The Naples Daily News from Naples, Florida • 8

NAPLES DAILY NEWS Mon Dm 131971 Adolphus Inc Is Largest Buyer Of Aluminum Cans My Name HIDEAWAY STORAGE My Game I'll store anything from rings to things No waiting open 8 am 6 pm six days week Outside storage $500 mo for campers $300 mo for small boat trailers Also inside storage for boats autos etc Progress Ave and Airport Road 7744114 saving on disposal costs and cutting down on The all-aluminum cans are shredded at the three fixed Reynolds recycling centers and shipped to smelters for melting down and casting into ingots for reuse Adolphus Inc located at 1414 Rosemary Lane is usually open for can buying on Wednesdays from noon to 3:30 pjn but because of the possibility of temporary schedule changes it's recommended that ecology boosters call before taking their cans Paul Hayden regional manager of the recycling program for Reynolds Metals Company said distributors who are cooperating in this program do it as a public service and make no profit on the cans they buy They're working with Reynolds which operates on three fixed recycling centers and three mobile units In Florida in recycling this valuable natural resource and at the same time A Naples beverage distributor Adolphus Inc bought more all-aluminum cans in October for recycling than any other of the 24 Florida distributors helping the ecology by working with the Reynolds Aluminum in a recycling program The Naples Anheuser-Busch distributor bought more than 338000 cans during the month paying 10 cents per pound the same price paid by Reynolds at the recycling centers in Tampa Jacksonville and Miami and by the aluminum firm's mobile units There are about 23 aluminum cans to the poind Because of the participation of the beverage distributors no point in Florida is more than 60 miles away from a place where all-aluminum cans are purchased for recycling All of the 24 cooperating Florida distributors bought well over two million aluminum cans in October MOTION CARPET CLEANERS MUiOT PIDM WE WILL STEAM CLEAN YOUR CARPET AT OUR COMMERCIAL RATE THRU THE MONTH OF DECEMBER WE TME TH (MnuaPkoM) BLOOD BANK Personnel at Naples Community Hospital stage a in preparation for a two-day campaign by the Collier County Blood Bank on Dec IS and 16 With a goal of 400 pints the bank will accept donations from 8 am until 5 pm both days of the December campaign Skin Problems Of 1 00 Years Ago Hippie Culture Revives Old Medical Woes State Must Abide By Agreement To Sell Dade Land NEW ORLEANS (AP)-The state of Florida must abide by a contractual obligation and sell 25313 acres of land in Dade County to the Aerojet-General Gorp a federal appeals court has rilled The decision Thursday by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals was based on a 1961 lease which gave Aerojet-General the option to purchase the land it had been leasing for eight years Aerojet-General served notice Sept 8 1969 that it wished to exercise its option to buy the land at $50 per acre The state however refused to convey title of the land on grounds the firm breached the lease contract by shutting down operations in 1967 The state also claimed that the value of the land had increased considerably during the term of the lease Modern doctors often see young patients who are just as unappetizing as the refugees he says and blames some of the problem on a belief that if you don't wash your hair you won't go bald heard this over and over when go down to the Wilentz said be amazed at how vain some of these guys are We saw fellows FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Hippie culture has resulted in a resurgence of medical woes that have been rare in the past 100 including belly button itch dirt-matted hair and biting bedbugs says Dr Joseph Wilentz Wilentz and a determatologist colleague Dr Robert A Berger of New York City recently published a report in a medical journal which said the skin problems affecting the hippies are the same ones seen by doctors who treated hoboes and the hordes of unbathed immigrants who passed through Ellis Island century ago doctors treated refugees who hadn't washed cut their who in general were just plain Wilentz said 2784 DAVIS BLVD FREE ESTIMATES S3 i j- rn who hadn't washed their hair for a year or two At least that's what they admitted Wilentz said that after a year or so the unwashed free spirit's head itching like crazy not the dirt but the itching that's bothering him So he gets some treatment and takes a hot shower and the itching stops then he goes right back to the way he lived before" Wilentz said months later we'll see hum again with the same Another complaint mostly from women is a fiercely itching rash affecting the belly button and stomach That said Wilentz came from wearing big brass belt buckles with low-slung pants The top of the buckle rubs the midriff am results in a nagging navel Wilentz said a condition called in honor of the hoboes who travelled untrammeled and unwashec across the nation has cone only he and Berger dubbed it He said the condition is marked by large numbers of lice bug bites patches of missing skin and dirt well distributed over the body in various Wilentz said the condition can be cured but the preventative-regular isn't too popular with the sufferers One girl suffering from hippie skin also had an interesting fungus on her feet Wilentz said It turned out the growth came from her 17 cats which she liked to pet with her bare toes This baby is 5 years old 03333(1030 030 turn ST HONDA SUZUKI CLOSE OUT! UP TO 15 OFF 71 1972 NOW IN STOCK! Christmas Specials HONDA SL-70 SUZUKI TS-50R $29500 38000 WAS $35500 WAS $42000 HONDA QA-50 SUZUKI TS-125R $50500 WAS $59500 WAS $22000 At least that's the way FPL sees him Because we had to start planning to provide for his needs (and for other new customers) five or more years ago And we're already planning and building to serve the new arrivals five years from now It's a must because by 1976 Floridians will need almost twice the electric power that's available today And since it takes years to build power plants we re in the middle of a monumental construction program We must invest about $300 million a year-close to a million dollars a day-for the next five years Quite a challenge for a public utility And this the only financial challenge we must meet if we are to serve you this infant and the other people and businesses in our service area FPL shares the widespread concern for our living environment for cleaning the air and protecting the waters But environmental action costs money In the past three years FPL environmental expenditures amounted to respectively $15 million $19 million and $29 million Next year the sum will be about $32 million-almost $103000 a day! This is a lot of money but if we want a cleaner better world for ourselves and our children this is the price we must pay FPL intends to meet these challenges We will do it because its our job to serve you And to make your dreams for babies come true in a clean comfortable world tomorrow ItOMM LAYAWAY NOW! QUANTITIES LIMITED VAUD THROUGH DECEMBER 241H FREE DELIVERY OF NEW UNITS IN CITY LIMITS 960 3RD AVE NO 649-3209 jt Jp 'i.