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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1975; <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/819886d6a130cb95f51b3edb25b188a2.pdf c8ad96b86b7317d71bd2a83dfd9fbc18 PDF Text Text -'- --- ----- - -. --- -_ _ -; ___- __ .- :, - " :,__ .S S ,_ __ 6 - - -- - ---,--- -- ____ ______ _ " LEISURE 4 - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ - I Monday, Jan. 6,1975--6B 667th Year, No. 120—Tuesday, Jan, 7, 1975 MONDAY Life (9) The Big Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed e ooges x-40 1hree St 3:30 (2. 0) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Merve Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gililgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (0) Mery Griffin (9) GJlliqn's Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, L 9) News (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Ale (41) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (13) Smothers Brothers (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes 11 TONIGHT'S TV EVENING 9 100 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration What's My Line Truth Of Consequences (13) Sfnrv of Gold (24) infrrcor 24 (, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) Wide World Of Animals (9) Jacques Cousteau (13) Richard Hall 800 (2, 0) Movie (6) Gunsmoke (24) Special Of The Week (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 8:30 (8) Flip Wilson (13) Washington ________________________________________________ (6) Movie (9) Wd World Entertalnmen (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 2:00 (24) Dimensions in Culture 1:00 (2.1) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubflce 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today . .(6) News 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Why Me. Tom Krolik. 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave it To Beaver 9:30 (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (35) Mothers In law (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2, 8, 44) May le (6) Maude (9) ABC Theatre (35) My Partner (24) Special of Week (33) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Detectives 10:00 (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center (13) Dick Powell (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live-In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (24) Lillias, Ygoa And You (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show -- (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel of Fortune i& (9) The Dating Game (33) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now YOU See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahur, 11:30 (2.0) Hollywood squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News ____-,,.' --. AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And RCsess (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2.8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00(2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (33. 44) Movie 1:30 (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (2,8) Survive A Marriage 2:00 (2,111) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10000 Pyramid 2:30 2. 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My I SEEK & FINDIt a %he ForestryTerm - Return Sets V.In Mafia By DAN LEWIS The flernldSerivces ROME—Tony Musante and his wile trudged wearily up the Spanish Steps to the stately Hassler Hotel for our breakfast interview, Tony had arrived in Rome late the night before from Sicily, where he had just completed four weeks shooting of an episode in a five-part series for American television (for ABC-TV) called "The Roots of the Mafia," Musante i; the yowig actor who couldn't be talked Into continuing in a series when it seemed on the verge of success, and ready to be picked up for a second season, The series was "Toma," and Musante played the detective who was a master of disguises as he tracked down criminals, ABC liked the series, wanted to keep going and was stunned when Musante stuck by his original option that he would only continue if the show was reduced from a weekly hour series to a mini-series, six to eight a season, According to Musante. ABC upped the ante, making Tony a financial offer the network thought the actor couldn't refuse ("it was nearly three times more than the original TV Series - ---. $. - - - - - - - - T -- Charges of 'political compromise' were hurled back and forth today in a heated re-organizational meeting of the Seminole County Commission that - left Sid Vihlcn Jr., chairman and promised likely 41terminatjon for county attorney Howard Marsee and his firm. Viblen was given an 3-2 nod for the chairmanship. The rumored replacement of Chairman John ' I P - jOKRTIEWS' SKATING SCHEDULE • Sinatra Just What Doctor Ordered For Sammy Davis 9 The Herald Services 0 - 51 13 l4Knlold,uii 57Dsctw9e r "SUP[R Fit 1 1016MY Mid Nit T C A N LI . ii- C10 °° 24 Os-ac tad 1HtauiCovrg 39C&IsIoudTv 4lRece 19Prwcww%gi ,, 0OoI 4?Fp 2IGoltmOtnil ga?nI ' "W01 " 4 rwmw r9,Øfl 23 (cgsted 43 ReCSV*S 01g,l 5So Ras Bad Iran 28Me.s31 Biwv*s "'' 28 tarrow ero 7 B4ca ge-ew aidP9 PI4CI ' 30 Hollow Cylndr48 Xc'n)sej.w1ot 8Ot,i4ecae SOS adptacici 32 Pmtan clo,w' IOPrwWi linimMer 3I1s dssc1i,yi S2KrdolMl 33 I-INC b1 olcal 11 54 Pica C,u? 29 wood 12 5dI. pan 4OArInt I5() 34 Ck)UWQ Werw 55 AU0. 56 Mxv*s 17 Afl,c4 of 36 Uo-.emenl '.1 "I' '1 lIt 1 "II HIOlSI. — — — U- IT __ s ______ 1 OOHeadCFv) Ii IO'M OATh RAW A N 'd 56Ri'i ag'v i8BadsI'o I9Pnod ALf1 _________ ____ --- rd 53ParIs ot coils lSBtvç ego ___ WA _Els ____ . - - r' ________ fr Jfl fT - r rr - - -- - 1 - 3-3 C - - - - .- -' '. F. - —t; f%lww - ' " .. -- •, --.- ___ I '1ri -,- J - - - , : - .- 'I _________ "1 ' -. - i -.'- -- --I - , . ''-' - - Iq COLLEGE - , 11111111__ 11 I =_ __0-- __14" . .90 ~~~~~5g ----m JUNIOR - .'-' " - -' -t-- __- ___ - - - Eubanks and Williams were during the robbery and later Ladd O'Brien. convicted In December by a identified suspects' pictures for Leroy Posley, of Sanford, Sanfordjuryofllkechargeslna sheriff's detective Jerry entered a plea of guilty to at'fqf/Tff Assistant State Attorney grocery store robbery and are Capshaw. The witness said tempted larceny of a firearm ' Claude Van hook said today awaiting completion of a pre- Capshaw "i' didn't actually point and was ordered held in county -. that the announcement in sentence investigation, out the suspects from an array jail during a presentence -. circuit court at Sanford Judge Johnson ruled Monday of 10 pictures but said, "They're vestigation. -= Posley had been - yesterday that the state was that only testimony of one intheresornewhere"andas the charged with larceny of a dropping robbery and use of a witness to the Oct 10 robbery of 4 witness eliminated photos said firearm firearm in commission of a dandy Way food store at Lake -. "You're right, that ain't him." felony charges against two Mary will be suppressed. He In other circuit court actions John Gilbert Matthews Jr., Sanford men was all a misun- placed the trial of Eubanks and Monday, the state dropped a 6, of Casselberry, plead guilty derstanding. Williams at the end of a long charge of buying, receiving and to at tempting to obtain lodging Van hoot was reported ill docket of cases for trial this -±i concealing stolen property with intent to defraud The withtheflu when the case c week against Ricky Charles Haznp- court said hewjil continue tobe up for trial before Circuit Court Defense attorneys Ned Julian ton, saying the case will be re- free on his own recognizance Judge Clarence T Johnson Jr Jr and David Porter were sue. filed pending a pre investi. -Monday Assistant State Atty cessful in getting the court to Also dropped was a gation Matthews promised to Tad Flggatt told the court that supress testimony by a man possession of controlled sub- pay $242 to Quality Inn, 14 and the charges were being drop. who said he hid in a dumpster stance charge against Alvin SR 434 for nine days lodging. ,"' !'' ;--iJ B)' BOB LLOYD herald Staff Wrl'er ____ ' _______ - , '• 911p% * '- - , ,,'. r _________ - -. I ,.. ' ld. - But Monday afternoon Van Hook left his sickbed to appear in an evidence suppression not Include those rol hearing in the case before popular Vo-Tech, Adult and Continuous Education programs. 7%e college has opened a South Judge Jolumn and announced Seminole Center at 14 and SR 431 and has a Telephone Communications Center at Sanford Airport he had no Intention of dropping Although SiC does not officially change its name to Seminole Community College until July 1 it Is the charges against Clayton E. already actively seeking to best meet the needs of the community with Innovative programs ranging Eubanks, 18, and Eric Earl from child care training to Senior citizens. — — Williams, 21. Seminole Junior College has completed Its $3.1 inililon Phase II building program and Phase [II is in the planning stage. Enrollment for the current semester In the college credit program is expected to COMING OF AGE - Doll :,.flFERNPARK HOLLYWOOD NANA If you want medical miracles performed, call Frank Sinatra. Over the weekend, Sammy Davis had trouble with his eye and told the bosses at Palace he would have to go to LOS Angeles for treatment. Billy Weinberger. faced a huge holiday crowd, had to lilajul 'vpiwxiuiciii quick so he called Frank at I a.m. Frank said he would be happy to do it both for the hotel and for Sammy. Next morning, Sammy heard that Frank was replacing him so he asked his doctor to fly up to Las Vegas and examine the infection in the eye, Meanwhile, Sinatra had alerted Bill Miller, his conductor, to alert the Sinatra musicians for an afternoon rehearsal. Turned out ft ere was no rehearsal. Sammy'sdoctor told him the eye would not affect his performance so Sammy kept till! date. It's like the Joseph Schildkraut story. Years ago, Joe was rehearsing a New York play ard couldn't remember his !,nc's. A opening right approached, the producer became so worried that he suinmed Peter Witt, Joe's arnt - - - Wednad" 5 A FREDDIET ,%! - . '' I44JI Perfec I Heavy Western 8.•l Ch.rco.I,d to tion I GOLDEN SPOON AWARD 4i t. WINNER - - I 1 (NTERTA,NU(NT NIGHTLY Ifl fh LampIIçl., ?.IRM' COUPL(TI '__1! N un,• '1 " Highway ' AU 29 ___________ 1112 North in F•n $ - Complete (lnne m,,h,d o1 o'uy ccl. tb.. Regular - ol lJt h.%( '1" Value - 1111, ~ X - A%~1, . __ A _____________________ ,7OUs ;1~06 FRIED CHICKEN I — - Iy FEAST Served Every Friday Other Selections$ 99 To Choose From GROUPER - FINGERS $2,99 * - fl - HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX rrn - ere g De at S 00fin public hearing, advertisement and reading at - - . numerous accidents. In other business, council authorized new mayor James Lormann to sign a long-term lease with the county' for city' property at Wilma and Church Streets where the county plans to construct a new health depart .ment medical clinic. A resolution was adopted confirming the appointment of Mack N. Cleveland Jr., as special city attorney to defend a lawsuit filed by consulting engineers Glace and Radcliffe. The suit asks the court to order the city to pay $109,000 in fees the Winter Park engineering firm says the city owes mostly for work on the defunct city sewer system. cause of two separate meetings was not an emergency. Acting City Atty. Ned Julian said last night an emergency is what the city council declares it to be and that it would be unlikely that any court would throi out the new law because it was declared an "emergency." In response to a question from Grant, Julian said he knows of no law authorizing the police to order a vehicle towed awayy' if it blocked driveways. Schreiner and Police Chief Tom Hennigan had said the cars parked on the right of way presented a äaz.ard to traffic and had been the _____ ____A - --- "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOOD -•• 44 Through New Education Program I Comics ------------------- 38 Crossword Puzzle --------813 Dear Abby -----------------6A ByGI.ORIADROGOSZ The program will be tin- and practical reason for his there w ere no Pictures of Dr,l,.arnb ................ U Herald Staff Writer plemnentedin the middle schools studies," the long-time women or minorities in Editorial ..............4,% by 19Th and in the high schools Seminole educator continued, executive positions in the Horoscope ---"What are you going to be by 1976, she said. presentation. ' Hospital ................ 5A when d to the you grow up?" A cornpreh.nsive career Obituaries ...... .......- - SA Mrs. Bateman replied that b' usiness ars That's a question Seminole education program In all leveLs Sports this was not intentional. "We 1 28 educators now help youngsters of the public schools by 1977 was share your ars try to watch things like this, we Television ..................88 answer from 0'ce persons. i-wpie the first day they mandated by the state Women's ..................U enter the try to place women and public school system, legislature, according to Mrs. PP minorities in position we don't WEATHER program, The county school system BterIII normally see them in," she she said high 74 low this im ple men ted a new corn"Seminole already had a 531(1. A morning 45. Mostly fair todaypreliensI ve career dUon good ptogram In the hig very slick, up-beat four- aLsThe slide show and naff ation with Increasing cloudiness ce of program o em technical -a tomdght with a slight chan 24 elementary schools in level, so we decided to begin the k's drew at vocational training and the one criticism from a guest in showers on Wedeesday. IUgh September, 1974, Mrs. Mary comprehensive program In t heme you are important the audience for B possible In the 70* Lo tonight In the Joyce Bateman, coordinator for elementary schools," she bi hatescr you do And It did sexist slant. mid to upper SOi. Winds the program, told the Greater plained. show such scenes as young girls variable l.1S mph. Shower Santo Chamber of Commerce The purpose of the program is Mrs. t)*ta I4orrtr In wnnrlwnrklnu hanu hnvt "''''- 'I - _~ - --'-.. - - • I -. - , _- '\\ - / I , - . . V LIII e Track Parking Ban . 'SEAFOOD r. u A 52-year-old Midway woman pleaded beenshot three times with afl caliber pistol guilty in circuit court yesterday to second following a domestic argument in the rear degree murder in the Nov. 23, shooting death yard. of Abraham Smith, 48, Assistant Public Defender Jim Graham Pearl Small, 21st Street, Midway, told told the court Monday that his chent decided Circuit C01Art Judge CIarence T. Johnson Jr., she wanted to change her plea from Innocent "I kifled him but I didn't mean to. I shot him.- to guilty after the State's Attorney's office She said the shooting occurred "after he sought a continuance in the trial, scheduled called me all those names and hit me up side this week, so a first degree murder Intheheadlikehehadalwaysdone ldon'tknow dlctment could be sought In the case next how many times I shot him, but it was more week from the Seminole County Grand Jury. than once. I didn't even know I hit him." Judge Johnson accepted Miss Small's plea Sheriff's Investigators said Smith's body of guilty as charged and ordered her held n was found on the dining room floor of the county jail during a pre-sentence incouple's house. According to reports he had vestigation Around the Clock ---------- 4A Bridge - -- - - --- - -- --- _— £DIhAV IIIfU? 'C In Schools Help Students Pick Careers OPFU DAILY II l '4 TIlI PM RI 4 SAT. IlL, lIP M I$0Fti*CAV5 IN, wart? ft -- WrIUJrCrSAV iIIiuy Index - Sanford %.7u1 D h GOOD ALL DAY ______ Rig•tv.t,,. The government opened bids deal smarter than many people auctioned by the Treasury. of Flagship U.S.Bank of Monday on two mIllion ounces give them credit for," Simon The auction auction was planned to Seminole, said golds flueof gold put up as a lure to keep remarked, avoid a surge in imported gold tuating price is one reason If there's gold in "them thar down imports of the precious Except for a few bids from once It became legal Dec. 31. A Flagship banks aren I selling hills," that's where it can stay metal. Most bids clustered in some U.S. industries and banks, rush of imported gold would the precious metal. as far as Seminole County the $150 to $165 range. most bids from Americans weaken the U.S. balance of "We have no intention of residents are concerned. But the great gold auction were for a single 400-ounce bar payments. selling beceuse of the high Al least that's the response so was a flop causing officials to of gold, the minimum amount Wayne Albert, vice-president (Continued On Page 2-A i far from local bank officials say It only proves that who aren't selling the yellow Americans have kept their dust because they say It's too common sense. risky. 71ough the was Also. local residents have a auctioning two million Approves ho-hum response to the fact of gold, it received bids on only ', they can buy and board gold for 854,800 ounces and accepted the first time since the bids for just 750,000 ounces. By DONNA ES1'ES depression, officials say. to ticket and order towed away vehicles of the Most of the gold was bought by Herald Staff Writer "We haven't had the first foreign banks. offending motorists. . c customer. It's a highly risky The minimum bid price ,Councilman Don Sci ciner, employed as a l.ONGWOOI) — Sanford-Orlando Kennel investment," one banker said, accepted by the government state tate inspector at WV SO C, cast I deciding Club (SOKC) patrons beware! Don't park "To sum it up, there just hasn't was $153 an ounce, considerably vo!e. New councilmen J.R. Grant and Jerry your cars on the unpaved 50-foot right-of-way been much Interest." below world market prices, Connell voted against th ,,overrie. nnell on the north side of Seminola Boulevard from Anticipation that U.S citize ns al though a few bids ranged as said his vote reflected'us opinion wuat a now on. would eagerly acquire the high as $185 an ounce. public hearing should have been ueuu prior 0 The Longwood Police Department no c has precious metal drove gold Treasury Secretary W ilL4arn adoption of the "emergency" ordinance n the authority to order vehicles parked there to prices upward to around $200 an Simon expressed ssed delight that ea r ly Decemer. b be towed away. ounce late last month. Then a Americans did not buy up all City council last night, on a 3-2 vote, Although Jaques did not return his reasons lack of public response last the gold at sharply higher overrode Former Mayor Eugene Jaques' veto for the veto in writing to the city council, he week sent the level down to a prices, of the parking ban on the Seminola Boulevard told The Herald last week the ordinance low of $169 an ounce on the "It once again proves that the thus giving right-of-way, the police authority which waived the state requirement for London market. American people are a good - Council '-4 . Seminole Shuns Gold Rush Fever By ED PRIQCEI'r HeraldStaff Writer CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST ANDHNEST STEAK HOUSE ScS (4R MON. THRU FRI. ' Witt walked on stage and whispered In Joe's ear. Two hours later, Joe knew his lines and everybody else's. WI— — — - ,. 530-2174 ________ LE A,CLL L4 1'S II r I T OT U, B'o*$t4t) 49 Srr) l2Trn.ot - Banks Get Few Inquiries About Metal Sale SKATE CITY Folk-rock Idol Bob Dylan hides behind his dark glasses In this artist imaginary scene from Belgiwn Guy Peellaert'abook'RockDreami.' iH -•'4'il' - :liI•J I'iL1 ?R1!Lj'1UI' .- - S,ciat divavM 'it,. $e scM.is 'INSIDE THE GATES OF EDEN To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers2 through 8, send 60 cents for each. making checks payable to"Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address __ letters in care of this newspaper. 4lByrr*s AC$O$$ 4WWWIu1 1o4s,ga, (01) sLoose vrnsrd co tatyic .. -. k1 - - THURS. PRIVATE PARTIEI RANGER STAND SAW LOGS TIMBER SAWMILL WATERSHED Tomorrow: Lily Family $1 OUX '1L - FRI. 1:30.11 P.M. SAT. t31'II:$ A.M. SEEDLING Clothing -. 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II.&t CONFLI L,id INego Cromi;aia stairs as Antonio, a brfflant yong boy, wbo comes Into conflict with the proud mayor of his tiny village over a hieyle In "Antonio and the Mayor," a ISonlonte special Wednesday, Jan. 8, aIlp.m., on the CBS Television Network. C -. l tate Attorney Won't - ___ SUN. 130. 3:35. 44 P.M. I D5FC1IOL T - ----'. 1 I P1 - :. :' legal fees last year. Marsee asked the Board to "prompUy" decide on his future as county attorney. Kwlatkowskj called Marsee's letter "totally out of (ccler" and moved to procced with regular B,pard business. Hattaway supported his motion, but Kimbrough wanted to settle the question then. Commissioner Dick Williams declared "It would be helpful to consider the (Marsee'sj request in rrler to u'. 1 confusion." (Continued On Page !-A - - ___ i : bw A Item Yeto MOWATORSHODSTANBMJT u Kimbrough and vice-chairman Dick Williams, both ei th er nomination. plaining that he was approached by Kwiatkowski on Republicans was confirmed in a vote that split the The commissioners had always decided on the T'hursday and by Ilattaway. later in the week, and board politically as Vihlen, a former Democrat chairman before the re-organizational meeting and told that "sometime after reorgarüzatjon of the decided the chairmanship for himself, then went into that session with a unanimous Board, our firm can expect to be replaced," Newly elected Democrat Co-m —mimioner Harry relection in mind, according to Kwiatowski. "Never once," hlarsee told the Board, "have we Kwiatkowski nominated Viblen. And, although all But, if there had been no discussion on reshuffling allowed our firm's legal opinions to be cloeded by five men voted unanimously to accept no more of the chair, the future of the county attorney partisanship." Marsee said that he and his firm nominations, the two Republicans Williams and tr aditionally a political plum — erupted Into a refused to be compromised by poli tics that might Kimbrough voted against the nomination, power struggle that won't be resolved until late this occur with the current "political and philosophical Kwiatkowski then nominated Democrat Mike afternoon, if at all. realignment of the Board." Hatt.away as vice chairman and had the choice The fireworks began when County Attorney ts, Eubanks, Ross approved unanimously. There was no discussion on Marsee read a letter to the commissioners ex- and Ru.nberg received "in excess of $70,000" In - ' I P 9 BILL BELLE VILLE By Herald Staff Writer heard. "I thought it was a reasonable alternative," Musante said. "II would have given them their 12 weeks, and given me the beginning of a mini-series. I felt! did the best! could." Musante is adamant about not doing a weekly show because he feels it Is careerrestricting. "To do a weekly hour series involves, nine, maybe 10 months," he explained. "Doing a series Is a sevendays-a.week thing, especially where you're the kading actor. You're on the set five days, In 4 the studio watching rushes on holding Saturday, and discussions with the writers on Sundays. I want to work television, but! also want time to do (Urns and theater." Musante Is proving his point. Since winding up on "Toma," he's made a film, a number of TV specials, and is preparing for a Broadway play that will open in New York sometime early next spring. One of his TV specials will be seen next Sunday (Jan. 12), a two-how' documentary titled, "Judgment: The Court-Martial of Lt. William Calley," on ABCTV from 8:30-10:30. "We only deal with the trial of lieutenant Calley," Musante fo said. salary," Musante said).But he Musante says he then headed spurned it. for Italy for a film, and soon So, after being off the net. after got a call that ABC did work for Just half a season, indeed schedule the series, "Toma" is making a unique under Musante'spreseat terms. comeback as a midseason So the show went on in the 73-74 replacement. Only now, it will season, finished stronger than it be titled "Baretta," and the started and apparently ABC new star will be Robert Blake. wanted to renew. But Musante The irony is that Musante had indicated last January that never really wanted to quit the he was exercising his option, "Toma" series-entirely, wouldn't go into a second "I'd like to make two things season unless "Toma" was clear," he declared. "First, I reduced to a rotating series, never NOT wanted to go back. Without Musante, ABC Second, I didn't turn it down for dropped the show at the end of a :ccond CLi(ii1. lit CJu. But in October, "Let's go back," he con- Musante got a call from tinued, "to the pilot. Before I Universal again. ABC, in a lot made the pilot, we all agreed of trouble with the new season, that If the pilot was successful, wanted to resurrect "Toma." and ABC picked it up, I would "I told them there was no do a full series-a weekly hour sense talking if they still show-for only one year. If ABC wanted a weekly show," wanted to continue, I would do Musante said. "They called me it as a mini-series. I have a back (he was in New York) and contract that says just that. said maybe something could be "Maybe they figured I didn't worked out. So I flew to Los mean what I said. Anyway, Angeles." before the series was picked up, ABC was unyielding. The Universal representatives network wanted a weekly show, ("Toma" ( "Toma" was produced by Musante made a counUniversal Pictures) came to terproposal, "I told them I me and asked me to agree to a would do six two-hour episodes change in the contract. They which they could run as twoclaimed ABC wasn't interested parters. In that way, they could in the series unless they had fill out the second half of the assurance l would bearound for season with 12 shows." as along as the show stayed on ABC rejected Musante's the air. I wouldn't yield." proposal, and that's the last he - - ission H Ids H eated RemOr aniszatioonal meeting 0 co -- GFIREBOSSEEDLINANRB N P I L D E E ST A N D C T 10L G E R T U E R I SG A H W A S B B 0 I R REEHLTHERANDWOLWOGT OSITRPUPELEORYDALNW F T I M B E R T G N L I K 0A L W L A IN Musante Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ! M t A. ,. - - -- . -. - , ,. - - _______ - -/ . ___ - / f. 4_; - - - - - -- -, 1r a c'" , I ', - -. jr -- - - -. - - . �- -------. -- 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --. K1AT1r)K1' I ',— I I. V Ford Plans Tough New Energy Program WASHINGTON AP) — Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says President Ford plans a new energy conservation program that "will necessarily mean a degree of personal sacrifice" by all Americans. Saying a fresh administration energy-economic strategy would be "tough, comprehensive and effective," Simon also hinted Monday at tax cuts and additional help for the nation's unemployed. The Ford program Is to be formally announced Jan. 20. School Funds Held WASHINGTON (AP) The government Is seeking to withhold federal funds from any school which falls to comply with a new law guaranteeing access to student records and the opportunity for parents and students to nt't fl; :ur.ices ir tJ' rccrij. Regulations proposed Monday by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare are Intended to implement the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, which took last Nov. 19. Burton Wheeler Dies WASHINGTON tAP) Burton K. Wheeler, one of the most powerful isolationists In the Senate before World War II, Is dead at 92. The Montana Democrat, a veteran of four Senate terms, died at his home Monday night after an apparent stroke, according to a son. Wheeler remained active as a partner in a Washington law firm with his son and was in the office the day he died. Wagner, Mrs. Cerf To Wed NEW YORK (AP) — Former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Mrs. Bennett Cerf, the widow of the founder of Random House, plan to wed at the end of the month. The marriage will be Wagner's third. His first wife, the former Susan Edwards, died In March 1964. He was divorced from his second wife, Barbara Joan Cavanaugh Wagner, in June 1971. Wagner is 64. Mrs. Cerf's age is unavailable. Balloonist To Try Again SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Publisher Malcolm Forbes says the aborted balloon launch that nearly killed him and his copilot itsenti'merely another postponement" of his California4o..Ezw,pe balloon expedition. Forbes, ,55, and wospace scientist Thomas Hem. shelmer, 35,narrowly escaped death Monday when gusty ground winds Jerked their tiny gondola off Its launch t.Ahi,4 u'u I.,..._ j___t_ "ii urggmg IL away. Stamp Decision Lake Mary Asks For Sheriff 's Patrol Help Herald today there would be "no problem" providing Lake Mary with interim piotection. LAKE MARY— The new "It is part of an existing zone, Lake Mary city council moved we patrol out their any way, Monday night to ask the and answer any calls when Seminole County Sheriff's their officers are off duty,' Department (Cr interim help Harrell explained. until It can decide what to do Fitzgerald's resignation about staffing its police becomes effective Jan. 14, and department, will leave the young city with a In the face of Police Chief One-man force, Gerald F It z g e r a I d 's New Mayor Walter Sorenson resignation, the council is suggested contracting with the considering abolishing the two. Sheriff on a permanent basis, man force and contracting with The city postponed action on the county for police protection a request from Gwynne H. on a permanent basis Turner to be reinstated on the Seminole County Chief police force. Iii a letter to the Deputy Duane Harrell told The council, Turner said that If the attend to, namely the approval f minutes and certification of election results, And before the new council had finished its first meeting, it had to change one of Its first decisions its meeting date, The council had voted to meet the first Wednesday of each month because of conflicts In -n members' sched,'Ies, then changed it to .e second Wednesday of the month when it learned its meeting night would conflict with the CALNO - L - .1 — - - FOR In addition, Williams said, there is litigation between Builders, Movers Inc., and the county. Freeman Is an attorney for the firm. -- - The termination of Marsee and the selection of Freeman, he said, are "normal procedure — the same procedure that you used (In selecting an attorney) the last two years." ___________________ - direction during the coming . - One Longwood, told in. 745 Bay Ave., Longwood, was in vestigators the trio convinced county jail on $10, bond alter him his roof needed repair and his arrest by police early toda> Appar ently switching tactics, after 10 minutes "work" at his home on charges of a stocking-masked robber presented him wi th a $460 bill possession of marijuana and wielding a sawed-off for "26 gallons of aluminum," possession of narcotic held up a Sa nford convenience Millslagei said the men acstore tE is morning just before 8 companied him to the Apopka Paul Timothy Hoxton, a.m. °' State Bank where he wi thdrew Ft Ci ty Road, was released Thebandit,whoesc3pewjth th nrncyandpaIdUtem. after posting 1100 bond on a an undisclosed amount of Sheriff's deputies said the charje of unau thorized use of a money from the 7-11 Store, men were traveling in a white motor vehicle, Country Club Road and Hardy Ford pickup truck with brown Mrs. Wilma j Avenue, was described by trIm but no iettering. The - - the first time that a state court ordered Ii FCI'WL Republican Henson Moore, 35, Led Democrat Jeff LaCaze, 29, by 44 v,3t*.s in the ge ne ral election Nov. 5. But a counter on a voting machine malfunctioned, depr i ving Lacaze of an undetermined number of votes. Rep&blicans and Democrats a II ke acknnwiedged that the machine could have cost LaCaze up to 130 votes enough to win the election. do not confuse good quailty M. H. Jo h n son Is In Germany * . •, -. . - James Basso Is Promoted - - year," he said, adding he did not want to make an obligation to hire someone who might have to be Laid off. ,L-..;!'l .-. . . - .. _._d_.:J21t. - -'--. Jr / - / il [ A ft I '.. - ' - , -- - --. - -- . _____ . -. - . ,' --................. ' - -.....- - • ,-,. . Appointments Cause Winter Spr ift ings R By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff W ri ter WINTER SPRINGS Is in the fire and Police and recommend to council. The departments, tried to cm. f inance committee will loca te _1_An~ cumvent the Piland ap- financing, subject to council's Cattle Slaughtered Councilman Donald Browning pointments with a motion, but approval, for the truck which JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Rustlers using a was elected to the post of failed, will take 18 months to two years crossbow killed two dairy cows and wounded three others, deputymayorherelastpjghtby The mayor maintained that to deliver. Police say. the newly formed city council, the council did not have the Daniels reported the Investigators said the cows from Meadowbrook Farms, He defeated Irene Van Eepoel authority to ratify or reject developer will construct the a commercial dairy farm, were shot with arrows in a by a 3-2 vote, appointments, saying he station In complex of offices pasture as they grazed Sunday. The vote followed a swearing- favored rotating the corn- and stores,aand it can be ready Police said the rustlers butchered the two slain cows in ceremony in which Acting missioners so that they would In IF i 12-15 months, and escaped with the beef. WInter Springs Councilmen (from left) Broiiizig, Danh'ls, Hunter and Durrance take oath of office, City Attorney Ned Woolfolk become more familiar with all Council voted to rescind an administered the oath to departments in the city, ordinance that would have recently elected Councilmen "I feel I have appointed the given council and the mayor a Browning, Frank Durrance, right people for the job and as $'25 a month fee allowance in. Irwin Hunter, and John far as I am concerned its a crease that would have gone Daniels. closed issue," Piland said, but Into effect this month, "If not Council members clashed added if each councilman would stopped," Daniels said, "I think with Mayor Troy ['Hand on submit a list of recom- itis the fist'rlp.ofro( the If a' se ve ral Issues Involving powers mendatLons to the city clerk Editors note: Local officials previously thought, with by to the citizens." even limit of $100 with no jail sen. narcotics officer In the country "The danger of marijuana, of mayor and council. When the Thursday he would reconsider estimate that at least half of all moderate use possibly tenet, mayor's list of commission at next Monday night's who would support the more than anything else, Is students graduating from high damaging the chromosomes, The appointments was read, several meeting. current law carries a decriminalization of grass," legal aspect." It needs some school In Seminole County have affecting body cells, rendering maximum coun cilmen complained at not of $5,000 fine and five Sheriff's ice squad Lt. Ray type of controlled Daniels said he did not object , smoked marijuana at least strong men sterile and even years for carrying over five Parker says. "But it wouldn't structor adds, "but it's not having been reassigned to to his appointment, but would once. Former President- eaticinu rnnror -' grwnti pot, d aria a bother me if the cut-off limit damaging the system as much winier projects, have rather been In charge of Nixon's Commission on Partisan pro-pot groups, one year ceiling for under live between a felony and a as it ma Appointments Included: finance and felt Hunter was da ges the pe rson who MArijuana and Drug Abuse though, feel the "research" grams. Local authorities have misdeameanor went up from gets caught." As a result, he Donald Browning, police better qualified for fire cornestimates that 24 million that turns up bad news about agreed though that only a small five grams to an ounce." favors decriminalization, commissioner; John Daniels, mission and Mrs. Van Eepoel Americans smoke the weed. In their favorite weed is Isolated percentage of first-time of- Parker said that the "governassistant; Daniels, fire corn- for P&Z commissioner, The the last part of a three-part and slanted. Even if it Is "The real problem is that the in isslo fl en; Browning, matter ment might possibly was tabled until next series today, the writer dangerous, they say, the fenders actually go to jail. But, county law enforcement decniminilize It, but "they'll kids don't really understand all assistant; Frank Durrance, week. examines the move to present penaluesagainst its use the things that you can't do finance commissioner; Irwin officials hold little truck with never legalize it." Daniels revealed that a decriminalize pot and the are even more dangerous. after you get busted for a Hunter, assistant; Hunter. Tuskawilla area any proposed decriminalization developer had responses to this move. Out of an estimated one of the weed. According to Dr. Edward felon)'." Most basic civil rights, planning and zoning com- pledged his firm would conB>' BILL BELLEVILLE million pot smokers in Florida, chief Stoner, director of the Student af ter a felon)' conviction, are missioner; Irene Van Eepoel, structa $100,000 fire William Staley, stati on and Herald Staff Writer 2.3,600 wIll h" arrested In i975, assistant state assistant; and 2turney, (Ithic at FIT, "The kids are lost, ____'_'(_ 'I. ;'.. r-4k - ...- - - " Argument Rages On 'Weed' Laws -'---- --' ---' - . .... - . ' -: Van Eepoel; police sub-station to give President's according to Kevin Callahan, declares, "I would not favor hoping its so widespread that ~ public works commissioner, quicker emergency response to Thc, delmte still S on, Commission released its report FORMI, (Florida Organization relaxing (marijuana) laws. finally it'll be legal — but I can't assisted by Daniels. Resolve to let Cessna those living on the east side of in 1972, recommending that for the Reform of Marijuana But, if it were ever legalized, see it." "Pot smokers," Stoner community leaders, law enPilot Education get Mrs. Van Eepoel said she the city. laws governing the use of Laws) state coordinator, the YOU off tho ground only way would be to have it says, are different from "social forcement officials, and would not accept the apCouncil voted to form a marijuana be relaxed, the According to Callahan, Nixon controlled educators weigh the many drinkers" in that the doper fa to go to ___________ result was the same if the "allowed emotion to overrule d ceted question of marijuana pointment to Public Works (a committee consisting of "sets out to smoke to capacity rugstore and sign for it." ' report had come out in favor of reason" and rejected the report use in an effort to reach a level new category that includes road Hunter, Durance, Daniels and I Staley says he opposes lesser in order to get Intoxicated. Can and bridge, parks, main- Fire Chief Charles Holzman to C.si heroin. The 'law and order' of his own commission penalties because "no one you imagine what would of understanding that will tenance, recreation and review hh1 Dliii and update Nixon Administration ignored recommending that pot hopefully do the most for health), bu t was more familiar specifications be de- seems to know what the happen If every social drinker individual on a second new thereiort. and for society. ii..-... ---i criminalized " £ • LL 1111 fl dilU Loning, tire truck, advertised for bids, _. But, since the report was Callahan has praised the may smoke and get behind a would be drunk!" But to most young pot Hunter, saying his "expertise" review and select the best bid ---issued, medical research efforts of Rep. George Sheldon. car wheel and feel normal. But smokers, the academic - -----throughout the U.S. has turned The Tampa Democrat favors Special Agent in Charge of questions of legalities and of he may drive very ab. up evidence that the weed may fining first offenders the Orlando Field (Jf lice of the pathology are like images caught normally." be more dangerous than with an ounce or less of grass, a Florida Dept. of Criminal Law flashing in front of them on a "I don't think there's a Enforcement Geoff Mongue television screen from a thinks "the mood of the country t scrip in which they have no shows a lessening of concern ir.terest and no control. Let the bng I about marijuana." Mongue adults hassle over U, u>. , There's more than one way to save money on long said that most people probably it's not our world, distance phone calls. You just have to know the facts. Here are feel that anything below five As one young countian told a I grams should be 4 easy ways to make every call a bargain. f decriminalized. Still, he adds, reporter, "Kids know its i i against the law, and It can hurt he sees "no benefits from Money-Sxiing Fad By El) PRICKE"rr department I don't knoW, for a city engineer and $999 for From other information, " them, but they don't care. It's just something to do, like taking herald Staff Writer Mongue said, "it appears to The source of these errors Is not a planntr. a walk, riding your bike, harmful." obvious," she said, last year, the city spent .smoking pot, It's just CASSELBERRY— Two city A mixup in federal grant $140,000 In consulting af.lc'ulty something to do But member at local offi cials denied Monday this money for the police depart engin getting eer's fees alone SJC high." feels differently, city Is $70,000 in the red, ment sent that budget into a .) i...a..J iL.... __1_I 11131V1iU, My said a report by tailspin. iuer D 'M Sunday through Fr Ja cu The V,eikend Fates are c,en Io,er than can dial anywhere in the whole country City Managcr Harry Hug will Some items were hot evening rates They're in effect from (except Alaska and Hawaii) for 3 show errors in bookkeeping. 8 A M tlI 11 PM On Saturdaj and incorporated in the budget as minutes for just 85C or less, plus tax. 8 AM till 5 R on Sunday. "We're not In the red," expense items. Council member [). Edith "Mr. [lug, the city manager, Duerr said, adding, however, made errors," Duerr said. that bookkeeping errors are the Money-Saving Fact #3 Both Duerr and Embree Money-Saving Fact #4 "height of fiscal irrespon. agreed it may be necessary to sibillty." hold off hiring addi tion al emCouncil Chairman 'I'oiii p!oyes in Sonic departments to I& Embree agreed wi th Dr. Duerr. make up the deficits. "I know we're not In the rvd," Embree said he doesn't he said. "It's not as bad as some foresee any need to dip Into people sa y." This very special rate is in effect from city funds to bail out the two Hercs the most Important fact of all 11 PM. till 8A.M. every night of the ek Hug Is working with depart- departments. When you dial direct, you'll always save. and is !owir than the evening rate. You ment heads In the police and Embree and Duerr also no matter when you call. In fact, all of can dial direct anywhere in the whole these special low rates apply only utility departments to clear up agreed that the aeficits will not country (except A!asia and Hawaii) if you dial your own long distance ca!Is an estimated 170,000 in deficits, place a hold on hiring of the for 3 minutes for just 75C or less, plus without an operator's assistance. His report is expected by next newly created positions of tax. A special leatureot the Late Monday's coun cil meeting. finance director, city planner Night Rate is the Mighty Minute:' tlVTC 'OW (reCt'(f oil rJteS do not , ; O?( the estimated $40,000 and city engineer. You can talk for one minute and it willapply is on operatorassZsted calls such as Cfl Credit card. person-to-person collect. never cost more than 35C plus tax. worth of red ink in the utility Council earmarked funds for hotel -guest 011S or calls charged to department, Duerr had no the positions in its 1974-75 a ttird number i explanation, but she blamed budget after agreeing the city Hug for a $30,000 deficit in the needs the professional direction police department. that the positio ns could offer, a "Why there should be Council alloted$l,l24a month Bell - problems ui the utility for a director of finance; $1,316 [ When - .. ' . -- .... the ,,,._ . - - ' . ' — - .. EVERYWHERE . oeminole Shuns Fever , .. . ______ - - -'- County Studies Revamping Government Departments - .. ,, Surrounded by tiers, an employee at the Goodyear Tire Corn. pany's Akron, Ohio, plant supe rv ises an a ssembly line where steel4jelfrd radials are tented out at a record pace. The plant Is capable of producing as much as one-third of all the radial tires purchased in th e count ry. TIRES, TIRES - - - , . - Army Sgt. Michael H. Jon, son of Mr. and Mrs. 33, who Once danced under the police as a tall (about five-(eet. In an effort to revamp the Harlan Johnson, 150 Uffi,sters vehicle is believed to have 1974 name Naughty Nikki, of 14641 Under the realm Of Pubbe nine-inches) black male Ohio li COrnmissioners at the work (sic) Cove, Casselberry, is knitly administration of county Sa fety, cense plates. berty Li St.. Orlando, po'ted commissioners session agreed to set lip a Jan. weir1ng a stocking mask. assigned to Company c, 123rd government, Serrhiole Cou nty The trio we-e desaiW as $200 bond and was released discussed a request from 20, mee ti ng with Robbers of the same general a repeesenSignal Battalion of Commissioners at a work county Fire Chief Gary Kaiser tative from the Eesearch firm description, all carrying sawed- American Indian males, ages from county jail on a charge of !rfantry DlsIon 'r Grry session yesterday r!ie'J55ed fr a prt.tim praoi 20 — obta ining property by w ort hless u ieai iwd the state, in artier Off s1tguns have held up a o ,30 and 40, with black to reorganizing and consolida ting Civil Defense, and check, ne short t _.. sc s Sanford supermarket, gasoline fur di us th er reorgani of the 22 cunty departments. za tion. station, and a residence UI ranging ,4n weigght from Im to hirs. Drennan was arrested The reorganization was by Seminole authorities several remnt weeks but all the Prior 200 pounds. recommended In a Y by robberies occurred during ars ago in a raid on a ye Public Deputies are also probing the Research and &m1k County will get Manpower officials, but nighttime hours, tople ' b at reported theft of a deep we)! Still Management of AUal4ta, Ga., ss ar Longwood' She S02,900 in federal emergency only a "drop in the bucket" fit ( Co jfntd From Page I-A) Police and siierlif's Oeputles pump and water tank, valued at lists her Occupation have to wait until the price 01 a meár.s to more efficient as funds for a public service Job th e face of steadilY rising county operations converged on the location of $575, from a vacant house near manager of the Pump Room p r gold jum ped above $250 per r is k," he said. ogra m C o u n t y unemployment here. avs 'r .0 t!:n nc Maret1c and Beardall Lounge, Orinndo. AI', suggcstt'd in the study wafer before he could realize a Risks bankers mention in Admirüzti'atire Assislait Betty but the bandit apparently Avenues, Sanford. Ivey Bridges Longwood City, county, state and was the need for a prof essiona l elude a fluctua ting mar ket, return on his investment, Police Sgt. Slmcoe said last night. 3 slipped through the law en- o Deflary reported the theft. Thomas Ling reporte p va agenci ole county administrator or price changes d today Figured at an average annual wrought by ri te es in Semin "I haven't had any que ri es," (crcemnent iragt the arrest Monday of three salary of $7,800, that would had submitted proposals manager to coordinate the changes In supply and demnaixi Harold Brooks said. Deputy Pi. Riggins uld a Sanford police today juve niles for possession of mean about 38 Jobs could be many county duties and and attempts by some tini ,ho portable typewriter, two ma ri ds sewftng f respo Jots last nsibilIties, juana plants anti see sCflulous persons to defraud — . WOQIJIlI calculators and $50 cash created In the County to USC entered the Monday, was The Juveniles were the public. commissioners tuened over W)e*flplo)rment, according to reported missing Now Chiropractk Clinic, 1400 P Evening Heiuk tbe county commission reviewed the reorganization to the Division of You th Ser. Mrs. Simeot. "We consider it a specujative must tare ese reques down that would pl Avenue, and made off with a brethrough awallatNorl vices. th ts ace all county ty pe of investment," said lam it is more than the county to fi t th sm Enterprises, 610 Longwood Siindm' Herald all allocation of duties into eight categori safe' containing . The department is White of es, inexpected Barnett after a funds which ffIlOOd. Bank of ft will probably do which wi stocks, bonds, Jewelry and Ave., ll later be reduced to Semi nole in Altamonte Springs. vestigatlj'ig a breaking and "discouragin g" meeting in in a work sess ''es s.tur,,y ncs C1ri)?m,s ion Thursday, only five. alh1er coins valued at $9,100. Gerald David Coztelio, 19, i io enteringMondayatthehomeof Tallahassee Friday with state Mrs. Slmcoe said. "Tlere'snotalotof O-yJhe5jnfordHer5,d, inc de m,Id; Sheriff's deputies were Burns Ave., Lake Mary, -rag in Jnlio tO' d F Uh Ao, S4rtford. Ceballos, 1406 Commissioners expect to people are too coflservatl,,.c" Probing a cn1idence game county jail today on $5,000 have county planner Roger he said. Meadowlark Lane in Skylark operation by three men alter his arrest on a warrant subdivision. Cash totaling $250 Nelswender's schedule for One banker said an investor r (Ond ItS 1'O%g Pd t representing themselves as charging breaking and entering was taken froni the home. organiza tion of the "county could easily pa SIrniord. Iorks. 7fl re for James R. Basso, 19, y; of private first c ss Csvzukvv nthan5, with thtnt to commit a (tiony. Entry tu gained through a Mrs. M11 1 Bass,, 611 Oak Ave., TeL, whe la at Ft. Hood, development" department ounce wafer of gold after '-' "pi,oi re he Is a field by Carrier Paul MiUslagel, 70, Route Donald Stanley Futsang, 22, slidi ng glass door. Sanford.waspromotedt3Mmy wireman in Headquarters before considering further charges at' totaled. chan ge there. " YcO' 121 40 That means a person would County To Get $302,900 .-- - . I growth with quantity growth ," he said. -. -. ,' ' " - any andalifunds available In order to ImnIamaii _. , . - .- our city government, and drainage and implement a master street paving plan, he saId. Lermann also urgedthe developmentof master land use plan to mee t the future needs of the city, - suggesting that "life goes On and so will our city. Therefore - V ' -- "We must restore dignity . (AP) Voters in Louisiana's 6th CongesalonalDfstrictgoo polls today to settle a disputed election so close T" - . ' - ' . A. concerned effect must be made immedia tely to obtain - ,,, .. Grant asked Fire Chief Roy . I rxialice orfn LaBosslere to take a shift immediately announced he will bad faith" and p' !I"I\ a that council himself until something Is , pursue an a usterity program members are not per J:L' L sonally work ed ou t. "I will not be here this year. I I responsible for acts of city during e th day after pullin g a Thanking fellow councilmen employes. 24-hour shift," LaBos,siere said. for t he ir confidence In electing V Julian added that a correct him, he said he has a sincere interpretation of th : ---iJJJ,-Ji e law will be Volunteer firemen sup' ____ 0, des ire to do the best for the city known ordy after "cment the three-member paid some city in i4' and then made a sta tement Florida is taken to force who court, "I .. work 24 hours on and concerning the city's poor th ink the $300,000 in liability .!•:' ':.'n have 46 hours off, ' financial condition. ,f-j::-'';:' insurance will be enough if we Co1bert,withtbesanf,.j law (,rant said Councilman H. A. (the city officials and emfirm of Stenstrom, Davis and . Scott reported to him that the ployes) are all good," McIntosh which also represents I 0 Grant ci ty has enough money to said. !Iriri the city as city attorneys, rZI I operate until June, but not serves as assistant city atScott nodded agreement and J' enou gh to get to July. ,,It is the ma tte '!r r, discussed se veral torney in Oviedo and was going to be a hard row," he times over the past formerly city judge there. two weeks, said. adding that city debts are died. 4i'rr\i _______________________ Connell voted against the apeverybody's business. "It will t7c 'fl Co un cil expanded its posted pcintmeiit ,. noting his take several years to get the agenda toinclucje the election 13i'- \i4f preference to gi ve adequa te of city out of debt," he sa id study to each matter, a ne ch.iirman the ap .. Grant anil Scott cmribin.'d fl{iifltIitcZlt of Wi1ltii Culbert as I'olLrt Chief Tow lftnnlgdn ,, forces to discourage council th e city's prosecuting attorney Mayor James Lormann (right) administersoath of office to Jerry Council, — said the appointment had to be , ,, lily Clerk ufl,e oma from acquiring additional and to authorize consultin g flflti ii. Grant. ma de in time for municipal liability Insurance after Acting engine court hearings today, It was er A. E. O'Neall to assist dur ing the past week, City Atty. Ned Julian sa id the City Supt. Ralph Fisher with from SR 427 to U.S. 17-92. any spending Is approved, "If announced in early Decem be r But the council refused to New Councilman Jerry' we hire a fireman, we are th new state law lifting the ban at City Prosecutor James on preparing a plan showing take up consideration of Connell said a re view of the making a commitment to eep individuals suing the state and location of water lines on Sit 43-4 replacing a f Fisher was resigning effecti ve ir e ma n who quit budget m ust be made be fore that man for the rest of the Jan. 1. trial next month . -• --'---- constraints dictated by the IWLJI3F,, La. ROUGE. Dr*IuL ... an ______ I - Ford was convicted Dee. 17 by a circuit court Jury. _______________________________ of his office Monday night Lormann's grandparents, Mr. restore the people's confidence tixi before a packed audience of and Mrs. Robert of in our elected representatives," friends and family. Casselberry and Lormann's he said, urging that all citizens Mrs. Lormann beamed from sisters, Sa ndra and Linda of participate and be thoroughly the cowicil ta ble as her only son Longwood. was sworn In by Acting City Of the budget, hesald the city Mayor Lormann, in a m ust effect a budget responsive to the people's needs wfthjnte Louisiana . :..ri__.-, '. . Two other men have pleaded guilty in the slaying and are serving life terms, and a fourth man is scheduled for prepared statement, listed five goals as a guide for the city's Year. LONGWOOD— J. H. Grant, lImit liability to cities at elected unanimously by his $100,000. He sa id no problems colleagues as the city's new should develop un less acts are council cha irman last night, "wanton, done with . chair. Alvin Bernard Ford, 21, was sentenced Monday by !r,'ward County Circuit Judge J. Call Lee. to __ county would probably have little effect on the cities. Julian said the law seems to usterity Plan For Longwood FORT I.AUt)[•:Ill)1%l,E Fla. (AP) - A Gainesville man convicted of the slaying of Fort Lauderdale policeman Walter llyankoff has been sentenced to die in the electric "deserve a reply." - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A Tuesday, Jan. 7,1975--3A Cop Killer Gets Chair "Mr. Williams' innuendos," Kwiatkowski said, Liuuiiiirj.q. Grant Urges - MIAMI (All) - Three persons among 18 named in an indictment charging they smuggled nearly $14 million worth of cocaine and marijuana into Florida were still at large today, pt'ln' '-:11(1. John Carmen Anderson, 48, of Miami, surrendered Monday to authorities and was released on $20,000 bond. ILS. Magistrate Peter Palermo set Anderson's arraignment for Thursday. Seven persons were brought before Palermo last week, and seven others remained in jail In New Jersey or Martinique on earlier arrests. Lists u . TAIJ,AIIASSEE Fin. (Al') Justice Arthur England Jr. will be sworn in Wednesday as the newest member of the Florida Supreme Court. England won election to the court in November, defeating former Judge Sam Spector for the seat vacated by the retirement of Justice Richard Ervin. However, the court has not decided the length of England's term. The court is to hold a hearing later on thether England will serve the four years remaining on Ervin's term or a full six-year term. Speakers at England's investiture ceremony include James Urban, Florida Bar president and Chesterfield Smith, past president of the American Bar Association. - ____ Obictivc ''*- 1975 %we iiu rioes i (1CTI By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff w To Be Sworn In Wednesday ... Votes Again - Justice Arthur England Jr. receiving the best deal for their money. "To depart from this and select someone who is going to cost the county thousands of dollars will deny the public the opencss the deserve." Williams said that thousands of dollars would be lost In the changeover because of man4iours spent by Marsee in becoming familiar with count)' organization and procedure. :~;_:A7 *1 FLORIDA IN BRIEF Three Still At Large WASHINGTON (AP) — The and deserters are not applying by two "rd members, retired apply Time Is running out," Presidential Clemency Board, Is because many don't know Marine Goodell made public the rejection of less than five" ap. Gen. Lewis W. Walt and Goodell wrote the station manreporting that only 900 of the they are eligible. names, but not the hometowns, pilcatlons. the Rev. Theodore M. Hes. agers In asking them to air the of 47 men granted pardons or 100,000 eligible men have apburgh. Radio tapes In Spanish tapes frequently as a plied for clemency, Is asking free pub- conditional amnesty by Ford Goodell rejected a suggestion Goodell told a news confer- by another board member, he service. the nation's radio and television ence Monday that the boar d Is Last week, the second group t the program is "a bwL" Aids Casanas O'Connor, are Goodell said he does not ex. acted on. lhe terms of alternate He said the low signup rate was stations to broadcast reminders mailing out to all radio and being sent to Spanish,-speaking pect President Ford that Jan. 31 Is the deadline for television stations 30-second stations, to extend service ranged from three the result of eligible persons not the Jan. 31 deadline, but he months to one year. the program. getting the word, "mistrust" of and 60-second tape recordings "It would be an additional conceded that a good response Board Chairman Charles E. explaining the clemency pro- service the government, confusion and q if your station an. to the broadcast campaign _________ Goodell said the President so "an obsession" with the draft Goodell said the main reason so gram and reminding of the nou many convicted draft evaders deadline. The tapes were made — ncer could do a countdown could be an argument for cx- far has followed ill the board's evaders and deserters In I.e., only 14 more days left to tending it. recommendations. Including Canada, flOT un'Bandi 'st 1~ - No Response Brings Clemency' Board Plea, - I Council of City Governments. it will go ahead with Its regular Jan. 13 meeting. I Coatinued From Page 1-A) `ilie only con fusion I 'vt' tic:i id,'' Kwia tkowskj said, "is this letter from Mr. Marsee," Kwiatkowski then Introduced a contract to the Board for the legal services of the law firm of Thomas Freeman, and asked that the board terminate Marsee and his firm and appoint Freeman's firm as county attorney. Kwiatkowski said he had researched the question and found that the county could realize "17 per cent economic savings" In legal lees with Freeman's firm. Hattaway seconded the motion with the explanation that "my position today is the same as it was a year ago." But Williams launched Into a lengthy plea asking that the Board research the question further, and hold at least one work session to discuss the matter in order to insure that county taxpayers are DENVER (AP) Oil in. a strike when the current pact dustry workers have reduced expires, "but I'm not in a hurry their wa demands as a mid. on this thing. It's very easy to 1't..ontract expiration nears, call a strike." The bargaining policy board Grospiron said If a walkout Is of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic called it could be industrywide Workers International Union or against only a selected cornagreed to cut 30 cents an hour pany. oh the wage proposal in each of An industrywide strike the three years of the proposed against oil companies would contract in a meeting late idle most Of the nation's gaso. Monday. line and petroleum product Union President A. F. Grospi- refineries. The union ron said he s authorized to call represents 60,000 oil workers. - - Turner be reinstated, fire chief and to designate the. law offices of Thomas G. Freeman a. city attorney in. stead of merely Freeman Mayor Sorenson W85 named himself. CALNO representative and also In other action, the council finance chairman for the city. reappointed Torn West, And He asked Councilman Virginia Mercer to assist him on the Maggard and Bill Durreit burger to the Board of financecommittee. Adjustments and named two of new members, Patty Jarnell assignments Other councilmen Include: Harry and Donald Brown. Terry, utilities; Mercer, fire i Planning and zoning board and elections; Mrs. Lillian Griffin, public works; Bacon to members Ray Maltby, Kay planning and zoning; Penn. Gehr and Bob Beckhorn were also repcesAuiiem and named chief, police. Bill AiJick, Hans Scheit.zer, We The council also voted to King and Bob Anderson as ne reappoint Charles H. Smith as members. Before the new mayor and council members were sworn in, the outgoing council learned it had unfinished Commission Holds Heated Meeting LONGWOOD— The city's Atty. Ned Julian Jr. Watching new mayor 26.year.old from the audience were: James R. Lormann, son of the Lormann's wife, Marcia, and late Mayor A. R. Lormann and her grandparents, former ClWreflt council mem ber June Casselberry mayor and Mrs. Laflfllflfl — USWflfd the duties Arthur Wheatley o Sanford, WASHINGTON (AP) A final decision on the Ford administration proposal to charge needy people more for food stamps has been delayed, r2lsfng a possibility that some compromise may be in the works, me plan t charge more f or food stamps criticism in Congress. Lawmakers say growing unemplo>-ment and other economic hardships should lead to easier access to f ood stam ps. . Cut Demands Major e.aye council does not reinstate him, be will resign effective Jan. 14 also. Turner, an Orlando policeman for 8 months and a Navy veteran of 17 years service, was suspended in October after an off-duty in. cident involving a gun resulted In his being placed supervised probation, according to Sorenson. New councilman Martin Bacon Sr. said "it would be unwise to reinstate a man on probation. . . .very unwise," but new councilman Burt Peninchief said Chief Fitigerald recommended that Oil Workers Longwood Mayor - I U By GLORIA DROGOSZ Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF - -- - -- Tuesday, ,.Ian. 7, 1975 -I--- * ----. I 'Bookkeeping ErrorsiCause Of CasseIberry De1 c t - - -- ----- -- -_____ - - --- A short course in saving nion ey 011 distance. #1 . I - THE -- . -- - - THE EVENING RATE WEEKEND RATE THE DIRECT LATE NIGHT RATE DIALING Share smile. Dial Long Distance tonight. @Southern �- 1. --- - --- -- ______________________________ ___ . OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford,, Fl. Evening Tuesday, Jan. 7,1915 -4A p ui• Demo rr-..-- Two I rr4i ('id,I :;u.3.26l1 or 831-9993 Klassen W,yN[.; I). l)YLE, Publisher W1l.LIAM D. CURHIE, Ma na ging Editor other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 .%fonths. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Needed Badly Postal CDrps Sticici ng facts stand out in all of the studies and proposals heing ,1 r11j1s~-(,( l to forni the 1);1sis fol- Z, comprehensive energy policy for the United States of America. One of them is that our dependence on im- ported oil, coming mainly from the Arab world, is making us vulnerable to political blackmail in the form of an oil embargo or arbitrarily high oil prices. This blackmail is bleeding our economy billions of dollars. \Vhile recycling these pet ro, olIars can bring some of that wealth back to the United States, th e process also exacts a penalty in the influence or , rs Th e other is th at this dependency will continue until the United States makes significant progress toward Self-sufficiency in energy, and that A b H Prospe ri ra s _ ____________________ L/ - -= ostcar I,w SLE _______________________ old P .- - Enterprise Sets ,f-~~r d _-_. -f-. 7--.: .•.•: Back Key To Yea r Agai n - treasuries were instead flowing into th e investment in energy production we need to make in our own country. Diverting money from purchase of imported oil into domestic energy programs will be like assembling a Chinese puzzle. We know the pieces will fit together If we can figure out how to, assemble them correctly. We know, for instance, that it will take energy conservation far more strict than anything we have practiced so far to reduce our oil imports by th e one million barrels a day President ford has projected as a goal. We also know that a new tax on crude oil or gasoline, or higher prices for oil producted from domestic wells, could generate revenue in the range of the billions needed for energy development. We know that there must be a guarantee of stable prices at a relatively high level to justify oil shale production and other new fuel sources. We know the economic principles that lie behind a drive for energy self-sufficiency, but we investment in have not decided on how to apply them. Alust we resort to allocations or ration ing to cut back our oil imports? How can we assure that revenue from an oil or gasoline tax is used to help develop new energy sources? How can an effective energy development policy avoid th e appearance of others that would engage in the search for new domestic fuel sources? We do indeed face a mammoth energy problem, bu.t we face a troublesome political problem, to0. Fr, )m mandated conservation programs to higher taxes or prices for fuel, every option must be viewed as something th e public doesn't viant. What we -want to do and what we need to do are not always the same, however, and this is a bitter fact that Congress and the President eventually must face. We are going to have to gag down some bitter medicine in the interest of our standard of living, if not our national survival. NEW YORK "We have Incurred five major inflations in the history of the United Sta tes," observes economics Prof. W. Philip Gramm of 'Texas A&M College. "All five of these Inflations have had the same couase: a rapid in crease in WASHINGTON When the cur tain rises on the 94th Congress the Democrats will point to their o verwhelming majority and Claim have a ma ndate from the American people to qP enact Democratic programs. But the mandate claim is hea vi ly den ted by the fact that not quite 40 per cent o(Amerjcan,s Of voting age cast ballots for candidates for House o Representatives in the November - - im the money supply." When the new and more liberal Congress convenes it will, doubtless, do its best to Ignore this hard economic Fact of life. Instead, grass is almost certain to put pressure on President Ford to enact some form of government economic strait jacket in the deluded notion that this is the way to pull the nation out of the current rcession. - .;f th ministration's policy of doing nothing. No one wants to believe this, particularly the media and the Political leaders wbo, dislike the prudent and rational economic policies of the Ford administration. .LWOPW "' .. '-'-•. PtV" four -. Inflation In the last periods of our history, as Gramm pointed out In a lecture at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Mich., was brought under control after the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War, and Wor ld War If w hen the money supply was sharply curtailed by the government and fiscal prudence and sanity were restored to the economic system. I_. \ "Well, For Starters, Get Another Pair Of SkiIs. I, HOWYF, since 1964 and the start-up of been "experiencing the most prolonged period of rapid inflation In the history of the United stat. While we have had short periods, where inflation rates have been more intense, a decade I 19641974) per cent average inflation is without precedent in the history of the Republic." C606Y Hem Senke PW CALENDAR -4 0 JAN. 7 Sanford Tourist and Shut- JAN. 1 Community Chorus, 7 p.m.Gardening in Containers, 7 9:30 p.m., Main Campus P-1, No fleboad aub potluck dinner at p.m.-10 p.m., 4 wks. AEC No. fee, call SiC Music Dept. for clubhouse, 6 p.m., followed by Committee, 12:30 p.m. at the business meeting. 67, call SJC Community Ser. reservations, school, vices for reservations. Community Band, 7:30-10 JAN 9 West Volusia Council Church p.m., no fee, call SJC Music rlando Dog Training Club Women United annual meeting, Conversational Spanish, 12:30 Dept.. for rewvatiorLs. registration for 10 weeks basic 9:30 a.m., Greater Union p.m.-1:50 p.m., Thesdays and Florida Safari etasaesresume and advanced obedience, breed Baptist Church, DeL.and. Thursdays, 1, 213. Call Corn. at Bram Towers, 7:30 to 9:30 ring and tracking classes, 7:30 Election and installation by munity Services for re3er. P.RL IATWM and fit= on p.m., Natio.-W Guard Armory, Mrs. Roger Harris of Shnford. vatlons, "Wings Over Florida." 209 S. Ferncreek, Orlando. Material for Church World ____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ distribu Service Clothing Drive will be ted. efforts to establish a national system of voter registration on by postcard. The Senate approved such a system in May, 1, by a 57 to fl bote. The Gallup poll and similar supporting evidence, as well as the increased Democratic and liberal majority in the Senate, may result in even greater support when the registration bill comes up again within a few months. It must be reintroduced because the House killed It by a 204 to 197 vote In May, 1974. Although the vote actually was on a point of parliamentary procedure, the Democratic leadersNp decided not to try to re&wreci the bol V __________________________________________________________________ Community Center, Deltou Ohio Club, Deltona 6 p.m. carry-in dinner. Open to all JAN. 1971 Eugene Rithi. Lake Helen Girl former Ohioans. ADMISSIONS Bryan Savage, Lake Mary Dean I. Boijtweil Edward D. Parnell, Maitland Anna Kirschner Eugene Redden Flower Arrangement, 7:30 George V Ehrhardt, Orange City Mary Webe0t)1ta Nell Chambers Millie Lee Tolbert, Ovie James E. & sn Sr. wks Call SJC community Charl" 1, StOW1, WInIff Springs Marie L. WilkIn Friea M. Fonythe Services for reservations. DISCHARGES Ethel Uytch Ernestine Lee Sanf or d Ella M. Merrill . , have won narrowly on the Home floor had the We are witnessing in the current economic procedural issue not blocked a vote. But Iliere are enough trial balloons floating looking Hence, I suspect, this sudder. upsurge in recession the painful withdrawal symptoms around to convince at least this observer that at the more Democratic and more liberal serious references to the possibility of military from a decade of dopir.g majority in the newly elected House and Senate, up the economy. somebody is giving serious consideration to a acti on. Senator So-and-so says he pre President Ford has had the good sense to listen military Invasion and occupation fers some McGee's aides now feel passal.e is assured. of the Middle other solution but Implicitly leaves this one to Secretary of Treasury William Simn and hia Fasteni oil fiel(Ls. Making registration easier is something that chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, hanging there. not quite ruled out. Magazine Democrats and liberaLi tend to support and The Ford administra ti on isn't crazy,and "X" describes Alan Greenspan. In emphasizing tight money, would purely hypothetically, of Republicans and conservatives tend to oppose. na turally want to know in advance how the President took the first necessary step to real such a step would go over with the American course — the logical invasion area: the western # The theory is that a large Percentage of those economic recovery, Americans people. At a minimum it would want to prepare '0u1t of the Persian Gulf, from Kuwail to Qatar. not now registered Is in the lower For example, since last summer the prime t he m for the idea "conditioning opinion," it's An unidentified State Department official denies economic classes and can be expected to vote rate has slowly comedown and so has inflation, a called. The effort would be, not exactly to sell the that any such step is contemplated, but osten.- Democratic and liberal. fact that was predicted in this space last summer proposal, but to get it accepted as one of several t.atiously refuses to be drawn into "speculation" be lithe legislation Is approved in 1975, would put Into effect for the 1976 elections. in an exclusive interview with chairman of First options that everybody recognizes as over what might happen Control of If National City Bank of New York, Walter theoretically available and therefore open for fighting breaks out beiwen a new round of the White House will be the major issue then, and Israel and the Arab the GOP will ilso be Wriston. discussion, trying to reduce the do states. I)emocrats' control of the Congress, If President Ford can wi thstand the poli tical pressures mounted 3gainst him by the new and __________________________________________________________________________________ rnnre liberal Con gr ess , there i a good ChaIICC Y " I played in the Gold Swnsor's Tournament at the It was a clothesline 300-plus yf this comi ng summer that the economy will be out Deltona Country Club this past Saturday,. or should I of i ts recession and things should be humming by Alter that I th ought it was a replay of a fluke from the mccc properly say, "1showed up-a golfer I wasn't! " Last time Polk and I shared a golf cart together, this time in 1976 and the election year. What can it was Incidentally , the Pro-Ant is th is Friday while th e eigh th hole at Mayfair CC, the "high the economic recovery, with the country sheriff" hit one Saturday and Sunday is set aside for thIs year's 300 yards (even th ough he hungry for r.'w investment rapital for industrial was falling off balance when pro(t'csim'n;,l two-day tourney-. he untork-d llis m"astmr k'pansion arid Uus the creation ;( new and more __________ But, back to this past Saturday's m isfortune for a jobs, is the United Sta tes accepting as much t'raph or two. i Misery loves company, and that's why I'm , ,j Arab oil money as the market will absorb. Seriously, and without any tailwind benefits, all 'T" three of calling you duflers hack.) itty playing partners went over 30yards on many of Secretly, we are informed, the administ:ration W Ili$ -T First of all, Owe were a number of doctors and their drivcs. Polk did It four times, one I in Washington arid Wall Street investors h , Of which was on a ph ysi cians swinging sUch a nd chasing white pills. You 400-yard par four. When the ball fi have been studying closely the petrodollar nally stopped rolling, I " know, th e fellahs with M.D. titles. This year I received an paced off the remaining 48yarth potentlato aid ln the mic recovery of and verified hi, hit at 352 hnnoraryone. It as Spolski, O.B. (Now before yards! (Unfortunately, his first drive was also O.B .(out to th e conclusion it stands for Odd Hall, (at times Uinl'a of bou nd s, oc4 too far wrong, I suppose); however, for this once it Incidentally', I do want to th ank Dr. Frank Clontz and was Out-4-Bounds') Jim deGanahl for playing, too loops, th ere I used that word "playing" again) th ey Wt'IC award ed the "booby Our foursome inc luded Sheriff John Polk, "For tnilymy words insurance prize" in each of their respecti f.one who is ons 'r&teving me ve divisi titan Walt Ca rpenter his and By JOHN 16 year old son, Chuck. It's of the agc'nozing trek up perfect in knowledge is wi th you."--Job 3:4. to the head table to collect their bad enough when Polk st ar ts dropping his badge in front prizes I. "He who would distinguished the true from -4 of you a you try to up a putt, bat more emtha Iala must have an sidequate idea of what Is I'd rather not tell you what the y received, barrassnient was waiting for me just as soon as but if you do I wIt, call them "Stellah" they just might true and Ialse."—Benedict inoza, Dutch. nessed young Chuck's first drive. hit you with th ose Jewish philosopher. Robert D. Crowe - / James Stowell Carl F. Lind Eugene Ford GeorgIa C. Robson OiIe Belt Leltont Robert F. Maurer Garcia. Dennis I Marrero Pascal H. Jones. DeLand William H. Seattle, DeLand . in I.-hasten Around ' 9 L _______ _________ 1 ____ THOUGHTS The Clock - - ; ~aik&~ "He's as old as the Water gate coverup trial!" line - WEATHER nOth*tSt Florida exceg North and Central portions mostly cloudy and nilid with a slight chance of rain LOWS mostly In 50% and highS mostly in los South portions mostly (air and warm *ith lowe in up p.ir 60tend highS near 0 NorthweSt Fiorida - Partly Cloudy lhur%day through Satur day with a chance of rain cri 0Y. PIIQPS% Upper cos '° "a' 70 Lows near 40% to near SO. Daytona Beach tides for Wed fle%day high i 30 am i S9 pm. pm Port low 1053 am., 10 cep y 4 P m: tow 1014 m. 10570 m . - - - - Margaret M. McCoIlum Johnnie Jones, Altamonte Springs p.m.. 10 wks,, A-1 06, Call SJC p Dellona Community Services for Howard 14 Harrison John Misek, Deltona reservations. Sr. Albert J. Fr*:. Dellona Grace Saylor Oliver SIobioi'n, Lake Mary Johnell Brewinglon Seminole County Young Mikita Brown, Lake Monroe Opal J Jackson William C. De p4ean,. Silver Republicans, Quality Inn 1-4 Joann lRobbns) Plorni 5. (laDy Springs. Md and SR 434 Social, 7:30; organizational meeting, 8 p.m. HENRY WILLIAMS In Sanford and iiad attended the Full Gospel Tabernacle on Henry Roger Williams, , Mdllonville Ave. A memorial suffered a fatal heart attack service was held at Berdahl Dec. 77, in Modesto, Calif. He Chapel, Sanford. lived in Sanford for four years _____________________________________ before moving to Modesto In _______________________________________ 1974 and as a native of the Orlando . _____ JAN. 9 Law for Women, 7 p.m.-10 Shirley Hopkins Mabel Wilson. Dellons Arthur R Heulig. Dellon. Elizabeth Ellen Grieves, Dettona Mary 1her.a Romano, Deltona August J Rindl, Dettona Julllâna s Landro, Del t a M&oel Bergman. Dvllona Gertrude Schulte. Deltona Beha E Barlow. Deitona Jean Dixon, nettona David James Parke, Enterprise Brenda Jo'flSOn. Gen,va ---- -'.i Milvery Whilt WllIe James Bailey - - ) I // Amy Henson Joe Eikcner DeBose Ceoeje R McCall ' - BERRY'S WORLD ' HOSPITAL NOTES 40 The chief congressional propone nt of the postcard voter registration system is Sen. Gale McGee, D-Wyo., chairman of the Senate Post Office CommItt.e Ills aides figure the bill might Middle East Invasion 9 first (4 in the remaining months of the 93rd Congress. WILLIAM A. RUSHER 'People's Party' dingthatiswhylbecamejn. County Committee," he said, Sinclairrefusedtospeculate hefssuesetUedtogetxjd volved - because e party is th noting some of the local by-laws on whether popular Florida of it, but they were not open to the people. are not In complete accord wi th Gov. Reubin Askew will be able necessarily for the Nixon Of the Democratic sweep in state by-laws. !tick to his pledge to refuse pardon. Seminole County in November, "Last year we ( the corn- any move to Involve him In "The bad turnouts in the Sinclair said, "Watergate had mittee) had some real running for a national office, national elections this fall were something to do wi th It. But problems In carrying on wi th Askew has been mentioned most county races were run on businc, due to lack of ,the nationally as an excellent Mcative of the People's utter disgust wi th politics," Sinclair an Individual basis more than a required quorum. The by-laws choice for the vice presidential said, adding that he personally party basis,", he said. "I really must either have some teeth In nomination. Some Florida received bad reactions when he don't know whether the parties -. - it IS estimated that the rests on the votes of only 15 to 17 per cent of all Americans over 18. A postelection Gallop poll wanted to know why 60 per cent didn't vote. It found that nearly half of them weren't registered, some for lack of interest In voting and some because local registration requirements prevented their voting. These findings are likely to give impetus to Not only Is this likely to prevent an economic recovery, but it is certain to feed the inflation has been slowly and painfully abating since e that last quarter of 1974 because of the ad- state's party convention. ll Mid-East Talks Set 10 elections. Dividing that 40 per cent among the Democratic and Republican winners and loser,, • , - 1 Charge Is Denied . . .'p. - ______________ ________________ ____ ' Headquarters In his native Idaho and indicated an Interest In becoming a delegate to that Wants - BENJAMIN SHORE ____________________ L - I States. 7,1975-5 5A ji .. r-7-.Wl"Arid that is what got me "i --%- I.r. them so that those committee Democrats have said Askew is called rank and file Democrats, I Interested in party politics", ~ t had much to do with the local members who do not attend also excellent presidential seeking workers before the said Sinclair, a Sanford wins and lo6sea." meetings can be removed or by material. provincial capital 70 miles southwest of Phuoc Binh, the resident for little more than a November general election. "I think Democrats worked a reducing -South Vietnamese command announced. A command the quorum "I have not followed the year. "Reaction to amnesty among little harder than Republicans, requirement," he said, spokesman said radio contact was lost with government national political Sce too local Democrats was mixed," "I could just go In and however, but there was also a forces in and around Phuoc Birth at 9:30 am, following a Sinclair fully expec ts th e clo se ly," Sinclair said. "If th e become a delegate to the state he sa id. great deal of voter apathy and Democratic presidential night-long assault by some 6,000 North Vietnameso. in. party Is smart, it will come out convention and if I could have Sinclair Is a committee Watergate had a lot to do wi th nominee will carry the S te of wi fantrymen backed by tanks and an artillery barrage of ta th someone who has not been c hair man and assistant scout afforded the trip to Miami I that too," he said. several thousand rounds. Military officials said small Florida in 1976 for the first time aligned with the old politics a master of could have become a delegate Boy Scout Troup 5O units of South Vietnamese rangers were trying to fight One of Sinclair's priorities as since 1948 when Harry Truman dark horse," Sinclair said. "I'm to the national convention. and a member of the new chairman Of the Democratic ran. their way out of the provincial capital near the Cam"Happenings like this prove I not convinced that (U.S. Sen.) Kiwanis Club formed in Sanford bodian border 75 miles north of Saigon. the party's precept that the I.ARRV SINCLAIR interested and concerned their job and get down to Massachusettes) is out of the Democratic Party is the Party He and his wife, Carol Ann, Democrats to fill precinct precinct levvI organization, I I running yet, regardless of what have two children — Corbin, I 1, of the People," he said. Freeman, city attorney of vacancies on the committee, believe we can carry the state he has said." a student at Golds boro school An assLstant professor of both Winter Springs and Lake "We have to regroup. We fora lk,mocratic president," he Of the Vo'atergate scand,l~), and Lori, 8, who attends a g r i cul tural engineering at the Mary, tnd formerly Winter have to rewrite by-laws for the said. WASHINGTON t All) — The Defense Department early Sinclair said local people "want J'inecrest. University of Florida and in- Springs and Casselberry today said the carrier EnterprIse and a group of escorting volved in agricultural research municipal judge and cx. ships had sailed from a US. Navy base In the Philippines and engineering at the center Casselberry assistant city but that the ships' destination was not the South Vieton Celery Avenue, Sinclair, at a ttorney, has been active In narnese coast. 34 years old, is the new head of Democratic politics and as a The ships sailed from their base at Subic Bay on Bataan the local Democratic Party. member of the local party for and were headed in a southwterly direction, according A year ago, Sinclair moved to some years to Maj. Gen. Winant Sidle, a top Pentagon spokemnan. Sanford and presented himself Mrs. Reynolds was state The South Vietnamese Coast is directly west of the ships' to the local Democratic committeewoman in the 1960's, home port. Committee for appointment to a having been elected by the "It's not true that any naval task force is going Into precinct committeeman post registered Democrats In the South Vie tn amese wate rs," Sidle sa id referrin g to news a nd was successful. county. reports that the ships were headed for South Vietnam. In the second primary Between Mrs. Reynolds' election In October he was previous term and the new one, elected to the commit tee and at Mrs. Sheila Ro berts of Sanford the rearganizatlonal meeting in and Mrs. Missouri Belle December, although he was Swofford of Altamonte Springs, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Lebanon's premier has aligned with no particular had served in the off ice. denied an Israeli charge that Palestinian guerrillas in group, he was elected chairman Sinclair, preceded in office by Lebanon are armed with late-mod el missiles. Premier by his committee colleagues. County Commissioner Harry Rashid Solh said the claim by Israeli Defense Min ister Elected vice chairman was Kwiatkowski and Winter ñmon Peres Mo nd ay was "baseless." Th e guerrillas in Linda Lahr, of Sanford, the Springs M9yor Troy Piland, Lebanon have no such weapons, a statement distributed daughter of new School Board admits to having little party by the official national news agency said. Peres told Member Pat Telson. Ernestine experience, "leans toward Israeli Knesset(parllament)that Palestinian troops from Forward of Forest City, who liberalism, whatever that Syria had joined the guerrillas In southern Lebanon and has served as secretary- means" and he Is learning by brought with th em an tita nk a nd antia ircra ft missiles. The treasurer of the local doing. Leba nese premier 's statement also denied that Democratic Party for ma ny any nonHe wants to "bring the party Lebanese Arab troops are In his country. years, was reelected to that do to local level," he post. said, adding that the Seminole The local party this year, for County Committee has been In the time, chose to a limbo between the state party point, rather than have elected and local Democrats. "We have by the WASHINGTON (AP) people, local to reach out for the people The pace of Middle t diplomacy Is expected to pick up next week when Israeli representatives to the state again," he said. Democratic Committee. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon returns for "We must come u with a with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Eected were Altamonte county platform, so that Springs U.S. officials said Kissinger probably will visit the area Attorney Tom Democrats in Seminole County eventually to try to pin down anot he r Interim settlement. Freeman as state corn- can say, 'This Is what But Isr ael and Egypt, the principal protagonists, are mltteeman and Kathleen Democrats are and what still too far apart for on-site mediation now, ti officia lsReynolds of Sanford as state Democrats stand for, a party said. committeewoman, for the people," he said, "ad- _______________________________________ that Arab investors can exercise in the United progress in this direction is going to require investment of billions of dolla rs in development of our domestic fuel resources, including exploitati on of nuclear energy and development of latent sources such as oil shale, coal gasification and solar power. There is one common factor in both of these propitions money. It is obvious th at we would be well started toward solving our energy problems if th e billions of dollars now flowing into Arab - . even control over economic and political decisions MM 0 ~1 Slip walked Into a Democratic SAIGON, South Vietnam tAP) North Vietnamese forces overran Pliuoc Binh City today after a six-day siege. complel Ing their conquest of Phuoc Long province, and also captured a base guarding lay Ntnh City, another gave the contract to Industries America, Standards asked to test the shredder. '.tc 'omrnerce Committee will call In t began three years ago with a scheme to sell because the paper shortage had left other another four months for the bureaucrats to government officials to find out why they failed I commemorative stamp books to generate companies without enough paper to handle the discover the machine was hazardous, to protect workers from vinyl chloride, the revenue. This became a pet project of Post- job. From July until October, memos were ex- deadly gas used to make plastics, auto master General Ted Klassen and then Asst. This is disputed by congressional in- chnged and meetings were held. Finally, in late upholstery, garden hoses, phonograph records Postmaster General Ben Bailar. vestigators who claim at least half a dozen other October, the commission decided to ask the and othcr goods. The gas has caused liver They awarded a $500,000 contract to the Scott firms could have done the printing. But this company for a volun!ary response. cancers in vinyl chloride workers and is Publishing Co. to handle the project. No other much is certain: The $7.1 million stamp book On November 7, some 14 months after the suspected of caming birth defects in Ohlu towful bids were solicited; the contract simply was deal is typical of the way the Postal Service, commission had been alerted to the danger, a near an industrial plant using the gas. The bequeathed to the company from on high. under Kla&wn and Bailar, does business. warning was issued. It was worded as if the Navy makes a 75 per cent profit on those shrill In the manner of government manna, the Footnote: The questionable contract hasn't company had just discovered the problem and boatswains' pipes used ftr 'pling aboard" the V'M-(~-)O (luickly began tn multiply, Another $2.1 hurt IL-dlar's po.~Uil claret,r. lic ~~as Just 11jid %, ultintarily notified til e coillillissiull. top brass. Boatswains who the-ir silver million was added in $913, then $2.4 million more promoted to be deputy postmaster general, the Were the dangerous shredders then removed whistles are charged $4 for a new one. A pur4 4 "" rp du I No. 2 spot in the postal hierarchy. from the market? No, the commission was chase order shows that the Navy recently bought total to $7.1 million. CARNIVOROUS SHREDDER: The Kemp satisfied with a mechanical "fix" and a warning 2460 of the whistles for p.25 each.. The state of llow here's the cozy coincidence. One of Scott Leaf Shredder, which is supposed to chew up sign on all machines. A draft press release Georgia has found a novel means of getting some Publishing's vice presidents, Jack Taub, was a autumn leaves, has also shredded the arms of at demonstrates how the bureaucrats protect the of that new Arab money into the South. It has close friend and personal adviser to Ballar. least a den people. consumer. It begins: bought the entire back cover of Forbes maga71fle But it gets even cozier. Scott Publishing One dentist, trying to push material into the "Consumers can protect themselves by to invite Arabs to locate industries below the needed someone to print the stamp books. The shredder with the stick that comes with the taking the following steps: 1. Do not use the Mason-Dixon line. The magazine will be printing contract, adding up to over $1 nkillion, machine, had his hand drawn into the rotating macWne. . .,, was granted to Industries America. distributed throughout the Arab world, with blades, lie lost his band and thus his livelihood. Footnote: A spokesman for the commission articles explaining American business to the This happe ns to be a w holly owned subsidIa The danger, according to the confidential explained with refreshing candor that the delays oilrich potentates. . Two years ago, tarry clair, a lifelong Democrat, By North Vietnam Viet (lcse WASHINGTON — In past columns, we have ' of American Can, the company that Ktassen and Kemp file, was called to the attention of the had occurred "because our staff Is screwed up. reported on the cozy relationship that exists Bailar used to run before they joined the Postal Conmuner Product Safety Commission in Sep- But he contended things are getting straightened between the postal authorities who dish out the Service, tember 1973. It took the bureaucrats three full out. The Kemp Co., for Its part, promised to do taxpayers' money and the postal contractors Bailar contends that he asked his friend Taub months even to contact the Kemp co., about the what was "morally right," even to the point of who rake it in. to make sure there was competition for the problem. ess to correct the hazard. going out of Here's the latest example we have uncovered million-dollar printing contract. Taub claims he Not until March 1974 was the Bureau of WASHINGTON WHIRL: Early this year, the — aI juicy, $1.1 million deal: lkna' Delivery: Week, 55 cents .Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. 128.40. By Mail: In Florid; same as home delivery. All Energy Plan Phuoc Binh Stung " Chairman ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff writer I IN bRILJ" JACK ANDERSON Heiild Tuesday, Jan. ' W ORLD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , area. Survivors Include his wife, Nom, of Modesto; sons, Roger Lee, George J, and Ben Williams, all of Modesto, Hank Williams. of Sanford, and Joe of Worcester, Mass.; seven grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Loretta Burch, Longwood; brothers, Jesse Brown, t,ongwood; Chester Brown, Sanford; George E. Williams, Orlando; John L. Williams, Sanford and Herbert W. Williams, Pascagula, Miss. He was a member of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30 OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACH OFFICE SUPPLIES LUGGAGE __________ X. ______ a RAW It YSTY lOW . ~ . : F ] - - -- 119cor 0 sfim4w 1 3 ) (a S'riI _________ u..-. Fto- Is �U SPORTS WOMEN 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S Tuesday, Jan, 7,1975--1 B DEAR ABBY Beta * Sigma Phi Prepa res Pearl Gates . I , Too Narrow? I HY ABIGAIL VAN BUWN _ DEAR ABBY: Everybody has a problem. Here's one I've never seen in your column. It's my husba nd's. C.barley is an amputee who gets around quite well in his wheelchair, but his biggest problem is finding restrooms with ut LnaI we iae enough to get his wheelchair through. Perhaps if you print this letter and the enclosed poem (author unknown), architects who design public buildi ngs will be more considerate of folks in wheelchairs: I burn th e rubber off my wheels. I can hardly wait; My wheelchair's 30 Inches wide, the John is 28. So rn eP!ead for civil justice when they are set upon f Love l' Hat te r Cla ssic - Valenti* ne Ball y' By JEAN PATTON Women'a Editor ... I AIAM& Look veryI t'Ircah, n, •.'It I 'Jp gu lU JVU LI see the first signs of spring Does the mention of Feb. 14 To name a few: Mona ..* already bursting out all over. pUt a sparkle in your eyes and a Bridges and Vivian Wheeler of ---- " _~ Tiny buds are forming and I;z skip In your heartbeat as you Zeta Xi Chapter are chairing there's a definite new green remember the days of cards the tickets and reservations i haze clouding many of Winter's . and candy and sweet messages committee. To avoid Valentine bare branches. Ball heartbreak, see either of of love from a secret (or These are definite signs that ' ! t-' secret) admirer? I ask for just one freedom,the right to Use the John. these two women, or any other . 9 young men's fancies are about ______ There's something about sorority member before Feb. 5 I've thought about reforming and changing my _____ evil ways; to turn to love DE1t and young ______ the deadline for ticket sales. To be a model of deportment for the remainder Valentine's Day that is of my days. ladies' to ro mantic dreams :' ______ But when I get to heaven and face the pearly gates, IGM especially dear to the female You may also make ball s _______ a bout Valentine's Day. heart. On that day, we can reservations at the Sanford , St. Peter will say, 'You're 30 inches wide. ( S4 The gals in the many local 01 1 .41#J41 L Our gates are 28!" . ~ legitimately be as sentimental Chamber of Commer ce or the 1 t -. . chapters of Beta Sigma Phi k ' cC plea.41', and our rncnfolk Seminole ZNloual So'icty. V4IP,AJ/ç, R WON 1'.liK F'LA. lie he arts a nd usually play along beautifully XI Beta Eta has taken charge DEAR FLA.: Thanks for combining a serl9us and worthwhilearrows r all th rough winter, in ought k wi poems, perfumes and red of publicity, with Phyllis th with a bit of humor. rye found th at th th SI' ose who have the anticipation of their annual IN -1 roses. ~1 ' 188 most to gripe about are the tint to see the humor In a difficult Senkarik at the helm. You'll see S Valentine Ball, to be held this situation. And beca use Valentine's Day U eye-catching posters she year on Feb. 8, from 9 p.m. to I P/C ____ DE AR ABBY: I was shocked to disco has this special aura of has made (ably assisted by Pat ver th at even you 11i, a.m. at the Sanford Civic ______ believe that being single makes a woman a second class citizen. 1 womanly romanticism, it's Largen, Pat Johnson and Faye ___ Center. ____ You told "No words" that the most generous thing she could most be fitting that Seminole Suer) displayed prominently B 10 A 'i'i' ?F,f (Beta Sigma Phi is an In"7 County's annual Valentine Ba ll about the county. do for her best friend's daughter, who shocked everyone by Cijpj1 ternationsl organization with coming home with a small child after be sponsored by that essentially June Warner and the gals her promising marriage headquarters in If,, CIVIC Kansas City StNl"Ol.D failed, would be to Introduce the divorcee to some eligible female organization, the Beta from Xi Epsilon Sigma are 4,., 1 Mo,, and Is made up of women : (: R. NTLJI. Sigma Phi sorority, bachelor, and keep her socially active. How disgusting! decorating the Civic Center for 0' ofallageswhoenjoyi It sounds as though you ere trying to get some homely While it's probably still a the occasion, and Phi Delta ' cultural meetings. Members ZOO wallflower out of the closet. li ttle ear ly for most of us to be Zeta members led by Pat J3JNJ1"1'l' provide service to their cornthinking of lace trimmed Meredi th are arranging table Abby, being single is not a disgrace or some horrible defect munily as well as projects to that needs to be immediately corrected, hearts, members of the nine decorations. (:OUI' headquarters. ______ local chapters of Beta Sigma Maintaining the bar on the SINGLEANDSEClJp Sanford has nine active DEAR SINGLE: Granted, t ill divorcees want ano Phi have had Cupid on their night of the ball will be Judy ther chapters wi th over I® mem-:. marriage, but I still th ink th minds for several months now. Webb and her team f rom ii _____ ____ at MOST divorcees would welcome an hers. opportunity to m eet eligible bachelors and become socially The newest cha pter is Rho Particularly the group's City Gamma Lambda, and at the acti ve / Rho, with members from the again. And those who don't can always decline. Council officers, who are cocktail preceeding the ball, Longwooi area. Mr.. PhyllisSenkarik, Xi Beta Eta Chapter (left) and Mrs. Faye Slier, Xl Theta E DEAR ABBY: Fo urteen mon ths ago, my h responsible for the organization Elizabeth Jett and XI Theta usband and I psilon Each c ha pt er elects three display Valentine Ball posters. moved from Waco to ViIctoria, Texas. A Chapter, and presen tion of ta the annual Epsilon mem bers will pla y from Waco told me ) representa ti ves to sit on a to call her sister who lives In Victoria, friend Valentine Charity Ball. I did. hostess. central City Council. Present each chapter and presented This woman call. me every day and ties me up for These officers, and the Ball Pam Knowles and the gals on money In his name to be donations hours, e won't get off the phone. by placing large committee officers of this cowl are: the night of the ball. under the from donatej to the zoo, Theta Epsilon will provide signs and cof fee-can collection manship Margie Beine, president; I like her very much and wouldn't want to Council presi. refreshments in Highlight of the Ball is the of City hurt her feelings the hospitality Valentine King for 1974 was boxes at Freddie Nelson, vice president; crowning of the General Dynamics, dent Margie Bett, will be room at the rehearsal Fmrty the because she's 8 very sensitive,person, but if I dc.nit call her, 3he Valentine King. Art Hansen, sponsored by Eileen Mack, and by writing letters of calls me and asks why I didn't call her. I tell her recording 'MIS regal Individual de3erm General Dyl larnics appeal. working pretty much in the night before the ball I've been Corp. He Pi Rho chapter is In charge Of secretary; Charlotte Crow, shopping, she asks why I didn't let her know that I was going limelight both before and Lovely work, girle. You're every letter of his title, and raised the royal sum of over the contest, and interested shopping so she could go wi th me. corresponding secretary; and every decibel of applause, for $700 during the Valentine Ball. sweethearts every one of you! - and according to Art, contestans should contact Betty Jack, treasurer,) Her husband does most of the housework and all he is the contestant who has enjoyed every But, as with every successful the Each minute of his either Glenda O'Brien of venture, w marketing , so she's left with nothing to Each year City Council raised the mcst money toward effort. orking away in the do and thinks everyone ERwoRLD 7\ Longwood, Pat Foster of shadows away a Valentine Charity the Valentine's Ball's benefit else has nothing to do all day like her. from P° Ba a' "I really enjoyed it," Corn- Sanford, or any sorority light's glare are ll, with members of the project_th,year the Seminole mente if I have 3 card game and con't invite her Playtex the "backstage I pray that she Art, "and would member as soon as possible, m doesn't find out because she'll get hurt and angry, I'm afraid at various chapte participating County Zoo. boys" - girls in this case I'll heartedly recomme nd to men P intheplanning sessIOIJ. ckets for the Ball are on WAN'S have to move out of Victoria to get sornepeace. I feel ke 1*0 Any business or civic whose talents and tireless ef. te li my life in rested In working for 0 a Sweetest of leatthezoo isn't my own any more, Ho do I get out of her the sweets at the organiza tion and e Sanford forts *1 go to sa th M.,..n. may spons a really worthwhile cause to Chamber of Commerce bulk of the make up the hidden clutches without Ball are the Valentine king, who then hurting her feelings? sets about the enter the king contest." iceberg of success, , Sweethertj buildi ng unti elected from worthy business of raising ______________________________________ SMOTHERED IN VICTORIA Art was. able to garner delay makingl Feb. S-so don't your reservation. DEAR SMOTHERED: There Is no cosnprvmiig with Possessive people who make you feel guilty U you don't Inelude them In every pstri o(yow Ule. U g,aVeaMpt you'll have to YOU" "hurt her feelings" by cutting her phone conversatjoas aborter and shorter. U you haven't the Courage toexhicate yourself, tolerate the loss of freedom and don't complain. Becky Stanlhut of Mar. underwater aquabatics in a blonde, "I can't remember ever first to St. shalitown, Iowa, says she Petersburg then to Broadway-type revue entitled, knog how to swim." Dunedin, 40 miles "loves the swimming life." And "The Best of Everything." from Weeki DR. E. LAMB it's a good thing, for Becky Becky Is the youngest of five Wachee, Daughter of Mr. and Mm children and credits her older J spends several hours a 1*It day in Roland F. Stahathut, Becky brother, Jerold Mahalhut, who "After I flnlshe(l high school, qb the water, performing in the made a name for herself In high famous Underwater Mermaid school as one of Iowa's out. lives in Melbourne, Iowa, with I joined my parents in Florida giving her the most en. Show at Weeki Wachee Spring, and headed straight for Weeki standing competitive swimnear Florida's Gulf Coast cotwagement as a swimmer. wachee, " she says . it mers. In her senIor year she "it was It was a lv Becky has been swimming at placed six th that everything I had imagined it to in her district. In (list sparked commercial __________ Becky's inte rest be and so I applied Weekl Wachee for a year and a her sophomore year, She joined for a job." in being a Mermaid. She was 12 half, ever since her DEAR DR. LAMB __________ My cause of increased- pressure. graduation the Relay Team and placed 11th at the time. husband has Just had his second is no accident that dilated veins Weeki from Marshalltown High, in statewide competition, She Mermaids undergo an in. hemorrholdectomy in 20 are In Wachee, which means also excelled in "lhatconrcialJustsortof teasive three-month training , years We know other people rectum and, In men, within 'ning waters" in Seminole, swimming and SYflChtOflIUd stuck In my mind," she says. "I program before they're allowed ta ught it at decided that if I ever visited to perform In a show. M wi is the home a 7ast, we hemorrhoid suffers scrotum (varicoele), You don't spring whereof young women th warm local YMCA. Florida, I would be certain to most trainees, Becky's major and are wondering the see people with dilated " "I think I was born a see the show," Two years ago problem following: What are the head because the head Is dressed as Mermaids perform swimmer," was learning to use an says the 19-year-old her parents moved to hemorrhoi ds? What causes above the heart, and there is Florida, air hose. theln? Why do they scqneWnes ingide __________________ recu after surgical removal ft veins in region. ndwha tcan be done to pt You don't see hemorrhoids In Ir, Area E them? animals where the rectum Is At left is the actual thickness and I'm sure if you answer these above the hear t, as in most 4r depth of the uth oni tat lye, encyclo ' questions you will enlighten four-footed grazing animals. music and soclolo, -, pedic Official 1975 Associated Press many of us as hemorrhoids are Par oftheproUem,thn,g in June. ;. S thegra heis nd ug quite a problem for so many back to our being upright of Nodatehas been setf or Almanac, Packed into its more people. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bistline, Mr. J.A. Bistline, Longwood, wedding. animals. than 1,000 pages are facts. figures DEAR READER Longwood, announce the and Mr. and Mrs. L.E, Stansell, Pressure around the rectum engagement and forth and information on just about Hemorrhoids are nothing more Black Mountain, N.C. ci,m der4in ., The bridegroom is the the veins can a lso be marriage of their daugh ter, than dilated veins &OUM every subject of interest. If you caused by childbirth, and many rectum. They are just like Frances Kathryn Bistline to grandson of !r. and M want to have the right answer on women will have hemorrhoid Paul Stephan, son %-aricose veins of the e of Mr. and Clifford McKay, Clearwater hand. instantly, this portable, problems after pregnancy, Mrs William F. Stephan l Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. cept for their location. practical "Know- it-all" edition is 0 Abdominal tumors The Pilot Club oiJackn'jlle William F. Stephan II, Clear. and Clearwater. lberearegenerauytwotyn probably even being over. will hold Its 26th annual water. Of hemorrhoids, the external weig The bride, t*n in Sanford, must for your reference library. Antiques Show at the Civic ht can contribute to the a 1971 Lyman High School type, outside the sphincter, and A 197 1 graduate of Clear- Auditorium, Jacksonv IT'S AVAILABLE THROUGH the Internal type inside the Problems. ille, Jan, graduate. She served as a band water High School, he was a 17, 18 and 19, opening the ft THIS NEWSPAPER AT THE sphincter. The outside OflP5 Constipation and poor bowel officer at Lyman. She received journalist for the school two days atlp.m until 10 p.m., SPECIAL PRICE OF... cause pain, itching and habits are a major (actor in an associate degree at SernLiole newspaper and yearbook. He and on the last day, from 1 p.m., discomfort causing hemorrhoids, Th e Junior College In 973 and is completed studie at St. until 6 P.M. Sixty dealers from PLUS 25 CENTS The worst problem comes pressure during f orcef ul bowel attending Florida State Petersburg Junior Co llege in the north, eastern seaboard and ______ when a small clot forms in the movements really balloons out FOR POSTAGE ieIsaisact Univer sity, Tallahassee, where 1973 and is now studying ac- Florida will exhibit and ok sell dilated vein. A clot ti called a the elastic veins. This is a, , oraJeofflcef She counting at Florida & HANOI lNr tip State their warvs, ~ USE T)'1S COUPON :o 0R3[fi IhTOITihUS o thc-. ire c!h'd 'l ,.. do to , --tograduatcinjune#vIina University. fie will graduate Tickets may be purchased at thrombosed homorrhoids or avoid them. Maintain good lw1or of arts degree in with a bacheloi of arts degree the door. le I thromboaed piles. Sometimes bowel 11 habits, avoiding with the proper remittance (chock, these tieti to be lanced and laxatives and stool .Tiiln, made out to THE ASSOCI4TED drainej, but usually they go For more lmforrnatlon on PRESS) to the add,.,, IndiCIt.d. Gilt this copies can b* easily obtained by away on thew own after causing aspect of hemorrhoids, wri te to Traditiona lly, June is the was an ordering more th one copy w?h this CitTFrrt ,t' 5raIl even more Dru1;ir nlnnnin I., rrt:irr ,.,...l,. .1 nH' in i.ro rf Tt .. t', ...... , , . - - - Stetson: We Must Play Better Tonight -- - -. - By TOM KEYSER Herald Spurts Editor DelAND- The lobby floor of Stetson's Edmunds Center wai littered with cigarette butts and crushed popcorn boxes, A woman in a blue pants suit and a flowered blouse standing alone with a man in th e traditio nal green Stetson hatte r sports Jacket muttered, "They'll have to play a lot better than that to win tomorrow night." Th e woman's assessment was an echo of Stetson Coach Glenn Wilkes'. Although his team handily whipped leHigh University 72-57 l,nt Li night to advance to tonight's finale in the hatter Classic, Wilkes was disgusted with his team's performance, "We played horrend ous, . .Just terrible," he said, 'We made silly, stupid mistakes. But you have to credit th e other team for that. They can force you to play bad, "We'll have to play a lot better to win tomorrow night." Stetson will battle American University of Washington,D,C. tonight at 8:30 at Edmunds Cnter in the finals of the four-team - - ic. _______ - -. ff S4 - classic. American moved to the finals with an 83-76 victory over inside for two by Dave Stowers, Ste ts on took an overwhelming Southern Mississippi in the tourney opener Monday. 33-li lead into the dressing room at halftime, Southern Mississippi and Lelligh will meet in the consolation But the smothering man-W-man defense that propelled the contest tonight at 7 o'clock. Hatters in the first half weakened In the second Although Wilkes had no praise for the Hatters, his team did and LeHigh drew new breath. The LeHigh Engineers all that can be asked in an athletic contest-beat the opponent outscored Ste tson 40-39 in the final 20 minutes. on a given night. The snowbirds from Pennsylvania outscored And Stetson never trailed LeHigh en route to its eighth Stetson 8-4 to open the second stanza and cut the hatter lead to victory in 10 games. leHigh has yet to win this season. , Both teams follow ed wi th scor ing streaks a ax-seven Bill Seitz sank two inside buckets and six4iine b straight buckets midway in the half trimmed nd LeHigh's five Stet.;riri'c margin Johnson huketcd another to give Stetson a 6-2 lead. to 1G37. The flatters finessed three more inside goals and led 12-10 But rugged board work by Johnson, who with. eight minutes with 11 minutes left in the first half before Paul Morris arched a reiaining rebounded his own shot three times before scoring, IS-looter for Stetson's first outside conversion, and aicrt passes by O'Connell stifled After two free throws by Seitz and a driving layup on a fast comeback surge. Seitz led all scorers in the gameLeHigh's with 25 points. Johnson break by Johnson with an assist from sparkplug Buzzy added 15 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, O'Connell, the Hatters cannoned five field goals from no less Lehigh's Bill Milligan, who was averaging 10 points a game th ar 20 feet. before Monday night's clash, sank 19 points for the Engineers. Wit!, a Seitz free throw, a bucket by Hatter newcomer Todd Teammate Charley Brown, who was averaging 24 points and 11 toe with another assist from O'Connell and a beautiful move rebounds, bucketed four points 3 pulled down three rebounds Stet.snn Coach Wilkes did manage a word of praise for two hatter non-starters - O'Connell and toe. Both came off the bench to turn the Momentum back to the flatters when LeHigh began to threaten. toe is a transfer from Pensa co la Junior College. The six-five freshman enrolled at Stetson last weekend. __________ AMERICAN U. Brown 602 17. LEHIGH - Kohlenskj 0 00 0, Thonias 10 3 17 23, Hunt I 3 3 S. t4nrthn 0000. Zajac 00 00, Packrr is heurohr 4 1 4 17, Grr.rg 1 77 i, 1 l2 'I.- H.ld 200 i, 00 c o V,rr, I I I, .'.Ikn,uh 700 i, uflr I 00 2. Milli ga n S 33 19. Kelly200 1. Writ $002. Fulton2 Price 2 41 5. Kistler 2 00 1. Bran 726. Totals 3)177153 enburg 7004. Brown 7004, Totals 57 SOUTHERN MISS. -- PaImel'977 20. Coleman iiiI 23. King 300 10. STETSON Johnson 6 34 IS. Prince 23 5 7. Matson IOOI, Prat; Nordhorn 200i. Set: lOSS 23. Rott 1017. Morris 1007. Sfowef's33 7., 0000, Hawkins 7 77 6. Branch 11 76. 0 00 O'Connell 3006, Bridges I 7-21. be 0.Le*1S10 12.70t4Is345 American U. 40t313 3006. Pratt 0000. Anderson 00 70. Southern Mifl 31 35-76 Totals 30 12 fl 77 Lehigh $7 10-37 Total Fouls Am.rkn U IS, 33 72 Southern Miss 71 Total Fouls Leh' 2). Stton 16 rouI,.d Out Pr.n'-e' r,JIpd out 7S it - )- '- . Boxing Resolution :Big 1975 . . The next local boxing show will be Jan. 14 at the Orlando Sports Stadium when the Canadian Amateur Team will take on some outstanding Young fighters from the southern portion of the United States, This will be the first International boxing event for Central Florida, The touring Canadians Will be bringing in some excellent talent. _______ Two of the best fighters on the Canadian team Randy Jackson and Davis his, a pair of devastating welterweights. Jackson's opponent has not been announced, but his foe will have his hands full with the 17. year-old from Edmonton. Winner of 130 fights in 143 outings, Jackson holds the inside track for a position on the Canadian Olympic Team, lus, who Is from Vancouver and will meet Casselberry's Scott Clark in the Jan. 14 amateur show, is also a strong choice for the Olympics. Joining Clark on the United States side will be 16-year-old Alan Dalton, a Lake Howeli student from Fern Park here in Seminole County. In all, there will be 10 fights with the proceeds to benefit the amateur boxing program. are • - Mermaid Loves Swimmi ng Life PACKED L. Boxing in Florida is starting on a higher level than last year's offerings. First, Tampa announced Its All-Star card that featured Quarry against Roman. And now tomorrow night in Miami, Chris Dundee is Putting on one of his strongest shows. Two 10 rounders will be featured with Pete A.thiock's "Irish" Gene Wells taking on the stylish Marcel Clay, while Frankie Otero meets Vilomar Fernandez in the main event. Wells has headlined the last two cards in Orlando with knockout victories while Clay is T ETS 54 WITH Hemorrhoids Dilated Veins FACTS... ________ - !-'-.W ____ B istline-Stephan . ..- . - Jax' Pilot Club Shows Antiques MOVING GIN BE A REAL HEADACHEI s For fast relief call the - Getting - To The Church On Time Hostess. fl ______ $2.0U _4 -_-1 %1 - W q f_ I. f -I - - 't - -_ M M. 1,- 4. __ 10t wail-1. ..... i "I . .0 ._ __ , 1` - vwftft~ . •".' T. ._i , - _-N I . 4* 1 Before leaving .ndiana, Trampler put together a whale of a battle for Jan, 28 in Indianapolis. Olympic light heavyweight champion Marvin Johnson will put his undefeated record on the line against the very personable Gary Swnmertiayes,., Nathanlal Gates' upset win over previously undefeated "Sweet" Marlin Lewis In Tampa may have earned him a re-match with Virgil Gibson at the Orlando Sports Stadium in the near future. Gates, you may recall, was well ahead on all the offical scorecards when he caught a Gi bsoa left hook In the third round. The knockout loss Gibson Inflicted on him last November was the only time Gates has been defeated and he can't wait to get Gibson back In the ring. -. "Dancing" Johnny Boudreaux will be appearing in the semi-final to the Ron Lyle-Mac Foster Jan. 28 bout In Houston, Tea. The card will be promoted by Ashlock and if Lyle comes out on top, as he Is expected to, look for the Denver heavyweight to meet Muhammad All for the title later this year in New York... Lonnie "Magic" Bennett tuned up for his coming London battle with John Conteh by winning a 12-round decision over Eddie Duncan. It was Duncan who scored the only setback to Conteh when he beat the now WBC light heavyweight champion back in September of 1972. Efforts are being mache to put "Termite" Watkins, the sensational lightweight prospect, in with Larry Peterson, the finest 136-pounder living In Florida. Both Tampa and Orlando are bidding for this natural match-up but Peterson's manager, Doug Brady, wants the Jacksonville fighter to get a few more bouts under his belt. His Domican Republic opponent has done most of his fighting in New York where he is the leading contendor for the U.S. lightweight title. His record is 14-4-1 and he has been installed a 7$ underdog by the local betting gentry. HERE AND THERE IN THE BOXING SCENE. . , Wells has been signed to fight Mexican middleweight champion Manuel Ellzoyxjo in a scheduled 10 rounder on Jan. 18. LEE GEIGERThe Sacreniento, Calif. contest makes. little sense for Wells. He will have only 11 days from the time he meets Clay in Miami to the time he steps into the ring with Elizondo.,, Mike Quarry's proposed Jan. 21 date in Stockton, Calif. with "Indian" Yaqui Lopez looks like it will be postponed. Quarry emerged from his win over Roman with two cuts and a pair of eyelids that looked like golfballs. In his dressing room after the fight Quarry sounded almost paranoid as he accused Roman of deliberately butting him. Roman has been called almost everything under the sun, Including a lousy fighter, but this is the first time anyone has accused him of using dirty tactics to try to win a fight. [)on Gridder, formerly TV 35's sportsci'.ster, is once again unemployed. He was working for Ashlock as his public relations' man for the ,_ JC Stumbles Agailsn ..Again - boxing cards. Replacing Don is a well known fight figure from the midwest, Bruce Trampler.. Otero, a Cuban refugee, is sixth in the United States among junior lightweights and carries a record of 45-6-2 Into the fray. -; S : W:i'.. -I ,_ Im ,. .. ,~ _1=94't.#~-_A-,*,_ *i_Au~ one of the hottest young middleweight prospects in the country. •••• 1* .. T,~ ; ~ *, 011 By CHUCK MCCLUNC, Jim McIntyre and Vernon Herald Correspondent Johnson came alive for the It's the same old line. .. the Raiders in the second stanza, as Stetso n 's Bill Seitz, No. 45, grabs a rebound and locks knees wit), teammate Dave Stowers, No. 24, in same old story for the Seminole several times the hosts Monday night's hatter Classic win over American University. (herald Photo by Don Vincent) Junior College basketball team, threatened to come back. Once again the Raiders took Seminole closed to eight early advantage of an oononent ootnts. 49-41. with mlnt,Inc Monday night it was gone In the half bef ore Je ff Kankaee, Illinois Conununity Scott turned the game in 0 i " f .,-i.&. " - ... - ~ ___ ___Zifi~~ Pl 'e ttsbu I oesn t care ran • 4 0 0"% ' 4 ' 11 lowu 3 $4 - NEW ORLEANS (A?) - na run up and down the field at Tarkenton said. "We may have Francis Asbur Tarkenton has will on their defense n' our de one a pirri but I don't call 1t the greatest respect for the (ense. I think it's going to be a every game. I might call five or Pittsburgh Steelers' defense - very disciplined game. I think six a whole season. But there but that's not to say he's over- it's the strongest defenses are opportune times to dolt and awed by it. we've ever had in a Super Bowl when we've clone it, it's When someone suggested game." worked." Monday that the Steelers' deThe difference between the .i.. it. .• t... ..... - L. , .. . . ( lenrlv the iii F(,'rpn',. ic Ihil _ It Chip Noe led the Raiders field goals and seven-of-nine at early in the first half with 15 the charity strip - for his markers. SJC led as much as career and the game high. five points behind Noe's P George K:gge by teammate But balanced attack by the plimented the 23-point effort Illinois visitors resulted in a with 14 marks of his own. "rrnw l - midway In the half . Kankakee Increased its Kankakee went on to win its ridvantage to a 61-45 lead with 10th game in 14 outings, 73-68. less than nine minutes Nor took complete control of remaining. the scoring attack for-SIC in the But the die-hard Raide lint half. The 6-4, 185-pound fought back, only to fall again. rs Virginia freshman fin is with hed S.JC cut the disadvantage to - - I % - . -'1 - AR t • - = 44 -. Cl' P - , ' . t i _ -' 'ii' �- ,- ---- - ----- - -.€_ ---r--- - - - -- - eli"'I i 2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY ______ ~iXlf_y i . Daily Double (6 1) P620. (6 51 S 1940 Results MONDAY MATINEE FIRST, Doublei, Spec 7: MN'(hJI II FIorza 14 ?0 70 100 Echano Sanchez S 20 610 AId4M Len: $60 1 Oun.eI Perfecta (3 51 S9reO SECOND, Doublii, Spec 7: Aldena Sanchez 1500 610 500 6 Ica Betia 1000 160 7 Urra len': 1W Quinleta (76) $3410 Perfecto (67) $7140 P 0 0 13 5 w)?h 2 6) %1 40 THIRD, Doublt, Spec 7: P'ex 4 00 - -- 1 3 1 3 1 I 7 5 6 Oulniela I! 7) $77 $0 Perfecta (7 0) in 10 ri Alberd 15" 600 170 6 I r :3 100 160 3 : ra Arana Ou'nlla III 6) 116 70 P,rfect (6 31 $9750 FOURTH, Doubiti, Spec 7: :r cha Juan 1100 S 70 160 7 C,ictio Perez eo 100 1 Domingo Beitia 100 C nse4a (1 7) 15100 perf ects (7 11 59400 Daily Double Is 7) 1)97 00 FIFTH, Doubles, Spec 7: ChucPo Arpi II 10 5 00 310 Domingo Altu 1 IC 400 Sala LarrIa 120 Qnr1 U 1 SY 00 13 SIXTH, Doublei. Spec 7: PlPQUI Perez 1660 510 560 7 CichO Miguel 503 350 1 Ercz Altu 760 Ouini,4a (12) 13660 Perfect. (7)) 1)0500 SEVENTH, Doubles. Spec 7: Aldana Via 11 70 400 360 7 I ca Sar*the: 660 360 3 M'w'cb3 It 1Cr: Quiniela (37) 12160 P e rf e cto (7 3) 110200 SIXTH, Doubles, Spec 7: Arecha Muguer:. 1160 1000 310 1 Chucl*o Aguirre 610 640 Fermin Mencha I 500 S Quiniela (11) 13160 Pertecta (1 11 1*610 NINTH. Sin9I, Spec 7 A7p1 1320 I 70 420 3 Sala 100 500 Sr THIRD - 11$ N. 32.36 Cotton Socks 1410 760 160 Jack's Chetrenne 020 100 Brothel Mine 100 Ounela 1131 4) Si) 70 Perfecta Ii 31 $12390 FOURTH - 1 10, 0. 3)12 Qu iet Pride 960 3 10 360 Chrome Charger 300 300 Ryirim P1'? 100 Ouniela (Is) $17.10 Perfecta 15 A) $1320 FIFTH - 5-16. C. 3)51 Ifl5WNjtl 660 Bang 5.10 360 CampusCut., 310 Aguirre Quint-Ia (37) $3910 Perfecto (3 7) 110500 TENTH, Sin1is. !pec 7: Muguenia 1060 960 650 3 Fermin 1720 360 4 San? 300 I Ouinieta (3-4) 13900 (3.4) 111310 Daily Double's (3-3) 5174 10 ELEVENTH, Doublit, Spec?: Erdo,.A,pI 1150 100 560 • Cacho-T&n S.0 310 3 Negul Zarrs$ 00 2 Qvir*Fela (SI) $5403 Peelecta (5 3) )9740 TWELFTH, Doubles. Spec?: Bilbaol,4ug,rz. 7$ 10 1510 570 7 Ftirm in Miguel 160 300 5 DomlngoAguirre 400 Ouiniela (5-7) 1940 Pe-rfect (7-5) 211.70 Big 0 (SA with all 3) 119470. (51 with all 7) $l9i.20 A-1.4I6; Hanole-$11.61l SIXTH 1 3 S (6), 5 Uritl 16.00 10.20oO Larri-B*)tIa NI9U Lenli 310 3.40 7 500 Quint-Ia (71) 5.3120 Perfecta (1 7) 5.39 70 SECOND -DCUDI*1, Spec 1; Mechalltrana 400 -all S40 2 tcaYa 340 360 5 (day Bettis 300 I Qs.jinl4Ja (75) 13) 20 Pe"ects 12S) $11520 0.10 100 UUaEIOtZI FIRST - 5.16, A 3129: Silver Spice 1340 44 TI'IiS IS Phantom 310 S*ar*e'e'I Cobbler Qutn1e' (1-7) 120.20 SECOND - 3-6. D. 39.05 Calif cc Dolt II 23 11 00 Cactus Clavde 4 00 Hi Ho Nancy ', TWELFTH. s. C 6 flflO 1140 450 Alavb-lain 1200 0.00 OomingoLarrea 300 1 - ct Ouiriles III 3) so 20 1 3 5) 1170 10 Perfe SIXTH — Doubles, 5p7; ec Chucho-Aguirre 11.20 $ Cacho Perez 1OYR KY. BLIND 40 Ouln)ela (2 6) $4003 -S - Aruk ( Otjin)$ US) $M20 Pertecta 15 1) 1137 tO NINtH - Singles, Spec 7: 2 310 7 Zarre Q*jln&a 1711 12110 53, Zumbt,n Ii, Spoiski $4, LaChap,II 76, Fiet U. Day EwIng 77, Bauldsff 75. Rol'Owik, 76. Buckley 79, Melvin 10, Murray so, P'rfecta I 760 30 Ramon 170 ' UNOERWOR" r „i. a __________________________________________ ______ 00)1140 IN SCOTLAND ELEVENTH, D"blies. Spec T: huchoLarrea ,; I -,.-i -,-, 4 60 140 BENEDICTINE CCW hA MAREIA : 14 9S j ABC OR CREAM ALE NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR 1 ---- it ; .1 - "I AND AT .t 4 0) The bidding Remember the mispelled slogan, "TIUMK"? South played dummy's Jack of s pa des at trick one. East rose wi th the a ce ; paused a while to do some "thimkthg." Then he ledbackthesjxof spades. After that friendly ret ur n Sou th had no trouble collecting two spades, four clubs and tlU'C diamonds. He even got in a heart trick at the finish, but he didn't need it. If East had done some constructive thinking instead of his garbled version he would have said to himself, "South Opened a no-trump without the ATE A - k '-7 _________ IIIIIIIIIIIIII _____ Lorry (es A Lewis 15-CENT SURCHARGE FOR THE / IIIA E- /-7 -t /-1_,,"- ' A - - -- -_ 1 3.99o., 19 u BLOP4DIE Ivu MORE BUTTER ON lii - _ A cocku a a oav S"IMAV, •CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV 11111PLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECTA LOE. MORE, ORE who's been throwin' spitballs and she doesn't!" FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Boll.,, (IF YA TODAY'S QUESTION You do bid two spades and partner bids three diamonds What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow I )E NE MADE '49vi 01 Send 51/or JACOB V MODERN "Win at Bridge," this newspaper) 0 Boa' 489. Radio City Station New York NY 10079 (c/o C s',i,' - DOONESBIJRY ) TC) )4M SNOW 'TR, by Garry Trudeau . MOQE,MOQE..! LIKE PLENTY i r OF BUTTER ” .T).4ANi< U ' 1 .. Chic Young it I14OPEHE DOESN'T SUDE 4 OUT OF it'S SEAT! TUMBLEWEED by T. K. 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TEQUILA ____ LIGHT 00 DÁil '" REMY MARTIN v.s.o.p. OI.OMWICO' ' rRUM PREMIUM HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS _______ ROYAL ____ruTITOOIco SiINlSy lUll PQ P0op IMP ____ " ' CA'A0i*i1 $6_IMP SC01C,i 'MAI4I'INI.MANHATTAN .-- VA1ICH COGNAC 1O'. CANADIAN :.-; •PINACO:..ADA.MAITAI CANADIAN ABC 8 VAR 4 17 'DAIQUIRI • MARGARITA SUNSET PLANTER'S NUTS PREMIUM ___ '1•sc-*H QUARTS IMP C.A5,*oIA1* SCOTCH 'TOM COLLINS ______ COCK TAIL _____ 4955 C.*5( It S I *1*0 ITS 001*) JJTI* 29 -WHISKEY to y III 5.99°A' _4.49 1__ 7________________________________________________________________________ slim______________________ Robinson 11, Rogers 7), Proser n, Pleckans 73. McKinley 71. Hut o £K9 V985 AQJ 6 AAQJ8 Nurth South vulnerable _________ ________ 1i. STR sy IOUNSON $0' £*TRA ItISID i y IA 5954 t' •lU( 79's - A A 62 ' J 72 •853 £10 74 WI 0 1 ' ___ -_/ '15 YEAR RARE OLD 4.971___ M 41 ' 12AM] * Hi-Way 17.92, Fern Park - ____ ___ S•97H - ______________________________________ dropped the Seminoles record [j UPIDERnOPID to i.. Late Brantley is 2-1 oussil 1 7 twl . _ _____ OPtS VODKA 48cw '.. '''_ Ciir'wa Cl. Prefoc I), Ho-Si 91, Hanes I. UMPA S IT, OSCAR, IF ThEN ER TO TH' E(4NG T(4E'y KEEP Ti4I5 UP BETTEI GET Y4TERHOLE T34ERE 'V%ON'T BE BUSY! IN' SHE NEVER A FEMALE LEFT CAME SACX! IN MOO! _____ - QUAIL JACQUIN CREEK I' ST5Ai0iT TROPIC y •Qffij ISLE RUM CALVERT ,, & B 1 vs - - 11000*11 ANYTIME 101 I11AMI 9I((N.SC0TCH.WIOURI0N IMP SCOTCH 3 ' .11 — f.A S(W S&44 5-5I BAIT lUll's, BAIT 00*15 CERTIFIED J.T.S,BROWN 0 Seminole has lost its last two In other area high school - WilousAlt CAU (IS) - F1 IMP SCOTCH 1 0v • R, BOURBON SIR KY BRI, __________________ 840 560 Grou. - CERTIFIED 90 ° GIN I of°''' 11,11111111111 ____ ______ - A FLIGHT-Senicy 71, Carpenter 7?.McGratpil7,Len?on7lLanjer7l 0ok5 71, Th e defeats, ad- by Dave - ROYAL DELUXE IMP ____ VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES Il*1IALOU - ,,:: MARTIN'S V.V.O. STANLEY __________________ 140 2 rnlnisteed by Orlando Evans _____________________ and Edgewater last weekend, ____________________ ______ 1120 Sato ' ' WORLDS FlP4fS STR Icy LIGHT'ICOTCH Sponsors event follow: 77. TIiss 73. McCarthy MCorthy 76. Weigand $60 440 I games. 4YR SIR KY tISItA s .iui 59ci __ - _ Domir'P,4-enctiI 'lCiAt$i CMI TANQUERAY JIM BEAM BRI IMP ENGLISH GIN tu OLD 7.10 340 skidding on a fourgame losing 3-60 5 strI Invade Seminole High ~ - ' *ESUYANbSELL! I -~ for a high school basketball -Perfecta (7 II 15* 20 EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec 7: ______________________ Sala Aguirre IT 114 5$ TOAV MIC( RARE OLD 499 71, Largen 75, Cush 75. Polk 7$, &e3 6*3 460 s _ .1 , Ttwt' a certainty tonight at McKee 79, Move 79, Lin?on 51, Sefl'IinOIe IliglI &±°01 W) he Walker 07, SEVENTH — Doubles. Spec 7: Bell $9, I4oj9es 59. Evans La ke Brantley Pa tr io ts , Sa Eddy- nchez 5.00 440 360 7. ren,',i, Juan WP:ST £108753 V 1064 •K2 £9 (I S ALLEY OOP NEW YORK (AP) - Chuck Wepner, a liquor salesman from Bayonne, N.J., is expected to fight for the heavy. weight championship of the world against Muhammad All in Jamaica in late March, Mike Burke, president of Madison Square Garden Center, said Monday that All's manager, Herbert Muhammad, "called me this morning and said that he had decided to cancel the Lyle fight and expected to take a fight with Wepner in Jamaica. "We had really expected to sign tomorrow with Herbert an agreement to fight Ron Lyle March 24 in the Garden." All was supposed to get $2 million to fight Lyle in the SPIRITS DEALER a t ii ROYAL DELUXE 8Y#_STR.KY.BRB,TEQLJILA „, _W $10,000. The Pro-Am pWt L's $6000 Complete results of the Gold Ectsano Lenit Urza Javi Qu)ntia Q3 10974 £ K 32 I_______________________ — l - Illillill ace-king-queen or Jack of hearts. Would he make that bid without one of the four lop spades also? Proba bly not!" That would have marked South with t king of spades and made a spade return most unattractive, Then East would shift to the deuce of hearts West's 10 would for ce the kln" or queen from dummy. Later on West would get in wi th the king of diamonds and lead a heart to his partner. East would cash three heart tricks and Sou th 's three no-trump contract woul d have gone to never-never land. ,K Wepner Vs. All? 5 DAY SALE TUES THRU SAT. JAN 11 STANLEY HEDGES IMP CANADIAN BUTLER aces *GanahI s, ____________ 1 SCOTCH HARVEY'SBEEFEATER IMP. SCOTCH * Wuta GIN. 59P5 - & GIN, RUM BRANDY, BLEND. 17 6) 1117 00 Perfecta ...,,.. 3.n.14 549 Pat! ____ 7 '.7 ____ by Dick Tumor ByOSWALDand JAMEi JACOBY M)ItTH __________ P £ SIR. BRB. Ruiii IS. Clont: II 200 3 v,prt 7YAq 90 PROOF GIN LONDON TOWER IMP. TEOUI BROOKFORDJOSECOOTIZt11C0 12 YR. KY. Z. DELTONA- George Homan, The Filth Annual Deltona a 19 handIcapper, stroked an 84 Open a nd fl Pio.,&jn begin for a net 65to lead all golfers in Friday. Then 200 prO(eSSIOnaJS the annual Deltona Open from the U.S. and Canada tournament for the Gold compete Saturday and Sunday Sponsors on Saturday, for a cash purse totaling Seminole Brantley Veie Accidental fl ST IT S0URI0 B FLIGHT - Homan IS, Brown 71. Fermin Aguirre IIt'%riii A iutu VUURM Sponsors Foster won CFflt with a cad dlkogl~ I . I_ f - 1975-38 - iS ABC 6 YR. KY. A 5TUPI.' 11. Jan. 7, WIN AT BRIDGE S 8U1.;, STR.ky.BOURBON Daily Double (13) 120160 FIFTH, DosibIn, Spec 7: Wall IISILA W Pui.i es Wthh $1,0O. Pe,cla (3 1) 5151 I - Gbs.on (0). 7 Shannoodale (12), Solo Jack (1), i Montague Print (5). S K's Purty View (3), 6 P's Chinaman (61, 7. Blockbuster (72). I Berkley Lofty 110) FIRST, $-il. B j ' 370 1 Modest DelI (6), 3 Joyful Jack (6), Russian IS). DOflI'II (121,6 Scat? 3.60 I 370 6 Jackson (10), 7. Sand SaIl (1), • nognan's round easil y gave hIm honors in C Flight corn- (- Tuesday, CARNIVAL FASTER AB 6 Boyish-faced Bobby Knight, the fiery competitor who made aggressive nose-to-nose defense his coaching trademark, has guided Indiana to the top of the college basketball world. The unbeaten Hoosiers, who won their 13th game of the season Monday night, are ranked No. 1 in this week's Associated Press college basketball poll, announced today. It marks the culmination of an effort begun four years ago by Knight, when he left the head coaching job at Army to take (lie post ;it Indiana. The hoosiers, rated No. 2 last week, took over the top rung on the ladder from defending national champion North Carolina State, which was upset by Wake Forest &378 Friday night. WASHINGTON APi - The National Collegiate thletic Association will begin a pilot program, possibly is spring, to develop national sports championships for omen comparable to those now sanctioned for men. The NCAA Council, the organization's policymaking 'dy, directed the NCAA's Committee on Women's Inreollegiate Athletics to embark on the program. It is ire to draw fire from the Association for Intercollegiate tiletics for Women, the major collegiate body for female hletet whkh Ii nnt ,r0 ni k& IJP* A - TONIGHT Hort-,,an P GOLLY, wiU'r MACMINE, -, By The Associated Press Vomen Championships? ARCEXTRADRY 900 300 7 370 3 No. Indiana HOUSTON tAP) - A police investigator says he 'elleves the deaths of Houston Astros pitcher Don Wilson nd his young son. Alexander, were accidental. Joseph Jachnimcivlc, Harris ('ounty medial t'xa:n(ner, uled Monday that Wilson, 29, and Alexander, 5, died of arix'n monnxlde poisoning when the gas filled their home unday in the Houston's southwest area. Wilson's daughter, Denise, 9, and his widow, Bernice, 7, were hospitalized. Denise remained In critical conition and Mrs. Wilson was listed in fair condition. ELEVENTH.$.16, A I. WilIiff Ida (17). 7 Lea Pigo (57), 3. Poor Ann (5), 4 & M.'S I Cold U. (6), 5 Disc DewItt (61,6 Take Over (1), 7 Callaway Sam (10), S 8-aiim (5) Dog Entries 320 1 7• 2 finishersineachnightreceived Oviniela (34) 145 20 Racing Deathblow Wilson 's Death Valley (6) - MONDAY NIGHT J Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 3.10 3 match after he and Jennie Ring 75. R..'fflere 75, Eckstein 76, Perfects (1 5) 577.40 O'Brien tied at net 'p2. FOURTH, Doubles. Spec 7: Swisher 7$. Goc#manicn 70. HarTh e flight winners received a man 10. Kurmal SO, Clevela nd Menchall Perez 900 S 400 50, Larrl A:pi 7 00 510 1 set of woods and the top 10 Ping SO. Carpenter 00. Gesser 50 Ogulia v:a C -- r.r, -- ~ II& NEW YORK (AP) -Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler and Mean Joe Greene, defensive tackle of the Pittsburgh Steelers, wcrc r.amcd the Naticnal Foothall League's top players by The Associated Press today. A nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters chose Stabler the Offensive Player of the Year, and gave defensive honors to Greene based on their performances during the 194 NFL regular season. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - The owner of 24 racing greyhounds which were killed by intruders during the weekend says he won't let the loss stop him from participating in future races. "This put quite a dent in our plans, but it didn't knock mc out," Robert E. Thomas said Monday. The dogs, worth an estimated $75,000, were found dead in their kennel at the Derby Lane Racetrick, Pmellas County Sheriff's deputies said the animals may have been electrocuted or poisoned. Telephone wires leading to the kennel were slashed, officers said. SEVENTH, $-Il. 0 1. Frlen, John (S),? Look Ethel (52),) Li (6). 1 Jolly Kidder (17), 5 Oic McD % Jet (6), 7 April Pic k (10), 5. Slinso., (5), EIGh TH. 5.16, A - I BerkIe Stacey (5). 7 Go Tom Eckert (1). 3 U' 4 ( ,,,.h rn:(), 5 Dark Mist (0), 6 Dark Ctiamplon (52). 7L Mineola Mi MOM (10), 5 Hoefer' Sallie (6) NINTH, 5-16. C - 1. Berkley Cli p (01,7 X's Beautiful (712), 3. ion, Thum (43, 1 Lonesome Jason (1), 5 Montague Midriff (10), 6. Ecte (I). 7 Avadelle (31.1 Lady Bird (SI TENTH.$441, S. C I Frolicking Fran (0), 7. Criss Tammy Tears (SI, 3. Powtn (52), 1 Hasty Holly (101. 5 ftreig (17), 6 Big looker (6). 7 Fan,te Fantrn 11.0 Rose Of th e Quiniela petition., Big 0 (2 1 with 2 5) 1-42610 THIRD, Double's, Spec?: Roger Seney mastered IcaAlbe'di 3.40)1.00 3.40 I Flight With a net 71 II ArechaAnana Stabler, Greene Honored , cold FIRST - DoM's, Spec 1: Aren 't - , J , '' Dog Owner Says Killings Charlie (1), 7 Early Star (6), Funloving (I). SIXTH,Is. B I. Texas Fay (4 7 Start Moving (10),) Bare Fact ( 21, 1 Fortune Seeker (17), S. Ic Eagle (1), 6 Cr i ss ss Fran (6). 7 (3 G 's Merry (5), 0 Montague Killes - MONDAY NIGHT Spats (5), 6 - USE TIlE ADDING IN BRIEF 21. Dream Perfect. i s 30 SIXTH A. 31.94 lankeywi)Iim 640 3 70 3401 T. Knee 300 4.00 7 Quin'ela (1 61 53463 Berkley kI*tj 700 6 Perfecta 16 1) 1761 20 Quinp la (I 21 113 10 ' SEVENTH - III. 0. 31.0$ Perfecta (1 21 $41 10 Buddy flIup 1410 720 310 1 SEVENTH - 5.11l, 32.09 M -s'ery le 10 60 660 S Pnincs ei Jan11 00 5 60 310 6 5.k*11agolrp 900 I Jetting Jerry 920 7.10 7 Ouinie(a (IS) $31 60 Sn itM 140 3 Perf ecta (4 S $S9 50 Ouniel (76) 16)00 EIGHTH - 5-16,. C. 31.53 Perfecto (A?) 1)9600 Moody Hall 1300 6 4) 340 EIGHTH - 1-16. 31.6$: Ne.'wooI 7.70 4 1 I Lusty Lieutenant 500 360 300 1 Sprn0f,pldMan 410 7 f• tC,uf a up 80 500 6 r Y se :Ir.h Tr,ins 400 5 Prrfe?a IS I) 13iS' JO Quiniel. (1-6) 13200 NINTH - 5-16, C. 31.00 Perfect. (1 6) %84 00 Tell Doll 710 370 240 NINTH - 36. B, 39.0$: WyCliff Gold S 10 260 3 Poor Little RObiflIl 00 520 300 2 Tricky 710 0 Douglass Bab 300 S60 3 (I 41 15310 Ted'i Wendy 7.10 I Perfecto (13) II1IIQ Quiriiefa (7)) TENTH - S-Il. B. 31.41 Perfect. (7 3) $143 10 June's Bash 960 300 360 5 TENTH 5-16. B. $1.44: 1700 170 3 I.*iwe. in 3 470 3 i i 's I f,iogene 440 2 MOfltgue CoinI 2 00 260 2 Qiinela (33) 13970 CuteCleuct,,rt 560 3 ELEVENTH - S-Il. A 31.fl Ouini ela (2 3)110030 Bro,vn Spectre 11.00 110 100 S ELEVENTH - S-Il. A. 3147: Times tomn 360 313 3 Tonkaw. PhylIli 1000 603 . 300 S M Tartan 320 2 Montague ontague Bayan 77 03 3.20 7 Qut-( (3 5) $1) 10 Husker Firt 7.40 3 Perfect. is 3) SIX )0 Oulniela IS 7) 194 10 Big P IS with 53) 142170 Perfect. 15 7) 5195 30 TWELFTH - 3.1. 0, 39.71 Big Perfca () 2) w th 3 fl Pol ly Dee 7020 1 00 300 110$? 10 Rare Ada 17.10 100 7 TWELFTH - is, 31.91, C. L L's Ivory 100 $ President Lad 310 250 260 0 Ouinel (57) 1*600 Poit- Gibson 2.10 120 7 Trfr- a (S 70' 544060 Rich Ron 1,00 S A - 1.00), Hbndie - $173,610 Ou niefa (7-I) $16 20 Infect, (0 71 $175 60 A 2.272. I4.incll,.( fl,1 rtier Cover Speed (57) SECOND. . o Tiger P (1),?. Money PlIle (0), 3 What 7 Catch (6;, 1 Booum (6), S B. J, P Star (12). 6. Fabulous Girl (5), M15 Electric (1)0. Eadn Sherri THIRD, 5)6.0 1 S.cramlln P' (S 7). 7 's Mandalay (I), 3 Lilt Coro (12), A. Hiren Help (1). 1 Bn 1 Wonderena (6). S All Good (I) 7 FOURTH, 1)6, C - 1. Delanc Arkle (6). 2 Marr Shifty (17), KtcPum (5), 4 X's Sprite (4). S. Li Tux (5),6 'LIIUI J4 (57),?. Ears (I S Phantm King (6). 5 FIFTH. 5.16, 0 - I K's Chici .1 10 100 4 2 i. I Hi Henry (10), 3. A 160 7 drine P. ttrcss (52). 1 Dave Xi Shill Instant Return (II) $) 1)0. B. 31.67 Our 10.00 6 00 110 6 600 110 1 9 QrneIa I) Perfecto (1 I) SlOe 20 Daily Doi,h)e (Ii) 161.70 THIRD - $)6, 16, 31.64: ,Montague Market 340 710 260 Never seltle 310 2.40 H I Ron's Blue 160 Ou-nela (I 31 $700 Perfecta (1 3) $13 SO FOURTH - $-10, 0, 31.74: Mineola Daisey 1710 100 400 Sid Eads Ii,) 300 Margit'M4ne 760 QUiniela 12 4) $2600 Perfecta (4 V %13050 FIFTH - $)6, C, 3113 Montague O'Reilly 1040 7.03 1,60 JLJT &aTTiN. TARTE j COLUMN O FJ&URE VET, ZERO? ! ' I ;I - __Jr - Jai Alai -1AVENr -YOU ADDED LIP TI-44T Mort Walker _____________________ : ' ;", CE �413--Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1975 Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1975-5B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Firing Line Rt.1,Bo*)2tCPowerCour rndustraParatsR Gun Shop SanfordFlorida 377fl r Gar Gardedand, OPEN DAILY A.M. '3 P.M 305.333i747 A tubidary of Layer En'trpri - $100 RED SEED POTATOES COMPLFTE GUN REPAIRS CUSTOM BLUING £ PLATING POLICE WEAPONS OUR SPECIALTY Ci,' One Pair at our regular low low prices and select another pair of up to equal value for AUTOMOTIVE... BRAKE 995 A SPECIAL - LOCATED AT NURSING CENTER Robjild wPieIi (yiud*rj Svrtacn5 4rvmi rpik *%"I b.w. Hlvy. . o - •u wos . where your friends E40.p Ce •,•_ 1.° Csnwq Sinferd Ave£ Old Oqtaeo Herr \" $ 004 Is Ytf) 1145 LEWI% ' 321.0510 ... .................................AUTOMOTIV .• . TCONTRACTORS 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. FL G eUtl op II UI& ItI Horse Features DanWess WN /4( CUSTOM MADE: HOUSE PLiNS ADUITION PLANS SHOP DRAWINGS LOT MAPS BLUEPRINTS I ) n rjWestern wearing apparel is 7*JPIdIY becoming the -I clothing on the fashion scene. Crisp deiilrn fabrics in various P31terns and designs can be loordInated for casual everyday wear or for stylish evening garb. Even leans ire wearin'g out their dated image of being clothing fit only for ragAmuffins, and are secur1no Weir place in the hcrn, otfic. Jidon the town. The Horse & *.der Western Store, 2858 S I Sanford, Ave., has much more to offer the fashion conscious People of Seminole County. BEAUTY SALON .. a.-. -.. S& Sesth eu OPEN 6 DAYS Mon. & Thurs. Eves, to 9p.m. S 830-1243 or 831-2322 dft irlim's Wig Boutique Putt- Pu" On Out And SaveAt Interstate Mall • 436 & 1.4 Altamonte Springs, 8314354 noI 2 for 1 Sale DUDA AUTO PARTS And O Open Daily 10a.m.. 9p.m. Sun. 1 p.m. .6 p.m AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE.RETAIL S LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT BOOK COPIER CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. -DOCTORS DONT MAIL HOUSE CALLS' 'UT 10 MIRRORS 'PAINT Ir K1RT 'WALLPAPER Senkarik \•) DOES okN YVt-iEflE IN 5CUI0L11 COtJJT'Y Glass £ Paint Co., Inc. Ph 377 4672 - - -- flE - - S•SQ 710Ma9noIia Aye Sanford 39 's"!) (.'O 99 '7' Dot toot OvtR 30 'YEARS_E,PER,CNCE Seeds Tuxedo reeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Pet Supplies Annuals Vegetable Plants 13&k Aqe9q 202 S. Park Ave. HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE- 1 COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 377.2624 AUTO INSURANCE Sanford, Florida LOW RATES 16-24 Year Olds 5R221s Filed E Payments Open Daily 9.5 Fri. 9.6 Sorry Closed Sat. For Quotes CALL J REFINISHED OAK WASH STAND FURNITURE 10%% OFF C LJNSMITIHNG IS A TEDIOUS ART, REQUIRING SKILL AND MOBILITY ... Ken Straight, gunsmith at the Firing Line Gun Shop Is shown here carefully repairing a rifle ULIAI(ir goal i to become a been with Layer Enterprises Wesson, Colt, Luger and other released to make sure It is in Nobody sneaks up on us complete outfit for guns and for six months. while we're wearing our famous models and designed a perfect condltèon. A testing repairs, for both hunters and Every piece of equipment gun with fewer moving range is set up across the road law enforcement authorities," used in the repair shop at The thus narrowing the possibilities from the business. Guns that says Rod Layer, owner of The Firing Line is specialized and of malfunctions which are are stored need to be cleaned Firing Line Gun Shop, located is calibrated to the hundreths of common to any revolver. After more often than most people in the 1.4 Industrial Park near an inch. They stand behind a slow start the company is now think. They should beespecially Sanford. The gun shop is a every piece of work they do. into their 3rd minor oiled to prevent rust if they are subsidiary of Layer Vale's En. They are set for complete modification which will to be stored forany length of terprises made up of eight repairs, mounting, nickel eventually make this gun the time. businesses operating in the plating and bluing, best on the market. Sanford area, and owned by The Firing Line Gun Shop The Firing Line Gun Shop Ph. 831.7232 Layer says that the Dan does anything that is connected 350 Longwood Plaza Rod, enterprising young en. sells and trades new and used Wesson revolver can be with guns and 3mmunition; if trepreneur. guns. They carry Hwy. 17.92 Longwood High. dropped with the hammer they don't have It in stock The gunsmith today is a Standard, Dan Wesson Arms, cocked and will not fire unless they'll get it for you. They sell member of a specialized craft Ithica and all name brands, the trigger is pulled-this the belts, holsters, slings and other In which the prices are much They are the only Dan Wesson fail-safe- feature. The gun accessories for guns. the same, but the skill and art dealer and distributor in can also be dropped in fire and Rod Layer's businesses are competitive, according to Central Florida, and cover the dirt and will still continue to that make other up Layer En. Layer. His gunsmith is Ken enti,e Southeast, carrying a fire, where many other models terprises are: Seminole Straight, who has been In the complete stock of parts. They will foul up alter the second Printers; Layer Equipment a business for 15 years. Guns also have connections all over round Is fired. Supply; Security Specialists have been a hobby with Ken, as the United States to get any The most novel feature of the South; Stress well as a business. His dad was parts needed. Metric, a Dan Wesson is the fact that the polygraph service; Layer a part-time gunsmith. so Ken Dan idl Dan Wesson is rapy barrels may be changed by the Uniforms; Seminole Data grew up into the craft. He has Complete the countrys finest owner, permitting him to Processing; and Metro Orlando revolver, according to Rod change his basic frame to a 2". Security Corp. Layer. Dan Wesson is the other t", cc a 6" barrel. There are Motor Home For the best in gun repairs half of the famous Smith & many ottitr Improved features and accestorles or the best in -Service \'/esson empire, having left that Ken Straight will be happy revolvers, see The Firing Line Smith & Wesson a few years to show you when you visit The Gun Shop. Rod Accessories Layer or Ken alga to manufacture a highly Firing Line Gun Shop, -Straight will be happy to improved firearm. TRAVEL TRAILERS & Mr. Wesson Every gun taken in for demonstrate the exciting new o CAMPERS,TOO took the best of Smith & repairs is tested before it is Dan Wesson revolver.-ADV. : WE WiLLORDER 0 JOHN SCREW 1 10 YOUR EXACT Hawaii was originally DELICIOUS SPECIFICATIONS 1.1JfTWN.w V NEW ' HITCHES OF ALL SIZES SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311 1st. St. 323-47)3 BICYCLES I 1 Everything ID SPEEDS. UNICYCLES TANDEMS- 3 WHEELERS for the Horse & Rider Men Look At Sales Service Parts -Accessojes BINGO FEEDS Pretty Faces Let 1975 Be Your Most Beautiful Year .- f 1 • __________________ •' DENIMDUDS AT HORSE & RIDER WF1ERN STORE ... Casual, everyd$yor fancy wear can befound. and blankets. Feed for all kinds of animals is also stocked. Footstomping music lovers will adore the selection of costumes Horse & Rider carries. Fancy full skirts in vivid colors and bold patterns with bloomers and pretty, frilly blouses will make the women dosa-dos their partners In the whole night long. For men, only the fanciest duds will -do. and Horse & Rider has them. Bill LaBree,uwnerofHorse& Rider, prides himself on having the most complete western store around, and invites you tc come in and browse around You'll find the friendly quiet atmosphere and the smell ol tanned leathers and suedes as attractive as you will their selection of western wear. ADV. Visit Our IfI-.--- - for a perfect make. Up use MELE NORMAN'S' Three steps to - Beauty. A Beautiful New Look Begins with a Beautiful Ccrr.lexion IKactus "f -. I - I' - Korral Lloyd's Bicycle Horse j Shop Celery & Mellonvilte FREE BEAUTY LESSONS MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE PH. 323.2631 r Rider 3237990 7).* Sanford Ave 3231640 - settled by Polynesians. it Is some of the delicacy and flavor of their tables that many gourmet restaurants try to imitate In this country. But experts will tell you that there Is nothing like the real thing; a Hawaiian luau, a feast at which a wide varity of native delicacies are served, including fruits picked fresh from the trees, and seafood straight from the sea. But go to Hawaiinot only to eat, but to enjoy the beaches, the shopping, the relaxed pace Hawaii offers sornethinq for everyone. Reserve early ,t CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO. INC., 57 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park Mall. We plan domestic and International trips for Individuals and groups. Call 645.2060, Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10.2. 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The Herald's full of news & photos of ur local youth that the bigger papers don't covr. The Herald's women's pages report the news of local women of Seminole and Volusia counties and tell us about what women are doing, thinking and accomplishing locally. I can't get that kind of coverage in a metro newspaper. PQR I'm a sports fan. I follow the pros and major college games and I get the scoi-es and game stories in The Herald. But I also want to follow the high school and elementary school sports programs and Little League, Pop Warner and other youth sports that I don't get in the metro papers. That's why I read The Herald for sports news, Evening HeMd Sunday Herald - -; ' - 3W 2101 FRENCH A1M UNIOWA Sanford - Pictured on kit with polka dot dress Dinner Plus many other 2562 Park Dr. -.;.- Country Classified Ads Bring Results I - SPECIAL of Bar B Quo '4 Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company IifIWT 1 .10111th This Week's delicious array ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. 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Bid. 143 (301h St.) P.O. Box 444 Sanford Airport I.e. %5at$ Ofl JaI# its it....g .44 A ._I In additiont clothing, Horse Rider carries accessories such as suede ties, ornate belt buckles, wallets, billfolds, hats etc. Anything you need for your western style outfit, Horse & Rider has it. For those who want their animals tobeas well dressed as they are, Horse & Rider can assist you In selecting from their beautiful saddles, bridles SAXON 8-12 3 Dimensional Adjustable up to 11½" z 17" Multi Copy - Completely Automated - Easy operation and maintenance. Demonstrations. Local Service .e r. 0, ISO w i'o.. muOs .s.,..1 ..,. 4 1/2 PRICE ' ., OVIEDO TRACTOR CO Ph. 365-3248 Oviedo AUTO PARTSRoute42S 200 STYLED WIGS ON DISPLAY 48 HOUR SERVICE •!I. ?.,..,,r.uSa.., $.AI4QI uS Ii.. W*(?ssN M Am . " Wave ib..Jn Va. ..4, Ii $I5 IV W55I 1 .qUi 4 .,,.,i ? JV 44* 1.05 i.,i s4 i05 s t.d4frmi type, .5 h.q.. i.uiM J I -, *b.4 ., . WW -z.,. I'.O5S7Fft4wuw L 14 Suede, leather and denim jackets, all available at the _J Horse 8. Rider, still reign in the _ clothing world as being cx tremety durable, and con tinualiy stylish. Horse and Rider carries many coor. (nated or mix and match outfits for both men and women. Western boots, in both plain and fancy styles can be found These boots are prac tical for most any occasion and bear • ch well-known brand names as Dingo, Acne and _________ Wrangler. They are availablein sizes for men women and children Hwy 434 at Pressview St., Longod 807 W. 2nd Street Sanford, Fla. 32771 Phone 321.03.34 FAST. ACCURATE. ECONOMICAL ; n., UA . & Rider Offers Fash ions For Man And Beast Arms Ph. 322.6707 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY IIi'4 I*,Ø' .,..-. W HamUd VICTOR DRAFTING SERVICE ,... i'-'-. '44 BOOT EXTRAVAGANZA - BUILDERS - WEEKENDERS I /A MOLE CRICKET Dear Home Owners: $100 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy SANFORD AVE - re' r ti'J III'The vt -- 001, I!') W First St Ph. 323.4430 San ford (In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) Lewis -- SHOE SALE Planting Guide a Almanac ( W" 140 Orr 1 CALL: 322•2611 or ONLY !Sr Par Wask - t' in 831-9993 D6.' AJ.....eI. 1P �- - -- -- . -r--,--,----.-- ' - - - : -'::c -- 6B— Evening Herald, Sanforti, FL Look, BEACH, Fla. attorneys at the start of the trial Circuit Judge Herboth Ryder. island of Roat.an. Ills body has Sta,el originally was jailed Tampa to Daytona Beach uti'g say they Monday by announcing his "The state ha. always held no been recovered. in lieu of $1 million bond, but cause tlr j;dge agreed don't believe a drowning story client had drowned off a small the belief that If he was given Stansel had been relca.cd oi R3der cut that in hail foilowlng pretrial news coverage wo a,out ':)'rtcr captainfirst :ian Eve. bland on hew Year's thc minimum opportunity, Mr. $500,000 cash bond after he was a three-day hearing. The corn. make it hupossible to select charged byboat Florida's Stansel would try to flee jus- named in the first indictment mercial fisherman statewide grand jury with drug sub. Impartial jury. "Frankly, we do not believe lice," Sa)cthe. snjd. returned by the statewide sequenily raised the cash, smuggling. Mr. Stansel is dead," State Ryder agreed to a request by Defense attorney Bernard grand jury. The panel was con- reportedly the largest cash the state attorney to tmpoi An attorney For Raymond AlLy. E.J. Salcines nd said after an McDempsey said that Stansell vened by Gov. Reubin Askew to bond ever posted in Florida. bond pending a 1 Gary Stansel, 38, stunned state abbreviated session before died while scuba diving off the Investigate drug smuggling. His trial was moved from er hearIng - pace Junk ea s For Earth Return -- . S - ,..., •,..f -4 SI lm. a • I --j - % .., ' .r1 1- L __ ". ' .5 -• j - .... .- --. -. - - -,,.P. - • - a, . I / .' 25-Loans 30 Apartmen:s Rent Un(urnjhed ____________________________ 26-lnsurarce 2 Bedrooms deluxe, sap. dining, eat ... _2,. - - 4'g -----41c a line 3Ica line 34—Mobile 4 - ........... '.: . - . -. -.. - -.. . - , PERFORMED, RET Memoriam 3—Cemeteries 4—Personals S—Lost and Found 6—Child Care 7-Motels Hotels b—Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat 2-In # Ihur H Be. I wi - HOMES - ,_ . -'-:-'.. - - . . . ON RESERVOIR LAKE - - - - - - -. * • . . . -.. mo,' Can Help Call 123 4117 Write p o, Sax 1213 Sanford, Florida V a'SIT T0 MOON? of (he Creek Otila. The "moonscape" was created by a steam above scooping up nd for shipment to iadusal around 11w glass makers lhCCitcvif Court, Sem'note County. Florida mn accordance with the prov;sr".s ci ii, PititiOLj$ Name StaluIe T W't Setiø *65 Cl Florida Statutes t,si. •Orapes - -Option to Buy 1.3 BEDROOM APTI SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS ORT 323-0742 r S SP4CiOus rooms, air, he?. lencm ' yard kids and pc-ft okay United Real Estate Astor. Inc. 323.0532 Toll Free 62$ 5090 Open9a m 9pr Room house partially furnished. Fireple in Fla room. Fruit trees 3fl 1549, 373 1044, ___________ CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TC READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AC PHASE II GRAND OPENING Sun. Mangoustlne 1 13th in phone booth. Reward. Important Papers, pictures, E. Johnsøn. 1700 Mangou'stlne Aye.. )fl-)fll. Neat) FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION Sanora 3 bedroom 7 battn, 3 ChIld Care Geneva Will keep 1 or 2 small chlIOr, Inmyhom,,Man Fri Mrs. Joltnso,. 323 0.471 Sanford Pa Alio Tangecinej 3fl47330r3720313 SINGLE STORY 1 Bedroom Suites from 349,00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 Centsd3, 373-7041, 3Marqt.,ft, B FOR 5: J. Rcha,d Boynton Publish Dec. 17, 74. 31, 1971. J Attorney for PPIiIiOn,' Publish: Dec 17, 21, 3), 1974, Jan 7, 7 DEl 71 Henry Hoche Inc. FROM ONLY COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES Best lot SVICCt loll flow or Dealers are never unOmpboyad They enloy average incOmj in both "Boom or Buff" t'COnomle whether full or par? tIme, MI or Female For dCtili. write Mail available in I MoblIC Homes Rent Beat inflation w,th low rent on a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP 'J ri:.i;f ¶'ne DatIng Inc., If your 'club or like fo be included lhi li'tirq Cdil - THE HERALD IS (305) 323-8160 Arnr Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Cercit Court by: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Pubtlth: Dec 17, 71 3), 1971, Jan 7, CLASSIFIED DE PAR TMENI 32? 761; CARRIAGE COVE Mobile Hom- Lots I bedroom, 7 bitlts, with good neigh 7 P.'nh:Ie Home Spaces lonRent NoPett CAMP SE MINOL F. s aim fl$ or refinance - . if . . T I I ' - - *--',r -L t -. - - . _______ . r r*_54 _ HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. - ' - - - - - - - I - J- - ______ - TiJ jii I lit With Pride By Call For CONSTR1JCT1ON inc. 322-3103 - T _______ ____ -=- JOHNNY WALKER ---,e=.. -=' - lOot ?Oacrs, dcsi'able Iocataon, paved road, trees Terry Neatly, REALTOR. 6710711 LAKE MARY 7' Acre, (Approx I cleared corner site Excellent trm 83.1 689 Mlscoliannous For Sale REAL ESTATE. INC 'I'. - - In the Herald Classified ads are Aet)S 37? Old black and white and read all over I _______________________________ J Odd lobs of all typi's, Carpentry. .Painting. Cement Work. Light Hauling 3222415 purpose again when you sell them with a Classified *4 from the Herald Call us today' Don't delayt Just dial 77774)) or 131 9'43 To place your low cost Want Ad Ct.A55l1 lED ADS 37? 261) - AnQr,gpnai by Debbie Cuttom designed Clothing Ii.nt for you Western taylaring a specIalty 104 E Itt SI, (entrarc, thru Land 0' Fabrics) 32IQ97o 'Tues Sat 9 303 cc by appointment __________________________ Alterations, Designing & Dressmaking ty experts. Singqq appmved dealer 210 E 1st St _______________________ Svbccnti'acwr BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND RIPAIPS 332 1131 Full LineGE Appliances Sanford Electric COmpin Pail Dry.' 327 1567 ________________________ Bauty Caie ______________________ I I . (fc'rn'r,lt iu.'r,clt s titiuIy houA 191 l'in 377 5747 ' - 'I . ' Sanford Ave Master Beautician. evCS by app? 3773973 or 377 I97f R AFraming5ub(ontractor 3055316140 Re's 477 057 - Wall Papering '________________ "Pt iO%t FIST (.('',TRo I'AIJL AF' I r'jnt'r LIciinw Residential, Cam 2? Par I Q,, 372 1163 -' WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 pg H,tmr,e, CC?rul,n Pest Control - Beds, 170. Home decorationt; ________________ Dave's Furniture 100 Spntori Ave 333 9370 Prcc','Cr .1 A Smell Classified Ad brings big rCturns Try one anti see. Call 322 7th or 531 9993 -- rr 3271423 _____ rt ,, a Ettm,jt Ph 322 61/3 '' — Welding - Pet Care George L Floor Cleaning ________________________ & 3 11151 INN - Boand.ng & Grooming PP 332 4037 Tale & Terrazzo Iloors Scrubbed & waxed Free estimate, 373 1914. _______________________ ______ Sm.t '.eltiig Co, portable weldng, arc . gas hetiarc Call 3730110 ____ _____________________________ Well Drilling • AT NOLL'S STORES thrre'sOfleN,a, You Home Improvements WILSON MAIER FURNITURE WEIL.S DRILLLD PUMPS SPRINKLER !'YtTEMS pin _ Rrmodelng and Repairs Room Fully insured, Good references Jim Trego. 371 0709 PIANO SERVICES Allmake's, InI Plyr Tuning Rep.air,$67 Alltypesann sije, Werepairartcjse,yc,. STIPSE MACH,rSE & SUPPLY Co ,,tis! -: - - - BumperPooltabiewlthaccessorie, like new, 540. Di,ing room table, 4 ctair's, be's? offer 37)1116 after S ________ TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS... DIAL MAITLAND FLEA MART 1 911 hwy I9?OpmnSat &sn 322261 1 3)9 2920 I --==--,, ._ -._- -. Eiter,or walls, eaves, patio. wais & rgcf Removes mildew, tungus, 'fluddObbert, wasps & Sp'dr ________________________ CENERAL CONTRACTOR ________ Stallatlon available. Bud PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE Lots and Acreage '' XECU'TIVE HOME LOCH ARftOR. I Beckoons with all custom extras, I7'x)' pool, 1%I.330 372 72*7 FALL CLEANING "lmc" .'IAth A. cr, CabelI, 322-0052 anytime — Carpentry, Remodeling, AdditiaJlS. Cuttom Work. Licensed Bonded pr estimate 37) 6038 -. BUY AND AntiguesaIdLorrie,g, Floral Designs for ,jII occasions 76)0 on 2606S Hwy. 1797 REAL TON 373 5771 ____ ______ Pressure CIesning Appliances BUY SELL TRADE II) 3lSE.First5t 3725472 Harold Hall Realty 3)2 7)11 - _____ ________________________ ___ i - I t4at & Air Conditioning tree estimates, call Carl GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 OrlOndo Drive Sanford 373 520) - _- - - - _____________ ' oak bunl beds, 1)00 set, with _..__.. .'. - - JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE. 24 HOUR SERVICE. (316669 I Amenic,sn of MartinsvelIe, Solid bath, carpet, 577 Appointment ___.._f'-' _________J, . Kitchen Bathroom Caboets. Counter tops. Sinks In crn,r We now have models ready for immediate occupany in Carriage Cove, Sanford's newest mobile home park - -- - --.-...-..-. - On-t needs" Serve a useful Below Wholesale, while they lasI - ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, h' — - 6S 1415 1971 Dasher, 2 door. lutO tir •i. -conditioned, AMFM Stereo, $a393 Call Dwane McGuire, 3321631. - Compete accounting anti ta, vice for small buSlne15 WillIams Acco'untlno 57 liii Air Conditioning Mobile Homes 50 PINECREST_ I be*oom, 2 bath, family room, fireplace, eat in kitchen, $37,730 776157 - air, Dealer. Home improvements — __________________________ 1792 32) 0277 Remodeling doll with -- 1771 matching deSk, chair, night stand, ' apply. 37 74i7 after I a - _____________________________________ Calll3art Real Estate Of Loch Arbor for *PPOintmen, !AI borg. 7pct mortgage' VA or FHA $37,o 9dqC2wi&Le : : i )orlbec5room 1' beih house Good creclitandquatifl,dbuyer 573.900. : I manane, ann trmg stop orwl PlIôI esp,,lCnc,d Car 5IKYICE5 Harris, at SEARS in Santorø J7 $200 DOWA REALTOR 31 HOur Service 377-74,' Additions - 17 92M.aitland Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories - Having trouble Storing summer ,tem' Sell thCm fast and easy with a Classifieci Ad Call 372 2411 or 531 9991 ________________________________ Home On Lake * -. 76 Any omatk, Sharp _____ I THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD! 43 For Rent finest established residential area? 1-; - 19195 French 3277371.327 h196, 7s4 377 1939,372 1)6.4 - I 1944 Mustang, ____ -- - 1971 Ford Window Van, fully car peted Reatiy SAPSFORD.,EC VEE SERVICE 2)11W 1st 5? 373 1711 = Accounting — A LITTLE SALESMAPI IN PRINI 3771991 bho,e nork thi' world Of Fvn Fa$hIo.', and oney Show ann sell D"chmaid o4POn Qu.ati:y Plus. Cail 373OlaIter$pm Buys from ''t - -----.---_ etary for architectural fir,, penlence in fame P'$efred but I necej,. mag card e -rlence helpful Willing to locate. Call 377 6U3 cc $317117. in _. * * VA NO DOWP4-1.77,soo * * Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1' baths, central air, fenced, trees Many extras Sanford, MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TON Pay those Chrls,mas bills by selling 107 Concormi Dr., ilsef berry. AppI', n only. ' organi,at,on would plenty of citrus. Walk to shopping and sChool Priced right 527.800 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's Pif'mi (WITH COOt) CREDITi A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 373 7164 Peg Re6l Estate Emery 372 1301 ôlQHiawathaAve at I? 97 Vacuum Cleaners, 515 3O Sunk 'ature person for permann DilliOn A%%itfflt and manager titlon available for responsible dlvldaI in near future, Smi full meorpart time SeeMf.PI,,9. a m. Tues..Sat paved parking for 75 cars PrI reduced for limited lime from 561,000 to 110,000 for quick sale. OWNERS RELOCATING Arm, out to sell) bedroom ibath, beautiful home nn location Fenced yard, PAYTON REALlY iprrieticc deSired will train your own Nec Vee City * Mustang $50 Down Reconditioned Botteries. 117,95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _119 Sanford Ave. r- _______________________________ MayfairSc.ctbon 3 Bedrooms, 133,000 By Owner Central Flormmja's 1 S3.Oo Per Hour Salary * Plan now to vacation this year in - MUST SELL NEW) SD.? BATH HOME, all extras, good location, Make Offer. 3777717 115.300. Stemper Realty 7 bdrm. furnished trailer, 1)15 iTO pIus 535 securIty. Mullet Lake Park 349571), State Rd. 427, 2.3 mIles east of 7-92. i'h. - _ TIRED OF RENTING? This cozy 3 bedroom home Could be a doll house for a young family who long for a Some of their very own. One block from a small lake Only your unwanted items in THE HI RAL OS Classified, 372 2611 ,t 19fl Vega, lOw mileage, automatic transmission, air. Private owner 51,395 1)1 513$ Camper-Travel - - good, factory air, all power $391 or best Offer, 3327)97, ____________ Many great extras. Convenlenl location 149,500 Call today 10 Wt this, SEMINOLE .332 4170. ike It a happy new year Pay off est year's bills 1 start laying gain. LII AVON, 444 3079. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to recover possession of the Houses Rent LAKE MARY WOODED LOT ONE PERSON. s.6 MOP4TH,377 502*, ii, Come oUt. today and reserve your choice lot. (1 - " edrooms. 1', batht, garage, tAl,LLI.LNJ BUY 3.1 "SANFORD Sanfords finest family park. - - _____ ' ' - DISTRESS SALE- Commercial buIlding on Hwy 17-92. Lol 1?S'x137', building 1000 sq. ft. $55 MOBILE HOME PARK pany benefits, Apply a-i HOliday i 'U Chrysler Impera•, 2 Or Trailers Siamese Kittens 9wkSOid.S20 3735436 Dial the results number, 322.2411 bnd place a its? acting Want Adi Bedrooms, I', baths, CHA, monthly payment and equity payment less than $275. monthly i' \\4= Inn, Altamont, Spring, 1910 MGB,GT ExceIlentCcnd,jo Call 372 4677 - Equipment for Rent Deflary CLOSE TO SHOPPING small 2 bedroom home, Neat and clean within walking dislance of 3 Bedrøom houte, carpet, on Upsala Rd. 5)50 MOnth plus deposIt 372 1/ hlswif DEl 1$ e 3226655 Furnished Iief night auditor-part tmmo desk clerk. Experienced only. Corn. 196) Ford Falcon, runs very well. Only 5173, 327 0021 Auction 73 Pets and Supplies _________________________ IIOOE,2SthSt 33 f Mote your old abandon car FREE If you will call me alter 1pm 322 1674. _____________________________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, S,inford 32670 and Teiler, 5600 $1.4 aw 671 2593' _____________________________ 65 372 719* p qualIfi licensed life agents. Call 303 *31-3135 . condition, ____________________________ - NEVER ENOUGH MONEY? arah Coventry can help make ends meet. Work full or part tIme, NO Investment, no collecting, no delivering Car & phone necessary. Call 3232791 after take more money in '73. 100 pci Dp term contract •valI.4,l, to _____________________________ I9?3 ToyotaCelica 22000 mIles brakes,lspeed.Mus,seflby Jr IS. 52.000. 5 -30 5 Mon. Fri., 322 7147 Open daily ID S for con. slgnments or sales off the floor We also buy estates, etc. FishIng Boat, EvinrutieMofor -- -- 3 BR, central heat,, is told daily in the Classified Ads. Nothing small about that I Professionally Managed By 3222090 --, 014 ChevelIe Maibu Classic. )l.000miIe's s.sco 372 1721 - ______________________ SANFORD_.3 Bedrooms, I' j baths, at 7' i pci interest Sale Price downfn for only $12,500. Large central heat and air. 1193 Month, fl $21,700 -- Call now to see M. Unsworf Il Realty, 373 6061. — A WORD TO THE WISE IS stir 2AedroomHous. JOHN SAULS AGENCY FICIENT a 2 Story 3 bedroom Kitchen Equipped, -$133 hornewitp, Southern Charm Room Dayi327llli Call 332 4336 Evrs 3320.485 to stretch. glo*ing fireplace, a Broktr Associate special little cultage for guest. ___________________ MlLllONSofdoilarsln Real Estate 1505 W. 25th St.,, Sanford Help Wanted - 72 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp'? Shampootr for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - "LUXURY :flroll now for January Sewing (lut55t Singer approved dialer 7)0 E 1st St. 323 i4), 1936 Chevy I door. Motor needs WO?k Body In good Condition. $75 Stamps-Coins _______________ --- Harding galvanized trailer.' Best offer and take over low mOnthly payments 373099$, - enclosed garage, fenced oak shaded yard. Priced below Autos for Sale fenced lot, 1173. ____ 4' , lfltruti5 lao Con SEMINOLE COIN CENTER St ,3 -' ?BedrOomUnfurnisp.J,w tO6CountryCIubD,i, 323 0206 ______ Fret?i brown farm eggs Corbett Real Estat -- -_ REALTOR 71 Hour Service Apartments NAVEL ORANGES, $250 RU I 3226320 CaliBart Real Estate GoodThingsto Eat II - garage, Gattlens 9 cai I ------- -------- 69 II' Tn Hull with 25 HP Johnson and 2543 Park Dr. BEST BUY FOR garage, air, Shag carpet, Self cleaning oven. Almost new. Cal collect I 636 3364 rye'S cv. i bed. rado. heater, 16.000 .ktubl miles, excellent COflditin ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Equipment Yoer MLS Agency REALTOR bedroom, 2 bath Masgmmary home. Family rgom, and aIr carpeted central heat 1973 FOrd Pick P. F 1i. Custom.. GOLD 322-2420 Anytime - 3 37) 032) EVENiNGS __________________________________ Sanford, Avt Top prices paid, used, any 4445)76 Winter Park. '"- Boats & Marine 55 64 377766) Immaculate PIEWKABOTA DIESEL TRACTOR AP1DMOwER,$3, For ute furniture. appllances,tools, ect Buy 1 cc 1001 items Larry's ROBSON MARINE Broken Trucks and Trailers ______________________________ Wanted to Buy 2S IDYLLWILDE_ WOW' 1 2977 Hwy. bedroomt, 2 baths, family room, 327-5961 fireplace nearly new, above ______________________________ ground pool, Only 143,000, UATEMAN Real Estate - - now. Low as 135,000 REALTORS Rig. 79 runs • SANORA HOMES? Yes, we have the listings a-ti will show, New 3 bedroom, 2 bath models. New low interest rates available Call us to believe, 5)6.500 bedroom home, well located - I '(ENMORE WASHER, parts service, used machines Pool See this one. Must sacrifice 7 BDRMS, CS, Furnished, oak & fruit trees. See L or$)1999) - CASH 322.4 i32 -- LOCH ARBOR- 165,000 Nearly new I bedroom, 7 bath. All extras, Why store it and forget it? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad. 322 2611. MOlt 68 Appliances "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" FORRESTGREENE INC. PEALTORS3736)530n6,.Lj.7233 WE TAKE TRADES 5171, plus Security. Ball Realty 8)7W Itt 5?. 327544) With Each NEW LEASE IC? "1 Cornrr.rrra 'nford 3?? 7151 Rea I . ______ Holly. 722-7i Black -- wallet I BLAIR AGENCY ) 31.66 ____________________ - _____________________________ M00i[y APPL IAP:('['1 373 0i heat & air, fenced $15,3 Terms, SANFORD ORLANDo 365-5355 - * SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 story home, kitchen equippenj, central Acerage.$140 Mo. 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. _________ - Stenstrofli 503W, 1st St 373 6041. 373 05)7 SAPS FORD _. - --- KULPDECORATOp45 109w Itt 5? .377 7)35 ___________________________ 52 _______- APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 'Mborcycte Insurance WE BUY AND SELL * Motorcycles Classifir-d Ads serve the buying and %lteng Community everyday, read ,ind use them Often Call 327 261) BOX CAR PRICES JIM DAUDY'FEED PtS Fruit Jars -Qts Barbed Wirp-Hog wire-.Chicken Wire-Fencepost,... BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR CORMLY', East 46, Sentord 32) 1732 Early American Cherry Finish Extends to $7" with leaf and clotet to 25", 1299. NOLL'S, Casselberry, Hwy. I? 92, $30 4706. W. Garnet t White PdC GvSes in a rural area No payment, monthly payments less than nt. Government surnidized to qualIfied buyers Call to see If you quaiiytt 3? Houses Rent ___________ Unfurnished LQke Jennie LOST: Alaski Malamute, male black & white, 90 lbs. Sat. 20th & 6 * They're Hot! - IBEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 7300 MELLONVILLE AFTER S 78 - Drop Lea e And4Chalrs RiDER ASIOC llrob,'i * "Get 'EM While - r Commerclai Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Assume Mortgage * Pets and Supplies --' You are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad. LOvely 3 bedroom,, I'-j bath home, with central hCat, air, and car peting Termt Park Avenue Mobile Park 2513 Park Drive, 322 716) ________________— I CARROLL BURKE * br? Bedroom AduIt5Only Lostand Found LOST: Tuesday, Jan. 7, 197.5—lB Fl. Found: F,ves.$69llio -.,. - -- Days-3fl 4173 'SQIlS 372 5474 or 332 735 I or 7 bdrm trailer, also apt, l 'eli located, electric Pd.. no deposit Mature adults, 373 549S. CASHIER Complaint WITNESS my hand and seat of thi$ Court on the 13th day of December, 1971 Clerk of Circuti Court Se'tinole County, Florid. By tIa,ne kiCharde Deputy Clerk ij7 p - FREE: AtteredMabe Cat Ornamental stone freçiace. turned Columnt, Sunken paneled family Pair tutfed red velvet chairs, smali room, 3 bedrooms, garage, red maple drop leaf table, Frencn wood privacy fence, carpet, Curio cabinet 373 45*3 Unbelievable at 523.500. FHA VA. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, $31 S PIECE BEDROOM SET 14995 SANFORD AUCTIOPi - -. 1700 F NENCis AVE 377 Fi ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS _______ demanded If tIle world, =_ - 67-A Feed _______________________________ SPANISH CHARM M. UNSWORTH REALTY SANFORD 323-7900 Products. Inc., Winona Mm r*sola, 559*7, for Florida Petitioner, whose aSjrvss is 617 Ptat been filed against you and you C Dank P:btthDec7i,1i Jan 713 Of your z:; *ritCfldffi1fljf copy orsnaI with the Clerk tircwf VICTOR BUTLER JR of EVANS Court on or btfore the Ih day of NAGEL I BUTLER, 920 Hartford FICTITIOUS NAME January. AD. 1975; otherwite a Building, Oflandø, Floridi Nolke is hereby given that I am default will be entered agait you engaged In buinits at 175 S East for the rlli.f demanded in th 37I, and file the orinaI with the CIerkof the aboivettyled Court onor Lake Street, F loi-ida Petition bfore the lath day of January, 1973, 17750. Seminole Courtly, Flritia WfTP4ESSmyhan4andth,sMIf c?ht'wtse a Judgment may be en under tttø f(tifit name of said Court on the 11th day of t(-qeij against you for the rebel I.OYUTOU LAWN I GARDEN Decembep. AD 1973 EQUIPMENT and I intj to (Seal) reg1jty laid name with the Clerk of Avtt'ur H Beckwith, Jr. . Andes mountains or possibly es-en a lunar landscape, this pile of sand is tested for purity Ii) 3 (echnkian at the Pennyh;nia Glasc sand corperatlon in Mill mlaljiwe -- Long Haired Part Persian 53) 1447 . I bedr<,,i,, 2 baths, entry foyer, central heat, air, carpeted, living room 3)' long, Screened porch, Sprinkler system, II fruit trees, 7 ccn:lrte kltciri5 SAnforij location. LARRY SAXON, 1 Bedroom Furnished 1)15 per month, $50 damage 7101 Magnolia Ave. 3770630 OM 1165 t.IRPORT BLVD 373 7570 NORTH REALTOR, 3739110 - Dishwashers ,AC'D WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous PARK according t thu pt thereof a'srecordedin PIaf Book %Opage7l, that like a - Chlhuahuas, 6 mos., Animal Haven Kennels, i77 3757, * Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St Sanford 322 91)1 - arranged. Owner, 377 - Yes, because owner has toga north, - * 1-2 Bedroom Woodmere Park, 3 bdrms, I bath, corner lot 519,S0Q, May consider reasonable Offer, Terms WHAT?$71,sso BUYS ALL THIS? Disposals - S - -' - S5wimming Pool C Tennis Courts IFishing & Boating Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box S3, Sanford, FIa 3777$ NOTICE - 12.3 Bedroom Apis. or write -- , - Near Geneva Small white cocker type male dog Gentle, lovea4e. Must lccate owner or Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle position Like new condition. sold give to good home 349 5119 newforUl,balanceof$45cjshor _______________________ Spaymenti of 1)0 New warrapty. AftCrHouri 372 3991 377 064, 372971'i weekends 112 Uedrom Apartments Water fumnisp*d, 5120 month 321 0066 * Heated Pool Cove C. IS ALCOHt A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or frIends of problem drinkers For further information call 423 45$) of your written delnn es if any to Pu()o Records of Seminole County t n CaroIi Burke, Alto , 1I1S Maitlanti Av - - a - 6S GOLDEN TOUCH- N SEW 377 7111 .EALT0R Dy owner, I bdrm, 7 batflj, 7 car garage, large eat-in kitchen,) yrs. old. $37,500 3736642 alter S and AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St The Master's Reduce cholesteroll FIght fatt GoBei. Lecithin capsules now avaIlable Touh?on Drug. - - WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. Itt 5'. * Dishwasher'Disposai - - TALENT. 305-4252511 . ange . Re1rigerator * * RecratinniI RIIiItiino CASSELBERRY. Redpe FrIed Chicken for PpOifltmenl, 32) 3130. ems•mnf t of record 'I ary * HUNKAPILLER, BAUM &SIMMERMOP. P A - "" - - lq sewing cabInet, repossessed Singer's best mOdel, winds bobbin n machIne. Full automatic, Pay balanceof$7$or 10 pay ments ot U Jim Hunt Realty afl,ord, FHA, I fldrm, 3 bath, central heat, air. extras Owner, 373 7711 - I Bedroom, nice and clean, W item furnished sioo Monti,, ISO dext5lt. No children or pets 372 1305 - NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TGAGE & INVESTMENT OF ORLANDO, INC. A Florida cor ncM Ai'Al.77ft,fp7 304 (31-1551 of Thanks Pb till Womer p.,t o((orOir%UIuthePlat thrf as recorded in PIe? Book II, .. .- . - - - - Household Goods * * Singer * 377-139*; 327 5553 Day, Eve. 1st 1 last mo plut 1.50 deposit I c hild. ' . - -- DacMluno, 6 weeks, male, fed, $65, bedrooms, I bath, kilcp,en equipped, carpet, A C unit, fenced yard, excellent condition only $11100 Low down payment, HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, Jenny Clark, Ast,oc. I room furnIshed diplex, 74th SI TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ..- - WOODMERE PARK_Attractive 3 HousesforSale Apartments Rent - Si ___________________ Furnished * Clothes Washer-Dryer Sales DlvIs3p, Box 10, Watkins rov:Plr'rOPl C RENTAL ----- _______________________ JI'DGL GRASSE 31 Hou, for Sale 7S7 P6rk Dr r'n't ot''i" ,, uSc'ful Purpose aqin PHfl you t"ll tI ri,, with a Ad lrOni I lrratct (MI it tCXlAy' Do n't delay' it', ulal 31'? 2611 or 8 9993 to placu ',',ur low- cost W irtt Ad * W/W Shag Carpet 'HotIine. Adults or Teens. :amou$ . 41 No pets 323 S611 Sandlewood Villas * Un furnished 2 BORM, 5tiñj, .iir. Sunny kiihn, pl6ygrounth. near city park & SanfOrd Plaza, From 1)10 Airl,ort Blvd near Sanford AvC 373 1310 APE YOU TROUdLED? Call Toll Fret, 411 7027 for We Care"— WILLSPIIRE. I For Rent CAMP SEMINOLE 372 4470. LEASE..- Deluxe urlfurnhsN bedroom apt., siso. Ground of duplex, kitchen equipped, air, quiet exclusive San residential area Mature a -- '- per attractive wltPt Super per-onality, We have a challenging *)sltlon for tPta right person Call .- nice 365 3721 anytime MARINERS VILLAGE APTS 1 &? 80mm turn cc unf urn 3 2O2OrIancjo Dr - 37) 8670 Personals 4 _________________________ ' Last Known Mailing Addrtst P40 6 Box 95-H, 41 Resort Property CAMP SITES f'w rer' Have your tecond home a*ay li cm hom, by renfing yearly for low rates at ____________________ refrigerator, Air. $133 ttOy, * '- FRANKLIN ARMS APT5, 1170 Florida Ave 37) 6630 Homes Rent MARRIAGES I $31- You can get a fair prIce when advertise your "don't needs-' In the Want Ads. 31—ApartmentsRent Furnished 32—Houses Rent Unfurnished 33—Houc.et Rent FurnIshed Of Copy. 1-Card DUPLEX- Furn. or unturn Ideal location Reasonable rates Very Unfurnlshed Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change T' - 372 0*51, !S'3 ' a—Rooms for Rent 30—Apartments Rent The Less it Costs Per Line Per Day. L ir 36 ISO deposit. $3i 9054. Lake Mary. 7 bdrm. near SJC,I1& Sanford. Choice of green or gold decor 1)60 mo. $31 0791 in kitchen, all appliances, shag carpet, heat air, private entry I Ttw Longer r'our Act Ri,is : i, ______ Duplex Sanford area 7 Bedr Close to downtown, new lovely? bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully equipped. Water sewer garbage service pd by owner $110. 372 759* or 373 1593, _____________________________ area - p Avenue Maitband Florida 37 Wife's attorneys, on or before January 7*. 1975. and file the are too tIght? A ClasSified Ad THE HERALD It the answer 24—Business OpportunitIes U times 24c a line ( S2.00 MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minlm'jm - YOU ARF HEREflY NOT ____ - -S Apartments Reni Unfurnished ______________________ ror? bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unturnithed 40' Swimming pool $720 S Orlando Dr 373 7920 Closets Overflowing with suits that ' Ad ' 30 Unlurnished - Rentals 1 thru 5 limes Apartments Rent only No prts 372 1Z95 Announcements rocket stage of Saturn V ' see _______ 18—Help Wanted Department Hours 5: 00 A. M..5: 30 P.M. Monday thru Friday £thru2$times . 4 _____ - _______________ _________ 303*3)5135, 77- Investment Opportunit,es L - - 71 -Situations Wanted For Want Ads Want 30 12)000 total price will put oong cartoon theatre business Price includes ten units. Terms available to qualified buyer, Cell IS—Action Sports Seminole 322•261 Business Opportunities Employment 1 I _ 24 14-Camping.ResOrI$ DIAL _________ - - .. I 13--Travel Agencies INFORMATIOI Ask POMPANO BEACH, Fla. members of a group of teen- an altitude of about 100 mIles. '. I i. (AP)-"They're going to have agers called the "Knotty Head The Skylab space station Is in a I to burn me out," says Mae Dell Gang." higher orbit and is not expected •". But the arrests have not tore-enter the atmosphere until L .. home may be next to go up in slowed the fires, which have left the late 1970s. -.... - •. fl:trnes in Collier City, a sub- the area looking like a war A spokesman said that a I9O .. . • A - - ---, - division west of this South Flor- zone. study showed t would cost be da city. "It's senseless, ridiculous," tween *20 and $40 million to de:-'In the past two years, Mrs. said Sgt. Tom Bateman of vise a remote control apparatus • ' . Smith's neighborhood has be- Broward County Sheriff's that would guide space Junk to . '..' come pockmarked with wooden Qime Patrol Department. We eun&i In the iale mu. ' ,oung man s fancy tuna towarti giving his ) VP skeletons and foundations of have no motive. Those we ye cos and the de ay sister a swinging ride. And that's what happened In Fountain homes, Ashes fly in the wind, arrested are charged with ar1. manacng sucu a UvvmCe 5quare in downtown CIncinnati, Ohio. Shadowinakers are J A I'aLAI a Fires that officials believe son in the Juvenile courts, but I iai a iwe )'ouiigs ii w aI. h It tan d hi would cause to the space pro- JflI##vv' S I I' Iivr, Wuu geg -' arnooa were deliberately set have de- we have not really been able to sun. gram rules out further Festroyed 68 of the 105 pee- say why this situation exists in search, the spokesman said. . ___________________ fabricated homes, Collier city." . Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal notice Moat of the families who Bateman said the preNew Business t ,aa'f ).a,p, ),j,,.ia.,l a,u# ftP _________________ _________________ fIt.hla..I, PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME 'I ki J making planz to leave. But oth- has been plagued with other OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION Notice Is hereby glv that I am OUflCII ''amea Notice Is hereby given that I em era, like Mrs. Smith, say they crhnes since its completion in in l'he Name And By The engaged In butlnett at 1 Satsuma engaged inbusInenat2g39$. Myrtle Authority Of The State Of Florid. Or, Sanford, Seminole County, Ave. Sanford, Seminole County. haw oo much iniad ___ and "" "I" eallv • • #t thin., T • nO C4,.4 1e O ALL TO WHOM THESE FlorLia. tmder the flcti?.ji name of Florida under tt* fiCtltloi name of uO ia uuu can t go. you can explain, he said. PRESENTS SHALL COME. OSEOLA LANDSCAPE & WITI REALTY. andthat I Iendto GREETINGS: The 30 remaining families, Construction of the $18,000 to MAINTENANCE, and that I intend register said name with the Clerk of TALLAHASSEE, Fig. (AP) Whereas, to register said name with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County, scattered throughout the four- $27,000 homes was approved by - Thirteen Florida business. RONALD WISE, DEFLJNIAK of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida In accordance with the . .3.., II4VE . block area, keep watch, par- the Federal Housing Admlni.s- men anu . SPRINGS. FLORIDA Coirn y. or a n accor ance w ivn provliont of the F ci ous ame LUCILE F. W'SE, DEFUNIAP the provisions of the Fiditloui Statutes, ToWit: Section ticularly at night. They sleep tration. Residents paid for their named to a Business Advisory 56509 p i N 0 5 • F i. o N i D A Name Statutes, ToWit: Section Florida Statutet 1957 close to outside doors so they homes with FHA assistance Council. JAMES W RICHARDSON, ii. I..... k $6509 Florida Statutes 1917. , can geL away 5: Herman D. Wifl ve aime mouuiar ouses are , 5 James S Lyle ..ommerce ecrebary on LONGW000, FlorIja PubIith: Dec 17, 24, 31, 1974, Jan 7. Id. SHIRLEY . RICHARDSON, PUbIISDI: Dec. 31, 1974, Jan,?, 11, 21. 1973 made of fiberboard and corn- Spicer, who announced the ap. LONGW000, FLORIDA 1975 The Broward County aberlWs DEl-fl potntments Monday, said the did on tie 6th day of DECEMBER, 0EI131 officers say they recently ar- gether with glue. Firemen say council will advise the arested five arson suspects, they are highly flammable. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE mont of Commerce on matters LONGW000 DEVELOPMENT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. r ting 0 corn- CORPORATIONaCOrPor.,,Ø,, with I 4,. D NAMEITATUTE munity and on programs itt princlpI place of business SEMINOLE COUNTY ,J TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ., U.i9eS ieCOfl1 flleflu PROBATE DIVISION strengtnthestate'snomy Notice It r*reby given triat the PROBATE NO. 74-)54-CP ,• ,. . urderslgned, pursuant to the In ri: Estats of n umes o economic uncer- andereaschcor>ratlondldon "t-icIitio Name Statute Chapter CHARLES H. STAFFORD. alto r _ tainty, it is vital that business- the 20th day Of DECEMBER. AD.. $6509 Florida Statute, will register known as CHARLES H. DELK, W ry'i I"t;f1 I ( 1? K1'%'It'l 1971 cause to be filed in the office of men have Input into public • • • v , • th,Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court, in v •i the ')epartmen$ of State of State of and for County, Florida, dec..ied. • Cy A4.1 u& w Florida, the documentary authority NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1AD n receipt of . proofthi of tic the To All Creditorn and All Pers.es I-'.. tm-i _, business community of the reQuired under Section 605.27. publicatIon of Ihis Notice, ijujii wj,A LPCJV L', Mate," Spicer gait - A panel of aeven judges has from office for allegedly remoYw Florida Statutes, showing the titlout name, towit: SUNOANCE I&thig a - disaolutlon of Such COPOratlofl, Said IsSat.: 'm tirt ruled that Justice Joseph Boyd secret memorandum APARTMENTS !ndec wtich we are supplied Yu are hereby notified and ii was sCheduled'? lii 'Secretary of engaged In businec at 1400 East regjir to present any claims and da Supreme Court for cOnduct tax east. Anrinted to the "nel were- that the reQuirements of the law prior to his second term beginenterprise are as f011OwS: The judges also took under Rona STAFFORD. alto known as 'iI Spencer Jr., Florida sung today. HASTACK -- P4014TH, advisement a motion by CHARLEs H DEL K. deceasad Ite Ihe chamber of Commerce Tails- Great Seal of the State of Florida. . of Sam mo e CrnlY. br da, 0 INC The pane), appointed quash commission charges hassee' IUnzie Bane Florida TaII6tassee, the Capital. thi$ the MENT Supreme Court to bear by thethe Ju-to that he improperly IntETVEned Home Builde CORPORATION DECEMBER, AD., 1971. '" 3 s Association By: Patrick D. Raudenh diclal Qualifications Commls. in a case being considered by provided in Section 733.16, Florida rhav Assistant Vice President . • oott ' . GIit. •_ , TaUanasee; James zwinan,' p-'I! I I I4IC -s Slatu$es, in their off Ices In County '..uw,,,uij6 eyi. By Earl Downs ,.cre ary of S a C Courtp,o.,se In SemInol. County. Florida Retail Federation, Justice Hal Dekle, issued an of na.i City. By: Jemes H. Pugh blIsh. Jan. 7. 1975 Florida, within four calendar oral ruling late Monday and 5eafl , .Jacksyiville-' Don Meikle'ohn' ',1j-21 months trôm the tmme of the first Boyd a attorney, Dexter 1' orida was Dted at LOngwOod. Seminole W Attractions publicatl hereof, or the same will County. Florida, thIs 16th day of be barred. rulings today. Douglass of Tallahassee, ar- Association, Tallahassee; J IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND December, 1971 • k. .4 u FOR SEMINOLE Filed at Sanford Florid., this 2nd In other oral pjinn. lnded n'ai a uwu, vlO.Paa)' •s • Woodroff ITT'j 'i'.'te Counca COUNTY, PublIsh: Dec. 31, 1974, Jan. 7, h, 7), dy of January, 1975. "FLORIDA U1jw4 j, 1973 the commission had no author- of Tampa; the panel R.C. Mar Elizabeth Stafford Lee, CASE NUMBER 73n3CA44o DEl 137 u ity to revommehd removal of a Agribusiness Institute of In rC: the Marriape of also knøwn as to conso,zte two P __________ -Mary Elizabeth Dela judge for offenses committed in Florida, Clewiston; David LORRAINE J MERZ. Wife arate commission charges Om As Adminlstratrix a into a ,...1or enn. , • Fletcher Florida misconduct against Iel Con. WAYNE C MERZ. HuSband IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Andrcw SpeeiFOR one case. SEMINOLE domir,jum Devepers COUNTY, Attorney for Adminlitratrix NOTICEOFACTION FLORIDA TO: WAYNE C MERZ 1$) West Commercial Street "This is a patently absurd Association St. Petersburg. —Held that there was no valid recommendation on the part of CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2I0.CA44F Sanford. Florida 37771 flSO Old (hurth Road I •' D,j, a •. reason ,or QusIlce is , ' 'Sn me: the Mirriipe Ptjlith' Jan. 7. ii. 1973 " Silvemlon. Ne Jersey 0*/53 uu Con nlsalcri and should be 1 Industrial Council, Lakeland; c AND GY DPI. DEJ 73 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PETITIONER Ervin, whose brother Robert stricken from these proceed- George Sorn Florida Fruit and that an action for dissolution repeesentsDek1emone, ings," Douglass said. L E L A PS 0 ,E lItc ki,,. ItI4in th......&h&.. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND ,' VeetatjIe Association Or- marrIaQehattenfiIedaQa,nst you RESPONDENT 'C 0 V I Pd C TON UA.f%haII,J -1 o A ' andyouarereguiredtoserv,acopy FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. thnd - Ed Willlzamc Air Trnni case. -J IUJlU,jFACjiOH i't "t - • i 1. it FLORIDA Pattlllo told the Judges that port Association Tallahassee- °"VU r HARRY JOHNSON. PAPIICO, LLAuD CM. NO. 74-7IIJ.CA.09.5 0 PSOTO ' -- - , ----- _____________________ TraveI& Recreation 1I Ia dustries of Florida, Tallahas- li -instructionS Financial 'L• Is cu renti) cir-elmg the earth at oral argumentson the commis- move Boyd fld lualifY sion's recommendation that from eve! holding office again, WANT AD Winter Park. . .. Des troy 68 Homes ' - -------- 'ad, Buy : •, Senseless Fires - - -- -- Ri Orlando 831.9993 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fbi. intense heat of re-entry. a 70 per cent chance that the tAP) - Spaceolflcfa1ssay3o Butasmanyas5opiecesof debriswouldfa3ljntothAtlan. per cent of more than aa,000 whatever survives could fall tic Ocean. pound.s of space debris that will within a 25O,000.square.rnjie There was no way to predict re-enter the atmosphere Friday area that includes the United what the size and weight of each could plunge to earth. States, Europe, South America, piece would be, officials said. Officials at the Kennedy Africa and the Far East, offiThe material is part of the S ice Center said Mndnv that daIs said. Saturn V rocket that carried the - - -..-_'1st of ft ju:k viil iiil(in the I !t;wevcr, ticv ud thcr as Sk lab ic sition ilito orbit in May 1973. Pieces of the 6,000. pound rocket bulkhead, or parts vl.et - - . , - : -k-,-- -----.-.--.---------.--- _..-. -.-------,-..------- - Evening Herald, Sanford, DYToN (AP) - .d1 -- Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1915 Prosecutors Reject Drowning Story _______ -----'--:----- -, - -- _L - --: '-' - -- s_-- -- ' I or 831-9993 ________ A • i:-,r -ILq V. I �: - - - - - -' - -- ' -•- _________ ____________ ,t__________ LEISURE 813—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1975 67th Year, No. 120— Wednesday, January 8, 1975 TUESDAY Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian MNIGHT'STV __________ (44) Underdog 3:00 (2.1) Another World Price Is Right -_ (9) General Hospital — (33) Mr. Ed (9) The Dating (44) Three Stooges WEDNESDAY Game 3:30 (2,1) How To (35) Movie Survive A (44) Green Acres MORNING Marriage 11:00 (2.1) High Rollers (6) Match Game (6) Now You See It (9) e Life To (9) Split Second 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Live (44) Phil Donahue 6:10 (2) Sunshine (35) Uncle Hubie 1): (2,1) Hollywood Almanac Show Squares 6:15 (I) Sunshine (44) Leave it To (6) Love Life Almanac Beaver (9) Brady Bunch 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset 625 (2) Profiles In 11:55 (6) News (6) Merve Griffin Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street Semester AFTERNOON (44) Gilligan Island (I) Today In Florida 4:30 (2) Bonanza 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7: 00 (2, 44) News 7:00 (2.8) Today (a) Mery Griffin (6) Young And (9) Gilllgan's Island (6) News Restless (13) Orlando City 7:30 (9) Am America (I) Jackpot Council 7:30 (44) Forum 44 (9) Password (35) Lea-e It To t:C3 (6) Captain Kararc (33) [Jig Valley Beaver (9) Dusty, Trail 12:30 (2,1) Blank C heck (44) Corner Pyle (44) New Zoo Revue (6) Search For 5:00 (9) Miss ion 8:30 (9) Movie Tomorrow Impossible (44) Tennessee (9) News (24) Mister Roger's Tux (44) Variety Neighborhood 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 12:00(2) News (33) Batman (6) Mike Douglas 1:00 (2) Jackpot (44) Mod Squad (I) Movie (6,1) News 5:30 (2) News (3$) Not For Women (9) All My Children (6) Andy Griffith Only (35. 44) Movie (13) Spor ts and (44) Leave it To 1:30 (6) As The World Travel World Beaver Turns (24) Electric Company 9:30 (35) Florida Lifestyle (9) Let's Make A (35) Lost In Space (44) Petticoat Deal 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News Junction (2, I) Survive A (13) Cable Journal 10:00 (2) Celebrity Marriage (24) Villa Alegre Sweepstakes 2:00 (2,A) Days Of r (44) Lucy Show (6) Joker's Wild Lives 6:30 (2, 8) NBC New s (35) Mothers In Law (6) Guiding Light (13) Smothers (44) Father (9) 510,000 Pyramid Brother, Best 2:30 2, I) The Doctors (24) As Man 10:30 (2, I) h..i (6) Girl In My Behaves Fortune Life (33) Mayberry RFD (6) Gambit (9) The Big (44) Hogan's Heroes 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS and beauty-handling. Fonzie decides Richie will put up ti "(enho"FJe comes to decides the car needs a new girls at his home, since his the of three fair damsels part, which he can't get until parents are away. Guess j who three beauties the next morning. He also _ shows up Unexpectedly? are stranded in town when their EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (9) Truth Consequences (13) Carolina Country (24) Town Hall (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line (I) Let's Make A 1974 opyca: Was Year Of C a Repeat Studios Governor Warns Successes By BOB Associated Press Water father, Part II," "Lenny," Orson Wells' classic "Citizen placated. "Chinatown," "Scenes from a Kane." The marvelously funny Eligibility for the l974awards "The "Young Frankenstein" jsb Conis now closed, since potential Marriage." WS ANGELES (AP) if the on previous screen ma ve rsation," "Murder on the s as nominees had to appear in a Lo er t f&, Deal current Oscar race seems are "The Front Page," "The Angeles thear before DL. 31. Orient Express," "Young (9) Hollywood duller than usual, perhaps Three Musketeers" and "The Here is how the face looks to Frankenstein," "A Woman Squares that's because 1974 was the Great Gtsby." (13) Movie this observer-selections are under the Influence," "The 8:0 1(2, 8) Adam 12 Year of the Copycat. All this doesn't mean that the more or less in declining order. Parallax View," "The Longest (6) Good times The studios seemed to aim Oscar race is any less spirited. "Ile God- Yard." Best picture (9) Happy Days their big guns at repeating past The studios are now g loadin (3$) Victory At Sea successes. Big budgets were the guns of (44) Dinah January, trying to pended in an effort to match win favor in the nominations, 8:30(2.1) Movie the disaster epics such as dueFeb.24, Th (6 MASH ) 03,000Academy (9) Movie "Airport" and "The Polsedon voters are invited to screenings cflttjr." AI:is, Imlt:tii1fl lrc, (-) Accnt ot there kind evcrywhere. rarely produces art. Although Trade Man 1 papers bulge with ads. What people 1 (3$) Hollywood they are succeeding at the box Usually reclusive stars turn UP At War office, "Airport 1975," "Ear- on television talk shows. are saying. . 9:00 (6) Hawaii five 0 thquake" and "The Towering The awards season produces (13) Wesleyan orga nized themselves early and Inferno" are attracting no heartaches for studios like Singers I = will be genuinely aggressive in serious attention for the MGM (44) and Columbia with no 9:30 (6) Ben Franklin achieving common reform1" Academy Awards, except in Oscar hopefuls. A1.so headaches special effects. — Mark Talisman, consultant (13) Detectives for those studios with too many. to Harvard's Institute of Likewise the impact on th e For instance, Paramount must Woman F y awards by "Godf ather Part II" Politics, analyzing the In. 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story give equal treatment to is blunted because itbasequei coming crop of freshman "Chinatown," "Godfather Part (6) Barnaby Jones Somecrlticshaveprocla[medit congressmen going to (9) Marcus Welby II," "The tattle Prince," "The better than th (13) Dick Powell e original, but it Great Gatsby," "The Longest Washington next month when -_-.*'. (24) Soundstage lacks the startling newness and Yard," "The Con / reconvenes. versation," D:33 (35) Rat Patrol the performance of Marion "The Gambler" and "The organization ci oil "Murder 00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News Brando. ex po rting countries can cut on the Orient Express." (24) Book Beat ' Other Oscar hopefuls seem production by at least fl to per Not all are Oscar caliber, of (3$) The Saint have a derivative nature, course, but the makers cent wi out f th in (44) Night Gallery ancial damage and "Lenny" borrows heavily from staj of the films to its members, whereasevena 11:30 (2.8) Holy Year 1973 need to be EARL BUTZ 10 t consumption (6) Guy Lombardo "A nian doesn't get up at 5 would be highly ti (9) Wide world Of op miatic." a.m. because he wants to Entertainment — Saudi Arabian oil minister socialize with Holsteins." (24) Cap1Ion New, ,thJ ZaJ iiwjuI, on the (44) Play Bunny — Agriculture Secretary Earl idea that a cut in oH con. Pageant For Wednesday, January 8, 1975 Butz defending profits for sumPtion could force a lowering 12:30 ( 44 ) The Fugitive daif)zflen. 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow of prices. "There is a sexual blurring people of the By CARROiI. RIGIFrER Show car conks out, and Richie and •' __ United going on. Th bo are loong Sth 2:00 (8) All Night Answer to Prev,ou Puzzle Potsie summon Fonzie because paid over ll mi ion for GENERA!. TENDENCIES: A fine day to extend your ac- more feminine. But they aren't Movies Quo he's the expert — in car repairs [ the Nixon compound. If a few of ... tivitles so th ey tikø in ICICL. 'l . ....A -. — I_..k_ 1l IIL_ __ ... ua new awes, iou mayue U.5 UU WV5 rats th —' em want to drive down the 6 could profit from the sound advice of a new interes P E when overcrowded, get road to see w hat t. Also, a fine who, A T ACROSS 40 F.miy rneruv 8AL they paid for, time for making long-range plans. Lily Family SEEK & FIND very bland and lose all interest they should be able (CO4I) seal _____ IT1T to do it." I.L r LI L ARIES (Mar.21toApr.I9) Make new coflt ts whociflhelp in sex." 4lConceajed 4 VIn,* cfe r& . —BarryRkiard,opponlnga J you in a future project. 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TILt PM FRI 4 SAT III 1PM IOFriotj,Av. IH-we 11-921 Sanford Pit" - ••': ."" 4 . - - .." •. ' I, . I, ,1 / f .t - - j '-:.• • _____ - __ -11 -. - —" ' .. •_..I • -I oplo 1. Z1111173-M IF - - - . 1) r - . ;j4 . ' .. r , — • •,d-a'--.', ,. —. ,a 11 • .PJ •" t. . , . -.•• , - - ,, '' ,"-. '' Presentation of Colors at Inaugural Ceremonies at the Capitol ~hocked' Vihlen Votes To , By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Declaring that a letter from ceunty attorney Howard Marsee had "shocked" him with its accusations of political maneuvering, ne$1y elected Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr cast the deciding vote yesterday afternoon that terminated Marsee as county attorney and temporarily replaced him with attorney Tom Freeman. But not before Marsee asked the board to tack on an amendment that would terminate all "retainer work" at 12:01 a.m. today, Instead of on Feb. 1 as had been suggested by members. - V%?dnad"s A. / . !' ' 4 • 61 . -... ____ - __ - I 0, Florida A&.M University's Lee Hall. The services lasted approximately 45 minutes and was attended by Governor Askew and his family, Lt. Gov. James H. Williams and his family, as well as numerous other elected cabinet officials and guests An hour before noon the ceremonies began in front of the capitol with U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles serving as master of ceremonies Chile introduced Chief Justice Adkins who Individually administered the oath of office to — Public w uaae - - N. 11% • - . - 15147fl THE TRIAL OF SILLY JACK PG "OW T REGULAR PRICES 2 00 V' 4L,y * Service Commissioners Lewis, Attorney General inaugural address by Askew, William T. Mayo and WilliamRobert L. She vi n, Seaetary of who dar ted aUng, "Fw TALLAHASSEE — Got'. II. I3evis, Commissioner of State Bruce Smathers, Lt. Gov. years ago I quoted the ancient Reubin Askew became the first Agriculture Doyle Conner, James H. Williams, and proverb: 'The Journej of a Florida governor to serve two Commissioner of Education Governor Askew, thousand miles begins with the consecutie four-year terms Ralph Turlington, State A 19-gun military salute to first step' With your help, we when he took office at high noon Treasurer Thomas D Go Askew by the Florida have taken that first step Tuesday as he was a(J O'Malley, comptroller Gerald \ationif Guar(1 htralded the Continued on Page 3A InIrutercd the oath of of (ice by the Honorable James C. Adk ins, Chi ef Justice, Su preme Court of Florida. Unofficial estimates of the crowd which witnessed the inauguration ceremonies at the capitol was said to be less than 4,000 persons. Temperatures in the middle 40s greeted the invited guests 114 ciwvo, %w . 01, . _.. - I I '1 _____ RM04 CX" i 1a4. 011., 7 4 ,v f It i11 HOROSCOPE - --- i— • a - -- _____________ ____ - - .- ;4 _:, ;f4 - . 4r u _______ K12 • ,• , JI , . r ___ 'Lc'a •?(•l4Ifl5 ?I*&TaI1 A-w -: - ' . I ,* - T - A• - - . ., .p ,.,, W .,'r-W, A ' I .. - . ambling I nterests ByJOIINSPOIKI Auoc ia te Editor j' 'L 4•. - . _____ ______ f6o~,111* . • . -- 0 lww'____Zz~~. oil'. _. . 1014. _____ N 1 . __ - rm fff Quote/unquote ____ F Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents M(oo.*i,,,ui,, $5 Ronald C. Hood Aszcjatec itca "f,.:.....~~ -- - - Shrimp Dinner *u FOR 4A Calendar .... ........... . 7A Classified ).flIJ Comics 8A Crusord Puzzle - .. iA Dear Abby •:::;:::: Editorial -...,,... .. 4A Horoscope .•.....,.... lOi% Hos pital ............. •....IA .. : 10 Med. Shrimp, French Fries, Cole Slow, Hot Rolls & Butter, Cocktail Sauce. $ 45 '.' • Look for our ad on thu Sports Pages for cr Sup.r Bowl contest. Win a free bucket of ChicI' - Af#*P 4y 14ft14f FRIED CHICKEN 1t 2100 S. French Ave. '_ . DttLof Sanford 322-94!' - _ 2 ii Sanford near the courthouse. Vihien several times declared that he was y "very, very upset with the language In the (Marsee's letter." "The credibility that the letter addresses itself to in some way forces me to vote quicker than 1 had planned." the new vhalrrnan said. I th commissioners Kimbrough and Williams, though. said they needI much mwe information on Freeman's firm before they would be prepared to vote at an. "There's absolutely no Justification for it, and it will not be cheaper," William, said. In mak. Freeman's firm would realize the county a savings of 17 per cent over the year. Mcintosh did saw the act will have an impact on cities and ad%i3edCassc)err)offtcialsto is to be used for storage it still, south of West 25th Street in in his mind, Is a sign. "And I accord with an agreement that don't think we should vary the has been extended twice. sign ordinance this much," Knowles said engineering Meyer said. Plans for the work on the street The approval motion by have finally been received but Commissioners A. A. he has ordered that no ocMcClanahan and Julian cupany permits be Issued for Stenstrom labeled the symbol a new condominiums ard "specialized advertising-sto- apartments built by Wilco in the rage structure." Geneva Terrace project until Grindle, who has become the street paving question is known in central Florida for his resolved. "I want to sell you a car" —Authorized amendment of television advertising, told the city sign ordinancø to refer commissioners the structure is sign turndown appeals directly "unusual but represents to the city commission instead willingness on my part to be of the zoning and planning part of the community and to do board as apparently provided a good job." by present ordinance. First In other business before reading of the amendment will seating re-elected Com- be Monday and adoption on missioner, McClanahan and second reading is expected Jan. John G. Morris for new four- 27. year terms, the commission : — Set a Jan. 13 public hearing Instructed City Manager on Jeno Paulucci's request for Warren Knowles to press Waco 1 0•unit-an.acre multi-family Construction Company for a zoning on 20 acres and general date on which the firm will commercial zoning on five begin AP?nt Ikn MM'" - -paving of Georgia Avenue - - - --- --.--.W111171 UI — ' 'w t L•• ChryslerTo Cut properly coordinate activities "It's the greatest thing the)- slvcific models in holms of The Chrysler campaign, with state agencies that come ever came up with," said one bcostzng sales of unsold 1975 beginning Monday and under the act. Seminole dealer of Chrysler's ears. scheduled to end Feb. 16, offers Joe Davis, the legal counsel launching the auto industry 's Bernie Boniface , General rebates of $200 to $300 on a Irsbl since iitarnteSpring Pri : Manager at Bob Dance Dodge specific niodel each week. 0r d:t plum- in Longwood and Oviedo aj&Teed domestic Another $100 will Sanford, said he felt the with McIntosh that cities need meting more than a year ago. by Chrysler ll spec if ic trade-in models, inwi boost sales. "Ch'sler s gonna win; not comply. "Chrysler has the Jump on cluding Chrysler models and dealers gonna win, but th "My opi nion now is that e the others; they took the others. law does not apply to the consumer will be able to get some money back for himself,' The plan will be backed by a cities," Davis said. lie said, however, that he is greatest thing they ever came However, auto analysts estimated $5 million. Rebates attending a seminar later this up with." predict other U.S. car makers will be given buyers directly by WEATHER week in Tallahassee. New InKellogg, president of Clark will follow Chrysler's lead and the company and not by Yesterday's high 72 low this formation could be forthcoming C hr y sler. P1 yin out h in dCalt"t'5 offer rebates to cutoiners morning 48. Partly cloudy to which might change his mind. Casselberry, said Chrysler's certain modeLs. Auto companies have offered occasionally cloudy and mild , Davis also said the la w ii a "on the ball" ar,d has done ft salesman at Lash-Queen discounts in the past, but only in through Thursday. Chance of handicap to cities which meet something never before done in Chrysler.Plymo, Hal Hess, the form of dlacctmts to dealers showers this afternoon and on a weekly basis and m ust the auto Industry, said, "I'm sure ft will help who are free to negotiate lower tonight. Complete weather ptb1is1i agendas a wetk In Chrysler will offer majn sales. We feel it's going to than sticker prices without details page 7A. advance of such gatherings. neice rebates of up to $400 on strengthen us as time goes by." cutting Into their profits. •.. . then voted on two separate motions by Kwiatkowski to terminate Marsee and to retain Freeman temporarily. Freeman, Vihlen said. will no longer serve as attorney in Winter Sanford city commissioners have approved, by a 4-1 vote, the installation of auto dealer Art Grindle's 30-foot-high likeness and "advertising symbol" at his Wheel Ranch location on U.S. 17.92 south. The city board of adjustments had denied Grindle a sign or. dinance variance for the fiberglass and steel waving arm symbol, dismantled at Grindle's former Orlando auto dealership location. The toning and planning board had denied approval of a site plan for installation of the symbol as a structure. City commissioners voted to allow installation of the "structure" as requested. 50 feet back off U.S. 17-92 at the south end of the Wheel Ranch buildings near the county agriculture and road department offices. Commissioner Gordon Meyer voted against approval saying even though a 10.foot-sq'iare room at the base of the symbol two official meet ings where business. is acted upon. Tonight's board meeting is the A 'n.h nf rIU,'4"n —. "-' ursi unoer me new law. '1'Pifl " "I've had a co uple of calls. I , County over w hether or not Just told t he m they'd have to get cities fall under the auspices of on the Jan. 22 agenda," School Florida's new Administrative Board Secretary Dot PenProcedures Act. nington said. The worrisome part to of. "In these particular ocficiats is the law requ ires caslons, th ey weren't miffed," publication and distribution to she said, "But, I can visualize the media of agendas seven where they might be." days in advance of meetings School Board Atty. Doug and disallows any agenda Stenstrom said, in his opinion, changes after publication, the act applys to iL' governHowever, school officials say mental bodies. the Seminole School Board •,,, ........... it wouia ne tile same for eheady is in compliance with law Jan. cities. The Administrative the act, which became 1. School officials thus far Procedures Act applys to report no serious problems as a everybody," he said. But Casselberry City Ally. result of the law. Ken McIntosh disagrees, The school board meets four Mcintosh has advised city times a month, but holds only officials In Casselberry that in his opinion, "The city need not . I comak'' rr AroundthcClock Iy motion, and Republicans Kimbrough and Williams voting against. Vthlen, who could have settled the matter then, voted to delay the decision until later in the day when the board could have a chance to take a closer Inok at i'reernn'z i-,firm But, in the afternoon sessian when Grindle Sign Gains City Approval By ED PRICK Herald Staff Writer IIIUeA Wednesdqy pj :~ Kimbrough and vice chairman Dick Williams with Vthlen and Mike Hattaway. Marsee than read into the record a letter from himself to all Board Members explaining II he had been approached by Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Hattaway last week. Both men had told him, Marsee said, that "sometime after reorganization of the Board our firm will be replaced." Marsee said he appredated the two commissioners' "frankness," but he athnittel that he considered the move to hi a political one. ItM twith the pou an!J!,t+ £-ulLrnf Boird that the posiUon 0' county attorne' has become a "traI crinmodity ,, Mare and his firm of PUts, Eubanks, Ross and Rumberger wcre paid in excess of S-jo,000 in fees for work last year — a considerable in. crease from their $10,000 fee four years ago. Commissioners to terminate Marsee. Democrats Kwiatkowski and Hattaway voted for the _____ WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE! 1 L Retainer work Includes everything but real estate and bond validation, legal drafting and litigation, The hassle over the county attorney slot began Immediately after the board held its annual re-organization meeting yesterday Procedures L Opinions Differ '' Ch~ ~ •••• SR-46 A and Rantoul Lane on III West side of the city. The zoning and planning commission has recommended eight.unit.an.y' rnu]tl4amfly zoning and restricted commercial zoning for the tract. ZP members also stipulated that all surface water runoff Must be retained on site since the property is in the prime recharge area that furnished the city's water supply. — Sent a county request for a mutual rid fire protection agreement to City Atty. Vernon Mize for study. Knowles said the proposed pact would Jeopardize the city's fire in. surance ratings, open the city to a "lot more liability," and would be of little benefit to the city because the county's fire equipment would be of little use In the city. — Heard Knowles report the new fire department substation on U.S. 17-92 north of Lake Mary Huleva rd was occupied and staffed as of Jan. 2. -• 4• 1~1"_*kv_ ii~___g - -_4:7 ;r a I'll, i L ~ 9' - I ~~ _g-~ I I . ~ - • • .• - - '• ,' • 1. I 1!4 •- I \ Pr, . '. ','' ': :. . z , .. I •, ,• i. ,, . ., - • . '. , - - '.'.s- — ,1 .- .5 1. . • • . ,: • - , _____ - . • , —• —.- .11 I , _____________________ _________________________ 11 - ,________ __________ - A j City Clerk Henry Tamm, left, administers oath i i uffjtt it, re-elected city commissioner, John G SlnrtI'i and A.A. ?nattu � 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, 1975 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, January 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1975. 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Pritchett of Orlando. ri ina ria s n aniord F, expect at least three other defendan ts scheduled for trials this week to plead guilty to lesser charges. 7be state today dropped robbery and use of a f irearm in commission of a felony charges against Clayton F. Eubanks, 18, and Eric Earl Williams, 21, both of Sanford. 71he pair are awaiting completion of a presentence investigation after being convicted b), a circuit Court Jury Dec. 18, of the same charges In supreme court. Defense attorneys told Judge Johnson they another case. __ u ents - -- t .-,. -. - ___ __ - . - Altamonte Store W in ter Park who are on the same Brazilian program. A - . A I II L 8 8flu definite date i9iiC Will set this week. Atthis meeting, Horner H said an itinerary will be set up for special, arrangementr for the students while they stay in Central Florida. Altamonte Springs police Yvonne Ballantyne. today are chlng for t -A jumbo Gin guitar and gunmen who robbed Winn two citizens ba nd radios, total Dixie store about Cp.m., value $1,000 from the Lake Sunday. Mary home of Car l J.f)on - '- - - - 1111 - ,I J I- 4.:_ Plans for the students include . - __ -. _e - - ,-ift -_ KI - . Det. Terrell Hendrix said the 390 Crystal Drive. gmunen, near closing time, pulled their guns and forceJ the $445 from the home of Larry J. manager to open the safe. Walker, 616 Hillcrest, 71* exact amount of money Altamonte Springs. stolen hasn't been determined, -Water skiis and mens Terrell said. He said one cloth ing, valued at 1177, from apparently was- in the Lake the Casselberry home of Brantley Square Ptaze store William Baker, 702 Laurel en it closed. Court. -Tapes and tape deck valued l second gunman through the entrance just at Wo from the Spanish Trace I - . -' - 4A 38 A new office, funded by a $40,000 grant, opened today in sout:i Seminole to try and find jobs for some of the county's or more Joblem workers, a of Sanford's Florida State Dr. Lamb .1 ............ 5A Unemployment Service and is Editorial ..................4A I tedtnthePanAmerican Horoscope . ...............,IB Q BanIt Building In the Interstate Hospital _ - - ............. Mall on Sit 436-and 14. Obituaries Ralph P escott chief of 4 . Sports , ........ I'M Sanford's state unemployme . Television ... I I division,said two employes will . Women's ..... I 5A staff the Altamonte facility and counsel Jobless workers on %%TAT11ER available schooling a well as Yes(erday's high 64 low this lob opportunities. morning 61. Partly cloudy "It's to find Jobs and through Tuesday with a chance training opportunities for LSe of showers today. Rain unemployed In South Seminole probablilly 40 per cent today. County," 11resco,st said. Compkte weather details page Prescott said the state 3A. program will work in ('Ofl - - -"-- . .----- - ___ Z osl~-1 C ossword Puzzle 6 I 1. Around the Clock Bridge Calendar . - . . 'I ~ refiled charges. Mrs. Parrish Is scheduled for trial Jan. By ED PRICKETT HeraldStaff Writer -- I - : - VU.-_i~& was continued until Jan. 27, on a defense motion. The trial of Merle E. Parker, of Sanford, accused of violating the state Medical Practices Act, was re-scheduled for Feb. 17. JU case, originally docketed for trial this week, has been stayed pending an appeal by Parker to the state - - I . $,: - . IL . :. 1. - • 1-K, . - V A --r-4, -,.'d F _- W ij , _ -_ , I __ * _.--At __: . - - , -'A & . - , : 0 , -" - 0 . - After e robbery, e - _-____ _ .. _. . '), . . P~' I I % ri .01 - - said. USC Vr: M ; ..It - 2rnOfl t I- - __- _1 k ent Office to .__ __ _____ _;A Z = - - 1~_ . __ L7il~_17_1m~-,l - store and ned in a waiting car. -Two blue tick hounds 11 In another weekend robber), % 11 W illiam L Mixon, , 1503 tnatthesouthSemmole home 5 "jt~ 4 : W. ~~ Mellonville Avenue. Sanford, of William Daniel, 2180 Ridge .1 . told sheriff's deputies he Drive. ld coins va lued at $150 scldfledwithablackrnale who Paul A. lialillp, 26, of Winter N rk and Den1ta hillchurn, 10, of Apopka w(re hoipitalized after their sa.1d he had a pistol in h from the Altamonte S cars collided Saturda) night est of Forest I It) ILtizllp was charged with driving lug on the wrong side pocket, but the robber took home of Archie Cu) Icr, 420 of the road. fie was treated and released from Florida Hospital ,Ahere Miss Mitchum Is listed In $1,000 cash from satisfactory condition Saturday at the Jai -Alai A flbergta Coette auto parking lot in Fern Park. top, valued at $3W, from ie Mizon and William Wagner, carport of the home of Bill 78, Maitiand, were leamg the Sford 119 Faia) Dei S sports establishment when the Sanford man approached them saying, -A radio and watch valued at "don't move this is a stick-up." $150 from the 100 Fairlane 0 pUtV Roger Bisttenberger Circle home of John H. Bender, said Muon's pants pocket was Sanford. unction with and utilize officials anticipate an bookkeeping, shorthand and Mrs. Sharon ,Meng and David ripped as he struggled with the facilitie! oceupied by the newly rmollment there of more than hackground coursei in business C1rk robber siiw al s'd and caliber opened Seminole Community 500 students machines as well as various Prescott said S, under Deputies today were In rifle total value $7 from t College ISM career center. The SCC facility will ern. academic programs. Prol' ect OUTREACH, is also vestigating the reported thefts &.) uth Seminole ~ .- . - ,* i _ ; . SCC's South Seminole Center phasize vocational and office The state office, under providing job counseling ser- over the weekend of: houses five classroon, and trainin I n g, c I u d I n g l'rett, will be manned by vices for unemployed workers -A televion, cameras, and ' • -Te1eion, in Seminole, where unem- firear valued at ,0OO fn drill and outdt-i , I,ikl~3, ' 61 , ployment in November jumped value Extra ne m n ex GIMME -. . - - charges of attempted robbery, shooting with,in an occupied buildi ng, use of a f irearm In cornmission of a felony and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Also today, the court continued until Jan. 2D, the trial of Spencer Green, of Sanford, on charges of reckless driving, two counts of leaving the scene of an accident, attempting to The Phillips hearing and trial were rescheduled for Jan. 13, at Sanford. The state has dropped an Indictment against Phillips and Mrs. Dean Parrish, 38, Lyons, Ga., in the case and - -,~ . - - IV I A ;r7_~jwii%' f_~~. _A.k, . _in 7.v t , Z , , , en - _W) -- - w-.V . ._~_ -14 _.___- i A --;-__ - - - -i • - MP-1t__ i - PRUA-E JUKE I - ra supermarket. Homer said he received "a "All we had to do in Orlando the lot of offers" to help sponsor the was to call out the wimes 'f students. ne students then students and said he had six kissed their 'mothers' and sponsors more than was needed. hook their 'fathers' hand. "The response from the Out of the total number people of the county on the students, there are three men. request to help was tremen Homer said the students would be given a few days to get dous," Horner said. adjusted with their'farnil)'and catch up on tne Jet lag On Friday or Saturday, the chamber will host a covered dish supper with the 14 ex. change students staying in -- - Itz 11 - ~~ — I 19 - I - shootout at the Altamonte Springs A & P --- —________________ _________________ ' i kk~---- I . • __ _____ AI_ I M GO$ - r i 1?1 : - - I . - I / - -- J) I I .. I : - — ~ __ , , ~. ~ (1 — I : -, ON ( I - I ' - (_ - ULSK ) II 3 ~~ -- 'I .-~ ! ( ,.10 L -- j -- n I -- now 7Z I . _t__ - - t - elude an officer and no driver's license. The trial of Gifford William Fisher Jr., accused of possession of a controlled substance, the International Exchange students to visit in the schools * I - I ,KES ~n) FAT, // FOLiQ. 5 'I HAD A LONG TALK F - Howle Schne3ider by . I - -- . r . - - --~& -_ _ - ___ - = .. - --__ _______ __=____~__-~_ - ;_ . . _&r.- --%. ___ '' -, ---C ~ ~_ -.. — ___ ____ . ______ State Atty. Abbott Herring's office dropped charge of ft degree murder and at te mpted first degree murder agathtthe pair and refj1tj sere as sponsors and o ther points of interest around house thestudents for stay the area. Central TIh students will conclude "E went 1 k t ir he visit by preparing a work," sai d I Homer, Brazilian supper for the executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of le Conunerce. 71* chamber is coCounty School Board has ordInating the exchange I 4 visit with their 'families ... Seminole County. The students arrived Sunday morning at McCoy Jet t In r r Orlando re ti c e met - today on a defense motion to suppress evidence in the case of Robert Dennis Phillips, , Vidalia, Ga., a suspect fn the Nov I attempted robbery- H S By MICK NW 5cJ t nole oreign - WITH ' . ,, . 1411 t.-/' I' I J, .k') . V 4 ''. ____ . - ER,F . A4*17.%;- - -J~/.F 'o' I L. laryngitis. Johnson cancelled a hearing schedUled for YER TE,RIFIC, J THANKS SOtJNY ur 6g.ANN.. YA J 'LET'S 1t)P THE PUT ON A / PALAVER AN GREAT ;2' COME UP ? \ SHOW./ ~ MY CUT! .PW\. - $ -. DO THIS TO A l NICE LITTLE OLD LADY L%E ___ .. : Vvoti CAN'T NE'S 001 prosecutor Bill Ilefiernan has strep throat and V r'%( (. . hauling the pesky hyacinths away, once they were Lulled from the waters. This would negate the need for the expense of county operated trucks. I By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ' ,f ~_ - , machine twhich would ue located near the Osteen BridgeontheSt Johnsftiver),trucks,dthers,(i.eI, 'c Commissioners admitted that most of the costs were "padding" and the main necessity was for road construction Vihien said that Delbert Euga had informed him that "private enterprise" had been interested in - today forced post ponement of several criminal I', ' - . Polk told the commissioners the "we're about 18 months ahead of Orange County already." In requesting immediate fun(l.ingapproval for an ''(11j77N \1 / . ." t emergency vetdcles be tied into a telephone system that would simultaneously alert the necessary Lsvrvices by dialing the 911 telephone number. Influenza .1 \ - — -4 7_~ - --- -_ T __Y_Etl__ -_ - 4~_-~_;.~` -~~-._!~-r~-~.r properl) dsigntd building that oWd serve as a dlspatchandcommunicaUonss)ste,n,and(3)most importanti), funding of the program l'nnLrary to a state recommendation, Seminole and Orange Count) 911 CommIttee members have already dccided that each county should have their own center instead of one regional center. I i.LA I —Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. askedtogleaJobdescriptjonforthepositjon With thedescription ,andsalnr> requlrements,the Board could meet again on Jan 14 to consider the prposal But this is the month to decide on accepting or re jecting th e s)stem, Vihien said 'We're at a crossroads and must decide soon," he said, State law requires that all police, lire, and f P - ' N, ? ( '11~i:,_/ i '11~ ,_~ I ___ - - . -_ _b; -' - h%acinth harvester in the county until they could determine what the state expected them to pay in the way vf matching funds. The total tentative cost for operation for one "We're at a crossroads and Must decide soon." Uvely involved in 911 development over the past 18 months. said the county personnel board would be / _____ - cost It was alwa -s my understanding," Commission J - - 141 1k~-_M_ -- s)stern " w;- -_ __ --~-- Sheriffs present communications center, Polk said. lii "Uur ssor tiur busi n ess tod ay , coin missinners declined their approval to a preliminar) schedule for operation of the ------------------------------' r - to give ._____ t " would provide the board with information for 0. capital outlay (for building) and personw-l." Much of the funding for the system is already providedforinthel7people Gi atareauignd Sheriff Polk told the commissioners that suc• cessfImplcn1entstIonofa91l system Ifl Seminole will require: I a professional administrator to a e o superv ise 71M ., 1T7,-_____._1__- _ I 04P ~ finP_Ll_'~Ws~ ~ .F_Vl — -_ ____ - -------.----- T ___-______ ''. _v 4, ~ 1 . - =_~ 91 kdnhlmstrator Polk said that the) ou1dn t need :Ifl) more assIstance unUl budget Ume when the) and when police, fire, or ambulance vehicles arrive on the scene. l stem ______________ AF - I 4_(VtS17M.r _7=540W W.r_ ,`_1F,?~_:V0v_~ AR e~_ ;,_ U_ __. Approval The purji of tht 911 number Is to riduce the time between hcn an eniergenc incident n I ~_ __ __ / Sanford, Florida 327fl—Price 10 Cents S y y Tentative giving 911 Action subomrnittee airmnn Sheff Jhn h'lk coflt•flus' 'Inroval to begi Antcrviewing for a professional to administer the AAA\/ I _______ I ____ enc 0 Seminole Count)- Commissioners, in a work session today, indicated that the 911 emergency communications system would probably be a (ount)4unded proct" But, th e) balked on ~ _ -____ -_._: I mer B) BILl BELLEVIU F. fIcraldSIf Wfrr _____ ... E Gets ,fi, - - DONALD 1 R~RSIMMON, ROSE AND ORANGE BOWLS CI I 9 a ___________________ ( 9 I ____________ ____________ :I: - - __ OINT RAVE A s 6, 1975 ~Ilt I 11 -- ___ January fl8—Monday, _________________________________ ~~~~ _. __ .N 1. . I I _q , I~t aavw*AVRWM"`" . r I I ___ I ~ ~ - - . _____ - _,~__~&~r~ -- Year, No. 67th I I S I --- -: - . _. . I - --_ EvP'1il1IfJ Hendd _____ - (% .~Ql " ....-- * -1 -- .6 ll _ es- - . -- -_ .- . . - - ~ - . - - - - ~ - - C ____ r r _n ' I - W _ - Hill SF SACK ANP LURP VISION. ¶I,AT POESN'I SOUND L!K A !ANGOVt — l_LA I F3rank by wommonam lfie~ ORMILLR, TL GIVE You L FEEL. AWFa1! SOMETI4!'I R2IR L GUESS IT WAS 1HA'T -4EAP AN1... 100 M UCI- ___ - __ ..."SAS103" )!. 'Furlou ed' List Posted -" :-. A roster telling furloughed workers at from 3-4 p.m. and will two-wetk period. nue Stromberg-Carlson Curp. when to report to the unemployment office for LD cards has She said the claims office is swamped, and been posted at the claims office, 200 S. Frearh 'be proctss she Initiated W23 the OUly Way to Ave. handle the additional load from Strumberg. Claims Manager Marge Ward said her The list informs Stromberg workers which offlee *01 begin ntxt Monday proemlag the day they are scheduled to rePort425 Stromberg workers who aren't seheduled Although nrkrrs signed up for conk to re t u rn to work until Jan today, but p,mation before leaving the firm, no IdeaThey were to report tc ;k furloa ha were extended because of a lack of tifkation cards were Issued at that time, available work at the Sanford facility. Stromberg officials announced Friday US Mrs. Ward said workers' names listed of 575 workers furloughed Dec. arcording to Social Security numberv. Her return to thcir jobs until Jan.27. However,100 office ilI begin the indcntiflration process emptoycs did go back today, - _ -- a -. --. 1 ' ~ .-- __ ~_,__ __ _.- .---=--:-- a:11- -,Scuba diving equipment, Lake Harney Acrettes, Gene I nationwide unemployment radios, tapes and tools valued --&-inford pohce today wer.figure will reach 7.4 per cent by at summer. The nation has not had such a high rate of jobless INIlip Jotm Robinson, 1617 wheels off two cars at Art Sultana Lane, Maitland. Grindle'sWbeelfUr0i,us I-_ workers in 25 years. -A mor ta r miser, v a l ued at 92 south 1escott said state workers 1615. from the Associated will concentrate on vocational counseling and referrals. He Contracting and Building Co. Hampton, 19, Mark '1' 1-~. 11lanipsaid some persons may be yard on NewbemWt Aven uc' ton, 18, and Don,ald E. ILunp. referred for vocational training near the Altamonte Springs ton, 20, all of 310 W. Third St., provided by S€C. - ___ Sanford, with buying, receiving - 11* morwy came from the -Fishing gear valued at SI7 13 and concelaing stolen property federal Concentrated Employe from a car belonging to Don in connection with the theft of a and Training Act (CETA) wW Newsom at 551 E. Semoran ladder and two rolls of car. Is channeled through local Blvd., Casselberry. peting reportedly taken from an agencies to find jobs and -AA MOO Honda trail bike office. builthrig belonging to training opportunities for from the Adaii St. and Neison Amy Anderson at 214 & jobless workers. Ave., Rolling Hills home of Ave -__ -. - -- -- ~_ - ~ ksl:-.---Zvi7.-IM I -____ --&, - -- - . - , -- ..• ' , - - W~ �_ i_J_ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — - — NATION -- By DONNA f.STES lIrald Staff Writer IN Chief Outlines '75 FLORIDA Goals - Two Air Crash Survivors ____ Charged philosophy po IvVIth - - •, ousted ,, ____ witness 'No campaign Report Expected Streetman - December ..................... Loophole In figures .... 9 . ..... .. December sales - 129,838. / To Intervention Statement - _____ 40 II - .._ ... .. ._ -. - - . . - - As Freighter Rams Bridge — _ - _____________________ HOBART, Tasmania API Officials believe at least IO people were killed when a British ore yrejgh . rammed th e Tasman bridge Sunday night and brought down a 24u. foot section of th e span that took th e 11,20(3-ton ship to the bottom, The bodies of five of the ship's 42 crewmen were recovered, and two other cr ewmen were missing. But police said they believed two and possibly three cars plunged from the bridg e into the Derwent River 150 feet below, Th ey had no idea bow many persons were in th e ears. The ship, the Lake Illawarra, stayed afloat for about 10 minutes, were hospitalized. The survivors included the ship's captain and the chief engineer. . I - .. . N— M OPMV -- .. 0 -~ -W ' -.•. • , . - -- When the use of marijuana first became widespread among middle and upper class Youths during the mid-sixties, the initial reaction from the . - - ti~ . r ' ' , It V '!' ______________________________ ___________________ _ 5i.v % . : % - ___________ _________________ "establishmnent" was that cannibis was almost as addictive as heroin. And if It wasn't, the feeling went, It certainly got you "hooked" on something stronger by building a physiological need, In the 10 years since the mass national debut of , beliefs towards the addictive qualities of marijuana have relaxed. Yet, the society at least officially remains as divided as ever over the danger of marijuana use, gathering Into appropriate polarized camps where a taste or distaste for the weed Is popular, In Seminole, law enforcement , _______________ _________________________ ___ ______ _________________________ 1._____________________________ ' Communists - "- Shell Saigon - SAIGON, South Vietnam lAP) Communist forces shelled the outskirts of Saigon and Phnom Penh today as the besieged garrison at Phuoc Binh City held out for the fifth day. The shelling on the western edge of Saigon was the closest rocket attack to the South Vietnamese capital since before the signing of the ceasefire agreement nearly two years ago. The Viet Cong fired a dozen 100-pound rockets shortly after midnight Sunday at the Phu Lam International center two miles west of the city limits, the South Vietnamese military command reported. Half of the rockets landed ma village, killing a family of four, wounding eight others and destroying more than 20 homes. The rest of the rockets landed in rice paddies and did no damage. - ____ .' - , 0 A "Joint" (top of photos amid the marijuana contents shown on the whit personnel as well as physicians Department vice squad Lt. flay 'share' propDsition. One person people say are documented and counselors generally agree Parker explains. "But It's not runs out of grass and another are: damage to cells, damage that marijuana Is not the "habit through a physical dependency, shares some of his with him." to chromosomes, forming drug" that male sterility, everyone The smokers get Into the The last widely-circulated and increased risks of cancer. th ought it once was. cultur al and environment it's na tional report the report of E ve rything, it seems, ex "It's been well established the people he a cept ssociates with." the National Commission of toothache and gou t. that it's not addictive," Yet, with the acceptance of Marijuana and Drug Abuse Yet, the only way amoderate. Division of Youth Services Bob the non. "addictive" qualities (1972)—found no real physical to-heavy pot smoker can be Ritz said. "Its more of a social of marijuana, there still dangers in the moderate use of distinguished from a non-user is FORT LAUDERDALE, Via, (AP) A penny may not advancement (to another drug) remains hardfast beliefs in the the weed, and CINCINNATI, Ohio (Al')— in fact, recom by looking at tils eyes, ac. John Reusing, a bank mantant enough to dangers of the weed overuse. mentkd kcriminilization of its cording to FTU ,s Dr. S concern the Broward County Consumer Affairs Office, The pro3ecutIon was expected ager, said he saw Kroger and d Ritz said that advancement "Extended use of marlivana" penalties. to call mo re wi tnesses today to sma ll girl get into a car "Physically, Stoner says, Agency officia ls say t he y recovered a one cent tax th at from marijua na or. to "harder Dr. Edward Stoner, about Director But In the two years since its heavy user has 'red eye' support its case against a Flori- one hour after the abduction in a supermarket wrongly charged on a box of d on uts bought drugs" Is especially true for of the FTU Student Clinic said, publication, reports to the practically all of the white of da nun as Cincinnati's biggest suburban Mt. Lookout. by a woman customer, Food is not taxable, officials say. "young kids, since they areeasily "affects motivation," fact, contrary have been springing eye becomes pink with blood." kidnap trial in years headed "There's a lot of principle attached to these cornKruger formerly lived near more adventurous, more Stoner said, It Inaffects up (aster than the hemp plant However, until the many into its second week. led than older kids." plaints," said agency director harry Appel, who devoted the Mechem residence. motivation to the extent that he itself, Two pe rsons already ha ve an hour to recovering the disput ed Lincoln head. different, partisan and nonThe Mechem girl was found (nUlriJUflB) definitely very seldom sees a user in a Dr. Olav J. Braenden, partisan studies are brought tied Clifford Kruger, of Winter unharmed a day later In a leads to other drugs," Sheriff's clinical situation, "Most of director of the United Nations together and sorted out through Park. Fla,., to the Sept. 23 kid- nearby motel. The requested them flunk out," Stoner ex- Narcotics Laboratory, testified a possible "nationwide clearing naping of Allison Mechem, ransom of $128,000 was ever — plalned. before a U.S. Senate sub. house" for pot research dopers 4yearoId daughter of Charles picked up. A DEATHS But along with the change In committee that "there Is a will have to take their charzce,s Mechem, chairman of Taf t at ti t udes towards th e use of general consensus (nmong that moderate-to-heavy use Broa dcasting Co. — grass, Sto ner also sees a change scientlests working with does no 51R8. ANNIE WILLIAMS Mechem Iden tified Kroger's Sanford years ago, She was a 2 p more than relieve them p.m. m today. Brisson Funeral in the concept of ,,the pusher." marijuana) that cannabis is of motivation and bestows them '0 member of the First United Home charge. as that of a man who "The concept differs dangerous," Mrs. Annie B. Williams,81, of Nlethodist Church of Sanford. with red eye, made ransom telephone calls. markedly from yesterday," Among 2100 S. Maple Ave., Sanford, dangers that Tomorrow; proposed Survivors include a da ughter Stephen Martin, 19, Identified JAMES SMITH Stoner said. "Today, it's a Braenden and new laws and died Saturday at Eustis. Born in Mrs. Iris Messer, Sanford; two other anti-pet their support locally. Kroger as the man he sold a Orange County, she came tc grAndchildren; two great. 1963 model car to a week before James J. Smith,68, of Germgrandchildren; the kidnaping, Martin had brother, (ask, Mich., formerly of •s . Patrick 11. earlier identified prison parolee Brown. of Oviedo; Fourth St., Sanford. died Jan. 2 Frank Wiechman as the man Iwo sisters, Mrs. Nellie B. in Manistique Hospital, * WE BUY- AND SELL - -_ 7 - , GrOmkow-Gai Dixon, Chesapeake, Va. and Michigan. who purchased the car, which Funeral Home Nirs. Georgia B. McClelland, police say was used as the Ile was retired from Seminole FORT LAUDERDALE, . Fla. early Sunday. Ile was charged the state attorney," a police getaway car. Wiechman was I - - ~ -_ Baltimore Md. Motors in Sanford and was a (AP) — )DOW Seminal& Blvd lColus - -4 --i The tenant of a ware. in the shooting death of Joseph spokesman said. SKA1111010EN Cook CgHTgo Y Funeral zervices were held at mem be r of the Sanford Elks, house where initially charged with kidnap. Ph. $34 $SSG'-Longwood po lice be lieve a Shaver, an account executive m ing, t hen the charges were Cl ub, and had attended the body was temporarily encased a--_ Prom was ordered h1 Miami stock nkrn ; uroppea. congregational Christian in concrete has been charged " Shaver's decomposed body without bond Sunday In the Church, Sanford. with first degree murder in the was unearthed Saturday from a [Iroward County jail. r' He Is survived by his wife slaying of a Miami man, police makeshift grave in Indian Riv. The inv.tstIgation began on Mary, Gerrnfask. say, er County. Burial was in Sunbury, Pa. Nov. 23 when warehouse neigh. - U/ Officers said Robert cup, Police said the body was bors complained to police about 37, turned himself in to lire- identified while Procup was a stench. Procup hId officers ward County sheriff's tk'piities being booked ur, a charge of that the smell came from fraudulent use of a credit card garbage and human waste belonging to Shaver, under a concrete slab. "At that time, he was further c ha rg?d with murder one b) Of ficers said Procup was _ I4iuderdale Lakes police de. seen the next day, breaking up has vmrtment wi th the approval of stab with an air sterd.y's hg' i l ths - Prosecution Is Expected To Call More Witnesses - - -. '" - Doggie Performed MIDNIGHT SUN FURNITURE WEATHER Matrimony e.i i, ,, ,•,,,, , ,r i rain ri I Parily clouds through Tuetda with a chance of &hO"r% today. Mdu With highto mainly in the 70s and tows njgf near 60 Var,abc mostly PStterly Winds around 10 mph. Rain Probability 40 Per cent today and 70 WEST PALM BEACH, Via, (AP) Tiger Nelson Magoo can expect nothing but a dog's life now that he's married Sit- Per cent tonight Estendi'd Outlook Wednesday mantha Lynn. But that really through Friday Florida North portions rflOSlly cloudy Witi, .1 won't be much of a change. CMln Of tPoq, warmer than As more than 100 dewey-eyed 'rmal With lOWS in the upper SOs guests looked on, Tiger and Si'. and hight in tP"e 70s Rpmain(,' mattly fair and mild with mantha bo th pedigree Mal. dOs and highsnear ) toWS i the tests were married during Northwest Florida Scattered and Thurs4o the weekend at a Vest Palm becoming mostly tor Friday. A Beach shopping plaza, - - - . ' - Dr. Jean Berger Slates Workshop . .. - P ' This is the SIc0.ld 01 a three part series that afl.mpts to update the marij uana situation in Seminol, County, analyse reasons br its popularity and preview proposed new laws that would govern itj use. Today, the writer takes a look at effects recounted Irom local and national sources. Broker Char e In Murder Drug-Related Arrests Made Visits Italy 10 Motorists Believed Killed IE j. - exU ... . By BILL BELLEVILLE ' Herald Staff Writer REA Breakfast Navy Yeoman BRIEF - Personality In County Over Weekend On Mariluana Addi"ct'ion o - LOCAL BRIEFS ' .. WORLD IN 00 Penny Saved __________________________________________ 3 Humes . MIAMI (AP) — A University of Illinois law professor says one way to fight soaring malpractice insurance rates would be to apply the concept of nofault automobile in . to medicine. Jeffrey O'Connell, co-author of a book credited with leading to no-fault automobile insurance plans in several states, said that both doctors and patients would prefer such a medical insurance plan. O'Connell made the no4auft proposal Saturday to the South Florida Anesthesiology Society, which had dropped plans for a work stoppage designed to protest the high rates of malpractice insurance, O'Connell said that uld not pay kr s uffering of a patient, "There are some victims who will receive less under nofault liability than they would have under the present s%stem," O'Connell said, Beliefs A Springs Fire D JIM WILLIAMS ______________________________ Society Relaxes - Multimillion Altamonte .4 WASHINGTON (AP) Two new congressional offices will be opened in Florida's Fifth District today by Rep. Richard Kelly, H-Flit. The office sek,ing west Orange County and south Semi. nole County will be in Altamonte Springs, at 608 East Semoran Blvd., Suite 307, Kelly said. The other office, serving Pasco, Hernando, Citrus and part of Pinellas counties, will be at the New Port Richey city hail. ' __ ;i ' REUBEN ASKEW Kelly To Open Offices Herald Names Keyser - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the governor's 1975-76 budget the state will live within Its which has Uee IA. Gov.-elect Jim Williams, recommendation, mon ths toconwho will be inaugurated Tuesplete its study on whether the And, by Thursday's "We don'tsdvocatea new tax state should compensate landday, says he Isn't exactly going meeting, Williams has Cabinet to peeof any sort," he said. "We're owners when it restricts their to be Gov. Reubin Askew's chief pare a plan to cut state spend. not asking for any. We're going property use, lobbyist. ing by at least $127 million as a to adjust to th e revenue that And, Williams, who was a "If you mean lobbying in the result of plummeting revenues, comes in." sense of information and educastate senator prior to his elec. Williams said the details of Williams also has been as- tionas lieu te nant governor, will tion, yes," he said. "If you the state spending cuts had not signed by Askew as the over- also serve as Askew's chief legmean lobbying in the sense of yet been competed but would seer of collective bargaining by arm twisting, no. It will be probably include islative liaison, coordinating elimination of state employes, gentle persuasion." putting him be. the governor's legislative pro. Williams specific programs and an twee:, the irresistible orce of grams. But Askew obviously has im- across-the-bo ard reduction of 5 wage demands by inflation. As lieutenant governor, Wil. portant plans for his new per cent or more in state pinched empoyes and the spot. trouble-shooter liams succeeds Tom Adam.!, spending during the last six tering economy. who helped the governor get has been named ad- months of the fiscal year. In addition, Williams is head elected in 1970 but fell out of ministration secretary by Ask. But no matter how tight the of the Governor's Property favor with the Askew adminisew and is already coordinating economy gets, Williams said Rights Stud)' Commission tration. - ______________________________ pj ç,-',,_ . Fault ' On Medicine? Officers ':;., AGENDAS = - e - AREA COUNCIL ¼ L a . called over the weekend to breakup a fight a snow ball fight. said developer Clemente Vivanco dumped 15 tons of man-made snow Sa turda y in fron t of one of his pro jects as a publicity stunt. But a group of youngsters began hurling rockweighted snow balls, and auth oriti es were called, When firemen rushed to the scene to hose down snow, they were greeted with a barrage of snow balls, officials said. They finally were able to dampen the show, but not before Mayor Richard Calhoun and Vivanco were hit. Arab V'orId Reacts Angniy - - Police Quell Snow Fight - - Monday, Jan. 6,1975--3A "The officers Reopen Dismal Auto 11~1 t -- - ,,. . -., 'Possession GAINES yuLE, Fla. (AP) Two men who survived th e crash of a mariJuana4aden plane have been c harged with possession of a controlled substance, Police said Dennis James Conroy, 22, and Michael Phillip Timmons, 26, were being held Sunda y in lieu of $70,000 bond each. Officers said both men rçf used to give any information other th an th eir names. Th e twin-engine plane crashed in heavy rain app Sa turday and flipped upside down in a swampy area near Gainesville, Alachua County officers said. The men suffered cuts and bruises when they were tr ed inside the craft by cargo that had hi s fted on impact, said Sheriff's Lt. W.G. Bowen. moved part of the cargo around and freed them from the plane," Bowen said. "The cargo turned out to be about a thousand pounds of marijuana." tical - -- -- - Ruthless Winter Springs .- means, IN BRIEF _____ r__,.,,.,,.,,,, . -,-- State To Trim Budget $127 Million 1 ticular need Nixon - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ____ To -. ____ for new leadership "We believe in military because I believe what "Then, too," he admits and a void in interested people ;---Republicans believe," he said, strength sufficient to deter any "there is no question that to accept tlx responsibili ty," he BRIEF ____ I "When people think of the type of aggression by a foreign Watergage and the related The goals of local GOP chief said, f4psjjj Party in Seminole power. actions, particularly the par Fred Streetman for the 1975 After being elected to cornCounty, we want them to know cloning of Nixon just a few days "Republicans tend to be Liddy Says year are two-fold: (1) To plete Schaffner's term, what it stands for," Streetman before the primaries had a revitalize the meaning and Streetman, at the party's _____ and not ashamed of said, listing the local GOP pa being accused of being flag negati ve effect. of Republicanism In reorganizational meeting in UIjrq_., philosophy: 'Wasn't "I also believe the ad. Enough' Seminole County and (2) To Decem be r, was elected wavers. to a full ____ "Republican emphasis is on ministration's issuance of • being together those people who two-year term. With such a lofty li individualism versus WASHINGTON lAP) Convicted Watergate burglar conditional amnesty to draft share that philosophy into Also elected at the same a philosophy, ; why collective society; G. Gordon Liddy says former President Richard M. Nixon did dodgers and deserters did not actual political participa tion, meeting were Maryanne did not act ruthlessly enough in coping with th e sca ndal "We believe that individual Republicans locally do o sit well with conservatives who Streetman Is not a cradle Morse, vice chairman; Lil li an and shou!d have destroyed the tape recordings th at rights should take precedence poorly in the November elec- are still the bulwark of the Republican he chose the liarkenrider, secretary, and eventually drove him fr om office, over any special interest group tions (two Republican school party," Streetman said. party because its philosophy Dot Meadors, treasurer. 1 In a televised Interview Liddy also characterized for"We believe that capitalism board members were Although a party man, matched his, Jeanne Rodriguez, Seminole / nier White 11os counsel John W. l)ean III as a "stool is the only economic system and a Democrat replaced a Streetman is still not sold A native of North Carolina, he Republican state corn____ pigeon" and forme: Nixon re-cLction tommittee head that is compatible with politic I Republican on the county completely on President Gerald became the first member of his mitteewoman, has been elected .4 a commission)? freedom, Jeb Stuart Magruder as 'an a ccomplished, skillful liar." Ford. "I have reservations family to go into the GOP secretary of the Florida "I think in all fairness to the man you'd have to put him "We believe in a long range about Ford, based on some of Streetman said, "The voters ranks., Republican Par ty. right up there with Judas Iscariot," Liddy said of Dean, economic view which is were disenchanted isions to date. I think, with his dec At 38, Strectman took over "I believe that one should ____ who along wi th Magruder was a chief prosecution dependent upon sound money. government in general and however, it Is unfair to make the reins of the local side with a political party for in th e Watergate cover-up trial. "We believe in FREE) STREETMAN the tended toward ousting in- any final Judgment until he has Republican party seven months philosophical reasons Just as he elimination of governmental cumbents, The party na tionally had more time to demonstrate ago after the resignation of chooses his religious views and for deficit spending, voting Boston was affected by the typical six- hiS ability in the direction of William Schaffner. denomination," Streetman Republican candidates, par"We be lie ve it is wrong for year cycle wherein It Is normal natio na l leadership," he said. "I be came active in said. "As I became an active tictilarly BOSTON (Al', - Ioston' law enforcement officials since the national government to tax individuals in the national administration "I was very disappointed in Iputljc;i ni sin during the vuter, I found myself nrt' "rai on pans :iwied at ring the sakty of four of harry (oldwatcr, to di for lheiii what th ey could at tIt tiiiie to fare poorly liockefeijer's ap1imItnient as scars lieri there was a par- Unually sharing the party's high school buildings closed Dec. 11 after an outburst of "In short, lam a Republican effectively do for themselves, relative to other years, vice president, It would be my 41 racial vi olence. School Supt. William J. Leary said over prefe re nce to see Ford decline th e weekend th at Roxbury High Sch ool, South Boston the party's nomination now to High School and two Sou th Boston high annexes would open the door for a strong reopen Wednesday. He said lawyers for the school system Reagan candidacy," would ask U.S. District Judge W. Ar th ur Garrity today to said. direct law enforcement efficlals to provide a detailed outHe added that Reagan would line of the planned saftty measures. A police spokesman DETROIT (AP) The naDomestic sales for 1974 are cent decline from the same 1973 dustry watchers expected sales since the Depression of the have been a "wonderful said Sunday that authorities plan, among oth er things, tion's auto makers report today now estimated to be about 7.5 level when autos were byloreignmanufacturersjn the l93(. l8Z7 choice" for vice president, heavy police patrols for th four schools. The spokesman on sales and million, a 23 per cent drop from sold. U.S. to come in under 1.4 mnil. ad ding that the mainstream of Auto prodnetlon in December )earend totals. said the patrols might be comparable to those on duty the 9.3 million units that left The companies have not re- lion, a 20 per cent decline from dropped to 357,429, per cent the party is conservative. a 31 when the schools opened in September. 41 de "There is no questi on that the Industry otervers predicted fo aler showrooms the year be- ported their sales totals since the record 1,73 million sold in decline from the same month re then because of the annual boll- 1973. tream of the Democra tic deliveries would be off as much last year when 517,955 cars It would be th e industry's day break. Costly as they were during the Law The severe sales slump, now were made. It was the lowest party is liberal, We (the Sales in November were off 35 into i ts 14th month, is th e m os t vi ous three months, when pre. worst performance since 1970, total for the ind ustry Republican party) certainly when dom es tic deliveries total. per cent from the year before, prolonged SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Seven co unty officials in dr opped a bout 30 per cent from for the industry since since 1951 have some members who ed 7.5 million cars. California have found a way to beat the soaring cost of October sales were down 27 per World War If. In response, the year-earlier levels. Auto production for the year should be Democra ts and there Sales during the first 10 days cent and September deliveries companies have living. They collect a salary and a pension for th e same de or r ed Un- totaled 7,340,373, a 24 per cent are De mocrats who should be Today also marked the begin- of December, normally the declined 21 government Job. B)' retiring from office for only a few per cent. Republicans, philosophically," precedented production cut- decline from record-breaki ning of the first full production slowest month of the year, to. ng days, the seven Import sales were not ex- backs and worker layoffs that 1973. including five sheriffs have taken In 1973, 9,660,819 autos he said. week of 1975. The ind ustry has ta led That was a 29 per pected to fare much better. In. union officials advanta ge of a loophole in state law. They are now eliglllø Streetman said the recent say are the worst rolled off assembly lines. been all but shut down f for two checks a month . All seven left office Dec. 31 after change in party by Bill King, Christmas-New Year's holiday. up to 32 years service. Th ey begin new elected terms in the Ufl3UCCSMu1 GOP canthe same offices today and will begin to receive both Sales for last month were exdldate for county corn.1 penslonandsalarychecks. pected to be sharply below missioner, did much more those in December 1973. That damage to his personal performance was seen as palncredibility th sn it did the Corrective Action Needed fulbecausesajes inthe fjnal Re pu blican party. WASHINGTON (AP) Federal safety experts say month of 1973 already had be"King's loss in the election airlines need to improve emergency equipment and to plummet in the face of was on a very individual canprocedures because passe ng ers have been killed or uthe energy crisis and consumer didate basis. Harry lured while trying to escape from accidents. The National / BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) fears over fuel shortages. / 1 paper Al Abram said Kissin- houria also said that the United Kwiatkowski (King's wInning Transportati on Safety Board said Sunday that corrective The Arab world has reacted ger's threats were evidence of a States erroneously "tries to opponent) was well-known The auto companies noted in action is needed to provide passengers "with a greater deangrily to Secretary of State U.S-Israeli conspiracy to at- give the impression there is a the county and had ful early this year that sales for fi lled gree" of safety during emergency evacuations. It ca lled Henry A. Kissinger's statement tack the Arabs "in the same link between o of 1973 were at record levels, numero us civic obligations. il prices and for a series of sa fety improvements, including revision of th making it difficult for 197 at the United States would in- way Israel Joined France and crisis now faced by the capitai. King started as a virtual emergency evacuation chutes. tervene militarily against Britain Inattacking Egypt after 1st world." ur ea to compare favorably. unknown and to some degree he Middle East oil producers if nationalization of the Suez Ca. President Houarj Boume- was hampered by lesse r they threaten "strangula tion of nal finan than his opponent," / dlenne"of'Alge?ia said Amen- be cing the industrialized world." Th said. e paper urged theaArab military against any His comments, published by states to "lay down new can Middle Eastaction oil nation would "ft haS been inferred that the Business Week magazine, strategy immediately Republicans th did not support at the lend to e destruction of e oil prompted a storm of editorial economic and military leve ls so th King adequately," Streetman S and go vernment protests in they may face the possibility of He accused Washington said, "However, if the voters of councilmen Irwin Hunter, George Perkins, who completed of resorting to psychologic Egypt, Saudi Ar abia, Kuwait, U.S. action against Ar Sanford al bo th ab oil parties had voted strictly Donald Browning and John sir months In the term of warfare a nd Warned tha t the Le banon, Li bya and Iraq over fields." TOM KEYSER alo ng party lines, there would Daniels and holdover ceun- resigned Don Myers In 1914, U ni ted Sta tes "will need Arab be the weekend. In Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, virtually no precinct in R e-elected Sanford City cliwoman Irene Van Eepeol on begin a full two-ye" term on A pro-Palestinian Beirut newspaper Al Nadwah advised oil and gas for a long time yet." which Ki ng would not have lost Commissioners A. A. the council. First on the the city commission and be newspaper, Al Moharrer, pub- Washington to "stop making In other Middle East develop, by about a 2-1 ratio at best and McClanahan and John CL agenda, after swearing-In sworn In. Lished a cartoon showing Kis- threa ts and stop blaming the oil mends: Egyptian authorities was not the C5 In many Morris will take their oa ths of ceremony, will be the election singer in a Nazi uniform deco. producers for the economic and po A ce sour li ces saId 13) per. precincts. Some he carried and personnel administration office Tuesday at 4 p.m. at city of a deputy mayor. rated with Ile Star of David re , crisis the in wcnid."It urged board au to sons, including 30 members f Ifl some he was defeated bya hail for new four-year consist of seven Other ma tters scheduled ceiving congratula o ti ns from oil-expo i rt ng countri es to members to ask the outlawed Comm unist party, small margin," Sireetman three elected by Before McClanahan and come before council irclude President Ford. the United States to lower the have been arrested for in. said. the emploes and four ap. Morris are re-seated, the financial matters; inspection of po "America pu ts world on pow. prices of its commodities, stigating antigovernment disinte d by Furiher analyitng the loss by commission, one commission will discuss specifications for city's general der barrel," said a headl ine in Th e Iraqi news pa per Al from Jumturbances in Cairo last wek. two-m each commission district school board member propod rezoning of property liability insur ance; Planning paper. Je will an Bry an t and Dr. Stuart at SR-46A and Rantoul Lane, on and Zoning Board resolution; Libyan Premier Abdel-Salam Culpepper, Sttttrnan said it City employes at 4:30 p.m., the city's west side, to multi- Increase In size of petty Jailoud declared: "We are not wasacasewberetl*puWlcIn family residential and general limit; postponement of $25 Tuesday, are to elect their Dollar Gift afraid and we will fight for ThomasF.(Tom)Keyserh general wanted to reduce comnmern'Jaj additional fee for mayor and representatives on the board. been named sports edi tor of friction and restore cornMao on the agenda is a council; specifica tions for a The board will hear employe A member of the Kuwait cabEvening Herald-Sunday patibility to the school board. request for permission to sell communica ti ons system, and a appeals to city administration Herald. met, Abdel Ayi, Hussein, told Offered Town Of Fayette "Therefore, the voters chose beer and wine at Buck's request for a SIX rflontt5 ex. decisions. Keyser comes to The Herald Egypt's official Middle to scratch off the Incumbents. ' Catering Smice, 122D Sadord tendon of PUD zoning for Another board, a districting from the Clearwater, Fla., Sun News Agency: "American or., FAYEITE, Iowa (AP) — The multimi.lilon dollar gift to the Had the v1=1 sunerint*m—t ('p.iS, .......I...., I... Ave f,i,' piujvsi uy commit tee, which according t wniere fie has served in various gaits nave been making such town of Fayette, which has few- town by a group of financiers. (a Democrat) been up for re. meals only. Western Land because of the charter must be named capacities, including sports threats frequently, so it Is now er than 2,0W residents, has beFayette Mayor William election the voters may Other agenda items for the economic condi tions, ve before Feb. 1, will be writer, feature writer and established in people's minds come princi pal owner of a fac- Drake says no one really knows tried to accomplish the same Tuesday afternoon meeting that their purpose is to check tory in Illinois, seven shoe exactly what benefits th This board composed of two genera' reporter. e town thing by defeating him," incl ude request for a time persorm from each of the four He was born in ffichmand, the freedom of oil producers to stores in California and a bank eventually will receive from the Streetman said. Ile added extension on a structure con. this building in Muskegon, Mich. commission residency districts but has been In Florida set a just price for their oil." gift. is not an uncommon oc• demnation at 11 13 West First St. hne tho a -~Q vv"a Mill The womi—riffir4al flair,n am" 11" f-MAlSis - . ty 01 since IW al al C an IN"t 01 a However, he says that the currence, pointing to Orange anid recommendations to the After graduating from keeping the districts as nearly town's share of the business County where friction between commission, from the city's equal as possible in population. Clearwater High in 1968, buildings is currently worth at the school board and school zoning arid planning com. ALTAMON`M SPRINGS — Also on the agenda for the Keyser attended Florida least $3 mission. The town has superintendent led to school The city commission, at 6:30 meeting is election of an acting SOI hern College In Lakeland an assessed val ua tion of just board membe rs being defeated — The Z-P panel has recom. p.m.. T11ts&y, — under $1.8 million. actino under a mayor-commissioner to per- before transferring to the at the ballot box. mended a policy be adopted new city charter, will begin the f orm the du ties of the mayor in University of Tennessee, The free workshop wi ll Th e catch to be th e gift is that "The De mocratic Party, due of requiring paving unpaved reorganization of city gove Knoxville, his absence. held at e th ir Presbyt erian ri F st ght now, virtually all the to national publicity genera streets where proposed use or mont alter the formalities of Keyserstaedhisipt. A public bearing will be held Church in Sanford from 9 am, money received from rental on by published polls, smelled expansion of buildings will seating one new member and a on the proposed annexation of a career wi th The Sun while a to3p.m. It Is open to the public. the buildi ngs is going to pay for victory in create additional customer sec'nd returned to of the air and it is parcel of Land on the sou th side wri ting various prep ce are fi His seminar here will include construction cost, main, human nature to want to jump space or compu table parking of SR 436 near SR 431 with sports. He wor ked during the Th e Greater Sanford demonstra tion and discussion tenance, thx's and insurance, on the winning ticket," he said. Sandra Glenn will receive commercial general zoning, months and durIng Chamber of Commerce will of compositional techniques, But Drake says that evenStreetman owns an Orlando City commissioners ha ve oa th of office to begin her first Plans are to construct a vacation periods on the sports host Mrs. Mary Joyce choral rea ding sessions and tually there should be a good firm h't'n asked to review 7rP term as a city that represents desk Of The Sun while attending Bateman, Seminole commissi oner, resta urant there, discussions of compositional dividend to Fayette taxpayers, manufacturers County's proposals on development Streetma,3 college, lie's also an ac- co-ordinator for the chonI's techniques. and Asociate Inc. !icy requirements in water Tv'e cut re.cmi!ts from c'shed phohigraphr, career educatio,', program, lie arid his wife, Mary Bell, ,b York iimi,.cier's friendship for A bachelor, Keyser's hobbles Tuesday morning at the of the city that furnish Up pe r Iowa Uriversity, which have two children _ Daniel, 7, a include photography, working monthly "Personality Break. Sanford water wpply, is located at Fayette, and the student at Sabel Point with physically and men tally fast." Elementary and Craig, 2 sire he and five of de retarded children and pla ying The 8a.m. meeting Is open eial partners hiadtocllsposeofa "ears old. lie is on the board of aoftiiali as well as golf, tlle public and will be held attho number of buildings con- directors of Longwood Sertoma I loru:wootj Inf(jfd Civic Center. Police a nd vice president of Sabel Sgt. structud in 196344 Firenn reported three with her children wi thout Mrs. hiateman will present a Timothy Lung reported today homes were damaged byt, The buildings were built by Point Parent-Teachers WI!'rrER SPRINGS.— City over the weekend in Seminole slide pr ogram showing scenes two drug-rela ted arrests C• the New York Securities Co., Association. Council will meet for the first Cinty. Firemen reported from the county's elementary curred in the city over The family makes its home at formed by David Bolger of time tonight at 1:30 In the damaged and middle schools with the Wkefld. 125 Hackensack, N.J., and his part- M lake Rena Dri ve, Meredi th fire station Interim city hail flames Officer Ro ,,, be students arid teachers parrt Partain anor. that erupted in a ners and now disbanded. Rob.,' buildina wi th the old enundi .. f . 6 ".'a, _____ " ww itawn 51 UJC UI W. JenJ career s.UUJIY IUIWfl eXUflgU3Ze Navy YCQUtsfl Second wuptxisineubefctre the Circle home of Mr. & possession of marijuana and is f'ane1al consultant to Un. program, a klchen fire Sunday at 1915 per Iowa University, DwmyF.MCMIhan,aoj,of Mr new council takes over. possession of Ferrell FITIS. narcotic Palmetto Avenue, Sanford. W. and Mrs. Benjamin H. In the first ha!f of the double. The partners appa re ntly took paraphernalia, Michael T. County (itemen estimated B. Webb told sheriff's deputies MeMahan of 324 Oakhurst Si, Leader, mon thly reports will be damage at $Z, O'Brien, depreciation 18, of allowances on the 18 his Kentucky when granddaughter, Dorien and whose wife Alice is the heard and an ordinance d Ave., Winter Park. for buildings O'Brien was income tax put. Arhlefltrout,16,hadbeenfryj,ig oyed15percentofthe'j of W and Mrs. Joint poviding for social security for IJighlan Street, Altamonte potatoes when poses booked between the time they into Seminole County grease caught H. Fanner of 550 CItrus St., al! were constructed and this year, Jail and released on bond, the eit emnpbores will have H-s Springs home of Janet ftobbins. fire, of AlLainorte Springs, visted Dr. Jean Berger, in5(1Jfl.,i reading fo1iosed by the Arrested at 7:30 p.m., Sunday and started looking for ways to Mrs. Itobbjns said she woke Firemen etingujshed the Naples, Italy, a a member of ternationally famous corn- and turned over to mayor's report. the Division dispose of them. to find the house filled wi th flames but Fighter Squadron 102, reported emthe p os er, conductor and pian is of In the reorganirational smoke and the family reom in t, Youth Services was a cookstove was destroyed and barked aboard the attack will lead a workshop seminar Bolger said he convinced his meeting, newcomer Frank flans with the blaze centeted JuvenIle charged with partners that "it would be to there wajnjnQmjzn flireraft carrier USS Tuesday, sponsored by posaeasiG, of more titan five trara. ti Jiia (e-eledrii on a television set. She escarea ImlePel)de nce. everyone's Interest to donate to the frame dwelling, Seminole Community College, grams of marijua na, them to Fayette," Schools - Monday, Jan. 6, 1975 Republican -- - i-A -' ! - - little (outer nerly Friday. Highs upper 4Os lows near K! tøwering to As a ta pe of the Wedding 50% Friday March blared through the mall, Daytona Beach tidt for Tuesday hgh 3:30 a m., 4:00 pm lowC 5,6 the couple stepped before an al. a m tO 01 p m Port Can.iri'l tar of dogwood flowerswrapped hQh it, 1 i 9 14 around a plastic fire hydrant. ,a m, io co - , . ' , kI. . - I . - ' T i ' - - - SNtttL I )k= It's End-of-the Year . on Transfer File Time .0* Made of high test corrugotedfrbrebo0 • large identification, area, • Reli cbl string arid ' button closure. Sure grip hn0 Jorge Sizes. Double wall front bock, bottom, Regular sPicia ,, , Letter Size $2.72 $195 Legal Sit. $3.03 12.29 ugeorie Oth.r sizes 'I. Svai!sbli, '3tt -,, - •Modular seating groups •Swivel lounge chairs in bright colored fabric 'Famous Rya Acrilan Shag Rugs of beautiful designs in popular sizes. RTORAOE , - ' . as low as $59 - . . , ________ _________________ - "7 , _______________________________________ START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT — — GIVE YOUR HOME A NEW LOOK . SANFORD PLAZA - - PH. 321.0360 Open daily 10-6 except Sunday; Friday 10.9 -- :r:::I:,1 �WOMEN OPINION~ __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 6, 1975--AA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening HeraW JACK ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA.327 771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Wi* WAYNE Ii DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director DEAR ABBY 11*am Buckley 's invest,9 ations 'Un iqueV WASHINGTON We find ourselves unhappy witnesses for their te.stlmory, or to test their abuse and torture of American citizens by access to the range of Informants from whom we objects of the displeasure of Mr. William F. bona fides. henchmen of the Chilean Junta. We reported first built these accounts. Buckley. For many years, we have coexisted on He cuts through such preliminaries by that the American consul in Santiago, Fred Instead, he accepted the charges of the editorial pages be the witty propounder of phoning the targets of the story he is debunking Purdy, had taken a do-nothing attitude toward Chilean Jailers based on a "confession" extorted epigrams and ponder of grand themes, we the and asking them straight out If they are guilty, the abduction and even the murder of our, from this American girl after 13 dayIin their truculent b=owers Into the pigstys of the They say no. Buckley then condemns the story as nationals, rather than muddy relations with the hands. Republic. false, produces the denials as though truths new Junta. Buckley was Impressed with the Chilean This is not to say that colleague Buckley etched in stone and looses a homily or two about Second, we presented a graphic account of the ambassador's invitation to "independent shuns the newsman's chore of grappling with the corrosive danger of falsehood. Case closed, ordeal suffered by one torture victim, Amy corroboration" of the Junta's version of the public abuses. Recently, he did a definitive We last took note of this eccentric routine Conger, a 31-year-old teacher from Chicago. torture story. We had an experience with the expose of the indifference displayed by the when Buckley's client was the late Tom Dodd. Enter Buckley, nose sniffing, eyes flashing, Chilean embassy we would like to have passed on stewardesses and Iuggagemen of Spain's Iberia One of the lesser charges against the censured Air Line, raising a standard to which long abused senator was that he promoted petty gifts from teeth sharp and gleaming. In rapid fire, he to him. solicited denials from our targets. Both solemnly We called the embassy early in our Injetsetters the world over rallied, companies doing business with the government. obliged. Consul Purdy said he had heard nothing vestigatlon (as we had called the State Depart. And before that, he Inveighed forcefully Ignoring the larger charges, Buckley pounced about torture from Conger. ment and as we have called Buckley. A Chilean against the purging of Latin and Greek front o upon this one and quickly laid it to rest by inFunctionaries of the Junta clinched the delegation came to our office flaunting folders American Catholic liturgy, and against the terviewing spokesmen In Dodd's office and of- matter. They did not torture her. Besides, Amy lull of papers. Here was the proof, they said. playing at Sunday Mass of the vulgar guitar, fieer5: of some of the offending companies. All But, while he has thus paid his dues, the expose is promptly denied any impropriety, whereupon Conger isas it spy who 'moved fruni residence to They would be delighted to give Us all - English residence, apparently for the purpose of summary. 44 I not his preferred metier. Buckley branded the charges as the fabrications providing safe houses fo1young militant That's all right, we said, just leave the papers Except when it comes to us. Searching for the of a sex ring that had Infiltrated itself Into the Miristas," and we'll get our own translation. They flatly reason, we find that Buckley has materialized In senator's office. Another case closed, except for Buckley's refused; so much for "Inviting independent our lives only when we have chanced to Had Buckley called us, we could have parting homily: "Those who give currency to corroboration." some particular hero of his— Sen. acquainted him not only with eyewitnessestothe accountsoftocturesofthikjnd are frlendsno(of Well, we don't like to continue at odds with so Joe McCarthy, Roy Cohn, Sen. Tom Dodd, E. favor taking, but with receipts and ledgers to the tortured but of the torturers." elegant an ornament to our profession as Howard Hunt. back them up. But being so surely In possession We were left to ponder this by a Buckley who William F. Buckley and we admit to some small When such worthies are under attack, our of truth, he had no need of facts, courted the friendship and accepted the word of fault In the feud. Our column has twitted Buckley n aiesis dons his Sherlock Holmes cap and Among the victims thus befriended by the accused torturers. without bothering to once or twice. springs Into action as sleuth for the defense, His Buckley is an occasional military junta and here check the other side. He did not call or visit Amy But in the Interests of amity within the Investigative technique is unique. He does not we come to the cause of our present perConger to hear her story before branding this profession, we hereby offer him a deal. We'll try call the writers of the story he is debunking to turbation. naive, retiring, frightened young woman as a to be less prickly If he'll promise to call us next assess their proof. He does not call upon the Recently, we published two reports on the likely international spy. He did not call us or seek time before questioning our facts. other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $340. Stronger Bicycle Urged , Seminole County recently took a step aimed at assuring safety markings for the 1,300 bicycle riders who attend the county's public schools, The county approved a suggestion by Sheriff's Sgt. Beau Taylor to purchase 1,300 fibreglas pole bike flags and a prism type reflector for each bicycle with federal funds. But marking the bicycles is just one step in many needed to make people more aware of bicycles, their riders and the safety factors j volved in use of the two-wheeled form of transporta tion. Taylor has suggested passage of laws making proper lights, bicycle inspections and the wearing of a protective helmet mandatory in an effort to make people "take bicycles seriously and obey the laws concerning them." The Seminole County Safety 'Officer will join with the Sanford Pilot's Club in conducting Bicycle TOM TIEDE WILLIAM RUSHER Iub Not Rotary ut B The.Per . This ._1 Rodeo at elementary schools in the county beginning the end of this month. The project will provide inspections and tests on bicycle rules and riding skills for the youngsters using them with safety manuals to be presented children to 5. The project is worthy and both the sheriff's WASHINGTON department and the Pilot's Club should be thanked (NEA) When Charles by the parents of the school children who will be Fallon was at the regular meeting of his club the other night, be was talking with a member who involved in the Bicycle Rodeos. But it is not just children who need l essons in has just proven the theory of relativity beyond wasn't at the bicycle safety. Adults are using bicycles more and EthSILIII I1j club IsMensa, the fascinating but more across the nation and in Seminole County. obscure International association of people with They, too, should be made aware of the need for higbLQ.'L The only membership requireme caution and safety when using their bicycles. brilliance: all 1,800 associates in American rank There were 1,150 people killed on bicycles in in the top two percentile group of national In1973 and the figure could be higher when (acts are teiuigthC, But while Fallen and his fellows talk of the released for 1974, according to the Bicycle matters of genius, talk 11 . . s Of Pan Am B - S il "'O. . "I Aren't Worse Hy ABIGAIl, VAN RUBEN DEAR ABBY: I wish you would print th is for all the women who write to complain about the size of their breasts either too small or too large. I woul d gladly change places with any of them. I had one r"mst ::1.ved at the age of 38, when my children were three and seven years old. Twelve years later, I had a second breast removed. Fourteen months ago I was told that I had Inoperable cancer of the abdomen, With chemotherapy, prayers and the love and support of my family and friends I am still able to enjoy life. Women with two breasts regardless of their size should thank God ever), day for them. And women with only one breast should thank God for that one. I thank God for every day that I'm alive (at the ripe old age of 52) to be with my family and friends. i am reminded ('I an old proverb tt':it cs somkttng like this wept t)CCilW,e I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no feet." S I can still find people who are worse off th an lam. Sign me,.. -THANKFUL" DEAR 1IIANKFUL: It's letters like yours that will many people cause to pause. God love you. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are in our late 2( and have been married for five years. We are both college -educated and have fine Jobs, a good home and a beautiful child. On th e surface our marriage seenis perfect. And it is, except for one thing. Our sex life. About two years ago my husband began losing Interest In sex. tried everything I could think of a frank discussions, tears, at "new variations" recommended in the "how to" books. Noth i ng wor ked , Finally, I suggested we seek professional help. My husband flatly refused to see either a doctor or a marriage counselor. The total absence of a physical relationship has left me frustrated. Sly husband claim he "loves" me, and that his coming home right after work, buying the food, etc., rather than drinking and gambling, Is proof of his love. He says, "hugs, kisses and sex" do not prove love, He is a good man and an excellent fat he r. But I refuse at v to " f or ego an active sex life. In the past year I've even had erotic dreams about some of the 18-year-old boys In m' classes. Please help me. - - summer 1975 and spread over three levels at th 28th International Ready-toWear show, conjure up the silhouette of tomorrow. While It may appear an anomaly now to think In terms of next summer, [ruin the moment a puts a line into production until the day it appears In the stores is necessarily a longishterm proposition. Thus, Paris' a nn ual welcome to summer at the beginning of winter. - •. tarts Fad - - - women are not eager to spend money on nonessentials. .. . professional help (which is the only solution to your problem ), you have two choic-ec. (I) Accept th ings as they are, or (2) make other living arrangements, Personally, I think he's being unfair to you, and unless he c hanges his mind, I see an unhappy ending to this oth erwise perfect marriage, i'rbtn' YOI.III ted better if you t t oft your (hCSI. For a Absolutely all the designers ha ve produced their personal version of the chemise. It's not quite the sack of few years ago, now yet a smock, nor a shift. It is a definItely 1975 example of the waistless with the fullness deftly handled by the big names in High Fashion, which makes all the difference. prI.nnaf repI,, *I'I?C to /OBY got No 49700, L.A., Calif. 90069 EncIo• %limped, tell ad reited envelope. pleai2. For Abby's bookIe?. How to Have aLovely Wedding." send II to AbQ&t Vr Buren, 13? LatY Dr Beverly Huh. Cal 90213 . , ,. .,., :' '. '.,•' t ' - Letter To The Editor Who Goes First? 'I __ P DR. 1. E. LAMB Sour Cream Sub . _______________ ... Sometimes of almost tentlike proportions, the chemise obviously can only be carried off by the very young. But It also can be restrained with a belt. There are, however, more moderate styles which skim waistline and hips. And these can be worn by Is Low In Fat - - , . . - ,i/ - i :'JI . \ ~rty .-. ' #&/ • .. (. / _____ M. I .•- u . /.: ftI-. , - •' II" •' 1 II .11~ m• 5 ' • ' .- r " ' ' 1 /11/ 1 . ij ________ - ' For summer evenings there are long printed or solid cotton skirts worn with very full, long-sleeved blouses in sheer striped, plain or printed cotton voile. For formal occasions there are bareback sinuous shea ths, long torso dresses and the beruffled romantic style. .- ". 1l, k i ' Full cardigan coat In grey and white striped wool voile IopsGivenchy's%.craionof the chemIse In orange silk - .. , every type oIrjgurean(j - not-so-slim without ridicule, All this does not mean that waists are definitely out. There are new verslons of the trim shirtwaist dress with deep, wide armholes and full elbow sleeves, or again, kimono tops, long sleeves, short sleeves or no sleeves at all, belted at the normal waistline. Here skirts are either softly gathered or pleated, often topped by a cardigan or belted Jacket which transforms them into two-piece affairs. These jackets have either long or short sleeves, are often striped when corn bmned with a monotone dress. Daughters Of Confederacy Hold Christmas Meeting / correct? '1 (I1Uullk'Tl ((11f011.' Where to go tr all the iiit,rmn:m iflhl VtiLl iit'.'d Are there any se ri ous consequences If a mole Is nicked by shaving? Anything you can tell me about moles would be appredated. 0 DEAR READER A mole is really a new growth of f kin, and It is usually a congenital growth. When they it brown - Pockets are everywhere for every occasion. Large and small patch pockets, kangaroo pockets, On t wide chemises they contribute a anchorage point to the fullness, Costs follow the general dresssithouette_.alimand straight or full and often belted, but always unlined. Shorts and Bermudas are indicated for resort wear usually worn with a striped T-shirt and topped by a short-sleeved jacket. Swimsuits are barebacked and one-piece. Bikinis have dwindled topostage.etamp size. ' - 40 There is also a return to the summer suit, softly tailored with slim, straight skirt and hip-length Jacket, lLsually completed with a silk shirtwaist in a darkly ontrasting color. In the over-all picture for daytime, however, the dress is first favorite. the general impression is the soft, limp look due to the fact that all linings have ruthlessly been discarded, also that fli, softest fabrics are favored, One favorite line is the skirt and long torso or jumper top, belted or not, which appeared in every possible version from cotton poplin to printed crepe, in monotones, striped or printed, Hems run the gamut from below the knees to mail to ankle to shoetips this last strictly for evening. Again a matter of wrong In opting for below-the-knee length. _____ ___ Mrs. G. Troy Ray Sr., and Mrs. Glenn J. Wimbish were hostesses for the December meeting and party of. the Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the home of Mrs. Ray. Mrs. W.B. Wallace, president. Nominated by the Chapter during the business session as its candidate for "Woman of the Year" sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, was Mrs. Burch Cornelius. It was learned another Confederate Veteran, William Michael Summerville, Is buried in Oviedo Cemetery. He is grea'.grandfather of Mrs. John T. Collum of Sanford. He died In 1901. For the program, Mrs. L.D. Hastings gave Interesting facts relating to Christmas customs and traditions In the Old South, hi' also spoke on "Christmas In wardrobe—new styles, accessories and he lping each student to select her best style. SJC's Division of Adult and To reserve space In "Poise Continuing Education will offer and Fashion" call the Corna four-session course in "Self munity Services Office at Defeflse br Women" at the Seminole Junior College. The South Seminole Center, starting small registration fee may be Jan. 14, at 7 p.m. paid in the classroom at the Duane Harrell, Chief Deputy first class meeting. in the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, will instruct the class. A movie will be shown Music Festival during the first class showing attempted rape, various Victor Stern, representive techniques for getting away of the Eastern Music Festiv:l from an attacker and common wihl be in Orlando, l'ii ptiIse items which may be used 9, to hold auditions for ad. In self.defense. Safety on trips, mission to the 1975 summer In the home, and In shoppin g season, June 21 August 2. centers will be discussed. Auditions will be held at Lake The second session will be a highland Preparatory School, practical work session from 2:30 to 5 p.m. demonstrating how to get away Auditions may be scheduled from a would-be attacker, by calling Mr. Stern in Miami, Safety locks and weapon safety or the interested student may in the home will be discussed at simply come to the audition the third session. Proper use of during the sch eduled hours. firearms will be covered in the The Festival offers in. last session, which Will be held struction on all orchestral in. on Jan. , from 9 a.m., to 12 s truments, piano and in connoon. ducting and composition to For reservations in "Self selected students age 12 to 20. Defense for Women" call the The Eastern Music Festival Community Services office at faculty of 80 represents major Seminole Junior College. The American orchestras and small registration fee may be music schooLs. paid in the classroom at '' Two zdndred young first clas; musicians from at: c- rr ttis' • U.S. will be selected to attend oise, Fashion the Eastern Music Festival in 1975. Poise and Fashion" will ____________________ begin at the South Seminole GAYLEIll Center of Seminole Junior College at 4 p.m., Jan. 13. The . 1'It,i, tn.øa,srld to tp,e class Will meet for eight weeks X I and will be taught by Wanda APPAREL Sheffied of the Camelot Talent ()(ftJ4 CAREER 312 N. HWY 17-12 and Modeling Agency. 'fl course will Include inUNDERWORLD UNDERWORL strucUon in: visual poise— a walking, sitting, going in and c Playtex z out doors and other ways of a at II yourself correctly in o At COWAN'S movements; basic makeupUNDERWORLD cleaning the face through to a a ill S. Magnolia basic made-up face: and NOERWORLO UNDERWORLD Self Defense the individual silhouette, but no woman can go I . -/_ V,:, - Th What's Happening - . - ' _________________ - DEAR DR. LAMB My cream, whipped cream and other foods that are normally mother used to have a for sour cream she got from high In fat. By using low-fat you. She said It was wonderful, dairy products and special but she has lost it. Could you recipes you can still ha vct., things and not risk Increasing send It to me' I use a lot of your blood cholesterol or in. cream READER Sac must creasing the chances of having ' mean the sour cream su bstitute heart and vascular disease. The sour cream substitute reci pe from my book "Wha t recipe You Need to Know About Food is typical of what you can and Cooking for Health (Viking do In the kitchen for your Press). You can find it and family. J ust mix together many other recipes to prepare cup of nonfat milk powder and cup of cold water. Blend this low-fat, low-cholesterol foods in wi 8 ounces of uncreamed th that book and hopefully your local li brary will have one or cottage cheese, two teaspoons more copies of It. Many people of lemon Juice and " teaspoon like yourself do like sour of salt. Keep It refrigerated until used, ___ This recipe will give you lots of protein end calcium, both good for most people. DEAR DR. LAMB I've heard that a sudden top enlargement of a mole can be a 40 sign of cancer. Is this true? I'm 33 and have begun to notice se veral tin y moles that have appeared over parts of my 4 body, and I'm sure they weren't there be fore. Is this anything to worry about? It ha s been suggested by $ doctors that two rather large moles, which I've had most of my life, be removed. Other doctors have said they ho uldn't be touched. What is s to . - Summer 1975, therefore will see a casual but feminine, soft and essentially flattering approach to fashion. It's goodbye to the messy look, replaced by a clean, tidy super-simplicity, with naive touches here and there. Th ese are definitely fashions which will appeal to men, .. . ,'. This "summer," it would seem that the era of "funny" clothes Is finished. In these days of inflation FRUSTRATED nt . NEA (Paris) One' thousand d eslg ne ra, showing some 30,000 garments, all geared to - DEAR FRUSTRATED: 11 your husband flatly refuses to get The news that Pan Am is in danger of going broke has Inspired just about evvrybody to start doing his thing. Those who favor government " . subsidies for practically everyth ing naturally favor subsidizing Pan Am even though a . straight subsidy would surely be the worst , iff possible solution, since It would (like aspirin, or . morphine) ease the pain of the very problems that most urgently need a radical cure. On the other hand, those who put their faith in freemarket principles ure all for letting Pan Am go down the drain and allowing Alitalia and other .., is about all they do. The . Manufacturers Association of America. :I European carriers (subsidized by governments club's charter, Instituted after World War II, American-made bicycles are considered well th at badly want the tourist business) to tote us holds that the group .s formed to "Identify and around the world I nstead - forgetting th at once built and as safely made as it is possible to make foster human Intelligence for the benefit of 1 Europe's subsidized carriers have driven their them without adding two more wheels, power world communi ty," but the purpose has been .;Q•'I;.t. American competition out of business they will brakes, power steering and a steel and gs diluted over the years, mostly for lack of focus. undoubtedly conspire to jack prices back up, Therefore, perhaps, Menu does resemble the covering and calling the result a car. leaving us worse off than before, 1.1k Rotarians, _______ at least inofar as both foster The major problem about bicycle accident are But the reality is too complex for such aim. ence hatmem not the bicycles, but the people who ride them. Precious little precisely plAstic solutions, and it Is going to take a whil e, . Those bike riders who run a red light, drive Into do and some patience, to unscramble this parat meetings, Charles Condon of the Ucular omeleite. The trouble began, like most the path of an on-coming vehicle. Then there are Washington chapter says while thinking hard, NCA troubles, when the U.S. government first got those motorists who doesn't know or care about "Oh, we have some special interest groups. One . ,_ __,... interested in the subject. That was back In the cyclists and drive as if they were not there. may be looking Into wine Lasting, another may be 1920's and 1930's, and the governmen t 's Interest Without proper laws and enforcement of them arranging trips to symphonies." As for politics, took the seemingly benign form of subsidies for "When Housing Costs Go Down A Bit, bicycle safety will remain a problem, Sgt. Taylor's "No"; as for any weIghuerprowems,"Not that carrying air mall. Since virtually ever) suggestions regarding the Jaws should be followed can think American airline was losing money, the subsidy You Can Always Put On An Addition p' It may be here something of a cheap up by some community-minded organization to ___ ______________ which guaranteed a "reasonable" profit) criticize Menu, or the Rotarians for that matter, staved off a lot of help make Seminole County a leader in bicycle for bankruptcies and provided this frswnizing mare for winetasting t1ian1ie's country with the beginnings of its magnificent safety programs. serious pursuits. And ordinarily, one would not of network of air routes. The first step has been taken with the concern presume to suggest that a private group do The trouble was, of course, that this mail d for marking children's bicycles properly. anything else than what It wishes, But times Editor, Herald: A recent editorial in one of our newspapers subsidy 1 which was adjusted to the needs of each I want to correct the erroneous Idea some pet entitled "Time to Enforce the Lease Law" says, carrier) Adult education and strong safety Jaws are the demand busybodies as patriots. iience, as the had the effect of rewarding poor nation goest to hell, or what closely resembles it, owners have about what is cruelty to animals. A * "Th0s'e who value their pets keep them confined. management and unprofitability. What's more, next step in the campaign. Sgt. Taylor's perhaps a call should be made for greater )c'ung lady I know told me how cruel I am when I Those who don't have as little reg ar d for humans whenever an airline did so poor ly suggestions are something worth conside ri ng. that not even a throw things at dogs and cats that leave their as for their unlortunatc animal." concern by the coun try's fellowships. mail subsidy could save it, the government The immediate national leadership (in other filth in my yard, and how kind she is to feed The next time I find a cat in my dining room would toss it a bone In the form of some new and words, the governmental and Industrial str a)5 there won't be a second chance for it. profitable route. That was how Northeast This young lady is accepting the pleasant part executives), are proving less than adequate for Lucile Campbell Airlines, which began as a small and unthe task at hand: correcting the problems. (4 responsibility to an animal. I know for I feed profitable New England feeder, got i ts lush route We're a little confused. Are we supposed to balance Individuals, too, lacking as they do a forum, are birds and a squirrel. Sometimes a stray to Miami. When that failed to save it, Northeast Letters to the editor are always welcome, household budgets and then demand that the government do the lflC8Pshle of drawing up answers that will sell. parakeet has fed with the wild birds. The noble was given yet another fat run, this time from saint, or is It supposed to go first? They should be as brief as possible and Miami to To some extent, then, It may be left to the cats al'.ays eat them, California. But Northeast's gift for But my responsibility does not end with comment on matters of general Interest, countr y's clubs to aiaernble their doing badly was unbeatable, and finally the f eeding these wild things. I aLso clean The letters should deal with Issues and avoid whole line and minds toward society's needs. the had to be absorbed by Delta. feeders and birdbath. That Is where the young pasoimlitles. To this end there could be no better plact During those pre-Jet years Pan Am was not BERRY'S WORLD The editor reserves the right to edit those doing start than Menu. The organization is not simply lad and I differ. She does not love the cat badly at all In comparative terms, though a conglomerate of geniuses but varied geniuses. enough to give It a sandbox and clean up after it. letters for reasons at space, but will exercise it still needed the mall subsidy to break even, eaves its smelly fil th in th e mulch around my great csre that the thrust of th e letter Is not lost National officers say the membershi p Includes Finally the jets came along In 1958 and Pan Am in the editing. "track walkers and milkmen and college rosebu.shes or in my other flower beds. actually broke into the black, turning a nice The cat is friendly. I left my door open for a All letters must be signed with a mailing profit for professors. As a matter of fact, we have about a about ten years, The dozen members In San Quentin, some serving few minutes d found him in my dining room. I address and. when possible, a telephone number to have dazzled management,experience seems a, te'pted to pu! Mm in a Lx ri take him t 'o the Identity of the writer may be checked and promptly overbought thenew thnsiuh, !or LNey ,4 life er.tz ncts." on the basis the pound, but decided to tell his owner and give established. However, We Evening Herald will ef government promises that747's And actually, the club recognizes didn't The End her pan out to another chance keep him. There was no respect the wishes of writers who do not want siblilty, even though It ham, not lately emphasized ulear ('Id government again!). Since 1968 I'n h in her attitude I called the pound. their names to appear in print. it-Thus a long percolating Idea ctl1ed by Am has been squeezed dry by a combination of Menu Since then she had wine of her friends serenade We reserve, of course, the right to reject any rising costs, still (su a "brain bank," is presently In the stages bsidized) foreign cornme wh what she calls rnuik and She lu's used letters this newspaper considers to be development. Charles Fallon, a Chicago thetelephone to libelous or pe ti tion and, most recently, annoy me. a fall-off in inslanderous. member, has been named to structure the bank. I '5 ternational air travel Says Fnfbo "Ire ummmnonnmv~ Some of our chapters are Involved with hard - %Ve'reguilty.tht' mie as the rest (1 the gullible public! iscucs right flfiW. Mianil. fur cxamnle h; raine iitui. there are ci riu,n •LI. ____) __________________________________ Paris Is Very Big On The Chemise Thankful Things ~ -W - • Laws A . - Ht'me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year, V" 10. By Mat): In Florida same as home delivery. All Monday, Jan. 6. 197c__c the Camps" and "Religion in the Camps," emphasizing our Spiritual heritage. She was presented by Mrs. Ray, Program chairman. Singing of Christmas carols and Dixie accompanied by Mrs. F.E. Roumillat at the piano, was enjoyed. A poem by Father A.J. Ryan who lived during the period of The War Between the States, and entitled "Old Year and New Year" was read by Chaplain, Mrs. T.J. Taylor. A Christmas tea followed the program. Members attending were Mrs. Martin Bram, Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Z.G. Holland Jr., Mrs. W.B. Kirby, Mrs. E.W. Martin, Mrs. H.B. McCall, Mrs. Roumillat, Mrs. Iay, Mrs. Charles Steenweith, Mrs. Charles Swinney, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. A.B. Wallace, Mrs. W.B. Wallace and Mrs. Wimbish. - - PACKED WITH FACTS... At left is the actual thickness and depth of the authoritative, encyclo- pedic Official 1975 Associated Press Almanac. Packed into its more than 1,000 pages are facts, figures and information on just about every subject of interest If ycu want to have the right answer on h3nd. irstanUy, this portable, Practical "Know-it- all" edition is a must for your reference library IT'S AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS NEWcPAPER AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF v00 $2 Personals PtUS2CErTS I0R POSIAGE & HAr4DtI,IG USE THIS COUPON 70 ORDER -'-I, ----..- Corrections to the Year luncheon, jointly hosted engagement announcement of by Seminole Junior College, Mice tlm nnn P.inrl,. LIL.. # 11 t',..t,........ i'.-.-.,.,.,..e.. _____ Simply liii ou' this c oul3cl 3,i mail it With the Proper lemltlancc. (chec k s "ade out to THE ASSOCIATED -i.- �— e.rrt 6A—Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. -r - -'--- r'z -,',--,-. - .-. -. -- -.---. -- .---rn,.,'r-----rr- - ., ,-.-_--r,•------, y .r ---- -.y--- - - --t Stetson Fresh From "Meet The Winner?" Reported to be the first baby to qualify for the title of Seminole County's first born ifl The Herald's First Baby Contest is little At. James Martin Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ted Montgomery of DeBary. Shown with his mother, "Baby" James is dreaming about all the wonderful gifts he will receive from Seminole area businesses. —. .1, I r I46 LITTLE MISS OR MISTER NEW YEAR WILL START AS A CAPITALIST THE FIRST BABY OF 1975 WILL BRING IT'S PARENTS OUR WITH $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT 10 Gift Certificate - 'MATERNFFYSHOPS' —FROM— The lucky mother of the First Baby will receive a $10.00 Gift Certificate for her choice of merchandise. Atlantic Notional Bank of Sanford .-.. 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Mattatuck, which downed well as they can, almost three minutes. 1.I -p. Falcons, hot from a close &1C 74-M, Friday night, tied the "I feel that we have a better But the Raider defense held --. victory over Manatee Friday last-moving Falcons with 7:45 team (than Miami-Dade), but the Lancers for its first win in night, fought off a second half left in the second half at 54-54, we lacked the Intensity for the the new gym. SJC Is now 6.6. comeback Saturday by the but the Miami defense game," he said. It was a MANTEE:Co, 'j5$ IS, Joann Matt.atuck, Comm. Chiefs to prevented the Chiefs from tough loss, but I'm proud the 3 00 6. Kerton 6 14 15, capture the championship Of entering the plus colwnn. team didn't quit when they M00f@ 14 46.Rsw1s0000,Grumii the Seminole Junior College Bill SOU, 45, uses his 6-7 beigbt to leap for a rebound over the head of Hartford , The persistent Chiefs, behind were behind." 027. Rasmussen 227o, Totals 17 fl , pWI Levesque, 45. The Hatten w,00 Rai der Holiday Classic, the Saturday night game 109-73. II 47 the shooting of Larry Dawson The SJC Raiders, hoping to SEMlNOLE WilliamsI 12 3, SJC Raiders, hosting the and d Willie Lenon, pulled within have a sweet tournament McIntyre 2 0 I 1. Faber 3 1 9, g first cage action in the college's one point of the Falcons three victory In their new gym, had to Manley 10 72, Mc Doria Id 100 2. Hoe 9 1 7 19, McNeal 0 7 1. JacobS 12 7 new $1.5 million gym, took an times during the second hail, settle for the consolation win , Johnson 2736 2Totals 219 17 57 easy consolation win from the But again, the Miami defense over the Manatee Lancers. Manatee 73 21-17 Manatee Lancers, 57-47. In and the tough rebounding of 6-7 • The Raiders took off with Seminole Orlando Twin Ii 73-57 Saturday night's first game. Fouls: Manatee 71, Seminole 79 Neaves prevented a Chief lead, ball early In the first half and Fouled out Rawli, Jacoos Miami-Dade, 11-2, led by Falcons' Coach Bill AIheLm behind the shooting of Chuck high-scoring Richard Neaves said following the tense ball Nor, who hit 19 points for the with l9 and Ben Stewart, hitting game that "we were lucky to night, went into the locker room MATTAT(JCK: tenon 11-12 18, handed the Mattatuck team win, Grham 13-11.Dawson I0--1 at half with a nine-point ad- Wlh ams 10. --IGleason JO its first loss in 11 games, 6913. 'We have been shooting vantage, 34-23. Lewis I 0-7; Ratoney 70-4, ja.-s Mattatuck led the Falcons in terribly the last two games, " Manatee returned for the 70--A Totals 21 7_63, BY CHUCK McCLUNG man and Seminole's John pulled away. Wheeler scoredi4 EDOEWATER: WI*e4er 6214. MIAMI.OADE NORTH Willia m sHerald Correspondent the first half until a surge in the he said. "We hope to get a second half with a tighter Corso. Each scored six points in points for the Eagles, six of German 3 1 10. Muller 10 7. Hair 3 3 2-4; Stwarl final two minutes of the - better shooting percentage this defense, holding the Raiders to 0-I1; Meazn 13-19; Parrish 62 470; Rainey 7074; Blue 2-59, It was a long and treacherous the stanza, but the Orlando them falling In the second Totals: minute hail gave the Falcons a new year." fl 15 59 only 23 points during the 16 Dixon 01-7; Stubbs 20-4 weekend for Joe Mills and his visitors finished on top at the period. of. T ot als 309-69, . SANFORD: Brown S-i-Il; minutes, but the Lancers' Sanford Seminole basketball buzzer, 12-10. Edgewater led 32-22 at Wltgham0-00; Hollinqswr?h 2.1 S. fensive attack failed to produce .Mattatuck team. The Seminoles hosted Gray 1-1 3; Pringle 2-0-1; Seminole had a slight height halftime. enough points to close the point Dade North 31 3$ WISh,QtOI 4-19; Corso '101$. two of the top teams in the advantage, but what the Eagles The second half was a replica Totals 231 Fouls: Dade Worth 11. Mattatuck Metro Conference, margin. 76 lacked in inches, they made up oftheseeondstanza, The Eagle Edgewater 17 20 13 I4-59 With six minutes remaining After railing 76 Friday to Foul out- Lenon in hustle. margin remained at 10 through Sanford 1717 11 IS- 50 Evans, Seminole hosted FOUled OUt: Whigham Both teams played better out most of the remaining Edgewater 13. Senfgr i Edgewater for the second than average defensive games, minutes of pla y. / iv Edewa?er 17, Sanfo 37 weekend billing. What started and Corso's outside shooting led to be a close match became a Seminole's offense. He finished Seminole Junior College's title in the four-team tourney, romp as the Eagles handed the with top scoring honors with Randy Faber was named to the Winner Miami-Dade South Seminoles their third loss in 10 18—his season high. - 4! 1975 Raider Classic Alt- placed two men on the team, outings, 59.50. Edgewater's Elliot Yt"heeler -Tournament team Saturday Ben Stewart and RIth Neaves. Tle irst period was a shoot was the main factor in the night. Matta tuck Community The Seminole Junior College first time we've ever played out between Eagle Mike Gor- second period as the Eagles Faber was selected by College's Willie Lenon and Raidersgetamajortesttonfght them." tournament officialsafter the Manat.ec Junior College's Mike ____ The victory Saturday over ... - I Raiders took the r'nncri1stinn au....,i..,i UL UM WM, at 7 D.M. when the Seminole 4 cagers host Kankakee Com. Manatee Junior College in the e of Kankakee, Raider ClaSSIC resulted in Pr state's i ; l ot ;f men oung Little Mr. or Miss 1975 1 FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW YEAR BABY AT.,.. ' Raiders H Illinois •.,_ Will start a Savings Account for Seminole's First C FAIRWAY MARKETS Baby of 1975 Sanford, Fla. EiEe S. HWY. 17-92 & 27th ST., SANFORD . 50 Birth Announcements For This Year's First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents by Celery City Printing Co. Inc. Commercial Printing & Lithography —HERE SINCE 1920— - To The First Baby of 1975 - Custom Made Frame Now In Our New Building At 221 Magnolia Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-2511 Medco wiii supply the parents of 1975's First Baby with $10 worth of Baby Needs GLASS AND PAINT CO., INC. 210 S. Magnolia Ave. 208 E. FIRST ST. . i -- 322.0204 FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT High Trade-In AlIowanc..,.W. 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GULF SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS--TUNE-UPS-BRAKE WORK 2518 French Ave. 322.4924 Sanford BID Baker Volkswagen will New Year with a Car Wax Kit for its parents - DIKLE'rS welcome the First Baby of the WINN—DIXIE . 10 GALLONS of GASOLINE 10 Gift Certificate - parents 6 theatre tickets -'-• -- ._€ ' Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs -• — THE FIRST BABY OF 1975 WILL BRING Delivered to the home ,Next iT - 1975'S FIRST BABY I AT THE f - I \ FLAGSI—IIP U. is. BANK Hwy. 1? 01 A Mars in Itasils, 32, of Mdnatee Junior College ges high for a rebound over Seminole Junior College's Stan MeNeal, 34. S. -. i- - _ " 'P' • _____ *3 ' / — >!-1 '- L"-' •.r_P - - - - - -; - - - - - : _, F :; - 4 I Players from Seminole Sanford 111gb School and Orlando FAgessaier battle for rebound in competition Saturday night. a U - - - ' , '••=V__fl•_ U I -- ' Mrs. Wilson was listed in fair cmdition at a hospital with injuries after a reconciliation meeting Sunday, said the walkout was Trinkle quoted her as saying she picked up the boy and took him which included the players, the result of a number of prob. to the master bedroom and shut the doors to both the daughter's coaches and university athletic lems. He would only specify tIroorn and the master bedroom. She said she could not go back officials. two: workmen leaving the to sleep because the car motor was still running so she went to Ganakas characterized the lieldhou,se doors o pe n In th e check and found her husband. reconciliation as "a matter of chilly Michigan winter and the She said she called a registered nurse friend who told her to two lovers being separated a failure of the administration to check for a pulse. short period of time Our put the pictures of the team In She said she did not know how she suffered the broken jaw. basketball family solved this the lobby as has been Authorities said the garage and house were filled with the odor problem within the family." traditional. of exhaust Fumes and hospital attendants said Mrs. Wilson Nothing souId be gained by Precipitating the walkout, i r cIauhter had inhaled carbon monoxide The assistant Harris continuing the suspensions,' he according to Ganakas, was the County medical examiner, G. Sheldon Green, declined, however, said. announcement at the team to speculate on the cause of death. Captain Undsay Hairston, meeting that freshman forward Wits-in tailed off to an 11-13 record and a 3.07 earned run Spokesman for the dissidents, Jeff Tropf would start against average last year, but he pitched two no-hitters in his career and said: "Our grievances have Indiana to guard star Steve narrowly missed a third last September when Manager Preston been met and we're definitely Green. Gomez pulled him after eight hitless Innings. -Za-=- ."; A NA that included a broken left jaw. EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) ready to play basketball." The Wilson's 9-year-old daughter, Denise, was in critical — E % er)lhing is supposed to be Ganakas said reinstated ndItior7 at a hospital and remained in a coma late Sunday night. pr-aches end cream now with Spartans would play flight at The tragedy started unfolding early Sunday afternoon when the Michigan State basketball MU's Jenison held HOUSt 1rs Wilson phoned the lire department team. against Big Ten ri val Ohio f thpartmnent ambulance service spokesman Jack Macthilis But It run4ilns to be seu Stati Afkr the spensiow. said ,i winian called saying she could n ot wake up h er children whether Spartan fa ns will con. Sa tur da y, the Junior varsity an d her husband was in the car. lie said the call came In at 1:24 cider 10 maverick players as was called upon to face No 2. ('ST bad apples who have spoiled the ranked Indiana Subsequently, Juvenile ('fffl.cr I H Trinkle said he talked to Mrs Wilson at season Michigan Stae Euffercd theth e hos pital but she was under sedation The 10, suspended Saturday worst loss in i cage history, fl. titioled her as saying she awoke after hearing a car meter liv Coach Gus Ganakas for 10155. running and went to check on the c hi ldren. walking out of a team meeting, Hairston, sitting beside Ga. She said the children "sounded like they were crying in their were reinstated by him Sunday nakas at a news conference Ee-.Y.S, . ' ... I V . Spartan 'JO Reinstated ITS PARENTS OUR GIFT OF 1 WEEK'S MILK SUPPLY Still A Mystery "We don't know anything team can be expected to make bu t LI) ini.st,akes and have bad nights," a ' HOUSTON AP — Autopsy r epor ts were expected today on the he id "I think t heplayers record and are reportedly very bodies of Houston Astros pitcher Don Wilson and his 5-year-old i ' sho wing tough," SJC Coach Joe ma eekend and are Imp ovini' son Alexander both found in their carbon monoxide filled home Stewart said."It will be the with each game." Wilson. 29, preparing to start his 10th season with the Astros, as found slumped over in his car In the attached garage of his fashionable home in the city's southwest section. L iii. ab ou t im - So that he proud parents of the First Baby of 1975 may treasure its first portrait, we will give a beautiful. Win By MICKEY LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer Our local merchants want to start the "Little Mr. 75" off right with the wonderful gifts listed below. He may have them absolutely free.. . no obligations. Thewinning parents simply take their letter of authorization from The Evening Herald to the sponsors within 60 days and receive their gifts. We Will Light The "New Year Baby's" Way With A Nursery Lamp. Monday, Jan. 6, 1975—lB SJC - 1st and Sanford T 1' 0 Tfv,..__.._ Although surpassing the back to balloon the lead even Wilkes substituted freely in the century mark for the first time more In the second half, second half. this season, Stetson traded 'v) Senior Bill Seitz joined Stetson's Dave Slower hit DeLAND-_ The Stetson turnovers(orricldgoatsagajt points and teammate Paul Stowers with 18 points and six University Hatters will put the New Haven, Conn. team. their offense and defense to the Morris had 12 to lead the attack rebounds. Stowers hit nine of 10 test tonight as they battle Holding a 23-20 edge with where six men were in double shots from the field and had se seven rebounds. Lehigh University at 8:30 in the eight minutes to play in the first figures for the flatters. Peter Egan bucketed 15 opening round of the 1975 Hatter half, Stetson Coach Glenn "We quit gambling and points to lead Hartford. Classic at Edniunds Center, Wilkes called time out and his started playing sound man-toSouthern Mississippi and team responded with a 48-24 man defense. It's nice to have a American University of halltimemargin —_plus the end rame like that," Wilkes said, HARTFORD: I %Vhingtin, ft (', mt in the of an vrrr-filled first l( Hartford came into the game Flartr 3 00 6, Lcu 4 22 lU tournament's opener at 7 P.111. 5 73 71, Graham 0 00 0. * Improved with a 5.2 record and a 90-point "We played finals will be Tuesday at dense and that won it for olnt Scheerer 3 0 1 6. Levesque 3 06 6. average. But the Hawks were .o.Bradley 1-21, Kflma I 8:30 p.m. The consolation Wilkes said. "I was fed up with outclass dand outsized by their 00$, NOVO 3006, Ayers 200 1 game, between tonight's losers, the turnovers we were making major college foe to the delight Totals 37 976 73. begins at 7 p.m. STETSON, Johnson S 00 70, Uordhorri 2746. Seitz $2.2 10, Ross? The Hatters enter the tour- and I told them (the team) so." of 2,915 fans. Stetson outrebounded Hart- h1I. Morris ii 517. Stowers9Ci 2 to, namnent with a 7.2 record after The time out blistering from ford 54-2.5 and the Hatter O'Connell S 00 70, Oridger 3 00 6. 314 70 Tot•ls 46 shooting a blistering 80 per cent Wilkes apparently triggered the defense forced the New1O i n liii, 109 In the first half en route to 109- wipeout. Alter outscoring the England club into missing 43 H,Iro,d 73 thrashing of HartfordHawks 254 in the remainder of shots from the floor. 24 4'-- 73 Saturday night. the first half, Stetson came 49 61-7O Stetson shot 65,1 per cent as Stetson io,ji irlforc 23. S!son I? Welcome to our First Baby of 1975... I -t r - By GLENN McCASLAN[) Herald Staff Writer t Center •• F" '7 .,,Hatter Classic Tonight; _41010W %W1w ;= -vtz--r- - r,.- - ----w- T,-J; .7 ---- ci. F-' •" ' r= SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (% --4 -t,--n---r -p rr- Monday, Jan. 6, 197.5 0 lj rRjrj -ar---- ___ 'e -= -- �213--Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Mondays ,Jan. 6, 1975 Mart Walker * MSC ~~ ! r REBOARD Coll C eg e NHL = Stand ing S Division I Cage Scores IN L T Pit OF GA Philphis 23 8 o sa i ii Ranor% 19 11 I 16 181 173 Atlanta is is 7 43 117 110 NY By The Associated Press Ent , 7, Pr nceton 50. Pri Rutgers 97. Long Island U. $7 Temple 67. Rhode Island 4 Di v is ion : Vancvr 77 liv. Tec h 69 4 16 V 162 treal Division Mon L Angetet 70 Pitt Delaware $0. Maine 87 SOUTH Tennessee 96 A uburn • Clivislon Buffalo s • a sa in is Boston * 12 10 6 so Its Ill Calif. Mar y SS 10 n 111 n 110 I" SAturday's Results Kentucky IIIS. LSU 10 S. Car olina $2. Manhattan 83 Montreal 10. Washington 0 Pittsburgh 4, V 3 Toronto & Chicago '3 Florida 94, Mississippi St~ 02 Alabama104. Vanderbilt 77 Florida Atlanta 1. St. LOu'S Gardner Webb 101 t-Pillivillf, K V.. 80 8sayi,e $7, Yale 70 5? W Kansas CIty? D,.tro,l I Camp PPUtadeIphIa 2 . tie (r?LC Los Angeles 7. St. Ct't' i Jackson St 103 Southern u New Orleans 78 EST Atlanta 3 Washington Toronto 1, Detroit 0 - MOntredi 1.. Chicago a California S. Philadelphia I Indiana 107, MiChigan Michigan is. Ohio St. i3 Toronto at S. Da Chicago P4e* Mez 51 51, Tulsa 36 Chicago Loyola 62, Xavier. , '7 Creighton n. aii Illinois St. 91 S. IIIfrI OT SOUTHWEST MissourI , . -. Sunday's Results Toronto 1. Clev ela nd 3 Minnesota , New England 3 FAR WEST UCLA 111, Okla hom a 16 Oregon k, Pro,ictnce 7 Utah 13, Utah St. 77 Brigham Young 100 NE Loul. siana Phoenix 2. Indianapolis 1 Michigan 3. Vancouver 1 Chicago). Edmonton7 Monday'i Games No games scheduled Tv.sdays Games Winnipeg at Cleveland ii Montana 10g. N. Arizona Long St. 91, col .do phoenix Texas-El Paso 73. C. p4 lina ai American 72., Geo. Washing. ton 69 W. Vlrglnia9 Bo vermont II. St. Joseph's, Pa. 71 Hou s t on ?? A&P,' 72 a Dog Entries TONIGHT'S ENTRIES T oront o Atlantic Division W L Pd. 01 Boston 23 13 Buffalo 23 14 .22 New York 21 15 .3*3 2 Philadelphia IS 22 .103 $I Central Division C.pitaI 76 13 639 i Wlsrd 20 Is 571 'jtn 70 17 511 5' At l anta 16 110 )0 New Orleans 3 33 •09 22 Western Conference n I? .5" — Detroit i ii .514 2 20 22 .476 3'. 17 3 Pacific DlvIiloa W!lcll(fi honey II), 7. This is Golden State 21 12 au Pt,Wom (5) I. My Cactus (63. 19 19 300 6 SECOND, 3-1 0-1. Calico Doll (61,2 R's Leroy (4). 3. K.C.'s Bat Polind 16 2) 432 •, Los Angeles (10) 1. Violet Ha: (12) 3 K's 18 22 .421 Phoenix 15 71 .117 9 (6L&. Hi Ho Nancy (5),7 HC's (3g savursey's RSSVIII I iS ) S Cactus Ciauøe (5) New York 103. Cleveland 107 THIRD, S-16,, 16-1. Buffalo 121. Ats.nta i Marker IS 21. 2. Lea Trace s,. . Detroit 19, Philadelphia 57 Pdeverse?$Ie IS) 4. Captain ., Chicago 100, Kansas City S H.K. Ron's Blue (6). 6 X's Folly - - ster (6). I1I IN [ N'-'-,- East Division W L Pd. Cl York 7$ Ii 71$ s-., g - Lta_* __ -, =- s 'r r-rL, :. 1 :, _ - - -, __ ; 6 1. 11 ' 74 III A AQ 962 X"'W 9 1 :: 1( 6 . .j::S. ,.: \ -_-~~ " either vulnerable . :& 1.' ::t: •-.-.. 14 s' •- - , -11 _ -a.: -k çI . - ,- '1'-t,," : iP . . .- - --J - ' ' lI.•-. '; . - A " ' . A.?.0 " I , - _1 X -- 6 - I *~t_ L. ---Ii ~,. ~ ~ * ir4 - -- 19 10 i— 1 -_ 1- .- -iiw- VF_. W I OPENER 10 Invitational Tournament Jan. 17 and 18. WHAT DID YOU GET OUT i S •• to t ci I ci I rc trti, I_F IV Vjs%2 V j'j.,., I'a. 5 j6 HOW ABOUT ( Larry Lewis 000NESBLJRY OU... ER.WHOSi9... P1ATCHAMACALLIT..WHAT5HISFACE AH YOU IN THE BAC( ROw oir Dy (.iarry Trudeau 11 00 )(.4't I 60'7A 60 V 54V R44054Y tZ14%6 56 - than double the total rushing yardage. Tennessee's Condredge Holloway passed for 202 yards In leading the E.st to a 35.24 victory over the West In the annual coll ege all-star contest Sat urda y. The 175-pound quarterback also picked up 51 yards rushing and was named player of the game. . 1-6 - daunted by strong winds and occasional rain — filled the air with 65 passes for 744 yards, more 14P - lhfDV5AYIa,47/f,af 4F 4wca5, *!IK// 5 A S 7 pmm wc/ r 1I jT I mw 60 AW Z't.M _______ ir41ZW / • cL4 ALQZ dVffO 1 . . - faces 'p SLON DIE .- - fore. Chic Young V - Tl4INl.('rU Sl.400LD WELL,IF I CONTql9UT PUT UP SOME MO1EY c ONEV WHAT FOQ AN EMEPGEIJCV DO 'tU COqiBur" DA.&..voc* TI-IESE Days I'M ALWAYS t Swoor O;: CASH! Berard Wright hit 14 for t he home quin t. Lyman points and 11 rebounds, but his outscored Winter Park, 17-12 in efforts weren't enough as the final stanza, Winter Park streaked to a 9 Winter Park's Chris Tool ) ' Metro Conference basketball had 12 points and Kenny LOUIS victory Saturàay night. and JoeSterllng added 10 points Lyman closed to within five apiece. points of the visitors wi th 1:10 Winter Park is now 8-3 an d left to play in the game but an Lyman is 1.9. early first half Winter Park lead of 11 points was too much WINTER PARK: Hock 1 by T. K. Ryan frontrunners, topped the Western Conference with a 24.12 Wrestlers In two games in New Orleans, - 500 10 Molt looley 523 17 L ouis o the Vikings have likewise 000; Sanbergi G02, lAoffett0000 achieved only a split. Totals 2310.11 36. (%\ . LYMAN: Cleveland S 22 l2;Rwlins 0 743. Foytek 7 2 3 6; Hudson 3 12 11; Kaufman I I I 3;Wright 1 6.10 11; Shutt 0 00 0. Totals 1715 79.,. Winter Park Lyman Fouled Out: Seal 16 II 11 17-36 7 12 13 17-49 / ESSI Tops WHAT, AN New Yfts ______ Ma4 we"IvIso" to shop #W DEANS CAREER APPAREL — N. H WY 3 "'° Fouls: winter Pa - k 23, Lyman 17 JV: Winter Park 65, Lyman 33 Lake Brantley g In BUGS BUNNY Coach SemnoleCountytiighs.chools return to the wrestling mats tonight as — U there are any changes In the methods of D&i Coryell, they involve mainly his reap. praisal of def And the onetime collegiate offensive advocate, who conveiled the St. Louis Cardinals from losers to winners in 1974, has parlayed the reassessment into National Football Leogie Coach of the Year honors. "We gave up a lot of yards but very few points," ob. served Coryell, 50, who was chosen by an Associated Press panel for the honor. His selection was by a runaway at COWAN'S UNDERWORLD Anthony Collins paced the tangle manding first period lead, ZI-13, Brantley lOseFS with 14 poInts while Dan respectively with Bishop and t hen a halftime margin of 39-19, before the Patriots began Gabriel had 13 and Alexander Moore, Evans and Cocoa, had 12. Lyman. Greyhounds sith IRAPITLEY: Gabriel 33 a l94flMCh winning streak over I).LAKE Strotjer 171. Alexander 5212. ____________________ ______________________ Lake - _______________ _______ rn ¶_ t1i j% .• -V I r- '111 my omrqmws NOT Vt012J<IN'/ GIVE THIS A / 5AKE wiLL1 J k. Z by HsimdohI & Stoff,I ______________________ ____________________ TerryJacn's3lpomtsand to come alive with a n-point g good backboard work led Ocoee second half, outscoring o 5 Magnolia c PIDERWORLD UNDERWORLD to a 66-51 win over Lake 14-10 and 18-17 In the final two Brantley Saturday night, periods. Ocoee Jumped off to a corn~ - .. Action of._. _____ - R Hunes Ocoee •I• PRISCILLA'S POP -, " TT votes. high Recruiting Clean Up? from tournament winning during holi days. WASHINGTON tAP) — An efkct b eliminate abuses of recruiting high school athletes highligh ts the 69th annual corwe"itlon of the National Coiieg1 ate Athletic a the Lake Brantley hosts the cocoa Tigers, the champions the Cape Coast Conference, Association which officially gets underway today. The some 800 delegates face a package of 131 proposals which. in additi on to recruiting reform, deal wi th the collegiate battle against inflation. The recrwtmg proposals would, among o ther things, prohi bit a college from contacting a,studerit th lete off campus until af te r his junior year and ban arrangements for summer Jobs before enrollment In college. Collins 67 11. Wall 2Oa, Murray 7O 1, Totals 21-9-S1 UCOE: T Jackson 143 ii, .iernigan 3 0-8. Jefferson i 2 10, Triplett 'i5. Bruce 10$. Anderson 7 1. A .1 icc ksin I 0 7 Totals $ 66 Lake Rrantley Ocoee BACHELOR 17 ____ I __6 I , GIVE YOURSELF' , ` 1.1—A Ir _____ -7. , ____ ;-, ~1 - - . ~f . ,- 13 6 11 11-31 771710 17-66 Foul;: Ocoeefl, Lake llrantley 10 F0und A J Jacksca, Hun?n oore Falters 61-56 M Oak Ridge's Glenwood WI!. ham's wi th seconds remain, Bishop Moore relied on 20 po ints from Bo Clark and 11 ing in t he game, tipped in a from Mark Roether. missed free throw and secured the Oak Ridge Metro Con. OAK RIDGE: Williams 57 17, TheSaturdayvfctoryputOak Ridge's record at 5-5 and lelt Bishop Moore with 3-11. The teams battled t to-toe the entire game as the scoring was tied at the end of the second and third periods. ______ *I OR 1975 0 - Oak Ridge Scoring was L 4 4 ,% 11 '- ______ J L WrlocJI - WINTHROP f, fr(fIi'it1j ('; - " THIS KILL Di< ".qi r'Mu KKO0GERAA54JLV DGn 0[0] ,~ _f - R on TLi V (..JI IL) AVE 50 -ftLJ I CL I 1111L 11111 EYE Ll) 'I __________________________ --- #T14601114011d I WAS D€FROSTING THE REFRI&EgjTc! There's Nothing —4 LIke THE BEST ,.- - .,- U <C "p E lectric WE ATHERIRON Pilot Ed ucation get you oil the grou,id CALL. . . . PLUMBING A HEATING INC. 1007 S. Sanford 3fl.4U3 WA L' — ___ -. i-b 1. 1iiif ___________ __________ — I I ____ LREC 1 Brown 171, Xim,'y 1 1); '"beq 1 24; Hamilton i -is. Allen 5217 - To?,ils 71 iP81 BISHOP MOORE: Talbert 000. 000; Clark 10010; McCarthy 4-210 Tot&s 28 1 54 is ISia i$-8) Bishop Moore 1015 1 1 i7-Iit;! Gck 14 idq, ii - p 1 - hO ARV FEELiN',PQPJE WE JT PON'T / I I 806 RACING' ~. . I M44. X) IFr; ...—' A I ISLA2ES: f,TQI TO THINK OW'T IT. MAY NOT SVEPJ t GVY EPJ5Ll'lf -'1 THlP'J, HE C'OT THE / ' A (EK & MEEK 'tE5'54.;F by Howie Schn.id. : I '.; ) '1 Crooks &Lowrenc• UPFCRT THE &y,-'y GIVE Tb THE SANK ., . - - ., ('F p 11 %4 4I I 11 by °'17 Connelly 4 1 9; ROether S-I II; Fussell 10 2, Gralton 70 1; Ferrell A — -- __ EASY DROPS A G(P.JTLE HIIJT TO PRNCE5 JA5MlPJ' ')DY6UARD NOT TO FOLLOW Tp4EP ABOUT 50 CLO5ELY ____ ____________________________ ___ I - 4., CAPTAIN EASY L;::___I ----- -_ " L" ' U1tftTtI JI I` - -. __________________________ _________________________ HEAT PUMP Q — ~, 10U9IS 3 3 5; Shenielya 3 1 1, Oak Ridge -i ____ ___________ TA. General fereuce 61-56 victory over Bishop Moore. - C WELCH IF • Hannah Fired AQUEL TO8E A ' Resolve to let Cessna Bishop LITEN, GEORGE! GARY I-.IAPPENS I _______ the past twoyears, will host the Bishop Moore Hornets. Sanford's Tribe will trnva1 in the Evwis' i'rojans, who are HM nits A FXE PERSON OF' MF. HIAWATHA 6NRE1 WHATlS?! WHAT'SIS?! - UNDERWORLDUNDERWON record for ,667. 'ii . again, this time by a 29-9 score. They are the first blacks ever to coach in the NBA's mid-season cont est. They were selected because their teams had the highest winning percentages in their conferences through games of Sunday. The Bullets, Central Division leaders, had the best record in the Eastern Conference with a -! mark Rollins Wins Easy, 94-78 by / OF THIS SEME$TE OF MY '4fNEMOv,C6.TRI4 INING ThE EOy'cLAgg F. NEW ORLEANS (AP) If duties they'll be using as the also lost two one with Balti. have never lost an NFL there Is one play both Mm. prelude to the the National noreandonewithIiamj_bot championship game — but nesota and Pittsburgh would Football League championship 'he also tucked away two vic- that's because they have never like to see next Sunday, it's a game at Tulare Stadium, both tories, played one. It's their first shot reverse. had to be thlr4klng back a bit as Grant's first setback came at all the marbles in 42 years. The Vikings would like to see well as looki ng ahead, right here five years ago, when And, like the Vikes, they'll be a reverse of their fortunes in the Vikings' Coach Bud Grant the Kansas City Chiefs upset trying to alter a bit of Saw Super Bowl and the Steelers are the unpleasant prospect Vikings 23-7. other was Bowl history, mainly that first hoping for a change in history. of becoming the first coach to last year's 24-7 lThe ost to Shula's time entries can't cut It against As the teams got their first come out on the short end of Dolphins, looks today at the practice fa- three Super Bowls. teams that have been there be. Don The Steelers, meanwhile, Incidentally, a week after losgame, the Saints ventured into Minnesota and lost Lyman Falls To Winter Park Victory (1.FSEI.AN[) (AP) — J ohn Hannah was fired as coach of the World Hockey Association's Cleveland Crusaders and (;encral Manager John Vivian was named to replace turn . ----- 4'. ~_ _.~. ~ The first soccer tram to play at Seminole Sanford High School was defeated 3-2 Saturday by Lyman. But the Seminoles wi ll be back In action Wednesday night at 7:30 agaInst Apopka at the Seminoles' home field. Seminole plays 1j regular season games and will compete In the Jacksonville Bolles \/ i Ic cc HONOLULU (AP) —The 1974 Hula Bowl was billed as a game and It lived up to expecta tions, FIve of the nation 's top collegiate quarterbacks — un- tAP) 1 J Tv I passing LOUIS . South - A C-UP I I:ast the king of clubs and then led back a spade. Right?" -Jim: "Yes! Then Bobby put on his thinking cap and decided that West was acting like a man who expected a trump trick . So Bobby won the spade with the queen and led the Jack of hearts, West covered," Oswald: "Then Bobby thought some more and declde'l that West also held the nine So he came back to his hand the ace of diamonds, led the eight of trumps, let it ri de, cashed dummy's ten, ruffed a good diamond to get ba ck to his hand, cashed his ace of trumps to pick up the nine and claimed his contract," . BORRON] — ' PARA... A \ _ • NE 1AT11 J -' d ST. PIURK \ Art Sonlom ~-.-Cm CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Lea s Holloway Leads Coryell: Top , ' -. NEV5Qg III - East Hula '' -S - " .$' - "_' .-: 'iu ,.:4'- 4. A ~ 3~ - ' LMRNWLYf .. ' 4 - 1Tfq/ JtI'l'ff[ I I 17= Oswald: "One thing a really great player neets is the MIcalled 'feel' of the table. He will The bidding has been- 6 "'At's the stuff, Nadine! Head down. eye on the even go far and away against normal percentages because he west North East South ball - . . mouth shut . . IIi, sus suspects abnormal" l'ass iv i' FUNNY BUSINESS A. --- I-Il-Jim: "Here is a hand that you l'asc 2 V I'.c'. should recall. You were captain Y ou S.utti. hold of the North American team A K 7 6 4 3 V A 2 • 9 A A K 73 2 do '-('U do noss' Wt won the world's chamA111d lhrre heart;. Pass Is a pionship in 1970 and 1971. 1 was a member of the team and this close second choke. little gem was played by my TODAY'S QUESTIoN partner Bobby Wolff." Instead of rebidding two Oswald: "East won the first hearts your partner has rebid trick with the ace of clubs and two diamonds over your one led back the deuce of spades. spade What do you do now , West rose with the ace; cashed Ansser Tomorrow THE BORN LOSER .•- ; - 9 , Opening li'd ty eJ.f •s - I'ass j'is i- • , . North ~ - , West Pass .r. . -,,'s-.-4 •.. Pz 4.- 09875 2 LA 1054 — - _ , I1 _. .... - . AK75 . SOITH I) - - - V6 THESt k $, EAST A 1072 V Q 9 52 FOR THEM - • 7WW MARVC.., XX , .... -. - ii.. .4. 103 K Q J 106 43 ...I fl4INk T$4Ei ONLY WAY 10 -- ' -4 - _.~ - A1.1; -- F - ABA Standings 3 WT Carry Oq,n 1)7). 4 , z.7 - ::Ttt1 , '' .. BRIEF margin in Omaha U 16). 7 Chato Runner (17) •. Milwaukee 93, Ho'.,s?on er City Tom Golden State )l4. Washington FOURTH, 5-18, 0—). Snuf. fI?tipaQu) (I). 2- Si Eads (63, S.eatt;e Ill. New C.aleans Front Sigl't (12). 4 Mineola Daiwy Sunday's Results S. Cotton PuppI 5-2), 8. Dusty Milwaukee 91. Chicauo Keen (10), I. Margie Maln • Cleveland 97, Phoenix Ia IN by (6) HoustOn 115. Kansas FIFTH, 3-16, C—i- Go Fire Eckert (13), 7. Ma (1), . Omaha 306 tu Angeles 1)2, Wnhington Medalist (10). 4 k's Shill (5), 109, 01 Portland II). P4-,, Mlf'iIt Lffl (I). 6. Glen's Carol 7. Instant Return (63, 8. Mon Ociejni 10) Mondays Game tagu O'Reilly is ?v Buffalo at Philadelphia SIXTH. 3-1, A—) LCnkey Tu*sday's Games William (4), 3. T. Knee (S 21. 3. Rive Los Angeles at Blalo Doll (5), 1, Cery's First (I) S. Dell Cieve!and at Atlanta Gitson (6). 4. Berkley kelgu HO,.,j?ôn at Chcao 1. L'S tr.: 163.1 Al1ddn Ladd 1)2). Milwauee vs kansa. C it y SEVENTH, 5-18, 0-1. Mon$aoue Omaha at Xansai C.y Qin W. 7.- .,etllnq ,erry (*) , 3 New Orleans at Golden State Shy Lift'S 17 7' 1 Lot" . vcrl ijf t).zz iii. i'r ,rc (61.7 F$y1rg Rumor (10).L potivtk (17). EIGHTH, 5-16, C—I. Lusty Hinting Speed I 4), 3- Hews Service 18), I M-aiaIee VIroy (6) NINTH,I - p. a--i , .. h. - - - -- -..: -!:_ ... 'itJ ItA' $pj IN MIND, OSCAR! e* K A .13 NAPPERS OUT IS uI..4i.,,iL 6 WLST AAJ8S *'Wr aF A _ - - - - - ----:f ,- nix. Conference Chicago (4). 7. Drotnuiton Mike 1W, 3 K.C.-Omaha Monta,'v* Leather (10) 1. Darling John (5.3)5. iwenVs CobtMr (6). 6. Milwaukee Lintusan? 1521,2 ,wannee's Foust IV - _______________________________ West Conference teams, respectively, in the National Nidwtst Division FIRST, 11-11S, A-1. Silver Spice _ , - .6 - . -1 Basketball Association's All-Star Game Jan. 14 at Phoe- NBA Standings Eastern jJ - ' Urtherslty of Florida wide receiver in the end zone for the winning touchdon The North drew first blood in the opening quarter wh en Joa chir.3 hit Steve Grogan of Kansas State wi th a 15-yard touchdown pass But the South came back on the next series when Solomon carried it in from thethreeaftern iO-yard, Il-playdrive. Th Ui in th t nd(111, 111('r ti] I Ia U(1 vtIfl' plunge by H)noskl, and the South tied it in the third quarter on a four yard run b) Georgia's Horace King Ilynoski, the Nor th 's most %aluable pla}er, was the game s leading rusher with 120 yards on 13 carrIes and one touchdown his 52-yard run on the first play the g am e set an American Bowl record for longest run from scrimmage the eight years (f NEW YORK (AP) — K.C. Jones of the Washington Bullets and Al Attics of the Golden State Warriors were off icially named today as the coaches for the East and MfWtSotl at Chcago Vancouver at Indianapolis New England at San Diego Mexico 50 Weber 5? 53, Montana SI. 71 California 77, Morenead St. 71 ..% 4 aiw Ift 1. i: 22-22 with a two-point conversion pass from Joachim to Temple teammate Henry Hynoski. Solomon began his Final drive on the 50 after an onside kick. lie Coaches Named Outbeic at Michigan Wyoming 70. Air Force $9 COlOradO St. 90. Denver Ii. 67 TOURNAMENTS Wake Foriii 75, Duke 7) N. Carolina St. 12. N. Caro- 16 16 2 31 104 105 Hovstrjn S. Michigan 2 . :tJ 'e SOCCER New England 1. Vancouver 3 Qi.*bec 3. Toronto 1 San Diego 2. Cleveland 0 lndanapoIl 1, Chicago 4, 01. Stephen F. Austin 96. Tar:e ton - tied at 14-14 Solo tiled on an eightyard rim then passed to McGrlff for a two-point conversion. But the Nor th came right back, as Temple quarterback Steve Joachim engineered a 60-yard drive in 43 seconds, db a l&yard pass to wide recei er Barr) Hill The North ti ed th game at - 14 20 1 29 116 ifl Vancvr Abilene Christian $3, Texas All 61 Centenary ,, E. Texas Sap. tilt 71 Rice 92. Wright St. 13 McMurry is, Hardin Sim- IN V £1J7 in West Division "OU5°n 76h1 037170101 r.lz 1$ 14 4 10 121 115 MIri, is 17 0 36 152 127 San Diego 17 17 I 33 ill ill Mich, 1221 3 ii n los Canadian Division Toronto 71 13 1 13 151 136 Quetc 2115 0 42 14 121 Edmonton I ii 1 37 113 WInnpeg 17 11 I 33 l 101 Minnesota 51. Purdue Si Evansville $0, Ky. WeiIyan - ALLEY OOP With the score GA kc?a 69 •, L • ' 21 11 1 43132 1?? ? tuI(lhnli -. FOR SEMIINOLE Eng , '4)8TII •I WHA New gyp OSWAlD ri n d ' It rSolomon'::r::::: East Division by Dick Tumor 1 M • the post-season game. New York lsIanj CARNIVAL - JAMES JACOBy Boston & Washington California at St. Lou's 68 WIN AT BRIDGE !'y ef P' orning%ide. Iowa 1 74 I TAMPA. Fa. (AP) — Tamp quarterback Freddie Solomon gave up a trip to the Hula Bowl In Hawaii to play one last time before the hometown crowd in the All-America Bowl football game. And he's glad he did. "The people of Tampa wanted me to play in this game," Solomon said Sunday after running for two touchdowns and passing for another to lead the sou th to a 28-22 victory . over th e North. "Ifelt like lowed it to them." Solomon, S o l omon, named th e South's most valuable player, connected BULLETIN SCARP — of Monday's Come Minnesota at Kansas City Iowa 93, 1111nots 70 Ohio UL 68, Kent St. 33 Bowling Green 16. Toledo OTOkl Oklahoma SMU y 75 . Miami 67. W. St. Louis 100. W. Texas St. 61 Oral Roberts N. Indiana St. 77 Super '. Sunday's Results fluffalo 4 St Louis 2 New York Rangers A. Van Mid. Arrn5trngSt Fred Monday, Jan. 6, 1975-3B BEETLE, TRAIGI4TEN TWAT \ ::::: 79 , 14 16 S 36 132 141 '°7 101 147 33 4 4 10 80218 Detroit WesIto Georgi T ech 7 0 Mercer 61 Louisville Bradley so. o T S Flo 10). LIT Chattanooga 57 73 j 77 Virginia K. City Detroit 64, Canisius s6 corneli s7, Rpi Sit 6LOP, ( Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'I St. 6maverviture S 49 lii 172 13 Ch icago Boston Col. 82, St. BEETLE BAILEY ¶I :::. '__________ ' ..--. .:rv __________ 1 gAr,- LCqjrirr..,y__ - - __:-.____ %%C?~) I IF ___ -' _s-iLr_!__.. I OF YOUR LKJ ~ - .- - - - - �i"'T' ''-' - ' . . ,, ..-. ..L ''.-- ti 413— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 6 l — __ i klrAD ('Al ., __ 'tL.i...i __ I R HOROSCOPE ,2?" Look, Tuesday, Januor, 7, 1975 For B ead, Evening uy . JAN. 6 Oviedo new center for day and evening classes in office skills, Pan Am Interstate Sanford Tourist School 111gb Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., scnool library. Vocational Business School, Seminole Junior college open Building, By ("tRROI,L o Gb.. fleboard Club and Shut- JAN. 7 potluck dinner at Overeaters Anonymous, 9 a.m., 600 W. SR-434, Longw ood. clubhouse, 6 p.m., followed by business meeting. JA1J. 7 COnVCFUUOUa1Spanish, 12:30 p.ffl "1:50 p.m., Thesdys and T L-213. Call Gardening in Containers, 7 Mall, p.m.-l0 p.m., 4 w. AEC Altamonte Springs. Classes may be taken for high school credit; age requirement 16 67, call SJC Community %ices for reservations. -- years. JAN. 4, ifS ADMISSIONS music major graduate on musicSanford: compition and relatcd Eunice Blake .iohneli Bre.vington Doris M. Earls Christy Hutcherson Opal .1 Jackson Clarence P. Johnson Jr. Viola L. Joann Norris Terry E. Parson John Williams, AItamite Springs Eve ICIAieo, DeltOna Eileen K. Dalton. Deltona Suzarme Loirenbury. Deltona Daniel McEwan, Deitona n L '.'n Sue F. Santo. New Smyrna areas. is for songwriters. Basic ('.unsmithing, 7 p.m.-10 I The Songwriters' Guild amateur P.m., 8 wks., AEC No. 6. Call Seminole Junior Community College Services for reservations. [)cflary Wayfarers,, 2 p.m., Deflary Community Center. tallation of officers by , Edwin B. Moore Ill. Presidentelect is David Wennerstrand, Johrn Edward N. BuIloc Alber t J. Shelley Siena Collard, DeBary Augusta Brian. DeBary Laura J. Bernard, DeBary Edward Mogollon, Deltona John Stankewltz. Deitona Evelyn M. Mangels, Deltona lQna?lu% Gamon, Geitoni Clara M. Breltengross, Del toni Conifie Jean Krelnbring, Lake Monroe Arthur 3.Yovng, Longwood Ernest E. Herrick, Orange City Angela Johnson, Oste Harry Polk. Winter Springs Linda P. Baker. Bessemer, Ala Margarett L. Barber Olivia Barfield Michelle Gordon R . Bron Ruby Brown Jessie Jackie Curran Elmira F. Hall 1. girl Jannia K. Harper Hazel Herrington William P. Jennings Linda M. Kuhn & girl Georgia E. Marton Florence Jennie C. Tyler Barbara E. Montgomery & boy. DeBary Sharon J. Ni', D'Bary 4rr Abarns. L)L IOIand .3. Baillargeon, Dellona Iola B. Eikew, Orange City Frank P Riddell, Osteen Mobley, Oviedo Mr. and Mrs Osteen f'r and Mrs Michael (Opal) Jacksøn, a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs Robert L. Norris. a girl. Sanford S.srtord, Legal Legal Notice Notice - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE fl I'Wt4OM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Ficliflioius Name Statute" Chapter I5 OP, Florida Statute, will register e. th the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in for Seminole County. Florida, vpOn receipt Of p4001 Of the PbIication of this notice, the fic. PtiOtjs name, to wit: J. A. DEKLEVA,D.DSUrWP,ithIam rI engaged In b4Jsin*i at MedicalDntaI Bldg. - state R . AM- box d 3765 in the City Of Forest City, Florida. That the party inherestid in said business enterprise is as fOii*wS: J. A DEKLEVA. D. PA. By: 5: .3. A. DeKlet,a J. A. DeKIeva TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "FIctitious Name Statute," Chapter iso, Florida Statutes, will register with the County Comptroller, in and for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of proof Of the pubiicatkjn of this notice, the fictitious name, to. *it: DONNA S. JARZYNA, dba WOOD THINGS tmøer u'tich I am engaged in business at Route?. Box 438 in the City of Longwood, Florida 37750 7s That the party interested in said DE I.% business enterprise is as follows. Donna S. Jaryna Dated at Longwood, Seminole County, Florida. December 10, 1971. Publish: Dec. 16,22,30. 1971. Jan. S. 1975 Pres1ønt Dated at Forest City Seminole County, FlOrida, December 17, 1971. 1974, Publish: Dec. 22. 30, 1974, Jan. 6. 13, 1 97S u0' NOIsCE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is P*rey iven that the undersigned, pursuant to the provisions of Section 56509, Florida Statvtes. will rpgisterwith the cI of thr Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, recelptofproofofthepublicationof thIS nof Ice, the fictitious name: SSR PROPERTIES under whh WI are DEl 69 - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 701 E. Serroran Blvd., Altamonte SDrinot. .._. StmInClit County. Florida. under the fiCIitI0VnImeO4HADACOL SALES COMPANY, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance wIth the pr is of Ut Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $6S,09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Robert T. Brock Jan. 6, Ii. 20,77, 1973 DEJ- 11 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR engaged in business at 300 Marvin 1HE VACATING. ABANDONING, Avenue, LonOwood, Florida, and DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING that the parties interested in said OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY, bujiness enterprise are TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Georges C. St. Laurent YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Wayne H. L. ROhttlfl9 NOTICE 'tt.t the Board of County Harold A. Trappe Comvnlnjoners of Semirofe County, Kenneth 0. Wir.ium at o'clock p.m. on the list Thomas C. Keator day Of January. AD.. 197$, In the Lc'en E Stake County Commissionets' Meeting Thomas F. Wjin. Room at the County Courthouse in Crady Amn'.nong Sanford. Florida, will hold a Public .3 Winiurn Hearing to consider and determine ., l M Home iether or not the County will n.rd at Lorcw000, Seminole facate, abandon, discontinue, close, County, FIorId hi 12th day Of renounce and disclaim any right of December, 1974. the County and the public In and to Publish Dec. 16-73,10,1974, Jan 6. the following rlghts.Of.way running 1973 ttiroui tte described properly, to DEl U wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE All of the following streets, alleys, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. roadwaysas shown on the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pevised Map oChtjtvota,according COUNTY. FLOah.. to Plat Book 7. Page)) of the Publl' CIVIL CASE NO. 742231-CA.I9.D Records of Seminole County, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. Florida. Tr,AGE ASSOCIATION, a cor All of Cherry Street lying east of "31 i on, etc . the east right of way line of Third Plaintiff, Street and west of the west right of .1. way line of Second Street. all Of RLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE Palmetto Avenue lying east of the CUNNING, a ka a Lavonia Dun east right of way line of Fourth ung, his wife; and ELAINE Street and west of the west right of '.'OOSE, way lint of Third Street, all if Defendants Palmetto Avenue lying east of the NOTICE OF ACTION rest right of way line of'Tflird Street TO CARL 'TOPDUNNING DUNNING address unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ,c?.ort for foreclose a mortgage on th following property in Seminole Cinty, Florida: Lot 30 and th,$t part of Lot 31, OAKLAND HILLS, described as fOflw$ Beginning at a point on the curve of the East rightcf way ling of Encino Way at the Intef "ion with lhtt Southerly line CO Lot 30. theme Soi 61 degrees 50' 29" East alOng 'he Southerly line of Lot 0 101' a distance of 11507 feet: tue,,ce North ?.l oegrc 37 . 25" West for a i s?5ncc of 10399 tetI, thence North 4.1 ;r jj' 35" West for a distanceof 79 66 fern to the rio.nt oI '-'; "'.r,r, thereof as recore in Flat Book 13, Page 64, cA the Public Records 0 Seminole County, 1Iorna, has been filed against you and you are reQuired to serve a copy of Our written etenw's, If any. to if On PIr,4APD H ADAMs JP . ESO ,of (,r, , A'etr. . t'.rm & RcL.r.so-n, Legal FICTITIOUS NAME Note is hetby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. Box si, Ovlec'o. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of RESEARCH INFORMATION COMPANY, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fiorida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes S7 5: Kenneth White Publish: Dec. 23, 30, 1974, Jan. 6, 13, NAME STATUTE andwestoftheeast..iglttofwaylin, of First Street. allot Orange .venue lying eost of the east r ight of way line of Thtrd Street ar4 west of west right of way line of Second Street; lofsi,noliaAvenuelying M east of the east rLç*vt Of way line Of Third Street and west of the east right of way line Of First Strut; all Of Second Street lying south Of the south right Of way line Of Cherr,' Street and nix-tb Of the north right of way line of Lake Mills Road, P1411 , Book 6. Page 57, Public Records of Seminole County. F ioricia, also, that part f Sicond Street tying east of Lot J. of a, Block A, all of First Street lying ¶th f the north r,Pt of way line o.' .Eme1PoMvers,se; anut "ark i'tce so',,h of the south right of way line of Lake Mliii Road and north o, the north right of way fine of Oleander Avenue, alley and road wiln 3 ar.1 , , Block B. all alleys and rodwa in Piorl. It. 4%II itCy'. arid roa'iiweys en - , . .... - .. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter $45.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of t he Circuit Court, in for Orange and Seminole Coun ties, Florida, upon receipt of proof w .. p,w,'e.U,,Un .-. Think intelligen tly. IJBRA (Sept. 23to Oct. 22) Use care in paying bills or making collections or you could make some serious errca. Consult with an adviser this evening. sAt;t'rr.1uus (Nov. '2 to Dcc. 21) You have a lot of blUe es , "°"' the fictItIous name, to wit: OMEGA MAINTENANCE COMPANY, under which the undersigned will engage In business at 1316 Kingston Road, Longwood. Florida 337S0. That the party interested In said enterprise Is as follows: OMF.GA MAINTENANCE COMPANY By: 5: Jack 0. Conlon Publish: Jan. 6.13,30,27, 1913 DEJ I? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 742197CA44.0 k Fl: Adoption of TAMELA GEANETTA GOOLSBY, a MiflOf, BY: KENNETH RACCA. her Stepfather. TO: BILL GOOLSBY Residence Unknown, last known mailing address s Post Office Box 1634 Blythevilte. Arkansas 77313 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a PetItion for Adoption has been f lied against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on WILFRED H. CO?RAD, Petitioners attorney, wttosedressisi00North Highway l?92.Cusefberry, Florida or before January 73. 1973. and file ttti original with the clerk Of this court eltPer before service on Petitioner's attorney or Im me1iateIy thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demancted in the pet ti:ri. WITNESS my hand and the sea l f this Court on December 151h. 1971. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde As Deputy Clerk A; WILFRED H CONRAD Attorney for Pttitloner 100 North Highway 17 Ca sssIb,rry. Florida 37101 Publish; Dec. 23, 30. 1971, Jan. 6, 13. 1973 DEl 99 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN, MODULAR MOBILE HOMES and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac Cordance with the Provisions of PP.. FIclitiotj Name Sta?ute, to.WIt: Statutes itS?. S. J. L. Marlin Publish' Jan. 6.13. 20, 27, 1973 DEJ it IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 7417$3.CA49 DIVISION 0 MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, ESTATE OF SHELLEY JOSEPH, es al., Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 20th day of January, 1973, at ii am, at m. west front door of the Courthouse of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk willOffer for sate the following described real property , Lot U. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT ONE, as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page ?3, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with all structures, lm lwovements, fixtures, appliances, and appurtenances on said land or used in conlurgtiat therewith. The aforesa;d sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en :ered in Civil No. 74-1757CA now pending In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole C ounty, Florida. DATED this 7nd day of January, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA. . Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Bo x 793 Orlando, Florida 37507 PubIith Jan 6. 1975 DEJ 20 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR 3—Cemeteries guidance since there is a tendency to go off in paths far from the norm, and if not controlled early, you could have much trouble wIth your progeny. Make sure th at school is attend.d regularly and sports are the light kind. 1-4.oit and. Found mpelthey do not SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1144-CA-1114-0, In re: the Mari-la, of SHIRLEY LOP EN ZANO. PETITIONER, AND DWIGHT FRANKLIN LOP EN ZA NO, RESPONDENT, TO' DWIGHT FRANKLIN LOPEfiZAplO RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY IIOTIFIED rsu.snttoF lot ida Statute 55559 that the undersigned, dtir.ng to engage In business under the 1k ti"eus name of F HW TOXICOLOGY that an actn fm Dsoiu?,on q AND biQLCj(,y LAOUIATORIES P-Wf 491 has been iiletJ agaiHst you at 60 (oncord Driie. (a56etberry, andyouarerequIredto%y,0py Stmlnoie Courtly, Florida, ritends to Of your written defenses to it, if any Vistet the Slid name with the on Carroll Burk,, Attorney for Clerk at the Circuit Court Of Petitioner, whos.e address ii 617 ¶n fe d Atlr,tic Conk Building, Semfr,ole Cnty, F Sanford, Seminole County, Florida 5: JAKOB HARICH 37771 ar Ol tbp original witti t P%.ibi5.h 0f1 Xj. 1974, ian 4. 1). 20 Ityk Clerk of (.r,i 9-Good Things to Eat Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i hereby given that I ani engaged in business at 226 Albert St.. Winter SprIngs, 37701, Seminole County. Florida under der the fictitious name of FAIRIROL, and that I Intend ,., register said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Semi nole County Florid a in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: &M 'eli- . Sec tion ,y,,. lAI .II. ". 5: Jari.ej M. Fairciotp, Publish: Dec. 16, 23. 22 J.. 6. 1975 DE) FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Highway 17. 2 Longwood, Seminole county, Florida. underthefictitjousnaneo, PINE MOBILE HOMES, and that I r(JLL. • CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY, lht I Intend to rec'ster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 565,09 F lorida Statutes 1937 5: David D. Morris Publish : Jan. 6. 13. 20. DEJ 16 CASE NO. 7131$I.CA. 1 3.E DIVISION E NOTICE OF ACTION TO The UPlxpOWt4 WIFE or WIDOW of FRANK .i CAhILL. if the be living, and If she be dead, the unknown hUSband, heirs, legatees, de#isees, grante.'s, assignees, claimants by, through, under or against the said WIFE or WIDOW of FRANK J. CATTELL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatanactIontorer, vecboud$from and Qult the title co the Plaintiffs in and to the following properly in Seminole County. Florida, more partIc !arIy escrI as follows, to wit: - Lof S. Block "B". SPCRTSMAN's PARADISE, according to the Pla t thefOf as recorded in Plat Book I, Page's 12 and 13, Public Records of Seminole county, Florida, has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to it n MARK A KOTF.EN, of BEAM DALI, GRIDLEY, LEWIS, BLANKNER & LeGi !TTE, Plain tff' Attorne'j, whoi athiresS is C.)ur, Avti.e, Post QfIie Bo, 3.431, Orlando, Florida 3250?, Oft or before January 13th, 1975, and file the nrIgln.al with thi Clerk of this Court either before service on 'Iaintitfs' attorney or imm,oiately eaer, therft, Otherwise a c1efault will be entered againt s y ou for the relief .. ,---.- -. 31-Situations Wanted — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 14M2CP In rh Estate of BRANARD HUGHES BECKNER, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate You are her notified an requr.d to any claims and demands which you may have against the estate of BRANARD HUGHES BECKN[R,d.Ceased late of Seminole County. Florida, to the Clerk if the Circuit Court, arid file the same in s.aplicate and as provided In Section 733.16. FlorIda Stat utes, itt their offices In the County Courthouse in Seminole County, Florida, within four Calendar months from the time of the first publication hereof, or the present same will be barred Filed at Sanford. Florida, thiS 72nd day of December. 1974 Gloria Angela Deckner. Executrix of the Estate of Beckner, G. Andrew Spur III West Commercial Street Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorney for Executrix Publith: Dec. 30. 1974. Jan. 6 1975 DEl 177 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wife, and STEVEN JAMES WARD, HuQand NOTICEOFACTION TO' STEVEN JAMES WARD 513 Derry Park Dre MddI?bo, I/aisacltuse,s 07346 You are hereby notified that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you on thi5 Oate, December II. 1974, in the Circuit Court 01 the Eighteenth Judicial Circu:t, in and for Seminole Drapes Nice large private lot S, Sanborct Ave. ORLANDO 365.5555 OFF AIRPORT . 37 1(T __ 11 t T" Rent Best lot selection available in " Sanford's finest family park, w week encis HUFFMAN REALTY Al Fell, Jenny Clark. As 3fl.1$S; 322 US) Day, Eve. lot. Rent State Rd. ufrite today for possible affiliation and more written information Real Estate 40-Condominiums 41—Houses for Sale - miles east of 17.92. I'h. Include phone. AF Systtm, Inc. 1650 S Redwood PcI, Salt Lake City, Utah $4104. 43-Lots and (305) 323.8160 CARRIAGE COVE_,)) ~—J-4 _______________________________________________________________ - available to Qualified buyer. Call 305131 513$. PHASE It GRAND OPENING' - C loSels overflowing with suits that N0100 tight? A Classified Ad in THE HERALD is the answe,I Di,', ill 612) Orlando 83-1-2299 31,000 total price will put you in the going cartoon theatre business, Price Includits ten units. Terms 42—Mobile Homes BROKERS llo FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION - With Each NEW LEASE 0 — Apartments Ren o Unfurnished St kItchen, all applianc, shag ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 441 7077 to- "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens, arpet, heat air, private entry I e$ldentlal area. 3720154, $31 17), MARRIAGES PERFORMED, JUDGE GRASSE RET, 301 WILLSHIP(, CASSELBERRY Can Help Call l73-4,17 Write P0. Box 1713 SxriN',-t F'fr,qida It (:;ar':1ens - iApartrnents , - * They 're SINGLE STORY 00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179, 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 "LUXURY FOR LESS " — 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford 322-2090 L. Hot!* New house's in a rural area Plo down pa yment, monthly payments less than rent. Government sunsidu:ed t qIified buyers. Call to see if you qualify'! 1 Bedroom Suites from 149.00 01 mboo Cove. I 2 BDPM, Shag, air, lunfly kitchens. ptaygrouqst, near ity park & Sanford Plaza, From 1110 Airport Blvd near Sanford kve. 723 1340. I bedroom duplex apartments urnished or 'Jflfumnisfled 60' xsmrnunq pool, 4720 S Orlando C r 723 2920. 372 7115 After P1,'i 122 3") corner kit. 1)9.300 May consider reasonable Offer, Terms arranged Owner. 372 7750 ,,,, PrOfessionally Manaçed By Henry Ho<he Inc Unbelievable at 573.000 'HA VA CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, Iii •fl- ' Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And 003W. lstSt 373 6061, 3220517 Acreage REAL ESTATE, INC 12-.16457 J22 liii 372 742' I Recrory AcJultOnI Pars AenE, AA,s...1 fl ____________________ Dachshund, o weeks, mate, red, 165. Chihuahuas, a mos., Animal tav en Kennels, 377 577 - immedi ate SANFORD A RD S NFO 9 3 l6.7 __________________________ — 1987 Olcis Cutlass, 2 dr. hardtop, factory air, automatic, power brakes, steering, 1 owner, $500 1771 Fountainhead Or. Deltons 1163 Ford Falcon, runs very well —Only 5175 3220021 1970 MOB Cr Excellent Condition Collifl 4671 UCTION A - '66 Chrysler Imperial, 7 dr. tjt runs good, factory air, all onwer . 5395 or best offer 3777191 . Vega, low mileage, automatic transmission, air. Private owner. - Sorrel mare for sate, $200. Western style saddle and bridle, 560 7 Lots and Acreage Trailers ,jassiIied Ad are hereto help you buy, sell, renttorswap . ata low cost.. let us help you place yoursCall 372 2611 or $31 99 - 1971 VW Bus 7 passenger, ci Ceptionally clean 17.295. Call Plan now to vacation thi$ year your own Rec Vet from S. 10 or 20 acres, desirable location, Paved road, trees Terry Rlty, REALTOR 6210'Ii -- Duane McGuire, 372 7631 Dealer. ri SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St * Mustang City * 373 4711 67'A . $50 Down Feed Misceliariseous -_- -. - - 1971 Roadrqrmer overcab camper, Sleeps 6, gas, electric. Reasonably - OU (AtI PRICES JIM DANDY FEED PI -Fruit .iars- 015. aie Vacuum Cleaners, us 30, New Xmas jewelry, Xmas lights. Bunk Beds, $70, Home decorations; Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave 323-9370 _ $31 513$ Camper-Travel after ror Move your old abandon car FREE it YOU will call meafter 5pm. 377 1674. P.M. 1700Frencr Ave 323 7310 Horses -. '-. 7 . ' 66 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford 50 1972 Toyota Celica 72.000 mile's, disc brake's, 4 speed. Must sell by Jan IS 52.O0o 0:30.3 Mon Ff1,377 7117, - We hOvC a barn lull of quality fur nture to Start the year with in cluding. Boat with trailer, bunk beds, washers, dr yers, dinette table and 4 chairs, bicycles, sofas and chairs. NEW CARPET (shag, plush, sculp tured, Indoor.outdoor), new bedding, bedroom furnirture, baby beds. TVS. and Our regular i Of uSed turn tore' and FREE AlteredMale Cat o Haired Part P.,x an We now have models ready for Occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanforø's newest moOle home park Buys - Any Car "°,," __________________ ,----. . 76 Auto Repairs 1971 Ford Window Van. fully car petect Ready Parts. Accessories BUY DIRECT FROM 1Ox, CAR GORMLY'S. East 16, Sanford 1966 Mustang. a automatic, sharp __ Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. 2231733 ..- - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) "' Barbed Wire.HoqW.re_ Chicken Wire-Fence Posts- Below Wholesale, while they last. Americpn of Marlinsyille, solid oa k bunk beds. $100 set; with matching deSk, chair, night stand. $700 - 17 97Matlanct tT; - TI" P'lt with air, . '. .. -r.--' --I,-...- -, 645 IllS . , ,.' - - %O It - BUSINESS 1 C I SWEETONIONPLANTSmatureby A Directory of Experts ReadyTo Serve You! ______________________ — -- I -' ' Accounting Home Improvements P Services I________ Compete accounting a tax sec Remodeling and Repars Room vice for small businesses additon Fully insured Good I PIANO SERVICES Williams Accounting, 322 7143 references Jim Tre'go, 321 y, All makes. iri(l Players _________________ ________________________________ I ________________________________ - * * '' — Conditioning Centra, Pleat & Ar Conci?,cn.rig For tree fS?maleS call C,irt Harris. at SEARS in Sanford, in PLANNING A GARAGE SALE! DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE Ct,LSSIF [0 ADS 3227671 2572 P,irk Dr,' 317 75 MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR ENT RY AND REPAIRS 322 i lip Subcontractoi _____________________________ Bq Hammer (cnttru(t on ' it ... '. i. , '' ,, . I C Pest Control . ___________________________ Ret ART rs.c -,'.'. ;'; ',7 (i:1P,Tu(,i, ?36?i'rkDry I WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 _ oct Beautician, Stenstrom approved dealer Ito C ltt St 3216861 ______________________ .,' ,' Wall Papering ' 177 1543 iL, (',lfl%h 3 L( 50 .inI 2 thjier'. p. ('a's, Caii,ai - returns Try one arid see Call %- -_•, -- It . 04".-h-.;. - ?' PAUL SLAT EM A small Classified Ad brings big iJ & BUDDY'S HOME ...... __ — ,','i'r,ln (herr,' Fin'sh ('tends to $7' wth leaf and Closes TQ 5', 1JVT NULL'S, Lasseuoerry, Designnq DreSsmaking by experts Singer Painting. Cement Work, Light uling_727 73 Line GE •Sppiances Sanford [lictric Company _ Drop Leaf Table Hwy 1792, $30 4706 — '-"i An Orç.,ai by Debb-e CLSICm designed clothing lust for you Westem tayloring a specialty 101 E 1st Si (entrance thru Land 0' Fabrics) 321 0910 Tuei Sat. 9 303 or by appointment Alterltjons. And.Chajrs ,,nIord 3,", FIel 372 7611 or 831 99103 To place VOufPOW cost Want Ad - Odd lobs Of all type's. Carpentry Pair tufted red velvet cMlr, small maple drop leaf table. French ! Curio cabinet 373 53 Beauty Care -. .—________________ Sewing .- Appliances 5 PIECE I3EDMOGM SET (al Don't needst" Serve a useful purpose again when them with a Classified Ad f ro m the Herald. Call us Carpentry, Pemodelirp, Aodi?.5, Custom Work Lc en sed Bonded, Free estimate 373 6035 to • fl'c'er. . 101 'v 'Impac' wasn I Spr j Eiterior watts, eaves, walks I & ro.Of Removes mn.iciew 'ungu's .d ctctr.cs wnos & • der I .'.'LS 1 2 Oh' y. Don't delayt Just dial I 1,4995 5tvPl T Qf4 AUCTION 17001 REPICHAVE. 3227310 W. Garnett White Pressure Cleaning _______________________________ - Air I 5°,$50 3737332 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter sops, Sinks In. statlatlon available Bud Cabeli 377 0052 anyt,me • Drop In bobbin. hg zag, arid) needle position Like new condition, sold new for $55. balance of 5.43 cash or — TAN HIDE A BED I rr.cr items? Se ll them fast and easy In the Herald Classified ads are black and *nite and read all over *th a Classified Ad Call 322 2611 In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, wirvis bobb!n 51 machine Full automatic Pay balance of $70 or 10 pay ments of Tuning Repair, 54.3 9500 I — J'lai.ng trouble storing GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Call Credit Dept. SPANISH CHARM SANFORD SEWING CENTER Ornamental stone fireplace, turned )77 A East 1st St.. Sanford 3729411 columns, sunken paneled family room, 3 bedronmt, garige, red Eves. 569 1146 M UNSWORTH REALTY iOietNNy WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9 weekSoIci. $20 ____________________ 373 Mobile Homes Spay,nentsot $10. New warrapty, F — 37 wood privacy fence, carpet 113 Hdrm turn or i,mlvmn )?O?OrlandoDr., 373$47Q Cie it to downtown, new lovely 7 eroom, alf, carpet, kitchen luIly e luIpp.d, Water sewergarbage !rylp pd. by Owner 1170 372 101 or 373 1S93 ty WoodmerePark.3odrms)bath Get 'EM While * 074 Malt.1 Classic. 11,000 miles $3,300 372172$ April. 23 SOc, 100 51 30. 1,000. $1250 Jim Hunt Real 'EALTOR January clearance time Sell 322 9254 ''Don't Needs" fast with a * ____ 1956 Chevy I door. Motor needs work BOdy in good condition. $73. 3736435 SANFORD AUCTION I -'- THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD! - Household Goods bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen equipped, carpet. A C unit, fenced _______________________________ yard, excellent condition only 511,100. Low down payment. * '*' Singer is Class,ficd Ad -. Autos for Sate ________ - Pets and Supplier Siamese Kitt en s A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH MAITIAND FLEA MART APBOR- I Bedrooms with all l9llHwy 17920pen Sat &Si.n Custom extras, 17*34' pool 3.39 7970 155.500 222-7217. ....:__ 7571 Park Or 373 $45U Di4INpi,itet. PROBLEM 9110. PEALTORS373-fiJSior44jfl33 WE TAKE TRADES , MARINE RS VILLAGE APTS. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous VALUE PACKEDOFFE RING FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. NASHVILLE RECORDING CO Realty Hall WOODMERE PARK—Attractive In the country but not too far from Sanford Small house and trailer on? lots near hunting reserve Try to match this for only $9,500 LARRY SAXON REALTOR. 373 - BUY AND SELL Are YOU a full timedrlver with apafl Antiques and Lorrie Original Floral time car? Check the Automotive Designs for all occasions 2610 on Section in The Herald everyday. 17 92 321 0737 Assume low Interest loan 531.500. NORTH FORREST GREENE INC. - ii A -- SANFORD - 3 Bedrooms, 2 ba ths, tote f room, wall to wail shag, fami'y room, attractive yard. Geneva 21ledrooms deluxe, sip dining, hat ''° -. 90 new WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE III 31SE First 5' 3733677 21 Hour Service 3227et$ Harold ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. -127.2.3 65 There's One Near You 26065 Hwy 17 97 PEAL TOR )735774 it back of all inventories — _____ Mon. Jan. 6 CallBart Real Estate REALTOR By Owner. 4 bdrm,, 2 baths,-7 car oarage,largeeatinkitchen3yrs Old 537.300 3736612 after S and SANFORD - AT NOLL'S STORES rho company offers a co'nplefe buy I 38—Wanted to Rent rg,CEti nit 3221301 l6l0Hiawatha Ave. at I? 9, 3237711. and reserve your Choice PAYTON REALTY — Houses Come out today Requires a minimum of $3,411.71 cash for inventory and service purchased. For Rent 37—Business Prgpssly For Iemilies or friends of problem drinkers For further information call .173 4557 or write Sanford Al An Family Group P O . fbi $53, Sanford, Fin 37771 I bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh borL7çt mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA, 137.000. Sanford, FHA, 4 Bctrm , 2 bath. central heal, air, extras Dwrief. "., I flow Can be Operated out of your home on a part or full lime basis 34-Resort Property *55 COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES % Lake Home On Peg Real Estate Broker 41 63 Machinery and Tools Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp of Shampooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE , 3 or 4 bedroom, 1'; bath house. Good andqualified buyer, $23,900 Business Property Itfl Ford Pick up, F 100, CustomS cyl, I' bed, radio, heater. 16,000 actual miles, excellent condition 3276390 - $200 Down ____ MOBILE HOME PARK Dealers are established by the company. 35-Mobile Home Lots IS ALCOHOL A POBLEPA IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON ________________________ Commercial property and building 703 French Ave 322 0235; after FROM ONLY N/i;, Purc!ator, Wells, Uniroyal, 34—Mobile Homes Rent LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 3054752541, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR For Rent 9, baths. (HA, * * VA NO DOWNS27.500 * * Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1; ba ths, central air, fenced , trees. Many extras Sanford. 172.3791 43 3224991 19195 French 322 7371.372 ut1i, 372 1959,3731144 CAMP SITES f or rent Have y ou r 'econd home away from home by renting yearly for lOw rates at CAMP SEMINOLE 372 4170, Coins SEMIPICLE COIN CENTER 109W 1st .323 Mayfair Section 3 Bedrooms. $35,000 By Owner 373 2166 - Cen tral Florida's Resort Property 36 Business Champion and others 23--"ouses Rent Frnishsd Of 1551 Stemper Realty 7 Mobile Home Snic,'s For Rent No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. 3221470 ______ GOLD __ Trucks and Trailers 1971 GMC pick up truck long Whii 37,gn mite's, or, rad.o, 51.393 )fl 7717, Auction Payment than 5223. monthly NEW KABOTA DIESEL TRACTOR ______________________ t 7', pct less interest. $ale Price $71,700 ANDMOWER,5).400 3210321 EVENG5 Open daily 10 S for con JOHN SAULS AGENCY Signments or sales off the WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? floor. We also buy estates, D,1v% 372 1171 Eves 3?) tS Read tod ay's Cta%titid Ads for etc l4rv,'r Associate !hC help you d DELL'S AUCTIOPI SERVICE MUST SELL -- NEW 3 (3D 2 BATH __________________________ Hwy. A& West, Sanford HOME, all extras, good location, 64 Equipment for Rent 323 3620 Make offer, 322 2757 plenty of citrus Walk to shopping arici school Priced right $27,500. - 323 0764 SANFORD 323.7900 - Service and svppty dealers with Products manufactured by 31-ApartmentiRent Furnished Personals Lots 79 ' OWNERS RELOCATING- Anxious to sell 3 bedrm Ibath, beautiful home and location, Fenced yard, - YOUR OWN BUSINESS Rent COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION 742 ill.CA44.A In re: the Marriage of ABBY DENISE WARD, Dishwashers Opportunities 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished Acreage 44—Farms and Qrov,s 4$-Resort Property For Sal. 44—Income And Investment Property 4 7—Real'Estmt, Wanted Mobile Home For Rent - For Rent Rentals Branard Hughes Deceased 35 ______ Stamps-Coins WE BUY AND SELL EXCELLENT BUY - A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUF. FIClNT a 7 story 3 bedroom home with Southern Charm Room to stretch, glowing fireplace, I 'specIal little cottage for guest. Many great extras, Convenient location 519,100 Call today to see this " - )07. 24 4 , 69 ________________________________ bedroom borne, Neat and clean within walking distance of for only S1?,5C' Large down payment. Call now to see. DISTRESS SALE- Commercial building on Hwy 17 92 Lot 178.137', building 1000 sq. ft., paved parking for 2$ cars. Priced reduced for limited l,,m -- lime ...... 16.1,000 to 110,000 for quick sale. — Beat intlotion with low rent on 2 bedroom mobile home in CAMP - 5LF,'lPlQLE 2724170 Disposals 77- IflYSSlIflldOerfsjfljf)11 For ONE PERSON, US MONTH 3735071. ' Is the Ho Ho Hot over? Let Avon help you pay the holiday bills. 641 74-Insurance MobIle Homes Rent lassified Ads serve the buying and seIlingcommunty everyday, read and use them Often Call 3772611 or 131 9993 - 2611 -_ 3 Bedrooms, 1' baths, garage, 62 Lawn and Garden carpet, range, refrigerator 173,900, Acre Realty, PEALIOR, 373 175i3 KACTUS KORMAL, 2635 Sinird Ave Pert to Horse & Rider 3 Ocirms, Sanford's best section — Western Store Brand new stockt Terms by owner, 5.35.000. Low Largest ever' Cacti, Succulents, down payment 372 1195 Pottery. Pinkey Harrell new _____________________________ owner and manager 1 ; 373 211' /2 TIRED OF RENTING? Tni cozy 3 bedroom home could be a doll house for a young 'amily who long for ahomeuf their veryown. One block from a small lake. Only 11$. 500 LAKE MARY WOODED LOT not essential. Energy, attitude and — 29—Rooms for 31 *Fishing & Boating desire to work only requirement, Apply The 'apri, 2541 Park Dr. 24-Business Opportunities ?S-Loons Rent room house,carpet, on Rd $130 Month plus deposit 372 _________ 1299 S spaco' rooms, air, heat, fenced yard Kids and pets okay United Peal Eititr Attr lilt TlI F ree 68 S( Oçcci 9i " it *Tennis Courts .....--- Furnished 'Option to Buy 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. Swimmlng Pool -- _____________________________ Acerage.$140 Mo, ON RESERVOIR LAKE I - 33 Kitchen staff needed. Experience Financial 111.. 00-1 THE SIGN KING Under whi,t I art engaged in business at 4 N High way 1792 in the City of Longwood Florida 32150 That the perty interested in saic business en terprise is as follows: ROBERT J. ROLLY Dated at Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, Dec. IS, 1971 Publish: Dec. 23, 30, 1971. Jan. 6, 13, creditors, truste,es, executorS, administratrtrs or other 1$-Re)p'Wint,d __________ - SAPIFORD TAFFER REALTY ______ .. 3223961 ..-'- Bedrocn BLAIR AGENCY JANI)APY WANT ADS HELP YOU PAY DECEMEBER BILLS! 372 2921 Hwy. 17.92 monthly payment end equity MILLIONS of dollars In float Estate , sold daily in the Classified Ads Pdothinu tni,ilI .,bout that! - Houses Rent Unfurnished _______ MO?rCyl Insurance For used furniture, appian( es,t ools Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford, Ave Ave. RORSOu MARINE Dial the results number , 3722611 and place a fast acting Want Ad Motorcycles ; CASH 322.4132 iSbing Boat, EvInrudeor an Tailer,SêOO 031 517) or 671-2393 Dflary -- BEST BUY FOR '7$ Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath Masonary home. Family room, central heat and air, carpeted, enclosed garage, fenced oak shaded yard. Priced below rePtacementcost only 5391, down, Assume 7. pct. mortgage Call tod ay for ap polntment fnj .. 179) Broker I Equipment Corbett Real Estate 372 7643 7 Bedroom House Kitchen Equipped, 5)35 CAII 72536 II do Shift manager and truck stop per sonnel Reliaole and espemienc,d only need apply 3fl 7443 after I P m for appointment, Employment I 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. Section $6309 Florida Statutes 193?. 5' J. L. Martin Publish: Dec. 2), 30. 1974, Jan 6, 13 1973 DE 103 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 205 Collins Drive, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of 15-Action Sports UUI', intend tO register jald name with ,p,e Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole lienors, 14-Camping.Resorts NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby gIven that the undersIgned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Cha pter 545 09. Florida Statutes, will register with the Cotty Comptroller. in and for Seminole County, Florida, U0fl receipt of proof of the publication of this notIce, the fictitiou s name, to 32 Cove Join the world of Fun. Fashion and Money. Show and sell Dutchmacj Clothing. Quality plus Call 37) 7601 after S p m 13-Travel Agencies Legal Notice The Master's Park Dr Trpvel & Recreation _________________________ . . newest, finest Supper Club, The Capri, 7541 Park Or, women with poise meet and serve the Public. Evening Work in a gracious atmosphere Apply the Capri, 2344 111 -Instructions Carroll Righters Individual Forecast for your sign for February is now ready. For your copy send your birthdafo and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 639, Heilywøed_, Calif. NOb. 1 Hostesses— needed to 10-Do It Yourself Real Estate SAPIFORD '1 Bedrooms, i' baths, 11001 25th St. Central beat and air. $195 Month, 372 "SS M UnSworlh Realty, 3736061._- CLOSE TO SHOPPINC small 2 Mature adults 373 M9. _____________________ — perience helpful. Willing to relOcate. Call 372 6143 or 531.7567 $-EIing Places Reg — WantedtoBy 68 Boats & Marine - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 32n$ 1 B(DROOP,S FURNISHED APARTMENT 7300 MELLONVILLE AFTER 5 Secretary for architectural firm Experience In fame preferred but not necessary. mag card ex Hotels 55 REALTOR 3 BR, central heat, lot, 5175 - trailer ,iIs apt, Well' lorateci. Clettr i'd. no cilposil l. WOM 1)65 110W AIRPORT BLVD 3?) 7570 11111 014 _____ Houses for Sale Furnih.ct, oak 5, fruit trees See to believe, 116.300 REALTOR 74 Hour Service lor7r and etiquette a must. We will train. Apply at Central Florida's Apply In person Altamonte Catering between 9 7 Hwy 17 97, Longwood. 41 Mt sacrifice. 2 BDRMS, C8, CailBart Real Estate lOedroomFumnished $115 per month. U0damage 7101 Magnolia Ave 3730130 1-2 Bedroom * Reliable catering truck drivers. 4-Child Care 7-Motels Heated Pool Nerd experienced sandwich maker 4—'lrsonmIs What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! — 2—In Memorlsrn mistakes, Use your willpower. IF IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . .he or she will need 12- Bedroom Water furnished, $170 month 321 0066 time. Knowledge Of good manners 1-Card of Thanks PISCES ( Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 You want to engage in new In. fpr,'ct', ht Ihnt. I.. h,. ....,ii..J _tt .. 3IUUL'I carczuiiy so mat you make no . ; . FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i hereby given that I am engaged In business at My 17.fl, Longwood 32150, Seminole County, under the fictitious name of J. L. MART INOBA JOHNNY'S 1975, Istall Announcements AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS Waiters- young men full or part Of copy. expects and follow rules and regulations carefully. Make sure all your bills are paid. Notice NATIONAL Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St. Recreational Building * Alterations lady experienced In menswear. Good pay. We will furnish all supplies 322 909). Per Day. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Know what It is that a bigwig _________________ FEDERAL at are annoying so put them aside for now. You can CAPRICORN (Dec, 22 to Jan. 20) Handle personal duties well and add to your security. Discuss the future with a trusted friend. Avoid the social tonight. FICTITIOUS NAME Noice is hereby given that I am engaged in buinet at Emmett Ave.. 4th St., Paola, Seminole County. Florida. Under the fictitious name of ROMPER RANCH DAY CARE CENTER. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ecordance with the Provisions of the Fictitiou s flame Statutes, To - Wit: Section •s.oe Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Ruby L. Jamme Publish: Dec 16, 73. 30, 1974, Jan 6, 197S DEI 61 Thi Longer Your Ad Ru1is The Less It Costs Per Line - Sanford Q.Iraue 116W 2nd St Reliable, responsible automobile mechanic. Must be honest, sober and dependable, Send resumes to P0 Box fil, Omnni, City, Via, 3116) ($2.0o MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum — Clothes Washer.Dryer * * 24cm line 1tlmes SCORPIO (Sept, 23 to Nov. 21) Don't be upset because you have so many tasks to perform, but handle the most important - ") Relief night auditor-part lime desk clerk Experienced only. Corn pany benefits. Apply 61 Holiday Inn, Attamontc Stings lca line Unfurnished new, Dishwasher-Disposal *' whether full or part time. Male or ttiru2.Sties. Houses for Sale 41 _____ Sanora ) bedrooms 2 baths, 7 car garage, air, ¶hog carpel, self I Bedroom, nice and clean. Water cleaning oven Almost furnished $100 Month, ISO deposit. Call collect I 636 336,4 eve's, No children or pets 327 l Range. Refrigerator * Female. For details, write Mail Sales Division, Box 10, Watkins Products, Inc., Winona, Min nesota, 33917. , Furnished __________ _______________ Houses Rent Shag Carpet both "Doom or Bust" economies, Want Ad 32 Unfurnjshed '" Our Dealers are never unemployed. They enjoy average incomes In Ask For Want Ads -assist others tonight. . 831•999 1:00A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday 41c a line Ithru S times. first and all works out (jfli', Eugene Dlrnmock Gall McIntyre Suzarve Lovcntury, Deitona Donald J. Lavery, Deltona John A. Backlund. Dellona Merle M Dar.iet, Deltona George Shaver, Lake Monroe Anp ritv ." S. -. While -........flrann,' -.-..-- -.., - Orlando Department Hours use tact durin g day • First Cook, evening shift, per manent employment Apply 10 a m. to 2 p.m., Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. Winter Park - with an CPpOneflt. or you could get into trouble with others. Use caution in motion, Rickey (Angela) Make more money In '75 100 pct Dip, term contract available to qualified licensed life aVents, Call 305 $31 513$. associate. (May 21 to June Apartments Rent 1 room furnished duplex, 24th St 1st 6 Room houSe partially furnished. __________ & last mo plus 530 deposIt I Child Fireplace ifl Fla room. Fruit NO petS 373 5651 frets 323 1549, 323 1011 RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES 'r't needs" 'rye i i%&'lul purpose afi,1n CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO tsuri pi)u till him READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD e',th a CIas'iifiN, Al Imo,, thu. * — Ilr,,tici Call today' Don Pleat, 3 bedroom home, well lOcated, ihi'Iiiy' Ju't maP 3?'l 7611 01' Ill 1)75, plus security Ball Realty, 9993 Tnpl,ttp n*r lo Cost W,i'l * W/W '.n -5)1W 1st St. 3773) DIAL Seminole 322-261 31 - - Help Wanted 18 handle any ideas of an VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You have to DISCHARGES Laurier A. Bergrcn Sr. Martha S. Orwig Ruth Abbott Rogers Carol Ann Myers Robert Kocy Bertha Taylor Lydia Watt -. - M -.... -.. DISCHARGES sure you Apartments Rent -_ Sand lewood Villas i Apr. 19) Make obligations that chances . JAN. S. 73 ADMISSIONS BIRTHS ARIES (Mar. 21 to - Unfurnished personal affairs are well organized. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Conditions at home are not harmonious during the day keep active in outside affairs. Take no BIRTHS 30 classes. Singer approved dealer. 710 E. ist St. 3736161, INFORMATI01 __ ____ __ Enroll now for January sewing business and GEMINI 21) Persevere at your work and don't let an unhappy co-worker upset you. Take steps to improve your appearance. Be poised. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Conditions are not favorable for having the recreation you desire today, so keep busy at work. Show devotion to mate. __________________________________________ Federal Bank Bldg., 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. Guest speaker, John Bridges, FTU GENERAL TENDENCIES: Upsetting Influences are in el. (ect today so be mindful not to make ar.y sudden changes that could alter pre'cntsitustlon, Make certain that your fine HOSPITAL NOTES Instructions WAN!' AD are pressing. Being considerate to loved one brings fine response. Be logical. munity Services for reserTAURUS (Apr. 2010 May 20) Don't argue with anyone today vations. and keep whatever obligations you have assumed. Listen to the Community Band, 7:30.10 No. Ser- p.m., no lee, call SJC Music 1.)Cpt., for reservations. - Songwriters' Guild of Central Florida, 7:30 p.m., First 11 RIGHTER Monday, Jan, 6,1975-5 B "BuyerfinIers"a Your Fr iendly Classified Gal 11, Want Ads Are . V L.#?F _J Herald, Sanford, Fl, i i I, ,ensen kptii.ni.a V .- - .-~_% . G)l ~ ~~M i- ik, M~ :r ~~ - _~ VX= -Zra �-'- --- ' -. --- -_ _ -; ___- __ .- ----- - :,__ :, - "6 .S S ,_ __ - - -- - ---,--- -- ____ ______ _ " LEISURE 4 - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ - I Monday, Jan. 6,1975--6B 667th Year, No. 120-Tuesday, Jan, 7, 1975 MONDAY Life (9) The Big Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed e ooges x-40 1hree St 3:30 (2. 0) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Merve Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gililgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (0) Mery Griffin (9) GJlliqn's Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, L 9) News (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Ale (41) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (13) Smothers Brothers (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes 11 TONIGHT'S TV EVENING 9 100 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration What's My Line Truth Of Consequences (13) Sfnrv of Gold (24) infrrcor 24 (, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) Wide World Of Animals (9) Jacques Cousteau (13) Richard Hall 800 (2, 0) Movie (6) Gunsmoke (24) Special Of The Week (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 8:30 (8) Flip Wilson (13) Washington ________________________________________________ (6) Movie (9) Wd World Entertalnmen (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 2:00 (24) Dimensions in Culture 1:00 (2.1) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubflce 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today . .(6) News 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Why Me. Tom Krolik. 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave it To Beaver 9:30 (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (35) Mothers In law (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2, 8, 44) May le (6) Maude (9) ABC Theatre (35) My Partner (24) Special of Week (33) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Detectives 10:00 (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center (13) Dick Powell (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live-In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (24) Lillias, Ygoa And You (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show -- (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel of Fortune i& (9) The Dating Game (33) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now YOU See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahur, 11:30 (2.0) Hollywood squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News ____-,,.' --. AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And RCsess (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2.8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00(2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (33. 44) Movie 1:30 (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (2,8) Survive A Marriage 2:00 (2,111) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10000 Pyramid 2:30 2. 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My I SEEK & FINDIt a %he ForestryTerm Return Sets V.In Mafia By DAN LEWIS The flernldSerivces ROME-Tony Musante and his wile trudged wearily up the Spanish Steps to the stately Hassler Hotel for our breakfast interview, Tony had arrived in Rome late the night before from Sicily, where he had just completed four weeks shooting of an episode in a five-part series for American television (for ABC-TV) called "The Roots of the Mafia," Musante i; the yowig actor who couldn't be talked Into continuing in a series when it seemed on the verge of success, and ready to be picked up for a second season, The series was "Toma," and Musante played the detective who was a master of disguises as he tracked down criminals, ABC liked the series, wanted to keep going and was stunned when Musante stuck by his original option that he would only continue if the show was reduced from a weekly hour series to a mini-series, six to eight a season, According to Musante. ABC upped the ante, making Tony a financial offer the network thought the actor couldn't refuse ("it was nearly three times more than the original TV Series - - - $. P - - - - T ___ i I P I D5FC1IOL T jOKRTIEWS' up, own, hWdan anat saill box It is W&Wn: IILOWDOWNS PULP FIRE ROSS FORESTER LOGGER tipaxFladc SKATING SCHEDULE • - Ii IO'M OATh RAW 1 1016MY r "SUP[R Fit Mid Nit 51 13 .- _________ ____ --- rd 53ParIs ot coils l4Knlold,uii 57Dsctw9e lSBtvç ego Sinatra Just What Doctor Ordered For Sammy Davis 9 The Herald Services 0 1HtauiCovrg " 29 Bad Iran 31 Biwv*s "'' 7 B4ca ' Xc'n)sej.w1ot 8Ot,i4ecae clo,w' 3I1s I-INC b1 IOPrwWi U, ______ olcal 11 12 5dI. pan 4OArInt A N LI . 43 ReCSV*S 01 g,l 28 tarrow ero 30 Hollow Cylndr 32 Pmtan I5() — — — r' ________ 54 Pica C,u? 55 AU0. 56 Mxv*s r r r Jfl fT - 48 aidP9 PI4CI SOS sdptacici S2KrdolMl 33 34 Ck)UWQ Werw 36 Uo-.emenl 17 Afl,c4 of '.1 "I' '1 lIt 1 "II HIOlSI. - - -- — - fr IT 1 4?Fp ga?nI linimMer dssc1i,yi wood - T 39C&IsIoudTv 4lRece 19Prwcww%gi ,, 0OoI 2IGoltmOtnil 4 rwmw r9,Øfl 23 (cgsted 5So Ras 28Me.s- ge-ew U- :liI•J ii- C10 °° owwalw "W01 T s - 1 - HOLLYWOOD NANA If you want medical miracles performed, call Frank Sinatra. Over the weekend, Sammy Davis had trouble with his eye and told the bosses at Palace he would have to go to LOS Angeles for treatment. Billy Weinberger. faced a huge holiday crowd, had to lilajul 'vpiwxiuiciii quick so he called Frank at I a.m. Frank said he would be happy to do it both for the hotel and for Sammy. Next morning, Sammy heard that Frank was replacing him so he asked his doctor to fly up to Las Vegas and examine the infection in the eye, Meanwhile, Sinatra had alerted Bill Miller, his conductor, to alert the Sinatra musicians for an afternoon rehearsal. Turned out ft ere was no rehearsal. Sammy'sdoctor told him the eye would not affect his performance so Sammy kept till! date. It's like the Joseph Schildkraut story. Years ago, Joe was rehearsing a New York play ard couldn't remember his !,nc's. A opening right approached, the producer became so worried that he suinmed Peter Witt, Joe's arnt - - C 3-3 - - - .- '1L -' 4c'ç"M4 •, ;''i'ic!i ,,'. '. ,.. ___ I F. - —t; f%lww ' '1ri -,-J "1 - " ' -. - - - , - .90 .- _________ i Y -.'- " - -' -t-- , . ''-' - - - , ;--iJ COLLEGE COMING OF AGE - - .'-' - , j Iq ~~~~~5g ----m JUNIOR Eubanks and Williams were during the robbery and later Ladd O'Brien. convicted In December by a identified suspects' pictures for Leroy Posley, of Sanford, Sanfordjuryofllkechargeslna sheriff's detective Jerry entered a plea of guilty to at'fqf/Tff Assistant State Attorney grocery store robbery and are Capshaw. The witness said tempted larceny of a firearm ' "i' Claude Van hook said today awaiting completion of a pre- Capshaw didn't actually point and was ordered held in county -. that the announcement in sentence investigation, out the suspects from an array jail during a presentence -. circuit court at Sanford Judge Johnson ruled Monday of 10 pictures but said, "They're vestigation. -= Posley had been - yesterday that the state was that only testimony of one intheresornewhere"andas the charged with larceny of a dropping robbery and use of a witness to the Oct 10 robbery of 4 witness eliminated photos said firearm -. firearm in commission of a dandy Way food store at Lake "You're right, that ain't him." felony charges against two Mary will be suppressed. He In other circuit court actions John Gilbert Matthews Jr., Sanford men was all a misun- placed the trial of Eubanks and Monday, the state dropped a 6, of Casselberry, plead guilty derstanding. Williams at the end of a long charge of buying, receiving and to at tempting to obtain lodging Van hoot was reported ill docket of cases for trial this -±i concealing stolen property with intent to defraud The withtheflu when the case c week against Ricky Charles Haznp- court said hewjil continue tobe up for trial before Circuit Court Defense attorneys Ned Julian ton, saying the case will be re- free on his own recognizance Judge Clarence T Johnson Jr Jr and David Porter were sue. filed pending a pre investi. -Monday Assistant State Atty cessful in getting the court to Also dropped was a gation Matthews promised to Tad Flggatt told the court that supress testimony by a man possession of controlled sub- pay $242 to Quality Inn, 14 and said he hid in a dumpster stance charge against Alvin SR 434 for nine days lodging ,"' !'' .- B)' BOB LLOYD herald Staff Wrl'er - j _______ __- ___ - - - . ____ 'I :', 911p% * '- - --.- r _________ - '• ' ' ld. - Doll u:::::k::n: who Seminole Junior College has completed Its $3.1 inililon Phase II building program and Phase [II is Iii the planning stage. Enrollment for the current semester In the college credit program is expected to Hook left his sickbed to appear lop 1,11111110. compared to 733 students when SJC opened in 196L nb does not Include those enrolled in in an evidence suppression the popular Vo-Tech, Adult and Continuous Education programs. 7%e college has opened a South hearing in the case before G Judge Jolumn and announced Seminole Center at 14 and SR 431 and has a Telephone Communications Center at Sanford Airport he had no Intention of dropping Although SiC does not officially change its name to Seminole Community College until July it Is the charges against Clayton E. already actively seeking to best meet the seeds of the community with Innovative programs ranging Eubanks, 18, and Eric Earl from child care training to Senior citizens. — — Williams, 21. — — ScS Wednad" A CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST ANDHNEST STEAK HOUSE FREDDIET ,%! - . Perfec I Heavy Western 8.•l Ch.rco.I,d to tion I GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER - - 4i t. I 1 (NTERTA,NU(NT NIGHTLY Ifl fh LampIIçl., ?.IRM' COUPL(TI N '__1! un,• ' '1 " Highway AU 29 ___________ 1112 $ - (lnne m,,h,d o1 o'uy ccl. tb.. Regular North in F•n Complete ol lJt h.%( '1" Value - 1111, __ A ~ X - A% ~1, . _____________________ ,7OUs ;1~06 FRIED CHICKEN I (4R - _____ ____A - _£DIhAV IIIfU? 'C --- -•• 44 Through New Education Program I Comics ------------------- 38 Crossword Puzzle ...... --813 . Dear Abby -----------------6A ByGI.ORIADROGOSZ The program will be tin- and practical reason for his there were no Pictures of Dr,Larnb ................ U Herald Staff Writer plemnentedin the middle schools studies," the long-time women or minorities in Editorial ..............4,% by 19Th and in the high schools Seminole educator continued, executive positions in the Horoscope ------------------"What are you going to be by 1976, she said. presentation. ' Hospital ................5A when you grow up?" d to the A cornpreh.nsive career Obituaries ...... Mrs. Bateman replied that - - SA b' usiness ars That's a question Seminole education program In all leveLs Sports this was not intentional. "We 1 28 educators now help youngsters of the public schools by 1977 was share your ars Television ..................88 answer from e try to watch things like this, we 0'ce persons. i-wpie th first day they mandated by the state try to place women and Women's ..................U enter the public school system, legislature, according to Mrs. PP munity is vital" to the program, minorities in position we don't WEATHER The county school system B1,tefl1 fI0ffll3ll)' see them in," she she said high 74 low this implemented a new corn"Seminole already had a 531(1. A very slick, :it fourmorning 45. Mostly fair todaypreliensIve career dUon good ptogram In the hig The slide show and naff ation with Increasing cloudiness ram In Its kindergartens schools and at the junior college scre'en slide show, prepared by a lso emphasized technical and -a tomdght with a slight chance of and 24 elementary schools in level, so we decided to begin the k's drew at vocational training and the showers on Wedeesday. IHgh September, 1974, Mrs. Mary comprehensive program In the one criticism from a guest in theme you are important In the 70* Lo tonight In the Joyce Bateman, coordinator for elementary schools," she z the audience for B possible bi hatescr you do And It did sexist slant. mid to upper SOi. Winds the program, told the Greater plained. show such scenes as young girls variable 11S mph. Shower SanfordChamberofComnmeree The purpose of the program is Mrs. t)*ta !4Orrr In wnnrlwnrklnu hanu hnvt . FEAST Served Every Friday GROUPER - FINGERS $2,99 * - fl Other Selections$ 99 To Choose From HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX rrn - - . numerous accidents. In other business, council authorized new mayor James Lormann to sign a long-term lease with the count y' for city property at Wilma and Church Streets where the county plans to construct a new health department medical clinic. A resolution was adopted confirming the appointment of Mack N. Cleveland Jr., as special city attorney to defend a lawsuit filed by consulting engineers Glace and Radcliffe, The suit asks the court to order the city to pay $109000 in fees the Winter Park engineering firm says the city owes mostly for work on the defunct city sewer system. cause of ....... . 'I - _~ - --'-.. - - • I -. - , _- '\\ - / i__Il I - - - . . 'SEAFOOD V - roves Track Parki*n Ban Schools Help Students Pick Careers OPFU DAILY II l '4 TIlI PM RI 4 SAT. IlL, lIP M I$0Fti*CAV5 IN, wart? ft — g De at 00fin A 52-year-old Midway woman pleaded beenshot times with afl caliber pistol guilty in circuit court yesterday to second following a domestic argument in the rear degree murder in the Nov. 23, shooting death yard. of Abraham Smith, 48, Assistant Public Defender Jim Graham Pearl Small, 21st Street, Midway, told told the court Monday that his chent decided Circuit C01Art Judge CIarence T. Johnson Jr., she wanted to change her plea from Innocent "I kifled him but I didn't mean to. I shot him.- to guilty after the State's Attorney's office She said the shooting occurred "after he sought a continuance in the trial, scheduled called me all those names and hit me up side this week, so a first degree murder Intheheadlikehehadalwaysdone ldon'tknow dlctment could be sought In the case next how many times I shot him, but it was more week from the Seminole County Grand Jury. than once. I didn't even know I Wt him.-Judge Johrmn accepted Miss Small's plea Sheriff's Investigators said Smith's body of guilty as charged and ordered her held in was found on the dining room floor of the county jail during a pre-sentence incouple's house. According to reports he had vestigation Around the Clock ---------- 4A Bridge - -- - - --- - -- --- "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOOD WrIUJrCrSAV iIIiuy Index - Sanford r. h GOOD ALL DAY ______ Rig•tv.t,,. il The government opened bids deal smarter than many people auctioned by the Treasury. of Flagship U.S. Bank of Monday on two mIllion ounces give them credit for," Simon The auction auction was planned to Seminole, said golds flueof gold put up as a lure to keep remarked, avoid a surge in imported gold tuating price is one reason If there's gold In "them thar down imports of the precious Except for a few bids from once it became legal Dec. 31. A FlagsWp banks aren't selling hills," that's where it can stay metal. Most bids clustered in some U.S. industries and banks, rush of imported gold would the precious metal. as far as Seminole County the $150 to $165 range. most bids from Americans weaken the U.S. balance of "We have no intention of residents are concerned. But the great gold auction were for a single 400-ounce bar payments. selling beceuse of the high Al least that's the response so was a flop causing officials to of gold, the minimum amount Wayne Albert, vice-president (Continued On Page 2-A i far from local bank officials say It only proves that who aren't selling the yellow Americans have kept their dust because they say It's too common sense. 0 risky. 71ough the government was Also. local residents have a auctioning two million ounces ho-hum response to the fact of gold, it received bids on only ', they can buy and board gold for 854,800 ounces and accepted the first time since the bids for just 750,000 ounces. By DONNA ES1'ES to ticket and order towed away vehicles of the depression, officials say. public hearing, advertisement and reading at Most of the gold was bought by Herald Staff Writer "we haven't had the first foreign banks. offending motorists. . two separate meetings was not an customer. It's a highly risky emergency. The minimum bid price , ,Councilman Don Sciuciner, empio)eu as a lONGWOOI) — Sanford-Orlando Kennel investment," one banker said, accepted by the government state inspector at WV SOC, cast I decidingActing City Atty. Ned Julian said last night Club (SOKC) patrons beware! Don't park "To sum it up, there Just hasn't was 1153 an ounce, considerably an emergency is what the city council vote. New councilmen J.R. Grant a ICIT your cars on the unpaved 50-fool right-of-way much Interest." declares it to he and that it would be unlikely below world market Connell voted against th ,, override. Connell on the north side of Seminola Boulevard from Anticipation that U.S citizens al though a few bids ranged as that any court would throi out the new law said his vote reflected his opinion wuat a now on. would eagerly acquire the high as $185 an ounce. because it was declared an "emergency." public hearing should have been ueuu prior 0 The Longwood Police Department no c has precious metal drove gold In Treasury Secretary W ilL4arn response to a question from Grant, adoption of the "emergency" ordinance n the authority to order vehicles parked there to prices upward to around $200 an Simon expressed Julian said he knows of no law authorizing the ssed delight that ea early Decemer. b be towed away. ounce late last month. Then a Americans did not buy up all police to order a vehicle towed awayy' if it City council last night, on a 3-2 vote, Although Jaques did not return his reasons lack of public response last the gold at sharply higher blocked driveways. overrode Former Mayor Eugene Jaques' veto for the veto in writing to the city council, he week sent the level down to a prices, Schreiner and Police Chief Tom Hennigan of the parking ban on the Seminola Boulevard told The Herald last week the ordinance low of $169 an ounce on the had said the cars parked on the right of way "It once again proves that the right-of-way, thus giving the police authority which waived the state requirement for London market. presented a dazard to traffic and had been the American people are a good - Council A '-4 . I44JI -- MON. THRU FRI. '' Seminole Shuns Gold Rush Fever By ED PRICXEI'r HeraldStaff Writer 5 D In S :,.flFERNPARK ' Witt walked on stage and whispered In Joe's ear. Two hours later, Joe knew his lines and everybody else's. WI- — — __ - -. k1 - , .. -- 530-2174 ________ ALf1 C - Banks Get Few Inquiries About Metal Sale SKATE CITY Folk-rock Idol Bob Dylan hides behind his dark glasses In this artist imaginary scene from Belgiwn Guy Peellaert'abook'RockDreami.' OOHeadCFv) 24 Os-ac lid ' A N 'd 56Ri'i ag'v i8BadsI'o I9Pnod OT .. S,ciat divavM 'it,. $e scM.is 'INSIDE THE GATES OF EDEN _Els ____ . *- - THURS. PRIVATE PARTIEI ___ LE A,CLL L4 1'S II r I 49 Srr) .. - FRI. 1:30.11 P.M. SAT. t31'II:$ A.M. WA iH -•'4'il' I'iL1 ?R1!Lj'1UI' B'o*$t4t) l2Trn.ot - TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers2 through 8, send 60 cents for each. making checks payable to"Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address __ letters in care of this newspaper. 4lByrr*s AC$O$$ 4WWWIu1 1o4s,ga, (01) sLoose vrnsrd co tatyic ' _____ ''4' WED.7:*I5:3OP.M, RANGER STAND SAW LOGS TIMBER SAWMILL WATERSHED Tomorrow: Lily Family $1 OUX -._ - -- ___ SUN. 130. 3:35. 44 P.M. SEEDLING Clothing _ _~ ~ - --; 11 ~;_-~--__z ---~.~_ - ~i .__- - :' - 111 Answef to Previous Puzzle ONE SPECIAL SUMMER. has only several charming Written and illustrated by JacawIngs to its credit and a quellne and Lee Bouvier. DeIa- good deal o(tedlousdlary4tyle ___I W1IC. UIIJfldLU. prose. If it is true that the public will "One Special Summer" is a b'i1' anything with Jacqueline 23-year-old scrapbook of letKennedy Onassis' name on it, ters, drawings and notes about this book may sell. Otherwise, it a European summer vacation I?1ØØ$$U 'taken by Jacqueline Bouvier later Kennedy and Onassis 1119 um and Lee Bouvier - later THE TRIAL OF Ridziwlll. BILLY JACK PG Both did some of the writing -- accounts of visits in Italy, NOW AT REGULAR PRICES $00 ONLY Spain, Fraze and London but the drawings are credited to ?$UTU Mrs. and some of Onassis PRIVATE DUTY t9' tbeg, are Very ch&'inlng i nNURSES 5~1 deed STRIPE Eve Sharbutt NURSES :41 Associated Press _____________________ NOW SHOWING W ,:i-!, ___________ LWRANGCHGN I LDEESIIØIR WI. II.&t CONFLI L,id INego Cromi;aia stairs as Antonio, a brfflant yong boy, wbo comes Into conflict with the proud mayor of his tiny village over a hieyle In "Antonio and the Mayor," a ISonlonte special Wednesday, Jan. 8, aIlp.m., on the CBS Television Network. •J— :. :' -. legal fees last year. Marsee asked the Board to "prompUy" decide on his future as county attorney. Kwlatkowskj called Marsee's letter "totally out of (ccler" and moved to procced with regular B,pard business. Hattaway supported his motion, but Kimbrough wanted to settle the question then. Commissioner Dick Williams declared "It would be helpful to consider the (Marsee'sj request in rrler to u'. 1 confusion." (Continued On Page !-A C l tate Attorney Won 't D rop Charges On Pair I 313 N. HWY 11.fl 1111141-11160 - 1 I P1 - - LLNS CAREER APPAREJ - MOWATORSHODSTANBMJT I u : ' - - ----'. ' -- Charges of 'political compromise' were hurled back and forth today in a heated re-organizational meeting of the Seminole County Commission that - left Sid Vihlcn Jr., chairman and promised likely 41terminatjon for county attorney Howard Marsee and his firm. Viblen was given an 3-2 nod for the chairmanship. The rumored replacement of Chairman John A Item Yeto HYTERMSITAEVNAHR 1085 S L F A N D 0 F R T S F W H M E 0 E E ERIFORESTERAAWNDGTR STRLEUFITVSEABEHATO 0 A E C M S A W L0 0S E H I C R A F B LGOWDOWND E H S RET AWA ---. - Kimbrough and vice-chairman Dick Williams, both ei th er nomination. plaining that he was approached by Kwiatkowski on Republicans was confirmed in a vote that split the The commissioners had always decided on the T'hursday and by Ilattaway. later in the week, and board politically as Vihlen, a former Democrat chairman before the re-organizational meeting and told that "sometime after reorgarüzatjon of the decided the chairmanship for himself, then went into that session with a unanimous Board, our firm can expect to be replaced," Newly elected Democrat Co-m mimioner Harry relection in mind, according to Kwiatowski. "Never once," hlarsee told the Board, "have we Kwiatkowski nominated Viblen. And, although all But, if there had been no discussion on reshuffling allowed our firm's legal opinions to be cloeded by five men voted unanimously to accept no more of the chair, the future of the county attorney partisanship." Marsee said that he and his firm nominations, the two Republicans Williams and tr aditionally a political plum — erupted Into a refused to be compromised by poli tics that might Kimbrough voted against the nomination, power struggle that won't be resolved until late this occur with the current "political and philosophical Kwiatkowski then nominated Democrat Mike afternoon, if at all. realignment of the Board." Hatt.away as vice chairman and had the choice The fireworks began when County Attorney ts, Eubanks, Ross approved unanimously. There was no discussion on Marsee read a letter to the commissioners ex- and Ru.nberg received "in excess of $70,000" In - - - 9 BILL BELLE VILLE By Herald Staff Writer heard. "I thought it was a reasonable alternative," Musante said. "II would have given them their 12 weeks, and given me the beginning of a mini-series. I felt! did the best! could." Musante is adamant about not doing a weekly show because he feels it Is careerrestricting. "To do a weekly hour series involves, nine, maybe 10 months," he explained. "Doing a series Is a sevendays-a.week thing, especially where you're the kading actor. You're on the set five days, In 4 the studio watching rushes on holding Saturday, and discussions with the writers on Sundays. I want to work television, but! also want time to do (Urns and theater." Musante Is proving his point. Since winding up on "Toma," he's made a film, a number of TV specials, and is preparing for a Broadway play that will open in New York sometime early next spring. One of his TV specials will be seen next Sunday (Jan. 12), a two-how' documentary titled, "Judgment: The Court-Martial of Lt. William Calley," on ABCTV from 8:30-10:30. "We only deal with the trial of lieutenant Calley," Musante fo said. salary," Musante said).But he Musante says he then headed spurned it. for Italy for a film, and soon So, after being off the net. after got a call that ABC did work for Just half a season, indeed schedule the series, "Toma" is making a unique under Musante'spreseat terms. comeback as a midseason So the show went on in the 73-74 replacement. Only now, it will season, finished stronger than it be titled "Baretta," and the started and apparently ABC new star will be Robert Blake. wanted to renew. But Musante The irony is that Musante had indicated last January that never really wanted to quit the he was exercising his option, "Toma" series-entirely, wouldn't go into a second "I'd like to make two things season unless "Toma" was clear," he declared. "First, I reduced to a rotating series, never NOT wanted to go back. Without Musante, ABC Second, I didn't turn it down for dropped the show at the end of a :ccond CLi(ii1. lit CJu. But in October, "Let's go back," he con- Musante got a call from tinued, "to the pilot. Before I Universal again. ABC, in a lot made the pilot, we all agreed of trouble with the new season, that If the pilot was successful, wanted to resurrect "Toma." and ABC picked it up, I would "I told them there was no do a full series-a weekly hour sense talking if they still show-for only one year. If ABC wanted a weekly show," wanted to continue, I would do Musante said. "They called me it as a mini-series. I have a back (he was in New York) and contract that says just that. said maybe something could be "Maybe they figured I didn't worked out. So I flew to Los mean what I said. Anyway, Angeles." before the series was picked up, ABC was unyielding. The Universal representatives network wanted a weekly show, ("Toma" ( "Toma" was produced by Musante made a counUniversal Pictures) came to terproposal, "I told them I me and asked me to agree to a would do six two-hour episodes change in the contract. They which they could run as twoclaimed ABC wasn't interested parters. In that way, they could in the series unless they had fill out the second half of the assurance l would bearound for season with 12 shows." as along as the show stayed on ABC rejected Musante's the air. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1975; <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/d79ad101a2a4164028f9d63006f6e7d9.pdf e71921a182d5ccf740758e5aea800891 PDF Text Text F " 67th Year, No. 114—Wednesday, January 1, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Gas Station Operators Play 'Waitin g Game' ByEPRIcKE'rr happens in the petroleum In. ee toward this year's gasoline sure until some time early this dustry - which ultimately situation - while they wait. year. (First of governs what happens to you on "1 figure lam gonna have a Al Dawson, division superThree-Part Series) the street depends on problem. It might even come to visor for Imperial, said the President Gerald Ford's up- Sunday closlngs,' Glen Lowe Outlook is "questionable, very Some Seminole County coming recommendations on said, questionable. We're waiting, service station operators fear a energy conservation. Lowe, manager of an Just like everyone else, to s gasoline shortage in 1975 Meanwhile, some station Imperial station at SR 46 and I. happens." strnili;r t tlic' one [fat blitzed owners in Semrrnle cast a wary OutIk for gas is bk -lid le '," ou!1n't know for Florida last year, while others Starting the first of the ye:: predict adequate supplies to the company has ormedi; keep cars rolling. of a 2(1 to per cent cut, Waiting! That's what station Far!y E1dridc aid. owners, distributors and ofEldridge, owner of a StanItcials alike say they're doing. dard station at SR 46 and 1-4, Waiting on word from oil said, "They told it would be companies! Waiting on word tough." from Washington! Waiting! Donald Witt, president of Officials say whatever herald Staff Writer A - - Is this gasoline crisis line something Seminole County will face again In 1975? — I - 911' Committee Sets BILL IIELLEVILL.E Herald Staff Writer The county's "911 Action Committee" plans an "Important" meeting Friday with Seminole County Commissioners to review progress of the emergency phone number system and to discuss its funding by the board, according to committee member Sid Vitilen Jr. Vihien, who met Monday with Southern Bell manager Tom Hunt "to bring him up to date on the philosophy of the 911 system," said Hunt, Winter Park telephone representative, committee members and commissioners will attend (Continued on Pate 3A) - Me 10 a.m. meeting In room 203 of the courthouse. Hunt's response to a 911 program separate from that of Orange County was "very good," Vihien said. "He endorsed the concept as manager of the company's Seminole operation, and pledged their cooperation," Vihien decla:ed. Viblen said both Hunt and Winter Park Telephone representatives have set a "year-and. 0-half timetable for completion of their operations" once the emergency system is organized, approved and funded. Once in operation, a caller will be able to summon local police, fire, or ambulance ser- Rp..vip-w OfPmar vices by dialing the 911 number. Sheriff John Polk has said that the 911 number, which could be dialed free from pay phones, would cut down on the response time. In addition, one call would simult.aniously contact all emergency services, if they are needed. Presently, the caller or the dispatcher must call each individually. In a November meeting of the committee, local municipal government officials voiced their support for the system. Vihien has estimated the 911 Seminole County number could be Implemented in 24 months, while the system in Orange County could take nrti 4Z C+ %.#I y four to six years. Vihler1 said "as a commissioner, I favor the county fur.dlng of the system." If the board decides to provide money "potential contr)versies (over costs to the cities) will be minimized," Vthlen said. "This will be a great way to put money back into the cities, that the county takes from city taxpayers," Vihien explained. The next tangible step towards the program's (mplementatlon will be to hire a professional communications director. The director would handle the 911 program and coordinate the J7IWill % Sheriff's central communications system, Vihien said. "We'll push right through Friday and ask the board to fund the employment of thla individual," Vihien said. In previous meetings, the committee has identified the Five Points area in the county as the most appropriate site for the central communications and dispatch center. Local 911 representatives traveled to Orlando for a meeting with Orange County members last month to reinstate their position for a county system, instead of regional one as recommended by the state. Seminole Opens New Year Without Health Director By GLORIA DR0609t Herald Stall Writer (Flrrtof a Two Part Series) 4 Seminole County rang In the New Year with an old problem - no director f'r the County t Health Department. The resignation of Dr. Julian Fried, a retired military man who took the post three years ago, went Into effect Tuesday. It took 10 months to find Dr. Fried when the post was vacant the last time. State and count' officials are hopeful it will not take quite so long to fill the post this time. The county has already Interviewed one prospect and the stale Division of Health has three other applications In hand, But the overall situation is aomewhatslmllartothreeyear, ago - few applicants overall and several vacancies to fill --- I - Die On Highways Planning Group Gives County, C i*t ies 0 "Talkieng Platform' use planning statewide failed to On a motion by Sen. Wilson, Knowles, opened the end of the county. been a member has set tenWhen Orlando began a get out of committee For a vote the technical committee was discussion, by informing that When the question was t.ative boundaries of land the vigorous disagreement with in the Florida Senate during the appointed by Vogt on recorn- Sanford's planning committee bluntly posed to County Planner city should agree to annex, but Mrs. Van Eepoel, Knowles Traffic accidents killed 12 The technical coordinating 1974 legislative session. person.s around the nation In the mendations received fromthe had already decided that Roger Neiswender of whether he did not name the boundaries. diplomatically rebuked the The cities have Insisted costs various governmental units. committee Sanford's jurisdiction was t county commission would early hours of the New Year's Winter Springs Council committee. Noting that Sen. e, Vogt appointed by the State to complete all the required "Before )ou say the planning confined to its city limits while relinquish jurisdiction of those member Irene Van Eepoel Willson had requested "no Sen. John to study holiday Motori3t3 were plagued by feasibility of the Seminole planning studies would be cannot be done, show us cost its planning area, by virtue of unincorporated areas adjacent interpreted the discussion to be pobtician3 , no of cehold s" rain, fog, ice and snow in much County land planning law, is prohibitive, estimates, show us that you anticipated growth, would have to the citles-Chacey mentioned a rebuke of the county and a be named to the committee, The four-member legislative have at least tried," Sen. to include county fringe areas, the territory beyond his city's suspicion that the county would Knowles said that those ofof the Northeast. or fog scheduled be dissolved also slowed travelRain in scattered it gives itstoreport to the after delegation-Sen. Vogt, chair- Wilson told city officials, noting lie n 1'.ed that the terms limits to Interstate 4-, zone lands adjacent to ficeholders appointed aaywa) areas of the South and Nor- Seminole Legislative man, and Sen. Lori Wilson, that anyone can see that this "Jurisaiction and planning Neiswender Just as bluntly said municipalities to the detriment would wear the hats of Delegation on Jan. 15. Rep. Vince Fechtel and Rep. county certainly has lacked area" were not synonymous, the county would not abdicate of the cities. Mrs. Van Eepoel technical thwest. advisers during And "that's too bad," ac- Robert lIatt.away-at a meeting planning. Longwood's delegate, its responsibilities, said for the most part county meetings and leave politics at Early disagreement Monday Building lnspectcr David cording to Sanford City in Early December, noted Casselberry Councilman-onin policies on Lands near home. M&nager W.E. (Pete) Knowles.eariness with constant ob night centered on Jurisdiction of Chacey, said the five South elect Sal Orlando, his city's the cities have indicated better Saying he has heard nothing Named to chair the committee Jections to the law from city county areas adjacent to the Seminole cities should have delegate, said the Casselberry planning than the cities have Index officials, city boundaries, composed of representatives jurisdiction for the entire south Planning Board of which he has shown i ('intinued on Page 3 from each of Seminole's cities AroundtheClock ..........4A and the county government, Bridge 1111 Knowles said the cominittet' Calendar bA has at least given Ll*governComics ...............1111 Pool Contractor Ap pea ls Su spens ion mental units in the county "a Crossword Puzzle ......1211 platform to talk with each Dear Abby ................. 13 other." A Swimming pool contractor who had his County Attorney Howard Marsee said that But at the next meeting, of which Blood. Dr. Lamb ........... .......lB hers. Kieffer said, was also involved In court "certification of competency" to operate In The group Monday night after the appeal was unlqiie in that "t deviates sworth was not notified, the Board decided to Editorial ...................4A litigation against Bloocbworth making the the county us s pended for arguing through much of six mcnths by the from normal opinion. You do not take in new speid his certification for six months, Horoscope ................ 12B opinion unfair. county Swimming Pool Board appealed the first hour of its meeting got evidence, but review actions that the according to Keiffe., Hosnital .................. 5A down to decision to the Seminole serious business, acting County Commission(Swimming Pool I board has taken, including Marsee asked Kieffer to turn In a brief Obituaries ................as though its Monday. In Pointing out the violations of "due conmmnisslon will any exhibits they may have received." stating his case within ten days The Sports &'t9/t continue until a comprehensive board process," Kieffer cited the protections tin, The board , Marsee said, may reverse or would t hen render a decision on Jan, 21. Or!ando attorney Bob TelevL,ion ... ........ . ... 1211 Keiffer, and viable land use plan for the pLicIt in the 14th Amenument to the U.S. uphold the decision, rendering their opinion at representing contractor John Bloodsworth, Women's 111 Also, on Monday, commjs set a Constitution and in the Florida Declaration of county is completed and In tIM! next commission meeting. told the commissioners that "there has been a Feb. 4 date for a public hearing to consider a operation. Rig ht s. WEATU Kit Kieffer said that Bloodswurth had only denial of due process" for his client during the Generally, Scniino!e's city bulkhead line for the New Osteen BriJe, and been able to present information at one of six boards meetings. In addition, Kieffer said that the con. Mostly lair through Thursday governments have resented the to approve a permit for dredging and filling in I7U!ttlflgs and was not notified of one iliceting. trolling count)' ordinance In this instance (72with some night and morning legislation sponsored by the the area, He said, ' board attempted to take action Three complaints about pool construction last 3) is "nbai." "It's not punitive and is fog likely. Chance of showers codnty commission ond which The projec:, set for bids before a state without ttaving all necessary information, summer were involved. "At the Urne, they desigl*d to Frida y. Complete weather iroure that countians are affects only Seminole County. A changing their minds fron' i "reprimand toa requirement made the bulkhead line asked him to coriect the deficiences and hi 'protected" and not punished, he said. details on page 5A. iroonsed law to r,au're land nessarv, is being englneere.l by the state uspcnsion." agreed to," Kieffer said. niw n( 00 Pn" Ih Lw Assoclated 10 :oughout the state. celvable It might, If governFinding physicians Jo 1111 ment cuts spending In other public health directorships is a areas affecting public health problem nationwide, says Dr. programs. James Speers, Deputy Director He did note that there were of the State's Bureau of Local more younger applicants for Health Services in Jacksonthe public health posta. vihle. Dr. Speers also said that "It's not something we have Florida is usually In a better people beating our doors down position than other states, not to get in to," he admits, only because of Its sunshine but although he also says he also because Its public local "wouldn't anticipate as long a health system is highly wait this time" to Fill the regarded. Seminole position. "It's Just a While the search for a new guess, a feeling; I don't think it director goes on, Dr. Speers and will take as long as In the past." Dr. John McGarry, Director of Dr. Speers could not say how the Bureau of Local Health many applicants the state has Services in Jacksonville, will overall. "We don't have a list of serve as acting directors for the 20 or 30 persons," he said, Seminole department. adding, "some of the applicants This will mean they will be may not be qualified to serve a able to do the "paper-signing" county as large as Seminole." but will be able to make only The current economic "occasional visits" here, for situation has not noticeably they are also acting directors increased the number of apfor seven or eight other county pHcants, according to Dr. health departments which also Speers, although it is conlack thief, DONNA Herald Slat fWriter h.. 'i" -' T. . .. �- - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - _____ 1-—--- - - -- - - - - . - - r -z'- .-_•-; A - - - - - - - -- -- - -- Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 NATION Farm Prices Continue Decl i ne Contractors Eye 4 IN BRIEF Loan Bill Inked; Home Rates Dropped WASHINGTON (AP) Two government institutions have reduced Interest rates for potential home buyers and President Ford has signed a bill to help veteran3 get home loans. The Department of housing and Urban Development on Tuesday trimmed rates on a government-back program from 84 to 8 per cent. The action covered mortgages purchased by federal agencies under the Emergency Home Purchase Act enacted in October. The interest reduction will provide savings of about $6 a month on a $35,000 mortgage repaid over 30 years. — P I r — __~ AP111W * V V. I - I rar nIIaI4 irtil 0 C C^/ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ Bargain Projects 1 14 Ane I By GLORIA DROjo bounds" on the new crime lab, labor are obviously dropping, Herald Staff Writer "A year ago we would have according to him, and "we are With the current drastic recei ved only 3 or 4 bids, now going to get Letter work done. downturn in private con. we received thirteen good The people who can sustain struction, will the public be able bids," Cleveland said of the themselves through this to 90 bargain-building soon? approximately $117,000 project. competition are the ones ,who do Contractors are flooding In the past bidsbaveofkn been high quality work." Officials with inquiries about above estimated costs. Now Ray Milwee, assistant to the public projects and several bids are coming in below the president at Seminole Junior Officials anticipate the corn. cost. Colle'e also predicts the school petition will cut construction With another $2.3 million in will "get some good costs. bids if the proposed projects to do, economic condition persists." According to J.S. (Red) Cleveland anticipates not only Some $2.5 million worth of Cleveland, manager of the better prices but also better junior college construction to Sanford Airport Authority, qua lity work, be advertised for bids in competitlor. kept costs "in Prices of materials as well as February, Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975-3A SJC Plans Seminole Mental Health Center Caseload 'Heavy ' Center WASHINGTON (AP) De- for all commodities averaged ue to rise at the 15 per cent aro successful beef Imports will spite a 15 per cent Increase In 177 per cent of its In other economic develop- take steps to boost oil prices $3 1967 base, annual rate at least through be held down in 1975. merits: retail food prices during the last compared with 182 a barrel, raising gasoline prices In Novem. next summer. year, the price farmers receive her and 185 in December 1973. —White House Press Secre. about 71, cents a gallon, as a Although official government If agreements are worked tary for ttilr products has fallen 4 Hon Nessen acknowledged way to cut fuel consumption. Department officials say retail food price figures for De-. out, 1975 Imports will total 115 per cent in the same period, that President Ford now, Is "U!. middlemen experLws such as cember will not be ready until —Americans greeted their billion pounds, the department ting" The Agriculture Department transportation, labor and late January, toward greater emphasL first chance in 41 years to own the department's said. announced Tuesday a 3 per cent processing have accounkd for on fighting recession rather gold bullion with only a trickle report Tuesday Indicated those drop In farm prices from Nov. at least 80 per cent than inflation. As evidence of of buying Interest. of the retail went up again. It said farm Undersecretary J. 0 15 to Dec. 15. Meanwhile, prices grccery price Increase, Phil this change, Nessen said Ford families paid 3 per cent more Campbell, who made the an* has abandontj farmers pay to meet expenses Two government in. Middlemen expenses are ex- for food Dec. 15 than they did nouncement, hl* Oct. 8 prosaid that estimate posal rose one-half of I per cent from pected to add further to stitutlons have reduced Interest for a s per cent the food Nov. 15. was about 30 million - Pounds Nov. 15 and averaged 16 per price spiral in 1975. The rates for potential home buyers fighting The department also an. less than what would trigger cent above Dec. 15, 1973. and President Ford has signed department says consumers nounced Fuesday that If nego. mandatory curbs prescribed by —Government sources say a bill to help veterans get borne The Dec. 15 farm price index can expect food costs to contin- tiatlons with foreign countries federal law, the Ford administration may loans. — For Mall Al.TAMONTE: SPRINGS The Sennole County Mental . Seminole Junior College Hcalth Ct iter has the largest will open a South Seminole caseload per therapist in the Center Jan. 6, on the state of Florida. second floor of the Pan Clinical social worker Paul American Bank building in Greene said, "Seminole County Interstate Mall at SR 436 has I.; had and 1•4 fewer state h ospitalizations, per The 5,500 square-foot 1 population, percentagewise, extension will house five than any other county in classrooms for an an. Florida. Four graduate ticipated enrollment of 500 14therapists and some dedicated students. Center counselor volunteers, have all helped us to Is Bill Irwin. achieve this record." Although &JC has many general educational GED The Center is loca ted at 103 programs to prepare Robin Road in Altamonte persons for high school Springs. equivalency testing and 4 Two programs connected " diplomas, the Interstate ' with the Mental Health Center Mall facility will be the 1 ~_ #~_, havebeendoingamazjng things !'- .,-.: college's first extension, in way of rehabilftatjnri, r-:iiiiiisis at the center according to Greene. will be on vocational training and F office The "Stepping Stones," with _____________ . I ..dr .____________ education including -V bookkeeping, shorthand is a daytime activities program _____ and a background in for persons with a problem. c.. business machines but "We started on a shoestring, ______ college or credit courses and did a lot of begging for will also be provided, different Items," said Pauline, -- ;-.----. These will include general "hut now we have developed a .,.. 4.. S. psychology, basic marvelous daycare program Mental Health Workers Paul Greene and Gerald ('assanoa ponder Seminole County Health Center economics, humanities. Lradults, giving strong middle project. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Adult education programs class therapeutic treatment." Followingt will Include parent efhis,hewIuinjt socialixation," Greene added, "We're in. th teachers, housewives, fectivenes, poise and e youth's neighborhood and Wrested in how people live The program is really professional people, ball fashion, quilting, and self, and form a relationship on thLs working, according we help them live to the fullest to Greene. players, e." One Outreach defense for women, basis of their capacities." "We have to move these people worker, Gerald Cassanova, has Registration began Dcc. Another group of adults meet back Into community life. When his own rock band, "The 16 on the bank's ground The Outreach Program is on Monday nights, mostly we turn loose, we want to know Society Orchestra." Said floor and will continue for geared to neighborhood young di-iorce casualties. Pauline that they %ill do alright on their Greene, Kids really relate to people who need a helping said, "This Is a group who are own." some of the courses until Jerry. He's a natural in this hand. A school counselor Jan. 9, three days after or may having to enter into cominttnity Volunteers are an Integral business," classes begin, Adult contact the Outreach therapist affairs in a different capacity part of the entire prograr1l, "We Both Pauline and Greene when a troubled youngster than previously education classes In parexperienced, couldn't function without agree with the volunteer needs help. If the parents We have recreation facilities, volunteers," ticular will keep said Greene. "All worker who said, "11 only one registration open. consent, the therapist sees the handicrafts, discussion groups are carefully screened before person comes out okay, that 's youngster in a group at school, and 'just a general acceptance, and there are reward enough for me!" ' — - - ,, , - _'; - Plane Returns Safely ,y--. r ,/ ', '1 i'I In Nation . I - I \ -- .. , ..'. % .- , •: . 4 ' ,Aj / i - : ' ; \ i -. _______________ / 1" ____ -, - - - = --- .- - — nJ . - - - - . POSTAL RETIREES / — Seminole JC To Offer Supervisory Program — — — — — Aftor ney Fights -For Tapes - 6 — -- - - Oil Rate Increase, Rationing Pondered — Watergate Jurors Greet New Year With Work Session Legal Notice _________ - --- - - - Notice — __ __ -1 - __ ", Fo - ~w ~4 - ~ rd Die tches Dri v For Surtax Charge I 'I VAiL, Cob. (AP) White lag holiday Thursday and re. aranteed loans for conventional House Press Secretary Ron turns to Washington, said he and mobile homes, provide Nessen has acknowledged that Will sign the special suppl e- at financing for federal President Ford now is "tilting" Mental appropriation on bill by the programs without regular toward greater emphasis on deadthii of midnight Saturday. approprLition and provide a fighting recession rath er than '1'hes were key provisions of 113.4 billion appropriation for infla tion, the two major bills Ford the AgrIcWtur Department, As evidence of this change of sig ned: EnvIroniiental Protection emphasis, Nessen said Tuesday —Unemployment benefits Agency and other programs. that Ford has abandoned his are extended 13 weeks, to a full The President, wife Betty and — ________ Ji4 ~ _r I -__ * -- _T 411 Inflation-fighting surtax, the federal-atate compensation festive New Year's E ve at their IMIIW Nessen declined to say program. borrowed seven.bedroom ski whether ViePrir. wlil call -Ternperary unemployment chak't here. They entertained for Li cuts Ii, cinithat recession suiance will be available to White House staff members end I when he announces his new those not previously covered , Vail friends. economic program later this including state and local gov. month, ernmenl employes, farm. In another step to ften the workers and domestic employ. . impact recession, Ford said he wi ll sign this week a money --At least 100,000 temporary bill prov1!ng $2.75 billion to (1- public servi ce jobs will be nanc two measures he signed created, in addition to 170,000 tho law Th esday, The new lass already au thorized. V I liberalize Jobless benefi ts and Ford also signed a variety of - -. create more than 100,000 public other tAils passed In the final ILL). Whitten. l Mayfair Circle, Sanford eiu1it this deadly 33 servIce jobs (Cl' the unemdays of the 1974 congressional CORAL SNAKE inch (oral snake intilc bark vard,TheIh, rt''tJk was donated to played. More than six million session. Among them were a ;ocai snake coliecior. The rural which resembles the 130 Americans are out of work and measures to limit access to stuCAUGHT poisonous king snake can be ident if ied when th e red srfpe 'he na tional $leu rate stands dent records at educational Intouches We yellow t.trIy't; red touch black (king siake), put it at 6,5 per cent. titutions, boost limits on hack. Ford, who ends a 12-day ski. Veterans Athninirtratlon.gu. da'"M 1 1 1 1 1k 1=111111111 i• I IS _;e. .' I __ W t p'er. The Louisville, Ky., branch of E MITGANG AP Business Writer flachc & Co. said there were inAmericans greeted their f quiries early in the morning, S . 1/ chance in 41 years to own gold but no actual orders. bullion with only a trickle of The Delaware Trust Co., the .1 buyir interest. onlybanklntsthtereIl ' While few actually bought bullion, said It sold Just under ) V gold bullion Tuesday, with the 100 ounces for about 13)8.50 per precious metal generally ounce to about 30 customers by '1~ - A . . t:_=- - A _l \ selling at more than $200 per 3 p.m. A spokesman said the troy ounce - 1.097 regular bank had about 100 walk-in in:1; . Kidnaping Political ounces many banks and quirles and numerous calls % brokers across the country said from prospective out __^ __ ,..--__-_, L V! J& MIAMI (AP) - The leader of the Nicaraguan tecrt1ct their phones were busy with buyers. -t . \ questions from the curious, The Delaware bank has been . -s the mass kidnaping of 3 . 1 ,. tz ~~ -, .a dozen Nicaraguan ffic1als was "a political action of 1. -expecting In Phoenix, Mix., brokers a lively out-of-state 1 i profound social repercussion," Havana Radio reports. _1 ...1 'it Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner gold business, since the state . M1 .. t ill -7~ ,T__. I The chief of the guerrilla Sandinista group was Men. & Smith Co. and Paine Weber, has no sales tax, generally tilled only as 'Comrade Marcos" in the broadcast Jackson and Curtis said they added to the cost of gold In most ..monitoredTue5dayIflamJ.flewassaidtObe 29 yurs had handled plenty of ques- states. old. I Uons, but no es. A spot check of Wyoming 46 Marcos said the plot was his rebel band's first such "Several persons are ks showed no buyers. Bob mission and was planned 20 days ago. definitely interested in buying Bryans, a spokesman for Two Sanford postal employes are congratulated on their retirement after a total of 44 years with the gold," said John Hemmer, National Bank of Casper, First said, Sanford Post Office. Ralph E. SImas, $5, of 2149 S. Elm Ave., shakes hands with Leroy Napper, Peoria, Ill., branch manager 'q foreman of mails, while Clifford B. Wynn gets best wishes from John Dth people have deter. . A. Bexwlechln, aulstant for E.F. Hutton. "But they're Steel Demand High postmaster. Shnas retired after 14 years of service with postmaster. mined that for the small p the post office while Wynn stepped down going to wait probably a few chaser alter 32 years with the department. those buying 50 days until the market settles ounces or less PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) U.S. Steel Chairman Edgar gold prices ________________________________________ back down." B. Speer predicted today that domestic steel shipments have to go up at least 20 per cent for 1975 will continue at a high level, despite uncertainty for that investor to break even in the national economy as a whole "Steel demand is when be takes Into consid. expected to remain strong In enery-related industries, eratlon buying and selling shipbuilding and railroads, and for steel products costs. essential to the expansion and replacement of manufac"And the larger Investors are turing Laclilties," Sper said In a yearend statement. taking a wait-and-see attitude 11 MACON, Ga. (Al') A Yavitz are willing to make tended that the tapes could not Knowles' will provided for the into session next year." because they feel things are Miami, Fla., attorney says he çop4cs for law enforcement he used without violating tapes to be "publicized and Knowles, 28, a parolee from speculative right now because may go to the U.S. Supreme agencies but want the Volcano Rumbles original Knowles's constitutional their literary commercial value Jacksoiuirflie, Fla., had of the high price of gold," he Court to regain the taped diary back. The tapes allegedly detail protection against self- fully exploited ... there is no charged with seven slayings said. of Paul John Knowles, whom a many of Knowles' crimes. VOLCANG, Hawaii (AP) Rumbling Kilauea volca no Incrimination and the con- longer any basis for attorney when he attempted to escape Georgia sheriff said confessed "Sales of gold in this office kept scientists In suspense going Into 1975, after seeing out The 5th U.S. Circuit of Ap- fldcntlallty of the lawyer-client Yavitz claiming the right to from Georgia Bureau of Inves- have been practically nil," Al- L to 18 slayings in seven states - peals ruled Tuesday that the relationship, the old year with a spectacular "curtain of fire" eruption, keep the materials confidential tigatlon agent Ron Angel and len Myer before he was killed In an es- diary can be presented to a feds, assistant manager Lava spew ed out In 100-foot-high foun ta ins Tuesday along The appeals court ruled, how- under the attorney-client j. Douglas County Sheriff Earl of Bache's downtown B cape attempt. oston of. eral grand jury In Macon which ever, that "since Paul John lege." a three-mile line of fissures, reaching U to 300 feet In Lee and was killed. (ice, said Tuesday morning. Attorney Ellis Rubin, who was considering charges Knowles has become deceased, occasional bursts. The lava flcwed Into an uninhabited U.S. District Court Judge "With all the prepubliclty, represents Knowles's attorney, against Knowles when he was there is no longer any risk of Wilbur Owens in Macon said the area below the eruption site and posed no tfreat to any Sheldon Yavits, in the battle slaIn Dec. 18 Lee told a coroner's jury there are very few people who property. self4ncrlmlnation." tapes will be presented to the Monday that Knowles had con- are over the tapes, said he and actually buying IL" Yaviti and Rubin had conThe panel noted that since grand jury "as soon as they go fessed to killing 18 perms He ald zim that he has iaped Wn.. Medallie Art Co. of Danbury, versatlons made with Knowles Conn and Franlain Mint of while Knowles was in the Franklin Center, Pa., vied to Douglas C(Amty jail and is cm see who could mint the first f sidering whether to make them gold coin or medallion as soon WASHINGTON (AP) - The women and three men on the inson— and lawyers in the case the weekends. N. Nixon to public. have the Central of the FBI. as te legal bullion ban was Jurors ln the Watergate coverup panel. The Jurors deliberated have been waiting in the All that Is over now. Horace Intelligence lifted. It must have been a dead Agency persuade trial began the new year under all day Tuesday, including 2% courthouse for the verdict. Watergate prosecutors estiU.S. the FBI to Rubin said he has offered to heat,w1thbothclato have Webb, spokesman fo r the Spartan living conditions which hours of listening to four key limit its Investigation mate the original Watergate n- make a certified copy for the Through most of the three- Marshal's off.,-;;, Id. into the June 17 Watergate vestigatlon was delayed by started their presses at they must endure until their White House tapes. month-long trial, the jurors idea is to keep their minds at U.S. attorney In Macon in ex- precisely one second after mid. break-in. deliberations are complete. The Jury has deliberated a to- have been allowed least a week as a result of the change two drinks at the Important case they are defor the original tapes. night Monday, idea suggested to Nixon by Hal. Before beginning their third tal of about ten hours since their own expense before dinner riding." dayof delibera tlonzon theguut being Instructed Monday by at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Nixon agreed to Haldeman's deman. 7U Jurors proposal, according to the or Innocence of the five defend- U.S. District Judge John J. ` where they are sequestered, Si heard tapes of presiden tial conlater the same morning, Haldeman's defense lawyers ants today, the jury spent a rica. ial Television phore calls, radio versatlons of June 23, 1972, and tapes. according to testimony at the argued that the White House quiet New Year's Eve at a The five defendants John and newspapers were per. March 21, 1973. REOIS'TRATIONoF trial, Haldeman and Ehrllch- had been genuinely concerned Washington hotel. N. Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, mUted in their off hours, with FICTITIOUS NAME On the First of three June 23 man met with CIA officials who tha t CIA operations In Mexico FICTITIOUS NAMES Notice is hertby given that I am There was no celebration, not John D. Ehr!idunan, Robert C. diversionary trips out of town We the undersigned, being duly "Vag in businns at am U.S, 17-97 tapes, Haldeman is heard urg- were ordered by flaldeffm to might be jeopardized by a full- $*Orn. do her eby declare under O&Ih C8111141bef ry, 12107, Sominole, even a cocktail for the nine Mardian and Kenneth W. Park. or to local dinner theaters over ing former President Richard meet with tup-ranking officials blown FBI probe. that the f Competition has already netted Casselberry a savings of iriore than ai $50,000, according to John Lane, (Contin ued From Page IA) director of utilities. Two Florida (luring the winter. Itut, he had no hard and fast projects ret-tnt 1 Y awarded were Seminole's Gasoline Re ta ilers answer. "Th in gs are too Un- estimated to cost about Assoc., said he "wouldnot be certain to really determin - $l50Q() With is contractors surprised if shortages do oc- Vassar said. bidding instead of the usual six cur." or seven, the city was able to let Witt, who owns an Amoco terstate, At Days the inn waitnear seemsthe in- the contracts for a total of station at 2501 French Ave., over. But It's not! to be $93000 Although said he's heard nothing definite Over 100 sets of plans and pumps were dr) Tuesday, specifications for the from Amoco concerning cut- Manager Frank Gross sa proposed ba cks in allocations. Witt is id a $65 million Regional Advanced shipment is due any day now. waiting, Gross's station pumps Waste Treatment facility near "I've asked. but they (Sun Tenneco gas. As to the future, Altamonte Springs have been Issued sinceBill the project was officials) really don't know. Gross doesn't know. "They're advertised, I've got a continuous supply for not ma ng any pre Bethsle said, ki dict ions at now. That's what I hope for in this point nobedy He Is with Glace and Radcliffe 1975 of course you never [)avid Jones if is," the he said. Inc., the Winter Park conFlorida engIneers :.idling know," Jerry Buerger said. Petroleum Council had no sulting Job Buerger owns a nd operates a answer. This is twice the normal Sunoco station on SR. 46 near I. "VITI holding my breath in 4. The number of Plans that would apprehension," he said. Mel Dekle, of Dekle's Gulf, supply have been Issued before bids appears to be there, but 2518 Fre nch Ave., said whethe r it appears to be head are submitted, he explained. ed toward Contractors request plans to gasoline will be available all some sort of mandatory conyear is "something I can't trol," determine If and what they will answer." bid on the project. "We're just waiting and "Our companies "on't tell us watching like everybody else, lilwee also said he anythi ng. They say you have Jones said. received 10 to 12 inquiries from plenty of gas now sell it.,, At Kiddy's Standard, 100 N contractors from all over about Gulf Oil Co. Marketing French Ave., owner Sid Kiddy future work. This is not usual, Manager Bob Vassar had little is waiting, also, be said, especially since the to add, other than the company "I really don't know a thing. projects have not even been is receiving adequate supplies Probably won't know a thing advertised yet. at present. Likewise, the Seminole Of interest to all employers the course on Creative until after the first of the year," County Port Aithority has The emphasis of the program designed for adults who are "You know as much as I do," Kiddy said. had and persons in supervisory Thinking; Robert For more information E. Hedrick is on upgrading the job co interested In broadening their regarding the Supervisory a "great influx of contractors he Wd. "Everybody is waiting capacities Until gasoline suppliers know is the new super- teaches Effective Speaking; petencies of persons who are knowledge but are not Development Program, contact to see what the gcvernment w ill something for sure Seminole dropping by." said ad- Viwri development program and Ormund Powers, Effective already employed and advance primarily concerned with the Coordinator. occupatIonal do." residents find thexnselvs In the ministrator James Ryan. being introduced at Seminole Writing, their fields of knowledge, It is receiving academic credit. Education Programs, at SJC. Bassar said gasoline Is same boat as station owners fl Port Authority Is two to Junior College (SJC) In - three weeks away from ad. January. plentiful, but it's becoming a waiting . question of w he ther the country vertising for bids on an The objective of the program (Tomorrow, Part . - I -'- ,F—. --'--- : . — can afford it. II will estimated $175,000 to $200,000 is to develop basic supervisory 07 explore pricing methods and tank farm. However, these skills required He also said cold weather UP differences in Seminole to effectively petroleum tankers require very manage people and north could lessen supplies to County.j resources specialized labor which will at all levels of management. probably limit the number of The approach Ls through a"how firms bidding, according to to" developmental program Ryan. designed specifically for the Sanford City Manager adult employed student. Warren (Pete) Knowles, Starting Jan. 13, and however, said he has not requiring attendance at one received an unusual number of three-hour evening session each th1irIei yet about the pm.op ,j week, the program will be WASHINGTON (AP) Gov- standby rationing program $3 million road construction conducted at both the SJC ernment sources say the Ford prepared during last winter's project. administration may take steps Arab oil embargo, these campus, and the college's new And a federal project did not study center to boost oil prices $3 a barrel, sources said, In the Pan Am benefit at all from competition Building, Interstate Mall i raising gasoline prices about n when Sanford Housing ttltarnonte Springs. l'i cents a gallon, as a way to But the sources said Presi- Authority recently let a bid for cut fuel consumption, Courses offered under the dent Ford and other officials And the administration also is still appeared to oppose ratio- the 1176,000 modernization program include: Essentials of taking another look at gasoline ning as a first-ctx..ce method f project at Higgins Terrace. Supervision, taught by While more contractors than Seymour Mandell and C. E. coup3n-rationing, the sources cutting fuel consumption. usual expressed interest In the Showalter; say. However, rationing Supervisory job, Instead, the administration only two bid, with only $548 Practices, taught by Art probably would be only a standby program to cope with was leaning toward plans to re- difference in bids, according to Fenton; and Supervision In the uneipected shorta ges or the duce fuel purchase,t by arti- executive director Tom Wilson. Computor Age, taught by A third, and lower bidder, had William R. Dionne. raising prices, they failure of other fuel-saving ef. to withdraw because he learned said. forts, Also, courses in Human at the last minute his insurance Behavior by Charles E. May; Frank G. Zarb, federal ener. Under serious consideration company' now refused to bond Labor Relations by John D. gyadministrstor and executive was a proposal to raise the any Florida construction firm, Hallett; and Methods director of the Cabinet-level price of imported oil, now Wilson said. Contractors are Improvement and Work slmEnergy Resources Council, stir- around Ill or 112 per barrel, by running into bonding problems plification by William J. prised a staff meeting Tuesday another $3 per barrel through because so many have gone Hepburn. by asking for nforma Lion on the imposition of a tariff. under In the last year, he added. James E. Ailton will conduct (as Stations 11 At Trickle _ °j-bad aircraft forced to land in Cuba ias ay because of bad wea ther has flown tft1v t (h 131 na the' f ther of tllepih)t says. loy Oedewalt of Bartonvill e, said th e plane, a Cessna 206, piloted by his son, Denny, landed Tuesdsy in the Bahamas with five passengers. The aircraft 1; owned by Byer!y A'iation and departed Peoria for the Bahamas on the day after Christmas, said F. C. McLaughlin, chief pilot for Byerly. The plane was traveling with another small aircraft which reached the Bahamas and then reported the Cessna 206 never arrived, McLaughlin said. He said the missing plane was apparently about 100 miles off course and "must have got lost." — - L1 - - names of all persons in- COunty, Florida . under ;p, liclitfr,js terested lr the business or name o A-i WIRZ COATING Profftsion c4'rrld CII under the HOME IMPROVEMENTS Co. and names of JACK IN THE BOX at 94 that I inland to regiStu- said name West Highw a y 434, Altamonte with the CIrt of the Circuit Court, Springs, Florida and the extent of Seminole County, Florida in a. the lnlei- est of each, is as follows: Cordence With the Provisions 01 the Name Foodmak,r, Inc., Extent of Fi(tjtli Nam. Statutes, 10-wit; interf 100 Per Cent. Sect n54$Q, FIori Statutes tt, 5: James H. Carpenter 5: Conrad A. Win , Jr. ScretaryTr,aurer Publith- D, it. II. 26, 1974, Jan, I, Publish: Jan. 1, 5, IS. 21. 1975 197$ DEJ-2 DEI-4 I Planners Give 'Talking Platform' (Continued From Page l-A FICTITIOUS NAME but bickering from city officials since the comprehensive land planning act became law, Knowled predicted that a countywide land plan would never be adopted if it were left to the elected officials. Notice is htreby given that we are NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF engaged in busint-is at torn n- A PROPOSED ORDINANCE FOR Dr, AJtrnnl, SprIngs, Seminoip REG,JLATION OF THE HCIGHT County, Florida under the f'ctitii OF STRUCTURES AND OBJECTS name of APGAR & STEVENS OF NATURAL GROWTH IN THE CARPENTRY, Id that we int to VICINI'rq O THE SANFORD regi st er Said name with the Curb of AIR PORT, SANFORD, F LOR I1.'A, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Koti Is hlfby given Florida In accordance with the Public Hearing will be held tPt a ov'slons of the Fictitious name at the City Commission Room in the City Stitute. In Wit: Stion 46, 09 Hall in the City of Sanford. F$oni, Florida Sttu!ej 1957, at 7:30 P.M. on January 16. 1975, to S Charles Apgir consider the adoption of ni ilp Raymond w. Stevens follow ing Ordin 3 ance. AN ORDINANCE REGULATING 975 THE HEIGHT OF STRUCTURES AND OBJECTS OF PIATIJRAL '.POwn4 IN THE Vucu'iT y or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Till SANFORD AIRPORT BY NAME STATUTE CREATING THE APPROPRIATE T O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ZONES AND ESTABLISHING THE NOtI is hereby gly.,the BOUNDARIES THEREFOR: undersigned, P u rsuantthat to th FOR THE AC)Op. "F ictitiousNa ma Stluw' t..a...- PROViD1140 Nam i's... UP' AN AIRPORT ZONING 44-509, FlorW& Statute, will register MAP, AIRPORT HEIGHT ZONES with the Clerk of t,,e Circuit Court In LIMITATIONS, and for Seminole County, Floi'kta, AND USE R ESTRICTIONS, NON . Won receipt Of proof of Ut, CONFORMING USES. LIGHTING Publication of this notice, the I Ic AND VARIAUCCS PROVIDING ""Outname, to wit: PLANTS FOR I S SUANCE OF PERMITS; UNLIMITED, under which II is PROVIDING FOR CREATION OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY; Court, Long-, SCMIWO Count y, PROVIDING AN Florida. FECTIVE DATE. That thepq; interftt,d in Slid All partIes In Interest and Ctigrns buslnMs enterpni are. hall h3 vt an opportunity to t$ Jane Glass b heard at said hearing. Marlin Schiff 5Robert M R os eman noted at O'I.d, Florida Chairman December 4, 17I. Alrpoi-t onln Comrnist,ort Publish: Oec. 11. 1$, 24, 1974, Jan 1, CIty f $61110-rd. FI,i1 19?5 rDCI .____ .• rr i 41 — - - , I / said the small items could be considered anytime. Knowles insisted, however, that the group should make the less controversial decisions first, adding "if we cannot agree on the small things, how will we ever come to agreement on the large ones." He also said the group had to start at a beginning, Just as education does with how to spell cat and dog. "The three elected persons on the committee are sitting here as advisers," he said. Knowles had a brief en. After 55 minutes discussion counter with Nelswender over nd a few interruptions from priorities for committee conRep. Vince F'echtel U. siderations. Leesburg),Rcp. Robert HatKnowles favored the group taway (D-Altamonte Springs) first coming to agreement on and an aide attending for Sen. uniform land densities, zoning Vogt offering assistance, the guides, map color coding etc., first decision was made. the "nitty gritty" Items, while The group agreed to Knowles Neiswender wanted the committee to jump im- first suggestion--the cities mediately into the big problem would have jurisdiction within of how to create a single city boundaries only, but would coordinated countywide land cooperate and coordinate with the county on planning in the use plan. unincorporated areas near the Orlando also objected to the city limits. "nuts and bolts" Items, noting Other decisions rapidly his engineering and planning gained agreement. experience gave him the The group decided to confine knowledge necessary for the the study to required items!cvi.-!-p;iit:it l;inl it', traf:ii rnnre trnFrt.ant dec i sions ll circulation, sanitary sewer, diligently toward completing a drainage and water; con- countywide plan by the 1977 servation, recreation and open deadline set forth In the state space, intergovernmental law. After a year if it appears coordination, housing, public more time is needed, an cx. service and fire control. tension will be requested of the And Nelswender reported he legislative delegation. would recommend to the county Know'es asked fellow comn commission that It pay for mitteercmber,.NeiswentIer c'wnpbetel and make available Mrs. Vail" Eepoel, Orlando, to the cities a soils study to Chacey, Lake Mary's Building Show areas technically Inspector Francis Jenior, developable, maps showing Oviedo Councilman Carlos flood prone and flood plane Warren (Altanonte areas, iriventc,ries of state representative Sam Smith was secondary and primary roads absent)-to consider the kind of and county and city streets, conununity they want to plan traffic counts and aerial maps and decide on conceptional showing actual land use as of goals for discussion at the Jan, February, 1974. 8,7:30 p.m. meeting at Sanford City officials had previously City Hall. complained that the county Pmed on.1he agenda for that offered assistance with plan- Wednesday night meeting was: ning studies but had not in- definition of required elements, cluded the price tag, the scope establishment of iinimurn or area of help to be provided. levels of study; a list and Nelswender also indicated definition of statistics, traffic the county will be acting with zones, density, populations dispatch to adopt a airport estimates, uniform zoning map zoning law, a rcquiremnent if the color codes, zoning titles and Sanford Airport Is to receive definitions, an in-depth discpromised federal funding for ussion of countywide drainage improvements. and guidelines to present to the It was ;ireed that the legislative delegation for the I iiniit 'i-.' -uld work required .I"t, 15 report. - �- - _____________________ = _______- - __ ' .. _ - .............................................. - -14 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OPINION Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975-4A __ ~ __ Evening 1k&raM 4 -' FLORIDA IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON 0 3(N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305-M-2611 or 831.9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher __ GSA Bar ain g eals D Senate President Thomas Backrooms I to ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director WASHINGTON -Uncle Sam is supposed to wildlife refuge. This request should have been winch we have discussed disposal or this will urge President Ford to respond forcefully to sell surplus property to the highest bidder, but given priority, but the General Services property are eligible to negotiate under the another oil embargo. . . Senate Appropriations Home Delivery: Week, 5 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; all too often the big deals are stuck in the Administration complained petulanty that it above provisions of law . . . no one party has Cbirman John McClellan, D.-Ark., warned Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All "merely introduces another problem into an priority." President Ford confidentiall y the other day that other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. As part of our watch on waste, we have im- already complicated case." A notation from one - Upon learning of the proposed sale, Rep. Congress might slash federal spending across covered a juicy, $3.3 million deal which the GSA bureaucrat added: "God help us!" Jack Brooks. D.-Tex., who heads a watchdog the board. "I'd love to have that result," repLied government's chlf custodian, General Services -Sampson took an early, personal interest in subcommittee, put a formal "hold" on the the President, "but It can't be dime this way. It Administrator Art Sampson, has been the case. States one memo: "Sampson has transaction. "There is no legal basis for an ex. Just won't work. I've been through it for yeaçs on negotiating in the backrooms. Gold mandated to the regional office that there be the elusive,noncompetiti ve sale to the Narragansett the approptratlons committees". He wants to sell the former Naval Auxiliary most expeditiously possible handling of this Electric Co.,"Brooks wrote Sampson The confidential minutes of President Ford's on Nov. 21. landing field at Charlestown, R.I., to project with an end-of-October target for a -On Dec. 4 Federal Judge Raymond Pettine latest meeting with congressional leaders quotes Narragansett Electric Co. for a flat $3.3 million, negotiated sales contract to Narragansett issued a temporary restraining order to block him as saying: "If we come to you to ask for your no other bids considered. Electric." the proposed sale until the merits of the case help, it will be In matters of the highest national Under the terms Sampson Is ready to accept, Other potential buyers, including the state could be decided, importance. We will not impose on our friendship Whether Americans will dash madly into the the company could back out of the deal any time of Rhode Island and the town of Charlestown, FOOTNOTE: Because of the pending case, in asking for bipartisan cooperation in foreign gold market now that ownership is legal is still a in the next IO)eat3 if it failed to get approval to expressed interest in the property. But a GSA the only comment GSA provided us was a copy of policy matters unless It's important to the build a nuclear power plant. fact sheet declares: "Present planning con- its reply to Brooks. in this letter, Sampson national Interest" . . . The Associated Press debatable question, templates that these interests will be rejected in contends that "there is a legal basis" for the reports that the Cential Intelligence Agency kept We 1(1st don't know. One thing that occurs is Sampson Justifies the negotiated sale b favor of use of the property as a nucicai pcwcr dca. Myron ('hcrrv, a lawyer lot the ithode a dossier on me. The justification, according to a presidential inenioranduni urging the that the lis1eria generated t)y the gold opponents use ci surplus real estate for energy facilities. site." Island citizen group opposing the deal, declined the AP, was that my stories had "blown the certainly appears to be excellent advertisement for - The argument that the President wanted specific comment on the case but suggested "an coer" of CIA agents. On the contrary. I have But we have had access to internal government the metal. urp1us government land "made available" mr early retirement" for Sampson. which dispute Sampson's always taken special pains to protect CIA If the economists who have been so wrong documents energy facilities was rejected by GSA's own justification, WASHINGTON WHIRL: The prospects of and I have been thanked for this by CIA about the price of gold-the' have been saying it regional counsel. "I have never had the rational U.S. military intervention In case of another directors. In fairness to the CIA, it has the best From these documents, intended for was overpriced for some time now - now the eyes spelled out for this particular transaction," Arab oil embargo are growing more ominous. In record In Washington for accurate IntellIgence.. of government here Li a brief wrote Charles Callahan in a memo dated Aug. 19. the backrooms of Washington, the 1973 oil fear of its legalization, maybe it's not so live badinaonlychronology Argosy magazine carries a detailed account In of theofficials, transaction: - Long after the decision had been made to bargo Is referred to tncreaslr.gly product, after a ll . its Jafltiiii'y Issue of the government harassment -The 550-acre tract was declared surplus sell the tract to the power company. GSA lied to economic Pearl Harbor," which caused the of an investigative reporter. (NOTE TO In the advertising fraternity, the enemy is April 26. Within 10 days, Narragansett Electric the public about its intentions. Wrote the agency United States more damage than the actual EDITORS: The Argosy article Is by MGR seldom identified by name. It's Brand X. Why give was pulling strings to get It. The Interior to Sam Seely of the Rhode Island Concerned Japanese attack upon Pearl Harbor. House associate George Clifford and is about Jack all those free plugs to the competition? Department, however, asked for the Land as a Citizens on Sept. 9: "While all of the parties with Speaker Carl Albert, for one, has told friends he Anderson.) Endorses Old Adversary IV TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) - Former Senate President Jerry Thomas has endorsed an old adversary's bid for a seat on the Board of I1ce,it.g. Thomas on Tuesday backed former Rep. Marshall Harris, a Miami l)ernncrat who has asked Gov, Reubin Askew to appoint him to the seat vacated by Regent Carolyn Pearce of Coral Gables. Askew has not disclosed Ins Intentions, Thomas, the unsuccessful Republican candidate for governor this year, said Harris was "eminently qualified both from education and training." Harris and Thomas were frequently at odds as legislators when Harris was pushing for budget increases as House Appropriations chairman and Thomas was at. tempting to hold the line on new spending. M Nothing '1 New , , 4. What seems to be shaping up right now is a very orderly market for gold surrounded by shrill cries on all sides, In short, it appears at this juncture that nobody is going to get rich quick on gold-and nobody is going to get poor rapidly, either, In this gigantic international game, there appears to be both a floor and a ceiling in the making. If the price gets too high, some central governments, particularly the United States, may sell to hold down the market. When the price gets too low, there may be buying by central banks. If gold is to continue tobe used ascollateral by desperate countries such as Italy, it stands to reason that the central bankers are not going to sa ndbag its P11CC. Said William Wolman, prominent monetaristeconomist for Wall Street's Argus Research Corp., who is definitely not a pro-gold man: "It seems likely now that the United States and other TOM TIEDE . ,k ri 4V - God L ove The Bum V 1,~'f' ~ r .. F ,;_P r. - X I 7- __.&J. " *~ ---!~'- r f"'AM91-1, -J J' _ M.3,#_1' 4 A , .0VI.11'I TJ_____ . A 6 .il_ '.. '', * " _. _-,~4;4 ,V _ 4 ,J . _- I ~_ijEfi -,_,a 4-1 --I . RALPH NOVAK "' ________________ "T ____ *'#.-' i.1 Loose This Is the yeer of catastrophe movies, In which we are variously threatened by such ___ ________ WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The man was disasters as earthquakes, skyscraper fir es, r Imping, wearing an arcient ani spotted 1.t ' plagues, voracious insects, huge beasts andor ______ ____ gabardine topcoat with newspapers stuffed Burt Reynolds. But the film producers are his sleeves to keep out the wind. A bum. I 11 _____ mLming out on a good bet by omlooking the 1. was walking to my car In the dusk through a recently discovered script of "Kalorl, the Sugar midtown park called Franklin Square The man ___ . Bowl That Devoured Dubuque," which goes governments will sell gold out of their stockpiles limped up. flasW a =He and s:Wt his stubby something like this: any time the price starts to move materially above beard to say he'd like 50 cents because he wanted The film opens on an eerily moonlit, deserted $200 per ounce, and to buy gold any time the price to buy some rawly f fr• kitchen. Slowly we zoom up to a sugar bowl )a I said, "What?" shows signs of dropping much below, say, $160.' sitting In the middle of table. Suddenly all the "MY squirrel. Ovw diere. On the bench, there. Wolman, in an interview said, "I am crickets stop chirping and we hear the faint relatively i calleii him Sam, after my old man. He's the positive of the topside figure, but I am not sound of cracking pottery. A fine spilt appears on so sure only squirrel of his kind anywhere." about the bottomside." But, ask if the floor migh t the side of the bo wl and sugar begins to trickle I said again, "what?" out ominously. be as low as $120, Wolfman replied, "That's too "He's an albino. You ever see an albino Cut to a busy main street, where two town. low. squirrel? Pure white. Ain't got a mark on him. speople stop for a typical horror movie conThis would mean, of course, that there would white. Sam's no nigger squirrel. Ha! You versatlon, "Did you hear about the strange not be a free market for gold, by any stretch of the catch that, mister? No nigger squirrel. You at doings over at the Taylor DISCe last night?" says imagination. As Richard Russell, publisher of D(W/ catch that?" one. "Seems two heifers got sweetened to death man, a black man, pointed to the end of a Theory Letters, said, "They give us a free last night." market line of benches. There was Indeed a squirrel and then try to control 11" "Sweetened to death?" says the other town. there, all white, rummaging through leaves sperson, "Maybe it was wolves. You know how There is no. guarantee, 01 course, that the under the seats The bum, noting my surprise, NEA 7/j they always come down out of the mountains United States could actually hold the price around wiggled. He grabbed me by the arm, guiding me about this time of ...,." $200. No one really knows where the buying to a better viewpoint -not too close though, he $200. "What wolves? I said sweetened to death. Do Pressure might come from. There are rumors that cautioned, "Sam don't like anybody near him but )0u1 th ink th is Is a nm-of-the-mill monster film? 'With A Muzzle Like This He Won't Met" the Arabs will up the ante, perhaps through Swiss me." This could be serious, maybe the end of I smiled. It was delightful. And, standing there banks. civilization, maybe even the end of Coca-Cola in the chill and deepening gloom of day's end, What is shaping up, then, appears to be a and Twinkles as we know them today." was grateful for the charm and humor of . it market which will be chaotic on the outside but had, after all, been a bell of a Cut to tbe sugar bowl on the kitchen table, day, long and which Is now overflowing all over the place, really fairly orderly on the inside. And for many uneventful, full of nastles great and smau Uat getting bigger every second. Cut to (iarlton investors, this would be a great improvement over sem- in dnms Of 30 many Wmies, aknW a Hep.4.on, who has gXM up In the nick of Ume. many other markets-particularly the U.S. stock punishment. A call from Florida with new news "Call the governor," he cries. -fttiMM.W market, which as recently as I%9 was in a general that an old friend and mentor was dying of alert the National Guard that sugar Is taking car; a call from New York with the news state of insanity. over the town and there's no way we can stop it. another pal was onti)eemploymentskjth. a visit Samuel Johnson rightly observed that have been severely shaken" - and then gave a The 1960s rapid-fire buy-sell mania in common Bazookas Just scatter it around, electricity has to a school where destitute elderly were being composers of tombstone epitaphs are not upon standing ovatio'i to Ge"rge McGovern, who they flu e ffect and even nuclear weapons stocks-particularly new issues-almost brought fed hot just turn it meats, Like cattle, according to the oath, and by long-honored custom the same knew had accepted massive cash contributions into syrup. our great system to its knees. The sugar seems to be sparing the mandate of a federal regulation. A bad day. I spirit of gentle permissiveness mantles the from the milk industry for his preldential mansion of the sugar factory owner but other. An orderly gold market is just what this was drained. God love the bum and his squirrel. writers of political platforms. But when all due campaign, and Liter sluiced a fair chunk of It, wise everyone has given up hope; they've used We were alone in this part of the park. off near allowances have ben made for country needs now. partisan excess, quite illegally, Into his race for reelection to the all their resources and now they're just going to '1E' there were otis, If that is accomplished, the international the s ment on economic policy a&pted by the Senate. give up. It may be the beginning of the end." Democrats' mid-term mini-convention in bankers mtjst them move to more pressing mat-people, collars turned up in the chill, heads ben t Nor did the assembled Democrats overlook Cut to crazed mob fleeing down Main St., down in the near dark, and lost in their thought& Kansas City last week surely desm-es some son ters, such as recycling of Arab money and saving the "catastrophic economic facts" of our turning to look back from time to time at the Beyond them were the cars and the baes and of prize for sheer dreadlulne.tt. national life. These they traced to undef ined ( bu t huge, seething mountain of Britain and its pound-sterling. sugar that seems to tasi, warring with each other for I. Lord knows the Republicans had provided Republican) "economic policies that have keep gaining on them all the Lime, The sugar can 00000llllb further on were the shops of downtown them with plenty of high-test ammunition and br ou ght the worst recession since the Great be seen at one point to change Into cubes and rain Washington, dressed now for Christmas, their One can hardly blame the Democrats for using U, Deprcssi)n and the most serious inflation ever down ferociously on a bus filled with people. Cut lights winking off In an evening ritual, or ewn for using It a bit one.sldedjy. They ex perienced in peacetime." If the Democratic to Heston, In this cold scene. I was In warm company. it 00is trying to change his expre4gon. bemoaned "the conscious betrayal of the adininitjatlo, of Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy "ha, I have It, Exclamation point," he ex. people's trust by our highest elected officials," nice. I forgot caution. The bum dauled me and Johnson had anything whatever to do with claims. "We'll fight sweetness with w'th banter ai p'sonality his sweetness, It and nobody supposed they were talking about the this, the fact went unremarked moving at at Kansas City, will take sacrifice; we'll all have to as faster rate than his mouth. He was give up our 150,000 given to Hubert Humphrey by an agent of All this is perfectly routine partisan own personal suppLies of sugar and I xsake earthy, 'iitty and fun. The squirrel, he said, Sam Howard Hughes in a limousine In front of the rodomontade, and lithe Democrats had stopped I forever our sweet tooths. But we can that is, "Has this sweet tooth, right in the get a giant Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles In 1968. r there they could have gone home, still ahead of spoon brigade going and his head. Lord how he do love his sugah!" Grins heap sugar on the sugar They rightly deplored the fact that "the trust the game, with their share of what passes for beast. It will fatten Itself to death and soon with wrinkled eyes and fat fingers squeezing my and confidence of the people in their government honor among politicians quite intact, people will forget they arm. "Milk Duds are his favori te. Ain't that ever used sugar." ç' sonnthing" We got a hor.ky white squirrel here what eats Milk Duds." Let's sit back and reflect on '74 foe' a minute, OK.? What could w have doae witlut Disney' Ii JoycAls. It was something out of O'}ienry. First of all - despite the overwhelming preponThere is no absolute way where anyone can acof another age, a time of fantasy, of wi [egg derance of Watergate (which made all of us feel as though curately assess the tremendous value which this entity and a nima ls of magic. A Christmas star wcWd we were taken, as Indeed we were), and the depressing has contributed to Central Fl or ida, appear In the heavcns, over White econo mical news having us wonder if we had the tenacity '_____ b1. (t'fm:sh it through th e sear, it was still good year. How atx'ut these pa st two weeks when 9 -again while I rehetj In my pockit for change. No, I could all other parts of th e coun try were ple ading their --Well, as far as I'm ('oncerned, It wasn't rely that economic plights, do better than tiut. I withdrew my wallet, fat we were able to "brag" about the hotel. rjf bad. The condition bad is always relative and when you mmel m-cupancy being fifled to with credit cards ar4 some comfortable bills. I 93 per mt. The first Um,e consider the plight of the less fortunate, not only in this in our history. was going to do this with flair -"for the bonky country but In other parts of the globe,! repeat myself and As And the Internationally famous (and envied) Florida say, "'Thank Cod I was born an American," wea ther couldn't have been better! I wa struck dumb and silent. me turn, no -r When all of these hundreds of , longer laughing, grabbed the wallet and, no thousands of visitors Obviously we had crooks exposed in government, return to their native states, all they'll be talking about is longer limping, began to run, my credit cards however, we also have a government which not only that "wonderful flying. Florida weather," and hospita li ty which purged those involved, but punished them as well, was shown to them whIle they were I gave chase of course. For a short distance. ht'e. There's no way you can buy advertising The buin had W= mv money from am walkt ~& v like that. 'o at me economy elsewhere In this nation. All I Just and dropped It In Hs escape. I stopped where it BY JOHN SPOISKI can thInkofit,welIvep.eah)thetime suggest to that is "thank goclness there wasn't a guy We have s' much to be grateful was dropped, Jh~~ now, no sense DI further risk. for, you know? smart enough to invent a better mousetrap.. . or else it Happy New Year.. . and may you live as long as Besides, the perpttn*tor was gone. it was totally might have caught Mickey Mouse and friends." you , up to another one of your crazy getdark now. And as I looked back at the park want, and never want as long as you live! r1ch-i4 uik schemes, again?' b'nch, the white sqoirrel, too, had vanished. _____________ "p" ______ 'I TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) - Asst. Comptroller Burrell Mawhinney, chief aide to lame duck Comptroller Fred Dickinson, says he will start next week with the State Board of Administration. Mawhinney said Tuesday he has accepted the post of administrative coordinator for the agency that supervises state Investments. Mawhlnney, 55, is one of 17 Dickinson aides whom Comptroller-elect Gerald Lewis plans to release. Mawhlnney has been a state employe for 31 years and would have lost significant retirement benefits if he had not found another state job. 4 Escape State Hospital PEMBROKE PINES Fla. i AP) -Four men being held at a state hospital on various charges escaped late Tuesday by climbing through the window of a minimum security dormitory, Lheriff *5 deputies said. Deputy John Seaman of the Broward County sheriff's office said the four, last seen at 9:30 p.m., were discovered missing from the South Florida State Hospital during a head count three hours later. "Apparently they escaped from a minlmun4ype security ward, with no bars on the windows," Seaman said. 'They are considered dangercus," 0 II Here Come Controls Again RA K-0-W FUNERAL HOME i'rnf rni,,,( h. it.. -- One concrete benefit of Stone's early assumption of of. flee is $327 in pay for two days service. He hardly needs the money though because he and his wife, Marlene, have a net worth in excess of $1 million, Gurney's resignation may also produce some slight seniority advantages for Stone, a Democrat. .5 the state university system, Dean said. For the few jobs that are becoming vacant, a number of highly qualified people are ap. plying and as a result the state Is getting top quality people, said Bill Gibson, 'issistant to the secretary of the state Ad. minist, atlon Department. Th Personnel Division Is imemenUng a system that will provide centralized, computerized information on Job open. ings in state government, Dean said. "It will allow us to refer people who are qualified to those Jobs that are open much faster than we are able to do so now," he said. With unemployment in Florida approaching 7 per cent, the speed may become important to Job hunters, he added. Under the current system, of- ficials have no way of telling how many Job openings there are in state government or where they are located unless they poll every sta te department, Dean said. Jobapplications for state positions has grown steadily in the past three years. In November 1972 there were 6,943 applicants, in November 1973 a total of 9,933 and Novem. ber 1974 It rose to 14,117 appli. cations, he said. No information was iznme. diately available on how many Job openings there were in rela. tion to the applications, he said. The new system, which is costing about $240,000, will en-able personnel officials to know exactly where vacan cies occur and the average turnover for a position, he said. When fully Implemented, state agencies will be able to feed information on vacant positions directly into the computer and match it up with Job seekers. In the secretarial job classifications for example, In NoUnder the present slower sysvember 1972 there were 268 ap. tem, agencies notify the pernlicatinn. IAR nnIi tlnrir ui in sonnel nffirn nk'.n •Ln.. L..... I1l.J IWb d November 1973 and 1,096 appli- vacancy and the personnel cations in November 1974, office sends the agency a list of said applicants, he said. Pobert W. Flowers, 75, of Route 2, Sanford, died Tuesday morning. Born in Blountstown, he lived in Sanford for the past 63 years and was a retired commercial fisherman . He wa. a Baptist and veteran of WW II. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lottie Flowers of Sanford; '; DEC. AlC,jrøer Jr., a r-,t 0 H,rd, I'eannc Itiocker JrneS E Lane Sr Mintyr '.'rgare$ L. Barber ____ The Clock 49 Robert 'it Every Brisson professional is constantly aware of our responsibility to provide understanding, concern and personal service to each family we serve during their time of bereavement, in FLOWERS, ROBERT ._ Funeral services for Robert w F10*Cr% 75, of Pout,. ? San'd 'h?Odlf.d Tuesd,,y w i ll bi. -- h.Iel . 2 pm-. Thursday. at Br,ss.on Funeral Home with Rev Charles Abraham C Frock Dannetta Attxnr Cresler L. Waits kevin Jackson Alfrrd Willingham Henrietta E 'age, DeBary 'ieia Pangrau. Deltona Ile,tuiah B kiIfO'lr. Deltona I 'el M Hughes, DeUona E"njamin Sheffield. Enterprise i'incy R flIsb II. Geneva ,-c,er I Carroll, Lake Helen T'- tlmô fl P4,black. Longwoj S.', rIYn P4 Jackson. Oviedo ,'d!r- C DeP4,'ane, Sulvtyr , BIRTHS '.'r & •.'r', . (,f'orup .. a q.rI Sanford trlm,r..t ____ (, I . 11~ ; 3 Happy New . Year from Ste gner's Bakery 10$ W. First St. Downtown Sanford - , Affff~ _ IV oa 6 *8 *TOAAo .ox Mode of high test corrugated f'breboord. Large identif;ca,jon, area. I Relioble string and button CiOSur. ISure grip handle on large sizes. • Double wolf front Ruiar SPECIAL back, bottom. - LetterSiz. $2.72 $1.95 Legal Size $3.03 $2.29 U Other situ also availabS.. 133 fisi sb"so 96090 fuart ".i, - O'is.-c, 'e"ts REST WISHES gio. Sanford iL.Il Dorotp, C Bass HaeI M. Warren Marl Jo Dean Rose Robinson Sara .i Rlack,reft.r Oberto PleOr,, Out with the old! In with the New! But do pause a moment 00.1 Lane W oo dy Minnie L L'ndw, while we say Thank You ThOm 0 Dur.n. Cassrlbcrr, Jonathan o Calselberry John .1 Delaney, DeBar, Thelma Foers?, DeBar, VioIe4 M c n.,,,,.. Lewis Bowman, Dc?ora CP'ester H Saul, Delfona .)DPn 0 McGrerey, DeJ!on, iO4rn Slonc, Annie Mae WilIams Lake Mor,'ce Leon Hardy, Lake Monroe ThtOdore Roosevelt Oliver, L,ik' MOIrOe Eva J BeIarg,q. Lonwo,j for being our customers. JiVa&I "til4 P.M. Se4dys Phone 322.0500 ,.,.,_, ,ilJr1 Ted R Sbr,nr, MddIe!c, 523 S. Maple '. .d 0 Coui n ~ vvri Sanford, Fl. ote 0 ___f~____ A^111e.~N,^_t~.~ ONE LB. SOLID - 34.8 1 77 S,09 -. , , . Port high tO 35 am . it 01 p m A m • 151 pm OLEO - D.iy?ona Reach tld,j for Thur s day high 11 07 am, 1) 34 pm i I PARK & SHOP ONE DAY SPECIAL . I SQrye' nght and morning tog likely Continued warm with highs in I SOs and low tonight in the low 60s Variable windi tO mph or less FkH'tid -- INS ,o ,. P1 j chal"t. .. Of scattered Showers northern thro- 'gP, period El%rv,heqe shower activity Lowl in LOs to WITH THIS COUPON Yo c1'strict 1it$ BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Sanford, Florida 22.11 lower SOs north and lOs Swth. Highs horn 4-Os north to uppc lOs South NOrthwest Flo,Id,i Róin ending Friday returning again Saturoay becoming partly cloudy Sunday Near seasonable temperature , Curing the Period Highs near 50 lows mid to upper 101. LIMIT-2. WITH THIS COUPON-WITH $7.50 FOOD . ,, I %At'AWIII1't ""' I. Brisson L.F.D. Z. ________________ EVtCfleJ d Forecasts Fridy ... 905 Laurel Avenue .. ol~ I Ik~ Santora NrothY Childers Funeral Notice I ______ W /I ;-Y(l It's End-of-the Year Transfer File Time DISCHARGES tharq ,, q. _&iia- Mr & Mrs. Re-gino (Dianne'ta ) ADMISSIONS l3rts,son Funeral hIoui c harge. ,,t ,...i,_._e u* IIWIIXjIL HOSPITAL NOTES son, Robert Jr., of Orlando; daughter, Mrs. Betty Foster, Townsend, Ga.; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Lila Gillyard, Jacksonville and Mrs. Eva lilies, Edgewater; stepson, Robert Raulerson, Chuluota; 29 grandchildren and 18 great. grandchildren, 11IIIIUIIt1t _____ elected replacements an edge over Stone in the Senate's cornpllcated seniority scale. "." n for ii ROBERT FLOWERS n,,k,s. ...h3,&.J.;, ! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The turnover of sta te employes is down and the number of highly qualified applicants for vacant state Jobs has risen because of the tight job market, officials say. In contrast to past years w hen state employes left their Jo bs in great numbers they are now sta ying longer and more highly qualified people are applying for vacancies that do occur, said Miles Dean, assistant state personnel director. "Where we had a hard time recruiting people and di fficulty in fillin g Jobs and people leav. ing Jobs more, that has stop. ped," he said in an interview, "But I'd say it would be ap. plicable to all employers." There are more 3,(()Q career service positions in the state government, exclusive of 11 ____ "I think it would be playing a shell gam e," Saunders said. "We can defend w ha t we are now doing. We should strive for 100 r cent equity in assessments and lower the millage to reflect all increases. It'.c more businesslike," tors resigned earlier than Gur. -*. ney, however, giving their State Employe Turnover' Down Sp _________ cool reception (rein State Sen. Bob Saunders, D-Gainesville, chairman of the Senate Ways and Means committee, which would have to approve it before it could become law, Senators elected in November take office Friday, although they will not be sworn in until Jan. 14. Around -. a 20-mill rate now pays $500 taxes each year after taking a $5,000 homestead exemption. If the assessments were halved to $15,000 and the tax rate doubled to 40 mills, he would pay $400 taxes after the same homestead exemption. "Homestead exemption Isn't worth anything with 100 per cent assessments," he said. "I think it makes more sense to 1AI.l.A}JS,SEE Fla. AI1 t Richard Stone became a mnemtx.,r of the U. S. Senate to. day - two days ahead of schedule. Stone's appointment by Gov. Reubin Askew to fill the two days remaining in the term of former Sen. Edward Gurney, il-Fla., was effective at midnight. funeral services from experienced professionals I rather than to ui crease the exemption." Ogden said because of the psychological factor In assessing property at 50 per cent of value, county tax assessors would be less inclined to resist pressures to assess at 100 per cent of value, Itmightalsoencow-ageco. ty commissions to reduce spending by taxing at a millage rate below the maximum, he added, Ogden 's proposal has drawn a - BERRY'S WORLD _______ hre property Stone Appointed To Vacant Seat AREA DEATH ______________ __ ___ ,.\ is valued at 130,000 and taxed at ()CALA, Ha. i All ) •- Investigators were trying today to determine why a man fled a routine driver's license check and threatened state troopers with a pistol before he finally was shot to death. Identification of the man, described as about 60-y earsold with thinning gray hair, was withheld pending notification c! kin, A Marion County Sheriff's spokesman said initial checks showed the man did not have a criminal record and was not a fugitive. The spokesman said the man made an abrupt u.turn and sped away In his car on State Road 40 near here when he approached the license check. Troopers who pursued the car said the man pointed a istol at their cruiser when they pulled alongside the car. Troopers said he again brandished the pistol when he was finally chased to the end of an Isolated dirt road and was shot to death while still in his car. WILLIAM A. RUSHER (c\ law, it would need to l accompanied by a eon• stitutional amendment per. mitting counties and school boards to double their maximum property tax millage, "If you cut property values in half, it would be mandatory to permit taxing authorities to dou ble t heir millage to collect about the same amount of reve. flue," he said, And, Ogden said, taxpayers would save money because of the homestead exemotlon. Mawhlnney Accepts Job _____ ______ Friend JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) somebody has got to be above Taxpayers would probabl) 100 per cent. Assessing save mdney and Florida might property is not an exact scibe better off with property as. ence," he said. sessed at 50 per cent of value The state has been trying to Instead of 100 per cent, says force assessors of (lie 67 counRep. Carl Ogden, 1)-Jackson. ties to assess at 100 per cent of Ville. value over the past decade, 0g. "It may not be the answer, den said, but the assessments but we're looking at it," said still vary between 75 and 100 per Ogden, chairman of the Florida cent, House Flnannce and Tax corn. "That's a tremendous gap," mittee he said. "We aren't going to ever get Ogden said if the legislature to 100 per cent because if we do, adopts a 50 per cent assessment - Count . - --- - _______ And O g den: Lower Assessmens t Troopers Kill Pistol Wielder " Wednesday, Jan 1, 1975-5A . . I GOOD JANUARY . 2nd ONLY Shop Both Sanford Stores -Open 8 a. m. Da i ly _______________________________ CHECK THE" HERAM E SPECIAL COUPONS __ _________________________________________ _I p p es ,p ______________________________________________________________ - ----- - ----------- I - - A ______ �1 - - - ',-.•. . - -- - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 Greeks Hope To Regain Lost Territory Belgian Artist Peellaert Finds Rock Era 'Fun But Lost' NEW YORK (NEA) The and through a series of panels, lac'. Then, the whole thing was evolution of rock music has eventually metamorphosizing photographed again to give it a spawned a variety of seemingly into a patrol of armed soldiers flat, two-dimensional effect." - - . o~ unrelated enterprises among under lire in a trench and theiti questionable cartoons, battlefield. It not awful musiciaLs, tacky movies opened the minds of on the Peellaert said it was the first only time he had ever used the many technique of photograph and and some worthwhile continental antimilitarists but paint, "and probably the last. It technological breakthroughs In opened the door of opportunity was an interesting idea but I sophisticated amplifying for Pcellaert as well, don't expect to repeat it for equipment. It was right after publication anything else I do." Add to that list art, of that issue that Peellaert's Rock appears such a Guy Peellaert, tall, nearly future exploded. He received distinctly American vice that it gaunt native of Brussels now offers to illustrate for several ought to be difficult for a - .. £ ' p II p u - - - — - -. - - - - . - EDITOR'S NOTE As politiclans debate the future of Cyprus, the island's economy Is 1n disarray. Turkish Cypriots ope to reverse the gloom by reviving tourism, and Greek Cypriots hope to regain some of - ' their lost territory. By HOLGER ji L"TE T OO TIPAST E JAN. 2 - last July, nearly all of Ky. ductive capacity, including renia's 4,000 residents werefarmland, copper pyrite mines, Greeks. Now the El Greco Hotel the rock quarrying Industry, the Turkish 6y Odus, with tacit support from London. The British government has not allowed Communists Overrun Phuoc Long Province SAIGON, South Vietnam (A?) Cambodian Outposts Fall PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (A?) Khmer Rouge Insurgents overran lOsinall government outposts across the Mekong River from Phnom Perth, and fi eld reports said more than 200 goverment soldiers were killed or missing. Hundreds of villagers tied across the Mekong to ezcapc the fighting, but refugees said the insurgents marched about 1,000 of the villagers off and killed those who resisted. - ri BAY Brezhnev Reportedly Ill ASPIRE Until SALE PRICES GOOD TINARIUVITS 1 CAIRO, Egypt (AP) 200 * a Israelis Raid Villages JERUSALEM (AP) Israeli troops raided two villages in southern Lebanon on Tuesday night, blew up six houses and brought back six prisons, the Israeli military command announced. A communique said the houses destroyed in the villages of Yarin and Alteroun had been - used by Palestinian guerrillas and the six persons kid. na ped were "arrested on suspicion of assisting the terrorists." IRA Discusses Extension I BELFAST, Northern Ireland (.W) The irisn Republican Army is reported discussing an extension of its Christmas cease-fire following a clemency overture from the British government. "At the moment it looks as if an extension of the cease-fire is on," said one IRA source. The 11-day cease-fire had been scheduled to end at - - Mary Boulevard, 8 p.m. Open to p.m., AEC No. 38, 8 weeks; those Interested In taking a Poise & Fashion, 4 p.m.4 p.m., square dance course. Pan Am Bank Bldg., Beghl2lng Watercolors, 7 p.m..10 p.m., 10 JAN. 3 weeks; Parent Effectiveness, 7 National Association of pm..10 p.m., 10 weeks. Call SJC Retired Federal Eznployes, I Community Services for1 p.m., First Federal of reservation& Seminole, First Street, Sanford. JAN. 14 JAN. 5 W.1.F.E., 9:30 a.m.-12:30 Motorcycle Mileage Run p.m., Pan Am Bank Building, sponsored by The Group MC No fee; Self Defense for Club to benefit Centeral Florida Women, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., Pan Am ZOO, 10 i.Ifl., Sanford Plan, Bank Bldg.; Tax Preparation, followed by 1 p.m. barbecue at TTh, 7 p.m.-ID p.m., SJC Main , midnight Thursday. - - Waldheim In Barbados BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP)— United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and his family will visit this Caribbean Island nation this weekend, the Ministry of External Affairs announced. The Waldheuns have been vacationing on the island of Trinidad, southwest of Barbados. Lake Golden Recreation Area. Campus 5-213; Interpersonal Tickets available from Bob CwnnicaUu,,,, 7p.rn..I0 p.m., Benton, Chevron Station 1712 SJC Main Campus S.114; SM& and Airport Boulevard. Entry TrIm, 9:30 a.m.-1l a.m., VTh, deadline Jan. 2. SiC Main Campus H-G; Slim & Trim, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m., TTh, JAN. 6 SJC Main Campus 11-fiveBasic Gunimithlng, 7 p.m.-10 pin., 8 wks., AEC No, 6. Call sixths; Intermediate WaterSeminole Junior College colOrs, 7 p.m..10 p.m., AEC No. Community Services for ll,lOweeks Public Speaklng,7 p.m.-10 p.m., 1,212 (SJC Main reservations. Campus), 10 weeks. Call SJC Songwriters' Guild of Central Community Services Office for Florida, 7:30 p.m., First reservatIons. 4) JAN. 7 Gardening In ContaIners, 7 p.m.. 4 wks. AEC No. 67, call SJC Community Sex- *ew i you remember about the news lag In family magazines. 4. The B-I intercontinen tal bomber, which made its first Of the week? U you score fewer than five correct answers, you had better read the paper a flue more carefully. 11 you get eight or more right, you rate an "A." - rie'ihborhood? -. rxii bad. - pm..l0 I -- Cd w w- - -- TWICE THE PRINTS Ittta fit Of T WICE THE FILM / reservations. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sheraton Inn, Speaker Dr. Kenneth Wing of Seminole Ca.cer Society. — Ott 80 pint$ w,04 •,tt VUH of a4w or i A OA Of ,'t. f:r, 'I w$owdndpn'id TODAY i AND EVERYDAY 'I vices for reservations. Community Chorus, 7 p.m.. 9:30 p.m., Main Campus P.1, No fee, call SJC Music Dept. for NEWS QUIZ Editor's note: How much do schools; (c) cut back advertis- Federal Bank Bldg., 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. Guest speaker, John Bridges, FTU rnu.sic major graduate on music composition and related areas. The Songwriters' Guild is for amateur songwriters. Li W!uo you pk* up vow dui$op..1 fikus and p1 iti, buy two toil ot kod.co at b*ac5 and uswt. I; IM *W the rep" price of one. TODAY AND EVERYDAY flight over a California test area, Is designed to replace the aging B-52 at a cost per plane of: (a) $7.6-million; (b) 701. Some of Lady Bird John- million (c) $76-million. son's friends gave her a foun. 5. The Environmental tam, set In downtown San An- Protection Agency called off tonio. Tex., as a present for her the enforcement of clean-air birthday on Dec-22, the day standards affecting shopping Mrs. Johnson was: (a) 60; (b) centers, highways, stadiums 62; (c) 59. and airports: (a) indefinitely; 2. A Gallup Poll survey found (b) for two years; (c) for six that churchgoing in the United months. States in 1974: (a) increased 6. Pope Paul VI opened the slightly; (b) remained at the Holy Year of 1975 by tapping the same level as in the three docr of St. Peter's basilica in vious years; (C) continued its Rome. The last Holy Year was persistent decline. in: (a) 1950; (b) 1875; (C) 1900. 7. The women in the mw 3. The National Cancer Board Congress are talking about es. has urged President Ford to tabtishing their own caucus to appeal to tobacco companies Increase their Influence and unto: (a) offer cigarettes much lIy their strategy their numlower In tar and nicotine; (b) - -: , limit sales outlets near high Community Band, 7:30-10 pin., no fee, call SJC Music Dept., for reservaUuns. Conversational Spanish. 12:30 p.m.. :50 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, l213. Call Community Services for reserrations. 1}e Wá-crnø ! çjc n fvçg wI hef JAN. 8 Call f0day. Deltona Ohio Club, [)eltona Community Center, & p.m. carry-in dinrcr. former Ohloans. Open to all JAN $1 Orlando Dug Training flub registration for 10 weeks basic and advanced obedience, breed ring and tracking classes, 7:30 pin., National Guard Armory, 209 S. Ferncreek, Orlando. - pm, 10 wks., A106. Call SJC Services for Community ions. GIVE YOURSt a) Northern Australia; (b Queensland; (c Northern Territory. ' . * .- 3271812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 41 322.1112 CasseIt*rry.Winiec springs MARILYN GARLANTI 9212 AItmie Springs SHIRLEY MILLET Forest City HILDA RICHMOND $743167 Døtton REGULAR PRESCRIPTION REFILLS? RP e,, NEED Coffie L Ecb...d Con OW P"" wal,orw you weyu now. Yet, bm vew p1iwfi 10 £Lk..rs I IMP yu Can vfl f and kw, Low - - -- Resolve to let Cessna Pilot Education get You Off "le ground -A I 1 9. The Federal Aviation A! mintstraion was charged by it. own inquiry board with being ineffective in safety enforce. ment, as pressure mounted for new safety measures for the plane Involved In a crash near Paris last March in which 346 persons died. The plane In question is the: (a) Boeing 747; (b) DC-b; (c) DC-9. 10. A global survey of political and civil liberty made by the non-profit Freedom House organization for its 23rd annual report indicated that this year personal freedom: (.) declined 1PJDITt1 -- 19. (yc1one, is a port and prthcipl elty In the Australian state of: FC MARGE WILLIAMS her Is now: (a) 16; (b) is; (c) 8. Darwin, "it 4y a disastrous A FRESH - 834 9212 JAN. 9 Law for Women, 7 p.m..I0 A leading Cairo newspaper said - today that Leonid I. Brezhnev postponed his Middle East tour this month because of poor health. The semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram said the 68-year-old Soviet Communist party chief told Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy and War Minister Abdel Ghany Gamasy during their meeting in Moscow last Sunday that his doctors advised him not to undertake any activities. T4 0 Quilting Techniques, 10 am.Special meeting, General 12 noon, Pan Am Bank Sanford Memorial Library Building. Call Community Museum trustees at the library, Services for reservations. 4 p.m. JAN. 13 The Foresters Square Dance Driver Education, 3 p.m.-6 Club free get-acquainted dance, p.m., MTWTh; Patchwork & The Forest Clubhouse, Lake Applique Sewing, 7 p.m.-10 Communist forces another district town in Phuoc Long province. Officials predicted that the provincial capital would fail within weeks, completing the Communist conquest of the province on the Cambodian border 75 miles north of Saigon. The district town lost Tuesday, Phuoc Binh, was the fourth in the province given up by the government since Dec. 14 and the 11th In South Vietnam to fall since the cease-f ire agreement 23 months ago. BOTTLE OF I - ushered in 1975 with a tank-led attack that overran -•-•- - Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975-7 A IN BRIEF for them if they left. Their frontier," he explains. 'We homes and businesses are must have separate regional turned over to newly arrived administrations, but their deTurkish Cypriots from the gree of autonomy is negotiable. south. And I would like to see them Of 185,000 Greek Cypriots who united under a central federal used to live north of the Attila government to protect the indeline, only 14,000 are left. The pendence of Cyprus." remainder are refugees in the While politicians dicker, U'e south. Most are crowded into island economy is disarray. private homes with relatives Tourism, the biggest revenue and friends, but up to 13,-000 earner, died when Turk-,ih jets live in tent encampments that first bombed the gold coast of offer scant protection from the resort hotels around Kyrenia i!land'g cold, wet winters, and Famagusta. Nearly 20 per Rauf Denktash, leader of the cent of the Greek Cypriot work Turkish Cypriots, says he would force is unemployed. like an administrative barrier Greek Cypriots face food to protect his people from the shortages through loss of the Greek Cypriot majority, but he Mesaoria grain belt and the citdoesn't want any economic nis groves of Morphou, the two harriers bet ceo t1w island's large s t agricultural plains on 520,000 Greeks and 120,-00 the island. U.S. diplomatic - contributing artist until he drew complete,' he said. "One week a cartoon strip for the French was spent shooting satirical magazine "HariCar i" backgrounds with a Polaroid The cartoon depicted asoccer camera and the next was spent team huddled in their dugout adding the other elements planning game strategy, then some paint to the background fighting on the field for the ball or a photo of some musician's - pied Kyrenia rather than move population exchange across the includes heavy steel and con. to the muddy security of refu- "Attila Line" Is creating ethnic crete bunkers surrounded by gee camps in the Greek-con- barriers that could In the future trolled south. But his resent- result In permanent political unmarked minefields. Kyrenia Is the Turkish headquarters ment would seem to rule out partition of an Island only the town. peaceful coexistence with his size of Connecticut. Only 25,000 Turkish Cypriots new neighbors Turkish CyBetween 35,000 and 38,000 are now left In the south, and priots who have moved here Turkish troops now control 40 8,500 of these are sheltered on from their old homes In the per cent of the Land mass, towns of Limassol and Larnaca. mostly In northern Cyprus, and three British military bases, The Greek Cypriot adminisBefore the Turkish Invasion 80 per cent of the Island's protratlon is actively trying to halt has become the Ergenekon. The and cargo handling facilities. Turkish vessels to remove the sidewalk cafes play Turkish The Turks have given every Inrefugees from its bases, armusic. fled flags with crescent dication of digging in for a guing that It cannot be a party moons flutter from the masts of lengthy stay. to further partition of the pleasure craft In the yacht Since the first Turkish soldier Island. harbor. Statues of Aphrodite landed on the north coast July The Turks are actively enhave been replaced by Kamal 20, the Turkish command has couraging ethnic and geograph. he vows. "My turn will come." Attaturk. built permanent fortifications ic partition. They tell the Greek hi' is vile if a handful (If More than a third of the &-0,. along a line running from Fain. Cypriots they are free to stay in Greek Cypriots who have cho. 000 inhabitants of Cyprus are agust.a in the east, through Ni- the northern zone, but they Turks, se to remain in Turkish.occu- refugees. And the inexorable costa, to Morphou sources predict a major meat in the west. It make it plain it would be better "l don't want a permanent short.n!e. capture the multi-dimensional "Rock Dreams" was realized. CALENDAR JENSEN Associated Press Writer KYRENIA, Cyprus (All) — A young Greek Cypriot here nws exactly how many Tursh policemen looted his home while he was Interned in the Dome lintel. They are still wearing his pants and shoes. "Now I have to smile and be polite to those swine, but I will never forget the humiliation," - depravity rJ r¼ stars with too Two years and seven months much nzui,cy w snd and later, Peellaert unveiled 116 iathing to spend It on. paintings incorporating ph.,i,ntage, air brush and a Five years ago, Peellaert was sar donic artist's touch. known only to European un"Each painting took ap. derground "comix" fans as a proximately two weeks to Sanford, Fl. 'Turkish Cypriots Seek Tourist $ WORLD To date, he has heard only moral least serving up all aspects of the $3 billion one complaint from those In. recording Industry — many net cluded in his book. '•T4 Turner took one look at my vecy appetizing. Peellaert's own favorites painting and blew up!" he said. ainongthe warped Panoply of "She did not like it at all but Ike Rock Dreams" are his ren- (Tina's husband) Inughed. He (lering of a drunken Jerry Lee said it was very accurate." The Lewis (the hillbilly Mick qu1en3Ual Tins is Portrayed Jagger of the '50s) and his in her most familiar of stage pathetic portrait of the lifeless stances, gripping a hand a very Janis Joplin sprawled across a microphone h bed in an otherwise empty suggestive manner. The most Interesting aspect room. "They need no ex. planatlons," Peellaert states of "Rock Dreams" isn't its simply in explaining why he affront to rock's gold-plated prefers those two over the rest. legends nor Peellaert's cornPeell aert Paid that nearly a pelting technique; it Li that third of the original paintings "Rock Dreams" could be a appearing in "Rock Dreams" time capsule for sociologists to ""cades from now in order have been sold, many to the notables immortalized In Its to understand how these saints living in Paris, is an artist who leading European magazines European to perceive it In all its specializes in rock music. and opportunities to animate New World wickedness but -; The 40-year-old bachelor, movies. Playwright Peter Peellaert's perspective is -clad for an interview in a tight. Zedeck also asked Peellaert to hardly suff ering from naivete .1 fitting French undershirt and design the stage set for a Sean or culture shock. casual trousers, speaks careful, O'Casey play Zedeck was "Rock is music and as such, halting English as he smokes planning to produce. is universal," he said, "but the Grouped like the disciples In Leonardo's I'Last Supper," 12 rock stars of the 1950s and '605 surround his thick Gitane cigarettes. He It was May, 1970, when door is closing. It has become a the master, Elvis Presley, In one of Peelaert's "Rock Dreams." The stars are (kit to right): Vince smiles a lot. He has a lot to Peellaert, researching a movie fashionable cliche. 'Rock Taylor, Tommy Steele, P. J. Proby, Billy Fury, Tommy Sands, Rick Nelson, Presley, Tom Jones, smile about thesedays since Ids he hoped to produce, launched Dreams' was my way of saying Eddie Cochran, Terni Dene, Ritchie Valens, Fabian and Cliff Richard. pages. Among the buyers are and mountebanks gripped, then first work In this country was the Idea for "Rock Dreams." 'It was fun while it was here but David Bowie, John Lennon and shaped, generations. just released, "Rock Dreams" A devoted student of now it's gone, the final chapter record the 20th century's new each painting Is always polite Peellaert's impressions of the the Rolling Stones, who also Peellaert could Just be a Popular Library, $7.95). American film and music fan Is folding. Let us record It and gladiators is British pop writer and never interferes with the pled pipers who led a commissioned Peellaert to talented historian, or by his own "Rock Dreams" Is an magazines for more than 20 then move on.' " Nik Cohn. His terse, sensitive lurid thrill show splashed generation astray are rarely an artsy produce the art for the sleeve of admission, ixisttiat -rl!a.sherd of [x)p years, Peellaert realized the Helping Peellaert graphically commentary accompanying before the viewer, literal. Instead, he paints a their latest album. necrophiliac. sociology and flashy, effect of rock music and Its surrealistic paintings that magnitude. Shortly there after, - Evening H ?rald, in seven tountries; (b) In- .: -- _____________________ (Teased in f.ve countries; (C) Increased in seven countries. ANSWERS: 1.b !.b 3.a 4.c Le 6.a 7.b S.c 9.b 10.. �- U - - - -. - - - - -- - - - -- j-- - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SPORTS ___ ___ __ ___________________ ~. - FJfl1r,j Unrl.,l ri -- Lit - -'- _ vveanesaay, Jan. 1,19/5--BA TUESDAY NIGHT'SRESULTS PETE - Pardee To At Counts' Cage g Tourne yy Quinlels (I 4) coach Par- General Manager Jim Finks. dee says he has never wanted to "I'm looking forward to do anything else In professional coaching the Bears;' Pardee football but coach and that's said in a telephone interview CHICAGO (AP) Jack If th e recently completed Seminole County Christmas Basketball Tournament proved anything. it proved that the so-called minor sport of Msketball i.n Central Florida is not considered that iche-i in the county, but most importantly tile existence of an intense rivalry between the schools is ever present. 'tou could Just feel both the players and coac hes putting olt that little extra to beat their particular rival. Although the crowds weren't sell-outs and the emotional pitch wasn't quite equal to football crowds, nevertheless a county basketball tournament is exactly what the doctor ordered to bring I ut that inteni' riva lr and i'spcciallv the interest . Ch . + I 3.60 240 1 Reoort G 4' Flavor (17). 4. Artic Trader (10), S. Just So So (U), 6 Ben's Big Mac (6), Good Compny 3.00 3.20 6 7, SIssy Sahn(6),i Buddy Blue (52) Dans Red 6.40 $ EIGHTH. 5. 16, C I. K's Victoria Qulri,Ia (56) $12.20 (6). 7, Circuit Brooker (6), 3. B.J. ' Perfecta (5 6) $fl 20 CharIty (5-2), 4. Glen's Charm (I), S. EIGHTH, 5.16, C. 31.65: Rock A Bye (101,6. Wycliff Gold (5), Mineola Winston 950 5.10 360 6 7. Xc's Moon (1),0. Blue Tim (12). StratoQue,n 00 1100 5 NINTH, i, C,- I. Rich Ron (4). 7. Blonde Phantom 340 3 Criss Rob (10). 3. Play Me (17), 4. Quiniefa (56) 1147.00 A.J.'s Tip (12), S. Rose Gibson (6), 6. Perfecto (4 5) 571) 30 Clile( Skakopee (5), 7. Shimmering NINTH. 5-16, C, 31.43: (0). 5. K's Europa (3). erkl,y 13.40 7.10 3.00 7 10TH, 3-16. I- I. Risky Marl. (S) Mucho 6.20 760 1 7. Sandy Shannon (5-2). 3. Creslip J . A. Bronson 740 3 (6). 4 June's Bash (5), 5 Polly QuinIela (4 7) 123 10 Friday (12), 6+ Bsu Rose (4). 7 Perfecta (7 4) $92.10 Tarnala Ann (10)5. Es Lit Debby 10TH. S-Id. B: (6). Foster $00 1 00 7.00 3 11TH, 5 16, A 1. Touch Of Hope Mineola Samose? 4 10 4+70 S (10). 1. Dixie DeWitt (6), S. Brown Judge Ragland 750 1 Spectre (1), 6. Times Roman (S). 1. QuinieIa ()$) 11900 Criss Debbie (I).$. MixIr B (6). 11TH. 5.16, A, 31.3$: 17TH, i, B I- Whlckerfritch Hi Ho Bill 3750 S 10 540 1 (12). 2. President Lad (1). 3 Barn 'vote One 380 7+60 1 Berg (5), 1. Lucky Pup (52), $ 3+40 3 )• Leather (6), 6. Shimmer Inlets (4-7) 17020 Miss (17). . Tootlie Midget (6), 0. Pertecta (4 7) 173 20 O.J. Future (10). 13TH. s. 0, 39.fl: Morning After 500 s.00 s.o i Fat-io 3.20 400 2 Battling BusIer $40 I QuinIola (2 7) $1660 -9_.Z` J I I T_ __ - ti~~ If ~ - - M -z_ .1 k ...~_ - N I I .1 _ . I,,I l elv "I - 4 I - A_ - - k's_-._iCA ___ ___ : ______ ___ _____ -:i• _____ ______ - __ - - -z-. ____ - .. " __ ____ ' . - ? X I I - .' . . - - .*.:- - : I - - I IF -- - -- . . S - - - ~ so=: aww~~ -.,!,n~A - .10 - 41 f _/ _...?,,d,...#,S - -. 4I -. jiI2 - j,Aj,p.._ / - participants of th e Sanford Tourist & Shuffleboard's Club Doubles Tournament held at the Sanford Courts. From left, Jack Homer, Chamber Director; A. C. Madden, Jim Jernigan, Recreation Dept, Carl Shel l , Don Ball, and Mrs. Don Ball FORM SHOW a Pictured are the sponsors SHI.JFFLERS and Lyle Wood, of All. Dora shows his form and sshy he's th e National Singles shuffleboard Champion I i I I It A Iso - - - - Montague ' i Catfissh'Fina ' A ett es On Yankees. But y Jul Alai Results Ir,,e,,, I, , if ,I,, ,o , - 2,303; Handle - I. $111,515 QuInlirls o-4) st? 2o By The Assocltaid Press ost NSA Tuesday's Games i ion 37 _; 1 ;w - _Z~: i'_" . I - agent In baseball history for 15 Hunter, ace done to Provide 8 winmr. He of tini - End Of it:t half the 1974 as;n, ' fiLs " 11 Irish Era AS - -- _ =Z _= Sloan Declines Offer !ot ta Purdue and So-.hern 22 Cu(LS - + - .. ' . 10 --- . - - - - - + 140. Indiana 105 Wednesdays Game IndlanA of Son Diego College % I . -4 - D.c. 31 Sugar Bevel at .. . -. -, ,. - -'-S.-- sI Dallas Penn State 97 vs ..,yior • Rose Bowl at Pased.na, Calif Southern Calfornla 9-I-i vs. Ohio State IC I. NBC-TV Ora, ae Bowl - '': :,, I ':_ . .. S.;.- 10; -- - 1 + -.---,_ s-' - - I -' - . t . I-.?- - 4 - - '' P ..... - -;: .. 1: -- . - + -: ' regular. &ei- ¶. ii <' . S - -.. -- . '- Muguera Caucho Lair s Chucho Larrea '$70 5.10 2.60 3 20 510 2.60 3 6.20 3.806 4." Alava Attu . - quarterbacks rarely, If ever, down pass and an interception: an over-all record of 20-21-1. Consider the precedent of Bob shoulder or his left.' mittee put their trust in a Now the torch passes to But Norm Van If Lombardi is a sainted college coach, Dan De Am. For Stur and he begins, as did Brockiin, Frankie Albert and figur e in Green Bay, Bart Starr 16 years, at Arizona State and Lombardi, by asking for Otto Graham, All began with Is one of the lesser gods. Those Missouri, Devine had been a prayers and patience. The first Penn Course To Oper, 3 60 Negui JavI Erdoza Perez 4 70 7 500 He lasted for 12 full seasons In It is a piece of the lore of pro Triunan. or come to despise the job. 320 I 700 0.10 9.40 Eddy-Javi 4.40 2 260 5 Oviniels (12) S39.40 Perfecta (1-2) 1207.9C EIGHTH - Doubt". Spec. 1: Fermln. Raron 1100 360 Sala Juan 4 60 2 #0 2 300 6 300 3 523.60 Perfect# (6 2) Ul" NINTH Zarre - Singles, Spec. 7: 13 60 7.60 3 40 4 Murula 1320 560 S Altu 11.00 Qulniela (4$) $79.10 Perfecto (1 5) $119.10 TENTH - Singles, Spec. 6.20 2.40 1 340 1 sin Perfecta (54) Daily Double - (1$) $9690 ELEVENTH Doubles. Spec. 7: Alava-Perez 2020 9.00 20 Ogulza AlpI 6 00 3.70 1 Negul Murua 3 10 3 Quinlela (1-4 157.20 Perfects (4 3) $15400 Big Q (1 1 with 3 1) $11000 - -- Ill NEW YORK - ( NEA) - Are they icormlasts, or just con. news. Then, upon the tedvice of his mother (who told him that that fused? Anti-establishment or egomaniaes? Sages or simpletons? second guy was "filling you up with fear"), he got a tWd agent. MarvIn Barnes. lie is now back with the Spi r its. But his problems are not over. Dune Thomas. Also hanging over him is a $1.5 million suit by a former Dick Allen. 1 /,,". k e-';' - - + . '- __ - F-,. - - DELTONA GOLD SPONSORS - . -Shumaker said Penn National's summer meeting will ge t underway on July 2and run through Sept. 14. The final Penn Nati(,, nal mectin4 (pens Nov. 26and runs ollege teammate whom Barnes banged over the Providence C through Dec. 21. unusually gifted performer, Barnes in basketball, Thomas in team after physically a&uulting an assistant coach, and after Steelers Favorites football anti Allen in baseball. having been traded from several teams and showing up only on Each has had terrible times with either the press or fans or rare ed ki is, t seems, is his last resort. bosse, or all th ree. Each has been rock ed by financial dealings. Thomas, 27, was from a working class family wi th a num be r of Each is black. Each was born with a tin spoon in his mouth, But children in Dallas. He went to West Texas State where he was a none, becau.v of his prowess with a ball, has ever needed a tin Allen and Themas were rookies of the year; Barrics is a leading candidate, Each has been lionized anti cuddled. Each has felt "took." And ATEl,lNE, Nev. t AP The Pit tsburgh eelers, hi-' upset the Oakland Raiders Sunday to win the - American Coffference championship of the National fine fmitball player and no trouble to anyone. He signed a decent contract for about $25,000 a year for three years with the Dallas Cowboys. In 1970. his rookie year, he was a f'ootball League, have be en installed star of a Super Bowl team. He wanted to renegotiate his contract and then went into a 3tate of silence that was rivalled only by the Sphinx. Even a mumble by Thomas soon became big news. Like the rumblings of some underground fault. as threeojnt ía- %prites to %in SWr Bowl IX over the National Con. ference champion Minneso ta Vikings. The odds For the Jan. 12 classic in New Orleans were iJisted Tuesday by Harrah's Race and Sports Book. since players not nearly as talented or acomplished were making considerably more money. The Cowboys (IOWfl flat. He at ta ck ed In print his general manager and coach ___ - __ - V. ~ aml;ym-------,-= .. '._w DAUAS tAP) fa Baylor's di dn't even dream of a Cotton Uu-----u, I cinderella Bears made their Bowl until we had two games s historic debut in the Cotton left In the season. Then we won _____, Bowl today as four-point under. Baylor's First conference titl+dogs against seventh-ranked since 1924." i Penn State At one time during the 1974 Both teams were surprised to campaign, 12th-ranked Baylor be In the classic because of the was staring nine consecutive RICH ALLEN DUANE THOMAS way their seasons started. losses in the eye. Baylor lost Its Our goal this year was to last seven games of the 3973 each, at one time or another, L for have Baylor's first winning sea. season and the first two against violent confrontation. Each had one reason or another, has had a "vanished " front his team. son in 11 years," said Baylor's Oklahoma and Missouri Each has been in the news recently, Barnes, a 21-year-old Grant Teaff, who was named year. I rookie center with the St. Louis Spirits of the American BasketCoach of the Year by the Foot"When you go through nine lxiii Association, stopped showing up for games in which he was ball Writers Association of straight losses, that checks averaging 22 points and 15 rebounds. ..4 / 4$merica. your oil, gas and radiator," It seemed he had become virtually penniless alter he had He turned a 2.9 team in 1973 Teaff said, • this suuunwr for $2.1 million. 1k was a poor kid from into an 8-3 club in 1974 to win the "What helped us turn it Providence, H.!., who soon found that his Rolls Ho)ee did not Southwest Conference title. around?" he said. "Our kids 'e- always start, that the pockets of his $70 slacks were made without Te aff added "We wanted to fused to quit - they believed in money in them, and that his new apartment he had with 13 go to a bowl even if it- was the themselves. We knocked off Ok.. telephones wasn't huge enough. 'Chill Bowl' because Baylor lahoma State and that started He was advised by one agent that his contract with the Spirits hadn't been since 1963. We the ball rolling. was unfair to him. He dropped his first agent when he got this -- I pff 'DOG RACING •' S - . - ',, / - .,a.., - ¼, - e..-' .' .' 1/ .' a , - IV ruIsarIng Action ... You Bet! ORLANDO . -- - dark on Wednesday, Feb. 19, Each (if these athletes has made an ambivalent name for head with a tire iron. himself In th e world of .sport. Each has esta blished himself as an Th omas, halfback for th e Wash ing ton Redskins, Is back on th e . T:z '' track closed on Mondays and Tuesdays except for Washington's Birthday. Feb. 17, when there will be a 1:3o p.m. matinee card. During that week the track will be . - '.•' - The winter meeting will run through March 16, with the Three In Combat With Themselves + / the Penn National Racing Association, said Tuesday the state h(-rse racing assoiciatiun had awarded 100 racing dates to the track near Harrisburg. -_- ' GRANNTVILLE, Pa. (AP) - Penn National Race Course, which ended its current meeting today, witi open itsfirstfull 1975smion on Friday,Feb. 7. John J. Shumaker, presidc-rit and general manager of Oulniels (I 2) SU.20 --.- :' i',,, no future in Green Bayand the further comment. - - iI ' - Clark had circulated a petition asking that Broyles be replaced as head football coach so that Broyles could devote full time to duti es as athletic director, The monetary amount of the contract was not disclosed. Neither Broyles nor Bishop was available at once for repeat their triumphs when "It depends on whether the ball Then Dominic OleJniczak and retirement of Ara Parseghian they become coaches. drops over an end's right the Packer executive com. seemed providential. -- T! says Bryant. 'lids year, like when last year, It is up to us. We I am turning down 's great turned fran Lubbock. Arr. Parseghian, who needed made a decision to go to the coachi ng Jot,," he popular 30 "It wasn't an easy decision," one more year to make a rim at bowl which gave the opportunjjmej said Sloan, who became the n- Knute Rodme's Notre l)ame ity to play for the national quasterbac-k said late Tuesday. turn's yo ungest head foothall record of 106 victories, an- championship and ended ep in "But I think I have a good coach when he took over the theOrange,uwewm,w'JJ c-oachingjob.. ihepeoplehere Commodore helm. - 'I prayed thia month. happy. If we lose, It will be begave me a chance to be a head about It. And, It Just came out AJabaji has Its own coach- cause we aren't good enough." el 9_3 'Jlg lf"gend in "aul "Bear" "If we win, though, we'll be Sicar anr.vnccd ht dccim Bryant, th kam, at Mary. the only team in the nation with lucrative coaching post at shortly after 10 p.m., CST, land, Kentucky, Texas A&M a 12-0 record and I think we'll Texas Tech short1v after h!s about 24 hours after word got and Alabama have won 242 desen-e ft nationa l chamCommodores tied the Red out about the Texas Tech games, more than any other lO7." Bengston. that gentle soul was the first to try. Ile ~~ived - - ., buttons SteveSloanisn'tgolng the offer spread acrc Nash- Press. to Texas Tech ne all. vile Monday after Sloan reThey also lost a coach No wonder Devine fled to Notre Dame, to college football iutc A tough act to follow. Phil where he had been more comfortable, But it was probably a situation where lie Starr and his admirers may Van Brocklin once explained three seasons barely, got out be fore the sheriff soon be disillusioned. Celebrity the difference between a touch- uengston was dismissed with padlocked the door, Devine had - - Broyles, who finished the 1974 season with a 64-1 record, had been pressured by some disgruntled fans, including state Rep. Woody Clark of Forrest City, to retire from coaching. His over-all record is 1-61.4 In 17 years at Arkansas. 2 acclaim from the multitudes who believed Lombardi cou,ld genius beyond challenge. Four I season with Staff presurnaby but were driven into retirement walk on water would concede of his Missouri teanu played in will be a hone)Tnoon year. But, P.rfecta (36) 117330 by events they couldn't control. that Starr might sink to his bowl game!., he was almost as as tI me pa_SIXTH - Dailbles, Spec. 1: Ses, he'll either Menche If Attu loo A 20 $20 1 Van Brocklin came closest. ankles. secure in history as Harry make a winner of the Packers Ouinlets ii6) %3s.4o Baylor Makes Debut "41 • FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. I AP)-Football Coach Frank Broyles of the University of Arka nsas has sign ed a new contract that will run through December 1979, Dr. Charles E. Bishop, Arkansas president, said Tuesday. - -.-- -- believers credit that threw the ball straight. There is achievement to Starr, not to no defense against a quarDevine. terback who can throw as? :-. --:V I New Arkansas Pact ____ ____ "-' fl- - at ____ ____ vs West, Hula Bow l at Honolulu mast vs West Jan. II Senior Bowl Mobde, Ala. ____ _________________________ -. e--.- Frank Broyles Signs Waterfield, oulniela 114 1) Ill 10 AIl.America Bowl at 3ampa --- _____ Doubts, Spec. Alava Muguerra Qu;niel (26) Cotton _____________________________ _____ -'-- Orleans Jan. _________ _____ _____ Mew Nebraska ii. Florida to ________ ___ '- 551 00 Notre Dam. 9? vs Alabama Muçuer:a ll 0. N, NBC TV Larrea ____ _____ - FIFTH UrzaReI?la Eta Leni: Football Bowls -- -. ______ _______ - Perfecto (1-3) si".50 Domingo IN BRIEF Perfects (1-2) $130-20 Jan. 4 ______________________ ______________ _____ 421 lS' Tuesday's Results -- -. _____ ___________ -. - 21 11 .531 Ilk's 19 20 .41 Ilk-a CBS TV, _________________________ _____ 9 74 •1 IS West 0lvIsLu 31 S Ml 14 II (3)) 19660 FOURTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Bibao Altu 1900 11 00 700 1 Negul 13.80 100 3 Quinlela (37) SPORTS a and the quarterback. When the Packers went sour Who knows? He might even girl with her girdle slipping. During Lombardi's nine under Devine, resentment was be a good coach. The year he George Ilalas sneered, "In the seasons in Green Bay, the assisted Dan Devine in full sense of the word, he is not a Packers won five NFL expressed in a cruel fashion. Devine's dog was killed and hung up in his yard. terbacks Green Bay won 10 But he had a special talent. beceme a demigod of But history suggests both straight." 600 3 - 04- San A ntoni o East I .697 9 23 .us is 1un Diego I M~ Z12 10 5.40 S oulnIels if 3) s3i 6o Perfecta the National Football League, football that Lombardi, by his 'Ihen he went to Green Bay the time being divided equally personal magnetism, tran. and was devoured by the legend between the Minnesota Vikings stormed Starr into a superb of Lombardi, Green Bay has a T he trauma which has af- and the Atlanta Falcons. But, quarterback, reputation as a pleasant, flicted the Green Bay Packers finally, he was driven to the Starr was shy and uncertain; hospitable upper midwestern since the glory days of Vince wall by a public grown his humility equaled his talent, community. John Had], was Lombardi now becomes the mutinous in Atlanta. l.ml1i persuaded Starr to enchanted when he first went burden of Bart Starr. Van Brocklin never had the reach out, to grow bold, to think there; everybody is daft He seems a most felicitous luck to coach a quarterback of of himself as a great quar- th? Packers and he about was choice. Starr is iminensely his own ability. The Dutchman terback. The I of r d a lauded even popular in Green Bay, he is was the purest of passers. He the Packers, the successes in in the clothing stores. untarnished by the failures didn't run with the ball, he the first two Super Bowls, were But there st which have beset the Packers In threw it. shared triumphs for the coach some football degenerates, Lombardi's abstnce. A ByJACK MURPHY The Herald Services games. Now. of course, the Lm * Sid Gillman defined it: "Ile proportions unknown in football Juan 11 21 * 364 11 IndIana ____________________________________ 'T- -++ -- Lols Utah . ~_ - . 23 23 11 San Antonio _____ _______________ ______________________________________ S - -cUtive . St, Denver -+ the sfiffest test, as it must play two powers back to MIAMI (A P)-This time,it,s ccach except Amos Alonzo back, in Evans and Winter Park Friday and not the Game of the Century. Stagg and Pop Warner. Saturday nights respectively. Both games are at L's only the Game of t he Year Alaba ma is second In The home. Lyman also laces two strong foes, in a for Alabama and the end of an AP's rankings and appears to surprising Colonial team Friday, then returns wi th era for Notre Dame. he tli" only team wi th a shot at '1'5T0 of co llege football's big- over Winter Park Saturday. Lake Howell resum es ta king No. I'ranked Okla. Saturday playing Trinit Prep. Lake Brantley gest names collide tonight in horna, which has completed an resumes next Tuesday playing at Seminole. The the Orange Bowl. Their only u-o campaign, 'Bama also is cof*ontatjon occurred in Stetson University Hatters also resumé its quest favored by 10 points or the Sugar Bowl last seaso n wi th 11-0toand avcr: !at year's bItter fur riatjui1 prominance as it entertaj Yale NoIre Dame winning a 223 defeat Thursday and Hartford Saturday. thriller and the national cham. However, the Crimson Tide pionsiiip JPened to has come ip empty in us last A funny Notre Dame en route to the seven bowl r six losses, One tie - even though they've rematch. The Fihtin' Irish ips ': ' - Division York Virginia my opinion that Hunter sUll belongs to the A's ... We expect + - Ara StepS. Down t . ': . Standings Kentuck y Mepis l4tthe historic arbit ra tion case him, we are a ques flonm PUU~ ' - Eddy-Sanchez ABA ; (3 7) 14+00 Perfecta (3 7) $103.30 - at I. - T THIRD Doubles, Spec. 7: Aldana-Beltia 19 20 15.80 4+00 Boston of Portland Washington seittt, Now are "I sig ned wi th him w hen I City ii r Sfci rr',? I)ei,ni critic oncesaid lie ran like Perlecta (+41) SECOND Doubles. Spec. 7: AldanaLeni: 21.10 1060 300 3 CathoJavI 660 3.00 7 QiJiflIela Wednesdays Games Atlanta vs. Kansas East vedhad that about The Yankees hooked Hunter Hunter, who won 106 games in stated that everything that pus- the Yankees to is agree to what cerned ,.it was always the when informed of Hunter's in Yankees and 22 other teams." signing with the Yankees: Tuesday and the Myear-old the last five sewon3, more than sibly could be done would be order to sign Hunter. Ile said no team had flrdsW Hunter would not disclose the second in the bidding. + ABA + Spec. 7: 1100 13.00 670 4 7.00 160 1 470 6 Lan-I Arana Ica Elor:a ., • ew Star Hur - Doubles. FIRST NRA - offer, .. Z I _______ . I 1 7 .I I 1 j- ' r - . .P 41 i . Petite - the world further told me we were not to amount he signed for, but said days, came from North Caro. Asked If there had been a bid the judge to rule in our favor in the championship game had a super lina to sign a five-year contract champion Oakland A's pitching back final game, with his 13 third quarter points which staff, was ruled a free agent 15 off In money deab, and the deciding factor in h1s deci. higher than the Yankees, he re- and if the judge rules in our when his unfortunate susKri. sion was he wanted to play in and end one of the most cx- days ago because A's owner sion was invoked, he told me, New York, Plied. "I believe so." favor it's a closed Issue. turned the close affair into a rout. The 6-3 senior Pensive bidding wars ever Charle, s 0. Finley, it %as de- 'Any The final negotiations were win In the Courts andIf we time you have I lie oppor. was Mills' choice, but his first game performance known in the sport. When asked it the figure was held Tuesday in Ahoskie, N.C., . cided, failed to li%v up to all the tunity to buy the contract of a against Oviedo could be cal.led so-so, as he spent Yankees have played him prJor $3.75 million, Hunter quipped: in the law offices of Cherry, to our wi ng, "it was always the Yankees terms of Hunter's 1974 contract. player for cash I want you to go ya w the ma jority of the game burdened "No. I signed forS I0 InIWon." Yankee President Paul said ahead whenever with foul and 22 other teams," said Hunt. Cherry and Flythe, where. for certainly be in for tremendous it would be All Paul would say is: "U he t trouble. er, admitting that the Yankee he hoped the addition of Hunter advantageous to the Yankees.— (fidn't have as much pride as he wo weeks, major league base- damages." had been his favorite will return the New York tem The AP learned friam Seminole's 6-5 forward Fred Washington, who Pinstripes bill owners had traveled to woo Asked about Finley's appeal since childhooj WgWy to its former days of greatness, placed baseball sources that ahas, we couldn't hhve given IIIim a pitcher they hoped woWd mke at the news conference lliere, was very effective on the offensive boards in the A contract with a 10-pge ad. five-year contract," them to the World Series and Hunter replied: "Were confirst game, getting fl points On 10 field goals, was a dendum The Yankees signed another Hunter and his lawyers had to spell out the com. onetime Oakland figure for- sough Hunter said one key reason he Increase their attendance. t a deal calling for a five- chose prime candidate for the award also if he had plicated details of Hunter's new mer A's Manager Dick fident we'll have no trouble at Yankees was Clyde Among the final tears Wd year playing contract that Kluttz, performed well in the championship game. employment was signed at 8:30 lLama a New York scout who bidding were the San Die o a year ago. However, would total $3.75 million In Oakland, Reggie Jackson. and signed Hunter as a high school Padres, But Washington finished with 12 points, and p.m. Tuesday in the Yankees' Firdey refused to go along with pay Hunter 115 the Kansas City Royals a hunter teammate still with spent a large majority of the game on the bench temporary offices near Shea million in sala- bonus player in 1%4 for the and the Cleveland Indian& the deal and Williams, after sitry, bonus and retirement the Stadium with earl the tarns hnrnc ,. I I / 4 I ! sEleventeen 300 0 (12).S, QuinieIa(1S)$1140 SIXTH.-I,A--- ICerkIeyV.,Iou Perfecta IS 1) 147.40 112). 2 Montague Beacon (6), 3. SIXTH, I. C, 30.02: RIva Doll (6), 4. Wassilina (7.3), S. Montague ClarIty 160 7+00 2.40 $ Lankey WillIam (1). 6 Aladdin Lad ¶rren SraI 300 370 7 (10), 7. Dell Gbscn (0). 0 H C 's Ton Trans 340 $ Gloavon (3). Quiniela (25) $11 70 SEVENTH. 5.16, 0 1. X'S Bingo . I pitcher, mod celebrated free any other pitcher in baseball. - ;$'. 1. . A- , - - - 35 points, 23 - IN ' = _- Gre43 (6). 6. Yellow star (4). r Rippy Lane (10). I. Little LlIs (6) FOURTH, 1.16, D - 1. Boston Be 'tEVENTH. 5.16. 0, 31.61: Cactus Joy i 40 2.40 240 S - 11 L - . S. 020 180 200 S father (52) 1 Samover (6) S KS Yeller star I. The sources sald Hunter had started with Kansas City," asked for a $1-million bonus, a Hunter said. "He nevw tied to because the panel said he failled Wary of 00,0010 a year for flve me then and he never tied to me 10 five up terms of Hunter's ' contract, is going ahead this est loss to the Yankees also and years. attorneys' fees York Yankees. And Hunter's Then the mustachioed Hunt- said Of now. If it hadn't been for him, Friday in a California court late Tuesday he expects to $260,000, a 10-year retirement the first use of it Us throw his er, ja un tily wearing a Yankee win Yankees would have had wi th his appeal of the ar. just as he did in the Wil- plan calling for $50,000 a year, a more tr signature on a contract which cap, appeared at a news con- Ila ble , ou signing me." bitratlon ruling. Legal ms case. $I-milhon life insurance policy The selection Of Oviedo's Clennie Patterson as The Associated Press learned ference, flanked by Gabe Paul, Hunter said the bidding never however, have said that Finley Paul said that when the cur- on himself and a $25,000 in- came down to the point of the has little chance will total about $3.75 million, the club president. of overturning the tournament's MVP resulted in more fire works making him the highest paid rent Yankee partnership was surance policy on each of his Yankees versus one other team. the rul Ing. "I'm delighted or I than the games. wouldn't created. majority owner two children. player in sport. IU sources said Ile said as far as he was conbe here," said the smiling George Steinbrenner "publicly they belie Seminole head coach Joe Finley said Tuesday night, + ;, .' - NEW YORK (AP) -Catfish during the rebuilding of Yankee ficials felt they rather compete with that tour- Hunter's strong right arm Stadium, that fabled baseball wound up as manager of the nament than the Sentinel Star Tournament held the Califomia Angels. considered by some to be base park known The H as ouse That Finley vows to buttle his 12tprevious week also in Winter Park. ball's best -belong3 to the New Babe Ruth 8WIL" I 760 4 R orilHarrs - may have been kept down by the Tangerine Bowl Basketball Classic being played the same two nights at Rollins College in Winter Park. But of. Seminole County teams see action. Seminole faces (5), s) %I? 4o Perfect& is I) s?i oo I 0 way, the so-called second half of the prep - • 'i ClassyWlnk 320 7 00 2 40 1 Dusty Dallas (6). A K's Breeze IS 2). ~. .Freddy Dello 7 .00 A 20 6 S.silver Stinger 15). 6. Suger Melody -_ a . a Surprise 360 3 (12). 7. Streakiry Mimi (4). e. Ir isinies I I 6) sis so Tonkawa Ted 00). I Perfect$ 0 6) S32-10 FIFTH, 5.16, C - I. Gold Ore (6). FIFTH, 5-16, 0. 3i.4i: 2 Risky Pam (8). I. minects God Miami Dade North, Manatee Community College, Mattatuck Junior College, (Conn.) along with SJC will be competing for the championship. The Raiders will be hosting two other out of state teams later in the season, when teams from New Jersey and Illinois invade the new gym. y foul trouble, r I ô 6 Rsre Ada (5) 7 Montague Event (I). I. D,G.'s QuInlels (I I ~ Incidently the new facility on the SJC campus will be officially open Friday night as the Raiders host a two-day, four team tournament. the reporters who voted for Patterson. Semirsole9 S Randy Brown, who finished with tournament with • S a. Honest I . Golly Girl facility for the two-day affair, but it's rumored that SJC officials want to bring next year's tournament to its new facility on the SJC campus. immediately began displaying their displeasure to 7 . - - championship, losing 22.21 to 10 mark In 1974. the Birmingham Americans. quarterbacks, Bobby Douglass Ile said will be in CtJcago on and Gary fluff, but he had no A graduate of Texas AMI, he nient on who would lead his was a Los Angles Rarm lineg with the y backer for 13 years and was press and to begin working on team. called to the Washington Red- FI next seasons plans. Pardee said he will have skins as a player and later as an Pardee indicated it was toc freedom to chose his own staff Lyman High School provided an adequate Mills and his staff I - THIRD, 5. 16, M. 31.70 THIRD. 5.16. M 1 Wlnemaker flaynor 72C 1 40 2.60 5 (6). 2 1t Babe Eckert (3).). RapId UjstreEckerl 400 2.20 1 Rick 1, Cathy Gal (5), Fawn - _ - .cf / .- I f ____ ... £ losing teams were calling time-outs in the final moments to regroup their forces even though the game was hopelessly lost. __S \S . p --p..- ' Tarlan (6), 7. Blue Sangria (6), I Qajinlela 12 7) $36 40 Perfecta (77) t166.70 from the respective communities. To prove our point of the building rivalries, we observed coaches leaving in regulars although the win was assured, likewis coaches of apparent Although it's not official, the crowd appeared larger Fridqy night, at the Seminole County Christmas Tournament than did the attendance for ._t_,_.._._.' es %IS 00 (' i FA TONlOHT'SENTRI E S icago Bears early to say what he'll do wi th of assistant coaches and (n1u assistan t coach. tlw team but said he would trip luting a staff will be one of his Terrns of Pardee's contract Pardee, 38, was the WFL's out the personnel department first malor lobs, were not announced. Football League on Thesday by and that means allowing the \ .- Coach of the Year after guiding with the player draft at the end Pardee succeeds Abe Gibron, his financially troubled Iran. of January. whe three seasons as head chise to a 146 record and then coach of the Bears led to a disHe said hetsfamlflar with the as almost captured the league's t 12-26.1 reco rd with a 4. styles and records of the Bears' what he's been chosen to do - from his Orlando, Fla., home, pp " . tc lead the floundering Chicago "ney have a great football Bears out of the football tradition and have an out144 N standing general manager in oldr Pardoe, who built the World Jim Finks." Football League's Florida "Finks said he will hanWe the I Blazers into a near-champion business operations. Ile told me team, was he plans to manage the Bears JACKPARDEF the Bears of the National as he did the Minnesota Vikings coaches tocoach.- I 'FIRST,S.l6,L3).ss FIRST lA - LMaIIne Idol WlIclIltAndy 7.50 3.00 300 1 (12), Ks Hopeful ( 5-2), 3. Tumble Bouncer Boy 340 7.50 I Jet (sO). 1. Good Recovery (0). S. Nod KIng 7 TerI Gibson 1), 6. Montague - Inte!?,!!DispIayed \. Dog Entries Log Results - vemallmliffm -r __ Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975-9A 1. - .. - 1 - / - r: w;;;' ' a..i \ Dr. Jerry I ' ell) wel"WX the latest Gold Spomon: Mrlaan Sanberg of Deltona Rexall Drug, Inc.; F( 0 to r): red Koehier, Deltona Medical Dr. Anthony Borowskj of Deltona; Ray Mlnshall of Oran Arts & Pharmacy; ge City. This brings Sponsors at SM each for the touirnament to be held Jan. the total to 71 Gold 11 and Club. (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) 12 at the t) eltOna G,011 and Country ;;~. I/ 011 Jalalal "%'orkJ's fJ%(('.,f - 'b POST TIME a P.M. 'MATINEES: 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV PLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECTA fAflFORD-OLAflDO KEnnEl. CM IN LONG WOOD OFF 1712 SORRY NO ONE UNDER if I - (;J11)t''' PIr ,-AltjtuvJ li Vageri n k, 12 power-charged games nightly except Sundae Post time 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon ' Two Big QS nMi) B. Pain Quinirlas Perle-c tat Monda-, Thurday, Saturd.'1 . Two Bi g t)iity Doubles • Lachs I:e Thursdâ7 Night • Admhejon SOs and up (Under 1$ not admfttriJ: lot 0 ' tIjt,00i cdlI 305 3 19.6221 !.After .i rn 7 Mlt( S NORTh Oh ORLANDO ON HWY. 17.92 FERN PARK- CASSIIBIRRy- MINUTES FROM 1.4 NO W%TINFF TOMORROW, �10AEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 ____________________ LJ I . Travel Booming Ocean f'.... ...iij By CHARLES OHL The Herald Senices MIAMI, Fla. - Wi th much of the American economy sagnaun and the prophets of doomhav1ngtheIrday,jwo seem to follow that the ocean cruise bus'ness also should be becalmed. Such is not the case The number of people hopping a boat for a cruise is higher n ever - more than 820,000 out of U.S. por ts last year, a staggering increase of fl4 per centsIncel. And more are on the way a.s ships in this cruise capital the United States check them in and out in revolving-door IF 6 YOUR - v- u e pci e ADVERTISING IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM FAMILY? AL ANON or families or friends of problem clrinkofs. - 'IC.)I - ' . .•. CO1APLETE. • N I - - ;I ft I' . -1 1 --- . ,_._,uul I - 377 6719 , • -. . . . -• __ .•.. '-- .- j' fashion. --.. Lost andFound Billfold. No questions asked Need ID Mall or bring to Te'race Apt, 12, LOST Black .' Norwegian Caribbean Lanes, for instance, operates three cruise vessels - the Stat-ward, ' ' I_ ) d . , T 1. . t!,, Sl.~ ,.~.Ird,aiLl the Southward W. 'r I and South America on a year- L\ 1 4 4 r , - . . -, - Z~'r --'- - __ I I _. I 4 . .. . . ~Iw f . . .I ( . . Wk* Floral . .. .4/ _______ Ben Ave.. Lake Mary. 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Sanford 373 - And furnished fra.lef, 1150 Mo , plus $33 Securely. Mullet Lake Park, 349 5743, OFF AIRPORT Is-Phip Wanted Homes, Lots 7 8drm choice l")t, Employment - *0 Al in Sanford's finest family park. Come out today SANFORD 323-7900 14-Camping-R esorts I/' FROM ONLY MOBILE HOME PARK Ilest lot selection *Dishwashers .1 & Recreation I I '. COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES •Fishtng a Boating REAL . I ITennis Courts ID-Do It Yourself II-Instructions ESTATE it Bedroom Apl, •Swimmng Poo l 9-Good Things to Eat -. Commercial Properties SEMINOLE. LAKE Care 7-Motels - Hotels 377 - runs good, factory air, all povrr 1395 or best offer. 322-7)97. - Beds, $70. Home decorationS; Øfl 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture. 300 Sanford Ave. 373 9310 24 Hour Servic. Mobile Homes Rent on. -- - Vacuum Cleaners, US ]; NewComplete a ntng and tau Xmas lewelry; Xmas lights, Bunk vice for Small businesses - Cove 1970 MOB. CT Excellent Condition Call 372 1427 --_- -- ________For Sale REALTOR - - SQ CallBart Real Estate ______________ 3 Monte Carlos In stock. Two 1971's and one 1970. Super nice. Call Don Pope, 372-1651. Dealer. etc ________________________ Estate REALTOR 24 Hour Service 322 7196 - Announcemet,,s 1963 Ford Falcon, runs v er y well Only $175 322 0074 Auction ts We also buy estates, 151 Apartment sites wanted in Sanf or d 3 to 6 acres, sewer and water at site sr" rope' Zoning. Send in formation to Cardinal InduStry Inc., P.O Box U. Sanford SANFORD, FLA. CalIBart Real 47 J bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh bOrt. 7p1. morigage, or refinance R Real Estate Broker 322 1)01 l6lOHiawa,p,aAve at Fiw,d.. ,. air, needs engine repair Makeotfer 327 lOtS STAN'S AUCTION 3 72 9719 OPEN DAILY uuu REALTOR, 6750711. Home On Lake Happy Holidays garage, fenced lot, $I7 i,,, 1972 VegaGT.lipeed,radlo ___ VA or FHA Sanford- 3 BR, Central heat, brakes, steering, 1 owner, 1500. Deltrna _Jlt!_FountainheadDr. No Sale This Week, Plcu? Aiati, Saturday Jan 4 HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL weeIisoId,$70 ',.4 A ------- 1967 Olds Cutlass, 7 dr. hardtop, faCtOr y automatic, power -- 5. 10 or 20 acres. OTM%irable iocjT. paved 'Oad trees Terry Realty, Deflâr5 PAYTON Pets and Supplies ----- Autos for Sale - 72 75 ______ 65 Show Open daily 10 S for Siamese Kitt en s I ,f , - -. Early American Cherry Fint5 Exte-nCstoS7"withleafarwjcIose.s to7I",fl99 NOLL'S.Casselberry, I4 y Il 7. 5)0 4; TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS 322w2611 or - __________________ 1972 Vega Hatch ba ck Complete drive line with 70 engine. 1.473. Will siparaf.. Various body and in. r,rcor parts available. 339 5714 Bat Cave.N C _________________ - 661 1/91 ,_ - - - Lawn and Garden _____ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Orlando Drive Sanford 723 377 2115 AlterHour. 377 3991 377 0649 - 41-"Ousts for Sal. _____ CARROLL'S FURNITURE __________ home park Antique , Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp'? Shampooer for only SI per day . Low 80 Jan 345 City Auditorium -. Friday& Sat. I m.to 9.30 Sunday 1pm to 6p m Admission. $ 1.50 Chapman Shows ________________________ reage Sanford Your choice of ter m3 ' rOoms, Pa ba ths, central air. FIVE ACRES, Only $6390 juSt 11 Carpet ed, fenced, trees Many mlles north of DeLand. Beautiful, extras $77,500 PH. 372 3791. hiçh, ligfIIy wooded land Ex Ceilent terms! Sackett Inves tment Corbett Real Estate Co. Broker, Winier Park.6.47lIli S,enora 3 beorooms, 3 baths, 2 car garage, air, shag carpet, , cleaning oven. Almost new Call coiled I 634 356.4 eves - 42-Mobile Homes Furnikp*d or unturnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 323 7920; A'ter S. 372 7579 AppHans ___________________ - wy 16 40-Condominiums Terms by owner. bat -?-'t had see wb we uy - 3bdrms, Sanfør's best section, . Antiques Ocala 64 Equipment for Rent ________________________ I7 W 1st St., 3725411. ____ 11 - We now have models relay for irnmed;ate occupancy n Carriage __________________ - KACTUS KORRAL. 2155 Sanf or d Ave. next to Horse & Rider Western Store. Brand new stock! Largest ever! Cacti, Succulents, Pottery. Pinkey Harrell new gsen and manager Mobile Homes Pick up, F 100, Custom, cyl.. 6' bed, radio, heater, 16.000 actual m;les, excellent condition 322 6.390 109W lit St .3734357 _ ' 17)) Fr Cons tennis privileges Immediate NEW KABOTA DIESEL TRACTOR ANDMOWER.53.100 OCCUPOnCY Owner Also[ 33) 371 0321 EVENINGS 'i or 373 7179 _______________________ 42 I f- 7 GOLD -family room, living room, dirsir, -. room, utility room, 2 car garage 63 Machinery and Tools Pretty landscap;ng with own __________________________ 7% Interest '- Trucks and Trailers 197 1 GMC pick up truck long wheel base. 32.000 mIles, air, radio, 51.393 372-7717. --'-' ' -------.-------_- SEMINOLE COIN CENTER _ -- Kitchen Equipped,$%1j Call 377 4$3o - -- 62 - Lovely] bedroom, bath home with central heal. carpeting. $5900 down payment, as mortgage of 516,507. Paymen ts $16 monthly. M UNSWORTH REALTY 'EALTOR 372 9711 _____ No Qualifying! Only ,000 down and assume mortgage Nearly new I b ed room home with nAnri. "i-si, " - 67)7 lOHPMerCuryan(lTrailer W. 3 22 372) MUST SELL NEW) RD. 7 BATH HOME, all extras, goo,, location. Make offer 3772717 * - 16flrir.n,t-,ri;,s,,..,., WWW' Central Florida', MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR 3221991 19195 Fr en ch 3777374.377 1196, 372 754 New houses ins rural ar ea No dow n payment, monthly payments lets than rent. Government sunsidi:e.d to q ua lified buyers Call to see' if 7534 Park Dr S 160 322 47A FROM '160 Rent Stemper Realty ---- ----- 69 Stamps-Coins ____________________________ 372 5961 11' Tn Hull with 25 HP Johns Harding galvanized trailer. Bes t offer and take over low mon thly payments 373Q99), Lovely 1 bdrm .7 bath house, big liv, rm., separate din rm,, convenient kitchen. Low down, CSsumable mtg., 1706 mo Only $76 Jim Hunt Realty 2BedroomHous. FW $11111110111111111 Change 1. rnoms, 1 bath. carpe?ecJ with air. $150 month. 3 8edroomndu. Cenraip,eat end air - 37-Business PVQI' For Consecutive 3 bdrm , 17 baths, ________________ KuIp Rosily, 377 73 NOW LEASING - For Rent ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Linn Minimum I UJL) For yards with large tree-s. $15,000. PARK RIDGE 'EM While * Motorcycles 179 Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave ROBSON MAR INE 2977 1792 1959,372 41&4 They 're Hot! furniture, appiiance-s,t ools ect Buy I or 1001 stems .Larry's 15' Cre-stliner. 75 HP Johnson, Holscfaw trailer, many extras. Very clean. 131 6737. rIo, - 7 _________________ - Broker 78 -. Lawy BLAIR AGENCY IS HP Evinrude, electric star? (,ort Condition ill - CASH 322-4132 - Huge kitchen with dishwasher, w carpet, nice big yard 137500 GOO D NEIGHBORHOOD 2bdrm hnm. pane!ed Farr.ii 603W lit St 373 6041, 373 05 17 family room. $710 rno, plus deposit 131 _______________________________________ . - .MobUa Homi ias 24ca line or 3 bedroom, l' bath. un furnished fenced back yard, su,s X. _____ Ads . i,c a . 2Stinws .. Royal Inn, in IlanAllen, Queen Walking into the courtyard of Victoria visited as a girl, along By JOHN PINXERMAN she does charcoal sketches and She displays the George Inn at Huntingdon, with her mother, in 1832. Sir The Herald Services them with many other artists on the walls of Rue near Lindon, for instance, you Walter Scott and the poet WilQUEBEC CITY, Canada-Charles Dickens du Tresor, a seasonal open-air "gallery" in the can almost he3r the dippity- Barn Wordswcrtii also stayed was captivated by this unique city's charms in heart of the walled city. clop-chop of th coach and here. 1842-and so will you be. You will like Christine. She exhibits from late horses of another century. Charles Dickens and De Montreal looks down its long nose at Quebec spring to October, then paints or relaxes during Today there is a fine wel-. Quince)' were among the because of smaller population (only 450,000 here the winter, come, and some good English famous visitors to the Lion at vi. Montreal's 1.4 million But, Quebec remains She is an example of the reasons you will cooking, in the George at Shrewsbury. a city of character while Montreal is fast enjoy your Quebec visit because there are lots Huntingdon, noted for Its fine The ancient George Inn In becoming a vast cellar-an underground more of French Quebeckers just like her. architecture. The town was the Borough High Street, South. complex of stores, parking lots and other Quebec, of t'ourse. Is a lower town and birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, wark, London, has a great conwierci enterprises, upper town. The lower town is commercial and the local grammar school's galleried courtyard dating from Quebec Is also a place of history and a place mnoifly, with one area of historical value pupils included the coaching days that has kept its hundreds of years of tradition - being restored by the city and the province. distinguished English diarist, East Anglia has many fine since founding as a permanent outpost by upper town sits on a flat rocky plateau, with its Samuel Pepys. timbered buildings. Including Samuel de Champlain in 160. It also i a ptace of Citadel still living proof of the military ad. Many English Inns are known The Swan Inn at Lavenham, the leisurely life as tourists and locals alike stroll vantage of high ground. The Citadel has military as The Old Bell, The Red Lion, and The Bull at Long Melford, U narrow cobblestone streets and alleys of the reviews open to the public and a visit there or the Black BulL The Old both buildings dating from the old walled city- the only walled city In America proves to you quickly why it was so Important a Fighting Cocks, In h1storc St. 15th Century, n'rth of Mexico , ptiri during trequert French-British battles, Ahans, has strong claims to the lime modern A4 road follows Tins city, too, is a place for shopping fez - even one with the American colonists in 1775, country's oldest Inn, much the same route as the pensive Shopping) and It Is a place of the true When Col. Benedict Arnold's forces were In Nottingham, is a hostelry Great West Road between French restaurant. There are not as many destroyed in an abortive attempt to seize the named The Old Trip to '.ondon and Bristol. Naturally, as in Montreal and they are not quite city, then go on to conquest of all Canada. restaur - Jerusalem. Above the windows this was well provided with so fancy, but the French onion soup at Aux A stroll In Quebec will give you a fascinating i the date 1189, and a sigit: coaching inns. Among the ones Anr;ens is a dhiracv you never will forget anti hisfrrv lesson, a 1o4: at famed Cte,iii "The Oldest }lorin'.Breweil Inn not to riiLs,s are The Cstle Irut th service is less hurried than in Montreal. Frontenac, the iumteint hotel that draws .so many Ui England." The inn is built at Windsor, near London; the Some of these observations add up to what is visitors, A *10 million Improvement project is Into the rock on which Notting. Castle and Ball at Marl. niost apparent In Quebec City. This is a place under way at the chateau-and it is a project of ham Castle stands, borough, and the Lansdowne where 92 cent of the people are French and need. The hotel Is run down inside, has no airWhich Inn Is really the oldest? Arms at Caine. speak French. condtlonlng for hot, humid summers and, ex. Conflicting reports and stories On the Great North Road two However, they will help you struggle with cept for tradition, runs a bad third to the newer abound. At Hurley there Is Ye worthwhile stopping places are your mangled French as you seek to corn- Hilton and Jus completed Concorde, the latter Okie Bell, bearing the even date the Golden FIee"e at Thrisk, municale, and they always are people of charm with one of those modci.day revolving of 1135 A.D. and the Golden lion at Narthalarid of good temper. They typify all the won- resta u'ants on top. This Is one city, at least, The Red Lion at Colchester lerton, derluj things of France but without any of the where the Hilton is not run-of-the-mill. It is occmies the site of an im. William Shakespeare's birth. arrganre ot the Parisian or the too frequent French in Pser)ilüng but exterior looks-It portant old Roman building and place. Stratford-o.',-Avon, has hostthty htund in European France toward the resembles the faceless typical 11. S. post office, a later medieval Inn. Much of an Inn called The Shakespeare, American. though 23 storIes high. But, its Le T&t de Quebec, the present building was built in which was built as a private year Tntv-ix.yearChristine de Gwse is an glassed rooftop restaurant, gives a spectacular 1470, some 20 years before house in 1496. In 1769, it was example. She is native of Quebec, she is pretty, kxik at the city, old and new-with pr;ce to Columbus set sail for America. "Dedicated" as an Inn by David she isanarti and she sas friendly as your next match. Beer is 21,50 a bottle ; a martini, $, but The Won, enlarged soon after Garrick, the great Shake,door neighbor u-i Springfield. Ill She pirihc and 11w fi is excellent. thit. s':s tltscribcd as- "an prarean actor. 2 RHCL ,,,'syrv.. n-H.assa Rt UM,.I4 -------- -0:00 A.M. .S:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday lthruStlm.s ...... 4lcahfw - // . - * central heat air. $3 3 73 _______________ ____ MARINERS VILLAGE, APTS. Sanford M;Z 0. - 3i-Apartm.ntsR.tt 021 .flGA') 1J 111"118i -, p r'ou * "Get bdrm , I bath, dining room, fami ly roof-n, kitchen equipped, garage, From the Management Unfurnished Park. Winter -I - BLVD. ewt UØUJ P'IJ6ptLL6 ' - 3227613 S Spacious rooms, air, heal, fenced yard Kids and pets Okay United Real Estate Assoc. Inc ToIlFree2sS0900pen 9am_9pm - - 30-Apartments Rent Department Hours I%IIc 'v - r. •.... ..u,,,v,,I ,.J - (0'JN TRY LIVING -_ - Option to Buy 9&JW MW YWA 34-Resort Property " - ACerage.$140 Mo. and Want Ad 'i'J - SANFORD _________________________ 34-Mobile Homes Rent -- - ,.a_a,.. CidI ø,,, D... . -- p:, usm Boats & Marine Equipment Really 3 bejrc,orn, 2 bath, home, like new, Woodmire Park, 3 bdrms,, 1 baIt corner lot, $19,500 May consider 'CYLINDER, $60 373.1910 Motorcycle Insurance Misc,ftemt 191t Chase Ave 372 5.977 _________ -.----,-.-.-----.-------'----- A steal at only 173,150. Low down Hurryt CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. 13187" 6 Room house partially furnished . Fireplace In Fla. room. Fruit trees. 373 1044, 7170 ttti6kituj f,'i1rn, tr, rr h -il, grac,- MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ,,. 25-Loans VUIMIIUU UUU777sJ Their - 'J,Inurni,sneu -,--------- iaYiiNYUKJ cljsri I 1961 FOR D MOTOR Carport Sale: Fri -Sat. 76065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR 32) 5771 * reasonable offer. Term arranged. Owner, 377 2750 Houses Rent --- 24-Business Oppotalties MARKET Of - 32 Duplex Sanford area, 2 Bedrooms. stove, refrigerator, Air, SW pi us ________ $30 deposit. 1149051. ________ SANDLEWOO) VILLAS TheGood Harold Hall liltSanford Ave - £0 -- SEASON'S GREETINGS SOUTH SANFORD exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1214733 Sales 'd'QhlS)775.471or)77 73 57 - Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 BUY DIRECT FROM BOX r,. r.on.i.LY.S.East44,SanfQrd - - Auto Repairs Paris-Accessories Barbed Wire- Hog wireChickenWire_Fencepost... - . -- 76 Feed BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY rrn PIS. - Fruit jars._Q,s. Garage.Rummage 54 - - I Bed r oom AduttsOnly Park AvenueMobifepark 7$15ParkDrive,3fl) Financial FARMER'S old I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. 7100 MELLONVILLE AFTER S parts ,ou have an eye for real v,IiU.', vcual eyC ?hC' cISstj regularly ________________________ . Sleeps 6, gas, electric Reasonably pric ed 373 6973, __________ It .. 07 Roadruryr overcab camper , , . 372 6173 - Trailers - Chihuapua, 6 nios Animal H,rti erinelt, 327 5757 MO0PeEYAppLIAplrc isir,.. - Camper-Travel 75 wks. female, $15; 9 Appliances U)kFPc - - tenor, range, refrigerator, drye, ic-.CatetJ, electric Pd, no oeposit. Mature adults 373 5693. I ?)Is WASHER, serv,c , used machines ST. JOHNS REALTY cenlrai heal & air, custom or 1 or 2 bdrm, trailer, also apt, Well '177 KE':MORF REALTY _, By o wner. i bdrm., 2 baths, 2 c-i garage, large eat in kitchen.] yrS. old. 137,300 373 6642 after S a,Id week ends 1. 52 llOOC 25th St 377 66 55 RFALTORS.371 6)S3orMS 7313 Sqveny Pets and Supplies $irn ________________________ -___ HUFFMAN REALTY AlPeII,JennyClark,As 377 lSN;272$153 Day. y FORREST GREENE, INC. Best Value ----...... 65 XULP DECORATORS '39W. Happy New Year * WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st 51. AVALOtI APAR IMEP4 IS ADULTS, NO PETS 11 6W. ?pd St. DUPLEX- Furn or unfurn, Ideal location Reasonable rat es . V er y nice 313 3721 anytIme, Things to Eat central heat, air, extras. Owner. 373 1741. last mo. plus 530 deposit I child. Goods 67.A - Ads. Oartsstw,vj, 6 wes, mOIC, red, US. GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC 3776437 372 7111 Sa nford, FHA, 4 fldrm., 7 bath, . B - . -V & Household 1, 1973-hA Wednesday, Jan. Want ----H--- 51 JOH1,fIy WALKER JAFFER FL Sanford, ______ - _ Happy New Year Houses for Sale No pets 323 5611 Lake Mary, 2 bdrm. near SiC, 1-4 & Sa nford Choice of green or gold decor. $ lisO mo 131 0791, NAVEL ORANGES, 1210 RU NStIbOr Also Tangerines 3fl6733o'3fl0362 _______________________ SANFORD,]?] resilly doesn't get that hot when or pantsuits are requested In (usually $1.50 to $2 per couple). two-week voyage. depending on There are shops of every how much shopping is done. -, 1 room furrsithrcl duplex. 241h SI. 1st Cl'jse to downtown, new lovely 2 bedroom, aIr, carpet, kitchen fully equipped, - Water sewer gar ba ge service Pd. by owner. 5 170. 3fl 759$ or 373-193. do Apartments Rent Furnished Relax Shop the easy way today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. a,m., hot dogs and hamburgers the ship Is moving, but the public rooms, _______ 31 Ave 323 1310 0 11111111111110 11111;1111111 Herald House for 5.1, . city park & Sanford Pfa:a, From I 41 lake a cue from a Classified Ad and tell your no longer needed pool table! Phone 372 2611 or 13199-93. SIlO. Airport Blvd. nebr Sa nfor d I Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines lemons Will ship RU. Hutchison 37710 --- air, quiet exclusive Sanford residential area. Mature adulit Only No pets 322-1195. to - Good of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat, Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, air . Sunny kitthens, piaygroun, near telephone . InA, Thursday, REWARD. 32"2 .__ First floor of 306 W. 13th St. , with office space, $00 sq. ft., double garage, parking area. 372 $001. LEASE- Deluxe unfurnispsedl bedroom apt,, siso. Ground floor 3736650 at Th* Herald oflicft IN North French Ave, Sanford Plie do not LOST: Wedding Ring Set, 6 diamonds, near Cavalier Motor UIDE 7 Bed room duplex. Adults preferre $lSweekp,ap. Damagedeposit ]?26620or373 315.4 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1120 Florida Ave. Sat with stones. R,-*ard 430.7714. CAR BUYER'S -. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. I 12 Bdrm. turn or unf urn. 3707 Orlando Dr., 373 6670 makes the tob more interesting and Profit Hittle a at WInn Dixie at 1792 & Hwy. 431 pan Pek, Porn and Cha. Black and brown some whit# around lace and fe*t. Silver collar - --', W%M OST: Irish Sitter, female. Grand to bring bad news to your door. midnight. There are, of course, variety of activities to choose Antonio In Jan. ica, Willemstad to bring into the United States There Isnobig city noise. And, aisocockthflhours fjttrdinhere from: swimming In the s hip in Curacao, a port city near $200 worth of goods per person mos t of all, there are no ringing and there, pool, sitting on the deck Caracas in Venezuela, Bridge-. from St. Thomas without being teiephones. The service is impeccable. reading, playing shuffleboard or town in Fort-de-France in Mar- charged duty. And, ho, the comforts aboard Waiters and busboys are Ping-Pong, getting up i game tinique, Philipsburg in St. Despite rising fuel and labor Own sleek vessels, hovering about constantly. In the card room, taking part in Martin, Charlotte Amalie In St. costs, cruise lines have held "They treat you like a Returning to his cabin after the exercise class, learning the Thomas, San Juan In Puerto prices In line although an inqueen," said one lady who took breakfast, the traveler finds art of flower making, taking in Rico and Nassau in the crease is slated after the first of a two-week two-week nfnprvrt rrinka •,.i •k,n L.. l...ta L.Li jaziu,ui. isv ivis uenmnu a travel lecture, getti ng your Bahamas, -the year. Rates now run around the Sou thward, miraculously has been traits- hair done In the beauty shop, or The scenery Is spectacular, $500 per person for week cruises The food Is excellent, by any form ed into a neat and watching a movie In a theater from the guango and breadf ruit and abou t $900 for two weeks, standards, and it is abundant; gleaming abode by the rarely not too much smaller passengers are warned bef ore visible cabin steward. Even air on the mainland ( Ulan some trees of Port Antonio to the cool, including plane fare and based there are white beaches and aqua ma r ine on double occupancy. boarding that any calorie fresheners have been used, matinees and evening per- wa te r of Nassau. Since island tours are not counting is forbidden. The The modern cruise liner aL;o forTnances). Sometines the ship stops included and hquor and tips are menu starts with wake-up Is completely air-conditioned, Dress is mostly informal, alwithin walking distance of extra on ship; a couple coffee at6:3Oa,m,,afuUt)r(. and controls can be set in-. though sometimes in the downtown; other times it is probably should plan on fast from orange Juice to divldually for each cab in. It eveningalter6p.rn.coat and tie necessary to ta ke a taxi spending around $3000 for a delicious preserves at 7:30 - HeIghts, Grocery and d " Wands). There Is no mailinan at 6 p.m., followed by buffet at I ier waistline, the traveler has a month _~-:__ round schedule out of this port. . __ ___ -. 11r4r' .. '9t's J-, biUjon7 Probably, in these daysof The cruise business Is booming as more Americans than ever This is one of the rear decks of the 3-year-old Southward of the gloom and doom, it's the find that fresh air and sunh1neand relaxation are the way togo. Norwegian Caribbean Lanies 4. geta way 1sure. T1 re no television. There are no from the snack bar starting at passengers returning from a And then there are the ports description. Best shopping bet newspaper-' (although bys-old 11 a.m., formal lunch at 12 warm and humid Wand find the of call, which are the biggest is probably St. Thomas, where. U.S. newspapers sell for as high noon, tea and snacks (with air conditioning a blessing. events for some of the women for Instance, you can pick up a as $1.25 on some Caribbean piano music) at 4 p.m., dinner When not expandi ng his or shoppers. The Sou th ward on a filth of duty-free I.W. Harper -' I Business Property For Rent Commercial property and bulld;ng 703 French Ave 322 0235; after 5,372 4697 C old Batselt t1Oun,J, brc,ritt.tanBetwecn .. __ ' the Four OST - Apartments Rent Unfurnished everyone in town'? If You are: can type and are interested 'flPchlngupsome tr1money'.the Evening and Sunday Herald Is Interviewing OtrtIPOfldentior:ii areas, of Seminole and Southwest Volula COunfift Ah s hetptUlbulflor°" '3senhiaI Th e ablty Sanford_ 322 7833, . 30 A You on Pt-OPJe who kncwt Alit: £_i1i - . - S Use 41 Furnithed or unfurnished 60 Swimming pool 1770 S Orlancsc Dr.37] 2920 ________________ Correspondents GiVe ___________________ . , aparlmentbicJgsn(0rd p0 Box 3993. Savannah, Ga . 31404 local references driver license. nursing experience S W . 322. 39". Widow wants room and board with lonely Sanford widovio, - . -- 37 'of? bedroom duplex apartments TEXAS REFINERY CORP offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature Individual In Sanford area. Regardless of experience, airmail G. J. Pate, Pres, Texas Refiner y Cor p , Box 711, Fort Wor th, Texas 76101. FREE RENT LIVE IN, permanent. with 2 adults. private room & bath, mature. - Apartments Rent ..mJay UIII. 044 For couple to manage and maintain _________ OttRight. Unfurnished 3079. Help Wanted 18 - - ' shin Own foranSPor1alion •]I13?O after 6 Piano Clarinet 1 Voice 12 exp. Will come to horre. 671.7221. Sanford Florida .t - - • : . evening JlOUsePIetsPer Longwood 5 days Certified music teacher. Organ Can Help Call A23 wri eCox 2l) Relief night auditor-part time desk clerk. Experienced only. Corn pan, benefits Apply 61 Holiday ..- - • -. ' - . . . - -=-- Enroll now Icr January sewir.g classes Singer approved dealer. ?IO L. 1St 51 111 6161 Perhaps AlOhll Anonymj' MART ' . I - Cook, Year -- 30 Help Wanted per manent employment. Apply 10 nn, am. to 7 p.m., Holiday lion, AllarrOnte Allamonte Springs. is'' the Ho Ho Ho' over? Let Avon Instruction* PROBLEM -.. Help Wanted First I -;ACED WITH AORlpfxtf4( ON . 18 ew _________ ______ 1731611 - runner anformaflon caii I1J 43I '. I .. 1I , DtDATiflIJ IbI RECR E A TI -' . - 1'' •. - - . - Tangerines PIck them lrcih. $2.50 bushli ________________________ ____ me __ -- or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. S6t1ICd Fla. 37771 . I - : i or j • ' - Jrurr Eat 9GoodT YOU TROUdLED? Call Toll Free. 6.44 7027 for "We Care""Holline', Adults or Teens ci • 1/ 1. Herald, Evening I ARE PAGES OFFER . * __ Personals Buy -- Aea '*) ii Read, -'----- 4 I r % ises Look, Economy Despite A EVERY DAY . . . 831-9993 DIAL �- -:-----.r- - - ------.- - - - - ------- - - ------------------- ------------ --. - -- - - - - --------- _ - - . . -................. - 12A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -. - ......... - ---- - C _. - -s---------- - - - -- - - -- - -- -- --- - - -: ---------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, Jan, 1, 1975 2438 FRENCH AVE.—NEXT TO WINN.DIXIE Pol'i'ce Charge Six In Burglary Cases By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Sanford police said today they have cleared up 12 recent burglaries with the arrests of three men and placing of charges against three juvenile boys. Lyman P. Mitchell, 20, 615 Park Ave., and James Oglesby, 19, 22 Seminole Gardens Apts., were jailed on $13,000 bond each today on charges of breaking and entering and possession of burglary tools in a Tuesday night burglar)' at Gregory Lumber Co., 520 Maple Ave. Police said the suspects were inside the building in an office with an open safe. Officers surrounded the building after finding it had been entered by tearing a hole in a rear wall. Capt. C. ft Fagan SaRI 2o- )ear-old Richard Allen Smith, 107 Locust Ave., was jailed on $13,000 bond on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny in connection with the Dec. 19 theft of $1,850 In office equipment from the city recreation department office at the lakefront civic center. Officers said a $650 typewriter was recovered. Fagan said the charges against three juvcnil: cleared up burglaries oi five residences, a church and four businesses over the last month. Sheriffs deputies today were searching for a bandit who robbed a convenience store Tuesday night and burglars who took a safe containing $1,900 from a residence. A black male with stocking mask and a handgun escaped on foot with approximately $200 from the Lii' Champ store, County Club Road, Sanford, after locking clerks Ester Covington and Helen Carte In the rear of a bevera'e cooler. A ctLctncr entcriJ tc store a few minutes later, heard the womens' screams for help and summoned police. Deputy David R. Smith teported burglars took a small safe and some jewelry from the 2101 Airport Boulevard home of (;rant A Sky King Ranch By JANE CASSELBERRY WOMEN I00000 FREE IWlth Your Next Pr3ss crlption' Woodrow Pope while the resident was away from home. James Edward Albritton, 18, Orlando, was in county jail on $13,000 bond today alter Oviedo police arrested him at 1:30a.m. on burglar)' and grand larceny charges at Jackson Heights Middle School in Oviedo. In other cases, Sanford police said only petty cash was taken when burglars smashed through a ccjrkrete block wall to enter Futronics ad.ines, 918 W. First Street. Sheriff's Detective Oscar Redden Jr., 1010 Mellonville Ave., told police a gold ring valued at $90 was taken when someone broke into his home by forcing a utility room door. Jim Hoening, of Lake Monroe, reported tools valued at $00 were missing after - - '. ——r W PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 4,1975 ANIC "O hh - Limit One Per Customer With This Coupon. Expires Feb. 1, 197 I I Sounds Phony another, unrelated Inaverages two calls a day from board and the staff at the YouthIn cident former Altamonte agencies and individuals hoping Ranch in Seminole County have Wings M to place a child at the facility, their hands full in getting the County Commis3ioner he added. shelter operating on a firm Lawrence Swofford, 56, of 802 Grant has received offers and financial footing and are learn- Florida Blvd., Altamonte, told Uqddes from various parts of ing the hard way through ex. deputies someone fired a the nation from those wishing to perience. For instance, it soon became shotgun at his truck on 14 at the donste land or start Sky King Youth Ranches in their own apparent that having girls as Markham Road overpass. areas. One sich ftnuiry came well as boys in the present Deputy C H. Braeckein said Swofford wasn't injured, but recently from Orange City, limited facilities created too shotgun pellets struck thelrivos truck where Grant spoke to the many prob!ems so the girls cab Just behind the (I tl .l'r door. Business Brisk' Trial Date That Happy New Year we all brief, is 'lair game" for inwaited up for so late last night cluston in Goin' Places. We is here at last. resolve toshare and share alike Having shuffled off the well- all newsworthy happenings worn coil of 1974, we're ready which make up the fabric of the and rearing to go, bright and daily lives of our local women, -' . . . , :- shiny, into 1975. That should keep us on the At least, this reporter Is. run According to women's club Hecause 1975 promises to be represen ta tives, 19Th s 'itfl to Abby, if this unbelievable story proves to be true. I would like an exciting year of going places be a busy year. to continue dating him as he is good company, pleasa nt and welland doing things. And that's the 4 mannered. However, if he is lying. I will end the relationship ..__. reason for the creation of this The Woman's Club of Sansmnmedtately. __________________________ lord, for one, will be exhibiting brand new column. We hope How can I find out if he is really employed by the governthe artistic talents of women in be recording here the ment' And if so, with which agency? goings and doings of women the area, at its Fine Arts This situation has me stumped. Any onformatlon you can give and women's organizations In Festival, Jan. 15, and will me will be very much appreciated. herald the New Year Jan. 17 the entire Sanford area, ,, / :,. NEEDSTOKNOw '' with a dining out party at '• Our New Year's Resolution DEAR NEEDS:Th e F.B.I. and C.I.A. both advise me that all ''• . M was easy: to make Goin' Mayfair Country Club for bona tide agents have names which they use In their work. members, spouses and guests. . Places, Doing' Things the lively And (Some have several. But each agent has credentials in the name of course, the club will he I using.) Since this man refuse, to tell you what name he is and informative voice of the tj 01 continue to work at its worthy women in Seminole County. using, you can consider him a phony. Both departments said , To Community Improvement .-. .i -a-: let this be a forum for -1 7 ..4 quite a few men tell girls tWs story to keep from getting Involved; -eProjec t (CIP to keep Sanford discussion and an up-to-th hoever, If they actually Impersonate a government agent, they . -. . . . . beautiful. -. -. .. -. -.'. r- v can be prosecuted. minute news bulletin for all (r -; ___________ area women. DEAR ABBY: This is to encourage "Flat in The Junior Women's Club and all the It I ij oth er fl at-chested women who read your column. _______________ ____ pl _______________ an s a tour of homes, a tennis . It should be an easy At 28 years of age, I finally got the courage to have silicone tournament and will be making ___________________________ ______________________________ cooperation. resolution to keep.. .With implants performed by a reliable paistic surgeon. Even though I a banner for Seminole County i— ____________________________________________ .!IF . -t=----------- ---. à- had been married for many years and had children, I always felt add on children to carry in the State For we ask you to inferior and self-conscious due to my flat chest, New Special Olympics. They'll also more resolution to your '. The results were thrilling. I wish I had had it done ten years 1 working hard to raise money Year's lists: to flood the desk of be f or the Central Florida Zoo. the Herald's women editor with FIAT NOMORE goalof the so many tidbi ts of news that this This will also be DEAR FLAT: You have more bosom buddies than you know, column will have to be run Sister Club of Sanford. But the DEAR ABBY: lam a schoolteacher who Is very tired of being Zoological Society dare not be daily. put down. Recently someone called me (and m) f ellow SUN RISES ON Gently, lakes and woods, highways and cities In Seminole County, the misty morning sun to, optimistic, however. schoolteachers) "glorified babysitters." For the present, keep an eye There's still a long way to go to herald a new day — and a new year. May the sun set, at the end of 1975, on a year of resolutions NEW I sat down and calculated exactly what I would earn if! were kept, goals achieved and happiness shared with loved ones. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson). out for Goin' Places in before the first $30,000 of a actually a bab)'sltter. Tuesday's Herald, and In the $87,000 goal is reached to I have 42 students. If I were to charge 50 cents an hour (which Sunday Herald. On Fridays, complete Phase I and get those Is the very least any babysitter would charge), I would make $21 starting Jan. 10, Herald beautiful animals moved into a an hour. reporter Gloria Dragosz will &-cent new home. So keep on Allowing one hour off for lunch (although teachers seldorn get contribute information and working, gals! an hour off because they are required to have lunch-eupervising comment she has been There are so many more duty during their lunch period) I would get $21 times five hours, or ga thering all week, in a column clubs and or gaizations: more Guy Lombardo, who has kept on former visits to the city, producer. IlLS $1 05 a day, times five,or $52.5a week. Or on a (ow--week, 1Oinonth Jones Beach calendar, the New Year had not of her own than we can possible cover in the world's feet dancing and Persons wishing to attend the spectaculars, basis, ri,000 per year! We including the really arrived." look forward to working one edition of Goin' Places. So, toes tapping to " the sweetest concert, are urged to mark the record-breaking musical Babysitter's fees look awfully good to me. The devotion the people have with you ; to hear where you're more about the rest of you music this side of heaven," for date on their calendars now, UNDERPAID SCHOOLTEACHER productions of "Around the for this man was brought out going, and join you in what more than four decades, once and to make sure they arrive in World in 80 Days," and "South vividly in February, 1968 when you're doing. again rang in the New Year of good time for the ShOW One further on the Pacific," have been seen by he had surgery performed at "sub. Meantime, take time off to 1975 for millions of Americans big night. Methodist resolution": every Item of have a happy New Year's Day. thousands. Lombardo was the the Houston . 1. E. LAMB watching television and Lombardo repeatedly (ills first bandleader to find a Hospital. Literally truckloads news, no matter how small or Drive carefully' listening to the radio. music halls around the nation successful television format for of flowers, telegrams and And better still, America's on his biannual tours, Needs and his popular Royal Canadians letters from well-wishers Favorite bandleader will ring record buyers by the million and these programs are still deluged Lombardo during his out the month of February for have made Lombardo's discs syndicated around the world, co nvalescence and he had to Sanfordites with a performance feature on the best seller lists Life Magazine said recently, change his rcom three times Feb. 22 at the Sanford Civic lie is acredited with having "Should Guy Lombardo and his and take an assumed name to DEAR DR. LAMB - My you talk to. Her results were Center. introduced more than 300 songs Royal Canadians fall to play get some needed rest. Sponsored by the Seminole which have become popular "Auld Lang Syne" husband is taking a diuretic for sufficiently suspect that at midnight, Lucky folks in the Sanford Mutual Concert Association, favorites with the high blood pressure His doctor drug was banned from entry American New Year's Eve, a deep area will not only share New Q Lombardo and his band are public - more than any other recommended that he take into the United States for years, uneasiness would run through a Year's Eve with this magical 4,0!ty potassium chloride with the It is still allowed in only for expected to be one of the top band leader. large segment of the American music-maker, but also an enattractions of the 1974-75 Conmedicine twice a day. Lombardo has also had populace experimental use in studying a conviction that chanted evening in late cert seasons, as they have been tremendous success as a I have read that potassium effects on other problems. despite e e th vidence on every February. - - - many - c La-. - riuonue may i:1 may uc ciangerous and Asian's patients cause heart irregularities. Can were neglected older people. this Aubstance build up in the Her total program did appear to body after taking it con- help these people. The catch is tlnuously? how would one know that regular exercise, improved if he's taking too much? diet and a renewed interest in DEAR READER -Relax. As life will do remarkable things long as the kidneys are working for neglected older people, even reasonably well, they will without any medicines. It is eliminate any potassium the possible that most of her results txxiy doesn't need. It is common were from such measures. to give extra potassium when a There Is no reliable evidence patient is taking a diuretic. that ('rerovital does anything at Diuretics work by ra c n , t} i all In retardi1 nøinw.v. kidneys to eliminate sodium Gerovital is really a chemical salt through the kidneys and the related to, or the same as, the water goes with the salt. The medicine often used by dentists Mall Hosts problem is they often wash out to deaden pain. She claims a too much potassium salt, too, minor variation in the Seauty Show Loss of potassium can lead to preparation Improves its The Princess Beauty Pageant irregularities of the heart. This usefulness, a claim some state will take place in the Winter Is much more common than any is similar to statements about Park Mall on Saturday, problem related to too much the different levels of ef. January 4 beginning at 11:30 potassium. fectiveness of different brands MODEL DA910I a.m. Potassium is the main salt of aspirin. There are (our divisions in the Inside our body cells. Sodium There is some evidence that RUST-PROOF, CHIP-PROOF, pageant; teeny 3-6, little miss l. salt is the main salt outside our Gerovital is useful in treating 10, junior miss 11-13, and miss SMOOTH, EXTRA CAPACITY cells in the body fluids, It Is depression. That may be the 17 certainly not a dangerous secret to its effects on older Winners in each categry will medicine in patients with people. Many older people do Sanitary, easy to keep clean and ideal (or receive a trophy, crown, banner normal kidney function, suffer from depression and any durable press and washable knit fabrics and gift certificates and their Most fruits are excellent medicines that relieve this entry fee paid to the state sources of potassium. A couple condition are useful, but this Speed Queens famous agita pageant tor action washes clothes o( eight-ounce glasses oforange isn't exactly retarding the Judging will be based on thoroughly clean. Simple to Jiicza day will contain about as aging process. beauty, poise, personality and use controls pro,'ide multouch potassi urn as your If you Feel fine and don't have modeling. The Princess ti-cycle selection includ. husband is getting. That will a tendency to have depression, I Pageant is a preliminary to the ng a special Washable PUTS tell you how safe it refill) is for would think you would be state pageant which will be held Knits/Durable Prtss w.gi'y him. wasting your money on a false in Orlando. Winners of local wash cycle, Choice DEAR DR. LAMB - Much hope to use Gerovital, A* LIOUT Oull COI pageants will represent' their of five wash and has been written about the drug PYRAW OF MO'tCiI Send your questions to Dr. area in rinse water tern. the state pageant. Gerovital 113 which Dr. Ana Lamb, in care - of this peraturas and Ion spin and agitator speeds. ....... sran or the iieriamric Institute, newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, The dependable Arc.Cuat* transmission has been proven in million, Bucharest, has been using with Radio City Station, New York, of Speed Queen washers remarkable success in retar. N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. ding and minimizing the aging Lamb's booklet on losing process. weight, send 50 cents to the SPEED QUEEN LL Would an elderly person who same address and ask for the :1 vr,]*.-F4:- l--, I (T,. D • is in splendid health, active, "f.ocin Weight" booklet. and agile and wishing to remain BUY A4 0,56kIL 11 so for several more years benefit from using this drug? DEAR HEADER - flow successful Ana Asian has been LeRoy a Pat Taylor. Owners in using Gerovital to retard the 2317 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 322-4196 Sanford ;iing process depends on who swerini service. .-.--.- - -- - -' -- - .. -. -.. ( 4% - -' ..... —_-Th-. .' \. I I. -J. 91-1 l . _,I— S C. I. _____ •.-_-. : Herit0ge 4 Storage Chest 24"x 13" x 1 11 Books __________________________________________________________________ UA flMIUtt / PACK OF rp I i I l\ 'I MINIATURE HURRICANE 1"1' .' BOXED COLORFUL STATIONERY vu.LAMPS nh TWO STYLES It_ I ..' . Cassette Tapes ' _______ ' - . v" 14 A 60-Minute - 94 HardCover I PLASTIC DRIP-DRY -.. .• IV n vi uuS. YEAR Masking Tape Aw Lombardo Flavor House King Size MASTER PAINTER RATTAN MATS OR Dry Roasted Nub FRAMED PICTUREs TV Tray Tablac TRIVETS UNFINISHEDOAK FRA'.It I ' -'% 16 SIZE ACCESSORIE YOUR CHOICE DR Heart Choice of designs 8-oz. I' - S U - '... 4 .. .1 Potassium . I SPEED QUEEN - - IO4)klug into! - .'.'-.----------- GUR M Colgate, Pro or TEK ShootoUt TOOTHBRUSH Holiday Tourist - He is licensed to carry a gun, but does not. He doesn't have an "address," but he does have an an- Starr reported Mrs. Busbor earlier come ice to and her Its capacity of 12 youngsters. Herald, but I thought the house had requesting Loynd ynd uld if more space and people Volusla County could saying , drunk funds were available, many get behind tt to buy or lease. I B2 i hit her with his fist, acmore youths could be accorn. want them to get It together." cording to sheriff's reports. modated at the ranch. He At present, Lynd said, the By JEAN PATTF.SON, Women's Editor I cannot get married during this time. The Chamber gave tentative wound in the right side. tage of the 21-acre wooded site pending a report from a com- to3k the gun and ran to a III bor's house and asked them to was held Sept. 22. mittee appointed by the call authorities. Soon afterward Sky King president to study the proposal. The neighbor, Mrs. Maxine Youth Ranch began receiving "I can't afford to buy the told Stm that Mrs. the first children and reached property," Grant told th eBushor IT Its He is obligated to this job for at least two more years and also aid the Youth Ranch, Lynd group become a board of Deputy W. Jackson Starr that from the popular !elevision :.' Here is his story: lie works for the government. He travels a lot. His job Is to meet people and get information. When I asked for some Ident4'cat1on, he said he didn't carry any, besides, It wouldn't be correct anyway. Bushor series. Dedication of the cot- endirsernent for the project, Doin' Things By AIIl(MII. VAN BURF:N DEAR ABBY: I met a very attractive man at a club and we started dating. When he refused to tell me his last name, I assumed that he was married, but he assures me that he isn't Cnri nehnt uIri she Ranth after Kirby "Sky King" Ideal for a national head- heard a &hot and found Bushor on the floor bleeding from a (g Grant offered use of his name quarters. Goin' Places, .. - Directors to Sky King Ycuth Orange City property Wednesday, Jan. 7,1975--1B This "G-Man ililli 205 East 25th Street, Sanford. A $125 watch was reported micsing from the home of Lyde Lavender, 1809 Oak Avenue, Sanford. A neighbor, Mrs. W. W. lyre, heard a noise and saw a man in the house and called police. When officers arrived the man had fled. Patrolman H. J. Shea Jr. said the front door of the Lavender residence had been kicked in. her husband h3d been &inking said. directors to govem the ranch Formerly Seminole All-Youth and raise funds for Its support. at the kitchen table at their SWter, the roune of the private Grant dreams of franchisirig 10107 Durango Way home in the non-profit project was changed Sky King Youth Ranches South Seminole Oakland flills in August by the Board of around Uie ccuntry and said the subdivision and had a 38. would be caliber revolver. She - DEAR ABBY - - - - - - - - - - - - COPYRIGHT 1ITS SUPERi DRUGS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SUPER.X ON[•A•DAY VITAMINS, PLAIN OR WITH IRON, 100's burglars entered a building at merce at the invitation of '''''' Herald Staff Writer persons interested 1r establish. The Edyth Bush Charitable inga Youth Ranch In SouthwestWounds Foundation of Orlando has Volusia County. awarded the Sky King Youth Grant said the former Ranch, on SR 419 near Winter Heebner rnnastery property, a $10,000 grant for more recently used for the operating expenses, according Green Valley School - given Former Seminole Count)' to Ranch Director Jim Lynd. In nationwide publicity during a Consisbie and Lon ood Police addition, up to $15,000 in government inquiry into Its ChIefJadushor,,asllste° matching funds through July 31 practices - would be an ideal fair condition today at Florida have been made available, location for the youth ranch. Hospital North Altamonte Seminole Turf Club will The owner is asking $600,000for Springs, 'ng sponsor the first annual go!f the 180-acre tracL a figure home about midnight. flfl benefit yu'di Grant considers exhort Mrs. Gerene Bushor, a forranch Jan. 25-26 at Rosemont He told the chamber he would mer Altamonte Springs Justice Country Club. A benefit tennis only be lending his name to the of the Peace, told Sherifrs tournament there in April will project and suggested a citizens Springs, r------------- PHONE 322.8270 TAME CREME RINSE & 6 OOCONDITIONER ivy ILIFOR SIZE I I BRUT LOTION wini FREE! STICK OGILV1E CASTILE 2420 , SOAP SHAMPOO DEODORANT LOTN 1 00 I'll \ oz. WIND SONG SPRAY MIT 50 CURAD 1J BONUS BOX Box of 80 2 5FoRI ADORN HAIR SPRAY Q0 r4 13 By DI ESTES cupartcy at Lie fled Carpet Inn Changed XANADLI Herald Staff Writer -1 COTY LIQUID and most area motels will drop SPRAY MAKE-U The Holiday season brwght 10 to 15 per cent after today. P200 COLOGNE brisk tourist business to The circuit court trial of one Ramada Inn North, 2 OZ. 300 Seminole's major motels and Altamonte Springs, has had a Of two *Wpects in the Nov1 the managers the facilities attempted since t TABU INTIMATE are keeping their fingers according to manager Betty out at AlWnonte Springs has SPRAY 2 SPRAY 044 rf PI Nuting a good deal of Men delayed until Jan. 20. 5 Mrs. Dean Parrish, 38, Lyons, COLOGNE COLOGNE250 71 1975 doesI break the charm. the business at Ramada Inn ki The tourists started coming conunerc*aI, Mrs Perrine said Ga., is charged with robbery, tn the day before Chrj.ctmasand she does root expect any sizable second degree murder, shoot. ____ IJIJUMnn r1aAnnv ii IF'anr \ '.i are (ilk-ti tp at th prsu't drcpo1f ,is hit. holida) period Ifl4 ithin an ut.cupied building, J iUIMfl \ time," said Lanny Greene, and use ofa firearm lncomi 1lnI '- CLEANSING \.. \ LOTIONAAII'rri manager of the Holiday Inn at alon of a felony. The Holiday Inn in A1taInOT 2$0 \" COVER UIrU. CREAM I IU the Sanford Marina. "We hope Springs was filled Defense Attorney Newman MAKE-UP OZ 8 OZ. DENTU-j . the business "it1nirs." weekend and bualness has Brock told Circuit Court Judge SKIN CARE '!)CIIC a*ii I '•,nL-iT1' "We had 93 per cent oc. continued good through this VolieWillIamsJr,TuesrJayut SMEDICATED PAD HEAVEN SENT ICHANTILLY , ct LJ d it ht' I tXpu.t LLirSS LLL ' ii til tin c to uk preLHANU iquid or I ,Q SPRAY HAND & 275 Help wipe out 0A dropped to 60 per cent Sunday evening to be a lot slower," said trial motions alter refiling of compact. OTION I2-OZ ' I BODY 8 COLOGNE325, pimples. and we are niiming at f0 per 130 Laterveer, office manager, charges against Mrs. Parrish EACH TUBES 2 3 OZ. cent now and holding steady,' "Our guests are usually by the state. The trial was pee. r------------------- LOTION01 BOX OF 75 6 OZ, FOR -----------------__— --- — said :roW Greene, manager mainly conunerciai and since vlously scheduled, along With SP BORDENS of Ut Pted CArpet Inn in business people generally do the trial of a Mond suspect • • — Altmonte Springs, 6 PX. NOVELTYS not' do much "velirig durim Robert Dennis phiw;*. n" WESTINGHOUSE KEW—RCRACKER i THEREGULAR "I don't think the Influx of the holidays, we didn't expect to VIda!Ia, Ga., for Jan. S. . POPS, FUDGE I I ______ Rye sesame wheat I PRICE ON THE a tourists is going lohold,"Green be busy," he said, aiding Altamonte Springs police Li I C?'eC c.ir AND ICE MILK BARS I said, adding most of thoie who "business has tieen great, way Steve Garver was wounded in I DEVELOPING oasts crc 60.75-100 WATT I have stayed at the motel since better than expected." the supermarket shootout and a a • u ircc PRINTING nild.December have indicated In the survey of Seminole third 5tL1pecl Charles Hobbs,I . OF ANY they were taking last minute motels, the Cavalier, Atlanta, was kLtled. I 20 EXPOSURE I 11 . vacations. I A fourth suspect, Dorothy Sanford 1mm and the Dav ' EACH FOR p I FOR KODACOLOR ROLL i tourists in January and I Its in both Sanford and Ketteringham, 18, Slidell, La., . LIMIT 2 II Pr CouPOn PIaSSO. . LIMIT 2 BULBS who stop over will be mostly Altamonte Springs were has turned state's evidence am c OupOn must accompany order . iciwimoui' coupon pj mnou, couo • • c will testify in the Parrish. I i-tilted Northerners," he said. butmanagerswereunayajJa Ex;,Rs EXPIRES JAN. 4, 1975 Phillips trials, EXPIRES Greta said he believes oc for comment. j EXPIRES JAN 4-' Igi1 WERNET'S eDEX DESITIN - •- - I '-, - jj ————————— , STAINLESS STEEL TUB OQ . LIGHTII - ---, GOLD— JAN 4 a SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE - - - - - -------- ---------- --.--- - �- ---- - - --- -.,.------ 2B—Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 COOKING Evening Herald, San IS _FUR Computer -V .4-mici Determines Its Wor k Is Chicken Feed By RON WELLS The Herald Services World , . Wrong. Today preparing acre site north of San Diego. chicken feed requires all the the computer, formulas prescribed by the production rate drops, feed hens are slightly slimmer and techniques, have also helped." To make sure that the hens first By CECILY BROWNSTONE nutritional expertise which are recciving the most blends must be quickly trimmer than they would be In Fluctuating commodity Prohoroff Wends his own feed bolstered. Associated Press Food Editor How would you like to goes into feeding an astronaut nutritious diet possible two IBM mixes and changes them the wilds," Prohoroff said, prices are another reason for SUNDAY TEA According to Prohoroff, hens "Simply because their diet is a the frequent feed changes, but prepare breakfast, lunch and in space or a professi',.al computers were installed at the frequently. Formulas are which get high-energy fC,d more balanced one." dinner for a million-plus egg athlete in training, Assorted Sandwiches farm about a year ago. Prohoroff's 1130 computing recalculated as often as six included In their feed blends laying hens very day? Orange Wafers Tea "The nutritional value of eggs An IBM 1130 computing times a week for each (lock Prohoroff noted that the system takes the ups and downs of actually eat less, ORANGE WAFERS No big deal, right? All you is a direct result of the hen's system computer system has already of commodity prices into ac helps determine reci pes 70,000 hens. "Hens are very sensitive to had Crisp and elegant: have to do s take one ton of diet - the quality of feed blends used in blending feed for the a positive effect at the egg count. tho The best diet for each flock their own nutritional needs," he corn and blend in one ton of they receive," said John firm's 1.2 million White varies 1-3rd cup blanched whole production level. "For example," constantly. As weather said in an interview. ,If the said almonds millet; add a combined ton of Prohoroff Jr., general manager Leghorn hens, "The IBM computer system, Prohoroff, "if the price of a 's cup butter soybeans and meat by-products of Prohoroff Poultry Farms, changes and the hens grow, hens were foraging in the wilds, which prepares feed formulas particular Ingredient, like 's cup sugar for body; stir well; and season San Marcos, Calif. Another computer, an IBM their dietary needs change, they would have to eat a greater and operates the mixing mill, soybeans or corn, increases System-7, controls the acutal Prohoroff explained. 1' teaspoons flour to taste wi th a variety of Prohoroff Farms produces an feed mixing operation to make amcunt ofnutritional food to obtain has helped us Increase our substantially, the computer To maintain an egg-a-day necessary vi ta mins and minera ls teaspoon grated orange Coln. Blend average of one million sure that the amounts of rate, each hen is fed hefty doses ponents, production of eggs by at least 40 may select a less costly rind well and pour into the troughs. marketable eggs a day on a 600- ingredients used correspond to of high-.energy food. If a flock's per cent," he said. "other alternative that fulfills the 1 tablespoon orange Juice "This also means that our factors, like improved breeding same dietary need." Grate the almonds line in a small cone-type hand-operated grater. In a small saucepan or S AV E metal mixing bowl over low heat melt the butter; off heat, stir in almonds and remaining ingredients. Return to low heat and stir until slightly thickened, Drop ' level tablespoons of the P11 II. mixture. 4 inches apart, onto weII.1r;et and floured cookie sheets. Bake in a preheated 350degree oven until pale yellow in the center and edges are golden-brown —6 or 7 minutes. Cool slightly; slightly; with the widest side of a large thin metal spatula, loosen cookies and remove to wire racks to cool. U edges and bottoms of cookies on cen- I ter 61 sheet are not brown, reQuantity R hts 8EEj PEO' turn to oven for another minute Re se rvec? WE P15001 70 PIONT or so. Or if cookies harden beINC INFLATION ATION AND CONSERVI ENERGY COPYI1GnT— 1973 PRICES GOOD THURS. JAN. 2 THRU WED. JAN. 8 fore removal, 3of ten In the oven 1 AST O R br a few seconds. Makes about TY MAID 2 dozen, each about 2 inches in _ diameter. Reci pe may be donbled. ____________ ------- - -----. -. ' - By Gaynor Maddoz The Herald Sery1t Cookbooks make excellent holiday gifts and are appreciated by both the expert cook and the beginner. One that covers the spectrum tyou'll want your own copy) is the handsome "The World Atlas of Food." This Is a beaittifully Illustrated volume .ith 1000 lllustrp'.aons and 100 pages In full color. (Publi'jed by Simon & Schuster, New Var"., $29.95), "M-,i has been cooking for more than a quarter of a million years. Even before this, our primitive ancestors were already experimenting with the whole range of fascinating tastes available to them in the - - ..i. - 11th, beef, lamb, pork, sausage, seafood, herbs, breads, spices, poultry and ea. etc., right down to the life histories of salt and pepper. here are a few excerpts from these different "biographies:" Beef and Veal: Most breeds of cattle can be traced back to the wild cattle that were hunted with such purpose and passion by Stone Age man, and which he painted on the walls of the caves of Lascauf . Lamb and Mutton: The people of the Middle East ha ve al ways prized lamb, Their methods of cooking lamb were brought across the world by conquering armies and returning crusaders, Pork and Ham: The pig Li the world s - Buffs most useful food animal, First domeiitk.iEM In T,,rIe,, •j (ILJUI g* Game, Birds and Animals: The first game animals included the mammoth elephant, the primeval rabbit, wild pigs and the long-horned buffalo, Eggs: The first purpose for ahich these fowl were domesticated was for divination and religious use, for cock-fighting and later, for eggs. Grains: With their high energy content and their worldwide availability, grhins ha ve always been a basic compone nt of man's diet - rice in Asia, wheat and rye in western E urope, maize (called corn in the United States and Canada ) in the Americas, sorghum and millet in Africa anu uucjcwnea( in Russia and eas Europe. No other single category of 10 as Important or widespread. Cheese: This earliest of proce porta ble foods has probably existed si!fl about 900 B. C. when milk-yielding anin aLs were domesticated in the Middle East and Europe. Archaeologists have tracedr it back to 4 00 B.C. from the records of the Sumerians to the Egyptians md Chaldeans, There also is a guide to the Creat Regional Dishes of the World. Th is sectIon describes the choice foods of varli us sections of all lands. .' ----- -- IS FUN " - IIII (WATER ADDED) PORK W-D BRAND WHOLE SHOULDER 21 _ wild. "But what we have eaten and how we hr.t,n ..S.... Is ,L__ ve ea is ii RIIUJICU UWOUgII (BC ages almost beyond recognition," states the book's Introduction. After that comes a long epicurean Journey with James Beard, one of the world's better known gourmets. What he describes and the accompanying illustrations will arouse the appetite and questing spirit of anyone. It is the next best thing to going along in person on a gustatory safari wi th Jim Beard, the huge, knowledgeable and always amiable super. gourmet. Next comes a list of "biographies" - of Wedndy, Jni I275--B cookiNc t as ForF oreiqn 0 Food A I J, I 1 . 'l - 10C) Reserved - - In the middle of the last century Miss Eliza Leslie, widely read Philadelphia cookbook Titer of the time, extolled Indian Pudding as , the least costly of American puddings." Granted that Miss Leslie's pudding was more spartan than those usually made now, the dessert is still economical, nutritious and hearty. Miss Leslie used only molasses as the pudding's sweetener, but modern cooks are often at variance here. The following recipe, for example, calls for molasses, honey and brown sugar all In very small amounts. If you bake beans along with the pudding, as New England cooks have done for generations, you'll conserve energy. INDIAN PUDDING i cup enriched yellow cornmeal 412 cups milk 'i teaspoon salt 1 Cup butter or margarine 3 tablespoons honey 3 tablespoons mo1ssa 4 cup firmly picked light or dark brown szar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 'i teaspoon nutmeg I egg, slightly beaten Stir together the cornmeal and 1 cup of the milk. Heat remaining milk and salt to scalding - until bubbles appear around edge. At once add cornmeal mixture, stirring rapidly as you do so. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Cover, cook over low heat about 5 minutes, Remove from heat. Stir In butter, honey, molasses, sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir a smi1l amount of hot cornmeal mixture Into beaten egg; stir W, ck into hot cornmeal mix. Pour Into buttered 8 by 8 by 24nch glass baking dish or similar utensil set in a large baking pan of hot water coming to within 1 inch of top. Bake uncovered In preheated 275 degree oven about 3 hours. Cool to tukew3rm, then serve at once topped with vanilla ice cream. Makes 8 servings. -- - SATURDAY DINNER Fish Steaks Potatoes Broccoli HawailanCucunibers Pineapple Meringue Pie HAWAIIAN CUCUMBERS A cross hetween a salad and relish, 3 medium cucumbers 1 teaspoon salt c I teason minced pared fre!;nIs;*r onit If not available; do not substitute ground ginger) H 2 tablespoons sugar cup distilled white vinegr Wt*i3t and dry cucumbers; *th a swivel-blade vegetable peeler, partly pare cucumbers leaving narrow strips of the ireen ped: slice thin there should be 3 cups packed down; Hstir n salt and let sand15 minutes Stir together the re fl1Hfli! m'redirn!s. Press liq. wd ftiflIl rucwnber and discard; stir cucumber into vinegar mtxtwe. Cover and chill. Makes 8 Sertings, - PRICES G WIPIN DIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT I93 . COFFFF OO Quantity Rights D THURS. JAN 2 THRU WED. JAN. 8 WE P11001 TO F I GHT' INFLATION AND CONSrRVI INiROY (iT J FAMILY DINNER Clay-pot Adobo Rice Green Peas Salad Coconut Cake Beverage CLAY-POT ADOBO If you received an unglazed clay casserole for Christmas, You may want to try this Philippine dish in it. 3'-pound roaztlng chicken, cut up i cup cider vinegar 14 cup soy sauce Bay leaf Large clove garlic, crushed t teaspoon pepper o Prepare bottom and top of unglazed clay casserole as manufacturer directs; place chicken in casserole. Stir together the remaining ingredients and pour over chick. en. Put on cover. Place in cold oven. Set temperature cntrol at 450 degrees and bake minutes. Remove chicken and kcep warm. Pow liquid In casserole into a saucepan; boil until a darker brown in color, reduced in quantity and concentrated in flavor; pour over chicken. Makes 4 to 6_servings. DINNER FOR FOUR I,! OIL MONTE HORMEL W/R(AP$ Puddings 73c Chili I,o.ifL 83c Spam, . . • . • • . . . . . . • • SUPEROSE Sweetener..,.. Io: IT' FRENCH RUTTIR FLAVOR Extract. . , ,,... CHICKEN °" IT' DINTY MOORE Beef Stew'... . . 24. CHICKEN OF THE SEA CAN 99c CAN 93c Tuna . . . . . . . . . • • Soup SIZ( a, CAN 49c 9 In-A-Drum. Saltines CAN SOLID WHITE PEG GAL I JUG • • • . . CIACEIN $119 69c Cleciner .... 32 ' ... . . . . . . . ' SAVE 31c GOOD TOASTER Pastries AV( I .c 01*11 DAI(IG 2 FA 89c Flaky Rolls... 9 Ioi Fruit Buns . . . . . hsh Fillets INSPECTED (FI N ( 101 SNO BOWL Toilet Cleaner. 2l .i • RONCO Vermicelli 79C SOUPS) '5 43c . . . . I Sour Cream. Juice 6 27c Orange 1(11 4 GRAVY. TUIE(V S 1111111 QUEEN CANS I • Ice -_ • •• • a a • .. a a a .• • . . . . . . . • . • SIZE 'i A . •, SHEllEr Cream IAN I I TP VALUE STAMPS S. o, LOAF . . . . . . . . l0.s PRO YELLOw - • Id. $129 . 9°° Soup Mix ' No. 5 .. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. Ila, MRS , ' PlC, PAIJ S fib St,cks c,000 fliRu )AN $ No. 53 PIGS . . , PKG '' ,' . •_.. - -. . . . •1 loot PgG 59 1E X-F TOP VALUE STAMPS •,, V. D.I • • 79c • • .. LB ' D SANQUET FRIED ItO OR MORE PIECES) 12o, 99c PEG s Chjcken...,.2 PEG L 19 OSCAR MAYf P SLICED VARtTY PACK Sriiicriri PIG $489 BRMD USO CHOICE SElF LOIN . - I AG $998 SUPERIRAND LOW FAT SWISS STYLf Yogurt 4 I • *a*Seaaes__a..,. * _ • _ (flc .__L I T9 GOOD 611tH 6ANT Ctt SI A fli . . . - i.A CRE SC ENT Cheese • VALUE STAMPS 116 C AN ASTON PURE WGITAllf : . • . . 'OCT PEG 55c 't $1 49 -H I 15c Lettuce,..,..,. Cabbage Potatoes GreenPeas 300 EXTRA .. TOP VALUE STAMPS I 12c i 79c ; I . . . . . . IRISH FLORIDA Le Sueur Peas IOo, II PIG . • . . . . ' ' FKG 59c Oranges L1 . . . . . 8 SAG . . . . . . 5 RAG SUNDAY DIER Baked Stuffed ? ish - 59c IRISH ,Rt(N I % P-61014 , V . __. FRESH YELLOW fg:~E rT 7 .............................. --- _____ ' FRESH HEADS . . • . . . . . PEG 1°° Broccoli . '' CUPS ——————————————— 89c Cauliflower PEG GREEN GIANT SPEARS N Isftt, I — jfjJ AMtPI(A SLICLU ,y GREEN GIANT Strip Steaks 10 SAV( 37, ) hAlT S GRATED PARMESAN 5 . " Dinner Rolls ... . 59c Onions " 49c I #1L - - I -! H - - •1- - p * - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ---- - - ------ -------- - , SOuUi I Mayona50 0000 IPIIU JAIS 54,, PEG. -.;Q,;AII Coffee ............ get 63c 99c !2Oi , , Buckwheat Groats Peas Salad Pineapple Grapefruit PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT Pretty and refreshing. 2 seedless grapefruit 8-ounce can sliced p4neapp.in pure pineapple Juice, undrained 4 maraschino cherrws, preferably with stems Halve grapefruit and cut away sections from dividing membranes. Remove sections to a bowl and add pineapple Juice. chill along with pineapple slices. Gently squeeze Juice from grapefruit shells and use some other way. Loosen and remove membrane from grapefruit shells and discard; refrigerate shells, covered. At serving time, with a slotted spoon, put grapefruit - sections int, shells; top each with a pineapple slice and add as much of the pineapple juice as the shells will hold. Put a cher. ry in the center of each pine. apple slice. Makes 4 servin's Cheese Food CRACP rriTTEx—N—ii II((Zt DRIED ; .: W - st__.,,. - -• . . , 49c . . . . • . • . , PIG Fish Fillets "°' lAG _________________ TOP .-,. VALUE STAMPS ,j JAR ASTOR ,, 5 Cut Corn 1705 FRI NCH FRIED PERCH $100 1*0 CIZIANA POty 32.. RACj $109 SI Fish Fillets, ISO, 2 Sliced Bacon CAN W 0 BRAND WHOLE HOG IASIj 0 SA PERCH . OLLARU M1ApO OR W110015 III PEG. SUNNYLAND THIN II a* . . . I CTPi$ Turnip Greens 2 POLY C4UAHA Creamer ..... 2 TOP VALUE 3TAMPI, Cup Cakes C'OOOlHtU JAN 59c Fu 2 COOKED • . • 'S 9* a : STOuUi . . . . . 99c Beef Stroganoff Franks Strawberries AA Banana Cake SAtIS$ijIy 99c - Goo HALF GUtON GOO $1 lopping Franks . W-D BRAND SMOKED I WHIPPED FROZEN SLICED SARA LEE ... . .1.4 PEGS 30' . . a * a 99c 5 SUPD$1APID COIF( 69' Meats. __________ [ VALUE STAMPS e GRAVY. 0$ SLICED TUMMY IOui SAG S ......a p * 1& Pizza P Bread CANS . . UWOS SAU5*( OR PfPP(lQp, 59c •. . . . . . . • . CAM?$( US CHiCKEN E IE 79c . . . . . . • • A1OR Ilas Noodle Soup. French Fries SUPERSIAND PREMIUM FULLY 'LB COPELAND DINNER 99c Sausage....,.. - SUP(RIIAND IONCO (110w Macaroni Oxtails ' 98c Pork Sausage.. LB . . . . . . . Ham Patties to. 79c t Fs, Liver, 48 $ LB. BlOwN u 5p( TwIPI 01 41 59c 78 SUm.UAND SELECTED SEEP SKINNED & SLICED SWIFT 900 11 Mas SAVE Sic PORE Spare Ribs..... ROUND STEAK LI . . . . . . FRESH W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE PUlL. CUT T-BONE STEAKS CRACKIN 0000 12u67c , , • PANTASTIK REFILL C, .....,,... CA 7 95c . • • . 61 Saltines,..,,2,'s1oo All FABRIC 87C Softener 9.. a, 'S EERIER 1151* 49c . . . . . . . . . • Bubble Bath Switni W-D BRAND USDA CHOICI Blip PORTERHOUSE OR JANITOR MISTER CHUNK . . . . . . . • • • '°' GAY IOUQUII Il at . . . . . . • 33c Tuna.,..,.,,., OF THE SEA 9 Tuna z' ' . . . . . . . . . 63c Tea CIIICE(N Of THE SEA CHUNK to, SLACKIURN Syrup LIPTON YELLOW LEAF t CAN GOOD 1141U JAN 5 No SANFORD MV 49 E. FIRST ST. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor GUESTS FOR DINNER Lamb Curry Rice Madhur Jaffrey's Tomato Chutney Salad Bowl Coconut Cake Beverage MADHUR JAFFREY, TOMATO CHUTNEY Adapted from "An Iflv1Ltin to Indian Cooking" (Knopf), one of the best books of its kind. Whole head garlic, cloves separated and peeled 2bylbyl inch slice peeled fresh ginger root 1 2 cups wine vinegar 28-ounce can whole tomatoes, undrained cups sugar I ' teaspoon.'i salt lot tO 1 2 teaspoon cayennc pepper 2 tablespoons golden raisins 2 tablespoons blanched slivered almonds Coarsely chop garlic and ginger; whirl together with cup of the vinegar in an electric blender until smooth. In a 4. quart heavy saucepot with nonon metallic finish bring to a boil the garlic mixture, remaining vinegar, tomatoes, sugar, salt and cayenne. Simmer, uncovered, until thick — it, to 2 hours. Stir occasionally at first of cooking and often toward end. Add raisins and almord.s; simmer 5 minutes. Store, tightly covered, in refrigerator. Makes 21 2 cups. . . SANFOR 419 E. FIRST ST. f Marinated Artkhokis Ginger Pears Beverage GINGER PEARS Borrowed from our neihtr, Mary Rowe. 1-3rd cup sugar i cup water Grated rind of ' lemon Juice of I Lemon 1 .2 teaspoon ground ginger 6 pears, pared and halved and eored Over low heat stir together the sugar, water, lemon rind. lemon Juice and ginger until sugar dissolves: boil for 5 rnin utes. Arrange pears in a shallow baking dish in one layer; pour syrup over them. Cover (with loll if necessary); bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until tender 40 to 60 minutes. - Serve hntwihhippe(1cream ldkes I) servir.., �AB— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 VVSIIIIJ rlif C11 U s)cIEItUrU, ' ri. wednesday, Jan. I, 19/5---58 P C,l,p P,$h Florida Psicil 24 time i~ Latest Cookbooks Offer Many Tasty New Food By CECILY BROWNSTONE handsomely printed contnbu. Puerto Rican ones for a fiesta. Child Associated Press Food Editor tion. Menus and recipes for en The results would please most ume and Simone Beck of vol. know her tell me she has an mique Pratique" — a gift from are intact. The recipes that published. It hasbeen acone of "Mastering the Art extraordinarily fine palate) had Marion Rombauer Becker and seemed to Mrs. Benson Imprac. claimed ever since and now this DEAR CECILY: My husband tertaining during each of the guests, of French Cooking." "Secrets made the comments more per. her mother, the late Irma Horn. tical for present-day use are American edition is a pleasure. and 1, former New Yorkers, run 1ow seasons are given and the"Secrets of the Great French of the Great French Restau. sonal because then this large bauer, of "Joy of Cooking" omitted. All-Bab is a pseudo. 'Leaves from Our Tuscan a restaurant with a limited occasions are interestingly vat- Restaurants" by l.oulsette atr. rants" was originally published volume would have been more fame. It Is with joy I report that nyrn for flenri Babinskl, a mm. Kitchen" (or flow to Cook number of tables. The dishes led — From a chili supper For a tholle (Macmillan, $17.50). A in France in 1972 and this lakst endearing, in the new first American ing engireer who was brought Vegetables) by Janet Ross and are made to order or in small chilly Sunday through an Eas- cook who has been fortunate edition was translated by Paula "Encyclopedia of Practical edition the sections on gas. up in France and traveled all Michael Waterfield (Atheneum, quantities and always from ter luncheon to deli brunch for enough to have explored Wolfer( with American home Gastronomy" by Ali-Bab, tronorny through the ages; the over the world, lie was passlo. $8.95L Because of the Increased first-rate Ingredients. My hus- summer. The food Itself is France's restaurants, or who kitchens In mind. The recipes translated by Elizabeth Benson service of meals; methods of nately interested In the cooking Interest In vegetables In this band Is an experienced restau. diversified, as you would expect brigs to, should have a spree usually have a few lines of In- (McGraw 11111, $14.95). For serving foods; cooking stocks of France as well as that of country this book Is particularrateur and I was a journalist. From New Yorkers; witness with this book. Loulsette Ber- troduction. I wish Mme. Ber- years I have treasured my 1928 and so forth; sauces; entertain, other countries and in 1907 ly welcome. It was originally Now I do most of the cooking in southern disks for a picnic, tholle Is co-author with Julia tholle (friends of mine who edition of AlI4lab's "Gastrono. ing friends for meals and wines "Gastronomic Pratique" was written by Janet Ross. the restaurant and at home. I've learned a lot from cookbooks and I miss the reviews of "SUPER -RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BONE-IN WE ACCEPT them I used to see In the New York papers. — NEW MEXIFOOD CO. AMPS nPAP w rty )AL'vtri. situation seems like that of many women who, though they cook only at home, enjoy enter. taining in discriminating rash ion. From 194's excellent cook. book crop, the following might be of particular interest. — C.B. "Cooking ior Crowds" ~11,rry White Basic A young onin ho Jumbo Celery JW Idecl 69' Cooking onions ....5139 ;I U.S. I YitIw ' (1 Crisp Irish •I.,ld. Pole Beans , Yellow Squash ....... Our pledge to you: ' Red Delicious .........3,59c - S..,. With K.lt.s4,i,. guaranteed satisfaction left Fresh Broccoli IIIIIII••bts 49' 00, of 5.. SI..,0011 a of throughout the store roughout th th 104 GreenCabbage......,. 12c S.,, 0I..t Ir.sd California e tO,.;$.49C Pitted Dates, ,.....,.. 1 1: • 7 year. LB. Need less than the amount in our produce Packages? We'll be glad to break 'em open for just the quantity you .— '1 o, DFU LW' '29 U.S. •...y Crisp Jwuy Apples ROT - '39' .......... tasty T.nd.n lurid. tr.,h by I Se•edless Grapefruit.. S STAMPS II i&I S1 KLUIIV S I LAK 23 U.S. S$ Whit. ., Pink Millie -- 77 - \i N NO I PU flx ces Effective WE ACCEPT t. U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS! rsday, Jan. 2, u Wedne s d a y, 8, 1975 .ed Sundays! If you have not already done so. we invite all customers to pick up an application for their new 1915 Publix check-cashing courtesy card! Available at the Customer Service counter — Ih1&Il We c ostive the light Is hm,i 4"0111111 I.Ib, isiS.., Corned Beef Round . I • • I it Center for West European Studtud. ies for "a sophisticated group of iesfor"asophistmcatedgroupof faculty, graduate students and guests" for a year and now caters to large groups gives the benefit of her experiences. Each recipe may be used for , 12, 20 or for buffet or sitdo wn lunches or dinners, but even the largest versions may be managed in a regular kitchen. Merry White, a graduate Itudentlnknsociology,has traveled widely and her recipes reflect her baekgroun& itroductory material, Including recipe prefaces, is designed to encourage cooks. "Entertaining Menus" by Anne Willan (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, $8.95). Each of the eight chapters of this book is devoted to menus and recipes for either two, four, six, eight, U 40 12, & or #A. The UV4J covered range rom IUflCIIVZ., dinners and buffets (elegant or Informal) to cocktail partiea. Written by a graduate of both the London Cordon Bleu Cookery School and l'Ecole du Cordon Bleu in Paris who has had food-journalism experience In this country, Entertaining offers rich rich fare for ambitious Yor k Entertains" the Junior League of the City of New York (Doubleday, *10). Members of Junior Leagues in various cities have done Inter. esting jobs in compiling regional cook-books. Now comes this Leg O' Lamb. ........ ... INSTANT POTATOES 2 lb BO b' J ......................... 11.39 Huno'rv Jack ' It., MSi.C.,, iorox ieacn Swift's Premium n $1 .19 'Hostess Hams Cold Cuts 11 Y 1. GRADE' ,, ,, SIZE A • - PA' MUSHROOMS 9 .. 10. BS 1 FRESH I.I.B. BAG _i T014ATOES-_ 1 LB 111115 II IIAA Fooled ,--•-' 1' Hydrated Vegetable BI mesh.,, CI.b Regular Margarine Potato Salad . . . . . • • ' 59c Regular Margarine fresh-M.d. B ar.B.Qued Fryers . . (41 FREnLP Italian bread Orange sherbet Fruited Gelatins • • • LEMON JEWISF I 4 :. Carrot/celery sticks Mini-submarine sandwiches Hash brown potatoes Baked apples ' 89' 1 "S Rib Steak t'V(CT.t !.ij 54C)AV JAN 'tIM 019USD I OUq WP,O Os •TA OSAjISI NOV ISUOHS9$It OI 1000 coro..s wtu SI UMITID to 5 JAV1 VIM . . . . • • • • $1.4. ltCocktall SAVE 36t Apple Sauce OWAID PVICHASI Of SAVI 10t, Tip Ck.h. F' ,..-. 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Ityl• fleeflflefleo_. 1! Breakfast Strips .......„. .1 p1,.. I P" $225 3..'. tub.,•,,, C..'... .. - Egg Beater ................98 low _____________ Iris.. T4— Chuck Blade Roast •.... ,, 89C Broccoli Spears ........ s w ift's P,..5., Pr.T., Ss.,l., 5,,f S4dS Ips 1rs•a 14tH, Sirs $ Corn.................1. Imperial Oven Roast . .. Its. p Cob 303 S..eh'. I,.... Swift'. P,,,.j,,. P,.7.a $..,.l.,, i..f fIslisn Cvs S..,t, 1.1,.) __________ Shrimp Sticks ..........'”• '1" — Chuck Shoulder Roast . --: 'Hearty mushroom meat Roast loin of pork 'Baked apples with savsate stulflu Brusieii sprouts w4h lemon and peanuts D"p dish peachpk Peach .4$ os Can,, n$r.t, French Crumb Coke ....I..... •• 99, siS isr—mm a toity treat from WHITI Welt 16's Cr. ,h..,rp 1.44. Chuck Blade Steak • s .a a lb. 99c Leaf Spinach .........2 ,. ShIft', Prsui5,,, P,.T.. $.,f -. the deli at Pubflx Mixed greta salad M EN U Monte c - It ..ttt •tG 20c Off label Frozen Cocktail .......... 79c •EHbiuI.Saa p•• ll I D.,,Ia.4 Medium Shrimp... FR byaileen MENU 99 1' Ft Ou. Fer Fed PPIL iism Its i [III]4 GreenSfamps • Mountain ING $1.15 :: • A Is SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. ______________ INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE INSPECTED - SAVE 3$c can I...... I'..,. ',,Lake Erie Smelts....... lb. $..f..d frost. tally A&P F ROZE N I PKG. w tasty TUESDAY - 11 10 Potatoes 111111 ai OH Sr Mayor Smoked Sausage 99C OR ELECIRIC PERK 69C 8 "°' bIts. 99cP" deposit Pepsi Cola Braunschweiger . e. ...i .r 8. i.s ced Bologna . . :; 59 c. . .,. 1201. POptop cans U.S. No. . - - Sli,., Ke; i lb. h REGULAR. ORIP pr( Wine Itóh Styli Pimento Loaf . • . . . • • sauce over .59c "SUPER..R SMALL SLICING 6 please P! SANKA COFFEE Sb, $125 ) ar ww o Large Eggs N.Idshl,, .r MEAT OR by : 99t L.b.l Gnu Franks . . . ... ..... I'll. $1', C.pil.ad's D.141.,. Sliced 1. Cooked Ham • • I I I I I • S I p1$. MY BULK WHITE 39c limit Almaden Irises BAG . 3 BEEF LOIN OR RIB STEAK Breakfast Club Or. 'IA" Fla, 3.... 49e Beef, Ham, Turkey. . . ' ' p". Swif t'sPt..mi. S. #1 SISSWIII (Sm ••••••••••••• 49c Monte ChurA $wIf's P,.e.,ui 0.14-This $144.d "SUPE . bfl. Beer Iwlfts P,s.S.wi VC..b. d I.I..t. $pI..d t..,h,... Bee f 1101 •Ig..) 0966) - [B Del $125 4'tb 6" Swift Franks . . ..• . .. MEDIUM SIZE — Ketchup 760.1999 Cs.s.d i.m.I,sa BEEF FULL CUT ROUND STEAK lb. $1 25 Hunts Tomato $23, lb. 99C Jar Tuna 1 01,1.,., DI..., style COMPARE 3 lb 1 ox IANT Detergent GBOX . p1,. Beef Liver CHECK AND IIU .... BEEF LOIN SIRLOIN STEAK Mayonnaise swift's preanivan tew-Terder Sliced & END . " SELECTED BABY BEEF Kraft l. " Sliced Bacon CENTEI GAL " l. .,,., u.R.I.,, Fully.Cooked Hams 1 CHOPS PER PK 9 TO INCLUD LIQUID 50 MENU • Z,.l.md Q.h.P,.,.. SwIft, _TrE SANFORD PLAZA H '.17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford DaS,i.f,j,h morkets! 50 Creas. IA'-.,. cup 54 .. 5 i $, 1............................ 5 �- - 066 .-----.-- -s--___-6B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 Evening Herald, Saniord, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 197713 OAW "WWI lip - sk - SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER DAYS A I WEEK DISCOUNT SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER £ ' PRICES I I I 16 THESE IT[M £ PRICES GOOD * THURS.,JAN, 2, 1975 I 11411w, CAMfDF . * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE . MON IHURS e :A M 7 O PM . AM 900PM . 1975 __ :0*0 I __ SOUP TOMATO 00 - . c;j 0M SOUP HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED , NOODLE ;, i CHUCK i 6 TALL CANS $100 M ST O RE - - .CHICKEN oup Yi III P ARKvE 5TALsjoo1 LBO _ ROAST CANS O -- LYKE'S VIENNA 4 OZ. 3 CANS SAUSAGE LYKE'S CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS 240Z, CAN FUN SIZE CANDY BARS BABYRUTH(oR) BUTTERFINGERS 140Z. PKG. HAPPY DAYSSMOOTH UJJ, pv CRUNCHY (or) HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED PEANUT BUTTER 11JAR Oz- 499 c 9 BONELESS RIMP ROAST ............ HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED 53 .. • . APPLE BASE JELLIES C C 53 BONELESS . . // • .1 99 , I • $ 27 97C O BONELESS 18 Oz. . 18. BONELESS ENGLISH ROAST .......... TID SIRL IN BAMA GRAPE. RED PLUM STRAWBERRY c LB. ROAST LONDON BROIL FLA. GR. A FAMILY PAK I J7 LB LB • $ 1 1! p • QUICK FROZEN $ FRENCH FRIES • £ I I I I 27 BAGS I NO.3o3 CANS DEL-MONTE SPINACH 9c 303 3 CANS 7 RED-DART CUT GREEN BEANS MILK I [JLJ pw OT. c 00 320Z. 3CTNS. EGG BEATERS .1. 1501. ---- - J --- THIS COUPON •• WESSON OIL A. 4801, BL $ COUPON EXPIRES; WED.. JANUARY A 11 COUPON PER FAMILY, VP;,LIrAIFI ------------ ___________________________________________________________________ I - 77c QUICK FROZEN 9 LARG4 E BREADED SHRIMP .. 2ki LB. PKG. C c FRESH HOMEMADE er A Il 9 7c I I I FRESH LEAN i 97c 11/2 OZ. PORK LOIN v2 OR WHOLE ............... LB. 97c TUBE FRESH LEAN GEORGIA BACKBONE FOR FRESH LEAN SPARE RIBS ......................... LB. AY WHY P COPE TABLETS BTL.OF 36 WHY PAY 75c POLISH REMOVER BTL. WHY PAY "c REG. PKG. WHY PAY$10S 3 0Z.BTL. WHYPAY69C SMALL 1.3 OZ. 91 FRESH FROZEN ANACIN TABLETS FOR COLDS. HAY rEVER. SINUS WEST COAST MULLET ............... F DRISTAN TABLETS •1 .,' 77c a C a S • 33c LB. ...- c LB I I WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF DOMESTIC SPRING LAMB A •.-..1. ft CRISPI RED DELICIOUS 78C APPLES • . FREEZER HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED 94e 59c $261 O .: C p SO CT. R ESH PAN READY CATFISH 94c WHY PAY 53.1 LB 1T1:III $1 27 FRESH Bit. OF go PORK SHOULDER RED SNAPPER FILLET .............. LB. 1 C 95c GG FRESH LEAN ' LB. LARGE PKG. WHY PAY $I 10 LARGE LB.87c - I PLASTIC STRIPS VICK'S i I WHY PAY 74c BAND-AID BRAND (ASSST.D) WHYPAYSi. ORACIN I H'ACHES.COLDS..BODY*CHERELIEF WHYPAY$. g FULL LB. PKG. IN OUR DELI-SECTION SLICED 36 CLOSEmUP VAPO.RUB - LYKES c BTL. OF REG. (or) MINT VICK'S 1 c WHY PAY c COUGH SYRUP 77 i1 c LB CAN TABLETS THROATLOZENGES Wofl all 34 OZ. CUTE) PEG. (or) LEMON --- 07 FRESH LEAN IOWA PORK CLEAR STRIPS FLEISCHMANN'S PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH 32 OZ. BAND-AID BRAND 7 LB. $1 SLICED BOLOGNA .......... TOOTHPASTE HOOD'S 100 PCT. PURE ORANGE JUICE $1 47 81 LB POT ROAST BUFFERIN CTNS * LB. I M 67,v LP• PK FRESH HOMEMADF j 111111111~~ CHOCOLATE BUDGETBACON HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED IFAST PAIN RELIEF BORDEN'S 57 C BOLOGNA or SPICE LUNCHEON MEAT CANS I\' SHOULDER ROAST ___________ ______ off 00 NO. 303 LB. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED ELEGANT SANImFLUSH CANNED SUGAR CREEK FRANKS .......1201. PKG. . BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK ....... BOWL CLEANER c 47 TURKEYSO 1018 LB. AVG ............... LB. 49 c LYKES HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED PINK LIQUID DETERGENT KRAFT VEGETABLES £ . DEL-MONTE MIXED a I 00 MORE........ LB. PORK LIVER ......................... LB. 1-BONE STEAK ....................... I $ .5 LBS. or ttI. a ASSORTED o5z. 1 . YOUNG &TENDER HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED I BAGS C LB BAGS AlI 47c LE,. LYKES towels COOK-IN HEAT & SERVE 41 a FREEZER QUEEN GROUND BEEF - ' • ..................... FRESH , , p I CUT-UP FRYERS BEEF HIND ¼ BEEF SIDE BEEF ROUND (150 LB.) LB. oo LB.) LB. (80LB) LB I 37c . I CELLO. BAG as. C FRESHI FLORIDA I CELERY 77 STAL c K SWEETI CALIFORNIA RED GRAPES 37c C LB TASTY I CANADIAN BEEF Rill RUTABAGA BEE = t------- - -: - - - ,. - - - -- _j LB.10C �TJ ______________________ 813—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday Jan. 1, 1975 - . Mushrooms Need rare By SUSAN DELIGHT - CHICKENSTIR-UP I Her most important advice In preparing mushrooms is 'don't 'bathe' them Brush th em clean with a damp paper el or cloth and rinse them Lightly under water. But never, never soak them " Mter washIng them UghUy, she sgests doing m th ac1o th beforesnIp ng f theenda of thestems Ms Campion likes to keep mushrooms cooked and ready dishes. This is how she prepares them: "In pan containing about one-half-Inch of water I place whole mush rooms and sprinkle them lightly with salt. I then add a few slices of lemon or a tablespoon of lemon juice. Next cover, bring to a boil and continue boiling for 3 minutes. Pour mushrooms and liquid Into bowl or jar" These can be kept in the refrigerator for days, she said. Among her favorite recipes, is Shrimp and Dill Salad made with freshmushrooms. Another combines roonis with chicken. I baked apples with sausage stuffing, dill cucumber salad or Brussels sprouts with lemon and Poanuts BAKED APPLES WITH SAUSAGE ____ 8 large baking appics 2 tablespoons ter s cup chopped fresh Oni011 Pound bulk sausage cup packed brown sugar teaspoon dried leaf sage L' teaspoon dried leaf thyme Ii teaspoon grated orange rind ':I teaspoons salt 4 teaspoon pepper 4 cup chopped walnuts L 1 (U fresh orange liv -. 1 A 4 - - ~fiv;hr(iojn Uhi,J.rn Stir i!p i,, (111.11,11 ill-II! J"i- 11 cciiier stage on any menu )) I '4'- ____.- -----------wr L__ 1.3111 ____ - I$*,,. I - - 4381csft" lflhOv.,sA,e j.,ii,ui,er ,t "i II . .). &12 . . - - Orange Juice 3 12 oz. $1 KEEBLER Zesta Saltines cup cup flow 4W POUND QUARTERS 1 7:: ~Imllr Oid WIYN *7 50 ORDER EXCEPT BIER AND CIGARETTES - . :-- - - Why? Scientists like Dr. Norman E. Gary, profe&wr of entomology at the University of Cali fornia at Davis, are determined to find • - -- - - ______ Their findings could have an important bearing on the United States'orchard and field _____ --___ crops t depend upon the little bee for survival. uc stu ies used to be real tough duty, but Dr. Gary has developed an ingenious method using magnets and little nwt,al disks and a bit of glue to entice the homeybee into giving up the secret of why sometimes they fly miles and at other tunes concentrate their efforts Y) It works like this: Catsup Peanut Butter iBo: . - orchards. Grill Franks Conter Cut 2 - to lb. CIGARITTIS lb $1 58 Raised 4r HILLSHIRE PRE COOKED Smoked Sausage 1, 49c Chocolate Fudge /39 Iced Brownies 111 - 6/69c Glazed Donuts 38 4 FAIRWAY FARMS FRESH 100% PURE V 8inth Silo . -. -- Potato Rolls FAIRWAY FARMS 69c they tafldt'hfeMd ft /42C walk into the entrance, they are suddenly snapped off their feet as the metal tag is drawn to th, Angel Food Cal~es 6 — ___ Money Saver Fam il.1y D Pa k BY twisting and struggling, FRYING CHICKEN PARTS U bee soon pulls free of the tag and contInuesthtothe ve hjwith DELICATESSEN BREASTSLEGS AW A#* a Ili 65, 75 C lb 49 Ib MORRILL S Bologna TASTY Longhorn Cheese ' 69 2 Spaghetti Sauces 8 1 u uZ 4 2 1601 Fruit Cocktail 2 303 79C 5 TUPNIP 5 VARIETIES 49 C milli 44 hives within flight range of orchards and fields that need pollinating and to use in b Spare Ribs - lb 59c " LEAN MEATY PORK 1 PI A t 88C Spaghetti PLUS DEPOSIT Pkg Swiss 15'io, BUSH CHOPPED $ 3 oz Chipped Meats U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND 13ONE SHOUL 1901 $ MUELLER # 4 CARLING BUDDING Layer Cakes P ears OR WASHINGTON STATE 4 RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS fl C Ab I lb BOVE BATH BARS 3 Ice MimikV. 1 U S 0 A CHOICE ENGLISH or LIMIT ONE WITH $7 O ORDER IICEPI 5110 AND CIGARITTIs 5 75 19, YELLOW COOKING 3 b#9 39 A Fresh Pork Sausage 10 ICEBERG HEAD C C lb J lb 78 SALAD SIZE AW -. ___________ 98C C3111sh STEAK PATTIES CHUCK WAGON SAVE 30 C A Romaine - t 4:11' - 88flxap - 8 o Jar . y LIMIT ONE COuPON PER Punc A85 E' 98, lb 98 C lb 98C C*dat Key Stono Crab Claws INSTANT COFFEE Fairwa Mtketi lb wr • 5 lb. Box — flofida Rack Shrimp Florida Cooked 5 lb. boa 98 - - -7- e -L-~; f t5 -- M-4 ffkk V task the examinsbon of hundreds ot hives each of which usuall y Halibut or Trout FILLETS Escarole, Endive, 29' # D(essed Headless Smelts ONION, PEPPER. MUSHROOM, SALISBURY, F AIA WITH THIS COUPON 4W r Fresh Flotida Money Saver Family Pak Veal Patties • 01 f AIRWAY F ARMS BREADED unpleasant frequently required oAFARE SEAFOOD IN 1 This OUANTuT RIGHTS RI St OVID -k c 9 8' 44W #Ala Braunschweiger 8 SKINNED AND DEVEINED 29, Lettuce B oz OSCAR MAYER FAIRWAY FARMS WHOLE HOG LEAN PINT BASKET Cabbage S California Roast ____ , YELLOW SUMMER lb Sandwich Spread Gal 2.8 oi Onions OSCAR MAYER ___ $ _____________________ FOR q BLADE CUT FAIRWAY FARMS adequate number of hives I compe nsate bees w tuch may be sidetracked by wild flowers or enticements other than the "target" crop tN,. farmer has in mind. Before It. Gary developed his metal disk-magnet of tagging bees, scientist sought this information in a far i less efficient and a far more painful way: all hives wiWn it foraging wa had to be opened and ed vi su a l ly m a rk ed some es identified by tiny paint mar~_s or plastic labels glued to the lb. GREEN HEAD RAI locations where the bees tagged, Dr. Gary is able prepare complete maps dicating the distances all.Li directions to fields and orchar& where the thousands of bees in each hive are foraging. BY this means, bee preferences for certain crops can be determined. Such in. tormation Ls vital to beekeepers ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS SALADS AND HOT FOODS low BE"Y CROCKER 69 Cole Slaw lb. RAI a qw her load of nectar. The metal tag, with its priceless In. formation, however, is left stuck to Uie magnet, By collecting these tags and plotting from their numbers t1- VOLLENDAM Boiled Ham _____________ A C 2 Honey Glazed Bran Muffins - are - BAKERY pkg b C 99 C 4 303 I' I 43§$C - They anesthetized li ghtly with carbon carbon dioxide to permit handling them wi thout getting dung. -- . b "" '' gl ui ng a any, numbered metal disk weighing only one three. thousan ths of an ounce to the bee's body. These tagged bees recover quickly and are then released to fly back to their horne hives. Meanwhile, back at the hive. magnetic traps have been positioned over the entrarim Little red horseshoe magnets stand shoulder to shoulder waiting to snag the returning 170W I.'sA to oipi Age N.7. I7t7M.,d lOWrn% It U U.l Rd. It.p 17 i. I ii N s.'.i•sit - lbs. or More 24o: Sftach MI 1419"Sta, of. PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 28. 1975 - Thousands of bees foraging on flowers, fruit blossoms and other Crops are c-ptured at vari ous locations in fields arxl g I7 ISO IFA FAME Cooking DI 1 . FAIAVYAY HUNT 32 oz, I . 7-UP, DR. PEPPER and thicker&& In a greastd 2-quart baking disk layer half of de rice, buw, chicken, water chestnuts and sauce; repeat yerinp. Mix bread crumbs with margarine; sprinkle over tcix Bake at 350 degrm for 25 to 30 tniflutes or until bubbly. Makes eservings. per zer cents.) / LIMIT ONE WITH 17 50 ORDER I XCIPt OFER AND CIGAR( I it 5 Al a crumbs in a Saucepan, blend flw sndmyonnlae GuaflystW in brodL Add am powdw Imm juice and Oka Cook ow I" bed, sthring consuntly,5 to 10 minut" or until 40 7fo IL PLUS DEPOSIT K RAFT MARGARINE margarine. melted ___ - DRUMSTICKS - or __________ ___ LYXES 4 Parkay Soft butter ______ \ 3 - . C 1000111111) 2 - ______ F - - 6-12 oz. Bottles f ,J16F Blea h' Firma $tyle re bean cooked, drained • F A as package (18 - ____ Calif —A honey bee—leaving a trail f po ll inated crops behind her— sometim es forages five miles ________________ I from thehi ve,whichmeanjshe can 'work" an area of farming country 75 square miles in size. But then again, bees often fly less than a half-mile from the i ____________________ GROUND ' P AA °':::P::'d 1 - P A OUARTJAR c*) rice, pepw directs — ' - DEL MONTE 2% caps chickm broth or bouillon 2 teaspoons cuM powder SA CRAMENTO, W'R . Kidney Beans ___ OR MATCH OLD MILWAUKEE MIRACLE mimcle Whip WHIP I A FAME chicken b k Mir V4 cip Saw 011 Zteaspoons panityflakes CASSEROLE - _____ MIX FAME QUALITY cV slivered almonds; I package 13 corm) cream cheese kespooln salt CURRIED CMCKEN ' I I 1 all lis bone-In 4eboned at home) By ROBERT P. STUDER - - AY! U. S.D. A. CHOICE - LIMITONEWITH Il'SOORDER(ICIPT 81tA mashreanuk drained % cup sliced pkW Mack %he.Sed cents on breast with I portions FROM old Power , I en (I owices) diced -f- f To Budget The Herald Services _________________________ GIANT SIZE lob. r FAME QUALITY chicken birimts, halved, boned A 303 '? cans I I I whole brWler-ft-yer 11 _09 Makes — " . II N BREASTS Sprinkle chicken with sWt and pepper. Heat W in IMich fry pan. Brown chicken rolls an all sides. Transfer chicken rons to baking dish. Sprinkle with parsley flakes. Tightly cover baking "; bake at UO &-Vees for *n&Wes or until brown wW fork tender. Makes 4 syrup, dill, salt and pepper Add Save With Fame Quality Foods APPLESAUCE (15 oz.) CUT GREEN BEANS, SLICED OR WHOLE nr*c WHOLE TflIAATnCC IAIT CORN BEETS, SWEEI rcM, - Pound chicken breasts to 14inch thicknitas In a small fry pan, sate mush=ms, am and Almon& in Magazine. Place V4 of cream rh o! ~ M an each br" half; top with % of suteed mtttare. RoU brud pieces, completely encasing cheese filling. Secure with Dash pepper medium cucumbers, Partially pared and very Y sliced Mix togedwr vinegar, corn 2 START WITH FOODS -n tMPON pepp" salt ' olives lalmonds , the per saving works out to 90 cents If you bone the V4 dill Rinse, pat dry and slice fresh mushrooms or drain canned mushrooms, set aside In a large skillet heat butter and oil Add onion and garlic, saute for 2 minutes Add reserved mushrooms Saute for five minutes, remove and Set aside In same sk:llet brown beef, while stirring add Sauteed mushrooms, sauce, Italian seasoning, salt and black pepper; mix well. Simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Cook pasta as label directs; drain. Pour mushroom sauce over Pasta. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, if desired. Makes 6 ___ hearty mushroom sauce will enliven the pasta and is popular on pizza, too ' _A CHICKEN SUPREME 1 pound fresh mushrooms or 2 ca ns (6 to 8 ounces ThC IS something soothing each) sliced mushrooms about eating pasta For i cup butter or margarine example, an acquaintance 2 tablespoons oil admits to eating Italian I cup chopped onion whenever annoyed or down-in. I garlic clove, minced he-dumps. Whatever the mood, I pound ground lean beef 1 Jar 1 15 o unces) marinara those sauce appreciate a piquant sauce. A 2 teaspoons Italian hearty mushroom meat sauce seasoning is nne to add to y Our cwking I teaspoon salt repertoire. i teaspoon ground black pepper HEARTY &1USIIR()()jl Ii pound zid, or other MEAT SAUCE OVF It tube pasta ti cup lightetorn syrup 1 tablespoon chopped fresh . PASTA wuRr The Herald Services uYnaic.w.ii I 1 51 ~1~ - -- I I Those who Plan to entertain — despite higher food cnstz — will find chicken dishes done wi th a aoclalflareagrutway to economize. For Chicken Breasts Supereme rnayctain mushrooms, Wick - Enlivens Di"shes SALAD Iz CUP vinerrar of the way down. casions Importan t ' 0 clictirril),er and toss until coated. Core apples and pare cacti Chill 2 tu 3 hours, stirring o-ci A= -: - Ja Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975-99 l The Herald Services A 18 MUShroom Sauce sugar, sage, th)ine, oraqe rind, salt, pepper and walnuts. Cook 2 minutes. Spoon into preparLd l)l siiallow baking dish. Pour orange Juice over apples Bake uncovered In 350-degree oven 50 to 60 minutes, unUl tender. with roast pork Makes a Se L4 teaspoon ...- r 47~~ PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 2 8 1975 l M venlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. t center to DIILCUCUMBER Jillce h i'll) about Chicken Helps Cut ea . A lovely roast of pork makes scooped out pulp. Melt butter in a change of pace from ordinary large skillet. Add onion and holiday fare. Surround it with a cook until tender. Add sausage tasteful variety of fruit and and cook until browned. Add reserve apple pulp, brown vegetable side dishes such 1 pcund fresh mushrooms or I can (4 to 8 oz. ewh) sliced mushrooms 1ablespocias butter or margarine quart cabbage, sliced I green pepper, sliced 1 onion, sliced i can (10~ 02 ) condensed chicken broth 2 tablespoons cotareh 2 tablespoo ns soy sauce 2 teaspoon ground ginger 2 cups diced cooked chicken turkey, pork or shrimp Rinse, pat dry and slice fres!' mushrooms (makes about 5 cups) or drain canned mushrooms. In a large skillet, heat butter. Add mushroems, cabbage, green pepper and onion. Cook and stir for 5 minute.q. Combine remaining ingredients except chicken Pour our vegetables. Add chicken. Cook and stir only until vegetables are crisp-tender and the sauce is slightly th ickened, about 3 to 5 minutes longer . Serve ove r rice or noodles, if desired. Yield: 4 to 6 portioris. "Iyeat mugnOMS with tender loving care and they will reward you with mouthwatering good navor," says Cmfully scoop By AILEEN CLAIRE MUSHROOM The He raid Services Pace Change V L cm:aiaed between 20,000 aid 50.000 worker bees. 11w task usually was accolilph5hed tl~ the tune of angry buzzin,,, , d j,,,1 nuinerowi stings. Under Dr. Gary's magne t process, all returning bees automatically give up their tags at the entrance to the hive, The possibilities in exactly tes Ill blossoni-4 are exciting. It be Possible to hybridize be~, that prefer One crop over t may be possible to hybridize bm that prefer tu forage Short disur#M. from tht. tiive. rather than taking off on long-range flights of up to five - act;y on the crops - - - ~ _ 74 Ac i 1A J �asamiIIIIII Will - -- BEETLE BAILEY : SENIOR Mn Walker AAAMUI Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. R! (:A CAR NIVAL WIN 9S WILL - most likely. South simply nina f all his five trumps and discards a small diamond from dun1m). That leaves South with t!~ hearts and three diamonds writle dummy holds three hearts and two diamonds and poor East holds his head in JAt'oy — - NORT11 (- 4 f 1 r1 ET— A105il ,K 8 2 #K64 5 WEST IDI I S by Dove G' PBABLy LEMIAN& SAY, \-OU FEILAS MLJT B - HUNGRY .. HOW ABWT SomF_ LUNCH 7 JE ven SOL — PaIs Th l dng ih hn Opening lead -- K West North THE BORN LOSER by ( -. KILL. cHAI6 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS HOW DID YO U LIKE 7~,IE DATE n ___ iou S by Larry Lewis HOULD BE ,. you FOUND ____ LI Ia "Whaddya mean 'Happy Thai's whilf you said last Year and look *bat happened!" FUNNY BUSINESS I SAOu:€ By Roger BolIen Y A4 1 IL.evs CALLi U)LL!J .-& DOONESBIJRy J EH 5 N IOWT, B/,ffO;; --1 — South off with the simplest squeeze paf play there is. It Is so simple that Pass 3N I Pa the only read way to avoid You. South, hold, working It is to give up and * K7643 If A 2 ,9 £ A K 732 aIdo you donow ed down one, bI'-.ecause )OU concede A—Pass. You have sho ,u )our ire only looking at nine top two suits. Trv't )our partner. tricks, TODAY'S QIESTION South might double West's snitead of bidding thr notrump. tOUr-CtUu opening, but no one he has bid four diamonds over,r can blame him for his four- three now spade bid. Answer Tomorrow 11ings don't start out well since West cashes three clubs Send S I for JACOB Y MODERN book to "Win at Bridge."(clo right off the bat. Then it doesn't this newspaper). P 0 Box 489, matter what he shifts to. Radio City Station New York Suppose he lea ds a trump as is N V 10019 I-.-. 6O, 1 ( 1 r -ss / \ & - --- Fast Happy New Year readers' We are going to start the year Art Songom d third diamond or dummy's third heart. Can the squeeze be missed? Yes.If South refuses to cash his last trump the squeeze just won't have developed. West North Fast south Pass A i IOU trick will be scored by his VA6 #A 73 41032 North-South vulnerable Pass V fie has to come down to five cards alsoand must unguard VQJ 10754 one of his queens. It doesn' t • Q 982 ' matter which one. If South counts h.- will know whether his . y - A87 • 105 4 A KQ C76 SURE..,$F rr's $T O At T4AT NOT W MUCH BOTh!R '\...H' CR11 TER COOKING s A. AT ALL Turner /( 0 pain. EAST A64 ALLEY OOP by Dick 971B AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMF Wednesday, Jan. !' l by Garry Trudeau r cwnu Irs w f6e- i5a, DWE, 175 AI 5AWY, MMW /4l tx./ hth16 AM /N. Aiii I__ xep 1r- ;N6 4*YJ/1TA/N Z SUarz Y lar VIHih/ SIMN6 AZAI~6 ON MY A51iMq, 'p V 7i B4Pcwj1cs c 4/&raIT LY . r mvr M., I # 4 RN.. NG W tL VA? 1 - Tr More news... • BLONDIE More features... A ll the national, international and local news written concisely and Interestingly to provide the Information you need to keep up with your constantly cngIng lifestyle. 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I SEEK& FIND' 1111C Sanford, Florida 3277;-Price 10 Cents Pigeons -" .w In fern o ' - ' - _________________ - Premiere Caused ç9nvictions _____ NECR0 ndsl l.4, 111ve4ml 67th Year, No. uSThursday, January 2, 1975 T C N 1 ft E B IL ft E V N Los Angeles Traffic 1 _10~ Jam End -_________I W Another atergat al e Chap ter expected to concluded another chapte i seek r Watergate story By JAMES BACON r in time for the 1976 bicen- tremendous. Everybody but on his excellent script Mardian, who slumped into his sea t and held his by convicting three of Richard M. Nixon's most reversal of the decision in the U.S. Court of Appeals. E N ft E S I U Mrs Mardian leaned forward in her seat among the for Haldeman is 25 e C R 0 F I I CGC A The Herald Scices d tennial. Eric Linden was there. Eric (IcOvered that firemen hold head in hiscourt hands after the verdict was read, slipp U. S. District Judge John J. Sirica set no date for i and powerful aides of conspiring to obstruct the invest1other defendants' wives, stuck out her tongue and out of the And in th the their breath everytime .he e works Is a house unseen movie sentencing lives and in Beach Iguna The newsmen. Fhrlichman 20yearl and a ft T J A four convicted men remained DGACIVTR . gation of the break4n at Democratic National fine; or Mardian gave a soft but audible raspberry. HOLLYWOOD NANA E)' Sirica thanked the Jtwt called I "The on 5 years and a 110 Day skyscraper. his alarm sounds th e traffic rs for World was backed up to persona recognizance. ________ their service, Committee For headquarters. th e Par ki nsons it was a moment of ISB tearful N I) A J 1 1 0 cried all the way through the Ended," which Irwin hopes to garage D ft N ft N F. Y .. The verdict read in Slca's courtroom You just Lan t i,et Water, else he would have Asked for his reaction to the verdict, Ehrlichman joy. Found guilty of conspiracy, obstruction t before I premiere of "The Tnwering get St. Luke to write, pressure up that high. 5p.m. on New Year's Day 1975 climaxed one of the made it, too, ofN. Justice said, "It changes nothing insofar as my ba.iu " feel great and perjury were former Atty. Gen. John . I've always __ had great faith and last major events in Inferno" last year- threw that Mit- feeling, and it's a deepseated feeling, of innocenc it will be interesting to watch Paul Newman and Steve th e scandal that dominated - hope and It all worked out," said Sketches chell, and ey-White [louse aides If. R. ________ of the live Water 14 gate Parkinson, his wife American political life intoshow youhowup Iodate we may make a comedy. B A A A McQueen were th", heroic stars the reaction of the movie Haldeman in regard to the charges in this case." for the and John past D. Ehrlichinan. two year. I .Pamela, and lawyer Jacob Stein at his sido. I r are out West. I __ __ ____ - - . __ The premiere at the AVCO of "11w Towering Inforno" but audiences in New York City and President Ford declined to comment on the Ehrlictunan said lie had instructed his lawyers to Also convicted of conspiracy was former appeal. 0 P S B D P ft A A MM N N ft M C S I D As -Chief Prowutor James F. Neal left the s . defendants and related stories ir11-verdict. That's because! wasn' t in it theaters on Wilshire Blvd. In two old pros stole the show - Chicago where working on the ,__~ Assistant Atty. Gen Robert C Mardian courthouse he wits asked if he was satisfied with the _. - -_ 7__=m~_=!;.P_:2 CP 1\URNA PSAETU ISAPL Irwin Allen no las suc Westwood There was no I Halder,,an said, lknow legally and morally lam caused the worst William Holden and Fred 80th floor Is an everyday oc 7 - - - - verdict: mmediate comment from Nixon, The jury acquitted Kenneth W Parkinson, a totally ap page 2A of ' May rr ar on -r has lived at San ceeded in panicking evebody traffic Jam in premiere history. Astaire. w ho innocent of each of the charges that's been currence People may start Washington attorney who represented the Nixon re Clemente, Calif,i n seclusion I don't think satisfied is the word It's one p - ~i of since he was forced to resign th e who works or lives above the This Is because the theaters are . -And how come Astaire's storing parachutes in their I election committee, of corispiracy and obstruction broht here I intend to move tht tid in the day presidency last relief that a long, hard Job is over and I can n Aug.R ! s than t 1th floor in hiii rise. 1k v ll near Wilshire an d Westwood mime wasn't hilled above the desks. ° €ar dtkr the 1972 I' Justice. I -a follow this one with anotlier Blvds., Los Angeles' busiest title? lie had one of the inain Mitchell said only that he would appeal. Presidential election in whi kh&WO.J. Simpson had a key role . Mitchell faces a maximum ftiThe by 4n ,umesiit of years in one of the largest landslideci`1 he won re-election I - I Stirling Silliphant script called parts and performcd superbly, in the movie and did much .*,? i ' tackward, up, down, or d JuDY In the puzzle. FW ach s In history. "The Swarm," about the hidden asine and box it in as An average of 80,000 cars a a: better in it than he did against ___________ A—— i African bees which are moving day pass this intersection. Ram last Sunday. O.J. 71* , living legends of show business fix is BAINDTAILED H O.N1 IN G POUTERS I northward 200 miles a year night of the premiere, 100,000 get second billin. CARRIER -0 .i one of those natural actors JACOBIN ,17 TV TO !, FATAIL MONDA,!NE from Brazil and will probably showed up -all in front of me. TUMBLER On the serious side, whose future after pro football . *A-NPNONNobv~ FRUIT I %ICTORIACIOWN sting the United States to death ~ I The star turnout was Silliphant's extensive research is assured. . ,' Richard %Sidmark (left) stars as Benjamin Franklin and Tom Common . ' thony Quayle portrays Dartmouth in 'Ile Rebel," third In a -r (9) Life To By DONNA E.STES WEDNESDAy 1 •, : mint-series of four 90-minute drama specials based on 4b 1121Q. I raidSiaff To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, Writer : Franklin's life, Thursday on the CBS Television Network (3$) Live Uncle H bi 11 e' -n wnbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks _________________________________________________ EVENING i Show I,ONGWOOD - James ft. payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address (44) Leave It To .] . letters in eve of this newspaper. 700 (6) Concentration . I4)rmann, Immediately alter B e av er -, Z. , li4 taking (9) Truth () _____________________________________________________ his oath of office as 4:00 (3. 4) Somerset . Consequence s (6) Mery Griffin mayor of this city' at 7 p.m., 4ji --REVIEWS Monday at city hail Is :4fl (44) Movie (24) Sesame Street Beaver ArlSwer 10 Prev,Ct,US pUZZle 1. , ~ -_ I------- I P-- ~ documents with the county to ~. STRICTLY SPEAKING: Will doesn't like what has been hap. :. lget ACROSS -01 -*e)0*3 (24) Drink, Drank, L 4:30 (2) Bonanza Junction I N T' MAL 40P America Be the Death ¶ of Eng. pening to the English language 8 (2. 3) Bowl r (44) Movie (9) GilIlgan s Island Tune .. lish' By Edssin Newman and he %olces his distaste in 45Prroj W A L S $T AMPS (6) Engelbert 930 (6) GE Theatre (35) Leave It To (e) Jokers Wild Jacent to the city fire hall on Bobbe-MerrIfi 205 Pages $795 witty, well-chiseled language '•"J I . ' Humperdinck (35) D ouble Action Beaver Patty Duke (35) a ti, .. TO one of the many who long that says exactly what it's sup. WWI Wilma and Church Stret.g (9) That*s My Mama 126mmian DICIA14 4__ 14S 10:00 (6) Manhunter (") Father Knows (44) Gomer Pyle 47 Krmh Once the documents are in (13) Tony Orlando 2 __ 4 I have regarded the pun as the posed to say and says It well. I (9) Get Christie I -Best 3:00 (9) Mission 14 Which Is to be expected from e (24) Feeling Good (13) SZ And a man who feels Umt "much rntu (24) Roger's " SNt q (35) Name Of The L. S aid ist Sinners (9) The Dating Neighborhood I Newman's chapter on that pe- written and spoken expression 41 M word icoil) Game :' (24) Van Cliburn - -,. -__' Game (33) Batman cullar form of wit and emerge these days Is equivalent to the toward a February ;" (44) Dinah 1I j.. Vmr l8So Piano (44) Mod Squad (3$) Movie - 10 I I.breaking ceremony and a witha grudging admiration for background music that in-'ILiUUuUUISiId Competition Get Acres 3:30 Ii-.. -. , . 7.1 1 I6PoI.d col*trv March construction start with 57Ctwg. that which previously had been cessantlyencroaches on us It 10: 30 (24) Mete HawaIi () Andy Griffith 11: 00 (2. 4) 9 0 -r-. 11 'Perlthg of the new facility in wmned. 40 VeroTous thumps and tinkles away. (15) Rat Patrol Mort" (6) Now You See it - ... (13) Black Saddle : . -DOWN ,,?72Ei 11111111 .. l 21 Afterali,whocandjj (2, 6, 4, 9) News (9) Split Second mechanical, without color, in (24) Electric Company 24 wabod (24) LIlias Yoga I Cotion bwxpe (44) Phil Donahue shining examples of the form flection, vigor, charm, or Q-, (35) Lost In Space 27cttylnsp-~.t r' _xr i 23 2 Heavy bo as ho 29 S w v*c* for a seconu time to lease the Unction." (33) Burke's Law 3Bees'o". to Squares (13) Zane Grey 'Yaw- shoes are wet, she 24Toan(Com,, ($557. 143J There are many areas in (44) NIght Gallery (6) Love e 4 y I planned new me clinic "W"as abbreviation 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show (9) Brady Bunch (24) Villa Alegre 46 atmwe Ellis said today based upon 35 Amencan "Naturally," he said. "No- based and Newman gets to 1 5&vW (44) Lucy Show body knows the puddles I've them all. sociological Jargon, (9) Wide World Of 6:30 (2.4) NBC News (1547- I3i) 6Nøu'ivIii . 28:,0m.) 4aS.ctetsc,*,i. Entertainment I planned lease signing Monday, seen. That Is why lam standing the inability by many to speak (13) Stagecoach West :. AFTERNOON ,€;iV ji 51 Fy (corro kxrN Wi architect from Sweltzer .j (24) Captioned News . (24) Zoom ,. on thesie newspapers. These are directly, the catastrophic over: I ......... I 3 7 Dnnk in roxx of 9eird of pr9y ASIOthteS, 32L&wywlsb) 54 Wofd of Winter Park, will , 1. the nmts that dry men's soles. use of "Y' know." and, of - 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow 'io (44) Hogan's Herm . iJ Pow d1I start working drawings and (6) Young And For Years, the Sanford CItY Commission and Seminole Cvunty He took off his jacket and tossed course, politics, an area not ofShow Restless _____________________ Commission have been trying 10 gel action 10 preparation it aside. "Thi" he said, "Is so ten noted for Its clearness of Of contract at the railroad crossing on SR 41 west of Sanbuild an overpass (1) Jackpot M" :. domients to be completed by The ' ,OIS 1 ford one phrase. () Password IN DANGER? reasons for the wgenry Is that all too the end of this month. But Newman's remarks - so, , often a slowio%ing r This is a wise and witty book (35) Big Valle CENTRAL ILORIDA'S OLDEST By BOB UYD . PW " , - a bout the examples of the pun and should be read by all who If. L t. William Lykens said a man 12: JO (2, 1) irrently, Preliminary plans Celebrity AND FINEST STEAK r bleb HOUSE 4 5 I Herald S who abducteda hit- folled the vehicle in another might weU Impede the Ufe of someone bospital...b9nnid in an for the medical facility are in are just a pwtion S THURSDAY weepstakes of Ux _ many are concerned with language. amb ulance or icers have a suspect in the chhiking couple. tied the inan to car. the like. (4) SearchFor The ab , ', ove N , "'~ excellent things In this book Those who pepper their con1 Tallahassee being reviewed by pho taken last 11 I case and are searchin g the city a e, and took the Woman to a Sgt. Hogan d the man ,. Tomorrow poUce for him. tie the State rAViSlon of Health and written by a man w1k, n.0 been versation with "like" and iOt MORNING I -1. -(9) News at least I7mInutes searching today Ca we for four afford wooded area near i.ongwood was taken to Orange County e Rehabilita tive Services and are fascinated by and respected "Y'know ought to read It also. 14 Sheriff's Detective Sgt. and 5 wv, ~~~ (44) Variety raped her. '16 black male 1009 when prompt emergency medical treatment might make Eugene Page and raped, released and 1 6:00 (9) Sunrise jubilee suspects In Separate W1111arn Hopn Said Seminole lanage for yea. Newman, Of that depart I 171 1 ~_ I If A " %I " 12:SS (2) New% A N U [ ' the difference between Iffe bducUon rapes of two women and CT 0 VOlusia County man told managed to walk to the 610 (2) Sunshine ment. Prelisni.nary plan 19 ap. 1:00 (2) Jackpot critic, ve . Phi) Thmas Orange County authorities invest.igators he saw a black Almanac rape o a 12-year-old are hunting proval h I . (6. I) News as been given, Ellis an television newscaster, FJHarneY ctIot.nartment Fire De to o men who a AP Books Editor g in We dnesd ay male crouch beside a vehicle in notify authorities of said. 22 and early ducted a 2 Pat Finley will appear as a 8year-old south the shopping center parking lot . Notre Dome pins the first loss Almanac b (35, 44) Movie Ellis expects the plans to regular n e role 0 on Alabam Seminole woman ear,'y today a and 1 6.25 (2) I Dream Of 1 24 25 26 ! about midnight, enter the I :3(' (2. 4) Jeopardy 27_ 28 Investigators Hartley'% sister Ellen on "Thp Jeannie Sanford Police said the 12. from a shopping center parking vehicle when t wom n ver woman's veNcle, found near -1 Southern C011fornia pulls a stunner on Ohio State. GOLDEN SPOON year-old girl was raped by a tot at SR-436 and 11 S 17-92 AWARD I 6:30 16) Bob Ne, . Sunrise after proper advertising. [lids Ahart Show" which 29 Turns appro ached from a drug 31 WINNER -n 133 34 are expected to b," received by man who forced his way into at gunpoint and took her into and leave with the w store Edgewater Drive and Fair. Sem.-ster will start Its third season ft (9) Let's Make A I oman. (1) Today In Florida For Thursday, January 2, 1975 banks Avenue. where it gp. Rowil picturo on Page . mid-FebruarY with contract her home Wednesday af. Orange County where she was fall and be seen Saturdays on Deal X 36 I I 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional The witness told deputies he parenLly was abandon,ed by ternoon, beat her and a mulled 1 S. 2 :00 (2, 8) Days Of Our C&S-TV raped. the -_ 11 1mrwAIMAJINT miamrl,r WOultinved 00 Page $-A) her. heard what sounded like two men es By CARR011 RIGHTER 37 before the rape. showed no Deputies also are looking for gunshots and a second man IA th Lampl41,,., Lovs,. (6) News I t6, Guiding Light I Continued On Page $-A) (9) Bozo S(O COMPLU( (9) 510,000 Pyramid GENERAL TENDENCIES: Be poised and calm as you 40 41 IQ . 43 44 ., I perform sman tasks necessary to build a better set of conditions for yourself in 1975. Odwfflse, you find ou ____________ 0. Life uk I upset, w11 Zoo R evue b1e arguments. (9) The Big Highway -. 5:30 (9) Movie IES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)--Get into the details of 51 :52 Showthy,vn 4y 1742 I BY El) PRICKETT -_ __ mat1trs ativaiting your attention. Plan to rest some after A He Id P '__ sho ws -[ r ls~1.'- JaI Tuxedo Martian hubbub of the holidays 'm - ;,_ consumers in Seminole can buy FOrn Fad ir~~ -= 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (44) Underdog TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Charm oth ers Into doing what regular gasoline for as low as i " 11)eY probably do be,,ause in -) (6) Mike Douglas After all. you pays Your ;)V-~4 - _. It ~ 3 00 (2.4) Another World 08 ( 57 449 cents a gallon, or pay as r t ian we are, said Jerry most cases indepedts buy money you desire, since you have right Ideas Help loved one overcome LI (3) Movie , I . () Price Is Right you takes your 1 fluerger I (3$) Not For Women fears Have more confidence plus gas the majors couldn't ctce high as 54 9 cents per gallon __________________________ (9) General Hospital /1 uerger manages a Sunoco sell,' Jones said GEMINI(May 21 to June 21) Home requires your attention, so y Interestingly enough, (3$) Mister Ed ' , station across the street from ___ / __ / iuYm gasOrie in Seminole (Iclals say, the lower-priced (44) Three Stooges if away from it on business give It at least some thought. Don't For whate . ve r reason, prices Tomorrow, the Herald takes County reminds one of a quote ROGWV9110,t take kin for granted, Lone s Imperial Buerger sells vary InSemmole as m NOW SHOWING ___________ 2 gasoline has the same amount I uch as 10 a 13$-ue s ' , from loot at energy-say Ing z the literary ' -" regular for -1'( 53.9. Survive A MOON CHILI)REN(JunefltoJuly 21) Drive taref ully to get magazine of additives, the 5ame octane ____ Punch which says -u Marriage You P)S rating and Is produced /busines The cheapest gasoline ob- your windshield cleaned at the in by the I'' 'Y' _ Washin gton to try to deter , sered was on sale at the Dixie time ou t k pa 's (cOu of Purchase is another mine' what they mean t same processes which go into ce.", o Oil Co., on French Ave., where question. LEO I July 22 to Aug. 21) Be economical; watch budget. Use IAL zioz higher priced gasoilnea. ____ ____________ The question Is how much regular as being sold for .9 $ you judgment and you get along wefl, but stay away from In fact a II Id t f ' "SUPER fly',- Pivs Mid N*-hf Show - Fri. - SaC 0 that good _____ cents a gallon adviser who has own problems now. ~~ : I ;1_4r_-T~11111111111 I , " pay'how great is that choice the cheaper priced stations In .*,Or i I ~-i IF -R, " , I VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Use perfe(t control and don't . - ry- -,-11 . . __ the Sanford area purchases its __r reasons behind the m I I...'. - - _ FEAST change from one thing to another. Say little. but listen much. ^ I . gawline supplies from a major - 401:1-4 SIRLOIN 4 1~7. - , r ~_-__--_~_ , __e Of Choices that are available. l ksi R Avenue. Regular thae was Show courtesy to afl. I kte~-~~A , % _-AA LUT100e Served Every gasoline supplier, Texaco. % Q 1 ____ ___ - ... N - _______ _ pe - IN timaisr"Oft ___ _____ SALUTE FRANKLIN'S LIFE Wr .0 I , i. --m , C1inic Health . Lease Oka Seen ____ % .- . TONIGHT'STV ______ - BOOK - . '.. - - _ - - - - -_ • ____ _____ ____ __ , - - _______ ________ . - - - - - ... - - ________ - ____ - _______ J u y. - - - - - _______ . . . dical ). ____•'--•--,._; - .. - - - .. . . ' - - - LIFELINE Seek - - ' - -_ Ip - -. - - - _____ . - -- FREVVIES closm dw - HOROSCOPE COMP1010 I.B. - 1 1 Gasoline Price Atrl -- ~ rea ervice 0 . ' - - ______ - - tions - - __. 7___ -1 '' _______ , 11 ______ . . _____ - 1UPTOW OATIJRAY MICINIF - I ., """O" , I 11:30 X. - ~. 7:10 I I V~ .. hj Ow SCORPIO i Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't criticize your frierx!s, but caam 1.3 -M - - __ ~=~ ,I , fj The'Frial of ,Bi I tv Jack ; s.-..DELORES TAYLOR ... TOM LAUGHLI4 -'. ' --. rt • I " ! FIRST TIME AT REGULAR PRICES 4 : I you had better check for accuracy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handle responsibilities c(43cif-111,10us,ly. Ym have good hunches, Imit only for the near . future 9iow spirik with a troubleiaker in p.m. PlSS (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20j Have talus with partners but remain objective, Impersonal. Then all works Out fine. Avoid one who Opposes you, could cause trouble. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY....he or she wIH want everything in apple-pie order, so teach early to make •• O*1Y141 . bi e%er) regulation Ahigher.upmay e n a badmood,sokeepout 0 way. (APRICORN Wee 22 to Jan 20) S'uth new Ideas before " TONIGHT ONLY i ___ 1. DUEL OF THE IRON FIST 2, BLOOD OF THE DRAGON j 000 FATHER OF HONG KONG --_-- w . R I *I I lives Of oWrs better. as wtH as make his or her own saUsfying andprofltahle Onewho will alwdyl make an intelligent plan first, then carry through with every detail In a painstaking way. A fine "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make f your life is largely up to YOU! f no* r ur 51 to Carroll Rgttr r I • m ' I IM promises made, keep them honorably and all is well for ouinthe ht be wrong for you. . - ________ L I , ,ra. 191b nDr" Other Selections 9 To Choose Frorn $29 UP ^7 -_ , , . IF ; FRIDAY NIGHT 5 FEATURE FAMILY NIGHT aruiu. MON. Baby Beef Liver TUES. Veal Parmesan WED. Chic & Dumpling! THURS. Beef Stew FRI. Trout Almondine Around the Clock . . "HOUSE OF QIJAL_ ITY FCOD -if Delicious Smothered Chicken. Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter 2 lb. Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Liver. Any I'iy Hot Fresh Vegetable,, Hot Roll and HATURING LUNCH . lge Filet gnon O. Baked Potato n uutter, Tossed Green Salad With eu,ng 6 99 69~ HWY. 17-92 & FAIRBANKS - WINTER PARK, FIL * I , ,1 . . . A9q . . ,, . ' I AND DINNER DAILY cents a gallon, - . _!L ~-- - - zr, Z. _~ - ~ ; , I 4A Calendar ............... Classified 88 COMICS .................... 7B Deiw Abby ............... 6A Dr. lamb .................. 6A ECII(O1'LaI IA Horoscope ................. lOB Hosjitai ................... 8B Obituaries ................. 5A Sports Television ...............1013 Wonien's ..................6A Al Dawson, Imperial's district manager, confirmed Lowe'i statements and added that hnperlai has a 10-year Contract to buy gasoline from Texaco. L 7 I ", . __ - ~ _. ~ --, m 4%, .%.~ . L . powwow _____ - _. -1 '• I - AM . - " - . . - W1. Ili, :; !!ft - - ~_ - $V ._ . i. .a 0 0 pig standards '- .- - ~ kI - % - ________________________ , Gulf Oil Co. Marketing Manager Bob Vassar Sal d indents sell cheaper because they work on a closer t- _-_ .- ! - - - S R10M, ' . ._ - Some area i 4A;-!~- 1 F_-::V%-~ A,'7_-A!4-_. ?-k __ __ -_ -_ !;* And David Jones, ast director of the Florida Petroleum Council, sa ys it,, because independents don't engage in consUnt oil ex. gas Is just as good. ploration or refining. "It goes through the same ---"The majority just market processes with t1v same ad. Imperial on S. Park Avenue and E. IM Str"t sells regular for asolim %%'F %T1II H , cor ner, It's 509 diti he from the major companies and 84 low this rating," Dawson said. Dawson claims Imperial sells Lsn', the totW P, that's the owy Yesterday's high in Cture. They say same services as brand4uum the market they involvement hay.e.,, jones Dawson said state official-1 for less because the firm owns the monng55. Mostly lair through conduct periodic chocks a somehow, $ Ona. t allitsstationsandajso owns the at bi said. Friday ~vlth highs !n mid 70s. . buf' "Company . C~T_Aa t -__vp-!_-_~_ t%_-_AVA!ii4l, - - 140to . , .. - - -~' - ~ -_--_ I-t! ------- -.al Farley Eldridge said of the situation. I've got a $100 bill I,H giv.e )ou.,Elurkwe owrts a Standad station next door to Lowe's son goes for 529 cents a - _____ : L - ~._ tra r .--- % - ~ 7-2~111111 ~ ~ gallon. The Imperial station, located at SR 4 near 1-4 is run b Glen Lowe, who said lie purch,risc-s gasoline from Texaco. . .. ~_= II ( .40 - At an Imperia! station, which officials say buys from Texaco, - __ WEDNESDAY NIGHT DAILY LUNCHEON __ Index 323-1910 -As 4-,Ay& f*-)t*,w1STkFW I It.-TS . If, Id IA - _____ Z hosts "What's Now. America?", a rcries of commentaries on American 60CICtY Seen each Sunday at 5:30 P.M. on I-liannel IMPE - 1. 1 ' pe nts are able to do it Independents are tak1g a loss, gasoline than brand.nauie dealers claim that because they don't provide the The company claims they are statio s. n - -, -- - I 9 52 I'l 11 . I ' ' II ' ' II - -_ - - K7 - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY TIME' - I'M 30T PL.4YING 3 wrT ~ 1 ANYMOREI SARGE! IAT? RIG I WHERE )HN STRUCK1 EVERY YOU LOSE, I rMIHE ONE WHO 5UFFER5!,j____ WEWAITIN' SIDE MAIDEN By BERNICE BEllE OSOL P () JNNV FOR LETS GO imi i.., U(.,ULL)OL THERE! ),~ I 1t il o / 'tD OCU Th(K t ru rlvft hi L,r.I ,vi ! uoncerne'J today, but you fully aware of the opfx)rtUfllti ('OUIII. CANCER June 21-July 22) shouldn't. The possibility of surroundisig YOU. AItIFS i Nlarch 21-April 19) hi - 1975 For Wednesday, September 17, HOROSCOPE Mort Walker (N&-S-' fT)41 X'R FATHER. "-'I You'll be generally fortunate at what you undertake today. Make it a point to see that each larger rewards is still there. MUI%I(IUS (Jan. 20-I"b. I LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-Oct. 231 If Your Imagination IS your III( However, for some reason share equally today where there will be three parties in- you're doing any entertaining dependable ally today. It's WI you'll shave your own chances volved, or someone will be today keep the group to a to consider suggestions, b bit. manageable number. A few don't let them overwhelm yo slighted. TAURUS 1 April-May 20) Be LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) You're extra guests will tip the tmat. sure to acknowledge one who is SCORPIO i Oct. 24-Nov. 221 helpful today, or else hi' may be still luck)' today in matters I'ISCES 1 Feb. 2)-March hesitant to do you it favor again, requiring teamwork. Your You'll enjoy reasonable success GEMINI May 21-June 20) partner will hold up his end, today, provided you don't let Something profitable to you w There will be an opportunity Just be sure you hold up yours. one who doesn't know what to suddenly develop out of the bIt VIIW() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) do with her time inolve you in it today. Failure to follow throu. presented to you through a will (limifliSli it's florth. Friend, but you're likely to take You'll be tempted to slack off a fruitless pursuit. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. less advantage of it than you bit where your work or career is YOUR BIRThDAY 211 You'll be it bit reluctant to Sept. 17, 1975 put your ideas to the test today. You'll form two fortunal bough they'll work surisingy well if given half associations this year th it I could provide you with chance. Dec. fl-Jan. ditional sources of revenu CAPRICORN i Rewanis will come from It OSWAIJ) and JA%IES J1U'OBY 19) Your material prospects are promising, but there's a talent or service you have (I still South is disappointed to find small caution: You may not be offer. 16 NORTH dummy with three spades, but *747 the hand is still a sure thing. MI South has to do is to draw V964 32 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 8 ___ -. trumps, cash his clubs and L I 4 diamonds, enter dummy with EAST WEST the nine of trumps, lead a spade I A 98 5 3 £KQ6 intl stick in the jack or 10 aft 'r V V 10 7 East plays low . •76 J 1092 fr( West wins and Is totally and &97652 4 Q J 10 8 completely end-played. 50(111 (1)1 A Jacoby modern gadget gets A A J 10 to the slam after a bidding seVA K quence that differs from the AKQ one shown in the box Two clubs AK (artificial), two diamonds no I ace, king or queen), two hearts, North-South vulnerable .1 ) three hearts, SIX hearts 4,~ ~__~") \ South West North 68th Year, No. 23—Wednesday, September 17, 1975 ' Utility Department Gets Largest Cut By El) PRICKE'Vl' Herald Staff Writer • III u .kc £ 2V Pass 6V Dy Lorry LewIs AS A GRADUATE ASSISTANT ONE OFOL)R PROFESSORS .cOuLD 3E AL.L.OWE (To 3 DA'S SICK LEAVE EACH TERM A reader from Texas, with Pass 4V Pass Pass Pass tongue in his cheek, asks "What Opening lead Q £ percentage advantage accrues _________________________ to a player who sits with his back to the door-all else being By Osssald & James Jacoby equal'!" The answer is that he gains American Bridge Teacher's Association's President Ed little advantage in the bidding Gordy and his wife, Laura Jane, and play, but after an argument believe in giving beginner's with partner he can get out hands that show some impor- quickly if he finds evasion esirable. tant principle of play, but there Is only one really where (Do you have a question for good line, Write "Ask the The bidding as shown Jacoy5 care of this employs a 1935 Jacoby gadget. newspaper The most inThis gadget Is that the jump to tetestang questions will be four after partner opens two used in this column and shows trumps, but denies an writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN) ace, king or singleton. ,' . utility' department. A $27,735 reduction is the - ~ maintenance ! ,So -.- I " /7 1_i_ti1zA4 fíg:1i Gr' STUME 'Z%6 u./A5 T14'f74X /3W, MT I L 45t4NP 0fl4'I, 1MEhttZ6I 7R/ f. f)% 44(N ,4*i. AM )CV /4tW6 1'i £VO MIAT'S C)41F4I7 /4Wi? I 4L' ii' A SW4t • j OtR ' i$ iiia' P$ I 70 . 4) £'4713 / ( ('X MMT LCN HANDLE.' - 6W? 50 Thtt?FUATCtR4E(1'I h 5Z)W F c)1 44J,l '64I$' tA'tti6 P SØAJ 1X4 Afl1,cckW Qil JT THIS RtW7 OE '>. \ PulMYItkI1 . .,,e ( , ,-I-, I ' ('' 4%V 17Yt ,W1YIV6 CL1tP V . 4V S. • - / ii .r; f :.: '-',-. Chic Young P1 tmnlr (' '\ SOY' r AM r EVE I ONLY we4øq 1 00 Tb.IE W4Eid YOU WA...< ALL DAY. 11( CAOCA FEET! ,! 1. LAS!' NI G HT AT TWE CALL. r I DANCED - ga ç I ~ ,~ --i , '4 4 It. . ~/) _X~~ ( - - - L .7-, __,f ?~ i _* 11 -4, t i i4r, ." r, , ----J ~11 - ., -,-~,_ -17 71, A07 - ). 00 - L.. .,, -- NP L.ACK ARM 9, LJMPIP LJiARP? I WISHICSO$) I A ri LIVE 'c' PUCKS THERE —1 I by Al Vermeer I (I Aeouv " '--- - I. ' Z? I, e.&,__. . .. ' _____ meters y I IW 1/ SW ~4141DOWM / i i , CLIP ; : - : AND AIIr ! ....kI... ...I. - I II .-.i..- ... - 4 , 10 TW ARC P4IE.' took oow HE'S HOLDING HER.' , ~,, _-_ INDEX ME WANT IT A TO 'TRY TRIM LINE cy M YEAH! , KES •.', ' ' Y EAH .' n~~ ,,,, ~ rj ( rMSTBE HAVING TQOUBL.E "\ I WITH THE FILM. BETTY. ._.) 1'\"" - BETTY-..) i ~ 1A Around ': __ ,, __ / __ [\jI . , -.,*___. '-. -- . -,..- - t jAiff — -- _ ____ __ - J Polk told commissioners he in a "game of words - -_..I_r. . . .- T - ~il - • , , . I , , , W ' - chamber packed with angry ' ' , - - - , -— - .' - ! "IlL ' , I — ." :'a \' , "I 1 --1 - , L I ____ .. .. ," t" , '' IX ~ C , 'si. ' '. '5. - - • . ' '' - — i plus a little lightness and levity to out there wi thi rnonitorin, devices and Ill shut him stay alive down, said Allan P Smith — Commission Chairman president of Stereo Sonics Sid Mien Jr Laboratories. Smith referred to protests by ex perts that the cars which workers. Also, he said "Le the track "could be hazardous" would run on the track, are in Mans" would bring tourists to to children walking to English Estates Elementary School. violation of Seminole County's the county. David Parr, a consultant noise pollution ordinanies A lsO residents pointed out Commission Chairman Sid presented itadloff s case to the noxious gasoline fumes and Vihien Jr., got the meeting commission. Farr said the other noise pollution factors under way by welcoming track would be called "Ce Mans would be injurious to the health crowd, which overflowed into U.S.A., a driving course and of seniors living near the "asset to the area. the halls and down the stair- would be proposed track. way'. But the overflow crowd Farr produced experts who "Ladies and gentlemen. elected to drive -Le Mans" I the track's testified Welcome to the featured event plans off the agenda and level and to traffic ! of the evening, plus a little presented petitions with an for be operat ons lightness and levity' to stay estimated 1,000 names In opunder way. Plans were to hu i!,,1 alive." position to the track. At one point Commissioner (Continued On Page $ Farr said 8') per cent of the evening, - _ A _ ' 'I it - I '1 " W I - , - -- ________ '; I, - ' - , - Clarence Bauer, sho migrated to the Sanford area In 1949, as born and raised in Garfield Heights, Ohio, on the edge of Lake Erie, where snow and lee prevail for many' months of the year, However, Baue r doesn't miss that cold clime too much, since he works In 16 degrees below zero temperatures at Bander Associates Inc., on 13th Street In Sanford. He s responsible for the freezer operation at Bauder and works 8-10 hours per day in subzero temperatures. Brr-r-r-r! (Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent COLD INSIDE ' '' Jr.) -, U •PWYWS IT MYS, Do NOT Tea and RAIIft YoUR NAIADS, For1une £ oo Ie!/ NOT SCREAM oR 00-~ SHOW ALARM. JUST 1\ GIVL ALL Yoij I MoHV To THE r2:!E; 11. 1J CASHIER WHEN /f LEAVHG AVJD YOU IL WILL NOT NIRT' -. (fl k '" SHORT RIBS z F rlvN - k. . ____ I E°__ ___ ) ,. ( ,\ ft_ __________ 0; ) by Frank Hill coyGH ,4' 6r ' NONESLUN3S. - Offered Women Forming Own Bank Options on stock in the bank share with a Limit of 0 shares trolled by any one individual or are being offered to the general to be sold to any individual. group." public for $1 per share. When In this way, said .Ni . The women plan to raisc $1 MAITLANI) — The the bank receives a charter, the Dozier, chairperson of the organization of the First stock will be $20 additional per board, "we will not be con(Continued On Page 8.-li Women's Bank of Florida by a group of prominent Tallahassee Herald Women's Editor Am, ? *- 0 -_ By JEAN PATESON - - s , Sanford-Orlando area / ,' - -i. . " ' , - , --~ . _~ - _~_ - I .-••- , -' Herr ng Says He May File Suit -. • F~_ 4%V -1 - -- ---, -' , To Restore Cuts In Funding _ cs ._., Vi , ---' '..-, --,- _-'- - - ' , - ,,,- I.'. - - -- I :3 - ft -_ ~ , -. ,' logo" , - - . _______ - • , !Z:~ , - . - - - . - .- -. -- - .. -. - .. '\' ' - -- - • - , , p - ' . , - . 1. i . .0 . '' .--p',' ,.#f' -: ____ '. '- ' , 4__ . ., '. T. ' - - , _ v 1 ' '' A- NOV :. " , - ' si.,'-,; S C A DDITION '.. - . - "' - ' t,,' , - - "s.' - -, -' - , I ,,x, I - GROUNDBREAKING "I will do everything in my power to preserve prosecution," Herring's letter says. One commissioner called the portion of FOR through Thursday. broker; and Dr. Grace Johnson, the budget, and If it requires litigation, so be it," Herring's letter which referred to pending Jail University Complete details and tides A&M tousle herring said. I,ro1('Ssur, are on Page S.A. Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr. and litigation a "cheap 51)01." -, ,, piØIl '-''' '. , probability 20 to 30 per cent Bellye Williams, real estate . . '-' A • F 44 III ' i ,,,. COR PolpNJ u - "Welcome to the featured event of the , bess and professIonal Comics 68 women, as well as men, will Seminole ( ount ( ('Iniiussioners Tuesday ( 0Uflt bd1.tt •in ils t Eleanor Anderson ca me lB iiie IC (rosswortl prominentau woman refused to grant State Attorney Abbott Herring's up with a $14,91b compromise late Tuesday board of directors and officers Editorial 4,5 budget requests — an action Herring says will night, but the commission rej'cted It. IC of the First Women s Bank of , • lawsuitit 'i "iinst the count Dear Abby' "This may get us in trouble," Vihlen said, "1 411 Florida in organization at a Dr. La mb In a e;ttioners herring said he think we are subject to challenge." 68 stork reception, Thursday, Horoscope .,.,... Earlier, herring told the commission he was "astounded " that the commission cut his .... 5A p.m., at Maltl.nd Art Center. budget from $20,000 last year to $4,000 For fiscal needed the money for salary increases For Obituaries 12-311 Sports Ms. Beverly Dozier, runner- 197 5-76. fledgling pcoseutors, Tele%istofl 48 up in the last Democratic "You need be tter prosecution. Don't be herring was severely criticized by a Brevard I-2-3t' primary for Secretary of State, Women shorisighteel You're cutting my budget and I (;rind Jury for inadequate pay mnt'nt to his atannounced the all-woman gi OUp can't live with it," the Seininok-Brevard chief torneys. , 'i% i'.V1III.H that plans to attend will in. prosecutor told the commission. should Fund the state attorney," state "The Tuesday'i high 89. Overnight dude: Carole MeCahey, forCoriuiiissloner John Kinibrou.gh told herring said an adamant Kimbrough. mnerly sice president of an the commission intends to fund only that amount low u, Commissioner Dick Williams added that the Partly cloudy through OrLindo bank; Bette Wimbish, required by the law. ou nty' Is funding Herring per law at the 1972-73 c Thursday. A chance of than- assistant secretary of corn"You should make your plea to the state leve l which is $4 000 — C dershowers mainly during the merce, Dr. Freddie Groomes, not the th e board of county commIssioners,' The sheriff asked for a few thousand dollars afternoon or evening hours, assistant to The Florida State Kjnibrosjgh said. to correct a problem, It was denied, and now the highs In the upper SOs and low University pre sId enI, County Attorney Toni reeman said the t 90s Lows In the 70s Winds Geraldine Rudd, Cherie Delco comnnnss1on should fund Herring at a axpayers face the prospect of paying out in claims variable mostly' southeast and Mamie Strong, Tallahassee "reasonably necessary" level as required by ini "I do not intend to subject the taxpayers to around 10 mph, gusty near businesswomen; Frances state law. thundershowers. KaIn Hoesch, a former banker; Herring said the absolute minimum Is $18,000. the serious consequences of Inadequately Funded .... Kwiatkowski said promoters the engine in one of the "mini residents opposing the track, had been as "amicable as racers" was no louder than the commission backed Its possible" to residents needs noise made by a lawn mower. professional staff by not He said' Le Mans would be That prompted Jim Maloy of rezoning 11.2 acres south of the an "asset to the county," then Bel Nor th to remark, "How K-Mart shopping center in Fern bowed out and turned R.ad1f easy would it be to fall asleep Park down The other commissioners with 10 or 15 lawn mowers "That's okay," Radloff said followed suit running ouLside .our bedroom following the ccmmlssion's RadlofI said the $550,000' window?" decijon, lie said his plans now project would employ 30 Malay and others pointed out are to exercise an option on 10 acres to the east of the original site. iL -i---- , , I '- ' ' ''.. Crashes Torn Hadloff's plans for a Harry Kwiatkowski had site would be "covered or a mini "Ce Mans" skidded on the protestors on the edge of their grassy' area," producing an first turn and spun out Tuesday seats when he was asked for his "attractive area for wholesome when Seminole County' Corn- recommendation. Kwiatkowski entertainment." inissioners unanimously represents the Altamonte lie produced a letter from rejected his pleas for rezoning. Springs district in which "Le Langley Adair, the county's Spurred on by a commission Mans" was to be built, pollution control officer, stating ' - - Mans' In Commission Vote 1 1 _'~ -W * -_ 4 - - ' " - appeal the commission's budgeted for Janitom 'Le L L I I Langley Adair, the county's nodded his head in agreement. pollution control officer. Adair The slash in maintenance I respect (lid not attend the meeting to salaries included money I " - .~~- thousand," Hattaway said. \o mention w as made of Commissioner John Kimbrough ld i. li - 0--il -- ___ ___ - -A.__ I 4"t, r - didn't intend to involve himself your opinion." r~_ ~ ` ' governments picking up the reduced its 1975-76 request by remainder of the tab $19,000 after Commissioner Also, Commissione Dick Dick WIlliams sent a letter to Williams had $500 placed in the county officials asking for cuts budget raise in salary I think they (hospital Bill Dale, the director of en trustees should have reduced ironrnent,aIserices Dale's the budget a couple of hundred . salary is $22,500 yearly. -L;.. L. . _ _____ - - .--.---,=~ II .---- __ ' ~ ' -.- - ' -i5'--- _ - ~.,6;_-_.,5-__,J.~ ` - - -, _________ -____________ ______ __________________ p 17 _________ __________ __________ ' •..,. CCIQ.1j - . __10k `12fr, ~'.Z-Wj, , I,.1 - '.' - _____ ',, Options "' Ilart of the overflow crowd Is pictured at last alght's Seminole bo ard muts at .30 pm, Sept. figures will strike a blow for women's rights in the state. a ILL DRI?41< ' - , city, government and business ~ EP -- DOE SWT THAT MAKE YOU WANT TO DO MVT,1IIIG? successfully' S southern 11111 these and other stories The Evening Iferaild sports section, (shor t) I ____________________________________ -,-- - , !- led when the school Stock McDaniel was named Seminole hlfrh's player of the week and h N ' I Football season Is Lu jeonardy WIIOKT I otsco a 28.3 grams I pound a 0,45 kilograms I ton - 091 torrna I gram 0035 ottces I k(If$ifl 2 21 pctsi ''" ' - .- . ___ funding 2lIntheAltaiitontespringscity 41' programs This Is called 'local hail I effort' 1 The board adopted the $502. ' ' Each mill equals per million budget by a 3-2 rote of appraised non-exempt tonay night. The total budget < property value and is used to is down about $1.8 million from determine property taxes. last year's $52 million figure. j i7 Harris explained the required The four part budget inlocal effort has jumped 60 per cludes Ali I .M cent, from $5,192,211 last year 412 for the in $8,114,529 for this years operating budget which is a i BABY IT'S budget, due to the county s ' vent incre or $5,3U , 707 , . increased property assessment, over last year (eIght mills) Gene Wells 9-16 VOLUMI I cub'cw'ch - 16.4 cubic centimeters 0.028 cubic meters 1 cubic yard 0.76 cubic I cubic centimeter 0061 cubic ' '4 ' - the adopted $39.3 million capital outlay twhlch voters operating budget of the dropped with the lack of new Seminole County School system construition, and 8 mills for for the new year 1975-76 is being debt service. advertised today for a second A total of 8.6 nulls Is being time levied for the new school Roger Harris, assistant bud t. the ømIlla required superintendent for finance, said for debt vcrvlce to retire a 1968 today the reason the millage Is bond Issue "does not have to be being advertised a second time advertised, Harris. is because of the 8 A formal resolution to adopt crease or sta te ma the total 8.6 mills will be defended e .. a m -,,,n , ,w, , \ 1 i , / -- The eight mill levy to support operating fund, four mills for Today ' ) .T., tI - (TATS WI-et' kE\ \CHAc5E5 THE 'RMANY( ____________ -, .4 . METRtC! CS! VOLUME A EIGH/ 1 ) 1su IkE 5I ç .1 LOOK! EVEN OLIVER') IS CURIOUS - 'fr'- - . PRISCILLA'S POP TODAY WE EXPLORE 11 i-... , - 6 112 .. ' _______________ ' ~, 'V . -' '9 - $ 33,216,454. 39 for the tributes less revenue to the required debt service (.6 mills). county. $6,891.427.09 of capital County' Property Appraiser in1pro-eiiett Funds (no mills Terry Goembel certifi ed 9' mills would bring in the same (Continued On Page 8A) -- js. , ___ which means the sta te con- (ij> I'VE NEVER 6EN A YCOr' W-iO CAN GETAS DIRTY AS I ¼rtJ CAN, WI NTH... J ' ' - 5WFF ( -. - -. - - . ' .,, ' PONT EET PYEP. ' , ' CO(.LPA SAVEP RIM.. WINTHROP 11 -• by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS L± -- iii r' • 0 / u. - - .. (I •,, \___ I _ - - t I I w; .,( - ,, , 4 '. J - Polk's settlement for $120,000 $2.5 million. Now, the sheriff month in an attempt to get his , ,' .. ''--. -, (Ø%fl . • - ;' i . JE=6 " ' , , , sthen a reenue as ,ast year, total of 12.8 mills was levied, Including eight mills for the county to be eligible to participate. in state ( or . .0, . - I . '_ 11-'c7' cii;z ~__ ..j j' . ' . . ANP ( It' I Fif!A%'AJT SkIEJ. I 11 -7 '- 'k7~ l~ 'K -~--% 'X , 00 I - , __L_ ef 0 WRY TH ,-6 / At - "' Pi - . ' i -, - - -- School Board Herald Staff Writer t " department. would have upped his budget to will go to Tallahassee next full S2.6-million request. 11%. JOE ASKRF. halfway between my birthday and Christmas!" ... by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY LEI LOST, c.X. I c-:r ALL TH SPACE OUTFI TS r At4v' I /Af,(Lt " - + . ' - \ - Rate Advertised By ... by Heimdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY _•___j_' I _____t T___ "I'm at an awkward age , -I -_ - I -0i 90&~' -.,.,~__ _~ W__ I I •. .-' - I' / , Second MiRage * . . . - Vii 'L 'AL urIn - ~4. '1 - Cliairman Sid Vihlen Jr. with Sheriff John Polk for Cuts Tuesday included: $120000 but the commission — a $54,000 reduction in the again turned the chairman l I .. , "1 still don't think that's ; decision to eluninate his entire cut," remarked Commissioner department — Including Adair. Mike Hatt.away. The son began wi th the The commission also added county' budget about $151,000 some money back into the over money required to meet budget. rnillage, Goembel's office set A sum of $3,000 was placed 5.4 mills as the certified millage back in the budget to pay the figure for the county and the ur ba n forester's 120,000 salary port authority budgets corn The county pays only $3000 bined ih the state and federal Seminolt' Memorial hospital - r " i, .'. . ' . - wo . ' W - , '" .' . I. -I L______ '" " " At the present Rye!, tax- However, the delay in payment payers ill pay slightly less will cost the county 10 per cent, than $5 41 per $1,000 of the value or $5,150 in interest money of taxable property. Labor attorney's budget We have met and cut the asc.ut1rom$100,000to$90,00O budget below certified VihIen again offered the mfflage" said 'deal" t: settle ç-' ' rr ' ' - , -' - Deferred payminis on Property Appraiser 'lirry publii works tquipmtnt for a Goembel. budget reduction of $48,150. .? - = A $16,000 reduction in below money needed to meet doesn't arrive on schedule, I I - the county budget Tuesday Training Act (CETA) salaries night and reduced it $7,700 in the event federal money the tmllage le& certified by W ' The Seminole County Corn- money budgeted to pay Cornmission took a Final whack at prehensi',e Employment I lit~~, `I Money was slated for salaries of a foreman and workers. - ' East ge t To Ben ,.. t Mi l lage Commission Hacks_ Bud ' i4 WIN AT BR DGE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - . -. -- - a. - i - -v Carolyn Slenstrom, chairman of the board of trustees, and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Community College, brrAk ground this morning for Phase ILL construction, which includes a $1.93 million fine arts building, at the college. A Large crowd was on hand for the official ceremonies. �- -?A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Sept. 17, 1 ... mpiete Council Votes To Co NA110N Recreat'i' on IN BRIEF City I I Buildung Two Women Rescued After Crash In Alaskan Wilderness found JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Two women survived in a they a light plane crash Tuesday after mountainous wilderness three days ago and managed to find their way to the sea. Two persons were killed in the crash. The two survivors were rushed by helicopte: to a hospital where they were reported in fair condition. Authorities hoped to recover the bodies of the two victims on Wednesday at the site of the plane wreckage near (lacier [lay National Monument. Slate troopers declined to release the identities of the victims pending notification of next of kin. The Coast Guard earlier identified the occupants of the plane as Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arbuckle of North Canton, Ohio; Pat Sawyer, the pilot, of Miami Like, Fin., and Amelia Hundley. a native of Charleston, S.C. The single-engine Beachcraft disappeared Saturday in foul eather on a flight from Haines to Juneau. were Fromme Gets Bail Reduction SACRAMENTO, Calif. ( AP) Lynette A. Fromme, wrapped in a hooded red robe, fought back tears as she pleaded from the witness stand for freedom to resume the "simple life" of a Charles Manson disciple. Miss Fromme, charged with the attempted assassination of President Ford, made a surprise witness stand appearance at a pretrial hearing Tuesday but failed to win release from jail. Instead, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas J. MacBride reduced bail from million to $350,000. Miss Fromme's room-mate, Sandra Good, conceded outside court, "We don't have that kind of money." MISS Fromme, her voice cracking with emotion, had asked to be set free on her word. By JANE CAS.SELIIERRY Herald Staff Writer CONCORD, N.H. (AP) Democrat John A. Durkin says his smashing victory in New Ham pshire's Senate runoff is a rejection of President Ford's economic policies and a warning to Congress to get to work. "We have sent a message to Washington and 1 hope they listen," the 39-year-old Durkin told Jubilant supporters In Manchester Tuesday night as his margin over Republican Louis C. Wyman swelled past the 20, 000-vote mark. The combative, wisecracking former state insurance commissioner, who will become the Senate's 62nd Democrat, pledged, "lam going to stand up, I am going to speak out and I am going to rock the boat in a responsible manner until Washington starts listening to the people again." - Eastern Offers New Air Rates MIAMI (AP) Eastern Airlines officials say they hope to reduce rates up to 40 per cent by mid-November for buyers of all-inclusive vacation packages to Florida - cities. Company spokesmen said Tuesday they will seek Civil Aeronautics Board approval at the discount plan on Sept. 30. They said it would be sought under provisions allowing carriers to block off seats to tour operators offering complete vacations. Eastern, which has its operational base in Miami, said the discount would reduce the cost of New York-Miami coach tickets from $195 to $117. The service would also be offered to Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Lauderdale and other Florida vacation areas. Ford Plans CIA Changes WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford Intends to revamp the Central Intelligence Agency, and among plans being considered are stripping the agency of Its covert operations and naming an over-all coordinator of U.S. intelligence activities. The coordinator would not be the CIA director, according to administration sources who also cautioned not to expect any major change for several months. Ford told a news conference Tuesday that no matter what the fate of the CIA, American political action aimed at influencing events In other countries Is likely to continue. - Economic Outlook Said Poor WASHINGTON (AP) The Congressional Budget Office of the Denitcratic.controlled Congress and the Ford administration agree that the outlook on unemployment and inflation is disappointing. The budget office Tuesday issued an economic forecast projecting unemployment remaining higher than 8 per cent this year and dropping only to a range of 6.9 to 7.6 per cent by the end of 1976. That compared with the administration's most recent forecast for a joblem rate of between 7 and 7.5 per cent by the end of 1976. - - ... _________ Poison Records Probed The Senate lnt!Lllgence comWASHINGTON (AP) determine whether the CIA destroyed to mittee is seeking records relating to its stockpiling of deadly poisons. "We have evidence that there are memos which one would think should exist which no longer exist," F. A. 0. Schwarz, chief counsel for the committee said Tuesday at the end of the first day of public hearings on the CIA's Project Naomi. Schwarz said that former CIA Director Richard M. Helms would be asked about the matter when he testifies before the committee today. - Astronauts Visit Center The three astronaunts ('APE CANAVERAL (AP) with Russian cosmonauts in the who shook hands in space ApolloSoyuz mission have visited the Kennedy Space Center to honor the workers who got them off the ground. Vince Brand told the group Tuesday that he as "happy to report the hardware worked so well." "It's great to be back," said Apollo commander Thomas Stafford. ,,When people ask If I'm nervous, I say if you are nervous you shouldn't be in a spacecraft. "And if you know the people working on the mission, there's no reason to be nervous." - Shoemaker Tells Bizarre Past IIAJUUSHU1(G, Pa. lAP) — A Philadelphia shoemaker who allegedly took his young son on a thrt,e-state crime rampage has testified that he's 1,000 years old and that he Ads 014CC a buttcr1y. s • _____________________________________________________________ Senior . - -______________ . 1 ______________ ____________ ___________ .i fl.I I_ 40 __________ '... Okayed INC and that W%' - Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in Accordance with the provisions of the F,Outious Section Name Statutes. TO Wit $6O9 Florida Statutes 1957 S Vlahn liruer. Henry P Dowd an,1 "itr' r,iast.id tJStCt" Publish Sept 1. ID. Il. OF P 19 71. 1975 therep %bNflt1mnda050'0d'fl' - -. the Cir(tuuT Co u r t lit •l'IU - - £ 'a in ¶" HONOR AWARD FOR SANFORD • County, Florida. Civil Action NO 75 7fl CA 04 A brouulb? by MYRA I. dissolution 01 the ST IMPS ¶N'klflQ a saId MYRAL STIMPS And p;('IiARD 0 STIMPS 1h-e p,rcents MC to require YOU with the to file ytJr written defenses çtytt'd Court and I()t' Clerk of th e - wit Section $6,509 Deputy Clerk Publish- Aug 77, Sept. I. tO. 17. 1975 A Jeffries Roy Publish - AuQ 71. Sept 3. tO. Il 1915 DFO IM 1 D E O 160 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NO'? (F IS HEPEIIY GIVEN tha t FICTITIOUS NAME by virtue of that u'rtan ',rit of P4nticr .c h,'ii'tu,, Oven that I issued out of and under ennaned in huuSifli'S'. it Ho' 373, PR Exerution the seal of the Circuit Court of No 1 Apnka ',.•mnnie County. fiCtitiOuS name of Seminole County. Florida. upon Iier.cla tinder the DA final ludoment rendered in the F 0 C F N I P A L aforesaid court on the 17th day Of SPFCIAI ISTS. and that I ,ntcnd t July. A 0 1975, in that certain case erk ri'ouster s,ild ii.ituif- with thi' C Ifos-.rd M( Nuity. iS ,'u?itit'<l, C tt, Circuit Court. Seminole County. Birciltn . Ptaintilt. vs Florida In accordance with the Trustee Name Developmen t Enterprises. Ltd . a crovisIor of the Fictitious Florida Limited Partnership. and c'atutes, to Wit - SpctiOfl $65 new' Davis a nd G er ald Storks. Its F''rldp Statutes 1937 General Partners. Defendant. wtiCh c Ronald rlarkcton P,.btih Sent 10 I? 71 Oct I 1975 aforesaid Writ of ExCutiofl was delivered to me as Sheriff of PF P 77 Seminole County. Florida. and I have levied upon the following FICTITIOUS NAME described property owned by SirNOtice is hrehy given that I am lien De velopment Ent er prises. Ltd. enoliofd in business at p 0 736. said proper ty betiQ located in Aifamonte Springs. Semin ole S e minole County. Florida. more County. Florida under the fictitiI particularly described as follows: CASSELBE PRY FLORIST. name of The South' ,of Lots land?. Block and that I intend t register said m acc or ding to plat J. Sanford Fars name with the Clerk of the Circuit thereof, recorded in Plat Book 1. Court. Seminole County. Florida in pages 177 and 17$. Seminois County accordance with lhp P WOyi%'O rovisions of Public Records the Fictitious Name Statutes. To And the undersigned as Sheriff of Section $6309 I iord4 Statutes Semi , nolc County. Florida. will at 1957 11- 00 A M on the 161h day of Sep Jeffries ROy A tember. A 0 1975. otter for sate and Puhllth' A"q 77. Sept 3. tO. 17. 1975 sell to the tigtest bidder, for cash, OFO Ill Subject to any and all existing leins. at the Front (West) Door of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County Courthouse in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford. Florida. the above CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE nescrebed personal property COUNTY, FLORIDA That said sale is being made to CASE NO. 75-911-CA-OSA satisfy the terms of said Writ of HARNFETT RANK OF SEMINOLE Execution COUNTY, Pd A. John E Polk. Plaintiff. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida ERNESTO CRUZ. SUN FIRST Publish - Aug 77, Sept 3. tO. 17, 1975 NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, DEO 167 and BLACKIOPI. INC . a Florida NOTICE OF INTENT corporation. TO REGISTER Defendants FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE ISPICRERY GIVEN that TO ERNESTO CRUZ the vnder%iOned. desiring to engage YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Crossclaim by Co Defendant SUN In business under the fictitious name Of CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO to foreclose a Mortgage at 103 Rrentw.00d Drive. Sanford. on the following property in Florida 37771 intendS to regiSter the Said name with the Clerk of the Seminole C ounty. Florida: tot i 1.2 and 3. Block "0". Sanlsndo Circuit Court of Seminole County 1951 5 •-'-- "- --.-.- --.-- - - ---- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A School Menu . Evening '&*kI Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc. N French Ave, Sanford. lie 37771 Spaghetti with mew sauce Peas .e-cor.d Class Postage Paid at Applesauce '.,nlD,d Florida 37771 Garlic bread Patel by Carrier Strawberry shortcake Milk and butter Werk SS Year $fl 40 _____ ______________________ ____ ____________________ uipt - - - e r ' Counselers Lose First Round - S p eaker s At GOP Whatever you want in a luxury ca;; Cadillac has if. I Named Cheap Energy Source Cited - a Hunters - TALLAHASSEE Al't Vocational rehabilitation counselors have lost the first round in their legal attack on the reorganization of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Circuit Judge James Joanos of Tallahassee denied iuesuay a motion by t.ne counsellors for a temporary injunction to halt the legislative-ordered reorganization. Joanos nileti that attorneys for the Florida Rehabilitation Counseling Association failed to comply v1ith a legal requirement that they show a substantial likelihood that they would prevail in their suit. The nation's cheapest JACKSONVILLE ( All) future source of energy is conservation, says Dennis W. Bakke, deputy assistant administrator of the Federal Energy Administration. "This is a very extravagant nation," Bakke told an energy conservation workshop Tuesday. "With only six per cent of the world's population, we use 35 per cent of the ssorld's energy." lk'BARY Spe akers for Ui': IeILIr)' i(epubliran Club iieting in the Community ('enter next Monday at 7:30 pill, will be Dr. Arthur G. Peterson, president of the Funeral Society of Mid-Florida ;ind Mrs. Leonard!). Blackford, both of DeBary, it was anmwunced today by Charles Cottrell, president of the club. TALLAHASSEE' API Insurance companies Dr. Peterson is a well-known must stop raising auto-coverage premiums until the economist arxl historian with a Florida Insurance Task Force develops ways to hold down ',tried and progressive career the prices, Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler says. of 38 years in federal service as lie said he could not ask for a moratorium but warned statistician, historian and the companies Tuesday that they could expect thorough economic advisor. aU(lit,S of the books at their home of ices if they raise rates, The high cost of funerals has generated an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission and [)r. Peterson will discuss the nationwide growth of funeral memorial societies. lie will answer questions from (lit' floor Mrs. Blackford is well known By DONNA E.STE.S ticipated $86,000 from state for her activities as coordinator Herald Staff Writer revenue sharing, budgeting of Meals-on-Wheels which has Five of Seminole's seven $20,000 of that sum for general served such a need in I)eBary. cities will have a financial operation and $6,000 for the Presently she IS administrator the Comprehensive windfall totaling $338,500 in the water department. The state of 1975-76 budget year. notified the city It will receive Employment and Training Act The Florida Department of $81,900, a loss of $3,100. t('ETAt; representative of the Community Affairs notified the The state said Casselberry Voltisia County Council on cities in the past few days too will receive $516,400 and that is Aging; and coordinator of the late in most cases to change the exact ami:ount the city Retired Senior Volunteer budgets already completed for budgeted. Iriigranii t RSVP). the new fiscal year of the sums that could be expected from state revenue sharing funds. the cities have un derbudgeted the revenues from the state source and a sixth overbudgeted by a few thousand dollars. Only the City of Casselberry included the full amount anticipated in its budget, now undergoing public IIr\ hearing. Altamonte Springs included an estimated $247,000 from the state source in its budget, adopted Tuesday night, while the state has notified that city that $412,600 will be given to South Seminole's largest city, is , $165,000 more than anticipated. - - I Ashler:Rates Must Stabilize - Five Cities To Get Financial Windfall I I CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROVIDING THE METHOD BY COUNTY , FLORIDA. WHICH THIS ORDINANCE SHALL NO. 7S-159.CA-09-0 BFC0MI FFFECTIVE ADVANCE MORTGAGE COW PROVIDING FOR LIBERAL PORATION. a Delaware cOr CONSTRUCTION. SEVERABILITY - - - S's';!, - l'uilt to A i':':ca to lv at ho":,' a.-l:i',,' u d Tu'u,'?c :': ' i:,' L'.l.la. :': '?. A car of vr1orrnaricd t' Op Id !ixur, Ala Viet, I ,. R'j'i'o::'c a S lu.' ' ! .'are':::Fu.'i'jo,cct,-d L e,o,' vi st.iir,t ,4o:,i efficient. In EI'A tests Seville got 21 miles pe r gallon highu'.iy arid 15 mpg city. Bu' 'r"emb'r, the mileage you get will be strongly snflucnccd by how and where you dnty. For California fi:.'s' we Cadillac Dealer. LVIIIL' 19 I? lIL'flhg IIiO? it ii Slit'. - ', :. rviansh; - ' - .li ____uI_ I31 R and V: I" 410 . .r ' : \: -- . I .~,.% . V; .: Z~ J ,.,,I= . rçJ .'T 4AV.Mr-1 - . .1 ' _ -_ I . _. - ~t_,~~- ~ _M__~ - For a Foot Stomping Good Time In the nostalgic atmosphere of the 20's, visit.,. Five of Little Rosi"e's i". - .L - c .' - 1 il??Iili/!si7.t'. L i'i i,--!: - s 4,tcars,',ii,I,',-r,',1t.it.,'ut L.';.;,'.t.'' i".:s ;'*'tal El;tions at'ai,:i',' i-outtl tic u- .''u.'t,'e1i ;'r.o ".,i.;'..i,-',. '. - , 1'.,:. -a M'atir1 h&o the Io',',l,i',, Batt,",v that ,ieeils Water. And you may o,drr Cadtflac', E.'cct'," v't' Engine. The 1'h',-1. , O "t' at vot.r C.i.Iillac I'al.-r's n.':' Fuel.lutciI L _`__ :'' - .i '. ..'..''' .. - -. ' ..-.. , .-, , .-, "I ., i-n III1111111 it- '' - - , 70 .- " of Seminole County P J 0 THE BLOCKAGE OF RAILROAD Winter Park, Florida 37769, on or Drawer X. Jacksonyille, Florida CROSSINGS IN EXCESS OF FIVE before September 30th.I97S,dfile 37703 on or before Sept 30th. I7$. MINUTES: PROVIDING THAT . — - . Thursday's - - - Legal Notice A 54.ye.'r.oW Sanford man was in jail On $14,500 bond today, charged with attempted burglary of the Flagship Bank, First St. and Oak Ave., downtown Sanford. Police gave the following account of the incident: Officers R.A. McIntyre and Lewis Coombs responded to a report atl:27a.m.ofan injured - - Wednesday, Sept 17.l975—A Beckwith Denies Favoring Some Banks Over Others 'I ALLAh1AssE. i All i I'lie former etuitrmnan of ' the Senate Natural Reso'rues Committee says he's shocked that Floridians don't realize they will vote March 9th on who will control their fresh-water supplies. 'There is not one issue more important to people than tiiis issue of March 9," Sen. Philip IAWiS, 1)-West Palm Beach, said Tuesday of a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential preference primary ballots. The proposal would allow water management districts to levy a tax on property in their areas to finance water planning and control operations. Officials say the issue ss ill decide ss hether the state or local boards control s ater. , James Martindale went to the As the prosecution neared the admitted the slaying and told Kiley case was originally scene, Gunter said, to find that poratiort. the vehicle had been "corn- end of the presentation of its officers the murder weapon, a scheduled for trial in July. Plaintiff. AND EFFECTIVE DATE (SEAL) first-degree murder case a clo t in se r rifle, was be .22 cali The firearms eviden ce pletely stripped." was Arthur H Reckwth. Jr The remains of the auto were against Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley in a nearby bedroom where also re-examined by a state VFNNETHWAYP.IE BROWN.et u' Clerk of Hoard of Diefencian ts. impounded by Altamonte police at noon today, there was no her two teenage sons were firearms examiner from County Commissioners NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole County. Florida Tallahassee In August. and are being processed by indication if Mrs. Kiley would sleeping. TO- Kenneth Wayne Brown Thomas C, Freemen Seminole County Medical technicians for possible take the witness stand in her Residence Unknown County Attorney p o rn Examiner Dr. G. V. Garay evidence and clues that might defense. Patricia Brown Attamc,r,$e SprIngs 37701 Mrs. Kiley is accused of testified that Kiley died af te r lead to DeMeester's killer. R es idence Unknown Publish Sept 17. 1975 ba Sheriff's Capt. L.J. Kriz, who slaying her hus nd, Thomas being shot one time in the right YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DEW 121 action to foreclose a morIglitoeon the b working on the case with R. Kiley, 46, on June 7 at their temple. Garay said there were the wound IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE following property In Seminole NOTICE Altamonte officers, said today 3114 Rudder Circle, Sanford, powder burns EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. County, Florida NOTICE iS hereby given that the indicatingtheweaponwasc!ose It Is believed that the reskience. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tot 119. SAN LAPl':A. THIRD Board of C ounty Commissioners of SECTION as recorded in Plat Book Police found Kiley's body to the man's head when the COUNTY. FLORIDA DeMeester car was either Seminole County. Florida, shall at 13, Pace 7$, Public Records Of 7 00 Case No. 75'11iI1.CA-040 p m or as soon as possible abandoned elsewhere or at the lying on a couch in the living fatal shot was fired, In Re the Marria ge of Seminole County. Florida thereafter. On the 14th day of Dc Today Gary Rathman, a ROBERT M CARLIPI spot near Zellwood by the killer 100113 of the house after a Together with all structure's and tober. 1975, in the Seminole County Petitioner Improvements. noan and hereafter on COurthnu,e. Sanford, Florida, and then found by professional woman telephoned police firearms examiner trainee at and Said land, and tixtures attached (orisider the adoption of the car strippers who used cutting headquarters saying, "I've Just the Sanford Crime Laboratory, MARIA DEL PILAR CARLIN thereto' also all gas, steam, electric, following Ordinance: testified that bullets test fired torches to cannibalize the auto shot my husband." Respdnt water and other heating, cooking AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO During testimony Tuesday, from the rifle found in the refrigerating Itghting. plumbing. I NOTICE OF ACTION and reduce it to a metal hulk. U P11 P4 CO R P0 R A -r I I) TO' MARIA DEL PILAR ventilating, irrigating, and DeMeester's body was found Sanford Police Capt. C. B. bedroom closet matched a power TERRITORIES OF SEMINOLE (ARLIPI $yStCms, machinet, appliances. C 0 uNIY in his Spring Lake Hills Fagan told the eight-woman; bullet submitted by police after 1. 0 R I D A ir o 37 School Street fixtures, and appurtenance. which REGULATING THE PERIOD OF man jury in the court of an autopsy. Lebanon, New Hampshire apartment on Aug. 28. Police four nowareormayhereafter Pertain to , TIME THAT RAILROAD COM 037 or he used with. in. or on said Young Rathman said he said the victim, the manager of Circuit Judge J. William PANPES MAY BLOCK CROSSINGS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an premIse's, even through they be RAILROAD TRACKS: TO BE a shoe store at Altamonte Mall, Woodson that Mrs. Kiley told made the examinations under action for dissolution of marriagedetached or detachable F NIl TI H F P Alt ROAD him, "I killed him. I'vebeen his father, vision of uc supe r had been beatcn severely .bout has been fili'd ,iu,,inst you And you t.a bern flied against ,,00) and Poccinc, 01151 PUC TIOPI OR are rCauired toservea copy of your are rauired to serve a copy of your DINANCE William Rathinan. William the head with a blunt in- Wanting bun dead." OF SEMINOLE Sgt. William Bernosky Rathman died of an apparent written defense, If any, to it on written defenses. If any. it, It on COUNTY strument, with his hands tied PROVIDING FOR ROBERT M CARLIPI, Petitioner, MacLean and Brooke. plaintiff's C)FFIpIITIONS. PROHIBITING testified that Mrs. Kiley freely het attack shortly before the whose address is 74 Sorrento Circle, •ttOf'Y. wote address 5 P behind his back. Man Jailed "l . Disputes Kwiatkowski Claim Water Vote Important: Lewis - Altamonte Detective Sgt. -T '- - CHRISTMAS (AP) Relatives of if soldier taken hostage by Ethiopian terrorists say they're angry at remarks by Sec. of State Henry Kissinger that the United States v.on't negotiate for David Strickland's freedom. "We iAant everybody, including our government an'l their government to know how we feel about this," Mrs. Lawrence Strickland said Tuesday. She complained that the U. S. government was "doing nothing" to release her brother-in.la and Navy Electronics Tech 3 Thomas C. Boss idowicz. Kissinger, at a Southern Governors conference tit're Tuesday, was asked sshat role the United States would take in attempting to free the two hostages. "When Americans are captured we're always in grave (lilficulty," Kissinger said. "Our position as a government IS sse %Son't negotiate for the release of Alllericafts. We ()n't want to get into the position of encouraging terrorists to capture Americans to get negotiations." as ey Prosecution Neari ng Fin ish Its Presentation - '---- Councilman Martin Bacon over town and the council is Noting he own.-, no property pick the plan before the Council member Lillian Sr., Tuesday night gave up the accused of bringing the city on the boulcard and has no moratorium's expiration. Griffin, who owns 35 acres battle to extend the moratoriwn down to its lowest ebb," Bacon personal interest in It, Bacon Bacon said it had been his fronting on the boulevard, said LAKE MARY A for 90 days, explaining he has said, asking that his request for said perhaps the three-member hope that permitted develop, the plan would deny owners the moratorium on the issuance of been accused of moving for the an extension to permit corn- group, including building of- nnent of property bounding right to use their property as building frmits on Lake Mary extension to January for per- idetion by the planning group of licial Francis Jenior and two Lake Mary Boulevard would be they pleased. Boulevard is to die if natural sonal benefit, plans for the city's en- phinning and zoning corn- top quality, rather than "honky Councilman harry Terry, death Oct. 26. "There is a lot of flack all tranceway be withdrawn. mission iiiernhers, can corn- tonk." acting as mayor in the absence Cow;cilm2n Burt Perinchief of Mayor Walter Sorenson, said said he also opposed "higgley- the city "is fastened to planning piggley spot zoning" on the and zoning through action of the thoroughfare. state initiated by the Board of In the aftermath of the Lake County Commissioners." Mary Boulevard discussion and In other business the council aft.r City Attorney Gary Voted unanimously to Massey gave an opinion on the change the zoning resolution to n:eaning of the comprehensive reduce membership on the plan the city must adopt by planning and zoning corn1977, three council members mission. from seven to five. noted opposition to the planning Zoning board chairman study. Catherine Genr recommended Massey said the corn- the change, saying a smaller county's distribution of $26.2 bu.siness bvcathSc of the "tiighly By 1:1) Pit l('Kl'i1' ''Bankers would love that. It prehensive plan required is group is easier to work with, million in ''time deposit" ac- competitive bids" which place would provide tosser interest actually a rezoning plan. He Ik'ralil Staff Writer Agreed to remove Hans money in banks that return the rates. We (lid it once and we got said that the planning and Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck- counts. Sctiweizer's position on the '.mtli Jr., Tuesday disputed "Work sheets are no in. highest interest rate to the a five per cent interest rate, zoning board would complete a zoning board because he has s'il1InoleCountyCoIIunissioner dication of banks calletl7' county. Now, we're getting six and plan which, when the council moved out of the city. With the Ii arty K w i at k oss' s I '', Kwiatkowski asked Tuesday. Beckwith said Kwiatkowski's Snmnetitiics seven per cent," the voted approval, would rezone removal of the .Schweizer jrote'sLs that a ''few banks" are ''Are all banks generally studs ''In WI wa reflected the clerk replied, the entire city. recent and a being favored with county called?" Council member Virginia position true' picture" concerning Last week, Kwiatkowski saul resignation, the board is now Beckwith's answer to both operations (if his office as they a study showed that from Mercer said she had understood down to five members. banking business distributed by lict'kwith' office. questions was in the III. pertain to bid assard. January of last year to the the zoning on property would Authorized Mrs. Griffin to Brandishing a recently firmiuitis'e. Beckwith said there's a present 33 bids on time deposits not be changed unless owners completed study, Beckwith and lie also said a telephone "limitation on time" because were required. Of those bids, petitioned for changes, but meet with county officials to an aide appeared before the survey conducted on Monday of "(lIne means money to two banks were called 32 times Masse)' said his interpretation negotiate on the proposed paving of Ithiniehart Road, commission to inform it that local banks shows bankers are Seminole County," lie referred and it second called 30 times. is correct. to "all banks are called unless we "satisfied" with lleckwith's the fact that the sooner a As a result of Kwiatkowski's have private knowledge they methods of doing business, bank h-as the deposit the sooner comments, the commission II dumt't want the business." Op ning • Also, Beckwith said, in- interest payments begin. Invited Beckwith to appear and Kwiatkowski, who based his surance requirements stipulate Commissioner Mike Hat- explain his department's figures on a study of work any amount more than $40,000 (away asked Beckwith If he procedures. . sheets, indicated this "whole deposited in a bank must be considered holding off a day on Beckwith was accompanied !r banking thing" has been a covered by that bank's cash deposits so that a higher in. by his assistant, Mrs. Eloise learning experience, reserves another factor terest rate might be obtained. Pleifauf. She said it would Based on his study, limiting banks which do bid. Beckwith said it Just isn't don.'. ''take er a day'' to call all . . our ad Ewlatkow: ki said last week that "SonIc banks offer no bids," Then hiattaway asked it banks so she calls institutions three or four local banks were Beckwith added. 'It depends Beckwith was aware of that she knows are interested, women's "favored" by calls from Beck- entirely on individual needs." suggestions by bankers to go to that can qualify and banks that ' ith's office concerning the 11- said some banks get more an ''annual bid.'' pay the highest interest rates. - David Strickland Family petutpont'r to serve a copy tnereof 00 & K .— By DONNA FSIES Herald Staff Writer Kissinger Remarks Anger marrisar At or her attorney. GORDON V FREDERICK. p 0 Box 1795, Sanford, Florida on or before Sep FICTITIOUS NAME 79. 1975 Should YOU fl to do am teniber Notice is hereby QiVCfl that I may be ent(red against d,'IIIUIt c South r,gaaeri In huSin(%S at the cause proceed parte ou and Seminole y East I Ake St. LOflQWOOd. WITNESS my hand and off,Cial CoUnty. Florida under thC fictitious the above styled of LONGWOOD FLORIST, seal as Clerk of name this 72nd day of August, said Court M and that I intend to reqiSter name with the Clerk of IPIC Circuit 1975 Court, Seminole County. Florida in Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr accordance with the prOviSiOnS of Clerk of the Circuit Court the Fictitious Name StalutM. To By Lillian T Jenkins Florid.' Statutes Murder Victim's Auto Found Neatly Stripped ,-, Lake Mary Bu*i ldeing Moratorium * To Expire * FLORIDA IN BRIEF _ The Seminole County School Board, at it's meeting on Sept. 10, voted to continue the school lunch program for senior citizens. The only school to be opened for lunch at this time is the English Estates Elementary School on Oxford Road in Fern Park. Mrs. Charlotte Whit. more, food service director for the Seminole Schools, reported that other schools will be opened as is feasible. Lack of personnel was given as the reason for the delay. Any senior citizen may go to the school between the hours of IV 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and purSanford City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles (left) shakes chase an adult hot lunch, in. hands with Hugh Sipes, superintendent of utility plants, while cluding drink and dessert for $. Sidney M. "Rick" RiCharde director of public works, looks on. Food stamps may be converted Both Sipes and RiCharde have been authorized by the city to for lunch tickets by contacting accept an award of honor, Oct. 8, In Miami Beach, from the the Federation office at 323. Florida Pollution Control Auoclatlon Safety Committee. The 7090. award Is for the operation of the psant without a lost day of time The Seminole Memorial due to an accident during the past five years, said RiCharde. Hospital Board voted at its Sprinei. Tract No 24, according to Florida DATED thiS 12th day of Sep the plat thereof as recorded in Plat (Herald Photo by Joe Ashen) meeting on Monday, Sept. 15, to A. Pao# 71, public records of tCn'tbet, AD 197$ 0 0 Hawthorne. Jr supply food for home delivery Seminole County. Florida; MM Alice Hawthorne at cost to the Federation of has been filed against you and RLACKTOPI. INC. which has been Publith Sept 1?. 71. Oct I. I. 1975 Senior Citizens, The meals will previously 'erved with Notice, and DER 172 be delivered by bus or volun- yo',, are required to serve a copy Of NOTICE teers In thermal trays. The coat your written defenses. if any. toil on NOTICE l heree1 given that the ROBERT W WILSON. of AKER of transportation and insurance Board of County Commissioners of MAN, SENTEPFITT. EIOSON will be added to the cost of the w-ipiop, attorneys for SUN Seminole Courtly. Florida, shall at possible food. By having the hospital FIRST NATIONAL BANK or 7 - 00 pm or as soon kitchen furnish the food it will ORLANDO, whose address 5 171h the'reattec.ontheithdayof October, Floor CNA Building, Post Office Box 1975. In the Seminole County man at the Welaka Apartments, Police said Doughtery be possible to obtain salt free, 731. Orlando, Florida 3707. on or Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, By BOB LLOYD across the street from the bank. resisted arrest attempts at the diabetic or soft diets as before September 30. 197$, bnd file consider the adoption of the Herald Staff Writer O r dinance. the original with the Clerk of this f 0 II ow I n q John Doughtery, 54, of hospital and had to be prescribed by a physician, Court. either before service on atInvestigators were looking Apartment 4, was taken by restrained so a physician could Present plans call for tornr-'ps for SUN FIRST NATIONAL AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO for leads today after the canni- ambulance to the Seminole treat the cuts. Officers said delivery of food to shut-Ins, the BANK OF ORLANDO. or im THE ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR • continued balized car of an Altamontq Memorial Hospital emergency Doughtery to disabled and blind. Although mediately thereafter, otherwise d COUNTY PUBLIC PURPOSES, will be entered against you AND THE ACQUISITION. CON Springs murder victim was room suffering from a cut foot. struggle and had to be bodily primarily intended for senior default for the relief demanded ,n the STPI)(T1OPI FURNISHING AND Officers said they found a carried to a waiting patrol car. citizens others will be served crpss- lain, found Tuesday in a wooded area EQ 1)1 P Pt N G OF COUNTY PROJECTS WITIIFSS my hand and seat of CAPITAL IN trail of blood from the apart- During the fracas McIntyre ar.d also. Each applicant will be near'Zellwood. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: Altamonte Springs Police menttothe bank, where a front Coombs were reportedly kicked screened by an outreach this (rt on August 75th. 197$ fSeal) AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE Capt. David Gunter said an plate-glass door had apparently in the head and a window of the worker to establish the need for Arthur H Ileckwith. Jr OF BONDS BY THE BOARD OF patrol car damaged. Clerk Of the Circuit Court COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF Orange County Sheriff's bean kicked in. the service. By' Lillian I Jenkins SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, I helicopter spotted the remains As Deputy Clerk TO FINANCE THE COST OF SUCH of Thomas DeMeester's 1973 Publish' Aug 77, Sep t 3, ;, ;,;i PROJECTS. REPAYABLE FROM DFQ167 A PORTION OF THE STATE It t white and blue Oldsmobile il REVENUE SHARING TRUST sedan about noon Tuesday In a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FUNDS RECEIVED BY wooded area off U.S. 441 near EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. S EMI NOL COUNTV E - CIA to bring It up to code standards. Councilman John Daniels, who made the motion to complete WINTER SPRINGS The city council voted Monday night to the building, said an ;tempt to get state Bicentennial funds for authorize completion of the city recreation building at a cost not Improvements on the park and building had failed. He added that to exceed $28,000. The money will be taken from the 1.10,000 expectations for getting funds for the Florida Parks and building fund account. Recreation Dept. are zero as far as the building Is concerned and c hances are only 5O-Soof getting funds for thep0rk. A committee consisting of three councilmen md three The resignation of Sharon B. Patrick from the City Planning residents of the community with expertise in the building area sill be named at next Monday night's meeting. The committee Commission was accepted with regret. Mayor Troy Piland asked will coordinate plans, criteria and cost estimates necessary for the council to submit recommendations for her replacement at (lie next meeting. completion of the building, located in Sunshine Park on North A representative of the East Central Florida Planning and Edi',non. The committee's recommendations will be submitted Zoning Commission will present the Developmental Regional to the council for approval. Impact (Dill) survey requested by the city as related to Planned The building was turned over to the city by the now defunct Unit Development I [IUD) at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at a planning Winter Springs Community Association, which raised funds to commission meeting. construct a community center built partially with volunteer The request for the optnnum land use study grew out of labor. problems with Western Land Planning Co.'s proposed Crooked In April, City Building Inspector Ray Bradshaw submitted a ('reek PUD. The 998-unit development (Just two short of the cost estimate of $26,558 for renovating the unfinished facility. The number requiring a Dill study) was to have been built in the flood ssiring and plumbing was found to be sub-standard and he prone Gee Creek area. - Durkin: Ford Policies Lost estimated It would take approximately $7,700 Seminole County. Rudthville Road, South Rebut. fictitious name 01 Illinois PROPERTY •y(,u wuiIte'w' tki' AOIICC that ....Ii. 1h wi'u TI4IIflr ......... uVr'f(1 to -----.-". NOTICE OF ACTION FICTITIOUS NAME PJntict' is hereby O'v'fl that We are 10 RICHARD 0 STIMPS whose enOaaNI in huirWiS at I010A State place of residence is Route 7 No e Street. Sanford. Florida tinder the SFMINOI E MAP4A6FMFNT r" Councilman Gives Up Fight To Extend Ban Legal Notice Legal Notice $28,000 Budgeted For Job - the original with the clerk of this dtndfilefheoqlginalw,ththecIe,kof RAILROAD PERSONNEL MAY BE court either before service or this Court either before service on LIABLE IN CERTAIN CASES: Petitioner or immediately Plaintiff'sAttorney or immediattly PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS, Ihereaftee; otherwise a default will thereafter. otherwiSe a default will PROCEDURES THEREFOR, be entered against you for the relief 1* entered agnt you for the relief THE AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. demanded in the complaint or demanded in the comp4i,1 or PROVIDING PENALTIES. AND petition petition PROVIDING FOIl CON WITNESS my hand and thIf WllPdESSmyhand and thipseal of SIRUCTIOPI SEVERABILITY this Court on August 25th. 1975. this Court on August 25th. $973 AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE (Seal) (Court SnaIl (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Arthur H fteckwitt'i, Jr Arthur H flkwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of ficard of By: Lillian T. Jenkins fly lillian Woodman C ounty Committioner As Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Semino:, County. Florida Publish Aug 71, Sept. 3. 10,"17. 73 Publish ' Aug 27- Sept 3. to. 17, 191$ Publi sh - Sept 17. 197 DFOIA3 '.71A3 0FRI3 I - Longwood, which used a conservative approach to budgeting anticipated revenues from all sources, placed a figure of $85,200 from state revenue sharing funds in its budget. The state has notified city officials that revenues will actually total $163,000 or $77,NO more than expected. Sanford budgeted 1815,000 from state revenue sharing and will actually receive $864,700 for a windfall of $49,700; Lake Mary budgeted $48,000, will receive $71,700, for a surplus of $23,700 and Winter Springs budgeted ¶86,100 and will receive $107,800, for a surplus of $21,700. The City of Oviedo an. I Join in with the sing-a-long happy times in the rinky-fink, piano & wash board atmosphere of the Jolly Whaler Tavern, Open for fun 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Come join us tonight I 0 , . - - '-J -Quality INN, - . R' ,NOlUI! SIZI'. Inn North 1.4 & 434 LONOWOOD 305-861-4000 - Lt'u;'s', (7 uso": l'alirioj'r O F Li"U',?til'i'. EL!uira,Io or:,' 01 th.' 4,01` 4 .l' I ,'i rare blend of spot'finc'cs and luiury that a Eldorado. Plus the nunt'ue'rabihty and added front 43f I00M: Il Ci S of fro,it-h1vldri: -, Togcthx'r wtth t'arzabl' Ratio Power Stireiing A14t0"utiC tree! Control and refirerr-:x-iits for , ,J j 19"t', it addt up to rrmarkah'!,' roiiolahity lOfl it ii) '' - Eu The ci ,oiti' /76 is at ioiir Gidillac Dtilt'i 1 iom - 7(, �Evening Hendd Just a quick reminder that Constitution Week starts today and all citizens are urged to fly the American flag in support of that great document tüch insures our freedoms. 3(X)N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1975-4A A round \VAVNE D. l)OYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Man.aing Editor BOBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 Ilonie Deliver): Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other riiad: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. P eace In Nearer -' Mideast Than The 1 - Clock Ever In spite of the controversy that may be aroused by the fine points of the Egyptian-Israeli agreement, the signing ceremony in Geneva recently represents a triumph of statesmanship. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin share with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger the credit for proving — at least so far — that a foundation for peace can be laid in an area of the world where history has been propelling governments toward war for generations. :\ tiieasure of the statesmanship can be seen in the element of risk being accepted by all concerned. Both Egypt and Israel have indicated they are willing to live with military and political risks tinder the agreement rather than continue on the dangerous course of no agreement a t all And Mr Kissinger now begins the task of convincing the U.S. Congress and the American people that a new and more specific commitment by the United Stales of America in the Middle East is worth it for the sake of making this significant step toward lx-,,ace. L volunteers and at the present time the Semi:, ile County REACT Team 2658 is a member of an ar ,a group hich Includes Seminole and Lake Countl ., DeLand, Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach. Among other things, REACT attempts ti coordinate efforts with and provide communications help to other groups, such as the American Red Cross and Civil Defense, in emergencies and disasters. Just last month a CB radio was purchased and loaned to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department by Seminole County REACT for the iurpose of that department's assistance in emergencies and for emergency monitoring, according to David Towns, an officer of the Seminole County REACT team. Being a licensed CB operator, we know just how touch good REACT does and how someone, snniewhere is always Johnny-On-The-Spot with his radio in time of an emergency. According to Towns, Seminole County REACT team 2658 stands ready to help any citizen, law enforcement agency or any organization at any One of Seminole County's newest public service organizations Seminole County REACT is nw in its ninth month of operation of providing service to the public. REACT stands for Radio Emergency Action citizen's Team and is comprised mainly of licensed Citizen's Band (CB) iadiu operators, who monitor the official emergency channel 9, which was set aside by the Federal Communications commission ( FCC) for the sole purpose of assisting persons in time of emergency. Seminole County REACT is a branch of the n.ationside organization, h1ch currently boasts over 20O, volunteer members. Since 1962, when the national organization wivi first founded, REACT Nis handled over 55 million emergency calls, including approximately 12 million highway accidents. area REACT teams are operated by citizens - - Ii tii 'Ibis group is an independent nonprofit public Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, service organization and is ready, willing and able to help anyone at any time. So, when you're driving down the highway and see those antennae either protruding from the roof of a car or truck or whipping off the rear bumper, give a doff of the derby to the driver. There's a mighty good chance he's a member of a REACT team who stands ready to assist you in 'rne of an emergency, no matte how slight. The Sanford Rotaract Club is sponsoring a "Back-To.School-Jam" on Saturday night at the Seniinoe High School auditorium and it promises to be an evening of lively entertainment for people of all ages. Musical entertairunent will be provided by six different groups of various styles, including rock, jazz, blue grass and folk selections. Activity will get under way at 8 p.m. and tickets ill be available at the door for $1.50 per person. Proceeds from the event will go to the Rotaract Club Community Ser%lce Project Fund. V1 11 come and have fun Saturday night. —Bill Currie Eloise Churns On After Killing 25 SAN JUAN, 11.11. ( AP) - heavy rains after killing at least the death toil could rise because Hurricane Eloise hit the north 25 people and causing extensive of a large number of persons coast of the Dominican Repub. damage In Puerto Rico. still reported missing. They , lie today with 80-mile winds and Puerto Rican officials said said damage amounted to at least $40 million. ft WORLD 6. -. . : Presidentia l . TOM TIEDE . . t• . . -' . .&--. .. . j •r' , .4-.;. ..- • Privilege - Tripoli u nionization Milita S. 7 . 1J - ( _ _____ 'I . - J. ePA1S .\ . . ! . An Unlikely Marriage Congress might be persuaded to end permanently the regulation that is blamed for natural gas scarcity in certain areas of the country and the reluctance of producers to develop new wells. One dissenting member of the commission accused his fellows of exploiting a loophole in federil policy to effect the partial deregulation mder. If the test achieves its desired and expected purpose, elimination of the decades.old controls that have contributed to the nation's energy crisis, the loophole will be the escape route from the pinch of shortages. BERRY'S WORLD mkl~~ Theatre, and was awarded the Peeples of Astatula; three sons, Facts On Brezhnevs H ea It h E I u d e C IA Smoking used to leave Russia's Leonid intelligence analysts, going out on a limb, have American dental care all his life," Brezhnev with such a sore mouth that he had to predicted his health soon will force him to retire, intelligence analyst, "he probably suggested one assistance to Egypt for the Egyptian Early wouldn't have Warning Station," have his gums massaged every day by his Only three solid facts have been established: this trouble." TEAMSTERS INVESTIGATION: The doctor. The pain has now compelled the Soviet (1) he suffers from hangovers; (2) he has a Our own dental experts tell us th.t Federal government is less interested in what leader to give up cigarettes, queasy stomach; and (3) he is plagued with Brethenev's aching mouth could mean he has happened to James Hoffa than in what has Brezhnev's dental secrets, It seems, are fully horrendous dental problems. any of a host of ailments, from simple callousing happened to the Teamsters' pension and welfare known to the Central Intelligence Agency. All the Brezhnev's fondness for vodka has been of the gwns to leukoplakia, a condition funds. It is believed that mobsters eliminated fascinating details (smoking apparently caused known to the CIA for years. Indeed, the CIA has characterized by lesions which could become Iloffa to protect their interest in Teamster loans, the blood vessels in his gums to constrict, thus established Indisputably that he sometimes cancerous, producing the pain) are on file in the CIA's "LSD shows up in the Kremlin the worse for the past The Teamsters have an estimated $1.5 billion Or maybe, suggested one authority, the sore Office." night's partying, in assets, which are supposed to provide mouth is nothing serious at all, and Brezhnev's retirement benefits for 400,000 union members. This office has nothing to do, we hasten to To relieve his woes on these occasions, he doctors merely used it to "scare him Into quitadd, with the controversial drug that the CIA has likes to stop off at a health spa near a corner of ting smoking." But there have been reports that mobsters have fed to unssoectini vicliuiLs. In thic rs' th Ik1 Wrg,,,,In c,I trn k.n..-.....h,. ,.,It,. . nhIin,l ". , - -..- - - THOMAS K EICHELBERGER " 1 zecbslovakia, and had lived in relatives and friends. Sanford for the past nine Wilson-Eichelberger Montyears moving here from uary, in charge. Skadyside, Ohio. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. 0 ROLL HERBAL ESSENCE ELSIE BRAND SHAMPOO ICE CREAM GALLON 12 ' L 439 I AUTO TOOL I ASSORTMENT I 1 .--.... I IMIT 8.4 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 BRACH'S STYROFOAM ) HARD CANDIE PEPPERMINT CUPS BUTTER SCOTCH LEMON DROPS (PACKOF51 2 __88c PKGS. FOR F EC1ONAIRE Y4"x PLAYING CONDITIONER AIR 88c 2 PKGS. FOR CARDS FURNACE FILTERS 2 - REG ROLLS FOR DECK 2000 3 38C REG FOR 6u EA. DECKS FOR NESTLES MI ( Pack of 12 1oz. Packets REG. 1.19 PLANTERS PENNANT ASSORTED HAND HOT COCOA ' 60 yds. MASKING TAP OR I 88C1 2 A RDEN MIXED NUTS TOO LS WE DISCOUNT 1201, FOR CAN variable mostly southeast around 10 mph, gusty near 88 1 TIMEX WATCHES 10% SEE OUR NEW FALL SELECTION --U-ARD SAFEG SAFUIUAMU 70(1K HEAL IHAIVU YOUR BUDGET WITH SUPERi I:\: - DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PRICES j EVE COSMETIC P PEOPLE, EVERYDAY, S4VEON PRESRIPT1ONS A TSUPERJ. UFFS TWIN PACK SIXTYSECOND DOUCHE 80 COUNT BAG 88 2 FOR 260 SECRET ANTI-PERSPIRANT ROLL ON SHOULDN 'T WE BE FILLING YOURS? REAK She is survived by her son, Steve Sokol, of Bronx, N.Y. Vitalis ar SENTINEL _____________________ _____ B1l1 BORDEN'S B LO~ A I STEELCRAFT WEATHER a.m., 1:07 p.m. CLAIROL 8 OUNCES PACK LWIT 2 CARTONS Masons (Prince Hall), State of 1:11 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 6: a.m., 7:15 p.m.; low 12:48 New York. He was a retired Nursing and Convalescent in-law, Dr. George Starke and a Center. She was a native of host of nieces, nephews, rT4, ha r 4 100 MM h, nI A I' c Ii w n re . a, II •fliu probability 20 to 30 per cent Thomas E. Eichelberger, 85, of Sanford, died Sunday mor- through Thursday. Mrs. Hose Mary Fehn, 83, of porter of the railroad. 2521 Sanford Ave., died Survivors include a sister, Tuesday morning morn at Lakeview Mrs. .HRuth Starke; a brother- C 11r EXTENI)EOFORECASTS Extended outlook for Florida brother, Walter, Mohawk, Hospital. Raised in New York Peninsula uncertain at this Mich.; and several nieces and City. he was born in Ocala. He time because of uncertainty is served in the United States to movement and possible Winter Park Funeral home, Army until he was honorably further intensification of Winter Park Is in charge of discharged as Sergeant in 1918. Hurricane Eloise. He was an honorable member arrangements, Daytona Beach tides: high of the Boyer Lodge Number 7:17 a.m.,7:37p.m.; low 1a.m., One, Free and Accepted MR.S. ROSE FERN BATH TISSUE CARTON Joyce; son, Michel, Des Moines, Iowa; sister, Mrs. Mamie Gillen, Flint, Mich.; fling at the Seminole Memorial '. JACK ANDERSON Hanger; and the Deltona arrangements. Camera Club. He was a Lutheran. survivors include his wife, CHARMIN PER Distinguished Flying Cross A.E. Cole, Plant City; George with nine clusters and the Air E. Cole, Casselberry, and Larry Medal with seven clusters, He G. Cole, Plant City; two sisters, Tuesday's high 89. Overnight was a member of the Egypt Mrs. Mae Haney, Marysville, low 67. Temple Shrine; the Scottish Pa. and Mrs. M)Ttle Silvis of Partly cloudy through Rite Consis:ory; Fellowship Sharon, Pa.; one brother, Thursday. A chance of thun. Lodge 265 and the Fun and Joseph Cole, Sharon, Pa., and dershowers mainly during the Frolic Unit of Egypt Temple, 10 grandchildren. afternoon or evening hours. all of Tampa; the QB's of the Memorial Funeral Home, Highs in the upper 80s and low Tampa, St. Pete, Clearwater Plant City, in charge of 9. LOWS in the 70s. Winds , 44q J 29 Uig Vt MURYt TWI NOW TO 11W'? OUAMITITICI PRICES GOOD ThRU SAT., SEPT. 20 GAREH ES AREA DEATHS g,,1y'/ Wellh ad The National Hurricane Center in Miami said the storm was expected to strengthen. But LoVfn9m JSID MJpSIIZ LMUVS "it's too far away to know whether or not it's going to hit the United States," forecaster Paul Hebert said. "Torrential rain will occur over the Dominican Republic ALL POPULAR BRANDS today and tonight, causing cxtensive flooding in many REG. AND FILTER streams and rivers," the Miami center's 3 a.m. advisory said. "heavy rain will begin today over Haiti (which adjoins the l)orninican Republic on the island of Hispaniola), creating a substantial threat of flood- The storm center was iucakl early today about 80 miles north of Santo Domingo, the Dominican capital, and was niovur west-northwest at about eight miles per hour. 10I'1! than 6,000 persons were reported driven from their homes in Puerto Rico. The dead included two persons crushed in $ the collapse of a building, two electrocuted, two drowned and an oil refinery worker burned to death when flood waters caused Centrists Hold Out an electrical fire. Utuado,atownof35,000inthe LISBON, Portugal iAPI — The Popular Democrats central mountains, was hit today held out for one more seat than the Communists in hardest. Ponce, the island's the new Portuguese cabinet as political maneuvering second-largest city, was continued, flooded, with 1,500 persons reThe centrist Popular Democrats rejected a proposal ported evacuated. Another 1,500 that they and the Communists each have two seats in the were evacuated in Mayaguez, coalition cabinet the premier-designate, Vice Adm. Ofl the west coast, and the colPinheiro de Azevedo, has been trying to put together for lapse of two bridges isolated 25 riiore than two weeks, persons. More than 3,000 squatters were moved from flooded shanties in San Juan's Carolina suburb, beside the flooding Rio Grande. Dozens of villages were WILLIAM MEKKOL% GEORGE COLE flooded. Civil Defense Director Ednia t William Arthur Mikkola, 60. George A. Cole, 326 Palmetto 401 W. 20th St., Sanford, died Ave., Longwood, 73, died Santiago said Utuado was "a Tuesday, atSemlnole Memorial Monday at Seminole Memorial total disaster," with at least Hospital. Born in Mohawk. Hospital. lie was a native of four housing developments unMich., he retired after a 24-year East Pittsburgh, Pa., and had der water. Dozens of cars were career, with Graybar Electric been a resident of the Longwood swept away by overflowing nvers. She estiinat,d damage Company, Tampa. A former area for 22 years. captain in the U.S. Army Air Survivors Include his wife, there at $10 million. Corps, during World War II, he Margaret Cole, Longwood, one served as a pilot In the CBI daughter, Mrs. Eleanor ry Is Possible '. Holding BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Security forces in armored cars shelled Moslems and Christians battling in downtown Beirut today, but a cease-lire was reported holding in the northern city of Tripoli despite minor infractions during the night. Police officials reported ''several casualties" in Beirut's Nasra district, where Moslem leftists and Christian rightists dueled all morning with machine guns. Police and paramilitary security forces were ordered to quell the fighting but were unable to bring it under control immediately, Ten shops in the city were destroyed by bombs during the night. There was sporadic gunfire in two suburbs, Christian Ein Rummaneh and Moslem Chiyah. The communal factions exchanged rocket and mortar fire in the two suburbs intermittently through the night, setting fire to II buildings, killing l0persons and wounding fl. 0 Question Cease-Fire - "All presidential papers directed personally to Everyone sniggered some years ago when a the President or received directly from him, and ,1 cheeky radical named Andy Stapp tried to bring t1,'t those recordings in which the President percollective bargaining to the U.S. armed forces in sonally participates, are absolutely privileged. the form of a feeble effort called the American The President shall decide when the privilege is Serviceman's Union. But the idea Is no longer so ______ to be invoked and the extent of the privilege." preposterous. This is the text of an amendment to the Con. The respected American Federation of stitution of the United States urged by a Israel, in agreeing to give up 2,000 square mil es Government Employes is "positively and Clev el and lawyer who believes that the doctrine .i Sinai territory held since 1967, including the LL5/ U energetically" exploring the feasibility of of separation of powers has been seriously f strategic Gidi and Mitla passes and the Abu Rudeis unionizing the military, spokesmen insisting that breached by the Supreme Court. an Army rank of "shop steward" is more than a oil fields, is sacrificing a military advantage for I On July 24, 1974, Chief Justice Warren Burger remote possibility. diplomatic gains. Although those gains are conhanded down the court's 8.0 opinion in the case of Not surprisingly, the Pentagon is unhappy siderable, particularly in terms of the U.S. cornUnited States vs. Richard M. Nixon, President of with the prospect. Seldom people to reveal their t the United States, directing the President to mitment, this entails a risk the Israelis have I emotions, especially not their fears, Defense produce certain tape recordings and documents refused to take in the past. Department soldiers are nonetheless openly relating to his conversations with aides and ____ The Egyptians. who balked last March at worried about the AFGE probe. "Pure in. Y_.._.!..!,: advisors. sanity," says the chorus. Already the services making any commitment of "non-belligerency" . Thiswasthefamouswatergatetapescaseand . have begun a campaign to discredit the idea toward Israel, now appear to have done so. Mr. was, in the opinion of attorney Joseph 0. Coy, •... . that, as a marine puts it, "national defense can Sadat has tried to avoid giving the agreements the "the most important constitutional question '' ' ' be left up to organized grievance committees." 1 . semblance of a direct new relationship with Israel, which has confronted the court in the 187 rears 'V Thus far the campaign has consisted mostly of since the Constitution was written." Certainly, out he is risking accusations from the more comparison finger pointing. ",Look at the Duthe says, it ranks with the 1803 case of Marbury militant Arab governments - and critics in his own ch," the officials suggest. That nation's military vs. Madison (which was cited as a precedent In 75 country that he has "sold out" the Arab cause. force has In recent years been semi-unionized t) the tapes decision), in which Chief Justice John By publicly agreeing that Israeli cargo can pass and, many feel, at the great peril of its people larsla11 struck down an act of Congress as Welcome to the new cars and its allies. Knowing Pentagon veterans through the Suez Canal, Mr. Sadat opens a serious unconstitutional. believe even a little unionization has poisoned gap between Egypt and those Arab states still la Marbury vs. Madison, the court assumed Holland's forces fatally; "I was in the determined to isolate Egypt by every practical "the province and the duty to say what the law Netherlands last month," says a colonel charged means. BERT COLLIER is." In United States vs. Nixon, while It with NATO responsibilities, "and my impression Mr. Kissinger's trip to other Arab capitals recognized executive privilege as fundamental was their Army is now made up mostly of ding. to the operation of the government, it held during his 13 days of shuttling, and after the Sinai dong buffoons." accords had been initialed, reflect his own concern nevertheless that "the general assertion of privilege must yield to the demonstrated specific with the attitudes of the Arabs. He must persuade agree with the harsh assessment, but they are * need for evidence In a pending criminal trial." concerned to the extreme about the effects of them that the Sinai settlement does not weaken By virtue of these two decisions, maintains Could the nephew of Napoleon and the great crawls or walks the earth but that he served it unionization on their forces. Admiral H. Van their case for settling other territorial issues with Coy, "the judicial branch now has established grandniece of George Washington find happiness upon his table," reported one who had been a Mastrigt, a 30-year veteran, now his nation's Israel and satisfying the political aspirations of complete supremacy over both the legislative together in a Florida log cabin? guest. "Alligator steaks, frogs, boiled owls and military attache in America, says bluntly that displaced Palestinians. and the executive branches of the government." It was incredible to think that these two, born roasted crows he found palatable." while he still has faith in the ability of Holland's The question that will spring to most people's the whole wide world apart, should discover each Those latter issues still represent the big hurdle Then Kate entered his life and shortly another troops, "I admit I am damned scared about minds is, what would have happened if Coy's other in the wilderness, to peace in the Middle East. However, if the good guest was recalling the drastic changes in the unionization. It has gone too far. I think it is amendment had been part of the Constitution It was even more unlikely that, considering Murat hospitality, at faith bargaining that went into the Sinai definitely hurting our defenses." the time of the Watergate scandal' The im- their different backgrounds and temperaments, "We found tea and chocolate, creamy milk, agreements can be followed by a good faith effort Van Mastrigt, an Impeccable officer, quick of peachment proceedings against Richard Nixon they would fall In love, the tiniest cakes and dainty salads and there by Egypt, Israel and the United States to make would never have gotten off the ground. But Achille Murat, once Crown Prince of were works of art to be seen In preserves of step and handsomely tailored, makes it clear them work, then the Syrians, Palestinians and he does not personally object to the concept Coy doesn't agree. The evidence on the tapes Naples, and Catherine Daingerfield Willis Grey, divers fruit, flowers, birds, hearts and man)' ofthat organized was not all that crucial to the case against Nixon, descendant of Washington's sister, were married designs carved In green sweetmeats and yellow others may find a basis for placing more of their representation in the Netherlands it forces. Unlike the more affluent U.S. system, he says. Even if it was, the fate of one president July 12, 1R, by a Tallahassee peace Justice and that floated in crystal 5'rup. own faith in the negotiating process. It is the belief or of a handful of his subordinates was secondary for 22 years provided romance and glitter to in the possibility of just political settlements in the "To sip Arabian coffee and Asiatic tea from where government has usually provided a full to the overwhelming importance of the conFlorida frontier society. golden spoons bearing the great Napoleon crest, range of soldiering benefits, Van Mastrigt says Nliddle East that must be kept alive, and the fidentlatity of the presidential decision-making This unusual couple had a good marr iage. It and to wipe an American moustache with royal Holland servicemen have traditionally relied on Israeli-Egyptian agreements now stand as the only process to the effective functioning of the three was a union of Latin fire with the hardy rectitude damask combines at least continental varietassociations to lobby for their fringe rewards. y tangible support of that belief, branches of the government, associations have since early in this century of Colonial America, an apt conjunction for not usual." He points out that the secrecy of congressional Florida which drew so much from both. Achille Murat arrived in Florida by a devious held regular meetings with the ministers of proceedings is protected by the Constitution The devoted Kate transformed her husband's path. Born to Napoleon's sister, Caroline, and defense, "often winning concessions which we e otherwise wouldn't enjoy." (Article I, Section 5) and cites the demands of a life style from the rugged simplicity of a pioneer her soldier ausband, Joachim Murat, he spent special committee hea6d by Sen. Frank farmer to an echo of his regal past. his early years in the sumptuous Elysee Palace In recent years, however, a new association, The Federal Power Commission has taken a tiny, tentative Church, D-Idaho, that the Ford administration When Achille Murat settled on Lipona. his in Paris. Later, when his father became King of the Association of Draftees (VDM), has tilted the step toward the competitive pricing of natural gas essential to provide it with Information from Nixon White plantation near Tallahassee, his slaves cut logs Naples, life grew even more splendid. equitable distribution of the fuel that fires much of the nation's military lobby effort Increasingly towards House files about CIA and FBI activities, for his crude home. He slept on a mattress of It was all swept away by Elba and Waterloo. economy. militancy. The only association connected to a This creates, says Coy, the anomalous Spanish moss on the floor, changed clothes only His father was captured and executed trying to trade union, VDM has enlisted one of four Dutch Some industrial users may now make purchases directly in situation of the executive branch being corn. when decency demanded and ate what the win back his kingdom and the surviving Murals servicemen (fully 40 per cent of the Army) In a producing states at the wellhead price - which may be up to pelted to divulge information to the legislative countryside offered with a complete lack of were caged in an Austrian castle, democratization plunge that, In Admiral Van four times the price allowed by the FPC in interstate &iijxnents. branch which is under no constitutional discrimination. The young prince fumed until he won per. 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SHAVE NEUTROGENA SOAP — AQUA VELVA AFTER SHAVE 000 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday. Sept. 17, 197s Both To Shevin Has To Go Against Own Staff By JOHN VAN GIESON Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE i AP) - A quirk of Florida's unique Cabinet system has put Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin in the position of signing a pardon for Freddie Pills and Wilbert Lee after his staff fought to uphold their murder conviction in the appellate courts. The attorney general has long been cast in a "two-hat" role as luef legal officer, hose staff is responsible for handling appeals f criminal convictions, and a member of the Pardon Board. are guilty. He announced last week he was signing the pardon on the basis that court rules kept the jury which convicted Pitts and I 1ee in a 1972 retrial from considering all the evidence. That evidence includes several confessions to the murders by convict Curtis Adams and corroborating statements by his foriiier girlfriend, Mary Jean Akins. She said Adonis told her the day after the murders that he killed Floyd and Burkett. belief that Pills and Lee are guilty and should not be pardoned but saiA no point in attempting to convince him. "Why tould he talk to us," Georgieff said, "he knew what he as going to get from us." Shevin said the attorneys argued for commutation of sentence rather than a full pardon, but that presented a nwnber of problems. S'iayed by the Adonis and Akins statements, Shevin put Marky into the a kA ard position of swollowing his personal feelings and riting a memorandum on the evidence that the Pardon Br.ard could consider. Commutation implies that a guilty person has paid his debt to society. Pardon can signify either forgiveness of guilt or a finding of innocence. Asst. Attys. Gen. George Georgieff, Raymond Marky and flichard Prospect, who have handled the Pius-Lee cases at various stages, believe the two black men who have been twice convicted and have served 12 years in prison are guilty of rnur• 1ering Port St. Joe service station attendants Grover Floyd and Jesse Burkett on July 31, 1963. Markvs Sept. 9 iiiemo said the Pardon Board was not bound by the sonic rules as the courts and could consider the confessions rejected by the trial judge as "unreliable hearsay." 'M far as I'm concerned commutation woul(l not be acceptable because they're innocent," said Irwin Block, a Pitts-Lee defense attorney. Shevin obviously was satisfied with his assistant's research, the attorney general lifted several sentences verbatim and incorporated them into remarks he read to the Pardon Board the following day. Thev have a prosecutorial bias," Shevin said. "I think it's difficult being involved in the prosecution and supporting the .state's conicUon for them to see it any other way. I think I can see it more objectively." Shevin said he has a "reasonable doubt" whether Pitts and Lee While our judicial system is not perfect and does not always achieve a just result I most of the time it's pretty good) the total system - tuch includes executive intervention - does in fact work," said Shevin in Marky's words. The criminal appeals attorneys said Shevin was aware of their Shevin said a full pardon ends legal proceedings in the case, ihich is on appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, but a commutation probably oukl not. Thus he might have been put in the position of arguing before the Supreme Court to uphold the conviction when he had approved crnnmutation, if the Cabinet had gone that route. ilie Puts-Lee case is different, however, in that it involves profound differences of opinion between Shevin and the assistant attorneys genera 1,A ho work in his Criminal Appeals Division. As embarrassing as that might have been to Shevin, it hardly miiatches the chagmin that the case has caused Georgieff, Mark), and Prospect recently. Prospect recalled last ',' et'k that an autopsy report said theN' * 1 %as a broken bone in Floyd's head. That would tend to support Pitts' confession - which he later claimed was coerced because it had him telling Lee to "flani" one of the attendants ith a tire jack. The Adams confession made no mention of hitting anyone in the head. t The reported contents of the autopsy snowballed, and rumors swept the Capitol that it showed that one man's head had been smashed in the killings. But the autopsy nierely said that a bone in back of the head had been broken, a fracture that in all probability resulted from a gunshot wound. Marky, Georgieff and Prospect were forced to retract statements about the autopsy that they say they never made. "In retrospect, I should have gone back to look at the damn thing, but as soon as I found out that the autopsy was inconclusive wi' went around and told everybody, 'look ['in sorry if I put you in an embarrassing position but the autopsy report doesn't support that conclusion,'" Georgieff said. TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) - Madame Chiang Kai-shek, i&w of the former leader of Nationalist China, has left for the United States for medical treatment. Madame Chiang, who is reported to be In her 70, said In a formal statement issued Tuesday that she has not been in good health for years. The nature of her ailment was not disclosed. She is a 1917 graduate of Wellesley College and last visited the United States in 1965-66. Fanne Wants To Wed Mills AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Fanne Foxe says the reason she still wants to marry U.S. Rep. Wilbur Mills is that "he made me feel secure and important." "I had felt low for many years. But being with him made me feel the way I felt when I was In school, or the way my father felt about me. I still want to marry Wilbur. The decision is up to him," she said here Tuesday. The 39.year.old Miss Foxe, a stripper whose real name is Annabel Batistella, was here * to promote her autobiography. She began to cry when she was asked If she really cared about Mills, 67, an Arkansas Democrat. "I love him in my own way," she said. "I don't like to talk about It." She first came to prominence when she left a car with Mills in it and jumped Into the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands (AP) - A psychiatric examination has been ordered for Wtlhelmus A. de Rljk, 38, who was detained by police after the knife slashing attack on the Rembrandt masterpiece, "The Night Watch." After the examination was ordered by the court on Tuesday, the Amsterdam district attorney said the case against de Rijk In the Sunday slashing of the 17th century painting probably would not be pursued because of the man's unbalanced condition. He was charged only with the theft from a hotel of the knife used in the attack. Museum officials said it will take about four months to restore the painting. McGovern Won't Run PARIS (AP) —Sen. George McGovern says he will not be a candidate for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination. The South Dakota Democrat, answering questions during a French television interview, made the comment near the end of the program. He was Interviewed along with former French foreign minister Michel Jobert, Egyptian editor Mohamed Heykal and Pieiye Salinger, who was President John F. Kennedy's press secretary. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) added. Bank safety deposit boxes usu. Silver bars, gold nuggets, ally hold jewelry, money, old gems and jewelry are other coins and other valuables. But common items found when a that's not all. Try a cocktail box is emptied. napkin, old birthday cards or a "There are no two boxes alike pair of socks. unless they're empty," Fell Last year, five deputy Frank- said. Un County auditors inventoried The safety deposit containers 1,325 boxes sealed by banks can take anywhere from 10 after the boxholder's death. minutes to 10 hours to InThey found everything from a ventory, Fell explained. gold tooth to a one-year appliSome persons keep a single ance warranty which had cx- box, and others, especially coin pired 40 years before. and collectors of other items. One box served its owner as a may keep up to a dozen boxes, lunch pall. The inventory pro. he said. duced small jars of mustard, Fell said every Item in one catsup, relish, salt and pepper woman's box had a note atshakers. The boxholder appar- tached detailing where it should ently brought his bag lunch go following her death. Every downtown every day and at piece of furniture in her home noon would go to the box to and every jar and bottle In season his meaL her refrigerator had similar Deputy Auditor Harry Fell notes, the county official said. says many of the boxes contain The boxes are sealed follow. cash, and 81,000 seems to be a ing the boxholder's death until typical sum. the contents can be inventoried "But we've found as high as for the state taxation depart. $140,000 cash in a box," he ment. CREST C S ' Limited Amount Sobbing Turner of Monthly Rentals Available Fined $5,000 In U.S. Court 135 and 950 Month 1 Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service - Quality Inn North :.(oL1IR ) •. ' I.4&SR434 Longwood, Ha. For Further Information Phone 862-4000 p NOTICE OF TAX LEVY * r) The School Board of Seminole County, Florida proposes to levy 8 mills of property tax for the Fiscal Year - i 197576 for the purpose of supporting the current * * operations of Seminole County Schools. 14 mental attitude. Outside the courtroom. Turn. er showed the resiliency that has marked his controversial career. "I'm like LJncoln. lie ran 12 times before being elected and I've got 10 to go," he said as he told reporters he would ru, for the U.S. Senate or Congress in 1976. Twice Turner has lost at. tempts to gain national office. Turner, 41, hurried away as other defendants shared chainpagne toasts in paper cups. L A public hearing on this proposed millage levy will be held on September 24, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. Fascism's greatest support died in a Berlin bunker. The cold war is dying at the Altamonte Springs City Hall But the Blue Army can be as alive at Altamonte Springs, Florida. AS YOU ARE. . .and as forceful. Fall From Power - OF RUSSIA SAY HAS BEEN THEIR \wangt.J.882 - TALLAHASSEE (AP) followed by a year of probation, Floyd Christian, as education is a result of pleading guilty to commissioner, was politically evading $15,751 in federal inpowerful enough to challenge a come taxes by failing to report Program is 6.2931 mills. The Blue Army "I will spend my life doing the sonic thing I've done working with people who didn't have a chance," Turner said. Since his legal battle began, Turner has lost control of three companies. But he's still selling p The millage required to be levied by the Board in AFTER THE COLD WAR AND FASCISM, WHAT DO THE MILITANT ATHEISTS Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope (large) and learn why. trial had gone toils conclusion, they "would have voted for you." The First trial, last year, ended with a hung jury after nine months. U.S. District Judge Terrell Hodges said he would have liked to have completed the retrial but It could have lingered weeks longer. "Justice is best served by the disposition of this case," he said. Turner told [lodges he had never intended to hurt anyone. Floyd Christian: (JUth'ly. The police department asked for general funds to pay for a new vehicle, but council will pay for hlcle from federal revenue sharing (unds. The total pollee budget request of 1138586 was cut only $960. in oiner oeparunents the city is expected to spend $47,031 for administration; $4,600 for councIl; $300 for elections; $2,200 form unicipal court costs; $34,584 for streets . and drainage; $13,175 for buildings and grounds; and $1,600 for recreation. TAMPA (API "Despite the harassment I've Undergone. I'll never take off my American flag," promoter Glenn W. Turner sobbed as he was fined $5,000, ending a seven-year battle with the federal government, His six-week federal retrial on mail fraud-conspiracy charges ended Tuesday when Turner and three former associates were allowed to plead no contest to lesser misdemeanor charges of violating Securities ') and Exchange Commission regulations. Along with Turner, Hobart Wilder of Altamonte Springs, Fla., Ben Bunting of Williamston, NC., and Jess Hickman of Pineville, La., were each lined 15,000. All charges were dropped against Clyde Cobb, 35, of Lakewood, Cob. "I'm not the man I once was," said Turner, a Sou th Carolina sharecropper's son who parlayed his gilt of gab into a business empire later lost. "I have $8 million in civil judgements against me and I'm $2 million In debt. I've been lighting the government for seven years. My money ran out ;in(] I couldn't fight any more. That's what happened." Turner Was told by several jurors afterwards that if the governor and win. Now he is $30,000 in kickback income in going to mow grass as a federal 1969. prison Inmate. Christian has said he paid the He was ordered by a Federal tax, just In a different year. He judge Tuesday to report to the has declined to say whether he . prison at Eglin Air Force Base paid $19,819 on unreported inon Sept. 29 to serve six months conic of $43,457 in 1974, listed In for income4ax evasion, less 51 a charge that was dropped. days spent in a Texas prt5on Another dropped charge said this summer for we-sentence tie received another $1,200 invaluation. conic froin money in a foreign ' When then-Gov. Claude Kirk bank which also was not report. wanted to make Christian's job appointive rather than elective lie is serving seven years In 1967, Christian fought back, state protxition and must pay his cantipaigri included an ad. $4300 in lines and restitution dress to a joint legislative sea- for receiving $20,000 in kickslon requested by him. The backs, conspiracy to receive Cabinet post is still elective, another $29,000 and perjury. Prisoners at Eglin work around the air base without Those charges also were a remowing grass, duction from allegations he reguards trimming trees, working in the ceived Far larger amounts of asphalt plant and doing other IIIOflCY. The original Indictment said he re'eived $83,000. maintenance chores. The Florida Panhandle At a later hearing, he admitprison has tennis courts. But led receiving $63,000 but said It former Inmates, who include an was a legal payment. cxgovernor of West Virginia Pleas of associates, including and two former state attorneys a former governor, won Chrisgeneral, say life there is far lion probation in the state case. from easy. 1k also continues to get a $25,The six-month sentence, to be 000-a-year state pension. - William P. Layer Superintendent PILLOW COVERS. *_. ___. 99 PHOTO ALBUM . .58 WASTEBASKET . 69 STRAP CHAIR • U88 :' US's - The BLUE ARMY* *.., • Deposit Boxes Hold All Things NUMBER ONE DETERRENT? CS' • •,- T -- order to participate in the Florida Education Finance ( . ... - Hearing OVIEDO - A tax level of 2.67 mills will be considered at a _ Il __ _ _ k_IU I JAIDIIC neanng SCDCUWeU !OF Oct. 6. The tax, which amounts to $2.67 for every $l, pralsedproperty value, ispart of next year's proposed budget. During 1975-76 the city expects to balance its budget at $54&335. Some departments that were cut include the fire department, which asked for $61,714. Part of that request was a sum of $17,614 for capital outlay, but only $l5,S6Owas allocated In all, including $5,000 for capital . '•' DETROIT (AP) - The niys. the late 1930s when she got a job prison, was a device to bypass "There is no such thing as a tery about Charles "Chuckie" as a Teamsters organizer, regulations which limit visitors Mafia in Detroit," Hoffa said at O'Brien is his reluctance to t'°. O'Brien's mother and Mrs. to Immediate family. But it the convention. Hoffa told his operate with a federal grand Hoffa became close friends underscored how close the two family he was on his way to jury sworn to find out what and, when Mrs. O'Brien remar- men were. meet Giacalone the day he disO'Brien also is close to anoth. appeared. happened to Jimmy Hoffa, the red, her son became part of the man who raised O'Brien from Ilotta household, en central figure in the Ho('a So O'Brien's attorney says he childhood. case: reputed Mafia leader Anregards it as nothing unusual "I taught little Jimmy how to O'Brien has refused to coop- walk," O'Brien has said of thony "Tony Jack" Giacalone. for trained dogs to detect crate with a federal grand The two are card-playing Hot fa's scent in the car belong. James P. Hofla, Hoffa's SOfl probing the disappearance of who says O'Brien knows some- buddies, according to the De- ing to Giacalone's son and drivthe man Chuckle himself says troit News. O'Brien calls en by O'Brien the day Hoffa thing about his father's dis-. Giacalone "Uncle Tony." he idolizes, disappeared. After all, said "Chuckle loved Jimmy," a appearance. Law enforcement officials O'Brien's attorney, Hoffa and Iloffa was president of Dcpuzzled union source said when troll Local 299 when he desig. say O'Brien met with Giacalone the Giacalones have known O'Brien became a central fig- nated his foster son Chuckie a a few days after Hoffa dis- each other for years. ure in the Hoffa case. "He Hoffa's daughter has said business agent at the age of 18. appeared. Then O'Brien disadored him. Nobody here thinks appeared for a few days him. O'Brien and her father had a Chuckle is actually Involved," "lie's the only father I have self. He surfaced the following falling out in recent months, O'Brien says he was 3 when ever known," O'Brien said two week to talk to FBI agents, presumably over union politics. his father was killed on a picket years ago when it was disclosed The names of Iloffa . and Late last year, It was report. line, that Hoffa signed papers In 1964 Giacalone have long been ed that O'Brien displeased O'Brien's mother, Sylvia, designating O'Brien as his linked. Nine years ago, Giaca. Hoffa by indicating he wanted who died several years ago, adopted son. The action, taken lone attended a Teamsters con- to run for the presidency of Lobrought Chuckie to Detroit in shortly before Hoffa went to ventlon In Miami Beach and cal 299 in the place of Hoffa Hoffa warmly defended him, loyalist Dave Johnson. Scheduled * . ' 'the Miami Herald reported over the weekend that Murky and (;iirgmerr misrepresented the autopsy report. "What I was really hot about was the statement that I misrepresented the autopsy report," Mark)' said. "I categorically deny that I misrepresented anything and I daresay none of the nembers of the Cabinet would say I (lid." - 'Slasher' Under Examination / ' O'Brien Won't Cooperate U.S. For Medical Aid 2 Years n Cel , Refuses To Testify Madame Chiang To Visit PORT ST. JOE. (AP) 'It's But (,o,. Reubin Askew's do- Askew. convict who now owns the Moover with now, I think its cision to free PilLs and Lee, im'It looks like the governor's J0, chipped In, "How would you best just forgotten," a black prisoned for 12 years for the going to get rid of the court feel? There were two trials, 24 '• leader says after two black men slayings another man confessed system and he a dicta tor, jurors, a whole bunch of judges convicted of murdering two to nine years ago, did not sit doesn't it?" Pate asked. "But a and the 5th Circuit Court of Ap-TALLAHASSEE (AP) —Two murders of the two white men. Under Florida law, such a , whites were pardoned. well with many people In this moan's foolish to get upset over peals. All said they were guilty inore nights in a cell and But they've claimed ever since pardon intist N., signed by the Rev. O.T. Stallworth said the Panhandle papermill town of 6,. something like this. There's and orw nian can overrule it? Freddie Lee Pills and Wilbert that they were coerced and governor and three Cabinet lull pardon granted Tuesday to 500 where the murders oc- some people that don't like it, "Tha t's not justice," added 4 Lee will be pardoned, free at beaten into confessing. inejnbers. Askew, Atty. Gen. Freddie Lee Pitts and Wilbert curred. but there's nothing anybody can Smison last after 12 years and 48 days He displays Sentenced to death by eke. Robert Shevin and Treasurer lee, due to he released from "oh, this was politics, pure do about it." newspaper clippings about the in prison for murders another trocution, they spent roost of Philip Ashler signed the pardon prison on Friday, were "very and simple," said W.L. Burkett, "If it had been you or me," case Aft than confessed to nine years their first nine years confined to last week. Education Commis. alongside the skin of a much overdue." fattier of Jesse Burkett, one of said David Watson, ba nging a ago, four-foot rattlesnake in his 6-by-9 foot Death Row cells, a sioner Ralph Turlington added REUBIN ASKEW "We never have thought the two gas station attendants Pitts little english on the pinball ma- office "I want to head out of here, scant few steps From the con. his name Tuesday. boys were gui lty," he said. "I and Lee were convicted of chine at the tiny Mo-Jo filling crawl oil by myself and un traption that could snuff their n sufficiently convinced (tie Pills-Lee case mflammied ru think the police and all were killing. "Askew has obligated sta tion where the men were Pills and Lee were convicted wind," Pills, 31, said when he lives in an instant. ['ills and cud tensions, Just trying to the pacify the y'd af white NAACP to his killed 12 years ago, "t he te r t hey confessed to the 1963 political (f the innocence of learned the pardon was granted Supporters of Pitts and Lee, I don't think this case is wiy Folks. They had the trial so career." the elec have put us in • tr ic murders of Burkett and Grover .kt. 1s,ew Askew Siiu Tuesday. ,, Tuesday. &UtS(i41). including Ilubbart and Pulitzer ringing endorsement for how quick why, they found them ['rank ['ate Jr., a gas-station chair." Floyd Jr. he y later claimed Lee, 40, showed little enio. Prize- winning reporter Gene Dramatized in the inedia for ack people are "You're daiiined right," Jim- they were coerced and beaten ilty before they ever found owner and Port St. Joe mayor lion. "I just want to see that Miller of The Miami Herald, nine years by Miller's articles, Florida," Ilubbart said. the bodies of the two men." for 10 years, also criticized lily Samson, a 30.year.old ex- into confessing. pardon," lie said. embarked on i' crusade to fret' As agreed previously,the two them black in en will walk away from SALE PRICES GOOD TH: But even Lifter the 1966 con. USA 1 ;URDAY OPEN DAILY 9 9 SUND A Y 0 Florida State Prison at Raiford fussion by white convict Curtis SOME ITEMS LIMITED some time Friday. They will be "Boo" Adams Jr. to the FloydSUPPLY whisked into seclusion by sup- Burkett murders, the legal porters who believe in their in- struggle to free Pills and Let' nocenee and fought to free was not over. then). The two won the new trial In * -. 1 feel a bitter-sweet SdilSe of 1972 but were convicted it Sdt'UI4Y Mi,IJ.4( I'P.( Pd (.OVt -great joy and yet underlying and time when Circuit Judge ft . sorrow." said Public Defender It. Smith of Ocala ruled that Phillip liubbart of Miami. "Joy Adams' confession was InPAX C luG 79t at this incredible victory after admissable hearsay evidence. C 12 long, hard ycars and sorrow Finall), Askew issued lR that it didn't come sooner." 7 OZ. TOOTHPASTE • pa last after n 18. Pills and Lee were twice con- month investigation of his own. REG OR CRYSTAL LOOK PLASTIC PEG 99c victed by all-white juries of the MINT "Words cannot possibly ex. C .. ' July 31, l%3, execution-style press the tremendous debt of slayings of service-station at- gratitude we owe to Gov. Reu. .r PVC VINYL STRAP WITH PLASTIC ARMS tendants Jesse Burkett and bin Askew without whose leadnow' PEG Grover Floyd Jr. at Port St. Joe ership and troubled conscience 12 58 " in the Florida Panhandle, we would not be in this position J At first they confessed to the today," Hubbart said. PVC VINYL STRAP LENGTH 74 FOLDS £ASItY II - ,, PEOPLE Pardons Bring Joy, Anger Pitts, Lee To End Attorney General in Unique Position On Pardon Wednesday, Sept. 17, i9;5-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seek Seclusion �-- - - IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ____ - Wednesday, Sept. 17, 175 Wafer Quality Board To Be Named SPORTS 4010000000000 i J Altamonte Moves To Preserve Endangered Lake Orienta By DONNA ESTES missioners to study the problems with all seven of Herald Staff Writer the city's lakes and recommend priorities, In addition, the commission set aside $10,500 From the general Fund's contingency account for water control and commissioners authorized Mayor Norman Floyd to file a letter of intent to seek a grant From the Florida Department of Natural ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —A prediction that the death knell would sound for Lake Orienta in six months unless the city moves to save the 129-acre lake brought prompt action from the city cornmission Tuesday night. Commissioners instructed City Attorney Joe Davis to prepare a resolution creating a lake and water quality board made up of seven persons. Each commissioner is to appoint one person to the committee and the mayor is to name two corn Resources. The commission also invited the Board of County Commissioners, who turned down the Lake Orienta "Save Our Lakes" citizen committee request for funding, to cooperate and participate with the city on the program. Robert Blackburn, identified to commissioners as the country's leading authority on the aquatic weed, hydrilla, said the weed will have choked the lake to dea th wi th in six mon ths unless an emergency rescue effort is undertaken. Estimating a program of controlled killing of the w eed would cost $47,000 annually initially. Black. burn said the problem facing Lake Orienta would ultimately face all seven of the city's lakes. He said the major cause of the problem is the 29 drainage intakes flowing into the lake, adding the city is to blame for at least part of that problem. Blackburn said federal and state money IS available on it matching one-for-one basis for the meetings. lie said the carefully monitored management program would consist of appl>ing herbicides to the lake over a year's time and several year's effort would be necessary to eradicate the hydrilla. Floyd noted the local share of the funds could take the form of services and Blackburn said he wnuld donate $4,000 of his services to the cause In other business, the commission: Ag re ed to remove the smoking ban in the - Adopted the 1975-76 budget ordinance with $2,590,011 designated for general city operation and $10,259,918 for the utility department. Property tax was set at the certified level of 3.96 mills. Adopted an ordinance annexing the Bell property at 507 Lake Destiny Road. The ordinance designating neighborhood commercial zoning for the property was tabled. Heard Floyd appoint Mrs. Dolores Vickers, the city's Bicentennial Committee chairman, -- Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1975—lB commission chamber, permitting those sitting on the right side of the chamber to smoke during lake rescue effort, but that a letter of Intent to seek the money has to be Filed with the state department byOct. I. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Referee — SlatedWork SessIion * Fort Wayne Teachers To Strike On Ad Valorem Tax As NewYork's teachers ere eilin a eeklong in financially strapped New York City and preparing to resume classes Thursday in the 1.1 million-pupil system, their Fort Wayne, Ind., colleagues voted to strike th is morning, The Indiansi city school administrators im- mediately announced the schools would be closed. The executive board of the I, 50member Fort Wayne Teachers Association ordered a strike today against the system which has about 30,000 pupils, An all-night negotiating session ended about 4:30 a.m. when Indiana State mediator William Leahy said negotiators had reached an impasse. He said the negotiators had met for about seven hours, Association leaders said the dispute centered on teacher demands for a 10 per cent salary increase and binding arbi tra tion. The New York pact which cuts class time 90 minutes a week was grudgingly accepted by the teachers and already is the subject of parent protests. Teachers voted 10,651 to 6,695 to accept a cornpromise settlement Tuesday. but some of the city's 65,000 teachers accused United Federation of Island. Massachusetts, New York state, New Teachers presi de nt Albe rt Shanker of "selling out." Jersey and Pennsylvania. Shanker called thc new to-veai- contract one which In New York ('its', teachers gave up their 'nobody likes," but he added, "We have gotten the demands for a 25 per cent pay hike in the face of the most we can, given the ral situation in the city." city's brinkmanship with bankruptcy. But they held Local school boards arid m.an parents voi ccu out for maintenance maintena of of class Size maximums set in strong opposition to provisions that call for cutting pre vi o us con tracts and won reinstatement of 2,400 (': SSFlHEItR\' - A work re ta in a low level of services were willing to pay the necinn is planned for 7 pm. and a low level of taxes or es.cirv costs. They also believe ü• Hall in an effort to wnuld prcfer more services a ma jority of our residents reach an agreement on the 1.75 which would mean higher would prefer ad valorem taxes m ill ad valorem tax proposed in taxes. to utility taxes. the city's new budget. "In this period whe n too 3— "At the same referendum The session grew out of a I would suggest the question be many governments are being class time for pupils by an hour and a half each of the 4,000 regular teachers laid off because of a week. In Chicago, meanwhile, negotiations continued without an apparent breakthrough. About 530,000 pupils have been idled since 27,000 teachers struck on the first day of classes Sept. 3, Teachers at a vocational school in Milan, Ohio, voted to return to work today after accepting a new contract Tuesday night raising their base pay from $7,750 to $8,300. They struck at the start of the school rear, dela)ing the opening for 900 students. stormy public hearing which asked whether $230 million budget cutback, The teachers, who now earn from $9,700 to $20,350 annually, will receive a $300 cost of living increase; those with 10 to 15 rears service will get a $750 longevity increase and those iith more than 15 years 11,500. The Chicago School Board on Tuesday made what it called a "Final offer" to striking teachers of a $24 million package that reportedly would include a 3 per cent pay hike. Robert M. Healey, union Lay teachers who staff 12 Roman Catholic schools president, termed the offer "unacceptable" but in the New York archdiocese went on strike expressed encouragement that at least an offer was Tuesday after negotiations broke down. A similar being made. walkout has been in effect in the Brooklyn diocese. The teachers, whose salaries range from $10,400 Other teacher strikes continu ed i communities to $21,000, want a cost-of-living pay hike, reduced in Delaware, Washington state, California, Rhode class size and fringe Insurance benefits. Considers Airport Base Second -: . i--I. + :,, 0 Two-Way Tr*be s P Rate Advertised PALMIST council a detailed list of budget PAST— PRESENT— FUTURE changes which will permit CARD NEAOINOS. CRYSTAL IALLREADING S operation without ad valorem ORLANDO (AR) Southern be a provision for an excessHELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS A large tour operator Is InContinued from page IA could have cut off one mill, or tax for the coming year. I have Governors vote today on an profits tax which allows a tax S LOVE $ LIFE $1.3 million, without hurting the always been opposed to ad. energy-policy statement that credit for profits reinvested in terested In using the SanfordMAIA, • • BUS I NESS Central Florida Airport as a levied ). School officials said budget. This is the same valorem taxes if our needs can calls on Congress to lift all price energy production. IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LosowooD base, the commercial cn- most of this is earmarked to amount that could be tran. be met from other sources. NOUNS IA N —1 10,001 I DAYS controls from both old and new 93I44 mittee of the Greater Sanford Improve and upgrade the sferred to the operating budget Closed "Revenues generated in 2— "1 will suggest the council natural-gas supplies. ly Sovth Of %f4 NsI I NstaM, fl such Chamber of county's older schools. Commerce has from capital outlay funds later arrange a referendum in The request is included in a a tax," the statement said, been told. Whole life readings: $5 with this ad in federal in $803,692.84 the year if necessary, ac- Decem ber on the question of nine-page energy policy drafted "should be used to mitigate the Chamber Executive Director contracted program funds, CALL for APPOINTMENT cording to Harris and Sim Sims. whether our residents wish to ___________________________________________________ Tuesday by the 41st annual impact of price increases on Superintendent William P. or to Jack Homer, who made the Southern Governors Confer- low income consumers announcement at a committee "Bud" Layer told taxpayers in shift to alternative fuels." ence's energy committee, meeting Tuesday at the airport, a public hearing Monday night It was based Of) the prmis that the 16 per cent increase in The statement also called on did not Identify the firm. that "federal price policies the federal government to give The committee also was told the operating budget is due have undervalued interstate the states I I a bigger role in for- that 20,000 copies of a brochure mainly to new state gas with respect to other fuels / I mulating energy policy, and re- promoting the local air facility requirements, anticipated resulting in lower incentives for quested that states be corn- have been printed and that half hikes in utilities, and wage exploration, artificially b b high pensated for any loss of revenue of them are now being increases for school employes. demand and few Incentives for Board members Dane Sims caused by federal energy distributed nationally and in' conservation." mandates. and Chairman Robert G. "Bud" ternatlonally. It asks Congress to "exempt Feather opposed the adoption of from regulation producer sales the budget, sa ying the board of natural gas in Interstate / / / commerce for all new natural . ! INCH Aft I as and all existing natural-gas - i434 So contracts subject to renegotia/1 • (Corner tion within a period of five years from the effective date of i Continued from page 1A) • "We would like to have a enactment by Congress." million in capital by selling woman chief executive and I'm Gov. Marvin Mandel of sure we can find one with exSO hares Marland, chairman of e and potential," she his. McGahey, well versed In perienc energy committee, said the sa id. t he five-year limitation was n. this banking industry, believes "I'm no a 'women's libber" bank is an unique business added Continued From Page l-A cluded to encourage producers McGahey, "I'm conventure designed to cater to to begin immediate exploration servative and so Is th spec ial needs of women in e rest of three tracks, with five c for new gas supplies, . same way many retail shops the board. We Just feel women competing against the clock on .-._ have the edge when it comes to Drillers hape maintained that already do. each track. they cannot afford to search for "Women will be considered understanding other women." Farr also brought petitions ', "i' 44 McGahey said First Women's sign the gas now because the price for loans on their individual ed by Seminole County Pair would offer several unique residents, But under close they are getting is too low. . mu'its than being based services including special scrutiny by Commissioner John whatrather their husband Is or But the governors said in a consumer counseling for young Kimbrough, it turned statement that "a vital part of does," said Ms. McGahey. out the ho having difficulties residents Re g. didn't live near the any deregulaticn program must Why a women's bank? with household budgets, older track area, but had residences ."Because conventional banks women who have been widowed 7" Value as far away as Longwood and "-.. haven't done the job (yr women and are inexperienced at -&. they ShOUld do," according to handling finances and even a Oviedo. __ The land in question was ijMs. McGahey, who was in child care facility where zoned multi-family develop'... Winter Park today. She women can leave their children ment and Radloff, a former maintains that despite recent while in conference with II bank Altamonte Springs councilman, legislation, prejudices st ill exist officers, asked the board to rezone it for against women — both "The emphasis - will be on commercial use. The county's ,— customers and employes in the personal attention. We want planning arid zoning board had banking field, women to feel this is a place already turned Radloff's .... . Installation of 10 new storage The only other women's where they are understood and request down. Links has completed the second banks McGahey knows of are wanted," said McGahey. 7 Radloff says now he will biy phase of the Seminole County located in New York City and in "Raising $1 million during a tract east of Oxford Road and lrrt Authority SCOPA) tank Spain. recession has not been easy, bUt north of Highland Pines subfarm, authority members were The idea of organizing one in we're almost there," she added , division, He said he will begin S B IU a hld M .Monday night. Florida originated with Ms. $ The bank hopes to get its working on that parcel 9 9 which The huge 3.5-million barrel Defeo about nine mo'flhs ago, charter in time to open during already is TEENS zoned commer cial Pair facility was inspected by the but it has only been in the Last the nation's Bicentennial year. • Black U.S. Coast Guard and SCOPA six weeks that the proposed It will establish us first facility on Monday. But for 110w, as one dissentr, Administrative • White Assistant directors have been really in the old Exchange iluilding on Mrs. Margaret Young, put it: Dennis Dolgner said, "We "cranked up," said McGahey, Main Street, just one block "For awhile I won't have to passed with flying colors, In • Gold "We will havemore banking from the State Capitol. walk up and down the streets fact, the Inspecting officer said experience on otw board than "Because Tallahassee, With and knock on doors," 3 it was the best he'd ever seen." most banks," she said, two universities and the __________________________ Doigrier reported the new referring to her own banking go vernment complex, has a '-;' For facility received its first barge background and Ms. Roesch In large 'percentage of educated $ OC) Sunday. The barge carried savi ngs and loans, women and because It is the 330,000 gallons of regular Pair Mc'Gahe stressed that First State's capital, it seemed the COMMISSION gasoline. Women's would not be prac. appropriate place to start," ,,,, 1.,.'. Values To '6" The authority also approved tieing "discrimination in said McGahey, two amendments to a lease reverse" — that the bank exThe women on the board FLORIDA agreement with Say-More Oil pects to have men employcs range in age 4om 24 to almost Terminals. Inc., which raed and customers. A large number 70; are single or manied; that company's annual f the stockholders are men, mothers and grandmothers, RIVE — ___ _______ ~ _______ - SLW HINE STATE.. pay me nt from $2fl,OCO to $28,000. he said. _______________________________________________ Four are black women. J By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor -- — 17 a Hill McDaniel always wanted to play o1ense. Generally, he wound up as a defensive star. So w hen the Seminole High seni or looked around him this fall and saw an brown-haired, blue-eyed McDaniel. abundance of talent ed running backs, he didn't feel so bad being a regular only on the defensive unit. "McDaniel, first team offense," barked out coach Jerry Poscy, sending McDaniel in at fullback. Then. in the topsy-turvey world of football, he was cast right back into the Tim Raines had injured an ankle making a tackle, and Posey moved Ned offensive scheme of things Friday night when Seminole defeated Oviedo, 53-s, Raines to halfback, making room for McDaniel. / Women's Bank Group Offers Stock Options Family. SHOES 'Le Mans' Crass On Turn L TEENS LA Ti GO SPORTST SCHOOL OXFORDS p $~ '" Tank Farm Phase Completed - '.,'-'.' ' 1 - - - - - ' — _______ -. . . .•. . .-"- 4 - '. + ,.' + - -. - . ,I -p - . I . -, --'' -. -.- - . -' . - .= - GYM SHOES .. - — SA DDLE OXFORDS ,,.• Sizes All The Fa GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY ..,. .. ,-. . ______ AR AUVE] -_ - = ITMEW 1 + ' - . — --. '-'._.. . i=___ .. ' __________________ + ___ , + + - . . I9 . .- .+. .-' - ' ' + , + + 1 __________________ ____________ f-i_~ ___ - tI 1 , several exchanges. Morgan's best punch during Wearing an All-American grin, these two rounds was a clubMcDaniel noted that he missed drama lang left hook while Wells was Gene Wells, right, crashes a right hand to the side of Mike Morgan's face successful defense of his class and physical education in order to able to land effectively with southern middleweight championship. (Herald Photo by Louis Salsis, attend the gathering, "Too bad It wasn't both hands. English or math," cracked an onlooker. Round six was following ,, much the same pattern as the fighters, thought the fight was of his car eer and his first rated Wagner. "Yeah, really, he said. That means two preceding ones when Wells over, defense of the crown he won Repeated warning from ll have my 12-minute run to in , ,, ,, go.,. stepped in with a perfect right But instead of halting it, five weeks ago in the sanw Referee Blake did nothing to Viscusi-managed fighter and WeUs was all over him. The one-sided barrage sixth in 25 pro outings. Altamonte Springs' Charles continued for another six or In other action, Cleveland's Thornton was stopped in the Seminole football ers 12-minutes of cross to the point of Morgan's Blake gave Morgan a standing artia when he stopped John stop Tath.ami's fouling and continuous running daily, and most of eight count and then waved the Pinney in five rounds, finally after 2:15 of the fifth them get it over with in physical The punch stunned the Lou two fighters back into action. Morgan's loss was only his round Blake halted the affair. education class. There was one consolation — McDaniel learned something of property ta xi ng. Guest speaker at the Opti mists The southern 160-pound seven devestating punches 180-pound Billy Wagner stopped second round by an impressive champion drove Morgan before Blake finally stopped it Eddie Talhamni of Miami when Clarence "Cyclone" lien- Seminole's line cooperated and McDaniel got the call on first play, property appraiser in Seminole County. of never missing lefts and carries. For his two-way efforts — he was bursting up the middle for 14 yards. Ile Reappraisals, mills, equalization and rights, while fans at ringside also high in assists and second in tackles from his linebacker spot he was named Seminole's player of the week and got zero the next play, but on successive carries picked up seven and five, On a third quarter drive, he carried received a plaque front the Optimists four straight plays, reeling off gainers of Club Tuesday. "I've neìer recei v ed anything 21,6,8 and 4 yards. By then the score was 3+3 meeting was Bill Suber, assistant ,around the ring with a barrage in Wells'favor at the 2:59 mark the Fiorida fighter was derson. of the round, disqualified for constantly Henderson, in scoring his "It was a championship sticking his thumb in Wagner's second knockout in as many pro state laws highlighted his speech, implored referee Jack Blake to fight," was Blake's explanation eye. fights, caught up with Thornton complicated in parts as a Z-28 reverse stop the fight. for allowing the bout to go on as After a second round knock- early in the round and finished' After what seemed like 20 long as he did," and I wanted to down, that came from a him off with a whistling leftopinion pass to a tackle eligible. "I'm not ready to buy a house yet," seconds of one sided pounding, give Morgan every possible counter-punching Wagner right right combination. kidded McDaniel afterward, "but this stuff makes )OU think ' Blake did step between them and everyone, inicuding the Its All In A Day s Work chance." hand, Talhamj was content to For Wells it was his 38th win run while thumbing the highly inole G*lrl Wins -~ . .. . Cubs, 0k, most lop,sided shutout other persons Micn lie rapped Both men tipped the scales at 158 pounds Trinity Team Quads, . + )r I'trate Manager Danny ~Iur- old Baltimore Orioles did it in four singles, two doubles and %%hen the Pirates scored nine impossible odds highlighted time was 18:10. taugh about Rennie Stennett s 1892 did not particularly stir skipping triple he lashed runs and sent 14 men to 11)4. modern major league record the dressing room of the Piratec against the Cubs, but the lithe plate, [lien singled a second tio are notorious for their young infielder recalled wr)l} time at bat In the first set against the Chicago Cubs Unreil,justunreal,"echoed ba tting prowess and dominance his last visit to Wrigley Field Th e Pirates batted around t he National League Eastern for a Jul 4 doubliheader. Pittsburgh ba tting coach Don again in the fifth, picking up Six Leppert. You know, I could Di vision. 'I got hit in the brad and runs and Stennett lined a throw batting practice forever Neither were the Pirates es- didn't play," he said Stcnnett also tied a major double to left-center in his StC and not have a guy get sean pectall) exciteo about the 22-0 straight base hits Imagine margin of their victory over the league mark held only by three ond trip to the plate that inning Tuesday's high school cross A' DeLand, Seminoles only country action bright spot as a victor) in At Goldenrod Trinit) Prep girls tonipetition b) Sheila won the top four places in Bryson. Semmole lost the meet, defeating Lake Ho ll, 16-39, because Miss B son ia+s the and just to rub it in Saints only girl entered in the race rurners Thad McNult), Bill from Seminole DeLand ran 15 Schmidt, Doug Woodman and girls Seminole 's boys were Alan Ad.air strided acr oss the de feat ed 22-39 19 S7 19 PAul Kinq 20 Oi. 20 Tom 70 55 71 Sal Pe+:ol — of +Opening, ry we srii'r The National r c th 19 Lake FL In Chaotl c '' 05 17 k BranftiyJV)9 , py and tired of having their ' '7 , '3/ At DfLAfld n)Ie)9 •. 16 II I B)bb Peliy 1 511$ 0A 10 Billy Let I S) 19 16 II rcIPt% 71 70: I? Din rrvl McIrfoh M71 77; 11 Chrs' (,Ilc'*v (51 Schmidt ( IP) D*jq and I' ' T.;6 f le John Parkec IS1 II PçJ, .'' le ,- t. , :,' "ft -' .'..?, ,'• ' - St(-amer, New Orleans or New smoke clears," said the Hen- return to camp and manage. (Continued On Page ?fl) washy," said Jets' player rep l• 19 . Sooners Of Coursefill Gators No. 1 '' ç ArAnvloo 74 (lOn ii .- spots were Southern California, and Texas and Tennessee the spark In this latest dispute Florida moved from 19th to 13th 62-7. scant nine points separate A Missouri and Nebraska. moved into the Top Ten for the when they went on strike and after topping SMU 40-14. second-ranked Michigan and Fourth-ranked USC has 685 first time this season. last skipped Sunday's The defending champion Texas, 12th last week, ad. points after beating Duke 35-7, exhibition game with the New Sooners on the strength of 53 No. 3-inlet! Ohio State, idle Missouri, No, 5, polled 632 vanced to eighth with 427 po ints York Jets in an attempt to force first-place votes In the Top Michigan topped Wisconsin and sixth-rated by beating Colorado State 46-0 a new contract. New England Twenty balloting released and Ohio State disposed of points ', AA;chl An m I Ohio ci (7i 65t'k. 7 Pt'rw StAte 9 Notre loo 100 200 100 100 -,.. i.'p. 931 too 977 100 IIS 100 I) ' s,s p.ity c('enl 'F' I Ilk 1 ; 13 Florida 10-0 !M , i 010 Ill I6ArkAn1,6 411 17 ; :: 110 V Arl11nA $00 000 ."' Vrr, 1 + V ,., I t_ , -4 _'.,'l. I A n;r r (F' 17 II 1 1o.ne Peak ($7 77 4 Ich:rdG?raineE) , j F i oi 76 4 Grady Enlow In Fd r)nnnpisy iC) is 4a At Oak Rid90 T1 turday in whipping Oregon week in the fourth through sixth after defeating Stanford 34-14, + + 4 I vvwt by an overwhelmilng ma, ++ 9 Ma rk (t,*rnharl ILPU 't Ptiv Merr itt (UI' 19 17 AISlvef'PniC( n,, s No. N_~-L_Wk~~*!-_-:~ I 4 A sports pages taken up with end. 3+0 mOn 1iI 76 l'vmin 37. Oak less tales of strikes, lockouts By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday, compiled 1,130 of a Michigan State 21-0 last Nebraska received 478 as a and Tennessee jumped from Notre Dame, 17-3 winners result of a 10-7 victor)' over 20th to 10th with 310 after over Boston College Monday and collective bargaining when I'dI ° H e rr o n IL) 1 4 44 Icoufle Mighty Oklahoma main- possible 1,140 points from a weekend, do wning Maryland, which had night, remained ninth with 392 n'cr,rc,I 7 4uth.Snd% IWPI 145$. I Oklahoma, Michigan and ISU. they should be reading a bout tamed its hold on the top spot in nationwide panel of 57 spor ts Penn Sta te climbed to sev- been Rh, M. (WP) IS 70+ 4 Cald*,oI points. flash)' rookies and shrewd the weekly Associated Press writers and broadcasters. Ohio Sta te ranked 1-2-3 a week % is th 10th wi 433 points repeating from last enth from Also game plans. college football rankings today Oklahoma was impressive ago. too 1.13$ II OkLiPy,mA IS')) A4.M 100 777 CYb#It IVYPt 16 01 7 Petrov ILI The New England Patriots lit -, T. V ,, ',, ':i.::- ' clubs may join the strike today. Wh (Ii • Fliffor (A) 19 Ru The owners are indignant, and Detroit lJons said those er it's against the Shreveport and see what happens when the sence, called for the Patriots to decided to do nothing wishy- — , Trty Preo 16 Lake Howell 19 I fiel Thad McNulty (TP) and + + i - ,. .,, (F%)70 1 'L • I in 1'." (E 19 10 7 MAr Pot'ertsnn (El 19 7) 1 Mike Pt(l#r 51 New England rejected the serious about doing something League, five (Jays away from camp. The fire spread Tuesday Cincinnati, Minnesota and "We voted 43-0 not to strike at even behind it." in a With the Jets and ttie proposal and the strike spread to obtain a fair and just barThe latest bid by the NI'I opening its 1975 season, is Miami, among otters, have this time The Oilers will conWashington Redskins joining come out firmly against the linue to practice and will playManagement Council, bargain- to New York and Washington. gaining agreement." state of chaos. ing agent for the owners, was "We The two sides couldn't even lot of teams giving The players are angry and the Pats on strike, and sources strike, football Sunday." close to the New York Giants agree six-point proposal that, in es. New England lipseniceand we disorganized 'Will play this week wtieth on the origin of the six"We're just going to sit here more or less unified, and kt'l the)' have a sacred trust to uphold the integrity of the game And the fans remember ___W s on Harr o ff cia l s responded b) locking The mtnt to present a new contract Richard 'seal Unit), however, is not the England," said Oilers player gals Bob Johnson U'TPI and Alan Ad+i We need Football the players out of training players' strong point. Houston, representative Skip Butler. mainstream of the league isn't offer by Sept. 25. something to show us they're (YPI 10 10 % mark Latham ILI4 Hs Till ASO(IATF I) PRESS I !_ Ir_"ir - Al E vans A quadruple dead heat and a finish line in eìen stride girl winning against almost Their three-mile 54innin RENNIE _ .'. -r. REGULATION I .. WHILE THEY LASTI .-'---..-.•--- - '_ ..—.-' - the test as the pair of 160 — Al - - + -. Morgan went all out In a vain attempt to pull the fight out of the fire. But Wells was equal to enough to get to the plate seven Yet, the 24-year-old Pan- in the modern major league out base hits twice in a single times in a game let alone get amanlan s feat not athleìed baseball histor) inning on tso o..casions He seven tni.s mused Pittsburgh since Wil bert Robinson of the Stennett was happy about the doubled to lead off the first - - - challenger. four and five All he did was wind up Seminole's CHICAGO(AP I — "It's tough doing it in a game." - - — The southern champion could not have been more impressive. After a slow first round, Wells took contr ol in the second. A scorching left punch but Gene = in repeatedly wi th 'i right hand that seemed to have radar on It. A sneak right lead cu Morgan over his left eye In the third as Wells continued the assault on the stylish - I __ _ --F% $ " - ' Stennett 7-For-7 In Laugher _rl .1 POPULAR , Boxing Writer leading rusher with 63 yards in 11 — , if ByIA)UISSAPSLS OItLANI)O — 'BringonMike Baker," was the battle cry of ____________________ southern middleweight champion Gent Wells, after he '. .- .- _=~ ~_~ ' r~~ ~ .L-V~-. -:stopped Tampa's Mike Morgan -r7-. ~ _ _ _:_34 -J. _ e.. in the sixth round Iii (lCfc'flS4. of histitleluesdaynightatthe Orlando Sports Stadium. Wells had been promised an October date with Baker, the current United States champion, if he turned back Morgan's challenge "in impressive fashion," cDan ie Name 0 Wee especially an award this nice," he told Optimists, gathering for lunch and a regular meeting. McDaniel reflected back on Friday night's game. "I didn't even know I was going to start until we got the ball," said — . AA aver MADAM KATHERINE "I intend to present to the 1 4 I Bill McDaniel accepts award from Optimists Dale Coppock, left, and Bob Howe. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I'll make three proposals at — '. should unresponsive to the people, I took place Monday. substitute ad valorem tax for Feel it only fair to determine The ta i, if passed, would be the utility tax, currently being how our residents really feel. the first of its kind in the city's collected. "A referendum of this nature history. "At past work sessions sonic would help determine next At the hearing, citizen council members have felt the year's progra m and I would resentment of the proposed tax, majority of our citizens expect next year's council to which amounts to $1.75 for preferred more services and abide by such a referendum." every 11,000 of appraised property value, was strong. The council voted to delay action on the tax until after the public 0 I o rk session t oday. Before the session, Council Chairman Dr. Edith Duerr issued this statement: ~~ * "Tonight we will be having the work session as arranged on . .. Monday night in response to the requests of the many citizens • • • who attended the public hear ing on the budget. that time: In 6th It - Hea Hunters M ill age Ai "\ • — Governors Vote On Oil Proposal A heard j Tour Firm We Ends Wells Stops Morgan, Bids For Title Bout — New York Walkout Ends By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS + 205 'OP ¶ 16 11 10 Wh It' W (P) $4 ) $09 lSmite'i Al 44 I I'n1'n (LI $0 ')? 7 Yot,.nq 54 (OR lOIS 'I 7.iiI (O ii Ii 4 .,( fl ji 'r - - ._i::: ' i �2—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 17. 1575 . T *ant SCOREBOARD im Mtq,rt A', 0 111 7) Base ba r 90 r' AnnrI *1 69 SM 71 r A r%c ;wrri ll S) 619 IS' Z 19 480 75' . American League LIII W I PC). OS - 9° 61 Sit SlO II 06 77 71 'Vrh Allik ritA H('i'rn ";V lfi -on t itle 17 Milv~Avbrff% 64 rt cc Oil 3' 34' hi'i"?r'n 4, Plew 'trw (hC, C'nr Montreal 4 Loui s 3 53 Welt 97 5$ 6)3 r^ Ann.'le S Sin O.ec 1 Ii 66 500 I ftAn Crn,%(n 7 Atlanta 6 71 is 487 It Today's C a m" 70 '7 176 70'. AlI Ar% IA IWirion 17 161 .t San 70 79 170 71': rrAnr ,vo 'Mnntefusic 119) 67 Is P?Rt'.'rnh tki% 10 II) at - re,, Tuesdays Results ('Ini 11* Ie'.os SI 5"nfl 7 RAltmørC 0 'lani 0 Detro.t 7 b4;'tnn A I.1rvepct ((narove at 1 51 5011. In (l,rai'rn lR.irrj 11 10) ' (S,6fl I 71, In) •4lreaI fRoolin S 17) at 51 11 6r(I',th,.n IS 11). In) rint(,th I 111 ,i f 45n flo'y ( nr?tl City S New York 7 a. Califnrna 1 Todays Oamn R.'I?mw'e (Trrr IS 6) 4Wce )R 101 Ire) at lH,rr,tn 761 at rtrct l(ntemAn 9 175 In) ),teermtp, Vnrk IMq-d'te II 56 or liii) At MI*Jkpf taro 11 III InI r-,ra 05laveg1 fHnit:man 17 171 at (P'it'An( fwwd 14 155 In) Niow rinrn,'45ti .t Atlanta, ppQp Jai FIPT GAME • • Ada Nlanger, who spared the BIG FOUR 14-6-7-10). High for tile men was Charles _________________ McDonnell 186, Marvin McNutt By MARY JOHNSON ____ 184470, Itoh Wilson 182, and Gil F'ileger 182482. lligks for the ladies: Gene McNutt 178, ______ Nancy harris 173, Gladys 117 average and rolled her First Sanford Classic Tri Mixed ADA MANGER (;rlr1Iietlitn 167 and Mary 200 game last week as she rolled The Following series are for a Bagnoli 163. a 223 game. For this she will four game series. Eric Storm Barbour& Co. IA-ague Top receive a 100 pins over patch was the top bowler of the night. game was rolled by Phyllis from W.I.B C. Ills set included games of 178Walsh 224-535. Ron Allman and 211-229-198 For a 816 series. Bill Bill Wagner both had 211 l)eltona Pinbusters Mixed Westfall 204-200-701, Dick games.. Alice Hendrick rolled a Leagues - The only 200 gaineS Richards, ( who bowls for hiob's 210 gamlie. Other highs from the rolled during the day were by Cabinet) 200-734, Connie 1hleague are: Jun Johnson 182- Gil Fileger 232-W and Lou titan (also Bob's Cabinet) 194.. 527, Tom Wheaton 185.513, Dot Bolton 204-542. Other highs for 705, Chuck Baker 208-207-727, Let' 187-496 and Rich Grant 170- the men were Gordon Spencer's Bob Locke 201-188-193-182-764, 502. high average: liii. Put- 193-178 and Gordon Leisenring's Bill Varner (Electric Motor Wan 221) and Alice Hendricks 189 game. The highs for the Saks 202, Dave Hunt 21 l-19wornen include Olive Westray's 777, Don Gorman I Allens Pro Atlantic National Bunk 171-188, Barbara Knesel 169478, Shop, 203-189-735 and Kristie League High average on the and Helen Bolton's 167461. Johnson (Aliens Pro Shop) 216.. league are Don Gorman 189 and Fourteen splits were converted 190-180-7, Roy Jacobs 206, and Nadine Malrurost' 167. The high by the following: Teddy Terry Waldrop (Burger Chef) series was rolled hr Gorman Dunaway, Olive Westray, 183-191-193-196 for a 762 series. 554-199. Other 500's hick Smith Frances Greco, Larry Valente 538, Bob Kirkland 518, and Jim 5-10, Ethel Spencer city Slickers Mixed League: Morris 500. The high game went Florence Durand 4-5. Alice The following splits were MARY WILLIAMS to Morris with a 220. Second Gajdusek, Ada Mange 2-7. converted by Nelson Packwood high was Lewis&hweickert 201 Earnest Gajdusk, Authur 5-7-10, Sherry Sipes 5-7, Sylvia an'I Hick Smitith also 201, Sharon Street, and Carl Long 3-10, hlittell 5-9-10, Alvin Ilittell 6-10, League: The first night of the Stuner 180. Mike Bowes spared Rudy Westray 6-7, Helen Bolton and Phyllis Fuller 2-7. Dave winter league highs are as the 5-7-9 split. 5-6-10, and Greco 45-7. Sharp had the only turkey. High follows: Jack Kaiser with the RolI-A-hIout% Mixed League Joe Brister 188 only 200 game 1 206). Kaiser also high Ascragt': lis Smith Monday Morning Blues Eilanti 180- 489, Hugh Sipes 465, had the high series 556. Hose 167 and Walt Moore 179. A total Ladies League High series Elmer Avem-nel 470 and Sylvia Belew 527- 189, Hoyt McPherson of four 200 gaines and six 500 for the morning was rolled by 476- 172, Andy Patrick 478, Phil Ilittell 184- 458. series for the night. Ellis Gross KathyNorton 472-171. Norma Itocke 539- 189 and Jim Moyer 229-518, Keith Johnson 216-546, Sharp was second high with her U.S. Flagship Bank Mixed 470. Mary hlicketts 215-513, Lee 469-164, then [)ortne MacAteer's Mictiaud 200-563, Walt Moore 463-164, Ann Muth's 462-174, and 194-557 and Lois Smith 507. Split Ann Smith's 460-189, with the conversions: Fred Dcnzin 5-7 high game for the day. Donna and (;Iorta Averitt 3-10. 'Star of Ix-pore rolled a 183 game also. the Week" is (;inny Armstrong June Plant spared the 5-8-10 plus 94 pins. split and Norton picked up the 3Sanford Business Machines 10 and 5-7 splits. - highs: Bernard Hudley was the top man of the night with his City Slickers Mixed League The Golden Age Olympics, a hoped to be offered, but are not 211-173-202 for a 586 series. - David Sharp rolled the only Chamber of Commerce project yet sponsored. Donnie Anderson was second 500 of the night (539) and the for senior citizens, Is still Plans are for 18 events like 568. The high game of the night highest game also 192). High looking For sponsors for events, shuffleboard, dominoes, bicycle was rolled by Bill Spegil 212. for the women was Sharon and if Seminole County civic racing, bowling and golf to be Pauline Williams spared the 4- Williams 454) and Kathie groups, organizations or staged at varying times during 10 split. The "Star of the Week" Behrens (170). Other highs for businesses are interested in Golden Age Olympics week, is Jackie Jackson plus 115 pins the night: Linda Cohen 166 taking part in the Nov. 9-15 under the auspicies of the over avenqe. '. game and Lynn Eiland 477 events, t hey should contact the 3ponsoring organization. htowliFig For the Jet series. Converted splits were chamber. Applications will be available Ilowlerettes Ladies league is made by Eiland 4-10, and Sylvia Track and field plus fly Oct. 15, and entry fee will be 50 Mary Williams who carries a hlittell 4-7-10. casting are events which were tents per event. ___________ ____________ '' 57 .. • in) The Disc ou n t Department Store Vrwk. In t1iju% 1t11 . - 12 volt "Fury" 60 month battery - '' 31" RESULTS 6 - - - Alai Dctr.t, In - Washday l)ropouts Mixed Sr. Clti:en.s The big news of the clay is the split conversion by IJ,. ii _4 - RADIALS •. our r eg. 40.95 Quality battery lot most American cats. Installation included. 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The average NFL player made $42000 last would have increased rosters season, 85 per cent of it spread from43to46 players until Oct. 1 14 weeks of the and temporarily reinstated the out over the regular season. old 1970 contract. Both Points The average player would were turned down by the low about $2,550 for each game Management Council. he misses. Someone in the upSargent Kardi, executive di- per per bracket, like the Jets' Joe rector of the Council, said Usestands to drop about ry never recommended the $30,000 a game. eight points and thai Garvey had a hand in preparing them. The owners have long The Management Council claimed that they are lucky to met Tuesday night to talk break even over the regular things over and spokesman season and depend on the inTerry Bledsoe said afterwards, come from exhibition games to "I would have to say the get into the black. Now that the regular season is in Jeopardy. preseason is over it would not We have three clubs which have be surprising if some owners, voted not to strike and three many of whom are independclubs which voted to strike ently wealthy, prove less than ad the rest are floating panic-stricken at the prospect someplace In between." of missing a game or two. Cerp An vvy tainly they are unlikely to sacfound that five teams are rIfice what they consider the strike or on the verge of sirik- very structure of the game in ing, seven teams are dead set order to insure a prompt kickagainst a strike and the other 14 off. Golden Age Olympics Looking For Sponsors '4 - YOU BET T.yI.JIJ,ijI locking gas cap Jai -Alai Exhibition 3.01 GR70-14 19.33 58.00 38.67 3.18 GR70-15 21.00 63.00 42.00 3.17 HR70-15 1 22.00 66.00 44.00 3.36 er cleans fA lth Of *ithut water 0 0 Jim V suit IUCONL FLUID "". - - 0 0 0 0 I s,',0 0 C V99 Shoo comes 349 Ccoupon owf.g. 3.69 C R.p.ii water to keep your brak. 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A crowd of 3,500 attended the clinic. There was no pari-mutuel wagering and players staged five practice games In preparation for Thursday night's opener. Post time Thursday will be 7:30 and the season extends for 20 weeks into February. Performances are nightly except Sunday, and nn matinees are scheduled Monday, T?xirsday and Saturday. "1 worked with sehts during the spring and aIM' worke'l :, dtclop ritore inside runnirn ability," he said. Other backs turning in out. standing performances SaturBIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Kentucky's Sonny Collins, who Alabama's Richard Todd and day were Wyatt Washington of Auburn's Mitzi Jackson took a gained 120 yards in a game Mississippi's George Plasketes Tulane, Don Gaffney of Florida. commanding lead in South- against Virginia Tech. In third have completed the most Kippy Brown and Keith Wright eastern Conference rushing place was Walter Packer of passes this season with 10 each, of Memphis State, Joe Bruner after rambling for 177 yards Mississippi State, with a 98 of Northeast Louisiana, Derrick against Memphis State Satur- yards. In receiving, Wes Chandler of Ramsey, liffCBite, Steve day. Florida quarterback Don Florida grabbed six passes last Campas.si and Sonny Collins of During the season-opener, Gaffney threw for 187 yards and week and gained 161 yards to Kentucky, Carl Allen and Ben Jackson scored two touchdowns two touchdowns against take a 100-yard lead. Ken- ";o Go" Gearry of Southern and averaged more than eight Southern Methodist last week to tacky's Vin hoover was in see- Mississippi and l.i'n Bright cf yards a carry. Trailing him was take the SEC passing lead. ond place with 61 yards. 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Johnson offensive linemen Gerald Loper Spiva had 10 tackles, 5 assists liamson. "lie probably had his and a fumble recovery in Ten- had 13 tackles arx.I five assists and Mike Williams of Florida. greatest afternoon." tIeSSeC'S 26.8 victory over as Ole Miss bowed to Texas defensive tackles Steve Cassidy Williamson, in his first year Maryland. Chandler, the re- A&!l 74 Streete made 13 tack. of ISU and Ben Williams of Oilas football coach of the Tigers, placement for the All-SEC wide les in LaSU'S 7-0 setback by Ne- Miss, nose guards David Ligon was talking about linebacker receiver Lee Mc(riff, caught braska. of Memphis State and Torn RaJerry Dandrige, a key figure in six passes for 161 -ar&sandtwo Other linemen cited for their nieri of Kentucky and defensive State's shocking 31-20 upset vic- touchdowns as the Gators work Saturday were line- ends Bryan Alexander of Tutory over seventh-ranked Au- smashed Southern Methodist backers George Stuart of Ole lane and Kenny ltiirdelon of burn. MLS.S and Mike Eiitanut'l and LStJ 40-14. Dandridge, a 6-foot-I, 220pound senior from Memphis, titade 10 tackles, assisted on 9 others and caused 4 fumbles, I o f which he recovered. Four of me his tackles were behind the line r9 a of scrimmage, causing nine yards in l(rses. For that performance, Dandridgetodaywas named The Associated Press Southeastern l.inemu.an of the Week. ca.stcrn Bark of the Wrek l,ru'akin !ackks,' said TenKNOXVILLE, Term. Al' Charlie Donaldson, the defen- Stanley Morgan scored three Morgan, 118-pound junior nessee Coocli Bill Battle. sive coordinator, also tabbc(l touchdoc [is to lead 'lennessee ninning back from Easley, ''lie can do a lot of things frr the effort outstanding. S.C., scored touchdowns on a ball club in returning pun Ls past Maryland 264 Saturday, Dandridge lsa three-year let- but to him it Just an average runs of 1 and 50 yards from and kickoffs, carrying the ball term.an who made the All-South game. scrimmage and on a 70-yard and also is an excellent pass Independent team last fall. "I Just played an average punt return, lie ganed 93 yards receiver," Battle added. "lie's Dandridge won the award garlic because I didn't do too on 10 carries and 94 more on become a strong inside runner over some outstanding corn- sell in my blocking, particular- four punt returns, to go with his outside threat petition - linebacker Andy ly in passing situations," Mor"Stanley played extremely ability." Spiva of Tennessee, split end gan said. well Saturday and he is a much Morgan said he feels stronger Wes Chandler of Florida, defenNevertheless, he was named tougher runner this year than this season than last year when sive tackle Laic.rence Johnson The Associated Press South- last year in that he is capable of he led the Southeastern Conference in scoring with 14 touch- JCPenney Survivor Steel Radial. Features 2 polyester cord radial plies, 4 rayon belts, one steel belt. In the wide 70 series profile. Whitewalls. No trade-in required. - Echano Wins Pair In Upset Win . PULSATING ACTION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dandridge lops Linemen Big Four Split A , (nn At New ' ce J, "A .: - frI fllmharqer a Thvrsdays Games k..a re City at M,nneta National League East W I. Pct. 56 44 pnilphlA 50 70 $33 C? I null 75 77 S20 Vrwk New 77 71 SlO 77 s. £71 Ada MangerP S a res White Sox 6. Royals 5 to get the victory, needing ninth-inning relief help Tiilns 4. Angels 3 [)ron Johnson slammed a perfect. Jim Hughes, 15-13, became "I've thrown faster than! did A's 114. Rangers 54 Brewers 5, Yankees 2 From Tom Murphy in Mil- three-run homer to cap a slxrun tonight," said Tiant, "but my The season isn't over soon the winninest rookie pitcher in Bobby Mitchell drove in four waukee's victory over the Yan- fifth inning and the White Sax control was at its best. When enough for Ferguson Jenkins baseball but he needed pinch- runs with a pair of homers and kees. held off Kansas City. you have your control it doesn't and Gaylord Perry. matter who's hitting." Two of the best right-handers Cheered by a pennant-hungry in baseball, Jenkins and Perry Boston crowd that included his each lost to the A's Tuesday Bucs On Hitting Spree; Romp 22 0 proud father who is visiting night, lowering their records to from Cuba, Tiant was nearly 16-17. unhitthbleashe pitched the Red By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With the aid of the Chicago League, the Houston Astros ants topped the Atlanta Braves Sox over the Baltimore Orioles Indians 9, TIgers 2 staff, the Pirates raised their beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-1; 7-6. 2-0. "Really it was good to get win The Pittsburgh Pirates took batting averages - and plenty the New York Mets nudged the Mike Anderson's 13th-inning Tlant, 17-13, limited the On- No. 13 but I really wasn't that some extra batting practice at of eyebrows - with 24 hits en Montreal Expos 4-3 in 18 In- sacrifice fly sent home pinch. oles to five hits, two of them good tonight," said rookie Wrigley Field. Wasn't it nice of route to a record-making 22-0 nlngs; the Los Angeles Dodgers runner Alan Bannister with the infield singles, and closed the Dennis Eckersely after the Inthe Chicago Cubs to supply the victory Tuesday. trimmed the San Diego Padres winning run as Philadelphia lid halfway over Baltimore's (bans beat the Tigers on homers pitchers? Elsewhere in the National 5-2 and the San Francisco Gi- beat St. Louis, ,, Mqwtrea5 At St Key On time to fWLM A rhedu)eci Looks from bog Powell, Oscar hitter Craig Kusick's three-run rookie lef t-ha nder Jerry AugusLeague East title in seven Gamble and George Hendrick. homer with one out in the ninth line scattered nine hits before Luis Ttant picked the perfect years. ro Ca0Ii at CPe.ca*o. fret (M Ifc,nIa a? Teias fn) (1q5y name's Pop Thursday's Games '.v AI Pr oud It4rwman c"in (Ip,pIn,i As s@ Tuesday's Results ": 17' 7 15' : 193 171 74, of i 397 38 60 of ,flinched $13 77 74 AA $6 ia Perfect By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bid for its sixth American -- Major League Near Wheel alignment. 5.88* fed, fax Tire size Price Your car is given a complete suspension inspection, camber, caster and toe-In are adjusted and steering wheel position is centered. Road test Included. 'Most American cars and many foreign cars. A78-13 19.00 1.76 B78-13 21.00 1.84 E78-14 23.00 2.27 F78-14 25.00 2.40 G78-14 26.00 2.56 18.00 1.79 G78-15 27.00 2.60 H78-15 129.00 1 2.83 560-15 Make appointment thru Saturday, Sept. 20. - - CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Ponneys Store ph. 323-1310 Auto center hours Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m. . 9 p.m. Sunday 1 5 p.m. - - - �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 17. 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle 18-Help Playtime I 1*1 I TONIGHT 'S Wednesday TV Sunrise Jubilee 610 (2) Sunrise Almanac '16 (6.8) Sunshine 600 (9) Truth (6.8) Concentration (9) Billy Graham (13) Film Feature Intercom 21 Semester (8) Today In Florida 6S5 (2) Daily Devotional Right (I) News Don Adams Screen Test (9) 525000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Love. American Style News Friqhtenctein C,mtain Kangaroo 8-00 (6) (9) Starsky & Hutch (13) Burke's Law (24) 7:00 Stooges (4) Three cc (44) Spirit Of •7 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas Rig Valley (9) Movie (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood It To (44) Hiaver 9 -:10 (24) In School Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10-00 (2) Celebrity Swecostakes Give n Take (8) Romoer Room (74) Sesame Stree t (44) Father Knows Best ta - in (2, 8, 13) Wheel Of And (? 6, 9) News '' "n" (35) (44) Phil Donahue 11-30 (2,8. 13) Hollywood Souaires (6) Lr've 01 Life ) HaPPy Days ) Villa Alegre 17 - 00 (2, 44) News II And UI1ULClItMACDP MRC% (5, 13) Magnificent Restless 'T1t23OP.M.'S1.2S NMATtIVTDAYI is Machine '° Ia ss YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN I -. fir.. \ WED MATINEE 1720 2:30 l ffia SHOW I THE NIGHT THEY ROUSED .iims milow IWAM c*ai.I in PREACHERMAN Oft -, ~~ ___ __ __ 2'OO 100 _ ____ ____ ___ 'THE _____ L1I'-iI' _____ __ veteran Ilermione 10 5p5q1$r 1117 ,•, Ye. Ti Me.? $4I MI IS SN SN IN O.- I,., -' ,/rAi1ilvniuioscw. _________________ ____________________ ______________ ___________________________________________ i -TTIVUi'1 _____ Ciosd Tue.., Thuri, II RI N Sat. & Sun. 3 Features Noon The 900011111 - E ENO ONE Publication - -- - - --- - -- - - --- -- - --- FACEI3WP lilA Oi(IrdF.INL, Improve your health Phone 531 3761 PROBLEM ' a Help us trace the dynamic growth and expansion of our fabulous Central Florida area through the brief account of the history of your business. contacted you won't you please reserve your spiice now. Call Maric Culbertson Clasaified Advertising Dept. 322-2611 831-9993 She will be happy to help you write your copy, - ,..-- - (hld care, fenced playground, -- Don't Mj88 II! - -. - Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ad gdod buys Fi,ll t,nr I P14 itc II shift. Apply akcvrw P4ur*.inni renter. 919 F M B K K H I I) S 0 z u C S It A • r.t(i,'.ar I H K 0 1 L,tA, 37) 635) (formerly N A 1. I F N I it u Z TNK A R ? ,1 ) U' room, rear upstairs ,%pt ULft\0 K K N E ,N1 I B R I E WHILE SUPPLY namee listed b.Ioweppiearrorward, diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box it In as shown: AMIII:R ISERYL I)ANHURITE 3 ENCLASE FIREOPAI. L___________________________________________________ Orflary Adults LASTS Ile Herald Services you Shingles I BRr ' - - - TAFFER REALTY Prq I4",'ii Eciate Uroler i'00,E ?Sth St 37? t.SS 1966 1' Rn. fully rQuipp.d. eacellent cnriiiiticn Call 177 74 4A after 6 pm fl..,,..Ii_. 117% 127 3117 r.a, ,. -. - seats. 25 MPG 1600 each 373 1309 a-.- --. -. - - .le'(Ofldtioed Raft 're'.. 517,95 chCnqe REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanlorci Ave '73 Cadillac Coup e DeVille. like new 19.000 mi Ref t965 Fl (amino, Qood COnditiOn. PlUS v' 'rac 172 5191 "Of el 30 ii m or ,if'r 'I p 36% 9116 hefnre mt , '} % 'Em While * * They're Hot" * %l3S515O'-ColorTV QUALITY INN --NORTH I 4 A. 431 bonowoori - Ncr furniShed ,tpt F"Atufe Working man oniv EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN * "Get Available - Monthly Rentals No to gi.,,ifl bu',cn Call to see i' Ou Qualify' lor7 Bedr oo ms Adults only PARK PARK 813 Park Drive S70 up AVENUE MOBILE M UNSWORTH REALTY R g Real Estate Broker e The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE. I Bedroom mCrried couple only No pets 3)9 f9tf Mrs M.tlni - a V .S.4 •I.'..I. a.dk 14 UI itself '7 tree Frost Free refrigerator, e x tellers condition 175 cash 173 067 After 6 p m carpet, breakfast bar Many 177 1959.377 116.4 eutras went into the construction Ask jOg 145.000, but encouraging WANT 10 SELL vrujJ ll1)MF' All offers After hur$ rail Jo McDaniel, 377 61 36 ri-a home' Moyng '''-''a', _._ NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean 'I BR home, family room, garage, carpets all 577? By Owner 7', rnite5 west Sanford 3 bedroom excellent condition ¶13,9(10 73 0730 or 567 7619 - s, ' ,., nfl,..r. S,I - Irn PIre by owner. )( is. masonry hr'tme. Ily mm carport Ni A',$O( IV 'use., a rrencn. 17j izjI .' COLOR TV, $14 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 one c 79th Street, west off Sanfor d Ave Furniture, CntiQue', plants, looms Clothing. Slid, projector and screen 1 gift per per son Free STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any big, big lI-1 try cue 372~61) or VCdiilt Pit ccci 55-Boats & Accessories ara Aft1P T I", t , I VU W0 r screened porch, fire top. No qualifying Zone L I rr.ns, - -r Zentral Heat & Air Conditioning Dr. F,tr',c', Pant ing For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 1771. - ee-~ - * ~2a~_ r.f them got it ! I ('-FT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' 322 .; keep the -. araens - Luxuty Patio DII 1011iNG 177*577 )'v' - 4% UDIO . P.ljrch 1, 1916 Prices range from $36,900 to $38,500. _, , .1 o,,, TOWNHOUSES FROM .. 1505 W. 25th SI, SANFORD - 3222090 around the hoi,s. you no longer ns'ed, pick up the phone and places Want Ad ,.. we'll peddle your wares all over tovnl 'O'ter expires Sep'e!be' , 1775 - '16900 ada i - -. Gii,an = ) -- Tobvnhomcs .- - itt ¶anona 5oulriciJ Sielerd 1io,6a 17711 r CALLSARI RIAL 151*11, Rest hlat. Smoker Broker COOP 1111110 Prasitp utas iff.cs 5.rt: I to 1 Mo"(i to Itidip I l . SIIiir(tt & S.4$t Ploas (503) 322 572! 013216040 c' 1,21 Equal Hiutiag Oppontuetses. Equal Hautilil Lender - I udwig Drum'. S prie ,'.th ,hI accessories lot'.f ex tras 3231340 Ads by W ood or ste'el desks (rarculi, & chaIrs, secretarial de: chaIrs, straight chairs, .. ..,, -- , Fre. H use Wesiu with .Inv cleaning lOb at reqfar pr.. Pnfs 16% 8. uO Free e'%tima'es Savp $45 or more 6.11 1577 - 'coi A small Classified Ad brog's bg ,.l, T... -,... ._ A .._.. - - I" ..,•.w.y SALES KIaH Rent Blue Lutre Electric Carpet !q REALTORS. REAL ESTATE Slsampooer for only li SOperday. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Z C, 323.7140 321.004) " I CiStOh dIearir'u lot ad Tn ple yinjr aii, call Ireedly (lçç.t..'iJ 1.11 .t It- p 'Il' 'All .11 ',m',) -' Remodeling. Ad'itions, torn Work Lic en s ed. Bond ed estimate' 37 6035 3 AK( Ennillft, Bulldog puppies 'hampbon htoycj line's; I male. I female 377 0147 ,'.j ( (I RHEATING AND WATER ?IFIcATION SYSTEMS 17111919 m. ic ' ir r 'i''," a cc St""tJ in h'p ni.erj of. -u 0 ' '"' v day ¼' 17 'r ,'', ',' 1 17 ',', Roofing 'ciii r-c'LI.rs il.t roofs a a t i inte,' pLor,rlta, 14001 IN:'. 373 67i7 37) 7970 rim HANSON'S cHOF SHOP. 771 F 1'.! SI 377 9997 set' us ton shoe repairing O rt hopedic work 8. Come , SPice llyv'inq __ i. (2 -,'. I 14 r, (Ii f .5 P :, All leather goods repaired 377 7179 iilter 6 and yc'tr gras' ci.,1' Promçt c'r'rerio'rt '.,'ry(. P ,iuuj up 372 9397 Call us today' Don't delay diii :n Cr ni :cc3 T .... ' your (II II(f MACHINES ',5 cer, all r,u',,'s SOCJ models'' r re-c P cl up .5cc? Dcl, rer . r. let* (oil Want Ad Pest Control .5147 fl14fl',5 PI,T ('0NIl-401 S.(7 I',,rk 1)r,r' Ind 5t 37? 4.437 'I I. ll'lti',i I'. P(il SI i.'i-r 114 hr.' '.iI '&I :.t ui :,[i ,',:.',' "I 'a., , ' . .., all All types ,ind tile. 701W - - 'u' place SSe repair and seni,c' STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 1,'2 ''? .. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ,' %: Just Office MacbiNs 372 -I6 ' uL-'-.' . ... . • : ';•'",'•'" _.r ,_ It, ~_ ---~ -'' :.-: ç,.,.y, ',,' Don't need" Serve a uSeful PurpOst again when you sell them *t? .5 Classified Ad from the Herald ',' Need ,, 0. I.,,., r',b,iht'ruj LitJht 7 M" , ,ilt•r 5 l'ilp .', ','uh.i.,'' ing about that summer Ilion? Get a be tter car through :Imsslf led ails in today's paper, Phil (',or-:ale; 30% ' Repã Lawn Care 0670111 titgrw ttui' sw.nq Sit or Small rIp5 Sell t hese 'dIe items with P 64-Equipment for Rent 1 , ,,,_t - Treat ed Timber. T he rmal 's,t tier finiSh over Qaly steel Miry. nYc. an. , . VA $0 DOWN 95 % Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yourself, ANY I ARM GARAGE 'r STORAGE BUILDING F STEEL CO 'ci nd MaInt.nanc me Improvements _, 377391,3 cc I" i Flu'. I,,' " cor'e 'f':r. read .111 Backhoe Service R. P401 3 M Predse time released C.ardenLand. 1100W 1 32) 6630 so il CIe'arnu. fill art. (l1 , rock iiniiSf digging House trailers ,'rr',ed 17? 9 17 or $31 ttl ty Budget Terms Available 62-Lawn. Garden dirt, top 1 ,r"i ci, 'FCIAIIZE INLOWCOST \7 C)$yENyIoNAL PlNANl$ AVAILAILE Fact: Wo'odmere Home Features Central Heat Aria Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas Inside And Fill 'k her the t','cnr"cc *ho doe-sn fit' i'm. tinkh.'eper F^ tttprnrnts arid t. repC.rt) didn't work N MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8% 1" CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. THE HERALD 322-2611 - Townhomes q'iatify for the 5/. lax credit. . t'?IATC i MARINE '4977 Hwy 1797 Used office furnitu 1.5,460 orIginal price may be picked up by making 3 hack payments of 56900 each with a balance Of S7.O 30 at 7 per cent lot with 154 additional payments In America's fastest nrnwing state just off U S Ilicitu'.ay U Gently roiling land "ear Plnlhrook. Anironi and ad latent In the Petrified Forest and Painters Desert National Parks (all collect for Lou 16071 991 II?) 925 lion. structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada - : Buildings tenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collec. 114 Yfl. more end no.s indMduats have discovered one of the ginatest little Peddlir* of them all 14 Want Al You'll be amized how those small, Iowcos ads can out and sell most any item you may have for sale and do It fasil Tb. next time you run across sonic article o bite' or Piasterng p.,utch.nq P. simulated I & Stone 5PC 'ally 37? 2750 Beauty Care - 1 nj S 3Tl($& Or iter __ ACRE RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS FORECLOSURE SALE Move in for as (APR.) with 20'/. down. No closing costs. Monthly main- a- ----- - -- ac res q 2 BEDROOM little as 5/. down with financing at 7.75% (A P.R.) or 1.25% ' I. Ocr cr prt-.i.,r. 'Sit p, ROtISON Classified BEDROOMSUITES difference central heat arid air. color-coordinated kitchen and much more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Saruoma Homeowners Assoriaton. On closing we pay your l.IIr f ee ($400) O rd ttrst years r"r':b'cLp to 4 Wr-.drw P. Door Screen s Custom marie Repairs Discount Pr'ces 372 6470 P.A CLEA'i IMPROVE I ,TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If enciosed.patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, '• 50 HP Mercury engine & boat in read y to o Cood trailer, 179% 377 1(562 Aluminum Sa'eens es celtent shape & HOME Pressure Cleaning. - T ALL TYPES OF cARITRY AND REPAIRS. 337 ther e wouldn't be au', - including 3 bedrooms, 2',j square feet of living space dod plenty of clo'ets A private courtyard entrance baths - -' il hIp on 'hat Satur da y iob' hung 'rpte work y the PuOujr Of he irl'i 777 9365 AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK 21 hour serv,ce. All makes DYKES AIR CON If RSON LAND CLEARING cIng. E acavaling. Ditch Apartments See sshat a Granada Tom,r.,'ome has to offer Over 1,650 Dr , PET REST INN Boarri.nq & Groomng Ph 37? 1057 krnan, 66$ $370 trons. 173.500 37) 5916 'wide mobile home on 6 om.arLe when you buy a nc'.v A luil t5C') nc vil g Granada Towohome at Sanona • Move In for less and you ---' ,'. ?S years Inject,' ,, iso minor repairs V 377 5961 w %lJ%/ ,,..ii ..at'tAgCt "I %P of Lamb nr i. IS' Rurujmlmul, fiberglas canvas top 'DOM. air conditioned, 1. 190) Summerlin Ave id,. mIter 377 3197 I f peddlers all... IC. 42-h'obfle Homes * of Virus SarufOrd 17? 1151 __________ Realty, REALTOR. 32 Of U Garage Sale, Thursday and Friday I ittle' want Ccl% tim r'w - - -- I I I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU a. Carport 377 4455 uIs MIS'- REALTORS 171 0041 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR .. '., I PEACEFUL- A real pretty 3 Redrom, 2 bath home, fireplace, ,'pat tmecil' - '.erL,r_ta JlJ swv ''J'J!CY crete, on Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL' 372 4"I 1919S Fl 327 7371, 37? 1496,37? 1914 $666 OF equipped kitchen, carpet, color I acres 151.300 Stemper Realty 7775 clays SET TO FACTORY SPEC. BY CERTIFIED FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS. ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS. shaded løt, CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk about large rooms. 7.900 SQ it I 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, family room, Only 575000 Call n 'Ce Pwvo rm .a FRONT END ALIGNMENT KULP DECORATORS 109W. itt $ t ,3fl 7335 We Buy Furniture - pet. 531,500 U' IJ'UWT'T W Garnett White ri. 1, 1 ondt dined (co- fir table I - Singer Zig lag, in cabinet , 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine Sold new for $310.00. Pay balance Of $5$ or 13 payments of it. See at TOP I OCATION- I Bedroom. 7 bath split plan, large family room. Iireple, drapes, shutters, car Homes, Lots And Acreage li4P4 -14IDh 0' ' 130.000 Commercial Properties 31A-Duplexes 'IS,' central hrt & air, nearly new FW%A '17) 6061 or 173 0%I? eves PH. 322-2611 ______________________________________________________________ lath. 97.1)7 7 t.partrnerut hohding, near cOnvenient to Shopping d -- t ann7hedronms i'arpet an ciie' (f-ace Plo pets 377 1411) S P4FAR SCHOOL.- - I Bedroom, 7 Get some action with a H - 103W Is?St 7617 hIm Sanford I Light utility trailer. 322.5991 yard ¶79.300 area Itudrr'ts or p.','. 194 37? IflO CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING REALTOR 37? 7191 Pew I'iOq,Sr". in ,t rural No down payment, monthly payments less , $1 , F F Fmaculate-- I Bedroom, 2 bath well maintained. receolly redecorated, ice maker refrigerator, rnq, beautiful m I air Mary NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM 'I - V 't_ C UK; V NOQUALIFYING New I brirm home. all eatras. S pd irIrrect %) 000 177774 7 AVALON APAR I.'.' F iT ) 14O FIE I, Small home, for sale by owner, II 116W 2nd SI ____________________________________ _______________________________ mc, old central heat P. ar 3 fl R' I Bedroom apartment Iii French P ' hMM. 3711 0)11. 7546 ElCapitan Drive Ave 1100 month c'lu 125 deposit 6117 or 671 1657 size,w access orest crw'ud, 1100 Check Mas:er, caret mend 115 675 1263 'THE CONTRACT" ¶15(10 REBATE of - r - Assume Payments ____________________ fi-e. (fo%e 10 31-Apartments Furnished - good with words or _____________________________ By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. nerve to the face can also DEAR [lIt. LAMB - I wish affected. you would tell us something The area of skin supplied b' about shingles. Are they caused sensory nerve will begin 10 the ~ by a virus' Could this he the I riwl hurt, burn or itch, It may then fault of chemicals in the water turn red and about four days WC drink? I never knew they later small blisters will break are under the skin, just a few out on the surface of the skin. appearing on the outside of Although the blisters may skin. 'They are very Painful, disappear within 10 days, the Could shotc or cortisone help but by the same VIrUS that pain and inflammation often victim? How long do they causes chicken pox. The (1fl35 last a month. And even worse, last under medication? Is there lies dormant In the nerves for in about a third of paUents over any way to prevent attacks? years and then becomes active, 40 age residual pain DEAR READER ThIs is You have a nerve to each side persists for months and even relatively common disorder in of your body that comes out of older people It is said that the spinal cord at each level 01 Occasionally one may catch about halt of the people who the vertebrae. One part or ITI81n chicken pox from a pa tient with reach 85 have had at least me branch of this is the sensory Jiingles. You can't catch the attack, nerve. It is the part usually shingles front a person with the No, shingles, technically affected. One of the nerves chicken pox, though, nor can called herpes zoaler, is not -uning along the rib Is the me you catch shingles from a caused by your thinking water, moat commonly Involved. A person with shingles. 1967 Oldsmobile 147 Jafleerl AM FM RaIn WITT REALTY CaliBart Real Estati Soap stort's, churche Ideal for retired EACH 1 5 even into the proces3 of their does hWM fasdnate yo,0 Caused By . Pool Table. req DRO - I bedroom 7 bath P. large back yard. shade - aim monditioner Will dicker ACP ¶19.300 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom older v'ith a rental Oaner finan rely t'lO.00O S,,irty pers P.M 64*5 or 3?? _______________________ IDEAL LININGMATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Are kitchen , ________________ C 0. Shou ld Determine Future Saxon, Realtor . peted hem.' fencert yard heat Near Schools and 5h 173 0(Y 1 hedroom urifurn pf enuloped . very clean s r-,eciate 19% Wi, Dlu r',p ¶50 373 UT? 1', bath home Owner fir 116. 500 19 V) ADULTS. Basic Interests, Talents v.a J4J .'.-', Vehicles 1971 PrIntiac Lemarus. Mir. powt'I steering, disc brake's, 10* mileage 11600 321 6112 .iI?." A V 5.0(10 ATU. air conditioner, ISO 76.000 fl'TU.alr cnpdit,oper, 17%, 1965 flcntge Charger body & motor F4AYMOPIDM BALL Peg Ppl Estate Broker 17? 56.11 Aft lirs 37 7137 5)7W lit St Sanford 1dl S Ortacrtri Drive 171 ew , USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES InstrucUou: Thebidden 3f)4 (4$ furnished or unfurnithed N ly redecorated Come 3(1) E. Airport Blvd Sanford 373 3 ALUMINUMSHEETS A IDOCRASE CITRINE TOMORROW:North Carolina 'I) 1759 37) 1329 •. C ( .r,eneq,t 'o Srhnois & Siu oo t,nuq SAPIrORD MOBILE PARKS, INC, (San Mn Central) !BAMBOO COVE APTS. One P. 7 bedroom apartments, SPECIAL! I) A N B U H I T K C ANDRADITE BRAZILIANITE AVENTURINE CASSrI-F.RITE .--.-, --a.- ,, BALL REALTY PARTIALLY furnished I bet CHILDREN WELCOME see IC V R T 37 3 979 _______________________________________________________ F. I small V A. automatic, a' Phone Start (hri%tm,, shopping now .Pyipw Middle School ¶37.3(1) e rff'r 3719410 I 'Flu'. t.t. I 5('(iiy Dpost Wequird private . lair jcel boat clut)hOtJ. P.tARIPIFR'S VILLAc,E 371 5670 H N T N . 1910 AMC Rebel station wagon after 1pm UPS AND DOWNS uttive 7 story I bedroom, 2 1.. walk to high school or -- WEEKLY RATES 17ReI horn &ilnfurn ________________________________________________ backward, up, down, or Very few students entering or -- 7 P. 1 MOBILE HOMES r irflidhf'il Icr lui'Inq Utilities en trance, Pnr(tu P. shade trees In The Sunday Herald For Those Under 20 WILLIAMS --'- Sale r,,-.,i,, 1970 I• rr'nri!.c,' 'li'.-1." ti' (,,ll 171 c-Ale P , 10 (,r pen (C?Det, dog bed with mattress miSc items 373 3739 751h St .1737137 tAt COLBERT. REALTOR for 1,11.114 IL REAL) Y INC Rentabs 80-Autos 1969 Cheyrrutef El Camno icy,., rrilpage. Small V II auto trans PS. air Immaculate Condition throi,gho,jt S1,600 or best offer Phone 567 7704 after 6 p m ii' 'il...' )Wvo Cars with h0SC. 133.000 207 F ,.,,- VFPY CL FAN 7 bedroom Vff'Ily All tIM i ('all ___________________________________ AXINITE _,. -., o ,,.an.., ,11er. .ini,' HOME PARK flru'wmnan'si - (ruin HAL COLBERT Irry f ur Look to "Home" ) I H H 1.SiI1 Eves 377 Ool7orIfl 1557 r,,I,.,... '.ruu:.-, fl,or .'itrrnt water pisherl. I trim "quipped UI SO -:. - i. it ii N X N X I K I I N I X A N It K I AE T tt?A?i 17) *5711 or 414 1',OS you sell "Don't Needs' with a want ad I Piece or HousefuII CASH 373 4371 ('riCO fishing' (',eu A ll the eguipmeent ',rsi , nee'il f r those t rg ,u,-!n a ,.r'I .nt 75-Recreational 7 Pentroom with entral air, ?IO Pets. SIMI month plus deposit 373 35 CYP'S MOBILE , Chico& The Man It's like pennies from heaven when ANTIQUES HEADACHES Seminole 3774170 3GApartments Ufu'nished I) C I) I I N NN K I S 0 N I T K I S I AD AM B H K N Z in 25th St C.UNFIIAI. CONTRACTOR FIR B K I T K B M U K I N K I boy, '1 bedroom, 7 bath house. .900 borne 117.750 Terms . I DA V T S I ow rnnstrurtiOfl costs 6 Even sup lo4lIOfl. II reQuired SMAI I MONTHLY PAY'.['4 7', Many Other ra's in rP.ne tr&'ii YOUR DELIARL F DEAL ER 3 speed. excellent Condition Ask inn 197% Phone 371 0934 For used turruilun,. 'ppl.,nces tools, etc Buy I or 1001 .tems Larry's Mart. 71% Snfnnd Ave Kitdhpfl ItMhroom Cab'nels, Count er tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 322 SOS? any time, WITH GOOD CREDIT parts 1719%i9 LYRKUNE 0 A 0 K N A H I) C It I It A I) U I Architect's professiOnal input Finandal adviSe 8. assistance JOHNNY WALKER S.arahCnventry Jewelry earn 53 to V per hNjr rnrnr'u,ssion Full or part tlr'u.' P4 C,DCneflce lii', ibart No w 119 S170 or 3495694 ' S V K A A 1 1) 0 H N B N K 1) 0 B F K V murder ti.ir,,-il 'rim l,ilut'riq iirlp In ?nnio(i mItC'S , P4(3 MONEY DOWN :r', o jjtOn'Cj,C .-ir, P5. Ph low mile., crrl 196$ Chevrolet Id ton. flat bed. 6 cyl Any Quantity P4011'S Cassel 50-Miscellaneotjs for Sale )SS IE C. BATEMAN Real Estate uroker 322-7643 ri resçueqt. ire CASH 322-4132 2565 Park Or LIOPS trjuti'. berry. H"1797 5101706 Merchandise (aprfre. nsn'ellent tires 11)95 complete *ith topper May be seen at 7917 Park Court, Sanford Wanted to buy used office furniture, Your MLS Agency What Johnny Walker Offers You 1974 h 71f I Dt.VES' 3739370 0711 322.2420 Anytime YOU SAVE' Ladietas f&%hion%ho* directors for 4: - I N I I C I) I T K A V K N I(/17r I piwth, $495 1961 Karmari f,hi runs real Well 1195 1945 mechan.cs soecal "95 1979 Roartn,,nrucr. earellent in r'nhd air. 5995 79-Trucks-Trailers '1'IntcirdJ7Jll)) We Buy Furniture FMlNOl F CO Acreage tractsr small and large P 000 oer acre COnS tip Terry Realty Realtor 671 .,lj!o , 171 ISM 68-Wanted to Buy - - flvflwner - CharmingCBS.3 BR, 1' I bath home, large corner lot, s'reened fenced b&k yard. carpeting, kitchen equipped t.oi,aiial nlerrufatOr tjI't.-% Price. 5(1) No tirokers 7?? 705.1 MONEY 300. 5.650 or best offer Phone 1177 7379 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGFHCY ,, We na, thn' OyrIa' 'r ou ma',. Ir earn more money Opennqs ,..ulahte in active Lake Mar1 and /.ltmnnl Spring officeS a home? !- SF:('VHoIsARTsl S I 'r I I) A I I) F N OF A GUN Only 122.900 s little' darling has) BPs, large ity room with sink, nice land ping run corner lot 3rd bedroom h" tided CS family room YTF STATE SAL ESME - p A for C,OPMLY'SE 16 '99'. 1945 flr"rinie 171 auto. 159-S 5''iS 1970 Iririno 107 cog air1970 Rebel. A ryl auto extra cle a n 1971 K JIM DANDY JAil F EEC) "Buy Direct I ram lto.car' rir-alership or mobile home sale's HAROlD HALL REALTY, 2606 S Hwy 1792. REALTOR. 3733711 tern in front ¶71.300 1947 F irehirri V P yellow ip*pI. $795 1971 fiata,n Waqnn thiS wep'. S Piuone)fl 313$ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ar .iu'o runs p..rfei't ¶795 , WHAT BETTER LEVERAGE THAN THIS Lease 739' on busy Hwy 1791, with not ion to buy Only 5600 month Evce'Ilent for auto v brick finish out Sprinkler 7606 bay 1792 REALTOR 373 5171 14, I; 1911 SUZUKI 400 t.ike New 11119Wlhdmer,. Ave t.oruqwood 431 Ii'.') 46-4Commercial Property A OR VA OKAY' I OR. family m, freshly painted inside and Harold Hall Realty TlP.SF- FORREST r,RFEP1 INC ______________________ - 1776 1976 3 bedr oom furnished house in the country '177 7077 or 177 6700 rook .ini kifhn help Must he dependable and bondable I'I Days. Mon throu gh Fr. In San ford area Call @J9 @141 any age. Winter Springs school area After S PM call 37% 0579 for commercial area Live in and run A bi,,inurc 5)4 5(1) 1 7 1 4 64S 2123 0" ANY (AP 1967 Mir''nq 759 eng ill? RABBITS REALTORS This Ad Worth $25 lOWARfI P(JR(l'4A'.1 78-N'otorcyc les 67A-Feed TWO BEDROOMS - restricted Furnished - Pbrne 171 1121 AV) PASTIIRF FOR PENT, IS Acre.. fenrent, t'arn near 14, Only 5150 nun 1710Cm) NI OPus SALES LEADER' 3 Bedroom home in Sanford fli(( flu,ir't nrgi'itinrhr,'.,' 5175 r,ucinth Calet'ri License Bureau 3726"S. ;ten stro M Realty . $77 1 _ H B I) M U years of - I, 3 AtSOCiöte' TIIPrr flF1)ROOMS -- tat,ulou', l'wiv with apau' qa'ore, miii 170's 7 Goats 44-Farms-Groves -- - Eyes 323 0165 Broker Irur,'r1 yard 1150 Adul t I, • mill 1 1 '.451 or 1?? 6670 33-Houses en 17? 51170 eveS great All leading firms ' desert rw will tr a in Business i neon 11.11 RAW I REAL 14 F c T A I I r.,-'rq' wi -', In interest pages. 7 TIP ii'tr' ".infi'Wd (11i(q' EvIwcience - -_____________________ -- For families or friends of problem 9'-43'ood Things to Eat drinker -- ---- ror further information call 473 Pr,ss, you pick, On Oregon Ave I 1557 or write cute north of 1.6 and lust west of Sanford At Anon Family Group P 0 J Pb. 553, Sanford. ha 32771 Looking Di','. 322 1171 FIVF BEDROOMS fine condil on. near downtown 174.900 Iwo bedroom kilchenequippe pann'ted 5 170 mo 177 'JIl After S - C A t' ENTUN H K BMA .J K N B I) I) want to of "3 'tad') Rentals high school education really Load up on languages and problems, Pa Ingalls is "What do you want to be know exactly what they want to English or history. Make your troubled by his daughter's he n you get out of school?" do. Truth Is, their parents own interests work for you in unexplained problems, until an w asks the guidance counseUor. pr obably didn't know wither at the selection of your curriculum eye examination locates the tiiam source of trouble. "What do you be the same state their lives, because when you combine with your courses 8-8:30 ABC WHEN THINGS when you grow up?" ask And it Isn't really vital that your who re n ts don't realize that anyone should know precisely of study the educational exWERE ROTTEN "The French pa you'vealreadymatureda t, wants to a perience becomes much more what he do earn Disconnection" This zany on nuts cope with a deal since they bounced you meaningful. living for the rest of his life, group of forest What Is Important, however, The choice of a career often political problem tonight. They their knee. Uncles, aunts, friends, is that by now you should hare demanded so early In life is, or inust prevent Prince John from all pose developed some rather general should be, primarily to give the signing a treaty with the grandparents We are sure you will not want to miss listing the history Pv'rtroorn hO.,s.. %1ove, refrinerator P. Air conditioner. '.'.'T Iii',' 11704Y (4145 'I?) 574'S 67-Livestock. Poultry - Forrest Greene, Inc. 3736353 80-Autos for Sale 77-Junk Cars Removed nu 1115,775 - II iorurd 7 ,',rv' tree,, Well & septic lank 'ci- Ii'rlerI 5695(1 I Alt F MAI.", Wrw'deil lCke,f'W lot on rhiv,-fl rnArl very charming 1*700 REALTORS $304061 After His, 1311120 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Pinto rinlilinvi i vo.ar'. rrJ ow, th •C(k 177 A7A1 after S ( lO0'ul4O' . Crank Realty Wednesday, Sept, 17, 1975-58 66-Horses llP'IIOPI P614k I FARM. Well. Sprinklers, Jewel Stones K B I I) 0 C K A S i: I to By 7 I i'i'nsenl real estate sales crrs4an for A BABY'S WORL() Care for intants toage2 only Neat to new DriverS' Al,. ANON near hO4RfsT CPRFFPIF INC PFAI'TOPS S3OM11 s,tt tim,' ta, I driver tanfnrdy(.11owCAM. 'oc Park - ___________ Complete child care services New Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 690 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? DON' If we have not yet - 6-Child Care Performed by Marilyn, Notary. Ocala, 901 737 U61 or 732 8773 school. Frightening? Yes. to talents. Are you scIentIfIcally final irrevocable decision. As most Young people it is a oriented? Then pursue course long as you know the general !frightening question andin that direction without direction of your interests T I IT searching for the answer can be deciding whether you are going you're probably on the right even more frightening when to be a research chemist or a track. Within a broad subject The largest and most widely read edition of The Evening you contemplate the question physicist.. Do you like to putter category, you can change Herald will be published October 26th. all by yourself. wjthrnachinery?Ifyoud",aeek courserathereasily,sodoi:'tbe Don't let either the question out courses that fit into your afraid of making that tnuch of a W e are presently in the process of writing copy for this or the answer frighten you. general scheme of things. decision as early as you can. spc?rial edition "BiCentennial Progress," The theme is "Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow." your business on our Honor Roll will be represented, - - - MAR RIAGES French that won't do the good similar questions to you, Wrections based upon your student a (firection rather than good. Rc"ln and par ticularly as you enter high basic interests and your basic have the student arrive at a neighbors 11 I I 1 - Call 123 4517 Write P.O Boa 1213 Sanford. Florid., )flfl_ ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help You to meet the right person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 305 77) 2740 - SEEK & FIND' vani. lair privileges, Al TAMOPIII. SPRINGS lot . trr'es V.950 Irm, 7 bath. 7 kitchens, neat PFAI Nl(F 1 Pw'nlronriu Pg bath hon,r, enrinar-d garage Assume n,r'rtnane Do not have to Quality Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 43-tots-Acreage - Day'. 1711 A17'I Nights 37? 7132 7640 Hiawatha Ave at 1797 1111, Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Let Therapeutic Pool Payton Realty IT, JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 72 _-. - 41-Houses Pen Real Estate Broker 37? 1301. ___________________________ 4-Personals 4-Personals i.i,,,i,. li-'irrni larli, tnci ,n home With Prni,'r Clrt,'( t 1 tu'.Iron,,i 7 bath, (ni.iIt rhIcinen Rnierente' rIcan In *dPurw,l antI sho,q ifl I.I PPAInnable rent 'In 1510 (nnnrniat nprcnn for general 1 HP, 7 tu.th Pinpqrest are,, lang,' once Five fl'' yarn. ¶19(1 inn ¶'l) tti'onsit 1 7531 ry 'ii cIIrTirnrn.,ura,r .",t 17, or ltrr S 5)0 IS?) ablisty Ficeltent v- 1h working rnt1tanr, irintw benefits Send I4O,,te, tell or rent. 1 t).'rtrOri,5 I n,'ti,niv- In Ho. S5. c in The bath air, kithpn rguippn lair Fnlnri l4,AtiI P 0 Ho. 1657, view 1)5 9(11 A75 156% After 5 PPA Sanford VIA 17771 _______________________ - h,lP, in I carpet..uI iIran.'r ,i-. fesu. thpppin rhi,rth. 1775 .1" help ~ou 0IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - - ANN 0 u u___ Jul JjuIl JlljJ.. 111 jIuIj la JJIJI JIl llJlJllIJllI JUl11 lJill IjlaI---ul. I Sunday Noon Frido1y ______________________________________ any . Before 3 fl,'timnnn, I' . -- . f 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnished ROOM TO STORE YOUR WIN I £ 4 ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 177 7611 or 3l 9993 antI friendly Ad Visorwill - Kide Picture ~rl-~ Dag Plus AVON ?nt In ran, E,?na Xina money' (all ki.* fl79 of pupil, is suddenly having school .". a Baddeley 8-9 NBC i.rrru HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE "Four Eyes" little Mary normally a - NT I , P I0 "Johnny Tough" star, "Maude." 0,-.,..,, Pius 'iv comedy with Tony and another guest star, "'1*e '1 1 1 1 , I film and tonight, in sketch __ 50 flog HENOL",`28 doctor boy friend, Larry makes a rare guest appemar" ___ 41SS! 43 Arachnid 44 Biblical garden 45 Want 48 Summer din', ill, JIM adoll Jul11 ll' JIM ANNA I am at ANDDAWNFred MacMurray, &~M_ 36 To refer to 37 Longs for 38 Look fixedly 40 Took a seat again I of ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-9 CBS TONY ORLANDO OF THE ____ example the hotel. Hope Ilugman.Nothingstronger than will be a guest on the special, a woman's love. -= _ X pompous - DEADLINES , performing B I 4ul 1000 glaring first I tfrwcalay's IX a 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 8:00 A.M. S Snow vehicle 27 And others (Latin) 6 Cows 7 Shrub genus 28 Masculine B Used in name lab I SPbaII 33 Nearer 9 Makes 34 Eagles nests sj:*ech 41c a line 1 thru 3 times 31c a line 6 thru 2$ times 24ca line 26 times (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS It1 - RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. LAKE MARY 7 BR Duplea. 1)50 150 deposit bnrmr.st C.re,r,e Inc 171 Aid 14f At, I 0145 1/ 2 5970 We hMIC IlstIns We have buyers W nrrti another real estate II (Cn%en to help us make sales F or rest Greene. Inc 373 6353, SVO. eves, tA11 31A-Duplexes Investigative niakesaguestappearancinan Big Bertha's i) _ NBM A Winter PQrk - - (intn' it 97 Anti AirvXt t'.iri AIrnpç I P. !ji,iijty $ ki 831-9993 322 -2611 P.4 I L IAlPJ A L I. ________________________________ I1.iX _____________ ONE RON Room gets .. TWIT&F 1 their con- u.STO a?(PaIStI 1p4.Ta(• I p over Marbd I - Orlando Free. 644 N27 for "We Care"-"Hotline". Adults or Teens. a aftet (6) his do-gooders infiltrate th e new character, even talents to probe a murder that halfway to conclusion running those four episodes, which the memory of tonight, and then winds up on the Barnaby Jones Buddy Miss Colby deserves, But to simply install another EtLsen Friday night ShOW 10.11. actress in the role, Liz Torres, 9.10 ABC BARE'flA, "the Rican Glory Game." When a student Puerto young shortly, engaged in selling guns Is comedienne takes ambushed, Baretta finds him. dispassionate TV, which self faced with siders, obviously, a performer's charge. It all begins when he memory expendable. It would tries to keep four kids from not have been that costly to buyinggunsastheypreparefor revise scripts. English fun a gang war. When one of t e Moore, half of kids is shot dead, Baretta his nman Dudley ---,. UIC 1J'JUICY Dudley 1OOT 1*130 reset framed and goes underground Cook successful team from to clear his name, -Good Ewning" on Broadway, 9.10 DOCTORS NBC HOSPITAL "Come at Last upcoming "When Things Were Love" Very strong efforts in Rotten"eplsode... Perry Como this episode. Elizabeth Hartand Bob Hope both head for mangueststarsas a nurse who Ilurrah's Hurrah's in lake Tahoe this Iswillingtortsk her life to aid in week w here Perry tapes his the research conducted by her created AFTERNOON Vouna Bar- Proctbon Co., would have merge News 11:55 (6) Show A NIt I1I1 - per- Neighborhood (2.8) Tomorrow Club (44) Brady Bunch 5 - 10 (2) News (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Suace (44) Partridge Family 6:00 (2, 6, 8.9) News (21) Electric Cümt tii' (44) Lw v Show 6'10 1 2. 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD bara Colby, the talented actress castle. 8-8:30 PBS FEELING GOOD who was murdered in a parking "Coming of age" RFRUN A key carried lot, had real-life fairtily faces the formances in four episodes of the new 'Phyllis" series before problems of family growing her tragic death. One might of pains, an adolescent's attitude suspected that in the interests in a difficult stage. 9.10 CBS CANNON Part I of good taste, as well as conCannon and Barnaby Jones Moore science, the Mary Tyler (9) Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 12:30 (44) Donahue Seminole ARE YOU TROUBLED' (alt Toll (44) Bewitched 1)lAuNc; AROUND: Show Offs (74) Mr Rogers 700 Club (44) Love American Style (2, 5) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of __ 1 Wanted - tv*ie,r,, j ADS -- TV HIGHLIGHTS (3) 700 Club (44) omen Acres 1100 (2. 8.13) High Rollers Gambit 6 Independence (44) Dina h ____________ go The Price Is Riqht (6) (6) (9) CLASSIFIED PwIL11 __ (35) Mickey Mouse vr' Fortune ',Ur8Y 4-- ICILIA I1i(fgi izit 10 Ic' II Endures 19 To provoke 20 Tool, off Clothing 23 Red dye 25 To wrestle Itoh I railways (coil I Apoctl.", tab I Neighborhood GuIding Light 510.000 Pyramid 7:1fl (2, 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (74) The Arbors (44) Underdog 300 (2, 8, 13) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44,) Thr ee Stoog es 1:75 (41) Spirit 01 '76 3 30 (6) Tattletales (9) One Life To (44) Flintstones p. 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SAY_401 1 _____ ' J 0 R .1 ?~ .1: V _- .:: I Z, I N I V ) . 'VA % TH9 Govftwmaur , 1 p, I bf---"'! , " - ly J __ .. _. i 1.I .- "o ,&— L 7 - rh t- I, ."-e. -, :!~. _ A% I ~~ , r~ I L_4, ~ f - I - / .I -1 ; i k i 'A" -_ 1, b it T __ . ,_- , , 7 I ~ # ---k, U , b~' )i 1 1, -,, . . ~ , . .. 1 \ "-,, , ,_ I \ \ \. % N I I SAYS TNt I RACIUSION Is ovelt es, PASS I - ,A by Fruilk Hill :rr. CO. , I ti ONE I Toy IDEA tv-vu EP 1-E I I . . . I Ci - I I 1, 0 04., t " ~, IL I i . •1 0 % .t , ; ;. -,-' :t i ~L_774 %'at Colbert,chairman of Wide Miss BPW Contest, tallies entrants on this bulleUn board located In the ilagship [lank of Sanford lobby. .%Imt recent entrants are ina Burke and ictoria I cannot imagine myself sense and a little old-fashioned being In heaven with Eictunann respect for a house of worship &dsuk. chd s - 1.t, i i 441 . A I [2 —.1 11~ I - r, 1-1 I V~Ar. f MAL17NE _ .,.,.. I I - 'L' , I - wwot-F ;-...~~I!Vri~ t , I ) ~, ) %". %'.J % .I, ",-.I L, . _-.2--_~ I :~Q` - I : ! i . -.@'I P th"OLON I*r 0 - t~" too b" W%Sl % I 1~ 01) -I ves" '* 1#10dISENIMS"tivief 4 P"W"ot now *"-:!;J!:j 99 k.~% ~ i* ~- 11 . r %-,~JL ti. "'n' - I . ,'c - - ç I I %. ) ~ tificates (if appreciation were Tr t- .:=__ E4- t - The steering committee as headed by Harry Bicking and present lit the meeting were Col. Joseph Dil(ita itiet.), assistant .state director of MARS MPHFJthON corporated Feb. 1U, and presented its charter .Nlay Manager, Jack homer, for 11 members who hand Tote and addressed notes sent out by the '.*ij ~ ShIlNCToN 1 Sanford ad 7 ~ ~-_- - __ _- _ - ' -' ' -- - : :'- - ' . (; s ~~ D Open Sat I 4P ' ' m S2oMapieAve 520 Maple Ave i ' I V1 I , .: M - I ~~_I - __ __ -~~ __ - . - -::---' = 0 $ kLA, - 1. 4i -- ', -. ~__T,,~._ -- ;• 401" ~ : a set off Regular price LIMITED TIME OFFER __ I A J I 00 . . . . 1 et" . - — - A C" Ar _ _.. . . - 0 ~ It _~~ _____ - - —--- - ______ - __ — -- --- Wed.9-12 Ph. 123-1480 7306 French Ave. Sanford --- -- - i~ 1. 3_ r_~_,_.~"_ I.~__ -, I - 4 -;_ 1, i _-,- 1 - 41~,I -: . ' Ilh, ---: . it - $ er 0 Forces %kilo become pregnant organization. explained I will be permitted to remain in chapter president, Lawrence Hubbard, state Nlary service, under new regulations McPherson, is to "give a hand Mrs. McPherson is on the Issued by the I director. Pen tagon. The first slate of officers, to service and keep informed by steering committee for the In the past, pregnant women through elected in December, 1974, and National news Golden Age Olympics and were automatically discharged In addition, AARI' members are assisting from service unless special Installed in January, 1975, in. bulletins." received the in planning as well as par- waIvers were granted. Women I d d Mart' McPherson members ,Nloderp hiaturity" ticipating in the games members of tile Anned Forces, president; Harry Bicking, vice publication that president; Lilian Garderm every two months, and are able theiiiselves, AARP members called policy to keep in touch with activities also volunteer their services in discriminator)- and uncon for senior citizens across the tile Central Florida Zoo ticket stitutional. rer. On tile board of directors nation. Insurance programs, office and have purchased a Under the new regulation-,, pregnant were: Esther Barnum, John legislative representation, boardwalk plank in the women 11lay apply for .. cunvalescant leaves' to give Cash, Woo&ow Cash, Pearl home delivery pharmacy association's name. Nine AARII nie mbers will be birth. On return to duty, ~hev Hardison, Rachel I"and Hoyt service, consumer protection, . educational and church ushers at the Seminar of lire expected to make proper McPherson. programs are also available to Seniors being sponsored by th provisions for child care The Chapter was in -'"-'- I ' Sergeant Ma' ergean ., '" -~-,4 -~,,~, __~ --k-y7--W _-.i 4--_ Ph 322 0500 Sanford j . I J I I'l Supreme JISI for tail items Wain f i nis h, black ii 'n 336x10 19A Open Sat ipm ~ 11~ S"kildy steel ... 'Vedlif-ft , nein styling. Shelves id AARP ununbtrs (aiiibtr on Oct.I in the McPherson who is a nieuiil r A busy schedule Is planned Sanford Civic Center. Mrs of Sanford Senior Citizens Club for the coming 1976 season, McPherson is one of to senior as well as AARP, still has starting Sept 26 when fie citizens representing her ers energy over to co-partner with uiienibers of the local AARP in the Uiamber \trs Doris Rogers a business ill attend a legislati e ork The mother of fi e sons \lrs organizing economical tours for thop in Daytona Beach McPherson and her husband senior utizens One of their Members have already' Hoyt, will celebrate their 50th tours went to St. Augustine docked O hours of sertke eddtnganniersa fletear recentI and at trip to Ke with other senior citizens in They came to Sanford seten &st is plannul fur \os S inford Thirty members years ago from Atlanta Ga. i .served as hosts and hostesses The couple enjoys bowl' and i0len the vans containing tile walks two infles before breakI0 -1 Florida Bicentennial Exhibit fast each inorning. Mrs. * LV . Lo ,.,. _. k _tqr7;et 7% fl ~ V ' 4-Shelf Bookcase eason ~c ., - IWI 15i:,-"f~,~~.,[ ,-, . Z. ~, - Z__ ..- .. - - ' - ' 04 - ...'V.41I.... . -_ __ ___ .14 ".' ' - I ! -# 1*fapp 1,4-4 ,;it', .- - __ 0 --- , clean. 15y- VALUL - •• - %? & %1~ - %_~_ ".-I__ ,;o, ZZ" VAC Get carpets 1''110 - ••. pr fessionally and her husband. Al Neuharth. who spend their summers in Hartford, Conn., will return to +W - RINSE 1i I I --- - *_ .X . - . - I.- ___ Jr. I .:I~ I a . RENT OUR I --- __. i~M -.1 . ~ E~~ aq r_7~." - . . - -_ __X.~ szie = —w~_. ,. - __~ 7__ - - -, - I '' , Well, I'm onl% 17, but I could have given a bt-' (O\\FCIRL1 (URIlAN sours What the heck difference t)LtH CHR I STIAN: I does it make what that girl ,Aonder %hert, that reverend wears to church? Tnhe point i thinks the milliotts of Buddhists that she's there worshiping and Islam% go? God. DEAR ABBY; I "urk m a I'm sure it makes no difhre are 21 em- ference to God if she was stark naked or wearing ~er Sunday PIOYCsOne of the girls was getting best. married. The hat was paswd WOILSHIPS IN CUTOFFS and I was asked to give a DEAR WORSHIPS: It may Vera Cook from Lake Nlar%I Bill and Jerri Kirk spent their their Lake INlary home next has returned from Ilichigan vacation in North Carolina and month. Jean is recovering froin where she visited friends and visiting Bill's relatives in relatives. While there, she Birmingham, Fla. The Kirks attended her grandson's also enjoyed beachcombing so appointed hours 2-5 pm An egg thro.ing contest, wedding and enjoyed a family siith their oung grandson, Iuderdale sack race and other festivities. ceunion Jonathon Ie who according to Joining Virginia and Percy Two other Sanfort couples, including inounds of food, Jerri, steals the show sinct- he Mercer of Ike Mary at a Hose and Bud Wdall and highlighted an aiiiay picnic Be tty and Don Itathei and ssinjs like a young otter - . i, ! flecessary" e Ann and Bob Brisson and (laughters, Shelley and Susi "; pent most of the summer at their apartment in the Golden ArmswSmyrnaBeach,a:d . -.- •• - .•• are all (tie dress rules It P ~_____ 1 SHORT RIBS 11 I- _r . -*) __ I 64 - I I ,1 . I _~ • , 1-1 I Building up a club from 31 charter members to a total membership of 109 peons in Just one year is quite an accorn plistiment anti the AAHI RTA is Justifiably proud of this accomplistmient r- ••- d k ,,, // ------__ __ _... I I ) . . I , ., •. ~ - - .1 . ,~ OV tA I F C ) , I by Bob Thaves r - 1 I ____ AT - THAT HOUR I? - __ 11 I / 1; AND - -Nir. and .%Irs. John O'Brien (iiriivr party in celebration of Wednesday at Secret I-ake children, Jan and Brett, hav entertained at open house on their 300i wedding anniven-itziry _ Park, Casselberry, for Sanford divided their vacation between tX)RIS Sept. 7 at their Rosalia Drive w,re their son and his wife, . ."larriott employes, their Sanford an(] their summer DIETRICH Ihome honoring their son and his Charles and Ilope .Nlercer, flinlilies and guests. hoine at lineville, .N.C., near Correspondent bride, Sir. and .Nlrs. Craig Ilelen and John .NieCloskey of A, .Niarriott employes honored the bottom of Grandfather O'Brien, the former Kathy &-inford. and Anna and CKarles "ere Bill Eager, personnel .Niountain. where Betty saNs Duncan. Zerbst, houseguests froin , --director, Nfianii. and Joseph they had a ball ineeting new ' :1224Z Craig and Kathy were Warington. I D'vorsky, Bruce Griffith, Carl friends, enjoying the cool married Aug. 30, at Waycross, Dietrich, Patricia Ziebert, weather and playing golf. • hav U' Ga and are making their home iIliani !rin, Laura Sanford guests the Hathtl s returned from visiting friends in Sanford. Alexander, .Nlaybell Burney, lit lineville have been N*ancy Assisting at the open house. and relatives in Virginia. Grace and Ray Slaton were also Slildred Andrea, Daniel and Ben Butler. Pat and Tracy which attracted 75 guests, was Highlighting the trip was ob- back and forth to the beach all D'Andrea, Chariot Johnson, Fairfield. Jan and Don Cahill, suminer. The three families are Edward Nialane, Richard and Betty and Bob ,%IcKee. Fire Department parade with Jane ,Nliller. who greeted the more than units at next door neighbors at the Nic.Nlann, Ituthie Nathan, While on a recent flight to 100 guests and registered them in Golden Arrim Cathie Scipio, Rose Warner and Rochester, N.Y_ Don hi AAHI' tAuiarican Assn of Retied Persons) and NRTA National Assn of Retired Teachers)Is a national organization boasting a total membership of six million. and 1,500 chapters in the United States. Oil Sept. X 1974, 90 NO 'HE so WANTED TO SLEEP ! ). — , Sanford's AARP Enters Secon * — OMIN0DPISSES s 12 14 16 18 20 MetrIc 38 40 42 44 46 48 WOMIN S SHOtS US 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 MetrIc 34 35 36 38 35.5 40 41 I ' 9.17 ~~" I , ", .1 111 1 I Adjustable ________________________________________________ by Bob Montana f 0 r4 ..., * V ' ~ ,.. . ' a and h comur(Ierers. II believing in Jesus is the omly condition to getting into , lwa%*cn. I refuse to go there' Jesse ,Nliller and .%Irs. Wayne ,Nliller poured the coffev and punch. Slirs. Kenneth Butler and NIrs. Thomas Nulty served as floating hos'esses during the __ thinks ____ ' (THEY CA.'T STA ~,__/ r ; I I .j .. I I ia and Jean Laflainine, S.anford operation. ARCHIE 7-' _ -, ~______ guJillu. -. .I v urt4iiri afliotint I felt Ic oUl(l'I t make no difference to (rod, but at ford that much, so I gave ho about a little consideration it I could for the other worshippers'! The next day I left on my person's subconscious mind? break, and when I returned, the I had contributed was M) husband swears he loves 1unount . in an nvelone on my desk. I inc tie never even had no idea who placed it there, about his ex-wife, but if that's I true. why is lie dreaming about Everyone asked denied it. a I Finally. one of the girls told tier? And if he's not dreamIng about her, why is he calling her uije who had put it there. It was the office troublemaker. nimne? I asked her what her idea was Ilesayshe cant helpwhathe returning my oand she in dreams or what tie says in his sieep. I can't believe that, can said she did it for "a pur"..e.~_ *0~ Yhatthepurposeastieneser you? / SSOHRII-I) did tell me asshe right in returning rn t)F1t1t %OR1tlH) Yes, and iuione' Or did she Just sh if) wise ou llla (ill and hr ignorance' And ho should quit remind.in him oi his ex. I treat her in the future, wife while he's awake. IIURT DEAR HURT: She sh(med DFAR ABBY: I %4,~uld like to tell Philadelphia, trni ilol uiil', herr ignorance but als o derims and meanness. Jewish cousin passed away, not her ru' r t o worry about whether she 1toid her. I CONFIDENTIAL TO "E" IN goes to heaven or not. As a good 11 hh1.LkF Regret Is the person, her goodness will precede her no matter where cancer of life. Forget It. she goes. DEAR ABBY: "Warm in I cameacross an article by a Georgia" asked if theere was e%,crend in which he said: dress code for church. MoiphEuchmnannhada better It seems a young married chance of going to heaven than woman caine to church in a his millions of victinis because halter with her bare middle .__~ Is this possible'; thhy, if a person dreams about SomeoI)1 doesn t it mian I.u; . • . Dear Abby drtamcd A I - I ___________ f')l J i 9 r . 5 :.~- , , h,;: J ,40 ' JJ / WASHEV \ r I I 1.. , W , ~ - I I Wt,RN I'M A PERFECT 76-75-76 IN k .-Z " C IALW AYS fliT # . by Al Vermoor ,-,, ~ .. ; YW " I- - ., 41 - ft_~_____ -_ - --- I- ( - A ________ by Howie khne.d.r / i WHAT PIP YOU PO MR HIM? . P1 71 * ? 8 t fl t O' Br' ' ien Newl PACO! \ - - I !F- - _____ V I MWW - . 1 1Nt S I 131i i I NJ UIR?E9 -.1 I I rry al, OR 7 FU15Y... F, W .~ TREAT AN ____ .I 100 pe that would grow on YOU. ty b I JUST TOOK MY METRIC . .? EEK & MEEK -J b . I K I A mono 0 67 ! : , ; . 11." DEAR ABBY: I_k) you know any thing ibout dreams' SI) husband calb; out his ex-wife's naine in his sleep, so he Tnust be dreaming about her. right? When I tell hilil that lie "as 0 calling her naine in hissleep, he says lie must have been A, dreaming - but he never C In Im - --- --- __ Carrick Realty; Shannon S.anford; Tracie Lea Giusto, Yvonne. Dawn Dixon, Kader Tracy Williams, Knight's Shoe hItlnhphre)', Burger-In: Melody Lake Monroe Inn; Rayvonne Jewelers; Tamara .Sangster, Store: 1nda Gaul, Stenstrom Davis,Collection Bureau of McCollough, hair Styles by Jo h nny 's Standard Servic e: I(calt'. I m beginning to understand what Janie meant when she said ~ (--,I HIS iDE . I I ____ II •. PRJILU'S 1' It L ( q. M kW? PERSON? ) - I L hardy. -i ( // ~Zv C (~ ~, %,,,)If I Fabricating Co.; Shelley hlarcar Aluminum Product.s; and Tenna Tate, ,Nlerle Norinan Cosmetics Studio. • . . J.• Also, is4i dliii , 40 IT, 6 _111" -) - - ~_~s m1ki I 1W HE I '-'{ I W102 e~ I) - L ( - . . ti :. r & 64 . a . 111111W: I , . Ir. I J .1 I 11 e ens ;. • VOCK! by Dick Cavalli __ / I writers will receive copies JACOBY MODERN) _____ ____ "'' Kellogg, Leach Aluminum TUMBLEWEEDS f) I / WINTHROP THERE Ae C_7Z_ ________ ;~ ~- fI " . - P *, _____ / teresting questions will be used in this column and IMIE I - . ~ ' the iacoPys? Write Ask the Jacobys care of this newspaper The most in- ~~ 0 b - ~ 3,;~ -~ n S11L n L I ml - -,..---,*, 3 i i~ I ' 6= wmnav! / 16 ' :) , I 0 I, ( F1GUQE OUT¶d & 1?~ PEPLUM . III % - " ~~ No -~ ~ , — -1. n flrM IC<PAC( I* , ; ' 11___ V r~ lf r ! '1j .71 7 1'__ __4_ I I 4 &WN61 f W.. 0 \ i 1j;:-A _J , ,*IN_ _~d I DO I . 01 r -. --,. ~ - ,_ . ipj A _~ ~) 11 s ,~, I A . I 4ki CONTESTANTS ,, - f I i ,. I . / 1~ e, 11 I-- I "t ~~ .. ' Husband's Sleep Talk V i s re M ITTLE '4 IitTelsoSth I I ;~ 000NESBIJRY J BUGSY CNNA a 0,11 - .1, . I V- . I ilf. ;. I I 1,1 I~ ~ . t.~ "t, , -_ -~ ,"f q A,- .,. _. 1*1 Count)- School Board inember; Bert B. Ilollingsworth,certifi public a(countant, and Frances Jackson ow ner of lie) Diddle Diddle Kindirgarten, sanford Contestants and sponsors so far are: Angela Burton, Sloan Realty, Christine Beatty, Norgetown Coin Laundry: ' ileathi r Ma I)on,ilil Bambo Cove Apts.; landa Lou Venson, \darns Auto Parts; Sharon Ilatcher. Sobik's; .%lary 1 . iI 4 I ISS • . •- 'I. &. I T r 'r' , . - : 11:1- 1. t1. J The contest will be held Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanford Ciic (enr, and emcee for the evening will be Sen. Iir, Wilson l-1erritt Island), Sitting on tile pariel of ju(lges will be: ,Nliriam Wright, School I ,, - w - t- -. . . ~~ I . . e - (if Seminole iNlulual Concert -, 4 I \ _____ Frank Schuld has just W e simply overcall one published a book called "'T'he spade. In modem bidding this Simple Squeeze in Bridge." Today's hand is taken from an course, if we played In. article about the book in the termecliate jump o ve ll could jump to two spades. quarterly We do not make a takeout Frank points double with this type of hand, coulave r no mp since it Is not strong enough to and uiereouwntuaseueen double and then bid spades later any problems. But that wasn't thase. Wt ruffs the third on after our partner makes the expected minor suit response. one and leads a club. North W •..- 'T". ', Wednesday, Sept. 17, 197S-IC fvennq Herald, Sanford, Fl. o u ar t of Dance Arts, Sanford; oodrow Clark, past ptesi(Ient I I _____ to know what we bid after our Ongkad - J ______________________ right hand opponent o pens one diamond We hold B Oswald &Jamesiacoby 4 A K 10964 VA 65 •4 ______ ___1 Oil` I , _. ' ___ _____ ,, . Sanford Buildthg, or an 1113W membcr, for application forms S I 1:it outh TAL . . . ';' year-old hopeful little girl is added to the, little ,%liss BPW bulletin board located in the lobby of the Flagship Ban .Sanford. If you live in Seminole County anti surrounding area, and have a daughter aged ~-7, contact SIrs. Colbert at the Atlantic Nationa l Bank of ontes W _. C VIRCO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Tie boomerang. ___________- Both vulnerable (Q,-&-W`,_~ ~~T Z Flatter for its own sake will today. a littk string around your M1UAItIUS Jan 20-hb 19) finger today if there's Don't buy anything today opening bid so both finesses are something important you unlem %ou lwve a specific! wrong. This shouldn't bother promised to (to for your inate - purpose for it. An expensive it could still your mind. item you may never use %kill 1.11111A i.Sept. 234)ct. 23) look very appealing. Attend to your most important IIISCE.S (Feb. 20-,Nfarch .WJ South plays a couple of rounds tasks as early in the day as You'll try, to behave in a , manner today so as to impress of trumps and then establishes possible. Your initiative begin, Fast's king as the high spade by to wane rapidly thereafter others, though you'll know that cashing the ace. Then he runs SCOR PIO Oct. 24-Not. 22) OU (10 is not 11) >Our .ith tintagt. of I the rest of his trumps to L y Dick Tumor come down to the 10 of spades CARNIVAL and deuce of clubs in his hand and king jack of clubs in dum m. . . .. .ast will see that it is suicide I to unguard his queen of clubs I — —, and will chuck the king of i . I I!ft The entries in the annual Lttle Miss BPW Contest are coming in fast and furious, reports Val Colbert, chairman of the event sponsored by the Sanford Business lkOfeSSOndl lub. Almost daily, the picture of another 1ie , six , or se.en JA( ()8 II I Z_ __ 1% 14 B lh ()%%AI I) and JASll " _ ME . MOREIN TH ~ ERS11 ALL'THEM OTHERS PUT TOGETHER! R! ,f . N B .. may WI AT RIDGE _________________________________________ ' AN' WHEN Z?'l RIAa. HUNGFZY! WOMEN I P Iss SAGIUARIUS tNov. 234, pliances, tools or materials has. Button up. (EMINI (May 21-June 20) today, first study the Ifl- 211 Today you're likely to leave TAURUS April 20-May 20) Try not to be vacillating where structions carefully. a trail of things ha lf finished. Examine your Several projects will be she1vej motives your views are concerned lEO July .Aug. 22) lIe on carefully today regarding your today. Failure to take a firm guard if you find yourself in the for a considerable time, (,IRftORN i IX nnnpan of one %hom )OU 22.Jan ___________________________________________________ know to be a bit deceitful. She 19 l)on't praise someone toda,' pull something sly again un!esshereall)deser%esit I _______________________ Little Girls 1• 'our confidential affairs, ; 5 ____ IF 'iou REALLY position will be annoying to Most of the day you'll ARIES March 21-April 19) behavior toward a friend. You your associates. your resources wisely, but You have a tendency today to may be a little cool because CANCER (June 21-July 22) 11 you plan to go out oil the town it talk to the wrong people about you're cvious of something she you're working with new up. could be a very expensive night. 1 p's) Calling A// By BERNICE HEDEOSOL I (--.<" MOv& ALLEY HOROSCOPE NO,4i6 FOUND.4 For Thursday, September 18, 1975 - - -- - - - -- -, = IrI~:i~~t,-.:; ~~, .~. C_- r-.: __- - . -_ _--T!-__,-_ '~ , -~- - t - _-_ �- ?C—Evernnq Herald. Sanford. Fl. -- - — -.--. Wednesday. Sept. 17, 1975 Women Seek - . • Action Conference: One Giant Step? IWY E v ening He ral d, Cook Of The Week - Sanford FL Wece 'lay _ - / Coach's Wire Likes _ iii- ;ii e_~N 's; _qr1_11"! - (. ' .. - c.'-' .— ' 'I May of the government be e xpected to pressure the UN pOsitions; an international movement and expanded health education that women are no longer speeches were self. and its specialized agencies to including services content to accept traditional congratulatory paeans to the devote more attention and and EDITOR'S NOTE Cynthia views of their role and place in "improved" condition of resources to women's concerns. sanitation, nutrition, and Women in their respective ciety. Green is Media Director for Recognizing that progress family planning; — equal rights pertaining to Zero Population Growth Governments were also put countries with little reference toward equality has been "slow to the real difficulties women and uneven," the Plan calls for voting, marriage, citizenship, Washington. D.C. She attended on notice that improving the International Women's status of women should be lace and to the immense gap accelerated and intensified and commerce. Two international bodies are Year Conference to Mexico city treated as an integral part of between them and men. efforts to involve women in all planned as a result of the and being as a representative of the World development efforts and not as Informally, the delegates aspects of development an extra frill or special faor shared ideas and information social, political and economic conference The Institute for Population News Senice Was it one giant step for Recognizing the important enthusiastically. affairs. Affirming the principle Rese arch and Information on Several delegates expressed that women should have equal the Sta tus of women, a omankind or a sugar-coated contribution women are to development disappointment in the way that rights, opportunities, and gatherthg agency, would help to palliative intended to dull making omen'stndignationatthe1ack programs,delegatespledgedto women's issues were responsibilities, the Plan monitor progress in im if serious efforts to improve make better use of women's sidetracked by political con• stresses improvements needed plementing the Plan of Action By CYNTHIA P. GREEN The Herald Services .: A. . talents and energies and to cerns and Ikth judgments have been eli minate the stereotype of rhetoric. . -' -! I -Pi . ..i - moo ,- N, - A ,.J, a - .o.' - 'I `1 '.' i -t ' County's 4-H Clubs Have New Coordinator the program will be Debbi Carswell, who Council of Social Studies, and belongs to the recently poined the Extension Office as 441 Tht Lutheran h. Chcbb Program Assistant. tier education and ies — reading, - -. the status of women with centered around political issues without debate the remaining education; national governments. Delegates and observers repression in Chile, and Secretariat. The IWY Plan of Action can made it clear that feminism is disarmament, Once a4aln it's till'le to Celebrate with that great festivity: a typical German Oktoberfest. The German. Lee, Regent, presided. A -Memorial Service was ~,J',Cjuld contact Mrs. Joseph conducted for a departed Samillano of Fern Park- The member, Mrs. Mary E. Hoke, Aerie is expecting visitors from by the chaplain, Miss Hinton. the State department and the na American Society of Central Grand Acne (National Head Florida, 381 Orange Lane quarters) to attend th an educational leadership opportunity for greatest six-man oompa-pa-pa Young people interested in becoming }cxith aged eight to 18 that doesn't overlap involved in 4-H programs, should contact with the schools' progaim." Carswell at the Agro-Center, U.S. 17-92, Ms. Carswell is a W73 graduate of Brevard Sanford. Restaurant. The convention will be held Oct. 16. 17 arid 18 at the Don Cesar Hotel, St. Petersburg. The Local club president, Jean me to bake these pies.' Twelve years ago, when the ...... fund and more. the afternoon was The Eagles held a Luau Ali Charles eese, who spoke on ' rig points of the Con, R disabled veterans i hos 't.als 4 ftsi were served to the fonowing: Mrs. A. W. Lee; Mrs. leon SPECIAL SALE Pretty Jo Ann CopeWd prepares a peanut butter pie. I Herald Photo by WALL flEATING, INC. $ SLEEPER-SOFAS . • • artists displaying special crea. life in the Merchant Marine. flis tions, many of which will reflect macrame creations reflect lus and a we of the IM on display t*. reflecting yesterday in tier di ginning Sept. 20. play and will be glad to dii making any other new creatioci. The public is invited tomeet Capt. A. J. 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CALL 322-2611 I The HERALD - ', A History Of Sanford I • - uu ' World War 4 100 PCT PURE LEAN NOW 9 8 -- 'Sanford And The I - H " sui,, ar is disstiliIi and parsnips are lendtir. Makes: 4 servings. I; I Call Tod ay And - -. 1 41 '' • - 1111, I THE HERALD -. -'- Doubles ROO M OPEN DAILY 4ED 1^ Niimwn . Bring to a boil; reduce heat and sumner 20 minutes, until crisptender. Drain. In large skillet I HERALD 04 housed a bed. Twins, doubles and queen sizes available Many fabrics and colors to choose from. 41 " $ - margarine tablespoon sugar teas poon pepper The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. 49 "' f . . SUBSCRIBE NOW $& 4%50 j Women's Haircut - 14 Style 5 (Shampoo & Set) Short Hair $4 - 1 teaspoons salt-, divided 2 tablespoons butter or With Th e . ____ Seating by day of thiaiiiine and iron. 20 calories! And turnips provide fresh parsley over half the recommended I teaspoon sugar allowance of vitamin C. I teaspoon salt Moreover, this raw turnip salad Is teaspoon pepper assures that none of the vitamin 4 cups shredded pared %hite C is lost in cooking. turnip When buying turnips, look for (about 8 turnlps) those that are smooth, firm and I Red Delicious apple, cored and diced have few leaf scars around the I do not pare) crown, or fibrous routs at the In crnchi onT vinega r, parsley, sugar, salt and pep The hardy parsnip is one of Pare turnip, shred on coarse 0 OF 40 1*6 eauty Reg, $25 Men's Haircuts 3,. ,. smooth. Add pecans. Spread on cake. (Shampoo, Blow Ury, Set) and they go well in stews, Raw Turnip Salad Turnips, in good supply ' cup sour cream Juring the fall months, are a 1 tablespoon cider vinegar melt butter. Add parsnips, root vegetable. They're low in 2 tablespoons finely chopped remaining teaspoon salt, calories. one white turnip ( fresh onion sugar, pepper and lemon juice. cup diced), has approximately 2 tablespoons finely chopped Cook 10 to 15 minutes, or until 4K ' . . cup margarine 3 tablespoons cocoa Men's Styling 112 a coleslaw texture to salads, tender. Properly cooked par. and have a mild flavor. In this snips have a sweet nutty flavor 1 tablespoon fresh lemon cream)' Raw Turnip Salad, the that's ideal with roast pork, juice vegetable teams up with onions, chicken and turkey. One cup of Pare parsnips, cut in fresh parsley and a Red cooked parsnips pro vides a diagonal slices Place in Delicious apple. Turnips can third of the daily allowance of riiediurn saucepan, cover with also be served boiled (with a vitamin C, and useful amounts water and add I teaspoon salt. es and add sugar. Beat until To prepare parsnips, pare Water Salad, suggested by the United t he m li ke carrots and place in a I cup shortening Opening Week Special: Uniperm Li iso",, scover Although shaped like carrots, hours. When ready to seli serve them ... in a Raw Turnip Longwood, Fla. - 0 parsnips have a pale yellow add apple and mix well. Makes: tried before. Turnips, for in. color. They're particularly 6 to 8 siervings. stance. They're usually cooked, delicious when glazed as in this Lemon Glazed Parsnips but now there's a new way to Lemon Glazed Parship dish. 2 pounds fresh parsnips Quality Inn North INN n some vegetables you haven't Luncheon Buffet BOX mar- bring to a boil. When margarine has melted, remove from heat 0 Take a second look when the least known vegetables and grater andadd to dressing; inix produce and you may 6 tablespoons Coca Cola I box Confectioner sugar Sanford's Newest House 0 y ou re shopping for , fresh therefore often neglected, well. Cover and chill several 1007 SanfordAve. chopped EACH 111 AW IM 1 cup chopped pecans Put margarine, cocoa and Coca Cola in a saucepan and CAKE 2 3eef Pattoies The Head Hunters fB PLUMBING Monday-Friday • So ur risin A cup margarine — MEATS For Men & WOMeri RawTu rinip 0 GROUND 3 tablespoons cocoa Opening tomorrow, Thurs. Sept. 18 1 Electric ON done. Can be baked in a greased tube pan or a 9ii9x2 inch pan Remove from oven and cool in pan Co ver si th following icing ICING Elda Nichols Take A Second Look 0 Io, i _"i sii Vegetab l Top with no'ringue, Bake at 32.5 recipe for the pie, and from that COLA beginning, came the traditional 2 cups flour Copeland pies. 2 cups sugar PEANUT BUTrER PIE I flaked Pie Shell 9 Inch size it DeLand, will have three guest tags. Capt. Murphy spent his among other IM New England mill house inn. Mrs. Nesbiti, a very good Jo Ann teaches second grade Itz cups at Altamonte Elementary shmalloii It The Whistle Stop Gift Shop, his line to present such as home of handcrafted gifts in lamps, knotboards, evening and furnishings will have "til School. THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY IPWILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME0 :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM ABOUT OLD CLASSMATESS i Charles A. Wyman, Deltona, Widely known for his doll houses j • a -' ._ - -- Are For Flowers Full Salad Bar Three minutes, or until eake tests (,00k, soon devised her own until muringue is brown. BUSINESS PERSONS , hake approximately 45 until peanut butter becomes Pine Crest Inn, in Sanford. Jo mixture, if necessary. Spread Ann's mother, Mrs G lad ys peanut butter on baked pie Nesbitt, of Athens, (,a , as she ll Continue cooking filling visiting at the time, and they all until thickened Remove from fell in love with the delicious he;it. Stir in vanilla. Coid puanut butter pie served at the UOMPI~-I[Lly- Pour into pie shell. w!% ___________________________________________________ stitution. At the tea hour refreshments C. i burn; Mrs. R. M. try" with revelers dressed in state officers. • irs. J ohn Melsch; M traditional dirndl and Irene Hinton; Mrs. Stanley lederhosen, DAR For Al T Pierce; Charles Reese and ,1rs, In a happy, carefree at. The members S llie The Vimt.er Park Mall will be cause she forged the The Orlando Square and mosphere, everyone can enjoy Harrison Chapter National feature a variety of exhibits signatures of the lowly and the Round Dance Council's theme the good fellowship that exists Society , Daughters I h DWC di,ring the coming weeks. great to Shaeffer writing in- for this year is "Dancing Feet between German people and American Revolution, met Democratic Women's Club of Americans in the sunshine Friday, The Mechanical Music struments and desk set plaques to the i Beat." t. 12 at the home of Seminole County elected Society of Central Florida will while working for the Shaeffer The caller Thursday Is Susan State. For more information, Mrs. F.E. !Roumlllat 910 delegates to th e State C° pr esent their exhibit Sept. 18 Company. While there, she Adams with Jim Trulock call the German.American Palme t to Ave., with Miss Ire ve ntlon at the Sept. 6 oon from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The carefully copied the signatures directing round dancing. Societyclubhouse. Hinton co-t'.ostess. Mrs A W meeting at Cavalier exhibit will consist of barrel of important persons such as Friday the square dance caller Ord rde r Of ages organs, music boxes, President Eisen hower, the la te is Jim Stinson wi th Joe O phonographs, nicholodi.ans and Senator Robert Taft, band Augenblich on round dance The Fraternal Order of other nx-morabilia. There is no leader Eddie Howard and many portions. Eagles, Aerie 2643, will be charge. other notables. About 12 clubs will have presented its charter on Oct. 24 Dean Jellison and Maxine members participating. Youth at the Altamonte Civic Center. Shagstia will be In the Artists The Orlando Squre and groups are invited as a feature A Halloween dance will foll ow Corner Si 15-20. They hi Round Dance Council will dance presentation for mid. with Nick Pfifauff providing engrave designs in the bowls of celebrate National Square evening. music. Prizes will be given for spoons. Da nice Week with performances Maxine Shagisti was known on Sept. 18 & 19 between 7 and 9 as the "Honest Forger" P.m. Mrs. Iaurel Coulon. New Smyrna, miniature ceramic artist, designs and molds her creations. Many of her collector pieces are so small one can hardly have • „, HOT HOUSES ra I liquid into peanut butter. Stir (opclands first caine to soft and can be spread easily, they visited the old :(1(I more of the hot filling , Implement the Plan of Action, the IWY Conference will have been Aorthi if the exchange of information and the keen interest of the participants result in expanded private efforts to deal with women's 1, w s. G r. rit • insUint hit from the beginning. Ix),ler. As mixture ts and mixture. Stir in buttermilk, Its sort of a tradition now for begins to thickcn,s(ir ' cup hot soda and eggs. — greater participation of has hampered women's efforts '.ornt'n in policy-making to sta rt small businesses or to expand agricultural produc Mrs. C. E. Butler; him. Robert Oktoberfest will evoke an and his wife, the district W. Deane; Mrs. R. E. True; l ti . interest loans to women in United States Norris, is a candidate for state k is to ob- second vice president. onstitution C brass band this side of the 30. The meal was prepared by Atlantic Ocean. will entertain Phil Yapo, a member , Lou from 8:30 p.m. onwards. Feldman played German wtu-st, sauerkraut with a and potato salad will be served performed b~ the members during the evening, along with during the evening. your faiiiorite beverages, The Special guests were Sky King Winter Par Ma l Exh ibits l >j . Even it governments fail to the best costumes. Those wishing to attend Oktoberfest "Mountainclimbers," the Bicentennial nostalgia on Sept. life long experience as well as 20, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. his love for li" hobby. -. — greater employment op. poorer rural and urban areas. disbribut ion, "Zionism,” were prepared by the IWY portunities for women; Difficulty in obtaining credit the year. Ms. Gill said. "Our aim is to provide own," she said eagerly. i . - on women's issues and of glaring inequities, troductifin and first chapter of literacy; Development Bank, which The most heated debates the Plan while accepting beefing up UN resolutions on compulsory primary would provide small low. — o 23, and the Casselberry, invites members, presentation and dance. committ" on arrangements, DA VA gtiests and frtefldStOenjo)a Aerie 2643 isa new club and M rs. Mary E fun-filled day and evening of new members are welcome, -Mrs. William The D.A.V.A. Unit 30 will D. Li and entertainment. regardless of religion or race. Mrs. Rournillat reported that have a flea market sale at the Oktoberfest will start at 3 The club's objective is to help the schools, weekly civic clubs, Dog Patch Flea market, p.m. on Sept. 27. Munich others in need and the radio and news media had been Longwood, Sept. 20 and 21. brewed Oktoberfestbeer will be organization supports Jimmy ms and Donations of usable items can served while merrymakers Durante children's homes all approached for publicity. mei- ac tha t citizens be made by contacting Cmdr. listen to harmordica and guitar over the world; the cancer display the American flag Landress in Louise music from 4 - 8 P.M. Ti research program; the heart during that time. Casselberry. Proceeds will help "Basically, Debbie will be organizing and cooking. tennis and gardenft — equip her setting up 4-11 clubs in the county," explained well for her new job directing youth programs Ms. Gill. I,Then she'll be coordinating 4-H in 4-H. programs counlYwide. We had a small but Ms. Carswell said she is looking forward to good Program last Year; we're aiming for getting started with new 4-H clubs and to bigger things this yei meeting the young people in the county. Her A horse project and dog care and trainin, Ms. Project will head the list of 4-H endeavors for Gill's guidanire — "but after that, I'm on my Art sts D splay At Whistle Stop Shop - --. inimunum goals to be ac. is headquarted in Teheran. Club Notes Big tihings are Planned for i clubs in Community College with her A.A. Degree in Seminole Count% this year, including the Social Sciences. and obtained her B.A. fo-ri-nation of seven or eight new clubs and an Degree in Secondary Education from Florida increase in memberstup from 2Do to 600, Technological University in 1915. Born in Assisting Extension Home Economics Rochester, N.Y., she is now married and lives Agent, Louise Gill with the task of expanding in Winter Park. She is a member of Florida A~ I.. . specific recommendations for such as changes in income five chapters of the Plan which Debbie Carsw ell calls kids to 4-H program. k I . women, the IW"i Conference almost unanimous agreement With 684 amendments to be complished by 1980, which A steering committee has a ccomplished its objective of on general principles and considered the delegates include been named to establish an educating government leaders measures needed to correct agreed to amend the in — an increase in women's International Women's L'i . '4 ") T Lyman High School Coach cup sugar 1 cup cola Dick Copeland in4i call the 2 (UPS milk Ii cup buttermilk si gn, on the football fie4d, but 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon soda his wile, Jo Ann, really knows 3 egg yolks (beaten) 2 eggs, beaten the score in the baking 2 tablespoons butter Sift together flour and sugar department. dash of salt and stir in marshmallows Set Jo Ann has become famous 1 teaspoon vanilla aside In a saucepan combine locall y 19r • making Peanut ' peanut butter (approx.) shor te ning, margarine, cocoa Butter pies, and treating 3. egg whites for meringue and cola. Bring to a boil — various teams from Combine sugar, flo ur and heat until shortening and L)man. Th The e boys all love the salt. Add milk, egg yolks, and margarine melt, Remove from pies and they have been an butter. Cook in top of double heat and pour over flour • on I 4' '—',,. -' 14 So much time was spent in child care facilities, women throughout the world. made regarding the Inter- women as second-rate helpers. national Women's Year Con. The 1.300 delegates from 133 political debates that passage The section of the Plan likely Princess Ashraf Pi of Iran lerence, held in Mexico (t}' countries represented a wide of the conference's main to receive close scrutiny by has offered to contribute from June 19 to Jul) 2.. As the range of views on women's document . the Plan of Action goernments is the listing of million tosar(1 the Institute if it . t F _____ _________________________________ nationalistic in health, nutrition, em- and would provide badly. ployment, family planning and needed data on the sit ua tion of brst United Nations conference issues, although there was was jeopardized. \ ' — their status? U I - am's r BEEF-LAMB-PORKIIIPOULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK For Regular Delivery If We Don't Have What you Want 322-2611 PHONE 322-2374 PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 We'll Order It! .- - �- -•- ----------- 4C—Evening Herald, Sanfo rd, Ff. ________ ______ __________ - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - (ALL STORES) SATURDAY 9PIMO 9Af& IS&OVERNMENT fig 0 1 Oak Quontity Rights Reserved NOTICE'Thurs., Sept. THOMPSON WHITE thru Sat., Sept. 20 BREVARD ALL I i 1 FLAVORS 1 MILK i L!JLJ i W-D BRAND HEA Y WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED ATURALLY TENDER BEEF toothpaste Toothpaste 59c . $ Toothbrushes EACH 29c 0pOI Tampons forgo, acin 40 Cy • • • 8 Shampoo . . BTI Listerine I~trrpirrCore Lotion. 37o, • BTL . • • I 89c $129 99 c $149 99c • M,h Boy Rust.' Ba'g Potatoes Potatoes to RAG . . 4 Bartlett Shredded Hu',drt $119 Hash Browns3 100 Orange J"ce 6 $100 I I II Yce l- Pears . . . • Banq u et D nners Rwfi 3 .•• 2 Bu.d LB P(, 19 S '?o: $119 CAPS ;Lit tle on - the Colo Corn . . . 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CUBE STEAK pçj uRAUNSri ii LIULR Bonrlrit Beef 1 SHARP Q CHEESE SPREAD MATCH $100 16 o, $100 Beans a 4, 3 900 Dog Food . 5 C A pa 01 PKGS Glasses , . 70c P XC A to 65 Cheese . 0 0 0 1 CUP Cheese of 0 0 es it j'L .-, (~-j Y urt Cheese 0a. 0 LB 59 Biscuits el 4 79c C uueese . . . . 49 C FUNNY FACE 0000 53c 6' 03 Duncan Mines Coke too CT 12 or mix OR TCH C At-o w r Broom 5 . M b9 $ Thrifty Maid Sliced 16 0: CHICKEN FRANKS U Br.1 do., 25c OFF 3T I LADGI CHICUN OOr,NA 0 KAHN Wl.-- T I LB S Margarine a 19c PKG GET ONE FREE I LB. W 0 Hand USDA Cc 89C Rib] ,, IG) $119 Margarine :A:S 5th., mix a o PieShells I Ca rve 5 9 TIP STEAKS All Pet C11 7 Pmk; Astor i Alcohol . . Alka-Seltzer 99C D WJorant 0 SIZI, $129 Tablets . 0 0 0 99 O,.ldo 1I LB. 79c 11111 . . . . • • DONUTS .......... l4I••I••.••••••••••••••_••••••••••••Jf 3 PLUMS, . . fee. . . . BUY ONE WESTERN FEDERALLY NATURALLY TENDER BEEF MIA OR - HONEYDEWS . . . . . . . S. CHOICE) D HEAV INSPECTED U I LB. 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Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1975 1 Coupons AIC re worth 400 stamps on a purchase of $20 JCoupons B&C are worth 500 stamps on a purchase $25 Coupons A, B&C are worth 600 stamps on a purchase of $30.00 (through $24.99 - Ithrough $999 or more - - - - - - - - — -- 0 fl 1 U I I A rr- Ii7iI'1IJJA1'1i! ] 'rr 1 100ioUs 118200B0M7S 300B0MTS I UpUlue Stamps Topwue Stamps : Uplwuestamps I with purchases totaling I I $5.00 thru $9.99 . UsethtscouponwiththeotherTrlpleHeader Coupons P (Excluding items prohibited bylaw) hic h coupons for up to .5ObrrnusStamPs (Exc!uding Items coupons for up to 450 bonus Stamps, (Excluding items prohibited by law) Coupon Good Thru Sept. 24, 1975 __ oupon Good Thru Sept. 24, 17S Coupon Good mru • i -- - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GET EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS /7 A _ ____________V•i I I $15.00 thru $19.99 I $10.00 thru $14.99 I Use ih coupon with the ather Tnpto Header with purchases totalsnç With purchases totaling PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18 THRU SEPT. 24,197S ri WE RESERVE THE LIMIT IUUU UP TO WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD c WtLCOU SANFORD HWY. 17.92/2690 ORLANDO AVE. IRM siji STORE HOURS (SUNDAM. TOO P.M.) ' %.J ff FAIRWAY FARMS ICE CREAM FAIRWAY FARMS____ HALF. . GALLON LYKES SMOKED ?J0R11 GROUND BEEF 3LBS. 75% Lean OR MORE LB. 80% Leon PICNIC SHOULDER 85% Leon Ground Chuck LB. SLICED p1.28 LB.98 NO ADDITIVES N BEEF ..NATURALLYTtNOER SHOULDER ST EAK BONELESS FOR EXTRA ECONOMY AND 06ODNESS To RTAMps ESTER FLORID 'A-.. BA- BY BEEF BONEL ESS $1 .781 . . - 78 L B. "TESTENDERE ARMOUR FAIRWAY FARMS DOZEN WHOLE Ground Round SAVE 30' 3 SIRLOIN STEAK BLADE CUT LB. 1.38 CENTER CUT CHUCK SIRLOIN STEAK CHUCK ROUND STEAK 9 .98 LB. $1938 BONELELB. SS 1 968 ROAST CLUB STEAK . LB. $298 DELMONICO STEAK BONELESS QQc CUBE STEAK LB. ROAST SHOULDER ROAST I. -;:j--. - U RIB ROAST -- —I-- - FRYING CHICKENS ____ . ,c... BEEF RIB HENS MIXED FRYER PARTS 0 11 —HINDQUARTERS . LB 3 FRONTOUAPTERS AVG. CUT & WRAPPED 3-WINGS WITH GI8LETS WT. LEG or BREAST L B 68; 18 TO 20 L13. FOR YOUR FREEZER QUARTERS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK BREAST, THIGHS or DRUMSTICKS 98 LB I CABBAGE MCINTOSH NWE WHOLE$ LB. FAIRWAY FARMS WHITE BREAD C PEARS GREEN 6 FOR 591CRED I-RUIT HAWAIIAN CALIFORNIA JUMBO SIZE CANTALOUPES L VEAL PATTIES 69 4 2 FOR 23 EA. 39c k 100 EXTRA TOPWITHVALUE STAMPS PURCHASE OF HUNTS TOMATO CATSUP 3)01 . 1 $ HUNTS FOR LUNCHES SNACK flACK SHASTA SOFT DRINKS I OZ PACK EXPIRES SEPT. 2l.l9?S FRESH LB. YO SEA TROUT FRESH WEST COAST MULLET FRESH FLA. STANDARD B. 7 CAN 1*98 79C MINUTEMAID FROZEN 100 PCT. FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE £7 C 33 JIM DANDY PACE SETTER DOG FOOD FAIRWAY FARMS SLICED BACON COPELANO OLD FASHIONED FRANKS 'iGAL59 49 C ONE POUND 1 .68 P 98 - -..107 AHAEAST LINKS 10739 OSCAR MAYER REG, OR REEF BOLOGNA HILLaHIRE POLISH SAUSAGE S OZ. PKG. 684' 68" LB. p148 75c 0T EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF 1 100 3e99 OAG $ $3 HEALTH AND BEAUTYAIDS SEPT. 14, 197$ iuuiirv I LB. 93C _____ , LOC Ui KRAFT VELVEETA 2 LBS CHEESE LOAF EXPIRES SEPT. 24. 197S 1CO JVWT TOPWITHVALUE STAMPS PURCHASE OF MOHAWK CANNED I . HAM .3LB. JJ . I I TOWELS HEAVY DUTY 4201. LIQUID HUDSON JUMBO ROLL 49'DETERGENT ONE GA LLON 59 C A DETERGENT PKG. J FAMILY FARE BLEACH ,111 FAIRWAY KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING FRISKIES CHICKEN, LIVER OR FISH RICH'S CAT COFFEE 1107 CAN lOc FOOD Ii RICH TENDER VITTLES CAT FOOD $1968 LB. p2.98 ,00z LOAF 3/ 4407 CAN F jo$100 R - OYSTERS 11701, PKG 59C 3 PEPPERS FROZEN BREADED 4 OZ. PATTIE DUNCAN HINES APPLES BARTLETT SHOULDER ROAST __________________________ COUNTRY PRIDE USDA GRADE 'A' BAKING or STEWING C 4tolLb. 58LB. Armour* Testender GREEN LB. OVENREADY7INCHCUT$178 . $1938' FOIL WRAP QUAL. PAK 220Z. U 100 EXrr ,.RA TOP VALUE STAMPS 394-WITH PURCHASE OF 2 DOZEN POTATO ROLLS FROMOUP OWN 0AKEY I EXPIRES 4594 t �- - -' 4—— • VAL — --- • I -— - • S - - . 5' .. • — 5- .5.; ---- — 5- - ' 4 - 4 • - S - - S - - - - - - .- ---S .4.— • • -- -- ._ .- S -4S . -. •.: -• 4 S - - - - - - I -- S - f - __.___ p — — - * • IS -. I - t..- . 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1975; <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/c28182715048bc561b01bb1376e7db4c.pdf c526c3e30d88df1e15d470ebabc2fe75 PDF Text Text Monday, Sept. 15. 197S 68-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Mort Walket BEETLE BAILEY eFoRE WE [ T TART SETTER FUEL LiP .-i5AY5 FLIL.L. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL hi ) t For Tuesday, September 16, 1975 ARIES March 21-April 19) express yourself creatively. Put your talent to a profitable by Dare - &LLEYOOP - Groue jopkDcMAL SINCE WE t, i.... )I'VE STRUC IT RICH! .JT OUT THE ENTERTAINMENT! >, I( by Art Sonsom LxSTEt) mIsts THE _____ J - Jt I COP 'T IMJ(F HOME AU5 WIRC) \/ ME Tht - HELP /,&E uP * I by Lorry Lewis LIrot.rr 7___ -) SEEING ' FiRST US TO NEVER AGAIN) 14 1 RE AN INST RUCTOR... / \ I i II ______ ______ i AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're at your best today if confronted by a challenge4 Success is likely In whatever you put your mind to. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Something you're presently involved in will turn out to be of far more benefit to you than it appeared on the surface. - III S ER LA)6N4 MOtS1URE 1MRcOG4 A FALATIOW IN ''ER Site UpPIpuuu( " .- -iV7 17 RC5TOCZ1 ot. r.45/rIrE' (Y T / A I I. - Put. 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I " '. .1 SUFFICIENT TO PROTECT \ ALL MVPOSTSSIONS.2 " 1 ! • ('oUlit)'. \ 14 I f ADrIIIF THE BURGLARY RATE IN :1Y X CUPANSAVE . .. ______ , - I Today Around I'll(- Clock eterriarie property taxes. County Pares Budget To W th i n $97,000 Of Certified M age A formal resolution to adopt both the new budget, down about $1.8 million from last sear's $52 million figure, ;ind i - .'•.' .- A BATH After listeran4 to isplwals tip i cut part of the $1 million in contingency funds and exerc Williams Action Saves $19,000 4;,i . I..AKF: MARY -City Council . . r . V. . p.. passed its 1975-'76 budget . / totaling $568,6 Monday night .. and reta ined the property rate at three mills. r wWith the increase in real . -. / p. ... property evaluations for tax (, a., purposes, Seminole Property Appraiser Terry Goembel had p • certified Lake Mary's tax rate . at 1.9 mills, lone mill equals 11 per $1,000 appraised property •. . •. value.) . The budget Includes 1315,472 for the utility department and . $252,794 general operation. Department allocations in. • .. .•-. . dude: public works $16080 • • • police department $62,900; fire $ • -: •• • . . department $16,508; building ..- and zoning $30,685 and ad. • . . ,. . • ministration $46,621. %r . Included in the line item for insurance and bonds was $5,000 -. • .' for hospitalization and a penslon plan for city employes. The council also agreed to aside 10 per cent of each departimient's contingency fund I for construction of a city hall in the future. Li City Council will hold a workshop and special meeting beg b inning at 7:30 tonight. From THE OLD ROPE TRICK 7:30 to 8 p.m. council will discuss the possible repaving of It is a topsy-turvy world for Mike Brock, Forest City Elementary Rinehart Road under a School eight-year-old, as he views the school playground from cooperative agreement with the upside-down position. ., - 1: WINTHROP - 7`1 k 1_~ 11 _ L. Mary Tax Rate Remains by T. K. Ryan dL eY V Adopted r - , I- Ir'lF11e1+ F ' -' School , 1 I .1-J The biologist. Vihlen says, will be retained to perform pollution te.st __________ 111~~) LU '. TUMBLEWEEDS LL9L Vihlen said today the cornmLssmon plans to lay Adair and the technician off. .',' ,.. "You know very well WHAT ' find out about his budget be fore being told by a reporter on Thursday that the pollution control epa rtme nt had been wiped out. d "When they started talking about it, I thought they ere just doing away with lab serices," Adair said. - J" the JaCOh) /NOt4 He said he spent all day Wednesda y trying Commissioner John Kimbrough said he wasn't favor of eliminating the pollution control department. against the 134,584 ut in : hikefront tract. The lakefront off from the other gorn. more "fiscal restraint arli tract is four blocks Vest of the mental buildings, to a "dumb•': I responsibility" with flle green light for .i $225,000 existing city hall building, bell" geographically. depressed economy, public rkscentr including a which is presently across th(. Commissioner Julian Sten Seminole County School Boar motor pool area project for the strut frotti the Seminole strom argued the geographical adopted b) a 3-2 tote, its new • Cit of Sanford, was given County Courthouse. separation "would enhance and $50.2 million budget Monday unanimously Monday afternoon Cit) Manager Warren E. improve the property in betSanford City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles ( left) watches as Commissioner A.A. McCLnahan points to night. the approved $225,000 by Cit' Commissioners In a "Pete" Knowles emphasized ween..." and may invite Public Works Center project while Commissioner Julian Stenstron, u right i points to new location for City Hall, The budget for the 1975-76 iHerald Photo by Joe '1 regular work se ton. (tie location for a new construction for a shopping Asbeni school year Includes a 16 per At sametime, o.Ji ¶ has been approved by center and professional offices b "side by side," and that behsteri the city and count' SO "off dead center." increase Knowles was November. Tentative ground. cent in the inis~ioncrs vAed 3-2 to the cotnr~wion. as desired by the Downtown mo%ing ('11y 11;111 to the 'Ar estern the rounty could purchase the authorized to arrange a five- breaking is approximately Dec. M9.323,412.51 operating fund deunatt' the location for a new Mayom Lee Moore arti Redevelopment Steering tract uuld be "broadening it present city ball property, build year ba nk loan to begin the 1, and the project could be over last year. The budget calls city ball tiiilding within a dty- Commiss i oner John Morrj, Committee. loo far,' a parking lot there, and the city eight month construction completed by August 1976, for a total 86 millage levy, ........ ust .---. f.WFW.t 11 7 , li,kr.frnnt trftt't ..:... •i. .•... .... ..._ -. , •. ... ....,,.....,1 ,I.. -..... city ""ulu IIJ Iou1uy IILUI •- t' know what wnau nappenea u'uu use uusnioney to build a project. Knolcs said. including .6 mills for debt t F'rcni?i Ave. amid Seminole location because it Is away whole lakefront area," Sten. when General George Arm- nei' city hail. Knowles said the next step Roth Mayor Moore and service, which will be ad- "romn th ermrthous& and main strom said, (' in ID is sb ncr S A . A. would be to advertise for bids strong I Custer split his forces, Morris said they thought it vertised for a second time Nl,, Clanahan and Gordon Nleyer for the public works complex, premature to designate a orris warned. atptb:. works 'em 'at1on, said he preferred ;ç- u ;ii. , ...i Mayor Moore said a better moved a nd seconded the motion probably by mid-October, and for the new city hail at this Each mill equ.k$1 per 1,000 complex ie within the hall site, whLts would t* spilt the ty ball and courthouse to plan would be cooperation to Ret the public works center the bid.s uou1d be received by time. ' of appraised non-exempt roper" value and is used to I, •__•••_••••• (Do you have a question for AC 176 fiWLi 9U4'(t ' Cfl' L4'JTh... ,4W 17i47 AW6, usis 4V 5xJfRTW aIRs WW. Ss A,W QIi4TE5 AV)'AZZi Aa711771c5. d. ___________ ll, Herald Staff Writer d ol PT COJSEIILL I!IL being f - 11%, .J()E ASKREN / ia71FUt/(4 - Adair said he was stunned that his department and his oAn salary Aere eliminated without hLi Instead, the cornmisso 4 i eliminated Adair, a biologist and a technician - th e entire operation. Commissioners hlattaway, Sid Vihlen Jr., Dick Williams and Harry Kwiatkowski favored ternaination of Adair anti lus department. - '.: . - - UV I BLON DIE Ha City arT, frW 4lXt For / I by Garry Trudeau SiL, 1'f 5R )fX I'(rstin. ccking operalmg purilliLs Ii utilities will apply to the county instead of to the county and to the state, Dale said. Dale said he will ask the state for a new contract luch would permit county issuance of permits. lie said SO!IIC state support - a vehicle, a boat and postal services - here being provided Adair's (lC[XIrttiiCflt. C DOONESBURV' CONNECTOR .. OUT I THI NK D Adair vowed last week to fight the commission's decision to oust him from his post. "I would hope that the people of Seminole County would be up there with me, too," he said. rPublicVV,3rKs Center -. e .-"-1 4ERE'S A LEAK THE commission's decision at today's 7 p.m. meeting at tlit' courthouse. .'I %ouI(I hope thatthe people ofSemninoleCourity 0U1l(1 be up there with tile, too." said Adair. Unless Langley Adair, Seminole County's hlattaway suggested Adair might find uni. pollution control officer, can do some fast and fancy f(x)t,A(,rk, lie's out of a county job - permanently. Ploy'llent " ith Bill Dale, the county's director of Asked Monday about Adair's status with the environmental services. Adair's pollution fighting county, County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway said responsibilities were placed under Dale. hio ever, I)alesait Monday hehasnoplace for a Adair was "assessing the job market." S14,800-vear pollution c ntrol officer. Adair and his entire department were Iuht nus I have no ings," eliminated Sept. 9, by a commission decision to cut I5oth Ilattaway and Dale said combining $34,584 from the county budget. pollution control with the utility department would Unaw are that his job and department had been e nwney and eliminate "duplication of serwiped out, Adair voued last week to fight the vic.'s , tric trump or diamond lead would .. By El) PIUCKETF herald Staff Writer ______ BUGS BUNNY ' C ____---- and are in a fourpade contract, how do you play your ('c.tIrI' " The Ame rican Lumps if dummy is void? "he answer to this one is to Bridge Teacher's quarteirly is source for hands play ace and then queen In always a fine opponent held K x x x Le1 hers to illustrate case one used by teac and his partner J x. th is will po i nts o f the jack and get you out Jim "T h ey are almost pick up t one run loss o ahays very simple and 60 1 :IN FIX j by Dick Turner CARNIVAL c are Olthi5 JacO.'YS most interesting questions well be used in this column and writers will receive copies ol "Paul points out a M1S \ NMMM. I 13 SEEMS I TO(.'E \I4MU!) A.N45 ' fJU6SYS EAThl ur_J\ r LI C4FA6L Adair Must Fight Tonight To Keep County Job UR BIRTHDAY YOUR Sept. 16, 1975 CAPRICORN By Oswald & James Jacoby , \ Hattaway, Dale See Little Hope For Retention material security. Be prudent. bright plan and embark you on Set aside a little surplus you'll a new venture Dec. 22-Jan. be accumulating. A reader from Connecticut asks if you hold *.AQ10964 straight for'ard so that even beginners can understand and follow them." Oswald: "Today 's hand ' described by Paul Boardman. is an exercise in no Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents play It. j us T4E 68th Year, No. 22-Tuesday. September 16, 1975 There will be a general irnproveeflt ni this coming year in contributing to your conditions will be disclosed to ignite a I1\ ()SWAI.I) and JAMES JA('OIIY ruin South's party, but the acIS tual lead was the jack of clubs, N()IITH enables South to make the ' 9 7 6 This J hand by the simple expedient of VA AQ76 cross•rufling out the hearts and clubs and finally throwing East EAST VS EST in with his ace of trumps. The *A A! line of play is to win the first ,KQJ 4 trick will, the ace of Clubs while •KJH 1o532 discarding a heart from dumK Q 86 .110954 my. fluff a club; cash ace of SOUTH hearts, cross ruff the rest of the * K Q 10 8 43 hearts and clubs and lead a spade. 094 "East has to take his ace and 32 must either allow South to ruff in dummy and discard a diaBoth vulnerable mond or lead away from his king up to dummy's aceWest North F.ast South queen A IV I'ass Pass Pass 6 £ Opening lead -.1 ì LAMI'US CLATTER with BIMO BURNS \ I F I career &ind financial prospects are very encouraging today. If you have an ace in the hole, Pass - THIS S HO ULD TEACH want, GEMINI (May 21-June 20 You'll do well in any situation usua lly profitable. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your tact and graciousness today will enable you to manageadeliCatesituatiofllna way so that everyone's interests will be served. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov-22) You'll be getting something that has small value to another, yet it will be of considerable worth to you. It's likely to conic secretly. SAGIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Through a conversation with a friend today, information WIN AT BRIDGE THE BORN LOSER - is developing that will make what you're working on tin- use. CANCER (June 21-July 221 The timing is now right to make changes you've been contemplating that could benefit your family. Begin today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Brause you're willing to cooperate today, someone is going to go a few extra steps for ing about, but haven't yet tried. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your chances of success are very good now. Your ambitions are in harmony with your desires. Go after what you 19) Situations relating to your you, to please you consid era bly. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be alert today. Something unique today where you'll be able to Try to break away from routine today. Do something new and imaginative you've been think- \fl - I IT'6 Okt T1E rGA eAuGa I HOROSCOPE when tie board meets again at 7.' p.rni. Sept. 24 in the Altamonte Springs city hail. Roger Harris, assistant superintendent for finance, said ___________________________________________________ Seminole County Corn- state requires local taxare above the certified mill age. the mnissioners have made their ti dget Ixier'. pay more this year Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said Eleanor Anderson, a bu way through a complicated to the increased property analyst in the Office of due county budget and cut it to today that he would offer a plan that would Managemiient Analysis and assessment and "local effort." within $97,(NX of the reduction reduce taxes about $70,000 below the cerEvaluation OMAE i said state which jumped '1 per cent from needed to meet millage fifled millage. $119,575 $5,192,211 last :.ir to $8,314,529 revenue siaring rcquirements certified by the more than uunty officials had for this year county's appraiser. Supermntenk'nt William P. anticipated. A gambit by Commissioner - A S.13.285 reduction in the missioners feel is excessive. On %Iondav, she cranked "Bud" Layer ticked off Ns Dick Williams netted a $19,000 Imiaintcnan(e department. At any rate Vihlen says he t hose figures into the budget to reasons for the 16 per cent or reduction when Seminole - Postponement of a lease will be "pushing hard" for reach the present $97,000 $5.388.707 Increase in the new Memorial Hospital trustees on purchase agreement which adoption of his plan. operating budget: deficit Monday cut their budget would net $7,380. Though Williams wrote the - The advent of collective At last week's hearing, requests. - And finally, a compromise hospital, Polk, Circuit Court $650,000 b argaining means $70,000 in deficit was reduced to The cut came after Williams with Sheriff John Polk which Judge Virgil C.onkling, Circuit about $200,000. That reduction administrative costs. Court Clerk Art Beckwith - Retirement system cost:, wrote letters to hospital and Vihlen says would save $13000 Jr., was accomplished by slashing Last week, the commission property appraiser Terry $75 are up $924,000 a year more other count)' officials asking ,000 front the road materials than last year. them to reduce budgets to allow turned down Vihlen's request to Goemnbel and Tax Collector fund and 150.0k.') from t he Troy May. only additional - Unemployment cornthe commission to stay within give the' sheriff an the hospital has to-be countywide library ser. pensation for layoffs means $120,000 tl)w,ir(l the $2.6-million respond ed with a budgetary ,, the certified 5.4 mills. A property owner, if millage sought by Polk, The adaitlonal cut. Total county budget for next $100,000 has to be budgeted. - Insurance costs 150.400 remains as is, would pay $5.49 $120,000 would bring the Beckwith has attacked year is about $18-million, by 12.5figures used Williams which compared of taxable sheriff's budget to about more since the state legislature per cacti $1,000 to last year's million, a figure some cornshow county officers' budgets abolished the local board's property. million - sovereign immunity - Ifl(I In addition to Williamii anybody can sue the board," letters to county officials - Wage increases for school over whose budgets the cornemployes cost $1.2 million mission has no control - Contingency funds are Commission Chairman Sid The Board of l'r' Lstct's of $394,000 budget, came after cliluizig without ithout in- ibout $I million, including Vihlen Jr. outlined a plan toda Scmiiinole Memorial Hospital Board Chairman John Evans e-reastng taxes and asked the 30,000 in school-earned which he says will reduce taxes voted Monday to reduce its received a letter from Count)' hospital trustees to review their 'Ciirr)-0Ver' funds, which are about $70,000 below the certified annual budget request to (tie Commissioner Dick Williams. programs for items tha t could budgeted for anticipa ted in millage level. Seminole County Commission, creases in utility costs, be cut. In essence Vihlen, at today's 7 In the letter Williams - An anticipated three per Trustee Allen Keen suggested p.m. meeting, will propose the The reduction, which slashed reported the county was within the $19,000 figure, which the cent "shortfall" in state funds following cuts: $19,000 from the ho s pital ' s 1152.0(k) if balan trig zt up. IL tVi! ,Ipprt.. 1 fr the new year The board recently granted increased health benefits to mnployes totalling about ill Hospital Cuts Budget Request Utility Hike Ends Six-Week Hearing S 190,000. Sewer, C TV Fee Increases G a in A nv ri I Layer said there are 1,000 more pupils in the county than �2A—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Casselberry Tuesday, Sept. 16,197S Legal Notice Delays Action IN Residents Shout Down Tax Levy By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer ('ASSEI.IIERRV The initiation of a 1.75 mill tax was literally shouted down at the public hearing here Monday night. The tax would amount to $1.75 on every $1,000 of appraised non-exempt property v alue. At the public hearing, Casselberry residents lined up to voice their opposition to the proposed tax, which would take effect with the city's new budget next month. After three hours of presentations by several concerned citizens, the council voted to delay action on the new tax until a public work session on the matter can be held Wednesday. 1 hc \Vtn1.i csson t scheduled for 7p.m. at city ball. One of the first speakers to oppose the new ta , said several departments in the city government could be cut back. (crry Christensen of Crystal Bol Circle questioned the need for a new building inspector and a new officer for the fire department. Christensen also said. "There isa great waste of manpower in the Public Works Department and it doesn't operate as efficiently as it should." The remark drew a thunderous round of applause. Funds carried over from last ear's budget ere the target of another blast by Christensen. "The city has $185,000 carried over from last year," he said, "I hate to think of our taxes sitting in a bank while the city liultis n ctnprc" __ NA110N — - After the standing ovation received by Christensen had subsided, Council Chairman Edith I.. Duerr replied that substantial funds had carried over because technicalities had not allowed their use in the old budget. Realtor-Associate Nathan Van Meter, proposing the elimination of the entire City Finance Department, said, "Before %*,e had a linarre director we didn't need taxes." The audience erupted to cheers. The realtor said prohibitive taxes had stopped growth in C.asselberry and cited that as the reason for the city's tax problems. As proof of support for his position, Van Meter presented a petition of apiiroxiiiiicly 400 names op. posing the tax and demanding they didn't like. Recreation the ordinance be put to a commission volunteer Mrs. Pat referendum. Duffy defended that departCalls for a referendum were jie nt's budget, saying, "in hard heard throughout t he session, (lnies the children need one point Councilman John sonthing to keep them off the Zacco sa id a provision of the streets." But audience reaction city charter would force a was negative. One woman said, referendum if enough residents -Le t's forget the frills and get signed a petition, but Duerr down 10 b.'isics. been fl:W I At countered by citing a state law Not only the proposed that nullified the provision in property tax, but the cornthe area of taxes. missioners themselves came under fire during the hearing. Duerr also pointed out t ha t if the proposed inillage wasn't One resident, criticizing the voted into effect by council this property tax, reminded the month, the budget as originally council that "the old gray mare proposed, containing a new 6ain't what she used to be," and mill tax, would automatically another said, "I swear. . ., I've go into effect, never been interested In politics Discussion of the new budget before, but if this tax passes, grew more and more heated as I'm going to remember every residents defended portions one of you when election time they liked and criticized parts comes around." %NW- - Am CIA Officer Defied Order, Kept Deadly Poison: Colby — Alligators Off Critical List WASHINGTON (AP) Alligators will be taken off the endangered-species list in Florida and six other Southern states under a rule change planned by the federal government, an enforcment official says. Keith Shriner said Monday that the Interior Department is ready to go ahead with the new rule that transfers the alligator to the less-restrictive "threatened species" list in Florida, Alabama, Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina and most of Louisiana. The "threatened species" list still does not allow public hunting, but does allow state wildlife-management agencies to control the reptile and establish programs geared to moving them to less populated habitats or killing them without federal permits. - .' -' I t 'w' CUB SCOUTS WIN HONORS . - - -' . 41=- `- 4_.. .' -. - _________ Scoutmaster Ted Blue hands Arrow of Light certificates to Ricky Ramassar, left, and Marvin Knight in ceremonies Monday at Harper Elementary School. The Arrow of Light Is the highest award In Cub Scouting. (herald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) Pleads Guilty Of Trespass Bicycle-Riding Drifter — Clemency Board Finishes WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford's Clemency Board has ended its work after processing claims for 15,468 applicants out of an estimated 10, 000 eligible men. The board's tenure expired at midnight Monday under the law that authorized its creation to enable men convicted of draft evasion or punished for desertion in the Vietnam war era to earn presidential pardons. Ford Issued an executive order Monday delegating the Justice Department to tie up the loose ends of the board's work. This involves principally giving final recommendations to Ford on 910 applicants for whom more Information is needed, board spokeswoman Nia Nicholas said. — Consumers Get Weapon Beginning next month, conWASHINGTON (AP) suiners will have a new eapon for dealing with those credit card company computers that just keep spitting out past-due notices in the face of protestations that the computer is wrong. One of the requirements of a law taking effect Oct. 28 is that companies must advise credit users p.r1odically how and where to file a claim for a billft error. The Federal Reserve Board announced Monday the final regulations that will provide the basis for enforcing the Fair Credit Billing Act passed by Congress Last year. — Senate Election Held Again New Hampshire voters are CONCORD, N.H. (AP choosing between Democrat John A. Durkin and Republican Louis C. Wyman in an unprecedented rerun of the closest U. S. Senate election in the nation's history. Despite a forecast of sunny skies and mild ternperatuzes In the 60, politicians In both parties predicted the turnout today would be considerably below the 223,000 - u h. -. v&M l.i Told To Head Back Home By BOB LLOYD llerald Staff Writer Jwunie Laringo got out of Jail Monday and got his bicycle back, The 38-year-old Minnesota drifter, who said he rode the bicycle to Florida from Indiana, pleaded guilty in circuit court to trespassing, a misdemeanor, was and on one-year released selfprobation by Circuit Judge J. William Woodson on the condition that Laringo make his way back north. Laringo came to Florida searching for a Job picking oranges. Then on July 27, 1975, according to defense attorney David Porter, Laringo got caught in a rainstorm and sought shelter at Sanford Middle School, French Ave. and 18th St. Sanford police arrested him on a charge of entering without breaking with intent to commit a misdemeanor when they found tutu asleep on the floor of the band director's office. Public Defender Franklin Kelley told the court Monday that he wculd help Laringo seek assistance from the Salvation Army or another service agency toward a bus ticket north and food Laringo said he has relatives in Minnesota and Michigan but doesn't know their addresses. Kelley said his office would assist in contacting the relatives. In other criminal cases scheduled for trial this week In Judge Woodson's court: Carl Booth, 19, 645 W. 25th Sanfiird, plead-d guilt) as — my" open a door at the office of Dr. William Webb at the Executive Point Building, 101 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, and took an out-ofstate credit card and a check from a checkbook. Judge Woodson ordered McBride held in Jail pending a PSI and Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook noted there are other charges pending against McBride. State Ally. Abbott Herring's office dropped a grand larceny charge against Judy Goodall, 26, 501 Sanlando, Longwood. Trial of James Anthony Buffo, 46, 546 Orange Drive, Altamonte Springs, on a charge of sale of false motor vehicle ownership documents, was continued until the week of Oct. 13. _ The court granted defense motionsto continue the trials of Donald Crowder, 44, and his wife Carolyn, 42, of 551 Karen St., Altamonte Springs, until the week of Oct. 13. The Crowders face charges of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property In connection with an alleged "steal-to-order" theft ring that police said handled nearly $1million in merchandise last year in Orange and Seminole and other Central Florida counties. Defense attorney Tom Freeman said there hadn't been time since the Crowders' Aug. 15 arrest to prepare the defense due to the complexity of cha r ges against the Crowders and 11 other co-defendants in the cases. . rial Date Slated On Pair Of Charges I An Oct. 27 trial date has been set for a 55-year-old Forest City man accused of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and sexual battery. Circuit Court Judge Virgil B. Conkling set the trial date Monday when Therrie C. Rogers, 55, Forest City, entered a plea of innocent to the charges when arraigned in circuit court, Other defendants pleading Innocent arid trial dates set included: Charles Lee Knight, fl. 300 W. 27th St., Sanford, accused of two counts of grand larceny and one count of breaking and — CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE NO. 71.331CP In Re: Estate of DOROTHY W HARRISON, Deceased FINAL NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 74th day of October, A D 1975. ,l 10 30 a m Present to the Honorable Circuit Judge, presiding lnChambcrs,in the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, his final return and accounting, as Executor of the Fstate of DOROTHY W. HARRISON, Deceased, and at said time, then and there, make ap pIiationto the said Judge for a final settlement of said Estate, and for Order for distribution and Order discharging Thomas A Speer as Such Executor DATED This 12th day of Sep tember. A 0 1975 Thomas A Speer As Executor of the Estate of DOROTHY w HARRISON, Deceased Thomas A Speer Of Counsel Speer & Speer, P A ill Magnolia Avenue P o a 1364 Sanford, Florida 31771 Attorneys for said Estate Publish' Sept 16, 71, 30, Oct 7. 1975 OFP 120 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. CASE NO. 7S.1434.CA.116 In Re: Name Change of MARK ALAN HICKS and BRYAN LEE HICKS NOTICE TO DEFEND TO HERS(HL(t W H lC IN BRIEF WASHINGTON AP A former middle-level CIA officer decided to keep a secret cache of deadly poisons In spite of presidential orders to destroy them, agency Director William E. Colby said today. Colby, without naming the retired officer, said he "made this decision based on the fact that the cost and difficulty of Isolating the shellfish toxin were so great that it simply made no sense to destroy it, particularly when there would be no future source of the toxin," Colby said the toxin was moved In 1970 from the Army's Biological laboratory at Ft. Detrick, Md., where it was developed, to the Central Intelligence Agency's laboratory storage facility. Presidential directives in 1969 and 1970 ordered the destruction of such poisons. Colby said in testimony prepared for the Senate intelligence committee that the officer was "not directly associated" with the drug project at Ft. Detrick. At another point, Colby said the officer "bad been the GS-15 branch chief In 1970." THE 50, 532 Royal Arm, Altamonte Springs, uttering a forgery, trial Oct. 27. George Harold Alford Jr., 19, 407 Orange Ave., Sanford, leaving the scene of an accident with personal injury, trial Oct. 27. Jackie Lee Perry, 19, 105 Lincoln Court, Sanford, breaking and entering with to intent coilmit a misdemeanor, trial Oct. 27. Robert Lee Jones, 43, Sanford Route Two, carrying a concealed firearm, trial Oct. 13. Paul Bennett, 46, 308 E. Fifth St., Sanford, izrand lar— - — — — trial Charles 0 P. MargMel M knight the holder of the following certificates has filed said cer tificatec for a tai deed to be issued thereon The cert i ficate numbers the issuance, Anti years of description of the property, and the nanit's in which if was assess-ed are as 10110A% 337 Year 01 Certificate No 115IJ,'ln(t' 1971 PO 75 1615 CA 09 E ADVANCE MORTGAGE COM PORATION. a Delaware cor porallon, Plaintiff, vs EARL PRITCHARD and MARY A PRITCHARD h i s wife. Defendants TO Mary A Pritchard Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Action toforeclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: Lot ID, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT TWO, according to the pl4t thereof as recorded in Phil Book 16, page 21, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Together with all structures and improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached also All gas. steam. thereto electric, water, and other heating. cooking, refrigerating, lighting. ventilating, irrigating, plumbing and power systems. machines. appliances, fixtures, and ap purtenance. which now are or may hereafter pertain to. or be used with. in. or on said premises. even though they hi' rtrtactied or detachable Hotpo i nt At Al. Drop In Mange Nutont' kitchen Hood and Fan has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to it on Maclean and Brooke plfl'iff'S attorney, whose ac1tress if P o. Drawer X. Jacksonville, Florida. 3 11 on or before September ifl. 1975, and file the original with the clerk of this Court either before service on plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for therelict demanded in the - FLORIDA IN BRIEF NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 191, 246Florida Statutes) N O T ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. COURT. CIRCUIT IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE F 10 R I 0 A CO U NT Y NOTICE OF ACTION Earl Pritchard Residence Unknown Judge Legal Notice Legal Notice Description of Property I 04 179 P. S ' 04 Lot 127 Woodrufls Subd Frank L P13 3 Po 4.4 Namein which assessed Claude G. Tyre All of cic property being in the County of Seminole. Stateof Florida 1lnIps such certificate or cer tificate's shall he redeemed ar cording to law the property dccribed in Such Certificate Or will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court houseclnoronthe6th d4y of October. 1975 at 11 00 A M Mt'd this 21st day of Aujul, 1975 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr (lprk of the Circuit Court (1v Ida Creal, Deputy Clerk Publish Sept 7. 9, 16. 23, 1975 ('W P A Zumwalt Scores Soviets At Governor's Conference It ORLANDO (AP) —Retired Adm. Elmo Zumwalt, former chief of Naval operations, said today the Soviet Union has made a decision to take "deliberate advantage" of the west's energy crisis. "What this country needs to be aware of is that there is much wrong with detente today," Zumwalt told the 41st Annual Southern Governors Conference. "There is in the Soviet Union a decision to take deliberate advantage of this energy situation," he said. Zuniwalt said the Russians are urging members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to increase their prices, rely on Russian technicians to build new refineries and withdraw their investments from sestenl banks. At the same time, Zumwalt said, the Soviet Union is out. spending the United States in both strategic and conS veritlonal seapons. Meanwhile, Sen. Dale Bumpers, 1)-Ark., told governors that President Ford's imposition of a $2-a-barrel tax on i mported oil gave the big oil companies 'a windfall profit of $1.5 a Bumpers said oil companie3 reaped the profit by raising the price of domestic oil by $2 soon after Ford imposed the tax on imported 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNT'f, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SlItI.CA.*t.F STAT F BANK OF APOPKA, Planliff IIIIIIIOU " oil. SHAKER VALE. INC. a dissolved Florida Corporation , BRENDA J FOELKER, KATHRYN I. BASS. ' ' - Pitts, Lee Free Friday SJAI oir ft f'if I l All .... surviving director's and trustees of ' VALE. INC. and the unknowl'i assigns, successors in interest, trustees or any other party Address Unknown claiming by. through. underor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED E against SHAKER VALE. INC that an action has been filed in re ii POPE BASSETT a a POPF E complaint or petition Name Change of MARK ALAN WITNESS my hand and the seal of BAS5ETT. Individually. SUZANNE HICKS to MARK ALAN BENNETT .1 BASSETT. I nd ividually; COM this Court on August 25th. 1975 and BRYAN LEE HICKS to BRYAN RANK WINTER PARK, A Florida (Court Seal) LEE BENNETT and you are flaflhifl() Corporation, GORDON S. Jr Arthur H Beckwith. required to Serve a copy Of your 7 Individually NUT LONCWOOD As Clerk of the Court written response, if any. tO it on PROPERTIES. INC . A Florda BY : Lillian T Jenkins RONALD S WEBSTER. ESQUIRE. Corporation; and HANK OF PALM As Deputy Clerk of Whittaker. Pyle and Stump, Post Publish - Aug 26. Sept 2, 9. 16. 1975 REACH P. TRUST COMPANY. a Office flax 337, Oviedo. Florida Florida Banking Corporation, M 0 OFO 157 32765. attorneys for Petitioner, and BARNES Individually file the original with th, clerk of the Defendants above styled Col • on or before NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION October 72nd, 1975; otherwise a TO SHAKER VALE, INC. a judgment may be ,nteredinfavor of FOR TAX DEED dissolved F lOrcI,i Corporation. the Petitioner (Section 19774* Florida Statutes) BRENDA i FOELKER. WITNE$my hand and the seal of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, KATHRYN I BASS. and VALERIE said Court on September 151h. 1975 that Ralph Of Irene A Schoolcrafl B GILL IS. as all of the surviving (Seal) the holder cit the following cer directors and trustees of SHAKER Ificates has filed said certificates VALE. INC . and the unknown Arthur H Beckwith, Jr for a tai deed to be issued thereon Clerk of the Circuit Court assigns, successors in interest. The certificate numbers and years trustees or any other party claiming By - Elaine RiCharde of issuance, the dMCriPtiOn of the by, thrni,igh, under or against Deputy Clerk Publish Sept lb. 73. 30. Oct 7, 1975 property, And the name', n.sth,4l SHAKE P VALE. INC , and was assessed are as fn.'rOER 12) BRENDA J FOELKER. last known Certificate No 951 year of address' 5301 Brofch, Road. Issuance 1977 Orlando, Florida Description of Property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an t 04 11 & E Sf. *6 Ft 04 Lot A Haynes action to foreclose three mortgages EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Suuud PH 9 PG 11 CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, on the following property in in Name which assessed Seminole County. Florida' FLORIDA Longwood lndutrial Park. Inc PROBATE DIVISION Begin at the SW corner. SE 'tOf All of said property being in 1151 CASE NO. PR.7S.729.CP ,,, N W ' 4 o f S" 6on n. Township 7 County of Seminole. Slate of Florida ESTATE OF Sout1),,RaJ9e79 East, thence rtgt N LJrslCSi such ct'r?ititat, 'or cer JameS Geniotlo a k a James 0 degrees OS' OT' E. toe at 001 ft , tifica '.14.1*1) t'e fede ac alvsr1rt-e C,enlotlo IF aIoa44%. W Iln't4WItj SE.'i.. NW cordiro to l a w the property Deceased '.. Sett" 23. thence S *9 degrees described in su c oi certificate or NOTICE TO CREDITORS LI' 55" E.. parallel to the N line of certificate's will be sold to the tne NE ', of said Section TO All PERSONS HAVING 73. for highest cash bidder at the court CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 7400 591 if to At point on a curve house aoor on the 61h day of OctOber, concave to the NW on the W right of SAID ESTATE: 1975 at 11- 00 A M YOU and each 04 you are hereby way of lorowood Markham Road Dated thiS list day of August, 1975 otifled and required to file any Thence along the arc of said curve 5- Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. laims and demands which you, or having as it elements a central Clerk of Circuit Court tither of you, may have against said angle of 2) degrees 02 16" and a fly Ida Creal state in the off ICC of the Clerk of the racliusof 11 13 7W ft . for 404 774 It " Deputy Clerk ircult Court of the Eighteenth the point of tangency - thence S 21 Publish Sept 2. 9. 16. 73, 1975 Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, degrees 47' $6" F for 706 765 It DER) Iorlda, Probate Division. In the along the right of way of Longwood our$house at Sanford. Florida. Markham Road; thence P4 It within four calendar months from degrees 4.4' 5$" W for 1951 019 It he time of the first publication of along a line parallel to the N line of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS his notice Each claim or demand the NE I of Section 33, Township 20 NAME LAW nust be in writIng and filed in South .Range 79 East: Thence along NO1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tupllcate arid State the place of the un4e'csigned, desiring to engage the W line of the NE t. Of the SW 1-4 'esidence and post office address of in busintss under the fictitious name of Said Section 73. P40 degrees 00' 32" he claimant and must be scorn to of GORDON'S JEWELERS at Suite to ?hC point of F for 57* 300 Of y the claimant. hi5 agent or at 10, Altamonte Mall, 417-A E beginning All lying and being in orney. of the sam, shall be void Attamont.. Drive in the City of Seminole County. Florida. con Dated at Orlando, Florida, this Ith Altamonte Springs, Florida. intends taming 5) 43 acres lay of September. 1915 to register the said name with the has been filed against you and you Geraldine M Geniotto Clerk of the Court of Semilol, ire reQuired to serve a copy of your As Executrix C ou nty, Florids written defenses. If any. to it on Of said estate Dated this list day of August, 19/ 5 GEORGE C KELLEY. III. PA harles E Hoequist GORDON'S Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address ttorney for Executrix Is P0 Box III?, Apooka. Florida, AITAMOP4TE MALL, INC. 319 Maguire Blvd . By Harry B Gordon. 37703. on or before October 101h. UITE 11$ President 1975, and file the original With the )rlandci, Florida 37103 Publish- Aug 76. Sept 2. 9. 16, 1915 Clerk of this Court either before 'ublish' Sept 16, 73, 1975 DEQ 155 service on Plaintiff's Attorney or )E R419 ' immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Complaint FOR TAX DEED P11131 If SALE. SURPLUS WITNESS my hand and seal of (Section '97.24* Florida Statutes) 'POPE RTY CITY OF this Court on Sept 4th. 197% NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I A M 0 P4 1 E SPRINGS . that Ralph or Irene A (Seal) Schoolcrafl I OPIDA WILL ACCEPT Arthur H Be ckwith. Jr the holder of the following cer FAt EDRIOSTO RE OPENED AT Clerk of the Circuit Court tificates has filed said certificate's 0 00 A M. SEPTEMBER 73. I97S for a tax deed to be issued thereon By Lillian T Jenkins ITY HALL ITEMS MAY BE As Deputy Clerk The certificate numbers and year' AT CITY GARAGE. of ISsuance, the F(N description of use ' Publish Sept 9, 16. 71. 30. 197% )O(lC,I AS AT AVENUE DER 71 property, and the names in which it ORRAIPIE STREET. wasassess,d are fIfoi,j 1 TAMOPIIF SPRINGS. *00 A M Certificate No 210 Year of 30 P M MONDAY THROUGH Issuance 1977 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AN PIDAY ITEMS INCLUDE' Description olProp,rty FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY UTOMORII Es HEAVY DUTY W 150 Ft of Lot Si 61k K Chappeils FLORIDA. :OtjlpptE PIT MISC SCRAP IRON Sbd A 0 P131 PG 71 CIVIL ACT IOU NO 151767 CA IOu COPPER, MISC NO FUR Name In which assessed Lillie In Re: the Adaption of 1IILIRE. MISC ELECTRONIC Hall MARY MICHELLE KELLOGG, A OUIPMENT. BICYCLES. Allot said property being in the Minor. BY RALPH THEADORL TFMIZEO (.1ST AVAILABLE AT County of Seminole, Stateof Florida KE IL 01,1,. Her stepfather ITS' GARAGE Unless such certificate or cer NOTICE OF ACTION 'utlith Sept ii, IS lb 1975 Iifiates shall be redeemed ac TO EARL BROWN )ER cording to law the property RESIDENCE UNKNOWN d'scribed In such certificates will be 'YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED sold to the hlgh.st cash bidder at the NOTICE OF APPLICATION that a Petition has been tiled in the FOR TAX DEED Court house door on the blh day of Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Section 197.246 Florida Statutes) October. 1915. at 1100 A M Judicial Circuit of the Stale of NOT ICE IS HERE-BY GIV EN. Dated this list day of August. 197$ Florida, in and for Seminole County at P,'i.ph c Irene A SchOOC raft S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr . Florida, in Civil Action for the Se holder of the following cer Clerk of the Circuit Court AdOPtilOn of MARY MICHELLE Ificates has filed said certificates By Ida Creel. KELLOGG. A Minor, by RALPH Dr a tax deed to be Issued thereon. Deputy Clerk THEADORE tnt KELLOGG. he certificate numbers and year's Pubiiih' Sept 7, 9, 16. 73. 1975 Stepfather of the said minor Child. f Istuance, the description of the OF P7 arid you as the natural father of the ioperty, and the names in which It — said minor child are required to as assessed are as follOws terve a cnpy of you' written ("cr1 ficite Plc Year IS? c, SEMINOLE COUNTY -- -------,, ,..,, .... A 'I'ALLAHASSEE (AP) Education Commissioner Ralph Turlingtan today signed a pardon for Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee, who will be freed Friday from a 12-year prison stay for two murders they said they did not corn. hut. htLs and Lee have served 12 years on two convictions for the Aug. 1, 1963, murders of service-station attendants Grover Floyd and Jesse Burkett Port St. Joe. Pitts and let,' claim (tie)' are innocent and another convict, Curtis AfLi ins, has confessed to the slayings. — SHAKER - in Ignores P/eas For Leniency monampummonomm~ Christian Gets Six-Month Prison Term AP) TALLAHASSEE Clarence Ailgond said Chris- m ilimier In the Texarkana, tiiurtliuusi' ' th his lawyers (llrI.stiafl rf'tlatjilitatetj, but he to place Christian on probati'.in Despite his pleas for lenien- tan's prison teriul at Eglin Air Tex., federal prison, lie ssas ordered to report had to consider punishment and and allow him to work with the ry, former Education Coininis- Force Base will be followed by Sept. 29 to Eglin, a minimum "the effect of what I do on oth. Southern Scholarship Founda. sioner Floyd Christian was sen- 12 months probation. Appearing thinner than when security prison frequently used ers." tion at Florida State University. tenced today to six months in he reported to the Texas prison for state officials convicted of "I hope you will give me that Christian and his attorneys, federal prison for income tax Christian will receive credit Jul) 1. Christian declined coin- c')rruptlon. Joseph Jacobs and E.C. Deeno opportunity to be useful again," evasion. U.S. District Judge for the 51 days he served last merit to reporters as he left the Aligood said he considered Kitchen, pleaded for the judge Christian said. "I have suffered. Right now, I'm at the bottom and I need to be given a chance to come ba ck," 00 "I can't help anybody out there" in prison, Christian said, adding that he has done all ht' ( $65, — ki 0 Robberies, Burlaries g Pro e _. I A r F',I . . - 0, .11. ,',,.~, _~ 1% IV I V. % I 11), BOB 111.011,I) Herald Staf I Writer t. Sheriff's delectives an(I [X)Iice today were probing two armul robberies and a number of burglaries. In addition, a Palm Beach jeweler repo rted to Sanford ixhIlce that $65,000 in diamonds were stolen from his luggage on the Auto-Tra n somewhere be tween Flore nce. S.C., and Savannah, Ga. Sheriff's deputiessaid a black male armed with a pistol robbed the lii' ('hamp Store, Country Club Road, Ravenna Park, west of Sanford, just be fore 10 p.m., Monday and .71 ll — in federal prison. parking lot on Airport Officials at 8 Days Inn, 51146 Jacobs tried to have Mode Boulevard. The car was owned and 1-4 west of Sanford. color television Stone, head of the Scholarship by Robert Harrison, ill W. reported a $350 Jenkins Circle, .Sanford, who mis stolen from a motel room Foundation, testify but Allgood lAould be reported the auto was taken Monday, Deputy Donald said such testimony from th parking lot betsi-cen 10 I)rccgors riported i - .9 _ ~ I- i I and 11 p.m., vilice said. Christian is unique!)' sanford police reported a.fl to qualified by his background caliber pistoi, wa tch an d coins, Suspect Held total 'value $141, were reported serve the foundation in helping ' after a breakun at- the youngsters, Jacobs told the it . lSYi \V h St b11SifleSS'S m issing a , residence of Marva Jones, 17 M judge. lie said that Christian .ure turguarII.c(i carmy t(id) already has been punished in I Sanford po lice reported, and a W 13th St the state court and by the I suspect was arrested in conI Joe Neal Stocks, 34, of 920 disgrace of his fall from power. ruection with (inc of the break- Orienta [)rive, Altamonte -lie has a few years left, and ins. '5 Springs, was being held without must have an opportunity to use Patrolman John Moore bond at county jail today after those years to remove a blot on arrested Donald Wayne Brown, his arrest on probation violation his otherwise impeccable 26, of 1300 Williams Ave., on a charges. reco rd," Jaco bs sa id. rharge break n and ennfl ..'li I. .-r.u.,%.0 ui iu,ji y, uii UFIIIg WIUI IflLCfli II) commit a disclosed amount of cash. Misdemeanor in connection 1 A Sanford insurance with a burglar)' at the Fiago J routeman reported he was f Beer Tavern, 1013 V. 13th St Under 25 - SR-22's robbed by two black males at lu Brown was held in jail on $5,000 —IS6 * Cancelled Water St. and Midway Ave., in , Rejected bond. :J,64\f-, , ~ ~ the Midway community cast ,f E.Z. Payments Quotes The burglary was discovered Sanford about 4 p.m. Monday. by a passing sheriff's deputy at I Otil Taylor Jr., told deputies 3:30 a.m., police reported. An , the men who jumped into his ., undetermined quantity of beer. car when he stopped at an in. wine and a box of pe nnies were .2417 S. French Ave. tg,'rsectlon wore towel masks reported missing from the ssi Sanford, FIa, 32771 I and were armed with a pistil __________ 7 01Yi1rY tavern. Deputies said the bandits got Three h ou rs later police said INSURANCE AGENCY away with an undisclosed O%ner(irgei)eafflo views area ou,iorgc sGroc'ery,1506W. a breakin was discovered at ','' .i1., uiUUiU, Sardord, WavEr 'MJEiRfl 1001 cigarettes and amount of cash and checks, George's Grocery, 1506 W. 13th Harold Lazon, a Palm Beach 'A Inc early today. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. st. A rear door had been forced - __ r S___ Z __ jewelry company owner, open and the store ransacked 1 . % M __ * 1 reported to Sanford Police listed in satisfactory Ira Taylor, 17, 500 Airport and anundeterminedamnountol -- Monday that $65,000 in condition today at Winter Park Boulevard, Sanford. A cigarettes and wine taken, diamonds, contained in a MemorIal Hospital's intensive passenger was identified as police said. I leather pouch, was stolen from care unit with head injuries Charles Edward Robinette, 18, his luggage in a stateroom sustained in an auto accident (if Eustis. aboard the Auto-Train on a trip Monday night on Osceola Road At the same time, deputies I from Lorton, Va., to Sanford, north (if Geneva. said, a car stolen in Sanford two V 1 ~ eeze o age Lazon told officers the Jewels hospital spokesmen said hours earlier was found . ~ were taken somewhere between Mark Lee Hampton, 18, of 919 wrecked and overturned seven Florence. S.C., and Savannah, Tenth St., Sanford, was listed in miles north of Geneva on the ~ ! I I e! I '' . !, Ga. Police said insurance satisfactory condition. same road in an isolated area. company investigators and law deputies and Florida Officers said no one was . ! enforcement agencies in other highway Patrolmen reported found in a search of the are: -_ ~ I 0 states are investigating the Hampton was found at the where the second wreck ocI ; I . ~~ ~%19 theft. 1 scene of a one-car accident on curred. . ', t' Osceola Road three miles north Sanford police said the Man Injured o (;eneva. ni'1iiiu second wrecked car, a 1968 ----. Deputies identified the driver Ford sedan, had been reported __~~__,7 -11 . An 18-year-old Sanford man if the wrt'ked auto i as Clifton sid,'n fri Ill the' Ho',', I America ~-, ;.~ ____ I. . •- , ' ,P' . ' ,'. . ".. ' ,, " -- ' itti ' - i i C t'tI (i.t.t nfl sni - . - -, , , . '. - . ' F - . ' . r ' I '- ' . . '. . - ' — ' ,:-':- -i,, . .." '.. . . ' 1. '.. . - ______ ___________________ ' ' i . g , ' ' ~W4 . . ________________ .. ' -. - ' ' . '. . ' - . 1k ,.,, ii ' ,. ' , -.......... - ' -. i LOW AUTO RATES - '. ' _______ , ' . ' , '' , Bar Probe Moves Cautiously Tuesday. Sept lb. 1975-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1 ,, - 322-0285-831.9774 _____ _______ .. ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida Bar's Board if G o v e rno rs is proceeding very cautiously on the possibility of investigating David McCain, who resigned from the Supreme Court under impeachment threat, sources say. "It would be a tragedy to lose that one on a procedural error," one lassyer said. At its meeting last weekend In Gainesville, sources said Monday, the Board of Governors decided to allow any in. vestigat ion to work its way through normal procedures sshich gives McCain an opportunity to rebut any accusations. — Racial Restraint Urged PENSACOLA 'API Air Force Gen. Daniel 'Chappie" James, the nation's highest-ranking black military 'Ulcer, hat urged his he'ne-town 'esidntt to maintain racial harmony, "I am disturbed when I hear of the Ku Klux Klan tuarching in my hometown. I abhor that," the commander of the North American Air Defense Command said at a news conference Monday during a threeday celebration in his honor. lie asked Pensacola residents "not to allow the Ku Klux Klan or any other group to destroy the racial harmony we have sought for so long." — I Wilson Wants Explanation TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's only inde pe nd ent Senator says she wants Senate President Dempsey Barron to explain why he thinks the state has a moral obligation to either buy or lease two buildings Un(kr construction by the Winewood Corp. "I'd like to knoiA what's going on," Sen. Lori Wilson, IMerrit Island, said Monday of her letter asking the Panama City Democrat for an explantion. "It seems to me to be a continuation of the Keller affair," "What I'm asking is what procedure is being used, what criteria are we using for the purchase of the buildings," she said in an interview, — Fishermen Seeking Permits MIAMI I AP) Some South Florida lobster fishermen plan to fish off the coasts of Central and South America since the Bahamian government has banned foreign fishing from Its waters, a spokesman says. Jack Zatz, president of the Dade and Broward County chapters of the Organized Fishermen of Florida, said Monday some men have already gone to Colombia to file applications for fishing permits. lie said the U. S. Marine Fisheries Service "ts been storking very hard" to help the fishermen get permits to fish in areas sshere this country has bilateral agreements, .- III Aide Says Wallace Ready MIAMI I API An aide to George Wallace says the Ala. bama governor Is in good shape and will prove it as he campaigns in at least 32 of the 33 presidential primaries in the United States. "lie is paralyzed from the waist down, will never walk again, but he is not paralyzed from the neck on up like a of other politicians in the United States," Paul Mt'(ormick told a political club Monday. McCormick said that Wallace will formally announce tuis candidacy very soon and plans to make personal appearances in many of the primaries. — hit Fourth Esccrnee In Civ1ndv ' , , - . SSaS _ 'i _ _ ou et o uch More I es l. ____ For So L Giant fr r st r ic Extr I Sheriff's i 1,4 L11,-_--= , ,;T. --'.,._ -- Brock Gains A p p ro val To Tap New Attorney lisy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants . ~ ~1. ~6 VI, I r - ilt *,%~ 0 - T I V. I Aw._.- i .-. ,&A 'I. ~ it 'r. - 11 V I I I ,4. 1 0 . -0,tL; r=_, beginning to help protect the the jud4e L'raruteul Si:iimok council, but council is prone to Baptist Temple a temporary accept advice of the citizens, " injunctuun and a restraining WINTER SPRINGS The Brock admitted his position order against the city, barring city council, at the urging of was rather tenuous in that he the city from interference City Attorney Newman Brock, had advised the council as to its regarding the conditional use voted Monday night to allow position and then was forced to permit granted July 21 or the him to select another attorney defend it against what lie had building permit issued July 30 to represent the city in a suit advised them to do. "It would for the church to build in a brought by Seminole Baptist not offend me or reflect on nuis' residential area. Temple. ability. but if suit want In ,'nt Wht'n nrnti.ct (rum rni,l,-.ntc r' Mayor Troy Piland reported one (another attorney I get a influenced the council to a group of citizens had asked good (mc," he added. rescind permission for the the city to consider retaining an Councilman Irene Vail Seminole Baptist Temple and outside counselor to defend It in Fepoel objected to Brock telling the Jehovah's Witnesses to a conditional land use suit Judge Kenneth Leffler at the build on pro perties on Hayes against the city and he had told Sept. 5 hearing, "I know they Road in the Ranchlcnds area, them he would be more than f the Council) did wrong." She the building permit was also happy to approach Brock with said, "I don't like to sit there temporarily suspended until a any material that would hem in and have niur wrist cl;tryr4l he- rl'hd':lrink' if lii.ithi ""rr the case. the defense attorney," Brock be held. Brock said, "I have no oh- explained what he did is called Public hearings were set by jee'tion to council appointing ''candor before a judge," not the council for Sept. 8 o the two outside counsel to defend the "wrist-slapping." requests, but the Seminole action. I have tried froiii the At that circuit curt hearing, Baptist action was halted by the restraining order. hioss ever, the ('It)' voted to again revoke a 4 I L Model 11W 161) By JA'E ('ASSEI.HEI-uty Herald Staff Writer ~ It 15.6 Cu. Ft. No Frost Refrigerator-Freezer - __. - .. .. . -------- '"'-" Kiley Murder Tr i al "u'" U to 11. lhi 459 Sh1(k.oUt cabinet she'll .\ fl t hi'r moli'j 'is atlahit' $ V. It h AUI121dt1C I."i'rn;iker. Electrical Wiring Specialists. No Job Too Large Or Too Small. Rruali fifl once ... tnxg, for month, ('(lfl(m(ll roaclics and ants the c.e.s w,uv brush No-Roach in caGinct, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen titurc, Colorless, odorless Coating sta etictjs e for rn Sanford Electric Co. WINNDIXIE 2322 PARK - '. Open Mon thru Fri. I am, . 5 p.m. — CIoed on Sat. DIAL 322 iiii!tpr -i ................. "'. Herri ng,KelleyAct i ve In '- Fieeter 1)01(15 ,)t't Freeze ice compartment 1in cond mrtiit al use it -is : city attorney advised the first action withdrawing it was illegal % ithout a public hearing. Thic city has until Sept. '22 tit reply to the civil complaint. Both Seminole-Brevard State In a 4-I vote council exFiggatt indicated in questions Atty. Abbott herring and to prospective jurors that ttie pressed confidence in Brock to Public Defender Franklin trial may take four days. If a defend the City anti voted to Kelley put in rare appearances jury should find Mrs. Kilt')' retain him to represent them in in circuit court today as the guilty as charged there would the law suit brought by selection of a 12-nmemnbcr jury lx' a second part of the trial in Sc'Iflinole Baptist. Mrs. Van DON'T MISS IT! The largest and most widely read edition of The Evening Herald will be published October 26th. We are presently in the process of writing copy for this special edition "BiCentennial Progress." The theme is "Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow," We are sure you will not want to miss listing the history of your business on our H t -nor Roll pages All Ieadnc firms will be represented, Help us trace the dynamic growth and expansion of our fabulous Central Florida area through the brief account of the history of your business. 1562 �Evening Hemid 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANF'OIW, FLA, 32771 Area C(de 305.322. 2611 or 831. 9993 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975-4A Around WAYNE 1). IX)Yl.E, Publisher WILLIAM I). ('URRIE, Managing Editor liERT C. MAR KEY. Advertising Director The Irish Orlando. Q II in I tliverv: Week. 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $28.40. il Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month, $2,0; 6 Months. $16.20: 12 Months. $32.40. Trouble: . \, IroUbli'S 10 NOFLIICFII Ireland. But LIII overwhelming majority of the voters in Northern Ireland have voted to stay in the United Kingdom. Violence and terrorism have escalated since 1968, when the Roman Catholic minority in Northern Ireland began demonstrating to protest discrimination against them in voting rights, housing and employment. There are 13,000 British soldiers in Northern Ireland. There has been no self-government in Northern Ireland for more than a year. Direct British rule has been imposed in order to keep the peace. The casualty totals are 1,290 dead and 12,800 injured. A political solution seemed near in 1973. A new Northern Ireland constitution was passed by Parliament. Moderate parties, pledged to make the constitution work, won nearly two-thirds of the Assembly seats. The Catholic minority shared power. Arrangements were made for a Council of Ireland in which the Republic of Ireland and the government of Northern Ireland would be represented. But the coalition Protestant-Catholic government lasted only five months. It was brought to an end by a 14-day general strike, led by Protestant extremists, in May, 1974. Only a firmer stand for peace by the majorities on both sides who favor compromise can keep any settlement from being sabotaged by the cxtreemjsts on both sides, who favor continued violence. l)anita "lke' Braden of Sanford has been appointed 1976 Seminole County Coordinator for Special Olympics, according to an announcement Seminole County Association for Retarded Children I SCARCI. The next International Special Oliupics is S I t__ .nn rs.._L.... DON OAKLEY ...j': .. Handshake -- ___ Fatal Act - _ While Funds 4 - _.--- _______ _ community - . 11 JIr4w, ', . . .; _____! :•: "or'ES . - -,-" .'U -- .:. s . __ ,_ . - . _____- . -: It: . 1"'" ffj' - . .• _______ I I Secret - .- rJ'OL.J/ ( 40 . 1. , ,' Israel May Get Missiles - quest for ways to spend the taxpayers coins. Set .J originally as another government attempt to up _______________ -,.. , curb crime through innovation, the agency has . ______ . I. succeeded in the latter but at the expense of the former. . _____ T1i While spending nearly $6 billion on some of the .-,\1'-i ' Fr1C gol'-.darndest, jim-dandiest, gee-willlker inilU _ . novations in law e nforcement history, crime in America during the period has risen by 40 per ..... -. ::i ,,• . cent. 1 had all the earmarks of an impulsive, op.. . .. 'm . , Great numbers of people in this town are thus portunistic act by a deranged individual. What .• I , beginning to wonder whether there isn't a -;' saved President Ford was that his would-be 141, cheaper way for muggers and rapists to succeed. assassin, Lynette Fromme, simply did not know • '\ " . ,. LEAA, of course, will have none of the talk of : how to operate the pistol she held a scant few feet 7 7, '. '. modification. Its latest project, for example, is a . . ' ' from his body. 15-week, $541,623 study "to improve the physical The conjecture that has been offered, that the ,, Fitness of the nation nat on'.s police officers. Noting Now, that,'s what I call style I 'I Preside t's assa not intend d tokill t him that too many cops are going the way of all fl esh, but was merely seeking publicity for some cause , while criminals presurpably keep fit and trini, she thinks she stands for, or as a warning to th e LEAA proposes the development of exercises so-called power structure, Is perhaps even more and exercise manuals which will "build condisturbing in Its implications. fidence and effective police responses in Editor Are our presidents, not to mention our candangerous situations didates for the presidency, not only to be Nevermind that there are on the market today threatened by the dark designs of the dedicated Livingston and Polk were tent cities. Atone time more exercise plans than there are police to use Tent City Jail? assassins but now also to be hostage to the whims Camp livingston had over 115,000 men stationed them LEAA says $541,623 more is needed to of the sick individuals who infect our and there, all in tents, much like the refugee camp in develop Please permit imi to suggest what might be something suitable for the nation's who are present in even the most spontaneous W e st Florida for the Vietnamese, an inex pensive way to ease Seminole County's chubby constabulary. crowds? It has been announced that Florida officials prisoner detention problems. At that, the expenditures of half a million for are considering using the West Florida facility to exercise is cheap by LEAA Again we have been told that unless we want to It seems to inc that the county could go into standards. It once house state prisoners, lock our presidents inside the White House, or the Five Points area and construct a tent cityspent M million to conduct an opinion poll of permit them to appear before the people only in type of prison farm for inmates senSeminole County officials may as well realize crime and Is now spending $300,000 more to bullet-proof containers, the ever-present tences, prisoners could be housed in military that the reason voters turned down the most evaluate the success of the origind project. possibility of assassination Is simply a risk that type pyramidal tents erected on 2x4 framing recent jail bond was because they did not When the agency was first created, moreover, it goes with the job. But while President Ford, as tiuiterials over wood floors. Using double bunks, believe a $3.6 million facility to house oo to ao established a $30 million Pilot Cities Program well as his predecessors, have accepted that as many as eight prisoners could be housed in a that mercifully was cut short I after $20 million) prisoners was justified. risk, man), people are asking today whether that single tent. when other 'overmnent invf'stigators deter. No, county officials are talking about a risk is as necessary as it may have been before Tents could be arranged in rows to what iiiined the project had no real national million facility. If the county commissioners put television gave a president a means other than the military would call company streets. The that figure to a referendum the voters will turn it significance. personal contact of presenting himself to the county coulJ also erect a combination and down, too, for the same reason. In genera!, a chief complaint against LEAA is public. dispensary, mess ball, latrine and day room. One that precious few of its expensive programs have tent city-type concept could The inexpe Pofitical animals that they are, our presidents or two guard towers would lend to security along solve most of the county's detention problems. national significance. Another complaint is that seem to have a natural need to bask in the with suitable fencing. the programs have no local significance Theresent jail,with repairs and alterations many of being accused of being harsh, Before let me the crowd. But do thoughtful either. adulation of authorized recen tly, can serve as an adequate Americans reafly need it, or want it? As more say that millions of American soldiers were Last year, at a cost of $1 million. LEAA intemporary ' of housing than one observer has urged, surely the adequately billeted in the same vented a "cilizen's alarm" wristwatch which quite a time traditional airport motorcade and casual in camps throughout the nation during World was said to enable wearers to warn authorities of One thing is If the tent city concept personal troubles. Unfortunately, the watches do mingling with the people to "press the flesh" and War II. was good enough to house America's fighting not transmit signals over 500 feet, which Many Seminole County men were housed in all the other political hoopla can be minimized. men It's good enough to house the county's somewhat limits protection for everybody who is less the fencing of at who was identical facilities, In ancient Rome, a hero of the state prisoners. They don't need, nor do they deserve, not bedridden. Besides, say realists, a crime given a triumphal parade was accompanied by Camp BLinding when the local 124th Infantry someone holding a laurel wreath over his head units of the 31st Division were activated in a Holiday Inn, victim able to afford a watch alarm is one who Julian Stenstrom would have adequate locks on his doors and who is said to have whispered in his ear, November, 1940. Many other military in. stallations such as Beauregard, Claiborne Sanford winthws in the first place. "Remember, you are but a mortal." .-. * ' ' precautions, C4.'rf1Dt ' . ' ~V . A AREA DEATHS L' New York 's Problem I, the city officials of New York arrange a "miracle" according to the news media of that economically beleaguered city. They manage to scrape up enough money to hold the city's creditors at bay even as they prepare for another "miracle" on the following month. The town fathers are on a dead end street. Sooner of New York City is not a the miracle will not be good credit risk. The city will face a default on its obligations unless it changes its attitude. As one responsible lender observed, "the price of municipal bonds includes a built-in moral credit of integrity." Should New York default, cities everywhere will feel the vibrations among bond firms, and the pressure would be even greater for all taxpayers throughout the country to help bail out New York City through the funnel of the federal treasury. this also Congress cannot help New York City would be morally wrong. Also, while New York was frantically Vying to borrow $960 million for the "miracle of August," the federal government was out borrowing $6 billion for roughly the mIrth later possible because because same reason. The solution to New York City's problems lies within municipal limits. A recognition of that fact could be the city's first real miracle. . i n ilant did ___________________________________________________________________________________ Letters 0 The serving issue r form Of Control Considering how brush fires can leap across canyons and freeways, it is no surprise that sparks and embers from the municipal strike In San Francisco have blown across the bay to Berkeley. Firemen in Berkeley saw their colleagues in San Francisco win a big wage increase by defying the law and abandoning their duty to the public, and followed suit. U Berkeley can't contain thii kind of irresponsible conduct what community is next? City officials and public by courts must stand up and take the heat to establish that the these strike actions will not be tolerated. servants, BERRY'S WORLD . School Board 1 Budget Florida Chapter. • (Continued From Page-IA year," Sims said. lie predicted the end of the two-an-a-half Mrs. Kramer was recommended by Belie and regional Property Appraiser Terry the board will have to "answer hour public hearing. (;otm,ibel certified 5.97 milLs to the public" next year on the Hi' said the problem is planner Carl Glin. uuld bring in the same "carry over" figures which one compounded when the Councilman Irene Van revenue as last year. taxpayer said is a "system "depressed economy causes us Eepoel pointed out that of the 80 The state mandated the shich to perpetuate to 'pad' the budget." persons applying for an opening school board levy 6.291 mills in itself and grows while one area Hams agreed with Sims that on the East Central Florida order to be eligible to par- may be starving to death." only $1.3 million from the Regional Planning Council, ticipate in state funding Feather said the board could $6,891,427.09 "could be" (ECFRPC), Mrs. Kramer had programs, Harris said. ( This is cut one trill or $1.3 million off transferred to the operating been In the top five considered is called "local effort. "without hurting the budget." budget later in the budget year for the job. "We operated with only a half "Somewhere, somehow, it if necessary. Helie, planner hired under a a million contingency last should he cut," said Feather at Joe Askren nsive - - 1L- certain. JACK ANDERSON -- - BOYS 1 0 TO 18 YRS. You are invited to a ree overnite carnpout vvith the scouts. - kurfit in What U.S. Pledged In Secret To Israelis The U.S. has delivered a secret pledge to which hasn't even gone Into production yet. six months, up to one-year's need." el-Mandeb (guarding the entrance to the Red ' Israel that goes far beyond the $2.3 billion in Both weapons are mentioned in a separate, The U.S. agreed, its own oil resources Sea) and the Strait of Glbralt.a (guarding ding the military aid promised for 1976. secret assurance to Israel. "The United States permitting, to ship oil to Israel If the Israelis are entrance to the Mediterranean) as We have examined the secret accords, which Govermment agrees to an early meeting," it unable to arrange their own supplies. The U.S. waterways. It will support Israel's right to free promise "to continue to maintain Israel's stipulates, "to undertake a joint study of high also promised to ask Congress to "give special and unimpeded passage through such straits." defensive strength through the supply of ad- technology and sophisticated items. . . with the attention," In calculating Israeli aid, to the cost vanced types of equipment." view to giving a positive response." of the oil that Israel gave up to Egypt. MORE GO-GO: The Navy had scarcely From here are the secret accords, finished reprimanding the skipper of the subadditional Not only In 1976 but each year thereafter, the The U.S. pledged to "view With p'i1 marine Finback for permitting a topless go-go pledges that Secretary of State Henry Kissinger U.S. government will ask Congress "for military made to gravity threats to Israel's security or dancer to made Israel: perform on the deck when we learned and ecoiiomnlc assistance in order to help meet sovereignty by.a world power." In the event of about slnnI , rcr.,,r,-n ,, SAT. & SUN. SEPT. 27 & 28 - - - 1 ' - \ - Camp La-No - - - 00 Everything Is Free: Meals, Canoes, JWI) - - MIAMI (AP) An aide to George C. Wallace says the Alabama governor is in good shape and will prove It as he cam pa igns in at least 32 of th e 33 presidential primaries in the United States. "He is paralyzed from the waist down, will never walk again, but he is not paralyzed from the neck on up like a lot of other politicians in the United States," Paul Mc- Cor'mnick told a political club Monday. McCormick said Wallace will formally announce his ca nd idacy very soon and plans to make personal appearances in many of the primaries. "The governor will be campaigning as acti vely as the logistics of being in a wheelc ha ir will permit," McCormick said. "lie is in excellent he alth." McCormick said the only primary Wallace many not enter would be the one in New Hampshire. Chapin Wants Trial Revsew WASHINGTON (AP) Dwight L. Chapin, appointmoents to former President Richard M. Nixon, has asked for a Su preme Court review of his April 1974 conviction in connection with Watergate. Chapin Is serving a prison term of 10-30 months stemruing from his grand jury testimony on so-called poliUcal "dirty tricks" during the 1972 presidential campaign . In seeking the high review, Chapin said questions asked of him before the grand jury were ambiguous. He also questioned "wheth er any official in the Nix on administration, and especially one who served on the White House staff, could obtain a fa ir trial on any charge brought in the District of Columbia during the height of the Watergate crisis in 1974" - secretary court Alpert On Threatened Flight REGINA, Canada i AP) Recording artist Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass were among passengers on an Air Canada flight that returned to Regina after a telephoned threat that a bomb was on the aircraft. Flight , en route to Winnipeg, turned back 20 minutes after leaving Regina. The plane was searched by Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers and was allowed to resume its flight when nothing was found. Alpert and his group are on an eigh t-city Canadian tour. - The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE P40W - CALL 322.2611 THE HERALD MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST PAST- PRESENT-FUTURE CARDII ADO NOS. CRYSTAL BALL *oi No I HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIBS *LIFE • LOVE MAIRiA( • BUSINESS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOLJBSSAM-upu DAYS C..d S,.Idav 17 fl mili Soq,fl, •1 S.n fort me at ft N'taids - Whole life readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT Archery, Swimrninq, We Put The Ball In The Air, All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro ' \ - Fit, Ready To Campaign The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage In Seminole County Paisley, Florida - Aide Says Gov. Wallace all you have to do is catch it , in - PEOPLE zr-• WEATHER - I Tuesday, Sept. 1L 197 5-SA Herald, Sanford, FL seems Sanford; mother, JOHN FREEMAN Mrs. Marguerite D. Cornell, San. John Samuel Freeman, 80, of ford; and two sisters, Mrs. J. SEPT 16 p Community Center program, SEPT. 19 SEPT. 20 hUe 2, Groveland, died Sunday W. Altman, Belle Glade and white elephant Sanford Chapter 1977 of Seminole County Voter Sanford Middle School PTA, 7 luncheon and at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bruce Laney, Fern Park, sale. Speaker Sgt. Ro be rt Lee of 1tARP-NRTA, 2:30 p.m., First Registration Team will be at pm Gramkow Funeral Home is in lie was born in Evergreen, Ala. the Highway Patrol. Open to Federal of Seminole Corn- Altamonte Springs City Hall, 9 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 members and newcomers to the munit', room, 312 W. First St., a.m. to 4 p.m. and was a retired citrus charge. for convenience p.m., Florida Power and Light area worker. He was a Baptist and Sanford. of qualified residents to MRS. VINA WOODS Building, Sanford. veteran of WWI register, renew or change Survivors include two 'sons, registration cards. Mrs. Vina Woods, 69, of SEPT. 17 B.H. Freeman, Winter Haven Installation and Awards and Charles Freeman, Rising Palatka died Sunday. Fleet Reserve mortgage Banquet Seminole County Unit Survivors include two Sun, Md.; three daughters, burning at Hawaiian Luau, 7:30 Mrs. Juanita American Cancer Society, Mrs. Wilma Waters, Sanford; daughters, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 served 7:30-9 p.m., followed by Rose Man'gg, Deltona Mrs. Aida Bennett, Winter Alexander of Palatka and Mrs. pin., Sheraton Inn, 14 and SR dancing Mary NeAman, Deltona Haven, and Mrs. Addle Dorothy Groover, Palatka; SOfl, 46. Al)MI&SIONs Lauri J. Hajala, Deltona McQueen, Valdosta, Ga.; 21 Roger Dale Woods, of Sanford; Beginning Antiques, 7 pin. Democratic Women's Club of Mable A. Browne, Lake Mary' grandchildren and great- sister, Elizabeth Mallon, Seminole, noon, Cavalier, Sanford: 10 p.m., AEC 12, lee $15.00, 6 I lazel M. Stokes, Lake Mary Blackshear, Ga.: grandchildren. wks. For reservations call three Hiway 17-92. Olyve N. Adams Kurfiss Funeral Home, brothers, Harley Turner, Community Services at SCC. Ethel M. Aytch DISCHARGES Palatka, Lonnie Groover, Tuskawilla Middle School Ruth E. Causey Groveland in charge. Waycross Ga., and Lee PTA "Back to School for Cecile H. Crews SEPT. 22 Sanford: Groover, Valdosta Ga.; 19 Parents," 7:30 p.m. Parents to ROBERT CORNELLJR. Youth Programs, Inc., 7:30 Mamie I.,. Denton Thomas 0. Anderson grandchildren and 14 great- follow child's schedule for Seritim M. Duhart p.m. Jim Wilson, director of b Edroy Edwards resume by teachers. grandchildren, Robert Leslie Cornell Jr., 59 Palms Counceling Center will Gretchen lull Edith Jackson of Silver Lake died Sunday Masters Funeral Home, on speak Parent Effectiveness Richard Lane Del t unaWelcome Willa M. Iil Teaching Palatk.a, in charge. night, Shands James Mathews Wagon Club, 10 am. I)eltona Ilomner W. Little Hospital, Gainesville. A native _____________________________ Margaret E. Oglesby Charles I'avlicek of Hazard, Ky., he cam e to Rosa I.. Silas James Singleton Orlando at an early- age, later William Carson, Casselberrv Gladys F. Biondi, DeBary' moving to Sanford. He was a CORNELL. ROBERT LESLIE. Bernice Koppenaal, Deliarv Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona member and former deacon of Funeral Wrvces for JR. John T. Mathews, Dell.ary Ruby N. Rogers, Deltona P0t)f1't I Cornell J. 59. Of the First Presbyterian Church Tncg,rk "I L'UHhIV I.'VILUIId Th_-._ 1t...i. I'iIIt W. U V a l ent e, Deltona "I" YIlCfflC, L)CILOIIiI Silver Lake who died Sunday in Monday's high 88. Overnight Ann of Sanford and gradua te of (.ainesvIlI,, will be held at ii V. Maitland, 1)eltona Phyllis Crocker, Lake Mary k .: $ - Seminole high School and low 67. a Wednesday at Firs? Pm Partly cloudy through _____________________ byterIMl Church with the fli rGeorgia Technological Institute Viroil Bryant officiating Burial Wednesday wi th chance of a with a degree in mechanical ,_ _. in Fvprqreen Cemetery f. thundershowers mainly during engmneer;ng. 1k served in the C.ramlr,w Funeral Ilme in . _. afternoon and evening hours. ("O Army during WWII and was a -..i/ . Highs in upper 80s to low 9. lieutenant colonel in the FREEMAN, JOHN SAMUEL Lows in the 70s. Winds east to inactive Army Reserve. At the Funeral services for John Samuel Freeman, southeast 10 imiph, gusty' in so. of 2. time of his death, he was emwho died Sunday, at thundershowers. Rain ployed as an engineer with Seminole Memorial Hoipital, f probability 40 per cent during Chase and Company. will be held Wednesday at the afternoons and evenings, a m, In Kurfi Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, with Rev G E per cent at night. .:. Mrs. Elise H. Cornell, Sanford; Browning otlkiMinq Burial to : TENDED FORECAST EX three daughters, Joanne, follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Scattered or widely scattered (,rov,Iand Funeral Marguerite, and Robin, all of " . Home. Grov e la nd charge mainly afternoon thunto dershowers. Highs mid WOODS, MRS. VINA - Funeral . : (Bring Dad along too!) services f lower 9 mostly in 70. vriwooth.69. MONUMENT CO of Palatka, who dedSundaywill Daytona Beach tides: high he held at I p m , Wednesday in 6:33 a.m., 6:50 p.m.; low 12:20 Masters Memorial Chapel, .. I a.m., 12:31 p.m. Port Palalka with Rev William I PH.M4143 I Smith offic,a?inq Burial in Oak 6:38 Canaveral: high6:l6a.nm., 1 COUNTRY CLUN ROAD 1. Hill Cemetery Masters Funeral i 4 mil" W"161 Sanford p.m., low 12:06 am., 12:26 p.m. (. i Hrrne. PnIa?ka, charge Funeral Notices office course, Out \. HOSPITAL NOTES society type ' CALENDAR .' .'•.. _________ •/ - . We pray that the 78-man constitutional convention, which assembles for its second session next week, can find a peaceful solution. But the British soldiers must remain until the gang warfare ends. WA.SHINGTON (AP) A secret accord between the United States and Israel gives Israel the prospect of obWining longer range battlefield missiles as a bonus for having concluded an agreement with Egypt, according to the Washington Post and columnist Jack Anderson. The l'ost in its Tuesday edition quoted what it said was a previously undisclosed addition to the memorandum of agreement between Israel and the United States which it said it was given by Anderson. - I r \ Common Market countries. (six years old) and immature federal bureaucracy: logic has never fazed its relentless Community Affairs had refused to divide the grant up among the cities and county, but had WINTER SPRINGS designated the regional planDianne Little Kramer of ning council as a third party to Sanford was hired Monday ow hire a planner to take input M . night by the city council as the from the various city and i,, city's first full-time planner, county governments for the M r s. Kramers $10,000 study. :---Comprehensive Employment Winter Springs had been Training Act (CETA) position among the cities which at first -. It , . ' will be funded through June 30, balked at participating, calling 1976. She will be employed in ip, it i "waste of taxpayer's the newly created Planning money," but later went along Department, which will be . with the project as it became under Planning and Zoning . apparent the $10,000 was going % -. A Commissioner Irwin Hunter. to be spent whether the city Mrs. Kramer will be working benefited or not. on the required land use plan "43' A workshop for the council -. c for the city. She has a BA and hlelie to discuss goals and degree in anthropology from ibjeutivt's for the city is Wake Forest University, :chcdule'd for Sept. 2, KING IIELIE I)IANNE KRtMFK Winston Salem, N.C. and has lielie said the slowdown in studied Heal Estate principles $10,000 grant from the Division meeting to explain the purpose growth offers the city a and Practice at Seminole of Conununity Affairs by the of the study. The study is breathing period to consider Community College. ECFI(PC to prepare a Goals required under the Land goals and pltnning. lie defined She was formerly employed and Objectives Study for Planning Act and deadline for goals as "inspirational . . out by King Helie Planning Con- Seminole County and its completion is Sept. 30. of reach" and objectives as sultants for three years as title municipalities, was at the 'lime Florida Department of "attainable." zoning coordinator and project administrator. She is vice president of Florida Planning and Zoning Association, Central '' economic Are Wasted When the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration U.EAM announced its intention to spend more than $200,000 the search for proper footwear for America's gendarmes, observers across the nation sighed in unison. The idea, to field test 300 pairs of shoes and then pay the Army for final development, was even criticized by cops themselves. It's absured, said Seattle Police Chief Robert Hansen, because, for )fll thing i fl,, Xl ice SlWflu more ttime on theirbutts than their feet. fly JANE CASSKLIIEIUIY Herald Staff Writer UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Wea ry Uni ted Nations delegates raced the clock today to complete marathon negotiations before the start of the regular 1975 Genera' Assembly session this afternoon, Early today red-eyed diplomats, interpreters and clerks were wrapping up the harvest of the Assembly's 17day special economic session - a lengthy declaration aimed at changing the international trade, investment and aid systems to improve things for the developing nations. It was the third consecutive all-night meeting. The delegates agreed to adopt the declaration by consensus ithout a vote - but with some reservations voiced by the United States and some joint comments by the European 0% 4rh: As Moslems Seize Tripoli U.N. Delegates Race Clock ---- . A I - -.__.. -.. . --$__A _______~. - -., -.1', .J .:,;_;Z.43 .12 L___• - 1''.. , ). ii This incident under no circumstances ill prevent me or preclude me from contacting the . American people as I travel from one sta te to another and one to another," = iI 'I1'. •. President Ford said shortly after the attempt on W1]1 I I. ' his life in Sacramento. Thanks to the alertness of his Service ID I I Ift I bodyguard and a great deal of sheer good luck, or almost happened - on a what happened ji4 -- line sunny day in a park outside the California - w:w hi.:---state capitol remains just that: an incident, a bizarre footnote rather than another ugly, '11 political history. Again we have been rimade frighteningly aware, j were in Dallas in 1963, that despite humanly possible the best protection 'I provide, despite the most elaborate security our presidents are relatively easy ta rgets for a determined assassin. What is especially sobering about the incident in Sacramento Is that it was apparently no well thought-out plan or plot against the President. It 11 ft ~ Can Be Funds To Hire City Planner There was firing throughout the night in five Beirut neighborhoods, Police said snipers killed four persons including one policeman. Roads were closed by armed men. and there were clashes between Shiite Moslems and Maronite Christians. Armored cars manned by police and other security forces shelled both sides in the sectarian conflict. Interior Minister camille Chamoun announced: "We have given security forces orders to silence any source of fire in Beirut, and they are doing this. If this does not end lighting, we shall call in the army tohandle the situation." Crime Soars 1. Beirut Snipers Shelled BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') - Armored cars shelled rooftop snipers in Beirut suburbs today while Moslem militiamen seized control of Tripoli, Lebanon's second largest city. TOM TIEDE ..., A IN BRIEF - fill (',,rrlø I. .. 'O WRLD The Sanford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) called the other day to remind us to remind you that Constitution Week will be celebrated Sept. 17-23. All citizens, everywhere, are being urged to fly the American flag that week in a show of faith in this great nation of ours. Personally, we'd like to see the flag flying every day over every home, office building and business in the country. However, we'll settle for flying it (luring Constitution Week and other such occasions. . RI I ,n-r sL Gets Job Winter Springs Uses CETA Sanford Woman honor studies. A 1967 graduate of Seminole High School and an honor graduate of Princeton University In 1971, Oxford, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oxford, 2417 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, taught in the Seminole County school system for two years before entering law school in September, 1974. He's received honors in the law school's legal writing program. shirt from Mrs. Joan Helms, vice president of the Moderation Needed recipient in the University of Florida's Spessard Holland Law School, has completed his fourth quarter 01 law Umniar Oxford, an application. SCARC will hold a 'Paper Clip Promotion' during the month of October when everyone interested in the Special Olympics will be asked to donate 50 cents for a large paper clip, imprinted with the words "Special Olympics, Seminole County, Ha. 32771." Everyone will be asked to wear the paper clips on their or blouse collar or as a tie clip during October to demonstrate support for the Special Olympics. Part of the proceeds from the paper clip promotion will be for the general expenses associated ith being involved in the county, district and state Special Olympics. Volunteers will be needed to help distribute these paper clips as well as to assist with the Special Olympics. Persons interested in helping should contact either Mrs. helms or Ms. Braden at 831- Harris and his wife Irene live at 1108 Grove Manor 1)r. in Sanford. The have two daughters. As president of the FNIIA, he will be the Florida representative on the Governing Council of the American Health Care Association. ' The Clock The British government is trying to extricate itself from Northern Ireland. There have been seven centuri..s of savage strife between the English and the Irish. Unfortunately, the end is not in sight. The situation can be briefly put. The Republic of Ireland (population 3 million, more than 90 per cent Roman Catholic) seeks peaceful unification with Northern Ireland (population 1.5 million, twothirds Protestant) as the only solution to the gaines, Mattie Dixon of Sanford came home with a gold medal and will be honored at a special presentation in the very near future. The Special Olympic Games are for retarded persons from eight-year-olds up. Registration to compete is approximately $3 per participant and a medical examination is required at the time of Arthur II. Marris, adjmunistrator of Florida Manor in Orlando, has succeeded John M. Jenkins, vice president of Progressive Medical Group, Inc., as prsidcnt of tLe Florida Nursing Home As.sociation (FNIIA). Coincidentally, both men are residents of Sanford and both have their offices in Harris has been a resident of Sanford for 29 years and was named administrator of Florida Manor when it opened for the first time nine years ago. Prior to that time, he had been in the construction business in this area for 20 years. :/-- Weekday sports columns andfeatures, plus weekend blanket coverage. Doesn't Matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. �________________ - =--r vt OUTLOOK's Guests 1't E l d R etu rn J #4% .11 X. I : '\ i I \ .4 tr ______ • it - i-i Slii.i \ls , ,4 Is ": iai i - - 14ig - _ 1__ ___ ._~ - #I t I :. 1 utilitarian, a inethod devised t~ between the spokes in the other enclose buttons neatly and keel) shade. In ,in earlier colunin I tile fabric around them froin fraying, you may be surprised inentioned using "shells" of I $ . - _______ " A - . ' , • -1 \. : ____ S ________ . - •.. --- . ' • , .. . . ... .• . ______ ç. E _______ - . "*s. a 11 . / . '-• - . , . - . - . ' 10 . .. .7" 11~_ . 11 ' ---- ,- - . - - I I * ,I i' . to .. ________ discover that this tidy little Buttonhole stitch This is done stitch can be used for b h avi ng thu spokes of three stitches conurge thin going to d ecorati v e effects row of to another group of three To produce a smooth basic Buttonhole stitches do similarly arranged. When Its worked with a them in parallel lines Draw the single strand of crewel yam, needle out on the lower line and stitch into the top line bringing the Buttonhole Is vcrv dainty the threat up under the point of done with tapestry yarn it has a bolder, more striking effect. the needle. After you've mastered the You can use it cirr'ed into basic Buttonhole, you can begin small individual motifs or work to experiment. Try doing it it densely as a filler. I think very close together for a satins- you'll find it an expressive smooth border. Make But. addition to your embroidery tonhole wheels, with all the vocabulary. spokes converging in the center for a flowerlike look. Outline a I)Cu Elsa, * - . - Mod . - - National Football Loague owners have made a six-point proposal, including the promise of a new contract offer by Sept. 25, in an effort to ward off a league-wide player confrontation stemming from the New England Patriots' strike, a spokesman said Tuesday morning. The NFl. Management Council, the bargaining agent for the owners, reportedly made the overture (luring an all-night meeting with the NFl. Players Association at the Washington offices of federal int'diator W. J. Us-ery, Jr. color for a double line of but I lll 8tV1OI101k. tonhole stitches facing each STIT( H ' i• other, the spokes Ot one sha de I! \OU %e alw iSs thought of tht' Buttonhole stitch as strictly neatI bisecting the spaces V - / " I . .- , t 4. .;___,, ( '. ) Iri s h I _ _ M, _• - another peach of an Idea from the timer, and the moment the Your bed would vibrate and he'd ABBY: DEAR li ght goes on, I'm up! Gefirgia, read on: recommendation for an alarm wake up! DEAF BUT NOT DUMB B. W. clock that lights up to awaken DE' All AIIBY I am a IN GEORGIA the deaf may not be seen If the DEAR 8.W.: Another reader traveling man with a responCONFII)ENTIAL TO MY sleeper's face is turned away' offers this suggestion: sible position. I'm also very from the alarm clock. hard of hearing, so the problem READERS: If you en joy DEAR ABBY: I've been deaf of waking up at a certain time biographies, beg, borrow or by A deal person I worked with since the age of 15 and have "The Remarkable life of Dr. J }('%ff %\ was a serious one for me. was never late for work, due to been practicing law since the Armand Hammer," by Bob the following homemade alarm age of 21. ____________________________________ It was solved for less than $10 Considine. it's a fascinating I have been living alone for system: Joe iiiassigcr for my husband, who whemi I bought a small electric book about one of the world's HAROLD: DEAR the past five years and have yet He removed one blade from small electric Ian, which tolilissa morning appointment. Murray, editor of the Lufkin Is deaf) tO an alarm clock with tinier at a discount store. (it's most successful, creative. Upon retiring, all I do is News in Texas, says he's used an electric timer, then to place the type used to turn on coffee talented, yet warmly human vibrated when operated The first annual Paper Clip Sanford, as soon as possible," There is no upper age limit and younger persons may become Promotion for the benefit of the requested Dixon. The Little Red School house members under special School Little fled House. i Special Olympics and TAFETA l.ILSII is a program for arrangements. Since the irnwill be held the first two weeks retarded children who are plemnentatlon of TAFETA in the in October. W . L. Dixon, SCM-IC residents of Seminole County. fall of 1971, 158 inquiries have President, urges everyone to All of the children currently been received and more than 70 plan a donation for a handsome enrolled are below' the age of have enrolled. The present Paper Clip and then wear their six. Children between the ages active enrollment is 57 and an Clip during the month of of five and 13 may be admitted expanded membership to 100 Is a - - Monday-Friday Full Salad Bar Three Delicious Entree Vegetables I 75 2 ., Everyone has a problem. What's youth For a petottai reply, write to - - - - -- - -- .- ___ ___ ---- --_ I - gff .. 11 .0 :EVERYDAY MOVING CAN The LRSH provides 12 this program helps the adult it THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY * WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME, IN - "7 1 fl/!: NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL BE A REAL C HEADAWEIa " : Give Your Student A Treat - :r : relief call the It A Touch Of Home, : \ C C With Th e 7; % __ ________ _______ Hostess, *1 HERALD a2 - / . /afr[ ___________ ________ 4 "- - - ;_ 1i 0 0 4 C C oft 0 ..- fast TEAM ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES0 1 For - - 11111&-~. i - II - I - i N ' ' ', . I - " ! ,"IL I. . - ' !-:. Just $ 240 oes 0 n ine ByIA)CISSAI'SIS Herald Boxing Writer - . W - -- . OHI.A\I)O - Irish (it 0€ Wells puts his newly won South er Middleweight crown n line tonight at the Orlando Sports Stadium when he miet's Tampa's Mike Morgan in a scheduled 10 A - . - , .--•- .:- 11 - 1 / • :' / - _ -, ' i - - c_ - ;-' - - mInole's Gerald Meyer picture of concentration (h iedo's Rick Wark pauses f or refreshment, . 41 Wi c - _____ _____ T ~ o '\? ______- _____ Prep : - vvik,v I _ - - ,_.-' S - 0 - ' ,. Wll' e s Crown -h.--.ii nners, Losers Easy etermine n to rac ices - , - - -- H - aynes ' H unche s - . -. .. . In his last outing Wells won his 38th pro fight against six losses three draws, when he took the title from John Pmney on a Fifth round TKO at the local a. Morgan has appeared in Central Florida twice. He defense. lie's player of the ,Aeck and ,Aas honored as sLch today - F - scored an easy decision over Woodie Starr of the Bahamas in Ernie Burns in Tampa earlier this year. I - _. *" , *-.1 - ' - A stand-up boxer with a good punch in either hand, Morgan figures to have the kind of style .P11 ., j - - . - - - to give Wells problems. And problems aren't what Wells needs at this time. Gene needs an impressive "IRISH" GENE WELLS win tonight to cement a bout against U ni ted States (lam- the ring for almost three years other ever since pion Mike Baker here in but he is reported ready for this Clarence Henderson, who October. important contest. made his pro debut last week In another scheduled 10. By JIM HAYNES rh _______________________________________________________ remairung ducats, they should be advised the junior running back And lineman Curtis Johnson and four running btacks 01c. alter a harsh one-year SILS' will probably be ready for Saturday's game. Craig Pringle is also Daniel, Tim flames, Ned flames and Herbert Branch) got hatpension for violating dormitory out with a groin injury, but Is expected hack, too. Getting the biggest pat on the ba ck for his performan ce chetinan awards for their offensive prowess. Specialty' team rules, capped the tri um ph with CCI)mltinUedon Page 38) an insurance 24-yard touch- against Oviedo was Bill McDaniel, who starred on offense and down gallop just 50 seconds into the final period. COLLEGE PARK, GA. DEAR MRS. K.: For yet .- - __ , - 0, -motion of two brother playing great football while their father One didn't have to know Friday nights's scores to tell who is hospitalized with lung can. won and who lost last weekend as Seminole County' high school 'e r. football teams went through practice Monday. Seminole's wor kou ts were snappy-, cheerful and emotiona ll y "It's hard to put Into words what it means to be back," said 'up" despite the heat. Lyman's was not exactly sluggish, but t'nd Ross Browner, who was neither was it snappy. At Seminole High it wasapparent neither coaches nor players named the game's outstanding returned to school this semester but we had no way of publicizing it. I - On the other side of the player coin, the Cleveland Browns took a "wait and see" attitude regarding the Pats' situation and player rep Bill Bergey of the Philadelphia Eagles said, "1 can't think of anybody on our club who would support 'I The winner is to be brought with a second round TKO over rounder, Cleveland's Billy back in October against Tony Tiger Ifall, is set to meet Wagner is being brought back Santiago, who held Mike Charles Thornton in a gear players for a tough game a tie-breaking touchdown on a Saturday night at Daytona Beach, by the Optimist Club, which will toast the weekly hero at a lun- in a light heavyweight match. Quarry to a very close split scheduled six-rounder, 10-y-ard burst by his younger they have their hands huiW This time his opponent is Eddie decision on the last Orlando cheon every Tuesday. Completing the pro portion of brother Jim late in the third There isn't much glory in beating Flagler Palm Coast of boxing show, Seminole Coach Jerry Posey had some oth?r awards of his Talharni of Miami. the card will be another sixBunnell, even if the score was quarter. . Wa gnermmiade his debut at the Eventually, promoter Pete rounder, Ed "Savage" Turner own. McDaniel and Mike Good, linebacker and end, - Biggest news in Sanford Monday' was that Tim flames is out line Speedy halfback Al Hunter, ba cker Gerald Meyer, were named best headhunters, Sports Stadium on th e Victor Ashlock hopes to br ing Quarry of Orlando Is to mee t ei ther another of the five players who with a sprained ankle. Before season ticket holders raffle off their defensive awards P erez-J oey Vincent showdown back with Wagner in a rematch Teddy Murray or "Sweet" 8624000 -____________________ - = .~ k. recovering a funible that set up Mainland is next for the tribe, and if local coaches are tryini., and SR 434 Longwood, Fla. -- - seven unassisted tackles and answers last weekend before falling, 53-6. Daytona Beach 1.4 IN - AIRY: fbi No. 1OO, L.A.. Calif. tOOeC Enclose stamped, sell addressed envelope. please. -. -i; - -_ 11 be To Fkiht Moraan . defensive player for making know excatly how good a team they have. Oviedo gave some Qvality Inn North . 7_- .~, _V __,_4w ~_,. 1 - t" o players back in school after -i year's sus;vrision having key roles it) tilt, triumph, the Luncheon Buffet $ more "alching on national television, was fraught ,Aith ernolion - Devine's return to tile college ranks as successor to \ Parseghian , thet- tell other deaf people about this, community support of the no program suitable for them Basic TAFETA provides 12 SCARC programs for thu and excludes them for that months of training in cornretarded of Seminole County. reason. During the past two in u n i ca t ion, physical Dixon indicated general years, the LRSH has received development and practical distribution plans of the Paper 61 applications and has served skills with vocational objectives Clip Promotion will be an- 216. in mind. The stimulation from certain that as soon as the months of training in corn- attain a feeling of self worth, Paper Clips arrived they will be munlcatlons (speaking, seeing, actualize his potentials and available from him at the listening, feeling, touching, become a part of the cornAtlantic National Bank in rhythm and role playing), munity resource market. An Sanford. "We have just learned physical development and adjacent organization, that we will receive $4800.00 in practical skills self help and TAFETA 2, finds suitable ocation.al ). The stimulation community jot and aids the Ucto!x'r it we can iiiatch the amount. We're hoping eve ryone from such training helps the adult in employer and job will get behind this first Pa per child to reach his maximum adjustment. The ultimate goal of the Clip Promotion because it is intellectual potential as well as especially' important. We will to deal with any handicaps in Special Olympics Program is to need everyone's support to his physical development, create opportunities for sports TAF'ETA is a two - part training and athletic cornmake this a success. If there is ___ EX I have often wished we could October to demonstrate if the public school system has expected in the near future. nounced later but he was - M W Oft M& 0 - It's the vibrator on the corner of the pots at a predetermined time.) men of our time. I loved It' because it was unbalanced. He concvntrate on the time I want that &ystern for years and For Little Red School House - ~ ~_ Dear Abby bed! I plug it Into the wall and attached the fan to his bed to wake up, and some mystical never failed. DEAR ABBY: A reliable and Before retiring, set the timer, connect it to a fl oor or table springs, then plugged the Ian equipment in my subconscious into an alarm clock with an does the rest. It's infallible! inexpensive way for deaf people The vibrator is activated at the lamp, then I position the lamp HAROLD DIAMOND, to be awakened is to at ta ch a desired time, giving my directly' over my bed. I just set electric "timer." When t he alarm went off, the PHILADELPHIA vibrator i we used a foot husband some independence and inc uninterrupted sleep. a . .. -' even legends don't get mnudi tune to relax. "We can enjoy it for all of about five minutes," an ern twnall% drained Devine said Monday night after his name Chapter 2 in the 50-year-old Deinc sreignas Notrel)ame's hind coach is Just four (lays off w hun the Fighting Irish travel to Purdue on Saturday. Monday night's game, be fore a record Schaefer Stadium crowd of 61,501 plus millions •.. jr- against Houston. The New Orleans Saints "unanimously voted to support the recent action of the Patriots and demand the reinstatement of the team," according to player rep Rich Kingrea. ) with Hoc'kne Leahy and Parstgtiian in a season-opening 171 victory over stabborn Boston - ___ representative Brig Owens of the Washington Redskins, who voted to back the Patriots if they were barred from practicing. "There has to be unity." The Washington Post quoted an unidentified player as saying there was -'1outing, narnecal ling and bitterness at te one hour, 45-minute meeting where the athletes voted to back their field brethren. Meanwhile, early returns began to conic in from training camps across the 'iuntry. ihe Dallas Co" boys voted 22-1 0 ''_ _ %%as carved into the Notre Daine Football mystique along, ' Here Are Some Suggestions For Waking The Deaf exhibition game with the New York Jets. Normally, the Patriots would report to ramp at 9 am, EDT, today following a Sunday game but the Management Council had said they would be locked out uriles.sa bargaining agreement existed or unless a nostrike Ilct was agreed to by the union. The New England players' reaction to the reported offer remained to be seen, along with the effect on the other teams who voted support of the Patriots' strike M1riay, locked (jut of their Sunday home opener I- - stitches with a contrasting M feeling of depth. color. Or try two shades of a the no-lockout, nostrike agreement will be extended until the vote is completed. -No reprisals will be taken against any players for action taken before Sept. 16, 1975. Bledsoe said NFI.PA Executive Director Ed Garvey had said he would submit the offer to the Patriots' players but that he would not recommend it. Garvey left his Washington office at 6:30 a.m., EDT, today, refusing to comment on the meeting and the reported owners' overture problems," said player . Dali Devine is officially part of the Notre Dame legend ... but in favor of walking out if the Pats were will r .. If the Patriots don't practice, there strike and not play their Sunday - . The Patriots voted Saturday to go on -if more time is needed for the vote, - ' - - _ ,*V* *'__,~ large leaf with Buttonhole stitch with the spokes po inting d'5hIUi in many colors, is there lml -The New England Patriots' training camp will be open Sept. 16, 1975 and Patriot players will be permitted to prac• tice and play, -No lockout or strike shall take place (luring the period from Sept. 16 through Oct 1, 1975 -The Management Council will make a complete proposal for a collective bargaining agreement on or before Sept. 25, 1975. -The entire proposal will be submitted to the players for acceptance or rejec- Topple . ~ ; _ Eagles . - - lion, - _ , - I ou Slant one I3uttonhole stitch 4mns particular order in which I to the right the next to the left the arious parts t,I the pattern . ne v er to produt. Cross stitch ShOUld b mnbroith rut I - ,, .. ..The main focus for the week the boat on an inner tube know where to begin 11.1. '.. OUTLOOK (luring its tarly was the visit of Mr. and Mrs going to a dri ve-in theater. Dear B.!., çs%' • •1 - -.- . . Alec Purkis of Engelfield, eating canteloupe and water- years. re are so many different T he _ F. - -- .. The two OUTIJJOK organizaEngland and their children melon seeing a man in a space s really of designs that it' \\ ) kinds -. Richard 16, Catherine, 13 and suit anti going to Disney World tions were founded by Mrs you a hard ossible to gi v e im p i • hlden, 9 tatherine was born and Farrells Ice Cream Parlor Ellis, (daughter of Mr. and and rule. In general,! think .•. / .•. Mrs. Theo Tice), who was without fully developed arms as at Altamonte Mall. a good idea to begin with th e it , s The latter part of the week raised in Longwood The Purkis a result of Thalidomide being darkest tones fo-_____ .:';Jz;iL9. ....... £ - at prescribedforhermotherwhile activities were switched to girls, who ha ve never known If you want some parts of the -: ' _____ Ole was pregnant. Purkis is Ormnond Beach, where the their own grandparents, ti ptth of design to look as though they're IlUttOflhOlL Edge • - _____ 7. chaitman of the United visitors were guest of Daytona adopted Mr. and Mrs. Tice. lift ed or raised as in the cast Long and Short stitches with ., While here the groups were Kingdom Thalidomide Society, Beach March of Dimes Long and Short Buttonhole of a flower surrounded by .•.& * . .. '.. .1 - -• comprised of parents of Executive Director Helen Scott very impressed by schools and leaves, It's a good idea to do the Disney World's 'Goofy" welcomed Mrs. Mae Thornton, Catherine (right) and Helen Purkis and stitches. in born between 1958 and and her family at a football facilities for the handicapped Heady for a little more leaves first so none of the leaf children area. friend, Sally daSilva (left). whose ha ndicaps were Jamboree. Although they were the Orlando and Daytona diversification? Whip the stitches encoach on the flower 1962 bottom of a line of Buttonhole petals and rob your picture of Paper ('lips To Raise Funds Terry Bledsoe, NFLMC spokesman, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS _____ said the council's offer was as follows: •i and Jac kie Plus of Spina Bifida the road. For Mrs Ellis happiness Many I tilt- first-time tcredited the U.S. the realization that not only had Assn Purkis the week brought Jo) to handi Food and Drug Administration periunces wire shared b) the capped and non-handicapped with preventing widespread handicapped visitors from visitors, but it had achieved Thalidomide use and resulting Nashvi lle, many of whom had ne v er been out of Tennessee, deformities in this country b OUTLOOK'S main goal of seen t ocean ii r ridden H a 1 . with the dying the c mmuntt The re were it-yourself elevator. Driven by activities and promoting ac- inadequate testing. ceptance of the handicapped in 4(X) such births in the United bus from Nash tIle, when they Kingdom alone, he said, arrived in Orlando, their bus normal social situations. resulting in deficiencies in both driver was hospitalized with an 'OUTWOK's philosophy arms and legs, internal attack of appendicitis. that the community and It was like coming home for a1iI? handicapped members can ,t disorders and deafness. one member of th e group, Mrs. be enabled to feel comfortable It was the first visit to the With each other and become United States for the Purkis flay Thornton, who lived in ago when friends in relaxed vacation Family. They enjoyed many Longwood 40 years a science was settings, where everyone's "firsts" while here, among her husband teacher at Lyman High School. attention is centered upon the which were picking oranges NFL Owners Offer Proposal To Avert Player S 'si ke Of Slifching Joy ' , panel discussion by Purkis, ticket. However. Nrkis said [ie Andrea Drake, of the Infor. had no trouble adjusting to mation and Referral Service driving on tile right hand side of S - ', Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975-18 . I-_ I.;&.:, I \ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. . . Mrs. Thornton is a volunteer conimon interest of recreation eating bniled peanuts and sweet v ille and they can Focus on the potatoes, riding Inn motor boat with the OUTLOOK Nash pe n ce r, person - not the handicap," and water skiing (Catherine program and her son, S practicing ph sivan and \lrs Ellis said settled for being towed behind surgeon serv ed as prt cuknt of ( - '•' . ' I - ' II - They were taking back with , happy inemories of new them e:.citing experiences and friends. I .4 Tuesday , Sept. 16, 1975 A-EVCflInQ Herald. Sanford, Fl. - . WOMEN - SPORTS 10 0 ~,~ . . iA. z' Q I F 60 9 excited that "their team" won, IIy JANE CASSELBERRY attributed to the drug. Purkis has overthey could not understand why Herald Stall Writer Catherine OUTLOOK cntra1 Florida come her handicap in many it is called football when the Executive Director, Elsa Ellis ways she plays ping pong, players use their hands and in has pronounced the Family swims, and rides horseback Englarxi they are only allowed Vacation week, sponsored by but it was her talent of poetry to use their feel. the organization headquartered writing that touched the large of the family 's exOne in Longwood, an outstanding group attending the Wednes- periences th ey would have SUCceSS. day night supper and program prefered to do without. They The rosc) glow on the faces of at First United Methodist learned when the speed limit is OUTLOOK'S special guests church in Orlando. One of her posted at 55 mph we mean It. Tenn .) t,ui from Nashville T poems set to music was sung They were hurr)lng to get here iuur .ino from England as and Catherine read one she had in time from New York when the returned home was not written on Famine the wirestoppedbs a highway to Florida td The program also . ifo, an n . Ift .-- : -. C "I could feel the rust wear off on t1lat run," said Hunter, who entered the game in the second period and carried five times for 47 of Notre Dame's 242 rushing yards. "I had to try' arid 4 C August. It was his first outing of a 12-rounder they fought on Marlin Lewis. in 14 months hut he was able to national TV three years ago. In Four amateur bouts will score an in knockout that contest, Quarry' and precee-d the pro action with the over Joe Boy dof Savannah, Ga. Wagner battled to a draw and o-'''.rt Talhami has been away' From both men have been after each p' - Tallahassee Leon Leads Class AAAA Gr*d Poll I . I L I EI(SBUIt(,, Fla. Titusville Astronaut replaced 1. Tallahassee Leon 12 1-01 9. Miami Palmetto 0-0) 2.1 0i49 6. Daytona Beach Lopez I 1-0) 3. Branford I 1-0) 96 Powerhouse ouse alahasHaines City as No. 1 in Class 120 get mmiy co nfidence ba ck playing 10, Winter Park d-Oi 22 8. Lake Weir (1-0 27 61 see Leon was the only 4. St Petersburg Shorecrest pre-sea- AAA, St. fl-ud took over the top in front of pe ople again and on 2. Miami Jackson 1-0) 102 CI ASS AAA 9. New Smyrna Beach 1-0) 15 7. Blountstown 0-1) 36 (8-0) 70 ootball to spot fr om Ilhiuntstown in Class 3. Orlando Oak Ridge i 1 .0 96 national television. I was son prep f 1. Titusville Astronaut 19) i10. Auburndale 11.0)10 8. Miami Westminster i l-Oi 31 keep its op ran ki ng a em' open- AA-even though it has yet to 5 Wewhitchka 10-1 ) 56 4. lampa Chamberlain i 1-0) 01 117 nervous at first, but after the CLASS AA games last weekend 9. Frostproof iO.0 28 6, Jacksonville University play a game-and Tallahassee 78 first contact I settled down, ini. 2. Glades Central i3)i 1-0) 107 I. St. Cloud ( 4 i i 041i 106 10. Mount Dora 11-0)20 The other threeeams lost FAMU grabbed (lass A honors Christian i 1-050 blocked everything else out and 5. Vero Beach il-0)49 3. Ocala Forest i 1-0) 95 2. Pahokee t3 11-01 100 ('LASS A openers and quickly surren- from Wewahitchka, 7. Glades Day 1-0) 44 6. Hollywood hills (I-0 1 42 played football:' 4. Venice i 1-0 81 3. Wildwood i2i (1-0) 98 1. Tallahassee FAMU (9) (1Iedth re their diiOfl 5 i-O. 1 8. Gold Coast Christian CO-Oi The top 10, with first place The ninth-ranked Irish start7. Jacksonville Raines 11-0) 5 Haines City G-D-68 4. ('hipley' 121 ( I-0i 87 0117 spotsr\siamSports in 32 votes, records and points: 31 cii slowly, teasing the partisan 6. Milton 11-0152 5. Lake Butler Union Cl) 1-01 2. Miami Christian t3) (1 0) i. poll. 9. Hastings (0-1) 26 ( I.ASS AAAA 8. Fort Pierce Central C 1-0130 New Engla nd crowd with th e 7. Punta Gorda Charlotte 10- 80 110 10. Greensboro i 1-0i 19 possibility of an upset victory by Boston College, a 7'-point __________________ underdog. I ( Al l) - . - jaime riiioi Seminole To Play C C in Saturday Seminole High School's crhedult'd football came - - ro may Mississippi State Faces .in 1""" or Lhile In Davis Cup BASTAAI), Sweden (AP) - lairne Fillol has decided to play den's team, opened practice Munday under the watchful eye I I F'illol Joined original mates Patricio COmejo and Belus or Chile in Davis Cup semifinal of a score of police, who cor- Prajoux - all of whom i ere, apparently feeling that a doned off the center court area nally refused to play for their ,155-mivimi jNdict' force with from newsmen and photogra- country btciii.st' of the (lafler The (Jackson) ClariLedger quoted unnamed sources as on - Seve re N Penalties CAA JACKSON, Miss. CAP) saying the NCAA forbad its re- ne wspa pe r said. Mississippi State University's lease. Any penalties would not be f i- football team faces penalties of The Clarion-IxQer quoted nal until after an official state- "flioR than one year" of proba- unnamed sources as saying 1 1)11 and the l oss of five grants- State would be p la ced on proba11" I •i,__ ..-._ -- --- - - -, -- - ment from the NCAA. Earlier reports said the -.-.-;-,- �- _ ---.-.-.- .___ ____ _-;-.--- -. 26—Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. ,-..-I Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 11 --~~ Dol I phin Defenders Deserve No-Name MIAMI API The Miami and Jim Kiick pale in cotnShula put tackle Ueinz on the Tackle Fernandez will miss Dolphins will open the National paron. Shula has had six injured reserve list Monday he. at least two weeks of the season Football League season n eeks to rebuild the offense, cause of a knee injury, making with a sprained right ankle and Monday night against Oakland and got a solid performance in a him ineligible to return this end Stanfill and safety Scott with a patched-up defense that 31-13 conquest of the New York season. Safety Anderson ad have both been sidelined for the literally deserves the "No Giants last weekend, middle linebacker Buoniconti majority of the exhibition Name" tag given the unit three ¶t,ent out earlier, season with injuries, PO S IN M BRIEF To Beat Own Record DAYTONA BEACH (AP) ~_ - .- Named - Saints:A Grim Parody Secreta r y 'p CA ,,AD A -- 10 GOLD COACH 8 YR 86 ° KY BR8 WORLD S 1IGHTIST '' '- PRIc($ ____________ __ SCOTcH I P.3 ABC BUYS 8Y THE CARLOAD ' ABC 6 YR. KY. do' SIR 4 YR. KY ORB 4ARTIN 'V - vvo ' sm NY '-5- ip,ip ENGLISH 31 is .." 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Jj committee designated 95:4,1Sellill 2t%bul Imni Disc; l' I cH.rwr I )fp lflaIt%tli1% 4 5) " ' 14 VAMA ITAtias. CPIAMi'AGIit ______ _____ POMBAL . Penn State and Pittsburgh. ________ _______ ___________ ________________________________________________ -OL~ ''.5'- _________N independents Notre Dame, ____________________________________________________ i 1 MAGNUM ' fL ______ Southwest Conference and _ '' '' Texas and Texas A&M of the ___________________ __ - - -. 1e Southeastern Conference, . 41%L1(I rn*ir,e tOt nnInLin Tat IllIlfage S j TRIBUNO VERMOUTH ......1•69 The committee, voting Mon.(Lily, included Ohio State and Michigan of the Big Ten and Southern California and UCI.A from the PacifieBon its 13-team list. The Big 10 and Pac-8 will be able to send their top F our teams to bowl games for the first time this year. ______ _e"., _______ C! 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KY. . ______ JN ESTEBAN I .- pe c ______ _____ 5th AND I $388 QUA - - __1111111111111111111111111111 -_ - a three-way harrier test which MIAMI (AP) The 13-man Orange Bowl selection cornmittee has listed two Big Ten (earns and two Pacific 8 Con. ference tean in its first weekly list of possible foes for the Big Eight champion on New Year's Oil Change ... - I For Classic —_--__i TOM SIMS 'fl .,,. ,, .,,, " " ' -" ICE CUBES 69 lJL MACGREGOR LUCI _ I ." -,,., ,~ - - and : Jeans SADDLEMAN BOOT PRE-SHRUNK BELL BOTTOM CORDS ____ Lube i' I.yman goes to Oak Ridge for Eyes Foes ."' -.4;'-,.. / SHRINK TO FIT ___ .,. . ' ev s L Meets Lake Brantley heads for Evans for a three-way meet also involving Colonial; Seminole is at DeLand at Lake Howell is at Trinity Prep. Meets be gin at 4. In all meets except the la tter, competition Is (or boys, girls and junior varsity. _ 12$ '1 "Ci ,' MARGARITA ______ TOMCOILINS 99C LAN SON IJI , ..,.-.,,,, 7.99 3.88 QULT PIPA COLADA UL L"•'"" __________ -. DEVONSHIRE 868 'SCOTCH 3 s'ws II cast 4.99 ____ si~~', SIR KY BRR 1'i.._j ____ In __SALE ___ 1 I, .yjr—__ 1~ ~— --Zz~—:7--_- L IliI 1--_ WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR N Harriers . CALIF. hANDY i, MARTINI _______ s' CANADIAN SUNSET CANADIAN CMAMPAG*,I HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS MANHATTAN . ;l.: t c Slated Thursday PROFESSIONAL AUTO . E _ PlASTIC (36hol, medal play tournament) - _______________________ IiwIáll1lIl1I1i:I" MOULIN ROUGE 1.1901T1N ________ Al Fern Park planation for the fan to fully 449,... 499' 549 6295 359. 4188 3 'ii's 10' 4095 3 %tMSlO' 4295 .. , • ' : "Oak Ridge was good ...but six fumbles ?' he said calmly. "First play we fumbled, they got it and we held therti. nen on our second play we fumbled, they got it and took It in to score. That's the way it went. Of the six fumbles, three set up early FERN PARK - Orlando- understand.Theclinlcwlll help touchdowns." Seminole Jai-Alai gears for dissolve that ccnfuslon, acAnd any heroes In defeat, CO8('h' Thursday night's season opener cording to jai-alai officials. "Huh . said Copeland. "Are there ever when you lose" with an exhibition match of five Boone was a 21-7 loser to Evans Friday night. games and clinic tonight at 8. Over at Trinity t'rep, junior halfback Norbert Seals had the The preseason tuneup gives consolation of helping his team avert a shutout. John Carroll used fans a chance to see players In the pass o good advantage and action, including four new t ed a17s. 0ry, players. Chances are the Saints will be working on their snaps from To Battle center for punting purposes. One sailed out of the end zone for a There will be no wagering on safety to compound Trinity's problems. the games, which means 4 Next for the Saints is Jacksonville Episcopal. childrenwill be admitted to the A safety was the decider Saturday afternoon at Lake Howell. performance. There Is no ad.Cross country runners seek Guess here is that coach Torn Ruby's Hawks will be mission charge. fame and glory today in four generating more offense starting this weekend against Bishop Jai-alai is an intricate sport meets involving Seminole Moore, which fell to Bishop Kenny, 12-0. and one which re4iuires County teams. . 11111 "We are going to have s.-rne changes, that's for sure," said What distressed him most, besides six fumbles, was the defensive play on the perimeter. Chances are he will have some 1W51 faces at ends and outside linebackers. ion ...-. - . , t MIlID COCkTAIL '101 100', A IIQUILA CO S 1P.l PUlP?)) 4 ___ _____ Putt-Putt ,IaI Exhib it . .-- P:,4 !! Lyman's practice, a sobering tealiz.ation after the 27-0 opening loss, was fairly quiet as coaches went over new strategy for the Orlando Boone game, Friday in I.ongw(xKI. also includes Winter Park; CERTIFIED McHENRY 12 YEAR OU DARu RUM . 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"I said to myself, 'That's beat NtLsburgh 645 before the Denny Doyle of Boston, who Richie 7~isk's two-run homer led four-run burst that carried Burt born Milwaukee Brewers for a flt's the best shot I'll have Pirates rebounded 9.1 in the had this year's previous best Pittsburgh ' s assault in the Ilooton to his 11th straight c-7 victory at Fenway Park. i( a hit," Ills chance at a niche 'onI half of the double - hitting streak of 22 games. nightcap Baltimore was Idle Monday in the record books, he decided, header, St. Louis nipped PhilaCults 6-1, Pirates 5-9 Cards 7, Phillies 6 Braves 12, Giants 0 night and in an abbreviated Al, was fading fast. "I got (klphia 7, lis Angeles overTwo-out run-scoring doubles Singles by Ken Reitz and Ted Dust) Baker's five RBI and a schedule, the Kansas City Roy. discouraged for a moment. I hauled San Diego S-4 and At. in the ninth inning by Jerry Sizemore and a double by six-run Fifth inning highlighted San c ' 3, 'S Record' National league PAIl IPC. )100 Al bats) T S'rnmonc fit 1) ',.ittqu,II-ti Pqh 33] Wnhnn. iItn. lfl. M-oan. cdi. City cleon,ird 136). In) Pi.'w Ynrk (GuM 66) at MI )An1,'rsnn 00) tnt (,4tifoi'na '.''''i'' ) 'H at II 13 . In) Wednesday's Games Oltirnnrp at Rost.)n n (tq-,.'lari(t at Detroit, In) rw York Al MiIwu1et'. In) flak land ,it Chicago, in) ii nns.ac City at Minneso t a. In) raoi-n,n at T,,,s till ' erson. a 6-5, 215-pound left wing, were teammates on the Victoria Cougars of the Western Canadian Hockey ___ '". ,. ., __.. - .,, BROOKFORD 10 YEAR KY BLEND auiel . __ (çF.I IT QUART Ia',,. ____ . JACK DANIEU ~ 11111111 . z KENTUCKy : c*i Oil,' BLACK . DRY GIN 479 •QT ______ -1 014 QUART KENTUCKY •I&CN________________ 299 34 3 _1O ° __W . ,, . - ______ — - i;- DELUXE 3 _____ _____ MR. ED CAl MI CI MIIeI CSIVI I C -AU CACAO - SLACIIINRI - hIAtt SIC asi"t IPA QI 5Cl .'i tPPIlVI S(N*PPS QWl%I -- -- * Cli) _ 14 ROYAL signing of secod.-round amateur draft choice Kim Clackson and sixthround pick Eric Sanderson. C1acson, a 5-foot-10, 195-pound defenseman, and Sand- LIQUEUR MP F RANCE JACQUl' ~: QT. VODWGIWRUIVI~ th e World Hockey Association announced today the STANLEY : ' JIM SIAM NY BOURBON VODP.A GI RUM , CERTIFIED BRANDY ' QUAil 4.2? COF F EE IMP 7 ,& BL E ND V.S.O.P. COGNAC 7", KY BLEND - ___ hA MARIA 7.99 ,w GIN KY GUCKENHEIMER ":z DOM LIQUEUR LIGHT OR DARK IN LOS ANGELES lAP) -Dick White, publicity director of the Forum the past six years, was named Monday as director of operations for the Los Angeles Aztecs of the North American Soccer League. White, 3.5, siill assist John Chaffetz, the managing general partner of the Aztecs. The new operations director held the post of publicity director of San Diego Sports enterprises prior to joining the Forum staff in Inglewood, Racers B ENEDICTINE 9.49 __ g4 ____ 'P - al National Lcaqur East W . CR 6% 64 ¶70 PhIphia 7 70 S 6 t inulS 16 ii 573 7 Os'w York 76 71 507 9', 77 19 177 11 Mv,trr'at AS 64 116 70 Wet. '(trw'nn.o. 6 57 653 I cii Aric'E,-s 67 69 513 16' S Franr,sn 77 79 177 76', San Diego 61 67 Atlanta 66 IS t4t'tjitC'n 59 9) 393 39 P ()mn"h'd (1.4.5tfl till.' Monday's Results Cpncann A I. P.ttstjurql ______ _____ ¶46* soUvfi ILA BOURBON 4.49 - BEEFEATER ABC RUM ____ ______ ________ I the idle A's in the West ~-for-5 night at the plate for the Angels. Division. mark Monday night. Dwight and Robin Yount's eighth. ton's ace lAs Tiant, 16-13. Itoyals 3, White Sox 2 "We just gotta win all the rest Evans athk'd four Bill to the ation. ,,, A 9) Kans ______ :uu:si • Showdown KC. 111112~ 67 A 3 ChirAnn (Jefferson I _______ el: II&1, GENTLEMAN " Casselberry 3 z.- pj.', 69 19 LU 21 For - IN- May , t, P Jackson. oak. 96 1 May Pal, 91; C Scott. MII. 94 fl 1 69 77 fl ° i)etroit (Arroyo 703. (n) P alol •BLENO PATTED Ready Just 4I games separate the Streaki ng Rookie Vail Ties two teams. It could swell to 61i Y MI,,jb c' 115 SirnIclon Pal. . .'. games by Wednesday night and (tie record - - a 23-iamiie' hitting on thi scoreboard and put Vail Pittsburgh hack in the night- Pirates in the East Division and By 11IE ASSOCIATEI) PRESS kana'. ('ly 1 COt .it I O. 169 all but eliminate the Orioles M.r,n.scct, 7 Caluforn.,i 6 streak, the longest ever by a in the book alongside Phila- cap. 1 DO(JRI ES - -Lynn moved the Cardinals within ' (%n1nn% KC. Front the American League "I figured it was gonna be one National League rookie. It also deiphia's JovRapp, who set the PA(FlAr, KC 3111; Mayberry. The Pirates, trailing 4-2 going seven games of the top. OAklAri(I ,it TP,,1N l)pd rA,n 18 R JlArk%on, Oak. 38. Single East race. Or it could dwindle of those nights," Mike Vail drove in the Mets' first run. .M.'s rookie streak record of 23 into the ninth inning of the first 0Iy 'iam', 'tjulCd p, p,g, Ch.imbliss, NY, to 2' games and give the Oil- mused, It was ... but not the Dodgers 5, Padres 4 Today 's Oames And two innings after that, tie straight games in 1921, and game, went ahead on a two-run IPIPI ES- Rivers. Cal. 13. oles a clear shot at their sixth way he figured, C)AklAnrl (filtio 19 11 Anti B,1h r, Art-it. KC. Willie McCovey three-run got his second hit and second ltichie Ashburn, also of the single by Bob Robertson and an 11 Orfa. Chi, 10. n%f'n 9 171 at Tr'i. division title in the last seven merry 16 1 yrw'i fln 7 p Kelly. Chi, 7 homer in the top of the eighth In the fourth inning Monday RBI (if the game, an eighth-in- Phillies, who matched it in 1948. RBI-single by Al 16 And )Pnk in% 16 16) 7. (I n) 14 () M r_ 110N%- Mayberry. ),ears. Oliver. But in night, the New York Slets' nini, , lie-breaking single ftat Guy Curtright of the 1943 the bottoin of the ninth, Joe inning gave San Diego a 4-1 flaltlrncrr lP,Imq'r 71 10) .t yr, jacc*. oak. )I. i Poston (TiAnt i6iii, In) "We're still In the driver's rookie sensa'n drilled a bullet vaulted the Mets to a 3-2 victory Chicago White Sax owns the 26- Wallis singled, then Morales lead. But in the bottom of the ,%A i 1, G ~rnff 10 Hur rovqh%, - 'GIN PIIPiS ii os ' ' Orioles 447 74 I,41T~ C; Brett. Monday't Resultt (arv'w P,',in, I ll. Munson, Munson. NY. Roston 9 "t ,::'& aa:a': '. WIl)l ::* KENTUCKY * Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, WI _:__1497 oil,? Names Boss _____ * Hi-Way 17.92, Fern Park 64 CASE _______ ,' Øa4s:' 48 90 SS '44 J69 It" Y'l,1,,,,,ki, R%n. 09. Carew, Wet? Mm,, U P Io(b.tnfl Oak. 6 (hcaan 4.99_QUART ______________ _______________________________ _____________________ VODKA ., MARTIN'S V V 0 , SCOTCH ,r ______ ____ ______ - R (I M , Sox, fled Sox stand poised, ready to end Baltimore's recent domination of the American League East and the Orioles sit on the brink of a do-or-die situ- P11100, I vnn. Am ". ma y II? 36': terry (Alifcwn,A 'C £'I C DRINKS OUPICE ALL ' JIM BEAM ' ,.i SCOTCH CERTIFIED TEQUILA ii1c (0111A 0111 I, ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES OPIE 100° VODKA 1. ,u(*I I StuiGsI rri'. ' ' 4 p 4.99 I 1 14 490 IS, , Minnesota IS IMP MIIICO SAVING IS YOURS '., 564 1' . ', 't sq' TEQUILA S9 15 CASE _____ HEDGES 11 League TIL ____ '. __ II A U _______ American League RAl I IPC, 140 At bl%) Mm, 360. Lynn, . 316 316. Pr.'??. KC 110 Rice. Itsn 310 ? ? 57 flç uc OR o*ii ________ _______ SOUTHERN COMFORT MEXICANA HII1 OR GOLD LIQUEUR suo, _'_ WHOL(SAL(_CASE_I.151 _______________ cu' iSSUE . it,A •(vtaGt GuIDE ________________ •tuta*i S,ICIAIS A ND 040 5PCA% , TROPIC 151* By THE ASSOCTED PRESS between the Oakland A's and of them,” said outfielder Jim Boston attack. The Red Sox Twins 7, Angels Paul Splittorf l's six-hitter Steve Braun's single and the Texas Rangers was rained ILce, who knocked in his 100th built an SO bulge in the first to and John Mayberry's tieIt's a two-game series In Sep. run of the season. "Nothing innings, more than enough to breaking two-out single in the Glenn Borgmann's double n out, tember that could lead to a sevstave off a late Milwaukee ninth Inning carried Kansas the 12th inning gave Minnesota Baltimore takes Its best shot new," en-game Series in October. surge that included George City past Chicago and inched its victory over the Angels, Fellow rookie sensation Fred tonight, sending 21-game winAfter 150 games the Boston ner Jim Palmer against Bois. Lynn also reached the 100 11131 Scott's 30th homer of the year the Royals within 6 games of overshadowing Bruce Bochte's A rietroit to Rt I0URN04 'jj MCII 0? lulSi PSICIN ARE'5TO'9BELOW (V(RYQAT O WI 5.975T _________ ______________495 _______________ SEI3IUNG iAP - Invitations have been sent to golf clubs for the 16th Mid-florida Golf Festival at the Harder Hall course Jan. 12-17, golf pro Ben Roman announced today. The six-day event will feature a 72-hole best ball tourney withaclub pro playing with three of his club's amateurs during the first three days. The 11th annual Bob Gray Cup matches between players from the United States and Canada will take place Jan. 15. Victor Jacobson, managing director of the festival, has set aside Jan. 16-17 for pros and amateurs to compete for 24 daily awanis. ' ______________ SI, LEG ER 0.1'. " t 4 YR 8O KY BAB , ____ ITSflIAASILTIIR EARLY TIMES Mid-Florida Golf Planned 4. ft- RIOuCTiO O PROOI REBEL YELL A SEPT. 5 DAY SALE TUES._ Y E AR CA NA DIAN 59 75 CASE ' P I Leaders flevelAna TOWER 94 GI lisa & IT S GRIAT Baseball M.i,k,p LONDON ABC 8 YEAR SCOTCH KY BOURBON .1 -. LARGEST 9~! • '' I , AMERICA'S SEAGRAM ROYAL DELUXE l.OULSVII.LE IAP - Churctull I)051n.s announced the appointment .Monday of I,outs D. Dolan as racing secretary, succeeding Tommy Trotter. 1)olan, currently assistant racing secretary at Mor.mouth Park, 51111 begin immediately to organize the program for the Downs' fall meeting SI hich runs from Oct. V through Nov. Dolan, 36, a native of Wilmington, Del., has worked at a number of eastern tracks, including Garden State Park. Trotter left to become racing secretary for the NeSI York Racing Association. WINE & SPIRITS DEALER Red Baltimore P4i"w "cr1 Good News Joke Of Baseball W I Pc? Cit 9 - I -. _ ,... Major League American League in the last two weeks. We're just going to have to pick summer. "I don't think 1w ever Don Reese would start at tack- ,National Football League and putting veteran reserve Bob and Manny Fernandez, Bill up the slack." orked well," Shula said. les if Stanfill can play. He said plavt'tl in Canada before going Matlson in Kolen's post. Stanfill and Jake Scott have been injured most of the preseason. Coach Don Shula has been faced with the prospect of trIng to avenge last year's 28-2% I All) — It's broke his arin three weeks ago sive III)(-, [Ail Iliv (-enter they %kith the potential to blow it offewsive line %%ill give backup playoff loss to Oakland with a been ,I gr4n parooly of those and figures to sit out at least chose hasn't hit%it lick yet an(I I:atne open. Burton has quarterback Bobby Scott ' rookie safety, two second-year "gooti news, bad news" jokes as Sunday's opener reportedly run the 40 yard dash enough time to hit Burton when at their rookie guard got a late linenten and possibly a rookie the rookie-laden New Orleans Washington. .start due to an All-Star ganie — professional fIO,otball's speed lie outruns the secondary. linemen in the starting defen- Saints approach the opening The Saints drafted the swift- Injury. measure - in anything from 4.4 The line was one of the rcasive lineup. gaine of the 1975 National est wi(le receiver in the team's T'he receiver, Liarry Burton, seconds to 4.2 seconds. sons the Saints lacked it passing . The defensive injuries have Fooftill Ixague season. eight-%ear history, But getting hini into action threat in 1974. Another reason . but lie has it is exix- ded ft) suit up for tile made the problem of replacing Quarterback Archie Manning hamstring pull Ifuit won't heal. liedskins gaille sulitlay, may be another of those "good was a nagging knee Injury that World Football League defects showed the best preseason form They drafted instant help for healthy or not. Coach John news, bad news" things. caused Manning to undergo an . porous offen. North I,arry Csonka. Paul Warfield (if his career, but Manning their t' raditionall~ *calls hun ".I real burner" 'lliere's reason to doubt that the operation after the season. Richard Petty, on his s'ay to a sixth national stockcar championship, also has a chi,inLv to better his o% n record of W,= in u innings for a 'sear. Ile set the mark in 1971. Last year, he collected $299,175. &)far this season he has won $247,895. With first prize nainev in the remaining eight races adding toa ininuiIIIIII $99, 000, Petty hasacliance goover the top. of Ilis victory Silriclay in the Delaware 5W at Dover %%as the 10th time he has on in the year's fl events so far on the GrandNationial circuit of the National Association for Sitock Car Auto Racing iNASA7AI0. In the point race for t1le tI1I, I ,II,t l I J"jIIIq)I(,II ~- I. 11p, p(qjii I.S out front 511th 3,694. Dolan free agent John Andrews would to the WFL. l placed at tackle with Reese Shula has used rookie Barry' lull, a fifth-round (lrafl pick, a end if Stanfill can't play Shula admitted that the main along with veteran backup reason Andrews wasn't cut a Charlie Babb as his starting sa. seek ago 'as "the event some- (eties most of the exhibition season. thing could happen." years ago. ,,I'm not concerned about the fleinz injured his leg in tht and 251 pounds, Andrews." "No Name" players Dick An. offense. We're going to score playoff kiss to Oakland last Shula said ILimly Crowder,na played in the World Football lie has replaced Buoniconti 'ick Buoniconti and points," center Jun I.anger %%uiter awl Shula said the leg 6-2, 236 I.eague Ile failed to by moving outside lineb.acker pounder in last his sem year. (I Boblleinzharebeenlostforthe "our defense now is hurt. appeared to bother hun this year, and top 1974 draft pick make the Detroit lions of the Mike Kolen to the middle and Petty Has Chance -- „..,, ______ -__-0000000000-o - j'1.;.; 'M@1*SC0REB0ARD Tag ________ Evening Heraki, Santora,i- i. of becomi ng execu ti ve of Here's your opportunity to lem the ganie, meet the players and experience all the thrills of the world's fastest game. Hear experts fully explain the betting system, odds, and the method of cashing tickets. See the players demonstrate shots and have your own personal questions answered. And, if you've ever dreamed of trying your skills on the court, here's your chance of a lifetime, an Independent minor league team. Wolff, 3o, who was Class AA executive of the year with Sa- In 1971, a ounced his vannah nn resignation Monday. 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY.17-92 FERN PARK— CASSELBERRY —M I N UTES FROM 1-4 _11~~::~Y_k-fl\-;-7--, �=-- ft -- -' -#--- . -------,t------------ --- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 411— Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. -- --- . . GOLDEN DONUTS Inc. r mmM,I BRAKE RELINING LIGHT REPAIRS TIRE REPAIRS NL10" V, I r I 124 Country Clubfload Lake, %Iaq, Florida' 1*5)321-6101 2-1 1101LI-11 INUCK REPAIRS (. PHONE 3030492 MULLET LAKE RD., GENEVA ., i.i- a • I • a • 1• • a III, eminoie Bakery Products Inc. SADDLES.GUN BELTS HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS - JEWELRY BELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS NURSING Clothing Dollar Is Recycled CENTER Mouth-Watering Goodness where your friends are" 21 Hour Nursing Care For ma no of Dog Track Rd Longwood ' Le 40 CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP Mon.-Sat. l0a.m..3 p.m. 834.2327 . . d In McIR5 0 Fold Down - - - GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 834•0600 Awnings I Ph. 323.5434SaflfOr I 9ls.i __-- . ABINET - 1 FA8ULOuSlL1LF.l, MACHj BSIGLR,WITit WPASfW'rEATURL WI I - _____ • -. --u- • F ..: - _____ *tGp*çf OP f OAI UTO - ''vi Talephon. 2774431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED - "%. ' " " . . - •. - - . - 6014£ Colonial Of' -'- •• MOBILE HOME F L In Writing -- Lu E ' OR MORE 15 FURNITURE Ny Ionize Applicator Q1A7in. ' - . f - i,,, SALES Y. 17-92 's'ai CASSELBERRY • Cakes Pastries Natural Bread A Full Line of Ha nd 'i Cut and Glazed * Special Orders r.al4FhI' -I ' Donuts - -- . -- -J' - p,j,,n . t - ---'ñ.- -' - - ' .' - - .-'' TOYS,AND FURNITURE ARE FOUND AT ALMOST-NU Pictured above sL)da Faith O'flnasafJedtomer t,,nr, f,itI cn .' ' ITEMS OF CLOTHING, GAMES, in h,tI,iae •i..,. ,'.. 1(00 KO. -. Y -- ' - - -- ou can find girls answer to the economy - Phone 322-7596 - Sanford • i 1t orld ' -:'. .... r...... - . -wi-. ;.. , . - /. , . ' , * Lit us show you what a wOnd.rfU I*peritflc, day care can b A BQb's World 1ABQbsW' P.M. Mon.-W. SANFORD 323-5-474 CHRIS* SCHOOL *'* (GRADE K4 THRU 12) Born and parel so pcipular, you dare not raised on a farm in Tennessee. miss seeing the smashing duds Paulette start ed riding ho rses at Horse & Rider Beautiful w he n she ws 4 years old She ou tfits by Lee. Miller, Pool a nd has lived in Sanford with her others, for men, women. boys lAlir rhllilrlln flnA P.i.I.a a nd nIrI. In denim and cotton. racks -- - - - -. Timothy for the adorn Celeste past five years For your foot stompin' feet, & Rider has Wrangler Horse Her ex perience with animals extends much further than lust and Tony Lama boot Tony as being the riding horses She has worked Lama is roted with the Pollution Control In Cadillac In bootwear. Paulette Is lover of all kinds of It In a Stetson or American hat animals Along with her four These lines are available in all sizes at Horse & Rider. children she n.i five horses In the gift line, Horse & Rider two dogs and two cats. She has an abundance of knowledge carries a full line of leather purses and billfolds, all hand Coflcerninrl animals, and made There is also beautiful it mor e than willing to share belt buckles, lighters, jewelri, with others etc. At Horse & Rider you'll find Horse a. Rider. 2858 S Sanford Avenue. Sanford, is the the gulet friendly atmosphere, ..1AI.... -.1.. 4. W wv"JuuJ;9 Oestroylit Electric. DEPA SPONSORED PALMS lPALM New Store Hours Open Sunday 31 12-5 DUTION IN A 0914131 ALT G 01 FACILITIES OF GSDlIVES TISTCHURC$ NGSC)R., & COUNTRY CLUB ye. s1een, .. a Ave. Fl,a or ida nT Green Fees NTE SPRINGS ALL 831-0950 FOR MORE INFORMATION - . 9 Holes 2•25 3.50 All Day or 18 Holes 9 Holes l.5O * *MONDAY SPECIAL Memberships Now Available - s • 834-1811 .. lag 9% 4r •1111 - Ill pjtjy NEW FILLY AT TH E H ORSE & RIDER WESTERN STORE Paulette flaudo with her expertise and knowledge of anImals is an usr( to the store, vvaTer i-ior m anrvr qutions by phori, 831-972 408 MATT I E ST. Aids Inc. - J SANFORD any INSTALLATION G UAR1-A NTEE e 24 HR. WRECKER S ERVI Initiation Fee Family Single JEAN JONES - • - • ' - . - : - - w 'Ta • S : 'round Newcomer and all Specialist, particularly with the new "Blow Dry" Styles. "See Jean for a hairdo you can't do without." B Donier, Mable Duggan, Jean Jone s 2O12 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 323-2650 ' B.E: 1) KE N • -• • 'Restaurant and Catering C - - 1I:0.3:I1111A914. - SAY. DAILY SPECIALS —MEAL SIZED SANDWICHES SEER OR WINE. MICHELOSON TAP. Hui* U61Q(e'6 — ADV. lt\ Starn JO - € S CUSTOM CATERING TO FIT ANYONE'S BUDGET DINING ROOM AVAILABLE IN EVENINGS, SEATS 15-60 TUES.-SAT. THURS. EVE. BY APPT. A(C1 21 A 19 1 1, 3th St. and Sanford Ave. ) *Trees & Shrubs 'Gift Shop •Hardware Dept. •Pool Chemicals 323-09 automatically fat :1 Rob,,'tor Sisal . 654 $200 Yearly or $70 Per Month 5150 yearly or $11 Per Month Henry & Carol Barron, Owners Monday Deliveries 33L 0791 Located I ?AlIe Norm of SR43lOnhl.9llnLonqwood j Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES CHI ENK O,'ard ""••" photoqv'aphy ---- --- - Ask the man who wears one!! restaurants offer good foods a; well as singing. and a national drink called retsina. which Is wine that has been - I ' -- - - ' FREE HEARING TEST I - - - - - —o OBLIGA TION L CALL 'i.0 'I LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD 831-7252 HEARING AID Avd-lo" Othtr makes AVil-labit Looking for a nice place to stay' There are many fin" hotels in Athens. modern and inexpensive,Looking for fine sight' Try one of IhC oreatect thrills in the world - a climb up the Acropolis From the - top of this At he nian hill you can vie,-, tempiec of the ancient Greeks, whose whole center of civilization was built here Ill - l? NO* StUM 33 'Nelson Fla. Roses •lnsecticides •BAC & MC Garden Center One the best is the v!rr ' Greek $249 50 Other Shredders IrOrn •Fertilizers Open7DaysAW,,k looking for a fun place to 83 4-8776 S. riW. REPAIRS BATTERIES. CoRt) AND SERVICE • n i I I Cs GEORGE C. HEARN FLORIDA HEARING AID CENTER 1 - " p . , - • Ii -. ••, ,.............. ' - - , r 1imI :.,r ;71 ..... :-.-.'- i'T'. TRAVEL TIP: ED INSJRU N NOiSING E r.. .a..... .......iI .0 uur1 I UV!I your e Vutebaakrt.' - S I. inJ --- CHR SUNHANDLERS LIVE OAK CENTER, HWY. 11-92, CASSELBERRY (ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PLAZA) Where Any Foot Can Find A Good Home! By INIAL JDES GRADES ./.THITtt SU The Original War Control Film Ph. 321.0780 0 S. Elm Sanfori "Your Complete One-Stop Garden Center" NOW L with i'i.. L.L "" I iiy Lu1 Your head should lo(* as Design Group as a biologist. good as the rest of you. so adorn 9 ALL SHOES "" Sanford and the Environmental TOWNSQUA R E,$01 E. 25th ST. ç jiONT[ , ' Infants to Age 2 Yecus to iOi •WA " ''i-i' by the name of Paulette Dando found along with feed for all started with Horse & Rider in kinds of animals July Animals have been a part With western vearinq ap of Paulette's life ever since she ' --. Exclusively Di$Iqri.d For OPEN 0:30 am. Giêto(iO(ag - ('levy Hand WAS A little critter EDUCATIONAL CHILDCARE TS INSTALL OR HAVE INSTALLED ,j CHOSEN BY FIVE MAJOR FLA. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS There's a new hand at the old place to get your horse care combined with the smell of selection of western wear and I-DV. *corral: Horse& Rider Western products Beautiful saddles. tanned leather and suedes as ailts or e. that is Aprettyiittlefilly bridles and blankets can be Inviting as you will their St l. . In At The Horse & R*Ider - i -,, . k1... IJ•7 iloprices because of reduced bread, sesame seed bread; also berlin's. General Nutrition, . $*riotePLa EARTHENWARE irIs1aIlalI , the Almost-Nu at Almost-Nu are done so on _________________________________________________ 25% OFF WI tLLIKIL LUI $595 Formerly located on Park General Mills in their res earch order, and have made cakes for longer the pleasure and *Ave., under the name of Len's lab and was part of the team Auto Train satisfaction you get from the Hand cut donuts and home luscious pastries, breads and Pastry Shop, the new shop ha s that produced the Brown-Nbeen In the present, more Serve rolls. Seminole Bakery style ha nd cut cookies, the kind other baked goods made right he re you can taste t he pure on the premises at Se minole convenient location for 3 Pr oducts employs 15 neople In Baker their Sanford bakery and shop 'ugar and other natural Bakery Product-s months. Seminole A complete line of bread ingredients, are more of the Follow your nose when you Products Inc Is operated by Paulson. president, products baked by Seminole, prime examples of the baker's smell that delicious aroma Leonard 0 various health art offered at Seminole Bakery around 25th And French The new location was chosen. including according to Len. to have the breads. There are 100 per cent Products Avenue. and let your taste buds convenience of a shop just of whole wheat bread, also offered Health food stores are among verify that you've found the the main drag, French Avenue, with raisins, spr ou ted wheat the customers served by home of baked goodness. and still give c us t omers lower bread, soy bread. oatmeal Paulson, including Cham- Seminole Bakery Products Inc for Florida's climate, Almost Don't throw away those Chlldrens Thrift shop. With the consignment Nu carries out of season "Almost Nu" clothing items, freshly painted yellow and All clothing, both new and ciothing. Costumes for any when you can recycle them, arid black building to guide you, used sold at Almost-Nu is ready ocr,sIon (such as sch ool plays get some money ba ck on those Almost Nucan be found 12 mi. to wear None are sold with or Halloween) and scout hard earned dollars that went north of Dog Track R. on High. stains or tears Some famous uniforms for girls are see Into buying them Stop by and way 17-92 in Longwood This names found at the shop are only a part of the and wideboys variety Iris and Jeanne at Almost fine children's thrift shop is Cinderella, Nanette, King Cole, of clothing f ound at the shop. Nu, where saving you mono-v- s owned by Iris and Jeanne. Only Greenawsy, Don Moore and Almost-Nu 1 the perfect the name of the garnet — ADV. Mon.ThruSat.6.6 Cuselkrry FRANCISCAN . .i.. IJk$JW-YWIIVT 1114 (AfiJU')). , that their clothes are still November, It has received sizes from Infant thru 14. boys early bird Christmas "Almost Nu" when they overwhelming response from sizes from infant thru 20 Some A generous one week iayawa become too small. If's a area r es idents who are all too frustrating and expensive familiar with having to discard Items found at Almost-Nu carry plan is available to all shoo or iginal price tags, evidence of pers experience for mothers to find "Almost Nu" clothing, games. the fact that many children Appointments are f that their children outgrow and toys Outgrow clothing before it is those wishing to sell their their clothes so soon and mus t At Almost Nu, mothers can worn clothing on consignment. and have replacements when not only bring in their own Grandparentscan keep their the only requirement that all there's still a lot of wear left in children's Items to be homes stacked with up to date Items are in pampered con them. "recycled." but may stop and toy, games and spare clothing ditlon Fc.r your appt phone The answer to the frustrating shop for the next size UP. All for their little guests, mci. 834.2327 Store hours are from and expensive experience of clothing, games, toys, fur. Pernively at Almost.Nu Monday thru Saturday 10 a m youths phenominal gr ow th Is niture, rec or ds and books sold For vaca tioners unpr epared to 3:00 p m found at SeaIiKe.e 'BtiIi 2335 Laurel Ave. . - - Orlando Fla Fla. 321217 • COATING Guaranteed For 5 Years . f... I •.. Only Authorized to I SERVICE STATION Nylonizing ROOF DU !..._.( lu. NYLONIZE - - -"I' Your children crow enTraI Morida WHILE THEY LAST CALLFORAPPT. 322.3936 2635SANFORDAVE. 20% OFF ON oiar overhead. rye, pumpernickel, sour dough, Economy Health Foods and Seminole Bakery Products is French and Italian bread In others They ship as far away oven, mouth watering aroma of freihly baked bread and pastry housed in a unique A-frame addition. Seminole Bakery as Sunshine Health Foods in w hen you buy the plastic building with an old-fashioned Pr oducts bakes a variety of Lakeland and deliver as far as wrapped bakery products from.water wheel out front, which handcrafted rolls and breads Sebring Health Foods and the supermarket And is the enhances the attractiveness of especially for restaurants Ormond Beach Health Foods natural goodness the neighborhood just as the Some of Paulsons customers savory Eclairs,cinnamon buns and missing from the taste of these delicious odor emanating from are Freddles. Cork-n-Cleaver, a special twisted pastry called the ba kery enhances the at Sanford Holiday Inn and Buck's Vummies are further examples baked goods' Here's good news for you! mosphere R es taurant of the variety of tasty bak ed Paulson has been in this line Locat.d conveniently in Sanorders Special for coods offered at Seminole ffor or d, d, at 2533 Laurel Ave.. is of work since 1932. startIng just organizations such as churches Bakery Pr od ucts inc. All of Seminole Bakery Products Inc-, after he finished high school. He and lodges are handled by these products may be pur where bread and all sorts of started as a ba ker's helper. Seminole Bakery Products. chased at the bakery at 2533 pastries are baked on the attended Bakers' School- in who are masters at duplicating Laurel, just a block off French premises. In all their fresh. Chicago, and owned his first emblems or Insignia on cakes. Ave and 25th Street Do you miss the hot from the. ... _• EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER , U1 , 1'T4 ' "s.'r WRECK REBUILDING ii"l'l II jt'W TOO LARGE OR LL..'.jL41(A. f)..71 %,. - liii AliILL g nment 1IIIitII1 Refi nishing Ii 1 • SPECIAL MOUTH WATERING GOODNESS FROM SEMINOLE BAKERY .,.Plcturedabovefnfrontof water sheeI1s Leonard Paulson, President. /! I .- I'1ii • NO REMODELING aa SERVICE i ii .1, A I. o. 19 ErnTrflr34533 r331T53561983 9 1,331111, Sanford OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. 1 '11 8 Oviodo "fr rnp m 1400W First S - _ E. Glass & Paint Co., Inc 2t .122 4.6.22 ?IOMagroiIa 1.e ) GardenLand IN SANFORD PLAZA 1.1 (I Senkarik Tomato— Pepper — Eggplant SINGER APPROVED DEALER EMPIRE ' - t. VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW IN Ve have a cr edi t pan deignid I Ii ,' $ 10001 1: ,- EQUIPMENT IBMiab 13ea* &ba Permanent $ 50 Wave 'MIRRORS 'PAINT 'WALLPAPER Others Arriving Daily 4T1 '_JI "i 373 -- ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN - LES ALE RETAIL FOR QUOTES CAll. - / 1 47 1 'ART SUPPLIES .GLASS _______ 1 . L IN 244 j RANUS(AN! \J' , BIRTH IAY ____ :_U, In Our 51h Year '-., OptfiDa.IIS "" CImd Sal ]BAKERY 24 HR. SERVICE Park Ave. OVIEDO TRACTOR CO -- ? A SALES& SERVICE AND AUTO PARTS AND APPLIANCES 1 "-. COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Sanford, Florida Phone 3 22-2624 61 HOME MUCUNW HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' DUDA AUTO PARTS WHIRLPOOL AC'III-' - Route 426 Tl~ FULL LINE ILE HOME Roof Coating Guara ntee Leaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirling Anchoring 0 Carports 0 Steps I AUTO INSURANCE I I 9 IIA .•... LP PRODUCTS INC CASSELBERRY 202 S. Park Ave. . PH. US-3148 __________________________________________________ 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. gq I .. id Tac • Pet Supplies • Annuals Vegetable Plants I 5R22'sFiled EZPayments 2858 Sanford Ave. Sanford ritucT Ph 3226707 Sanford Fla 919E ?rid St. Horse Care items Ph. 323.7990 4 ON Popp Feeds •Baby Chicks 16.24 Year Olds WESTERN STORE I Private Patients — VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy "ALMOST NU" CartiliparS Tuxedo LOW RATES Horse & Rider Hwy. 17.92 2 Ne 8 t most-Nu A t Al HIDING BEHIND T TWO YELLOW SIGNS ON IL . I .. WE BRING THE SHOP TO YOU WrRE "VIA, -- Ar ••. L - - Wholesale - We D'eliver CALL US FOR Cr.f .4 TRANSMISSIONS MASTER CHARGE BA NK FINANCING T...4a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. jW FREELANCE WEDDINGS PORTRAITS ADVERTISING citement are a guarantee when you visit Greece Pun your trip at CARIBBEAN Winter Park Mall Tel. 645 2060 Open 9:30 5:30. Sat. 10 2. Travel arranged any SPECIALISTS IN OUTDOOR PORTRAITS where In the world All odc of transportation available Friendly serv ice FOR MORE DETAILS A reentry n'r,nit IS the most important travelling document you can carry. if you Intend coming back a ' re not 'i the U S and PHONE 323-9092 AFTER 5:30 P.M. ru . rn NO ..,.ILI.J THROUGH SAT. EVE — Servitee CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC - 574 N Orlando Ave. U.S citizen $1 00 CURL - WIGS.WIG • . 634-3 2 8 laza 8 _* -WAITI Hwy.17% & 436 ARE TERMITES EATINGYOU OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME? Don't let Termites make a meal out of your home. . . .letourprofessjon1il exterminators rid you of these expensive "gourmets" once and for all! Call for a free estimate right away! Emergency Service PH. 3228865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford ? �f..': ' 68-EveningHerala, Sanford, FL Ti'esday. Sept. 16, 1975 _________________ _________________ ________________________ I 10 I"l I G HIS r"i EVENING 1(fl (2) f.'OO (9) (2) 6'lS Trek (8) Tnda. '' (2) DaiI' () Ness Siincoast Sunrise (13) Movie (2. I) Movin' On (9) Haonv Days (24) When TV Was Frightenctein Welcome Back. Kotter (2, 8) Police Story (6) Switch (9) 'i( 9'flO (2) (6) g-ii (13) Lass And Mr Jones '00 (2, 8) Joe Forrester (6) Baron Hill Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10'OO ( 2) Celebr,ty - Swecostakes (6) Give n Take (8) Romper Rooro (24) Sec.lme Street C) Father Knø-w l (24) %oman (2, 6. 5, 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American n 'in (2) Movie (9) Wide World Of Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 1I'OO (2, 8.13) High Rollers Entertainment (44) The Mod Souad 1? 00 (8) Great Mysteries 1710 (8) Tomorrow (6) G,imhit (9) Sho- Offs () Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 1'3O (2.8. 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Happy Days Show ('4) Donahue SIIINAL csIMa CD*P 'Tll,2:30P.M.-S1.25 (24) VIlla Alegre 11 •sc (6) News 34 Rateal Favorite Martin (44) ir (44) Snirit 01 '76 35 Rouleltewager 36 Soci,l eents ________ - [c4A1! I A T A ItAtT T c9 ________ ro B 1E 1 T I S NT T 6 M GtNt A fiI 13 14 —15 6 — '7 — — — — — :i;:i: .AA IC 0, S UI tel P nmtrseT - .i', '" Parlridg.. Family Dinah (24) Sesame Street (35) Rocky And Jul. IJJ JIll -:: --:: -----I - 41 4.8 - 52_Il - — - Neighborhood (35) MIckey Mouse Club — 46 — 00 (9) Gllliqan's Island (24) Mister Rooers (6) (8. 13) Magnificent Marbel Machine (9) Fvewitness (24) World Press (35) Big Valley 1?'30 (2. 8, 13) Jackpot (6) Search F — — — SEEK & FIND _______________________________________________________ U M \ U U U S U M 0 F; X M II S C) U U S fi . I) I F F (3 f — fi ; i U it 'F -\ (' • (' 4 ,\ C \) 7. I,' (' .\ \ 7 fl l' I S (' N f( ( H N I U I N N M ii M N I. ( T C' • Tomorrow (9) All Mv Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety - - :: ' ' 1'Ofl (2) Marble j (6) 'THE Machine News (9) Ryan's Hooe orniitsvi€ (24) Instructional Schedule cXTHE MOUNTAIN' LLuhL'J ______ _______ Theatre (24) Foaling Good (35) Mavherrv RFD (44) Bowitthpcj 0V0 ISt$SP*IS(P iwa!S(a Ir' 1 _______________ WI D. 2:301 liar mi kiA Nw L.i•l $wt S8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "Motorcycle" Fonzie is after 1:25925 Yt.M.,$P4imAi co r I I. 's N si'; A K T C N ( S% F II K A It A It N K K M S I I N M H It S Y A (; C bitter revenge when his prize possession, the motorcycle, is F: H C) t' N II and busted up. bad1 battered his knowledge He finds the Cycle on (F.e the Cunningham hous.eandgoesberserk.lttakes front-lawn ni 's I u I i u ; N F N A F; is C I K I. u C If II 's N ft S 's I. C N U H A 1' (3 's M •'s C H I' N () 5 T H (; N I A I. C - -I) SI H S I N (' II S () I C N A I) N I S F Ft ( (' A Ft 5 K U ( C 's 51 ___________________________________________________ him. ___________________________________________ 8:30-9 CBS Mark JOE AND SONS Vitale, Barry Miller haS problems compounded in this lie's dating a young lady, but keeping It a secret his father Richard ('astellano, who can't figure out 55)1)' his son is so tired all the time. Mark is upset because his girl's father doesn't like Joe, and vice versa. lnstructlons:ThehiddennameslIatedrlowappearrorwerd, backward, up down, or dil(onallv in the puzzle. Find each hidden nameand box it in a. shown: BhI'sN-%N ('l(..%TTN MA('IIFAN MA('t)t'FF ML'NFt1) 'a" (.t'N. MM'GHF;(;OH SlN('I.%lH MM't%l,lMTF:u STEWART M.-%('KENZIE TOMORROW: .Jewel Stones Enov much lare'r 'Seek s Ftnd" I)tl/1h' 'ii Ith ii,Ct dlcuverIe% per panel lfl .113 alI.new erte'. id 2$.pagc hookIeti. To order volume'. I. II and III. .end I for each. making checks pavai)IP l's "Seek & Find" in cart' s1 ltit nepancr. Big Bertha's . here's I—I e I p For A rth r Iti ____________________________ PREACH ERMAN . in saturated fat and should be By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. avoided by anyone on a low-fat, UK/sR DR. LAMB — I am 70 low-cholesterol diet. and have osteoarthrit,js in an Plus Bananas are very low in fat ankle. I've had two "break MEAN 1. content. The only drawback throughs" in the joint, for which $LACK Lamb my doctor has prescribed they have Is that if you really go WiTh SOK __ TIM BROWN, GInger overboard and eat so many that aspirin and the last time Closed every TPsu.'sday, (KRATE; Hut.azolidin, With this treatyou increase your calorie inS-at. 1, Sun. 2:O9.4:3 "HAMMER OF GOD" tisent it took about six weeks ________________________ take,thenthecxcesscaloriesin tintil I could play golf, which is the diet can limit the success of ____ nfl my main hobby. sour probk'm. a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet, The improvement you notice I have two questions. Do you DEAR l)l(. LAMU Iie& think playing golf may con with treatment is usually It'll file how a blood clot in the tribute to a recurrence' What becausetheirritationtothesoft lungs affects a person. What happens to the joint when tissues from mechanical injury causes it? Is it visible on an X Improvement Conies after su1,ldes. When drugs diminish ray? I would also like to know about a month? Is it tern- lflflamfflatiofl or the joint is how It should be treated? p';rar'y? rested so the soft tissues can DEAlt READER 1ost DEAR READER The most heal, there is improvement. If blood clots in the lungs come common mistake most people you return to abusing the joint froui clots that have funned in make with arthritis is not the syiziptoms will recur. Note the legs or lower part of the enough, too much, or the wrong this Is different from body. They dislodge and pass kind of activity. It is important rheumatoid (inflammatory) through the right side of the to have movement through arthritiswhichcancomeandgo heart into the lungs. lull range of all joint.s regularly. sometimes in spite of both the Such clots are always Osterthriliz is a wear and doctor and the patient. bngerous. A clot may be nall tear process and too much of For those wanting more in- md cause few symptoms, but the wrong exercise increases lormatlors on wear and tear larger ones usually cause chest the wear. Most people with arthritis, Wk to me in care of pain,even shock and death. 'fl t.steo-arthritjsdobettertohaye this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, att.ackresemblcsa heartatt.ack 4 some mild exercise involving Radio City Station, New York, ind it is sotiatirrscs difficult to full movement and then to rest, NY 10019, Send 50 Cents and a distinguish between the two, I would suggest you can long, stamped, self-addressed Manyoftheclotsth.atlodgejn minimize your ankle damage envelope, and ask for The the lung can be seen in the lungs by keeping your weight down Health Letter number 4-10, or the effect ('all be seen. Large and In between golf games get Osteoorthritis: Degenerative or clots, though, that nearly ob. (1 your (tel and rest your Vear arid Tear Arthritis. strtwt a 111am, large artery ti.i ankle. Minimize the work your I)EAIt DR. LAMB — My the lungs sometimes need to be ankle must do. husband is on a Icw cholesterol diagnosed by Ilsore accurate The pain of osteoarthritis is diet. lie likes bananas, and lileans, incuding injecting dye relieved by resting the involved someone told us they are high in into the circulation mmd in this j0t If the hip u I b'd never heard way seeing the ottructIon. Compietedtnnen rest will usually relieve the pain that. 13 It true? Treatnwrit depends on the 3 pieces of th&r.,, mashed __________ Irra relatively short time. With DEAR READER — Corn- individual case. Emergency Regular o'd i-c' b.-" I severe cases t is better to be up pletely false, Plants and plant treatment is sometirdes needed I Value GOOD ALL DAY for a short time each day, then products do not contain as 11 life-saving measure, The 577 back to bed — intersperse cholesterol. You only find source of the clots is usually activity with rest during the cholesterol in animal products, Important. l'reatment attempts day, meat, milk and egge. to prccnt more clot formatiOn FRIED CHICKEN If you play too much golf, Some vegetable products are or release of those already walk too much, weigh too much high in fat which can Cause the rosined. This is why befirest is TIL 9:30 P.M-FRI. 8 SAT IlL ID lOP M andotherwise wear your ankle, body to form increased otter, used when the leg is in" ;DAlLYIIA Sanfrd.. .. FrerscttAy, (Hi way 17 921 it will contribute to a amounts offal. A good example volved. The Itg may be kept recurrence or progression of hereLscoconutollwhichishigh elevatedundheatmay beused, a.1cr. - — - $ Jour 'eooe Al.. AIUN fr t","ntrci,',,i intur n c-niiipp very ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to met? the right p-sn lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CL(JROF AMERICA, Phone 305 273 2710 4 AVON Want to earn Eitra Xmas money! Call 6413079 ____- I inlC' siir Pi certificate or c er Sificatee shall b redeemed ac rnr,1,nso In law - the property dest In suth certificate or certificates wilt he sold to the blgPpt rash bidder at the court heiir' ctrnr On this' 6th dy of October. 1975 at It to A M C)ate(tthis2lctdavotAuoust Arlpsiir Pt fleckwith Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Ida ('real, flputy Clerk Ptihlisls Sept 7.9 16. 73. 1975 or P ______________________________ __ to serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any, to it on W C Pfu?chuton, Jr . HUTCHISOP4 I are reguired MORRIS. Post Office Drawer H. Sanford. FlorIda. 3777). Plaintiff's Attorney, on or before September30. 197S, 41'.d file the OS'igirsal with th Clerk of thit Court either before servIce on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thercaIler, otherwS a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the C0mpllnt an Writ of Attachment WITNESS my hand arsd the se1 0, thit Court on the 75th day of August. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.319 Florida Statutes) 1975 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., that Palph Ire-ne A Schoolcraf I Clerk of the Circuit Court the holder of the following tee fly Lillian I JenkinS tifi.5tes has filed laid certificates Depsji Clerk for a tat nerd t be i%%ut'd thereon The certifirats' numbers and years Publish' Aug 76. Sept 7,9. 16. 1915 issuance', Ihe description of f he flED property, anti the names in which ii was assessed arc as follows NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Certificate Plo 306 year of NOTIC( IS HEREBY GIVEN that lss,s,ws' 1917 lY virtue of that certain Writ of Fiecution Issued nut of and under Description ol Property lrsl 1 111k I Canaan P15 I PG 103 the seal of the County Court of Name In *hich assessed Emarl Seminol, County, Florida, uopn a Mccritt final Iudament rendered In the All of 'aid nroPerty being in the aforesaid court on the 5th day of rounlyofceinioie. Stateof Florida August, At) 1975, in that certain Cise entitled. F inanceamerica unless •,ich certificate or cer tifirates '.hatl he redeemed a CrWpt'sration Plaintiff. vS Raymond cording Ig Isii,v the- property F Lord, Defendant. wh'ch aforesaid dr'rh'l In such certificate- or W'i? of Fueculion was delivered to rert,ficatr'. will t,.. 5(511 tO the me as Sheriff of Seminole County. highest ash hdder at the court Florida, and I have levied upon the I"nvsr don, iso the sIlts day of October, follOwing described properly owned 1975 •'it 11 00 AM iv Raymond E Lord. said property P*lrso Iora?ed in Seminole County, Dated this 71st dy of August. 1975 Arthur H Itc' kWitti, Jr Florida, more Parlicularly Clerk of thr Circuit Court deurihesi as follows' lila (real One (1) 1Q67 Ford, Title No Dr'ti,iiy rlrs ¶0017192, ID PIn 7WMfI737 Pt,t,Iish Sept 7 9. Is 23. 197% SaId vr'hiclehs'inq stocd at Rtlift riro 9. Sans in Sanford Florida Ad ditional Information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole or - County SherIff'j, Department NAME LAW and undersigned es Sheriff of TE ISHEREBY GIVEN Seminole County, Florida. will at 115. undersigned, desiring to engage Ii 00 A M on the 74th day Of Sep In sIness under the fictitiouS name temt*r, A 0 1975. oIler for tale and of IAWTOPI'S JEWELERS at Suite sell o the highest bidder, for 16. Altamonte Mall, 103 A East 'ublect to any anti all esistirsq tens the Altamonte Drive, in the City of Fwns'utin lAPin F PnIk, Sheriff Preside-nt S.minlp County, Florioa Publish' Aug 76. Sept. 2. 9. Id. 1975 Publish Sept 7. 9 16. 37, 1975 OFO 154 t.ttCfltçr FZ,'trr','c ""r (i'C.'1e an' II nu'sl c'! r('rrI"u' Co Iris' beautiful Weky.5 14vs'r s Camp SCn'inOlp 1771470 ¶or7Be.drooms AduItSonly 7 Retircimim with central Ar no pets. 5130 month plus tiCOOSit 32) 5735 — (YR'S MOBILE HOME PARK, (formerly Bowman's). Rentals, Spar-c, Cottages available Come See us' Hwy 1197. DeBary 6M 4909 STORING IT P.IAKES WASIFSELLING IT MAkES CASH PARK AVEPIUF MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive 170 up F irnich'ti ru' lurid': Uhili 0.5 I.l (ce's"nent i ','Pu'' Shoop.ng ( AfF-ORO MOBILE PAFIItS SIC ISan Mm' Central) 13)5 S Orlando Drive )7'1t9n _____________________________ Real 2 BEDROOM Estate TOWNHOUSES F RON RICAN VE TERANS chapter 30 - U9 '.:'n. t w 16,900 Dud you know that your club or organization can appear in this listing each yeek for only 53 per s'.eek? This is an ids'aI by MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES lu Z SALES BY way to Inform the pub:ic of your club IWO-P PrAIIC)P 177 3991 2 KIIIIIH INC. Ill JIll AFTERHRS 121 979* 1?? 06.49 373.754 321.0041 a' cv) VPY CL FAN 7 hCdrOor,u modern home $17,730 Ts-,n PARTIAL t,Y furn,shrd 4 bedroom 1 t,tPi home Owner financed 516 900 a' C' WITT REALTY ,/$'k..CAMERICAN LEGION PQ5''53 I Hwy I? 97 1 Miii' South of Sanford You've got it! A fuci $500 n'oving allowance when you buy a new keep the difference See what a Granada Townhome has to offer Over 1,650 square feet of living space including 3 bedrooms, 2Y7 __ '' I , \'\ 'A, "I FLEET RESERVE ASSN Mnr f'ne's Al Miller Matthew Business Meeting 7ndMo, day Club Noun-) p m a fee ($400) and — Prices range from $36.9')O to $38,500. Move In for as little as 50/s down with financing at 7.75'!. (APR.) or 7.25'!, (APR.) with 20°/ down, No closing costs. Monthly main. lenance lee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, siructural insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhomes qualify for the 5/ tax credit. 'O"c' See-ti,' 32, 075 exp'et flingo1p,,,, slay 7000 is on almost an acre and away from people horses okay' Fenced in back WorkShop in oaraoe Paneled family room Pricc Only 577 300 THE HE PALO CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 " Granada I'1 ItS 51nosa Ilcuivard Sacic,,d 67A—Feed "flu, CALLBART hAt (STAlE. Real (state Biol,: . Broku C' Op ifliitCd P..rt7 saIls Sllic• hun: 9 I 1 M.d.1 ID 1siI I 13 7 a • SltIdI1 6 S,edu P90a (305) 377 1121 se 323-6010 Oppertunitin Equal Hiswsiaq Linden — Equal SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Many other cars 10 choose front SOlip RELIABLE DEALER 68—Wanted to Buy J_I V-r5dUiP-IItJ :otor lv's ts-ôn 55,0 01W. fro 115. Service all makes HER B TV 1700 S Frenct-, 373 1734 Chico& The Man '57'S ISlOor I'll aM)', We Buy Furniture flAy F 121 cii' '' 5994 Fl Camno 000d ccy-nd.t,n, PiuS C,trA% 1)?7S1)9)b.'fore$ lOam .r after S p m -- COLOR TV, $11 MONTH 'anted to buy uSed office furniture, Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1797 9301206 644 1006 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. Classified Ads didn't wor there wouldn't be any ¶969 Opal Station Wagon. I Speed radio Special $795 Call Ou,snn. McGuire, 332 1651 Dealer CASH 322.4)32 Sr usen furn.Iure' applaoc tools, etc Ru, I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ays' 197) Ruck Century Pr*.'r Steering Brakes. Ar Best Offer 6161267 ANTIQUES 1949 Chevrolet El Camno low mileAgp, small V S. auto trans PS. air Immaculate condt'ori throughout 51-600 Or 1*5? often Ptsone 967 1706 after 6 p m 50 HP Mercury. engine & boat Pi(Clld'rll shap. & ready to (,oc'uct traIler, 1795 3'77 4062 cm p prlce aio, used, any condition Rebel station w,y'n small V S. automatic. air Phonic 313 1799 1970 AMC ROBSOPI MARINE 297*,. 1792 ' -' '' I S"WM'tIfllCflT 1971 Pontit Lemars, air. rower steering, disc brake-s. tOw mileage 11600 373 6417 after 6 Y-ivvSIC.aI ivrcrnats ('.N71 Iri''i1 'fliTT 'I h 1967 Oldsmobile 417 lspq.c'd AM FM Radio S.ss-rtic, die to iinlesS u'nsit;, I accesst-r.'-,Inv%ol,;;; change 'Cmi s-if steel n1esk (ciecutive de', & chairs '.ocretarial desks chairs. Straight chairs, filini Cabinets. .is is Casts and Carry NOLL'S r.,,..n,.a.,,,, 11e'i Iv, 1973 Buick LeSabre sacrifice, 57.150 Cr ties? 1117 1991 days. I or 373 7371 after S !JE'r ' -oi 117', 17'? 3)17 rtffr REEL'S BODY SHOP. 191) iPlymouth Satellite, metallic I oreen with white- vinyl tp Low r"ileaae, air, full Dower, like new I Owner 57,1)93 1?) 3302 ,.o'II ,WI'4Ji*•1'I.,aU '73 Cadillac Cnuce DeVille luke new, 19,000 ri, FZc4ocAtrd, mu's? sell 34594)8 befr 7 PM or 371 0755 CS a,,,, 43—L.ot-Acreage 322242O Anytime 'I TAMONTE SPRINGS tOO '1a2' lOt. tres's 56 95(3 uNION PARK 103725 lot, zoned It 7. nit's' trees Well & SCOtiC tank 2565 Park Dr 917W 1st St .3275641. 372 7757 iOSSIE C. BATEMAN len Broker Real Estate HAL COLBERT PEAL. 1 Y lf( 207 F 75th St .37)7932 HAL COLIIERT REALTOR IEn,re% 372 O6I?ur 172 I5RJ REALTORS Alumhus Sa'eess 460 original price may be picked irs liv making 3 back payments of 4900 each With a balance of ;?.O7%30et7percent In? with $36 idclllIonal payments In America's alest growing state lust off U S 1Igti*y M Gently rolling land 'ear Holbrook Aru,n and ati lirent to the Petrified Fort and 'Ainted Desert National Parks 'all collect for Inn (6071 99) lIT) _______________________________________ C&A Backhoe fr'(r!,-.l 19 54.s'r.r.rs' F r'i' fin,,', f4i'.n, 127 '12 ________________________________ , Icr In, ,, r',snes'i br, dom'sn t need ,i lull time' t'n."h,"c'pe, F 0.5 ,i stCtements and $34 'a, -,' repor ts Kids niilcirriw the Swing Set or - florvjr1j ThinkIng or Conventional Moctgaes. about that dr;...;.i 51 ,r'iu 322 up tress mItc items SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonlalei 305 37) 39)9- - ',. ci F.p'rct roof r"t'.i" ii' roots or All work guaranteed biricilrc ROOF PIG 373 6700 PPOC.DFN __________________________ IDon't need?" Serve a useful purpoSe OffIce Machines s',, - again when , ",,5 ij fli,,di'i. Free Pickup And Delivery ' , , .5 1 — eiperience alsomiruor repairs V Wr'rI m.sn MI *7'71) - you 5,41 them *itP a Clat5Ified Ad from IN' HprCld Call us tcj,i Doci I UeI v' .ius' ' r' .', ,, KOOTIII ,iffpr ('I r .' , 1', 4 dl 332 2411 cnn 911 Sw) T pac e (Cit ,.'.ir, Ai WellDrilling - Pabst&BodyWoii' _______________________________ y 1 bs',s' 'ru'i this' ',-t nss tr'' teSt [turn pj'st & boO, work 736 7)06 alter 6 p m 373 )95 PiCk & it"..,,'i", ____________________________ , FPEF FSTIMAIES on %m,itl or lOrge renindeling lobs Call 9ftr 6 PM Flnyd SPsiy 373 777 373 Ferns treu' 'sift% by Ipttiq me 5h0 yeu'r friends Sarah Coy..ntr lr*elry '1717791 Afte, 6 ii vr'u zire having cI'fl'cully firng .i r','(eti' tiyi' (it In (lrin,i' 5 iOta or 'ru',' , (.5,,'. "cccl ii reid ni , i IS "."ry O.k, ,_ — Pest Control ____________________________ lrster,or. Fife-nor Painting, 75 years after I fi m RVICE ON BLACk & WHITE Ttn, RADIOS AND RECORD s-i A'VF 145 '*57 S P4 17k AVE COMMERCIAL MOWING (Si{ .SP 171 '.9 ; 17'7 7974 _ - - Summe' y(tifl Get abetter car Iltrough theclassifiedads intoday's paper FULLER BRUSH 177 19i7 3lYearMortgages -Spct. down. I __________________________________ rn HART'S RADIO?. TV (,'5rry ri ,sr Save Santord B.c-ness ','.5hi.ne'i 177 9005 cc tops. Sinks Installation avail WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUS' - SELL - TRADE 1 )1SE Fir'tSt. 3225632 !"V"l Free eStimate 32) 6039 tclien Bathroom Cabinets, Count 377 9057 any . '' " '31 i'i'v'i Radio & TV .', L grit F-or r1c04'fldAP,ie i.5fl SC'vice t reasoniat,terteS rail D i,'I Da,.,,...'.i,.. Jti 3V5J •e.. _________________________________________ c' Carpentry. Remodeling. Additi-cwis. Culom Work Licensed. ," beni .'r gras' ('Tffi'i'vjent 5Cr', , 9597 - 5.s'yl Pis'Ip cv's ihil 5,'5lur'j,I, 0?)' 1'n,'ir-in, ili-i,-"s a 'nil .s'. ('rig 'rn'rrtc vsnwk rt (4p '(1,' hOur S's the ,oh '177 9165 i0—Miscellaneous for Sale ", Lawn Care HomeImprovements trts r small Boc'kkec'psng done un my home Pe,s'r'n,'ihl,' ,'rw'ren, ici Free I' s-hp 7. il,"i.,,'r0 377 - Bud CabelI i's. Iist C'st us Ii i' IC '-i (ICAn.rO 3:? F-8'' ClIer S r :611 ______________________ ic n,(Ie' Sell thec.' idle items with ,'want .icl Tn plre your ad. call vein frierytly ClAssified gal The P1,'r,sld 1) 7411. or III 999) Merchandise Cble C A small ClassifIed Ad br-rigs b.g returns in., coc ,s"j 'l.'r' (ui iT? Land Malt.nnnce Bookkeeping srvics ' lime " rOof ____________ Acreage K pHc'1TrJ(,,qpy CLLAh: cia, rock I Esteron preSSure (Pj nj All I iOctS Of dugging Høu5 trate.-s 371(*AS stored & moved 372 9112 or 534. 1195 i Frr'r' House Wash *ith any I cleanIno lob at reoular price ESTERSONLANDCLEAR*NG I Pools ¶45 & un Fre, estimates, Pulldor,riq Otch F 'CCy.itinq Save' 1-IS or more 644 1377 i ,',,''t i-il dr. Ino 5;. 172 '4) I _________________________________ ' dernutlng your Home? Sell 00 sger needed but useful 11th a Classified Ad (0 — '4 PressureCleaning • Service Lar<' Cllar,ni, Iii in? ifl'if'0S FiEAlJTv smell Arid large 57000 r .5(1 5' anti up Terry Really Weltor 67! 0111 ___________________________ CONSrRUC1-,ON k- c. 211 W.2Sth Sanford, FIa, Call for App?. 322-3103 Remodeling - av rMINOI F off tbrOuP, Auijust sSedd:nos Caodid'I, Comrrrclal, .%"r Cl. Pc,irai?s. Sj,'es-tis ng $31 C429 cr 671 5564 BeautyCare STURE FOR RENT IS A(reS, 'riced, barn near II Oily 1150 in 3710061 1_. , I 20 pct SEAMAN, 5trr uttni% HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everythIng yet away from it alit 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE P.ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 1)34 Windlow&DcvirScreens ( P"i'i 's Osi'i.rt P''ce 342 M20 ASSUME PAYMENTS FORECLOSURE SALE 44—Farms-Groves ni' _________________________________ DII 1051154G. 3779477 645 7)3) - PET PEST 1ff Ilc.ard.rinj & c." Phi ? _57 _________________________________ ,'.'" r" REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORk. 71 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON IOACRE RANCH 322.7643 with hlvj' 133.00 Carl Harris, a? SEARS In Sanford 377 1771 ________________________________ Al P C ON Dl I I ON I N 0 PtCare - 'n Pt.',ie r .ng [ Plaster d'.u''h & 5mull?e-d brick & StOn,' cpe i9l?y 372 7790 r!rr ¶.on'nn3 Forrest Greene, Inc. 3 6353 HomeImprovements 1 onditionjngJ 2entral t"let 7. Ar C:'i For free estimates, .all if"i4'(J(1e(i S/i 930 /tk'F MARY-- Wooded lak,y,ow Iotnnpevpd road, very charming 55.2130 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES . _________________ Air Your MLS Agency FALTORS J S pm week t1as mat 57th 540 MONEY D0WP WITH GOOD CREDIT JIM DANDY JAll FEED D'rr-t From Bo.car OP?.LV 'SE 18 Sarutord 32) 173) service. used machine's 1 Piece or HouSefull 10 Green carpet; dog bed with ri5,,,1, runs real e'ell. flQS 1969 Caprice, mechanics special. $795 1969 Rs'sarvuruner, e*ce-tlent -n reper$, I(. cold air, 599$ — r. c rim',,!' I.. TV -'.'!!I_ "• •'..... ii,a?o 1.194 1961 Y,arman C',Psi Q .._r,..,...,...,,....i 1U"'iJuIItP5 SlUt l'1IJ),1I)' -, ______ - bwnhomcs , *0 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NCW '.5115-1 A CLASSIFIED AD -- or 96226*9 after Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks " Goats USINESS DIRECTORY In Geneva for Sisle or rent Cal' Arl _EX:TsRDYToRvrL (orns'ft, 373 9197 first year's mer"herstsip to Daily (closed Wed I wc,Id like to be Included in this lIstIng call: 67—Livestock. Poultry erig , IEIGHISORS SCARCE - Thit 3 BR f (sutile wiOC mobile horrie on 6 acres p If your club or organization air Auto. rur" perfprf 579', 1967 Firebird 'I S yellow sewel, 5795 1971 Datsun Wagon. th, SpCniI, 599', 1994 flotine PT $593 1970 'Pr,rIrsn. 107 cog ar, 55',' 1970 Rebel, 6 ryl . auto ,itra clears wide. 7 Bedroom. 2 balhs, closed ii onrcti. fenced o&io. near Scotl' Flecironic's. 573,500 3729996 all owner will hold first mon. tgaoe' 519.500 more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Sonora Ifomeownets Association On closing we pay your iflitil 1967 Mustang 7*9 — r7u7j(J '',J OF ANY CAR Custnrn mobile home doubli roof, carpet and oak floors Best of central heat and air, color.coord,natad kitchen and much \' '"I Tfi,i/4pf) PURCHASE e'-as-% old w , tP, i,j 327 P74d .iiI,i' 5 elent condition $75 casts 373 (T THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOF A FRACTION OF THEIR COS FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' lovely '1 BR bOrne with beautiful over hanging trees Almost new baths and plenty of clocets A private courtyard entrance. enclosed patio garden. two-cjr garoge with electric doors, ) Thic Ad W,sr4k 1V511 PU t'IC CU 66—Horses F F-rn',? Free refrigerator, ci Sanford 373.5700 . ' I - AIICTIOPi, 171 71 3*03 Orlando Drive ,. I G',*rada Tssnhome at Sonora • Move in for 1085 arid )QU ________________________ ______________________- F nnsli',P, f$iiirt' -i o-.opes rh'Annp,r,q, tilrt' Ic..', I fli,SlP I frrn,ilg' 372 0167 BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD 42—Wobile Homes Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? _5 1944 Pontiac Catalina. A 1. flC''v rant, tires redo, all Dower, ar $7'.4i 173 i77 fS' C' Platform Rn.i'I.er $15; 9 Cushion C.ofa. 57%' SM It'd 165. Window fan. 517 AfltiQu Mahoqony Secretary, ¶750. 1 Oak dining chairs old $95 Singl. bed complete %ln. Everufive Office desk, 575, Plc. rerlinser, 165 Gate leo table. $13; KULP 3, milej west Sanfon I bedroom, estelte-ni cOrsditiO-- Moving? Pul,r ,t 7 iSP M ''i'i lOyalty - By owner -- I very Mon & Sat .:' 5r"alt l'qirns' few sate by owner. II rins old renlral heat?. ,ir. 11)14's I' 'baths 171 0147. 751i% ElCaptan Drive' 1964 I Rind fully eguipOed. Piceilerit rninslitinn 17.itl 132 7954 after 6 pm 'Plant' clarinet, good Crwn1I,oi SY IOOKA HERE' A really IS 7 5's-i 75th SI Pu1 Iii'.1SI'5i4','Ij,okt', ill 0140. 37) 5715 . 177 7141, 37'S 7*93 Cash For Your Junk Cars 37) 9136 65—Pe.5uppIies - CLIFF- JORDAPl,REALTOR "AP1FOF7D'S SALES LEADER" 173,900 Early Birdat 7 1SP M I 930 17*9 Modern clean '3 fiR home, fami room, ocrage. carpets 931 9771 v,'tti a rental Owner financed al Curly 510(00 activities t%tNC3O CASH r'r Your Junk Cars 37) 1129 Pent Blup Lui'r, Electru Carpet Shampooer for only II 50 pen day CARROLL'S F UPUliuR - Realty. SPACIOuS 1 bedrOom older home -v REAL ESTATE MEETINGS $ P M 2nd and 4th Thursday Each Month Assume Payments - YOu' neei for thuye big one's wilts a BALL REALTY Today's Best Buys I ________ REALlY V,hy store it and forget it 1 Seil it arid it with a Classified Ad 372 ________________ 95 _____________________ ________________________ INCOME - cONvENTIONAL FINANCING VA SO DOWN 0 /. % AVAILASLE 8 0 Each Woodrnere Home Features Central Heat Ana Air, Shag Carpeting In LivIng Areas, Inside And 3utsldt Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen. Privately Fenced Rear Yard Arid More I t I Come (Sn flu? And See For Yourself, _____________________ ________________________ ground ''I-u-',,. I,, ?dlOHiawattiaAveatI197 Binqo Every We'd & Sat Early BIrds 7 IS p rn fireplace, carpeting and many rtt'e'r e,trs Fiura 'aror' lot with hs'arnn citrus .ss-sd abOve pool in S Pins'(ret Pr,ced for mock saicat (, 0 merit JIM HUNT _________________________________________________________________________ 41) TRANSFERRED - 3 foys'r, 'amily 'oom. 80—AutosforSaje 64—Equipment for Rent Singer Zig Zag. in cahnet. 3 needle, front ld det.,. seang machine Sold ne-w for 1319 00 Pay balance of 194 or lOpaymeotsof $9. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 3329111 Eve 969 1116 nencea flrd'orns - PralEsfateflroker ______________________ — OwNIP .'. - PFACFFUL. A real pretty 3 Redromin, 7 bath hOme, fireplace, carpet, hreaktat bar Many estras went into th construction Ask rio 549.ngO but encouraging all offers After hours call Jo McDaniel, 372 4434 )15.Vili (lrckr'q 107W comnerc at Sanfd 372 7111 PROPERTY 7 stOry. 7 rents with 2 (05 apartments in rear I've ri on. and rent I fur niShed .iri-srtments 571.000 Pay'ton Realty __________________ — .sjti, , Bedroom. 7 bath family room, eQuipped kitCh, carpet, color t'refe. curs 7', acres %S4.St30 BROKERS Days....377 6173 54QhIS 177 2352 It's like pennies from heaven wfnen COU sell "Don't Needs" with a ,srut ad Wriorlr,iff'5 Garden Center #tl r ..i.ry Ave. Sanford I ____ 71)9/4 1 NELSOPa' FLORIDA ROSES 51—Household Goods CuSTOM BEAUTY- Talk about large rooms. 2.900 sq ft ' 3 Sten strom W. Garnett White Fy('Fl LENT 3271301, MceIinc i(5' 1 30 is? Tu". kPIfJ14 ASSOC pan, 1505 W. 25th Sf, SANFORD ) ()'d - — 41-Houses '125 . RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage CHILDREN WELCOME - - es 5iriSy STUD BEDNOOMSUITES lSABLEO 322.6457 BLAIR AGFNCV 5pec?racide granules for i5*'n 0 sr'ct control GardeoL ar-i, lIX) iS Is? St . 373 U30 . MIS- REAL.TORS ;,p,U,iUfl5j, n' Motorcycle' Insurar, wi' 62—Lawn-Garden yllru. 1901 Surnmenlin Ave 55.900 make rulfee 37? 3197 REAL ESTATE. INC -. ____________________________ 'ISP 541 'p EA1.TOPS 8)06061 After Hrs. 931)120 , iii',' 57-Annlisnroc TOP I OCATIOPI- 3 Bedroom. 2 t'ilh Split plrn, large family room. fireplace, drapes, Shutters, car pet, 151.500 JOHNNY WALKER — 77.11114 P.40011 F HOMES WEEKLY RATES Apartments apt Selling below appraisa: at $25,900 7 1114. screened porch, fireplace. oaraor'. Plo Qualifying Zoned C-2. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IttIp wa,.t ,.,f,, Piu 'Ag r,q fig rr",it' 'ry 17? 741 I or dl 9993 Pocil Thle, re-i sli' w access orpat s'rwid $100. Check Master. curiO rond 515 679 17*3 PIFAP SCHOOL- 1 Bedroom, 7 bath. 97,13?' tree shaded lot, central heat & a,r. nearly new flO.000 3 flerurçson' 10', acres. in Geneva. ,'entral Ptv'at & air. firepIe-. carpeted dishwasher Call Cliff. 377 7775 day', Call 32? 7611 or 93) 9993 _-.-_____ Patio 217$ YALE AVE - 3 or 4 BR m,nI farm. with lots of feud Has 1 BR Ike' 54, Phone' 177 )l- 177 #417 .000 11114 air Ct*idliOfl'q. 550, 26.00(1 RTlJ,air cnqditioner, 515; 1969 flrisire ('hrq.i' bs)rjy & mof or parts 1719549 'ai ,, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath well mAintainCd, recently re'dernrate Ice maker refrigerator, range, beauliful yard 579500 Crank Rea!ty (all Today For Appt m 's') F F Fmariitate 71)7 I AliREt AVE - 1 BR I 'hailed IM 7Ofled commercial, for home or business 51% 900 ate pp3 I97 SUZUvi i'i' l'l'ith 7' r,-verh4n cv' - • Geneva a rdens cc .'. 78—Wctorcycies - -IA Tr j',ç,-, Pied-c clarinet wIts %I4ri4 e.cpllent fCuflCtiIlCVi 5175 Ayrv'anlr, nirfwn Earty American sofa. 55(1 Se. at lii Wiltors Drive. I ale Mary, or call '17? '4)16 177 7111% ".1 0,'CF FIFYOPID 'ISlE ((if IRA(I'' 3?) 0195 A ii Kish Real Estate Fars-"e,s smut.' Adryuni5trllion Fpd,,t F'Iriijn' Arimnistration) Veterans Anim'nistration' ConventIonal Financing' 710 Palm Place - hy owner.) OR. 7 Priyte F-means-inn' baths, masonry home, w Ig family rs-n carport Newly WPi,ch is lw's? for you -. in your pained, carpeted, air, fenced ;it(,atlon Noons' hnows-..btjl you bark yard flri(etilQ sell at 520900 We will Qiye you direction to help Ilj 5t#,9 with the right answer for your PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD PlOW. 2617 Elm. Sanford I Bedroom. married couple on1y 14n pels 339 ,•, ,• ,.ii"i -. N Oil C E . ie '- dition S?1, Who Knows? - - , 1'i 7I37C,ALE PLACE-I BR. 1" bath. garage, 3 yrs old. in new con 34--,WbiIe Homes at the Front lWestl t)n' of ttue Allamonte Spriñqt. Florida, intdndt Sen'1IflI County Courthoute in to register the id nam. with the Sanforti, Florida, the above Clerk of the Court of Seminole dncrit.j personal property County, Florida. That saId sale it being made t Dated thit2lst day of August. 1975. satisfy the trm% nt said Writ of Aw'ropl's AITAMONTE MALL. INC By: Harry 8 Gordon, land 7hed'onms carpet. air, gui't Lease PInoets 37? 1910 IO I. 2. 3 , NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS __ . __________________________ Tractor, Serial Plo 35359 YOU .arage pt air, carpeted, I large rooms. furn or unturn A!SO 2 BR 37? 914.1 _____________________.- 'as assessed Cointyed Sminlø, Stateof Florda JOHN SAULS AGENCY '-'- - 7015 Park One (I) Modef L 175. Kubota Tractor. SerIal Plo I491 Ocr' (I) Model B 6000. Kubota Tractor. SerIal Plo 507'6 Iwo 47) Model 6000E. Kubota Tractors, Serial Nos 171 and 17573, has been filed against you together With Itse nuance of a Writ Of At tathment In aid of foreclosure, and 1 Bedroom horns' in Sanford. nice gt,ie'l neighborhood, 5175 month Phcin.' 371 1173 61—Bijilding Materials (eripIpt. 7 ft Suing 'JIASs tii'SOi' "afniynsla.ii 5415 Phi0, 37) DF(ORATOR5 409 West 1st 51 3 BR. li i bath new carpet, irs eccellent cOndition Large lot 521.500 P F Al NIcE 1 P*lrorn I , bath ['p l Forrest Greene. Inc. a 0.5,5 17) 1171 1 hs'sjroom walk tn c'lemen?ry bicycle to (silIcon VA financing AvAilAble $74 SN' - home' ,'nrincr*l garage Assume nr'rl,re Do not o quality -. -. Sanford Yellow Cab. P L York 11)1 Thomsvillc Road Winston Salem. the holder of 'he following cer North Carolina fii ha fled sad certificates YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an fr a 'a. rIced o he issued thereon action to forecloSe a lien on the certificate numbers and years the description of the following described personal 4 property In Seminole County. prOperty, and the names in *ttiCh it Flor.da, to wit are as follows One (1) Model I 725. KubOta Certificate No 107 Year Tractor, Serial Plo 11719 Issuance 1977 One (1) Model 1 760, Kubota D,scripflonolPreperty Name in whith assessed Charlie ' 7.'cinthly Rentals Available Color TV 5133 5150 NORTH QUALITY INN I 1& 5141)1 Longaooci - Partial,, urn c"erI '1 IA''tronrn. r-il tru,t tre',' 57;5 373 4155 - 327 fIll sir 679 1657 Luxury .-.- It"..'r I Bedroom apartment Ill French Aye 5100 mOnth plus 575 d.Dos.t a AMENDED NOTICEOFACTIOPI c 116W 2nd St lI'k'F MARY u,, 717 flAVWCgj[) cIRCLE Only 37? 1939,3321164 AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS ('All TOSFE SANFORD Pit'(irf',(i ,n I haIti carts cd,' Drsjtlt' slar,,n,,' I s't vs-ui, pr)ps.r ty pjy tor 'Iself $7', 1)0') Call "OW t Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ivuy P'rerscrs 377 7374.372 196,372 1911 33—Houses Furnished ___________________________________ 7 14r'drnncn F C,.rgp Apartmen' 73CO P,tellonvilie Ave $19,500 I' stati-' Broker lli'F ?SthSt 3236655 Stemper Realty ' - . . - , . 31—AparUm2nts Furnished MARRIAGES NOhI('F IS HEREBY GIVEN. Performed by Marilyn. Notary, t, Dsie or Jinit, flanks BeautIcian wth following preferred. Ocala. 904 11? $161 or 737 9773 t'eldrr of the following certificates _______________________________ or withOut. in new Zayre's - ___________ I-% fifed '.d certificates Icr a Shoppina Center. 17 92 and Airpo6f itned In hi' issued thereon. The 6—Child Care Road Alene'S FaShions & fleauty (V'rtliiC,'lte numbers and years of Salon. 3fl 15)0 before S' ic'uancp, the rlCs(riptiofl of thC Complete child care services New rrnperty. and ttir names in which it NEED HELP? Summer Program' HEY DIDDLE v.iS accr-sserl are as follows, DIDDLE C. iY CARE. 323 5690 Certificate No ¶76 Year of Place a classified ad for a youngster I"iianre 1971 to mow your lawn, paint your Infants A flAfly'5 WORLD. (ardor DescriptIon of Property clean up the garage toaqe? only Ne*t tonew Orlver' 11 TWP 705 RGE 37E S 75 Ft of 6445 License Bureau 372 N 7%IIIt of E 7097 Ft of SE of ______________________________ The student off for the summer can NE '. (I r'ss Pd) Sec 3) 1 S 20 R E Child care, fenced playground. use IPie money And your home can any age. Winier Springs school use an citra helper Nar,' in which assessed Aida area After S )0 PM (all 371 0579 S"th CALL 3322611 ___________________________All l said property being in the Make your Budget QO fuher. shop tPse ClassIfied Ads every day. CNjn?yOf$pn'nøt. S?aeof1torida Manaoer for local 4partml'nt tinlev. Such certificate or (er complpr.Isve in Husband can have t,f,(ates shall he redeemed ac other employmeot 1 475 7545 Legal Notice cOrding to law the property _____________ de'rihed In such certificate or Petlred lady to sit In my home with certificat will be sold to the tw small children References IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Piiohp5l rash bidder at the court 323 5376 EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. hotisedonrenthe6uhdayofOctobeq. CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Congenial person for general 1975 a? 11 00 AM . FLORIDA frjokkeppng needed at once Five f'satedthis7lstdavof AuguSt, 1Q75 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.IS3ICA.09-A day week Pay to commensurate Arthur H Reckwitpu. Jr . FAGGART KUBOTA TRACTOR. a with ability E*ceflent wOrking ('leek cf She County Court division of Southern Homes. Inc conditii3j fringe beflff ds Send y' usa ('real corporation. resume to I1'. '46. to The flpusty Clerk Plaintiff, Fv.nino Herald P0 IIo lAS? Putitisti Seot 7. 9. 16. 73 1975 '. Saord1 a 37771 0FP ii. P.1 YORK.dbaP L YORKAND SON, Fullllmefa*ldniver NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAXDEED (Section 197.246 Florida Sfatut,st NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that PaInts Irene A Schooicrafl ' i SANrORt). 1 bedroom 7 bath horsus', nine trs'," ar conditioner TAFFER REALTY PAFe, AVFN()F DUPLEX - T*'n I,, ,.wl. "47_yJ 930 164.6 bath torn,' with (e',tral heat & air. i', Octl,'iry. Asii:ts 1 1314. air, (10%.' to '.5(rs'5, t'iui-h,'', id.,Tl fgr rt'Sirq' 7 PP (encr'rt yard 5150 Afllt% A',a ,j59 iv if 1'"i'r,, ii 171 'I$S * 1?? 6670 ' r p. PEAl 100 7 Apartment buildings, near town convenient In chopping dittricl arid 'shoots ¶70000 each, terms available For 'ntormalion call 71 1737 173 6061 or 3?) 0517 eveS Hi'ii'e'. sell or rent 'I hCdroOms I bath air, kitchen equipped lake viCw Sill 9430 479 4543 after 5 PM 'i( Hariman Realty Inc. ('At I 37? 7611 Peg RealEstatefirokee 903W Is? SI re 4 .1? 7.4 UNSWORTH REALTY large ya,nl 519(3 'ni's 55(1 deoo*t '132 7531 ',t 17. alter S $10 IS?) r'r'p 55(1 '173 Ml? conic a 3 fi P 7 t.,t, Co.'s- r,"t ,5C5',5 . (ASSFI F4FRI4Y Duote. 7 hIm-ks cuff Ii 97 on PAved street F •ce'lipnt iisii..,In'ent Priced right C'.'? action with a Herald sl7".ifieil ad We'll help you write an ad that will hr'nq a fast sale New houses in rural area No down payment, monthly payments tess than rent (',nvernnnent SubSidiZed to gualifi buyers raIl Ip see i' you gualify' 'I hr'cr'jm 7 bath. close' to 'ehrsnts .50(1 cPi000nrl Pr',s'f'nap,I.. vt'ciI 377 1910 rreciate $95 rT'n olus Security 13 to 53 per hour commission Full Or elperience No part time ______ necessary Samples free Start Now 349 5170 or 149 5694 Defendant P.,nwi •s ti ,, tsnmc" ?,SOv,nQ 10 an "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * paneled. 5170mo '172 5911 after S apt kitchen Ser' to ao WINTER SPRINr,% Immaculate (lgiuit,Ip. w'de 71' • 37' mobile home. 1 N'nlrflnrns I halts, in e,clusive n'is*iIp home park SI6,00) voliR HOME' * Tw bedroom kitche'n equpp . LadleS as fashion hØw directors for Sanford. Flo4'1da37771 — -- ___________ — • fl"ctrnini .'IP,Irtmi'nt *iitCr fur r'ichnyl I tcts.'n Nlu004-d SI! SO weekly All 1194 lbedroom 7 bath, carpet, central air & heal, well krf hnrnp n's n.te lOt corn file'te'ly ff'nr ,'si Walking distance fnsrf'ior,l nliriiitp5 from I 4 & Il 97 57A.04YI WANT ¶5) SEt I. Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1973-7 B — lAKE MARY apartmenI WINTER ITEMS SELL "OOPeT NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 377 2611 or 931 9993 and a friendly Ad 'i5or will P1CPp you One 7. 7 t:.'nirOOni apartnsenls. furrushrnl c-i' ifltUrniStie-d Newly redecoratr'ct Come see )fO E Blvd S,nIonsi 37) I3 We need another real estate II cerisee to help us make slti Forrest Greene. Inc 373 615). 327 9970. eves PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Realty 26065 Hwy 1797 REAL TOP 37) 3774 SSAK( ROOM TO STORE YOUR BAMBOO COVE APTS. For families or friends of problem drinlert For further informat'on cIl 473 4591 or write 18-Help Wanted Sanfori Al Arson Family Group P 0 P.o 553. Sanford. Fla 37771 _________________________________ We have listings We have buyers. Drawer Z All f ci orooerty being in th S ___________________________ LI" Private tuho' nij n reaUn lii led reanisiss t.trter Grate's through I? 377093! ________________________________ -- - ------- - Call 171 1597 Write p o 00* 1213 14 Il A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY! Harold Hall tsniise %lO, refnigertr 7. .ini' (flcicjiti(jpf 51545 17, laSi 1711,-si 1-urn Atinturn tab,. r-irwsl Is's,it P.tAPlPiFP'c VII.t .l i. ________ 11-Instructions IS ALCOHOL 7 tarry Saxon, Realtor CaIlBart Real Estate ' t .71 REALTOR 372749$ FORRI:STGWEFNF INC. REAlTORS 9306911 'i Attorny for Petitioner I nfl 111k I Mpih S'jbd PB 3 NtYtlU Tf1T1f 30-Apartments Unfurnjshed ______________________________ -__________________ 9-Good Things to Eat 4—Personals yOu oci flu Oni'qC(l Ave I ARE YOU I R0UIILED? Call Toll Peas mile north 0146 ,inil iu5t *est f I Free, 64120?? for "We Care' _______________________________ "Hotline". AdultS O Teens Modernizing your Home? Sell no IC? Theraneutic Pool longer needtd but uir'tul ten's improve your health with a Classified Ad ___________________________ ______________________________ Phone III 3763 ri'*nsers want lo sell now (Jniy 0430 171 9110 lflv"ly family room with hriI fireplace', nicely decorafed N'Autiful carpet 3 bedrooms, dining room PIUS dinette Large lot en aiOr't Street 570.000 I (3W PRICE 2 Bedroom. in Qd (niniflition 4'*i'r'Ilpnt location 116300 'Terms 1 l'SIICflu(} I' t',itti hi'i,iii' F i-rn Park r.1'Deterl, draperies, tCn(,-d ',arcI lake pniviles,cs, near 'hopong. church 1775 ,r's rs-ir I i'.,', I i'Ii.0ut,5ily ns(v' s'nfurn .''t tii)15', I OR 1,4 7 tSr, SIAS C.irpe'tj, air (CuOrlItiflns'd hitrhnn 0Q(JpP('d Ilest Sanford residential area, 0r'? 7, •fe' An1iitt Only ,P40 petS '22 179% at IPal lhdmnnm with I'., bath, t*,ilt In kitchen central heat, wall wall carpet ansm in a goon Sanford lewation Here' t and the Fireplace in Sunda,y — Noon Friday rAcEowI'THA DRINKING Sanford. Florida 17111 Pubtith Aug 76. Sept 2, 9. 16. I9rS ______ OrG ¶9 Rentals you need i '4 1' Pd I AL. I Id' FF POPIl 7 flenlrno,,, (tiie' liv,'ilinin (215 in 32—Houses Unfurnished The Doy Before Publication , all the Cunninghams to restrain TH NIGHT THEY RO!!(D sc$s 1rvd I A C C I N K K -'s (3 U t' ( N -' ________ %% I' I) G N (3 ; s c) i A U (' I (3 K C H ( — from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN I) N It M A C U H I' I. F F A (3 S S F C H M K episode. _______________________ o N c; 0 II S I. A A N K I H II I) N () A I. (13) ?ane Grey without DEADLINES FOR TAX DEED (Section 1,1.216 FlorIda Statutes) Highland Clans (74) Flc'rtric Company (44) l.sirv Sho.v ' " (7. 8) NBC News taken Arthur H fleckwilh. Jr As Clerk nf the Circuit Court fly Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Jack I Bridges. of 'cuinn ($2,00MINIMUM CHARGE) DOlLAR DIZY Waiting fri, a hani,ains But I .iros' Comfortbtr, clean air conditioned, 7 heclrniom apt - kilhn furnished Carpiirt 177 I *5% Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Nrw 1 hrtrrn hnn'e, all evtras I pCI .r-Ir'rr" t "'VS fY50 'I?? 2797 ('OI1 NTRYI AKEFRONT CioSeto 4 tirylroom I acre, boat Read today's classified ads for Place an ad in classified It nn,-n I ,iattpr what von need You'll finj that rC,,d,'r has tust that itt's-it hi' Cur Stiø would likp to sell tin it (Al I 1 ? ;''li 3tc a line 74ca line 3 Lines Minimum ________________________________ Noon Looking for garden equipmnt7 - '15430 liE BATE ND (7tIAl IFYINC, ci 000ti buys 41c a line 41—Houses TPF MFNflfl%j' BUY lnttse70's, I hs'drrso,,, 7 bath Split heejroor,i I'fant rr'ntral ar l,reolacc rrtls'rit l,'iti 371 6353 ,tf' ililPIr, SPFCIA( - -Houses -- P F AL TOPS I OUP 1ff. 1014 1I 26 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon — 55 — 5' 10 (2) News (9) fle.'c"rI HiIIbpIIii', (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegr (35) lost In Soace (44) Partridge Famity 6'(( (2. 6, 8, 9) News Young And Restless 10: NOTICE OF APPLICATION (44) Brady 1tjnch 17'oO (2, 44) News FLORIDA r s-i, Park plexes LAKE MARY- 2 BR Duptes. 5150 plus 550 deposit ForrcsI Greene Inc , 1 thru Stimes 6 thru 25 tImes P.M. , "p• cu ar I,. '"fn'd ntt ,- I ,1'." rielireni will tr ,n liuç'n,.,., (All BARr REAL T AT F ('i. tr,' Wilt, lfl AO40 '. Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 ____________________________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8:00 AM. - 5:30 31A—Du ij Orlando - Winter CLEVELAND & MIlE __ 42 43 (35) Ratniin (44) (llinan's Island AFTERNOON OF JOSEPH 0 JOHNSTON. WHOSE RESIDENCE IS CITY OF MAR TIPISvILLE, COUNTY OF HENRY. STAT F OF VIRGINIA. AND WHOSF MAILING ADDRESS IS: Pt S. RO 111. Lot No 7. MAR TINSVILIE, VIRGINIA 71117 A sworn Petition for Dissolution of Marriaae a Vin:uto having been flied reciarding your marriacje to LINDA W JOHNSTON. in Circuit Court in and for Seminole County. FIorida,the short titleof wtiich sIN RE THE MARRIAGE OF JOSEPH 0 JOHNSTON. Husband Respondent, and LINDA JOkNSTON, Wife Petitioner, these PfCSPflts command you to appear .r.c1 file sour Answer or other defense or pleading with the Clerk of the Circull Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's Attorney, Jack T Oridges of Cleveland & Mite, P0 Drawer 2. Sanford. Florida 37171, on or before the Xth day of September. 1975, or otherwise a default will be entered against you WITNESS my hnc and official seaIof the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this 72nd day of August. A D I..19)5 Friends Underdog (44) MIckey Mr'uc" Club 1' ; tionanta (6.8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Sho.'. CLASSIFIED ADS W — 8 9 10 — — (9) ARC News _____ THE STATE 37 Precipitous 40 Notions 41 Emerge (44) Flintstonps (6) (9) JOSFPH 0 JOHNSTON. Husband Respondent, and LINDA W JOHNSTON, Wife Petitioner NOTICE OF ACTION EN — I 18—Help Wanted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 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Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY TIME' - I'M 30T PL.4YING 3 wrT ~ 1 ANYMOREI SARGE! IAT? RIG I WHERE )HN STRUCK1 EVERY YOU LOSE, I rMIHE ONE WHO 5UFFER5!,j____ WEWAITIN' SIDE MAIDEN By BERNICE BEllE OSOL P () JNNV FOR LETS GO imi i.., U(.,ULL)OL THERE! ),~ I 1t il o / 'tD OCU Th(K t ru rlvft hi L,r.I ,vi ! uoncerne'J today, but you fully aware of the opfx)rtUfllti ('OUIII. CANCER June 21-July 22) shouldn't. The possibility of surroundisig YOU. AItIFS i Nlarch 21-April 19) hi - 1975 For Wednesday, September 17, HOROSCOPE Mort Walker (N&-S-' fT)41 X'R FATHER. "-'I You'll be generally fortunate at what you undertake today. Make it a point to see that each larger rewards is still there. MUI%I(IUS (Jan. 20-I"b. I LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-Oct. 231 If Your Imagination IS your III( However, for some reason share equally today where there will be three parties in- you're doing any entertaining dependable ally today. It's WI you'll shave your own chances volved, or someone will be today keep the group to a to consider suggestions, b bit. manageable number. A few don't let them overwhelm yo slighted. TAURUS 1 April-May 20) Be LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) You're extra guests will tip the tmat. sure to acknowledge one who is SCORPIO i Oct. 24-Nov. 221 helpful today, or else hi' may be still luck)' today in matters I'ISCES 1 Feb. 2)-March hesitant to do you it favor again, requiring teamwork. Your You'll enjoy reasonable success GEMINI May 21-June 20) partner will hold up his end, today, provided you don't let Something profitable to you w There will be an opportunity Just be sure you hold up yours. one who doesn't know what to suddenly develop out of the bIt VIIW() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) do with her time inolve you in it today. Failure to follow throu. presented to you through a will (limifliSli it's florth. Friend, but you're likely to take You'll be tempted to slack off a fruitless pursuit. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. less advantage of it than you bit where your work or career is YOUR BIRThDAY 211 You'll be it bit reluctant to Sept. 17, 1975 put your ideas to the test today. You'll form two fortunal bough they'll work surisingy well if given half associations this year th it I could provide you with chance. Dec. fl-Jan. ditional sources of revenu CAPRICORN i Rewanis will come from It OSWAIJ) and JA%IES J1U'OBY 19) Your material prospects are promising, but there's a talent or service you have (I still South is disappointed to find small caution: You may not be offer. 16 NORTH dummy with three spades, but *747 the hand is still a sure thing. MI South has to do is to draw V964 32 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 8 ___ -. trumps, cash his clubs and L I 4 diamonds, enter dummy with EAST WEST the nine of trumps, lead a spade I A 98 5 3 £KQ6 intl stick in the jack or 10 aft 'r V V 10 7 East plays low . •76 J 1092 fr( West wins and Is totally and &97652 4 Q J 10 8 completely end-played. 50(111 (1)1 A Jacoby modern gadget gets A A J 10 to the slam after a bidding seVA K quence that differs from the AKQ one shown in the box Two clubs AK (artificial), two diamonds no I ace, king or queen), two hearts, North-South vulnerable .1 ) three hearts, SIX hearts 4,~ ~__~") \ South West North 68th Year, No. 23—Wednesday, September 17, 1975 ' Utility Department Gets Largest Cut By El) PRICKE'Vl' Herald Staff Writer • III u .kc £ 2V Pass 6V Dy Lorry LewIs AS A GRADUATE ASSISTANT ONE OFOL)R PROFESSORS .cOuLD 3E AL.L.OWE (To 3 DA'S SICK LEAVE EACH TERM A reader from Texas, with Pass 4V Pass Pass Pass tongue in his cheek, asks "What Opening lead Q £ percentage advantage accrues _________________________ to a player who sits with his back to the door-all else being By Osssald & James Jacoby equal'!" The answer is that he gains American Bridge Teacher's Association's President Ed little advantage in the bidding Gordy and his wife, Laura Jane, and play, but after an argument believe in giving beginner's with partner he can get out hands that show some impor- quickly if he finds evasion esirable. tant principle of play, but there Is only one really where (Do you have a question for good line, Write "Ask the The bidding as shown Jacoy5 care of this employs a 1935 Jacoby gadget. newspaper The most inThis gadget Is that the jump to tetestang questions will be four after partner opens two used in this column and shows trumps, but denies an writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN) ace, king or singleton. ,' . utility' department. A $27,735 reduction is the - ~ maintenance ! ,So -.- I " /7 1_i_ti1zA4 fíg:1i Gr' STUME 'Z%6 u./A5 T14'f74X /3W, MT I L 45t4NP 0fl4'I, 1MEhttZ6I 7R/ f. f)% 44(N ,4*i. AM )CV /4tW6 1'i £VO MIAT'S C)41F4I7 /4Wi? I 4L' ii' A SW4t • j OtR ' i$ iiia' P$ I 70 . 4) £'4713 / ( ('X MMT LCN HANDLE.' - 6W? 50 Thtt?FUATCtR4E(1'I h 5Z)W F c)1 44J,l '64I$' tA'tti6 P SØAJ 1X4 Afl1,cckW Qil JT THIS RtW7 OE '>. \ PulMYItkI1 . .,,e ( , ,-I-, I ' ('' 4%V 17Yt ,W1YIV6 CL1tP V . 4V S. • - / ii .r; f :.: '-',-. Chic Young P1 tmnlr (' '\ SOY' r AM r EVE I ONLY we4øq 1 00 Tb.IE W4Eid YOU WA...< ALL DAY. 11( CAOCA FEET! ,! 1. LAS!' NI G HT AT TWE CALL. r I DANCED - ga ç I ~ ,~ --i , '4 4 It. . ~/) _X~~ ( - - - L .7-, __,f ?~ i _* 11 -4, t i i4r, ." r, , ----J ~11 - ., -,-~,_ -17 71, A07 - ). 00 - L.. .,, -- NP L.ACK ARM 9, LJMPIP LJiARP? I WISHICSO$) I A ri LIVE 'c' PUCKS THERE —1 I by Al Vermeer I (I Aeouv " '--- - I. ' Z? I, e.&,__. . .. ' _____ meters y I IW 1/ SW ~4141DOWM / i i , CLIP ; : - : AND AIIr ! ....kI... ...I. - I II .-.i..- ... - 4 , 10 TW ARC P4IE.' took oow HE'S HOLDING HER.' , ~,, _-_ INDEX ME WANT IT A TO 'TRY TRIM LINE cy M YEAH! , KES •.', ' ' Y EAH .' n~~ ,,,, ~ rj ( rMSTBE HAVING TQOUBL.E "\ I WITH THE FILM. BETTY. ._.) 1'\"" - BETTY-..) i ~ 1A Around ': __ ,, __ / __ [\jI . , -.,*___. '-. -- . -,..- - t jAiff — -- _ ____ __ - J Polk told commissioners he in a "game of words - -_..I_r. . . .- T - ~il - • , , . I , , , W ' - chamber packed with angry ' ' , - - - , -— - .' - ! "IlL ' , I — ." :'a \' , "I 1 --1 - , L I ____ .. .. ," t" , '' IX ~ C , 'si. ' '. '5. - - • . ' '' - — i plus a little lightness and levity to out there wi thi rnonitorin, devices and Ill shut him stay alive down, said Allan P Smith — Commission Chairman president of Stereo Sonics Sid Mien Jr Laboratories. Smith referred to protests by ex perts that the cars which workers. Also, he said "Le the track "could be hazardous" would run on the track, are in Mans" would bring tourists to to children walking to English Estates Elementary School. violation of Seminole County's the county. David Parr, a consultant noise pollution ordinanies A lsO residents pointed out Commission Chairman Sid presented itadloff s case to the noxious gasoline fumes and Vihien Jr., got the meeting commission. Farr said the other noise pollution factors under way by welcoming track would be called "Ce Mans would be injurious to the health crowd, which overflowed into U.S.A., a driving course and of seniors living near the "asset to the area. the halls and down the stair- would be proposed track. way'. But the overflow crowd Farr produced experts who "Ladies and gentlemen. elected to drive -Le Mans" I the track's testified Welcome to the featured event plans off the agenda and level and to traffic ! of the evening, plus a little presented petitions with an for be operat ons lightness and levity' to stay estimated 1,000 names In opunder way. Plans were to hu i!,,1 alive." position to the track. At one point Commissioner (Continued On Page $ Farr said 8') per cent of the evening, - _ A _ ' 'I it - I '1 " W I - , - -- ________ '; I, - ' - , - Clarence Bauer, sho migrated to the Sanford area In 1949, as born and raised in Garfield Heights, Ohio, on the edge of Lake Erie, where snow and lee prevail for many' months of the year, However, Baue r doesn't miss that cold clime too much, since he works In 16 degrees below zero temperatures at Bander Associates Inc., on 13th Street In Sanford. He s responsible for the freezer operation at Bauder and works 8-10 hours per day in subzero temperatures. Brr-r-r-r! (Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent COLD INSIDE ' '' Jr.) -, U •PWYWS IT MYS, Do NOT Tea and RAIIft YoUR NAIADS, For1une £ oo Ie!/ NOT SCREAM oR 00-~ SHOW ALARM. JUST 1\ GIVL ALL Yoij I MoHV To THE r2:!E; 11. 1J CASHIER WHEN /f LEAVHG AVJD YOU IL WILL NOT NIRT' -. (fl k '" SHORT RIBS z F rlvN - k. . ____ I E°__ ___ ) ,. ( ,\ ft_ __________ 0; ) by Frank Hill coyGH ,4' 6r ' NONESLUN3S. - Offered Women Forming Own Bank Options on stock in the bank share with a Limit of 0 shares trolled by any one individual or are being offered to the general to be sold to any individual. group." public for $1 per share. When In this way, said .Ni . The women plan to raisc $1 MAITLANI) — The the bank receives a charter, the Dozier, chairperson of the organization of the First stock will be $20 additional per board, "we will not be con(Continued On Page 8.-li Women's Bank of Florida by a group of prominent Tallahassee Herald Women's Editor Am, ? *- 0 -_ By JEAN PATESON - - s , Sanford-Orlando area / ,' - -i. . " ' , - , --~ . _~ - _~_ - I .-••- , -' Herr ng Says He May File Suit -. • F~_ 4%V -1 - -- ---, -' , To Restore Cuts In Funding _ cs ._., Vi , ---' '..-, --,- _-'- - - ' , - ,,,- I.'. - - -- I :3 - ft -_ ~ , -. ,' logo" , - - . _______ - • , !Z:~ , - . - - - . - .- -. -- - .. -. - .. '\' ' - -- - • - , , p - ' . , - . 1. i . .0 . '' .--p',' ,.#f' -: ____ '. '- ' , 4__ . ., '. T. ' - - , _ v 1 ' '' A- NOV :. " , - ' si.,'-,; S C A DDITION '.. - . - "' - ' t,,' , - - "s.' - -, -' - , I ,,x, I - GROUNDBREAKING "I will do everything in my power to preserve prosecution," Herring's letter says. One commissioner called the portion of FOR through Thursday. broker; and Dr. Grace Johnson, the budget, and If it requires litigation, so be it," Herring's letter which referred to pending Jail University Complete details and tides A&M tousle herring said. I,ro1('Ssur, are on Page S.A. Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr. and litigation a "cheap 51)01." -, ,, piØIl '-''' '. , probability 20 to 30 per cent Bellye Williams, real estate . . '-' A • F 44 III ' i ,,,. COR PolpNJ u - "Welcome to the featured event of the , bess and professIonal Comics 68 women, as well as men, will Seminole ( ount ( ('Iniiussioners Tuesday ( 0Uflt bd1.tt •in ils t Eleanor Anderson ca me lB iiie IC (rosswortl prominentau woman refused to grant State Attorney Abbott Herring's up with a $14,91b compromise late Tuesday board of directors and officers Editorial 4,5 budget requests — an action Herring says will night, but the commission rej'cted It. IC of the First Women s Bank of , • lawsuitit 'i "iinst the count Dear Abby' "This may get us in trouble," Vihlen said, "1 411 Florida in organization at a Dr. La mb In a e;ttioners herring said he think we are subject to challenge." 68 stork reception, Thursday, Horoscope .,.,... Earlier, herring told the commission he was "astounded " that the commission cut his .... 5A p.m., at Maltl.nd Art Center. budget from $20,000 last year to $4,000 For fiscal needed the money for salary increases For Obituaries 12-311 Sports Ms. Beverly Dozier, runner- 197 5-76. fledgling pcoseutors, Tele%istofl 48 up in the last Democratic "You need be tter prosecution. Don't be herring was severely criticized by a Brevard I-2-3t' primary for Secretary of State, Women shorisighteel You're cutting my budget and I (;rind Jury for inadequate pay mnt'nt to his atannounced the all-woman gi OUp can't live with it," the Seininok-Brevard chief torneys. , 'i% i'.V1III.H that plans to attend will in. prosecutor told the commission. should Fund the state attorney," state "The Tuesday'i high 89. Overnight dude: Carole MeCahey, forCoriuiiissloner John Kinibrou.gh told herring said an adamant Kimbrough. mnerly sice president of an the commission intends to fund only that amount low u, Commissioner Dick Williams added that the Partly cloudy through OrLindo bank; Bette Wimbish, required by the law. ou nty' Is funding Herring per law at the 1972-73 c Thursday. A chance of than- assistant secretary of corn"You should make your plea to the state leve l which is $4 000 — C dershowers mainly during the merce, Dr. Freddie Groomes, not the th e board of county commIssioners,' The sheriff asked for a few thousand dollars afternoon or evening hours, assistant to The Florida State Kjnibrosjgh said. to correct a problem, It was denied, and now the highs In the upper SOs and low University pre sId enI, County Attorney Toni reeman said the t 90s Lows In the 70s Winds Geraldine Rudd, Cherie Delco comnnnss1on should fund Herring at a axpayers face the prospect of paying out in claims variable mostly' southeast and Mamie Strong, Tallahassee "reasonably necessary" level as required by ini "I do not intend to subject the taxpayers to around 10 mph, gusty near businesswomen; Frances state law. thundershowers. KaIn Hoesch, a former banker; Herring said the absolute minimum Is $18,000. the serious consequences of Inadequately Funded .... Kwiatkowski said promoters the engine in one of the "mini residents opposing the track, had been as "amicable as racers" was no louder than the commission backed Its possible" to residents needs noise made by a lawn mower. professional staff by not He said' Le Mans would be That prompted Jim Maloy of rezoning 11.2 acres south of the an "asset to the county," then Bel Nor th to remark, "How K-Mart shopping center in Fern bowed out and turned R.ad1f easy would it be to fall asleep Park down The other commissioners with 10 or 15 lawn mowers "That's okay," Radloff said followed suit running ouLside .our bedroom following the ccmmlssion's RadlofI said the $550,000' window?" decijon, lie said his plans now project would employ 30 Malay and others pointed out are to exercise an option on 10 acres to the east of the original site. iL -i---- , , I '- ' ' ''.. Crashes Torn Hadloff's plans for a Harry Kwiatkowski had site would be "covered or a mini "Ce Mans" skidded on the protestors on the edge of their grassy' area," producing an first turn and spun out Tuesday seats when he was asked for his "attractive area for wholesome when Seminole County' Corn- recommendation. Kwiatkowski entertainment." inissioners unanimously represents the Altamonte lie produced a letter from rejected his pleas for rezoning. Springs district in which "Le Langley Adair, the county's Spurred on by a commission Mans" was to be built, pollution control officer, stating ' - - Mans' In Commission Vote 1 1 _'~ -W * -_ 4 - - ' " - appeal the commission's budgeted for Janitom 'Le L L I I Langley Adair, the county's nodded his head in agreement. pollution control officer. Adair The slash in maintenance I respect (lid not attend the meeting to salaries included money I " - .~~- thousand," Hattaway said. \o mention w as made of Commissioner John Kimbrough ld i. li - 0--il -- ___ ___ - -A.__ I 4"t, r - didn't intend to involve himself your opinion." r~_ ~ ` ' governments picking up the reduced its 1975-76 request by remainder of the tab $19,000 after Commissioner Also, Commissione Dick Dick WIlliams sent a letter to Williams had $500 placed in the county officials asking for cuts budget raise in salary I think they (hospital Bill Dale, the director of en trustees should have reduced ironrnent,aIserices Dale's the budget a couple of hundred . salary is $22,500 yearly. -L;.. L. . _ _____ - - .--.---,=~ II .---- __ ' ~ ' -.- - ' -i5'--- _ - ~.,6;_-_.,5-__,J.~ ` - - -, _________ -____________ ______ __________________ p 17 _________ __________ __________ ' •..,. CCIQ.1j - . __10k `12fr, ~'.Z-Wj, , I,.1 - '.' - _____ ',, Options "' Ilart of the overflow crowd Is pictured at last alght's Seminole bo ard muts at .30 pm, Sept. figures will strike a blow for women's rights in the state. a ILL DRI?41< ' - , city, government and business ~ EP -- DOE SWT THAT MAKE YOU WANT TO DO MVT,1IIIG? successfully' S southern 11111 these and other stories The Evening Iferaild sports section, (shor t) I ____________________________________ -,-- - , !- led when the school Stock McDaniel was named Seminole hlfrh's player of the week and h N ' I Football season Is Lu jeonardy WIIOKT I otsco a 28.3 grams I pound a 0,45 kilograms I ton - 091 torrna I gram 0035 ottces I k(If$ifl 2 21 pctsi ''" ' - .- . ___ funding 2lIntheAltaiitontespringscity 41' programs This Is called 'local hail I effort' 1 The board adopted the $502. ' ' Each mill equals per million budget by a 3-2 rote of appraised non-exempt tonay night. The total budget < property value and is used to is down about $1.8 million from determine property taxes. last year's $52 million figure. j i7 Harris explained the required The four part budget inlocal effort has jumped 60 per cludes Ali I .M cent, from $5,192,211 last year 412 for the in $8,114,529 for this years operating budget which is a i BABY IT'S budget, due to the county s ' vent incre or $5,3U , 707 , . increased property assessment, over last year (eIght mills) Gene Wells 9-16 VOLUMI I cub'cw'ch - 16.4 cubic centimeters 0.028 cubic meters 1 cubic yard 0.76 cubic I cubic centimeter 0061 cubic ' '4 ' - the adopted $39.3 million capital outlay twhlch voters operating budget of the dropped with the lack of new Seminole County School system construition, and 8 mills for for the new year 1975-76 is being debt service. advertised today for a second A total of 8.6 nulls Is being time levied for the new school Roger Harris, assistant bud t. the ømIlla required superintendent for finance, said for debt vcrvlce to retire a 1968 today the reason the millage Is bond Issue "does not have to be being advertised a second time advertised, Harris. is because of the 8 A formal resolution to adopt crease or sta te ma the total 8.6 mills will be defended e .. a m -,,,n , ,w, , \ 1 i , / -- The eight mill levy to support operating fund, four mills for Today ' ) .T., tI - (TATS WI-et' kE\ \CHAc5E5 THE 'RMANY( ____________ -, .4 . METRtC! CS! VOLUME A EIGH/ 1 ) 1su IkE 5I ç .1 LOOK! EVEN OLIVER') IS CURIOUS - 'fr'- - . PRISCILLA'S POP TODAY WE EXPLORE 11 i-... , - 6 112 .. ' _______________ ' ~, 'V . -' '9 - $ 33,216,454. 39 for the tributes less revenue to the required debt service (.6 mills). county. $6,891.427.09 of capital County' Property Appraiser in1pro-eiiett Funds (no mills Terry Goembel certifi ed 9' mills would bring in the same (Continued On Page 8A) -- js. , ___ which means the sta te con- (ij> I'VE NEVER 6EN A YCOr' W-iO CAN GETAS DIRTY AS I ¼rtJ CAN, WI NTH... J ' ' - 5WFF ( -. - -. - - . ' .,, ' PONT EET PYEP. ' , ' CO(.LPA SAVEP RIM.. WINTHROP 11 -• by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS L± -- iii r' • 0 / u. - - .. (I •,, \___ I _ - - t I I w; .,( - ,, , 4 '. J - Polk's settlement for $120,000 $2.5 million. Now, the sheriff month in an attempt to get his , ,' .. ''--. -, (Ø%fl . • - ;' i . JE=6 " ' , , , sthen a reenue as ,ast year, total of 12.8 mills was levied, Including eight mills for the county to be eligible to participate. in state ( or . .0, . - I . '_ 11-'c7' cii;z ~__ ..j j' . ' . . ANP ( It' I Fif!A%'AJT SkIEJ. I 11 -7 '- 'k7~ l~ 'K -~--% 'X , 00 I - , __L_ ef 0 WRY TH ,-6 / At - "' Pi - . ' i -, - - -- School Board Herald Staff Writer t " department. would have upped his budget to will go to Tallahassee next full S2.6-million request. 11%. JOE ASKRF. halfway between my birthday and Christmas!" ... by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY LEI LOST, c.X. I c-:r ALL TH SPACE OUTFI TS r At4v' I /Af,(Lt " - + . ' - \ - Rate Advertised By ... by Heimdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY _•___j_' I _____t T___ "I'm at an awkward age , -I -_ - I -0i 90&~' -.,.,~__ _~ W__ I I •. .-' - I' / , Second MiRage * . . . - Vii 'L 'AL urIn - ~4. '1 - Cliairman Sid Vihlen Jr. with Sheriff John Polk for Cuts Tuesday included: $120000 but the commission — a $54,000 reduction in the again turned the chairman l I .. , "1 still don't think that's ; decision to eluninate his entire cut," remarked Commissioner department — Including Adair. Mike Hatt.away. The son began wi th the The commission also added county' budget about $151,000 some money back into the over money required to meet budget. rnillage, Goembel's office set A sum of $3,000 was placed 5.4 mills as the certified millage back in the budget to pay the figure for the county and the ur ba n forester's 120,000 salary port authority budgets corn The county pays only $3000 bined ih the state and federal Seminolt' Memorial hospital - r " i, .'. . ' . - wo . ' W - , '" .' . I. -I L______ '" " " At the present Rye!, tax- However, the delay in payment payers ill pay slightly less will cost the county 10 per cent, than $5 41 per $1,000 of the value or $5,150 in interest money of taxable property. Labor attorney's budget We have met and cut the asc.ut1rom$100,000to$90,00O budget below certified VihIen again offered the mfflage" said 'deal" t: settle ç-' ' rr ' ' - , -' - Deferred payminis on Property Appraiser 'lirry publii works tquipmtnt for a Goembel. budget reduction of $48,150. .? - = A $16,000 reduction in below money needed to meet doesn't arrive on schedule, I I - the county budget Tuesday Training Act (CETA) salaries night and reduced it $7,700 in the event federal money the tmllage le& certified by W ' The Seminole County Corn- money budgeted to pay Cornmission took a Final whack at prehensi',e Employment I lit~~, `I Money was slated for salaries of a foreman and workers. - ' East ge t To Ben ,.. t Mi l lage Commission Hacks_ Bud ' i4 WIN AT BR DGE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - . -. -- - a. - i - -v Carolyn Slenstrom, chairman of the board of trustees, and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Community College, brrAk ground this morning for Phase ILL construction, which includes a $1.93 million fine arts building, at the college. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 1975; <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/1d29da6c6667bccf873acb0a8af5028e.pdf 22aa0d190c451aaedd3484b639bb4167 PDF Text Text __ SHORT --by-:-Frank XB8 BEETL Hill -- r ____ • _____ I •, / I 68th Y.ar, No. 21— Monday, September 15, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents t Ol Interest Money Paid To Utilities MEl ropped Bo n d Suit To Cost Coun $91,000 ____ A LIT* rL Ay By El) I'ItlCKFTF llcrd Sff Writer s1 amount," Said lIlI l)alc, the tounty's specified the county would pay "interest that tune Casclberry appealed, and the sue went tlnnssai" with Casselberry askins the high court hrector of environmental services. Dale said jiyinen" until such time as th e bonds ar e to th e hi tu for a ruling. to drop the appeal. Grier's name as on the appeal another ,000 in attorney's lees could be tacked on validated. Bond validation hearings are held in circuit in behalf of th e (ity. A suit filed earlier this year by Casselberry to the $91,000 estimate. Plus, Dale now says he fears the bond's on't be curt, and bond sales are valida ted by a circuit Ma>or Bill Crier, seeking to block the county's $2.4Ibus far , the county has paid $59.000 in interest sold on time because the bond market has gone City officials tOnhlnned today the suit has been court judge. million bond validation, will cost Seminole County money since March and county officials estimate it hell" because of the situabon in New York City. dismissed by th e Supreme Court. Ashby Jones, deputy thxpayers an estima ted $91,000, county officials circuit court clerk, said ill be three more months before the deal Is con'it's taking bwiches of money, and The mayor th e p has hint ed for mon ths that eo p le money paid out th us far is "not reco verable." confirmed today. swiunated. aregolng to havetopayforit,' Dale j Casselberry would drop the suit. He said the city Hesaid paymen ts will be made for a, least three Though Grier has agreed to drop the suit, which Art Beckwith Jr., clerk of the circuit court, said Money from the bond validation was to be used JW e has "noth i ng to gain fm pursuing the issue more months. Those paymentswill th %kits scheduled for a Sept. 17 hearing before the the contract entered into Aith Consumer and Initlian for purchase of the tim, utilitie~,, firms which an estimated $91,000, according to officials in Beek. F loru Supreme Cou rt , Interest money still being hills Utilities stipulated payments would be made "It just bloll your mind," Dale commented. (asselberry officials hoped to purcha se before the ill s office pa id to the to utilltie involved. it I the suit flIt l ir th e first 1)llU' ed iii id tlit (oIltril( I IS (IOS&'d (IzIlt) t ntered the picture. John Me 1)unuui, the county's utility attorney, "llie interest Money lias U) be, paid, and it's a Othtr than the posibIlIt% of not selling ho: Il lit other Aords, a "clause" in the contract A bond validation hearing was held in.Niarch. At - 0 — ou E HANGING I , CURVE I MUG <i p i - - "Nil I L _____ _____ I - • - • TO A- y - III — - 1 - THE. _ . -• / ____ . qpuu _ says the county has signed a "Joint stipulaUon of the interest is a whoppini!amount," he added, 1 TM 1— -'— Building Revenue Sharing Fund Holke b ---- L 13UGwg 3BUZqZqY FDOdS CMIIN' IN!I'M TRYIN' T" SELI_ HIM THIS JOINT AN'%t"ER WNNA #woeR YZX PL -t,lE HELP! SWeEr OorH E L UCIc)ATr-WITH A ELINOER CAh 140 V F % I'LL PAY YA OFF IN HAL113UT, i3UT WHIUST I'M 5ELLIN ELMER, YOU COME PUT ON FIRST -V7 TH' IN KITC-HEN! N. ç An increase in state revenue sharing funds may bail out 3-. PIERPONT - A JA7, _6l0.J TH% JOINM4 ------a)LD MINE/ FUIDE)SY." LOOK A*r TH' FIOURESo' IN TH' FRONIrAN' RUN UP TH' PRICE! --T--I-E I-S— HA-L— L-U 1--1Z MY TALENTS AS A THI~SPIANl THIS OL"IT W*SY ME SUA May Ease Budget Squeeze by Stoffel& Meiindah.1 WiPWESSIVE.1 \\ .. -. ..- - 40 - ' • 7*u.$. .t. o. 4- - ___________ - / _____ ______________________________ - • - __ BUGS ' Finn YoI 1: HEAR, T11-11S PLACE OWACIOUS, I CAN'T IS FOR SALE!rLL MEF-T PF.P-VIOUS YOU TO HIM... ER SELL THE PLACE: OL3PIE PRO THE IS DELACM% k 13(ir OFFER A-0 _____________ - -; f , , ____ // 1 ____________ / s • • 7,4ES - ç - - 3K —' 1E(LH 1OJT r APANV YOU 0SCD 10 _____ I i -r B CJ(Z (AL(&X) ASSiSjtjcC 1I(WIk)6 DML, tVUP1LL- I - &ZI4 L__ - .....JL —• million is proposed b the CII) The (asselber agenda also includes authorization for considered by the city council. The budget would require a disposition of the old elevated scheduled at lMngwood the new$50 2 mullIor budget is up for public hearing at 730 tonight In the County Courthouse Each mill equals 11 per 11,000 Mill and utility accountstotaling $563,256 for the newyear beginning Oct 1, are to be \1cIn%thile, a public ht hearing on a sewer rate hike request is The Seminole County School ______ — The Lake Slary general fund In Casselberry a crowd of citizens is exiveted to protest the city's planned le vy of a 1.75 mill property tax for the first (mu in cuts 'history. Total gei'eral fun.d and utility bu d get i$l,2,I06 general fund and $593,697 utilitiesi of $2.46 both cities. Board's 8.6 inill levy to support / appraiser Terry Goembel ertified like Mary's tax rate .it 1.9 mills for the newfiscal )ear. meeting at 730 p.m. today, in — — water tank and Det o s request for iii e xtension of time on propertytax levy of three mills At 4 J L411111N.- FALLING DOWN ____ WAIZOLD MU,COME, OY C*JU,- A WAR",1-0 CIKT, YOU are Land 0' Lakes country club. The developers posted ;I Williamson hr Lood Bills section The utility already t co ntractsto re the developed area and sewer agreement has been reached. Lormarin said the company, $150 000 bond on the proje' although it can justify a higher which has been st. rate change, may be willing to star. ccrinection fees were paid to fol owners of the Longwood hills Road see r pa c kage plant S t it,111, Longwood Utilitic, Iccipt $7 officials have said change for the counciI's ap. Il A - - I ( I pro crease from $4.50 to $9.50 requested by Longw ood utilities I nc., leads the agenda for the exclusive franchise area. hearing on a request frL',':, council meeting in The requested franchise area includes not on1 Sandal w ood, lngood Gro v es, Highland Lon,gwood at 7:30 p.m. Ma y or James It Innann, Seminole Cableision for a ra increase Although the cityI had a senice agrnient : 1 Hills and Shadow Hill subdi visions, but also indeeloped the cablevision compariv for %%ho with Council Chairman territor cit the requested non- in - • J • - ' .!;R I Continued (In Page FF FRAI : — ! t I S - since newschools are not needed), and 8 mills for debt service. The new budget contains $1-million t contingency fldco about The new about $1.8-million year's S52-million budget. 0 Ai " city parkin, lot at First r used at $34 280 ininole Boule% ard and M%Ttle enue, less n t t a ppraed at $19,810 137 d Iit%nd r V tract at French Ave nue and Seminole Boul evard , 'pr ILS( 'I I ji 5q3 ) , Brings Postal Probe :— : — .H 1301111 LLOYD - r \!S Ilerald Staff Writer I • I 41 %kas released from county Jail (,it the misdemeanor chlirges in r-- NEW BUSINESS TOWN 4-A Calendar (mules 5-A 6-B l)r. lamb 1-11 ' ' s- 'l hIiipmIl 1211 - the dirshowirs Apartments. Altamonte probe along with federal in agentsduring aft liktl> mainl', e rnoon and eening Springs. after the Letters were repor hours. Highs near %. Lows III Arrested on charges of tedly received by a number of h t he -o '%t dS ifldS to U keeping a house of ill fame and Orange and Seminole county - b mph, stronger and gust) assignation of prostitution was tl 'tors at their offices. Malanie Sue Gould, 20, who Parker said the letters began near thundershowers. • m last overall OPENS IN %round The (lock Bridge hundreds of copies of letters doctor, who reported receiv-rig A with pictures of two women in one of the letters by mail, went Womrn stages of uni and offering to the aparmient "bugged" by 1.*. %T I I I-: I 'various, pleasureabit en- detectives and paid the woman Sunda~'s high 80. O%emight tertainmi in the comfort of $100 in marked money. our private home" were seized Sheriff's agents, Orlando Coll' siderable cloudines-when agents raided an apart- police and Altamonte Springs fluent Saturda> at Sand> Co%e police were involved . V, p- Could pos post t ed $600 d ere reported investigating an sc heduled to appear in county alleged fledgling prostitution court on Sept.26 ope ra tion at Altamonte Spring Parker indicated inor following the weekend arrest of arrests may be forthconuuii: i _t irld unian uiud said Miss Gould Shu if! s It It C Parker said arrested after a south Seminole ' cipate tit state funding The board levied a total of 12.8 mills last year, which in cluded eight mills for the operating blidget plus four mills for new construction (which voters agreed to drop this year The other three pol city hall site location!, include-, Prostitution Arrest Today . f. I mills to bring in the same re%nuc as last year, but the State of Florida mandated the school btmrtl levey 6.291 mills in order to I e ligible to par- hi • - • - • _~A W0121KSO the itt' pent city hall site, including the attInd CIII' hail building, police station and o'irt site areas, has been a pra ised at $% 9.580, Knowles repor ted. agenda also includes a pUt!i Terry Goembel certified 1 - PiRowum The Longwood meetin. on the monthl> sewer rate in I 4 • second time Wednesday. k 1/ IU1,330 this year. J R Grant, as authorized to negotiate with officials of the utility co mpany to work out a compromise, announced o v er the weekend a tentative :iuonthl> in c market is "depresse there are no buyers, L, hopefully that will imp.-ove,* Tucker said. Kno w les said the county development plans At a workshop to follow the regular rncting, consideration sill given to calling the bond on SMI) s development of the The continued public hearing this r five yearlds wnile Mm Ithate is one year >ouuer. Age makes no difference to these youngsters. Ile only tj g that does matter Is having fun. 11~ scrvsce,willbead%ertiseda tC_j ii "WOW . I The 8.6 mill levy, including eight budge' and .6 mills for debt ___ was pol as to the latid',~ avaiw" "either through sale or swap-- fie saki a reply uide by i'm end of V!s week.. Hc,, rever, Tucker said today. Kindergarten students at Forest City Elementary School pLay the same games their parents played at the same stage of life — lMndon Bridge Is Falling Down. Here, Tiffany Lydil ilefti and the fruket value.. Th Slary Liong form the bridge for Marfaell Infante. Tiffany and nn tinic to be selling real esta ,, Mary taxes _____________________________________________ west of the present city haJi Knowles said t he quitiltin — of appraised property value and is used to determine property EEK .i 1 AW f' - board, which turned him down. Seminole Count) property for the Lake Mary Casselberry City Councils, T _____ i ) IH)\A KES hlerdSta ff W ri ter Schools o Air Budget - . __/ - es To Hold Public Hearings Tonight lblic hearings on the 1 6 budges are on the agendas by Iflowile Schne:Lder POW MAMJM' AS fr'IAJY CAU L. was initially made to the property. Tucker, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of the Fla - gship Bank of Sanford, concerning the availability of two-acre bank-owned parcirl IL • • Three Appraiser Terry Goembel and -9 THE of assessable Warren E. "Pete Knowles said he has contacted Gtn . "Please review your budgeis to see if any Items or programs could reduced Williams letter says lie said the count)' no RZCM county's planning and zoning Polk, Circuit Court Clerk Art Beckwith Jr , Property , - Wib One mill equals $1 per $1,000 Wologist and technician who chairmanMemorial of the board of worked in his department. Seminole Hospital; . (__1'' — ________ ' ___ QE -W to be studied by city com. missioners in their 4 p.m regular work session today. In a memorandum to the Contacted last week, Adair Several othe- items of illiIlien lie appealed to the the chief judge of the eighteenth judicial circuit, Sheriff John 'was unaware his department portanct- to Seminole County commission 21 F • Or -4 Five possible locatiom for a new Sanford City liall builciir,~, includiN the present twol a million. Initial budget rtN uC515 -ear ;%ere for moe than $22 iflfl v (Z~ 131-0h ou crea te %%orkers and would be an I.Swl" to the countv. Radloffs rezoning request • yearly salary and salaries of a Letters went to John E ans, - ____________ 4 construction o a "mini grand ace racsue Adair wouldn't be turned the cold' if he qualified for a budget as more than $5. A $34,584 reduction left Adair the overall budget. ' . ktkrs today to officials Whose out in last week's hearings -•- I . budgets are set by law asking for their aisLstance in reducing I. _____ C come before the commission. ounty job. c A groundswell of opposition i ped out hasdeveloped. Many residents Adair's budget wasw a race track is out of ptace reductions at Tuesday's budget At the 7 p.m. meeting. by the commission as it reduced say a session at the county cour- Pollution Control Officer a W.000 deficit to slightly in residential area. They have total circulated petitims which will thouse, Langley Adair is expected to more than $200.000. rle be presented to ffmmLssioners. Meanwhile, County Conl. make an appeal for restoration budget is slightly more than Radloff says the project inissioner Dick Williams sent of his budget, which was wiped $18-million. Last year's county RSH CANNER • up the exact amount. She The commission bin said anticipated revenues are — 11152,0DO of money need to substantial" and should allow conunix--3ioners to hold the 5.34 stay within the certified mil age 5.34 mills. mills without any "major" 4 40 X M -JOE ASKI(Els' this year's $1&million budget within millage certified by the The- commissioner said a county's appraiser. $152,000 of certified had been %%iped out. Ile said it '-few tkinks" get the lions share "State revenue sharing went "i4ithin up," Eleanor Anderson said millage," a figure made was his understanding suf. of business distributed by Beek[Possible by the cornmission's ficient personnel had been with's office. today. Mrs. Anderson, a budget cutting more than &3-million retained to handle complaints Beckwith says Kwiatkowski's anal>5 ifl t Ice 0 "from our budget." and run pollution tes ts . in1orma1ion is "erroneous' and Management Analysis that tie w ill be 'happy" to 10MAE), said her department Ile said officials sent letters But Commissioner Slike appear before the commission is cranking in additional probably "weren't aware" of Ilattaway said thosw lunctiorls to answer questions. revenue anticipated from the how close the commission is to will be handled by Bill Dale, state. Also, Tom Radloff's request certified. Hopefully. Williams who is in charge of the county's to an area behind Kofficials could find 10 per ICCS Mart South toda;will con Seminole for department. liattaway said 11111 — Mulled are scheduled for Tuesday's ineetinv. er If a r r y Kwiatkowski has asked Beck"I th to explain why a few banks ~et most of the county's "time Pollution Control Officer Langley Adair is (0111- expected to make an appeal for restoration inissioners who have scheduled a second budget session of his budget, which was wiped out in last Tuesday in an attempt W hold week's hearings. SCHNO06LE. Sites Jeannie Echols (left) Mayor Lee Moore, Terry Echols and Brad Hplliagsworth ( right take pa in a ri bbon-c utting ceremony this mo rni ng, officially opening the doom of Echols Sleep World. located at 2S87 S. Sanford Ave. The new business featurrs quality bedding with any size made to order. Terry agents said inoved to the area Echols I.% the owner. Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.I from California recentiv. - I Continued Oil Pagi. 1- %1 Complete dflails. mid dde% J`* fKAM I - - - n- - - -- -- - - :- - - - _-- - --=-- - ;= -r-=-: _---- ;=-v-- __=-__ -r------ - - V -- - V -VV -V - - ----- V - - - - V -- - - -V - ------ - - - - - -- - ------ ------------ - - - •- - - - - - - - -- �.--'- '-. . - . -. 2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Monday, Sept. 15, 1975- - -- - - - - - • -- At First Meet g I &U -. I egai NOTI CE Legal Legal Notice IN BRIEF Reversal Of Grain Sale Half Evening Herald, Sanford, RESOLUTION NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE FICTITIOUS NAME ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER P11111 IC SALE. SURPLUS Notice is hereby given th4t we are IMRROI,r,H SECONDED flY CITY ppflpFRTY, engaged 10 hUSiflC%% a 30 Brittany COMMISSIONER KWIAT At I AM 0 NI F S PR I N OS. Circle Cassrtbc'rrv 17707. Seminole FOLLOWING THE KOWSKI ACCEPT Wilt. II OPIDA lorida tinder the ltitiOuS Counts' ADOPTED AT UT ION WAS SFAI FDBID6TOUE OPENEDAT flame of ACTION GLASS & THE REGULAR MEETING OF 1000 A M. SEPTEMBER 73. l97S. At TFRATIONS, and that WC THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM ITEMS MAY BE CITY hAl I t0ri'qi' said name with the Clerk MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE SFFN AT CITY GARAGE. f the fArcuit Court. Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 27 AVENUE 001101 AS AT County, Florida in accordance with DAY OF JULY. A D. 1975 lORRAINE STREET. the proviSIons of the Fictitious ACT Al TAMONIE SPRINGS. S'OOA M Name Statutes. To Wit: Section ixI PM MONDAY THROUGH M509 Florida Statutes 1957 WhIr PEAS the Board of County ITEMS INCLUDE FRIDAY 5 Rr4rt ,r M (.1rnr Si'ttinolc County, Cor,rn ssoers. ri AIIIOMOI1II ES HEAVY DUTY Jame', By EU)A NICHOlAS been petitioned by the Florida. has EQUIPMENT. MISC SCRAP IRON Gera ld Younqs residents of the Woodlands area. Herald Correspondent FUR AND COPPER. MISC Publish Sept iS 77. 29. Oct 6 1975 located within the conh,fleS of NITIIRF. MISC ELECTRONIC DFR w Precinct 17. requesting a Municipal BICYCLES F all 1PM F NI . LONG WOOL) Aware Services Taxing Unit be established l7FMi7E0 I PST AVAILABLE AT 11 hecein.lttCf called the Citizens and Taxpayers (ACT) . for said CITY ('.ARAc,E Woodlands Municipal Services held Its inaugural meeting Publish Sept II iS. 16. 19)5 NOTICE OF SALE . Taxing Unit and DIP 99 To Mrs Patricia Dykes Saturday night at L)uan High WHEREAS. Florida Law under 7701 Narcissus Avenue • authority of Article VIII. Section I School's auditorium before a 77I Sanford. Florida (ft arid Article VII. Section 9 fbI ot FICTITIOUS NAME large audience. You are hereby notified that I will the Constitution Of the State of Notice 5 hi'reOy (liven that I am offer Bursts, of applause greeted for sate and sell at public ennaned in business at 30) Oak Florida, and under authority of to the highest bidder for cash. the Florida StatuteS 119111, Section each speaker who rapped Drive. Altamonte Slwing% 3770 the following described livestock. to 12501 (I) (ci) and frI. and S ec tion Seminole County. Florida under "unrealistic taxation of 0 fictitious name 01 HEDRO N Wit 700 071 (II. provides for the American citizens." one 11 Black Female Hog CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC. estab lit and procedures for One (I) lIed Female Hog Fred Streetman, Seminole and that I intend to reo'Ster said providing for the development ñrid at 1100 A M on the 72nd day of maintenance Of recreational ser with the Clerk of the Circuit September A0 name County Republican chairman Court. Seminole County. Florida • 1975. at the vices and facilities and also for the and master of ceremonies, said, f ~Pniiinciip County Animal Control accordance with the provisions o development and maintenance of Name Statutes. To located at the Agricultural & Road plantingS landscaping a nd other "The guverncmnt is too big to the FicIltiou _1y.te "1 Department on Highway I? 97. South Im provements of a like nature Wit' Section do too many services for too soS 09 Florida Statutes 01 Sanford. Seminole County, within the publiC areas Of the 1957. many people. The reason for Florida wher e the livestock •5 im S Sharon P Hardesty Woodlands Municipal Servic es Unit 1 to satisfy a claim in the ifld this program tonight is to bring Secretary NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT sum of $9397 for fees. toget her people who share a . Publish Sept I. 15, 77. 79. 1975 PF sot vED that the Board of fdlna. care and costs therenf rc.onisonrrs of 5emm' DFP 61 coiunun need." John F Polk laredO, ',rt tJatt' Count,. lie suggested government i. it. Grant., Longwood Council Chairman, left, Is shown with Sheriff SPECIAL ELECTION, for a Stra.'. Seminole County, Florida spending was becoming too officers of new group called ACT: President Bo Simpson, center, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vote called for the WoodlaniR Sept IS. 1975 Publish EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. Municipal Services Taxing Unit, br iiiuch to bear and for the people and Vice President Claude Creel. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OF P 105 September 73. 1975 to keep "croaking 'til we turn s COUNTY, FLORIDA. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED ths off the heat! We have a audience, "Howdo we get rid of aware of the actual taxes being CIVIL NO. 5 197 77 day of July. A 0. OEPARTMENTOF ATTEST TRANSPORTATION republic, but we better work to it pusher?" Several 'ojces paid per person, saying, H F R8F R T H GEARTNER and FOWARO ENGLANDER, Arthur H Beckwith Jr SPECIAL TRAFFIC keep it!" answered, "Kill 'em!" and "Government isn't free. It's Plaintiffs. Clerk to the Board of REGULATIONS State Rep. Robert Hattaway, "Electrocution!" Kelly said, costing us."He advised citizens vs County CommSsiOflers in and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for Seminole County. F:Ior da That the Drn,irtment of Tran 1)-Seminole said, "With your "No, that's not the way. Quit to attend today's Seminole JOSEPH STONE. .is trustee. et at 75 & Sept I, f IS, 1975 Defendants sportaition at its meeting of June 28. Publish belp and yo ur concern, the buying the junk! If you want a County School budget public NOTICE OF SUIT 1975 gave consideration. to the (lEO 111 representatives will listen to moral nation, be moral!" hearing at 7:30 p.m., in the 10 Gerald Gordon and reouests relating to wecial traffic Adellne Gordon, his Wife you. We must get back to the regulations and in each case made a He told of America losing courthouse. 10 Birchwood Road review of the traffic investigation basics of our country." per cent of the auto market to The school board is asking for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Peabody. Massachus etts report, along with the recom lie said the voting record in foreign competition, with bad eight mills in taxes, an increase of the 000inetr at the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. meodations CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Leonard Ji,tf and Tallahassee was 70 per cent labor practices. location or locations described COUNTY. FLORIDA over last year's 6.3 mills. Flame J Jaffe, rIow conservative and added, MI' President Ho Simpson CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.i?77CA 04 F his wife Seminole. ROAD COUNTY -- DIVISION E Speaking of the government said, "We have started from Sison Court 71010 Section Location IS oo "Seminole County' is one of the furnishing jobs for the unem- scratch because we are conIn InC.IPAI Re: Dissolution of Marriag9 Silver Spring. Maryland Sanford from SLD MP 9911 to SLD 0 DAVID DENNIS. 12 fastest growing counties in ployed, he received a loud cernednotonlyaboutthxes,but AP 9 991. diStance 0 0 mi Petitioner, Husband Her man Friedlander and Florida. There will be a 45 per round of applause when he said, because RFCOMMFPDED REGULATION we need to dig out the and Ann Friedlander, hiS wife Prohibit Parking East Side cent Increase of people in the "The government hiring people facts next 10 Years. Thomasville Road and present them to the On reco,nrnefldaliOn of the JUDITH ANN DENNIS doesn't produce anything. Pi ',pondecit W fr Mtiultrie. Gr'crq Director. Road operation, the above Explaining a referendum government can't get public. We have to tell the NOTICE TO DEFEND traffic and sDe regulations were TO TIfF STATE OF FLORIDA TO vote, he said, "When you see a it done, elected officials the well has Harvey Forman and determined to be reasonable and ANN DENNIS referendum on a ballot, just Marsha Forman, hiS wife "It's not enough for you to run lry-and they'd better ration cessary upon the basis of the Address unknown. 55 Albeqmarle Road in enginerinn and traffic remember, you and I have to vote. You've got to screw your what is left!" Pecidrre unknown NorWd. Massachusetts and authority was vestiqatbons pay the taxes. I think it will take head on right. If this form of Y01) ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED Iheretoi-e given by the Secretary for tpaf (.FRAI.D DAVID DENNIS. his us all together to change government is too confusing for Stanley Weinbaum and the establishment of same andand the "'N' a Petition in the Circuit Court Of Joan Weinbaum, his wife things." you, then it won't work. I placing of the proper marking the $eni;no?e C oun?y. Florida for thr Framingham, Massachusetts also. for Si')nS as indicated. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, H- believe you can understand it. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Dt'. ltin of Marriage ca sting elimination of ei'sting Florida, charged that most No one will do it for us. America FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH controls b*twcen GERALD DAVID DENNIS Lou Brudnick and where this Is Indicated and JUDITH AhPI DENNIS. and you Charlotte Brudnick. hiS wife congressmen vote as "liberal is with you, the people, and JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Billy 0 Pelham. COUNTY. FLORIDA arc re-oureci to serve a copy of your 31 Tyler Road Director Free-spenders." In referring to America is the sum of each of CIVIL ACTION No. 73.1172-CA-111A written defense, if any on his at I pxington, Massachusetts Department of In Ri, the Marriage 04 crime in the country, he said, us. forriry Albert P1 Fetts whose act Transportolion R FAYF EL LISON. dress i 710 Edwards Building Steven Kaitr "Government will not save you Robert Brunner, chairman of BENDA Publish Sept 15. 1975 Wife Petitioner Pars Avenue, Sanford, Florida $7 N Main Street from crime." OFR 117 the Rolling hills Association, and 37771 and file the originAl with the Pleasantville. DO ELLISON. SR Then Kelly asked the suggested everyone become RANDALL ELPI (len of the above styled Court, on New Jersey 01737 Husband Respondent or before the 1st day of Octob October 197S. INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF ACTION i1fa',tt and Ultimate Or Murray J Kohn And FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE To Randall Eldon Ellison. Sr ,tugtnmpn' will be entered aoainst Beverly Kohn. hIS wife SEMINOLE COUNTY 797 Main Street for tb'e relief demanded in sad 1013 F Park Avenue PORT AUTHORITY Ft (levees. Petition, i,hi(h it, the Dissolution of Vineland. New Jersey NOTICE is her e-b Massachusetts 01133 y given that P.arriage between he and you 01360 sealed bids will be received by the You are hecebi notified that a WITNESS 'AY HAND And OF Administrator of the Seminole proceeding for Refif Unconnec ted and all other persons 1(1111 14A1 c said Court this 74th Similarly County Port Authority's Office, cia,of Ai.riu-ct 1975 with Ditsotution of marriage his situated as investors in a real estate I been filed against you and you are trust pertaining to the herewith located on the Pert of Sanford fsean property Lake Monroe. Flord reowred tu Serve a copy of your described property Arthur H llrck*ilh, Jr Until 1 00 p m cd t (1500 hours), written defenses. If any, thereto (leek of the (rru.t Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIF I ED By BOB LLOYD Friday, September 74, 1973 Sanford, was held without bond upon Petitioner's attorneys, By' lillian T ).nkins. Whose that a Complaint to foreclose Insurance coverage must include Herald Staff Writer on a violation of probation namcs And ac1drrswsapo,arIelow. mortgages encumbering the nv (lerk liability workman's compensation. on a on or before October II. 19 73, and file following real property At BERT f FITTS charge and $5,000 bond the original thereof with the Clerk of Attorney for the Petitioner Si of SLAYIA COLONY CO 'S all risk, fire. eitenc ed coverage. An Ohio man was returned to charge of resisting arrest with thiS Court either before service on SIPtot RDIVtSIOPI,accocdingtotheplot vandalism and malicious mischief 710 Edwards Building automobile blanket bond, and that state today by authorities violence. Petitioner'sattorneys or im Sanford. Florida 37771 thereof recorded in Plat Book 2. accIdental death Specifications to face Indictments for atmediately thereafter, otherwise a Page 71, of the PUNIC Records Of may be Publish Sept 1. S. IS. 77, isiS picked up at the Ad DFP 17 Patrolman D.H. Whitmire default will be entered against you Seminole County. Florida. tempted murder of a policeman ministration Building, Port of (cxthe relief demanded in the has been filed against you and narcotics reported he was attempting to and possession of you Sanford Orange n Boulevard. Lake Petition are reguired to ser ve a copy of your WITNESS MY HAND and the seal writt..nctefensc-s if any, to it on VAN Monroe, Florida, from S 00 a m after what local police say may handcuff Stewart after an until S 00r) m (0400 hours until IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND have been an escape attempt. arrest at Cavalier lounge, U.S. of this Court on the Sin day Of Sep DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. P tS. hours), Monday through Friday)c%, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, attorneys for the plaintlff. whOse 17-92, ordered by probation tembt'r. A 0 ISiS TheSeminole County Purl FLORIDA. Seal address k P 0 Box 193. Orlando Altamonte Springs police officers, and Stewart broke . Authority reserves the right to CIVIL ACTION NO. 731I30.CA.09 A Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Florida 17107, and filC the original rebect any or all bids. any bid SOIITIIEAST BANK OF EAST arrested Fred M. Driver, Clerk of the Circuit Court away. with the Clerk of the above Styled recric After the specified time will ORANGE. f Ii aDANK OF EAST d1 By Elaine RiCharde Friday on the Ohio charges and Court on or before October 171h. not be considered No bidder may ORANGE, a Florida banking cor Deputy Court 1913: o therwise Whitmire reported the he was held in a holding cell at . a iudgment may be withdraw his bid for a period of poration, ROBERT M MORRIS entered aoaInt you Plan? II f, for the relief forty five (45) days after date set for the Sanford Law Enforcement suspect was chased on foot to HUTCHISON & MORRIS demanded In the Complaint bid openings the rear of Starllte Lounge 730 North Park Avenue Center WlTNESSmyhandandthesalof R ids will b opened attpieffe0f AVERY F WISDOM and RENEE said Court on September 17th. 1975 the Administrator at 3 where he was apprehended Sanford, Florida 37771 M WISDOM. his wife. pm Publish - Sept S. iS. fl. 79. 1973 (Seal) Sanford police reported after another struggle. ed P • (1500 hOurs), or as soon Defendants OF P 67 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. thereafter as possible on September NOTICE OF Sunday morning that jailers Clerk of the Circuit Court 71. ISiS FORECLOSURE SALE 1 discovered a one-by-two foot By' Lillian I Jenkins Dated at Sanford, Seminole Notice is hereby given that pur o i ce Deputy Clerk hole had been punched in County, Florida this SIPs day of suant to a Final Judgment of Fore Publish' Sept is. 77. 79. Oct 6. I1S September, A 0 cell ceiling and Driver was Closure dated Septennher9, 1913. and ISIS OFP Ill By Order of entered in Case No 7SIl)0CA9A transferred to the county jail. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA of the Circuit Court of the Seminole County Port NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINO He was held there overnight in Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Authority TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN a first-floor holding cell until 3 Thomas A tlirsford. for Senulnole County. Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY avenby fhe City Council of the City of Winter Chairman wherein SOUTHEAST BANK OF picked up this morning by Ohio Springs, Florida. that said City Council will hold a public hearing at 730 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ATTEST EAST ORANGE is the Plaintiff, and pm nr as soon thereafter as possible on Monday, October 6. 1973, to CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Edward I. fllackshesr, authorities, AVERY F WISDOM and RENEE COUNTY, FLORIDA consider the Adoption of the following ordinance by the City of Winter Police said Driver was n- Springs. Secretary M. WISDOM, his wife. are the De CIVIL DIVISION NO. Cl 1$Florida title of Which is as follows: fendanls, I will sell to the highest dicted by the Brown County DIIVAI F FOFRAL SAVINGS & Publish - Sept s. IS, 1973 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, and best bidder for cash at the West is OF DFP 63 I DAN ASSOCIATION Grand Jury at Georgetown, ADOPTING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF WINTER front door of the Seminole County JACK SONVII.LE Glib, on the felony charges SPRINGS. Ft 01110*. FO THE FISCAL YEAR 191$ 1976; REPEALING Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at Alt ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICTVill NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION II 00 AM on the 761h day Of Se p April 24. HFRFWITH SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE IN PRECINCT NO. 47. IN THE tember, 97S. the following EUNICE 0 AIX ENS a a A copy of said Ordinn, shall be available it the office of the City A 61-year-old Sanford man OF COUNTY SEMINOLE. described property as set forth in Clerk of the City of Winter F tIN IC F 0 AIX ENS SOU THE P Swings. F:orida. for all persons desiring to was held in jail today Ofl '0 FLOR IDA, ON SEPTEMBER 23, said Final Judgment of examine same I *110 IsIS. bond on trespassing and enForeclosure Defeoctant An abbreviated form of the proposedmunicipal budget for the City of PARCEL No 77 The South $23 tering without NOTICE OF ACTION breaking Winter Springs, Florida, is set forth below NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN feet of the West ',of the Southwest TO U charges after his release f ENICE 0 AIKENS a k A THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION will to of the Northeast '. SECTION 6. PR OPOSED EUNICE 0 AIKEPIS SOOTHER be held on the 73rd day of Sep hospital. TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH, RANGE 37 I AND CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS tember, 1915. fur thepurpose of a FAST, less the East 33 feet of the Sanford police said Cecil Residenra 'Jnknown straw vote to determine whether or North 111 feel for road and sublect to Hall, 61, 2422 Chase Ave., was Police Derwtment $111,117 IS YOIJ ARE NOTIFIED that an not a Municipal Service Taxing Unit, a 1% feet ca'..ment for bridle path on Fire Department action tnfoveclMea mortgAge cxi the 50,35033 desired by the Citizens of the the East, South and West charged in connection with a Public Works Department side's, AND following pmnprrty in 37.35613 Semnole WnIlands area PARCEL No 71 and South ' of Saturday night inciden! at a Beuilding& inning Department County, Florida7219300 The place Of voting In PSC PARCEL NO 75' The Writ 1 4 of the I Of it. I Al) P FIW000. Ac residence at 2432 Marshall Ave. C41iCe Departmen t 41,70000 SPECIAL El FCT ION shall be the P4th,',t ', of 3ar tu,n 6 Tov,nshp C.rt Riidoet 'orcl on to the ptt lhefrt7l 10,33000 Police said flail as injured lfl 5 place listed in the Resolution Set 70 South, Range 37 East, Less the reqor Finance Department In Plat Bock IS. Page IS. forth below The polls well be op 71,77300 a struggle with a man who was Planning Commission Public Recor ds of Seminole County. the voting place on the date en at North 1373 feet and the South 513 feet 3.00000 of Said Alto less the East 33 feet for road F lorida with residents who returned Peservefor Construction .00000 election from 7 00 AM until 700 Suh)ect 10 a 13 feet easement on the Ms been filed against you and you home to find Hall at PM onthe same day. all As West side for bridle path, AND TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES arc reosilfed to serve a copy of $4S1.267.)S your provided In ',,iid Resolution adopted location, PARCEL No 9 The South seo 00 written defense's, if any. to it, on July 77, ISiS and publithd in full, feet cf the 761300 feet of East Sanford police charged two JIlt lOS 0 PET RUSKA. below, as part of this 011cc Notice Of the PIectNeI I Of Son ecti 6 POWI AND AND PEIRUSKA ANTICIPATED REVFNU V juvenili, boys ss ith breaking and T o,r1 2 ,Outh panne i, - WASHINGTON (AP) A major farm organization, saying President Ford disregarded the farmer's interest in suspending grain sales to the Soviet Union, is trying to get the President to end the suspension. William J. Kuhfuss, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, was scheduled to meet with Ford today. Federation leaders ldst week angrily accused Ford of "capitulation to political blackmail" when he announced that no further sales would be made before mid. October. Kuhfuss, reached by telephone Sunday at his farm near Mackinaw, Ill., said, "farmers are real disturbed" over Ford's action.; on the grain issue. They are angry over Ford's exclusion of them in his dealings with AFL-CIO President George Meany and other labor leaders as well as over the administration's talks with the Russians, he said. "Capitulation to labor is what it amounted to," Kuhfuss said of Ford's suspension of the grain sales. 'As we view it, these are political activities going here with the election coming on next year." Election Turns Bitter CONCORD. N.H. W) Bitter personal hostility between Democrat John A. Durkin and Republican Louis C. Wyman is marking the last days of New Hampshire's Senate campaign as the year-long rivals battle for advantage in a Tuesday runoff both hope will be decisive. The antagonism between Durkin and Wyman flared Sunday, both on and off the air, as they participated in a pair of television interview programs to climax the campaign made necessary when the Senate was unable to decide who on their first race last November. Durkin accused Wyman of engaging in Watergate-style tactics, while the GOP candidate claimed his opponent had lied repeatedly, as they clashed over a Republican letter to New Hampshire hunters that accused the Democrat of favoring gun control. - Spending Mandate Voted ORLANDO (AP) The Appalachian Regional Commission has voted to impose a "spend-it-or-lose-it" mandate on its 13 states to combat Congressional criticism that the ARC isn't using all Its money. The commission, which met Sunday at Walt Disney World in conjunction with the Southern Governor's Conference, also voted to seek a $336-million appropriation from Congress for the 1976-77 fiscal year a $42.5-million hike over the 1975-76 year. The eight governors a! the ARC meeting voted unanimously both for the 1977 budget request and the proposal to require states to commit their share of commission funds by May 15 of each year or have the money reallocated to sister states. - - Oil Price Fight Continues WASHINGTON AP There is growing sentiment among congressional Democrats to end oil-price controls just long enough to give Americans a taste of higher fuel prices. Then, the Democrats' theory goes, consumers would set up a clamor, controls would be restored despite President Ford's objections, and Ford would have suffered a stinging defeat.., It is doubtful the battle between.Ford and Congress over energy policy will end that way, but chances for such a turn will be improved this week unless House and Senate Democrats resolve their differences over terms of a brief extension of controls. - Army Officers To Be Laid Off ,. r For the first time, the Army is forcing out of the service some regular officers who in joining indicated they were making the Army a career. The 625 regular officers are among 2,138 officers who will be dropped from the service by the end of September as part of a cutback to bring the number of Army officers toan authorized strength of,1by June 3o 1976. The change to permit the dropping of regulars during reductions In force was approved by a law sought by the Army. Before the legislation, the Army could drop only reserve officers even though they were outperforming regulars. - Satellite Launch Postponed - Better Postal Service Pledged - WASHINGTON AP The Postal Service says that starting next month it will give at least as good service for a 10-cent stamp as itnov does fora 13-cent airmail stamp. Under the program that taker effect Oct. 11, first-class mail will receive service "equal to or better than airmail," the Postal Service said Sunday. "For the mailing public, the practical effect of thefirst. I -1cc tr1IbrtII'!fl&IIt rIr(iLYrAIn IS that (hflflPcl ir Iirct.ela c ''w ' ' I : . ; -F- - -- :- _ 1. . X, ,....-3 , It -I . . ;k , Ift W - -i __ - / _AA I. 01 . I" al-e"'e" . _~& O;d \ -W 7. V -. _: .:-. - - I'll " .. - - ---,.: -- - --- gunman who took a doctor and four other persons as hostages ( sharpshooter early today while were reported at the airport, r - - T- 7 - Ii , it11m,_ , - ~_ , _L ,- ..,~ - . r* , -w I 1111. if I --- I, shot as he emerged from a Continental Airlines 727 pawnger let with a hostage in front of Shark Victim Returns Home expenses. . I ).''i''I ( )N A lfl' A(.1I \ . Awl .J - - - Women's Group Blasts Law " Offi cers '4 • , - Legal N t e • I JENSEN BEACH tAP) Florida's unemployment compensation law Is under attack by the state branch of the National Organization for Women I NOW. Some 200 men and women at the feminist group's third state conference voted Sunday to authorize legal action aimed at allowing pregnant women to receive uneniPloynient benefits. Women are not eligible for benefits if they quit work because of pregnancy but workers do qualify if they leave jobs for other medical reasons. "This practice Is blatantly sexist and a form of economic discrimination against women," said state Rep. Karen (oolman, 1)-Fort Lauderdale. - Fugitive Returned - Peterson said he plans to reenter the University of Wisconsin this January to begin his junior year. "And once the leg is fully healed, I'll be going to Northm'tt'rn University Medical Center for a prosthetic," he .uid Saturday before boarding a plane. "I don't think I'll have much trouble getting used to it." Shortly after the attack, a group of local businessmen raised $2,000 to help pay for Peterson's education. The check ssas presented to him Friday by the president of the ("h;ii,mbt'r ('nInlIlerce. 'l'AI.LAIIAsSEF; AP An investigator and a [osecutor have been called before the Cabinet to dispute the claim of convict Curtis Adams Jr. that he not Freddie Pius and Wilbert Lee killed two service stations attendants 12 years ago. The testimony today of S.H. "Speedy" DeWitt and State Atty. Leo Jones of Panama City is potential roadblock in a move to pardon Pitts and Lee. Gov. Heubin Askew, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and Insurance Conimissloner Phil Ashier have signed a full pardon. But one more Cabinet member must sign to free Pills and Lee on schedule Friday. Legal Notice - . is., man has Pair To Dispute Confession -- All - 1 Seven Killed In Accidents By The Associated Press At least seven persons were killed In weekend traffic accidents in Florida, including a mother and daughter who died when their car skidded out of control during a thunderstorm, the Highway Patrol say's. Barbara Mann Roe, 33. lost control of her car Saturday (ifl a rain-slicked road in Interlachen and crashed head-on into another vehicle, troopers said. Mrs. Hoe and her mother, 1A)ca P. Mann, both of St. Augustine, were killed. George D. Welsch, 23, was killed Sunday near his home in Gainesville shen another car went through a stop sign and crashed into his car. Welsch was ejected from his s-chicle. Masked Robbers Hit Center TAMPA lAP) - Two masked men bound six ssonien employes of a convalescent center here with tape (luring the night and made off with narcotics and money, x)lice said. The women, two nurses and four nuurses aides, were able to free themselves after about two bout's and call police. They were unharmed. Authorities said the men were st-aring stockings over their faces when they entered 'lie Cambridge Cons'alesct'rit Center, which serves mostly elderly perscn.s, in the early morning hours. $5 - - A.I . - ..------- rh.' Panel To Study Medicaid A task force designed to 1'AIJAIIASSEE (AP) cut red tape in the Medicaidrograrn will also search for person.s abusing the health-care plan, a state official says. William J. Page, Health and Rehabilitative Services secretary, has announced formation of a department task force to study Medicaid problems and recommend solutions within 90 tlavs. The $180 million prograill, which gets 58 per cent of its Funds from the federal government, serves about 400,000 t'ltk'rly, blind, disabled and poor persons in Florida. "We feel we owe it to the taxpayers and the c!ients to make sure funds are spent In the most efficient manner iissihle ss bile assuring the best health care available to Ui :.(' liii ,tit' 'lii.JI)lt'. I'i.t' SIII1. - - o f-1 _.' k - Continental maintenance metai engines the unoccupied plane earlier. but police had shot out the tires as the jetliner moved down the runway, Van Dyke said at a news conference. As the plane began moving, the doctor, who had been taken hostage at a hospital shortly before midnight, appeared a' ' ---,-- A I', A 20-yea r-old liciui I, returned home after spending 32 days in a l)aytona Beach hospital recovering from a shark attack. Henry Peterson's right leg was amputated below the knee after he was mauled by a shark Aug. 12 off a local beach. _____________ , . aZ - . 10 ()Ii o ORLANDO tAP) "It's probably going to be the roughest season we've had," an official says of the econoDhic outlook for more than 100,000 workers who will he harvesting Florida farm crops this winter. Fred Staff, coordinator of the Migrant Labor Prograi,i of the State Division of Community Services, made 11)4., t'OIIIIIICflI over the weekend at the close of an Orlando conference on farm workers. According to reporLs at the conference, poor swnnier crops up north will send migrant workers south earlier than usual and they'll arrive without any way of making a living until Flori(La's crops start coming In. Then, Staff added, the migrants will have to compete s ith foreign workers and a greater number of year-round residents For farm jobs decreasing in number because of IIiectIaluz.ation, i .. - . • CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) The launcn of a West German satellite has been postponed because a lire destroyed some v.t.al equipment during the Sept. 9 launch of the Viking II mission to Mars, space officials say. The second Hellos, a German-made, sun-circling satelite, had been tentatively scheduled for launch by a Titan. Centaur rocket Dec. 8 but will probably not be launched until January. "It would have been a tight schedule even if the second mission to Mars had gone on Aug. 22 as originally pla nned," said John Neion, director of launch operations at the Kennedy Space Center. For Farmworkers ' -. Police Shoot Gunman' Outlook Grim . .' 41~ 1.-i__Ari , IN BRIEF ' - Monday, Sept. 15, 1975-3A FLORIDA ' . Ft. . .kil ' , WASHINGTON (AP) '.?25.: - - ........ - .. NOTICe Speakers Claim Farmers Lobbying To Win -- - - - . - Legal istic, Taxes Unreal'' NATION . I - t_ - - '.- . - . / iI -- - . - - " *155, - .0' ,3. . , * 7 Itk . 4V . Ban Voyage - -\ . . op ' - Some 41 canl)eIsts manned 20 canoes Saturday for a jaunt down the door. A shot rang Out, and I .. the %%tkisa Itistr from (amp Seminole to Traders Cove Above, the doctor tumbled down step,, the Chamber of Commerce-sponsored group before boarding, ,attached to the plane. He was while at right chamber Treasurer Vie Arnett, is in bow, with critically wounded but crawled ,j*.President Wayne Albert In stern, along with Albert's two SO1, to safety, Van Dyke said. The doctor was identifi&'l : p Matt and Mitchell. (.'hamlx,r Executive 1)irec'tor Jack hornet '' . " said today' that Albert and Arnett "cheated" some on the voyage, Frank L. Wiefels, a radio1ogi ho taken C hOSM4,C a bringing along an electric outboard motor. A picnic at the landing hospital after the gunman kidcompletedtheday. UieraldStaffPtiotoby Bill Vincent - naped the driver of a car which he commandeered at a small I grocery store, Van Dyke said 0 1-f The gunman had fled to U' 1. . -' store, which he tried to hold up. from the scene of a rape in !j' . .shlch a woman was stabheil in the chest, Van Dyke said. He went to the San Jose Ibispiul and Health Center from the store, took Wiefels hostagm'. and headed for the Reid-Hillhostages in an auto, Van Dyke said lie escorted the hostages mt tContinut'dfm f rom 1 page IA) Investigators said they have agents listened to what went on and a search for the marked Professional men listed in the the main lobby, where he took turning up Thursday with traced the letters to a south via the "bug" worn by the money turned up the other card index and telephone the two Continental mechanics Altamonte Springs, Sept, 9 and Seminole print shop where 2,500 doctor. items, directory. as hostages, Van Dyke said. 10 postmarks. of the sheets were allegedly' Agents said they kicked in the Agents said the apartment printed For a customer. door to the apartment after a Parker said the letters are was under surveillance and Parker said the doctor who period of silence, fearing the believed to have been mailed police noted traffic in and out of cooperated with lawmen in the undercover doctor was "in' "to every doctor and dentist in the dwelling, where a telephone case contacted the women by trouble" or possibly being Orange and south Seminole bearing the Same number as telephone, set up if meeting at beaten, counties" and that officers given in the letters was found, an Altamonte Springs Officers said, however, that believe the remaining letters Monday-Friday Also reported seized in the restaurant and then went to the only the doctor and the woman were to be sent to lawyers, raid was a box of folded letters, apartment with a woman while were found in the apartment accountants and other Full Salad Bar envelopes, an electric Three Delicious Entree typewriter, a card index with Vegetables the names of doctors, lawyers M an d professional men believed taken from the Winter Park ORlANDO (AP) telephone directors', and a Senate the nation against price mockery of administration preledger listing names, oc- Majority Leader Mike Mans- gouging on petroleum dictions of economic recovery. . cupations and other in. field said today that President products." . formation on men who Ford's veto of an extension on "Last week's rejection of the Mansfield, srwakinv at the 1.4 and SR 434 allegedl' had visited the oil price controls "stripped 41st annual Southern Governors emergency petroleum act exLongwood, Fla. apartment. whatever protection was left to Conference, said this rnamk' a tension was the final straw,'' •. , ,,., - 1ç•1, ., ,. - .' - ' - . - - ,, . - k\. 1 .. . - ' - ' ' '.--' - . - . , . ' Woman Faces Prostitution Charges BUSINESS PERSONS -. Luncheon Buffet a n sf ield R - ord c 75 $2 Quali ty Inn North 862-4000 Three Cities To Hold Public Hearings Tonight (Continued From Page 1-At ssorking for the city, City' Clerk Onnie Shomate Is several years, the company p not installed any service in the expected to report that no in city'. surance company- bids have been received on the city' needs The council Is expected t.-..h..,........,,_ l%)I Ii$. iiuw dTOVC me site pian plan ror tne City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., Korman Office park, south of SR 434. The site plan was turned IS expected to present an ordown last week when it was (finance rezoning the Betty' noted insufficient rest rooms Widdis property' east of SR 42 were planned. Also criticized by to industrial. First reading is the board last week were expected tonight with public f) r ° p () s e d p a r k i tig hearing set for early October Oil Tuesday the Altamonte arrangements. Springs City Commission will Bob Ritz of the state Division meet at 4:30 p.m. and the Lake of Youth Services will appear again to urge the city to par. Mary City Council will hold ;i ticipate in a program per- special meeting at 7:30 p. m. Public hearings art' mining young people who have gotten into trouble for van- scheduled in Altamonte Springs (illistI) to fl)ike restitution by on the proposed annexation and rezoning of the Lake Destiny - .. O viedo's Goals To Be Discussed OVIKIX) Goals and tji.'etives for Oviedo For the next II) cars ss ill lx' di.st'uud when - building permits on l;uhe Mary Boulevard, as recommended by Councilman Martin Bacon Sr will be considered. Bacon has urged that the six .... .. nionins moratorium be cx P? tended 90 day's until January Sorenson Iflay' make a report on hospitalization and pension plans for city' employes. : * We Put The Ball In The Air, " lij*1fi .." - all you have to do is catch it /' , . Decision Expected On Planner - WINTER SPRINGS Th' ruune of Diane Kramer Is ex Road property to commercial pected to be submitted to the neightrtl. city council tonight for the At 5:30 p.m. the ''Lake Comprehensive Employment Orienta Concerned Citizens" Training Act (CETA) funded are scheduled to ask city' position of city planner. assistance in ridding the lake of The recommendation is aquatic weeds. The group expected to be made by the Plka1ed k'fors' the counts special cohluilittec muuued Ii ' - - _J The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage In Seminole County __ - ~''', All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro Ii , Weekday sports columns and. - features, plus weekend blanket coverage. '' Doesn't Matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. �Evening Hemid We goofed! In this corner on Friday, we noted that auditions for the community-wide production of "1776" would be staged on Sunday and Monday. However, we failed to mention that these auditions would be Sunday Sept. 21 and Monday Sept. 22. For this oversight, we humbly apologize. 300N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, Sept. 15. 1975-4A Around WAYNE 1). IX)YI.E, Publisher Wll.l.IAM D. CUR HIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising I)ir tor lkmt' Delivery: Week. 55 ce1it.s, Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail- Month, $270: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. .l_ e - J .•' \ ________ Ullman Tax Plan Act Three is a Sanford group that has formed to produce '1776", which will be staged In December. The show will have a three-day run in Altamonte Springs starting Dec. 3, and will move to Sanford the following weekend (Dec. 12-14) for another three-day stint. Tent)- -five actors and two actresses will be The Clock Needs More Study As chairman of the house Ways and Means Committee. Rep. Al Ullman lights the fuse on most tax issues in Congress. lie has now done so to start debate on what may be the dominant fiscal question in Washington this fall whether the tax cuts voted by Congress early this year to help lift the economy out of recession should be continued for another year or even beyond. Rep. Ullman is suggesting that the one-time deductions and credits which are reducing individual income taxes by $7.7 billion this year be in a tie permanent lie also would extend a $2.5 billion cut in corporate tax rates through 1976, and continue through 1977 a $3.3 billion increase in t,e investment tax credit which is due to expire at the end of next year. That adds up to another $13.5 billion in federal pump-priming of the economy next year. The latest word from the Administration on this subject is that it is too early to say whether the economy needs this kind of treatment. President Ford has indicated he will wait until October before assessing the economic outlook for the coming - . year. Another couple of months of wait and see is surely in order. The index of leading economic indicators has just registered its fifth consecutive monthly gain, the longest sustained upward movement since 1973. This is still further confirmation that the turnaround from recession is well under way even if the unemployment rate stubbornly refuses to come down. We hope that Rep. Ullman and Congress do not succumb to the notion that if one big tax break helped the economy another would help it even more. This ignores the rest of the economic statistics, which show an ominous rise in prices and lead some economists to predict another period of double-digit inflation. If that's in the cards, this summer's recovery could wither with the autumn leaves. Before members of Congress begin committing themselves to election-year tax breaks they should fill in all pieces of the picture, particularly the outlook for the federal budget. This year's tax rebates and refunds were brought at the expense of a federal deficit that could barely be defended as responsible even at the $60 billion limit the President tried to impose. Government borrowing to cover its deficits, for instance, could cancel out the stimulating effects of the tax breaks for business which Rep. Ullman wants to renew and which may still be justified. Almost a year has passed since President Ford embarked on a brief campaign urging the nation to Whip Inflation Now. The steep slide into recession prompted him to put the anti-inflation campaign on the shelf. The worst of the recession seems to be behind us, and inflation is anything but whipped. It was the wise American who didn't throw his WIN button away. Meany Has Crust The AFL-CIO says George Meany's mail has been running 20to1th favor o( the threat by longshorem en tijrefuse to load ships carrying US. grain to Russia. This would bear out that many Americans are worried about the impact of the latest grain sales on the price of food. The Administration already has Ixit a halt to further grain shipments until it becomes clear whether the U.S. harvest will be large enough to cover the Russian shipments without creating a shortage driving up prices at home. That should satisfy most of the criticism, but it has not satisfied Mr. Meany. The reason is that what labor is really alter is more protection from foreign competition for our shipping Industry and maritime unions. This would entail bigger government subsidies to make shipping rates by U.S. carriers more competitive, and U.S. demands that less of the grain be carried aboard Soviet and other foreign ships. The flap over the grain shipments boils down to another skirmish in labor's effort to get the U.S. government to abandon the principles of free trade in favor of protectionism. BERRY'S WORLD leave their names. Actors will be required to sing during the auditions. The Sept. 21 auditions will be held from 2.6 p.m. and again from7:30 p.m. until completion. The Sept. 22 auditions will start at 7 p.m. and all auditions will be held In Rooms Ti and 12, Music Portable, Seminole Community College. The Music Portable is located north of the Vocational-Technical buildings on the campus and can most easily be reached by entering the college from U.S. 17-92. '- I :c needed for the production, as well as a large number of backstage workers. Persons wishing to work backstage during the production are urged to drop by the auditions and Evening George DeMattio and Carlos Rallies are the chefs for the dinner and, according to Dr. Richard Doughterty of the Lions, you haven't eeten good spaghetti until you tried that turned out by these ril two gourmet cooks. Along with the spaghetti, you'll be served t0SS('1 salad, garlic bread and tea or coffee with home made cake sold ala carte. Practically everyone knows that the Lions Club is service club which specializes in helping to fight like spaghetti? Want to enjoy a real pasta for the conservation of sight. Sanford's dinner and help local school children at the same time? Well, the Sanford Lions Club is giving everyone just such an opportunity as this highly civic-minded organization is staging its annual spaghetti dinner on Saturday, Oct. 4, at the Civic Center. The cost is only $2 per person and it's an all-you. can-eat event for the one price. All proceeds will be used to give eye examinations (and glasses, if needed) to local school children. It's really a spaghetti-bingo affair that will begin at 4 p.m. and run until 8 p.m. There will be many good prizes for the bingo games. organization, by the way, will celebrate its 50th birthday come Friday, Oct. 31. Throughout the latter part of September and in all of October, the Lions Club will once again be selling Halloween Candy to raise money for its many sight projects. Jot the date of Oct. 4, in your little reservations book so that you can enjoy an evening of line spaghetti, games of bingo, good fellowship and most of all help In the lions' Fight For Sight. You won't go away hungry! RAY CROMLEY PnIcsc#Inhn Arab League Office In Madrid MADItIF), Spain (AP) Palesti nian guerr illas occupied the Egyptian Embassy and th e Arab League offi ce - in Madrid today and demanded that Egypt denounce its new Sinai agreement wi th Israel, local news agencies The guerrillas were reported holding Egyptian Ambassador Abdel Galar, his press at ta che and a consul hosta ge in th e embassy, and th e Egyptian representative of the Arab League office, Abdel Rahman at Tuhami, in - -. Bill Currie - his office. A re po rt From th e Spanish news agency Clfra sa id one guerrilla seized con tr ol of th e embassy, but oth er sources said five or six men took over th e building. Th ey were re po rt ed to have given the Egyptian government until midnight to comply with their demand. Th ey also were reported threatening to blow up the emtiassy if the police tried to enter it. 0 Busing May St e Averted In Lebanon Strik - iti:iiwu, Itb Cleaning Up AI I'alesuniari iticdizition averted a po tentially explosive antigovernment strike planned by leftist M oslems today, but Christian-Moslem lighting spread to Beirut. At least 20 more perso ns were reported killed in machine-gun battles Saturday ni gh t and Sunday in th e northem city of Tripoli, the hills arou nd it and se veral Beirut Mean More J Grass Roots 1~ ~k~v ___ '__ White Flight __ - __1 I, Most states, and r.umbers of counties and The future course of efforts to eliminate racial cities, are far ahead of the United States -. segregation in the public schools of America by government in laws attacking conflicts of inmeans of busing may well be determined this kw terest and corruption among office holders lull. For the first time in the 21 years since the At least 30 sta tes now have such laws. So do a L U.S. Supreme Court handed down Its landmark -- -E-fist-full of local governments decision in Brown vs. Board of Education, 777 But in all too many cases, even the well significant attempts to implement that decision written laws go unenforced. Most state and local in cities outside the deep South are being un. prosecutors ignore corruption If it's political ____ 1 I fi dertaken. To act would involve prosecuting friends and As events in Louisville have demonstrated, the associates 11 strife that accompanied large-scale busing in Ethics committees, appointed to watch dog Boston last year was not the North's first and state legislatures, likewise have been snail-like last sta nd, as little Rock was the South's In 1957. in enforcing th e rules governing financial I Yet even if busing plans were to proceed disclosure and financial conduct for state --smoothly in Detroit, Baltimore, Indianapolis, legislators DaRts and ot her cities facing varying degrees of Sometimes, f ederal officers move in when desegregation effort for the first time, the 0 locals fail to act. As in New Jersey and in ultimate result could be only greater segregation Baltimore County, Maryland. But these cases ' in the form of accelerated white flight from the are few and far between. And the federal ofcities to the suburbs. ficers, of course, cannot by any stretch of power, (( One who fears this eventuality is University of \ enforce sta te Laws. Fed eral law, w ha t there is of Chicago sociologist James S. Coleman. Ills it, is filled wi th loopholes. ___________ __ ___________ I research shows that in those large cities that But who then will enforce federal corrupt were undergoing some desegregation during P practices, financial disclosure and conflict of i ( 1968.73 there was considerably greater loss of interest Laws? That is, if Congress ever stops its A children from the school systems t ha n would be dilly dallying and comes up with adequate rules expected from the rate of loss of white children governing the ethics and the financial disclosure from non desegregating systems. of Washington lawmakers, officials of the The loss was especially great in a few cities Th IUO e Expe rts executive departments, and the military. undergoing significant desegregation. For The answer is probably appallingly simple. example, Atlanta, whose segregation between Even if the laws are written with care and 1970 and 1973 was reduced by almost half, lost 51 precision and there is no evidence of this to per cent of its white population. Memphis, where date in the bills now before Congress they will segregation was reduced by two-thirds, lost 47 not be enforced, except in rare instances. The per cent. • record of the Department of Justi ce has not been Civil rights activists don't quite know what to good in political crimes. Despite Watergate, the A rn.iike of Coleman these days. As author of a attorney general's batting average is not likely study in 1966 that found that children from to improve greatly, especially when It comes to disadvantaged backgrounds did somewhat investigating, prosecuting and convicting U.S Moses Elias Levy, born in an atmosphere of There also, as archeologists well know today, better in schools that were predominantly congressmen Oriental splendor, perceived in Florida the are skeletons of an early race and traces oftheir middle class (and thus in most cases This means that if we are to get the laws fulfillment of ancient Biblical prophesy. He monumental works, predominantly white) than in schools that were required, and see to their enforcement, in- wanted to make this a modern Israel, a land Moses Elias Levy, In the dawn of the 19th all lower class, he gave them valuable pro. dividual citizens and citizen groups, and where his scattered people could find their or- Century, did not have the benefit of these busing ammunition. Now he seems to be aiding whichever political party Is out of power at the dalned refuge after 18 centuries, theories. He did know, however, and may well and abetting the foes of desegregation. 40 moment, will of necessity bring these cases to Levy was not the first to clothe Florida with have agreed with the persistent belief of many For Coleman, however, the question is not only public attention and see that they are brought to divine significance. Nor would he be the last, early investigators that the American Indians that of just and desirable ends but of just and trial in whatever court is appropriate. The press One of the earliest tracts in English were the Lost Tribes of Israel. desirable means to achieve those ends. The is one of the most important of these groups, and describing the peninsula called in 'the promised When Columbus landed in his first unknown Issues In school integration have been distorted, it Is certain that if we are to have effective en- Canaan, pointed out by God's own choice to bless Island he called his Jewish Interpreter, Lois de he says, and a proper policy for the country forcement of conflict of interest laws and a the labors of a favorite people." That was Torres, to question the natives in Hebrew, requires that we clarify those Issues. major reduction of political crime, more written in 1717 testing this proposition. There have been, in both the North and the newspapers must of necessity hire additional .I suburbs. This incTeased the casualty toll since Sept. 3 to nearly 150 kill ed and twice that many wound ed . M oslem leftists had call ed a na tionwide general strike to prot est the use of the arm)' as a bu ffer force between warring Christians and M oslems In north ern Lebanon. Premier Rashid Karami, a M oslem, asked Palestinian 'uerrilla chief Yasir Arafat to In terced e wi th th e leftis ts, and he arranged a meeting be tween Karcrni and Socialist ______________ ______ ______ - _____ - . .. ii1uUy, bloc leader Kamal Jumnblatt. .- - ______ '...- - - r -- 'Three Faces Wo rna n CIa iMS _____ . - - ___ '-. _____ ' _ - .. Full Recovery • - _____ • 'k - . ___ $ . ' - - - Two hundred years later a citizen of Blount- Somewhat later Abraham Mordecai, first South, actions by school authorifies designed to reporters free to take the time to dig where stown, one E.E. Callaway who was candidate for Jewish settler around Montgomery, Ala., when increase segregation, such as by gerryman. prosecutors are unwilling to go. Politicians are governor in 1936, published a pamphlet arguing that area was part of British West Florida, dering school districts. Thia kind of segregation not going to police themselves, except in rare earnestly that Florida was the original site of the believed so strongly that the Indians were his is no different from the dual syste .--.,-- -- __,, - .... . Jimmy as it did for many, many years. "They wouldn't take that drastic step," the veteran Mafia specialist said. "Generally, In an outfit killing, it's because he violated some outfit rule. They only clip the guy If he hurt them. "Jimmy, he didn't bother anyone." The agent, who over the years had occasion to "work him (Hoffa) all the time," pointed out that Hoffa had been given a whopping pension grant by the Teamsters, but never let the money go to his head. Still, said the agent, he was "power lie was a hard guy to figure. - " "a U.S. embassy in the Middle ning to make it a career." she " -.,isn't in that mess," she said. "I'm sure in the- situation lie 'No ho's in another mess. is in, he would react calmly." Catholics ( marking New Guinea's independence from Australia, was by barebreasted New Guinea girls in gra ss ski rts who clapped and giggled . Also on hand at the airport Sunday were Papua New Also Guineans nearing fea th er headdresses, wi th stone axes in be lts. Th e blowing of conch horns Tuesday will signal the end of 92 years of Australian ru le and turn the island's government over to Michael Somnare, known locally as "th e chief." Spassky Will Wed AP Soviet chess champion Boris Spassky's prospecti ve mother-in-law says she is posi ti ve the wedding will come off. I don't see any reason th at could lead to its celation,'' Ire ne Stcherbatcheff, v,hose daughter Marina plan ned to marry Spassky on Nov. 11, said Sunday. Spassky has said since he and Miss Stcherbatcheff, a secretary of the French embassy in Moscow, he has be en denied the right to leave the Soviet Union. 1 can tell you that Boris has no intention to leave the USSR," said th e fiancee's moth er. "He can 't conceive of a - can - life outside his country which he loves so much." Overthrow Reports Unfounded New Saint NAIROBI, Kenya Al)) Uganda Radio says th ere was no th ing to repo rts of an attempt last mon th to overthrow President President Idi Amnin of Uganda. The radio monitored here Surslav said Amin shrugged U the re ports as he returned home from visits to Itay and Algeria. He treated the stories "wi th disdain," the radio said. Publishe d stories in Nairobi said disgruntled Ugandan army offi cers led an abort ive overth row at te mpt w hi le itinin as in Et hiopia last month. - VATICAN CITY (All) for the canonization ceremony glorious daughter. Be proud of United States TflOUSIfl(1S of Itoiiian Catholics in St. Peter's Square Sunday , her and know how to preserve The crud included a thou from the Unit ed States today In the evening. John Cardinal her faithful heri ta ge, sa nd of the 8,000 Sis ters of continued a week-long celebra- Wright, the highest ranking The 77-year-.old po ntiff led th Charity and more t ha n 15.000 lion of the canonization of St. American at the Vatican, was service s ta nding at an altar other Americans who came to Eliza be th Ann Seton, a convert leading a tr ibute to Mother Se- atop the steps of St. Peter's Rome on a seven-day, $500 to Catholicism nearly 200 years ton at the Ca taco mbs of San Basilica, lie s poke in carefully package tr ip. ago who has become the first ('alhisto. enunciated English. The 30-minute canonization native-born American saint. "Eli za beth Ann Solon was The music was supplied by service, inserted near the beU. S. Ambassador John Volpe wholly American," Pope Paul the Vatican's Sistine Choir and ginning of a two-hour Mass, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Presi- VI told the t hr ong of pilgrims the Community Chor us of Em- str essed women's con tr ibutio ns dent Ford's envoy to the Vati- packing St. Peter's Square Sun. miiitsburg, Md., where in 1809, to society and emphasized w ha t can, were givinga reception for day, "Rejoice, we say to the Mother Solon fo un ded the Sis- Pope Paul called the complete many of the nearly 20,000 great nation of the United ters of Charity, the first reli- femininity of Mother Seton - Gowon To Study Politics LONDON tAP) Deposed Nigerian President Gen. YakubuGowon says he wantstogo back to school tostudy politics. - CALENDAR - - - ' - Rembrandt Painting Can Be Repaired - HOSPITAL NOTES - - LJ' COUN c happen again. I can't expect Community Services, him to guarantee it." Scrioma ttuu, Jw4ni IuIwneufl meeting, Quality Inn, Sit 434 and 1-4. l)el(ona'Deltary Welcome Wagon Club, 10 a.m. Deltona Community Center program, luncheon and white elephant sale. Speaker Sgt. Robert Lee of the Highway Patrol. Open to members and newcomers to the area. Democratic Women's Club of noon, Cav a lier. Iliway 1792. Semi nol e, Sanford Middle School Pill. The State Department is quietly trying to get Chile to say what happened to 119 Chilean leftwingers whose names turned up in two obscure foreign publications as dying abroad. Some diplomatic insiders suggest the Chilean die. tltOr.htf) f;.Iu'i ,h h & .t - FAIRFAX CITY, Va.(All) — Mrs. Sizemore's condition Americans who came to Rome States. 11-joice for your giows order of %%ornen in the wife, mother of five children, Ile Sunday Tunes said Gowon, 40, living with friends, The woman portrayed in th e was diagnosed in 1952 after she widow and nun. has visited Warwick Uni ve rsity, which has a strong movie 'The Three Fa ces of had been under psychia tric The Po pe recall ed that th e poli ti cal department. Eve" says she has recovered treatment for a year by Dr. United Nations declar ed 1975 A graduate of Engla nd's Sanidhurst Military Academy, from her rare mental Illness Corbett H. Thigpen, who was International Women's Year. Gowon was overt hrown after a nine-year rule. after manifesting 21 different co-author of a best-selling book "We rejoi ce at the bond that personalities over S years. on the case. The movie, which is established be tween this pro"I am confident that I am won actr ess Joanne Woodward — O Z gram and today's canonizael1," Chris Sizemore sa id in a an Academy award, was based SEPT. 15 tion," he said. Astrology, 7:30 p.m. Beginning Antiques, 7 p.m. 9:30 NEW YORK tAP) —Rep. Bella Abzug says her chances telephone interview Sunday on the book. May the dynamism and Idyllwilde Element ar y School p.zii. SCC, S-100, lee 10 p.m., AEC 12, $15.00, 8 lee $1500, 6 of ni gh t after revealing publicly running for the senate next year are "very good." It was 1k. Thigpen who adauthenticity of her life be an "The public has been very encouraging in t he city and that she is the woman por- vised her to keep her co ndition PTA meeting and open house, wks. For reservations, call Wks. For reservations call and for Coriumlunit) Sersices at 5CC. example in our day upsta te areas," sa id th e Democra tic Manhattan trayed in the 1957 movie, secret, Mrs. Sizemore said. "1 7:30 p.m. Jo Willis, school S('C's Community Services, generations to come of w ha t guidance counselor, and Joyce congresswoman, who would oppose RepublicanMrs. Sizemore, 48, the wife of think he thought he was doing SEI1. 20 women can and must aceomFarr, School Advisory Corn. SEIT, 18 Con ative serv Sen. James L. Buckley. a construction electrician, said the right thing for the pa Seminole County Voter plish in the fulfillment of their tient miRee be mem r, will speak. she had kept secret from all but but perhaps it was not right for lionw Furniture Refinishing Rt'gislratlon Team will be at role for the good of humanity." II. 7 p.m. 10 p.m., 901 W. first Altamonte Springs City Hall, 9 her family, doctors and one me because I developed a guilt Born in New York City in Driver Education. 3 p.m. 6 friend the fact that she suffered complex," she added. "l' p.m., St., Sanford, 10 wks,, a.m. to 4 p.m. for convenience 1774, Eliza be th Ann Bayley was &o.00 registration fee, 6 registration fee $10.00. For of qualified residents to the daughter of an upper-class from multiple personality, whole family was enclosed, We w ks ., call Seminole Community reservations, call SCC's register, renew or change Protes But it has been a year since had no social life." ta nt couple who at the ll Co ege's Community Services Co mmunity Services, her last three personalities regis tration cards, In the manifestation of age of 19 married William Se "died," she said, and her doctor illness, Mrs. Sizemore was office for reservations. ton, a member of a weal thy urged her to reveal her Identity "ta ken over" at various times shipping family. She and her Enrollment begins for free AMSTERDAM, The Nether- shortly after it opened Sunday as part of her therapy. by 21 different personalities, classes In English for speakers husband wer e visiting Italy lands (API The director of afternoon, went directly to the "I think they had fulfilled each wi th a distinct character, of o th when he died of tu berculosis in the Rijksmuseum says the spacious chamber where the er languages. MornIng, their need allowing me to ha bi ts, skills and physical man. afternoon or evening sessions at 1803, and soon after she became damage that an apparently de- "The Night Watch" hangs and lace realities I couldn't face nerisms. a Cat holic to the dismay of her ranged man did to Rem br andt's began slashing at th e low er Adult Education Campus SEPTEMBER 13 otherwise," Mrs. Sizemore They came in se ts of three, Building 71, and 6:30 p.m. lAngwood family and friends. "The Night Watch" can be center section cif the huge AI)MISSIONS said. I came to grips when my ranging from straight-laced classes, Monday and WedJoan Paynter, Orlando Mrs. Seton moved to HaIti- repaired, but the restoration painting with a se rr ated bread father passed away in March. ho usewife, to fun-loving party nesdav at Bear Lake ElemenClaude Lingard Jr., Oviedo more and then to Emnmitsburg, will take four months or longer, knife. Sa nford: Before, a traumatic ex pe rien ce girl to seemingly well-adjusted, tar) School. Call Seminole Randell H. Itaulerson, Oviedo t ook vows, found ed the Sisters "The canvas is ba dly damA guard grabbed his arm, but Frances M. Itowen like that usually brought on a kindly mo ther. Cormimuniit College for inof Charity and established a aged," mid 1k. P. J. Van Thiel Rujk fought him off and moved Al va D. Drennen change (of pe rsonality). When One persona li ty could not re formation. DISCHARGES school from which the parochial alter a burly, 38-year-old ma n a cr oss the pa inting to the right, Albert Gares that didn't, my d octo rs though t cal l what happened to another, school system evolved. She died repeatedly the slashing a center section about slashed Thelma M. hol i es I was c ur ed," she said. Sanford SEPT. 16 in 1821, and in 1882, James pr iceless 17 th cent ury canvas, seven f ee t wide more than a Richard Lane 11cr present doctor, Tony John A. Burton Home Furniture Refinishing Car di nal Gibbons of Baltimore one of the most famous pain- dozen times. Th omas Lawson Jr Jmunes Glenn Tsltos of Annandale, Va. be. 1, 7p.m. 10 p.m.. 9:01 W. First launc hed he r candidacy for Units in the world. I n Bullard, uersarv I '"Y Cecil Hall she is cured, Mrs. Six- St., Sanford, 10 wks., sainthood. Mamie Officia ls said Wilhelmus de Dizilthia Vow, I)elary Dorothy Pope emore said. But s he added: "lie registration lee $10.00. For Mother Seton was beatified, ltijk, a former teacher from a M ar y E. Kaplan, DeL.and Cora itict' can't say definitely it will never reservations, call SCC's 63 anyone in 1975, the Pentagon thought better of it and confirmed to Sen. John Tunney, 1)-Calif., a few days ago that It had ordered 14 covers. The mall covers permit federal snoopers to keep track of all mail reaching the target of the probe. ,. "At one time, he was plan- I'.ist. ,•'.._., Exotic Secret Mu rder Devices Disclosed was in the committee files. Footnote: A committee spokesman declined comment. 110'FA THEORY: Federal and Michigan Investigators are officially keeping quiet on the Jimmy Hoffa case, but a top FBI expert on the Mafia has Indulged in some rare private speculation on the mystery. He barred use of his name, but he is con-vinced that hot(a is dead, murdered not by mob godfathers, but by violent Teamsters. This runs counter to theories of most law PORT MORESBY, Papua, New Guinea (All) Britain's Prince Charles, arriving he re for ceremo nies six Ethiopia ns when raiders at. tacked the U.S. Kagnew corn inunications facility near Asniara, the capital of Eritrea province.The Pentagon said the Americans were Navy Electronic Tech. 3.C. Thomas (AP) CHRISTMAS said Sunday from her home in Wel, what can you do?" C. hlowidowicz of Jersey City, "lie was always calm about Christmas. near Orlando. 'But She said Strickland's family, N.J., and Army Spec. 5 David things. He'll take whatever is recently, he had shown sig ns of including his wife and two Strickland of Orlando. dished out to him," says a rela- changing his mind." young daughters in Germany, Two other Americans, Steve live of an American soldier ab' 'Strickland, sent to Germany was notified late Saturday' that Campbell of San Leandro, Ca- ducted by Ethiopian rebels, two years ago as a commu- he was missing. hf., and Jim Harrell of Mu. Army Spec. 5 David Strick- nicatio ns technician, was in the "his wile is doing all right," waukec, Wis., were kidnaped land, 24, of Orlando, was one of third week of a six-week ternfrom Kagnew in July. Both two Americans still missing to- porary tour of duty in Ethiopia Mrs. Strickland said. "I talked were civilian t echnicians and (lay after the re be ls raided a when he was abdnrtrd (luring to her parents. She's just waitirig like the rest of L'ft reported seen by a Syrian U.S Nay satellite tracking the Saturday raii!. photographer last month in the station near Asmara, Ethiopia. She said he was pleased when Along with a telegram, Mrs. hands of the rebels. Strickland's sister-in-law, assigned to Germany In 1973 Strickland sa id she r eceived A s po kesman for the Eritrean Virginia, said he joined the and "glad he didn't get se nt to several phone calls from th e liberation Front in Beirut said Army in 1970 and had re- Vietnam." Army. "They're doing a ''n-the ElY transmitted four de- enlisted for anot her year just a 'He had a buddy that was derlul job of keeping us inmantis to Washington through few months ago. over t he re, and he was glad he formed. - JACK ANDERSON The Senate Intelligence Committee has evidence that exploding light bulbs, silencer. equipped machine guns built into attache cases, and dozens of other James Bond assassination weapons have been purchased in recent years by U.S. inteIligen'e agencies. This secret arsenal of exotic murder devices includes deadly, but semmingly Innocent, household items and intricate remote-control explosive systems for blowing up unsuspecting victims from miles away. The committe e has documentation on these Family Shows Faith In David Str*ckland i By Bare-Breasted Girls , ou, .Iaw Instances for short periods. There have been Garden of Eden. He located It in Liberty County kinsmen that he married one and addressed her by the Supreme Court In 1954, and If school Watergates before, with nothing done, along the banks of the Apalachicola. There, and people in his ancestral language. systems fall to eliminate the effects of these This Is not to despair. As Common Cause there alone on the lace of the globe, he said, were Mordecai promoted his ideas on his frequent actions, the courts should Intervene to do so, reports, of the 14 independent state ethics to be found in conjunction all the signs trips to Pensacola to market the oil of hickory But there is in addition school segregation due commissions monitoring state conflict of interest enumerated in Genesis, nuts the Indians helped him gather. to individual actions, primarily decisions by and financial disclosure Laws, ii have been There flows the four-headed river. There The most persuasive exponent of a Hebraic white families about where to live. For this establis hed in the last 36 months. Half of the 30 grows the gopher wood from which Noah strain among the Indians was George Catlin, the second source of segregation there is no issue of state laws which require public officials to fa.shiored the Ark. There lie the gold bdellium, great traveler and artist. Catlin studied 48 tribes, equal protection under the 141.h Amendment and disclose financial interests have been put Into onyx and other elements mentioned In the story among them the Seminoles and the Creeks and dealing with it Is not the proper sphere of the force in the same short three years. of Creation, painted several portraits of Osceola. courts, says Coleman. kidnaped &-iturday along with Prince Charles Greeted - BERT COLLIER Refuge In - Bella To Run Again - - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) In addition to the arms ban on the Eritrean coast. rebels and the i'thinnin b Eritrean rebels threatened to. the demands included: —Compensation for areas of (lay to kill four Americans tak—DIsmantling the Kagnew Eritrea that suffered heavy —U.S. government pressure en prisoner in nort hern Eth- base and an Ethiopian naval damage in attacks by the U.S.- on Ethiopia's military govern lopia unless the United States base under construction at equipped Ethiopian air force riient to tree all Eritrean rebels stops supplying arms to the Massawa, Ethiopia's chief po rt (luring fighting between the it hohis. I':ttiiopian gover nm ent. Two of the America ns were - - PEOPLE Hostages Will Die -- .. Monday, Sept. is, 975—SA Rebels: Answer Demands Or IN BRIEF DON OAKLEY Most States WORLD Herald, Sanford, Fl. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:311 p.m., Florida Po w er and light Building, Sanford. L'Lyr I' , T- _r_ - - -. David R. Scott BIRTHS Evelyn F. White Mrs. Jackie (Anni hansen, air. and .rs. I)aflIeI (Sue girl Ann) Hale a girl, Sanford Mrs. William iI.indai Lee, boy I)ISCIIMU;F:s Adelard E. Danjou, Dellarv Frederick W. Ockers, SaflIonl Deliary Byron Brooks Norma Jean Jessup, Deltona John G. Herbsl Paula L. Palmnateer, I)eltona Virgil A. McLoughlin Margaret E. Howell, Lake W. Porter Mary Virgil D. Powell Roger B. Butcher, Winter James N. Robson Park Reginald Stafford the last step before sainthood, in l3 b Pope John XXII!. village 30 miles west of Amsterdarn, entered the musewii _____________ I - f'hrk'I,,,,h.r . SI . Ida '. Lorraine H. Whittaker Jeff Williams Marvin Musselwhite, DeBars Ethel M. Every, Deltona Olive B. Stevens, Deltona Frances Chapman, Longwood Mrs. Edgar Margaret I'uion & girl, Sanford -. .' '• ..' -. - WE A T H E R Sunday's high 80. Overnight low 68. Rainfall was 2.41 inches. Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with thundershowers likely mainly (luring afternoon and evening hours. hiigfts near 90. i in ----.- r I ' I Sadord And The " World War II Years" ii A History Of Sanford A - -fl- --- - �--I-----.- Barbara Is Back WOMEN 64—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tri Monday, Sept. IS, 1975 111111111111111111111111111111111 : ::"i1, Ith eans I Of P i PON Women's Editor She brought back slides, photos, tapes, souvenirs, books and worn 0ut iind utterly dead shoes. when Barbara Muller returned to Sanford after her four-month, 1,000-mile folk pilgrinu2ge to Philadelphia, she brought with her a brand new "feel" for America, and for an ever-changing America. An enthusiastic collector of folk music, tales, recipes and s for several Southeast Coast this summer sponsored by the Seminole County Bicentennial Coiimiittcv. A covered van served as her home-onbee1s , but some 600 miles worth of footslogging got her to where the flokelore was hidden in ruined forts, haunted houses, historic churches and in the tales of local old-tuners. Alter all that walking, Barbara also returned sonic 15 1x)unds lighter Fascinating, exhausting though her trip proved to be, the really interesting — and time - and effort-tvrisuming — part still lies ahead. "The trip was undoubtably a success. But it's going to take months to fully evaluate all the d,ata I've collected, explained Barbara, who is a mulc teacher at Seminole Commumty College (SCC). This Church Regular Ii Shows ABIGAIL V AN Dear lW.tU ABBY: What do you thinkofamanwhohasgotiobe the world's biggest liar, cheat Abby and h>pocrite, yet who never 4. . misses a Sunda%- in church" HTESIIYIOCII1TES In _________________________ DEAR HATES: I can'tthink of a wtter place for him. A church s a hospital or sinners. m ad'e I had the s,ame problem with not a museum for saints. DEAR ABBY: I am one lit)- did. broken-ticarted, 17-year-old Ile woold always smoke girl. Bobby and I went together cigars in tht. car. for three years and planned on One time when I was about , getting married this Christmas he was smoking a cigar in the hen Bobby turns 18 ii am ar. and I said, Dad >01W coreofthebeginningofafinefolkcollectionatSCC cigar is making tile sick." ashanit 1k r pIts. ii \' it's not," ken hav ing in sex sine I wa s 14 her thee at the coll ege iiiu.t ix sorted and labele d. Sot and ,, inelodies on tape must be transcribed. lists of quaint folk exs not. He repeated. "No. it' my heart out wlwn he told tile s and superstitions have yet to be recipes, ghost Then I threw up in the car. that he'd been fooling around sorted, written up and t smoked cigars in %%ith a 15-~ear-olcl girl and got - lie hasn' . s guitar and dulcimer accompanied her every mile Barbara' this girl's the car since her pregnant of the journey - she even entertained the crowds waiting to get IN parents are on top of him to into IndependenLe Hall to see the liberty Bell with folk tunes for niarm several days ,A hile in Philadelphia. At many of the stops along heeitherhastoniarrs herorgo DFAR ABB\ III SOOfl be theia>,shega',easgoodasshegot pla>ingandsingingforthe U) jail. having iny first Laby. and I plan folks who shared their memories and trailitions -with her. Abby, please help tile get my to breast-ftv .d it. 1discovered that the old folk ways might be changing, but tin straight. cant turn o like to knots hov, you and new folk lore is evolving all the time," remarked Barbara, my love for Bobby. ot ing a %iihose trip took tier through the historic regions of Georgia, the ile says he will marry the girl mother her baby Carolinas, Virginia, Mar)land, Washington, D.C. and Pennto lye her baby a name and as doctor's office k wati ll divorce tier shopping-center malls, -in. he' Buoyed up with the success of her collecting trip, Barbara and inarry tile. lie wants to restaurants, etc~ has almost forgotten those exhausting, discouraging days when keep on seeing me anyway With the increased popularity every trip seemed to lead to a dead end, when nobody was home because he says he still loves of breast-feeding. plus — or the> ouldn t talk to her if the> were tile, regardless, What should I Women' s Lib, I have seen more Today' s traveller knows it' s sometimes difficult enough to do' and more public breast-feeding. Holiday Inn in a strange town, even with signs locate the nearest ALLTORN UP Does it make some people posted every few miles. flow much more (lifficult when you're DEAR TORN: 1.1 I %ere )ou, uncomfortable to witness it? looking for something as intangible and elusive as folk lore. I'd forget him, dear. II Bobby Should I hide from house guests Nevertheless, Barbara Muller found It. 'Knowing what to could have been fooling around and visitors? look for, where to look and how to look is half the battle," she tIth another gtrhhileplanning MOThER-TO-BE explained. tomarry ouhis 'Ioe 'foryou DEAR I TB Breast Barbara was uniquely qualified for the project A student of couldn' t hae been very sin- feeding a baby Is natural and folk lore, she has developed a kind of sixth sense about where, cere. beautiful but If you have a and who,is likely to harbor folk secrets A fine musician, she is Don' t, ,ee him again -e%er. choice. do It privately. If y0u do able to transcribe the music she hears and is familiar with He spells trouble with a capital nurse your baby In public, near recording techniques She is also literature-oriented, so gathers a shawl that can be lightly T And in her own tsords,she can the ttordsas well as the tunes DEAR ABBY: I surely do los" over your bosom while --talk the ears off a brass monkey,"and thoroughly enjoys sympathize with "Smoked baby nurses and be as 10sharing her experiences anci discoveries now that she' s back out," whose friend's smoking conspicuous as possible. home again I I ' - __. __ - .. !~__ __ . 1. tv-.. - Unl ' pt The purpose of the Disabled American Veterams, Auxiliary DAVAi is to help disabled veterans and their dependents in any way they need It — with visits, or clothing and food supplies-according to Louise iandress, commander of DAV Auxiliary Seminole Unit 30 This year. the Auxiliary has planned to hold a fund raising event every month of the season, September through May. The first will be a flea market to be held Saturday iand Sunday if there is inerchandise still remaining i at Dawg Patch Flea Mart opposite the Dog Track in Longwood. Auxiliary members will be having a wide variety of useful and ornamental items from - , ,'r.' - _. - P, L -.- itt • . - - .— . A 14. - I't 1. / I I ') "_~_ - / I 'I /' , - * ;i •, --_z_- .__ - ___ - /1 I , -- __ 4 — ~', . - --*. , -L - - - . 0 It! ~--. s, LII" ___.1.MWff0k_ -1 , _ .-A - - - - — a __11, --40.%. a *a 46;~ -, 1___: -1 ~_ .- I _. 16~1 — __ bA- .- - -, _? __ ~ . t For their work in the volunteer area. this DAVA uni . Louise Landress starts season as DAV Auxiliary commander citations at the State Con I %ention last year. Up In Scarves Sorem said. After pressing, pin them w ith a small gold safety pin to a fabric bell, with tht largest at top and the smallest at botto,ii, then hook the belt around hanger, she suggested. Your scarves are always ''Never has so little been able to do so much for your war. dr ci be." fashion When professional Virginia Sorem says that, she's talking about - _____ Mrs. Sorem JCPenney I- .- - - =.- ~-~_ author ' of the new "Scarf F ulik r in t's Inch she explains and illustrates scarf folding and I ~= __ - % - - . A-M ow - i ____1 Seminar Set . - WWL - * . -,~.r--, -_ -_ . ; 1_. _ _. — _ I -_ . -;,~ ~, _ _ ._ _ __ = _ _ a ii.~~I'l -.- - _ __ - _ - _____ - Li :,_ ., - - • _- ho ( 'its lotow ,Aith forehand thro%4 (Jit" 111~__.== 4 __ a - Z Barbara Muller sets about evaluating her Surrounded by hundereds of tapes, slides, photographs, her guitar and dulcimer, folklore gathering trip She delved into the puzzling legend of the Lost Colony, probed family secrets which go back as far as the Civil War, heard tales of the slave days and skirmishes with the Spanish, PI IT ie I IM and watched coopers, blacksmiths and cabinet makers ply their dying trades 11cr Bicentennial folk pilgrimage as an unforgettable experience for Barbara .Muller, and through the wealth of folk lore she has gathered, she will be able to share it with Seminole Countians for man)- years to come. w E us tis IS J '. ke H owe//, n .) r own goal line for the only score in Saturda s 2-0 upset tin b OUISSAPSIS HeraldCorrespondent On what appeared to be a With less than two minutes to coaching error, lake howell go in I e second period, the High quarterback Jim Prit- Silver Hawks were on their own chard was tackled biehind his five-yard line on second down I\ -d' I'll. -~ I J. % lr_ A, .,-/ 4 0 ly0i ) - , Is . ' - - - / ft..;iiiiii F ~ --. - ng for II..e evening -- meal 5•9PM TuesdaYy thru Saturday. A' 4a J - 41, 010 6 "— v- - 46 ~ k.7 l — L — — ' .. -- 4 - --__ - -= &~*. * .-:.- ç I supposed ~ .. - THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY It tWILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME 0,, :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAiM 0 : ABOUT OLD CL A SSMATES, - 0 , it it A 4N . %4 044 ~ 4- If, ft -- .\ -1 -ç * ~~ V% t . - It . S - * I 1- ' - i_ I __- 490_=~ F_ - - .w- - ' . , I I . . ~I 0 ( ii Lake Hoviell quarterback Jim Pritchard gets off pass before being dragged dowri, above; The old fullback Into the mldcUe play coming up bt lnt * __ ___ - m ~ - - 2 - - -~- o I I , - - Jo - . ~_-AlW - - - . . i I , • " • - zt. Go -idsw-MWL ~ -- e , i _.4t It . : V * i ) '' \.' 4_ I with 72 among my best years," he said. "I won more tournaments in '72 (a total of seven). but from a standpoint of con- r, • ¼ Jr. ' - ' 0.4 L ' played week in and week out, this is better." His record this season Is all but overwhelming. His Sunday ,,,' fT • - : -! '' - ' ( ID of , . * ! , ' '-' • p 'a ' 'J - ,' 6.4' l - .' V ' per for the World Open title him five wins including .. ' gave - - . irst. e• -, V.t ' C. ' -I ;I _,; 'r.4 ..'ç - I "" ' , t, ' 4. : Ila .1% I.. -1 - dlJft '--? - •,' I~ T a_ 0 '' . — Gators, mCC . season that isn't yet complete. No one else has won more than * ( ? Tbe $40.000 first prize pushed tusmoney winnings • en surpassed only twice — and all but clinched a record seventh money-winning title. Ills winning score of 280, four under par on the 7,007 yards of piny woods and sand hills that appy H B By The Associated Press over Mississippi Valley State. balanced in combining the pass iiiake up the No. 2 course at the Good quarterbacking has led "I really' thought we'd play with the run I believe if we e'- Pinehurst Country Club, left the University of Florida and better, but I' m not to the point ecute t t well, we can at Nicklaus with a leading stroke average of 699 for the year. Eethunc Cooknian into the tic yet there I am tremendously antone' tory coluritn in their first out- disappointed," Mudra said of Nine running backs unntrib111g. But Florida State has Florida State's effort. Ile said uted to Florida's total of 323 started off on the wrong foot for both the offem-iveand defensive rushing yards. Southern Methit*- third straight year. odist Coach Dave Smith said, Florida State has won only Sophomore I"n Bright ran "They ran the 5%eCp better 33-15 one of its last 24 games. with an for 102 yards to pace the Semi- than any team I' ve seen." .ill losing campaign tto years roles tho till try to get in the The Gators will be at North biO\OI UI U iAPt—It was ago and a victory over Miami win column this Saturday Carolina State this week. Sonn - Sixkiller night Sunday at . ,is its only success last )-ear. . against Utah State in Tallahas. Honolulu*s new Aloha stadium BeverIv, . 5-foot-5 and 155 Darrell Mudra's hope for a see. I as the Cherokee passed the Hapounds. directed a triple-option . ,successful 1975 dc- but (tied in a Gaffney, a senior, completed waiians to a M-15 victory over two attack for touchdowns 1120 loss 4it Texas let h as Tee h nine of 12 passes for 187 yards runs of the Jacksonville Express in a fit e nd eiuht ',ards b fullback Rufus Myers ran for against SMU. Ile teamed up Booker T. Washingtoa 102 yards and I arrt Isaac with sophomore Wes Chandler nn Sixkiller honored at halftime ard run bt rrt e y added 95 yards. for touchdown pass plays covwith an American Indian Day Florida, meanwhile. got a cring 31 and 42 yards. Gaffney cerernony. hit Tim Delaney strong passing performance also had a six yard touchdown The Universit of Miami will with touchdown passes of 15,15 from IXin Gaffney to crush run open its season Saturday at and 16 yards before the auWe felt we could run the Georgia Itch and Albany State thence of 18 479 He completed Southern Methodist 4014 And Bethunc-Cookinan used wishbone much better than last will provide the opposition for 20 of 31 attempts for 2D9 y ards, the ball-handling of Reginald year. when it was new to us," Florida A&M's opener in Talla. Delaney grabbing eight of Ilete rI to t.tks. i 21-6 d's. 'sian said (iffns. t W' art better tiass wr '9 yards. y rj~____.M _ .;_ — ir~_ - _~t_ ~ r. __- -~% _r.~_ T. A . - - -_-W 4 J ?r1._7_ 1 ssurking women, business teachers and students on Oct. I illustrates the basic folds for a variety of styles, and even for accessories as hats, bags, ti.alturs and blouse substitutes. In addition Mrs Sorem the following tips on scarf --- 0 is m -a _4 Call Today 't 'k - -1 Gypsy Turban 'top' ans Snail Swirl scures add glamor fn selecting a scarf tsardrobe, so she suggestsapririt,strjpeor be dry cleaned professionally, ti.t consider color If scarves polka do! with a solid-color Cotton and synthetics may be are color-keyed to the clothes ouifii, and solid scarves with ttand washed. This team's new seminar will help todays working woman attain the enthusiasm, poise and "think success" attitude that will make her more valuable to her employer. For Information, reservations, contact Linda Good- - -. - I .- T ' And -All V t : House from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. J V_-~_74e~EI_MMM * - VIIII Be i~p._I - ki I , " . ' AV I I - . __ .— * ,. , ' S. 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A On H s K . 41 4:- 7_1 - -I - - , all over the world. "The trick is knosing hots to fold and tie -•' I 4 . . ,0- .4 - . .- . 4. ) ''i - -- N.C. very satisfied Jack Nicklaus considered the question care fully. "Ttlis is the year of my best golf." said the man who, at age 35, has achieved a record unmatched In this ancient - r- , It ui _r - 1 * ''' / Best Yea r . p ,_t . ). 'V4I • - • çe . ~ - .;- - I . f ,. p ')ii - f -- Express, _,j -=--- Mickl us 0 ' Sixkiller Halts One bridge burned beWnd, area high school football teanis look toward this weekend' s gaines with renewed optimism. Seminole, just off a 53-6 win over Oviedo, takes to the road Friday for an important district encounter against Daytona Beach Mainland, Oviedo begins its district quest at home against New Smyrna Beach; L)mw tries to bounce back from a 77-0 shellacking from Oak Ridge in a home encounter against Boone And, on Saturday, Lake Howell has a 4 pm. home test against Bishop Moore, while Trinity Prep a 15-7 lcstr to John Carroll, faces Jacksonville EpLwopal in a road ___ P2 • - ,) - h, - j_.iJ. . " , .. -. I I I . I - I Jf , -r.I # 96. ' Ct 2 (L , - - • I '' -- r Vi * - -,. , /' I - ~ 'r -I -__- - : 1.;w _mi -t", '~ --.;. ~ , --.. ~ __ -I ___ -4 _M .4-=1,~Jr-1 . ---____=:~ -:T,_-__~ ! - •4i f -• -- t V~T,~p~ !~* $ .---- , I it HERALD ; National Secretaries Association Onternationali, 'V%- I %W , • I \ . I I - i W ith Th W ". . ***** I-" ';i::"-'-; ••• p intt wasto meett his back. When lie found no one there he e - . I 1. - ; . ._7 I t'4in Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of f __-'.— - mim - a St.., One Down, .:-I' . W to run backwards past his own was caught by their middle goal line, with Eustis defender guard. Charles Gray hot on his trail. "It was a busted play. There Gray caught up with Prit- is no excuse for it. We only have chard and tackled him for the a few plays. I try to keep winning safety while munn. everything simple so this type bllngs were heard from the of thing won't happen, but It sidelines and stands, did. The general feeling was " ' Me lack of a jamboree coach Torn Ruby had blown it. might have hurt us. We tried to lie had called for a dropback get in one but we couldn't find pass with his hack against his an opening I am sure II we had own goal line, in a scoreless been able to Vet in one we J -x -- I I , I _.. f!11. .- f .., It • •1 . I with eight yards to o Pritchard . 0 .0 ., , .L . _V , t . 7 In * * S ------,) I - L" ,. I- - 1 . ,f , it .rVI* ,".x & ,1111111& _ im It o 10 (klando&ininole fronton publicity director happy Ison is in charge of explaining the sport to the public And since the aspects of jai-alai are many, he has a tough job. -0 -1, As for Chucho, the year-around Seminole County resident is still looking for his first super season. Ile possesses superb physical tools for jai-alai and has the best forehand on the roster. A combination of bad luck and injuries has slowed him in the last three years.He has his fingers crossed this !,ear Five players went to Ocala last spring when Orlando closed "it happens v%ery year," he says. -They- ll.it the floor, their Most of the rest went to and got in some extra playing time. Spain, toe, the guy behind them. . everything except the wall. And they twrethey Iied eI1 off dandy bonus checks A fe played in the Fet flustered then a girl comes along arid hits the all Guess offseason, arxi if I were a betting man,I'd certainly consider them nat's because they get more'ATiSt action into the thro%4." It tas supposed to be a But I certainly didn t call for i simple slant inside but the pass when Pritchard running back didn' t come. I tackled for the safet%." guess he ran the other way. I Saturday was one of those will have In see the films to days the entire Silver Hawks know exactly what he did, but organization should have he sure didn' t do what he was stayed in bed. to. Nothing went right. "Pritchard turned to his right tContinued On Page 2 8, and started to go back to the *1111 -- - - -A - - 49 Muguerza 1.arrea is on the verge of staiJom lie's only 19, alentedand showing a future like few in thosport. Tuesday' s 8 p.m. performance is a significant one in respect to Central Florida sports fans who are only vaguely familiar with the three-walled game in which a goatskin -covered pelota is flung go in the first half, the feeling mistakes ., • ran. Our offensive line was On the surface it appeared horrible and tile defense wasn't Ruby was the goat. that good either. But in speaking to Ruby after "i'll take the blame," Ruby the game it was learned all was continued. " For not having the not as it appeared. kids ready. We practiced twice "I would neter do anything a day Maybe I should hate -- • Now - Of four rookies, three of them are not rookies. Celaya is a baU It does little good to describe short, powerfully built athletes climbing a wall to catch a ball 12 feet in the air. Or a player taking of fire frontcourter and formerly played in Miami, the mecca of the Liii off the back 'sall, executing the difficult robote shot b> the jai alai world. Fcha',e played under the name Zumaya in hurling himself to the concrete floor with full force. Ditto for the D, dozen incredible shots made during virtually any performance of I.son advises fans that childreilwill be admitted to Tuesday' s the season performance - 'hich includes five practice games as well as s roster is basically the same at last year' This year' s. Four clinic instruction on the fine points of the game. nest players - Barre, Celaya, Echave and Okoki - replace Tam, As usual, a few fans will be selected at random to try and Murtia, iNlencha 11 and Rene. thro,A the peloW. Hawks' Woe 2 Safe *_ , By JIM HAYNES Ison issues a challenge to the sports Ian tired of sitting on his Kinds through baseball season, and who seeks continuous action t Inch excels even the rapid pace of pro football - i , £. - Javi, in fact, is predicting a wins championship for himself. Veteran jai-alai followers niust agree that Javi has a good track at it, but the feeling here is that either Chucho or Maruri ill take home the big troplw at the end of the season . - , - DINING ips i I . I ~ ( :~ I a' i's his idea is to convey explanations to fans, so that they I1I tin(tersuind jaiAal. That'sall he has to do — explain. (jrlt. . Pt rson understands and watches, according to Ison, he qualifies instaintly as an afectionado -one who loves it. - RL ,, en _`_-V - - to •atch. __ ___ -- _ __ ___ - 4 I. ' for rn e.irl> se.tsn Fennin, Martin and Azpi played in France. Fermin tore them up, using his carom to good advantage. Javi, Larrea and Sanchez played at Barcelona and all had good seasons. Haynes ' Hunches 4~ F Exhibition night is Tuesday and the season gets under way Thursday. -- - . I . * 4 'I . - - look pretty hanging in your i lace' cIte c4tid "~ -C*.- .- - I 41 -% Fashion Is All Wrapped 0 a - ___ - - . - _. - . '. k -, . . to hto 1 'toI ' .- Tostartsith,1darethatalleeryt.hlngathletetowalkouton the court, strapa ct-sta on Wi arin and try and hit the front wall, even on the first bonnet. And I don't mean [ruin the biikeuurt Put him at the underserve line and the novice still can' t hit the wall - 60 feet high and 55 feet wide, a mere stone' s throw in front of him. Joe Morgan, second baseman of the Cincinnati Reds, tried it in Las Vegas and failed Only after an hour's tutoring as he able to weakly lob the ball to the wall. Ibis week jai-alai opens at Fern Park with a 41-man roster, great expectations and promise of providing the most Intense athletic conipetit.ion Seminole County will see this year. /_ - . ________ ,_ . ______ - __ ____ Id I , \.= .__ 9 - . - - - - __ - - - - - I %I :,....I I —- ___ . ZA . . —i- ' t ______________________ _____ . i _____ , \ -,VLA -I - ,. _______ - .. 1 I— T" - % , ... . i l'iaine the best all-around athlete you know, arid Ill give you a ganiehecan'tplay — withoutyearsofpractice. Golf can be an exacting sport. There's grip, swing, followthrough and all those other factors. Frisbee throwing can be picked up in a relatively short time. Sports like football, basketball arid baseball require certain skills, but most American athletes are already tuned in on the 1xisics. .. e re .;asng about s t1 toughest sport in uiC — / ••d IL * . A', i ~ -. J ; % . -"a . 11 - , *. drid white elephant sale is bet organized for November -just in time to make an early start on Christmas shopping Still with Christmas in mind, I ...# ,. ( I S 0 P "' / ,..... rt6? 0 Tou9hes t ' - We are going to try and the past 21 ears she has two the DAV Auxiliary will be einphasize tile Junior Auxiliary selling fruit cakes through this year," Commander Ian- six grandchildren. Sewing, lk'cember A corned beef and cabbage dress outlined her goal for 19Th- craft work and camping are among her interests. 713 dinner and fish fry are planned Mrs. Landress has been a for the New Year, arid memOrther officers are: Sydelle member of tht.- DAV Auxiliary bers will be selling flags as part S' hick, senior "ice corn is! their Americanism project for four years. In 1945 she r, is ci inca, junior discharged from the Marines ri's-a nde[)orflk Last year. more than $13,000 ,Aorth of comfort items were and last year retired from her vice (oinniander; Adele Snuth, Civil Service job as deputy treasurer and Eva Moore, given to veterans In hospital by finance officer at McCoy In chaplain. Executive committee the Auxiliary. They have a mein bers are Joyce Vogel 1 ais0 similar goal this year, but plan Orlando Site and her husband, Ira, Sr., adjutant). Millie Garner and .o , play a more active role as Enid Martin hate lited in Casselberry for volunteers In the hospitab response was splendid, she said, and is hoping for generosity to be il .. & . / , > -1 V making (lilt> bags lap roix and therapy balls For patients — provided they can get enough materiaLs donated. According to Commander I,andress, all scraps of Fabric, and par. licularly yarn. is most welcome. 1 ~ residents are urged to turn out, buy plenty and support a good tause fri October, a bakeless bake sale ,Ail] add money t o the i I * - 4 'r Ma s Course For '76 Season 30 ____ - _______ 01111P-1 - . DAVA ________1 . LI Short, powerfully built athletes climb a wall to catch a goatskin-covered ball 12 feet in the air.. The hurl themselves to a concrete floor in three-walled gameof lat-alap, where ball is flung back and forth at speeds of 125 m.p.h. with a wicker-type basket strapped to the wrist. Don't blink or you will miss the play. - '.,.) . - * Monday, Sept. 15, 1915-18 ____________ ___ - ,, • rued ---- Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. ~ * ft .~~ :.~~_ _______ ' tmvz~ ~ j~- - - IkIore SPORTS ~- -1-. �2 B-EvenIng Herald, Santord, Fl. Monday, Sept. 15. 1 :':b.: 4:'s . I!1 - a \1d& SPORTS IN BRIEF , .• .: Strike Sympathy Abounds --- _'".- . •. For Patriots, NFL Plight -',. ge.'.. ,-_ • ..'-' ' .. - - ______ ___ _______ ' : . _____________ _____________ ___________ __________ • I ______ ' ..v r' -' .h4 - -' The league Tigers, ferocious with a little blocking, recutt' a hantloif m the belly series Saturda) at the Seminole YMCA jamboree for Pop Warner teams, Quarterback Mae lantrip hands off to Mike illalock on the quick opener. Pop Warner League teams kick off the season this Saturday with games across Seminole County. SIC 'EF1I YOU TIGERS Vail Hitting Streak At 22 BRADENTON (AP) - Ron "Big Daddy" Garlits has captured top fuel honors in drag races held at DeSoto Memorial Ra-eway. Garlits. of nearby Tampa, had a winning elapsed time of 6.59 seconds and speed of 2.77 m.p.h. In the funny-car division, Paul Smith of Warner Robbins, Ga., won with 214.28 m.pii. in an elapsed tin1ot 6." seconds, beating Dennis Lockaby, also of WarntT 1btns. In pro-6tock racing, Johnny Dowey of Colombia, S. C. beat Wally Booth of Berkeley, Mich. In the pro-comp division, Jerry Gwynn of Miami won with a time of 6.30seconds, moving at 190.67 m.p.h. CLEVELAND (AP) - The British were calling it a Golden Jubilee after their third-ranked woman tennis player, Glynis Coles, swept past America's Mona Schallau 6.3, 7-6, and clinched a Wightman Cup tennis match. The home team began play Sunday down three matches to one. Miss Cole wrapped up the victory after Chris Evert kept American hopes alive with a 6-3, 7.6 victory over Miss Wade. Miss Coles teamed with Sue Barker for a final 6-3, 7-5, victory over MISS Evert and MISS Schallau. Chiefs Get 3 Draft Picks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KANSAS CITY - The Kansas City Chiefs will receive three Houston Oiler draft picks as compensation for wide receiver Elmo Wright who played out his option with the Chiefs and signed with the Oilers. Are the Boston Red Sox lacking confidence or just playing a confidence game? The Red Sox have a fourgame lead over the Baltimore Orioles in the American League East but don't sound like they think they're the team to beat, "1 expect Baltimore to win every game they play. If they get beat, it's a bonus for us," said Boston Manager Darrell Johnson, whose Red Sex rallied 'rom a 5-1 deficit to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-6 Sunday. Yankees 6, Indians 2 David Pearson By A Length BROOKLYN, Mich. - David Pearson nosed in front of Bobby Allison for a car-length victory in the 100-mile first leg of the International Race of QiamploiLs series. Petty Cops Delaware 500 DOVER, DEL. - Richard Petty, drivug a Dodge, took the checkered flag a split second before Richard Brooks to win the Delaware 500 Grand National stock car race. - "We have a solid defense, real depth and excellent cxperience," the Hatter tuento explained. "The real question will be our scoring ability. I only five days of practice, there's still a lot we don't know about our overall team." Stetson will have a new goalie in Robin 1)eitrich. Other promising newcomers include Don Winans and Bill Feflie at fullback plus Tim Hepburn, Mike Coclow and Rick Thompson on the forward line. Baseball American League East W L Pct. GB R'ctno II 6$ 591 flItimnr II 65 SM Hi'v Vork 77 77 SI? U 71 71 190 IS (levelanci MIIw,I,kN' 7Si 63 87 1 55 91 369 33 'tmolt West Oklanci 90 51 Kansas city SI 65 561 71 76 493 17 ChIcano 69 76 169 Mlr'nesnta 65 ii '' CalifornIa 67 67 Saturday's Results Milwatjk 9 1. BoSton 6 6 Oaklann $ Minnesota York 1 4 Cleveland 73 Baltimore I. 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Delt'nct ints I4awli at San Antonio Working on two days' rest, the Yankees ace Jim Hunter pitched seven innings, SUFTPn. dering five hits, striking out two and walking none. 1MlNO(F COUNTY, vs SFMINOIF VICES l at Jaconvilte 15 HawaiI ) Saturday. Sept. 20 Phllaielphia at Jacksonville tithrn ClitocnIa at Shreve rt Sunday, Sept. 21 at (1rmnghitm. (Pi,',rintle . Kansas DIVISION Or ADMINISTRATI ON, STATE or FLORIDA CEPa iR T MFNT OF TRANSPORTATIOP Ind Sundays Results MernfthIS $, Shreveport 73 (harlotti 10, Southern Cal, COUPON SERVICE SPECIAL (Continued From Page 1-81 Monday, Sept. 15. I97S-)B Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO.: lS'1736Ci F Mike Vail is a streak hitter ... in four runs and Dick Allen had Maroon and Bob McIntosh. Regular Season t II 69 510 17 and the streaks never seem to Sunday. Sept. 2) No. 22, off St. IAujs' John three RB! on a homer and a c FrancIcn 77 78 180 26 stop. NeW York JetS at flutfIO Mike lrev will be back at the ¶n DIego Denny in the Mets' 6-2 loss to single. 68 5) 454 791 Cleveland at CincinnAtI AtlAnta 65 IS fullback slot. New York's rookie sensation, the Carinals, also moved Vail Giants 4-2, Reds 2-8 Houston at New England Houston 59 9) Borders returns to direct the leading the International within one game of the NI. New Ynrk Giants a Phila Successive seventh-inning i clirtcP*ci division title deiphia League in batting, was plucked record for rookie streak-hitting, homers by Dave R.ader and Ilatter fortunes on the soccer Saturday's Results New Orleans at Washington fror:i the Mets' Tidewater farm set by Philadelphia's Joe Rapp Steve Ontiveros on consecutive field after a three year hiatus. (hicoo . Philadelphia I pltimorp at Chicago rancico 9. CincinnatI 7 club about mouth ago, inter- in 1921. Gary Nolan pitches boosted the His record in over a decade of Montreal S. PittSburgh 2 San FranciScO at Minnesota rupting his 19-game hitting PIrates 4, Expos 3 Giants to their first-game victo- coaching at Stetson rests above 6. St lOUIS 7 Atlanta t St LOU'S streak. I os Angeles 6. Atlanta 0 Miguel Diltne raced from ry. Terry Crowley's three-run the fifty pe r cent mark LOS Angeles t Dallas Only names scheduled Kansas City at Denver The move was designed to first to home with the aid of an homer and two-run hits by Dan The University of Alabama Sundays Results Pittburoh at San Diego help the Mets in their charge error to help Pittsburgh beat Driessen and Darrel Chancy will Join South Florida and the Pittsburgh i. Montreal I Monday Sept. 27 13.York Chicqo OaIl,r,r1 At •,5am'. night toward the top of the National Montreal. Woodie Fryman brought the Reds back in the University of Tampa in the s iPhiladelphia cots A New 2 7 League East, a charge that walked Manny Sanguillen and nightcap. Stetson Soccer Classic Sari F,ncico 1). Cincinnati ________________________ never materialized. Bob Robertson in the eighth inAstros 4, Padres' scheduled for Oct. 3-4. The '' For The But while the Mets hare ning and Dilone replaced Rob1. Diego 7 Enos Cabell's two 1113! and Hatters meet Rollins on Oct. 14, I c's AngelesSan 3, Atlanta slowed down, Vail has picked ertson. the combined nine-hit pitching and the University of Miami on COOLEST Today's Games up even more speed. lie's hit in Phlllies 13, Cubs 7 of J.R. Richard and Joe Niekro Oct. 17. Pltthtiroh tRr-uss 16 Il and Deal In Town 2.3 of his 25 games in the majors, 179) at ChicAgo (Bon Mike Schmidt, the major carried Houston past the Padrham III) and PralI 0 II. 2 including the last 22 in a row to league home-run leader, belted es. John Grubb had a two-run Other games slated for Electric (Rogers 10 Il) at Gl?neral double for San Diego. Stetson are: Sept. 23, Florida New York (Koosman 1713). (nI PhllAdlPhi lChristenson ID Dodgers 3 Bras'es 2 Southern; Sept. 30, Saint Leo; Central Air Conditioning Ron Cey's 24th homer, a two- OcL 4 Embry-Riddle; OCt. 181).5)In) ' St LouiS (RasmusSen System Red SOX Playing run shot in the sixth Inning lift- Maryinount; Oct. 21, F.l.T.; San Diego (Folkec 69) at Call . PLUMBING ed Los Angeles past the Braves Oct. 25, Tampa; and Oct. 28, etc Angeles (Hoobon 169). In) Atlanta (Easterly I II at !.an WALl. HEATING, INC. and gave Doug Rau his fifth Florida Tech, Nov. 1,FIT; Nov. rrartcIsn (HalIck) 91)). 1007 Sanford Ave. Confidence Gat'ne 4, Eckerd. straight victory. Only games scheduled - British Win In Wlghtman Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice MajorLeague ProFootball National League East W L Pct. GB (;ar Deckert and Mike Pittsh%gh ai 63 571 79 69 531 S Dcl.uca, veterans of last year's Phitphla I nuk 1', 77 11 520 6-9-2 season, will return to the St Nw Ynrk 75 71 103 10 front line. Coach Borders will ChIcano 71 76 177 match the longest streak in the his 35th and 36th of the year to be counting on halfback let. Montreal 65 8) 1)9 19' West big league's this year by pace the Phils. Schmidt drove termen Phil Flournoy, Hoke iCincinnat) Boston's Denny Doyle. 9$ S7 653 - By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS - Foes Jacksonville, Rollins and Alabama are all ranked in the top twenty listing of the nation's soccer elite. New Stetson CoaCh George Borders inherited a slate of opponents that Includes a total of seven of the top twenty. ______ Garlits still Big Daddy r- DEIANL) - The Stetson soccer season will open Tuesday afternoon against Jacksonville, ,: 'llL £d £ Dolphins: 'We're Happy' 1. Howell Defeated •1 '4 - - k The fence wasn't up and a "sort-of honor system" had to be used in getting the fans to pay. And, as one official stated, "I am afraid quite a few people weren't very honorable." They were supposed to give out a prize for the holder of a winning ticket stub. The number was picked and announced before it was learned "the entire ticket had been collected by the UckU takers, Instead of being torn in halt." So, another announcement was made: "Maybe we will give two prizes away at the next game." went Nothing right, especiaUy the running back who was supposed to take the handoff from Pritchard late in the first half. For a few moments in the second period it looked like Lake I1oell might be able to snap back and win the game. }eld to 12 yards rushing and five yards passing in the entire first half, the Silver Hawks were able to break away on several nice runs In the third period. Randy Pruitt, Don Andriano and Don Screnk all had long gaIners but the home team was never able to sustain a drive to even come within field goal range. The closest they got was to the 30.yeard line, where a fumble ended that drive. Booters 1'1ci,efi,I - MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Dolphins have no plans to jon other National Football League teams in a trikc if the players' dissention grows, according to alternate player representative Ed Newman. 'I can only speak for thLs club. Unless our toes are really stepped on, we're happy," Newman said after the Dolphins beat the New York Giants 31-13 Saturday night in a game Giants' players tried to delay for a half hour. "We voted earlier this year ... we would not strike for freedom issues," said Newman, who has taken over the duties of injured player representative Dick Anderson. ____ - - - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sympathy abounds among National Football League players for the New England Patriots' lonely strike stance. Whether it can be turned into real support in the next 48 hours will likely determine the outcome of the players' latest rebellion. The Patriots, in a show of solidarity, voted to strike and forced the cancellation of their Sunday exhibition against the New \'ork Jets In the belief that others would follow their demand that NFL owners and the players' union reach agreement on a new labor contract. The followers did not materialize over the weekend and no the Patriots face a lockout by management if they attempt to resume practice Tuesday for this weekend's NFL. opener against Houston. SCOREBOARD Stetson j FIVE EXHIBITION GAMES WITH FREE ADMISSION! FREE PARKING! Here's your opportunity to learn the game, meet the players and experience all the thrills of the world's fastest game. Hear experts fully explain the betting system, odds, and the method of cashing tickets. See the players demonstrate shots and have your own personal questions answered, And, if you've ever dreamed of trying your skills on the court, here's your chance of a lifetime. 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK- CASSELBERRY--MINUTES FROM 1-4 Seminole County, Court houSe Sanford. Florida As to Interest in and to any parcel included herein Reproco, Inc SERVE' United Stales Corporation Company ReSident Agent 500 flarnett Bank Building Tallahassee. Florida PARCEL Plo lID Royal Line Builders, Inc SERVE Norman H Sctsiff Resident Agent 906 Railroad Avenue Winter Park, Florida PARCEL No II? first Federal Savig 8. Inert Association of SemInole County SERVE C T Edmonds, Ewecutive Vke Pri ide n t 3)7 West First Street Sanford. Florida PARCEL Plo ill. 112 Royal Properties Man agernent Corp SERVE' K imsey Hall. Resident Agent 571 F Sainlando Springs Drive Lorow00d, Florida PARCEL No 1)7 Florida First National flank of Jacksonville. Cc' Trustee SERVE CPtauncey W Lever, Presictent 711 Hogan Street JAcksonville. Flor,da PARCEL No 107 Security Federal Say Ing% A loan Associa tipo of Winter Park SERVE Ronald A Braindt. President 490 Winter Park Mall Winter Park, Florida PARCEL No 103 Flor,d Corpor tmon SF PVF Thelma Mashimer. Resident Agent 110) 34th Street South St Petersburg. Florida PARCEl No 10? JcnnIe M Fo. 170 Evergreen Avnu I orgwnmi, F or ida PARCEL No III Cydle J Gamble ISO Springwond Trail Maitland, FlorIda P'RCEL No ID? James C Gamble ISO Sprinqwood Trail MAitl&nd. Florida PARCEL No ID? HaqIe. Inc SF RyE Harm, HauTe Resident Agot 904 Rallroact Avenue Winter Park, Florida PARCEL No 117 Harry Hqt, d h a Sunrle Apartmen's Staitewde Stations Inc SERVE United States Corporation Company, ReSident Agent 800 Bairnett Bank Building Tallahassee. Florida 32307 PARCEL No $09 Tex,sco. Inc SERVE Prentice Hall Corporation System, Resident Agent $00 Rarnett flank Building Tallahassee, Florida 37)07 PARCEL No 104 Seminole Computer Services SERVE James M Cole Resident Agent 531 E Highway 431 I etnawood. Florida PARCEL No Ill If said defendants are lIving, and f any or aill Of SAid defendant or defendants are deceased, Ihe unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, granters, creditors, lipnor. or other parties claimIng by. through, under, or against any suCh deceasect defendant or defendants, If •liye, and If d#i1, IPipir unkrso'wn spouse. heirs, devisees, leqatees. qrentees, creditors. lienors. or other partIes clImlng by. throijqh, under, or AgAInst any ct,cP1 deceased defen dant or dCfendants, and all parties hAving or claiming to have any right, title, or Interest in and to the property described in the Corn plaint, to wit curve through a central angle ot Ii denrees 00' 00" a distance of 366 67 feet to the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees 51' IS" EasI, a d'stanp of III feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Southerly and having a radius of 19 66 feet, thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a cenlral SECTION 77160; STATE ROAD artoleof 71 degrees 5.4' 34" a distance 434; COUNTY: c'f 730)7 feet to the end of curve, SEMINOLE DESCRIPTIONS thence run South 75 degrees 07' II" PARCEL P40 107 Fast, a distance ot ill 66 feet to ht' F FE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY heqlnnrtg of a curve concave to the Northerly and having a radius of (1) A triangular parcel Of land in Lot 1909 86 feet. thence run 796. Town of Lonc,woocl. according tO Southeasterly along Ihe arc of taid plat recorded in Plait Book I. pages curve through a central angle of 10 16 thru 71. public records of degreet 51' 70" a d,stance of 363.57 Seminole County. Florida. described feet to the end of said curve, thence as follows Begin at the intersection run South 89 degrees 01'3$" East. a of the West right of way Imp of diStAnum' of 9)171 feet to a point 0.45 Oleander Avenue and the Northerly feet SOuth of the Southeast corner of rightofwayhinr'& Stale Road S 131. Section 37. TownshIp 20 South. thence run Norlh along said Range 10 East. for the end of this Westerly rghtof way line a distance described survey Imp of 10 feet. thence run Southwesterly Containing 611 square feet (D011 along a straight line to Ihe Said acre)morpnr less, exclusive of area Northerly right of way line of Slate within existiq rights of way Road S 434 ait a point 10 feel West 01 the PoInt of fleginning, thence run (71 Al ¶iO Easterly 10 feet to the POINT OF A parcI of land in the Southwest corner of I nt 7, said Wether,nqton BFC,IP4NING He,qhts Addition lying South Containing SO square ted, more or weSterly o a line described as lOIiOw less AND (21 1, Pringulair parcel of land ininti, last Longwood Subdivision, acuuriiic'q to plat recorded In Plait Book 10. page 35, public records of Seminole County, Florida,desCribed as follows Begin at the intersection of the West right of way line Of East Street ancithe South right of way line of Slate Road 5 431, thence run South ail000 SAid West right of way line a distance of l0feet. thence run North westerly along a ctr?ight line to a point on the SAid South right Of way line of Slate Road S 1)1. ala point 10 fret West of the point of beginning, thence run East to th POINT OF BEGINNING (Onr'l,'mire it Phi' intersection of tht' Southerly e',tension of Ihe West line I cit 76.1 of the Town of Longwood. according to plait recorded in Plat Rook 1. FMQP 70. public records of Seminolp County, Florida, and the South line of Section 32. Township 70 South, Paing.' 30 East. at a point 16.633 feet South 00 degrees 39' IS" West of the Northwe;t corner of said lot 761. thence run South $9 degrees 01' 15" Fast, a distance of 1915 01 feet to the beginning of a curve crin(.5.r' Ic lhc' Northwesterly and having a radiuS of 1909 $6 feet, thence run Northeasterly along the are Of said curve through a central angle of 1 degrees 16' 55" a distance Containing SO souare feet, more or 10 fcc'S thence from .s lainqent less bearing of North 89 degrees Ii' 70" Fast, run North 0 degrees 31' IS" PARCEL P10 105 Fast, a distance of 5501 feet for the FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY A triainoular parcel 04 land 'n Lot Pointf Reaming, thence run South kS Townof Longod. according to ISdegrees 1307" East.. distance of ft for the end of this plat recorded fl Plat Book 1. pages 2059 deScribed line II to 71. public records of Seminole County. Florida. deScribed as ContainIng 700 sQuare feet, more or follows Begin at the intersection ot leSs, exclusive of area within tip F a't right r wa, Inc of Oai ei5tlng rlqht of way Avenue (West line of slid Lot 51$) And the Northerly right of way imp PARCEL NO 117 of State Road 5 431. thence run FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY North along sad right of way line a ThAt part of distance of 10 feet. thee run The East 75 feef of the West I?? Southeasterly along a straight line to fee' (4 the South 15$ 36 feet of tnat the said Northerly right of way line part of Block I. Wildmere Sub at a point 10 feet Easterly of the division. North of Township line. poInt of becionrig, lhen(e run according o plat recorded in Plait Westerly aiInq said right of way line hook . page ill, publIc records of ID feet to the POINT OF BEGIN Seminole County. Florida. (Ex FlING (FPT twIsting right of way.) Containing SO Sflui.5rp tppt more or lying Northerly of and within 40 feet less of the Survey line of State Road S PARc Ft NO lii FEE 5i?itPLF RIGHT OF WAY That part of The East 75 feel of the West 317 feet of the South 151 31 leet of that part of Block I. lying North 04 the TownstOp line of Wildmece. ac cording toptat rpcorded in Ptat Book I. page 11), publIc records of Seminnl Ccunly. FlO4'idA, (LESS existing right of wAy,) lying within 40 feet on each Side of the survey lIne of State Road 5134. Section 77510. said survey line being described as foIlgw' . Rpgin ail a point on the Southerly evtenslon of the West line of Lot 761 (1 the Town of Lorinwood, according to plat recorded in PIat Book 1, page 20. public records of Seminole C0uc't, Ftoridai. being 16633 feet South 00 degrees 39' IS" West of the Northwest corner of said Lot 761, thence run South 59 degrees 01 45" Fast. a iiistaincpOf I9ISOI feet tothe beninnrg of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a radius of 19Cm 66 feet, thence run Nor tPieaisterIy along the arc of said curvp thrOugh a central angle 04 fl denrc, 00' 00" . distance of 35667 feet cit the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees 51' IS" East, a distAnce of 111 feet to the beginning Of .5 curve concave to the Southerly ,r'c1 P'arrj ,t raidiuS of 19)3986 feet. thence run Southeasterly along Inc arc of sAid curve through a central angle of 71 degrees si 31" a dis'ance of 73037 feet to the end of curve. thence run South 7$ deqrc 07' Il" Fast, a distance of IS1 66 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to th, Northerly and having a radius of 1909 16 feet. thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 10 degrees 5' 20" a distance of 363 52 feet to the end of sad curve, thence run Sri.$h NO clv"'ee's 01' 31" Fast, a clS'Anre of 931 71 feet to a point 0 iS feet South of the Southeast corner of SectIon 32. Township South, Range Xl East. for the end of this deScribed Survey Inc ContaInIng 7 697 SQuare feet (0062 acre) moreor less, eiciu'siveof area within existing rights 04 Way rtcnree (19' 0$" West, a distance of ti feet, thence run South I ilenree 37' I?" West. a distance of 10 feet. to a said curve, thence fron, a tamient hearing of North U deorees fl' 46' West run Westerly tncntPw' arc of sad curve throurjh a central AnOIC ob OS degrees 57' 53" a diStance rI 19A 0% leet tO thp POIPI T OF RFr.INPIIPIf', point on ContainIng .1)7 square feet ( I 359 acres) more or tess, exclusive of area In cutting rights of way and •scIulve of rights of way requirements as dCs(ribed above PARC El PlO 116 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY (a) That part 04 A parcel of land loCated In Block S of Wildmer Subdivision, lIccordiog to plait recorded In Plat Book I. I)atJe ill, public records of Seminole County. Florida, and being deScribed as follovis Begin at the intersection of the East line of said BloeP 8. and the North right of waiy line of State Road S 4)1. thence run North 150 feet, thence run West 160 feet. thence run South tO tile Said North right of way line of Said State Poaid S 131. thence run East along said riaPt? of way line to the Point of Beginning, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl Cli? COU PIT f CUlT, SEMINOLE F FF SIMPLE RlC,H T OF WAY A lrlang.jlar parcel of land loCated FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION in the West Q feet of LoP 1. Block of theamprtd.d Pta? of Blocks 5. 6 6 CASE No. 74.799C P and P4, Wi'dmere. according to plat ESTATE OF , NFl I IF I I A'MIERT recorded In Plab Ro. 3. page re(rrds of Seminole County. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida, deScribed astoil; Begin PERSONS HAVING TO ALL ait the Intersection of the West line of existing CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Oxford Street and th iitherIy right nf wiy hOC of State SAID ESTATE: You and each 4 ,O,J .re berCby Road 5434, thenCe run South aioncj taidWest right of way line of Oxford rntifIed and required o file any Street a di%tancC of 10 feet, thrte claims ansi demands Which yOu. 04' hAve Aqanst SAid run Northwesterly along a %traght e,ther of v(yj, hOp to flie said South right of way estate fl Pheoffire of th Clerk of the line cif State Road S 131. at a point ID Circuit (nurt nf the Eqhteenth feet Westerly of the Point of uuuhcjM Circuit. Seminole County. fleginning, thence run Easterly Florida. ProPate Division, in the along tad right of way a d.Itence to Crthniic. ait Sanford Flor,da within fruir calendar months from 10 fees to the of beginning IPIP time of OPt.' first outulicaiton of Ceetnnti Sn square Pei, more or tPOj notice Each claim or clemarl less writing anti filed ri r'upll(Ate .arvl st,te the place :' 0' rpsidenre ansi Post affice Itt.' claimant ansi must he sworn i PARCEL PiO 700 pubtic m.a,. pOint TEF/PORARY EASEMENT ,iqer.t by the rlamant hiS 0' 'I' tornev, cs the Same ShAll OP void Dated at Caissetbt'rry Ftcricla Thait part 4' I7S Thp West 170 feet of the South 300 this 10th dAy of Sep'. I W Carroll. ' feet of Block 7. Widmere according Fouirp of to pat recorded in Put Book I. page > CARROLL P. JO'i III public records Of Seminole P0 Fin. OIl (oty Florida 'LESS existing Cas'efherrv c'nr.d,, rights of way) 1,5 Attri ,r'. 5 fr' FXTEPIDIPSC, no more than S feet Lnrllry Es.' ilIr right 01 way line for beyond the of estate State Road S 434 as located In Parcel Ptb!ish ,.'gt 15. fl, I.'. No 1171, Project Section Plo 71560 DFP 110 7609 CONSTRUCTION ' Lying (a) Plorlherlyof and within 10 feet of the survey line of State Road S III. Sefin 71560. AntI lb) Southerly of said survey line, said survey line being described as follows' new Begin at a point on the Southerly estenslon of the WeSt tine of Lot 764 f Ihe Town f Lonqwood, according YOu and caich of you are hereby to plait recorded in Plait Book 1. page severally notified th*t tt.e plaintiffs 1Ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pIlc records of Seminole filed it; Sworn Complaint, togpthpr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli? Cnty, Florida, being 166 33 feet with it; Derlaration of Taking in the CUlT Pd AND FOR SEMINOLE South 00 degrees 39' iS" West of the abOve styled Co>rt aganst you COUIOTY, FLORIDA. Northwest corner of sAid Lot 264, r.'rp, stt .wro you as delpodants CIVIL ACTION No. 7S-)341.CA09 C thence run South 59 degrees 01' 4S SpCkinO n Condemn the above STOCK 'T(')P4 ','lHATLEY. DAVid Fast.a distanceof 1913 01 feel toth, described property located in AND COMPANY, a Flai corpor beginnIng of a curve concave to the Se,ri,';e County FIor,dai, by atfryi, Plorthweiterly and having a radius Ft'aent Domain proceedinqs Plaintiff. of 1909 56 feet. thence run Nor Yi'u are further nOtified thait the vs theasterly along the arc of said PlAinliffS will call uo for hearing SIM VA CORPORATIOpI. a Florida curve thrgh a central angle o( 11 the Honorable Kenne?P M fo i'trpc'ratnn ci sI degrees 00'00" a diStanCP 04 '566 67 teffier. rr of thC Judges of tOC Oe(endain' feet to the end of curve, thence run .'rovei' "cl Court on th 75th da, of NOTICE OF SALE North 79 clegreøt '.6' IS" East, a .ptemb,'c A 0. 1915, at 11 00 NOTICE s herphy Qsve'i Ih,i' diStainCe otiIl4 feet to the beginning r clock AM. in Semnofe County ourjaint to I Final Judgment curve concave to the Southerly Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, its foreclosurp.ntpred September lIto PARCEL NO IIS baying a radius of 190956 tee? appleation for anOrder of Taking in 1975 in the Crcuit Court of the Fig" EF SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY thnp run Southeasterly along the accordance with its Declaration of teprilpi Crcuit in and for Semino. WATER RETENTION AREA arc of sad curve through a central / Taikina P'eqetoforef,led ml th5 Cause Crt>rty, Florida in Civil Action Pl til '1tt part of angle cf 71 degrees 54' 34" a distance parties to this suit and all Other 75 1341 CA 09 C Alt H AR THUR All of Block S. North of To'wnshp of 730 37 •p.' to the end of curve. operested part es may appear at the PEC KWIT H R Clerk of the sa ci I Ice Wildmere. According to cIa? thence run South I'S OiQ"CM 01 t't, am plat'.' designated 4nd te Court, will Sell for cash irt hand t recorded in Plait (Sock I, page fli East, a distan', of 151 66 feet to the the h1ghet And best bidder at the public records n4 Seminole County, teoinnincj of a rgi've concase to the West Front ncnr of lisp Courthouse Florida, (LESS the West 172 feet, Northerly and having a radius Of AND Semirr'le County Fi0'idai at 1) C( and less that part described as feet. 190986 thence run Fachdefenclant isheret,y regur o'clOck A M on Segtembpr 75 I97 f$l*s t morn thp intersection Of the Southeasterly along toe arc Of slid to serve written defenses, if any, to the following descr,bed real Easterly line of said Block $ with the curve through a central angle Of 10 saId Complaint On: c'rcrw'r?y situate in Seminole Count, North rgP of wAy tine Of State Road degrees 51'70" a distance of 343 THOMAS C FREEMAN Ftrld. to wIt 134, run North along said Easterly feet to the end of sad curve. tiiexe County Attorney '. 39 IS inclusive ,,ri line it distance of 150fe'et, thence run run South $9 degrees 01' 31" East, a Seminole County tot ss HOWELL ESTA TES West 160 feet thence run South to the distance of 931 71 feet to a point 045 P0 Box 70 VISION REPLAT, according to the Northerly right of way line of State feet South of the Southeast corner of Altamnryte Springs, claP recorded in Plait Book II. page', Poact 431, thence run Easterly along Section 32. Township 70 South, Florida 37701 47 arid 4. Seminole County, Florid,, sati Plr's(P'a'.vly right f way line to Range Xl East. for the end of thiS on or before the 73rd day of Sep DATED tPOs 11th claiy o S"c'u'sr the Print '4 Reg'nnrw. ama LESS described survey Imp 431. Section 77580. slid survey Iini tember. A 0 . 1975. and file the her. 1973 the F.' S feet the Wes 117 feel PARCEL NO 107 FEE SIMPLE 'Q deScribed as follows Containing 6.017 sQuare feet (0 154 orlgloal With the Clerk of the above (Seal) ot iittt ti II feet North Of RIGHT OF WAY Acre), moore or less flegin at a point on the Southerly styled Court on said date, to show Arthur H P"ck*mth Jr Ttv*c'sp line I A triangular parcel of land lotc e%?CnSiOn of the West line of Lot 76.1 cause whait right, title, interest or (b) ALSO' (leek of the Circut Cjt! lylna within 40 feet on each Side of In lots 1 and 10. Wildmece Manor. cf the 'Town of Longwood. according (lv I iIllaii' T Jeok ml', A triangular parcel of land in Block $ lien you or any of you have in ano to the Survey Imp of State Road 543*. to plait recorded in Plait Book I. page according to plat recorded In Plait Deputy Clerk Wlldm,re Stiptdivision, according the prerty described in 'aid Section 77580. SaId surve3' line being 70. public records of Seminole (S fl, pagp 59, public records of to plait recorded In Plait Bock 1. page Cocnplai:n, And to show cause. if ni Publish Spy? IS 17S described as fotlow (r,inty, FlOrida being 166 33 ftet SemlnoteCounty, Flida. aescr,bpd ha'e, why said pf'ooerty Should tIER 1)1 111, publIc records of Seminole as follows flegin at the intersection SOuth CO degrees 39' IS" West of the County. Florida, be4ng described as not be condemned for the uses and __________________________Northwest corner of sa,d Lot 764. Cf the West right of way line of South Begin at a POOl on the Southerly follows Begin at liii' intersection oj PJt'PCIM at pt fortls 'n tPt Corn ('rant Avert,,.' anti the Southerly thence run South $9 degrees 01' 45' ewtensort of the West line of Lot 26.4 filed herein If you tail to tio CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS. tpie West right of way line ofWayn'ar, riopitof way lIne ni State Road S 131. Fast, a Illstanceof 191501 feet to the of the Town of Lonowood, according NOTICE OF PUBLIC Street andthp new Northerly right of so, a default Will be entered against FLA. thence run nijth along Sad West beqirning of a curve concave to the 'oplatrecorde'd in Plat Book I. PaiQC TO CONSIDER way line of State Road 5431, as you for the relief demanded in toe HEARING P.cirtt'westesl, and havng .5 raclus rot cit way list.' of Grant Avenue 70. PubliC records of Seminole ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR. located above, thence run Northerly Complaint diStance of 150 feel. thence run c 190986 feet 'hence run Nor County, Floricsa, being 166 33 feet WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL DIP4ANCE along said West right of way line, a tfl,',t%t('rly along the arc of said Northwesterly along a stratgbf line TO s'.lirs IT MAY CONCERN South CO degrees 39' 15" Wi-st of the distatite of 7Ofeet, thence run South. of SAid Court on the 32nd clay of tO the '.'d Southerly right of way curve through t (i'fltrail angle of II Plorthwest orner of Said LOP 26.1. 'F 15 HEREBY GlvE, westerly along a straight line to the Aunirs?. A 0 '975 lirt.' f State Pruaci S 134 at a pont 60 dpgrp' 00' 00" a distance of 36467 the City of Altamonte Sprir'.'. thenc.' run South $9 degrees 0)' IS" said new Northerly right of way line (SEAL) feet West iii the point at beginning. feet to the end of curve, thence run Fast, a distance of 191S01 feet to the FlOfidai. that the Council will hC '1 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr at a point iS feet West of the point of North 79 degrees SI' 15" East, a tttpyi'e ruin Fist along SAid right of public hearing to Consider ena'' beginning of a curve concave tO the (leek of the Circuit Court beginning. thence run Easterly wAy lin.' AC feet to the POINT OF distance of 141 feet to the beginning Northwesterly and having a radiUs merit cif Ordinance No 11975 fly Elaine RiCharde Along said right of wat line, a PF(.IPINIPIG of a riirse concave to Ipip SOutherly cii 190916 feet, thence run Nor titled Deputy Clerk distance of 15 feet t the Point of and havim A raclu'. of 190966 fe.t, theasterly along the arc of Said AN OPOIP4APICE OF THE Ci TV Publish Aug 75 & Sept. I. I. IS. 1q75 Containing 1.S00 square feet ID 1 Beginning thence run Southeasterly along the curve thr04,Qh a central angle OF DEO II, LTAMONTE acre), moore or less SPRINC, Cortining 113 sQuare fees, more or arc of sld curve through a central tSr-aries 00' 00" a distance 0136667 FlORIDA AMENDING OU Angle of 71 degrees S.4'31" a distance beet to the end of curve, thence run DINANCE NO 7)5 730F TIlE CITY ______________________________ of 730 32 feet to the end of curve, OF North 79 degres SI' IS" East, a 51 ¶4 P,'ON YE FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY S PR IN thence run Sc,sitPt 1$ degrees 07' II" PARCEL NO 117 distance 0(111 feet to the btg'mnng FL OPt t')A BEING THE CC) ',' A triangular parcel Of land lOcated Fast, a distance of 151 6.6 feet to the FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY of a curve concave to the Southerly PP[kENStVE ZONING intpte 5' of Lot 17. Block 0.01 DR. IN TH?i CIRCUIT COURT ltd AND tiroinnino of a curve concave Ia the And having a radius 04 190954 Pert, PINAPICF WITHIN 5Ai CITY (II That part of Mitchell's survey of the Levy Grant. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. r(I( L(Iç Northerly and hay ng a radioS of thence run Southeasterly along thC AMENDlIG SECT' 'The South 300 feet of the West ?IS Accordnq t olat recorded n Plat FLORIDA. 1909 66 feet, thence run 4 arc of said curve through a central "C 0 '' TO ALL C> .. fept of Block 7. Wildrrere according flock 1, page 5. public records of CASE NO.: 75•9?SCA.O9.B Southeasterly Along th arc of Said angleof 2% degrees 51' Ii" a distance A UT OMO T IV E to plait recorded in Plait Book I page SEP VI ( [ Seminole County. Florida, West of GORDON A TAYLOR. curve thrgh a central angle of 10 of 73032 feet to the end of curve, STAT IONS 45 SPEC lAL I' ' Ill, public records of Seminole State Roaid iS 600, and North of State it ailS degrees 51' 20" a distance of 363 52 thence run Sciutri 7$ degrees 07' Il" CEPTIOPIS AMENDING SEc County. Florida, (LESS etisting Road Si31 being desCribed as Plantuff;. feet to the end of Said curve, thence TIOPI t' "P 144" TO ALLOW T 'E Ens?, a distance of 15) 66 feet to the rights of WCy.) vs follows Begin at the intersection of run Soutis 59 dr'Qr('ps 01' 31" East. a beginning of a curve cOnCave to the FSTABI lSI'IMEPfT OF CERTAiN MICHAEL J SHOUVLIN. the North right of way line of State lying Northerly of and withirt 101cc? distance of 911 71 feet to a point 045 Northerly and having a radius Of HOMF OCCUPA T IONS pv etc . t au Road S 131 and the West right of way of the survey line of State Road S feet South of the Southeast corner of 1909 $6 feet, SPFCIII thence run EXCEPTION. AP,(['; line of State Road 15600. thence run Section 71510. sad survey line Section 32. Township 70 South, Southeasterly along the arc of slid DlNC, SECTIOt'* 6 "P MF" J I TO NOTICE OF ACTION North along s,aid West right of way beina tiescri a; follows Raie X) East. for the end of tfli At LOW A GROUND SIGN FQi. Curve through a central angle of 10 TO PHILLIP W BALDENHOFE line a distance of 15 feet. thence run 'qn at a point on the Southerly described survey line MU1TIPLF decrees 51' 70" a d'stance of 36.3 5? FAMI I Si . .tet., rr,,mtD,neau Tower Southwesterly along a straight line CitCflSiOfl of the West line of Lot 76.1 DWELLINGS. ContaInIng 967 square feet (0073 to the end of slid curve, thence AMEP.4Dip.; Dayto,. Otto Ic, the said Nortt¼rqht of way line of of the Town of Loigwood. according acrel, more of less, eiclusive ot run South 59 degrees Dl' 31" Fast, a YOU ARE NOTIFiED that an SFCT ION 6. "P 0" F SECTION SAid Staite ROAd S 134. at a point 1S to plat recorded in Plait Book I. page o F. AND SECTION 6 "C • distance of 9)171 feet to a point 0 45 area within exiSting rights of way feet West f the Pont of hegnniriq. action for cit' ies for breach of a pi.'blic records of Seminole TO AL LOW CHILD CA>' F feet South of the' Southeast corner of guaranty thenre run East along sact right of agreement ano to fore County. Florida, being 16633 Seclion 3?. Township 70 SOuth, (ENTERS BY SPECIAL C ' closure a mortgage on the following way line 15 feet to Phi' POINT OF South 00 degrees 39'lS" West of the CEPTION AMENDING SECT lC'i Range Xl East, for the end of this PARCEL NO 113 property In Seminole County. BEGIN P11 NC, Northwt corner Of sAid Lot 764 described survey line 6. ''I 1" K. RELATING FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY I thence run South 59 ctegrees 01' 15" Containing 113 sQuare fee'S, more or MINIMUM 0 F ST PEE ' That ContainIng 21,170 square feet (0 193 of A pcii'tDn of Section 76. Township (t4Q KIN C, less Fast, a distance 01191501 feel to the REQ UI R EM EN!'. acre)moreor less e,clusiveof area The East 75 feet of the Wet 772 teninning of A curve COflCaivC totise 71 SOuth Range 30 East, Seminole AP,SFNDIPIC, SECTION 54 feet of the Soutp 15$ 3$ tech of thait Within existing riqht of way Pdorthwesferly and having a radius Counly, Florida, and more par PARCEL NO 110 ADDITION OF SUBSECTIOP. I part of Block N, North of TownshIp (7) ALSO of 190986 feet. thence run Nor ticularty described as follows FEE SIMPI E RIGHT OF WAY PROHIBITING line of Wiltimere accordnq to plait POP TARL i' Commence at the flteqpt, theastecly along the arc of slid WATERPETENTIONAPEA LEFT A trianq'Iar parcel of land in Lot 17, ILLUMINATED SIGN5 AN': recorded In Flail flock I. page 111, 'PloP T II' STATION IS • 00 (K) ruirp thrc'iiqtt a central angle of II the Northerly right of way line of Block "0". of 0 P Mitchell's PROVISION OF C ER TA>', public records riO Seminole Counly, dearer'S 00' 00" a distance of 366 67 Lake Howell Lane *th the Fasten', SAFETY survey of the Levy Grant, according That part of STAN OAR OS ÂME P. Florida, IL. FSS e.istng rights of feet to the end of curve, thence run right 04 wa hop of Lake HOe,ll to plat reccirdeci n Plat Book I. page Block 0. North of 'Township line. DINC, SECTION 5 6. flY DELETION way,) Ncirth 79 degrees 51' 15" East, a Boulevard (State Road Number 434. ç S. PublIc records of Seminole Wildmere, according to plat SECT ION 5 81 AND P FyI S IC)'. lying PrtherlyoI and within 40 feet distance 0(141 feet to the beunnnq a 200 foot rgt of WaiP as rtow County. Florida, South of State Road recorded In Plait Book I. page 111 SECTION 16 g AMENDIP4, established) Cf tte survey tine of State Road S rust thence North 51 curve concave to the Southerly 5131 and West of State Road IS 600. SICTIOFI N 7 I BY REVISit, public records of Seminole County. 431 SectIon 77510. said :urvey line deores 07' 11" East along sa Arid having a taidlus 04 90956 feet. being described aisfollows Begin ait Florida, (LESS the West I?? feet, PFRMISSIRLE SIZE OF OFFSIT; being descrIbed as follows thence ruin Sn'itheacterly along the Northerly right of way Imp a the intersection of the South right of anci less that part described as SIC.IIS' AMENDING SECTION arc 04 sati r,iryp through a central d'stance of 77195 feet to the point of Begin at a point on the Southerly follows Fromthe intersection of he "p IA" 0 way line of State Road S 131. and the ROHlBtTEo U5F nIh (teiI'et'5 S1'Il"a distance itegiflong frr,mn the point Of estensiøn of the WeSt line of Lot 261 Westerly right of way line of State Faisterlylineof sad Block 8 with the AND STRUCTURES SECTION beginnng thus deScribed re$urn 7303? feet to thp end of curve, of liii' 'Town of Longwood, aiccording Road 15600. thence run South on North rioht of way line of State Road "çç C" I, LIMITATIONS Old SIC.?, thence run South 7$ degrees 07' II" South SI degrees 07' 1)" West a toclat recorded in Plait Book I. page said Westerly right of way line a 131. run North along Seid Easterly AND SECTION 711 LOCATION Fast. a cjist5ncp of IS1 66 feet to the (li5tafl(pc,f 7I 95 feet 10 Said point of 70. public records 01 Seminole distanceof ISfeet, thencerun North DWELL 11105 IneadiStanceot lSOfeet, thence run PROPER Ti) cor'smrncement, run thpncc Nortis beginning of a curve concave to the Cetunty, Florida, being 166 33 feet westerly aitOflQ ai Straight Inc to the Wi-st IOOfcrt. thence run South to the LOCATED Old 014 PIEAR 'IHOWI deqree Northerly SI' 75" West along tact And hawing a radius of South 00 degrees 39' 15" West of the Said Southerly right of way line of o P.ortherfy right of way line of State WATER COU P SE S ÂME feet. 56 thence run E.sstirly rit of *a line of Lake Northwest corner of Said Lot 264. State Road S 1)4 at a point IS feel Road 13.4. thence run Easterly along ClING SECTION Ii 7, CITY CO'.' Howell Boulevard distance Southeasterly along the arc of said a Of MISSION ACTION ON PLANNI', thence run South 59 degrees 01. 4S" West cii the poInt of beginning, said Northerly right of way line to curve through a central ango.' of ID 71107 let'S tO a POint. run thence Fast, a distance of 191501 feet to the thence run East along said right of the Pciint of Beginning, and LESS BOARD REPORT A ME 1104'. degrees 51' 70" A distance 0036.3 57 North 57 tlPqri't's Il' 00" East a t4'lJflPi'iCi of a cur' (onc,iye to the Way line 15 feet to Ihe POINT OF trip Fast 77Sfeet of the West 341 feet SECTION 7) 57 HOME C feet to the end of laid curve. llsence distance of 575 feet more or less to Northwesterly And having a radius (3FCIINPIING of the South III 3$ PeeP North of C LI PAT 10115 PRO V 101 P, the WAtCr't of Howell Lake. run run South $9 degrees 01' 31" East. of 190986 feet. thence run Nor Town,ptip Iine,I SFPARARIL ITY Containing Ill sQuare feet, more or CONFI IC' distance of 9)171 ft to a pont DIS thence Southeasterly along said th?I along the arc of said AND FF FECTIVE DATE less waters to a point *hi(is bears North feet South of the Southeast corner curve fhrqh a central angle of 11 bOunded and described as follows SaiclOrct.naincewaisolacedonf,, of rcf'cin 17 Tc,*nisip sout,,. I degrees 07' 19" West from the point degrees 00' 00" a distance of 36667 Commence at a point 0 45 feet South PAl. tEL NO fll of beginning run thence South 2 reading rio Septem.r mci 1975 ,sr,,: ,t't for Pain4p' 30 F the 04 this ft to the end of curve, thence run of the Southeast corner of Section 32. FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY (aescritted Sirye, tin. denreesOl' 19" East acistanceof 9 the City Ccn,,ncul wilt consider same North 79 degrees 5$'IS" Fast, a Tnh;p 70 South Range 30 East. foe final passage ano aidop' cv, alter more or li' (I) That part of t the pent Of Containnq 1 505 square fCI d'Stp,n(i- of 111 fort t Ihe tuegioning 10015 tie' ruttlic heairing WP'uCI' hill be toonce run North 59 djr 01' 31" beaming Lands thuS descri Lots land?. WetP'er,nqton Heights of a curve concave to tnt' Southerly acre) moreor ls, exclusive Of area held in the City Hall of Altamonle West. 04 distance of 93) 11 feet to the AdditIon to Longwood, according to ArId having a radius of 1909 $6 feet. contain IS 75 acres more or ljs, ithln pi5ting rights ciO way beginning of a curve concave to PISI' PiAS bpen filed Against you and you Sc'ringc on Tuesday thq' 7th d,iy ct plait recorded in Plat Book I?. page thence run Southe,ssterly along tiC 17) AL SO Ortot'er. 191% .tt 4 30 o so . or ,,s Ntsrtherly and Pyai,inq a radius of 11. public records of Seminole arc (If laid curve through a central are reguirec, tO serve a Copy Of your 1909 56 feet. thence run Nor SOcV't theqe,jfteq AS possible Al the A triangular parcel of land 'n the Written defenses if County. Florida. (Less road right of any, tO , o Angleof 71 degrees 5.1' 3.1" a distance thwelterly along the arc of meeting interested parties rn,, said SouIh 300 feet of the West 775 feet of Stephen J way), Bo:amtts, Esquire, of 730 3? feet to the end of curve, Block 7. sAid Wildmeqe Sut)divi%,00, curve tPirouqp, a central angle 4 10 appear arid ts.' beArd wIt' respect t Plaintiffs' attornev whose bdclress lying Northerly of And within 10 feet thence run South 75 degrees 07' fl' tlsi. proonseci ordinance dporeeS 51' 70" a distance of 36) 57 t*ino deScribed as follows. Begin at Post Office Re. 1171, Suite 1601, This of the survey line of State Road S CNA Fast, a dlstne of IS1 64 feet to the feet to lISp end of said curve, thence the intersection of the East right of hearing may tsp contmni,r' from time Tower, Orlando, Florida 37902 0(1 or 434. Section 775*0. said survey line br'ginninq of a curve concave to the run North 7$ degrees 07' 1%" West, a to time until final action 'i taiken by way tin, cii Wayman Street and the before Qctjer 6 1973 and file being described as follows Northerly and having a radius of distance of 151 66 feet to Phe ppe' City Council new Northerly right of way Ins' of ftP Original with the Clerv ci th 1909 56 fret, thence run (1pipt at a prtnt on the Southerly beginning of a curve oncawe to Itt, A copy of the proposed ora name State Ro,'id S 134. as located above. Court either h,'for See v(e Oil Southeasterly along the arc of slid Southerly and hav,nq a radius of extension of the West line of Lot 764 thenc, run North sipog slid East Plantiffs' attorney or 5 posted at tpip City Hall. AItaimntr immediately of the' Town of Lriiwood. according Curve through a central angle of 10 1909 $6 fees, thence run Westerly Springs Flc'ritja and cope's are 0' right(tf way line, a distance of S feet. thereafter, otherwise a default will to plat recorded In Plait Book I. paie degrees Sl'20" a distance Of 36) 57 fiI with the Clerk of t.e Culy anci along thqi arc of said curve Ihrougts thence run Southeasterly along a be entered against you for the relief 70. public records of Seminole feet to the end of said curve, thence tamp mAy fsp central angle of 16. degree's 00' 30" a Straight Imp tO the sad new Nor demanded in the Complai nt by Phi' County. Floridai, being 166 33 feet run Sriuth 89 degrees 01' 31" East. a distance of '.lIGa feet for the POINT therly right of way' l'necw Stale Road Petltlon 5cju,tt, (I) degrees 3'S' IS" West of the distance of 93171 feet 10 a point 015 ('If BF(',INNINC, thence DAT EC) tp1', " " i, ' from a 131, ata point 3 feet Easterly of the WI, NESS roy hand and SCail Of Northwest corner ad Said Lot 74,1. feet South of Ihe Southeast corner Of ter'.pser A 0 I'. Point rid Beginning, lheflC tange,,I hearing of Nortn us degree's run this Cnurt on Auqut 7 197S thence run South $9 degrees 01' 45" Section 37. Township 70 South, 11'lS"Fast.run PlorthO1degres IS' Phyllis br-I ii Vi'r'sterly along said right 04 way. S (Seal) east, a distance of 19150% feet to the Range 30 [alt, for thp end of this 11" West, a distance Of 10 City Clerk fept to the Point of Beqinn'r,g feet. A'. Clerk Of the Court beginning of a curve concave to the descrIbed svry.y line of the city ri thence run North 0 deorees 09' 03" Containing 13 sguare feet. more or Lillian ienk.ris Northwesterly and having a radius Contlniq 1.763 square feet (0010 Fast a di5tlnCpnf 305 76 fei't. thence Aftamoat. 5pm less As D.'puty Clerk of 54 feet, thinCe run Nor F Acre) more or lest. eaclusive of area run Si'iuith $9 deg-ep's SO' OS" East. a Publish Aug 73 & Sept I I IS 1975 tt'eatteeIy along the arc of saia within esisting rights of way Publish Sept 15 l'iTi, (l'.Iitnrenf700fept thence run South PARCEl NO 11$ OFO '. r, a �- 48-Evenlng HerId, Sanford, Ft. ____________________ Monday, Sept. 15, 1973 32-Houses LaI Notice TONIGHT'S TV Frntbatl (44) MovIe (6) Miude (13) taw And Mr Monday EVENING 7CW (2) Tn Tell The Truth (6.4) Concentration (9) WIld World Of Animals (13) Film Feature (24) Intercom (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 730 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (8) World At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) NatIonal Fight Of The Week (44) Love American Style (2) National Geographic (6) Rhoda Soace: 1099 Barbary Coast (74) Srecial Of The Week (35) Movie (44) Dinah R'77 (6) Bicentennial MInute (24) Died ''°'°i (33) Fplony Squid 1000 (6) MedIcal Center h1 (35) 700 Club (44) love American Style h1'30 (7.4) Tonight Show (6) MovIe (44) The Mod Squad 1700 (9) News 1?15 (9) Rock Concert (44) Donahue 1 '00 (2. 4) Tomorrow Show 14 (9) Daily Word u. AFTERNOON 1230 Sunrise Jubilee SunrIse Alm,nr (9) 6'10 (2) 19) 1' 15(6, 8) Sunshine Tnni (2.8) Movie (6) All In The Family (9) Monday Night ')fl Almanac Sunri;e cemesser Today In Florida Daily DevotIonal (6) (8) cc () (8) News News 700 (2.8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) Unlscooe 730 (9) Am AmerIca (44) House Of P10 P S5 9'OO Q10 Frightenstein (6) Caotain Kangaroo (44) Fllntstones (44) Three Stooges (44) Soirit Of '76 (2) Phil Donohue (6) MIke Douglas (I) Rig Valley (9) MovIe (24) Mister Rogers' Nrhborhood (44) Leave It To Beaver (24) InSchool Service (41) Sing a Song __________________________I ACROSS , ()tminucndos lab) 9 ClOft' by I it Famous I? Bring into laimony '3 Oak tree 15 a falsehoOd 28 fruit Tell Twice an mus.c 30 fluIding $itC Mv FeelIng Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched 31 tl'mbIe (sufll 32 Sitinte tab, 33 Long vocal COrnpOsitiOr 37 Penetrate 41 Time past i Beverage 44 St" (2) (6) 48 Steadfast apple instrumental Composition 54 Toiletry cases 55 Backbone '0 Pause 56 Dispatched 51 Mild eplotive ii scamps 12 Win9d II Bodies of DOWN water 17 ChIst bone I 1111fl in 73 Death notice Spanish 24 Laugh ISp) 2 Engrossed 3flomani.in coin 26 Indicates tone 01 definite 4 Make leather pitCh 5 Physician 27 Solar disk IStangI (.nmer Pyle 1Q'00 (2) Celebrity Sweeostakes (6) Give n Trke iii comoer ocm (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best (24) (33) 1411 E• N e ti • • OO TiT1 a WA 1 ______ News 3SWrtemuSicon paper 36 Roman bronze 38YukOflflvar tribulwy 39 Prepared to' publicition 40 Rotogravure lab I 43 Lawyers tab 49 Roll 4) Applied fire to . a IjJa'Ia I'.__ 'a. a 'Jt a I'.. JaN, I Match Game General Hosoltal Romacnolis 'able Mv Favorite Martivt Three csrwire.t a ________________________________________________________ SEEK & FIND' National Monumentj _______________________________________________________ I i S(Le,i._ik.n..4vs-' S iN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Cult, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.1174.CA 04.0 In re: The MarrIage of JAMES C CLARK. LV 4Q OFF ', : \nthiflpn4ht, i,, F rbW I p in Mthrighk1iJ)nIy EN TERT4INM A1IfMG 1 H.TLY 321-0424 '2344 Park 1)rivc. Sanfor'II bet We disney and the deeP of people rushing to enjoy thc delicious "unlimited buffet " being served monday thru saturday from 11:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. ALLYOUCAN EAT! H $2.25 I.. I•4&SR46 Sheraton Sanford Motor Inn irIlAtON HOTtIS AND i0VOR INNS A O.LD*iDE SilvitE OC ii' sIIC,O'iAvJIJl &ri.aVaII butt .. ta'.roso vLa ssmssv entertainment' TOMMY RAYMOND MGn. - Sat. 9:OOp.m.-200a.m. By Lawrence F.. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a 65-year-old man arid have had a duodenal ulcer for many years. My problem is that no amount of dieting does me any good. I never could cat between meals. I seem to get real full In a day's time and cannot choke food down. I also gain weight if 1 eat more than three meals a day. When I gain weight I feel lousy short of breath, can't stoop over without becoming naueated and light-headed. The doctor said I should eat every two hours. It doein't help my digestion, and that does me any gJ Maalox, I'm 5 feet 7 and weigh pounds. I normally weighed to 140 pounds before I started the diets the doctorz put me I would tainty any advice you can give me. DEAR READER - Every u!crr pticnt has to tie treated individually. Perhaps your doctor has a good reAs r his recommendations. There are some generalizations, though, that might Interest you The diet is often of limited value In the tzeatmen of ulcers. Recent studies show that most people can even eat some spicy foods without It affecting the healing or management of the ulcer. You can eat so-called roughage too, and It will not make any difference, The problem wlthmany of the oldcr ulcer diets is that they We have listings. We have buyers. We need another real estate II censee to help us make sales. Forrest Greene, Inc. 323 6333. 322 $970. eves Hund, L idleS as fashion show directors for S.arahCoventryiewetry3rn to and 15 per hour commiSsion Full or ANr,FLA P CLARK. part time P40 experience Wife necessary Samples 1re Start NOTICE OF ACTION Now 3IS47O or 319 SI91 STATE OF FLORIDA TO ANGELA P CLARK, U41 WARD ROAD. NORTH TONAWANDA. NEW YORK backward, up, down, or dIagonally In the puzik. Find each hidden isame .nd bot it in a. .hown rnsc,vsF NATURAL BRIDGES t)EATH VAI.LEY LAVA BEDS DINOSAUR CAPITOL. REEF SAGUARO (ASTLECLINTON SUNSETCRATER r WUPATMI ('IIACO CANYON MARRI.E CANYON TOMORROW: lIihIand Clan. Lot 26. Block 6. W000MERE PARK. Scoed Replat. as per plat thereof at recorded in Put Book 13. Paoe73. Public Records of Seminole COunty. FlorIda AND. you are required 10 appear end file your Answer or other' defense or pleading with the Clerk of theCircult Court in and for' SemInole County, Florija, arid serve a copy thereof on Petitioner', attorney. ROGER 1. BERRY Of BERRY I. rUt I FR. Atft,r'n,'ys at Law, p 0 you some medicine to block the nerve stimulation to the formation of acid-digestive juice. These help a great deal In some patients, but not everyone can take them. In older persons they can cause difficulty In bladder action if the prostate is enlarged, or occasionally problems with pressure In the eyes. included too many calories, because theY were loaded with A few I)EAK DR. IAMB fat, particularly saturated fat. That leads to obesity and an years ago I had a varicose vein increase In heart and vascular removed from my leg and have disease used support hose since. My question is, what do you The protein in foods tends to neutralize the {*cld-dlgestive advise using if I go swimming, juice in the stomach. But you as the stocking would cease to don't have to use cream or support when It gets wet and in whole milk for that. Unless you sWiInrntng I use a pretty strong have poor tolerance to milk, kick. UIA1'"EFs!)ER.Y0Ud0fl't which causes bloating and discomfort in many adults with nedii 'flIn, i !" z.1um?Ing. vek. 4tnd out when and without ulcers, you could Varict use forsified skim milk. A glass you sta,"I 'hp. 'The pressure between meaLs might help. If from Ihe column of blood you don't like the first brand try ninning cm hill to the leg anither. Sonic brands of for- causes this. When you lie down tiid skim milk taste a greqt the varicose veir drain. deal better than others. In swimming, you will be You can take antacids such as lying down so that Is part of the Maalox. The best time (ü take solution. Also, when you conthem is between meals aixi at tract your leg muscles it milks bed time. Eating a regular the deep veins In the legs and meal will usually neutralize the prevents accumulation of blood acid-digestive juice for about in the legs. Finally, the water around you one and a hail to two hours. You j will exert pressure on your have another increase at time. Use that Information to tissues and help prevent take antacids four times a day dlstentlOfl of the veins. In short. to neutralize stomach acid, swimming should be good That Is what the food is for, so exercise for anyone with this might do the trick for you varicose YelflL and you don't need support white actually without making you fat. Your doctor might also give 1w1m11)lng. - _n.__.,__, Orawer 0, 110 F Commercial Street. SCnford, Florid. 32771 on or before the 17th day Of October. 1975. c otherwiSe a default will be entered against you WI'NFSS my hand and otficial w'alnf the Clerk of the Ciruit Court rn the 11th day of September. 1975. Seal) Arthur H Rechwitp,, Jr Clerk nO Ih Circuit Court liv Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk 'iiblith- ept 15, 77. 79. Oct 6. 1973 IEP lbS N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. :ulT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OUPITY, FLORIDA, :ASE NO. 7S413CA.$9.0 APPY I POPP arid JOANNE A I 'OPP, his Wife. PlintefOs. APRY C. PROSSEN and KATH- FEN I PROSSEN. his wife, and I 'lplANcr AMERICA CORP . a lorida corporation, Defendants NOTICEOPSALE ISy virtue of a decree heretofore r pridered in the above styled cause ri the 11th day of Sepf . 1971. the ndersigr,,d Deputy Clerk of the irCujt (r.r Shall proceed to pub Ii dy sell to the highest and best Idder for cash •t the west front 'otrance of the Courhhouse ni emlnole County. Sanford. Florida, I 11:00 A M on the 79th day of S pp). 1925. within the Iiqil hours of ,.tIe, the following described o roperty to $aIi$Iy said Omit decree ° loriclotur,, t wit: tot I, Block "B". KNOLL w000, S S ECOND ADDITION, according to tr 'e Plat thereof as recorded in PIat ok is. Peoe 36, Public Recn-d of Si 'rniysoie County WITNESS this the 17th day a, 'pt, eel) Arthur H Seckwitti, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court ISy: Elaine RIChard, As Deputy ClirI iblish' Sept. 15. $973 ER.114 ctlmpli-i.tivp nHusbandcan have offier employment 1 173 7315 '- large fmiIy room, central air, large fenced yard 525.500 value for 577.000 Good location. West lake flrntlev area, nood sthools REALTOII3727I9I ______________________________ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' 1.45 ..' t')n fbi CHILDREN WELCOME In ScPiOOI & SP)r.(Jpng cAPdroPr) ','ORtt.F PAP:s irc San Mn Central) 35155 OrIanc1orye 171 19)0 bath CALL 372 7611 _____________________________________________ Associate 373 "' Who Knows? Frmrrc P4., A,Jm.ratrtion ' Fed.rat Hnp 'PCI Veterans Conventional Finncing9 TAFFER REAL Peg Rei Estate Broker 11(5)1 75th St 372 Patio Apartm ents SANFORD JOHNNY WALKER GEPI ER AL CON TRACTOR RIAL ESTAtE. INC 3226457 Homes, Lots And Acreage FROM 925 , W. Garnett White 322-2090 flrgh,'r 107 W Commercial 5,iritond 37? 7*11 'OHPI KRIDFR, ASSOC - _________ - -- _______ VASOdown Spercent lOper cent FI'4A Bedroom. 1', bath. Sanford. air, carpet, fenced yard. tow 570's 373 MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES - "° Larry Saxon, Realtor CONyENTlOwA, eff,c 'ency for oneor two near 175.373 4767 VA SO DOWN Each Woodmer'. Home Features Central Heat ano Air, Shag Carpeting In LIving Areas, Inside And OutsIde Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen. PrIvately Fenced Pear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yourself, __________________________ land 7hedroorns, carpet. air: quiet Lease Nopets 377 1110 br? fledroomt AduitlOnly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park Only. 170 up 95'0 FINANCINO AVAILAILE SALES BY Z ,. - 323.7860 KISH by 3 BR. baths, masonry home. * Ig fAmily rm carport Newly painted, carpeted. ar. fenced baCk yArd, priced to Sell at $70 900 831 6569 - -v (OIIPITRY ESTATE Beautifully renicrcieIed 3 bedroom 7 bath - 3210041 home, large Screened atebo with barbacue& bar 1$' '36' pool, fully fenced, on cmll acreage 569.000 . tOW COUNTY TAXES Im mAculate 7 bedroom ((IS home with wnrkchop and plenty of space for diarden on oversized lot 1)9.000 - Place an ad in classified It doesn't matter what you need You'll find that some reader has lust that item he or sh. would lIke to Sell DO 31A-CXiplexes - .. -- - - LAKE MARY 7 BR Duplex. $150 plus 130 depoSit. Forrest Greene Inc F XCI IJSIVF AREA Legal Notice ________________________ - You've FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged lnbusines5at RI 1 Box III. Weklv Perk Drive, Sanford, SemInole County. Florida under the flttitiop name of WEKIVA LAN DlNC',.andhttal weinteridtoregi5tcr said me wIth the Clerk 00 the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitls Name 5flufes, To Wit Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1931 5' Russell I Moncript Kathleen Monrie'f Publish Sept. I, IS. 77. 79. 1973 DEW St - _____________________________ NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF AP PLICATIQN FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION SOURCE The Florida Department of En vironmental Regulation has received an apc.licatipo for a permit to construct an infectious waste lncinerator,antjrceofa,r(,(,flutbon at Seminole County Animal Control The application has been submilted by C' Bob Beat Co . pursuant to Chapter 177 F A C nI ,bC D"hiirt meol's rules recjartlung the ontrol of emissions of Whith may affeO the maintenance of National Air Quality Standards Copies of the . ' "4' ,..s.a.. 'JW•'J'"tll yard 529 300 PIFAR SCHOOL- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath. 97x132' tree stiacted iot, central heat & air, nearly new 1.10.000 't, 151.300 CUSTOM REALITY-- Talk about large rooms. 7.90) SQ ft I 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, family room, egitipped kitchen, carp.t, color Crete, on 7", acres 131.500 PFACEFUL- A real pretty 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home, fireplace, carpet. breakfast bar Many extras went Into the construction Asking 115.000. but encouraging all offers After hours call Jo McDaniel. 372 6136 MLS - REALTORS '171 0011 - tenancs lee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash colleclion, structural insurance and outside IIabil,ty. Grenada Townhomes qualify for the 5% credit. ii las 0tt'r c,p,res S.pteebe, 30, 7973 Granada Tównhomcs '4 4J CAUJART RUt ISTAII, Roil [stat. Rroler I , , Brokef coop invited -- Prsp.ty iii.. office hsun,: 9 to 7 W,E.p t• f,,O, I I. 3 [LI 6i - ¶.51 LI B '3 .'•' ' $st,rda 6 Svnda PP.cae (1031 372172$ Sr 323 *040 :i Euai HO,,Sirig Oppttviili,i. Fqull Niiyitir'$ LPnd.r - - _______ 1973 Buick Century PowerStee.nlnq, Brakes, Ar Best Offer 65$ $767 ______________________________ - ' Chevrolet mileage, small E' Camino, low v a. auto trans 76-Auto 'a" PS. air. Immaculate condition throuchoul 11.400 or best offer Accond 'd ,'rer'es U? e' Phone 162 7206 after 6 pm change REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 SaMta'd AC 1970 AMC Rebel SttiQo wagon 601 Celery Abe, Sanford _____________________________ small V I. automatic, air Phone fl-Junk Cars Removed - _______' 63-'Mchinery.TooIs ' -1917 Ferguson Tractor. ,',Od,l - 1971 Pontiac Lemns. ar. steering, duSt brake's. lOw mileage 51400 37364)7 after 6 WE ItIJY JUNK CARS 171 S744 35 315.1 -____________________________ (,cing fithingi Get all the' equipment yOu 0' With A wAnt act -_ ' .- -----_--_64-Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampoc)e'rfOrOnty%l SOperday 1947 Oldsmobile 41? Ispeeci AM FMRad 1173 377 33)7 1973 BuIck LeSabre. sacrifice $7150 orhestoffer' 377 1991 days, orlfl TlllafterS 75-.N1orcycles CARROLL'S FURNITURE Motorcycle Insurance 1973 PlymOuth Satellite, metallic orcen with *e,ite vinyl top Low mileage, air, full power, likC new en It's like pennies from heaven owpef,J7,395 373 3702 AK C English Bulldog PuPPies. you tell "Dm1 Needs" with A ______________________________ ChAmpion blond lines, I male. 1 want act. - 1964 Che'wrofet Station Wagon, good 0em 37'? 036? _____ -condition economical 6 c-.l 1400 -______ - (14' be'S? Offfw' 1710969 . 79-Trucks-Trailers 66--Horses - -- -- - , '73 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, like new - 19.'.' Or,, • PiCk p 'ong bed P ,l I 19.000 ' Relocated must Sell Pin?oaeldng, * years o' th tack " Ond cnod'tion 'i & 34 9zlA fgre 7 P! gr 321 0755 3?? 676* tt' S r S'SO 139 t9'73 eve', ____________________________ BLAIR AGFNCY 373 65-Pets.Supplies ----- ____________________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' sliding glass door 4 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Phone 373 (434 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -- - _____________ Cherry Dron lat dining table, I leaf, 175 Maple dinette table, pariri hones, 133 1303711 ModernizIng your Home? Sell no longer needed but usiful items wIth a Classified Ad '' Assume Payments Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe Sewing machine Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance Of 55$ or 10 payments 0159. Se. at SANFORD SEWING CENTER __1 1771 _______________________________ AIR CONDITIONING. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE REFRIGERATION, DUCT MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 37? WORK 74 hour service All 1331 makes DYKES AIR CON _______________________________ OtT IOPIING. 372 *177 .r- - 52-Appliances _______________________________ OUAL liv APPI lANCES AT --- ------- BARGAIN -______ PRICES SANFORD XENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machines "OONEYAPpLIAN r'ES)73.C)69; Saiens Ahakiu _____________ .. - . ._....., '' I, ''"'P - TO,'.'fp'ç BEAUTY SALOPI S fte.i1', PInl I .,. liluzurtous Carpeting OeIuxe Equipped Kitchen Includes DlshwasSi •Automatic Washer 1. Dryer In Every Unit •Central Heat a Air •DeIUX. Clubhous. & Swimming Pool 'Conv.ntent To Schools, Churchs a Shopping - . i",' p ,..' : '' ': • ,. r S?L3 ) ,. .. ,. , 'I' .'' iii'.." 5 i, IA ,, c'rcretn' work. e'tc By the hOur Ca' by - - ' O, A&A CLEANS ALL 371 (*M Free House Wash *ith any rO"b cleaning job t regulAr price 545 & uo A smell Classified Ad bringS p returns Tm, one and see Call ),' 7611 or III 9993 ____________________________________ t,ri",i ' & TV .' i sr g',iS cot' Proript sn dlr'f'erdent Service $7 .ng up 372 131 HAP'S P .SDtfl 1. T (,rr , na'1 'i.r , . TV5. RADIOS AND RECORD PARK AVE P1 A" F PS '157 S it yc'*,' arc' having dill.culhy finding a gil,e to tiyp c.i' 'o drive a lob '.r'mr For dependable lawis Service F.recl COMMERCIAL MOWING "i " r wit' C' ""ed '' ids e' cia, Roofing ___________________________ , 'ic -, 'e.'ct ill a' reasonable rates (all Rick. Reynolds rrt CH[AP 5tinQIl'S All work guaranteed 't- ,,im,, ______________________________________ BR000EN ROO INC. 3736100 Offke MQCIIIIL$ -"--' , ' ' '.'" "I ___________________________ on'P need!" Serve a ujsefuI purp " Se servce' all makes and models' Free PCkp and Delivery S,,rf,rd B ,siness P,lact'iinai 317 1Q05 again when you Sell them with a Cl5%ifI.J Ad froni th Herald Call u lodayl Donut delay' Just dial 372 7611 or 11) 999) To pIa 'Cur r'' r' .Sj .. Thinking about that summer vacation' Get a better car through Well Drilling Paint & Body Work tlseclassifiedathintoday'spapec FRFF ESTIMATES on %mlI o' faroe remodeling otis Call after 6 PM, F Iovci Shives 373 7677 Free estimates Save ItS or more *411577 '." _________________________ Lawn Care lob '372 9)65 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS ' i Exterior pressurec:earang Radio _______________________ . _________________________ - Eta.v rice *or Light '. r.,, laIe.n Cu'k clearng 17'? PIP ,iItr 5 ______________________ Ct Pcrnocielinç Addt.ons, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 3736031 Ixwiiiii ' •• - ''.'.ri I p',' improvements - Weddings. Cardids. Commercial. Aerial, Portraits Adtertsnig I)) 'V.29 or p79 _______________________________ .- _______________________ ,, pci 'oft tPir000p'i August P K SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY erVlCe Maintenance Land KidS Outgrow ttti- SWing Set or Smail bicycle' Sell these idle items wIn a want an To place your act, coil sour friendly Classified gal at The HerAld '1) 2611 nr III 3 ' Home 1 711a .- _______________________________ Fr !'i . , full loin' t'cv'kkcm'prr Finnl Statements and tax reports *31 760$ "extras'' that count at v r ',',', BOOkkeeping Ser'vlc. ci-'', -- .. ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING Rulldorinig. F .cavating, DitCh (frnp,',i, H,irrm"? IC; F - aCkflOe L.ar14t Cl'arinu lii dirt, ctay, rock All kindS of ci ii rig House trailers StOred & moved 322 9)42 or $3.4 1195 Care - PET PEST INN ltc.irOing & Grooming P' JI.'? a?57 - ______________________ Beauty ... LM Custom n",ide Repairs Discount Prices 37? ¶420 P'et Care _________________________ lomeror, .'rr'or Pl.istering P'ster r-.':" no & SrflutAteci bfiCk & ttone speCialty 7722710 ....... PItform Rocker, $15, $ Cushion Snf. $75. Sofa Bed 565. Window fan. 117, Antique Mahoqony Secretary, 1760. 1 Oak dnrlg Chairs, old. 195. $inql bed Complete, 110 Executive Office desk, $75 Niereicliner $65 Gate leo table, $15., KULP DECORATORS 109 West 1st St. 377 7)15 _______________________________ - ttrat Heat & Air Ccna.ticwirag For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 107 Ft Firtt flwnln'wn " 377.94)1 Fe. $49 1)10' -- Home Impovements1 Air conditioning rar'i'loa 110W. AIrport Blvd., Sanford Office Open 10. 6 Daily Call 323.7080 1973 Chevy Van. model C ) AutomatIc, 350 V I. Extra ShAre $2795 Call Don Pooe. 377 1651 Dealer' 1969 ----1 Ye,, base tried IP'.' rest roe, try the' ejt .nert fy01 5, 7 at,t.r p p'n;7]lj9 Pk up P. (lCi , .I'r ,,,,, , ,,, WELLS OPIILED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AlItypesandsiz SSe?epairands,eriy(c S'tlNE MACHINE 8. SUPPLY CO Pest Cintrol "v' 707W 2nd St 321 64)2 _____ Interior, Exterior PaintIng. 7Syears __________________ experIence also minor reç'airs V __________________ ART BRO.sN F'FST CONTROi Workman MI $770 -. i) Saoara RCul,eird, San'fsrd FIir'ida )tUl - ' 51-Household Goods Now Renting For As Little As 15O Per Mo. / US - ,,fter 3pm eat'onal Vehicles __________ Vt,', - 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments _ 75- R r.r 377 7611 Call Phil Gonzalez 30337339)9 * 196$ El (amino, Qood COnditiOn. ______ -- - --------- -- big _______________________________ I _____________________________ . - 0 It's the little Bankamer,carci Sanford Auction U'(' Frecv' 373 'Ji, _, . -.- u'1QiiiQr!e'r, j, 76.000 BTU.air cooditioner, $75, 196lDndgeChargerbody&motor parts j7) 9549 'I 4 (barge ____________________________ --------------.- --- -_- '' liuridy clarinet with stand, excellent condition. $173 Avocacin green Early American sofa. $40 See at 14.4 Wilson Drive. lake ?.Sary. or call 377 3036 ' ', 3235739 AUCTION 373 7310 By Owner 7'z miles west Sanford 3 bedroom, excellent conditIon $15.90) 1710730 or $67 7619 PlO MONEY OOWN WITHC,00() CREDIT Several rw hAnd guns. carvion e g"r'tles for lawn ri ' NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean 3 BR home, family room, garage, carpets $31 5777 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR I99 Pniadrunn.r, excellent in e,ery resr.eni, ce cold air. 5993 ball, bedroom Suite, hide a bed. SMALl MONTHLY PAYMENT several dIn.tte, Spanish Style Many other cars to choose from cedar chest roll a way -, bedding. YOUR RELIABLE DEALER Appliances TV's P. ri,$c items Chico & The Man ton numerouS to rr'entjon Matter 173 ISlOnr *3.4 4603 Rc.clikeepinq done in my home Reasonable experienced Free I" ('Un P. t1l..ry 172 577$ Granada Townhome at Sancwa • Move in for lee, ond you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome h offer Over 1650 square feet of living apace . InCluding 3 bedrooms. 2Y baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, onclosed patio garden. two.car garage with electric doors. central heat and air, color'coordinatad kitchen end much more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Sanora Homoowner* Association On closing we pay your r:uiiI foe (S400) ,ic,d first year r:er'ir'.tup O March 1, 1976 Prices rang. from $36,900 to $38500. Move in for as little as 5'/. down with financing .17.15% (APR.) or 7.25'/, (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly niain. - items TOP LOCATION 3 Bedroom. 2 fireplace, drprs, shutters, car '- 20 lOt Star? Chrlstmns sti000nq now Farn free attt by letting me show your frIends Sarah Coaentry Jewelry 773 779i after 6 . County. Florida under the fictitious name of Peculation Office at 33)9 Mquire Avenue. t)rlan'jo. Florida Persons At MOST N U CH IL ORE NS wlshinotocornmentonany aspect of THRIFT SHOP. and that we intend to reoister said name with the Clerk this ACtion are required to Submit their comments in writing to the of the Circuit Court. Seminole ixtldre,s above within thirty days of County. Florida In accordance with publicatIon of this notice the provibpos of the Flttitiop5 The State Of Florida Name Statute's, To Wit Section Departen of Environmentai $4309 Florida Statutes 1937 PeguItion 5: IrIs Crystal __ it! mattress: mite after 1 p rn as YUii J.JP,J'J rTiPYir9 allowance wren you ouy a new TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - f4 773.1 Sept 10. 1973 Publish' Sept IS. 1975 DEP %C got Peg Real Estate Broker 37'? 130). 2640 HIawatha Aye at 17 92 ' aforementioned application, the technical analysis performed by the Department's stall. and their FICTITIOUS NAME Proposed decision, are available for NotIce l hereby given that w are public inspe'ction at the Florida enoaoed in business at H'way )7-97, Oeiiartment of Environmental Lonawooct, Seminole Jeanne P Pouasei,w Publish' Sept 13. 77. 79 Oct 6. $975 DER.lal Neat 7 Paytori Realty ________________________ Legal Notice - tiecirooni cott,iqenn deep Iru.t tt('e ShAded tot 516 $'1) Gti'yl trm REALTORS CALL 177 761) rs(rIanIa. W' "" . Z REAL ESTATE SarilofdlB.d,00m marrlen *jple only No pets 13, 6956 Mrs M"tlo Elm, - 3 Bedroom. 2 bath well maintained, recently redecorated, ice. maker - PM SlJitC. SC? of 6oak chairs. PlEUoPl'S FLORIDA POSES Woodrurt'sr,ardenCen,,. 377 1917 Complete S ft Pathsplit plan. tarqela.'nily room. ____________________ ____________________ 710 Palm Place F F Emaculate 7 .'xtras 372 S)tlbeforeS 30a m or Sect control GardenLn,j J4, 1$? St. 3236630 FULLER BRUSH fiafefvgIacsb. central heat & air, fireplace, carpeted, dishwasher Call Cliff, '7 nays by 'I6,9OO THE CONTRACT" 15, p,. 'j 'o the highest bidder rOmplete line of quality furniture including French queen size ___________________________ __________________________ $w 10 Green carpet. clog tied with "SERVICE BEYOND 3 Bedroom. 10', acres, 'n Geneva. _________________________________________________ ,,cnthIy Rentals Available WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311313 E. First St Hartman Realty Inc. REALTORS $304061 After Hrs III 1170 hut Spectra KItchen Battwoom al ri(.)1, Coon' er' tcpt. 5irik, lnttâl;ati avail I able Bud CabelI 372 $032 any time Rei Rotary, 1000. electric "Mimo" mAchine cuourb cønditiOn Sell Ouick for cash Alto I" Oewalt Radial arm saw 377 7911 between 6pm P. $ 10pm Kish Real Estate Crank Realty 1505 W. 25th 5?, SANFORD Water paid. $01 Meonnlla Ave Phone 377 0211 _________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale _______ -____________________ -- -- CASSEL BERRY - Duplex blocks off 1797 00 Paved street Excellent investment priced right at 171,30) farm, with lots of truit, Has I BR Sept. 1570 ISlander motor -- cc.i 5aCrfic dud" iili'iS'. -.62-Lawn-Garden Call '1710616 ---------------' - doufilewide7l' 152' mobile home, 717 BAYW000CIRCLE- 3 BR, I', REALTOR *30)644 bath, new carpet, in excellent condition Large tOt. 571.500. SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, nle trees air conditioner 7*39GAIE PLACE- 3 BR. 3"', bt por,pe. 3 yr3. old, in new COIl CALL TO SEE dition 121.900 1 AKE MARY- 3 bedroom 1' bathhomewilhcentralheat&ajr 705 LAUREL AVE - 3 BR. I bath. wail to elementary bicycle to shaded lot. zoned commercial, for coIleo. VA fnuining available a home or huSinss 113.900 $74 5 7123 YALE AVE - 3 or 1 BR mini Forrest Greene, Inc. apt Selling below appraisal at 37) 6353 REALTORS *30613) _____________________________ ("nyyiri...r,-h,l b,........aa..,. 'iiiiiii t..ioi r I uvr lIt'S -- - , Cash' Which iS best to' you - in your SituAtiOn. Nooneknows--but YOU Wr will give you direction to help w.tb Ike right anSwer •o kOWS si'uat ion Call Trxlay For Appt p1. Iaroe upStairs apartment 5125 WINTER SPRINGS - Immaculate Monday '1 9'1 :::::_____..,_._,, Merchandis.: mobile home park 516.000 Private Flnncinq' eneva 4 to School, minutes from 118.17.92 176 000 1901 Caprice, mechanics spec al 61-Building Nterials 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. In exclusive BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES I Bedroom apartment, 117 French Ave 1100 month plus $75 depost 37? 61)7 or 67$ 1632, pletCly fenced Wilking distance 7 Apartment buildings, near town convenIent to shøpping district COti 'i(P(x3l', 570000 each. terms available For information call Evet 3?) 0.485 LAKE MARY - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, central air & heal, welt kept home on nice lOt com t970 lcwing, 307 pnq . a'r. au'o 5395 "" 721 --Commercial Property 46-' ____________________________ -'----SEMINOLE CO Acreage trattt, IS'wth7'ri,ø. Srntl and trge 5700') i.er arr. ".':? '' And iJ T.'rr R.'',!', P )iIc)r 7.. -little want iin 0711 n rig big, j res,jlt ee'% 1970 Repel, 6(yl ,Atjto. extra Clean, 519) 1961 v arman Gpiia, rn real .vefl e'lCome - Da'sin Wagon, thiS 1961 Dodac PT, auto, 1595 PUBLIC AUCTION (AtSelberry, Il 9?. *30 1706 '- MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pro Real Estate Broker - S pep with .111 ______________________ mr. )730)1 6 3 22-7643 Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast tale to qjAl t 8roec erg.' 1 bedroom mobil, home with screened in porch, furnshpd No pets 57$ wI 171 2654 Luxury .'i?i PriCed in 30's 3?? _______________________________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY D.*,s ) wtr apartment' bOrn.', enrinserf g.irag e Assume r''' tc Call to See SAPII APIDO REALTY INC. REALTORS 1316777 IS Acres, OF ANY CAR 1967 Mitanq 7*9 eng air auto runs perfect 5795 1967 Firebird V I yIiO* iew.' 57$ special, $993 72-Auction " _______'' - Wood (ir Steel desks fexrcotive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 8. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. PIOLL'S _________ Farms-Groves TOWARD PURCHASE 1971 CASH in on ''' . Used office furniture fenced, barn near I I Only 5150 137.000 cacti ThIs Ad Worth S25 ANTIQUES . 60-Office SUppliCS -'-- '- baths. I it(P'pn coapoed. Split plan Many Ilt,'v irn a r.rw home! Moving to an 177 1991 1919 S French 37) 7371. 372 1196,172 19*4 372 1939.372 1164 2 --- rip s".rb "iiri'. 1969 Pnntiac Catalina, A I. new rsr,t. tires rad,o, all power, ar. 57'41 '171 1747 CASH 322.4132 For useci furniture appliances tocis, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's P,SAr' 713 Sar,tgrcl Ave I ','ieFletri( Guitar AC(r'S',rri'.-. (aft rnllct for Lou (607) 99) 117) OR PEtIT - ____________________ I tilq flrum Highway u Gently rolling land near Holbrook, Arizona and act iscent to the Petrified Forest and PAinted Desert National Parks PAST(JPF new fly O'wrw'r, I BR, 7 bath, C H & A, formal dining, family rm with f.rplr, workshop, fenced yard. CaliBart Real Estate Central Florida's PEAt NICE 'I be'iroom. )i naran., each side nvrstors - 3 bedroom. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Almost rn __________________________ Wanted to buy used Office Ourri,ture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy I? 9? *30 171)6 '1775394 ________________________________ I efilanc rinlnet. Qood CQod,tion US Phnni. 1710471 r 37? 1176 fattpst ornwing stat, it,s? off ii S ______44 1966 T Bird. fully equipped. ei(eInt condition Call 177 7931 after 4 DAvIS' 3719370 ?? 3 17,075 30 t 7 OCr Cent In? with 136 AdditiaI payments In America's ¶0 ft riO living area. 3 large hedroomc, 7 lull baths, garage All the "onridies " 175.500 For Your Junk C,,rs 373 9)36 I Piece or HouSefuit - 51*40 original price may be piCked lIp by making I hMk paymentt of $490) ,',Si'li with a balance of - Cash - Furniture We Buy 59-?jsicaI MerChandise ASSUME PAYMENTS t 17W 1t St , 722 $6.41' In 7751 - .- 68-Wantn'4 to Buy POBSOPI MARINE 7977 Hwy 1 97 _____ FCA' Your Junk Cars 373 1379 ______________________________ - _______- -. - IS' Punatinut. fiberglas, canvas top. SO HP Mercury, enqige & boat iri ercellent shA & ready to go C.00ri trailer, 5795 327 4067. REALTORS 643 _________________________________ 10 ACRE RANCH CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES hedroomi. -- - Fiberglass boat, fully carpeted. with bait & rod wellS Call 323 1M9 before II am or er 330 Al TAMOPITE SPRINGS IOxl1O' lot, trees IJPIION PAL' K l(1%'xl7$' lot. zoned A 7, rice trees Well & septic tank iorlun,I I AK F MARY WonrlNi takey,ew lot on paved roan, very cfiirmir,g 8-Autos________________ for Sale JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Bo.car" C'ORMLY'S F 16 Sanford 1733 IS' - ------------------- ' ______________ 67A-Feed Pip Johnson electric and Mt (hell tilt trailer ASking $675 BALL REALTY 7 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ____________________________ - FOREClOSURE SALE dliiplpres LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 323 6353 7365 Park Dr i OP1r.W000 Distress Sale Stemper Realty - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. PlO PETS 116W 2nd St. .. - NO II' Door Glass fiber gIs with 1977 Forrest Greene, InC. bedroom, 7' -, baths. swimming pool ran acre plus Custom built Piomewith many extras Only 1 yr old Plow reduCed to 1.67.300 PP43 Peal Fsta'e Broker 121 C/-iO 171 7*9% 1?) $215. 377 7? PAF.'k AVENUE DUPLEX -Two tecirror, 1 Path p'P Side Do,,,bie O.1ra04' I ci your property pay for itself Only 57500) Call now to 5CC SELLING IT MAKES CASH PlACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 377 26)1 or $31 9993 'Isi',,i. St''ri D.po',t Peqjri- IT'S A BIRD NEST ON THE GROUND' 2 BR. custom built Brittany Clean as a whistle Old brick fireplace and much more! Ypu just notta see to believe! And atl this for iuSl 579.900 4tAcrge ' ' Phone '1726909 '"-""- SANFORD - BCvtifuI 7 Story 1 WIlT REALTY -' Garage Apartment --- 'Em While 'A 3736061 or)?) OSI7eves STORING IT MAKES WASTE- 4 HOME 8. POOL Iln'dro., 7 tiaths, 3 car garage. F l rrn ("cit H A Pr,e 1,11000 103W 1st St 7 15ec1roomyjtp, centrAl Air; no pet3, 5150 month pljs depoit 37) 5735 140 MAN'S SPECIAL!! I orated in Qijiet neighborhood, priced below appraisal at 1)5.300 with NO closing Cts Call us now for location and details Trafer A writ' 15 oniri overall Icorith ring tOqu. 7I Tandem axle electric brakes. for baulino ?rator or I piece of eniilr.men? 1500 firm )19S7?7 1749 ______________________________ 55-Boats & ACcessories- - HANDY __________ ________________________________ ________ I (3'lr,WOOD - New home', 1300 Peg Real Estate Broker on P rI r.'.s 'help cr eAti-,in 1"at rcl,rempni vIlaqe on Inc tAutifuI Wehiv R , vr at Camp Seminole 17) 4170 p St.tO .1 n EDROOM I' bath. SlOyp & rtniger15tpr, $7300 down M UNSWORTpi REALTY - ]flR "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" REALTOR Large 3 BR. 2 equipped kitchen, new mrpet. guatlfyin Only 573.900 17.000 down Outifyi WEEKLY RATES . -TruckTUe Goats STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. (')ctjPiI wide mobile borne on 6 acres in Grneva for SAle or rent Call Art (ornett, 373 9197 after S p m weehdkyc bath home, nice faiity room, New hor" na rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized tO Qualified buyers Call to see 34-WbiIe Homes 2 P.3 IlL' '.Ortli F HOMES , r 'P .., Pr' 'ui nj Utlitis Realty 67-Uvestock.uIt - 6U ______________________________ ______________________ Electronics. $73.30') 371 1916 strom * They're Hot" * - . Sten B&w, from RENTAL PURC'.fASE PLAN _______________________ Your MLS Agency FOP YOU- ('FT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' 322- 2420 Anytime -- --'---------'--' __________ COLOR TV, 511 9SMOPITH porch, fenced pAtio, near Scott's PIOQLJAL;FYING Nw3 brirm home. all extras. I - ----------------_ _____- 730) Mellonville Ave 7617 PEAl TOP, 373 775.0 Selma Williams I '.( TOO A''.Qi I AT 1 322 '11 F'trnShpd7 fli'drm Houi-Pr,. Yard 12? O'7 or 377 1".l _______________________________ 1 I ale Mary 3 BR. I halh, fence, no flualifyinrj 573 950 Acre Realty. H AL COLBERT REALTY INC 201 F 75th St 37) 1*3 HAL COLIIERT. REALTOR Eves 3720612 Partially fur ri shed 1 t-"trni 'i'd fruit tri-e S?: in 1155 Monday, Sept. 13, 1975-SB __________ $13.' Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 37) 1731 Custom mobile home, double wide,? Rr'rlronm. 2 baths, ClOSed in - Small home, for sale by owner, II mos old. central heat & air.) Ilk's I' ,tiaths, 3,) 0117. 2514 ElCpitri Drive interest "Get Deys -377 6173 Nights 377fl forget it with a Classified Ad. 372. 2611 )t4A5 I? RI At. TOP 37) 5711 * JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS , - Color TV'S from 130 GREORYMOBILE HOMES N0lOrfandoDriy, SanfordI7I 3700 ________ ST. Why storell andforget II? Sell itand location 33-Houses Furnished ' - Haro'd Hall Reai -_____ EvenIng Herald, Sinford, Fl. ______ 53-TRadioStereo -- 7droom. air coditIOned. fenced yard. 1901 Summerlin Aye 51.900 ma' offer. 377 3197 172 2111 AFTERHRS 37797*1 327064* PrAITOR 377 1991 RENTAL I AK EF RON 1 7 fin'lronm ChOiCi5)75 - ' 2S71 Park Dr 7 Bedroom, in qoo condition v'wu'IIent 516 500 Terms 7 BR. fffl(i-(I yard 5)50 Adults f'ttrr 121 S$SI or 1)7 A7r) Retired Idv to sIt in my home with QUALITY INtl NORTH twO small children References I 1 & SR 131. Looqwood 373 S776 ___________________________ Fulltlmetawidrivec Sanford Yellow Cab. 20) S Park -___________________________ LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIA1 lOW PRIc _______ - JIM HUNT REAL'fl' INC. C'01'PIIRYIAKFFRONT Closeto town 1 bedroom I acre, boat Hot se sell or ri-nt 3 bi-drOOrnI bath, air, ktchi-n PQUflCrJ. lakr' view SIb 900 67* 15ss after 5 PM 7 Bedroom F urnithed , Irith,' 20's 1 Slit beriroorn pI.in, central air, fireplace, " i'ellenf lc,jtir IBR, 7 bAth Pinec rest are,, yard. 5190 n.n sso deposit n 7S)i Pxt 17, Ii? 5 *10 1573 31-Apartments Furnished $10 depoSit PlrohJc flu',' '.'E ir'ctriflratefl 3 her1r, 7 bath (tOM' l Qhools and Shopping Prat.rin.,bli. rent 177 1110 $133 1150- Color TV Congenial person f or general bookkeeping needed at once. Five day week Pay to commensurate wIth ability Excellent working (ondifions: fringe benefits Send resume to Box S$6, Co The Evening Herald. P 0 Box 1657. Sanford. Fla 1717) -_- STUDIO 1, 2, 3 month - OWNFR TRANSFERRED - 3 Bedrooms, foyer, family room. fireplace carpeting and many other extras Extra large lot With t*anino citrus and above grojnd Fool in S Pinecrest Priced for flisi(k saleat 571 900 with lowdown payment F X C F I I F P1 1 INCOME PROPERTy 7 story, 7 apart manIc with 7 CBS apartments in rear I ive in nn. and rent 1 fur fiShed Apartments $71000 , ardens Deflary--Aoults 1 BR. air, close to storCi, churches Ideal for retired persons 661 6.4*1 or 377 IOSI - I bedroom. StOry With 2 large porchi's 1150 Children 0 K . no N'tS 171 .176? - -- 41-Houses 373 1910 - - rr.ii Ii II -- small 7 fli.dn, Sloi,I' & refrq..-. rnnnth pIus Utiltips & 575 deposit 3 bedroom unturn apt, kitchen eouipp.'d. very clean See to ap predate 595 mo plus security dep 130 )flUl7 AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 611 7079 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IlesutIclan with following preferred. that a proceeding for dissolution of or without, in new Zayre's marriage has b.n filed against you Shopping Center. I) 92 arid Alrpot end that Petitioner, JAME' C Road Alenp's Fashions & Beauty CLARK, seeks ether relief against Salon. 373 1530 before S 30. ..-,.!i" ••i!i iUi1 inI yQuIQwInij Mnaner for local apartment descrIbed real property, to wit, Ulcer Patient HasProblems 'In'.' Wi-it 70th St Property i br ri'u ,il I ri'c(Pi Aye 7)00 S ft .i'iuptp c'.rkng Ph 171 76 i'.i ..' 'I)) "v"inq 47 Holly Ave 7 nra. hitcher Irnuipped panel lnq(,iret .f Hotly P. Fifth St 18-Help 18-Help Wanted (i f4.i1rrirm hpuS, stoy.' refnpnrr,lnr & Ar Conditioner ' see CAPRI EARLY DINERS SAVE MONDAY thru FRIDIEY SATURDAY 9.Noon 11-Instructions FrIend Underdog (44) Mickey Mouse Club 430 (2) Bonanza (6. 8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (33) Batman (44) GiIlIgan's Island 5'OO (9) Gltliqan's Island (24) Mster Rogers Neighborhood _____________________________________________________ Sat. A Sufl. 2:0-4:30 "HAMMER OF GOD" 31c4 line 6lhru 25 times 24C5 line 26 times (32.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - 5:30 P.M. 6-Chad Care (33) Rocky And Ii)) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5'30 (2) News (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal IiI'a '.IiII AI...... (35) Lost In Soace (44) Partrldae FamIly 6:00 (2.6.8.9) News (24) ElectrIc Company (44) Lucy Show 630 (2. 8) NEiC News llca line ithrustlmes HOURS 37-Business - - MAKE ROOM TO STop Youp WIN1EI ITEMS SELL 'nou'i NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or 131 93 and a friendly Ad Visor will 1he, you - FdoeQ' Night Rhyme An 3:75 (44) SpirIt Of'76 3'30 (6) Tattletales (9) One Life To LIve (24) Yoga (35) Rugs Bunny, Prrneye And Pals (44) Flirttstones 4fl0 (2, 8. 13) Somerset (6) PartrIdge Family (9) DInah (24) Sesame Street • RATES - 'a.., a CLASSIFIED DEPT. 0:00 AM. Winter Park - 52 Open (poet) 53 Fqhter plane I ., - 41-Houses --- - t Park, Carpeted drAper ' ,yArd. lake priVitCq flea churct ;75 IORREST C.REEN( INC REAl TOPS 0M?s 831-9993 322-2611 -- 'RN'. JU I Marble Machine World (9) A IIl Reason (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog (2, 8. 13) Another U) ö 6 Conttdry hahn) 9 Colonizes 33 Felines 7 Ethel 34 Marbles 8 Extended ' 3:00 • . Orlando Seminole __41 -Houses Real Estate - 3 Bedroom t'. bath norni. ,n,1 n CLASSIFIED 11 Dwight Srnutker. said property o DEADLINES being located In Seminole County. Florida, more particularly Noon The Day Before Publication descrIbed as follows: One (1) 196$ Chevrolet Camaro Sunday - Noon Friday automobile, Vin No 12I3SN3i77SÔ Stored at Ratliff & Sons in San ford. Florida Additional In formation available from the Civl Divition of the Seminole Cunly Wanted Sheriff's Department and the undrrslgnd as Sheriff of I Seminole County, Florida. will at 'r son for I icrr'sed real ,-stte ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To 1100 A M no the 30th day of Sep active S,rifnr'd nfliCe. Experience Free, 641 70?? for "We Care"tember. AD 1975. offer' for sale and desired, or will train Business is "Hotline" Adults or Teens, seli to the highest bidder, for cash. REAL CAILIIART flood suh'd to any and all ,iisting leins. Let Therapeutic Pool FSTATF. C,eorqe WilliS 373 6010 at the Front (West) Door of the Improve your health RN for doctorS office I afternoons Seminole Count Courthouse in Phone $31 3763 per week Salary negotiable Sanforct, Florida. the above Reply to flow 5*5 ( o Evening described personal property. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM P 0 IIO bcSP. Sanford. HerAld. That s$id sale is being made to IN YOUR FAMILY? Fla 1)771 SAtiSfy the terms of said Writ of AL ANON ______________________________ Fcut ion For families or friends of problem John F Polk, drinkers 21-Situations Wanted Shr 1 I For further information call 173 nhinn?r. COunty. Florida 15*7 or write !I nt,'llq''l Atlr,,i liv.' Piphhjifi 5q'pl I. IS, 22. 79 1975 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. female refugee. VietnAmi-se $ DFP SI Row 35). Sanford, Fla 37771 graduate of Universily oP Saigon arid English Teachers College. 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FACED WITH A DRINKING desireS Australia. Sydney. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. PROBLEM position in south Seminole store or Perhaps Alcdoollc AnonymouS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE • office Speaks good English, Can Help COUNTY, FLORIDA. Would skilled in bookkeepinQ Call 473 4317 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1317.CA-O9.F make excellent clerk Will work STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN Write P0, Box 12)3 hard for whatever your budget Sanford. FlorIda 3777) AND COMPANY. a Florida torpor _________________________ aIlOw Phone 139 6'))) at ion, Plaintiff, APE YOU LONELY? Let us help Mature, hil woman w'%tu'S ditys you to meet the right person lust V% hOtiSebeepnq 57 per ç,jr 323 for IOU. NATIONAL SINQLES WINDSOR CONSTRUCTION cOR 19(19 CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 303 POPATION. a Florida corporation, 7737740 et al. R entals Dfer.dant _______________________________ MAR RI AGE S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given, that Performed by Marilyn, Nofary. Ocala. 901 737 *161 or 73? $773 rursuant to a Final Judgment of 29-Rooms fcweclnSure enlr,d September 11th. Lecithn' VInegar! 136' Kelp! Now 1975 in the Circuit Court of the Eigh Man or ','ifi t SIIC alt four in one capsule, ask for treoth Circuit In and for Seminole expenSes or room A board V86+. Faust's Drugs Cnainty, Florida in Civil Action No .1 hrmi- 371 0179 151317 CA 09 E. ARTHUR H. BFCKWITH, JR Clerk of the said Unfurnished Court. wilt sell for cash in hand to the Pilafipit and best bidder a? the Complete child care services Pfew West Front door of the Courthouse, For I ease F xceptionally nce Summer Programi HEY DIDDLE Seminole County. Florida a? 11:00 urifurn aptS in duplex I BR. DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323. 3o90 o'clock A M on September 2S. 1975 1113: 2 fir, 1165 CArpfet'd, air the following described real A BABY'S WORLD. Care conditioned, kitChenS equipped for infants property situate In Seminol, County, Best Sanford residential area. toage7 only. Next to new DnIver' Florida, to wit QUIC? & SAIC AdultS oflIy,NO pets License Bureau 722 661S tots 79, 31. 37. 3). 7). 71. 75 and 76 37? 1795 Child care, fenced playground, HOWELL ESTATES SUBDIVI Any age. Winter $prinq school I Bedroom apartment, water Our lOPi REPLAT. as rpor in Plat nishr'tj, kitchen equipped $11 50 area Aftpr S 30 PM call 321 0579 r.00k tE. pages 17 and 4$. Pubi,c wfPkly 671 1*1 Records of Seminole County. Child Care in my Home Florida 170 for l.$flfor7 I 7 Red Furn & Unturn DATED thu 11th day of S.eptem 377 3951 lake pool. boa? clubtiouSe her. 19M P.tAPtffEp'5 VILlAGE 171 *410 (Seal) Arthur II Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Courf BAMBOO COVE APIS. fly Lillian I Jenkins One 8. 7 bedroom apartmenTs, Private tutoring in 'reading Cer Deputy Clerk furnIShed or unb.jrnithed Newly hf led reading teacher Grades K Puhlith' Sept 15. 1975 redecorated Come 300 6. through 17 327 0?31 OER Iii Airport Blvd.. Sanford. 373 1310 or N I[ ME. tRj JN A15t(E!!T Ryan's Hone Instructional Schedule (35, 44) Movie 130 (2. 8, 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) Ac The World Turn's (9) Let's Make A Deal :(iO (6) Guiding Light is'.) 310000 Pyramid 730 (2. , l.t1 The Doctors (9) c gj A 51E161 ITISI A £4 I 1511-Il (9) (6) EI p fpP (24) F Ieirc Comu.iny (44) VarIety t'fl0 11 11Etr ? Louse ovum Love E I1i jL 45 Mahe lace WWU veSsel SI tPtl1Sk.1N fT?R I 46 47 - ______ TH8MLAI1 A1M1AILIIIE i hA (24) Siancoast Sunrise P00 Young And Restless (8. 13) Magnificent Marbel Machine (9) Fvpwitness (24) World Press (35) Rio Valley (2. 8. 13) Jackoot (6) Search For Tomorrow UI Chilr(rpn (24) Answer to Previous Puzzle Senors lab) ta -- West 19 Girls name 70 lnoluntaiy t*itCh 2) tndones'afl of M,ndanao fl Motor part 25 Monkey favorite foOd (6) MORNING (9) ARC News (13) ?ane Grey Theatre 16 1?00 (2. 44) News Tuesda " P'ifl 141 Phvlhic (1)) \'>rIdTe.m 000 (13. 33) Burkes Ldw (24) Nova (2,6.4) News (24) LIllias Yoga And YOU (2. 8. 13) Wheel 01 Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres i,n High Rollers (6) GambIt () Shew Otis (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11ifl (2, 8, 13) Hollywood Sqt ares (a) Love Of Life (9) Hanov Days (24) Villa Alegre News NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the) by virtue of that certain Writ of ererution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final tudoment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 16th day of July. A P 1975, in that certain case entitled, Jo. Creamons. Inc Plaintiff, vs Dwight Smulker. Def.ndant. which alcwesaid Writ of Eiecuthon was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. and I h4ye levied upon the following described property owned by UnfurnjshJ - 2542 I'amkOr 377 *165 ,. l IC.' IIt,Or,ETS ARE (1 0L51 F RED WITH VALUES cn.,. ,',APIT .51) _______________ p ' . To List Your Business.,,DIcI 322-2611 or 831-9993 _______________________________________________ . - .-..S..'._. , ., - �Monday, Sept. 15. 197S 68-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Mort Walket BEETLE BAILEY eFoRE WE [ T TART SETTER FUEL LiP .-i5AY5 FLIL.L. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL hi ) t For Tuesday, September 16, 1975 ARIES March 21-April 19) express yourself creatively. Put your talent to a profitable by Dare - &LLEYOOP - Groue jopkDcMAL SINCE WE t, i.... )I'VE STRUC IT RICH! .JT OUT THE ENTERTAINMENT! >, I( by Art Sonsom LxSTEt) mIsts THE _____ J - Jt I COP 'T IMJ(F HOME AU5 WIRC) \/ ME Tht - HELP /,&E uP * I by Lorry Lewis LIrot.rr 7___ -) SEEING ' FiRST US TO NEVER AGAIN) 14 1 RE AN INST RUCTOR... / \ I i II ______ ______ i AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're at your best today if confronted by a challenge4 Success is likely In whatever you put your mind to. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Something you're presently involved in will turn out to be of far more benefit to you than it appeared on the surface. - III S ER LA)6N4 MOtS1URE 1MRcOG4 A FALATIOW IN ''ER Site UpPIpuuu( " .- -iV7 17 RC5TOCZ1 ot. r.45/rIrE' (Y T / A I I. - Put. I . y_4(')IriL '.iS' JACOBY MODERN) 0 1611 IV W , ' " - " LS7 R 771.Rt Ai 6 fl4N' # MAN.. I 2'1 6 )t"tJW ru (IT 146 RCML )C4J FOR 6.Al If CTA LOT P.V 71f. TAX 10 OF aig I I AaT' 1ZI44Z*T ' rnA CZC& 'iEU, ALL 'YOU .4AVE T0 ool ' - _I S LEAVE YOUR 51-IOES -\ TL5T YC>U I .1 I %:~ n. D D bil r:.. / . ' f 4 ..•. A IA.AN t r-. r'4..IVY I-v•' I ZW &.- VW I MA' TO E[ PIETY, 15Ft7rL56. HAP A e,07H js-r mis J. i.-' i- N I 'rri' kAP v -..'-- '', '-'. . -'- EAR . ThtS Y AL _IX 4140, by Al Vermr PRISCILLA'S POP f I .. . - ... '-.-. a ' '• :. ' EVERYBODY EXCEPT THE POOR EVERYOPY WILL LIKE THE' "' METRIC SYSTE?A, PRISCILLA! * INCHWORM , - a , ' 9.15 MOST O. iHCc lv FO 1 AS4*J £XITIJ INDAV tJLr.+rr A.'iI&R'( .94X) Ls)'lOt'L)tJrrs ARE EAW £4Ja)6I-1 10 by Bob Montana -1I TOWN HAS REALLY SOARED! 1 LOOK .AT ALL THE ci "\ ' pIAT5 PiDICULOuS.' LOCKS THIS PERSON IJ I FIND 11 SINGLE LOCK ON HER APARTMENT DOOR! I " '. .1 SUFFICIENT TO PROTECT \ ALL MVPOSTSSIONS.2 " 1 ! • ('oUlit)'. \ 14 I f ADrIIIF THE BURGLARY RATE IN :1Y X CUPANSAVE . .. ______ , - I Today Around I'll(- Clock eterriarie property taxes. County Pares Budget To W th i n $97,000 Of Certified M age A formal resolution to adopt both the new budget, down about $1.8 million from last sear's $52 million figure, ;ind i - .'•.' .- A BATH After listeran4 to isplwals tip i cut part of the $1 million in contingency funds and exerc Williams Action Saves $19,000 4;,i . I..AKF: MARY -City Council . . r . V. . p.. passed its 1975-'76 budget . / totaling $568,6 Monday night .. and reta ined the property rate at three mills. r wWith the increase in real . -. / p. ... property evaluations for tax (, a., purposes, Seminole Property Appraiser Terry Goembel had p • certified Lake Mary's tax rate . at 1.9 mills, lone mill equals 11 per $1,000 appraised property •. . •. value.) . The budget Includes 1315,472 for the utility department and . $252,794 general operation. Department allocations in. • .. .•-. . dude: public works $16080 • • • police department $62,900; fire $ • -: •• • . . department $16,508; building ..- and zoning $30,685 and ad. • . . ,. . • ministration $46,621. %r . Included in the line item for insurance and bonds was $5,000 -. • .' for hospitalization and a penslon plan for city employes. The council also agreed to aside 10 per cent of each departimient's contingency fund I for construction of a city hall in the future. Li City Council will hold a workshop and special meeting beg b inning at 7:30 tonight. From THE OLD ROPE TRICK 7:30 to 8 p.m. council will discuss the possible repaving of It is a topsy-turvy world for Mike Brock, Forest City Elementary Rinehart Road under a School eight-year-old, as he views the school playground from cooperative agreement with the upside-down position. ., - 1: WINTHROP - 7`1 k 1_~ 11 _ L. Mary Tax Rate Remains by T. K. Ryan dL eY V Adopted r - , I- Ir'lF11e1+ F ' -' School , 1 I .1-J The biologist. Vihlen says, will be retained to perform pollution te.st __________ 111~~) LU '. TUMBLEWEEDS LL9L Vihlen said today the cornmLssmon plans to lay Adair and the technician off. .',' ,.. "You know very well WHAT ' find out about his budget be fore being told by a reporter on Thursday that the pollution control epa rtme nt had been wiped out. d "When they started talking about it, I thought they ere just doing away with lab serices," Adair said. - J" the JaCOh) /NOt4 He said he spent all day Wednesda y trying Commissioner John Kimbrough said he wasn't favor of eliminating the pollution control department. against the 134,584 ut in : hikefront tract. The lakefront off from the other gorn. more "fiscal restraint arli tract is four blocks Vest of the mental buildings, to a "dumb•': I responsibility" with flle green light for .i $225,000 existing city hall building, bell" geographically. depressed economy, public rkscentr including a which is presently across th(. Commissioner Julian Sten Seminole County School Boar motor pool area project for the strut frotti the Seminole strom argued the geographical adopted b) a 3-2 tote, its new • Cit of Sanford, was given County Courthouse. separation "would enhance and $50.2 million budget Monday unanimously Monday afternoon Cit) Manager Warren E. improve the property in betSanford City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles ( left) watches as Commissioner A.A. McCLnahan points to night. the approved $225,000 by Cit' Commissioners In a "Pete" Knowles emphasized ween..." and may invite Public Works Center project while Commissioner Julian Stenstron, u right i points to new location for City Hall, The budget for the 1975-76 iHerald Photo by Joe '1 regular work se ton. (tie location for a new construction for a shopping Asbeni school year Includes a 16 per At sametime, o.Ji ¶ has been approved by center and professional offices b "side by side," and that behsteri the city and count' SO "off dead center." increase Knowles was November. Tentative ground. cent in the inis~ioncrs vAed 3-2 to the cotnr~wion. as desired by the Downtown mo%ing ('11y 11;111 to the 'Ar estern the rounty could purchase the authorized to arrange a five- breaking is approximately Dec. M9.323,412.51 operating fund deunatt' the location for a new Mayom Lee Moore arti Redevelopment Steering tract uuld be "broadening it present city ball property, build year ba nk loan to begin the 1, and the project could be over last year. The budget calls city ball tiiilding within a dty- Commiss i oner John Morrj, Committee. loo far,' a parking lot there, and the city eight month construction completed by August 1976, for a total 86 millage levy, ........ ust .---. f.WFW.t 11 7 , li,kr.frnnt trftt't ..:... •i. .•... .... ..._ -. , •. ... ....,,.....,1 ,I.. -..... city ""ulu IIJ Iou1uy IILUI •- t' know what wnau nappenea u'uu use uusnioney to build a project. Knolcs said. including .6 mills for debt t F'rcni?i Ave. amid Seminole location because it Is away whole lakefront area," Sten. when General George Arm- nei' city hail. Knowles said the next step Roth Mayor Moore and service, which will be ad- "romn th ermrthous& and main strom said, (' in ID is sb ncr S A . A. would be to advertise for bids strong I Custer split his forces, Morris said they thought it vertised for a second time Nl,, Clanahan and Gordon Nleyer for the public works complex, premature to designate a orris warned. atptb:. works 'em 'at1on, said he preferred ;ç- u ;ii. , ...i Mayor Moore said a better moved a nd seconded the motion probably by mid-October, and for the new city hail at this Each mill equ.k$1 per 1,000 complex ie within the hall site, whLts would t* spilt the ty ball and courthouse to plan would be cooperation to Ret the public works center the bid.s uou1d be received by time. ' of appraised non-exempt roper" value and is used to I, •__•••_••••• (Do you have a question for AC 176 fiWLi 9U4'(t ' Cfl' L4'JTh... ,4W 17i47 AW6, usis 4V 5xJfRTW aIRs WW. Ss A,W QIi4TE5 AV)'AZZi Aa711771c5. d. ___________ ll, Herald Staff Writer d ol PT COJSEIILL I!IL being f - 11%, .J()E ASKREN / ia71FUt/(4 - Adair said he was stunned that his department and his oAn salary Aere eliminated without hLi Instead, the cornmisso 4 i eliminated Adair, a biologist and a technician - th e entire operation. Commissioners hlattaway, Sid Vihlen Jr., Dick Williams and Harry Kwiatkowski favored ternaination of Adair anti lus department. - '.: . - - UV I BLON DIE Ha City arT, frW 4lXt For / I by Garry Trudeau SiL, 1'f 5R )fX I'(rstin. ccking operalmg purilliLs Ii utilities will apply to the county instead of to the county and to the state, Dale said. Dale said he will ask the state for a new contract luch would permit county issuance of permits. lie said SO!IIC state support - a vehicle, a boat and postal services - here being provided Adair's (lC[XIrttiiCflt. C DOONESBURV' CONNECTOR .. OUT I THI NK D Adair vowed last week to fight the commission's decision to oust him from his post. "I would hope that the people of Seminole County would be up there with me, too," he said. rPublicVV,3rKs Center -. e .-"-1 4ERE'S A LEAK THE commission's decision at today's 7 p.m. meeting at tlit' courthouse. .'I %ouI(I hope thatthe people ofSemninoleCourity 0U1l(1 be up there with tile, too." said Adair. Unless Langley Adair, Seminole County's hlattaway suggested Adair might find uni. pollution control officer, can do some fast and fancy f(x)t,A(,rk, lie's out of a county job - permanently. Ploy'llent " ith Bill Dale, the county's director of Asked Monday about Adair's status with the environmental services. Adair's pollution fighting county, County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway said responsibilities were placed under Dale. hio ever, I)alesait Monday hehasnoplace for a Adair was "assessing the job market." S14,800-vear pollution c ntrol officer. Adair and his entire department were Iuht nus I have no ings," eliminated Sept. 9, by a commission decision to cut I5oth Ilattaway and Dale said combining $34,584 from the county budget. pollution control with the utility department would Unaw are that his job and department had been e nwney and eliminate "duplication of serwiped out, Adair voued last week to fight the vic.'s , tric trump or diamond lead would .. By El) PIUCKETF herald Staff Writer ______ BUGS BUNNY ' C ____---- and are in a fourpade contract, how do you play your ('c.tIrI' " The Ame rican Lumps if dummy is void? "he answer to this one is to Bridge Teacher's quarteirly is source for hands play ace and then queen In always a fine opponent held K x x x Le1 hers to illustrate case one used by teac and his partner J x. th is will po i nts o f the jack and get you out Jim "T h ey are almost pick up t one run loss o ahays very simple and 60 1 :IN FIX j by Dick Turner CARNIVAL c are Olthi5 JacO.'YS most interesting questions well be used in this column and writers will receive copies ol "Paul points out a M1S \ NMMM. I 13 SEEMS I TO(.'E \I4MU!) A.N45 ' fJU6SYS EAThl ur_J\ r LI C4FA6L Adair Must Fight Tonight To Keep County Job UR BIRTHDAY YOUR Sept. 16, 1975 CAPRICORN By Oswald & James Jacoby , \ Hattaway, Dale See Little Hope For Retention material security. Be prudent. bright plan and embark you on Set aside a little surplus you'll a new venture Dec. 22-Jan. be accumulating. A reader from Connecticut asks if you hold *.AQ10964 straight for'ard so that even beginners can understand and follow them." Oswald: "Today 's hand ' described by Paul Boardman. is an exercise in no Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents play It. j us T4E 68th Year, No. 22-Tuesday. September 16, 1975 There will be a general irnproveeflt ni this coming year in contributing to your conditions will be disclosed to ignite a I1\ ()SWAI.I) and JAMES JA('OIIY ruin South's party, but the acIS tual lead was the jack of clubs, N()IITH enables South to make the ' 9 7 6 This J hand by the simple expedient of VA AQ76 cross•rufling out the hearts and clubs and finally throwing East EAST VS EST in with his ace of trumps. The *A A! line of play is to win the first ,KQJ 4 trick will, the ace of Clubs while •KJH 1o532 discarding a heart from dumK Q 86 .110954 my. fluff a club; cash ace of SOUTH hearts, cross ruff the rest of the * K Q 10 8 43 hearts and clubs and lead a spade. 094 "East has to take his ace and 32 must either allow South to ruff in dummy and discard a diaBoth vulnerable mond or lead away from his king up to dummy's aceWest North F.ast South queen A IV I'ass Pass Pass 6 £ Opening lead -.1 ì LAMI'US CLATTER with BIMO BURNS \ I F I career &ind financial prospects are very encouraging today. If you have an ace in the hole, Pass - THIS S HO ULD TEACH want, GEMINI (May 21-June 20 You'll do well in any situation usua lly profitable. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your tact and graciousness today will enable you to manageadeliCatesituatiofllna way so that everyone's interests will be served. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov-22) You'll be getting something that has small value to another, yet it will be of considerable worth to you. It's likely to conic secretly. SAGIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Through a conversation with a friend today, information WIN AT BRIDGE THE BORN LOSER - is developing that will make what you're working on tin- use. CANCER (June 21-July 221 The timing is now right to make changes you've been contemplating that could benefit your family. Begin today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Brause you're willing to cooperate today, someone is going to go a few extra steps for ing about, but haven't yet tried. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your chances of success are very good now. Your ambitions are in harmony with your desires. Go after what you 19) Situations relating to your you, to please you consid era bly. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be alert today. Something unique today where you'll be able to Try to break away from routine today. Do something new and imaginative you've been think- \fl - I IT'6 Okt T1E rGA eAuGa I HOROSCOPE when tie board meets again at 7.' p.rni. Sept. 24 in the Altamonte Springs city hail. Roger Harris, assistant superintendent for finance, said ___________________________________________________ Seminole County Corn- state requires local taxare above the certified mill age. the mnissioners have made their ti dget Ixier'. pay more this year Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said Eleanor Anderson, a bu way through a complicated to the increased property analyst in the Office of due county budget and cut it to today that he would offer a plan that would Managemiient Analysis and assessment and "local effort." within $97,(NX of the reduction reduce taxes about $70,000 below the cerEvaluation OMAE i said state which jumped '1 per cent from needed to meet millage fifled millage. $119,575 $5,192,211 last :.ir to $8,314,529 revenue siaring rcquirements certified by the more than uunty officials had for this year county's appraiser. Supermntenk'nt William P. anticipated. A gambit by Commissioner - A S.13.285 reduction in the missioners feel is excessive. On %Iondav, she cranked "Bud" Layer ticked off Ns Dick Williams netted a $19,000 Imiaintcnan(e department. At any rate Vihlen says he t hose figures into the budget to reasons for the 16 per cent or reduction when Seminole - Postponement of a lease will be "pushing hard" for reach the present $97,000 $5.388.707 Increase in the new Memorial Hospital trustees on purchase agreement which adoption of his plan. operating budget: deficit Monday cut their budget would net $7,380. Though Williams wrote the - The advent of collective At last week's hearing, requests. - And finally, a compromise hospital, Polk, Circuit Court $650,000 b argaining means $70,000 in deficit was reduced to The cut came after Williams with Sheriff John Polk which Judge Virgil C.onkling, Circuit about $200,000. That reduction administrative costs. Court Clerk Art Beckwith - Retirement system cost:, wrote letters to hospital and Vihlen says would save $13000 Jr., was accomplished by slashing Last week, the commission property appraiser Terry $75 are up $924,000 a year more other count)' officials asking ,000 front the road materials than last year. them to reduce budgets to allow turned down Vihlen's request to Goemnbel and Tax Collector fund and 150.0k.') from t he Troy May. only additional - Unemployment cornthe commission to stay within give the' sheriff an the hospital has to-be countywide library ser. pensation for layoffs means $120,000 tl)w,ir(l the $2.6-million respond ed with a budgetary ,, the certified 5.4 mills. A property owner, if millage sought by Polk, The adaitlonal cut. Total county budget for next $100,000 has to be budgeted. - Insurance costs 150.400 remains as is, would pay $5.49 $120,000 would bring the Beckwith has attacked year is about $18-million, by 12.5figures used Williams which compared of taxable sheriff's budget to about more since the state legislature per cacti $1,000 to last year's million, a figure some cornshow county officers' budgets abolished the local board's property. million - sovereign immunity - Ifl(I In addition to Williamii anybody can sue the board," letters to county officials - Wage increases for school over whose budgets the cornemployes cost $1.2 million mission has no control - Contingency funds are Commission Chairman Sid The Board of l'r' Lstct's of $394,000 budget, came after cliluizig without ithout in- ibout $I million, including Vihlen Jr. outlined a plan toda Scmiiinole Memorial Hospital Board Chairman John Evans e-reastng taxes and asked the 30,000 in school-earned which he says will reduce taxes voted Monday to reduce its received a letter from Count)' hospital trustees to review their 'Ciirr)-0Ver' funds, which are about $70,000 below the certified annual budget request to (tie Commissioner Dick Williams. programs for items tha t could budgeted for anticipa ted in millage level. Seminole County Commission, creases in utility costs, be cut. In essence Vihlen, at today's 7 In the letter Williams - An anticipated three per Trustee Allen Keen suggested p.m. meeting, will propose the The reduction, which slashed reported the county was within the $19,000 figure, which the cent "shortfall" in state funds following cuts: $19,000 from the ho s pital ' s 1152.0(k) if balan trig zt up. IL tVi! ,Ipprt.. 1 fr the new year The board recently granted increased health benefits to mnployes totalling about ill Hospital Cuts Budget Request Utility Hike Ends Six-Week Hearing S 190,000. Sewer, C TV Fee Increases G a in A nv ri I Layer said there are 1,000 more pupils in the county than � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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