schn"r I NA146161ISS s % SHORT RIBS - It 1- 3 . r i ''. - - --,.I - - - - I 0 - IN L__ V HA N DY .1F \ * ~ cc-,:~`k'~W"l` ___ - so '"*V __-_z _~? i I., :. 1; . . - . AND * R5J'OCIATL' BRANCH %1011114,111111111F A- . H I _y ON A D Ii lib ) ffI - T 11 . - _. 111-, ., ' .-- by Bob Thavas - 1 _______ . - a ILZ41hp - Li 41 .a ~ !--- - l(` 1-1 __. - ______ %-F~~_l __ __ __ /~ ~~ %, . 'I - 1; , using '__ ) I . SEEN mLjrHtN' YEr:. NOT ONLY IN THE ( - I *. _.. . * ; J -f1-1 - A ti i - LOOK15 LIKE- WE A.,N*r ~, ;0-3 -i - TH15 11, LUMPS k4ftjjqz~ '. , . 4. ir < UNDER , w, THAT TREE ' .- by Crooks & Lawrence , W 1 THE FENCE ! A I to-3 .,- Action , 76 chairman Jack homer, George Brown, and Barbara 1ulIer DONIT .kf%.r 0 4 I CAN T F 6&X= ____ / . by Bob Montana - ,f 4,L - )., tj ,, ~ , __ \' # AN __ _- rl~(Ci , __., - f% - I 0 - I' EASY CAPTAIN ,. * 61 - ___ - - f -' A k - .- 70 READ7 I . r / by Al Venn,r ~~ )~ '. _.%, ! tIYM ___ , ___________________ / ,... -' ---------_-~ _____ 0. i 1,40TI(E5 F;aW 7HE- BANK. I . . " %I%v M D TWO 'CvVR MAWq I . . ARCHIE - :. ( I by Dick Covalli . . I _________________ ) . - 1. I LUMP TO MY .. -i M SO) 't.A9 INEL _. - " I> ./ I _-i - I I - HAVE - Within goods-producing industries, II I . I - / . .I - . I WINTHROP I - Q~~) PRISCILLA'S ____________________ ____________________ s :1. ~~`,- I " I.., V - . , A~ 1 - rr.' ON ' r - 0 . • QUITE A 5rR? 5EAIND THIS .. L - . (,-IV/// -.. i . 'Am CALLING ployment among blacks increased to 9.8 per cent, compared with 9.2 per cent in August. an "- li I O4ISELEP FOR A adult to Florida and Seminole- weeks to close slate prisons to crease 63 per cent. Violent although murder, man. Brevard in particular to see the any more inmates, crimes were off 18 per cent, but slaughter, forcible rape and ultimate in speedy jus Assistant Slate Atty. DIII this was more than made up by robbery was do per cent. A New York City Inspired . Slaleysaid Florida a leader a per cent hike inburglaries, Sa nford had a'eraU O per The average is four for pt- ogram of a 75-day speedy in the concept of open discovery an 80 per cent increase in cent i=epse- Murders rose justice for habitual crhainals, in ,-iriminal cases and the larcenies and a 58 per cent front two in the entire year of endorsed by U S Atty. Gen noted, with the longest period - speedy trial concept. Generall) raise in vehicle thefts 1973 to six during the first six d usua cause Wtlllam B.' Saibe brought a speaking, he said cases go to Serious crimes in th e unin. months of thIs year. All the prosecuting atchuckle from 18th Judicial defense trial within a month to six corpora ted areas of Seminole murders were seId,d&n Circuit Judge David Strawn torneys want more time for we of original court ap- County jumped from the six Butler points out. CasepreParatfon_eweeks. today. pearance. month total in 1973 of 1,217 to Longwood Pelice DepartStrawn, administrative Judge Strawn pointed to the Southern states led with a 21 2,035 in the same period this ment, which began Incriminal judge for the circuit .,overcrowded and inadequate percent mvmll aim stzge. Year. that Inc!ude Seminole and 1prbons in Florida which led Seminole County Sheriff's Altamonte Springs Police Year, saw an increase in violent Brevard Counties, suaested state Corrections Director Department, for e Department recorded an crime of 700 per cent with 50 per northern courts and Saxbe look Iuis Wain wri ght In recent period, saw ma r çrime t oral1 O per cent Increase, cent of' the eases solved. V I __ .. - - per cent, rose to its highest level in four years. tice. - ~/ 11 / a P, 0 week, has indicated he will propose an expanded public service JObS program using federal funds to enable state and jobl essness for white workers rose from 4.8 to 5.3 per cent reflec ti ng the By DONNA ES UeId Staff Writer . - TUMBLEWEED - G)" --: , , 1. -4_J 1 ~61=7_ 1 *~ f.. ~ 1;~;~~ --- ----r_l i JUST U I - I w&i-s iis'2 rr , /'.. , ,P % !:~'-c __"1 1;V -14~~ .,~~,_ -~_~ I 7 0_1__ % 7'1,~ ,,,A --_ - . struction's unemployment rate, at 12.4 In a racial breakdown . - __ were reported economic program to Congress next - ______ . 1. . - August. The teen-aged jobless from 15.3 to 16.7 per cent. in in manufacturing, constru c t ion and wholesale and retail trade. Con- - --I - -: , r HE , persons has Both white and blue collar workers felt risen by 1.2 million, President Ford who will send his I _Ti7_- - 34 per cent The unemployment rate for married men as listed at 2.8 per cent in September, compared wi th 2.6 per cent in the effects of the slowing economy. Both increases I __~ - _- - _- . nadr- - - - unemployed ; __ Unemployment picture by additional job registered _____ Among the major labor-force groups, the jobless rate for fulltime workers was reported up from 4.8 percent in August to 5.3 per cent in September, while the rate for household heads moved up from 3.1 to the Past Year, total employment has climbed by 1.4 million, half the year-to.. year gain recorded in the previous year. e increase nt,atcl in the Joblessness. Heavy layoffs . . 350,000 from August to Septembe, categories ; fw~A_-0_C___._ 7tT_=_ a 0-5 - SUE low of 4.6 per cent. Since then September, the average work week of factory workers remained at 40.1 hours while factory overtime fell by twotenths of an hour. The average hourly pay for a manufacturing worker last month rose eight cen ts to .51, while weekly earnngs averaged $181 7, up from August's srn the department said In older and among teen-agers, particularly males 18 to 19 years old. Declining college attendance among young men, coupled with the slower growth in jobs, contributed to the higher joblessness among youth, the government said Tot al employment was reported ip by - / -_:--%:_:1 _~ ^_r_ os''r . . livity. _____________________________________________________________________ 'lqemtIfzAToe ZOY C1ZSE. 1. ifr' -I VA RJtThI dcW? tc p.*myP 71/i.. 4 jj ___________________ L?t2EI now - SEEMS Ii C) ____ ii j - ________________ M LIE M) • a a 3 '-year - ex- - ______________________________ BLONDIE ear 1.1.11 Uiiwii I t j. up gradual/y for the past several 114(11t h and is expected to rise above six r t late this year or in early 15. Las t Oc. tober the jobless rate had dropped to a :1'c' AV~, ASeWr IAV 50CIA I ! ___ The increase in the jobless rate, from took th e unemployment last month lace among women aged 2 and of Mt7zYI W", 7w PAW I I Most employment gained slightly jn Sep. tember due to a reduction in strike ac- 42 I I ) I Ill ployment rate up to 5.8 per cent of the wor k force last month, the highest level in 2'2 years, the government reported today. Another 440,000 workers joined unemployment rolls in September, bringing the total to a seasonally ad justed 5 3 million, the Labor Department said the number of j '../ PlOyed. by Garry Trudeau 1 i - 2 e V . ? layoffs pushed the nation's unem. 4. . -- -, i' 1 \ 000NESBURy by Larry Lewi is WUNDERIARI I'LL START XLAIIS 3 Q 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with DIMO BURNS SHOULD 4' ) 1 I ; . NV too Y9 t+\TIUI1U spades on the table. East I1lL W' / 20 Bur-Kri! QLYERP promptly slapped the jack of City Stjtson, Now yoik s- A BI FOR1 en 4 local governments to hire the unem- (AP) - Widespread monthly increase since last January when ii also rose four-tenths of one p , g 11J1%S 0 ne Ilo-3 Pam .14 tuitiiit ililri t igiihi uiui hearth on board twelve. IIntersIcd nterested in we replied. . F / The 1 II I Weil ____ . ____ ________________ Pie Olympiad game was over Pa.16 awl the Unlucky Expert rohed i,a.%s Pass ( WASHINGTON ___ MOU'I l' Itd-6, - • would have found the right (liS(arth. "aM I'ds I'as% 1-1 rt I. GACLISP, North Fa%I West THE BORN I OS t, 4 , C '~',( ') " .,~~ ,_- .~ , ( ( ,~6~ (-.., ( r-~ --) r I Eal'Wtl viilnerabit• \Ij ~it -1 - , . 0 ~-1 AK Qi 842 P ____________ However, we think that he o trumps after winning that first I -. _____ low diamond lead. SOUTh - , -) ( 10853 414105 4 11098 ONES i : -- Dcv. Grou. )('' HK I For once in our lives we have to sympathize with him. We _______ doubt II anyone else anywhere in the world was faced with that _______ EAST 4 Q 54 2 Sanford, Florida 32771 -Price 10 Cents the loss no way for me to avoid 4 KJt83 ____ r 1974 61 V93 - 4, IFFerpilef _________ .. _Lz:.1_.b_. • _____ - _______ _ _ _ • -._- ------- -._ - ____ � 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, October 03, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 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/aae653741023c30426c9b21d6815ba45.pdf e4e344b7db1f6e5ed9580d354090f446 PDF Text Text - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -. - 12B-Evening Herad, Sanford, FL Thu rsday, Oct. 3, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mori (OH,TAC-y WATC14 TAHE aUYi5~, CAAti AiNi 0.10U. 1i)NIT am © . BRIDGE AT - I WZAR I MEW5 I Yr I 0 Walker 'OSWMl)and v - MC WIN z 4ATE To A;t&UE WrTH Yod, 6=1 OUT- -v____ 1O6PlKE3 by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL JAMES JACOIIY (.4 II led back a trump and there was d)ItTll 1 L thought a while and played low ' / ~ 10 1 EVeflhllg 67th Year, No. 39-Friday, October II 1 o ________ WIST 4 AK3 C • 46 47642 p ALLEY by JUST IN SH COMES! i 11 t _' ' Ir 1- ~Lil_," 11 - C) ~ 11 L-11611, O'. 'J - ___ 4 ________ ,., 4," i" i . k I . .( ,_,-, ( l'-, _q US to(A lie started, "I guess I am the only (Ieclarr in the entire b1 Art Sansom 14412- , L I / ____ No r t h Will, south i+ 3# Ne Ilass 4 NT Ilass " ST c 40 44K k 843 -Iff "I'd like to see something In men's pajamas that won't scafe Junior when his father brings him a e d ayli g hts la ssr of water at r t I" • By R FUNNY BUSINESS "West opened the six of show two kings. wtiat (to viiii (Iii tIiamonds,"watheflrst part the reply. He continued: "1 saw Answer Toniorro noreasontohopwi th dummy's king. Nobody leads away from Send SI for JACOBV MODERN an ace aga!nst a preempt. My I - - v A • I (FLI& •fl4 00 CPO 0 VOT! NOW ABOUT STATESMANSHIP, MAJOR, TO Be ,k/SS/N6b '3 WERE _____ MAJORiNG DIPLOMACYO* II, / I I I I 7 ,._- ____ (NoJ KISSiNG) H E R01 IP41 LI '3 AZ L :4/ A"t Uk-IJ 1 .4%L. W 11! $ I fl(tU IJ S4. .1 X A FL iii 'I . I i cw pjj'gjii zwo II - UAr t ( VOEAS) ME ii Chic Young - WEL, I5 ! u ,4, )t 4r is ccm - . . ,1' I - . - I - - " 1 ,- Att % 1*I.-1_ W_ - I - 4) " - . - : IL/ '. - •- ,_~ _A~ --t n" . ~R *, , ,, - -'-.. '4 - - _3 - .' - .J by T.K. Ryan . . AWAY A 1~ : AZI.- I/ . V-3 - 11 . - SQ - I \X1. fI x /\ I I ~ ( THE AMN SAID THE PICK ATION I) US 'T' V 4I' >__y amu" I I .- I ,,, - - 41ki. f I 1-1 I ~ I -F_ __ . . 4 __ r_ !4 . , - I -Grfyi?l~;0017ERANPOVVF~z. I __ ,. 4) 1 1k ...I_ - : !, .., ~ .II * Jt_ " ____ _. L" - .; I I . - - - . . _. I It -- - - - - - --------. - ,- M, - #90" i .I _____ - zi I'M WORT20 & aI II m HOLAIdo r . IF i, * _____) . ;,_- -,,,, _ . iti - - - __ ~1 4 1~1 - GEHAdeti,p - - I L4* i F0014 H1,.115t: ! J\ r.5 7 11 0 - 1 fin r- THIE MUM& - ~ ~ .1__' . P I .fnX_" 1, _i - r T .-_____ __ - I D Fr - 10EY SAY ITt VERY MUCH I-IKE -THiE -_0 I . - - ENIPPERENCE r- .~ jLLk ,_,:__~ V . _.- -11, : ) ,"r' . __ ..I',2 - r__~ I - - k N - - . l ( .. ' - _y 11 A I ; y i -- f , - r I Campaign, who were guests of V . - - - 'IN L li WEENNEEIIIIIIIIII __ - 1.il - 4 --, .. ===^ 6151110MI1011 I- 1W - - - I . -- . - 111111111111111= .---.. llorner said the local Bicentennial nrottram is alrea dy "o ff d nm'" with nor's nis. PIUS a new story in Thursday's Herald the of buses now 514 000 to SIC,000 would per cent or more 1,1111 Ni* - - . -- - 1. .- )nt be tiri a pool bid basis :iny Tnore. In. vol%ed in a rontract tisually covering six months can be disastrous !or Lvs builders, with the costs of materials and labor (Vristantly _____________ ",., -_ - - --I , 5~ - N9311111100i, IQ -.. - . F_ .1 __._'I OM -Ii- - - _, zer a B) BILL BELLF Viii F Herald Staff Writer e ine o a - - - -& - --______ - '. -_ -- • - - _- - = - - -- . - . _Ae, organization, Deuthch said coach Jack Pardee id been talking with potential me ors Williams evicted Blazer frnnt made operational head of the from the 104 tea I n, but Deutsch office personnel from their organization by the WFI, would not say who 'hey were. putes tx-tween I,oudd and Williams, Deutsch l,oudd, t1wManaging Gentral landscaping, including a sidewalk, along the Monroe Partner of the Florida Blazers ,, to come lakefront. llorner said that the has until 5 p.m. toda, up with fresh money to settle loc2l conunittee will apply for state matching funds for this the team's debts or forfei _ t - - ,_ ' . -. ; , .i _, -C__ -, _rk - w -- - - -1 i . i T _.-___. =_ - McCoy practice field site. always been the General / .-I Also, this week, claims by Stanager. The WFI, just Iloudd of "collussion'' between reminded him of that.,, %00* higher echelon Sentinel-Star Because of 1 _00~ 000 Loudd's The un"d Vft individuals and personnel in- allegations accusing the Sen. side th' , .lazers resulted in the tinel of collusion, th,,managing upensioii of ledill business general par tne r on Monday C.iinpaign Chairman coin announced a special gift of A Senior L'izui group in Igue franchise , Weather Details Page manager Ed Cain and barred all Sentinel reporters $2.000 from Gordon Ifulbert, Sanford has indicated "they . :;~~_ *1109 IV - --t- - Administrative Assistant Roy froin contact with players on Telephone, a pacesetter firm, Is vice president and general want to sponsor the dedication es...nated the club's debts to ' __ -ftl . running 60 per ceni over last manager of Orlando-Seminole of a antiquated cannon that now range all the way up to $2 the practice field. Deutsch said -year's contirlbuUons. . Deutsch said yesterday in --as far a.% I know, this ban is Jai-Alai Fronton. holds the flag pole In front of the million. . But Loudd won't need the full m Hass , commercial Orlando that "their suspension stiH in effect." Wayne Sim pson, professional P I III 1 ' c.0 mlluOfl & _______________________ ' b division chairman, reported division chairman, reported celebration," Hornet saId involves yes o their "The damage (horn critical attorney Hob D( , utsch said the 4" SearE In Altamonte Mail, attorneys und physicians have clontiracts to the detriment of publicity) has alread been ,' The local chamber, wh ,,round nic Clock participatine for the first time contributed $715 to date. Errue Ilorner is also president and league drmand,lit only that the the Y I 4A Florida Blazers," A dene" Deutsch said. "And it hab Bridge general . .. is club's inunaging ''. in Seminole, has pledged bit C ley, pubIlL schools division executive aecretary, i., partner seltle the BOB L)EUISCII Put the team a year Calendar . , i . 0 $11,733. IWa arinwiriced Bob c lairman, said vowity teachers preseatly setting aside thty rande to the press critical 3A an behind in its development." But Comirs -the likepast the team ........ 31") _4 Garrison, assistant Ace presi- wiP have the opporttuilty this office that will serve as Actionobhgatlons salaries for club's nd fornw.r prinelpal club in. of t-oudd and the thP- Boston attorney said that Crossword Puzzle three a I dent and manager of American Year of giving their fair share '76 headquarters in tiv county. operation. 51i ms for 11 2.6 weeks. lNs doesn't inean that tile Dear Abby 10-11 Federal Savings and Loan Alta. through pa) roll deduction. In addition, the Chairman Millior). "It appears that I-oudu had also bffn con. leam has to r1love froin Dr. Crane monte Mall branch, is cliair. Horner singl-d out tbree of "Ill coordinate county acMeanwhile, In another sur. Williams has wt lived up to the sidering legal action against the Orlando. There's still a hard Dr. Lamb . man of a special Mall Task 10A the 12 United Fund mmber tivities wi th deputy chairmen pricing development Deutsch is tErms of his original contract Orlando newspaper because of core group of supporters here horoscope Force Committee dubbed 'Ibe agencies for praise in their George Brown (North coulty), expected to file a suit today, with the team, 4I I wtdt*b cal.led for the "conspiracy," accortbg to w t keep the Blazers." Hospital who an to . flasa's Edge." 1A , direct invol vement In did for Saii hrnlaw tSouth, and Keith under the threct(on of iudd, hlm inesting a certain Deutsch. Ludd has been m Texas and Obituaries UF eident Jack Homer honduran hurricnn tictims Mone 4Oviedo against Orindo motel O%D4 r amount of tnnne In the Answeringreportsthat 1 fli l d ra'i U -_f-r - I-A .-._X 7 I -_- I:- - __ - Z_- - - . .: - "rIv ,,rI loft :y. , ' 30 -_ ?o 70 ~ - report breakfast held at Cavalier Restaurant, learned today that 29 per cent of the '74 goal or $36,068 hes 'been reached. The total noal has #*-,~ -, , 1 ~ I I i %.. k Hill r .,Twvq wpil",. .~. .~. .~SED To Do I G ... However. Taylor mentioned the fact the state may 110t pool bid" for buses this year, a Procedure where the state negotiates for aH buses needed in the state. and therefore the price to the district would not reflect the savings gained last - - 'u' Financial approval for a Iroiti the state for her planned experince when she returns culturai walk from Seminole t;ek. 11at amount will be and donate the text to the cc. -...r VU I Illaduciplud W hicitt.- hed by iocai in kind funds library. orcash. , 5,; B n Lu' eek, Nis. Nfuller will walk to I,ongwood Square restoration Jack Horner county Action 176 Independence 11all camping out project was chaIan said along the and recording State Conunission too late for Barbara Muller, a music rural cultural themes: folk approval. Horner said it will be Instructor at Seminole Junior songs, recipes, stories, ett She resubmitted to the comm1sson College, received a $1210 grant will iite a book about her in 1975. Meanwhile the restoration will continue 1pite the lack of state money, • 111111IM1111111111~,_. In the space of just a few days the rice of a school bus to the Seminole County School District may have doubled, and Ping up with it may have been the sslbllit plementing Courtesy ridership In areas where *estrian students (ace severe ,traffic hazards. flur mnr. a discussion at the school board's %S'ed ne1a)' eting Fred Taylor, transportation administrator. explained the district has the finances allocated for 12 new ear. The budget allowed for the buses based on I lled MW _ __ __ - Index J I _______________________________________________________________________________________________ a ASP,Ri . , f .. - A I O _~ i~,Mr` I rper-CCAA ~ LA I - A NEIVV '_LUf3 1_ C016 4~~N _ BI'Dcentennia Walk Funds roved United Fund Nears One Goal by How;@ Schn"r I NA146161ISS s % SHORT RIBS - It 1- 3 . r i ''. - - --,.I - - - - I 0 - IN L__ V HA N DY .1F \ * ~ cc-,:~`k'~W"l` ___ - so '"*V __-_z _~? i I., :. 1; . . - . AND * R5J'OCIATL' BRANCH %1011114,111111111F A- . H I _y ON A D Ii lib ) ffI - T 11 . - _. 111-, ., ' .-- by Bob Thavas - 1 _______ . - a ILZ41hp - Li 41 .a ~ !--- - l(` 1-1 __. - ______ %-F~~_l __ __ __ /~ ~~ %, . 'I - 1; , using '__ ) I . SEEN mLjrHtN' YEr:. NOT ONLY IN THE ( - I *. _.. . * ; J -f1-1 - A ti i - LOOK15 LIKE- WE A.,N*r ~, ;0-3 -i - TH15 11, LUMPS k4ftjjqz~ '. , . 4. ir < UNDER , w, THAT TREE ' .- by Crooks & Lawrence , W 1 THE FENCE ! A I to-3 .,- Action , 76 chairman Jack homer, George Brown, and Barbara 1ulIer DONIT .kf%.r 0 4 I CAN T F 6&X= ____ / . by Bob Montana - ,f 4,L - )., tj ,, ~ , __ \' # AN __ _- rl~(Ci , __., - f% - I 0 - I' EASY CAPTAIN ,. * 61 - ___ - - f -' A k - .- 70 READ7 I . r / by Al Venn,r ~~ )~ '. _.%, ! tIYM ___ , ___________________ / ,... -' ---------_-~ _____ 0. i 1,40TI(E5 F;aW 7HE- BANK. I . . " %I%v M D TWO 'CvVR MAWq I . . ARCHIE - :. ( I by Dick Covalli . . I _________________ ) . - 1. I LUMP TO MY .. -i M SO) 't.A9 INEL _. - " I> ./ I _-i - I I - HAVE - Within goods-producing industries, II I . I - / . .I - . I WINTHROP I - Q~~) PRISCILLA'S ____________________ ____________________ s :1. ~~`,- I " I.., V - . , A~ 1 - rr.' ON ' r - 0 . • QUITE A 5rR? 5EAIND THIS .. L - . (,-IV/// -.. i . 'Am CALLING ployment among blacks increased to 9.8 per cent, compared with 9.2 per cent in August. an "- li I O4ISELEP FOR A adult to Florida and Seminole- weeks to close slate prisons to crease 63 per cent. Violent although murder, man. Brevard in particular to see the any more inmates, crimes were off 18 per cent, but slaughter, forcible rape and ultimate in speedy jus Assistant Slate Atty. DIII this was more than made up by robbery was do per cent. A New York City Inspired . Slaleysaid Florida a leader a per cent hike inburglaries, Sa nford had a'eraU O per The average is four for pt- ogram of a 75-day speedy in the concept of open discovery an 80 per cent increase in cent i=epse- Murders rose justice for habitual crhainals, in ,-iriminal cases and the larcenies and a 58 per cent front two in the entire year of endorsed by U S Atty. Gen noted, with the longest period - speedy trial concept. Generall) raise in vehicle thefts 1973 to six during the first six d usua cause Wtlllam B.' Saibe brought a speaking, he said cases go to Serious crimes in th e unin. months of thIs year. All the prosecuting atchuckle from 18th Judicial defense trial within a month to six corpora ted areas of Seminole murders were seId,d&n Circuit Judge David Strawn torneys want more time for we of original court ap- County jumped from the six Butler points out. CasepreParatfon_eweeks. today. pearance. month total in 1973 of 1,217 to Longwood Pelice DepartStrawn, administrative Judge Strawn pointed to the Southern states led with a 21 2,035 in the same period this ment, which began Incriminal judge for the circuit .,overcrowded and inadequate percent mvmll aim stzge. Year. that Inc!ude Seminole and 1prbons in Florida which led Seminole County Sheriff's Altamonte Springs Police Year, saw an increase in violent Brevard Counties, suaested state Corrections Director Department, for e Department recorded an crime of 700 per cent with 50 per northern courts and Saxbe look Iuis Wain wri ght In recent period, saw ma r çrime t oral1 O per cent Increase, cent of' the eases solved. V I __ .. - - per cent, rose to its highest level in four years. tice. - ~/ 11 / a P, 0 week, has indicated he will propose an expanded public service JObS program using federal funds to enable state and jobl essness for white workers rose from 4.8 to 5.3 per cent reflec ti ng the By DONNA ES UeId Staff Writer . - TUMBLEWEED - G)" --: , , 1. -4_J 1 ~61=7_ 1 *~ f.. ~ 1;~;~~ --- ----r_l i JUST U I - I w&i-s iis'2 rr , /'.. , ,P % !:~'-c __"1 1;V -14~~ .,~~,_ -~_~ I 7 0_1__ % 7'1,~ ,,,A --_ - . struction's unemployment rate, at 12.4 In a racial breakdown . - __ were reported economic program to Congress next - ______ . 1. . - August. The teen-aged jobless from 15.3 to 16.7 per cent. in in manufacturing, constru c t ion and wholesale and retail trade. Con- - --I - -: , r HE , persons has Both white and blue collar workers felt risen by 1.2 million, President Ford who will send his I _Ti7_- - 34 per cent The unemployment rate for married men as listed at 2.8 per cent in September, compared wi th 2.6 per cent in the effects of the slowing economy. Both increases I __~ - _- - _- . nadr- - - - unemployed ; __ Unemployment picture by additional job registered _____ Among the major labor-force groups, the jobless rate for fulltime workers was reported up from 4.8 percent in August to 5.3 per cent in September, while the rate for household heads moved up from 3.1 to the Past Year, total employment has climbed by 1.4 million, half the year-to.. year gain recorded in the previous year. e increase nt,atcl in the Joblessness. Heavy layoffs . . 350,000 from August to Septembe, categories ; fw~A_-0_C___._ 7tT_=_ a 0-5 - SUE low of 4.6 per cent. Since then September, the average work week of factory workers remained at 40.1 hours while factory overtime fell by twotenths of an hour. The average hourly pay for a manufacturing worker last month rose eight cen ts to .51, while weekly earnngs averaged $181 7, up from August's srn the department said In older and among teen-agers, particularly males 18 to 19 years old. Declining college attendance among young men, coupled with the slower growth in jobs, contributed to the higher joblessness among youth, the government said Tot al employment was reported ip by - / -_:--%:_:1 _~ ^_r_ os''r . . livity. _____________________________________________________________________ 'lqemtIfzAToe ZOY C1ZSE. 1. ifr' -I VA RJtThI dcW? tc p.*myP 71/i.. 4 jj ___________________ L?t2EI now - SEEMS Ii C) ____ ii j - ________________ M LIE M) • a a 3 '-year - ex- - ______________________________ BLONDIE ear 1.1.11 Uiiwii I t j. up gradual/y for the past several 114(11t h and is expected to rise above six r t late this year or in early 15. Las t Oc. tober the jobless rate had dropped to a :1'c' AV~, ASeWr IAV 50CIA I ! ___ The increase in the jobless rate, from took th e unemployment last month lace among women aged 2 and of Mt7zYI W", 7w PAW I I Most employment gained slightly jn Sep. tember due to a reduction in strike ac- 42 I I ) I Ill ployment rate up to 5.8 per cent of the wor k force last month, the highest level in 2'2 years, the government reported today. Another 440,000 workers joined unemployment rolls in September, bringing the total to a seasonally ad justed 5 3 million, the Labor Department said the number of j '../ PlOyed. by Garry Trudeau 1 i - 2 e V . ? layoffs pushed the nation's unem. 4. . -- -, i' 1 \ 000NESBURy by Larry Lewi is WUNDERIARI I'LL START XLAIIS 3 Q 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with DIMO BURNS SHOULD 4' ) 1 I ; . NV too Y9 t+\TIUI1U spades on the table. East I1lL W' / 20 Bur-Kri! QLYERP promptly slapped the jack of City Stjtson, Now yoik s- A BI FOR1 en 4 local governments to hire the unem- (AP) - Widespread monthly increase since last January when ii also rose four-tenths of one p , g 11J1%S 0 ne Ilo-3 Pam .14 tuitiiit ililri t igiihi uiui hearth on board twelve. IIntersIcd nterested in we replied. . F / The 1 II I Weil ____ . ____ ________________ Pie Olympiad game was over Pa.16 awl the Unlucky Expert rohed i,a.%s Pass ( WASHINGTON ___ MOU'I l' Itd-6, - • would have found the right (liS(arth. "aM I'ds I'as% 1-1 rt I. GACLISP, North Fa%I West THE BORN I OS t, 4 , C '~',( ') " .,~~ ,_- .~ , ( ( ,~6~ (-.., ( r-~ --) r I Eal'Wtl viilnerabit• \Ij ~it -1 - , . 0 ~-1 AK Qi 842 P ____________ However, we think that he o trumps after winning that first I -. _____ low diamond lead. SOUTh - , -) ( 10853 414105 4 11098 ONES i : -- Dcv. Grou. )('' HK I For once in our lives we have to sympathize with him. We _______ doubt II anyone else anywhere in the world was faced with that _______ EAST 4 Q 54 2 Sanford, Florida 32771 -Price 10 Cents the loss no way for me to avoid 4 KJt83 ____ r 1974 61 V93 - 4, IFFerpilef _________ .. _Lz:.1_.b_. • _____ - _______ _ _ _ • -._- ------- -._ - ____ �- -';- 2A — Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - --- -'- -' I -., - --. - '. - - .- __j_ - -- .- - I Friday, Oct. 4, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct. 4,1974-3A __ 0 I GOP Blo%,,ng ki Nixon Tapes Bill IF %k I NA1 Kil Watergate available to the pub. motion to send the bill to the presidents and members of tapes, which are deemed to documents. He could destroy lie, Judiciary Committee for Congress to be public property. contain evidence necessary for any of his papers after three But Republican opposition sideration of Its constitutional A similar attempt Thursday Watergate trials and for years and his tapes after five blocked a quick vote on a bill implications is rejected. by Republican Whip Robert P. providing the public the full years. designed to nullify a NizonFord Sen. Roman L Hru.ska of Ne- Griffin, applying to congress- story of the wnndal. agreement giving the former braska, senior Republican on men and future presidents, • But the tapes would have to Under terms of the Nixonpresident custody of his the Judiciary Committee, also (ailed 58 to 23. Ford agreement, which was be destroyed immediately upon documents, has prepared a substitute bill The bill being debated Is dL1n'ia*.I whin Nixo n's dea th . and under -no • - ---fl1 Republican !eaders agreed to that would declare tI* papers of aimed at blocking destruction doned, the former president circurnstam-es any later Um 4 allow a final vote today If their all recent presidents, vice of any of Nixon's papers and would control access to the Sept. 1, 1964. - nr% INI IEF I WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. br Republicans are attempting to head off Senate pas.cage of a bill giving the government cus tody of former President Rich ard M. Nixon's official tapes and papers. The Senate formally went on record Friday urg g 1) sident Ford to make all the facts of Robbery Hostage Escapes COLUMBUS, Ohio iATh — A pregnant bank employe, seized by a robber who maie off with an estimated *14,000 from a Kentucky bank, escaped unharmed after being left tied up in a motel room here, police said early Friday. Mrs. ts!rn Ison, who Is nearly eight months pregnant, freed herself and telephoned police. Officers said she was unharmed. Kentucky police said the man who held up the Peoples Bank of Sandy Hook on Thursday and another person who drove a getaway car were still at large. Police said the woman was left tied up at a motel on Co. lumbus' south side. They said she freed herself and called officers about 12:30 a.m. EDT. Police said Mrs. Ison, 21, told them she had been "treated very well" by her captors. Roadblocks were set up In a 150square.mile radius of Sandy Hook in eastern Kentucky on Thursday night. A police spokesman said the search for Mrs. Ison and the robbers was at first hampered because of an description if t h., r t1 away (,:r. Scandal Rocks Miami PD MIAMI I AP) Acting Miami Police Chief Garland Watkins has fired one policeman, suspended another and placed a third on probation for an incident In which an undercover officer was severely beaten by uniformed officers. Watkins Thursday fired Officer B. Charles Outiaw for "the use of unneccesary force" and allegedly lying to department investigators about his part in the Sept. 3 incident. Patrolman Robert Campbell was suspended for 30 days for allegedly falling to tell the truth to Investigators in his initial sLlement. Sgt. Vincent J. Smith was placed on probation for six months, Watkins said, for failing to maintain proper control cf his men during the Incident. - Military Aid Ban Eased WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate and House conferees, faced with a preridentlal veto threat, have softened a measure under which U.S. military aid toy could be suspended. Acting Thursday, they also killed altogether a Senate. passed cutoff of military assistance to Chile. The conference committee made the changes In a continuing resolution that would allow spending for foreign aid and other federal programs to proceed, basically at last year's rate, until Congress acts on regular appropriation bills for the activities. The foreign aid portion totals some $2.6 billion. -- 1._. - llf___:~_ Soviet Sub Missile Fired k ,t1 iui, , *L044 u UU submarine-launched missiles about 4,900 miles, some 2000 miles farther than the most nearly comparable U.S. weapons, the Pentagon has disclosed. Officials said Thursday the shots were made Wed. nesday from the for north Berent., Sea to the P2ciflc. The '. ur ':al !: 1ed Th ut /1J iith'a n iks ncrtJi of Mi way Island. The Soviet firings, presumably from a new Delta class ubmaruw, were the 1thmgestnge marIne4uncI m1ssiiet observed by the United States, the Pentagon' said, A 4,1OlHnlle shot imd been monitored gweviously. &wth quake Kills 44 f IMA, PerI All li Peruvian air force planes am li. jikr, crisscrosd the countryside today to evaluate :i effects of vera earthquake Thursdpy. Forty4ow persons were know" dead and at least 1,000 were reported injured, 92 of thei ei Hish', $evn'i (1tis or twns in central Peru reported 'xnsive da."nage. There vas widespread panic wid hysteria beause f memories of thy deva3tathj.t quike on i1ay II, i70, in which 20,000 peraons were Wiled and another 50X00 were reported - WASIIINGMN (AP)- US. cused, apparuntly because the FLUFLL Betty Ford yers for Nixon delivered to the reasons why he wo District Judge John J. Slrica judge or the attorneys felt they Judge's office a sealed envelope to appear. -. W ASHINGTON (A?) — says two reauests to throw out had indit'itd hln r_ rnntnlninn ,......t-,_.. ...... aWIUA .....a..u..l IIUUUII3 oring aim me iorrner president reFirst Lady Betty Ford is subpoenas demanding former malned on the panel, still sub- to quash subpoenas requiring mains hospitalized in California making a faster-thanPresident Richard M. Nixon's ject to one more round of chal- Nixon's testimony. for treatment of phlebitis. He is expected re cov-y from testimony in the Watergate lenges. One of the subpoena., was Is. expected to return to his San breast cancer surgery, cover-up trial will remain Each potential juror was sued by defendant John D. Eh- Clemente estate this weekend. President Ford reports. sealed until selection cf the trial asked nearly 100 questions. rllchman, former high ranking On trial with Ehrlichman are "Betty's doing very, very jury. Sirica formed a panel of 144 aide in the Nixon White House. former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitwell," Ford sa id Th ursday. Asked Thursday when he potential Jurors for this phase of The other came from special chell, former White Howse chief "She is about two or three thought selection of the 12 ju- the selection process. Unless prosecutor Leon Jaworskl. of staff H.R. Haldeman, former days a head of what the Seminole County citrus waiting to be picked rorsandsixalternateswould be the pace picks up markedly, it Asst. Atty. Gen, Robert C. Mar. Mardoctors prognosticated as "I' m sealing everything Incompleted, Sirica said, "I think will take more than a week to dian, and former campaign the rate of recovery. So, we have a good chance for the complete questioning of each. volved in this matter until after sequestered," lawyer Kenneth W. Parkinson. se re very the Jury has been early part of next week." Jurors who survive this phase State Citrus They are charged with cona Sirica said. He refused even to Sirica talked to newsmen still can be dropped through after he and prosecution and limited number of additional gi ve copies to the prosecutors spiring to thwart the Investigation of the break-in at DemoCarl M. Saunders defense lawyers had spent a challenges allowed attorneys or Ehrilchman's attorneys. cratic National Committee day In a locked courtroom In. for both sides. No reasons must While they couldn't be con- headquarters in order hide GRAND 1A I 'ir:, Mich terviewing potential jurors. be cited for the final round of firmed, reports circulated in the identities of the adinirnsiAP Carl M. Saunders, After nearly seven hours, challenges, the Federal courthouse that Nix- tration and Nixon campaign of' ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) The 1,20 gallons for the 1974-75 crop. 83, win ne r of a Pulitzer they had completed only 10 inSirica and the lawyers were on's lawyers had cited number of oranges and grapehis flclaL* who planned and knew Prize and edi tor of The "And by Industry rule of terviews. Five persons were ex- questioning jurors when law- heilth and national security as about It. fruit harvested during the 1974- thumb " he said, "you can Jackson Citizen Patriot for 75 season In Florida is expected scratch a million 24 years, died Wednesday. boxes of orto drop from last season's crop, angcs off supply for each one He won the prize with a a state poll of citrus growers point drop in yield." 1949 editorial suggesting an indicates. The poll showed that grapeannual National Day of The orange harvest was ex- fruit growers expect to produce Prayer. 'I pected to decline by I per cent only 42.4 million boxes for the while the grapefruit harvest Is next season. ,6 expected to drop 9.2 per cent The average box of grapefruit Bessie L. Pierce below the 1973-74 crop, the for shipment contains 64 United Growers and Shippers grapefruit while there are 200 IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) s As.sociatlon reported Thursday. oranges In an average box. But, 1 — Dr. Bessie Louise In its eighth annual poll of depending on grade size, there By DONNA isris Pierce, 86, author of a four-to lack of a quorum for the the cities and of unsympathetic growers in 29 counties, the can as many as 250 oranges in a present Mayor Norman Herald Staff Writer volume his tory of Chicago, second month In a row. Absent and downright rniltreatment of Floyd of Altamonte Springs, trade association said grove box or as few as 128 whIle died Th ursday at an Iowa were representatives of Seminole's six cities. chairman; Ma)or Margie Hess owners are expecting the total grapefruit numbers range from CASSELBERRY — Officials Longwood, Winter Springs, City hospital. The retired Williams kept a stiff-upper lip of Lake Mary, Dr. Duerr and number of oranges to drop to 46 to history professor at the from three cities, a county Sanford and Oviedo. throughout the tirade, agreeing Council 161 million boxes during the Chairman Tom McGee said that canned commissioner, two county University of Chicago was County Commissioner Dick to some points, claiming Embree c' Casselberry with season, single-strength and frown con- department heads and two Williams arrived 45 minutes ignorance of others and at- copies editing the fourth volume The growers are also ex- centrate grapefruit of the recently corn1974-75 of Chicago's history when inventories candidates discussed topics late to be the target of tempting explanations. pecting their crops to be down are not enough to meet demand ranging from double pleted overview of fire she died . taxation to Casselberry Councilman Edith Williams urged the delegates protection capabilities of water in juice yield because of mul- because of an anticipated short- parks and recreation for two Duerr's wrath. Dr. Duerr to consider a county-wide utilities. tiple blooming during last win- er crop and bad weather In hours, waiting for a fifth charged the county with double cooperative effort on a parks ter's excessively warm weath- Texas, Dr. Duerr Immediately Gen. Weyand which produces 18 per delegate to show at the CALNO taxation, slammed the county and recreation program, saying pointed out that er. the ma of cent of the nation's grapefruit. Council of Local Governments board for its sponsored corn- the first step would be the Casselberry included in the "With approximately 85 per "Whatever we have In boxes meeting, WASHINGTON (A?) prehensive land sue legislation, appointment of a sub- report was erroneous and asked cent of Florida's round oranges or inventory isn't enough," The fifth member didn't show accused the county commission comnittee to study Gen. Frederick C. Weyand the that It be corrected. going into processing channels, McGee said, urging growers to and the meeting adjourned due of has been confirmed by the lack of knowledge concerning possibilities. -' Also present for the nonan important supply factor in hike their inventory plans. Senate as the Army's new He said the full potential of meeting were county utility this new frozen concentrate McGee emphasized that the — chief of staff, replacing the - using school properties for control director O Juice pack will be the yield in United Growers polt does not Bill Dale, la te Gen. Creighton W. recreation has not been county parks director Jim Buck gallons per box of oranges," atcmpt to forecast total crops Abrams. thoroughly explored adcl1ngu and November general election said Wilson McGee, general as does the U.S. Department of ______________________________________ Is The Senate's approval by one answer to providing candi da tes Bobby Hattaway, manager of Unit.d Growers. Agriculture estimate due next a voice vote Thursday recreation in every County running for a legislative seat, HERBERTCAPpS "We've got trees with fruit in week. Seminole County School neighborhood, came after a brief hearing and Tom Binford, seeking a dlffert.nt stages of maturity besystem. He was a member of "United has only compiled by the Senate Armed Williams presented those county commission post. Herbert Lee Capps, 17, of the Masonic Lodge, Phi Delta cause of the weather. It's al- grower opinion of what Services Committee. most Impossible to get pickers think they can harvest and P.O. Box 175, Lake Monroe, Kappa, and Pineest Baptist to make the distinction." sell," McGee said. "But they died Tuesday. Born In Lake Church, where he was deacan. McGee said the current yield were right within approximate- Worth, he came to Sanford 16 He Is survived by his wife, '. ofl.29 gallons of juice per box of ly 2 per cent last year on or. years ago from that city. He Mrs. Ruby Buckner; was a student at Seminole daughters, Mrs. Terry Goodoranges could drop to as low as anges and grapefruit." J un ior College. son, Prattville, Ala. and Mrs. Survivors Include his parents, Judson Whortun, Jacksonvill e; Albert and Rose Capps, Lake son, Edward L Buckner Jr., Monroe; four sisters, Mrs. Jo Sanford; brother Jasper Ann Jones, Mrs. Diane Adams, Buckner, Prattville, Ala.; Mrs. Marilyn England and M isio", Mrs. T. W. Mitchell, Caroline Caps; four brothers, Cullman, Ala.; arid eight 0crnHvR21v71 John 11. Wørnr r.utn Albert. Frank. Claude and hlL1rø II siiar; gr ndparents, Mrs. Claudia ADMISSIONS d A. Hancock, Osteen Gramkow Funeral finme in Judith Damsell, Winter Donie Macks, Mrs. Mary Ard, charge. amnot'd all of Lake Monroe. John B. Mitchell Springs Grainkow Fu ne ral Home In ___________________________ Janice Mathes Deborah Russell, Sanford charge. Judith A. Conroy I)onna Wagner BIRTHS Donald M. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Hancock, EDWARD BUCKNER EquIlla Shaw boy, Sa nf ord BUCKNER, EDWARD L.— Deboiah Campbe ll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Funeral services for Edward L. EdwardL Buckner Sr., 73, of Buckner Sr., 73, of 309 Vihlo Jackson, boy, Goldenrod Barbara H. Robinson 309 VihIen Rd., Sanford died Rd. Sanford. who die. Thur Joseph Kimsey, DeBary sday. will be held at ' ]p Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Thursday. Born In Dir. hichard T. Duncan, DeBary Thompson, girl, Sanford, Saturday. at Pinerest Baptist mlngham, Ala., he moved Church with Rev. Kenneth Molt STE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanford nine years ago from off iciatln3. Burial will be in Oak Hagan, girl, Sanford nommommmmmmmw wood Cetnelpry, Prattville, Ala , Biltinp!cy, Ala. lie was a Includes 1/2 1b. sirloin strip steak I Monday, Oct. 7, at 2 pm auate of Howard College, Gramko* r-uneral Home in DISCHARGFS Sanford University and charge, Sanford a nford: Univc;zity WfAlabarna. He was Katherine W. Wilkins an ordi.tned minister and CAPPS, HERBERT LEE— Travis Chandler Yesterday's high 77 low this Funecaiec vices tor Hofber1 Le served as a high school prin. mornino 57, Mnt'kôlli, fln,,',l Il, CI L6K5 Monroe, who cipal for 41 ye Mostly fair and continued cool in died Tuesday, will be held Eddie Mae Phinazee today and tonlgtt. Saturday partly Alabama school system. He Saturday at 10 S.M.at the Louise Connelly cloudy and warmer. Highs today in gravesictt In Sylvan Lake served as state legislator In mid to upper lOs and lows tonight in Emma Lee Ashley Cemetery with It James Burns Alabama from 1947-51. He mid to upper 505 Highs Saturday in officiating, Gramkow Funeral Mdl T. Stevens low to mid SOs Winds northeasterly taught for five years in the Home in Roy L. Capps IS to 70 mph, d"creaiing tonight and Decline - . I -- t _4T I - X ____ -'______ -. -; - I -- — , 11- - - -: - ' - .'t - - I - - - - - - - k Legal Notice Britain's election Oct. 10 between Prime Minister Wilson (left) Labor Party, and Edward Heath of the Conwrvative Party will keep permal allarks to n mlnlmwm. Wilson Is concentrating on gaining union support while Heath, using the slogan 'Put Britain First' First' said--nnrtv hisi---.' -- ---— sIbrJ.,. a new policies towards unions to create a broader base of snpport. Is 100 North High y 17-92. CniIbrry. Florida 37737 SEM1NOLECOUNTY Expected Cuban - I Treats 'Peop1e HAVANA, Cuba (AP) — The full schedule of daily acti vities Cuban revolution may be awaits each patient at the Ilaheavy-handed in some ways, vana hospi tal. but it does have Its humanitarThe day's activities pre built LI...... r""-'- ...........— a '1'rL anti rii,'- .j I m lntnne.,s ,,t 1701 Seminole' Ave. 1.11at,10111 Spring%. Seminole County. f Iorlcla7under the f*O.t'ous r'.nc' of rIEGANT INTERIORS, fld that I intend to reosier Said rn e y,itt, the Clerk OtIheC,,cu,t I Commission with By: Elaine Richard# quallfica:in. election iñ Caselb.rry, FlorIda 37707 Publish: Sept. . Oct. , II. 1974 . SPtECIAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: nominations and elecilons; provides NOTICE ISHEREESY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of i.inon springs, Florida, las for CommI'lon districts $nd adiustment of same; provides for initiative and referendum; provides called a splaI referendum election to be held ,n the City of Altamonte __, ''.' - '"u'"" chiatrlcHc.spithlls one of them. atlon. Patients tend vegetable sewer service rites in arm r' 'LU'(ILJA. you ARE NOTIFIED that a FOR (HE "Before the revolution, It was and flower gardens, attend lit- tilled to be serv ed by PURrOSE OF nerai Petition for Dissolution of Marriage CREATING A REVISED CHAR practically a death sentence to eracy classes, give each other Waterwoits Corporation. ',as been tiled against you and a TER AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER By S. John A, Yimbrouh pr ayer c on tained wilhin the petition i6&. LAW OF ri ADIhA fl be sent to this hospital," says' haircuts. run track and nerform ---...--., r'" requests the Court to award that APPROVED AND ADOPTED Dr. Sidney Orret, the hospital's together in choral groups. ATTEST: certain property Owned I nu ond S Arthur It tkclwth, Jr di-p'ty ',:rv- tor. rct has '.1 t ti-l e IJ;..j)iuIi, CICr 'yr ,q,-, py CIR we have now is proof since 1946. tendflts by the entireties. toratpd YA Campello Streti, Altamonte AGAINST THE AMEPI!)MENT that when you treat a patient as Pu'llsh Sept. 77 & OCt. 1, II, II, 1974 Sprinçs, F tur cia. and more tmr "th'ie year, bef e or th e revoluocr 151 ac like Ca ticularly 'ncribcd as: Said revld charter has been tlon,87 patients died In a single The West i3 feet 4 incheS of Lot? a... .i -II, rut. ra ay," he uld In alh,f last year, wdtheEast,, fCet$lncheScfLof$, of the City of I'tamonfe Springs, The hospital, locate1 in Block 15 as the-n on the vacated Florida, which was duly adopted by outskirts of Havana. Is spotless. thPt Watt 73 (Itath5 at the portion of the pl& 04 SANLP4DO, the City Council ois the 1st day of hos pita sa l, he id. AllotCubt,should eat as well as TIfF SUBURB 'EAUTIFUL, October. A . D. 1974. entitled: 5.ANFOPfl ECTtflN. 'd j, . the 3,500 patIen ts iit this In. P4AP4E C' TuE CiTy "The plee used to be a In Plat Book 3, Page L4 of "bc Public OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, slitutinn Beef Is crv-d Uu'e house. These were 60 or 70 beds Records of Seminole nunty, FLOilDA AMFPIDING CIIAPTEP times a week, while elsewhere for 1, pa sits, There were so Fio'Ida. togetnec with the ru't 01 7j7 LAWS OF FLORIDA, I mqres and e;eis over 8frnt -'d A5 AMENDED. BEING in Cuba rationing limits meat many fights over beds and THE AvenQeaAdthatportionofCampel, CHARTER OF THE CITY OF iurchasenthee-quart rs ofz scarce food, we needed an or. lying East of UrrntwouiJ Street I T A MON T F S PR i N Ca 5, p td per f.x;sori every ritne thopertir surgeon here more -..--.., !" -j !,.::! CREATING .''rlOA, A days, said Block IS deSuibed abot, REvISED CHARTER than psychiatrists." AS to your wife, MARY CAMERON, as PRAV'nEr) nv r 4 *PTER i4., Unhk psychiatric hospitals The hospi ta l Leo!e demo. ma for lump sum alimony, and you iaws C'- FLORIDA; PROVIDING in most nu L.o ti n-American stration of the emphasis the Cuare required ta serve a copy ofyr FOR A REFERENDUM ON written defenses. it any, to if 0" QUESTION OF APPROVAL OF naiions, where patients often ban revolution has placed oi WILFRED H. CONRID, R- EVISFO are It" to their rern deuces, a inproved heal th care CHARTER' r,'!'u,wy, 1a"vr!wT.wrneavoress PROVIDING FORM OF BALLOT; --- ,_ " - .,, -- - ,_ - ,j - . -' - . - . - for recall; miscellaneous provlde CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONI Is this what you desire for your child? Enroll them at: CASS EL B ER R . ----- _____ WEATHERS - ' - provisions - '" - - electors of the City shall vote COPIII Of Said ordinance with revised chrfrr contaned tterc:n are on file With the office of the City southeast Portion. Mild to warm - Clerk of the City of Altamonte temperatures with ranging from the mid Si's extreme north to the low lOs southeast and m i d los sysecepupPerSs'xtrenwnorth ,..11.; "'Jay V from low SOs extreme north to upoer SOs extreme South inspected during the official bUSine, hours of the City at the City Hall from coo am tO 5:00 pm, £AA ",'vn rrioay Of eacn week, Th not re I, s 1h Evening Hcralaonceo week for four (4) cnwcutive weeks, and, in addition, the Notice shall be posted by the CIy Clerk in no less than ten (tO) plac es In the cor.orate lImits of ,ne I '' Daytona Beach tides for Saturday —high 11:04am., 11:20pm,; lay,' 4 - 77am.5OSpm., Port Canaveral high 10.43 a rn, 10:47 p m,; low 4.fl a rr. A - SO l M. Extended Forecasts Su',day through Tuesday, Penninsular Florida Generally fair except f or cWtiOn at the Precincts whefain ;.;,..;.;_, AK DINNER ____ ' for January 1. 1975. Said special referendum shallbe held on Tuesday. tt,5th day of November, AD 1911, S i multaneously with the gener al election Of the State of Florida and the question to be voted will be ptaced on the billot at said general -' d BE HELD IN THE CITY OF Co'nmis%oner Shall be the chief ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ON executive ollicemofth,City setting TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF form powrs $fld dutili of the NOVEMBER. A 0 974 Mayor Commissioner; prov,d for AMENDMENT , , OF THE CITY o; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. The doard of County Corn. FLORIDA UIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE mlsslor.rrs of Seminole County SHALL ORDINANCE P40 .d3 71 COUNTY. FLORIDA. OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE sitting as the Seminofi County C!VIL ACTION NO. 14.l376.E Utilities Board will bold a public SPRINGS, FLORIDA, DULY 111CC Ike Marriaq. of he aring in the County Commission ADOPTED BY THE CITY C"mber& of the Sen, Inole County MARY CAMERON. WIFE, AND COUNCIL ON THE IST DAY OF J. EDWARD CAMERON, OCTOBER, AD, 1974, AMENDING Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on HUSBAND. Tuesday, October 77. 197e a THE EXISTING CHARTER OF NOTICE OF ACTION P.M or as so THE CITY OF ALTAMONTF on thereafter TO EDWARD J CAME POU SPRINGS, FL. ORIDA. BE ING Pasili ble tO con:Jder an application 1C? 1Et SIred t C CHAPTER 67 1079, LAWS OF , INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION! "" hot baked potaio, fresh garden salad and hot buttered roll. Margaret Lemon Josphine McGowan Prethenla Wilder, girl, Winiford A. Scott Orville H. Jones Sr., DoBary Glen J. Miller, Deltona Vincent O'Brien, Deltona Fred Packard, Deltona l"et Peters, Enterprise Winnie L. Peters, Enterprise L)Oiii'ia r. u.., !lrnmee Genva LeGree, Oviedo - - - DATED this 2nd day of October, A 0. 1474. 5: Phyllis JordahI City Clerk 0$ lPt City of Altaryyte' Scrngs, Ftortda S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. ESQUIRE STENSTROM, DAVIS 4 MclN (0511 Florida Sta teflank Suite 77 1',u lfi ,e iuox wa CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION lithe curriculum - Call $31-$S Open Every Sunday Funeral Nofices ' f orm., U) years and of Mayor. Commissioner for ttwee years; provides for vacancls., methods of filling same; provide, for adoption - -a ___ live (5) members, One (1) of *tom shall be the Mayor; provides , of fice of City Commiss1oner for two - - legislativ# transition schedule. ltsoId,evi%edcp,arter Is approved by the electors of the City at 'he special referendum election, then said charter shall become effective -- -•-'"-' wet-s vested therein consisting Of As Deputy Clerk H. CONRAD Attorney for Petitioner 100 North Highway I? OF all Springs on Iu..i4.s' Pa M November, AD 1971. Tique'stjun to be voted on at %aid le'cI will be as follows PROPOSED CHARTER UTILITY BOARD Notice of Public l$iarIn , FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hrrrh 'i've' .'ac'(dancr with the provs'otn of th Flctitb*4 Name Statutes, 10 1P,I Section 56509 1 iorlda Statutes 1957 S Martha Wilder Puhltsh .rnt 70 77, fl,t A II IOta SEMINOLE COUNTY Hosoital ____ Court, Srmine County, F iora Legal Notice DETROIT (AP) — Enterta iner Arthur Godfrey has been released from a hospi tal here after treatment for severe gastric upset. He reportedly flew to New York atter his release Th ursday. YORK ME STEAKS] HOUSE 1 HOSPITAL NOTES The Board of County Corn °°" Of Seminols County . me emin'ie County allorneyor Immediately thereafter; P'-t..tlV Utilities Board will hold a public Otherwise $ d5la'jlt will be tnter,d !JVWUIJ MF hearIng in the County Cormlsslon against you for the rdi'f aemanded DATE. Said revised charfir provides. Chambers of the Sem.'oIe County in the Petition. WlTN(5Srnyhi,.1andfhe%Iof amor.otIserlhinO,, for theCrtl(r, Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, , and pe of Ihe City ot Altamonte Tuesday. October 13, l97 this Court on Stcmbcr . at SprIngs, Florida. defines corporate P.M. or ICItCUI? Cci thereafter • limits; Provides annexation POssible to Consider an appIition Arthur H. Beckeith. Jr. Ou$; provides for a City concerning changes in water As Clerk of the Court NOTICE that much different, mister." Arthur Godfrey * fOfeOCtObIfth,19/4, and file the DEf107 ,. Legal Notice ______________ PROVIDING FOR FILING REVISED CHARTER WITH FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF OrIglnII with the Clerk of this Court STATE; REPEALIp4G ALL OR. 4tMrbffOreI4rvjcIOn Petitioners DINANCES IN rniji IrT. UTILITIES BOARD NSHCOI Public Hearing Publish: Sept. 20, 77, Oct. 4, ii, Ifli ' ____ Legal Notice tflhedtobfsei-ved by Southern Gulf and when I first retired it was Utillile,. Inc. $45," hesald. "But what dothey By: 5: John A. KlmbrOugh. Chalrmin do? They raise the pension, ATTEST: then they raise the price of a 3: A rthur H. fleckwllp,, Jr. car? Clerk out re in the garage right nOW .—always had D',dges and Oils one cost me 15,100. It's tM same damn car I bought OW first time off John F. Dodge and Horace Dodge for $Th0. Ain't - AREA DEATHS 'Big Deal' AW- e Rot a brand new Dodge ELECTION WILL BE LOW KEY LOS ANGELES (A?) Actor George C. Sco tt, who won and declined an Oscar for his role as Gen. George Patton, Is fuming over an H rating assigned to his new movie, "'111C Savage IS Loose." Scott called a press conference Thursday to compla in about the rating, which means children tmder 17 are admitt ed only riiJi a parent. , le"r ,trv1,,e rain In airess cer. iU George C. Scott - Benefits. NEW BALTIMORE, Mich. (A?) — Frank Hograever, , Chrysler Corp.'s oldest living pensioner, has two words for the latest Increase In his fits: "Big Deal." Hograever'a monthly check has Just Jumped $5o., to $295.O, under the lateSt 1 MUM built Into the contract negotlatedwilhtheunitedAuto "e."•. The increase alone is $14.45 more than his monthly pension when he retired 24 years ago, but he's not jm''j, "I mean It's nice and all, I'm LOS ANGELES (AP) — The attorney for actor David Carradine says he expects an out.ofcourt settlement of an incident in which the star of television's "Kung Fu" series allegedly ransacked a neigh bor's home. No-Shows Cancel CALNO Ses ion / Second _____ ~.#7 ___ --. .,~~ _~____ -_ 1 . _,~-_.- _____.. - ... %.,_ __ I- ~~_ r.Im'k -, , __ _:*= . David Carradine - - Italian Government Resigns - `0 Ll~' FM- '"'-- I Crop Pension -.,., ~. '. ? - -_'--_'-_ ..:~_ --%A_-_Z-__Z --____ --. - SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) Terrorists holding seven hostages In the Venezuelan consulate fn a week have scaled dovm their demands, but the Dominican government is expected to hold out for full surrender. Shouting horn a consulate window throu an Improvised cardboard megaphone, guerrilla leader Radames Mendex Vargas told newsmen conditions inside the consulate were becoming Intolerable. He said he was dropping his demand for $1 millloa ransom and would settle for safe passage to Mexico and Peru for himself, the other terrorists and some of the 37 political prisoners whose freedom he had demanded earlier. Six terrorists are believed to be holed up with the hostages. 1. - - M__ ___ - -1_ _,_~ k_#___ - Terrorists Drop Demands On Nixon Testimon y - - .SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — be a model for similar guides the Sangamon County Medical A consumers' guide to doctors, throughout the nation. Society, only 54 of Springfield's complete wi th prices, stirred up Robe rt McGarrah of Wash- 215 doct ors provided the rea hornet's nest of controvers y ington, D.C., who headed the quested infonnat,ion fur the here, but its publisher believes Nader rujet, said in a tele- guide, Siko!sky said. The other it octors "uncooperative." 'vere listed in the guide a useful tool which should phone interview that the as being beisadopted elsewhere. Spr in gfield guide was tin, The medical society mailed Pat te rned af te r a sim ilar ond one to be completed. guide by consumer advocate M{arrah said about a dozen its WmDet's an "alert memo" which ;dd: "It might be con. Nader, the guide lists a more are being prepared else- sidered prudent NOT to apdoctor's fees and office hours where in the country. e prove th publishing of Inforand tells where he was edu. "Anyone who has ever had to ma ti on requested." cated and whether he accepts find a d oc tor knows how much Dr. Donald Yurdln, the M ed icare pa tien ts. trouble It is," McGarrah said, society president, said he sent "It was just like stirring up a "Sometimes the medical out the alert "not because we're hornet's nest. It was unbeliev- society has a referral bureau trying to hide anything, but we able," said Ron Sakoisky, who that will give you the names ofa question whether It's ei ther headed the project In this cen- few doctors — but they never ethical or legal for us to supply say whether the doctor is any some of the Information." tral Illin ois city of i00000 good or charges o much for a The I "The medi cal society has a five-u.ute visit that you'd be tices llino is Medical Pracvested Interest in keeping con- be tter off In a hospital emer- other Act, like similar laws in states, prohibits sumers in the dark. They don't gency room." ians from "advertising physic want consumers to be able to The Springfield guide is or soliciting for professional make easy comparisons of such available for free at bookstores business" except In things as f ees," said Sakolaky, and other shops. Sakolaky said professional and telephone an assistant professor at Sang. that while the guide may not be directo1es. Such listings amon State University. able to give def ini ti ve advice on cannot contain fee Information. Nader's Health Research a physican's skill, It can pro. Sakolsky said his group plans Group prepared the first such vide some hints, like his hospi- to upda te the guide every year. guide In 1973 In Prince George's Ial staff appointments. He said he beli eves more and County, Md. It was designed to Because of opposi tion from more doctors will participate. . ROME (A?) The collapse of Italy's 36th government since World War II is causing more concern than usual becanae aenew coalition capable of coping with the grave economic crisis seems possible without Communist psrtklpation. The long-simmering question of a role for the Communists In the government was a major factor in the collapse Thursday of the 4eft coalition headed by Premier Mariano Rumor. The Italian Communist party Is the largest in the West, the second largest party in Italy. It gets one out of every four votes in national elections and controls the powerful General Confederation of Labor. It also controls the city government In Bologna and several other municipalities. Rwnor's Christian Democrats, Italy's dominant party since Wend War II, has steadfastly rejected the Corn. munists' demands for Inclusion In the government. But the Socialists, the second largest party In the ruling coalition, have Increasingly smqponted the Conzrnu'ilst demand, and their battles with the Christian Democrats crippled the government, - To Doctors Free __-7-A.i.. i.'L IN BRIEF Sirica Delays Acti '9 L o.% ,,,n , Consumer Gu ide _10Z W c; 5: -- ~7W--.:-. IAMLD L ! I , J J1 I? Sariforij. ll',ø 11111 Attorneys for City of Atlamonte Springs, Ft Publish Oct 4,fl,1L25.tc?A DEG 31 m d. Altamonte Mall (next to Sears) �- -.-.--- . '-.-,--.-- -•-- - -- - OPINION I - . I- TOM AIKENS,Editor Gas Shortage Hits Utilities TAMPA, Fla. (All) Customers small city-owned electric utilities will feel the brunt of a natural gas shortage this winter in their pocketbooks, says a staff member of the Florida Energy Committee. Keith Scatty, conunitee staff engineer, said Thursday that power plants using natural gas may not fuel In December, January and February. The utilities will be forced buy alternate fuels at three to four times the cost of natural gas, he said In a report to the energy committee, "The customers utilities already paying a high fueladjuatment charge and It now will be Increased," he said, ; 1 WASHINGTON—The double standard In year until early 1971. Thereafter, the Senator got During the 1972 Republican convention, he own plane travel if he can avoid it. He has taken Washington is nowhere Home DeUv..ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; C Months, $14.20; apparent than In his Buicks from an Arlir.gton, Va., dealer named wangled a rent-free apartment in Miami Beach. frequent in ti-ic corporate planes of 41 the attitude toward gifts. Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Larry Peacock. The senator was loathe to jl insisted tousat first that he had ren ted rooms Ashland Oil, PhiIIip-Morri s Company and other mail: Month, 82.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. The much-maligned Washington bureaucrat discuss his transportation arrangements. He in the hotel where the Kentucky delegation was National Industries. may not even permit himself to be taken to the admitted only that he had borrowed a Buick "for billeted. But when my associate Jack Cloherty For Marlow Cook, the Senate's code of ethics cafeteria by anyone with a problem before his a couple months" from Cooke and had bought a confronted him with the address of his Miami hasn't deterred him from Improving his life-style agency. But the wining and dining of Members of Buick from Peacock. Beach digs, the senator acknowledged that he at the expense of others. The political cornCangress by favor seekers is a major industry in As the senator from Kentucky, Cook felt he had stayed there "a couple nights." promises, so essential to lawmaking, tend to Washington. should have a voting address In the Blue Grass During his first few years in the Senate, he make personal compromises seem I Most senators carefully reject any large state. At (ir!t, he used th e Buick dealer's home also collect ed at $2004o4300 monthly retainer In 11 and confidential atmosphere OL the convivial charity and confine their contraband from address. Then he set himself up, for about one from National Industries, a Louisville-based the Senate, whose members are fond of calling it private interests to football tickets, toiletries, dollar a month, in Louisville's plushest pen- conglomerate. The regular payments finally the world's most exclusive club, there are too liquor, cigars and the like. But Kentucky's thouse atop the fashionable "800" apartment ended with a grand, lump sum of $2,500. few restraints. In n silver-haired Senator Marlow Cook, if his building. The apartment belonged to James E. The senator explained he was paid by Footnote: Cook told us he seldam makes more memoirs should ever be put to music, could Barnett, who was away promoting wrestling National Industries i go! or 'egal work," although than $10,000 a year from his law practice. After rntitie them: "how to Succeed in the Senate matches in Australia. 1a' krn,wkdid that the money went into hi5 his clectA;fl to tic Senate. he was alai nan ed a I Th(t t2F tl \ithuut Really frying. For he has accepted, In return for the use of the apartment, the personal bank account and not his law Firm's d ire ctor of the Bank of Louisville. The chairnn, problems facing the nation (and the world) we gratis, everything from automobiles to apart. senator told us, he serv ed as an overseer of the account. The $2,500 payment, he said, was an San Kline, happens to be the father-in-law of don't feel particularly embarrassed since no one rnents. furniture and art in Barnelt's apartment. He also "honorarium." National Industries' dead honcho, Stanley else seems to understand them either. Indeed, he arrived in the Senate nearly six: paid the electric bills, telephone bills and maid lie still does "spot work" for National yarmuth. Incidentally, Yarmuth's son John is on But every now and then we run across years ago in a free Buick provided by a service out of his own pocket, he said. Our Industries and accepts pay for it, he added. But the public payroll as Cook's legislative aide. something in the newspaper that we ~esitate to Louisvifle dealer named Jim Cooke. Sources sources, however, say Cook only paid for parking ne insisted that his payments from the : Stanley Yarmuth did not return our calls. Jim comment on. It is almost always an article that with access to the records claim the generous and maid service. Now Cook has moved Into an conglomerate don't influence his Senate conduct Cooke and Larry Peacock both refused to we dealer loaned Senator Cook a couple Buicks a apartment in his own name in the same building. The Senator also doesn't like to pay for his comment. strikes us as ridiculous, so ridiculous that hesitate to comment for fear that we have somehow missed the point. That's about our situation today with recent meeting of the Altamonte Springs City Council. Let's reconstruct the picture. Officials of FMtamonte Springs have been concerned for some 0. -. I . M .I time with the speed of trains passing through the I :. . city. They want them slowed down. Lowerspeeds would mean fewer accidents the f" 4ii'. i councilmen reasoned, which strikes us as pretty i lair logic. Beyond that, though, it gets a little =-confusing. Cou ncil instructed City Atty. Joe Davis to prepare an ordinance repealing an old 12-mile per hour speed ordinance in favor of a new ordinance setting the limits at 35 miles perhour. In other words, in order to get the trains to slow The Sam Sheppard case bobbed up again WASHINGTON _____ (NEA) We have very 1. down, it was necessary to give them permission to briefly the other day. The celebrated murder little idea whether the bill ions we're sp for trial was ob vi ously one of e th things President •. go faster. defense are buying the right weapons, the right Oh, well, it has been a strange year all around. Gerald Ford tiadIflnhlnd when heuid that mlxofthemortherlghtnwnbersofthezn, The decisions are guesses based on corn. President Ford pardoned former President Nixon Richard Nixon could not obtain a fair trial anywhere in the UZIII1 Statec "under governing puter Information but guesses all the same. for crimes never charged or proved, and the State ions of the Supreme Court," _i Our strategic f orces are designed to prevent a \ • Department pushes "favored nation" trade Commentators immediately recalled how the war, not fight one, Defense Secretary James agreements with Russia while refusing to say Village, Ohio, osteopa th, sent to prison in -: Schlesinger knows as well as the rest man that recognize Cuba because it Is under Russian in- 1954 for the murder of his wile, had won a flCW no one nuclear conflict. Our nuclear arms It from ti-v U.S.Supreme court on the grounds .1. fluence. . are des1gd to convince Moscow not to take And housewives who can't afford to purchase that adverse publicity had hopelessly prejudiced hanv j1at ,u1! ie to. chaos and also to ° jurors against him. In beef at the supermarkets read of ranchers and convince Western Europeans that we can stand up to the Russians in their defense. dairymen preparing to mass slaughter 800 cattle the second trial, held in 1966, Dr. Sam was found The problem of U.S. defense thus Is political becausetherancherssaytheyarelosing$lOOto No one is going to claim that the Sheppard rather than military. But while we are in close $150 per animal. story was one of journalism's shining hours. association with West Europe's leaders and have Finally, there's that crackpot scheme kicking Looking back, It is obvious that the man was a rather clear Idea of how they reason we have, the local newspapers. around Washington to raise gasoline taxes 20 to 30 tried and no such understanding of Soviet thinking. We do I cents per gallon and then refund the money later. Yet it was a matter of something more than a what of weapons and We've heard it explained twice and have read handful of editors hoping to sell newspapers at military forces will convince the not to the risk of a man's life or freedom. They were I V1214 three lengthy explanations, and we still don't tin- reacting to w take dangerous actions. In the 1962 Cuban hat t hey 7LI NE mitsile crisis we found out; but that was when derstand the plan or the reasoning—if any—behind injustice. we had a ten-to- one superiority in strategic it. Somehow or other, though, it has the flavor of For days alter the discovery of the murder, force5.matdaybotlike1ytoconagainin I our Altamonte Springs raising the speed limit In order absolutely nothing was being clone to attempt to "Here's a written report, Mr. President, lifetimes. solve IL Protected by his to slow down the trains. The Penta gon is freneti cally translating but It's In Invisible ink suspect was not talking to li I else, treatises by leading Soviet military thinkers in It had all the aspects of a the hope of finding the answers we need. But The newspapers demanded these may not give an accurak' clue to what U.S ed and confronted with a long arms will incline Brezhnev to either caution or puzzling about the circumstances of recklessness. his wife's death. Eventually, newspaper Schlesinger himself has a great faith III .-W, The United Natiuns has not established a particularly preiv.we forced Bay Village police to t urn the certainty." No one he says with obvious relish, distinguished record in its pursuit of the goal of global peace, investigation over to Cleveland detectives. The can be certain what a democracy will do In any papers kept up a steady drumbeat of publicity but Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim Is convinced that given crisis, a fact which must surely give the organization is the best hope for the survival of modern Until Shepi*z'd Was indicted. Russians pause. but Schlesinger', logic on By the standards that have been erected in the cieterrence is as Western In concept as Robert M t No single nation can solve the problems that plague all Past 20 years the newspapers behaved McNarpara's was. Russians queries on the mankind, he told the General Assembly in his annual report on irrevonsibly. (No one has ever asked, of course, McNamara thesis during his tenure as Secrt eary to what extent the publicity about the Supreme the state of the world, WASHINGTON The stamp program. Benefits are reduced by only 30 cents for each found it illogical and mystifying. of Calling th e emergence of deteriorating cities, rampant Court's decision or the fact that Sheppard had ar family income. begun 13 years ago, will soon reach into every doll lop American military officers are convinced inflation and scarcities in food supply "a crisis of extrac4dinary already served 10 years made it impossible for county in the nation and costs for increasing But when combined with other federal, state i that only U.S. detemination Will ma drnenszcirns," Waldheim insisted that the earth's nations must the state to find 12 unbiased jurors in 1964. benefits are expected to soar In the next few the local welfare programs, an entirely different Russians cautious, If the Russians believe we now be! weer. "order and chaos." Possibly in another 28 years it will be thought years. picture emerges one of destroyed work the will to resist and the will to defend our The secretary..nerals plea for international action that the press behaved IzTesponslbl) tfl centives and inequities, allies, ey'll ho ld still, several of these leaders Already, more 13 million persons one acknowled es the new situations which confront the in. Waterga te affair. This seems unlikely, but "By adding one program on top of another, have toth in every 16 Americans is a stamp this repor'.er. If t hey're convinced we tetnatlona) community in the nuclear age. should It happen, let It be we have made it possi5le for some people to (n't haveldthe that in beneficiary, at an annual cost to will, they'll taxpayers of and push harder And his emphasis on social evils is a reminder that the U.N. this case, too, the press was striking out pt what derive as much or more Income from welfare a billion Even the number of ients is nd take chances that could It-ad to war. Some .5 ti.is enjoyed its major successes through its compassionate it saw as a gross injustice being done to the believe the Showing barely one-third the number who are eligible, . of eponse to human needs, will necessitates standing people. and than their neighbors currently are earning," up to Moscow on every crucial is In accepting the challenge to "build a new society" sue an And Rep. W. Griffiths, D-Mich., said Mrs. Griffiths, who heads a joint (ering an olive branch at the same time. of. resistan" to the threat of desperate want, the United Nations Can modern man (and woman) find happiness predicts that as many as 60 This congressional subcommittee on fiscal policy. million Americans was the approach taken by Mr. may yet make its greatest contribution to humanity. Won. back in the America of the l83(? An Atlanta, or one in every four 1 The subcommittee said that In one eastern will be eligible within Modern weapons In sizeable number, and the Ga., company called Earth Services three years. If all of them obtain food city, it iifscovered that the average monthly continued progress in developing more £ivanced (FM), which marketed the first the annual cost could Jump to $10 billion, cash, food and housing benefits for a nonworking types are other expressions condominium in the U ni ted States, is betting on family participating in five or more benefit must turn to the question of of will. But then we what weapons, how it. Considered in isolation, the 1o,J stamp programs was $428. many and when to build them. At today's prices ESO Is now transforming 10 former farms in program seems successful. Its benefits are That was about $55 more than the median we cannot afford to buy all Shelby County, Ky., about 20 miles from reasonably generous up to $150 a month for a wage less Social Security taxes for women in wrapc's, even all Louisville, into a unique "return to earth" family of four with no income but not so much that tity and or.ly $80 less than the comparable important weapons, in major numbers. And what is will and detezmjnstion In Russian community called Plum Run. It is designed to be so that the incentive to work is destroyed. figure for men, eyes and where does it shade into belligerency? a self-sustaining, 1000-acre residentlallarn development. How do you feel about the poor turnout this past it mandatory to Vote In a general election to be eligible To all outward appearances, Plum Run Will Tuesday" for homestead exemption, look like a typical pie-Civil war community. Ready to "rationalize" about the fault lying with lie compares this proposal Each home will have a "keeping room" cornto driving your someone else. My conscience is clear I couldn't at,tnrn('bfle. plcte with full wall fireplace, brick heai.th,plank However, if t here is one word..."'k' 'n., n yi'u aen 't have any insurance, accord un' ti tk.. fl nrs and kitchen. ..sai i _ __ -,. ,---,. wwiarizes _= my (Wfl personal feelings it niu.t bo _____ t Upne.rd io drive. And dr iving t,t niany ptuple want to go ALL the way back - ashamed." like voting ..a privilege, of to t he 19th cntm'y, of course. Thus the kitchen WAI Embarrassed is anthcr good choice. So, If you forfeit th will be fully equipped, th !t jj have Indoor e responsibility which accompa ____ I just wond er about those Gunter folks who were privilege, thep Krider feels you should also expect nies plumbing and awaslierand dryer will be lodged t"i "sure" that Bill wo'jld win. ..arid didn't bother to help the other. to lore Jy i the "tuttery" ad joining the keeping room, .3 him out. I ronder how they felt when th ey looked Into the It probably doesn't stand much chance of ever with space for a freezer. mirror early Wednesday morning, passed, I suppose. And yet it just might be enoughbeing of a And poor G un ter.. bouyed with a whopping lead over scare to get some of the 'watchers away from Stone in the primary, and certainly being assured by all of the tube at least long enough to vote. his "friends" that they'd vote him in. and then finding out that right here In Central Florida (his own backyard) wi Wat a minute. What if they do go into the voting booth THOUGHTS th out properly ehicating themselves on the candidate's his 'friends" turned out to be "no shows." record and ability, what difference d 10 Pride g ore con and a haughty It make if you The pity of it all. havea7operceflt;urnoutofjllflfonf11 rit before a fall, It Is better to be of lowly ar who BY JOhI!J A. SW)l.SKJ undertnnd the Issues it hand" spirit with the jot than to divide die spoil with Perhaps John Krldcr's idea will PIOVC to Lou- the nn. Arn n,r -.i-..._ .. more get any to -- of Logic Big Los e r Governme ts ; Free P ress, RAY CROMLEY 6 Conf usion No Weapon For I ' - .ir ... -••a-•• _____ . - Fair Tr a l ______ Still Issue - . Defense - _____ — - ending , — - ' - of - ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director DON OAKLEY wins a convicted in combination Russians perceived to be a gross po 1" Challenge To U.N. ce or anyone that Dr. Sam be interrogat list of DANIEL J. FOLEY qust1ons Food Stamps May Soon Reach os Americans - 4 food ctwose - than in- TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AV) Members of the state Ethics Commission and the Florida Bar says they are ready to file suits seeking clarification of the powers of the to panels, Ethics Commission member John Rawls, Florida State University law student, notified other members Thursday he planned to sue "to determine what the duty of the commLssion is." He was unable at a Wednesday meeting to the commission to act on four complaints charging improper conduct by public officials, Richard McFarlain, a Florida Bar official, said Thursday that he plans to seek a Florida Supreme Court ruling that the commission has no constitutional authority to investigate lawyers. The Bar now handles complaints of improper conduct by lawyers. a get 16 Indicted In Pot Plot - conspiracy to import Jury of of were named two were an indictment h food reme 'nbci-ed probe — Martha - — __ stamps, Organization BERRY'S WORLD - Dickinson Probere, Recess Around ---"- - , . -- . . The Clock '- ' a to have to continue to The federal grand jury probing the finances of Florida Comptroller Fred Dickinson will be in until sometime next week. Meanwhile, federal prosecutors and Internal Revenue Service agents are working with extensive files of documents collected from about 60 witnesses during the 48 days the secret panel has taken testimony since April 24. The panel is probing Dickinson's financial affairs and methods of granting state charters to financial Institutions such as banks and loan companies. Two of Dickinson's associates have been Indicted by the grand jury charges perjury. One. Frederick C. Prior, a farmer law partner of the comptroller, was convicted last month on the perjury Indictment. The other, Dickinson's long-time private secretary, Mamie Mitchell, is awaiting trial. — recess of Deposit Rerouted? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) officers say a new employe of the state Beverage Division sent make deposit $188,000 apparently took off with the money. Leon County Sheriff Raymond Hamlin said Thursday the deposit Included $16,000 In cash. He said most rest was In negotiable checks. Bobby Lee Reynolds, 34, of Tallahassee, who had been employed by the division for 10 days as a duplicating machine operator, was charged with grand larceny, Hamlin said. The deposit was payments made to the division foe taxes and licenses, a spokesman said. - Sheriff 's to of of the Jerry when of a comed Jerry - els - for two days con- renewed of facts. "If we would not have gone court there would have been damage to the Gulf of Mexico," BalJet said at confer. ence. The Belle plant produces sev eral different chemical prod' ucts and the waste that DuPont wants to dump in the Gulf is from several different processes. It is rnost!y mixed with antifreeze components and met.alic compound:: uch as p01sonous antimony. to a news water and had decided that the Nov. 3 show could be worked into his schedule. Gibson said Askew and Thomas will appear together during the campaign, including the Nov. 1 politithon on public television stations. Thomas charged that Askew "actually called a program chairman that had me invited to appear on their program and tried to get them to de-Invite me." lie said the call exerted 'tremendous pressure" on the Latin Businessmen's Association In Miami and was made before he spoke to that organization at a recent meeting. "That's obviously untrue," Gibson said of the charge. Paula Undergoes Surgery TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Public Service Commissioners Paula Hawkins and Bill Bevis were both indisposed this week. Bevis, chairman of the threernember regulatory body, was stricken with a case of shingles while in Miami and was confined to his sister's home Thursday. Mrs. Hawkins was in a Winter Park hospital where she underwent minor surgery for removal of a bone spur on her foot, to five times prayer a regents abetting any of yet of prison no James advisement. pro. or at of month for wit .ew ment for meet certain state serving ' agencies - II I Thomas: Askew Too Expensive TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Gov. State spending has doublei Reubin Askew's Republican during Askew's four years ir ponent says the governor is a office, Thomas charged, and i nice guy but he just spends too increasing at a rate more rapid much money. than that of the federal govern. "I supported him the last Thomas said Askew has defended the Thursday In Tampa. "He's a spending increase by pointing very fine gentleman. He's out the expansion In state serv. too expensive." ices, Thomas, Askew's opponent Responding to questions the Nov. 5 general election, said increased state spending was about debating Thomas, Askew helping to fuel the country's has said that be was not going to let someone else run his skyrocketing Inflation, While many politicians ThOITUS says he's not trying talking about inflation, too do that. their own fiscal decisions "I Just want to debate that It, Thomas told a North Tampa Chamber of Corn, fellow," he said. "I just want to get on the platform with him." merce meeting. - op. F OR L E SS Greater Selection Greater Savings. On Famous Brand %*mff Furniture... , Jerry in are ciuiiign few as to /I'- seen driving a two chi. one priest in -. .. r__1-1 Lawyer Advertising ~~_`~, 11.*`".- ) Z I- It I " :.~ t.. L_]~--_I-I 11 ~- It ~ I 11PPIft" 111'.~ i I I .^------,% I - 1 - Plan To High Court TALLAHASSEE, (AP) Just as a person with a skin rash can go to a physician speciallzing in that field, a FloridIan will soon may be able to go to a lawyer specializing f am ily planning administration, '1 plan for lawyers to designate areas of specialization was approved Thursday by the Florida Bar's Board of Governors and will be rnitted to the state Supreme Court approval. If It gets the nod of the high court,, legal specialists can adVeitise their expertise in the yellow pages. The change is much more significant than it appears on the surface, said James A. Urban Orlando, president of the in on 000 ment. time, " or estate JACKSONVILLE, Ha, (Al') and obtaining rnney." Roberts has numerous tattoos - A tattooed mars who has a both arms, the FBI said, and h&bit of robbing priests Is being 1974 sought Florida and through. was last Ford with a West Virginia out the Southeast. FB spokesman William license, He was believed to least handguns, Alexander said Thu'rWav that have William Roland Roberts, 37, of agents Said, and may he trayCovington, Ky., was wanted for cling with a smail white t!e!tionlng in the death of a huahua dog, priest at Wilkesboro, NC., last Alexander said June 28. West Virginia was locked in the should be consid. trunk his car. "This of reputed restored will limited designation of areas of practice, a major and in novative decision by the board," he explained. wanting a divorce or a In Death Of Priest ex - of up new - Tattooed Man Sought - for of tempt Ha. of Ha. withdrew from not WEST PALM REACH, (AP) A decision is pected in two s eeks fl tho appeal of a conspirarv con . '.lctli'n against convi cted gambler Harlan Blackburn, Blackburn, 54, of Orlando, was convicted last January of aiding and the attempted murder gambling figure Clyde Lee. Attorney J. Cheney Mason presented oral arguments for a reversal Thursday before Florida's 4th District Court of Appeal. Prosecutors said Lee was in a telephone booth In the Central Florida community of Longwood when Sam Cagnina, 39, fired numerous shots into the booth, wounding Lee. Prosecutors at the January trial said Cagnina was hired by Blackburn to murder Lee for Lee's interference In Blackburn's Illicit gambling operations. Blackburn Is serving a fl-year sentence for gam. bling and tax evasion, He Is eligible for parole next month. Mason based his appeal on the fact that Cagnina has been acquitted of charges In connc'ctlon with the alleged Lee assassination attempt. Mason argued that If Cagnina was cleared, there could Dc conspiracy between him and Blackburn. Judges William Owen, Walden and Cecil Brown took the appeal under TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) This will be the second at. pa, attending the University of The regents support rehabili- less they were qualified adHe said the new proposal was When Were is a waiting list by the South Florida. to come tation academically qualified mission to the Florida Bar, shown to Turllngton on Wednesqualified students for a par- with a felony-banning policy The proposal says prisoners through other day by Regents Chairman MarPete Millett, associate corn. ticular course, convicted felons acceptable to the Cabinet. applicant who "Is a convicted grams, the proposal says. sha ll M. Crisu' and Chancellor missioner of education, said should not be admitted ahead The proposals are a resul t of felon and has not had his Robert MautL The regents aproved a policy requirement was too restrictive others, says a proposed policy the criticism Florida State her civil rights not their meeting last but since the Florida Bar requires the Florida Board Turlington Is reserving judgRe- University's admission of be considered admission to gents. members to be it from consideration 21, be a state until be sees what policy academic program David Morrison to its law The proposal, to be presented school. other is finally adopted. Millett said. which there more qualified by the Cabinet, sitting as the resident and to regents' meeting Monday Board of Education, after criteria. Morrison is a 24-year applicants than places." In a memorandum to the rein Tallahassee, expands the prison sentence on 1970 conThe policy mentions "high- Education Commissioner The new policy also raised the gents recommending the new law-achool ban on convicted (ci. victions for armed robbery and cost, high-student-demando- Ralph Turllngton spoke against problems proposal, Mautz said It was of other ons to schools of medicine, ar- attempted robbery, He Is on a grams such as law, medicine, settiig standards for admission redrafted with an eye to objec. chitecture and others. study-release progr -r-i in Tam- architecture" and some other The policy said no one could to educational institutions, MB. tions raised at the board 's Sepprograms. be admitted to law school Un- lett sai d. -- ternber meeting. - - at Blackburn An-pea/ Revels said he the race keep from splitting conservative votes with Thomas. Thomas said he discussed the withdrawal with Revels but did not give the third party candidate anything to get out of the race. "I Just said we both have the same objectives and that is to return fiscal sanity and moral sensitivity to Florida," he said. "I just promised him to return constitutional conservatism to that office," Revels said he withdrew after "much and soul-searchoul-search ing as a Christian man, making supreme sacrifice in order to unite the conservative people across our state." pear a cause of in Judges Consider Regents Expanding Felon Ban Policy see man for are " 9 Thomas also added a new charge: Askew has attempted to subvert the Republican campaign by pressuring groups that invite Thomas to speak. Askew's campaign denied the charge. Thomas said Askew has backed out debate set Miami television station WCKT before the election. "His advisers say, 'Stay off that tube with Jerry Thomas," Thomas said. "They know the Thomas campaign is contagious." Bill Gibson, an Askew campaign press aide, denied that Askew had cancelled the Miami television appearance. He said the governor had never been committed to ap- a - -. coast we're any - r on marine life. an near action TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Republican gubernatorial candidate Thomas says he's elated to get American party support because " you're running against an Incumbent who refuses to debate on television you need all the help you can get." Green Cove Springs auto dealer J.P. Revels, former American party gubernatorial candidate, quit the race Thurshis servative, George Wallace-on. Thomas. The GOP candidate welthe action which he said he had discussed with Revbeforehand and a charge that Gov. Reubin Askew will not debate him. of a the wastes "It is impossible to determine that the total economic and SOcial benefits to be derived from such dumping will outweigh the cost in environmental terms," he said. DuPont officials have contended that the waste would not harm marine life, Baijet credited Florida's lawTrain said he was voiding the suit against the EPA and Dupermit because of Inadequate Pont for prodding Train's dccidata on the potential effects of s ion. waiting for stored they ente support to TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The statewide grand jury Investigating drug traffic in Florida has indicted 16 persons in connection with an alleged marijuana. The names in the Indictments, handed down Thursday, were not revealed because all the persons were not In custody, officials said. Grand jurors returned the Indictments after a two-day session. HIll.sboro- gh State Atty. E.J. Salcines, grand adviser, and assistant Pinellas-Pasco State Atty. Jim Von, who handled much of the presentation evidence to Jurors, refused comment other than to reveal the number defendents and the charges. Von said 14 of the persons indicted In three indictments his office presented. The other named In presented to grand jurors by Salcines, he said. on We'll continue to store." DuPont has txen EPA permit since April. It nad been dumping the left-over chemicals near the Louisiana but a protest by officials of that state prompted the cornpany to look another site. DuPont believes that Train's decision was not justified by Jacobson an eye on - day and presented TAMPA, Fla, (AP) Ken of the firm's Wilmington, Del., headquarters, said DuPont had more than 35, 000 tons of waste in barges, mostly New Orleans. "What this means is going store until we can find an alter. nate means treating this waste," he said of the liquid left over from a chemical plant in Belle, W.Va. "We have no alternate means of treating it. before any allowed. Revels Quits Governor 's Race, Supports Thomas - - - for of Ethics Panel Power Suits . family, the E*'1m the study further dumping Is Florida also will keep be keeping the other dumping sites in the Gulf although are not near the state's coast, he said. DuPont officials said they were still studying EPA Admin. istrator Russell Train's Thursday that voided the firm's permit to dump up to 14,000 tons of chemical wastes a month In the Gulf south of Pensacola. are - not know TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Buoyed by a victory over the giant DuPont Chemical Co,, Florida officials say they will keep pressing the federal gov. ernment for an environmental impact study of the dumping wastes in the Gulf of Mexico. Peter Baljet, director of the Florida Pollution Control Dcpartment, said Thursday he expects a response within a month from the Environmental Protection Agency to a demand - 1 911 Sen. Cook Finds Senate Living Easy WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Friday, Oct. 4,1974-5A _~~~~ JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA.D7l Area Code 305-322-11 or 831-9993 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --= State Seeking Gulf Dump Study FLORIDA IN BRIEF AI Friday, Oct. 4, 1974-4A - - Evenionglierald - J - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _1__0__________-._.-~ ~ m*=_ ____-~~ for of and The plan would allow lawyers to list th eir areas of practice on businesi.cards and letterheads, office doors and in the yellow BEDROOM SUITES by... Ittii'lin gtnii pagcs, Wi lliam H. Shi elds of Fort MYErs, chairman of the z;)ecialization committee, said the public should benefit by being able to find a lawyer to meet par(iculr problem. a He said the legal profession shuuJ be improved by allowing a Lawyer to concentrate his study. "t,:al should be lower cik-th will be channeled fees :is OV to - Bassett VING ROOM �- --- -' 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - . ....- . ---------..-.--................-.-- - :- -------------- .- -: S -- S . .:- --. _ 5-- .S : _ - -. You can't beat 6 I fliLLUS is the deals at Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V_ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ehrlichman. 49, once one of wife of Watergate cover-up de- Richard N. Nixon's closest lendent John D. Ehrlichman White House aides, resigned his Richard Nixon was "tremcn- 1973, In the midst of the Waterdously compassionate." but her gate scandal. Last July, he was husband did nothing wrong to convicted of conspiring to vilate the civil rights of Daniel warrant similar action, "If you take a pardon, you're Ellsberg's psychiatrist and two admitting there Is something to counts of perjury. 1ie has apbe pardoned for," said Jeanne pealed the conviction, which Ehrlichman. "We're saying he carries a sentence of 20 months to five years. didn't do anything wrong." In an hour-long interview Until at least the end of this Thursday at the hotel where she year, Ehrlichman will be staying, Mrs. Ehrlichman fending himself against accusais staying, discussed the impact of the lions that he and four other men Watergate scandal on her tried to thwart investigations family, her marriage and her into the Watergate scandal. private life. Throughout these long, ago"You draw closer to God nizing months, Mrs. Ehrlich. whenever you have anything man has been almost a constant that's tough," said Mrs. Eh- companion to her husband, rlichman, a Christian Scientist. appearing at his side in the "When other people are saying courtrooms, consoling him In things that you know aren't the privacy of their Seattle true, you have to sort out your home. smiling bravely for nho. C fl IdLrItS tOhri1)htr, as tilL (Otf UI) trial OU 11-1%'c to L very strong in what you know to began. Even when a demonbe the truth, what you know strator spat at her husband )our motives were. If you have Wednesday, Mrs. Ehrlichman that, you can live with your- kept her composure. Mrs. Ehrllchman said one of the hardest times was a month before her husband resigned from the White House when headlines thrust him Into the snowballing Watergate Despite 'Gate BOSTON (AP) — The sixIn Connecticut, Republican state New England region, Gov, Thomas Meskill decided which often takes pride In its not to seek re-election and was political independence, shows nominated for a federal judge. little evidence of any post-Wa. ship by Nixon the day before the tergate backlash against Re- former president resigned. publicans or incumbents In genMeskill's job will go either to eral as election time ap. GOP congressman Robert proaches. Steele or Democratic congressAn Associated Press survey woman Ella Grasso. She could of state and congressional elec- become the first woman In the lion races In Massachusetts, nation to win the office without Maine, New Hampshire, Ver- the aid of a husband who premont, Rhode Island and Con. ceded her. necticut shows that incumbents In Massachusetts, New are favored in most races. 0th- Hampshire, Vermont ani er front-runners are comprised Ithode Island, the incumbents largely of present or past office.. — two Democrats and two Reholders. publicans - are running hart Campaigns in which in- for new terms. cumbcnt are facing the stiffest M33sachusetts Gnv. Fran aIkngcs are focusing strictly Sargent, a GOP liberal, ni on state issues such as taxes face the toughest light, a battle and the local economy. with liberal Democrat Michael Governor's offices in all six Dukakis. Dukakis, a former states are up for grabs, along state representative who au. with three U.S. Senate seats tkired the Massachusetts no. and 25 seats In the U.S. House of fault auto insurance law, has Representatives, waged a low-key but well-orThere will be at least two new ganized campaign. governors, two new U.S. Despite talk of political upsenators and six -repeatme fa'ntln 4 of. Philoo 10J _- - - — --- -- - -- special, purch.ase .—y— I 'LI Court: Reinstate 25" diagonal famous brand name solid state color hi console J men "Those days l was very un. happy," she said. "But honestly, you can only be unhappy just p1 COLOR II ii J}I[JE(Ap) so long.. So I'm beginning to — A federal judge has ordered get very good at passing these The Marion County School things off. 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James Bran- who has pledged not to raise nen, the first black elected to taxes. the state General Assembly. in intuest In the region's The hottest gubernatorial congressional contests centers races are in Maine and Con. on five districts where innecticut where incumbents are cumbents have voluntarily not, or cannot, seek re-election, Democratic Maine Gov. Ken- moved out, and a sixth where the-incumbent, U.S. Rep. R,bneth Curtis Is prohibited by ert Tiernan, D4tL, lost in the state law from succeeding him. primary to state Rep. Edward sell after two terms. Beard. His departure opens the way for former state Atty. Gen. As in the U.S. Senatt and James Erwin, a GOP con- governor's races throughout $3 p9 100% Solid State Are Half-Female ken II1 !riiii1FiII' gil P1 'rniwi I iii ii IIØLJ 1I.I I 1-yr. in home service : Long-Haired state Insurance Commissioner Thomson is favored over John Durkin, to tie the con- Democrat Richard Leonard, a grossman to former President former state senator from Richard N. Nixon. Democratic Nashua. U.S. Rep. Richard Mallary, Vermont, usually a rock-ribft-Vt., is expected to replace bed GOP state, elected a Republican Sen. George D. Al.. E)eiraUc governor for the lJ, i iii SPECIALS! new congress.. heaval and anti-establishment in the region due to retire- candidate success In the wake ments, incumbents seeking of Watergate, the other New higher office and In one case a England governors appear to primary election loss, be on somewhat safer ground. The Senate openings are in New Hampshire and Vermont New II a m p a h I r e 's where two veteran RepubUcars Republican Gov. 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OPEN SUN. 11AM..? P.M. * WINTEfi PARK 01 N ORtA'.00 AVE. OP(NL4Jiy 10A 10PM, OPE1IPJN. 11 A M 7? M. *LEESBuRG 14th STRICT US HIGHWAY 27 OPEN DAItY 9AM -10PM OPEN SUN NOON.? PM It may h. at. Tha fir,', Ita id a0rnn1 nainhi most impossible to determine and varnishes generally are whether the aerosol paint you used outdoors or In well.ventiown contains vinyl chloride, lated areas and any potential The U.S. Consumer Product risk Is greatly minimized, Safety Commission said today Plasti-Kote Co., a division of it has denied requests by sev. Consolidated Foods Inc.,-said it crab paint manufacturers to re stopped using viny chloride in yoke the federal refund order, some products in December Retailers will be required to 1971 and altogebter in June post lists in their stores of vinyl 1973. chloride-containing paints they The company said it makes 20 have sold during past yeam million cans of spray paint a The industry had warned the year, under its own five brands commission that it produced arsd 100 private babeLt tens of millions of cans of qway Thir ty million cans have been paint with vinyl chloride, and produced without vinyl chlo. that repurchase at $1.50 to $2.00 ride, but they are not readily ea.h would put many corn- distinguished frr the 'thezs, Panics out of business. Plasu-Kote said. Repurchase They also said the 24 liver would create an "adminiscancer deaths attributed to yin. trative Inurass" because of the yl chloride occurred among "monunientaily large numworkers who bad been exposed hers" of aerosol cans being reto heavy concentrations for turned, the company said. years. They said there was no "Consumer confusion will reproof that limited exposure suit in the needless expense of from use of aercsoi oaints tuni' and4 ''-d would cause cancer add"i nn lah.i. " •M �8A-Evei1g_Herdid, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct. 4. 1974 Met huilut r'!" The THE::: ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 436 Forest City, Florida L rI;II hi Saturday Services FM 11:00 12:00 Noon ;;;: Wednesday Prayer Uees.n9 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Ph Oro Billy Griffin 3 .... Pator W7RR $ 30a m Bb'eStudy 'SO m EvanU*Iislic Services . I ii OOa m Ch,sch Training 6 ISp m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wed Prayer Meeting 730pm 7 00P m THE SEVENTH ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th A Elm C R Nell Pâtor Saturday Services Sabbath School 9 30. m Worthip5ervjce .1IOQa m Wednesday Night Praycr5eqvfr. oopm METHODIST CHURCH Phoniii, 834-311161 Organited)vne It. I9??,LOMgwOA i A I OL 110i A • - Mot mngworship Evennowonhip _____ _____ ' W J~r Assist. Pastor 7 . . - . I 0 - t)tt'r'(1tt0,ui/ Sermon r - , __ / %, .' 47 . wl - "-'~.. t \ .,~ -7 , Lv 1;1 -5-__%4~~~ ~. - It--m ~ -I w- k- 730pm cz - . . - - - = rnnqWuh II 00:: wenng Worship 700pm FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCHZ. A. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1U71.SanfsrdAv Dr. Harold Harris ....... e. Sunday School ISa m . __ 137 Airport Blvd. PhOflS3fl49K James C. Vaughn ......Minitter . D'iotonal24hrs. Lake Mo*, F. . . - 1 - __ - - - . . . Wed. Prayer Service ...... ?:30 p.m. - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Street Gtiorge Galloway. . - . . . ... ,,..pastor SuriddySchool _. _. 10.,00 a.m. Morning service . - ,. - _ - I 1:00 a,m. Evening Service .........7:30 p.m, Wednesday Service ....... 1:30p,m t CHURCH OF CHRIST W Palm Win" Dr. Altamonte Springs James P. Needhaim . .. Evangelist Bible Study . . . , . 10:004.m EirtrilingWors.hip ... .. .6-00p..n Wed. Evening $ervilco.....6:00 p.m Wednesday B .... .7-30P,rn* . PINECfteST "PnST CHURCH 119W A1r.M$h'd Rev, Kirivloth Hall ...........Pastor rIS . . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Fork Av Charles N Crump ., Evangelist iisp rn Wed. Eveiiing!mvic,*.. i.00p.m. .111:45a.M. *0 Morning Worship ...... _ 11.00 a.m. ROW vening Service 6 OOp m EWednesday i * Evening Worship ........6:00pm B'bleCIasq,. Wed . 730pm ,,- 3 4 ': Sl9 Park Avenue Morning Worship Sunday School Morn'ng Worth'p ChurchTraicung. . . .. 6:15P.m. I 1 .. z 48, -_ ~ - - 4hh A&I - I . 1*-_- - . . % - -, . -1 .. s _ig _;;.1W1C* -1 i.I N . _. .1 %~ __. Alle!_ .- ___ P,~,w -.- 14 - 1. `~_~` oot~z - - -r101'- I ^.tLAImil' - ---I- 'r~ -~ __." ,41r7-#F_ Ar - --"', . _-Z - - .-Nis, v-- "`ikl it . , I -1~. ai~, -l"'ll.. . - A." -.. . ;4 aw __~ - ~Vrjo -.4-_" .. . ._fi~~, --- ---- Sunday I Kings . .1 I Monday Tuesda' Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Psalms * Matthew '0 Romans a Ephesians , Colossians , Luke . -77 1 . .28.30 4.1.6 2.9-14 11.1-13 . ______ UNI TED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff and Employes ($Ivory 8#01;ttfrAOCN,C#'YS14IL"*Llfd.L*"M4rr ,--, P1-, P~-.-,#cp."ft, ~7'., C,t-,r_.,!0!# 151,t ' rp FtiOse4p Iaiist Ci'tv of AII1'*14 $OVt at Ch,,te 1 G4'* .. First 1(4I Cathci k wai cliliu hQ 1KV B'-j' (f-.t(r '4 '' 6 r 011 l c str ptin. 1,p RpJt,% Mt In M iiMy Voop,m. - I ; , -. i Lu? ii LUDnflCChO4t.Re0,,mer.W 2$ttiP$ **C)iCh,GO*.5fqiDldDV & i*, $7 Ne*Si4 mPt..ii1f,sB.apt.t'O-.t,ij' ItQ9W ?Th%t $-, Mt Z.an Batit ChurtP'. 1770 Pill Ave LOkCy4w CP.14t.j'i Chtcn. Brat Lak. Pd at CONGPEGATI0t*L ,q,ic,a tt., *131 LOCt hi &' J1mrofl C"regal-cirw (tv'st'An moth. 1401 Park POWMI 040141 Cbwch, 11J W Airport Illwd Pr8:1 r I 66 f Soctrit. Rhftt 00, F ern Parb Vj-, 'tori ?'t1lr, aai.c C'(P Wtt Irjan Jat.st c,ct, e Paurto 54V.b5444d Mh.s*iary - SI , Mayor f Sanford "Time to Run" at has III-oclaimed Oct. 4-10 "Time Theatre at Sanford Plaza. to Run" Spiritual Emphasis Released by World Wide • Week in conjunction with the Pictures, the film exposes the showing of the mess;age A fbmilles American an proposes an answer to these conflicts. * . The special we,!k emphasizes I 1 c,-ur at4oO CNICI 04 C II1I 'i' r)cti ci (twitt. PaolJ - . , "t"ue ,,00 PI4Iocy , (ntrw.% Crisrc(GocoiPvocawcv 7SOtS Elm Ave p,tnorIAye C"-,,ci' ci Go IMur Enteip , s' 3.c"tOrd u". Il Mliebefy £ -___ - - At Cr-sii 'tt;r, *. , 'c.,'c'i LC41OA4.-4 V.Ii4l. lf. A..* LI itti 5' portance of the spiritual in meeting problems of life and observing the heritage of reliance on divine guidance as a 4 . _ __________ ____ ____ ____ tp fiq9ttl A 81 E CP:vich, r-'Ay-.A#n Sm. Uvula I .- , AVf C'v'ota CommuW ChvPi - ,-!,, allotit 31n- 1812 Sanford . r ,51c1Z,, o1Cht ' k Itsii First • UI LCM.r.,o Un 1'.j w ,, C-c a C:--.- 1114 i United Church 04 Cltt ti,I ittflv,m q I- 11 Z ', - . I.t, -,. . .. - .. v . - . =__ ._ __T =.- I - ! I F . .. ________________________ mt, I a II - - panled by a fervent entourage An appearance of th e Rev. of young followers, putting up Mr. Moon at Madison Square Posters and roving Uw streets to Garden last month was part of a . stir up attendance. 40-city U.S. tour this year, To them, he is the forerunner following other wide-ranging of the new advent hedescribes, lectures in 1973 and 1972, or, as some maintain, its mes- hearalded by Iu4l-page 1% - sianic fulfillment In contrasi to newspaper ads. classic Christianity, he offers His movement, caUed the what he terms a "new Tries- Unification Church, now claims sage." 3),000 members in the United The realization of all this is Sta tes and 2 million in 40 ________ Community Church Plans 40 0/o .. . . p says. adding that a "perfected Korea. God intended for Jesus to mar. Adjur," United with a ..perfect r g ry and with His bride tobecome Eve" Is to restore a righteous jni center in Tarryton human Unteage. "He is dellfined N.Y.. and List., 120 other centeirs ear th as the son of across the countryr. The Rev. (fed and prevented from man in the flesh." crucified Mr. Moon 54 his econd doing so, it's still to be done. Also, He is to cam from wifed childrenhave "That is why He is ming Korea, called the third Is. room mansion near Tarrytmn, again a the third Adam, says rael" according to the Rev. N V the elaborately promoted Korean e% angelist. "Ile will take a Mr. Moon's 600-page guiding 0 . . tzxt for his movement, "Divine bride and ... true anmtry of God will be established and "Blessed are those who s" . heaven on earth can ftn be ht. him and accept Him, he says, _________________ erally achieved." This Is the asserted "new and hints repeatedly the time i truth" that the Rev. Mr Moon flOW "The greatest opportunit'. Fay REVIVALI See and Herar L ft ' Stewardship Emphasis 0 thIs S upplies-lugga g e ORLAkN EN), year s , - coroo stuartco 129 13.1 East Robini,on Oflt - -- _ FtU 514 3167 nqs - . vitit.b CND .. - Office Machines - L -. . . 14116 , -1 )ave 011 % - .9_ I ~ Needs SHIRLEY MILLET 83-1 9217 . .- - .1pdnt r IOUW Moravian Churct,. AtItmant, 5;t T 11 % • MARILYN GAPLAPIDTI Ave (Ott O4I*i ,f19 -.. - 1 I .% M.,1., , '- . BUY NOW 8319212 Casselberry .1 i ' J?IUII5i Sit UW1 . 5 II 4 . It, .*n - - - . SAVE .. - \okil. new (,()Ill- iiit. . ,_ - Where to go for all the I . . BIO.H * - infimnal imi .you neviri Cl-vifth Of Jt" ChrifAtiol Laltor 04V S-31`1111, 73111 Parii, A,,* $ .Olvit Cttry,o,,. ChiptI, Ii*y Fer park wartrI40 16 I - . . ,.. • A4VI04III Church. SOS Moss a,, citt.,NO1.t,nt 7OIOO"tnRd 'ft 111)/ SEVI$TH, gay ADVENTIST - 'Ml Lo Or 5rr th d ia t 4C.titr Se'rre tj'i rt'qvi.fICht#(' 4_p. .5' '• - com"UA-tv prtttyl",A~ rrl,rkij. 1-14ts.Ij - - V ltd. Alla"w"t 515$t.4 £1..i f,._.. NAZARENE 4f . . . . - et o w Oslm" MotruxVil thtmirft Pa1 Wr%!eyasi AAtft- sjf Pt * at Paata St Jame; ME . t,Pt IlCt Tam? to t ~' _ ____ - - Korean Attracts Followers In UgS, W"th New 'Truth' ____ -I- - . "Time to Run" Week will be observed b special private student showings for Sanford students, a freedom concert In Sanford Plaza, and public showings of the film every night -(7 and 9-IS o'clock At the end of each showing the people in the theatre will have a chance to come down front faith mmitm COITIcI A local counseling team has been trained in the methods used In a r,,i 0411L $WlIl'tdo UftstidMetho,pst Church III.,I Aitamn1 SPVngs f ii, 'ar, uvw,o P'.y'er CPIIJth C"u,c$. Ave O ____ Convanant Prn.bylevt.sn Ch..wti, 377 oit,i', %I A."di.w Pr,*,I.,ian ChUrch. H13 5ev Ilk, Rd Me kS Pf#`1W1rl4n Churth. 1921 Palm SM"S WbiryCOnmun,I, United Med%i ChUrch, i+vy It fl & R* 94 Rd. Iiiiy So,itp,rn Meft*t Chyr4 74 Sanfov ORGANIST -- people, 10 I PUS$YT!MIAN hod p Grace UI' I'(d Mathci it Chyrc A rport Grant Ck5,t AME Chur ch. 0v.uo 1 LI II "s.c Church Ill 04# r. (sufch o 'a aei e L.),uav, S LuSts LutPttin CPwv$, Pt 434 Stl,ia Fir st 4 C'WCN CP 000 to is rptef prise pojf I ,%of tir,ii,c ,1,-rnr^tJ-,f (t-,,(h (r4,t aItk1 Lie.US Sft-M - 17th & ' Utsoa, 5opl St (t'h . 04 ._ - The Management and Employes METHODIST 86" 411 Ur%-Ifd Mo"WiW Ch-setre. t 0#84ty Ave CHURCH OF CHRIST chwch of G.M. Uw*#W Ch,(h of G Crc's ci G-i M't5.i L5 - _u ---- CikitTI?i,i -*-tiiari' By CLAIRE cox The HeraidServices 8 Mayor Proclaims Time To Rurl" Week ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford Fla, Howard H Hodges ges and Staff s FLORIDA S7ATE BANk TRANSMISSION ANDSTAFF David Beverly and Staff ______________________________________________ F.tst Chrethon rMc1,. 15015 %icvi Ave sanco' CP'vltflan Church, 177W Airport blvd '!-i - t WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes IVtIit444it $apt4tM4$. Clo-t Lrcge OI*g. t,on9ood. rio tI BII%fl UI. LCf-J 54''W Fwf Paoott CIQ,c$i at Ot'i "oima.n Hfad tao"' Cpvrc* J0rdi' tr1 6s* il Church. )4I W F.iiI 1 r S:iOp.m, _~~ -=-SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY --- F,rj $apt,st Cit.,th at Ov' t-rt 'l a SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes I S~d '-i" Corner country club S Upsala Roads Rev QarwinSp*a P Sund&y't(hool . , .. .. 9 008 m SENKARIKGLASS & PA INT CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY HerbStensfromandStaff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - ' UMYF... ens Prayer Breakf kf ast 2n o. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida GREGORYLUMBER of Sanford 'r'.'t ci o- co ( Wednesday: Choir Practice ............1:00p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson J. -----=-- citurcn. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Insurance - *ApT,$7 A.4th BaØiU METHODIST CHURCH 4DPartAv.. Leo F. King ... Laster (.)iht'r (:hisrIi -. E. C. Elsea and Staff I c)v/ St. Ann s Schedules 8th Bazaar The Following SponSors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes isn B F ~ ~! F00D FAIR STORES,INC. and Employes -- I ..r . JIM LASH CHR YSLE R- PLYMOUTH AM Staff ive n L -_:_-: -7-- : •'C, The symbol reco :ri ized Worship the King" and most 'ni%ersall> for the Christian praise hymns. churchisthecross The vertical portion l'as stood for our Hymns that emphasize the relation.shjp to God, and t horizontal are like, horizonal for the relationship "Remember All the People," among "In Him There Is No East or persons-mankind "Christ for the World _______ Iloth the vertical and the cross West," , , , bar must be toge th er to ha ve a e "For i. Beauty ueauiy 0*, CIOSS. Bo th the relationship the Ear th ," and "Blest Be the with God and one another are Tie That Binds Our Hearts." __.p. to called Christian There must be a balance - •i__ - indeed lo be fully a both the (sod relationship and , PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old R oilife 46 at Paois THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL RCV. WilliamEMiller . Pastor Orang,Slvd.,Lak.M.,.. , Sunday School ........... 9:45a.m. WtlllardEldrldg, .........Pastor ?,iorningWorSp*ip ........ 11:00a .m. Sunday School ......... 10:00am Youth Service . I I - .6:30p,m. Morning Worship 11.008.m lk% Evening Worship I ?:)OP M. Evening Worship . 1. 00 p. M., Wed Pray Prayer Meeting & Praise .. .7:)Qp M. Wednesday 7:30 pm . . 7.00 p m. ~~Niff I cp I ~)., from any other man. He has the mirister's wife has to learn how same desires for '.u', to talk to people-and how to be __1 must recreation, and, yes, sex, as silent at the right time She NEW YORK-"You ' t ____________ Su " • ... an o .. 11.00cm. th Sunday School search for Ged er man, she says, and It needs to see things from th e '; ;':i__________ 7 30p m .. Wednesday Serv i ce "Unless yoi've got yourself Is up to his wife to see that his other person's point of view, # _____ .and your soul iii hrnd, you are life is the way it should be and to do this it is necessary for 7 3Op m Wed Prayer Meet _____ I.d1lIrt •I In fcr big trouble ' O (,od /' her to get to know him or her. u L _, j 'iural I(Ifl minister's we IUIJ three J r "V '-.. g way to accomplish this is to "You embarkin One I .'are em r g on a basic tasks, according to Mrs , lifetime of people who will CHURCH OF GOD visit homes as casually as 4 ROLLING HILLS . ______ Truman: ..: : $OIW.l2ndlireet variously love you, criticize MORAVIAN CHURCH p os sible. Pastor 1 San do Springs Drive l.She must know what his job you, use your money, your Important, too, Mrs. Truman "CIwrch of God Hour" . time, your talents; awe you is about but never try to P1' has discovered, is the need to . 9:05a.m. WIRR ' Just East of Iflhir*tate 45am Sunday wi th their brllilanre-or their form it for u1IITi. ________ understand how the church R. Burke JohnsOn ..........Mlrn$ter I 9:00 I M, morning Worship . q0t341111111', Minister Hutcherson_ _Keith stupidity; stomp all over your person to person. I believe the 2. She must never forget she functions-its organizational 6:00:.m. Evangelistic Sof,q. 1 ip emotions and never know it; is a church is too Inclin member MornnOWhOh ed Family Night Service to Un _______ of his structure, the people who fill I ., ._ . be t ween the vertical, which can 9.45 a m Sunday / Y P.E. Wed. - - - 7:30P.m. control your income, choose congregation, not a member of the various Jobs, the differences , produce isolation from others, derline our relationship to P your house; picl. your fur - the clergy, and she should try to between ' Au:uri',ie denorninational and the horizonal, which to the exclusion of the L/nc( Oj)(1I . tell you how to raise be a "devil's advocate" at doctrin e s and congregational remo v es the eternal and lasting relationship to one another GENEVA CHURCH , kith ." home. HOLY CSS Throughoit Bible there has str uctures. , -' -OF THE NAZARENE I or dimensions of life 4gi S. Park Awe. emr But you wouldn't miss a If it becomes necessary to 3 She needs to keep him we ll r sr' I I tnIruti o f it, not een the 10 p e li r b ILinLed by enticing him out ddi, she III€ 1 ) l)1nt to IL-A .14 The Rev CanT CaflflOfl have tm cent of the time that life is at its once in awhile for a breakfast three or four alternative Sunday School 1000am ( 1½i- ,'-ref kcted this oscillation The uu wiia about persons .1 ... ________ most difficult or lunch "date" or an evening cour of action, leaving the .. Z 'ertical relationship with God _: 1 - .-!___ According to the Gospel of You are the wife of a minister m of fun. It is her job to provide parishioner to choose W own a a ~ Church School .... ...... .P: 00 ' ' Sun. Eveworship ... .. ..i:oop.m . .i~ - 11 rather exclusively is reflected John, Jesus says, "If you say -_ . ir ; -about to embark on years of interesting meals, to make life FamIIyStrvke 10'00a Cl Wed Prayer 7 )Op m r inthe hymn in theGarden" - you love God and hate your ': ',,iL_;lj4 Of utmost tmportince, she 'I living in parsonages, which at home attractive and to deal "I collie to the garden alone neighbor, you are a liar." FIRS7 CHURCH Xr,. Lutheran I 'AP , often are more like goldfish with the "tired minister syn. says, is to try to persuzde r I& . OF T14E NAZARENE ~ L -1 _. whil the dew is still on the That' s hard, but that' s how . bowls than homes. drome." peoplp with problems to see the f ~ "~ - -.I . , things are. In Niatthew's LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Elliott Douglas What it is like to be the pastor A -__ W I-— " "You need to be a very strong minister, who has to learn m try •4f ... falling or.my ear, lbs oice to Gospel, Jesus says, 'You hae , mother of the PKs-the person who Increases to be all things to all men Worship 10 50. me is calling And lie walks heard it said Lose your neigh - ---i --.r I There are few other Jobs in 143 W. i5th Place preacher's kids-has been wisdom and strength every Youth Hou. . 1 6 Oup with me and Ile talks with me, bar; hate your enemy; but I say "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" Evangthslic Service r : "I described in detail by Ruth day" Mrs. Truman vised. the world so wound into the ' 'p I * I 1. and he tells me I am His own. Love your enemies and pray for FIRST and TV "This is the Lile" id Week HONORS 'rruman in "Underground Me & toughest job for Ute total structure of a person as Rtsschec Pastor (Wed) 7: 00P m And the joy we share as we your prosecutors, only then can Mrs Frances Hickson (left) of 218 W 12th Si, Sanford, organist and choir director for First Manual for Ministers' Vvlea," minister's wile, according to the ministry is," Mrs Truman Sunday School ..........9.lSa m Nuriery Provided for all services . tarry there, None other has you be children of God." Then Christian Church was honored by the church at a surprise celebration of the 60th annIversary of issued by Ablngdon Press,the this minister's wife, I., "tear- said. f,ver known. 'I Other h yTnn5 th.at to cap it off just before Jesus beginning her musical career. Mrs. G.W. Morgan, church board member presented a silver tray AKEMARYCHURCH Kindergarten and . 4ur%ery publishing house of The United ning to love the church people." %Vhile the clergyni,jr, is OF THE NAZARENE emphasize the vertical, God ascended lie told his discipies, engraved with a replica of the old reed organ she played as a girl Rev. Harold Harris holds cake Methodist Church 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED 175 crystal Lake Of. They come In ,,all shapes and tending to his endless duties relationship are "All the Way "Love one anoU*r as I have presented the guest of honor. Mrs. Hickson has been organbt. at several churches In the comLake Mary Fla. LUTHERAN CHURCH Mrs. Truinarl is an authority, sizes, with warm and coil ranging from turning out the My Savior Lead Mc' '0 lobed you" R D. Trissel Pastor . munily of that there is no doubt Not hearts, educated and Ignorant church lights to calling on the Only is site the wife of a kind and critical, spiritual and sick to preaching, his wife Morning Worship & William S Downey Pastor clergyman but she was a PF agnostic," she eibl. Study C i,ch School coo. ,, *0 SOa m spends a lot of time alone She Worship Evening Service 10:00am. 7p ,',. .. life in her father's Methodist goes to church alone She goes . I Actually, according to Mrs. parsonage caused her women's iue.tings alone. I she would never nuM a Truman, a congregation is a There is no money for sitters so cro:s !ectkln of people In she ,etays at home with ,I* inister-but she did. Cit f('( f).S (I ith And to hear her tell it, children. Eventually she St. Ann's Church located off Steering committee for the Tuesday at 7 p.m. This training Catholics, each Wednesday Amy METHODIST CHURCH ministers not regretted a moment of her discovers that she is raising the Johns, OrArS Md.. at Woodlaym Ave. 541 Orange St.-M 17-92 in DeBary will hold its event includes Howard Yerkes, program is open to aU in- 7:304:30 p.m. at the AU Souls RegL*ation for classes wiH - life with the Rev. W. Lee tomorrow than they were famfly with fittle assistance eighth annual bazaar Saturday chairman and treasurer; terested persons. Truman, with whom she has yesterday." And, she added, a from him. Church School in Sanford. taken Sunday. I p.m. Francis Lynch, Rita Dawson and Sunday beginning at morning worship . r .11.00a.m. shared a number of parsonages minister's wife-and the :00am Mrs. Truman make it clear MY Sonds V E vainino . ........?:Yjp,m of the and Joseph Meirs, co- Redeemer Lutheran God Of Prophecy supplied by churches large and First Methodist tt'erthat in her experience she has If Wed Bible Study ,, .7:30p m must realize they have not yet new parish hall makes it chairmen; Irene Meehan, CHRIST UNITED Imu. Today they arr on a reached their encountered a few minIsters Concturrom Meeting An old-fashioned ice cream Revival services conducted g METHODIST CHURCH possible to serve a ham dinner secretary; Dorothy Cain, Sunday 6:30 p r4l The Ladies kid of Redeemer oal and try to who chose the church as a smial will be held at First special assignment In a new understand and love 4 Evangefist and M Tucker Drive, slilmand astates people the 1) Saturday, 4-7 p.m., and a publicity. will have a Flea Market sale in community where Lutheran. career blecai]ise they, saw a Lloyd Hampton , rs, Gregg United Methodist r-'hurch of . . I Postal way they are. Perry will continu flight at e through 1'reillverian chicken dinner, Sunday. 3.6 Jewish and Sunday School . the church education building Sunday Methodist . . .1 Asa,m. great vision. Far from all me Church of God Sanford Sunday at 6 p.m. MorningWorship ,... . 11.0a.m. p.m. Dinners will be prepared Community Methodist on25th Place, Saturday, from a * congregations share the same FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TO do W.% Mr& Tnum Mat Pmchers who have Wen Women and served by the women of the CHURCH a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will go Servi learned by experience, it is "struck by an enlightening Oak Ave. A 3rd it. parish and the men will servr Wednesday Maiming Prayer Group "Son* people belleve there necessary to "keep your head in bol~" she said. The United Melluxiist Women to Mission Projects. Rev.VirgilL. Bryant general assembly on Monday at Perrys are gospel recording meetings this week, with the griUed hamburgers, hot dogs of are tbreie kinds of people in the charge, not your treart." No serninary can teach a Redeemer will continue to and Community United artists. COMMUNITY UNITED I and soft drinks at the mack bar. Methodist Rev K *nrieth W. Mullis o f hold two services for world* men, women and mini the ster bow to cope with ' - the It is impossible not to becerne Church METHODIST CHURCH prograin - Preceded by Uile . Ministers There will also be a bake shop ' ed. reminder of 1974 at 8:15 a.m. Hwy. I? 1a1 Plcay R141Rd The ministers," Mrs. Truman involved to so= extent in the dailiww'.'of fife in the pulpit, will met W Spiritual Temple Morning Worship Executive Board I Qa m4 fea turing home baked goodne s. ' and 10 30 am sday Liveso(thepeople in the church, she Observed. JarrellCircle will Pv WIlliam Pickett Pastor Morning Worship 9 30 a m at whShe added with emphasis that Following the ham dinner Sheila Van Wormer will prestht isho have a way of coming to tha"It's in thie everyday things The New Spiritual Temple of meet on Tuesday at Rev. Kenneth Miller, Assist, Pastor Souls Nursery J :ij ile "God not you has i there will be social games m, a program on "Praise" ' " t the real ministry occurs" • Longwood, formerly meeting at the home of Rubye King; at 2:30 the door and caffing on the conducted in the parish ball Suachoo rn she said, "not in the main event THE LAKE MARY UNITED followed by a covered dish First Federal Savings and Loan that afternoon, the Carolyn claim on your husband's life," a telephone. UMYF 3 "P.m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ° Sunday morning Members of the newly luncheon in fellowship haH. That means that the (y Fr. Sean K. Shine is con. Widing at SR 434 and 17-92, futs Carter Circle will meet at the minister Is really no different Worship 7 00 p m Wilbur Ave Lake Mary organized Catholic Youth Bie Evangelism Explosion ducting an Adult Religious changed its meeting place to home of Minnie Strickland The Minister Rev. A. F. Stevens .-I Prayer Serv. . . .. 1:30p.m, Surifty . Organization will serve as program at Community Education Series on "Under. Quality Court at 14 and 434. Grace O'Brien Circle will meet (First WeeIday Follow Church School busboys and operate c dart Methodist will feature a film standing the Old Testament" Mcctings 1: 4S a m Wi are at 4 p in ,Sundav all 30 pm on Thursday at the 'his)Supp^ .f, - .. -6~30P,m. MiuirningWorship . ,.. 11~008,m. throw and ring tom games. "ChaVenge to Witness" for non-Catholics as well as FIRST UNITED th Rev. Ruth Callin and Rev. home of Camil,la Meyers. Youth Group .......... p - i--- wed Fraivii,ir service FIR ST SOUTHERN ' ' METHODIST CHURCH i4da Sanford Ave. Pasto Rev W RBenn.$t i'a m Sunday School Morn i ng Worshi p ..I1,0Oam • - I Eveningworshilp It Rev. Ruth H.Collin . AmyJoIin .........Minister -Heater OpentorM.ditetlon ......3:00p.m. Hallng, Licture and M.ssa'u' dr. -, . Stt.bi1. CGpyviIw *974 Keidn A4tvVM W30U . QuafltyCsurl .. .11.141181`1`1 9: 15 a m .11.00i "- ~_ Have you been there lately? . ... jiL -. r - I We shouldn't lose this sensibility as We grow up. God croated the world, but man has often abuad it. So stop-once In awhile-end look, feel and listen. This Is communion, restoration. , . like the iplrIt you find in church. 1. .c ;. Independent Missionary ..t ___ o SiUu each blade of grass, to appreciate the colors of a butterfly, to marvel at a flower or the U o a en 11r, f. I e. - -1 U3 . - _~~_ - II c onfronts nature, he Isn'tIn a ,urry. ,e 1a,1os time PALMETTO AVENUE PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HidJtw$y4$%'j .A _. I - . r. ; . - ___ ___ __ A child is born with imagination, with the ability to see the magic of the world around him. Yet so much creativity-so much "seeing"-Is often lost as we grow older and the complexitIes of life sweep over us. f !Nr , Rev.G.E.Hodges ..........'sssor SundaySctioo$ -----------9:4$.m. MorningWorship .... ....11:00am. . . l - -,A~m.- I - .. I F N o ir !f I. !~,OQ -W11i It !, _ I - . f. ~ ... . r : ____I IT, * .- I t . A - _& _ ,F - . . . . Au -. .W.- -1 . 1i __ - -;-_ - k =__'.__ - *% - - . . - -L .-. - -ai0A - r - TRR Broadcasr Church Training _ - I -: . - - II . I r- - --If I __# , __ - - ::r;~~ ~ . -__ IA-,L~ __. Al - - . - ~ - :1 - F - A:ft l :;,,~Z . _. -7 .e. ~- V if . - ______ _ - Ch ,] ?j= A ,,-., - . . Of t Ir ,1 *' _ - .. ii rch , - Prayer Meeting Ch - CHRISTIAN - -- 110 p m Sunday Night TRR tirO/Id(aSt Wives 4rii - .t A 4T . i Con *4th si a Oak Ave Wry P GradySnowden Interim Pastor M inisters' ____ Rev. Fredi Neal Pastor Sunday School Fellowship ........... to: 30-'l a m. MOrningWorship _....11:00& m. Pastor I - -- 2441 S. Part Ave Sunday Sc,j Preaching &Worshlp ,-,In . r1_`_ -1 - FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST$ $ goo East r • CONGREGATIONAL 200 Fairmont (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 1 I.f2 / . ____________ M ' - - II rlgrfsII(I,,Zes('ll(e * * j ________________________ Cont,ssont.5ot Pastor n' a.m. 7 pm : II) PtEV. KENNETH MULLIS First Presbyterian Church & 12 noon Cor.Zlth and Elm Rev .E DonCox , I . t I Friday, Oct. 4,1974-9A "-. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC FIRST ASSEMBLY s 1 `1 M;iIndAvtnu,.AItamonIe (uthiilic Fr P.J. Koff Sat Vigil Mats Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. HEITHE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIfI . CHURCH !110akv..Sanford astor P . (.-asselberry is making plans for Lay members of the church a series of servit*q leading up will give their witness at to ommitnient Sunday on Nov.iorchip services neginning Oct , 20 Nov t' . ., w ill L. "Volun V otunseer teer 'Ilienie lot the program is Sunday" as members consider I lave nine Own Way. Lord." where they could best save. On Herb Bowdin Nov.church e FLOR IDA ' A a - pies stewardship Roberts book Se raiui " "- distributed I ti' h"l -- wiH be Faith Sunday, Oct V Prior to - Church of God j. 803 W. 22nd St., Sanford WntiL atO L4k -Oct. "." ' cti.6th unuays Nights Time 6 P.M. Week7 30 P.M. ec a Music and Singing J. E. DeVore steering committee --_- 1-_ - 11 �M- *I' & . 1 ik L, I r.- t I L) ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. 4. 1974-1OA' ---- Agmhx DEAR ABBY She: Converse' , I He: 'Convert' it SPORTS -_ --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DR. L. E. LAMB Tic Douloureux 4 Pain Unbearable DEAR ABBY: I am a high school senior. I attend church regulariv and am active in our church youth group. M% problem is a friend of mine. He's a nice guy and we study tagether, but he belongs to another church, and keeps hassling me about my religion. He thinks it's his mission to go around converting people to HIS religion. We've had some pretty hot ,- or - - T_~ I I -~ -" # . ,. . I 1i he thinks he's going to turn me off my religion , - I- 7V- ~.~ I .- I- ta ~' I ~L .. r . P~I I p % 4 . 1)FMt 1: Send him this quote from a letter that Thuuia. Jefferson my own eligion nor tinized that of nr. r lempt,. ,d to make a convert, nor wished to change another*s c, d. / %, z- ; ,.~ 't k *~- 4. tr,•TV .. -1 ~___v ____ i~~ V__ 1 _ _r , W J ' IL*I 1 . • VT - ( - -." - -. - 1 I ' - V -t- - -A produced a life of such exemplar) virtue and correctness For it t In our Uses, and not from our suds th at our religion must be e.-'t ,WM L ! L. judged." And J.. If your faiend Is as intelligent as you say he Is, he will get 14 &~ ,; ., - . . 1. ".r., . ~ I , '~ 4 r, 4;~1~ C. ;~J,`\~s 6 0 I '.'t'..~ "' ( . . -_*W _J 4. M ,-a ~4 n DEAR ABBY: My husband and I work together delivering morning newspapers. We start out at 1 a.m., and finish up about 5 a.m. It's dark out at that time and many of the house numbers are hidden by big bushes. and some house numbers have been painted e ver and are impossible to read from the street, so my husband has to get out of the truck and lr*k around for the house numbers with a flashlight. ight. Witii so much meanness In the world today, he could be mistaken for d prowler. Not only that. but it'3 time-consuming to get out of the truck, set the brakes. and go looking around for house numbers. I hope you use this in your column to let folks ow how they can solve our problem. PAPER PEOPLE DEAR PEOPLE' Your letter could sal'e that problem or hust th 1h DEAR ABBY: "Stumped" asked how to say no to sex, since she was a divorcee and couldn'tuse thr old 'In saving for marriage" excuse. You told tier she didn't need an excuse just give him a flat ,,no!" Well that would run a 'off permanently. 11' which may not be what the au, wan d0. as e would e to get to NJOW him better. I suggest that she say,- "DDnl rush me." That's not a flat no, And she doesn't run thø risk ofhuytjflg the man's ego. ODESSA, TEXAS DEAR ODESSA:"DoWt nuh me" has a ring of promise to ft that may be misleadin. AM how Ion# must a man remain in a ho lding pattern before the lady longer f J ; -.1 - - -_ -- ~ _ If . Ir 70 41 - , . FLkiui '. ___ . 6 . I I , I ---:~ * t-..*;* 1& A W ~ -, - OF A, T_-.;~~ __-Z I =-T %ft-M - I ? I jr"-.. , - V,11, .-.; . - I _. . - . ! . ~ -, - a .1 % . It - - I I le ,_ I 1- ': .. - - — - - — •-• - - , _Iff ------= -:. -- '-1 ." 4j - ______ - 'i J _______ -:- ___ ____ — ____________ 0 - , T7~~ I, , .. . -. _ - _f ". ' -- .1, ,_ I 01 _* t 't a: Lyman, from left. Rick Wilkenson. Jerry . Human and Ron Stelter. tion of fibers from the same . . ,~ rst experienced by man. Ile health with a minimal amount problem has been known (or of problems There Is no need 2,000 bears at least for surgery or go inside the , I. 8 V — 1__~~. - - - - _--_i%AA - 4 % the nerve cut? That is the next Thus far the results from this step for me, and! dread It. I techniquehavebeenquitegood, knowsurger) hastogointothe particularl) fora problem that skull to hase ft done. has not been success(ulI) tn 1)1 \I LU \DJ R Tic ik I for ii out 2 000 r l)r . douloureux sends sharp Tew Clal sucss In 95 per nitotheJaw cen eatedtodate don't have te te!l ycnj Uwt It Is And, the procedure can be done I f ____ good heath around them and ticris which only last a short a time or a month or two. I have suffered Intense pain at times. I movement of muscles. IV pain have also read about car* fibers literally are not as well insulated. It .~~ _., - - I&'ni want to end our friendship because he's the most intelligen t friend I have, but how can I convince him th at I am happy inglt . haii I = =,%, ___ j-~ 1~ kr7WI -- . .!, V.t . 16% I V .. . 1- I I Z I Fill -.' 1 DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a within the bundle of nerve victim of tic douloureux and fibers . - V '~z-_ " '~ - i ____ 6 I . 11 laq - .- 101 By ABIGAIL VAN BIREN * Friday, Oct. 4,1974-113 " 11 0 -. - ?~ ~- *, I Lake Brantley, from left, 111arty Williams, David Arnett and Craig Davis. and not many brain and supplies the Jaw mus. A doctors are trained or equipped =10 cles the trigeminal nerve. This Officers in Sanford Assembly No. 25, Order of he Rainbow for Girls, installed at Sanford Masonic is why It la called to t' e this procedure, That, Temple recently included (left to right): Patti Meyers, charity; Unda Pfetfaul, hope; Debbie Saul., trlgerninal however, is bound to change worthy advisor; Martha Bellamy, worthy associate advfisar; and Cheryl Sprague,Ialth. TAKE OFFICE . neuralgia. The alcohol in- when a good solution is at hand I Photo jections areyou usedareto deaden the to provide meaningful relief to ___ nerve. But, right, they an age-old malady. By PETE ROGERS I bazepIne and some other All five county team will be Minuteman lightly. The v6itors Cocoa Beach is possessed with Woodruff s famiUar with sidered the visiting team, the i Send your questions to Dr. herald Spo rts Editor medicines have been used with action either tonight or have played two strong teanu two excellent wide receivers. Winter Park and realizes they site of the game will be the varied succen. In the long run lAmb in care of th1s newspatomorrow, with four of the in Cocoa and New Smyma He expects to utilize the must stop star running back Greyhounds home field. per, ~.O- Box 1531, Radio City they often don't work. Mov=ing into the third week of teams going against out of Beach. Oviedo will be matched talents of his tailback Clenale Mike Robeson', a 9.3 sprinter. Both teams are 1-1 and Station, New York, N.Y. !0019. the Seminole County footbaU. county foes. in size with the Minuteman but Patterson again tonight. Winter Surgery Is done and the nerve For a copy of Dr. Lamb's mbers of The Metro Conseason there remains but one Patterson has carried over 70 who not only blocks for Robeson (erence. Trinity was barely Oviedo, according to Klein, cut. The problem is th a The Democratic Women's t this booklet on balanced diet, send Delegates from the DWC of undefeated team — the ons of COCOA BEACH at OVIEDO does have more weed. times and scored five tour but also runs well himself, beaten by Edgewater last week may affect the muscles to the 50 cents to the same address Club of Florida, Inc., (DWC) Seminole County are club Oviedo High School. can't Rockledge" tOUcbJoWfl5 In the two games. according to Woodruff. be as fast as Jaw and face. However, there Is and Lyman Just edged Lake w ill hold its annual convention president Mrs. Arm Brisson, ask for the "Balanced : Lake Brantley, Seminole, Alth ough Bill Klein's ons "We're an off tackle team, lionssaid Klein. Oviedo downed Woodruff plans no changes, Brantley. relatively new technique that Diet" booklet. Oct. 3-5 at the Jacksonville Mrs. Jean Norris, Mrs. Lyman and Lake Howell have will be facing a team and we'll use Patterson a lot but emphasizcd that small which has Rockledge last week, may be useful to many people Hilton Hotel. Greyhound coach Dick Catherine Gehr, Mrs. Louise all experienced defeat in the compiled an 0.2 record so far, Klein has scouted the visitors from the I formation. That's nucleus of players will be going Copeland hasn't been with the with your problem. It is caIW Harris, Mrs. Myrtle Gradick • young season. 4.Klein isn't 'taking the and he saw a lot of passing as why he is theye," said Klein. both electrocoagulation. Actually, it team this week because of Jury and Mm. June Foley. Delegates .-, The Oviedo coach reports no ~rl 711USVILLE ASTRONAUT duty. was first tried In Germany in from theMid Florida DWC of injuries for tonight's game, and at LAXE BRANTLEY 1931, Using an electrical needle, Lyman's biggest problem as Cen tral Floridaare Mrs. Peggy emphasized the enthusiasm is heat was it moves in to the meat of the An immunza tion clinic for Hattaway and Mrs. Sonnie educed to the -0 still high. Patriot Coach Bill Duty was schedule is its lack of depth, students living in the south end William. nerve and In this way nerve N-X . " , "That Seminole game really disappointed with his team's according to Copeland. Secrets fibers were destroyed. The Of Seminole County is being k 7-OV I;q Hosting the convention are * 7 * hl4i-i '1 I . ; t I k C helped us for building morale," performance against Lyman 1) every problem was that the original . I from a.m. c4u f rom L%eglon which technique last week and explained "they LAKE BRANTLEY JV like surgery, to 12 noon at Milwee Middle includes Seminole County. The . with makeup it's no longer __ Klein said his offensive line of deserved to win, they played . 7 at LAKE HOWELL destroyed more than just the what you put on, but rather on SR 427, south of highlight of the convention wW . __ __ Stamn Homer, Phillips and better." pain fibers. The Silver Hawks of Lake Longwood, Parents are be the Saturday night banquet what you leave off to get the he concluded' requested not to call Milwe Meeks hopefully wiH continue This week's opponent. Howell, currently 1-1, get into address from Gov. Reubhi . Dr. John M. Tew, Jr. of the heal thy. I g Astronaut will be playing the their JV portion of the whedule School for information, but to Askew. The banquet will be . et about false 'A. University Of Cincinnati College ft first game at the new Lake tomorrow night stop by the clinic in person if hosted by the Seminole county PITTSBURGH (AP) Pittstering much rougher sledding bers. Specifically, Sutton was am lashes, eyehner and Wds of of Medichilea.. I. WINTER PARK at . Willi SEMINOLE Brantle field. they have qu estions, Coming off their first win delegates. burgh Pirate slugger Bob Rob. in the East with a 44-46 mark. 2 and Messersmlth foundation Instead °1ow with 1-1 against Sweet of Harvard developed DW( delegates, from left, Brisson, Norris, Gehr Th e v is it or s have a 2-0 record ever last week, Howell will be ertson had a prediction about But there are some other the Pirates. Reuss was 2-1 and I of blushera r and bright, I technique to destroy only the lots .. .•.. r......i. t'i.....i VUIII IWO LULS5 AAAA Learns, we National aiiempung to get over the .00 League champion- numbers floating around that Rooker I-I versus Los Angeles. lip color. I pain fibers. I" Woodruff, a former coach at Satelitte and Titusville. mark with their game at O~iedo ship playoffs between his team tend to favor the Dodgers. Take Tha ri—t---I- -1— .m... U it ter Park, knows what W in Here's how it is done. The Astronaut finished 9-1 last High SChOOL and the Los Angeles Dodgers. 19-9 and 20-6. different roads the clubs took in takes to beat the Wildcats. year and won their district, but needle Is inserted Into the nerve At least he had a prediction Those are the won-lost winning their division titlesWoodruff has been dr[Iling his graduated 23 seniors. fibers- Usually under the cheekabout predictions. records of Don Sutton and Andy Los Angeles got off to the best te TONIGHT'S GAMk;S Entries for the Hearing Attending Seminole Junior bOne. A rmall current is inam an extra week since they Dana Hopkins and Ray 'The spor ts wri ters are going Messeramith, who will be start- Mart in th Conservation Jamboree Queen College by night, blonde-haired, tFOdUCed through the nerve and e majors and was able didn't play last week. Bowling of Brantley are still COCOA iitcu to look at Los Angeles' record ing the first two games for Los to coast th at OVIEDO rough a late Charge pageant continue to flow in to blue-eyed Regina is a if the needle is in a nerve fiber "We know how to at be th em doubtful for tonight's game. and our record and say we don't Angeles. Toes in their earned by the Cincinnati Reds. RPAPJCatSEO LE coordinator, Mrs. Anita babysitter by day. A keen the pain will be reproduced. ThEY but we have to execu te" said Currently holding a 1-1 rtcord have a chance." run averages of 322 and 2.59 won whe n necessary. ASTRONAUT at _______________ The Deltona Inn was the meeting place of the Gardenia Williamson, 711 Briarcliff, horsewomen, Regina plalu a r1e larger current is then in. the Seminole coach, the Patriota must play a be tter LAKE BRANTLEY That record shows the DodgPittsburgh got off to the worst Circle. Mrs. Anthony Wisniewskl and Mrs. Guy Jackson Sundays Games Sanford. Seminole lost to Oviedo two game tonight, accordi career as a secretary. Her troduced directly into that era wi th 102 wins and 60 losses ng to LYMAN at BISHOP MOORE Washington a? Cincinnati start in the majors and Clim bed weeks ago, served as the hostesses to the 12 members who attended. Latest entrant Is Regina sponsor Is Del Morrison Of nerve fiber. If the small current but Woodruff was Duty who Is concerned about (Lyma n Field) — the bes t in baseball this year _____________________ Oakland at Cleetand past five clubs to a September- very upset wi th the lack of his line. Two memorials were established: a donation to the Cosenza, 18, of Sanford. Sanford Home appliance affects the facial muscles the Baltimore at New Englanj — compiled in the tough NI, long dogfight with St. Louis that execution and the mental Atlanta at Ntw York Giants Deltona Public Library of a bound volume on gardening, The Associated Press Center. doctor knows the large current West Division. The Pirates SATURDAY New Orleans at Chicago went to the last day of the errors, Seminole was penalized All Series Best -S in memory of Mrs. Whitman W.Hoptofl, cha rter memhe r JIPI will cause problems and tries LXMAN at BISHOP MOORE Buffalo at Green Bay were 88-74 — the lowest total of of the Circle; and a cash donation to th e Cancer Fund in season. The Pirates, too, won In the neighborhood of 100 yards again to find the right fiber Pittsburgh at Houston victori es by any first-place club __________________________ when nf%ry ,c LAKE BRANTLEY iv at iuninr Ai,xiliriri, they had to. AMERICAN LEAGUE Denver at Kansas City in that game. "' Although Lyman is con- LAKE HOWELL — In the NI. East where only and turd1y's Gain, Mltvesota at Dallas The Dodgers, who arrived in sta ck the m up against tiu Baltimore at Oakland -. one other team finished above onents on Deruit at Los Angei,s Mrs. Arth ur Peterson of DeBary and District VI r - —• - — - - • — town Thursday to rest up for a the mound, Suflday's Game Phll&delphia at San Diego .5m. eets In Horticulture chairman will be the guest speaker at the elto Baltimore at Oakland P Jerry Reuss, who had more workout today, am in POWS, St. Louis at Son Francisco next meeting Oct. 16 at the home of Mrs. Vera Curry, 1123 Monday's Game Those numbers didn't phase trium* than anyone on the sion of their first Mondays Gains 1~ - . 9 0 No game scheduled 4# Tivoli Dr. Robertson, though. York Jets it Miami, N I championship. Los Angeles' F_ Pirate staff with a 15.11 record, Tuesday, Oct. $ bers of their mother's "We beat them here and we will carry a 3.50 ERA into last pennant came in 1966, beOakland a? Baltimore I American Legion AUAIllary A t the home of ,Mrs. Harry Wednesday. Oct. beat them out there during the playoffs S.aturday. Jim Rooker fore the inauguration of division U Oaland at tI3ItImcre, 1 r.ec Unit No. 255 of Deltona recently HUNGREX' llcnnett with eight members prscnt. , year. Inn live-game series it's take a IS-li record and a 2.77 play. essary Plans were discussed on the making of mnstma. ('wined the Unit's first Junior Just take a tiny a dog-eat-dog situation and ERA into Sunday's game. Ganie time Saturday is 1:05 Thursday. Oct. IC ',Li-'kings for a class of children in Ite school for exAuxiliary No. 255, Deltori.a. anything can happen." Hungrcz tablet before Oaklana at Baltimore, 'I rrc Messersmith struck p.m., EDT, and the contest will Further, Lea4.i lvshen ':pUonal children in Sanford. New officers include: Jean mmry mcals...snd banish those In the regular seaso,, the P1- out 221 be nationally televised on NBC. batters, second in Marie Umstead, president; The October meetin g of the C ircle will be held during At? Y#s Awl Ti hated extra pounds as rates were 8-4 agai nst league, while Hooker led the Sunday's game, starting at the Ccflnj. Ky 3 3 1P7 NATIONAL LEAGUE triptoSeawordOct,igat 10a.m. Pamela lãngo, vice president, you banish hunger! Wb? Dodgers, sweeping all six Pirate sta ff with it Ala 3) 303 1010 same time, will not be carried Saturday's Game PICbq, M 5t IO 3 ICCIUSS HUDTsi ii Marcia Caukin, secretary_____ games in Pittsburgh and going num bers look like the by the network due to a football Los Anglrs at Pittsburgh razz, KY 4 $ 253 SIC y favor (he O* powerful ) treasurer; Sharon Thomas, P4Mr4'. Ga Th e first Fall meeting of the Iris Circle was held at 35 271 St 3 2-4 In Los Angeles. Agai nst all it Angeles. Sunday's Game game. Da,.s. LW IS 23$ 713 J redudag aid ever Los Angeles a? Pittsburgh chaplain: and Sandy Thomas, hornt of Mrs. Ralph Thomas, vrith Mrs. James Connell clubs in the Western Division, Tuesday, the best-of-five That's on paper. On th e field, REGINA COSENLi Monday's Game r-.kwd for pubtle umn O- Ro,rta, VenOy bargeant-at-arins. 4 73) 7)? 2 and Mrs. Earl Langworthy as co-bostessa. who has passed for 181 yartb. Pittsburgh was 44-28, encotm- there were some other By JOE MOOSHIL series nhilts to Los Angeles. The ISU-Florida matchup is No game scheduled . -, .-. Jonftsen. AA $1 41 Ill 7; 0 1 Mrs. H. Gordon gave a ta lk on the growing and use of ' LL _________________ one for : I Mori? Suppresses hunger pangs Pittsburgh at Los Angeles herbs. L.ada Pasties winner emerging as a solid uiy,ivat1y . Wednesday, Oct. INDEPENDENCE IRONSTONE a, can Pit Yds TOe t contender for th e SEC title Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. If r r.g.q, VanO limits the ability of The Auburn Tigers and 32 20 52J Ifl . Th e Amaryllis Circle held its meeting at the home of Tod Ala 22 I III 151 2 along with Ala ba ma, which necessary your body to produce Miami Hurricanes risk their Lyons. M.n Sirs. Robert IAndsey, with Mrs. Gordon Lowe as co10 II I'S 205 0 Thursday, Oct. 1G could find M ississippi tough in gnawinghungr M St 37 I? 4)5 355 national rankings and unblem. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, l re(kqq. toostess. Atte nd ing were l members. Firijgjl Ky 73 13 545 335 2 Jackson sensitions! Result? You in a regionally telenecessary ished records tonight when Li.. v.nay 14 II 7$ 11$ C A siow and tell program was given by the members _____ don t feel hungry,.. down Hollo*ay. Tom 1 II 575 315 vised con test. two college football powers present, with ea:h mem ber with her horticult ural .1 Fiu'v. cia It II 575 574 2 goesyoura1orieintake..=)..' Georgia, Tennessee 91i and Ken- _____________________________ Garge. Aub meet in Miami. Most of the oth2) It 524 *03 • specimen from hcr own grdens. :• anddowngocs )'our tucky are all favored, while er Sou theastern schools play Lead nq Necejiers Next meeting of the CirLie will take plact t the home Thru weight. -4 Mississippi State Li an under. Saturday. _ of Mrs. ('arson Hamilton with Mrs. Al Pçp, co-hostess. McCrtf, FIa IC 144 *3 7 dog to unbeaten Kansas State of LO*E WEIGHT THE F IRST DAVI The Hurricanes, 2-0 and rank. hack we've seen this year i Tqnr, 7 U 13 2 (;upst speaker will he Jick Lhlnr..4 of the 'anford Zoo and ______ ____________________________ WetI. ñiatlret. Mn P of 23 C _____ / . the Big Eight. Through the first Thousands now lose weight who never thought they could,.. upon ed 16 th, run into an Auburn do- WoodY Thompson," Park. K.nCfovgi.Mi 7 5$ 23 0 OAKLAND (AP) - The Oak'i probably could have come where about 40,000 fans are ex- tense which is ranked No. 2 in burn's Coach Shug Jordan, who weeks of the season, SEC teams remarkable weight losses of 7... 20... even 41 Pugh, i,lp Eastern Division 5 $3 10 0 & In 70 0 in a short whllc. So if you' land A's are juggling second back last weekend, but they peeled Saturday tr watch Jim the country, having allowed also has a fine stable of running have emerged with a 173-2 W L T Pct. PF PA IW" * '- V&ndy ril: tired of half-way mc&sures - — __ S 55 20 Florida 10 1 0 714 216 117 O'IiftOfl Varidy aid want realty eftectise help In tduc1ng... i-end for I1jr agair. It must be wanted to make sure I was "Catfish" 11unte , 2.5-12, pitch only 3.3 points and an average backs of his own for the 8 p.m. record tsidc the conference 5 55 20 . Charlotte 9 S 0 643 345 737 Goen, Ab I 54 20 playoff time, Hungru will simply amaze you! You'll be slimmer Dcxl week ready for the playoffs," said against the Orioles' Mike Cuel. of l yards per contest in roll. kickoff ii the Orange Bowl. Phila116 6 I 0 429 339 39-4 & I 11 . * e Dick CLreen will start lit see- Jackson, who took part Ili .9 lar, 22-10, in !he opener of the Ing up a 3-0 record for their No. Ja(k%onv A 10 D 266 258 159 The Tigers have rollcA up 916 , -' '' ' ' (111(1 in the \'iierican League special batting practice session besk)l-live playoff. yards on the ground with 11 ranking. , ____ *•.I.l..*• .... **., . Coo-foes LAVISIon - .f I ....3,.4..I. %I_V ...._._ •L - t ...i êi.. t,l%,.,. ,,, , ,_ 11 , , --. r• " ""J" ' •' uiiii ot Results * .- ............Uddi, VU $I'UC W noma 1Z1L U1) WI BURY, N.Y. tAP) Mephi 12 7 0 Ill 407 20? - 4 RAINBOW GIRLS eatns , Asew Addresses ace ut rea oes D - Clin icOpens on - orecast We Do Have Chance 4' , .. J Probttrns? 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Can anyone siaggest a way of making my own spray starch at home? Also can this be put in P boittle so it can be .cpraved on' Thank you icr any help. LEOIs%. Baseball Playoffs BASEBALL p "' -•" na START TODAVMM LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK i am i with P.P.A. - NFL Games urn 16t SEC Leaders I DEAR POLLS' — My Pet Peeve Is with the wiy dresses are pict ured and described In the mail order ca ta logues. One can plainly see that the fre,t of the dress is fl ared, plea ted or so on but what about the back? They fail to rri,cntion what it is !ike. li the front is full but the back is strJght some of us could make a great entrance in the dress but how can one make a graceful exit backing out of a rmn? It is a nuisance and expensive to have to mvtTap a garment it-id return it becauw the back does not come tg to the expectations given by the picture of the fron t only. — SALLY. - - - Cams - - - 1 If (d;.-IcI _ Fun fri bo _____ n n beatens su ____________ . . —. 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Hudi moving froze left field to baseman Sal Bando, who drove Elliott "We hope we can run State at Mississippi State and ball hit an umbrella on the play in the field," Dark said. in 103 runs this season. against them. We' d better be Shanii of Ohio at Kentucky. Right-fielder Jackson , the A's tefface of the clubhouse. "Ilwechangethreeposltions, leading hornerunhitterand thr' The A's b..at the Orioles last, able to do something against Independents in action inL)elichcretlitsh.islong drives : year despite a .200 team batting them." clude Virginia at Georgia Tech, to fitning and muscular control Elliott will have an arsenal iii &ithern Mississippi at West He has a slow backswing and in 1913, pulled a hamstring inexperience, inexperience," average in the playoffs. Their ,4-nits Dark. 1'... three victories were by scores running bás.k Woody Th omp TeAa$ State, aeuiq)a muscle Sept. 22 and didn't play ot Ak iiis m tz i-ut 'h littIp -_ —.-1__ - - - - __--'-.= - ---- :,.r r . ;ir h''¼*dt..- '_-,----i ----- ; - _ -_,. - --- ___.::; - -- --- - -------_-.- ----- ';: :,j- _- ';'t - ;-; ;-n c' and quarterback Kary Baker, idle. noon at the Oakland Coliseum, game. season. -_-_-_.-..--_----.-. — Jim Delich. the new assistant The A's and Orioles both had of 6-3, 24 and 3-0, with Hunter 50t ' Miami's leading rusher and Baylor at Florida Sta te. effort. "If I try to hit the ball days of the regular baseball workouts scheduled this after- pitching a shutout In the final with 163 yards in two games, Tulane and Memphis State are hard I seem to lose distance,,, al0000foogsoseq..*#*I0000tt000fioesoo*0000t660#96.004.40064: — ---------_ 198 yards and quarterback Phil - in the field through the final 10 ljp~, __ __ year Was exceptionaBy great on s third back Is 3orrmthing e1se,"said Tulsa at Tenne&we, Kansas near by Pla~me coarse. The It-ague' s Most Valuable Player : straight world championship, Blrham I I I 0 786 3S3 271 oles. Ma:iny T ilL, i the new 7 7 0 500 357 3*2 to golf pro Ben Roman at the ChIcago Dark would like Ray Fosse to advanced to the World Series by defense," says Miami Coach Gargis next at 168 yards. DtroiI 1)3 0 071 309 35$ backup man because of Ted start as catcher for defensive be In games Saturday, Old Westbury Golf and Country ating the Orioles In five Pete Elliott, "but this Auburn Kubkk's ankle injury. pw-ps, but the .196 hitter games last season. team has to compare favorably Louisiana Sta te's is at No. 13 Club, is getting a repu ta tion as Western Division Atsurre other positirns, Man my be rep;aced by power hi t" Florida and No. 3 Alaba ma one of the longest hitters 10 4 0 ill 355 th em." Calif "I figure thIs year's series with Hawians S 9 0 357 245 - Dark isn' t Fo sure of faces Mississippi in Jackson In Long Island. The 5-foot-ii isrvport 4 9 1 371 130 27 will be just hke InA yest-'s, very -To hoid Tennessee to noth- Southeastern Conference action how he'll play things. Delich recentiv bit a ball 37o P0r1l4n_* 4 9 0 ni 213 ns first naseman. The move would tight and probably down to the ing with Holloway at quarter- while Georgia is at Clemson , yards over the 18th green at the last game," said A' Thursday%' Game Cnarlot?e 4$, Chicago ri Wedrionday. Octobor 9 Jackonvilte - - ---------------------, . _-- - --------- - - -- -- - --- : - -- -- - - -- f,=;?.,,n, - 1= -- -f -- -=;--- ---- -- - 'Is the 1133.000 Sahara Invitational Golf T ou rnament on the &100 yard, par 71 Sahara Nevada Country Club course 1-ICint Eichelbergef SlIced Schroedtr $tilt ROdiigj Hill Coca, 22 14-64 36 31-67 3) 34-67 11 13-64 344$ - Is 33 6A 3732 -64 34 3-5 61 Portland at ulrmingham Detroit at Chicigo Mahaffey S i-eons 3633--67 rYe,, scuthern call weichtfs Thursday, October is Shfevtpwf of national TV --;- VEGAS. Nev (API - MC,ce . ------ - Lots FirSt- round scores Thursday in Memphis al Charlctle says Dcliti. - . - i.; - - -. - Loft 3S34 6 2S U-S9 3613-6,1 14 33 .64 �28- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. 4. 1974 Forecast Standings - SPORTS IN BRIEF NEW YORK AP - The American Basketball Assc,ciatlon has won nine of the 11 exhibition games played so far against the Natioeal Basketball Association this preseason. The Denver Nuggets have won all three of their contests against NBA foes, beating the NBA champion Boston Celtics twice and the Atlanta Hawks once. The ABA champion New York Nets are 3-1, the Indiana Pacers are 2-1. and the Kenucky Colonels 1-1 with 12 games still scheduled between the leagues. Last year, the ABA was 15-10 over the NBA, although the older league still has the overall edge since the associations began playing each other. He Walks 50 Miles KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) - Gymnast Rick Murphy of W'stern Mictigan University watkd 50 yards on his u . ld-r%..r&l tuut if stond fliursdiy, according to school officials. Murphy's time in the 50-yard hand-walk erased the former mark of 29.5 seconds, said officials, who will submit the performance to the Guinness Book of Records For consideration. 76 ers Still Cuffing PHILADELPHIA tAP - The Philadelphia 76ers released two forwards Thursday, including six-year veteran Don May, and now have 17 players In their National Basketball Association preseason camp. May, 28, has been with the club 1. years after coming from the Atlanta Hawks. Also cut was Hod Freeman, a second-year man out of Vandcrbiit UCLA Trainer Out SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Elvin "Ducky" Drake, longtime UCLA trainer and former track coach at the school, underwent extensive back surgery Thursday, the university announced. A spokesman said Drake, 70, would be hospitalized at St. John's Hospital for a week to 10 days and doctors reported he was doing well following the operation. Drake has been associated with UCLA for 50 years as a student and athlete and later as track coach and trainer. Lately his duties have been as a special trainer for the UCLA football and basketball teams, Butler Injured KANSAS crrv (AP) - Tight end Gary Butler was placed on the Injured eserve list Thursday by the Kansas Qty Q'ItfS. The National Foothull League dub said Butter, who has not seen action In a regular season game, would undergo a knee operation Friday. Wade Advances HOUSTON - Secofld.5eelje(J Virginia Wade of Great Britain beat Robin Tenney 3-2, 7-5, 7-5 and fowth.seeded Evonne Goolegong of Australia defected fifth-seeded Helen Gourlay ,6-3, 6-3 in guarterfinal matchesIn a women's pro tenr4s tournament, Cardinals Make Changes Sr. LOUIS tAP) - Rookie running back Reggie harrison was released and running back Eddie Moss was signed Thursday by the St. Louis Cardinals of the National Football League, team officials said. Westphal Lrng time Celtic BOSTON - Paul WeMphaJ, a guard, signed a multi. year eontrsej with the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Davis Cup Winner JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Bob Hewitt beat Antonio Zugarelli to give South Mr'a e 1-0 lead over Italy in the 1974 Davis Cup semifinals, Casper First Round Leader Tigers - WL - 81 '] Belle ille - Guest Forecast 12-3 Pcidkfor . Sean Cade %; 9.6 Wr Sian Pete Cod. Rogers Bill Li. Belleville Geiger Don Dorfman Altamonte Springs Councilman Cows"" Fsclk to - ,,,,,, I,,_,. AUa1 wwrni PARK at - - Cocoa Beach at OVIEDO Lm at R1IOP M(X)RE -''P °' tAil HOtU Baylor Like Brattley iv at UKE IOFJ -RAYWAM Furwal State ISV at fl.OKXDA • at Mi_i TAMPA at Akrr1' O1sdo Bk Lake nawtU tj Otdo . BL19 M lake Howell - Ba,to; - Fk*1d.. I'ITT at NxTh Caroa • CIn at in 'Famps 'ramps LILt 4n t'Ui Ais Tampa I11 i'tL Co. vaa,1 ireccs V"W ____ ioncc* Bean Tanipa Ake 'JfthC4J'DW.I vkj SaUaI at5FM - BaJIo;I WI& B.tytx - Cards VtkU1,atCoboya mtorcos at eii BflLSatPaa Bop Mm BMOCYJV EIrmtki jv Ftcxida Mmi p,utrn sudard O'kdo ap Macn Bills MIA Bing ____ _______ _________ -- _____ Biw PAWS - GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Thirteenth-ranked Florida Itching for Its first Southeastern Conference football CTow In history, can take a major strlde',d toward that goal Saturday When the Gators tangle with Louisiana State, a dangerous sleeping giant so 1U this year. "I would be perfectly willing to say that ISU undoubtedly has the finest 1-1-1 team in the country," says Coach Doug Dickey, who has gotten his Ga. tors off to a flying start with three cmsecuthe victories, "I feel we have been physically ready, but not mentally ready this ,car," said Coach Charles McClendon of isu. "We need to get m!ntally epared for Florida because the Gators are 1_SU has been the mystery tc.uii in the SEC thii )ear. The Benga picked as the most serious threat to Alabama's dommatlon of the league, have stumbled badly since opening with an Impressive 42-14 victory over Colorido. Texas A&M trimmed the Tigers 21-14 and last week ISIJ had to kick a . field goal in the final tluee onds to gain a 10-10 draw with three.touchdown underdog 10 __ DWI L i " Thus, McClendon will be tryi•L for the third straight week LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jer ing, he can help us in so many their superstar to perform one other kids didn't think their to play this year, but not able t to notch the 99th victory of his ry West has retired because he ways that he'll be winning more more season, but after 14 cam- daddy was th e best," West said play the way I would want 10 career, but he'll have the doesn't feel he can play the way games for the Lakers," said PaIM the veteran called it in innomcing his decision. play. If you sacrifi ce standards, derdog, team this time for the 2 he wants, but West still can be Coach Bill Sharman, who en- quits Thursday. It was his own At and an All-Star selection you are not being honest with .m., EDT, kickoff at Florida winning basketball games for visions West working with decision, but his youngsters had 13 of his 14 seasons, West ex- Yourself." ieldbeforean expected sellout the Los Angeles Lakers. younger playeTs. "Although he won't be playThe Lakers had expected "It got to a point where the sound and would have been able times, • j HONDA of ORJANDO I802 Edgewater Orlando I-A toPrinceto'i, West to Edqewater, Left 4 Blocks V J oin U In Celebrating The Eastbrook Pool Association Is lighted tennis courts and Helen de Latour, third place. sponsoring a carnival Satur- basketball courts. Eastbrook Pool Association day, on the Association The carnival will feature facilities have been of benefit to Grounds at Tourney Drive, in pony rides, lire engine, go- many area youths, Including Eastbrook, from 10 a.m. to 5 carts, bumper bars, dunking Pop Warner Football; Little p.m. machine, animal from the League Baseball; and Lake Proceeds front the Carnival petting zoo, handcraft items, Howell High School for Spring will go toward a Community bake sale, and other at- football practice. Each year Clubhouse that will benefit all tractions. Sharing in the hundreds of children receive Eastbrook area residents. The benefits from the carnival will Red Cross swimming lessons. Association has been ac- be the Central Florida The Eastbrook Swim Team Is Wonderful P rog ress Of Bea utif u l Seminole & S.W. voluslec unties... OUR1974 PROGRESS EDITION will be published Sunday October 27. Jai -. -. A Send PROGRESS 1974 to your Results family & outside Florida and let them see - THIJRSDAYNIGHT'S RESULTS ______ WALL . P • -• . FIRST - Doubles, Spec. it IciAlbeidi 9.50 5.00 5.00 5 Eddy BeltIa 7.20 4.20 I Mec ha 11 Via 42016 Oulniela (1.5) 535.00 Perfecta (51) $46.50 Doubles. Spec. 7: SECOND 4660 600 400 6 Sant'•Yza 450 400 2 AIdna Bell la UrxaEorza 460 3 QuinIeIa (2 6) 5460 Perfecta 42) $12060 Big 0 1.5 with 26) 549940 THIRD Doubles.,. Spec. 7: ArechisAlberdi 11.10 6.00 6 6.00 4.00 4 IcE$orza UrzaLenlz 450 2 QulnIela (4 6) 565.60 Perfecta (6 4) $151.10 Doubles. Spec 7: FOURTH int I Mig uel 100 6 20 4 00 2 S 10 360 1 cno Perez 410 1 OjiflItli 1 2) $9.110 Ferfecti (2.1) 57350 Earsy Double (62) $113.10 FIFTH - Doubles. Spec 7: 5.aIaRimon 12.70 660 60 S 4.00 3.20 2 Pent Menthat DomlngTain OulnIeti (25) $$.10 Pfflti (52) 5*9.40 Doubles, Spec ?: SIXIH Alava Murua 1900 19.70 7.50 5 11,60 7.20 4 OquIziBergoa 400 2 SantiAItu Qulne:a (4 S) $M60 5 4) 537400 Per SEVENTH - Doubles. Spec 7: lOCO 6.60 3.40 5 EddyVia 600 S IcaLenli 600 1 MencPallEloria Quiniela (3 5) $J1 60 PerIecta (73) $92.10 Doubles. Spec 7: EIGHTH 560 450 2.00 3 Rent- Ramon 5.20 3.10 2 Alova TaIn Erdc.:aMugueria QuIr.ie!a (7 3) 12100 2) $1140 Perfecto (3SInglE. Spec 1: NINTH 5,00 600 2.10 I 46.0 260 2 Zarre Biwa 360 6 OulnIela 1 2) 127 60 Perfecta (12) 537 90 Sinlss. Spec 7: TENT H 1460 14.40 9.00 4 Menchal 5.10 340 Ramon I .io 2 Mirurl Qulnela (A S) 17560 Perfecta IS) $1,942.70 late Daly Doubles (1)1) 510) )0 Doubles, Spec ELEVENTH Ogula Pere 1710 4.00 340 2 1.20 363 3 Cachoharre4 260 I Arecha Zaire Q,1nIa (2 3) $79.20 TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec 7: 100 4 40 540 1 RCOCAQUIrC 1160 67) 3 rerminMurua I C) e Erdora Menchal QunipI, (13) 52500 Pertecta (% 3) $9500 BIg 0 ( 2) wiIh 13) $365 60 A 2,I77 Handle $130,241 friends for themselves what Central Florida life is all about.. - 1-I ank In 6L '? - MILWAUKEE (AP) - Mil- league season with a record 733 waukee Brewers' President career home nins, "When I leave IC!nethlng, ft Bud Selig remained virtually p. means I'm corning back," said g n closemouthed, W Aaron. who has saki he 13 "far slsttd Thiraday thet borne rw from king Rank Aaron wcjWd join the through" as a player and team next season to finish his reportedly tias turned down a baseball career In the city he $75,000a.'ye& public relations represented ln his first l2major Job with theBravcs. The Braves reportedly do not league seasons. Want sign Aaron ts a player, Selig safi Only that "A3T0fl or even Iftohe agre ed to the max. quite a few others would help" imum 30 per cent cut in his the Brewers as a designated 1200,000 a year contract. hitter. 'We could win the pennant Hver, the MllwaukeeSe with him," Brewer ouWc tinel reported the 40-year-old Dave May said. "We would superstar had cleaned out his have won it last year II we had Atlanta Braves' locker of cv- Hank." erything but his uniforTn, wWch May said Aaron Jd have a is club property, Wednesday great season Li the AmcTican after completing his 21st major League as a designated hitter, . •1 - • pcI" -. , ' q' ___ .. ON Carole WeIey, left, and ., en Fallen prepare for CarnIval Sports NFL Game of the Week 2 P.M. (10) SATURDAY k_./LE Roller Derby 12 noon () College Play-Off Football Baseball Play-Off 1 P.M. (2, 8, 4P.M. 12. 8. 30) 20 FI. Foot ball 4 P.M. (6, 11, 13) See Highlights 1:30 P.M. (35) Vikings vs. Cowboys College Football 1:45 P.M. 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The winners were; Malt including Trinity Prep; Lake Olympic swimming pool; McKim, first place; Russ Howell High; and Maitland bathhouse; football field; Brown, second place; and Junior High. Charlotte N o-Names DEEIU')ELD, W. - Betty Morris, of Stockton, Calif., rolled 1,690 fL4- eight games and a total of r..64 to lead Ht tf i 1110. IlL, by 1r pius i:. the $15,300 Brunswick Women's Bowling Open. Sale On 1974s Rushers #1 for the past two years, and is - ONTINENTAL MEN'S HAIR STYLING Girl ie#d Walker, )wn,r Win '* 25)5 lye OAKwAVI. UNITLSANFORD PH.373.flU CHICAGO(AP)-TheChar. managed to get decals of the man, they struck for a 33-15 put on a late rally which fell Ifl the end zone to snuff the IWWWlwlWA lotte no-names, nee the New Letter 'V' stamped on their half-time lead and then coasted short. threaL York Stars, remained well and helmets. The Fire's Bill Cappetman "I was pleased with Cappelto their ninth victory against KeepYour alive In the Eastern Division "ft's kind of hard, almost ciii. live losses to remain one game Jack Dolbin with a 61-yard t" Said Fire Coach Jim WHATCHA MACALL IT race of the World Football fliJ to make the switch," id behind Florida In the Eastern touchdown pass In the nt Spavital of the man who was Warm th A League today following a 41-30 Coach Babe Parilhi, "But I Division. quarter. Cyril Pln'ier ran for Pushed into duty following the two touchdowns and Leroy ICc!. loss of Virgil Carter, who has a victory over the Chicago Fire In think we have the type of playGnral Ekctric sneaked for one ly for another in the second fractured finger. "He almost a nationally televised game. era who have accepted IL ThE 0 and hurled touch- half. Pinder's second touch- Put POints the board. ro-mes, or 5g the fact that we're going where we of 63yar to Al WEATHERTRON after Lonnie Cut- In Stars, made their fist appear. are wanted has Inspired " lUon to ance as representatives of HEAT PUMP The Stars, who are soon to Barnes and 45 yards to Bert tendon's fake punt carried 32 touchdown strlke* - he gaftm yards to the Charlotte fl. CALL. Charlotte, NC., Thursday night have a raw name, were 1n with an injured knee. Brian pktedvenofI3for213 Pt PLUMBING The Fire put on another drive -the easy scores caine on a 44MW lost no time In establiahlno spired too much for the Fire. Dowling did the quarterbacklng late HEATING, INC. in the game some kind of Id ce re but Marty Huff yard Inter ty. The enti Led by quarterback Tom Slier. in the seco ption turn by nd half as the Fire Intercepted a Cappelman pass cornerback Larry Shears 1007 S Sanf*d 3224542 PiftlS - Billy Casper rolled in six birdies and an eagle on his way to a course record sizunder-par 66 for the first. round lead in the $40,000 Lancome Trophy Golf Tournament. 1W MW NW - SEC s Eastbrook Pool Association Plans Carnival Saturday - Women's Bowling Leader ea BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Alabama is second with a 59.4 lucky's Mike Fanuzzi is second Kentucky runing back Sonny completion rate. in the league directing his team Collins regained the South. Fisher also leads the confer- to an average of 140.3 yards a eastern Conference fo,:L,ai( dee with a 6.7 per game corn- game. rushing lead by running for 160 pletion mark. Todd holds the In team statistics, AlabL'ua yards against Indiana Satur- lead in total yards gained holds the lead In total offense In day. through the air with 351. the conference with averages of Lee McGriff of Florida holds 362 yards in rushing, 123 Collins has a total of 329 yards the league lead In pass receppassing yards and 486 yards In to lead the league. He averaging 109.7 yards a game, tion. He is averaging 3.3 catch. total offense. per game. He has also caught Georgia is second in rushing which also leads the league. es Alabama's Calvin Culliver is two scoring passes, to lead the and Vanderbilt Is second in conference. Tennessee's over-all offense. second with a 101-yard-perAuburn continued to stretch game average. In third place is Ton' Wct is second with a last week's leader, Walter 12.6 yard-per-pass average its lead in total defense by al. lowing opponents only 128 yards Packer of Mississippi State. He Todd holds the lead in the per game. Alabama is second is averaging 100 yards a game. conference with an average of with a 220-yard yield average. Vanderbilt's Fred Fisher 171.3 yards per game in total Mississippi is second to Auholds the lead In SEC passing. offense. Todd is also leading the burn in rushing defense and lie has a 62.5 per cent corn- conference In total yards by Louisiana State Is second to Aupletion mark. Richard Todd of a passing, and total yards. Ken- burn in passing defense. JerryWestnd Es NBA Career Rice. MMNM Friday, Oct. 4, 1974 -3B Cats ' Sonny Collins e - /'k L7ia nt 11.4 LeeGeiger ABA Doing Well 1t14i' I - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I 8 Zip______ State N N Additional list enclosed N N N Name________________________________________ • r,,,-________________________________________ N N N N N • N N N N Mall incj Add: 's' N : N N N I City cuy________________________________ N : : N N N N I N Zip State __________________________ Zip N State N I I I I N N Additional l i st enclosed Additional list enclosed N N I !IIIINNIINIINNNNNNINN.INI.IININI IIININNNIIINNUIINIIIIIINNIUIIINNN.I ! N N - - Li PROGRESS-1974-THE STORY OF SEMINOLE & S.W. VOLUSIA'S GROWTH-IN THE Wi!. Football 9 P.M. (35. 4-4) Steameru vs. Sun. Southcas(eFfl Football 10 P.M. (3) Alabama vs. Mississippi Sunday Herald FRIDAY This Week in dle NFL 7 P.M. Football I P.M. (2, 8, 20) NFL Football 1P.M.(6,li,13 (40) Highlights of games played . tIn,tI Oct h? . • POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 IL a PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE THURSDAY U N INN•ININNNUN•uINNNINNIINNINNNNNN; INNINNIUIUNNNINIINNNNIINNNNN.NININI N -- WFL Football 8 P.M. (9) Blazers vs. I N U �--- -- __••.. ..-- .- -. - - .------------------- -•. :-- p J- • - . - ------ Qu6te/Unquote LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -I- 4, 1974-413 ---------- Friday, Oct. -- What are Saying." Pentagon blush." 1 Gleason s Finances TONI -Rep. Les Aspin (D. Wis.) T' s TV 7:00 (2) To Tell Th Truth (6) Concentration What's My Line Truth or Consequences (13) Pixanne (24) Aviation Weather (35. 441 Star Trek Surqoci (4) Whats My Line 525,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood (9) Wide World 01 Entert&nment (44) Movie 11:43 (6) Movie 1:00 (2.8) Midnight SPtsI (9) All Nile Movies MSaint (44) T SATURDAY 6:00 (6) Grr'wers ?O l) Pjtce Squares (13) Wrestling (24) Black Perspectives 8:00 (2. 8) Sanford & Son (6) Planet Of The Apes (9) Kodiak (24) Washington Week (35) Movie (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2. 8) Chico And The Man (9) Six Million Dollar Man (13) Cow$cwn Rcoeo (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2,8) Rockford Files (6) Movie (24) FlorIda Report (44) Movie 9:30 (9) Texas Wheelers (13) Kitty Wells 10:00 (2, 8) Policewoman (9) Night Stalker World of the Seekers (24) Masterpiece Theatre (35) Cears World 1&:Y) (35) News 11:00 (2. 8, 9)News (24) Lilies, Yoga and You (33) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (6) News 11:30 (7,8) Tonight Show Valley Of The Dinosaurs (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Anglery Hour 10:30 (2.8) Sigmund Arid Sea Monsters (6) Shazam (9) Krog: 70.000 B.C. (24) Vibrations Encore (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2, 8) Pink Pnthcr () Harlem Globe Trotters ') Super Friends (13) Wrestling (24) Carrascojendas (33) Carbons (44) Lost in Space 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (I) Wonderful World (24) Zoom (6) Almanac 6:23 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer semester (U Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (I) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) BaIley's Comets (I) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (14) Sesame Street AFTERNOON (44) Herald 01 Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6' Speed Buggy (I) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi 's Gang (24) Leçoy Jenkins 6:30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (6) Scobby Oi_ (U Banana splits (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Gerald DestIne. Shares 9:00 (2. 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2,8) Rim Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 2200 AD (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 10:00 (3.8) Land 01 Lost BAHIA TEMPLE ALL NEW 12:0 2) Jetsons (6) Archie (8) information Eight (9) Invaders (13) Cow town Rodeo (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Neshvlllt MUSIC (6) Cosby Kids (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Villa Allegre 1:00112, 8) Baseball (6) Children's Film Festival (9) High School Football Roundup (1) 3 (24) Sesame Street () Quarter MIdget Racing (44 Combat 130(9) NCAA; Football (3$) Cesar's World 2:00 () Sports 4:40 (24) Book Beat 4:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes 3:00 (6) Black Experience (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Firing Line (33) Patty Duke 4) Mod Squ ad 3:30 (6) Sounding Board (35) Outdoors 6:00 (2, 6, 8) News (24) Washington Week (3$) bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30 (6. 13) News (9) Lawrence Walk (24) Video Visionaries (33) Pop Goes The Country EVENING 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (6) Hee Haw (I) Great Adventure (24) Cinema Showcase (IS) Departments (44) Wrestling 7:30(2) Untamed World (9) Name That Tune (24) Festival Films 8:00 (2,8) Emergency (6) All in The Family (9) The New Land (24) Evening at Symphony (35) Scream Theatre (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Paul Sand In Friends & Lovers 9:00 (2, 8 44) Movie W Mary Tyler Moore (9) Kung Fu (34) Weekly Special (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newbart Show 10:00 (#1 Carol Burnett Show (9) Nakla (35) Science Fiction By DAN LEWIS The Herald Services runs for more days the Hope show." live specials-he already has Ul where, he reports, he keeps What about the NBC-TV deal a Julie Andrews show from very busy with real estate Jackie Gleason was propped that the network happily an. London. "flint one cost me activity, including the vast against the bar, one of hi nounced a year ago, and now money, becisuse I had to pay ln'iary living and recreation favorite leaning spots at quietly is letting everyone kjiow CBStoletmedo theshowsince complex. sardi's, and Bob Hope stood that the year is up and the it w want to do drama," " as for another network alongside, content for a change contract will expire without (ABC-TV)," Jackie declared. Gleason explained. "Comedy is to hang back and let someone renewal and without results? Huthedi 4n'thavetopayCBS too tough. I don't want to dolt else steal the scene. " I think," Gleason said for the privilege of doing Hope's unless someone comes up with honthshell idea. And I don't Jackiel:ut flownto New York again, sounding as conhlLsecl as show this week, "They (CBS) everyone else, "that my owed me one," hope in. want to do police, or lawyer, or to make a guest appearance on people ss did make a deal t.erJected (he was entitled to doctor stories. I'd like to play his old buddy Bob Hope's first busine year with NBC, giving them a year occasionally say something aninterestli'tg guy who wants to television special of the come up with a format. Then I since it is his show!), "I did beat everyone at his own game Wednesday night (NBC-TV, 9 would go right into it this year t1rn a favor. I think it was an but Is not a c'n artist." 10) which will launch 25th season on NBC television, when my CBS contract ex- appearance on their Jimmy Someone suggested he already And in all those years, not once pired." Cagney special last March." has done that in a film with I know I got paid all this Pretty even trade-Hope for Paul Newman called "The had Gleason appeared Hope's show despite their close year from CBS," Jackie added, Gle&'son. friendship (they play a lot of with a big smile, which There was the usual swirl of "Why don't you play my probably explains golf together). Whyt why he was activity around the pair. lire," Hope kibitzed. content to coast and not grab Photographers flashing buths, "You're interesting, Bob," GlUSon explained: "Bob was any ideas thrown at hhn. agents, network represen- Gleason retorted. "But you the No. I killer of CBS NBC Call)! Up with three tatives surrounding them, can't beat anybody." programs through the years. series concepts, and Jackie Gleason sipped booze, Hope Certainly CBS wouldn't ap- vetoed them all, he revealed, sipped orange juice-on docGleason claimed he had been prove my going on his show. " offered $l million a wea k to play Jackie also said he had some tot's orders, he declared. At this point, an effort should Idtas, but NBC vetoed them. So "That's the trouble with you Las Vegas but turned it do". be made to clarify the very they reached an impasse, and guys," Gleason roared. "I've Askec why lv turned down such confused Gleason television unless there isasudden change, been drinking booze for years. an astounding offer, Gleason situation. As far as Jackie Jackie sill be a non-paid I'm responded, "You can't make fine." knows, he's Still under contract performer at leisure by the end He's also the trimmest he's any money. You know how to CBS, and will continue to get of this week. much Is left after taxes?" t2en in years paid from that network through Up to this moment, Jacbie Gleason not only knocked off He had one reservation-11 his appearance on the Hope has not been inclined to rush the weight, but he's also shed Hope played with him. "I'd do It show. "I think," Gleason back to work since he's been wile No. 2. He's still living in with a guy like Hope for the volunteered, "my CBS contract collecting that fat fee (Torn Miami, wants to continue any fun." Cose/1 Hosts Sinatra Concert J Being The -- FEATURING - KARL WALLENDA'S 100 FT. SUPER SKY-WALK FROM TOP OF THE T-SoWj TO THE TOP OF TINKER FIELD . ___ ____ - - ___ PLUS ... 20 BIG ACTS 2½ HR. SHOW Al uiii.Ei UiiiiiüU FRI., OCT. 4TH AT 4 P.M.- 8 P.M. SAT., OCT. AT 10A.M. 2 P.M. 5TH - SUN., OCT. 6TH AT 1 P.M. 5 P.M. ADVANCE TICKET PRICES - 8P.M. of whom we ____ _________ -• -I--- 2401 French Ave. Ph. 322-6711 6 A. M. Ti I 2 P.M. STEAKS -SANDWICHES - SALADS v YW Beginning Oct. 15th 4 e Will Be Open 5 P.M. i'll 10 P.M. 4 For Your Dining Pleasure DINNERSPECIAL REAL ITALIANSPAGHETTI " 1AA AAA*.1hAI osed All Day e nesday * - - T'T"3 CROSBY FOR SFECIAL - HOPE ________ . 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It's one of those Fitch?" songs that need putting over "No." "Good song. I often sing it in witli gestures." Illy bath." If nonsense, such as the above, doesn't turn you on, then P. G. Wodehouse probably Isn't your cup of tea, But his fans, and they are legion, thrive on C this sort of thing and buy each ..novel fully confident that It will be studded with plenty of inane — but funny —. exchanges such ----as the above, "Bachelors Anonymous" doesn't fail in this : respect - "Joe gave him an admiring look, Its effect, of JuI.__JiiI JaN JIM JIll llI HEMONEW MOONS .. '., BUDGET OtIS neservalions 8353265 ••' _r ____ ' - : & Ham Serving Breakfast __________________ 1 9'15 Waffles - • . - b4NA URN6R ___ -- i--- - "to," \ 1890 — __ HOROSCOPE - ------ - - - ATIM4 "411 r LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. . ________ -- For Saturday, October 5, 1974 Served 11:30 am. lii 2;30 pm. -- Head Of Alfredo Garcia" (R) e w" 1 LUNCHEON $ SPECIAL - - - "MELINDA" - ' ." JJIJ a A • '. -..4 _ - ' 'j - ' SAT. and SUN. ONLY -F -- IN DU IN ) - 1 %,~ Sanford We Still Have Our....... A . BLACK KARTA FILM urn kelly & cal-vin geria _____________ ByJAMESBACON all thwe crazy thinp is bemuse The Herald Serviceshe must have a wife who coos k Spectacular Theatre Lag fl like Puff Puff. HOLLYWOOD NANA At the Davis (24) Electric 10:30 (35) News Howard the borne, th Company CoeeflwWbe ey always have three (24) Mete Hawaii MCat cm NAMONOW (3$) Movie 11:00 (6.9) N ews Frank Sinatra'a li ve ABC-TV shakers on the table salt, M o (44) Movie (3$) The Prisoner concert in Madison Square pepper and bicarbonate. 2:30(24) Vibrations (44) Night Gallery Garden on October 13. Howard Encore 11:13 (2.8) News was asked if he didn't think It 3:00 (6) Adventure 11:30 (44) Rock Concert SAT. 8 SUN AT Unusual that he, asportscasteg, Theatre (6,9) Movie 3:30 (24) America Be Fit was chosen tO introd uce Fr,jt 11:43(2) Rock Concert 4:00.7:00-9:15 j (6) Adventure (I) It Takes a "Not at all," declared Th..ue ThIef Supermoush. "Would Mr. (33) Mai le 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro Sinatra be expected to drink ' 3:43 (24) Living Better 1:13 (2) ThrIller beer when he could have 4:00 (24) Lllas, Yogis (9) All Night And You P'&' " Movies There was a time when Frank drank beer in his Tommy Dorsey days but Buddy Rich, a longtime pal and sparring partner, will be on hand for the concert. What does one thing have to do with the other? Read on, fans. By CARROLL RIGHTER Once when Buddy's frantic drumming practically drowned GENERAL TENDENCIES: You can now use your mind to out Frank's romantic crooning full capacity and are able to figure out whatever problems face In the Dorsey day, Frank You In a logical manner. A good day to bring to the attention of hurled u beer bottle atj,jcIy. other1 your falisJthts alert tonewideas. Buddy never played loud on ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) A fine day to work out new Frank's solos aiter that. arrangements with allies. Communicate with out.of4owners for "A lot of beer has flowed new ideas. Show that you have wisdom, under the bridge," Buddy TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) Concentrate on whatever will I recalls of those days. "Toay, give you a chance to increase your present income. Consult with a I'm franker than Frank and financial expert for advice, he's richer than Rich." GEMINI i May 21 to June 21) Improve your appearance so When Buddy organized his that you can make a good Impression on others. Try to attend as big band a few years back, his many social affairs as you can. big financial backer was :. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Nov you know what Sinatra. you want to do in future, so make plans quietly and Strive to gain • woild w;do pcti,rs' prsici'its your aims. Show that you have finesse. David Merrick, soon to hit LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Try to see as many friends is you Broadway with "Mack and canandletthen help) ou gain your fondest ajms, Attend ,many Mabel,"isvery happy with his grcupa affairs as possible. VIRGO ( Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can now straighten out a other couple, "Jay and Daisy." Merrick produced "The btzine ,robiczn that has been a source of wutry to YOU for some Great GaLsby" and he wants time. Attend the social tonight. UBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Once you have finished routine the world to know it is in the black and rising. In duties, it would be wise to look into new 1vities that could add to bookkeeping terms, black is no your income. Engage In hobbies. death color and 'Merrick is 2 '. N' ?'' !" In kt'rn any nrni ___________ .a .'----- —'i--...• you have made to others. Much romantic happiness is planetartly who predicted that "Gatstiy" I possible in tie evening. . would die at the boxoffice. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Yo'jr associates have the power of the planets, so follow along with their ideas for best Johnny Weisamuller, most results. Relax at home tonigig famous of the screen Tarsans ('ft.PR!COHN iDec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make longraiig plans for the 1ut're that increase your sbunda,ice. Take health and aLco one of the greatest swim ciiamps of all time, Is now treamer.t:. R1axat1cm lii the keynote. I , L . ______ _____ Ph. 323.1910 - be seen to two TV work he does in that city, after CBS. He will 0111193 ____ House of Steak Holiday Isle Complex crftiIzIng costly research and development of breeder By James because she was a statuesque Dick reactors which produce both Clark and Meredith home in a chartered small The Herald Services beauty with sex appeal. MacRae as host and hostess, plane part of the way. The energy and nuclear fuel. The The pageant was aired on "Aggressive Presidentc, Bob Hope taped a segment of stewardess was a nun who HOLLYWOOD NANA-You Wide World of Enter. the show at Permissive Congresses and a think you the dress rehearsal asked: "Coff, tea or holy got troubles with the tatet on October 2, with long series of successive We had an Interesting flight water." crises high cost of living? have all contributed to the erosion of the structure of the Jerry Rosenthal, the lawyer Marty told this to a priest divided powers-. bedrock of who must pay 122.8 million . passenger and had him in GEORGE BFAIj, our constitutional system of damages to Doris Day, hasn't stitches. 1 • "They were motivated by a government." got It-or anything near it. desire for Power. -Excerpt from a report by a That's more po The priest was a little netThat intelligence comes from special Senate committee corrupting than money." vous about flying, especially -US. attorney George Beall currently studying curbs of the a close friend of his former wife when I told him that the plane who says that Rosentha had to of Baltimore discussing the Chief Executive's powers, had 33 Japanese kill marks "When I finally got her off the sell his Malibu home to help pay Watergate defendants, from World War II on the fuselage. He didn't like It when "Letting J00 sorry GIs come beach at a picnic in Maine, the legal expenses in the five-year pr ospects of her getting here case. back can't affect America's pr they played "Nearer My God to ..;..: .: war machine. Anyway, saying and properly presentable for -... Thee" over the intercom. Undertand Ross Hunter, Ills extremely impressive ano 'no' to war-making Is the big therRonthalclientjsalw j It was a luncheon fl ight . We Id" in the wnr!l these days so gatIlerjfl, seemed im• preparing to sue liiiii. ____________________________ ix.si he." jf L.." ' _____________ buzzed a McDonald's in were we so wrong?" Allentown, Pa. Only kidding, it -Vice President Nelson -American draft resister Binghamton wrap-up: The discussing was a fun flight. Marty even his Wife who fled to Sweden comeRockefeller judgespicked a real winner in happy's pro blems get ________________________ took up a collection for the ti meriting on l'resldent Ford's ng to the Miss World-USA contest in _______________________________________________ Washington, D.c. priest's parish. Got him 13 intime for his proposal of amnesty. Miss Florida, 20-year-old Terry IlomnluutIou, which the priest said was "We need a gun which will Ann Browning of Daytona _________________ biggest one he had seen all make a guy immobile for 45 Beach. year. minutes until we can get him the station house. But there's no - . Funny thing about these Telly Savlas signed with contests, the men like Marty such weapon." . k Snuff Garrett's music company Allen, Michael Haynes, and I, ____________________________________________________ -New York City Police -. . a and his first album is out. It's Al vo d te for *Department firearms expert the most sex apvery sexy, reminiscent of The peal. Quite a few of the girls we commenting on some police -:•. Continental. Remember him In _____________________ voted for didn't make the finals. departments issuing Illegal the early days of TV? "dumdum" type bullets to Women judges go for a dir. officers. I r-• Telly, the sex symbol for the ferent girl entirely-the "In Russia students are _________ ___________ Fuzzeverywhere,wi!lnextdoa mod el-lik e type, all taught fake history, tut it's •: medley of the songs from 1 pa history nonetheless. They learn "Hair." about important events, even if JOINS Miss Florida thereby won MRS. ROCKEFELLER those events are pushed on Kojak was up to see his friend Bob Hope, left, joins his "Road" buddy fling Crosby on them from the Soviet point of __________________ theFrank Sinatra perform at musical-comedy special "Ring Crosby and His view. ..However, here in the Friends" Caesars Palace. I asked Telly if Wednesday at 9 p.m., on CBS-TV. United Sates, students just ______________________________________________________ he learned anything from don't know history-ANY Frank. history, from ANY point of PWECIPLSEY EHVOLCDMR Answe, to Pry,ou Puzzle view." "Yes," said Tell)'. "When you DFAHCTIHEVALCBOECST -Poet Joseph Brodsky. to to a Frank Sinatra show you I "Ihave(oundsuccesswasn't N CDPBOWLHCT I HF LAHH I better double check your U ACROSS ..9Molt1Cdhrke as much fun as it was cracked r 0 I Female hone 400rdinance(ab reserva tion." E LN BSW0 1"1 S S.jddle N 0 T S. L R R c c E M 41 Bridle part up to be. It almost cracked me PMTIA cushions 42 1,raing f1X)fll up. It was two years or awful r B 0 E 11 0 T B B F W F W L H K E ft E B Monty Hall, who won the TV 9 hone 45 Anger iE ____ ____ cmanti Iiearingorgan Personality Award at the T ST t2Nor,egod 49Haten KVBBCCATE10LI£NIAPE -Country & Western Personal Managers dinner, 13 Respond 50 Fortitude 0 superstar Lynn Anderson conr ctly I 53 Harem nxzn desaibed emcee Pat Buttramn's C E D 0 I T A C U B G C N N A H N S ft A _____ l4 Short sieep 54 Wasotnered during an Interview discussing de li very pace as somewhat 15 Rac,4xr*e S5SkytltaI. I H N C W F I G U ft K U G E H R Y H H her 24-mouth road tour. Valuim and Seconal. witIout a t1rng r "It's becoming incrtaslngly mount 57S1.aiuteta R I E W C) L II H 0 B 0 W R N S B £ A 1 3OSoniUoro* 17 I&st 5$ Plant wuic apparentthatthefast.ber Burt Reynolda, who came I$Summei'(Fri 32' f= ated ATBAPE!WEWOAAEPBNMT reactor program is 0 (dud). wi th Dinah Shore, wbñ the l0Nobk'rnin 19E-u DOWN 35 If ww's I Pkno(Ut II Fencing sword 20 Name This spectacular 159 per cent movie award for "The Longest C A 1 8 P A N N R V U W N L EM A K C l6 Bridle Mrap I6Apptoprsate 22 [lei 2EMranct cost overrun would even make Yard." 3(j 2i(;rCnIand Z3Soa fl 3$Scaryword CA E B OWD 0 E 0 B NW E 1 ft S H F..k,rno honeback 2t Was killed T 9 Breakwater 22Beill 27 Estates 4Marinets 41 11ravy impact v v a a n # n iw es im w a sp - Confusing Even Jackie FRIDAY a few of the generals at the Friday, Oct. 4, 1974-513. AXAMMMMMAN Pay people E Laviyer Can It ctress Doris Day Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Presents Nightly The Turk Coury Show 'I WW bc, '..--..s.. :i-- ¶af the fact that they were talking onthcteleplione" - norinthat Other hallmark of WodehoLle novels, the incredibly cornplicated plot th-rtseem as if it -' - - A Song or Everyone. 12 pieces of chicken Do, 't Mist Pit,t baked bens - �-:: - .-: - -- --: - -_ - _-'-''_ ÔB-EveningHerald, Sanford, FL _ -, ,---_ :' - - __--_- '- _ _•-. ---". . - _ ' qal Notice .- Legal NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing wift be held at the Cornmlssio Room In Me City Hill In tiw City 19 Sanford. Florida, it 700 o'clock P.M. on October 20. 1071. to consider the annex ation f property described as followi SCHEDULE I The S' of the NW'.. of Section 1, T(*fl%hp70S, Pange31E. ¶emtt,te County. Florida; LESS the N 629 It thereof. Said property as presently toned Ml (Industrial) District, anti The N 3303 It of the 5600 It of the W ft Of the N" of the PiW'.. of Section?, Township 705, Range 3W, Seminole County, Florida. Said Property is presently zoned MIA (Light Industrial) District, and Lots 1 through 6. Inclusive. (Lets the W 73 H of Lots) ani 2) 81k 3, Flora Heghts. according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Phi Book 3. Page 19 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Ftoida, Said property is presently Zoned P-i (Single Family Residential) District. and From the SW corner of the NW'-. of Section?. Township 205, Range 31E. tt'tncc N dQree's 59' 1" E ( snail t tr lULl. t CL dri 36" W. 350.4$ ft; N 00 degrees 39' 12" E, 74M56ft; 500 degrees 17' I?" E, 333.46 It, 5 19 degrees $9' 12" W. 2,M7.lUfttolhePOB, and containing 20,117 Acres of land, more or less. Said propertyls presently zoned Ml (Industrial) District, (( i , All parties In Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. this 23rd day of September. 1971. H.N. Tarnm. Jr. City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida Publish: Sept. 27 and Oct. 1, IT. ii and 25. 1971. DEF .150 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIII I. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION NO. Cl 74.1w.0 INSTITUTION FOR LYNN SAVINGS, a Massachusetts Car. poratlon. Plaintiff, 'IS. BRUCE MICHAEL SAUNDERS and BETSY J. SAUNDERS. his wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION BRUCE MICHAEL SAUN. TO: DERS and BETSY J. SAUNDERS, his wIlt In Surrey Heights Westland. Mlcnloan Notice Is hereby QIVCfl that a Public Hearing will be held at the Cornrnlflion Room in IP.eCity Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida. LI 700 o'clock P.M. on October 20. 1974. to consider the annexation of property describeø as follows EXHIBIT A Those certain Tracts of land lying between 201h Street and Country Club Road acquired by the Atlantic Land and Improvement Company from Frank 1, Woodruff. Jr., it ii., by deed dated July 17. 1950. which deed l recorded in Deed Book 116, Page 763 of the public ric"rd% of Seminole County. Florida; said tracts of land being bounded on the west by Southwest Road and on the east by the vacated right of way of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company; said tracts of land in cluding, but not limited to, that portion of Block A. MM. Smith's Revision of his Second Subdivision, Plat Book 1. Page 101, said public records, lying south of 20th Street and west of said vacated right ofway owned by Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company: Saving and Excepting, however. a parcel of land conveyed by the Atlantic Land and Improvement Company to Laura K. Jackson by deed dated June 23, WhChced 5t c0t'd 46 F', 7, %.i.J rerth and a parcel of land conveyed by the Atlantic Land and improvement Company to CCC Realty. Inc., by deed dated January 25. 1974, whiCh deed is recorded in Deed Book 1000, Page 1419, said public records; Together, With 701h Street, Coistry Club Road. Lake Mary Road, Southwest Road. Roosevelt Avenue. Mulberry Avenue the unnamed platted and Street between these last two namtd ve,ue%, all south of 70th Street and north of Country Club Ro3d: Also, Those certain strips of land lying between said 20th Street and Country Club Road acquired by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company (Seabnard Co'%t Line Railroad Company) from the Atlantic Land and Improvement Company by deed dated 7'Y 1. which deed Is recorded in Deed Book 11, Page 419. said public records and that certain parcel of land acquired by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company (Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company) from Jerutha Curry, ci vir., by deed dated August 2), 1050, recorded in Deed Book 143. Page 775. Said property is presently toned Ml (Industrial) District. All parties In interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of San ford. Florida, this 73rd day of September. 1971. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk of tie City of Sanford, Florida Publish Sept. 27. 8. Oct. A. Ii, ii. 2$ 1171 oEF-15 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that lfl NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING actiontster.cke.a mortgag.on the TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION following property - f4, Sen 111011, County. Not Is hereby given that ' Lot 0, Block 23, NORTH Public Hearing will be held at the ORLANDO, FIRST ADDITION, CornmlssionRoom in the City Hall in according to the Plot thereof as the City of Sanford. Flor ida. at 7:00 rcarded in Plot Book 12. Pages 23 o'clock P.M. ott October 70, 1971, to and 24, Public Records of Seminole Consider the annexation of pioperty County. Florili described as tollowi: SCHEDULEA has been filed against you and you That portion of the SW14 of the are requited to serve copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on SE'. of Secti, 11, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, lying North of JULIUS C. PETRUSKA, Plaintiff's the Old Orlando Road (less the F attorney, whose address is 33 East feet thereof); and the SE4 Of the Robinsan Street, Orlando. Florida SW'... of Section 11, Township 20 23101, on or before October 20. 1974 South. Rar.ge30 East; arid beginning and Ills the or lginst with the Clerk of 41331w1 F and 1010.11 feet Nof the this Court sithe before see'vke on 3th*ttt Corner of Section the PlaIntiff's attorney or ImTownship 20 South, Range 30 East. mediately nt.r.elter, otherwise a run N 10 degrees 53' E 321.2 feet. defauit will be entered against you thitSCI S 72 degrees 75' E 331.0 flit, for the relief demanded in the thence S 13 degrees 30' E 720.6 feet, Complaint, thnceStoapoint 219.91e? Not the S line of said section. thence E 150 WITNESS my hand and the seat of feet to the C line of the SW'4 of the tttt Court, this 24th day of Sep SW'4 of s,aid siction. thence N to the tcmbir. 1974. NE corner of said SW'... of SW'-.. (SEAL) thence W to a point Pd of the point of Arthur H. Beckwiffi. Jr. beginning, thence S to flit pOlut of Clerk of the Circuit Court beginning flits the right of way of By; Cecelia V. E'n State Road Pea. 158. Pition ci Deputy Chit Publish Sept. 278. Oct. 1, ii, ii. 1974 said property are presently Zoned C. 2 (Commercial) District, Al DEF.14$ (Agricultural) District, and R-%A Family Residential) (SIrgIe NOTICE District . NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County. Florda, nil, the 79th day of Oc tober, 1974, at nr as soon thereafter as possible, consider en.t.tment of the followmg oxolnarce. An ordinance relating to Seminole County. Florida; providing for comprehensive animal control; povlding that the dininte shall be app..led and en lorcedinallunlncorporatedareasof Seminole County and In all '1' corporated areas of Seminole County which shsll repeal all in ccnsisteldmunicip.tord,noncesand xcvte an agreement for the ad' ministration of said ordinance; providing title and definitions; prohibiting animal cruelty. propuibtting the running of animals at large; prohibiting animal nvisan ce$;regulatingfemaiedogjandc.a's . heel; providing for the con of fierce, dangerous and vicious animals; providing for d4spciiaI of liera. dangerous victoutinimilt; C ontrol Board; requiring rabies vaccination; requiring animal license tags;settingforThondition% for fsuance of animal license lags, Setting forth the duration of animal liCnSt tags: setting forth the cost of animal license tags; regulating commercial and non commercial e'ir'rfS; reot.lrlr, licnr,s.s c:'r!-rr-rr(.41 , L-!,,,, rLr - rotubitthg nuisances In or itiOvi - - ied Ads Don't Cost, They Paye Legal Classif NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 'TOCONSIOER ANNEXATION - Friday, Oct. 4,974 Friday, Oct. 4,1974-7B Eveni'IgHerald, Sanford, Fl. . -- . All parfles In Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of theCityof Sanford. FlOrida. thiS j.)ro day (i t cptember. 1971. H.N. Timm, Jr. City Clerk Of the City of Sanford, Florida Publish : Sept. 77 and Oct. A . It, 1$ and 25. 971 OCr-IS? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cut. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NUMBER 6770 ESTATE OF RUTH F. x Deceased NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All p.rsnrs are hereLy notified thai the ur.Cecslgiwd as Executrix of said estate. tiM completed the ad rri5trat-i !hml ar.J will lie Said court her final report and ap plicatlon for discharge October 20, 1974, Ob4t'1irit thereto, if any ShOuld be duty filed After filing proof of publication showing thiS notice been publithid a week for four cc.nsecutirp weexs. the .W.q f4 L' '-.1-1 mr..rt the order.ng ci d,s1rib'jtio f and ..:u, - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 74.132$•D In the Matter: Of the Adoption SCOTT CLIFTON BORUM and EUGENE FORREST BORUM NOTICE OF ACTION TO John Clifton forum (no known address) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for the Adoption of SCOTT CLIFTON BORUM and FIJIENE FORREST BORUM has been filed in the above atyiCd Court and you, as their natural tither, are required t serve a copy 01 your written defenses, if any, to it on City E. Massey. Esquire, Law Offices of Gary E. Massey, 616 E. Altamonte Avenue. Suite 207, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. and file the original with the Clerk 01 the above Styled Court on or before October 21st. 1971; otherwise a judgment may be en'ered against - WANT AD 31 Apartments Rent Furnished Care SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL 373 5049 INFORMATION AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd Will baby Sit ill Sunland home. 373 6442 SMALL ACREAGE - With older 3b.droOmtOmeOfl paved DIAL - Seminole 32 In my home. ___ ____ Winter Houses Rent Unfurnished 323 5378 322-2611 Park- 9 Good Things to Eat Bedrooms. 1 bath. Adults. 1 teen, 3 no pets. 2621 Elm, Sanford. $175, security. 020.6956. _________________________ Department Hours I thru S times .......40C a line Help Wanted 18 6 thru 2itimes ....... 3Cca line 26 times - MANAGER, Drug store e x perience. tew discount drug st or e Ex cellent company benefitS. Salary commensurate with experience. Reply 10 113* 551. car o of The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657. 23c i line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Announcements piIty3fl 1301 2610 HiaWaIha.v'. ii 17 9.2 1-Card Sanford, FIa., 32771. of Thanks Do sor.set'ng int eres ting this fall, and earn money too. Be an Avon 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries * They're Hot!" * 4-Personals S-Lost and Found s-Child Care 7-Motels . Hotels 6353 or 377 L970, 0--Eating Places Insulation Installers needed. Good emp loyment for ambitious mars 9-Good Things to Eat Fringe benefits. Chauffeur's litt%C required Experienced only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive, Altamonte Springs. off Charlotte t. S 8. K Warehouse. 40-Do It Yourself fl-Instructions Travel & Recreation Part Time Janitor, About 3 Hours Day. Polygraph 13-Travel Agencies 14-Ca IS-Action Sports Employment "IP" IUIIlil .-. Men 's Shop, inventory and fixtures. $20,000. All na me brand mer. chandlse. Good lease available. Excellent location, on fast growing Hwy. 431. O wners have other Int er ests. 162 1555 or $62- 18-Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted Financial 24-Business Opportunities Iii VJUIIU U 26--insurance Opportunities 77- Investment Opportunities - icre:3e your inorne 10 14 pc? 157.000 ruIn ) Marvin P. Cianman, (Bond, Mort Broker) 2601 Mohawk ir., Mad. Free into 44$ 1042 (24 hr-s.). Rentals - 2-Rooms for Rent 30.-Apartments Rent Unfurnished )on't ritedsl" Serve a utetui purpbse Again when you sell them with • -clasified ad from the Herald Call us today t Dant delay! Just dial 327 2611 or $3). 9993 To place your ow cos t want 31-AartmentsR.nt Furnished 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Ran? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'HE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 73-99 Estate of THE KLA A. FRANKE deceased. NOTICEQFFINALREPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notified that the undersigned as Administratcw o said estate, has completed the administration thereof and has filed itt said court its (nil report and applicat ion for discharge Objections thereto, I any. Should be duly filed. After fiIng proof of publfralion showing this notice has been published once a week for tour Consecutive wile the ..aitq )I approval Of sad repo.t arid the ordering of distributIon of said estate will come beføre the Property For Rent 37-BIISIIWU Property For Rent £7 Room, Private bath, private en. trance. Air conditioned, no cooking, 3776500. 3$-Wanted to Rent Real Estate Need someone to ihare 3 bedroom hous*. Split expenses. Call bitween 5 - 10 and I): p.m. 3730165. 40-Condominiums Sale 42-Mobile Homes 41 Houses for 30 Sib') Month with option. Ph. 1-29) 6135. Deilona ill op tion to buy. I bedroom, glassed In porth, air and heat, WW, fully draped, refrigerat or , stove. FHA. 2nd mortgage available. Security depost I . Stenstrom wall carpet. cvapis, air cc ditioning. Adults no pcI Reference. 377 6241. Duplex, 2 bedroom, air conditlorti adultS pr eferred. 3fl 6620 or 3 ---.5-- -. - -- . . 34, Mobile Homes Rent - -- ...... Er.loy beautiful WekIva River renting a mobile home at CA? SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcot _321-4170. bedroom. i', oain, with tar screen room. ApplIances, carpet drapes Included. Unfurnishe Immediate occupancy. Adi section of Lake Kathryn estali ve. une or two aauizs oniy. ii 322274$. 7 /.'.iyf,uir $21,000 C_i Need ANew House? , 10 I year old borne. 3 Ledroom'., I' t,.u!tis, carj.-t. (I-,:!,! I-'' ar Take Over nuorlVau at I Pd payments, sio. Jim Hunt Realty 831.4039 or 628.2162 Newly renovated, 2 forms, family room, kitchen eouippad. Carpel. $7.000 down $1$.OmontIily. 372 21 Hour Service Call 327 7191 LAKE MARY Builder has new 3 bedroom. 2 bath home ready for immediate occupanc-y. Located on So. Ruskin Street, near Lake Mary School, on larOewoocled lot OnIy126 450 With 7 1 : Pc?. assumable mortgage. Phone 305799.2O3o days or$;$ 7407 iYfllAQs. Y'_ f" ' -- " .. , --= I •: 4 , Hest - . - .-. ry- SANFORD 323-7900 lot selection now available in .Sanford 's finest family park. Come out today and reserve your choice lot. Dishwashers *Drapes r 1 bedroOm duplex apartment: urnistsed or unfurnished. a wimmisig pool. 4220 S. Odin Ir. 323 fl'nt Prop.arty SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 323-7070 47-RulEstal. Wanted Condominiums kitchen equipped. air moo neA Call ow ner Deltona (305) 571 101 ner's health requires iry.mediat I.a)e of this especially nice 2 UI ondomninium in the finest Sanfor ocatlon. P4ev. furniture an .apvdes Inr ougnout. Make you ffc'r , c*sh, terms. or trade We' It-alI * 43ENEVA GARDENS * I ogle story studio, 1. 7, arid :allbart Real Estate ledroomS In Si"sord $ 160 mor .ncludlng electricity 3 23 11 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WAN TED indicate a preference based on age from cm p)oyers covered by the WAREHOUSE ith or-without off Ices on SR A6 at A. any sIte. We are wheeling at dealing to come see us or ca ll 32 0061. I ''SANFORD I I " $ bedroom apartments. Po clubhouse, carpeting. drapt kitchen equipped, central heat a air. 'Aonthty rentals from $1'2. 372 7090. 1505 W. 25th St., Sant..' miles Past .., '\ ori'7è2. CARRIAGE (Cl Orlando 834-2299 F ceptionally large 2 bedrooms, )ath, fully equipped kitche :arpet. dr apes 323 9033 Two bedroom a pa rtments. $l60 and uc, rRAPIKLIN ARMS APTS 1)70 FlorIda Ave. I 0 0 1 411 23*0 Rirtgewood school SANFORD. FLA. Piwiti ,,uit,.0 rviI, - Furnished Furnished 1 Bedroom Apartment. 7300 Melloriylile. After 5P.M. C) t-ed,00m rnOt,11n home, 8' x IS mnc,nth Paola Area, 313 16 71 (let 6. A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES $ t,,.O.i GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3.001 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5200 Large Pjcnc Ar ea , Basketball end Tennis Courts, Initial Recreational Fe - $SAVE MONEY$ I Bamboo Cove Apartments I Pr'ald NO CLOSING ,,,.,,....,., ., - . w CONVEITIONAL FINANCING FROMI PERCENT Located 4 o 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford. Sales office open Mon.-Fri: 9-6, Sat. & Sun, 1-6 Dial 322-9721 -- 7 . - S ACRE NEW MEXICO RANCHETTE 51.500 or iginal investment May assumed by making one payme of S14 Ii and a balance of 57.96$ at 9 pct. interest Just off I terstate IS. genlle rolling a trees, good tnrtinq, fishing a skiing nearby Call Don colic 6.07 757 0305 32? 73)5. _______ -t -. - - ttD1 .ft I $50 1973 Continental Mark IV. Load. local one owner. Safe guard plan 17.000 miIø All Contlnenuat featur es Including leather In tenor. Extra Sharp. Pric ed to sill * DOWn 377 4141 Dealer. (WITH GOOD CREDIT) - ______________________________ Dachshund minatures Rid COMPLETE MOTOR HOME MIl;J; AKC o us also black and SERVICE CENTER Special on Mil, $65 For Sale ,'!l,.O Ct- h uahuas i- % n r; c'm rutos, ,, • r con r rj t diloners. Call Floyd Fic.werx, Boarding kennels. 322-5752. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Southern RV Serv ic es, 373- 9020 BUY-SELL_TRADE nn CHFR'S Ke el Pups, studs, AKC. Ill )lSE. First St. 3725677 Toy 8 Mini roodles all colors, 1971 Coleman Camper. 7 full beds opens to 1$'. Good condition Cost Can't put the car in the gara ge . en Cocker . Mini 1. Large no longer needed items with a 0achihund, Shlh Tiu, Toy Collie. classified ad in the Ev ening Mini Schnauzer, Vort.ie, Boston Terrier, 30 pups art display, we buy Herald. Dial 372 2611 or $31 9993 to Motorcycles 78 place yours Pups, financIng, shots, auaran n, Any - 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, just rebuilt. New transmission. Best cffer. 323 ;371. Car -- INS Toyota. Automr.it,c 2Door. Hgrdlup Set 2SO4 Poinsettia Ave ,aser. ,TU, %.III GIGANTIC FLEET SALE I 1974 AMC GREMLINS tin ;.r - 1968 Mustar. iistbjCk. Ike new, loa ded 1 9 Mustang coupe, Beautiful, one owner, loaded. 17 074'Saflland 6451415 miles. $lSOOequlty takeover, 323-3632 Pets and Supplies 65 Buys 1914 LTD, small equity or trade ar take Over pSymentS 373 1621 1969 Winnebago. )0000 ___________ '', Automatic Transmission, Factory Air, Power Stee ri ng, Luggage Racks, White Side Walls, Rally Stripes. Come In Early For Best Selection, Open Sunday ito 6 Only'2888 oI. 1973 CORVETTE AC, Loaded $5995 slajaowl, and takeover Payments. 372 0691. 1973 MUSTANG MACH I '2695 $3495 HONDA OF ORLANDO CLEARANCE SALE 1802 Edgewater Ill 86.11 1972 JAVELIN, Loaded '2695 1972 CHEVY Cheyenne PU, Loaded FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Applianc es air cond. freezers refrig. step ladders - wire etc. Gormly's E. .16, Sanford 32) 4133, All shots, good children's W. Show quality. 57$ and uo. Exceptionally beautiful Wadding Gown, Headpiec e and Veil. Size 9. Call 372 2318 alter i VUK RENT AIR CONDITIONER.) year old GE, 21.000 BTU, auto thermosti, new compressor. $250 firm. 373-4976 aft er 6. Doberman Male,? Years Old Pr ot ection Trained, 1500 365-611.) MoforcpcIe Insurance fl AIR AfPJfV 365 6114 FY ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. CALL SPECIAL: Baby bed, $10; Antique Buffet, $40 D&J Curiosity Shop 1701 W 1st St. 1 6 p m DAILY. PLASTIC PIPE, approx. 4300 It. 14 round. SO PSI, round black polyttieihylene pipe. 323-3717 alter 3:30 or week ends. Trailers raoio, green. (lOod Condition $11 700. 031-7032. BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Beautiful Rug, ti'x12' with Pad Sculptur ed Pattern. $10 68 Tropical fish tanks. One 2O Gal. with stand; one IS gal. complete with accessories for both. Mout on IamL. coat, excel. cond., size 16. 323 7603. truCl(sancl 1973 GREMLIN X Loaded with 10,297 Mi. Intern ationa l - '. ton, 4 wheel drive, " Wanted to Buy -- I 80 80 Autos for Sale 1971 C on tinental Mark IV, limited edition silver luxury group. AM. I FM steno with tape, red leather interior . 3,000 miles local. One s.xf. iuitxrrf .iAr?rl$s 24"x4". $6.50 EACH - er a _______ MAITII1ND FLEA MART '1775 1972 JAVELIN, Loaded '2695 1973 HORNET 4 Dr., 6,964 Miles, Loaded '2795 $3495 $4995 1969 CORVETTE 1973 240 Z, Loaded 1971 JAVELIN, Loaded '1995 1974 TRANS-AM PONTIAC enjioe, gooa tires a transm ISSio NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY 1972 AMBASSADOR For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 100) it em s. FAMOUS PE°RODUCT:ONS TT'xcel,aneotIs. CIl for 30 pc?. consignments. Free pick ups. Auction Sat. nigh t at 7 p.m. Call 3272270 Th is I S Show Pieci, Bautjful Tra ns -Am Blue In Color, Automatic PS, Factory Air, Rally Wheels, AM-FM Stereo with Tape Deck, Electric Windows. group, power oraxes. raoio. red, tires, one owner. Sharp car. 3 I 0111X~;~ v - 1 111 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pric es paid used, any condition 641 0176. WInter !ark,, - . Wrought iron twin beds, springs and mattress, excellent condit ion. $40 each. Small Fnigerdaire, 135. Montgomery Ward air con ditioner, like new, 6000 BTU r uns on 110 volts, hills own thermostat, 173 * BUY HERE * 69 1 MILE Jay £ Gee Avto Sales Stamps-Coins £174110 EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Sing le or Bulk. SEMI NOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St, 3234)52. Classified'ac,s do a lob that can be done no other way. Call Ifl Couch 77" Scotcttgard, $150. Autumn hate mink stole. like new . $750. 323 9024. I' FurnIture and household 9(K (is. Fri..Sa$.,95 11 Concord 0r DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE ___ _______ -. -.-- - - Singer * t Hwy 44 West, Sanford 373 5670 . Household Goods ____________________________ * * AUCTIOn Open daily 105 for consignments or sa les off the floor. We also buy estates. Ever y Sat Night? p m West 1st St. (H wy 16) Sanf or d Consignments Welcome Open Daily lOTilS ' GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's oe-st mcdii, WindS In hln. Fully automatic Pay $ymf%Ts ' biiii,eace, al isa or Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning * Public Auction * Home Improvements cntral Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 377. 1771 STAN'S AUCTION 322 9719 mar rQ in bobbin, ?IQ za'i Jfld 2 needle ps;iion. Like new c ondition, solid new Icy UP, balance of 543 cash or S payments of 110. New warranty Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 7AEaW 1st St., Sanford 3779111 Eves M. It 46,, __________ _____ ----- ______ -- - A pp pp liances PUBLIC AUCTION Siturday, Oct 5.1P.M. We are loaded with some extra fine furniture, Color TV5, Antiques. PiriiaI Iiting' 3 piece Chip pendale bedroom suite; Oak roll top desk; China cabinets; Dining room w iles, Secretary desk; Round oak ta ble; Breakfront. Walnut chest; Living room suite; Lots of nice miscellaneous arid more furniture too numerous to mention. If you're looking for finer furniture, don't miss this auction. All day Saturday for Inspection, F c,l Line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2572 Park Drive, 377 1562 PressureCleaning -- Mnot_nced"_5cr,._a Beauty Care Truck Rentals Useful purpose again when You Sell them *10 0 classified ad from the Call us tocThy' Don't Ul'lay' Just dial 372 2611 or •I ? 1 To place ,)ur 10'.% Cos, RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vans to 0-c-sri Tr.ic?rt 1 day I year 323 5)10 Land C oaring A Small clasti'ied ad brings bin returns Try ore cd sce Call 31? 76)1 or 8)1 9993 c- 4 eriid ,",.ur! TOWER'S BEAUTY SALOPI tlormerly Hirritt' Beauty NooMi 319 U P ine 322 5742 _- Carpentry :7:9719 SOC to be held 4Cu Ft Refrigerator Ideal For Off ice, S65 fl7O2Ol after d at STAN'S AUCTION (Ivy 46. i mile-ueaslof I 4 Sanford, Fla. noes, Hotpolnt and Tappan, Xlced right, Financing available ltf, no down payment Dick's kppllances, 3227631. - Cut glass, custard glass, pressed glasS, Cherry drop leaf table. olddolls, Ken. lamps, Avon bottles. Oriental rugs. German wall clock. gingerbreau clock. Gateleg table, Vict or ian table's, bedroom suites, dining room suites. IS' CampersleepS 4, stove and ref Lots "w too numerous to mention. S HWY 17 92, SANFORD I Sales . ANTIQUE SALE * * NMORE WASHER, parts, rrvice, USCd machine'. )ONLY Al'P h4Cl' 32) C*FI RAGE SA LE. Saturday 786 oadmoor. Lake Mary 377 S21S ning room set, 130. Gas heater, 15. Clothing. M.sc Dp0T .Ai r' ,.... C&A BACKHOE SERVICE VINCENT S CAPPE PT RY interior Trim, Panelng, Custom Carpentry No lQL too small Licensed & bonded MILE. AMERICAN LEGION I Di,IJJ. - - ' In's Concrete & M.iscnry I ilCO(S.patO1&r?r'vs Brick or stont planter Patch repar n..qh 37? u(s) ________________________________ fr. Wall Papering .JClCi,lng. Septic tanks, fill dirt, cjrivev,i'. All k.nd of d-gq.n 37? 327 0)13 or 377 3963 . iAlj LATER Professional Wallpaper Hinqer Lieentrci Prc:df.r!a, ( 1 'f . Painting _______________________________ -_ . -- ...... tst,mates lPatnting and Walipapering No lob too small Quality workmanship Pt, 373 8519 or 371 878'? it - ' .. , regularly. Home Improvements - J ohn's Fix It C all After S pin. Mon Thurs 322 1203 __ -_----- e ii et all tytet. - FALL CLEANING Ktct,('n Bathroom Cabinets, "lmpac" Wa sh & Sara -Klein Counter tops, Sinks Installation Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks available Bud CabelI 377 0052 8. roots Removes mildew, fungus. anytime mud dobbers, wasps 8. spider -webs.377 0397. BUDDY'S !lUNtt IMPROVEMENTS Buy a birqar. o. sell a bargain with Small Jobs Wanted 'n to use and read classified ads' i iuus 'i Iii r.tl 172 2Alt Càlury. Remodeling, Adoituns ,c,r ad Custom Work, Licensed Bonded Free estimate 3736031 For information call Stan Vet Garage-Rummage Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? 197) Dodge Pofara Cus tom, power brakes, power steering, air, Vr; top. Very clean, DayS 32 2 4305. Eves 3fl 0j air conditioned, full power equipment, excellent condition Fully guaranteed. 5)995 Call Dart Pope, 377-1651. Dealer. Mustang City AutosforSale V. •stAl. ..a.aat.. 034 n26 Ask for Pat __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ F TENT CAMPER FOR SALE %)7$, CALL 373-1706 AFTER 5 P.M Rent Blue Lustre Electricc Carpet Shampooer for only St per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE order restaurant. Kuip Realty, Appliances ASSUME PAYMENT 80 - '7 1 Buick LeSabre4 door hardtop, Vacation Sale 'J'VvJiJIeni Properly rroperiy ______________________________ ________________________________ Exclusive, 16.000 with SI 500 down will put you In a thriving short -. .-. UVIII 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE j- II1IIIIIIII1IIIIIIUIU I see us at our big new local:,- Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Stemper Sezi Stemper Realty (rime Av e Brdroums ,-ip,t-i COUNTRY LIVING AutoslorSale 80 It' Winnebago Slide-in pick up camper. Self contained. si.soo, 66$ 3527. - Rockwell table saw with wooden stand 373- 4253 alter I I?' x 40' mobile home, furnished, bdrm, 11 ' baths, carpeted. ctntr ht & air. Flu area. 131 34% PR!CED FROMS35,000 5cm H 1. t6'',' Orlando Clipper, Murry tilt trailer. 1C3 HP Electric Winch $1200. 3 23 -0941. ________________ 1973 Singer Zig-Zag - - Travel Trailers __________________________ - 50 ' 30k 5ti' q 75 Equipment - RTH Like Mary Area . Appliances -, Boats&Marine - 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat. I. Sun. 9.5 020-2920 M')O 5500 0 C Royal, Doulton. Havlland Bavarian china, lead crystal and pressed glass. Dave's Furniture, SGO SanfordAve., 323-9370. 4 'i_ * 10 55 )RT HEA5TSpacious 4 Didroçm, 2 bath pool planned omeon large fenced W. Ex. :eIlent neighborhood close to Iliopping and schools. FHA or VA owner financing available EVEREST REALTY, INC.. eattors, 621 0000. After hours call ,oval Walley. Assoc.. 295.4340. - r oberts & Gilman I HOMES UNDER 170.000 Bedrooms near hospital, 112.5 Bedrooms on 3'.. acres, $1S.000 Bedr ooms city, 510.500. (tOMES 130,000 to 5.40 's.0 fledroumt. 1', baths, I'. ocr *33.000. B edroom brick, I acre, $35,000 city, 53.700. Bedr ooms, 7 story, pool. 5396 HOMES 140.000 and UP Bedrooms. I •rre plus pool a barn 5.41.900. B edr ooms, Mayfair, 517,00Q Bedrooms, 7 plus acr es , 510.01 A. A. McCLANAHAN, BROKER 372-5992 Nights, 373-1167 or 37) 9001 hI Elbow room 250' block wilt-u reef on 3 sides Room for horse. arden or children. Large 3 droom. 2' bath home with irmal dining, family room. :reened pa tio, and ov ersized ' uble garage. Neat, met al barn. orage shed, a nd boa? shed Will ade. Call George Willis. Assoc., 05500. P.:/ Ridgewood I wise investment beats ifeti'n, of toil." BR, lovely setting. Call for price ASH Add *Rerafsceud exit 1 sac) &par$. Lot sandAcreage Post (OinqfishinQGetallfheequipm YOU need for thOSe big ones with a Gigantic SpecIals. All sizes greatly want ad reduced. Prices like: s~soo ii' _________________________ Orla ndo Clipper. Complete trailer hitches, P01150?4 MAij,[ All klndsavaliable. 2flHy 1792 ounty Seminole 20 beautiful 3773,ôt acres, clear, flowing stream, _______________________________ SANFORD REt. VEE SERVICE trees, private and reacefui but t.00klrtg for a flTOh quaifry 2311W 1st St. close in. Terry Realty, bargain7,,.oØ )23'7 l to Classified REALToR, 67107)). anytime -. read today-s clar.i sates are in season Tell the classifieth -_ - people about it with a Classified . - --Ad In the Herald. 377761%; 0)1 64 99 46 Equipment for Rent Income And rEEN COVE 2-a 3 hdrooms 21 Hour Service ('All 1 EWLY RENOVATED, 1 form. home, furnished, corner lot, $111500 r.ost one acre on a canal that tads to big Lake Markham *lm, bo at, fish, and live in this arefree all brick home. 3 edrooms., 2 baths, with large :reened por ch. Inside utilily; ave a look. Call Lillian Ca mp. elI, Assoc., $30 M.After hours I, 2515 Park Or. mad, lots of sfr. -, private bat. ro.'is-s and you'll we *11y we y ctnnnleca 1$ mqx,yye BR, 2 Bath, Ravenna Park, 129,500. CANAL LOT HOME fATERFRONT PARADISE it 36S553S NOW LEASING PROM 16O I Outstanding Buys - I-_,-----'c-- I - OFF AIRPORT BLVD. 322.2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency elfona Ill: Option to rent buy. 1 Bedroom, glassed-in porch, air and heat, WW, fully draped, refrigerator. stove. FHA 2nd mortgage available. Security deposit 1 month Owner, 904 789 3427 , ______ Disposats ORLANDO andr oo m. 2 bath, parried family room. 3233065 by owner. ' 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. bSwimmlng P001 T.nnis Courts S Fishing & Boating FOUR ON TWO FLOORSI lead a big borne with lots of edrooms? This has four plus 2 aths. Good investment potential. all REALTOR-Associate Sunny aborn. After hours 377.4179. Only 17,400. Hurry and iii It 73/4 Pct. 1477. Opening Soon cres you've wanted so long. rice? Oh, no Not out of reach. Inly $79,900. Call REALTOR ssoclate John Moro. After hours 230213. Y ou 'll be surprised when ou see t 1 pegrovms. giassen in porch, air and heat, ww, carport. refrigerator, stove, utility room. 2nd mortgage available. Security deposit 1 month. Owner 90 4709 ON R ESER VOIR UNTRY-OHl BOYP HERE IT Si This is that 2 bedroom on 1.373 2%) N. Oak, Sanford 372 7171 day, 373 0 1 5 eve. IROKER ASSOCIATE -. Airport Blvd. & 1792, 170'x313'. This 7 bedroom, family room, feced, is the best corner in Cenral carpet, low down. Only $16,000, Florida Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 775, W. Garnett White OHN SAULS AGENCY REAL701i 372711$ After Hr 377 9fl4 3773991and 322Cow ' Broker. 107W. Commercial Sanford. 372 7001 rl' 120.500. Sel Itt A1TOPS 3 t- 'droOm, 1: bitrs, no Q*jItil'y.nri $1,903 do',n. $196 coo. 7 pcI. ,'icre Realty, REALTOR, 3237150 - • The Master's Cove - For Rent Move in Today Commercial 400' frontage, U 5 Il 92, north of ShIm' Steak JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. . REALTOR __________ 373 5111 HIJFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark,'Assoc 1591;322-h053 Day, Eve , :( GHLAND PARK PLUSH. THE INTERIOR OF THIS HOME iVILL DELIGHT YOU! Has 2 Dedrooms. equipped kitchen, dvely dining and living rooms, ence. covered patio and other eatures. Fir'tt Class Condition. :all REALTOR Associate Julian Itenstrom. After hours 372 7860 Harold Hall Realty Callbart Real Estate '1 beautiful building site. 57,500 SANFORD REALTY 7603 Park Dr. Days 3fl 7212 -. _________________________ bedrooms. 2 baths. $29,500. Many new features. For details call REALTOR- Associate, Rose Southward. ,tfter hours 322 6404, This could be your good news number I Business Property l- ott A-,-i', q.Jr 1 or ea WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre, - - Other home Iislnys from 174,060 to Country Club, 112 Garrison Dr., 7 bd., 1 bath, family rm. 14,000 150,006. down, no qualifying. $17,900. Ow ner, 8)1 6340 Two lots beautifully locat ed on Linda Lcne, Loch Arbor, 100'x102', Sanford, 2 bdrm. home, 5)0,006 Buy 16.000 each, .qutty 8 assume pa yments of 11107 51 a month. 373 1319 after 5. This one is ready-170'x340' Country Club Road, Loch Arbor, Inc. ;=% Iu t:.ith, 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Pool, central heat - air. This house has everything including large lot in beautiful Wilson Place and financing. HOMES I 1100 E 25th St 327 ai.cc Homes, Lots, Acreage . NICE- 3 bedroom, I both, carpeted, range, refrigerator, fireplace. fenced yard, 525,500. TAFFER REALTY 373 6.iS3orblS-2333 - WETAKFTRADES 1T1ROflDA 'IY-ONLY2 YEARS OLDI Has3 3 bedroom house, fully furnishi The TlmeTested Firm Days- 377 A)73 Nights 3fl 5424 or 327 FORREST GREENE INC. . REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. no GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. 3276457- 3771111-- 374 -7421 Real~ BROKE" ' - VACANT- Large bath, family room, equipped kitchen, carpet, nice well landscaped fenced yard, 137.500- ST. JOHNS REALTY Auction, 700 French Ave. 3? 44-Incoitsi And CITYOF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF A N ORDINANCE BY THE CITY AGE DISCRIMINATION COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE IN EMPLOYMENT ACT MARY, FLORIDA More information May be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ot.tairsed from Ilte Wage NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake Hour office at Rm. 309, Or Mary, Florida, that said City lando Pro? Ctr, 22 W. Lake Council will hold apjblic hearing al Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 8094 7$J pm,, or as soon thereafter as A. Orlando, Fla 32806 possible on Monday. October 11, telephone 811-1026. 1911, to consider the adoption of an d'nancebYftt'e City of Lake Mary, Florida, Idle of which ii as follows, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AND -LIMITS TO ANNEX Personals 4 (ER TAIN LANDS AS SET FORTH IN THIS ORDINAPVE AND BEING ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. C 61 1 7071 lot "WC Care" FL ORID A. FSTAftLISHtNG THE i)thfie'' .du:ts ur Term ZONING CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND FACED WITHA DRINKING MENT Ol THE OFFICIAL PROBLEM ZONING MAP; SEVERABILITY; PerhapsAicoholicAnonymoij AND EFFECTIVE DATE Can Help A copy of 'aid ordinance shall be Call 4517 available at the office of theCity wr;fnf-'.o. fox 12)3 C?r) cI the ri-1 0f I ,ik M,ry, i.-'. i1j(jija. fOr ill ISQfl5 df'S'rLbg '0 examine sa At. _____________________________ JOHNNY WALKER 7)10. 4$-Resort Property Ear Sale Comfao* Winter Park By: Roger U. Nixon, Trust Officer As Administratur of said estate, Publish Oct 4. 1. 1 71 DEG 36 Contact us; you may qualify. O ' or age garage for rent Sanfo 44-Farms and Groves Investment payments. SANFORDS SALES LEADER" Apartments Rent 43-Lots and Acreage court. Possible subsidized mon thly wan option. anvoro, z os'orooms. '.VV,,.) Jul rxni Retired gentleman wants per manent room to rent. Pref er refrigerator; close in. Reply to P.O. Box 7062. Sanford. .Adults 1$ thru retirement. - * * * * Financing a new Maronda Home in Delloisi is now within the reach of the young working people of the area; as well as the alder retirees on a fixed us income. See regarding your eligibility to purchase a new 3 bedroom home for cash down and reduced monthly paymints under the Farmers Home Administration Assistance Plan. Families or singles. Rented a house and after he paid first and last months rent and deposil, he could have bought a charming 3 bedroom. 2 bath with patio, garage and central air. Let nil inrdan REALTOR solve your QflIY, NO PItS, l'rlvate iot 3$-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 34-Resort . 6) NO DOWN PAYMENT Your new cusiorn tome on a lot uf your choice. WEIRD HAROLD Deltona 2 Bedroom. I. M. UNSWORTH REALTY 003W. 1st St. 3236061,3710517,322-9320 room. 2nd mortgage 2$-Loans I payment-monthly payments lets than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyer'. Call to See f C,s qiililyt I available. Security deposit I month. Owner, 904 709 3177. Confidential Interview. Computor PILS We take trades , FORREST GREENE Inc. REALTORS. 3V3. __________________________ LAKE MARY -- Build your ow home on live acres. Pric ed at 572.507 Call us. Woodmere- 3bdrm., I bath. corner Will consider lot. 519.500. Terms offer. reasonable arranged. Owner. 372 7700 'Iew hous es in a ri.'rai ar ea . No dow n 3 bdrm., 2 baths, carpe t ed, family room. Pinecrest area in Sanford. 1723 mo. Call 830 1573 after S. COZY COT1AGE ?bedroomsl1.s c1c, In Sanford, recentl1 panted Owner will hold financing 518.5120. Call now. Rsiii&w pays all closing cost. 'i" '", conventional . loans. Builder, Deltona, 904-109-7700. Orlando.. 1336. "Get 'Em While Defary: Option to buy. 7 bedrooms, glassed In porch, air and heat, WW. carport, refrigerator, stove, Utility . 43 Houses near hiStoric - SANFORD- Near St Johns River, 7'.. PcI. InterøtRatlexclusive area with river GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU at the marina 3 b edrooms. NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New baths, kitchin equipped, well '3 and I bedroom homes, 1' to2 0Screened decorated. porch for ba ths priced from $77050 tO lovely fall evenings 049,990. on large wooded lot. Seller 575,100 -. Hurry! - '' - yt 2 Bedrooms, sun porch, ca rPOrt, nice yard, some appliances, 115 Goodhart Ave., Lake Mary. 373 6119 BROKER 41 - pALTORS.Casselbefry,fX) 1446 Pa on .' 0:00 A.M,.S:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday J Suite 703 The Greater Mall * * * * HousesforSale __________________ 3 Bedvm. 2 bath house. Hidden ________________________ 4° ACRE MONTANA RANCH Must Laki..liks new small down By Owner - PINECREST 6", PCT. LOAN sacrifice )bedroom, central heat assume VA mortg.,ge, I' • pct. Beautiful, & air, pool. screened in patio. undeveloped roiling grass Owner.Ph,3337725, and pine hills dishwasher s25.S. 323003) alter Miles large bedroom, I'i baths, S City. 1210.41 down, $70.11 monthly, sunken Florida room. $7,000 balance, Excellent hunling Lake Mary Moving, mutt tifi, ____________________________ and fishing. Easily accessible, CORBETT.REAL ESTATE bedroom, fl-i bath central heat 8. Call for Mr. Booth collect (106) REALTOR a:r. near sch oo l 8. college, s4o4.S0 ____________ RedUC ed to $21,900 373 1818 - DeBary MOSSIE C. BAT EMAN Hartman Realty. Inc. 111 Ask For Want Ads - _________ FurnishedorUnft,rnithed ___________ OCEAN SHRIMP____ ___ Nice? Bedroo m Home For Rent 323 7920' After 5)7270?9 FREE home d'Iivery SS.'vet Please call XIS 130 6414 , In City, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, kitchen equipped, air Farm fr esh produce dilly. Vine ripe conditioned. $195 Month, 175 tcmatoe. $600 box. Hwy. 431 Security. Available Oct. 3, 377nil , W of I I 7199. 1974. DOCKET NO. 737U.CCB On tne amended applit.ation of CENTRAL FLORIDA BUS LINES for extension of its Certificate No 1010 so as to authorize the trSn sportation of passengers ui on irr.guhar routes between the Orlando and Kissimmee Amtrak depots on the one hand. and on the other, motels hotels with over 49 units in the Disney World area bounded generaily by SR 50, US 17. 92, US 192 a nd US 77; (2) on regular routes and by charter between Sanford and Orlando. tacking this to its Orlando-Caps, Kennedy authority; (3) on alternate route SR 10$ for regular route SR 50: and (1) on regular routes serving intermedlate points between Melbourne and Cape Kennedy over SR AlA and US 1. David B Erwin, 1030 E. Lafayette 5. Tallahassee. Florida, is attorney for the applicant. At said times and places all in. terested parties will be given an opportunity to be fully heard. By DIRECTION of Chairman William H. Bevis. Commissioner William T. Mayo and CommIssioner Paula F. Hawkins, as and constituting the Florida Public Service Commission. this September 73. 1974 (SEAL) William B. OeMm'y Administrative Secretary Publish; Oct. 4, 1074 OEG-37 BEDROOMS 1'-, baths, with Stove and refmioerafor. On coIner tot. T er ms Tomatoes i lbs. 51.00 Firm IriSh 1101 Scott Ave., Sanford, 3 bedrms, 'produce. Dawg Pitch Flea. 1) bath, central heat. 1200 a mo. mark et , Dogtrack Rd . Sat-Sun Ph. Orlando 777.7769. Orlando 831-9993 4 ___________________________ Will keep ch1ldren ssume mortgage, immaculate bedroom, i'-i bath home. carpeted throughout Central heat and air. Attached one car garage, transferred- Must sell. 571.S00 Lee Swisher, Assoc i I S ___________________ 41 MAKE OFFER - small houw, u * 160', Lake Mary. - e in eeds' In Herald Ads S 9 - HousesforSaje I BelAir Special L,K PERIENCED. WILL DO BABY Want Ad ' 41 _________________________ WITNESS MY hind and seal of the said Cour' on 'iptember, 17th, AD., FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Notice of Hearing NOTICE is given that an EXAMINER will hold public hearingsonihelollowingmattersat the times and places Indicated. 93 AM.. Wednesday. October Fiorica Public Service Commission District Office South Orlando Avenue Winter Park. Florida NOTE: October 31 and November 1 are also reserved. ouesIor Sale 41 y --.--- ___._ - Child 6 f ' For Fast Results Plant our 41 T you (Se.t) Arthur H fleckwtn, Jr As Clerk of the said Court By: Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish: Sep', 20, 77. Oct. 1, ii. 1974 OFF too 44 . " .. - I ' , .: Pest Control Well Drilling AT [lbO'.',PJ l'1J5T CONTROL 2'.62 Park Dr,v 177 P863 .'. ('.,r. , .,i... in' Cnnt,nI I U I r. L . L Li lu'., S SYSTEMS ' 1 �A. -I I - __ - I- ________________ i ii i ',iaw W4AT /AgEN? E ON THE It) tJE TO 'O VMEN I' 1MROLJE* BEINe A &E4ERAI. uPEME COURT TRAVEL; WRITE I YY Mort Walker OU? ON TH E BLJPRSME ( A W4GNT r14Rou1 0 9IN6 A GENERAl. l .IA A 9çf8 IZZ\ • 10! ________ 4 J 853 wEST __.. ... - \r' _-__ $974 EAST 4 A K 532 o$QI0764 42 I T' W1Y 10 WARN PRSCEDE -TMFr KING'S 7Ht- CITIZENS NO, I SAY -MAT) 'Y!5' THEY ALWAYS THING is A COUC10 V! , HONKY ,~ , 1. 0 " __, , -_ -\/UH, LOOk..• THEN NEITHER ' '__ XXI T%&`0 NOU MIND IF WE MuST BE GO BACY. AND . FROM I s-rzr *THIS CO* UH, /, , , ( 7VI '.' ~ & r THA"T! OF COURSE, KNOW 'MAT -I _~) I tZIE' .T ) 0 f n I 1 _1LI • -.- _____ , 11 - ( \ I _____ ISLAND - I - 1It" / / , ) A b . L: ~, " 100 -iir C IO'R,t) 6 / ' ! / I I t z - f-1 Deb ates I I ), 0 . ; .& - iII4 _ •i 1, V e election of this type in Florida's %I Young RepubIcans 1968 constitution. (YRs) applauded the local "I don't want my child no League of Women Voters governed, I want him not position favoring an appointed = - ____ _, i kii -MA-T! — Y. -..,.--'___ /0 TV - 1~.: school superintendent earlier this week, but met IA!aguer 5 Pass \ I I i - VMMIER E!Tilt R OF QW BCsTo FE'EL - - RAr EA04 C111 i TOPIR -. ____ . your partner has bid six dia to show one king. What do held the trick South would lead mon now' '°' dummy's jack of diamonds and Answer Tomrrow I '. ' _________ - __ "WA • School Issues educated," Mrs. .Moak said, school board members with politics. It's time school board insisting partisan politics has party labels. The best school members were not picked place In education. "it does 6oard member is not one because of the party numbers help eduration to have worried about his future in game," she said. Speaking for the appointive employed school superin- dorsing the concept or a non- n Nov. Quest on Ballot 5 0 " --- *40W IF 46OwLt I, aLp, wwslhed S QI FSTIO bidding is hearts Inttad of - ...... .e~rn notrunip liar ring a sery bad break you can count 13 tricks at notrunip. TO - LSEOOSUd Dck)Br i ou ilu lRh'' hat do - By RogerBo'iw FUNNY BUSINESS C 'r I 1 6 Pass You, South. hold. A. Florida's population located in 17 counties have appointed J. partisan school board with dead Included on the lengthy veto of the electors of the calls for a straw vote, which is school superintendents. She ---/ - sIence. general election ballot in county. At the present time the not binding upon anyone. added that only in Florida and ~_ . . I., .4, - I "It ,, The debate on the two issues Seminole County Nov. 5 will be superintendent of schools is an The ballot reads- "Non - a ,W rur counties in three 11 ~- :: -! was held at a YR meeting In a straw question concerning the elected official. Partisan election of school I - . 1/)ngW)O(l. non -p. in hibIing of school 'For the employment of the board riembers. At the present 5uperintendcnts elected, Bob l'()lL of the iuUiit idi bu,trd itiiibtr' here and d sup&.rinkndintolsthooLsb) tht. twn. inunkrs of tb. thstrtct An elected school superw school advisor) committee, second,on changing the method district school board of school board of Seminole tendent need only be a I representlngSchoolSupt W P of choosing the school Seminole County, Florida I County are elected In general regis tered ,oter and et . , .~ r ~ fl . A i Bud) Layer, spoke in op- superintendent from the il "Against the employment of election as the nominees of if position to the appointed current elective process to the superintendent ofschools by particular political parties or as ding that under the appointive '1 . the district school board of independents. If authorized by (employed) (employed) school superin. appointment. method )41l tendent issue. Seminole County the Constitution and Laws of educational qualifications can The employed (appointed) Seminole County, Florida." _; GOP chairman Fred Streetman school superintendent question A vote for the first part of the Florida, would you be for or be required. TIR school board vigorously opposed ----the non- as it appears on the ballot question would make the school against the non-partisan could require that the partisan school board question superintendent post appointne election of school board superintendent -""_ a be j._ '*Article 9 iz, Section 5 of the Layer is a Democrat and all A vote against the second members of Seminole County, five school board members are Constitution of the State of part of the question would keep Florida. Cleo Combs, (righti Cubmaster of Pack 58 since it was chartered qualified for the post Mrs. Republicans. Florida , provides for the em- the office elective. "For non-partisan election of Moak said. In 1971, turns over lcaJershlp to Perry Dorton, who has served Streetman questioned the ployment of the superinThe vote on the school schcol board members in assistant Cubmaster and Wehelo leader of the Pack and is Poole, in reply, said the real constitutionality of the non- tefldentofschooLsby the distiict superintendent Is question is Seminole County, Florida. assistant Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 508 Sanford. The Pack issue is whether the partisan election of school school board in Seminole binding that is the result meets at Sanford Christian Church. Cubs shown llfrom lefti Against non-partisan election want to retain the right to namt: provided board members, saying there is County, the becomes law, of school hoard members in their school superintendent or Timmy Dorton, Peter Kooy and Troy Goodknlght. no basis for a school board proposition is approved by the The second school question Seminole County, Florida." give this right away. ~ - .1 Ae ,Air ,I I - ii -~ z- --- ,' / _____ -- •i ,' , fill flat on his hack, hut he is even less likely to get anywhere The East players who sat back and failed to stick in a one spadi. 0%erL11l on board 32 of the Olympiad game found this out. invariably, West would open a club against South's three notrump The jack would be nsom 7 of - 1I! _ ' Sanford, Florida 3 2771—Price 20 Cents ___________________________ '%_~ ., The 1)R1(IUlg 1i,s been North Fast South The man who sits around lve%t - %brnr- 67th Year, No. 40 — Sunday, October 6, 1974 X '; I y77W] 1_ opening (tad-fl 4 ( / ____ _____ _____ 91 ' THE BORN LOSER - Notth-South vulnerable West North ~.ait South I# Pass 2 N.T. Pass 1, 11 I1 - A7 + AQ8653 4' I _1\ I I 7' dead. The best any of them can UOC for is to play a diamond part score for plus 130. If they do wander in to three notrump, it will be no problem at all for the defense to find a way to collect four spade tricks, one diamond trick and a whole bag *Q8 AGAI N 7 . - 121 / byDoveGr@ui I r:1 I / _ I ! L Ij kin If he meekly made the sac leid of the queen of clubs, South would romp home with the rest of the tricks for a top If he got brilliant and led a spade East could take two spades tricks to hold South to four notrump which would still be a mighty good score for 'TT' _ - - - i1 ,p.. [- JAMES JACOBY _ S - __— By OSWALD and 'ET / j I"- r-I WIN AT BRIDGEMENUMMENOMMEEMEMP FOOT -- COURT'/ ......_" by i)ick turner to LA ''VAL. ri_ eud, UsJ. 4, t'/.4 BEETLE BAILEY - - . r 3B—veritngherdlJ,amord,rI. ____ \! fl.S ' . ". &i, r '.uø n,,I CUB CH A NGE uc of - - V I___________________ 1W =- - ;. / - ____ — ' ... 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AN AI()T 1H 1NG GAVE A L.c-r-SEco4o Rt:k.)N . ,f; E __ =_ _- ?'.,,'-'_ -_ - -- OULpEi ~~______\ ____ l- ____________ - . _____ ____ -'4. till 0 W-'.-.) I mass F- - __________ - ,_ 6~ wi._ - - U4 - ,Nlarllyn (;ordon (left) and counselor Jac(ltielyll [fill discuss a c;IM, -_ S - _ —__ - _ , _ITt T- 10&:~— -I------ ka _ I __ a ____ ; - .4im - _-iiI __ I - . - - _____ F ____ - -- ______________ - _____ - 4 - T'..11 - 4-4; __•. I -.--,- -- - .' . - IA __# I " L' . it croP MY cwi i W',Lc',VA', TkR.JGH _____________________ _____ -'I I F_ ~ --- A _~I - __- __i .-_ __ f _ -~-tL_- - _ _,____ LK, . came from the individual - linquency is a restricted problem, It's not. "One of every nine children, and one otofeery six boys, will become cases in the courts." Last yeas, 1,331 children were processed through the That's the declaration Imprinted on a colorful '—pt. —A 6.11 ^I fl-r" ;~ Poster in t1w nffirp nf.4zPfnirwle Counts's Youth Promediately sent back on the rr.Ims Inc a volunteer streets Iflcftonthetron a organization dedicated to large percentage will again counseling flefinquent return to court, and subsey quently to jail or training progra'n's coordinator, Nis. school. These first-time ofNlarilyn Gordon - it's a fenders are the ones to whom maxim that accuratdy the Youth Programs .appeal. descrebts tht organizations The children referred to philosoph) the Program b) various Our volunteer counselors county agencies raige in age do not ha'e to be profesfrom 10 to 18 years, but most sional, but they have to be fall in the 1S-14 year age concerned, they have to care group. Their first icritact about the kids." with the law Is usually • O'd0 a graduate of breaking and entering for Fills cc o ogy program, boys, and as ruriawa>s for has been slth \outh girls Programs since its begin Grand and petty l4cency, ning in the ccunty 15 months truancy, and drug use also bring kids into the program. I s a new concept in what Nationally, 50 pet cent of to do about the Juvenile dejuveti'le offenders who linquentor the dy,functloncl return to the streets after child," Ms. Gordon offers, their first brush with the law And if you think that de. return to the court. -_ .-' ~& 1~4 - ) —_-_-. - ! 1, J __ - by Howe. Schn.ldu 5) MEK 4 BYBLLLBELLEVII.LE Herald Staff Writer I - ij . j - s 1 $, if--- stating the board approved I, 4,b, use the assistant superintendent of creased to the benefit of instruction receives. The everyone. Frustrated Joyce gave up minimum slaary for a principal Sims conceded the money Dear Abby ................2C affirmed Joyce's statement of Wednesday, after asking how of any school was raised from deducted from the Individual rals" rhur. principals and coaches could $14,616 to $17,940, according to school budgets, which he said Dr. Lamb .................5A sday. receive a "double raise" and school system records. The totals $28 000 and other school CA Skilled labor, In the main other school employes nothing same high school principal, Horc&ope sources 'saici equals Hospital .................. 3A tenance department, was in Sims replied, "I wish we with more than 100 teachers, might have been put to better Obituaries 3A shortsupplytwoyearsago,and couldfindthegolde'icastcregq received a $1 614 ncr.se tt --- __ - I - — ' -1 , - . - W~_ , - - =z:_-_-f --_-1 - ~~- . 1` I -- " 11 - ~ 11 At" I=_ -, 14 -" ~ - - - r-- ., I -- . - . '.. 41 .-- - -__ - * -, -t J. . I'l, N - . -, - - -..- , , # 40 Z_ . ~_ ~ I .- . - V ~ Ill J . 0=- __ Sk. - Frustrated - \j ! W6 _____________________ ?uvd'M - - - M ALL MERCHANTS SET UF L Altalmonte Mall Merchants Association has set a $X,M goal in this year's United Fund campaign. On hand to install display poster to keep tab on progress, from left, Seminole United Fand Chairman Tom Hunt; Dan Holley, Sears Altamonte manager; Bob Garrison, mall UF task force chairman, Dave Berrien, Altamonte Spriqb UF commercial division chairman, lind JIM Bass, Seminole Plaza commercial division chairman - - - 3f--~t n--1a~:27_7:wI- - ffiffi ry Y 1_ _7~_ __ -4---- -4 01unte r Counselors Alod Youth - Fi.T NAME i' r;wTci PRAKEWHICP4 L VAW I&A GET ITZ RA~4 ' HA'J' - rAI1V AND i granted maintenance employes • EEP5 ia..e .4 piO'r oi.v )T5 FULL -____- GE1 rHE _I - - %- -.-,;; __4 last year. 0,, 0 -,,v by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY / I 11 RA orta,'ia YOU Sl4OULDA ANC ALL I - - _________________________ _____________________________ — .1 i _~ p. i CKI"C'ED I I 1. by Bob __ ARCHIE ~~ T ?II .._1 I ('ll\ K - ec Index I &.., c.,,.j ~I ~ I I 1*1 f' if I ., THI:5 INFLATION I WEAR DIME ,. (.;~_ f , ~l / - A- .~ 11 - ~ IT LL~Lco*T H) PA IIii N' 5RING YOU A PILLOW . I - ___ Irs budget which also pays the salary of employes such as Joyce, . lie said the board rmmbers understand the plight of Joyce The increase In the base pay and the other employes. He wait until the stuay (to evaluate year for a beginning main- for the principals amounted tO r edif the board grants a Weather Details Page 3A epeat how competitive school district tenance man. more than $1,200. plus the raise to one group it must grant salaries are) Is done But that Cole conceded the 155 adjustment which in some a raise toeve o which could doe't mean there will be a custodians are probably cases was in excess of 11,00. amount to as much as'$2 million raise for anyone." lowest paid employes, with the The top salary after the in pay increases alone he said. !, Joyce protested his salary exception of the 10 ground- ,,ii.s4rtmans c^p "^ high suchool --,--..-... ... . He added the situauon was Increase was not in line witf, skeepers and the female food principal with 100 teachers or not one where the rich get Around 1`he Clock .........4A other employes as his ra6e was service staff. more in the school is SA035. richer and the poor get Nthing, 4 ~ -so t.iy M04CESS LOST A TOOT14 I o. I - Justified Available Funds 1 . PRISCILLA'S POP PONW! I . I STLE - a asked for relief-a pay hike. It .h--nd, Cow!ey said, were not in learned, ard all were % d by was refused. demand so they received less the superintendents. However money. But it Was a raise, in July, the 'principals and coupled with the increase in the coaches were granted a salary "With the funds available, the base pay, and the custodians adjustment in loddition to the board cannot afford a raise for pay scale remained above the increment in the base pay over all employes," he was told by minimum wage. Their pay has the recommendation of Davie Sims, board chaLnan, risen from $183 an hour to $146 Superintendent William La)er. who said a raise for one group an hour oer the past three meant a raise for all school years, to an annul pay of pathy and rellef from his f0, ployer. He got little of either. * 11 . ,V ~ P, . pleaded . ____ HVtE% AN ATnXACrTVE TIE! K&JZMM* &IM WHATEVER . ) ,-% Y ci V AWAY AJ0 -MEN n a. 0? by Hsmdahl & Stoffel S Lyman High School, wa ving his the turnziver In the department and recommend these because of the upgraded base paycheck before the Seminole was unusually high, said Ernest necessary raises." pay, and $1,t)5 raise thanks to County School Board, an. Cowley, personnel director, However, neither he nor any the adjustment, totalling One of the world's little nc*ancedhe took home aweekly because tradesmen could easlly other official responded to the $2,667 people decided to take his case average of $75 for the first tvfo find employment with higher issue o( the raise for coaches wages in the construction and principals. foraralsetohlgherauthorltles weeks in Octo'.er He with the boMrd on business So, to retain a last Wednesday Recommendations for pay A custodian at Lyman High behalf of his brother custodians maintenance staff, the raise raises were made by all em Sims. Fird-Y. justified 11111LJ799111he "ME GIM510N is: WH . RUNNY BUGS ________________________ I - - - - Herald Staff Writer . 0\_1, \ :, ~. _; - (i_~ .__.V ase I • By SEAN CODE I .0~ ~, 'A . ~- is n i ______ i11QtiEsflON s: wgy PIP ThE PI6EON L.ANP ON t.OIS& Q. I bY TiC. Ryan TUM3LEWEED / - in a F141. , IV I I .___ --- - - • 1- 7— - . I . : _ BLONDIE 11- r A38RiAAIS0'JTMEAST ; 11 I II " _; - - 1.12., BUT HARDLY I . Garr Trudeau DOjiu.s.n..u-iY y ivyLewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS But, the rate of recidivism for youths involved in Youth Programs is only 11 per cent And all of this from a program that has only two paid workers — Ms. Gordon, and secretary-administrafit-sa ,iccidnnt rnrm Wirhv All 123 volunteer counselors ar unpaid and for 'he most part, unprofessional. They are not social workers and psychologists, but clerks and teachers and saltsmen. "We believe that a volunteer counselor who carts about a child and is willing to spend cunsiderable time attempting to reinforce positive behavior can help satisfy many of a child's needs," reads a paragraph from the training manuel for volunteers counselors, The manual, as well as the concept of south Programs wasthebrasnciuld of Eugeiie D. Minielta of Orlando. a retired Air Force Colonel. Since the program's incep. tion in Orange County several yours ago, ft'sscope hLs bruai:ncd to Include Osceola, Lake, Marion, and Seminole counties, but its "because our people arent philosophy remains the trained therapists.” It's just same — private, non-profit, a matter of getting together and dedicated to helping with the children and en young people with personal couraging them to express and school problems. themselves. As untrained nonnrofes-sionals. the success of the counselor's relationship child, the Program also with the children piot,s on sponsors a sLujuner camp at the climate of mutual tru3t the Naval Training Center in and respect between them. Orlando. There, 300 young With an atmosphere 6f sy-mbcYS and girls are exposed to pathetic concern, young recreational, motivational, people cai exchange Ideas freelv and talk over their durin I '.'t Ofl c nroblents without far of perience censure Seventyfive per cent of The Program works funds for salaries, rent and closely with the Division of overhead come from a Youth Services arid with the Federal Law Enforcement Juven1e Cu it Sal Assistance and the Judge Dominick U1 has remainder from the county. been great to us," 1s But the 10 hours a nonth Gordon exclaims 'He's led hat a counselor mustgroup sessions to orce dedicate to a kid must come our volunteersd h' from the heart. worked directly with our The counselor's work "" reinf revolves around one-to-one -- -, ~___ * . - — -' contact ihidi the child and "rap groups." 'We don't like to call them group theraphy," Gordon ,_xxm; - -TZ !.Z.fzli~W% 2~_ ,:, _ .-_-t_~F__._f-A They range in age from 18 to,2 and the one comny,n de. nominator is that they all . . - :_ ~ _... - - -I_jA,t%~--9-%..r - w-. _7 , - � 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, October 04, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1974. 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HE7 DRIVE, _ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price _ 10 WHERE IiFJ 10 Cents ^v__~ wt l __, ovie s T 1k Ban rw _ 1-40W LONG uo W FR FI)M VOu ci Y CATTL \ PRiV, iI ''SJEUR FOUR TO PARIS. DRIVE fOUR ''A'S YEARS, 2 • :z f 5N4/h 9RIVE. - • - - — - - — AF __ 4 ____ JAI-ALAI Wr 11;101 of th e pme are these two energetic Jai-Wal pis)-ers. Twelve powercharged games are played nightly except Sundays at the 0 Seminole Ironton lnlcn Park, with maUn, Moada},Thursday , and Sarday. tf AO, IS ACTION - ( A CE.LECrA3LE YEAH, 'UT I'M OVER— I F I ASSIST YOU IN DISPOSING OP DISPLAY OF ENQ-4~114G STOCKED SANDWICHES! ' THEM, WI Lt-. '"-' i EDILE5 GOTTA FIND A WAY T e'T PROVIDE PA!,.' RiD 0' 'EM.' .:.., WITH A Co C SUE. FREE rI' p V SzZzZ...) oK'LJ. ANKS ' .'- • IV . : •, —. _______ ;',• - I, CHEESE i JJC4 ILE/ -. — ',.r' — I J ' J .. ) - * r " COUPLE. OF TUNA SANDWICHES ANO A cwcrolsi OF MILK! RiGHT ON &ATEK-_J HELP YERSELF1 SYLVESTER, BUT TELL ME, HOW GUy NOR. ..•. D VA ;0 ____ - t I WICHES - " ______________ - • ____ . More Income Tax ' AS HNGTON (AP) - ' . ', .•. '. S :.. ,,'.• . •' ]C]C3K -- ' - / A - - L by 11owle ' W YOU k)HAT'S -THE UTTLE BADGE FOR*7 HE — MEEK, IT'S MY 0Ef;MF1E[> b den t Ford is reported ready to recommend an Income tax surcharge on cor. porations and upper income Individuals as part of his anti. inflation program. The Ident spent much of Sunday working on the of p r oposals h will outline to Congress and the nation In a naUrll) televised and broadcast addr ess from ol Hill at 4 pm. EDT Tuesday. White House spokesmen said Ford has settled on more than a dozen specific pruposals, centering on problems with food and energy prices, the depressed housing Ind ustry and record h igh interest rates. package ____ - congressional approval of trade and WHAT -ME HECK tT 4!VOALIFIES ' $500 million ship- "It ment of corn and wheat to the Soviet Union, the secretary said "a strong as a misunderstanding between bureaucracies," Kissinger said said, but lessen today, as - 4 the sfered a heart but no too heavily popu- - - u- T -e-- I ' • - - tamonte oo nsurance By DONNA setting elevations for con- in the program, but have not yet The City Longwood has not .saings and loan institutions — 135,000 and 40 cents per $100 Herald Staff ri sthUon Is the specific areas received JD approval, adopted the required to areas designated flood prone coversge up to 1100,000 for nonALTAMON SPRINGS — and dUng methods drainage SanfordCity Manager, W. E. resolutions for its citizens to by HUD where the governing residential buildings. Reil. Federally subsidized flood water disposal, either being (Pee) Knowles said the HUD become eligible forthe body has applied for flood dentiai contents MU cost 35 surance wtII be available to city held within the property or by map of Flood prone areas program. irwirance protection. cenU per $100 coverage up to residents, whose homes or having the water dumped Into a submitted to the city is being Federal taw, to become ef. The Insurance will be 110,000 and Th cents per $100 properties are located in Knowles said the fective July 1, 1975, denies available to all areas the coverage for non-residential flood hazard areas, Wednesday, Flood insurance has not map ignores the difference federal assistance In building conununity, but the federal contents up to $100,000 said Mayor Norman Floyd previously been available to bet w een flood prone areas programs—Veterans Admi funding sanctions Involve oul) In Altamonte Springs, today. Seminole County property without drainage facihUes and nistration (VA) and Federal those designated flood prone. property owners can apply and Altamonte Springs has owners In flood prone those which have drainage housing Administration (FHA) Under the federally Sub- receive Immediate coverage received U.S. Department of areas.- Casselberry, Seminole installed. mortgages, and loans from the sidized insurance program wiUiin the first 30day3. After 30 Housing and Urban County and Winter Spdngs Knowles said the appeal was Small Business Administration flood Insurance will cost days a 15-day waiting period ment (IWD) approval for its have also applied for inclusion two eks ago. or supervised banks and cents per $100 to will be required. pledged action to control construrtion with rigid stan- W ter not other moving stream. appealed.. Develop ______ J / -A. filed about prone, Floyd said. T'he designated areas includ ftse around the Little Wekiva River, Lake Florida, Lake Orienta, Praide Lake, south of Interstate 4 and SR 436 and the especially hazardous '' Crane's Roost area. TALLA HASSEE, Fla (AP) arate public hearings to examBefore — A of position by me the fuel adjustment clause. governmental bodies have to Bevis joined Commissioner agree with HUD or appeal Chairman Bill Bevis assured that the Public Service ComBilly Mayo last Monday in deareas designated as nood prone mission today would order sepciding that the clause should be and must promise to either examined as part of the ratestop, limit or set strict and increase hearings for four elecflood-proof regulations on tric companies. Commissioner construction in thoseareas. Paula Hawkins wanted to conAltamonte Springs has unsider it separately. derway, a set of regulations ut Bevis announced late Tuesday that he had 'hanged atro RAIN his stance und would support se,arale hearings In which approval Is given, the coverage up -rmE N-17 % TAKE IT EASY:. .'V,)AlrH YWRSEL - . - change Lake Mary P l man Arrested - FIJJ1_SHFD WE COME IA-) of PS 4" PC ZT7, Z 1.7 -. given a free hand to participate. Karl also sought the examination of the clause which alpatrolman from Lake Complete Weather Details police department was drrested lows electric companies to raise their charges automatically as Pnee 3A S un da y dner Village costs goup for fuel oil used in Apnr(r!lPntc In Sanford and electric generation charged with aggravated ult. Gwynne Hardy Turner 33, 289 Clermont Street, Lake bills soaring over the past year. ty Slary USA I I Index /1 7411 IflT 111 I _________ -- - - - - - lvi ill CMULUOTA FIREMEN WIN COMPETIVION I = ___________________________________ - -- - C 4 4 -rrwjP_AjIc. -jjF_TcZ - my, the fight against inflation and U.S. ability to meet other world commitments. tie added that Trtmsury Secretary E. Simon would di âT in Moscow later this week. credit benefits. However, he said he shares the "sa ime goal" of senators leading the drive to ease Soviet restraints on emigration. Fuel' A ustments T'14E 'FIRST- iijtl s ea caved Is. - '- # bsupposedtobeato Ford May Ask For CLUCKS T'0RMK TLK&. SAND-' Kissinger said fulfillment of the Soviet order now have a ispropor tionate impact" on the American econo- ! _____ GaTALLTHOSE ti -3 I TOLD THEM L 14AQ INSIDe INFORMATION THAT YOUFt OTHER SANDWICHES —v WERE rv' Wi, riSTALE IT WAS REALLY QUMSE SIMPLE# " main / would be processed rest is one Cape threatened i- f j pad, (I f' AiC after Brezhnev declared during a speech possibility exists we may have misled" th e Soviets on how quickly shipments part of a compromise to gain decision to hold up a Kissinger's remarks came one day anavera of , 1LLI, ;. Iliebard M. Nixon's summit meeting last summer with Soviet leader Leonid 1. Brezhnev and involve a "goodfaith effort to develop criteria" for banning weapons kilotons, 0 s in East Berlin that it is tithe to "move further ahead" in disarmament talks On another issue, he said the Soviets have never assured him that 60,000 Jews would tx allowed to P1flIra(e annually (iS CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. a well-known aerospace writer The two-bedroom lower part tended.sniall craft warnings to "The tourists get in the way," (AP) — Working In the glow and resident of Cape Is a total loss but the on Virginia Beach, Va., as a low he said. floodlights from a rocket Canaveral. pilings and I'm not afraid," she pressure system moved north. "We've had problems all lau nching hundreds This nor thwest from around Vero along the county beaches, people filled sandbags in a that doesn't have any ci& In Vero Beach, a motel was Beach at about 12 miles per this one Cape ar ea seems to be battle against rising tides that spi rit, but you've never seen evacuated, and the concrete hour. hardest hit," the spokesman tumbled Canaveral anything le this. All those floor of a restaurant RaIsfailamounthoverNortl said. One woman reportedly beach home Into the Atlantic supposedly M surfers and Volunteers and county workers east Florida and along attack, and to claimora hippies are out there working tolled through the night to sup.Georgia coast were exp ected to Injuries were confirmed. purl the restaurant after Its Officials said firemen police. like crazy," he said. forecasters "It's rt pillars collapsed. said the system's squalls with lated an area, but there are men and volunteer airmen from The waves wrecked at least For some areas north of winds upto 40 m.p.h. would severalbeachhousesandcon. PatrlckAIrForceBase,ajj onehomeatCapecanaycral, by Brevard County dump But although thie downstairs Miami, it was the fourth move seaward. dominiums along there,' he "We've had no problems with said. truck3 and sanl scoops, joM was awash in sea water, the straight day of near-flood conthe efforts Wt began at noon owner, Lynn Applegate, ditions and threatened beach looting, but we have had some Early Sunday, flooding was d1fflc* wi th w1st, said a reported along Highways AlA Sunday and climaxed at high refused to leave 0 Ra ton Ptlm Beach County, 13 Inches Cape Canaveral police spokes- and U.S. I in Hollywood and U about t. "I'm upstairs and I'm aale," rain were reported Is the 24 man. The taunchlngofawesthr West PaimBeach, and officjais "Those who too old to she insisted. Its Oaly 3pOO hours ending at 10:30 p.m. E communications satellite is said several motels betwen shovel are holding tarp. to keep when you step down and see the Sunday. scheduled at the Kennedy Veto Beach and Fort Pierce the rain off thou who am flWq mean wWft around your Forecasters at the Natl"--Space Center's pad -.r ww,1rMcwW due.to rir!ng sandbags," said Martin Caldin, bedroom furniture. Hurricane Center in Miami ex. Wednesciay morning. - COFFEE " V,4A. a e (i UP.2 CH) SANDWI AND 8ZZ !...UNC}4f . TuNA eimdaux by Stoffel uzqzqy WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger said today that negotiations are starting up in Moscow to try to broaden an underground weapons test agreement to include poacefui nuclear tes ts, The talks grow out of former President -- ' ____ ests On Underground I iT WAS A NOT AV A CATL THE 1RAlL.2 M41E1LLES RE - .-.- -- -- - 5 _ L Chuli:ots volunteer fire fighterb battled a six-hour steady rain and stopwatches Sunday to take overall troy and top honor, annual county firemen's field day events at Altamonte Mall. Seminole-Goldenrod, Altamonte Springs, Fern Park. Winter Springs. Longwood, and Foreitry Service units joined In timed vents like bucket brigade (above). I-angAood took home tMbles for neatest factory truck and rescue unit. Forestry took trophy for neatest hoine-built volt and Fern Park and Seminole. Goldenrod first place in hose laying and booster !Inc events respectively. Ifferald Photo By Bol, Lloyd) Around the Bridge Calendar Comics 6B was reka3edfrom Seminole raledtheir fuel adjustment bills, two lowered theirs and Sanford patrolman Gordon one remained stable Bevis said he changed his 6B the apartment complex he saw mind because of public misu 3B Turner pointing a .38 caliber tandin about the commisders Dear Abby ................ 8A revolver at studen -nurse sion decision and of his desire to Dr. Crane . ............ 5A Karen Helper, 20, settle the question quickly. 1k. Lamb .. .............. 8A Lake Mary police chief Horoscope ................ 7A Gerald Fitzgerald has "it is time to settle the fuel Hospital ..................3A suspended Turner ,pending adjustment controversy once Obituaries ............. 3A Investigation by the Sheriff's and for all to The satisfaction of Television ................. 3B Department. Florida's ratepayer" he said. - 9, WATER USE NIONIT0RFr%__jL-. The majority of the people want strong antipollution laws regardless of cost, Peter Paul BaIjet, (center) executive director of the Florida Dept. of Pollution Contrtol (DPC) told the Seminole County Farm Bureau at its annual barbecue meeting Saturday In Suford- "K- Is monitoring water use by farmers to be certain an ext"Siveit- is 001 taking place. v#dng pnssibility of salt-wateI*%. ki saild. Greeft BaIjet are Ileft) W.W. Tyre, presided, ind dctor Goes St. Laurent. u �-- ,i___'__ -- - -- --- ' - ' -' --r - 't---- .._-...-______--...-..-_---.A.-.,_.-. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. 7. 1974 Not Saving Enoug h E POLICE BLOTTER - U.S. A t 01. 6kl: m~~l I Z I end of the embargo. They continue to provide considerable energy savings more than a million barrels of oil a day. That's good, but not enough. many experts are saying. With American crude production slowly declining and im- By JEFFREY D. ALDERMAN Associated Press Writer American fuel conservation efforts have lost some of their steam, and experts In and out of government are calling for new ways to save energy and slow the inflationary flow of dollars to oil countries. An Associated Press survey completed on the eve of ?resident Ford's economic policy speech shows that Americans are still traveling less, driving their cars more slowly and turning out lights. The survey A wwed these efforts have slackened since the IN BRIEF LA Hotel Bombing LOS ANGELES (AP) Police say they are investigating the possibility that a group calling itself the "New World Liberation Front" may have been responsible for the bomb blast which tore apart a restroom In a Sheraton hotel near Los Angeles International Airport. An explosion rocked the Sheraton Motor Inn near the Lo Angeles International Airport late Saturday, Just five minutes after an unidentified male caller w:rned that a bomb had been placed in the hotel. A similar call was received at the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco before a bomb exploded there last Wednesday. Both bombs were placed in women's restrooms. "There's a possibility the two are linked," said a Los Angeles police spokesman, "but we have received no communication after the bombing similar to the San Francisco call.' - use. Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon said last week that conservation is the only tool this country has right now to bring down foreign oil prices. President Ford is expected to announce some new measures for conserving energy Tuesday, but advance word Is that no radical steps will be taken. Simon's successor as head of the Federal Energy Administration, John Sawhill, is known ports of expensive foreign crude slowly climbing, more conservation is needed to halt the dollar now. The dollar drain Is one of the biggest reasons for the inflation that plagues this country and much of the industrialized world, economists say. France has already moved to ej,nrg'h rnt*p In ('Iilnni, wi '..u5U I%IUCfl has been polling citizen views on energy for the FEA. "It's strictly economic." Many experts feel that voluntary conservation can accom. plisli only so much. They say any further reducti ons in consumption require stronger measures. Former Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, one of Ford's leading unofficial advisers, says he favors a rationing systern to curb gasoline consumptlon. Ford spokesman say the pr esident is opposed to such a move. •) - ,) Paris. SYMMETRY IN _ /77/ 1!hh1 THE BIG TOP 0 0 0 inican Dom CHAPEL HILL, N.C. NEW YORK (AP)—One AP) Luther Hartwell of the last outposts in the Hodges, 76, who rose from honkytonk land of Times an office boy to become a Square, Jack Demplsey's vice president of the mstaurant. has closed. Mairoball Field w1d CO. About 150 frierids and 0 fliteis throih the canvas of the big top, silhouetting death defying serialists as they perform for limbed a udience of tb.asaMs durfa recent performance of the Clyde Beatty-Cole &Othcrl Circus at LaSalle, fli. Jack Dempsey 0 Kidnapiflg AOfl WOfl d Seige En public debut as a White House hostess before Washington's diplomatic CALENDAR :ç corps. "It's not all that bad, but I'd rather have Mothe? do it," she said Saturday night after shaking hands with guests for about 40 minutes. She wax rifling in for the ailing First Lady. - 'p ute appearance on East German television to reiterate Soviet proposals on limitation of strategic armaments, reduciion of troops in Central . . - j.. , Ebe Stignani . 0 - Ebe SlIgnani, 67, sidered a etassic mezzo- - • soprano celebrated riclutess and fullness of voice, died Saturday. Born in Naples, Miss StIgn& rr,h her debut there r • ..in Carlo opera house in 1925 and over the next 30 years she performed at the £ -• . y, , - •.• 4 Europe, desiruction of chemical weapon, withdrawal of nuctear vessels from the Mediterranean area and cessation of underground - King t 1 lervance of the 25th anniversaI • ( UNITE / 4_ --.----.- and South Ain pjfl her herretlremcntlnl96l. :' • -!0- '- Betty Ford < . WASHINGTON (API First Lady Betty Ford is continuing an excellent recovery (ruin breast cancer surgery and robab!y will leave hopitai late - doctors say. f ;i;1-o#. /____ - - - - - . - - SHE CURLS UP WITH A GOOD BOOK her more than 2,C0 .splays quen. She says she comics which eaq, act the age coIJc1j Co uole that many of hsestln jhe art. it'. IN TV's 'aetim progratds' got theft sta.'t (Torn the comics which in turn carries a message ci some sort. Pamela Morgan, .. - -. .. '. with the traditional role of the king. His signature made the document the law of the land and cleared the way for national elections, tentatively scheduled for early Febru- f1...i.I..A LFiUWU 4 fUIK[1L411 v ter ? e . - 40 Yesterday's high i low u's morning 72 Over the weekend there was 10 of an inch of rain Mostly cloudy with occasional Mowers today. Improving tonight and becoming partly cloudy Tuesday. Highs In upper lOs today tonight and mid SOs Tuesday. Lo In mid 6O Winds northerly IS to 25 mph, decreasing tonigl.t and becoming northwesterly Tuesday. Rain probability 60 per cent today and 70 per cent tonight, Extended forecasts Wednesday Friday. Peninsular through Florida— Fair to partly cloudy with a few thundershowers in the Southern portions. Lows in the upper SOs and lower ôOs In the north to the loer 703 in the south. Highs near 80 In the northern districts and in the mid to uoper OCs elsewhere tides for Beach Da?tona Tuesday— high 1.C. am. 1:46; low Port 7:10 am.. 0:04 pm Canaveral—high 171O am, 1fl P.M., low 7O) am 7 a pm , , Mrs. Mamie M. Benton, 60, ol ll8S.Jassamlne, died Saturday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She was born In Plant City and had lived in Sanford for the past 57 years. She was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Beverly Douthltt, of Orlando; Mrs. Joyce Edwards, Sanford; Mrs. Louise Elliott, Altamonte Springs; sister, Mrs. W. F. Freeman, Orlando and eight grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. — - Funeral Notice - bENTOP4. MRS. MARP4IE M. Funeral services for Mrs. Marnie M. Benton, 40. of III S Jess.amlne Ave. Sanford, who died Satuiday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, wi ll he held at 3 p.m Tuesday in Gramk'N Funeral Home chapel with Rev. B H Gri ffi n and Rev. Harwood Steele officiating. 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I Florida fl7l - ------_ .._ _____- - -. -- ---- - --------- STATE... - PHONL. RAtes by Carrier i-ek Sk -- Positive locking latch provides II . - ans Survivors include his wife Thelma Rouse of Mullet Lake Park, mother, Mrs. Beatrice Rouse; brother, Lacey, both of Rose Hill, N.C.; four sisters. Mrs. Carrie M. Fussell, Rose WEATHER I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage in the past. Your faithfulnes yrj friendship will be krng remembered. r.i County ; A...Z....... - Union Oil Company of California has transferred the operation of my office to Orlando. Regretfully, due to this change, I will not be able to service my home heating accounts. Hopefully this will not inconvenience you and you will be able to make other arrangements. C. of - Dear Customer, Sincerely 29 PER CENT f( — W1Im - - ry of the East German state, lj-1r.foi'U. Altamonte 4- Ewtilng Ifrndd Sunday Ilemid . 6k. - --- - ; Unitedstst JI AREA DEATHS Bhumipol Mulyadej signed Thailand's new constitution today despite reservations about provisions that he said tinker nSig t , - - nuclear tests. US. Officials in Washington said an initial reading of the speech indicated no new proposth. The Snvtt lcrhr, in Ect Berlin to participate in the ob- r - Thai Cons fitutlon Signed ary. The constitution decrees that soldiers and civil DOMINGO, Dainini. But there was no of acThe hostages, also Including On Sept 77, after Miss Hut. servants must resign their positions before running for can Republic (AP) A flurry tivity from Inside, either by the two Venezuelan consular offi chison was seized and taken to public office and contains other provisions to keep the of police activity at the ye- halfdosenk tscthehos- dais, a Spa nlsh priest, two Do- the Venezuelan mIssn, the military out of politics. nudan consulate, where left- tages. The hostages include mtnlcan secretaries and a mes- terrorist leader, Radhdmes ist terrorists have been holed up Barbara Hutchison, 47, head of senger, received food rations as Mendez Vargas, called newswith an American diplomat and the U.S. Information Service in usual and were reported In good papers and radio stations to ansix other hostages for 10 days, Santo Domingo. condition. nounce the takeover. spurred speculation today that the siege ma be nearing an SEOUL, South Korea AP) With 1,000 policemen end. guarding the court house, Korean leftist Moon Se-kwang Dominican authorities went on trial today on charges of murdering the South dorens of newsmen, photograBERLIN (AP) —Soviet party said previous agreements on mor,th after a six-month recess Korean first lady. Moon was arrested In a theater Aug. 15 plers and television camera after an assassination attempt failed against President chief Leonid I. Brezhnev has arms controls "are not func- and a gloomy assessment by pews almost out of sight of the declared that it is time to honing badly. Chung Flee Park. Bullets fired at the president killed Mrs. President Ford at his Aug. 28 two-story consulate Sunday. Park. The SALT talks resumed last news conference. "move further ahead" in disPolice and a special army armament talks, a restatement unit cleared a two-block area of standing Kremlin policy. around the building, and three The prod came In a speech vehicles drove onto the con- Sunday as Secretary of State sulate grounds through an adja. Hetry A. Kissinger prepared to cent churchyard. Is travel to Moscow on Oct. 23 for talks on nuclear weaponry and as Americans and Russians are Distributor j meeting again In Geneva for Union Oil Company of California strategic arms limitation talks 604 W. Sixth Street . (SALT). Sanford, Florida ' Bru.ihnev used. live 70-mm- . IMOLA, Italy (AP) - LESS L 4 - I Je H. JIMISON & SON, INC. Oe LEWIS DINKINS . ;. - . HOSPITAL NOTES SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Chile is buying from the United States supersonic jet fighters and close air support attack planes for possible use against neighboring Peru, sources say. The purchases are part of a multlmlilion dollar arms deal between Washington and Chile's ruling junta, according to diplomatic and other sources. The deal was confirmed by a high source in the Chilean air force, who also said they were for defense against attack from Peru. But officials of both Chile and Peru said they want to maintain peaceful relations. Marxists In the Peruvian military are not friendly toward the junta in Santiago, which overthrew Marxist President Salvador Allende and took power 13 months ago. Soviets Want SALT Progress - . • V Korean Assassin On Trial $I!fI - -- - Ui ' - • BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - - - , — AL John F. Kennedy and later services will be held here served a year under Tuesday for Pulitzer prizePresident Lyndon B. wtmifl poet Aflfl &ZtOfl, Johnson before retiring in 45, who was found F' In 1964. was dmg in the garage 3t Susan Ford her Weston home. U PUIIIW WASHINGTON (AP) 1967 for h er boo k of poems, Susan Ford, President 01 Die." Ford's 17-year-old daughter, has nu,de her - * co . 1160- Chile Buying U.S. kits — " SHARE II - It • W. Springs Longwood I"MIPI -a. - It will be th e first meeting of French and American chiefs of state since the late President Georges Pompitiou and former President Richard M. Nixon went to Iceland in May 1973. No important differences mar relations between France and the United States, although the two countries have been taking a different approach to the energy crisis. MINNEAPOLIS, Mlnn. (AP) Minnesota launches a oneday campaign today against smoking. Sponsors say they hope "D.(for Don't Smoking) Day" get 85,000, or 10 per cent of the state's estimated 850,000 smokers, to quit for at least a day and maybe forever. WELLESLEY Maw. Private 'fun&al ) \ Casselberry - Minnesota's 'DDay' appoin ted Secretary o f Cummeree by President 90 PAIr' - French President Valery Giscard PARIS (AP) d'Estaing will meet for the first time with President Ford on Martinique In December, the Elysee Palace announced today. The summit on th e French island in the Caribbean will be Dec. 14-16, beginning a week after Giscard is to be host to Soviet Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev in The Supreme Court returns from summer recess today to a docket of more than 2,000 cases that raise Issues ranging from the death penalty to presidential impoundment of funds. The court will announce decisions on some of Its cases on its first decision day, Oct. 15. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger was expected to preside during brief opening ceremonies today despite injuries received In a bicycle accident that have kept him away from the court most of the past two weeks. ii. 4' Area Council Agendas - Ford, D'Estang To Meet - textile organization, a wellwishera were on hand governor of North CanAl Sunday night when the and secretary of COin- fanner World heavyweight merce, died here Sunday of boxing champ, now 79 a heart attack. Hodges, one years old, closed the eatery of nine children, was born he had run since 1947. on a tenant farm in Leakaville, N.C., served as governor of the state from Anne Sexton 1964 to 1960, when he IF tendent and County Engineer. Clerk's Report Re: 80 Addi tional Bids received on OCr.7-7:30p.M,. Co unty Group Insurance. 70 Public hearing on peti tions . Fire and Recreation report. Publi c Hearings.-7:00 P.M. for annexa tion of properties Finance and Elec tions report. (Cont'd) Pu blic hearing on abutting SR 427 and Seminola , complaints against Setninole Police and Heal th Report. pr.j Boulevard along with sections Planning and Zoning Report. Coun ty Disposal. Inc. of bo th highways wi th anRoad and bridge Report. (Cont'd) Rezone from h-IA k. dustrial and commercial zoning Public Hear ing on annexation Single-Family Dwelling to OC respectively 40 request by David Miller on Lots Office District, property on Public hearing 53, 55 and 56, Entstnlnger sou th side of SR 434, ½ mile 382 and 383 (1975 budget and Farms, east of 1-4 (Fourakre & Webb). 30 ; 7t4i 1 Wayne Simpson, Prudential (Cont'd) Appeal against from Church of God _____________ decision of Board of Adjustfor a special exception to Insurance Co. Public Hearing Ordinance 110 ment In pernut construction of a church denying a lot size to create fire department iIM variance In an In a residential area R-IAA Zone on authorize the fire chief as ad- pro perty descr ibed as Lot Pollce mutual assistance pact ministrative head with Block Ii i'minnli T..,....... MIuin C.A.... 1.. LI.. L....... resolution 1 a " , Ch......l.....I. f f---IICiIilUUdII UIV IIUIII III IIUIIIL'. fl ..hL1&.. UUUIUEIIY it) vmurce UrWJIWICU U Petition for annexation Replat. (Carrigan & Boland). of Village reported Newspaper machine valued color to the fire departproperty on SR 434 north of pehi television valued at $300 stolen at $150 was reported sto!en (Cont'd) Appeal against ment. Palm springs Saturday from LII Champ decision of Board of Adjust. Sunday from his apartment. Second reading of Request for work sessions Crow, 104 Pinecrest- Store, O'Brian Road, Fern 109 regulating finances. ment in denying lot size 4 from VTN and Jerome BornDrive, reported tolor television Park variance In an R-IAA Zone on stein on proposed "Longdale Mayor's office, valued at $1,000 stolen Sunday Ron McClain, 178 Lake property described as Lot 12, industrial park" from his home. Harriet Drive, Forest City, Block F. Seminole Terrace Uinti1icd man armed ith reported furniture vaIud at Rplat. (Carrigan & Boland). .4. a pistol escaped with $70 from $l,S00stolen Saturday from his ocr.8-6:3op.m. (Cont'd) Appeal against __ Eastern Oil Station, West 13th home. A roval of pp d ion of Board of Adjust. sewer ecis treatment ft __z~vt_ OCT. 7,7:30 M. :' Street Saturday. Unidentified man armed with plant ment in denying a lot size Planning Board Reca gun told clerk at Shop-N-Go Drug Action variance in R-1A Zone on Committee commendation Count County Store, 9415 Forest City Road, to -Co letter property icatlons—,e described as Lot 21, • Site Plan review of Eastern "give me all your money" • from the Don Molt Insurance Block B. Seminole Terrace •., Foods Warehouse addition Joseph Victor Silvestri, 48, Saturday. Man left wi th $65 f)_ Going to bid for police radio Agency notifying American ReplaL (Carrigan & Boland). Green Meadows Apartments, cash and clerk's wallet. States Insurance Co. is can(Cont'd) Consideration of Lwil equipment Fern Park, has posted $5,635 Three men, one armed with a ceiling the city insurance • ,-v. Amendment affecting the Flood Authorize representative bond after being arrested on gun escaped Saturday with $178 conpolicies Jan. 1; letter from Prone Ordinance. •., I. attend League of Cities I charges of driving without from Jolly Charlie's Market, Florida De partment of TranRehearing on Order Issued ventlon and designate voting headlights, disorderly conduct, S.R. 46 In Midway. — sportation notifying It will F irst Florida Utilities Re: N'1n. delegate. approve removal of parking for Set da te for public hearing Compliance. 100 feet on Sfl 436 Members of Communications Workers of America employed at and Forest proposed ordinance regarding Rehearing on Order UNITED FUND Southern Bell Telephone Co. recording progress in United Fund annexationanclzonlngofMoma Avenue and for 100 feet on SR First Florida Utilities lie: campaign are (left to right) Raidy Floyd, Pat Spivey, Carlene 436 east of the Mr. Donut Upgradilng Lynnwood Plant. Baptist Church on driveway. Ntilam, and Carole Miller. So far Southem Bell and Its Sanford AT Consideration Compliinvo Authorization to ao to Wd have pledged $8,093, a 60 per cent Increase over last or Non-Compliance of Country lab equipment and furniture for year and per capita average of fair share giving by employes of sewer and water plant Club Heights Plant, First $35.83. (Herald Photo by George Hayes) Work Session: OCT. 8 Florida Utili ties. Club, noon, Optimist SMD tennis court and par)wi.g OCT. $-9:30A.M. DeBary Civic Association, Sheraton Inn, Reports: County Planner, lot proposal Approval of Minutes of July Zoning Administrator, Building 7:30 p.m. L"i Community Center. Building board rec- 30. August 6, August 13, August Official, Pollution Control Local clubs will make OCT. comendatlon. Volusia Rose 20; Special Meeting of August Officer, Utility Administrator, Society, 6:30 presentations in DeBary Request from Arnold T. 22; p.m., Tropics Restaurant, _______________________________________________________________________ S Regular Meeting of August Chief Fire Admnlstrator, Showcase program. mith Ormond Beach. Edmund 27 and September 3; and Sheriff, County Attorney, Clerk, Free blood pressure tests at Shinton of Deltona will show Requests from Florida Special Meetings of September Administrative OCT. 5 Richard Duncan, DeBary Catherine D. Roy, Deltona Assistant and the Seventh Day Adventist slides of rose gardens taken on Ellen C. Haupt, DeBary ADMISSIONS George Shaver, Lake Monroe Standard Land Development 5 and September 9, 1974. Chairman. Church, at 7th and Elm, SWi a recent visit to Denamrk; Sanford: Marion Quesada, DeLarid Reports: Road SuperinEmalyn J. Either, Ornage for seven lots on Derbyshire Commissioners' Reports. ford. 2 to 5 p.m. sponsored by Linus Olsen of Orange City will John H. Kerar, Deltona Gordon W. Swaim City the church, Joseph Marcucella, Deltona James W. Buckler, talk on preparing roses for Gloria Averjtt, Winter Fern Klnnalrd, Geneva Casselberry Springs Sanford Lions Club, noon, exhibition. Betty L. Wright, Lnngwcod Josephine L. Bossard, June C. Arnold, Oviedo House of Steak. Art Mackey will Dorothy F. Bates, Longwood Deltona speak on "Fuel Adjustment." DeBary Woman's Club dessert bridge, 1 p.m. at Anthony MeClendon, Oviedo Bernard Kartmann, Deltona BIRTHS Milwee Middle School open I)eBary Community Center Grace M. Conti, Winter Rubin C. Griffith, Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Chester Averltt house for parents, following Springs Ruby M. Hill, Oviedo (Gloria), a boy, Winter Springs m/ Women Focus on Religion dt PTA organizational meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chaulk audItorium, 7:30 p.m. Parents 11 a.m. at Seminole Juni OCT. 1 DISCHARGES (Barbara) a girl, Sanford ONE PROBLEM- IN YOUR College, room 5402 follow child's schedule. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Sanford: DISCHARGES BUSY DAY! Bettie W. Butt Donna B. Ash 4 Ethel Caldwell Sanford: Robert H. Beckham Juith Conroy Florence Mae Arledge Ann I. Bridges Gertrude DiMartino Clyde T. E llison Barbara J. Chaulk Myrtle Dunlap JO)C E. Farr Lois B. Fowler Louis E. Estes Deborah A. Russell & girl Vera Mae Little HORACE ROUSE Lois B. Fowler Hill; Mrs. Geraldine Turay, Fredrica B. Story Maudle P. McDaniel Abraham C. Frocke Phonexvllle, Pa.; Mrs. Sarah Dennis Williams Ruth E. Smith Horace K. Rouse, 65, of Fussell, Burgaw, N.C.; and Hanice Mathes Mary H. Vezina Milton J. Andrews, DeBary Mullet Lake Park died Sunday Mrs. Janace Wolf, Atlanta, Ga. Nancy W. Mosley Pauline W. Warfel Georgia Kerr, DeBary night. Born Techeys, N.C., he Funeral rervices and burial Benna C. Steele Joseph A. Berard, DeBary Esther R. Saxton, Deltona had lived at Mullet Lake Park will be in Wallace, N.C. Juanita Thompson & girl Juliette Berard, DeBary VeIlma Jackson & boy, for the past nine years. He was Brlsson Funeral Home In Rena L Tillman Edda Willahan, DeBary Goldenrod a carpenter, a Presbyterian, charge of arrangements. Donna Wagner Milo C. Gellerman, Deltona Byron 0. Chlesa, Maitland and a member of the Veterans James Perry Moore, Apopka Lee E. Nichols., Deltona Claudia A. Hancock, Osteen of Foreign Wars and the MRS. MARNIEBPNTON IN BRIEF Supreme Court Convenes t '-- Ctnt.A WORLD - Luther Hodges -- - --- snia1a tuwara Hampton, 24, th violence. i hi emi.qoe t..OUflL Larry dames 101cr, 26, Jail, $1,100 bond, charges, Orlando Is In Semi nole County loitering or prowling, and Jail, $1,500 bond, charged with possession of burglary tools, grand larceny. I Mo nroe Keeler, 45, Sanford, John Richard Hunter, 19,5M2 Is in Seminole County Jail, Lake Howell Road, Winter $1,050 bond; charges include Park, has posted $5,500 bond careless driving, reckless after being ar rest ed on charges dri ving, duty to stop and render of possession of controlled aid at the scene of an accident, substance and contri butin g to and no driver's li cense, the delinquency of a minor. Johnell Linton, 44, Orlando David Glenn Smith, 23, 115 has posted $5,000 bond, after Preiview Drive, Longwood, has being arrested on five counts of posted $2,000 bond, after being worthless chec ks charges. arrested and charged with J04! Jones, 56, 511 East 5th possession of marijuana. Street is In Seminole County Harold Washington, 3678 21st Jail, $5,000 bond; char,ed with Stree t, Midway reported lawn breaking and entering, mower valued at $200 stolen .,I.2.L _P T NEW YORK AP) China's 800 million pepe will food shortages plaguing much of the world if their population growth is held In check, a team of American scientists has concluded after a month's stay in the Communist nation. The team reported it was "tremendously impressed with the high quality of Chinese far. ming." Dr. Sterling Wortman, a vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation and leader of the group, said, "China is as well prepared to meet the coming foodpopulation problem as any country imuld be." PEOPLE without violence, and resisting arrest CHECK YOUR (' .,.nt. China's Food Troubles Checked WASHINGTON (AP) Sanford resisting arrest - to favor a federal tax on gasoline to cut demand. President Ford has said he does not favor such a lax. The AP conservation survey, like several others taken during the past year, showed that people cited inflation and the high price of gasoline and electricity as the prime reasons for cutting back. industry spokesman also said they were cutting back because it saved them money. "Since the oil embargo, only the price is making people conserve," said Dr. James Murray of the National Opinion Re- cut oil imports by 10 per cent, and Italy is also taking mandatory steps to reduce energy - ergy n Monday, Oct. 7, 1974-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Ill? S. Magnolia Ave. I Ph. 323-7720 [ DowntownSanford Year t7I 80 t' 0 16 OPEN M'rn.- Fri. 9-5 2393 W. College Ocala - Rd. - - --------- _ ------------------------ - - �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -- EveningHemM Area Code 305-32.2611 or 8314993 S i,o IN BRIEF WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Deliv.iry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; tS1I% fl.. I•_iI .s ,nau. us rwssu azsav ssa L.. s*,su All other mall: Month,$2.70; 6Months,$J1.20; 12 Months, $32.40. U ., Private Schools Vital To Education mon F EmP TAVARES, Fla. (AP) Four Central Fior!da men were killed when a light twin-engine airplane flying in gusty winds and rain crashed in a swampy area, nc• -• WASHINGTON—The public has yet to learn September 13. Some shady characters, ac made." Internal memos show he is now using salami. the full story behind the kidnaping scare that cording to the tip, had been talking about kid. Word was received on Wednesday. Sep. style tactics to cut up a Census Bureau official, brought more than 60 Secret Service agents naping David and Robert Kennedy, Jr., both of tember 18, that the supposed kidnappers really John Casserly, who has been seeking ways to get rcLig from ail points of the country two wk.i whom tend Harvard. had their eye on Ethel Kennedy's nephew, 1.8 million "missing Americans" to take part In ago to protect the late Sen. Robert Kennedy's The Information was relayed to the FBI, Christopher Lawford, who attends Tufts the 1980 census. children. Here are the exclusive details: which immediately launched an Investigation. University In Medford, Mass. So a protective These are the most depressed ghetto blacks The Secret Service's duties are strictly Meanwhile, Ethel Kennedy, the anxious mother, detail was dispatched to cover were not counted in 1970. Because they who the Lawford boy. defined by law and do not Include guarding the was alerted. her first thought, of course, was to The intensive FBI investigation, meanwhile, represent 7.7 per cent of all blacks, the entire progeny of deceased Senators, protect her children. She knew from experience turned up no substanital leads. So about 4:30 black community lost millions In federal and Yet for one full week, on orders from the that the Secret Service has the world's best p.m. on Friday, September 20, the Secret Service state aid based on census statistics. White House, the agents provided emergency, bodyguards, so she made an urgent request for protection was lifted. The memos show that Casserly took steps to round-the-clock protection for the Kcnnedy kids, federal protection. Watergate Tactics:—A holdover from ex- get these "missing Americans" on th e census Before the affair was over, the bodyguard serSecret Service Director Stuart Knight, President Nixon's infamous "Attack Group" i,, rolls, For his efforts, he was summoned before vice was also extended to a nephew, Christopher knowing he had no authority to protect the using Watergate tactics to destroy a white civil Fallor and was told his proposal was "stupid." Lawford, son of actor Peter Lawford and Kennedy children, agonized with his associate,, servant who has sought to help the 1113 voice rising, Fallor said the proposal was most downPatricia Kennedy. over the request. He personally drove out to the trodden ghetto blacks, a "huge mistake" and demanded to know cording to Lake County.Sheriffs deputies. I LI . new form of rivalry is emerging in higher education. No longer is intercollegiate competition One aj,orit, standing watch outsfde a flam-ard K(,nrwd%, t.,~tate ill Mclkall, Va., 14) exp!.-Iiri to I'll- holdo%- cr k Edward Fail,~r, jlu~y ill ( 11;irj,,. %0-i0ber C.m- rly li.id "any problellLs." c&i;fintd to tlit ithltic ficId,, or au ts.easjonal University blowout attended by one of the Ethel how his hands were tied, of the Conunerce Department's statistics, who 'l have no problems," replied Casserly. faculty "raid" to lure a popular professor from one Kennedy boys, even suffered the Indignity of But he was overruled by his boss, Treasury controls a $100-million operation and 7,000 em. "You may well have in the future," shot back campus to another, having to duck a urinary sprinkle. A raucous Secretary William Simon, who took up the ploycs, Failor. Now, many colleges and universities are party raged Inside, and one of the partygoers kidnaping threat with the White house. Back This was his reward for undeviating loyalty to This turned out to be prophetic. Fallor and his came word from presidential counselor Pull the "Attack Group," headed by convicted White census chief, Vincen t Barabba, a 'Nixon cam. engaging in unrestrained and potentially urinated out the window, The same agent later stood by In astonish. Buchen: protect the Kennedy kids, House aide Charles Colson. The group's purpose paign pollster in 1972, began giving Casserly a destructive competition for students and enment as local police descended upon the scene Simon ordered the Secret Service Into action was to discredit 1972 Democratic dowments. The rivalry becomes particularly acute and bad time. His staff was slashed, and he came barged past him into the building to quiet the on Saturday, September 14. Then he phoned candidate George McGovern by presidential under sudden investigation. when public tax-supported institutions line up reveling students. unscrupulous Ethel Kennedy to reassure her, but legal means. FOOTNOTE:Failor conceded he called the against private institutions which, more often than The kidnaping threat, based upon a thirdMy associate Joe Spear spoke with Simon, Fallor was first installed In a federal mine CsSSCr1y proposal "stupid," but only because lose, Particularly defenseless, it appears, are the smaller private schools. They see their budgets inflated by continuing increas in payroll and other costs but lack the reputation or diversity in TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) area, turned out to be bogus. By conservative physical harm and, therefore, had "empathy for Accounting Office, he fouled up. He was quietly Casserly is In trouble because of his proposal, estimate, the false alarm cost the taxpayers people In public life." Considering the suffering moved over to the Commerce Department over but said this Is purely because It shows "bad about $126,(00. the Kennedy family has been through, he said, the objections of professionals who considered Judgment." Both Fallor and Barabba defended The bizarre affair began on unlucky Friday, "this was one of the easier decisions I have ever him totdly unqualified, their policies toward the blacks. Republican gubernatorlal candidate Jerry Thomas carried a letter to the Capitol today, trying to entice Gov, fleubin Askew into television debates. Thomas who has been calling unsuccessfully for the debates since Askew won the Democra ti c nomination, tried to deliver th e letter personally but was told Askew was not in his office. He gave it to a secretary. In t he letter, he said newspapers now have Joined his call for debate. "In essence, they seem to concur with my observation that the office of governor does not belong to any one man but instead belongs to the people," Thomas said. At a news conference, he said The Palm Beach Post, Fort Myers News Press and Clearwater Sun a ll have called for de ba te. Askew has sa id he already has five joint appearances scheduled with Thomas and that he would not allow an opposition candidate to determine his campaign schedule, Thomas said this did not satisfy his demand for, statewide television coverage, which he said would allow voters to see and hear both sides directly. Thomas also accused Askew of being "soft on crime," and said that the answer to the rising crime rate In Florida Is construction of more prisons. O' their educational program to attract qualified students in the numbers needed to operate most DON OAKLEY efficiently. Private schools are at an even greater disadvantage in the pursuit of gifts and endowment.5 from private sources. State-supported institutions traditionally have refrained from mounting major fund-raising drives since vestments, federal and state taxes have provided them with substantial support, Recognizing this advantage, most state institutions have confined their sol1c1taUoni to alumni and special friends interested in their programs. On the other hand, except for some federal IU Ford administration's rejection of a grants, many private schools have few alternate temporary means of support beyond tuition fees and private financially $10.1- million monthly subsidy to the nosediving Pan American World grants and endowments. Airways sits well with most people. If there's one Fund-raising restraint by tax-supported thing Americans won't tolerate it's the coddling schools has been rapidly disappearing In the face of of capitalists. (The con troversial $100-tnIUIon ever-mounting operating costs and legislative government.guaranteed loan to Lockheed reluctance to meet all budget requests. Lately they Afr(T5It a few years ago was merely the exhave shown little compunction about going to the cePtion that proves this rule.) Fe,, all our dedication to the "may-the-betterpublic with broad-based pleas for supplementary funds. For example, the president of California' company-win" and "nO4pecIal-treatjnent4oranyone" philosophy of free enterprise, are State University at Northridge recently said that a strangely Indifferent to the myriad otherweways $10 million, 10-year public fund drive was the government interferes with the normal necessary to provide financial "frosting on the competitive functioning of the marketplace that cake" not available through state support. we so much extol. In the case of the airlines, it is certainly a Nitionally, such fund-raising tactics have been Chalking up sizable increases In public college and legitimate function of government, through the university Income. The nine-campus University of Federal Aviation Administration, to establish California now ranks third, only behind Stanford and enforce certain safety standards, But the government not only does this byt, through the and Harvard universities, in dollar amounts Civil Aeronautics Board, tellsthe airlines what received from private sources by all higher routes they may fly, how often they may fly and RAY CROMLEY Air Rough ' U .: 11~11 - J . 1' 1. r : .. '1 For Pan Am ' . A. V 1 , I I \ .. Flight Plan t . .7. 14"A .%. A W . 4 : AOMIw'sr, .., .q ' . . President Prisoner of Staff . . ___ ' - . ___ ...... ( ale-) ______ ____ ________ . I raCfi'r % ____ . . ( -. % . '; . ' -- 1. ___ . t7 6 WASHINGTON (NEA) President Ford is In danger of becoming a prisoner of his White House staff. Although old friends get through to him, the staff limi ts the President's contacts, taking care to restrict those who will oppose plans they or. They Program his movements in a y to influence his actions and decisions or keep him so busy ho does not have time to in tensively question their Judgments. They bring back word from the bureaucracy that things they do not want done cannot be done or they produce evidence of a public consensus for programs they favor. This scenario is not new of come. loan im. portant extent, Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Eisenhower too, were prisoners. President Franklin Roosevelt, originator of the White House staff system, escaped tinprisomunent primarily because he was adept at playing one man against another. President Truman was partly successful because he - '. By GEORGE W. CRANE, I j delegated so much authority to cabinet officers. 'will ' - - L. EDGAR PRIMA i I - - - . --'.• - - .' ..• -_- . ' . ' - - - .. Amendment Approval Driv,.S Begin •s CLASS INSTRUCTION I Pb. B., M.D. In peptic ulcer patients, as well ' Music CASE 1)461: Camille G., as those who drink alcohol, Voice (class & private) Choir Directing, Songaged 27, has a .narriage which is often why liquor ad. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) would affect the panel that In- plan support for another —Allow county bonds backed leading, Composition. problem. dicta have "bay windows," —Working on the theory that vestigates allegations of 'mIs- amndment that would let pci- by gaso ne li tax revenue to be "But, Dr. Crane," she Ai1tacld tablets will help voters are likely to reject conduct by judges. INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION vate and municipal electric used for mass transit a., well as Protested, "It doesn't pertain to neutralize this excess acid, changes they don't understand, The amendment would open companies team up to build and highways. Piano-Organ (Beginner & advanced' includes I boudoir cheesecake! But shrinking your stomach supporters have begun drives to commission Inquiries to public finance power plants and lines. "Instead, It refers to the will likewise lower its Improvisation, chord structure & progression, & acid win approval for seven con- examination sooner than —Require that the state Anothe r amendment would G dining room variety of food and production! modulating. Strings (Guitar & Electric Bass) I am e and Fish Commission stitutlonal amendments on the presently permisible, allow the allow the Cabinet to continue to submit dessert! Sometimes surgeons even cut Nov. 5 ballot. Percussion Brass (Trumpet, etc.) Reeds. it budget to the legista. conunLssion to make its own issue bonds for school, commu"For my husband is 50 out part of the stomach to Tuition: Classes $20 per quarter (1) wks. 1-ea. I ture and go through other state The most widely publicized of rules subject to legislative and nity college and university con- agencies for planning, personpounds overweight, reduce this acid secretion, but the amendments is one to grant Supreme Court approval and struction, at wk.) $10 with app. $10. second wk. Instrumental I Th amendment Will "Yet when I try to get him to you can do it more more Independence to the Judi- allow Investigations of conduct Private-516 mo. '/2 hr. weekly. nel and purchasing. I me cornbe supported by Sen. Robert m issi on has backed the amend. i Private Instruction 6.9 p.m. Classes 7-9 p.m. diet, as our physician has economically and without cial Qualifications Commission. related to fitness retroactive to Graham, D-Mlaml, and Rep. urged, my husband says his surgery by the dehydration diet ment The Florida Bar Board of Nov. 1, 1966. MONDAYS at Prairie Lake Baptist Church In I RObert Johnson, R.Sarasota, In stoma ch gnaws to the point he- I'll explain on Wednesday. Governorshaslaunchedadrive I Fern Park. Located 1 mi. S. of 436 on 17-92, ½ blk. I A meeting is set today at the afour.day tour of several cftle,. —Qiange the title from Uflcan't sit still, (3) Fastidious folks, who supporting the proposal, which Public Service Commission to W. on Ridge Rd. THURSDAYS at The First I Other amendments Include ty tax assessor to property apAnd if he watches TV, any have been ta ught to fi nish their Church of the Nazarene in Sanford. Located at prop osals to: praiser, a move sought commercial that shows ham or Jobs with a flourish, Including 2581 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. —Forbid discrimination assessors to get the onus of steaks or cakes and other cleaning their plates while against the physically handJ. higher prooerty taxes off their For further Info, write Fla. Gospel Music World, delicacies, will rmike his mouth children, will carry over this capped. backs. I P.O. Box 20572 Orlando or Phone 862.3756. drool till he raids our same phobia against wasted refrigerator, food. = . "Dr. Crane, I'll admit I also Which Is why many mothers react a little that way when I then gobble the half piece of view the food commercials on chicken or pie or cake left by TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) such a fast rate, we've got at TV but I'm not as gluttonous as their youngsters! The use of radioactive mate- last report 715 licensed pro' my husband. Centre 4) Dining Is a social event so rials is growing In Florida, but grams in the state using radi. "Is his voracious appetite we are "conditioned" to eat state officials say there is no ation. Half are medical users, largely a psychological more if we are with several watchdog agency with clear au- and the other half are In Inproblem? And how can I get other diners, thority to regulate potentially dustry or the academic world." him to diet?" Remember, our first social dangerous radioactivity. A bill introduced In the 1974 "If we found somebody really Legislature to revive the Flori. affair was coming to the table Obesity is due to a corn- to sit in a highchair when we pouring it (radiation) Into the da Nuclear and Space Council environment, we don't know died in the Senate GovernS binatlon of medical and were about 12 months old! psychological causes! Prof. Bayer's research on what our legal right would be," mental Operations Committee. So analyze yourself by this hungrey hens also showed that said Hay Clark, administr ator Clark said the agency will try "Dieters' Test" if you wish to even when a hungry hen dines of the Health DlvLcIon's Radio- to pass the legislation next slenderize! alone on a pile of wheat till she logical and Occupational year. In youth, if we are active, is full, if several mere hungry Health Section. "We'd like to have someone we may require 3,500 to 4,000 hens are then placed beside her, "me situation today is that outside to help tell us what to do calories per day. she will resume eating heartily there is no central responsi-' In this rapidly evolving situBut after the age of 30, we when they do! bility for developing nuclear ation, when we get a cornsettle down to routine Jobs and (5) fie also demonstrated that policy," adds Jim Cullison, a plicated problem," said Clark. engage in far less tennis, a hungry hen consumes from 65 commerce department official. Cullison says, "Everything Is baseball, football, running and per cent to 100 per rent more If An advisory council on nude- In limbo." romping, so our body may not placed before a 200-gram pile of an policy went out of existence The Florida Nuclear 1k IAM State Lacks Nuclear Regulation Agency reed more than 2,500 (le-is for wheat vs. a 100-grarn pile! • • •I 1 • five years ago, but the law Bu- a good deal a slee" —sofa? _____ Development Commission was women). (6) Many people also eat as a thorizing it is still on the books. ,, M7 nnrl !!r But n,,r fn!n'r'h Clark says r,s,uu otaict, just it should be resuri--as the -'''I' beeame the Florida Nuclear habituall> stretched during cigarette addict likes to drain rected, and Space Council, The those first .10 years, ,o it doesn't off energy via waving his arm lie said, "This council would legislature has refused to register "Full" till we gorge in smoking. aLso assure a coordination of provide funds for its operation. r - . • FLORIDA GOSPEL • MUSIC WORLD 0 fl BERRY'S WORLD - .- want - Around p I i e aE 1 1 9 i n R On Orange Dog FI* gh ts psssst! - - U TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) and Efficiency Study CommiLs. about $5, but Florida Atlantic A new policy on keeping fel. He was named the first re- cine, architecture or other "Dear Regents, Don't rip us sIan recommended that fees for University doesn't charge. ens out of certain programs gents professor and will head courses where there are more off again," says one of the student parking be Increased to In other action, the regents also was scheduled to come be. the system-wide equal oppor- applicants than positions. many student petitions for to- .s-o a month and that a tint- were expected to approve a fore the meeting at Florida tunity program for students and The proposal was a result of day's meeting of the Florida tee recommendatic,i State University. form schedule be established commit employes. Florida State's decision to a& Board of Regents. that Dr. James A. Robinson, for the Th e new West Florida presiRobinson has headed Maca- mit to its law school David The students were protesting presi dent of Macatetur Col- dent will ieeccl Dr. Harold lestcr since it'll after serving in Morrison, who is on parole froni aproi)Osal before the regents to Under the present km lege, St. Paul, Minn., be ap- Crosby, who resigned after 1%9-71 as vice president for a 24-year prison sentence on raise parking fees, each university sets its own pointed president of the Univer- heading the Pensacola school academic affairs at Ohio State convictions for armed robbery The Governor's Managemeat parki ng fees. ees. Most charge sity of West Florida. for its first 10 years. University. and attempted robbery. Ills experience at a large, The regents adopted a policy complex Institution and a last month to bar from schools small, liberal arts college anyone who could not meet aduniquely qualified him to head mission requirements for the "ii' the Pensacola school, said Florida Bar. Chancellor Robert Mautz. But the policy was withdrawn CA native of Blackwell, Okla., from Cabinet consideration Robinson received his bach- after Education Commissioner elor's degree from George Ralph Turllngton objected. Bar Washington University, a mas- requirements Inc!ei4e being 21 ters at Oklahoma University years old and living in Florida and his Ph.D. In political sd- as well as being free of felony OR LA NDO, Fla. (AP) At ducted the raid found two dogs powered by a portable electric lie said the fight, which had ence from Northwestern Uni- convictions. least 19 persons were arrested still locked in combat, Egan generator, Egan said. Police been scheduled since last verslty, where he taught before and another 100 given sum- said. The officers had to pry the said most of the dogs involved spring, was first heard of by moving to Ohio State as a promonses in a raid on an illegal anima- Is apart with a stick, he were pit terriers, similar to a Donald Lambert, an official of fessor In 1984. To cut down on food costs, organized dog fight in a wooded said. Stafordshire terrier, the Massachussetts Society for The policy on felons' admisdon't go in for Impulse buying. area of Orange County, police Charges ranging from gainOfficials In several states the Prevention of Cruelty to sions was proposed to prevent Tale a said. shopping list to the food bling to cruelty to animals to have moved recently to stop Animals. them from entering law, medi. market with you and stick to It! A dozen dogs, some bloodied liquor sales violations were what they say Is the growing Lambert tipped FIends offi by fights, were taken Into cus- filed against those arrested. popularity of a cruel and bar- dais about the fights, and the ==== m============ - - - - - aq tociy by the humane society, About 100 spectators were given baric sport that pits trained local humane society learned U state Atty. Robert Egan said summonses at the scent, and dogs In bloody contests. Con- about two months ago that it I after the Saturday night raid. Egan said some may be called grass has also been asked to wo uld be held in the Orlando An undetermined number of upon to testify at trials pass legislation outlawing such area. I dogs were released into sur- resulting from the raid, fights. Egan said law enforcement rounding fields by their owners The raid lnterrrupted a Egan said the cars of specta- officials spent most of Friday when the raid began, he said, sched ule of nine fights In an tors at the match bore license and Saturday learning when A SCHOOL OF MUSIC WITH A HEAVY Officers from several law en- arena covered with a plastic plates from as far away as VIr- and EM-I where the lights would be PHASIS ON GOSPEL MUSIC. Instruction is forcement agencies which con- tarpaulin and lit by bare bulbs ginia staged. available at several locations presently for tie convenience of the students. - SLEEP WORLD - - , T'his burning is acmntuated Students Protest Parking Fee 'Rip Off' - F rd's Amnesty Plan Leaves Big Loophole - Dieters Test v F or Fat Husband ; - Even the most willful staff and Mr. Truman how much they may charge for tickets, They had you wear my pin?" that —could not seriously affect most deci. Harvards have can't even lower the price of a ticket without $10113. the prestige to compete wi th UC, but the sma ller, CAB permission. Mr. Ford's situation appears to be worse than Speaking of airlines, governments and less prestigious private schools are finding It , that of his predecessors, with the possible excreasingiy difficult to survive in the face of the big, aldie.,, most people would be suprised to learn ception of Mr. Johnson. how much the government already tax-supported schools, When Roosevelt set up the modern White the airlines, Foreign airlines, that is. Correction. Indeed, if the choice Is between "frosting" for how much they, as taxpayer,, subsidize foreign House staff system years back, the move was state colleges and universities and keeping private airlines. hailed by experts as saving the preJdney. The o problem then, as now, was that the federal schools alive and healthy, we would choose the Seine "for instances" are as noted by a Pan bureaucracy had become so large, unwieldy and flight in engineer: latter. Concurrently we would see public in A entrenched that it moved under its own power Pan Am gets 25 per cent of the postage for stitutions confining their fund-raising drives to with little flying letter to Tokyo. If the letter goes by regard to the president any their "immediate families" and closest friends. president or his wishes, Mr lines, JAL gets 75 per cent. Th United States of America cannot afford to The White House staff thus was created to When Pan Am, a private company, bought dissipate the intellectual depth and diversity that fleet of 747s, it had to obtain private financingits provide the president with men and women WASHINGTON at If a military deserter vice officials Insist no mistake has been made, expert enough to penetrate that bureaucracy, private colleges give the nation. They are by no 11 per cent interest. Japan Air Lines, tWIne returns to the United States under President that it recognized all along that some find out whe re th means frosting on the higher education cake. They carrier of a "poor" nation, was able to borro" Ford's conditional program, agrees to serve up deserterswas e levers gettothe action would renege on an L'greemnent for the presIdnt wanted. Theywere wereand also from the World Bank at 3 per cent, are a major part of the cake itself, give the to two years of reconciliation service and then nonmilitary service, ___ president independent viewpoin P Am is told It Is tough Ieans i it cannot refuses to do so, there Is no Law, civilian or ts on proposa ls Under the Ford plan, deserters would receive from the departments and bureaus. Thing? compete with the airlines of other countries, military, uMer which he may be subjected to undesirable discharges after agreeing to work In didn't work out that way. every one of which Is government-owned and punishment, a public service Job for up to 24 months. They Mr. Kennedy was forced to make endnins The Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines would earn a new "ciemenc" subsidized. Yet at the same time it prohibited discharge upon around his own staff. He spent a great deal of by its own government both from dropping could hardly care liss.!n fact, Us, officials say the completion of such service. Utheyrefuj to time putting his Own men into key Posts up and unprofitable overseas routes and from offering the services would be happy to be rid of the work, i.hey would be free to go about their down the line in the major department,,. He then administrative and legal headaches these men business but with the undesirable service on the more lucrative domestic ones. discharge, dealt would p This is free enterprise? them, This technique, curiously if action had to be taken against This "out" Is not available to draft dodgers. enoughwith was attempted by Mr. Nixon's chief ti If they refuse to perform public service work assistants, H. H. Haldeman and John Erllchman Much has been written about this "boopbole" in after agreeing to, they can be prosecuted by a with niulu' It was "rencli author Anatole France Mr. Ford's execu ti ve or de r nn ---.. "I. JUflflSOfl "' Ø uzisey in ii... District Court on the relied otis host of Personal Contact, he had built observed that the Law is all its rraijestit. ui JusUse Department and Selective Set'- original evasion offense, up in his years a an in fl uential cn,itor . '.pp!ied o rich and iufl alike. Both ar't' forbidden l' p under bridges, steal bread j in b" the streets. Quite frequently I'll recognise Letters to the Editor as and a heifty sum for office expenses during his first year It's comforting to know that the same equality being thc most provocative sec-tion of a newspper (or of lying (in both senses of the word) holds true when it comes to inflation. On a Pacific beach? magazine, (or that matter) and of how much I enjoy What the hell kind cfa country ls The ordinary person may have forgotten wha t $fl}*yt this , reading them. a ctnk tastes like. BUt COTLes' th )mc(,f them arc 'far out".. and you can't help but 'd" (I a prayer you're not living Dend n.II Gourmet rtho paid $69 for a tiny tin of truffles n Ika 1,j,H.,,4,,,,I 1.... i..1.. AL_ education institutions. Perhaps the Stanfords and the They were Identified as Dr. Wilbur Pickett Jr., 44, of Daytona Beach; James E. Pierce, 34, Orlando; Jack L. Byrd, 49, and Clifford H. Sellers, 37, both of Winter Park. All were dead on arrival at Leesburg hospitals. Bob Tanner, chief deputy in Lake County, said Byrd was believed to have been the pilot. Tanner quoted one of the victim's relatives as saying the four had been on a trip, possibly to the Bahamas. "We don't know why they crashed," Tanner said. "The weather was bad but not too bad for this type of plane." "I'd say visibility was less than a mile and a half, with gusty winds," said the sheriff's spokesman. "What they were doing flying in that kind of weather, I don't know." Autopsies were planned and an investigation of the crash was begun, authorities said. Thomas Seeks Askew Debate it not, are the most vulnerable and have the most to hand tip from a police Informant In the Boston who said he had frequently been threatened with safety job wWch, according to the General was full of faLm statements. He admitted GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) SIX years ago, only 10 per cent Florida students spend In GainTurner estimated that 8,000 A worketudy program pro- paid and do not require students At least 60 per cent of the n, 9IJIJ of the students got financial aid. eavllle during a year. students will borrow roughly' vides part time employmcnt for to work for the university, will students enrolled at the Turner said, "We're not oper. $7.5 million In deferred pay. students on campus. The state total $2.2 million. Turner said the assistance, University of Florida this fall which will go to about 18,500 ating a giveaway program. merit loans this- year. Another is putting $2.2 million and the Another $1.5 million will go to will get some and Parents students continue 4,000 will borrow $700,000 in federal government $600,000 to. scholarships In various colleges type of financial students this year, comes pci. aid, officials say. ward it this year. and departmen ts, mostly In manly from state and federal to (001 75 per cent of their high. short-term loans, er education bills." relatively small awards. sources. "It Is the salvation factor" for The amount of aid available Financial aid goes only to In addition, hometown civic In most deferred loans, the an estimated 2,000 students who will reach a record $15 million Last year, when enrollment those who demonstrate need, money comes from lending ta" ce,jjcin't othclubs, foundations and Individor more during the school year, was 25,641, student aid totalled and much of the stay in school money will be stitutions and repayment is erwise, Turn tials Pro vide $1 million In icholsaid I. Douglas Turner, director $14 million, or about per cent repaid after the stud er said. ent finishes guaran teed by the federal and arship funds through Turner's of student financial affairs, of all the money University of school, he said, state governments. Grants, which need not be re- office, - 4 Die In Lake Plane Crash ay For Kennedys Monday, Oct. 7, 1974—SA F Student Aid Hits $15 Million Monday, Oct. 7,1974-4A -_ JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ourselves with the former 3,500 I ) (7) Frustration and unhap- state efforts in regulating radi- "., - "It disappeared by default," I I calories. piness often lead to obesity, atlon in Florida. licensing of said Ilene Stewart-Sidney of the Since our youthful partly due to the inactivity of radioactiv material Ls going at Commerce Department. stretched stomach contains far such individuals. more celLs th at produce gastric (8) In some cases, thyroid 1L'1II'LT'j juici, the heavy eater actually deficiency, decomnpensated 1. . - _ ! 1 L_._._ - .----. - -- -- -- :;',:i'4/ i;j,. . _n__ __ta Z_L_ ---- -- - - - - - -. �_ __ 6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7, 1974 S. B ig Soviet Demand Japanese- American Britons Yawn At %; I . I \ '!f 4' Another Election . .,%•;;., J' I 4, ..1'': u-•, .. ..- '.. . \ % j,. • ri , .' '. f \ \.j ;' - .. '/L1 - Ing to his public mold. ___ •- _______ - . , t -, -rr 7 _____ _____ 4 HELENA, Mont. ¶ -t - 3y 1 1; 1 , t1 I 4, * I , . "~ =A' ,I,t\ — -_ ~ ., .~ -. .. In sum it made exciting, Informative political talk. Did it • I interest the electorate? Frost " -_ fffill garnered better audience ratings and more headlines a week ,. - WASHINGTON (AP)— Pres. equipment business when the earlier when Martlia Mitchell id; nt Ford, anxious to find out President called Sefl Bob Dole,, ! !d fütti ua Watergate a nd Iitw ttriners are taking the It-Kan., -Kan., a guest of honor. politics In America. cancellation of $500 million Ford talked to Dole, then to worth of U.S. grain shipments Ochs. But the tedium at the top of to the Soviet Union, made a call "Normally we've had real the political tree has not peeto the Kansas wheatlands good reports on Ford till this eluded more lively Laborers Sunday night. deal came up,' Ochs said in a elsewhere In the parliamentary "Pretty nearly all the people telephone interview. On Satur- vineyard. out here are displeased," Clar- day, Ford persuaded two exFROM During the weekend Una A ence Ochs, a farm equipment porters, Cook Industries Inc. Of Kroll, family doctor, drop-out dealer In Otis, Kan., said after Memphis and Continental Anglican nun and mother of Usually th e public has an opportunity of seeing this huge talking to the President. GramCo. of New York City, to four, led a march through the parachute on TV from afar, as the space capsule Is being Ochs, 69, said about 1,500 cancel contracts to sell $500 London suburbs of Sutton and brought back toearth. This chute weighs 2,000 pounds and has farmers were attending the million worth of corn and wheat • £leam as the only women's 130-loot diameter which is being Inspected by workman before grand opening of his farm to the Soviet Union. rights candidate In the field. use by NASA. Legal Notice 'DOWN UNDER' Legal Notice Legal Notice — Inan interview Sunday, Pem• Industry and government Japanese company has broken berton Hutchinson, president of massive cal reserves in Monoff negotiations to purchase the Westmoreland Resources strip-mined coal from Montana, coal company, said it appeared tans av sUrroWXII!I8 slates La saying It would not be a profit- the Japanese were afraid any neceary to ease the naticns* able venture and citing opposi. "brawling controversy" might energy crisis. __ .1 Legal Notice Western ranchers. result In legislation to limit The battle lines began formTheproposeddealwasforthe export of other coal reserves ing when it was learned WestMitsui Mining Co. of Tokyo to from Eastern states. moreland had shipped 12,000 make large purchases of The Japanese are ue unitei cf tons of coal, valued at about Western coal for shipment States' biggest customer $60,000, to Japan by way of through Oregon ports. metallurgical coal, most of Por tla nd, Ore., for a test burn Farmers and ranchers, which comes from the Eastern by Mitsui. whose land sits atop federal states, Hutchinson said. 4 coal oppose mining and said they had been told any exploitation would be to meet the domestic energy crisis, not for export purposes Mitsui officials In Tokyo said today the main reason talks were stopped was that such a the week In closed conferences, WASHINGTON (AP) — purchase would not have been Supreme Court returns from during which it will consider a profitable. re cord 992 request.s for action of SlluuIitr rtccs tdav to a dock company imported 12,.. et of more than 2,000 cases that one sort or another. Last year, $ 000 tons of Montana coal In Authe total was 976. In 1970, It was raise issues ranging from gust, but the freight charges death penalty to presidential 696. were much higher than we had Impoundment of funds. The court will announce deci. slons on some o these matters expected and It did not pay," Brief opening ceremonies said on its first decision day, Oct. 15. id one company executive. were scheduled for the first The officials said opposition are appeals, with Chief Justice Warren whici, the court must decide to strip mining from a ranch- E. Burger expected to preside whether to hear. They are ers' group "was another fac- despite injuries received in among about 1,000 petitions for tar" but not the principal o.te. bicycle accident that have kept k hIJUI that were filed during They said talks might be re. him away from the court most the summer recess. The court =re future din if the cost of of the past two weeks, already had more than 1,000 importing petroleum goes After the ceremonial opening, such requests pending at the and that of bringing In coal goes the court will spend the rest of end of its last term. down, Legal Notice _i Monday, Oct. 7,1974-7A . - 9, y. . - , ...,. ..,fs..L.g,...r.,,#',.,,..,.,,,... - ' - - -- - Private Autos By FRANK CREPEAU Associated Press Writer '' in Celebrating " Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Notice is hereby given that I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CASSELSERRYPLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NAME STATUTE ngrd ,n business at 1191 E. engaged In business of 1200 NAME STATUTE French FLORIDA. Notice olPublicHearing CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Attarnonte Dr, Altamonte Springs Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 741624.CA-O4.D TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA. 337 $mirl County. Fit-ride Florida under the fictitious name of Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that the Re: Dissolution of Marriage, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CIVIL No. 74130.0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-103-D under the fictitious name of SANFORD AUCTION, and that I THEODORE WILSON, undersigned, pursuant to the ',nderltgned. pursuant Ic. the Husband, the City of Casselberry, that th FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. DIVISION 0 S P E E DY -0 U I C K INSTANT Intend to regIster said name with me "FictitIous Name Statute' Chapter "Fictitious home Statutl" Chapter Council wilt hold a public hearing to TOAGE ASSOCIATION, In IC: The Marriage of $45.09, Florida latute, will register NS.O9, Florida Sttute, will register PRINTING CENTER. and that I CIsk of the Circuit Court, Seminole MARGAR!T JOHNSON WILSON. consider enactment of • Plaintiff, ROLAND CHESTER SWEET, Irsteo,cl toregister said name with the County, FlorIda In accordance With with heClerk of the CircuIt Court, in with theClerk of thi Circuit Court, In Wife. nonemergency Ordinance entitled: Petilioner. Husband and for Seminole County, Florida, and for County, Florida. upon Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole the provisions of the Fictitioui NOTICETODEFEND AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY MICHAEL L. LARK and VERNITA and upon receipt of proof of the receipt of proof of the publication of County, Florida in accordance with Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, B LARK. his wile, MARIE SWEET, Respondent, Wife publication of this notice, the tic , this notice, the liciltious name, lot" provisions 01 the Fictitious uso, Florida Statutes 157. MA ROAR C T JOHNSON ESTABLISHING THE CHARGES, Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT titios name, tDwlt: RAMADA INN wit: JAMESTOWN INVESTORS Statutes. To-Wit: Name $13, Wayne H. Biecha WILSON, RATES, INSTALLATION AND TO: MARIE SWEET NOTICE OF SUIT NORTH under which 'am engaged under which we are engaged In Publish Sept. 30& Oct. 7, 14. 21, Section 86-s 09 F13r4e Statutes 19)1 1971 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. STABILIZATION FEES, EX- TO: VERNITA B. LARK Apt. 40 Northgate in business at 725 West Semoran business at 700 Katherine Court In OEF•153 5: Seymour Solomon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TENSION COSTS CONTROL Manor Apts. RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Boulevard In the City of Altamonte the City of Altamonte Springs, Publish Sept. 14, 23. 30, Oct. 7. 1974 that Theodore Wilson has flied a SCHEDULE OF DEPOSIT FEES; 345 Dewey Avenue, And all parties claiming interests SprIngs, Florida. Florida DEF 71 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Petition in the Circuit Court of E S T A B I I S H M E N T 0 F by, through, under or against Rochester. New York 11414 That the parties Interested in laid That the party Interested in said EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL, dR. Seminole County. Florida, for the DELINQUENCY CONTROL Vernita B. Lark and to all parties YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED business enterprise is as follows: business enterprise areas follows: p. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Dissolution of Marriage and you are POLICY; ALL FOR USE OF THE having or claiming to have any thatanactlonfol-DISSOLUTIONOF David Fithev GEORGE F. CHANDLER, JR. required to serve a copy of your FLORIDA WATERWORKS SYSTEM OF THE right, title, or interest in the real MARRIAGE has been filed against Randal Hoiden Dated at Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PRORATE DIVISION written defense. if any, on his At- CITY OF .CASSELBERRYI property herein described, you and you are required to serve a Florida, October 3, 1974. George E M.atoof EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CASE NO. PR. torriiy, ALBERT to. FITTS, whose REPEAL OF ORDINANCE NO. 240 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copyof your wr,ttendefsnses, if any, Publish- Oct 7, 14, 21, 21, 1974 Murray Diamond CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR EASTATE OF address is as thown below, and file OW EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS mat an action to foreclose a mar- to GENE N. STEPHENSON of DEG 50 Philip Friedman SEMINOLE COUNTY the original with the Clerk of the ORDINANCE: CONFLICTS* AND tgigeonttiefollowingre.Iprop,rty STEPHENSON and BEANE, Post EDWARD C. THORNTON Harvey 'reene PROBATE DIVISION Deceased AbOVI Styled Court on or before the EFFECTIVE DATE. Office Drawer One, Casselberry. in Seminole County, Florida-. PRORATE P40. Roger I Cohen Iffi day of November 1911. otherwise The proposed Ordinance it posted The East 45 feet of the North 172 Florida, 32107. Attorneys for the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND In re: Estate of Dated at Orlando. Orange County, C Default and ultimate Judgment at the City Hall,. Casselberry, feet of Lot is and the West 30 feet of Petitioner. and Iis the original with FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida, September 10, 1971 JOSEPH J. PETRAS, SR. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING will be entered against you for the Florida. the North 177 feel of Lot 5, Frost's the Clerk of the above Styled Court FLORIDA. Publish: Sept. 16.2), 30, Oct. 7, 1974 deceased. r#110 demanded In PUBLIC HEARING will b. hold ln the Petition. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Addition No. 2 to Altamonte, Fla,. on or before October 17, 1974 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.149I.F C'EF-77 NOTICE TO CREDITORS WITNESS MY HAND and OF. the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, according to the plat thereof as Otherwise a Judgment may be enNOTICE OF ACTION Ye All Creditors and All Persons SAID ESTATE You and each of you are hereby FICIAL SEAL of said Court this lit on the 211t day of October A.D. 1974, recorded In Plat Book 1, page n, of feted against you for the relief lii to. the Marriage of Having Claims or Demands Against of October 1974. Of 7-30 p.m., or as soon thereafter '$ the Public Records of Seminole demanded in the Petition. notified and required to file any day JANICE LEE Said Estate: WELLS it (SEAL) possible, at which time Interested County, FIurId&', ,. WITNESS my handand the $"! of PETITIONER, AND HAROLD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANC You are hereby notified and claims and domands Arthur H. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Beckwith, Jr. parties and cfti?tn$ for and against has been filed againtt you and you saià Court on this, the 11th day of WELLS. RESPO'IDENT. either of you, may have against said required to present any claims Clerk of Circuit Court FLORIDA. the proposed Ordinance will be are required to serve a copy of your September, 1971. TO: HAROLD WELLS demands which you may have estate In the office of theClerkof the Seminole County. Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1419.0 heard This hearing may be con written defenses. If any, to it on van (Seat) Post Office Box agatmt the estate of JOSEPH J. Circuit Court of the Eighteenth By: Elaine RiCharde NOTICE OF ACTION tinued from time to time until final den Berg, Gay. Burke 1. Dyer. P.A. H. Beckwlth, Jr. 01 Judicial CIrcuIt, Arthur Seminole County, Cliffside, North Carolina PETRAS, SR. deceased late In re: the Marriage of Deputy Clerk action Is taken by the City Council. at, Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Clerk of Circuit Court YOU Seminole County, Florida. to the Florida, Probate DIvis,on, in the ARE NOTIFIED that an VINCENT SIFRES, PETITIONER. ALBERT N. FITTS By: Lillian Y. Jenkins GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. Florida 37102 and file the original action for Dissolution of Marriage AND Clerk at the Circuit Court, and flit Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, NE IDA A. 210 Edwards Building SIFRES. CORDINGLY. within four Deputy Clerk calendar months from with the Clerk 01 the above Styled has bean flied açaInst you by RESPONDENT. the same in dvplk.le and as publication of Sanford, Florida 37771 DATED this 3rd day of October, court on or before October 111h, Publish: Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7. 1971 JANiCE LEE WELLS. and the first you are TO: NEIDA A. SIFRES Provided in Section 733.14, Florida the time of Attornty for Petitioner. A.D. 1974. 1971: otherwIse a judgment may be DEF71 required to serve a copy of your Statutes, in their offices in the 11th notice. Each claim or demand Publish: Oct. 7, 14, RVA DA Sole 506 21, 25, 1974 (Seal) entered asIrtst you for the relief written defenses, if any, to it on County Courthouse in Seminole nwsl be In writing and I lied In ParelrasSao Paulo, Mary W. H3*thorne, duplicate and state m demanded In th. complaint or pt.. Of DEG-43 Carroll Burke. Attorney for County, Florida, within four PROCLAMATION OF Brasil City Clerk petition. Petitioner. calendar months from the time of rnldlnc, and post off ice address of WhOSS REGULAR ELECTION address Is 412 IN AND FOR THE CIRCUIT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED City of Casselberry, WlThE5Smy hand and tlteseal of TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Sanford Atlantic Bank BuiVJng, the first p',Dlicat, óhereof, or the the claimant and must be sworn to COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY that an action for Dissolution of II Florida by the claimant, his agent or at. same *111 be barred, Said Court on September 17, 1971. OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. S$nford. Florida, and file FLORIDA. the Marriage has bean filed ag4 inst you Publish: Oct. , 1974 (Seal) FLORIDAFiled at Sanford Florida, this 11th torney, or the same shall be void. original with the Clerk of Circuit CASC P40. 74.13348 by VINCENT SIFRES. and you are DEC-19 D3?nd at Orlando. Florida. this Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. day of September. 1974 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Court, Sanford, Seminole Coocty c P LOWDERP.IILK and CLARA . requfrG to serve a copy of your 77th day day of September, 1974. Clerk of the Circuit Court Joseph .1 PrIrat, Jr the City of Casselberry, Florida. Florida, on or before LOWDERMILK. hiS wife. the 161h day of written defense-s. if any, to it on Dorothy H. Johnston By Joy Stokes PUBLIC NOTICE As Executor Plaintiffs, that pursuant to lawful authority the October. AD. 1971; otherwIse a Carroll Burke, Attorney for As Executrix of said estate Deputy TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Clerk William I Colbert, Esq Mall default will be City of Casselberry, entered against you Florida, VS. WILLIAM A. WALKER It OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, Publish: Sept. 16, 73, 30, Oct. 7. 1971 on Tuesday, December 3, 1971, for the relief demanded in the Petitioner, whose address is 612 Attorney for Executor N. B. CHOICE, and any Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Attorney for Executrix DEF 13 Suite 22, Florida State Bank some, heirs, deviseet grantee's. FLORIDA: during the legal hours for voting Petition. 'Sanford, Florida, and file the WI NDE RWE E DIE, HA INC S. creditors or other parties claiming NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Post Office Box 1330 hold the regular election of the City WITNESS my hand and official WARD the City Council of the City of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Sept 30, Oct 7, 1974 sea l of this Court, on this the 10th original with the Clerk of Clrcu;$ Casseiblrry, Florida. by, throu, under or against N. 16th JUDICIAL Court, Sanford, Seminole County. CIRCUIT, p• DEF-170 Said election ihall be hold at the day of September, AD. 1974. CHOICE, who Is not known to be Casselberry, Florida, on August 1 Florida, on or before the 161h day of I P.O. box no Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. either dead or alive, and the 1974, resolved that the City of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Casselberry Fire Department October, A.D. 1974; otherwise a DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Winter Park. Florida 327P Clerk Of Circuit Court Building on said date and it the ESTATE OF HOMER SEWELL and Casselberry, Fki Ida, place on the PRORATE CASL1 NO. PR 7CCP nS will be entered against you • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cost. Publish Sept. 30 & Oct. 7, 1974 of the regular December , ALL IC SIMMONS SEWELL. times authorized for the purpose ofSeminole Count,. F lorida for the relief demanded in the Defendants, lflleIKllon the question of whether ESTATE of By: Elaine RiCharde CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2!F 164 electing the follow" city officials, Pitltion tt0 fluoridate the water supply BEN B. CITYOF COUNTY. FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk to wit: NOTICE OF ACTION WITNESS my hand and official Deceased. Provided by the City ofCasselberry, ALTAMONTESPRINOS, Civil Action No. 74.1575.0 TO N B CHOICE THREE (3) MEMBERS of the (Seal) seal of said Court that 10th day of AMENDED Florida, and the FLORIDA City Council, Address City Council of the City of CARROLL IIURKE reti NOTICE TO CREDITORS September, AD. 1914 thereafter, Shall be guided by the Notice of Public Hearing RICHARD J RISSER and Attorney for Petitioner dence "nown Cassefberry, Florida Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. vote of the majority voting in the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SHIPLEY D. RISSEP, his wife, And u' partIes Lialming interests election. This Ncilce shall be posted as 617 Sanford Atlantic CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Clerk of Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Plaintiffs, through, under or against NB, required in the City of Casselberry, Bank Building Seminole County,Florida This Notice shall be posted as SAID ESTATE: the Board of Zoning Appeafi the' CHOICE, who is not known :o w Florida, and shall be published In Sanford, Florida 37771 You and each of you are hereby By: (lain, RiCharcie required in the City of Casselberry, said Boardwill hold a pu the Evening Herald once each week Publish: Sept 16, 73, 30, Oct. 7, blic hearing dead or alive ADRIAN VAN NOORD no and required to file any for Deputy Clerk JOHAPINA C. VAN P40090, hiS to consider the question of granting you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, and shall be published in at least four (1) consecutive 2!,!] claims and demands which you, or ( Seal) a variance for the following wife, that a suit sacking the cancellation the Evening Herald once each week woteks to December 3. 1974 either of you, may have aglint said prior of that mortgage executed by C R. for at least four 1 consecutive Defendants described properly: Dated at Casselberry, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CARROLL BURKE estatein the office of the Clerk ofthe this 2ndday of October, AD 1971 EIflHTEENTH JUDICIAL C l ot. Attorney for Petitioner From the west t. corner of Section [OWDERMiLK and CLARA H. WItILS prior to December 3. 1971. Court of the 16th Judicial (Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 617 Sanford Atlantic Ii, Tow'rshIp 21 South Range 29 Dated at Casselberry, Florida. Circuit NOTICE OF ACTION LOWDERMILK. his wife. in favor of A.D. 1974. Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, Bank Building this 2nd day ol October, COUNTY, FLORIDA. P40090 and East. run South oQd.greesll'36"W 81118. HOMER SEWELL and N. B. Grier, TO; ADRIAN VAN Probate Division. In the Courthouse Sanford. Florida 37711 In to: Custody of hiS 445 IS feet along the west boundary CHOICE, dated the 7th day of (Seal) Mayor JOHANNA C. VAN P40090, at Sanford, Florida. wihin four Publish: Publish Sept 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 1971 of Bill B. Crier, MICHAEL I EVERHART. KIM the Southwest of said Section '.4 March. 195$. and recorded In Official Oct. 7. 11. 31. wife, and each of them if alive, and If , 1914 calendar months from the time Of DEG S3_ Mayor BERLY K. EVERHART, SANDY DEF 71 11 ?hCfC S'V?tI PP drS 41' 74" Pr.rth flock 159. pace 333 PubliC an,i vi them oe dead. his or the first publication of this notice. RUTH EVERHAR', MARK ALLAN Records of Seminok' County. Publish: oI.;, n. ;i. s. t7.* unknown teir; a, law, legatees. E. 11.3$ feet; thence South 00 Each claim or demand must Lie in PRELIMINARY CEiTIF1CAT (VERIIARI ir.d AI*CCLIOUE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida, and encumbering the 0(6-3 iienors. trustees, oroth,l-caimants writing and filed in duplicate and OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION EVERHART. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, following described real prOerty - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND state the place of by, through. under or against her or South $9 degrees 41' SI" C 1123.31 In The Name And By The Authority residence and FLORIDA. feet from the point of beginning NOTICE OF SUIT The South 50 feet of the East $70 FOR him, and all persons having SEMINOLE COUNTY, office address of the claimant and Of The State Of Florida TO: NANCY I EVERHART whose CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.14N.E feet ofLot l06 and all of' of 4M of !he FLORIDA Claiming to have any right, titleor thence South 00 degrees 19' 24" W must be sworn to by the claimant. To ALL TO WHOM THESE test knov,rt residence it 47) Lilac following 135.00 feet NOTICE OF ACTION thence South *9 degrees Plain of Srtdlvision of the Lands Of CASE NO. 14.lS)4.E interest in and to the SHALL COM , his age-rd or attorney, or the same PRESENTS Marriage of It , Road, Casselberry, Florida, 3rtd In re: the 1' 4" E 150.00 feet to the westerly the Altamonte L4'trl, Hotel and DIVISION E 6e%4.ribed land in Seminole County, GREETINGS: be void. WILLIAM 'TAYLOR BENt-lICK, right of line way of whose present whereabouts Wymore Road, Navigation Co as re-corded in PIat in Florida, re: the Marriage of: Dated at Sanford, Florida, this Whereas, unknown PETITIONER, AND MARGARET thenCe North 00 degrees 19 24' F Book *0 and 17 and 1, P69,14 9, as KAREN LYNN POWERS. 30ffi DAVID W YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CUNNINGHAM day of Septem, ber,1971, along said right of way 01 Wymore YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED B BENPIICK. RESPONDENT. recorded In Deed BooS. 1)1, peg,173, Petitioner MAITLA aith'in to aincet mortgage te George D. Clanton Jr. Road 135.00 feet thence north It N 0. F LORLANDO, 0 P I 0 A that an action for child custody has TO: MARGARET 0. BENNICK ,ind Led Book 177, page 16$. and RUBY SMART, the fOtklg Described Property in As Administrator Post Office Box 571 doureet 11' 31" W 130.00 feel to the been filed against you. and you nrc Deed ltoø6 91, pace 210, all 01 DOUGLAS JEROkIE r'owcis 4m!ndte County. 'soa. ?OW?t FLORIDA of said estate ront c4 teglnnng Confans )165 Caroleen. North Carotina reguli'ed to serve a copy of your smr'1p County. i"t'ia recorus ReW4'n , n; ............ ARNOLD MEI4K, MAITLAND, . trr t'.311 ;-f LI .3!, 1310 1. -Vflhl lIl- 14r0rnv sanToriFn acres fjitj against you in lht NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA B, and the Easterly hall of Lot 19. tonwy for t "' t'tor an action for Dissolution of THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE A.D., JOHN A '"at AAI.0WIN, Baldwin "i. Circy;1 Cowl of the Eigtdggftfh TO. Douglas Jerome Powers did on the 251h day of APRIL, Black B, of SPORTSMEN'S 217 North Eola Or. Marriage has been filed against aski waiver of ,he requirement Of DIkeou Attorneys at Suite Judicial Circuit, In and For last known address cause to be Incorporated under PARADISE, CASSELBERRY, Section4 Orlando, Florida $00 East Highway 436. Casselberry, by WILLIAM TAYLOR BENNICK , "5CC" 6 for a sIde yard Seminole County, Florida. This suit West 61h Street the laws of the State of Florida the Seminole County, Floridi, at Publish: Oct. 7, 11, 1974 dimension f twenty five (23) feelto Florida 32201, Attorneys for and you Are required to serve a copy seeks a judicial cancell,tivs 01 the CP'uIuoI. Florida AUTO PARTS, INC. a corøing to the plit thereof recorded ilI* placement of building cx DEQ 51 Petitioner, and file the or.vinai auth of your written defenses, if any, to it aforesaid mortgage. PRESENT ADDRESS corporation, with its In Pigi BooS. I, pages 12 13. 01 the principal place tPs•Cterkofthe$bovestyledcoijrtat on Carroll Burke, Attorney for tension with a side yard setback of ELECTION PROCLAMATION You are hereby required to file UNKNOWN of business at LONOWOOD. Public Records of Semi.v1e County. fr.- (*0! f"t .cribed tor tnt above th Seminole County Courtt'cuse, PeIiticner, wt't-se address is 61? rr 'rttr f5 f any. wIF ',r-.ere the (';ly C,hsrttr 'f tFC SEMtt4OI,I COIJ4TY fl th S'AIC r' 'r,I A PE tiOTIF lED tt'at fl f '' c..,,,.t r i,..., 'i. Silrkrd /.Il,,r:, ii. ii,.,.. r-,'t.. -.. -..- ' ,P The Wonderful Progress Of Beautiful Seminole & S.W. Pineapple Growers Volusia Count'i'es,,, ~_ :-C,:-.-" __ ~`"~ 1-1,1 1-_. ;~~ -,---__ .._,~_.7_ R_"~ Go 09 ~M'i_ L40 al To Air Shipping HONOLULU (AP) — Repre. aentatives of Hawaii's two ma)or pineapple producing cornDole and Del Monte, contend that mainland buyers are going to continue to have fresh Hawaiian pineapple at their markets, This is their view despite rethat the two companies are phasing out their operations In Hawaii for cheaper labor markets in foreign countries. "The future for the Hawaiian I - you, I it -- ..'- Court Hears Death Penalty Arguments y 11 - ...-_ to Leningrad two years ago at a "When I'm behind the wheel I prudent 60 miles per hour and can relax. When it's I who The soviet never look back Is now drives, I have the Impression MOSCOW (AP) — Union is on the threshold of the frequently passed by Russians nothing can happen to me," automobile age and seems whizzing along in new Zhlgulis — the Soviet version of the ItalThe urge to mobility, conready to fulfill the dreams to have ian compact Flat 124. venience, to master one's own millions of its citizens — fate, escape he herd — all have ;13F a car, —On a sununer weekend the It's going to be a long time two-lane road south to Kharkov fueled a Soviet love affair with before everybody in this vast is clogged with drivers, many the auto. A Soviet newspaper land of 235 million people who with camping equipment lashed reported a majority of car owners said they needed a car wants a car can have one, but to luggage racks, "to get away from It all." "avtomobillzatsiya" or auto—One can no longer count on mobilization is on the Way, finding a parking space directly Some Communist party ideoNearly 700,000 cars will be in front of the BoLshoi Theater ,i' sold to privatit owners this year, 10 minutes before the curtain logists have warned against a i. growth of "private ownership up. and there Is talk of one million goes individualism", apparently cars a year In the near future. —A foreigner driving a 7jj., worried about what Russians on ht'cl, will mean for the 'new Those are puny figures coiii- gu!i is taunted by a prideful Soviet man" supposedly being I pared to the United States Russian: "[Icy, that's one of where 895,000 ears were sold to our cars. Where is your Ford?" molded here. However, the leadership has apparently deAmericans way back in 1915. —Tiny racing stripes, cur cided to make the car a symbol Yet only four years ago, in iwo, tamed rear windows, stuffed of efforts to meet long.Irustratjust 125,000 cars were sold to private owners in the Soviet animals and pillows, and Flat ed consumer demands. mudguards are appearing as Union. The Soviets are worried about "customizing" touches to ra There are only about 2.5 mu. Soviet cars. And the ultimate in pollution, traffic congestion, lion private cars In the Soviet machismo Is to paint a number rising accident rates and the Union, compared to some 94 on the front doors and place a host of other ills that come with million in the United States and pair of plastic racing helmets cars. But they are still at an early stage since the road to 16.4 million in West Germany. on the rear window ledge. genuine mass auto ownership Why shouldn't Ivan Ivanovich on a Western scale is blocked by Even with that low number there are obvious signs of the get the same feeling as Kremlin shortage of cars, service and leader Leonid I. Brezhnev, who repair facilities, spare parts, tiny auto explosion: —A foreigner who could drive once told a foreign journalist: garages and good roads. - lion from Legal Notice For 4 '' - , i ,~ -_1 I *1 `iii . 4 _,-_,.~~,11 kv , ~ LOOK (AP)— A officials contend strlp.mlrJng of _____ 1. . #j.14 . - - I.. .1 ~1 I - `. -, _ Cc Ni Jeremy Thorpe were gossipy, lively and urbane, each accord- I Coal Deal Dropped •''9'III , :e. S '.'. LONDON (AP) — Joe Cora1 the modern parliamentary sys- —and With the Cafldlclates, who the bookie, is using newspaper tern, and a Gallup poll just out have met too often In the past ads to drum up betting action on reports the lowest voter interest decade on the field of ennui. Thursday's general elections. a quarter of a century. TV interviewer David Frost That's how bored the British who used to commute across The Is3U5 are over the elections deemed Atlantic In search of meanrising prices, militant the by the three major parties as tradeunlon!,theCommonMar- Ingful chit-chat, recently was Britain's most important ket, high mortgage rates host to the three major candi. the dark days of World War unemployment, nationalization dates on successive talk shows. The columnists, editorial Lbr Prime Minister Harold writers and commentators on of industries. The iault seems to Wilson; his predecessor at No. the telly are calling it the dul- lie with the timing — only sever. 10 Ding St., Conservative lest election since the yawn of months since the last elections Edward Hea th, and Liberal Legal Notice . r .1 I 1P Upsets U.S. Farmers ---. - (p \4 Export Cancellation .---- J F pineapple is in airshipping it fresh to the mainland," says Emil Schneider of Castle and Cooke, parent company of Dole. "Now that we have new lowcost agreements with the airlines on shipping the fruit, people on the East Coast are now getting good quality pineapple ... something they never experienced before." Many of the reports concerning the two companies palltog out of Hawaii were sparked 4 15 flJK q i gg z rC For Tuesday, October 8, 1974 Ill ( % H I(ti, I 1111,11 I IM ' tt G}:NERAL TENDENCIES: Improve home and family atlairs in a.m. and get basic matters in better shape. Later, - sidestep all arguments, take care of your health and avoid trouble. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study into some new outlet, but don't put In operation just yet. Establish more harmony In home ( and with family. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Set up appointments early and r keep them on time: then get caught up on your important correspondence. Do nothing foolish tonight. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Work out a better plan for your I . practical and money affairs early, then be sure to economize. Follow ideas of a clever business expert. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Handle personal 1 affairs in a.m. Problems may arise that require quick thinking and acting to solve later. Plan future. LEo July 22 to Aug. 21) Gain the aid of good pals for sonic project In am, since later you have to tend to business exclusively. Postpone action on what you want. clusively. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Morning is best time to make new friends, but the afternoon is not good at all for such, so pretend to be busy. Take a good pal to lunch. - ' - by company announcements several months ago that they were closing down their pineapple operations on the Island of Molokai at the end of 1975. Dole has 12,000 acres of land In pineapples there and Del Monte about 10,000, the spokesmen said. The Del Monte Corp., citing an "increase in the world's demand for pineapple," now says it will continue the Molokai op. eratlon until Jan. 31, 1978. Dole, however, will close down on Molokai as earlier announced. While the companies are expanding their fresh-fruit shipping operation, they are, however,cutting back on their can. ning opera tions here, The labor market In Hawaii for canning is too expensive to compete with labor in Southeast Asia and Africa, the companies say. A union laborer In Hawaii is paid $2.98 an hour, while pineapple workers In the Philippines and Taiwan draw as lit tle as 15 cents an hour. - seeking, so get that donc too. 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Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i-l 1-4 Mean Diabetes LEE GEIGER Or Aggressive Conteh - DEAR DR. LAMB After 21 denying problem of diabetes. DEAR READERS: If sta tistics bore you, please read this 'C I. _u years of G forces in fighter Anyone who has them should be anyway. The information may come In handy if you're ever on a . aircraft I developed boils of the evaluated for diabetes. .__ '. I.- ~ -_ . quiz show. It co uld even save your life: This Second, an infection will ______ A sugar tolerance test buttocks. Saturday, October 5th, A.13.C.'s Wide Q. When was the Chicago (ire? World of Sports showed the highlights was normal enough to remain make diabetes more severe OF _____ A. October 9, 1871. Exactly 103 years ago this week. But let's of John Mrs. Janice B. Springfield, on flying status, although the it will cause a person who ap. j ct a little more current, shall we' Did Conteh's 15-round win over Argentina's Jorge you know that last year in vice president and commercial fligtfl surgeon suspected pears to be normal (but is Aff Ahumada. the U.S.A. 11,900 people died in 2,815,000 fires? And that in loan officer at Florida State diabetes, really a diabetic) to have 1 The fight took place in Conteh's home town of Canada, there were 830 deaths in 78,900 fires? Even more Bank of Sanford, will be in. abnormal diabetes test. Any Ten years and numerous boils tragically, a large percentage of deaths were children, elderly To celebrate the opening of plush private membership stalled as chairman of the Mid. later, another sugar test stress, which includes infec. London, England but Ahumada's manager, Gil GUESTS ENJOY persons and invalids who had been left alone for just a few Clancey can't claim he was "homered" as he Club at Orlando-Seminole Jal Alai Fronton in Fern Park, Mrs. East group of the National resulted In hospitalization for dons, Infectious Illnesses, acci. did minutes. after the Bob Foster bout in New Mexico earlier CLUB OPENING Stephen A. Calder of Ft. Lauderdale, wife of the president. Association of Bank Women regulation of diabetes. The dents, physical injury or even The chief causes of fires in order o( the toll t.aken,were: Inc., (NABW), Tuesday, at problem was qulc¼ly controlled emotional shock, can unmask treasurer, entertained a group of friends among whom were her this year. I 1. smoking, 2.) electrical wiring, 3.) heating and cooking niece, Mrs. Henry Roche of Orlando (center) and Mrs. Mayfair Country Club. A by a l diet. os 0 t 10 an underlying problem of 1 0 caloric Golda Conteh fought the fight that Foster should equipment, 4.) children playin g with matches, 5.) open flames reception will be held in her pounds that level, and stay at diabetes. ' have. He kept his right hand high, protecting and sparks, 6.) flammable liquids, 7.) suspected arson, 8.) honor. and weigh 165 Florida I'm six Third, feet tall your weight reduction fronton, chimneys and flues, 9.) lightning, 10.) spontaneous Ignition. against the potent left hook of Ahumada. His jab (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Mrs. Springfield will be the pounds. My urine tests are reversed your abnormal find. •' was sharp, but most of all the Englishman was The total fire loss in 1973 was an estimated 3 billion one million 1, first woman banker from the usually negative. The last In. ings and demonstrates a truth dlllTs in tw t S A. il 1 nullitn d'!!.r. in ('f :r, v( 1 . ______ in a iiih ight hand, that was Sanftrd FCi to 1JId tht fcctloii took over a year to heal. in the IlUIflagCIHent of "Y ) Now for some Ups that could save your life: often his lead punch, Conteh appeared to dominate ~1, position. She Is presently My last fasting blood sugar test diabetics. About half of all —Be sure your cigarette is out. Matches, too. And never leave as vice chairman of the the action throughout. during titl.i problem was 1. diabetics, at least In their matches and lighters wi th in the reach of children. . I Mid-East Group, and president. The blood sugar levels and the earlier stages, can be managej —Don't run cords under rugs or over radiators where t hey On several occasions Ahumada's suspect chin elect of the Central Florida boils are the only evidence of quite well with simple weight JIPA may get damaged. And replace a cord if it Is (rayed. came into play as he allowed himself to be bulled Chapter of t he American dia betes I have had, I Iz reduction, Of course the ad. —Never leave small ch ildren alone in th e house. Not even for a into the ropes by Conteh. [. Institute of Banking. I have also observed that vanced diabetic with weight few m in utes. The World Boxing Council's new light Mrs. Springfield is graduate positive urine tests can be loss is quite . another problem. 1 —Have your wiring and electrical installations done by a k4 heavyweight champ showed Ahumada for what he of the National Commercial avoided by taking a stiff shot of Manydiabet.Icsdo not needoral professional. Lending is; a rough, tough club fighter with limited skills School, which is bourbon. A doctor friend told pills. They need a diet, and they —Store oily rags and paints in a cool place In tightly sealed sponsored I by the American me including the necessary speed to win the big ones. it was because alcohol need to atay on it until it ac meta l containers. I.., Bankers Association and Is held stimulates the pancreas to pro- complishes the goal the doctor $ I Conteh's record now stands at 26 wins, 20 by —Never use flammable liquids for dry cleaning Indoors, on campus at the University of duce more Insulin. If this is sets. K.O., in 27 bouts. His only loss was given him by an —Never smoke In bed. : . . j Oklahoma. She is also entering 'i: ie, perhaps me diabetics —Have a fire drill in your home to be sure everyone knows Fourth,youhad nosptoma unknown Eddie Duncan of Philadelphia in Se her senior year at the school of using oral medication might of diabe s wha t to do in case of fire. te (except the boi ls ). tCmt)Cr of '72. . banking of the South, also prefer to control their condition At least half of all diabetics Remember, fire extinguishers put out 97 per cent of all uc I spo nsored by the American in th is manner. I'd appreciate cannot be diagn fires on which they are used....Most large fires ,Ltarted as small osed wi thout a -, Coseil Wrong; WBA Tilt Fight Sot Bankers Association, and Is your comments, fires ... So invest In a compact, easy-to-use fire extinguisher and blood test, preferably a ki held on campus as Louisiana DEAR READER — Your let- tolerance test or at least a blood Despite what you Walter (Sonny) Lee of Gainesville (center), past president of keep it handy In your kitchen. or be a sport and buy one for your ' may have heard Howard EYE BANK State University. cottage, car, boat, and the back bedroom, too. North Florida Eye Bank, was speaker at the recent 10th ter is interesting from several test after eating (as opposed to Cosell say during the telecast, Conteh IS NOT the Mrs. Springfield is a native of points. First, frequent boils a fasting NOW, in case of fire: niversary luncheon of the Seminole Memorial test alone of Hospital Eye one blood ANNIVERSARY World's Champion and IS NOT recognized by the Bank Sanfoed, graduating from local anywhere often suggest the tin- sample). (SHEBA), which Is by the lions Clubs of Casselberry and Most fires occur between midnight and 6 a.m., so always sleep San' schoo I World Boxing Association. ls and holds an AL with your bedroom door closed. If you suspect ftre, feel the top of ford, and by the Women's hospital Auzilary. Pictured with Lee of Arts degree Now about that alcobol. It is In fact the WBA has already signed their top from Seminole thedoor.lfft'shot,don'tcpenit. Escape through the window. But true that alcohol will lower two contenders, Victor Galindez and Len "Stinger" Mrs. Sara Epstein, Pink Lady; and James G. Campbell, Junior College. She plans to first alert the rest of the household. USS blood sugar. BUT It does so in a f inish her studies at Rollins Casselberry Lions president. If you can't open the window, break it with a chair. cover the Hutchins for a 15-round title bout December 7th in harmful way. A normal person College. rough edges wi th a blanket and alt on the window ledge with one Buenc..s Aries. whodrjnkstoomuchwtfl ha vea leg hanging outside and one Inside, and wait for help. low blood sugar (hy. Galindez is the bull-necked bomber who holds The phone number of your fire department should be taped on . poglycemia) the next morning, three KO wins over Ahumada when the two fighters every telephone. If it isn't, don't fumble around trying to call s'rociuioui (,w It Is part of the picture of a engaged in a four-bout series that began in July of them. Get out—and call from a neighbor's house. 40 American health educators severe hangover. Alcohol Inter'70 and ended in October of '71. 11 you live In an apartment building, use the stairway. Doc 't went to UPPWa, Sweden, trdi feres with the normal enzyme take a chance on the elevator.It it fails, you're trapped. Hutchins carries a mark of 22-1-1 that includes past summer to study sex edu- mechanism in the liver that you ce out, _ On stay out. No treasure—not even the family per a four-round knockout over Bobby "The Body Children of all ages In and of Sanford Avenue and 19th St., cation, Swedl.th style, looking need to convert proteins into goblins are members of the Xi worth risking a human life, . Guard" Lloyd here at the Orlando Sports Stadium not for sin which is always U'. glucose. It is also a way to in. around the Sanford area are between 6 and 9:30 p.m., when Theta Epsilon chapter of Beta It took less than three minutes to read this column. Was it dared to tour a haunted this past May W. intheeyeofthebeholder ,tatfor crease the fatty deposits In the house the darkened rooms will be Sigma Phi. The "haunted" worth It? I hope so,God bless,Have a good day! 9 ft — . on Ballowe night, Oct. 31. advice on how to liver caused by teeth using fat alone crawling with ghosts and house belongs to the Rice The rumor that reported in this column last . If you're brave enough, creep goblins, controversi for energy, family. A donation of 25 cents week concerning Lonnie Bennett, is now a fact. The Problems? You'll tNt better f you $ 't oft your chest. For a up to the old house at the cor ner Sweden is one of the very few Diabetics often develop fatty After all their frightful tricks, per person will go towards the Personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 91OO. L.A.. Calif. 9000. WBA has given Conteh 90 days in which to meet Enclose stamped, self ddressed envelope, please, a big treat awaa every boy and cbapter'à charitable projects countries in the world P'e liver anyway, If not properly Bennett for the 175 pound title. Considering Benrot Abby's boo&ltf. "HOw to Have a Lovely Wedding," 5,,4 to sex education is compulsory trea ted. The consumption Of girl who completes the tour, so this year. Abigail Van Buren, fl2 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. ,osn. nelL's modest ranking and record one has wonder if from the first grade when alcohol only makes WOlM keep your courage high. So y'all come those good child is and up. and some sort of deal was worked out between Lou causes it to occur earlier. In real life these ghosts and goblins are dying to meet you! . "I was surprised learn cannot Viscusi, Bob F os ter, the WBA and even Orlando's the Swedes are not as uninhi. the indiscriminate use of -7 Pete Ashlock. bited in sex matters as we were alcohol In diabetics. 1 .. Did the champ, Fos ter, retire with the Unmade to believe back h" Send your questions tO ome, derstanding that Bennett would get a chance at the said the Rev. William H. Grosh Lamb, In rare Of this newspa. L crown? . per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City from University of Hawaii. 1 . 1.1-J W . 4v "But It is trm, timo, oat Station, New York N.Y. 10019. On the surface the question seems ridiculous. The Empire State Club of Deltona met recently In the both the government aji4 • For if Foster and his manager, Viscusi, wanted For a copy of Dr. Lamb's Community peo pl e here seem to have booklet on low blood sugar, By Center with 179 members attending, In. I Bennett to get a chance, why not just let the two CRAMER eluding 10 new members. liberal ideas a bout .i than we send 50 cents to the same ad. fight it out for the title? • A home talent schoolroom skit was enacted under the They don't fuss so much about dress and ask for the "Low DEAR POLLY—! have pets so must use a covered plastic I can't answer that one, but I do know ever JANICE SPRINGFIELD direction of Mrs. Henry it." Konignark. garbag. pall in the kitchen but It becomes very hot and humid on Blood Sugar" booklet. r ______ since Ashlock and Viscusi entered into a the Inside and the garbage reeks In Just a few hours. I would like The Ikenobo-Ikebana Society of Deltona opened the fall promotional combine, it was Bennett they were some ideas that would rid my garbage pall of these BIRTHDA season wi th a membership tea In th e County Center. show-casing. odors.—JUNE. Plans were formulated for the Ikenobo-lkebana symART SHOW 0 DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve concerns the thoughtlessness posiwn to be held In November. Who Owns Bennett's Cqntract? on the part of good.lntentloned visistora to a new mother. My A white elephant auction was conducted by Mrs. Arthur Govena (Tex) Powell of daughter recently had a baby and she had so many callers that I have been told by a connection close to Peterson, ways and means chairman, which netted the Geneva Is boWing a needed rest was impossible for her. Ashlock that th e owner of the Orlando Sports art exhibition Of Many stayed on and on never realizing she should have been during October Stadium does in fact own th e contract of Bennett. at Senkarik'i getting some rest. Each caller relived her own pregnancies, " Magnolia A ve nue, Sanford. A Also when some of the locals who are in the know births and the whole bit. Someeen mentioned how tired they had year ago her daughter, Paula heard abou t Bennett's forth coming title shot they A 10-week first aid course In the Deltona Fire House on been at such times but ne ver caught on that the same held true in NOVEMBER Trottl of Tampa, bought art I 'ombardy Drive Is being held each Friday evening at 7:30 th is case. It is not that their kindness was not appreciated but too exclaimed, "that means Pete's got a shot at the supplies and paid tuition for p.m. much candy can make any of us sick after a while.— crown. Mrs. Poeell to take art The first (all meeting of the Deltona Firemen's GRANDMOTHER, If Ashlock does own Bennett, something he Continental Theatre Co. lessons at Seminole Junior Auxiliary was held In the Firehouse hall recently. DEAR POLLY—My Pointer is for Susan who wants to remove denies and his right hand man, Jim Hayes, claims College's adult school as a Anyone wishing to make or help stuff Christmas the static electricity from her shag rug. She might spray it with no knowledge of, it would have to be done through a birthday gift. The exhibition DECEMBER 7th. stockings icr the children at the Duvall Home should meet that product we use in our dryers to remove static electricity Is to celebrate the Joy Mn. third party. The reason for this is a promoter can at the Fire Hall Oct. 1) at 11 a.m. and bring their lunch. from clothes. Spray it where the main traffic is and she'll find It Powell has received from Coffee will be supp not manage a fighter. It is against the law. This Is ed li by th e Deltona Firemen's works like magic and lasts through several uses of the vacuum learning to paint. Auxiliary. (extra) 4 circumvented by having someone else's name on cleaner. It also works on many coats and pants that pick up lint. I dog hairs, etc.—ER.MA. the contract while all along the promoter always is ••t DEAR GIRLS—Do try an Inconspicuous spot first. Some DECEMBER the owner. ______ antistatic agents cause dirt to cling to a carpet so treated. The Ashlock would not be the first to do this and l i American Carpet Institute and many rug companies suggest the certainly wouldn't be the last. I can understa nd th e ith'cdudion of more moisture In the air as a cure. Pans of water law and the reason for it, but at the same time I can n put on radiators or heaters or even decorative vases that PRESENTED BY understand a promoter wanting to use his own are not ta&ly knocked over be kept filled with fresh water.— man. During these days of lousy gates, would it be POLLY. Central DEAR PO LLY—When kn itting an afghan that is being made in wrong for a man wanting to lose money on his man strips I baste each completed strip to the previously made ones to instead of someone else's. I ' FEBRUARY '75 be sure they are identically the same length. Baste with a conThis whole thing is strictly theoretical and I i~~. -, = -•u _______ trasting color yarn so it can be pulled out easily when U have nothing more than a fact here and th ere. But manent joining is done. Most of us have a tendency to knit tighter The Annie Russell Theatre at my addition comes out to a deal that might bring or looser at tames so all strips may not be the same length. toWns College will open its MARCh •75 th light heavyweight champ into Orlando. Basting first may save a great disappointment. forty-third season with the ___ I!- ff k In case you are wondering, Bennett has been When you feel uncomfortable on a hot and humid day run some nodern musical adaptation F lucson Boys here before but only to train. It sure seems a long N cc4d water from the tap on your wrists for several mini-des and be the Gospel according amazed at how much cooler you feel.—MARION. MaLthCWs-..GODSPELII way to go if you are just looking for a bag to punch •; . 6__,V_~. , ADM!SS1N BY Opening night Is Oct. 7 with NORMA FALCON MEMBERSHIP ONLY or rope to skip. DrM M11Y My Pet Peep is dth eakIr ear JEAN PATTERSON . o no red _____ Monday, Oct. 7,1974-1 B L?UVIQ NFrnniunt Rolls May Banker _________ -- ___ " $ SPORTS 4 Decisions Argentine past ,~; .' • / By LEE GEIGER Herald Staff Writer OVIEDO— A last minute touchdown by Lake hIowll High School brought the Silver Hawks a come-from-behind 124 win over Lake Brantley's Junior Varsity here Saturday night. With just 49 seconds left in the rain swept contest, quarterback Jim Pritchard bulled his way over from the one yard line and brought the Hawks their second win In three outings. Lake Howell started out as though they would blow the "baby" Patriots right off the field. After taking the opening kickoff, they drove 66 yards in 13 plays with freshman Randy Pruitt sweeping left end for the final 12 yards and the first six points of the game. The third j __________ — — ,_ 0 . - '. . - -.. , . .L, . " . c iJ* - In .. . ' . . I spooking A// . M _ . - P . . . . - 7 • . POLLY'S POINTERS Club Notes Garbage Perfumes Empire State, 1kabana meats / oa - ' • . ' Y I Seminole Mutual Concert Assn. club 162.65. Schedule of Events First Aid Course Offered ":1 Streetcar \anwd Desire ', Champagne Ball at The F orest -, Godspel ' To Play Locally k - Christmas Program J!orzda Clwra/e ._ • (;,, Lombardo Orchestra s/iou' _________ . The • Choir ,, — .1 -. -• broken wrist, forcing the youngster out of the game. With Pruitt sitting on the sidelines, Harden was able to HERALD SCOREBOAOD lake Brantley Lake Howell 7 First Downs I £7 Pushing Yardage 114 152 Passing Yardage 0 $162 Passes oio I Fumbles Lost I 4-33 Punts 440 90 PenattM 35 drive his turn Into Silver Hawk territory. A swing pass to halfback WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (Al') EMEL. Lake Brantley JV Lake Howell "It is good," both said, fol. year-old Austrian driver Silver Hawk freshman Randy Pruitt treated for wrist Injury during tilt. — Reutemann's wire-to- Helmuth Kolnlgg. battle and fellow Latin-Amen- wire victory and Fittipaldi's Kolnlgg, of Salzburg, Austria, can Emerson Fittipaldi won the fourth-place finish that gave was killed Instantly when his war during Sunday's 15th nan- him his second world driving Surtees.Ford failed to make a nlng of the United States Grand championship in the but thiee hairpin turn on the race course Prix. years. Jackie Stewart won last and crashed through a steel year. barrier. And both were somewhat His was the third death subdued In their victory among Grand Prix drivers this celebrations because of the year and the second at Watkins death during the race of. Glen ln two years. Al Playoff low Even NFL Standings - OAKLAND (Al') It was a straight year to square the best- The repreived Bando lined a Jackson. An error bygubstft familiar script: Oakland trail- of-five-game series at 1-1. A three-bail, one-strike fast ball shortstop Frank Baker kept the ing Baltimore in the American year ago in Baltimore, Bando over the left-field fence, just Inning going for Fosse. League playoffs until Sal Bando homered twice against eluding the glove of Baltimore's heavier,, 35 our "It's and started swinging at Dave McNally, and had a th1rd hom Den Baylor. has more wood," said Fosse, McNally's pitches. taken away by a leaping catch. .. I thought he caught it," who wasn't sure he'd be a There were a few new Bando led off the fourth in, wrinkles thrown In, such as two ning by watching two pitches Bando said of a play that would starter behind the plate until errors by the usually sure- miss the strike zone. Then, he have been a re-run of Al '3. Friday night. "I dreamed I'd handed Baltimore Orioles, said, "I tried to hold up on my bry's leaping grab in Game hit a three-run homer. it came They enabled Bando and Hay swing and popped It up. I was Two of the 1973 playoffs in two days later," he said. which Holtzman outpitched Foss, to drive In four unearned just depressed." The playoffs move to asiti. hlcNaily, 6-3. more runs with home runs as the A's Tuesday for the third and But Bobby Grich, Baltimore's rebounded from Saturday's 6-3 Golden Glove-caliber second Fosse, sidelined much of the fourth games, plus a fifth If defeat to whip the Orioles 5.0 baseman, dropped the high pop season from surgery on a disc necessary on Thursday. Sunday behind Ken Holtzman's in foul territory, In his back, credited teammate "II doesn't bother me at all," five-hit pitching. "I had it right in my glove," Jesus Alou's "magic wand" Dark said of the task ofyjnnjng The A's, two-time defending Grich said. "It wasn't ilko th.e after belting a double in the twice at Baltimore. "With these World Series champions, victi- ball was right in the stan — just seventh inning and the threerun two teams, it doesn't matter mized McNally for the second a little bit." homer in the eighth off of Grant where we play" Presenting The 1974-1975 _______ speedster Rick Garza resulted in an apparent T.D. when he gathered the ball in near the Hawk's bench and slipped past all the defenders while dashing 40 yards Into the end zone. A clipping charge (far behind the fleet footed Garza) brought the ball back, nullifying the score. liramitley Was finally able to push the bail over In the fourth period but Pritchard's store coupled with the clipping penalty spelled defeat for the Patriots. - Carlos Reuternann won the lowing - Kids down call came with 5:49 left in the first period. With Pruitt eating up the acreage on offense and holding down the safety position on defense, the Silver Ha w ks dominated most c1 tha action until midway through the second period. At that point, the Patriot'! quarterback Russ Harden dropped tack and tried to hit his tight end deep down the middle. On the play Pruitt was hurt making an outstanding move to bat sway the ball. Later examination of the injury revealed the possibility of a Latins Win At Glen — Sex No F In Sweden Howell Hawks p"h.nf iVs 17R irates Lose To LA PITTSBURGH (Al') - all the stops," echoed Willie Saturday behind the pitching of He then beat catcher Manny There's nothing like two vic- Crawford, whose pinch-hit Don Sutton, led 2.0 into the P1. Sanguillen's throw to third on a tories on the road before going single brought Coy home with rates' seventh Sunday, and ball tapped weakly in front of home to make a team feel like the winning run against Pitts. Pittsburgh's 15 scoreless In. the plate by Bill Russell and the National League chain- burgh's relief ace Dave Giusti. nings matched the playoff scored on Crawford's bloop pions. No team has overcome a 2-0 record they set In two games single to left. "I'm not saying we're going deficit since the best-of-five in- against Cincinnati In 1970. A single to right by fi-to sweep, but we're the National ira-league playoffs began in .Thc Pirate famine ended in winging Manny Mota then League champs," said Jim 1969 and the Pirates task is the seventh inning when singles chased Giusti and scored RusWynn, the power behind the made more difficult by the by Paul Popovlch, Richie Zisk sell, before Dave Lopes stroked Dodgers' season-long drive tiust series shifting to Los Angeles. and Al Oliver helped Pittsburgh another single off rookie Larry has left them one victoty short "l'd say we have our backs to pull to a 2-2 Lie against Dodger Demeryto score Crawford with of the NI, title and a World the wall," Pittsburgh Manager starter Andy Messersmjth. the final run. Series berth after Sunday's 5-2 Danny Murtaugh said after the However. Murtaugh had to Ramon Hernandez, the third triumph over the Pittsburgh P1- Dodgers scored three rum off sacrifice starting pitcher Jim Pirate reliever, got Steve Gar. rates. Giusti to snap a 2-2 tie. Rooker for a pinch-hitter jntjt vey to hit into a bases-loaded "We're in the driver's seat," "But we've been counted out inning, and the Dodgers broke double play to end the inning, sa id Ron Cey, who rapped a of It nine or 10 times this year, the game open in the eighth but Dodger relief ace Mike homer, two doubles and a single and here we are playing In the against Giusti. Marshall shut out the Pirates to tie the playoff record of four big series," added Murtaugh, Coy, who made two errors in over the final two Innings hits in one game set by Pitt-. whose club was 14 games under the Dodgers' first-game victoThe Pirates will pin their sburgh's Bob Robertson In 1971. .500 early in the season. ry, opened the inning with a hopes on Bruce Kison, 9-8, when "Now the Pirates got to pull The Dodgers, who won 3-0 double into the left field corner, the series resumes Tuesday. Remember Cumberla nd 2 — cos.r..c. Sundays Games Eastern Division Cincinnati 2$. Wathinqtcm 17 L T Pd. PP PA Oakland £. Cleveland 71 New EnO 4 0 0 1.000 124 £1 Nev; England 42. Baltimore I Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 $0 63 Atlanta 11, New York Gan?s Miami 2 1 0 .647 76 71 NY Jets 1 2 0 .333 51 61 Chicago 24. New Orleans 10 Bait 0 4 0 000 24 172 Buffalo 27, Green Bay 7 Central Division Pittsburgh 13. Houston 7 CInci 3 1 1 .750 99 47 Denver U. Kansas City 14 Pitt 2 1 1 .623 Minnesota 23, Dallas 21 1 3 0 .250 £2 14 Los Angel" 16, Detroit 13 Cleve 1 3 0 .250 50 109 PhiladelphIa 13. Sin Digo Western Division St. Louis 31. San Francisco 9 Oakland 3 I 0 .750104 42 Kan City 2 2 0 .500 62 67 Monday's Game Denver I 2 I .37S 63 N New York Jets at Miami San 019001 3 1 .250 67 7 Sunday Oct. *3 National Conference Chicago at Atlanta Eastern Division Cincinnati at Cleveland W L T Pc?. PP PA tdew England at New Veq. s LOII% 1 0 0 Vow $7 29 Jets PPilphla 3 1 0 .75034 New Yo'k Giants at Prita WOIPI 2 2 0 .500 70 50 delptia Dallas 1 3 0 0 £1 Miami at WCShinOlon NYGlarts 1 3 0 .250 51 61 Buffalo at Baltimore Central Divislin Pittsburgh at Kansas (ty Minn. 1 0 0 1.000 73 51 Houston at Mfrijta Chicago 2 2 0 .500 64 S3 Dallas at St. Louis Gm Bay 2 2 0 .300 6 11 Los Angeles It Green Bay at etroit 0 1 0 .000 4 61 Milwaukee Western Division Hew Orleans at Denve L.A. 3 1 0 .750 71 43 San Digo at Oakland S. F. 220500437$ New On. 1 3 0 750 31 is MIId. oct. IC Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 37 61 San Francisco at Detro? D — College Football Scores ____________________________________________________ By The Associated Press East Boston College 37, Navy 0 Connecticut Al. New lump thlre 21 Cornell 21, Bucknill 0 Delaware 29, M(Nes1 51. 21 Holy Cross 11, Dartmouth 3 Kings Point 17, Fordham 6 MaIne It. Rhode Island 19 Meryland 31. Syracuse 0 Pennsylvania 11, Drown 9 Pnn State 21, Army 14 Princeton 10, Columbia 13 Rutgers 21. Harvard 21 Temple 31. Marihali 10 Vermont 25, Maichusetts 14 Yale 30. Colgate 7 seuth Nebraska .t. Mrwesola 0 North Dakota 42. North Iowa 76 .wlnw&ein sc utegon 10 Notre Dame 19, Mich state 14 OklaPma 63, Wake Forest Southern Illinois 31, Da, 16 Tampa 16. Akron 7 Toledo 24. Bowling Green 1 West Virginia 21, Indiana 0 Wiic-nsr ? Your ... . ,, ig n Far West Arizona 12, Texas , El Peso 13 Arizona State 16. Wyoming 10 BoIse State 36 Nevada. Reno Alabama 35, Mississippi 21 16 Auburn 3. Miiml. Fla 0 Brigham Young 33. Colo St. Baylor 21, Florida St. 17 Univ 33 Ciemscn 2$, Georgia 24 COlorado 3$. Air Force 27 Duke 16, Purdue 14 Hawaii 23. Pacific 14 Eton College 71. CarsonNew Idaho 7$, Idaho St. Univ 9 man 7 MichIgan 77. Stanford 16 FlorIda 24. Louisiana St. Il Montana 21. Weber Stati 13 Furman Univ 24, Richmond Nevada, LVeas 51, r...,. ,.,i "a %I, : CIar. 19 .—.— . q, l:L1. ;:. 'n �2 8— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monda Monday, Oct. 7, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1974-38 SPORTS IN BRIEF FRANKLIN, Mass. (AP) --A senior defensive back for the tan Junior CoUtiz Football team was Injured whilehile assisting on a tackle in the first period astlngonatackleintheflrstperlod of a game Saturday and died several hours later. A spokesman for the school said Thomas A. "Butchie" Williams, 19, of Ossining, N.Y., died at Woonsocket, III., Hospital where he was taken from the field with a ruptured spleen. The fatal Injury occurred during a game between Doan and Hudson Valley Community College of Troy, N.Y. Williams, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williams Jr., was a physical education major and also a member of the school's basketball and baseball teams. Mexico MONDAY LAS VE(AS, Ne?. — Al Gelberger, winning his first tournament In five years, carded a final round two-underpar 69 to win the title by three strokes In the Sahara Invitatlonil Golf Towiiart. PARIS — American Billy C,er coasted' to his lint victory of the season with a threeafroke victory over U.S. ('en champion Hale Irwin In the $40,000 Lancone Trophy Golf Tournament. 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Sparta Writer In better shar,e and we knew if 27-7; Oakland pounded Cleve- worry about O.J. anymore," the season. ers. The Mlnneta Vikings, the we sustained a drive we could land 40-21; Chicago beat New said quarterback Joe Ferguson, Steelerb 13, Oilers? St. LouisCardlnals and the New tire them g," Bengali U, Redskin 17 Orleans 24.10; Pittsburgh who completed 13 of 16 nAAA&M, England Patriots all Lived to clipped Houston 13-7; Denver seven of them to Abmad Down 9-7 at the ball, Joe Gilliam completed four Cincinnati defensive back La. spend another week as National Cards took the lead for good on defeated Kansas City 17-14; Los Rashad straight passes to set up p. mar Parrish returned the RedFootball League unbeaterin, but Hart's 57-yard scoring pitch to Angeles dropped Detroit 16-13 MOIs Pion' game-deciding, skins' first punt 90 yards for the each club discovered victories Mel Gray, who gathered In a 59. and Philadelphia downed San Jim Braxton cracked Into the nine-yard touchdown run In the game's first touchdown and In their bags at different times. yard touchdown strike 10 Diego 13-7. end zone for three short-Yard. third quarter, later scooped up a Jerry SmIths', The Vikings iki saw their victory fumble ar4 darted 47 yards for Bea, 24, Saints 10 with one second on the clock, another score. the Cardinals realised the enePractice paid off for the CliiFalcons 14, Giants 7 my was theirs at halftime and cago Bears when Gary Huff the Patriots felt they were 4-0 ssed 39 yards to Ho Rather Ray Brown raced 59 yards when they showed up for the down the sidelines with an In. for the clinching score, game. "1 really wasn'tsurprised. terception of a Norm Snead Minnesota was losing Its foottough,bechr5ewe ran theplay pass for Atlanta's winning ball game at the second-worst Q &.3 week," said Huff, who also touchdown. wesible Wm — with one second "1 dIdn't believe he'd throw scored ona quarterback 3 remaining. But after Fred Cox It," Brown said. "I was abou minutes later. In between age touchdowns and Ferguson Rams 11, 140115 1.1 Quarterback Fran booted a 27-yard field goal, five feet away from (Ray ) Dallas Cowboys were losing 3- Gray's work, Hart hit Donny guided the VMW 68 yards In accounted for 175 Yards and one The Rams' Lawrence Rhodes in great posi tion. He 21 to the Vikings at the worst Anderson on a four-yard touch- the final two minutes to set up TI) to Rashad. McCutcheon, who says he's threw it. I caught It." __ possible time — the final gun. down pass. "not faster, th but I third field ink i goal Bronco, 17, have of the Chiefs 14 The surprising Pa ts Raiders 40, Browns 24 T he Cardinals felt their 34 9 better quickness.- proved game. Calvin Hill's eight-yard lead on th e third play of the victory over the San Francisco Little Calvin Jones was a big quicker than the Detroit do. game, a 69-yarder from n touchdown run had given the Oakland quarterback Ken 4rs was on Ice while they Plunkett to Regg Rucker, and Cowboys, 1-3 and Off 10 their PAW to ic. feitse by gaining 124 yards on 21 Stabler fired tree touchdown ie were cooling their heels during 54t-7 169-pound cor- carries and catching five passes, ______connect laughed all the way to the fjp.I worst start since 1365, a 21.20 nerback swiped a Mike Liv. passes for 43 mnore ing wi th Fred intermisdom Balti. advantage. Blietjijkoff for 11 yards, Cat. gun for a 42-3 rout of u lngston pass and ran It back to "They were tired and drag. ence Eagles 13, Chargers 7 Davis ii C olts . on a 45-yard bom t Bi ll s 27, Packers 7 the Kansas Ci ty 11, setting ging," said St. Louis quarter. and Cliff Branch with a 10Elsewhere, Atlanta defeated The Buffalo Bills can't be bilback Jim Ha.1 of the teun he one-man show anymore. rookie Jim Keywoith's winning Philadelphia Intercepted tour yarder as the Raiders bounced San Diego passes, wi th victimized for three t'dPC2•t the New York Giants .14-7; Cm- led . gave the Logan Handy back from ir cinnati tripped Washington '8- "O.J. (Simpson) has some leg touchdown run that 10-0 f st-period taking one 46 yards for a deficit. Yr..$k 10:00 (2, 1) (13) Here Comes The Stars (241 W,i;hinnlnn Strai ght Talk (3$) Felony Squad 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) News 11:00 (2, 6. 8) News Eight FLOYD THEATRES , 7*oca*o cw*m - rsuru 19 F Matinee Ma nee Wed. 2:30 Eves, 7:008, 9:15 , More Unbeaten , Collegiates Fall www urnr a. $ANORn IMUOM MSSDJ.%N , -- Suønr •W'.4 •'1I— rim Alabama, ,."izona, Auburn ,it.iiggxi avi iiiu : -- ' for eight preicusl} unheaten California trounced Iowa and eitit 1,etr,l 10 Ttx41 Tec h *d'.d Okk Michigan also horfl3 Stete 14-13. lunihli"i and USC s Charles Room' Retterson split I Dolphins Try Again Tonite Sale the ba ttered JL'L qw'rterback Joe Nanuith services of their two leading yeMiami Dolphins ll try tonight in the natiuna1y televised ceivers in the contest with New toregaln the formn Out led thein game. Windzupto2O miles per Paul Warfleld and Marlin to the National Fotbali hourareexpecta'dby the 9pin. Btlseoe b'*h have hamstring League's last two Super Bowl EDT kickoff. t;iJufle and Howard Twil.1 ey "hostthcN-wVock Ues as .7 Dolphins,wi th t%Je often. and roc Nat Mg, end sh'e tackIs pidellned by in. up a quarterback Bob Griese's Tbe weather comiltions might JurIe., hdv struggled to a 2-1 key passmg targets, along wit!' record. They this)' not ti5V the [)55jfl (,f hem-7-Miami sta's1 tJ light nrf Jim Mnr4u.4 wi I : - - - '. 'c 4 Central Florida's First Deare HONDA 01£ Edgewater ORLA Orlando 1.4 to Princeton, West to Edgewater, _/ ,,".', (OVA i -Teenage Tramp" MANET VAN DYCK REMBRANDT RENOIR VAN GOGH WHISTLER wig "Being The Head "MELINDA" I — Of Alfredo Garcia" uI•,, Two other scores worth notIng were Duke's 16-14 victory over Purdue, which conquered Notre Dame a week earlier, and Wisconsin's 59-20 thrashing of defensive -minded Missouri. 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He also has another office for his television production consparty, but he says he does most of his work In his den at home, his $ NAM k ___ ___ ______ ______ influence) 77 Hawaiian food 23 TUTT wolves 29 Take as ones own so Means of restraint flopenpoeU 14 AITretintaLe -. ss f''l hi 37 Produces 59 .and meau'cs Despite his superstar status, Wilson has eschewed the usual trappings of such a position, preferring to do things his way, He maintains a low profile off - the television screen, keeping LC1VICW5 LU U bare IIUIWUWn, avoiding industry even ts except for an occasional benefit, tie- dining the fortune he could 43 Hat material earn In Las Vegas and concerts. 4l Sail yard remarked. "I think It Is the greatest thing there Is. Sure, I could go out on a weekend p4 play a concert before 15,000 people. 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WiZ,Wil.flflAtSC "Movie of the "What do you do with money Week," "The Night Stalker," In after you have enough? I would which he portrayed broken- only be prostituting my talent down reporter Carl Kolchak on and I wouldn't be giving my the trail of a modern-day best effort to the audience I , care = shout—the television AnrvertO Previous PuuIi audience." A remarkably serious Film U,Tj,Te1 rr FL-.TTJ 4I 5jJJj iaivioje., W ilson was talking about his IpIaI b. Bicause Od,,r,ua conta.ns the moll iltSctivefSduC,flg ubO avutiabil ' I pt $aflrW i'stwl I r(H Pft Fa'sr su OR MONEY BACK . I Pwcss -10amy DOW" Mile* I t'sa'uv CAIN siu. "World's Game" Pari-Muitjel Wgeriiig 12 powet -charged games nightly except Sunday Post ti me 7:30p.m. Matjneesinoon Monday, Thursday, Saturday Two Big DAilY WEIGHT Odrin.' can help you bacomi thu slim, t,m person you wnI to All ff" LOSE SOpevated MiIi iaua crca.'i" to $581 million In 1973. j.. 47 Sea rish 31 Ina short lime e tthepr Total sales of prerecorded tape'- were up 7.4 per cent, In. . cowww 2$ Shoe Items M1II'. of ulbtmis rose to 11.246 ' -. The show is McGavin's 7 Wartime Will nXTAM $ Building site 9 Mom foliate 12 intent looks 13 rresocnuai nickname IS Wear away DOWN Ii Impelling fOrte 22 Twoedged 1 European s-word 20 FLsiOrg*fl capital 25 Attention 2 I'titthc speaiur z. 24 DaNr step 2$ Containers 3 Sy flAui>ie 4Greek god o( 25 UPW— tcontrolltng grammatically kwe l . piinnaie — - , 17 Home-school 41 Painful 49 Having animate nt ezldrnce 19 Within (comb SO Not *omuch form) Si Diminuti ve 20 Worry enains ii k'iwar nuztton blll'.d, an increase of 3.6 per cent while singles rose to $190 million, a rise of 5.6 per cent. 3, FTEIMEV _________ Telev s__on r Iri' 42 Eiid 43 Power to earound 45 SmIte 16 momis Tomorrow: Types otA3tlqu. Chairs To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Addrem letters in care of this newspaper. BLACK KARTA FILM Jim kelly& caivin garcia 77FkM lOBranhan RUBENS RAPHAEL 1 icu. ORLAN60 SEMPIOLE t l 1802 DAVINCI R ruiaung/cuon,,, You Bet On 1974s ) 4 MJ (AP) — (ASTAGNO MICHELANGELO ______________ ACROSS as thows: Hactimmers yard passing attack and reeled off 367 on the ground — 88 by lreAJ1jn EarlCampbell In the third period — to turn back the Huskies. Ike Forte and Mark Miller scored two touchdowns apiece In leading Arkansas past frir - :' DIIYI.tN',,' IjhtuJTH(AT1( AT 9:00 Influence AS Scent IStreneth 5strings 34Amorettl (infl uence) 36Gx'd(FrJ lnv.nidlofts: The hIdd.e mimes tided below spt famed, b.ckwa,d, up, down, or dlapasly Is the peid.. Fled mick hidden tame and box It in lb SW,, . - . Rated G ht Phillivi ran two of the m back touchdowns against Pitt. miis over the pat weekend. State. Hawaii, Lamar, Okla- Texas MM, ranked fifth in The for touchdowns covering 33 and Dennis Sproul's 61-yard pass from *bind. The Wolv'rines horns. mpie and TulaneAre AP poll, was the biggest victim, In the Second Ten, No. 12 trailed Stanford 31 but qtter. 98 yar ds —anNCAArecord. to Morris Owens lifted Arizona 3-0 while Ivy Leaguers Penn, bowing to Kansas 28-10. No. 14 Arizona trimied Texas-El back Dennis Franklin ran for J.'....,. Cornell and Yale are 2-0 Al 3u- flhzseia fell to California 31-14 Paso 42-13, No 13 Florida two touchdowns less thait a I' late ?'iami of Ohio andTeas while 11th ranked Auburn 'townr Lnuisiini State 2414 r4itnuti arlrt In the third p-n L 2.0-1 ui-i 3.ed o. iti Mimu ol Florida 2io.i Penn Sta te overcame :H:,.) ,,. .... t, • ,,. ,u,j.lIUUWfl (1U1It.*I uuao ,,,,riiflflCl J4 Unimunately, Onoma Is Elsewhere, N.C. State, rank- prrj beat Army 21.14, No. 17 Pitt completed 10 of 12 passes , i _..., •4W ca tF~ PH. on INCAA probation and can't ed eighth, erAed East Caro. bowed to North Carolina 45-29, against Tens A&M, including a * Tommy DuAiven led State over Wyoming. Texas play 1. Ohio linas unbeaten dream 24-20, No. lB Arizona State got past 61-yarder to Emmett Edwards Texas Tech to a pair of second-withstood Withlntrni'.&P USUialate mum play Miaugan, and Kainsa3 Mite lost to Mississippi Wyoming 16-10, No. 19 Texas that put the Jayflawks ahead to period scores, one on a 16-yard P tort Writer I' sins season's wave at cc lege football upsets Is driving the Big Ten champion Is corn- State 21-!6, Richmond was top- c*itslugged Washington 35.21 stay. Meanwhile, Robert Miller pass to Lawrence Williams, and coaches up the wall, how do you nutted to the Rose cowl any- pled by Furman 24-14, New and No. 20 Arkansas ran for 141 yards and Laverne the Red Raiders held on to edge think the bowl people are taking way. In the southeastern Con- Mexico State fell to Fresno Texas Christian 494. Smith added 135. Oklahoma State. ference, Alabama must play State 9-1 and Harvard was done It? Nebraska's Dave llumm Arizona's Bruce Hill fired two Ohio State broke Archie "With the traumatic college Auburn and Auburn must face In by Rutgers 24-21. ftew his 33rd touc hd own pass, touchdown passes to "T' Bell fin loose for 196 yards against experience going on nowadays, Florida. Meanwhile, the 1-2 teams Washilngthn State a school record, and Monte An. and Willie Hamilton ran for two Including a The chain of events — with continued their winning ways Idon't think anyone is going for thony and Dave Gillespie each against UTEP. Florida's Jim... a so-called championship g1m such teams as defending na- handily. No. 1-ranked OhIo 15thyard scoring run. it was the tallied twice as the Cornhuskers my Fisher and Lee McGrjft this year," says Dan tional champion Noire Dame, State creamed Washington Grim game in a row In which routed Minnesota. Notre Dame teamed up on two scoring passed the 100-yard Nebraska and Southern Califor. State 42-7 while runner-up OkiaMcNamara, general JTl5I15 used two short touchdown runs passes In Florida's triumph mark. of the (ange Bowl. "You've nia already owning one loss homa battered Wake Forest 63by Wayne Bullock and Dave over 1St) while Cal's Steve Wake Forest's bowed to Oklagot to lock to most teams to lose apiece — has virtuaiy ruled out 0. Third—,anked Alabama came Reeve's Joe two field goals to beat B artkowskl ps."sed for 244 anything like last year's isa- from behind to defeat Mis. horns after the Sooners' a game i two" State. yards and two TDs against IIWashington galloped for 145 on Michigan Mnt have olri'.o,b, i— - tlonl a championship cIvi4nn 25.,1 13n1.,n,4 ,., f,.. ,. IRII -. il ?n A Ul,.K.. 0111" v,.c Ufl5• carries one for a 65game or two, The list of teams Bowl showdown between Noire igan turned back Stanford 27-16. yar d 10 score and ug a pass for anTom Shuman's 18-yard pass touchdowi wi th perfect rccrds is down to Dame and Alabama . Nebraska, rated sixth, wal- Ole Miss other as N.C. State came from to freshman Randy SIdler 55 led b There may not even be 20 loped Minnesota 544 and No.7 until 15, with four more clubs un14 points back and shaded East secon ds before halftime helped Willie Shclhv's38.ard beaten lxittiacI. Notre Dame held off Miciilgan dash fn lina.Sou thernCalwasout- PennStatedekatArmywhlle State 19-14 Rounchrg out the Tide tuo th third ' iod The Caro Heading u chart is 0 North rankings this week the lead the next time gained b I ow a, 363 bards to i"orth Carolina tailbacks Mike Top Tin, Cro inth te n -ra five Voight and James "Boom Of truth arrived d Southem It had ball us Rick Watson's 2 but the Hawkey • * " Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 600 (2,6.0,9) News (13) Modern Home Famous Painters of the Past RTDAMELR IHWRRV IHWDR EEGOARGOUGUEUAHCTAM M NTT SAP H B N U B NW C K V R B AR CV A Nb ED All ARC I E RNT A Y ON RBV N I NED Y NT A G ,6 Y S P S 0 A.TrS TN DAD C S W RR OMH AM I T R R I ONE R HEINKXVANLR TCGNAVI IMGPAINTI*BNNONAVHH TBAAREMRELAI GGRPSGR LYTRTREMBRVHRUABNOW E1OSGOYTDNARBMERTBGM GMANNRNCDAYALREISNE MI CHELANGELOAENHPAR DAVIRTMDAV IGGESREVC FOOTBALL P FINEST - Show :0NTINENTAL MEN'S HAIR STYLING O.,It,$4 Wt*.r. )wiwr C IS1S OAK AVI. S Martian (44) Underdog vampire in Las Vegas. monster.of-thc.week-show," lacks witnesses to confirm his The Idea was wild enough to McGavin protested. "It's a stories or his editor suppresses attract on one of the !argest TV bitch to get the kind of stories them as too Insane for human Hollywood—"We're dealing audiences of that season. "My we want. There are only four or consumption. with primordial fears, so we wile, Kathe, had read the five monsters based on won't have a monster every script first and didn't think It legend." week. The unknown Is much would work. I read it and He will have Jack.the-Rlpper, scarier than some guy with hair thought It was terrific," but he won't do an "Exorcist." CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST on his face," Darren McGavin McGavin recalled. There won't be ghosts, but there SItU HOUSE AND emphasized. Television rarely allows a will be what he calls But that Isn't to say that his rating-getter to just he there. 'Presence" stories. He'll also new series on ABC network is 13' the following Fall, Mc-Gavin get into science -f 10 oreludiced aaiftst wiri'wo1ic wa ).,rk with "Tl Nioh rnilIinn.vonr.1d nmrha tht lof 'lact "jj Strangler, an ancient Jekyll i'iiii'iRi Stalker" wilihave two werewolf Hyde in Seattle. And already A continuing facet of the show stories In Its 22 shows schedule the wheels were turning to Is that Kolchak never gets In Havy W.alstn loot this season, make a weekly series, print with his bizarre InNot run-of-the-mill Ch•ico&od to Citticilon 'But we won't be doing a vestigative reporting. Either he werewolves, mind you. "1 have GOlDEN $POON AWAt) one case of a sympathetic WINNER werewolf up north In Alaska i i where the nights are six months 4, 4,OL I long. And another on a la dy ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY I— 1 1 — ':1 01 ' werewolf In Beverly Hills, In the Lem,fl,Av., Loin. lb ii b PIGODt McGavin said. S(RY'O COUPLE ti Digest (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (33) My Favorite I News 7:30 our (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life SEEK & FIND" (44) The Fugitive 11:43 (9) News 12:15 (9) Movie 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow ENDS WED. END Of Guiding Light Newlywed Garne 2:30 (2.0) The Doctors (5) Gambit (9) $10,000 Py ramid (6) Movie (24) ABC Captioned rIh1 (2. 0)) Lives (9) ".' 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show '".0 2:00 O The Herald Services Beaver (44) Gamer Pyle 500 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (3$) Batmart (44) Mod Sc'uad 5:15 (13) Women's News With Helen Peikln 5:30 (3) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Wesleyan 1:30 (2,0) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal Best 10:30 (2 8) Winning Streak ' SACRAMENTO, Ciii!. — Carols Jo Skala won the top Fix of $,000 In the Ladies Professional Golf Association (kttc with a 54lsole total of 213 for a four4troke victory. IIZUOKA, Jean — Takashi Murakaml of Jan, a former World Qç player, fired a four.tmder.par U &mday to capture the Golf Digest tournament with a 17. under-par 771. .-- IL1t ifhr '..., (3$) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery ti Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room (24) LItias, Yoga and You ! (44) Leave It To Beaver (5) That Girl (3$) Florida Lifestyle (44) PettIcoat Junction By RICHARD K. SIIULL SurvivR A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Huble Show (44) Leave it To Beaver 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Shaie (24) Sesame Street (44) GlitIgan's Island 430 (2) Bonanza (35) Leave It To Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1: 00 (2) Jack pot (6.5) News (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie (3$) Not For Women Only t (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2.5) How To (6) Now You See It Split Secton (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,5) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (j - Vallv 12:30 (2.1) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For (6) Mike Douglas (I) To Tell The Truth (9) To Tell The (44) Bold Ones (44) Green Acres 10:00 (2. I) High Rollers (44) News Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 9:00 (2, 8, 13, 44) Movie BLOCKING WALL SETS UP WILDCAT TD flJIPj%JIUV (44) Tennessee Week Winter Park's David Vaughn takes a second quarter punt from Whighani (In dark jersey to the right) was overwhelmed Seminole High for 54 yards and pay dirt dining th e 28-12 WHeat Wildcat Mockers during th e ret urn. The defensive run and its t.pJ,uI,, (9) Ozi' Girls (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (35) -Patty Duke (6) Gunsmoke (8,13) Born Free (9) The Rookies (24) Special of Want Doug Rader Sahara Golf Tourney MORNING The 3:00 (2.1) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital Movie TUESDAY 7:00 (2) half of play. CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds have begun negotiations with the Houston Astros In an effort to obtain third baseman Doug Rader, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported today. The Reds were reportedly offering relief pitcher Clay Carroll, 12.5 with an earned run average of 2.14; third baseman Dan Driessen and outflelde Ken Griffey for flader. Rader lit .257 for the Astros this season with 17 home nasa and 73 runs batted In. The Reds reported earlier they hoped to strengthen their defense for next year. Night WV In Davis Cup h; !!rfltt (ar. Weir Davis Cup tennis NtrUi American-zone series. The Mexicans took four of the five matches, clinching a berth In the second round of Davis Cup play Saturday night with a victory in the doubles to take a commanding 3-0 lead. In two meailngless singles matches Sunday night, Canada won its only match when Don McCormick topped Joaquin Loyo-Mayo4.,s.4, 104,6-2ina24ourjnatth. In the last match of the event, Roberto (bayes of Mexico defeated Rejean Genots 04, 6-4,6-3, 13-11. Raoul Ramirez and Vincente Zarazua were easy winners In the doubles, taking the match 6-1, 6.0,6-2 Saturday night over Genots and Pierre Lamarche. Reds Stalker Sees Day/igih) f Success TONIGHT'STV Football Player Dies VISIT OUR Riue't Runt R&wt'uud Dinner Lunch Breakfast 5-10 7.11 11.2 Happy Hour 4.7 P.M. S Stnutmu&witbrd Inn IHIRATON HOTILS & MOTOR INMV A WORL 0*101 SERVICI OP ITT O*IOON AVl'IIJL AT i-a a STATE ROUTE 14, SANFORD, FLA. 313-13345*1 Bibs S Lollypops BURGER CHEF 2506 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 323-1990 �- -'--.- - - 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 7, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Legal Notice Legal Notice _____ NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN thereof, payable from ad vatorem 6 - Community House. Geneva CITY OF THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, touts I,vIedoneii taxable prope,.,y 7 ommunlfy House, ChutuOia CASSELBERRV,FLORIOA FLORIDA ON NOVEMBER 3. 1t71. in the County wiIho,t limit a$orate 7A - Community I4ous,, Chutuola P1Oflt*of Public Hearin g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN or amount for the purpose of $ - Slovak Gardens Community TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THAT A BOND ELECTION will be financing the cost of acquiring and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by held on the 5Th day of November, constructing a new County Security C - Forest the City of Casselberry that the City Community l?71, In the County of Seminole. Comple*, as provided ip the Building Council will hold a public hearing to Fl(rld,, for tk, purpose of defer. Resolution of the Coury. Mary Elemtrtary Conlder enactment of a mining whether or not bonds of the Instructions to Voters: School AudItorium nonemergency Ordinance entitied: County shall be issued in an Indicate by pulling down lever 11 - First Federal Building. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY aggregate principal amount of not over "FOR APPROVAL OF Altamonte Springs OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, elceeding 13.133,010 bearing in. BOND5"Ify favortheifli.anceof 17ou Forest CityBear Lake Fire ESTABLISHING THE RATES. terest. payable semiannually, at said bonds. Station CHARGES, AND STABLIZATION such rate or rates not exceeding the Indicate by pulling down lever 13- Winter Springs Town Hall FEES FOR USE OF THE iIgairateasshallb.det.rmlr,j over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF 11- Lyman High School MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEM. the time of the sale thereof, BONDS" If you do not favor the is - Sanford Civic Center ESTABLISHMENT- OF SEWER maturing Serially in annual In. issuance of said bonds. II St. Andrews Presbyterian POLLUTION ABATEMENT FEE; statiments over a Period not to ex. SECTION S. ABSENTEE Church SCHEDUE OF DEPOSIT FEES; ,want VOTING. P&Mr ballots %hall be 17 - Casselberry Fire Station * WANT AD 1914. Instructions to Voters: if you art In favor of the issuance PoIlswilIbopenatyofingpla APPROVAL OF BONDS." the date of so Id bond elect Ion f rom It you are not In favor of the THE ISSUANCE OF NOT bll Icr ce ci FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Do something interesting this fall, BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY SELF AS OF SEPT. 25, 1971. Robert M. J. Moe __________________________ and earn money too. Be an Avon Representative. 6413079 26-Lake Mary Fire House Florida. PUBLIC HEAR INC will be held 10 the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, onthe2istdayofOctot,.rA.D. 1971, 77 - -Sanford Civic Center at 7:30 P.m., Of as soon thereafter as abnte electors 31 EX. entitled to cast Such ballots and Want Ad V.sllcy Forge Apartments - Recreational Room GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. ... . .... - . 23C a litilif * Shop, Fern Park - - COUNTY. FLORIDA (herein called portion of the registration books, or 46 - RollIng Hills Country Club ard") that' duplicates ther eof, of the County 47 Longwood Fire Station SECTION 1. AUTHORITY OF Showing the names of the Qualified 4 Holiday Inn, Altaffwfe Springs THIS RESOLUTION. This electors r esiding in the County shall 19 - St. RIchards EpIscopal rcsolutlon Is adopted pursuant to be furnished by the Supervisor of Church - Chapter 130, Florida Statutes, arid Elections t the Inspectors and Ph. 322-261 1 • 119 E 3-Cemeteries 6 4-Personals and Found 6-Child Care the Fictitious - . - ~- Hundred Fifty-thret Thousand Circulation In the County. once each Eighty Dollars (13.151,010) shall be veekforfourconsecuflveweeIs,e approved by such Qualified electors first publication to be not less t han 10 Iinanca the ccit 01 the projec t, ?hkly (30 ) days prior to the date of Statutes, ToWat: Section US 09 Florloa Statutes 1"7. 5: Charles P. Smith ' 9G Things 'p" _Zi~ Rent with option to buy, 6S, I & * * * * Dealers are established - to Eat Immedlete occupancy. Adult section of Lake Kathryn estates, 372 1101. ________________ _____ purchased. Good Things to Eat Tomatoes i 19195 French 327 7374, 372.11$, 377154 nI9 'Em While 1430 S. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake SHRIMP ___________________ City, Utah. 11)04. FREE home delli cry $Save$ Please call20soa,ia - Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes, $400 box. Hwy. 431 ml, W of I-I. Legal Notice ' ) - - -* 20-Rooms for Pent 37 J price. REALTOR $347161 F ernPerk WAREHOUSE 011101. After hours call Ttks Tolks. With or without offices on SR 46 at I - $311316. 1, APARTMENT. $120 ____________________________ MONTH. 373065$ 0061 ' We have several nice homes 3. Familles or single%. any site. We are wheeling and dealing to come set us or call 323- I I BEDROOM FURNISHED available In the Sunlarld area gricod In the 201s. ' 4. Possible subsidized monthly . payments. I S. C ontact us; you may qualify WELAKA APARTMENTS 111w. lit . * REAL ESTATE, INC. 3326457-372.7111 - 372.7434 unfurrisf-A marme of HAROLD HALL REALTY. and that I Intend to register said 31ApartmieRent 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Hou Rent Furnished 34MOOIIS Homes Rent ____________________ accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute's, TO - 29 Rooms for Rent Wit: Section 143.09 Florida Statutes _______________________________ 1957. Retired gentleman wants per. S: HaroldA. Pall Publish: Sep' 23, 30, Oc,. 7, 14, 1974 35-4Aobile Home Lots For Rent 34-Rort Proprty m&ntnt room to rent. Prefer refrigerator; close in. Repfg to P.O. Box 2012, Sanford. OfF 117 FlcTl'llousNAME For Rent For Rant 3-Wanted to Rent - _______ 123 2120 After S M 7129 Real Estate ________________________ . PAYMINTS - Farmers I - (' - ON Ad. miahstratln Assist..ce PIaR - 1,375 ACRESI ~ I\ $31-4039 ~_`l . _________ _______________________ reasonable off er. Terms arranged. Owner. 3727710 628.2162 E - ------- .. -...------- . - 't,soo , 0 Hwy 16, 1 mliii east Of I-I Sanford, Fla. 3 OR, lovely Call Credit IDW. . ______ -- . ________ ________ - I __________ ______ ________ ______________________ ____________________ __ ___ ______ ------- * ______ _______ '. - '''',. _-. _ "" goad - ____ ' _ ____ _____ - ___ __________________________________________ - mso. ____________ - _. . A 4 I -I - -, __ CW150 6 I - COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES PRICED I )eminole - _____________ allow Magazine? _____________________ - - .11 Small Jobs Wanted 322.1331, "Lake Mary" Appliances Carpentry, Remodeling, Addtc.is, Custom Work, Licens ed Borded Free estimate. 373 603*. Fuli Line GE Appliance, Sanford Elec tric Compa ny 2572 Park Drive, 322 1562 Heater Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Noolii 519 E Pine 372 5742 Land Clearing I- Carpentry -. . - E . every ,,, * A 79-1 Sig Allan R. Mtagh&r WI sand Trallets S131LIN, S. Randall 0. 10--Autos for Sal* ;. A ion" Sa nford. in Sa Its off Ice qmn Mon.-Fri: 9.6. Slul. & Sun. 1.6 . Fier 4&4 Sanford Ave., _______ y - ,. - - * - - - - 322-8721 ____________ - - ;: Jt. • •_J f - __ . 9 0 Remodeling ;~ --'-- * itions -- \ *- -.-- - __ CONSM.' A --- 322-3103 211 W. 23th Sanford, Fla. -_ ---'-. - ________________________ ___ S*mlnot County - 70 beautiful acres, cicar, flowing stream, trees, pr ivate and peaceful but Realty, cloSe in. Terry REALTOR, 6250711. . -.1 - L-1 0 a ll For Appointment ____________________I - .T4=r - \ -. %.,_ - - - _.-.I\ ' ,- - __________________________ Sewing Custom made Drapes and Bed. spreads. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss. 349S43. Cleaning OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 5954 Truck Rentals RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econotne Vans to Octet Tractors lday l Year 373 silo :&A BACKHOE SERVICE -i VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No job too tmCtl Licensed & Bonded. 323 5677 Interior Jim's Concrete 8 Masonry-Free es timates Floor s, patios I drives. Brick or stone planters. Patch arid repair w or k. 372 3400 Home Improvements Odd o.s of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement W or k, Light Haulinç, 332 7645 Wall Papering Laraiclearirig, septic tanks, till dirt, drive-ways All kt of digging 327 9112 or 323 3913 Painting painting arid Waltp,ap,ririg ?to lot too small Quality workmjnsa(p. Ph. 373 1579 or 323V$9. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial Free Estimat es Ph 372 4173 II you have an eye for real value, You'll eye the classified ads regularly Pest Control '!! !,'PflUn! 67A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormlty's E. 46,37:1732 ART DROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 377 1385 WELL S DRILLED PUMPS Looking for a paintn special? Facer boards. 2.55. Average bloc k, $95. Free Estimate. 131 0171. Remodeling, Additions & Repair, Carpentry, Roofing, Cement FInIsh Ing, Paintinç. Reasonable. SP'tNKLER SYSTEMS Jim Rc,At' l's? (. -ircI 7626 lrpouos Ave Sanf ord, 377 7070 AlIt ypes and sizes We rpa1r arid service STIflE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO. Pet Care 707W 2nd St. 3726432 Billy Geck, 333.1201. PET REST INN a - It's in the Herald LJY' - Pressure Cleaning HOME IMPROVEMENTS, . * - $300 and take over payments 372-7033 - -_ 9dy --_ M_-__ ~_-. ____ ' welcome to yur 1. lz~l -- Coil .. - th ,!,,~ I ______________________________________________________ g? Why finest established residential area? _______________ 1973 MG Midget, iue, 1 1,0 mites Cabinets, FALL CLEANING Counter tops. Sinks. Installation "Impac" Wash & Spra.kleen available, Bud Cabell 372 $057 Exterior walls, eaves, pat io, walks anytime & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers, wasps 1. spider BUDDY'S wtbS. 322 -0397, " Magazine? - zfz _____ ____ _________ Celica ST, frori' disc brakes. 4 3i3O miles. Sacrifice, Ill"S firm. 322-7147, .30 Kitchen Bathroom ----- - * _____ ______ 7 1911 Ford Ranchero pick-up tru ck. 1972 Mercury 'Capri. $130 down take air condit ioned, automatic, new over payments $13 Month. Good rad ial tlres,$1200. 3725071. conditIon. 322-3729. Home Improvements Air Conditioning BEAUTIFUL - ____________ 134 7724 Ak for Pat Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Cen tral Heat 1. Air Condiflbn$nQ For free estimates, call Carl Harris, it SEARS in 5nfor. 323. 1771. TWO __________ _______________ 1967 Camaro, $.4300r best offer 4 ------ A 52 Appliances Nights, 323-110 or 323.9W - __________________________ 7 Door, Hard Top Set 2 504 Polftsett is Ave. 11 ________________________ - Trucksand Trailers a SANFORD SEWING CENTER '307AE.iàist St., Snford 372.9411. EveS $69. 1116., setting. Call for price. A. A. MCCLANAHAN, BROKER r0. icwn .., 1961 Toyota. Automatic ___________________________ j' .-.,_- _____ offer. 3231371. $11,500. I . ''"" 79 STAN'S AUCTION 1959 Linitclin with 00 ongint. juit rebuilt. New transmission. Bes t TOOt . - . -, Dos lershlp. Come and see our new 327-4*4. Dealer. e01$3cashor , . HONOAKA.MONT ESA OF SAP-i. FORD UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. New Montesa 5 psymonts of $10. New warranty. _______ _________ - featur es Including leather In. tenor. Extra Sharp. Priced to sell position, Like new condition, solid ___________ - 17,000 miles. All Continental mention. If you're locking for finer 1972 SLI7S Honda 1395 furniture, don't miss this auction. All day Saturday for Inspection. We handle all parts for Hodaka For information call Stan Vet'. ritesa. Call 323.6S72. million, Auctioneer, 322 9719. Sale to be field at ___________ local one owner Sale guard plan. 1973 Singer Zig-Zag _____ _____ ______ 1913 Continental Mark IV. Loaded. ____________________________ pendale bedroom suite; Oak roil .. ___________________ Matoreycle Insurance U. - ______ 1966 Mercury Convertible, 390 ng flI. good tir es & transmission, top desk; China cabinirts, Dining 1973, 1W Triple Ka* S495 room suites; 2W Honda $695 Round oak tabl e; Breakfront; 1973, $00 Honda $1193 Walnut chest; Living room suite; 1972, 330 Kew-Big Hor n $450 Lot s of nice miscellaneous and 1912. 123 Kaw $373 mor e furniture too numerous to 1977, 125 Sul $795 - Cove - Call 372 Drop In bobbin, zigzag and 3 needle 1100 E. 75th $ t 3734653 - returns Try nearn1se 2611 or $31 9993 CLEARANCESALE We are loaded with some ex tra fine line of bikes. furniture, Color TV5, Antiques, Part ial listing : 3 piece Chip GREAT BUYS ON USED BIKES Singer * * MLS Agency Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole -_____ SANFORD REALTORS County. Florida in accordance with 30 Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan. SECTION 11. REPEALING TION OF THE QUALIFIED the subject prole(t(s)would have an iSiSPattOr. 40-Condominiums Apartments Rent Of the voting places from seven (7) CLAUSE. All rciolutiona in rn.#Ii, I Fr TAD D(i?lI1f ri,,,l.L.... ,J rl..r..., .. rurnirritir i -1-tif rn .......... ............................... r1u1'pmArNtALIy eea on wat er quality o'clock A.M. A unt il Invert (7) o'c:lock or inconsistent her ewith hereby are tAt.,UlIYt LUUIIUI 41-Houses for Sii Unlurnishe-d 1. with no dow payment, Dick'& SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD standards of Name Statutes, To Wit: Sertlun AIPeil,JcnnyClark.'Assoc. the above described ON RESERVOIR P.M. on the same day. repealed, Insofar as there is conflict ON NOVEMBER 5. 1971 I6S Florida Statutes 1957. ApplIances 372.76.51. 42Mbhl Homes ON THE waters. 3231591:3221133 Day, Eve. LIve In the Idyltwitcia section of s.FrTION OFFICIAL BeLL01, or inconsistency. LAKE ________________________ ,r,-' 1' 1 Or 2 bedroom duplex a 5: A pa rtmwti, do QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF lph Gross De tails of Sanford. LOvely 4 the locations and bedroom, plans Voting machines shall b usecI at 2 bath KENMOR E WASHER, parts, 43-Lots and Acreage SECTION 12. EFFECTIVE SUCH BONDS; AND PROVIDING Furnished or sxsfurnished. 40' Publish : Sept. 16. 73, 30, Oct 7, 3974 home, has all of the modern confor the above project(s) arid other Such bond election and the torn of DATE. This nesoMlon shall take ie-rvlce, used machines. swlmmlrq pool. 1720 S. Orlando AN EFFECTIVE DATE. DEFlO relevant InformatIon may be 44-Farms and Groves venlemes Including double car MOON EY APPLIANCES 323U97 1( the ballof stobeijs,dsttall bf In effect Immedately upon Its a6W oaks. 1)33 B.droom ApIs. 4 examined at this off Ice between I ~00 1 0-ROW ProWy garage, beautiful lawn, and large Substantially the following form tion. FICTITIOUS NAME is a true, correct, and Compared a.m.and4:3Opm,Mondaytnrgh bSwimm!ng Pool I fenced tot with citrus trees. Call CORBETT REAL ESTATE Plotic. isftereby gIven that lam COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, r $.h copy 01 the origina l resotution frL.ay. * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Boats & Marine 55 Jeff Cohen. Assoc., 130.3500. •T,nnis Courts OFFICIAL BALLOT REALTOR engaged in bu siness FLORIDA referred to in said ex tra cts and as at 11)3 Hwy. 17. Single story studio, 1, 2, .0 3 44-Incoi$i* And Office of Dredge Equipment .........DeBary 641-.41 StMINOI.* COUNTY. 93, Maitland, 32151, SemInole John A. Klmbrough •Flshlng & Boating finally adopted at said meeting and, SA NFORD AREA bedrOom apartments. Pool, and FIll Investment Property FLORIDA County, Fl I Cha irman or ida under the fictit400s ye the extent required by law, as •DlspoaIs clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, state of florida 16½' Orlando Clipper, Murry till 50)40 ELECTION NEARLY WATERFRONT- ' Lcar name of PATT'S FRAME IT f C ounty 47-ReaI'Esta?e Wanted tt'ereaftei' duly signed or approved kilclitnequipfed, central heat and trailer. 100 HP Electric Winch. Department of NOVEMBERI,74 I •Oishwasher bedroom. 2 bath, swimming pool. YOURSELF, and that I intend to CommIssIoners, Seminole by the proper officer or officer s of air.70" l'onthly rentals from $142.50. Pollut ion C on trol $1200. 323.0941. NEW r ister said eg A real charmer. Central heat and County, Flor ida name with the Clerk of S Drapes th Board ci County Commissioners, 7542 Exe<utive Center 303 w. 25th St., Sanfd Merchandise Shall Seminole County, FlorIda the Circuit Court, Seminole County, aIr, family room, walk across the By: .Ioann K. Hare whIch resolution is on file and of Circle East Issue not exceeding $3,153, 010 Florida In accord -nce with the street to BASS FISHING. $32900. Deputy CIenli Post Vacation Sale record. Montgomery BuWing Principal amount of gene rat ATTEST: SO-Miscellaneous HOMES provisions ot the Fictitious Name Sinford, itt floor, 7 Bedrooms SANFORD WITNESSmyhafldandtp,0f fl3.7900 Gigantic specials. All sizes greatly Tallahassee, kitcheri equipped, air Florida 32304 and heat. obligation bonds of lhe Coot Ity Arthur H, 5(kwith. Jr. COZY COTTAGE- Two bedrooms, For Sal' Statutes, ToWit: Section $63.09 ttsa Board of Commissioner s, this Publish : Oct. 7, 1971 • reduced. Prices like: 12500 1$' Call owner Dettona (305) 3713067. bearing inter est at not exceeding I tie Clerk Florida Statutes 1957. den, paved street. Quick oc. A 3 bodroomn, 2 bath, and a spacious Best lot selection I 2nd day of Oct. 1974, ORLANDO DEC12 Orlar'do CIIp, $1395. 51-Household Goods 36S.5555 1.411 1 I no%%' avaiIal)Ie in maximum rate of Interest at he BOard of County, 5: PatrIcia L. Gordon cupancy. Owner will hold (man. 2 bedroom, 1½ bath lot' you to (SEAL) FICTITIOUSNAME FORD ROISON MARINE time of the sale of the bon s, Commissioners, Seminole FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS, Publish' Sept. 23, 30. Oct. clap to help you. A real S2-App lianc. buy at choose from. Just built, arid the 7,11, )v'7 John A. Klmbrough Sanford's finest Notice is hereby gian that we are .11114 3927 Hwy. 17.97 rnhtu-ksg not later than twintyfivi County, Florida ii70FloridaAte DEF.127 $16,300. construction Is excellent. 1½ pct. OFF AIRPORT Chairman engaged in business at 44 1 Mid. 53-TV Radio - Stero __________ _____ f4lmily park, 377 (2$) years from the date of vssuar ce 3734430 financing. RetIrees or young Art hur H. B.ickwith, Jr. BLVD FICTITIOUS NAME way, Lorigwood, Seminole County, ._____, ,,/ 64-Garage Rummage Sales SANFORD- Executive neigh, Come out today family will like this. Priced in low POLLI NO PLACE! a-.-Notice ii hereby given that I am Clerk to Pie Boa rd N Florida under the fictitious name of borhood, 3 bdrooms, 7 baths, Two bedroom aparimenis, 62 130's. Call and let me, Lillian Lawn and Garden and reserve your Py: Joarin K. Hare engag ed in business at Boats 6 Marine TENDERTOUCHGROOMING,and 1400(E) N. older home with charm. Many $l60indup. Campbell, give more details. PRECINCT 6 LOCATIONS you Deputy Clerk Maitland choice lot. that we Intend to register said name Ave., Altamonte Springs, Equipment extras, Including buiIt.ln break37) 1340 $303500. After hours, 817t724 PublIsh: Oct. 7, 14, 21, 21 1971 Seminole County, Florida undr the with the Clert of the Circuit Court, COLLARD I TOMATO PLArIT5, 1 fast table. Landscaping main. Church of God, Sn4ord Sd-Camping Equipment DEG-4S fictitious name of Kelly's Signs, ane Seminole County, FIorl4 In ac West 1st St., 4 Blocks of 1.1. tainted with aid of ',u1det' 7 - Wilson School. Paola that I Intend to register slid name cordarice with the provisions of the S7-Sports Equlpmen' Roberts & Gilman SCHOENEMAN Farm, Nightly ____________ 3 sprInkler system. A must see for Midway Fire House with tft' Clerk of the Circuit Court, State Rd. 427, 2.3 Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: % call 3727934, Denver C. Caldwell, 1 - Attamonte Springs City Hall discerning buyers $51,000 SI-Bicycles _____________________________ ts3O-5500 Seminole County, Florida In ac mukscatn1 17.92. Section *65.09 FIorid Statutes 1937 119 E. 3rd St. 3 City Hall, Oviedo Realtors Inc. Longwoo.J COrd-lace with the provisjonç of the S: Linda hi. La Grave St-Musical Merchandi se _______________________ Ph, (305) 323-8160 fCARRIGE ____________________ FICTITIOUS NAME FCtitiui flame Statutes, To Wit: Candace Singlet ary FORREST GREENE INC. Notice is hereby given that we ()rlanth 834.2299 60-Office Equipment " COVE Section 1.6309 Florida Statutes 1957 are Publish : Oct. 7. 14, 21, 7$, 1914 64 Equipment for Rent Mobile Homes 42 in t.lJSIf*fl at 3*7 West DEC 46 REALTORS 19W. Lake Mary Blvd. And SuppIlis ______ _____ 51g. Kathleen lundequom 1' 4, , y -_ I ^^Ll enn ;#%r.q\ 373 6353 or 64.3-2333 Come see us at our big new location 61-Building Malerialt Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet WE TAKE TRADES DEF.131 I 11 Shampocier for only Sl per day. dmI Of OVIEDO CHILD CARE jW ji 62-Lawn ano uaro,n -NI W Notice is hereby given that I am GREGORY MOBILE HOMES PlttttUU)N,,E CEPiTf.p. ,,rj CARROLL'S FURNITURE 'iC "te".d 3*03 Orlando Drive engaged In busires at 111 Wcsten Notice ishereby given that we are 63-M.achsnry and Tools re.isier see name *ilh Ihe Clerk of Fillaim a Fork, LOngwood -: sniu,i. __________________ engaged In business at 25 1 1 Country Seminole __________________________ the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Equlpment for Rent County, _______ Florida Club Rd, Sanford 32171, under tPi fictitious Semi no le Florida In ac 65 Pets and Supplies 12' a 40' mobile home, furnished, 2 dance with the heme of ATOMIC POWERWASH 63-Pets and Supplies County, Florida under the fictitious __________________________ PrOvI00M Of the Fictitious Name bdrm, 1½ baths, carpeted, central SERVICE, and that I intend to name of A I. C LAWN MOWER Statut es , To Wit Section Cfter's K ennel, Pups, studs, AK,. heat lair. FTU area. $31 165.09 register said name with the Clerk of SERVICE 6 It 0 Florida Statutn 1937. _____________________________ T MInI Pooes all colors. I 11 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, intend to register said name with the I 67-Livestock and Poultry 5: Frank A. Mula Cocker, Mini & Large i 00 Florida In nil the Circuit Court, Semr,tr Clerk accordance with Or?? y I 13 Lots and Acreage j Dachshunds, Shih Tgu, Schnauzer, 67A -Feed accoran i'.tr 'o.scr.s of Ib F itt liQUt Pierre Sept xi. Oct 1, Yorkie, X. How Boston Terrier, the provisions Cd the Fictitious 1974 Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.09 60-Wantud to Buy DEF Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi poo, 2.5 flame Satutes, To Wit: Section to'ld fe!ute's 1957 A pups on display, we buy pups 5: Roger H. Wells 69-Stamps - Coins R.F. Castle wiUe FIdI Statutes 1957 -. finance, shots, guarantee. 1904 ASSUME PAYMENTS Publish: Oct. 7, is, 31, , 1914 5: Carlo Voipi 70-Swap an Trade FROM Ilcnnn r 1---237.3416 Of 1.904.737.2917. .IIACRE Allan E. NEW MEXICO Owguson DEC rour 71-Antiqu" Ut LOCh RANCHETTE 1974 Chihuahua.t. For sale frozen beef. j Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic " 11,300 original 'nvestment. May be Pool, FICTITIOUS NAME Animal Haven Grooming I * assumed by making one payment Large Picnic Area, Rask,tb and Tennis Notice Is her b-1 given that I am Boarding Kennels. 372.5732. NOTICN OF REGISTRATION OF I H of 131.11 and a balance *157,96355 ranoatlen engaged FICTITIOUS NAME E. Newtn e area? r. Ccurts. Initial at C pc? int eres t. Just off In Recreational Fee Prepaid Doberman Male, 7 Yea rs Old Coninnercisi St., Sanford, Seminole Prot tIon Trained, $500 ten- stale 75, gentle rolling and 7-Campers - Travel NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN County, Fl4,,id. Lftcfer flj fictitious Situated On Large Wooded trees, good h un 3644194 ting, fishi ng and That the undersigp.ed intends o riam01 SANFORDSECPETAR ,AL u/c FINANCING AVAILABL Trailers s ,ear ui Country '.,IU skiing nearby. Call Don collect. engage In business in I. DUPLICATING SERVICE, 8317O Sanford, and . 74-6jj o R epa rs NO CLOSING ADORABLE KITTENS FREE 'w sOSTS 4111024$7_111m. mat I Wen to regiSter laid name Seminole County, Ficrlda under the ' ) TO GOOD HOME. CALL 19 Faits Accatsorks CONVINTIONAL. PINANCINQ , With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ficlti name LIL PANTRY FOOD HORSE PASTURE: GOOD : AFTER S. 3720423 f,r a warm Built With Prius Y PwDMI PER CENT STORE, and Intends to register I I Semi,'cie County, Florida 71-Junk Cars Removed GRASS, WATER AND STALL *,tt' lhc Clerk of ile Clut ftc prc-.y,.x,s ( Locited I bbck So, of Air rt iii V 3175042 : ----- 64-1415 A small Classified ad brings big 323-39" 37.3 3620 boidnceaf $11 or 10 ymaqts of Outstanding Buys TAFFER REALTY Your owner, loaded. T7.bLtff1ind In machine. Fully automatic. Pay 3fl.$93 322-2420 Anyfime ** HONDAOF ORLANDO Hwy. "West. Sanford - NEWLY RENOVATED, 1 Bdrm. Wooldmere - 3 bdrm.. I both, corner $19,500. Will consider Belly $1 Household Goods _____________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed M ~lnge'$ b51 7Ti0t, WindS AGENCY homt, furnished, corntr lot. Flamm. After hours 372-1053. Call right nowI inc. / Today I BR,? Bath, Ravenna Park, parage, carpet, fenCe. $31,500. Call HOMES -_ in 2 year old home, 3 bedrooms, i baths, carpet, central heat, a ir. Take over mortgage at 7 payments, $141. Payton BEDROOMS, iv baths, attached REALTOR-Associate Realty 3277llIday,373.04$Seve. $ROKER AS,SOC4 R,aIty322.l30I MARonDA Move with terms. , ' Harold Hall Car IM Mustong Failback, like new, loaded 1966 Mustang Coupe, stillujilul, we BLAIR AGENCY Sal ur do V. Oct. S. 7 P. M. Round dining room table, with two extensions and four ladder-back chairs. $100. One pair Frh ProvIncial end tables. $23. 327 1959 after 3:30. f -_____ • Motorcycles DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 323-42S3 slier 4 Items. 323470$. - Any estates. etc. with wooden stand carpet, nice well landscaped fenced yard. $32,500. Color 7V1s; Table & Chairs; AM-FM St ereo; 3$ Olds 9$. Also misc. WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre, '*' (WITH GOOD CREDIT) $lOOdown and take over payments 373 0694 PUBLIC AUCTION Furnitureandhovs.tioidgocds Sat. - Mon. 9.3 141 Concord Dr. Mustang City Buys lClIHondaMT2SOEIslnore. open daily 10.5 for consignmen ts or Rockwell table saw VACANT- Large3bedroorn,.3batt, family room, equipped kitchen, 2 Redrooms, family room, Screened patio, central heat, au'. $26,000 JOHN SAULS • 78 323-9021. _____________________________ Sanford,3bdrm. borne, $11,000 Buy equity & assume payments of REALTOR 373.5774 POOL Nice 2 bedroom for $79,900. Call REALTOR -Associate John Moro right away. After hours, 3230213. WIId•r Iii Home Realty BankAmerlcard & Master Charge also accepted. like ___________ Z Polio, garage and central air. Let Cliff Jordan REALTOR solve your ocusing problam. Call 131 1222. _____________________________ haro mink Only ____ Auto Repairs pointment at your horn 3 23 73 40 on 110 volts, has own thermostat, __ R.TUNE 12 F ren(h Ave . VS. 323-36U. 2606 S. Hwy. 17.92 3Bedroom,2batti,splitpianrnooile home on S tree shaded acres. $24,900. Terms. n stro COUNTRY RIOUCED MONTHLY Rented a house and after he paid first and last mon ths rent and deposit, he could have bought a charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath With 111 air CO' difloner, Ilk# ntw, 6WO STU runs beautiful building site. $7,500. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" DOWN PAYMINT AND trance. Air Conditioned, no cooking, 3726310. INDOW SUPPLY CO, and that I intend toregisteq Said name with the Ste W"d to we vs r"broftill row to psrdiai.s a hi* hs.iw for NO CASH WEIRD HAROLD Park Blvd. Apt. No. 1903, Fern Park, 32730. Seminole County, Plied someone to share 3 bedroom Florida under the fictitious name of t'os, split uxpenwt Call bet W *ONDA bee. thu .asvl wsrhi. tlaiwstlasi'etiriiswhh ii •.cvii adjusted •r.sa income .4 WSI$1l.7N sr FurnishedorUnfu,nished Nice 7 Bedroom Home Few Rent Room. Private both, private tn. Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 200 Fern 37'8usInss Property a siw moms me De4taa has eavor • _____________________ name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminoi. County, Florida in Furnished Houses Rent Unfurnished Increase your income to (13.000 mInt,) Marvin p Gassman, (Bond. Mort Broker) 2401 Mohawk It' Malt, Free info. 645 1142 (24 hrs.) Montgomery Ward 171 Buick LeSsbre"11 door hardtop, air conditioned, full power cauipment, excellent condition. Fully guaranteed 51995. Call Don Pp', )?7 1fl53 Dilr Parts.Accessories - each. Small FrIgerdsirs, 135. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323.7730. COUNTY - - INVESTMENT Looking for good business or Invest. merit? Ask us about our listings on pr oper ties In this ar ea . JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Y RENT AVALOP4 APARTMENTS 32 M.AITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. i142Op'r.5a1&$un9.s %107.54 a month. 321-SJIV &tter S. SUNLAND 2. Adults 1$ thru retirement. REALTY. Inc. REALTOR$, 67$ 76 rug, appliances, TVs. new carpief, sofas, chairs, ches t, dinettes. 7 bedroom, family room, fenced, Couch 72" Scotchgard, $150. Autumn carpet, low NO DOWN PAYMENT l.Yournewcustomhom, on a lot of Business Property NOLL'S IN CASSELBEkRY $11,900. total Elmer Bakalla Inc. -. Investment Opportunities am . 30-Apartm.nts Rnt All alffled Iodrs residing In SECTION 10. SEVERABILITY. In THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX. tificatlon to the applicant, the Cewiiy Shell be entitled and the event that any word, plires., CEEDIPIG $3,153,010 GENERAL interested persons are hereby permitted to vote In such bond clause, sentence or paragraph OBLIGATION BONDS OF notified that objections may be filed election. The places of voting and hereof shall be held Invalid by my SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA within 20 days ftom date of this the IftsptCWj and Clefft for the Court Of compel ent juriso ict oom such TO FINANCE THE COST OF A Publication Objections must be bond election shall be the same as holding snail not affect any other NEW COUNTY SECURITY submitted in writlnc to the below those ptacii designated and those word, clause, phrase, sentence ci COMPLEX; PROVIDING FOR address arid must be supported by persons appointed by the Board for paragraph hereof AND CALLING A BOND ELEC- evidence which would indicate that authelection. The polls will b,op.n 27 Really, REALTOR. 323-7750. mobile home of Southern RV Services. 323r9M. cludlng: office equipment, swlng We bring tht Garage To You se t, display cases, hardrock maple Tune up, electrical and diagnostic cocktail tables, large Karistan se rv ice. Call 3739727 (or an ap _____________________________ - - tn ders, oilers, old kitchen cupboard d numerous other old, unusual items. Also large c ollection of glass and brlcabrac, along with the usual line of furniture In. Wrought iron twin beds, springs and $1,900 dovyn, $196 mc. 7 pct. Acre - doublefrees, homes, old mattress, excellent condition 140 Days 322,7212 * l() '' E COMPLETE '.OTOJ.SERVICE CE?IT[. Spciai On awnings, gener ators, air con. ditiOnefi. Call Floyd Flow, SANFORD AUCTION REALTY bedroom completely furnished ")6061,323.0$17,3n9320 I Largt cheery SANFORD on a man made lake with a 2 ___________________________ __________________________ growing Hwy. 431. Owners have ADULTS, NO PETS offer Interests, U2 1533 or $67 ___________ ____ _____________________________ 4291. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that l engaged iv business at 2406 South Orlando Drivt, Sanford. Seminole 1 County, Florida, under the fictitious Rentals _____________________________ ________________________ Section r., T21S, RME, Seminole down, no qualifying. $17,900. Owner, 134134$. Um! Mon., Oct. 7, 7 p.m. F AM OUS REPRODUCTIONS 21"a41'. $4.50 EACH bd., I bath, family rm. $4000 one owner. Sharp car 373 414. Deafer. - ..2 Large collection primitive ar tide'S to inctude: iron kettles plows, singietrees, top and 1 chairs; dish washer, Sears finest; reel type lawn mow er, power; large refrigerator with large freezer; all items ex cellent condition. 3210747. Country Club. 112 Garrison Dr., 2 group, power trakes, radio. radial t ires, Garage sales are in season Tell the People about it tiIh a Classified PUBLIC AUCTION - cupancy. Located on So. Ruskin Street, near Lake May Sc hool, on latge wooded lot. Only $26,450 with 7', pct. assuma ble mortgage. Phone 3057992036 days or 6.3W' Itj baths, no qualifying. M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103W. 1st St. . 3. The copy of the resolution an. County. nexed hereto Intitted: All Interested persons are hereby Informed that this agency is con- LAKE MARY 1973 Capri. V 6, automatic, decor Ad In the Herald. 322 All; 831 polythethylene pipe. 3233757 after c,.iI, Dcvlton, Itmiland. Bavar ia ,, i. china, lead crystal and pressed glass, Dave's Furniture, $00 Sanford Ave., 3739370. 4W. Dealer. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE nn W. 1st St. 4711 ____________321 __________________ Auction -- MINI FARM Do you want a garden, chickens, a call,andshorse? Here,s24wes No pets. Let's teiki EVEREST Excellent location, on fast 26-Insuranc 27- inveetment Opportunts. renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pes. No alcohol. roomsf Convenient location, furnished apartment for adults Men's Shop, inventory and fixtures, 520.000 All name brand menctta nd is.. Good leas. available. - you qualIfytl 0. ______________________________ The company offers a Complete buy back of all Inventories Payment-monthly payments fell than rent. Goverent subsidized to qtiallfled buyers. Call to set it 12 wide 2 bedroorms, furnished, H A. $130Mon thly. A du lts. Evening%. ___________________________ - 3fl Q3 2603 Park Dr 4 After S P M produce. Dawg Patch Fit&. Write today for a possible &"Iil&tlon mirket, Doatrack Rd., Sal.-Sun. and more writt en Information Phone. AF Systems, Inc, Opportunities ' NO'1TI4WEST tt Stop 1974 Continental Mark Iv. limited edition silv er luxury group. AM FM stereo with tape, red leather miles local. One interior, 5.' owner. Sate j,uard warranty. 372 Trailers ' 5:30 cir weekends. _____ itteyre tle* houses ma rural area No down Furnished 1 Bedroom lbs. $1.00. Farm fresh OCEAN Two bedroom trailer on S. Sanford Ave. One or two adults on ly. $10. ' Cmli 377 2241 Requires a minimum of $2,011.71 cash for Inventory and services 3 BuilSer has new 3 bedroom. 2 both Stemper Reaft __________________________ ________________________ All kinds available. 4332. 72 6414415 1710190 .. C a mper- T rave l 75 Stamps.Coins PLASTIC PIPE, approx. " It d round, $0 PSI, round black ____________________ ted in Lake Mary. Can be operated out of your home on a part or full time bass In my home _____________________ 3235)71 Recreation by the - - Jay £ Gee Aitte Sales . Complete tr&Ier hitches, ________________________ - "Get -_ COns. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE Buffet, $40. Dl) Curiosity Shop. 372.7111 1?2 3991 - * BUY HERE * - SPECIAL: Baby bed, $10; Antique After Hrs.-322 9794 3 Bedrooms, 1', baths. 3'. acres, t3),C-C) 3 Bedroom brick, 1 acre, $13,000. 3 Bedrooms city, $33,200. Your Wordisycur Cred it STAN'S AUCTION COIN CENTER, 109W. 1sf St. 323. $230 firm 373.1976 Autos for Sale OpinD.Ily1OTilS compressor after 6. bedroom, 1' bath, with large I Bedroom furnished aprrtme. company. - 6462 24-Loans requirements and proceedings in Administrative Code. ciden?to the properajop$ ioi,of said Project No.: 59392149 resolution have been duly fulfilled, Applicant: Lago Vista, Inc. carried cut, and otherwls. 00, Descrlptlo-'. Condominium Served; developmen t on Lake Howell: clear 4. He is duty authorized to execute lakefront, construct docks and bo at this Certificate: ramp, and storm drainage System; REALTOR _________________________ . - ____________ __________________ Jim Hunt RealtY HOME 5 S30.0DO to $40.000 80 Consignments Welcome 24,000 STU, auto thermostat, new 1201 W. 1st St. 1.6 p.m. DAILY. Central Florida's scre,en room. Appliances. carpet & BROKER 322 1611 drapes Included, Unfurnis hed .' ________________________________ 3274991 -1 322 9480 Champion end others 322 SN9 Financial 24-Business * __________ _____________ - HOMES UNDER 3 Bedrooms City, $11,300. and Trailers -. Every Sal. Night? p.m. West lit St. (Hwy 46) Sanfor d AIR CONDITIONER. 3 y ea r old GE, We Buy Cfld SvIl Gold and silver - conventional 'loans. Builder, barn, 541.900. Deltona, 9047192210. Orlando,. I Bedrooms, Mayfair, $42,000 205423.1336 . 3 7 plus acres, $11000. - - I Bedroom upstairs ment Lignts, water fur nished Adults only. $90. 3727296, after 1 SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL JDDo It Yourself Travel * * Exceptionally beautiful Wedding Gown, Headpiece and Veil. Site 9. 69 Call 372 2311 after i NIghli: 372 $474 or 322.2332 baths pricel from $22.450 to 4 Bedrooms. I story, pool. 139,60D. SIS.100 on :arge wooded lot. StIler H OM E S S40,000 and U P pa ys all closing cost. VA, FHA, 3 Bedrooms, 1 acre plus pool and * .r: 1' Adults, no pets. 377 1510. - " - 2 Bedroom Mobile Home. Adults Qnly, NoPets, Private Lot 3721773 apart EXPERIENCED. WILL DO BABY iii-Ealing Places prifj~:Tjbed In ChSPttf 17-3. Florida and Business _- a _____________________ I-Motels - Hotels FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are The undersigned HEREBY engaged In business at 7397 S. CERTIFIES that: French Ave. (17.923 Sanford, PlIcablo requirements; and all other ___ __ Opportunities RECORDING OFFICER SECTION 1. NOTICE OF BOND bond election of the qualified ELECTiON. This resolution shall be electors residing in the County is published In full as part of me,i Pier.y called to be Mid on ci Such bond election, together with Pfcv'ernber S. to determine anapproprIatecaptionInsuhy.m whether or not the_ issuance n.,f such as the Clerk of the Board shall bondi In an aggregate amount of not determine, in t he Evening Herald, a exceeding Three Million Eight newspaper Published and 01 general room. wall to wall carpet. Cir (anditioned. reasonable rent YOUR OWN BUSINESS 11. He Is the duly appointed, Seminole County. Florida under the 13.-Travel Agencies "County") of not exceeding Three provided, The Inspectors and Clerks Quillfied, and acting Clerk of the fi'!iItIous name of SANFORD AUTO Million Eight Hundred Fifty 14-Cam ping. Resorts at each polling place shall prepa re Circuit Court (herein called the CLEAN, and that we intend to Thousand Eighty Dollars and file duplicate returns of such Clerk), and keeper of the 115-Action SPortS records register saP name with the Clerk of (SUS341110) to finance the cost o( bond election snd'"Il deliver cine, thereof. Including the minutes of its the Circuit Cou ____________________________ acq'nnlno and comtructing a new copy ther eof to the Suprylso, of proceedings; Florida In accor dance with the Sertilrols, Ccwnty Security Comolex E40 Ions and one copy to tn# Board. 2. The anntrAwd Copy of extracts to be located within Seminole Such returns shall show the number from the minutes of Commissioners, Statutes, To-Wit: Section -He Want 163.09 County. Florida (heroin called of Qualified electors who voted at held on the 24th day of September, Florida Statutes 1957. 21-Situetions Wanted . SECTION 3. BOND ELECTION. A 2-U) Park Drive,172 210 Child Care . 6i4$12& Winter Park. BROKE" 3 Bedrooms on 3" acres, 513.000. Deltorns * Public Auction * 322 9719 Top Prices paid, used, any ondtiun. Sinford 323.47.33 ______________________ ____________________ ThaTimelestedFirm Days: 372.6123 be&,% Trucks ___________________ lnemati.,.l. 54 tcn. 4 wheel drive, tXI,box bed, $1200. 34.s3I6i. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED * stepladders. wire. etc. rn:iys E. ST. JOHNS REALTY Sezi 79 Auction _________________________ -.-.- wi&o Inv#siment Houses for Sale Dupte'. 2 bedroom, air cond,toned, (.001) CR EDIT IS ALL YOU ajV11% Pr 32 2 M 20 or 37) PIEED, NO MONEY DOWN, New I Mature lady wants to babysit for _____________ elderly lady or child. References Service and supply dealers with Products manufactured by 1 Bedroom downstairs apartment exchanged 3310411. Air Mature adults only No pets Purolator. Wells. Uniroyal. _________________________ - Test Required 136 8311 24 after 5:30 _____________________________ Sanf or d- Two bedroom cottage air, near eImentary school, si'o __________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semino le Count y, Florida In accordance with "project"), The issuance 01 such such bond 4Iectlon and the number 1971, is a true, correct, arid com. 5' Shirley B. Williams bonds to finance the cost of such of votes cast respectively for and pared copy of the whole of Jonell Brewiriglon projec t will be for the best interests against approval of such bonds. The orl'gini minutes of said meetingthe Ori' Publi sh : Oct. 7, 11, 21, 7$, 1974 01 the County and Its inhabitants, returns shall as soon as practicable tile and of record Insofar as in. DEG-41 Suchbondsshallbe pa yablefrornad be canvass ed In the manner same relate to the resolution valorem taxes livid without limit provided by law. referred to in said extracts and to usic NOTICE as to rate or amount on all taxable SECTION $. ELECTION the other matters referred to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN propertyllneCounfy,p4, of a RESULTS.lfamaorityci4th,y thit'eln; Pursuant to Public Law 92.500, bonds ViaII be issued for a longer cast at such election in respect to 3. Said meet Ing was duly convened Section 101 (a) (1), F ederal Water term thn twenty-five (25) years such bonds shall be "For Approval In conformity with 'all applicable Pliufin Control Act (1972 Amend. from their detect issuance and such of Bonds," such bonds shall be requirements, a proper quorum was merits), this agency has received an bonds shall bear interest a? such approved; arid then the bonds, the pn es ntthfoug'ioutsaid meetingand application (gr certification that the rate or rates not eacNdlflg the Issuance of which shall be thereby' theresoiutlonhereinaftermention.ij foiloving project(s) will comply maximum rate permitted by law at approved, shall be Issued as was duly proposed, considered, and with'he applicable water quality the time 01 the sale of the bonds.. herea fter prov ided by the Board. adopted in conformity with ap stan.Øar5t of the State of Florida as 3 Hours a Day. Polygraph I 41 rerig. Lake-lIke new small down assume VA mortgage, I¼ pct. Owner. Ph, 323.172.5. RS, CASSelberry,130.16" - 72 ___________ ___________________ CAR 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden lifetime of toil." MO. 831,0414 or 134-3711. . -• Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. Inc. The Greater Mali Stemper "A Apartments Rent Furnished Part Time Janitor, About ---- 71 Hour Service CaIl3fl.7ig$ '3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 I? Bedroom AduitsOnly Spec. Rates For Senior Citizens Park Avenue Mobile Park Arbor area. REWARD. 373-7119 - - - 2-In Memoriam 31 Sanford, 3727111 Hartman Realty, Suit e Houses Rent Furnished - __ I - ,, onlyn,,d.pply.Apply 1011 Miller Altamonte Springs, oft Charlotte t. S & K Warehouse LOST: Irish Setter, male, In Loch --- I-Card of Thanks CERTIFICATE OF County, Florida (htro!n called In the County except as heroin -_ ___________________________ -- Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary. semInole County, Florida under the fictItious name of LAKE MARY FUEL OIL SERVICE, and that I the Provisions of Fringe benefits. Chauffeur's Lost and Found - 33 . A employment for ambitious man Announcements ICTI TIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Name 5 If~ .. -- WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3"3h3 E.FlrstSt. 3725622 Plney Woods Barn, w buyfurnit,re and niIsc,lIanU$. Sell for 20 pct. consignments. Free pick ups. Auct ion Sat. night at 7p.m. Call FREIGHT SALVAGE 3232370. BUT FROM- BO* White Broker, 101W. Commercial 539.500. Callbart Real Estate Ph. Orlando 217.7769. ___________________________________ ____________________________ ,- ~71 71.Z license required. Experienced _________________________ DMA 0 FROM $Ili ________________ location. flew furniture me drsperies throughout. Make your offer; cash, terms, cr trade, We'll deal, waliwall carpeting. 373 3;5 now. A1RI'OR AP1 ()P1), - Two complete central heal. air SItm,ns, special ')rice, 1101 Scott Ave. Sanford, 3 bedrm, . Apply 9 to 5, HolidAY Inn, SanfordAlAnonFamilyGroupp.o I Boa 533, Sanford, Fla. 37771 ) Bring Results DEG 40 Or BONDS. Sublect and pursuant to bond election shall be held and the provisions hereof, general conducted in the manner prescribed obligation bonds of Seminole by law for holding g4,--al elections 1.2 Bedroom drir.rr5 For further information call 123 4517 pool area, with privacy fence. Condominium in Ih*f Inest Sanford • 3 bedr oo m house, fully furnished. * Altamonte SrIngi. Salt of this especIally nice 2 BR , * Recreational Building Breakfast Cook needed, experienced only, permenent employment. AL-ANON Mary Rd. Available Sept. 1. No Pets. SISO. 372 0925, Days. ________________________ 2 Wash er-Dryer Heated Pool IN YOUR FAMILY? Owner's health requires inimedlale no petS 2621 Elm. Sanford, $175, security $26956. - * Dishwasher. Disposal * or write DEG-41 I. * Range•Refrigerator chair. Call 372.3M atfor 3 p-riv Publish: Oct. 7, 1974 on plain white paper and delivered 42 Ridgewood Arms Apartments, SUCH BONDS: AND PROVIDING in accordanc, with law the official Sanford AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ballots for use in such voting 43- Easlbrook Pool Association BE IT RESOLVED BY THE machines. 41- Recreational Room, San BOARD OF COUNTY COM, SECTION 7. ELECTION Jose Apartments MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE PROCEDURE. The applicable 43 Summit Apartments . IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Florida - - 3Oca line tVaflt Ads , City Clerk City of Casselberr'y. - St. Johns Village Craft cther applicable provisions *f law. Clerks at each pollino Cisco where SECTION 3. AUTI4QRIZATION tPieOond election is to be held. The SELF AS OF SEPT. 21. 1914. S. E. HOLLENBECK 40C a line ($200MINIMUM CHARGE) 1911. SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD M&Ch!ne!t at the polling places 40Elk%Club,Howtfl Branch Road engaged In business at ON NOVEMBER S. 1974 ON THE specified her ein and to nave printed .11 Mliwee Middle School . 26 times school QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF ... BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY Mary W. Hawthorn,, hi directed to make appropriate .... 6thru 23 times (Seal) TO FINANCE THE COST OF A bondeiectionforthevotingplaCes at 37- Sanora Club House, NEW COUNTY SECURITY wttich voting mac nes are to be Sanford COMPLEX: PROVIDING FOR used; arid further is authorized and 3$ - South Seminole Middle TION OF THE QUALIFIED arrangements with the proper of. ELECTORS RESIDING IN ftcials for use of such voting own fransgortatlon, for housework and care for young man in wheel MoOdIly thru Friday COROINGLY A 0. Woman, mature dependable with FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED backyard. Off Longwood-Lake bath, family room, delightful entertainment home, scrten*d . 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. Ad .. * * Clothes I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE C:OOA,M..S:30P.M. I thru 5 times * W/W Shag Carpet HOUSEKEEPER Department Hours action Is taken by the City Council - AND CALLING A BOND ELEC. i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE I P O Herald ni Pln.cr,t- Spacious I bedroom, 2 Buy For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy 1 or toot ,em; Larry's Mart, 215 Sanf or d Ave. _____________________________ _____________________ area, large Shaded fenced cnmm.n5ure with .aPerl.nte. Reply to Box 557. care of The . . . Boa 1657, ve ng Sanford, cIa.. 32771. Call 373 2611 or $31 9993 to place ____________________________ eur Condominiums to _________________________ ___________________________ JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. W. Garnett Wanted ___________ CASH 372 ________________________ 40 2 B edrooms, living room, dining New discount drug store. Ex. Homes home has It all. $13,500. All reasonable offers considered. - _______________________________ ceiltnt company benefits. Salary funtouseandreadclnsifledads, Ask For Wont Ads _______________________ MANAGE P, Drug Pore, exotf ivvce at the City Hall. Cosselberry, CEEDING $3,153,010 GENERAL deliver them to the Inspectors and 33 Sanlando Baptist Church OBLIGATION BONDS OF Clerksonorbeforeth,dateand,lme 36- St. Magdalen Church, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for the opening of the polls (or such Altamoqt. Springs * I 68 Miscellaneous so ForSal, . - ___ ______ - - RENTAL APARTMENT HOME Houses for Sale Auction, 1200 French Ave. 373 Ravensbrook I bedroom, V 7310 baths family room with firepia.ce, for mat dining, pool, intercom, this FENCED YARD.3fl.19$4 37". Help Wanted 18 Pool Executive CA5SELBERRY, 3 bedrooms, air, ______________________ iclose In. $150 mo. 131 O1$4 or $31 .. 'Sandlewood 41 SJ _ ------ -: _______________________ E The proposed Ordinance is posted Villa I!*uiis ?I - Storage garage for red. Sanford BATHS.KITCHENEQUIPPED _______________________ ___ Orlando 831 '999i Business Property For Rent SUNLAND: 3 BEDRROMS,7 .. place yours. 37 Unfurnhshed .. C511473 4511 ORDINANCE; CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Houses Rent __________ ___________ carpet, drdpes. flOIongCr needed items with a in the Herald. Dial 7377611 or $31999) to Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida A EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ________________________ _____________________________ 32 classified ad 24 - Seventh day Advientlit Church 31 - Englith Estates School "Buyerflnders"CaIl Your Friendly Classified Gal Rent Unfurnished Buy a bargain or sell a bargain with ORDINANCE NO. 261 ON THE within the County thau be entitled, authorlled arid direced to have 33 - Portable. adjacent to Mayfair qualified and perrntfled to vote at printed on plain white paper Ccuntry Club t.UTpi0(ilip, I Apartments Instructions ca 'i Winter Park- - A I'L.C; UI O __ _ __ n FACEDW1THA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help 3222611 5eminij - BALLOTS, The Clerk of the Board is Are _________________________ Personals -- DIAL 7:00 A.M. until 7:00 P.M. on the lsauanceoI said Bonds. place an"a" 21- City of Sanford L.'tility Building possible, at which time Interested same day, all as prov ided in Sa1d in the space to the left of the words 29 Allen Cha pe l ÂME. Church, part ies and citizens for and against resolution adopted OA September 24, "AGA I N ST APPROVAL OF 1203 O.Ivt Ave.. Sanford the proposed Ordinance will be 11 71, and published in full below as BONDS." 20 Lake Monroe Elementary heard. This hearing may be con. part of this Notice. SECTION 6. PRIPITING OF School tinued from time to time until final All Qualified electors residing F_ * A- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Piano Teacher, BS degree. All level. ExceptIonaiIy large 2 bedrooms, Free, 641 2077 for 'We Care'_____ N•ar high shooI. 3231937. "Hotllne". bath, fully equipped kitchen, Adults or Teens. ____________________ put the car In the garaoe. DECLARATION; REPEAL OF The places of voting in the bond Mo Road, Winter Springs election shall be those pieces list ed of said Bonds, place an "x" in the 25Altamonte Springs Community in th resolution Set f or th below, The space to the let? of the words "FOR Building Ads Want Pay _______________ ________________________ 4 INFORMATION EXTENSLION COST CONTROL; and construction of a Semlno&e in Pta •tedki fit absentee voters 20 - ldrltwl$de School County Security Complex, a shall be substantially the form 21 - Jaycee Information Booth, Provided In the resolution of the provided In Section 1 at,.ve, except Sanford Board of County Commissioners, that Instructions tovotersshaIlbeas 72- Sanford Civic Center bdopledonthe2ldayof September, fcllo*s: 23- Prairie Lake Legion Hall _____ They Cost, • dateofThebonds.tortheptjl.pc,esof USId at such election for absentee isSe m inole County Agri Center EQUIVA_ENT METER SIZES, financing the rvtt of the acquisition voting. The form of ballot to be used v, - Seminole High School Don 't Ads 1 - Ceed tweNy-f Ive (IS) years f rom the Monday, Oct. 7, 1974-5B Legal NotIce - ill- Mavt some camping equipment you no 'onger use? Sell it all with a B oa rding & Grooming Ph. 3fli057 CttSiiied Ad •n The Herald. Call IIA !HING 8 GROOMING 322 7611 or 831 9993 and a friendly ,ild visor will help you. For App?, 131.1511 ALL BREEDS 'Don't needsI" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from 'Pie Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just Uit'il 377 7813 or $31 9993 To plate jour t* cost Want Act ll~ 7"572 �68 — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 7,, — 1974 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ........ WIN AT BRIDGE AE-y! WAAT OF IN SED IN VE AIM IOU WE-n LT. IN 1CWN COWNCIED J7 look dummy and counts 12 top tricks Four spades, TKJ5 heats, am diamonds and a NOR 4 . 41063 L ___ 7 Ir•• I t \1 I 10873 4KQJ9 +J96 16754 SOVTH(D) &AK63 Dove Grous by ALLEY OOP u me" PEN YUR T NO, MY WLI BEFORE, ...I'M AFRAID SOMET14ING RATNER DRASTIC MUST HAVE OH, CZPkK - THIS is 114E diamond ropper since suits never break 344444. Both may hold club stoppers, but If the man who holds the long diamonds happens to hold all the high clubs he is going to be squeezed. Oswald: "The process is a simple one. South wins the club lead and runs off the spades and EAST 4 10954 WEST 482 p963 A&Z -NIS L"'T Tuesday Oct 8, 67th Year, No 42 alil Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1974 A -! I ][]lei JAMES JACOBY Am 7 MIDDLE _ 746 PAY7/ by Dick Turner CARNIVAL YX T14AT A AbIL P1. Ar o Ira 16 woo ies PT West North East South 2 N. T. Iass6N,T.Pais Pass .-__-' ____ - discards. He also can only tbruw two clubs and must d the diamonds onthe lead of the t major suit Pass .t ?w 4" US THE BORN LOSER I'A 50 I%wq %A"MR KLTH ----- Art Sansom DOG5 .rkk co FJWT OVER 5 IOU! 44 -M / ____ I , - Ilwi You, South. hol& #AK843 TA2 #Q4*KQ87 What do you do now7 A -Bid three clubs. There just might be a club slam. By Roger Rollen FUNNY BUSINESS .9wim WT Aunre JJ F QES~ /0 ~2.! wl ill,1 r _Or '1 Answer Tomorrow ... Send $1 tor 34COBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Bridge."(c/o this , ::- ç/;: by Garry Trudeau J - . .'. .:-,. t4v, SO J7 1 7EWATALL.'I 'IJWft4, ,m- / atv C3*W4TE SelF &9MCI%k avi s / " j - - n . . - ,k" 'a •; 4)' £$kWT AL1MJ1 /f.4iL/t7! C1IMY5X/( uuu,r "•'&- _______ 'Cj- __' . - - • -, F • - 'fi__p44 4, it . ' - • . _______ ' ' 1 . . I win 71 r. cam v"nm ____ iTcffm1s- ,) P.O.Box 489 R.d.o city statim. Now York, N,Y 10019 — 1 .. a I DOONESBURY I I i i i I JIMA"- 1 __ .4 _f TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to three notrump. What do you do now' - DOAflJ TO ' ( ZEELAST .sJ)ETAIL.L/ RyDONNAF.S'TF _S Herald Staff Yiriter .- ,I,m S!ayin, out here until Mom finds her patiencel / IT'S A RHINE CASTLE A(Th4NTiCALLV REPRODUCED... MV l4OMELAWDJ I N.1, - '- by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THANKS, FOR YOU, 3/410.-. H A?.I1USJ ZtS MEMENTO OF I ass i Jim: "They are happy things to make Ahe squeezee most unhappy." Oswald: ,The simplest of these plays is the two-sult squeeze against one opponent. Some times you have to prepare tlussortof squeeze. On other developes occasions it automatically if declarer just runs off high cards in the otrier sui ts." Jim: "South takes a quick aKs_~_ I'm North Fast South eve o m en p ' West / A : The bidding - 1: hv>T M141; t5~n 145; (A". 500Y.0 ILL! - — --.---- by - . 1*7 Jim "Let's write about squeeze plays." Oswald "They're like death and Laxes. We will always have ..tM.!. ,'i-r , 1F4 Opening lead-K4 :. -.----- / • - 00 . '. • _________ . ILI A ,V Chic Y9,ung SLONDIE 10 kp"= ( \ I -E HS O N ,- CC> M - ON ..-' it-OWL -- . ,, ç 1 A . .•!4i C , - J -.-- — i,(tNv I . r ,, - 4I.q,V 1 iS — J4.*# t . L -. m foo t LOOK iw L."I MO'5 IN • • 11 . , w - p 'tOJ JF i LIONS CLUB , I r i" MY LINES me SKINN06, SELLS CANDY \_ 5109 T...CG45qf THAT M" Is serrut* a4 You can' t im 4 --rs, lay ti 'i. s Warner (ICII) I te .1 1) .1 A J L .,ons i-..u.r.e1 Uflu uvu u 5ut. i'uiu you can't get better candy, agree three sweet toothed ounister, from kit, Lxilee Gordon, 8, Holly Lazenby, 4, and Benny MorrIs, 8 All proceedA frrA1 t4 IiAix *ale iA Hallowfen candy %vW beneill needy children with sl& problai In Seminole County Schools. Council Knocks byH.imd.hI&StoffsI BUGSBUNNY / The • ________________________ Rock ..' saw Aw .- : - -- • ____ - - - I - / - by Al Verw~ MMI"13 poll 51 F BURY ____ / ONLY MAJL 14E GETS LONG r Vat ,- AT sO PAGES ( " S M. NG A '..CTE 6. of the property on -Serninola, it had been annexed rather than in accord with its laws, would adjacent property owners to the before approve a plan site developpresentiv aitriculturally-zoned 71iree Lake Ruth South tnent before construction t) 427 (it)-subdiv ision UOIi - li l t. 1st. , I 'tUltL (tr ,v, n rs in Lt n J uluii dinitttd thL . state law concerning an. jected strenuously to the dicated little confidence that ha-s no site plan ordinance. nexations is so complex, -it proposed industrial rezoning of council would protect their Simpson said Stolte will build would take a Philadelphia the 32-acre tract. home values by refusing the 11 WWer and water plant on site lawyer to interpret it," Acting annexation and rezoning and One resident, Jack Waltman, to serve the property and will City Atty. Ned Julian Jr., said again complained that Stolte roting the county commission be paving roads according to Monday night, advising city who also operates a septic tani city ordinance requirements. rejected Identical plans some Louncilmen the law does not months ago, suggested Stolte cleaning company, is damping The city has no firm restricw sewage on the tract. was now coming to the city to tions; on industrial development procedureserebegunbefore b' The city twice last year s trin nt except a list of banned um. the new law became effective down Stolte annexation regulations on industrial " ' led The city ordinances do not Oct. 1. requests at the same site for development. industrial and mobfle home require platting, screening, Council's major concern, buffers or set road Another resident, Michael development, however, on the proposed anipecifications in private in, nexation and rezoning of two Al Dennis of Pleasant thils Road, Bo Simpson, representin knocked the city's obvious Stolle, said plans are to develop dustrial areas. Related Story Page 3M lack of planning" in permitting the highway frontage cornJulian is to report to the StoRe parcels off Seminola industrial development to mercially as a buffer, but council at next week's meeting BoulevardandSR427northwas scatter throughout the city. He refused to change the zoning whether It can Impose whether development .lso challenged any plan to request to reflect the plan. restrictions on the developrestrictions, not included in make property contiguous after Although Sirnpsonsaid the city, merit. ordinances could be set. , The two annexation &' include Serninola Boulevard from SR 427 east to U.S. 1792 and SR 427 north. By annexing I I • • buth highWays, the city will make contiguous (t uching other city lands) and thus legal other annexations last year including the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. W Council Chairman Don Schreiner said the city was not io •.1 considering legalizing the other annexations, but rather was only providing highways within uy uuLstoseretheproposed newterritory. h - raised . e no oujec,on as Ito the annexation and rezoning from agriculture to commercial But 'Twangs' For Twitty ;7KGO me IN MY SP PANTS! By Bill. BELLEVILLE SPEAKER Herald Staff Writer P 1'7) '2. by D4dt CsvsIIl WINTHROP I HIM... JL15T THE TOP OF Hf5 HEAD. HAVE Y00 SEEN WINTHROP TOCAY, -_ ii PECL1LIARSSEQP - "• by Bob Montana __________________ y I _- I L_ ARCHIF I'M TAPING THESE S ONTO FO6TEI? ~' GOOD BUT I NFEVEP, WHAT SIT HERE DO t SILENTLY AN( P4OTIthD THOSE ELECTRONIC FLIP THE DO " RECORDS 1 SYNTHESIZER 5OUNDSF extend a special THAT'S -, JUGHEAD'S STOMACH' HE WAS HUN6Rv ordinance I that Itey might not like Santana but they love Conway tty. That's the general feeling of the Casselberry City 1 • Council. Last week the council nixed a season of semi-monthly rock concerts at the Seminole Turf Club. The concerts held last yerby Land S Productions of Winter Park were too loud, they said. And there were traffic problems that the city police were are able t o contain. But in a work session Monday night, the question of trafficandnolsefellb) thea)sidehenI andSattorne) Gene Stevenson resubmftteda request for the council to permits concerts to be -4 I by Crooks & Lawrence -Y 17 VR r CAMS TO FIND NOTED MY CONVECTtft By DR.4CIJLA Asic rMC VA.,iPlnE5. WE -1 KRE tO OCCUPY IT! , rO HAVr- YOV STAY HERE -u - I [EV cctL (A11j I f'CS - - - -- IIJ#4ATS / 1H.RE S &*.Y 113 #,'c€ tO%YS TILL TIPIC 1 r/ r-- t L L L.IN& ABW ID PI-A,%1 'TH57 N40ST IMRXMN-1` - -- -- ° lIE OJ4NA!LOEc' _____ i:•::1 I •4 LI !I4., _____ I.SSJ I (. L - 4 - -- - -- - , -- -- - --- - ---- - - - - -- - S------------------. -- I - ---. -•-.- --,- a -. -- .--- -- - -- i.. • ------- -- -- - - -------- ----- - . L.- -. - - -- -- •- .----..api 4-,-.. ---- - ple afraid in Relief council The sigh of relief that carne was almost audible. -Well. we had no complaints about the I A)retta LynnConway Twitty show held at the track last year." Councilman Fdith Duerr said There wore no noise or traffic problems." Police Chief George Karcher even told the council that the I )flIi T\%itt) uirietrt 'was the only('flO that we had no complaints on " 'Certainly we haven't improved our abilityto police the tone-ens since last week, Karcher said but this I country western) would probably be less of Council Ch,airman Tom Embree seemed to have the only serious objection to the rural America funfests. - I like country music probably more than dfl)bod) in this rovin." the crew-cut Embree said, "but I think there %%-(,aid have been complaints about the Conway T%ittv ¼h4 1 w if it handn t been SO&OId last ear. ! think the flohe s still going to be a problem to the people who live in the immediate area And I don't want to put them through that IL! ilfi Pure Country-Western But John Lci!!hty. also a strong opponent to last week's proluisal for rock concerts. said "I'll go back to the people who signed it petition opposing the (rock) concert and tell them it'll be pure country and western this year. "That." Leighty said, "will determine the way I vote." 1, and S president Joseph Lambrusco asked the rouncil for a reduction in fees paid to the council, if the "(Aluntry-Western is just not as lucrative as rock and roll 'l.ambrusco 'said The young promoter offered to pa a ilIdXiiillilil of $150 s coon rt but said he would perk r to keep it around PW and pay council overages for ad. diUnnal people at the 7be courivil will tak.- fiction during next Monday's - - ' .P. ?_ ,~;A12 HOME MADE GRANDSAND . S ad um Donations t i Increase CONYIAY ['WillY L. - mane their homes a (ounclLmbn Duerr declared that 'the people don't object to the Conway I wilt> type of music and to the type y A the r an older country crowd and they didn't make the were people afraid in their homes when they drove by to the stadium. ______ -- and Don't Object To Twitty AL i:'-- W14A1IS IT 0F YOUR CAfTEEER. GRAVITV j:-:I.- -- I 114ERE iS (YE OLD CWNE;E PRINERH IT ADJLD BE WISE peo , City Attorney Ken McIntosh reminded the council that under terms of thespecial ordinance, they could cancel the contract f or th e 12 concerts at any time if they tildn't conform to the rouncil's expectatiuns. bs, Ftmk HUI P0 '0Uj ARE 'M 6TTIMG ANTi ii Mi I " t h ey uOfl • Councilman rharies; Glaserck, who last week led a wi inimuts motion opposing the rock unurts ,oh d for and received assurances from Stvenson ttwt the projected shows would 1v "strictly countr , and wedprn kintry and western."and not rock masquerading as co' Ill SHINT RIBS 2 THINK - -- \ I '___'•\ ............ is the L - FUNK AND UNW 0 1 A DOI),) 0 - I rom EEK Arvc5it,ø A5 ,. ORA t Of Country draws older crowd - held at the horse track. -This is a different request," Stevenson told the council. "Thils is for pure country and western timsic." A Siah CAPTAIN EASY - , Commander John S. McCain III, former Vietnam prisoner of war from Orange Park, will be guest speaker at Sanford Naval Academy Dads' Day Ceremony Ott. 12, 7:30 p.m. at Sanford Sternorlal Stadium. So what If you've got fancy new grandstands, Seminole and Lake Brantley High Schools? They stlfldon't ha v e quite the style of this canopied version, complete with fringe ontop, spotted ats Little League game being played at Pine Crrst Oementary field. u azes U n a e ront ans B BOB LLOYD 1) Cilv Editor 31 and resale of the property to institution ill consider the city for S105,11775. financing the project." TI Seminole Ifigh Sch(K)l In June, Frizzell said plans In actions at Monday's Stadiutii has received apSanford city conunimioners, had been switched to 200 low. meeting commissioners: proximately $60,000 thus far In noting that a Sept. 15 deadline rise apartment units or several - Voted to hold a Oct. 21, 8 (lonatlons and pledges, 3L submitting development multi -story office buildings p.m. public forum at the cording to Semino!e Principal plans lias passed, have asked "We still think the project is a lakefront civic center on Lhe 1)4)n Reynolds. This. he added, Fort Meyers architect W. R. viable one but the money proposed $6.5 million drainage inc ins the school staillumn ma F rizzell hst his insestinent situation is difficult," he said bond issue on the Nov.5 require a loan of only $85,000 group intends to do with 14 'Until there's a definite up- referendum ballot Corn instead of the expected $100,000 acres of former city lakefront swing in conditions no lending missioners said they'll seek , landfill property. coverage of the forum b4 ( 1t: anFrizzeil has been askeu to I-aullevision Inc. nouncement at the meeting of commissioners aLsi, ttie education committee of the It& 1 .5 . ire eking 4 Related story page 3A speakmt _.' j Sanford Chasnbtr oF ( engagements before local civi ri ntiny commerce Tuesday m,%rr.in!viubb lwiore trie election on tht, appear before commissioners Weather Details Page 3A bond issue. at their Oct. 21 meeting. Discussing the Stadium Tabled consideration of Frizzell's group bought the project further, he explained franchising commercial gar French Avenue and at the construction was almost tract, bage pickup until the city's Seminole Boulevard, fronI the — commercial customers are the vocational city In 1972 for $125,000, Plans project using surveyed for their response to for , I multi-million dollar Around The Clock 4A education clames for much of the idea. Under the proposal the the actual construction, ne apartment. motel-resizurant Bridge city would continue to famish stadium % ill be dedicated at the C01"Plex failed to materialize Calendar . ........ ... .3A garbag_e service to resi de n UaI 8B Nov. 16 Homecoming football and the group agreed to pay the COMICS 7A customers. Crossword Puzzle cfts $19 125 in lieu of taxes In am" Approved diL5spla y b> the )tar Abi> a) return for an extension on 8A County Library Advisory anittee unanimomly submitting plans for city ap. Dr. Cra rk..... ... .5SA endorsed the acceptance of prosat from June to Sept 15, Dr. Lamb M Committee of pictures and amendment November ballot, which 1. Z on First Street The agreement also calls for HOsPital 3A iss provides utility tax receipts for from Park to Magnolia an additional $20,75 penalty of Obituaries -------------3A the repayment of capital txi'i avenues. t're S 00 eOfltiu' lion by Dec Television 7A I I ex k. � 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, October 07, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Monday, Oct. 7,, — 1974 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ........ WIN AT BRIDGE AE-y! WAAT OF IN SED IN VE AIM IOU WE-n LT. IN 1CWN COWNCIED J7 look dummy and counts 12 top tricks Four spades, TKJ5 heats, am diamonds and a NOR 4 . 41063 L ___ 7 Ir•• I t \1 I 10873 4KQJ9 +J96 16754 SOVTH(D) &AK63 Dove Grous by ALLEY OOP u me" PEN YUR T NO, MY WLI BEFORE, ...I'M AFRAID SOMET14ING RATNER DRASTIC MUST HAVE OH, CZPkK - THIS is 114E diamond ropper since suits never break 344444. Both may hold club stoppers, but If the man who holds the long diamonds happens to hold all the high clubs he is going to be squeezed. Oswald: "The process is a simple one. South wins the club lead and runs off the spades and EAST 4 10954 WEST 482 p963 A&Z -NIS L"'T Tuesday Oct 8, 67th Year, No 42 alil Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1974 A -! I ][]lei JAMES JACOBY Am 7 MIDDLE _ 746 PAY7/ by Dick Turner CARNIVAL YX T14AT A AbIL P1. Ar o Ira 16 woo ies PT West North East South 2 N. T. Iass6N,T.Pais Pass .-__-' ____ - discards. He also can only tbruw two clubs and must d the diamonds onthe lead of the t major suit Pass .t ?w 4" US THE BORN LOSER I'A 50 I%wq %A"MR KLTH ----- Art Sansom DOG5 .rkk co FJWT OVER 5 IOU! 44 -M / ____ I , - Ilwi You, South. hol& #AK843 TA2 #Q4*KQ87 What do you do now7 A -Bid three clubs. There just might be a club slam. By Roger Rollen FUNNY BUSINESS .9wim WT Aunre JJ F QES~ /0 ~2.! wl ill,1 r _Or '1 Answer Tomorrow ... Send $1 tor 34COBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Bridge."(c/o this , ::- ç/;: by Garry Trudeau J - . .'. .:-,. t4v, SO J7 1 7EWATALL.'I 'IJWft4, ,m- / atv C3*W4TE SelF &9MCI%k avi s / " j - - n . . - ,k" 'a •; 4)' £$kWT AL1MJ1 /f.4iL/t7! C1IMY5X/( uuu,r "•'&- _______ 'Cj- __' . - - • -, F • - 'fi__p44 4, it . ' - • . _______ ' ' 1 . . I win 71 r. cam v"nm ____ iTcffm1s- ,) P.O.Box 489 R.d.o city statim. Now York, N,Y 10019 — 1 .. a I DOONESBURY I I i i i I JIMA"- 1 __ .4 _f TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to three notrump. What do you do now' - DOAflJ TO ' ( ZEELAST .sJ)ETAIL.L/ RyDONNAF.S'TF _S Herald Staff Yiriter .- ,I,m S!ayin, out here until Mom finds her patiencel / IT'S A RHINE CASTLE A(Th4NTiCALLV REPRODUCED... MV l4OMELAWDJ I N.1, - '- by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THANKS, FOR YOU, 3/410.-. H A?.I1USJ ZtS MEMENTO OF I ass i Jim: "They are happy things to make Ahe squeezee most unhappy." Oswald: ,The simplest of these plays is the two-sult squeeze against one opponent. Some times you have to prepare tlussortof squeeze. On other developes occasions it automatically if declarer just runs off high cards in the otrier sui ts." Jim: "South takes a quick aKs_~_ I'm North Fast South eve o m en p ' West / A : The bidding - 1: hv>T M141; t5~n 145; (A". 500Y.0 ILL! - — --.---- by - . 1*7 Jim "Let's write about squeeze plays." Oswald "They're like death and Laxes. We will always have ..tM.!. ,'i-r , 1F4 Opening lead-K4 :. -.----- / • - 00 . '. • _________ . ILI A ,V Chic Y9,ung SLONDIE 10 kp"= ( \ I -E HS O N ,- CC> M - ON ..-' it-OWL -- . ,, ç 1 A . .•!4i C , - J -.-- — i,(tNv I . r ,, - 4I.q,V 1 iS — J4.*# t . L -. m foo t LOOK iw L."I MO'5 IN • • 11 . , w - p 'tOJ JF i LIONS CLUB , I r i" MY LINES me SKINN06, SELLS CANDY \_ 5109 T...CG45qf THAT M" Is serrut* a4 You can' t im 4 --rs, lay ti 'i. s Warner (ICII) I te .1 1) .1 A J L .,ons i-..u.r.e1 Uflu uvu u 5ut. i'uiu you can't get better candy, agree three sweet toothed ounister, from kit, Lxilee Gordon, 8, Holly Lazenby, 4, and Benny MorrIs, 8 All proceedA frrA1 t4 IiAix *ale iA Hallowfen candy %vW beneill needy children with sl& problai In Seminole County Schools. Council Knocks byH.imd.hI&StoffsI BUGSBUNNY / The • ________________________ Rock ..' saw Aw .- : - -- • ____ - - - I - / - by Al Verw~ MMI"13 poll 51 F BURY ____ / ONLY MAJL 14E GETS LONG r Vat ,- AT sO PAGES ( " S M. NG A '..CTE 6. of the property on -Serninola, it had been annexed rather than in accord with its laws, would adjacent property owners to the before approve a plan site developpresentiv aitriculturally-zoned 71iree Lake Ruth South tnent before construction t) 427 (it)-subdiv ision UOIi - li l t. 1st. , I 'tUltL (tr ,v, n rs in Lt n J uluii dinitttd thL . state law concerning an. jected strenuously to the dicated little confidence that ha-s no site plan ordinance. nexations is so complex, -it proposed industrial rezoning of council would protect their Simpson said Stolte will build would take a Philadelphia the 32-acre tract. home values by refusing the 11 WWer and water plant on site lawyer to interpret it," Acting annexation and rezoning and One resident, Jack Waltman, to serve the property and will City Atty. Ned Julian Jr., said again complained that Stolte roting the county commission be paving roads according to Monday night, advising city who also operates a septic tani city ordinance requirements. rejected Identical plans some Louncilmen the law does not months ago, suggested Stolte cleaning company, is damping The city has no firm restricw sewage on the tract. was now coming to the city to tions; on industrial development procedureserebegunbefore b' The city twice last year s trin nt except a list of banned um. the new law became effective down Stolte annexation regulations on industrial " ' led The city ordinances do not Oct. 1. requests at the same site for development. industrial and mobfle home require platting, screening, Council's major concern, buffers or set road Another resident, Michael development, however, on the proposed anipecifications in private in, nexation and rezoning of two Al Dennis of Pleasant thils Road, Bo Simpson, representin knocked the city's obvious Stolle, said plans are to develop dustrial areas. Related Story Page 3M lack of planning" in permitting the highway frontage cornJulian is to report to the StoRe parcels off Seminola industrial development to mercially as a buffer, but council at next week's meeting BoulevardandSR427northwas scatter throughout the city. He refused to change the zoning whether It can Impose whether development .lso challenged any plan to request to reflect the plan. restrictions on the developrestrictions, not included in make property contiguous after Although Sirnpsonsaid the city, merit. ordinances could be set. , The two annexation &' include Serninola Boulevard from SR 427 east to U.S. 1792 and SR 427 north. By annexing I I • • buth highWays, the city will make contiguous (t uching other city lands) and thus legal other annexations last year including the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. W Council Chairman Don Schreiner said the city was not io •.1 considering legalizing the other annexations, but rather was only providing highways within uy uuLstoseretheproposed newterritory. h - raised . e no oujec,on as Ito the annexation and rezoning from agriculture to commercial But 'Twangs' For Twitty ;7KGO me IN MY SP PANTS! By Bill. BELLEVILLE SPEAKER Herald Staff Writer P 1'7) '2. by D4dt CsvsIIl WINTHROP I HIM... JL15T THE TOP OF Hf5 HEAD. HAVE Y00 SEEN WINTHROP TOCAY, -_ ii PECL1LIARSSEQP - "• by Bob Montana __________________ y I _- I L_ ARCHIF I'M TAPING THESE S ONTO FO6TEI? ~' GOOD BUT I NFEVEP, WHAT SIT HERE DO t SILENTLY AN( P4OTIthD THOSE ELECTRONIC FLIP THE DO " RECORDS 1 SYNTHESIZER 5OUNDSF extend a special THAT'S -, JUGHEAD'S STOMACH' HE WAS HUN6Rv ordinance I that Itey might not like Santana but they love Conway tty. That's the general feeling of the Casselberry City 1 • Council. Last week the council nixed a season of semi-monthly rock concerts at the Seminole Turf Club. The concerts held last yerby Land S Productions of Winter Park were too loud, they said. And there were traffic problems that the city police were are able t o contain. But in a work session Monday night, the question of trafficandnolsefellb) thea)sidehenI andSattorne) Gene Stevenson resubmftteda request for the council to permits concerts to be -4 I by Crooks & Lawrence -Y 17 VR r CAMS TO FIND NOTED MY CONVECTtft By DR.4CIJLA Asic rMC VA.,iPlnE5. WE -1 KRE tO OCCUPY IT! , rO HAVr- YOV STAY HERE -u - I [EV cctL (A11j I f'CS - - - -- IIJ#4ATS / 1H.RE S &*.Y 113 #,'c€ tO%YS TILL TIPIC 1 r/ r-- t L L L.IN& ABW ID PI-A,%1 'TH57 N40ST IMRXMN-1` - -- -- ° lIE OJ4NA!LOEc' _____ i:•::1 I •4 LI !I4., _____ I.SSJ I (. L - 4 - -- - -- - , -- -- - --- - ---- - - - - -- - S------------------. -- I - ---. -•-.- --,- a -. -- .--- -- - -- i.. • ------- -- -- - - -------- ----- - . L.- -. - - -- -- •- .----..api 4-,-.. ---- - ple afraid in Relief council The sigh of relief that carne was almost audible. -Well. we had no complaints about the I A)retta LynnConway Twitty show held at the track last year." Councilman Fdith Duerr said There wore no noise or traffic problems." Police Chief George Karcher even told the council that the I )flIi T\%itt) uirietrt 'was the only('flO that we had no complaints on " 'Certainly we haven't improved our abilityto police the tone-ens since last week, Karcher said but this I country western) would probably be less of Council Ch,airman Tom Embree seemed to have the only serious objection to the rural America funfests. - I like country music probably more than dfl)bod) in this rovin." the crew-cut Embree said, "but I think there %%-(,aid have been complaints about the Conway T%ittv ¼h4 1 w if it handn t been SO&OId last ear. ! think the flohe s still going to be a problem to the people who live in the immediate area And I don't want to put them through that IL! ilfi Pure Country-Western But John Lci!!hty. also a strong opponent to last week's proluisal for rock concerts. said "I'll go back to the people who signed it petition opposing the (rock) concert and tell them it'll be pure country and western this year. "That." Leighty said, "will determine the way I vote." 1, and S president Joseph Lambrusco asked the rouncil for a reduction in fees paid to the council, if the "(Aluntry-Western is just not as lucrative as rock and roll 'l.ambrusco 'said The young promoter offered to pa a ilIdXiiillilil of $150 s coon rt but said he would perk r to keep it around PW and pay council overages for ad. diUnnal people at the 7be courivil will tak.- fiction during next Monday's - - ' .P. ?_ ,~;A12 HOME MADE GRANDSAND . S ad um Donations t i Increase CONYIAY ['WillY L. - mane their homes a (ounclLmbn Duerr declared that 'the people don't object to the Conway I wilt> type of music and to the type y A the r an older country crowd and they didn't make the were people afraid in their homes when they drove by to the stadium. ______ -- and Don't Object To Twitty AL i:'-- W14A1IS IT 0F YOUR CAfTEEER. GRAVITV j:-:I.- -- I 114ERE iS (YE OLD CWNE;E PRINERH IT ADJLD BE WISE peo , City Attorney Ken McIntosh reminded the council that under terms of thespecial ordinance, they could cancel the contract f or th e 12 concerts at any time if they tildn't conform to the rouncil's expectatiuns. bs, Ftmk HUI P0 '0Uj ARE 'M 6TTIMG ANTi ii Mi I " t h ey uOfl • Councilman rharies; Glaserck, who last week led a wi inimuts motion opposing the rock unurts ,oh d for and received assurances from Stvenson ttwt the projected shows would 1v "strictly countr , and wedprn kintry and western."and not rock masquerading as co' Ill SHINT RIBS 2 THINK - -- \ I '___'•\ ............ is the L - FUNK AND UNW 0 1 A DOI),) 0 - I rom EEK Arvc5it,ø A5 ,. ORA t Of Country draws older crowd - held at the horse track. -This is a different request," Stevenson told the council. "Thils is for pure country and western timsic." A Siah CAPTAIN EASY - , Commander John S. McCain III, former Vietnam prisoner of war from Orange Park, will be guest speaker at Sanford Naval Academy Dads' Day Ceremony Ott. 12, 7:30 p.m. at Sanford Sternorlal Stadium. So what If you've got fancy new grandstands, Seminole and Lake Brantley High Schools? They stlfldon't ha v e quite the style of this canopied version, complete with fringe ontop, spotted ats Little League game being played at Pine Crrst Oementary field. u azes U n a e ront ans B BOB LLOYD 1) Cilv Editor 31 and resale of the property to institution ill consider the city for S105,11775. financing the project." TI Seminole Ifigh Sch(K)l In June, Frizzell said plans In actions at Monday's Stadiutii has received apSanford city conunimioners, had been switched to 200 low. meeting commissioners: proximately $60,000 thus far In noting that a Sept. 15 deadline rise apartment units or several - Voted to hold a Oct. 21, 8 (lonatlons and pledges, 3L submitting development multi -story office buildings p.m. public forum at the cording to Semino!e Principal plans lias passed, have asked "We still think the project is a lakefront civic center on Lhe 1)4)n Reynolds. This. he added, Fort Meyers architect W. R. viable one but the money proposed $6.5 million drainage inc ins the school staillumn ma F rizzell hst his insestinent situation is difficult," he said bond issue on the Nov.5 require a loan of only $85,000 group intends to do with 14 'Until there's a definite up- referendum ballot Corn instead of the expected $100,000 acres of former city lakefront swing in conditions no lending missioners said they'll seek , landfill property. coverage of the forum b4 ( 1t: anFrizzeil has been askeu to I-aullevision Inc. nouncement at the meeting of commissioners aLsi, ttie education committee of the It& 1 .5 . ire eking 4 Related story page 3A speakmt _.' j Sanford Chasnbtr oF ( engagements before local civi ri ntiny commerce Tuesday m,%rr.in!viubb lwiore trie election on tht, appear before commissioners Weather Details Page 3A bond issue. at their Oct. 21 meeting. Discussing the Stadium Tabled consideration of Frizzell's group bought the project further, he explained franchising commercial gar French Avenue and at the construction was almost tract, bage pickup until the city's Seminole Boulevard, fronI the — commercial customers are the vocational city In 1972 for $125,000, Plans project using surveyed for their response to for , I multi-million dollar Around The Clock 4A education clames for much of the idea. Under the proposal the the actual construction, ne apartment. motel-resizurant Bridge city would continue to famish stadium % ill be dedicated at the C01"Plex failed to materialize Calendar . ........ ... .3A garbag_e service to resi de n UaI 8B Nov. 16 Homecoming football and the group agreed to pay the COMICS 7A customers. Crossword Puzzle cfts $19 125 in lieu of taxes In am" Approved diL5spla y b> the )tar Abi> a) return for an extension on 8A County Library Advisory anittee unanimomly submitting plans for city ap. Dr. Cra rk..... ... .5SA endorsed the acceptance of prosat from June to Sept 15, Dr. Lamb M Committee of pictures and amendment November ballot, which 1. Z on First Street The agreement also calls for HOsPital 3A iss provides utility tax receipts for from Park to Magnolia an additional $20,75 penalty of Obituaries -------------3A the repayment of capital txi'i avenues. t're S 00 eOfltiu' lion by Dec Television 7A I I ex k. �- . - - 2A—Evening - . _____________________________ Herald, Sanford Fl, -- - POLICE Tuesday, Oct. 8.1974 __ - . - _-. - - . . .- -- _. .-.- ~ _____ 7 ~. _.._,_ Tuesday, Oct. 8, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOTTER - _______ __1 MMI NMON I N BRIEF Drivers Ignore 55 Limit NEW YORK (AP) — Despite ticket blitzes and radar traps, the 55 mIle.per-hour national speed limit is being Largely ignored by American drivers, according to state highway patrols. People are driving slower Umn in years past. but rrpeeds have crept upward as gasoline shortages disappeared, an Associated Press survey shows. Nationwide, few people are traveiing at the 70 and 80 in ph .5pt'('(IS fonneris CCmrnOfl n major highays. rtax Key To s Speech Ford Su He also is expected to propose Ford's program will be based disclosed by various adminis. emption at these levels, which the cost of. home mortgage But one source ini the energy relief for low-income the results of the economic tration sources. Although they Is now $750. interest rates for many fami. families, a public service em- summit conferenze that was lacked official confirmation, —An Increase In the in. Lies. field said either higher gasoline taxes or rationing could be pro- tax WASHINGTON AP The Rev. Sun Myung Moon and h!s fervent disciples are swooping across th e country wi th a brand of Christianity embracing politics and peddling. To th eir dismay, they've swooped straight in to the hands of the Immigration and Naturaliza tion Service, which th inks th e Rev. Moon's Unification Church may be - !chn: it frt,- n trn-'s in-re Ixrut pcddin than preaching. The Immigration Service has threatened to deport 61 of th e foreign trainees who failed to leave the country after their visitor's visas expired. About 500 more (ace similar treatment. W ASHINGTON AP) - Agriculture Secreta ry Earl L Rutz has accepted part of the blame for an un expect ed $500 mi llion grain order by th e Soviet Union. But a White House spokesman says President Ford does not plan to call for Butz' resigna tion . Contracts for the grain deal were canceled over the wee kend as the resul t of White House pressure on two large grain companies. Inquiry May Be Postponed WASHINGTON (AP) - Members of a House Judiciary subcommittee are reported agreed on postponing President Ford's historic appearance before the panel for a week U the Watergate cover-up trial jury has not been sequestered by Thursday, when Ford Is scheduled to go before the subcommittee to answer questions about the pardon he granted Richard M. Nixon. Chairman William L Hungate, 1)-Mo., said that Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworskl had expressed concern over pretrial publicity from the Ford appearance. BRIEF acia I ashes C I ._.. k ' ,, . .10 11 _____ 5 t_~. -X-1-- j!J= %, .. .; —--.f .-. . i_ I, I,., -a . ,'.; q . AJ,2 .4 V~_V' r : -r . !&: , 0 ,V IX .. . . ... .. - Church Hearing gave tenta approval to Geneva reported items valued year leasetive arrangement wia 50- historic preservation district. in Orlando. th The city under the agreement at $507 stolen from a house on that no permit fee had been charged, a violation of city ordinances. the county commission to have pledges to provide adequate City Defends - .WAIM d South - - I By The Associated Press A black man was btaten by cerned busing, but he refused to give any details. Boston schooIs ha ve been pla. Garrity. On Monday, police chased about 600 protesters through the streets of South Boston after a group of whites beat a black man whose car was caught up in the demonstration. The crowd was waiting for buses carrying black children to leave a school, but the buses were rerouted and Andrea Jean-Louis' car was halted instead. Police said Jean-Louis, 31, got out of his car and ran when he saw the crowd approaching, but the demonstrators caught him before police could rescue him. Jean-Louis was treated at a hospital for head injuries and - barM Boston, the all-white, mostly Irish neighborhood that has been the center of opposition to school Integration orders. In Destrehan, La., an oil refining center 20 miles north of New Orleans, 13-year-old Timothy Weber was shot to death as he walked from high school with his parents. Police said the boy's pPrents were concerned about the racial troubles that led to the school's early closing Monday and had come to drive their son home. As the white family walked toward their car, other whites were throwing rocks at a bus. __ - \ / / . . -' ~ -. . - ' IS IIöI • • -I". - -. - - - - I - M''LTIPROBE SPACECRAFT This unit Is slated to explore the surface ef Veats and will be launched b NASA in 1978. The twochecile craft consists of an orbiter (on the bottom) and a probe-laden "bus" which carries a large atniosphific probe and three identical smaller probes. The large probe will descend through Venus' atmosphere to an altitude of 44 kilometers before a parachute releases to lower It 10 the planet's surface. The three smaller probes are targeted to sample the weather of Venus at I,cations 5,000 miles apart Weekly News Quiz . Editor's note: How much do you remember about the news of the world? This weekly quiz will help you find out. If you score fewer than five correct answers, you had better read the paper it little more carefully. you gel eight or more rtmt, you rate an "A." l. The House of Representatives In two votes cut the tranfunds sought by former President Nixon from $850,000 President to. a i-323,O00; b) I; vote to: (a) continue yearrowid daylight saving time; (b) return to sta ndard time per. manently; (c) put the nation back on standard time for four months, 5. President Antonio de SpinU 0141 of Portugal resigned and was replaced by: (a) Gen. Carlos Galva do Melo; (b) Brig. Gen. Vasco dos Santos Concalves; c) Ccii. Francisco da Costa Comes, -. ui ii Stth Afrs,.- • . -- - . . ,' load of blacks, poli ce said. 1. 8. A draft agreement co nchided in Brussels committed the major oil -importing nations, including the U.S., to create a new body for joint action on energy to be called: o Energy Organization (a Jint (JEO); (b) Council of Oil Importers (COl); (c) International Energy Agency UEA. 9. President Ford announced )i will testify In person about his pardn of former Prisient ixon, oetore the !1ou by the am hailløt that killed Timothy. The bus, with Its passengers still aboard, was taken under Police guard to the sheriff's offlee. A .45-caliber automatic was found on a seat in the bus, and three black youths were taken into custody. The shooting followed a day of racial clashes at Destrehan High School In which two white youths were knifed and a white girl was beaten. School officials said tendon had built after a series of fistfights between blacks and whites at a Friday night football game. Schools In the area were ordered closed for the rest of the week. arm Sca I 10 Called., A L iar • .. '. ;. : - ____________ - tw . I L, W;r--- .... % .. 16- I . 11 .- -. elk . - - - T_ - 4W -m -~ = Z . - second meeting on Cit Council, Councilman John hiF -. I ~_ assembly. Bishop and Davis fighting on an organized scale mayor's request. secilon of tk Soviet Unloo. Seen above, workers select rfpe were released on OW bond, and in the county, he added. leaves from 71 different varieties on the Ingiriki state Jacobs, on $0, according to Because of the raid Saturday, and "unethical," Daniels Richard King, public in- Polk's department will in. pointed out that Outlaw had formation officer of the Orange vestigate fully the possibility of disapproved the purchase order County Sheriffs Department, such competi tion in,the county. by writing "no" with his Initials on It. Danlelsouotedfromtanes GALS HAVE I DAY IN COURT Calling the action "sneaky" of previous meetings In which a I PEOPLE Ernie Ford I & HOSPITAL NOTES - . reception." WASHINGTON (AP) Gen. Fred C. Weyand has a new mission: Continui rzu of the Army5 esprit de corps. That is what is needed Defe.ise Secretary James R. Schlesinger said Monday as he ad. ministered the oath of office to Weyand as Army chief of staff. Schlesinger said the Army suffered a "severe buffeting" during and af te r the Vietnam war. - Richard Nixon PHILADELPHIA Bill Cox (AP) Former President Richard M. Nixon would - NORFOLK, Va. (AP) W.N. "Bill" Cox, 73, sports editor of the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot for 30 years and an employe of the pa per for 37 years, died Sunday night. - serve the country well as a roving ambassador, his daughter Julie Nixon Eisenhower sa ys. "I'd like to see him get involved in some way in helping the country as a roving ambassador," Mrs. Eisenhower told television personality Mike Douglas. V I , U UU III - Mrs. Peggy Sue Russ, 44, of Sanford remained free today on . . ' ~ _ .! ~ ,,f#~Z ;- _ . ., rf p?5iJ:, '• \ \ • . - ., - ..; - " , - 41 •'.' Ir . - - - .- P " --I • L_ . - ,J[ ..,, . LtS' t -f ''t . t.:c - L.t t -' : - . : •. ___________ .;', '5 ' - .- -'• • , " \ . , •- • f; -'' ." a / I :' - - - -- .- ____ iP7'j111IF - ______ - Seminole County Legal Secretaries had Day In Ceurt today. Shown with Judge Volle Williams, from left, Wanda Kirkland, president; Dot Wailer, chairman of the event; Donna Crosby, president Florida Association of Ugal Secretaries; and Dot Firestone, corresponding secretary for Florida Association. — guilty Monday to a reduced charge of manslaughter in the stabbin g death of her husband, James. Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams Jr. ordered a peesentence investigation after accepting Mrs. Russ's plea. Fifteen years In state prison Is the maximum penalty for convi ction of ma nslaughter. Public Defender Frank Kell y and Assista nt State Atty. Bill Heffernan agreed to the reduction In charge against Mrs. Russ from second-degree murder. 159. You're Never 1'OO au" ueiu nearing On Sign Firm s License rn CIIiljii. in i ut U Old ir.. io near yS n.ii iiio, 111.—A free offer of spedal Interest to those who bear but Commissioner Hunter's obI ____________________________________________________ • I I lo not understand words has been I jection to a single logo for all announced by Beltone. A noncity vehicles. o perating model of the smallest Bruno Medzevepris, DeBary OCTOBER 7, 1974 Browning explained his only Beltone aid ever made will be Louise Burns, DeBary intent had been to tie funds for ADMISSIONS given absolutely free to anyone Ethel Nemier, DeBary reouesdng it. u city decals to last year's Sanford city commissioners ignored customers' complaints Commissioners directed city they James E. Green, Deltona send for this non-operating him to report Oct. expect SANFORD: budget and had agreed to Sign have taLled until 4 p.m. Oct. 21 of unsatisfactory workmanship. staffers to furnish Smith with 21 on he has done to resolve U model now. Wear it in the privacy Paul Mueller, Deltona Edith M. Tooke the order based on approval by a public hearing to consider of your own home to see how tiny Owner Albert Smith told copies of complaints against his complaints, Paul Thompson, Deltona Mamie P. Martin Outlaw and approval of the logo revocation of the occupational hearing help can be. It's yours to commissioners Monday that he firm and James J. 0 Cornell, Deltona also directed all by council. Charles E. Gormly City Atty. Vernon Mize keep, free. The actual aid weighs License issued to Albert Signs has to know "who's making Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona cornplaint.ant.s be contacted and reminded Smith Jacquiline Hunt A motion to disapprove three Inc., 2518 Park Drive. that if he takes less than a third of an ounce, and complaints first, before I can asked to appear at the MiIrth8 A. Nichols, Deltona separate decals and instruct the it's all at ear level, in one unit. No Oct. 21 Howard C. Mathews The hearing, originally set for respond." Albert said he out a sign permit he es lead from both to head. wir Elizabeth D. Klelnhenz, mayor to had hearing, Ethel D. Kaleel void the check was Monday, was scheduled after not been responsible for meeting all city given copies of the we These models are free, t.1toru passed 3-2 with H un ter and city commissioners received complaints Violet M. Midkiff City Manager Warren sign regulations and suggest you write for yours now. by city officials. William J. Bartholomew, Booth voting ,,no.,, Murell L. Abrams Daniels complaints from city officials The only person with corn- Knowles said Smith had been requirements—as the con- Again, we repeat, there isnocost, Odessa R. Henderson said, "If you can get a that the firm has erected signs and certainly no obligation. Thouplaints against the sign firm to sent copies of at least three tractor—ever If his contract sands John &ipronyi, Deltona Willie Mae Frazier legitimate purchase order, have already been mailed, in the city without permits appear Monday was a complaints received by the doesn't call for the firm to so write today to Dept. 2339, Edna Kornig, Deltona decals could still be purchased repor ts from the chamberand James O'Donnell of representative of the city chamber of commerce, furnish all materials or to do all Beltone ElectronIcs, 4201 W. VieHarry Hughes, Deltona within the next week or 50 Mary I. McGuire commerce that the firm has building department. Commissioners told Smith the installation work. loris Street, Chicago, III. 60646, Gussie I. Raulerson, Geneva still be in the past year's Carol Hammond John H. Sindberg, Lake Helen budget." Roosevelt White Arthur A. Hersey, Lake Hunter moved to table a Anthony Pugliesi, l)eBary Monroe motion that a simple "City of David J. Vise, DeBar)' BIRTHS Winter Springs" design plus John J. Bischoff, Ddllary Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. (Ethel) individual departments be Kaleel, a girl, Sanford adopted. The matter will be The Seminole county corn- depositing of waste effluents systems could not be subsidized I)ISCIIARGF.S discussed further at a work mission is expected to take into Lake Howell, according to by the federal government. SANFORD: shop set for Oct. 21. action today on the purchase of Neiswender. The Consumer system offers Ned Schluger two privately owned utility In addition, "if rates both are to water and sewer facilities Vida B. Wilson U-MMM systems. remain anywhere near with processing at its own Brenda Graham The almost four million dollar reasonable," Nciswender raid, plant. But, the Indian Hills 71 ow thiS 1'riniece L. Williams purchase of the Indian hills and "then the purchase would seem operation is essentially "just a Death mornO Equilla Shaw Partly cloudy through Wed the Consumer Utilities, Inc. to be neccessary." system with lift stations that Mary Jo Smith nnoay. Highs moStly mid los LO*S systems has been under If the county buys the two sends the waste to the Maitland tonight mid to upper 40s Northerly Baby Boy Wilkins di scussion by the commission systems winch 10 to IS mph, becoming north HOWARD MAThEWS now "and then later plant, w hich processes it and E thel Caldwell to northeast Wednesday Windt for the last several months, goes for expansion of them, deposits the effluent in Lake Baby Girl Boyd decreasing at nigh? Howard G. Mathews, 64, of according to Seminole Count)' then we can get uptols per cent Howell," Neiswander said. Extended Forecasts Thursday Minnie E. Kratzert FILTER-FLOt The purchase of the systems Orange Boulevard died Monday Planner Roger Neiswcnder, through Saturday. Peninsular federal financing for the exDeBary A. Goepel, Oscar ' I Fair to partly cloudy with Florida "This is one of the first steps penses." will be contigent on the sa le WASHER Gla dys D. Lasherq, DeBary morning. Born in Lakeland, he towards setting chance of a few showerS In up a regional lived in Sanford for the past 58 But such funds aren't revenue bonds, according to southern portions. Lows in the so Marshall Bailey, I)eBary years and was a retired truck system," Nicewender said availa ble to private systems, commission chairman John no rth to lOs Gold Coast and Elise S. Reed , l)ellary • Filter-Flo wash Highs upper lOs north in mid SOs Kiiiibrough. driver, lie was a member of today. 'The regional systems Neiswander said. If the plants S. Johnson, Deltona b er t Herbert Her System elsewhere are eventually coming, th ere's decide to expand, the sub. "I'm for the mnirchase." IL water-level 3 Bernard Kar'rnann, Deltona Central Baptist Church. for w ed Daytona flea(h '! Survivors include his wife, no doubt about it." &iii price that the Kimbrough said, "but there rn, 2 $I 9m selections nesday -- high 2, l Joseph G. Weick, [)eltona ..<\ -,"N S 3 wash, rinse Existing water cwer county would have to pay for may be a few comrissioners Port low Iii a m • 9.)) pm Mrs. Janie Mathews; son, 7 Barbara Ann Heiner, Lake Canaveral -- hIQfi ISO a m, 2 4 1 temperatures Charles E., Sanford; mother, rate! ! isle 1550 homes con- their purchase of the renovated who ()I)POSC it. Mary m low I 13 a m, $ SI p m Porcelain enamr nected to the Indian hills Mrs. Pearl Mathews. top. basset and brothers, system, and the 25 or so con lake Monroe: "..ee WE, nected to the new Consumer Cas per, W.udrow and George; Permanent Press Janette plant will not be immediately tw sisters, Mrs. RuY o,c with Cycle i NfliA! vL'_______________________________________ Sheffield, all of Sanford; Mrs. aff ected because of the pur"Cooldown". -4!5!' fl.dr sn,( Planninn - Fred Weyand MOSCOW (AP) The response, at first, mild. But by the end of the second act, Muscovites were cheering I4nd calling on Tennessee Ernie Ford and his Opryland troupe for more. Ford and his band of country and western performers opened In Soviet capita l Monday night after a triumphant tour of the coun try's hinterlands. Said Ford after the Moscow opening, "It was a great, warm, wonderful final decision on the decaL had 1' " 1=_~z 15 14t cruelty to animals and unlawful does not mean there is no dog check was withheld at the - r -A - - WINTER SPRINGS— In only where tea plantations are one of the leading industries in that - - - -.. . Stab Death Tea beats Vodka as the favored beverage In the Georgian SSR - Guilty Plea . ~_:~ #_ = ~_ - _:A?V_,1 V_ V TEA IS BEST LIKED IN RUSSIA ,:• - Daniels Monday night made Three Seminole County King explained the bonds surpr ise accusations against residents were among 19 were set at the discretion of the Councilmen John Booth, Irwin persons arrested by the Orange judge, and he had no idea why Hunter and Donald Browning. County Sheriff's Department at one was less than the oth ers. He Daniels, who Inherited the the scene of illegal organized added persons charged with duties of finance commissioner dog fights over the weekend. cruelty to animals were those when he assumed the An Orange County Sheriff's handling dogs, and not vacated by David Outlaw, Department spokesman necessarily the owners. revealed the three had signed a identified the three as Philip Sanford Police Chief Ben purchase order for decals for Bishop, 28, of 2604 Hiawatha Butler and Seminole County city vehicles in three separate Blvd., Sanford, Gelarrell Davis, Sheriff John Polk stated they designs. At their instructions a 26, of Lake Mary, and Roy did not know of any such ac check for $530 was made out by Jacobs, 22, of Lake Hayes tivityin this area which pitted th e city clerk to Layer , LWO trained aogs in wooly, arwi Equipment and supply Co. of All three were charged with sometimes fatal, combat. This Sanford, but mailing of the - _______ _~7m~L~ . 3 Seminole Residents Erupts Charged In Dog Raid ing treason dwges and would be given a fair trial. The Chilean gc%-ernment ad. mits that hundreds of Leftists are jailed. Cubs made the United States the main target of two fiery speeches, including the unusual personal attack on Scali by Cuban Ambassador Ricardo Marcon. In the first Cuban salvo, Foicign Minister Raid Roa attacked CIA spending In Chile and accused Washington of bidlying eil-producing countries, Scali Decal' Hassle -- '• 1 - (AP)— The Soviet Union, Cubs and seven delegations of Dii East European bloc have caUei. for the United Nations to Inter. venein behalf of imprisoned leftists in (idle. They made the call during a debate Monday at the General Assembly In which Cuba assail. ed U.S. Ambassador John A. Scall as "a complete liar" for denying Central Intelligence Agency Involvement In the coup against Chilean President Sal. vador Allende a year ago. The Russians, Cuba and all Warsaw Pact countries except Romania joined the debate in which tempera flared. Reflecting Soyiet.Amerlcan detente, all but Cuba limited their fire to Chile. Several said an official request will go to U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim demanding U.N. help In freeing leading Chilean leftists such as Communist party chief Luis Corvalon. Chilean delegate Sergio Dies replied that the world is wetcome to observe developments In Chile, but he said his country rejects "the scandalous Inter. ventlon by the Soviet Imperial- i,ut _____ .L --- - •. "I was standing back here and somebody stuck their hand released Police said seven persons out the bus and shot that boy in AvIS I --I . - pliance with the order issued by perseci, police shut down U.S. District Judge W. Arthur and liquor stores in South Va., 19 perions were ordered to appear in ourt today for a contempt earing In a continuing hassle ver textbooks which protesters all anti-Christian and anti. thcrican. The school board requested he hearing after protesters iicketed schools. About 20 per ent of the county's 48,500 pubic school pupils stayed out of lass Monday in a renewal of st month's boycott. In Boston, Mayor Kevin H. Thite ordered city attorneys to ile a motion today with the dera1 judge who ordered the using. A spokesman for the iayor said the motion con- - -- in Boston, and a white teenager gued with violence since Nas shot to death after a day oi schools opened last month and were arrested in the beating. the head," said Roland Lai3r. racial clashes at a Louisiana started busing pupils in cornAfter the crowd was dis- anch, who was struck in the ugh schooL In Charleston, W. . ~__ . . - ngive fl fl — -. t - Ethiopian Rift Develops WASHINGTON 'AP Congress is exertinj new pressure cxi the Soviet Union to allow free emigration of Russian minoritje. Senate and 1Loue conferees announced agreement Monday on a bill to cut off credit for financing th e sale of U.S. exports in the Soviet tlrilc'.n until free emigra tion is assured. The provision was written into legislation extending the U.S. Exoort-Import Bank's lending authority for four years at a 125 billion level. The i- riertrt agru-d Lhit r, citJ th.uid be ezkxided t -... ::......;; :.:......: City council Monday night hall and fire house is in the Springs in distric,t federal court Eugene Jaques. Schreiner noted that the fine for failure to Esther Smith, 3rd Street, Florida Avenue In County ,: ersis P the leftist giauncn. Congress Pressures Soviets LONGWOOI) - The new Jr., said the county in the City councilmen have city pays an outstanding debt to stern letter to the firm, noting Council found last week that a Longwood medical clinic should agreement pledges to conform authorized City Atty. Joe Davis the firm of $800. The legal fee is that continued refusal to obey building permit had Improperly begin corstruction before year- to all city building codes in the to defend Policeman Jordan for defending the city against a city laws could end in the court been issued for the church end and be in operation soon Construction. The old cl!nlc Paddock In a lawsuit by law suit filed and later volun. action, construction, without the after the first of the year. property adjacent to the city Phillip Immediate of Altamonte tarily dismissed by Mayor required public hearing, and have an occupational license is A public hearing was set for $200 per day. Council the new Facility constructed on parking space. Oct. 28, on the requested special CALNO Delegate authorized payment to the law city land. ju1 said the section of the O viedo firm of 1-400 of the legal fee with exception to residential zoning The county plans to spend Robert Preston Clark, 21, 117 Council Chairman Don suit against the city has been the balance to be paid in requested by the Church of God $190,000 on the clinic and furSchreiner was appointed the South Sunland Dr. is in Mike Bemwn, 6W Central Schreiner said the favored l dismimeJ by the court, leaving November. to permit construction of a new city's representative to the 000 Seminole County Jail $5,000 Avenue reported television, location ior the county Paddock in as the only defendant. Schrener added tha t a church in the Wildmere Avenue CALNO Council of Local health Hill-Burton funds, $30,000 from Paddock bond; charged with breaking cameras, stereo equipment and the suit Is charged company operating in the sec tion. department facility is the federal revenue sharing money Governments, n rin with .. VUIVI &,,..... ....i....i .. rirr..nt dt UI ,f •h ,.L.l I.dtAL.,. I Iii UIV UIU III "8 "1I IIILVJIL LU IJL3 VUIUVU fl Jj;$,JJ '' mating Immeiate and Longwood Industrial Park has Church officials said the and $30000 from other count Jaques, who had the collunit a misdeameanor. stolen Monday from his home. at Wilma Avenue and Church y denying the man his rights also refused to apply and pay delay in construction time city's representative,been and the f Street, left only a shell alter during an arrest last year. Harold En C' III 36 for an occu pational license, would be "crippling' to the elected vice chairman of the 2ll6,lho a Rd renovations were South stopped the end residents In other business, Schreiner protesting road conditions in building who use Fern 'Park Altamonte Spr i ngs program. Schreiner organization has not attended first of this year. health department programs said Building Inspector David the park. Council some weeks said, however, that the city the past four monthly meetings -Since that time the fire have had to travel to Sanford Ch,acey has been pursuing the ago told owners in the park that must obey its ordinances, which Colo.- television valued at M with obtaining property by of the group. reported stolen Sunday from department has removed for care since the old clinic was collection of occupational the privately-owned roads there require a 15-day advertising worthless :k. Council also: Red 'carpet Ina, 151 North usable fixtures and the air closed a year ago this month. License fees, had not been built according to period before a hearing is held Pat Riedy, 210 South Sunland - Tabled until next week conditioner (or insta llation in City fathers at that time orSchreiner said the law firm of city specifications, were not and a special zoning exce Douglas Rd '' ption action On the proposed leasesection of the fire hall now dered the closing and planned Korrmn and Bravo on Sit 434 inspected during construction television valued at $450 stolen atStereo and hair dryer valued the n. Councilmen said they purchase of a radar gun at Used aS lirefIghters' quarters. to use the clinic lniiIdj,;j for has refused to pay its $200 (Ic- and V39 were reL)rted stolen had net bieri accepted by had no objection to the planned 142-10 per l!Finth for three Tu'd i from tier hoini Acting (it) Atty. Ned Julian additional office Monday from Hidden Den cupatiwial license (cc until the the city. Julian is to write a construction bears Elizabeth S Martines, 226 Men's Hair Styling Studio, iol Authorized the order of a Newburyport Lid, Altamonte Building, Semoran B oulevard. second new police car Springs reported four chrome -'--'WI-. Carol Perry, 8 Days Lodge, . -•ciwheel co-. ,ers valued at $100 450 Douglas Road reported "- =_-__ Z were stolen Monday, from her _:-__~.___ ; ----.. ,, car while parked at Woolco Monday from her purse at the ~~Ai~-__- _~---;V__'-~~. .~,% . . '~_ Store parking lot. I . IL Lodge. : .J~ . L R., i '. • Safe Conduct Offered ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) An 'ileological rift wi thin the armed forces group that overthrew Emperor Haile Selassie has erupted li open confruntatlon for the first time, a shootout be tween two army units. Reliable sources said several persoru ,ee killed or wound ed Monday after the Provisioria Mtiiteiry Council sent tanks and armored vehicles of the 4th Army Division to a barracks of army engineers to arrest ;ral offi ce rs. Reports of the fighting brought h undreds of students into the streets, but reinforced security fcrs prevented any mass reaction. Over Radio Ethiopia, the council sa id it ,rdeted the operation after units of the army aviation crps and Its engineering corps refused to hand over "ot.structlonlst elements wi thin their ranks who cppo..'e tne present reform movement and ha ve tried to create vtsloa wi th in the armed forces." unidentified man who took his wallet containing $100. Longwood Clinic Lease Approved ,.•.. JYI SANTO DOMINGO, Diminjcaii Rt'thlic (A?) Dominican President Joaquin Bal;guer hn offered safe conduct out of the co un try to six ter odsta holding US. diplomat Miss Barbara Hutchison and six other hostages In the Venezuelan consulate. He said that m the government's "aotutely final posi tion." Balaguer's statement ruled out release of any of 37 political prisoners listed by the terrorfits' leader, Radhames Mendez Vargas, when the episode began on Sept. 27. Balaguer made th e declaration in a speech broadcast to this Caribbean nation Monday night. Until then, the government had dem,uxled the w rn..uunal surrender Juliett Stricklen Brown, furniture stolen Monday, from his valued at $1,500 stolen from 511 3p&ent. Sanford Avenue. Jeremy Shell, 109 Shadow Lake, Dr., Sweetwater Oaks John Gray, 1002 Celery Ave., Sanford reported he was pushed reported surfboard valued to the ground near Sanford $200 stolen Monday, from Avenue, Monday, by a home, ' ,, , they include: vestment tax credit from 7 to 10 —Energy conservation mea3- posed sometime after the No. —A 5 per cent surtax on in. per cent for most businesses ures, including iighting stand. vember elections if the other fIx.tion and high Interest rates, tion on Wall Street to the PTPSi- come taxes paid by persons and 4 to 10 per cent for utilities. ards. energy conse rvation measures espe,cially the housing industry. dent's announcements, White with family Income of proved inadequate. VKRLD IN Ray J.Plietchwalt,s Apartments, Winter Park reported camera valued at $275 Winter Park reported ployment program and special held here Sep(. 27.2s. help for -reas hard-hit by inAnticipating a possible reac- white antibusingdemoastratnrs Butz Accepts Blame — - Sanford WASHINGTON (AP) Ford was scheduled to outline House Press Secretary Ron and above, employment program if unern however, were an Increase in Many Americans would face a his new economic program in Nessen said details would be —A 5 per cent surtax on car- ployment surpasses 6 per cent, the gasoline tax and gasoline per cent increase in taxes under an address this afternoon to the kept "as closely held as p05- porate income tax payments. It now Is 5.8 per cent of the labor rationing, both of which had the new economic program Congress and to the nation. TU sible until the tstock) market tten considered by the admin- I . I —Tax relief for low income force. President Ford is ready to un- speech will be nationally tele- closes," at 4 p.m. groups, possibly through an In. —A housing subsidy ptogi'aifl istration. veil. But a number of details were cveasc in the personal tax ax- of $7 billion to $8 billion to lower vised - Disciples Face Deportation N been postponed because of Fire Famiksized Washier idffi PemWeRt Press 0. diel County Plans Utility Purchases WEATHER O Area - Michael Wilding - - - - - j;;~ ' F. - e__ 4111*~ AIIERSTWVTH Wales (A?) Eliza beth Taylor's 2l.yearold son, Michael Wilding, has been fined about $120 for growing marijuana at his remote farmhouse retreat. Wilding and six companions were arrested in a police raid Thø - -- .-. - - - a - - - - - . r.' . P - U EVER RFAflV1 - :1 _=MNt" W__M ii~ �- _____ - - _0--- 1 ______ - ___________ -- •11? _______ — ______ -__________________ - __. , _-_..;r _ — s- a iii ~ _A _______ w i ___ - f - - . . ~ .. '.0, I _ - OPINION lkvaW Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code X5-322-11 or 831-9993 R u ms TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director f -- e rJ Id H \,,'}. I t The President, therefore, summoned Ruinsfeld whom he actually had in mind to be Pt svI1rrIuurIons ouse - i Some Basic Footba l l For d gencral cle( ti(IN ."pending Every once in a while, when they get quarterbacks and linebackers and wide receivers and instant replay specialists ciaet l something on television that isn't a football game. But those exceptions are so rare these days that it behooves everyone to know how to watch television football. SO here are some basic ruks: Do Not Question the Omniscience of the AnnouncerL If announcer gets tha t doom, 1. " - . \\ - N - - - 1. .. . -. . - fl" ' - ., - ; 1) - - 1 .- . ue - - 2~1 'r 1 , . - 'Fun-Seeker' Gets Probation # \ ' have - ' . - - .. . If any further proof was needed that the average economist Is on a par with witch doetoes, surely President Ford's "summit" meeting with several hundred of them provided ii Why don't they wear rings In their noses? The truth is that there is no such thing The regarded as a valid separate disci pline capable of independent achievemen ts, onomica is simply the interact between politics and arithmetic — the foggy regi the warm currents of human greed and stupidity meet the icy waters of mathematical reality. t as try 'ince again to trace the simple but fatal steps which brought us to our present pass C . ____ __ the device Of raising___ tsx,, but to borrow necessary money - as governments do, by simply printing enough of the stuff And when civil disorders erupted Also, they enable you to see many of the to pay the - , . , if Editor money at them. Johnson was succeeded in the White House by Richard Nlx,rnwho cannot be excused for his conduct on grounds of ignorance. When he saw the economic horizon blEkening with Johnson's . i .4 : I i . :. " Then in the final paragraph came the born- fortunate phenomenon of our day-4he PR Image Of cour9e, we can Always elect to stay in the b:...when the White House was full of PR types took some more lumps. hole, and my guess is that that's w hat we'll everything they did made the place look and do, Today's public relations professional is a more or less by default. In that case, Inflation knewn that no real fan ever watches the half- sound as though it was manned by a bunch of highly trained communicator, a demographer, a will continue on its merry way, time marching, sir.glng, dancing, batontwlrllng kooks." That did it! "PR typos...kooks." briskly re3olving market analyst, a media specialist, serving a the dilemma by diminishing the value of the PR professionals accredited by the Public wide spectrum of public-_communities and awarding of awards. This Is a good ,i dolla catch up on your sleep so you can watch more Relations Society of America ,subscribe to a Code organiZatiOn3, corporations, Institutionsr, until payments rn the national debt and 9 such other fixed obligations as &)cij1I Security games, make a salami and tuna fish sandwich or of Ethics as strict as codes for the legal or governments, as well as Individuals. Our amount to their practical repudiation, and we me dical prof essions. Accreditation can be lost in read football history tX)Ok.3 coturnodity Is TRUTH: our service is relating it ,,,,,, ,-. , ,. ,, much the same way a bar ascoetation discinlines to our have all perforce lead to do without tlx £ 11%.14- savilm complex society's many publics, attribute.s of "La flol Vita" that ,,,,, , lawyer. The disbarment of the White House TV of Football In the Soviet Union or China Can J.E. Eiseleln, A.P.R. to give up you imagine life without Larry Csonka, Frail Tarkenton and Pat Swnzneralj? FROM THE MAILBAG — "It_____________________________________________________________________________ Never Turn ( a Game Before It's Over. was amusing to read The "traveling free-loader" again shares his e1 th at your style has changed — not so — still You'll want to be ab to report exactly that m far left Of perien with u, hun gry read ers, Last wee k liberal, as Is the edi torial policy of the paper. . evidence he Broncabeat the Lions, 47•21. Or was it the Giants Mayfair Country Club's 50th Amiversary andit w t this past among Rusher to right-hand colLmn of paper (very ap. SundAY It was with my n beating the Lions, 10-7. Or Arkansas beating propetate. as he Is on conservative right). But as usual Is erfound friends from the Orient Texas, V.24. Or was that CBS 33. NRC 31 Restaurant, locat ed in the !ntestate M1l i, • n'ed under b the preponderance of Left l.1btrali:n m.it it the &Vuri li'llb1ies 1, MOd --_____________ "' think of any you know? Never Watch the Half.tlme - BERRY'S 'WORLD • ..', If - major Sanford, Fla. apprtdate the game But In the first place, you Dear chickens coming home to rwd in the form of Sir: Lot neys harmed by the shadows the 'kooks, not watch the ball on television because Not one of the 'kooks' is listed in the Official inflation, Nixon briefly resisted, to his great credit, the liberals' fatuous demand for wage Public Relations Register. the politicians aren't doing a very good job of your television set is always watching the ball. As an Accredited Public Relations And in and the second price controls. But 14 months Later, with his place, if you watch the ball An A.P.R. (Accredited Public Relations reading the public when it comes to wage and price you'll feel embarrassed later when people ask professional you had me glowing with pride with Professional) has the same reason to cherish his reelection at stake, Nixon gave up the struggle controls. President Ford has rejected controls out you who won and you have to say, don't know your editorial headline: "Ford Shows What PR status and re4mrisibilitles as an ac "I countant his ard cynically adrWnistered the very make oil he of hand as have most prominent politicians of both but No. 78 knocked down No. 83 about 19 times Is All About." (10-3-74) Great. The editor is C.P.A., an Insurance had denounced. He prostponed the day of professional his C.L.U. parties. Yet th e survey shows that 5 per cent of Out of 37-" praising President Ford for an action taken by even the physician his hard-earn eckoning, and won the election of r 1V72 overer M.D. only two other erthat presidents, Washington those polled favor a return to wage and price whelmingly. Now the day is at hand. and Keep Women in Perspective. Rememb Then the editorial continuteci: "Throw out the Lincoln. Here is true "PR": relating the truth In PR men and controls, with 39 per cent opposed and five per cent not all women am luscious blondes sitting in the bring In the politicians and the oW So now these pompous asses called stands, lus cious blondes leading cheers or the most effective way to the pubUc. In this case, pros inunediately demor4trate how to win "economisul, without an opinion. It may be signficant, or at least sit around a table In Washington the very special public — the U.S. house of friends and luscious blondes trying t molest . th. N and learnedly diugree over where the trouble Influence people." Considering a comment on the declining and Representathes, state of the economy, There are in the universe a few brunettes credibility rating of poht1ci&ns,_4nOther tin, lies. that only 36 redheads and a few urduscious blondes. Can you -! cities, Johnson resorted to the oldest of all techniques for distracting mots — throwing culprits spotlighted their professional status. We syInpat with all the dedicated, honest at, YOU to not watch the bail if you m&Uy waat to a . The specific Impetus for the economic catastrophe flOW looming directly ahead Of us was by late Lyndon Johnson, of whom the kindest thing that can be said 15 that It(. - Letter To The I. unpopular Meanwhile, Back On Earth.., as "politics." But, more important than the players with their uniforms and helmets off, reaction of th e party loyalists was that of those who Vyin to act like more or less normal humans; call themselves "independents" and are becoming this will make you apprecia te how lucky you are an increasingly important factor in American ti have their uniforms and helmets on most of the time. politics. Sixty per cent of the "independents" were Editor Always Watch the Ball. Everyone always tells The Evening Herald June, 1974. I ! 3 I i .1 I - — . 1 1, 1 11111 Around .UIL; 14 (7? h ago R C ic i _____ * s I Pushing Patriotism By GEORGE W. CRANE It Ph. 1)., M. U. cts; M62: J. Kesner Kahn lives In our Windsor Park area Alas, the American public Is so ignorant of the costs of radio and TV, as well as other business expenses, that they Assuring growth of the uni- great fiscal change which is Management and Efficiency Robert Q. Marston, waiving a Criser as chairman and James Wind Rnin r)nmn ac Ranrkne w w •u u I J. Gardener as vice chairman next AnA rr^ c ZI V MIANII(AP)— Farmers and beach house alld into the Atlari- Pompano Beach Farmers' At Daytona Beach, some But he said the setback law law is supposed to prevent did homeovners surveyed eroded tic; and Volusla, where motel Market, predicted storm commercial property owners only allows him to clear storm. occur in some places. As clouds beaches and crop damage to- owners awoke Monday to find damage would drive up the renewed old complaints about deposited sand to within a few lifted and forecasters shifted day left by four days of gale- piles of m-id hiding ocean prices of most vegetables of. Florida's two-year-old coastal feet of the water line. gale warnings from North Florforce wind.i and heavy rain views. fered when the market opens setback law. "Now we'd get a four by 25. Ida to North Carolina, workers caused by a low pressure sysLewis Watson, Broward officially on Oct. 14. "It used to be we'd hire a man foot cleared area and a huge at Cap Canaveral continued to tern that moved the length of County agricultural agent, said Crops of beans, peppers, egg- with a bulldozer and he'd push mound of sand or the ocean side fill sandbags. Florida's East Coast. 50 per cent of the crops in the plant and tomatoes were heavi- the sand back from the of the wall," said Foniari, "We're building sandbag forHardest hit counties were Fort Lauderdale and West ly damaged, Gaza said, and he seawall," said Larry Fornari, a "Solne of my older guests tresses and hauling sand to Broward, where some coastal Palm Beach areas were ruined predicted these and other local. Daytona Beach motel owner couldn't cven climb over it to keep the water from coming up roads were closed and crops by the downpour ruined; Brevard, where a Florida p ly grown crops would be in and councilman of the town of get to the ocean." the streets and causing further Max Ga, manager of the short supply for the next mon th. Daytona Beach Shores. The erosion that the setback damage," said city manager. ________________ ______________________________ -- tiredof 0 iti CS roiier coaster type lje~5 Thomas TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP Republican gubernatoria candidate Jerry Thomas hh& accused his chief opponent Gov. Reubin Askew, of evad1n public debate and failing to dea with rising crime rates. Meanwhile Monday in Or. lando, Askew told a labor group he Intends to ask th e leglslatun for an Increase In unemploy. ment pay if he is re-elected. In a letter delivered to Ask. ew's secretary, Thomas re neweci his Sept. 10 challenge tc a television debate on the sub jects of crime rates, state spend ing and forced busing. "I do not want a meeting of 200 or 300 people where one re. porter might give an account favorable to Jerry Thomas and another might give an account favorable to Reubin Askew," Thomas said In a news confer— Eckerd MIAMI (AP) - Republican ,___ 'N -!!~ __Z/--.r1i1 , When it comes down to your money and where to invest It you're interested in two things: the return oil your money and Its safety. Some Investments are like being on a roller coaster ... up and down, up and down ... you never know how you will tome out. But there is another way ... a First Federal of Mid-Florida Savings Certificate. With a savings certificate you know in advance exactly what the return on the money you deposit will be. And since we compound interest daisy on all savings accounts the yield is substantial. Check our rates below. The safety 0 / of your Investment is also important to ' you. It's important to us too. Accounts are insured to $20,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, of Chicago. an agency of the U.S. Government. For an investment that's not like being ments called 'Sparkles' to help on a roller coaster see us about a passbook or savings certificate today. .. don't realize the very small U.S. Senate candidate Jack "Dr. Crane," he said, "as a "net" that is left after expenses Eckerd has attacked fed eral monetary policies as detrlmenhobby, I compile brief comrn are deducted. Minimum wages keep being tal to private enterprise and build up patriotism, raised while Big Business urged tough approach to for"Then I produce five or six corporations are attacked, yet elgn eco nomic problems. In a Hialeah campaign appages of them, which I mail the stockholders are lucky to W. editors and other leading receive 2 per cent return on pearance Monday, Eckerd Faid educators throughout America. their investments as dividends! the time has come for the U.S. And the profits of Big to "take a lesson from the "They are free to use them as they fit. Business AFTER TAXES for Arabs" and either get fair re"And one of my recent the five years from 1966 through turn on foreign investments or suggestions is that pollsters like 1971, ranged from only 3.9 per use pressure tactics to preserve , Dr. Gallup, survey our fellow cent In 1966 to 1.9 per cent in the American economy." Eckerd faces Democrat Americans to find out who they 1971. Note well! Richard Stone on Nov. Sin a ' think are the 10 most proThe Dallas NEWS also reported a survey of battle for the U.S. Senate seat American. 44 "By contrast, how about a list Americans, supposedly literate vacated by Edward Gurney, Rof the 10 regarded as the most voters, as claiming Big Fla. Eckerd said the current Business made 28 per cmt anti-American? plight of Pan American World "Wouldn't such polls be more AFTER TAXES. Actually, it Is Uncle Sam who Airways is largely due to Wash. constructive than the usua l lists 'worst gobbles up the lion's share (50 tngton policy. of the 10 'best dressed' or "Why do we make Pan Am per cent) of most business dressed?" pay 10 to 14 per cent hiterest to Mr. Kahn doesn't merely profits via taxes! For Uncle Sam thus exacts 50 buy their jumbo jets, but we grumble in futility when lie though the loan Russia, through the Esviews subversive behavior in per cent, stockholders, who furnish the port-Import Bank, money at 6 P Instead, he really tries to do money for such corpora ti ons, pe r cent?" he asked. something to combat the get less than 2 pr cent ,, -,..i dividends! enexii t?) Iti IItI I I:'en our college graduates, r 'Free Enterprise" system. Far too many others merely despite their braintruster TAI.LAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) throw up their hands in dismay courses in economics, come off the "Ivory Tower" campuses — James Sebesta , Republican and exclaim: "What can I do to stop such with unbelievable Ignorance of candidate for Florida secretary of state, says Democratic oppounAmericanism?" can see why, for anti you .thUOh h dodiratd liruce Sinathers is" 11 tÔF mite-scared candidate" and is i natrioLs as Mr. Kahn are really probably W per , " ____ ______ FORT MYEILS, Ha. (AP) A judge has sentenced to 10 )'ears probation a "red -blooded, fun4eekjng American boy" who said he beat a man to death alterthe man made homosexual advances toward him, lee County Circuit Judge James Adams Imposed the sentence Monday on Vincent Welch, 19, of nearby Cape Coral. Th e sentence also requ ired Welch to seek psychiatric aid and abstain from liquor. Welch pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree mur. der in th e beating dea th of Edward Wood last April. St t e Atty. Jose D'Messandro had asked the judge to impose a life prison term, but two psychologists and a psychiatrist who examined Welch recommended that he be placed on probation. "Unwittingly, he Welch was victimized with an abnormal sit ua tion, was thrown into a homosexual panic and acted out a rage reaction," Dr. Samuel Rider, a Hendry County sch oo l psychologist, said in a report to the court. J may not have realized what he was doing. Det&inined (rightly, in my opinion) to resist Communist aggression In Southeast /sia, Jthoncllose,dlsutrous1y, not to pay the war's V. have per cent favored controls as recently as says. Brantley, unopposed in both the primary and general election, said Monday he is gi vi ng his con tr ibutors, in. cluding lobbyists ba ck a tota l of $5,000. "Ever' single individual person will get 50 per cent back including a little old lady in Lakeland who gave me $&" Brantley said in a telephone Interview, itxnung those getting money back are the Florida Chiropractic Trust, Miami, $500; the Beer Distributors Committee for Good Government, $250; and th e Barge and Towing Industry Committee for Political Action, WaShington, $50. - - 10 per cent fully supported the summits. The PhIlllps-Sindhnger poll also suggests that state Sen. Le w Beantley's reelection campaign are going Economi Don 't Know Their Jobs C) '- doning former President Nixon, President Ford has said, in effect, that there are two standards of Justice, one for prominent people and another for most other citizens, and that is wrong" which is precisely the posi tion ta ken by most newspapers at one in says something the time. "There's no tomorrow for the Falcons," don't be A series of related questions had the public skeptical. Don't say to yourself, "Most Sundays coming down on the side of the press by roughly the are followed by Mondays, even in these troubled same margin. times." Instead reflect on the difficult So much for Sen. Scott and Sen. Tower and Sen. Goldwater and William Buckley and William find thetnseIes Do Not Take the Name of Pete Rozelle in Vain. Rusher and James Kilpatrick, et al. AM it's not too smart to trifle with Howard On the question of the al of the economic COSII, either. summits most observers saw them as little more If You Have to Fall Asleep During a Game, DO than publicity stunts—and the public seems to It When the Chicago Bears Are Playing. It [S well agreed. Overall 44 per cent of those questioned t the Chicago Bears not played an thought the summit meetings were a bad idea, 28 game 37y Pay Strict Attention to Commercials. This per cent expressed conditional attitudes and 19 per rash advice but the commercials cent were i!1 favor. win often be the Most enteirtainfrig thing you we As might be expected those responding to the all day and they usually don't you feel like Phillips-Sindlinger economic survey tended to andiot you don't know what make a set-back flue th divide around party lines, Republicans finding the the two-minute drill is. critical, 24 per cent conditionally supportive and 'J)Orlding !11,17, his rcp rk(i priiii ary miii \'' sts TV Fans Washington. On the Nixon pardon, for instance, the public, by a 66-28 per cent majority, agrees that "by par- summits useful and Democrats brushing them off longed strike that has idled Candidate Refunds (;ifts WILLIAM RUSHER gents has been warned to ex- tloraI coming back to the College, a private liberal arf.s medicine and other programs —Gave die The Alligator, the center at the University of pect a russ of new students at Campus," Perry said, school. with more applicants than independent University of Florida. The center also had state university campuses if FlU, rapidly developing into The college will become a space. The policy was referred Florida newspaper, a one-year been sought by Florida Interunemployment continues to j. a major university, recorded branch of the University of to the executive committee for extension on a $16,000 debt to national University, Florida crease in Flo ri da. the most dramatic gains as en- Sou th Florida, but Mautz ex- a public hearing. the universi ty. Technological University, and "As unemployment increases roilment Increased 11 per cent platned that part of the campus In other action, the Regents: —Created nontenured perthe University of South Florida. in our sta te, very probably uni. this fall throughout the state wjJj retain the name New Col—Authorized the University sonnel classifications of —De ferred action on the versity enrollment is going to university system, according to lege and continue to operate as of Florida to mite off $2.06 mu- research scholar, associate Go vernor's Management and go up," Chariman Marsha,11 Chancellor Robert Mautz. an independent Program within lion in delinquent Accounts at research scholar and assistant thousands of National Airlines versity system in the Sarasota engulf Ing all of us.', Study Commission that interest normal one-year waiting period workers in the Miami area, area, the Regents gave final The Regents delayed action on emergency student loans be over Stevens' objections, to get half their money back, the Jacksonville Democrat RALPH NOVAK Increased from Stone and Eckerd's campaign contribution and spen. ding reports Were filed Monday with the State Elections Schlesinger wifl be dropped from the cabinet. Health, Education and Welfare Department one area even though Sanford, Fla., Chicago, 111., San AnTex., Boise, Idaho and Pottstown, Pa. certainly more "grassroots" than Washington, D.C. This was brought to mind the other day by a couple of recent polls conducted by the Louis Harris people on the pardon for former President Richard Nixon and by Kevin Phillips and Albert Sindlinger on the public's reaction to President Ford's mini and major economic summits. The "media", as it has become known, was generally critical of both decisions, and the polls show that we were more representative of the feeling of the "people" than were our critics "We're getting a great num. approval to terms of the state's on a proposed policy banning his total expenses to 1155,745. Ask ew reporte collecting $4, 066 in contributions last This will be a victory of Secretary of state slipped down to the Virgin Islands for the conWhether or not MCA phmned It that way, the ' The "Sierra" VV shows are now appearingon company could make up the extra costs in the Henry Kissinger, who has N!en feuding witil ference, at a minimum cost to the taxW)ers of the NBC network, which should be good for tourist business that the TV series =0 aplece, including hotel accommodations. ~ Schlesinger over foreign-n-dlitaq pohcy. !CA's camping and caterin should attract 9 business in to Yommite. CL-iader's comment on this: "There ' WATCH ON WE: About 180 welfare ofA spokesman for the American Public Yosemite. The program's producer, Bob is no attempt made in the show to indicate that propaganda. The "press", rreanwhile, generaliv ficiah gathered on exotic Frenchman's Reef in Welfare which accepts these accusations with an unbecoming v Re ported Gov. Reubin Askew spent $18,778 last week on television advertising and production, according to reports filed with the division. y silence. We print the charges but in a misguided sense of fair play seldom challenge our accuse 8,1974-5A Efficiency Study Commission Criser said at a Monday meetHe said total enroUrnent In. the system. its Shands Teaching Hospital. research sc ing of the Regents. ornmendation for urdform creased from 99,782 last year to He said the arrangement al. Criser Instructed the Health Af. a United Faculty of Florida Pr esident Charles Perry of 110,634 this year. FlU reg lows New Coll ege officials ,,to fair s Co mm ittee to look Into th e official, protested the new student parking fees. The matte r was referred to committee Florida International Univer- tered a 24 per cent gain. Florida contin a iv te prog sit ti n. Lusifications. sity said his school is already State reported its enrollment which has not been able to stand for additional study. —Rejected a recom—Granted tenure to new Unifeeling the effects of a pro. increased from 20,371 to 21,414. on its own because of the very menclation by the Governor's versify of Florida President —Voted unanimously to keep - It has always struck tis as passing strange that politicians are always yammering that the "press" can't and doesn't speak for "the people". Conservative politicians and columnists have said this so often and in such harsh terms in recent year that they have come to believe their own TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) last-minute Push in his successful Democratic runoff against Rep. Bill Gunter. Eckerd raised 121,750 fromSept. 27 to Oct.3, Including $10 000 from the Republican Campaign Committee in %7ashington and $5,000 from the Republican State ExeutIe Committee in Tallahassee. lie reported spending $17,352 during the week to bring the nest Secretary of Defense. Our sources say Ford still intends to send the able Rumsfcld to preside over the Pentagon. in spite of the pilot," said Cinader. The President wanted to get rid of Haig, say depressing, the -elfare officials could escape Not long afterwards, film crews belonging to Into th e coral waters for "fr — me producers had trouble completing ee snor kel lessons," our he held too tight an MCA subsidiary turned up in the park to film saipta a rein n or on afternoon tours of and casting the actors. Off-dut park the White House staff, which looked to him inthe Virgin Island the "Sierra" series. A1thOUh nature nrnvh4d 2 Fas stead of Ford's people for their orders. them with some of the most spectacular cecry Production costs were high, with each epicie The delej, ,ates (,arne from 31 states and The Pri ~i,!cnt's p!arvs for Minisfvlfl, (j, in tht2 %%c.rld, %~o reported. t1w ljoll)wuod h'A_ W,000 more Um programs filmed , v j g, course, means Secretary of Defense James regions. At least 10 federal officials from the shots tried to improve it by painting the rocks in on studio lots. A gre e Witt) M ed ia Oct. an average of 6 —Established a 11.3 million — The Florida Board of p,. her of people who work for Na. $3.88 million purchase of New convicted felons from law, per cent to a flat 10 per cent, waste water treatment training TALI.AIIAS.SEE, Ha. (AI) — Richard Stone, Liernocratic Senate candidate, spent more th an received in contributions last week, while Republican opponent Jack Eckerd raise d more than he spent. one collected $7,530 last week and spent $29,0 for a . the Virgin Islands late last month to discuss the expladined to us: "We' hold the conferences in a pronwte tourism in the park. But here, at least, pUght of the poor. . different region every year. and ft was Ule first are some curious coincidences: : Choosing from a menu "laden with a hc6t of time for the Virgin Islands." — The series was not proposed to MCA. as : superb continental specialties," they dined in a usually happens, but MCA initiated it..' YOSEMITE SRY: There is lazy luxury as they talked about the hunger that story Of how Yosemite National Park, with "Somebody upstah got the Idea" for the show, Is gaining in impoverished neighborhoods sce nery no Hollywood studio could duplicate1 Cinader acknowledged. One conference session, for examp!e, dealt became the backdrop for the TV sed — 71v pilot show, originafly Uded "Park ~ with fool stamp programs. It was presided OV installment on SepRanger,' was a sad flop. me scenery out. We published the first by an Agriculture Department official who was tember 15. The Music Corporation of America, performed the actors, and only r, bear impressed ' flown in from Washington, 11 round trip. the test audiences. Yet miraculously, MCA was we reported, d taken over _____ When the problems of poverty became too catering concesslonj in Yosemite able to peddle the series to NBC. "They bought it WASHINGTON — President Ford's new staff Horne Dehv..ry: Week. 55 cents; Month, M40; 6 Months, $14.20; chief, Donald Rumsfeld, won't be around the Ycar. US-40. BY Mafl: In Florida same as home delivery. A11 White House more than six monft Other M": Month. $2.70; $Mothj,$t. 12Mj Sour in the ident's confidence Y needed someone in a hurry to replace Alexarider Haig, who had headed former President Nixon's White House staff. Polls Show People ong For ot [1 Tuesday, College Enrollment Rush Expected FLORID IN BRIEF 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 k-, ; ; Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1974-4A JACK ANDERSON = - I _ Evening Ileraid, Sanford, Fl. N __~_ .. p o r of , . IP / 0 - - 4! . F '1eral law dr#d reçu'a?on pfOb.t ttle pame-nt of • time depos it prior to uflteii three month% of the un 'crest thereon is fo.'eted And n?ere5t on ttu amount *thclraen f s ttduced to th, .s%boo rate rnattr,ty *Y,e!c1 is 'neret earned per year Auth t n( pat ano earnngs rernanng fl yOtir .;( Sebest a . 00 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC AT1ON imv. Mifl.IflDInn (Q4jfl? �- _________________________________ 6A— Evening Henild, Sanford, Fl. ! 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What sepmstobe the problem here is that his reporter's eye and r es ulti ng chronicle were quite critical and specific In spotlighting Am'rica's ills, but rather general and fleeting w he n noting the country's bet- -- ,I'- AQ X 7:30 Teenage R - This book can be best dekJ a what cr n1fnbf imagine editors of an encyclopedia would be after, If they as. Hitchhikers .. 7AZ 37 Sly SimenI 4Oin3Iayrr (ar,aL) 4lStudy AT "Teenage ku1!ATNtAIIJ it W 5 1I.:1Lr (1gr! . L. 42 Chemical i compound 31 j j 0 4Schildivehicle I *ki L4fl±4LlI4 "' A i8iOilit F1t r 18 signifies $lBosname 20 Pays attnt0n 52 Piquancy J I !1J to S3Una3p4rat ed 21 Nism before 54 Tr&rk* 29 Camera pad 7 Before S5Piecesout ftoman date S Poker stakes 31 Cringe 54 Fruit drinks 9 heap 33 E lmo home 24 Raw islk 38 Endured wright $7 Powerful I0 Fred i5Nwneraliab) fl Pha rmaceutical salt 30 CiVw fruit espkive DOWN 11 Soapfrarne 40 Dgjncj parts 4 1 Apple ernie-ri bar 42 Cutting tool 17 Therrirom 19 Streplike Pendent n1a. I Hindu queen 23 Diurnal Of ice 2 Astringent 34 Meuuring 3SiItitucIe 2$ Amencan writer 3 Sober 4 Habituate SFender damage iv&rJ 43 L.ambiikr 44 — dixit 24 Pageantry 25 Martian (comb 46 Gcometrsc fig'jrr Fonn) 2$ Intermediate 47 Ireland 77 Savant 4$ Rave 6 Stushmti 2$ TropcaI plant Si) Winglike part On Oman IIJill JIMi l JillJiliJilil almII j NN ANll.... a j IJlul Jul11 Jill.. Ill JNo!-'Nil 1UJ jlllljl ll j EN MONNO jiuiji rM 11=11 MM an flCWS cvct.S for a wiunart.zing particular period of time from the "li beral" viewpoint. - - Talked by phone with Thomas will only have a shootin known as a Sinatra g o ther at the 1972 Academy producer Norman Rosemont in weekend free from the time he schedule but Frank's working Awards. Nogales, Ariz., whece he is finishes "Red Badge" until he hours had noNng to do with sun Groucho, in a Playboy $n shooting, "The Red Badge of goes back to The Vvaltors. r rain, tt,rviewI & ' I vr 1111'a f.nnt,1-6 00 f; V" f,VUA U81; fl Told Norman that I was so wit" 1, 61c"ard Another problem is insects. A poor during the Depression that locust-like insect called the took place between the two Thomas in the starring role. family received CARE octogenarians: Norman had Just gotten cicada comes by the thousands Groucho: ,11i ya, Charlie; from Rome where he has packages from the Waltons, It and starts weird night . hurnHow are ya?" completed "The Count of Monte went right over his head. ming chrous that almost turns Norman is so rich that he Charlie: "Keep warm. Keep Cristo." warm." i asked him about Taryn watches "The Waltons with an ears. Milton Berle also approached Power, the daughter of Tyrone interpreter. The cicadas have never seen Chaplin at the same affair. and Linda Christian. "lied Badge" has lot:; of a movie being made before — Milton, as a ch1ld actor, ap. "She's beautiful and she's problem down in Arizona but and they arr excited. Pea-r ed with Chaplin and Marie great in the part," said NorIrlp"al i.. £ IWV 3 n..--...-..-. rwivuurw IUdB. •"---- IL 3 U to ncr, She s got a Romance," the first feature shot at stardom," comedy ever made. Although Norman didn't spell "Charlie," said Milton, It out, I got the message. If she "remember me? I was the takes after her father, she will newsboy who came up to you become a serious actress. and Marie when you were Norman Is practically taking sitting on the park bench in over the NBC-TV network in 'Tulle's Punctured Romance." December and January. "Red Chaplin pondered for a Badge of Courage" comes 013 NEW YORK (AP) Unless About tonight's Welby saga: moment and then said: "An, December 3, followed the next ABC makes a last-minute The teacher's sexual assault on yes! Exposition." week by his "Man Without a change, a "Marcus WtIby" ept. the teen-ager isn't depicted, sode sharply criticized by and the show in general doesn't homosexual groups and re- strike me as tasteless, offensive jected by at least four ABC af- or sensationalized. It's Just fillates goes on the air tonight poorly written and awkwardly as scheduled. acted. For Wednesday, October 9, 1974 Entitled "The Outrage," it Is It starts with the distraught about the sexual assault on a lad waking up at home, covered ken-aged boy by his male sd- with bruises on his neck and By C.tItItOl.I. RIGI rrER ence teacher during a field trip, arms. After he leaves for and concerns Welby's efforts to school, his mother, a divorcee, GENERAL TENDENCIES: Early morning upsets are help the youth overcome the finds blood In his bed and on his followed by some opportunity to achieve a great deal by forget- traumatic experience, pajamas. Wig past methods where they have not proved helpful, and Such groups as the National She eventually gets him exdeciding on a nc w and broader course of action. Gay Task Force contend the amnedby Welby, who fi nds the ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't argue, but keep busy for show will reinforce old ster. boy has been sexually as. success. With dull duties behind, something happens to put you eotypes of homosexuals and saulted, even though the kid reright into activities you like, play upon the fears of parents fuses to say It happened, fear. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Drive with utmost care early at a time when homosexual ing the reaction of his class-' and avoid accidents, then later you can enjoy good pals. A rights legislation is pending in mates If word gets out. depressive note inam., soon changes toa happy one. 20 cities. All is resolved in due course GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Don't spend too much today 011 ABC contends the one-hour with a cop-out finale and the pleasure or investments. Later you see how to add to present program doesn't deal with a usual kindly Welby blather. It's abundance wisely. The social could prove profitable in p.m. homosexual teacher, but rather a show you can afford to miss, MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You may feel n?rjs with a "pedophile," a person unless you're and uxiettn a.m., but be patient and then all changes and you can who has erotic desires for cliii- hard.coe b really curious or a la ther fan accomplish a great deal. Don't be sarcastic. dren of either sex.. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't let some worry get you down Officials at the National since later in the day you know exactly how to solve a vexing Association of Broadcasters' '(1 problem. Do dull chores early in the day. C ode Authority office, which G.ot.DE$ L VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Handle that problem yourself has program and commercial and don't rely on friends who are busy. You get more cooperation guidelines it asks NAB memP COD on new plan in p.m. bers to uphold, have viewed the . LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Some problem that arises could show LUNCH and found it acceptable. seem to floor you early, but after a few hours it does not assume ABC says the program was such proportions and you handle it well. .50 fed to 185 stations via closed. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Keep promises made early, Clue*%* F bed & V then go out to new and fascinating activities. Plan time for in. circuit Line on Sept. 24 The Ma. Am elican cuttifte "IMIT tions rejecting it are WCVB, tereiting information you need. Avoid one who wants to change Boston' WPVI, Philadelphia; nvIoas y our ideas. 11 *. 11PM M Th. WHYN,Springfield, Mass., and lI:*.IIP.M Fri as... SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Responsibliltles srry KATC in S It P.M. %.V Lafayette, La. you, but if you do something constructive about them, the_ are It's a small defection cornAll ma•r Credit Cards Acceofed soon solved. That disagreement with one close to you soon blows pared to two famous flaps in SEMINOLE PLAZA over. 1415 O'z'e -Hey It-fl 1973, when 71 CBS afflllates reCass.l.rry. Pi 6 1111 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You may find a partner fused to air "Sticks arid Bones," does not go along wi th a venture th at means much to you in a.m., a bitter antiwar drama, and 39 Mw C.i.ai Or but later in the day cooperates willingly, Nis*" TI' 4)) affiliates rejected a "Maude AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) If you persevere where all of rerun involving abortion. that work ahead of you is concerned, you find you will have made big headway before evening. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You had planned to have a good time during a.m., but It is best to await the evening for such, when ccingenials are In a fine mood. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. .he or she will be rather morose In early Life, and seems to be seeking the right kind of philosophy to cling to so as to make the most of the talents deeply imbedded in this nature. Give a fine education and freedom to pursue religions In order to gain aims. Then the chart becomes a most successful one and many persons will be benefitted by your interesting progeny. x'rts are fine here. liii A "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU, Criticize Ep ode is .. ' nerable when they involve their FLOYD THEATRES _______________________ -- - Szulc, however, latlon of how the upheaval of of disappointing. It was touted as family and subsequently affectthe result of three years of ed his view of the changing travel around America and ob. times. serving Americans. Parental actIons are so vul- - - n '?. 4-Indolent Ills latest book presents an. turns out to be, is Szulc's reve- ' -' Aniwer to Prvlous Puzzle Jumble I Ratent and his credentials as a report- comments. The only exceptk,n side Chaplin when they greeted each shooUng schedule from noon to 11 p.m. In the trade, this is ______ ACROSS P Tad Szulc's name is well nopsis of government reports '.' -- - payable to "Seek & Fincl," Stw-Telogram Syndicate. Address Newlywed Game 2:30 (2. I) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night - ,. To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbe 2 through 8, send 60 cen ts (or each, making checks (9) known to readers of past front and sta tistics, news even ts, in. pages of the New York Times terrlews, observations and other and a host of big names. Groucho Marx said to Charlie - liftets In cite of th is newspa pe r. INNOCENTS AT HOME. By The book, which carries the Tad Szulc. Viking. 337 Pages. subtitle"Americafn thel970s," $10. is basically a well-done sy- er are impressive Unpredictable sun and rain make the staffing Richard Chamberlain sporadic Welby I4Frenchresrt i "Count of Monte Cristo," Gays 12?Irb l3Cloiieto - laymen. - . Sweepstakes () Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:53 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6.8) N ews (9) All My Children (35, 44) Mov ie 1:30 (2. 8) Jeopardy (6) As The Wor ld Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2.8)) Days Of Our OK REVIEWS That's an actor's joke which Country" and then on January none from actors which is news would take too long to explain to 10, the two-hour special of in I LseIf. 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On Order -- (9) -i Sidewalks Seatbelt System - (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line - Ei h Local Men • ( ,~ __~_.,fI J-_-. TUESDAY I ,~ 1. 7:00 (2) To Tell The - On Education v TONIGHT'STV 1. Federal C A ) yl-.- ;. Jacob will report to Hattiesburg, the medal for his performance Miss., as an Air Force assig I n d Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1974-7A Private FIIII Class. Two County Men Thai.land. Captain Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 tiOns are Sen. Jacob K. Javits the family, Including J and Rep. Peter A. Peyser, both and his sister. Sandra, have V ~ I- ;-_ ~'11 ,. of Mrs. Mary R. Blouln of in Casselberr) the recruiting officers'school at England. New York Republicans given to Democrats offi cer s a The intelligence Sanford, has recently corn ' i i d AFB Registrations are being Javils received at least $28,Nelson has given to Javits, F : ~:; , k pleted basic training, and been accepted for the basic piano 750 from the Rockefel.lers for Peyser and five other GOP in- * " *" ' ' '~ ensus class offered by Seminole his 1968 Sgt. Unwin Is a graduate of Catholic High in Canton OWo. assigned to Kemler AFB, Miss. # Senate campaign and cumbent.s: Sens. Caries MCC. Pahokee High School, and He received his A.B. degree training as an air traffic for Junior College, beginning the early stages of his present Mathias of Maryland, Milton R. attended Florida Ohio con troller. He is a 1973 from State government Tuesday, Oct. 15. race for re-election. The family Young of North Dakota and Pe. SEAM A N JACKSON University. University where he was of Seminole High School and is This course is designed to has given Peyser at least i. ter H. Dominick of Colorado Delbert P. Jackson III has in 1966 through married to the former commissioned A survey of households in the introduce the student to the 500. At least 20 other incumbent and Reps. Jack F. Kemp of New completed boot camp at !he area will be taken Oct. 14-18 by fundamentals of piano Katherine Grossman of Winter playing senators and congressmen have York and William S. Cohen of Naval Training Center, a pta i n o rto n ROTc the federal Bureau of Census. and theory. The ten-week received between Park. $500 and Maine. Diego, Calif. Seaman The survey, part of the an- course, offered from 3 to 5 p.m. $22,000 in campaigns earlier Airman Guillenno E. Navas, The largest contribution was Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. g t nual census on education, will on Tuesday and Thursda , this of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Re son R eass e year. before the $8.500 to Javits in I%8 and the NIbert P. Jackson of Oviedo, y be conducted by Marilyn requires a registration fee. recently Rockefeller nomination was srh;'llest %~;,, ~j ~,V donation to I% ill rup)rt to c1ccironic st-lio0l Frirl Trnit-dri I A Ill ; MCKt'LthCIi and Gertrude C01611) Cke a IN C Registration and additional announced in August. course in 4 arinc Captain ua%iu DomInick's campaign on July 1 at Great Lakes, ill electronics. Navas, who atinformation is available by Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs. The 22 recipients were identi. this year. Javits also received They will visit homes and contacting the college, grouptended Lyman High Ste phen will fled in a spot check of campaign $12,000 from other members of D FT. KNOX, %). ,J • obtain infomution about the stay at Keesler AFB for further records since 1%8. Because the family in 1968 and so far this Springs, has reported for duty Seminole County men have number of school years corna ttu. arne orps Air Station, completed eight weeks basic campaign laws did not require year has been given more than U ,J pleted by household members. Cherry Point, N.C. A 1969 training at the U.S. Army full disclosure before 1972 and trs and They will aLoo ask questions graduate of the U.S. Naval Center, Amor. here. because comprehensive lists a sister-In-law, Mrs. John D. about the number of children The son of a Longwood couple Academy, he joined the Receiving Instruction in drill attending nursery school or A spokesman for Javjts said ' afl( cremnnie., . po P Residents of the Rolling Hills kindergarten. i ation Boatswain' s Slate a the senator sees eo conflict in reading, combat tactics, area promised sidewalks In the The Census Bureau also his receipt of campaign fundsAircraft Handling School at the .eLI. ,it'1nih, at i ,,j AA1.. A £ mili ta ry courtesy and Justice, ua nhLdiIIugI survey ....., and the upcoming confirmation £dblU nu- iecnnicai Training 'J" "Jo IaJ IVUII 'I first aid and Army histo ry and employment and unem. Elementary School will ha ve to vote. Al though Javits expects to Center. traditions were: ployment nationally for U* U.S. wait a little longer. Navy Airman Apprentice vote in favor of Rockefeller, he Pvt. Thomas J. Curry, 18, son Progress has been made in Dept. of Labor. James M. Redwine, son of Mr . New AF Post will await the outcome of of Mrs. Betty J. Curry Of 223 the joint effort of the county and Almost 50,000 households and Mrs. Clyde S. Redwine of firmation hearings before -across the country, ilcien- school district, most recentiy 1.1 Col. Charles H. Gibson, Nor th Si, Altamonte Springs. 736 L.ong(lale Ave., received reaching a final decision, Pvt. Leroy P. Dawson Jr., 18, tifically selected to represent a' the submission of recominstruction at Lakehurst son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary son of Mrs. Betty Dawson, 498 spokesman said. cross section of American mendations for the paving of New Jersey school in coor: Gin of 1004 Cypress Ave., WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. j1. An aide to Peyser, who has dinating the arrangement and Sanford, has assumed duties as W. Beresford Rd, DeLand. hose sidewalks by D.F. K ir k- ate and House conferees ha households, take part in Michael Waggoner, Patrick, school district plant voted to eliminate the auto ve received $12,000 from Nelson movement of planes aboard new commander of the 91st ih' 17, Pvt. - 1 monthly survey. son of Mr. andL.Mrs. William and $23,500 from ed to planner. All tu Refueli ng Squadron stationed Pid other family aircraft carriers. The plans were terlock system which prevenla mem Waggoner, 1101 Reams St., be rs, sa id the congress. the Bureau Is confidentiti by presented to the County a car from beLn,j &iw1ne is a f ormer Lyman at Wichita, Kans. started until man and former governor . Engineer's department, late sea thelts are fastened. are high student. law and can be published Pvt. Floyd F. Martin III, 17, old frien In 1970, Gibson served in ds last and have long supweek. as statistical totals in which no Under an agreement an. Sou theast Mix where he flew whose pa rents li ve at 1058 W. However, because county nounced Monday, an eight-see- ported each other. Peyser's disindividual or household can be ict over 110 mIssions in th EB-66 Tulane Dr., Altamonte Springs. tr includes Hills, Two Air Officers Pocantico engineer Bill Bush Is out of town ond warning buzzer would be ___ identified, Pvt. Robe rt A. Denim Jr., 18, the aircraft and ll am huge Rockefe er f ily missions for the week, the recom- retained to tell drivers and pa.sf the Vietnam conflict. whose father lives at 11 N. mendations will not be sub. sengers when seat belts are not late in Westchester County. Among his decorations and Third St., Winter Springs. mitted to the county corn- fastened. But the continous bus. Other Republicans who have Pvt. George E. Schneider, 19, Colonel Edgar W. Diggers, awards are the Distinguished missioners for at least one week zer now in use on most isis. received contributions from and Air Meda l son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jr., a 1942 graduate of from today. Two Seminole County Air Flying Cross Model cars would be dropped. Nelson's brothers include: Schneider, 214 Grande Vista, Seminole 111gb School, e. th nine oak leaf cl usters. At that time, the cornThe agreement also would Sens. Robert P. Grif fin of Mich. Force officers have received wi DeBary, and recently reti red from the The Central Florida rnissloners will ei ther approve low interlock systems on 19Th igan, a member of the senate new assignments. The colonel was cornPvt Clarence L. Ford Jr., IS, United Sta tes Mr Force after of the Society of Real Estate Of reject the specific plans cars to be disconnected under Rules and Administration Corn. Colonel Hugh M. Miller, son missioned in 1957 and received whose parents live at 1832 30 years of service, lie ii a Appraisers will sponsor a 20- Kirkpatrick designed. certain circumstances. mittee, which held hearings on of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of his pilot's wings In Coolidge, Sanford. World War I veteran and week course in Real Estate Commissioner Greg conferees a1 gave the nomina tion, $1,000; Charles Sanford, has assumed his Born and raised in Sanfo rd , Receiving Identical training s erved in the Republic of Drummond Appraisal at Florida Tech explained the retary of transportation author- H. Percy of Illinois, ,000; position as Deputy Base be is m ar ried to th e former at Ft. Jcckson, S.C. was Pvt. Korea and in Vietnam. Col. University beginning Oct & project will eventually be ap- ity to order installation of pas- John G.Tower of Texas, $1,000; Commander at Ha nsccnn AFB, Betty Davis of this tftijaji they Robert N. Wilder, 19.son of Mr. Riggers received Th e course, to meet his B.& proved, but It may not be the slve-restrafnt safety devices and Edward W, Brooke ofMas. Mass. have three sons, Gregory, and Mrs. 1evlJ. Wilder, of 206 P.1, Ed. degrees from the Tuesdays and Thursdays Ofd& of business for the such as air bags in the future. sachusetta, $500. Colonel Miller, previously Michael and C. ,Herman, North St., Altamonte Springs. University of Florida. through Dec. 17, will lead to county road department, as _________________________ credi t toward the Senior Real much as he would like to see it ________________ completed first. __________________________ Property Appraiser title, Legal Legal Notice Designed for r.ppraiser, real estate broker. NOTICEOFAPPLICATIOM NOTICEUNDIRFICTITIOUS NOTICEUNOERFICTITIOUS — FIcTITIOuSNAMC NOTICEOFAPpLICATIOPI FICTITIOUS FOR TAX DEED tender builder and NAME STATUTE NAME STATUTE Notice FOR TAX DEED Is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that i am *Sectt.n I,7.lPS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida Statutes TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the course also includes ed In business at P.O. Boi Ui, (Section engaged In I,7.4t3 Florida Statvtes of business at 101 Wymore engag Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that the Rd. Altamonte Springs, Seminole Fern Park 32730, Seminole County. Introduction to real estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, undersigned, pursuant to the under s igned, pursuant to the Florida under the tictit.oj name of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. County. Florida. fjaIl t hat Paul R. or Kenneth M. watson 'Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter that R "Fictitio'.,s Name Statute" economics and urban land COMPANY, AZTEC SUPPLY, and that I Intend Riset B Estate the name holder of SELECTOR th holder of the following 09, Florida Statules.wiil register 565,09. Florida Statute, will register itudjes. thC following certificates has filed and that I Intend to register said toregister said name with the Clerk DE LTONA-3 e ginning lii*icallS as sUed said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. with the Coun ty Comptroller, in and certiicate Bill Pardut, Senior Monday, the Deltona Public for a tax deed to be issu.d thereon. in and frjr Seminole County, Florida, 'o SemInole County, Florida. upon said certificates for a tax deed to be na me with the Clerk of the Circuit CO the Circuit Court. Seminole issued thereon. The certificate Court. Seminal, County. Florida in County. Florida in accordance with Residential Appraiser with the li brary will be open Mondays The certIficate numbers and years upon receipt Of PlOOf of rno receipt of proof of the publication of num bers md years of issuance, the accor dance with the the Provision s of the Fictitious CO issuance, the publication description of Of this notice, the fitthis notice, tPu fititiøus name, to Name Statutes. To Wit: Section V description of the properly, and the the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Orlando finn of Duekworth, through Fridays from 11 a.m. to property, and the names in whi tItIou name, to wit: EPOCH wlt DAIRY QUEEN - BRAZIER names in which it was assessed are Wit Section $6509 Florida Statutes $6509 Flor ida Statu*s 1957. Duckworth, and Pardue Inc., 3p.m. in the little Red SChOOl was ass essed are as follows: ch it PROPERTIES PARTNERSHIP under which I am engaged in S K enneth E Kaufman as follows will be the instructor. Certificate No wtiich business P40 9, a 1 Partnership, 31 Year at 97 Highway of der un 434 in House at the Community Pijblth Oct 1, f IS, 27. 1974 Certificate No 136 Year of $ Lee F He,cok ISsuance 1971 *C are engaged in business at Post City oP Fern Park. Florida. Applications for the course Center. Issuance 95$ Publish SP 17, 21 Oct 1, $. 1974 DEG I) Description ol Property Office Box S. Longwood, Florida. That thecorporalion inter es ted in may be obtained by contacting Description .fPr.p.rty DEF H Lot 1081k DOakIand Shores P5 10 Speakers are available for That the parties int eres t ed in said said business enterprise Is as FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE LOt 6 81k D Bungalow City Plot the FTU office of Educa tional club meetings through the P95 3 & a Notice s herety given that I am busineis enterprises are as followt: bollows: Notice is hereby given that Imn- engaged In business at Book 7 Page $7 Name In which assessed Oakland P. Ty Tarby Dean I Louise, Inc., 701 Bldg Conferences, courtesy of The Volusla County 5Iores Name in which assessed Xenn,th penal Propeqt;esol North America, suite 310. Semoran Inc. Blvd. Attamonte by Robert D. Watson Jimmy B. Martin • Inc. desires to engage In a business Springs, Seminole Two other Real Esta te library System by cntacting 0 Lauer & Mary M. Lauer his All of said property being In the as President Alexander C. Clark County. Flor ida All of said property Wing in tPi in Sanford, Florida under th. name under the fictitious course, a four-week one In Law, Ws. Katherim Stewat at City County of Seminole. state of Dated at Orarqt County, Florid&, County Epoch Propertits. inc. na me of THE of Seminole, Slat@ of ot Carriage Covt ot Sanford and HADACOL SALES COMPANY, and September 76th, 1971 By: John H. McClintock,Jr. andaslz.weekcineln Principles Island, DaYtona BeSCb, Fla. Florid.. irdends Florida. to register that name with that I Intend Un:ess such certificate or cer. said name Publish: Oct. 1, 5. IS, fl 1974 Robert R. Vefgnoile and Practices, will also begIn 32014. Unless such cert ificate or cer t he Clerk of the Circuit CO4JI't Of with the Clerktoofregister tifictes Shall be redeemed cc the Circuit Court. DEtt) Edward W. Dedelow llficgt shall be redeemed ac SIrfllflolC County Florida. On Oct. 18. Seminole County, F lo rida in ac Jack L. Sharp The Deltona Public Library cording to law the property NOTICE OFACllOPf cording to law the property Ginsbur . Ross. described L.' such c er tificate or rdance with the provislon of the John H. McClintock, Jr. hasa listing of free films Which certificates will STATE OF FLORIDA TO: described in such certificate or Dent I Byrd, P A Fictiti'u Name Statutes. To Wit: be sold to the James H. Pugh, Jr JOHN H BAISLEY , if al. and certificates will be Sold to the 113.4 Main Street may be borrowed as well. For ,,g,,, , C4%h b~dder at the court Section ss o rIor;a Statutes 1957 Lows C Pritchett his vnknovvn spovie it married, and h#ghtll Mh bidder at 1he court Sjra%ola. Fior,a& 13SIl this contact Mrs. J.B. Williams cbooi on the 4th day of viky Dated September 91 h, 5974 ,f dead, the unknown heirs. devis. house door on the 4th day Pblith Oc t I, I, IS , 77, 1974 President of Deltona or come to the grantees, assignegs. lj#nors, November, 1974 &I It. 00 A M Dated this 19th day of September, Aga A Publisi. Oct 1. DEC 7 creditors, trustees, or any and all At Altamonte library in person. Dated this 19th day of September, 1911 DEGI persons ctaImIrg by, through, under 1974. FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE or agalnt said Defendant, the FLORIDA Art hu r H. Bec kwith, Jr. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Two free demonstrations and Clerk of Circuit Court resilcnce of whom Is urnown. and CASE NO. 74199$ Clerk NOT ICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that of Circuit Court of g.fJng p 4Jes o, FOR TAX DE of Contribution Seminole Co un ty. of ag ainst any and all persons ha ving, DIVISION B Seminole County, by virtue of that cert ain Writ of (Section 191.49$ Florida Statutes Florida preparing native fish will be or claiming to have, any right, title In me the Marriage of Florida Execution Issu ed out of and under 19 69 ) S By: Ida Creal, of Inleftit in the following drkribed SHIRLEY A MEADOWS. Wife. held Oct. 15 and 16 at 10 a.m. at NOTICE IS Hr-REq) the Seal of the Circu i Court of , I S By Ids creal r GIVEN, Deputy Cief k that Mr. or Mrs R. W. Schoolcrait land lying .and being In Seminole Petitioner, seminole County, Florida, upon a Deputy Clerk On Altamonte Springs Civic Publish: Oct. 3, 5, Ii. 33, 1971 Cou nty.Florida, to wit: and the holder of the following cer final (udgment render ed in the DEG 30 Publish - Oct. 3. 8. IS, 77, I97 Center. Reserva ti ons are ___________________________ Beginning 14 chains Swtr, Of the ____________________________ CLYDE O MEADOWS, Husband, aforesaid court on the 21st day of tifitati has filed said certillcates DEC24 Th e Central Florida NW corner of Section 31, Township necessary, and can be made by Respondent. November, A 0 1977, in that certain f or a tax deed iUued thereon Zoological Society will ecjve IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND The certificate tonube 19 South, Range 30 East, run South THE STATE OF FL3RIDA TO: case entitled, William J. Fabry mbers and years contacting the Federa tion NAME: CLYDE 0. MEADOWS PlaIntiff, -vs William A. Fabry and an unexpected contribution FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. 04 issuance, the description of the chaIns, East 17.(4 chains, North IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FLORIDA. Senior Citizens Clubs of 5rJy properly, and the names In which it 5$ chains. West 17(4 chains to the FOR RESIDENCE: Unknown Lucille Fabry. flu, wife, Defendant, . SuMINOLE COUNTY, CASE NO. 74.I1.CAU4F Point of Beginning (Less State Road FLORIDA. Seminole Last Known Mailing County. was assessed areas followi: The which afof.'s.ld writ of Execution The Lake Mary Fire. DIVISION F Address: Certificate Plo. 79$ Year of 4*), was eliv,red to me as Sheritf of demonstrations are 0P 10 the CASE NO. 74.1S0s.E In re: the Marriage of Department, and Chamber of Issua nc e 1971 YOU, AND EACH OF YOU , Are In re: The Change of Name of Post Office Box Seminole Coutty, Florida, and I public. BARBARA JEAN HOWELL. hereby notified U.S. Naval ri of that an action have levied upon the bOlIøwing Dfc pfion has prop,r Commerce co-eponsored a day. BETTY JEAN STtCx, DALE WI!z been brought against you, Astronautics Group Beg 3 Ft S of NW Cor Run described property Owned by in the EDWARD HURST and JAMES LEE long bazaar Saturday, Sept. , Ft E S Ft S 33 Ft E 790 Ft N 300 Ft Circuit Court. In and for Seminole IIUPS T Del. B William A. Fabry and Lucille Fabry N 63 Deq I? Min W To Beg (Les% Beg County. Flortoa, In Civil Action No. the procee& of which will be 1AMEVILLOY0 HOWELL. JR., Rosemount, Minntwin SWU JaCkson fOrmerly Lucille Fatwy, ffi NOTICE OF SUIT Hutbind 74 16$1 CA 13 F enlitledMORRIS E. TO LEE S)OFtE&77FtP4ID eg wf5fi0 YOU ARU HEREBY NOtIFIED sa id property being located Irt donated to the Zoo to defray EDWARD IIUR5T NOTICE OF SUIT FOR Run NI Deg W 240Ff N I2Deg E 10 HANSON. Plaintiff, versus JOHN H. that SHIRLEY A MEADOWS hal SemInole County, Florida , more Residence Unknow n FOOd DISSOLUTION OFMARRIAOI BALSLEY et at, Defend ants, arid Lake SElyon Lake To'tP4I3DN filed a etstiyiintl,ecirco,rtof Particularly described as fellows you ARE IlLREfty NOTIFIED bara Stnit-h rtpor!,,d 11,Tllt~ 11AIE11 TME STATE OF of Beg S 12 DN W to Beg L g4rj 5)o V'Ou Afe rNuired to %tr*iv a co:),y of that a suit ft,# CtIonQf 0# Name ha% Stmlnole County, Florida, for Lot 8, IWI Part of Lot 7 bed FLORIDA Ft £01 SW Cot, Run N 33 Ft N 13 U._ your written defenses. ii any, to It on been filed against you Marriage, Di$iolutln of as: you are flegln at the Soulhweit c or ner of Monday, after a i*rtlal acin the Circuit es th TO: JAMES LLOYD HOWELL, JR. 'AMin LSSecWai 5% Ft wui r.., ci SPEER & SPFFP ' *.• " t "!. r:' Class In lip reading will be counting e affair resulted In .i.!r; C..wrI vi me ê'gnte'entn Judicial re...... to :cr'.e cc C' erLe !' '; ,,ijwti Piul5 10 ( LUid Sly 10 SE Coe V' to written defenses, it any, on 13" tO the left from liii West line o attorneys, whose address Is Post Circuit of the State of Florida, in and Youare notlfk-d that 4 Petition for fitg & 899 ItS Ff S of $396 profit. Mrs. Smith Is NW Cor Run S Offl"8*x 1364, SAnforclL Flimids #or S#minole County, under Civil THOMAS G. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE Sa;d Lot a 64 IS ftel 10 a pointA ficulty hearing and find hearing hopeful the final donati I to V* r%;!@--!1--f4v% nf Marriage has been $9107 Ft E lfl,O3Ft P1 IDeg 3Mm 33771, on or before November h, N 71 1305 E the slyliof said OF LAW OFFICES OF THOMAS C. thence run S degrees 30' 13" to th( filed &9sing you &,to y" ar* 219 07 Ff N A) Deg $7 A,D If74, and f Ile the Original *ith Aticn aids undesireable or unhelu1. zoo will amount to $500. Min E 621141 Fil Ouse be4ig. IN RF 7h@ ch to serve a copy of your Nj W 119407 Fl me Clerk of this CoitI either before Name of RETTY JEAN STUCK Petitioner, whose address s Post last course 277 1 feet to. point onth The sessions wil l be held at St. t the Pe$iiiorr on th to Beg) Sec 1? 1 5 75 P F 77 Acres PIninttq' attc.rneys or DA( r F OfOc flog Sif. 11007 highway 4361 West line of soo lot I, thence ,ilon ir r titi i lt Att,,ne, Emc,pd Churi..h, immed.sIeIy thereafter. one, 37 Altamonte Spri ng s, Florida 37701, the West line of said Lot to point of JAMES I, EL HURST , JR., 7O Hartford Name 4n which assessed Lena Hilt default will be entered against you Lake Howell Road, Winter Leopard Cubs BUTLER, and file an original will, th' Clerk of beginning, Block 13. Evansdale YOU ARE , K K Building, Orljndo. Fllda 32101, (b4tim) Donald Lerscri Mm f0i' tM relief demanded in the to file your Answ Park . Monday evenings c' tfc'e Lake Mary, Florida according to er with the Clerk of the above styled Lour and vile th e original in the office of f. All ci sa id property being in the Complaint. the Circuit Court and tt. %Crve a OOv NOvimber 4th, 1974, otherwise a the Plot thirq'gt r itj,4 beinnIni Oct. 7. Gerahi n.s. r:. rL SAl.... - -- i..... ua tlr. ,k.. fl.a..ia a'...., r....... .Pta! Registration LEISURE - master's degree from the Service Medal at Phanom Royal Thai Air Base. University of Michigan. 0- .M. - . , K ill ion Receives Burks Promoted High School, Month" by the Southeast First He is an owner of Forrest Paigns of Senate and House The largest congressional National Bank of maiund Greene, Inc., a real estate firm members now eligible to vote campaign contributors in the Mr& Driggers is a new Recount with offices in Winter Park, on his nomination to be vice Rockefeller family are Nelson representative, Joining the Apopka and Lake Mary president and his brothers, David, Lau bank in 1973 A ccording to federal came rance and John D. III, all misisloned, in IOU. and is a Vietflam War veteran. He attended St. Petersburg 41! . 11# . 4 M Jill Jill JIP Carroll Righters Individual Forecast for your %in for October S now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and Si to Carro:i Righter Forecast, The Herald, P.O. Bos o29, Hollywood, Calif. 92i IM, 1*4l1 1 & uue wo %F'%P %F p F vv=iwsa" 's !I , ~ It F.'~ ri ~__.-.1Ni.", i--i ~.W~~ V~- I .ri 4_ -1 Good All Day 1. -P i~e _ _- LOBSTER HOUSE SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN Plfl CI1DIM 11AM Ah 4E 4 I - ~__ - _il __ �- ---- _- •. - - - - - -- . ----. - - --- _ . WOMEN _____________________________________________ 8A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl SPORTS I Tuesday, Oct 8, 1974 Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft - Tuesday, Oct 8,197+—] B Hit DEAR ABBY Roy Just Isn't . -91 - omen Ma ing Waves W Mariying Kind ' - .- , - ~_ . - . k I I i I ADoara i B)MIIGAII.%'ANBURF ,i - 0 N 'Q u " f . . INOV ....--,1. ._. - •-.. By FRANK MACOMBER the mounds of paper work around b the Japanese in the stricken from any official DEAR ABBY: Roy and I are engaged to be married. My The Herald Services generated by supporting a Pacific, Elizabeth Reynard, a description of the career Navy blem is that he has gotten th e same girl pregnant three times. Navy at war. young prokssor at Barnarni woman. She can do virtua lly Tbefirsttimeit happened Roy didn't know me. Thegirl was in Women's liberation is getting College, was chosen to draft a anytldng her male counterpart Today, 32 high school th en, and she lost the baby so Roy gotoff lucky years later, women big box office today, but one f of the Navy are repai;ing and plan to organize a Women's can do, short of sIooting at an The second time Roy was home from th e Army on an its most significant beginnings Naval Reserve component. By enemy. malnthinfiw et fi hi f' emergency furlough. (His father had died and he came home for Occurred 32 years ago. midyear Congress voted to as ai r ccc 1 en ab Today there are no more the funeral. Roy said he went to see this girl and N" That was when the she wanted to approve formation of a WAVES, only Navy omen U.S. aircraft hoto r take his mind off his sorrow. She had th e baby, which Roy still Navy's top commanderf hi 12000 feet above the eart,t a:d women's corps in the Navy, doing professional work in decided It was time to admit at' 600 feet below the sea's chstefldWomenAc(,pJfor some 30 Navy ratings ranging Right after ftc) gate me a ring, this gIrl turns up pregnan t women into the service Volunteer Emergency Serice (torn nursing to a%iation ansurface again She claims its Rn3 s I think she was just tr)tng to hook The men of the Na had to bun Iletrled toalkhertntoanabof.tIon but she ref,.ued warfare Ever since thisg un They are working in the g-ho tisu bmarine len I d rapidl technician at'ortion is murder itc aealnct her concclenc'e and btcids says be freed f t expanding field 'f drug It s a , 5trative job-, to r6uil(l, ill l\ r women officers and 10,307 She is having the baby in November and I had planned to get revamp and reman the Pacific and rehabilitation, writing for — the WAVES. Fleet after its staggering losses marrud in t)ecember technical publications, COflWhat the WAVES achIeved nurses, doctors, law)ers, at Pearl Harbore ROY Says if I will foirgive him and marry him anyway, he will a ducting research, fighting fires during and since World War 11 never look at another girl as long as he lives Would chaplain and engineers, along Even the most reluctant of and dealing with computers, you mart') is a significant part of with 36 captains and 241 hLrn', the Navy's highest echelon paper and coffeepots. American military history. The comm.anders. IN LOVE WITH ROY conceded women were the only Back In 1942, while the U.S. words "temporary" and In 1%8 women officially were DEAR UN: No. He's accident prone, doesn't learn from ex- personnel available to handle Navy still was being pus:hed "reserve" long since have been made a part of the Navy. perience,andseerngtob.easerious weaknesshehasn'tlea d bow to control. Lance Rentzel, I L.I't The waY ne%sspapers write auout tue uU- . -- - - - ,__I_a. as 1_;~-_-----. __ __ - -_- Feeding the flood of fight fans for one thing. . __ 7 The Inter Continental hotel, the only luxury inn in that city of 1,2&q,122 people, is flying in more than 120,000 pre-frozer-i meals at the request of the Zaire ". h Uniformed Navy careerwoman zeros In the acdon s Husband - Surgery Doesn f Mean New Fat • government to feed the 6,000 anticipated visitors during their six-day still y (only 500 can be put up in Q, Would you please clarify who announced baseball for Cincinnati Ofl the radio in L9557? R.L. Stone, South Lake Tahoe, Calif. - That would be Waite I-loyt, who was a great pitcher on the great New York Yankee teams of the 1920s and was known as the Brooklyn Schoolboy because he pitched briefly for the New York Giants at the age of 18 before settling down to a career which produced 237 victories and election to the Hall of Fame. He was the Reds' broadcaster for 25 years. ' - - - - Q %%e have taIled to officials in Little League all over and can't find these answers 1, In professional and Little League ball. can you change your pitcher to another position and then bring him back to pitching' 2 What percentage of major league players once played Little League ball? — . _.. - . Brveriy HUts. - - A// - n re - - Lnorus U rls fl. Cat. o -__ - - ByrHMo*m TheH ad Services : slow walk while check their puise rates. a' . - POtLV'S POINTERS Exercise Sundals !.. The longer you keep moving to pony and the more your heart and k' left and pony right, Susie Q. lungs work, the more or,'gen is bow and arrow, rock in threes Utilited by your body. That' - __ _-.0 s and sneak nan? where "aeroc" At an serOWC daflCB clasi, Splfflng "Aerobic means 'with that's where. ltl~ By POLLY CRAMER oxygen."' Mrs. Sorenson said. "Aerobic dance takes the the basic nutrient *ce of joqft% and traditional of the body," DEAR POLLY How can I clean my wooden "ezercise" exercises do Jacki said. "Oxygen is needed for sandals? They are very soiled ad discolored. — JANE. shape," explains geles, a improved metabolism and Sorenson of Los An DEAR POLLY — In dL_' cu~my Pet Peeve with others I find member of the clinic staff of the circulation, to relieve mental most feel the same as I do about having to buy things in sets, President's Council on Physical and physical fatigue, ease especially cookware. One company sells cait iron, another cast Fitness and developer of tensions and anxiety." aluminum and another copperUttomed stairdess steel but too aerobic dance for physical Mrs. Sorenson not only often in sets only. Sometimes we like to buy one piece as a gift but conditioning, cannot. There are many other items developed the program, she has sold the same way that are passed by when often the customer would buy some "It really is a rhythmic one neeieii MRS.J}Jfl. to keep It Interesting and fun. sport," she adds. "II is play, Is fun, It is a game. And the DEAR POLLY - I am answering Bertha whose husband , "Almost every woman would name of the game 13 to stay In love to be a chorus girl allergic to wool pants worn against his skin. An extension agent at least Umre moving for 30 minutes or onc-e told us to line all men's and womcn' wool slacks but this 15 more." quite a job to do. I bought women's nylon pants liners and li "But, dancing talent Is not thern and do not we why men's rjylon knit PBJa= pants could ke ot The pace at which dancers necessa.-y. You don't have be worn under wool pants as liners. It seems tome they would be move depends upon their have rhythm or be wellgreat to keep the wool away from the skin. — MARGARET. Physical conditions. From Ume coordinated. All you have to do ____ DEAlt POLLY We were having trouble to time during each class, Is be ready to be active and Acrobatic dancers step out to keep fit gracefully heads bleeding through the fresh paint on ow newly pirchased movement 15 brought to a very have fun." wood frame house. A carpenter friend suggested that we first spot paint the nail heads with aluminum paint and then repaint with the uwde paint. We have no more of this bleeding and thought __________________________ _____________ this Ninter might help someone else with the same problem. — \lIS IIW a Need .' - Up - - - - the first few feet near the Pork is particularly likely to stomach, The colon serves tO beinfested with trichinosis. reahoorb water. U you had the And, In the marketplace colon and part of the sinai! In. meat grinder that ttst1ne removed or If the peration caused you to have an beef. Then some so.calletl 'eractive small intestine ground f may conta in some preventing normal absorptionraw pork. It you want to be stre then It might. You may have you have pound beef without heard of operations to prevent contamination with pork, I'd obesity. They bypass or detour suggest buying good beef and a large section of the small Ifl. thengrinding It at home. So, testine (not the large Intestine). think all Meat you eat should be And, they frequentlycause properly cooked, including problienu. beef. I suspect that the reason for __ Your weight gain Is lack of physical activity after surgery. I note your statement about the incision being tender. If you can become more active perhaps UU will not continue to have a weight problem. Some people h'.'e tender incisions for months and others have no Problems even within a few weeks. You should ask your surgeon about it. DEAR DR. tAMB—I'e en- DEAR POLLS' - It aIwys aithoys me to see a dress that gaping betweenbuttons in the front gaping the buton& Now i nut i zipper on the inside so it cannot be seen. I find the dresses look so - _ .......j. . Istart the ilppzr Io In the front and have ft extend below the . _td tjv ,,, button. Bastt- zipper to be sure it is In ard stays in the riot place and then stitch. The stitchina will show but when mat r4sr 1het! is used this Inoks better the - - - Roachesand Ants - )~f CL iri Art ,,0W netu Held -. - . . Members oi the SanfordStmiriv _M % W extilbiting their w9rk at the I lói'Id F. f ,t Headquarters - DcBary -- . treasurer. Plans were for. mulated for the annual J4sll,w..n whi4, will N+1 it the Lk \t('flI(j' Elementary School Oct. 26 from 2 8 6 p.m. a, many dresm. Several Years ago I noticed that between the buttons on the front of a very eensive id have added then to mw, Ill.. !rees and blouses. I found It wril worth the thght truuL'k. ThcgarmcnL look so much .— pOLls iu;u oux My Pet Peeve S with the companies spun siding t'nus coupons I so many of the products that o -heir 1b1s but not so he am to ': a 1 ,a Oet.7, Z4 p.m. Mayor Honored Rose Show 0 Mrs. Roger Giles. president fl(ct! S it 1',, 11 tS I announced the- third anntwl ro3e show will be held Nov. 3 at '10k.: the Daytona Mall, Volusla I Avenue and Nova Road better. and 13, and thc last two if necessary, will be played 1 I---' 1 _4-~--- ~ -_ . t- I . !___ M,_ .-. i- _ - iL:, . a . . .... - ' 11 14' MOVING CAN BE League. So the first two games, slated for Oct. 12 # : __ J11 API of the National League champions. Could result in some football schedule juggling if St. Louis wins the National League title because the football Cardinals are slated to play at home that first Sunday. __________________ ,lPPif'a4C4' a zvt '.s m . I - -- ' a' - , *, .P . I 11 - CHICAGO BULLS .I -- NBA — Midwest Division It. V 1973-74 finish: W 54, 128 — 2nd place "i" " ' - If defense and tenacity were the main cniteia for winning a championship, the Bulls would win almost every season. Last -. season, Dick Motta's defense-minded teax led the NBA In -holding opponents wider 100 points, accomplishing the feat 48 -: times in 82 regular-season games or nearly 60 per cent of the I time. And no team has to scrap and light more for its points than 7 (hicago. L. The hulls probably use less onen-one stuff than any other .t I _'l I - -1 I .-___ top4llght club. Many of their baskets come out of scrambles and 1. . .. It -: ____ .- -___ . I __ , I hard work, not from flashiness. Mother asset Is the volatile and . al, ," - J~ Ak . 7 - - .------.-I 'e .; • active Motta. lie never lets his team stop hustling. What the , Bulls needed badly — and finally obtainel . - I . Z__ 't- was a scoring _v --,w r ,. center, Nate Thurmond. Now, if they could get a deadly outside ? ,; , shooter. \ .—' !. . WS7* . - f - -_ &.- . .,e; - I~, .10 -1-30. ; . FORWARDS: Bob Love is an excellent shooter, a man who - ' ' ' _. " ' ~ ",r fires his jump shots with extreme quickness and drives the baseline well. But he is lean and slender, and is not a fighter 40 : under the boards Chet Walker long has been acknowledged as it! -' -. -. ' one of the best one-on-one players in the league, but age has '. . . ø''•' I. '. . slowed him down slightly and this could be his last season. The ~ .*' I , I .* .% ---P' ;;~ * .,,C m -e A _. -,~-:_%-,~~.4 —, ,;,. -~. — r-1Z — " ~;, Bulls traded Howard Porter In hopes of grooming rookies - r, .Maurice Lucas and Clifton Pondexter as replacements for tore -' and Walker. But Lucas decided to forego a pro career and '? •. • :--r:" complete his education at Marquette, so only Pondexter Is left. Rating: B. *" L.. i1' ' - 'b CENTER: Thurmond, plagued by an Injury that kept him sidelined late last season and most likely cost Golden State c playoff berth, Is the scoring and rebounding center the desperate Bulls have long been seeking. Although he is 33, he & 17 ; -4.--, still is regarded as one of the premier pivot.rncn in the leage. And his unselfish attitude on the court makes him perfect for g' Motta's team style of play. lie now makes the Bulls optimistic 4" . 4..-.- . " . . .%iiiiillii/ , I that they finally can overtake Milwaukee. Bulky Tom Hoer. - . I -_1. - .'. winkle, whose best attribute Is setting a pick, Is Thurmond's relief. Rating: A-. 1 tj." GUARDS: Jerry Sloan Is a rugged, hard-nosed player. He has .w. even gone so far as to challenge Wilt Chamberlain. The way he . . plays the game — more In football fashion — infuriates op4* -, ponents. It also triggers his teammates, and they respond to him with reverence. moan could be a forward, as evidenced by the ' --fact that he was the team's second leading rebounder last ~~ ENIM11011111 season. Norm Van Uer Is the playmaking, running, shooting 611110 type of guard, with great Instincts and timing. Malt Guokas A steady drizzle may have wet the photographers lens __ but II didn't ts dampen the spiri ROPS KEEP of golfers at doesn't appear to be doing anything exciting, but his acSanford's Mayfair Country Club last weekend. Saul Abramsm, 418 S. Park Ave.f&wW the rain otdy cvmlllstlments often are deceiving. Rating: B. FALLING ON M Y PUTTwhetted Ws desilre to sink this fIve400I PUtt on the Ikh bole of the comrse. (Iferald Photo By George PREDICTION: The Bulls have been perennial runner- ups to a)es) Milwaukee in the Midwest Division, but Is one of the few centers - In the league who is not overwhelmed by the Bucks' great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Second In Midwest, '1. .. - - . - '-.' .•- - ------- -- - - ' . - .. 1 ' - -' - , • - ' _r - t4~t - ',- •- - I ---1z',r%;Zn1,1 -' ' ' '-- --- - ' "- - * - - ' - ''" L" - - - '-- -" T ,- - -- - v vciwiiit - - equipment - 5tR/s /7 . - -- -- SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE _PHONE 322-8321 I ___ . 7f/A' S Louis PhhIphia Wash a er o a Mrw n or 0 - - _____ 'o57"Z/,14,qa/p;' '/"' - ''a cc ,-' I . - A ,' // ~~Y-" / 274 5..,4///9 .— ivota ontest .1 BaltI- series up," said Dark. "They're teams moved West to play the options open, saying, "i'm not BALTIMORE (AP) final three games in Oakland. sure about it." more sent right.hander Jim two even hail clubs. The one Palmer against Oakland lefty L~wt gets the best pitching aml This year they came Fast. The If the series goes to a fifth Vida Blue today in the pivotal the breaks will win." 'lflCI auuea up to tour trurugame ot DaSeDaUs Amenim just glad to De home," Lain to use lIoitzInan, who did can League Championship unearned runs for Oakland and said third baseman Brooks such amasterfui job onSunday. Playoffs, with both clubs left Weaver talking to himself. Robinson. Weaver hedged between Today's opposing pitchers seemingly satisfied by the split Today's pitching matdiups Mt'NaiIv and Grimsicy. have been here before. Palmer of the first two gaines. offered a study In contrasts. •'I tlS 1 The duel for the pennani now 'u" &.0 .*h,, a';u i,l%x Ifl IJIC Blue was a workhorse for the 1973 playoffs w1h three-game comes down to Baltimore A's, compiling a 17.15 record '',45-/5,w,9,f seriea in Baltimore after the winning both gnmes. In the and hurling 221-3 innings, see/2'3' 27,'EO7f4,4'f' orioles won the opening game opener of that series,Palmer ond on the club only to Hunter. In Oakland and the A's bounced shut out Oakland while Blue Palmer spent 54 days on was kayoed In the Irst Inning. back to balance it Sunday. disabled List because of an inInGame4,Itwas Palmer's turn "We're pretty evenly mat- for fhl1ddI nerve in his elbow and an early shower, but the ched," said Baltimore Manager Orioles overcame a 4-0 deficit to struggled to a mediocre 7-12 ) P , Earl Weaver, after about a beat Blue record. He was 4-4 after returnagain, dozen of his Birth went through That series was won by Oak- ing to the Orioles rotation in a voluntary light workout land in live games and this one August. Anti doubt lingers over Monday. ti.as had the same pattern the ills condition. The A's arrived in town Mon- two teams followed in 1973, with After today, the teams were day night, and Manager Al Baltimore winning the first expected to return to their fIrstDark agreed with Weaver's game and the A's taking No. 2. game pitchers for G9nle 4. That 44 prognosis. There is, however, one irn- would mean Cuellar and "There's no way to size this portant difference. In 1973, the Hunter, although Dark left his ;: I 171 ,_-_. FIRST Doubles, Spec 7: (cfano Y:a 1310 1 6.) 600 8 5.an?i Elorza 150 600 4 ica Linhi 1.00 3 0u&eta (44) %3310 Penfecta 14 1 30 0 SECOND — Doubles, Spec 1: Santi Alberdl 7,10 540 150I - ,?f1,q/p ' I Central Division 1 0 0 1 000 73 51 Los Angeles at Gren Bay at MIlwaukee San Diego at Oakland Monday. Oct. 14 San Francitco a? Detro,t, N Jal Alal Results - ____________ 1 0 .750 2000 NYGiants 1 3 0 .250 51 61 - 7??b'P- 5/77-r4) 5;E , vvuu HILDA RICHMOND 4 3167 Del tona -- I OO4'MP SHIRLEY MILLET 634 p212 Forest City NFL Standings ue, 2' ficoRi' MARILYN GARLANTI 5349212 Alta monte Springs - - '. SANDRA RAWLIPiS 1349212 Casselberry LOS ANGELES (AP) r -r "ii If admitted his team had Its hacks ills southpaw pitching oppo- coming West from you save somebody for the to the wall on arrival in Los nent, Doug Rau, felt the same. 1958,theDodgershavehadonly world Series, you may not get Angeles. Both are youngsters, one regular season game said Manager Walter The Pirates had lost 3.0 and S. although the 24-year-old Klson postponed by rain —In 1967. Alaton before his [4$ Angeles 2 In their home park. gained acclaim In 1971 when he Catcher Manny Sanguillen Dodgers took on the Pittsburgh •"re's no tomorrow for us pitched 6 1-3 innings in relief and outfielder Willie Stargell TS AUOCIiIed Preu Cfflcao 2 2 0 500 69 5] Pirates today in the third game National Football L.a;u. if we don't win today," he said against Baltimore In the fourth paced the Pirate hitters Cnn Bay of their National Iague cham. DetroIt In relating tt obvious. "I made World Series game, which through the first two NL playoff Amerjn Conference P101P series, battle that the games, with averages of .375 Ea%tern Divi10 my decision to go with Bruce squared the e raeswent on towinin seven and .429 respectively. W L T PCI. PP PA icison pitching because he New Eng 1 0 0 I000 124 61 LA re pla ying before 56,000 in games. But the overall Pittsburgh Buffalo well for us down 310.75O63 S_F. their home stadium and holding thrown Atlanta Kison was U during the batting average was only .188. a 2.0 lead In the best-flve New On. 130 250 37 7' regular season and Rau 111. NY Jets 0 . On e th other hand, the Dodg. Murtaugh chose a right-hand. Ball 0 4 0 000 26 In series. Alston wouldn't look ed hitting lineup with Bob Rob- Each was hampered by a blis- ers were hitting .2U as a tearn ahead. icr on the middle finger of his with Ron Cey at .500 - InCentral Division Monday's Game ey-tson and Richie Zi starting 21. New York Jets I? Miami "You worry about the World throwing hand qt one point in cluding four hits' Sunday — Cl"l at first base and the outfield re. Pifi 2 1 1 425 74 59 Series w hen you get there the season. Both say there's no Steve Garvey and Bill Russell Houston Sunday, Oct 13 1 3 0 .250 42 44 ." spectively. at Atlanta 109Cticao said the dea:i of managers, who problem 1 3 0 .250 SI at.333, and Bill Buckner at.300. Cleve Cincinnati at Cleveland This Game No. 3 of the Both Alston and Murtaugh Western Divi0on New England of Nt* York Dodger teams in 1955,1959,1963 insert Willie Crawford, a left- championship series was an. were set, if necessary with Oakland handed hitter, in right field and nounced asa sellout on Monday Wednesday pitching assign- Kan City 2 2 0 500 67 67 New York Giaits at Prta and 1965. Denver 1 2 1 .375 65 96 delphia His opposing skipper, Danny Joe Ferguson catching. guaranteeing a crowd of 56,000. inents, the same men who faced San Miami at Washington Murtaugh of the Pirates, who Kison, a 6-foot-4 right-bander, One big surprise was a rain each other in the opener Don Buffalo at Baltimore National Conference was to celebrate his 57th birth- termed the game. ,,The most storm on Monda) which limited Sutton for Los Angeles and Eastern Division day at the playoff game. readily important I've ever started." the teams' workouts. Since Jerry Reuss for the Pirates. Dallas at St. Louis ( '- Sanford inn,Dwe 41 ' .. by Alan Maver SERIES THINKERS 1P'/i+' YWé A REAL BTiYt.A$jtpi J'I-I0lit - - I ;. I - - - I For fast relief call the 1111- M - -. f have aIwas thought that the leae w Series gets the weekend games tile following year. Which would mean that th e Oakland A's would play all the weekend games this year. Am I correct? Mike Cihaiski, Pleasanton, Ca Ilf. Wrong. The World Series openings are alternated annually from league to league Last year, it was the American I.eague's turi1 with the Series M gift - Q, Hostess. ects - ____SCOREBOARD (',oI a tough question about sports and the people who play them? A ll you got to do Is ask Murray Olderman. Write him at The Evening Herald. The mt Interesting questions will be answered in this column. Olderman regrets that he cannot write personal answers to all questions, , - rose growers are encouraged to 0 W1IIV. Sanford Mayor Lie P. Moore enter. received the Cross of 1l1ita Prizes will he awarded as Service for World War Ii, given well as the usual ribbons. It is T El to of Confederate expeced there will be more Brush on once ... IuIs for nonM, Veteransb Control roaches and ants the Lb United than 400 exhibits with At the nst meeting of the Daughter of ,cls) growers way -brush No Roach in from the Confederacy. inn! Mcn roe -Wilson P.T.O. the calmcts, cuphoarth, around when members met rentZy at south (:arou exhibiting as following officers were W: the horue of well as Florida and Gw& bathrm)in and kilchcn fixtures. Mrs. flF:AR POlJ.Y odor Do tall Mrs. C. that I fee] sure the will Tom Carroll, presIdent Colorless, odorless coating Roumflht, 910 Plnitfto Ave., grosers, disappear (rem her gold-colored rapkins U she soaks them In Wendell Springfield, vice stays effective (or months. For rrA1 Sanford. The presentation was information, with vmear added A iuiooia aJo WO(kS ll brigiten presideit; Mrs. Linda Jack 1, made by Moore's mother, Mrs Mrr. Giles, 2320 Hillside Ave., u ni -, te'.Warh tisuiil afici- soakini. M.B. secretary; Mrs. susan White, 'F. i. Taylor. Irerzw1 P; -k, Ora City.W u' n g g showed, you can shift your pitcher to another pocition and then bring him back to the mound, but it's verboten in Little League ranks. Because of the transitional nature of major league rosters, only a guess at the percentage of Little League-spawned players can be ventured: 30 per cent. There were 200 Littie League grads in the majors this year, and at least three on every roster. Parting shot: Joe Narnatb's disdain for the press is as boorish as that of Frank Sinatra but nurtured by the NY Jets' special treatment of their quarterback. HEADACHE! _____________________________ g .j /14`w___~ appenin In Seminole Easy WayTo Kill S H ,. - - It . • iicuiteso staging the F oreman.Ali fight in Zaire, I get the unpresslon It's being held out in the jungle somewhere, ii m' geography is correct, Kinshasa, h --the capital cit chere It's being held, used to be Leopolthllle a cosmopolitan cits of more than a million lIft tk \% I t ti I Iii ' — H II)( i . ,% 0 . N. L, 14 -'lizabeth, N.J. DEAR ABBY: You referred to alimony as '%he high cost leating." .1 ' J That ma be true, but I still think paying a mony I li is like buying oats for a dead horse. EL TORO, Calif. (AP) "W o open ed in 1942 and fourth high- !'j STILl 8W,1G While some nes% brides kiss est in the school's hlstor3, but their husbands and send them DEAR STILL: Ex-wives are not dead horses. They are ao the top score for any grad-. two. off to work each morning, Darlegged oat-burners and very much alive and licking. (Late in the past eight years ' lane Foskey kisses her busThough the cost of LEAVING may have seemed high at the band, Eddie, and then goes time, th e cost of UVING has been climbing steadIly, For her scholastic achieveso before a along wi him .th to work Eddie "_ ment she was mer4torio I' man deddes to leave his wife, he'd be wise to check the cost of : oats, ahich th ese days ain't ha) DEAR DR. IAMB — A few ioyed eating raw ground beef prornoted one rank higher than Marines assi ad w 6 monthsagoIhadautf0f ever since I can remember her husband but a DEAR ABBY I read the letter from that h usband at the Marine Co who corncolon removed My doctor Several Eddie, "It doesn't reall;rnter my people have told pla ined because his wife of 35 years was a "backseat driver ,, Station here. this wouldn't th;l t it is harmful to my health, that much because we strive to told me that lie said she made him so nervous he didn't think he'could Married while students at the '. - work as a team, both at work present any pr3blems, as I had arid I .. can pick up diseases that toIerateamr trlpwith hen be5ide him uaco oI Na, Aerographer's Mate cons era more than - and at home" ay Sofarl am quite health), E'J.IIL auat uy remanded me ut myself. For at AULJI, N.J,, earthe dwa tion of my flu. e a&d mention that I .•. but I am beiiinnint to worry marriage (52 years) 1. too, was a backseat driver. I know it irked o _ -1 I i her this year, the Foskeys remight be able . . 1p at school Eddie was one ends may be ... N 9(iod husband, but he seemed to understand. ____. . . __ .1 ftzAt_1 .quested and received a joint _Ie~j#g -, class ahead of his wife; but the problem is that although my Could you please set me One day he drove to a nearby shopping area and I wasn,t I e tOUt'OfdutyatElTOio andnow ' ng obetac!e didnt stop Darlene. Is ye t'emained straight on this? I also enjoy car beside h4n to say:"Look out for that crazy woman coming work on the same crew with the 11 . . 11I I Taking advantage of the Navy's unchanged, keep gaining eating raw potatoes, pea3, Cabt oward us on the %Tong side of the road!" same shifts gh t I have never had s)stem of self paced in wei a bageandouierraw%egetabl This is the end of my story. She killed him. • Eddie, a native of James- 11usband-wife team work together as weathermen Itruction, she graduated threie weight problem and can't unMRS. J.M.P.: FAIRVIEW PARK, 0 town, Ky., said it was an weeks ahead of her s., to erstand wha s happening DEAR READER — I used to now. catch up with him. CONFIDE,%MAL TO IIMO,NEy TALU" usual situation when he asked Pecting It while we were s ng also surp think eating raw ground beef IN TULSA: Yes, ft Darlene to marry him. 1 guess hini rised her male-dOmiI would appreciate it if you was okay. our shoes, It wasn't very nated class -ftd*csn'tAlwavfigi~cusUwrigbtatmwen. I don't any more. by graduating with roman c o me, Here's what a brilliant man had touy about the subje Commenting on her achieve- would tell me if there could be IdeaHy you should be getting admitted, a 96 per cent ct: y. aver.*ge, Her I popped the question "he said mertt, Darlene said she found any connection between the 'IMt avalleth It If we become to engrosseil In the P11111751111t, r.f "but Darlene, an attractive bru- crage was no meat from healthy animals, I don't think she was ex business or of money for Its own t only the highest the school "challenging, but not surgery and the gain in weight. and it shouldn't be a problem tq ,.. •, sake, alter we've earned a ,or a Iarfne since the scilool extremely difficult. Also, how long should an mci- But it Just competency, If th is pmiuft unfius us for th doesn't work out Uat e enjoyment of the real, slon such as this remain tend deep,satisfying th*s of life, U It bUnds our eyes, er waY. CookIng Is the one way wwps our soWs .and itchy? and numbs our better senses and getWbMUn? nwkind W been able to DEAR READER — I'm not survive all the gem Infested 1% U! 10 '7be be-WI and end4l]Of life should not be simply to get rleb, but to enrich the world,"—B.C, F(JRBES !6 71 sure why your doctor thought foods he has eaten throughout you could eat more. The colon h 3 istory. Tea, for Instance, pro. Proticms' 'You'll feel better I you çrt has nothing to do with the it off your thest. For a ab- vides germ-free water to many n,4I,r.kI .grk. ...L. •'V FOOT . — I ..--'1__ DCI NO ,!UQ. L.A., Calif. p0069. :uL-puun w iooa or CalOries. parts of the world b E,cIoe stamee. .If a 1reie nveope, please. ecause the . That is aIls omplishej in the FCrAttySbI,? 'HowToHaveaLoy,IyWeØd j ..s$I , is boUed in ue proi &b.aI van Ruren. 132 Letky Dr small intestine and mostly in - besides making his comeback , J "k Nr* will rival Pete Gent's "North Dallas Forty" adds that he's already close toa movie sale (1 7'T •#7TlT1ia, Rams, is polishing off a football novel that he says , Marine Wife " as an active wide receiver Nvith the Los Angeles - - :. I - 'Lance Rentzel Completing Novel To Rival North Dallas Forty ' I- f~_ pro I &~&4 ~_ P va", I I(I I evv ______ . -i MURRAY OLDERMAN I ' I . , - ' .- •, • - - 1 Arecha Sanchet 1910 ISO 4.00 1 Javi 300 I Ico Via 500 5 Quinieta (I 41 34 SO Perlecta tIll 37090 EIOPITH Doubles. Spec 7: Rene Juan 14,00 3 60 3 00 2 Fervnin Ramon 3. 4.60 6 - Aioana Via 100 1 Qviniela (2 6) 37150 niela Ill) 9410 Nrfecta (2 A) S'02.30 Perfecto (11 7) 1260.10 NINTH, Singles, So ,: Early Big 0 (1 6 with 7$) $967 60 Larrea ' 540 s 00 3 TN,3 -- Doubles. Spec 7: Jui, 500 340 Aidana Araru ".2 ai i40 i Rene 3 10 6 Arechn-L.z 20.01' 15.40 7 QuInlela (7-3) 331 Cacho Beitla 140 3 Perfecta 7) 369 00 Qulniela (4-7) $57.00 11TH. Singles. Spec 7: Perfecta (4 7) $19.20 Ta" 10 20 1060 6.40 5 FOURTH — Doubles. Spec 7: Muguerza 460 440 3 Domingo Juan 1400 3.20 5.60 1 Aguirre 1010 1 Cacho JavI 560 3.60 2 Quinie(a (3 s) 311.00 Ogulia Miguil 3,20 7 Perfecta IS 3) $163 70 Quiniela (2$) $5000 Daily Double ( ) 5) $131 5) Perfecta ($2) 1116 40 11TH, Doubles. Spec 7: Early Dalil Double (4 81 1247.90 CPwcP'o Perez II 60 19.20 513 1 FIFTH — Doubles, Spec 7: Erdoza Zarre s $ oc 3 R ene Aguirre 910 150 600 3 Arecha aenvoa 3.40 2 Erodoz-Attu 5.60 3.20 1 Quiniela (34) 1.41 60 Bilbeoyain 440 8 Perfecta (4 3i 3101.90 Ouin:eta Ill) 131 10 12TH Doubles, Spec 7: Perfecto 13 1) 115.30 AIVO Tln 1460 950 470 1 SIXTH — Doubles, Spec lerminMuguenj, 660 340 s ArecPaMencPi,. 1060 710 120 6 ReneMigt.,.i 340 3 Domingo Zarre 7.70 3.70 3 Qvinl$a (1 5) $'2 60 Negui Aguirre 740 -I Perfect. 11 5) $111.50 Qulnle4a (3 6) s3e 60 Big 0 01 will, All ) $14 50, Ii Perfecta (6 3) $11970 with All 5) U5 60 —Doubles, Spec 7: A -2.207 Handle $1 10, 422 - - - - ... ... VIDA BLUE '--' - �tri - - - - - -,-- r--t --.... ...----- r-' '- ---n-' T--- --.-'--------- - - - fl-', .-c' c --,- - 213-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL ---'-c - r------• -- -(rr,-' - ----'-- - n--n- 7,-fl t% .n'-n-----'r-- , -- iiiiiiiiiiii --' r-rr -crc - .-c-c-.---,,'-, .. --- .. - - - - - - ---- Three Of Four Prep -ii SPORTS IN P(ILI- ORLANDO, ha (Al') The Also receiving votes 6 Daytona Father Lopez 241 top four Deerfield Beach, Fort Pierce 35 In the Class AAAA state high Cen tra Largo, Merritt Island, 7 Lake Butler Union County school football rankings alter NicevIlk, Orlando Oak Ridge, 0 29 three weeks, but the other three Seminole, Tallahassee Godby, a Centwy o a classes saw new names rise in Tampa King, West Palm Beach 9 Port St. Joe 3-0 14 the poll released Monday by the Forest Hill, Winter Park 10 Fort Lauderdale Aquinas A, - - '" - Wheels Sharks Not Longer t s.-. I k Still . : - :---. -' :- GETTING game ),IIII • - ')r') -' r u 'I - MIAMI (AP) - "I wasn't used to that good blocking at Baltimore," said Hubert Ginn, Dolphs ciptain of the Detroit Red Wings for the 1974-75 season laughingoser his sudden emer- the game," added GInn General Manager and Coach Alex Delvecchio announced gence as a hero for the Miami Monday. Dionne's appointment becomes effective In time for the National Hockey League season opener Wednesday night when the Wings face the Chicago Black Hawks at Olympia. Dolphins after being waived out al manag?r, obtained Ginn by a clipping penalty. "1 just of the National Football League from Miami in 1973 in return for got a bad break there. Hopeful1821 month. Don Nottingham and a draft ly, things will work out for me Glnn's 41-yard romp for a pick, rookie Randy Crowder, here." fourth quarter touchdown pro. Ginn ran only 16 times for the Namath almost kept the Jets lzst year Nonne. 23, led the team with 78 points. In his rookie year he set an NIIL record for most points and re. turned in his sophomore year with 40 goals and 50 assists vid--~J the victory margin Mon- - ST. LOUIP(AP)-Steve Jones, a mven-)ear Amer -ican Basketball Association veteran, has been signed as a free agent by the Spirits of St. Lot&, the team has announced. The 6-foot-5 guard played the last half of the 1973-1974 Sea" with the Denver Nuggets after being traded by the Carolina Cougars. He has a career average of 17 points per game. Poncho Seeded First PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (Al') Pancho Gonzales seeded first In the $2Z,000 Pebble Beach Senior Open Tenriiz Championships which begin here Thursday. The finals are scheduled Sunday at the Pebble Beach - courts. Defending champion Pancho Segura, Vic &i. Frank Sedgman and Tor ben Ulrich are among the other seeded players. 8 ABI KY f ft %40181111 BUTLER W SCOICA SAM CLAY 12 YEM ~. Tim defense of these two teams was outstanding, the offense on neither team could 61161A '4 -1 . 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I ____ • (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) 459 WTTV "a UITCR :- . 810101110W " 317 83 3 14 6.99 .4tw. . - (397 ,.. •• ~ ~_f : -_ _ - ~ W~__ a awaww - -____1 - - , I-- --,- _.__ - -_I - - .. - _ - .. _____ I -- -.-.- I ~a_ - .a - _.:7 __ - - =, . I.. M, - . . . . ~ , Ultb$4 'w• --ig TANOUERAY ' ::* ____ li~ --.- - - i '* HAWflfln '-$4, NO CAMAW 1"WW . 'will be used to break ties. I 11 CARSTAIRS mntFll in VR wife, Claire, several times and Pick a number you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. This 00- ' ABC RUM SOVEREIGN '°'"' SANDEMAN . ot& 149 i' ROYAL CASTLE HEOGES-BUTLER . ' TRACE WINOS ABC GIN ' ? RUM ROYAL DELUXE$isSTI.9OK AU ,- Al 1. 58. UI rn c V1 021 - - --• .. - GRAND DAD 100 4 87 - itu' t . -. _!~~ AN - ______________________________ * HI-Way 17-92, At 436, N 1* 10010" ulna * -. - 10"ll AT 890=11 -± F'IN * HI-Way 17.92, Fern Park 'TT r" MACOONA1n 6 .- -:' ( ; ___ .# I , I '1' M11 %AKU" 11"S Z CA*ADLkl, ICU*sOt ANYTIME A - - . - StOiCs Rum ~ I tKNIKWEX (134VIUSIRT112 IkA eivl&"Ir~zf even was a reunion as late as kid." - _-_1 ___ = MV —r .J "' ^C"&54 CASAIM . zZZ.jjgU. I. ~4. ST,L,jR lie AT 1W youngsters In hospitals. There . saw you, you were just a skinny 6:45 that night, he kissed his a new year. 'The yi See moved - . A . .-=,.. 1 soc'ated Press Co-Linemen of won linemen of the week the Week for the Southeast. honor5. ROYAL DELUXE - 4: • 98 10 .'.•' H 4.49 "I' ZTTdt- doesn't Impress the Vanderbilt made The Al' A11Souk team t')Q much," linebacker season as Glenn Cameron said when told COnferef ice he and Florida teammate a linebacker. But he said this ' Say it and doing wonders for sick 'Hello, Johnny The last time I know the end was near and at Isn't - poured Into his New Ycrk hospital room. He seemed to ., ~1 4.Vero Beach 3-059 5.Winter Haven 3-036 6.MiamI Killian 2.035 7.Fort Lauderdale 3-0 27 q 14 scandal star player Shoeless 19tting the home runs, getting quickly xeasstired when the Joe Jackson, tagged after Joe arrested for reckless driving Babe, in pajamas, ,whispered, .. 3 St Pete Catholic 3-0 (1) 59 Christian, Sarasota Moofle), £ when a young starting to tell, he still was Sylvester wondered if Ruth Ruth was failing rapidly and However, 1926 Most of all he had a sense of Kai behaved just a little better than life-saving home run way back lured Into Yankee Stadium, had pper o Diack Sox dragging in the customers, would remember him, but was the telegrams and letters .0, . -' _ - LIneuaC,'S1ers H onored S Tuesday, Oct. 8,1974-313 Wagenheim York Giants, with even then humor. When a reporter during 0 (Praeger; 18.95) from seventh place to the death, with Johnny Sylvester, dream of becoming a major back tomorrow because I won't stirs our "aging" Casey Stengel, were the Depression remarked that BABI RUTH t in one year and Ruth nostalgia and arouses generous the opponen ts. then Princeton graduate and league manager. His wild life- be here." At 8:01 p.m., he was his salary demand (W) ) moved portions of laughs, the extreme ex-Navy officer. style betrayed him and even gone. Wagenheim's story portrays would exceed the pay of the "But, I had a better year than average to.372, with 47 homers. in adrniration It was hospitalized Johnny for kindly old Jake Ruppert, The Babe is one of the few for Be- Ruth as he was. As a player he president of the United States, (Ilerbert) Hoover." And so it went, a who hit a whom the Babe hit what even Yankee owner and benefactor living legends who crossed the compLL1Irnent and , In the end, was a great pitcher, a great Ruth responded instantly , Wagenheirn leaves nothing record 60 homersuin 27 and doctors said was a "miracle" of the millions of fans the Babe American scene. Class A alleIbeFI'y WALKER DELUXE on ''V BEEFEATER --r' Ff iit..rvi swrit I.Frostproof 3-0 (8) 80 21allahassee FAMU 2-0 71 10.Moore Haven 1-2 10 Also receiving votes: Miami j - Pi Iff r.firru 11V usles - fh.;b.,tp,i I', *!f - - y I ; ,, d ~ dropped to ninth in c Frostproof retained its hold on 79 first place. ZPahokee 3-0 66 t*AUI oqLc • MARTIN V, GALlollSAN I2vO* '<i But, he IMs and early hitting a home run W very first *. '305 - there never will be trip to the plate. he bterally saved hospitalized ....i., '*"* , ., the Yankees book, going on to win their first World youngsters lives by delhering "Babe Ruth promised home runs. Series, all the more satisfying Legend," by oldtjir,e sport- because the much hated New Immokalee, 3.Branford 4.Miaml Westminster 3-0 49 5.Hastlngs 2-0 47 6.Jacksnvle Christian 1-1 32 7.Fort Myers Verot -O 27 Bristol lbert) J-0 2 LM?T • MAN RK02 $111kill . -- 3 .. CERTIFIED RUM im ca"I 10"= UUAIL 01:tK - - - - - the Okeechobee. 9:Hollywood Cl'.amlnade 3-0 VISITYDUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES VODKA 301$ IMP. TEQUILA DIU T,-willeger who threw a touchdown pass to Mike Johnson. The extra point was good as James Litton went arou.1 right end Mid-way Vote Blountittown, Boca Raton St. Andrews, Bunnell, Chipley, ferson retained the top spot, but Also receiving votes: Fort Port St. Joe Jumped Into the Myers Riverdale, Macdenny ninth position after Blounts. Baker County, Milton, New town plummeted from sixth out Smyrna Beach, Orals Forest, of the rankings. Oviedo, Tarpon Springs. I 'urd d tp.ilahit-uL CIa AA ABC 'MR. ED. KY. r HARVEY'S AtE - . J)- Melbourne Central Catholic 5., 49 399 " 'çg',/ 5.Venlce 3 29 101C,AA I i, J"Its"s 09" ROYAL DELUXE I I K. D. Ile game as Steve Causey tOOk the opening kick-off all the way back for the second week in a row Steve Causey scored the extra point going around right end. The Ja) hawks tied the scorejustbeforethehalf ended, b-ft ROYAL DELUXE OAF P&W" V4of - - . look over the number one posl- 6"Ckus 6 YR. DEVONSHIRE the game au F went around left end for eight YWUL -two later 14sA H uman of the Bulld ogs to Steve Whitted who threw a half Ck SS PH In Pinecrest, Also receiving ., . BULLDOGS1$ RAMSIZ 4 5.Delray Bch Atlantic 2-0-1 42 5 DAY SALE -TUES. THRU SAT, 0-C -T. 12 W us Too MKI east 01 Intl" "Cis 3snriil 7314 SUNRISE *' time. In class AAA, Leesburg S 61 The Cowboys scored first in * . : .....'.".*"."*.'..'.'..'::..1.1.1.1.1.1 ..... :,. .%....................X- 4 Gainesville Buchholz 2-1 53 Crescent City, Fort Lauderdale -. - CANADIAN SUNSET BOND'S MILL Noted Trainer Dies 'q,ircp 8/ cracked the top 10 for the rst 9.Mlaml Jackson 3-0 17 10.MiamI Beach 3-0 7 , 4 11 M Ill to Wn.Y And fJ a) yard touchdown pass to Bill Coagrave. This finished the Rains scoring for the day. The IRVINGTON NJ. (Al') - Services will be held Bulldogs scored two touchTuesday for former boxing trainer Jwileus Webb whose doWfl3 late in the game, Mark professional name was Teddy Williams, of Irvington. Huaman passed to Calton Webb trained former llghthesvywelght champion Archie Moore and former lightweight chanip WallaceBrown, the play "Bud" Smith. yards, and Cait.on Brown went Webb, 76, died Friday at Martland Medical Center, "P the middle the next time Newark, following a brief illness, they had the ball for six yards. Ser vices will be from the Perry Funeral Home In Newark. COWBOYS 13 IVE//UAfM & 010 STANLEY 8 YR. "'t*1" , ' " tt1&11&""1?(2 I._. I score.Theonlyscorecameona Wildcat mistake throwing a pass that was intercepted by George Fwzig of the Packers at the 50 yard line mid-way t1ToII I way zone. than in their last ten games. All extra point tries in this game 1 --- before fewer hot dogs, less in ' to tell him somethi ng ofadis ea beer and whisk)' and not quite New York Daily News "No Root (the German a bad ear atdrunk" the and he so many ladies of th e night In reporters found Sylvester and brewer never could pronounce was unruly, and a mess St Louis. took him to Ruth's Riverside Ruth), you can't be my on most road trips. This was a Many of us watched Ru th Drive apartment Ruth was manager . You can't even cruel blow youn like many more times in the next six hoarse from a cancer eating manager yourself" myself(tt and it was akin years and although age was away at his once 230 pounds anu Then came Aug 15, 1948 to the situation - AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER .- 0 ATLANTA(AP)-Starting guard Herm Gilliam will be lost to the Atlanta Hawks for six weeks after undergoing knee surgery to repair tom cartilage Monday, the - nirnt I --... Colts last year, was waived this from their third low in four PACKERS7 Haw s by AlanMaver 2.Glades Central 241 (2) 71 3.Plantation 3-0 (1) 62 (records followed by first PIRCC 4.Mount Dora 3-0 55 Tampa Berkeley. Tampa votes in parentheses and total Temple Heights. 5.Inverness Citrus 34 50 points): AAAA I TilIahitccp Leon 1J Ri fij 2.Orlando Edgewater 3-0 65 GAINESV=, Fla. (AP)Ortega has been in the time. 3.Jacksonville Ralnes 3-0 62 "It's wonderf ul, but I'm sure it light more than his sidekick and day night as the Dolphins with- fall and was signed by Miami as games as he completed 17 of 39 stood the second-half aerial a free agent two weeks ago. passes for 290 yards. The Bulldogs had the second and third touchdowns scored on GUHam, a five-year veteran from Purdue, who averaged ICI points a contest a year ago, injured his Idt knee In a workout ttree weeks ago and had not seen any action during the exhibition season. With the loss of Gilliam, Atlanta's roster Is set for the regular season at th e 12-man limit ----- IUMRS,as Ba - Itimore gener- return against the Jets nullified 'r k Lie Guard had a 99-bard touchdown - Sanford Flag Football Spirits Sign Jones I Leesbur 2.0 (5) 77 In elm AAAA, Fort Lauderdate and Miami Beach both Here are this week's rankln bombardment of Joe Namath to "I got a few ties told to me beat the New York Jets 21-17. every week at Baltimore Uiat "I hope Joe Thomas watched I'd be playing," said Ginn, who 1 Association. place vote last week. 15 In class AA, Monticello Jet10.Auburndale 3-0 13 the season. of Jets Over DETROIT (AP) - Center Marcel Dionne was named ~~_'i .... ': •-- --- Although the speedster gained ground on this play, the sialtors from Winter Park lAayed defense well enough to win Its second i Red Wings New Captain - - ' 2-1 6 Clue AAA valuable yardage against Winter Park last Friday night. place from a unanimous first- UP STEAM Japan Open Leader I , past Japr.n's To&Wko Sade 6-1. 6-0 in an opening round match of the SINSM Japan Open tennis champom,hips. - - Writers fi - __ ___ - . - Sports he picks up tion from Lake Wales, as the 7.1-falnes City 7-1 23 Seminole's Tommy Tbompsm, 41, turm comer as Highlanders dropped to eighth t.Lake Wales 2-1 16 aliers for undisclosed considerations. . shomom __ -__ Portland Trail Blazers will also become an active player Florida . _- Jacksonville Sharks thLs week and said the teams would fold within two days unless irvestors can be found. for the National Basketball Association team as his playing rights were acquired from the Cleveland Cav- ~. .- - - - League postponed games of the Detroit Wheels and PORTLAND. Ore. - Coach Lenny Wilkens of the 4 _ - out, and he reminds me of 1925, A . ." - NEWPORT BEACH, C41if. - The World Football INDUSTRIOUS HUMM --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By JOHN PINK ERMAN tears Ior a nun who saved hitter and an outstanding The Herald Services baseball and unique In th!lR! era of American ptbl1c life antics of the mighty man of too t Hank Aaron U j Atlanta I still remember well the manyhotdogslsthemanmany :::.1 Braves' the accolad es C deseres all first time I saw the mighty of us remember Just as vividly hets as a home I3ambino-. In the final game of He was an expert on the fourrun C °n the World Series with the letter word, he was profuse in ever, to i of us who Giants In 1923 1 was S years old using $ 0 b In describing wat hd baboon, and this man who could hit the ballplayers and others who George Ilerni e,, Ruth, ball a mile was my hero. caused him difficulty. : in the wonerful years of Neither did he let me down, :::: . l, - - - .Reviving The Wonderful Years Of Babe Ruth Classes Add Teams ' I& I - - - -- -- Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1974 ___---- ens - _____________ - - Wilk - - - - N C Slats vs. Virginia 99 H Ujj , .. ,, 119 L 2295 .1 I ME 08E. FIRSTST. W. Virginia vs. Miami 322.0204 PINECREST CENTER - Dekle's 1742 & 27th Arkansas vs. Baylor Missouri vs. Nebraska GULF SERVICE I 2518 S. FRENCH I 322-4924 Nay vs. Syracuse I �- - --- . -. - . . --- . -. . - - - - - . . - . 7. - -' ,.. - . -- 4B- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Oct. 8, 974 .- .. .. ii Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ , I - ~ 1 I \\ - • 1 Iy - 'ART fl: PPLIES A : geiq L4 V see all the LOW RATES Open Daily Sen ar Savings On Calendars : nr,' : CALL 323.3866 323.7710 3238 130 tsrr erui#r a YLL JLIV8PL a : • 2311 1st St 323.4711 2201 French Ave. : Gordo n eyer Bldg. o. 'rim-.- 11, 11111 I ,L%1i,% t&4(fiq4tq &I q "p, "I I I I I I ,~ ~Il il il 'Il jl l l I 1 : & Rider : calendars is the No, 717, a two . polystyrene base with pages 3. 5.8", and the left-hand page is ruled for I ;.hour The regular price for the complete calendar Is $3.70, but the special Pre-Season price Is 2958 SANFORD AVE. StoreSANFORD, FLA. - D raising . uUflu N40NE AHEAD 6-9-6tR S'PV. lift-91Tr / j -. . 1 . . of Bar B Quo S U I A I I % Ph 365-3248 Oviedo SOUTHERN * RV SERVICES SUN: 1333:334 - I DINNER 13 i '.4 •. , s L_ -_ L -4 T: - .. 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I -- _---__----..---_--_---_---.------_. . , - , . ,i . • I I'4 I . 71 - -- . -- a . ---- -------- ------ -- .-- th- - I - -. . - '-- • -- - ( -- • a K-S ------r--- .140-, 1" I _. = sw Lt" I, -'j . lv% -, I &.4?.__.. - -. shine are . - . -.9 . I "- I"I ..4 vaI - . 4 . I ___ - __ Your HERALD - I _----t-=-------------------- - .•• ---------•- - - . .• - •1, REVIEW BUSINESS _______________________ - a '-,.. , ' ". - - I - -. - .1 - _an_-~_ If YOU operate a business In Seminole or Volusla Counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,0W readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who am- m' ost likely to S • .- -------- , ' -----------------------, . "I Caribbean ha become a very popular destination Make your travel plans at CARIB. BEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Tel. 645-2M. 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L - Your I T T 1' I L Lower •.-.-,. - .ik. as 0- . IJLLUIJI. .-t -- - Now, the Spanish empire AP Newifeaturci -. ADV. - __ i_j 1 I! • A I j. ' - through swamps and jungles and climbed mountains In search of • -- - businesses. the location houses a Andfail, wholesale 100 acre sod farm All torrifory from Daytona for 0,How.# Off Beach to Palatka and south to I` ice the SOulhern Up of the state V by Duda. They alto $3995 , serviced h~jve an operation in Naples .A* Contact Ior po,Wlt all parts necessary for repairing farm equipment and machinery. Coff:. *CLUB FUND RAISEkS V Shoesl Pttase sond me informatim on ymr Z"OffiniefcIal N*1*L 1 4 -I- Na me 0 CINDIVIDUAL ORDERS Jumilling Jack - I 7321 N. Atlantic Ave. Cape Canaveral, Fla. . - I ooth wholesale and retn operations . They stock a Mr. Ceff, cOfllpieteiine.)feutoparts and ,, . I l chairs Th tulip list annOUnced 1u The Praestans Fusiller was cluxsen awong the "in" bulbs the Nellwrlands Flower-bulb 'g,, given International Selections Institute includes Goudstuk, a Kaufmannlana honorsfor 1974. Another, which Duda Auto Paris consisI3, of ____________ ______ I . 4431 collect (24 brs.) and we will proviille you with.1his In. formation. h.p. These company since 1957 ()/' vli( /I - AAA armor, steel bla ded. On arrived, they struggled harrows from 3A Inches t " feet In width and wheel tracf0fs Ed Kennedy. a veteran of the . -- - '- • Re MUFFLER CALL ART BROWN LAWN SERVICE TODAY FOR COMPLEYE INFORMATION ON THE "GREEN LAWN PROGRAMI" THIS PROGRAM MR. MUFFLER'S Ali gnment 2421 S. French Brake Sanford Tire Service 323-5966 Everything to make your car steer, handle smoothly and patients are also treated In the week, such as travelogues, held weekly. LarCe, well-kept the Caribbean for gold. Disney movipt.. and some grounds surround the Lakeview therapy department. - Monthly on a •. % Oviedo AnOws this better than A. Duda grounds, citrus processing A. Duda Tractors a division of weigh from 400 to 40 OC(A & Sons, has been In pounds, At Oviedo Tractor you & Sons, Inc., creators of Oviedo plan's, canning plants, packing, operation since 1957. It started can find anything in farm Tractor and Dude Auto Parts sod farming and a tractoi and out with only two employes and equipment from the mini to ir Oviedo auto parts business A Duda & now boasts 14 mIghty! Sons are International ex. Oviedo Tractor carries the Farm equipment Is a company, began operations in porters. Their operations are widest range of f arm equipment tremendous Investment. The the vegetable business 60 years established all over the state of and machinery in the state farmer has more invested in ago, Since then the second and Florida as well as In Australia. They handle live major lines of equipment than any other third generation Dudas con At the home office In Oviedo tractors, lawn and garden business In existence for the sisting of three sons end their you will find nine of the 11 equipment, and three major doitr return eight sons, have expanded Duclas hard at work. The other hay forage equipm nt 11 , Harold Hall. General New Holland, Gehl and Lety. Manaaer of the TractS .1 They have deep tillage fools for Division Is resmisi . he all sorts of ground preparation smooth flow of the operation Dutch"1 ; rotary movers from 19 inches to Hall has h'n ,'ith the company Ia ff. in width, walk behind since 1962, He Is assisted by two . mowers, anda variety of used very capablu and know ledgable earing ' 4jr *1 en . No one vegetable farming, camp .. U DUALS SIDE PIPES • The secrets to being a success operations to Include such two are based In the Belle G lade wheelfractors are from 32 ,n are an enormous ambition and .enterprises as citrus, cattle, plant. ches, to 14 feet In wid1h aod tvurs of hard work -s LAWN PESTS AND DISEASES CAN TURN YOUR BEAUTIFUL LAWN INTO EMBARASSING DEAD AREASALMOSTOVERNIGHT, U . RETAIL M ' ,. -italesmen will assist you In your sclection of farm equ - CUSTOM PIPE BENDING nursing care. An entertainment of things to do-anything from the best of care, but the best of area contains color TV, piano, decoupage to needlepoint, treatment and rehabilitative Mrs. June Miller, activities December. imaginative Center, say that rehabilitative Christmas wreaths, snow men and maintenance t herap y are director, Is a vivacious I primary objectives of their ou tgoing person whose job it is decorations for Christmas establishment A registered to see that patients do not feel trees dogs made from battles, animal pillows ph y sical therapist is on hand to that they have nothing to do ' stuffed II Activities at the center are decoupage items quilts and workwlththepetients The isto rehabilitate stroke and hip planned to be fun-filled and rugs are among the many Items creative to brighten the which will be for sale frccture patients and to con services, Church tinue with maIntenAnce therapy residents' lives. both JOHN SCHLENK Movies are offered once a Protestant and Catholic are The Spaniards came to for lonn term patients Out _____ 4 • U BankAmericard : and Miss Susan Cestrianni, couches, and tables for the swing for the Christmas Bazaar administrative directors of the enjoyment of the residents to be held the first week in • ONE OF 11W MAN Y MIG HTY 'S AT OVIFDO TRACTOR .10 270 - 4 Special ' - .. WHOLESALE Cleanliness Is a must at general type movies. In ad. Nursing Center. which Is aptly 0 Patients. - tI Interest it.t. Z t 11 12*5% fl.SG - . - Fertilizing $ DON'T LET UGLY BROWN OR YELLOWISH PATCHES SPOIL THE BEAUTY OF YOUR LAWN. : Reasonable Prices - Master Charge 0 is that ota place where patients Lakeview Nursing Center . dition some of the residents go named since it commands a lust sit around listening to the ir Keeping floors and furnishings in groups to see movies outside spacious view of beautiful Lake arteries harden, then you will shiny and immaculate is the the center. Bingo is played Monroe. be pleasantly surprised by a objecflvj of the professional weekly, and pizza parties are Lakeview Nursing Center has U Visit to the Lakevie.v Nursing maintenance plan. Specialized held in the evenings. Members approxImately 65 experienced U Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. equipment for odor control of the Phebean class of the First employes to ensure the smooth, U Lakeview is proud of its fully keeps the air fresh but not Baptist Church of Sanford visit eff Icient operation of the 105 bed equipped therapy room where medicinal. A homelike atmosphere Is whirlpool tubs, hydro pack, \ - $1 I)ays 12 Months .. .. .12.50 PCt. 6 INSTALLATION 111111 the center monthly, putting on a nursing fa. -IlIty. Private, semi's finest parts - 0 birthday party complete with private, and three-bed rooms 0 IIII Reasonable prices. a paraffin treatment ultrasound maintained despite the im. Ice cream and cupcakes for all are offered. m UUUUUUUIUUIIIIUI•IUIIIIIIIUI.I if you or one of your loved Itviolet li ght, para llel bars, maculate cleanliness. The residents, and especially Shoulder wheel, fIngcr steps, patients are made to feel honoring those whose birthdays ones are In need of nursing care restorators, and hand pulleys comfortable and relaxed In the fell In the current month. you will find the best at . --) ~,~. .. -- midst of the best of professional The large crafts room Is full Lakeview. They not only offer . are ava able or treatment . __ • PH 323 2 431 DOWNTOWNSANFORD ____ - 1. 1 0 PARK AVE. -This announcement is neither an offer to "it, nor a sclicitaltiOn Of A" Offtr 10 buy these commercial notes. The offer is made only y the offeri ng circula r. EARN "P TO 'I, . I J LN Id .WIt ' - .4' MERLE NORM,AN COSMIEUCS It BOUTIQUE \.. i f 3 k . 4 - *1 * the holiday festivities. Loc.k for our bi g Indian boy SIQIII Open 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 P.m., Mon. thru Fri. % . a Try the fun of experimenting with the different makeup shades created by Merle Norman of the excUing NostaglIa craze. . . . Get your Dirdor eren concepts a nursing home care. Mrs Virginia Michalowski comfortable Ph. 834-5771 for full Information. 0 - . / fr -, mi. N. of 1142on FlorldiSfrect, Longwood (I block g.01 ly.02) S p - • 'Pure Nostalgia ing The Month Of October Dor . -- -... 11111 N IIII A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE SURROUNDS t.AKEVIEW - i Dur Mrs I J r ' . - - 1 If your Idea of a nursing home From No Registration Foe For (Licensed tt&chtr) : - __ - I U : 1* , -A Iq 0- -W. . A Now Look • : -- - - W -1 D.* Ca-re Centerand Kindergarten o .year o. For • - ' PAPOOSE PALACE * . PuWit•Ui*s. • : . . ... A ... - patches ?? , Mig - IN Fall Dead Areas WORLD'S FINEST MUFFLERS AND PIPES TO FIT ANY CAR OR TRUCK, FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC U ... • ' Out Patient Therapy SPECIAL SAVINWI , . ,' . : 12 . - Private Patients - VA - MelcaId I I'' COMM. . - \ '." Lawn Trouble?? is MUFFLERS 1REE ! .- . #tL w swtlt . ••• tic - - - "where yOU( friends are" ~ 0 . . I - - ~~Vv M.Opho I . - __ w . PELLITIZED 16-44 - - NURSING CENTER we. Ftr.iis. 0 CIt' From ''' 1i It ,J, q . _-'_ __-. ___ -_ . X - TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 831.2215 31LOwoOD PLAZA t1, I1 J. - i - TheMiniT Sanford, Florlds 32"I 'P'4 C..,m.rdsl Push.,. Laltir Press L __ - now and save! At George • Ii • Duda • 750 West 9th Street '4Vyn ,,, • .- - - . COR SANFORD AVE AND SECOND ST Phone 322 2624 Sanford, Florida w - biidi•r of Lair • J I al-A-A ~7 1 -r - HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' 'C "EN D Seminole Printers I .. .Buy - 21 272124n2627 - )0 Don't forget - calendars, reminder books, etc. make ideal gifts buy now, and save! 1 Supplies 1 61716 t9?O 71 22 : Vegetable Plants K CH ; Ade, ,- to 20 21712) 24 25 Express are honored there. 'I $650 t B _7 __ F I . 44 Jewel Movement - is 9Kc Look ¶o •Horne .' ~,iF,;o 1, £4 ., . - .- I.- . I - •., ... . . . If \ ' I' . - W_ , I . ,. . ' 1 1 ) a % t. 1 fI S 1. -' . ' -til I +- - _, i TA • :ll t - % ? $3so :\. Adjusted ~1, V 7 I ,'to it 11 1) . -.. ~ A ~ ,_I ~r'? 111 -- - ------------ .,--. --M 1. . . s s 3) 1 4 5 6 7 1 9 23-9020 - 130-1020 .,. -,. . , .. SPECIAL 42-Lake .. • --r •. . 210) FRENCH . .- . 6 7 a 910 $I 12 - . 7 ; : 217374 357 a 79)0 . ~: ., 4 q. . , All'i 17 . '4 . 5 1 -1 -- -- ___. JUNE II 131311 l 16 I? 14 15 I convenient toll-free line, phone .30 Reg. sI.S5 8 3 82474 P.M. 1:006:00 SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATES FOR CHURCH. Guy's * . W-. I : •. n 121314 MAYV APR - __ - - - : 9 __ - . ____.._____________ Go to (.'orge Stuart's in dQwntowfl Orlando and place yourordernow...orusethe • - At 2JI61i 73i,7I '0 II U I) 14 67I9tQII 311 IS 16 Il 10 1 . special prices W SPECIAL TUESDAYS ______ A.M. 1:30-4:00 P.M. . . -. TUES; PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY. WED: 7:30. 10:30 P.M. THURS: PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY. y non Bar B Quo Dinners & it ______ 1\ , I ONE PARENT MUST ACCOMPANY CHILDREN FOR FAMILY RATE. P1 . .. ~(, MON. 1.00- 10;00 P.M. delicious array VEIL & *-#Z . - - -rantage of the special quantity Oviedo Tractor Co. R oute 476 It 111 0 -. 3 quantity breaks) There are many other styles specially priced - and sizes and styles may be assorted to take ad. f SANFORD PLAZA (305) 8300 SANFORD FLORIDA . . . i " I V. I 23 / and • . • / MAR JAN U I .t 1 $ $1.40 each. (Different sizes may LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Premiums • ... . - - / Spec ialties r 5 Conversions * 1975 - the pr cc drops even further •o And ACCeSSOrIeS WHOLESALE-RETAIL Sales Incentives B - \1 need as many as 100 or more, V * 8 ; ALSO --• -!7:t:.:~_ only $1.91 each. Quantity pur. chasesofl2,o49calendars bring the price down to $1.72 . ' 1 $;12: e9.table Hitch orage Compartments wmpaIImen •.. .. choice * Welding * e . (in The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) : bread, potatoes, gravy * For Your Convenience We're Open Horse enter C Planting Guide& Almanac .' " * ** Onan Service ^ N% Vis*t George Stuart, Inc., Florida's That's at George Stuart's, 133 Stuart's. . . take 1-4 West, turn Street and go two blocks Largest Business Supply East Robinson, downtown left at the Highway 50 exit, go Geor ge Stua rt's savings ar Department Store, (downtown Orlando. two blocks and turn right at just a few minutes from yolJ ADV. Orlando) is offering PRE. It's easy to gel to George Orange. then left at Robinson doori SEASON SPECIALS on 1975 Calendars. These special prices ,,p4'/ I. are g ood through t . Instead of wait ing until the last ursin g N ONION SETS 01 orders for complete calendars, Bingo Y THROUGH SATURDAY LakevieW A SEED POTATOES ... Chuck Wagon rzd:tIoners * . Now Arrivals SPECIAL : Awnings Generators Rehabilitative Therapy Offered at EXACT SANFADn For Quotas Sanford George Stuart Offers t 1% CO **EgjjSpeciqj a . Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1974-5B ~ I" I 0 TVOOK $ t*t flu CUSTOMER : & TO YOUR I fL . HITCHES OF ALL SIZES I-C-3-b- b-Lc 9.5 Fri. f 4 Sorry Closed Sat k ik Gtass& Paint Co., Inc Ph 4677 7tOMagnoIaAe .1 TRA VE L : 5FOR EACH * * service Accessories 11-24 Yea r Olds i g Peonvlized 1I F Sales, INSURANCE N I I Complete Motor Hom .) AUTO •MIRRORS 05 g L7 1 J!!IkV . . Gardedand rror *****: ' 202 S. Park Ave. *GLASS . ! j . 410 I Vaum Company f***1* a I . .1 - r -' - '_. ' ' ' . mU..t.,,__ .•- - , . , • • I I I - �______ c- ..... I--. Legal Notice Legal Nof ice _jNotice FNce Want Ads'Don't Cos NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION Notice is herehy given itat thi FORTAXDEED FORTAXDEED engaged In usiness at P.O. Box , CIty of CaisIberry of Seminole (Section 191.191 Florida Statutes of IS.dflon 19749$ Florida Statutes of Aitarnonfe Springt, Seminole County. Fcrlda, will receive sealed 1919) County. Florida bids up to 530 PM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fjdi?jj 01 P4ovembcri. 1971, in the Casseiberry IP? Mr. or Mrs. R. W. Schoolcratt that Paul P. or Kenneth M Watson NOVA SCAN ip the holder of the f011Owing CCt OLSTRIES. and that we intend to City Hall. Casselbcry, Florida, the holder of Ihe following cer Collection and disposition of gargege lillcates as flied said ctrtificatel IllicairS tillS filed said cerlificil', register said namç with the Clerk the Circuit Court. Seminole Covnty, (housetio'cl refuse) and yard trash for a tax deed to be Issued thereon, for a tax deed to be issued thereon. SpeciHcatlonsmayb,Otal,dfm The cerlilicate numbers and years n.e certificate numbers and years Florida in accordance with the suan, the description nt the of issuance, the description Ot thC Provisions of the Ficlitlous Name the CIty Manager Casselbecry City Statutes, TOWIl: Section $AJ.09 Hall, Cassefberry, F 104-Ida. The City Property, and the names In which it Prop, rt'i', and the names in which It Florida Stafute reservestheregp,ttoacc,.ptr,j,, was assessed are as follows: was assessed are as follows: 5: Allan J Boultor, Certificate Plo. 233 Year Of any or all bids Certiticate No, 720 Year of l5Su3fl( 1971 Alton F. Emerson Harry C Hug lssuanc 1971 Publish. Oct 1.1. 15. 77. )97i tpt,o*boporty Description of Property Cty Manager DEGS Lot 71 Holden Real Estate Coin Publish: Oct , '5. 72. 29. 1974 (.oI i3 61k 10 ()reamwold 3rd SeC panys Add PB I Pg 09 DEG. PB I Pg 70 Name in which assessed Thelma Name in which •nesed Ponald NOTICE OF A PPLICATION Robins'n Green and Mary Csrcren ADVERTISEMEsT FOR TAX DEED All of said properly bling in the All of said property being In the INVITATION FOR CON (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes Of STRUCTION BIDS FOR A WATER County of Seminole. State of County of Seminole. State of Florida POLLUTIONCONTROLFACILITY Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 'Jnles such certificate or car Unless such certificate or car A L T AM 0 N '1 E S P P I N C • thai R B Riser Estate th, holdr o tificates shall bO redeemed ac titicales shall be redeemed ac FLORIDA the following certificates has filed Sealprop,salsfortheconstruc•Ion cording to law the property cording to law the property satdcertiflcatesforataxdeedtob. Ask For Wont Ads of the Water Pollution Control described in SUCP' certilir.att' or described in such certificate or iSSued thereon The certificate crllfcatet will te sold to the the certificates will be sold to Facility will be received by the City numbers and years of issuance, t highest cash bidder at the court C'ck a? the City Hall, City of highest cash bidder at the court Want Ad deScription of the property, and the hotisi door on the 4th day Of names in whith it was ass.ss are Altarnonte Springs, Florida until house door on the 4th day 0 November. 1974 at 11:00 AM November 19. 1971 - 130 P.M. at November, 1974 at 11:00 AM. as follows: Department Hours Dated this 19th day of September, Dated this 73rd day of September. which time the bids will be opened Certificate No. 600 Year of 1971 and immediately read in a public 1974 IssuanCe 1963 0:OOA.M,. 3:30 P.M. Arthur H. Backwith. Jr. Arthur H Q?ckwith. Jr. meeting In the CIty Hall, Altaonte Descriptionof Property Monday thru Friday Clerk of Circuit Couri Clerk of Circuit Court Springs. Florida. All SW '4 of NE 4 Between Lake 1 thru S times 40c a line of Seminole County. of County. Florida Plans, specifications and other Mary Rd & Ry & Pt of Or Rd. Sec 79 Florida t3.' S. Ida Creal, coritiact documents may b 7 s io p cE 6thru 25 times ......3Oca line S By: Ida Creal. Deputy Clerk Name ifl which assessed Southern examIned at the City Hail or at the 6Iimes .. 23ca line Deputy Clerk PubliSh. Oct. 3. 9. IS, 22. 1974 OItiC of Glece 6 Radcliffe. In Ttle Research Co. DEC20 All of sad properly being in the CorpOrated, Consulting Engineers, PubIih: Oct 3.0. is, 72. 1971 ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) County of Sairnole, State of Wlrter Park or St. Petersburg, DEC29 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 3 LinesMinimum Florida. A complete set of bidding _________________________ Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Longer Your Ad Ru1s FICTITIOUS NAJ.t WANT AD INFORMATION __________ DIAL seminole 322-2611 -P - Winter Park- 4 Orlando 831-9993 -I __________ _________ _________ tnr.s r 'iiL t.e ctr '-Je"it'j , inctw1n cDc.n'rcitc Sctial tiia plan. and tji LtàflirJ '.ii irt n ,', ri rf under ['n jjOut of ri NOTICE OF APPLICATION The Lc 4 In the good ole wmmertime,,.it't a great time to sell something witha ClassIfIed Ad. just dial 3327611 or 131 9193 for a quick results ad ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol, Free. 614 202? for We Care""Ho!Iine" Adults or Teens F AC E D WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423i5S7 WrIte P.O. Box 17)3 Sanford, Florida 322 50.49 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ro ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY SELF AS OF SEPT. 25. 1971. Robert M. i.Moe IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? A L.A N ON For families or friends of problem drInkers. For further information call 473.4557 or write At A,ii Family Ginun P.O. fli,%),lanford. Flit 37711 FOR TAX DEED cording ta law the properly from Glace 6 Radcliffe. In Per Day. the seal of the County Court of S Lost and Found Corporated. 6777 First Avenue South, (Section 197.195 FlorIda Statutes Of Orange County. Florida, upon a final described in such certificate or crrlificates will be sold to the St Petersburg. Florida upon a non 1U9 judgment rendered In the aforesaid Rated For Consecutive LOST: Small orange and white cat r;ghCst cash bidder at the court refundable payment u1 Si$G. SIflT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, court on the 3rd dy of September. green collar. 739 N. Scott Ave. Incnrtinnc-pJo Change No bid willbe considered unless it that Mr. or Mrs P. W. Schoolcratt AD. 1971. in that certain case en house door on the 4th day of 37) 3570 of November, 1971 at 11.00 AM. i accompanied by the bidder's thC holder Of Copy. the following car. titled, Dean 10. Incorporated. a Dated this 19th day of September. ctrtitled or cashiers check or bd titicates has filed said certificates Florida corporation PlaintlIf, vs LOSI: Irish Setter, male, In Loch 1974. bond made payable to the order of tor a tax deed to be issued thereon. Gary Frence, Defendant, whch Announcements Arbor area REWARD. 3737059 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. theCityo$AltamonteSpringsforthe The certificate numbers and years aforesaid Writ of Execution was after S:3Q 4 issuance, the description Of the delivered to me as Sheriff of Clerk ol Circuit Court amount of not less than five pe cent 1-Card of Thanks of Seminole County, (S Per Cent) of the tolal price bid. property, and the names in which it Seminole County. Florida. and I as assessed are as folloAs. 2-In Memoriam Fior.da TFiiS Suni *11 5tr ã (.d seturity t'ave levied upon the following 5: By' Ida Creel, and will be forfeited to the City as Certificate No. 743 Year Of descrIbid property owned by Gary 3-Cemeteries Deputy Clerk liquidated damages in the event a ISSuance 1971 Frence. said properly being located Description of Property 4-Personals Publish: Oct 3. 5. 15. 22. 1971 contract award is made and the in Seminole County. Florida. more Beg NW cor of SW '. of NW I... IEG 7 contract documents arid bonds are particularly described as follows S-Lost and Found not properly and prompily executed NE ' Run E 61374 Ff S 19 Deg OS One (1) 1971 Norton 750 C.C. Mini2 Sec E 95 Ft 76 Deg ii Miii -Chi$d Care as required In the specifications. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Motorcycle. ID No. 131746 FOR TAX DEED No bidder may withdraw his bid SeCW 177 4.6 Ft 525 Dcg 3 Mm 475cc arid the undersigned is SIr ft of 7-Motels Hotels (Section lt'.49$ Florida Statutes of prior to 60 dayS after receipt of b.ds. W 165 33 Ft W 374 5.6 Ft N I Dvg 12 SemInole County, Florida. will at 8-Eating Places Mn E 18$ 75 Ft to Beg (Less Beg SW ii : A M. on the 30th day of Oc 1969) The successful bidder will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEP. ficiolly notified In writing by the Cot' Lot 26 Sanlando the Suburb tober, AD. 1971, offer for sale and 9-Good Things to Eat that Paul P. or Kenneth M. Watson Owner,ofacceptanceofhusproposaI Beau!itutArgyleSecRunEl34lFt sallto the highest bidder, for cash, the holder of the following cer. and award of contract wlthin60days Sill 72 Ft W 153.41 Ft P4157.96 Ft to subject to any and all existing IeinS, 10-Do It Yourself Beg&lesspartdascribedinORBl3O tificates has filed said certificates fter receipt Cf bids. at the Front (West) Door of the il-Instructions for a tax deed to be issud thereon. The City of Attamonte Springs s'u 604) Being Lot I Lake Marion Seminole County Courthouse in The certificate numbers and years reservestherighttorejectanyoralt Estates Unrecd Plot Travel& Recreation Sanford, Florida, the above of nuance, the descrpi Ion of the bids, to waivt any technical defects Name in which asseued Morris 6 decribed personal property. Ad -property. and the names In which it and tl'i accept and bids lhal It may Ka'en Eiseman and David I. Helen ditlonôl Information avlltIab!e from 13-Travel Agencies was assessed are as follows, deem to be for the bs* interests of Smth the Civil Division of the Seminole All of sal proprty being In the County Sheriff's Department. Certificate Plo. 171 Year of the City. l4CampiflgReSOrIs DISABLED Issuance 197) Attentionofbddersis particularly County of Seminole, Stote of That said sale is being made to iS-Action Sports A ME R I CA N Description of Property called to the requirements as to Florida sa,'sy the terms Of said Writ of Unless such certificate or car. Execution. Lots Ii 1. 12 81k 3 Pine Level P8 6 conditions of employment to be Employment E T ER ANS AI Observed and prevailing wage tificates shall be redeemed ac Pqs. 36 1. 37. E. Polk, Sheriff Name in which assessed Bobby determination to be paid under the cording to law the property Ch.pter 18-Help Wanted Seminole County. Florida descrb.ed in such certificate or Publish Oct 8. 15 77. 29, 1974 Lee Davis contract 30 21-Situations Wanted All of Said property bing in the This project it to be financed in certelicates will be sold to the DEC.;? ___________________________ Coun'y of Seminole. State of part by a Grant from the En highest cash bidder at the court Hwy. 17.92 Financial Florida vironmentat Protection Agency and house door on the 4th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE South of Sanford EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' Unless such certificate or cer• be referred to as Project C-fl0411. November. 1971 at 11:00 AM. Dated this 37th day of September. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 24-Business tificates shalt be redeemed ac portunitits Bidders must comply with the Meetings 1971 SEMINOLE COUNTY cording to law the property President's Executive Order Not 25-Loans Arthur N. Beckwith, Jr PROBATE DIVISION Butins 7:30 itt. Tues in such certificate or 11,346 and 11.37$ whifl Prohibit Clerk of Circuit Court PROBATE NO. certificates wilt be 1044 tO the discrimInation in employment 28-Insurance I Seminole Countti', In re: Estate of highest cash bidder at the court regarding race, creed, color, sex, or 21- Investment OpportunIties Bingo Florida JOSEPH ARLINGTON SILER. house door on the Ith day of national orIgin. 5: fly: Ida Creat dacia.ti. Every Wed. & Sat. November. 1974 at 11:00 AM Biddeesmust comply with Title VI Deputy Clerk NOTICE TOCREDITORS Qaterj this IPPI dsy of September, of tue Civil RIghtS Act of 1964, the Early Birdsl:lSp.m. Rentals All creditors of the estate of _______________________ 1974 OavisBacon Act, the Antl.Kickb.cK Publish Oct. 3$. 15. 27. 1971 JOSEPH ARLINGTON SILER. 29Arthur H. Betkwlt?i, Jr. Act and the Contract Wcwt HourS DEC37 Rooms for Rent deceased, are hereby notified and Clerk of Circuit Court Standards Act. 30-Apartments Rent required to file any claims of Sminol Cos.asty. Did you know that Bidders must certify that they Unfurnished demands which they may have notandwltl no? maintain or provide IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL your club or 5: By 1cM Ct'Ottt. 31-ApartmentsRent for their employees any facilities CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR ngunist said estate in tiIC office Of organization can Deputy Clerk that are segregated on a basis of SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Furnisbed appear in this listing County. Florida, in the courihousci at PUbliSh OCt. 3. 1, 15. 22. 1974 FLORIDA origin race. color, cr. Florida, within four 32-Houses Sanford, Rent Unfurnlsbed DEC46 each week for only $3 CASE NO. 74-1442.CA SOD BY ORDER OF THE CITY OF calendar months fran, the date of 33-Houses DIVISION D ALTAMONTE SPRINGS per week? This is an Rent Furnished the first publication of this notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION in re the marriage of Norman C Floyd. Sr. ideal way to inform FOR TAX DEED JOHN RICHARD MACDONALD, Each claIm or demand must be in 34-Mobile Homes Rent Mayor the public of your (Section 197.49$ Florida Statvlesol PublIsh: Oct. 1.0. 1971 writing and must state the r.lace PlU5bfld 35-Mobile Home Lots club activities, PetiIiar', residence and post office address of 1W) DEG1 For Rent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ________________________ the claimant and must be sworn to d that Mr. 04 Mrs. R. W. ScPsoolcraft by the claImant, his agent, or his 34-Resort Properly BAR IARA MACDONALD. wife, NOTICIOFAPPLICATION the holder of the following carattorney, or it will become void Respondent. For Rent AMER IAN FOR TAX DEED tificates has f lIed certificates a according to law. NOTICE TO DEFEND 37-sess Propsrty tax deed t be issued thereon. The' (S.dio. 197.491 Florida Statvt.s September 25th, AD., 1q74. LEGION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 1W) For Rent certificate numbers and years S Mary Linda SlIer BARBARA MACDONALD ' tj' ) POST 33 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, issuance, the description of An Ancillary Residence: Unknown 31-Wanted to Rent that RB Riser Estate the holder l progerty,artdtfsersamesinwhich AdmlnIstratrix ______________________ Lest known mailing address: the following certificates has filed was assessed ore as follows: C ta. of the Estate of 20070 Trillium Street tad cerlificatesfor a tax deed to be Estate 630 Year JOSEPH ARLIP4GION SILER. _____ Real _______ P.tount ClemenS. iSSued thereon The certificate Hwy I7,Q2lMiie issuar-ct' 1971 Deceased Mchigan 400.4) numbers arid years of issuance, the 40-Condominiums Descriptionol Property South of Sanford ,'C) ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5: Thomas A. 5peer S64FtofN4l7.4FlofE'cfSE' 4 t'0fthePt'y.andthe that JOHN RICHARD MAC OF SPEER 6 SPEER. PA. Certificate No 41-Houses for Sale ci SE Sec 33 TS. 70 P. E. 37 Acres names in which It was assessed a.re DONALD has filed a Petition in the Attorney for said Estate MEETINGS as follows:, 42-Mobile Homes 1 CircuIt Court of Seminole County, P.O. Box 1361, Sanford, FlOrld IP.M -7ndam'sdoth Name' in which Mseiscd Sarah Certificate No. 109 Year of FlorIda.forDlssoiutionofMarriage. 37711 43-Lots and Acreage Thursday Eac's Month. tuu$ncr 193$ Bush and David Bush an$yotaarer.quiredtoserseacopy Publish: Oct. 1.0, 1974 D.lCriIils•lPI..pIf•tY 44-Farms and Groves All of said property being in the BINGO your wrlflen defenses, If any, on DEC.11 LOt 36 Block E. Bungalow CIty of County of Seminole. State of 45-Resort Property Every Mon 6 Tue's. T. WOOLFOLK, IN EDMUND THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plal B0°& 7 Page Floridd. ESQUIRE. Law Ott ices of Thomas EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Early Bird at 7:15 P.M or Sale Name in which assessed F. . Unless puch certificate or car. C. Freeman. P.O. Box $10. CUlT, IN MID FOR SEMINOLE Regular at 7:45 PM Holly 6 HalIle His Wife. tlftcates shall be redeemed ac 44-InA And the Altamonte Sprincrs, Florida 3210), COUNTY, FLORIDA. All of said property being in cording to law the property County of Seminole, State of andfilettieoriglnalwiththeCf,etof Investment Property scribed CIVIL ACTIQN 74.1190 A ii suCh certificate or the above styled Court on or before c,,..,,,.,1 ,,-,;• Florida, Itt RE FORFEITURE OF THE 47-ReaIEstete Wanted (erl:fcete's wit be Sold to the P4ovemt-r 7th. 1914. otherwiSe a tOv*tt' Unless Such certificate or cer F CL LOW I td C, 0 E S C P I lIE C) h.QP,e5t cash b.ddcr at the court I \ 4! ac default and ultimate judgment *ill PROPERTY: uw 400' on the 4th day ci tificat5 Shill be redeemed cording to law the property beenteredagainstyoufortherelief AIRBOAT-SerialNo. FL777IBD \e\ i'.', November, 1974 at 11:00 AM Merchandise {' C, ''4 Engine No. 346 71 ____________________________ Dated this 19th day of Septerrtaer. t*scribed in Such certificate or demanded In the Petition i, "I WITNESS my hand and official certificates will be sold to the Estimated Value %l,00000 highrSt cash bidder at the court seal of tald Court on this the 3rd day Together with other Property SO-Miscellaneous Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr of October, A.D. 1974 For Sale house door on the 4th day Shied Clerk of Circuit Court of FLEET RESERVE (Seal) 1971 at November, 1100 A.M. I Headlight, Value 11000 Seminole County. Florida SlHousehold Goods ASS N. Arthur H. fle'ckulth. Jr.. Dated ta's 20th day of I Alrboat Trailer 110000 September. S By Ida Creal, Pres Clerk of COurt -ApptIancet 1974 t Frog Gig 55 Cl) Depry Clerk Seminole County, Florida Arthur H 1-eckwith, Jr. 1 M.achate KnIfe $1.00 "Matt Art Pijb'.sn. Oct. 3.1. 15. 22. 1971 53-TV Radio . Ster'to By: Lillian T Jenkins Clerk of Circuit Court THE STATE OF FLORIDA 'TO. DEC31 Matthew Picanso Deputy Clerk $4-Garage . Rummage Sales of Sernino;e Coty. ALL PERSONS AP,O coP Putlish: Oct. 0, 15. 22, 79, 1714 Florida PORATIONS OIYP4ING. HAVING 55-Boats 6 Marine Business Meeting DEC56 3. By ida Creal OR CLAIMING API INTEREST IN 2nd Monday'-?OOO Equipment Deputy Clerk OR LIEN ON THE ABOVE Club Hours-3 pm. FICTITIOUSNAME PbliIh' OCt. 3,0, 15, 23, 1971 Se-CampIng Equipment DESCRIBED PR.3PERTY Daily ( closed Wed.) NOTICE IS hereby given that lam ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEC 73 YOU AND EACH OF YOU are 57-Sports Bingo Thursday 7000 engaged in butinets at 90) W. Hwy. Equipment EIGHTEENTH ,UDICtAL. CIR. hereby notified that the above 138. Aftamonte Springs, Seminole CUlT OF PLORIt.A IN AND FOP NOTICE OF APPLICATION described property has been Wijed. 58-Bicycles County Florida under the l:ctit.ous SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR TAX DEED under and by virtue of chapter )fl, nsme of BRANTLEY SQUARE 59-Muilcil Merchandise (Seclien 191.491 Florida Statutes of PROBATE DIVISION as amended, and is now in the bERVICE CENTER. and tflt I PROBATE NO. 74.I?ICP 1969) possession of the board of county 40-Office Equipment VFW 10,050 inttnd to register said name with the Plo. 364.67 P0T ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, commissioners of thit county, and And Supplies Citr' ct tt'e Circut Court, Srmrlr Recorded ac.d Verified that Yr or Mrs P VI Sctioolcreft ? Concord N yuu. .6nd each 01 you, are hereby F lcrida I atcordance wth 6)-Building Materials the tioldar of the following car Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Catselberry, F 1.1 further notified that a petition, the provIsions of the Fcti1lou Clerk of Circuit Court tificatethasfiledsai4ce'rtlflejt undersaidchapterhasbeenfiled in 67-Lawn and Garden Serton Nsrne ¶tattj?tS, To W Seminole County. Florida .4 !ai deed to be iStkifd tbtt'rnn The tPie cir,uit court f tt't' Eighteenth I içr,j 5t'ut. ?57 In te: (state Of cerlifiCate numberS and years o Judicial Circult in and for Seminole 63-Machinery and Tools 5: Get'aW M LIi'Xa MABLE FRANCES GRIFFIN isSu&nce, the detcrption of ftie County. Florida. seeking the I or. 64-Equipment for Rent Publish: Sept. 17, 2& Oct. I. 0. 1974 deceased property, and the names in which it feitureof It. Said property, and you 65-Pets OEP9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS and Supplies was anesse are as foltowi: are hereby directed arid required to All Creditors and All Persons Certificate No. 217 Year of To and 46-Horses file your claim, it a' you have, Having Claims Issuance 1971 or Demands Against show cause, on or before October Said Estate: 67-Llvestock and Poultry flingoEverylues N4qht Descriptiinof Property 79th. 1974. If no! p'soniilIy served notfied anti ye,j ,ire ,cl7,f)r..Ps' .71 F,irly flird,t'1 )' Irt '4 Eih I C)earr#.o'd with çrr'ry, rr.,,.n an'j ,.,!htri 67A rc'c.rtd to ri r1 an tl.n'. ard ie-uul.ir 8 J Pit I P ;, t*t'itydaystrorn personal servce $8-Wanted to Buy Free Card With This Ad Name ,n whiCh assessed Emerson dtmartds wticti you may hitve personally served with process i.s.< '" WIU)FIRES against tnt' estate of MABLE Met4,nux I$ & J F'i'oc 6 Mr' 5u Enlo., 49-Stamps. Coins hevrin.wfiylhesaidpropertyshoutd ,.. to.rno.rlv b,einoun the FRANCESC.RIFFIN,deceased late LI1il II ril,:!!tII..II4 1D'-Swao and Trat!.! 4 •*1,, imq, *wnly. pio.oi. to ne .............. * P.M YULI.UInJn .,..,., -. VT' tPt 1)ndJPayouVaIitOtlleCial1Tt Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid file Florida. lI-Antiques as herein 41q armed judgment will be the' same Mt dUPi,cat• and Unless suds certificate or car as .nteced'herei.i against you In due 77-Auction titi'C&$et Shall be redeemed ac provided in SectIon 733.16, Florida course. Persons not personally If your club or cording to law the pcope'rty StituIn, In their offices lit the %*rved with process may obtain a organization would . de%Ubhd In such certificate or County Courthoua in Seminole Transportation of the ptlI$Ion for forfeiture __ t • (tifiitej will he Sold tO thu C0t', Fhua, like to be includeil in filid PIf'rCIn from the tzndfligi'iCd .. r' ht,httt cash b-dder at the co•,rT -,ten,j.sr rnntbS iron, the 'ime Of Ihis listing call: c'f COurt I 75-Campers . Travel house door on the 4th day ot the tint put'IiCatiDfl titrecte' or the . WITP4ESSrrj'handarwithesealof Trailers same wilt be barred, November. 1974 at 11:O AM. the above mentioned court, at Filed a! Sanford Florid., Dated thIs 19th dày of September, thIs 6th Sanford, Floridø, this 77th, day of 74-Auto Repairs THE HERALD day Of Jutw, 1914, 5974 Pirfl. Accessories september, 1974. Glenna Vern Monrne Arthur H Beckwith, , feat) 71-Junk Cars t'movrjd r,t,'r.6tr,, (itt. ci ('"cut COutl Arthur H Buckwith, Jr kff'ffiETI4 M.. BEAPtE (if SemnoIe County. 78-Motorcycles CLASSIFIED Clerk of Circuit Attorney for Admin,$frarix Florida. and County Courts )EPARTMENT 79-Trucks and Trailers Post OWce Drawer °' S By' lisa Cree?, Dy: Martha T Vitiln 37? 7811 C.ssDerry. or Deputy Clerk 80-Autos for Sale Lo'i pollute our easitt Dep'4y Clerk PvbIith: Oct 1, 5, 1i PubIh Oct. 3, $, 5, 72, 97 , Publish: Oct. 1, 0. 15. l Bi-Aviatior . --pee' C31 DEC.12 DFCC NOTICE Ia , I ______ ______ ______ I ______ - - * Oishwasher'Disposal Tomatoes i lbs 51.00 Farm fresh 'produce. Dawg Patch Flea market, Dogirack Rd., Sat-Sun * Clothes Washer•Dryer OCEAN SHRIMP I. " * Heated Pool Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoj, 56 00 bOx Hwy. Iii ml , W of I 4 * 1.2 Bedroom IPOM IllS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLA 'Instructions Piano or Organ Students beginners or advanced In your home or mine. Call )731fl1 . ;. - Help Wanted MANAGER. Drug store experience. New discount drug store, En ceIIent company benefits Salary commensurate with experience Reply to Box 551, care of The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Sanford, FIa.. 37771 Do something interesting this fall, and earn money too. Be an Avon Representative 6.41 3079 H OU SE KEEPER Wnman. mature dependable with own transporlaton. for housework and care for young man in whUl chair. Call 322 3990 after 3 p.m. Insulation Installers needed. Good employment for ambitious man Fringe benefits. Chauffeur's license required. Experienced only need apply. Apply 1041 Miller Drive, Altamtmte Springs, off Charlotte t S I. K Warefti,use. 27 NO DOWN PAYMENT . Your new Custom homc' on a lot of your choi.. $ I Possible subsidized monthly payments. ' Cove 5 Contact us: you may qualIfy JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC 3776457- 373 7111 - 332 7174 ON RESERVOIR LAKE 11.2.3 Bedroom IFishing a Boating Disposals • • IDrapes Cozy traIler, 1 bedroom, mature 4 auutls. Good location, utilities paid. By week. No depOsit 5495 OFF AIRPORT BLVD Realty . POOL CITY - A SPARKLERI 3 BEDROOMS, I' baths, attached garage, carpel,fence. $20,500. Call REALTOR.A,ociate Betty Flamm. After hours 332 6053 Call right now! . -.. Rent Unfurnished Houses 3222420 FurnithedorUnfurnisistd Nice 2 Bedroom Home For Pent 32) 2920 Alter 5372 7029 REALTORS IncreaSe your Income to II pet (13.000 mm ) Marvin P. Gassman, (Bond Mort. Brober) 2601 Mohawk Ir • Mait Free info us 1543 121 hr's 1. 29 Rooms for Rent Room, Private bath, private en trance. Air ccndltloned, no cooking, 332 8540. Need someone to share 3 bedroom house, split expenses. Call bet wean S 30 and It: p.m. 3230165. 30 Apartments Rent Unlurnished I or 7 bedroom dupin apartments. Furnished or unturnihed. 60' SwimmIng pool. 1220 S. Orlando Dr. 373,291fl * *GENEVA GARDENSj* *' Single 'tory studio, 1. 3, and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, cIubftouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equIpped, central heal and air, l/ionthly rentals frøm $142.50 ),090, 1505W. 25th St. S.anfu'd ¶anford, itt Poor, 2 Bedrooms kitchen equipped, air and heat. Call owner Deltona (305) 371 1067. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 Florida Ave. 3736650 1* bedrotm apartments. 1160 and up. 323 1310 One or 3 bedroom townhouse apartments Central heat arid air, enclosed patio. Close In, con venient to everything. From 1110. After 6 call 373 7997. WEIRD HAROLD beta 2.165 Park Dr. 3 bedroom, laje fa ; 'roorn. wall to wall shag carpet, Irrigation system wIth well and pump. Fenced yard. 126.500. Low Interest existing mortgage or re finance. 3321214. this easyt warliul peel• as *elI as retirees pith am annual adlvst.d reis income .1 5s$O$Il.?W ire erod . vs retard. your a ,r. , ba*Hm hOme IOI NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY ( PAYMENTS vmdtr Farmers Hams Ad. muwsiranin Assistance Plan, Rented a house and after he paid first and last months rent and deposit, he could have bought a charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath with patio, garage and central air Let Cliff JordanREALTORsolveyour nousing problem. Call 031 $277. I Bedrooms. 1 bath Adults, 1 se',,, no pets 263) Elm, Sanford. $173, security. 035.4456. _____________________________ SIJNLAPID: 3 BEDRROMS,2 BATHS. KITCHEN EQUIPPED, _____________ FENCED YARD. 322 1911. _______________________________ Executive Pool HOIflES InC. AFFER REALTY HIJFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, Jenny Clark.'Assoc. 132.1595; 323.1*3.1Day, Eve. 173,900. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large oaks. COR BETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR M$.4j91 DeBary SANFORD- Executive neighborhood, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, older home with charm. Many extras, Including bullt.in break. fast table. Landscaping main. tamed with aid of under ground sprInkler system A must see for discerning buyer's. $SL 000. Suite 203 The Greater Mill REALTORS. Casselberry, $)01$M - - - / -, ,_\ 7' - FORREST GREENE INC. __________ REALTORS 196W. Lake Maty Blvd. 373 4353 or 643 2333 WE TAKE TRADES ___ .- __ _ '--'....,. ,..._••• ' -._. -- lrooi-n, family room, fenced, pet, ;ow down. Only $16,000. e Realty, REALTOR. 323-7150. NT- Large3bedroom,7bath. illy room, equipped kitchen, pet. nlca well landscaped DED LOT- Nearly an acre, iutlful building Site 17.500. JOHN KPIDER. ASSOC - - W. Garnett White OpenlAg Souli . lBeidroomMof7iIeHome Adults Qnly, No Pets, Private Lot 322 1277 BC( dice 1 bedroom trailer. S. Sanford Ave. Adults, no pets. 1)75 Month 3230741 lot Broker, 107W. C.mmercial Sanford, 312-71111 Newly renoivaed. 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. 52,000dov,n 1150 monthly. 372 7217 M'IPCtIffll flow 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden Lakt-llke new small down assume VA mortgage, $' pct. Owner. Ph 37) 7725. available in S(nford's fine'it - rwo bedroom trailer on S Sanford Ave One or two adults only. $00. 322 ranilly Park. Come out today J1(j reserve ,'OUT ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS chon'e lot. Stale ltd. mlii's east ____ Days 322 612) Nights 377 5474 or 322 7352 421, 2.3 ________ Jim Hunt Realty AGE Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orlando 63 1.2299 COVE / REALTOR 3772)16 After Hrs 332 9201 3771991 and 332 CVLI Move in Today 7 year old home, 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, carpp't, central heat, aIr. Take Over mortgage at 7 pet., payments, 1167. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 P. Oak, Sanford 377.lI7Iday,373 011Seve. BROKER ASSOCIATE Outstanding Buys NEWLY kEPIOVATED, 1 Berm. home. furnished, corner lot, $11,S00. 3 BR, lovely setting. Call for price. A. A. McCLANAHAPI, BROKER - Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest estcibllshed residential area? * p - -..'* Id JUJrv4w Of Loch Arbor UI .::1. HOMES OF DISTINCTION II SItuated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. ,. I Built With F'rlda ' Additions Call For Appointment - ____________ I -- ' - RomodeIIig - Rockwell labiew with wooden Stand 32317$) after i Color TV'S; Table & Chairs; AM.FM Stereo; 1969 OIds 91. Also misc. items. 373 070*. Pound dining room table, with two extensions and four Iadder.back ChaIrs. $100. One pair French Provincial end tables, $25, 372. 1954 after 5:30 :istriniord -- 322-3103 --s 76 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWINGCENTER ')27 A East It St , Sanford 32291)1 Evt' $69. 1116. - 52 Appliances Ranges, Hotpohnt and Tippan, priced right. Financing availablf with no down payment. Dick's - Appliances. 333.7654. -. BRAP4TLEY AREA Early American Zenith Console Color TV, excellent condition. $115, 834-0619. 55 Boats&Marine Equipment Built by owner lust a fiw months ago. Quality abounds throughout, Wall to wall carpet, fully equipped kitchen, irnlde utIlity room arid more. Both side's are2bedrooms I with 2 baths. Two car garage, large yard, lake privileges. 1.56,900. Call Doris Bell, Assoc. $30. Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 42 Realtors L,pngwug Mobile Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373.5300 CARROLL'S FURNITURE - "---'--" -- - - -- '-I_ri.. - - FLEET SALE 1974 GREMLINS fl II 15 TO CHOOSE FROM Loaded with equipment including Automatic, Factory Air, Power Steering, Luggage Rack, Rally Stripe, WSW. '2888 1974 Javelin FULL PRICE Loaded.....................$3695 l974Ambass,,adorLoaded ............... $3995 radial tlres,l2OO. 322-T"2i. 1974 El Camino Classic Loaded .......... $3995 Inter-national. 4 ton, 4wheeI drive, tCoI,box bed. 11200. 365.3161. l974Matador2.Dr,, Loaded ............. $3495' l973Jeep Commando ...................$3195 AutosforSale 1972 Jeep Commando ...................$2695 ri 1974 Continental Mark IV, limited edition Silver luxury group. AM FM stereo with tape, red leather interior, 5,500 miles local. One owner. Safe guard warranty. 372 41$I. t)ealer. CORVETTES 1969 Corvette ........................... $3495 Your Word Is Your Credit 1972 Corvette 1-Top ..................... $5195 * BUY HERE * 1973 Corvette .......................... $6195 l974Corvette ...........................$7195 6414111 5210190 A small classified ad brings big returns. Try crie and see. Call 327 2611 or $319991 1972240Z 240 Vs $3995 1973240Z ............................... $4995 * Mustang City * 1973240Z ...............................$4995 $50 Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys. Any - Car 1961 Mustang Fastback, like new, loaded 1946 Mustang Coupe, Beautiful, one owner, loaded. t7.t24taItIarid 645.1115 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 Ph. 831-2828 Chltival5uas. For sale frozen beet. Animal Haven Graoming 1. Boarding Kennels. 322.5152. Doberman Mali, 2 Years Old Prof action Trained, 1300 361 -61*4 - Lotsand Acreage ASSUME PAYMENTS ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. CALL AFTER 5. 322012$ 67A Seminole County - o beautiful acres, clear, flowing stream, trees, private and peaceful but close In. Terry Realty, Feed ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any condition 6111126. Winter Park. Stamps.Coins 69 Miscellaneous WILSON MAIER FURNITURE RUY-SELLTRADE )il3l3E.FirstSt 3725622 Exceptionally beautiful Wedding Gown, Headpiece and Veil. Size 9 Call 322 73)0 afte,' I D&JCURIOSITV SHOP 1201W. 1st St. 1 6P.M. DAILY We Buy and Sell Gold and silver C&ns. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W itt St. 3734157. 72 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, Sanford 32)5470 * tjir t:rtiep, * Every Sal. Night 7pm West lit St. (Hwy 14) Sanford Consignments Welcome Open DaIly 10 IllS STAN'S AUCTION Appliances 75 Camper.Tavei Trailers COMPLETE MOT HOME SERVICE CENTE'Pi Special on a*nr,gs. generalgrs, air con dtloners. Call Floyd Flower's, Southern RV Strvic, 373-9020 Garage Sates are itt season Tell the people About it with si CIlSsif led Ad in the' Herald 3737*1),' $31 99" Pressure Cleaning k , tchn Bathroom Cabinets, FALLCLEANIPIC, Counter tops. Sinks Installation "lmpac"Wasjs&$pra.kleen available Bud CabiN. 372 0057 Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks anytime 1 roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers, wasps 6 spider BUDDY'S webs. 3320397. HOME IM PRO V EMEN TS Smatliobtwanted 372.1335, "Lake Mary" ___________ Sewmg Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate. 373 603$. FuIlLine GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2577 Park Drive, 377 1567 "- Custom made Drapes and Bed Wreath. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss. 3.49-5.423 Heater Cleankig Beauty Care Truck Rentals OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 173 5951 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrielt's Beauty P4k,) 519 E Pine 372 5747 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Eccr'oIIne' Vans to Diesel Tractors 1 day I year 32) SIlO Land Clearing Carpentry ____________________ C&A BACKHOE SERICE VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Inter'or Trim, Paneing, Custom Carpentry. No job too small Licensed 6 Bonded. 3233671 Jim's Concrete I Masonry Free i'stimatet Floors, patios & driveS flick or stoni planter-s. Patch anu repair work. 372 3.400. landc'earing, septic tars. fill dirt, driveways All kinds of digging. 373 9147 or 3333953 . Painting Panting •srd 'iVailpapering Ito lob too small. Quality workmanship Ph 373 *579 or 3.73 p9 Home Improvements Pest Control Odd lobs of all typeS. Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling. 322.2645 ___________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive _____________________________ __________ Looking for . a painting special? •". ru;: ,. . $95 Free cEitimate III (*71 __.:. Remodeling, Additions 6 Repair. Carpentry, Roofing. Cement FInIshIng, Painting. Reasonabi, Billy Geck. 3231207. 322 9719 qlass. Dave's Furniture, 300 Sar.ford Ave., .123'.370. Wrought iron dinette set with glass top arid I chairs; dshwash'. Sears finest, reel type ICWfl mower, power, large refrigerator with larg. freezer; a. temt en ceilent condition 32) 0747. Home Improvements Air Conditioning estates, etc GIRLS2IIPI. BICYCLE LIKE NEW. $30 3722103 AFTER S PIOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY Auction Open daily 10$ for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy Dining room table and chairs. 17; Flit roccn couch hit make's a bed ISO; coffee table, $s, 373.1)97. 5 r' .'tfl' FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 34"xI$". $6 SO EACH Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ' BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 16.3734733 REALTOR, 7* 07)). A Central Heat 1. Air Conditioning For free estimates, cell Car Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 3fl 177). _______________________ RANCHETTE Wantedlo Buy 1.1.500 original Investment, May be 68 assumed by making one payment CASH 3721133 of $31.14 and a balance of 12,965.06 sit 9 pci. interest, Just off In For used furniture, appliances. tools. etc Buy 1 at' 1001 items. terstate 23, gentle rolling and Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. trees, good hunting, fishing and skiing nearby. Call Don collect, Piney Woodi Barn, we buy furniture 6072571305. and miscelIn,t,,,, Sell for 30 pet. consignments. Free pick, ups HORSE PASTURE GOOD Auction Sat, night at 7 p m. Call GRASS, WATER AND STALL 377 2770 37250(3 MAITLAND FLEA MART 9II Hwy. 1792 Open Sat. 1. Sunt S $33 2920 - Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC. Toy I. MInI Poodles all colors, Cocker, Mini 6 Large Dachshunds, Shlh Tzu, Schnauzer, Yorkle, Boston Terrier. Chihuahua, Beagle. Chi.poo, 2$ pups on display, we buy pups, finince, shots, guarantee. 1.904. 227.3476 or 1-904.237-2912. JIM DANDY FEEDS So 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser, auto'natic worn hubs. Good condition. $2100. 661 5737. Pets and Supplies 65 17' x 60' mobile home, furnished, 2 bdrm, I', baths, carpeted, central heat 6 air. FTU area. *31.3196 43 1901 Toyota. Automatic 2 Door, Hard Top See 2504 PoInsettia Ave. 1971 Ford Ranchero pickup truck, air conditioned, automatic, new 16½' Orlando Clipper, Murry 'lit trailer. 100 HP Electric Winch. $1200. 323094$. DELUXE DUPLEX 64 Equipment for Rent EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet AREA Shampooer for only $1 per day. 1912 Mercury Capri. 5)50 dowr take over payments 11$ Month. Good cnditløn. 372.322'9. 1977 LTD flrougtiam. 2 door, lull power, 21,000 mileS. Extra sharp condition. Split seats and tern. perature control. 322-414. Dealt'r. Trucks and Trailers NW4S TV. Radio.Stereo p5711wI• 1957 Lincoln with 430 envine, just rebuilt. Hew transmission. Best oIler. 333.1371 Jay &Oee Auto Sales 53 iflJMGMidget,bluLlI,000miles gW _, Vyc. 372.7033 ,._w 1973 Continental Mark IV. Loaded, local one owner. Safe guard plan. 17,000 mItes. All Continental features including ieather in tenor. Extra Sharp. PrIced to sell 3224U1. Dealer. 1970 Honda ISO. Excellent condition. JuSt Inspected. 1.500. Call 373.5154 after 4 p.m. 80 ST, front disc brakes. I speed. 21,000 miles. SacriHc.. 11995 firm. 3327)0, 0:30 tO 5. 1966 Mercury Convertible, 390 engine, good tires 6 transmissIon, needs f op. 5330.3336935. 1970 Yamaha 250 Enduru Good Dirt Bike. Best offer. 3fl.1603 79 AutosforSale 1917 Camaro, 5450cr best otter *31 7126 for Pat ____________________________ - HONDA OF ORLANDO CLEARANCE SALE 1002 Edgewater *11.0641 t,1.etorc'ycl in',urancc 3LAIR AGENCY 3233*46 80 air conditIoned, full power equIpment, excelent condition. Fully guaranteed. 11995. Call Don Pope. 322.tiSI. Dealer. 1111 Honda MT 250 Elsunore liOOdown anu takeover payments. 3720694, *Singer* * Drop In bobbin, zig zag and 3 neqle posltloti. Like new condition, solid new for III. balance of 14$ cash or 5 payments of 110. New warranty. Autos;orsale Motorcycles 78 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 With a little work, this can again become a charming 3 bedroom home. It has 2 lull baths, and a famIly room with windows on 3 sides. Ow-nir asking only 519.300, which Is prIced below other homes In the area. Call Shirley Bennett, 14s0c., $345500. Inc. Auto Repairs KA P -T U PIE We bring the Garage To You Tune tin. lertrIt*l art,4 d;4n,,n. service. Call 3739277 for an appointment at your home or Office. Household Goods 1973 Singer ZigZag Royal, Doulton, Haviland' Bavarian china, lead Cryslai ard pressed i.i4lI. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W. 1st St. 391.4711 toung flshTng"Get al2fhThiuipmen, you need for those big ones With a wnI nd KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines - 1 14 8, 1974-78 p. '1) Buick LeSabre'l dor hardtop, Par-h. Accessories Couch 72" Scolchgard, 1150. Autumn. haze mink Stole, liki new, $250. 323 9024 ¶,1 80 Camper-Travel $75,373 36*6. I BR, 2 Bath, Ravenna Park, $29,500. - -- Wrouof if ron twin bds, springs and mattress, excellent condition. $iO each. Small Frigerdaire, 3S. Montgomery Ward aIr con. ditioner, like new, 6000 BTU runs on 110 volts, has own thermostat, GOLDEN TOUCH'Pt SEW in sewing cabinet, repotsesseti 'Slnge'r's be'sI model, wtnds bln in machine. Fully automatic, Pay balonc. of IJI or 10 paymerts of 26.065 Hw 1797 REALTOR 3?) 5771 For Sale or 17.92. ' * rold.HaIl Realty The Time Tested Firm w Tuesday, Oct. .-, Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available cr'd yard, 5)2.!')') SACRE NEW MEXICO )uplex, 7 bedroom. air Conditioned, sidutts preferred. 327 6620 or 373 5451 refrlg. . tl. ladders wire - etc. Gormly's E. 16, Sanford 373.4733 -I- 3 bedroom, 1'7 baths, no Quatifyun. $1,900 doWn, 1196 nio 7 pcI Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3237730. Come see us at our big new location Hartman Realty, Inc. 831.4039 Rent Furnished Mobile Homes Rent Woodmere- 3bdrm., 1 bath, come lot. 519,500. Will consider reasonable offer. Terms arranged. Owner. 3722700 den, paved street, quick oc. cupancy. Owner will hold finan. cing to help you. A real buy at $16,500. - Sanford.- Two bedroom Cottage, air, near elementary school, $150 mo 13t 044 or $31 3709. 34 Sanford, Fl. .,-y.-- TraIlers - HANDY MAN SPECIAL Realty 372130) 21IoHiawatta Ave. at 1792 15 FREIGHT SAI.VAGE ftUY DIRECT- FROM BOX (AR S.ppllancet air cond. . fliezers 2603 Park, Dr Days 3337217 Payton NEARLY WATERFRONT- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, swimming pool. A real charmer. Central heat and air, family room, walk across the street to BASS FISHING. 133.900. Pavensbrook - I bedroom, 7'v baths. family room with fireplace, formal dining, pool. intercom, thiS home hat it all. 11.3,500. All reasonable offers considered. ____________ 13 Houses Homes Pinecrest Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, delightful entertainment home, screened pool area, with privacy fence. Two complete central heatair systems, special price, II,, 00 AROflDA 1 Bedrooms, living room, dining area, large shaded fenced backyard, Off LongwocdLake Mary Rd. Available Sept. 1. Plo pets. 1150. 327 0923, Day's. SANFORD REALTY RIVERSIDE ACRES COZY COTTAGE- Two bedrooms, :&sSELBERRY, 3 bedrms, air, close in. $150 mo $31 041 or 031 3759, Country Club, 117 Garrison Dr., 2 bd., 1 bath, family rm. U, down, no qualifying, $17,900. Owner, *34 6311. 322.5992 Nights, 3731167 or 32) 9007 1100E 2SthSt. 373 USS Your MLS Agency aNlWIONDA HOME in O.h.aa as never 2 Redrooms, family room, screened patio, central heat, aIr. 126.000 with terms Anytime Investment Opportunities home ready for lmmeduato occupancy. Located on So. Ruskir. Street, near Lake Mary School, on large wooded lot. Only 176.450 with 7'. pct. assumable mortgage, Phone 305299 2036 days or 62I.763' evenings. COUNTY COUNTRY - ON IllS ACRES! Nice 2 bedroom for $79,900. Call REALTORAssociate John Mero right away. After hours, 32302)3. ,/' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 1l$W.2nd5t. LAKE MARY Builder has new 3 bedroom, 2 bath SUN LAN D We have several nice homes .4y3itab?e In the Suntand ares priced In the 20's so For Sale Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAI.TOR ) 199) 19)9 S. French 377 7371, 3771496, 332-754 327 1)61. 332 1959 .1 Bedroom, 2 bath, split plan mobile home on S tree Shaded acres. 121.900. Terms. CITY-BIGHOME,4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHSI Plus, investment potential. 5,37,400. For details cal REALTORS.Assoclate Satiny Raborn. After hours 322.4179 Hurryt ORLANDO WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st Sf. HOMES UNDER 170.000 7 Beclroot-nt near hospital, 1)2.500 3 Bedrooms on 3'.. acres, $13,000 3 Bedrooms city, 110,500. HOME S 130,000 to $40,000 3 Bedrooms, 1'.'a baths, 1'. acres, 1-33.000. 3 Bedroom brick. I acre, 533,000. 3 Bedrooms cily. $33,200. 4 Bedrooms, 7 story, pool. 1-39,600. HOMES 1-40,000 and UP 3 Bedrooms, 1 acre plus pool arid barn, 544.900. I Bedrooms, Mayfair, 54?,. 3 Bedrooms, 7 plus acres, $66,000 Looking for good busineu or invest. merit? Ask us about our listings on propertIes In this area. "SANFORD'SSALESLEAOER" SANFORD 7 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. 1170 MONTH 3730651 "A investment beats a lifetime 011011." INVESTMENT Stenstrom iTennis Courts if you have sin eye for teat value. yOu'll t'ye thr claSSified ads reglarl, SezI Apts. •Swlmming Pool FurniShed 1 Bedroom Apartment. 2300MilIonviIIe, Alter S PM. Stemper - 3 Families or tingles. I The 1 Bedroom furnished apartment. Located unLakeMary. Call 372 7241 Houses for Sale Stamper Realty 2 Adults 15 thru retirement 4 - WATERFRONT PROPERTY, P.orth,ast lakefront estate1.15.000 icfuresque 3 bedroom, 2' bath horn, Set on acre wooded takefrorl site. A(ross from golf course, walk to schools, fish, boat, near shopping and major arteries. With VA, FHA or owner financIng available for the qualified buyer. EVEREST REALTY, INC., REALTORS, 67$ 0408. After hours, Barry Bailey, Assoc. 0310)96. 6t, 171 5I7, 372 93;') Callbart Real Estate (nnulet'onCd. reasonable rent Adultt, no pets 327 1810 Part TIme Janitor, About 3 Hours. Day. Polygraph Test Required. 03* 1311 M. UNSWOppj REALT JPJIh10' I room. wall to wall carpet. 1ir 32 Hot!" * flew houses ma rural area PIQ dowil vment._montnly payments le than rent Government %utldiied qualifIed buyers, Call to see if 5'OU Qualifyt! 24 Hour Service Call 3fl.7it - 1 Bedroom upstairs apartment Lights, water furnished. Adults only 190. 322 2294, after 4 ' Condominiums -- - I.7tledroom.AdultlOnly Spec. Rates For Senior Citilens Park Avenue Mobile Park 'j5.4) Park Drive' '3j12 18l Breakfast Cook needed, experienced only, permenent •mpioyment. Apply 9 to 5, HolIday Inn, Altamonte Springs "Get 'Em While ____________________________ health requires Immediate sale of this especially nice 2 BR CondominIum in thefinest Sanford location. New furniture and draperIes throughout. Make your offer; cash, terms, or trade We'll deal Apartments Rent Furnished 3) Can't pJi the car In the garag*. eii 18 . 40 -- Piano leather. 85 degree. All levil. Hear alga scrioul. 3231737. nolonger needed items with a classified ad in the Evening Herald Dial 372 261 I or lii 9993 to place yours - s 'ue for rent Sat'ifi,i AuctIon, 1200 Frencri Ay 3j 7310 'HousesfrSIe - jwld, 2 bedrooms, furnishe4, HA. $150 Monthly. Adults, 332.7455 * * * * Deltona * * * Evenings. . 7 Pct. interest Rite Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by GOOD CREDIT IS AL(. YOU renting a mobile home at CAMP NEED, NO MONEY DIDWN. New SEMINOLE. No pets No alcohol. i and I oom homes, 2 373 1170 battit priced from 1?2.10 to _________________________________ 525.100 on large wooded lot Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, 37 Business Properly conventional • loans. Buililer, Deitona, 9047092780. Orlando, For Rent 935 423 1334. WAREHOUSE With or without offices on SR 16 at I 1. any size. We are wheeling and MOSS I E C. BATEMAN dealing tocome see us or call 373 BROKER 373764) cmi. __________ * Th * Recreational Building FREE home delivery SlaveS Please call )S IX) 4466 11 '' - - Houses for Sale " At;usE iii * RangeRefrigerator 9 GoodThingstOEal . - * W/W Shag Carpet It Cot Per Liii Results - * Unturnished Will kefpchlldrefl in my home. 373 5370 Buy a bargain or Sell a bargain with fun to use and read classified ads? Call 332 7611 or 0)1 9993 to place your ad ' I RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES. Will baby sIt In Sunlafld home. 32) 6462 Mobile Homes Rent 34, Sandlewood Villas _________________________ --. '-'-'.' 'aulfledoicis do a jod that can be done no other way. Call 3722611 or . EXPERIENCED. WILL DO DAISY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL - - Pay ExceptiOflaltY large 2 bedrooms, I bath, fully equipped kitChen, carpet, drapes i. exchanged. 371.0111. - --'- Apartments Rent Unlurnished rn Mature lady wants to babysit for elderly lady or child. peferences Reduce safe - fast with CoBese Tablets 6 E-Vap "water pills". Touchton Drug. Bring . hey Care - Od. 8, 1973-SB Evening Herald, - Want Ads 3 Child 6 Personals _____ N Tuesdays Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FL __-..=-',,._.---...--.__. ive some e1smpng equipment you , iç,ciq use' Sell it all with a 1t.stsili('d Ad in The Herald Call 372 2611 or III 9991 and a friendly ,ij v,' will help you, ri Rowe Pest Control '** iriqi., A',' 5,nf ord. 377 7070 Pet Care _____________________________ PET REST IPIN Boarding 6 Grooming rti 372 0057 BATHIP4C.LC,ROOMili1C, ALL BREEDS --__For Appi. $3) 1511 _ Wall Papering ; - PAUl. SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential. Commercial FreecEtlimates Ph 372 U?) _____________ _____________ If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye th ciassif led ads regularly ________ Well Drilling __________________________ ______ _____ '.%'ELL S DRILLED Pijp,p' SPRIPIKLER 5Y51EM, "" a'i.. ,.. -- -. ________ W repair ants service STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. '707W.7ndSl 3334427 "Don't nee" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them .th a Classified Act tram the Heralit, Call us tOday' Don't deIayt JuSt dial 3177611 or 131 4y93 To place your low cost Want Ad. I 'I " �.=--r-r--- - 8&—Even Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1974 Heraid, Sdnford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Mort I h' LL'.j )- BROKEN COO)<JE NAMEBRANC' '' Ii COOKI 'GEcONDG" Walker _____ NORTH 4A?s AKJ53 • AQ2 W FST A6 ___ I ___ ___ ___ _____ PRICE - *QJ10643 EAST 68 482 O9853 4109754 -*4, __ by DaYL. Crmla ALLEY OOP Wm.L, REGAMLess OF wwtRE) ITS A PLEASLJIM ...KAD r gm LMe INCIDEN&Y MR-CU squeeze. He wins the spade lead in dummy and runs off triclus In each minor suit. West shows out on the second dlanOfld and third club lead n. s. me . e ,uUui and comes back to his own hand with the king of spades. East shows out and South knows that West started with six spades and four hearts. South can now claim the grand slam because when he cashes the last club and diamond, West will have to discard down to one heart and the jack of spades. The heart queen will drop wherever it Is SOUTh (D) 4 K92 T 104 + KJ64 #KQJ3 NW FOR GETTING US OFF ALLEY ", ISLAND YOU SERM 10 s,I RAVE REAL17ER ThINI. WFE F2M! KNOW... ThAT AT ONCE.. ThAT '4DWAV WHEN 'Cu CUBBLE'\ AND 1WS IS DID, MR. , UN .... . ICITIZEN ) ORV1LL East-West vulnerabk eu ?iorth East Soul _____- LURC)4 Ei- w 14 Pass 2 Pass 2 NT Pus 7 NT Pass Pass Pass Opening Iead-Q4 10-8 1 b Art Sonsom THE flORN LOSER - ----------__.-__. SOIXWi -J,Falb FUL — -- _ _----------------_. - CH1 I VkULPt1 WMY Jj(4 JUf fl4AJ' I CAt.l T Him G ltl ;,"Iwg~ P15 VLWBI. '(J'l, 1T%5 - .A.. N4P9 ttc5 141'5 WlF. 9Jt CO F A I B CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : - THE ONLY ItOFESSOR I'VE EVER KPJOWN... HIS ROOM TO SL.EEP - -- - L.'tJ - 9L4tP/N 7? B) BILL. BEI.LEVIL.LE Herald Staff Writer - o . In a last ditch effort to avoid losing their certification in the county, Seminole County Disposal, Inc. underwent some qukk reshuf fl ing of internal affairs before Tuesday night's county commission pubik , ,-'èo-S I-low would it be if we moved the Smokestacks inside and let the air-conditioning take care of the problem?" PC-AT! SO SO IOU DI mc*i .EM E / f / C1 ,. . - , ' - uvJ- —w- Ot.'MAIlSj,WA A/1C%'NA iL)/i ii\ i, ç, ç,- U. - L ptl-v BOSS. VVE TA GREAT I , ( RECEAT1ON ROOM I1AD AN TIM= WZQ IL E - VOUVEGOT ELl_ START WiTi-4 A ..- - o - by T.K. Ityan ______________________________ PACK IN W&TOWN, I TOLP THE W14Y ARE YOU MAP AT 4 AAH CLDVV WAV RAR N IME: WAWNT PHAVER 1415RE!... SHOT UPOI 1 61 L by H.imdohl & Stoff.i BUGS BUNNY AW %j _.L MESSAGES, eJUGS? r W WANTS YEAJ4,OSS. 'rER GOLF T wr IS ALL. i -__ EI CN YER MW HOME S ' V "Itcurl WELL! WI-IY DON'T )YOU GET STARTED? / PA u-.i i WHAT k.IAS .' LDN1 60 OUT \ANYWAY! - \ / MAYBE 'itt(itL F1NC) fT \ " EA61ER 7L Be L_ I EVE I = I iO4 'I ,va A FELLOW FEL &Ti R \ - ML,_'1 GRO RoALLL. WHY tT , ON TCIWEL v" /1 _____ BLEM W r' I1sw,p _J 1GROWL I I! 'l - i0S NO P WELL, JUST PULL IT DER I -. by Bob Montana THEAL'SA -J--_- __° / 1" .• by Crooks Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY )W YOU " AN MAY OOOER WLL I 5AY— TO YC"LIR ROOM!— 15 O WOP FOR IT! 815 FAN50 ARrn: LIEYE I' 'LEEP r(jHr. HE ETTE ViNTI.Fffir-N! J JLWPT A6- UffiPff A,5 ft jk EEK MEEK CAN .711CH CA4RM M' VO) F FRANK AND ERNEST 6-L ;;i,, - fig la.,ji P -iwom by P.ob Th.v.e I fJJjcf PJIS L SHORT RIBS 9w,-ME PIORZ FEAFt SOON SE A A LO ' FS ILLA I I J j V I i.1 NONSENSE.OUR GROSS NATOAL PRM0IS 14 TW114% COJUX4 &C WW! SIRE.1 -fRAN9cMDNtUR C -. " - - -. - Q* 41 4 -s "a Index EVER. 1 - DELMAR COVEY "If they don't provide seat. building permit to erect his green and red 30-by 60 foot tent at W. 25th St. and Laurel Ave. Officials said all Covey had to do to get the permit was show cer tification that the tent was flame retardant and furnish electricity and two portable toilets on the site. (-oey had the certificate and electricity but said he wouldn't put ln toilets and seek the permit. "I don't need lt," he maintained. Police allowed the tent meeting In ding County Court action on the case. Covey plead innocent and was lined after a non-jury trial but city ordinance, if they provide Mrs Co%-ey said tier hustwind seating, the), must have a perF finances his reIvaLs and his '?" mit" ' Police sa they have repeat new Cadillac as the co-owner of edly implored Covey to pay the a roofing company. $10 permit fee, and even hand "He never takes up a collecdelivereil an application to him Ion, s sal e sponsor lint Coe) wh drics to the these mectings. If people want services from his home in near. Weather Details Page 3A to give donations, that's some__________________________ by Apopka in a 1974 Cadillac, thing else. but my husband spurnel all efforts to avoid bought that car and he's pa ying arrests. for It from his roofing blCovey said he was living in ness." Murfreesboro, Tenn. with his wife and five children when he Rev. Carl Brooks, an Orlando received Gods message about police chaplain who tried untwo &IrS ago. successfull) to persuade (.oe) Bridge lOB , This Is our sixth revival to obey city laws, said he beCalendar A down . here," said his wife, fieves the unordained preacher C4mics ............... 10B Mona. "We had them In "is sincere In his Otith and will Crossword Puzzle . ...... IIA Apopka, Sanford, Oviedo, stand fast by his position that he Dear Abby 10A Ocoee, Forest City and now ft does not nt A "Orlando is getting then Dr. Lamb ............. 10A One," judgement mt.Isage," Covey IIA Covey was arrested by Horoscope "Unless they receive it, 1973, says. Hospital lhc will be destro>ed It S ti on i 'uliding codt iolatIon Obituaries to take -i stand for Jesus when h failed to obtain 11\ Tek%tsion - by Frank urn - -1HAN -' . - iQ _____ - 1J - Irk ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Delmar Covey, who has been arrested four times In the past week because he refuses to get a permit for his revival meetgs,says he plans to keep on eaching. Following the latest arrest Monday night, police also confiscated Covey's green revival tent and folding chairs, but Covey, 36, says he will conduct services in a vacant lot "tent or notent" ,The I.,ord spoke to me and told me to hold seven revivals in the without 0 m?eys (1:PAUPTICN I 1' A r Ing, it's okay," a police spokes A, I lic Police say they won't Interfere. as long as Covey holds a stand-up service. by Howie Schneider 7K kEtU SOCIAL AAaAAMWIZ Of 'PAZ PASr 20 YEAR% HA%E - os ri I S ta'l ri i fri f - - :- - Johnson said he wot.ld add two more telephone lines to the existing two to handle any The custwncr management offices of the firm will be moved to Johnson's offices in Gene.a - A suggestion by Vihien to put the firm on probation and fine them was nipped when county attorney Howard Marsee said that the ordinance does not provide for the levying of fines. VIULEN r rr ri 1A ... . d __ A trustee's report of Adminis trator Robert She said she found breakfast Dr. Irrgang is being hired on stretcher combination for the "atrocious" sanitary conditions Besserer said today he Is trays still sitting around at the stipulation she take te emergency room; $1,000 at Seminole Memorial Hospital meeting with department heads lunch time and patients un- board exams when eligible In stretcher for the recovery room in surgical department; two at Sanford 'has triggered an "to try to determine just what bathed while hospital employes May, 1975, at a salary based in. cardiac monitors at $4,000 administrative investigation the situation Is." "smoke break" l2'were taking a per cent of the gr , each; an$6,000 electronic fetal Tuesday Besseser assured in the kitchen. and airomise that conditions come from the pathology lab obstetrical for Besserer reported today that with the present pathologist, monitor will be corrected inunedlately. trustees "Us situation will be Hospital board member Mrs. taken care of at once." the trays in question were from Dr. G.V. Garay, receiving 62 department; a $1,311 rotating Sophia Shoemaker. a registered Be3serer termed Mrs. patients who had breakfast late per cent and the new Micro-tone for Pathology AM a SW operating cystoscopic lens nurse, told fellow board Shoemaker's allegations due to moming x-rays before pathologist 38 per cent. uwmbers Tuesday of conditions "general and widespread" and eating. Dr. Irrgang interned in the for the urology table. encountered during a recent said. "I'm trying to pinpoint the In actions Tuesday the Army and did a loW' year -A oved leasing of the inspection. areas she mentioned." hospital trustees: residency In Pathology at latest in nuclear scanning She called sanitary conditions Mrs. Shoemaker told fellow -Approved tmiringof Dr. Sara Baylor University Medical equipment for the hospital atrocious" and said, "We trustees of I'huck-passing" that It. Irt gang, of Casselberry, as a Center Dallas, Texas. radiology department at $1,595 spend untold amounts of money followed her Inquiries into second staff pathologist as -Approved for lease or to e delivered by Jan. to ketp the operating room whm responsibility It is to see recommended by a committee purchue by the board were a 31. sterile but not one cart was that hospital facilities are appointed by the hospital $1,009 operating microscope; clean." clew. medical staff. $1,000 examirft table and equipment cannot be updated to -- make use of the new Isotopes Radiology Department reported that the depertznentis now self-sustaining and is growing. Dr. Edwin Epstein in a letter to trustees, said he has been requesting an examining roorn for the second floor of the West wing for the past flveyears. He asked that a room being used as a catch-all store room be Converted to ads use. The letter was signed by 31 other doctors. also been received from Dr. Thomas Largen, chairman of the equipment conunittee, who said the examining room was not needed and he would vote against recommending purchase of any equipment for it if it was created. - -I ARC H IL 4O/ 6LIQ.E GREG DRUMMONI) A loc&I power company official hAs ex. we've consulted are skeptical of the claim pressed doubt as to the value of a voltage made for the product." Advertising literature, In the form of a regulator marketed as "Volt Guard," to save device ' on home electric bills. protects household 'i f Scott Burns, manager of the Sanford office surges, makes them more efficient, prolongs of Florida Power and Light Co., said more their useful lives and reduces electric i money could be saved by turning off a light or Bishop "The pseudo-technical ' turning down the air conditioner, than by lazqpage used in the nAme-ographed flyer. the using such a device. He explained household poor sentence structure, and the misuse of current is fairly constant, and the regu words indicate to us that this could be a would not cause a noticeable difference in ft game to stick the unwary cwaurner with a electric bill. worthim deviect." in chn~ Junction with a warning issued by the Divisloon tall' circumstances, Burns said, such as a of large business or for special equipment If of Consumer Services, Florida Department there is a need, there are several tested Agriculture Robert J BIshop, dibisIon devices already on the market. director, cautioned consumers to be skeptical But he agreed with the consumer waming, of the "Volt Guard" mechanism, handled by if no test results are availfible, skepticism Swthern Consolidated Corp., St. Petersburg. should be the byword in dealing with the He cited the lack of testing data of the Item, and added electrical engineers with whom device or its promoters. A rrS IlA f5EL-f EVE / --- .- Tent Or No Tent' eviva on inues L! WJP4THROP ; - I I COU ___ ~.V bY Dkk Cav.Ill V_ during Inclement weather." Last week, Kuvrich told the board that "with Inclement weather it was impossible to maneuver large equipment in and out of improperly maintamed dirt roads to service accounts. - b AIV.nn.er . AND YOU'RE NOT 10 '1 GO OUT TILL iJ . A -1111 _. - - — TUMBLEWEED IN YOUR THERE . -- 'q — ChiC .9u1 BLONDIE f --------........ • ' - A rl Ifl / - Lin ers Issue The hearing, a contLnuaUon Coirunissioner Greg Drun- of the firm's 3,000 customers sentee owner James Kuvrich of from last week, was set to nond, who had cited complaints ha'i ac ually signed the con- Rochester, NY, was initially de termine II the refuse from customers hcluding one tract. Yet Relin said "we put on six-month probation ullection firm should be instance where a "collector probably have more oral and after a similiar hearing in it rmltted to continue to used abusive language to a 12- written contracts than anyone January. perate in the county after year-old child" voted against else." Vihlen told the commission But commissioner Dick that he had received over 111 repeated complaints from the week-long extension of the ..ustomers The complaints Williams, asking if the contract complaints "most of which hearing involving poor service and Last week, in continuing the signers only amounted to about were related to abusive inconsistent policy, were hearing, the commissioners 10 per cent, was unable to pin language" concerning both the described by commissioners as cited the need for a copy of the Helm down to a specific an- workers and the former iriitwrIng "more than the coitrart that has been sent to swi'r. management. other firms coinhined." I(elin also did not.produce a ComplamLs have Aso cen. all customers I.hat details Lhe The commission approved a frequency of pick-ups, the customer list as chairman John tered around rate changes motion to continue the hearing amount of refuse to be collected Kimbrough requested last without proper notification to until next week "until the board and the fee. week "I didn't think the or the customer can receive an evaluation of the who Is not ex. Although Helm said Tuesday dinance calls for us to give you Johnson, new manager and a statement that he had rimiled copies of U)c a list of customers. We will live perie;iced in refuse collection, of intent from the *new contract to the board. the up to the letter of the law per se, told the commission he would management team," % hich was document had not been but I don't think that's part of "resolve complaints as quickly initiated by commissioner Sid received. the ordinance." as they could be resolved and Vitilen, Jr. The firm, controlled by ab- would service accounts even In addition, only a small part 1 - f I " - The move-buying out onethird partner and company manager Sheldon Polakoff and replacing him with local contractor Grady Johnson-earned the company another week's respite. The deal was consummated one hour before the commission hearing, according to the firm's attorney Leonard Helm. ta)CIP4ø t•j - hearing. BY Roger Bollen I (XHTU-UNK 'TO h1mv FUNNY BUSINESS cc'rR-P 7Ri4L5? I i. ' ' CIA$s. 'C ,sc e Firm Revised rb gl i THAT T/*YL PRC*4IiY 1RV THE - . - by Garry Trudeau 1hW p,V a ffM /5 60W ; - - my"Vo, THE PLANTS IN '' - : - 000NESBURY J.-WHO EVEN PUTS Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 67th Year., No. 43--Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1974 G It really doesn't matter if 8 The bidding has been., South is playing three, six or North East South seven notrump That is, it West Pns. 14 i+ indoesn't matter to the man 3.1 I NT. l' I'ass t'rested only in good technical play. To the man interested in You, South, hold: big swings the play becomes &A K843 TA2 #Q4 4K Q87 really important when the do )OU do nO''' What contract Is seven So we have A-Pass. Your partner has had North bid the grand slam minimum balanced hand. A slain South counts 12 top tricks. At Is °' U first glance It appears that TODAVS QUESTION best play for the grand slam is Instead of bidding three to take a heart finesse. Now if not ii your bid you look at the East-West hands three diamonds over your three clubs. What do you do nov,7 you will see that the finesse is goi ng ose, t U just Answer Tomorrow L by -- — [ZI;1 - - - / whathasbeencalleda"Count" I I- 1 •1 the queen will drop. As the cards lie South is sure to take all 13 tricks by means of JAMES JACOBY i14Ai I _____ plays dummy's ace nnd king BY OSWALD and (V E FOR I4ALF is GenME 6 YOU eFr)yRlPLECREAM CENTER LUKE / __ - WIN AT BRIDGE (YEA 14, BUT. ( - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL -. (Doi YOU GET '\ 1j A LOT Or- X FOUND A PACE 4E I CAN pwJ -.--- - • ..':-. -. ':.:i:.::. MEMO MR V= ' FUTURE FARMERS Seminole High School principal Don Reynolds congratulates Wee Future Farmers of Americ2 IFFA) members who will be attending the FFA nat1onalconent1o'i in Kansas City, Mo from oct is to 18 Delegates are (left to right) Scott Downes, president; Virginia Lammerse, reporter; and kyle B.auer, secretary. • ON THE MOVE The board Instructed Besserer to present a detailed converting the roan Meting and authorized him to so Icit bids on installation of a sink Dr. Frederick Weigand revealed the executive cornmittee of the medical staff had approved Dr. Epstein's . r Tç request ri..Oi11IT1ISSIOfl 0 u n 0 a Seminole ares 0 0 ,-iureeS a - UT111T rurcnuseb A $4 million purchase of two privately wned purchase the systems with the idea of setting up titility systems was authorized by the Seminole County Commission Tuesda a regional service. Citing the trend towards regionahzation of utilities, Neiswender reminded the commission wi th county control th ere will be a better op. serves 4800 acres will go for $2.97 million. The Indian Hills utility system providing service to 630 acres, is expected to cct approximately one million The proposal was presented to the commission for formal action by county planner ROger Neiswendcr Uoever, the county body had been discussing the propOSal for several months in work sessions. In addition, they had access to a feasibility study recommended from ing them to 11u, ell and Ax purchase Hie systems. Commissioner Greg Drummcmd was he lone dissenter in the authorization. Nelswender sal i a & an are to remain rea sonable, thn the counts should portunity to protect and enhance the en. vironment. The feasibility reports revealed that vimer has 10 connections with a capacity f 12,000 While Indian Hills has 1,548 with a capacity for ',530 By purchasing the systems now, and ex- c panding them later, the county will have access to almost 75 ly!r cent of the expansion costs froin federal funds. ff the private companies expand on their own , the county will be left to pick up the new inflated tag by Itself Revenue provided by the system wm sponsor bonds used in the purchase of the faciiitie Seminole County will recei ve $68,794 from the U S Labor Department for the im. plementation of public works jobs within the county. This is part of a $174 rntlli n allocation to be divided among eight southern states. The entire allocation is $31. million, equivalent to 85,000 jobs. Joyce Ott, a planner with the Florida Labor Department's Manpower division, explained the funds were part of a program authorized last winter, and only being miplemented now because of legislative delays. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1dd0466fee8d9b8f395101809ffa4ed1.pdf 70a8139091dc6ab15cb67d7b807dd218 PDF Text Text -- - - 60 WOW 106—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY TT i WELL, T-M &OjN& 71000 i50AA5THr1* ) JUOT 16NI RI&WT THAT I I / MIN.' I OKAY! EMEMSE-R. L TWEY LA069FD AT ":;2 ALLEY OOP by Dove Graue I SHOULD NAVE KNOWN 11tE$MUSEE,ThE RIGMT OFF T4AT \OU ,.JCITIZENS OF NERR TWO WEEN1 FM REAUY \ AND fl4E ISLANDE ? THE ISLAND.' 3 HAVE \ PI4YSICAL TRAIT THAT s1+OU DON'TPOSSESS! --- ---. WE ALL WHAT'S \ ThAT? / HAVE TAILS! -. ' - , l(- — 31 I I II 1çz1•;1 Pam Pam against the queen of hearts. Therefore, neither one can protect diamonds. o the king of hearts and - - returns Pass Pass the five of clubs. CCWWAI- ( ThPT West You win in dummy and can , - I..I..A TE R with DIMO BURNS CAMPUS CLA by Lorry Lewis T ___ I'acs FUNNY BUSINESS FoR\ - /0 41 ____________________ was campaigning today in Brooksville and /T5 AICIIT W/3FJY / 'm4T /5 f7? 5/k.. 1XWT REM.E,f8L'? YtXJ 45XEOAU 7/ aC4FT O' tCt(A'SWiV4'(IPTIP p7 sivt 1e&ii f P1W.? IhkF I7i4T POW ,48O,7/fl' 4T Y' PI42TY? - Jacksonville. He charged that Austin "must. be extremely • desperate after conducting an investigation of . C me for five and a half months." The grand investi gating °, ç• jury has been • • ° aey s financial affa irs or six months and is expected to conclude Its probe by the 1 end of next week. .j i. it ii State law provid es tha t O'Malley \\ -- Xklry . Alt, ___ ____ a ell. ___ 1. ' • 'i Tr T rTiT r ' ''Iii-' ri ± 'T cutien for . BLONDIE - ^%J Chic Young BECAUSE TiEYCP.4EAT By ilrVvi.,N y'J4JW,..jI ILPiiC1( 4A.PLJP1 PAY8GEwN*jEf. UECZ 4ETA9.E tt A ri i .'.. , ,. ,, I ( I '4 0 Af JI" ) WCAS,c 1 'L.T S-1 IN GLJs 'ç' , J DO .4AT '/HEN -r-' PLAY? E tj TH Y .-. r ,.-. WELL, HOW COME '.' \—_• '— A,~ TUMBLEWEED YOU OUGHI,AJ...THISISTHE 11M YV FTY-MU.L.IONTh irs' aWf$ni'&is' ARWP iJA iOii• THAT MEAN ANYTHING 10 VA. THEEYAeOAGAIPJ,CARRYJN OU MUL.S MOWW1 U KNOW -rs,i,4 Th MLJL.E SKINNWS'.OP 0' EIHICS! A&AINS, * .—.. ANNIVR5R1? - -. uisiiieejnent. The criticism caine when fate ..MI be flfl3, a reales dealer from Sanford, gave a lengthy criti of thlnnhIon." 't 1 will personally recoin- • ________________________________________ ItAPri , '- ''- •: -' I PSC Chairman Bill Bevis said he had not seen Shevin's new asts c oo oa .L i might beimmur1zed yansweringquestions State law protects the secrecy of grand jury nrotcjinus r byTK. Ryan Ill justment clause." 0ainnan Bill Bevis to cafl an ernotlons to charges of -Codemergency PSC hearing for dling" the southern end of the Fr day morning county in the education program. Reaction ranged Bevis said the hearing would from appreciation of the lp he thePSC"determlnewha t remarks to agreement to course olactlonja mandated bY Jacksonville, a grand jury special prosecutor, declined comment on the possible nature of O'Malley's testimony or the extent to which lie 4? I.., . U statement later today. Seminole County School Shevin's opinion sparked Board members Wednesday Public Service Commission night responded with mixed matters hediscusses before the grand jury. Asst State Atty. Robert Willis of r. file — ii oUiu have to be granted immunity from proise- F 1•i_.. aren ' 'w. &. L.,u. consequences if the company tion to pay the charges." mission to permit utilities subs. In St. Petersburg, Florida Shevin also said that after opinion. The opinion does not in- ject to is denied the right to levy the their jurisdiction Power spokesman Bill Johnson Jan. I municipal utilities and The cormission earlier this special charge, said, "It would validate the charges unilaterally to modify their said, 'All! can tell you is that if rural electric cooperatives week scheduled a hearing for be a blow." Ile reminded the Shevin told a news conference rates for any reason, I have we're not allowed to pass on this must hold hearings before they Nov. 18 on fuel adjustment as a Shevin ruling "is an opinion and that customers should continue concluded that rates charged cost, in ,I be able raise rates. 60 days we won result of Shevin's earlier opin. not a court order." to pay the charges until the pursuant to a fuel adjustment to pay for the oil." Ile said no oil lAst week, Shevin Issued an ion and questions by public "The opinion includes the issue is settled by the PSC or clause—even when such clause means no electricity, opinion saying that the passage c-oun.sel Frederick Karl about t courts. phrase 'without public Is included in a tariff on file Public Service Commiss ioner I 14 years since the present costs in the formula. hearing', Wortham said, adding iu. u.uCi that of company's tarif f sched ules are the result of public hearings held on at least two occasions. WorUm said the company, after its legal staff has received a copy of the opinion and had an BySEAN CODE oppor at uni4,ty • o revie w le Herald Staff Writer probably will release R formal such a manner," O'Malley said in a statement issued by press aide Jerry Davies. O'Malley ------- s Refusing to speculate on the not relieve them of the obliga. statutory authority for the corn- Shevin said. that this grand jury is being manipulated in .. ..... ,:..- /wr' He charged that the panel's special prosecutor, state Atty. T. Edwa rd Austin Jacksonville, "is doing everyth i ng in his power to interrupt the political process." "It is a travesty on the electoral process by Ga rry T DOATSIP' • matters involving his personal finances. V, notrump. What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow +) çi and insurance commissioner and other INTERr-GTINO 42-Te~ #.Swr TM CRrAM,5 TEJ EAS j ' —" -' MANY ( ANTIQUE 1 investigating his conduct as state treasurer 1QU1- TELLING ME Dv DOONEp I ris i Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's mend we cut it out for a while," In an opinion issued today for with the conunission are wilham Mayo, contacted in fuel adjustment formula was opinion today that the fuel Bevis said at an Impromptu Rep. flarold Dyer, D-Holly. illegal." Tampa. said, "I wish the guy put into company rate strucadjustment charge levied by news conference. wood, Shevin said that the state Shevin said that Florida law would get one opinion and stick tures had given it legitimacy. Meanwhile, PSC power companies to all their says "the Commission must or- loft a !m relernng to e Ho we ver, he said that opfnir uars is fflegaIhUa ci! Frederick Kar l sa id er and hold public lieirings ()Ile alx)ut t,~~,o Florida llo%~cr and Light of. ne"'s rele~~e that he was not permit regulated utilities' to Old INA %v,15 li'llited un.l) to Uit,, qut-, before allowing any change in said it was legal. tions raised by PSC Commis tidal "cold." surprised by the opinion, which automatically and unilaterally rates charged by regulated utilW "It's this type difference of stoner Paula Hawkins about 4111, has hit us cold," said Art Shevin issued for state Rep. hike fuel adjustment charges ity companies." legal opinion from whatever whether of the comr, D-Ilollywood. aImItraiv without holding public Fuel adjustm ent charges, source which is helping corn- rnisssion atofailure hold heaiings beassistant to the FP and L Karl said, "Florida citizens hearings. even though set apart In month- pound the confusion in the mind fore adopting the formula indivision manager at Merritt should be caufioned that the atly bills, are rates within the of the public as to the justifica. Island. torney general s opinion does Inasmuch as I can f ind no meaning of the Florida law, tion and legulity of the fuel ad- aprVednesday By Rogw Doilen t — r , S Rules Fu=I Cliarl .e I 11101-11*119 1)efol-e tile grand jury that has been J Pa"s A —Temperlu with a bid of three hearts. Your partner should reallse that ) ou aren't g a suit here. showin TODAY'S QUESTION Y ou do bid three hearts and your partner continues to three to proceed. Play a second trump and go after diamonds. If thesultbreaks3-2 ouwillhave a million tricks A second line will be to try to ruff both your losing hearts. TWit will fall if West started with just two hearts and the jack of spades. ,. 113 SORT "( I DOiT THI NK OF A LITTLE I HE'LL SELL. MANY,J-'---.... SPECIALTY ON CAMPUS / MAN'/ 1 WHAT STORE 1N 34.T South 14 34 You. South. hold Now, there is very simple way I HEARD 41 IrCH \WHAT's THAT HAS TURNED H1S)A PLACE FO DORM ROOM OLD 9041$ INTO A BOUTiQUE East P&VI afford to play one round of .6AK843 TA2 +Q44K (187 trumps. Both opponents follow. What do you do now' \ , North I+ C1 . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Uon County Grand Jury today subpoenaed state Treasurer Thomas O'Malley. He charged that its action was "patently political" aimed at subverting .'Mom, rw come kids don I have a minimum daily rqulremenl of ice cream?" The bidding has btit Shev n U C ._._c3 C to make yntir spade Main after Flast Vilis the first tricK with Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 0 ury O' Mal I on to the queen of clubs. 11 East hdiamonIstoPPeewi11 also squee zed since must hang on to the ace of hearts. This play is known as an automatic double squeeze.Onl y Pass 64 Pass 10, 1974 — . West can guard against the Jack — - rT of it since he will have to hang East South Oct. I H a diamond stopper he will be squeezed out i cards Now y bv Art Sonsom I I You can have a lot of fun with ou cover up the THE BORN LOSER 67th Year, No. 44—Thursday, :: trumps. Opening lvad-iv 7 ( 13 there a third way? There sure is! You can draw the defense's last trwp; ruff a heart; ruff a club back to your hand and off West North A i1l I ?Q52 •54 47 Both vulnerable •, - . ... ... _ BRIDGE JAMES JACOBY _______ NORTH 41083 8 A k 8 76 3 +AJ6 W EST I D) EAST 42 V 4 KQl098432 45 02 SOUTH 4T. - ________ t " J AT oil 9015F 1J T A? FUTO . 7Yn WI N MO" Walker I by Dick Turner CARNIVAL • - - •, • r A - -— 1 ' .- . •1 _- 1• - — — Goldsboro Elementary School in Sanford used its exa niple in parent's protest at meeung mentioned the seven new -e~fipo Now —___________________ • - BUGS BUNNY by H.imdahl & SfMI çe,y suiT VRSiY' ARE — C7 * - =~ 41- M ~.- r bvAl V•rm..r I SAY 'T SENIORITY .— KS Mu5Ic 4 ()N'r ' — S r#r N101i GAVE THE pçcj C4OOL. __ . • AS iu.i.au - p4.,' ------------ ... I ACCEPT' ouc SOUNDS OF - S O-1 .r— - _____ _____ _________ / ____ _______ E BEEN JOS COES TO T I . ____ (-4ERE LOJGR j '- 7WAN '[-011 -. _______ .- • Y_~ v— - I ' ' t WINTHROP by Dick C.,011, (L.CIZXJ UK I CX)N'r HAVE /,'LkD-ITIME,.. (r HOPE 'rtDLi DCN'r-rHINfrz'\ WHEN WILL HE E5(= - HFJ:Ze? 1:!ev' I logo ft c. ________________ ARCHI I'M 60ING TO E511Y YOJJ A NEW JOKE BOOK! byBobp,jn DMN JUGHEAD PLfT SHE TPLIPPED if GIRL LOCATED Q hereabouts under questioning. Sheriff's Deputies Sgt. Oscar 1 AFTER SEARCH f/ MONSTER/ *AM girl missing since midnight after a friend revealed her for a 12-year-old ended happily t 10:30 Redden and Sgt. Bill Hogan led the search aided by a dog from Winter Park Police Dept. K41 Corps. The dog tracked the missing girl to Longwood-Lake Mary Road and her bleycle was found Utility Fee Ruling Awa ed T~ pw D&T ____ LESENP5 AOuT — ________________ CAPTAIN EASY .Se OLP 'ci c"A Ve&iPi'' AND JOWIT , [ DIOC ,• , ,,.,,,, KNOW —.w I ' 4. ____ ..- - ,, .'uXL I by Crooks & Lawrence DC)E4 nii , rlr—.---"' ______________ s L• -• •- • __________ wK., y Kit owl. Schneider A PCOK AE.-AIT &MIOVE I ., ZED THAT P'.A1LET t -ru , A . A,C l ' 15T- _T1 Forecast %amoop. 270 WASHINGTON (All) — Wholesale prim rose only one. tenth of a per cent last month as falling farm prices offset ir, creases in the cost of industrial goods, the government reported "m .........0— Aft— A new circuit court ruling provement.s. Even with the connection fees. Money from declaring unconstitutional connection fees (which the city this source is placed in a today. ' • -, utility connection fees could calls stabilization fees) the 'utilib trust fund" and used for The modest September price give new financially headaches utility system was subsidized utility con Str U C t ion, foll owed near-record in' • ' to three of Seminole's seen with money from the city's acquisition, additions, ex creases in July and August Th e cities if confirmed by the general revenues last sear tensions, renewals and September increase as the In accord, with the it>'s rtpldcunent of the water Florida Supreme Court and smallest price advance since ' /" The court decision in a case effort to have users of the utihty sewer system. against tlw~ City of Dunedin is services pay the full operation Mayor Norman Floyd of tenth of a per cent last October Old Alta inonte School sections still oil site prior to remo%-al to %Voodlands i n now before the Supreme Court, and maintenance costs, the city Altamonte Springs said unless said Altamonte Springs City plans to raise its utility rates In his city was speciflcally cited in the next few weeks. Atty. Joe Davis. a court action challenging the Sanford, Casselberry and City Manager Harry Hug said legality of its connection fees, Altmonte Springs expect to today Casselberry would be put the murt decision would not receive utility connection lees ma "financial bad spot if the ippl CLOUDY totaling S520,0W this budget fef s were discontinued L . Altamonte Springs anyear. The Casselberry council in The Seminole County School cording to schedule the building amendment provides utility tax sc hooIs, $74.US.28; electrical ticipates $100,000 or 6,5 per Sanford charges a combined its budget opted for the utility Complete Weather Page 3A Board Wednesday evening may be occupied as early as receipts be used to repay sutmlies for air conditioning at cent, of its budgeted revenues sewer-water connection lee of rate hike rather than levying a instructed its attorney Douglas Jan 2. 'aside from exted federal ________________________ capital improvement bonds, at several schools $99,C99.40; and $550 whfle Cussielberry's fee Is property tax. In the city's 34 Stenstrom to Invoke a penalty Layer stated during a public no cost to the taxpayers. The r. change order at Tuscawilia grants and loam for sewer $750 and Altamonte is in year history a property tax has clause against George Saun- meeting on millage, the eight board approved the motion. cons t ruc ti on), from that Middle School, $21,flO. k process of adopting a new or- never been levied. ' ders and Building Movers, Inc., tufts the board's budget is sour ce The board also approved the dinance raising connection fees Sanford City Manager W.E. The board received a written when he violates the contract based on Is not an increase but a purchase of .1 gasoline tank to from $ZO to $750 (Pete) Knowles doubted the Altamonte Springs council Around The Clock 4A deadline for moving the 01(1 decrease of two mills from the service 1975 model resolution from the Winter The $200,000 Casselberry court decision referred to adopted a "tight budget", held Bridge ....................1013 Altamonte-new Woodlands total Wx pjckage of last year. vehicles. New ar-.i ndschool prings City Council protesting b connection charges that pay the line on taxes, but had Calendar anticipates receiving from HA Ilernentary School The He said if ar' increase is will ope rate on unleaded gas the board's policy of extensive special fee represents fully 10 actual labor and materials enough money left for a Comics .................... lOB deadline is Oct. 13. noticed in the tax bill of in. only, by federal law. The tank busing programs of Winter per cent of its anticipated 1974- connection costs. Rather he sizeable contingency after a Crossword puzzle . ..... . IIA Springs students ti) Jackson School Superintendent dividual residents ' t M 'f said tiut deusion pro b a b y matlunatita] error was found Dear Abby '75 reenue heights and O v iedo Schools, SA William Layer reported would be due to reassessment, district bus garage These receipts go into a fund refers to an "inpact charge" Nevertheless, loss of the Dr.Lamb Saunders had submitted a not the eight mill levy. Bids were submitted and The board also heard the for the sewer and water utility included within the con nection $2,0 0 would hit the city hard hloros"upe 1 2A timetable declar ing Nov. 30 as , In another money related approved by the board for re marks of George Willis of plant,expansion,actualcostsof fees. Davis said the Florida Hospital...... ,_ .hA the revised expected corn matter. Layer suggested the basketball bakboards at South Sanford concerning the con connecting new Stanford has budgeted $124,5M SupreiiieCout-titulyre%,ersettie Obituaries utility pletion date of the project. board endorse Amendment One Seminole Middle School, ditionof education in the nor. customers and capital im in expected revenues from the lower court tie isbn Television 12A Laser added if all goes SC- on the Noer' b -ballot r The 11,W8.75. duct work for several thern end of the county , - - ' UK & MEEK m - -. . .. ____________ P&f YL/4 More Retail Price Hikes ' - L Dr. Stuart Culpepper end is inadequate compared to courtesy b " he said. ministration. whools in the south, n' in the suggested the citizens of the the newer buildings. But the north, alleged "inadequate, He apologized to the board for lie asked, "Is there a shor. unsafe and depressing northern area turn out in March need to house the influx of t ie ab--k-nce of a "group of arm tage of money or just a shortage facilities" which house the and maintain the four mill tax students in the south end twisting part-rits" but he said in some areas' My father Sanford stWent population, and used'for capital expenditure& mandated the money be ex. the north end parents don't belitved in every member of Both Allan Keeth and William pended there. If suf ficient state expect any solution "from a the family eating, not just the the lack of teachers for t, Fea ther thanked Willis for his capital outlay funds are board which is too involved wjtji noisy ones." music and physical education. Board Chairman Davie Sims remarks and concern. Keeth provided this year and next, empire building " After the meeting one school replied Willis was suffering suggested Superintendent and If the voters retain the f Willis scored the principals administration member from "tunnel vision" in failing LAYer Prepare a report, "not a mill levy or some part of it in for their salary adjustments pointed out the accuracy of Dr, to see the problems exist rebut ta l," on the matters Willis March 1975. the needs of MI old which are deducted from the Culpepper's remark. He iaid schools in the county will be school budgets, some of which the south end citizens virtually throughout the county, Ile mentioned. Layer himself said, after the met can' t afford to hire teachers for Imposed the four mill levy on stressed the board had accompllqhed all the goals it set meeting "The quality of Willis charged the board of special programs, like art and those other residents of the teachers Is equal, the type of succumbing to the pressure of ph Iical education. Such is the district, and benefitted from the for itself two ~ears ago. Jean Bryant agreed with program is equal, with the parents and civic associations case at Goldsboro Elementary concentrated expansion. If the much of Willis' comments, exception of some small in the south, at the expense of School he said. voters of the north end approve "These are the same things I elementary schools, which do the north. He pointed to thousands of the levy in March with a "It must be comforting to the dollars in expenditures for the massive turnout, the northern have recommended all along. not have all the special We must bring aH the schools programs such as music and residents of the southern part of Woodlands School. which were are would be the principal up to the adequacy of the art. The greatest difference is the county to know their only made against the recom. beneficiary of the districts next in the physical plant. The north problem is whether they can get niendations of the ad. capital improvement program. schools in the south end." ______ _____ . VANN .1 TR ' I - • P 4(61 •.. - . • - by Bob Thaves .— : 1 r ' '6 /ii — ' ' . XT SAW, #'*04A8 FRA101-v SHORT RIBS I -- ,J- -' .. / I' a -\ - - - IN YOUR NA% 1RSCN \ 1 IN T W 'S IT TW7 v3U\ A MAN OF THE CLOTIj c-o AP UJC WrTI1 3 lWcj SI*EHOCrTERS.,J IN I'IAJIA NORTH AcIRJCA pS £ : yug -, / by Rank Hill A ND A SAWED 01:F SHOTGUN? "--c - - ir iS rusosoAv. jo 4 1 - 'I" l 3 i '.3 MY 1HE ) g ____ Inde — 1 �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . --- Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 I ____ I — - — POLICE BLOTTER W illiam A. Arentz received motorcycle parts valued at $120 were stolen from the business. ISonford minor cuts and Betty H. Hansen Norman Lee Hulker, 50, 201 III_I Bomb Scare Grounds Jet CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A United Air Lines 727 jet en route from Pittsburgh to Tampa, Fla., was diverted to Charlotte after airline officials were alerted that there might be a bomb on board. United officials said the 49 passengers and six crewmen were evacuated from the plane Wednesday at Charlotte's Douglas Municipal Airport and police searched the air. craft. No explosives were found. Emergency room doctors In a Pittsburgh hospital alerted United officials that a bomb might be on their flight 993, according to Jun Mummah, sales and service manager for the airline's Charlotte office. Mummah said a Pittsburgh passenger who had been taken from the flight when he apparently suffered a heart attack was overheard by doctors to say, "There is a bomb." Pot Raid Warrant Attacked ,..,.,.al , ._,.__.1.. £ iJIU flVU W £ •ø '•I-•. M'1*11s orted .ttvrc; for to llurd men used of smuggling a planeload of marijuana into the United States have argued that the charges are based on a faulty search warrant. Jeffery L. SearL,, 32, Zephyr Hills, Fla., and James F. Thrasher, 37, were arrested two weeks ago when their C47 landed at Chattanooga's Lovell Field to refuel. Pollee said they found almost two tons of marijuana aboard the old cargo plane. Scads and Thrasher were charged by city police with possession of marijuana. Federal agents later charged them with smuggling. Al Ford Surprises Officials WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford's pledge to improve automobile mileage 40 per cent In four years was a jarring surprise to his own Federal Energy Administration, still coaxing auto makers to agree to a 30 per cent improvement In six years. FEA officials say the agency had plarned to reach a fuel use standard of 20 miles per gallon either in 1985 through a voluntary Program or In 1982 through a standby plan for mandatory mileage standards. [) r :' 13 Charged In Wekiva fought the idea of forcing building permi ts are issued , In other business, council residents to connect to the especially if sewer service is earlier this week: ;*IkI __________ P* -Ift I ft ~~z kl%k &* ~ Jack III'iPe ________ 111 111 0~:= -444 1 ,.. ~ 010P.~04WO! . .. ___ ___ COMFORTABLE IN THE WEB .11111110@10011 10111111110P _______ ___ ____ _____ __ ' 144 ______ pp.LJ - .01 'a -- V0ALD 0010Z ____ -- _ 11 _____ ____________ Ford -1 ______ — tIvIty,sheenjoysherpacfIersssheIay,b$ckbthewfbgjflnsUlo SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) — The largest demonfraUona against President Nguyen Van ThIeu In three years erupted in brief violeno! today. Two Western newsmen were beaten by plainclothes policemen during the fray, and one of them was seriously Injured. Haney Howell, Saigon bureau chief for CBS, was kicked in the abdomen and rushed by U.S. Embassy ambulance to a hospital. Another CBS staffer said Howell was tUrning police beating a protestor in front of the National Asaenitgy building when police turned on him. Barry Iflll&and, a tre,undent for Tune magazine, reported that he was slugged in the back of the head and kicked in the stomach while trying to take pictures of plainclothes policeman tr ying to wrest banners and sticks away from Buddhist deonstratorsInthe central mar ket . Terrorists Free Hostages SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — American diplomat Barbara Hutchison was In high humor after seven leftist terrorists released her and six other hostaes in return for safe conduct out of the country. "Suddenly I became a tremendous bargain.! went from a million to nothing," the 47-year-old U.S. Information Service bureau chief quipped to newsmen Wednesday night after the 13-day episode ended. The seven gwunm originally demanded $1 million ransom and the release of 37 leftist prisoners. They got nothing except a safe getaway to Panama, where they declared SIc. tcwy 5v!d said they were exhausted. 1 1 11 h er cap- Nobel Prizes Awarded JJ lit E. iN . 47 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — The Nobel Prize for physiology or medIcine was awarded Jointly today to three doctors Alli1 Claude, Christian de Duve and George E. Palede, for "their dlscavcrica c&iwnfr,g the structur'J and functional organ1zati of the cell." Claude was born in Luxembourg, Do Duve In Britain and Palade in lomanla. Do Dove and Palade work in the United States, Do Duve, 57, works at Rockefeller University in New York Qty. Palade, 62, is head of the cell biology section at Yale University's school of medicine. Claude, 75, is director of the Institute Jules Bcrdet at the .!nlverslte !Jbre In Brussels, Belgium. The three cell bioigi'its share a $124,OX prize. Banks Fail; Insuror o Pay O ff epositors WASHINGTON (AP) — rooms into d aster and by the FDIC Insurance lost a penny. National Bank of Bankers and government regu.. readiness of is San Franthe Federal lators say two record-aetting serve Re- FDIC's record of full cisco. The latest estimate System to unleash its repa)ment to 99 per cent of de- pegged the cost to the FDIC at bank failures ill ustrate the massive money resources. positors at In so lvent banks even $483 mlthon soudj o the system for as- Until this year, the FDIC, Includes deposits exceeding the suring savers they won't be left which grew out of the wreckage legal maximum. now the insuring agency empty-handed if their banks of the 4,000 fi ci nan al Insti tutions But the I'DIC still is paying to faces the prospect of picking up collapse. that felled In 1933, had to dip salvage U remains of th e U.S. after the Franklin National The succ fail of e Into its insuran essive ures th U.S. Na tional Bank of San $100 million ce fund for only Natlor-' flank of San Diego, Blink, which held deposits of responsible for $934 $1.7 billion when It was sold to Diego and Franklin National deposit, in th to make good which e 5 banks th at mi i ll on si ts whe It went European-American Bank and to depo Bank of New York ha ve pre- had failed. No saver covered by under a d was sold tonCrocker Trust Co. Tuesday. sente 'he deposi t Insurance system wi th Its hea viest (loan. cial challenge yet, but the bankers and regulators say thow are isolated irlstances of poor bank ing practice. In both cases, all deposi tors Britons then shlftedtotbe jitterbug for his dance with Mrs. Lewis as the band played "Sentimental Journey." Rosfropovlch BONN, Gerrnany(AP) — Last months disruption of an open air art exhibit by Soviet authorities was shameful, says Soviet cellist Mitlalav Rostro- " Vc)t* ng On Future LONDON (AP) — An esti. of an upsurge in the But the l.ertles agreed on one were fully protected, even mated 30 million Bri tons are sindications trength of the Liberal party poin t: Britain is living far be. government Insurance voting today to choose who will and nationalist parties In Scot- yo guaran tee., full protection only Impose rigid aus Its means, and for at I'ut teri to accoun ts of $20,000 or less, and how, and wheth ty on them land, Wales and Northern Ire- a few more years li ving costs er Britain's land, will rise and living, stncjards Thekeystorwolthejrurarr e future is with the Common If neither the Laborites nor will fail, system is a $5.8-tjIJbon fund Market or wi th Washington. the Tories win a ma jority, con trolled by the Federal Do. Wilson has estimated It will Po lls predicted an easy victo- am may have to settle for Brita mltake two fall years of Labor Posit Insurance Corporation, ry for La bor Prime Minister nority governmt, as It did last govern the agency behind the FDIC Harold Wilson over before things begin Edward February. embossed on the doors of 96.5 Hea th 's Conservativii, but the To form a mafjorfty govern, to Improve again. Heath his warned that the Labor program per cent of the nation's corn- polls have been dead wrong in men apa t, win at th will plan-ge the nation Into Ca. mercia bank,. A Similar agen. Britain's last two elections. 318 of the 635 seats in the House tastrophe. cy, the Federal Savings and The domestic choice is be- of Commons. At dissolution, Loan Insurance Corp., COVCtS In foreign policy, the dlrec. a tween Labor's assertion th like share of the nation's aa. the way out cf Britain's at Labor held 298, the Tories , Lion of the ballut could dtc. cco- the IAberal., 15, the Ulster mine whe th Britain remains Logs and loan auociaU er nornic cris Is throu social. Unionists 10, Scot is gh tish na. acti ve in the Common Market The keystone is buttressed by lam and the Tories' stress on tlonalists 7, two seats were Va- or turns the government's readiness to toward Washington orthodox conservatism, cant and the rest were divided and a revival of the Corn. borrow $3 billion more to supNei ther ctu*e may prove among splinter groups. monwealth, Pori savings accounts, by the sufficiently appeal ing to give Much of the campaign has effo rts of bank regulators to either party a Wilson's Labor government majority in Par- mired in battles over statistics pinpoin t trouble beforo It mush- Iiarnenl, and th has been essentia lly Aflanti cf.,t ere have been and In exchanges of invect1v, In outlook f Chappill US. Rep. Bill atappell (i).Oela) today cornmended President Gerald Ford for taking a positive, substantial step toward winning the war against Inflation. Chappell said, "While I keenly oppose the Proposed surtax on Incomes, I firmly applaud virtually all of ti'e presideAt's other . proposals"To Impose the proposed surtax will only add to the Inflationary spiral because It will only further burden a segment of our people who are already carrying a disproportionate hQz'r, c,( U* tax burden and will result inmost Instances in an Increase In commodity prices to offset the tax Therefore, I believe it to be self-del sstlng," Chappel said, Clyde C. Williams CHICAGO (AP) — Clyde C. "Slim" WillIams, , who traveled fn the lsby dog sled from Copper Center, Alaska, to Washington D.C., died Wednesday. A biography about Williams, "Alaska Sourdough," covers his careers as explorer, hunter, guide, lecturer author. President Ford PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (AP) — President Ford took to the dnrv'. 15w j)4 City officials found several appreciation, John Porter of 12 Permitted to continue using months ago that more than Orange Drive for his assistance theft). $500,000 was collected by he Off to a police cfficer in subduing a gflorgeb sa of SIt 436, west of Sit 42 jç' Justus East to 133 EAST ROuSO - and instructed Police Chief OR4Oo, ILOOA rnuipt cimitar icials Return Dogs Pit R Crime - '°" - Howevr,Inanlnten,few PUbliShed In the German magazine Der Stern, he detente has resulted In a gener al improvement of conditions for artists in Russia And Rostropovich, 47, tThollveslnLcndonin.eU.. Imposed exile, said in. creasing iti i of Soviet policies by Rn.al,n irtlits isasignofprogrea. occupational license. —Approved a DOT plan to ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — spectators were given citations. Handcuffed by Florida law, OrThe sheriff's office and OrOrange County authorities are re- lando Humane Society have t urning eight of 12 dogs rescued been flooded wi th calls protestfrom a bloody dogfight pit to ing the return of the dogs, but WEATHER — Jax Blacks their owners. authorities said their hands 'There is nothing we can do were tied. I .Ye:?erday's high SI mw th except return them because "We've been getting a call Fight morning 60, they were not actually engaged every 30 seconds," said a HuPartly cloudy through Friday. Hight in the mid SOs and lows tonight Fla. (AP) In fighting at the time," said a mane Society official. "We JACKSONVILLE, In the mid oOs. Northeasterly Wnd% — A group from the black corn- spokesman ior the Orange don't like it any more than the 10 to is mph, decreasing at nigPt, munity of Jacksonville hai or- County Sheriff's Department, people who are complaining, " Extended Forecasts Saturday As far as the law lsconcerned, butFlorldadoesn'thaveananganized to stop the rapid in. thrOugh Monday. Peninsular crease of crime and Improve they were nothing more than i.mal confiscation law," Florida — Chance of %att,red malriy afternoc.n and evening Legislation to allow author. relations between blocks and somebody's pet." thunderthoweri, more likely in. But police are keeping four of itles to take mistreated animals the police. terior and eastern pOrtiOns Highs "There exists within our city the animals confiscated during from their owners was inmotiy lower SOi north and mid to upper SOs elsewhere, Lows from an atmosphere of constant ten- the raid Saturday night as evi. troduced during the last session upper SOs arid lower lOs north to 70% sion, fear and distrust be tween dence In upcoming trials, the of the state legislature, but was south, defeated on the floor of the some residents of the black spokesman said. Nineteen persons were arHouse. community and the police," res 1 Da?ona Beach tidt, for Friday ted on gambling and cruelty Seven of the dogs seized rhigh 1:30 am. S:O0 pm.; low 10:37 saId Arnette Glrardeau, a dena m., 11:11 pm.; Port Canaveral — animal charges at the tent- quired treatment for Injuries, List and political figure, In an- to high 4:16 am • 4:47 pm,; low 10:33 covered dog pit In a rural area Including one which had a parnounclng the new group am., 11.02 P m. of Orange County. Another 100 tIal tongue amputa tion. Wednesday. ______________________________ _________________ - I,'.. cr Bill IN BRIEF Saigon Police Beat Newsmen Eckerd ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jack Eckerd,, Republican candidate for the senate, has called President Ford's suggested income tax surcharge "a rlpoff...wtuich will hit worse at the people now flexing most." Eckerd, a mIllIonaIre drugstore chain owner, said while campaigning here Wednesday that the nation's economic problems would best be cured by "fiscal responaibillty in Washington." Eckerd, who casts himself In the role of a party conservative , blamed governmental waste natlon.j economics. ISPII liii p PEOPLE ~ WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford would like to recharge the drive toward improved US.-Soviet relations by meeting this year with Russian Comminlst Party leader Leonici I. Brezhnev, but only If there Is prior progress In major negotiating areas. Ford said at his news conference, "U there Is reason for us to meet before that (the U.S.-Sovlet summit meeting scheduled for 1975), I will certainly consider It." WASHINGTON (AP)— President Ford is described as well pleased with a new press conference format that allows follow-up questions. And he has further experiments In mind. Under active consideration Is a jx oposal that reporters seek Ford's recognition by silently raising their hands rather than jumping up and shouting, 'Mr. President." . Thirteen persoris were smoking drug and breach arrested and charged with peace, with bond set at oo. breach of peace Tuesday by Jailed under $100 bond each Seminole Sheriff's Deputies responding toa disturbance call were, Thomas Overshlver, 15, i at Wekiva Marina Bridge. Ohio; Michael Site, , Penn. Nine adult., were jailed in sylvania; Jennifer Krawe, 18; r Seminole County in lieu of $100 William Johnson, 34, Lake bond each, three juveniles were Mary; Charles Pratt, 20, . released to their parents and Illinois; Danny Hasse, 18, Randy Michael Smith, 22, Indiana; Judith Kenney, 38, , ,,~,% Wisconsin was charged with Lake Mary; Laura Folden, 18, possession of device for Orlando, a nd Diane Garber, 19. , , U.S-Soviet Meet Sought New Format Pleases with go1 wells should L%1W1WMW **0 Wells " ___________________________ —A Old-Fashioned ' w (rrAy((; Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-3A ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— ___ _-s_ Floyd answerpd thitt 4hallow rity In advanea eo"wnr #~" a "mu lug us avilig wilfie , action on SR 436 east of --Sent to the planning and Uld ' Airport Boulevard, Sanford. bond, charge, carrying con- purposes at private nonies are allowed, but that wells for although service will not be driving. Floyd said Porter, —Adopted a resolution 'recommendation a request for "I Both vehicles were li,sted as cealed weapon. not only going out of vogue In drinking purposes pose a health available for at least two years. stopped his car at Interstate 4- authorizing an 83SIMment annexation and commercial total losses and no charges have this city, they will become hazard. He added that the The money was spent for SR 436 overpass to assist the program to properties bounding rezoning for construction of a "' been filed. County Illegal when the city council purpose of a city water system general city purposes. patrolman and in the process the section of First Street which restaurant on SR 436 near SR Cipio Bracey, 701 East 9th is to serve all property owners. l'btan wea ring a pillow case adopts proposed ordinance, received a sprained wrist and is to be paved. Several companies have 431. 1 1'a Street said four juvenile., threw over A comprehensive utility Floyd said he has changed demanded his head held a pistol br s ui ed ribs. It finally took refunds. Only one to the ground In front of his two clerksat Lii amp Store, ordinance, sponsored by Mayor city policy concerning the refund policemen and Porter to — ,000 paid by the ,, home Wednesday, and took $87 West First Street, and Upsala Norman Floyd, will require all collection of utility connection Intercta — place the man In a patrol ca te Mall developers from his wallet. Road Wednesday, and forced properties to connect to the city fees. Connection fee revenues has been returned. City Atty. BUY John Cu ll um Jr. 412 Edltha th em to put $500 Into a brown water system when a li ne is were previously deposited to Floyd said the city is paying 1975 EVER READY! NOW Joe Davis told councilmen that Porter's medical bills. Circle reported tape player and paper bag. The man escaped n'bY, Desk and Planning the city's general fund and Cross County Construction Co. . tapes valued at $150 stolen from with the money. —Adopted a resolution to the Connection fees for both the spent for city government has put the city on notice it will state Department of IranCALENDARS his car, Wednesday, whiie Carl Schmidt Sr., 328 Country water and sewer utility, under peration, Floyd's new policy is sue for refund of its " 919— Page tie 3%" 0 %L pJkedat Church of Chr ist, 16th Club Road reported canoe sportation (DOT) requesting . tha t the fees are placed In a A book style c ordinance, will be tripled. .;. Street and Park Avenue. —. DeVoney said valued at $250 stolen, Wed. Current connections fees of $250 s pecial city account for ex. new that train speed limits within Icrhcm,roff,c,. , Hodaka of Sanford, motor- nesday from a vacant lot in ($100 for water and $150 for cIts1ve use of the utility homeowners of the future may the city be reduced to 35 miles R11,11901 Plastic Base $1.55 pe i' hour on m.ain lines and 25 ': cycle shop, 1808 Sou th 17-92 Lake Mary. de partment. be shocked to find they must Metal Base $1.65 sewer) are be ing raised to $750 He said that no one, including pay for sewer and water con- miles per hour on branch lines. ($500 nection after they have bout —Heard an opinion from water).for sewer and $250 (or builders a.d developers, will i o, ii 10 required to pay sewer con- a house if the builders are not Davis that the city can not •. I nki'9n 9 Before Hi ghway Incident Re F Outlaws Cily suffered a brokm ankle in a two Soldier Square, car accident WMnponv - Tlie American people ,,want natorial candidate in pennsyl. S. Schwelker of Pennsylvania, were stdfering economical), £UIdUC&jMUd W w tq up arm oo what's right. vanla, Drew Lewis, told renort- also up for reeiecuon, óe- and "Use i thing theY dates in next month's elections boost R(pubUcan candidates Politicians ought to do the same an additional maUx to Pa if and nounced the MUM have disassociated themselves Wednesday night. He told a th ing," Ford said. sugges te Sen. Robert Ford also said at his GOP d closing tax loopholes In Kansas, from the anti-inflation surtax fund-raising dinner the surtax But just before the President instead. Dole declared that many people conference: that President Ford contends Is fair and equitable. arrived, the Republican guberAnd Republican Sen. Richard In the state who made $15,000 would cost taxpaye rs only a few —He believes a one-year cents a day. tax will be sufficient, instead a two-year tax Suggested by Criticism from GOP Senate and gubernatorial candidates Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., the acting head of the House Wiy came as the senior Republican and Means Committee. on the House Ways and Means —There has been "nothing to Committee, Rep. Herman T. Schneebeli, H-Pa., said he bechange" his Inclination to run lieves the fate of Ford's 5 per for the presidency In 1976. cent surtax proposal "rests on —He will meet Oct. 21 with the American pu blic and what Mexican President Lois ECh4d they tell us when we go home." everrla In Nogales, Mexi co, his first tr ip outside the contthen Ford, who has conceded that WASIIINGTON(AP) —Rep. Wilbur D. Mills spent at least Mills Is c urrently Involved in a re-election campaign and Uni ted Sta tes since becoming many thought the tax proposal part of the evening drinking, (fining and dancing with friends facing his stiffest challenge in years from a woman RepubUftesident. "politically unwise" just four hours before he was involved In a bizarre incident In which can candidate. weeks before the Nov. 5 elec—He doesn't think there was one of his women companions was rescued from drowning by As recounted by police, th e Tida l Basin Incident occurred tions, tried a new approach in anything im proper in gifts by police, when two officers stopped a 1973 Lincoln Continental that defending it Wednesday at his Vice ?resident-designate Nd. outdoor news conference In the kansas Democrat has been a frequent patron said Mills, a.m. Monday. Five people spilled out. The car as registered White Home Rose Garden, I ndi vidun Is, thrt, e %%onl on and anothcr man t~rere in the e,tabhshi including nell t fue to ,Milk, pulice said. Secretary of State Henry A about three hours on Sunday night. A famIiy of four with $2 They said one of the men identified himself to the officers Kissinger before Kissinger During that time they had dinner and drinks which cost gross Income would pay t, or as Mills and the police report , according to Franklin A. Ar. 19 pante a A. U:1 about IM in all nnfl than I16to , amw-A. loined the government. .T, VT V 8 family 11k; W ueorge & tran, thur, assistant chief of the Park Police, described this man 47, manager of with $15,000 Income would pay the Junkar.00 restaurant on fashionable Conas 'intoxicated." His (ace was scratched and bleeding, they —He would meet with Soviet necticut Avenue. None of the group appeared Intoxicated only $3— or less than one penny said. leader Leonid I. Brezhnev Prior when th ey left a bout 9:30 p.m., be said. per day, Ford said. While police questioned th e gro up, a woman Identified as to a scheduled summit meeting The whereabouts of the influential 65-year-old congress. Anabella Batti.stella, crying and shouting in mixed Spanish next year If there is need for an And be said that only 28 per man, chairman of the tax-writing Ways and Means cornand English, ran to a bridge and leaped Into the water. She earlier conference, cent of the nation's taxpayers mittee, remained a mystery between that hour and 2a.m was rescued by an officer who dove in after her —He declined any new cornwould pay any additional tax, incident at the Tidal Basin near the Jefferson Memorial. The doorbell at the ment on his pardon for former apartment also went unanswered, alHe said enactment of the surtax Mills himself remained in seclusion late We&esday a tbe though people could be heard moVing about Inside. The womand the rest of his anti-Inflation President Richard M. Nixon f, U.S. Park Police disputed a claim Mills made through aides an live., in a luxury, hIgh.rLse apartment complex where prior to Ford's appearance bepackage could produce "a that he was not present at the Incident and knew nothing Mills and his wife also ha ve an apartment. It Is in Crystal meaningful red uction in the fore a House Judiciary subcom. a bout It. City, Va.,across the Potomac River from the capital. mittee on Oct. 17. numiwir JDf Parw,hfl,.n, Evening Herald, Sanford, FJ - Wedne$da) - - - - *- reported, - WASHINGTON (AP) — A rate of inflation" by early 1975. ltd DDI - . . ___ burtax NATION Ill 1 -' - (..' t.. if j, •' u:P. ia.' I . 'J . k'#' . -. ---t . -',. "' '• t 1 -0 , . . - . .1 !t1J' . *1. _r ( r. 4 11 I The c sm ___ ]1' .1 Discount Department Xavier Hollandor . - A riY' A --d.1111111111111111, . . 29 - 0 NEW YORK (AP) — Xaviera Hollander, the __,D __.,_i '... Ha ppy Hooker," has won a court battle to force the removal of her name from the title Gy")p '. . . - (D-*_~__` .,I~i_: ~ -;C71 - -_ - ,T ~ of a film she calls hardcore pornography, State Supreme Court Justice Martin B. Stecher of Manhattan !T1ted her motion Wednesday for an injunction against the. productirs and distributors of the movic, "The Life and Times of Xcviera Hollander." r. - - . SUPER LOW PRICES... AND WE GUARANTEE III SUPER SELECTION... WE'VE GOT IT ALL! SUPER SALES HELP.. WE MAKE SHOPPING EASYI When we say our toy prices are low, we mean All the most wanted toys and games? The ones We've added extra sales people to help you It! An w ba1k that by (nathIiig you've seen on TV and so much morel We've find exactly what you warn, answer any quesany competitors prices on any ;;I If you buy greatly expanded Toyland to hold more tiona and get yu in and out f aster! Corn. In a toy from us and find 11 selling for less elsechandise everything stocked in depth, to and see for yourselves why smart shoppers where, within 10 days after your Zayrt pur. you get just what you want! trust Zayre for toys? chase, show us your $ales slip and we will and remember.. . . . just $1 holds refund '.ho difterencet 'tilOac. 15th, rner- Jovn Kennedy FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — Joan Kennedy, the wile of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass,, has been charged with driving under the III11ue of alcohol after her Convertible crashed into the back of an auto stopped for a street light. Fairfax County police said the charge on conVlctl.ofl carries maximum Penalties of a year in Jail and a 11,000 (mc, and suspensionof driver's U. CCIISC for six months. Police said, however, that such penaltie, are reserved for very grave cases that usually Involve Injuries or fleeing the scene of the accident.i cfrcut. that don't exist in Mrs. Kennedy's case, . . . any toy on layaway com pare... you can't do better than Zawe I 1.0 save 17 1.4( Barbie Sweet & by Mattel 329 1 IA our req. 4.69 / d Comes with party ,, ' T night ata crowded Republican fun&alsing dinner. His partners Wednesday night were Mary Scranton, wife of former Penn. rylvanla Gov. William W. Scranton, and Marilyn Lewis, wife of GOP guber. iatoriai candidate Drew Lewis. The Presldentdanced the olka 'Ws Mrs. Scranton, diess, washab5 make-up. brush comb and four f r agrance scentec barrattes Sure to please every age girt' Rookies & Emergency tv action figures 199 l1 't' doll fashio clothes -our reg 109 77cei Fully each jointed action figures from the lv Show Rookies and EmerEach is folly clothed ri an official uniform and re,li, to gsve hou•, of real-action piay gency ---- IAiPltti.i ORLANDO EAST' East Colonial Drive 1I1tiliW J J MELBOURNE 7 / / WEST ORLANDY CASSEL8ERRY SANFORD' KISSIMMEE / ORLANDO WINTER HAVE hAYTONA REACH' Corner Babcock St. / West Colonial D .Ne ar .Jai Atal Fronton / So. Orange Ave. Vine St. Highway 17 & / 1 Block North of Cypress! Daytona N',a ll / and NASA Blvd. 7 at Powers Dr I' f 92at Airoort Blvd. at Bermuda Ave./ Gardens Blvc. on U. 17/ Nova Rd. & Volusla U4XJW1f; U-4 Ave (Rt.92) / / / / - t �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-4A a El*n*ng 13elV" JACK ANDERSON Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-5A FLORIDA Paroles Ke y To Crowded Prisons IN BRIEF tional staff to provide this su- licers authorized by Askew as and other safeguards of the reducing the TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) prison population Wainwright said about 200 pervision," he said, part of the plan to ease prison community." from the present 11,592 to 10,683 prisoners whose sentences have O.J. Keller, state secretary About 250 prisoners are crowding. "I'm optimistic that we'll be by the end of the year. A num- expired have been released of health and rehabilitative scheduled for parole in NovemnHoward said the prisoners able to do it without corn- her of prisoners are being since he closed the system to services, sas sheriffs should her and nearly 750 in Decem- cannot be paroled Immediately promising anything in the way transferred from state prisons new inmates. He said the sysbe patient hlle state officials her. They will be released as because of the necessity to pro- of our standards work to ease overcrowded prisor obligations to county Jails and other fadl. tern probably will be able to acthe commission hires 30 new vide "supervision and coun- to society," he said. Ofls. itles such as Florida State Hos- cept new prisoners by the and 36 new probation of- seling as well as surveillance The governor's plan calls for pital at Chattahoochee. middle of next week. That's the message Keller parole planned to deliver today at a meeting sought by sheriffs to air their dissatisfaction with corrections director Louie Wainwright's closing of the prison system to new inmates. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) come tax exemption for the West Palm Beach. "It would be Keller and Ray Howard, "We are not saying If the 'ers are unemployed and buildA proposal now in Congress first $500 in Interest a taxpayer available for housing." chairman of the Parole and money were available that the ing pe'mits are off 50 per cent. Probation Commission, said re- would do more than President earns. In many areas of Florida, he cost of housing Is going down A convention speaker, Irwin "This would give people in- said, money isn't available for dramatically," he added. "We Prernack of St. Petersburg, lease of nearly 1,000 prisoners Ford's economic program to on parole by Dec. 30 Is a key get residential construction go- centive to deposit money in housing loans even to those probably will always have j,.. head of a diversified research part of Gov. Reubin Askew's ing again, the president of the savings and loans, and leave willing to pay 9 per cent and flation but hope it will be con- firm, said he believes the govplan to combat crowded condi- Florida Home Builders Associ- there the money they already higher interest on long term trolled and not the runaway in- ernment planned to hurt the ation says. have in," said Abramsor of mortgages. tions in the prisons. flation we have today." housing industry. "The president has estab"You (home builders) Just Ralph DeMeyo of Miami, -We know that premature rego(xi buildupon of didn't fight the best battle in iresknt of Al))! Inc., one !ease of inmates without super. but his prograigi surely isat the the state's biggest home build- Washington," Premack said. vision would merely mean final answer," said builders cr3, agreed with Abramson that "It's the auto and steel in. more crimes, more convictions president Steve Abramson in an WASHINGTON (AP) A "Our customers are being President Ford was on the right dLlstries which have the most and more of a load for our al- interview Wednesday as the plea to the Ford Admin istration hurt, our co ou t." untry is being hurt tr ack but not far enough along, clout." ready overloaded prison SYS- association opened its state to begin efforts aimed said the government looks at low- and our company is being hurt tern," Keller said. "We've got the beginning of covention. ering oil prices has been made by exorbitant oil on the housing industry as prices levied some credibility gain but "It Just isn't in our interest to Abramson said a big boost to by a group of Florida power ex- by foreign governments," we small business because 75 per said need a lot more," DeMeyo said, cent of take a short-range view and re- home building will occur if Con- ecutires and state officials Marshall McDonald, president the nation's builders lease inmates without the addi- gress passes a bill giving in- headed Abramson saidcoInn 48,000wnrk. of Flor- construct fewer than 10 units a by Gov. Reubin Askew, of Florida Power & light Co. ida's 300.000 - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. =1 Area Code 305-322.l1 or 831.9993 Cover Law Under Fire Nixon To Blame For Oil Price Rise WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIXENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director JACKSONVILLE, WIa. (AP) 1orida's new law reuiring tarpaulin covers ov'r trucks hauling dirt and trash is under legal attack. Three firms hauling fill dirt for construction of Interstate 295 asked a Circuit Court Judge Wednesday for an injunction against enforcement of the law. Although all the work Is in Florida, two of the firms are from out of state. They claim this makes their contract a matter of interstate commerce and out of state Jurisdiction. Double N Trucking Corp. of Roanoke, Vd.; Warren Brothers Corp. of Cambridge, Mass.; and C.H. Barco Contracting Co. of Jacksonville filed the suit. A hearing Is scheduled Monday. - WASHINGTON—A confidential congressional was stuck with $1.9 billion In excess oil bills. The shortages. But now the pumps are full arn the All five were L'nmediately Jailed for "misuse of Home Ddiv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; study blames the Nixon administration for Administration had claimed the Treasury Dept motorists' wallets are still being tapped by the power." it may be merely a coincidence that the Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All permitting the oil companies to gouge almost $9 had documents to justify the Increase. But now, high margins. The cost to oil and gasoline users: U.S. ambassador to Iran, Richard Helms, was a other mall: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3140. billion out of motorists and other consumers in Treasury Secretary William Simon has privately $2.89 billion. former CIA director. The CIA would not corn the last year. conceded to Moss that no "Treasury or Federal (5) Congress is to blame, the Moss study ment on the charge ... Government lawyers, Four dubious and perhaps illegal While House Energy Office papers were presented" at the notes, for exempting oil wells producing less digging through the small print in the Foreign decisions were responsible for the $9 billion loss, Cost of Living meeting where the decision was than 10 barrels a day from price controls. While Assistance Act, have now found legal according to a study. ordered by consumer made. this may have kept some marginal wells in justification for ex-President Nixon's gift of a watchdog Rep. John Moss, D.-Calif. In addition, (2) Originally, the Cost of Uving Council production, it cost the consumers $2.64 billion, military helicopter last summer to Egypt's the report reveals that Congress itself directly frozeoil prices at $425 per barrel in 19fl, a price The Moss report concludes by noting a President Anwar Sadat. At the request of Rep. caused a 12.6 billion ripoT. some 30 per cent higher than previous Levels. "ripple effect" caused when oil prices have Jack Brooks, D. These live pro-Industry edicts not Only -Tex., government auditors had gob. The, In August 1973, the council freed prices on dragged coal and Intrastate natural gas prices questioned Nixon's authority to give away the bled up the consumers' pocket money at the newly discovered oil to encourage exploration. up With them." Since everything from peanuts to power. helicopter. But, the lawyers have now authorized pump, but they also served to boost Inflationery This allowed the price to zoom to $10.50 a barrel the agency for International Development to* pressure and allowed the major oil companies to even though costs to the oil firms were seldom plants are produced or fueled by oil, coal or pay million bill which also covers spare Increase their profits by an average of 71 per more than $2 per barn!. The consumer costs: natural gas, this has meant that every price rise Someone pointed out the other day that this is cent, right in the middle of the oil crisis. can, in part, t tied to the oil price !k $3.25 billion. me parts and labor. They cited a provision Which National Newspaper Week. lkre arethe live rapacious rulings as cozened consumer, therefore, has been tapped authorizes grants 'essential to the national We've never been able to come to grips with detailed In the Library of Corgress EconomIcs (3) For every barrel of new oil produced, the twice: Once with the $11.5 billion loss and once interest" ... The White House mall Is running just what National Newspaper Week is supposed to Division study prepared for Moss, chairman of council let Big Oil take the price lid off one barrel with the higher general prices this rise has, heavily against President Ford's decision to the House Cornmerce and Finance sub- of old oil. This was also designed to encourage broughton. represent. grant "conditional amnesty" to Vietnam war exploration. This questionable boondoggle cost committee: If it means we should bore you with a long HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: Inside resisters. Nevertheless, he has passed the word (1) The Cost of Living Council allowed the oil consumers 1123 billion, informants tell us that the Central Intelligence to subordinates that he wants the amnesty board recitation of our virtues with appropriate companies to increase "old oil" from wells from (4) The Federal Energy Office let retailers Agency tipped off the shah of Iran in August that to take it easy on the young men who want to references to the First Amendment then we find it $4.25 to $5.25 even though "this is oil that cost, raise their Profit margin from 7.25 cents per five of his senior officers, including Gen. return to their country. He wants them to be no more significant than National Pickle Week or roughly, less than $1 to produce." The consumer gallon to 11 cents per gallon because of gasoline Klumarc Saich, were plotting to overthrow tthn. given the benefit of any doubts. Our Main I Is Your Activities National Walk Your Dog Week. We would hope that people who toll at this profession do so out of dedication to facts and truth and do not need their WILLIAM RUSHER egos massaged by our readers once a year. However, we would like to take the opportunity to remind our readers that we are in this business T'\/ Critics to tell you what other folks are doing and tell other folks what you are doing. Obviously, we can't be everywhere at once so to do the job In a thorough and professional manner we need your help. Turn i ng To We're not asking that you all come in and sit down at typewriters and pound out reports on your activities; we are asking that you let us know Free Access through our various departments; hard news, women's news, sports, religion, clubs, etc., of your activities past and planned. Poison Warning Issued - k. 7 DON OAKLEY ROCKY High Birth, Low D ' Sunday Herald a more interesting and Informative publication. traailtlon." This is the change from a high worldwide birth rate balanced by a high death rate, which provatled for thousands of years, to the continuing high birth rates and low death rates In most of - In the current Issue of Scientific American, $ number of experts examine various a ects of the phenomenon. It began a couple of ceMuriej ago and will, of necessity, be a transitory stage when viewed against the long run of human history. . It has to be, because If the present un. prttedented rate of world population increase were to continue, In less than 700 years there * would be one person for every square foot on the surface of the earth. In 1,200 years, the human population would outweigh the earth. .. . . ______ c.., s.. '- Shucks, hi, lust an ordinary mIIIIonaIr. with both feet on the ground' Russia, China Everyone - -. BERRY'S WORLD r - - e Hey, how come? The county has an emergency hospital taUt, which is presently stored in a warehouse at the Sanford AIIPOrI It's in sealed crates. So, at yesterday's commission meeting there was a request for fumigating the crates cause there were some termites en around the area. ' Around a By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.D. e Boston's um* arid viciot outbd against the busing of Thanks to modern pmaceuUcai science sftsdentS - and by implication against school IntegrationFCC (and advertising ballyhoo) no American today -Thehas tried to resolve the inn by began incongruously at j35t Ccmmon woven so tightly into refusing to insist on, or to prohibit, the broad- JAY MALL IN be defenseless against the peril of unthe American history of freedom. derarm odor. Now there's new hope in the fight casting of a given opinion on any particular against another nasty thing - foot odor. And one does not have to be an advocate of busing in pursuit program, but has specified that station licensees of educational equality to deplore the display of hatred and must, over a period of time, afford opportunities Two West Palm Beach, Fla., podiatrists report Castro F U.S abuse aimed at Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The insults and for the expression of a reasonable variety of that this problem, which afflicts 80 million physical harassment of the Maacnusetts Democrat are differing opinions. This Is the famous Fairness Americans, can now be eliminated by means of a symptoms of the trend developed in the 19ft to mbsdtute Doctrine, and it Isn't working very well. recently marketed lato%-- cusWMW insole imviolence for reason. pregnated with millions of particles of activated $ For one thing, the FCC occsionally attacks Mandatory busing to hasten integration goals charcoal. on too narrow a front as When NBC broadcast jections, from many Americaris regarclless of race both MIAMI Cuban Premier Fidel Castro has For years, too. Castro had a feud going with Des. H. J. Prochaska and P.W. Rausch report a documentary alleging the inadequancy of frivolous and valid. again demonstrated the pitfalls facing anyone Communist China. that In clinical tests, at Insole many corporate pension plans and (in the F(rs seeking to deal with him. In recent months Castro has been reported to removed the Causes of the condition rather than opinion) tilted the pinball machine. The Corn. n be interested In restoring diplomatic and merely masking it cosmetically." During the first two years of his regime, i mission ordered MW to broadcag the other" commercial relations between Cuba and the of the story ind was promptly slapped down, 1959 and 1980, Castroy fivstrated U.S. According to De. Herbert Lapidus, director of Ambassador Philip BonsaI, who tried working United States, two to one, by the US. Court of Appeals,o . research and development for a foot care Castro, however, apparently decided it was product manufacturer (Comt)e, Inc.), the with him in a rational, diplomatic ground that NBC was entitled to make its own time for a switch. He didn't want Americans to charcoal particles are "hungry" to bond evaluation of what was newsworthy about Then the Soviet Union took over Cuba. It think he was overly eager to become Irda chemically with the odor molecules pension plans. found that Castro was anything but the usual again, lest it place him in a poor bargaining What worlds or parts of the anatomy Fair enough, if th decision is confined to the Cooperative suervient puppet. are posi tion in any future negotiations. Left to conquer? Fs Interfance with this particular program., It was Benjamin Dlsraelle, British prime minister 1804-188) who said, "Individuals may form rommu ni ti, built Li institutionr alone that create a nation." Now ]O gg Communism Doomed To Fail With Men Four centurfes ago, there were less than 500 million people in the world. Today there are 4 billion. Even if zero population growth could be achieved by the year 2000, such Is the momentum that has been built up in the present stage of the demographic transition that the world would still reach a population of 8.2 billion by the middle of the next century, with more than 90 per cent of the additional 4-plus billion being born in the ° countries. . only three national networks of licensed stations, which regularly offer viewers the whole gamut of onim from Mualde to Mondale? There are those who LhLL1 Doctrine sinc matter cannot possibly be aBowed to rest there their thoughts are turning U the concept of alaccessol as one possible soludm "Access" Is the word for the nwon that C-Vikeur icr ociniofu not aired miii TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) More than 700 pages of former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian's testimony before the grand jury that Indicted him have been filed with an appeal court by his defense attorneys. E.C. "Deeno" Kitchen of Tallahassee, Christian's attorney, confirmed Wednesday the copy of the transcript had been filed. Court officials refused to let a reporter for The Associated Press look at it. return to a balance between a worldwide low birth rate and low death rate. c Save on all toys Thursday thru Sunday. Christian Testimony Filed the countries of the world today, to an eventual n °Y at least, there Is no limit to the possible number of pubUcatkg save the public ' ti for them. But electronic ouaets are something else It'll be several months before we can get an *g'n. For reasone grounded in the science of accurate assessment of how Congress *iH react to physics, there can only be a severely limited President Ford's anti-inflation proposals. It was a number of radio and (specfally)1VstaUth a wide-ranging speech which, we suspect, will be given area. If you don't like what those stations subject to a great deal of amending as it works its broadcast, you can lump it. way through an election-year Congress. This led Congress to conclude - I believe It strikes us that the one provision that doesn't rightly - that there Is it public interest in who stand a chance of surviving in its present form Is controls those stations, and what they broadcaist. Icatlons Commission his call for a surtax on individual Incomes with a So ti* Federal $7500 base for Individuals and a $15,000 base for was given the power to issue station licenses, and to prescrib, within broad limits what the lucky families. No Republican candidate in his right recipkats oi ttom licenses must (on Palm Of mind is going to stand still and watch his natural losing them) broadcast in the way of public constituency hit with a new tax. If the surtax affairs programs and the like. survives in any form we would guess that the base It is just here, of course, that the whole figure in each case will be about double what licn gets so sticky. No sensible person President Ford has suggested. wants to give government the power to tell TV stations what they may and may not say; would run counter to our whole of speech. On the other hand, just bow "free" is Freedoms Shaken Mankind is currently experiencing a HOLD - - phenomenon knocn a the great demographic .311 Oil Price Damage Told MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) A majority of Miami Beach city councilmen say they will support a move to reestablish a rent control ordinance following a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court that cities have the power to enact such laws. While ruling unanimously that city rent control ordinances are allowed under the 1973 Municipal Home Rule Powers Act, the state court said Wednesday that the current Miami Beach ordinance was Invalid. The court found 4-3 that Miami Beach's law was unconstitutional because It delegated legislative authority to a rent control administrator without providing objective guidelines. We are rapidly approaching the point where a 95 - Rent Control Laws Allowed Rates Noted We are In business to put news into -print, not new national decision ls going to have tobenude keep it out so the more information we have in our on the whole issue of 1V "fairness." The result possession the greater our opportunity to present to wtil affect radladly what you see on your set. all our readers an accurate picture of our world in considering this problem, the first lm. and community. portardstep istodistinguish andtoa That's how we see National Newspaper i ti dIO) & media such as Week.. not as an opportunity to toot our own horn, ne wspaperg and magazines. If you don't like this but to solicit your help In making the Evening and newspaper, you can buy another or start your DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) People along Florida's northeast coast are being warned by authorities to watch out for small vials of a deadly chemical The vials have been washing up on beaches for the past two weeks. "Anybody finding these vials should not tamper with them and should report them to police Immediately," a spokesman for the St. John's County Sheriff's Department said Wednesday. The two-Inch long, dark brown vials each contain three cubic centimeters of carbon disulfide, a highly poisonous and volatile chemical. Officials thought there was no further danger after about 55 of the vials washed ashore between Jacksonville Beach and Vilano Beach last week. But on Monday and Tuesday, two more vials were discovered further south near Ormond By The Sea and Ponce De Leon Inlet, prompting another warning to the public. Tax Exempt Bill To Boost Bu ilding CASE B-HI: David Trenum and I were recent dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Roy T. Combs. David was the main sparkplug In the Indianapolis chapter of the Christian Business Men's Association, "Dr. Crane," he said, "you are apparently a constant foe of Cumnmunism. "So you should be interested In a debate that occurre1 between a communist and a Christian missionary, "The communist, being atheistic,' was taunting the missionary, "So in his parting shot, he pointed his finger at the missionary and said: 'Communism puts a new coat on every man!' "To which the missionary Immediately replied: 'Christianity puts a new man In every coat!' "Dr. Crane," David added, "Isn't that a neat distinction between the two?" Only in a perfect unselfish society could Communism ever hope to succeed very long, But it failed even there, because it violates a basic, ingrained element in human nature, manely, private property rights! Thus, when the early among the first Pilgrim settiers. Everybody was to put his total crops into a common granary and then draw out only what he needed for a bare living. But this discouraged Industry and thrift, for the bachelors grumbled at getting only one portion back, whereas a married man with three children could draw five poetlons. Stagnation resulted, until Gov. Bradford then assigned every man his own portion of land, from which he could claim ALL the crops he harvested therefrom. Immediately, prosperity zoomed and men gladly worked long hours Gov. Bradford then summed up the situation by saying that those who though Communism would work, must think they :'are wiser then God." Even among toddlers, you see the basic desire for private rights, property since youngsters fight over their own tricycle when another toddler tries to 'ake it. Indeed, the firstborn, though but two or three years of age, will resent his little brother's trying to use the older boy's 10)1. Communism is merely a selfish system wherein those of a lower level greedily tr; to Knit Magic. Now 1399 Marx Big Wheel (except bicycles and accessories) THRU SUi4DA Now-1099 Now �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Skyscraper Capitol Called 'Boondoggle' TALLAHAEE, Fla. (AP) — The cost of Florida's new skyscraper capitol "will probably to to $50 million or $60 million," according to state Sen. David McClain, iiTampa. "This $42 million figure is lust the beginning," Mc. Clain said in a Wednesday Interview. "It's the biggest boondoggle in the history of the state of Florida. The public will only know about It after they have bera asked to pay for It." The cost of the new 22-story building has risen $17 million over its original cost of $25 million because of inflation and other factors In the two years since It was approved. McClain said furnishings and "little appointments" could push the cost of the building even higher than $60 million. McClain and former Senate President Jerry Thomas, Republican candidate for governor, lost an appeal court bid In September to halt construction. The two contended in a suit that the Cabinet did not have autlxrlty to put the building on land set aside as a park by the 1951 Legislature. They have been trying since 1972 to block construction. Thomas has called the capitol "the most outrageous CRESTVIEW, Fla. (AP) found in a string of 102 examined In the center of the II thett Cadenhead, Indicted by a strong, an employc of the tax .-.-.-.'. . -. . 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Sanford Airport Authority members as not being a suE- contract of the county crime lab would be paid with Law it was announced that sellmembers expressed serious ficient warning to the pilots. to American Steel Building for Enforcement Assistance protection classes for all emconcern about the proposal of Cleveland said In the last six a total of $117,633. The lease for Agency funds or by the state or ployes—men as well as an Orlando television station to or seven years, there have been the structure to the county will county money. women—will be conducted Oct. 119 S. Magnolia Ave. erect a transmission tower In as many as 53 air crashes in- total $18,000 per year, which —Approved the lease of Page 23 and 24 in afternoon and OPEN Ph. 323-7720 the area of Osteen. volving such structures. Commissioner Sid Vihien said Airways for airport property. evening. Mon. - Fri. 9. Downtown Sanford The Florida Airport • Airport Manager J.S. "Red" Managers Association will Cleveland explained the out. meet with state and federal come of a public meeting last aviation agency officials In week regarding the request by OiLa on Frlda Oct 25 in -those attending were opposed to hopes of preventing the construction of the tower. the proposition he said because Cleveland added the city is of the hazard It would create to preparing att ordinance to y ng the area. po govern the height of structures I rtu ' . Cleveland explained the V If C' lower, proposed to be 2,o5o feet, within the cit limits In the area It is -. Reg 1 Sale 15.99 a y for the second reading . area, but more importantly t!e nut city council meeting. • Reg. $33 Sale 26.40 completes a wall of towers of countY has no UUOP eUhe such ordinance. airport R. $40 Sale 48 In other action at the Thur. 'd . The danger is two (old he aday meeting, the Authority: Il I "he '' ' I ' uOW you car explained. Pilots on Instrument —Approved the lease of space .. -. " got tnat coat or iackot you've ': 1k\..1. Ir: landings would find It to Uvee interests, the City of Itirt PluIChance . .. necessary to radically change Sanford, for a dog pound at a We have a beautiful selection w stylestiomaressycasua their approach pattern, cost of $288 per year; DeWitt, , f Io Wool moltons. synthetic !,.' 2 ' allowing for greater height if McGee and Associati, office • pIa(ds,wecds,wrapacci."C the Landing Is missed on the space, at an annual rental of ,, , double breasted styles first attempt. Also, the tower $2,894; and Phi Delta Enter• many more Even the ia"stcy.. jackets, and jackets w!" itself is a hazard to pilots, prises, who upholster the / - ' Sale To Run' Gunter Sale Shinyl Vinyl Complet&y Installed irport Manager Statesneeding '0 • —.--'- Cushion Floor t. P1 I Dems Deny Plan ___. dining areas, dens, L £ iL L throughout '110 nOUSO. staff. Good Samarftan home welcomes help from individuals and organizations In furnishing the A change in obstetrical remainder of the rooms so that more patients can be accommodated. Director of the home Mother procedure that would allow a ,, Ruby Wilson (center) is shown with patlent.s Mrs. Mattle Mccloud and Pirirs. Beatrice Green in room husband to remain wi th his wife furn is hed by 1.p. Rim Anil... I'liiI. ii.. T,.L., _i,i vj.,..,. r__1 ,. - ic an arnaruan riorae in the delivery rc:n li;i bceti agcticyuf Uzi iled Fund. (Ikrald Photo by Marva 1Iakins) proposed and will be discussed roposea Sale UV38 ..L $4 floors in kitchen at the next executive cornmittee meeting. Besserer reported that the name-brand -- shinyl vinyl flatter Hospital Administrator Robert Besserer said he could raise $1,000 toward the purchase among doctors on the medical f' Penney days savings N SKY 0 f J - Now designs as gnsI n monitor and a $6,000 fetal monitor It was announced to the hospital board at this week's meeting. When it was learned that -. Charles Park Jr. had pledged $1,000 toward the purchase of a second cardiac monitor, board member Andrew Carraway pledged another thousand ______ 11 d i The Pink Ladles of Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary .'t.; 1- are donating funds for the I purchase of a $4,000 cardiac . - (i:;; I i Okaloosa CountyShe Elf ita inocent. —Armstriong, along with sev. ing the county for trips to grand jury directed by special Wilson said both men were reAmong the charges, the in. "When the time comes for me eral other employes of the tax Honolulu and Las Vegas. Ca- prosecutor James T. Russell of leased on their own recogn zg ) present my side of the case assessor's office hired by Ca- denhead said the trips were St. Petersburg. ance nd the people hear the facts, ' —Cadenhead's wife, Sue, was denhead, peformed few If any necessary in his role as presiey will exonerate me," "I worked for the people of kept on the county payroll and county duties, Russell was appointed by dent of the Florida Association adenhead said following his this county for 14 years and I earned $36,000 over the past 36 Gov. Reubln Askew to head an of Tax Assessors. rrest Wednesday. feel like the people of this coun- months for little or no visible investigation of alleged corrup. Bond had been recommended Also arrested after being in I) knowI've tried to do a good dutks setat$78,000forcadenhead and Cadenhead, who no longer is tion in the county 10% off every • ri os ia Beach. Cadenhead won reelection in 1972 by a narrow margin after Fw& •-' ' soclatlon today In tort Walton Beach shopping center In which .Wilson said. he held a financial Interest and -- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) press 'ide. "I think that anU.S. Rep. Bill Gunter has swers it." been mentioned as a possible Meanwhile, speculation on a replacement candidate In con- possible replacement has fotinning speculation over the p0- cused on Gunter; Rep. Jack utical future of Democratic Shrove of Merritt Island, whom Treasurer Thomas O'Malley. O'Malley defeated in the pri. But state DemocraticChair- mary; Rep. Bill Btrchfield of man Jon Moyle denied Wednes- Jacksonville; Rep. Carl Ogden day that party Leaders have a of Jacksonville; and Public onungency plan to designate Counsel Fred Karl of Tallahas. another candidate If O'Malley see, a form state senator. Is Indicted by the Leon County Gunter was narrowly de. Grand Jury and withdraws feated by Richard Stone In the from the ballot. Democratic runoff for the par"We haven't initiated any ef- ty's Senate nomination. forts to look for anybody be. A well-known politician who cause nothing has happened," Was an Orlando Insurance off!Moyle said. "I think any kind of cial, Gunter presumably would speculation would be Improper make an attractive candidate at this point." for the dual office oftreasurer. Before another candidate for insurance commissioner. treasurer couki be named by "I certainly have not talked the State Democratic to anyone abct... any potential Executive Committee two appointment to a Cabinet things would have to happen. position," he said. O'Malley would have to be Gunter did not deny Interest Indicted and he would have to in the office if It opened up. withdraw. Asked If he were saying he was An Indictment could result not Interested, Gunter said, from the six-month grand Jury "No, I'm not saying that at all." Investigation that apparently "No one has discussed that will conclude next week, but a with me, and I haven't diswithdrawal seems unlikely, cussed that with anyone," he "Tom O'Malley Is a fighter," said. "It's purely speculation, said Jerry Dav1ej O'Maliey's There's no opening" Z finalY o a — dicteci by the grand Jury mer postal clerk now in ida an error in the property tax as. men were released by order of was to )kaloosa County Tax Assessor Wednesday was Jerry AuTh fourth term as sessment of a Fort Walton Circuit Judge Irwin Fleet, statewide convention of the asassessor. 'ard of the tpavers Fve ever seen." McClain and thomas lost an earlier suit in the Florida building site, Bob Brown, General Services Department architect, said. Brown said D&A Equipment Co., the contractor, will pay for the Inspection and repair of the pilings, huge steel rods driven down 40 ffet to bedrock to support the building. Auxiliary t (I rc Supreme Court to haift construction on grounds that a $25 million Hpproprlatlon in the budget bill was not sufficient legislative authority for the building. Meanwhile, state officials said 40 broken pilings had been found in the foundation and the search was continuing. Six were found in the first 18 checks and 34 more were V asocIatlon, —Cadenhead failed to correct $5,000 for Armstrong, but the president of -. ______ Oka I oosa T axAssessor Ind Icted Job," said Cadenhead, 41, a for- Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-7A Federal Credit Union, recently chartered by the National Credit Union Administration. C a C I Treasurer is John A. Lawson of Box 1676, Sanford and The rights of patient and credited with being the doctor under changing social volunteer organizer Is L, W policies will be explored in a Davis of Tallassee, Alit. The new credit union will five-part seminar presented by Florida Technical University, serve the regular members and friends of the Seminole early next year, %edicine and Employment and Economic The second 1 MdriIScn'iinar or anuary - Sale prices effective Thru Sunday. "#'ia*r IT" & '..1.....J ni___ PI........ IA — ii w uwru riuzu rnnvyi. pvn iv a.m. III 7 P.M. MOfl. ?flru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 , q Avg. 42.95 Our 100"i Foitre' po,ester bLuer -it. sportco.t Styled sith Cf"er in 3 vent and patch pocke4s handsome selection of sor1 colors For sizes 36 to 46 . -.------•---- Sale Sit. St"rt jacket of polyester in peach hte l.c wMe. 8-1 -.•--. " - -- - Sale . - . R - • :- or -' . .. ,pants in polyester. 8.15. lilac prices effective peach •,, Reg ., • " Sale 12.80 I • L'J or tpiru Sunday ;•• - i. - . $11 fjt- tyn ru *de be4 loopi �Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl.. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-9A SPORTS ' $1 1. Thursday, Oct.10, 1974-8A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I BILL BELLEVILLE Quiz Tests Ability To Choose Between Nonsense, Absurdity BALTIMORE (AP) - The Winning pitcher urn "Cat- series opener, the Orioles after their third fish" Hunter and reliever Rollie scored only one more tW). straight World Seriescham- Fingers held the Orioles to five Through the fifth Inning of the pionship wi th ailing Reggie hits, with Baltimore finally final game, they had gone 15 Jackson and the team's other ending a 30-inning scoring innings without advancing a Okay local sports fans, here's the quiz that erstwhile sluggers in a slump. drought on Boog Powell's ninth runner beyond first base. But the resourceful A's man- inning hit. you've been waiting for all these years. Answer the The A's weren't much better .1 age somehow to score, and they appropriate questions appropriately: mitch, The A's pitching is what . at the plate as they battled a II • multiple-choice, true or false. Anyone unfortunate st il l have magnificent pitching pressed Earl Weaver, the Balti- Baltimore pitching staff which to use against the Los Angeles more manager. He predicted it Oakland owner Charles 0. FInenough to score 100 per cent will be awarded a Dodgers Both were apparent would enable Oakland to Join Icy had feared would be tough season ticket to next year's Jacksonville Sharks Wednesday in the 2-1 victory the 1936-39 and the 1949-5i New to beat, games. over the Baltimore Orioles York Yankees as the only Jackson, playing the final which zt'ø flnkInni th AmrL .. ..... ,t. ,i,., .,.... ----I .. '.a iu win uuve worm UUVV a UC5iIthL MULTIPLE-CHOICE can League pennant, three Series in a row, hitter while hobbled with a games w one. pulled hamstring muscle In his "Pitching dominated the The A's scored their first run playoffs," Weaver said. "But right leg, had two hits In he 1. Last month at the Orlando s po rts stadium, ROUJE FINGERS what famous bout was won and by whom? A. Garry on four consec utive walks in the that's the way we got into It, the four games. fifth innin and ai tlar in the way they got into it, and th e Oakland's other three top Sal Baudu did have tu Swmmicrhayc. over Johnny Suinuicihaycs B. 501)1k seventh on their lone hit, a way they're going to win the run-producers, all of whom homers among his three hits, over Lee Geiger. C. Foreman over Carl Vanzura double by Jackson following an- W orld Series." knocked In 73 runs or more and his fi rst homer won th e Logic over Reason other of th e 11 walks off Mike After banging three home during the regular season, third game 1.0. Joe Rudi was 2. The famous stunt driving crazy Evel Knievel Cuellar and Ross Grimslcy. runs to beat Hunter 6-3 in th e didn't fare much better, limited to two hits and Gene has a local imitator. Who is he, and what obstacle does he leap over daily on his trusty mini cycle? A. John-John Lewis over a large rock B. Casselberry Councilman Edi th Duerr over Conway Twitty. C. Ht'rald Editor Tom Aikens over nine feet of D unedited copy. I). State Attorney Abbott Herring over a pile of porno mags E. Former Altamonte . - - CINCINNATI (AP) - The coaching staff of the Cin cinnati Reds will remain Intact next year, President Bob Howsam announced Wednesday. Joining Manager George "Sparky" Anderson for the 1975 season will be third base coach Alex G1'amrnas, batting coach Ted Kluszewskj, first base coach George Scherger and pitching coach Larry Shepard. Anderson hs anothez year left in his contract, which Howsam extended during the 1973 season. All four of the coaches have been with Anderson since he joined the Reds In 1970. "a 1i a Mayor Floyd Swofford over Abbott Herring. 3. If you were a water hyacinth w ha t is e last th ing you would want to come face to face wi th ? A. Delbert Euga B. Another water hyacinth . C. A white amur. D. Two white amurs. E. A hyacinth .- - SRO In St, Louis Ii ST. LOUIS (AP) - A morning rush on tickets Wed. nesday brought about a sellout for Sunday's Dallas Cowboys-St. Louis Cardinals National Football League game, a Cardinals sp kirian said, ilie sellout of 51,392 at Busch Stadium set the contestup for a first home telecast since the Cards played hos t to the Oakland Raiders In the early part of the 1973 season. St. LouLi takes a 4.0 record into the National Conference Cast Division game, while Dallas Is 1-3. The Cardinals' Wine attendance record Is 5045, : estroys Pirates LOS ANGELES (AP) - - CINCINNATI (AP) - Horst Muhlmann, the Cincinnati Bengals West German placekicker, had his own idea on what it meant to beat the Washington Redskins 28-17 last uinday. "Just shows you," said Muhlmann, "You beat Washington and right away they sock that five per cent surtax on you." 7. Pete Rogers Reamon 8. New Jersey Oils TRUE OR FALSE Crooms Wins E y as Sun's Name Chairman ANAHEIM (AP) vvwsbe"icesNo Needed By QS ' _______ Subway N This Time ot . ' -= _ _ _ - .-=V. r V -•i-'I ' V. .--,- -. eVVFVErV. VY-V- -V:: ..........V =V- -' 1. V - fl'.. 5 :F..VS.'C=C - V. V. VV - V - "'' -- - 4 4 - - -. , . POINT CLEAR, Ala. - Defending champion Gwenn Hibbs of Long Beach, Calif. fired a 77 for a share of the first-round lead with Justine Cushing of New York in the 13t1 annual Senior Women's Amateur Championship, sponsored by the United States Golf Association. ti I. 110 t . '... - . --- . 1 - "4. Z - Spanish Tennis Leader -- - - MADRID Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina beat Patrick Poisy of France 6-3, 6-3 and second-seeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden ousted Poland's Voytek Fibak 6-3, 7-5 in the third round of the $75,000 Melia Tennis Tournament. .. : - " - 4-4~ . - / . ,- - - - - .. .... . . . - . -..- BWD ft - 6 Sa'urday, . r Basil [(ca y, secretary of the Davis Cup Nations committee, warned Indian tennis officials that India would risk expulsion from Cup competition if it failed to meet South Africa in the 1974 final. 1)URUAN, South Africa - Los Angelesat O.4kland. N Tvrsday, Oct. 17 Los Anp,l at Oakland, N, It -.7 ; A ' - . -'• i . .. ' - L .11 flI_.._ff_ Oakland at Los Angeles Sunday. Oct. 13 Oakland •t Los Angeles Monday, Oct. 14 No game sheIed Tuesday, Oct. IS LOS Angeles t Oakland N W.dnesday, Oct. IS - - India Risks Expulsion DUieDUII riuyors By The Associated Press lit$tO7 Series 1._~ . . . ......, -_ -A - _ _,_ ... -1.* . _- 4~_ _:tnI'_& .,6 . % -,-1-_WM ... M-4 , Z " _. .-, ; _ ~ -A -, -,- - '.I 1 :. I~.'A j-!*!_ * .2- ~,A '.E I r , " 'e; ..._--- . , ~~ -- C_?.: , 1.. 'ARk' - - -- Women's Golf Results at the 'V'IJRE Mayfair Country Club, WedChampionship Flight - (Tie) .sday. Dossle deGanahi and Grace Sayles 38; 1st Flight LOW GROSS Margaret Home 37, 2nd Flight - Sue White 39;3rtj Flight _ Championship Flight - Fran Virginia Simpson 38. Goodman 85; 1st Flight Stella Brooks is still leading Vivian Pierce 95; 2nd Flight In the 2nd round of the Kader Fran Albrecht lol; 3rd Flight _ Tournament with 146. One Annette Hodges . stroke behind with 147 Miriam Andrews. LOW NET .. -- / - .. Golf Results . .., - - 1. ..' ( - _______ ._- . . rw w . Chrnpionshtp - -.-. -: . - -- Flight - 72 066 1; Genevieve Woodruff 79. I ONTEP1TAL MEN'S wH A ST L K SA F a rf Oa?er W l r A k V UN , PH. 3233,43 D r Friday, Oct. is No game sh.dijI by Alan Mover SHUFFLEBOARD .. I TAKEN SERIOUSLY ,- KNEARING KNUTE Saturday, Oct. ) . .. 7 Oakland at Los #ng,ies, it necessary Sunday. Oct. ml Oakland at Los Angeles, It necessary D AA . 'ilIt1i! - . ,. - /4'/,'/b /,1A*' ' , r - 0 M1 iWtvir WEDNESDAY NIOP4T'SRESULTS SEVSNTH - DovWes, Spec 7 EddY.AIbI-dP tOO 7 7.50 I FIRST - Doubles, Spec. 1: Aldana.Santh,z 7 4.40 I 4 SantlLenlz 1060 0.10 11.20 6 EChanoL,nit j,a i Ice 440 300 7 Qulniela (1.51 $ tso Ur:aJavl 4.20 S Perfects co-u siwo Q,mn1a (26) S 5270 EIGHTH Doubles, Spec 7: Perfecta (6 2) 51)7.00 DomIngoMuru. Alive Muguerjs 11.00 6.40 5,00 4 SECOND - Doubles, Spec 7: 10.10 4.20 2 UrsaYxa p.40 5.60 250 ChCh Ramon oso I Eddy.Sanchn 5.60 440 7 vinte4a (2.4) 537.00 lcaJevl .1.60 P,rf,cti (421 P010 QulnJa (17 5 3) NINTH - Singles, Spec 7: Perfeda (12 si2i;vo 0 wIth elI 1146 Se; (76 with alt Larrea 1000 i 320 3 Itttu 7' 000 540 I Miguel THIRD - Doubles, Spec 7: 340 4 4 Atdena Pere: 1660 530 640 7 Qulntt(a (13) $3140 Perf,cte (3): 1101.90 Cacho OeJ?Ia , E.Linlx 510 3 TENTH, - Sheilii, Spec Is QulnIela (27) $ 40.60 Muguei 74.70 10.40 440 $ pen.,cja 2.7) si;tso 'ialn uo imo 2 FOURTH - Doubles, Spec 7, Chutho 3.40 S EChSOA'*nI 10.10 410 3.40 3 Qulni.1 (2$) $ N.gvl.P.r 310 3.00 2 Prf,c?a ($2) CSCPO MlglpI 320 6 ELEVENTH Double,. Spec 7: QuIntets 2.3) 52050 Santl-Rarnon 760 510 420 7 Perfecta (32) 1*9.70 OgVIISP•r•j $Ø 3g 3 Double 23) $7fl.00 Arecta Aitu 570 S IF FIFTH - Doubles, Spec 7: Quintets (31) $ 3,50 Pdgul Ramon 11.20 6.00 240 2 Perfects (7.3) 1102.30 ChUrCP.eenQon 300 I TWELFTH - Double,, 7: Quineta 73) 531 (1) tria Mij,el )) 10 13 00 j. 00 I Perfecta 25) 1)3620 511)40 Aguirre 10 440 m SIXTH - SIAgI,J, spec 1'. Roman SID A Euseblo 21.10 1*0 5.00 1 AIsva QuInleli (12 $1000 Jaby U 60 0 7 Per1.$a (1.2) 131500 500 2 fig Q j.; O;r:a 51155.30 " 7.011; Honat,.- -- . 7Vter 6/m7 I 7'?t'ic(/N,g/itiiy I I - 7 ,,i ., ' ft . ' an Ft'P,f't '. ' ' Z3 Poct 5 - .;V.5 , , - ,. '' V. p.. rr ''d? ... I, ', .,. ,. . / A, . ' . V7 7"' Ic'h%7,O F ? -W . \1I '-- /7fl'VC /tVI I ' - wo "iv --' J . - .' a&y','oo '- 71 '1,40Y V/R8 1%9. I4 " Southern Loaners and Sandy R ussell led Vogel's Car Wash when they spilt the points 2-2. ' ' - 'd' " - •"%' 03 iii ) ('t1 '. . I Nmrspl_ j . )I• . ,, - ' - . . . -. •' lc 1 I . ~_1~ ) ASTRO STAR STEEL RADIAL SUPREME 40,000 MILE GUARANTEE WHITE WALL GR70X14 - B st dromat. Tom Rolle. The 2-year-old filly Mickey Lang fired a 199-446 to Ruffian won her first live races lead Rainbow TV Service to and at that point Whiteley said: Ureewins ln their match with ',This may be the best horse I Mooney's Auto Body Shop. ever trained. She certainly is Doris O'Steen soared the $-10 betnt thii ,,ninf In. h.u. ir " •,;j •44 VVI and 2-7; Dell Barca picked up Ruffian is owned by Stuart the 5.6-10 and the 5-4-7. Janney of Locust 11111 Farm. The 3-10 fell for Mabel She was bred at Claiborne HR78xT4 HR78x1S LR78x15 1 REG. PRICE SALE PRICE 77.95 79.95 77.95 79,5 65.99 C78x13 E7803 F78i1 G78x14 H78x14 G78x15 H78x15 L78x15 _ ______ ________ _________ 41.95 49.95 Adams, Ginny Armstrong, Farm In Kentucky. l,,.:,,t.'t,di 33.95 35,95 36.95 35,95 36.95 44,95 1 t ( --4 ~ ~II 3.15 63.99 67.99 1~ ~ - -.f EX.TAX L7.'9 SALE PRICE 10.95 32.95 I~ FED. J t. 3.26 3.60 ASTRO STAR SKYIAA3TER BEL'Fb REG PRICE 359F 37,95 38.95 40.95 41.95 40.95 - 1~ \ / Could Be e Norma Sharp's 179-431 and H is Hazel Ferrell's 160441 boosted NEW YORK (AP) - Frank Fleetline Homes to three wins Whiteley has trained many line over Fairway Plaza Laun- horses including Damascus and 0,40/111y6 11 1CVR11111f51 7 Shirley Rodebush and Kitty Mickey Lang, Shirley Rodebush Lawrence led Vale's Junior and Sharon Williams. Alice Shoetand and Carolyn Street Hendricks and Kitty Lawrence was high for Monroe Harbour toppled the 4-5. as they split the points 2-2 in the Mickey Lang and Shirley Generation Gap bowling Rodebush chalked In turkeys. league. c Sandy Russell scored 80 pins Alice Hendricks set a new over her average and will high scratch series record with compete In the 'Queen of the a 183.533 for Davis Coin Week roll off. k..n •h.. won 1t.. I Icomes Nancy L I.aUIIUI7 aundry whe T ...e he .eague we l points from the U.S. Bankers. Thorton to the Monroe Harbour Harriet Dougherty and Anna team. Coleman were tops for the MliV 70 71f1 OVt' $4'p fl'4 7 Spec ' :' Bowling News . Oft Y _. . . 1 i. . ,..-, V'#44'E7 FOLLOW THE 13RAVES I "i. It c na tured ri bbing from the sidelines. The 150 members are all retired with th e majority being "snow birds" from the north. . 14.5 lf~lfi P40-0 , Jai Alai Results _________________________________ . Ilese members of the Sanford Shuffleboard Club compete with fellow club members seven days a week at the city shuffleboard courts. The competition Is taken seriously by all excent for a few good. I ~ p. , - Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba l l 2.50 - FED. X. TAX 2.O1 2.31 2.67 2.94 273 111 296 3.13 1 ON W 14 .VV5V V = .= " - I w James M. Peters, a part owner of Wednesday was named the team's chairman of the board and will act as chief executive officer. Larry Hatfield will continue to serve in as the &mn's president. By HOWARD SMITH AP Sports Writer The Memphis Southmen and the Birmingham Americans to roll while the World Football League continues to ,\ - - the California Sun of the World Football League, on Women's Golf Leader Philadelphia Bell 25-22 and the Andersen said Wednesday night runs. Birmingham Is 12-3 Cn the Florida Blazers downed th e that the players will be divided year. Bob Orrell holds the record for the IL1CSI .Chicago Fire 45-17 in other up among the remaining teams Attendance In Birmingham games. at a dra ft Friday, unle ss some was 25,621-the lowest in eight Bob Orrell holds the record for the largest Meanwhile, WFL officials new owners turn up before then, home games for the Americana, fish tale continued the struggle to keep Player limits on each team who had been averaging 47,605 Rommie Loudd holds the record for th e rock, the league afloat despite Corn- would be expanded by at least per game. largest fish tale Memphis and Birmingham, missioner Gary Davidson's five and perhaps eight players Hawaiians 25, Bell 22 The Tangerine Bowl would make a good the struggli ng league's two best declaration that, "I think the pe r team. Al Davis scored three touchteams, Ignored the la test round factor for success today is cabbage patch Memphis 7, Charlotte 23 downs for the Hawlians, the of WFL woes and pos d te vie be te t r th an it was two mon s th Danny White th rew touchthird coming on an eight-yard The Blazers are better than the former tories Wednesday night, the ago." down passes of 13 and 19 yards pass from Norris Weese with Orlando Pant hers Soutfunen edging the Charlotte The Detroit Wheels and the to Ed Marshall in the fourth 2:45 to play. Willie Williams Ina . Thp Rln,nrc nr htfi. S h,in *kn UIb,In,. Hornets V-23 and the Amen- Jacksonville Sharks both went quarter as the Souttunen, 13-2, tercepted three Philadelphia Springs Pop Warner Team cans thumping the Portland under due to flnanclal In. posted their 10th straight victo. passe5, returning them for a toHerald Boxing Correspondent Lee Geiger Stom 3H. adequacies earlier In the week ry and spoiled the Hornets' W 56 yardL once fought Rocky Marciano The Hawaiians beat the and WYL vice president Don (Urlotte debut. Willie Spencer I .r- game was p!ayed bo--!ore Herald boxing correspondent Lee Geiger and J.J. Jennings ran for 100 an estimated crowd of only 4,yards apiece for Memphis. once fought Pete Ashlock 500 in Philadelphia. I 0 a 1rh I ., % A 1 • & I A c11nnt g't(,Wrl n ' Ill L1 ...3A.. IC 1 £ U .LnLpiiU.y UVLWt&i LJdVIU turned out for the game. Tommy Reamon set up two Williams and the WFL to fill Lake Monroe with t Birmingham 30, Portland I scores with his running and water hyacinths. George Mira tossed a pair of then threw a 60-yard scoring scoring passes for the Amer- pass to Malt Maslowski for the cans, a seven..yarder to Dennis Blazers, 114. Maslowakl aLso o ". ; Homan and a 13-yarder to Jim scored on a 40-yard pass from Bishop, and Charley Harraway Bob Davis as Florida rolled up magnetism would draw the By JACK MURPHY multitudes to watch his and Joe Profit scored on short 30 points In the final period. The basketball team. But his co aching wasn't all that His coaching, what there was ofit,apparentlydldnosenlous fascinating. The Q's were . harm to the basketball team fl0st1Y ignOred. Series, As Wilt departs, Bloom is known as the San Diego . __ ;. $I-' turning and twisting in the Conquistadors. Wind. But Wilt didn't hang him But it see mslegiumate to ask 5 if Wilt Chamberlain will be U e. Bloom brought his own : .'missed now that he has rope. By DICK JOYCE Bloom agreed to an Walter Alston, who has had the resolved to retire in the estate arrangement which Is to AP Sports Writer job for 21 years - all on oneence of the Bel-Air Horace Greeley said some- year contracts. Chamberlain which he regards as a in loans over the next two thing about young men seeking 4 - Item: rnonwnent to tiis genius. their fortunes In the West, and Vida Blue, the A's pitcher __ At 38, his credentials as a years. Loans, salaries, It seems annot Inspired idea; one the Los Angeles Dodgers and who's been sullen for two years player were sUsct and he doem't have to pay Income tax Oakland A's did Just that, __ _.- * __ because of his l ri2 contract d1 didn't exactly burn for coin- on a loan. But when they put the base- pute with Finley, is asked If But, of course, the petition. Ho was * coach who government must approve, ball championship olCalifornia there is any Joy In the game of Hqm --red to attend the mat no doubt, is hy Wilt says and the world on the line, it ' ll be bdeJ[l teatri's workouts. The Q's were he may have tax very evident that more than 400 problems. "There's joy at payday," r .,j.... largely supervised by an Wilt sa Bloom still owes miles separate these teams, says the 25-year-old Blue. assistant, Stan Albeck, until he him money. Bloom - ,, says he has their styles, and their people. "Batfl is Just a job." -fled In an effct to iave item: been paid In full for ft .wt two Dodger pitchers don't talk years. Paid by the American Chancy Finley, nattily. like that. Dodger players don't Thenthedubwasdirectedby Basketball Association, in , attired and overbearing, waft act like b.nd pLayers. "l'y tho trainer, Billy Antonini. Into the Oakland A's dugout don't have clubhouse fights like cldentally. AU this was possible because The retiremen t q Chain. before game time and checks the A's, whose superstar Regthe team owner, Dr. Leonard berlaln presents a problem fcr Manager Alvin Dark's lineup gle Jackson and young outBloom, was Infatuated With Bloom. Now he Is obliged to card.lfFlnieydoesn'tlikeit,he fIl&r Bill North got .,i" Chamberlain. Only Bloom repay $600,000 advanced by the JII 1(!ht order a change or brawl this year. A 84A I knows why. It nas something to league. two. The Dodgers are mostly do with ego and hero worship; Walter O'Malley. chomping young and hungry athletes - a Other businessmen who YES QUARTERBACK IS A MOM Wilt didn't take advantage of looked at Bloom's deal with ona big rigar, sits in his Private throwback to Branch Rickey's The pretty face belongs to Mrs. Fred Baxter and sbe Is the Bloom; the owner begged to be Chamberlain with the thought box seat, mtndlng his own da)s in Brooklyn. Their alerbac for her kids in a neighborbood football game In taken. Bloom mistakenly of purchasing the team were business, leaving the running of stretchdrive flop last year was Rockford. III. the Los Angeles Dodgers to blamed on immaturity. believed that Chamberlain's appalled, - - Blazers Leads -' . . Beating Skins Doesn't Pay about who the next investor to buy the hapless Sutton, however, said champion again, we Dodger Stadium. Dodgers, wi th young players In vendet ta." Florida Blazers and take over the franchise, might have to beat them If we want to Dodger Manager Walt ALiton their second or third seasons "They outhit us, outpitched be. Match the possible new owners with the prove we are the best team in refused t a comparison Garvey, Ron Coy, Da ve Lo pes us and just ou tplayed us, all the baseball." possible new team names: . between the Dodgers and A's and ot hers -. "are starting a way around," said Pirate William Conomos A. The Reactionary Rams The bodgers - behind Gar- because he hadn't studied dynasty.'-'The 29-year-old center fielder Al Oli ver. "They David Williams B. The Detroit Wheels vey's two home runs and two scouting reports. "I don't know pi tcher, a roolde in 1966 when deserve to go to the World John Spolski C. The Clocks singles, and Don Sut ton's mas- much about Oakland," he said. M won its last pennant, said Series." D. The Fiorida Sharks E. The Florida Blazers ' NEW YORK (AP) Leon Cleveland and Is not sure he will Only" signs are now rarities in. Some of the sport's most avid Fastow, 40, a Dallas boot sales- come back anytime soon, stead of the norm, followers say they have been man, Is one of a growing legion .j "How long are we going to Some obser vers blame it on turned off by the bickering of fans who suddenly have be- use this strike as an excuse for the economic pinch. Money is between owners • .--•. and players, come disenchanted with big general incompetence?" he tight. Others attribute It to fan the WFL raids and a noticeable time football - its strikes, its said. "Are the people at the disillusionment as a result of decline in the spirit of the game. hassles and its commercialism. Ford plant allowed to go back to the preseason strike and raids Complacency has infected "I think football has become work after a strike and put out on top teams by the new World some of the NFL's normally too business oriented," he said lemons?" Football League. dominant powers and produced after watching the Cowboys "I love football," said Robert Thousands of empty seats can an early wave of upsets. Such lose their third straight game. Weaver of Houston, whose team be marked off to no-shows - perennial winners as the Super "Joe Namath is In the game has been hardest hit by the people who have bought tickets Bowl champion LYMAN COACH DICK COPELAND Miami DolJust for the endorsements he slump In attendance. "I am and preferred to watch the phlns, Dallas Cowboys, Los An. get. glad the World Football League action on television. This is the geles Rams and Oakland Raid"A lot of people believe the came along. Now we can have result of Congress' action in ers have been victims of early strike was a bunch of cry babies more football." forbidding TV blackouts In season shocks. who wanted to be pampered. I Pro football has maintained a areas where games are fully Nick Skonich, coach of the gave all my exhibition tickets tight grip on the hard core of its sold. Cleveland Browns, 1-3, put it away. I also gave away my disciples Crooms High School not only as a touchdown reception b Sunday fanatics There have been 00,000 nosh- most bl un tly: ! Pat Renlo Grooms jumped to a continued its scoreless string, tickets for last week's game." and armchair quarterbacks ows so far In this young cam"I don't blame the fans for but also maintained William Reid, 32, an accoun- still numbering In the millions paign. its un- three touchdown lesA their criticism. We definitely tant from Wickliff, Ohio, said he - but erosion definitely is The final scores were tallied But a cross-country sampling are not playing like [roles- blemished record with a 39-0 rom over visiting Leesbur at "Sweet for his second and two became so bored that he walked beginning to show, of fan sentiment showed there sionals. The quality of football the Seminole out of the Browns-Houston more Attendance Is off almost ev- is more to the attendance slump Isn't up to professional standMark Renaud to end With the win Bar Wenhold' the one.-aided affair. Oilers game last week in erywhere. "Standing Room than a change in social habits. ards this year." club is 2-0, with four games Wenhold said he played remaining on the schedule, everyone on the squad at least Crooms came out passing In one quarter. the first quarter but to no avail Their next game is next as the score was knotted at Tuesday at Lake Brantley. The zero, remaining schedule Includes . " . But In the second quarter, Oct. 22 hosting Lake Howell; vo $, touchdown runs by Chris Nov. 5 hosting Lyman; then V : . Riggiasand Alvin Sweet as well finishing at Oviedo, Nov. 14. ue Bud Asher 6. Rommie Loudd = - NFL Fan Disenchantment Grows, Attendance Drops EVANSTON, 111. (AP) - Walter Perrin, a former Northern Illinois basketball star, was named as assistant coach at Northwestern University Wednesday. Perrin, 24, Evanston, will replace Dan Davis, who accepted coaching duties last month at Chicago's Kennedy-King Junior College. Perrin played guard on Northern Illinois University's 1971 team that had a 224 record to win the Midwestern Conference title, It's terful pitching - whipped the Alston, whose first pennant flatly that 1974's is the better 4. Stan Brock, the former Wild Kingdom star an All-California World Series Pirates Wednesday, winning came In 1955 when the Brooklyn team. and present friend of the Central Florida ZOO in for the first time, and Steve the series three games to one. Dodgers won The Pirates, who won the NL Sinford pla ns to run across the state to raise Garvey said the Los Angeles The two-time defending World Series, didn'ttheir first World even want to East title for the fourth time in money for the new zoo site. During the run, Brock Dodgers wanted It that way. Series champion A's eliminated compere his youthful 1 fl4 team th e last five year, had no will cloth e himself in: A. A wicker basket. B. Cindy "We said collectively thai we Baltimore by the same margin with those of even a decade ago, qualms about picking the DodgFlanders. C A swe&t suit. D. A wa ter hyacinth , want to play the best team," in games for the American w hen Sandy Koufax pitched ers to win the World Series. Dodgers to a World Series 5. At the Lyman-Bishop Moore high schools said Garvey, hi tting star of the League crown. "I pick the Dodgers," said football game last week, there was a young banana Dodgers' 12-1 victory over The A's are expected tu pitch triumph over Minnesota, the Manager Danny Murtaugh. "I plant on the sidelines. Why was that plant there? A. Pittsburgh Wednesday that Ken Holtzman, who blanked last time Los Angeles won it all don't predict the num be r of "I'm so proud this t gave Los Angeles its first Na- Baltimore last Sunday, It looked neat. B. It was waiting for its big break to tonal League pennant In eight Angeles will open the series with so many youngsters going games the series will go. I'll go in as tight end. C. It lent a tropical atmosphere years. with Andy Messersmlth, who so far as they have. This fella root Just as hard as any Dodger to the event. D. I don't know. E. I don't care. fan for them in the series. It "Oakland Is the World Series beat Pit tsburgh Sunday, in sat- right here (Don Sutton) pitched " was a battle for the pe nnant up Th ere have been many rumors floating around ts champion and the American urday afternoon's game at ou tanding ball for to now, and this is now a leag - -. Northwestern Assistant For League Pennant harves ter - - - ' LA of the season, is probably the Copeland fully expects down to four headed by Art in that category, specifically dards, the Greyhounds are also problems most natural rivalry, with Claude Oliver and AU Latimer. Bishop Moore and Jones, being called underdogs or "Winter Park is really the Woodruff's club. Financially speak ing, playing Copeland doesn 't know what the spoilers especially with their LONGWOOD-Competing only rivalry we have in the Although the Greyhounds are in the Metro Conference and future will hold. Brantley and Bishop Moore against Lyman High School, Metro Conference, but we like 2-ls with wins over Brantley and scheduling non-conference foes Considered small in size wins, but don't tell Dick especially if the opponent to beat teams like Edgewater Bishop Moore, Copeland within the county, Lyman ha3 ,i compared by today's stan. (Toj.l;iraI that . resides in Seminole County, and Jones," explained th doesn't feel the ac- better chance to (Ill its 6,(,€ seems to provide special Greyhounds head man. Winter complishment Is all that great. seat stadium. meaning to the contest. Park has never lost to Lyman "The really tough games are "People will come out to ree anti Friday's opponent coming up," he continued, these teams," said Copelanj." 1 The Greyhounds, currently 2- Edgewater has never lost to the The Greyhounds must face We use to play the Dayto.'a ,r I and a member of the tough Greyhounds, in five years. Edgewater , Boone, Jones, schools but nobody came out.,, Metro Conference are thrgets ($' With a ten game schedule, Sanford, Oak Ridge and Winter But Lyman as well as the for the other Seminole Countyeight games are within the Park before Copeland can look other Class 4-A schools in the ic teams or, as coach Dick Metro Conference and two are back on the Leason. area, will be presented with a Copeland states, "When • wild card games, so Lyman Before the season, the scheduling problem for the 1976 -. play us it's 'the' game for them, merely scheduled two tough veteran coach said the lack of season. but for us it's only another Seminole County opponents, depthwouldhurthisteaminthe Recently the Florida High tough game." Lake Brantley and Seminole. long run and he still feels that School Activities Association The Lake Brantley and Fortunately for Lyman the way, but a few inexperienced ruled that all Class 4-A schools Seminole games are considered Brantley game is ancient players have come through, must play within their own rivalries to Lyman, but history, but Seminole, not according to Copeland. class. Copeland feels the Winter Park having a good season, looms as Lyman was playing eight With some of the schools In game, which is the final game the November 8th opponent and players both ways, but are the Metro Conference not hein -.. .. - 1; day, held a victory dinner In Tenace went 0-for-Il. Baltimore Wednesday night was the hitless Ironically, it (frCW the (11th-In- after a relati vely mild clubTenace nlng walk off Cuellar which house celebration. "You don't have the hoopla forced home the first run you had before," Jackson said Wednesday. of the posigame scene. ManJust before the game, ager Alvin Dark had observed: "Maybe it's because we were. The thing about our ball club, expected to win. If we don't, is that some way, some how, we're bums." But he added: "If we win the we're going to find a way to World Series again, then we'll score." The A's, who return home to- howl an hour or 30," S By PETE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor Reds Staff In tact Wl_" As ' Don't Hit But They Down Os Oakland A's go IN BRIEF 11 ,1 #____-1_ Lyman Offers Special Challenge SPORTS T - 'i -, . ,. 'TT'" - '. 1. : -- j . - 4 '-'-r 1' �WOMEN Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR He Needs Father Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974—IOA — 'I.., For A FrInd ----------- OCT. 10 Center, program on beating the Alcholle's Anonymous en high °st of food. Open to h Meeting, Holy Cross Church ic Parish House, ve., &9 pm. 400 Magnolia By ABIGAIL VAN RUBEN POLLYS POINTERS vt Fails Stairs -t / By CRA'1FR I oI 0ra e Wa rrn s Li p For Elbow Grease musician know The Central Florida Chorale The vocalists were well January when they appeared as The Central Florida Chorale music. Selected tapes have throughout e entire central used by radio stations in received in their performance past of the Mutual Concert is fortunate to have as its 8C• has started practicing for its been Florida area and director of Christmas concert, being several metropolitan cities. companist Bettye Smith — a the Chorale, Julie Bishop, at the Sanford Civic Center in series. brought to the Sanford Civic , , , known In Florida and New York . . DEAR POLLY — When I removed the rubber-backed carpet Center Dec. 20 by the Seminole : .• d. as a highiy qualified music .' from my back stairs I found the backir.g had stuck to the steps. I Caunty Mutual Concert teacher specializing In piano, tried scraping and scrubbing but neither worked. I hope some Association. , 4 . 4 . organ Rod voice. reader has suggestions as to how I might remove this. — K.J.C. The program will include a - pouy J -. DEAR POLLY Do tell Carla the way I get a cork out of a varied selection of music ".._, T •' 4 " , ,. bottle is to use a twine string with several knots made on one end, designed to satisfy all .-. . one top of the other, until the knot Is of a good size. Lower theThe Chorale was organized : ) :. _________ . string inside the bott.e with knctsat the bottom, turn bottle upside four years ago by a handful of / • \ s... -' ," dawn so the cork will fall into the neck of the bottle and the knot Sanford women who love to ( c will be behind the cork. Pull. Presto, the cork will coume out. iflg. In a short time, the / :•. I FLORENCE. Chorale welcomed singers from . ''1 ---4• -.. . . DEAR i'OLLY — I am a school leather who has discovered Geneva, Osteen, Orange City . . _____ chalk is good for more than its intended use. I find it is often most and Maitland as well. ' r i _.' The Chorale has served the ' 'it effective for covering soil and blemishes in wallpaper. It comes in -&-' I so many sh ides th,it one is bound to blend with the paper. I rind I community as featured en., . -4 r:I!I -'li red the rn4t and ju.t gently rub it in s ith a clean tcrtainrnent for many civic organizations in Sanford and ______________________ Fingertip. — ELIZABETH. iA*'1 <, ( surrounding communities. Its DEAR POLLY — When wrapping food for the freezer I use sacred concerts have been masking tape and write on it the items enclosed and the date. enjoyed by many area churOften such writing became so blurred I could not read it Now I i. ___________________________________________________________ he put a strip of Hear celloo-nno tape over the writing to protect it as Deceinber of 1972 saw the it is most important to keep food moving according to dates. — Central Florida Chorale make ANNE. I t.!t ____ its television debut when it DEAR POLLY — My husband sleeps during the day so dark presented a program of holiday Central Florida Chorale inembers gather round the piano to practice for their Dec. 20 holiday program shades L)r curtains were needed in the room where he sleeps but I could not find any to fit the windows. I decided to use black bath towels. One side was hemmed to sup on the curtain rod and I soon had good practical and reasonably priced shades that are easy to keep clean. They can be washed and are ready to hang again In no Paula P avS time at all. — LUPITA. on DEAR POLIX — I would like to respond to A.F.K. who resents Mrs. Paula Hawkins, little ones crying in church. We have five children and used to go Florida's first woman Public through that wiggly embarrassment and often resorted to taking Service Commissioner, was the them out, guest speaker at a recent Finally we realized the little ones did not understand why they meeting of Theta Epsilon were in church. They were In the back, could not see the minister Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held and what was going on so it was impossible to explain that they In the Sanford Chamber - ø::,f should be quiet while the man was talking. We moved to the front Commerce building of the curch. ! mean way up front and sometimes there were Introduced by program several empty rows behind us. Our little ones soon became chairman Karen Wallace, Mrs. models of propriety and to this day people compliment us on how Hawkins outlined the history of well behaved our children are. They are now teen- agers and we the Public Service still sit in the front and pretty much alone. If any families with (PSC), and discussed u psc little ones would care to join us I am sure they would be pleased Board membership, Its duties with theresults. — ELISA. and future objectives. She Illustrated her talk with case DEAR POLLY _ Cindy should take her yeflowsatin shoes back to the store where they were dyed and have brown dye put over histories Mrs. Hawkins also Judged the the yellow and then they Should be beautiful. If she cannot go the same place, any other store that dyes shoes would do them for chapter a yearbook cover her. I dyed many pairs when I sold shoes and know this can be contest, and pronrunced Linda Sapps extort top, Debbie — DOT - - ----Bawlin's zecond. Mrs. Sapp -cover desi will be f a.rded to Woman's Club -. I GE I f other entrants' covers. Plans were made for a wine and - . 10 . , Series Oct. 15; for a model • , ,,. Oct. 22; and for a Mexican fiesta couples rush social Nov. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,- OR FRIDAY 2. 7:3I • 30 P. - - .:: :', -. -- - Hosts -, -- . - -.... -. '' (-.- - -. . ;' . .'. ...- .... . _;- 4'5I . c4.t L.. e vi *Jackets t:.4 f f ;.-f\ • Tau Shirts I ii i•f in denim & corduroy, with jeans to match men A boYs sizes - -$,- MANUEL JACOBSON 213 E. FIRST PH. 3224712 - Tea Mrs Jane Ford led the Executive Board of Beta Chi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, an honor society for women educators, In an orientation for new riembera Oct. 7. After the program, a tea honoring new members was held in the home of Mrs. Helen West, Lake Charm, Oviedo. The tea table was decorated In autumn colors. -Seeking Tiny .. rrj,.:.:4t' . J ) ..a_,•_ - - -.- S Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club (BPW)' is sponsoring their annual Little Miss BPW contest Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m., at the Sanford Women's Club. The Co Is open to girls between the ages of five and seven. Entry bInks can be picked up at local merchants displaying contest signs. The cub will provide sponsors for pntpi,nO. GUNITE Operation Now A. Lubricant Co. Mrs. Hawkins and Pam Knowles check yearbooks CoMmerciai Residential Free Estimates Tunic to etherness Custom Built DON MOORE a Remodeling 130.6673 Building AL, ARIL M-111T— M DEAR DR. LAMB — My 7. year old grandson has an inndescended testicle. His doctor says it will have tobesurglcally descended Into the scrotum and that it should be done by the time he is 8 years old. 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And , progesterone is co n ve rted to testos DECEMBER Cli ri..sml as Program PRESENTED BY I Central Honda Chorale FEBRUARY The Guy '75 Lombardo Orchestra Show MARCH '75 Boys Choir The Tucson BY MEMBERSHIP ONLY Information Call Mrs. Walter Gielow. 322-6473 ADMISSION Fnr - -----------------------------a---- ---------------------------- -MAIL MAIL COUPON I Would Like Membership In The Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc. In The Name Of: MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE . STUDENTS U ADULTS $12 FAMILIES $25 P.'ail Coupon & Check To: Seminole Mutual Conc'tnl Man. P.O. Box 1523, Sanford, Fl. 37fl1 en— - a - a TAYLOR, MRS. HELIN ROSE-Funeral srvices for Mn. Helen Row Taylor. 7%, of 2706 S. Peru Ave., Sanford, wto died Tuesday, will bt held of 1030 am. Friday at the a - aa a a Ca.., a aaaaj , graveslcie In Lake IF YOUR PAD IS TOO Mary Cemetery with Fr. William Ennis officiating. Gramkow Funiral Home In charge. E.HOPSON, FRANCIS Funeral services for Francis E. Hopson. 79, of 612 Osceola Dr.. Sanford, who died Wednesday, will behold at 11a.m., Saturday, at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor William B. Downey officiating. Buriil in uaklawn Memorial Park. Gramkow in charge. ARGE, TOO SMALL OR OVERRUN WITH ODDS AND END HOP TO THE NEAREST PHONE AND CALL 322-2611 at 1vt and - - - OR 831-9993, THE I ose'. MARKETPLACE OF / SEMINOLE COUNTY / estrogens and progesterone. The estrogens dominate the first part of the menstrual cycle, and the progesterones the latter part. The body uses two carbon units from any of your food and changes it to cholesterol, chiefly in the liver. (extra) - Funeral Notices There are two main hormones (or groups of hormones) produced by the ovaries, the terone (male hormone) on the way to forming the estrogen group. So, it Isn't surprising that males and females have both edrogen and unless corrected. And, there is testosternno Send your questions to Dr. an Increased risk of cancer of the undescended testicle If It is Lamb, in care of this newspa. not corrected. This is a small per, P.O. lox 1551, Radio City risk but, nevertheless, an ad. Station, New York, N.Y. 1)19. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's dlt.ional consideration. DEAR DR. LAMB — What is booklet on impotence, send 50 difference between cents to the same address and the stilbesterol and estrogen? Are ask for the "Impotence" booklet. they both hormones? Sanford's Newest - Largest - Finest — the part that forms sperm cells will degenerate and will not produce any live sperm cells for reproduction. The cells that produce male hormone, though, still function. If both testicles are undescended then the male may have a normal male personality and appearance, but he will be sterile. With one normal testicle producing sperm, though, he may still be able to father chl1dii. This condition ring in only about one in o ziale babies. 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He was a DEAR READER — Actually . member of Christ the King the body forms several Lutheran Church, Ft. ferent but cherrdcally similar Lauderdale. hormones that are estrogens. Survivors include his wife Substances that have the same Lucy Heafner Hopson, of or similar actions on the body Sanford; son, Francis E. can occur in nature. They can Hopson Jr., Bal timore, Md.,be obtained from petroleum, peat, lignite and even sister, Mrs. Calvin (Elizabeth) pussywillow. Estrogenic Roeder, Flushing, N. V.; three brothers, J. C. Leitch, substances have even found in the mud at the bottom Baltimore; B. A. and Johnny Leitch, Norfolk, Va. of the Dead Gramkow Funeral Home In In 1938 a synthetic substance charge of arrangements. was introduced called MRS.HELEN TAYLOR diethylstilbesterol, better ,, " Mrs. Helen Rc -J•- •, ii 13 of 2706 S. Park Ave., Sanford, made in the laboratory. de velopment affected? What would be likely to happen If nothing were done about this? Is this a common situation among boy babies? If I wonder about the countless ones whose parents cannot chemically different from estrogen but has the same ef. afford surgery? fects. Today this drug is used DEAR READER. Most doe. primarily to treat menopause tors agree something should be s)Ifl)tOin3 done about the problem before puberty gets very far along, so One very Important dli. doing It by age $ is quite ference is that stllbestei'ol can reasonable. Some boys can be be taken in tablet form by treated by hormones at an early mouth. Real estrogen hormones age, but this should not delay cannot. They are destroyed by surgical correction If the boy is the digestive action. So, you can approaching puberty. That is see why stilbesterol has become hy your doctor wants it done so popular, you don't have to by age 8. have an injection to get results. normal NOVEMBER FRANCIS HOPSON died Tuesday. Born In Canada, Francis E. Hopson, 79, of 612 she came to Sanford a year and Osceola Dr., Sanford, died a half ago from Orlando. She Wednesday evening at was a Catholic. Seminole Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her Born in Baltimore, Md., he had husband Thomas Taylor, lived in Sanford for the past two Sanford; daughter Joyce months, coming here from Ft. Howard, Sanford; son, Stanley Lauderdale. He was a graduate Taylor, Springfield, No.; four of the McDonough Military grandchildren and five great. School of Balitimore, a veteran grandchildren. of the U.S. Army, World War I, Gramkow Funeral Home in a salesman with the United oil charge of arrangements. Co. from 194.65 and a retired lubricating engineer for the D. Grandson Needs - CONST1UCT1ON SWIMMING POOLS you DR. L. E. LAMB -4 Schedule of Events HOSPITAL NOTES Problems? You'll feel befler if you ge$ it off your criess. For a peisonal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 0700. L.A.. Calif. Enclose stamped, self addreud envelope, please. cor Abby's book let, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." send $1 to Abgsil Van euren, 132 Lasky Or., Beverly Hills, C al . M12 . BPW Queens - Children's Home Society Civilan International Cavalier picide for all families ety, 10 had written to his girl friend. It read, "I am only interested In IRestaurant, r' 3 p.m., Moss Park. being stoned, spending money and sex." Oil PaintIng, 10 weeks, 7-10 a in, to ' 1 read no further. Bring lunch. p.m., Seminole Junior College, My first inpulse was to confront him with this, but then he Adult Education Campus Room OCT 14 would say Ihad no right to go snooping through his desk. 8. Call SJC for reservations. Alcoholic's Anonymous I don't think I should go on ignoring this. I would appreciate OCT. 11 Closed Meeting—Holy Cross some advice C . e Deltona Garden Club, 10:30 Church Parish House, 400 BEWILDERED FATHER a.m., Deliona Community Magnolia Ave., 8-9 P.M. DEAR FATHER: Youcouidbcaboutllyearstooiate. It won't help you now to be reminded that you failed to build the kind of father-son relationship that inspires trust, confidence and total honesty. It possible that what read did not reflect your son's thoughts accurately, however. OCT. 9 1974 Don't tell him what you saw, but try to get a dialogue going 50 Rose W. Massey, Longwood ADMISSIONS Y°" can get inside his head. Encourage honesty, and no matter Samuel F. Kicklighter, what he says, be cool, and don't put him down or make him feel Orange City Sanford: guilty. U you can develop candid two-way communication, you'll Kenneth D. Jones, Osteen Ricardo Simpson be able to influence and eventually help your son. He doesn't need Jerry M. Thacker punishment, Father, he needs a mature understanding friend. BIRTHS [WAR ABBY About a week before our daughter and her Charles G Rasmussen steidy graduated from high school, they told us tliat she was Mr. and Mrs. Odell Ilunt, girl, ircnam arid they wanted fflLIffftd. Sanford rx:ris L Chapin There was a long silence, then my husband said:We've all Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gene William D. Causey made mistakes in our lives, but some of us never got caught. Now Davis, boy, Sanford Ronnie Let- Fredricks you two kids will have to excuse us for five minutes while we plan Mr. and Mrs. Robert KenEarl E. Miles Joe Anderson Then Dad led me into the bedroarn, handed me $25 and said: Delia N1. Barbadan DISCHARGES "Let's see if you're as smart about money now as you were 25 Kathleen Miller years ago. Edwayne Robinson Barbara Chaulk & girl Needless to say, time was short, so I went downtown the next Alma A. Richardson Loretta A. Eltonhead morning and bought six yards of yellow cotton, two simple formal Mildred J. Stripling 1......&ant, ann - - -t Bagwell ......., ..w juiu.j juis wv, 11W 3f2LU -t'i ivory inn rierson Arrithis E. Gainers some pink and ivory ribbon—all for less than $10. (I had $15 left Lee flaws Cora Mae Hall over for the flowers and reception. Boy, I had money to burn!) Robert Keeling Emma L. Burt Debora Kennedy, Lois B. Fowler My younger daughter (age ls) and l made the dresses. Ibaked Casselberry Areda W. Carver the wedding cake and made punch. Only the very Immediate Clara Addington, DeBary Jerry Soloman, Altamonte families were invited to the wedding. James C. Connell III, Deltona Springs Our minister performed the ceremony in front of our fireplace, William L. Shiry, Deltona Annabelle Andrae, DeBary which was decorated with greenery from our garden and two Elmer F. Wilson, Deltona Violet E. Vickers, DeBary white candles. The girls were beautiful In their simple dresses Betty Hansen, Deltona Micheal Goodman, DeBary with their long black hair tied back with ribbons to match their Russell E. McCain, Deltona Alan R. Rife, DeBary dresses. The bride carried a single ivory carnation, and her Virginia Collins, Lake Mary Lou Foster, Deltona sister, a pink carnation. Monroe Johnnie C. Sa1rr, Geneva We made sure the fridge wa* well stocked, and Dad, Sister and James Huffman, Enterprise Loyd l. Keller, Lake Monroe I spent the weekend In a neighboring town with Dad's brother. Clyde L. Shonyo, Enterprise Ida Mae Golden, Osteen Dad says I'm still as &nzrt about money as I was 25 years ago. Fern Kinnaird, Geneva Baby Boy Hancock, Osteen NO NAMES PLEASE Rosa L llicks, Lake Monroe Gertrude Allman, Osteen DEAR NO: You're not only smart about money, you are wise about other things, too. And so is your husband, CONFIDENTIAL TO "BU&SFUL IN EVANSVILLE, IN. A flP A A u i M KCM U !i I fl DIANA": You are mistaken. No one said "lgnoranct is bliss." rhe quote is, "Where ignorance is bliss, tis folly to be wise." a — Beta Judge Presenting The 1974-1975 Seminole Mutual Concert Assn. A i ays Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974--1 )A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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"N TInNI Ve n ez u e I a P re a r n a 14T '.Q TV i Petroleum -- FRIDAY Thursday fl:55 (6) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Survive A Marriage 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almarac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac Dream of Jeannie () Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Sea World (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Intercom 24 (3.5. 44) Star Trek 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester 7:00 (9) The Yc'uri Tr Burger Chefs "Lloyd Bridges' Sea World" Adv. (I) Today in FIorid 6:5.3 (2) Dasy Cv,.ulic4ia l 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) B,zo 7:0 (44) Conversations with Galadrlel , 7:30 2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (I, 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (2.0) Sierra (6) The Waltons (9) Odd Couple (24) The Way It Was (33) Rat Patrol (44) Bold Ones 5:30 (9) Paper Moon (24) Campus Scene (35) PrCWFL Special 9:00 (2. 9) lronside (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San 8:00 (4) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dustys Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (33) Mot hers-in-La w (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (4) Mike Douglas (I) To Tell The Truth (9) To Tell The Truth (33) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Francisco Beaver (13) Movie (24) Florida Folk (35) WFL Football (44) World P3tbatl 10:00 (2 8) Movir' On (9) Harry-0 (24) Henry VIII 10:35 (35) News 11:00 (2,8.8,9) News (33) The Saint $I:3012,S) Tonight Show 9:30 (8) That Girl (3.5) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2. 8) Name That Tune (4) Jokers Wild (33) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) 510.000 Pyramid (33) Movie (44) Green Acres 10:00 (2. 8) High Rollers (4) Now You See It (9) Split Secton (44) Phil Donahue 11:30(2.0) I4o4tywd (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Enterl iinment (24) Marl And Environment Captioned News (44) Fugitive. 1:00 (2 I) Tomorro'*, Show Beaver 4:00 (2. I) Somerset Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's island 4:15 (13) Teach In 4:30 (2) Bonanza (33) Leave It To Beaver Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (4.4) Mod Sc'uad (3) News 3:30 (4) Andy Griffith (13) Carolina Country ' Music (24) Electric Company (33) Lost In Space 6.00 (13) Ernest Tubbs Show (24) VWaAlegre (44) Hogan 's Heroes C Kind, of FE Poetry and Poems SREVLANO I SPIELEGCCCLAROT8AP 11111111 R 0 L:t'G H TV B R I S B A DO L S A S V B GR AMA T I C G C B D L B 0 T I give the rival networks, especially "The Walton,," $41 CBSTHURSDAY NIGHT series, stronger competition. MOVIE "The Good Guys and &4:30 PBS THE WAY IT WAS the Bad Guys" Robert Mitchurn and George Kennedy costar in The sports series goes back It one of the most memorable thi pairs an ex-sheriff (Mitchum) football and a refonned outlaw (Ken.fliy) against a vicious gang FLOYD THEATRES rRoSs i cai u Nrka Cr-tØon WU1T1W ,, - • _________ MATIE .-A 10-I1 'JBC MOVEN' ON "The incA h to Stay Alive" Sonny and Will decide to cut tlin on the road and take a short cut. It leads them zn'o precarious situation when they are taken ashostagesbya pair of escaped ____ - . Closed Thursdays Starts roso "The Man From f)-p Riicr" 25 Aperture 7 fksiet:ke i SkM t 3$ lriaod , (c roadblock, in the truck. a 9 U..,. rru' 64LuL.iarm ii 6.5 Peculiar 12 Fish txr II ILinkrrrd 21 i'.uft I 63F-- (4â• rrr irr 9111111181011 Misasias i 01111,811601 I 49 z 15 1 ('*zrts in tlfjnrir 40 Rate lab 42 Approachrd 45 Paus Cut:vatd land in 2 "nuu ArtJ 40 Poker M.aki 49 r!h Si C1af', s cngge xaska V u in dclii 2* Withered 4 Company tab I npi*.rid tl.trr Striiiib, 24 Fourth Arabian thph Si Ice sna 55 GJ1IC S7San(i((d 31 (1UC $9(*rftucl 32 Insli szri-am 63 Symlir 4 for 31 'rpi ckiurn I .Sçrakrr Iii IJIIuII I 'ii_ 410RIaIaut Iiu Ross I . H2 rW,,dSM MOLT111111 j ME . I I' :11 Ii ILrd 1(1* € irntiitgaion homes -,,. 'i r 39O( full ahw 5Hu1IrIngItRrr ii Takeumbxage nplin CIStairms 7 %rbrxral rnunecomprised of evaders and deserters, finds his red when his identity faces exposing. Rated 6 56 Internal 5$ d _____ 50(,rvrit war god I4Kepube '13 BnUn _ . ..+. S2Europeannsrr IIInfirm is wturipx, 20L,tilgand $-l0 ABC STRF.1S OF SAN FRANCISCO "I Ain't Marchin' Anymore" When an Army deserter is murdered, Detec. the Steve Keller goes underground to investigate. He poses as a draft evader to establish contact with a Corn- . 'T ciiiti 6Urisufftz headed by David Carradine. .(.. - For rumpfr 'h 4' Feast d 'cmh form 13 Small is &rn ___ - - - -- i "MCCLOUD" "We have enough characters on the streets of New York with - .. _ .. -- Z __ - ____ .. .- - .,-.. '--.. . - - companies. Under Andres Perez postnationalization suggestion a type of national holding compa ny would be formed and Ar IJ ' " ,..f. - ._ .. ..:: - - . __ lis - - 14 " — RHODA TIES THE KNOT It - MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The light for federal help to sa ve economically troubled Pan American World Airways Is not restr icted to executive suites. It also involves people behind reservation desks, in maintenance hangars and on the runways. Like the executives, the employes are reacting to the Ford administration's refusal to grant an emergency subsidy that Pare Am has said Is crucial to Its survival. The employes have organized in such Pan Am bases as Miami, Berlin, New York, Karachi, San Francisco and San Juan In an effort to keep the company from going under. They have outlined their complaints In fullpage newspaper advertisements paid for with $10,000 raised among themselves. Committees have been sent to Washington to talk to congresnen; a group of p1ot.s' wives is distributing copies of an article which outlines alleged unfair treatment; "Support Your U.S. Airline" bumper stickers were pr in ted by employes In a company pr in ting facility; retir ed stewardesses are do na ting proceeds from a cookbook they're selling In Miami. An employes group In Karachi has even offered to return all the overtime pay received last month. Some international crewmen have of fered 10 per cent of their salaries as loans. — ' - ---- "It's going beyond the job," said Sandra Del Conte, who has worked at the Miami reservatio ns desk since 1%5. "It's a cause. This is the American way. Everybody is pulling together." They say they're not campaign ing for a Federal subsidy, but for an end to what they consider unfair treatment. "It's probably best that we didn't get the subsidy," said Miami cargo department employe Edison Coulter. "Most of the people here don't want subsidy. But we have to get inequi ties changed." Pan Am has about 32,500 worker worldwide. About 3,400 are In Miami The Inequities, workers explained, are such things as the United Sta tes paying foreign cern era more to carry U.S. mail thnn Pan the Am Is paid; Pan Am being forced to pay higher landing fees at overseas airports than foreign a irli nes are charged In this country, and the fact that Pan Am has to pay higher Ititerest rates on loans than the U.S. ExportImport bank charges the foreigners. "The more the regular Pan Am employe knows about the way this airline has been trea ted, the ma dder he gets," said Joseph Hunt, a f light engineer who has been with the company for 32 years. "Why In bell does our State Depar tment sit back and watch one of its own children being chewed up by the people across the street.' . ' --f - ---* . -.. - . - a"..- :. :- -::'. .-.-- .- -. . ' . . . Re£awp&gktøL I -. T I''"l' - _ ....L.... I Waigreen drugs, Pantry Pride to share center with Zayre when addition is complete New Za yre Plaza Stores To en By Year's End P Kimco Development Cor- include Dr. Charles L Persons, "We build community-type p of poration officials said today a optometrist, a fabric store, wig shopping centers to fill needs of ting entity cont.roli ng a grou Walgreen drug store, Pantry shop and a beauty salon, Poetz local shoppers," Poetz said, four operating affiliates. Pride store and a number of said. "and we stress leasing to as Some 19 Foreign-owned oil "We're l oo king for other local many local businesses as companies, including Exxon's small specialty shops will open • Creole Petroleum Corp.; S hell by Jan. I In the expanded Zayre teiants for the remaining possible." of Plaza shopping l atio ," cent er , oc ns U.S. 17Poetz said. Kimco's Sanford center do Venezuela, subsidiary Zayre's 52,687 square foot occupies 14 acres and has $41 Royal Dutch She ll; Gulf 011, 92 and Airport Boulevard, curSanford. discount department store has off-street par king spaces for Mobil, Sun Oil and Texaco, Ai The 57,280 sq ua re foot ex- been open at Zayre Plaza for Custome rs. renti)' opera te the industry .. %..W--) panslon, under construction over a year. Slated for construction soon which generates more than I Kimco Development Cor- 'I) a corne r lot at the Sanford percent of the country's foreign since June at a cost of $2 million, will include a 26,880 poratlon's only connection with center purchased from Kimco income, square foot Pantry Pride store, the Zayre Corporation Is a Is a $750,000 per manent of fice 12,000 square foot Waigreen landlord-tenant rela tionship, for Mid-Florida Savings and p store and 18,400 square feet in Poetz said. Kimco also owns Loan Associa tion. The 8,500 specialty shops, according to four other sho pping cen ters In square foot office wi ll be built ROBERT B. PO, M Robert B. Poetz, Kimco's the area Zayre centers at Sr by Shoemaker Construction Co. director of leasing. Mid-Florida Is presently open 436-US. 17-02 Fern Park, SR 50Moreland said Mid-Florida Specialty shops and SR 436, South Orange Blossom on the site wi th a temporary hopes to occupy the permanent professional offices in the ex- Trail and SR 50-Powers office managed by H. A. office wi thin the next five panded shopping cen ter will Orlando. "Speed" Moreland. months. - - I ' - - , '. i .: " ' -. . W LOBSTER HOU SE SEAFOOD, STEAKs C H ICI( EN „)' FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or OYSTER DINNERS •1 95 CHILD'S DINNER 93c Z.I FRI. 11:33A.M.. 11:00 P.M, SAT. 4:33 I P.M.. 11 P.M. COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIRALL 15c MOST COCKTAILS isc 2508 S. French 322.5 28 322-9609 - - - . Doctor Is - - Own Test Animal Presidents Ills Are Studied NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) — Rhythms that cmld be of great Importance to man are , being studied by a doctor here BUFFA LO, N.Y. (AP) who uses himself as his No. 1 if he had been completely well ? ph ysicians and their presiden. checkup, wi th any findings test animal. Were the best presidents of the If Woodrow Wilson had not suf- tial patients have too often which the panel feels would atDr. Howard Levine studies United States the sickest ones? fered from the after-effects of a maintained that heal th Is a Pr1fect the candidate's performbiorhythms, or the pattern of "Not necessarily," says Dr. post-stroke syndrome, would be irate matter." ance in office made public. biological functions in the hu. Milton Plesur, prciessor of his- have compromised during the Plesur says he does not Poor heal th, by Itself, should man body. Wry at the State University of League of Nations debate? mean to imply that a presiden t not be the determining factor, Among questions that he and New York at Buffalo. must be in perfect physical he maintains, but only as "one other biorhythmic researchers But, he points out, of the "me course of history Is Ir- condition. Ti leader Is elected test of a candida te's will, ability ask are: How are workers at- "great" and 'near great U.S. revocably linked with presiden- "for his ability to deal with the to make decisions, Ini tia tive fected by being switched from a presidents listed by the 1962 flat d isorders. An examination Issues. If the president is in and determination, rather than night shift to a day shift? Are Schlesinger poll, eight had of the number of presidents who reasonably good health, that a forma tive force." However, medications prescribed at 10 nesses which affected their ha ve been seriously ill, in. should be enough. he notes, it would seem that a.m. too large or too small at 2 formance in office, and six died clucling at least six of thirteen "Intimate details of heal th "sickness and even a personal pin.? Is there a best time to before their statistical life ex 20th-century presidents, seems are not as important as the struggle to avert death enhance pectancy. treat cancer pa tien ts? to uphold the public's fee ling general Implications of how a pe rson's strength of character Dr. Plesur, who bases his "Some day," says Le vine, it has the right to know that health problem might at- and hence he becomes a better chief of medicine and medical conclusions on his research for that education at New Britain Gen- a recently published book, The more about presidential health fect an Individual's perform- president, as in Roosevelt's than poli tical bosses and White ance if he were president," says case." " era] hospital, "when science is Presidency Reappraised," House physicians have dis- the author, who feels these Dr. Plesur believes that, in that . more sophisticated about lieves "although closed," he contlnue& "This is implicaUons ought to be interthe future, political parties rhythms, the minute data can presidents are not 'great' especially true In an age when preted by a bipartisan panel of should pay closer attention to be rea na lyzed and perhaps con- because they are sick, Illness the future of civilization could physicians. He suggests one the No. 2 spot a nd to the heal th tribute to a 5etter under- tends to 2levate the president depend upon a decision to use way to implement this might be of the vice presidential candlistanding of the ways our bodies the eyes of historians." cipe ate in thie." Ilines has been prevalent nuclear weapons. White Home to give candidates a h2alth date. On trips, the 58-year-old ph)'- among the presidents of this siclan takes along a brown suit. century, he notes, but the "most - Brown, Flournoy Battling For California overnor G adds Dr. Plesur, who feels that The Kid is Edmund G. Brown Utica] signs make Brown the (Brown Sr. vs. Nixon) with dethe human body. Roosevelt's "optimism In the Jr., 36, Democrat, secretary of fronkunner and the likely win- bates, and the First in which lie and other researchers are lace of severe economic sta te, bachelor son of former neron Nov. 5 barring a surprise campaign advertising Is limited . It " - " beginning to see ch'nical appli. depression and during the war Gov. Edmund G. Brown, lean, issue or other unexpected by mutual agreement: ____ -. cations of their measured dis- years might have been due, in intense, quick with the political development, each. ,p-.:: coveries, he says. part, to his personal ex- jab. The last independent CaliforFlournoy insists there are 1 I For exaniple,'there is an op. periences in overcoming an Ill;, The Professor is Houston I. nia Poll put Brown ahead 50-36 major state issues: public em¶ time to treat car.cer in ness that would have defeated a Flournoy, 45, Republican, Ivy per cent. It was taken the week ployc strikes, school finance, laboratory animals. Is it pos. lesser man. Roosevelt was League Ph.D., family man. He former President Richard Nix- farm labor, and cons c _____________________ = __ . sible, he wonders, to shift that obviously ill, and this was spent 10 years in a college on resigned. ,,I a controversial dam on the Sta. time by varying the animal's known by many even before his classroom teaching governCalifornia also has a U.S. nisla us River, popular with ___________________ diet? If so, is the technI"ue ap- return from Yalta." — men( and 14 years in Senate race this year with white water enthusiasts. --r—.EI1.:r plicable to man? However, asser ts Dr. Plesur, Sacramento practicing it. More Democrat Alan Cranston seekBut -analyst Mervin the Vhjtt' house physicians in- experience, but less zing to tüs ing a second term. lbs fi-v is 4& Field said inflation and the cost e1kctivvrits of tions at different times of the sisted that Roosevelt was not political punch. year-old H.L. Richardson, one of living have the voters' atten1 ~.'-- FBL officers (from left) Pacey. Vaughn. Thornley and Novy day a I.so reveals the importance even sick in 1944, and that the 17heirs is a tough act to follow, of the most conservative tion. "Their eyes are on Wash11. of knowing about biorhythms, fatal stroke In 1945 was unfore- that of polished pro Ronald members the California State ington and the supermarke ts ! seeable. "Roosevelt's case his- Reagan, retiring after eight Senate and a one-time John and the gas station pumps more he explains, For example, he says, female tory raised many questions and years as chief executive. Birch Society employe. than with Brown and Floursex hormones are often adinin- highlighted the problem of The frustration Is parCranston, 59, once one of Cal- noy.” I istered to nwn to treat cancer of presidential health," he ob. ticularly acute for Flournoy as ifornia's most ardent liberals, Brown runs against the eight i .. .. the prostate. The physician serves, he battles the residue of has skillfully broadened his po- years of Republican control in Honduras. Some of the other thusiastic. service-oriented and must first know the level of I Watergate. the pervading issue litical base to include even Sacramento and six in Wash. Business Leaders of America, plans in the offing include eager to help at home, school male sex hormones In the health is the problem of dis- of inflation, apathy at the GOP some of Reagan's wealthy sup- ington. V,_Js now in operation at Lake typing services, for all and irs the community. T'he club patient. In most hospitals that closure, the history professor f7ass rooLs arlid fund-raisi%, porters. Political observers say 4' ] Flournoy, is considered a 4 # :Brantley High School. Miss students, administration, and encourages business t'adershIp level is measured w hen the points out. "When does a physi. problems common to both he should win, moderate or progressive Reworse for 'Darla 11-lengel, a teacher at teachers, for a fee. They al!,o Involvement. Officers are. patient awakens In the morn- cian's responsibility to the com- parties-.but But the governuCs race is al- publivan compared with Rea. i, munity supercede the tradition- Republicans, ways the big one in California, gan's conservatism, His lake Brantley, sponsors Uw plan to participate in the up- Barbara Kuhn, president; lng• coming carnival and work in Shirley Novy, vice-president; But there Is a rhythm in the al patient-physician relation. And Democrats are hungry with the winner collecting na- paign group, emphasizes inlevel Cindy Thornley, secretary; Sue and In the morning it runs ship?" he asks. comm unity volunteer after eight years of California tional political recognition 3 j .. dependence as well as The organization is no Vaughn. treasurer; mW Robert 35 to 40 per cent higher than Would Franklin D. Roosevelt politics dominated by the Re- presUge. 1 4iaving a drive to collect goods programs. "maturity, Judgment, ex. have acted differently at Yalta publican Reagan, hungry The members are enPacey, reporter, around midnight. for the hurricane victims of The campaign is different perience, stability, character." about the periodic functions of -. - , - ___ ._. ___ -' * RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 2)'0O S. Sanford Ave. Open I I A.M.- 2 a.m. * LUNCHEON £ DINNER MENU SOME COOKING HAP PY HOUR 5.7 THE AC5j DREAM FOR YOUR - __ —& - 4 - - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) enough to suppress the open this year, even aside from WaNot a hypochondriac on the President was suffering from — 1"he 1974 contest for governor bickering that often plagues the tergate and the economic prob. prowl for something wrong with hypertension and fatigue, ac- of California has been par- party. lems. It is the first time since himself, Levine says he's driv. cording to his last physician, he trayed in prize fight terms: Even Republicans acknowl- 1958 that neither man Is an inen by curiosity and fascination was able to perform his duties," "The Kid vs. The Professor." edge that all the traditional po- cumbent, the first since 1962 . ~ W ki ___________ Tossed Salad, French Fries or Baked Potato and Hush Puppies. / t , B. t9, HO1ly*d, CateI, Mn If . . For your copy Send your b'rtridate and 51 to Carroll NOW OPEN j - , IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY. lie or she will be highly Imaginative and will have the know-how to make his or her dreams come true, therefore be sure to provide the finest education you can so this rite quality can he made o pay off hondsornely, bring fame to your son, daughter. The career begins fairly early in life and then the philan thropist emerges In this chart after middle age. Give good spiritu.l grounding early. "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely to ou Cstroll Righter*& InclividuAl Forecat? for your sign for Octowl, is - -. • - . • casecont.ainlnglnstrumenLshe arrestlngmedicalstory"Lsthat needs to measure his own of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He biorhythms several times daily. was plagued all his life wi th a lie records blood pressure, oral sensitive respiratory tract, temperature, ability to contracted polio at age and it estimate the passing of 120 was rumored that he might se co nds, peak respiratory flow, have suffered several minor strength of hand grip and eye- strokes in 1938. "Despite the fact that the hand coordination. - • - WI u , N - 'Xenia? A Show -- * 1' -0 - - * * - - NEW YORK (AP) -NBC-TV and what they hope will happen. Is bumping its low-rated It makes particularly good rt. "Sierra" series tonight for an use of photographs of the city's 1. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Use those talents you have to make excellent documentary about "old north end," taken the Otis a most happy and worthwhile day. The artistic side of life Xenia, Ohio, the small town mummer before the tornado by appeals to you tonight. devastated by a killer tornado Xenia's former mayor, to thisTAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Home Is your best bet now, Make last April and still rebuilc1ln trate what the alarm hsai r4..wsJ) 1.. .4 11 .1L yuu uic .___I__.At1.. -J ( ciwiiiawe and napiy. nan to streets of sUtely old wood " along ba si c lines. Relax In e vening. The program isn't one of homes once surrounded by rows GEMINI (May 21 to June 21)Make appointments now that will those quickies In which a net- of elderly maple trees. give you a better insight into your current avenues of expression. work team checks right In after me verbal contrasts are Dosomeshoppingforthings thatmakeyoufeei ha ppler. th e e ve nt, returns six months equally gooiiA 14-year-old boy, MOON CH ILDREN (June fl to July 21) Elan bow to have mote later for progress footage, then recalling the moments after the of the good things of life and start the ball r pastes it all together and calls it twister passed on, said he heard . hons. Revise budget to save money. a docwnentary. no birds singing, and saw no LEO (July fl to Aug. 21) More application on your part Will • It Instead cove rs the Xenia neighborhood pets, "Just people fulfill your pe rsonal desires that seemed Impossible before. Day In stages, from the actual and trash." fa vors social side of life. 0 Lragtdy, to tt*- town's effort to 116 father, whose home and VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Decide how to increa , deserving who are in assess its losses and dig Itself camera shop were then contact key people in a.m. Assist the destroyed, out,, and finally to the long says he and his family aren't trouble, t IJ BRA I Sept. 23 to OL t. 22) Converse early with good pals who sumtner of sttll.continulng re- leaving, that "this tornado, damrnit, Is not going to have the have It in their power to help you gain personal goals. Enjoy the construction. Entitled "Tornado! 4:40 p.m., lot word." social side of life more. Xenia, Ohio," the opening segSCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Carry through wi th what i The show primarily is about mont includes not only close-up spirit expected of you by those ii official positions, or you could gel and the spirit it conveys, footage of the twister, filmed is a good, hopeful one that trouble. Get credit matters In ofllelSAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl to Dec. 21) Spare time during day is Withaho1Tl movie camera bya should be seen by those of us best for amusement, since the evening should be spiit at hom e Xenia resident, but also the who are convinced the nation actual sound of the tornado, has long since departed for he ll relaxing after a busy day's work. ed by anot.her local resi- in a handba,sket. CAPR!CORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Do ynur work in such a way that higher-ups approve, or it might go badly for you. Evening d&it. ProdUCer George Murray o It's chilling, spectacular ma- viously put in a lot of time, care fine for personal correspondence. • AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Your mind Is sharp now and terlal, to be sure, but the real meatt of NBC's show lies in .be writer Patrick Trese, who you can easily size up what others are cling quiet, low-key way it goes about skillfully handled most of the should act, what reporting the reactions of the interviews In the one-hour PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Beware of those with an eye your assets, and be alert to some opportunity through which you can adi to present prosperity. C TP'e Her aid, P. 0 - r 2L1&...S. would be the central policy-set- Of Strength, Spirit' . dlliIIiI.. al JlllIIJliiiip lPli1kIllIlP _ w"iip GENERAL TENDENCIES: An excellent day when you can make big plans and carry them out to attain your loftiest alms But tonight you may be exhausted from your efforts and r) 11'er Forecast, JMNNN WME W1NZ rXW J llJ j1. . . w • ...aI By CARROLL RIGHTER IIIIIjju Jill 61000-6100d "IM lll imommi'do .' For Friday, October 11, 1974 now resdy. dres Perez shortly after his March 12 inauguration to study I-~ . ;I '. 1 , p i'.(a•i.•i.'j,'-;',1 i! -. ,q '•. .• . - HOROSCOPE ____ ______ - - IAg I RLA _______________ __'__.. _•_•. - :- makeup and tints his hair. It's ... a ...you know. TV IIIL Y R I K 0 B P S A D B S NO UITN1RYLPCLPDTCAC Ta k - 'ij; I ,I ering the possibility of seeking the foreign companies would question," said the minister. outside cooperation to meet any play after the nearly three-niH. "We are studying the possible the takeover next year. problems arising after it takes lionbarrels-a-day petroleum problem areas which may In a separate move, the Mmover the foreign-run petroleum industry Is nationalized, occur after nationalization and, istry of Mines and llydrocarindustry next year. "It is too early to give a defi- wherever !eemed necessary, bons placed 16 nongovernPresident Carlos Andres Per. nite answer regarding the role, we will look for outside mental experts as observers in ez and his slx-rnonth-old center. If any, that the foreign corn- cooperation and would be the foreign oil co mpanies. The left government currently are panics will assume after willing to negotiate with the observers will sit in on eiecupreparing For state takeover of natinmiliatiori," said Valent ('nrnp:tnk's for providing us tiv t)(ard Iiiet'tings and their tlic industry, which has b I kruandci Acusta, Minister of with the required services.'' objective is to FaciliLite nationmostly under American oil Mines and Hydrocarbons, in an Hernandez Acosta heads a allzation studies. company management for interview with The Associated special 36-man broad-based Government spokesmen say more than 55 years. Press. conunlsslon appointed by An. that some of these "observers" 'ire likely candidates to head the sta te concerns which will take over from the foreign oil ____________________________________ _'6*"`_"-------,. X - swallows a cigar when he Moondog and Tiny Tim so we're springs his theory and his sending you back to New Valerie Harper, as Rhoda Morgenstern, and David Grob, as Joe suspect smilingly explain's he's Mexico, cowboy." Gerard, exchange "I do's" In th e most accldent'prone wedding opted against the hang-out road ceremony of the year In a special one-bow presentation of ( and decided to stonewall It. "NAM." "Sorry, redskin, "Rhoda,' Monday, Oct. 28 on the CBSTelevIsIon Network. "Prove It to a grand jury," the but you haven't shown sufsuspect advises him. ficlent Interest In learning SACCODELB ECITAMARDHTYRDLDI - . t.6I )) 4);r CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) But nothing has been said 'However, careful conVenezuela already is consid- thus far as to what specific role sideration is being given to this ____ Liwe. You'll be standing behind "MCMILLAN AND WIFE." way glass In a depart- "And the you enjoy getting ment store fittthgroom." out on cases so much, Corn"POLICE WOMAN" Angle missioner, It's the judgment of Dickinson sets drunk at the .. .w.0 s. Dickinson precinct party celebrating tier to patrolman." one millionth parking meter "COLUMBO." Peter Falk I A B PA S TO R I B AP B D DV 8 1-$ CBS THE WALTONS history. the Championship "The Romance" Oli via's life clash be tween the Baltimore JR Y LIGHTP D PP C B I T B I becomes complicated tonight Colts and New York Giants in ERLRY I CTVERIODD IMO by. of all things, a young art 1958, when Baltomore won in teacher who becomes attracted sudden dea th. Johnny Unitas, D A L A B R I P B II B C C N to her. At the urging of John- Charley Connerly and Frank DNDRA v I C L 08ATVBR S BA Boy, Olivia decides to take Gifford, all Involved in that some courses in night school to great game, will be on band to DMRYBRI C RYLPA$TARAL oaden her life scope. She analyze the action. •, jjg4 belo w takes a e in art, and the ,,, bedmoc wn, of diamoub Is dw ABC PAPER MOON tctrr likes older wonn. __u ox it Is u "Birthday" Addle has a BALLAD ELEGY NARRATIVE 1-4 NBC NBC NEWS request icr her birthda y. She DESCRIPTI VE EPIC OCCASIONAL VERSE ft SPECIAL "Tornado!4:40p.m., wants to talk to President DIDACTIC LIGHT VRSEODE DRAMATIC kenia, Ohio" Xenia was hit by a Franklin Roosevelt by p LYRIC PASTORAL tornado last April. The ravages so he can wish her a happy Tomorrow: Uncle Remus Characters of the orm,and the tragedjes birtIx1ay.Me, being aduuIw Toorder any all o(thi.zp.n'S,,k& or Find' books. and its afterma th are explored father, &'ts out to make her numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making chicks In this documentary, con- wish come true. He puts the call psysbi. to "Seek Find." Star-Telegram Syndicate. AddrsM sidered so highly by the net- U e president oithe letters care o( this newspaper. work, that it was rescheduled United States from the coatAnswer to Previous Puzzle from Sunday to a midweek thouse, which in Itself, causes a prune-time slot, in an effort to commotion. Nebraska 5 Last Day— 1:00. 9:13 In a bank failure, when be athandle our case." 'IRONSIDE." "Pursuant to tempts to capture John a new departmental regulation, Diner. 'onger use juiuOf you can no l "flj ROOKIES." 'took, officers as dog-robbers. (eflo', after three seasons, Effective this date, you have either shape up or ship oul" been stripped of your stooges. Now, why don't you hire "HAWAII FIVE-O." "I don't someone to get yourself out of know how to say this without here?" offending, Mr. Lord, but the men resent working under a "GET CHRISTIE LOVE." violation ticket. ANOI ESVRVTHG I LOSTS showboating for the TV cameras, Lieutenant Kojak, Howard Is stoned by a group of 0 SEEK &__ FIND there were 1,427 muggings, 534 criminal assaults and 47 liquor store holdups In your dIstrjci What have you to say for yourself?" white man's ways to be on the team. Turn in your badge." "KOJAX." "Wll1e you were '. . your wardrobe and karate on your new assignment, Miss (11) Blue Ridge Ouartet (24) lee Cook ing GTVDLB LJ , "You won't have to worry about Show 3:30 (2.0) How Tc possibility viewers could t the "CANNON William Conrad idea that's the way things are. pursues the same heavy for 13 Wouldn't it be great gooi C If Just once television's copweeks pleafodestflne bargalnsoram shows had just a touch ofreality and is back on the bricks for the atyut thin next episode. For instance: "MANHUNTER." Ken "BARNABY JONES." "I'm sorry, Mr. Jones, but we were thinking ofa young to Pyle S009) "ADAM-it" "Now here's the setup fellows. You're waiting In court to testify on a WIth 21 cops 'n' robbers misdemeanor arrest you made. series spread among the three It's a four-part story. That's all commercial networks this gala you do, just sit and wait on your new season, there's a own time, like the real cops." (44) Leave It To (41) Three Stooges (6) Loi'eOf Life (9) Brady Bunch (9) MovIe By RICHARD K. SHULL The Herald Sersices (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie 12:00 (2.44) News () Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 (2. I) Celebrity Sweepstakes (4) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:53 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (4.8) News (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns () Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2. 8)) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I) Another World () Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (33) Mister Ed MORNING ' Truth 12:00 (24) News AFTERNOON Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-1 B ________ I ____________ _________ ______________ ____ - - * - - . t1ey H e'gh Club Active I �Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 M—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -' L... -. I .. - . - • - - .)-- ' __________________ 4 . —- , . ' -----• - - ' Nazi conquerors in Europe. old who has witnessed r.i::t' i i h.. been hospitalized with bron dual asthma, a sometime au rnent that suddenly intensified after he was caught in a firefight between troops and IR warrior and aspiring terrorist, M' brothers a provvie," he hoasts. "He's killed two sotiers. He hasn't been borne In a long time But I'm joining the Jimmy is 12, a cheeky kid - ho'sa1readymastered the art t ctrc4'T rt1ra He laughs a lot. But there's a br i ttle edge to It, edoes of the mobs rampaging, the bombs exploding the gun battles raging and the instinctive, gutwrenching panic that grabs innocent and guilty alike when the Army swoop in on a search. A rovvie" is a guerrilla with the Irish Republican Army's "rovisiona1" wing, the mainly C3thollc movement that wants to drag Ulster into the neighboring Irish Republic. The bloodshed of Ireland's heritage goes on. Kids just a couple of years older than Jimmy are part of it. When they were his age they stoned troops. Now they fire high-powered rifles or Sovietmade RPG-7 rockets at them. The youngsters In the Pz-otestant and Catholic ghettoes havc been rez.red on violence since British troops intervened five years ago. More than one thousand men, women and children have died, thousands more have been wounded and maimed. The bomb destruction is frightening. I I I have a look." . A ll ison, ,,as not seeing sea gulls. 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Machan 's lips were blue. his whole hod) 11,wo, Feed Five for5" j SPECIAL VALUES A 0% Polyeste OVL 16.55U 4 g. 4995 NO show the Army something," he said. "Petrol bombs, nail bombs and all. We learn how to make them from the big Eel. lows." lie dicuss in ory tL.iil how petrel bombs burn the clear plastic riot shields carried by soldiers. Lace the bombs with washing-up detergent and the fiery substance sticks better, he explained. Psychiatrists believe that Bernard, like hundreds of other kids, has become deeply hooked on violence. 1~~t $5.R.iIar with Great Op ening Specials htn in c?r? -T%-#' c uh.n tro Others have suffered mental breakdowns, like the little girl who screams when she bears a door slam because she thinks it's a bomb exploding. Or the 5year-old Protestant boy whose family has moved four times in two yews Lryng In dodge the violence, lie displays t'ia-1c symptoms of acute neurosis. 55 . 4 tag weekend. But afterward I was "We just happened on the guy the Oregon coast recently. All- nally, he heard the whop-whop while we were taking some happy we went." son was looking down at the of the helicopter's rotor blades. ocean, hoping to spot a whale. "I waved and yelled , but I "Hey! I see something down thought they'd never see me," there," Allison told the pilot he said. "I feared it was all through his headphones, over. Then they turned around 'Looks like a guy waving." and came back." "Come on, Allison. You can't On board the helicopter, Allisee a guy waving from 2,000 son rolled back the big side feet," said copilot Terry Rob.. door, manned his rescue posi ertson "You're not e ven using lion and spoke into his interthe binoculars" corn "Basket going down BasThe radioman chimed in, ket on the surface. Man getting 'You seeing sea gulls down in basket. Raising the basket. there again, Allison?" Man and basket on board." 'Reall" All ison insisted. "I Three nunutes after spotting see a guy in the water and he an In the water, Allison was ISfit in a "Okay," said Robertson. "We'll make a lazy circle and "3 - I; , - --. Some of those youngsters bear the scars of battle, like the cocky little Catholic kid who proudly opened his shirt to display a big black bruise on his chest — a wound inflicted by a rock4mrd six-Inch rubber bullet from an Army riot gun. I Li During a routine flight along Thursday, Oct. if,, 1974-38 Ridhman Brothers come to through the window of a hellMachan knew he could not Robertson agreed. "The (wi' night before I tried to talk the copter. He is a f light mechanic last long in the chilly water. He fly thing was we were n't sup- operations officer out of having for the Coast Guard searchand- kept checking the tLme on his posed to be on a rescue mis* us make the run. Nobody wants to make a routine run on the rescue team based in Astoria. watch. He decided he was too sion," he said. - and violence. Some have battle Ulster's 400000 children have IL. .r scars; some have suffered been psychologically scarred, mental breakdowns. Psy- some so deeply they may never — chiatrists say many kids _ booked on violence and may Dr. Morris Fraser, an engagiine ver kick the habit. ing Scot who has lived in — Northern Ireland for the Iasi 20 .r By El) BLANCHE years, works as a child . Associated Press Writer chlatnst in a Belfast ic .BELFAST (AP) - If you lie recounted 1k case of 10___ year-old Marie. hands." frmn the . landbe. Words of a children's street tween Belfast's Catholic Falls '-' -, ________ sting in the Catholic Falls Road Road and the Protestant Shank- .. quarter of this war-ugly city are ill, and suffers epileptic fits -:-- a litany of hate sung by kids parently brought on by ,who see British soldiers much lence that swirls arow I _____ home day after day. Sean is a tow-headed I i - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ASTORIA,Ore. (AP) — Mike lie grabbed some floats as the feeling I had bringing this guy spare boat parts to Newport. it was a dIU1U4J 111u11w15. LLIV iunsoii ioos at uie wo boat sank, to safety" Allison said. ______ ____ B the same as French kids or Dutch luds mm viewed the 1 He Didn t Need Binoculars Irish Youth Suffer elfast Violence EDITOR'S NOTE — Ulster's Many youngsters seem Wi400,0W children are caught In a scathed. But some officials estifive- year-old crossfire of terror mate that a sizable number or 0 700 fussy tailors savings! �____ -•-.-.- - -.... - • '' --'r ----- -.'.- ---•-'- _-____-__•-.---•-.---..,. -------- .-.,-_.-.-..... ____ ':---- 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. p Seminole County Land Transactions Are Recorded ...t --,II.. W IIVU I L Fdi13, Katherine to Harry SteinerLt.s 1, 8, & 10 81k A Amended Plat of Buttons s-d t3,400 Dan R. Parker & wf Dorothy to Geo. L. Dease & wf Nancy A.-IA 18 81k 12 HeftIer Homes, Howell Park, Sec 1 120,900 John Govorunk & wf Anita to Robert W. Soules & w f Sally H. Johann-E 400' of W 450' ci N 326.7' of S 766.7' of NW',. of SW', of Sec. 7.2031 $300,000 V Ike I'17L1• R. Margaret-It 75 Robin Hill Un. 3 $31,000 Fadil Osman & wf Gertrude to Travis N. West & wf CeliaU S BR 6, RepI. Part of Tow nsjIe of North Chimluota It 1112,000 Willie Levett, Jr., %%idr. & Clara Levett, dec. to John T. Hall Jr & wf Vio!et-N 60' of F 85' of LI 1, Robinsors Survey Addn. to Sanford $.s,500 Philip Jaeger, sgl to Inin J. Jaeger-tihit: N'i of NW'i of Sec 272131 15,000 Philip Jaeger, sgl to Richard .Jager-' ml: Ni s of NE'1 of James F. Stanton & Patricia to Robert J. Thomas & ' Mattie J.-Lts 42 & 43, Town of Sylvan Lake M harry D. Floyd & wf Ruth to Claude H. Burkett & wf Amelia 147' of N 471' of 1.t 21 Fla. Land & Colon Co. Cleii Plan. thtion $000 Oakland -Shn res Ine. nc. t) Denis it. uregna WI Barbara-N SU of 1A 15 131k 1) Gk' Arden His. LMILL) (. UUVIUHI IWIU. LU Vicki Rae Diloinaso & hb. Leonard-IA 5 81k C Goliview EM. Sec Meredith Manor, Unit I $29,800 D-c'o of On. Inc. to John Martinez& wf Iris- 1129 81k If, Camelot Unit 2, CB $36,ObO Michael Builders of Scm. to Edw. H. Simon & wf Geraldine M.-Lts S & 6 81k B West AIthmont His., Sec 3 116,500 Life Built1ers, Inc. to 'hnuis L. ti,ian & wf Phj)'is A.-IA 35 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn. $52 out ton ii. rucvr at wi Olivia At Wi rueiv Jwui a. N. to Robert E. Getinan & to Adele W. Swenson-1A 9 Buck Trudie His W.-SW cor Lot Ii Bond Addn. to CB $101) (QCD) Josephine Chiles Fla. Land & Corlonization Co. Cerlery Plantation $1,500 Algee & hb Lucian to Seaborn Wilco Const. Co. to Janet D. H. Chiles-S 50' of E' of NELi Vickcrii-Lt 55 81k A North Orl of SW'. Sec '2-21.31 etal, other Terr. Sect 9 Unit 2 $26,000 counties 100 Greater Cnnstr. to Hubert J. Lamar T. Cockrell & wf Giannone&wfRochelle-Lt 116 Frances to Grace E. English, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt wid.-IA 26 81k A Bruld Hills Sec. I $35,900 Park $34,900 Greater Constr. 0 hIa;oid H. Gallman, End & wf & as league & wf Edna P.-Lt 8 Trustee to Ralph E. Jensen & Wekiva Hunt, Fox taunt Sec 1 if Jolly K--IA 10 111k B $37,800 Longwood North $24,000 I iiriPn' S Jones A. hh (',,rtic L. Sr. to Ko''' to. _I ' .AHu1IcrestSec. I wwiui uuvuiituuu. iuiiiuvi Reed, Jr. & wf Barbara-IA 26 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sec 1 $35900 Wm. H. Fowler & wf Regina to Edwin Cooper & wf Catherine E.-Lt 131 Highland Pines Un. 4 $30,000 B.F. Wheeler, Jr & WI Jean & B F Ward Jr & wf Va. to John A. Kuhn & wf Texy A.-From NW cor. of Sec 9-21.31 etc. E1,900 Muriel S. Gale, sgl .0 Nancy D. Innanen, sgl.-Lt 2 131k 1 English Ests. Un. 2 $YA.900 Fra41ine Joy Krause, sgl to Ellis A Kruse' Lt 8 81k 8 & l.t S Ilk C Lzie Orier.ta hills Unit I Gordon W. Darden, Jr & wE F to Anne K. Russell-IA ni Oik S7,4O0 t. J,1kMJ Mars Nicholas, adni. est Willard A Chastain & wf James Q'juu, to Winifred Jeannette to Helen Inman, Quinn-It 24 Beg. 514.2' F & 25 wid.-Lt 15 Normandy Park NofSW cor ofSE'io( See I4-32$16,000 20 et $100 John fl McCarter It , ,, w, a.v.-uiiw , - , .,. in TV. vjwz .Unda ,,, Ronald I. Belt & wf Shirley to J.C. Lee & wf Janice-IA 1 81k 13 V,eatherlield lzt addn. $18,000 Grange Prop., Inc. to Be Aire Homes, Inc.-Lt 198 Spi ing Riks $100 lk1-Mr 1Iotime, Inc. to Spring Oaks Pecreation Assoc. Inc.-Lt 198 Spring Oaks $960,000 Dan F. I- Smith& wf Elma to An Is N. Irvin & wf Kay If.-Lt 14 111k A Triplet Lake Shores Addu. CB $44,500 Nader Homes, Inc. to Robert M. Bodnar &wi Barbara U.-Lt 149 Lme bearcy snores JJ,WJ Nader Homes, Inc. to Ronald Wm. Edwards & wf Phyllis A.LI 167 lake Searchy Shores Wm. J. Flaherty & wf Betty- LI Rivera Jr. & Jasmina M.-IA 9 5 BIk N, Carriage hull Unit 3 [Ilk 16 North On. $19,000 $31,900 Calbert Const. Inc. to [AILS A. 1QCD) Ida A. Elliott, sgl to Logo & W. Norma C. -It 36 Joseph Elliott, sgl. -N 75' of It Richfield $26,800 5, Keplat of Wekiva Campsites Nader Homes, Inc. to Stanley Win-Mac Corp Inc. to Curtis $100 If. Newton & wf Barbara-LA Wiggins Jr. & W Billie C-IA 124 (QCD) Stanley I. Meadows & Forest Brook Second Sec 199 Lake Searchy Shores David MN., dba S.M.D. Etc. to $12,000 David M. Meadows, TrusteeCasselberry Gdns. Inc. to Jai Wrenco Homes Inc. to Maria Dasher, Heir of Jesse R. Beg. NE cor. Lt 10 Land O'Lakes Country Club etc. 1100 Charles Edward Faith & W. Dasher-It 54 131k C, Lake Frederick G. Jon-Is & wf Elena F.-IA 268 Wrenwood Kathryn Park 4th Addn. CS Lorraine to Antonio Colon & wf Heightb Unit 2 $34,700 $100 Wrenco homes Inc. to John Maria L.-N 23.75' of IA. 17 & all Sberrill H. Keen adm. cit of 18 131k E Buena vistaGregg Formet & wf Beth J-U Ui Dorothea Huard to Robert Wrenwood Unit 2 Heights 119.100 Norman-E 75' of U 3 81k A, Mark Builders Inc. to John F. $30,100 Louis Davis & Walkers Addn to AS $21,700 McClelland & wf Nancy R.-Lt Louis Davis to Willis W. Donovan & wf 18 BIk C North Orlando Ten-., Bessie Smith-JA 15 Long's Jeanette to Harold Admams & Sec 8 Un. 2 $30,000 Addn. $100 JIF WITH ALUMINUM SOFFIT AND -- -- FASCIA . 6vff h4r4% %l8ff1§d*ffrso1Ai# . your inti,. home starts to qI that 'run damn" l ook Si ath•r y.0 Call ii $tti Ji Fasc i a (thaVs what the bvstóir% call d). this ,s the ,,, ygU want to tat. thi %Iall tMi$ the bitt 10.1 l*tm investment . 4nds beauty treitn,nt as will 1,111111 an Aiumr.vm Soltit £ Fa scia System cuc,ion. ad.ant.d rh,, di.,; 'Hbø(- tom. 'non beautiful It.hR. and .4 ,i... iP.aI ,ii •-------------------------. .- .. Raymond king & WI etc., Sanlando dese. from SW car of SWL. of Summerset No., Un. 3, $21,400. Sub. Beaut. Josephine to Elbert 0 thorn- $25,000 SW'. run N89 deg s8 min o6sec. (QCD) Buster Gnindstaff& wf. I -y - NEXT I burg& wf Frances.-E'2 of 1.1 Charlie Adams & wf Doris to E along So line 50 ft. etc. Sally to Jean W. Grthdstaff & (Less part) etc., McNeIls John J. Shea& hb. Gene, N ½ of SE . of SE 'i wf Bett-e-U 135 $600,000 Orange Viii $16,000 lake Harriet Eat. $17,400 Jetsky V. Ruffner, sgl to of NW of Sec. 21-20-, $100 Einheit Constr. to John C. Bill (QCD) Memonie Brooks Charles E Falk, agl-Lia 19 & 20 (QCD) Jean Grindstaff & hb. & wf Debra-It 24 BIk F (Married) to Wm. Brooks St. Johns Village Znds Rev. Gene to Buster Grindstaff & wf. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5 $56,900 (Ia -red).E 37' of Lt 11 & W $18,300 Sally, S ½ of SE 'i of SE L4 of Lida Mae Stmkin to Dorothy 29' 0112, 111k 17, 2nd Sec San Charles E. Falk, sgl to David NW '. of Sec 21-20-32, & Green-Comm. at p1. on No. lanta $100 $ 0 N. Kyle & wf Nancy-It 20 St. easement, $100. line & 443,26' NE cor. of SW'. of Daniel J. Morin & wf Deborah Johns Village, 2nd Rev. $21,000 John P. Caulfield, sgl. & SW. os Sec 3-21.29 etc $1,900 to Wm. J. Sktslak & wf Donna Howard T. Anderson & wf Michael A Flynn, sgl. to Wayne Mary Helen Can & hb. John M.-IA 15 BIk 3, 0 RepI. Sh. I & 2 Vivian to A. C. Scott & wf Iris I. Holloway & Janet P., U 243, to Marion Douglas McHIItn, North Orlando Townslte 4th J.-Lt 8 Lake Harney Bch. s-cl Van Arsdale Brokerage Co 2nd sgl-U 14 Lake Harriet Est. Addn. $17,200 $14,200 Addn, Black Hammock less W $5,000 Irregulars o a Famous B rand Hershel L Miller & wf Cecile 5' 125,000. to Edw. A. Borkowski & wf (QCD) Ben F. Ward & sif. --Nancy D -W 40 of Lt 93 Willie to Robert L. Ward & I San,rd fits Addn $12,000 Benj. F Jr., W I iof sw L e of SW Greater Constr. Corp to Edw. '.& Vt 4 eh of S ½ of NE Li of 1 J LaVine & wf Marlene-In as,'. & NW'. of SW k4 of Sec POTATO CHIPS Ledbw-y Or., LW, U 64 Wekiva 27-21.32, $100. ij 9 1 Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec I TWIN PACKAGE Ben F. Ward Jr., etux: etal to $37,900 Herbert A Langston Jr & wf. '.4? (ij 14 4 Nader Homes, Inc to James Teresa, Beg at NW cor of NW V Farmer & wf Lucille, 106 'toE SW I& of Sec 27-21-32 793 Beans Cir, LW, LI 16 Lake acres m.1 etc $29,000 Searchy Shore, 16Z3-5 Mtg. to Bobby G. Hayes, sgl. & Nancy . Sunbank Mtg. $36,400 . J. sgl. to Leon H. Lindsay & wf. Grange Prop Inc. to Paul Carolyn Ann It 164 Tratlwood Womble, Jr & wf Mary 609 Eat., Sec 1, 120,400. Riverview Ave As LI 788 Richard P. Capore & wf. Spring Oaks Un 4 $41,600 Margie to Louis F Correa & wf. $25,500. PROFESSIONAL Leonard K. Vogel, Ind.&Nanette, (h R. E. Crosby & f. . 0 Thomas R ng TYPE-HAIR : 24.95 .3 :•. & wf Brenda FOB 2699, Beg. Jot'cetoCatherine B Fischer& Value '. Intersec W line Sec 36.21-32 & Barbara R., that part o1Lts21 u, u1uuO &., ufi. centerline Curr)-ville Rd., run E II 1MANY BUSINESSMEN HAVE PLACED THEIR ORDERS EARLY! 'B SIDING SERVICES, INC. (s s FREE ESTIMATES 3PAIR S4 862. 1815 - I V140 JE BANK RATE FINANCING -------- 41 THE HERALD'S HONOR ROLL 41 IN THE PROGRESS EDITION O * IS THE MOST WIDELY 0 Prospective Customers Learn Your Firm's Name, when it was founded, who if. and what type of business you 4i runs 41 have. R 41 If your firm ran last year, you 41 already know the benefits and will 4i certainly want to be included this year. go 41 The charge of $10 (Anti-Inflationary Rate) will place your firm on the 41 chronological "Honor Roll," in our 471h annual Progress Edition, published + 4$ + + 4$ Sunda y, October ' z= (n;ALL 377-611 R CLASSIFIED AD 41 - 0 L L DEPARTMENT TO 4$ YOUR ORDER __ tLSk Senator t2t / WILSON )c/4__t 4 I I 6€ I rnvs phn4tam.' - -- &anhmm . ' -. -.-.---- .. 2L4-42 JJe.øZ.) * * * * * 'F * 'F * * 'F * _dd-aa 4& -40e 17) / 7 4a dra-IA 12 Blk C English Est., J1 or Z2 -- ite * * 'F * 'F 'F * * ' L~ .01 , &. 0d/tac/4 1 -d '74 * * a We know how it is. You get your paycheck and abracadabra - . almost before the ink is dry it's gone. So how do you save with things the way they are? Well, you pay the bills, and then, before you spend for other things, you stash away a set amount in a savings account at First Federal of Seminole. We can't pull rabbits out of a hat. But we can help you make your money grow. . Cmnpoiçn Mail P.O. 80. 190 Cooa Beach, Flo 393 Senator WILSON Si x teenth District FEDE . F SEMIN LE WINIIR PARK 0111(1 tocw000 0111(1 ORANGI CITY 0111(1 CENTURY PUt. Ob'lIDO 0111(1 SANfORD Oil ICI scs i nt.'tptt.t' Road 1 e Roid Stir Road 414.11 1 S 1742 12S0 I,rti! I""': SI NVII J12 %% I nO 'r,'('! 0. "'' inp; J IS THE PRICE We will transfer your prescription for youl You have the right to determine which pharmacy shall fill (or refill) It, if you've had a prescription filled at any other store and would like Medco to refill it simply nctify our pharmacist. . .we do the rest. . _ FIRST Sence Dstc OUice 250 E. Mettift Island Causeway Fla 3292 . RAPIDLY YOUR PRESCRIPTION BELONGS TO YOU - 41 M EDCO CUTS ACCURATELYI - Now to keep gout paq check 0 0 • dioppead ct ng a. Itom J0fl9 124llPl1 e_Zt._. #**# ALL I't PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 1792-NEXT TO UP 97 DuPONT LARGE COMBS 1 M" EACH Filled / -i -- !7 67, Sanlando Springs, $12,000. j2i tj Control Reg. L $ With Built In Heat Clydene to Thomas T. floss, 322-506 5' oe 'F * * * T Sanlando Springs. 1%,5W. ite,cZ) 2 Edw. F. Benjamin & %1. 111dred to Joe Carrigan & (QCD) Yvonne J Lorence, , L tefl ti Laraenet.aUDIP.u,e Sgi iO nOn3iiu J. L.Iarence, sgl.Us 8, 9, & 10 BIk A Sanlando Woodlands, See , 4, Springs It. 26 1100 John 2 Stankiewicz & wf. Joseph C. Ildmore & wf Mary to Thomas T. Ross, Violet to Leonard J. Perkins- trustee I.As 16 & 17 Blk H Tr. 67, that part of NE'4 of NEL.of Sanlando Springs , $15,000. NE4 of SE4 of Sec I.", de5c. $16,500 Arthur F. Peebles & WE. Grange Prop. Inc. to James Josephine to Thomas T. Ross, r _4 (JIII . I I , 79 DRYER d2ccE 01 2i4i 'F 41 PLACE - iIt OR 8319993 'B A Letter from $1, 'F * THIS PAPER. + 4t - 6 41 READ SECTION OF 41 + P. H PRINGLE I - - , PANTY HOSE 4 * * TO A&P , - , * * * II, * 79 BUTTER PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER A. Louis Girardin, III & wf Calbert Const. Inc. to Clifton wf Marjorie G.-U 45 Palm Shadows 110,000 Sherlene to James V. Smith & Barnett & wf Fannie M.-IA Pell, wid. to Floyd wf Virginia 13.-LI 12 BIk J Sky Blk B Sportsznans Paradise Stanford & wf Betty,-Lt 100 Raymond J. Kelly, agi to W.H.& sInc. to Edgewood $17,000 SherylB.,sglto Cad li. Hyatt & Robert D. Schmitt & wf wf Mary E.-U 2 81k C Caroline J.-Lt 63 Walden Paradise PoInt, 3rd See. $30,000 Terrace $30,800 Georges C. St. Laurent & wE (QCD) Michael D. Jahr & wf WP Church of Religious Austin 8ev. to Leroy First Mt. Constr. to RoUln E. (QCD) Samuel W. Booth, sgl. Wendell F. Aldridge & Robert Dorothy Green to Evelyn Eleanor to Georges C. St. Lorretta to Wm. H. Stemper & Science Inc. to Davie E. Sims- Rippler & wf Ruth E.-U 2 BIk Kirkland & wf June-From E'. to Patsy A. Booth, sgl., Lots 1,2 Nowak-ind. Trailer-Corn. S. Poston to Robert L. Laurent & Wayne ILL. wf Mildred-It. 6 less N 5', & N L.ts 10-14, BIk E Tn. 30, Sanlando F Sterling Park Un. 2 $37,500 cor, of Sec 7-21-30, rui W &3 (less N 15' of said lots) the N inence at pt. on N Hoe of & I'arenteau & wf. Eliz., W 70' of Springs $29,000 Rohifing, trustee" 210' Of 3' of 7 131k 6 Bel-Air $100 Ruben Rivera, sgl to Charles 3119.22' etc $22,900 36' of W 81' of LI 36, etc., Smith 443,26' W of NE cor. of SW 1 4 of It 212 Queens Mirror So. Addn E½ of Lt 2 (less part) etc., W. (QC[)) Robert J C Knight to W. Turner & wf Bessie ! Wm. H. Mollnhauer Sr & wf Addn Oviedo, $100. SW'. ofSec3-21•29etc. 117,500 to CB, $22,000. Brutts Addn. LW $100 Leonard K. Vogel Ind. & Betty H. Widdis-1A 15 less N From NE cor. 1116 Academy Vera to Daniel Hernandex-IA (QCD) Lester M. Jones to Donald Lowe & Doris to Tommy M. Yates & wE. Trustee to Ronald G. Goblisch 264', Bradley :iddn, Longwood 29 Blk B the Colonnades, 1st Sec Lillie Mae Jones, It 43 & 44, hI. 13,000 Philip H. Stonch & Kenneth F. lo ( QCD) Linda Smithson, s gl to & wf Nancy l..-Beg. 331.38' E $100 to T. D. Owens, LI 25 & (QUD) Rose Ella Disarm $20,000 Midway, near Oviedo, $100. Young It. 28 & E½ of 27 131k 60 w ½ of 251!1, Longwood, 113.700. Richard E. Smithson-Beg. 25' of Intersec. W line os Sec. 36.21TuE tco Corp. to Cardinal Ind. (QCD) Naomi J. Richardson Nelson to L.G. Nelson & wl Mildred I. Orsie Byrnes& hb. Sanlando Sub. Beaut. Palm So. of NW eon of NWi of SW'i 32 & centerline Curryville Rd., & hb. Geo. to Betty It. WiddisRose Ella-Beg. at pt. 660 S. of Inc.-A parcel of land in SW'4 Carl to Lena F. Boni, wid., It 5 Springs Sec. $24,000 (QCD) Andrew L. Hiley Sr., See. 27-21-31 etc. $100 run E 331.38' etc. $10,000 Lt 15 less N 264' Bradley Addn. NE cor of SEke of See Z1941, of SWk4 of See 7-MI desc. Blk 14, repl. of part of Townsite Jeanne B. De Cicco etal to Andrew L. Jr. & David Hfley to Richard N. Stultz & $100 $50,000 acre rn-I etc $100 of North Chuluota, $38,500. Walter a Coddlngton & wf Johr. Z. Stankiewicz & wf. Mary Frances A. To Jack L. Gale & Robert H. Lesesne & wf Betty H. Widdis to Wm. C. flvi,.,i.' I.arul ('n to Mrrk A' ti.'.-.. t' I ID flit. LI C..ê 0 1 I T4iI. II IIit?II L,-L4 LU DIE. U i)Y.VI 11., 1-L3 JO 11k LI Dir. 1) ii. UI H: rold N. Powers, Trustees_S Veronica to Eugene J. Caveny & wf Meola-Lt 15, less Tavzel, From NE cor of SE 1 4 OF waer Oaks $f8,500 Sanlando Springs, $100. 245' of W 100' of E½ of SW' 4 o( Anderson & ( Moreen-Lt 5 N 264' Bradley Addn. LW NW 4 Of Sec 10-21 -11, etc., NE'a of Sec. 7-21.30, less So. 25' 131k 13 Eastbrook s-d Un. 5 120,000 $14,500. for Magnolia Ave. $150,000 $21,000 Classical Home Builders Grange Prop., Inc. to Ronnie Fla., Inc. to Edw. J. Niemlec. I. Medford & wf. Linda T., LI Jr. & f Cynthia-It. 2 111k C 795 Spring Oaks, Unit 4, 135,000. Mead Manor Un. 4 $53,000 Michael D. Welsh & wf. Kenneth I. Adkinson & Barbara to Mark J. Petersen & Robert L. Bender to Adben wf. Jane 1., Its 11 & 12 (less S PEANUT Corp.,E48'ofLt2O&W 30' of 21 67') 81k B, Sanlando Springs, 81k If Tr. 16 Sanlando Springs Tr. 73, Ind Repl., $52,500. 2nd repl. $18,700 hyde Supply Inc. to James M. 18 01. JAR Mir)',aret E fl tmnnt tt , s',I to ( 'k'ucn Jr. & wE. Cynthi, Its Rodney D. Itossell & Suzanne iLIAI 28 & 29 131k N West Altamonte 11.-Lt 83 Queens Mirpor So. hits., Sec 2, 1.44.000. lerl Ad'ri CB $21,000 Roberta H. Holloway, wid to Stephen G. Logos & wf Janet N. Judy, Its 20 & 21 [Ilk Catherine to Robert B, 2nd repl. Tr. 73, Sanlando Robinson & wf Myra-It 16 [Ilk Springs, $1,500. lIthe Springs ;m,000 W. H. Green & Sons, Inc. to Carl J. Byrnes & wf Mildred John E. hale & wf. Hanis 14., It to Carl J. Byrnes & wf 20 Walden Terr., $33,700. Mildred-It 1 & N½ of vacated I1qrnlA' fln,,t,hf L 111.1,... ! $I LIIL t: So. on So., 131k 11 ropl. Townsite to Frank Canlelli & wf. Norma, to • No. Chuluota $100 W. Sims & WI Tuitco Ind. Inc. (form. Us 24 & 25, Blk B, Sanlando Prices Kenneth Noble, Trustee to Margaret to Newbury Serv. Winchester Homes Inc.) to Springs Tr. 73, 2nd repl. $2,200. ood Thru Michael S. Alexaot.s-Beg. NW C01'P.....WP.SWL Iof It 11 131k 5 Cardinal Ind. Inc.-A parcel of Laura E. Erb, wid to Lestlie Sunday COVER YOUR OVERHANG! '---'.. L and Transactions Recorded Count y 'Seminole i TI. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-Se F How R -.4 �- - - --,.-.. •: - - -. - =- — 6B— Evening Herald, Sanlord, FL Thursday, Oct. 10, W74 -— SENIORS S KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) — a recent national survey plan to stories behind operas may reWhat do swltched.on teens, 6- expand music programs. late to poetry, geography, year-old composers and thirdThe programs cited by the tory, compitlon or the tanrade jazz buffs have in corn- AMC vary In scope, frrnat and guage art.s. inon? Instruction methods, but all This thematic thrust is very They're all iu'nateur music. rely on a creative teacher, all much In evidence at two Berkemakers, for one thing. And are child-oriented and all have Icy, Calif., lab schools. Jazz and beat sort of music education music as an Integral part M kindergarten and continues that's sweeping American their lives. sough third grade, givi the schools. Musical math, noteworthy instrumental program, begun There are electron3c music history and tuned-tn science r 1 j grade, a Solid base courses where students tinker classes are not at all unusual in with a synthesizer, classes in schools where music has been Jazz is also related to all othwhich student.g compose, then integrated Into the entire cur- er subjects. In language perform, their own songs, and riculum. classes, students may analyze schools where music Is in tune In 12 Columbus, Ohio, ele- the meaning of song lyrics; In with the entire academic cur- mentary schools an Arts Im. math, they may discuss set thericutum. pact Program has done just or' and meter; suidents in the A recent study by the Amen- that. science class may study the can Music Conference (AMC) Originally funded by the fed. concepts of sound. here found a diverse sampling era! government, the year-long l th time i StUdent ('Oil)grams across the country - 700 students and 190 faculty fundarnentalsoIreacljngn1usjc from Individual courses In members Instead of a separate i able to write a few bars mm.nd small-town schools to entire class period for the subject, has had such pre-instrwnental politan areas, of academics, from math to exercises and fingering. The new look in music is sub. gym. HLstnry students may At New York's Columbia stantiated by statistics which learn the music of the era Grammar .nd Preparatory indicate that 30 per cent of the they're studying; art students School, first through sixth gmelementary schools and 52 per may base their paintings on ders Inject play and adventure centofthehlghschoolspolledin musical works. Librettos and into writing their own songs, (t S1ZLIJ CLOSE 0 S U ND. MONDAY— Private Parties—TUESDAY--- Private Parties TUESDAY— Sr. Hockey :0O P.M. WEDNESDAY NEW ADULT SESSION ---— 8:30-10:30 1$ and over PUBLIC SESSIOA' 7:30.1O:JO Late Skate .........................10:30-12:00 SATURDAY Morning Skate .......10:00-12:00 part-time specialists Visit school to teach violin, cello, flute and clarinet. ComposItion is also making JuniorHock.y........12:0*- 1:30 an Impact on the music C%W. Matinee..............2:00- 5:00 at Evanston, Ill., PUBLICSESSION .. 7:30-10:30 Township High School, where $sSkate .... ......1.:'2:I ali meet twice a day to compose, aingandplay their Instrwnenta. M ELODEE USES only or1ina1 music written by members, SKATING RINK by students in the school's PH. 322-9353 composition claases or by the 2700W. 25th St. (SR 46A) . SaflfOrd music faculty. _________________________________ _________________________________________________ Announcing' EACH WINNER WILL RECEIVE 1 PAIR OF NATURALIZERS OF HER CHOICE. You Too Marilyn Morgenstern 206 E. 19th St. Can Be isame with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordanc, with the provIsions of .., the Flc$itIou Name St3tute$, To. Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statu$es 1957. 5: Thomas F. Galaida Publish: Oct. 10. 17, 34, 31, 1974 .DEG66 oCT. 24 thaflgi to changed. - ticatcdtharrn thathaskept him another was hurt and he was on the screen for more than 40 ked to take a screen test. years. Florida, Seminole County, Florida under the fiCtiPi name of CEN- 7 5: Walter J. Gardner Thomas Richards James H. Milson, Jr. J Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 21. 1974 DEG 19 ________________________ — - Mrs. C. B. Jones 512 Hickory Ave. A Winner If You Wear The Shoe With The Beautiful Fit " COMFORT LIVING TO YOUR HOME ç ) • 1,) 5. with /,o,n,.o-ttnuLkL'&_ HEATING & COOLING - PRODUCTS "Total Comfort" requirements differ for every individual - and area. But only througha ducted air distribution system all these needs be fulfilled 9 - ________________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME SANFORD HEATING & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN flsaf the undersigned. Colonial Stores Incorporated, a corporation organized and existing under the , laws of the State of Virginia, with t princIpal office and place of business being located at nsi Sylvan Road, East Point. Georgia, and also being duly authorized to transact business in the State of Florid) w,th its Jacksonville. Florida. Division office being located at 3201 Beach Boulevard. Jacksonville, Florida, 32207, putsuant to the "Fictitious Name being Chapter 2095), Laws of Florida, 1911, as amended, also Statute", being SectIon $65.09, Florida Statutes, intends to register with the .Clerk of the Circuit Court in and I for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication i this Notice the fictitious name. to-wit. BIG STAR FOOD under which name the undersigned corporation 5 engaged in business, or intends tO engage in businesS, in the City Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida, or its environs. Thi party Interested in said builnessenlerprlaeandthe extent Of Its interest are as follows: PARTY: COLONIAL STORES INCORPORATED — INTER1ST 00 PER CENT Dated at Jacksonville. Duval Ccs,nty, Florida, thIs 75th day 01 September, 1971. COLONIAL STORES INCORPORATED 120) Beach Boulevard Jacksonville. Florida 32207 Publish Sept 268. Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1971 DI Fill AiR CONDiTIONING PH. 322-6390 2609 Sanford Ave. --- -- Sanford - 50+ Club— 7th Day Adventist Church—Forest City—meet mostiyon the 1st Mondsyof themcoth-6:30p.M. faJrltic fabi'lIle - CENTERS - CR E P E ST I TC H 675 Shepard Road-4th Frlday-10:30 AM. '0 At ResTtS& Andrews Presbyttijan QlUrcb-9933 Bear Lake Road-Forest Qty-id Thursday of the month 1:00 DOU BLE K N IT = Thursday & 3rd Thwsday-7:30 P.M. P.M. - 60" WIDE MACHINE WASH AND DRY 'THIS ISAN ALL TIME FAVORITE WITII EVERYONE WHOSEWS. THERE IS NO LIMITTO WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS FABRIC. - : MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. 88 Reg p3.99 YD. Y;. NATURAIJZER. 8th ANNIVERSARY SALE Double exposure. pct. Picture yourself in NaturaIizers new pump Great combinations of calf and patent A beautiful fashion look. With smooth lines, higher heel. And - - . all that famous Naturalizer comfort. availabie in black or burgundy patent & calf combinations r ( Coj C1ter — Mt On 60" WId WaSh Lt 1O 't tIch, F°"ot, S i.,, ; 4 ') publIcation of this notice, the fic titlous name, to-wit; WICKS 'N' STICKS under whch we expect to engage In busIness at 115 Altamonte - ,&aIl In the City of Altemonte Pri,,1 4ng Springs, Florida. That the party Interested ii said business enterprise is as follows: /1 Could Be Where You're Living Now With A Few Home Improvements. MOM., INC. By: Robert J. Methven, Pres Carol D. Bixby, Sec. Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, ENLARGE THROUGH ADDITIONS Florida, 1971 - - nfl.. a. ama .s - PublIsh: Oct. 10. 17, 31, 31, 974 010-67 ADD CENTRAL HEAT & AIR — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice Is hereby given that the underslqned. pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 543 09, FlorIda Statute, will register witP,theClerkoflheCircuitCourt,ln and for Seminole County, Florida. upon receIpt of proof of the / Matching Handbags also available CEEDING 16.100.000.00 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. ON P4OvEMB( 5, 197i. PICTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN THAT A BOND ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON THE STH DAY OF November. 1971. in the City of Sanford, Florida, for the purpose of determining whether general obligation bonds of the City shall be issued in an aggregate principal amount of not exceeding 16.500.00000, b,,ring interest at Such rate or rates, not exceeding the maximum legal rate of interest at the time of the sale thereof, and maturing no? later than forty (40) years from the date of the bonds, for the purpose of construct,ng storm drainage Improvements in the City, as described in Resolution No 1167 of the City adopted on the 27th day of September, 1971, which such I Resolution is published in lull t,efow as a part of this Notice. The polls will be open at the voting places on the day of the bond dec. tion from seven o'clock A.M. until $ seveno'clock P M.onthesameday, andonlyqualiliedele'cto may vote 4 in the s-aid electiàn. all as provided in Resolution No, 1167 adopted on Septtmber 77. 1974, and published in full btlow as a part of this Notice. The City of Sanford, Florida By. 5: Lee P. Moore Mayor ATTEST: S: H N. Tamm, Jr. CIty Clerk Publish: Oct. 3, tO. Il. 24, 1971 DEG 70 - FABRIC every other Tuesday of the month at 9:30A.M. suiorti Senior Citizens Club- Sanford Civic Center-meet 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month-noon. South Seminole Senior Citizens Club- meet lit Thursday of the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.—Rt. 436-320 W. Semoran alvd.AmeS ngs-3rdmursdayof the monthat the Women's Club-Ovenbrook Drive-Casselberry. Thirty-Niners Club- meets Sti. Peter & Paul-4)o1de,woj-.1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village Club— St. John's Village—Fern Park—meet lit NOTICE OF OOP4D ELECTION OF THU QUAL I I UD EL IC TOI: Ut THE ISSUANCE OF uoi cx. r BRING TOTAL Pc?. Cotton. Sanfordized Machine Wash.Dry 40" Wide Ideal For 100 ..... M ___ / - Those Mod Shirfiand Biousei IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Civil No. 74-1)00.1 STERLING W. COPEAND and MILDRED COPELAND, hIs wile. Plaintiffs, vs. ROBERT A. GREENBERG and LINDA A. OEENBERG, his wife, Dfendants, NOTICEOFSUIT TO: Robert A. Greerterg 3 Frederick Lane Scarsdale N York 10543 LInda A. Greenberg 3 FrederIck Lane Scarsdale. New York 10513 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor IQIIQI on the following properly In SsmJnoie County, Florida: LOT 20, SHADY OAKS, according to the plat thereof as recorded in ________________________-- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, f-LORIDA. CASE NO. 74.1512.1 L I!, HAMILTON. JR. and MAGALI C. HAMILTON. his wIle, Plaintiffs, vs. NORTH LAKE APARTMENTS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, • partnership organli.d and existing under the laws of the State of North Carolina; SOUTHERN ATLANTIC POOL5,INC.;AJBARFIELDand WINSTON C. BARFIELD, d b a BARFIELD FENCE COMPANY; CASSELBERRY CARPENTRY (MICHAEL R. BELLMER dba CASSELBERRY CARPENTRY); CEL.TOPiE CORPORATION: S. GARTNER & CO., INC., a Florida corporation; DEL RON CON. STRUCTION (PAUL D. DALRYMPLE d-ba DEL RON CONSTRUCTION); CHARLES COMPANY (GEORGE L. MORRIS, SR. d b a CHARLES COMPANY); Legai Notice PIat Book 11. page 74, of the Public Records of Seminole County. EDGEWATER NURSERY AND Florida. GARDEN SUPPLY, a corporation; haS been tiled against you in tht CENTRAL FLORIDA PUMP & Circuit Court of Seminole County, EQUIT. INC. SPRING. Florida, The style of the case is LOCK SCAFFOLDING OC FLA.. STERLING W. COPELAND and INC., a corporation; ADOBE MILDRED COPELAND, his wile, BUILDING CENTERS, INC., a A A, GREENBERG, his wife, Difindaiits, Civil No. 74-1300 B. You are require'j to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on HARVEY COULTER. attorney for corporation; CE BUILDING PRODUCTS; ORLANDO STEEL & SUPPLY, INC.: H & EQUIP. MENT RENTAL, INC.; TLC OF LAKE WALES, INC.. d-b-a TOWHSEPID LUMBER Co., PENINSULAR SUPPLY COM. PA NY; GORMAN Co OF Plaintiff, whoic address i P0 Box 1fl-t, Uc.rt Ct-, cri- 17751, .j DA'i'TOUA (iLACII, INC ,i FIr tile the original with hi Clerk ci the corporation; SUNSTATE TENNIS , above styled court onor blore 24th COURTS, INC.; WHITESIDE day of October, 1974; otherwise a APPLIANCES CENTERS, INC.. iudgment may be entered against Defendants. you tot the relief demanded In te MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE complaint. NOTICE OF ACTION WiTNES5myhandandthesealot TO: NORTH LAKE APARTMENTS Said court on September 33rd. 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. Beck*lth, Jr., Clerk LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a partnership organized and existing under the laws of th. State of North Carolina By: Joy Stokes Ge'eral Partners: Deputy Clerk EDGAR H. THOMAS Publish: Sept 26, Oct. 3. 10, Il. 1971 2075 Stonebridge Lane DEF " Charlotte, North Carolina _______________________________ JESSE M. WALLER ADVERTISEMENT FOR lIDS 1733 Beltin Drive PUBLIC NOTICE iS hereby given Charlotte, North Carolina that Sealed Proposals will be received by thC City of Casselberry, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, at lhe City Hall until 7:30 'hat the above named Plaintltfs p m. local time on Octobir 2$. 1971. have InStituted suit against you in for the furnishing only of a standby the Circuit Court, Seminole County. generator set and dieSel fuel oil Florida, being Civil Action No. 74 storage tank In accordance with 1357-1. In the nature of a Mortgage Specifications and Procedural Foreclosure on that certain real Documents prepared by Clark, poprty herein described, Said land DIet: and Associates.Engineers, Situate, lying and being in Seminole HId. Bid prices shall include ne off County, Florida, to-wit: ioadingofequlpmenlatth.Sitetob, A tract of land In the NE of designated by the Owner. 54tlon 73, Township 21 Sth, PROPOSALS WILL BE Range 29 East, being more par. PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Ilcularly described as follows: ALOUD immediately after the Commence at the S '. corner of said expiration of th. time established NE thence proceed N 00 detits above for receipt of Proposals. SPECIF ICAT IONS AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS SpecIfIcatIons and Procedural Documents may be obtained upon application at the office of Clark. Diet: and AssociatesEngineera, Inc.. 300 West Futton Strict, P.O. Drawer 1976, Sanford, FlorIda, 377)1,uponthepaymentoa deposit ci $I0OOpsrset. The ueposit halI be in caSh, or check drawn payabl, to Clark. Diet: and Associates. Engineers, u1 OWNER'S RIOHIS RESERVED - The Owner cicerves the right to rel,ct any or all Proposals and t' waive any informalIty or technicality in any Proposal In the ,nterest of the Owner, AWARDING OF (ONTRACT Bidders may submit a Proal for construction of either the 175 KW or ISO KW Auxiliary Generator Sets or both. Contracts may be awarded 101' either one or both of the tWO teens and related work. Dated: September 24th. 1974 (SEAL DY' Bill 5. Grier Mayor Attest: Mary W, Haw1ho'e Ciy Clerk Publish: Oct. 7. 1G. 1974 -DIG 13 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE PIOTICEISHEREBYGIVEPIth.t by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final ludgment rendered In the aforesaid court on the 14th day of AprIl, AD. 1974, in that certain case entitled, Ply World Corporation, a c.orpurat Plaintiff, vs. SoutHern Star Manufacturing Inc., a Fla. corporation. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delIvered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Southern Star Manufacturing, Inc., said property being located in Florida, more Seminole County, particularly described as follows: All the furniture, furnishings, fixturts, Inventory, stock-in-trade, motor vehicles and anyaridaltother goods located at 431 Piumosa, Casselberry. Inventory and further information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as Sheriff of SamlnoleCounty. Florida, willat 1): AM on the 15th day of October, A.0 1,71, offer for sate and sell to the hiohest bidder, for cash. subject to any and all exIsting leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole 73' 05" E. for 33303 feet thence proceedNS9d.9re,s53'0$W,for 1313.56 feet; thence proceed N 00 degrees IS' 3" 1, for 743.11 feet tO the point of beginnIng; thence proceed S 67 degrees 07' 55" 1. for 337.15 feet; thence proceed S It degrees to' OS" C. for 155.67 feet to. point on a circular curve whih is concave to the Northwesti thence proceed along the arc of said curve, having as its etaments a radius of 9.41,00 feet a central angle of 03 degrees 06' 3O' for 51.14 feet to the po of reverse curvature to a circular curve concave to the Southeast;thencepiodeedalongthe arc of said curve, having as its elements a radIus of 1219.00 feet a central angIe of 05 degrees 53' "• for 133.33 feet to the point ci reverse curvature to a circular curve con cave to the Northwest: thence proceed along the arc of said curve. having as its elements a radius of 12*1.00 feet anda central angle of C'S degreesSs' 33". for 130.43 feet, to the point of tangency; thence proceed N O2degree521'01"E,forl3.7ofeetto the Point of curvature oh a circular curve concave to the Southwest; thenceproceed along the arc of said curve, having as its elements a radius of 2.3.00 feet and a central angle of 91 degrees 21' 30". for 39.91 feel to the point of compound cur. vaturetoacircutarcurveconcaveto theSouthwest, thenceproceedalong the arc of said curve, having as its elemenlsaradiusoftivpOfeetanda central angle of 01 degrees 23' 13", for 21 2lfee? tea point onsaid curve, said point bearing N 00 degrees 23' 44"Wfromthecenterofsaidci,rve; thence procecd N 00 degrees 73' 44" W,for3SQOfeet to. point on a Curve concave to the Southeast; thence proceed along the arc of Said curve, havIng as ti elements a radius of I01100teetandacentralangleofO2 degrees 51' 45". for 3066 fee' to th point of reverse curvature to a curve concave to the Southeast, thence prccetd along the arc of said curve, having as its elements a radius of 91600 feet and a central angle of 10 degrees 1$' 55", for 11737 feet to a point on Said curve: said point bearing S 07 degrees SO' SI" I from tfe center of said curve; thence proceed N 77 degrees 32' 0S I. for 29561 feet; thence proceed N It degrees 53' 01" W. for $34.67 feet; thence proceed 500 degrees 1$' 29" W, ho' 51100 feet to the point of beginning. Contaning: 9749 acres. You are commanded to file your written defenses to said Complaint to Foreclose Mortgage with the Cleckoftheabove-named Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon ADAMS, OILMAN & COOPER. P.O. County Courthouse In Sanford, Drawer U, Winter Park, Florida 32719, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, on or Florida, the above descrIbed per before the 75th day of October. 1971 sonal property That said sale is being made to WITNESS my hand and seal of the satisfy the terms of said Writ of Court at Sartor,. Seminole County. Execution Florida. thl 20th day of September, .Jetin E. Polk, 1974. Sheriff (Seall Seminole County, Florida Arthur H. Beckv.ilh, .11'. Publish: Sept. U, Oct 3, ID, I?, 1974 Clerk ot the C'rcult Court DEF 137 By; Elaine RlCharde Deputy Clerk W. Stewart Oilman INVITATION TO lID THIS IS All INVITATiON TO BID - ......... .. - - Adams, Oilman & Cooper 1'O 0rwnr ii NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 11*7 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You will take nOtiCe that the city Ccmmission of the City ci Sanford, Florida, on Septe.nbqr 77, passed and adopted Resolution No. 1167, provIding to hold a bond election on November S. 1974. in words and figures as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 11*7 A RESOLUTION ORDEPING AND PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF A BOND ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA.ONTHEQUESTIONOF THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX. CEEDING 16.500000.00 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE CITY: SUCH BOND ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 1, 1974. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, that: SECTIOP4 I A bondelectionof the qualified electors residing in the City of Sanford, is hereby called be held on the 5th day of November, 1971, at the time and places hereinafter set forth, to determine whether or not the issuance of general obligation bds not cx. ceeding in the aggregate 54.500,000.00 shall be approved suchquallfledelecsorstof,nanethe cost of construt.ting or acquiring storm dr.inage Improvements in he City. The bonds proposed to be issued be pa,'abie frum ,'J vniorcrn taxes levied without Ismitation as to rate or amount on all taxable properly in the City; none of such bonds shall be iisvect for a longer term thin forty (10) years and no bond shall bear interest t rate or ratesexceeding the maximum legal rateof,nt,restatthetimeofth,sale of the bonds. cECTI0N 2. The bond election provided for in Section 1 shall be held at the same time and places as theceneralelectionbutshallb,held and conducted as a separate bond election. Only qualified electors shail be permitted to vote In the bondetecliofl provided for in Section I hereof, All qualified electors shall submit Proof by affidavit macic before the inspectors that they are qualified electors residing in the CIty. Qualified electors who vote by absentee ballot shall submit proof by affidavIt made before a notary public or othr person authorIzed to take oaths under Florida law. The polls will be open at the votIng places for said bond election horn seven oclock AM. until seven o'clock P.M. on the same day. SECTION 3. The places of voting and the Inspectors and Clerks for the polling places for the bond election, who are hereby appointed br such bond election, are as bollows: Polling Places Precinctl —Churchof God,aOI w, Clerk. Peter J. Bukur; Inspectors, Martha B. Azarello, Ethel K. Peurifoy, Hazel Alexander Preci ti Sanford Civic Center Clerk, Hortense W. Rournillit; Inspectors Annette LaIng, Raymond R. Schmitt, Lucille N. - Pearson s — County AgriCenter Clerk. Mildred Llnd: inspectors, Ruth N. Carter. Alice Livingston. Edna Priest PrechtctI9—SemII,IlHigpjdIool Gym Clerk, Georgia Chorpening. Inspecters Mary 0. Ethel 1. Carver, Elijabeth Graham Precinct 2$ Idyllwllde School Clerk, Daisey Dowell: Inspectors, Louise Knowles. Connie Brown, DorIs Haniman, Lucille Brown. Louise Hartock, Dorothy Holienbeck Precinct 21 Jaycee Information moth Clock. Florence Lossing: in. spectors, Alice Nordgren, Virginia Gordy, Georgia Price. OlIve T. Pierce. Patricia A. McClure, Mary Robinson PrecInct 21 Sanford Civic Center Clerk, Howard Cushing; inspectors, Lida Stine. W B Jessup, J Hugh Trutuck, Clara Edge, Ruby Hemmerle, Minnie R. Strickland Precinct 27—Sanford Civic Center Clerk, Virginia Armstrong: Inspecters, Dorothy Ganas, Shirley McCaskilf, Betty Toll, Martha Raborn, B. C. Conklin, Kitty A. Lawrence Precinct3l —Citysi Sanford Utility Building Clerk, Charlotte N. Smith; In. spc$ors, Ethel Riser. Mae BSheppard, Ruth Sweeny Precinct $ Portable, Sanford Middle School Clerk, Grace Brewer,- Inspectors, Attic B, Houston, Sorrells. William Taylor, Vera Mcfayden Precinct 37 Sanora Club House Clerk, Joyce Kneale Dowten; in - - - - - spectors, Christine Ricker. Maurice Oritt, Hoyt McPherson, Mary N. McPherson, Mae Burnell Lemons, Justine H Lee Precinct 43 Ridgewood Arms Apartments Clerk, Jonnie Elam; Inspectors, Amy Henson, Minnie Smith, Erma - Thorp, Patricia Foster, Frances Peterson. Bernice Chada SECTION 1. VOIinq machines shall be used at said bond etection and the form of ballot to be used in Said bond election shill be in sub starttially the fotlow;ng form OFFICIAL bALLOT CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA BOND ELECTION NOVEMBER 5, 1974 - SnaIl the City ot Santorø issue not exceeding 54,500,000.00 principal amount of general obligation bonds of the City bearing interest at exceeding the maximum legal rate of interest at the time of the sate of the bonds, maturing not later than forty (40) years from the date ci S5L'arCe thereof, pOyabl lrcim ad that Instructions to Voters shall b as 1011)W1 to VoterS: It you are in favor of the issuanc of said bonds, Place an "x' in th space to the left of the words "FOi APPROVAL OF BONDS." if you are not in favor of th Issuanceofsaidbonds.pta(een"x in the space to the left of the word "AGAINST APPROVAL Cl BONDS." SECTIO, 6 The City Clerk i hereG authorized and directed t have printed on plain white paper stjflicient number of the aforesait ballots and to deliver them to tn appropriate officials for absente voterS and shall also have pIintel sample ballots and shall deliyi themtolheInspectorsandCierkso or before the date and time lot thi opening of the polls for such bond election lot the voting places a wfllCh voting mathines are to b used, and s further authorired am directed to make appropriati arrangements w,th th, proper of ficlals of Seminole County for ih of such voting machines at thi polling places specified herein an tohaveprifltedonplainwhitepapei and delivered in accordance wilt law the official ballots for use I, such voting machines. SECTION 7 For the purpose terming the result of Said bonc election, the bonds shall be ap proved if malority of the tota votes cast in the bond election shal be in favor of the issuance of tPi a - --- --= -- -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Legal Notice PlaintIffs, vs. ROBERT GREENBERG and LINDA Jack Perce FUN BUNCHI MON .SAT., I A.M.a P.M. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club— Grant Chapel A.M.E. QwrchOvledo—,neet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 P.M. - TRAL FLORIDA ANESTHESIA AND INHALATION THERAPY ASSOCIATES. and we intend to register saidnamewith th, Clerk c4 the Circu,t Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance With the provisions of the Fictjlio Name 'Statutes. ToWs?: Section 54509 Florida Statutes 1917. t. 24. The details of the trip plans have not been in his mld-60s he's still there, "As you get older you don't have to strike any poses any more and you can just be yoursell," he goes on. "My greatest worry when I was ycung was mytwadofjetWacktiair. The first thing in the morning I had tocheckandseedldlsleeponit Altamonte Springs Friendship Club— Altamonte rings wrong so that It stood out like Civic Center—Magnolia Avenue—Altamonte Springs—meet 1st wire all over my head. Now 1 and 3rd Thursday of the month-10:30 A.M. don't have any hair so I don't have to worry." Augiei Elders— St. Augustine CathoUc Cburch-3 ThOugh most of the hair may C3sselt)erry—meet 3rdTuesday of the month-10:oo AM. be gone, Milland still has one &am Towers— Sanford—meet lit Wednesday of the month— Indelible reminder of his young10:00 AM. er years - a tattoo that he ac. quired the summer he worked Bxyz Club—meet 1st Baptist Church—Activities BuL1lng— on a tramp steamer in the Longwood—Iast Tuesday of the mc*flh-12:30 P.M. Meditmanean. C ISen or Cliii us Club—Cluirchof the Nativity—Lake "That's one my t,ig reMameetthed 4thThursdayofthemonthat1o:00 greta, but then I was only l5,' upthealeeve - Chuluot, Senior Citizen Club— Community Fire H*II-7th he ad of his bright blue shirt to display a skull on his right ann, Golden Years Fdlowihlp— meet at Community United fading but still clearly vIsible. Methodist Quinch-Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the month—luntheon—Reservationj necessary. -- — FICTITIOUSNAME Noticeisherebygiv,fl,hatw,, 9aQed in businj at p 1029, 101 A West Ift St.. Sanford, - 50 Club- All Souls Catholic Church—Sanford--meet The Natura lizer Week Winners! Mildred Peters 109 Sunset Drive wgagej in bu%ness it 421 Boxwood Circle. Winier Springs, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of DRIVE WAY TUNE.UPS. and that I intend to register saId "After 18 months they found International symbol of an alco- he was also a crack marksman, which is how he got his start In out I couldn't act worth a damn holic. the movies after he left the and dropped my option and I manes me throw up. went back to England. "But! smoke too much," te service, "A company making a pieadded, searching for a lozenge ;,,J Orlando Dr. Sanford to ease a throat irritated by a ture needed a sharpshooter, SO Phone: SANFORD 3l)4% day of back-to-back interviews they asked me to show them ORLANDO )I.IUO and television appearances on what I could do," he recalls. "I behalf of his just-published did something I've never done -oBF:R 21 4CflO$ autobiography, "Wide-Eyed in before or since — put 13 shots Greater Oviedo Senior Citizen Club—meet 4 p.rn.—Social Babylon." off into one hole - and they Special entertainment. A bit heavier, grayer, and a gave me the job to do trick OilER 3 good deal balder than he ap. shooting." Gukhn Vear FelIu siili Club---(' lullunity United Methodist lired in some 200 mnuvies, While he WS thc HUddle o[ song,leamntoread itfromnotes will perform. Community Methodist Church In Casselberry — and play It on SUCh instruments 7:30 P.M. as the xylophone, the metallophone and the glocken. spiel. They also learn the Clubs, Addresses damentalsofnotereadjng,har. mony, rhythm and During second and third de, students begin to write ThURSDAY Dance Class ............3:00. 5:43 and direct staged musical pro. Fundamentals ......................5:43. 6:30 ductlons. By the fourth grade, ...................6:30. 7:15 they're IntrOdUCed to the study PUBLIC SESSION ..................7:30.1G:39 of orchestral Instzsuflents FICTITIOUSPiAM! Notice I hereby given that I am each Tuesday Night—Dinner at the Ponderosa—Rt. 436 & 427 at 5 pm('ather back at the Civic Center for Bingo & Shuffleboard Au seniors are welcome. Chulunta Senior Citizen Club—meet 6 p.m.—Pot luck dinner South Seminole Senior Citizen Club—meet 1:00 p.m. at Women's Club Village Club—meet 7:30 p.ri.—Prnvost meeting—Happy Hour each Thursday morning 10:00 am—coffee arid conversation l)' N Lego ..otice L "I didn't know what a test FIsh Preparation DemonstratIon— 10:00 AM. at Altamonte NEW YORK (AP) - Ray The brief stint as a sailor was Springs Civic Center - make reservations (orIy 50 each day) at Milland glanced with dis. only one of the early careers of was but I went to the stage and Project 'OAS1S" 323-7090. Tasting Party Follows - FREE interest at the champagne chill,the lormer Reginald Truscott- stood In front of the camera and ing in the silver bucket sent to Jones, who took his professional that night they told me I had the OCTOBER15 his suite by the manager of a name from the mill lands of his lead in the picture. I said, 'My Augles Elders—meet 10:00A.M. — Plans are being made to luxurious mid-Manhattan hotel, native Wales. God, what do I do now!' But I attend dinner theatre on Oct. 22— "Fiddler on the Roof" "i hate champagne - in fact, As a member of the Queen's did it and someone from MGM BXYZ Club—. meet 12:30 P.M. I hardly drink at all," confided Household Ca'.'ah7 for three visiting England saw the plcSanford Senior Citizen Club—meet 12:30P.M. - covered dish the man whose Academy years he took part in the color- tore and thought I had lunchein - Bingo — Election of new officers Award-winnlng role In "The fut changing of the guards cere- something to offer and signed having made six pictures in five countries during the last 16 O(T08ER 25 months. Lively SocialItes Club—meet 10:30 a..m. "I don't have to worry about (" NEW CLUB: theyouthsyndrome any more," which they Later perform, dl. Cuselberry Senior Citizen Club—meet 10:00 a.m.— explains the 6-foot.2 actor who rect and produce in musical CasselberrySw1mOub_8061ark.Da,.jd Blvd.—lstFriday of the playeda father in "L4oveStory" month, numbers. and a grandfather In his latest movie, "Gold," and who acI)uring the first grade, stuCTBi'It 26 tually has a 2-year-old granddents jointly compose their first Duo Piano Concert— Connie Gottchalk and Kathryn Carlo Private Padles .................................6:30100:30 Le9al Notice 40-Year Screen Vet, Milland Still Acting _ _ SEMINOLE Music Education Is Progressive 71 -,---- .=- Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974-7B Want Ads Don't Cost WANT t.ost and Found s AD 30 I1!ADU ATII1kI UFJflIII4 U o i...niio _______________ - In ,Pe 000a ole s&ammerl,me its a great linC to sell something *ith, Classified Ad JuSt d'aI 327 2c)1 or Winter Park- ,I 999.1 for a QuiCk results ad - 831-9993 For - ___________--- 9 Ad Department Hours Good Things to 373 1340 _________________________ One or 7 bedroom tO*nhou% apartments Central heat and ar, enclosed patio Close in. con veflient to everything From 5110 _______________ After 6 call 373 7997 . Exceptionally large 7 bedrooms, I bath, fully equipped kitchen. carp.. drapes 73 9033 Will baby sit, your home or mine, day or nigh?. Mrs. Jane Bragg. 117 w. 34'd St.. Sanford, Want Ads notice of such bond election, together with an appropriate cap Non n such form as the CIty Clerk shall determine, in the EvenIss Hetald. a newspaper published end o4 general circulation in the City of .anlorci, once each we,4 for four (1) consecutive weeks, the first publication tobe not less than thirty (30) days prior to the date of SuCh - Eat Sanford, 1st floor, 2 Bedrooms, kitchen equipped, air and heat 5135. Call owner Deltona (305) 571 1062. Want Tcn,to, IrIs c,r,. I,..a produce Deeg Patch a market, Do'llrach Rd Sat 5 in - t,, i.rn,,.,. tl,;l. r" n;rf,v..r,jt ......... FurniShed or unturn'thed 60' s*mmr.r.q ,,00i 1220 5 OrIano ......--'n" --'.- - , 1:00A.M.. 5:30 P.M. OCEAN SHRIMP Monday thru Friday thruStlmes ....... 4Ocalin t RF I hoi-rdtI,very SSavej Pleas. call 305130 c.oa thrul5limes ....... 3ocalln ______________________ Farm fresh p'Oduce daily Vine, I times ............. 23c a IIrs s.o co i-o' I-'e'v ij.i (si.00M1NIMUM CHARGE) c,f I 3 Lines Minimum _______________________ The Longer Your Ad RUI1S II Instructions The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. i ,.._ Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change 1 1 7 flrdroon' Adult'. onry "r-" P,, 'r, rr i' Park AArruCP.Gb,tCP,)ii .) Park Dr,vr ILl .1!6t City Clerk 5: John G. Morris 5: Julian L. Stenstrom 5: Gordon Meyer As the City Commissionof the City of Sanford, Florida. Publish: Oct. 3. 10, 17, 21, 1911 DEG-71 IN THE CIRUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. In re: the Marriage of JAMES A FEPISKE. HUSBAND, PETITIONER. AND BONNIE I FENSKE, WIFE. RESPONDENT. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Bonnie I Fenske C 0 Roger B. Jacobs, Esquire Suite 315. 2 3 1 Loyoia Bulding New Orleans. Lcussana 70112 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Amended Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you and there is a demand in such Amended Petition that the Court award your husband JAMES A. FENSKE the following described property. (al All tangible personal property in your husband's possession at your marital residence at 173 Tollgate Trait, Longwood. Florida, including fivebedroomnfurnituresuites.dining room furniture Set, living room furn.ture set, family room furniture set, game room furnIture, dry bar, miscellar.eous items of furniture not included above, lawn chaics, Wards Color 1.V Wards Stereo. J. C. Pesv,ey B'ack & White TV., tools, hardware, dishes, and china, flatware, Wards Washer. Wards Dryer. sculpture, miscellaneous other 171790115$ UI The real properly and all structures located thereoion known as 123 Tollgate Trail. LongAood, Florida, particularly more described as Lot 17 in Block 'A" of THE MEADOWS UNIT NO 1, Seminole County, Florida, ac cording to the Plat thereof recorded inPIatBooklSpages4oancj6lof the Public Records of Se.ninoie County. ida It) PromIssory notetrom Bernard KlotZ Id) Twenty five units 01 Franklin Capital Corporation stock () Cash YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve a COPt of your written defenses to the Amended Petition. if any ou hive, on the Petitioners Attorney HARVEY N ALPER of the Law Otf ices of Alper and Wack. 616 East mnran Boulevard, Suite 701, Altamonte Springs. iorida 32101. on or before October 17th, 1974. and tile the orioinal thereof *ith the Clerk of this Court either bctore service on Petitioner's attorney or 'm nCdla?ely thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Amended Petition. WITPlESSlTyhandandthesNIof this Court this 16th day of Sep tenber. 1971 - r room. wall to wall carpet, conditioned, reasonable rc'it Adults, no pets. 322 1110. - I Bedroom vpstars apartment ',. 9MS. water furnished Adu!!'. only 590 377 7796, after 1. mccnrijc I Bedroom furniShed apartmerLocated IA Lake Mary Call 3327241 Furnished I Bedroom Apartment 7)OOMeIIonv,lle 1450. Help Wanted 18 Results V adultS C;.cod location. utt.te- . Plo deposit )fl pad By MANAGE P. Or u,' slore rrcrc-c New discount drug store. E: cellent ompany benefits Salir Annn.,nr.m,nt. week. commensurate with experienc Reply to Box 557, care of Th Evening Herald, P 0. Box ta; Sanford, Fla, 37111 I 1UR Mimoriam 3-Cemeteries 4—Personals S—Lost and Found 4—ChIld Car, 7-Motels Hotels i-Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat mo—Do It Yourself 11—Instructions 2—in 7 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. 5170 MONTH 3730614 - WELAKA APARTMENTS HOUSEKEEPER Woman. mature dependable wit: own transportation. for house*or and care for young man in whet chair Call 373399$ after 3 p m . Breakfast Cook needed. experience only, permenent employment Apply 9 to 5, Holiday Inn ADULTS, NO PETS tilts, Altamonle Springs Furnished or Unfurnished Full tlmi - Part time - Anyllmf refrigeration. Appty in perSo Pantry Pride. Zaym Shoppini IS—Travel Agencies 14—Camping.Resorts 15—Action Sports 1% IlIW qi_ejS...Stm.. Center, Hwy. 1742 Norm Chenel ales Lady to learn the Sing, Sewing Mathlne business. Must b expert seamtress, 33 Pits., wit Wednesdays & Sundays off. $1 plus commIssin. Neat at pearance absolutely esa'ntlai. B appointment oidy call Mr. Powel 323-6141. S ia.....a - — 111 ILLTA J Ie,d cash for Christmas? Ambitlo 1. enthusiasm are all you need 34—Business Opportunities 2$—Loans 34—insurance an Avon Representative. 4M A challenging opportunity to liv and work with youngsters in group setting. Excellent s.AJ.r and fringe brief Its. Minimum ag 24, wIth no children at home. Writ or call Tcby Tucker, BoyS Ranch Fla.. '12040 (near Live Oak. Fla.)Tef. 904.112.1501. Night— 904142 Rentals ____- 29—Rooms for Rent 30—Apartments Rent Unfurnished 31—ApartmentiR.nt Furnished 32—Houses Rent Unfurnishe 33—Houses Rent Furnished 34—Mobile Homes Rent IS—Mobile Home Lots 5371, or Jim Brettlogen, Gili villa, 513533-5150, night I13-S3 3 Hoursa Day Polygraph T.t Nice? Bedroom Home For Rent IWIflTiflflC W 34-Resort Property For Rent U-Business Property 11.1, IJU 322-1624 s%Tafl CfliNU IN mi ri'jmc. For Rent D..I WV - yping & Bookkeeping, in my home, needed most urgently. 3223173 weeday*. St. Rt. 43.1 Winter Springs. Rent sac. YYt.IIW t11NULU ented a ?use and after Pie paid first and last months refit arid deposit, he could have bought a charming 3 bedroom. 2 bath with patio, garage and cer.Ual air. Let :Iiff Jordan REALTOR salve your no pets 2621 Elm. Sanford $175. security. 121-4954. SSEL8ERRY, 3 bedrooms, or. close in. $150 mo. $37 Oai or 534 37It arge 2 bedroom duplex. Close to school, large yard. $145 ea. per month includes continuous cx terminating and yard care. $100 iaCuity. 7735133 or 3227444. Bedroom on 4 acres partially teared, kitchen equipped. $150 pedrooms. Deliona—option tø xiy, I bedroom. Both include lIaised-In potch, air, heat, :arpet fully draped. 2nd n'ort gage ivallable. Securlty 1 month. )wner. 75.347 O.41t1?.41 I'll 1111 For Rent 1$—Wanted to 0 BR. $150 mo. or buy with $2,000 k.iwn 3 BIt. Fern Park. 5190 ma. i.Iffi ntitkta', ouse. Large yard, close to school. 173 Month Includes 'ontlnuous xtermln,atIng aid yard care. 5100 Houses Rent FurnIshed W'WW iIIUIU WI,.. 13-Lots and Acreage and Groves IS—Resort Property Eor Sale 14—Farms O000r tun it ies Make more money. Wilt pay II per cent in?. Good land for coUateral. $3,000 for 3 years. Marvin P. Gas.srr'an. (Bonded Mon. Broker) 7401 Mohawk Tr, Malt Call 445 30 3 Apartments Rent Unfurnlshed Bedroom Duplex equipped. $140 Month. 744 1. Church Ave., Longwood, 531 9641. ME YOU TROUBLED? Call Toli Free, 444 7071 for "We Care"— "Hotllne". Adults or Teens. * *GENEVA GARDENS, * * Single story studiO, 1, 2. and 3 bedroom apartments Pool, ii', harn.'n i 5?t t)arq,n with' rlubhovle. carpeting, drapes, k'tcPen eouped. central heal a'd 'j Ic, ui ,u,i it .iJ air .cnthly rentals from $142 SO CII 377 2611 or SI) 99') t place 327 7090, 1503 W. 25th St Sant.."d an , ,. , Call 473 1157 '.ru'ePO Box 13fl Sanford, Ftoridi pIca. 7 bedroOm, COfldif,ane'd. dultS preferred 377 6470 or 37) IS.' air Mobile Homes Rent 1542 (74 hrs.) 17—R.ai'Estate Wanted ___________________- hf, near elementary Khool, sISO no 131 0111 or 534 375? - - '' I$-.-Inccrtie And Investment Property Personals * ___________________________ ford-- Two bedroom ottage. Investment 41—Houses (or Sale 57—Moolie tomes PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help em Houses Rent Un furnished Il Travel & Recreation linent. original paintings. origindi household furnishings and items Ib) 1971 Continental automobile, ID Plo. IYS9A$$2S$3. 1971 Porsche automobile, ID No. :.' CARPENTRY TRAINING Available now at Seminole ,Juni College. These full time program approved for veterans. Phone 3 Bring Apartments Rent FurnIShed , IJIL - want as iurisdictlon, such holding shall not .ffect any other word, clause, phrase. sentence or paragr.,ph hereof SECTION 10. All resolutions in conflict or inconsistent herewth' hereby are repealed, Insofar as there is COnIiict or inconsistency Attest: S H N. Tamm. Jr . - ,,s .i.,fl 31 or advanced In your home bond election. SECTION 9. In the event ti_at any Word, phrase, clause. sentence or paragraph hereof shall be hefi in valid by any court of competent SECTION 11. This resolution Shall take cIted upon Its becoming a law. PASSED AND ADOPTED thi$ 27th day of September, AD., 1971, 5 Lee P. Moore — care Mature lady wants to babysit I or elderly lady or Child References exChanged 371 OilS Seminole 322-2611 Ask FRANKLIN ARMS APIS 1120 Florida Av 3736450 -. 3732196 ________________ VII DIAL Orlando Aoartments Rent Unfurnlshed tonla'm)'S. SECTION 5. Trus rc'soluton shall be published in full isa part of thi -.- 3 Bedroom Mobile Hemp Adult Only. No Pets Pr,',ate Lot "5'! 4' on S '""" e One or lo adults only 540 12 3265 wide 2 bedrooms, furnis,h.d, H A. 150 Monthly. Adults. 372 715.3 ven1ngs. Joy beautiful Wekiva River by enting a mobile home at CAMP IEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol 122-1470. Sandlewood Villas Business Property For Pnnt RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES VVM LI1UUt * Un furnished ti or withovt offices on SR .46 at I - any sire We are wI'eei;n �'--:UB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 thursday, AdsAre ,___ -_ __ ---- ........-ft 41 And Acreage JOHN kRIDER. ASSOC Garnett White Stem 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, SOul )Ifl mob ile horn, on S tree shaded acre's lifetime Sez! * of - Hartman Realty, Inc. loll- ç1? "i3 The Gre a ter Mall tEALTO5. Sf'lb(Iry 930 l6 S UNDER $70 D OM neorooms near hospit*i. 512.5(5) POOL '3 Brooms on 3+. acres. 515(5)0 3 drnc.ri.'+ family room. Screened 3 fl'fn y Patio. central heal, air, 526.005) HOMESS)O,000 to $aO,000 sith lef ms 3 Bearooms. Vii baths, i'. acres. TAF F ER REALTY 377 665S 5)3 0(30 Payton 13 01 6J ps,awat ia Ave at 1/ ç7 _______________________________ ., ... , Woodmere- 3bdrm.. 1 bath. come $19300 Will consde reasonable offer. Term arranged. Owner. 32227$') i Bedrooms.. Mayfair, ayfair, $17.C)0 3 Bedrooms, 7 pluS acres . U&000 put the car in the garage Wit Central larida r " longer neCded 'lrms with a MULTIPLE LISTINGREAI 'tied t3 in The' Evening 373 499) :. r'' r yt4 S a Possible PEAL ESTATE. INC 327 A457 3771111 377 7171 Time 1Sted Firm Days 322 6123 Nights 377 5121 or 377 7357 SALE! F :i 'top 3di n io Aft, 14r% 377 920i 372 399) and 377 06: LAKE MARY- Lake front bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, ceo teal hear and air, screened porch $11,500. bedrOom, 2 bi'th, sw imm ing pool A r e al charmer Central heat and air, family room, walk across the, street to BASS FiSHING, 132.90C. home ready for immediate oc cupancy Located on So Ruskin Street, near Lake Mary School. on large wooded lot. Only 526.430 with It: pct. assumable mortgage. Phone 3052992036 days or 62$ 260 evenings. uSED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Days 337 flI? 3 bedroom, 1'+, baths, no qualifying. $1,900 down, $196 mo. 7 pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 7737750. NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN ltivty renovated, 7 &drms. family BE CUT WITH SCISSORS VACANT- Large 3 bedroom,2 bath, family room, equipped kitctten, carpet, nice well landscaped IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING fenced yard. 532.500. WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre, beautiful building site. $7,500. The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AYE" ww The 24065. Hwy. 1792 REALtOR 3235774 16'i32' screened enclosed pool, 539.300. Can be refinanced. 3nor 3737770. Mer Cove 7109 522,900. ON RESERVOIR , I I II - U I - L 'i ' a I -4 12 L A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Home Air Conditioning Cen'ral HI.t & Air Condifning For fretestImates, Carl Harris, at SEARS i improvements 177, 365-5555 ORLANDO I Appliances eO., Heator Cleaitlsv' SeflfO(dElectrlcCompany 2522 Park Drive, 377 3 FALLCLEANING 'ImpW'Wath&Spra.klesn Exter ior walls, eaves, patio, walks - __________________________ OIL HEATER CLEAptNG CALL RALPH DUKES " 5"' - Beauty Care 1 1 - Lots and Acreage -i Carpentry ______________________ VIPICEPITS CARPENTRY 4nfrtior Trim, Pineling, Custom Carpentry. No lob too Small Licensed & Bonded. 3235677 - Sewing - _____________________________ - patvi1,, *M W,l : too small. Quality work,n.,lp Ph. 3731379 or 123-179. •• lvART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 372 Sf45 Carpet Master. Steam, shampoo or thy foam Clean it fo r the Christr'.as visitorS, 3230973. lobs cl all types. Carpentry. t.'Cr.t .5ci'k, t cr-i 722 Carpentry. Roofing, CemenI flnithlnq, PIhIIW4 $luWvbt. Billy GES, 3331707. 11 Bud (abrlt 372 9032 afliff#rrie Remodeling, r L NEOUCED PAYMENTS 1973 .,.. Firmeri under Niaie Ad. mtørsHen *sUst.acs Plain. ______ - - - . ' - ' + , ' I '. 66 lrccito, Sent or d. 372 7070 Well Drilling Plumbing so You got trovbl,,huls? WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types ,IC rç p fast derbe Plumbing rIr Not voter heaters, new in sIallateøn. Also heating and air )diflasIng. P40w ii you have trouble ciii Us. Let )4chack furnac and hasten. Anytme, wy 331' 1*0 E. 5antanj Springs Rd. Lon -'.'ood,Fla375O Li - r arj ' . ..-.____ - ; _____ 621 077), cr,,'r 377 -4437 a ____ " % - - . REAL ESTATE BROKER SANFORD 322-7881 I_ $11 $4-Il. ___________________________ Motorcycle Insurance 1971 Yamaha, 330 RD Good COndition,$$50 373-0153 . 1972 Honda CB 100. New tag and sticker. $250 or best Offer. One owner. 327.5253, Winter Springs. ...... '3195 DO-IT-YOURSELF-CAM I .- , f . _. ,f ~ .'r 11. 0 %.~4-'4 4 1. 1. NEW TOYOTA TRADE-INS '73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE Beautiful Orange, Radio, 4-Sp., Economical .. ' HONDA of ORLANDO +- Orlando - - 79 - Trucks and :--.1 ell . L 841-864J • 80 -; lass. Dave's Fur,iltur•. 500 .anford Ave., 3739310. - NO CLOSING COSTS CONVENTIONAL FINANCINCS FROMI PERCENT + Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford, Sales office open Mon .- F r i : 9-6, Sat. & Sun, 1.6 7 , : I j 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE 4 0 Dial 322-8721 '- - - Stamps-Coins 1971 C on tinental Mark IV, limit ed edition sliver luxury group. AM. FM Stereo with tape, red leather Interior. 5.900 miles local. One owner. Safe guard warranty. 3774*41. Dealer. A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Cali 372- 3611 or 931 999'). Ar Buy and Sell Gold and silver CoinS, Single or Bulk SEMINOLE C0IP4 CENTER. 109W. lit St 113 4,57 8319993 PER 5 r WEEK 1111111111 drive. Good mechanical condition. soo S. Sanfor d Ave., Can be seen is. 1977 Chevy station wagon V.lngswood. Power, air, 9 passenger, Muil salt. 11,900 or will negotiate. $31 7320. + " 171 Buick LeSabre'l door hardtop, 72 Auction Open daily I') S for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates. etc. Hwy. 46 West, Sanford In 3620 * Public Auction * EvcrvSat 14ghtlpm West 1st St IH*y 461 Santord (nr5QnmCnts Welcome Open Daly tO Its STAN'S AUCTION I', air conditioned, bull power equipment, excellent condition, Fully guaranteed. $1995 Call Don Pope, 3221651. Dealer. 1971 Mustang, by owner. Mach I, 6 cyl., ton glow, fold down rear seat, BOB DANCE DODGE fully equipped plus many other extras. 91000 miles. Wife's car. Will sell; way below dealer cost. See to appreciate. 322.370, winter Springs, Your Word ls Your Credit * BUY HERE 1801 WEST FIRST ST., SANFORD - 644-3912 * Jay £ Gee Auto Sales 323-7730 Sup erIsed_Cars 617 4119 1 at 0*90 '73 CORVETTE '6695 '73 CHARGER S.E The hard to find mod.ii Loaded with equipment and beautlfult Only Whit,, Auto Coup. Loaded '3095 '73 DODGE CHARGER Air, Steering, Vinyl Top, Auto 12995 + Aso ______________ a :1. HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lot; Near The Country Club, p Additions Bui It Wi th 173 340 DART VI, Air, Auto, P.S., Silver, w.Black Stripes '2395 CTUCT1ONIrc Remodeling -- -- roof. Loaded with equipment including factory air. 9,000 actual miles. ONLY '74 A ppointment Pi()wtwOsO(at, UNIORD Il)i P4a, I? $) Swttu Sa.t.d Pit 773 II)) 044 --.4 '4 '71 OLDS CUTLASS it '1995 Special only .. _NOW ONL $4395 $5195 $2195 $1995 $1095 $1995 $1895 1 $1795J $1895 $1395 $1295 $1295 $1095 $195 • OPEL MANTA LUXUS '/3 Double Sharp.. D,,,s Maroon 0 • 895 '2095 2 dr. H. top. 346-4 spied. Bright red, black bucks? seats - chrome wheels. (L on 2 Dr. Hardtop, Sharper Titan New. 23.000 Mi. e... P.O. 11895 EANEST Ill TOWN, ONLY Double Double Sharp '1 495 2 Or. Hardtop *1 795 Excellent Truck Buys lit DODGE VAN - .iInv I' 5 Chrom' St'' l ttiJ(h ,ifld Only (lii I it '2695 '72 FORD EXPLORER PICKUP V-k auto, p.s., air cond. Topper Super blue In color and only 0 these company cars] I, - Tapper. A C, 4 5). Like New. '12 '2395 I '2295 i FORD COURIER Sp WC. Mirrors. Radvo, Oversized W W T're's , 31999 '66 FORD VAN LIL HUSTLER Only '1 333 1314 DeLANO 1 H. it OF & D.Larud Pt 1)4 SlIt Sjn*.xd Ph Ili ))t* ,,, li - - a I '73 CHEVY LUV PICKUP I '72 DATSUN up to $600 171 PLYMOUTH FURY III '71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP '69 DART GTS . 2 dr. H. top, air, p.s., pb.. Bronze with custompalnt.cttrom.wtt,.ls&bigtires, Very clean, Perfect for the iSippis on a budget. Only '695 MANY USED VW'S IN STOCK PRICED FROM $395 0 322.3103 '2395 '73 VEGA G.T. HATCHBACK `67V.W. STATION WAGON-9 PassengerBus....,..,.....$1395 '65T-BIRD-- One Only, Local Car, Like New... .......... ...$1295 Save '71 PORSCHE 914 •1 SUPER SPORTS CAR white vinyl top. Only' '71 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER- Yellow, Air And All- $2295 70 PONT IAC BONNEVILLE CON VT.- Air, NICE! ........$1695 7O MUSTANG- 6 Cyl., Straight Drive, Real Economy Car $1595 70 DODGE POLARA SEDAN- Loaded and Clean . .51595 ..... $595 PINTO Air, 4-Speed, Vinyl 'lop 7,0000 Mi. I BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN INC. Call For Console 2 dr. H. top. Bright blue with white vinyl WAS '74 DASHER-2 Dr., Air, Auto, 4,000 Mi ..................$4995 73 V. W. CAMPER W- POP TOP- Air, auto., 1 Owner ......$5695 '72 PINTO STW. WGN,- Red, Auto., Beautiful Car $2595 12 OPEL RALLEY SPORT- 4 Sp., Radio, Yellow .........$2395 '72 HONDA 45O CYCLE- Full Dress ............ $1295 '72 V,W, CON VT.- Yellow, Local Car, Low Mi '71 B U I C K LeSABRE- Sedan, Loaded, Nice Too ..........$2195 Several low mileage Demonstrators In stock ew- PrideBy IL - - '72 DART SWINGER .. Of Loch Arbor 1-1 10 I§ THIS WEEK SPECIAL VW SEDAN-Dark Green- SUPER NICE TOO!! .......$1995 94 C I Autos for Sale We Need To Sell These Used Cars To Make Room For '75 Model Trade-ins. Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Large Picnic Area, Batketbalg and Tennis Co,r'f. Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid 6 I , • International . 1. ton, 1 wheel drive, toolbox bed. $1200. 365 3161 C&aue Sa PRICED F ROM $35,000 12495 AC, AT, Radio, PS, PB, 1-Owner Trailers Fa A COMMUN ITY OF FINE HOMES , $ 1995 '72 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1-4 to Princeton, West to Edgewater, Left 4 Blocks .I ' PINGSPECIAL '1095 : ,. .. ... Central Florida's First Dealer e. 1802 Edgewater 1. 111, - 1111111111111111111111 1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4-Wheel Drive Station Wagon Low Mileage, 1-Owner r' , --,-, Sale On 1974s I .. . 1970 Yamaha 750 Enduro Good Dirt Bike Best offer.3fl1602 L .'_- .. BLAIR AGENCY 323 3066 - Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? - HUNTING SPECIALS 1977 LTD Brougham. 2 door, full power, 21.000 miles. Extra sharp condition. Split seats and temperature control. 322-414. Dealer, .~ )Q7Edgeyate-q ,.- - W. GARNETT WHITE =_.___;_ 4Z Pd AL P U,s WAN tED -',;-ml ,ifl, ( t,'A 5'. riti r l',,rk It 69 -- , k. I MONTH 1973 MG Midget, blue, 11,000 miles $300 and take over payments 322-7033 Car i P ,,.~ ( Whlilo Buckets With yal,DouIton,HaviIandBavarian hint. Iced crystal and pIThed - + PlOP1AoFOfLA11DO CLEARANCE SALE - -- Singer Zig-Zag 20,000 SQ. FT. INDUSTRIAL SHELL BUILDING. 100'x200'0 H' CEILING CLEARANCE, WILL COMPLETE TO SUIT TENANT. , $11) 4QPER IFF- 9"Trr ______________________________ 1964 Jeep station wagon. I wheel _111111111 + FOR SALE OR LEASE 't n.est" serv. a useful purpi again when you sell them *11h 0 Claulflod Ad trot" the Herald. Call in lo,uyt Met-1 detayl just dIpI rn 2611 of #71 'n, low ciY4ent All - over payments 515 Month Good conditico 377 372? 1969 GMC STEP VAN. '6 Cyl. Engine, 4Speed Trans. .1. ..X .,. ________ ' 75)734$6 SANFORD INDUSTRIAL PARK IliL MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 701W indSt: REALTOR, Ti-1' Evening Herald Sunday HftWd . . 'ouit Iron twin beds, springs and nattre-ss, excellent condition, $10 ' ach Small Frlgerdalre, 535. iAontgomery Ward air conlitloner, like new, 4000 BTU runs Longwood CI. P;NTS "i .___ ____________-., ,' i4110 vofls, has own the-rmoi,at, minole COury S or W acres Pawed road, trees, fenced. Desirable location. Terry Realty, .l I '.% 14'l'SI - r-1c 830.5500 Realtors ____________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVILE _______________________________________________ .'--" _- ':' Sanford, 322.0445 or more Informal Ion give m.a call today; Jerry Emerson. Asspc., $30 $500. After hours, 934-3370. If ic - _______ I I 24 11 S. GrandsiewAve., Roberts & Gilman Hanger - ., HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE *.rM. highway ft'i, fl1FROflDA CASH 127 1137 mr 'crd furniture, .ipphances. tnol ft( Buy I or 1001 items I ?.'art 2)5 S,ifl40,d Ave ______ Pncy SSriOd% Barn, we buy furniture And miscella neousSell lb io Pct ci onsqnn'entS F re-v. prk ups t.utlOn Sat night at 1 p m Call 377 7770 'The Afternoon Newspaper" Call Crrdit Dept. H OME OR MOBILE HOME Ac 3222611 O .,fliy nIl y I Cve-j $69 1116 ORTHSEMINOLECOUNTY-.2 , , acres, wooded- $17,300 F AST LAKE COUNTY- Five 4 $ISS PH l3o5l32j.s67o - SANFORD SEWIPIGCENTER 07AFastlit St. Sanford 3779111 part grov.-$14,750. the iractors + WE TAKE TRADES - Call Now For Home Delivery It FROM I I Drop ri bot,nri. 79 z.'ii and ) ru-lc XiStQ.i Like ric- v (Ondt,on. solid nevvf or 500. balance-of 115 caiPi or 5 Payments of 5)0 New warranty lire are three Ideal parcels: EAST LAKE COUNTY-Ply, acres, MONTHLY -' - - Any • Autos forrSate payments. 3770691. Wanted to Buy .rry's Ever notice how many important stories break after the morning paper deadline? Why wait until tonight's TV news give you the headlines. Get the whole story today in The Herald - ainiffs aailsft' an annual •dIust,4 gross ic.m. it $SWC-111.7IS are [ WlIdtiSnev$r99arffi$row I. iljiblhiy IS purdiaw a PAW 3 52. beàss.a PiS• ter NO CASeI .3 DOWN PAYMENT AND t kerisrd Rrsde-nl.dl, Counmrcial Fre.EsIim,tes Ph3fla$73 r,urrbcr. $1 1331 Then call it, tor AdditionS & Repair. flWlIV!WT, - Home Improvements Pn?r' J$vyIa5 a NEW MAIONDA$, HOME lit Deflena hvs never W bed ISIS .asyt Wwkia, IF N9944 as Motif as retirees w*tk ,, UAL TOWS 15.'I Love P.'.ii, y Blvd 121 6353 or 615 233.t 1 Timely. U FORREST GREENE INC. 1 day I ycar 373 5310 Jr __________________________ - RYDER RENTS TRUCKS PAUL SLATER Profetsional walipaper bSz.,, ?J$ dry, $5,750. Wall Papering Daef 11111111111111111 - Truck Rentals Painting - Cai'pet Cleaner -- Custom made Drapes and spreads, Quality WO4tmonthIp. Landciearing, se'plIc tanks, flit dirt. Dorothy Bliss 319-5*j drIveways All kindS of digging I 337 9)17 373 Ti) mummunnum Brickorstoneptantsr's Patch repast work. 372 3400. -= :&A BACKHOE SERVICE - Jim'S Concrete 1. Masonry--Fee. estlimslet F too-i. patios & drive-s. ___r •,saA •...,.4,,.. IWI IflIWIW. in machine Fully automatic. Pay. or 10 Payments of Of ALTAMONTE-. 100'025' Rolling Hills area, tall pine Ire-ti, high and . Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harritti's Beauty Nook) 519E Pine 372 - 13 I 40 in Sewing cabinet. repossesseo Singer' best model, winds bobbin - & roots Pe'noves mildew, furçus, mud dobbers, wasps 4. spIder, webs 3770397. L +JLJ Chest k * Singer * * LOTS LAKE MARY, ??x7)O. lake privileges to Crystal Lake. A (WHY RENT?, -- - speed, 21,000 miles. Sacrifice, 1923 firm 321 1141, 9 30 to S. 1973 Volkswagen Super Bug, I 1971 Toyota Land CruIser, automatic owner, immaculate, worn hubs. Good conditIon. 12400. IT 97',atta11o MIS?)?. 61 1415 _____ 1971 Honda MT 250Elsinore. Sl00 down and takeover JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Go-mle'y'sE.6 3734133 Ik I nice sofa, $60; dlnstta, 120 oak rocker, $25; Single bed, $75; roll. away bed, 117.50; old steamer trunk. $10. Kulp Decorators, 409 W. is, St. 332 3335. very pretty building site. $3,100. FUliLinEAf4, - * 1963 Muslanp, autmoatic, power steering, factory air. Local. Sharp car. Honda 450. Excellent condition. Jt Inspected, 1300. Call 323 51 51 after I p m Feed 68 just around the slot oev..aisoo Dave NeOaU P50*50 GOLDEN 7flIICH'N SEW Pressure Cleaning - J1J_ I A H I N EU'S Vi i.i.js; J Household Goods and Maple Bachelor C411 1311-01173 Mobile Homes 43 - Built around nature with you in mind... Lakefront apartments, with a natural, relaxed atmosphere. I 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323-5700 \;o. - Because - Convenient to shopping, 17.92 and 1.4. d akM.3rrIs Chair GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I Carpentry. Remodeling, Additiøt, 11 51 Cone see us at our b ig ne-s- loCation OFF AIRPORT -- -- --- -- ---- and were MARINER'S VILLAGE APART. MENTS, located on 17-fl S. Sanford. Our unspoiled Is unit adult apartment complex features 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, complete with central beat and air, carpeting throughout (your choice of color) drapes, G.E. appliances, garbage disposal, pool, laundry facilities, and clubhouse with TV and corn. plete kitchen facilities for private partlei. L7141$ tires 530. 373 0213. 112 Garrfw Dr. clean 3 bd., 1 bath, family rm. $11,900 Terms, rent with option. Owner, 034-43a. 42 - -1966 Mustang convertible. New tires, tag and brakes. $100. 373.7024 or 80 173 Celica ST. Iron* disc brakes. 1 1972 Mercury Capri. $150 oown take 1970 .--.-.. vanity with laboratory, $30; 4 used DaBary $1500 down and tabe over payments. 3 bedroom concrete block home. Fenced yard, carpet, air, heat. 3237534 or 323-3099. 323-7900 SANFORD PET REST INN Boardlng&Groomlflg Ph. 377 1Q57 323-133S."LáeMary' 4L1 4791 14'i4'Wl Pet Care BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Small Jobs Waffled + COVE Used kitchen cabinets, one30" REALTOR Bedroom Apts. SwImmiflg Pool IT.nnis Courts IFishing a. Boating iDisposats Dlshwash.ri Drapes 01.2.3 kf? f1A 1111 CARRIAGE NOW RENTI NG 332.47$' Corbett Real Estate - 17767S4 Autosfo..rSale Motorcycles ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. CALL AFTER S. 3720425 67A POOL TABLE 5*0 LAX E - 411 corner- in the trees Lawn mower, power; large refrigerator with largefreezeq, All items excellent condition. Beautiful oak trees, shade, 3 bedroom, 1 bath doll house. ne Herald... 11111 - Free kittens, I mos. old, S miles, 2 females. 322 6799. 1. We're inl,mnationat Oil i'uri'ace with Blower. Cheap Cash and Carry. 373-4o$ I bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air, Harold flail. Realty 322.2611 PH. 3225997 Nights, 323-1167 or 373 9007 A. 1111 7 ' Canoe, wrought Iron table with marble top and chairs, 10 be. bike. 1003 Scott Ave. A.A. MCCLAPIAHAN, BROKER - ()ni..ncjo 14312299 1214, 3 BR, lovely setting. Call for price. WILl i , I'h. (:105) 32:3.HI6O -- . 78 . • Mustang City $50 Down B uys KAR.TUNE Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming 1. Boarding Kennels 322-3757. SlJt1. 11(f. -127, 2.3 mlir% t'a%t of 17- 92. Metal shelving 36 lineal ft. Of Used heavy guage steel shelving with rolling ladder. Sacrifice price. 322. + I Every Afternoon. - Large 1973 PLYMOUTH 1300 ND TAKE OVER PAYMENTS offer. 323-1371, Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories finance, shots, guarantee. 1-901737.3476 or 1-904737-2917. - automatIc with lx scope. Rugar .72 automatic. 323-1003. home, burnished, corner lot, S1115M. 1 t'hoi'e lot, Sanford )27 1733 & Dachshunds, ShIh Tzu, Schnauzer, Yorkle, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi poo, 33 pups on display, we buy pups. and l("t'fl( your 300* with dx scope, shoulder strap Old scabbard. Sporlklng 22 semI- NEWLY RENOVATED, 1 Bdrm. WETAKETADES , - I BR,2 Bath, Ravenna Park, 539.500 Blvd REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary 373 6.353 or 645 7313 ii cIe'tli)l1 .,iI.il.l,, ii iiIiJiIui,i( irk. ('(nIle out IU(Li)' Rockwell table saw with wooden stano 373123.3 after 4 Outstanding Buys - 80 ts';llti (.00fl cPrriII 76 65 Mini Autos for Sale 1971 FIrebird Good Condition Fully Equipped. One Owner 322512) 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best * Tune- up, electrical and diagnostic service. Call 323.9277 for an ap pointrnent at your home or office Cocker, 80 173 Continental Mark IV. Loaded, local one owner. Safe guard plan. 17,000 miles. All Continental features including leather Interior, Extra Sha'p. Priced to sell Jfl 49*1. Dealer, SAPIrORD PEC VEE SERVICE 2)11 W lit St. 37)17)1 We bring the Garage To You Pets and Supplies Autos for Sale see at M&M Motor Parts Complete trailer htchr., All kindsavalahle Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ctier' Ktriuiil, Pups, studs, AKC. Toy 1. Mini Poodles all colors, - cd - 11u,iuIv + etc Couch 72" Scolchgard, $150. Autumn haze mink stole, like $330 3239021. 2345 Park Dr. 1. 000 dOwn, assume 7U pct. mtg. $797 mo. 4 bedroom, 7 bath, central heat, air, carpet, kitchen equipped, family room. 0517720 ext. 36 days, Eves. 323-9347. FORREST GREENE INC. &a ,, 'i.li)Ir(I' 1lI1(vL 322 -2103 AFTER S Your MLS Agency REALTORS I 4, .. Equipment for Rent spayed. 373 173*. -- ''"t - Musical Merchandise Jayco pop-up trailer. Sleeps 4, stove, Ice box, canopy. Excellent con. dillon. Last ad. 5550. 323-9033. -- - frt ezers .vre POISSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 372-596) lle'i kl GIRLS 21 IN, BICYCLE LIKE NEW. $30 322•2420 Anytime - room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $2.000doen $150 monthly. 322 2217. CAN Raborn. After hours 3224179 Or cond step tacj(r% c,<, "nip - S"zHP JOHNSON KICKER WITH TANK 372-6739. 59 80 Camper-Travel Trailers FALL SPECIAL: Air conditioners, Generators. Awnings, Automotive service & repairs, Floyd Flowers, Southern RV Servic, 373 9020. Mahogany upright .piano, newly rebuilt. Need room. Reasonable. Call after 5, 373.4616. r' ' 75 St. Bernard female. Obedience trained, 1120. AKC registered, L FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Hurry? - ,j, S.,, ctr gf - j Color TV's; Table & Chain; AM-FM Stereo; 1969 Olds". Also misc. Items. 323-01(*. potential. 137,100. For details call SANFORD- Executive neigh borhood, 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, older home with charm. Many extras, including built in break fast table. Landscaping main taireed with aid of under ground sprinkler system A must see for discerning buyers 559.000 ii. - + 6 REALTORS Associate Sonny clng to help you A real buy at 5)6.500 SANFORD REALTY IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) One oil furnace 112,000 BTU plus 150 gals. of fuel oil 1123. 372-9409 after COZY COTTAGE-- Two bedrooms. den, paved street. quick oc cupancy. Owner will hold finan C EACH 'e0 t'.,, Stenstrom. AppIancCS COB IA BOAT CO. - ' Opening Soon - wedding ring, 2 BATHSI Plus. Investment Everything greatly reduced, example: 11054 11' Bass boat, 1495: G,zlvanized $263 trailers, 11*3; Dependable 5195 33 HP motors, $3.50. Many others, terms. ai P4 II( Boats & Marine Equipment Sensational Bargains G New 26" girl's 3 speed bicycle. Generator light. loll light and basket. W. 12 diamond *hilt gold CITY- BIG HOME, 4 BEDROOMS, ' -' /'I44I4* - NEARLY WATERFRONT- 3 LAKE MARY tiulijer has new 3 bedroom, 3 bath . l 55 Equipment - Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath executive 'omc on one acre and ,;,e more acres In producing citrus grove. All for U9,000+ Call REALTOR.Asiuclate Julian hourS 377 6404. Boats &Marine 64 Miscellaneous, odds and ends. Everything in good condition. 103 Parkvlew Dr., Suntand Estates. $115 931 odI?. 55 Set.-Sun. Sale: Carport Early American Zenith Con.'ole Color TV, excellent condition. W. lst St. Associate Row Southward. After - . ''~* __ Silver Lake Road Sanford, Fla Clearing out greenhouse plants clothes, disheS, depression glass, misc. Cheap. 107 Garrison Dr., Fri. Sat. Sun. MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1792 Open Sat. & Sun 95 131-2920 BOYI HEAR THIS! ONLY 2 BATHS, only 7 years old and only 529.5001 Just needs you two to buy ltl Call REALTOR. Ilshag lake. 5)7,900. TV. Radio-Stereo ___________ 53 Dinette, 134.30; chest of drawers, 5)7.95; couch, 512.95; baby bed, $19.50, DI.) Curiosity Shop, 1301- CITY- ONLY 3 BEDROOMS, many extras overlooks a prett Jim Hunt Realty SHEETS 25 CHULIJOTA- I bedrooms, 2 baths pool, air conditIoned, a home will -- . 1. $341209. - - Miscell.lrtPous rOr Sale P4 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" JOHNNY WALKER r,(PIERAI CONTRACTOR Woodlands, Longwood or Phone service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730*97 FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 74"x44".$6SO EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELUERRY Realty . - and TaPPefl. Garage Sale: Fri., Sat., Sun. ClothIng, household items, and priced riqht. Financing available Misc. 314 Tollgate Trail in the with no down payment Dick'S Appliances 377 7655 & Marine Equipment Boats Gas tanks 12 & 1$ gals; aluminum windows, various sizes; vinyl Cus hi ons, bench seats. Helm ,, -r smant cha irs, vinyl tops, misc. hardware. Saturday, Oc,. 12, 9 £.fli. to 2 p.m. --- Ranoes. Itotpoinl WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E. First St. - I ti - _- a For 3 bedroom, large family room, wa ii to wall stag carpet. Irrigatlo " system with well ,and pumi Fenced yard. $76,500 Low interei existing mortgage or refinancf 322 1211. S Contact us; you may qualify BROKERS p 50 Stenstrom SubscI 1 + - - Thursday, Oct. 10. 1974-98 ye On The Want Ads I f You Have An Eye For Value Your Accessory Bargains + - - - ncntS ST. JOHNS REALTY ALUMINUM 11 '::'e-'--- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Keep S5 ' - L.ongw,1 3 Families or singles lh(' p p- FOR 11 ---- I . __________________________ -' - Realtors Inc COUNTRY 1919% i77 7371 37 1196 337 15*1 322 Ilti 373 1959 uerltd Dial 377 2611 or 511 99$) to -, '--'-" GarageRummage 54 KENMORE WASHER, parts, 830 5500 loa, I I * ____________ Dining room table and chaIrs, Fla. room couch that makes , bed ,1192,, Junk Sale: Sat., 10-6. King site coffee table. $5, walnut bedroom suite. FrigIdaIre Lake Mary a refrigerator separate freezer, excellent condition. Odds and ends. 109 Lake Dot Dr., 373-7109. 52 App liances 4110. Roberts & Gilman 2 Adults 1$ thru retirement 3 Bedroom. 7 bath house. Hlddeii LaI. like small dowi assume VA morigege, S'4 pct Owner. Ph 377 7775. Stemper Realty +' :----': --- Household Goods Eola. EVEREST REALTY, INC., REALTORS, 626 O11011. After hourS call Loyal Walley, Salesman, 295- They're Hot!" * NO DOW PAYMENT I Your new custom home an ,i tot os,.r Clinice lIur FMAPI REAL FY Al Pell. Jenny Clark.'Ass 1 $127 ItS) Day, (v 3 Bedroom brick, I acre, 5)5.000 3 Bedrooms 5)1200 4 t1ei1roOrns 2 Story. pool $39600 HOMES 140,000 and UP fledroorn, 1 acre plus pool anc barn. 144,900 Income and investment Property Downtown EoIa Area- 2 yr. young, S unit apa rt ment building. Each unit haS 2 bedrooms, living, dining, all appliances Included In kitchen. Excellent owner I man. clog available. Ideal rental area near downtown offices and Lake I Bedroom, 2 bath, central heat an d air. Double garage. Dishwashe and dlSpo%al. House in In maculate Condition. Manicure d landscaping, Includes large bac yard with many citrus tree $36,500. Call Ron Hendersor , Assoc., $303500. Aft er hours 93ii. M. M UNSWORIH REALTY 901W lit St 373 6061, 3 7 05)7, 37-2 9320 1100 C 35th St 16 -- IDYLLWILDE--ALDEAN DR Ne, hou%CS in a rural area No dovo ll rtv nif'rit riont'iIy payments lei 'han rent 6overn, nent ubS,ttit to u ;lIltCtl Liu erS Call ?o you gui'. ly'' ____________________________ Sale - "G e t 'Em While in Fbi investment beats a W15f Terms 1; -'-- I ---_____ - --- . . - ' tect, Kuip Realty. 377 2333. Broker, 107W Ccmmerclal Sanford. 377 if) Holises for 41 - 4 Bedrooms, Wt baths. Fully ca r. peted, utilities room, carpoi t central heat. 519.500; $600 dOwi 1 $14317 month, principal and I MOSSIE C. BATEMA N COUNTY Houses for Sale - 2 bedroom, family room, feoc carpet, low down. Only $16,10. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7 50. Homes, Lots W. 1 41 Houses for Sale Commercial Propertle * * * * I * * * Deltona 7 3. Pct Iderest Rats We have several nice ho meS GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU .i'ahIe in the Sunland area SEED NO MONEY DOWN pfiCNi in the 705 3 and i bedroom hones. I': to 7 b,tns priced from $77.150 to sis.icn on large wooded tot Seller INVESTMENT pys all cloSing cost VA, FHA. 'Qfor 0ON1 business or flV(St conventional loans B uild er. rnent' Ask US about our llStsng5 on Dellona, 904 199 2790 OrlandO. D(OPt'M it this area 1 6S 173 1336 jI _" - __ Gal ( __ Houses forSale IT Houses for Sal. inders 'I ?aII Youl Friendly Classified "BuyeH ___ SUNLAND 5 '.': 1 41 I _.. '1#, 1* Al - I --: ----------.. - . .-. - --- Oct. 10, 1974 __._________ - ___ I. - .. - - -- I , Want i '---' WHERE EVERYBODY RIDES!! is �_____________________________________________________________________ ____ __________ - - - - - - - - - - -- -= - _ v 1OB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker MNPER MANY) IT WAG 714T ØEER I 14AD CAN'T %VAk UP TODAY . 140W DD U I4AVE? IF coz YOU VATIC, NOT rAV 0 JAMES 5 I I wri / p - • 'iOU MEAN EVERY.).---41'.. I DID IN THIS EVtRIONE EAR %'H.AT PLACE MS AlMORSI I1NDA X KNOW '\RU - HAS ONEE, OOP! HOWEVER ... 1% , Tes T i 1096 • K QJ 6 • 484 4JQ97 SOUTH ID) 4 AKQ --- - _ 4 - --- I .-- - -, I byDoveGrouc WE'RE NAMES,THE SAMr.f ON-TO SOMEWAY YOU AIZE! 'MING, ALLEY! NONE! 7 . est - _ - -- - - - ________ ______L_., 0 L 67th Year, No. 45-FrIday, October 11, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I - " ç-------.z - if i - _____________ .- king-queen of spades; entered • cashed the Jack of spades. That play squeezed East. He had to k) ____ a - duc __ -or A 74 Q632 Both vulnerable ei ther discard gave South the slam. You should note that if South ..-'' North East So th won the first trick the squeeze -I . RuhQRS TIME ... -- II THAT ..AND COME 107W NK FORMER IT HE MS ALSO " I RULER HAD j CALLED BY TWO (MAYSE 'v— EAST 6 LJ ii It 743 . maneuver Is Known as revtifying the count. Sou th sti ll had his 11 sure winners. He was trying for 12. After that start was all over for the defense. South won the second diamond cashed his ace- '° ,e2 4AK WEST • ALLEVOOP Ot4E Heducked thefirst trick. ThIS J 1052 4j 1 lilt II JACOBY __________ - 1-- and NORTH j it .L A TAIL I _____ n QSWAI.D • ______ F'l I) JIC ERG - - Turner Dick (1 WIN AT BRIDGE '. - 5 \ ) . __________ \{ • . by CARNIVAL - -- E — • _____________ -' I txpiain r s ato _._._.-r__ - ,-_Vw , fV -_.ki ,7~ ,fi irn -0 __ i 1 ~i . ,_~ ) I - ., I- - ---- - I _ his hand plus a trifle more. With 4OJILT1Th y /4 $ '/ '1 ____ ,.i:'\ , /7 c- II ______ PfzmecroR P .. : 1-!% k-. It ,._, 11_ - , _. . - - :. C ________U CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS A IP _''fU-____ __ _ - - .) f I ' ( ¶1l /'Li. 1 -w i ( i --•' i' )ç : -. GO AHEAD,B14fO, 41c,190) I .-- r'w .. - --- ---__ I - , - -,, çe'i-, " I','ELI. BOOK SWE... - -___---ZJ' a _______ SW - m ?w i ~ I . .I I ~_ I .~, I 1, Si • I to-jo AS ME ,! WE LL. 'WH AT rX LOT Or- OW COME YOU V_= GOT THAT UESO AI'4ATtATTOOEDON ' • . I &I Ai , , . _/ ! 1~,, _/ 1,il~ ~O__ ,-,__ I - Hr ,,, q - - . -____ -- w - I =__1-57 , `_1.N ; -, I .,_E I r I_- .z-- i- )- . — i _ i! I . j- 1 Is &I I -, I _____ "I I - it ________ - _ , by Dick C..ffl I BELIEVE.' I ELtE'' '. ; d PlAY POIJE GIVE ME AN K'EA!... MAYSE L pi3Er REAxFA4T _____________ -= 64 - - ' !'I' FIL,# I _ Re A I - - __ ___:___J ' JS d 1. I= , . ,~_- L V . - - - I A I -- - . '' w &0042_ _ _/ Z - _. zL_M_=7 :- -L -:ri' 4 - , 1 ))d'Th'___ I THAT WHAT Lq. becomeseffectivejani z .1 -. WITH FIREMAN / to -fo - I - _I - , I, - - ;v - - . ____ ___ --' I I -_ ~CU DMT TALK TO HF-R.1 I -4 Q ) ! - "' 11 -,111á:i._ n 5~ 1. --A . Weather DctaI1 Page , I ? e _( I a / - ) - IL Q* I) -. i Index -_ _______ - - WIPD APP16y top __ WHO _________ - V; Vp" Af 7.9 — by FtSIIk 11111 — 7:EM R16-44T KHN EZ, ~ e * ' Around The Clock Bridge ........ ............6B r wI 4" - — 1 I I / LIKI TO ' TALK $ACK T0 - - - - -. " )) ____ \ __________________ -. 1/ 1) 0 0 ____ ' _____ _____ , ' ( - I) = = _~ - - _ __ r;yl !17~= a * - 1 * - 4 -: - - •--- - IIJ_ In addition, m,aJor changes would pernilt extending the program forl2moreyearsand extending the bonding capacity limit from 75 per cent to 90 per cent of the gross receipts revenue available. and Commissioner Turllngton u-st - costs are down almost - 6B ' V?--,, Crossword Puzzle ..........3B 12* Dear Abby raJ 5* Dr Lamb 12* , 48 Horoscope 3* Hospital 3* Obituaries Television ..................3B _________ cadem 10 per nullify the need for the amendment. "Thereare almost 6,000 people who come - to Florida weekly. Many of these a school ag children, ____ ____ _____ __ iw _____ i- - .- - - -4 - - W -X._!Zr .-.: .- -= 1Imf _-=_ % . : rr Z . - a ill Ifth =.t f, 1-M -4 f . - - . . - - -X_-z_ ----f IMM-9 — ~ , 1 li - - • M a, 11 1W.. 16 0! •a - . ( h# T. , that would be funded by HUD Wick Austin, member of the ~_ - i i. -_ ___ .. II.. r Congratulations on good job for United Fund to Harvey (right) and Malsak (left) by Unitas and Ms. May Goal Drio ve N earsHalf had caused him to consider resigning "have been rehed Brown declined to elaborate on the problems sh are " over $700 Tom Hunt, United Fund from city inplo s f Sanford more irid mart "f and intir Springs givers in th Others reirt1n 'ere Uahel Campaign Cha irma n rece iv ed e Count) Fa Hunt s enthusiastic about share," Hunt e reports from major division xplained, "is a May, Ed Maisak, drive coor leaders at the second report school and coll ege employes pledge of one hour's wages per "tor for Florida Power and In other actions, the Sanford luncheon Thursda) at the being able for the first time this month for a )ear" Light and Don Harvey, Housing Authorlt': Jaycees year to use payroll deduction Mrs. ass istant F? and L coordinator Sanford -Seminole Sheila Brown, their pledges. He noted, too, residential of dutch tre.t gathering innd for division chairman, and Len Unitas, past campaign - Awarded the low bid reported 170 women, high chairman and 1974 vice $176 570 to So Construction that $53,952 or 431 per cent of the list of pace-setter flmi for modernization of 40 this )ear's $125,000 goal had 100 per cent employe par- school youth and Gir l Scou ts chairman C ticipation-4s growing past last were knocking on doors in the Hunt announved that the third tine In Edward Hi ggins been reached. apar tments &'s. county. th e report session would be at the "Besides serving as Ter race. Following prer 30 o- so- 'o The new emblem for the 'voice of the United Fund'" Longwood Hotel Thursday, 7'. air begin witl9n three weeks. -Tabled for further stud), HUD recommendations that the PrisonReliefBlasted - The festivities for fathers and sons, and mothers too. begin %vith a morning goff figuring tenant rents. Wilson Jack Horner, United Fund Seminole County Chief "This cannot do anyth ng but ing of the Florida Sheriffs Amwsaid if the change isn't ap- President, reported that Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell make the Job pro ved b Oct, 14, the local Seminole County's lar'et tod s iid U s' ite s plan to forcetnint moreof law en- elation with state corectiom %Vater recreation on Lake Monroe with sailing and water skiing follows. A eet will be held at 9 p.m. at iiC afliOiu Memo rial 45 s1La dim. 'A coffee for the females, and a Dad's Club ni(vting precede the buffet Itincheon. The Salute to ,, will k- presented by Cornrr'inder John McCain who was a prisoner of war for five and one half years in North lCtfldfl1 A soccer game at the stad;um beteen Sanford and Howey Academy will the d a y's activities tv authority will have to hold corpo rations, Approved purchase of two :-:';;- - .- - iL__Ikiae Z --- --- difficuit and proition and parole offi eneral release 1,800 prisoners on (larrell said, adding that the cists ' public hearings on the proposal. Dynamics and Stromberg- proba Lion or pa;ole to ease state plan to have Judges sentence Carlson, began their in-plant prison overcrowding will not those convicted ci a-Ums to - -; - , - - -- : 6- - - ___ _L z -a 7_ ,; - 0 authority use only the Brooke tourninwnt 5iniong the iniles at Ma faii (ounirs Club . United Fund-the three people Mrs. Prown said, "we are Oct. 1. a dutch treat dinner %,. *' hand in hand-is appearing on happy to report collections of the Casselburry Uons LiUL 1~- so e,p bs commander John McCain ofOrange Park crew - o.,' !lfli, - , 1ogram Under the new - To Comics N t would require four more SIIA local Rdministrative employes "Ibis is our only avenue now to providling more low rent, in low cost housing." public housing," he . ' oss SHORT RIBS WERE TRAT -QA"Al C14AUE NC+P ME? ".11 .. . . Fathers will be honored at the eighth an- 6 ~ . - - I The developer is responsible the resolutions, "Just opening the door to see what's available made. ,, MAU2-1& 1~' IDO .I t _ - 14 -ft , .- hrA Naval Academy Saturday, featuring remarks R. amendment, in funding public schools, would eliminate double sessions ft 169,165 students in 20 counties and would provide new space for thousands of others who are now taught in outmoded or unsatisfactory I -- 30 .._ "_"\ . _ and Weldon (left) or -- z .4 program have not yet been * ---y a 2 I _; 0 95 I N ni tS - Wilson recommended botn authorities pursue the new Section Fight lease housing _____ -_ N41 MY WIFE tkAW4TS DWRCE ME C04 Gmmm OF' MWrAL CRUELTV ______ I YNoullif - - - federal allocations for in. dlvidual sta tes under the new 1. -. A -.-.. NSWERIN G SERVICE __ __ Wilson said the 300 units "are ava \\ I approve the resolutions before the applications can be made. , _- _. t . -- % 7-V • _____ f -' . - State Rep. Johnson, chair- level educational programs municipalities, on the gross man of the House Education that it has supported since 1963. amount of their receipts. Committee, told the small "For one thing," Sen. Even if the extension of the group of local educators and Graham sa id, "construction amendment is defea ted, the tax available for conventional market value of the house or year" since "problems" that 11 - universities $2.2 million. The new provisions of the for 2DO units of leased housing maintenance nd sa"ning Thomas WiLson Ill, executive public housing projects. apartment. director for bo th authorities, said studies show there is very 'little that can be done in stantially rehabilitating' existIng substandard housing to fill the needs of a waiting list of N l A 2,100 families seeking housing j1 Y __________ _______ / " an e private developers contract not resign as he previously Sanford Housing GEORGE 8ROWN with (flu) to provide rental arnounced. Authority administers 480 low housing and IIUD subsidizes the rent, pu blic housing units in the He indicated he'll serve on difference between the rent the city and the county authority since federal funds aren't tenant can the authority for "the next fair pay and the has 30 units at Oviedo. 'S 4 U, , The 311- . r- community (orthecltyandloaunjtsforthe tenants The local housing county. authorities only act as the The city and county corn- agency administering the rent - - 1.. ip'e..- i GOT A OAT '- " ' NO ___ I' I-, ____ EIRE HAVING FOR DINNER L?ER/ ________ EAT 1 Tis ' YOU LI KE JIILLLJLIII-. ____'.T. ' by Bob Montana FRANK AND I n requesting authoritation of the new units under Section Eight of the U.S, Housing Act that - ~~ — Meeting jointly Thursday oflijnd _ 11610 - ---- ew in LHECKUPONTIIO5E 1 - ~ N by Crooks & WflC• WHILE AT THE INN ... WLL..plp YOU _________________________ __ I - [11 i ' Mle .,. 1ZI I - m _________________________ 1 ! " I 07 . 1 [.,Z-. __ . 1 - -'" night Sanford the two boards approving passed ARCHIE _______ _________________________ Alf I iK ) '4... • 4g _________________________ W! > resolutions lfr* 'YE.S__I'Mrt HOPE - ___ 0M _ 6 ) I. XI " : I ,, sl\d" " - Ld __ - _ fie said preliminary ap- - toward getting 300 new subsidy housing units for area 6 low income families. r , ' 1 _______ - 0 0 CAPTAIN EASY wOr AaJ NOT Q GAT4m.Ir LEAYN.i TIU.WE NAB ; A _n .0I V CANDY i - - WI-LAT TW AT I S.- - plicationshavebeenprepared - • J11 I (11'ITR ESALIC I - N _______ The Sanford and Seminole County housing authorities have taken the first steps - ( i by Al V.nnie, - ad. v _________________ - L ,, - d U. - . - 'ML1LD'TJ BELIEVE THAT (yvIjLp'yCXj BEUEVE IT"? ) IW ONCE THE M05T HLiH! ANSWER FFARED KIC) IN 1tYWN?/ = ( Nwi i 11 ____ billion. Public schools, incluthng kindergarten, require 17 9 million, voc-tech centers $2.4 million, community colleges $3.9 million and '--_:; -1 - Building Amendment will renew authority (approved b the voters in 1963 and 1969) for the state to issue bonds for construction and improvement of educational facilities: vocational-technical centers, Universities. ousi n CltyEdltor , PRISCILLA'S POP I WINTHROP - ___ ___________________________________________________ V HEAI . _ - , F By BGB LLOYD I % A50UT TmECF;?INJE! (*4!,.~ .__,_ f ee s I , to ALL TMOSE CA,NME3 ARE 130yS... 0 . t. u ic WHHI Yi.L.Go .iI t - ______ a J. .J , , ,- - _ /S\ I IGOTEA NO Cw"" My - I ori ? I I I by Hssmdohl & Siof-fel 2._ Rl)IiM_? cc 4V '- _____ - VP_ I!, 4 I ;,. i " -1 __ ,_ 1 BUGS BUNNY % w xtv - A1EUOUTA YEReOUPI?WHA15A j-----' S , L-j I - ,,- X ~ ikv t -.ICA %:' 1 ----to V I J, ,. ____-- -- i ' ,, by T.K. Ryan _____ —, ,\J) I I -V [i ~ - - t .. - ---- The unmet building needs until 197&79 for public education in Florida total 11 7 Julie Moons of Maitland and rA Strange of Altamonte Springs enjoy the style of a repUca IM piblic school construction and provide funding currently cent since last year. Yet thie Bugald being raffled by the Easter Seal Society of Orange, Seminole and Osmia, Inc., to suppat the renovation. supplied by levying a real revenue we receive from the Easter Scal Speech and Hearing Center. Donated by Triangle Auto Parts of Winter Park, the And, with this new measure, estate tax In counties." tax Is increasing." UP FOR GRABS automobile Is being shown at shopping malls In the tri-county area. The drawing of the Bugatti will the amendment is expected to If passed, the local counUes The amendment is funded by Sen Graham headed off the take place around the flrstweek in December. (ilerajd Photo by George llayes) supply almost one-half of the candrawfrom thefundsafter agrossreceiptstax.Thel½per claim that a leveling-off in _____________________________________________________________________________________________ co nstru ction costs for public July 1. But, at the same time, it cent lax is paid by utility Florida birth rates would schools in Florida. wlllnotdetractfromtheupper companies, Including ç I I S _N - , 'c 't - i i 11 I r, -q , i . Ac* - ffit- •'.'. , # _________ - ____ 11 - 1927 BUGATTI TUMBLEWEED YOUR N - - 8EESAX" (MIND O U --1 - cMoRovu - Chic Young ____ AN % - BLONDIE L --"L ____ ;V=_ ~ ~ *__ 1 r - time, it will also provide aid for press that "the amendment will X~ M I , .1 ; ! '': "j — I , . ~~ / g " 11 ,IT !; I - ' __ it'4U I - . 'tL1 ur ~_:A I •,. \ - r15rrrtri . -.'% ~ 1;: ;r jr , U ~ - . . _=__=" a~ wwr, a -..__... - - - - . that "one half of our $7,5 million LiiWng program l tn supplied by funds from ,this amendrn - --'---: -• support for the amendment. The Public Education ._ - V -- 1 f&CM Pay~ w. W1S5IWF45cl91 /49 rrir-i?ii1 - . i I k Ir k4s aft&fp r Af_". WfP/1Z , - C C,D...WWI / I ! I I t coze"K AWIN , 0 . .Ap. FAy_SXFNr, . - ,, ___________ - TO PAY... - Local educators Dr Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Junior College, and Seminole School Superintendent William P. Education Commissioner - .7 Ralph Turlington, state Senator Robert Graham, and state Rep. Robert John.&,n in urging public #A ,_ t~r -- .r - -. I' ! - ,. Layer joined Florida - -_ L _______________ . STORE, - L. by Garry Trudeau IF YOU WANT THE PRIVILE&E OF BUYING RIGHT r _ - YOUR BOOKS COST \IF YOU WANT 10 PER CENT MORE TO BVY YOU R rr- _ - _pli ' - MW officials speaking at the ____ ,,- , Orlando Press Club Thursday. . J* DOONESBURy by Larry Lewis .qf _____ - - _____ - 11 ._ ._ -.,~- . - 495;k~ "775. __ - polls Nov. 5, according to state .- - , ___ --w- _____ 1 L.jJL" _'; - -:. I . I .I f a taft cducati:n • - _~ __ t - .•. 60 .- I . - T' ) r '.(I - - __!L ___ Answer Tomorrow stopped. - !- - a squeeze in case either op. four clubs over your three heartsWhat do you do now? portent had both red suits " - the year ' L114, as provided for in might be in store for Seminole - - will continue tobe levied until ___________ Herald Staff Writer - - (X5IT is! "a" ...., -- partn - By BILL - - ________________- - i- _____::_ B&k rTRMLW8 INMD LIS J ____ ________ of bidding three I % fly Roq 160T v4 ED FMLAP) tricks Land that a four notrump call h South was not a believer In nolBlackwood.bldlt.Otherwls,. S4OLi Claus and wanted to give ' himsell the best possible play TODA S QUISTl(Y Instead for 12 (ricks, lie could count 11 er has hid winners and decided to develop notrump your 7/ AAAOR 5 RO11-R0-LAW T BUSINE SS What do you do now" A-If your partner will unders- South could run off with all the 'nhii( nir Iflt!Vô, IFIG (a 4 A K 843A2Q487 KQ 3-3bcea)inhar ts andclubs (f4ZL"q I 3• ? & --, I - __ - "Junior, will you PleaSe Pass . - - ef. I rmn HAND me the buttef?" four-card major, This bid a A ~_. - ______ - r 7_- ! _IV A" V S ps Do by Art Sonsam 11 I ______ _______ diamond rebid by South, North jumped to six notrump to deny - I L-J1,J' - _*_ -.- THE BORN LOSER a [I{ftl77"IU -- 4 . . / Opening lea d campaigns yesterday, also. onlymakeamockeryofjusftce, Warticka said d Probafion and Parole Commission plan to go county jails to relieve electronic calculators for use in James Kanaley and Joe Hart- but add to law enforcemen into county jails in the next go the auth ty administrative wig head the activity in their problems. p ole Countydays and see U prisoners to he im os sible for Semin ( offices. respective companies. "The possibility of im- to bear. Paroled to ease overcrowding Florid,i Power and lAght prisonment -punishment -is could "make a mockery of "Our Jail is bursting at the Justice" -Agreed to work with the employes reported a pairtial the only real deterrent to tTime, seams," he said. "We had to by releasing after a Tents Council in seeking pledge of ,00O Another imiajor we have," Harrell said If a farm out Eight prisoners to few months felons who had ways tn bring the day care report came from Montgomery man is convicted and withi center at Castle Brewer Court Ward at Interstate Mall, also weeks put back on the streets, I-Ae County m re Others have already been sent up to state standards The °er ,000 thereisnopunishinentfactoc A to Orange,' he said His omnitnts seemed to eentcr is not now operating Don Smith of Winter Springs, look at the crimes committed 'U they get fi ve )ears and mirror the feeling of sheriffs because the Tenant5dounc1l reporting for Granville Brown, by previous offenders shows after two months you turn them department officials present at has been unable 'to find public employes division that a burglar, as one eLamp1t. hv'e, you're making ur job the meeting, who wanted the someone willing t00% ersee the c ha i r m an, a nn ou & ed when he is again zj. ,' Lee County Sheriff sta te to build more prisons tas. opera ti on. paymen ts and rnnsa burg Wan1cka said ata meet. ter and keep offenders th them - - - I - ----- - - - i - - -- - - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b165e2a5f86a5caa1e5ba3542e0c9f7.pdf a91d023af4e93f4ea8d1be61cab90a01 PDF Text Text _____________________________________________________________________ ____ __________ - - - - - - - - - - -- -= - _ v 1OB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 10, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker MNPER MANY) IT WAG 714T ØEER I 14AD CAN'T %VAk UP TODAY . 140W DD U I4AVE? IF coz YOU VATIC, NOT rAV 0 JAMES 5 I I wri / p - • 'iOU MEAN EVERY.).---41'.. I DID IN THIS EVtRIONE EAR %'H.AT PLACE MS AlMORSI I1NDA X KNOW '\RU - HAS ONEE, OOP! HOWEVER ... 1% , Tes T i 1096 • K QJ 6 • 484 4JQ97 SOUTH ID) 4 AKQ --- - _ 4 - --- I .-- - -, I byDoveGrouc WE'RE NAMES,THE SAMr.f ON-TO SOMEWAY YOU AIZE! 'MING, ALLEY! NONE! 7 . est - _ - -- - - - ________ ______L_., 0 L 67th Year, No. 45-FrIday, October 11, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I - " ç-------.z - if i - _____________ .- king-queen of spades; entered • cashed the Jack of spades. That play squeezed East. He had to k) ____ a - duc __ -or A 74 Q632 Both vulnerable ei ther discard gave South the slam. You should note that if South ..-'' North East So th won the first trick the squeeze -I . RuhQRS TIME ... -- II THAT ..AND COME 107W NK FORMER IT HE MS ALSO " I RULER HAD j CALLED BY TWO (MAYSE 'v— EAST 6 LJ ii It 743 . maneuver Is Known as revtifying the count. Sou th sti ll had his 11 sure winners. He was trying for 12. After that start was all over for the defense. South won the second diamond cashed his ace- '° ,e2 4AK WEST • ALLEVOOP Ot4E Heducked thefirst trick. ThIS J 1052 4j 1 lilt II JACOBY __________ - 1-- and NORTH j it .L A TAIL I _____ n QSWAI.D • ______ F'l I) JIC ERG - - Turner Dick (1 WIN AT BRIDGE '. - 5 \ ) . __________ \{ • . by CARNIVAL - -- E — • _____________ -' I txpiain r s ato _._._.-r__ - ,-_Vw , fV -_.ki ,7~ ,fi irn -0 __ i 1 ~i . ,_~ ) I - ., I- - ---- - I _ his hand plus a trifle more. With 4OJILT1Th y /4 $ '/ '1 ____ ,.i:'\ , /7 c- II ______ PfzmecroR P .. : 1-!% k-. It ,._, 11_ - , _. . - - :. C ________U CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS A IP _''fU-____ __ _ - - .) f I ' ( ¶1l /'Li. 1 -w i ( i --•' i' )ç : -. GO AHEAD,B14fO, 41c,190) I .-- r'w .. - --- ---__ I - , - -,, çe'i-, " I','ELI. BOOK SWE... - -___---ZJ' a _______ SW - m ?w i ~ I . .I I ~_ I .~, I 1, Si • I to-jo AS ME ,! WE LL. 'WH AT rX LOT Or- OW COME YOU V_= GOT THAT UESO AI'4ATtATTOOEDON ' • . I &I Ai , , . _/ ! 1~,, _/ 1,il~ ~O__ ,-,__ I - Hr ,,, q - - . -____ -- w - I =__1-57 , `_1.N ; -, I .,_E I r I_- .z-- i- )- . — i _ i! I . j- 1 Is &I I -, I _____ "I I - it ________ - _ , by Dick C..ffl I BELIEVE.' I ELtE'' '. ; d PlAY POIJE GIVE ME AN K'EA!... MAYSE L pi3Er REAxFA4T _____________ -= 64 - - ' !'I' FIL,# I _ Re A I - - __ ___:___J ' JS d 1. I= , . ,~_- L V . - - - I A I -- - . '' w &0042_ _ _/ Z - _. zL_M_=7 :- -L -:ri' 4 - , 1 ))d'Th'___ I THAT WHAT Lq. becomeseffectivejani z .1 -. WITH FIREMAN / to -fo - I - _I - , I, - - ;v - - . ____ ___ --' I I -_ ~CU DMT TALK TO HF-R.1 I -4 Q ) ! - "' 11 -,111á:i._ n 5~ 1. --A . Weather DctaI1 Page , I ? e _( I a / - ) - IL Q* I) -. i Index -_ _______ - - WIPD APP16y top __ WHO _________ - V; Vp" Af 7.9 — by FtSIIk 11111 — 7:EM R16-44T KHN EZ, ~ e * ' Around The Clock Bridge ........ ............6B r wI 4" - — 1 I I / LIKI TO ' TALK $ACK T0 - - - - -. " )) ____ \ __________________ -. 1/ 1) 0 0 ____ ' _____ _____ , ' ( - I) = = _~ - - _ __ r;yl !17~= a * - 1 * - 4 -: - - •--- - IIJ_ In addition, m,aJor changes would pernilt extending the program forl2moreyearsand extending the bonding capacity limit from 75 per cent to 90 per cent of the gross receipts revenue available. and Commissioner Turllngton u-st - costs are down almost - 6B ' V?--,, Crossword Puzzle ..........3B 12* Dear Abby raJ 5* Dr Lamb 12* , 48 Horoscope 3* Hospital 3* Obituaries Television ..................3B _________ cadem 10 per nullify the need for the amendment. "Thereare almost 6,000 people who come - to Florida weekly. Many of these a school ag children, ____ ____ _____ __ iw _____ i- - .- - - -4 - - W -X._!Zr .-.: .- -= 1Imf _-=_ % . : rr Z . - a ill Ifth =.t f, 1-M -4 f . - - . . - - -X_-z_ ----f IMM-9 — ~ , 1 li - - • M a, 11 1W.. 16 0! •a - . ( h# T. , that would be funded by HUD Wick Austin, member of the ~_ - i i. -_ ___ .. II.. r Congratulations on good job for United Fund to Harvey (right) and Malsak (left) by Unitas and Ms. May Goal Drio ve N earsHalf had caused him to consider resigning "have been rehed Brown declined to elaborate on the problems sh are " over $700 Tom Hunt, United Fund from city inplo s f Sanford more irid mart "f and intir Springs givers in th Others reirt1n 'ere Uahel Campaign Cha irma n rece iv ed e Count) Fa Hunt s enthusiastic about share," Hunt e reports from major division xplained, "is a May, Ed Maisak, drive coor leaders at the second report school and coll ege employes pledge of one hour's wages per "tor for Florida Power and In other actions, the Sanford luncheon Thursda) at the being able for the first time this month for a )ear" Light and Don Harvey, Housing Authorlt': Jaycees year to use payroll deduction Mrs. ass istant F? and L coordinator Sanford -Seminole Sheila Brown, their pledges. He noted, too, residential of dutch tre.t gathering innd for division chairman, and Len Unitas, past campaign - Awarded the low bid reported 170 women, high chairman and 1974 vice $176 570 to So Construction that $53,952 or 431 per cent of the list of pace-setter flmi for modernization of 40 this )ear's $125,000 goal had 100 per cent employe par- school youth and Gir l Scou ts chairman C ticipation-4s growing past last were knocking on doors in the Hunt announved that the third tine In Edward Hi ggins been reached. apar tments &'s. county. th e report session would be at the "Besides serving as Ter race. Following prer 30 o- so- 'o The new emblem for the 'voice of the United Fund'" Longwood Hotel Thursday, 7'. air begin witl9n three weeks. -Tabled for further stud), HUD recommendations that the PrisonReliefBlasted - The festivities for fathers and sons, and mothers too. begin %vith a morning goff figuring tenant rents. Wilson Jack Horner, United Fund Seminole County Chief "This cannot do anyth ng but ing of the Florida Sheriffs Amwsaid if the change isn't ap- President, reported that Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell make the Job pro ved b Oct, 14, the local Seminole County's lar'et tod s iid U s' ite s plan to forcetnint moreof law en- elation with state corectiom %Vater recreation on Lake Monroe with sailing and water skiing follows. A eet will be held at 9 p.m. at iiC afliOiu Memo rial 45 s1La dim. 'A coffee for the females, and a Dad's Club ni(vting precede the buffet Itincheon. The Salute to ,, will k- presented by Cornrr'inder John McCain who was a prisoner of war for five and one half years in North lCtfldfl1 A soccer game at the stad;um beteen Sanford and Howey Academy will the d a y's activities tv authority will have to hold corpo rations, Approved purchase of two :-:';;- - .- - iL__Ikiae Z --- --- difficuit and proition and parole offi eneral release 1,800 prisoners on (larrell said, adding that the cists ' public hearings on the proposal. Dynamics and Stromberg- proba Lion or pa;ole to ease state plan to have Judges sentence Carlson, began their in-plant prison overcrowding will not those convicted ci a-Ums to - -; - , - - -- : 6- - - ___ _L z -a 7_ ,; - 0 authority use only the Brooke tourninwnt 5iniong the iniles at Ma faii (ounirs Club . United Fund-the three people Mrs. Prown said, "we are Oct. 1. a dutch treat dinner %,. *' hand in hand-is appearing on happy to report collections of the Casselburry Uons LiUL 1~- so e,p bs commander John McCain ofOrange Park crew - o.,' !lfli, - , 1ogram Under the new - To Comics N t would require four more SIIA local Rdministrative employes "Ibis is our only avenue now to providling more low rent, in low cost housing." public housing," he . ' oss SHORT RIBS WERE TRAT -QA"Al C14AUE NC+P ME? ".11 .. . . Fathers will be honored at the eighth an- 6 ~ . - - I The developer is responsible the resolutions, "Just opening the door to see what's available made. ,, MAU2-1& 1~' IDO .I t _ - 14 -ft , .- hrA Naval Academy Saturday, featuring remarks R. amendment, in funding public schools, would eliminate double sessions ft 169,165 students in 20 counties and would provide new space for thousands of others who are now taught in outmoded or unsatisfactory I -- 30 .._ "_"\ . _ and Weldon (left) or -- z .4 program have not yet been * ---y a 2 I _; 0 95 I N ni tS - Wilson recommended botn authorities pursue the new Section Fight lease housing _____ -_ N41 MY WIFE tkAW4TS DWRCE ME C04 Gmmm OF' MWrAL CRUELTV ______ I YNoullif - - - federal allocations for in. dlvidual sta tes under the new 1. -. A -.-.. NSWERIN G SERVICE __ __ Wilson said the 300 units "are ava \\ I approve the resolutions before the applications can be made. , _- _. t . -- % 7-V • _____ f -' . - State Rep. Johnson, chair- level educational programs municipalities, on the gross man of the House Education that it has supported since 1963. amount of their receipts. Committee, told the small "For one thing," Sen. Even if the extension of the group of local educators and Graham sa id, "construction amendment is defea ted, the tax available for conventional market value of the house or year" since "problems" that 11 - universities $2.2 million. The new provisions of the for 2DO units of leased housing maintenance nd sa"ning Thomas WiLson Ill, executive public housing projects. apartment. director for bo th authorities, said studies show there is very 'little that can be done in stantially rehabilitating' existIng substandard housing to fill the needs of a waiting list of N l A 2,100 families seeking housing j1 Y __________ _______ / " an e private developers contract not resign as he previously Sanford Housing GEORGE 8ROWN with (flu) to provide rental arnounced. Authority administers 480 low housing and IIUD subsidizes the rent, pu blic housing units in the He indicated he'll serve on difference between the rent the city and the county authority since federal funds aren't tenant can the authority for "the next fair pay and the has 30 units at Oviedo. 'S 4 U, , The 311- . r- community (orthecltyandloaunjtsforthe tenants The local housing county. authorities only act as the The city and county corn- agency administering the rent - - 1.. ip'e..- i GOT A OAT '- " ' NO ___ I' I-, ____ EIRE HAVING FOR DINNER L?ER/ ________ EAT 1 Tis ' YOU LI KE JIILLLJLIII-. ____'.T. ' by Bob Montana FRANK AND I n requesting authoritation of the new units under Section Eight of the U.S, Housing Act that - ~~ — Meeting jointly Thursday oflijnd _ 11610 - ---- ew in LHECKUPONTIIO5E 1 - ~ N by Crooks & WflC• WHILE AT THE INN ... WLL..plp YOU _________________________ __ I - [11 i ' Mle .,. 1ZI I - m _________________________ 1 ! " I 07 . 1 [.,Z-. __ . 1 - -'" night Sanford the two boards approving passed ARCHIE _______ _________________________ Alf I iK ) '4... • 4g _________________________ W! > resolutions lfr* 'YE.S__I'Mrt HOPE - ___ 0M _ 6 ) I. XI " : I ,, sl\d" " - Ld __ - _ fie said preliminary ap- - toward getting 300 new subsidy housing units for area 6 low income families. r , ' 1 _______ - 0 0 CAPTAIN EASY wOr AaJ NOT Q GAT4m.Ir LEAYN.i TIU.WE NAB ; A _n .0I V CANDY i - - WI-LAT TW AT I S.- - plicationshavebeenprepared - • J11 I (11'ITR ESALIC I - N _______ The Sanford and Seminole County housing authorities have taken the first steps - ( i by Al V.nnie, - ad. v _________________ - L ,, - d U. - . - 'ML1LD'TJ BELIEVE THAT (yvIjLp'yCXj BEUEVE IT"? ) IW ONCE THE M05T HLiH! ANSWER FFARED KIC) IN 1tYWN?/ = ( Nwi i 11 ____ billion. Public schools, incluthng kindergarten, require 17 9 million, voc-tech centers $2.4 million, community colleges $3.9 million and '--_:; -1 - Building Amendment will renew authority (approved b the voters in 1963 and 1969) for the state to issue bonds for construction and improvement of educational facilities: vocational-technical centers, Universities. ousi n CltyEdltor , PRISCILLA'S POP I WINTHROP - ___ ___________________________________________________ V HEAI . _ - , F By BGB LLOYD I % A50UT TmECF;?INJE! (*4!,.~ .__,_ f ee s I , to ALL TMOSE CA,NME3 ARE 130yS... 0 . t. u ic WHHI Yi.L.Go .iI t - ______ a J. .J , , ,- - _ /S\ I IGOTEA NO Cw"" My - I ori ? I I I by Hssmdohl & Siof-fel 2._ Rl)IiM_? cc 4V '- _____ - VP_ I!, 4 I ;,. i " -1 __ ,_ 1 BUGS BUNNY % w xtv - A1EUOUTA YEReOUPI?WHA15A j-----' S , L-j I - ,,- X ~ ikv t -.ICA %:' 1 ----to V I J, ,. ____-- -- i ' ,, by T.K. Ryan _____ —, ,\J) I I -V [i ~ - - t .. - ---- The unmet building needs until 197&79 for public education in Florida total 11 7 Julie Moons of Maitland and rA Strange of Altamonte Springs enjoy the style of a repUca IM piblic school construction and provide funding currently cent since last year. Yet thie Bugald being raffled by the Easter Seal Society of Orange, Seminole and Osmia, Inc., to suppat the renovation. supplied by levying a real revenue we receive from the Easter Scal Speech and Hearing Center. Donated by Triangle Auto Parts of Winter Park, the And, with this new measure, estate tax In counties." tax Is increasing." UP FOR GRABS automobile Is being shown at shopping malls In the tri-county area. The drawing of the Bugatti will the amendment is expected to If passed, the local counUes The amendment is funded by Sen Graham headed off the take place around the flrstweek in December. (ilerajd Photo by George llayes) supply almost one-half of the candrawfrom thefundsafter agrossreceiptstax.Thel½per claim that a leveling-off in _____________________________________________________________________________________________ co nstru ction costs for public July 1. But, at the same time, it cent lax is paid by utility Florida birth rates would schools in Florida. wlllnotdetractfromtheupper companies, Including ç I I S _N - , 'c 't - i i 11 I r, -q , i . Ac* - ffit- •'.'. , # _________ - ____ 11 - 1927 BUGATTI TUMBLEWEED YOUR N - - 8EESAX" (MIND O U --1 - cMoRovu - Chic Young ____ AN % - BLONDIE L --"L ____ ;V=_ ~ ~ *__ 1 r - time, it will also provide aid for press that "the amendment will X~ M I , .1 ; ! '': "j — I , . ~~ / g " 11 ,IT !; I - ' __ it'4U I - . 'tL1 ur ~_:A I •,. \ - r15rrrtri . -.'% ~ 1;: ;r jr , U ~ - . . _=__=" a~ wwr, a -..__... - - - - . that "one half of our $7,5 million LiiWng program l tn supplied by funds from ,this amendrn - --'---: -• support for the amendment. The Public Education ._ - V -- 1 f&CM Pay~ w. W1S5IWF45cl91 /49 rrir-i?ii1 - . i I k Ir k4s aft&fp r Af_". WfP/1Z , - C C,D...WWI / I ! I I t coze"K AWIN , 0 . .Ap. FAy_SXFNr, . - ,, ___________ - TO PAY... - Local educators Dr Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Junior College, and Seminole School Superintendent William P. Education Commissioner - .7 Ralph Turlington, state Senator Robert Graham, and state Rep. Robert John.&,n in urging public #A ,_ t~r -- .r - -. I' ! - ,. Layer joined Florida - -_ L _______________ . STORE, - L. by Garry Trudeau IF YOU WANT THE PRIVILE&E OF BUYING RIGHT r _ - YOUR BOOKS COST \IF YOU WANT 10 PER CENT MORE TO BVY YOU R rr- _ - _pli ' - MW officials speaking at the ____ ,,- , Orlando Press Club Thursday. . J* DOONESBURy by Larry Lewis .qf _____ - - _____ - 11 ._ ._ -.,~- . - 495;k~ "775. __ - polls Nov. 5, according to state .- - , ___ --w- _____ 1 L.jJL" _'; - -:. I . I .I f a taft cducati:n • - _~ __ t - .•. 60 .- I . - T' ) r '.(I - - __!L ___ Answer Tomorrow stopped. - !- - a squeeze in case either op. four clubs over your three heartsWhat do you do now? portent had both red suits " - the year ' L114, as provided for in might be in store for Seminole - - will continue tobe levied until ___________ Herald Staff Writer - - (X5IT is! "a" ...., -- partn - By BILL - - ________________- - i- _____::_ B&k rTRMLW8 INMD LIS J ____ ________ of bidding three I % fly Roq 160T v4 ED FMLAP) tricks Land that a four notrump call h South was not a believer In nolBlackwood.bldlt.Otherwls,. S4OLi Claus and wanted to give ' himsell the best possible play TODA S QUISTl(Y Instead for 12 (ricks, lie could count 11 er has hid winners and decided to develop notrump your 7/ AAAOR 5 RO11-R0-LAW T BUSINE SS What do you do now" A-If your partner will unders- South could run off with all the 'nhii( nir Iflt!Vô, IFIG (a 4 A K 843A2Q487 KQ 3-3bcea)inhar ts andclubs (f4ZL"q I 3• ? & --, I - __ - "Junior, will you PleaSe Pass . - - ef. I rmn HAND me the buttef?" four-card major, This bid a A ~_. - ______ - r 7_- ! _IV A" V S ps Do by Art Sonsam 11 I ______ _______ diamond rebid by South, North jumped to six notrump to deny - I L-J1,J' - _*_ -.- THE BORN LOSER a [I{ftl77"IU -- 4 . . / Opening lea d campaigns yesterday, also. onlymakeamockeryofjusftce, Warticka said d Probafion and Parole Commission plan to go county jails to relieve electronic calculators for use in James Kanaley and Joe Hart- but add to law enforcemen into county jails in the next go the auth ty administrative wig head the activity in their problems. p ole Countydays and see U prisoners to he im os sible for Semin ( offices. respective companies. "The possibility of im- to bear. Paroled to ease overcrowding Florid,i Power and lAght prisonment -punishment -is could "make a mockery of "Our Jail is bursting at the Justice" -Agreed to work with the employes reported a pairtial the only real deterrent to tTime, seams," he said. "We had to by releasing after a Tents Council in seeking pledge of ,00O Another imiajor we have," Harrell said If a farm out Eight prisoners to few months felons who had ways tn bring the day care report came from Montgomery man is convicted and withi center at Castle Brewer Court Ward at Interstate Mall, also weeks put back on the streets, I-Ae County m re Others have already been sent up to state standards The °er ,000 thereisnopunishinentfactoc A to Orange,' he said His omnitnts seemed to eentcr is not now operating Don Smith of Winter Springs, look at the crimes committed 'U they get fi ve )ears and mirror the feeling of sheriffs because the Tenant5dounc1l reporting for Granville Brown, by previous offenders shows after two months you turn them department officials present at has been unable 'to find public employes division that a burglar, as one eLamp1t. hv'e, you're making ur job the meeting, who wanted the someone willing t00% ersee the c ha i r m an, a nn ou & ed when he is again zj. ,' Lee County Sheriff sta te to build more prisons tas. opera ti on. paymen ts and rnnsa burg Wan1cka said ata meet. ter and keep offenders th them - - - I - ----- - - - i - - -- - - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Frida LOCt. 11, 1974 POLICE BLOTTER Effect O Cro p Loss Debated NA 11ON I N BR I E F Congress Special Session? WASHINGTON (AP) key House Republican leaders he may attempt to force Congress Into a pre-election session if does not postpone a threatened cutoff of military aid Turkey, administration say. appealed Detroit support on the issue. sources said, however, that had House GOP Leader Jotu J. Rhodes Arizona and Thursday morning threaten action to major without payroll funds If the aid cutoff Is not postponed. Howe was vote today on a Senateapprcved resolution Senate Leader Mike that halt aid compromise Cyprus dispute. - President Ford has told quick it to sources Ford at a Republican fund-raising dinner Thursday night for House The he - others leave federal agencies The to by Democratic Mansfield would postpone for 60 days a to Turkish the administration seeks a - The Agriculture Department said Thursday the corn crop will be 6 per cent less than forecast a month ago, mainly frosts. And it because of will be down 16 per cent from the record 1973 harvest. But Paarlberg refused to prodici how food prices generally might react in 1975. Those are expected to go up 15 to 17 per cent this year, one of the sharpest climbs since World War II. Soybeans, another livestock feed needed to produce the nation's meat, milk and poultry, will be 4 per cent less than the Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz has been saying for six weeks that 1975 food prices would be held to less than a 10 In other economic develop— ments Thursday: —Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur F. Burns said the nation Lain a recession —an assessment contradicting the one stated by President Ford at government funds could be pumped into the home mortgage market. —President Ford urged his cabinet offi cers to find f urther budget reductions to hold fiscal 1975 spending to $300 billion or below, —Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, head of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, Issued a statement denouncing Ford's proposed 5 per cent income tax surcharge for middle-and up. per.iricome families. —The Senate passed a bill to double the size of savings iu'. counts which qualify for full co verage under federal deposit insurance. his Wednesday news conference although he disagreed with those who forecast a deepening recession In the year ahead. —United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller said a nationwide coal strike is likely to begin Nov. 12 unless a negotlatlr.g Impasse with the coal Industry Is broken. —The House and Senate approved a compromise package of improved GI education benefits that would increase most payments to veterans by noarly 23 per cent. —The Senate passed unanimously an emergency housing bill under which $7.73 billion in - 0 solution to the ______ ____ — Afoodshortage,a bone-chilling winter arid a searing summer are in store 1915, Old Almanac(k), predicting American weather with 80 per accuracy for 182 years. The 183rd annual edition of the almanac not to be confused with The Farmers' Almanac, a mere 158 years old -says, "Mother Nature is still charge and we only try forecast what is already ordained." Last year's almanac predicted the drought In several areas of the country and the mild winter li iIL. ' ___ _ __________ 9 for ; in to . V i 1 T I Abi~ - , F#_ *!, collective -- t which have marked the first prt3ent our Information to SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. (AP) —Barbers here may not be on a man's chest, but if he's got it, they'll dye It, curl It, or landscape It. "Haircuts are definitely moving down the body these days," said a stylist known as Mr. Eckhard, who operates parlors at both the Fairmont and Mark Hopkins hotels. "I've had to put In two extra booths to keep up with the demand." able input hair I. — DAMASCUS. Syria (AP) Secretary Kissinger arrived from Egypt today on the second leg of his latest Middle East peace mission, he was preceded by a bomb blast an American office and denunciations by Palestinian guerrillas. The secretary's arrival was delayed half an hour by an accidental discharge ofa subma chine gun his US. Air Force jetliner. A Setret Service agent suffered minor wounds in the scalp and right forearm. The Incident occured when the IaeII-rnade weapon — of State Henry ir. toppled from a rack in the rear of the phme as it taxicid at Cairo airport. Kissinger hurried to the froid cabin as the wounded agent, of Alexandria, Va., called out: "Don't worry me. Check the secretary." Kissinger met at the Damascus airport by Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam. He scheduled for talks with Khaddarn and Syrian President Hafez Assad before moving on to Jordan tonight. That policy t om fr 13 month, of negotiations during which Space Agency of ficials said the Soviets repeatedly rejected requests that they open their launch site at Bayko. fl'w to U.S FCPOFtefS. But, the NASA officials said, A" from Baykcnur, th e Soviets have agreed to open up their space pr rsn as never pro. before on this mission - . ' - - -_ Pioneer spacecraft will explore Venus' atmosphe. - viding the sametype coverage open policy on Its 3cIenWlc and characteristic of the U.& pro- manned space projects. gram. The Russians have promised America has a completely to provide live voice and tale- vision tlwoihoutthe1r segment of the rrfrocnllfto(fin splashdown; something they've never done before. But report, era wishing to cover the flight in Russia will be restricted to a press site In downtown Moscow. The Associated Pius has protested the action on behalf of Its members. A document on press coy. ecage of the Apdflo.Soyuz flight will be signed later this month by James C. Fletcher, adininistrator of the National Aeronaut. Ics and Space Administra tion, and officials of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. It will not Specifically state that American newsmen can't go to Baykonur, but will say that each country can accredit whom it wants at the launch site. about was Baby Beef Popular - aw ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner says baby beef is becoming popular with shoppers who want an alternative to more expensive grain-fed beef. He said the slaug hter of beef in Florida Is 7,000 a week. "This is Alan grim not.!. cttic amx the program Is enabling us to get the supply of beef down to a level where the iroiucer is t losses and the consumer is not forced to pay exhorbItan prices for beef," Cnnner a Farm Week luncheon Thursday in Orlando. baby proaching ap- head haby beef avoiding fu ure told Wife Hera-Cop Raps Department - IIIALJA1I, Fla. (AP) A pthcem.an An the suburb of Hialeah has refused to accept a heroism award, saying the city deserted him at another time when he had an accident. voice eyes moist, officer Frank an award from teI;dt (1.b f .:, Uit ;f tiiU -:kd Calabrese was called to the some while off-duty. "heel in my heart I cannot accept this award due to the fact that the city of Hialeah does net recognize police offl. ce's as being on duty going to and from work," (labreae His I wavering and Calabrese, 30, turned down the local man. Hostage, Terrorists Friends SANTO DOMINGO. tninIcan Rtuuhllc (AP) Barbara Hutchison has described her abdue,lon by leftist gunmen as a two-week4ong comedy of errors and rear tragedy that enied almost In friendship between kidnapers and kiages. "I fee' no rancor Wward they were sincere in wlist they believed they were doing," the Arneiican diplomat said about the seven leftist rebils who held her and six other pe'sons captive in the Venezuelan insulate. - them I feel NAACP Executive Director said residents should be fk asban,ed of their violent Garrity Ordered White to seek and the mayor's office. Walter Boche was ROY WILKINS anti-busing sentiment, after seriously, according to police ress rVOTeSTS B 0 Of pace Launch . S0V,1e_t..S # - .- WASHINGTON (A?) The Soviet Union plans to bar American ien from viewlag the launching of Russian cosmonauts during next year's Joint U.S.-Soviet space mission. But Russian newsmen will be welcome at Cape Canaveral for the liftoff of the American astronauts. Kissinger Arrives In Syria I W, trolled the section, a center of lence ThursdaY, none Of them D even I N BRI E F a state and City re" Uibility- ills' Version Of ncident Details Bon Voyage Party I M WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Capi tol and then will resume his been seen on Capitol Hill this Mills stepped out of the car with Wil bur D. Mills has described re-election campaign. week. his face bleeding and smelling himself as embarrassed and The Arkansas Democrat, 65Park police said they Mopped of alcohol. They identified the humiliated by his in volvement year-old chairman of the He his speeding, unli ghted car, woman as Annabel Battistella. In n cpisc& during which i Way3 and Means Committee driven by meone else, early woman jumped into the Wash- and long considered one of the Monday. They said a No charges were filed in the ington Tidal Basin. He says he most powerful and respected passenger "obviously in- incident. Is returning to work at the members of Co ngress, had not toxicated" emerged and that In a written statemen t on Thursday. Mills said Mrs. Battistella was one of a party of neighbors and f riends he was entertaining, that she became ill, he tried to have her taken LONDON (AP) 11 ballot With a minority government certain to be cut ba ck by late home, there was a struggle and count resumed this morning since February, would win wi th re her elbow broke his glasses, with Prime Minister Harold a majority of only five or six areas, which traditionally vote causing facial cuts. Wilson and his Labor party seats. But Wilson is fond of Conserva ti ve. Mills' administrati ve assist. headed for a parliamentary quoting the dictum of the late "Whatever may happen ant, Oscar Eugene said V rnmj rity and a ri rdte icr Pro.' Minister Winston the remaining rcults, th' Tuesday th at Mills had told thin radical measures against the Churchill:"One vote is enough." Tories can't take it away fr om he was not In the automobile country's suffering economy. The Conservatives had only us now," W ilson told re porter's and knew nothing of the With 142 of the 635 House of 184 sea ts, 134 away from a ma- before going to bed aft ' midepisode. Mills said In his state. Commons seats still undecided, jority. Neverth eless, former night meat that Goes had mnlaunder. Lâor held $4 and r*d only Prime Minister Edward Hea th, stood him when he said merely t& A light S4 for a majority. The Laborites Ms career as party leader in ., were pOWngaboUt42 per cnj of jecperdy with another election ported, although party ieaiers that anewsaccowitotthe affair was Inaccurate. Gosh agreed In had ' the popular vote. lass, refused to a separate statement. wi th 35.4 per cent For the Despite polling almost n fifth rnt critical election since World War If. There are shout In Ms Staternesfl, Mills said he Wilson declared he was can. the Uberals held a mere five 40 million eligible voter's, and Ms wife Polly became cle fldeiit of forming a government seats. Na tionalist and splinter Both major parties can,. friends of Mrs. Battisiefla and today. He would become the groups had won 10. Six ci these paigrwd mainly on Inflation and her husband Edu.ardo when the first British politician this cen- went o Scottish Nationalists, other jnomic problems. Brit. MiUses moved to a suburban tuty IL, serve as prime minister who to emerge ala ha1n annual inflation rate apartment complex In Ar. four times, as a arliameinary force with of 18.9 per cent and expects this lingtun, Va., where th e Battis-Computer projections In. as many a seats, year a foreign trade deficit of talks already had an apart. dicated that Labor, In power The eary Labrn1k kad was $20 billion, meat. — Wilson Wins Fourth Term I ( l...,. %t.. V' or s I Building 15, Adult Education A new piano duo in giving tlie Cam pus. Ca ll Seminole J unior Central Florida Chorale first of their serlej of concer.s - _1 ~--ilW ,;L kt' Veterans Administration head Richard Roudebush was recently held capti ve In his office by a trio ad dissident vets complaining of benefit cuts. He said they ne ver harniedor threatened him but th ey were arrested , Rev. Uesburgh SEWANEE, Tenn. (AP) The Rev, Theodore Hesburgh, Roman Ca tholic president of the University of Notre Dame, has been awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of the Sou th, operated by the Episcopal Church. Father hlesburgh, who delivered the university's annual Founder's Day address Thursday, called for worldwide cooperation to aid In such projects as feedi ng the hungry. - SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Actress Elizabe th Montgomery, whose "Bewitched" TV series was caneelpJ after a long run, has ended her Il-year marriage to the series' producer. The couple cited "irreconcilable differences." - Maria Callas TOKYO (AP) Soprano Maria Callas finall y has arrived for a Japan concert tour postponed because of Illness in May. She told newsmen Thursday, "I'm still a little tired and a bit thinner but we're here at last." — i'1n;n1 ilk'niki Siind' Heinki SundAy S.'ud,v .'r,a CPr'stm,1s D"vly Th ntoraHe'lid mr,c vyp1 Awt SntorU, 1''ttd Japanese Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka w ill be one of the limit heads of Male to viuft with President Ford, Tanaka said he Is eager to continue close relations with the United States r . P14 ,it 32771 I 10 _________________ 0 -_ C"P1 - . .. .,' ' . . . . . I .. & . .. . , - * -.*... %~; . 'i" **/; .p, , : : '... It a' • • • 11 '• va'y $ - .1 p IL r 'i ' I 000 ea L rl 00 Opr -J _____ ' . .• ,. • • — •• I . ,.' ' - .I.. Correction Kids! Here's your chance to get a FREE miniature Henri. Color Henri (above) and bring him along with - WEATHER Mom and Dad to test drive the fabulous '75 Fords. J A C P R C(AStS I lit '. Course Soon AREA DEATHS 0 S S RE R1 ' a Funeral Notices 11 d a CORNER OF LAKE MARY BLVD. & HWY. 17- 92 SANFORD • a ---- , a 10 30 ' a Car,t'r Tna,,,.l,I . r/ *4) ~~4; jACPR FlU Offers Tax - Li.i% by *4 *,;. 4 '! . .8 .11 96 STO A . cJ HOSPITAL NOTES ii rm c t Red Cross Sets MUIUII i. Montgomery J"Ftl 01 " Demonstration VA LEADER NORTHPORT, N.Y. (A?) —Steve Hamas, 67, a former heavyweight contender who beat Max Schmeling In the early l3Os, died Thursday after a long illness. He beat former world champion Schmeling In 12 rounds in 1934, cn!y to be knocked out by Schmeling in the nin th rowidina re turn match the next year. Mirror, Triplet and Lake Katherine. . hug said those residents directed by Mrs. Julie Bishop. for two College for reservations, pianos on Lturdsy Interested In knowing exact Coffee and doughnuts. evening October 26. This also Is flood prone areas may view a Sanford-Seminole Art A Layman's Look at Mental the first concert of the Current: series of maps In his office at Association., 7:30 p.ffl., Cultural Arts Building. Demonstration Retardation, 7-10 p.m., 10 season presented by the city hail. deration of Senior Citizens ii '• Earlier this week the City of of papier mache angels by weeks, Building 2, Adult Fe Clubs cal Seminole County, Education Campus. Call for Inc. Altamonte Springs was cerHelen Hickey. performing artlzts reservations. are tilled for inclusion in the well known in this area, program. Alcoholic's Anonymous Closed Meeting—Holy Cross LIVERPOOL will play at Kathryn Carlo, an instructor at The program provides that 400 Church Parish House, 1960's music revival, FTU Rollins College and the pIanist property owners can now iih th 1nri,1n h • .s'..rn. iiiugnuuu Ave., o- p.m. viiiage ..enicr asse bly room, purdiase flood Insurance at the makesuponehalfoftheteam. 7:30p.m.Opentothepubllc. subsldlzedrateof25cents per OCT. 15 The other member Is Constance up to a maximum of Gottehaik who is also well Sanford Grammar School OCT. 17 $35,000 on both residential and PTA, 7:30 p.m., school Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 kfloWT) as a concert artist and non-residential property. auditorium, p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic teacher of piano. The concert will be at 7:30 Center. p.m. in the sanctuary of th e Basic Class Piano, 3-5 p.m., International Clvltan Community United Methodist Tuesdays and Thursda)s, 10 weeks, Call Seminole Junior (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Church on RI. 17-92 In Restaurant. Casselberry. The concert Is free College for reservations. The Central Florida Chapter and open to the public. All of those attending are invited to a of the American Red Cross will reception for the artists tin- present demonstrations of mediately following the con- safety and first aid procedures all claySaturclay, Oct. 12,at the cert. The artists are made Altamonte Mall. The schedule for the exhibits available through the Musicians Trust Fund and includes cardiopulmonary elberry OCT. 10, 1974 flnh,sr,,i, I liu-nl No 359V K . of M resuscitation, at 10 nm 1 3 . and 6 p.m.; water safety at 11 DeBary Sanford: a.m., 2 and 5 p.m.; disaster and Marie Theresa Moore, Ituthie Mae Burk wounds, at noon; controlled Deltona Gwendolyn Menefee ble i ed ng at 4 p.m., and short Roy M. Stewart, Deltona Green B. Drake distance transfer of injured at 7 Donald L. Knorr, Deltona Nancy J. Walls p.m Fredrick J. Laux, Deltona Janice E. Postell S Vern E. Hahn, New Smyrna Charlotte A. Fontaine A 10.week evening course on Beach John E. Jones Homer E. Cralgo, Orange income tax preparation for Terry! G. Gussow personal use and profit will be City Cheryl D. Watson offered at Florida Raymond A. Buck, Sorrento James E. Haymes orange County Sheriffs Patricia T. Martin, Sorrento Technological University beginning Oct. 28. Department confirmed the Dempsey Carnes, DeBary Oliver J. Black, Altamonte Classes to he held each error in their records conSprings Monday and Tiiursdayfrom 7to the charges against cerning BIRTHS Marjorie H. Curran, DarlameJ. Horn lOp.m. will qualify graduates to Philip Bishop of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. harry Watson, assist taxpayers with their Bishop, arrested in the weekend girl, Sanford v raid of an Orange County dog Mr. and Mrs. William Ii . returns, Top graduates of the course fight arena, was charged with Martin, boy, Sorrento will have the option of in- unlawful assembly, and posted terviewing for positions with a $250 bond. The sheriff's office ulsclIAR;i.s Yesterday's high $1 low this nationally known tax had previously stated Bbhop Sanford: morning preparation firm. No prior was also charged with cruelty Mostly fair through Saturday Lee Haws Hlhs in the low to mi d SOs and low's experience in accounting or to animals. Jimmie Ferguson 1 tonight in the oOs Northeasterly I Eula Gamble winds around IS mph, decreasing at nig ht Ignatius Frank Olivo [attidd For S Uri Ua Y Edith M. Tooke, boy 11 ) (aJ4 Peninsular through Tuesday EAthel D. Kaleel, girl Northern portions partly (IOUdV arid mid with a chance of Ellis E. Bolton ShOwtrS Sunday Clearing and Thelma Z. Franklin cooler Monday and Tuesday. Highs RobertI..Houghton WII.son-EIchelberger MortMRS. MARGARET WRIGHT Sunday in upper 70s arid Monday Mrs. Margaret Lamar uary In charge. and Tuesday in mid to upper SOs Robert H. Beckman Lows Sunday near SO and Moniay Rechard A. Ransom Wright, 71, of 922 W. 11th St,, and Tue%dy in low SOs C,h:ral Jerry M. Thacker Sanford, died Tuesday. A native portions parity clo'jdy with a chance Edwayne Robinson of Monticello, she was a 4 shaer% and a little cooler Monday and Tuesday. Highs mostly John J. Bischoff, DeBary member of the Freewill ,n low SOs Lows Sunday in mid SOs Nancy M. Ianzisera, De Bary Holiness Church. and Monday and Tuesday near WRIGHT, MRS. MARGARET Survivors Include her Mary E. O'Connor, Deltona Southern portions partly Cloudy with LAMAR—F unera l serviie for chance of Showers and continued Mrs Margaret Lamar Wright. Inez H, Walsh, Deltona husband, Wesley Wright Sr.; mild tichS mØ SOs and low in 11.04 9fl WeSt 12th St Sanford. sons, Wesley Jr., hlyannis, Kitty S. Jackson, Deltona whO dic'd lutsd.ay. will b held Mass, and Roosevelt, Brooklyn, Da niel McEwan, Deltona Daytona Beach tides for Saturday urday. pm. at Trinity high 532 m, S 9 m, low N.Y.; sister, Elvira Porter, Methodist Church, Rev. Arthur Margaret Bush, Geneva rn 11 36 pm; Port J Mack, pastor. Wilson Monticello; 19 grandchildren Kenneth D. Jones, Osteen high S1 m 543 Canaveral Elcheiberger Mortuary in Raymond A. Buck, Sorrento and eight great-grandchildren, pm tow 1132 m, ii se p charge _LI_ m Steve Hamss - - riano Loncert Community Center. Program, Tina Niarchos WILL VISIT V..k " Set For Pair PEOPLE Tins Nlarchos, 45, wife of Greek millionaire Stavros Niarchos, has died in Paris of thrombosis, according to an announcement in London by NIarchos' shipping company. The attracti ve blonde was once married to millionaire Greek ship owner Aristotle Onassis, now married to the former Jacqueline Kennedy. 'J'UU JACK PROSER FORD - - ..t.L.. turns from I Oct. 18, at Milwee Middle nearly one month ago, but School and is part of a Master correspondence from the Sanford Optimist Club, Orange AudubonSociety, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, Sheraton Inn, Sanford, noon; Plan for staff development and federal agency was in city consulting engineer Cal 250 Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. At speaker United Fund Campaign inservice ed ucation. Co nklin's office. the Ivarthoc exit of 1.4 West Cha irman Tom Hunt Itnf...l t\.....1 ..1 iuuui. Areas In Casselberrv ruei 'mu 3IUV. )jC1IrLF, £[b. DU[i desi gna ted flood prone by the Mager. government Include around OCT. 16 lake Griffin, Quail Pond, Duck DeBary Chamber of CoinIntroduction to Astrology, Pond, Crystal Bowl, Queen's merce, 7:30 p.m. DeBary I 7:309:30 p.m., eight weeks, I AT DeBary Wayfarers guests of for the students of Seminole insurance program. City Manager Harry Hug said Education Campus, Building 2. Sa nford Lodge 62 F&AM, 7:31) County," today the city was certified A workshop is scheduled for p.m. Call sic for reservations. — — ARE Seminole Junior College, Adult __________ LONDON (A?) THE 75's Education Office Flood Insurance reactions many have four weeks of a US, District them, and they will expedi te Ford told a news conference such aid from Sargent School officials reported city.. displayed in Boston in Court plan to desegregate Boa- whatever action Is While the Boston School De- wide at tendance Th ursday was response to court rulings NY" Wednesday that, while the law ton public schools by busing Meanwhile, Mayor Kevin H. must be obeyed, he disagreed Partnent Is drawing up plans 65 per cent, compared With 60 ordering busing to promote White said he would not support wi th Garrity's order, 18,200 of 92,000 pupils. ________ for the second phase of school per cent on Wednesday. Trim The Chest, Please " nRLD 4 % r. when City officials said there were terview Thursday. "When the ruling. The spokesman also id w and 0inBostonb few of incidents olviolence lawyers arrive tomorrow, we'fl - City Included In __ Each year to South Personnel Week ow will endanger the safety MEMPHIS, Tenn. ( AP) on her birthday, Josie McNeely races to the yard of her farm home, turns cartwheels and waves wildly at the airplane that swoops over her fathers cotton fields. Minutes later, a birthday package of candy, gum and caramelcoated popcorn plummets to the yard from Ed Schoonmaker's Stearman biplane. "I am so Intrigued by Josfe's acrobatics that I almost forget my flying," says Schoonxnaker, a cropluster who has been dropping birthday goodies to Josle, who turned l6on Monday, slr,ce she was lO 603_1k*1 LOCAL BRIEFS ~I - Present Gets Air Delivery - ', OUI(1 build Five JusJames 0. Newpher, special a wider busing plan until the BOSTON (AP) White said Ford's statement Integration, White said he lice Department lawyers have agent in charge of the Boston federal government gives a would lead to further disruption would not support it without been assigned here to Insure FBI office, said the FBI has better guarantee of safety for "and of greater federal safety guaranprompt eniorcement of federal been investigating alleged civil school children here. He acr school children In the tees for school children, dvfl rights laws in connection rights violatlorLs and cases of cused President Ford of in. pr " "I reject the criteria that fedwith court-ordered school bus- possible interference with flaming resistance to inState and Me tropolitan 1)Is- era] assistance is justified only Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr.'s tegration. trAct Commission police re-a condition of riot and The FBI announcement busing order, There was no direct White placed the Tactical Patrol rebellion exists In our streets Thursday night came after "We have sent some informsForce of the Boston police In the and when local authority has what Gov. Francis W. Sargent lion to Washington for a deci. house response to Whites re-- white, Irish South Boston collapsed," he said. marks, but a spokesman said section for the first time called a "relatively quiet" day slon on what further action At least eight persons were Thurscitizens should obey the court's In Boston. take," Newpher said In an inday. The 450 new police pa. Injured in busing-related rio- of 1974. Lake Mary CALENDAR 7h. s ol ice, awyers Arrive — Neighbors oppose ' F-Ionie her husband delivered the ransom to a drop poin t. "She's all right. We're all all Undercover ed agen ts watch right, now," Barfield said Two men, one armed with a Plans to house delinquent home to provide living quarters for counseling and for care In noted that at a recent t he money for se v er al hou rs but shortly alter being reunited public pistol escaped with an tin- boys in a "crisis home" on for the children, his ki dn a "cris is ho pe me." rs never ed wi th appear his wife. "It's been a very hearing held by the Zoning the determined amount of cash N or theast Lake Tripplett Drive e 10 "It's coll t. similar ec to placing kids in trying day." Board, a lot of people In th from handy Way Store, in Casselberry were met wilii County Smith said his property "with a foster home," Smith told the neighborhood objected to the Country Club Road late protests from surrounding frontage on Lake Triplett is council, "exce pt th at we get no change. [)anlel Robinson, 404 Thursday. neighbors at a city council ideal for fishing, swimming and funds." The average sta y may Mrs. R.C. Cook, who Lives being out of doors." work session, last from "a few days to a few next door to Smi th on N.E. Arnold T. Smith , lOiN E. Smith tins been a part time years." Triplett, told the council, "I Triplett Drive requested a volunteer counselor through the In requesting the zoning don't object to w ha t he's doing, change from RIAA (single You th Programs Inc. a non- change, Smith sa id alth ough only where he's doing It." family) zo ning to 11-3 (multi, profit volunteer counseling contigious property is RI/A, Mrs. Cook, who had brought a aiiniy) wiun u wuer w acservice mor youths in Seminole "the re is 11.3 zoning 200 feet petition with 14 names commodate up to 15 children County. Bo th YPI and the away," For this reason, "I protesti ng the change before who are "in need of super- county Division of Youth don't think I'm out of li ne in the zonin g board, was also ('11 f vLclofl.'' Smith saidthat IC Services ( I)YS) have referred asking the change." OC'F. IZ barked up by 16 neighbors at lh'micratlr Women's ifl cxtrn:iwi uzi tic children and hi wile But councilman Edi th Iiuerr the work session. Children's home Society Seminole County, noon, SizzIin picnic for all families who Steaks, 17-fl, Sanford. adopted through the society, 10 a.m., to 3 p.m., Moss Park. District Nurses 37, regular Bring Lunch. meeting, 4 p.m., Health Dept. auditorium, Speaker, from OCT. 13 Florida Nurses Association on ..Parents Without Partners, recent legislature, related fields isrequired for the coffee and conversation—topic, bargaining, economical and course. "Children's Adjustment to general welfare. Open to all Tuition will include textDivorce,", 2100 Amelia Ave., books, materials and toher • Sanford. Prospective members supplies. Seminole High School Invited. National Education Office Boosters Club, 7:30 p.m., Room Personnel Week was declared OCT. 14 1306. as Oct. 13-19, by Seminole Lyman 111gb School band County School Superintendent Gardening in Containers, booster, 7:30 pm., Band room. 7-10 William Layer. p.m., four weeks. Call Seminole Layer, In making the anA1-Auon Family Group—Holy Junior College for reservations. flourment CASSELBERRY—The U.S, said this week is Cross Church Parish House, 400 Department of Housing and set aside because of the Sanford Uons Club, Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. n ba De velopment has cerof Steak. Program by "educational office imploye's Ur Huse this city for Inclusion in dedication and assistance in the tilled .t Basic Principles of Sale Altamonte Springs Players. ducation the federally subsized flood Gunsmithing, 7-10 p.m., Avenue reported $1,300 in c hecks and cash was stolen Thursday From her purse at 709 Celery Avenue. which has been cent Pair Arr ste d I n K'9idna orian William J. Duvall, 1306 West four piggy banks valued at $155 3rd Street reported la wn mower were stolen Thursday from his ORLANDO, Fin. (AP) —Two kidnaping of an Orlando bank with violation of the Hotbs Act, Americ Bank an President J.C. and other yard items valued at home. After demanding McBrayer and Eason who boyhood friends, who said they president's wife, a federal extortion statute, in Barfield, was abducted from from her h usband In a tele- told a U.S. magistrate that they $135 were stolen, Thursday, Eddie Caddel, 881 Seminole had been uut of work for three Earl If. and Harry the kidnaping of Sherry Bar. her home earlier in the day by phone call to his office, the kld~ grew up together In Georgia, from his home. Boulevard reported a radio months, have been arrested and T. Eason, McBrayer bo th 27 of Orlando, Field. two men posing as newspa per napera drove Mrs. Barfield to were Jailed under bonds of $25,Bales of paper and cardboard valued at $100 was stolen c ha rged In the $100,000 ransom were charged Th ursday night Mrs. Barfield, th e wife of photographers, an orange grove and left her 000 each. boxes valued at $130 were Th ursday from his car while tied to a tree. reported stolen, Thursday, parked at Car City on 17.92 and A mother of three in her late from behind Winn Dixie Store, S.R. 437. Barfield, 32, said his wile was 20 , Mrs. Barfield struggled shaken by the ordeal but was 419 East 1st Street. free and escaped, but not before unharmed. Bertha Nix, 1226 Douglas ac- a claim of do Basewood Lane, Altamonte Springs reported television and -'t 0 Sanford I 0 FrIday, Oct. 11, 1914-3A - ence .-Subsidej _ DUBLIN, N.H. (AP) Farmer's 41 while Almanac's Weather Forecast cording to the per cent gain from this year. Paarlberg was asked about that. "We have not made an official estimate," Paarlberg told a news conference after Inurs. day's crop report. "This isSecretary Buti's judgment And he may simply hold to that figure; he may revise It; he may wait until the analysts have, themselves, reviewed the situation." - killer telephoned of to September estimate and down 19 per cent from last year. Don Paarlberg, USDA director of economics, said the reduced harvests even farther below what experts had exwill pected six months ago mean higher meat prices next year. (AP) A big loss In grain crops this year because of bad weather will send meat prices up again next year but has stirred debate in the Ford administration about how food prices will act overall next season. WASHINGTON . ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , m "- — �Friday. Oct. 11, 1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OPINION FLORIDA IN BRIEF Frida, Oct. 11, 1974-4A Eve ni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I — - Evening IferaM Spill Inspectors Mafia Informer Can't Escape Past WAYNE D.DOYIE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARI(EY, Advertising Director V 0 After his testimony was taken, he was handed made a mistake," he stammered. "1 am not who eloquence. "I still wonder," he said, "do things WASHINGTON In past columns, we began the story of Eugene Ayotte, a former Detroit $500 and sent to TuLca "to find a place to live, get you think I am." like thla matter to anyone? .. . I know I will have Home Dehvry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; "Aren't you from Detroit?" the man per. to move on somewhere soon. But I don't care; I Year, 0.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All mobster with the moniker "Johnny A," who settled and to have my teeth fixed." LRter he was paid another $2,500 to begin a new life. dared 10 testify against the Mafia, Just wanted you to know the way it is. sisted. other mall: Month, $2.70;S Months, $W20; l2 Months, $3240. It wasn't enough. "I had to sell most of my "I must have been out of my mind to try to Johnny A excused himself and phoned his He Is now a frightened, lonely man, on the run employer that he was sick. He never went back, help the government . I (did) my best to from the Mafia, neglected by the Justice Dept. clothes and all of my Jewelry so that my wife another become a law-abiding citizen. I didn't break a could return to her mother's to have a doctor's which had promised him protection, Once again, he was on the move knows a person like town, another Job. The Justice Dept. meanwhile, single law. The government IIIRflY care and io have the baby," he said, "You have no idea," he told us, all his life In the ti and Once they were apat t, the marriage broke up. had no more need no educa on myself with 1y times I got discouraged and thought the hell with making a living." heard about time i rackets has no useful way of my wife," said told him they were "cutting him to" it. You've got to know and understand how i FOOTNOTE: A Justice Dept. official "she as going on welfare to pay her go against organized crime. The code is death, Johnny A, Low on funds, haun ted by thoughts of Mafia doctor and hospital bills." there is a need for more funds and acknowledged Let me ask ou: Would you have, you him a killers searching for him, he began to take The Justice Dept. ultimately gave help Mafia defectors back Into manpower to me?" tranquilizers to calm his nerves —10 milligrams whole new identity, complete with false birth ordinary life. At present, little more than sub. a day. If they would find him, he feared, Johnny A's story heps to explain why certificate, service discharge, driver's license paid, In part because federal Law wife also "would be hit" murdered "as y slstence is ever Justice Dept. has trouble finding witnesses and social security card. He was even furnished bans paying a witness for his testimony. Yesterday we used this space to decline to aint lie .tifia. For aftor he hi 5pent a year ith ariuther set of fingerprints s some future wouldn't want any witne:o;." "We try to get theii a jub and give them participate in tkie national backslapping that ac- t,,tifying against his former Mafia a.ssociates, a lawman, unaware of his cover, wotdoin't turn up Yet he couldn'tbring himself to teU her about protection," he said. But, in the end, It is up to . Justice Dept. attorney turned him loose, with his his criminal record. his past and her possible danger. "I was so dSJTln the "new" citizen to make his own way. "We companies Newspaper Week. aide: "Don't worry about this guy. to an remark scared and mixed up, and I couldn't tell her the have prevented them from getting killed and Today we're going to backtrack a little and Elated, Jo}' A began a new life In a plane." on a him $50 and put him truth. I couldn't sleep. I felt lousy telling her one faraway town. He found a good job and met a participate in the national backslapping that I'll give gotten them out of jail. They're pretty much on he story after another, who He married a girl befriended him and nice girl. just before their But marriage, Carrier Day. their own as far as work is concerned, just Like Newspaper should accompany settled down In Connecticut as a car salesman. recounted, "my luck ran out." One dark Friday, As a final indignity, the Justice Dept. refused the rest of us." Carrier day happens to fall on Saturday this Then someone out of his past dropped by and he he encountered a man from his pas. to continue subsidizing him after he ran out of A major problem, said the official, is that exyear, which is only simple justice since in most moved on. money. His contact "suggested I go on welfare, mobsters are accustomed to big money and "it's The former acquaintance looked, blinked and parts of the country it is the only day of rest for the This was the last straw." Once be was called back to Detroit for more then blurted: "Hi, Johnny Ayotte. You a serious dislocation" for them to live modestly. youngster who delivers your daily newspaper. testimony. "We got a motel with a kitchen," he remember me. I'm surprised to see you here." Johnny A never finished grammar school, but "Some are satisfied with what we do, some are . - . - A Tip Of Our Hat '' To Our Carriers - We on the editorial side of this business are and with particularly indebted to the carriers and good reason. Without the carriers our best worse efforts would go for naught; we can expose, explain and exhort but we would he doing so in a vaccum were it not for the boys and girls and who physically sometimes men and women Ayotte was stunned. "I believe you have recalled. "My wife was pregnant, unhappy." - 0 TAI.LAHSSEF., Fla. (AP) Richard Stone, Democratic Senate candidate says Republican opponent Jack Eckerd Is courting "the same special interest groups that made secret campaign contributions to the 1972 Nixon campaign." In a statement Issued Thursday, Stone said the Northup Co. was among firms represented at an Eckerd fund raising bash Wednesday night in Washington. Northup gave the Nixon campaign $190,000 for the 1972 campaign, Stone said. "Moreover, Eckerd has refused to make public the money raised immediately, choosing Instead to wait out the l0.diy reporting period," Stone said. "My opponent is volunteering nothing." The (base Manhattan Sank, another firm represented at the Washington affair, serves as a conduit for Arab money investments in the United States, Stone said. He said he found this interesting in light of Eckerd's comments at a Wednesday news conference in the Capitol. Eckerd, citing increased Investments of Arab money In Florida, promised to seek legislation to control foreign Investments In the United States, - his seething passions have given him not," he summed up. ME - - - deposit our efforts on your doorstep every afternoon. And they do so in good health and poor, in good TED '. " KNAP ______ Ford Wants F it' AciCvr wo ' RAY CROMLEY men I I; Govern t __________ " weather and bad on crowded city streetsandlonely I I Rewards ()n / country roads. And when they can't make the :; deliveries it isn't uncommon to recruit a brother or I sister and, more often than not, mother, to make i certain you receive your personal copy of your : favorite newspaper. i'tli ' It must be good training for later in life. It is f 11 1.11 WASHINGTON (NEA) In no small part difficult to find among any group of successful / our Inflation and our growing Inability to cornmen, flegardless of their field, several who didn't parents; failure is an orphan. 'il pete on the world's markets result fron our That's how It Is with today's economy, I "carry pa pe rs" as a kid and delight in recalling tendency these past several decades to reward _____ j their early associa tion wi th their local newspaper. especially the double- digit Inflation. economic Incompete-we, low output With all this in mind we want to make public thdinarily, the president and his party get the Si or the blame for the state of the economy For years, we paid farmers for growing on / our thanks to these "unsung heroes and heroines" WheII vuters go to the polls. This year may be part of their land. of our right to free speech and express our belief different We repeatedly ball out major companies which that their untiring efforts in this behalf are really a go broke becausc of txiznbling management. Ford is trying to attribute a part of what the American "experieice". is llPresided We regularly give legal support to featherstantlal share of the responslbilitT to the about. bedding by both management and labor lna wide Democratic.controlled Congress, and top Media Fun House It is relatively easy for those of us who toil Democrats acknowledge that he is succeeding. range of industries away in a newsroom over a typewriter to forget We have a myriad of Laws to protect the When he opened his series of economic Inefficient from losing to the efficient producers, that without these boys and girls and men and Meeti ngs, Mr Ford noted pointedly that he SG(TIetImeS resulting In the efficient producer women we might as well be talking to ourselves. A called them in response to recommendations by being driven out of business by his Ieu able newspaper is only as good as the sum of its parts Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and a and the carrier is every bit as important alinkin "bipartisan" group inCongress.Hemadesure We penalize able and experienced men and Our Commissioners with their jail problems that Invitations went to Democratic as well as Editor the flow of information as is the editor. are like Landlords with tenanls What kind of women who Continue to work after retirement econonilsts, and 10 Democratic as Dear Sir: In fact, some people might rank the carrier Republican ax We use system our t to penalize and in (U he In the September 25, 1974 Issue of the Evening financial bind would a Landlord be higher. And we'd have to be pushed awful hard well as Republican members of each tae to reward failure to such a ridiculous degree that Reputedly, Mr. Ford and his spokesmen have Herald we read, "Jail Bond On Ballot i" followed their tactics) and bull-dozed It more profitable to lose before we would argue the point. said that solving the problem of inflation will De our Seminole County Commissioners have a that was left In shambles after the tenant some companies find Foes In I ! ' - Cash Woes Nl Failures ' . - - a TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —Gov. Reubin Askew says Americans should offer less criticism and more support for President Ford's economic policies, But Askew said Thursday In a campaign speech at Venice that the minimum Income level for the S per cent Income tax surcharge that Ford would Impose to fight inflation should be raised from $15,000 to as much as ,il l ' I "of all the natIói In the world, we have the ability t& -. recover," Askew said. "But we must ha4i'e confidence In n' ourselves:'1 He told the Venice Rotary Club that it appears the surtax is "the best way to go." "It Is important to support the President in his economic program," the governor said. "We must stop criticizing and work on some programs. If we wait well have nothing." ., . // . Askew: Support Ford - ' / - p . ; ' - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . - . . . .' .. . BERRY'S WORLD ... . . . . wouMcontinue the policies of his predecessor. If he had, he would not have been given the 71 per cent job approval rating in his first month's Gallup Poll,uice Nixon had been getting very low ratings on his handiL-ig of the economy. Actually, President Ford has not departed from the Nixon ecomic policy, but is buying time to decide what to do. Public willingness to go along with him may last through the Novm. her elections, perMpa through Qstmas. , V 4 __ THOUGHTS And he said to them "Why are you &frlld,O men of littic faith'" Then be rose and rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great cmln\ Matthew 8:30 -Belief is truth held in the mind: faith isa fire in the heart" Joseph Fort Newton. American clergyman. - "I'!l start cAlwight 'Oytc Rockefeller' and no wisecracks!" - A . . . . . . ... enemies "will be revealed at the proper time." Dekle would not discuss the situation, - - -. -. - - -- I I 'Tic!~w . . in today's editions that the commission has filed the charges which involve a case in which a lawyer for Gulf Power _ _-_J Corp. provided the J usti ces with a suggested Supreme Court opinion. ine opinion was on whether utilities could pass the corporate Income tax on to conJOSEPH BOYD sumers. "The Constitution of Florida month, but Boyd said, "I am and the rules of the commission totally unaware of any hearing say that their proceedings are that's going to be held in Nosecret In nature," Boyd said. vember." "If indeed their proceedings lie said that "powerful ecoare secret I'd like to know why nomlc and political in-forces In a story on us was on front pages this state are bitterly disof newspapers all over the state appointed" by his revelation this inoi1Ing." last year that the court had reThe Herald said charges ceived the suggested opinion would be considered at a secret from the Gulf Power lawyer. commission hearing next Boyd said the identity of his - - Sky Net Is C o m p l et e d CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. launched at 6:53 p.m. EDT Into (AP) A 1,200 pound satellite an elliptical transfer orbit that can handle 22 television ranging from 144 miles to 23,000 I channels or 7,200 telephone miles above the Earth. calls simultaneously has roared At 5 p.m. Sunday, Westar It's Into space, completing Amer. rocket engine will move it to a ica's first domestic satellite final orbit that will keep it communications network, hanging 22,300 miles out in Westar II, designed to be the space over the Equator south of second half of a giant switch- New Orleans, board In the sky, was launched National Aeronautic and Thursday aboard a Delta rocket Space Administration officials to Join Westar I, the first half of said it would take two weeks of the network which was laun. maneuvering to put Westar llln ched last April. a precise station. "om what we've seen so The launch, which was the far, everything is just lovely," first in five months at the Kensaid John Neilon, director of nedy Space Center, had been unmanned Launch operations at delayed several times because the Kennedy Space Center. "It of problems with the Delta. But was right by the books." space officials said the rocket Owned by Western Union and performed flawlessly Thur. Telegraph Corp., Westar II wa sday. As Probe Ends - - The Herald said that If the commission decides the two justices acted improperly It may recomme nd to the Supreme Court that they be publI. clyor privately reprimanded or in the court file while the file removed from the bench. was in his possession, The Herald did not reveal its He said Thursday that the source for Information that the commission's rules prohibit commission had filed formal him from discussing any al char ges against the two Jus- leged charges against him. tices. Charges and disciplinary Dekle denied ever having reproceedings of the commission ceived the proposed opinion. are kept secret. Boyd has said he tore up his The Herald said Dekle declined to be intervi ewed Thursday. copy of the opinion and It down a toilet In front of an The Herald said the lawyer aide. He said that the proposed who wrote the proposed opinopinion appeared mysteriously ion, Edward L. Mason, has said privately that he gave copies to both justices, The case involved a 3W; In which Gulf Power Corp. sought to pass onto customers the tax it had to pay under Florida 's corporate tax law. In an Interview with The Heraid in August, Boyd said Mason telephoned him to report that utility company lawyers had done some additional research on the case. MEET ______-______ THE BILL BAER FAMILY . 11- I k I f , a 4 II i, 11 IN .. I C1.;---.~ r . 1. .--. ~ V .,. ~ I __ # -f I t.) 0 %.0 . 0. I ...-- -111 T .1 .J ...;% ~; . .-,, f In. . ,.0 REMBAERANOT BAERTHOVEN 8½' KOOIAK 91h' POLAR __ . 0 -1% - I,,i6 I11" . I I #AZ II BILL RAER 6' 11 ,pI - SCHVBAERT 9' POLAR Ill1U;Ji;C('jjiy IW:J(jaii Iii I1f11'JilfIMJI BAERAHMII. 8' GRIMY &a&= - Boudoir Cheesecake \Ni II Save Marriage - rather have an affair with thcir own wife, than with the paramour. But the paramour serves CASE MU: Esther V., aged 37, worries over the w'alng "boudoir cheesecake" whereas the stodgy wife remains hypaffection of her husband. "Dr. Crane," she moaned, "j notized by the kitchen stove and am sure he Isn't having an its oven products. When Esther started serving affair with any outside sirens. "But he has been less and less "boudoir cheesecake" to her affectionate toward me the past platonic husband, he began to TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Simpkins friend with alleged few years. omit his ice cream and dinner The Leon County Grand Jury connections to the lobbying "could it be due to the fact he table desserts in favor of has ordered Treasurer Thomas fund, adoir romancing. now weighs 190 pounds when it The grand jury has In- was only 155 O'Malley and two men allegedAlas, the trouble with most on our wedding lyconnected to a $40,000 lobby- vestigated several other areas, day? wives is their Illogic! In Some, such as a $38,500 loan on "Because I don't crave "Before he goes to bed at f& trig fund to testify next week Its investigation of O'Malley. O'MalIe"s Tallahassee house night he always wants a dish of 'boudoir cheesecake' very Subpoenaed Thursday were and $451,784 In Insurance con- ice cream or a piece of pie or often, then my husband doesn't O'Malley, Bernie W. Simpkins tracts awarded to a Gainesville cake, crave it, either!" is their usual and Dave Thomas. O'Malley firm, are known. Others are "So how can I get him to fallacious thinking. was directed to appear Wednes- not, That noti on Is the main renew his affection for me?" O'Mall ey charged that Sta te day morning; Thomas and Simreason why our divorce courts Atty. T. Edward Austin of pklns on Thursday morning. serve him the best type of are glutted and over 30 per cent The grand Jury, which for Jacksonville was "doing every, cake to prevent a platonic of formerly happy marriages nearly six months has been In. thing within his power to Inter- marriage. are now wrecked! vestigating O'Malley's conduct rupt the political process and For male and female apBesides, this cake has no as state treasurer-Insurance especially Interrupt my cam- calories, so beats all the fancy petltates are NOT the same! commlssoner and his pei sonal paigning fo re-election ta the recipes that Betsy Crocker can At the dinner table, you wives financial affairs, expects to state treasurer-insurance corn- offer. Freely admit that your husband complete the probe late next missioner's office." "What kind of cake is that?" may demand 3,500 claories of Austin, the grand jury's Spe' Esther eagerly Inquired, week. gastric viands when you are The subpoenas of &mpkins cial prosecutor, declined corn"Boudoir cheesecake," j hungry for not over 2,000 and Thomas indicate the grand r,int. calories. replied, O'Malley faces Republican jury Is taking another look at Indeed, you often delight in "Remember, too, that It allegations that O'Malley bene Jeffrey Latham, a Davie busl. doesn't add any calories to man tempting your husband to take fitted from a $40,000 fund raised nessman, in the Nov. 5 general or wife! second helpings of your gastric by the Florida Petroleum election. "And is ideal insurance creations and then smile Latham issued on Thursday a against straying husbands and happily when he does so. Marketers Association to light self-service gasoline stations in campaign statement charging divorce!" But how many wives try to that O'Malley's own party lead. Florida. Actually, it would be a good entice him to seek second As state fire marshal., ers are "attempting to put a idea for every church to con- helpings of "boudoir O'Malley had authority to for- guilty label" on O'Malley. duct a Culinary Marriage cheescake?" He referred to newspaper at- Clinic, with special emphasis on bid self-service gasoline staYet normal husbands have Lions until the 1974 Legislature tides on speculation that "Pidoir Cheesecake." maybe three or four times the would urge Dmocrat5 passed a law allowing them. For that delicacy is the main erotic hunger of their wives, O'Malley to withdraw from his appeal used by sirens and unless repeated rebuffs by such Simpkins and Thomas were reelection campaign if he IS Iii. paramours to win devoted stodgy females have alienated I& subpoenaed in May, testifying dicta Rep. Bill Gunter, deearly In the grand Jury's inves- feated Democratic Senate run- husbands away from their fat, their erotic appetite for those same women. stodgy wives! UZatlon of O'Malley. The grand off candidate, has been menBut such husbands still retain The paramour may not even Jury also subpoenaed In May a honed as a possible replace- be able to perk coffee or fry an a basic hunger for boudoir $38000 check from Simpkins to ment. cheesecake, so they are then egg! the Florida Petroleum Market• for one, know of nothing receptive to outside tempBut she may wean a good ers AssocIatIon on Nov. that should cause O'Malley to husband away from a wife who tatlon! Wives get hop! O'Malley has denied receiving withdraw," Latham said, wins blue ribbons on her Send for my booklet "Sex 1 any of the money. "They are trying to bury tieli' culinary skill at producing Problems In Marriage," en. Simpkins, a former Board of own man by speculating what a other types of cake, such as cl os ing a long stamped, re turn Business Regulation member closed.door, secret grand jury sheet cake, layer cake, upside envelope, plus 25 cents. - appointed by Got'. Reubin Ask- may or may not do." down cake, etc. (rant' "I don't care what they do," ew, resigned amid allegations "Boudoir cheesecake" also enclos irvi a long f ItOt ntwspaper, he had a conflict of Interest in Latham added. "They're going has far more appeal than the st Smped. addres,W tnvelope and)' , state purchase of $24,544 worth to have to accept Jeff Latham liquor glasses at the taverns! cents to cover typing and printing when you Send fOe' one of h as a member of the Cabinet of tires from his firm, For straying husbands costs boktti,) Thomas, an auto dealer, Is a come January." routinely confess they'd much O'Malley Called "I spoke with Justice Dekle, and he said he didn't wish speak with you," Dekie's secretary told a reporter. ission I 1. . By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D.,M.D. moved? County CommIssIoners. . mull this money than to make a profit. A friend in an require "joint" and bipartisan action by the one track mind? Or are they deaf, in-coherent 14 electronics firm says it Is frequently better . administration and Congress. stupid as far as their constitutents are i.- over a few times. We need governing bodies withbusiness to hire an additional tax attorney to we have them an over. knowledge and understanding of the "Separately we can only make it worse, but cerned? In March. thi discover means to cut its tax till than it Is to take s These brainy winner's plight. NOT a NEW JAIL during together we can beat it to its knees," Mr. Ford whelming vote NO NEW JAIL. on another research engineer to develop impoliticians whom we elect year after year (to ravishing Inflation. We need a new look at the proved products More than a century ago, abolitionist Wendell Phillips has said. system of today and new ways of cornreferred to the U.S. Caistthdlon scornfully as nothing more than This is shrewd political strategy, aW then calm ever-growing pressures) sit sinuggly in prison In many government contracts we literally batting higher taxes. The following suggestions a "wrap of paper." some. It also happens to be the only realistic way their positions and tell "us" they are placing reward corporations for padding their payrolls many years to come; could Improve it for And, indeed, that is what it Is. in which the President could hope to get inflation Bond Issue on the November ballot again. ili,, 1. FWT%i3h plaster, paint with brushes and ten with excess managers and supervisors. they bemoan Election apathy? Come on, genIt has been given life, however, simply because the within a reasonable period of We quite often tax profits designed for reinIlemen! You aren't listening to the people's pclsonefb to get to work. (you might be American pe3e over the span of some years have made it 'fl President alone cannot get vestment In badly needed production facilities at at the prisoner's vast talent) work, on a,uraged notably by a press vigorous In defense of its spending down below $300 billion so as to avert vcice, radio or T.V. news... If you were.. . you 2. If he refuses to work.. .add extra days or the same rate as windfall profits from price would know that Mr. Average Citizen is already own freedems as well as those Of its clients. anotlr slzabe deficit thatwouil months. (yes, at our expense.) on loan money and aggravate Inflation scavenging the bottom of the barrel for much During the recent Watergate controversy, frequent We give implicit support to the development of 3. When checking in. let prisoner know what reference was made to the declaration of Thomas Jefferson that For starters, he could not save $700 million and needed cash. The famous Piggy Bank contracts which penalize the efficient worker is expected of him during his stay. (NO he would prefer, if forced to choose, to do without government set an example by deferring the Oct. 1 federal already been robbed by you of its pleasures until damages he has done are and subsidize the inefficient. years ago. During the inflation you knew a raised LEAVING rather than to forego a free press. pay raise for three months because We allow a variety of professions and trades to repaired.) (yes, at our expense.) income for yourselves would add more flaming But history Indicates that a free press and a free govern- wouldn't let him know that we will restrict entry, enabling the favored members to 4. By all means.. you have never nment go hand4nhand, feeding on each other and gaining He cannot succeed in Jawboning against undue taxes for "us". Still. willingly fees. One study estimates that keep a good roof over his head... charge excessive vestigated the phrase "Fixed-Income." strength In the process. p and wage if him with engiugh od to keep him alive, doctors as a group have Incomes 30 per cent Totalitarian repression of the flow of Information Is a Congress are advocating "catch up" pay hikes tiemen. please remove the cotton balls from forerunner of violation of other human rights as demonstrated and special interest price boosts for their consti- your ears... "Fixed-Income" means that when (as long as the prisoner wishes to stay at our greater than would be possible without their monopoly position in the health field. and reserves are GONE. THERE AIN'T expense.) no further away than Latin America. tuents. The Council on Wage and Price Stability Many major health Insurance policies virSurely.. let him know immediately that 5, The official distaste for press probing prevails at both only if It has the full public support of NO MORE.. PERIOD. will and tually "force" the Insured to choose expensive while he resides in our lovely abode Now-twelve or fifteen years ago we doled out tremes of the left-right Ideological SchiSm, both branches of government which btished vacations leisurely with no pay. there will be hospital care Instead of cheaper outpatient tax monies for a beautiful brand new Jail and Words, obviously, guarantee nothing. Freedom is Insured it was no "goodies" such as; T.V.'s or air-conditionIng clinics or office visits to a doctor. Sbenfrs Office.. You wereproud of it! I by an alert, i'jnrted public kept Informed by the press With f Mr. Ford asks for tax adjustments, public provided by their generous Host. (the tax-payer) Some laws are so written or so negligently ek.. .*,,ø.,I I., p!'Cti'J of It! Rut, in thet short !er.gth of service erflploymelfl or other ograns 14) jj enforced We who sweat blood to pay the burdensome that companies indirectly are the economy, he obviously will reed Congress to has become delapidated. My. My.. county taxes denies ourselves of "goodies" because our penalized, through higher taxes and through a Commissioners, why didn't you plan ahead for Democratic National Chairman Robert S. future years? Why, didn't you keep it up by dollars have to go for a roof & food to the wrong- loss in their ability to compete, for the money painting, repairing and replacing worn parts? doer. When he learns to obey the laws then we they spend on training managers and workers Strauss and Deputy Chairman Because it's easier to won't need anymore Iron bars and locked doors, and for dollars they spend on increasing safety admit privately that Mr. Ford has out- Oh, taxpayers know until that da y we need LAWS with or for antipollution devices. bulldoze it- down and pollute our already con- But maneuvered them on this issue, at least for now. In each case, some group believes it gains November laminated society. Nation-wide, this has caused CLAWS to reduce crime, empty over crowded Republican candidates In the our flU5tratlng woes! The Country Parson says," prisons and reduce taxes. "Jail Bond On Ballot from these monstrous Idiocies.' election do not expect to take as much of a Vote. NO. Second Time Again" In actual fact, no company, no manager and no a lot of thing. beating on the economy as they would have if Mankind has learned how to do to Mound. workman really gains by putting out less than the past hundred years - especially how op Richard M. Nixon was still president or if (Name Withheld) full time and full effort. waste more." he Ford had simply announced at takeover 'Fre e Press' ' ' Letter To The Editor . ' - - - Stone Blasts Eckerd - - Needed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida needs more oil spill inspectors because oil is dumped Into state waters at least once every 47 hours, a Marine Patrol official says. Most of the spills are under 50 gallons, but there probably are more of them because those are only the ones reported to the Marine Patrol, Maj. John Walker, head of the oil spill section, told Cabinet aides Thursday. He appealed for approval at Tuesday's Cabinet meeting of a plan to hire 14 additional employes for $3C8,900 to help Implement the new nil spill law by Inspecting terminal facilities and investigating oil spills. The state has issued 607 provisional licenses to terminals and plans to inspect them by Jan. 1 for permanent licenses. Walker said. The law requires them to have equipment, personnel and plans for containing and cleaning up spills before they can be licensed. The law also requires the Natural Resources Department to set up a reaction team to fight spills, but Walker said this had not been done because of a need for more study and money. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Justice Joseph Boyd of the Florida Supreme Court today attacked the Judicial Quail. fications Commission for a report that the panel has filed misconduct charges against Boyd and Justice Hal Dekle. - JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, ['LA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl-2611 or 831-9993 J Boyd Attacks Judicial Co _ Meet 4 Big Baers at 4 Big Baer Stores and Celebrate �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nongkon, mid unive ' Dominoes too Topple LONDON - (LENS) - ft's the same the whole world over, F%'erY major stock market, and all t le ncaly nthones,have Plummeted thIs year, and in all of them except Germany the falls have been Steepest in the last few weeks. Such unanimity Is an uncomfortable reflection of how the fortunes of the rnajor Industrial countries have become bound up together, One fall, all fall. One rise, all boom, and then collapse under the weight of world inflation fuelled by world commodity prices. The transmission device that spreads Inflation from one cm,%try totcot1erLswork1ng with bewildering efficiency, helped on by the oil exporters. There Is some point in going for the countries that (1) am less badly affected than others by Inflation, (2) have natural resources of their own and (3) do not have socialist govern, ments. These criteria are tailor-made for Canada, whose market has fallen a mere one third. Australia scores for resources but has not responded to Cough WhlUam', brand of socialism with much ar enthusiasm. Japan hasthe natural urge to grow but not (he natural resources; German)' similarly, but both would have been preferable to the rest ,f Europe. This week the London market hit lows not seen for a decade and more, and French shares have touched levels not seen since stockbrokers began the index in 1961. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ear. sured with the recent with. F. Mondale of Minnesota and A governor - Jimmy carter run. So might Mayor Kevin H. left him paralyzed from the All candidates agree the pro. Neither party has had one Her and in greater numbers drawal of Sen. Edward M. Uoyd M. Bentsen of Texas - of Georgia - and a senator - White of Boston. waist down. portloflal representation sys- since the ito Republican conthan ever before, Democratic Kennedy, D.Mass,, a con. and Rep. Morris K. Udall of And the contest is clouded by More than two years before tern, which guarantees dele. vention nominated Wendell presidential hopefuls are came troverajal frontrunner who had Arizona are all-but-declared Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia - have indicated Interest. A the Likely entry of Alabama the 1976 election, however, the gates to any candidate with at Wilkie on the sixth ballot. But paigning across the nation this by far the greatest support - candidates. fall in an effort to build strength and opposition - among They have been out this fall former governor - Terry Gov. George C. Wallace, who most crucial aspect of the least 15 per cent of a congres- the end of "winner-take-all" for the 1976 election. Democrats, infot'd of North Carolina - has barely stopped running for looming Democratic free-for- sional district's vote, will keep primaries will prevent any working for Democratic candi. the Presidency for a decade de- all is the uncertain Impact of more candidates in the race candidates from snaring the Though a large field had Three senators - Henry M. dates while trying to improve and aformer senator-Fred R. spite repeated failure and the the party's new delegate longer and virtually assure a huge blocks of delegates that seemed likely, It became as. Jackson of Washington, Walter their own positions. Harris of Oklahoma - also may 1972 assassination attempt that selection rules, wide-open convention, have In recent years assured victory in advance of the convention. "The thing is so Iffy now there is no way of trying to project what will happen," said Jackson, rated by some nation. al Democratic leaders as the closest thing now to a front-run. Growing Rapidly . -- . 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AM 11hrz,w.p In mm. 11111 At TF 290 DRFs, large-scale develop. ments with an impact on more than one county at. re gulated And the vision of State Planning under a løfl law. 1 division's report listed 100 residential development ap. plications filed between July 1. 173aMJune30,17 Wall NEW YORK (AP) - Words, like fortunes, are made and lost on Wall Street. Gone for now are the words of the heady years of the past, when go-go funds were run by swingers and gunslingers looking, for smart money in. ments in high flyers, glam. ____ - It offered these observations on regional growth trends: "The Central Florida area around Orlando, however, experienced a relative decline in development activity in the last six montM. Additionally, a continuing but slower trend Is the gr.dual Increase In develop. ment activity In Northwest florida, particularly in Leon County." Mirth a -turday and Sundayl rapid rate," the report said. "Increased development Pressures surfaced in the Tawpa Bay area In the last six months1 not only in the relatively urbanized areas of Pine1133 and 1i]lsborough counties, but tn counties to the north aivj south such as Pasco and Sarasota." npr No __ year confirm that Florida Is still growing at a very very - Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-7A eRules Assure Open Dem Convention For Hopefuls Florida _______ I Friday, Oct. 11, 1974 - -- -- ORLANDO EAST/ MELBOURNE /WEST ORLANDO/CASSELBERRYORLANDO J/ SANFORD /KSSMMEE/ WINTER HAVEN /DAYTONA BEACH _________ Daytona Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr Near Highway 17 92 East South vane St a) 1 Bloc North Of Cy,re BANKAMERICARD Nova Pd & and NASA Blvd at Powers Dr (.o!onial Drive. Jai Alai Fronton Orange Ave at Atrport Blvd Bermuda Av Garnden Blvd on U S Il Pt 9? �BA— Evenino Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct ii, 197.4 Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Strikes - -A Kissinger-Superman 's Fall From World U I/ The Herald Services proclaim the merits of hard- _________________ WASHINGTON -(LENS) - BothathmeandabadHenry Kissinger is coming under Increasing criticism. The difficulties he is Into assurance to the world that "the Secretar) of State has my fuil support and the Unquestinned backing of the American people." Rarely has any head of government felt obliged to give his own foreign minister such a international Mr. Ford's move followed, and was meant to put an end to, the circulation of Iiv?ly rumors realism and even of op- Kissinger, however, ap volvement patently told the Senate corn- __________ ______ __________________________________ •-. _m. ___________________________ Those members who are 4 - of Congress entitled to be informed 1 , _____________ _______________ ___________ _____ .. _____ 0 . . . I.. ' _______ ____ ______ ____ ____ ______ : __________________ ___________________________ ____ ' ______________ _______________________ _________ _________________ .' _______ - _____ - • ____ _____ ______ ______ / _______ _______ I _______________ ____ ______ ____ __________ - - I -'7 _____ -, Probable /__ ____________ -- untruthful as well as furtive, HUCLOtly l: had a heavy day nationwide coal strike is likely v. 12 wik: the ttiditU ______ nation's soft ____________ (51,200 compared with 59,500), coal. ______ _____________ ______________ Le9aI Notice _____ _____ '4 LOOK AT WRECK East F Irs? Street, Sanford, FIa. with Improper backing. __________________ __________________ "' Noiwa Swrdrt' ______ _______ 314 •202 But most countries do not inelude political strikes in their •'a, AuI'..i 1W returns. .184 Incomes policies: It is popu- lar misconception that wage controls produce more strikes. The reverse is usually true. such a link between unemployment and strikes in the past, but it may have vanished Introduced. The introduction of President America in 1971 helped to cut Higher profits: Unions are days lost by 28 per cent between normally more inclined to 1970 and 1973 and another 43 per strikes. NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOCONSIDERANNEXATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION I Lines ____ Everywhere _________ ______ ____ __________________ ______________________ ______________ tirtiiirie; Bigger unions: Membership IeVf C)Jr1 tries Ir' about 10 per cent, This Is partly Services India: The most strike-prone Germany: Traditionally a GUNITE strike-haUng country. It hates country in the Third World, In- __________________ NOTICE OP FILINGOP BRANCHOFFICEAPPLICATION because the organizable labor world's force is CONSTRUCTION Few non-communist In- Inflation of any kind. It has had dia had until recently an even dustrial countries are Immune moderate unions. It has ESQUIRE AMENDMENT OF THE CITYOF AL.TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA STENSTROM, DAVIS 5. MCINTOSH Florida State Bank — SPRINGS, FLORIDA, DULY ADOPTED BY THE CITY Santo-a, Fior,da Aflorneys for City South,Range30Estt;and beginning and deed is recorded in Deed Book Ito. Office of the Supervls4ty Agent Of DERS 44SSfeet E and 1010.11 f91t Not the The N 330.5 flat the S 600 ft of the Page 263 of Th• public recor of the saId Botd, located •t the Southwest corner of Section 11, w ft of the N'., of the NW'. of Seminole County. Florida; said Federal Home Loan Bank of Into unions. Higher mem!'er- thesituatlor.aroundtheworld. major car industry thence 572 degrees 25' E , property is presently zoned MIA east by the vacated right of way of I Iii communIcations. intljding thence S 13 degrees 3V E 721..e feet. (Lign? Iflduittjat) DTSITIC?. Seaboard Coast LIne Railroad briefs, In favor or in.protest of said COUNCIL ON THE 1ST DAY eF Altamonle 5wIngs. Fla thenc,StoapoIntat9tt$of the THE EXISTING CH.RTER OF feet to the E 1kw of the SW'.i of the the W 75 ft of Lots 1 and 2) 51k 3, portion of Block A, MM. Smith's days (or within 30 day's if sdwlce DEG31 SPRINGS, FLORIDA. BEiNG CHAPTER *7.1079. LAWS OF FLORIDA. INJ, AS AMENDED, SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD and Company: said tracts of Land . application af the aforesaid OfIICS S I ii ResIdentIal F,ee EstirutGs ployment and low coda) strikes and to keep them going compulsory artAtratlon, under eIther 1972 or 1973, wIth a has produced one of India's ,6 ryi e ri WASHINGTON —(LENS) — Chicago last month, and he facts are that about thr. AINA M. SHEPHERD, his wife, if lIving, and it dead, the unknown has collapaed in the past few getting more militant, • Building £ R.modsbng several weeks. rapidly In the world strike worst yet. In the first four Investigation has been toiling in statistical incompleteness or male and more than half f for 44 years to perfect a ambiguity. them were black. Hand guns months 3.4 million days were crime reports. What it gets for toning," he expressed fears of weapon for homIcide, since 1929 and five Limes more than in the same months last its pairs Li an almost unbroken that the country might be DON MOORE helped by the spread of and enforced their decisions, In February. Most unions are stopped the railways for ca figures when he talked to an formance, wIth 44 per cent of a!l The Herald Services When it comes to robbery year. The unions are disillu- $ sioned with Gough Whitlam's you ARE NOTIFIED that • actlonfoloreclosea morigagean the County, Florida: asslgne,.ar otherpersons claiming more thorough the collection of warning that America might force) the Northeastern states by, through, under or .gainot the oesct.ts $ pared to use their strength. figures, the mare crime there resort to the creation of a come Into their own; this that an action to quiet title to the NE corner of said SW¼ of SW'... thereof at recorded in Piat Book 'iat Book 1. Page 101. said public that mare time is needed to furnish ORLANDO. FIRST ADDITION. Seminole County, FLorida thence W to a point N of the point ottg to the Nat th.reof as Lots 1, 7 and 3. 01 FOREST 3, Page 19 of the Public Records of records, lying south of 20th Street additional Information) after the recoroeo in P1.1 Book 12, Pages beginning, thence S to the point of Seminole County, FlorIda. Said and west of said vacated right-of- date 01 thIs publIcation. Six copies SLOPES, according to the plat The Board of County Corn- StateRoadNo. lS&O).PovtIonsof CREATING A REVISED CHAR. (Single TERASPROVIDED BYCHAPTER missiners of Seminole County saidpropertyarepresantly zoned C- Ofstrict. dispute, POOLS CoMmercial longer. Membership has been which courts Judged disputes nationwide publicservice strike worst strikes ever, which Rcite FRANKLIN t. SHEPHERD and and BETSY .1. SAUNDERS, hIs wife SWIMMING flation drives more workers country-by-country profile of days were lost In 1971 after a who think that high unem- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. Notice Is hereby even that a Pfotice Is hereby given that a pursuant to the provisions of SS COUNTY, FLORIDA. TULSDAY, THE 5th DAY OF COUNTY, FLORIDA tour a) conScutivt weeks, and, itt Public Hearing wilt be held at the Public Hearing will be held at the Public Hearing will b held at the 545.11 of the Rules and R.gulat'ons CIVIL DIVISION NOVEMBER. AD. 1974 CIVIL ACTION NO. 741*44 aOd*tion. the Notice shall be posted Commission Room intheCltyf-iaIIIn Commission Room lntneClty Hall In CommIssion Room inIheCity Hall In for the Federal $aving and Loan NO. Cl u.isø.c TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LAWRENCE N. PERVIS and by the City Clerk in no lets than ten the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 System, the Orlando Federal LYNN FOR DANNIE PERVIS. hIs wife, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tttat INST ITUTION (ID) places in the corporate limits of ociock P.M. an October 2*. 1971, to o'clock P.M. on October 25, 1971. to o'clock P.M. on October 2*, 1971. to Savings and Loan Association, SAVINGS, a Massathvsetts Car. Plaintiffs, 11* City Council of the City of the City. the annexation of property consider the annexation of property consider the annexation ci properly Orlando, Florida has flied an ap- porat Ion, vi, caIiedaspeciaIrecnmel A.D 1974. SCHEOULEA EXHIBIT A lobe held in the City of Altamonte Loan Bank Board for permission to vs. SHEPHERD. ak. FRANKLIN R. 5: Phyllis Jordah That poalion 01 the SW'., Of the SCHEDULE I Those certain tracts of land lying establIsh a limited facility branch BRUCEMICHAELSAUNDERSand SHEPHERD and ANNA M. November, A.O. 1971. of I he City Of South, Range 30 East, lying North of Township 205, Range 3IE, Seminole Club Road acquired by the Atlantic vicinity of U.S. Highway 17.92 and Ttleguestlon to be voted on at said Defendants. Attamonle SPfICOL Defendants. Itie Old Orlando Road (lets the E eJectIon will be as follow's: County, Florida; LESS the N on ft Land and Improvement Company Airport Boulevard, In Sanford. NOTICE OF SUIT FlorIda feet thereof); and the SE'4 Of the thereof. Said property It presently tram Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., et al., SemInole County, Florida. The TO: F. IL SHEPHERD, a-ka NOTICE OF ACTION a modest falling.off of 4 per to defend former President unions obJected to his vocabulgoes unreported than enters order." A national police force in the cent, though not enough to Richard M. Nixon and three of 917, New Zealand's economy, Into the statistics. Thus it oWd FamIly Residential) Railroad Company; Saving and The application and all corn- County, FlorIda page 79, of the Public Records of Exceptlng,however,aparcelof land municatiotn In favor or in protest Ms been flied against you and YOU Seminole County. FIid., clusions about this year's idea, implying as it does a while the other regions showed accusing them of improper p. rupted by strikes. $ $ C A S $ I'I! $ $ $ S I Ll E R & G 0 1 D hearing in the County Com.nisslon (Single Family Residential) Chambers ci the Seminole County District. FOR THE AMENDMENT 7, Township 20$, Range Jackson by deed dat.d June 23, 1972, offIce of the Supervisory Agere. Incorporated In Ordinance No. 313.74 concerning changes in water and By: S JoP A Krnbrouçh. ChaIrman October. A o 1911, enttl AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Together, With 20th Street, Country ___________________________ for the relief demanded in the you for the relief demanded in tne Complaint. Complaint. Club Road, Lake Mary Road, NOTICE FOR BIDS All parties in interest and citizens Southwest WITNESS my hand and seal of Road, Roeseveit The Seminole County Board a 25. 7DEF1S7 FLORIDA; CREATING A REVISED CHARTER AS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIsI, CII. heard at said hearing, and the unnamed platted bids at the office of Arthur H. Beck- temnber, 1914. (SEAL) By order 01 the City Commission street between these li.st two named with, Jr., Clerk up to 17:00 noon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CUlT, IN AND FOR $EMINOLB H.Pl. Tamm, Jr. Those certain strips of land lying Insurance for Seminole County City Clert of the between said 20th Street and Employees PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 1*4. PROVIDIPIC PROVIDING By: Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk DEF.141 1971. Arthur Beckwlth, _______________________ FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION lt,P09e479,saldpublicrecorclsand vetope, plaInly marked on the CASE NUMBER LVI Attorneys for Plaintiffs Publish: Oct. 11. 1$, 23, Nov. 1, 1974 btenfited intheabovestyIedCourt prayercontainedwllhinthepetltion theBoardofAdlustmq'ntof theCity 2), !950,recordedinDeed Book 161, MeetIng Room, Room 203. Cour- APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE CONSIDER Said revised charter provides, and you, as their natural father, are requests the Court to award that of Lake Mary, Florida, that s-aid Page 775. Said property is Presently thouse. Sanford, Florida. Actual Sprinos. Florida. defines corpora?i Gary E. M15ey. Esquire LaW tenants by tte en?ireUes, limits; provides annexation Office-s of Gary E. Massey. 614 E. Campelia Street. Altamonte 971, to shell have an )pportunity to be CommIssion Metting, Room a) consider a request for a heard at said heari'. Courthoute, Sanford, Florida. The five (5) members. one (1) of wtom property, to-wit: the above styled Ccurt on or before aodthe[ast4) frof $ inchesol Lof I, Lois 31 and 3*, Block 3. EVANshall be the Mayor; provides October 21st, 974; otherwiSe a Block 13 as shown on the vacated qualification, election and terms of SDALE SUBDIVISION, Plat Book?, off keol City Commissioners tof two judgment may be entered against portion ci m plat of SAP4LANDO. (3) years and of Mayor. WiTNESSMYhandandseaicthe SANFORD SECTION, as recorded County. Florida provides to'- vsc*nclet, methods of - 1974 I ill,ng tame. provide-s for adootion (Seat) Commissioner shall be thd chief As Clerk of the said Court eieujtivr off.'tr of t"ie City teltirg tceiiTi fri4t and Otet of Deputy Clerk Mayor-Comnmrssóer; provies DEF 109 for Commisswn diltrkts and ad ju%tment of lame; provides 1pm recall; pr3vid.s rniseilaneovs provisor - Noticeof Public Hearing Avenupandtha? portion of Campctlo written defenSes, if any,, to H WILFRED _______________________________ Commissioners court the City Hall, lty Of Lake M3f'Y Florida on November, 4, 197a. t 500 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cia. Publish: Oct 11, 15, .71 it on the said Board of Adlustment. CONRAD, OO!r The C%oaro of Counly Corn- it 100 North High*$y I? V?. It sa,drev'tedcharlr 5 approved Florida fl$ PJO7 ICE ,hall b posted fl li: .ttn tIe City of Lake Mary. Florida, it tht ELECTION medlos, hair uncombed and hearing APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE tti SvnMoid County attorneyarlmm.eflatety thereafter; AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE FICTITIOUS NAME placed on the ballot at said general I*WCf lOViCt rates itt areas cer- of the (4 Attmnnte (Circuit Cott Seal) ff flø,.?,,,jp, Jr •., ,, .... ---Fr......., 4& mcts wnrr,m tiedort Of the City shalt vole. said ordiriancc with rvlte'ii (hatter conlanfd therein r, fii'wIh fr-C nIl icr of WITNESS my hand and the seal of ,' piiiC hearing. Wsters,orks Corporation, By 5- John A. Kimbrough Chairman ATTEST: A (perk uf fbi Court By: Elaine RiCharde At Deputy Chit WILFRED H. CONRAD 5- Atthifl H. Bet.with, Jr Attomnf1 for Pef,tipmsr 5: Kay lasiman (11w - City of Laki Mary. Florida THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, pa , (1001 H*-y £36) 3prings Florida. and same may ce Clerk inspected during the e!ficiaI 100 North Highwiy 1791 CacsrtWrry,CIoeo. 37707 Attamotee Springs, Fl ]270i Attorney for City Hail frOm •:00 •rn 1* 3:00 pm. 0F.t3I DEF-tO; DEG-i wtOk for four coniecutive weePcS, the matter of approval of said i,,t' told i'tlate wilt come before the court ComBartk Wintet Park By, 'loper M Nixon. Try's Off kit As Administrator FvbllTh: Oct 1, ii, 1914 0(0.24 ceiving support from donations the department Li not required James A. Duff, associate dl- the government." rector of the GAO's inter- ________________________________________________ CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, that I Intend to register said name finaIpassag,an'J,doption after te FLORIDA, n the third di-? v.Oi tP' Clerk of ti.e (rcut Court, public hearir- .2 vhkh will be held it, December. li/I. for the puriose Of Seminole Coun;y, Florida in ac any, should be duly tiled. After iIIiv,g AM. to 7:00 '.M. prIOf Of publication 5hO*I'g this offer was made to William C. coming winter Is a power ( rou ps Suthn, a former assistant di- workers' strike. Canada: Always one of rector of the FBI. more strike-prone countries, Remedios, ens that solicit money in the declined to say which ones, The organization's executive Accounting Office reportea. FJuY the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, •. CALENDARS $ppearandbs heardwlflt respect to Lang. Louise Owens and Ruth name of ELEGANT INTERIOR S Rei'.traticn (looks c$oe Ottbn l. Hr F ktitioot Namt Slalul,,, To Wit: Section Só5 Florida Statute's 1937, PubIlsh OcT 11, II. 73, P4v. t. t971 PubIl%h Sept 20. 77, Oct a. fl. 0(0 OEF-l12 - ' " - A copy of the proposed Ordinanc, 5: Ocx-tie R. $hon- ate Citj Clerk 01 the CIty of PvbiI$It: Oct. 11, 1974 DEO'3 9l9-Pte3z3%" worthwhile puosesandIn publio interest. However, all of these agencies had some management weaknesses," II $170 0* c 551 - Siii ii SL3 lot .th uiss 40 pi aems RttI. 0* 123* -- -- ate Labor subcommittee on children and youth, that "all five of the voluntary agencies which we reviewed were generally using their resources for A book stit caIwndr lam home or oltct. ReM 90' Plastic Base $1.55 Metal Bass $165 S3-P,,wer'itr.ww.bs4.. Florida, and codes are N il!* t'?!fh Miw W'II be thC -tfl%pOCtfb, CI'Id that I saiti in, uefk of the City an same may •#, P•• -..'..'W tU CYOU nas'e with th, Clerk of the Circuit be inspected by the public, themselves of their rht of fran. Court, Seminole C3uty, Florida in DATED thIs 9Th day of October, chis, wIll register at once accordance with ta. p(Ovtons AD 974. u Mary 1. Norton, .' Natic. is hereby given that I am to time until final action Is takan by enoaQed lnbIntt at l7 SrmjrvIe the CIty Cmjnclt. Aary T. Norton will be Clerk of the Ave, Altamonte Sp' 'Jt. Sernirwile 1975 EVER READY Desk and Planning NOW, LOn9wood-Ovldo Ride in the CITY ____________________________ the POPO5.d Ordinance. This ___________________________ OF WI'ITER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. 1974, Tui*d.y, October V. 1914 at 7:00 agaInst you for the relef demanded posted In the aree to be considered discharge, Objections ttiirqft3, If The Foils will be open from 1:00 FICTITIOUSNAMB hearingmayb.continu,dm,lme efection of the State of Florida and possible to consider an application ty $ We also pay Top Prices for $ $ Old & Broken Jewelry. Also Antique $ bad. Several Canadian unions France: Thtr'e was no in- $ VVe Buy Anything Old and Need . . . $ used in an appeal for support et, on promotion and advertis- for management weaknesses, represent that particular man last economic growth. There ORDINANCE, PROVIDING engs-ged in business t 12$ Burns AND EFFECTIVE DATE. least IS days prior to the aforesaid, thefouf.ndpta'sfiled lnslIdcO*g? its City Hall, Room 7, City Has,, PUblish: Oct. 4, ii, s, , 1971 at lies? 15 days prior to the date $ Petersen'sdeputy, Kevin Marone, said in a telephone inter- than in the same months of last 11cr agency, bas-ed in War- solicited In magazine appeils, to do so, Maroney said "the crease In strikes in the 1960s. It the familiar appeal acknowl- ihilib. Mid on Tvi*day, the h day Courttiowii, Sanford, Florids, on otherwise a default will b entered hearing. In addition, rsolice sh be final report and application of - Nvmber, A.0, simvftaneauslv with the general P.M. 04 11 10045 the4Nftsf ai IC the PititlOn. that ' a couple in Ohio, the sponsor of would be astronomical." DINANCE PiO 23* ANNEXING TO All persons are hereby notified electing a Councilman, Group 1, for cordance with the provisiont by the etettars of the City at the mlstiontis of Seminole County Catseiberry, Florida WIll. on or an Monday, the 25th day of October, City Hail, and published In the 'hat the undersigfltd as Ad ipe-cil rfecendum eteclidn. then sitting as 'hC SaninOfe County before October 9th, 1974, and Ii$ Ii', a two year tfirm; and Councilman FiCtifigtjt Name Statutes. To Wit: AD. 1971, at $00 pm, or as soon Eving Htrald, a newspaper of minlstratr of said estate, has Group 3 for a two year Icnyt. said charter s,lali became effective Utiliti*s Baud will hold a pjbiic originat with the Clerk of this Court çenet'aI circulation in the City of Section *6509 Florida Stat,jtei 1957 thereafter as possible. At the The pIec, of vctirg will be at the hearing In the County CommIssion tither before eac'.rce an Pet.'tlncrs Lake Mary, Florida, one time at Ct!tted the ddmini$lrat,on 'ry 1, meeting Interested parties may 5: Robert W. kloppenberg - $ We will come to your office to weigh & buy gold. ad, we use it to obtain spon- agency. of food," deceased. AND $ "When we have an effective congressional investigative the government," Maroney more strikes as they try to establish their identIty. Days said, can't see beyond the next scrap SatdOrdinancewasplacedonflrst Ave., Country Club Heights, Vouwill, pieale,takenoticethala Sem,nole County, Florida under the 'eadingonOctober 'Ia. 1971, andths NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT strike more days have already All five pending civil suits in- been lost this year than In the $ DENTISTS - DENTAL TECHNICIANS PublIsh Sept77 & Oct 4,11,15, 1974 CITY API AREA OF LAND — NOTICE OF GENERAL $ TEETHandBRIDGEWORK, It ministration third and will tile in the City of Longwood, Florida, that laid courl her final report and op the CIty Council will hold a public ADA OLIVIA KING nowadays, rlichman currently are being the most imposing per- fear of reporting it. OF and the orderIng of distribution of LEGAL DESCRIPTION CON. SemInole County, Florida Even figures of crime by category fact that It showed an increase which forced Nixon's resigna- 1966, but that was no more than (\() Raps (2 ha ri bkil except th, time for bids to be proci of publIcation showing thIs OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, received and-or reject any or all notice has bn published once a AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 335 week for four cons-ecutive weeks, the OF THE CItY OF LONGW000, bIds Ayinuend North of and adiacent to pm, or as soon thereafter as FLORIDA. parties for and against the regvt CASE NO. PR 739, pr:-~, ., -- rlora, t-t?hti wilt, the right of ADOPTION cleri Peoroi ot Seminole Cc.vnty, located in the City of Lake May, a weIghted average of a variety 51,000. WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR DENTAL GOLD $ andl9ll,Isnowmorepeaceful view that In one case a similar year. The chief threat for the All perSons are hereby flotifiCd PROPOSED ORDINANCE 1914 to your wife, MARY CAMERON. as stated above will b heard- Said (slate of and for lump sum alimony, and yOU hearingmaybecontinu,dlrcmtlme THEKLA A, FRANKE UTILITY BOARD for , H. N. Tarnri, Jr. City Clerk ci the City of Sanford, Florida reported crime rate In 1972. General, anticipated the 1973 DEGJO CITYOF (no known address) that certalnparcel of land acquired outside (Sealed Bid for County ESTATE OF 1026 15th Street 11.E. _______________ _________ LAKEMARY,FLORIOA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Employee's Insurance, open Oc- RUTH E AX Washington D.0 Notice of Public Hearing that a PetitIon for the Adoption of CITYO; Company (Seaboard Coalt Line tober 21, 971.) Bids will be opened YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Deceased Railroad Company) from Jerusha a112:oo,noon.ocfoter3s, t9lllnthe LONGW000,PLORIDA SCOTT CLIFTON BORUM and Pe4itionfor Dissolutionof M.arilage TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Curry,etvIr.byaeeddatedAugust Coard of County Commissioners PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE EUGENE FORREST BORUM has pat been IlIed against you and a NOTICEOFFINALRRPORTAND NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARIPIGTO DATE uttering the most horrible the persistent, dynamic rise of man, officials said Thursday wage control. Belgium, after appalling strike years in 1970 the rape figure, which showed night. warning he could think of, show an increase of 6 per cent of murders and manstaughters from 1968 to 1973 may Indicate uucnaperi NOTICE OF ACTION Cnmpnyhy de.t d?te'i 3y I, 193.1. D(ewer C, Sanford. FlorIda 31711 which deed is recorded In Deed Book All bids are to be In a sealed tit the rate of rise of the crime index, and it was able briefly to W. THOMAS LOVETT. M ELJGEPiE FORREST BORUM TO EDWARD J CAMERON (len. John N. Mitchell and for- Things have beeL. quieter so far (Seal) Publish: Sept. V and Oct. 4, fl, 5 Company (Seaboard Coast Line Records, 4*0 E. Evergreen, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU 1' .n American REVISED CHARTER WITH FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF StATE; REPEALING ALL OR DINANCES IN CONFLICT; total for 1973 of 2,540,900 two WeekS ago In letters to at- claims are deflated by the i in re The Marriage .1 DEF Ill - DepvIy Clerk CASE NO. 74)323.0 or BALLOT, NOTICE OF ACTION FOR FILING TO: John Clifton Borum $ Dutch strikes have risen from a national attack on crime, it did have had any substantial per cent. tlnduttrial) District. City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida $ mediately thereafter, otherwise a day of November, 1971; otherwise, a 20.117 Acres of land, more or Itis. deed is recorded in Deed Book too., PublIsh: Oct. ii, 1971 FLORIDA,. AMENDIIIG CHAPTER 5: Arthur H. Beckwlm, jr. *1-1079, LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1W, Clerk AS AMENDED. BEING THE PublIsh: Sept. 20. 77, Oct. 1, 11, 1974 LAWS OF FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR A REFERENDUM ON QUESTION OF APPROVAL OF REVIEC CHARTER. frisfraUon did make political American civil life, By order of the City CommIssion 33346 ft; S *9 degrees SV 12" W, Company to CCC Realty. Inc.. by that appearIngon FHLBB Form , this Court ehr before sefvlcs on original wIth the Clerk of the above- tilled to be served by Southern Gulf 23rd day of September, 1971, Flotida, which was duly adopted by Assistant Atty. Gen. Henry E. particular trouble. Days lost in together with the accwnulated 2 per Robinoo.i Street. Orlando. Florida PlaintIffs, *410w address Ii SuIte 32101. on or bfore October 7*, 1914 1310, Pan American Bank Building, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION All parties In interest and citllans 57.10 ft to the FOB; N 00 degrees ' 94$. Page 0031. said public records 1u4y, October 15, 1971 at 7:00 W. 33*13 It; N s egr'ws w 12" and a parcel of land conveyd by the P.M. or as soon thereafter as shall have an opportunity to , AGAINST THE AMENDMENT JULIUS 0. PETRUSKA. Plaintiff's wrItten defenses. ii any, to it, on w. the ________________________ worse record than Britain. mis NOTICE OF SPECIAL Monday through Ft,day of tt, REFERENDUM ELECTION TO we*. BE HELD IN THE CITY OF This notice is to be puiisp w ___ ___ plained this world-wide tenden--ricket cy to lay down the toois, but here are some possible reasons. - on the 21st day of October 1974. Days lost in Britain through striles dropped 70 per cent between 1972 and 1973 when a statutory incomes policy was foIlocd (hat they would hst number of days were lost in 192 to have Inure cIi. A.s the ratio Since cuntrol caine off dustrial action In most countries. lias grown in most countries over the past decade usually by _________________________ ________________________ ________________________ _______________________ 0E617 __________________ _________________________ __________________________ ,ganii —'-14 Employers might simply have that began with 1 million in moat countries over the past More were lost in June than in unemployed, decade, this Is not a par- any month since 171, and there The proportion of strikes caved In earlier, Lower unemployment: Those In America, fewer days were ticularly sophisticated cx- have been twice as many caused by wage disputes countries whose policies rely on lost during the last boom than planation. strikes In the first ;talf of this risen steadily and now Reds under the bed, Political year as last. averages 60 per cent of the in- more unemployment slowing during the last recession. There j 31. fltds must be received by noon , / Sanford Police It. Dong Bishop was uninJured when a driven by William Taylor Jr., Apopka backed Into Bishop while he was on a Police motorcycle at 25th Street and 17-92, ag t the motorcycle was estimated at $300 and Taylor was charged SANFORD POLICE spreading of plutonium around the terms of the non- sides. American supporters of tion for working diplomatic on some sort of principle are strikes were disrupting the strike, tough, hard negotiating to Mr Robcrt 1 Beserer, Adrn, the world; but he glossed over proliferation treaty. Israel1 both Jewish and gentile, miracles, and both houses of offended by his tendency to economy, should be going on this very Seminole Memorial HOpitaI. 1101 __________________ ,1 4. INVITATION SD Seminole Memorial Hpilal vites bids for He following equip mint: Operating Miscroscop. I:s.4 Emergency Room Stretcher; Recovery Room Stretcher; Porlable Cardiac MonItor; Electronic Fetil MoIto; Rotating Microtome; and Cyiboscpk Lens. Spcciflcatiom or. available at the office a' the Ad dangers Involved in the safeguarded in accordance with pounding Kissinger from many has robbed him of his reputa. foreign policy ought to be based drivers and truck drivers whose securing ratification without a ministrator. All bids ihall be mailed __________________ !)th longer. .7 _____ ____ ______________ ______________ Act and Tory policies. Unions in ' Italy are always on strike to complain about what the government Is or is not doing. Industrisi Relations bet,,en days lost through does plain the sudden Intensification The Increase in days lost of strikes in the past decade. not always mean. more strikes. Even If strikes became more There were actually fewer Contract talks coverIng 120,c; IJMW iouubrs who pro- _____ _____________ _________ ' AA1I ler WASHINGTON (AP) - The minute," Miller told a news - ___ ¼ m wards to protest against th _______________________________ little relation • I from renewing their attacks on Relations Committee, with its health and safety Issues, but the the Secretary of State; nor did Democratic caucus, and at a coal operators Indicate they are it enable Kissinger, when tie in briefing session with both standirg fast. turn addressed the UN houses' party leaders. On the "Time Is running out," de. bly on Monday, to get the kind __________________________________ same day the New York Times dared UMW President Arnold of hero's welcome he had been obtained from "intelligence Miller who charged that the given there last year. the recent American dccislons This was Just the kind of thing are suspicious that he may still Congress have now dealt him a sources" a detaUed allegation "Inflexible position" adopted The distinctive port of Mr. to supply plutonium-producing that has led some of Kissinger's intend to put mote pressure on sharp rebuff by voting, despite that the greater part of the by the I3itumlnous Coal Kissinger's UN speech was his material to Israel and Egypt domestic critics to accuse him Israel than its American all his pleas, for a suspension of large funds spent in Chile in Operators Association all b grim warning of the imminent and to go on supplying it to In- of habitual disingenuousness or friends would stand (or. miLitary aid to Turkey. 1972 and 1973 by the Central In- assures a strike. ( prospect of the proliferation of dia, although these countries' even duplicity. His less than impressive perMoralists who cling to the telligence Agency was used to "If there is to be a prayer of nuclear arms. He dwelt on the nuclear activities are not Indeed, criticism is now formance in the Cyprus crisis venerable idea that a country's finance the shopkeepers, taxi negotiating a settlement and -. . • . _______ ______ ___ Allende's government in Chile. And here he is being made to _______ ____ _______ ,' F very unhappy affair, the clandestine American campaign to support the opposition to - _____ ____ _______ ' .f/ .• -4 share of responsibility for - - 't .... -. -. _________________ _____________ &lgs lost in the 46 coun- Important some countries. Some unions struck In Britain from 1970 On- Bek)iuin .iss because Industries are inLast year seems to have been It.I1r .122 almost creasingly interdependent. LI particularly fractious C.,tmb '69 is slopped, others can every where except Britain one •4 7 brought to a stop too. The although the full returns are no be .43 growth In International trade yet in. This year has so far Ute States has meant more cnpetition, so produced a coal strike in FINCe .26 Britain, a rail strike in India, a company that Is strtketound customers for ever, general strikes In Italy and may lose Its wage inflation down may also could even be a tendency now Japan, a doubling of strikes in These factors are not new: believe that it would reduce for unemployment to be America and a five-fold use • _____________________ ___ ________________ (actors have been went on strike _______ . _____ _______________ . ' • Epidemic ." '°'I bw,, 144-$$ and 1H173 asbythespreadofeducation. million under-unionized Italy. in the five years 1963-67 to 126 More powerful unions: million in 1968-fl. Strikes are now more damaging - ' I ________ _______ __________________ - an annual average of 68 ______ _________ - (LENS) tries that submit regular strtkesandtheproportionof the returns to the International labor force belonging to unions. Labor Organization in Geneva There are few strikes in highlyhave more than doubled from unionized sweden and lots in .- _____ ______ -. - on the up all over the Still, there is are world. __________ . _______ ___________ . - ______________ ________ _________ _____ -- cy aboutclandesflneacUonsof _____ I _______________________ ___________________________ - about his supposed disenchantment with Kissinger. F I St i ________ ____ _______________________ ____ LONDON ________ __________ ____________ _____________ How the world Strikes and shoptloor militan. this those who think him unprin- position press and parties _____________________________________ that I' _____________________________________ cipled but also from such which did Indeed keep going kind are now complaining _________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Y were deliberately misled; 1 assuredly hard-nosed congres- throughout the Allende years; sional leaders as Sen. Henry they have been suppressed only and other critics are pointing Jackson, who fear that since the armed forces killed out that the biggest flaw In the of undiluted ____________________ philosophy Kissinger's eagerness to show the president and took over, _______________________ each daim that is Realpolitik quick results may enable the Kissinger's version has found ___________________ about covert Russians to lead him by the Little credence, partly because ning revelation _________ operations opens up a new _________________________ nose Into dangerously lnequlta- it is hardly compatible with the credibility gap. CIA Indisclaimers about ______________________ bletradeorarmscontroldeals. -. 9. , Meanwhile Kissinger has ____________________ been branded with at least a __________________ ________________________________________ _- (. Chile that be gave - ______________ Wide decline of agriculture, _______ - . of mittee In marndacüfling industry and the as well The Herald ServiceS last year. and the party ____________ ___________________________________________ ____________________________ portunism. But in his Leaders detente he has increasingly that CIA's only role in Chile the ___________________________________ _____________________________________________ F_______ ____ ___________________________ ° _________________________________________ ______________________________________- come under ftre not only from had bcen to sustain pursuit __________________ ___________________ were spowgined wen Presi. dent Ford Judged It necessary to Include in his speech at the UN assembly on Sept. 18 an ___________________________________ nosed World Grace ents Plan Inc., the agencies were the Christian Children's Fund Inc., Richmond, Va.; the American-Korean FoundaLln -- - Inc., New York, N.'!,; Holt gcgo tuarto _____________ Adoption Program Inc., Eu- lost in 1973 and 1974. SHIRLEY TEMPLE. MICKEY MOUSE AND CINDERELLA ITEMS. MUSIC BOXES IN WORKING CONDITION, OPERA GLASSES. GENTS STUDS AND LINKS. ' CIVIL WAR ITEMS. 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THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hiowsyilu Saturday Services Sabbath School I Worthip$.,vc .V _ The hurch THE HOPE OF OUR CMUNITY,. - .. - . . - -- QOQ U IN 5APTIST CHURCH SSSHestrcAv.. -Ph.3732fl Bro Billy Griflin Pastor 3Oa rn LLULK ch,ch:rang --•_----------•--- --__ - • II I lI.I I I . OF GOD CHURCH Car.2711% and Elm Rev.E.DonCow . - . ,.pastor Sunday School ... 9.30a.m. Evening worwp . Family N ight (Wed) Ii I II 730pm 1. .j - • (:It it .. ______ - I -- _______ _____-p __ '_~ ; f_-- 4 . -- I - I -_- -_- -1 LL~_, - .- ,,I w -__t~-Z, --.'--.--A I i,,--'If ., 1., _. - Z k. .1 __ _. . I .1 or: i _~~_s 21 r I a ved a 1 -ft--l- _t___ . I,- ~_ _ __1r_1 _- --. •. - - . . - - -__-1 - ,Pt --., M _-,- I - The kev.(ad 1 - -- 9:30a.m. - .I- - - T~_ Christian Sunday School p .ornng,crshp 6 5P rn (I'ch Training 7:00p m tvtn.ngWOCS?iip 700pm Wed Prayer Service Nursery 0 . 30p.m. Sunday Night WTRR 1. , . I- - I - - ,~A ~ - - _0_~T ,-.,. _______P- 9~458-rn Sunday School v. I .,s ~ I 4e. 1 - - - '' '- - - _.-_1 -- -- -- -.r- - . _________r Minister . 1I- .1 z_z~_-____--~_ __kl~' _---W ____ PINECREST BAPTIST I 19 _Z4~___ 21 - - ____ l _~ l - 7-A, - - .. A __ -9m , .--_._:_.1__1_T.._ -- --_~.__-_ _ ~ _ -- : - . •- M -- - -_ .- GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., t Woodlawn Ave. Rev. D. Rom Denslow ....... Pastor .1_x_ l Morning Worshi p ........ -. . ~~ ~.. -. -... MYF - CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Sunland I states LloydHampton , ~ _. Sunday Isaiah 55:1-3 Assembly Worship ... ... 11:008 M. EvningWorthlp .........6:00p.m. Wed. Evening Service.....11:00 p.m. Wadnesxlav Bible Class -------------7:30p.m. Monday Exodus 16:2.15 - - M. 7 SOp m EenlngWorship Wed. Evening service .....7:oop.rn: -. Tuesday Matthew 1433.21 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Park Avenue CharIesN.Crurnp .......Evangefist Sunday Wednesday Jo BibieStudy 10: 00 mcirnino worship ........11:00a.m. 600p m. . Evening Service 6:24-35 - Bible Class ...............7:30p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 26M Palme"s Ave. Rev. G.E.f4odgtS ....... .PIsIO sundaySochocil .....- -.111:45a.m. morning Worship . ......it 011a.m. * p.m. Ev~12111C Services ., -.7.40 Wed. Proyer.L .1:310pm. . Bible Study Independent Missionary --- Bible Classes Wed . FIRST BAPTIST :00p rn . 7-30P M. - . . - (A OF THE NAZARENE 173 Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary Fla Rev. Paul D. Tritsel Pastor Sunday 1- 1 Morning Worship 4 Bible5ludy ...... ..... to:50 a.m. Evening Service -oop,m. Quality Court 4LaAj*ood Rev. Ruth H. Catlin .........Pastor Amy Johns .........Minister-Healer OpenforMedfls$icn .......3:00p.m. Healing. Lecture end Message Cit. do 3rd Wednesday Mthy. God's goodness is always present. o o t ransf o rm ynur life. Saturday COIOSlianl 13:H1 .svabiIwr. c,,..,vmI.s* _. ' 5,, - I . . . 4:30p.m. 11 ~ r -_ -- 4 /I / . r ,- ,/: I - ,, ncluding Karl Barth, Paul Til. vation and n-dnhTiWng the Goslich, Emil Brunner, Martin Bu- pel's social implication, but ber, Dietr i ch Bonhoeffer, who has preached to more Hhelnhold Niebuir. Only one of people than anyone In history. that constellation still is li ving, He was cited for his "obvious (ermany's Rudolph Bultmann, appeal" and Influence among now millions ere any newcomers to -Roman Catholic Archfill the gap? Editors of six I bishop Helder Camara of Brail Ing church magazitm singled who has defied Brazil's military out 11 persons as "today's hv- goverment to 6-nounce inIng giants of the Christian justice and insist on fairriess to . . - • v i . I .' \ I ) . * I T ii? I ~II ~ Ranked as the most dominant -Methodist Bishop Abel theologian was European schol- Muzorewa, a black churchman ar Jurgen Moltmnn of Germa- of Rhodesia, who has outny. Ile a reformed churchman spokenly opposed the racial who sparked a "U"109Y Of policies of the white minority I ~ rasp our nerves. God says. First Baptist Church Acteens were honored at morning service and luncheon Sunday. ,'Here is your chance to show faihtIh _______________________________________________________________________________________ t . 1 __. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Re.'KennthW.MuliI . ., METHODIST CHURCH .' j MwSters, HW-Y. 11-92 at Piney Ridge Ad. Morning Worship ......... j.,)o &.rM CIUdWtTy Church School ..........9:lSi.rn. Rev. William Pickett ........ Pastor Morning Worship ..'... 11:00a.m. Rev. K~h Miller. Assist. PaStair Nursery Morning Sunday School 9 451 m THE LAKE MAPY UNITED UMYF...... ... .... ... 5: 34 p. m. PRIESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Worship 7 00 m ,Lake Mary Wilbur Wed Bible Study & v. A F evens Prayer Sarv. 7')Op m Sundly(Frt Weeidiy Feflow Church School 9 45a m Ship Supper I 1 6:)Op.m Morning Worship _ ... II:W8.m Youth Group ...... .......730p.m. FIRST UNITED Wednesday: METHODIST CHURCH Acteen Queens Honored - . 419 Part Ave. Lea F K Ing ...... I L ..iPASW morning worship....,s:)o & I I a.m. Sunday $<hoof I ...... r. 1:45a.m. UMYF..- ..... . ... Men's Frayer rakfait Choir Practice I -- . 6 oor m . id , , C C = nrub 'I . I Pastor mor ning WorShip --------10a.m. ........ I..00 p.m. E vening Worth 1p (I har,.i,. PAOLA WISLEYAN CHURCH ' " "__' O'tløeu'øl4atP..la THE LAKE MONROr Rev. William E. Miller ....Pastor Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe SundaySchool -----943a.m. WilIi*rdEldridge --------Pastor Morning Worship ... .....1100am Sunday School to:OOa 'outh Service Mor ning worship SOp m Ii m Evening Worship ......7:30pm EveningWorthip ---------7:00p.m. Wed Prayer 7:30p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 730p a G eons . t CHURCH rwln Shea The 1974-75 youth program The Fishas of Men-Club, a any gdalme P• Rededication chapel, Cliur • upon the diocese of Sothet I:. hurch, Church social hail on Maltiand UIQ4UIfl4 '.4Jl1UllUAUI) ommuni y '" The Rev. Mr. Duncan, bishop Florida, wi th its 34,000 coinmu which Is the orighial building Church will meet at 8 a.m., Sunday for Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Fr. The Gideons of Lake Monroe -_ of the Southeast Florida Epis. nicants, to !ollow the leadavdp constructed by Community breakfast and program -open John Pucciano leader of the Camp will hold their annual ' copal diocese, said he planned you've given in caring for Church, wth be held Sunday at Longwood Church of God on to all men of the th group will outline plm which Pastor's Banquet, Oct. 26 at to seek support for Ford's pro. anoaw grough sacrifice of 7-30 p.m. Former pastor, Rev. Dog Track Road will hold its The Young Adult Club, 2040 will Include a coffee house get Stetson University, DeLand, at Copeland, posal at a national meeting of personal Indulgences and Delmas now Fall Festival beginning at 10 years, together, midnight breakfast, 6:30 p.m. In Carlton Hall. Lake church leaders next week in wasteful ha bi ts," Bishop Dun- pastoning Union Street United am Oct 10 There will be a &.inuu Mills, on Morton fall picnic and cookout, and Monroe Camp represents all of Methodist, Dunedin, will country store fish pond games and Mexico can said in the telegram Lane, Winter Springs, 7 p.m., "lock-in" at Daytona Beach. Seminole County and West . 1'14 -4 1 "I will a* the House of Bish. "I also will call upon the preach. and refreshmenL& Volusla. :-:. ups of the Episcopal Church In people of this diocese to share The church The Chapel Guild will hold The banquet is in how of all with their neighbors who nuv a nucleu3 of 23 ~ Krum meeting Christ Methodi st Mexico next Monday to call ._Ztx -l b monthly meeting Oct. 17 at 7:30 area pastors who take part in upon the people of the church well be on a limited or 6ii; in the old community house on -P.tn., to finalize plans for the sharing in ft woft of the throughout the nation to join in income. I commend you upon Concord Drive ard has girow,n to Christ United Methodist Gourmet tancheon to be given Gideon. Gideon International is ch Church Is resuming Sunday Oct. 25, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. a Christian business and your program," Bishop Duncan purchasing as the government of service around the world. professional men's associatilon Recognition of long time and . said In the telegram. is the largest consumer of aU ....--. numbering approximately Duncan says he will make his Items produced by our econ- charter members will be in. __ __ ~--_ 40,000 members in more than eluded in the day's smices. 4^ plea to the bishops meeting on omy," the bishop said. - j; F~ft 100 countri es ar ound the wor ld an m y are engaged u.a program UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN 3:30p.m. R Community Banquet 1p . ....... .111:"p.m. Csrner -Philosopher Bernard and theology. Lonergan,aCanadian Jesuit, of -Pentecostal leader David Regis College, Toronto, a DuPlessis, termed the "chief profound intellectual whose statesman of the Pentecostal work in building bridges be. movement," now affecting Matween theology and the social j.or Protestant denominations sciences as n cOmPar to as well as Roman Caftlicism. that of Thomas Aquinas. -Southern Baptist evangelist .+ JesuitP iest n+r'. On Ordained Episcopal Women -- . 4; ______________________________________ - o(placlngtheHolyBibleinsucli . . .. r Under the auspices of Church 27-year history of UNICEF, a Women United, Sanzo,d state olznergwii. for CMId ildr will "Trick or Treat" In developing countries % fo UNIEF (United Nations beendeared.Rlslngcostsand ch en Children's Fund) on Oct. V as world-wide food and fertilizer theY Join millions of our shortages threaten 500 million nation's youngsters share their children with severe NEW YORK (AP) - A theo- himself a reluctant witness be- favoring women's ordination Halloween fun by collecting malutrition, famine and death. logical argument cutting across cause of hesitancy as "an out- he adds: MARK C HOLLIS needy children UNICEF volunteers can help denominational lines has evel- sider to engage in armchair "The participants In Phila. donations to aid Lay Speaker for Lavrian's I to counter this world crisis for oped over whether 11 women quarterbaddng," says he did so delphia were not breaking the of the world. This ear, more than ever, children. Adults and children Sunday at First United ordained last summer as as an ecumenical duty and that church They we re breaking the tural disaste rs and famine who wish to help may conta ct Methodist Church of Sanford na priests of the Episcopal Church Bishop Vogel had mis- discipline of the ch ur ch discipline which is experienced have made the situation Mrs. Mae Pawisor of 1803 will be Mark C. foils, vice were validly Invested with that interpreted him, president and director of critical. For the ma Ave., Sanford. V-. 0 office. On another point, he chal. as ambiguous." public relations for Publix Most of the church's House of lenges the finding of the EpIsSupermarkets Inc. He will --. Bishopshavesaid"no."But the copalbishops that the ordina. speak th lsSundayatboth 8 30 ' theological rationale on which tions were Invalid because the they acted Is now challenged by bishops performing them defied PLTrlttTVi 0• i •. thescholaronwnoseworkU)elr communal processes ot the Christ" A widely known decision was mainly based. church - a position advised by speaker, he is past district Bishop Vogel. -lie's a Roman Catholic. governor of Rotary Inter-- i . TheRev.FransJ.vanlleeck, Thls"reasonlngcomesdant --.national. a noted theologian at the gerously close to making the Jesuits' Boston college, says bLthopameredelegateof the .Nms•• ' _T_ that although the ordinations communit),"FathervanBeetk - _ --__ __ . ~__ __ __ He says it also fal.ht to &Aa - 1 R discipline goes, "they were true recognize church 'onf as exists among --. division" ordinations" Ia Fm~~ -_ --"There is a good case for Episcopalians on the L&sue. . .. Honors Couple The position "goes against considering them not only true, I but also de facto valid ,.. that Is, the tradition" not only of the , recognized by the church," he Anglican communion of which rV 4." Dedication services for the Ch urch ey are "at any e Episcopal is a part, th th says adding a. t ii , -. flt SCiiOO& uUt,u,fl building di I I 1 -. Oilu annsI that of Roman rate implicitly Casselberry Baptist Church / .. Catholicism and Eastern OrrecoizeabIe " -. I Christian School Sunday I , What gave drama to Father thodoxy 10X honored Mr. and Mrs. John -: I • Is that says. .. van Beeck'a Intervention y Crump. He says tradition nusua tha t his writings on the Issue had -' building was named been cited by Episcopal Bishop "for a sacrament to be true I. Crump Memorial Building In Arthur A. Vogel I - p I in an analysis guiding Episco- tention of doing what u church • faithful and dedicated service pal bishops In acting on the does," and this is what the four since the church was organized bishops who ordained the ____ matter seven urs ago Rev. G.E. Bishop - theologicall commission con- July "obviously Intended to Church, Sanford, was guest in the advisorj, In which do. Getting all speaker. k steamed up over th e annual spaghetti s upper to LIONS SCHEDULE held Oct. 19, 44 p.m. at Sanford Chic Center are Uons Club chefs The structure Is located next - - _4 an authority for the position, situation" existing In the Coorge DeMattlo (left) and Carlos Raines. Bingo will be pla)vd to to the church on Setninole 61 -V that the women lmd not f,ulder- Episcopal Church, with conjunction with the event, wWch Is co-sponsored by Sanford and Boulevard in CasselbefTy am L one ordination but "only serv majorities both of its bishops Seminole Uons Clubs. Tickets available from members or at houses classrooms of the kin. and lay-clerical represenIce, only a rite." Zayres, Sears, Fimtone or Penney's. Fun& go to finance slght dergarten through 12th Vade Father van Beeck, terming tatives at various points conservation program and other chic projects school. -- Xa Ch urch Women To Sponsor Children's UNICEF Drive - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WILSON-EICHELBERGER WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Mr and Mrs Al Wilson nford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance John Y. Mercer and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Emp loyes sof'S"1 New Testament in such groups as military per. sonnel nurse' youth and ' -' college students. Approxirmtely 120 persons will attend the tsanquet with Bob Martin as guest speaker. President of the local cam p is Joe Larnkin of Sariford. Wt p distributed mfld New 5400 Bibles I FOOD FAIR STORES, INC and E mployes D. DI A IJT INC - PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. A & P WEO J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff The Management and Employes . SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., INC and E mployes 'jVIeuO, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford TEll CTD (I&$ D E A I TV 411, WI NN DIXI ESTORES '- uI,u I Herb Stenstrom and Staff DEKLES' GULISERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes CELERYCITY PRINTINGCO.,INC. HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION DavidBeverlyandStaff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. andEmployes ANDSTAFF .. ('..i' ' y th. II Baptist - U v. " F•.n-.cnt swo'Caivv Id& -,. G•$ CIvarpBaptn.?tnurtt Cr71,.ILêk,&3r4 LaP4Mvy Iniarveft&I"I 6"1111 Ahst. civit Ltogwe AWQ . LOVOWAL f 10 HW swist chketh. Forest City coff*nUninty 0"ter, Fornt C-11 C pfit' 1* I7mSt 4. 51..n Pt .nI?iye Bapf 1.' CP4CP 1500* IPI. 5' Nq,w M fli7W)I'Si av_.,4 PkBapiICh,h I' 't c. ii w rrs' 3tr. .'•s PecrMI BaP44t C.(h. l * Airport $'.J area, iaar tool-it R. I ab..t-* (P4 s' '.' TA', I'':' f r ,' 4 $U*CN Of CHRIST ' (' ' .' i ('.'. 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Ia CP',cs 04 Jetii C$wsl ol Latter OLY 5ana. 7311 Park Ave * Cyp'i . wy.. ..s Church School -. - . All Faft C.CamPMm,nol..weiuv. ParS Rd ' - ' . - - ,ma, Ad,,tst CPIUth. H1 & Elm , Moj$,,, OTHER CHURCHES First -, •• . . k Bu ""r° - . Forest Lake Sev"th dly AdvVirilitf Cftywth, " wy 4)6 V0,111 City M..s.øiavy 5t ICPr' 5' 04 IS 0% $i J 5 pi fta'aI CJ'um. It) P-t 5$ nW*1 $.eVs C Hos .27, miembers On Sunday, will speak It) ' urches n e e Monroe ch Camp area. ,,, •• , ~, . ort&"* t)f £AAtMw First "-' Lutf%~Cf~vrchof Iho R#**trr41. 1o)W 2ithPI&CO Mftliah Lu"Wan Chvfctv, GoWn Days or L 04*v I? 97, Bau.tt - -. ' Cniivch beer Lar Cor4atonao,4i,an Cs'cn, 3l '.i ___ 'S Oear*aPe' U.jj'*ri4f Bapliat Ch,C1t. SOu*'!% Rd Eif1rsBapt,stC.OdOr'andoRd atI4rVerAve $I PN A FrwI%ip BptrUCJrth 04 Aflamenit $ Jaçt RI iM. " 11 ("11116A C1`400- 160y S, Vanford Avir SANVd 0WIS1141ft Chvfth, Ill W A,rpoff 11111WO -- ' ~_ SEMiNOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY F Wst '""Ribigy of C-00. I I in 4, IE or . -. -, FLORIDA TATEBAIIII - and hotels 3y itals and of piresenting ' ATLANTIC NAT IONAL BANK ' as Institutions _:.__ And S taff t uhPL - reire, Acteens of First Baptist Baptist Wornen's president, from the pastor, Dr. J.T. Glynna Alderman, Wendy If Church of Sanford, who had Mrs J I Hardy, Jr, was Cosmato Lisa Hushes, Susan Mdddy advanced in their Studiact "rane for His Crown." Each girl was presented a Teresa Piercy, Marian Ray, requirements were honored The Acteens dressed in silver charm depicting her Robin Scott. Receiving rank of Sundsy at the -Swiss theologian Hans 11 am serv i ce -American Indian writer identical light blue gowns and queen)) status b) Mrs G.A.Queen with Scepter the things of others" Phili p. take advantage of Kung of Germany. He is a a Vine Deloria, a Sioux, author of p ans 2:4. We pray for victory portunitles or the raw materials and at a luncheon for them and each wearing an orchid were Palmer, Acteen leader. Charles Glenda and Glynna Alderman, their parents that followed. presented their awards. IV E.Davis Jr., minister of music Wendy Hirt and 11sa Hughes. reform-minded Roman Catho- "Custer Died for Your Sim" over temptation and the thina which God has given each of us. c, whose criticism of the doe.. and 'God Is Red" While not tur ey Un g i r ls were called forward by and youth, sang the Acteen The cape of Queen Regent was of the world 5WOO down upon For out of these materials we cheon, prepared and served by Acteen leader hlrs. J.T. song. trine of papal infallibility has primarily a theologian, he was us in a storm of temptations. may construct a life of Acteens recei vi ng crowns of Debbie Fairfield and Janet made him a target of Vatican cited for offering a "stirring "This is th e victory that usefulness and service because the Women's Missionary Union Cosmato Sr to receive their in vestiga t ions. under the cc U C atrIs under a white arch queen were Glenda Alderman, Th call for society's repenter. omas. overcomes the world, our it fashioned according to Ills -United Church ethkist and reform' faith" I John 54 We pray , will. J James Gustafson, of the Uni -Roman Ca tho li c pries t' sociologist Andrew Greeley, School, an opponent of so-called director of Chicago's National "situation ethics," which Oqinion Research center and a claims love not blanket rules lucid, prolific writer, who cum- In a telegram of support Tues. "In response to your call for being accepted for the refur- and au Invitation has been day to Ford, who -Is also a the people of the United States bished chapel and the new extended toe.ery member - - The Following ng Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CH RYSLE R- PLYMOUTH . zes th as a drive toward fu-Roman Catholic theologian ture goodness, with God in front Rosemary Reuther of Howard leading humanity ahead, and University. She holds that trafinds realizations of hope both ditional Christianity has been through struggle for reform In used as a tool of oppression, es. this world and In consummation peclally In sexist vle,s of worn She contends it should be a , 11 001-rn. Morning Worbip SoodayEvening __. , 7:30P m. 7.3Op.m. Cuvrors MeIng ----- 6:30pm. Sunday - Other - -• - Rev. Vii'g,i L. Be yard COMMUNITY UNITED d Sunday ' . Conununity United Methodist An attendance goal of 10n per evening services at 7 P M. with [Amheon will be open to the Church of Casseiberry will cent has been set for Sunday Communion on the flrstSunday public. behalf of his diocese, which observe Rally Day and Its 28th School classes. All choirs will and fellowship supper on the MIAMI (AP) - A bishop of stretches from Key West north anniversary Sunday with a full participate in the 8:30 and 11 third Sunday followed byan oldnecrest Baptist a.m. worship services. day of special activities. fashioned gospel sing. the Episcopal Church in Florida to Vero Beach. One of the members of the "Rejoice In Renewal" is the says he plans to seek na tional At 2:30 p.m. the Young Hope In a nationally broadcast a. me or y w c w or w present a consuppo among ea s of his dress to a joint session of ConGospel quartet, "New church for the new economic gress Tuesday, Ford proposed call for the congregation to temporary cantata entitled, hit by Hurnican Fill In Hon. [lie," from Orange City proposals outlined by President an anti-Inflation campaign tha t "renew" spnittual vows to God "Cool In The Furnace," under duras. A special offering of sing' Sunday at 730 p.m. at combined tax breaks for busl- and His body the church." A the direction of Mrs. Helen dried foods (beans, rice etc.) Pinecrest Ba p tist Ford. and money Is being accepted Sanford. "The church is the logical ness expansion with taxin. special offering will be taken McFarland oil for the hurricane victims. and with a goal of $10,000 to go The Church Council place to appeal to people to be. crettaiies for corporations gin caring for one another," the middle and upper ircome fwJ• toward the renewal of church Ministries headed by Paul Mi Orange street Rev. E, Ruth Grant. .......Pastor wooriesday Morning Pra yer SUPPIr * • - FIRST PENTECOSTAL 2nd & Alth Thursilay -.,, 6~3oarn -- ' A - '•. Bishop Backs Ford's Church Plans Rally Day c Proposals ; I : Presb'u'rwn a. can an loam .1 e truths your C NEW YORK (AP) Most of garded a creative theologian the oft-termed "theological gi. and who often Is accused of Is of this century are dead, overemphasizing personal sal. - ' b the of love." 'Love is patient and yet learned ie things which he suffered." kind." I Corinthians 13:44. God has an answer, but we Hebrews 5:8. don't sieek God's answer or we WeprayforunselWines prefer not to hear God sends us the opportunity to curmtances of life in wh ch we consider the feelings of others find ourselves might in itself '- IiA not every man on his own Ranked r CHURCH OF LONGWOOD MofnirVWofshlp .._...II:00a.m. MYF2IISun ..........7:00p.m. That was a turning point. Since then God and His Church have once more become a part of my life, and my problems have disappeared in a wayl never dreamed possible. AL TEMPLE SIP Park Avenue Rev. Jay T.COSflh'O .. - Mor r.ing Worship -----S3Oam 5,jndaySchoO* ......9:43am MorningWOflhip ... 11:00am .1Sp.m. Chur 7 30 m EvrunQ Worship Vt? Wed - 7:00p m. Service - Friday Ehcsians 4:17-24 Suddenly the clouds part6d and a ray of sun streaked through. In that fleeting moment the landscape became beautiful--grayness transformed Into mauves, deep blues and lively greens. It was like watching Creation. For the first time In a long time, I thought of God. And I prayed as I had been taught long ago in my church. Highway 46 tiliess .... . Evangelist Biblecloss -. ...... 10:008.m Morning worship . It 008 m. Worship Thursday Romans 8 35 39 Not long ago I was driving home along the parkway, depressed and worried by many problems. The day was bleak and gloomy. Huge clouds boiled and churned above dark, forbidding mountains. Even the foliage hung limp and still. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 1I:OOa m. _ :r • 0-11 -' • . -CHURCH W.AWW Blvd. I Rev. Ki,vethNott ...........pr.toe Sunday School ............9:43a.m. - - L - I— CHURCH OF CHRIST 149 Palm Wings Altamonte Sprin" .-Evangelist Jame%PNefdham - F,k - Ilentect,istal . MornklgS,ryice 11 00 a. m Even,lng Service ..........?:Ap.m. Wednesday Service ... ...7.30p.m. Old Truths for a Now Day I`7 "' - Church Of Christ - - - pastor ., , _________________ C - ---------- 7:00p.m. .:- ---- - ---- -i- darn morning Worship ... ... :00A.M. EvengWorI&p ---------7:30pm. wed.Prayer Service .30p.m. George Gailoway - ______________ SofvicelWed) 7:00p m. Nursery Provided for all services 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2P000rlandoAve (17931 (Lutheran Church i America) Pastor William B Downty... . .. Church School . ..........9: 00 A, m. . I 10:00,1 m Worship . - -• SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd, Rev. Elmer A. Rouscher ... Pastor 9 ISa m Sunday School kindergarten end Nursery I - 1.1 I- sun. NYPS . r .. - .. . ..610p-m, . 7:00P m. Sun EveWorship r 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer 6pm YOtJIhIIOUI Evangelistic Service _ -1: - - -_ f l_ -- Wrtthip Serv'c* Evening JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 First Sims ~ 73-3p r James C. Vaughn.... .. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakaMeem.Fla. 1 - ~..-- a - FIRST OF THE NAZARENE 2311 Sanford Ave DouglasO Ellioll .. .....Pastor Sunda y schm I .. 9~450-m- 103W 2SIhPIacs _. ..?.? - suffering. This is true even of - "The Church of the Lutheran Hour' -':.- - Wed Service 54JldJythI H OF THE REDEEMER W~__KL~~ ,,- 1-1 , , , Dial a Devotional 24 firs - . . : 9-4S - im W . "' ~_-_.___ . 16475 Sanford Ave com munity center Lutheran - 5ng5p.rat,on Rev. R Grady Snowden Temiloraly Geneva Holy communion - , * ..11:00a.m. ChurchSchool . .. .. . '?:Oo a,m' I 10.004m. FamilySe(vice - - . 10: 30 11 a m. GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave, 'the Rev. Leroy D. SoPef - ..-- 3124$64 Sharing &ProCt.alming 7)) p. m. Nursery Prov&ftd rippal _~_ 7-7-.L_ -._ - ---. -- ~=; Minister ... R. Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson .......... minister - .A)&-mmorningWorShIp -9.458.M. Are 71 L • ' God sends us suffering, for suffering produces endurance. better thinp." Someone else . .. . . A wown said, "I prayed for has written, "Man may trouble endurance and God sent me a and distress me, 'Twill but ~ drive me to Thy breAst." We i~. ..:. for particular virtue and He pray for love, and God puts us . Sends us the raw material out of among people who are which we can make it. We pray unlovely. They say things that interstate Naz(irene, ffl t __ I I _____T_ _~-"=" ~w Ctmgre r10-a t ion(i I , __ LL J Arip Longwood. F Is. just East of 1 %k •- j ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHUR "Church of God Hour" . ,.,9;058.m WTRR .... ...9;458mSunday Schoo I .. morning worship ' " ':'m6~00 M. vangelistic serv. , Family Night Service - -- - Theologians > V., .. These are days y 'I. ..n men strengui and hwnilit, and seek answers, but not always some messenger of Satan 'Y God's answers. I used the buffets us Ui we lie In the dust - -. following verses In a funeral and hear the Lord say, "My ., ~ oration once, "But we glery In power is made perfect In .- tribulation also; knowing that weakness." I Corinthians 12:9. tribulation worketh patience; We pray to be drawn closer and pa tience, experience; and ChristanuGodletsfrlends turn experience, hope" Romans away from us and against us 53,4 Henry Ward Beecher said, 's' roublei are often the tools by a Co- . . WiT if I ih,rur:a,t CHURCH OF GOD 1" fl 103W - -' ~ i A6 ~ CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 341 S. Park Ave 206 Fair moo (a:dOard,n Club l (,m! C, I ,l l i - i.i- 4 - ... .. _67p.m, Rev. Fred L Sunday School Fellowship . Of Pastor & 12 nwn conimsions.sm. I __ -, Epwortl,League ........ . 4:11sp.m. Evtn1ngW0fsh1P , -1:30"' - - .7 .30p m w ed prayer Med fM %\'. - opIrK .m. Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-1 A 7 t: 7 FIRST 3OUIP1tJ(1 109 East Second Stru$ Sunday Service I VM 7: 30 p n, CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY I mETH ODIST URCH 240 Sanford Ave. Rev. W. R. Bennett - - - - - - - --pastor --------9:45am. Sunday School FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST I I __ ------- __ __ -.,. ..'~- _____ CHURCH III Oak Ave., Sent ord ~_ ___.1 :"= _ Fr. William Ennis . . . . Pastor Fr P J. Kell Assist, Pastor S&I.V'V'IAUSS -' .V00p.m. ....Y:oop m. . Methodist r I II I I I I II ('utiwlu Gtod 0 . - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Lyman H, Kirkwood ... I... - Pastor CIct1(,,l(te,l(f' E$ - \ -- -_ Seventh day Adventist Church. ~00"- - 00000 I i aisp rn Saturday Services SabbalhSthobl ------------ 930a.m Wed Prayer Meeting WcrthipService -- -- - WQOa.m. Wednesday Night PryerServlr. 700pm Of .. -- THE SEVENTH DAY Aiseinhh. -- IIU 131 Phone 134-2161 lhqi.i Pastor u11 a 1I1 ". ' -- -111:000.m. Also on WW06 (104) FM 700pm '" SANLANDO UNITED 111:30am. tt 11.0012.00 wranesoay Evening PrayirMeesng ....." -- Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-1O Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..w.w :.- NON-RUSTING PURE /LUMINUM - CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING The Herald 300 N FRENCH AVE PH 322 2611 ______________________________________________ �_-r-- LL - r T - _ _ r _ __ _ _ ~'_=Ex - I __ __ - ___ __ - - ___ ______ - 0 - 0 E WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DEAR ABBY nvi Sh e Wants Grass I Or Back 10 booze We see the letters, RSVP,and immediatel know we ar required to respond In som C - 1. At Seminole Junior College k - I 4) VU ________ __________-I________________________ ________ A dez1I thing is relaxing wi.th grass now and then. When the police came p it). it u a to my door theydeprived me of one of my civil rights by not letting response, however. me read the search warrant before they entered my home. RSVP stands for Retired Wliat can I do about this? So many people have been busted Senior Volunteer Program, and the same wa e are c o the way the police pust' people ther!sponseitrequlresjsoneof If I can't smoke grass in the privacy of my own home, then I guess 1*11 become an alcoholic. I ! k: 'I I" , f . _- - - - - Cuff enUy there are 150 RSVP volunteers from throughout the T54 M:M I ____ - -- . - ! -_-,%mm -1 __ _____ I __ -q_ 1)Fi'Jt HUS1EI) Both possession and sale of marijuana are program In order to continue ?i fill, nd ii 9Jr tics tacr, scaRh sarra'ils annt b read tY-t ing fi v' iii t at the door because while the officers are waiting outside from the federal government, cuneone Inside (an accomplice possibly) can destroy 250 persons must be enrolled evidence. So the law enforcers must enter first, and then the the program b} the end of year. sarrant Is available for reading. Th e people, th rough the democratic process, write th e laws RSVP Is a new na tionwide and The poUce only edorce them. However, your threat to him to alcohol If you can't have "grass" shows a dependency on some kind of mood-changing drg, which should concern you at east . much as being deprived of your civil rights. __ ~__ IP .A Friday, Oct. ii, 1974-lB L r-- -- --------- .- ~~~ 7' break for a kid to have young parents so they can grow up Seminole County, I 11 v 4 I finally had to leave the i.'AOW to get some rest. I love my co-workers, but they almost killed me with kbulnew. Please, Abby, put this in your column. I hope it goes up on hospital bulletin boards all over the country. i I I J : Sanford Pilot Club meeting Oct. international, Ocala. 17, at 8 p.m., in The Florida State Bank lounge, will be Mrs. ' POLLY'S POINTERS -- : / _# By POLL%' CRAMER council. In addition she has mission. . - L_ - , . I drop cloth over the floor around the fireplace and coves it with several thicknesses of newspaper. In a small pan (for ea handling) make a strong solution of water and that powdered big Job cleaner tha t requires no rinsing and wiping dry. Hopef ully ) will have an old nylon hair brtah with stiff bristles that needs -ou , . - replacing Put on rubber gloves With the brush start at the top and scrub a strip a bo ut a t00t wide, all the way down at a time Refill pan with solution when needed and keep on with one strip Let another. As the brush wears out saw cff with a hack Tile job can really be doae vvry quickly and easily. I Ballet A La Russe -- . - . g4 - I I i : Z ji - t1 - ~__ _ - . - %-,- ~ *-It X _ r~ The Russians are not coming, 4 even though the name of a visiting ballet instructor in UTII tv',ILSON Sanford might suggest such a Ga Gather FTU DEA! .1 POLLY - My new bedspread has to he dry cieaned and I &nnt ua-t to Loe it fCTX1 extra cover. I had the prolalemof wh dt to do with it at night. I had an old baby bed guard ra H and found that by sliding it in at the foot of the bed the Problem was solved. MY 819han Is lokled across the bottom rail and Me spread is folded over the top. When washing distm I put in the required amount of detergent ir%Uwuthaving amsornc away orhayj, detergent. catastrophe. Alexi Ramov, one of America's top ballet instmctors, will be coming to S DEAR POLLY-MydaughtersgndIajj Send your questions to Dr. w'" i ___ - - i 11 Bfll Sharman didin't win the NBA's Coach of the Year Award last season, but he certainly deserved some accolade for getting the Lakers into the playoffs. After the tearn had suffered two e two games behind th e first-place Warriors in the loss column, ---., . , I - \ -------_ Sharman sal% aped their mnrale and directed them Into U) divisioutitie. It climaxed a season of major adjustznents. First, there was the defection of Wilt Chamberlain Then, there was the trade of forward Jim McMillian to Buffalo for center Elmore Smi th . Alter that, forward Connie Hawkins was acquired from Phoenix for swIigxnan Keith Erickson And - --- •. i , - -- - -.', .. ______ v%pd _. -M r L ____ _______ BRANTLEY'S HENRY STANLEY *L -. finally, there were the injuries that kept superstar Jerry West out more than half the season. Now, with the off-season addl. I N S JOHN PORTER tioni of Cazzle Russell from Golden State and rookie Brian Winters, I.Zs Angeles probably has the best balance and depth of I..amb,In care of this g,pa. any team in the league. oun ms ace Phoenix, became a team player under Sharman, trading his "showboating"tactics for a quieter approach to the game. Only on rare occasions does he lapse into his old style. Russell, who violently dislikes being a "sixth man," can fire in points at an incredibly rapid rate, but his defense leaves something to be desired. Happy Hairston and BW Bridges are superior ro rebounders and defensive players, but lack scoring punch. And ea Kermit Washington Is young and promising. Rating: B. CENTER: SmlUj blocked more shots than any player in the NBA last season, including a record 17 in one game, and was learning to take higher percentage shots and hitting them more y clear o a1 the Edgewater and Sarasota, possesses outstanding players Titusville Astronaut. Edgewater at Lyman respectively. Lake Brantley at the skill positions. Oviedo at Apopka a1dOeo,theoiyundefeatJ Richard Petty taking more outstanding players, but L Angeles' well runs deep. It Worth Leonard respectively, the proVerfi of fitiling t>,,hind would k A fItUng din= tQ Wat's Mustrious camr it the I.Akers could win the leagim championship. First in PacWc. will present two late model features. Last week the undefeated season after a 10.0 Stevenson at 918 Park Ave.. simultaneou3ly does not mean and ask for the "Loling late model event was postponed by rain af ter 8 laps record last year. Birth Notice Corn in g Ware NAPKIN RINGS $ - 6#, , Selection Of problem which wps fixed in the stop over and now th e car is back up to winning performance again. With (lie new motor now in his car and with the Napkins & Place M valuable assistance he has received from J0 OWfl The fourth annual Ceramic 111 W 1. I -_ N m A - I ~i L- M s •1 --•----------.--------- I 4th. Annual Ceramic Hobby Show I- panty • COMPETITIVE EXHIBITS folioUlf - 1111411 _ Fr ' r rzes1 GIVEN DAILY C_ 08in. When a pak gets a run but can still be worn with gults & tiny dot of n.aIl polish is added to make sorting easier when ,- • CLASSES OFFERr 50" DONATION ;, A11I1J_44jjJ. -__.____. girl does the same with black thread and mine are left I,-_ 1 i Ji F . -- 1 _ - (00nafsd BY Association Members) 1 rrOtlufi no - I Ut . l close the deal. Register. . To Win, . , - SECOND Doubles. Sp.c7 I I SIG 5 8.40 11 00 7.00 y PanoEIorza Ouinie4a 3.20 Oulniefs (4 7) ss6.so Dorningo-miguo (3.5) 136.00 Pefftcla (3 5) $113.10 Perftcib (4-7) $717.70 NINTH - Si"I", s"C I Early Big 0 (2-6 with 4-7) SM2.00 Miguel 2160 4.80 5.20 4 Murua 4.40 380 1 sems 19.00 5,40 240 2 P 300 s Eddy-Perot Arechs-Sanchez 3. 4° ulso 1OTH-Slngks, Spec? rza 4 20 260 2 440 3 I -_ Late Daily Doublo (4 4) %159,30 Perfecto 0 6) S26240 11TH - Doubt". Sp#c I Early D811y Double (2 1) $101.6o Alav&L&rrea 1200 3.20 4.80 3 FIFTH - Doubles Spec; av. Ramon 70 40 600 320 MarLtI Juan QuinIela (3*) 152 60 QuInh.Is (41) W Erdoza MuOu,rzaS 60 760 400 I 60 - - -_- - .4. ~_ - . 1~_.-iP:&:~ ~i 5. - - t7fa t:m 2 SO 6 310 3 ArechaMuru: 13407 420 P4tgIPir 140 1 Big Q (3$ with 15) $31 $0 s QuInIela.) 11160 t I . Rogers Belleville The Associated Press Codo Geiger Sanford Auto Dealer arantIty We Worth __ Braldley lake Worth Brantky ()VK%10 Ovuxk) FAigtVl1tCt F*evakr ___ ________ Alab" A I ~r~ N * 71;4A. AV'_~~ ~~__ ~_.& Man miafw MWW VflWma at TAMPA Tampa Tamp Vftrwn Tampa T" Mictüj&n State at buancAN. • Michigan M ichigan Michigan Stale MIChSg*n Michlon Ca*bo>i Cu*ti t),IpiWts Cossboi notruns Dodits St. Louis DiVISIM 2 0 0 1 1 i Division Cowboys Doiptus _________ Cards By Florida The A ssociat 11 4 Doai - •n __________ 2 3 L -___ -__~I--.-. -1 - -...44 4.4 -11 ft X--I _ ___ - 9 $ I1 ~ !_Rk 4 Boston 0 1 0 a S 9 - ~__, t - - - ____ Allanta at Cali for nia e d Prts 0 .733 34, Calif A III B'rham ___________ ____________ ____________ _ Detroit 12 3 0 100 253 256 371 127 I 11 0 0 '5 Wit V !.s1rVPl I9i PO(1Iàd Central Divisim rs'emphts 13 2 0 .W 40 241 Eagles Bean I 0 0 Calif. 4 796 2SA 35f FALCONS • 5 0 1 0 0 3 6 WNW . agles 02S3 : _-1__ -_ ~- 0 0 1 1 3 I evH610 patriou :sgles at WAS .1 10 Florida --- - Atlanta ________ _______ -___________ _______________ ______________ NIL" cowaovsatcarda. DOL__siKedskhs• L.Angelts pl"S. W L T Pts OF GA Montreal Ramors i 0 o 2 6 3 Washtn NY :: tet Pacific at MIAMI 9 Clears at 12.10 3.60 2.10 3 - Flohda definitely would keep the tem 5.00 4 (6 2) *ifl.tO Mugueria NHL _Alsbanu _______ =LBAMA ason," O'Neal said. "i The WFL announced Thurs. In Jacksonville. It's a great cIty day hut Sharks would not play and they're behind it. It's my its final five games, hometown." 10 7 QuJn: 760 1 P,rlec?. 500 - 7.60 iAo 2 El0HTH -.-; Double%, spoc I a Sharks Ma" Be Saved League come to Miami and EddvEIona 1630 .10 410 it-fl ficials of the World Football be solved between now and next wbgaticn-Just You Need Not k Presant -. S'i'T whngseyeralpiurs._..MflS.E.H. Drawing Før EPtri an Power Whee IN -;. . Racing at Volusia County Speedway get under way with thegates opening at 6p.m. and time trails MIAMI (AP)- A Last4ninute "it looks like we're going to agreement may keep the Jack- have backing and we're going 30inville Sharks together next to be able to look pe*e square season and allow payment of intheface," said Sharks Coach this year's bills. Cliarbe Tate, who coached at Miami builder Maston O'Neal University of Miami &(ter SintI.Arsr FIRST -D*Vbl*L SPIK Y Ica-111018 Aldans Altwfal 00 13,60 i 20 6 Aladans Lentz Rent Miguel ,- . Jr.saidtodayhe'sreadytotake O'Nealwasactnterthere. over the team as soon as of- 'IemawJdfiaveto * .. - OVIFDO at Am)ka * ' Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando Exposition Park-BUN11119 "Dr# Guest I'etetgrri starting at 7. The first event will be at 8:30. The admission for t.he double feature event for late models has riot been raised. Come out and see some [Ake WPM lxmardat tAKF BRANTUys of the best local talent in the state as they put on a super show on the half mile dirt oval located 10 __ -. miles North of DeLand. Presents The Is Forecast -7- - ., -_ SEVENTH -Degbi", SM I 15-00 10 to # Quin't's (2-4) sn, o Pr.dlctor have the local area well represented in the hobby class. Billy Price is running in the top ten of the hobby in the point standing. . Perfect (S RESULTS . Forecast Standin Ricky Grahmn Hal Bisho and Ronnie Rohn wili .% . THUNIOAYNIONT.g FOURTH - Doublos, S W I Price, Ed Merdith, Roy Maples, Earl ~; Ja i Alai Results Arecha.Senooaio 500 3.50 3 _______ back in the late model field. Mike Morgan, Billy (In the Ace HardwareSsftliord BIdg - - QuinIels (26) Buster McCullay will have his Ford Fairlane CENTRAL FLORIDA CERAMIC DEALERS ASSN, I 0 is. Eighth-ranked Florida and slssippi takes on Texa.s-ArLIng- Locals Represented Ph. 321-078o - record their fifth victories of eastern independent, entertains the football season Saturday. Pacific in the Orange Bowl. I. L De fending camp1on AlaOnSaturday,Tulaneaeeksits barna, ranked No. 3 nationally, fourth straight victory at Air According to Klein this Is the SCOREB()AFID The weekend activity gets un- No. 10 Auburn take on confer. ton at Jackson. enceopposition, with the Gators Alabama, winner of tiwee visiting Vanderbilt and Auburn straight SEC crowns, and Flori. entertaining Kentucky. da currently share the top spot Two other SEC games are 2-0 conference coast have a tradition of win- has been beaten by Lake the agericia - Mississippi :' nrrks. Auhas won its league ning football. Brantley in its opener. Georgia and Tennessee at Loui- test to date. his car to fit all the circumstances of the car and the tracks it runs. %70 Hobby Show will be held Oct 11 depth and are using the same eastern Conference powers, tly 2-1 but its lack of easiest part of the Lions curren worries the veteran depth e with the toughi es coach. comlg 'up later arting with SARASNA AT SANFORD Lakeview next week. Reed of Decatar Ga. he feels he will once again see victory circle as he did so many times last year. Reed is his cam builder and has built a cam just for BEAUTIFUL NEW GIFT ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY Three undefeated South- unbeaten Lamar University. They are not known for series. Dick Copelands club Is The rain helped Dellarco as he was having a fuel . Also See Our 1% . r, Jacksonville's Jimmy Capps and Omand Beach star Chip Crider were in a door to door battle for I slana State. Mississippi State steps out of the league to visit Edgewater but routed by Seminole County and offer a field victory when it tangles beaten, while Cincinnati is at Lyman last week. high scoring offense behind the wi th Florida State, loser of 16 In Memphis Sta te, North Carolins But Lyman has never beaten passing of Lee Ward and the a row, in Tuscaloosa's Denny at Georgia Tech, Villanova at Edgewater in the five year running c! Clennic Patterson. Stadium. Tampa and Southern Mis- sponsored by Dell's Auction on West First Street _. 95 I opponent barely beaten by only undefeated team In seeks Its 32nd straight home Force, a team It has never now has the big 427 motor back in and the car really dl I another purse. Dellarco is back in action in his CheveHe Set f 6 1 - all in the bid for the victor and a part of the $ Corelle Dinnerware I ong the lead when the rains came. Wayne Shugart, e 0 r 1 k,kk ts, two late model 30 la p sate rnuues feature wiu be run. ) I Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Russell )fl1 By ED SHEARER AP Sports Writer playing Its third game in the OVIEDO AT APOPKA Metro Confermm when it lines The Lions of Bill Klein have up . gotten oti. to r against exceilent start Bishop Moore was a commoon with a 3-0 record. 7!hey are the race the remaining 22 laps. After completed, the IC! . SEC Favored Presently 3-0 against stiff players for the offensive and ranked among the nation's top der way tonight when Miami, Otens,are heavily favored to perhaps the most potent South. competition, Edgewater will be defensive units. had been run. The race will start with the cars i the order they were when the rain came and then en r programo wo o y PREDICTION: No team in the l"ue a ppears capable of against Apopka and Lake especially with penaIties them. Seminole fell behind early in EDGEWATER AT LYMAN its two loses, but played their Bob Doice's Eagles are once opponents during the second again on target for another half. Spectators at Volusia County Speedway are in for 4 some fine racing this Saturday night as the Track - an exceptional outside shooter. Rating: A.. All games at 8 p.m. injuries in recent weeks but Woodruff feels his team t whiehhbutone win between early in the game still exists. Good Racing At Volusia one event caused the other. Weight" booklet The Patriots have had some team in the courlty, will be up down on mistakes List week, points 50 cents to the same address !3 at Exposition Park, Orlando, - laL • second, winch just about wrapped up the championship for this year. I FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY-OCTOBER 11,12 13 use chore. Now one of the virls ni_ f-.1-.t-!-. a mark uith wNte thread on the walStban& of hc!1.5, the uthr widmt the Iodine tablets. membership coffee was held SanfordL Classes win be tim,I sward winning group will be Saturday 1-9 p.m., and Suriday recen tly at the Village Center. In Slit and reservations staged, and Ballet Guild 1-6 p m there will be con Mrs. Charles Milfican, wife of be made early by callIng the Photographer Bob Orwig will petitive exhibits, door prim the University president, was School of Dan", Sanford. will be given away and there Ram,ov formerly danced with Photographs of Guild dancers. will be a donatfon drawing. hOWSS. Social events were planned for the ear __ Y and the Metropolitan Ballet of New d1play3 by the club's interest York. He has taught -group chairmen Included Classes throughout the world bridge, bawfing, books, crafts, and Is presently injolved with gardening, gold, gourmet, NOrtheasttrn Ballet groups horseback riding, needlecraft, which art! recognized for their tennis and lectures. firle techniques. ; .- ..." . X 1973-74 finish: W 47, L 35 - Ist place - at 1.)-man : 43I! ~_ -_ , _. .. _)"~ i r ! I • managed .i -. A short ballet by a local in building D. Open Friday and to is wrapped around two opposite notches &~j have the colors marked ac toe easy to dif. if ,_ Z I .- W ' he did __ • ksaoas at the house studio of the Guild pa trons. I fI .. White Sports Coat and a Pink Carnation" are Inallsectorsofou,mod,flfe f of Florida. At the Ballet Guild reception being held In the Sanford Civic Center Oct. 18, Ramov will be teach aspiring ballerinas In the the guest of honor Tb . e Seminole county area Oct. Ramov will give baliet sponsors, angels and Ballet I found I! to hard to keep the various colors and shada Of cWors separillied. NoW_ I put notches cc 9W 11111~ opposite long sma Of it - U for the money as he constantly has songs at the top of the charts. Songs such ' One of the biggest problem per, P.O. Box 1531, Radio City For information and entry people have in their thinking is Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. blanks for the show, contact the apparent failure to apply For a copy of Dr. tAmb's ) w "`w`e& Marion Rethwell at Seminole simple principles of logic. Just booklet on losing weight, send to dancers DEAR POLL? Id therandi . 1 NBA - Pacific Division "6*- .--., = Marty Robbins one of the most popular country Western singers around is also one of th e country t op car drivers. Hedoesn doesn't for a living or doubt, I suspect that he would Don't be gullible, be logiW. Paternal grandparents are Mr. Rarnev will eaClng and Mrs. J. T. Russell of master ballet classes to local Ball,?t Guild dancers as well as Geneva. - fAr I. R o bbi ns /a Maternal grandpawts are Mr. The Florida Tecimological Ballet Guild of Sanford. . - aa have grown to stx4eet.three 113W. Coleman Circle fireplace Is very dirty one brush should do the job. The brush University Women's Club Seminole, 2560 S. Elm Ave., handle protects your knuckles from rubbing against the rocks. I much prefer this to the murlatic acid r?cont'nenied by rock masons and think it does a cleaner job.-MRS.G.C.M. DEAR M"S-G.C.M. - I w&s interested to note you started at the top. I have alwnys found that when washing walls, etc., It is m0re satisfactory to start at the bottom. There Is less chance ofstreaki ng. Liy Iodine deficiency, which I Stephanie Dawn, bom Oct. 4 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. -- - sprinkle. Often the cover Is not securely placed When the handy Ucb are used the whole thing comes off.-APRIL N ) IF T DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Jean how I c1ean a sandstone fireplace -a remedy I learned by trial -and -error. Place a plastic I i . __ . sas the roll bars and a little sheet medal All of th"p di IVPI S ert' erR hut I but 1'tc Ii t1tme IXICk. Why did they come back" They came back because it is their jot), it is th e way they support rr ' . It Ta • themselves and ' amiy is s- ply a job and a . finance committee ampti the fall Ocala Public Safety Corn. their first child, a daughter A~~._ : -i : I. ,I wreck of this years NASCAR circuit. fraudulent health fads and t has servcd as chairman of the worker, and is a member of the of Geneva announce the birth of - - ppear rose bushes go into the grourid to destroy the roots? If so, how u then before they get that far? - EVELYN. DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is with those seasoning cam *1 treasurer, second vice she sings In the church choir president and president, and and is an adult Sunday school ____ DEAR POLL? I emblems committee and has & Wilson has been ac,. held office as third and seconci ting supervisor at Ocala's She has held office as the First Baptist Church w re I chairman of the patrioti pastllyears.Shejoinedthe H irua. Wilson Is also active in Pilot Club in 17 and the Hospital Financial record. Management Association In __ - ts Pilo lieutenant governor of her Munroe Memorial Hospital for district il Beetles Bug 0 I L Wig, flower aranging glass However, I must honestly tell The official visitor at the governor, District 4 Pilot been appointed as district Junior College, or Sue because two events occur - - I. - - _ I - .F ow local scholarshl1$. She Will Be P*Iot'o i ing DEAR FLO. Here's your letter. I hope It works. .I 10 __ N LOS ANGELES ttI 7" ~. 1. i .- : i . ksi , , , "I- - . . , I - " - second lap, seven cars were involved in the worst they do Is to suggest an area for Christmas Parade Queen FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ~ Show several NO VISITORS: DOC. I- _ ..w- -, Z .........'. o : fk I MR'S ORDERS,"I was pestered to death by co-woi ker whofelt are urged to enter now the organizations supported by the annual Pilot Club Horne and So Ui). Pilot , Including displays by both amateur The Home and Hobby Show HththvShOWtbeaa N and people from the h;ospIW office mentr] health petients, a milk professionals. All types of will include a Spaghettl Dinner came to see me. Moat of then stayed for only ten minutes, but from noon 0 p.m., in the bank, the Sanford Zoo, crafts are encouraged In. from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., and multiply that by 50 every day and you'll have wme Idea of how Sanford Civic Center. Seminole Sheriff's DepL safety cluding jewelry, wood carving, during the evening the Sanford I I ; I r- r. . e U .. I -- Niffifflamm - _____ 1"•" hil , gerousone that. This brings me to what I call courage. Sunday during the Charlotte 500, in the : 'u' '''' after losing an arm in a wreck on the track his or Richard Petty coming back after rolling end over end side over side until the o amounts, or ex1ra aisiounts are testirmnials in inacine are Says Mrs. Edelman, RSVP given artificially, these areas just plain worth.lem. The best win cost just your time, energy, calcify and growth 5101$. 00 ____ im nearly so, when the long bones flour pills and have a remission terested in helping on a regmdsr Improved heztlth and attitudes skill, Ingenuity, concern more Ho I - , volunteers are required by the basis are welcome. There are I. There is no specific time Yourself." legends to the Country Westem fans. The age that this occurs useful and, pr,oper investigation. prove nothing. end of the year, and a total no Income, education, work or requirement Areas In which volunteers are varies. A late Noorner -nay if Ili They -eachschedule i's As Robbins came through the first turn going 160 DEAR MOTHER: If you are sufficiently maWrie to raise 0 $15,000 must be raised by June, experience requirements. designed for the individual, needed include arts and crafts, be growing in the early 2Ds. mph he came up on four cars stretched across the child at 16, you are exceptional. This siune problem of failure ( (a) "Growing up together Is Ioe1y t&ory, but unless ere or 30 hours music, dancing, sewing, However, for abnormally short to use good logic track. It took just a second to realize th at if he hit By PETE ROGERS often. However, he still had occasional mental lapses. Rating: LAKE WORTH LEONARD Duty is hoping players like p, They are currently 2-0-1 with the groceries, crafts Gwen Edelman volunteer a week. Notate th any out of cooking, offices, people one shouldn't wal! Herald Sports Editor and AT tAKE BRANTLEY wins over Merritt Island Bowling and Dana Hopkins are B gasoline,as well as money are opportunities are available for pocket expenses such as meals problem in many aspects of any one of the cars that he could easily kill one of Y libraries and hospitals. beyond the age of 16 to see if with years) they'd better do a lot of praying. -GUARDS: With West's playing time curtailed to 31 games, Tampa Plant and a tie with The Patriots of Bill Duty are ready to return to action. our daily fives. You can't the drivers as it would have been a broad side crash y some growth hOt. assume . Jim Price. in only his second pro season, became a starter and Of the four Seminole county hoping to get back into the The game marks only Bradenton Manatee on the that because there was into the driver's side. At 160 mph he mad • DEAR at turns In action tonight, two go season. Inever thought I'd be writing to you, but here I winning ways as they host second contest ever played handled It fike a veteran. West, probably still the game's fimst a hurricane in Florida and a . the wall am. vvw you please let doctors, nurses, aides and all hospital using it clutch shooter, will be making his farewell appearance in the against undefeated teams and They are an at the new Lake Brantley field, offense-minded winless Lake Worth Leonard Adequate amounts of thyroid power failure in New York that i to bring 1 stop Lrore hitting the cars in front NBA this season. It he can avoid in iuries, he will rejoin Gall personnel know that when someone who works with them is two face teams experiencing team scoring 41 points last its new field. hormone are essential to the hurricane blew out the of him. Marty Robbins required CloS Goodrich in form.Ing the best backeourt in the league. Between 32 e early season problems. hospitalized Wt ptrson deserves the same consideration about The visitors are TONIGHT'SCARD st.itches to week against Plant. Seminole 0.3 and growth. Thyroid hormone and lights. When people learn to y -1 they them, visiting hours as anyone else in the hospital? a cut on his averaged better than 50 points per game two seasons forehead. Lyman and Seminole High coach Claude Woodruff said Brantley is 1.2 after dropping Sarasota at Sanford Seminole To me that took courage, for " appreciate ( I was hospitalized with a serious injury two months ago, and Worth 1"nard at Lakr ago. They complement each other perfectly. If West gets hurt Schools have the problem of Sarasota runs from severa l two consecutive games to Lake to do this. And, Iodine is essen- they will be less likely to be. a man who has everything to deliberately risk his Arts, crafts and hobbles again, as has betn W misfortune so often. Price again will be I during my stay at the hospital, even though there was a big sign going up against unbeatens in offensive formations and strong teams in Lyman and Brantley Proceeds from the show program and Junior college ceramics. needlecraft, pain. tial to normal thyroid function. victimized by a host of nearL'# life to possible save another by hitting the wafl as on ready. So will Sanford area benefit door which read: POSITIVELY veteran Pat Riley and Winters, I . i Merle Bettenhaser gettin back in his s ' pass the five- foot-nine level. disorders likewise have Growth usually stops, or remissions. You could be taking - __ - • _____ ________ sport contains. Courage may be mistaken as an .4 occupational hazard such as Don Garlits climbing back into his Dragster after having a clutch blow earlier in the year and cutting off half of his foot or together. I :~ - 1a' '- Basketball Pro C - 4 rn just to slip into the cockpit knowing that you will soon be on the track risking the dangers that the ,, .. ". e -,, 6. Courage is a hard word to define when you talk covered by accident and curs and male or female hor.. when we know It Is not, by mono Is formed in sufficient vitamins. This li ab ility Insurance. I am 16, and have a chdd nearly a year old and there is balance of federal monies. munity, and all persons 60 RSVP program the activity and nothing "sad" about the way my son is being raised. I think It's a In order to continue RSVP In years of age and older in- feUowshop usually results in h 0 I . -A ~- 1% ,ft being raised by old people In their late 3( and 40. They have to maintain a good tnt Ilment port-unity to use their talents to housewife. She adds that no th ing in common. of volunteers to receive th e serve the needs of their corn- persons become involved in the so N C E I! i !i -. &m . "I I'll, 1,11, ..ANN.- . - Wa - - Rranls from •. . - " -,y -_ is Everyday Racing Hazard iodine pills or any other We see this over and over. A m((1i( mt1 Your con intict n ot I r 9 takes d itiinmn pill icr have been below the normal some illness and recovers. lie $ range In height at 18 ii he grew credits the vitamin The Illness four more inches and ended up may, by its own nature, have at six-feet- Un'-ec. Th ere are a been limited to a three- or four. lot of normal people who neer day illness Many long term 4 L ., Ik.~,~. ." _.. ~ --. __, I . . .- !. - _1 DonGarIjts'Courane in the legs calcify. There is a and that would be wrongly ACTION, Was~lngton, D.C. (left to right) RSP 's, Alice Mculoan, Lillian Mazanek, Ellen Hogeland zone of cartilage near the end of interpreted by faulty logic as Each year local -m the bones which grows and proving that the illness is 0 DEAR ABBY: You said in your column that there was this case Seminole Junior grows until then. When the helped by flour pills. And so, we a acceptable toward this goal. nothing sadder than seeing children raised by children. College -is required to raise everyone, from the retired or transportation - these are usual endocrine sequence oc- hear of arthritis being cured, Well. I disagree with you. It's a lot sadder to see children larger proportion of funds, and R,SVP offers people an op. executive to the former provided and all volunteers are I _. :J i _____ __ - program locally run and conand aided by development i-iinl = __ i, __ . , i For Growth End P . At 18 or so he took some has no effect at all on viruscs, --iodine" pills, and In a year he but If the doctor gives U4 grew two Inches and later two patient a shot of penicillin ai,d Inches more. He was six-feet- the patient's cold ends soon, the three at maturity. What do you patient, and sometimes the doctor, thinks the penicillin did say about U the trick. The truth is the Not patient wotdd have gotten wen ' anyway. 6 ~ ~ - ~ , ___ -;7,~-_ I _. , _-V~_- __ 1- - -=.--V~ - m II -2 - = ..=, NoFixedYear 000 aIIaIflpCrLng YOUr COI with height. Our son was short good example Is the treatment as11a )ot1gster. We are both of a common cold Penicillin _____ . : I- ! YJ "TA, 01 - "We k I .'M CARL VANZURA DEAR DR. LAMB - I read How often people make that \. Everyone has something he calls his osm thing, and m own 'please re P " II! _ son. A ____ -I__ ____ DEAR AI3BY I was busted for possession of marijuana two weeks ago I am a married woman, 1, and have a 14-month-old of Seminole County, RSVP DR. L. E. LAMB . DCID TLI LJIJ _____ Y 9 By ABIGAIL VAN BLRE F; -i I G. S. W11 iF. f i TS SPOR , 110 1 Thr$4àyi Shrev twf 23 WldftiWay. Oct I •1' hadeIia. N a? Memphit, airminottam at Florida fornli, N P4 Cal I __ - . I5!IIF -._ . _i _L._-_w-_.. . 4- I .-.,. I I . _-_ ~ -._-_. - - I----.- . -', .. - . . - - -. __ -- .. - - ~-_-_ I -. . - . -. _______ .__- .._- .. - ____ -±-- . - ____ --=- �-- 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -----.-.------- SPORTS IN BRIEF Cardinals of the National League. McShane, the club's business manager since 1964, was named vice president In charge of operations while Toomey. who has been an assistant general manager since 1967, was named %lee president in charge of administration. McShane joined the Cardinals in 1958. Toomey has been with the club since 1949. VlIIIar,i ::, I Questionable ST LOUIS (AP) The status of eleran running back Ken Willard was questionable Thursday in St. Louis Cardinals' preparations for a Sunda) National Football League game agalwt the Dalla! Cowboys. If S%ilhrd h re Rd i1ticitntI from a knee i n j u r the National Football League headliner will feature three of the top career rushers among current players. Willard, 31, heads the list with 6,089 yards while teammate Donny Anderson ranks fourth at 4,483 and the CowbDys' Calvin Hill fifth with 4.326. N ew TV Season Sees Sched uI e Chan9es ' - - CATHY API'EL RON RENAUD WAYNE ELLIS JERRY MUNSON CHARLES KAMFF PHYWS STARRE When the umpire cries "Play Angeles Dodgers and the strong Cincinnati team to win all important question in the are strong. The Dodger defense "The Dodgers are a young team . ball tomorrowinLosAngeles, Oakland athleties are con• ther division and equally community. WHO WIU, WIN is better and they run more and haven't been in a World it will mark the beginning of sidered young, the teams' A's talented Pittsburgh Pirates THE 1974 WORLD SERIES than Oakland He felt Oakland Series since 1966 "But, this j one of the most evenly matched are actually veterans with two club to win the National League AND WHY7 . will be hurt if Reggie Jackson is one of the most evenl y matched and most Interesting World consecutive World Series pla)off RON RFNAUI) said the unable to play and emphasized series" Series In recent yeam crowns under their belts. With both team so evenly Dodgers have better pitching that he didn't like Oakland CHARLES KAMPF likes Although both the los But the Dodi rs outlasted a m5ik hed se set out to as the in'! hittin' but fe lt i I)OdCrS in (Re The 11 it u owner Charlie I inks WAYNE ELLIS said the have youth, speed and drive Dodgers have it all together this and they have never been ti year, and have more balance. with this team." Ile felt you o l s "It's their year. The series will don't win 102 games without go seven games. Three dc!ng something right, chainpionshipaina row is tough Mike Marshall they don't SATURDAY a third starter" H d t do." J A's been a Dodger fan since l / the CATHY APPEI. likes 1946. Holler Derby P (35) A PHYLLIS STARRETT likes because of their uniforms and College Football 12:45 P.M. (9, :-I A's because they're better mustaches. She saw them on the 10 0) TV in last year's World Scries and they won before. "I wat. CBS Sports Spectacular 2 P.M. and took a liking to them. ched them on TV last year and (6, 11, 13) ynianas Cs my they're good." are She also picked Barxio and Campy ctimnicrtsiii favorite players. When the A's for she wanted to be Wide World ot Sports5PM (9 somebody does something good different and go against the 26, 40) Motorcycle racing; the whole team seems to perk people who picked the Dodgers I lumberjack championshi p Championship Wrestling 5 P.M. BOB CUSHING likes the it" Dodgers because of their hustle HARRY SHMI felt the A's Wrestling 7 P.M. (44) and team splrlt."When they get have stronger hitting than the SUND*Y arallytheyseemtokeepitup." Dodgers. "Outside of Don JERRY MUNSON found it Sutton, the Dodgers aren't that Notre Dame Highlights 10 A.M. hard to say, they're so evenly strong in ptiching. "I'm pAlfing (35) Rice vs. Notre Dame. matched. "But, I'll take for the Dodgers, but the A's are Notre Dame Highlights 10:30 °) Ricevs Notre Dame more power and have more good If they got to the World FlorWa Highlights 12 noon (2,8) At the losm home Held Seminole JV's,dark jerseys, romped Lyman 41-6 with good defense. championship experience. Series three years in a row. College Football '74 12 noon (9, 10) Tampa Highlights 12 noon (13) This Week In the NFL l2noon • I 1%, I (35) Highlights of games played Oct. 6-7 Championship Wrestling 12 noon (40) Wtwui Series-NFL Football 1 __ (Z 6,20) . 1 'II W1 I I1f11an : NFLF0otb3IIIP.M.(6)Glants Ro • vs. EagIm 'I"'P flE)U1I a p.m. (10, 35) LONGWOOD—The Seminole Reichert as they blocked 'L Football I P.M. (11, 13) IlighSchoolJV'swonthetrfirst and kept Lyman Bears vs. Falcons. football game of the sea n In night. NFL Game of the Week 2 P.M. outstanding fashion. Seminole's next game is LOS ANGELES(AP) — Jim World Coach Bob R-elchert's team Thursday at Oviedo. "Catfi.sh"Hunter,ltseems,has the story 'about Hunter CollegeFoothafl'742 P.M. but Series. got outstanding individual thrown a curve at Charles 0. you'll have to talk to Mr. Finley Meanwhile, No. 2 pitcher Ken performances In 40) its Of MARAMARAMP lI1 rrt Qiamplonstdp Wrestling 2:30 Finley, and Mike Andrews has about It." Holtaman and No. 3 pitcher Lyman Thursday, at he thrown a high, hard one. P.M. (9) Mr. Finley was unavailable Vida Blue are alw apparently fieU CONTINENTAL MEN'S The Oakland A's owner may for comment, World SerlesNFL Football not overjoyed with playing for 1,0d R Sophomore tallback Tim not be able to handle either P.M. (2, 8, 3D) W4tkar. 0~ The Chicago Sun-Times' Oakland. Raines, who also plays on the 21116 OAK AVE. NFL FoetbaD 4 PAL (6, 11. U) pitchstory Said Hunter had notified Holtzman has UNIT2,11ANIF01to said varsIty was the big score maker Ram vs. Packem PH.313 39tl Finley, usually up to his Finley a month ago that he throughout most of the season for Seminole as he tallied thin Florida Blazers Football baseball cap in AMARAMcontroversy, planned to become a free agent that he plans to retire this year, touchdowns. Highlights 7 P.M. (9) hasn't even opened his mouth on Oct. 21, the day after the and Blue, one-time ace of Junior fullback, Ned Raines OF completion o the World Series, Finley's staff, was quoted as although scoring one touch. MONDAY Keep Your Series — but sti.11 rinds his foot should it last seven xames. saying once: "The only time down got the longest run of the WHATCHAMACALL IT NFL FootbalJ 9 P.M. (9, 10 26, 111 It. Hunter said he received $,. I'm happy here is when I get my game, 61 yards. Warm With A 40) 49ers Vs. UoflS Hunter, a 25-game winner 000 of his salary in the regular paycheck." Willie Ponder made Notre Dame Higbilthts 12:30 this3eason while helping the bi-weekly installments, but E Wric Earlier Thursday, Andrews reception for another score &W A.M.(10) Rice vs. Notre Darm A's capture AmericanFinley pay (lied a $2.5 million suit in Ala. defensive tackle Terry Smith League pennant, reportedly remaining $50,000. He said he meda County superior TUESDAY WEATHEI1TROH COUJI intercepted a pass and ran for a wants to leave the team after first asked Finley for payments against Fine! I defamation 26 d UMP World Series 8: 15 P.M. (2,8, 20) the World Series with the Los two months ago and the of character. He alleges that he Seminole accumulated 400 CALL... Angeles Dodgers. Oakland owner has since (ailed t WEDNESDAY ken held up to "public yards In total offense to PLUMBING & to answer three Hunter, according to a newsIV MLL HEATING, INC. scorn, contempt, ridicule and Lyman s 85 yards. 71v Seminole defense was World Series 8: 15 P.M. (2, 8, 20) paper story, claim that Finley The final letter a month ago disgrace" because of his treat1007 Sanfdrd !2.2 WFL Football 9 P.M. (9) has failed to pay half of his said Hunter planned to declare ment by Finley In last year's outstanding according to w ______________________________________________________ $100,(XX) salary fir 1974. Blazers vs. Southmen. World Series. himself a free agent. . TOKYO Defending champion Ken Rosewall moved into the men's quarterfinals with a 3-6,6-4,6-2 victory over fellow Australian Syd Ball In the $100,OM Japan Open Tennis Championships. - — — - TV Sp i , - Rosewall Advances NEW YORK (AP) — Suppose "Texas Wheelers," halted after nights and was shifted this sea. "Nakia" will be the only they gave a two-night party last Friday — and rolled in hit son to Saturday nights. Now, regular In that schedule, and costing more than $1 million movie reruns to temporarily fill It'll try Fridays. it'll temporarily withdraw the and nobodyTame? Well, that Is the ratings breach. It had good ratings last year night of Nov. 16, when "Where roughly what's happened to Tonight, for example, ABC and ABC hopes it'll regain them Eagles Dare," a Clint EastABC-TV on Friday and Satur- has "True Grit" making its in its new home, thus giving a wood-Richard Burton thriller, day nights ever since the 1974 iS third network appearance. strong lead-in a large Is the only offering. season began. Next Friday, "Guns of aud.ience—to"StxMillionDol. Spaghetti Westerns starring The NBC.CBS competition Navarone" also makes its third lar Man" and "The Night Stal Eastwood - "Hang 'Em HIgh" has proved just too rough, and network showing, while on Oct. ker," both of which remain on and "For a Few Dollars More of ABC, in a hurry-up effort to 25 "Hatarl" appears for the ABC's Fr¼lay night schedule will share the bill with salvage some ratings, has re- fourth time. About Saturday nights: the "Nakla" the nights of Oct. 26 tooled and revamped Its Fri On NO 1, ABCs new and current M3( lineup of Th and 2 d it y - S a t u r da y program it hul>es improved — Friday New Land," "Kung Fu" and Come Nov.9, "Nakia" will be / schedule after only a month of lineup of weekly series begins, "Nakia" will continue to preceded by ABC's third repeat the new season. starting with "Kung Fu,' which struggle against CBS' pow. of "Brian's Song,"the madeforIt has canceled two new half- is becoming sort of a floating ' erhouse lineup and NBC's TV film about the late football ares until Oct. 26, when a star Brian Piccolo, and by has its last run tonight, and season, it aired Thursday patchwork schedule arrives. "Cricket in Times Square." e es 0 ak I d 0 Los A - - f Sharks, Wheels Removed ANAHEIM, Calif. — The financially troubled World Football Leaague announced It was removing the Jacksonville and Detroit franchises from the remainder of its 1974 schedule. BOOK Argentinan Wins easily defeated Buster Mottram of Brltlan 6-3, 6-4 to lead the way into the quarter-finals of the $75,000 Melia Tennis Tournament. liii ii Tennis V/i" Women WO" ,e" 's PHOENIX, Ariz. — Helen Gourlay of Australia advanced to the semifinals of the $50,000 Phoenix professional women's temi tournament with a &4, Q victory over Wendy Overton INZAI, Japan — Veteran Japanese pro Shigeru Uchida grabbed the first-round lead In the $300,000 Pacific Club Masters Golf Tournament with a four-under-par 67 and Americans Hubert Green, Kermit Zarley and Bob Murphy were two strokes back. Player Opens Defense VIRGINIA WATER, England — Gary Player of South Africa opened defense of his title in the $52 Piccadilly worm Match with a 4 and 3 vk1ory ow young Ben Crewhaw of T Form&r Heavy Dies Steve llamas, a former ORTI1PORT, N.Y. heavyweight contender who beat Max Schmeling in the early 30s, died after a long illness at the age of 67. - Former AD Dies SYRACUSE, N.Y.—JamesH. Decker, former athletic director at Syracuse University, died the age Of 63 after a long illness. at Goss r Orioles For Sale ip O BALTIMORE (Al') — The said of the report he would con. baseball season is over for the alder any reasonable offer and BalUmore(ioles,but the sea- present itto the board ofclirec. son for rurnors about the team's tam But he denied that he was. possible sale conti.11M ready to outline tei7m. "The only possible embellishanabated. A front page story Thursday ment,' Hoffberger said, 'is headlined the news that the that when l come toa decision, I Orioleawereforsale, and said riay spell out my terms rather boardchalrmanJeroldC. Hoff. than wait for bids." berger would soon suggest the And, although Hal (berger has terms he would accept for the expressed disappointment at Ftaltirnres borne attendance Aineric; Leue club. "Thishasbeeiisaidbefcrt — he has not yet reached that it's nothing new Hoffberoer point. Sale On 1974s aino HONDA of ORLA"Al 1802 Edgewater Orlando 8418641 14 to Princeton, West to Edgewater, Left 4 Blocks - ReaChed at a downtown Los hunter could have declared Finley allegedly forced AnAngeles hotel Thimsday night, himself a free agent 10 days drews off the team after the World Serie:8:14 P. M. (2, 8,?o) Hunter would neither cWirm tifter the first missed payment second baseman made two errepor, Southeastern Football 10 P.M. Y but delayed his action to par. rors in the second World Series (3) Kentucky s Auburn "I'm not saying anything at ticipate in the American game at Oakland in 1973 tune," Hunter said or FRIDAY rather didn't say. "I don't want 10 talk," he , week in the NFL 7 P.M. lbru cKi (4C,Highlights of games played added. Jim Bank. the A's traveling Oct. 111-14. rices THURSDAY '' -"-- f, 9 . , - sgI ... ' 1. , .\ \. II I .•1•'.• - . . .. "5-.- ... .'.? S..- _. .r • S. - - 5- . Friday, Oct. 11, 1974—B Jalakil "WorUs fastev Game- Piri-Mlituel Wagerin~ £po*r- tdrgtugdtlltI)Il)(iyeXceptiuflday Post I'- me 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon Two Monday, Thursday, Salurday Big Q's DAily * LadtriIt Thursday Night Adminion 5% md up : 5flyfr$ (Under notadrnftfd) For Re ticri call 305 331 6221Ira" 10 m ioCp m ONLY 7M1aOTHOrOktADOO'.Ht 1792 UR' PARK 5stfhi MINUTES FROM 1.4 G I Z Z A L R E I I U 1C Y Z A A L 0 C U, , Lfl. ', Z £ Y A N J M S R R , R K I P E TO DZ K T 'i R R P I C R'AOLJO) I R D R R M C F. 0 A 051*4 -N H T Z I T_-*~ F Z R A D A D R 1 0 E T mWhdhe" . . CHARIOTS O TIlE ODMI • LOR 4 TECHN , - I1I 44 Stargin 45 Operated income 46 lExclamation of 5 Payable W I AwmnLs of 48 ;M lacel money So Word of wrtraw 12 Talented 53 Masculine 13 TimeUble nickmme abbmialm 55 Gaftrwt. 14 Dash 59 IAWk'r s profit 15 lkli vmnd 62 i'amrnt for IS Floer • t-! - I Lit lriiC ACROSS T)pm of 1E L S11 IC11 ___ ___ vi L 1 R L k: H^145 NIN L-41111EA C R SRZ I T r ~, 9 4-t T . 63(hrrheatfiletn armor MIUM 20.Negatl% e 61 Health resort ii Break abruptly 37 Iati.e' 41 AuMralsan 21 HtghnmuntainSS Nights before 17 Dull WitCh is Plus At 9:45 "Virgin W Rcturn of PI$IUIPi' . 67 Target center 23 Fluent 68 Reminder 25 One's aw n 24 FAh"ian 25 Iwtle 29Churcti smunent in 26"iPen DOWN 1— moriana 27 Arrowlike 31 Be ri t for 2 Black (portI nunerirts ncw VC' 4OsarJicai living 42 FoIlo ii i SoTekgrarn SI StI - act f coil 1 30 0Mtt n 19 (oncested 43 Do %mall 14y, 47 Corpulent 49 Loft s1ru'tutt fnigule — Deal 5.htpolo I Ionitor1 itzard Indian 7 31 At)I(tUt IBishopric 9AArm '° • — sear FOLLOW THE BRAVES FATURU 1)1 130 , THE LONGEST YARD" 'U .. — — — _________________________________ ii — — — 19 20 Consequences (13) Pixanne (24) Intercom 24 (35,44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line Pyramid 51 (9) lywood Squares (13) Wrestling 8:00 (2,.8) Sanford & Son (6) Planet Of The Apes (9) Kodiak (24) Washington Week (35) Movie (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2,3) Chico And The Man (9) Six Million Dollar Man (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Wall Street 11:00 (24) Aviation Weather (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (6) News 11:30(2,3) Tonight Show (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 11:43 (6) Movie 1:00 (L 8) Midnight Special All Nile Movies (44) The Saint SuffI5t'. — — — — 21 — 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Archie f. 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WHITE WALL PRICE PRIC4E EX.TA GR70x14 65.99 77.9 E78XI3 c FRIDAY Week D A 1) T C C R G E M B E It N I M K D R I U LTI 1% 1 TONIGHT 'STV 9:00 (2,.3) Rockford Files (6) Movie (24) Florida Report (44) Movie 9:30 (9) Texas Wheelers 111% v144y Wells G I) EM ans*erto Pr ev ious Pu:zte I Old S - REG N17O TEPNRBMRPR R 0 Nowl6:00 & 11:15 Nowl 7:30 & 9:11S - -I LR78X15 ChtUOYNITIB B A R R E R B L D - . - IIiWY0LY1MP T G M A D 0 0 D 0 , - - Characters -- 1 - .-...... Uncle Remus This dense and somber novel rance of Blaise's other love.E A Y K ZYDKZC0EDXXT deals with the complex patterns When he is finally forced to tell R R M 4,40 A P Z A ZZNNAAY01 of relationships among a small her that he has a mistress. Em. group of middle-class people ily, to whom he proposes to BDYRRRIY T I M P T N E D T F B who are reall) leading much transfer a larger share of his DAD B MN PUG I C Y C R EAEA more disturbed and unbalanced domestic life turbulent forces lives than appears on the sur- are unleashed. And what hap. JDK CUDYN I T YHCNEETDR I face. Their problems are, how- pens on the way to some kind of ifterudions: The hidden wines UAW bellow anneffiff forwud ever. reflected in the night- solution is surnmed up by Wkwad,, up, down, cm dkiliondy in the je~. Find mares y experience. Emily's odd friend, Plnn: i44gamasM box itIauiowa: 'Conspiracy and treachery 1114 At the beginning of the novel BRERB'AR DOODANG MR CROW BRERFOX GIZZARD-EATER MR. MAN a precarious state of inulii- violence and sudden death." BRERRABBFr!MPTY.UMPTY OLDMANTARRYPIN .,um prevails. mi .,avenTEENCHY.TINY DUCK.DADDYJAKE MR.CRICKET der, a psychiatrist, is living a Joan Brunsklll Tomorrow Hodge Podge"K" double life. He has a wife and a Associated Press To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, _________ ______ numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks c-_--payable to "Seek & Find," Stu-Telegram Syndicate. Address RocXW"4 C*A 03 letters in care of this newspaper. 1 Mural - Pulsating ct On ... ou Bet! - IV I •LI I a s HR78x15 Central Florida's First Dealer fu ar in 0 - I - I , . un er IEW REV mistress — at first glance, his sacred and profane loves. But it's not really as straight. forward as that, since the apparently "virtuous" wife is The nightmares doomed, while the "sinning" ominous hint of trouble brewlovers -teem to have the in. ing. And so, although the devel. scrutable machinery on their oentsaoci often — or perhaps It Is fO)i an undreamed-of strangeness, side tiated by their sacrifice of the "The Sacred and Profane Love wife. Machine" seems to roll forward Harriet, the wife, has been with a fateful Inevitability. , Se esires ____ SEEK D THE SACRED AND PRO. FANE LOVE MACHINE. By Iris Murdoch. Pages. $8 95 10, - ' _________________________________________________ - ; . LEISURE - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl _ ST. LOUIS (AP) - Longtime baseball club employes Joe McShane and Jim Toomey were named Thursday to newly created vice presidential positions by the St. Louis - 5- . ITI Cards Appoint VP's P . ,l II$Iiii 34 S APO' t I All - Friday, Oct 11, 1974 - Sol Sal WC .- $ Atlanta Braves House of Steak -. eeke FOR YOUR DANCING AND W 2.67 2.94 273 ON , 1 4 AMERICAN 111 ' DREAM 2 Piece Combo The Kind MU$ICYOU'II Love .1 3.13 2700 S S.Sanford A vye e - -.--------"---- ---- '----5 --5- . -- - ------ -, -.--- - --- -5- - Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 ' $ 49 Served 11:30 am. tII 2:30 pm. OUNGEOPFNDAIIY_INCLUI)INGSUN . =__-_5. Cocktail Hour Sanford r— We Still Hav e Our LUNCHEON SPECIAL Sonny Helms& The Helmsmen '' r s Lunch Served 55 ~7~ tax ROJV-dW '6,55 VaIue a 12 pieces of chicken e Pint baked boom 9 Pint of mashed potatoes o Pint of gravy 4- 12 bisculti Serves 410 5 hur 9ry 10"ks 45C Well Drink% FRIED CHICKEN - DANCING 9PM 2AM EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN Phone B3l 9321 10 Open A.M.-2 AM Hwy. 17.92, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood Open Daily lla.m.TilS:Np.m.FrL& Sal. Til lop m. ,,,,Hw1 1791) 1109 French ;I XT �4B-Fvpnlnn HAr1I'4 - - -ZF . .. •, 11 Z.nftrr1, r...a.... ra i' i. I I, I ivay, i , .. I- IYl The Ciassilied Ads Don't C ost, They Pay! .1 _ * , - = t-- -___-~ 32 Help Wanted 18 WANT AD G. Houses Rent Unfurnished &111 Wt MeetsMore HOUSEKEEPER People 101 All W, C what people used to think or even what they currently think is likely to be out of date by the time any new action or cornmunicatlons can take effect. The really meaningful move is the move after the move after this one. Checkmate! The Heild Services -1 DIAL NEW YORK - (NEA) upon a time the public life m ole 322•261 of the $10000-year executive was still pretty private. .• Keeping a low profile Winter rule, anonymity wits for the highpowered, high-• Make unprecedented recom / priced men at U t of t mendations, Management may business work. .. ' scream "fuzzy thinking," yet Ask For Want Ads most of the time it is exactly But times they have been this "fuzzy thinking" that changing in that world as ir - -makes possible real changes In many others. In recent years, Want Ad group attitudes. Every man. once-secretive managemeit Department Hours ager nust consciously put has often found itself in the creative, pattern-breaking spotlightof public attention, the 5:00A.M.. 5:30 P.M. minds on his team. target of consumer activists Monday thru Friday hang loose. Don't run a tight I thru S times ........40c a Hr It and other interest gmup& ship. Management In a locked- 6 thru 2Stimes ... ... 30cafir I Where does management 'turn for in position Is an immobile 2times 23c Hr it target. Move with the times. A ing to this newly combative PHILIP LESLEY ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) . tight ship mar be too tight to public 3 Lines Minimum .1 ......................... . .,. UICCI tt buffeting üf future Instinctively to the public has had to come down from the change. ______ relations man. But the same old mountain and meet the public Today's scapegoats -the big 4 Personals PR practices won't do at all in in the streets, dealing with and the powerful, rather than today's rapidly changing today's problems in today's the oppressed- are scapegoats ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll situation, warns Philip Lesly. Free. 644 7027 for "We Care'terms. His advice to companies because they're si tting ducks to _140fh1t' Adults cr Lesly, president of the Philip and their PR aides: the activists. Management Lesly Co. of Chicago and author a imra.nor rIl a baran l Combing the past for ars advisers must realize this fact lufl 10 ur and read (IMS.I.ed is of "The People Factor: is a no-no. 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FOR SALE OR RENT )22U76 27 2 BEDROOMS, 322.52)) Investment Opportunities I) Houses Rent Furnished Irc'ta'r 5f,,f i nrcire to is po r$7,o(f3n in I P,',',r'nP (,.ssman, 7601 Broker) (Perd Mort ,•' ,.# I rq, .'ç 'i' ''I -- 21.3 Bedroom house, partly furnished. Reasonable to right prty. 322 6007. 7 Bedroom I uruthed. 5100 Month. Tel. 3223316 SO) Wylly Ave. Rent Unfurnished 10 Apartments Sanford-- Two bedroom cottage, ar. near elementary School, 5)50 mo 131 041 or 5.31 3717 ExceptOnlIy large 7 bedrooms. I hath, fully equipped kitchen carpet, drapes 171 9033 Duple*. ? bedroom. air conditioned, achits preterrr". 372 6670 or 373 5.54 • . More FACED WIT 14 A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic AOn'rrø Can Help Call 173 15$? Write PO Boi 1211 Oft en, $arlc,. 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Woman. mature dependable will own transportation. for houtewoti and care for young man in wP*e chair Call 377 3995 after 3 p m Se in • Meet'i'ng .4 Want IV' t.r r -,; ''iL.Q. Factor P eople Enjoy beautiful Weklva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE No pets. No alcofiot 327 4170 Classified aas do a i ob thlt can be doner) Other A,3, Call 372 7ôllor 53)9993 No*'' 'Houses fdrkl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Houses for Sale 41 37 41 COLONIAL DRIVE AREA- 2 bedroom home near Navy bis4 Deltona * * * III and Fashion Square. New wall to * * * completely s Pct Interest Rate carpet, wall remodeled inside and out. CItrus GOOD CREDIT IS ALL and shade trees. Large enclosed NEED NO MONEY DOWN Ne.v poi'th. 1 block to Colonial bus stop. 3 and I bedroom homes. Vii to ; *27.900. EVEREST REALTY, b,tflS priced from 572.550 t INC., REALTORS. 6$010S. Affair 525.100 on large wooded lot Seller Walley, hours call Loyal pa 5 all CIOSIIY) coSt. VA. FPIA, Salesman, 295.1140. conv"ntional loans Builder, Deltofla, 501 719 2750 Orlando, "A wis e investment teats a lifetme of toil " 1$0ME5UNDEP120000 1 Bedrooms near hospital. %li.S(i) .1 Bedrooms on 3 acres. Sill.0DO 3 I)vOrooms city. 511.500. HOME SS3Q00Oto$a0.000 322 viol 3?? ) - 1 .1(1 32 (#) 1 6 372711 * ' ' cupancy. Located on So. Ruskin Street, near Lake Mary School, on ' ' • large wooded lot. Only 126,4.50 with ' 71-, pct, assumable mortgage. Phone 305 299 2014 days or 621 760' 1)3000 Broker, 107W Commercial Bedroom briCk. 1 acre. $35.00o Sanford. 372 7111 3 Bedrooms city. 133.700 1 Bedrooms, 7 story, pool 1.39.600 Woodmere -3 bdrm , 1 bath, corner HOMES 5-40.000 and UP lot. 519.500- Will consider oiler, reasonable Terms Bedrooms, I acre p1 uS pool arc barn 111.900 aganoed. Owner. 327.2750 I Bedrooms, Maytasr, 112.000 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden 3 Bedrooms, 7 Plus acres, Lake-like new small down assume VA mortgage, l'.i Pc?, Stemper Realty I BR, 2 Bath, Ravenna Park, $39,500. They're Hot! t your Choice REALTOR 7 Adults 15 thru retirement 6654791 5 Contact uS, you may qualify N ewly renovated, 2 Bdrms. family N room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $7.ceo down slsomonthly. 322.2717 - VACANT- Large) bedroom, 2 bath, family room, equipped kitchen. carpet, nice well landscaped fenced yard, 532.500 p14cC 50v15 112 Garrison Dr. clean 2 bd.. I bath, family rm. $17,900 Terms, rent with Option Owner, 531 634 42 Mobile Flu nes JOHNNY WALl ER (.EP4ERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL (STATE. INC 172 4457 37) fiji 377 3111 CHULUOTA- 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, air conditioned, a home with many extras overlooks a pretty fishing lake. $32,900. LAKE MARY- Lake front $41,500. FORREST GREENE INC. , Bedroom Apis. *Swimming Pool STennis Courts 11.2.3 I 24065 Hwy.)??? 373 6)5) or 615 WE TAKE TRADES REALTOR 373 5771 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN jPRO" I P 377 j ' 7 bedroom, family room, fenced, carpet. low down, Only 116,000 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373.7750 ' I Bedrooms. P'i baths. Fully car. •Dito,als ' piled, utilities room, carport, central heat, S1.S00; $400 down; ., nioritti, principal and In. terest. Xulp Realty, 322,2335 Stenstrom 0 '' , Realty m. CITY- ONLY 3 BEDROOMS, ONLY2 BATHS,only2 years old and only *79.5001 Just needs you two to buy lii Call REALTOR. CASH DOWN PA"MINT AND 1' iiuCtD MONTHLY PAYMINTS yule' Farmers HsA ,,wi.sIrahinAssstaAc, P1 . , AssocIate Rose Southward. After hours3226404. P) ')A')A LLLLU , REALTORS fflAROflDA , HOMES AI'IL.ê Anyti me 831.4039 2$.2l62 - 16'x37' screened enclosed pool, $39300. Can be refinanced. 373. 7109 or 377.7770 - I~ -=-.i-=--';',-='=---=-='=r----- -:•?-,,4,--ii- r.'rrrj rtzrr.,,ZrrZrrri.. . .. -Zr'-T - - .-'-'jsr.!' . -=- r F AL TOPS 198 i',' Lake Mar, PI 313 C353 o r 615 2133 sSE TAKE TRADES Seminole County - S or tO acres. Paved road, trees, fenced. Desirable location. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 625-071). SIX ACRE TRACT Located in Longwood Hills In area of mint ranches, zoned for horses. Easy access to 1.4. Priced to sell at *35,000. Buy nowt DI: Bowler, Assoc. $305500. Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 ,•• Irw '"' 5° -- 1.1WOQ Miscellaneous For Sale MAITLAND FLEA MARY 4I 7 fl. Open Sal 6, Sun S 53$ 79 70 - Complete trailer Pitches, All kincsavclable SANFORD REC VEE SERViCE 73)1W 15? St 65 .-_.. 53 TV-Radio-Stereo Crier's Kennel. Pups, studs, AKC, Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker, Milli Large 6, Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, Chipoo, 2S pups on display, we buy pups, finance, shots, guarantee, 1-904 237 3476 or 1.504 737 2912. HONDA OF ORLANDO CLEARANCE SALE 111-1611 1802 Edgewater Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & 373.0135 refrigerator separate freezer, excellent condition. Odds and ends 109 Lake Dot Dr , 323 7109. Garage Sale: Fri., Sat., Sun. Clothing, household items, and Misc. 211 Tollgate Trail In the Fri. Sat. Sun. Carport Sale: Sal.-Sun. Miscellaneous, odds and ends. Everything In good condition. 103 Parkview Dr., Sunland Estates. Moving sale: Antique bed, dresseri freezer; washer; dryer; oak chest and trunks; books; clothes; etc. Everything must go. W. 1st. St., 2 houses from Flee? Reserve on right. GARAGE SALE 1102 Cedar Ave. Saturday Ito 1. Men's suits, size 42 regular. and Misc. Items. 55 Boats 8. Marine Equipment ROIISON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 17.52 3275961 Dlnee. $21.50; chest of drawers, $12.95; couch, 132.93; baby bed, $19.50. Dli Curiosity Shop, 1701 W. 15? St Gas tanks 32 & gals; aluminum windows, various sites; vinyl cushions, bench seats. Helm. smans chairs, vinyl topt, misc. hardware. Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 am. to 2 P.M. New 74" girl's 3 speed bicycle. Generator light, tail light and basket. W. 12 diamond white gold weddIng ring, $125. 333.4453, 1 16 Sanford 1214733 iS COBIA BOAT CO. Silver Lake Road Sanford, Fla. 67A Trucks and Trailers JIM DANDY FEEDS Gormley - s E 46 323 11)3 68 -. ii,,:', rt flu, .'rry". P.art Orlando WI 1.2299 COVE , J Carry. 3n-6621 Lawn mower, power; large refrigerator with large freezer. All Items excellent condition 3710747. 71 Buick LeSabre'l door hardtop, air conditioned, full power equipment, excellent condition. Fully guaranteed. $1995. Call Don Pope, 3221651. Dealer. furniture niscellaneous Sell for JO pct nsignrren% F rev pick ck ups Auction Sat night at 7 p m Call 377 7270 ,ird 174 It fill AL 1' IJ(aS WAN 1(0 I' I' '(I'S p."iid, 'Sit .1,1' t.J1 1176. Win?rr F',irk 69 Stamps-Coins 51 - Coins Single or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W 1%1 St 373 T'7" ,. . . ' - ':r7 r=rn - - - ''- - 72 * Auction I .J U WJ-I4IJ,j BUY HERE * Auction 1 -,=-- electrIc stoves, automatic withers, rollaway beds, TVs, some nice luggage, and a load of misc. items of all kinds. Open 'Jally 10-3 for consignments or sales off the floor. We also bur estates, etc. * ! r I .. M- 9. 0 011~- SM , 0 Ap 0 ALO ri Public Auction * A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! Every SAO Night 7 p m 5est 1St St (Hy 461 Sanhcxd Consignments Welcome Open Daily 101115 Air Conditioning STAN'S AUCTION 177 9719 Home lmpr,vements Central Heat &,,Air Condifibnlr,g For free estimates, Harris. at SEARS 1771 Camper-Travel Trailers LL SPECIAL: Air conditioners. enerators, Awnings, Automotive ervlce & repairs. Floyd Flow's, outhern RV Services, 333.9070. :0 pop up trailer. Sleeps I. stove. 1 box, canopy. Excellent can. Ilan. l.est ad. $550. 373-9033. 2888 in FulIlineGE Appliances Sanford Electrc Company 2522 Park Drive, 372 1562 - Auto Repair Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate. 373403$ To You -= ,--. OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry No job too small Licensed 8. Bonded, 323 5677 Jim's Concrete 8. Masonry-. Free estimates Floors, patios 8. drives Brick or stone planters. Patch arid repair work 3n3400 Carpet Cleaner -' =: - & spider - C &A BACKHOE SERVICE Cullum made urapes and Bed i spreads Quality workman thip Landclearing. Septic tanks, fill curt. Dorothy BIls 319 5,05 driveways All kinds of d -gg rig 327 9112 or 323 3913 Truck Rentals Painting RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Painting and Wallpap,rjng No lob too small. Quality workmrnrip Ph 323 $579 or in lipS - Lice,ted Residential, Commercial Frec'I'r",i?,-s P'- 3' 1'l 377 YtS Jim Rowe Pest Control 2676 lrpouois Ave Sanford, 322 7070 Well Drilling Plumbing - 'r-.,-Zr-e', - - FAl,,i1 LA TER Professional Wallpaper Hanger ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2367 Park Drive -'ri'---. Econoline Vans to Diesel Tratcrs 1 day 1 year. 373 53 10 Wall Papering Pest Control Home Improvements "'.="- wasps 3n 0397 Sawing ' Carpet Master. Steam, shampoo or dry loam. Clean It for the Christmas visitors 3730973 T.iri-.'--, mud clobbers, - L and Clearing (fermerly HArrielf - s Beauty Nook) 519£ Pine 377 5142 --. l'ALLi..LEAI,uru "lmpac" Wash & Spra kiet'n Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _-=- Pressure Cleaning 3795.1 Carpentry '-r- Cat put the car in the garage. no longer needed items with a ctassitld ad in the Evening Herald fl u 722 7611 or 531 9993 to place your. or • Heater C.aning Beauty Care FULL PRICE - Ph 322 4757 Classified ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a low I cost letushelpyou place yours- Tune-up, electrical and diagnostic service Call 3739727 for &I ap polntment at your home or office CORVETTES PET REST INN HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Small Jobs Wanted 37'-133$. "Lake Mary" Appliances - Pet Care BUDDY'S call C 5.ntord 377 K.AR.TUNE We bring the Garage 1972 Jeep Commando ................... $2695 =!"'L__. -"ri - - BUSINE.SS . . II . . I . 1973 Jeep Commando ...................$3195 -' - 323-5620 1974 Matador2.Dr., Loaded ............. $3495 -r ,...IL J_- ___-- - 1W - Dining room arid ,'ng room sets. 1972 Corvette T-Top .....................$5195 ' 0 ' 321-012 J -.__1__ -U i,.. FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 Good used furniture. Recliner, 9,35; nice sofa, $60; dinette, $20; oak rocker, $25. sinQle bed, 575. roil - Cr. Palmetto & Commercial Ave. Sanford, Fla. offer. 323.1311. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 3M I. T VOLKSHOP HE 1935 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission. Best 1969 Corvette .......................... $3495 - Rifle in WCI4'T5AVC øna . Jay a OseAuto Sales 3210190 417 44 1$ Call 131.0175 - C Your Word Is Your Credit 4352 l9l4El Camino Classic Loaded .......... $3995 Household Goods Old Oak Morris Chair and Maple Bachelor Chest cars. '--I-- We Buy and Sell Gold and silver l9l4 Ambassador Loaded ............... $3995 Used kitchen cabinets, one 30' vanity with laboratory. $30. 1 used LllxlS tires, $30- 3770715 0 We offer Complete Volkswagen Service. From tuneupa to overhauls. Stop by and see vs today. We specialize in making people happy as well as 1971 Mustang, by owner. Mad, I, 6 cyl., tan glow, fold down rear 'sat, fully equipped plus many Other extras. 9.000 miles. Wife's car. Will sell; way below dealer cost. Set to appreciate. 332.5233. Winter (CndtsOfl 1974 Javelin Loaded ..................... $3695 7' POOL TABLE 150 377 473.4 - _ Tender loving care that Is, It pays.,. .in better per. formarice, bitter appearance too. We make a special effort with the details of maintenance And it shows negotiate. 833 2320. P.re, Y.rods Barn, we buy Ti ~ - 4- station wagon Power, air. 9 passenger. Must tell. $1,lOOor will cr Loaded with equipment including Automatic, Factory Air, Power Steering, Luggage Rack, Rally Stripe, WSW. -- - i-r jji_ We Give Your Car T.L.C. 1972 Chevy Kingiwood. IC*)i t,'ri 2IS S,,"Iorcl t.,.c 1 15 TO CHOOSE FROM International Oil Furnace with Blower. Cheaol Cash and fCARRI /\ AGE air. Very clean 12,400. Days, 332. Autos for Sale mili-s va%I (of 17-92, j0 'iIlh. (301):123411fiff 645 1415 l's. CASH 322 1141 mr srfl lurnihur,' .'ppianres. 1974 GREMLINS Canoe, wrought iron table with marble top and chairs, 10 speed bike. 100) Scott Ave. 1973 Dod ge Polara Custom, Vinyl top, power brakes, power steering. 196.4 Jeep station wagon. I wheel drive. Good mechanical condition. Can be seen 2*00 S. Sanfor d Ave., Wanted to Buy FLEET SALE 1746. I Bug, - i_i'! , all 3222611 Metal shelving. 36 lineal It. of used heavy guage steel shelving with rolling ladder. Sacrif Ice price. 373- 1566 Mustang convertible. New tires, tag and brakes. 1400. 3322026 or see at M&M Motor Parts. 403 Eves 322 DOS 1972 LTD Brougham, 2 door, full miles. Extra sharp 1941 Chrysler Newport, real clean, power. 21.000 condition. Split seats and ternlow, low mileage. Call 3231130 perature control. 332.411 Dealer. 1973 Lincoln Continental 1 door, 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser, j'utomatic fully equipped with all Continental worn hubs. Good condition. 52400. features. Safe guard warranty. 648 57)7 Spec lit prIce 32 7 It-SI Dei'rr A small classified ad brings big returns, 'Try one and see Call 372. 7611 or 831 999) BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Musical Merchandise Guibransen Horseshoe Spinet Organ, with a lot of extras. Delivered $1100. 322-3751. 1973 PLYMOUTH $300 APIDTAXEOVER PAYMENTS 377.4754 Car I? 924aitIand International- '.. ton, 4 wheel drive. tool.box bed. $1200. 36S3161. 3276139. Mahogany upright piano, newly rebuilt. Need room. Reasonable. Call after S. 3231616. - 1970 Yamaha 250 Enduro Good Dirt Bike. Best offer 373 1607 Feed S½HP JOHNSON KICKER WITH TANK 59 . car. 1972 Honda CO 100. New tag and sticker. $230 or best offer. One owner. 322-52.33, Winter Springs. 80 Woodlands, Longwood or Phone 134.1209. Clearing out greenhouse plants -. Clothes, dishes, depression glass, misc. Cheap. 101 Garrison Dr., Any 322- 5621 Garage - Rummage Sales Junk Sale: Sat., 106. King size walnut bedroom suite, Frigidaire - 1573 Volkswagen Super owner, Immaculate. - 79 322-70M __________________________ 1965 Mustang, autmoatic, power steering, factory air. Local. Sharp 1914 Yamaha, 250 RD Good Condition, 1150 PONY FOR SALE REASONABLE excellent condition, $50 323.35, Buys miles I700and take over payments IWtTt1 (.000 CPrf'uT) 37) 38 Horses 1 973MG Midget, blue, 11, $50 Down BLAIR AGENCY females. 3226799. Fully Equipped. One Owner 327.1)23 * Mustang City * f,øttyCtC Insurance - GE Console TV, black & white, '77 CeIlc.a ST, front disc brakes, I speed, 71,000 miles. Sacrifice. $1993 firm. 3227147, 1.30 to S. 1974Flreblrd. Good Condition Motorcycles 78 66 1972 Mercury Capri. 5150 down take over payments 515 Month. Good condition. 2273779 . St. Bernard female. Obedience . ________________________________ troineg, $170. AKC registered. 1970 Honda 450. Excellent condition. spayed. 3231231. Just inspected. $300. Call 373.5151 af ter 4 p.m. 'III, 80 - 123 4711 Pets and Supplies ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO 0000 HOME. CALL AFTUP S )101?5 -; Autos for Sale Mark IV. Loaded, 1973 local one owner. Safe guard plan. 17,000 miles. All Continental features Including leather intenor, Extra Sharp. Priced to sell 222 41111114 - Dealer. - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE if you have an eye for real value, yOu ii eye hit' C lassifie,j ads 30.3 with Lx scope, shoulder strap and scabbard. Spct'tklng .27 semI. automatic with lx scope Rugar .22 automatic. 323 4003. - Traars Free kittens, I mos. old, S males, 2 r. Camper-Travel 75 service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 with wooden stand 323 475.3 after I lot !OIl,('Llflfl , itiiilahle ill SANFORD 'tl)t(Ir(I' flnv%t -a fdillil%' II ('onu' out tU(liIV an dI lPtrs I' VU U r t'IlIJI( 0 fill. Autos for Sale KENMORE WASHER, parts, Accessory Bargains P4OLLNCASSELBERRY Rockwell table saw 111)5% ______ _ 80 Equipment for Rent , WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 322 56 22 3I)3l5E. First $t I .% I 114.,l NOW RENTING ,,: FORREST GREENE INC. (,ormiy's aIstLt,t1&- ''" jr,r.rir.,ririZr -n dry, *5,750. FREIGHT SA&VAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond lreezers r,trg step ladders Airc etc ~ Opening Soon I -------------- ___ 64 Lots'_and Acreage items. 323.C1708. '. ----.- - - _ -_ - _- -_ __ .. Boarding Kennels. 377-5732. '- £ HOROSCOPE Your Friendly Classified Got- - -' Color TV's; Table & Chairs; AM FM Stereo; 1969 Olds 95 Also misc. - cleaning. GE Dishwasher. 3233135. One oil furnace 113.000 BTU plus 150 gals. of fuel oil. 1125. 377 9409 after -- f I'. 1.) Is. % Montgomery Ward stove, self FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air, • Used washers and dryers. Many to chooSe from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Appliances. 377.7654 54 2S4$ParkDr. 11,000 down, assume 7*4 pet. mtg. $717 mo. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air, carpet, Michell equipped, family room. 131-7230 ext. 16 days. Eves. 373-930. inc. Appliances 52 Want a pleasa nt surprise? You can clean out s-our garage quickly with a Want Ad. LOTS - LAKE MARY. 92'x7)0', lake privileges to Crystal Laki. . very pretty building site, 13,100. Your MLS Agency ' Zr --43 ______________________ ens t.rscm tie tar N ' drooms ri' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 3200 LONGWOOD HILLS T0Aotej ' --' 3 bedroom, large family room, wall to wall shag carpet, irrigation system with well and pump. Fenced yard. 126,500. Low interest existing mortgage Or refinance, 322 1214. COUNTRY - BOYI HEAR THISI Beautiful I bedroom, 2 bath executive home on one acre and five more acres In pnoding au auuval adivited gross ir.ceuie of $SKIII.?IS are Dining room table and chairs, 170 Fla. room couch that makes a bed, 115; coffee table, 55; 373-1192, Lake Mary after 7:30. ALTAMOPIT E- 1G,'025' Rolling Hills area, tall pine trees, hIgP, and PINECREST - JUST A STEP from two shopping centers. Call REALTOR.Assoclate Al Antar for details In this right nice 3 bedroom for $1,900. After hours 322.6121. lvyong a NEW MANONDA HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE 2111S. Grandview Ave., Sanford, 3270165 Come see us at our big new location "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" ' FROM REAL'TOPS 196' .%' Lake Mary Blvd . Cove large tot hat citrus trees. Privately fenced with old age cypress. All this at $36.500 Con tact Connie Russell. ASSOC., fl) Harold Hall Realty Master's PALACE GUARDED , • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, cen tral hear and air, screened porch. WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre. beautiful building Site, $7,500 Herald Dial 377 26)1 or I)) 9993 10 conveniences. including doubleI car garage, beautiful lawn-extra 3 bedroom concrete block home. Fenced yard, carpet, air, heat. 373.7534 or 323-5099. Realty, REALTOR, 7237150 ON RESERVOIR LAKE DeBary 3 Families or Singles SANFORD REALTY 1 he lime Tested Firm Days 372 6173 PIi1t5 li? 5171 or Live In the ldyllwiide section of Sanford - lovely I bedroom. 2 both home, hvs all the modern $79,. Corbett Real Estate NO DOWN PAYMENT I Your new custom home on a lot of 3 bedroOni. 1'.,baths, no qualifying. 11.900 dOwn. $196 mo 7 pet. Acre Royal, Oculton, Haviland, Bavarian china, lead crystal and pressed glass. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 223 9370. Immaculate like new 2 bedroom, 2 baths, extras. Nice location. $1,500down and takeover payments. ,,,a ti Days 377 7217 Household Goods 3 BR, lovely setting. Call for price, Possible subtidlied monthly payments ;r SI 5111500. A. A. MCCLANAHAPI, BROKER 322 5M Nlghts,323.117cr373.90'fl evenings. ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS (The NEWLY RENOVATED, 1 Bdrrn home, furnished, corner lot ' Owner. Ph 373 7775, EXECUTIVE- PRESTIGE Outstanding Buys * M UNSWORTH REALTY 101W lit St 373 6061, 32) 0517, 372 5370 LAKE MARY auilder has new 3 bedroom, 7 bath home ready for immediate oc Houses for Sale - YOU QUA; Iy'i HUFFMAPI REALTY Al Pc'll, Jenny Clark, ASSOC 3 72 1S9$. 327 5553 Day. Eve I 41 PICA "0uSS na rural area No clown pa, rent nonthly payment5 lt 'ban rent 3overn'nC,,t sUbsitJ:rd tifIj (iuyrr5 Call to See if 10 Q 1100( 79h St 377 6655 3 Bedrooms. 1', baths. I'. acres. Business Property For Rent Jj51 Houses for Sale "Get 'Em While 'TAF F ER REALTY L W. Garnett White Ca.'? put the car in the garage 511, no longer needed .stems with a cl6Stitk'd ad in the Even-rig 41 After irs JOHN "RIDER , ASSOC .'l;L TI1t.I 1I)1 ' 37749,) 1919 S French 3721311 P7 1496, 377 754 372 1161, 322 1559 Housesfor Sale Jim Hunt Realty s 171 "Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Stemper SezI 2 NEW BEAUTIFUL HOMES or wr?e Olshwashers their share of. the loaned oil commission- hunters ap. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P. 0 Lake Mary A3 bedroom l bath and aspaciousl • Ora pas revenues, and a second facility plauding Fourcade. Poor Storage garage for rent. Sanior Bo' 551 Sanford. Fla 37771 bedroom, Ill both for you to New 2 bedroom duplex homes in Auction, 1700 French Ave. 323 Australia, Denmark and Recession Is already hem. could help them. chooSe from. Just built, and the IF Quiet neighborhood. Near I 4. 7310. some hope that the Greece. construction Is excellent. IS, pct. The challenge to the world's There 15 SANFORD 323-7900 S Stromberg and SiC Shag carpet, Lost and Found financing. Retirees orounj oil producers might be more central HA. water and lawn care. finance ministers and top *5 Acres.. OldHouse* family will like this. Priced in lows Meanwhile the IMF will go its LOST: Irish Setter, male. West 20th $143 Month. Call glady Brown ORLANDO 3 5-5S55 beakers as they descend on interefted in Wittereen *30's. Call and let me, Lillian1 3 wells. Good for forming, flea Realty, 3225737 or 372 1964. normal bureaucratic way. Two area 3234111 or 322.963 around. They are more Campbell, give you more details. market or used car lot. Located Washington thena annual meeting of UileforInter tional time I FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS 1305500. After hours. 6174721. near 1.4 on Hwy 46. $150 mo. OFF AIRPORT chary of putting their money new committees at top : 112OFtorida Av e .. SLVD. ministerial level will be asked Child Care Monetary Fund and World Into Eurodollars than y 373 6650 Mid-Florida Realty Roberts & I -' - CiiImin " to recommend measures to help Will baby sit, your home or mine, Bank should be to prevent it six months ago, andat TAO bedroom apartments. day or nigh?, Mrs. Jane Bragg. 417 REALTORS Orindo 1417710 turning Into a disastrom altnp they would get both security transfer real resources to the S 16 and up ,2i'os Inc W. 3r d St., Sanford. lonQrqOt4I e size Th de cent return. Much will developing countries. They should be discussing by and a 3731340 WAR EHOUSE how much they went world depend on what political role of the new IMF quotas will be EXPERIENCED. Will dO baby Ore or . With or without officesonSR Mall. 2 bedroom townhouSe argued, If only in the corridor& Sitting day or night. Call 322•5019, 1, any size. We are wtiesfIng and IIWTICY supply and real gross they decide to play In the IMF, apartments Central heat and lit. dealing so come see us or call 323. NOW LIAt1Mft r wants these Increased "Co Ci"a in fA4I tif which they remain deeply ee$M IrS t'p good Ole summert,me 'I'S a • ' - . ,. ." .0041. by 70 per cent, but most vener't to everything From 1110 . c-' . and by what means. reM time to sell sonethq *tha After 6 call 373 799? ' -. . 160. , countries, particularly CIASSifird Ad , . mybe a good dat 372 7e11 o i They will not meet this . 40 Condominiums Sanford. Is, floor, 3 Bodroom, they are demanding a more America and Gcrman think ' H' 58 '1 for a ouch resultS •d -' 1 8 2 £ .3. challenge, or at least kitchen equipped, air and heat, very much small er ; the final -' ' ' formal speeches will no important stake In ft, $133. Call owner Deltona (305) 574. 0*-ners health requires immediate x per 9 In this they have French settlement may be for a Good ThingstoEal 1043. . sale of this especially nice 2 BR All Wiffi propose a ewe. The most that itiall 10 -- . cent or 40 per cent rise. France Condominium In the finest Sanford but the French mttst** a r. this duplex apartments I cr 7 bedrOom Y provide is a backing, I I5 $1 00 Far"' fresh locatIon. New furniture and minister, M. Jean-Pierre will be pushing bard in PtIfolo bat. Furnished or unlurnthed £0' better produce Dawg Patch F it& draperIes throughout. Make your •' wk uv.. in c :; swimming pool. 1220 1 Orlando corridors of each other's Fourcade, is playing France's Washington ¶o get the United ,rark,4. Dog$rack R . Sat. Sun offer, cash, terms, or trade. We'll Appilances Or 373 79'.1 problems, and some new game, not the IMF's. Fourcade States to agree to a change in deal, the IMF statutes which would OCEAN SHRIMP for has said that the best key Is subsidiary scheme 31 Apartments Rent Cailbart Real Estate allow central banks 10 buy as I recycling Arab funds Is through hOnt FRI F delivery SS.ivel recycling oil fwi4 . Arms. Furnished 71 Hour Service e.g., well as sell gold freely. Please cail 305530 6461 give the creaking International direct financial deals Call 372 liç 17 Bedroom Adults Only book ing system a small ad- with countries like France. As finance ministers' sman Far,', fresh produce da i ly Vner,pe Spec Pates rot Senior C'ti:ens toenato, $400 box seine juicy hAy 431 0155 stiCk talk grows steadily smaller, as ditlonal safety net. Park Aeq.ue Mobile Park 41 ni W of u a HouusforSale with those who arrange such the great threat of depression Pa rk Dyr, ii,g a) A big forum_ the IMF has d'ta!s,there will be many big Flsrl4a An.' i room, wall to wall carp,t,%air 11 Instructions IX member countries - is SANFORD, FLA. conditioned, reasonable rent. SUN LAN 0 never a decision-making one. fl3.141O Adults, no pets. 377.15)0. 'Ar rave several nice i'omes Piano or Organ Students bCginn*rS Today more and more of the in the available Sunl,wd ar.a or e dvanCed In your hOmt jr Bedroom upstairs apartment fl ?hp 7i mre Call 23$)2) world's finance ministers meet Adult Lights, water furnushd more and more frequently In only 190 377 2296. after 1 DIESEL MECHANICS & INVESTMENT crderto settle less and less. We're just around the For Saturday, October 12, 1974 I Bedroom furnished 4artment CARPENTRY TRAINING looking for qnrifl bus'nett or ,nvest The American Located in Lake Mary Available now at Seminole Junior rrerill Ask us about our listings On Administration Is less critical Call 377 7741 College. These full time programs properties in this area corner- in the trees of the IMF than it was two By CARROLL RIGHTER aPProved for veterans. Phone 323Furnished 1 Bdroom GENERAL TENDENCIES: A real chance comes to do 1150. years ago; It has tnj more ot Apartment 2300 Mellonville COUNTY After 5 P.M Its animosity to Robert specific work that Is necessary to put your plans Into action. Get and we're MARINER'S VILLAGE APARTI bedroom, ? bath. Solit plan mobile OW MENTS, located on 17-92 S. Sanford. Our unspoiled U n surroundings in the best of condition. Improve health, also. McNamara's World Bank i . 18 One bedroom apartment, furnished, Help Wanted home on S tree shaded acres unit adult apartment complex features i ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can work at tcp efficiency also one 3 bedroom apt. 1009 east stead. But America may still 174.900 Terms and 2 bedroom apartmen 7sd St. Call enis now, whether at home, at 377-1693 for in ts, complete with central heat and business. In creative fields, or resist the proposal that D 'fEAt. ESTATE SALESMENformation. air, carpeting throughout (your choice of color) Confidential interview, Compute, Healey, Britain's Chancellor of whatever, so get an early start and persevere. POOL MILS We take trades. FORREST drapes, G.E. appliances, garbage disposal, pool, Nice I room apartment, water paid. TAURUS (Apr.20to May 20 Get out 10 beauty or barber shop the Exchequer, will put to the laedrooms, family room, screened GREENE Inc. REALTORS 3 $130 per month, $40 damage laundry facilities, and clubhouse with TV and commeeting: that the IMF's early and make yourself especially attractive, then you can later patio, central heat, air 176.0-c53 6353 or 3775570 deposit. $01 Magnolia Ave 372. *th tcrmt plete kitchen facilities for private parties. managing director, Johannes create an ezc0ent Impression socially. 0201. Full lime Part time - Anytime. Witteveen, should try to GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Think very carefully if you want to Over is. Call 321 000 1 bdrm. furnished apt. at ID French Convenient to shopping, 17.92 and 1-4. arrange a second and bigger solve that problem at home Ideally. Avoid one tonight who is Ave $100, p'us $23 deposit, water Experienced help for commercial furnished. 322 6417 or 3224530. and better version of the trybv 10 hoi'ii in on YOUT territory. refrigeration, Apply In person Built around nature, with you in mind,.. .Lakefron? Payton MOON CHILDREN I June 22 to July 21) Make appointments Pantry Pride, Zayre-s Shpng existing meager 13.4 billion Nicety furnIshed upstairs apitiCenter. Hwy. 17 57, Norm Chenty. apartments, with a natural, relaxed atmosphere, 'special oil facility" (i.e., the with those who can help you become more productive and efmen?. Adults. No pets. 1717 Wtlit, 312 1301 money Witti,veen has borrowed ficient at your daily routines. Sociable p.m. Magnolia Ave. Sales Lady to learn the SIngE at 11 ,ei) P4a*,ji"it A l..F0 July 22 to Aug. 21) Show you are practical today and Sewing Machine business. Mutt be FROM s iss from the Arabs for lending to Cozy trailer. 1 bedroom, mature riper? seamtress, 25 hrs with come out of that dream world you have been drifting into for some others through adultS Good location, utilities Wednesdays & Sundays off. $70 This time borrowing aind time and you get mitch done. pad By week. No deposit. 373 Cute As A Button Plus commission. Neat ap 56,5 VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Improve appearance, then show pearance absolutely t%Sontlai. By lending would beat commercial l I%RI NF.iC'M V1I.11A(7 s: .s l' t'iI l;Nls Owner transferred, must Sell this appointment only call Mr. Powell. rates, Instead of at 7 per cent, more affection to loved ones Group affair brings nine benefits, 7 BEDROOM FURNISHED immaculate 3 bedroom. 1'.', bath, noa OALAP, .0 04,v, 223 6161. APARTMENT $170 central h.t, air, garage, carpet, but would carry a similar even if only on cultural level. MONTH 3130654 $11,500. VA, FHA financing Need cash for CPritm.a7 Amblion LIBRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Talk over with some expert guarantee against exchange available. enthusiasm are all you nd to & WELAKA APARTMENTS rate losses in terms of IMF whether you should make changes to improve your position. Show be an Avon Representative 614. 111W 1st St Hartman Realty, Inc. Special drawing rights. Healey more understanding for mIe, "79, SCORPIO iOct. 23 to Nov. 21) Seek out good friends who un Sut.' ) l?r' (irrater Mall AVALON APARTMENTS, will propose Unt not only REALTORS, Casse'fberry. 5301644 ADULTS, NO PETS Will COUPLES help you attain them. Attend that should oil producers be can. der5tand your alms and 1l1j.n 1 i' 116W 7ncJSt s'cia' affair that will bring you the inc( its you want, A C C'pCfIVnrty "a:.si-d for surpiw fun-:Ls, Lut 13 I,e and work with youngsters in a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2210 Dec. 21)Seek the advice of bigwigs simer1ca aixi Germany too. 32 Houses Rent youp sefltn, Excellent salary so you can improve your position in life. Shcwprkle In whatever it end fringe benefits. Minimury, age Unfurnished is that you possess. Guard reputation. Moving? Why not live in Sanford's 1i.ith no children at home. Writ, Healey will also plead or call Toby Tucker, Boys Ranch, CAPRICORN I Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 Out to the new places with something needs to be done to Furnished or Uflfu'netAed Fla.. 22W (near Live Oak, Fla)-finest established residential area? lend some of the oil revenues tin new acquaintances for cultural pleasure. U changes need to be Puce 3 Bedroom Home f it Rein let 901$.42$5I. Nigh?.- 904 $17 32) 7974 ) 5 372 1*79 i'll Iix' !!1,d:j: Lzd uufltr( like made 'r idc'r -them 5371. ,r Jim Brettr;''. 6rls . - '-'-I-,.;. ....... . - The HeraidSenlees Are "Buyerfinders"C4 ill ds ______________________ *Fishing & Boating SANFORD, 3737170 A Friday, Oct. 11, 1974-SB WELLSDR1LLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 'n ir,rirr$rri r j''-rirrrr=k rTrirrrr . -. �_________ ,- •1 I ___________ _____ I -i ! - V -- 21 - - — •-•.--•-•• 613—Evening Herald, Soncord, Fl. Friday, Oct. fl, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker rNg II JUGT \ i1Ai 4f )RGrrIG ) 4A6 SPREAD TO / 06 BRAIN Y I CAN FEEL T410 to TOE - FROM TOE NORTH (D) 4 A J 105 V A K9 11 A K S 74 EAST WEST - + AQ10986532 +K 4— •J 10965 .,.Q32 —' 3 ONE V ___ - ''t 1______ - I - •" — fl Two This particular hand was probably made up by the good 7/ / We are Indebted to Dr. ItICb•dd biddi nghas Ix en 11 West North East South doctor, but the play of un. derruffing to avoid a squeeze lt'1.T. i - ' I n -. . -- - - r 4 By Roger BolIen FUNNYBUSINESS f = - , ____ ____ ______ i-- -- cci en s Cia m d 'I pçCYtJ... DO'FIAE 04C W BATTLE QEAM, 1i4e eooDYS FPO#A T-e- BAD 1-A BOT i ' - : - L, - _ Late 1' riday ' i±i_ t _ o; — •_ . - I V Mkc. IMP _1_ U c ompany truck rammed a and free two bodies. Traffic slower moving van containing between Seminole 00 ' _________ Herald • • •_',.. a son Kenneth, 2, of 559 by Larry L by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY i' 1! ' I erosick, 'jew Smyrna Photos - 4/ Troopers said six children who managed to escape orwre rescued after the van plunged lnto theriverweretreatedand released at Semino le Memorial I HUULP LI LVIN Record OGS IEi 'r) OOOKS, SIR.. 1' /01 >5. 5/! \ av m N(i1J luLl FC*MY '1Efrt'RS. M4T— )tV 7AtiT )VUCJ4'61D 1W 40O ,, She' &zso &J '• ME 4"5 ' yE_s $R — rn AW FT ic .f COUTE %2 1 TAL a'i M(H 1(T7L 5R,'q sacw. siyxix i • - 7R~ V 6X0 JU 60 .vm I ir Dramatic 4 identified as Gary Wilkins, 10, 'a" James Wilkins, 11; Thomas Clark, 11; Deborah CI 14; linda Clark, 16 and Constance Fullington, 15, all of New Smyma Beach. Friends of the Wilkins family, traveling in a car a short distance behind the van, joined in renue efforts. The friends told police that another son of Rescue — 8 ZL BLONDIE HE MAY c..ii) A GL)TJ—' mr L 'BUT IN HIS HAN D S) . ITS A DEADLY W EAPON* r-1 - Attempts 4. . .#'.. .- .. "• . ..-. --. i .a...a.-.S.......i,,.... 14' -. 4 ' s 4_. .* 4 y l' ,. B, Bob Uoyd LI ti ell byT.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED Ii' WK HEL.P YA1' RMMM THAi' PLIVR 114I KEG O' NAILS TO WINE-CASE ITAJN'rNO FUN PINKIN'NA!LSMW WINE1-HE GNPAL. 0'oOiE1b1HE SALOON! GOT IT? VA CANrFAS1N POAMThfTHR WI1HOOZE! Bill Vincent In the New Sm)Tna Beach. Osceola High football game in Kissimmee, and a daughter Cindy Flanders X4E OF 'n 1 1Wit INTELLECTS c :o.' 11ME,HE AIN'T I . Emergency crews raise van In an attempt to free trapped bodies V - . - - . -• - -• - . was playing In the New Smyrna Beach marching cand at the game. VV $ : ba~ by Heimdolil & Stoff.l BUGS BUNNY MENIAL TASKS I I1C I PERFORM ARE IN VIVID ir I cONTF.Ast .TO 'dXJR I. *.4RTANT VIKX.. 5l64'J GO A}4EAD, A516 ME SO4ETRN! - 'a \ DO 'IOU THINK THE FLUCTUATION OF INTEREST RATES IS *4MM! Nvgsix PRORRTNA. 10 THE INCReMtNTAL. VALUE OF THE AVERAGE I .' - (ThAT RIGHt I SYLVSTEg. I I GOT A LOT O'IG DEALS ) j KNOW CANT AFFOI M? RATES. i utce VA, 6 ru- GIVE 50M _ COMMON STOCK.? FINI APV'IC •• PRISCILLA'S POP 01-I, BoV"\ SMOI< W) O5TE5yf () ( ___ _ by Al V.rm.r FFJ )p• f STLJFFED'\ OLIVES' J_— 'ç—ARTICi-40t<E HEAR I's, Il I 'i3 by Dick Cevalil WINTHROP '_.b • u&6 OF1HE: THE VORLD 5EGAN 'M-EN IVAN LEARNED I VMERE DID NO f OCT A SILLY ,•.*i - \ ID.A LIKE 7)-t41 ODGE! HAT ARE !I U TRVIN& C. 11 SEA BE A I LT— L steps. Not so, answered Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, who took office last December iii ais cn upct c','er a 20year political veteran. people already have the right to remove anyone not doing the Job via the ballot box or through recall," said Casselberry Council Chairnutn Tom Embree. I V • - • - NO NEED TO WOR.RV. MI TIP TOPJ. ARE jT ,s'HAr EA5YAJt) TØ THEY SA.—TWO YANK TO,5T ØV McKEe tN()JTR MEANWHILE, THE VILIAE POLICE 5TATPON 6r .4 CALL FROM YULE CASTLE... —7 OF COtJRE. / OF ',V(JgBEnqo i# F MOA I J 1l C&MEEK ,, • by Howls Schneider M-IAT KIND C HELP ARE 1,I 4 LCJ6 FOR, MO' 1 V V . V I AJ i1Y7 V ,_&j; - - - - • V - - - — V . „.. POO R - • 'f .,.,..- V TOM EMBREE of the van. W'odard w a _ - V. ' - • V • ' • - • - V - - --:' - V V V - - - , to come from," she said, adding Lee Wheeler, a Sanford that t oo often officials are in bailbond.sman, has qualified as Office too long. candida Lake Mary te in the Floyd said the idea smacked a exmunicipal election Dec. 3. tie Communism and that Communism will seek election to the mayor's t cessive restrictions are --- •. Incumbent Mayor Margie acquired the papers necessary hess announced last week she to file for candidacy in the city would not seek re-election election. None have fully because of commitments qualified. They are George related to her job as a Hess, husband of the incumbent rehabilitation nurse coor- mayor; Bert Perinchief, music necessary. "If an officeholder office, Citing his business ex- dinator for the state. However, director at Seminole Junior is bad in some person's view , she did announce her intention College and the second of the but the people want him there, perience, spanning years, the Proximity of his employment to to seek one of the three council three men to seek the interim great. This man Hodges is appointment, J. Richards, a tr mU to at like a watchdog for the c ity, and the time he can posts. ..,• . . .• .. •.....i•. r.i I....... ___________ V .. - •',. Picture Painted Because his business is located in Sanford, and being self-employed, Wheeler feels he could easily devote the time, at any time, necessary to deal - ,.••i .t. Fla. (AP) Unemployment in Florida will get worse before It gets better, predicts Secretary of Conimeter Don Spicer. Speaking to a group of Florida editors Friday night, Spicer said his office - financial operations. -- • Gloomy greatly enhance the ease of g charged with Spee too great for condi.zuns. Troor said the accident was still wiuer inest1gatIon Saiul'd3y. State Department of Transportatlon crews worked into the night Friday repairing the wooden guardraillng ripped away by the truck-van crash The 50-year-old old bridge i scheduled to be replaced b 1977 with a $4 million wider, modern structure, The bridge project is scheduled to go to bid next April, officials said. ___ - Lee Wheeler Qualief'i'es or Lake Ma Ma or Race - ( - • • • - .• V ' before I hit It," he said. Witnesses told investigators the truck was c'aveling at a speed approximately twice that - __________ t MCCINA?IA *1_I,. i lk - • V V V . ...— 6- • -, •. - V SUNNY :. - A person In office for a long time tends to lose sight of people he represents, Williams said, regardless of how well he thinks he is doing or how much background and information he has accumulated, Williams Orlando's Rescue I helicopter hovered over LakeNlonroe and aided Sanrord police in rescue operations said. He added that the political system in America breaks down when an elected official has gained so much power that the people think he can not be defeated and thus low interest Ifl Voting. "It's a fantastic idea," said e Longwood Councilman lijnivinn. ,I'm not sure this k V q V V V V ••• -; would operate iflt had to fire all Its executives after two, four or six years and replace them with . T County Commissioner Dick Williams, also a first term officeholder, said he would not be opposed to a limitation. ” " The by Crooks & Lawrence __ The Wilkins family were en o route game when the wreck occurred. Driver of the food delivery truck tha t struck the van, Woodard, X of Orlando, told tmper3 he was traveling at 45 o5omiles an hour on the bridge when he saw the van ahead. "1 didn't have time to stop VV-..&.. Colleagues or with the "big cats Morris said. A limitation of terms on the national level might pose a problem with continuity of legislation, he said. 'r • V Interests and corrupt officials, Hodges said In a news conference on the state Capitol LIMB! without election pressures could initiate programs which -V _ might not be popular among his Throwing out the Incumben ts Is the only way to wrest conro! of the government (ruin special ARCHIE AlN SOAK THE V office. '. •9 second "lame duck" term • and the group's nam,~ itself turns most off. Tony Hodges, representative of the NAR was In Tallahassee early this week pushing petition drive to constitutlonally deny office holders on both the local and national levels more than two terms in ITT - Locally, an official in his term limitation In office ad.vocated by the New American ev utionNAR) organization L / Politicians Scorn 2 Term Office Limit Few Seminole County elected officials fully support the two- 49 FE Volusia his wife Emma,36, both of 1601 North Street, New Smyrna Beach; Barbara Jean Clark, 35, and her daughter. Cindy, 9, and Ti _______ • V I tmtr, w Florida Highway Patrol worked for three hours on the a string of Fish and his son in children who escaped drowningRedditt's daughter, Mar) L 11 per ions on the narrow, an counties was rerouted while the law who tried to rescue hun were treated and released McConnell, 23, also jumped to tiquated Osteen Bridge about crews worked the Volusia county authorities, the rescue, witnesses reported, 655 pm Friday. The van ered one Of FHP Trooper Ernie Jacobs Authorities recov aided by Seminole Sheriff's and but her husband and father had crashed through the wooden identilied the dead as: Milton bodies Saturday. Wilkins, 38, driver of the '.an, A -- - ,/1 f , - U(I , An Orlando fisherman who bodies and Seminole Memorialrescue Reddilt. 'L all ' uf tmergency Edward McConnell, , of Fall crews had recovered the live River, Mass., Jwnped in to troopers said a westbound food narrow bridge to raise the van began ,j spades and eventually picks up jumped to two notrump over your — from a hoit to retries a string Memorial hospital officials drowned jumped into the lake to retrieve hmpital spokes nen said the six IT East's trumps while one spa e Wha t doyoudono discarding the nine of hearts Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN from dummy. Then he is able to book to: 'Win at Bridge, (do this ruff out a club with his last °PP')• P.O. Box 489. Radio trump and make his contract. City Station. New Yom, N. V. 10019 t Redditt reportedly jumped and relcased at Seminole said, but five others in the van near Sanford claimed the fives plunged off the Osteen Bridge of seven within a six on SR 415 Into the riser niI L iur tilift p UI d 1k \ A The dead included: TODAY'S QUESTION chucks a club Instead of rebidding one South leads dummy's Jack of notrump your partner has 'iQV ______ •, New Smyrna Beach couple Sanford Police units, recovered disappeared. Mrs. McConnell guardrail and submerged in and three of the eight other the body of Thomas J. Reddilt, swam back to the boat but was approximately eight feet of persons riding in their van died 52, of Orlando, Friday af• unable to start the motor or to water. help her hus band and father. Nearby fishermen helped The murky waters of Lake when the vehicle was rammed (ernoon from Lake Monroe. Mrs. McConnell was treated rescue six persons, authorities Monroe and the St. Johns River from behind by a truck and " - they bekIng to" nearly squeezed Suppose he Irwv= WBN I I t SL EEP ON MY •• By BOB LLOYD City Editor _ .- • yij I ' ' "Your Senator Smith isn't 31V 7 Pass Pam - -' I f • n;), II 'i too well In Washington. accima He believes everything anyone saysng ...no matter which party Lass Pass 3# Pass 44 'YA / . spades and at this point East is one notrump. A55IiNhiNJ, A114NY ;/ZEhf ORE 2 F. • 7 Lives Near San or 1 us ' \ u South hold 843 •Q 44K Q What do ',ou do no' the queen. South is careful to A —Just b1ii six clubs. Remember ruff with dummy's ace of your partner could only rebid West opens the ace of diamonS and continues with &MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -•- A —1— 97________ most unusual Oefense against a squeeze. by Art Sons, -••••-•• • Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 67th Year, No. 46—Sunday, October 13, 1974 , It i ul Bertrand Romanet of Paris for today's hand. It illustrates a Ii 11 1'] :TI 'i t -- '1 Openinglead -A• :'—'c - ••--- I) comes up on occasion and is well worth knowing. zV,: I'& jjJJc4Ji North-South vulnerable est North East South Pass 14 14 Pass Pam 64 .-_-•'. . Suppose East chucks a heart. Once more South picks up East's trumps but now he has three heart trtcks. Then why is East almost squeezed? Because East can discard a low trump. South can BUll pick up the trumps and run 01! the last two, but East Is discarding in back of dummy and there is no squeeze against him. 4 --- 4___' soum K98 52 V752 J4 ...ANt) WAS NEVER NO, ALLEY...THE At'AM R. WHAT WAS OUR PRESIDENT Y'MEAN SMITH I HAVE IN MIND WAS SEEN OR HEARD THE NAME WAS At&MAR GOOD NM OF K)UR HEAVENS' KNOW SMITH! A BRILLIANT STUDENT WHO FROM,, DISAPPEARED IN FULL VIEWAGAIN- (GADc HIM, I WONDER IF HE'S ORVILLE! OF A DOZEN WITNESSES IN RULER? ,— THE SUMMER OF 1905.... THE SAME ( ,— • By OSWALD and +7 by Dove Grous • V WIN AT BRIDGE — ALLEY OOP • by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL -- ••• - poyment, currently fluetiitini' nril ti n .1 ti,. c � 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, October 11, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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