11 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e0d5425d7e3a5cddd6146a414c99faaf.pdf eb2a19d7a3fa836971b5507593599c3e PDF Text Text -- .. -. ----.-- .-.------,----------.--,-.---------- ............ 88—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .----..._-.,- •. . .' -..--.. Friday, Sept. 12, 1975 SUNDAY EDITION /SANFORD Ifite F ,dy S eO - I 2th 68th Year, No 20—Sunday, September 14, 1915 (ione time EMINOLE - n q nr Ffr)rsda 17171 - 0r1(P 20 Cents I C 4 7:30 Pit. F. Use Of Felon ()Ulf 11 The First Home Game Of The 1975 Season - Seminoles vs. Oviedo Lii Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Location Oviedo Home Daytona Mainland 3 Oct. 10 St. Augustine Home Oct. 17 Gainesville Away Oct. 24 Nov. Nov. Nov. 7 13 21 Home Lyman Home Daytona Seabreeze Away Lake Brantley Coach Jerry Posey 10 John Spolski 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 31 33 34 35 38 40 41 42 43 Away Colonial Name 14 Home Oct. No. 11 Away DeLand I - SanfordSeminoles Line Up Team Port Orange Spruce Creek - 7 ' Home Mike Meredith, Manager 44 Position No. QB Mark Whigham QB John Litton QB Mike Tucker WE Nathanialwashingfon HB Tim Raines HB Herbert Branch HB Bobby Duggar WE Lawson Dennis HB Ronald Fleming HB Antonio McGill WE Langston Menefee HB Derrick Cooper HB Drew Bongianni WE John Causey HB Bill McDaniel FB.LB Ronnie Washington WE Robert Law FB Gerald Meyer C-LB Leroy Martin WE Ned Raines FB-LB 50 52 54 60 61 62 63 64 66 70 71 72 73 74 76 80 81 82 86 87 88 Name Position Ronald Carter Virgil Jenkins David Parker Ricky Mann MG C C G T TE G G T I T I i T I E E-QB TE.T TE-T TE.LB WE Tracy Brown Joe Washington Kenny Adams Kenny Smith Kenny Lee Robert Charles Aaron Mills Chuck McMullan Steve Gathers Earnest Manley Marcus Kendrick Charles Riggins Greg Pringle Mike Good Curtis Johnson Ken Meadows Joe Pickens / . . fl 110 11 I.IA0V1 Herald Staff Writer '.liss Parker adJiiitte(J, under document with the forged of shipping firearms t o Israel, 'ifi'•l he rPVIr t(Jk 11 bribe !. in the trial that her car signature of a (Iepty County Tax testified that Swartz folded a and didn't remember thiti.d Iaikd the safety inspection (olIcdor and a home-made fiveIollar-biIl and held it in the Parker car. his Inspector's Seminole Assistant Public inlatt' Fettuary or early March stamp impression of the name palm of his hand and shook number wasn't on the m• IX-fender George Sprinkel is and that sh4. had (Iriwl the car of the .ix tolketor, testified band,s with Troiano during the spection certificate for the car eekirig a grand jury probe into until July 9 when, in assisting that he plated a magnetic safets inspe(tmn that was entered as evidence i Ihe cmiduct of sheriff's agents Itu tR e Jim lone s she had dealer's t i' on \tis Parker's Then %% as 't st imons tha' 'h tr ii h used a three-time (on• h. auto in xctcd again t he tar July ii) and used false Troiano then put his hand in his Jones testified that the liveitted felon for shoni ,i Sanford MV! station and it ownership papers in her pocket, but nobod> said the> dollar-bill wasn't marked or warrant was outstanding, in the again failed to pass inspection presence when the car was saw him with the money. Jones dyed or its serial number bribery of a county Motor because (11 a faulty steering inspected by Troiano at the testified that Swartz or the auto recorded because Troiano Vehicle Inspection I MVh iriechanism and tires. Casselberry MV! station. seren't searched afterward for asn't to be arrested that day employe. Jerry Swartz, a former Fern Both Miss Parker and the *bill. lie was arrested on the bribery Sprinkel said, based on sworn Park used car dealer now in Ssartz, who numbers among Troiano admitted having two charge Aug. 6, arcordin' ' testimony gained by the state prison for uttering a Iii convut ions a federal felony p r ior criniiiil cinvictions but Continued on Page A i defense in the bribery case, he . / ( . . , . .. . - .- is also seeking a grand Jury probe of allegations of P. irregularities, improper procedures and misconduct" iii stations. the operation of county M\ I "I intend to follow this thirl" 1hr6Ugh,Sprinkel said. - A don't intend to let it drop." . -- .. Sh iff Def ends Act Used In lnvesti*gations * 1k said lie vs ill meet this vs t k with State Atty. Abbott herring about the matters and seek the Sheriff John Polk Frida' One of the officers namnel b: "Certainly I am not about to contradict the grand Jury probes. defended tis investigators, Sprinkel said, -see nii ats t a t ements a11ri u Cu 10 a jud ge. Herald learned Sprinkel revealed in court hearing tome> 'vs hen the news reports vsould ask for grand Jury in. have used a defendant awaiting in the public's Interest I believe it IS neceswere mentioned by a reporter estigations after his client was sentencing in a drug case in sary to elaborate on the reports in the news I'olk confirmed that the of. convicted last week of taking a investigations of other cases, media." ficers have been ordered to $ tribe to pass an auto with Polk sail he disagrees with Sheriff John Polk make no comments, faulty equipment July 10 and the stand taken by circuit court "I can appreciate the concerti issue a safety inspection judges "In cases where a of the courts in not wanting an sticker, defendant is on pre-sentence is arrested the defendant isn't Ikhre the cocaine arrest she law enforcement agency to 'put A circuit court jury in the investigation" but said he to be "a tool of law en- allegedly had worked with her back into the same tempcourt of Circuit Judge Robert H. thinks his disagreement should forcement." undercover drug agents. t.ations she couldn't resist," Mc(rcgor found Anthony C. Lx- handled In the courts. lie Local court rules adopted by Judge McGregor ordered her Polk's statement said, "Hut a: Troiano, 45, of Orlando. guilty vss,ulln't elaborate or indicate the judges of the 18th Judicial to no longer cooperate with law the same time I am concernesl of accepting unauthorized when or ho w the disagreement Circuit Senmlnole-Brevardt enforeernentagencies"starting that the public may read into ompensation as a county ruighit he handled in court. prohibit such activity, officials today'' this admonition that they i the 'mplove. Polk nitale reference to news said. "Certainly I am not about to public m are not to offer their Troi,ano, lather of two maIl reports that Circuit Court When J'idge McGregor was contradict the statements at- cooperation to lawmen," children, Is In jail awaiting Judge Robert H. McGregor had sentencing Mrs. lingo Thur. triliuted to a judge," Polk Polk saltt that despite the completion- of a' toutl-ordered "blasted" and "scored" law sday to three years probation staled in a news rekase he- 'iatebt1n4roveznits in tb. . .. ; - I b Detenaer Wants Jury Pro e . 41~ Issue I I I •ij _ ) Sanford 1975 Game Schedule Date ____ _____ At . . . - P TOUCHOOWN This Page Sponsored By The Seminole Team Boosters Listed Below ... -- ___________ 'j. FIT . 'Z 'U"-- i NOWTVI r_ pre-6entence investigation. He enforcement arencies and - Eat 'Em Up Team! I NP Meet Your Friends After The Game Shatter 'em Sanford Auto Parts • Seminoies "Your One Stop Store In Downtown Sanford" at The Tribe Is Back... a Rah,Rah,Rah ... Lewis Childers, Owner 304 W. 2nd, Sanford Ph ouk Best MAO Seminoles, plug that hole! In put ,uur fir.. Yea Paint Center Roofing & Sheet Metal Home Improvement Team... niq tz Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 11 C....i....i 118 S. Sanford Ave. r&.. Ph. 322-2624 fI1', SHOE STORE DC 1 (iO! Team Go! Rack' Em Up, Tribe DEKLE'S u' Put Em Down The Drain Seminoles! PLUMBING UsSeBANIK Open Mon. Thru Sat. 24 Hrs. Sun. Until 10 p.m. Repairs • Custom Work • Alterations OF SEMINOLE 1-IE1,118ER F D I C 1I Water Heaters 105 S. French lowc ()PIJntnD - 1 - ' I' McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners I) 09W. 13th By El) PHICKETF Herald Staff Writer Senunole' County's population is expected to grow from its present 134,000 to it whopping 33500 hy 1990, according to a study released by the county's planning department. Despite the present — economic slowdown," estmumates show 186.000 persons living in Seminole by 1980. "lliuring the period from 1970- rate. Altamonte Springs registered the largest numerical increase, from 4,391 to 11,175, or 15.4 per rent, Mille Winter Springs shossed the largest percentage of increase, 163 per cent. 'l'hit' primimar> impetus for Seminole County's population Lxomim during the three-year ;xricx1 was the impact of Walt Disney World," the stud) says. And, according to an article published by the East Florida Regional Planning Council, many persons attracted by l)isney hoped to move to Osceola Counts' but moved instead to Seminole "Short 1% after the annouflcemni'nt of Walt Disney World in 1967, Osceola County and in particular Kissimxnee were universally expected to be most impacted li> the huge complex 'in fact, however, spetuilat m t' 11mvestnme'nt force-it land prices beyond the developable levels. Develop-went responded by leap. frogging to Seminole County," the pamphlet says. With the' rapidly increasing Ixipulation, "more acres of previously undeveloped land vsill be converted to urban type uses," the study says. Because of higher population densities and less land, the '. study says ''intense coinpetition" will promote development of "lower cost land" which has a lesser suitability for development. The study says that governwent will he required to do a lot of planning to insure orderly growth patterns. The study was presented to county commissioners for their study at the commission's upci-tat tn,' ,t,ni, Urogranus and p()licue must be developed so that growth can be accommodated, yet maintarn a high quality en- f.-: v!ronrnent, - 'tJnt'nntrolled growth, . without discrimination proven to be extremely cost' "Planned grovsth has pro'. 'n to be more desirable and les'. costly then unto r'!le growth," the stt:l'. _' SC 5% sc 51) Dear 1%hbs KIDDY 'S Standard Service Sanford IA Ph. 322.9871 I)r, linnh I lurehe opt' Hospital Obituaries Sports ide'. isimm %%onit'n SI) 51) SA 1411 1-It' F Missing 24 Years, Man Found By Lady Detective Mrs Vera \t,R' l.tn',i tried tis i lrv .im. but 1st miever given locate' tier uiimsmng brother for ui), nearly 24 t'ars, then she moved Vera Mae last saw Robert in to Like Mary and her plea for hluvst'll, Mich., when their lit -11) Ii) the St'i i inole County ii iuther timed. Ti 'ri the older Sheriff's Department got brother, tier last Living relative, results. - -' - k t he rqrt a nti omptitur.s scull take it I rid is 'IN J sqUes scas A check vs ith the Michigan to call Mr anti Mrs. Lentz in Slit' said she toOk a ''lot of I 'pt. of Motor Vehicles about a the office to show them t 's'iblt iris r s license .ip ire fulls printed letter fr o i tin from the me n vs hen thu re-port that she was searching I)licatmumi b% Preston tire'.'.' a Robert, with a dainty fern Ic enclosed, fir a imiani vs ho had been missing blank. 24 > e'rs '.'.as Imsted at headBut Mrs. Jaques didn't stop They haven't > t't tntablish quarters, there. \I rs. I .ent z had the sigriifit'ance of the tern Ic Mrs. L&'ntz hadn't been able' remembered something about but Mrs. Jaques sa> s, 'Until Iht'rt Ili be going to kmisc differnt I'll s'siru,tI,.r to lurmsli much ,. 'u0 - disappeared. Ih'te'ctivt' Carol Jaques, of Through the years she souglc the department's iimissi ng help from agencies in locating j.'rs"ns seti ion, found Mrs. Ither!, but nobwh vs as ahil(' I intl it ,!Ii,'r laliri I)r.ik.' liii hits .h.. -,i,I • I it i rug ugutive ve Carol Jaques' Persistence Pays Off tft ' n ,vi X7 . Y '''.'l Around The (lock ilri(lg(' Calendar (omits ('rnsssnrd Editorial Seminoles .,.,) ciirnng sporadically spreadmnn Ph. 323-4640 Go for a Win... 00 N. French 1973, the county as a whole experienced a whopping 48 per cent increase Numerically, the county grew 40,377 in V)PulItI0n as compared with 28,745 for the previous 10-year period," the study says. During the three-year high growth period, unincorporated areas grew 45 per cent, while all he combined cities experienced a 53 per cent growth • Today A I Porzig FLAGSHIP GULF SERVICE 111 CcpCisuøt Scot Wi8ka Un Adcock rnrh Seminole County's Population To Hit 335,000 By 1990 Go, Team Go! a Gud Yez ,t ' According To Planning Department Study Complete Auto Interiors 322-5651 1 1(110 t C ranrhAtia Wishes Team 3est Auto Glass & Seat Cover Co. Behind You Team AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Chris & Aggie Portewig, Owners CHEER ABOUT We Know You Can Win. Boat Tops, Convertible Tops Vinyl Tops & Landau Roofs BURGER IN nil C There was plenty to cheer about at Seminole High's football '.tat]jum Friday night as the Seminoles uut-classed Us medo 534 in the season's opener for both schools. here, four-year-old Nancy Terse llllg.'r, Seminole High ('heerleading mascot, joins hievrieadvr Maureen Harrison for a pause that refreshes, Complete football results from the area are in today's spurts section sehik the cheerleaders are featured in the Seminole Magaiim'. Herald Photo hi> 11ill Vincent Jr.i A LOT TO on her June 26 guilty plea to handed reporters Friday. 'echnoloiacal field designed to is scheduled for sentencing pCrM)nnCI for using the services possession of cocaine, her at- 'however', in the public's inaid law officers to apprehend Nov. 3 and could receive a and "enlisting the aid" of Mrs. torney, George Sprinkel, terest I believe it is necessary violators, "we stiiI need the' nri\imurm sentence of fivv I)t i,'i ah hi'': Lingo, 20, of Fern named Sheriff's detectives l.t. to elaborate on the reports in fullest cooperation of the public )ears in prison. Park, vstijle she was awaiting R.C. Parker, Sgt. William the news media." to help us in our job of WflVi(1iflg The auto Troiano was conentence for possession of Vinton and Jerry (.'apshaw as The handout said Polk 'aas better securit and ;r: victed of taking a bribe to pass i (Wairiv officers who had been working "particularly chagrined with for !hem,as meeting state safety stanJudge \IcGregor said the scith his client, the reference that she was "Quite frankly, I'm ap. lard.s was a 1971 Chevrolet court frowns on this type of Mrs. Lingo said she'd been ordered to no longer cooperate pre-hensive ;it the inherent vs ned by Sheriff John Polk's activitv by law enforcement ''ontacted by detectives and had ssith law enforcement agen'eretarv, Miss Margie h'rkcr . If it .'rs ant saul n.' a person I C ontinued on Pat .t e rkt'I on unrelated case.s (If", ' ,.-- je :: Arrested In Area (H .i•ct' tic rt'ix)rte-(l S.eturilas vii route Altamont Springs to take h tit a !1- ear-old limo mtt'ntifit'cI as indicted bs it cranti Jun for attempted murder of a police officer and iKisse ssmnn of narcotic-s Altauumunte Springs police s.ul Fred M. I )ris e'r, 2.1, %% as . ''•..-:. e r-::''c'_"i' . . sV -.•--- ep- ... 7 ' �2 A-Evening Fl. Su nda y, Sep t. i. 175 - _11111111111 - ~ I Closed In July Following Fire -- Sunday._Sept Ii 197$TA Evening_Herald, Sanford, FL - - ---- Spruced-Up NavaI Academy Opens Doors ,, NATION IN BRIEF In Hoffa Disappearance? 1 I .. ;._ . '4 . 1 ' . .... '. . -... , - '.. ~ - in 'j .f '1 : I I ' -- 051' - ' $ j , CONVENIENCE : . ' .. - • . dare's Hospital in Den%ille to from the machine NY Teachers Strike Still On The Associated Press The antagonists in a teachers strike paralyzing New York City's public schools have begun the weekend as far apart as ever. The stand-off was mirrored in teachers strikes In other cities, big and small, across the country, with hundreds of thousands of pupils affected. In New York, the United Federation of Teachers got a foizrday reprieve Friday from legal action that could send its leader to jail. But it was also told there was no cash to meet a key demand reducing class size. Virtually all of the city's 950 schools were shut for a fourth day Friday, and fewer than 14-000 of 1.1 million students showed up for classes. Only 1, 200 of 65,000 teachers were there to teach them. By By The Associated Press The first full week of school is over in Boston and Louisville with officials cautiously optimistic that the worst of the antibusing violence maybe behind them. In Boston, the first week of citywide desegregation passed without major disruption. White attendance continued to lag, but officials said they were happy with the unexpected calm. Most of the restrictions on demonstrations and rallies in Louisville were lifted Friday after relative calm through the first full week of desegregation In the Jefferson County system. The restrictions had been put into force following antibusing violence Last weekend. Army Used LSD Before 1963 WASHINGTON AP, Army intelligence agents used the hallucinogenic drug LSI) for two serieit of interrogation sessions sometime before 1963, military officials are reported to have told a closed Senate hearing. But Sen. E1ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., who chaired the hearing Friday, declined to identify the persons who r(-reived thedrug, citing the Arir.y'scIatzi that national security was involved. "I think there are Intelligence activities of a sensitive nature which raise some very serious questions about intelligence gathering activities," he aMed. - Farm Labor Vote Fails DELANO, Calif. (AP) The Teamsters Union failed by 17 votes to gain the majority needed for victory in an - important farm labor representation election at the nation's largest table grape vLieyard. The Teamsters did win outright as expected Friday at one of the nation's largest lettuce ranches, getting 80 votes at Bud Antic to 265 for the United Farm Workers of America. The Teamsters have held a contract at Antle, in the coastal Salinas Valley, since 1961. -. - '-.--, -. , - -. Newest busi ness to open In Winter Springs Is this Cumberland Farms Convenience store on SR 431. Store manager Is Mrs. Nora Webb. (II('raI(l Photo by Gordon Williamson STORE OPENS Wants 'Hone Use' Legalized ,, .. - ... Police Academy Head Smokes Pot - . '-' I Joe Spaziano "I've never known a policeman destroyed by marijuana, but I've seen a hell of a lot of them destroyed by alcoholism," said P hillips. who call ed himself a reformed alcoholic. lie said uses pot like some people use cocktails to relax after FLORIDA IN BRIEF Altamonte Springs L OU dd' S E x- Bod yguard yguar - J Is Indicted JV Man Jailed For Rape ___________________________ For Murder An 15-year-old Altamonte Jo,I'II i': SPAZI/tNO was set at $100. .' t- ceaine delivery. Cai n's attorney, J. Cheney Mason, said his client "will try to cooperate with the state attorney's office any way he can." ' Stale F rp- School Menu U Defends Action Congressional reaction was cautious Friday to a report that U.S. Rep Lou Frey Jr. illF'la. i has used his postage-free mailing privilege as a congressman to poll 10,000 households on President Ford's performance in office. A report in The Miami News Wednesday said Frey, soon to be named to head the Ford reelection campaign in Florida, used his franking privilege to mail a 12question survey to all postal patrons in his central Florida district in early June. But only the last of the 12 iuestions actually dealt with Ford's performnce, Oscar Juarez, Frey's administrative assistant, said F"iday in a telephone interview, Frey is out of twi offi c e until Monday. Juarez said "no law has been broken," and Frey's office sends out two such questionnaires annually on subjects of potential congressional legislation and every congressman sends out at least one a year to his constituents. "We've done It In the past when Nixon was in office. And there's nothing wrong with it," said Juarez. Juarez said what Is "sickening" Is the "Insinuation and innuendo in the Miami report that Frey was thinking about the campaign job before he sent out the poll, and the reason was to see how Ford stood in Brevard and Orange counties." "It's muckraking'"' said JuarezEleven of the 12 questions on the questionnaire deal with automobile no-fault isuralx-e whether the U.S. should re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba; the federal budget: and so forth, he explained. .Juarez said the questionnaire was mailed out in early June before Frey agreed to support Ford, and the results, which he doesn't recall, were not received until after the agreement. A formal an. 1`101.1111,01101! IN expected (,k't. I nainiing Frey as Ford's Florida campaign manager, he said. The poll was estimated it would have cost Frey $19000 to send out by regular mall, the Miami report said. Florida District r. Congressman Richard Kelly said Friday he hasn't seen the questionnaire, but added, "I think Frey Is very well versed in the ethics of these things." said he regards Frey "very highly," and would be "very surprised if what Frey did .s not as it ought to be." Kelly M( )N DAY II:irnhurger on bun I$ hipped potatoes I Corn Baked dessert Milk and butter lu FSl)AY Diced beef ,Ailli noodle's Cole slaw Green beans Baked dessert School made rolls 5111k and butter WEL)NESI)A V "Boston 'I'ca Party" Brigantine fish Gangplank potatoes Overboard salad School-made Boston baked bread Peach tea party rake argo of milk TIIIJR.SDA V Spaghetti with meat sauce Peas Applesauce Garlic bread Strawberry shortcake Milk and butter FRIDAY Cold ruts Scalloped potatoes Mixed vegetables iukt, bars Bun or School made roll 5111k and butter By BOB LIA)YD TM.l.AIIAS.SEF; API Eduuatzon Co!luIIlssiuner Ralph Turlington says he will wait to hear mare evidence before deciding whether to make his the last signature required on a pardon to free Freddie hIts and Wilbert Lee - I - - ..,.,,, __, in ,,, ...,._ FORT LAUDERDALE uAP) [)avid Nyberg cried briefly when he was convicted by a circuit court jury of first-degree murder in the brutal "Die, Satan, die" - _,, - , - slaying in Tampa. .Nyberg, 20, of Arlington, Va., was sentenced to life in prLSOn by Hillsborough Circuit Judge Charles Scruggs, who ruled that Nyberg would not be eligible for parole for - 25 years. The six-man, six-woman jury had deliberated about two hours Friday before convicting ,Nyberg in the death of Kenneth Robert Houston, 20, of Arlington. "I've enjoyed it and I've smoked it off and on for two-and-a-half Phillips said private usee it mi arijua mui should be lized, but the drug should not be legalized totally. lie suggested laws to permit personal production and consumption of grass Patterned after laws whichallow small amounts of beer and wine to be Lewis Must Rehire Prince TA1,I.AHASSE (API - Comptroller Gerald Lewis must rehire a securities investigator at least temporarily after firing him in a dispute over a multimillion-dollar mortgage securities fraud inquiry, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge William Stafford ordered Friday that Robert Prince be restored to the state payroll until his Aug. 1 firing is reviewed by the state Career Service Commission or a three-judge federal court. Prince already has missed one pay check and would suffer irreparable harm If kept off the payroll for the two months or more needed for the review, Stafford said. if Parks Renew Policy Booze, beer and bare TALLAHASSEE API breasts will continue to be banned from Florida's 25 state parks after the review of park policy, Director Ney Landrum says. At a meeting this week to receive citizens' suggestions for changes, representatives of 25 organizations agreed generally that "parks should be f2amily oriented," Ow-e Parks Division director said. Unlike the National Parks Service, Florida parks have had Few problems with persons violating the ban on nudity, Landrum said, - 01 m produced for personal use. Phillips said he expected some friction because of his stntetiients, but said he will not resign his post. However, he added, he inn) be pressured out of the job. "There'll be some who feel exactly like I (10 who use manft said College Offers Many Courses In S. Seminole Cu Iii in unity -Self" ii ol College's Adult Occupational 1';duttiun Services is offering a .ariety of evening business courses at the South Seminole (inter in Altamo nte Springs, located on SR 43 at 1-4 i ['all American Bank building u. 'Starting and Managing a Suuiall Business" is the title of a course to begin Sept. 17 at 7 tx'giri Sept. 18 and is a practical applications course and a companion course to Essentials of Supervision. Students may elect to enroll in both at the snuma, tune. A Heal Estate Law course began Thursday at 7 p.m. and covers the Florida Heal Estate license Law Handbook. Real Estate, Principles and 1)111. Practices" will begin Sept. 16 ('lasses will tnet't only one and will cover such topics as: night each week for two-and-a. property, contracts, legal half hours and will cover such descriptions, Financing real ipt'S as: single entry estate, the mortgage market, hs 'okkeeping raising capital, la xation, brokerage, ci tv 'axes, location and layout, record keeping, credit and collections, human factors, personnel management, eflecture zidvertisemt'nt and sales " planning and zoning, praising, and ap- Government housing programs. The two courses combined cover the Florida Real Estate promotion. SI les man's Com miss ion W. F. ''Bill" Armstrong, examination and are scheduled professional business comm. on different nights so that insultant for many sears, will dividuals may enroll in both at teach tIme course. the samnt time. Individuals aspiring to start a ''Travel Agenc Operation i in II business or those already and Managenient'' begins Sept. in business who desire the latest 18, 7-10 p. m. with experienced Federal and State information travel agent James B. houlI benefit from the course. 'Fhouuipson as instructor. 'Ttu' Supervisor in the Persons desiring emComputer Age" will be offered beginning Sept. 16 at 6:30 p.mii, .ini cIasse will tuiect one evening a week, The course is intended to familiarize individuals with the u.st' of the computer as a means if supervisory assistance. The ourse is structured so one need nt be mathematically or n cast, has Indicated the case Is Altamonte Springs, burglary of now ready to go to trial. a doctor's office and petty In other cases docketed for larceny of a cheek or credit the week, detense attorneys card. have filed motions 13 continue -Judy Goodall, 26, the trials of Donald Crowder, Longwood, accused of grand 44, and his wife, Carolyn larceny of furniture. Crowder, 42, of 551 Karen St., -David Allen Reitmnon, 21, Altamonte Springs, on charges Winter Park, charged with of buying; receiving and robbery of a drive-in gmocery concealing stolen property, store on Howell Branch Road. The Crowders were among 13 -James Anthony Buf fo, 46, alter 12 years in prison. Turlington said he decided to take no action until after a meeting Monday with State Atty. Leo Jones, who prosecuted hIts and Lee in their second trial for the murders of two Port St. Joe gas station attendants. Jones will present evidence to Cabinet members that the two are guilty, said an aide to Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, who arranged the meeting, Nyberg Given Life Sentence person.s arrested in connection 546 Orange Drive, Altamonte with what authorities called a Springs, accused by state ''.l..I_I,ir,r,4g..''' thIi ,h,, t ,. 01 oiiering 10 sell or The twice-continued murder operated in Orange, Seminole supply blank manufacturer's trial of Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley, and other Central Florida statement of origin 41, of Sanford, is scheduled this counties. forms used to title new autos. week before Circuit Court Defense attorneys have told -Sophie hlreibart, 68, 602 Judge J. William Woodson on a the court that due to the corn- Brittany Court, Casselberry, docket that includes 14 other plexity of charges against the obtaining property by worthless cases. Crowders and co-defendants in check, Mrs. Kiley is accused of first- the cases they need more time -James Arthur Onie, 28, degree murder in the June 7 to prepare the delen,ie in the Orlando, breaking and entering shooting death of her husband, trials, Judge Woodson is cx- with intent to commit a felony thomas R. Kiley, 46, at their pet-ted to rule on the eon- and grand larceny of chain 3114 Rudder Circle, Sanford tinuance motion Monday, saws. Airport, borne. Other defendants docketed -Terry Cordell Wallace, 20, In July the trial was post- for trials before Judge Woodson 2810 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, poned because of the death of a this week include: breaking and entering the firearms examiner who was to -Jimmie Laringo, 38, no Sanford Alliance Church with testify In the case, local address, charged with Intent to commit a felony. In August the proceeding was entering Sanford Middle School -James Randolph labor, 21, again postponed, this time without breaking with intent to 500 Rosedal e Ave., Longwood, ts'raus4' Assistant State Attv. commit a misdemeanor. lnrtvny of a motor vehicle. James Fuggattt, prosecutor in -Carl Booth, 19, 645 W. 25th -Robert H. Glenn, 17, lake the case, had broken a leg St.. Sanford, accused of grand Monroe, larceny of a motor while roller skating, larceny of money from a set- vehicle and possession of a Figgatt, now getting around vice station, stolen motor vehicle, on crutches with hie ..ilnhrt t-)n,1 LIi.fl4,t.. '4 'UI IUV, , SARASOTA uAP State plans to build a prison at a state mental hospital to handle inmate overcrowding have been blocked by a circuit judge's order. Circuit Judge Evelyn Gobbie ruled Friday that converting hospital facilities to prison use at G. Pierce Wood Memorial Hospital in Arcadia would violate the patients rights under the Baker Act. Judge Gobbie said she would Issue a permanent injunction in the suit brought by patients at the hospital. Two patients, Joel Schuster and Bill Moulder, petitioned to keep the prisoners out. Turlington Awaits Evidence 1 For Betty Jean Kiley herald Staff Writer Blccked work. . 1 Murder Trial Scheduled for the Week Sept. 15 through 19 Prison Plans - 1 Aide Tn i - In traffic arrests, Ruth Local authorities sa i (I The Seminole County Grand Johnson Allen, 64, 40 Cypress As Abbgy was talking with Jury has indicted a s-year-old Seminole deputies are expected Charged with involuntary Ave., was charged by Sanford former Outlaw motorcycle to go to Lake Butler this reporters in a hallway outside sexual batter)' is Calvin police with improper backing gang member for first-degree weekend to arrest Spaziano on the courtroom where the in. Chapmen, who was in Seminole Friday night, resulting in $200 murder in the death of one of the dump murder charge. It dictment was returned. County jail Saturday with no in damages to a vehicle owned two women whose decomposing was not immediately known e:Iunole.h3rcvard State Alt)-. bond set, and driven by Randy Pittman, bodies were found at an when he will be brought Abbott herring, who took the Deputy - George F. Hazard home of Robert Spelghtz, 26, 700 Magnolia Avenue. Damage Altamonte Springs dump two Seminole for arraignment on .lump murder case before the arrested Qi.apmen after the 2017 Linden Road, Tigiglewood, to the Allen car wa.reported at the murder charge and setting grand jury, cautioned Abbgy victim reported being attacked in which $2,010 worth of jewelry $25. years ago. of a circuit court trial, and other investigators "not to in a field area at the end of was taken. The indictment, returned' A 13-year-old Longwood Orange County State say any- thing that might Campello Street In Altamonte Friday- afternoon, accuses Speights told deputies the school girl was reported Joseph Robert "Crazy Joe" Attorney Bob Eagan's office prejudice the case" and "not to Springs. jewelry was taken from a file i over the weekend by Spaziano, 29, in the death of said Spaziano is scheduled for reveal any evidence." In other arrests, a $15,500 cabinet in a spare bedroom, missing the sheriff's department. Laura Lynn hlarberts, an I& trial in Orlando on Nov. 17 on Miss hlarberts had been bond was set on Donald Edward sometime between 6:30 p.m. year-old Orlando hospital clerk, charges of rape, forceable missing 17 days when the Hampton, 21, 10th Street and and midnight Friday. A carport Laura Dreyfus, was last seen The second body found at the carnal knowledge and false decomposing body, later Oak Avenue, after he was door was pried open, police at 235 Tollgate Trail in dump Aug. 22, 1973, has never inqi'isonrnent in another case. identified through dental charged with destruction of city said. Longwood by Michael Hart. The Seminole grand jury was records, was found by an property, grand larceny, been identified. Anthropologists Sanford Police Detective neck, 15, Casselberry, late who examined the remains in session almost four hours and Eatonville man at the trash possession of tools valued at Walter L Jones Jr., charged Friday night. reported them to be of a woman heard testimony From four dump area south of S11436 near U10.06, and breaking and en Lige Randy Powell, 19, 1805 Mrs Laura Harrington, the between 16 and 21 years of age. witnesses, including Sheriff's S11431, Altamonte Springs. The tering with intent to commit a West 15th Street, with Spaziano was recently con- detective I.I. George Abbgy, man told officers he waited 24- felony, possession and sale of girl's mother, told deputies her icted by an Orange County before returning the murder hours to report the grisly find Sanford Police IA. Ralph marijuana after he was husband had a disagreement because he was afraid he would Russell and Sgt. Gene Pharis arrested Friday afternoon at with hlartneck, but that she did jury on a Feb. 1974 rape and indictment, Abbgy Altamonte get in trouble for illegal trash arrested Hampton shortly after Goldsboro Bar, West 13th not believe the boy had knife assault on a 16-year-old and anything to do with her running girl. He was sentenced to life in Springs Police Detective James dumping. the Maryland Fried Chicken Street. prison plus five years. Martiridill spent 24 1 : months restaurant was broken into at Powell was in Seminole Amelia and S.R. 600. Orange County Jail officials working on the hlarberts The grand jury- indictment County Jail Saturday under Miss Dreyfus is five feet five said Spaziano has since been murder probe. alleges Spaziano killed Miss Hampton was in county jail $13,000 bond. inches tall, weighs 115 pounds. transferred to the state penal "Now,allofa sudden I'm real hlarberts "on or about Aug. 6, Saturday. Police Detective Ralph has brown hair and blue eyes system reception center at tired," Abbgy said after the 1973" but doesn't say how she Sheriff's deputies were in- Russell arrested Henry White, and is of medium build and fair Lake Butler. indictment was made public, was killed. vestigaung a burglary at the Sanford, Saturday morning, for complexion. to Ag rees To Testify ORLANIX) tAl Alphonso Ca n, a onetime body guard to former football executive Romiunie l.oudd, has ileadd guilty to a narcotics charge and agreed to testify' against his former boss. Circuit Judge W. Rogers Turner accepted Cain's plea Friday, and sentenctI him to five years on each of two counts of conspiracy and delivery of cocaine. Turner said the two five-year sentences would run concurrently with a 13-year sentence imposed on Cain last month following his conviction on another count of disorderly intoxication. Bond Springs man was charged with choking and raping a 26-yearold Altamonte Springs woman early Saturday morning. -&-!-ILI:I I'l I I II (;AINESVILI.E ( AP) - The head of a police academy in ought to 1w able to enjoy if they want to," said Bob Phillips, North Florida say's tie smokes marijuana and would like it t'(Klrtilnator of Sante Fe Com munity College's Police Academy. legalized for home use, but admuiits his stand maycost him his job. Ph'llips, ,it,, has participated in training many police officers in "It's Just a pleasurable experience that I and everybody else a 14-countyarea the past three years and has been in law enlurcmiient for 15 years. - - Boston, Louisville Quiet . . 0 f - direct doctors - . . FAYE1TEVILLE, Ark. AP A member of a religous cult that doesn't believe in medical care is being held for investigation of manslaughter after allegedly preventing the hospitalization of a 5-month-old baby injured in a traffic accident, police said. The baby died at the scene of the accident Friday. At least 17 other members of the cult were seriously injured in the accident, but refused hospitalization, Police Capt. Bud Dennis said. Dennis said the 27-year-old man charged with manslaughter allegedly took the baby away from ambulance attendants who were placing her in the ambulance. I Dennis said he couldn't identify the man until he was I formally charged. I Quinlan of Landing asked --. . . Religious Cultist Held Joseph r . . - die. '. . (IIARLESTON,W.Va. AP U.S. District Judge K.K. Hall has imposed 90-day jail terms on two cal miners % ho wouldn't accept probation because it would mean they couldn't go hunting with guns. After David Sprouse of Orgas and Sammy Hawkins of Whitesville pleaded guilty to contempt of court charges stemming from picketing during a recent wildcat coal strike. Hall fined them $)0 each, gave them suspended .da) jail terms and placed both on one year's probation. But within hours the two were back before Hall. They said they could not agree to a probation provision that prohibited them from carr}ing guns. Sprouse and Hawkins said they would serve the 90-day term.s,and they were taken off to jail by marshals. In a suit filed in Superior Court in Morristown - ... . Prefer Jail To Probation asked a - - . ,. - - ~_,. '" L -Z - may be MORRISTOWN, N.J. ( AP) The Lather of a 21-yearold woman who has been' in a coma for five months has judge to allow his adopted daughter to Friday. T. Judge Robert Muir to at St. remove his daughter that has kept her alive. The woman, Karen Ann Quinlan, "simply went to sleep April 15 and has never woke up," according to Paul W. Armstrong, Quinlan's attorney. Armstrong said doctors have determined the woman is suffering from 'irreparable" brain damage and is in a "fetal conditicn" with no hope of recovery. S - pension funds. Pleads For Daughters Death _ -' ------.--.------ own - .. -1- 11 :oo't trurtured programs this Supervisor of lnjwrtIiin Johnson LWiifllelIdiflg the ) ar UK school has tser had school's efforts In correcting Harry said. Even the four girl day the fire code deficiencies. The ktter was addressed to students must wear the U.S the lkrnarr Miiddesi Eoiin- Marine Corps uniform. They're (latlon, N.Y., a non-profit called "W-M's," said Corn- educational foundation which mandant Col. E. H. Daniels, owns the campus, a one-time USMC Ret. 'The kids seem to really love training camp for the then N ew deficiencies. , York Giants baseball team in it and their handling the 1 "They're meeting all corndiscipline real well. The the early 1960's, '14 inittinents and those not yet "lye never worri ed about program gives them a sense of completed will be finished by this building because the security and guidelines and Sept. 25," Sanford Fire Chief G. original sprinkler systt'mn Is In they know where they stand," / St. Harriett said Th ursday. every nook and corner of the said Harry. ... f! That's the final inspection I There were about 170 mi li tary building," said Harry. ,,J,/J I '; date scheduled for the 50-yearis prep schools in the 1950's, Harry said the school ,; ill ' old former Mayfair Inn at 1000 to about 50 today compared screening its applicants more ; ova East First Street. Chief Harriett stringently and scheduling nationwide, he said. ard the state fire marshal will "It's a shame to see so many more frequent lire drills in inrlrt the inspection. efforts to prevent future in- military schools closing when Harriett said the state udents. there's such a need today for granted temporary permission this kind of discipline to build \ll four f ires were Mt I)) the for the p ri vate prep school for self confidence, character and Harry said, including grades 6 through 12, to begin pride Promotion and i;1t tht io&h new registration and housing of ' rewards come with merit and ~ 0 ___ SIIflC oipil, causing a total academic L pec ted 150 cade ts this car __, performances, $3,000 in tlaiiiaes last October. harry ui th e second fl oor of the thre* j_ said. W1' ;I -I---.. c third lire was set in the L story building. The permission It I I . "lust year we had more third floor of the senior school was granted with the unI ____ Naval Academy appointments •k , s Spring, but it was ' •. t3 tand Ln, uit las5t O the an any other school In the i Administrator Jesse Harry explains the automatic lire alarm syste m's master control to Cadet Staff put out with a (ire extinquisher, listed safely hazards ould be state and our senior class 34 Sgt. Paul Flythe, 15, SpringfIeld, Ga. The unit Is booked up from the Naval Academy to the Sanford tie said. corrected by the final in- Fire graduatesi had one of the Department. Herald Photo by Joe Askrrn spect.ion date. The last fire, set In the same highest average scores in the 12 Both Harriett and the will be held in the Junior School should be .4 safe place," said llraccland and Chief Harriett for area, closed the school's seven grade standardized test in Academy's administrator, building. Its use will be con- Harriett. their help, advice, assistance week Summer session two Florida in recent years," said Jesse harry, agreed the former fined to some office and storage and harry said about $20,000 general cooperation in months ago, and a couple of harry. Junior School facility, on areas and band and athletic worth of repairs have been helping us to accomplish the mattresses were burned, exMmc3t all of the Academy's Mellonville Avenue next to the practice. made on the lakefront building necessary repairs required," plained Harry. All three pupils graduates have been accepted Sanford Stadium, will not be "It's a lot better than it was, in the last six weeks. said Harry. involved were disciplined and into major colleges and used for dormitory purposes. and the minimum standards "It would like to commend harry said he received a sent home, harry said. universities since 1967, he harry said no regular classes have been nwt Overall. U ('ih Building Official Bill letter this week from State We have lined up one of the added DETROIT iAPi Sen. Robert Griffin. R.Mich., says the disappearance of ex-Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa may have been arranged organized crime with union Griffin said Friday that a congressional probe of Teamster pension funds needed to aid investigators seeking to learn what happened to Hoffa, who vanished without a trace on July 30. 1 don't like the appearances that some of the mob may have been connected with this incident," said Griffin. "Fm very concerned about stories that pension money may be involved." Meanwhile, state Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley said the mystery of the disappearance of the 62-year-old Hof (a may never be solved. Griffin and Kelley made their observations as a federal grand jury investigating Hoffa's mysterious drop from sight completed its second week of work. by I After suff ering four studentset fires in the last 12 months, the Sanford Naval Academy, which was ordered closed on July 14 by the state lire marshal, has reopened its doors and to correct its fire code I Pension Money Involved connection f HeraldStafl Writer _..0-- ---- J 'J t B) JOE ASKREN , .___._~ technicall oriented, but who mieciLs a basic understanding of how computers serve in the supervisory process. "Behavioral Insight for Supervisors" is scheduled ti beg i n Sept. 16 t7pML and ineet, one evening a week. The course, to be taught by Charles May, director of the State Dept. of Rehabilitation in ploynment in this interesting and rewarding profession and those already cmii ploy ed who are seeking benefit. advancement will Interested persons should call 834-1162 for registration formation or for additi information about YoungGOPCiu Backs Proposal Orlando, will explore physical. mental and emotional behavior and people-to-people un derstanding, how to improve working with people, situiatiops and conditions wilt be endorsing proposed Department of Health, Education and Welfare regulations tHEW discussed. "Essential.s of Supervision" is now being offered to develop prohibiting strikers from receiving unemployment compensation under a federal program. graduate to enroll Bill Barnes will teach the course one night a week, 5:30. 7:30 pin, "Supt'rvisorv Practices" will __ Occupational courses call A. F. Barns, coordinator at 323-1450, extension 325. The Semi nol e Cou fly Young Republican I YR ( lub has forwarded a resolution to Washington skills in basic supervisory functions of planning, coortlinating, organizing, directing mind controlling. One does not have to lx' a high school - - --- d Adu' to YR According aryanne M Chairman local the Morse, -.Tr:.- ROLL-O N i( I A I - - %~%' - ,\ ULTRA BAN I. I 5RY" - , -0 .:' :.',, \T 75 F • ' 4, I - . - 11 * = IF14 --I, -1_-::...J.. .;,"'....'' __ -, L _1 ''I i \. ()"tR 1'V - Print , w0"A1VLlW~____/koaak lsl 49 OI3Ci'., TI.f21 ' '.:',,,';" ; ' pilm . `12,'.. . , - CURRY FORD ROAD ' '' ' MN CASSELBERRY... SEMINOLE PLAZA S HOPPING CENTER - " I I EXCEDRIN PM ()P?5,' SALE GOOD THRU WED. OPEN SUNDAY 10.1 OPEN DAILY 9-9 50 TABLETS I i voted organization minaniniously that it is not the responsibility of tax- ,.---= -- --- / .. ,, payers to support astriker. rather it is the responsibility of his union. ', ',','i H COUPON I H RU 9 17 4 1 44 is . , I - hi 1 ---- - - - ------ - - -- - --- 46 �Evening HerWd Mull a thrill it as FruIav night to see an % efflo tTO'.' d at Seminole high Stadium for the opening f(X)tbUII gante of the season. Suiiinole High clashed ith Oviedu in the opener for both schools and by now everyone knos that tlit team couipletelv out-classed the iea by a 53 margin. \ ,.-,Itlllg lions, You can re-d about that portion of the night in tnda.s 'rts section. ', 'u just anted to touch upon the great school and to ii spirit displayed at the contest. It mitsan enthusiastic crowd, tell behaved, but Id un tdv loud enough to cheer 11w locals on to \I( Fans were actually spilling over the snin(Ls and lining the fences surrounding the perimeter of the leki. Vet, at no time did we itness any unruly .u'tivItV :tn here. l-:vt'n the overly I)44l)ulated parking lot emptied -lit itJi dispatch follosA ing the gune, thanks to the iiany la% enforcement officers on hand to help direct traffic and the extreme courtesy of 111(1st drivers, e confess, this as our first look at a football .:dlI )' lfl'(' moving to this area and s en' highly li)Y. FkENCII AVE.SANFOIU). FLA. 32711 Area (bde 31tS.322.2t11 or &11.9993 ivirjiv Srnt 1.1 197c- 4A A round AVNI; I) I)()YI.E. Publisher SVIl.I.lA1 1) (t!UUIE. Managing Editor lU)nEflT t M.UkEY. Ad*Irtising Director ltonii Deliver Week, 55 cents: Month. $2 40: 6 Months. $14 20: S"S 40 Ih Mail In Florida sani' as home deIiver All h r uhul h'rith, $2 :o. i; Months. $16 10: 12 Months. $3240 \ 4) _____________ 11111111111111111111111111 1W Fat Bureaus Need The Cl o 0C ck Cutting II nines eon 1(1 be tilled wi I h political seches pro mising to (10 Something about the S1ZC and COSt ol government and its intrusion into our lives. As :1 theme of American politics it goes back to the I )et'laration of Independence. King George III was (IeflOUflCe(I not just for his oppressive taxes but ht'ca use he had "erected a in of 11e%%- offi ces,. and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out their substance.'' In the modern context the problem of Urel)r]itig government htirea ucracv dates mainl irom the New Deal and the wave of federal programs and agencies spawned to treat the depression problems of the 1930s. President Ford's 's pe ech to hardware manufacturers in Chicago recentivhada familiar ring, but his vow to "cut big government down to size" must be placed in a new I'rsPeCtiVe. pletmon of the schooling. Too the dCtMU'tnicflt conducts on-going training at its eekly it ectings and this training is required of all volunteers. If you'd like to help by being a volunteer, further information may be obtained at the Winter Springs Fire Ik'partnient in the municipal building. Volunteers do not have to be a resident of Winter Springs. impressed ith every aspect of the game, the tromAd and all that went with making Seminole high's opening gaitie a big success. We salute the team on a line performance and the citizenry in general for the fine support given Coach Jerry Posey anJ his Football squad. I et s lwpe it continues throughout the remainder of the piling season. i llie Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Department has issued an urgent plea for new members, according to Chief Charles Holzman. Winter Springs uffl have its second fire station rva(4 for occupancy siinietune in early 1976, in the 'I usca ilta section, and volunteer firefighters are ilesxrately needed to staff this facility. At the present time, Winter Springs has a fourman professional staff, but its role is supplemented a force of volunteers responsible for fire protection at night and on weekends. Volunteers must be 17 years of age or older and ii inst be in good physical condition. Should a %olunteer ' ish to unroll in formal firefighter ('nurses at an area coim4iiiunity college, his ('lIStS will 1*' rein ihursed by the cliv upon successful coui- WORLD f lak #'rl4,4,,s IlVII Detente Benef t IPOOR/VL/ --'' Security officials reported eight persons killed in overnight machine gun and grenade duels Ili the northern city of Tripoli, and 10 more (lead in the nearby AKkar region adjoining the Syrian border, They said 500 families fled from Akkar into Syria. The official casualty toll in 11 clay's of Christian.Moslemim lighting was listed as 123 killed and more than wounded, Raul Castro Visits Mexico For Cancer I I J___ \,.; " 16 MIAMI APi Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro is heading a Cuban delegation attending ceremonies celebrating Mexico's 165th anniversary of independence, Havana radio said Saturday'. Among those traveling with Castro, brother of Prime Minister Fidel Castro and second secretary of Cuba's Communist Party', is his wife Vilma Espin, head of the Federation of Cuban Women. The group is traveling to Mexico City today, according to the broadcast monitored in Miami. - / K reinIin " A recent speecri by Mikhatl Sus!ov, a major Kremlin theoretician and prominent member of the ruling Politburo, is being analyzed word by word in the higher echelons of the Ford ad. , The "mountain of pa pe rwork arid quicksand of regulation" hich are Mr. Ford's target represent ministration, .ometIiing more than an expensive nuisance. A For in that talk, given at a mee ting of party' country which has one person working for ideologists, political scientists and Central government for every four in private employment Committee higher party trainees, Suslov is facing serious problems in sustaining its outlined the Kreniilins objectives in seeking detente with the United States. economic productivity. Some of Suslov's points were obtuse CornIronically, the surge in growth of government niunist dialectic and will take weeks or months and its power began in response to the econømi to interpret. Others ere crystal clear: depression 40 years ago. Today, the tax burdens The atmosphere created by detente, said and regulatory restraints of big government are Suslov, will make it more difficult for the U.S. being identified as factors holding back recovery and the West to oppose the actions of Communist from the current recession. nations or communism, either politically or militarily, with propaganda or with "counter Thus the head-count in government offices revolutionary forces." at home or abroad. svmlxilizes more than the tendency of bureaucracy It will thus be easier for the local Communist to breed more of the same. It represents a parties and associated organizations to organize government requiring such a share of our national workers and other groups in the U.S. and o ther income that private industry is concerned about Western and non-aligned countries through the the supply of capital to finance i need for plant world for revolutionary purposes, and for them replacement and expansion. It represents to bring pressures on their governments in line regulation which may have been inspired by the with international Communist objectives, At the same time, Suslov said, detente will not public interest but which has grown to the degree ________ 'ou'j \ '- ,' - 'T' .' J Cancer Insurance, thichi has been available in the United States for decades but has never amounted to a significant share of the insurance market, is going great guns in Japan. \ AT ,' "7 - / it , pitk4ER :. - - ' Is ' 1. + - , 0. .111~ introduced ________ i -' " :I , ' , + , ' 1. Il popular that the company sold 200,000 policies in eight months seven times as many as it had hoped to sell Ina year. Ranking only 400th in size among the 1,800 insurance companies in the United States, the Columbia, Ga.-based American Family' Life Assurance Co. has shouldered its way past a number of its bigger American competitors eyeing the Japanese market, reports Japan Economic Journal. . "h' + + ,+ I can ce r policies are at- edifice can be meaningful, however, only if there is it in the Or as type of international Communist quoted l.t. Raymond Parker of the Seminole ('ounty Sheriff's Department as saying some city The disease has become less deadly because of progress in treating it. Today, as many as half of all cancer patients can be cured. But high hospital costs remain here to stay. A cancer patient receiving treatment in a hospital may have to pay as much as $1,300 a month in medical bills. Thus the popularity of the new insurance. Sanford specific disease in • + - . lm .. 's • .. 1 - - - - I ." ~ 0 4 9 - - ' W ) - ' __ . ' , . .. + ' 0 + / HELFAS1', Northern Ireland AP - Terrorists shot and wounded six Roman Catholics in separate attacks today, police said. The violence followed the killing Friday night of a Protestant in front of his screaming family. Two Catholics also were shot in the knees during the night, traditional punishment meted out by the Irish Republican Army to violators of IRA regulations, Mrs. Peron's authority' was undermined in July' when the labor movement and the nnilitary' forced tier to exile Jose Lopez Rega, her husband's formuer aide who had become her chief adviser and strongman of tier government, lb. ' + A + I,, I 'Ni'I'ED NATIONS, N.Y. countries, the nine Euro'1in APi - United Nations dde- Common Market nations and gates worked overtime today to the United States. translate what many termed "a The predominant mood new spirit of cooperation" into seemed to be determination ¶ an economic manifesto ac- take advantage of the momrio': ceptable to all countries - rich, turn achieved so far in the poor, advanced, under- day-old session and finish tim.' developed, capitalist and job before the regular General Communist. Assembly convenes Tuesday The General Assembly's spe- for three months of debate on cial economic session, sched- mostly political issues. uled to finish Friday, was ex. Despite considerable agree. tended through the weekend nient on many items, diplomats and may rot adjourn until Mon. reported difficulty finding cornday in order to meet demands mnor ground on it Third World for the broadest possible con- knand for linking raw matesensus on guidelines to Improve rial and industrial prices, long international trade and in. opposed by the United Stales vestment systems. and West European nations, ..The chances are 60 to 40" of and on the general issue of achieving that consensus, Neth. goals and deadline5 for ail erlantis Development Minister from the wealthy to the imnpovJan Pronk, chairman of the erished nations, main negotiating committee, The United States has tiptold a reporter during a pause posed proposals for a deadline in the closed-door talks Friday on an aid contribution of sevennight. tenths of one per cent of gross The 138-nation assembly has national product by wealthy split into smaller contact countries, long a U.N. target for groups seeking agreement on the current decade. A nation's such complex issues as corn- gross national product is the modity trade stabilization, in. total value of the goods and ternational investment, services produced in the countransfer of resources and try in one year. technology, monetary flueAnother source of delay was tuations, debt adjustment, the sheer complexity of the istrausnational corporations, sues and their translation into tariff preferences and six U.N. official languages. agricultural development. Substantial agreement was 'flie main task was to merge reported on agriculture, develmnta one acceptable document opmnent and its financing and sets of negotiating proposals the transfer of technology to submitted by the developing poor countries. I /, - iv'. !- -' .. 01 .' . ( LOW AUTO RATES I Ar% I 1. ' ' HUGE PET / Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments Quotes - + + - King, a five-year-old, 155-pound Alaskan malamute, was on hano at last weekend's 11-hour Blue Grass music festival in Sanford Shown with King are, from left, owner C. it. Proctor, Sher Williamson and her father Flue Williamson of IJncolnstnn, Ga ihierald Photo by Bill ('urrie ENJOYS SHOW - 322.028 5 . 831.9774 WO CALENDAR SEPT. 15 Astrology, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 IdylIwilde Elementary School p.m. SCC, S408, fee $15.00, 8 PT,% meeting and open house, wks. For reservations, call 7:30 p.m. Jo Willis, school SCC's Community Services. guidance counselor, and Joyce Tuskawilla Middle School Farr, School Advisory' ColnPTA ''Back to School for mittee mncnIit)er, will speak Parents," 7:30 p.m. Parents to Driver Education, 3 p.m. 6 follow' child's schedule for resume by teachers. p.m., $60.00 registration fee, 6 the belief that people would + stamps sold each year about a billion of each country. fronted Mr. Pantridge he insisted IA. Parker did It is obvious to me that tremendous thought ills necessary for the Bureau of Engraving As is clear from the above paragraphs, Suslov make the statement as reported. This was and planning Ilac gone into the design of the site and Printing to prepare cylinders and to print sees detente basically as requiring capitalist and confirmed by a reporter for another newspaper and that it gould appear more as a "public the stamps well in advance of the holiday Stamps A Quandary season. other Western nations not to interfere in the who was present. park" in appearance than a commercial tract. The nondenominational format was adopted Soviet Union and in other Communist lands, or having driven around the proposed site with because of the uncertainty over when I called Sheriff John Polk and requested he The federal food stamp program serves two purposes. and how had Ili)faniiily. It was our impression that the much postal rates will hare to be with Communist parties elsewhere, while have I.I. Parker either publicly' deny he It benefits low-income Americans by allowing them to asserting that detente should not similarly made raised as a the statement or name the suspected of- location of the Grand Prix would not appear out consequen"e of the recent contract settlement stretch their food dollars and it has given needed support to the restrict the Soviet Union. ficial or officials so the public would not be "I place or detrimental to surrounding real nation's agriculture and Food industry. itti postal workers. Indications are that the cost In fact, Suslov says "The Communist Party of suspicious of all other city' official.-,. Sheriff Polk estate. Ii would only' perimeter what is already' a of a first-class stamp will go up from 10 cents to But wi th rapid growth in both numbers of eligible recipients the Soviet Union sees its duty in promoting the t IilIlt'r'iil hub, i i he iuld see to it that the matter would be 13 (('fitS early' in December. tnd federal funding, increasing controversy centers on abuses cohesion of all the revolutionary and democratic 'I tune when unique attractions are drawing cleared publicly. of thesystem. Officials concede that lax controlsallow too many To date, however, no such (hi course, the only surprise would be if the forces of the age and achieving the strengthening to various areas of Central Postal Service were to 'larlIi'atlon has appeared in your newspaper. attention and money ineligible persons to buy stamps, while, paradoxically, red tape delay the increase until of their solidarity in the common struggle. Our Florida it seems very exciting to me that alter the keeps many of the deserving needy from participating, holiday Season, Will it play' Scrooge, or party' and our country support all movements As one city' official. I resent LI. Parker's St'miiinole County' has an opportunity to host a ill it make this gift to The bureaucratic "error rate" is estimated at 20 per cent. Americans' ? which oppose imperialist reaction and op"blanket" implication of every city official in xtt'ntially successful attraction of 4 s own. Did the oil industry wait until after the July 41h Reports of fraudulent use of the stamps by beneficiaries and pression and which advocate national and social Seminole County. lie ought to name his suspect Fred Tosh holiday to raise gasoline prices last timel storekeepers proliferate. Carl B. Williams, deputy U.S. cornliberation." ,or suspects, retract the statement, or publicly LA)ngwnod, Fla, Is the IIi(Efl iiia1e of green cheese " riitssloner of welfare, calls the system a "mess" and says the government "is giving away btlliof dollars with virtually no controls at all." Moves to cancel or reduce the program are unlikely to be successful, nor should they be. Reform is essential, however, if the system is to endure its own weight. With 20 million people expected to be receiving $6 billion In stamp subsidies within the next year, the focus must be on insuring 'Juit the assistance goes to those in real need. In the seclusion of San Clemente, Richard touch with one another since Watergate sent The multinational, multi-billion-dollar limits its operations to California. It Is active in Nixon is beginning to question whether his Nixon into self-exile and threatens now to send Texaco empire operates in 84 euntries, with its no less than 35 foreign countries, Is also building slavish formtr staff thief, fl.R. "Bob" Iiakkrn,an to prison, own fleet of 205 tankers and 37,000 miles of a large tanker fleet. In 1973, the company was Ilaldeman, always leveled with hun. The fonner President intends to inite pipeline. Last year, the company paid a scant 1.6 slapped on the wrist for monopoly practices in The questions have come up as Nixon has hlaldetnantoSanClemente, nevertheless, to help per cent federal tax on a $28 billion net profit. American Samoa. It has also been cited in antrio.il to patch together his memoirs. Without .is luiim recall past events for his imienioirs. This iiieans the American taxpayers Indirectly' thrust cases. presidential tapes and papers to jog his memory, Footr.ote: Two former Nixon intimates, who helped to keep Texaco's executives in Cadillacs Only two of the Big Eight pay' federal taxes he has had trouble reconstructing White House won't be invited to San Clemente, are John and their women in mink. The company events. worth mentioning. Last year, Standard Oil of Ehrlichnumn and Charles Colson. The former defending itself from more than 50 legal actions Indiana paid an 18.2 per cent tax on a $1.7 billion He has started to question farmer aides to President has broken all contact with both men, involving antitrust, ecology and pollution, net Income. Shell paid a 28.6 per cent tax on a help refresh tils memory. The deeper he has according to our San Clemente sources. Mobil also paid a 1.6 per \ cent federal tax $o' miiillion fl('(offl Vet even these taxes were do'F,'ed, the more ho. to;e v.1'wk'rud aloud v. tiethur last year hofl an even greater $3.6 billion net 11Z, OIL IIUCCANI-;ER.s: From our oil notebook, tar below the 49 per cent average corporate tax. Ilaldeman kept him fully informt'I about crucial profit. Founded in 1866 as Vacuum Oil, Mobil 15 here are more fascinating facts about those matters. Nor were the two companies so hard-pressed now deep into oil shale, natural gas, coal and that they had to deprive their executives. While Nixon was President, he had a desire modern buccaneers, the oilmen, whose profits solar power. This company, too, is defending Standard of Indiana paid Its chairman, John for solitude and a craving for an orderly en- are more fabulous than the pirate treasures of itself From multiple environmental, water the Bhckbeard era: virorunent undisturbed by trivial interruptions Swearingen a $476,000 salary last year; Shell's quality and antitrust charges. esident harry Bridges collected $4 10,000. or internecine discord. He sought to encapsulate The world's No, 1 corporate power is Gull, the oil company of the fabulous pr himself from unnecessary turmoil and to gain ixxon, the supercorporalion, whose 810.9 billion Mellon family, ran up Its profits a fantastic 440 Here are additional oil notes: the information he needed by reading, not profit last year exceeded the annual budgets of per cent during the 1972-74 period. Last year, the Conoco, with $7 billion in oil sales last year, is rapping. tiiost nations. Its corporate ruler, J. Kenneth company paid less than S per cent federal tax on also the nation's biggest seller of hitumnino'js The hard-nosed Haldeman protected him Jamieson, is little known outside of the world's a $3.9 billion net profit. Some of the Mellons, with coal. . Phillips, once run by an American IMF from intrusions. Nixon has now begun to board rooms. Yet his $677,000 annual salary is personal fortunes in the hundred.i of millions, Indian, now operates in 16 ('OUfltrjes and is in. question whether he was overprotected. lie has more than triple what President Ford is paid. have managed to juggle their finances so that volved in the North Sea explorations dropped rcnmi:rks indicating he has deep Exxon iaces antitrust charges brought by it. ..,. they sometimes pay no feteral income taxes at Amerada Hess, a family firm run by Leon misgivings about llalda'tyian, Connecticut, Florida, Kansas and the Federal all, Gulf is fighting environmental regulations, h 'The oor consume,' m He never used to have SO i.as booste(i Its profits an incredible 676 less, r pe Even before Nixon began doubting Trade Commission, not to mention three air has been cited For environmental vioations and ctnt since 1972, manyp troubles until 8/1 these consumer adGetty Oil, owned by the aged hlaldernan, the tight bond that once linked these quality violations, 45 environmental violations is involved in illegal political contributions, vocRles came on to the scene" playboy and art collector J. Paul Getty, has two men had been broken. They have not kept in and 53 oil discharge violations Standard Oil of California by no moans scored a 245 per cent profit increase since In - Florida Card Party, 7 pin. si-:vr. 29 lk'Iary Fire hall. For resercounc il of I'rrsidents' vations or tickets call Mrs. I)eltna, In a iii 'onliimiunhtv Helen French or Mrs. 011ie ('enter Arts and ('rafts Freeman. Building , SEPT. 30 SEPT. 26 Overeaters Anonymous. 7:30 Sanford Kiwanis and Sunrise Florida Power and Light Kiwanis educational meeting, 7 Building, Sanford. a.m., Cavalier Motel. Open to wks., call Seminole Community Registration for free lunch all members. ocr, 1 College's Community Services hour classes in conversational Free blood pressure checks, office for reservations. Spanish and French for Senior SEPT. 28 :t- p.m. Winter Park Memorial Citizens and other adults, Eighteenth Annual West hospital, Edinburgh Entrance, Action Years (lub, 1 1)111., Wednesday at noon, 11mm Virginia Day, 10 ann. to 4 p.111. second flour annex First Federal on Edgewater Fox Lake Park, 'fit usvilIe. Towers in Drive, College Park. Program be held Sanford. Classes will Program at 1 p.m. Bring picnic 0(1'. 1 each Friday. of interest to Senior Citizens, or food sold by Minis Volunteer lions ('lub spaghetti dinner ,n,l ,,n .. -rA1røchmintc --......... r ire Dept. country music, anti bingo, 4 p.m., Sanford " SEPT. IS tertainment by Pat Prochaska, peakers and skits . For all Civic Center. Profits benefit home' Furniture Refinishing s Visitors welcome, bomuim West virginians. Lions Sight Program. II, 7p.m. - 10 p.m., 901 W. first Sanford, 10 wks,, _____________ Enrollment begins for free classes In English for speakers registration lee $10.00. For of other languages. torning, reservations, call SCC's afternoon or evening sessions at Community Services, Adult Education Campus Beginning Antiques, 7 p.m. Building 71, and 6:30 p.m. 10 p.m., AEC 12, fee $15.00, 6 SEPTEMBER 12, 1 9175 Edna L. Mullin, Dultona ('lasses, Monday and Wed- wks. For reservations call ADMISSION'S John It Rinaldo. Deltona nesday at Bear Lake ElemenCommunity' Services at SCC, Erwin A. Schupbach, Deltona School. Call Seminole Sanford: Herman K. 'Irotier, I )t'ltona Community College for in. SEPT. 19 Alvin J. Brooke Manfield liallmnan, Lake formation, I Sanford Chapter 1977 of Samuel Freeman Monroe A,tItP-NIITA, 2:30 p.m., First Tawanna F. Gordon •, SEPT. 16 Piper I. Smith, Iongw od June 1). Kelley Home Furniture Refinishing Federal of Seminole CornLeander M. Bent, Orange l.uevinia I). Marshall 1, 7 pin. 10 p.m., 9:01 W First mnunity room, 312 W. First St., ('ity Sanford. Nancy W. Mosley St., ____________________________ Sanford, 10 wks., Edna Tillman registration fee $10.00. For William 13. Webb reservations, call SCC's SEPT. 20 Leopold N. Wolf Community' Services. Seminole County Voter Myrtle M. hiolley, Altamonte ______________________________ Registration Team will be at St'rtoma Club of Langw(xxl Altamonte Springs City IkIl, Saturday's high 89. Overnight 9 Sprs. Area, noon luncheon meeting, a.m. to 4 p.m. F:lizibetti C. Carroll, DeBars' low 67. for convenience Quaity Inn, SR 434 and I. Richard I). Noll, Winter Sprs. of qualified residents to Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers mostly register, renew or change i l)eltona-1)t'Bary Welcome registration BIRTHS: during afternoon and evening cards. Wagon Club, 10 a.m. Deltona hours. Highs mainly near 90. Community ('enter program, Fleet Reserve mortgage Mr. & Mrs. I'onard I Gladys) Lows in 11w low to niiid lOs. I luncheon and white elephant burning at hawaiian Luau, Biondi, it baby boy', I)ehlary Variable winds mostly 10 sale. Speaker Sgt. Robert Lee of served 7:30-9 pm., followed by mn.p.h. or less but stronger and the highway Patrol. Open to (lancing. t)ISt'HAhtGFS: gusty near thundershowers. niernbers amid newcomers to the Rain probability0 5 per cent in area. Sanford; the afternoon and evening and SEPT. 22 Ronald L. Appel 20 per cent other t lilies Democratic Women's Club 'f Youth Programs, Inc., 7:30 Max A. Bass Seminole, flOOfl, Cavalier, p.m. Jim Wilson, (iirecor of ,\lvin J. Brooke EXTI-:NIWI) F'OItECAS'T hiiway 17-92. Paliiis Counceling Center will Edgar L. Cason Sanford Middie School I'TA, 7 speak on Parent Effectiveness Frank l. Dampier Mostly' cloudy' with showers Training. P.11). Randy B. Frederick and slightly' cooler extreme Marshall Holloway 111 Monday. north portion Overeaters Anonyniou.s, 7:3(1 SEPT. 23 Karen F. Jones cloudy, with Otherwise partly p.m., Florida I'o%ser and light Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 James Seaton thundershowers scattered Building, Sanford. p.m., Florida Power and Light Olive Teate afternoon and mainly' in SEPT. 17 Building, Sanford, Earle U. Thompson north evening. Extreme Lake Howell Hand Parents, Mabel Vanderwy'den 60s and Monday lows in upper 7:30 ).m., in the band room. SEPT. 24 Richard I. Washington highs in mid 8. Otherwise Sanford Kiwanis installation Beatrice K. Burtsche, low's generally' in the 70s and ____________________________ and Ladies Day, noon, Civic I)eflary' highs in upper 80s to low 90s. LA Center. Ella K. Dick, Deftary Daytona Beach tides: High William C. West, Deilary 3:48 am,; 4:24 p.m.; low' 9:52 - SEPT, 25 Viola L. Herman, Deltona am., 10:45 p.m. Port Canaveral i __ Iklary Volunteer Fireman's Urho A. Johnson, Deltona high 3:24 a.m., 4:11 p.m.; low COUNTRY Woman's Auxiliary' Touring John S. Moore, Deltona 9:45 a.m,; 10:25 p.m. " .24)7 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla, 32771 i - + vInjuss, INSURANCE AGENCY . rather have 1x)llcles giving them wide-ranged shift in the philosophy which has been building cooperation which enabled Hanoi to defeat South officials were involved in receiving goods stolen coverage. that edifice to such towering size over the last Vietnam. Track Facts by the recently' exposed south Seminole theft generation. In this light, Suslov looked with delight and ring. Editor: If Mr. Ford uses the menace of big government anticipation at developments and future For the last few weeks there has appeared to The U.S. Postal Service is preparing a surprise Li. Parker to identify the official or as a campaign theme in 1976, he will not be the first possibilities in Italy, Japan, France and Greece, officials. Neitherfailed much controversy over a newly proposed package for Americans this Christmas. did he identify the city or cities. be Because detente will make it more difficult candidate to do so. Yet our economic problems are family recreational facility' known to me as the I' in previous years, the service will issue two psychologically for Western countries to prevent In making such a statement IA. Parker smeared "MINI GRAND PRIX- in Fern Park. giving the public a fresh understanding of special Christmas stamps - one with a religious what big or oppose international Communist cooperation, every elected, appointed or employed official in After reading several newspaper articles on iheme and one with a government really means. In 1976 voters may not Suslov believes it will increase the opportunity to tar thisbrush, county's seven municipalities with the same secular theme. For the this subject and happening upon a related first Lime in history, however, the be as interested in how the government is going to solidify into one more effective worldwide stamps will display last weekend at the K-Mart Shopping not [war any postage denomination, 'olve all their problems, as in getting the govern- organization, under Moscow. Communist and When I confronted I.I. Parker about his Center, I feel that I understand the intent of the Because of the large quantity of Christmas ineiit monkey oft' their backs. other groups struggling in every Western statement he denied he iiiade it. When I con- facility's promoters very well, - " + -' _ - HOSPITAL NOTES ARE YOUR PERSONAL VALUABLES REALLY SAFE? - 9111 JACK ANDERSON - Nixon Doubting Former Staff Chief WEATHER - BERRY'S WORLD I -. + - - 7 Inflation approaching an an. nual rate of 400 per cent and nearly' 10 per cent of the labor force is unemployed. The Permovement is split, and political terrorists have killed at i-'.-., ILIU persons s ince .'J1S, lVd Peron succeeded her husband Juan D. Peron on his death in July, 1974. Terrorists Wound Catholics that it is now working against the public interest by lessen Communist opportunities; it will not ease Toll road discouraging if not stifling competition in the those internal economic, social and political tensions in each country which are the basis for marketplace. organizing a Communist struggle against "the Another reason is ThM cancer Insurance President Ford takes pride in a reduction of exploiters," or will detente mean a relaxation in premiums are cheaper than the premiums for 52,000 in the federal work force under its current Communist revolutionary effort, blanket disease policies sold by Japanese Internationally, Suslov indicated that under declare that he did not make such a statement to authorized size. He has high hopes for weeding out Charge Questioned domestic companies, which cost more to operate Itie press. some of the 5,000 different forms which various detente it will become easier for the Soviet Union than insurance targeted at a single disease. Up Julian Stenstrom to government agencies demand that citizens fill out to directly aid foreign class struggles and With reference to your lead story in the Aug. now, the Japanese insurance industry' has City' commissioner, and return. This chipping awa y at the federal revolutions - as in the cooperation between 31 edition of The Evening Herald, your writer steered clear of selling policies aimed at a Moscow and the Portuguese Communists. Letter To The Editor WASIIING'ION iAP) - State Department sources are ro+'p'rting that U.S. attempts to get the Soviet Union to uiiplemint w provisons of the agreement signed at the sunuiiit conference at Helsinki have been met by silence, The two nations were among 35 signing the nonbinding charter earlier this summer, aimed at guiding the conduct (If European affairs and at improving the treatment ''I i.'IUit'ilS. - The 44-year-old president spent several weeks in bed at her suburban residence in Au. gust, reportedly suffering from intestinal disorders and tiervous strain. flobk'do said Luder, wtio as senate prtsnknt is next Ili line to the president, would make mm cabinet changes. Mrs. Peron has been under increasing criticism for her in ability to cope with the nation's problems. Soviets Mum On New Pact tributed to the deeply rooted fear of cancer among Japanese. Since 1953, the disease has been the No. 2 cause of death in Japan, next only to strokes, and for people aged 35 to 64 it is the tip killer. . BUENOS AIRES, Argentina If AP I President Isabel Peron, under attack for failing to solve ,'trgentiria's political and economic woes, was to leave Saturday for a 33-day vacation, Senate President halo l.uder was named to assume the duties of president during Mrs. Peron's absence. The government announceimient on Friday gave no explanation for the leave, but Foreign Minister Angel F. Robledo said Mrs. Peron was taking the time off for health reasons, Government sources said Mrs. Peron will vacation at an air force country ranch in Ascochinga in the mountains of the province of Cordoba, 450 miles northwest (1 Buenos ires, G Introduced in that country last fall by an American firm, cancer insurance proved so The brisk sa les of the oiaze - + s . BEIRUT. Lebanon i APi lilt-and-run gun battles have broken a lull in northern Lebanon's sectarian conIlict, despite army-manned butfer zones between (3iristiiris and Moslertis, Several shooting incidents were also reported Friday night and early Saturday in Beirut, arousing fresh fears that the fighting might spread to this Arab banking and commercial capital. Insurance A - Vacati on Despite Buffer Zone 4 Accord Sought In U.N. Economic 0 Ufl5 Sunday. Sept, 14, 1975-SA Delegates Busy - D ON OAKLEY f1 . :* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Begins IN BRIEF 'Iliret' area men have been elected directors of the Florida Fruit & Vegetable A.s.socia tion at the ifltI1iI I ii eel inig hf flit' (iflt niiatioi Naiiied to directorships t're Sydney (J. Chase ;inil I laroki It. K astner of Sanford ,Ind Andrew I )li(la Jr., of Oviedo. F.k'Ril to serve as alternate directors etc W. I (x ( 'loffl.s, James I). ('olbt'rt and John W Evans, all fir Oviedo, ('base as also named to serve iUi Vance V. s'gel and L. A. Masters ()fl the executive ('0111II ittt't' RAY CROMLEY i Peron . _____ . I + Why risk losing jewelry, race coins, stocks, deeds, titles and other valuable durnents by fire or theft . Rent a safe deposit box today at First Federal of You'll rest easier tonight your valuables are secure. (thd vtith our convenient hours you'll have e'asy access to your valuable too, 9A1 to 4 PM, Monday through Thurs' day. 9 A?1 to 6 PM on Fridays. So, don't take chances. Rent an insurj safe deposit box at First Federal cf r1:ci Flojda. FIRST Mid-F'lorida. know mg Plus Ifie contents of your safe deposit automatically insured to )O. You can even get additional insuranice for a small fee. FEDERAL + SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID•FLORIDA Sanford Office U.S. 17.92 at Airport Blvd. Phone (305) 3233770 box are 112t LtPdO, . I 11111"." FSLLC - �'A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday. Sept. 14, 1975 Legal Notice Legal — Notice Notice Legal _. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE FICTITIOUS NAME COUNTY SEMINOLE 5IJ PL US FOR Al F Hntkr' R h rhy Cli 141 It Ihdf wr r. FLORIDA 0 T Y ('flflaflt off I)(jSim's% ,jf 20 Fern PPflPI Ply CASE NO ,S1ifl.CA6 S P P I HG S ;'.irk fltvcl No S i6 and 703, Fern A I 1 AM () N T F ACCEPT (Fol F P4HIAI UOMF c INC Ju ry Pars Wit I r I OR IDA 71O S.'nOnole County. (flrliIf I lor(i, irxlr'r 11w liltous nan' of r Al F fl OP flS To [IF. OPENED AT FMIIE P 73 197% PT 140MF GUARDIAN SYSTEMS. ,rid A M St In An i Continued From Pa 9 tl1i and touch on Herring's office cars tailed to pass and owners pressured Troiano. (IF s MAY fl[ (.1 OPI.F I C iME RMANC I ( i4 Li (he boss" that we intnc1 to reqsler said CITY hAl I 0'Iem1.fl' GA RAG U (IT Y court records, ith the of AT Clerk and activities then, under law, the C i rcui t Court. r r r N Depositions in the Troinno "raised a little cain about it" because "lie doesn't want it lot NOTICE OF ACTION AI POIi(,I ('dF HUE AS County. Itorcia in .c Miss Parker testified that she the court could appoint a case rile in circuit court are that stickers were ordered of cars rejected." When asked To (,,rqi I C viii'rm,'R ( Sr S T R I' f I cnrdarwr' With the ProviSions of the I 0 P P A I 11 1 YOU API: NOTIFIED thit an replaced fault) tires on her car special private prosecutor to public re co rd. They contain issued For the cars. ''why?" an employe told r ctit4ot Nami' Statutes. To wit )AM Al IAM()NT I SPRINGS to ili%(hArqp a Me(hanc's action after it got a va li d safety sticker advise the jurors instead of allegations that: THROUGH ertion 4 P M MONDAY PM Florida Statutes 1957 That this was done 'in Sprinkel, "because the 111gbto ttiC provisions of NCI tiDE I O"5tS' S Mrqy A Kelly IP ItSAY IT F MS I July 10. Herring or members of his ketp away any Ilarvups or any Swartz bribed an MVI av Patrol gives tN a hati time AIITOMOFIII IS I4FAVY DUTY Chapter 713 FlorIda Statutes. haS R,vmnnd 6 MurpPy The day Trotano was con• staff, ins pector now no longer vin- arguments by the public. any ;Ind the equipment looks bad.'' PINISh Awl you with respcct f9'f'fl flIi'd 1 97% FOIIPPMF NI MISC SC AP IRON l.cfl recorded by YOU victeti sheriff's deputies said a to a Claim C flI'p P MISC FUR Sheriff Polk, shen told ploye(l by the co unty) ''maybe a distur ba nces.'' — That MVI employes are Oro tvj clam 'S n. ivn. T RON IC MIS( Ft. NI li p 1 FICTITIOUS NAME 'lie-red end" in the auto's Sprinkel tas seeking a grand dozen times" to pass autos with — That "if they (owners) put overworked 1111(1 in some cases re(ordeff In Ronit 1001 Par 1611. of RIC V (IFS Nr'tlr.' k h''"trv iJv,'n th.if A are F 0111 PM f: Hi steering inechanism -fell off" jur% Probe into the conduct of defective equipment. The tit) enough fuss" -I sticker %%,its have had to later call owners ,, Illfh4il7f7r) I 1%7 AVAILABLE AT the Public Writord-, of Seminole I.nAn#41 it) 1,iiN-n#-%% ,if 66R E in a parking lot near the sheriff's agents in the bribery "payoffs"-At $5 a car-were tube put oil defective cars "and whose autos were checked and Sreinr,n RIvO County. Florida. the Claim tieing on (a'.selberrv. CITY C,APAI,F re al property nescribed as follows U i IA 1915 under the P*ttkP SrpI (nty Florida sheriff's department building, case, declined to comment. allegedly made somewhere let him go kill himself." tell them III defects that the All lPit trart or prrI of land of I I 'S DOG PU 0 99 firftlous name Several deputies were seen stith Polk said he had no knowledge oilier than the inspection There is also sworn testimony inspector had "forgotten" in tw'no in Seminole County. lynn HOuSE & I I 'S COIN LAUNDRY, the t'arker car and she later that such an investigation was station. in the court file that Troiano the rush. and tWinhl a portiOn of 'PlC d intend to rcjister and that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Florida. corner of Section U. acknowledged that the steering being sought. That on occasions the ha d .soe'ht his vacation pay That supervisory per. n,an with the Clerk of the Circuit FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. West Tnhip 7 1 Snisth Panqe 29 East, Seminole County. Florida i n FLORIDA r otir t , problem had been corrected. heck Apparently the .!legations of persons in charge of the in- i in advance in accordance sonnt'l have been "unfair at ,iccnrdance with the provisions inn ilelnU ninrr' particularly Cl NO 71IllO.CA09E Sprinkel said a circuit court ''irregularities, improper spection stations instructed %itti county procedures and times in dealing With t'!iias folI*S Name Statutes, Ii, p yip PAVING AND %%arrant was issued June 27 for procedures ;Ind misconduct" in inspectors to issue safely %%as told by ;I superior "that if ploves", Wif tie(licin MAN 09 FlOridA S'Alufr% ,I F lor,d.i PrGINNING At a vn.nt lo(afed an rnp,~I ;,i~( i if*)N C0 trip western riqht of way of Wymore he ''instanter arrest" of the operation of the counts' MVI stickers For cars brought in by he ever called the courthouse (nrpOritiOri That one inspector was told 1957S flarha',s A I %hel located 255 Plaintiff. Avenue, cMd poi nt Swartz and charged that he stations include those in sworn dealers that had "Lid lail light~ again he would be fired." -to rifle ianother employe) r, orthweilit corner feef ronrlh from the Iw,#,ph I F I..ho-4 rk worked "at least through July testimony takeh by Sprinkel in or something." Other allegations include: until he (pill or couldn't take P.'hlssh S,'rl' SI 71 71 Off S. 197% SAPIF OPD KAY and REBECCA of the ntrçO(tOfl of Spring Valley Road arvi Wyrnore Avenue, then(C 1F P 98 10'. with law enforcement of. uinm'clion v1mth the defense of Illat MVI t'mmiploves were any inure.'' ric wife That on occasions vhcre runnino in a westerly direction on FICTI TIOUS NAME fli'tnodints ficers who knew of the warrant. line parallel to the northern right Of Nrtic' i.'rr'fiy that we Are NOTICE OF SALE . Sartz was arrested Jul) 15. ClonAnOti in PilISirieSS ,it 7010 P1 NOT ICI' IS HF RE ISV c,p yE N that way of Sprinq Valley Road. and Herring said that Sprinkel flrIr'i1n A v eMaittanri Seminole pqrciarit to the F: , mil JudOment of t'einO located 75$ feet north of the of Sprung CNoty Florida under the f'cttous Ir'r.clni,e ,if,'ret1 n the above r'ortf'ern right of way had scheduled a Friday iliStAlve of 5100'; nanie of it M 0 ORLANDO, ann 'tylrd raise petinnu in the Circuit V.1 11ri, roan imleeting sth him but had 07 that w r intend I,, register %Aic name C04rt in iiina fOr SerninflIp County. lhrrrp running 01 deQrePS north canceled the appointment. vo oth (Iph if the C-rcul Court, Florida. the ,,nrl'-rcqned Clerk will r, nutes. and 01 s econds east for a ct tiuiro of JAf) tret, 'rore or le % ,i to c,,. pO ll' F ri 4 Ii l, 'n a( . --ellthe propirt Herring would not comincv, a point thi nçp runn ncl c',t Slerly rnrrtar'r, with ft (Iros.' iwu of the(i'nty rtesr,itw'd as in the possibility of grand pOint F .r titintA N"11116. iii' 5l.tutes. To Wit i ruts JA AT 17 s'S arwi 41.% of Tract 1500 fret, more or less, to a probes as sought by Sprinkel. (orated Mthi' *e%temfl right of way Section PM 09 FIrid,j $ttutt'% 1957 1. carifriril Substantial 1-irnis a% DC tit Wyninre A v enue. 'heflcp runni ng That the p.-rcnns interested in said s.iy ing he first must see the Plal Prut'A c pacec 'S arid 4 PhIi southerly dr,'O,on along the venture are Per of 'ut',nunolp County. in evidence or investigation that right of way Of Wymore Pate Bunko less road nights Of Florida WAY 'ohuuujt'd1 From PaglAi uI his disagreement with the attorney' s agents, testified that Sept. 1977. Authorities said he co Sprinkel has to offer. distance of 400 feet. more Paul Marlowe All that pa,f of the W ',of the NE courts' position, said, "1 fully he bribed Troiann with $5 to violated parole when he WD.S Herring's office was put on Prulwrt Qi,imPy t of the P(E of the SW S ec tion or less at The paint 01 begir%niflCJ dangers associated with agree that persons on probation issue a safety inspection sticler arrested on the local forgery Pi'ritist' 5ef ti 71 74 Oct 5 197$ 77 TonchIp 20 South Range X sad trart ontans 1050 acres notice by Sprinkel Thursday in statements such as this one Y OU arc reouired to Serve ö copy rr P go w,'ct of U S 1797 iState r'.t slillultil't be used as in. For an auto with defective t'ttarge a conference between Judge 558005 in Seminole County, of your written defenses. if any, t Polk said in the news release. equipment o%%ned liv Polk's lormants." When pleadinuilty, gg Ss%artz IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE r orida the action on James M Corroan, McGregor, Sprinkel and Sprinkel, who defended Mrs. secretary. revealeil that since being jailed 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND 'I r,hhr c,itp to the hghi'st and t Plaintiff's attorney *hesr addresS Assistant State Atty. Hill "We ssant to assure the public FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, drier for rasPi at Ii 00 A M on the is Manuire. VfiofhiS & WellS P A Five tlays 5 alter the bribe Julyt 1 . he'd been sorking wi h FLORIDA Heffernan,, that Sprinkel will that we seek their cooperation Lingo, was also the defense tth rlav ri Or tohv'r, 597% at the West P 0 Pci 611 11$ Wall Street, attorney for Anthony C. Ssarti was arrested for ut- state and county agents. NO 75.1473 CA-01-0, push the probes. deer rut the Seminole County OrlandO, FIoriva 17907 on or before ()CUAN F EDERAL_ SAVINGS AND and appreciate all the help Troiano, 45-year-old counts' tering it forgery, lie was also O c tobe r 17th ISM, and file the "One of the biggest travesties (irtrir,ce Sanford FloridA If Herring decides against I,% hich the), have rendered in the I ('AN ASSOC IATION a United or ,ainat with the clerk of thiS court Ifrutirt Sealt inotor vehicle inspector Conheld. , A * ithout bond. for violation of lal,% enforcement is having taking the matters before the 5 hopefully, this Sf11iC ether Pt-fore sprVi(C on PIA ntff's F.rtPi,,r H Per hw,th Jr people like you working for Plaintiff. 'rand jurors Sprinkel could attitude .;ill prevail in the victed Wednesday in circuit (if parole. r r"mrc1atei ttir'rraItrr. attrrrii' CIrq rI Hi.' Crcut Clirt The 41-year-old Fern Park Ilk'lil," Circuit Judge Joc A. " Otbrrici- a defAult will he entered Flo, Flin' R.Chamde .ike them directly to the grand Future, notwithstanding this court of accepting a bribe. HAYDEN I. SCHULTZ and AOAlnSt yo u for tht' rtief deminded flep,tv Clerk S rinkel is wcking a grand used car &aler pleaded guilty 0mart J Jury foreman and request tan latest negative statement at. JACOIIFI INF SCHULTZ. his wife in the complaint or petition Pohlitlh %ept 14 197J jUt-) probe into t he conduct of Aug. 2 and was sentenced to sentencing. ''The officers not mown to be dead or alive a nd. Investigation. tributed to the courts," WITNESS my hand and the seal of P 1071 de ad, th. unknown spouse', hens ry two Polk's agents in the bri be sears in prison and five be lieve sou, but nobody else tri', 'et on Septembr 11th. 197$ If grand jury probes develop Polk, %$t'r1 telling a reporter dryisees. grantees, assqnees. case. years probation, does." IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE iceall lienori utors. tnuStpi, or other Arthur H Iiek*ith. Jr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Jerrs Swartz, a convicted The two sears is the Cowart said the public cIiman?s 1w. through, under MADAM KATHERINE ('1"k of the Cncut Court CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR AOAi%t HAYDEN I SCHULTZ a n d felon and admitted informant remisainder of a five-year felony ''stould beappalled if they knes R v I ill;an T Jenkins SEMINOLE COUNTY JA(OIJFI tHE SCHULTZ. his wtt' CIVIL who allegedly discussed sentence Swartz received in sshat law enforcement D eputy Clerk ACTION or either of them: and all Parties PuPlIth' Sept 11. 71, 71. Oct S. 191$ PAST- PRESENT- FUTURE criminal activities in a secret Orange Counts' in 1972. He went through and the price they Myirig or claiming to have Any CASE NO. 731771.CA09.0 PUP 100 HAPPII '.'APP4uPr, CARD READINGS, CRYSTAL IALLREADIIIIGS iiiotelna'eting with Fill, Sec-ret served 19 months in jail and paid for infonuants." niaht. title or interest in the property r',,j,n,.ft HELPFUL ADVICE OPd ALL AFFAIRS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Service, he and state 'sas then put on pa role until Bob liovd desuPri Pu' Ic nda nt SLIFE • LOVE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 'PP' ANDUpSON NOTICE OF SUIT CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE MARRIA ,, N • SUSINESS 10 PIAVPFN I SCHLJL Ti and PAPlf'u;. .'.'fDFRSOPd COUNTY, FLORIDA. Orteroodantoo IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LOWOW000 JACOII' I 'if Sru(,t Ti hiS Wit' NOTICE OF SUIT HOURSIAM —P.M 6DAYS not known to hi' dead or alive and. if 31-440S TO I APPY ANDERSON and IN THE INTEREST OF: C lewd SVndIY% nean. the unknown spouse heirs. PATRICIA ANDERSON his wife. :.NIT:. HOt I OWAY A Child Itt?7 miles Svthof Santvd— Neit fa NiIaad'I (ipyiSpeS, qrntp%, assignees Residence l)rulnri*n Ilenons. (neditoms, trustees, or Other NOTICE Whole life readings: S5withthisadl If Aliyp. A nd 'I either or all of tpser', claimants liv through under or t'e dean alt parties claiming interest CALL for APPOINTMENT .saanst PiAVDFPI L SCHULTZ Arid THE STATE OF FLORIDA: t'v. thmoiioh, tinder or against JACQIJI't IPdF SCHULTZ, his wife TO ,00t,t II MAY CONCERN APP'S' ANDERSON and rn either of them, 'sod .511 part ups I VOIS ARE PIEREISy NOTIFIED PATRICIA ANDERSON P5 wife or (;AINEsvIl.u-: APi She said .ttturni'ys' represen. bavina or claiming The vestigator to look into possible t have any either of them and ill partieS that Petition under oath has been might titlt', , nor interest in Florida the lIar's 35-man disciplinary action agai nst at. tatives arrange for pe r so ns to / hAvino or claiming to have any fled iii that atioe St vI ed Cou rt tU tr'.crt'ril irs the Corn the permans'sst commitment Of Anita be seen by a physician who rriorrtv Board of Governors has been torneys involved in the alleged right. title Or interest in the proper ty J'i,,_il ,_,J ,,,'J plaint, PP'de'nti- unknown, HOII4YWJ5 torn February 73. 1969. ,n herein p%rib.-d asked to approve maximum scheme to get false damage gives unnecessary treatment v(lt, AQf IIERFISY NOTIFIED Reldnçes nf all ',a'd defendants Sarforrt. Florida. to Icensed Child fees and sends them a hospital for tI ' t a Cupiplaint has tipen filed ursbno lawyers awards for minor placement A'lrnCy for %ubStS'Suent aqainst you by the Plaintiff in the and an alleged dents. several tIavs. VOlt, and each 01 YOU, are Adoption. and you arc hereby above StyId Court and cause commardpt1 to be and appear in the for the herpf,y n('utlfierl that an action t fraudulent Dade Count)' insurrurpc-senf foreclosing 'Pie mortgage foreclose a ,—, r-— mortgage on the above Court on September II. 5973 I i— ance scheme, cvi the following dcsribed pnop'rty, ,T, (C , .Ny following property in Seminole at 10 30 A M o'clok, and show s'tutr and being in Seminole (runty, Flpria The fee proposal before why c,ud Pet ition should not ! County, florida trw ii, Block 0 SUMMEPSET be granted bar Saturday would attempt to Lot Ii, Block C. SUMMERSET NORTH SECTION FOUR, WITNESS my hand as theClerk of set maximum fees ir suits at NORTH SECTION FOUR, ac cordiorj t flit. PIl therenf, , sari (curt and the seal thereof, thi% cording t the P1.0 therpof, a% one-third of the settlement in recorded in POtt Book 56 at Pages 75 71st nay of Acjj't, A 0 1915 recorded In PInt Bock 16 at Pges ann 76 of the Public Records of tSF'A( I cases decided before court of the Public Records of Seminole fnw,nty. Florida Arthur H fteckwitts. Jr proceedings. eminoIe County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court has tern tiled against you and the DAYTONA BEACH (Atli F'ndav on the tso grand larcerequired You are to Serve A Copy A bomvP named defenclantSr and you If a settlement is reach€d fly Kathleen Guy of your answer or pleading on B. Mattingly, for- ny counts. after the court session begins, reoulred to seryp a copy at ygi,jr Deputy Clerk Plriliff'5 attorneys PutiliSpi Au,rj 71 111 & Sept 7, 11, 1975 mer attorney for the Volusla wri tten t Mattingly pleaded no contest the RRIOPf RUKER TAYLOR. BRION, Plank flurpulSinnier Plaintiff's at CEO I)) A. C.PFFPlE per cent and an additional five County School Board, has been last month to taking $5,700 from torney, Whflp address i s 9300 S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1451 Bniikt'II Avenue flacleitori Blvd. Miami, Florida pe r cent fee in a suit won on sentenced to one year in prison the escrow account of one client EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR M i ami, Flord.s 33131 for misappropriating $55,700 in and was convicted in July of 33156 on cue pinion, October Itt, 197% appeal. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Telepbnne No file IPeoriqinal with flip clerk of COUNTY ordered COUNTY FLORIDA stealing $&),0(X) from another and f ill? the rignaI answer or Proponents claim unlimited clients' funds and court Pi'hr'r t,i'tfl,e S4'nyCe 00 CASE NO. 151959 CA 74 A repay his clients CICAdna in the Offceof the Clerk of account. costs for civil damage suit Pta.rt.tf' .,ttOrnt',., or irnnied.afely In Re' the Marriage of: saidCn*jrton or before the Itt day of Circuit Judge Major B. Barthtri'tti'r ctPlerw,se a dfult Will PAPL UN awardsare the cause of soaring IT ANN De LAURA, Octotuer. 5975 If you fail to do so. a lW COtimeil Against While (in probation , Harding you for the relief Petitioner, cost of medical malpractice ding also sentenced the DeLand ordered Mattingly to spend de fault will tin entered against you de manded in the and tor the relief Sought in the Corn insurce. A bill has been pre- attorney to five years probation WlTPfFSSrn'/ hand and the Seal 0f we ekend a month working for C.APR't' 00.1 AuRA INAInt Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, this cOurt on 4ciust 79th 197$ filed for next year's legislature ' ivj c or charitable WITNESS my hand and seal of Maid Service to limit the amount charged. NOTICE OF ACTION . "id fount at Sanford. Florida Arthur H Beckwith. Jr To. G.5ry t')eLa ,ra Seminole County. Florida. this 7th The alleged fraudulent auto fleck of the Circuit Court Drive 15 • cla y of August, insurance claims in Dade CounBy (ecplia V Ekemn fllocrningt,tjrg New York 1 'SealS I -1 As Deputy Clerk ty have been partially blamed YOU ARE NOTIFIED flu,? an — Arthur H fteckwth, Jr PUbliSh Aug 31, Søt 1 II 71, 197$ action for dissolution of marriage Clerk the Circuit Court of For rising no-fault auto insurFICTITIOUS NAM OFO Ill hat been filed u,gAin5t you and you By I illian PJr,?,rr ", bcreh 'yen 't p ance rates. Deputy Clerk THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE are reuired t serve a COpY Of your onoaot r IN Dade County Assistant State anutten dtCn%% if an 0) ,f on For r Further Information Phone flrin(in Aye, Maittand Seminole P'riIIh Atri 11 Sep' 7 II 71 197$ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR (.APV f MASSEY, ESQUIRE. 656 010 IQ Atty. Janet iteno urged the bar (rs'r'tv FIn,riu, under the fiClulit"is PEMIOKE PINES tAPi CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE F Semoran Blvd. Suite 107. rif AIM ASSOCIATES Ill NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPING to assign a full-time special in. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Altamonte Springt Florida 37705. on Prison officials are '.'llSIr that we .nti NOT IN I'. III 1/1 tv GIVE H tha t CIVIL CASE P40 751133 CA 09 C to (irt*foreOctOhr.c 179h. 1973 and file P C (''ty (' I 0 tPp City of ('flP.'FuuP4 4 I') blaming employe negligence 'v'n"tv'r 'iidnamc with the Clerk of '.'OP TF.AGf. & lhp original with the Clerk of thi5 trip Circuit Court Seminolp County I rioa,rvin Florida stIng as the P F fit TV If) a Flor i da cor for ti re escape of four dangerous I Court either before service on lorirta n a(rifd.5nCp with the Board cf Adjustment will on Irratino, Petitioner' rmmninal patients f!.)rn South ror ov oliArA of the Fictitious Name dAy, $ppfpqyiher 79. 1975 at the Mon attorney or im hour Plaintiff. mediately thcreftpr, otherwise, a A Statutes To Wit Florida State hospital. Sec tion 965 09 of 710 pm or as soon thrrefler as default *111 he entered aqa.nst you "It appears that hospital Florid Statutes 1957 Tri.o the the matter may he heard conduct a THOMAS I 601. DElI and NANCY for the relief lpmnrJCd In tti' person' interested , 54(1 ,urtlure public hr'anlrw for the consideration 601 DFP4. hi', w i t,*, ERPIISTO aides may have violated stand- are PO of the Applic a tion of Biosphere. Inc .Ai I C) arid MARINA GALLO. hi WITNESS my hand and s.e .5l of A 5' Pale h0thloo ing security policies," Dr. true a mnnditinnt use fwecial wife OF El IA OFRIVET and thiS Crvi,t the 50th dAy of Sep Don Ta,apr rCptionI to operate a retail lend MAGOAI EllA OF PtVI I James V. Diodato, the hospi. tCmtuer 197$ Earl flvwi" si'ape nurSery on real property (),'fi-ridntS tal's supervisor, said of the Fri. (SO-All PitI3th Ser II 71. 79. Oct 5, located within (he City of Longwood NOTICE OF ACTION Arthur H Beckw'th. Jr (lay morning escape. 1975 Florida. anti described as follows TO 1Hf')5liç J C,OIDEP4 Clerk of Circuit Court flenlnninj at a point on the Nor th arid NANCY r.OLDEP4. He said the escapees fled PIP 97 By Elaine Ridharde line of SectIon 1 Township 71 South, his wlfp while going to the cafeteria for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Deputy Clerk P0, East a distance of 731 9 Resdeoe Unknown PuhIlçli Sept U 71 79 Oct S. 197$ breakfast. Diodatn said two FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. feet Fast cii flue' North section poSt Anti r)r.p Id FLORIDA Defender Wants Probe r, ~-,_. ~".: ' 'J'v"n name i'ninnte - of . . . - DONNA ESTKS Herald Staff Writer WhICh ,.. 'ne Ann ,, we ', -- ' ri desrttwd .. 4111 be.ncJ ', Sheriff Def ends Act i ons Used I n Inves t 'i* a t i ons the III,' 0 '. g runt', Avenue. a _____ 1. Com ' KlA KN of mittee investigate Mattingly Sentenced To One Yea r Te rm I—- __ AZEQ-T-11 _1 Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 (.itJ'P - Limited Amount it of Monthly Rentals A va ilable $135 and to $150 Month one complaint Escape. Quality Inn North 1.4 & SR 434 Longwood, Fla. INN)) , Legal Notice Employe E Negligence 062-4000 - '1 I I Woodman IN OUR , _r .r, SA]VFORD REPRESENTATIVE :•s .: . —::: We are proud to announce our association with Al. A Sanford resident for 40 years, he has been associated with Sanford Electric and Wall -, I. , :: ______ / conditioning field. I t' III . :• in service on your present equipment call 644-6336. n, 24 hour cc ci" ye .s : tirlairsal with the Clerk Of thiS Court heard no this matter or hiving an the 10th nAy Of October, 1973. and file This public hearing will be held in with aggravated assault, elttuer before service on Petitioner's lntefest'hecein are hereby invited t the (iriOinAI wOn the clerk of this the City (cs.,ncil Chambers at City Police said It was ThonLas' attorneys, or Immediately atteon anti he heard court rlther befo-. service Hall, 11% W Warren Avenue, fourth escape from the hospital thereafter: otherwise a default may 'This notice shall he pcitecf at the rIantiff's altomne 5 '. un Immediately I cnawnnd, FloridA 377SQ All PerSons hAving an interest which recently beefed up secw-- he entered against you for the relief City Flail of the City of Longwood, th,'refter oiherwi%e a default will demanded In the petition Florida. And at Such other public be entered against you bôr the relief said matte, isr desiring to be heard Ity by hiring 41 additional seWITNE SS my hand and the seal of place In the City of Loncjw00d. demanded In the complaint. art' herps1 invited to attend and be curity guards after heavy crUl. the Court, at santord. Florida, this Florida , a'. the Clerk may direct WITNESS, my P1401 and seal of heard 3rd day 04 September. 1975 DATED flit 11th day of Sep this Cc'tvt rio Sept I 197$ cism for escapes. DATED thiS 11th day of Seø fSeaIt tet-iti,',, I, P 191$ (Seal ip,,hp, A P 197$ Diodato said the men slipped Arthur H ISI'Ckwuth, Jr S Ovwiic 14 SPou'nsite. Arlhir If Ff,' kw.tP, If S Onnie 41 away from a group going to the Clerk of the Circuit Court City Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court City ('lørk te City of cafeteria, got through a gate, Deputy Clerk I rv"riwrvsd. Florida PrI11,41V Clerk I flflQWniiç, Florida climbed over a roof and onto the Publish Sept 7, II. 75. 79. 5915 Publish Sept Ii 5973 PubliSh Sept 7 Ii 71 70 197$ Publish Sept 54. 1911 main grounds. OF Al DFP 103 PIP 49 PIP 1151 ,_ in / ALL TEMP SER VIC.L." INC. to X11 , (ONI)ITIONING- HEATING REFRIGER.A110N - V ''-'':-'-: ''-:" , INSTALLATION-SERVICE MAINANCECONTKA m'.'. . ,. . ..,,,,.:...:.:::) ' CAPSULES 10's CONSORT 9 HAIR SPRAY 9$ FOR MEN 18 OZ. - .MAGNETIC 14 PHOTO ALBUM 4 ii, 9*0 ... 0 ØØ ' . Give Al a call at 323-6740 if you are the market for new equipment, or for 4 LOngwpod, ''" l'lwnt)ing, giving him a total of 20 years experience in the heating and air 11 P1 cr ROYKIN. has filed .s Petition for I. $AotandoSprinqt, thence s'un East County. Flnritia from the preSent toning -Hobert Wrinkle, 2.9, f acin g Dissolution of MarrIage l the above 175 feet . SouthIM feet. East 125 feet. hAs 1'een filed A,lAinSt you and you claSsification 01 417 to a proposed 'tyipd Crirt 'iod 'vcvi are r(un SOuth 1('ilifpet F ,sst 17% feet South 25 rrr,i'rri't to IOriui'lq 11C5igrit0n r,iy (if ,jr B I Business C hares of armed robbery. r',ur4ed l serve COPy 01 yOur feet. West 150 lcd. North lb degrees v.ntten fletenes 1 any, to it on and. "' Thomas, 20, facIng written defentet. If any, 00 arid 1 fool. WPM7)7 IS feet to Pont RICHARD H ADAMS JR IOI 17 and Ii le%5 tIp West 700 Reninning charges of armed robbery, wot FMAPI a's' SCOTT, P A . FSOII,PF, of Gray Adams. HarriS feet thprpf And Lot 73 Bradley's Petitioner's attorneys, whoSe ad The ptihlI hearing will be held in A Prutiins,v'. P A Addition t L onowood. fllinIifl' Al false i.mprisonment, kidnaping dress it Post Office floe 513. Merritt CnvniI Chambers At the City Hall. tCWrseys. wfyssp address is lOt East from the PreSent Inning designation and aggravated assault. Island. Florida 37957. on or before 575 W, Warren Avenue. Longwood. Robinson Street. P 0 Bos 3aM. of P 7 to a Drowsed ZoniflQ -Hector Guru, charged October 9th, 1975. and file The Florida All persons desiring to be Orlan, Florida 17907, on or before deslonistion of M I CONTAC . thereof, thence run South 500 feet. aides were supposed to keep OF El IA DERIvET And CIVIL ACTION NO, 751SJICA.O4-C Ipupricerun North lOOfeet, trw-nec run P,tAC,fSALFNA DERIVET NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (lose track of the men. In Re: the Marriage Of Pr-ci ,nrpç lJnhno*n West ?SO feel, toa point otjeq.nrsing, NOTICE ISEUFPY P4 GIVEN that Officers said a wide-ranging stir PFFn HOYK Ill. Wife. and being apart of Block ?of the Peplat Y011 ARE NOTIFIED that an the City Council of the City of BOY KIN, sear ch using helicopter and DAVID MARION (if PI$f% I. 7. 7. 10. IS. And the South action to fflrplittp a moetaaoe on the I (ioflond, * Florida, will on Monday, IfustAnd ''0111, less Block H of Tract 50r following penperty in Seminole September 9, 5975, at the hOer of light planes failed to turn up the NOTICE Sarilando Springs Sr'rrn'le County, CNflty, Florida 7 0V as soon thprpAfter as the tour Dade County men, iden- TO DAVID MARION BOYPiIPI Florida. according 10 the plat n'atler "'Ay he heard. consider the tnt 33. Block I. Replat of Sheet I A 30 Spring Drive tilled as: thereof rei-oriied in Plat Hook 7. 7. Nor North Orlando Tntitp, 41h request f or reronlnq by Betty Widdit rn West Columbia. South Carolina Pop 1. Public Records of Seminole Addition. Villane Of North Orlando Of real properly described as -David Eugene Bell, 31, foe. You are notified that the above County. Florida Also begin 5069 AS recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 5 ThC West 700 feet of lots 17 and 13, ing two counts of first-degree named Petitioner. SUE REED feel Fast of the NW corner of Tract & 4, Public Recorcys of Seminole Pndlev't Addition to murder. an ... ci Introducing AL L YON PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P - n • ICES TIvF THPIJS 17 ----- groups. . - No Fr*111 s' Meant Bus i ness to traffic acci- 'l'li Lake Placid tour ho usually toots its horn, arid c deck necks crane upward I look through the trees towar (lnsp.Sunshline and perhaps glinlpse of the Woman (Inc deserilx'd as "radio's ser Statue of Liberty," IF she's outside, or down b I bit' dock, this friendly womai Lit' big mngcr 'us itti the hi voice, will wave back an maybe shout hello. She like pt'tspk'. She's Princess Ahmmia (; Winga I which means "Glor of t he Morning"j. She's Texas ranger. She's a colonc In the' U.S. Arm)-. Those an all honorar) titles Iron grateful fans. She's the fat girl fron Greenville, Va., the girl wh raptured the heart of an entire nation, the girl that Goot t)ll'eul with a mliagnili(.en Voice' and ;n even Imluire magnificent heart, She's Kate Smith.. Although she estimmttes her voice is stringer now than ii ever was, the very name car ries us backwards World War If American flag rippling in the breeze smil. ing GI's returning home from "Over There," from a war they had won an America filled with apple pies, burning fireplaces, family dinners the way it was, so long ago. Kate Smith is not exactly a girl any mire. She's 66 ye a rs C ties Were Weeks Apart ' for ' ... - contingency ,S,jb Ni''ussft'a(urt-s %ritl LAKE h1 l\ClD, N.Y. ( A[ ... Wants Maximurn Fee Set __________________________________________________________________________ ,'Ii PF SF PiE Tuul MIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIE S - - Bar - I tie' P hiladelphia lidelptiia Fl) ens, the world championship hot k', learn, She's also going to singing a lot more if she takes up all the offers. II) KAY HAILTI.ETI' E()GIIAN KELIJ-;y ... - Florida a 5-year-old at church suppers, then Broadway, then radio, television and recently, of all unlikely places, at hockey games, She's the good luck charm for America." 1k' added the Pioneer design • forms will be used by architect. designers who wish to create housing that people can afford 1(5 live in without havmn: their VATICAN CITY ( AP ) -- 'l'hie brief aul(lrt'ssc S s trvs.sing the hull rlu.'Viitl(h' 'Jilt's:t'l! Elii.l"I lilt) hills exceed their ca1iomIii,ltlof) of Mother Eliz.a- relevance of Mother Seton's life beth Ann Bayley, widow Sciiionthly payments. beth ScIon, the United States' today, ton," from the state of blessedihopefulls'," Kelley said, first native-born saint, will take The will illustrate four ness to sainthood, ''with the "future schoo l architecture will place today on the steps of St. stages of Mother Seton's life mmiandate that members of the reflect the wishes of a less Peter's Basilica with four worn- tier childhood in a socially universal church should venermaterialistic society that will en proclaiming the new saint's prominent Protestant New ate her in the company of the place more emmiphasis u po n modern message. York family; tier marriage to saints with pious devotion." quality of life as opposed to The service a Mass encap- William Seton, a merchant; her After a homily by Pope Paul, quantity (If material suling a 15-minute canonization widowhood; and finally her re- expected to run about 20 mmpos.ses.siomS,s, ceremony will begin at 9:30 ligious life as foundress of the utes, Sisters of Charity and lay "This may be difficult Since am, as Pope Paul VI, robed in Sisters of Charity after her conS delegates selected by therii will we have educated two white, leads a solemn process- version to Homan Catholicism. take part in a procession carry. Vatican officials said they ex- ing gifts to Pope Paul generations of children to come ion into St. Peter's Square. The casks 77-year-old pontiff decided to pected a nun from one of the oil wine, loaves of bread, can. to expect incredible luxury as hold the ceremony in the open order's six communities Ii) their just due," he be (Iles, cages of birds and flowers. in uurtkr to accoriimmiedate a among the (our women, togethKelle), htu has designed To these traditional offerings tiugt' Holy Year crowd, in- er with a of Seniinoles newest public (Tluding girl from one of the will be added two special gifts at least 15,000 Amen- parochial schools pioneered by schools in recent years and has c plaques inscribed with calls seated below the basilica Mother Seton. served as architect on major quotations from Mother Seton's alterations or additions of two .St eps. Each woman was to end her writings and rosaries made of Music for the ceremony will address with the worth, "In seeds from trees growing on the' others, won a national award and inter-national recognition tommie' from the Sistine Choir, view of this, we ask you, Holy Enunitsburg property where supported by the Emmit.sburg, Father, to canonize her." earlier this year for his de she established her sisterhood Sign Nd., Conununity Chorus and a A inemuber of the Sacred Con- and school, of the elementary education brass ensemble from the U.S. gregation for the Cause of building at Forest Iike Continuing the Mass, 120 Army band in Heidelberg, West Saints will then turn to the pon- priests will take Holy CornmuSeminole elementary schools Germany, both standing to one tiff, saying, "In view what nion to the faithful sitting in the he has designed include: side of the steps. these four women have said, we square. Altamonte, Forest City, Soon after the start of the formally ask you to declare her Immediately after ttse Mass, Idylwilde, S.abal Point, Lake Mass, four women will open the it saint." Pope Paul will hold a special Orienta, Sterling Park and canonization ceremony by apPope Paul will conclude the hand-kissing audience in the Winter Springs. Both Brantley proaching the Pope and making canonization by reading a papal square. High &'tuol and Its addition and like Howell high and middle schools Including Teague anti i Tuskilwilla were all designed by Kelley. In addition, Kelley was aron the major alterations Of and the moving of Woodlands ' Elementary and the new adilition to Jackson Heights EIflTOht'S NOTE: If the colonial Anwrica every man War, 'ustien east-'A sctool. roads Copley, perhaps bk't'aUSc lie American colonies found them- damn near was an island. were cut into the interior, roads 'usas an artist, delighted in plodKelley noted the National selses bound together by cornTravel was such an adven- mainly paralleled the seacoast, ding through New England Civil Defense Preparedness morn cause, the discovery tsas lure then that almost every Bu t by the 1760s a traveler had 'ushere "'u.ou scarcely lose sight Agency has identified the slots adassnimig. The reason: By voyagerseemedtohave written a choice of four roads between ,if a house southernmost central section of the best travel available, the about it after his bones Stopped Boston and New Haven and But ne'ussp.apers, too, suffered Seminole County as a high risk major cities were weeks apart jangling. A Virginian of a road could travel overland all the from the tortured and slow area from direct weapons ef- and "no frills" meant sharing in winter: "I say it's not way to Charleston, movement of men over road. feds and radio active fallout in the sheets ssith a traveling passable, not even Jack-as- Nonetheless, Bostonians much Colonial news was increasingly the event of a nuclear war. stranger. An excerpt from the sable," preferred sailing to nearby exchanged as war approached. "The increased costs from forthcoming AR bicentennial Drink was about the only so- Salem rather than fording the Its freshness, necessarily, varutilities, coupled with an in• book. "76; The World Turned lace for the colonial traveler, a msanv strearmis, So did New led. creasing maintenance cost, will Upside 1)o'usm" shining beacon at the end of a Yorkers prefer the 240-mile News of Lexington and ('onencourage the general public to hard day's journey in a cram- water route down the Jersey cord WIS printed in Boston the support school administrations ils 511) MOODY miied and malodorous wayside stinure and up to the l)elaware day of the battle, in Philaand txirds In seeking out more Al' Nt'sssfeatures Writer inn. People wrote about inns, River to an 8&mile land trip. delphia six days later, in Wileffective but less conventional The overland agony of cola- too, Traveling was becoming liamiisburg 10 days later, and in solutions to both education nial travel was a very real barThe Marquis de (lastellux, a more pleasant. John Singleton Charleston 20 days later. needs, financial funding ncr to a physical or metaphy- F'rt'nc'tunan who knew America agonies and the ever present sical consensus in the budding too well to have brought his specter of possible nuclear America. fastidiousness over with him, confrontation," Kelley said. Simply put, you could hardly noted: "Throuithout America, V "Now, since the Civil Defense get from here to there, in private houses (which also Preparedness Agency has Word of mouth or quill could took transients) as well as in published the truth about what travel no faster than a horse, the inns it very commonly dangers we have where we live, ferrymmian's scoss our captain's happens that after you have the general public will regard schooner. The high road to na- been fed, it stranger of any conbooks such as ''On the Beach" tiontiood was quite literally dition comnes into the room, with a mature disdain," he blocked by innumerable rivers pulls off his clothes and places said, anti creeks, swamps, fallen hinksk'lf, without ceremony, be"They will recognize that we trees, mud, foul tides and head- tween your sheets." can, over the next several winds. "Good roads," said one Of course, if the bed got too , decades, develop housing, colonial American, "are like crowded, the transient could coiiinie'rcial anil public angels' visits; few and far be. adjourn back to the bar and structures which can be useful iween." console himself with draughts during a nuclear conMassachusetts was closer in of Whistle-Belly Vengeance. frontation," outlook, and in fact, to England This was a potion made of bitter In the past, K e ll ey said school than she was to Interior North beer, sweetened with molasses boards were primarily in- Carolina. Arid vice versa. home and covered with bread teresled in achieving a was 'us here the hearth was and crumbs, served hot. Milder maximum square footage at a where you staved, unless, ar- beverages could be an equal miniuilumi cost simply to house imied with a desperate deter- gambit At one rural inn John children from the elements, ruination and a cast iron storn- Randolph of Virginia spat out In recent years. Seminole ach, you set out to brave un- what was reported to be tea and County was one of the most known roads and equally called to the inkerper: "Sir, if severely hit Florida counties opaque tavern cooking. I1 is an this be tea, bring me coffee, If 'us ith the financial burdens of unsung miracle that enough this be coffee, bring me tea." high gross th, he said. Americans survived their rat(,'loser to town, conditions imn"They I the school ad- tied vertebrae and outraged proved. A wayfarer might (line ministration and school board i gizzards to forge the spine of a on lobster stew or Yankee oymanaged within available nation, ster pie in New England; funding and bond issues to An age ttiat watches the day's sauerkraut, knockwurst and achieve tHulsIng iln(1 provide t'vnts frormi all over the world creamed potato salad in the very gosl Flexibility, a g ood before sitting down to dinner Pennsylvania German regions; ;, educational environmental might pause lo consider that the terrapin in Maryland; ham in ! reasonable maintenance and ne'uss of Lexington and Concord, Virginia, and crabs in South NX—Mn operational costs," he said, fought April 19, 1776, arrived Carolina. The common drink decrease breathlessly in Charleston on was cider, beer or small beer in the growths rate, the increase May 8, I beer weakened with water), I n electrical power costs, the The Declaration of IndependThe first roads in the Colonies data base developing in ence took four weeks less a day were trai ls that simply follow ed "Presently with the slii,' lo from ihtii,,L,i,l,i', h. IIu. ...,,,.,I,,..,,. ii... _i._ itiriinl,'nin.'i' ,'nuf' •. -u wiivus WV uevr or une mntiian natural elements and public destination. When Charleston, had roamed. There were few if ,t' vandalism, has caused a shift In in turn, had some hot news to any bridges, and wagon drivers the emphasis of school con- tell after the battle of Sullivan's carried axes to clear fallen W1LE*S struct Ion. Island, the bulletin was en- timber. Logs were sunk across "Eiiiphasts is now on brick or trusted for want of anyone else bogs to corduroy a Path. Our People Make Us Number One IEL. better exteriors, massive Ill Daniel Latham, "a very ath. Summer was the best time to Zaks Revolving Charg. • Zales Custom Chargo B0,ICOd • Mast., Charge amounts of insulation for letic young man who was going travel, when trails were dry American Express to Diners Club • Cart. Blanch. • Layaway thermal transrmiisslon, more to Philadelphia on business." and rivers low. I1h0,ohus .aOt1.d. vandal resistant materials on John Donne to the contrary, in Until the French and Indian said, old. But Kate Smith, the in stitution personifying the American dream, is still singing. Stie's been singing For more than 60 years now, starting as sing - officers riff 's - - past. s . - for PALMIST 'j' - ' cur - four .. . - as ' for A LlHToft's NUll.; She summers at Camp Sunshine In Lake I'Iarld sstiere else? amid %sat('hes the moon •.Oflft' USer the Adirondacks. I kIlo, everybody, It's Kate Smith! At 66, Kate is doing ju.st peachy- and fending c" a Bicentennial rush requests to "God llle - - Mother S ton Mass Marks Canon izati :5. Sunday. Sept 14. 197S-7A Kate Smith 'Peachy ' At 66 the interior and an adjusmisent Florida law, applicable to 'if the air conditioning the Department of Education, technology," Kelley said, Kelley said, now reflects Architect Koglian Kelley "Attention is also being given iiiodifications in design criteria foresees significant structural (Ii intelligent utilization of for construction which requires and mechanical improvements teacher potential by providing higher insulation levels as well in the St'mninok' County public' cacti teacher with more tools to as increased safety to life and schools (If the future, if for no encourage a better program proper detection devices. other reason than to safeguard developimsent arxl a maximum ''These up the first cost, but portions (IF the Population from of independent pupil milotivatlon 'us ill reduce both insurance and nuclear confrontation, toward self direction,'' he &,ltI u1p4'rattflg costs,'' Kelley said New architecture under an adverse energy and financial ('liIiliitC may also bring a return to the ''intelligent, pioneer design forms evidenced in (11(1 residences and public buildings," Kelley said. iI",,ii Herald, Sanford, Fl. Summer At Lake Placid U#UJ _ s, ,' Evening Architect Foresees I I mDrovimr] crh#I ' ' cites Energy Factor "P L _ ZALES OPEN DAILY 9-9, SUNDAY 107 �:.' IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ca Svnrt.iy, Sept 14 1973 is E vWV NOTICE! Prices in this ad good Sun., Sept. 14 - Wed., Sept. 17 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . is SPORTS - ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, 13RIVARD : OL L: I ER , LEE, MARION A COLLIER Quontity Rights Reserved Winn-DiAie Stores, Inc. Copyright Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1975 Sunday, Sept. 141915-1B - Tribe 01C, _______ 8 EEF PEO SEEDLESS Eggo B 'cit A BONELESS ROASTS 0r ST EAI( I I PURE ___I_.._ -- 39 ND fi- Russe t a ah.,q beef EA%:;1R:I: ... TOMATOES... ..289t S-Ir 5 jw-t)o HONEYDEWS ..... ,,.89c ., P Is — ew $149 KS CUBED STEAK \l USDA 59c Chipped Meats ,, $p SI,c,d 45c . . " •; $1 . . . . . . . tPljjrjjjj%LPI Turkey Roost... . . . . • or Links 99C '•' ;..• $19 . . 2 . . _1111 Ar 9°° . . . .... ..' "They houlda left the lights ______ off, said a disgruntled Oviedo —'r - ________ ____________ - ________________________________ 299 99c llrrh Branch makes it and at one point the entire was darkened beRten PI1IYS f o r about one minute, O d problem ove with 19-yard TI) run in second quart er, Billy Merchant (321 late 'm tackle, nis rnahr it official ith arms-up signals . light. ' U SJOS ' Oak Ridge Belts Lyman 79c Braunschweiger • W D 8,u,,J All Meof All Beef • 0 Super=GreatPioneers Super, 99c 11w sign 0,ak Itiiith a 27-0 white washing. 010-ANIX) FLAKES Onlv the remainder of the — IL K _' A L i mit 2 doz 55 00 or mote purchos.' r'iclud,rig Limit csgcii'.'tt.'s .. DOZ. ORANGE JUICE 6 T h rifty Ma id TOMATO JUICE.. 2 •. $ 00 Thrifty Maid y7 i a BARTLM PEARS 3 c' 4 BEEF ..... . 89c c -s CORN ......... 4 1 VEGETABLES . • . . 4 , r 4t MIXES is is is is is Do it e,. '69c DILL CHIPS is is 2 sloo - ' & ' -, $ 00 1 -. . :: 1100 Thrifty Muid Gc,-.'n ALUMINUM F' FOIL 3 "'', 1 % '100 DOG FOOD is Is is is to 5 $1'0 MEAT 54 ' 69c . , PUUIUl I'amnt I BALLS .... 2 - 8 8c 0; ) AKI THRIFTY MAID oil ASTOR COFFEE limit 1 with $5. 00 or more purchas e cad cigs. HUNTA S HUP MAYON= NAISE Limit I with $5. 00 or more purcho. s(l cg~ Rull RUIT DRINKS Limit 3 with S5. 00 or more purchase oaci — 32-oz. I 4-ox. JAR igt (,azing BTLS. lip at the nt 1ir filled Seminole high stands F riday night, 46-oz. I couldn't hell) Aonder how many ghosu of days long past were still hovering in the neighborhood. They all couldn't have all shoull-iii tip at the old stadium. are hoitlgill fiift~, t-o. %ou indli,,ite they started playing football at Seminole III sources My quick cht't k through dusty files at the I senuig Herald 1910, and t sholA sports suis taken in a much lighter vein t ha n in modern times. In fact, th e first sports story I rould find in in the Herald pages CANS dated Sept. 17, 1909 It reads: I N DIANS I'LAYI',I) BALL nc games %!th the c7hickasha Indians last Sunday were sicli attended and A hile the red men sere too much for the AV ceming to grasp the idea of If large ball at E. & 25th ST. 419 ---- (a wh S.imn prob.ibls most frustratin ier E. und the night. Brantley hadn't "on either (if Iloth I ake Hrantles and VtJYflC Jordon The score was With 7 10 remainIng to phi passing burst of FIRST ST. The rest of the game belonged IJIMlIA YN F.S - Obviously, the account is not of a high school football game as se know it It Is not even clear that football is the sport But the description of a 'large ball" eliminates baseball. Interesting, if knosn as Sanford High, was in 1910. The school yearbook is the source indicating 10 or 11 players banded together and played three ganies, but broke up when an outbreak of the measles -ed football in Seininole Count%. I'liose sarne dust) files revealed much about the Seminole- -d solne of the players. Periodic games were staged ftoughout the middle of ttkit decade, Main problem is that there seren t enough boys !n school -----r-- ter--'-- ra--p to field a team. When a game was promoted, teams brought in -nts) Io fill the positions. There 'Aas W in- --= - i s in the fourth tentlon of deceit, because noonereally eared if the OpIifl"nt %%LS B15ho Harry return as he,ad p re Hornets %4- as marred bv his team's losing to Bishop Kenny. 12-0. Friday night as f,is team fumbled four times, Tuo (If the fumbles proved ti, be the deciding factor in the game. as they both restilted n touchdowns, on four sard runs by \ld Tillis in the first tivarttr. and Da%ld Cixik in the fourth to insure the sic king time consuming (trIst' But the Hornets just could not handle the running attack of Kenny, as Brian Wilscn rushed for 56 vards on 15 carries, Dave Caporah, %ho Ained 38 yards on seven attempts, and Tillis, takirig the ball nine times for 30 yards. The Crusaders final touchdown came when a James Talbert fumble was secured in the hands of Tuffy Larnza end zonc Aith the ball BISHOP KENNY BISHOP MOORE JP rorst Downs 00 Fumbles- Lost - .r-r- - - -- -- - SK - 3-17 Itiac -- - + . - 3-310 9 ish op Moore kills. - Penalties SO £3 Ill Yards Rushing 315$ B It's still child's play, only thw adults take it as seriously as th w-- -oi OA~ie 4_f 4 ' -, tory. ii blocked punt and an interception, added to the other Illiscues, stoppied most of the Bishop Moore drives beforle tht,N could develop. 'I iie brighter side for Moore, however, was defense, no a student or not. Football suis mere ch i ld's play ba ck then. 02 's.",b*", Coa(,h of the s — aciur Hornets Dropped By ffishop Kenny t%% ive. In 1972 Jim Rogers toi.)k over for Perrin and the Seminoles ilyosteid a 19-6 win, their only victor~ of the season. Exit Rogers, enter (laude Will'ottruff, %%ho viliatched Seminolie %kll;, 24), in 1973 Mien Mickuy tackled Ch- itdics Kc%m Creedin in the end zone &i heAas trying to punt. l.ist star' 14-6 upset is still fresh in mind for Seminole and Uvicilo, al though Friday's 53-6 sin for Seminole has pushed it farther ba ck on thie record shelf. They say the first try at organizing football at Seminole. then In 1970, a 51-22 victory opencA a campaign Unit % as to lead to an un d e f eated regular season. Tummy Whigham rushed for three 1*Ds in that oneand theyardagC51ick wasG61 toO. The following season, Seminole won 60-0 in a game that wasn' t d defraying ex- .- Ain Haynes' Hunches -7 Like Br1intles received the I Continued fill Page 21-111 much of a gamut Clifford Martin and Dallas Brown eac h '& ott if i - he Except for the Darters one opiening kickoff. * but three in- once did anybodi score. And to Lake llrantle~. Offensively. c-,onfidence," said Weir. But heavN rain robbed lx)th that score —Apopka 's one and the Patriots smothered the teams of precision and itc- only—vaine after ;I brilliant 25- opposition, especially in curacy. A total of 14 fumbles yard punt return by Blue rushing. Quarterback Fred and four interceptions kep, fani, Darter Calvin llughle~. and 1, Stanle% exercise-Ai his option - attack under control Apopka inherited v(,Kxi field it looked as though the Blu ' ts position (luring that quartcr Darters could come back. But se veral times via the fumble they ne ver did its jamboree quarters last eck and the sun hilped our moral irid interception route,but onls 526-37. G. Wagner the price of admissions which Aill he accepted and put shier(, it will do the most good. = oil made his debut. Oviedo was out gained in y once, A tooclattendanee at both games was accorded and penses. Anyone sho did not attend ('00 play by tendering I). - -- s Oviedo rivalry. Starting in 1969, it was a lopsided series until two ears ago. The first year Seminole by a 45.0 ore as Toni Pernn ale fares in the first game, the latter held the Indians to a FRENCH Ith 16.7 0 ener osts Return To Seminole H ig Stad I 43 OR — Wyatt ($ yd run) Kick good - JUM $ CAN sit lit [.)man Jackson gathers In the ball from quarterback Bob Burkhart as he prepares cut aro left side of the Oak Ridge delense. i Herald Photo by Iouls Sapsis) ALL FLAVORS lot tailed it ictory otr Apopka F rid4is ft ' ( A^ OR - Groves (2$ dy. pan from All.e) Kick good Kick good OR — Wyatt (19 yd run) Kick all ," it J KRAFT 1 13 0 7-21 0 0 0 0-0 Oak Ridge Lyman hard, and we made our Koal — sccond half, after the rain Nvi lob-t~pe throw went 18 yards Deferisively, the Patriots kept break up, or in erL p , to get in the win column the first ~topped. Anti the fourth quarter and came down in the hands of Alliopka's single wing shotgun pa &s. - ALL GRINDS 17 3.110 t vt V ay* Fumbles- Lost Punts Penal ties Bongianni for a would-be ondering Just iA ho had the ball 44-yard followup pass play over frequently and gained 53 yards. furl] Apopka quarterback ins given time Through all the middle from quarterback In Li tarries he lost yardage \li. \trne's quite easy to defend. the rain. it as hard to tell. Mike McNerney to Darrell only four tunes, while Rick By the time Mcerney's lob Ironic ills mans of those Thompson. Two plays later, (h r ill it .1 rt it !vain r (i in ru.hied eight tuia' for sho's c&I)t (IOV.fl to or three is takes otiurtd tiuring the \k\ers s lnerable tennis ards .. victor). Our boys have worked m Patriot defenders were there to By SCOVI AIIIIAIIAMS iltrald Corr . rU - ti 1- 1& S 0 pass and returned it .38 yards give No. 22 another chance at for a score. duplicating the feat, because ID. A resulting punt gave the Hobby Duggar hit 4-of-5 on Stumpf punted the ball out of ball back to Oviedo, which was kick conversions, bounds the rest of the night, stopped cold by the Seminole The most electrifying play of killing his average, but defense. the night came early, eliminating any returns. While electrical wizards Oviedo had been stopped on Oviedo's only shining tinkered with the lights, its first series near midfield and moments of the game followed Seminole drove to another TI). punted.Wayne Stumpf hoisted a with the Lions putting together Branch had just stepped into good, deep punt which Tim a 66-yard drive in 11 plays. the end zone with 9:49 left in the Raines fielded on his own eight. Quarterback Lee Ward's I Continued on Page -B flit' return was to beta the left, paSSlflL as flawless, ,n. 'p. 9 9c CHICKEN th.$t Ma "15 9 ll 2 io s Satisfied TIV ti" Yards Rushing Yards Passing Whigham scampered around Probably in the blur of the nullified by illegal use of the end for a TI) from the six; and moment passing, Oviedo coach hands. Whigham rifled the ball Gerald Meyer intercepted a Hill Klein decided he wouldn't nearl y 50 yards in the air to • LEMON JUICE . • . . . C'' $ OAK RIDGE II F i rs t Do vio ns Seminole followed with a scoring drive which was Brantley Erases Poor jamboree Showing ' . Dulci, WH CARROTS is 5 YMAN and McDaniel each punched the didn't stop until he reached the ball over from the one; Mark end zone. "' ' iII ,f SLICED Aco $100 ' one other score for the jtlst the backfield, for the season's ~eniainder of the game. 54 Motif M .ed 69c Thrifty Ma,' Cr.o" Styli' low CAKE D $ . $ 00 A ii O Kraft Fitn GREEN BEANS sy or 4 lEN A $100 M '100 CORNED Th rif ty Maid Cut • #t got loose on scoring bursts from streaked up the sidelines right behind a block by Kim Meeks. Steve Ashbv failed to hold on third play of their next position and the rout was on. / A i Wholei'K er nel CORN Th is so 9 CANS Tt I , Thrift 5 18 PKG. run from scrimmage; Branch he spun off to the right and from ffie one, diving off guard 38 and 19 % ards out; Ned Raines in front of Oviedo's bench. lie Tom Fenton's kick was wide. champi "::- Scoringwise, Tim Raines and his blocking formed in that pletinL; four aerials and Hureal scored once on a 92-yard punt direction. flames was ap- Bell doing the dirty work on the return and again on a 51-yard parently stacked at the 15, but ground. Bell had the touchdown the r)olent Oak Ridge offense to The kickoff was fielded on the thrown for an eight yard loss by hit Tim Groves, coming out of :: c ouple of relatively unknowns . .named Herb Branch and Bill t1O Sweet It 1S Elation fills air on Seminole bench for Marcts McDaniel, Who now will be Kendrick, Tim Babes, Keuiy Adams, left to right. (Herald Photo included in scouting plans by by Hill Currie) Seminole opponents. faded back to pa&s and was the protection he needed. And 2 - HALF GAL. yard line. went undefeated fast year only get back as far as the 15 by Ken Rowland. first score. while winning the Metro before he was swarmed under But the Hounds still had Senior Billy Overstreet was Conference and regional by the Wk Ridge defenders. opening game jitters and on the perfect at the try for the PAT - 2 with $5,00 or more purthisi' .'icludinrj CI()ri?N'% a they were hurt as much by a Tb.: Hounds were able to hold 10 but J.yinan Jackson could [found blitzing linebackers led still -, MIle laded back to pass. Got great " to a hantloff from quarterback Horace Alexander cough ed up The Hounds were able to hold But Friday night against the Bob Burkhart . The Pioneers the ball and the Pioneers were Oak Ridge for the rest of the Seminole County team the recovered the fumble and were once again set up deep in opening period but the state of the second quarter found the .:;'. -: ''•i" — I :neers on l.vman's 16 yard :i :, and driving. I- i'ur plays later, Mlie took it :: from the two on a quar&'rback kee pe r to increase the 3 count after Overstreet's second itnversiori, to 14-0. -. ' • elected to receive. seasonlivill tell if theschool that - '1 Then on fourth down Pioneer 1.yinan's 11 yard line. Lyman (;reyhiounds, read - had lost the coin toss, Lyman quarterback, Danny Allie, "Suix-r (;real Pioneers." r. 's problem as almost everything Seminole did. The l.ionscame into the game TlmandNe(ntainesho:e%e 7_ home team by allowing only team, before the Hounds were first half score to 20-0 when football gaine against the , kTinunage, After Oak Ridge CORN / informed about the talents of Ridge's cheerleaders carried The tone of the game was set three yards to be gained on able to dig in the Force of a Cyril Wyatt went off tackle and around before the opening on the opening play from three cracks at the line, fourth and S situation from galloped in from the Hounds 18 •, / Oviedo B 1.0115 SPSIS lncr ere more than set up with first and 10 from the 1.yillilfl'S territory. After another Lyman fumble, Herald Correspondent adequate as they capitalized on 15 )Ll'(I line. Hunning back, Deadeye Dyer this one coming at the 9:15 Related story. photos page 38 numerous errors to score 20 The Greyhounds were able to picked up 10 yards of tackle for mark of the second stanza, the quick points and then waltz in rise to the occasion and held the state's filth ranked 4-A Pioneers ere able to run the r- is quite capacity at about 4,000 , 99c BISCUitS... . . . . 1O THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS ) "I I fan streaming out of the Seminole stadium,filled to .St.iiUl1l . . Snl.c. • Rcjih ( BUY ONE AND GET ONE RIL 5 CT Cru(k.~ Good Fryer Backs..... 29c Bologna w . 79c Cheese Spread S"-'p Patties . . . . . . • • . B,r40u,- . htJvQPANG(TQ'.I .. -.-.. -. _ ChickA Fra k 929 . . . . . . .... -. One bank of lights tripped out three times during the game, ' ci Calf Liver A. ,` ru' Ce-'h Fryer Parts Swpoirb,omd Scft Margarine A ClOd' Vea Patties . Biscuits , is A SId • • • ,• Tenderloins d Ham is 1 . . . . . 4 LO? Pork Chops 900 • eat o" "'i" LBS , en out ? Oviedo High School's Football teiin was trailing 7-6 and when 11w full bank of lights came Fl,,nrle%% Beef _____ Fresh • Where were you when the ched it into a 13-6 advantage. It was never to be- any closer as Seminole opened the — BAG Margarine . High 6 i, .. Eo,t,'r Red Di" c owt I is viedo __ _____ -- V ____ Fresh S-eet Mrs Filberts Gold,., (Quarter,) 53, Iferald Sports Editor ____ FF a . ____ _____ _ __ LB Potatoes is 3 1100 PotBo gPies . e 9 sly 4 8,01 $o: Potatoes .. 5 89 Potatoes . . . . . 4 $100 Apples 4 Le 79c $ 00 Plums • • . . B rtltt Pears 3 Seminole OR MORE r, • • __ - WHIN YOU P URCHASE ox M ot h PAK G1h1 ___ All Varieties Motion Chicken Turkey _ __ Lr'l. Ip't'o, Win BOTTOM ROUND TOKAY ffIes.9..p3!59c Eye 89c Corn On Cob . . . . 24 $129 Colonial Cakes . . To W-D BRAND WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TE NDER BEEF OR RED Romps -=--- - 0 Cook 4 run I past lailedi - - .- - - �78-Evening Herald, Sanlo-d, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 14, 1975 — MI Posey: Not Bad ; Klein : It's My Fault @ 1— scOolREBOARD IA • I :vua,Or League rC' '" hft*i Mi'Arh. r'ri 'ih A crt, r-er East . , 61 Sli .. Ic' 73 ° r4?' i idi c Sv"t IIm fl(t1 NCW!Thlfl 6 s Ce t ral 'f(l' W) 10 ,. 19. Holly J'!,Plant a tion p VArk o his new position at ctnier, had his hands lull in the First hail, but adjusted well, his job "Nat bad for opener;' was offensively might be considered the way Seminole coach Jerry the most important of anyone l'osey summed up Friday on the field. Without a good night's 53-6 victory, but losing .snap, the quarterback can't coach Bill Klein couldn't fault throw or hand off. his team in the least for the Oviedo was aware he had lopsided loss , been moved from guard to P,sq flPrfi$d Beach vmvi rm;i.. 0 National Leagut Hc.c.i n he Well 1 P4 fl#'()r% - a' M. ;; Anni,fei. d flatly like Al P0 141 2", 4', *3 12' 32, ,l II 31* tile Creenv.iie 0 R.(hrh 27, '% - Ttiatastheorstcoaching . •• . )0u .iast e v er seen, - -- ,. _, - - . - - - I - ' , I 4 I If - -. " -: -. - '..--. k , -• - , •'- _ - - - 1 1 - -.--- " A '.. - I ) - I 11 - I I ' • - -. - ' - . - . - - - - . - - Gerald Meyer, still adjusting • Meyer, wearing a running like a fullback, and didn't mind Allright, Meyer," said to the bench. his run making it MIAMI si West so it ": 2" OAk I^rtl Wr", I .sh.' 16. Mi;iFnc',, 70 ,No one answered, and no one 0 4 i n ole Rolls Over Oviedo 53-6 Vam, ftv 7 61 562 7 54iitp1 Mim I Miami 3 77 76 416 to lumjS 69 76 116 1912Miami IS COf.t Trypt C h ;rAr^ CA11111(wri-A I I?, Dillard Ii Miami rhr;jtjan , Asry tmmi,Itp A i o Marat-- r- 66 , Friday's Results etn 11 o Minnesota I I b, AretAlk fly 10 7 CalIfornIa 7 7, .. - • - . I - a' PlA ltmnrp A Boston. ood D.tro,t 1 11 MmI n FIç,(j - 0 Trenton 7* , Ps', - If . • 1. Psaoa im arta 71 8a C'ega 0 Pr,nt,'w, 71 B.. - ' I 'S1 . • - - - ' -. • ' - .4 -. ;'. 'i • - es-' - 1. St . o 'm I (llfcvn A lFippp 13171 at Vans.ns City tLe'o'ard 1261. (n (Piir*on W nod II 191 t Tppp% lUmharqee S S) In) Today's Games At Detro t P l*ei I,. at B'n'on (lpelann at New Y or k City Venice 1*. Fort Mver date A Frt Myers Vo 11 t-'aven A lmmkIp. p fl CIAINIAM At % ,. Rev . - 're Naples , ZA - , l r'terlo(h.n 71 Hawthorn, 20 High School frei fNytw,atche. I. Pensacola a mhia ' f 70 "rv;fAV I) .a,e'i,a t4nn&er 7. Sarasota Alorrev A Prarleqitnr j'?P1pi5jt 71 Bra lAv P.iImv'itri 27 Arc*da DeSOIO 17 t PkFlAnd 70 Lake Wdles Ft-" Meellide 7. Sebring 6 6 1 ii-on 71 lArbetarenvdif API, Macintosh. IA a fl S I9C..cv: h .l FItçh.q . 77. Starke fi 75 f , e'scent C'ty 73 I ahrMnvl Wa les Kathte 71 Bar I 1ir-fnrlafp 4,1 I aketand 4n - .• M,.tMrrv '$5 Avon Park 6 timp,aPI*n$ 70 Plant C'Iy 7 C,a'rta 71 flora Ce'oo 0 larprin Sneinos 7*. Citrus IS P.'s,tnnA 74 Panarnt, City W - rd ef Ct ii.. iic /, Park AS. 71 for Orlando Orlando Orlarwip Jones IS Orlando Co Icy' ci 1 nrta,1n Oak Ridor ii Lv n-an p Fl-MIS 75 Carter t.r-,'prn Prrvnore tLli (,rpri',yJi. () new bowl Friday night In splendid fashion. And although Brantley managed to scare 16 )outs coursoe. players Lake Brantley Smacks F)opkaHeavy HA V , San D"oo n TsdaysOamss New 't'nrk lets at Nr* Eno St I ruis at Denyei the offense btk to the 13-ard down to the one foot line, where line where the attack Mailed ,for Yarborough fought to the goal lack of cumpletlons. Bob Fites line through ill the bodies and field goal was blocked all the rain Brantley led 7.0 Apopka came back with six Freshman Bob Fite added , , , - WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE Saturday's Games Portlacvt at Phslaaelpnia. ' an t.ntn.p it B.rmnqhirn, tl little running room, but tutuApopka received the second bled again on a crucial third half kickoff, but was forced to '. down. The Darters recovered punt deep inits own t-ntory.A • - the fumble this time though, bad snap left them decperin and kicked out to their own 40, hole, as I3rantley's Ross [Ashen I' Brantley, I and " Ii Hancock I i ' rk.rrrnon 20 O'ove'and 6 , ,,patr ,c snli',or.fl r4lI', 70 Fort l4u : rp (l "a la,)s,,q,,fl. S',jvh,'rn at Catfor HA*,). n uIP: a.-1T ball away. By this time, the Another good position gave the heavy a rain made g play Pats a c nce a flSUtliflCC practica lly lly impc6slble, pothts, but they could go only Punts . Vern r I 10 Fumbles Lost y 14 Penalties 7.4 - •-"; . - e - Aoopka McN rne y yards: 1.. Srantley ID.). 0, 31 yards ., - I . - A - -. - " -. 4 I - , IA it .- - t - t -- 4 -1 -, . - ,-,,, - - ' j, '-.'3j '3 \ t. #Fl t• ,.• -, ,5 '! -. i _ •a t4a.&%,, -.•'-4•- . ,, - , Piiii p .- -. -'5 11 - ':- . • 5, - - - ............. . , '• ' '.: .., - - 'F - • - , County, '' , - - ' -- - - - against England s Joe Ilugner, Then he waxed flamboyant whom he outpninted in Ma' •ugaun, Saying: "I don't hate l;i Wt s'arlit-r thi: ear him, but I don't like him. I promise I'll stop him. We're not going to rope-a-dope and we're Ali-Frazier Bout On Stadium TV not going toplay Frazier is still '" 'I' too good to pla) sith ' Verbally. Ali continued to The world heavyweight play with his foe. Frazier had championship bout between said that for rope-n-dope, the titleholder Muhammad All and strategy of Ali backing to the challenger Joe Frazier, will be ropes and letting his foe wear telecast live on closed-circuit out, "I'll tie the rope around the TV on Sept. 30, at the Orlando dope's neck." Sports Sta dium. "Someone must have written The show is being produced that for him," Ali laughed, by promoter Pete Ashlock of "lie's flu smart enough to Orlando, who purchased the TV up rights for the entire state of hiu1 a;thht e chanip . "Every. The third Ali-Frazier thing I do, I do better than him. meeting, the rubber match of a "Their first score came from a break- Ills head should be sore in series that began in 1971, will down in our secondary but the Of!)' bright round four." take place in Quezon City, The spots ste had came from our defense. Ali said before he retires he Philippines. Pioneer quarterback Danny Allie, took They looked good at times but I will have Wants to beat Frazier, George the overland route to the season's first score of the year. "You can't give a good team like Oak Frazier defeated Ali on to wait and see the game films before I Foreman and Ken Norton, Nor- March 8, 1971 at Madison can tell how good they really were," the ton divided two meetings with Square Garden in a battle of Grc)hound mentor concluded. All, then unbeaten champions. The Ridge," Copeland lamented after the "I'll have him calling me Philadelphian added injury to game, "that many shots before they conic up with some way to score." "I'm not as surprised with their passing game as I was disappointed in our offense. We didn't doa very good job in the basic fundamentals. of 181. The high game fell for Sharon Williams 185-490, Other highs: Ann Smith 175-489, Kitty Lawrence 171, Vonda Driver 172 and Sharon Chaplin 170-474. Williams had the only turkey and she spared the 5-7 and 3-10, Other converted splits: Lawrence, Susan Oates, Chaplin and Mary Johnson all spared the 3-10. Charlott "F'romlu Russia, With Lose" is the new name of Terry Trosper's offshore fishing boat in which Terry and brother Rick and Mr. Trosper, Sr. and Jim Williams tried the deep water grouper fishing this past week Lady luck smiled this time and the local anglers brought home a fine catch topped by Jim William's 105-pound grouper. The name change on the boat was brought about by an accident that occurred last time the Trosper family fished offshore. The boat capsized and Terry and his father were left clinging to the overturned (-raft many mans' miles from land. Fortunately for them, a Russian trawler was fishing in the sailue vicinity, spo tted them, and made the rescue. Some people really know how to make a guy feel bad Kent Gibbens v,ns greeted by a huge fish head lying in the doorway of his tackle shop st hen he stent to open up one morning this week. Kent is one of the best saltscaterfisherrnen in the Daytona Beach area and holder of the world's record on speckled trout in the 12 pound test line category. Apparentl)-, some friend had landed the big snook, stopped by the store to do a little bragging and finding it closed, left proof of his catch. So far, Kent hasn't been able to get anyone toadruiit he left the odorous present. T: I I _ . • iu•ii•j redlusti art' shost ung activity in the creeks opening into Intra? Coastal Waterstay near the inlet. Giliben.s says he has noted some monsters chasing mullet all over the flats especially in Spruce Creek. Jim Shape of Sanford again found the big reds and trout In his favorite hole near Cocoa. Over last weekend, Jim took over 100 pounds of fish in two trips using topwater plugs exclusively. Saturday, he fished solo, and sunday he was accompanied by Al - Whltcoinb. All the fish stert' big, th largest redfish hitting about 16 pounds. The report front Wayne Brady at the "Flshtn' hole" bait and tackle shop in Daytona showed plenty of snook in the river there, channel bass in the Intracoastal Waterway, lots of mangrove snapper, and snook, tarpon, and bass In Tomnoka Basin along with some man sized jack crevalle, I always love stories like the following: Ed Pennington of South Daytona has burned a lot of gas recently driving to far off places to get Into some good fishing but his luck has been running sout'. His 15-year-old-son Greg walked the hall-mile to the Halifax - Sanford 0 Pcc re W runner Darryek Shule heads for the open spaces PEE WEE '' '"' - - - I' - . , - 'S - ." • ' !1*. ' *:'- . 4. 04*1 PVI.4 - ''' 1 '. I 'kI').:,,' . . - 041ins had the only 500 series of the (Lay, 508 ,A ith her high gaine . h. Other nests from the "Tackle Box" revealed that big bluefish are coming in around the jetties at Ponce DeLeon Inlet, hitting on live fingerling mullet or cut mullet just at dark. Large sized ., . 'a. •7s a HIT . ri i i' r ItI%# qui - -- - •'•',' -V •. . -- :, - -. ~ - - il - - - , - I - .1 - - a - to 11 - , - - f to -. ' - P - .- A_ '*( '-; - W, ' 'j' . - 44 r Ii - - Thotroptaft, 144. Jordon . P i (Fits kick) Brantley - Garea II rust (Fits kick) Apopka - Jordon 1$ pass from - . - Apopka 0007-7 Lake Brantley 0 777— Brantley Yarborougp, I run Bra ntley Tangvay, safety (blocked kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Apopka,— Titemp. I-ti. Wccd 7.7: L. BrAntley — Stanley 15-53, Oar:a RECEIVING — Apopka - . . - • 11 1 1J I - In all, the Pioneers threw a near record king," said All of Norton who insult by knocking down Ali in i for them i number of passes in the first was present at the Los Angeles the 15th round. They met again half and only their decision to keep the workout. Norton replied: "And at the same site Jan. 28, 1974, in ball on the ground, after they had opened when I win, you'll call me a non-title 12-rounder, and Ali upa20-O lead, kept the total yardage to95 king." this time gained revenge on on 13 attempts. Norton said he already had an another close decision. in Saturday mornings jamboree In South Seminole where 750 Participants In th,- Pop Warner Izaguegeartlil up for next weekend's openers. In Saturday's jamboree, no sco" was kept and quadm lasted only teams playing one quarter, (Herald Staff Photo by Gordon Williamson) 4 Chaplin 3-7, Smith 4-7-10, JO)' Waters 5-7410, and Esther Szabo 7, Ann Reiner 2-7, and Vicki Robb 4-7-10. Turkeys went to picked up the 8-10 split for a Topper Award from the house, Williams (five in a row), Thelma Hichson, and Polly Bushor. Jilts & Misses Mixed League: Jim Moyer rolled a 203 game Shooting Stan Ladles League: Harriett Jones earned a Tripk' 'md the high series fell for Bill Matteson 495-179, Joe Flannagin Patch from W.I.B.C. for rolling three games of 130. High series 175, Ernie Bunion 177-488 and Linda Schull 189-460, for the day was rolled by Phyllis Walsh 516-189. Other highs Ely, 4. Barbour &Co. Ladles Wednesday Night League: High games Ison 492-189 and Phyllis Fuller 185, Faye Carroll 181. Spliis include Lillian Ciai-nbriella 179-488, Chris Dickerson (who carries coverted by Cindy Warren and Fuller 5-7, Ginny Behrens, [son, a Ill average rolled a nice 177 game, Ginny Gaudreau 171, and Walsh 5-10, and Bonnie Link 3-10. F:s'e1) Nixie 486 series and Gaudreau 481. Fbihin flainfr Mlvi..,I V '*1 'nr LJ% l'5dIC1 iIEJU LI £L game gaie W.O.T,M. No, 2: High game, Ann Curtis 162-159, and Betty and 556 series for the night. Phil Roche rolled a 539 and Rose Roffe153.HighSerjeswenttoCurti.439a Roffe4O2.Curttsalso Belew had a 189 game. Smoke)' Snyder, who carries a 111 chalked up a turkey. average, - Jet Bowlerctts Ladies League: The high game of the day was rolled by Mary Williams, stho only carries a 117 average on this league. She had five strikes in a ro% g(~.'- g in tier ganie to give tier a 223 v,hich was her first 200 game ever and also won her i 100 Pins Over Average patch from W.I.13.C. Williams also had the high series 513. Second high series goes to Elaine Kostival 491 and Zella Allman 486. The following splits were spared by Anita Barker 8-6-10, Rose Vaughn, 3-10, Tracy Albert 5-7, Kathy Haley 5- - IUV 0 -- — — IUI1TUI Early Toyota Mixed League: High average is held by Hal Rich 219 and Marge Allman 173. Only 2-200 games were rolled (luring the night. Bud Campbell 212-585 and Bill Clarke 200-527. Other highs for the rdght: Bill Ilackett 199459, J.W. Dunlap 195, 520, Larry E)uniho 194-541, Marvin McNutt 191-536, Barney Driver 187-510, Laura Harris 173-532, Evelyn Coyton 180-510, Ed Seimer 178, 519, Ray Hatchell 181415, Roger Hines 183-503, Pete Philtipls 175-511, Bob Bowling 187-504, and Robert Gilbo 181425. Sanford Plaza Merchants: Hal Rich was the only one to record a 200 game for the night (224). Poll)' Jaco 191507 and Ron Altman 197-543. Ewa Hitchcock 196, Susie Golden 179, and Gene Jones 177. High average: Hal Rich 179 and Poll)' Jaco 170. AUTOMOTIVE SPEED PARTS C.O . Penney, Marina Isle Camp manager, has installed the most modern live bait tank available for shiners and Missouri mnunnosts in anticipation of an excellent Vinter season, And AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SERVICE 2474 Park Ave. For th ose sc ho like to camp out, Marina Isle a lso offers In 11cr space' for self contained vehicles A call to the camp will provide - IF - % `111 4 34 1-2 borough 3.31. V i___.1L - '. cellent position, fumbled the the boat al. Apopka's 24. Efroong 1-11., L. Brantley1.11, Arm. — Yar. at Memlm,j at 3 33 ...• ____ ______ 16 r Brantley within seven Yards of later, Brantley's Garza ajid pay dirt, but a penalty PUSW Kelly had brought the Patriots . -- ', high bowler of the night with his 619-246. Other highs with 200 games were as follows; Pat Dixon 219-538, Steve Kapka 213-572, Ron Altman 201443, Carl Sandusky 206-559, Tracy Cashe 202-521, Jim link 202412, Jim Hawington 202-503, and Byrl Henry 202-516. Petty coats Women League Wednesday Morning: Twila Mewes 515. F.H.A. George Senikanich 225-1 202 -for a 601 series. These Florida rains have got to go. _ ';' Pitt041f9b At DAII&%. n " . r rrAnri%tn at Green Men-s Lily League: , total om ii-uu games were rolled during the night with the highest game being rolled by Terry Waldrop (253), combined with his other games of 197-178 gave him the high series also for the evening 628. Terry bowls for the Burger Chef team. Other highs for his team were George Waldrop 203-19247, Ira hloisclaw 192442, Duke Cavkin 537, and Phil Santora 196430. Highs for inks Jewelers team include John Fisher 202-508, and Bill Boatner 211447. Music Unlimited team also had several 200 games by Don L,ahmnan 223-539, Wayne Al Bowling iu-ju, hoD harbour 0. Bob Locke u'reau ziifrom Joe Crean'ons Inc., team was high from his team 211429, Chuck Baker 530, Andy Patrick 509. Wall Plumbing, heating & AC team high Barney Hendrick 202-508. From Franns Monograms H.I.S. Stores Harold Herhst 557. Sports Graphic Team had highs by Rich Murphy 225-593 and Bob Borsdorflo 212-561. And from Lewis Drywall Co. Bob Jackson rolled a 221-539 and Fred Samples 211-500. Tuesday Night Men's Unprofessionals: Skip Norton was the Littering the stands afterwards were sticky get a rather crowded situation. Not to mention not too cozy-the sheet was transparent. , '. .. I But early in the first period, after Lyman had given up the ball twice on fumbles, deep in its own territory, ORLANIX) - Lyinan Iligh School's Team were Jim Lamb 218-606, Gerold Smithers 533, and Keith 7-35. - brellas. or Others orange Auburn gooe'- programs, their slick pages glued together and Apopka seven, the real highlights were three sports writers. two spotters, an announcer raincoats greenhuddled Dolphin in raincoats. Five fans by .% soaked fans, drenched footballs, and slippery and a scoreboard official already there, Pnd you had a cozy time under one huge plastic sheet. But F ootball Cl,rPVrf, -r,rf Seminole T. Raines Bonqsanni 12$, Branc h 1.15 sinarter fans came equipped with black Lim. something less than beautiful tones. btillas, plaid umbrellas, and transparent LID. Apopka drove to the Brantley four yards, F ite's field goal eight, but could punch nothing attempt fell short. complete passes later, Apopka over. With the help of a 30-yard rra Lake I3rantley has an open I took the punt and beg3n to penalty against Apopka, date next Friday. The Pats marck Marvin Woods managed Brantley worked its way tangle NFL 'Ixhibihons with perennially Frdi'i Results o eke oq. half a yard, bu a doscntiekl 0 he I arter ya .'r I, x;tr1ul (;aunesvil!(, t1 iliitilc, it iUA%') fumble on the next play gave line, but another fumble th Wrtla,rw,jnn 24 H.,lt,more ° on September 211. Lake Brantley excellent warted another good drive. Saturday's Games position at theApopka 32. APOPKA Apopka's next series went LAKE BRANTLEY Pf'ilA4la-)rP,.a At Atlanta ,i A Stanley to Jim Yarborough nowhere, Failing on fourth and $4 Yards Rusing 161 , P,n11 ptss for 16 )ards and Jun 15, the Darters handed oser the ,o Yards Passing 31 Hew Ynri C,aMs, at Mami. n Kelly's nine-yard rush brought ball at their OWfl 28. Eight plays t S I Pastes 103 o at , 11 — Ward 19-7.2; Both bands came and promised fine halftime Add to them three Apopka radio technicians. - 200 Games H*ighlight Action At Bowl America . Wet photographers rushed from the field to the umbrella-less fans who sneaked in too. Exhibition 7's-wet flnra I ,more A r lr.rn 51 Ov'.ir iakr lf*ntt.y tS Apopka 7 'a,'i'invt!. 'nns.y 17. or IMcts' Maw. fl Privy 1avv IC. Palatka J' S.mino)• Whigham 1140 RECEIVING: Oveedo__Mercisan, - ontinued From Page l-B ( Con Mirw-v - seven carries The Raines duo hadonit'nine carries betw een em e seven for 21 yards and Tim two hil Oviedo protect their cameras. Even wetter cameramen Down in the stands, those unlucky enough to performances by their excellent pregame enrushed from their vantage point to protect the have Ignored the Ominous black clouds before terthininent, but left when the first quarter's Add a new classic to your list of bowls: the game films. ga.ine time shivered in their seats, or grasped drizLie became the wond quarter's deluge. Rain Bowl. Where did they rush? Why, the press box, f small refuge under neighboring shelter. The Gurgling brass and squeaky reeds create Apopka inaugurated the ' Ai r Criinne Park I1 Jacksonv,1g Jark'.in Ii f'W I P)ug Ocala Forest II. Gainesville winked to Unser after his pace passing team but I will have to see it to setting run. be lieve it," he said, Unser shot back: "See, I told Copeland had tradition on his side as you Mario's car was faster." lie the normally ground game oriented followed that with if smile that Pioneers have never been known for Andretti returned, their ability to attack through the air. By LOU ISSAPSIS Herald Correspondent - 71 tA(bfiytIA Forrest $6 Jack ff-r1fr,1 rl 08 ) comes . Jacots 163) looks on. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) By SCOIT ABRAHAMS herald Correspondent For Walnut Hill 70 8prno' 0 14 Snetcli, fl Aratier',y a Mar,anna 71 Panama City JAck%onv,lle Ptittaertnrd 70 Pislit*.n 11 C-rM,'v.11e 19 7,fl'tv (I , ,, North fr5tn A 'Aqw,y,llt (IflIIS 71. Live FtoqIds November 29 game, their team's prospects, star players, and game details. The news conference will be conducted by Bethune('ookrnan Alumni Association, i ins Fnrl Walton Beach 0 iton 36. Century 11 John I ,tta.qan n 1% s --".rz . z-.' ,,,. ,1F! ' PenSacola 7. Pensacola Pine P'ffrpjIlp Williston P Cross City 6 Pollinn Green 70, St .tarkrw,s.lRp Englewood " Oviedo's Frank Procell plays b[Uy-goat headgame with Ken Meadows, 1 ihoral Art% 0 U Par. est A 71 CkArC% (I Purnsrin 7 Oak Hall 0 Andretti, ,Aithout a word, .Nletro rival Oak Ridge. "They may be a '" 'b ."e t - Wcvd I ale W0r 7$. Gainesvi lle Cre4f Vi ew n Al-nif4f;no. - -- -,- - Pioneers Take To A*lr Lanes Leon Coursey to announce the 71. Pensacola Pprisaifola flr,t.. f.t'lf fAtP'.4-'Jtr • rierfor AAv 4.h(we 0 S .ee,.~ p- IN j, F Fort fAverf. Vntjrd 77 Sta rke13 - ill .— IS '- ,A . z:i - -- . 70 t,AkP City Academy 6 Ftpll Football .'. ci.-. Ju. ' 5. .f i,. t • -;- * M17 yCerno p '- guff, L . was the quiet Au answer. In Victory Over Greyh 150.250. The 12 drivers entered head Coach Dick Copeland, was less in the event will use identically than prophetic when he announced, prepared Camaros. before the opening football game against - - _1 - - - - -- Ridiculous just ridiculous,' the same weight he carried irm - second faster than Unser's - W*n4 ec HAven IS. Hanes - - University of Maryland Eastern Shore Coach Harold Cray and Athletic Director 1)r. - Pr hiratathnIr7f$'me tw 1771 t New York (Med 7etayrh;It 7 T:mpa Heights d 1)1* and Mv 11 lOt 7. It - , - Johnson will join with for 57. Branch went four tinws for 64 and McDanjeLs )l for 63. Even tight end Mike Good got into the rushing spirit, twice for 18 yards. - Prtr '. -- Camaro from the one Unser used, cranked a lap at 351.134 iii.p.h, about two-tenths of a - - - - .. Bethune-Cooknian College Head Coach Wesley Moore and .,* Athletic Director Lloyd - F ' -- - - , . - i , rAfhnIic . . -' -. -* ,. , - I'h-i;n 77 St PeterSburq 0 f"rw"Ie 7 Die Hollins ri ' • ' - -- - was fourth at 193.444. 1. ' "' "Bobby's got to beespedis- "What do I do now ('oa('h7", quartcrt)a(-k fl41b Burkhart seems to he asking Lyman's mentor Dick ('opeland (luring Friday night's appointed at his speed, ciallv alter what I ran," Foyt 27-0 lo,s to the I'iorw ers from Oak Ridge. said Impishly. "I think I'll go ORLANDO The two rub it in." colleges who will meet in the (;ood naturedly. Foyt pedaled ___________________________________________________________________ ounds annual central Florida football off on his bicycle to find Unser, game in the Citrus Bowl will who also suffered another setit hint Thursday, at 10 a.m. in the out for the pole position in the Board Rooin of the Orlando IH(X' evcnt. area Chamber of Commerce. Andretti, driving a different half after a 38-yard run when full light was restored, Oviedo's next series was cut short when Meyer Intercepted OVIEDO SEMINOLE Ward. With aid of a 15-yard s First Downs II Yards Rushing penalty 316 sniffed 12 •. , Seminole 55 Yards Passing pi)u1rt again and after a briei ef 207.2 Passes Il-IC blackout, Branch stepped off 19 2 Fumbles Lost 2 Punts yards, cutting, high-stepping 525 2, 33 • Penalties is and skipping into the end zone. 17 Oviedo The Lions, halted again, tried Seminole 7 19 7 70-53 S a pass cut of punt formation, T Raines fl punt return IUUL • ,l, LIII. hamuie gamble I, acir andi (Ouqar kick) 0 1.11 I run (kick failed) Seminole drove the remaining s Branch 3* run (run failed) 40 yards for the TI), Ned Ra ines Branch It run (Duggar kitk) scoring, to make it -6 at halftime. S T. Raines St run (Duqgar The spirit sliced out of kick) S — McDaniel I run (kick tailed) OvIL'do's gaiiie plan, Seminole S — Meyer IS pass i nterception dommiunated the second half. (Johnson kick) Only twice in the second half INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: Oviedo did the Lions do anything ex. neIl 1313. i.ept run three plays and punt Procell 7 I? Finney S II Merchant Ward 2 —1 Seminole — Branch Ward, who shined In defeat, 464 McDaniel 1163 T Runes 357 as 7 of 19 for 55 )ards while N Raines 731 Good 215 N - -- , TAr, ,PA Cr., , - New I— .• - 71. fhfiAnd II I Me utier (lpveIan at York. Pod rn i0• 7 Saturd ays Games Mil*A,k,'. and Tryr Prnt'.'rc 1711% At Boston (Citve lAr4l 11 0 And Ws. 1$ I). 7. Id r) ()aIla,wl IHt7mn IS 171 at (Grit: It I?) att)mnq IAI,iAndCr 711 at fletrr?StnlichIIIn,In t '1 - A Milwa,h.. ,,,, I Ili: - (Continued From Page 113) - Set On Game Sem Ma ' -- . Conference back's Jersey number (42), took it at all. "Who threw that seemed to care at that point. : 67 - Mike Mosle) recently retired, pr, AAII"Aolerp of , from sctuch - - I ilr ,, Cncoa 0 'ern Ri',rPa 71 Me4bourne II 'trnq'.a,,$ 3 Spruce Cree4 . - 4 Fo)1 zoomed around the two- (town the third spot, in the inI'llile oval at 201.117 miles an side of the second row, with a hour, the fastest lap ever speed of 196.829. And [lobby, recordedtl untkr restrit tions Unser, in the car - League - ' t .Nleyer I.Linced all the way back - . - . , " 77 Mu- agreement to light All again if hammad Ali says he'll fight the champ retains his title In only for two more years, and he Manila. seemed deadly serious in his Ali drew a throng estimated dislike of Joe Frazier on the eve at 10,000 to the ABC Entertain-, departure to The Philippines, ment Center at Century Plaza. Ali defends his world heavy- Some fans tried to crash the :J weight boxing title aginst the ensuing news conference. Even / -ti exhampion on Sept, 30 (Oct. 1 trainer Angelo Dundee was : in Manila), and what made him caught in the jam and had to be '/ angry was Frazier's assertion rescued by fight promoter Don earlier in the week that Ali is King. jealous of all other great black Dundee figures that All will ; athletes, enter the ring about n pounds, .-. - - WS ANGELES (Al') -- - - -. - .. , - 1 Qu"i t In - - / Ameq,can East u- . - - - . - - _ I — up u.-o piaers rusning illS 1' -- ------gap. Meyer adjusted, Seminole i'nrpr1 rl•c. is sn.s on. "The kids went out there began moving at will and tht' Friday's Results 't(! fqns 01 a'ta young and totally unprepared scoreboard operator began t I for II4it 1 I I A-P IPPeflt ' 13 Ftapleq ' ti exercising his right index ~ . r fl.,n 1. HnotDn 0 Palm obvious I didn t do the Job. I Int finger I n Ase'iei I . "But, you watch. We're going . Tit Astronaut 33. 5rucc' I rnti A S / - I: ranc.sco cr rte - '. to get better." Meyer's finest moment, hub'.. I f'.l 'I iethi.rq Saflirday's Games Oviedo, a Class AAA school, ever, was on defense ble in the . mvrn.', Bt"a th 70 E,u rt'(,IIpPI; Wnleond u was ou tclassed in the final game when Oviedo was trying 1' .11 fPaCc)n (Burr.t 11 101 V j rP,mh.t4., 73 i., outcome against their Class to get one more TI) on the Cniur,r,t, t7dnln 1311 t 5rt / 'Tv'.cP I. cf%!,f.,,fl iR,rr I. AAAAcross-(ountynvalr. But LAJaI-(J. Alter tiu-ee •rles at th e 0, qfn 11 Ii i,'Iierstv'i ?O ? ir.r Tarr initially it was a football game. Seminole line netted minus one, A "rvit,pM i(A•fl'q% rr 32) At HlRP'anPa 1* ottime ,. Like, when the score was 7-6. minus f ou r and minus seven. l "" Q Ea' iOutJd)% us came about as quarterback IA'C Ward I, '.'n 17 131. tnt 7.'çPv Hi lls 7 Temple steadiI as the light drizzle forced to the air. I ItMa$ 'f)q'v.ne lot at Los Hl'iflP" 11 thereafter. A good rush forced his throw tn fI 'Mw m.t IS 11). W iWfl(V15'% Land O' Lakes I The two sidelines told the a little, and Meyer was right Ii Tampa Rob f nAm, acP4e.1u$.d 'i'tir A story. there at the Lions' 35 to pick it Tay's Games r,sr$ Mr.'ul. 7 Sebrino A On the Seminole side of the off, slow up for his blocking to I AJAt '? oJ1'Q' Ar'f14 P(fl 37 l field, anyone who put a hand out form, head upfield and use a John litton (kneeling I . .f* V nf lk At St 1Cii Marcus Kendrick, Gerald Meyer, John Spolski, Derrick Cooper dot Seminole-side lines. New Port Richey Gull 7*. and looked skyward to check dandy sidestep at the 20 to cut ( nf irinAti at 5an FrAncisco frv'tl o.r & the rain was likely to get a soul inside around defensive back rIth II I Ptd 9 slap. Even the managers were Henry Finney and lope into the Kenny Lee, Semnole tackle, as 52-6 with 3:05 left, some kidding about running block?" he asked. rp'nr," 11 getting pats on the back. end zone unscratched. P'r-ilø - BROOKLYN, Mich, tAP) placed on lady car speeds in A.J. Foyt used it little trick he 1973. Foyt's V8-powered Coyote learned in stock car racing to sas only slightly different in win the pole position for Friday's qualifying than it was Saturday's Indianapolis-type in July, when he won the pole auto race at Michigan Inter, for the lndy car race here at a national Speedway. speed of "old)," 193.807 mph. The 150-mile race was sched. "It helped that we had almost uled for it 1:30 p.m. EDT start, ideal co nditions when I ran," to be Immediately followed by Foyt said. "There was almos t t he l00-miiile first leg in the lii. 110 wind, and it was very cool," Race of Champions Moitients after his run was series. The $100,000 twin bill completed, rain interrupted "its dubbed the Michigan qualifying. And after the track to - (;rd Prix. was dried, the over-all speeds "Just before we Went out to were not as fast as they had ''-' qualify, sc put on a set of ne ixen tires, Foyt explained, "New Gordon Johncock, the only , tires grip the track be tter, and driver who's be en able to even ¶ if you can get a real good keep the irrepressible Foyt in %carmuplspttie4it the tires up sight •ill season, kxked in e c. it should cork fine." and starting position withsX a "We do that all the time in speed almost four miles an hour stock cars." sloser, at 197.20t mii.p.h. I Sunday, Sept. 14, 1975-38 Muhammad Dec lares H e'll - er and concentrated on picking wea k ness. Me)'er was not rattled snapssise, but a coupit. times early tie was slow picking before boarding ride txicktoOviedo. It was only I2nules but must hase seemed A AnM.4- Phcola ,,?*vcno ih"t A9 0 H JIM llAVN1'.S Herald Sports Edftor 7 r.',s Baseball Foyt Captures Michigan Pole 3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. itiver and, wa ding and plug casting, landed a six xund snook. - - - - Needless to say, the following morning, Ed was right there stading st ith his son, the boat left at home. They came up stith seVeral more nice snook almost within hollering distance of hoitie. On the Daytona Main Street Pier, angling has been on the tipsttiiigttith lots ofsthlting,a few blues, mangrove sriapper,and even a few snook. One lone trout was landed this week but it was it six pounderFishing boat skippers working out of Inlet Harbor tell of a good week on the ocean. The boom fishing craft treated their passengers to some fine red snapper, a !ittle on the small side but plentifut. Grouper hit stell along with some big amberjacks. Trolling boats are getting Into kingfish daily and dock fishermen at the camp are taking sonic nice miiangrovt' snapper. (in the local scene, fresh water Fishing is paying off for the persistent anglers. Early morning and late evening is usually the best but, around Osteen Bridge, school bass have been striking off and on all day. Leroy Cody Landed a string of live bass including a six pounder Thursday, most of them hitting an underwater plug, the "Water4ator" Chuck Connors picked up a pair of bass in the same section of the river and the bridge fishermen are getting speckled perch. Boaters in thir area are cautioned to use the East channel as the old channel is blocked at the hyacinth harvester. Rob Sorrest and Bob Free of Orlando, fishing out of Marina Isle ('amp, landed a total of 58 pounds of bass last weekend. The largest one s'. as a whopping 10 1 i pounder. On another trip this eek the SflhiiC two men caught a pair of nine pounders using the plastic worm. Specks and bluegills made up a nice string for John Moore sthile three ladies from Oviedo landed all the bluegllls they stanted to clean, I 10p.m.. Sun.9a.m, 'S p.m. % Kickclinic Southgate Open golf tounnaII)ent were about 78 to 1. Several hours later her chances and spirits st crc soartug. $40,000 classic. 11cr closest pursuers entering Saturday's second round were Sandra Palmer, kading money winner on the ladies' tour this year, and Sylvia Ilertolaccini, a native of Argentina making her first appearance on America's paly-for.pay circuit. Each bogeyed the final hole for even par us. - P wi - Offsetting a double bogey with an eagle,' and three bogeys st ith five birdies, Miss Kazmlerski fashioned a two-underpar 69 over the (lamp, windy Leawood Country Club course for a two-stroke lead in the NOW OPEN Mon Thru Sat. $am Youngsters 8-13, re t n, o L1 Free nt & KANSAS CITY i APi Joyce Kaznuirrski, winleis iii )- ears as a professional, figured the odds against her taking the Sanford We Have Some Parts For All Cars And All Parts For Some cars The new owner of l.emon Bluff Camp, Woody Woods, is already "honked" on th St. Johns River. Wood)' opened the resturant an(I boat i'rv met' onl last week. Kamierski Fashions Golf Lead Ph, 323-7590 Improve your chances of winning in the 1975 Punt. Pass & Kick Competition by attending our tree clinic. Ycu 'Ii get imporlar.t "hoW to" tips from ciperienced lootbaul coaches. To getinto PP&t(, just bring your parent or guardian in arid sign up. It's tree, You'll get a tree Tips Book and you can attend the clinic 9urry' S i gn up now . Registration Ends October 3 COME IN AND REGISTER NOW ' Jack Prosser Ford Hwy. 17.92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Ph, 322-1481 �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Sunday. Sept. iii. 1915 cr%^* ri L iiir iAtov &&* A I. 'Dir,ipruIri' T &oI% vvuII .JIIuI au IWJuIII IV III SPORTS IN BRIEF Ryan To Undergo Surgery For Bone Chips In Arm ANAHEIM i All - California Angels physician Jules Rasinski says lireballer Nolan Ryan should be ready for next season after he undergoes surgery to remove bone chips in his pitching arm. The Angels announced Friday that Ryan, holder of the major league strike out record of 383 and co-holder of the no-hit record with four, will be operated on Sept. 23 in Houston by Dr. Joseph King. The surgery sas ordered after two Los Angeles doctors examined Ryan and diagnosed his condition as bone chips but asked Dr. King for another opinion on the necessity of the surgery. The Angels said the operation would be perforired in houston because the hospital is 30 miles from Ryan's x't' in Alin. Tex. lan, handicapped by a series of injuries, pitched his last game Aug. 24. He finished the season with a 14-12 record and a 3.45 earned run average. He struck out 186 and walked 132 in 18 innings. Appeals Court Decision ORLEANS i AP - The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has been asked to block a decision that would irmit college football teams to take 60 players on a road trip instead of being limited to 48. The 48-man travel squad was imposed by the National Coi1egiate Athletic Association as an economy measure last August. but Alabama Coach Bear Bryant then won an injunction against it. In a petition to the Circuit Friday, the NCAA asked that the injunction be suspended, pending final outcome of an appeal. It also asked for an expedited hearing, but court :zources said no decision on that would be made before next seek. Bryant got his temporary injunction, applying to all 821 colleges in the NCAA, from U.S. Dist. Judge Sam C. Pointer Jr. of Tuscaloosa, Ala., after a hearing Sept. 8. Default Rumors Dispelled SANTIAGO, Chile I AP) - The Chilean Tennis Federation will send a three-man team to Bastaad, Sweden for the upcoming Davis Cup competition, but death threats have changed the personnel completely from the three original players. Despite threats by Chilean exiles and Swedish antijunta groups, Hernan Basagoitia, president of the Chilean Tennis Federation, dispelled rumors of a posible default by announcing Chile would send a team to next week's semifinals with Sweden. However, Chile's top players—Jaime Fillol, Patriclo Cornejo and Belus Prajoux—refused to attend the series, fearing for their lives. Evert Too Tough For Coles CLEVELAND AP—"I Just kept thinking she couldn't keep it up," Chris Evert said Friday. Indeed, Glynnis Coles couldn't. But the Britain reffesentative gave the U.S. Open champion a fight and provided the best show of the night for fans watching the 47th Wight.man Cup tennis competition. ..She was a lot tougher than I thought. We had some great rallies," said Miss Evert, of Fort Lauderdale. came from behind to score an Maslas was ice Golden impressive win. (;loves Champion and carries a popular lighter. flight now, in the eyes of the mark of 456. No, the Lyman High School fans, Terry can do no wrong. A win over Masias should get senior doesn't want Taco Perez, One fan expressed it best when Clark the Tuten fight. A win Termite Watkins, Joey Vincent, he yelled at Mike Quarry after over Tuten should bring the Gene Wells, Mad Dog Ross or the light heavyweight had fame and glory Scott is looking any of the other professional scored a narrow decision over for. lighters who are featured at the Tony Santiago, "Ytu're going It's a difficult road that Clark f'IrI'.nL. Bit put ts Ci...l..... to light for the orld's title? II has mapped out for himself, but Clark is seeking out, and him and I feel I already have," you jj you better take Tuten if anyone can pull it off-he can. expects to find, the savage Scott concluded, along to show you how to fight." punching machine from The light Clark refers to when But Clark doesn't share the HOOKS AND JABS. The Blackshear, Ga.—Terry tc states 'I already have", took crowd's opinion about Tuten. l)rOI)ued Taco Perez- Bobby "Uootin" Tuten. place on June 24th at the Sports -He's good. lie's tough. And Crawford main event on the Most fight fans, after hearing Stadium. It was for the he's strong. But he is easy to 21rtl has been called off. It about Clark's request, feel the Southern Amateur Chain- hit. I will be able to catch him scents. Crawford took a tune-up curl)' topped, Casselberry pionship and was shown In with everything I throw, Just bout up in Chicago with Bobby outti has either 1) taken too support of a tripleheader that like I did in the first light. Orr i not the hocky player) and many punches to the head, (2) Featured Perez, Vincent and "The only thing is, this time I broke his hand. In Crawford's is a masochist, or (3) has a Ross in three eight-round main won't let it be close. I will be Place the Sports Stadium's death wish, events. more aggressive and make the usatchmaker, Bruce Trampler, Scott Clark of Lyman High School wants a shot at Terry Tuten. When told this, Clark assured Tuten was making his Florida win so decisive that the Judges is trying to get Killer Ellis. If his Fans, '1 am far from being debut and the invader from the will have to give it to me, the fight can be mitade, it will be judged the loser For refusing to Cleveland, Ohio ... Joey VIint'mit punchy, I don't enjoy being hurt Peach State took a narrow 'In fact, I should stop hint," For Taco's newly won Junior light. Judging from Howard's insists he will be back in th and I am looking forward ' a three round decision. Many in (lark concluded. Middleweight title...Sept. 9 appearences in this area, I can ring within a few weeks. But long and enjoyable life, the crowd felt Clark out-boxed Clark is an outstanding card in Miami saw Juan understand why...The ringsiders who watched his show in -MV reasons for wanting to him and deserved the verdict, prospect and if anyone is going hlidalgo of the Dominican Miami on the 23rd will be a sudden physical collapse during fight lumen are quite easy to but Tuten was an instant sue- to beat Tuten it could be the Republic win his 12th double main event with %'innie training seem to feel "we mna understand. cess. Seminole County youth. But professional fight without it loss ('urto taking on John Pinney have seen the last of Mr. Viii. "I want to turn pro and I In the four tights since that according to amateur mat. v, ban he st pw I Rocky Orango and Frarikie Otero mttin; cent".....iari'nct Henderson, kn the lighter hu beats %%ar, Terry has becoine more chmnaker Jiiniiiy Williams, in the seventh round. The only who Utt'nkl Martinez... Look for took Vincent's place Al Terry Tuten will become the popular with each passing "Scott is going to have to win a other pro light on the card was Hogan, a good looking against Tiger Hall and scored a hottest attraction this area has. performnace, until now he is couple of fights before he can described by the Miami heavyweight, at the Sports two round T.K.O. in his pro And that means bigger purses. the top box office draw in this get a re-match with Tuten." Herald's Gary Long as being Stadium in the near debut, is still in jail. He will be And that's '.that professional area. The first of these is set for the "as exciting as watching Fudge future...Tony Santiago will be finishing up a four year term in boxing is all about. In three of those four bouts he 23rd of this month when Clark harden." Long was referring to back in a main event but I doubt October and in the meantime "I know Terry is tough and put his opponent to sleep in will battle it out, at the sports it foot race between state if it will be with Mike Quarry. he is released in the custody of everybody who steps In the either the first or second round. Stadium, with one of the best heavyweight champion Oliver Instead you can expect to see Jimmy Williams everyday. But ring with him had better expect In the other contest he spotted amateur in the country— Wright and Gainesvmlk''s Santiago square off against the Iknderson has to go back to Jail a war. But I an sure I b I ) igh: I)udlev 13 pounds and Saiiimmiy Masias. Tontm howard. lhis ard as rugged Hill) Wagner from every night. . - .'. M . ~_I -_~ --.?.:-3, ''.:. .~=-_ .-w'Z_--` __.-, , ~ :~*:~____Z------r~---1% -Z-~77---_.. - - - . &-^~-.__. _1 - , c S -.' .. 1iij ' - - ,, ,, 10 $,-.',l . / . - ' / -. - I - f 0 1111 ' \\ _, • 1., . . . — ...-. . .i- , S " s' T 5 0 410 - 4 \ 0 41 • \ •— 5 • , $ "k ', . -. A imost remaikable happening came about last week at Sheoatt Golf Club. Actually, it was a series of rarities. Three holes in one, to be exact. So, what's so unusual about a hole in one on a Florida golf course here a couple of hundred or so people play every day. Firstly, the perfect shots occured on three successive days. And, secondly, they all were executed by women. Strike up the band for women's lib. On Wednesday, Marion Colton struck a smooth four iron that lifted the ball 102 yards into the cup of the 14th hole. Next day came Irene Harris, She did the same thing—same club and same hole. And, on Friday, Marilyn Bennett changed the tune slightly. She used a five iron to ace the 105-yard 16th. Pro Mike Mooney also thought this was something a bit out of the ordinary and called Golf Digest to tell magazine editors about it. Marion, Irene arid Marilyn possibly will find their names in the 1975 Golf Digest annual. Chip Shots 1 ByJIMWARTERS Herald Golf Correspondent I c(!r / - never even turned it. Actually, he took us for a ride. It hit my outrigger line and then came after the teaser. Then it hit Bruner's ballyhoo and he yelled. I've got it. But he didn't. It had him." 1=1_. ;. - 5 1 - • . 0 .t • - - -............- Mayfair's Bob Hratzler is teaming up with Altamonte Springs' Charles O ens in the Disney World National Team Championship Oct. 23-26. "Charlie plays the courses real well and so do I sometimes. So, we might do a!ay," says Bob. Owens won the 1914 Florida Open on Disney's Paint Magnolia layouts and was runnerup this year. - .. r. -. - — a - ,'- '/, a I ,,a # • , op '- • . :. - _ ' - ---..- ...................... - . ,_.' 1 MZ .,. -. gii' ,— - . . ' dp - ) ' "t Am I I '' ( * ' This Is a gift from God; t here is no college or university in the %orld that could teach it," said Madam Ka th erine. "It comes from my own knowledge, from within my own spirit." She agreed the principles ofpalmIstr).,frenOlog%., astrolØgy. and so forth could be set down in books. But without the gift to interpret the signs, a reading knowled ge of the subjects would armiounttolittle. Madam Katherine Mrs. Katherine Johnson in private life) can accommodate tier clientele with almost any kind of rea ding — crystal ball, cards, palm reading, mind reading, horoscope, Irenology and even tea leaf readings, th ou gh this last is rare and usually only requested by visitors from up North. Palm reading and cards are the most popular, she says, and After working more than hail a lifetime with the same company, Vernon Phillips is retiring. The manager of Mccrory's in downtown Sanford looks forward to Sept. 30, with eager anticipation - and so does his wife, Virginia. She feels none of the apprehension many women know hcn retirement day rolls round for t heir husbands, for Vernon has definite and detailed plans for the days to come. Virginia sees the coming years as a time when her husband will be active, creative and fulfilled — bu t being his own boss, will be free of th e pressures and policies sometimes imposed by a large company. Vernon's dream is not to spend th e rest of his days soaking up th e sun or puttering in his garden - though th ere doubtless will be time for th at, too. "I could never sit at home. I'm going to sell — you know, take orders, work on a percentage basis. I have contacts with a number of manufacturers and will be traveling in the Centr al Florida area. "And only be working four days a week," he added with a grin. "I'm anxio us to be on my own feet, todo iton my own." And Virginia knows that this plan will mean she sees more of tier husband, not less. "There were times when he was working 60, 80 hours a week. I hardly ever got to see him. But now I'll be able to travel with Mm and we'll spend a lot more time together." In the family room of th e couple's attractive Woodlands home, the wall is adorned with momuientoes of Vernon's successful group. Seminole met Sheoah on the course at Winter Springs and pro Mickey O'Brien says "we got beat pretty bad." But next time they're playing at Seminoku and members are expecting to even the score. The Seminole Ladies Association Is playing every Tuesday at 830 a ill And n"n.club mutemnbers are welcome. career, including three plaques he was awarded as Manager of the Year In 1970, '71 and '72, As a young lad during the early 1930s, Vernon was making his way to Pittsburgh, Pa., to enlist in the Navy. His one ride dropped him off in Wheeling, W.Va., where, Instead of pressing on to Pittsburgh, he took a job wi th McCrory's. "Working 18 hours a day for $18 a week," he recalls wryly, "but it was the heart of th e Depression and I was glad to get th e Job." There followed a series of transfers as a trainee manager through West Virginia, Virginia, Georgia, and finally in 1942 to Gainesville. His career was interrupted briefly while he served In th e Navy as a supply officer for three years, and before his return to t he Gainesville McCrory's, he and Virginia, a beautiful dark-haired girl from Minnesota, were married, A transfer up North again convinced him Florida was the place he wanted to se ttle, so his company tra nsferred him back, first to Coral Gables, then Orlando, a nd finally, to Sanford. Vernon is keen sports fan, enjoys working In his garden, and he and Vir ginia love to enterta in the many friends th ey have made over th e years up and down the eastern half of the country. Retirement. In their opinion, will certainly be the Golden Years, The Phillips' dreams for a happy, fulfilling, togetherness during retirement are no different f rom most oth er couples w here one or both members is retiring from th eir li felong oc- r--t 'rupatioris. But perhaps the Phillips couple are more likely to realize their drea ms because th ey have made specific plans to fill the da ys ahead. According to Gwen Edelman, coordinator of th e county's Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP, persons who long for days of blissful relaxa tion once they give up their jobs, too often find the luxury of doing nothing going stale. Their lives s ud denly seem purposeless and frustrating. A person who has been attuned to the hectic pace of the business or professional world, particularly if he has made his mark and achieved success and recognition, suddenly finds himself a "nobody" with nothing particular to do. He, or she, feels terribly let down. Ms. Edelinan has found that a couple often falls into discord w hen retirement strikes. The rhythm of th eir lives Is disrupted, and itis often the housewife who suffers most. ' Sh e loses all her privacy. Suddenly she has someone wi th her every minute of the day, questioning, criticizing and suggesting she rearrange her kitchen, her schedule a nd her life." Ms. Edelman's first advice to troubled retired couples is for each to find new interests, some th ey can pursue alone, some together. Volunteer work is the obvious way to meaningfully fill the empty hours in a retiree's day, says Ms. Edelman, It allows them to put their talents and skills to good use and to continue meeting and working with people. Finding meaningful work for the highly trained professional - - Wife Is Guide I I Through Crisis All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro ,I ,, Weekday sports columns andfeatures coverage., plus weekend blanket oesn7t1tterlf Y oufIow e, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake I I Of Retirement :, 11 • / . 4 Lake Howell or Trinity I for In life and how to achieve it." Some of th e visitors to Madam Katherine are mereI curious — and sceptical. Madam Ka th erine accepts their scepticism quite cheerfully - "By telling th em th e truth, the', convert th emselves. I don't have Is) convert theum,'' she Many come ;main." Most of her clients have specific problems, however. Ths-. might be financially troubled, have difficulties with their marriages or love affairs, or be in need of reassurance before making important business decisi ons. "They come for ad vice. I try to help th em to th e best of my ability." - __ ___ [__, 01 r- A .. ______ _____________ _ ~ i! i 11 i 11 . - __ - - -- . -- And help them she must, because Madam Ka th erine claims a large number of 'regulars" among her clientele. A rea ding w ill usually take place in her "reading room" — a small, cool recess carpeted and furnished in restful pale blue. "The reading's best when a person is natural, at ease, giving loose vibrations," explained th e seer. She never begins a session by asking the client's specific problems; questions can come later. Instead, she slips imimt'lmately into a meditative pose, crystal ball or client's palm resting lightly in her hands. "I wait until I see their trend of life ('learing. I can tell past, present and future," said Madam Katherine who 'sees" in visions. She describes herself as a "Christi an woman with a str ong belief in God," a nd attends church regularly. And while she says she is able to see Into th e future, there is no way she can avert and inevitable. "If your place is made for you In heaven at a certain time. you will die before that day is over. Sometimes I see visions so sad that I am moved to tears with lon ging to lift these people out of their unhappy life situa tions." Madam Katherine has a son, two daughters and 13 grandchildren. She is a licensed fortune teller, renewing her license at th e County Commission office ann ually like any other businesswoman. I still don't know if the cards or crystal ball hold an y secrets for me. or hieth er the lines of my palms help direct the passage of my life. But Madam Katherine knows, and so do many of her clients. uuuu riunning neeps t,.7otaen Years tmrom In Seminole County , boasts a mixed clientel of men and women, both young and old. Housewives, businessmen, and teenagers tr)ing to "find themselves," all se ek her advice. "Everybody needs somebody to talk to," Madam Katherine explained the purpose of her life's ork. "Some go to their priest or psychiatrist or family. Others come to me. The y know what is said here is as private and confidential as In the confessional. "Th ere's nothing wrong with our world," she continued. - it's the people in it that are so mixed up. It gives me joy and satisfaction that I can help people know what t hey are looking u_... - Sports Coverage 00 iIl-:mt', , ll-4OUflty and ;lll-statk' t-kir - . things. In addition to three games x'. The Most Comprehensive By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FTU Soccer Team Faces Tough Slate ' -- - with umpires, Weaver talks Then it trio of pinch-hitters A's 114, Twins 44 ror in 15 chances. Afterwards from experience. The Balti- won it in the 11th. Al Bumbry The A's took advantage of tie said simply, "I felt uncont The Baltimore Orioles won't more skipper was not around to drew a leadoff walk, moved to five Minnesota errors in th e fortable." go do wn without ruffling a few see the concluslim of his team's .hird on Tcny Muser's hit-an- ope:4er to stretch their winning feathers, Royals 10-7, Angels 2-2 latest victory, having been drun single and scored on ex- streak to seven ganges. But the Consecutive singles by Jim All but counted out when they ejected by home plate umpire Tiger Jim Northrup's double. Twins took the nightcap by Wohlford, Cookie Rojas, dropped two games to the first- Joe Brinkman for arguing a Ken Singleton added a sacrifice scoring six runs in the sixth in- George Brett, John Mayberry fly for the final run. place Boston Red Sox in Md. strike call in the 10th inning, ning, Dave McKay and Jerry and Al Cowens, began the first Ellie Hendricks' three-run Torrey, 181, got the victory, Terrell driving home more last week and fell eight two runs inning of the first game and set homer capped a four-run see- allowing eight hits before glv- apiece. games off the pace in the the tone of the evening for the 1 ond inning that staked Mike ing way to Dyar Miller, who got American League East, feisty Rod Carew, the Twins' allst.ar Royals, who now trail firstManager Earl Weaver has his Tori-ex to an early lead, but the the final three outs. Joe second baseman, played the en- place Oakland by seven games Tigers tied the score on two-run Coleman, 9-17, took the loss, al. Orioles on the wing again. tire first game and part of the in the Al West, John homers by Torn Veryzer in the though he retired 25 of bat- second game at first base, It Mayberry's tworun double The Orioles have taken to the fifth Inning and Ben Oghivie in ters in one stretch, including 18 as his first appearace there keyed a five-run third inning in road and won seven of nine to the eighth. in a row, since 1970, and he made one er- the second game. soar right back into the thick of V Madam Katherine divines past, present and future in crystal ball Mayfair Is negotiating with J. C. Goosie and the Space Coast Tour for a tournament at the Sanford course this winter. Goosie recently got out of a hospital following lung surgery when a nonnialignant tumor was removed, lie's getting along fine now and hopes for another successful tournament series. Also at Mayfair, K. D. Brooks aced the 16th with what one oba screr swore was a "choked down three wood;" George Billups broke par for the first time with a 71 and Mack (Mrs. Bill) Baker finally busted 9O, firing an85 during a ladies day tournament. all you have to do is catch it Orioles Bounce Back Into Picture ''i -- - •,_,,, .- -.' / .' ' 5 - 40 F' - .' ,, I - _ - - __ - 0 // Speaking of Sheoah, has anyone wondered why the course Is in its best condition? The answer is Dinty Moore, a corn beef and Two other aces were scored at Rolling Hills. And it was like cabbage-loving Irishman who was promoted to greens superin. another Sheoah chapter. Both were posted on Sept. 6 and both on ienuern anout a month ago. the same hole -the 162-yard 11th. Allen Creson, a l6-year.old five Florida Golfweek, that relatively new publication founded by handicapper, used a seven iron. And lefty Jim Walter, used Winter Haven's Charley Stine last March, has a Jackpot Jam- three wood. boree on tap at Sheoah Sept. If Rolling Hills pro Pete Osborn seems to be smiling more For an $18 entry fee, contestants are entitled to a cart and 18 holes of golf ith a chance to win a new car (for hole in one) and than usual these days, it's not because of his golf, but his fishing. And, he's beaming not because of a big catch, but one that got some 20 other prizes. There's one stipulation. Have to be a here's a warning to anyone dropping in for a round at Seminole Golfweek subscriber, but that can be remedied for a moderate away. "It was my biggest thrill in fishing," grins Pete who Golf Club. Don't play Ike Poore unless he gives you at least -o hooked into a 300-pound blue marlin on an excursion out of Ponce shots more than your handicap. price, Inlet near Daytona Beach. In his last 90 holes over the 3,100-yard nine holer, Ike Is 30 under Here's one for the Couldn't-happen.to..a-nicer.guy departHis fishing companions were Bob Bruner and Bob Burley. par. Undoubtedly, the Seminole Men's Golf Association will be counting on lice to help it avenge a club match loss to the Sheoah 28. 14 0 :,, - - ,,j -'[, ,. ' V. 7 On the newly-designed eighth hole, from the back tee some 188 yards from the cup, Col. John threw his massive body into a three wood and pounded the ball into the cup. It was his third ace and second at Rolling hills where he was its president until recently. . • - / •. O_,.II, ,,_, — " 0 , f -14 I, - ment. Col. John Franklin, who's done as much for Rolling hills Country Club golf as any member in history, came out of a rumor slump with a bang Wednesday. %.!,m. S . ft1 .,- 0 to We only had an 80-pound test line, so there was no chance of catching it," explains Pete, lie says the monstrous marlin was so big and powerful "we 5 • e i $ 5), We Put The Ball In The Air, 'C lu '' : Holes-In-One HI*ghlight Golf Action ... '11w most balanced schedule . ! I' 0 . • 4. -. So ninth for ray preconceived ideas about swarthy gypsies ith gold rings in their ears making unlikely predictions about is)) dark strangers When Madam Ka therine ushered me into her home, she wore no comic strip turban , nor was th e room we entered small, dark and draped with star spangled curtains. Imaskad, the Iongwood fortune teller greeted rn wearing a fresh coin-spotted afternoon dress fastened at the V-neckline with an antique brooch. 11cr dark curly hair, greying around the lace, as swept back Grecian style and modest earrings replaced the gaudy hoops I'd expected. 11cr spacious livingruomim in th e modern located on I,.). IIl•F.,). JUM SOUth oi,.u, iii, wilS rumnisflt'I in sumptious elegance. moss green velvet drapes off setting w Wte upholstered couches. Like a gracious hostess at a formal reception, Madam Katherine invited rime to sit alongside an ornate, glass-topped table while she took a seat opposite me. Fascinating th ough her narra ti ve was, I found my attention straying front the tales of her childhood to the large crystal ball ('nsconce(lin carved slh'eron the table be twc.n us. What dark secrets lay within its gleaming milky depth, I found ill) ondering — hen just moments be fore I'd been s'of(ingat such "gypsy noense" hInt Madam Kat herine casts some kind of spell. She has a still, confident and knowing air which is both disquieting and attractive. With an effort, I brought my eyes away from t he crystal,backtohercaljnface, She as explaining how she'd always had a psychic gift, even as a child. Born one Christmas Day with a "veil" over her lace— akindoftransparentmembra ne wtijchco,'eredherhea d and most of her body — it was her uncanny predictions about macmuibers of her family th at confirmed she had "the gift" -as had her mother before her. - . .. • ) . j - • - • S • •% .. - .- iioliñ 'I'll ' Vt - i "We've proven we're not quitting," declared Weaver after his club beat the Detroit Tigers 64 in 11 innings Friday night pull -A ZttIIn 4 gaines of Di.i:1C By JEAN PAIT&SON Women's Editor '' - iKnows I L.4~~ _ _:~.1 - _ . adam I _'1...1_.:,._., .-.--.=._: -Irr, -~~.~- -~,.;~F,-_ ,---,,-, ~ ~~!*#k , -.___._...__~~~ 1 -~~ __ '-- .. --- - . ---___.____ A— _________ Sunday, Sept. 14, 975-1C 'w- , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Cardinals, who face the lead to 5 12 games over second- and scored two runs and Tyson record for this season. treal had taken a 3-I lead off Are the Redbirds dead birds? Pirates in a three-game series place Philadelphia. cracked it two-run double, lead!hn ('andcltrm;i In other words, do the St in Q1 I Si tY,.,..L. All . ---. at the end of the -_-.. in .,.. "b'' i"-" c'v P ra tes b, t'xpos 3 Louis Cardinals have a chance Louis, kept their fading hopes In the other National League St. Louis runs came during twoto catch the high-flying Pitts- alive Friday night with a 5.1 games Friday night, the San out rallies as the Cardinals Dave Parker tilt a three-run burgh Pirates? victory over the New York Diego Padres stopped the hlotis- snapped a four-game losing homer and Bob Moose pitched 7 "We've got a chance," says Mets. ton Astros 1.0; the Atlanta streak behind Lynn McGlothen, 1-3 innings of shutout relief to positive-thinking Mike Tyson. It kept the third-place Cardl- Braves turned back the Los An- 15-11, who scattered seven hits, rally Pittsburgh over Montreal. "If we can Just get within four nals 7i games in back of the geles Dodgers 2-1 and the Ciii- One of them was by Mike Vail, It was the first major league games of Pittsburgh by the Pirates in the National League cinnati Reds defeated the San New York's sensational rookie victory since April 14, 1914, for time we start a series with the East. The Pirates whipped Francisco Giants 6-3. who hit in his 20th straight Moose, who entered the game in Pirates, we've got a chance." Montreal 6-3 to increase their Luis Melendez singled twice game, a National League the second inning after Mon. s'Ic1 'n ------ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . St. Louis Still In NL Pennant Chase? --- ----- WOMEN p Sixteen-year-old Scott Clark iantsa shot at the South's most -. lt __ ___ ~?" - EUCLID, Ohio iAl')— wives. Husbands and wives Retirees iimust learn to take the course jointly be-t hink of themselves as ause, Williams says, it is individual persons instead the wife who guides the of machinists, accountants husband through the and whatever, as "who" retirement crisis, Just as instead of "what," says a she once guided the children and helped her man who teaches them how. family make Its way through job and financial Dick Williams, 40, spent JLIIPJ - - - I arn is h ng i person is often her most difficu lt task, however, and Ms. Edelman is constantly seeking an answer to this dilemma. Retirement is often not all it's cracked up to be, she says. Retirees get bored, lonely, frustrated. They sometimes feel unwanted, that they ha ve outgrown th eir usefulness and have lost their status and their very identity. They must have something definite to do, she insists. Bill Bowman and his wife had made careful plans for his retirement - they were to set up base in Florida, then travel here fancy took them. But Bill's wife died in September, 1972, less than a year before he was due to retire. Neverth eless, Bill packed up his job as a manufacturer's representative and his home in New Jersey, and bought a condominium and power boat In Altamonte Springs. And for a while, tie lived the "good life." "But then I got bored," said Bill. "I certainly didn't niss the rat race of working up North, but I needed some thing to do." So he joined RSVP. Today, Bill volunteers his time and talents to th e Blind and Visually Impaired Program in the county school system He also puts in several hours a week at the Semin ole Cancer Society Unit's office in Sanford.Is an elder and treasurer at his church and on the board of directors at his condominium complex. And he has remarried. Bill is happy with his retirement now that he Is using his time comfortably, constructively — doing w ha t he wants, but doing it with a definite plan in mind. -- -. - �2 C— Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Sunday, Sept. 14,197S Couples , 1W - Of I Gold In And Around Winter Springs v Evans-Kirk - , I .( t 1 wood ia Lynn Irene Kirkwood became the bride of Michael Williams __________ - ans - in a double ring ceremony performed in &nIando United Methodist Church t6 159 Post and Rail, Longwood. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Evins of Bardston Avenue, Orlando. $ ( j ' Bands . -i % It . - Exchange ) - - . ..... :it.!.:.. L'!1 -. _______________ - By 1. ________ Visit Enjoyment Tripled - - ( Miss Lynn Durst served as maid of honor in a soft knit aqua print gown and straw picture hat trimmed with matching aqua print streamers. Her bouquet was of pink carnations and white star flowers. I C I ~~.~60v _____ r~. Mrs. Jackie thirst, Miss Cindy Baker and Miss Lucy Bockinan ere bridesmaids and wore gowns similar to the honor at- tendant's. - I Morris Taylor was best man and ushers were Lance Shindali, (;reg Morris and Thomas Vinton. A reception followed the ceremony at the church. The couple will make their new home at 6008 Silver Star Rd., Orlando. The bridegroom is employed by Green Thumb Nursery in Apopka and the bride works at Foster Steel Co., Orlando. .... I Party Honors F , — ; - Austin (le The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Jack, also On Anniversary 0 ~ _______ * ,.. .. t and Mrs Edward .- . •- .-- Susan F Ran and i ' asere united in marriage Monday, Sept. 8 in the First Baptist Church of Sanford. The bride _K &i ..is ! W - x. ! 0=1 Ak __ ~& _ I2 -! - -1 tb, AVFAIEJ -. _. il ~ M __________________ 12ma :it F'r a wedding trip to Virginia, the couple will live in Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Jack Sanford. Ic t, .0;I 1 A,% I - a Mr. and Mrs. Michael Williams Evans Mr. and Mrs. Benny Austin, Assisting with refreshments lifetime residents of Sanford were Jean Wilke, Mrs. Walter e %%ere honored with a Silver Cook, Mrs. Walter Steele, ,Mrs. Wedding Anniversary party Ra% nond I Lundquist,,Mrs. Don pint Boards A Game: For Results, Use Prayer from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 7 in the Flamni, Mrs. Lewis Barley, Svltn Iiko Dr lush,. Th....,... te ... flt..I... ft.' I, ., -..• hrni if r. Mrs $I $IUU) £ £I.1 .) .iLL . DU1I iiiti ABBY: iy sis ters a "game, nut UonI take It After returning home, I was .nd Mrs. Lee Swartz. (ONFIDENTIAI. TO I. IN Sawyers, Mrs. Bill Suber, Mrs. boyfriend died last year and she seriously. surprised to receive a little gift HULLALO: You can never do a Approximately 125 guests W.W. Tyre Jr., Mrs. Marion and I have been talking to his DEAR ABBY: I have an from her. Nothing costly; just a kindness too soon because you called to help the couple Roberts and Miss Joan Wilke. spirit on a Ouija board ever unusual problem. I look celebrate their marriage 25 trinket with a friendly note, "I never know how soon it will be Also assisting the hostess since. We have also talked two pregnant, although I'm not. loved meeting you. Keep in too late. years ago, &.'pt. I, 1950 in the were Mrs. William Maliczowski other spirtis on the OuiJa board. I've always had a large touch." First Methodist Church of and Miss Lynn Newman. DEAR ABBY: Twelve years My aunt says that we protuding stomach. Then I Sanford. I wrote and thanked her for ago when my brother died, his The couple's daughter, shouldn't use the Ouija board became pregnant and foolishly tier thoughtfulness. A few death wish was that I watch A blue and white color Bonnie assisted with the guest because it is the work of the gained 57 pounds. weeks later, along comes over his wife and children, scheme was used, carried book and son, Dale also devil. Mv son is now 18-monthsanother little gift from this which I have. out from the buffet table in the assisted. Can you give my any in. old, but I'm about 20 pounds follows. would trim off that excess woman. Again I wrote to thank Millie i his wife) never dining room to the family room For the occasion, Mrs. Austin formation about Ouija boards? overweight and look like I'm Abby. if anyone can come up weight and buy yourself a good tier, remarried due to scme bad where a 4-tiered cake centered chose a gown of mint green knit Are they bad or not? seven months pregnant no with a better response to the foundation garment, you'lllose Than she sent a store-brought experiences with men. another table. trimmed with matching emJ. B. IN OLEAN, N.Y. matter how I dress. nd]ess comments, it's you. that pregnant look, card for no special occasion She Is ill now, and the doctors Floating hostesses were Julie broidered braid. DEAR J. 11: The only way Needless to say, people are LOOKS P.G. IN FL4.JH1DA DEAR AIRY: About six with the message, "It's nice to have given her about six Reagan. Glenda and Glynna Austin is employed by one can "talk" to a spirit is always saying to me, "Oh, DEAR LOOKS: A more months ago I met a pleasant, have a special friend like you." months to live. Alderman, Kathy Carte, Sara Florida Power and Light and through prayer. And you don't you're having another!" satisfactory solution is what to middle-aged married woman I acknowledged the card only Lee Roberts, Yesterday, I stopped by to see, Cathy his wife is a clerk in the court need a Oulja board for that. A When I say, "No, I'm not 1)0, not way to SAY. I know it's while visiting a mutual friend in because I would have felt guilty Millie and the kids, and I house. Cosmato and Cindy Smith. Ouija board is all right to use as pregnant," an awkward silence easier said than done, but if you another city. ________ if I didn't. Abby, I am a busy, mentioned a business trip I was professional woman, and I wish going on. • this woman would leave me _______ said, "Take inc with Workshop i ____ ______ --Jazz Ben e i I t alone. It Irritates me to have to Millie you I'm starved for a Iitte write these thank-you notes to love." 1. someone I hardly know. .. N Abby, I love my wife and Concert Set ______ ____________________________________________________________________ Draws ________________________ . ':.: -_ ., Why would a person persist n have never cheated on her, but l I .-The Central Florida Hot Jazz keeping up a contact without hate to turn Millie down. — _________________ -WI. . . 2. Society presents Its fir-st an- any encouragement what. What do I say to this ilt_,t~ j!,Ir ..-.. '.-; ___________ ____ niversary concert of "Jazz on a .soever?Andhowdolgetoffthe beautiful, sensitive, lovek Olf Sunday Afternoon" at the book' _i I starved woman who has n _________ ________ Florida State National Maitland Civic Auditorium BAFFLED turned to me for help In the last Organization for Women is .. ', .. -,.-..'"' DEAR RAFFLED: ObvIously days of her life? Sept. 21 at 3:30 p.m. with four holding its Third Annual she wants to maintain the " hours of great jazz music. -: TENDER CONSCIENCE; Conference Sept. 12-14, in dl)'-Jazz artists from New contact. Chill the relationship DEAR TENDER: Tell her Jensen Beach. making your "thank yons" the truth . Orleans to Atlanta and some — that you'd like to of by J Keynote speakers for the T. Florida's finest Jazz luminaries brief and formal. Unkind? Not take her, but you've never conference include Dr. Santa really. She's subtly trying to cheated on your wife, and your will be assembled for ' y: Schotta and Dr. Shirley obligate you. combined performance, / conscience won't permit it now. McCune. Dr.Schotta, who was / Returning to us again after on the commission that drew up their previous fine perthe final Title IX guidelines will I formances here, on stage speak on Federal Initiatives - . toget her this time, will be the J -__- . _" Issues. I P ' outstanding trumpet artist Dr. Shiry McCune, who also '- ., -Wallace Daven n H. McEfreath, 24, lix 615, 1313 S. Park Ave. po rt from New & . served on the commission that _________________________ Orleans and Edith M. Reynolds, 22, Rt. Atlanta's wonLW, drew up the final Title IX Charles C. Bourcier, 47, .. , • pianist 1, IX 91A, LW. derful cornetist-Jazz ' .•' Monroe harbor, Marina Pier C. guidelines will also speak. Herman H. Wallatrom, 71, Melanie C. Conway, 30, l7 N Ernie Carson, along with 1 9 %V 4 has been active In research and . ¶ Bram Towers 509, Lola E. Hunt Rd., I.W. clarinetist Herman Foretich, I analysis on sex roles. ) . also from Atlanta. Orlando's Crews, 63, 809 Bram Towers .M discrimination, inequality and Georges. Rusted, 22, Qtr. R-3 " --, Bruce A. Kropinski, 24, 2859 NAS y West, Joyce P. Cisler, own ________________________ with wild trombonist Bill Alfred the use of education as a tool for . -W*t the great fl osie O'Grady Sheriff Wy WP, Diana K. 20, 2534 Kowa Trl. FP. social betterment. Currently I-; Goodtim Jazz Band, just Lepird, 21, 18Th Maywood Rd., she is the program coordinator LewisA,Coombs,V,Bx 2053, '— returned from the Ilix Festival WP Sue C. Stewart, 24, 1212 thn_______________________________________________________ for the Resource Center on Sex Leonard J. Koch, 2, Ann- dolph St. and the World Championship of Roles In Education In yule, Pa., Elaine B. Becker, , Jazz, National Foundation for John E. Johnson 77, 819 W 1st, President of To Sanford's SISTER Club, Nora Gordoa assist United Cerebral same, BONDS BRING (right) and Bond Project Chairman, Dot Powell Improvement of Education, (left) present $200 bond to Sharon Saul of Astor (second right) and Nell Kader of James K. Jones, 20, 550 Oak Brenda Petscher, 23, 715 Sanford at a lun- Patsy of Central Florida, ten Washington, D.C. She will is Cl., WS, Debra J. Moore, 20 Meadows St. eheon held Thursday at The Cavalier Restaurant, Sanford. Not present was $100 bond winner Opal per cent of the profits from th speak on Implementation of BIG SMILES ' Robert A. Busby, 20, 801 S. Lemon of Orlando. A drawing for the bond winners was held 1509 Park Dr., CB. concert will be donated by the Labor Day at the Central Florida Title IX. Most of the proceeds from the sale of tickets for the bonds will go Magnolia, Katherine M. Evetts, James L. Holland, 22, Rt 3 Bx Central Florida Hot Jazz toward making the final payment Attorney General Robert the SISTER.s $3,000 pledge to the zoo. Society. Tickets available at the 558, Wynn, Sanf., Robin K. 24, same. Shevin will speak at the Wilson, 19, 609 E. 2nd St. (bar. Saturday morning kick-off James U. Lee, 24, P013 871, Bruce Hudson, 28, Bx 124 Wanda L. Meseroll, 22, same, breakfast Plymouth, Mary C. Doney, 25, Jack G. Fightmaster, 53, Registration begins Friday 702 Cherokee cit. ?, from 4-10 pm. at Florida P013 583, DeBary, Jeanette Ernest I.. Chavers, 22, Gen. Li Institute of Technology, 720 S. little, 34, P013 06 1k Mary. Del., Osteen, Mary A. Glover, Indian River Driw. The Con- Oasis Plans classes started as teachers and at the first class meeting. For indicated that preliminary Jimmy Wm. Graham, 19, 217 19, lix 425 Geneva, locatLns become available, ference is being hosted by the Albert St., WS, Theresa N. further information call Project screening1sdonebya3ominte How To Be Richard A. Green, 22, 129 Griffin. in, 112 E. Pine Ave., Indian River chapter of NOW New Classes The present schedule Is as OASIS at Bram Towers, San- cassette tape to be submitted by Aldean Dr., Lynette Mrcel, 22, I.W. Good Parent follows: and Conference Coordinator is ford, each applicant. Auditions will A course on "The Changing Sewing Classes will meet sit Valarje Adams P.O. Box 413, be held In the Theatre at Raising responsible, happy Envlr'rnmnent of Florida as It the following times and Music Guild Jen'crt Beach. Florida Atlantic University. children is the world's most Affects Wildlife" taught by locations: They will t."in at 9 a.m. on difficult Job for which there Is wildlife expert Ira Welgley will Mon. 9:30 a.m.-12, Sept 15, Sets Contest Dec. 11 with finals scheduled little training. Dr. Thomas be held for all interested per- Oviedo Woman's Club, Oviedo. Cara McCoy & Kenneth E. BOCA RATON — Florida for 2:30 p.m. Dec. 12. Winners Gordon Gordon C. Reid & Janice I.. has devised a system sons In the Sanford area on Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.-12 Sept. Atlantic Music Guild's annual Preston H. Neal & Evelyn S. Ann M. Douglass & Torn C. are announced by the panel of which incorporates the latest Sept. 24, from 9:30 a.m. - noon 15, Seventh-day Adventist competition for Geo. I,. Norman & Janet J. 11,000 In top. distinguished judges Im- techniques and thinking In Paulette Marie Griffith & in the Florida Power and light Church, Forest City. Robert Hambrick & Sara Michael prize money will go this year to mediately after the auditions parent-child relationships. It Catherine 1 hu I lolhns Pla)cr of lltiliu., building, 301 Myrtle Ave., Tuesday 9:30 a.m.-12 Sept. 16, ,in outstanding piano student are (Colemnani Geo, A. Pippin & Jerry J. completed. Includes ways of Improving College will present their an. Sanford. There is a moll Chuluota Comm. Church, who is preparing for a E. Priscilla Meagher & Larry Robin J. Hodge & Geo, J. Jr. Mrs. Wise said that the communication in families and D. nu,al "Meet Annie Russell" charge. Chuluota. professional career. The Lavoughn Futrell & Alan B. helping children become more night in the Fred Stone Theatre names of the Judges are The course is presented for Douglas Wasson vs Barbara Tuesday. 4 p.m.4:30 p.m. competition is set for Ella B. D1'.niels & Jerry L. Sr. 00 saturday, at 8:00 p.m. The the Seminole Audubon Society Sept, 16, Head Start School, and 12 with the deadline for announced until shortly before responsible. Ann Wasson Gary H. Sundvall & Nikki K. Dr. Thomas Gordon's Parent the auditions. pubdc Is invited to this free under the sponsorship of Bookertown. Ann F. Alexander & Robert application Nov. 1. Jacqueline S. Arnold & Joe G. Effectiveness Training Cow-se (, e.enIng of song, dance and Seminole Community College's Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.-12, For the first time this year Bic C. Cutshall & Martha Application blanks and will be given beginning Sept. 24 skits. Newcomers to the Central Project OASIS oots Co., H, Knox Bet- I.. (Older Sept. 17, Ascension Lutheran the Guild will also award ompete details are available at 7 Florida area are especially American Seniors p.m. and continuing tlnghaus & La Rene G. In Church, Casselberry. second and third prizes of $500 from Mrs. Wise at 817 S.W. 7th through Nov. 12. It will be held welcome. Seminole). Regular meetings of Linda G, Griner & Calvin Wednesday, 4 p.m.4:30 p.m., and $250. Applicants must be St., Boca Raton, Fla, 33432. Sandra N. Gines & Harold at the Trinity United Methodist Scenes will be presented from the Seminole Audubon Society Sept. 17, Head Start School, from 18 through 27 years of age Andrew C. Stine & Madelyn John D. Sullivan & Phyllis Contestants must each Church, 306 W. Wisconsin Ave. D. Gary N. Gordon & Flora A. last year's shows "Godspell," will resume Oct. 30. Boolcertown. on the date of the auditions perform a baroque or classical The course Is being sponsored Project OASIS in cocperatlon "Cabaret," "Celebration," Lola N. Harris & Edward Bernice Dyess & Isaac N Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-12, Sept. and must be either legal com1asltlon, a romantic piece, by the Citrus Council of Girl The audience will be Invited with SCC is offering a variety of 18, Oviedo Woman's Club, residents of Florida or students and Phillip N. Boyd & Ann B. Vivian Lynn Waiters & Keith a composition from the Scouts and will tothe join cast of 20 alter classes throughout the county. Oviedo, be available to Joseph WI. maiden name Win. A. Penland & Ivalee A. enrolled Li Florida educational impressionist or contemporary members at a reduced rate. performance for refreshments. The classes are primarily Smith. Pearile Mae Lee & James lee Thursday, 4 p.m.-6:30 p.m., Institutions, periods. /tlso required are one Jr. For more information, Limited seating. Call Annie designed for the needs of the Sept. 1$, St. Paul Baptist M)TU L Stimps & Richard Mrs. John D. Wise, former complte sonata and one contact Bruce Graebner, 1350 Russell Theatre for reser- elderly but any adult may at. Church, 619 Pine, Sanford. Floyd N. Jones & Karen D. Lillie Mae Thomas & Herbert president of the Guild and Its complete concerto Iron Stan- Gainesville Dr., Deltona, Fin. vatior.s. tend. There will be other Joseph D. Johnston & linda Registration will take place scholarshlp chairman thl.syear, dard repertoires. Frank I.. Ansle y & Patricia 32763. W. . S .. I • ________________ Enrollment Dates Set For Community College Courses ___ _ ____ __ - __________ The ____ ________ ______ I't_.L.._- ___ ______ ____ Marriage Applications ___ and Women's _____ _____________________________________________________ ____ '' • ______ othing To Do Here Are Ideas For You Dissolutions Of Marriage "Meet Annie" ________ Night Slated j - . - __ . I - - -_ -- --= .- - --_--------- ------- - -' - - ------------------ ----- -------- - ---------:---=----- ---,-: -.-=-------------- -------- -. - 'r- -- ---- - --- --_=- - - --V '= ------ - -:-'--------- Bells Will Ring Out On Citizenship Day - _t Worn en Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Grover; and Geralyn Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Amos C, Jones. Ballet Guild _____ '- colorful program. If you desire to sponsor a dancer of your choice, send your check directly to the ballerina, but make it payable to Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole. Dancers forming the 175-76 company and their parents are Joni Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bales; Recca Carman, Mrs. Mary Carman; Paula Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Chaplin; and Margo Dowlen, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dowlen. Also Carol Cram, Mrs. Cindy Cram; Christy Fraas.a, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fraasa; Jackie and Lisa Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greene: Mary Ann Possible __ ____________ ______ under the spousarsitip of a local organization. The award-winning, nonprofit ballet company, which The Board of Directors of has received national acclaim, Ballet Guild of Sanford. is supported by the community, Seminole proudly announces Contributions provide guest that a historical Bicentennial dance masters, cover touring Ballet has been dedicated to expenses and all costs allied Mrs. Reubin (Donna I.ou with staging productions. The Askew of Sanford, the only ballerinas rehearse constantly Seminole County woman ever and receive no remuneration. to reign as First Lady of The highly professional Florida. cultural group needs sponsors According to a letter received to keep the dancers on their fruui Mrs. Askew, she and the toes Sponsors receive riiem• (;()vernor hope to attend the bership cards entitling them to premiere performance which attend the premier ballet and %ill be followed by a gala following reception and their reception in a luxurious setting, riatmus ill be listed in the LO CUI /- rTIsTs 10 uispiay worc !' Mr. and Mrs fl .a DORIS WILLIAMS 1)IETRICH Herald Cori-espondent Also Susan King. Mr. and Mrs. Trudi Meyer of Hacienda Village had Mrs. Robert B. King; Debbie Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Connor of St. Louis, the pleasure of a visit from her great. Mo., spent two weeks as the guests of Jack 4111!. and Tony Kniffin, Mr. and Mrs. rWA harry Griffin; Holley Ann grandchildren Francis, Richard and and Joyce Schneader of The Terraces. Almost Michael, accompanied by their parents, Mr. the Kurimnai, Mr. and Mrs. Joe entire two weeks was spent sightseeing, j and Mrs. Timothy Kelsch of Cleveland, Ohio, but the families did manage to get in some Kurimai; and Gina Madden, 1 • This was the first flight for these two-year- deep sea fishing, as an added treat, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Madden. 01(1 youngsters, who are triplets, and as alike as three peas in a pod Also Liz Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright of The Terraces While on their ten-day visit, the Keiseti had a large group from her family pay them a Paul Mann; Jan Rathel, Mr. Family also visited arid Mrs. Don Rathel; Ramona the triplets' grandmother, weeks visit, during which time they enjoyed a Mrs. R. A. Kelsch of Forest City. Rcntsch, Mrs. Thelma RentFamily reunion. sch; Sara Lee Roberts, Mr. and The guests included, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bill . Mrs. Marion Roberts; and and Marge Leskowyak of Meadowlark Bowen, Mrs. Wright's parents, Greg Bowen, a .% spent the day recently at Busch Gardens in brother Debbbie and Linda Whelchel, of Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Wright's sister, MILS. REt.'BIN ASKEW ('harlotte and Guv Garrett. Tampa acconipanied by their son, Bill Jr., his Gwen, and her daughter, Jennifer Bowen, all wife, Cecelia, and their son, Larry. The two from Arlington, Ky. Also spending the week families arrived when the attraction opened AI!_i_ was Mrs. Wright's sister and brother-in-law, and spent the whole day until closing enjoying Mr. and Mrs. James Eiefert of St. Louis, Mo., the sights. accompanied by their two sons, Michael and Tiinniv. I .itlUa and Joe Kizer of Meadowlark are By l'ANNEr1l; EI) ,ltDs 1,t;niiru AL shei', ii are _________ William J. Situlra, a former • enjo>ing a visit from their niece, Mary l.auise Herald Correspondent smiie (if the plastic masks Netto advertising artist, now the Judy and Ken Damsel of Old Town, and Beattie of New Orleafts, Lii, Miss Beattie will sculptures of papier-mache and director of the FFA at [)el3ary their children Scott, Shelley and Laurie, along spend a week with tier aunt and uncle touring IkI3\RY - Five local artists metallic materials. Hall, is showing some of his are exhibiting their paintings all of the major tourist attractions located with Raymond and Eleanor Snell of Debbie McNerny is a first colorful acrylic paintings. Meadowlark and their sons, Greg, David and around Central Florida this IIt(Jflth in the Florida time exhibitor who lives on a Ilie good cheer of National Citizenship Day t Sept. 17) This week, Mrs. Gloria Steven, recently went on a camping exis something everyone should know about, believes the Federation of Art Galleries in working farm in DeUind, so Eagleton of Delary will also pedion to High Springs, in North Florida Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. Therefore, members Three enterprising young ladies, members Deliary Hall. Artists are Ms. Ilmany of her paintings are of the exhibit her paintings in oils. A of the Oviedo high School Majorettes, where the two families went tubing along the have asked most area churches with bells to ring out the Billie Ann Langworthy of simple country life she knows Mudent of Judy Maloney's and good news for one minute, starting together at 10 am., recently held a rummage sale to raise money riser for 11 miles. They also stopped off to I cltona; Don Netto of Orlando; so well. Gene Barber's, Wednesday. to help with expenses. The girls ran the whole view Leon and Orleans Springs. The families Ms. Debbie McNerny of Ms. Gwendolyn Welsh, also a Delary Hall is the former • managed to take in a bit of the sights and Pause a moment when you hear those peals, and Del.and; Ms. Gwendolyn Welsh student of Gene Barber, is a I)eliary Mansion, and is open to project by themselves and realized a profit of scenes of the area in a short three days. ponder your role as a citizen. Ask yourself the question, of Deltona and William J. first time exhibitor in the hall, the public every day except $120.00. Donna and Jody Gomez from Oviedo 'What have I done for my community lately?' Sholar of Dehlar'. and Linda Schneader from Winter Springs Front a background of fashion Monday, from 1 to 5 p.m. It is The Juniors hope good things will conic from these Each month the Gallery artist and commercial work she situated in the heart of Del3ary are to be commended for their initiative. Judy and Ken Damsel had Just returned thu.hLs, displays the works of several has turned to painting portraits. at 210 Sunrise Blvd. from their camping expedition, when a large Recently, three youngsters from The group of friends from hlaverhill. Mass. camewell known and new Florida 0 Terraces, Linda and Fred Schneader and down to pay them a visit. The group included artists, bringing art lovers of Central Florida the works of Michele Lucas went out collecting for the James and Pat Dupre and children, Michele I)(/ic'1I('d 1"lU/)/)flrl4)I's Hav e )J(f(/( It For these talented students or Muscular Dystrophy Fund. In just a half hour and Jennifer, and the D'Orlando family inthe children collected $26 for this worthy chiding Rosie, "pros" who might otherwise go Clint and Patrick. The group • charity, unnoticed. Fifty paintings are plans to spend a week or so visiting with the on the September exhibition. Damsels and sightseeing. Subjects are varied and media J used are oils, acrylics and Of ."(:n/)r(I .'('fll jfl()j() watercolor, Ms. t.angworthy is a first To Proudly Enter Its Eighth Year time exhibitor with the h'edvration. She is a student of Gene Barber whose work was Affiliated with the National Association for exhibited here last month, Reaional Ballet, according to a national dance critic, the together with several of his auild's historical Bicentennial Ballet, which is dedicated • students' works. In her painHow about that old chest or problems. Enrollment is now and style of furniture will also to the First Lady of Florida, is a masterpiece. tings, one finds a talent all too chair or dining room table that open for the furniture be discussed, rare in student artists, that of you have been meaning to get refinishing and repair course. There will be a registration the ability to draw a native skill Community supporters have made it possible for fixed up over the years? Classes are held in the trades fee for this 16 week, 60 hour in dralt.smanship. Now working this outstanding cultural group to dance their way to the Eventually you will get around and industrial building on the course. in oils, Ms. l.angworthy is top. to it because It Is as good or main campus each Monday, concentrating on landscapes better than what you could buy Tuesday and Wednesday nights Creative and still life. It will be in. today, but you Just don't have from 7:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m. We Love you and need you! wresting to see her forthcoming the space to work. Other Aggression works as she expands and reasons for delay; you lack the Students will work on their k'velopes her skills. • knowledge to get started, you own furniture. Techniques in Creative Aggression, the Don Netto's MEMBERSHIP PLANS style is don't know how or what kind of the class include; stripping, technique of turning a reminiscent of the old masters finish to apply, and you lack the sanding, selection and ap- destructive process into a __ his subdued colors and soft S50.00to$100,00 ...................Benefactor tools to do a first class job. plAcation of finish, and repair constructive process, will be rendering is associated with Seminole Community College work. Quality, types of con- offered by Seminole Corn- many 19th Century $25.00 to S49.00 ........................Patron painters, has the solution to those struction, kinds of wood. history munity College on weekends His paintings of American $20.00 .................................Angel beginning September 19. The 24 Indian children and Japanese hours of instruction will run women in S10.00 ...............................Sponsor traditional costume Friday evening, all day are exceptional. A student of S 5.00 ........................Senior Citizens Saturday and for four hours on transcendential meditation, Sunday. The classes are taught many of his canvases reflect by Dominick SOlfi, ILA., J.D. the mysticism of the East, in Sanford borne of Olga Hunter. Salfi has studied at the Institute very strong conipositwns. A (;ut'.cts At i/u' Pre'miere Prfornui ,u'e .'lruI (,t-,la I?Pet'pli()rz ."uj)j)ortf'r.% Auditions Slated f Group Psychotherapy with Installation of officers took painting of Einstein and Mail Checks To P.O. Box 1381. or Doris Williams Dietrich, The Herald Auditions for the Third place with Past Departmental the originator of Creative itiattiematical symbols is Annual Review, to be given by Chapeau Emma Adams of Aggression, Dr. George Bach. 'mite first session will be the Deltona Woman's Club, Orlando officiating. especially designed for couples were held on Saturday afterOfficers Include: Betty - married or not married noon at the Woman's Club House under the direction of Yeagar, Ic petit chapeau; Eva will start Friday,'September 19. Mildred N. Caskey who has Winn, La petit concourage; Bea The total cost is $10.00 exk.f f\ ./v1 AAA" directed other reviews, so Newsome, l'awnonler; Phylls cluding meals. The weekend sessions will be conducted at successfully in the past. A good Varner, Ic demi petit chapeau; number turned out and were Olga Hunter, La denni petit the Pan-American Bank .. selected to the east. But many chapeau deuxieme; Letha Building (Intersection 011-4 and SR 436). For reservations call Ward, la secretaire and 1Vt4 more parts and performers are needed so two more auditions casissiere; Mollie Steudle, Ic Seminole Community College's will be held. First will be held petit pouvrir; Emily Green, la office of Community Services of 323-1450 extension 303-304. archivisti. on Oct. 4, a 1 p.m. and the other on Oct. 10 a16 p.m., both at the Clubhouse. Only members of IrrIITuITIIIIiiII1,l i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0. ) the Deltona Woman's Club and SN so members of their families are — eligible to enter. SN The committee, Mrs. SN SN aa a Wilhelm Stuhrenberg, business mnsinager; Mrs. Richard Blair, SN LH publicity; Mrs. John Perry, SM ON tickets; Mrs. Nina Lewis, 11•• SM programs and Mrs. Carl 1641 Schaller in charge of rehear. IF* MU sals, will be working diligently 11* , e % SM % ~~ 1: -4., o . to make this coming review MU 1. . 1, another success. It will be remembered that the first V ,4. - 44 L Review depicted the lives of II 11" some of the most memorable — t , h\ ftb\ 101 M women of our country. 100 MU The theme of this year's Nd ousSII SN g review will be in keeping with — SM our country's Bicentennial. MS SN Although the exact dates for SN SUGGESTED RETAIL ECHOLS PRICE this show are April 23, 24 and 25 E Ple S me S -a seco SN of 1975, there is much to be done MU *01 1 us Tu es d a y ur before that time. So, if you are a Nd I *f . s to re '' member and like to act, apply SN SM at the next audition. SN • U Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of ivory chiffon fashioned on an empire line with V-neckline and Aline skirt edged in venise lace flowerets. A veil of Illusion was attached to a venise lace cap and she carried a bouquet of white roses, pink carnation buds and baby's breath. Evening Hera ld,, Sanford, Fl. ___ — Sunday,-S-opt. 14,1975—IC Ballet Dedicated To First Lady f~ - _' $ 01 I -,.................. A skews Hope To Attend Reception NANCY 1300111 Correspondent 1)IAI. 322-6735 '1 Club Notes If III Be ECHOLS BEDDING ANNOUNCES THE 4_-^V_"_" IMdIOPENING? ,- SLEEP WORLD M nday, Sept Ili* , v, ,p\ Reli i LOOK AT THESE PRICES ON TOP-OF-THE-LINE BEDDING! Le Petit Salon Twin Size Set Double Size Set Queen Size Set King Size Set Ito 0~11 MU 0001 11011 SN Le Petit Salon No. 732, Seminole County, held its first meeting of the season at the low 00 Iii . WNTO WN SANFORD DO TERRY & JEANNIE ECHOLS, H. 322-3524 I 'i.n,n LIJLLLLLLL1JLILLLL lii [liiiiiiliiir 149.95 169.95 1229.95 143995 129995 ECHOLS SLEEP WORLD Iwo pw~ W* 219.95 124995 1319.95 OWNERS 2587 S. SAN FORD AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA PH, 321-0858 STORE HOURS: MON. - FRI. 10.6 SATURDAY 10.5 �4C-Evening Herald,Sanford, FL Sunday, Sept. 14, 1975 Nature Artist Is President __ _____ ' Art Assn. Offers Scholarship __ r 1 T . -2 ' - . _ - . .: . , i I? - Z - I ,. . -1 , . ,I - 41 Real Estate Sanford artist and president of the Sanford-Seminole Art tin,MarieRkhterfs ',. ' OF, 'T.8' I ' ki% .. In ve s tmen ts ,' j•tli Dear Mr. Saxon, --- W , It_ . two % ,0."I.----~.s A , ,' #1 relative recently bought a hoine. There were quite a few delays, mainly Pa perwork, relating to new Fedel regulations In pro sing the loan. They were told these new requirements were to protect the buyer but were not able to move Into their house until two weeks later than planneJ. What is this law and how does It help? Mrs. S. K. ' El it ir __. - * at - R E I' ' •. 40 • ..7___ ,- .y_- ,... J I ( I I - I 1 [)ear Mrs. S. K., This is the age of constimIierisfli's latest entry into the real estate market. It's called RESP/t, short for Heal Estate Settiemnents Procedures Ad and became effective June 20, 1975. The RESPA requirements are ainiled primarily at the lender and were designed to protect buyers. The Act attempts that feat through standardized closing Procedur es , advance disclosure of closing costs, eliminating k i ckbacks and referral fees, and lowering costs for some escrow items, IIESPA also puts soniC disclosure requirements on the seller or his as well. They must confirmii to the lender that these requirements have been met and given to the buyer in writing. This applies to residences on which has been coin. pleted more than 12 mon ths prior to the lender's l oa n cornmitinent, If the seller has ow nod the property for iiwre t ha n two sears he must give the muie, address of the Owner and the year of acquisition. If the seller has owned th e property less than o years and it has not been used as a residence he must disclose the actual (Lite of the purchase price, and list any improvements made plus th eir cost. Most Realtors now have sta ndardized forms outlining these requiretnents,and %- hen a contract for Sale and Purc hase is enter ed into the HE.SPA purchase information requiremen ts are signed and given to th e buyer along wi th his copy of th e sales contract. RESPA applies to transactions where a home mortgage is being sec ur ed by a borrower to finance th e purchase of residential property involving a federally relat ed mortgage loan. It's interesting to note that the enforcement provisions of the km shift responsibility to the lending institutions. When th e bo rrower gets his loan application from th e le nd er, he also be providt'l with a booklet titled "Settlement Cos ts izu1 You." jk__1 _______ , ' ... J1 L. . '' . '' _________________________ 1 I _____ .,~ , ; I . - jr,b S 4 . -' . . i) _________ ' J4 -. _____________ -I _____________ _____________________________________ " jL __ I ( .. b , ... • .. ,. .- - P. __ __ - - . A' _____________________________________ - 0___________________ : '# . - f . 1,1 t I , . ' - ., - .• ,,.. ''.• - .4 _____ agent 'f i '' .,., .9~ ; I I III ;:=: Sa friendly and in. I Ii1 ) ___ spiring atmosphere among those interested in creative art .1 U . and its appreciation. Allsio, to . J 01 I ; r develop athCintereSUfl all IV! !. phases of art so that the %. -It IV 1 ''f ( 1 cultural growth of the C0111President of Sanford-Seminole Art Association, Marie Richter is a prolific nature artist and antique collector. illerald Photo by abreast Jean Patteson) development and create civic pride, to the Central Florida Art Assn. driftwood, shells, seed.s and nature objects. FAIRWAY The Sanford-Seminole Art and the Artists League of dried foliage. Always eager to study and Assn. opened the season with a Orange County. Mrs. Richter's A love of art and nature have learn more about art, Mrs. ::,: LAUNDROMAT : critique of members' work by (Thinaberry Tree Antiques been intertwined in Marie Richter brings this :: Dry Cleaning at budget * Joseph Mathieux, another at her 1106W. First St. Richter's life from the time she, to her office as president of the prices and coin laundry member. In October, Sanford home is a familiar landmark in was a young girl growing upon art association. Other officers service in a pleasant atartist John \'eackle, reknowned Sanford. IArng Island, N.Y.. through the are: (a11 Tipton, first vice : mosphere. Open 7 am. for his rustic watercolors, will Inside, displayed among an riod she was an art student in president; Jane Porter, secofl(l ::: daily. Located at ..... demonstrate his technique. intriguing collection of antiques Philadelphia, to the present vice president: l)orothea ' FAIRWAY PLAZA Or lando artist, sculptor and and curiosities are Mrs. -Jay. Flowers, birds and secretary: land- Strosnider, On Hwy. 17.92at27th teacher, E.V. Tatich will be the Richter's own paintings and wapes feature regularly in her Elizabeth Berga, treasurer; 327.9739 association's guest in 'woodsies" tiny sculptures ork, and her home is littered and Rosamond Chapman, :; Try it you'll like it! November. using natural materials such %il ith her prolific sketches of uhaplain.parltaxnentarian. ____________________________________________ The annual Christmas party, 4,11w1qi f al a lively, fun-filled affair, is set V Ia ivJ:iu For December, and will be • ' Followed in January with a I :lemonstration by Maitland AL painter and crafter, Dorothy ' ' ' hales. . , A IrlITIT"6111f72"I . In February, the annual I exhibit and tea will , , OF 01H NEW STORE FA 11. FABIt I CS -kr, be staged in the Civic Center. AT ZAyRLS PLAZA DELIVERED DAILY Eddie Senkarik will present SANFORD CON`TINUING AT FROM OUR lides of the fine arts in March, FULL BLAST!!! M)'h10l rnd artist Edmond Stowe will PRICF$CODIt ,... lemon.strate oil painting in .PFAT pril. Election of officers will or*iritout POl.Y ake place at this meeting, and 100 COTTON 100 % POLYESTER COTTON )fficers will be installed at the WASHABLE PRINTED trial May meeting. FLANNEL irss WALF wr INTERLOCKS According to President 1 ' a - A economic . - N Beckett displays trait Items made since she went blind. business Future Looks Bright For Sightless Student Christine, Joe fine-grained jewelry box, I 'm smiled, and a Christine county started she - Christine down. Little about said. say - Christine 's this - she not She Susan just ' ' ' - ' - ' ' I I ' , estate ' earnest property, Pints h.t# tichter, the Fall Sidewa lk how sponsored by the art issociation and the Downtown 3usiness Association is ermost in the minds of nembers and other artists in t he area at present. egistration forms are vailable from Mrs. D. trosnider, Lemon Bluff, )steen. There are four atagories, including one for uniors, and cash prizes will be warded the second day of the show, Nov. 15. Enter now, urges Mrs. Richter. This is her second time round as president of the association in the seven years she has lived R14 maille Nile - 59 w. is 60" WIDE so IRON c 00 SOIAD 69Y0. 4• Macp, WaiPs 1 Tumble Dry 'K RINKLED' CALCUTTA - _.~-!!-.- --! ~.;- t .. o. j~~ ;~ "jii-_ . ;1Z _--:iF~-_-.,-:df; ' ' - of over per more the provide - for per tons con - -- year -. 'J1.- ' _ . - - , 7 4 - '! ' j per $:: . ____ _ __HOME 'I he value ,i farndaml ir Florida rose an estimated 12 _______ cent for the average farm ________ during the year ending March, l Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 14, 197S-SC which the Flori da Chamber of l.1E_____ Commerce says is a heal th y in r crease but sharply less than the 1. 32 per cent increase experi. - . Pb . r 41 .' ' . 'I Farm Value -: ..., " . - ___ -, __ _________ ______ _________ ______________________ ' - ___ ' .. " Al ! I - 'c ;' S(W' __ ________ , . I. r. ' -. __ ________ :- ' ' ______ F ~~* -. _________ , '.:. - To Decorate Without Budget How I ardens Luxury Patio Apartments -. =- '., _,:• .0 - , __ _____ - , - - - ______ -. - - on - 125 wiser Here's JetmAge Kitchen For 20th CenturyCooks 322.2090_ _.,_, bY \\Y on ca minimum en- Z assumes -- CORDUROY ~-; - ' - -- given to ' ' , The most important conCover large slabs of foam STUDIO L 2.) sideration in decorbting on a rubber with fabrics and stack -, -. budget is to forget "budget," them on the floor for extra 2 BEDROOM -. d a TOWNHOUSES and concentrate family seating at parties. needs and what Is most tmPaint, sprayed on or apportant. Too often persons think plied with a brush, can give a Happiness is a kitchen that's had a colorful facelift. One-stop shopping at your local home lm- of budget decorating as buying lift FROM to the most tired furniture or provement center can result in mIni-mIracles. The selection of a look-alike for hand-painted Delft tile the $ most inexpensive the cheapest unfinished or materials. Actually, it's wicker pieces. 1505W. 25th St. to totally reassess the needs for Refinish an old piece of SANFORD Ixconsequently gather much of the information in advance to meet [unction, not price. One should surprised with results. A federal requirements. Th ere is a large amount of da ta required __ analyze very carefully where and the following charges are itemized for both buyer and seller: money should be spent, where sale pric, personal property included in sale, real taxes money can be saved by tindue, utility costs prorated, deposit or $ money from buyer, 16,900 provisation, and where it's principal of the loan, any loans existing on the loan W MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION possible to have novel results at origination fees, loan discount points, appraisal fees, credit TAX CREDIT APPLIES l.t's face it, We live in a jet- white laminated wall expense. reports, lender's Inspection fee, mortgage insurance application panels then, will result in a total CONvEpTpoNaL age and our kitchens have resemble textured barn siding, v iron inc n t a I state Items that might call for a FINANCING fee, assumption fee (where buyer VA $ O DOWN H) Cfl t. se ller's ex isting 95 /0 AVAILABLE 0 8% become the center of our hectic along with brilliant blue stools Remember to pick materials large proportion of the budget mortgage), prepaid interest, prepaid mortgage Insuran ce Each Woodmee Home Features Central Heat na eat-on-thea rug, anorinteresting ru n lifestyle, winI Air, Shag Carpeting in Living Areas, Inside And premium, prepaid hazard insurance premium, escrow items for snacking that get a fresh that practically care for dow are treatment, a well-made Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, What's more, kitc he ns are a prepaid to th e It of high gloss paint. A thcmselve.s and to surround chair for taxes and ha zard Insurance, settlement Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come priority or sofa. in the list these cases, the home snappy expolsion of red conies yourself with invigorating results may be so effective in fees, title charges, notary fees, attorney's fees, title Insurance, On Out And See For Yourself. LU buyers, so that remodeling a unexpectedly from wipe. design and color. Only then will t goverrunent transfer taxes, survey cOsts and inspection fees. 323-7860 SALES BY kit&'hentL)mmlk(45glsense cleanable work and eating you have a properly tran- he to ta l room that the purchase Z 321 0041 KISH Several gocxl things have comae out of this law. Prior to ad- as a long-terra investment It countertops. Posters, cookware stored, "care-free" kitchen Is worth the extraexpense This m vance disclosure buyers frequently (lid not know until the day of REAL ESTATE is budget decorating at its best need not to be a total re-do; and plants add festive personal that puts the spotlight on you closing what the settlement charges totaled. It also standardizes rather, changingsome because you are actually .h ,.t touches 114.11 IIII U - - -closing procedures and has corrected abuses that occured in a largest work surfaces floors, Careful integration of these wwho's always calm, cool and ge tting more for your dollar few areas of the country. investment. walls, counters along with decorative and work surfaces, collected, There are Send your questions to: Real Estate Investments, The thousands of approaches to minor decorative accents, z-.verung ocrabu, nii North French Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 32771. budget decorating. Don't let can achieve mini-miracles. Today's building materials convention stand in the way. offer Some of the most unusual and good looks within reasonable economies, par. memorable decorating effects ticularly if you rely on "(b-itoccur when you let your imagination take over. s oursell" building supplies. You Here are some ways inexpencut final cos by as A. The treasury Depart11% ANI)'i I AN(; sive it much as 25 per cent if you have been broken hit' Ilt'raltl Services lidnt says that, to get the tax away from their stereotyped tackle the project yourself, deduction, the buyers themuses and turned into decorative One-stop shopping at your Q M' husband and I selves m ust occupy the house. and functional items in the local home improvemnent center recently signed to buy a new If others occupy it, even if they home: spells jet-age convenience, house in tIes'elpiiient me are close relatives, the credit i p hang inexpensive wire 'I'here you'll find an assortment house was built last February, does not apply. However, since iske ts on a pegboard to hold of new floo r coverings, wall the builder has no control over THE HERAI.t) SERVICES insured mortgage plan or panels and countertop surfaces has never been occupied and the regulations on tax credit, t toys or books. Section 221 d (3) of the that will achieve a total new was priced at its lowest figure Use a new butcher's is a waste If your house has serious National Housing Act on or look for your kitchen. All may since being built. so time to try to get chopping block as a table top. everone concerned assumes that it hiiii to make an exception in defects, you may be able to get after Aug. 1, 1968, but be fore be self -installable, Frame and hang bright your case, For a detailed the Federal Government to par Jan 1, 1973: ied US to Don't shy get tine five p e r clarification of the entire scarves or convert unusually from bright qualif for repairs in certain circolors and bold designs. cent tax deduction. We were matter, patterned towels or fabrics into drop in at ami Internal wall hangings. 1k in an older, declining Perhaps the fastest w cumstances if your mortgage to told by the builder that, in order Revenue Service office. is insur ed by Federal Housing community population 2,500 or inject a cheerful design i11tif i to get the deduction, the house Make a headboard by inure ; Administration i FH1 I. at floor level, usually the woulti have to be occupied anchoring decorative drapery Q. -. I have gotten a lot of poles vertically Or, if you have ali cad)' made be hind the bed. 1k' neighborhood in which largest unbroken expanse in the before Jan. 1, 1977. It is our plan good tips out of s'our articles, so repairs, you may gt paid for at least half of the houses were room. Cushioned shet t vinyl to have riiv daughter amid her I thought it Convert a drawer into a only far that I display cast'. line the inside )our expenses by the Federal built before 1940. floors, like the 'no-wax'' husband 111' in this year and should 1SS one along to Government in some cases. you. I with velvet arid add a glass top. GAFSTAR linemnarufactured by remain until 1978, .t. which time have discovered that foam Following are conditions that A nother type of inexpensive If (lCf(X't5 are so serious that (AF Corporation, offer endless my husband and I will occupy rubber of any thickness cin be must be met for Federal yo u and your family must move decorative possibilities. here, a the house. I have now been told ('lit decorating relies on readily financed repairs: easily with nn' electric available out (luring repair work, look-alike for hand-painted that we cannot dothis if we wish kitchen knife. It's much easier materials:do-it-yourself type as I'AT[ESON - After the loan application is approved, the lender, by use of a uniform Disclosure-Settlemiient statement, must give the seller, borrower and the applicable government agency advance noti ce of th e anticipat ed settlement charges. This statement must be borrower and seller within seven days of the loan corn. mitment, and at least 12 days before closing or 15 days before if the disclosure is mailed. There have been some delays, as in your relative's case, while everyone in the area became familiar with the law to have all the required information available and processed. Most - By JEAN best of it." Women's Editor And to daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Christine Beckett spent an interesting and Beckett, her best is outstanding. Last creative summer vacation this year. In her year, despite having to adjust to studying Wilson Road home, she presented with pride with tapes and taking all her tests orally, she some of the objects she made at summer maintained an A average in school. "Forschool a a tunately a quick learner," she graceful cypress lampstand, a mosaic "and they only give me the real patient ashtray cleverly woven fruit basket, teachers." The extraordinary thing is, made She also receives special tutoring and all these lovely objects using the sense of counseling from Henry W. Ellis, a consultant touch alone, for little over a year ago the 18with the blind and visually Impaired in the year-old Seminole High School senior went school system's Exceptional Child blind. Education Program. It in May, 1974, with a weakening of When graduates, Christine plans to her side ision and frequent eye pains. But the enter an experimental program sponsored by rapid degeneration of her night vision was the the Florida Bureau of Blind Services, to train telltale symptom. Christine had rctinitjs as an X-ray technician. pigmentosa commonly called night blind. Few things get "I get ness or RN. is known the disease, frustrated with people who deliberately try to but it is believed to be hereditary. It can take hurt me," she "Some of them at school anywhere from a couple of months to a kick my cane away, call me names and lifetime to cause total blindness, they don't want me around," But then, In case, it took just four month,, who'd want to be around people like that There Is no treatment known at time to anyway' arrest the passage of the disease. Blindness has not changed Christine's life "You're got to take these things as they much because has the courage to let come," said the petite teenager whose bright, it. still attends her school proms, Plays lively eyes and confident movements seem to ball with her little sister. using a dog's deny the fact that she cannot see. "It didn't ball with bell inside) and attends her favorite bother me so much; I kind of made the concerts at Disney World. ::_.-_~, iui.7 mnu.st enthusiasm Christine sutiption purchase, . - Recent figures compiled or in Florida will climb cal rower tlrnnrvs,i fin', "h'..' " 1IJUUi .)IlftU Emu 1' lorina utilities coal for --"rr'-" only about 17 per cent of banks reported .o increase of fuels used to generate electrical liack to the 1973 level this year. 2W million kilowatt hours in the have increased generating the electrical power generated 138.6 million to bring total power and transportation in Gasoline sales for January state in 1974 to the 69.2 billion capacity at an annual rate of here while the national power deposits at the end of June Iii Florida show a changing pat- through June of this year are kilowatt level. This was 12.7 per cent, which compares go0ieration rate for coal is about $547.5 million. tern in growth curves and an running about six per cent reflected by residential con- with a 7.7 per cent rate for the 45 per cent, Second highes! incre;Ir In indication Floridians exerted a above last year's rate, they sumners, ho use about half nation, real effort to come to grips with report. deposits was the Tarnpa-S all electrical power consurned On a personal basis, each Deposits Up Petersburg area. with a 7.1 per the energy crisis last year, At the same time, officials in the state, as a 2.2 per cent Floridian was able to decrease ces cent jump, bringing that area':-. reports the Florida Chamber of say they aren't alarmed at the drop, and by manufacturers as consumption about seven per Coitimerce, Total deposits in Florida's 737 216 banks' deposits to just increase this year because the a 24 per cent decrease, cent last year, while the banks almost reached the $24 $7 billion. Gasoline consumption in population growth rate is.hout however, commercial con- national average capita use billion mark at the end of June. Florida was Around the state, other aroa than four five per cent a year in Florida Sumers increased usage about increased nearly three per cent, a 4.3 per cent jump over the reporting deposit increases billion gallons last year, a and some expansion of con- six per cent. At the same time, revenue same month a year ago. decline of 3.5 per cent from the sumption is to be expected. were: Pensa cola, up 6.8 per While consumption was taken by electrical utilities last According to the Florida cent to $834 million; Jackson1973 level. Floridians managed showing a slight decrease, the year in Florida increased 30 per Chamber of Commerce, the yule, up 3.6 per cent to $2.3 this despiti' a passenger vehicle Electricity, Coal Florida Chamber sold electri- cent, up from $1.39 billion in hulk of increase in total billion: Orlando, up 3,5 per cent registration increase of five per cal utilities were still playing 1973 to $1.82 billion in 1974. deposits was attributed to a 7.1 to $2.9 billion; and the Dade. tentand the fact that the rest of The consmiption of electrical C;Itch-up on the ability to per In an effort to lessen reliance cent growth in time Broward-Palm Beach area, up the country was only able to power also showed a decrease more generating on oil in electrical generating deposits, up from $13 billi o n last 2.4 per cent to $10 billion, shave consumption figures by not a spectacular amount but rapacity the state. Utilities facilities, Florida utilities are year to $13.9 billion in June. two cent. Total loans in Florida banks still a Sign Floridians were incremtse(I capacity about 13 per using about six million The Tallahassee market area stood at $13.0 billion, compared of According to the Florida energy conservation minded icnt last year to a record 21.2 coal compared to about one showed the strongest growth in to $13.6 billion in June 1974 iuiiiiber , state energy of. last year. million kilowatts in available million tons 14 years ago. total deposits, with a 7.5 per down 4.9 per cent from a ficials predict gasoline Total consumption of electri- electricity. Florida's utilities still rely on cent increase. The area's 36 ago. construction ,- - in keeping with the 16-year-old - .L_ . i • ______________________________________________________ gibing them all the en agement possible to develop their artistic talents. scholarship pro gram troduced this art issociaUo A scholarship worth more than $100 will be offered the end of the 1975-i6 season to the student elementary school through 12th grade) accumulating the most credits in the junior division of the association's three upcoming art shows. The first show will be held downtown Sanford on Nov. 14 and 15, the second in the Sanford Civic Center on Feb. 8, and the third in Sanford Plaza in the spring. i _______________________________ I ~ \ .Florida Energy Use Pattern Changing ~t ~41 ,A_____ 1 S 7 lly LARRY SAXON - . -4 on coat on S of on - 33. Je "C - - of your "• !. - NylonArnel Tri-Acetati, Printed up- . I'EPPERELL MILLS ISO COUNT PRINTED PERCALE N)LYESTERC(YflON OIRON JERSEY gy C 4$" - si)tne Sheets - MsilIU D. T%%'lN 45911 MACtUNE WASH FHA Homes Eligible O I)Ot'BLE Government P ay For Re a rs 1~ ffi u nywim, AV - RI4IV 4' ! - . A - can - . - - - Formerly, she and her husband lived in Maitland and owned an antique business downtown Winter Park. She also belongs - of - - - Income Tax THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY Preparation :WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME.IN Offered To EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, : Housewives ,NABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. - 41 0 it () in a - S it at 0 you It G*i ve Your Student A Treat A Touch Of Home, - . it S e I . -- 111 / I - / 4 - /4 - ~11111 - -' ; -" - I L -. • `- J 0 40 2 Month -1 Call Today And , - - - Just _____ - : - . k i,- - All 41 1 - - The HERALD -: - - - ' ' . it - - . .t pi Will Way Be On -. 4611 It PIA1 s it if 41 ___ 'A I FROM - - __ '- - i _:; I g '' ______ usewives Persons who wish to enroll are urged to call theSCCCenter as early as possible. A small registration fee willbe charged and books may be purchased from the College bookstore. -- / - - - of HERALD . "' I '- apart- - ' .' - -- consist It 41 - - If are one of many housewives who are thinking it about going back to work part- It time to supplement your Family income Seminole Community it College (SCC) has a course you e will want to consider, The • College has scheduled an from 9 a.m. until 12 especially for housewives. Drop the kiddies off at school and come on down to the Sou th Center in Alt l.4 and 436)SepLl6, with rest of the ho and en roll. Classes will meet only two days each week, (Tuesday and Thursdays). After completing this course you may quality for an interview with a well known National Income Tax Company with offices in your resident area. You will also be able to pre are your and your husbands income tax returns for 1975. Housing & Urban Development Delft tile in a foam-backed, tor gt the tax deduction. We are to work with than scissors. house must have been Dept. d1UE)i will pay moving super-cushioned sheet vinyl confused, since w' Piert' under A. Thanks. As a matter of more than it year old when you costs and reasonable living floor covering buoys tired feet the impression that occupancy fact, unholsterers use an brought it. expenses. Some houses may and flagging spirits, before was 1977 the electric knife on the thicker of no have such severe structural house must The blue and white floor motif qualification. Can you clarify pieces of maui. Scissors work more than four units ( defects that repairs are not sets the decorative footnote for this for us? Can an exception be well when the foam is less than possible. In these cases, HUE) the entire kitc he n re-do, New, iiade7 mnents), tvns inches thick will pas' you the amount of ____________ 3. Defect niu,st be one t ha t SO money you have spe nt so far in I affects the use and livability buying t hi' house ((townthe house as to create a danger payment and mortgage to life or safety. Examples: pa)' and also pay the 0 190 ' kiiiii, 14, Sagging porch roof that could remaining mortgage incollapse; the little "extras" that count at stallinent.s meaning hlUl) Heating or electrical system bus)' the defective house from _______ that rummy be a lire hazard; Villa5 Brick or mortar work that has deteriorated to the point If )uU think your house V 7" ,. that it Is too weak to support the eligible for IIUD's repair *Luxurious Carpeting second floor; program, you must say so in •Deluxe Equipped Kitchen Includes Dishwasher Peeling paint that contains writing before March 22, 1976, *Automatic Washer a Dryer In Every Unit lead. jiii' To find out where to send your •Cen?ral Heat 8, Air letter and to get more in14 # 4. Defect must have existed at * De l uxe Clubhouse £ Swimming Pool original appraisal and formation about the program, time of •Convenient To Schools. Churches & Shopping first, contact the savings and be one that a proper inspection by an FHA appraiser would loan association (or other WOO financial institution) that holds have normally revealed, Existence of a defect at this the mortgage on the house. Or 1 '& 2 Bedroom Apartments ('heck your telephone directory time does not necessarily mean a local office of [IUD. Or eligib!e that you have Now Renting For As Little As 15O Per Mo. t'liInii. writu HUD headquarters: S. Mortgage financing for the Single-Family Program Staff, HOW, Airport Blvd,, Sanford house must meet the following Ilouslng& Urban Development Office Open 10. 6 Daily Dept., Washington, D.C. 20410. standards: Call 323.7080 Insured under Section 203 (hI As a last resort, call HUE) inthe IPIOSt ('Oliliflol) 1"l l.\. forni:tt ion' 202-755-4420. 8rLd - - - 2 ifiARONDA HOMES .. Let us build one of our unique homes on your own private lot. We offer 10 different plans for You to select from -. PRICED FROM V ,x '14,500 23,000 I New models open for display, so come on over and choose the right one for you, • Directions- Take I ito the De8orv-Dellona Exit Turn left at main entrance to Deltona: past the Deltona Inn to blinking tight go straight on Deltona Blvd to FIrhaIrn Cs turn right and folløw signs to ne, rnxeIs - an 41 0 it IN * ' Eventn Hem1d 0 '2611: 4 1111 *4 -- MARONDA HOMES, INC. PH, (305)668-6170 or 628-2812 - - �6C-Evning Herald, Sanford, F!. - Sund1y, Sept. 14 1975 - 41-Houses ________________________________________________ 33-Houses Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS Prti$lgyftun:s;pd3edroorn. Land Transactions Recorded Harry F.. lnnis& _________ _______________________________________________________ I Seminole f Mary to 4 1 --Houses -- TRANSFERRED fledrncinis tovr lamily room. lireplare. rarnetflq and many Furnithqd7 fl,'1room House other ritras [itr4 large to? ws?h P1'r Yard. t'earinu citrus .nd .t%)Ve (irOund i7? ?C97 or 37? i7'') nI n S Pn,'rest Prccd ID' _______________________________ - nuir S?1 900 WIth lOW down 831-9993 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' Walker & wE Anna to Ronald H. Ripp Sr & wE Shirley M., U. 12 lake Mary Manor, $11,000. Thomas E. Not-tell & wE Kim to Wm. H. Guerin & wE Nancy it. 2081k 11, Evansdale $17,000 Wm. H. Guerin& wi Nancy tt Thomas E. Norrell & sf Kim. The Greater Constr. Corp to Win. M. Bryan Jr. & wE. I'age L, Li 28 Weki','a Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, 540,500. Atns,rican Modulars Corp to Eduardo W. Amoedo & Georgin.a V., it 17131k 1 Shadow Hill Park, $49,500. Michael A. Sirianni & Tamako F. to Nina D. Wier- Greater Constr. Corp tc scheiii, ii 145, Trailwood Ests., Raymond F. Farms & Patricia, it. 10 Wekiva Hunt irw' ("liih flint tr' "'Sn', •'AY " 4453115 tfl.t.II, (it. d'IJ,IIJ•J. Sec I, $23,700. Charles J. Borkowski & wE. 11.UIi!,iI5 ILL .%niI, to lflm,sc ITT cg I flIi..i II. .......''' U. 3 FaIry lake ('et.'il:ii Lii \1;iri':irvl tt',,titil.'n r," • ''""'•"-', sgl., l.t 8 Forest Lake His., $32,500. ,n,l,,r',l 1I ,,m,,I II'),, IMt.i•J'Uiih LAIIIU 15,.., IJV. • 1'..... 5..Ul P to Suzanne B. Sipe Its 430, 431, 447 & 448. Forest Brook. United Assoc., Inc. to Vern I.. 'annon & wE. Sara?) P., it 418 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt. Martin Marietta Corp to Elsie M. Mulcahey, it 21, 131k 13 The Meadows %Vest, $40,900. 2, 1387 or write nford Al Anon Family Group P 1101 53). Sanford. Fla 37771 n, Sec. 1, $35,900. Ward hlkks, Inc. to hlarsey M. Alper& wE. Judith W., i*73 SaIldaIwood, $31,600. ttCnOIs,sgi. to Southern Gulf UtIL Inc to t.he 400' ofE 200' oIW 400' of par. 44. " Sec 25-21-30 etc., $100. School Board of Sem. Co., S 40' of Bik B Weathersfield s-d. $100. Glenn S. Kenrkk & wE. Dawn H. A. Miller Constr., Inc. to K. to Carlos II. Sarmknto& wE. Philip A. Elbert.son, sgl., LI. 5 F.]va H,, LI 8 81k D, The & portion of Lii 4 & 6 131k 53, Springs,, $95,000. Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Palm Vincent J. Truncale & wE. Julian Constr. Villa Brantley, MicJael Margaret merinan & Highland Cot to (Iei, Li r.vangezme Aml 1.ark Est,c Ic! Aim to v'_. v_ rutux sr., to Allan D. Bowlin & wE. Elaine 1., 117 & N 30' of 8 81k 1)reamwold, 2nd Sec., $100. U 10 131k A - wE Joanne I., it. 88 Child rare per Harmony Homes Un, No. 3, (d) a fenced playground C .nW'! PSJIU'PI A. IL'! b('I,', In . -- - - - . Wanted -__________________________________________________________ PatriclatoJlmlnleR.Enfmger & Emily, L*. 2 Sleepy Hollow, Frederick D. Joyce Weston & WE S., to Allen W. Mikuta & U 1 Bl.k F, camelot Un. No. 1 & Pen, 3100 Wm. Walden & Sharon %!' Owens & J Dto John Malello & WI Anna L., it 15 BIk A, Lake Orienta Hills, Un. No. 2, $29,700, Lois E. Solomoa, wd to ,&JfrJ Stanford sgl., it. 37 •rhe Colonnades, 3rd Sec., $18,700. WI Sharon K,., Larson Here's a good opportunity for you smart shoppers to take advantage of some real big values. If you're in need of major home appliances, ________________ ________________ . Console • Limited Quantities ________________________ Portable TV ____________________________________ Reduced To Sell! P h ii c o portabIe black and television, white, 12 incts screen, $79 clearance at inch portable Seasonal Sell Out George L. Norman, gl. to Harold G. Shepherd & wE. - Save luper Value part) *55(K) 0. Tuller Jr., Not Ind. but Trustees, of Counsins Mtg & Equity Investments, from S.E cur. of NW 1IOISE '. of Sec 24' 2129, run W 429.50' etc., 3.303 acres, less deac. Units In Condom, of Ramblewood, $118.95 REFRIGERATOR Speed Queen model DE 3670 multi-cycle. List price 5279,95 now S161.00. DISHWASHER __________________________ Big Deluxe three door model PCI 230 V3Yd. Popular poppy red finish with Discounts Generous door storage _________________________ includes butter, cP'.-'ese and i egg Compartments, Two large vegetable storage 20% to 40% bins, Adjustable shelves, (Ice maker available. line. Regular $349.95 now ELECTRIC RANGES NOW ONLY 22495 ___________________________ Sa'e TO $595 ______________________________ ________ 6 uI u1 _______ ____ ______ ________ F I RES TON E STORE PH. 3220244 ________________________________________________________________________________ Companiontolivein n.ce home in Sanford with blind widOw Own room, hoard?. salary CalI 7$9 3357 after 5pm - , _L. W . ,- .• . I ''Ia? 'Li WhittI UCL LIII VTlIll * They're Hot" Looking for garden equipment? Read today's claSsified ads for • Join PARK AVENUE DUPLEX - CentralFlorida's - PFAL NICE 1 bedroom I bath home, e'nclosed oaragr AsSume mortgage Do not have to Qualify 322 ?Ili pruRer - . REALTORS 8)06*73 fledrnnm house, Stove-. refrigerator & air condilioner. $150 3,7 3853 117 b8Ily A'.ie -7 fI4, kilihen enuipped, panel Inguireat Corner (if H011. & Fifth mOnth, plus utilities 4 $75 deposit 373 1940 ity weI Pay to Commensurate 1trtrr.r,i 7 story with 7 lir,' nrrhes 5150 Childre-n O.K no pets '3734767 ______ __________ rent. - ______________________ ____ jTOP AND THINK A MINUTE, It ActS didn't work ClaSsified . . there wouldn't be any. mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE 3777090 rnOvr right ri, I bedrc'orr'.. family room. separate living & nn rooms. )O'xIO' screened porch, huge inside utility room. 7 car garage, 7i1 years old Empty. REAL RN for doctor's office. I 4fterno 3 ftP, 7 bath, Plnecret area, large yard, 1190 ron $30 depoSit. 37? 7531 ext. V. or after 3. 8)0 1573 per week Salary negotiable Reuty fø Box 585. co Evening ilouse, sell or re-nt. 3 bedrooms, I beth. sir, kitchen equipp, take lIe-raId, P 0 Box 1657, Sanford, 3777) NORTH REPIT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean 11 BR home, family room, garage, carpets $31- $777 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR __________________________ - vIew $15,900 675 1563 etter S PM ______________________________________ BUY - SELL - ':; 3775672 we, Rotary. 1000. electric "Mimo" machine. supurb Condition cell Quick for cash Alto 8" De'walt Radial arm saw 7777911 betwi'.'n 6-pm 3. 130pm J±&d L; L 9dyCOwidc 30 Year Mortgages - S pcI. down or Conventional Mortgages. SI-HousehokiGoods 211 W.25th ' Sanford, Fla. Call for App?. 32-3103 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REALESTAtE,IPIC Remodeling Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC W. Garneft White Broker, 107 W Commercial Saoford 372 • CASH 322-4132 speed, Good Condition, tag 3. Foru%etlfurniture'app1ancestool, sticker. 5734) 3395973 -, -----------. r'. uy i 'tAil "em'. Larry's 197? Ford, . ton PiCk up, low Mart, 71$ Sanford Aye mileane, new tires Motor & body ewc4lenl conditiOn 5eIIig fr ANTIQUES 54(83 below retI 373 0171 I Pece- or HOuse-full CASH 373 437* 80-Autos for Sale . SM Phone 173 0171 or 177 1475 . ' bI4LAAAAAI - vww xi xxxiwuw.w xyi flAil AL Cash I ____________________________________________________ For Your Junk Cars U ALI'!11' 0 41 1 I ' ' Air onditioning LI'II'4:jkAI _____ I EXPERTS READY TO SERVI YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I eotrai Heat & Air Conditioning For free- eStimates, call Carl Harrl, o? SEARS in Santorti, 372 177). 1IUJ[s4u1! __________________________________ You've A fuil S500 - . Re.5Utifully remodeled 1 bedroom 7 bath hnm, lrqe Screened Qazebo with M.3.b l' x36' pool fully fenced, CO Small acreage 569000 got rnovrg aIowisnCO wP', Tc,',rhomo at Sinora keep the difference you it! buy In for less and ' ShouJ.'° new At Superior Mobile Home you Show, our selection us so home show all by ourselves. We large, we're a mobile square feet of living space . - including 3 bodrooma, 2Y baths and plenty of closets A ptuvate courtyard entrance. enclosed pati' gavdon, 1wocar garage with eiecttic doors, central heat arid air, coior.coordinated kitchen and much ore CCrIYetP rec'eator'.a! facilities ma;r, taIned by the Association On closing we pay your Sonora Homoownet ftrst year's membership to foe ($400) and inutii Ma' ch 1 , I 916 Pces rang. from $36,900 10 1*500. Move in for as have new homes. We have ood'as'new refurbished models. We have low-cost financing and a complete SOrvuCe Center right on the premises litti. s 5% down with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25'/. (APR) sith 20'!, down. No closing costs. Monthly maIntenance fe. covers lawn care, water, cewer, trash cotlec. loan Ye ______ Shaded ll SIA $00 Good terms ' C.M.LBART 37? 130). ?tl0Hlawausa Ave at 1797 R(AL (STAlL Real (stale Ri-bier ______ OrIirlMj - -. 1 a IC! tb, h.'. .ni-',s ,P''i (t't"%fl I reej a bill time hw'x'likiP1yer F ifl.5fl(i,I1 statements and tax reports $34 2608 K.dsoutcjrcw th swing set or smal bicycle' Sell these 'tile items w.tii .' want ad To place your ad, ,:'r fr','ndl C l,',sc-t.e;l gIl at Th luq'u',,Icl 37'? 7(11 ii- 'I) I 9?) ______________________________ -- Home Improvements . Broke: coop int,ted I Carpentry. Remodeling, Additit, 30odd Free estimate 373 3031 Ptuai (305) 322 $721 .I23 6040 L!J L!J theclassltiedathintoday'spapcc SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS - PM, Floyd Shv"c, 3737677 J WiMw Gird.s, fla. (305)1347700 ___________________ Land Maintenance '."'-,sno. Dsc.nq. Beck "Ce work. Custoki h,iy P tIenj L 'got C'ear-ng 377 5377 alter Radio & TV_________ ________________________________ OF ,i:,hi IS RADIO t Carry 'nand S-I.e ____________ ________________________________ Lawn Care " SERVICE ON BLACK ik WHITE '. Ins' J" ir,,.;t,,c j dc'erxlent service ¶7 a up 372 Pt AYERS If you are having diffitutty finding a 9597 - plcp to hvø, car to drive a 00. c' '--.., , 'r dependable lawn service at reasonahte rates (.sIl Rick Rey'no1d 5983 '.,,,, ' ,- t .. .,;i .,- '- '4,, '., ._, - -I ,, Roofing COMMERCIAL MOWING CHEAP 17") 7970'., 3fl ltl9attrr I,- I F'i !! I. • '. I srinqles All wurs guaranteed -PROODEPI ROOFING - 1736700- OtfICO Machines P'n'tneecl"5erveausefuipurpi .sgaln when you sell them wIth a Classified Ad from the- Herald Call us ?oday' Don't delay! JuSt dial 377 7611 or 6)1 W) To place io Wan? Ad -_. _________________ ç tIll '5LiII'E "We serviCe all makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery Sanforti Business M.achine 377 5 Wall Paperlflg ' PAUL SLATF-Q Paint & Body Work VC. Pa .__ Pest Control _____________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2367 Park Drive 32'? 8-383 ___________________ Pr Otes%n,jI ', II 011'' H.unq'C R t , I f'rt's' LStrnpi" P' j.'.' 373 _' trr'.j the rc,t n - ,', tr Ir. he'? F 'pert 3',flt 3. Ni-i, wei 7) ''k'6 ,)ttt-? 8 pro 373 1313 Pick up ft. dCli',i-i-y SLIM BUDGETS ARE ROLSTENED WITH VALUES F POM THE WANT AD ('("I (i'.INS RADIOS AND RECORD 7157 S PARK AVE TVs. "''' Thinking about that summer vacation? Get a better car through Superior Mobile ShoW K Free Hciute Wash with any roes cleaning lob at regular orce ESTEPSOPI LAPIDCLEARING Roofs 5.6% & up Free fl'imati-s PulItIc: ng Ditch E' C.IVa!IOg Save 143 or more .341 1577 11 0 r' I-c' S%'c'rI _______________________________________ 377 394,3 ________________________________ ' A small CIass,fied Act rng t rCLrr) Try -Irl SC (III 377 :61) or 831 99-93 -- NO LONGER USED CAMPING ('.[AR IS Ill DEMAND SELL IT FREE ESTIMATES On mll c'r l.5rg rem(wjeliç',g lobs Call alter 6 710 W. Nigtt.a 50 P PHOTOGRApHY . &A CLCA ALL Exter or pressure cte,nrtc Clarng fill dirt, clay, rock All I rid of digging House trailers Stored & moved 3fl 9112 or $311195 Ni-i-si help cv'u II'',? S,iturciay lOb' PSr.etnt) iti'i..f S A r1c'ws hung. (1'nrfi'II' work etc fIy the hOur or lv th ic4' 4365 Call Phil Gonzalez 3053733939. SEAMAN, Pressure Cleani.'ig C&A BaCkhoe Service to the Show. horn. Sietord ?lefidi 171,' Pr.e'..ti ii).. utf,t. keen: 9 l 7 Urdi I. ft'd$i I Ii 7 4s it• £ Sed.y ome -- _________________ k . Peg Peal 1.tate Broker I 'I 70 pct 'ott tbro',jgh August ','.'r'ctdrgs Carxi'cls Comm,râl. ;.rr-.',t P.-r1,' ', .'.-'j,er' ',i.g f3l -- Cr ._t SSSa - WrwlOw&DoorScreens Custom mjØe Repairs Dscnt Price-S 3278320 Licen'.c'd. PPI.Jfl 1057 ________________________________________ - Pktoqrapliy • kr.ils_ Custom Work PE'T'E5T INN - an get for your money _____ Payton Realty associations in the U.S. stand bshind every horn. So before you buy any mo)iie home, come see all you ____ ______ Granada TównhomEs - Boardng & Groom'ng --- vi sell Or c'p c Se'o-"be' 32, 17/5 Neat 7 mIrror F ,lpr -.'r Plastering PIas'er r utt.nel 3. S;mulated brick & stone specialty 377 7780 110W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD And best of ill we're depend. 3ble The Superior Mobile 'lome Show Ii a whollyowned subsidiary of one of Iha tin larsst savings and lion, structural insurance and outsids liability. Granada Townhom.s qualify for the 5% tax credit. Im n'iscutate 7 bedroom CBS home i-,ilh worIhnp and plenty of space fD' flAtCthfl i-wi Ovl'rsuged lot ¶39,()po - Pet Care BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 37? 1315 AIP C ON 0 I T I ON I N 6, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOR K 21 hour Service. All makes DYKES AIR CON. DIT tONING. 377 3.377 1,1.. I _Hgme Imovementi _______________________________________ __________ Bookkeeping $.vic*' ;t -.. CASH For Your Junk Car's 323 1329 I Home • • • • • TUESDAYS AND THURSDAyS TILL 8 P.M. Beare Superior Mobile.' S REMEMBER. OUR - SERVICE UAR EMENT -.. . ic .- npii ns,, . TO,',FR'3 lftuTv SALON lfn'mr'rly Pi,',rriett''. BPuy PiCcv) 315 l- F r'.' ): S'12 Granada - 976 1 _______________ AMC CARS ON DISPLAY AND READY FOR DELIVERY- __________________________________ A'odernt:lng your Home? Sell I longer needed but useful iter with a ClasSified Ad ' r.',?I3 'III!) FX('t liSIVE AREA " Tilt A';' wide 15' ' long, overall lq-ogth inctuding tOngue. 71 ,' Tndpm txI, electric brakes, for h.5ulin(J tractor or I piece of - ______ f'I)uipmv'nt 5300 firm 319 5777 _____ Bedroom 7 bath, ACRE. *e- of Sanford, air, double $(rCenpd plio. 117.500 (OW COUNTY TAXES 79-Trucks-Trailers ____________ - -- ______ - Farmers Home Administration 7 Call Tnd,5yF Apof hAVES' 323 ") We have a full line of ...._ T A L Happy splashing In Your own big pool, 3 bedrom, 7 bath on corner cit 70th St Immaculate, really a Shnw place Fireplace i family root,', Central air Big beautiful landscaped lot Only 5)9, COItPITPV ESTAT F 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________________ . We BUy Furniture ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lop prces paid, used, Sfly condition \' ri.r Park I_Il LeBlAflC clarinet. Good COndition. I Complete S ft sliding glass door (sf(4y qlac'O 5.60 Phone 373 0836 CONSTRUCTION Inc. ') fleiIrnnm, t).5tPI, 1'UQC wooded lot, lor . RI Au 1)113 71 lit'. Au .064 rahannjx, (flyCred patios family ____________________________ room V*cnt Move in 139.900 Private' FInancinG? th7 WhiCPi Is best for you in your 5tI.r,',tiOn Plonni-krio.ss tuut yos We' wilt give you direction tO help with the rinht answer for your you sell "Don't Needs" With a want ad. I9M(hvy pickup. Iorugbed.6cyl .1 I yIn Eiertrc Gi.tar 3 mos Old 372 5396 i Cherry Drop leaf din ng tatle. I leaf. 57% - Maple dinette t.5ble I piSOO hinQM. 533 630 S78l Additions 7)0 PInu P1.5CC by ownCr,) BR. 7 baths, masonry Pim, w Ig family rm . carport Newly Painted carpeted. .5r. ienr..i-j haik yard priced to sell at $?0.9( 811 3569 - Ii's like pennies from heaven when - - I 5.000 RTU. mlr Conditioner. ISO. 26.000 RTU,air couciitioner. $7s. 1983 Dodge Charger bOdy 1. motor parts 773 9549 HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it all? Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks ' - AMC Car ___________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Rundy clarinet with stand, excellent cnnditlon. $173 Avocado green Early American sofa. ISO See at 141 Wilson Drive. She Mary. or call 377 5036 ) lilt. I 3 lIP. I bath. ------ New BLAIR AGENCY ___________________ Start Christmas shopping now Earn free aifts by letting me show your friends Sarah Coventry Jewelry 321 7791 .5fter 6 p i')Pl- d *1O(JS(j 73 Who Knows? I Jlt,t DAhDY JAll FED "Flu,- C) i-i-- ' From Boxcar" c,OP?,tLV's 1. .r'ford 37) 1733 ________________________ Waritedlo busy used Office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cane-Iberry, Hwy 17 97 8)0 470.6 S9-MusicaIMrchandjse - Shotgun & Case Ithaca 17 Gauge. Mridr'I37 Like new 5100 3773095 POOL HOMES SYSTEMS FOUR I TRADE 372 1947 Established Residential Area? After Pits 53 1120 COST Swim in community poot 10*. low down Price 13.3930 I FULLER BRUSH riHTi,iCiI OpfrO'Tiu"tt FQUaII4eU%ing trisdef - Merchandise _______________________ ____________________________________ IS' Runabout, fihergl, canvas top, SO HP Mercury, engine 3. boat SOMiscellaneous for Sale exCellent Shape & ready to 00 -- . C, ocd traUer. $795 3774087. Kitchen Bathroom Cabnels. Count ROBSOPI MARINE cc tops, S.nks Installation avail 2977Hw'y 1797 able. Bud C'ibell 377 1057 any. 377 596) tlm WILSON MAIER FURNITURE REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL close in Ills mo 7776761 licensed real estate sales PerSon for , BR, frfl(pØ yard, 5)50. AduIt &tIve Santord off l(e- Expe,len preferred lfl $451 or 377 6670 _________ desired, Or will train Business is ______________________________ (Alt RAPT '171 (8311 _____________________________ • BROKERS .-.. - .-. LJV' Ji SILl Nights 17? 73S7 REALTORS $10606) SA P113°') 322.6457 3 fle-droom houSe, kitChen equipped, ____________________________ air, REALTORS FibergIcs Bass boat, fully arpefcd, with bat & mod wt'll Call 3733539 before II am or after 510 _______________________ 0711 In Sanford's Finest . 377 1110 7 and) bedroom patio homes. $709 _____ real pretty I 46Commercial Property Rectrnm 7 bath home, fIte-pl -.. _________________ c.5rpet, hreaktast bar Many SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts, extr we,ut Into the COflSttUCtiOn small and large $7000 per acre Ahinq 51.5.000 but encouraq.ng and up Terry Realty. Realtor 678 IS' all offers 311 315E First St. Crank Realty _________ Down- Desperate Low . ______________________________ _____________________ ResohIe' PEACEFUL- A 7001 CIPANUVIEW, SANFORD flr'droom. Ii bath home in Fern Park. carpeted, draperies, fenced yard take privileges, near shnppnn. church, $773 mo - with 1977 60 Pip Johnson electric and Mit cPiell tilt trailer Asking $475 Phn 1726909 Moving? Why Not Live lvi's 323 0483 _____ 13110114 32-Houses Unfurnished _________________________ --'----- 7 II' Door Glass flbe-'r cilay _____________________ farm, with Lots of fruit Has 1 BR apt Selling below appraisal at - Frest Greene Inc REALTORS 373 6)5') Congenial person f 0? general t'yinlkeeplrvi needed at once FIve ______ Hartman Realty Inc. PEAt TOP l#M f _________ _____________ 70$LAUPEL AVE COST _____________________ . - condition Large lot $21500 Stemper Realty pius 150 deposit FORREST GREENE INC OVER DEALER 6436 C.pt some aO'on *'th a Herald (1.555f ed .5d We'll help you write an ad that will hrinj a last SaIC 741 BAV.,000 CIRCLF JOHN SAULS AGENCY 31A-plexes - I After hours call Jo McDaniel, 377 PL.ylno a nw home? Moving to an apartment 2175 YALE AVE -- 3 or 4 BR mini - K ish Real 57' mobile home, Ouple. 2 flli'l i- if I? 97 on pa • rd Street FireIlen' orciwl right at $74 3(I) 78)9 GALE PLACE - 3 BR. I' bath, garage, I yes old, in new cun ditiolt $71,900 longer needed but useful tie-ms West 70th St. small 7 Bedroom Veterans Administration? with A Classified Ad house, Stove & refrigerator. $160 Cmventlonal Financing? Full timcta*idriyer Sanford YellowCab, 70)S Park ASSEL PEPPY 332 1959.3721164 __________________________ ''" LAKE MARY- 2 tSR Duplex; $130 - Witn ability . Exce-Ilent working ondillons. fringe be-nefit Send resume to Box 346. ro The i '1 Stenstrom Realty. 2563 Park fIr I -- i .'' i .'. ' 3 bedroom. 2 bath, arpet. central air a. heat, we'll kept home on n,ce It corn pletely fenced Walking stane tosthonl, minutesfrom I I & I? V3 576.000 oble home park 5)6000 Furnished 7 bedroom apt, AdultS - -- ' WINTER SPRINGS - Immaculate shaded lot. zoned commercial, for a P100)1. or busIness 515.900 7617 Elm. Sanford I Bedroom, married ouple only Plo pets i59%A Mi-'. P,SelIo • "' " -- . MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 7771941 19195 French 332 7371. In 1194, )fl 1984 - Parts SAN F OR 0 Two 75-Recreational _. Ppg Neal Estate Broker 5M' - The Leader. Stenstronu Realty, one of Saoford's and Seminole County's leading Peallors for nearly 70 years. has) openings in its expanding real r-stalediv,%jon lfyou'lealreadya successful and elDerIenc,d sales person. or newly licenwd and amPuitinos. call Herb Stenstrom'. 177 7671. for con fidcrtil intemvi.'wS u.,j 24 11,5 3q'rvrf13301 t arge 3 room apt Clean, down stairs, close in 193 mo Call 37? 6761 lady t Sit In my home with two small children Reference's '17') S3IA Sanford Auction I tf 75th St _________ 377 S3 b oaragc, Let your properly pay for itself Only 125.000 Call now to 7545 Park Drive 170 up - ______ ________________________________ - 80-Autos for Sale On -______________________________ ___________ TAFFER REALTY M UNSWORTH REALTY Req Peal Estate Broker 803W Itt St Assume Payments 44-Farms-Groves 322.7643 buildings, convenient to shopping district and schools 570.000 each, terms available Fer informahon call 171)717 New houses in a rural area No dn payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subSidiZed to qualified buyers Call to see i VOU Qualify! 80-Autos for Sale PUBLIC AUCTION 191$-iC ___ ________ _______________ _______ PIAPIOSALE • • A Steal . • • • --------------______________ Park In Srhnnt Sale ":,w in full 1966T Rrd,fullyeouipoed eicetlenl 197) (Pievy Van model 3 rt,,t-,,,,, 7 bath 'wi00 (.uarantret lowest nrices central hpt ,r condition Call 17'? 7851 after 6 - Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle. Automatic. 130 '1 8 Etr., sharp Monday Sept. 15, 7 PM SPlfllt consolp and GrantI t'ornr, lot. 1 I ale Mary. 7 Bedroom, Florida blocks to C'lCrnent.iry pm front load deluxe Sewing machine. 57)95 Call Don Pope 377 1651 Full fine of Coon organs, priced o To tie ',r>td to lb.. hgpl,.St bidder school, A blocks to middle School, room, fenced yard, Shi'idi' By Sold new for ¶119.00. Pay balanc,i Dealer sell fast Keybn4rs Inc complete lin.. of (Ju4litf furniture °" "i lfl 1507 1969 Pontiac Catalina. A l new - Sot 19 04,1 nI tr.5ffi, but t() of 131 or 10 payments of %9 See at to Maorioli including F rench queen SiZe ar.d Fashion Sauare everything paint, tires, r.5diO, all power, air, 1973 BuIck Century Small monthly _____________________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER Mall. Orlando hedrom SuitC, set 04 6 oak Chir, $710 3231767 Power Steering, Brakes. Air -Payments Call Lave'da O'Brien, --------------307 East FirI Downtown several new hand guns. carv',on PEAl TOP Associate Eves i "Ml Offer 6838747 Fl.P 869 1114 3' 42-?8bile Homes - ball. teclronm suite, hide., bed, O(JPIF ft(JC,C,Y - '61 VW, good 8751 POWLES REALTY INC several dini'ttes Spanish Style rnndit iOn. 5300 Call 3?) 6838 after 1969 Vr3lvru, automatic i door --'---60-Office Supplies PU Al IOPç, 478 3999 Sedan - 5't of twin maple beds, mattresses & - -. -________________________________ ('5uible widC mobile tiome on 6 acres cedar chest, roll a ways. bedding, A p rn ________________________________ model III. 5550 Call 373 335) after hox springs. 135 Two old sewing appliances. TV'S, i. misc items In Cieneva for s,sk' or rent Call Art FISFI, SWIM SKI 330 3 bedroom Used off Ice furniture n,.5chine'c, Slfleach. Call after 5)0 ton numerous to mention Matter waterfront hflm Cornell. 173919? after S p m ThIs Ad Worth S25 he.5Utfl kit rn 171 535) WoOd ('I' 511'. I rlr'515 lext'cijlive desk (h.5,e weekdns & 1969 Chevrolet El Camino. low Bank.5me,i(.5rd chen formal dining, Florida & chairs, secretarial desks 3 TOWARD PURCHASE wetiome mileage, small V S. auto trans room, central heal & air, fCnced Platform Rocker, $15; $ Cushion 1973 Suncrest, 71' x 60'. 1 bedrooms, OF AllY CAR chairs. straight Chairs, filing yarn 517,500 PS. air Immnculate condition Sofa, ¶75 Sofa Red. 145; Window 7 baths. central air Make cabinets, .isis Cash and Carry 1967 Mustang 7*9 cog, ar, auto. throughout 51.600 or best otter fan. SI? - Antique Mahogony (all *11 7797 NOLL'S runs perfert. 5195 Phone *47 7708 after A o m CALL NOW Secrelry, 1230 1 Oak dining r.isseI.rry Il 97. 8)0 lbs 1967 Firphird V 8. yellOw tewel, $795 1700 French Ay Winter Sprinos- 7 bedroom. 7 bath, chairs. old, 19%; Single bed 1970 AMC Rebel %tat.n wagon 197) Datsun Wagon. this in 11*!) - SANI OPf') hedr,',, 74'tlI' Screened porch Furn or complete, 530 Eueculivc Office small V 5, automatic, 4ir Pl'ontspecIal. 5995 . ' bcinir. (i'ntr,'l heat & air, range 3 61-Building Materials irnfvrn Phone 121 0150 Or 67$ 9103 'LIesk. $75 Nio'rer liner, $65; Gale 1983 Dt'wlni. PT auto, 5393 refrinerato, 70' x ID' storage len table 515. KULP -----, Vehicles 1970 Ti-iron, 107 eng . .5ir, auto. $595 btuiln.nq tencpd Yard. Zoned &PEGORY MOBILE HOMES , . -" ''.'." DECORATORS 409 West 1st St , -. 1970 Rebel, 6 cyl .atjtO, extra clean, 1971(apri, 7.000CC eng'ne. air,AM anricuitttjrat walk to lake 57ç,j 310) Orlando Drive tS' with?' civerh.jnq FM stereo, opper color 76 mpg 1910 ls,aniinr IT(l)r ni-me, good Sanford 373 5700 377 6917 tOwn. 10 plus mpg highway 51.300 rnflillnn Sacrifice clue to iltnen 1961 Karman OPt.,, runs real well, WE TAKE TRADES ---.cash 327 7300 eves and *1 .(all 3710416 Custom mobile home, double ¶195 little want ads tr fig big. big 52-Appliances wide.7 Bedroom. 7 baths. closed in AK F MARY - 1 bedroon-, Ii, bath 1963 CaprIce, mpchancs Special. - -. ri"Stitt% JuSt try (iii" 17? 7611 or )W7 Oldsmobile 11? , Wiseman pop top camper porch, fenced patio, near Scott's 0(1 At IT V home With central heat & air, walk 1113991 1,1' P1 I.'. t I ES ced AM FM RatIo Asking 1100 AT Flectron. 571.300 323 396.6 1949 Pn,1tunner excellent iri every to elementary bicycle to college ftt, Rr,;,tpd l'PICES SANFORD 137% ifl 'Iii? CallClft 117 7123 . relr)"rt, cv' crud ar, 5993 VA available 571.500 ______________________________ _ = A(1(TlOPi 62-LawnG 1973 RukkLpSabre. sacrificeS? 19) 43tots-Acreage -PIOMOPIEY DOWN CAL t TO SEE nrbestnffPr 327 *9'9IrJt. _. 76-Auto -KENMORE WASHER, parts, rr,n',,i,.', for lawn in thni . WITH GOOD CREDIT or lfl 7171 after S service, used machines Sect control GardenL.6nd, 1100 Al TAMOPiT F SPR IPGS-- box SA HF OR D ' 3 bedroom 7 bath ''' ondltioned batteries SI? 93 ex t' O0P4Y APPL lANCES 323 069; lot, trees, 56 930 Itt SI, 373 66)0 1973 Plymouth Satellite, metallc WAL t MONTHLY PAYMENTS Pvi,vr nice trees ,tr rr,v'idtioner __________________________________ ________________________________ change RE EL'S BODY SHOP. MOY IJNIOPI PARK other IOS'.flS'lof. Zoned to i'hrx)se 1-0,0 ore-en with *hut vinyl top Low 519 'f 1109 Snfcrci A'dI' . NEt SONc r l.OR1DA PO5F mitQe air, lull pwer, lk1' iu- . A 7 ni-i' tree', W.'Il & Sppti( t.5nl YOUR F,LlAft1 F OlAt ER ----------------53-TV. Radio-Stereo ., '."i(',')r(lq'ii (entt'r or Iurlr'd 54.930 I owner, ¶7,39% '7233307 ur)J( Chico & The P/tan ( i'-! ,. i..,... - 'i.ilitI'fj I AVE MARY 17') *570 or 81,1 1603 Forrest Greene, Inc. WOoded lakrvt'* Color TV'S from sso B&w, from Chevrolet Station Wagon, good lot en Fi,ved mao vpr' ch,irm.nj lfl 'l'.i PEAt 10R5 U)) _______________________________ Ring Of Power $15. Service all makes HERBS' __________________________ 1944 (O0diti, economical 6 cyl 5,4.) 5200 -, 63 chinery.Tools 1964 Corsair, selling for rt5 7516 TV 1700 S French, 373 173-1 or best offer '3730969 A lInt tb',' '.vlI ''' mu- car a Sanford Atup after S _________________________________ ctanr.' 1747 ri'rtu',,, Tr,',rtt to perform Forrest Greene, I flC. t tOp ef .'IC1CI COLOR TV. $11 95 MONTH '73CdilIac Coup. DeVile like new Estate ficiency AIm meets all P0)iSSOfl 1963 FICamino. Good Condition. us 'n.wi'r 183 bIfi RENTAL PURCHASE PLAPI ml R0cated tsj cc v it?' ' t. 5f•3k d,s 323 6333 ct.5ndard'. Patents u S - Jisoart a. REALTORS extras 172 5393 before-I 30 a m or (44 lO0s 613 73)3 365 9436 before i PM. or 371 0133 ll It) 'i I I A 1 ' after S n m pending In Canada. Enql.5nd. - -. . - - Pyps 40 ACRE RANCH France & Germany Unit fully -_______________ 64-Equipment for Rent 54 Garaqe ASSIJMF PAYMENTS Sales F F Fmaculate I Bedroom, ?Iiai,, ni,Ar.,nte,d it not satisfied at the welt FOPE((.OSURE SALE maintained recently red f 10 days. we'll refund your Pent Blue Lustre Ilectric Carpet redecorated YAPDSt,,E -. ç,',t &Sun.Snappin 'Ce maker money (with exception of in far only 31 50 per dl refrigerator, range, beautiful 8.140 original price may be picked Turtle l,',-,sr, n'ru'wrf tireS, & misc StIlt0n 'hargt') Proven cciCARROLL'S FURNITURE U by' makIng 3 back payments of i' yarn ¶79500 i,, ru tificaslon Installation will hi' 5.6900 each with a balance of ______ rn.5iii' by .sppt only 373 6117 CLEARANCE SALE _____ - I I NEAR SCHOOL I Bedroom ; 57,07%30al1pere-ill lot with 134 66-Horses 55-Boats & Accessories Path, 9711)7' tree Shaded lot. adhl0m't5 In America's ___________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed -. ftest OrOwit'tQ state iust Off 1,1 (Cntral he,,t & ar, nearly new ' - , 1'T. i, ' r', , '. r' , .'. tot,-. - "'--. h)" 1 ti ip4 _______ highway 66 Gently rolling lano . 110 C-CO 137 Ir" '!'iAPID rv'ar Holbrook. Arizona and .5tI WE BUY JUNK CAMS I jacent to the Petrified Forest and I TOP LOCATION-- 3 Bedroom, If yrii, ' vv. got P.5inted Desert National Parks a boat that's Ian bath split plan, large family room, 61-Livestock.Pouitry dlOckr'cl, don't keep it It's too big ...... (all collect for lou (607) 991 1173 C.ninrtfIhrv,' r,..t all the eQuipmer'l fireplace, drapes Shutters car i you nel'rl f'r t(y' g 0005 With .5 to arow flowers in and it'5 too pet, 531,300 _______ ______ 9 Goats valuable tO just Sit arOund and get want ad elder CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk about --. -. . . _____ L,!i 1719 Sell it with a clasSified ad And treat large roomS, 7900 sq tt __________________________ ________________________________ 78-'torcyc1es Any 1 975 your ifi' to a cruise on the kind of - ________________________ ____________________ liedroom, 7 bath, family room, PASTURE FOR RENT. IS Acres, fenced, barn near I 1. Only 5150 boat SHE appreciates epuippen kitchen carpet, color 67A-Feed Motorcycle Insujrance no 171 Cl'I CALL 177 76)1 -- -. . crete, or 7i acres Apartment * I 14. - 9 irfl ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 3734061 or 323 0311 .-ies. br? Bedrooms Adults only Retired 1l 1' Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOCIAT[,)fl 1517 _________ land 2hcdrnnms caro.t. -air. (JUiet Lease Plo pets 377 1110 MOSS? E C. BATEMAN Ri'; Real Estate Brain' Sunday, Sept, ___________ °' - - ______-_______________ lady ESTATE. George Witlit, 317 SANFORD 7 Room efficiency nnenrtwo near town. 575. 173 176? Mnan.r for local apartment cornpli',,liV,. ifl Husband can ether employment 1173754% - 7 BedrOom, &r -conditioned, fenced yard. 1901 Summerlln Ave 55.400 or rnal r oIler 177 3197 _____________________ ____________ with following preferred, or without, in new Zayre's Shoppinq Center. Il 97 arid Airpot Road Alenp'i Fashionsa. Beauty Salon, 171 7510 before 3 good 1st. & FRENCH AVE. - _________ Beautidn REDUCED _____ b'Y8 10 IAJ Monthly Rentals Available 113% $150 --- Color TV QUALITY INN - NORTH I 18. SR 43.1. Lorigwood Evening Herald. P0 Box 1657, Redecorated 3 bedroom, 7 bath, Sanford. fbI 37771. rInse to sdsool and SPOCPInq 30 inch models featuring full view ovens, automatic <lock timers, storage areas and other features. Reduced to sell: $329. $1,187,000. Shoemaker Consir. to Paul F.. Legge & wE, Theresa F., its 3 & 4, 81k C, Idyliwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 4, $SG,400. The Greater Constr. Corp Charles H. Troxel & ss'f. Sylvia Ann U 36, Wckis'a Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, 146,200. FRIGIDAIRE Electric Dryer _______________________________ _______________________ Super Value On washer, model nt. oc Jane G. Silsby, wid, to S71OA, front loadIng, 6 BrlgltteAndres,W6O1ofLts9& CyCles, hardwood cutting board top. Portable con. 10, 131k 5, Flora hits., $100 Senuoole Ind & %'. . to verts to built in. Top of , hills, tless 192 64.95 Constr. Inc. to City of E. Kent, Jr. & Martha I., to Richard G. Markhauseri (married), LI. 14 131k A, Crystal - Combination with walnut finish. Reduced for $319 Philco black and white 13 HAL COLBE PT, REALTOR Evei In 03I2 lodanQ Quiet Deflary community tome Phone 66* 5195 after 5pm __________________________ 85 Charles 8 Track Tape SOLID STATE Philco color set, 19 Inch screen, Regular 5431.00, sale price ADULTS. NOPE 'IS 116W 2nd SI ________________________ Latin' upst&rs apartment $175 month, 510 deposit Water paid 101 Maonolla Avp Phone Ifl 0751 Want to earn Eitra Xmas money? Call 6411079 Reduced $112.00 REALTY IPIC - 207 F 75th St -- StereoRad,o Portable Television Alt Spgs., W 4' of LI. 16 Solid State Philco black and white, 9 inch screen, Brookhollow, $100. HughCLucasJr.&JoaJ1J3eo City of AS, E 35' of it 44 McNetl.s Orange Villa, $100. Robert LEFT ONE ------------ I Fie'drocm apartment, Ill French Ave $100 month plus $23 deposit 377 6317 or 628 4632 -- Only AVAI.OPI APARTMENTS -- 11-Instructions -------- home, with family room 131.500 1?wraetlonvlteAy, Lade'S as fashion show directors f SarahCoventryJew,Iry4rn30 per hour commission Fll or part lime No . - -- - . elperience . rwrrssary impies tree. Start Now 349 5170 or 144 3441 -__________________________________ l4oucebr'epec, live in. for retired Anthony J. Levatino & wE West, $40,000. RonnieD. Thomas &wf Carol to Gerald P. 'Thompson & WE Anna B., it. I Blk C The Meadows West, $40,000. Michael J. Shouvlln & wE is1 - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' 7 Redroom Furnished JU I OPir.W000 - Almost new 7 urlcies, 7 bedrooms 7 baths uaraor.. each Sde ¶32 000 each Call to Sec 5AP4 APif3o REALTY c. REAL TOPS 831 6711 _____________________ RyOwrw'r.IIIR 71)alh,Cp4a.A fmal elnng, f.,m.ly rm w.tr, -. 'replace .'.rr'.Pnp. lenced yard, I.'(i'f rn t,'r1 spltt plan Many 1',. i10s 1?? 00.58 double wide 71' North Carolina Appies. W L Justice -- v,nn SANFORD - Beautiful 7 StOry I berorm 7' z hath 5*'mmn' pool on acre plus Custom buI hOme with many Only I yr old Nnw rPduC,.cI 'n ¶67.500 CailBart Real Estate Harold Hall Realty 31Apartments Furnished ____________________ ----------------!ltaIl o a. 'an?oro Pip* home. )1n , irj,' bedrooms. ?tuii bath% qaraqi. All the "000de" 57% 300 -- 9-Goed Things to Eat ____________________ - - - - We have buyers. We need another real estate Ii censee to help us make sales. Forrest Greene, Inc. 32363%). 332 8970. eves _________ CLEARAN CE 17 ?S 00 Inviting gx)0l, and large I bedroom . I ONG'.','OO[) so ft of REALTOR fl3 Sill ________________________ - REAL TOPS, All 5033 ' TO14 PR. 7 halo hrst non,e. 81 Valencia Court North 7 yr% ok frnced yard. treet good linancin 578 750 Gold Key Neatly Inc I --..- - __________________________ - ..-... .. .. . ... .. . .. Jfl Cl-iC ifl 7' ) I 2lS 377 2118 T 101-INS RIVER LEMON BLUFF 3 Perlrcxm. 7 bath. new appliances. fireplace. includeS garage apartment, rented Apt Tenant choe __________ ______ _________________________ We have listings CLASSIFIED lrw',iton ep 150 37) Ml? - Larry J. Wall & wE Charlene to Thomas Fonseca Jr. & wE Emma H., N 101' of LI 3 BIk F, Dommerich Hills, 6th Addn, $6 ... - CHOICE LIST IPIG5 IN ALL PRICE RANc.[ 817W Itt SI .377 S61I lfl 7157 HOME & POUt S flec$roi'im 7 tatns. 3 (ar qaraQi'. rent H A Pr:r iii PFA -- .a EvenIng Herald, Sanford, F!. - S1 -HOuSehoj Gods ___ BALL REAL rv MOHAWK REALTY INC. RENTAL LAkEFRONT, _____________ ______________ 18-Help i'd, Un. 5,128,000. 7 3 Rr'droom 7 bath, large tenc yard ,'icellent condition 573 9(8) Joan to Edw. C. Smith & wE Firestone S 516500--- 1 BEDROOM I bath 5tOyP, retriqer,tnr s m Av,Iil,it.I,. Caretaker editty U9 900 Your MLS Agency RU location D,aryAjIts 1 BR. 4ir; close to store's, churches Ideal for relred persons 6.83 648.8 or 377 $031 Coppinger & wE Evelyn, U .34 Bik 12 Eastbrook 8. bedroom unfurr' mpt, kitchen eguippq-d1 very clean See to ap I ChUdCareinmy Home 570 for 1. Sfl for? 'fl 1931 - ei ,wv. Richard COVE APIS. bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnithed Newly redecorated Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford 373-l3. Pr*yati tutoring n 'reaclng Cer tI eti readog teacher Grades K lt'rocrih 17 '37? 0918 d. $100. (Ondit ion. elcellent 5)6.300 Terms BAMBOO One area Afte'r 5)0 PM call 37) 0579 - cent, Mrs. Harriett K. Fleming 47.65 percent dba Knox Prop, S 25' of 51t Im Allan I). Bowlin & wE. Elaine BelAire Homes, Inc. to Peter Zimmerman & C. Taylor& wE. Kathleen, it. 90 to Donald N. ZimSpring Oaks, $38,400. Pines Inc. Jean Cochran to I)iane 1-tobillard, I.t 340, less W Mark Builders, Inc. to 20', Queens Mirror So, Addn. Madison Wilson & wE. Shirley, CII, $22,700. 1.1 13 81k A, North Orlando Markalec Brannen & Tern,, Sec 8 Unit 2 134.100. Mary Lee to Wm. H. Sabine & M. Cb, $34,400. . Builders, Mary E., 1.1 70 BIk A, North Orl. Tern,, Sec 8, Un. 2, $30,100. j, Myrlyn wE. Helen LI 218 Queens Mirror $37,. Mark to John C. Mac Cam Corp. - WIlT REALTY LOW PRICE-- 7 Bedroom, in gppd - A BABY'S WORLD. Carefor infants to age7 only Nelt to new Drivers' LICe-me Bureau 2776445. M.WllkinsFr.& wE Pauline ''.. - tom frri? Cpinip,r,, ?r .1-mi W.'ll trwatrI r. I r.- ' A,. ' ' '. ft '1iC liar h'r,i 3119 ", 41'Houses I' (Ian vflUdrnppd iflt0 our hIll adyertls;ng Space Now tha vnure hr You (an t 'pare Would he , qood place Iø lii ttp folks all about your home Cal 1y' ltn ?(rfl.j 322242O Anytime HO QUALIFYING i;i tin P4.3 kirm home, all extras. S Pit nteret 510 000 3?? 2217 ____________________________ p _______________________________ 1(1ST OP YOU----Large 3 BR. 7 Real Estate bath home, nice lamly room, ____________________________ CSluipf)I'd kitihen, new carpet, no ouatfyinq - 37-Business Property Fer tease F'i'eptonally nice ____________________ -TRFP,'r'.ic- i',,,,y i*t.''O'. 1 iirfirn an''. ,- i,,,.,. i no . -................bedr t,,u it d'droo,,1 5115. 7 Fir. 5I3 Carpetesj, ar plan, central air, fireplace, CI. Conditioned, kitchens equipped (clIent location Pest Sanford residential area. OViCf& safe Adults only,No pets COUNTRY 1.AKEFRONT-- Close to 377 179% town. I bedroom, 1 acre, boat 17 Red Furn & Unturn dock lake. pilol, 1)0.5? clubhouse Complete child care %efv,ce% Hew Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323.so90 James Durley& wE %'lda j. 400' of par. 44, Sec 25-21-30 etc. A. - Manor Wumn tohr ' 'Qirn 8. On,,rd in horn,' 121 0)79 __________________________, -__, 3O-Artments Unfurnished _.. _______ ________ -'_------- -MAPINUP'S VILLAGE 321 8670 - of N 420' of W 210' of SW'4 of Carol A. Nichols,S200'ofW 400' N"I)/L4 olSec. 24-20-30, $100. &N200'oIS400'ofE2fJO'oEW LiOJ 29-Rooms - ,MARRIAGES -nr,yo,meçj fly M4rilyfl, Notary. ()u,la. 901 1)7 ________________________________ lecithin! Vinegar' gpt all four in one capsule, ask for VB6 s. Faust's Drugs ______________________________ -6-Child Care ','urlck& wE. Pamela K., it 113, 5 DLAS, A. IS. ttUlseII's ____________________________ , -- Lottoe Benton, wid. to Billy Devonshire, $42,500. G. Strawn & wE Marjori, S 145' Eugene W. Nichols, sgl. to lAS _______________________________ Rentals APE YOU LONELY? Let's help 'ou to meet the right PeckJA just for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 7732710 [)onald L. Lingo & wE Eli. to wE. Joyce 0., its 4 & 5 81k A, Robert G. Foy & wE Wilda j., W Sanlando Springs, Tr. 15, 2nd 121' oEE 1016' oES olS 724.7' of repl., $45,500. NE1I of NWLs of Sec 26.20-29 Barnett Mall Bank to John C. 'less Rd. $48000 _____________________________ FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Aonnymovs Can Help Call 473 4537 Write P0 Box 1213 5ford,0r7hh1 Three 1) Homes, Inc. to Dennist. Drazen & wE. Valerie Ii Ii .1 131k 13 San Sebastian Ills., Un. 2 $40,700. Greater Constr. Corp to Weston H. Myers & wE. Martha M.I.t 13131k A The Woodlands, SeeS, $37,000. The Greater Consti. Corp to Gary F2. (;los'er & wE. I.ucius G., ii 2, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox fl5- 7 nflIy 7 I he ?'fW Pinry,v. o (Orner lot rentr.i he,t air, IO down Oni 579000 hard lot whatever your budget CHILDREN WELCOME IN YOUR FAMILY? I ale Mary , 3 fIR. I bath. fence. no allows Phone '319 6111 AL ANON auatlfyincj 521.930 A(re Realty. to ''mo's & S'mpproj For families or triends of problem Mature. white woman wishes days so -. PFAI TOP i7 SAPIFOPOMOBILE PARKS INC drohers 'mcfl.pfl(i 57 r''r hour 121 a" MoC ntr,iIi 51300 MEOAIL For lurlher ntormat.00 call 423 I .'ulbert & wE. (',isela LI 2.3 P. U 22131k 4, repl. Sh. I & 2 No. Ovuedo Terr., $33,000. On. Townsite, 4th Addn, nthiu I). I)ti IIIIIS & 1. Viiigt' tiE No. Or?., $0000 ____'-' LOOK MAW - iow DOWN 0. - --__ 7i , roles west S.5nford ft, ('i,sri'r 3 bedrocrn. e*cellent condition $15,900 171 0730 or 867 7649 Realty . oo -- SANFORD Ste n stro iii Lloyd McKinley Akxander & Vineent S. Amatu & sf. iQCD H Knox Bet_____________________________________ John J. Dasies & s1 Beverly B., Mary E & (;lenn H Alexander, (siendolyn to Gen. It. Shriver & tinghaus, md. & Trustee to CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES -sec. 3, *45,900. ' tnt. to Charles H. Anderson & sI. Alexandra it 8 81k 2, No. FrankCollier& WI. Irene, same 34-4WbiIe Homes - F X C F I I. F N T I P4 C 0 M E Ithru S times 41c a line - - HOURS Frederick J. Usher & wE wE Lorraine IL, Lls K & L 131k On. 5th Addn., $21,800. dese, as above, $100. 7 story, 7 .part PR)flFRTY 6thru 13 times 3)c a line Helen to Johnny G. Driggers & 41, Amended Mat of Crystal Attention Retirees Heip ('CaIC ,n 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. Leroy II. Thomas & wE. ffl5 aoartmen'% fl Frank Collier & wE, Irene to 16 times 24c a line the ideal retirement v,Ila(lC MONDAY thru FRIDAY ,r,r I vi' n one and rent 3 lur wE Annie Gay, it 17 81k 13, Lake Shores & E 6' of It. J. BIk Hosella to Louis C. Kriebel & ltotxrt .1. Mathews & Jack A. ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ld. tJ?ifUI Wekiva River at CamP ,iprtnir-n!% 571 (' SATURDAY 9.NOOO Eastbrook s-d Un. 5, *25,300. 41. *19,000. Mlt'hele T. N 31' of l.t 31' of Taylor,.I.ts 5-8, 13-16, 131k II Tr. 3 Lines Minimum Seminole 177 1170 _______________________________ _____________________________________________________________ lÀ 31 & S 54' of 32, 131k N, Nor. 31, Sanlando Springs, $28,U00. JIM HUNT REALTY INC. I7'i6O' 7 IR mobile home prvate 17? 2118 7J F'arl Dr thgate, $40,500. Oonald E. Smith Jr. & wf. DEADLINES 7S'I7i' fen(ed mt. large shade AFTER HRS I'. Kelley & wE. '3etty to Evelynto Marie ILGoodwin, it a. sewer COuCIt' Seminole County's natural beauty and 32? 0848 1?? 9781 3I Noon The Day Before Publication Jerome A. ('ma, sgl., S 26' of Li 16 111k A No. On. Terr., Sec 3 Iwelevred s;so mo A A Mi (l.naPan Rroker. ifl 599'! Why store It and forget I?? Sell it and 8 - N 59' of 9 131k S Northgage, Un. No. I, $24,500. _______________________________________________________________________ sub-tropical climate continues to attract Sunday - Noon Friday fOQC$ it with a ClasSibed Ad 3fl $48,000. W. C. Hutchison Sr. & wE. ____________________________________________________ I arac I twdroom mobile hotflf' 76)1 with sreenNl in porch, Iurnushed Terry A. Pretlinore & wE. Abbv to Charles I). Rowley & _______________________________________________________________ 1770 MAGP4OL IA AVE - OPEN Pin petS 575 wk 173 7658 Thelma to Muriel M. hamilton, sI. Penrose 11., its 5 & 6 (less S new residents who buy new homes, . _______________________ I4nucF SIJNDAY IS SPaCIOUS 3 sIIIiS'inIittaflht 4.75' I6&E5'oI5&6inford ' bath n.cr shady MAKES WASTE ____ STORIPIG IT $19,000. It. rinse to s(hOolS breakfast 'Ferr., $21,000. SELLING IT MAKES CASH 4-Peiols 21-Situations Wanted The Herald reports the total land ronm walk in p.jfltry, firepl4ce. J4ick ('layton A ssf. Leola tu Wrn. C. Parlasca, sgl. to - - - PLACE AC1ASSIFIEDADNOW -______________ 04 charm ¶77.500 1st Mtg . Call 322 2611 or $319993 I'.iul I.. Markos Jr. & sf. Wanda G. harvey, 1.1 31 . P I . Edna ¶70.000 5700 ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Attractive, intelligent, young - ___________________________ Rosalie C., I.t 11 131k 13 Wintcr Ltrngsswxl hills s-d, $32,000. W Jamer Vietnamev. lemate refugee. AScoc Coy Pciheqt% Free, 6.117027 for 'We Care"7?.) ftP MOBILE HOMES transactions within the county. To be graduate 04 Uniyerlly of Saigon I 894 782) or I Wtod.s s-d Un, No.1 $30,000. son, REALTOR. "Hotline" AdultS or Teens. Ft,rn,5h,'t ln(luct'nq UI,ltes _____________________________ and English Teachcr College. Jnlin P. Robinson, sgl. to 1 7MA ofer Hr.. Forrest (;rt,I1e, Inc. to Larry Cecil E. Jones & wE. Frances Svdny, Australia, desires Let Theraoeutic Pool WEEKLY RATFS .1. hfanes & ..sf. Marilyn P., it (., 1.1 4131k 21 Townsite of No. informed of our growth pattern be for sale by Owner, II in soulh Seminole Iore or inlproye your heaIIh 7 PP 3 OR nffie Sp,ik II South Park, $23,000. mos old. central heal &air. 3 BR's good English, ('huluo!a, $19,000. Phone8l 1763 tp so t. ws ' baths. 37') 0117. 7314 ElCaptlan skilled in bookkeeping Would %Viii. C. (;rirrith Sr. & wf. c.-'i,rIty Deii'? W,qurt'd John 11. Furlow & wE. Nancy male r,rellent clerk Will work Drive sure to read the "Home" section IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Mary A. to Kenneth Paul to John I. Talky & wE. Ginger every Sunday. -. - USes (enr.'el, fruit trees 5775 373 1155 Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 .. _............. I Well Drilling ni-, r ' ''i '.1'lN,1 All type's and Sizes Werepar and Wrivc STIP4E MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 7437 'A 2nd St jfl $437 .'.ItL To List Your BusIness.,.DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 '7 �- 8C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. II, 197S BEETLE BAILEY ZIP DEPEND , ON 9AZ1~E PRE TO 144N%E AN", A6 1JE !4.11 C-I%E %IE A %^NANCE TO Is Beauty Worth The P ce QA~E A PENNY n PCIR VE 4~~LW TON%N T4-4 CF dM V ' 4 by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP WHAT'RE tXi ') I'M GOING, TO PUT MERBE I S)4OULL PRACTICED'I THINK YO(JD BET... IF I CAN, GONNA DO I IT IN THE 1EAREsr A LITTLE BEFORE I STARTED / TER STICK TO THE Fl NP ONE. 'GOOD WILL BOX. FOOD BUSINESS AND WITH IT PLA."NG FORTH' FOLkS OQVILLE...W14AT D'VJU TH(NK;% LET ME HAVE THAT BANJO.' ____________ g•.r\ I lilt-i-i W 1" I - ' r -4. - - -- r - - - - - BR AT - -- - - - 'I 9 Suii0ay IfferrIA191-. - Of The Herald Services made fun of my "going with a only= as a E' Dear Astrid: t talk n he There Is a girl I like very ' I have long hair and want it look. However, if he is that set back t tomeahdnOWi want to fr osted but m> boyfriend against your doing It you have realize y him doesn't want me to He sass it to decide if this touch of beauty talk to ir. I even cross the with were wrong and don't know I see ber coming! looks cheap. I don't want to Is worth the price. There may street when — change my hair without his be one % ay you could handle the We have classes together and what to do. Can you help me? approval. If I could only get it problem. Tell him you want to have many of the same friends. Lonely y: over to him that it won't change do it and wear your hair that When I see her I,m tongue-tied. Dear LaneI u What YO must do Is to conniel Maybe if he hears it from way for a trial period. If It flow can I let her know that I vince him that the two of You you lie will let me (to it. — doesn't work out you can go like her? — Puzzled have to have a talk about what back to your original color [)ear Puzzled: Frost), What In the world do you happened. (set him alone and think she will do if you speak to tell him exactly bow you feel sorry you are that you her? If she Is as nice a person as and how your f riends I nstead W E I 'ou bclic she is she will be ltened to your own counsel. You must easy to talk to and won't hurt of understand that he was deeply ils ()SWtI.t) •init IAli.S .I(OltV you, hurt and let him know that the ling a spade, used his last stead) with a ioy breaku p Id 13 \UIITII him because all of this you should also learn trump to roil i third heart got but broke up with A bm-k to dumniv by rutting ortant lesson: you ha% an t%O)ears)Uflger 982 anoJier spade cashed durn is Now that we are both older to decide for yourself what my s last two trumps and the 1. right and good for you. £Q 10973 • the difference doesn't seem IN _____ ---;---- - - ally You CC TO -- - _ up --- Astrid Mort Walker SA94;E TO T0%%N iN4 , TEAVI Z - ' 'Ask For Those Under 20: -= -- full (010t ,. 4 f Un f0f ef one - G D - -- MY, SF N E'I BLR 14 1975 I Iasttwotliamofldswh;IecoiF LI'' O'JT '* 4J 8 tLAiiT, I Btfl5 Th6AAL TM vK(43 - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL -- + he hand is siderable studv. Note that if . - - - -. .'. .• • . -, .. - - .1 1il 11-,i*41AW,sillIL-Y& mond 2CHA'JEDJWT '_' -• will have to lead it second dia. early. It will be rutted by *K956 'C-4, L G1T K}.u.,,f4OV-i UH,,,HOtk) MUCH 2'k) THU'JK T4EI.U IL . ceding his last two hearts is •Q63 -' - - . • lip -ulnerable A %%rit - - -, - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis ' i4OW ABOUT THAT/NOW THAT IM I SPENT ALL BACK AT SCHOOL, A 'OU SUMMER LOOKING JOB COMES LOOKING GOT AN FOR A J08-.. [FCR ME OFFER IV 3EEN \ CALLED FOR ,/ UT JUR / - -. / ' 9/3 by He,mdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY OAV Ois.AY' ILL YOWL FF Th .tO',1ES' - f u . -- - North A letter from Alaska asks what dealer should do with 11 3 A I NT Dble V headed by the jack and the ace-queen of spades Pass Pass Ilas% This Is OflC of the oldest joke Unin gIeid I • r prnhleins in bridge As far as we know it was first devised by fly Oswald James Jacobi the late Joseph H Lee ot south looked over dummy and Urooklyn as an auction bridge applied to the C of :Iicil lie (FIt'StIOfl The catch is that they counted Ins winners and saw ask, "What should dealer do' that while there were 12 n " The answer Is (,et a new order tohave th eory, he ought to be satisfied pack cardS 11 clubs headed by the jack you with 11 Eight trumps and three have to have two that are the ime diamonds would come to II and he decided the way to go about (oo you have a question for this would be to aitempt a sort the Jacor)ys,) Wfite -Ask the of dummy reversal JacoPpys'' care of this lie rose with dummy's ace of newspaper The most in. diamonds, rutted a heart. feresting questions will be entered dummy with the queen used in the column and writer of trumps ruffed another will receive copies of JACOB'v' heart, entered dummy h rut- MODERN 1 ILSjil I - -+ FAH'1 - . 7cDw.k'cJ1J. m#'si.i i pj/.11 o 1 ITWAS,IONEFUL I &rrtDiDN"rSLJY TWSEF1..OwERS - IjKNO SUTU..OULCO '----iwAVEIF•1UD ' IMt,ONEUL WilEN t'M 1 ) \ 1r4 PA - - - - :TY, THEN IF FOUND WITHIN THE HE CAN 13E KILLEP AS AN .. w & si te OUT, RUNNING... , . ' Dad's right' I guess I am seeing too much of Dexter. Here it is three days to allowance and already I'm broke!' f R1 PJi4TtfIA A 4JP 'E'f66 AWY7?% crUPXTOMY ' p7 - 4R)'7flf 4*t W AND Oi st - + - -• / - t ,.• + .•. - rn (Jj/ff7/ if - JUST GIVE - - - ... F - - . • .. . '- '-f ' .. , ' • '1T -Amin 7101 ALL my PRESS I A± AT 7HIS DIRE THREAT WEEK-The Soreclqcl- YO U., dri`~ WILL PE A TV r ff -e - - -- I ~ ---- I by Dick Cavall, WINTHROP GDWING - 5LWMER IN • BRUSSELS PLAYPEN IS Y00 KNOW? . HOW - /5 STALE THE PEME, Y00 KNOW' PETAILS -0 • A. •. :- , t' - '• METRIC AREA IT . a 3M S 41 MM . ' U Ik METER' 11/ - - -- MORE- by T K Ryan HWT - . - TUMBLEWEEDS is poyMlffE ,, - 6 ReSCOIN6 ME. - - Chic Young BLONDIE - e'øe I.e 'jqg zze n4sto I - - L. by Garry Trudeau MIY 1 5 )t4/ I C41 Pt/P1 4W5 t4P I(' ACE, £Xfl't' I )C(/ CAN'T Iøf- )tV )O'J - - I DOONESBURY TNRJwING TANTRUM 1 TAKE 5-, A LOT our ( - i iNE L&A,SLO1\ I 1---- - - I - mm Wpm 'STUAPT W NS I square loot a 0.093 square motor L 7. 0 motor as :3 square CI• . i--- p fW) motor EEK MEEK L_ POST NO - .• cLIpANDsAvE; 71 ç, - AREOU - BOOK Pop.-, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav $TIP INTO MY OFFICE FOSIKETT, SEvRAIcf PRY VERY INTEREV006 AGED ' 3 ' p., ,I M' -cit iA1• ' 4'-r" - ,.j4? s 'r •'; ' Seminole High's cheorI&aders give their all to root for their football team Story, more photos on Pages 2-3 GIViGAW4YOuRA6Ej WHEN YOu RLACH ~v ":• — {AI - N- Ll I hr .,I ~p UKt:~ RIANC YVV VvUrr% M^ Ivu N I I I tI U40 KNOWS? lb b 1- I-t\4' LJ 1 ,- .b!,M& v i. - ' -- 11 "1T It by Frank Hill - FMIT! #- "c' 12squareyafds by Bob Montana SHORT RIBS C1'CfPNE " it i-i 000LE AGE IS WHEN - 9•i AND X'LL EXPLAIN CA I How OUR NO ABOUT WOW (EDOW M/OOL(466S, 0 j HISTORY. 4t, -rh 'S V H I' - A IV k c i'!'>i,Ii't V).' ARCHIE HELLO, kilometers 0 16 sQ,,&e I — -- - -- - - �BC—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Sunday, Sept. 14, 1975 For BEETLE BAILEY Those Under Ask ' 20: Astrid ' Mort Walker TO ~4AS%E AN~ A :OANCE Is Beauty Worth The Price9 FOZ TPE & LIM TO _ U You "'o 1 ASTRID To 1bIc Of course it won't change you knows? Ile may The Iferald Services really much any more. because :; I '9 3 gfi@A : ALLEY OOP rv ou . ,.. . . Un f0f ':i7u r1 r M*V 7 r_. ri — Sunday, Sept 14,197S 2D—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. m(,'&'. 7~I By JF_kN PATTF—SON Herald Women *s Editor :: I V11 cheerleader because she's LUughter of Mrs. Je inette Set- iny team," stk- adds. Mrs. Ellen Ilintoo, 123 Laurel always loved being around of Country Club Heights Tammy Hinton, 16. a junior, Dr she says although people and enjoys the ex. Unda adds she wants "to also likes to express her pride practices take up a lot of her If you believe in omens, citement of the game, the promote school spirit and and corthdence her school time, she still enjoys them then the success of Seminole band and cheering itself. make people as involved as and team through and geLs a kick out of par. Htgh School's cheerleaders at A ttiiiior in school, the possible. I love my school and cheerleading. The daughter of ticlpattngfn other rvent cuch umumer camp hopefully means a good season for Tht th1 Y' At the end of the week-long held in Leesburg under .. . the sponsorship of the American Cheerleading AsSlOciation, the 10 lovelies in Seminole Iligh's squad stood V , AL1 t.ruJiioott •"'' BA}PI. """- VH...HOtk) MI.H . i mt , LA (tinui From 2-1)1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. because it le me express the belonging to her school. Sonya Manley, 15,a junior, daughter of Mr. nrid Mrs. 11. Donald Reagan of Iakc Mary, way I feel about our football commented Juanita is the daughter of Mr. and night, 1O5 W 13th St The says cheerleading is fun and teun 16-year-old junior is turned on exciting. I know how hard the Ilayes, a I&year-old senior Mrs. Clifford Manley of by the games, the pep rallies teams work and I want them and daughter of Mr. and Mm. Sanford. She sums up the feelings of and just cheering In general. to know how much we ap- Charles Haves of Lake the entire Monroe Terrace. varsity "Even though this Is just predate them." Teresa "I love being part of things; Greene, 17. cheerleading squad when she toy firL ytar, I had to learn is feeling of responsibility and I love the spirit oi the crowd at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. says, "I like to keep up the kindness toward my peers," our games," says Melanie Williatim Green of Sanford, school spirit. I think that she said and mentioned the Webre, 16, a junior and likes "to show the guys Seminole is the best school, new friends she made at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. somebody does care If they has the best team and win.': This senior finds anybody would want to cheer summer cheerleading camp. Lester Webe. "1 like being a cheerleader cheering gives her a sense of for them." Julie Karin Regan, 16, Cheerlead ng i . ' S - -' Work . And -' - Aw the top Being No 2. out of 14 squads from armM the state, is not bad. even if the cheerleaders do say so , : ... • . . . . ,-- SCHOOL, A JOB COMES LOOKINS BACK AT SUMMEZ LOOKINC, FOR A JOB... .10 'i OF FOR ME -- -- •" - - - lit - score .:& ,a :' . I - "j . . - -. - .&L I / , 't 1/ I - - -- - x 7j ir. . •'-- - *TY,, 7HEN IF FOUND WITHIN THE -:0 HE CAN BE KILLED AS AN OUT RUNNING... , -.\ " - - 1h - ' . _c--' . .. I •'111L - -- to help spur their team on to victory at evtry gaaw. Attired in trim. figurefitting orange tunics, the proud letters SHS emblaironed morange and black acrosathe fronLs.the glrlj dance and prance. split their vocal chords with urgency for the Tribe to go. go, go, anod scwe, J •. 975 ) 77 ;= BUGSBUNNY I Vt CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS di%idual honors. Selected to the varsity cheerleatib ng squad before the 1 W1-7 5 school year closed for the summer. the girls have been e= at Friday's opening game of the seasiar was nothirig IM than spectacular. Anyene who witnessedtheir orange and black patterned antics at the game will agree the girls did a splendid job Son'* of the cheerleaders have had pre,ousepenencr on the juniorvarsaty squad; others are new to the game But each brings fresh en- I)AY . Hard work and enthusiami on the Seminole High squ. J this overafi honor at camp as HOW ABJTT1AT I SPENT ALL NMI -- ' _____________________________________________________________ , , _j Sunday, Sept. 14.1975-3D _______ ws washing cars trA raise money for the school's new stadium. "I love it. I just love it,' enthused Sandra Wells, i('nnflnued On Page 3-ft in THE BORN LOSER -Irre.'r 'c r -Kvcr'siiHl' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ) Tribe Cheerleaders Work To Build Spirit . AO'JT ') Wi's BI full Cole( 't talk There Is a girl I like very baby. Sincet n e go back Ihave long hair and want it look. However, Ifhe!sthat set boyfriend against our doing It you have much but l can't bring myself tO tomeabd now lW8fl OK Frosted but in realize my friends doesn't want me to. He says it to decide If this touch of beauty talk to her. I even cross the with him. I and don't kio looks cheap. I don't want to Is worth the price. There may street when I see her ctming! were wrong nd what to do. Can you help me? ve classes change my hair without his be one way you could handle the We ds. Lonely ve iany of the em. Tell m you want to approval. If I could only get it see her I'm over to him that it won't change do It and %ear your hair that you mus! do Is ; if ' r' it CI MEKBE I SHOULD PRACTICED,I THINK YOU'D BETA TER STICK TO THE BFEQOTRHE, STARTED FOOD BUSINESS AND ( LET ME HAVE THAT OcV1LLE ... WMAT BANJO.' SUhiday IlerRid - Pretty, shapely and full of pep — that's lfrom left) Tammy Hinton, blelartle Webre, Juanita Hayes, Sandra Wells and Teresa Greene. &9W07 - ' Sco" The varsity cheerleader squars spocr this year Shirley Bauch — young. BLOW DIE trim and vivacious enough to III UT I 010P41 be leading the squad herself ' w*s TWESE FLOWERS DCUFLL td, u h sqi , E~ Iou'1'D5JY MEcaptain falls to Jeanette ESELO'WE5 17, Cas DEAR daughter A. ,. -..,' s. i i I ' _ f . ___ - - ...._____________ ' ' -- . ., - J.' .. .- . . . .# .- 'j• - _: - : / . .- .- ' - Jeanette love:s leadmg Ow Practice makes a perfect cheerleading squad, believe the Tribe's number out Java. - WINTHROP , / ( , 1 ___ Th4EAlNIEST AN2(7IAMPE6T VRII4 1H f6 JO i .1 '1 4 - _ )a3MS0Zn • ________________ _1 =i Howard Part Ave,she likes beings cier1 became it ts ne1nvi1vrdui,dgt 'I feel cheerleadingts tag my school *rit and andIraUy Wit domg it. T esaIXc(hdwork bizttt con berrwarthagmid we Mali bmv some gooid times togetber. "I think mint of all, dwer is diaiwing yaw Set. 15, says she WATER is SrAIE, ,r *VtJLP WA GOAT 4t10 ITMIG/IT 'E QUEEN ALE7 70 LQSE HER 'ER AT THIS ()IRE THREAT R TUR?4SSHOREWARD. -lEXT WEEK- Tile SorceIVII, Apu boOgting the team to ylicury." she explained. -I like the Credit, too." she added TnIschie%1us1y referring to the balf..credit the students receive for thew pamc4mtkc in cheerleading. Staureen Harnscc a !t vi Z N- 0 jA tjr MV 5. EN is a G.. Tr*., Go! ye Jea.acie Cbe, capcala of Semsk High Sebool $ arsfty chredeader iqd. Herald Phetea by Bin Vtneet Cherricading's team work, agree co-captain Maureen liarTison licit) and captain Jeannette Cache. Jr 'Rah, for the old black and orange, calls head cheerleader linda See. ".. -. ____ DOLE )OU CAN TEI NJ 7a7 i E Aa.f Ll b U40 KNOWS? PUT O~F FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves MY St' It Ir I " k1. , 0 r' I I, SHORT RIBS by Frank Hiu ATIAR)JND,1I K. AND L.F-'T .ETELL ICLJ, - .. e\ . )4: . 1'i"4AT WAS SOMEWIN!), I7Vr WAS A9'&Gth1 FOu5 N AS 1 WAS WIND T34 1 77t'fA$qy:' I / V �______ 8C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE For Those Under 20: 'Ask Astrid' Sunday. Sept. 4, 1975 BAILEY Mort - Walker h ,W 5 T up r ' am ir . /I IF I 1. ___ i _--_0 -11.1 L A _-0 I , _______ Li~~~] & 179 7*-~-p, A __ I 2 11 iç as person, only tnthe ay you Dear Astrid There is a girl i me very baby "Since then he won't talk I have long hair and want it look. However. If he Is that set t bring u have rnuch t I against u:a7TY:I(; with him. I realize my friends even auty talk to If this decide doesn't want me to. Ile says it e%TOflgamidOfl'tkfl0'i worth the price. I don't want to he cliange my hair without his be one way you could handle the We have classes together and what to do. Can you ainnoval. If I could only get it problem. Tell him you want to have iluiny of the Same friends. Lonely over to him that it won't change do it and wear your hair that When I see her I'm tongue-tied. Dear Lonely: What you must do Is to con- if he hears it from way for a trial period. If it How can I let her know that I I01 I - !Y y !'! MERRE I SI4OULDA PRICT10EP YOU'D RET - I THINK 4D—E A LITTLE REFORE I STARTED ( ThR STICX TO THE PLA'TING FOR TH' FOLKS FOOD RUSINESS ORVILLE ...WHAT D'NOU TH(NK-1 LET ME HAVE THAT - S d , S i ____ . Girl Stater Is Now q .! I . a ii . . TerrI [ ACROSS . Seasoned Politician \& I I ROSI IAK JOIINSO\ ll 1.L' 8) JlI 1kV 1 / Lake I N L students and friends hit ir prifluit Mr k h irnctt to Patriot untr Mr. liarnelt ussutnes tits ness A / THE BORN LOSER '- P\ A A&V"S V unt tV i •., (:% ,~ - Namie heard about ex- Namle-Angela Narria is a state and won. 16-year-old 11th grader from Lake Iiranley welcomes all Bogata, Columbia. Inflogata, faculty and students. Namie said that her school of 500 was much smaller than ,4 £ Lake BranUey, so she, like Area resluen iS --.' __________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS l4OQ ABOUT Tk4AT, a r NOW T(.4T k". LOOKING FOR A JO3... '11_~ JOB C08`165 FOR ME; SUAAMER I many other new students and Freshmen, was a little lost the / ' L0,00JS GO first couple of days. Her courses consist of reading, American History. English, /I ~ -I ) and Color. Humanities, - \,, (' I ( A in eric au Aniertc,in Dr4una V I ') 'I - -' I\ 1 L , "- ,'- .\\ i - ç - 11 tL1J'' - to 'I - 11.1-C 0 f. I DIS AQ - - it , .1 A ' .^I _~. -./ — 69A- ?11 .114. -`I` Everything Is Free: -J WINTHROP - ; I -: , I .~ I A Meals, Canoes, / ANP C'AMPT lah -k, ::=l0 y . ,,,,~ ' Couiing .' = thunselses as soon as the fun — —— i ,\Uiutics arc no Just be ginning. Lt ss dubs, Jiz, conctrts Ever) da) there art more things to observe and more people to meet, Speaking of meeting people. I met a very Interesting woumn with a very big goal at the college. tier name is June Gordon, and she is worling a program for married, IIJS '.. PR5ftkt of it .; - -- — , r For ____ ' — 5 26 r 28 29 - : Be sure and come to the IV . Information Meeting to be held i , J I 1 trying to help, old, young, middle aged people with ,, need to find work. There are many different cases explained to me where the woman Is the breadwinner of tile family. So don't defeat ;~ , f f—,- 7 .A- :,- . f _--._ .1 -._~-_, __ __ --I-__J L , Seminole County. Your school will let You know time & date. -, - For Information call (904) 789 2957 Mr David Davies, Dist Scout Executive EEK & MEEK )O4irSeIf a / % I —_ ____ I T \L\ 0 ~ . 07" ~ — .-_ I - % - 0 - 48 education will be multiple held on Oct 11 (set an 49 56 .... - - - — — - - 1111 TKU f SAM SAAS . ____ ( r,~ - 4, Ir 1-11, , ty I _~._/ ___q"7L . Sunday, September — 14, 1975 pleasing no one, t' I) F' KIK\ byBoblhovu . It U .. -I -A, ) .1 : It N " I It L I IC It F I 0 () I. N U I A , ?~ 11 , I 110 ' II A I (' itHitit but in IoS Itt tcruiis (or i Irk ud ill itt I son n - I' () () (- 1) (- For () 1) N Monday, IllSeptember MIlES (Mirch 21-April 19 Don't take things for granted . N () I) A () i E (I = ~ - ;];-. fA I ~ - () I I 1) I) (. F I' 1) , U I \ ( () I) iTJ (11 1 It I) ( I nstriactions- The hidden names listed below appear forward. backward. up. down. or ,liallonalls in the pusile. Find each hidden nafne and boz it in as shown: '4 - . / ' 14 - / - ('-/ - .• -: '1 1`1 C ~";*A T', THEN IF FOUP.J 1 CUT, RUNNING.. - - --- ,I St ' ° I - . ~j at If-. I = fim 111111111111111i Fil; a a U 11:9 3ilr,~ ' ' • 1J I it Vi S t- I '-, ,'s I 'THE OTHER SIDE OFTHE a r (1SSiOftS tOda) if s ou JX)ke AQUAIIIUS Jan .F cb your nose into another's - JI • . your comments to yourself von organize your titmie and 1,E0 0uly 23-Aug. 22) set siwcific goals. You'll be saddled "ith 11IJSCF_1; (Feb. M.Nfarch 20) r Tt W7 j1 'it 10i NE 1 IIIKA iStpt 23-Ott 23) assumt will Ix a little stmfftr This is defmnmtti not thi da but our a check slill ix In tr', to kecp up with tht fntttr for it £ "uursing. ) 1 i1CkIflg 0 SOI'CCI'C1' ft --- 0-4 5a3MffP0Zn I I #A ~' i~-T__ -~~. !A.41~.~11 ' t-_, A 0 )Pj I., I " , 51. III T_ :11 ~," ' -~_. — -.1 fr, -r --!Li A ~_- - --t, .J.ir 4~ I 64 l, ~-4k.. i:, - -_- J~.. .41,_ ,--Irr=-, _ ;__ lJ , ,____ - -_ -.,A 9 r~l I V ~ op I RJ I ~ i i A I, . 02. - ;' / , - .__, . . i ffl dp - o ?14 t/ . I -- --- J I V / '40 9 . SCS Beftha - -,-I Lv_~L 1. ,& 't 3 its i WEEK - TI . 1IW,IU 10RtYC1 . - AVOt .- 9.iif . i __ - ism ______________ - .,-t4 -I _! 7' ~ ... YOUR BlI1TIlDAN* Sept. 15.19175 , :. SOW A GoAr ANO Ir M16H7 The King A.,W Not Loyal for the brighter sidt.. Take no risk while working that would violate safety N"ou're likely to inake if proc,edures today. lie patient. chillige this %car where your Don't let your attention work or career is coni erned. 3ndur. .. I . "I "I WATER /s SrALE IT Vyt)(j -0 J . & " , ) ,I Robbed ill . _% P___ ' - I .I - ii -~U; .! -it - i CKAtyr -i I ' . - %I YOUR 11111THDAl' Sept. 14, 1975 191 You'll do a lot of inef- iiiaklng. Thought you're aware turn thins (fiat should be ,if this, they'llstill not be easy pleasurable into chores. I.AH)k • ______ Y F.tijov much Iargo'r *-.k .\ I- ml puzz!t' wit Ii i't'r ,'j (1 , ' I' morder voilurne. 1. 11 and Ill, ,vtid $1 for rach. making check, i U i I / °° ('U rt a prime t irgt for a It won't wake you an)' less a CANCER tJune 21-Juts' 22) complete picture before ~ N101SI DAY. 11!??? # I •00 ha rd ha k Stor) t (Ida) Joneses. Don't overspend to try to impress someone. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 221 -_ - humanitarian to make sure you're not being put on. 15, 1975 WITHIN ThE co. HE CAN BE KILLEP AS AN millil)rLince will be neglected. complicate a friend's .serious -ilill Iquil~~,I 0 (;F.%IINI (Slay 21-June 20) problem by offering adviLe —_ Pius - I iii,1111"1111110V Ile extra careful how you to(Lay without having full "MEAN a I BLACK" Itandle financial affairs today. knowledge of the facts. . With or you in.ay make some CAPRICORN I Dec. "--Jan. L TIM BROWN. Gingtr irrat' jonal moves, hoping to 19) Treat warily any business I Closed every Thursday. (XRATE) save nioney. They'll cost you tips you're let in on today by sat. a sun I 006:30 "BLOOD OF THE DRAGON— Itt'IU(ON 1(1 T Sit 5( 5 I ' £ I priorities in proper per I I f- - ii. - ., I i I I I , - p -. " _- ((U ( not likd) to base sour tranquilits at honk tod frltial1) or in business till SA(,IUARIUS t Ms. 23- )OU have a (tlance to kno toti,i) A matter of 1X. 21) You could further tht in s II ) S F. t' A It If A 11 .1; I ( I ) Y I i t' 1) .%I it R F ' , 'I;jI , ______ You'll be inore involved if, dealings with friends. You're You're not apt to be a patient tile soci. -it whirl this (-0ining oil verN slippery ground. and tolerant as -ou should be )-car. Don' t, however, becoint. I E 1) 0 0 N II___It If 0 1, E *I, T %, I %, r K It If A S F G I -%I E It F 1) 0 ft I G A I E . . S 1) (It isbn 1 rs to I)I.c.lt( rs or iad s nu II s md up ( •" 0 V t, 1. N () c I I I I . it I . I I I ) ( ) I . P .,\ t * A I It F ( ( ' JH I~ L ' V () ( I) N U 11 C A N C enci . I '° ) , F "'n t - '- 'c-' "' ...! I %. ,*-"\ U % -0 . Ll t V \Y J a PIN 1')-4AT ___ WAS SOME WIM), "Ik-4AT I 7__.,.~b I ,. -_ WAS 4 &tGER ~ DiDN T ) PUT %F I . /I ewii-~ C If)' ' HOW ' GUR I 13 . _________________ --(~~ .~,--Tl vwi,- ,i , I 7" _- _____ _-~ . _ --- : 11i - P_-A'~n_:~ -_ t~ - - - `1 rL~_"---44., - I ,~ ) -1 . a D ______11" PU01 DON' r PPI ) I 11 " ,, _•'____•____._l . .-- i6TIP F rI .- - " ~_ = \ ': , 40 .0, ( I . 4v':y " j- . Ir ;6 ~ ] --- 'VTER ARJUND F()J(S i 1: -.\ / - 11- . . ...1111111~1'w_ ii i - - I ,: I ,'''P4 . 1 11 I It 0 E 11 U C K It 0 A S 1) V It !\ () () Elliott Ave..Sanford, received PhD from thL, Ins,ittile (of 11beral Arts and hlis,s I.uljae Ann Norman, dilughter of Sir and Mrs. i) tnuin 0 Hi )iw.i -92, Fern ., n, 11 FRANK AND ERNEST - talking down ill hun. l.EO Jut)' 23-Aug. 22) \'our t n WHEN YOU RWH AGED ____ . - i ..,I . f (IIAI(, hANNAh ' 414 .\ . Awards Degrees d degree in . , \1 4fr 1 SEEK & FIND ltfl;1%Inu r 'a.. women) do so because they just can't control their competitive urge and have to beat their old time. mass" M111111111M 11:14111" I BA*OA1J'4MATS,IVE*YDAY1 112:30PLM.-S1.25 — - - ! - - / (and it is usually men, not — - *I ~ !, ~ bbaLl, ~ BY BERNICE1IEDEOSl. SA(1'VFARIUS i N9v. PI0Ys 14) pass off things you judgment in materialistic Dec. 21 I Vou're more in. IL 36 37 3's" slioulti be doing. Your sub- pursuits is razor-sharp today. (crested in a good time today terfuges won't work. It's in contrast to your in- thii in responsibIlities. TAIIIIII S (April 20-May 2o) sensitivity to more aesthetic Accordingly, you'll ust. a 111ild 3 You have a tendency today to values, feint where a knockout punch 46 7 take strong positions on issues VIRGO i Aug. 2.3-Sept. 22) is needed. on which you are not full)' 1)oc't conic on too strong CAI'R(t'flltN l)ec. 22-Jan. 51 2 Informed. A sharp opponent NidaY with Iwo* of lesser 19) Concern with making I — will lear your arguments to ineans, unless You want to be favorable im 11 55 shreds. t'inbarrassd into sharing lead yOU to follow ____________ (;EMINI May 21-June 20i sshen you don't want to. V a c ill it ng course 57 N flu . rly defensive I.IIIRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) detrimental to your own today regarding one of the You can attain what you seek caust' larnib A Iricnd s innocent t oda but ou niust kno AQL AItILS I Jan 2F IL) rc In irks s ill bc misin s tic n to stop talking 19i !iri t It .inon un hb0'dg £'odge "fl" terpreted, causing hard Otherwise you'll uiiake far-out (aniiliar with Your business feelings ('0nt'cSSIO,lS give you advice oft the (op of ('AN('EIt iJune 21-July 22) SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22i their beau. There's danger if II I' H \1 () (' I oIlus your Instincts in Sonic tliirn s ou e son ft kiiipted to follos it ,, science - Ii — AllIF-S (&larch 21-April 19i You'll try to use ('ute little - 34 ~ . The Important jogging is not to push your. self. Always gradually train -: . _: - - - : . 1 There classes' - ___111___ - 10=116 ~__ "Si nut ston I n I' t stnpc d st II iddre s' tnvclope for m.iiling walking. Do this once or twite maybe only 100 steps counting HOROSCOPE For ' _. _______________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ —— - - 44 I _;;~- _ I if111017119 the 372 persons to ._ .e receive degrees . at Atlanta's __:~ ~ I -. mory University ' s Aug. 2-I summer comnhiicncenient I r i -.. - ~. , -. 7 I If — —— lB 19 _________________________________ — .J 23 122 24 39 - ,ilisho1 of 39 Diiilribut-j -- - 35 101 Variety Tree A grauuat --- -t M A the club and member of track and football teams. ROBF.RT 1fOBG(X)D wonwn are now having to Ihat they have no training club I U% l I \ ( I I I can walk an hour at a time (luring the walk and then when your left foot hits the repeatedl y without getting gradually increase the ground. and then gradually teacher (Bib) SEP fEMBF_R 14, \ ork, NY 10019 Send $1 00 for tt)( t() isuts of Thc lie Ith numbers 11and '.'. 33 graduated from Lake ' they might find work. h1any Lstv F. T It t' 1, P.* A ( ) I N G Iq :-., , na bling them to take their Joleen Savas Cole. 409 Her1AW places as members of the milage Dr., Altaniontv ,~I_ i, ' -1 South Carolina Corps of Springs. Ile was on tillCadet.s. wrestling team and yearbook Craig is the son of Mr. and staff arki a member of the qw _ .00.-.- hIrs. Todirl G. Hannah of 117 ehes:s, ecology and German -..-1~,L--w=00 ii4lL - ~2i, ' astern Fork, Longwood and clubs. - wiere ( 01 code . 1 40 -. fld ach 4 Dom-nul,.e oi 16 0 1) () () ' walk to one hour, When you 36 Samuel's 31 Son of Capt. and ,%lrs. W,W. tre indoctrIited during i ,. . . training L su o conuntrattu .i — - 2 rnaca*s —— - tadel Hobgnod 35 Horsemen , - till Exercise. fleart awl J - Week"at The Citadel prior to Circle. Altamonte Springs. the return of upperciamnen Robert is a oaduate of Lake Sept. 3. Freshmen cadets Brantley, where tic was ;I Craig G. flannah, Robert W. itk- mber Ili the varsity fmt- - _~ .I I 11F.I.-.1'.1n -- 21 ' 'o erniiit nt for and bs (ho 1)plt Local Cadets Enroll At The • ,, _________________________ I excessively tired tlw-,n you (,an titimber of times you jog in the increw%e the length of your jog to the proper level. you introduce a jogging prograrti. ritiddle of your walk. lie sure by about 10 steps each day. have been off exerciseIfbuild age 44 Italians n.. 22 They belong 10 for his Cap.lill About that point you should not to push it and stop jogging Eventuall y you Will be back, gradually, to your have a tnedical examination at once if you feel tired. jogging as long as you want to the - 45 Confined previows level. A good rule to to i sure you can do more I sentualh ou could build up States 47 OUIbuid, ifter a arni up walk of 20 follow is neer jog so fast that 24 Shops 49 igorous xrctse to jog'ing dl d slow pace for a flhiflut& S N Challenge ; 50 courtesy las" ) OU Cdfl I carry on a con For th6se with no nie(hcal ' wlwle hour if you wish. Walking, jogging and versation without getting contraindications the next i An alternative method after running exercises are great breathless. Phase is to jog a short you are cleared for walking for your heart and circulation. Do not try to set records or dL%Lance during your walk, would be to walk for 20 If you want the details on Pusti Your own speed. hlost of — don't overdo it, Then resume minutes, jog a short distance, joging and running for your the men who get into trouble DOWN the two of longress s orked on passing It 'isl ition n';I ly rys Strtot dkint' for 15 JIlIHUtI ' 'iOt((LIbt U (I (,rd(lu ilI incrt4isc Uic leng th of )OIJ 11 lef one heart, write to tile in care of 'ill.% newspaper. Radio city Station, 1'. 0. mx 151, cw Dr Lamb 1 f0f Sunday, Sept 14, 1975—SD 19 CIc.sn 4 17 . lit' Is, voice his opinions and c xercssi his rights than ou r (OlUIflfl' 1 WOOdY pt4nt 31 governor in 13 2 — • at the EPIC C liter is now training pers,o m *e !o IWAP tile a a '- ii uneuucaieu n •ie1 Hikes, Handicraft " anol sous A It ading ps ehologist F h 11 ~) ,il'k,) C) . k~ 6% t -7 Fin sure everyone will n__AE&.b__ th' 15 American can take a part in year. On Tu sda), WtdnesLi> j • , 34 ''L 35 5-nget -- 37 Hebrew tet10 1 ch(rw it chairman and ship. the shoirt %eek the girl!, On Sundliq Senate and House **rnade close friends aswell as bills were drafted and Laura learned about how cacti on her primary. A I ,,, it graduation w&s afternoon party conventions held witfieach girl receivi ng a your studies: getting to be something. - . Ac tisitk ,i mountin' and year. IV tennis courts are beautiful and I suppose nice to play on. Wonder if I could Paisley, Florida I IA . 0 Thurs .tLay, CHARLESTON. S.C. - dents were among the 776 We have many foreign Three South Seminole stu- Freshmen completing "Knob students at the college this Camp La- No-Che 0 II,I and asked his name. SEPT 27 & 28 I - you ras - . . 11 - ~.-It - - - . County of "Suwanee," That :. • ' -' ' - won a commission seat in her attended. oil T ,. 54 In these elections I.aura also Tallahassee press corps al.so that the summer spouse has gone" There will their-own-thint' Today while I is 4iiting for a dacs to tiettin I listened to a m an ' ~_ \ , I SAT. & SUN. ' F- - Walking around the campus ' " I • VDC • f r a I ___ " ,,I . III vacation had bet A political rally was held on government." m a lot of fun. lie a small fee to cover the Mw back to school, Itenlizing that a governcos t of counselors but no one Monday followed by executive office returns and the eke mtnt Is h4it the wopk mike i11 be turned aw'ay t I iave met a ot of in (ions of congress Laura was it, Laura had advice for all teresting PeOPle at SLL The New building construction elected a Senator, as was citizens. -If every citizen instructors are t,,erc to is under way. This school is Lyman's representative last could realize how important benefit (Bring Dad along too 1) 111 ~~~ b -f~ . .,e~ : 0 1 Q - campout with the scouts BLONDIE cc 'YOU 70 Lry E IUESE r-LOWERS • You are i 't A. Li tern tu r e, There were a total of Itictor) and summer graduates receiving degree from PSU DfIVC 1. Av TA • t '_\ / - - tation Services. _____________________________________________________ \ " 11 . ige. Meg is a 12th grader and Studies: and Linda C. &'hoen, throtight the week I had begin a social life after you the her courses include Design Casselberry, MS in Rehabili- realized ~V_ ~ - : .Nlr. and Mrs. Windsor. who Speech Pathology; Roger It) hand in. When was it ever care, legal help and social have a daughter near Nleg's Pratt, Gasselberry. NIA, Asian going to stop? Progressing life. etc. Just [tow do BUNNY ' ' Comm. A .. - 33 Three times (comb lom) utella, Sanford, BS in another step. My feet were were held. Laura compaigned charm resembling the gzjteor Nleg Feeman is our other Psychology; .Samuel I,. P, Someone vAill be there from to riin against a Nationalist Floridia and a diploma. exchange student frorti rish, Sanford, MSW, Social felt like crying. Every new the Ibou..s, of Representalives for one of seven Supreme laura called it "a fantastic Sydney. Australia. She is Work; Kathryri L. Nelson, class I went to, there were Court seats. Parties also experience th.at I will always to The classes will be staying in Spring Valley with Fern Park, MS. Audiology and more homework assignments all issues; child drafted their platform and look back on fondly." Within discussing _J IV . . I '....L.. ,111111A I _ _`~_-r___=_~_9 7____`_, _ _ -- -- ____ ____ O u .send tile details (III , Lirting th .ilking ex&rcis irogr.im You mtntioned in . un f Exercise • AUI)RIi\MB_(:, [ vç 30 JOn(Gae4scl 32 Boy s name • language beginning in tile . Bear Lake, are her hosts. ( A I Seminole As the first eek of school had come to a close, I lund Get . begun wondering what it was August graduates front all about. Being a freshman in Florida State University in college is not what high school 17 Compass po i UcIe ((1' iI) 0 SI'eeIs (ab) ' After registration the girls ft grade, and gu1atIon of forti)e(l 12 cities of 22 inem• corHiominium buildi ng, hers. City officials were Tuesday was highlighted by elected that night and Laura, the inaugeration. Officials a member of the Federlist were sworn in by Florida Party, w8s chosen one of five Supreme Court justice "ortega" commissioners. Joseph Boyd. Present at the Saturday, the county swearing in were (sovernor elections were held. F:ach Reubin Askew and other county consisted of two cities. dignitaries. Members of the — inath, anid P.E. h1r. and Nirs. Tallahassee from Seminole was. I found many diiys when Charles Cagle, who live in County include: Theresa Mi n. I thought I couldn't walk ( BUGS By MARY MAR11 NOILL • BACKATSCI4OO 4 All si A '. 1958 9 Eggs 24 Bi shopr i c Oleic acid salt 10 DSOVCJVS 25 Conclude ib Declare ii 27 Cruise ships 57 Admont%hetl 12 Soap-tram" call annually at Bills NIssed bY the 1975 by Giri's State were: an annual of "Seminole." ,F P 46 Oij n ' 23 Thus June 20 and arrived in of non-returnable bottles. Confused Freshman Learns Way Around Cos 21 Small shield . l4IlLlhdssee that afternoon electie rthgion courses in hili in Tallahassee she and secondar) M hools end of t& 263 other high school juniors use of live anfinals, in training stayed at Florida State racing greyhounds, required University and ran the state instruction of foreign two exchange students, one herself. After extensive in. _.A f American Legion Unit 256 or VI) education program 10 Casselberry, left, Orlando secondary schools, abolition of the man), requirements isa other from our friends in competition and from there South Ame rica. she went on to compete in - = Accomi 45 46 Do*, enerate 15 Ascended Girl's sponsored Laura, tie) s fit principal B i* rage in school and a Also new to Brantle) sire s ritte n utobiograph> of rejrcseiung the duwn-uudcr terviews Namie was chosen. country (Australia) and the Sleg was chosen in area Lit Virgin islands St — — island Ii High spent it week learning about operation to Mr. 8arnett, they change students at school and also Wish the best of luck to so she went to apply for it. One (;`-~ I the orkini' simmin' l"lorida government Sta te. pledge their support and m Lyman (S r just • 1ijO III' t Ifl' Irotii school, Lwr.i I aultxi - — I ,%fr. Bill Doughtery, Bran- -1 Millilik r Seminole County for almost 15 Years. Just as the Niriots THE 6 U.(J.,. (.O p5 Th p 1 ~ to1,Ak: Walking Plan For 39 ilaff ' th r'11 B ranHoy . duties after serving in 'r I Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. 40 ()( iRii -1 I 71 • ______________________ - rN"ln F --~ - - I 1 ________________ Exchange Students _'\ . . I. 14, 1975 I,I A I -- . Brantley Welcomes I . . color 8 `11111 11 i H era Id, S I rd, Fl. full . . OOP ALLEY Suiidayl%er aiqI Made fun of my "going C' , 1 /~r I'l -1 s P; 1 TQ'% TP4E'4 - e Who 0'42 - r:P;. i11 ( VAT .-ITUATICIN _ _____ ______ �_____ ____ - --- __ - SC—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept . 497S For BEETLE BAILEY ITE4 Those Under 20: 'Ask Astrid ' Walker TOWN AGE To EPEN CAN I% JUST 6AR:-E A5 PE O A ME? / E. ( . ANCE CAN EA NY Is T1E u% FOZ : — TE 7o% r _— to. He says the Is that set only in U way you much but ican't bring myself to cross the to her. I talk If this -1 j _" even may o1ahdflowtwanttogob k ds I II I it could problem. _ Tell him _ ely many of the same friends. you it ________ and wear your hair that When I I let ___________________ jnce him that the two of you OOP ____ - Puzzled ALLEY THINK YOU'D RETMERBE I SHOULD PRA,CTKED A LITTLE BEFORE ISTARTED TER STICK TO THE (F'LOOD BUSINESS AND PL,1NG FOR TH' FOLI(S LET ME HAVE THAT ORVILLE..,WIIAT D'\OU TH(41( _ _ BANJO.' Sunday, Sept. 14,1973 oD-Evening_Herald,_Sanford, FL - - ----- I--- _________ (Continued From I'nge - I` I (24) Iflterci.,m 21 (35) Star Trek (44) Hoans Ifr'roe 730 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) (,00d Times (8, 9) Let's Make A - Deal (13) Movie (44) Love Amcrici, Style RO0 (2, 8) The Montefuscos (6) The Walton (9) Barney Miller (24) Romantic Pei>,.11i0n oS) Animal j (44) DInah (2.6) Fay 6I) __________________ Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie (2, 8) Movin' On (9) Haupy Days (24) When TV w Live (3$) Movie (44) Dinah fl'lO (6) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Back, Kotter 9-00 (2. 8) Police Story. (6) 5'.'ith h (9) Rookies (13) Carolina Country (24) Nova 9:'tO (13) Law And Mr (I) SmorgasBorden __ _______ - __ / ________________________ ______________________________________________________- -1 13 ______________ I ~/ - had been reading and amount of algae. It was Uie earing so touch about water alri ght and the world's bestpollution that I had to Find out dressed chauffeur had to or not admit that the algae Was for myself I __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ h THE BORN LOSER whether A. TW 6WKEVERYTHIW 1'5AID VV kN5 BEI VI! F~, 7Th A i there is any basis for panic. unusually abundant. -- We I decided the best way to might even figure out how to MV TU Hum UH...HOUJMF osr THE X ' accomplish this was to go commercialize on it," he local mused. "Gad, man, this could right to the politician, become the algae kingdom of "Ecologist's nonsense," he the U.S. A." He was off and informed me. "This county runningnowandhard to stop. has the purest water of any in "Picture It. A parade down the s ta te. Why, our main street every algae chief industrialists walked season and the crowning of a across the lake just this shapely Miss Algae attired in morning and reported seeing a slick bikini." no pollution whatsoever." lie finally ran out of ci. feresrenee when I requested I accepted his offer to nde he stop and let ..utthere and smell for myself talk with a whether or not he and the man fishing from the shore. county health engineer were The fisherman varified the talking about the same lake. condition the lake water. lie had a reputation for 'When I waded out there," ingenuity so I tried to keep he told me, "I weighed it alert sthiie we Cadillaced pounds. When I got back to along the road that edged the shore I was up to 1" lake in question. He had all lie said that that wasn't bad the windows up, the air enough but his lure kept conditioner on high and was skipping on the surface of the puffing heavily on a gigantic, water each time he cast. unfiltered cigar that would "I threw In worm and it have choked a Mississippi stood up and walked ashore," steamboat gambler, he added. "Well, do you smell any So much solid waste had polution?" he asked, grinning accumulated in section like he had just found 'himself that as we talked I watched a another tax shelter. I tried (luck dive into the water and answering but in.stcad drew in come up nude. 27 cents worth of blue haze. About then the politician in Groping for an excuse to an attempt to defend his .U1L. CC source, a FRY of 1_1 ~ one of i:__I,— toe CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS HOW ABOUT fl4AT I SPENT ALL NOW THAT IM FOR AJOB.. , of BACK AT SCHOOL,A JOB COMES LOOKING SUMMER LOOKING FOR 0 IV zr - // a one BUGS BUNNY SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 MORNING :~:~`- I BY SAM BoRDEN -1 =_ '~ _ DAILY _____________________________________________________________________________________________ j-; . Daily (8) I I- .~ . \ - I shoreline declared unsafe all blame. because of the overwhelming "The discharge - from o ur _______ II dl J. f *._!, ' ME I I' . .- ., ., ,;.: 4.1's ", ____________ i" It BUT I DiDWT BUY )w .;t ~- " -\I: I\ Serving... ':4j1 - HOSPITALITY, WARM <: -- to get -' ____ -- 1 MARGE WILLIAMS _I/VWER t•J TH FSr 322 1812 I' -- 834 9212 . 1; .. 1 - - _____________________ _____________________ EEK & MEEK --- __ ____________ SIATL ___ ____ HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Delton., -1111111111111W 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (3) Sunrise Almanac 2 - 30 (2) NRC News Snecial (5) Movie (9) MovIe 3-00 (2) Tarzan (I) Movie (9) Movie (74) Phliac1eIphl Folk Festival (3$) Car And _ 'flFLORIQAJ] __________ WEEKDAYS MORNING _____________________________ (IS) The Champions ARRIVE A IV SUNSHINE SHIRLEY MILLET 834 971? ForestC.ty _ (24) FlorIda Reoort - nn (28) ReiIqIov Program (9) l'Chaim-To Life (74) SenIor Scene iske and set it on lire. SHIRLEY COOPER 8349217 Casselterry Winter Springs GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION r,o, .. A,s,w,,.i,on (IS) RIO Valley (35) Mnyle (44) Variety I - W (2) AA.-.rb!e (44) Dinah 877 (6) BIcentennial MInute 81(1 (4) Phyllis (13) World Team (44) Movie (24) Romaggojis Table (35) Mv Favorite MartIan (44) Three Stooges 1- 7S (44) SvIrIt Of '76 3:30 () Tattletale's (9) One Life To Live (74) Yoga (35) Ruins Bunny, Poneve And Pals (44) Fllntsto.-ses 11 - 10 112.111) Tonight Show (4) MovIe (44) The Mod Sguad 12 - IS (9) Rock Concert (44) Donahue 1-00 (2.8) Tomorrow Show (6) Partridge Family (9) Dinah (24) Sesame Street (3$) Rocky And Friends. Underdog (44) MIckey Mouse Club 4-30 (2) Bonanza (4, 8) Mery Griffin Daily Word 1 - 45 (1) (74) Feeling Good me Of The (35) G,i'trn (9) That", My (24) Senior Scene (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes (7) C"lehrity Sweepstakes (6) Wonderful World " M-1qic (6) 57% 000 Pyramid (9) Hollvw ocd Sn.,ares (13) All Star WreStling (24) Consumer (44) 1 ove American ~fvle (9) Starshy & Hutch (13 Burke's Law (24) Tb.' Judiciary And American Independence (44) DInAh ll'OO (2.4,9) News (24) Yoga (33) 700 Club Theatre (24) Wall Street Week P67 (6) Bicentennial Minute 9-M (2, 0) Rockford Film (6) Hawaii Five 0 (9) Movie 013) June Allyson 11-00 (3. 8) Rev And Tb,' Planet 01 The (74) Secaini Str."et (35) Cart oons 11 - 26 (6) In The N.''.s Slyle 11-3(1 (3, 8) Tonight Sho','d (6) MovIe (9) WIde Wor ld 04 (74) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9-10 (13) Ibm' Law And Rock H -'141 (2) Westwind (6) Ghost Buster', 1) SpeakIng With 7'00 (2) To Tell The Truth THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 (6, 8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (24) Intercom (3$) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:77 (4) llcentennial Minute 7:30 (6) Spacu i9 7:00 (7) To Tell The Truth (4.8) ConcentratIon (9) Wild World 04 Animals (13) Law And Mr Jones I % I.H. '! - -- . _________ -:• . .or pt . F :::l _ ( _________ ___ . r' _____ FETY THEN IF FOUND WITHIN THE 'EF HE CAN BE KILLEP AS AN OUT, RUNNING... very (24) Book Real lfl granddaughter says It Is his still living. Ile quit - 'C" daughter. I)EAR l)ICK: I heard ,-. 1, - %'e'Il Get By has gone byebye. They (lid 12 shows only '5 WATER /5 5741E, /7' 150W GOA7' 4iW IT IWGMT /5E QUEtW A1514 70 LCSE /ft'R $ q'i NEXT 29 sosaIst (6) Far Out Space Nut', (11) DAylime . . . ___ CA___________ ,----.,_ - I'IP.AR TURNS 5HOREwARP. THIS WEEK ONLY ANY LIVING ROOM WE'LL CLEAN I BEDROOM DINING ROOM lot d.ninq area) RUG FOR ONLY 99c a n d HALL CLEANED $ (Trafl,c area only) ____ (Regardless of Sue) TillS WEEK ONLY either of th e above Ai' I . CLEANED - L '. I: ~ I ') ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS OF ROOM SIZE CARPET ( ' ri _.. ' 0-_ - - I I 1. air for Tattle Tales. Is this set the ratings on fire. 7-00 (2) 1.-ict Of The -: ''\, — recently that The Young and and that was that. It wasn* t a the liestiess was going off the hadshow, but certainly didn't EVENING --- iIr,#' because he wanted to It MRS. F. YACCAILINO. better things and still acts as Cordele, Ga. a guest star here and there. William Grey Espy plays DEAR DICK: Did they take Snapper, and he hasn't worn a We'll Get By . ? It Ihes' did. HRANTI.EY S. One victory for your grand. HUSH. Mobile, Ala. Business Wee k (35) Pon Goes The Country - dfl74 hair. I say it Is a tnseI. towel on his head in public in some years. That's his hair. show. (7. 6, 6) News (24) Florida WEEK-The Sot'ccrcr ',;i:ic __ . a3M S0 I Ii'II ;!` / S ___ Cle 671 5453 _________ _______ ___________ CALL WINTER PARK JIIVING ROOM a ASX ABOUT OUR $3495 HALL AFTERNOON Carpets Steamed Cleaned IOPOFLINE"SERVICE LIVING ROOM HALL & ________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ ' ' '' _-',-..,--.. s ''-'-a' 4r 7 - ;' L~ ';, ; 11 - '-''i 7);' I • r 'a- SINCE - '-t, : is ~ 41 ' GUARANTEE CARPETCLEANING& DYE CO. P0. 80* 4115. WINTER PARK 327 "I 5431 -- •i\ '-. - -- a T i ROOM __________ 0 .l. - i:., . .{"1L. ,1 . - - WARRANTY Ovr lapin CfiW$ w.0 clean your carpeting BETTER titan you ta,, es-er seen before, or your money is returned IN FULL UPP,olstened furniture. ameaandOns,nlalcarp,ts,nc,uded,n,h,spf,dq, 17-(l0 (j) Josie And The P.,',syc,)s (6) Valley Of The DInosaurs (8) Information 8 (9) S't Buggy (13) All Star Wre-stIin i.._j( (r-_ ~" (LI, tat _____ m _ 0 '1::ç- 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE The Odd Bill Cn4,ole (35) Rig RI-'Marble (44) FrIends Of 1136 (6) In The News (9) -- - % . _________ _______________ Your Hand,, Weather (1) Lnvo American Style 11 - 30 (2) Tonight Show (6. 44) Movie (9) Wide World 04 Entertainment (35) Friday Night Fights ________ _______________________________________ '. (24) Aviation EVENING NENIFSENSIMMEMMIN __ - (24) The Flectric ¶0-00 (7. 8) Police Woman (6) Rarnaby Jones (13) Purkr.'s Law (24) Pin To See A Peeø Show (35) 700 Club 11 (10 (2,6,5,9) News (44) The Mod Squad 17'3fl (44) Donahue l'OO (2.8) Tomorrow Show i--u' The News (74) tnferfac-e (35) Wllliiirn Brothers Show (44) Untouchables 60(1 (6, 8) News (6) The Sha,am Isis Hour (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan Mor Jofw% _. -.. Semi-Retired TA' - ' , (a) 111 - An (2, 8) Land Of The I rKt (omnany (44) Frno',t Anql.y Hour 10-'O (7.6) Pun Joe Pun (9) (Jitrlr. Croc Block (24) Carrascol,'nd-,, (35) Jetsons NDAY. ...SEP EMBFR 1'1, 197 (35) 700 Club (4$) Slar Trek Festival Live With )i-fl (6) Mnvi (13) Movie H'ward Cryçll (8) The Prr)tPCtOrS (24) Washington (34) PluIlathlp),,j (9) MovIe Week Folk Fctival 1700 (3) Movie (35) NFL Action '73 (35) Movie (44) tJntouchat,Ies (44) Combat (44) M,,sc City 17-ifl (6) Prntprtorç n Speaking With (I S A 1-00 (44) Time Tunnel Your Hands 8 - 27 (6) Bicentennial 1-45 (9) MnvI (9) Action Center Minute 7(10 (j) r.-wk Cn.werl (24) Wall Street fl•1fl (6) Dor 3'1 (3) flaily D.'otion,,I Wu*II Goldsboro (44) 1"fl (9) Movie (33) Movie 9-00 (2, 8) Movie 6-10 (9) Mrvie 156 (6) In The News 700 (7.6) Maior League flaceb.ull (6) Movie DICK KLEINER (9) Wide World øt Sonrls (24) Nova Comic Skelton (44) 7•10 (I)) Movie 1-00 (24) That Uncertain Is Paradise NCAA DEAR DICK: Will you true? Football JEAN TIPTON, please tell inc what has t.ucedale, Miss. (24) Rrtmaqnoll's T.ThtP become of Red Skelton' — No, it's not true. There was 4'00 (6) Sounding Board S.P. BALL, Bay Minette, Ala. just a time change, that's all, (24 Woman Skelton is pretty retired and The Young are still being .1-in (6) CBS Sports these days. He does little RestI, Srw-rtacular but recently was on Johnny (24) Man Builds, DEAR DICK: I would like Carson's show, his first public to know what ever Man Destroys happened (3$) Car And Track appearance In some time. toBclICartwTight'solde$tsofl (44) Snorts Legends DEAR DICK: Could you Bonanza. Pernell Roberts 5-00 (2) The Invisible Man please tell me why Snapper, played Adam Cartsrighs. A (6) High Chapoeral The Young and the friend of mine said he died, (24) Interface Restless, sears a towel on his but I think he's still thing. (IS) Party — head when they show the El) ('MN, Ocala, Fla. () 5$,v Trek c'ifl (24) Black etching of the charters. My Bully For y ou. Roberts is YOU' Wu'r.It In Ri-view (33) Movie 044) Dinah (2.6) Chico And The Man (6) M A S H (9) Movie ii Children's Film __________ _________________________________________ on Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Di,'r',tine 9-75 (6) In The News (9) Shoothouse Rock 9-111 (2.8) Scrint)v Dr~o Where Ar.' (9) The Lost Saucer nvi (13) 9-ct (6) t TPi.. News (24) Wa%hinoton 8-00 (2) Fmerqency (6) The Jeffersons Perspective On 8-00 (3) Sanford And Son (6) FlIq Eddie (9) Mobile One - (6) (6) Mary Tyler Mrwrn Show (9) S W A T u.uI Of TI.' (24) Wk (44) Movie Q•1t (6) Rob N",'.h,,rl Sh 1fl00 (6) 'The Carol flurn.'tt Show (9 Matt Helm (35) Int,.rn.tlpn,jl Cli fl)c)iOflhIfl (6 Wrr-stlin on (9) Grape Ape Survival Kit 900 (3.8) Doctors Hospital (6) Cannon (9) Raretta (13) 701ne Grey Theatre (74) Florida Folk Festival 9 - 10 (9) MovIe (13) The Law And Mr Jones (3$) 10(10 (7, S) PtroceIli Entertainment TUESDAY, SEPT. 16 EVENING .1 - M (2, 8, 13) Somerset 6:15 (6,8) Sunshine Almanac 6'i0 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6-6% (2) Daily Devotional (I) News Suncoast Sunrise News i-no (3, 5) Today - (8) labherwock'v (9) Tom And Jerry (24) MIster Rogers Neighborhood (44) Theres Plenty 04 Gold Q'l)0 (2. 8) Secret Life 04 Waldo Kitty (13) Film Feature (9) When Thirqs Were Rotten 9-30 (6) Maude (13) law And Mr Jones (24) DIed Young (35) Felony Squad 10-nO (6) Medical Center (13. 33) Burke's Law (24) Nova 11ii, 1.11 The Truth (6, 8) Concentration (9) Oral Roberts Of I7'S (6) In The News 100 (2) Soul Train Almanac 6'2c (2) Daily Devotional 10 (2) Au ross The Fr.nce (6) Sunrise Semester (8) laurel And Hardy 7 ('fl (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) Il S Of Archie (8) Banana Splits ( 9) F4ozo's Circus 7-in (2) Jabberwocky (6) Ftintstones (6) Go 8-00 (2) Emergency Pl,, Four (6) Pebbles And Ftamm flamm (9) Hong Kong Phonney (24) Villa Alegre (44) Wally ' s Workshop 876 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock R'lfl (2) SIgmUnd And The Sea Monsters (6) Rug', Runny Road Runner 700 (2) To 1730 (2) Go USA (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (5) Information (9) American I3;mndstand (24) Feeling Good (',re,lff'5t Sports Lwiend% 6 - M (6) Grn%ver% FRIDAY. Sept. 19 EVENING i pin On The Rocks (6) 14er' Haw (8) Nnwc Conference (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (35) The World Cfi.impionshjp ot M.sac (4) Wrestllnq 73(l (2) Frknds Man (8) Herr. And There (24) When TV Was t i•( Rock for Sunday. Sept.II. 1975-iD Wild (3$) IJniscooe (44) Soul Train 17-24 (6) In The News (9) Srhoothouse (35) SEPT. 20 MORNING Minute (13) Movie (44) love American Style 8-00 (3,8) Little House The Prairie (6) T on y Orlando 0 SATURDAY, 00 (2,8) FlIer-,' ()u.'n (6) MovIe (9) Slrnets Qt San Fr.,r i'o- n (13) F3lw. Ridge Quartet (24) Hollyw TV Theatre (44) Movie 9-10 (13) Law And Mr Jones 1000 (2. 6) MedIcal Story (9) HarryO ($3. 35) Burke's Law 10* 10 (24) The Ar bors 1100 (2.6.6.9) News (35) 700 Club (44) love American Style 1130 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 1 7 - 10 (44) Donahue 100 (2) Tomorrow show (9) Daily Word (9) %7S 000 Pyramid Nolqhhorhood Special On vening Herald, Sanford, Ft. (24) Mr Roge r-, 7-30 (2) Daily Devotional (44) Movie 3•fl (9) Movie 40fl (44) Movie S'70 (9) Movie S , 10 (44) Movie (24) To Re Announced (35) MovIe 837 (6) Bicentennial 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6. 6) Concentration (9) Billy Graham (13) Film Feature (24) Intercom 74 (3$) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 710 (2, 8) Price Is Right (6) Don Adams Screen Test (6) All In The Family (9) Monday Night Football (24) Lilllas. Yoga And You (35) 700 Club (44) love American Style (9) WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17 EVENING Tennis 9- M (2. 8) Mov le make daytime Changes Answers I'll be darned if this official hadn't tossed his cigar in the Sanford GeographIc (4) Rhoda (5) Soae: 19 (9) Barbary Coast (24) Snecial Of The Week %chiedule pogram Changes from time tO time that may not .1pp.ar here. Consult your dkily Herald TV l,tt.ng for late program (35) Wrestling (44) Movie 1'3fl (7) Nashville Music (9) Issues And back to gaze upon Uue green im on the lake I used to love, If you are tiew in town ANL7CAMPT 4 1- $18110"s i(t'fon1I{fo1L. EN E RAINIEST _____ ( Light (9) Mediui dayandaswestartedtodrtve 70)0 (2) To Tell The Truth (6.8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Film Feature (74) Intercom (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7-30 (7) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (I) World At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) National Fight Of The Week (44) Love AmerIcan Style Restless (6, 13) Magnificent Marhel Machine (9) Eyewitness (34) Wor ld Press (9) News 7:30 (2. I, U) The Doctors (44) Soanih Movie(6) Edge Of Night 17-00 (9) News _ (9) Rhyme And 17-1% (9) Sammy And Reason Company (24) The Arbors I -00 (2) Daily Devotional (44) Underdog 1'lS (9) DaIly Wor d 3 - 00 (2.5, 13) Another Wor ld (6) Match Game Football MONDAY, SEPT. 13 EVENING 8- 00 (2) National (33, 44) Movie 1-30 (2, 1. 13) Days Of Our Live, (6) Ac The World Turns (9) let's Make A Deal 7-00 (6) Guiding Light PAc3eani . (44) MovIe 130() (2) Movie (5) NeWS () (9) Movie 1 lO (2. 5) Midnight '., 10'OO (2,8) Joe Forrester (6) Beacon Hill (') Marcus Welby. MD (13, 35) Burke's Law (24) Interface (44) Dinah 1O30 (24) Woman !100 (3. 6,8. ) News (3$) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 1130 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod S-civad 1700 (8) Great Mysteries 17-30 (8) Tomorrow Show (44) Donahue (is) Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional Flying Circus (35) The Saint (44) Love. American Style 11-30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (I) MIss Black America (5) The Eternal I had had enough for one WINTHROP ___ some Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Sce (44) Partridge F.iunily (3, 6, 8,9) News (34) FlectrIc Comoany (44) i',. Show 6-10 (2,8) NBC News (9) ARC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good Mayberry RFD (44) Young And 1730 (2. 8. 13) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorr ow (9) All Mv ChIldren (74) Fleclric Company (24) Montv Python's Show (9) Let's Make A Deal 1'00 (2) Florida's Watching (4) NFL Pre Season sort of foreign aid." INFORMATION: TlHi (24) Jeanne Wolf (33) James Robison (44) Night Gallery 11-00 (2.4,8) News 17- M (2, 8. 13) Meet The lie countered with, "This is sorneklnd of cheap CIA or communist trick HELPFUL CIVIC (6) Great Mysteries (8) Nomm Conference Merrill Island FAce The Nation AFTERNOON polluted that the peor',e voted It to get out of town. WIDE VARIETY OF I -*_ lOflO (24) That Uncertain Paradise (44) Come Together Ifl-lfl (7) The Evil To4lch Press ) It's The Law "Well, I want to know who (9) College uses mine First," I told him. Football '75 (33) PtjhIi Policy 'I'hat's when I warned turn Forums that I knew of (44) It's The Law municipality that was so 12-30 (6) NFL Pre Game GREETINGS, AND A -- 11-4% (44) Movie the 900 (2. 8) Mystery Movie (4) Koiik (9) Movie (24) Ma',terOi(e Theatre 9' 30 (33) Old Time ews Beverly (9) 17-fln (2. 44) News (61 ON (9) LUCV (3$) Batman (44) GilIlgan's Island 3'00 (9) Gillicjan's Island (34) Mister Rogers Neiqhhorhood (35) Mi k.',' Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch AFTERNOON Gospel Hour servant's defense. I I 11 , - --, "I'll drink to that," recycled," was the public fl'4ESE FLO'#I$tS / T`1i4ESE ICLOWERS 11-10 (6) fisherman chimed in. "But all our water is _______________________ I1 WAS *Ot'4OEFU... d had to be opened by metal ring. anything S _____________________ ________ BLON DIE I told him I refused to drink that wasn't canned 11-flO (4) Carner, Three (I) Pe Humbard Baptist Church (33) First Baptist Church Of eyeball. / - I 700 (2,5) Wonderful World Of Disney (6) Newswatch 6 (9) The Bobby Vinton Show (24) Jean Shepard's America (44) Virginian 710 (6) 10 Minutes (9) Name That Tune (74) EvenIng At Pops 7-67 (6) Bicentennial Minutes 800 (2 8) The Family Holvak (6) Cher (9) Sli. 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I realize my frien wi what to do. together ' - . street you could handle ______ ____ _ full 'coIo .. were wrong There ___ _______ he won't talk baby." he price. ____ fun of your doing It you have In Sui6day ' up lie may love U! e It won't change you Is _ 1r - really without much trouble. Who much any more. because my friends broke knows? my "going with a made Dear Astrid: Since then There is a girl I like very We look. however, against 'I th touch of beauty decide tt and don't know see her coming! when I worth the looks cheap. I don't want to Can YOU help me? and the We have classes be one way change my hair wi thout his Lon want to have only get approval, see her I'm tongue-tied. Dear do won 't change over to him that What you must do Is to conher know that I me! Maybe if tie hears it from way (or a trial period. If it how can — It 1* ''.''l utrk it'd tnii ran Va ltki her? doesn't want mc H cou person. as a frosted but my boyfriend P ." * rs Of Services I have long hair and want it 1. __ The Dear Frosty: CARSON The Herald Dear Astrid: / to I Worth Beauty By AS MTURE V Price*.? I PEN PW\E rr.' rriJXnc4 T4AT - - -_ 1art -- . fAA ____________________________________________________ (font lied On Page 7-I)) . ___________________________________ - - ____ 0- C' . _P —- ____~ 4 -i- — ) ___ - _______________ r—, - 1._ !: STEP INTO . 'I ,_, Ii ___ itt , / ! I ii I - AND X'LI __ is AS SOI4E WIM)1 .' F0L L ______ ' c. J44) ___ _______________ ' :' ,!4;, -i -. -/ - , '& -: -i - _______________ 46 _ _ _______ ____ ;'-;-- I - ------------ -- -- I I . I. - -. - .___.____.. - _____ - __ ____ ____________ ________________________________1 _ ____ • t3 __ CYCLM .,r / ' 1kAT W45 A ts\( .;:::: -. __ WAS W qgfi ___ 1 TTT - _______ __________________ —- ) _____ F: it a . illi * . _ ______ _ ____ A '-v• __ I DJ1 "T" PUT ____ -- ' -i-:i (i_ EXPLAIN , - ftvRAvJcE PaW e _ by Frank Hili U - _____ SA-T'II"4S 0 ..L, p -- 01., L How ou - , 11 ______ GA'TI-4EF AJND, _______ d ____ ii 9 ___ SHORT RIBS MY ofPiC, IoSKTT, __ JI' ',- -,,'p, - -:'--, ':-'.;-- UU Ui Ll / n __ _ I - - tHY 5UK (MtSL E AU '/ t 11 13 Irr M 1 kNow! '- - byBobThoves . 2A Ii _ - _ -C . _____L_~ —., I ~ - L ~, FRANK AND ERNEST - /i%IOOLE-'\ 'iVUCANTtL ..vAGED JC -- C-,t,,w,_. -- t;..i 1avt — -- T I I __ ii ____ ____________ ~5_ J . •'-,U Pt tW&, ujS I,' 1 ___ _________ T — - - __ ______ — __________ ITITTT ___ ____ _ ____ ______ _ _ —_ ___________________________________ _ _ T L -_ _________________________________________________________ �SC—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sundy. Sept. 14, 197S BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker if NP A E TO TOWS N 7E4r %'EU., I CAN PEPENP ON ME ANN tWATi0N THAT s1r up IM JLJT A1ATuE A OE GI\E ME A C4ANCE pOE iT COtE 1 LJ& ) Is Beauty Worth The Price? A PENNY FOR T 4E MACOINE without much trouble. Who much any more. We really broke up because my friends Of course it won't change you knows? He may love it! The Herald Services fun of my "going with a made as a person, only In the way you Dear Astrid: Dear Astrid: Tbere is a girl I like very baby." Since then he won't talk I Irnve long hair and want it look. Ilowtver, If he Is that set to me ahd now I want to go back frosted but my boyfriend against your doing it you have much but! can't bring myself doesn't want me to. lie says it to decide If this touch of beauty talk to her. I even cross the with him. I realize my Friends looks cheap. I don't want to is worth the price. There may street when I see her coming! were wrong and don't know change my hair without his be one way you could handle the We have classes together and what to do. Can you help me? approval. If could only get it problem. Tell him you want to have many of the same Friends. Lonely ----------------------. tirt__ , t. 1'... •,.r..,utnfIø4 fle limply, JV over to turn that it wonichange no it and wear your nuir Will flJI(I1 I V IIVI 1 III IV115U' LI%Il you must do is to con I that '.hat know let her If it I trial period. How can for way a Maybe if he hears it from me! -- II -vince him that the two of you 1.*.*t'I isaiL alit VAIL can .20 7psz1ed Dear Frosty: By ASTHIL) CARSON You '° r For Those Under 20: 'Ask Astrid' to W'%N T4E'4 CL ( J T I ----—--I Al '\ I - ALLEY OOP MERRE I SHOULC PRACTICED, I THINK YOU'D I A LITTLE BEFORE I STARTED ( TER SIIC}( TO Th ftA1NG FOR 1-4' F013(S, I,, FOOD BUSINESS ORv1LLE ... WHAT D'\)UTHIP'4K \ LETME HAVE TI BANJO: — - Sunday. Sept. 1. i97 Herald, Sanford, Ft. D—Evening ---- Too, Tns The ileraldServhes L=m Q: LT I _______ ficient numbers to save those obnoxious characters from '11 cancellation. 1 know counter by saying the Usmonds are still p'pular but that's it different case profes'dooal actors and up-because the people who like pearbyarrangement between the Osmonds are not yet at the their agents and the ad age of reason and should be agendv. A few amateurs are excused for their Howdy' iicetl. but it's generally a ease Doody tastes. -- EX Tulsa, Of being in the right place at Okla. A: Okay. Now explain the right lime, not by any "S.W.A.T." grand design. I was wondering how people get on commercials. I think a lot of people wonder I). K ,itoUt that Iteipeike, V.I. A: Most of them are Y THE BORN LOSER TAKE KETH ,LS&) VA?JOoI &&XIT C)IJ (4J I }.PI15 U 14... I4OUJ A 7 Th6PA 1:00 (44) "Dorian MORNING 10:00 (44) "The Cat," Barry ('(wait(] Pey Ann Garner 10:30 2 " hasty Heart," RUIIUItI Reagan, Patricia Neal 11:45 44) "Time Of their Ikes,' Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Binnie Barnes AFTERNOON 44) "The Itazor's Edge," Tyrone Power. 1:00 Gene Tierney. Anne Baxter CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS I NOW THAT £M BACK AT SCHOOL, A JOB COMES LOOKJG FOR M BUGS BUNNY Q: I read tiv:t James G. Richardson, the cute guy who was in "Sierra," was badly injured mountain climbing. Is that so' What happened' T.D.L, Hartford. A: lie was critically injured when he fell while mountain climbing in Yosemite Park. Richardson, 29, had gone back to the park where the "Sierra" series was filmed on a little vacation when the accident occurred. Q: On ('her's bedroom scene, how does she change sn fast - T.H. Spring Valley, Earth," Charlton Heston. Betty Hutton, James Stewart, Cornet Wilde, Dorothy I .a iiiuur, Emmett Kelly 3:00 (9) "Journey To) The Center Of The Earth." Pat Boone, James Mason 4:30 (2) "Lullaby of Broadway," Doris Day. Gene Nelson On N.Y. A: With videotape, the tape can be stopped and resumed later on the next frame which allows time in-between for a change. Q: I read where a writer named Dalton Trunrtxj was awarded an Oscar fora movie tic wrote in under an ili What was the rVflSOfl he wasr;t given it at the time or was it a Joke - (;.A.w, Vancouver, Wash. EVENING 8:00 (35) "Those Fantastic Flying Fools," Burl Ives, Trcy Donohue 9:00 (2,8) "C'olombo" Peter Falk. Janet Leigh, John Payne, Maurice Evans, . utor iJ UJV i rumi WL1s .... . ,,. liUIiIMMi uwrIvnuIy LU the earls' 1950s who went to prison rather than testify whether or not he was or ever had been a member of the Communist party. lie cow Ilnucd to write under aliases, since he was blacklisted by the Industry. Not until recent )ears was he permitted to write under his own name. The whole field of Hollywood blacklisting and the (ongrcsiona1 probes of the rarly'50swillbe explored ina pair of TV films due for release next fall - JU11-JIIIC ., 9:00 (9) "Ca "Uabarct,' b are t-, .. i.tza Mmdli, Joel Grey 11:30 (6) "Cahill, U.S. Mar' shalt," John Wayne, George Kennedy 11:30 (44) "En Las Rulnas 1k' Ilabalonla," (Spanish 11 e I in u t ti t1 I g ue I , Schneider, Maria Cruz L N EFUL ro8Lr,' ME .. -. . . .• s: LOUIU II IX hull I V watchers are beginning to develop better taste? As evidence of this, I cite the fact that the vidiots didn't wat ch Sonny Honour the suffocating Smothers Brothers in suf- LOWES AR IL 9:00 (9) "Love Crazy," William Powell, M'rna 111%' 1:00(35) "Escape Me Never," Ida I.uziino, Gui Young. movie quesTion, send lila the , III U."RAISIN," care of this paper. Those of general interest will be answesed In this column. The ANSWER MAN gets so many letters he is unable to send personal repleti. - " Errol Flynn 1:00 144 "Wintertime," Sonja EVENING 8:00 4351 "Devil's Angels," John Cassevetes, Beverly Adams 9:00(2,8) "The April Fools," I Jack Cassevetes, Beverly Sanford And The World War Years9:00 Adams 1 : ) - / 1H ) RA SEEN THE NI EST AN PEST I 1HF F36 to AI DAM I , I A History Of Sanford by Peter Schaal I ..fr I Peter Schaal's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than 6000 local names is still available (limited supply). 42,8) "The April Fools," 1 9.00 (44) "Shall We Dance," I f Astaire, Fred Ginger I I EEK&MEEK Only S9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford Atlantic National Bank, or call 3226473 for delivery. 4111W amp 4`1111, Rogers Mary Saturday Thursday 9:30 (13) "Satan's Satellites 9:00 (9) "Of Love And Desire," Merle Oberon, Steve Cochran AFTERNOON 1:00 (35) "The Very Thought Of You," Dennis Morgan, Eleanor Parker 100 1441 "m it mu. ----;, - Johnson, Dick zkrleg, Van York, Kerwin Mathews 1:00 (13) "Dual Alibi 1:30 (35) "Fort Massacre," Joel McCrea, Forrest Tucker 2:00 (6) "Eye of The Cat," Michiwl Sarrazin, Eleanor Parker 2:00 (44) "Mr. Sardonicus," Guy Rolfe, Audrey Dalton - - a 4- EVF:NIN(; 7:30 (13) "Satan's Satellites," Leonard NImoy, Judd hloldrcu 8:30 (35) "It'i Your Move," Edward G. Robinson, Terry Thomas 9:00 () "Come flack Uttle S Lancaster, Shirley Booth 9: r. (44) "Swing Time," Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers 11:30 (6) ''Duel At Diablo." James Garner, Sidney Pother Friday Martin Balsam, Donna MORNING I Mills I Tuesday I 9:00 19) "Once Before I t)ic," i Ursula Andress, John AF"IERN()ON I 1:00 9:00(91"lilgher and lfight.r,' Frank Sinatra, Barbara hale AFTERNOON 1:00(35) Saturday'u Children, John Garfield. Claude Ithins 1)ert'k (35) "The Man In The Net," Alan Ladd, Carolyn 0"'W loop 1=0 ORW 1,111" low 41111" Scott, 11:30 (6) "Night of Terror," MORNING I Sold by C.I.P. Proceeds to be used for Seawalk beautification. Randolph Healy MORNING Sheba," Burt Jack I.ernmon, Catherine E)eneuve, Peter I.'-iwford, Sally Kellerman, Myrna IAIy, Charles Buyer II WINTHROP Rogers, Victor M;re 9:30 (35) "The hialfbre'rd," Young, Janss Carter. Jack Beutel Carter, 11:30 6 "fiiJa'k," [)avid Janssen, Keenan Wynn lienie, Curnel Wilde, Cesar Roniero I " 4011, AFTERNOON AFTERNOoN r Simone 11:30 (2) "Bitter Victor." Richard Burton, Ruth Itoisuin 1:00 44) ''Belle Starr," MORNING 9- 00 (9) ''itanyon," Robert Randolph Scott, Gene 11:20 (5) "Trial Run," lIi, Tierney Forster. Darren McCuvn Neilsen. Janis Huh' 2:30 441 "Athentures Sherlock holmes," Basil 11:30 (9) "The Citadel:' AFTERNOON Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Ida Robert Donal, Rosil,I!'t 1:00 (35) "Reach For The 1.upino Russell Sky," Kenneth More. 3:45 (9) "Bachelor Flat," 1:40 (9) "Blue Angel," Alexander Knox Tuesday Weld, tschard May [Intl 1:00 (44) "Bluebeard," John Beymer 4:00 (44) "David Harem," 3:45 Jean Parker (of (9) "Ghost Will Rogers, Stepmn Fetehit, Frankenstein," I. lAiIiise I)rcsser EVENING Chancy, Evelyn Ankers 5:30 (9) "Calling Dr. Death," 7:30 (13) ''Dual Alibi,'' Lon Chancy, Patricia 5:10 19) ''Barnacle BIlI.' Wallace Berry. Marj i' Ik'rbert I Mormon Phyllis 1)izey Main 9:00 (44) , The Gas' Ithor- 5:30 (44) '20,000 Men A eve, Fred Astaire. (1m!er 'ear. Preston Foster, Leigh, Signoret MORNING MOIININ(; (U you have a television or (9) 1:t Vivlcn Wednesday Monday BLOND I E &rr t DN'T 8uv T4ESE FLOWERS 1d 2:30 (13) "(hi The 1,OOSC EVENING 3:00135) "Abbott and Cott'lI, Grey,' Keep 'Em Flying," Martha Richard Todd, Herbert IA)IlI 8:00 (35) "Passage To Mer Itaye, Carol Bruce seilles," Humphrey Bogart, 1441 "The Mumrn}' 3:30 EVENING Peter IAflTC Iland" George Zuc'co, l)Rk City ''Kansas 9:00 (9) !"oran E)alt' Robert7:30 131 ''On The l,oie,'' Massacre," Joan Evans. Mi' Ivy ii 5011, 1k) Hopkins EVENING Douglas, Lynn Bars 9:00 44) "The Story 01 Castle 8:00 (35) "Separate Tables,"Vernon & Irene Deborah Kerr, David Fred Astaire, Ginger 8:00 (35) "Hotel Ht'rlju," Peter Lorre, Faye Eiiiersqi Niven, Rita Hayworth Rogers, Walter Brenin Fred 9:00 (44) "Top lint," 11:30 (6) "The Devil's 9:00 (8) "The Stone Killer." Astaire, Ginger Rogers. Daughter," Belinda J. Charles Bronson, Martt ll Edward Everett Horton Montgomery. Shelley Balsam, Nornuan Fell 11:30 6) "Banacek: fly Mt' Winters &:00 (44) "Tomorrow Is - If You Can Find Ale." 11:30 (44) "Attack Of The F'orevt'r," Clauth'tt' George Peppard, Sterling Monsters," Yuko Ilamada, Colbert, Orson Wells, Hayden Miyuki Akiyarnn George Brent "Ship of Fools," JOfleS Sunday 3:00 (8) "The Greatest Show Q: I have Just read in some publication about the "$64,000 Question" TV program of 'sia' years past. It said that Jack Barry was 11w host, but - Im sure that when I watched it, a man whose First name was Hal was the cnn-ce. Can you help me? - l.G.hI., Baton Rouge, La. A: You're right. The late Hal Mart-h was emcee of "$64,000 Question. — Barry was his chief competitor tin another m'tw ork with a show titled "Twt'nty-O'w," which featured a $100,000 top pri:e Bath shows were rigged , with ronI e SIa nI I h I. nrenroerarnmed to win orllow ost. .. -. r, TV Movies This Week 'g afl fly RICIIARDK.SIIULI. 94) -- 1:00 (44) "TwIst All Night," Louis is Prim a, J u ni' Wilken.son AGED WHEN YCV RWH Ipplavollf. M1 Ti it FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavu I c ft 43fl1)11 I CU Li c - 10-0- STIP INTo MY opPIcE, lo%KTT, MD X'LL EXPLAIN How ati lt ftvRAMf PIW PROGRAM WORICS C 't,& - 1 0001 pr 9p 'fksiif4 4.1* -' 'Z' 9.15 AT RIBS Ii J i:'- .';::, - ,•__ by Frank Hill V - - �U --- the CIRCUS of P.T. BIMBO BEETLE r 9AR6E Ti Ai1MPrIr MAR) D(SAPAR 4TE .1 C1 MAr. 7S sHMAzz ~00 ALc c ' Thr 1L" __________ by Howie Schneider' L JC) __ AP _ V CCAP CL/iF __ __ ERK HIM fCKJ I Ac CLAP • I 8Er1NG AN AR • __ 5RAVO '\ JPPJNG CRYiNG T SMALL imiPi ro) C(AP A ISYARD PfNALTY?f Foot _ OUT , / WHAT ) WORse THAN V) (j ) THAN (IJTKA1, HAT. _______ Aii ' ALLEY 1 1975 b EA Inc TM Re US Pal 0?! JiL_. ____ - A LITTLE M A-10 NC EOW A SHOT ORVILLE HIAb&OKFc,1 IAlD... 4 AW NOVJ I ~SHALL E5RI K)G HI M 5AC< I C'MW THE __________________ T k.,L)A AAA WHAT rHN? FOR, 1'... PUTTING T14 IN PLAY DURING A OMMR1AL. B"16 ) GOUGING? __ WORSE HIM THE BO 309 X 4 WINTHROP 14 j CAMPI MO WA 15P bA$O)1 - 4. At GriR.5? LOcK(( t(OO D10 I4AVE io LAN You WEZ ?k( kE. ØN A coov KtP WBN 'lt)L) Y4PI fl _______ VOL) V1 . by Dick Caqvalli CINDY-65LITTLE CTHE1 TIEHISOWNOEC FRm-1E FUST -TI/ME THIS MQ(NIN(2'. t __ I I \ WAS I RQ TI-E RSTTIM tTIEP MY0"SJELACS. 7 I MY FATHER GAVE ME AWHOPoLR... FOR / I MF BUGS BI 0 I AND MY ER PMCR A LEMON I I \ MERINLJE PIE! I QsS ThPT'S -- ' i (' WHEN YotJ WR A BEfO CI4iXL, ri WAS jAg A$ER lb itc ? -rN AVoip A GlRloa lofla •.. SPORTSWEREI SXUALL'( IN1EAiEP --- I ••• I I (YO I I ... \ I I SR GA MORY... HOW WNG AG W,A'S IT? D (PAY BE cc Ln BLONDi IT WAS OUXt BOA3E:L DI 60T TRE OL' THINKIN' WINTH NAW, IT~ 50'6 HE KEEP YOUR HEAD WARM? WHFRF.- HE !G HOT.J'S E 7WIR NON5 rO by Zes C I'M PES16NING #&%N AID BUT ITA 94C IqA 4. TEP, -rdM161y Y,OUR"RIOSIN6 FORCEV IT WILL HEART! . 4 .11<i/( HEH- HEH -vu FINE JEST$*%" DEAR POLLY TAWRE OH IN6TALL- 6122ARP, 'S, is- do 18 VIEW A% 13UII,,, INC INTERIOR! IT (41111VALLED A-- )T, - 8-18 Smart PROJECTOR% Caphire the Smal look mill pretty top-slilching., No, 0218 with GUIDE is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size 10, 32'., bust 1 yards 60-inch. 01 N 40, - Make a slipper DEAR POLLY - To treat scuff marks on shoes, I rub the exact color crayon on the scuffs and then rub with a soft cloth. I even have a shine from the wax in the crayon. — poon to carry in your purse or pocket from a plastic margarine top. using a regular shoehorn as a pattern. It's mighty handy to have if you use old shoes for driving and want to slip into dressier footwear when you arrive. — ROMA . CAf'1ERA I ( \ JILPE PL N? '' - _____ - __________ /7 1 I - I I ( / 00 ;V -ALL S1411 TER,YOU --- MENTAL f MIPc,TAI ' ' 38 • ew-Easy a An easy-to-wear style Is treated o pretty A set of lingerie In a prel pastel OrafrInt. Ho, PHOTO-GUIDE is In Sizes 38 to 50. Size 40, 44 bust: 4 yards 45-Inch. is I--) Sizes 10': to 24':. Size 12'.. 35 bust: slip, I's yard$ 45-Inch: hallhp. yards: panties, yard. t 019, 'S by?iEA Inc TO ORDER Pit. Off -- 8339 'ix-:: WI TH 'THE :1 FRANK,, I-':.Tvf'!;U ( / (\ /'" P r V Z35i, DEAR POLLY — My Pointer is for the elderly who live upstairs. Use of 1. iAs50 ^ 516 WINDOW, YOU -SINIPLETON:5 Now 'o e -4 SCIN&V I wITH LOV6 ON ______________________ _______________________________________________________________________ dNK.' MATCH UP CRAYON TO COVER -Rainy da,,s Cut a DEAR POLLY — To get th small doorway at the base of a lips clean when washing whiti light-colored gloves, make a suds, cardboard drum. Fasten n small put the gloves on and use a little electric light at the top, paint as you hand brush. Then wash gloves just wish and a child has the cosiest as if you were washing your hands. little "reading castle" imaginable. My husband is a to Icher and uses a ouple of these in his classroom. A ell NO, NO! fr Z 171 914 __83751 : 101/1-24 I's Sond ?So "ch pMo I" bf p"t"O W AdadNng whh n&v% address. peffem numbet, and afto to PA"ERNS ow nowtpopor), tax 4389, Niftwn Stefilon, Now York NP4 10011. DEAR POLLY - When I open a ne.' bottle of cooking o'I I put the top of an old clean sock around the middle and fasten with a rubber band. It c(Itches drips and helps keep the F-_ DEAR POLLY — Paint the treads of a stepladder and then sprinkle on some fine sand before the paint drles. Treads will then be 3KIUresistant. — MRS.S. Pors 11.00 let' tAls nory nowsps Idea U them to bor, Z; CLIP SOCK I D) 1 a shopping bag leaves the hands free for railing or banister when cartyingsmall items,and the bag can P. - '..- -••• ready for use on a trip in the other direction. — PAULINE. DEAR POLLY Our doctor suggested soaking an infected scratch on baby's hand In epsom salts solution. but It was Impossible to keep her hand submerged long enough to do any good. I put some small. brightly colored toys in a wide-mothed jar. and fillod It with SP50M Salts water. Baby had fun - soaking. LUCILE. - - z .a, Touch Poodle .ouc A PERKY tam-and-bag set that will , delight the young lady. It's easy to crochet. Paltern No. 5181 has corn-' plete crochet directions. TO ORDER: Send Ift 11114*2 ISO for postage and hand$" with Raw*. aiddrelL 001111111`11111 number end olso to PA TTERNS No I SISHOn. Now Ycwk, NY 10011, k N 1-It ~A-I �maw - ------ ----- ----—---- _________ - BC—Evening - --i- - . BFETLEI w , DO ' £ at . — — -i---- - - \ (t'r. ___ - Be(nlcdedeofol,- Aft / thi/ uieek in Fortunate results through situallons with friendS TIlesday, Wednaday. Be — — # cautious Mth confidences as the week cf.-_,ts. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Poor judgment %&ith plans Sunday. Morfty. [ady Luck aids you gain goals Tuesday, Wednesday A temperamental 0 frirnd. Friday, Be soic tally rialchful Saturday. GEMINI(May 21-June 20) Make obligations curtent as-"* week Benefits from an alliance Tuesday. Good news from afar Wednesday. Toe little push Thursday, Friday. Saturday: Hassle at home. Inerstlif to y) P OX S 14 aunt do 2 to 'he to 'OH, HE SIGNED A THREE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH [GENERAL MOTORS, ALL RIGHT! HE BOUGHT A CAR!" ALLEY C / ' .. 11 _11 I - J..... \ . ? ' b j: -ç rI I V 'A•I 4 ___ 7/a ______ r THE BO I "IT WAS WONDERFUL! MY WHOLE LIFE FLASHED BEFORE MY EYES! I WAS PLAYED BY RAOUEL WELCH!" - "NOBODY TAKES ANYTHING I SAY SERIOUSLY!" ______________________ T'EAT/IE/? Y/T/I TOLU?AWcE. VOCABULARY BY ONE WORD" - by Tom X.Ryan ___ Hr::F?F COMES THE AVFI-E~ OF: CAMPt Student's Corner I MOST CERTAINLY WIL.1, NOT WAVE AT HIM.' IV A i~OMSCOPJIIAIFAVORA8LY , " I L- .. .. - . - --- ! I t ,J . , 23-Atig. 22) Conditions rattior unstable carterwise Monday. A fim errmieriet Tuesday, A WiSe decision Wednesday. You're deceivid ru rnesswlse Thursday Protect possessonc Saturday. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sent 22t Watci dtStmday fl1d Unexpected C Tu Wa y. edt%tsday Keep promse ~0 I I I • LIBRA 3rr' 1 Or! 23) Domestic responsibilities you ii as th week oc Profitable ideas Tuesday. A gamble pays Wednesday, Double-check your .,ork Thursday, Friday. Weekend, Get lots of rest. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Avoid at uing over trivial ilicidents Sunday, Vinday TI)ings w1l %ototk out your way uesday, Wednesday. Steer clear of i,~y 11trancial vi~ r l ures as the week closes. ' ~,!onday. Stjcco~ss 0th an - r , 1Oë &MYSH ,,v bULL/H. ALSO, TR'ó/AL ,14 TT ç,fLAT/ TN(,/zf'y tu er costz y 9MY r 9-V r6 W Z AB VR A NP 816 111U&rRI 91/r t,9L JJF I old idea Tuesday Good news tanityproLem Ti ursda Saturday. Welcome guests. CAPRICORN (Dec 22•Jan 19) You try to handle too many things as the rq recoup a toss Tuesday Bright financial prospects SML --f?ERN/cE (D ng a AOUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb lg~ Tend to Important mnen; Sunday. Monday. OF WHATXCIJRS WILL BE TEnIPO,4'ARX TOWAIP WEEA"S EA/( P vigo, AISCk-S - AW SAQTrAR1US M41 9,4VjF TO H4AVLF0VF_70. 1.cice is used v.isely Tuesday. Btst day Wednesday. Tighten purse ~Jffng Thursday. Friday. D6n1 make loans Saturday. PISCES (Feb. 20-MAirli 20) Ffitods will cmt You rmrwy Sunday, Monday. avc Ga in f'om a serre? transaction Tusdy. Luck,' financiaH CdnMiy D;ractns Thns', Frrl, th mate Sa• '17(')tTR DAJ70 0 BIRr tj ' - . I "ru//'r, NOTE: Send letters to f1brioike Bette Osol, C/o thig n&*1p&p&r, P.O. Brx 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot an.r all the litters, only the on of QiflSfIt int e rest I — BER' ni[E PREDICTS rj9 i N01169 70 -4Z60 8E WIt11#6 TO GO A FEW EXMA SWS A NP "MY MOTHER JUST DECREASEO MY , - I vi WILL NOW TF IVONPS SFCE7IY TJ4 14f4/ E14N5 HE4(ilKES AREA RM OFEASSURAWE, OROM TO FEEL APPREC/ATcO. THAT You WEI?1 .,,. ________ 11MK LEO Ouly I 17' /5',C- Vf1Vq49P p Fop HI; . rij Profit from business mrarmenls . ....—ij .; PV091F -. - ' i I ii 1' iWWR ,. . ' •1 - ,d do / - .. ?I.:-• ai:•i .. make oncess ns Sunday. Moo Tuesday. Wednesday. at1e 3 dOfk hhus Thursday Friday. Watch temper Saturday . (June 21 y22) Prep • ,.. , A LITTLE ® _A 231" Z MEBRE t IRVILLE ec-e lot refre I M AFRAID, DEAR FRIENDS, THAT TOO MANY OF YOU ARE CONTRIBUTING AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES!" . z #- tili AI oU ~ ron'.1 In un able h a ----- - -- I ------ T \\ \ ----- tj IiS *Ve 1~1,lqc-t Y tll iS M ontl VRC,0 S A RF HA 144' A SCORPIO PAL BUGS SI * .4 _ 01& HAIRY ' '. .•: .•__ ! V/RGOS L WI I/I AW6 -WINDEP 13/OA( CALLS /5 LOWING FOR. .. ___ PEAL, _ So Two MEyoij HOT-SHOTO' ... INITIATIVEo 5N08.NNOTADWOUT . ______ . j -i —__ BLONDI i - __ I ________________ • 5PSAK TO YOU F1 RST _ IT WAS I* - - —, YOWL -ryFlp MEW ORPERL Y ill 4'V (R a - A FOMOWESS FOP 7Y ' /-5 INPIV1011AL A! 2 C) • 44~ ___________________ 11 __________________________ _____ - - - - •. • .• ____ / _______ to 1049 1660PT" bry OUT OUR WAY MMM,,- THAT5 REALLY A 5UPER I'H BEr ITS THE NEW PMVUCT YOU'VE 5EEN QA12/ bY Ed Sullivan 74V~&& -THE ONE CALLEV V"""W0000tooBECAUSE HIS 'SHEIK'"ERE A HUNPRW AFTER-SHAVE WOMEN CHASE A MAN VRIVE5 THEM I JU5T LOVE THE '5f4FJK' 130rTLE — IT'S 5HAPEP LIKE A RUNNING CAMEL., CN TV — • INTO 15 THAT WHAr HAVE ON, FM FA 1Z F- V (T 0 Pp 7-0041 FW 1qi4ouwrJ1-r to i: I'll - - - ____ WH AT lf.-OOK6; Ar EEK&1 ' '-----— NOT QUITE! IM USING CVER THEYEARS IVE BEEN GIVEN 6OTTLE AFTER BO1TLE —1 ---- - "AN L7 I'VE NEVER SO I JUST 7UMPE(7 BEEN ABLE lOUSE IT TOGET HERI — • 1 _Tt(A_rV0PW11_J1aF~NP 11114_1~_ HIAA o 1yv APPFA,ANc- T-M TV 5 FOR BUGGY WHIPS! INTO A LARGE 1 fi Ii— WINE"N IL VIC __ -------- o - ! I / 1' NOT THAT (T' PA O A T\/V0-V/14FFt_Fr_! .70 - ___ __ - `4 on Lt a ¶ AJ �I SC—Evening I ' BEETLE B CAM.PUS : CLATTER by Larry Lewis - - 5;Ag6c- To (ARE THERE ANY 057045 RE0YARDINO THE TOPIC OF [NTE PSYcHO I/N5SIS MOVING ri 2 .-.: :APP t byGarryTrudeau DOONFSBURY UP MY WASHING AND (SIR,..') IRONING FOR I U1IG 2 / " I'VE BEEN SAVING "1 2 ____ AR VNY— ' - ___ I McXOP, vjo 9Y? XAIY HA ?/ I AwroN gt'ii I - ". HE vete _____ H4'1/ 7R4T t 11 357 mn 5it ALLEY (X —I rLANlNG L POINT ARE YOU AAA& TR I NG .r'A J (vt / DON'T LIKE$ITR0 RUS14 YOU/ / (U.HOW MUCH LONGeR BEFORF, r CAN DO IT 1 ) 11J5 3'T WONDERING.,. Y MRS. ZIMiHER ' JUST 8'Y 6176W,4 ThIJKING 511/6 RFI4Q / I / 7HAT75 , /P5t5S I mums ThIS 7/6H5/4/ TV WMi Li Y/N6 70 Ir 4 AN0 57/41607- • I ,• __ WAL4 HEY/A 'J8LE "i. 7060/ F77 NO,N0— 7115 55(WO _____ 1t/N/ THE BOR kw ICA T\ m CAPTAIN ]MAST by _ - AT PA RAT E 1A7 GOING PLACE:5' AN E)~AMPLE FER ME 130Y, I I y 77= , INI %/OUR %'VORKi E5Lj5rER,,,rEACHIW' HIM DA PUMP L_ - F(NE- POI~JT,5 OF (5ARBAOE. EHI ORVIS F HOW AD I SPI Crooks — WIND UP TOP MAM ON DA CITY Dump! SUMME sJ - & AP.J' ALLEY Lawrence eurR KIM FOLLOW tPJ JuST GOTT1 HIS OLE MAW5 FOOr5rEP5! BF CAREFUL WHERS I STER. ANk PAV-4 ALL! 0 THOL161-17% I HOPE NEEENA GEFTS BACK HERIE 'THEY OH WIZE HERB~ Wn)4 TH~ WIZEFZ R 1'M SO GLAD COMrz NOW YOU RIE HE 70LD ME,UN4PA, PRE_TTY SWN! SEEN HUR-r. LET'S HAVE LOOK AT H FOR / - by — Dave LJMP ON BACK OF HIS HEAD, AND HIS LEr= _N; - ______ - BUGS BL # BE YEFZ15! t;raue WORRY AWUr HIS HEAD! HOLD HIM,SaYS! 1141S WILL TAke WE CAN MNG HIM AROUND WIZER! HI AlZt~ OPENING.' / * 00000! W14AT W40 ARE YOU P50PLr ?P 40 I /__fl\_ \ rr WAS 31__ itLiiIlIt__ __ / __ - I. - ___ - I - - - T - r -- - - - s . - - - SO - • •e --- IqX"V W01q IE3E:t 5QVA;Z515 13Y LINEG e* - - -. an —_ •— -— .- --. - -- - - - F3E:LXSCXX~LAvS HOLLYH00~, I'VE TOLD STUART RATUREIOLORS~ T AN ANIMAL 1A JUMP J & I A I 30 PEi ' \ 2\S YO 3 \ / \ V9 1 LVCALr .75 ITS AN BENNG 7 3 P ----- s C, -yvv 1. A PROUD TO DISPLAY MY MANY r-- IFcuLr IF , SLOWING PLEASURE, PRISC ILLA r . byAl Vermeer IT'S MY SURE LIKE TO WON AT SCHOOL' I POP AND HED N ABOUT ALL THE TROPI-UES 0 511AC6 I'O 'E ov 1 9 COLOR IN 1Hr_ - by ick 3ELogers, ___ WINTH ' r— -• GUSH OF: j3WXv TIZACXF A P*rH 10 Ov,-~ 1 2j t4AM fig ANSWER % 9 UØLE5 IN 5001 POP ARE OF FUN AND GAMES I ASK6 - --.:. PERHAPS THEM WILL SERVE AS AN NSPIRATIO) WHAT A--1 LOT OF WATOK 16 CHAR00v mn4 -rHr. GIVE 'TWO 5= pop ci is : 6AIS'110 W 0 j 9 ! FRANK, 10 PIAZLF WOK NEW YORK,N.Y I. TOP is IZEj%ovev. iavvnbs Is 314,~ Mewl ay -MEY hr IN qmum 4"W" Ron 184111 MRST INSY ~9 A AL ,. II w.ua_ LA N lad vw wain ow &P to: XZVN A_IM1A_ 1Wp,cQ, Santa Cruz, CaJI 95011 T IC, UJ~5 6 'V __ �__ 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. 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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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 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/23243025870fb2b787555f76d277a22b.pdf f01a121c7d3c01c141bfc24e0dd12b37 PDF Text Text ________________Aim,_ BB --Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Sept. 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Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set . 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (as.)..., Empire Bathroom Privacy Set- 3511 Antique Brass .................... 111117-11 91:101111112 i.i.ic.i Sirmin Cviindir 4L11'4 2R nr Rtaca 20.99 15.96 .. . . ,..... . . -' - result of ' .flTr1 For Clerk Showdown ByEl)PItICKETr Herald Staff V,riter "We're going to ask (k, said Thursday he will be to appear" because Mr. Beckwith to •\/ ' Kwiatkowski 's "information is .• Seminole Count corn: explain. It seems like erroneous." • - 'i missioner harry Kwiatkowski a few banks are Actually, a Beckwith and Circuit Court Clerk Art being favored." assistant, who handles the Beckwith Jr. are headed for a Commissioner county's banking business said showdown at Tuesday's county ,. the commissioner's figures are •, conission meeting. commission nIt/ K w i atkowski okay, but Kwiatkowski s . __ Kwiatkowski said Thursday it conclusions are incorrect. "looks like a few banks are called 21i times, Kwiatkowski "i call banks that will give being favored" with $26.2 said. All total, the county has 10 me some action," said Mrs million worth of county "depositories," the commis. Eloise Pfeifauf, an assistant t business which is distributed by sioner added. Beckwith. Beckwith's office. The two banks most favored She said she doesn't 'have As Kwiatkowski's bycalls, according to tirne"to call all thebayjksth he comments, the commission has Kwiatkowski, were the Atlantic county. Plus, she said some asked Beckwith to appear National Bank of Sanford and banks are unable to handle time Tuesday to explain his the Flagship Bank of Sanford. deposits because of insurance department's banking The "time deposits" as they requirement.s. procedures. are called are a "plum" to !.kin at tier books • / I \ . Kwiatkowski said a study bankers, a Beckwlth assistant pointed out haUrims reveals that from January of agreed. However, Beckwith certain banks cte not to last year to the present, 33 hth also evlained that txthks rrn &CceM C: 51il tune depcti were required.Of those bids, pay interest to the county for for one reason or two banks were called 32 times, deposits. We're gr to ask Mr. Beck. and one n was called 30 Kwiatko ski asked Beckwit h with to explain Kwiatkowski times. to explain why some banks are Two Seminole County banks, called inore frequently than are being favored.,' - w LOOK MA, Young Joe Dentar isn't really giving an Inside view of his dental work. instead, the four-year-old is giving his version of a smile for the photographer. Joe was asked to smile and this was his way of Kwiatkowski says, weren't others. doing exactly that. Quite amouthluloftecth, young man. (lleraldPhotohyilillVfnccntJr.) Called at all. A third bank Beckwith. who says the ('t'riilank of Cassclberrv - was commission is shooting in the NO CAVITIES She said the county has to play "a game of catchup with national average standards." "I tried to find a rhyme or - I Continued On Page 2-Al Griffin: "I Am Not Going To Jail For You" Board member Pat Telson said educational experts claim "It's not the number of hours, but the Hine s" Tight Purchasing Control Required By Law, Firemen Told "Younger kids are too worn out after six hours," said one By DONNA FES Herald Staff Writer fire department on purchasing procedures. Smith this week announced he resigned as Smith said while he would no longer t the cncerning financial responsibility, adopted Wrangling between city officials and the the city's fire chief because city officials have city's fire chief, he would retain the office of an ordinance several months ago setting A county high school teachzr volunteer fire company, which has extended questioned his Integrity, volunteer fire chief, purchasing procedures, requiring purchase said it is unfair to compare LAKE MARY - "I think a lot of you the over many months this year, on the proper Councilmen denied Smith's accusation, Lake Mary, which celebrated its second orders, approval of department heads and California standards to volunteer firemen) but lam not going to jail method of expending city funds and the saying they only expected the fire department anniversary asa city in August, owns the fire bids on purchases of over $1,000. Florida's standards without for you. We all must follow the law," said city definition of the word "emergency" came to a and Smith to comply with city purchasing department equipment, while the volunteers At one time the approval of three cot.inconsidering funds available for council member Lillian Griffin, regarding head with the resignation of Fire Chief procedure law the same as other city own the building which houses the equipment. each child and other "ratios." dispute between the city and the volunteer Charles (Chuck) Smith. (Continued On Page 2-A) departments. The city council, in line with state law Authority Seen For Utilities Inside Sunday ,fr._ Population Boom Ahead by the year 1990, according planning department studies. Read about the projected growth and what lies ahead Seminole County the Sunday edition of The FenIng Herald. ... .. Se(-'alnole County's population will more than double By JOE ASK RFN to for A convenient three outlet strip with 6' cord. Reg. Price (ea.).........1.88 ('. ii'Dk I ti I; II! P'4 I ;I Shrub and Tree (51b.) ............... 2.95 1.79 Bonus S Fertilizer and Weed Control (5,000 sq. ft. bag) ................. 18.95 12.49 17,500 sq. ft. bag) ...... ........ 26,95 18.69 . p First grade is the bvils for all reading. California schools __ not cutting back on a hours for their lo w er grades. Teachers should work around the children's short attention spa n, said - Adan*iewicz. 5.99 7.44 9.79 13.45 17.89 21.34 20 .59 w . -, he was afraid he would get in trouble for illegal trash dum. ping. Anthropologists at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., examined the remains of the unidentified body and reported they were the remains of a woman between 16 and 21 years of age, 51" to 57" tall, with reddish blonde hair, police said. The reports stated, according to investigators, that the core had been in the dump from three to five weeks. - 3.29 3.99 39.90 qfni "We don't have time to waste. ' U . IJUIiYd:IIj'[eI Briggs White "Conserver" Closet (ea.) - 52.20 Galvanized Steel Pipe '/"x21'(pc.) .................... 8.37 '."x21'(pc.) ................... 17 02 1"*21'(pc.) ..................... 15.15 1'."x21'(pc.) ................... 20.13 1'Y'x21'(pc.) ................... 24(X) 2" * 21' (pc.) ..................... 32. 77 Spaziano was arrested in April by Chicago police on a disorderly conduct charge. A computer check revealed he was wanted in Orange County for the rape and knife attack on the 16-year-old girl. He waived extradition and was returned to Florida for trial in the case. The bodies at the Altamonte Springs dump area, south of SR 436 and west of SR 431, were found by an EatonviHe man on Aug. fl, 1973, but he told authorities he waited 24-hours to report the grisly find because j'1w. children. 33c I141I11JJJII*.1 25 Quart Seat Top Ice Chest lea.) ..... 12.95 8.69 5 Gallon Plastic Water cooler (as.) ..... 13.95 9.96 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (as.).... 21.85 15.84 reExirtc(I to have told defense attorney Edward Kirkland that Spaziano was a prime suspect in the Altamonte dump mur(k'rs and that he (Abbgy) "wanted a confession" from Spaziano. At one point, Abbgy was reported to have said that he had taken his Investigation of the (lump murders to Herring's office and had been told to keep working and to obtain "more evidence" before the case would be taken before the Seminole County (;ran(] Jury. Kwiatkowski, Mrs. M. Adamkiewlcz, representing some parents of children at Longwood Elementary school, said extending the four-and-threequarter hour day for the lower grades to the regular six.and-ahalf hour day would help raise reading level averages of the 1 6.99 _ The mnaximwn five-hour day for kindergarten and first grade Pupils In Seminole County was reaffirmed this week by School Board members In spite of an appeal for longer hours from a group of parents concerned with national reading levels. [efI;l a] 1I teIs)i:iiT. 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Surgeons were able to repair the girl's right eye but tier left Of, c as rla iitagcil so baily that he now has only shadow vision with that eye, police said. Abbgy attended Spaziano's Orange County trial and was Head IISPA'A I;I'!A I 0 k d I IF-A tsflTi Root Vent - Model P-i (ea.) ........... 41.95 37.78 Attic Fare- Model VP-2 (ea.) .......... 40.95 36.76 Sea Mist Randon Shear in 12' widths Choice of 11 lovely colors (sq. yd.) 6.99 Ozito Plushtonos - Choose from 7 decorator patterns (sq. yd.) ....... 8.95 Now Look - Hi-la cut loop and shag in 10 beautiful colors (sq. yd.) ......... 8.99 severe bloAs to the head prior to or at the time of death. No arrests have been made in the dump murders, but Sheriff's U. George Abbgy, working the case with Altamonte Springs police detectves, last May is known to have questioned a member of the Outlaw motorcycle gang, year-old Joseph Robert "Crazy JiM' Spaziano, in linnection with the case. Spaziano recently was con. victed in Orange County of the Feb. 1974 rape and knife assault murder case said there are strong indications that the jurors were hearing testimony in connection with the death of liura l.>nn Ilarberts, an 18year-old Orlando hospital clerk who had been niiis.sing for 17 days when the bodies were found at the trash dump, Miss Harbect.s' remains were identified Ironi dental records. So far, police say, efforts to identify the second body haven't been successful. Medical examiners deteritilned that both bodies received Hours 4.49 4.59 9.99 1:1 WiXS1 I '1 .4 I ;I 11P'1II f.I.1!1 7250 " Reversing Drill (ea.) ......... 4499 34.79 7450 Belt Sander (ea.) ............... 64.99 49.96 7379/877 V." Circular Saw (as.) ....... 94.99 69.96 7378/888" Circular Saw (ea.) ........104.99 79.95 0, 2 x4"x6' SPRUCE By ItoH LIAPs'I) Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Grand Jury was in session today and believed to be hearing evidence in connection with the August 1973 murder of one of two young women whose decomposing bodies were found in a trash dump at Altamonte Springs. Senilnole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring, s ho is handling the grand jury probe, was silent on what the Jurors were considering but courthouse oh. servers and sources close to the Shorter ISII]('(I1TAIdIk'[eEI GAF SureStik Floor Tile- 12" x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Tile in many patterns and colors (ea.) ........... ,38c Cushioned Vinyl Floor Covering Marquis - Choice of 8 colors (sq. yd.). 4.99 Millionaire-4 colors available (sq. yd.) 5.99 ,inti'rcj Florida 12171-Price 10 Cents ,,. ' IleraldStaffWrfter in The creation of a "North $93,735 federal share and Seminole Utility Authority," as committments of $15,000 each a separate legal entity to dire:t from Seminole County and the construction and operation of a City of Sanford, and ,OQOfrom proposed $15 million federally the City of Lake Mary. sponsored regional sewer plant Bill Dale, Seminole County within the next few years. was utility director, said the county predicted Thursday night by will support what should be a L II T Prep Footu alu Starts T on onigiu ght i I tI 1.1g story on the ocal sports scene fOotb all li e u. Prep foot with Seminole County school teams going In toaction tonight and Saturday.Read all about it in Sunda) Herald sports section. k ' M e l 4' aj " -- - Cheer leaders arade parade ,n P 3.X 2.75 rca different girl.. all give the same reason for joining the 399 2.99 Seminole High School chrerleading squad: to urge their team on to victory. Story, pictures, Seminole Magazine . 4.17 3.25 I\I)I \ 4.83 3.98 Around Ile Clock Brid ge Calendar 1.. '•' - - - . -- t 1A UOCtr ' 5A • -- e 7j. ' -- - - ----. - .1f% , , '• - .-''.' ' ' i,., a .i • •.. . !-LJilI( Ol i 5A Obituaries '' .• a i,.. ..... study, required before the city caflapplyforafederalgrantfo the project itself includes the Sanford's city manager. common goal of area to provide Cit \lan4igcr Warren E 'the best service with the least Pete Knowles told members cost of the regional sewer plan' When you wont pure water, committee a regional entity will who care who treats it We be necessar% because the must stop I local) governmental pro ect "will encompass more entities from bidding against than one agenc', or govern-each other," said Dale mental authority. Knowles said the idea of who work and how" is a Committee Chairman and does i ita uniina ion Sanford City Commissioner •. po ,, , - - ,-- .---. . .-- ----- I �IA—Evening Hero ld, Sanford, Ff. Friday. Sept. 12, 197S Firemen Told Purch ase Control Required 1. i Continued From PagelAi cilnwn was needed before large purchases could be made. At several recent council meetings it had been noted that the fire department was not adhering to the purchasing ordinance. Councilman Martin Bacon Sr., said this week there has been a systematic avoidance by the fire department of the purchasing procedure and splitting of invoices has occurred to circumvent the law. "If the state auditor came In he would say it is pretty shoddy, if not illegal, to by-pass the bidding system," Bacon said, adding he is fighting to have a "ship-shape" operation, Mayor Walter Sorenson, a vocal supporter of the volunteer fire department said he had to question whether the recent repair of the NATION IN BRIEF Prisoners Riot Over Food In Tennessee State Prison NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Violence flared in the Tennessee State Prison Thursday night alter a guard slapped a prisoner in the dining room, authorities reported. One convict was shot, four other prisoners and to guards were injured. About 400 convicts who were outside their cells and gathered in the main compound took part in the disturbance at its peak, prison officials said. They said the slapping incident came after a prisoner complained when the dining room ran out of pork chops and began serving baloney for supper. A lire bomb thrown into the prison library started a fire but the extent of the damage was not immediately known, officials said. They added that the cornmisary was looted of soft drinks. Order was restored after six hours. - ..._- A PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (All) Playing to crowds he called "just unbelievable," President Ford showed New Hampshire voters his handshaking, streetcorner campaign style with an 11-hour qust for Republican votes in a special Senate election. Candidate Ford says he'll be back next winter to seek White House votes for himself. Ford's marathon campaign mission Thursday in bebaif of Senate candidate Louis C. Wyman seemed also to be a sendoff for his own candidacy in the state that will hold the first presidential primary election of 1976. The President said he intends to enter the New Hampshire primary, which is scheduled next March 2, but could be moved up a week to keep it the first in the nation. k _. ;, . 0 __ft,_ I vk - .. .~_ - 4 - Ford Wears Bullet-Proof Vest PORTSMOUTH, N.H. i AP) President Ford's security agents appear to have outfitted him with a protective vest to wear on ventures into crowds after a worsan aimed a gun at him at close range last weeks Aside from that, security procedures were changed little Thursday as the President camIgned through southern New Hampshire, making fl stops on a day long tour to boost Republican Louis C. Wyman's ëhances in next Tuesday's special US. Senate election. Ford displayed the same zest for shaking hands and mixing with crowds as he has on previous trips, and the cordon of a half dozen agents around him was the same as in the past. - Fed Plans To Offset Default WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Reserve has drawn up a contingency plan to offset the Impact on the banking syst,m of a d'!fault by New York City, Chairman Arthur F. Burns says. "The Feoeral Reserve is the nation's lender of last resort," Burns said. "I and other members of the board have given repeated aurances that the Federal Reserve % ill act promptly to relieve liquidity strains on the banking system, whatever the cause of those strains may be." The plan is keyed to loans at below market rates to maintain banks' cash flows If New York says It cannot mett painents on its debts to banks. - Democrats Reject Energy Plan WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Democrats apparently are as unwilling to accept President Ford's program of higher energy 'ices as they were when the plan was offered eight moi."zs ago. The latest evidence came Thursday night when Democrats rejected the President's newest compromise effort, offered by telephone from New Hampshire. "The President is trying to create pressure on Con. gress ... t.o knuckle under to the President's plan," charged Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, [).Maine, after the offer was relayed by Acting Republican Leader Robert P. Griffin of Michigan. - Lockheed Bribes Probed WASHINGTON (APi A Senate subcommittee plans to grill officials of Lockheed Aircraft Corp. about company payoffs in Saudi Arabia and Indonesia. Documents released before today's hearing show Lockheed paid hundreds of thousands of dollats to its Saudi Arabian middleman, Adnan Khas.hoggi, for use as "under the table" payoffs to government officials. A Lockheed spokesman declined comment on the documents in advance of the testimony by company officials today. - Students Return To Classes BOSTON ( AP) Attendance is up almost 10 per cent as integration proceeds without major difficulties In Boston's public schools, but police were In the streets again as nighttime protests contlzued. Qtywide attendance was 69.1 per cent Thiraday, up from 59.2 per cent when schools opened Monday. Attendance by whites was 63 per cent and by blacks 75 per cent. - Skipper Wants Time To Reply WASHINGTON (AP) A Norfolk Navy commander wants more time to answer a letter of reprimand he received for giving a farewell kiss to topless dancer who performed on the deck of his submarine. - S. Ashler Signs Pardon For Pitts, Lee TAIJ.AIIASSEE (AP) Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler signed today a lull part on for Freddie Lee Pitts and Wilbert Lee, putting the two prisoners convicted of murder one Cabinet signature away from freedom next Friday. "I'm conviced that there's reasonable doubt that Pitts and Lee are guilty" of murdering two Port St. Joe service station attendants in 1963, Ashler said. "This was not a precipitous decision on my part, but one that I carefully' and prayerfully thought over, he said. "Nothing caused me to think that they were actually guilty." Ashler signed the pardon on a secretary's desk outside the office of Art Canaday, Gov. Reuhin Askew's legal aide. The pardon, which must be signed by Askew and three Cabinet officers before it becomes effective, has now been signed by the governor, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and Ashler. Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington is eXN'('t('(l to si n the pardon, putting it into effect, but may v. ait until Monday bile 1w reviews conflicting evidence. - In Rezoning Of Tract .: *i FLORIDA IN BRIEF l,;'K1 M.\RY ('uuflcII In thcr business, city Gary Massey to review the member lAlliari Griffin, ac- council: mobile home permit lee orcused of a conflict of interest dinance to determine if it Heard an announcement last month concerning a from council member Virginia complies with state law. rezoning, has filed Tabled consideration of a a Mercer that Seminole Supermemorandum with the official visor of Elections Camilla new zoning ordinance, inminutes explaining her action. Bruce's staff will be registering cluding sections on multi. Noting a new state law will Lake Mary voters from 8:30 family and industrial zoning. not go into a eff ect until Oct. 1, a.m., to 2:30 p.m.. Saturday, Hired Ronald A. Tumminia requiring the riling of a memo Oct. 4, at the Lake Mary Post as a police patrolman at a in conflict of interest cases Office, sa lary of $8,200 annually under involving elected officials, Mrs. Advertised for bids on the federally funded Coin., Griffin continued her denial black top to place a one-inch prehensive Employment and that any conflict existed on her asphalt cap on 1,205 feet of Training Act(CETA) program. part in the rezoning of the Crystal Lake Drive to Country Approved contracting with Trepanier property. Club Road the and 385 feet across Flagship Computer Service I a She explained that the Frank Country Club. for utility billing at a fee of 1150 Griffin Construction Co., in Placed consideration of monthly. winch she is an equal partner extending the moratorium on -Approved construction of a - I 1.94 &LI-4-k-i. ""~ _1 7' .1 . __ Fire Injures Union Official - i _______ ___ 'I,,. - _____ - - I,. . •. . .I 'I .jv #, 4 ! " _________ _________________________________ i ,• iio. ________________________ - 1. , _______________ '• I.rf •. . ' . __ .. 10• ; - - .' .. .. - 4 - . __________________________ _______ . -. - _____ -6311& ,- k,!Jt-.W ;P40;1" .I with her husband, purchased the issuance of building permits fence around the Crystal Lake from Trepanier dirt by the yard on Lake Mary Boulevard 90 water plant to conform with the and received no money from days until January, next year property lines. • I Trepanier in the business on the agenda for a special Renewed the animal John Multbay tleit of Orlando transaction. and Gene Dalrymple of Tampa meeting and workshop Tuesday control contract with Seminole A BASS couldn't find any available chairs at recent Blue Grass Festival, The rezoning involved an 80- night. Council has also County. SO they just pulled up a bass fiddle to use instead while enjoying acre tract off Rinehart Road to scheduled a special meeting FOR A BASE Agreed to contact State the afternoon of music, fun and frolic. (Herald Photo b Gordon permit construction of a mobile and public hearing on the Rep. Vince Fechtel R. Williamson) home park. The re7oning budget Monday night at 7:30. Leesburg) expressing city passed on a 3-2 vote. Instructed City Attorney officials' desire to continue city elections in December at this time. Fechtel had forwarded to the city a recommendation from the state House of Representatives election committee that cities retain their elections at different times than national, state and county elections. By BOB LLOYD probation, He will receive today.' main source, not Debbie Midway, was meted a five year —'Instructed Mayor Walter Herald Staff Writer credit for 106 days spent in jail. Defense attorney George Lingo." prison sentence on a guilty plea Sorenson to obtain bids on a The court withheld adjudication Sprinkel named Sheriff's In ether sentencings: to burglarizing a building last hospitalization plan for all city A 19-year-old Winter Park on the firearm theft count and detectives Lt. R.C. Parker, Sgt. Earl C. Wright, 19, of November at 418 S. Sanford employes and to select the plan man, who survived the June 9 put Hart on live years con- William Vinton and Jerry Apopka, was put on two years Ave., Sanford. most appropriate for the emSeminole Co unty Jail lire that secutive probation. Capshaw as officers who had probation ir. a drug possession Davis originally was charged ployes. killed 11 men, has been senAssistant State Attorney Bill been working with his client, case. Wright said pills were in juvenile court but trantenced to 18 months in prison Heffernan had asked the court McGregor said the court found in his pocket following a sfer-red to circuit court for trial and 10 years probation for to mete the maximum 10 years frowns on this type of activity traffic accident, as an adult. burglary and larceny of a prison sentence on the con- by law enforcement officers Steven S. Durkee, 21, During the sentencing the firearm. victlons. and said once a person is Altamonte Springs, was sen- court took note of Davis' Joseph Robert Hart, 19, In other cases, Judge arrested the defendant isn't to tenced to one year in county jail Juvenile record since age 11. Winter Park, was found guilty McGregor sentenced Mrs. be "a tool of law enforcement." on a guilty plea on a worthless When Davis pleaded guilty to July 15 by a circuit court jury Deborah Lott Lingo, Fern Park In earlier hearings in the check charge. The court or- the burglary In June the State on the charges stemming from mother of t ,wo small children, to Lingo case, Sprinkel argued his dered Durkee to serve 60 days Attorney's office dropped a a break-In at Camp San Pedro three years probation on her client was entrapped by federal of the senten.-e in jail and then companion charge of escape in south Se minole June 26 plea of guilty to D r u g E n f o r c e in e n t that he be put on probation for from police custody and agreed Hart has filed suit in the civil possession of cocaine. Administration undercover two years and 10 months, not to prosecute Davis on two Sanford police today reported division of circuit court seeking The court scored law en- agents who had pressured her Sylvester Davis, 18, of other burglary cases, the arrest of three 14-year-old a half-million-dollars in lorcement agencies for using into becoming a "go between" Sanford boys for burglary in damages from Sheriff John the services of defendants, who in buys of illegal cocaine. connection with a breakin Polk for injuries he allegedly after arrest are, under court Mrs. Lingo was arrested after Thursday at a residence at 2.808 received in the Jail fire, rules, wards of the court, in she produced a $10 bag of S. French Ave., owned by C. Hart's father told Judge investigations of other criminal cocaine in an apartment, (Continued From Page I'A) federal approval approval Tom Roll. McGregor that his son "almost cases, emptied it onto a mirror in a Involved, included: lost his life" in the jail fire and Mrs. Lingo said she worked bedroom and told agents they Officers said they responded Knowles said Lake Mary Current has evidenced "a complete with law enfoc cement officers could "sample" facilities planning, to a call from citizens who the drug. responded readily, which may take eight months to reported seeing three boys change in attitude" since the on drug cases and had been Court records indicate the "It's hoped the studies will two years before completion, leave fire. contacted by Sheri ff's detec. cocaine had been brought to the Iron out a lot of details," the dwelling and go over a said Designs and construction wall into a "1 don't believe he'll ever be lives and had worked with apartment by another girl. Knowles. wooded area. plans, which may take about in trouble again," the lather police on unrelated cases. identified only as 'Barbara." B. Cal Conklin, the city's nine months. Patrolman H. H. McIntyre told the court. McGregor ordered her to no Sprinkel said the "delivery" consulting engineer with CIarJ% Actual co po rted the house had been ns truction of tht re McGregor noted, however, longer cooperate with law was set up by the federal agents that the youth had been on enforcement agencies "starting "who admit they were after the Dietz & Associates of Sanford, facility, estimated to take from entered by a rear door and a said the three step process, with one-and-a-half to two years. bedroom ransacked. The only probation in Orange Coun ty at thing police reported as missing the time of the south Seminole from the dwelling was a quantity of fireworks, "Probation was tried one time and it didn't work," Patrolman H. J. Shea Jr. I Continued from page IA) McGregor said, reading aloud a that's impossible, lie said it Iron, $45,000 to $i85,000, or an from or an reported $60 cash, a battery $185,000 to so,000, portion of a confidential pr-c- reason, but I can't find any," was an effort on the coin. increase charger, 10-foot plywood boat of 311.1 per cent, increase of 3.5 per cent, sentence in vestigation (PSI) Kwiatkowski said of Beckwith's mission's part to present and 24 potted plants were listed Circuit and county court Williams said his figures as missing made by the state parole and methodology. after a burglary at "improper figures" to lighten costs, from $20,000 to $85,000, or show tax probation commission on court He went on to point out his the commission's part in this dollars only, with the residence of Mrs. Jean an increase of 325 per cent, revenues "backed order. study shows 13 of the 33 calls year's budget. thus Savail, 2522 Willow Ave., Beckwith says the correct the reason for lower out," "I see m pattern of went to the Atlantic Bank. The budgetary Sanford. Williams' figures list the budget figures are: figures. I r r e s p0 n s I bit it y a n d list continues until a bank in Following "budget Increases Clerk of the Circuit Court, Beckwith refuses to accept maliciousness," McGregor Forest City was called only beyond t he Sheriff's deputies today control of the county $ll8,O(X)to$)39,500,or an 18 per that explanation. He says what reported $500 in tools were 1 said. The court said the PSI twice out of the 33 times county commission:" cent increase. Williams says he did Is "urn- reported stolen from a truck in contained a statement from money was available for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit and county courts, possible." the parking lot at 365 Spanish Hart's Orange County deposit. probation supervisor that the Trice, south Seminole Mcari' bile, Beck ith also According youth "considered probation a criticized h report Issued by to reports, the tools joke and didn't take supervision Commissioner Dick Williams wereownedbyVanrelaylor,of Forest City. seriously." McGregor noted the which outlines money in the PSI report was made after the 1975-76 counti, budget that on nue wouoru, MIAMI (All) An official of National Airlines' flight attendants union was Injured along with two other women Thursday by a flash fire officials said appeared to have been deliberately set. Two men were seen running from the building shortly after the fire broke out in an apartment hallway. A can which appeared to contain gasoline was found in the middle of a stack of newspapers at the two-story apartment complex, firemen said.. Lea Rosteck, vice chairman of the Association of Flight Attendants, suffered hyperventilation and was treated and released from a hospital. Also Injured were Dolly DeForge, who lives next door to Miss Rosteck, and another resident, Toni Sadali. Neither was seriously hurt. There were no indications that the blaze was connected with a strike against National by some 1,200 flight attendanis. - - "P -, Ir I , l ".4 :. 'C WASHINGTON i AP) Original police records on the Chappaqulddick incident involving Sen. Edward M. Kennedy are still missing, despite assertions by two former police chiefs that they were returned to the files last April. Officials of the Edgarown police department at Martha's Vineyard, Mass., say they cannot find the documents. "We've looked everywhere. We honestly don't know where they are," Patricia McLeod, a special police officer, said In a telephone interview. The mystery of the vanished records was raised recently in a book by Carl Gottlieb, a script writer for the movie "Jaws" which was filmed at Martha's Vineyard last summer. the council over purchasing procedures, some f ir efighters say, Is that the department does not want the ultra tight controls on money by the city that firemen saw when the (ire department was under county control. Firemen say, prior to the city's in. corporation, control by the county was so tight it required months before necessary items could be purchased. Another problem, according to city of ficlats, is that the volunteers are so dedicated they cannot conceive that other city depart. ments are equally as important as the fire department. The city council ended the fire department hassle this week with a motion to attempt again to reach agreement between the city department and the volunteers. Griff in: No Conf l ict i - Chappaquiddick Records Gone Volunteers agreed the city has provided the best in equipment. While the volunteers noted their support of Smith, a few said Smith was s peaking for himself when he said an effort would be made to oust two of the councilmen, up for election this year, from office. Former mayor Margie Hess, a volunteer, said the city has three professional firefighters donating their services to the city while others said the volunteers include two women firefighters, five fully qualified firemen, two who have emergency medical training, two registered nurses and 15 members who have completed Red Cross courses. Councilmen praised the department's quality, Behind the continuing disagreement with Files Memo With Minutes Ford In New Hampshire .:_ (ire siren as an emergency. An emergency, Sorenson said, is something that happens in the middle of the night when no one is available to hand!e the prope r paper work, A move by Councilman Harry Terry to hire a lull-time fire chief appeared to raise the ire of veteran volunteer I ii etnen about as much is statements by Smith, that the volunteers would be involved in the city election this year to defeat Terry and Bacon, angered the city council, Several volunteers, describing their remarks as "not threats," said they would not work under a paid city chief. Supporters said councilmen were "destroying our fire department." Others pointed to the fire department as one of the best in the state. ), * ri ' - Court Rules On Privacy Case Judge Hands Down 18-Month Term I re Sentenced F'' i - Secrets Given Away Juveniles - TALLAUA&SEE (AP) The state has given away the secrets of a computer that writes $6.2-billion worth of checks annually and has taken few precautions to keep the Information from falling into the wrong hands, a legislative auditor says. Michael Rose, staff director of the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, told a select House committee on computers and state employe pay Thursday that the check-writing program was made public during bids on new equipment. "Basically, anyone who could get access to the program and could get access to the Carlton Data Center could get in there and write a bunch of checks the state doesn't need written," Hose said. "The state could be out a substantial amount of money." - Arrested In B I - Utility TALLAHASSEE (AP) A Florida appeal court says news photographers and reporters may be guilty of trespass if they enter a home with police or firemen without the owner's permission. The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled 2.1 Thursday that Duval Coun' Circuit Court must try an invasion of privacy suit against the Florida Publishing Co., for publication in the Florida Times-Union of a photograph taken in a fir e-ravaged borne. "Though It is conceded by appellant that the the fire marshal and police rightfully entered the premises for the purpose of discharging their official duties, there is nothing to indicate that those officials had, In the absence of an emergency, authority to invite others to do so," said the opinion written by Chief Judge Tyrle Boyer of Jacksonville. - - Of Jail Rowan Had Delayed Permit TALLAHASSEE (AP) advance written approval state on Dec. 24, 1973,atioliday, overzealous, but I never InYouth Services Director J0- would be obtained in the future. and also doing consultant work. tended to violate any laws and I seph Rowan didn't obtain writ'Ilie Rowan said he was working don't think I did." ten permission to do outside Howardwork was done for John Ellison said the overspending Association, Chicago, for the state and the consulting included consulting work until auditors $3,500 for printing jobs asked him to produce the re- mostly on Virginia, Michigan f irm during a trip that day and on which no bids were obtained. quired approval, Auditor Gen- and South Dakota surveys. it did more than eight hours work T state would seek restituwas performed during 35 (lays for Florida. eral Ernest Ellison tion of the unpaid bills, which for which Rowan said he took Rowan was paid William I'addon, formerly included $282 ba Tampa motel, for annual leave from his il,000-adoing the consulting $4,613 for a priPeace of Mind director who now $210 for plaques and $136.40 for vate firm between October 1973 year state post. is house Standards anti Con- printing "that included the cost and March 1974, Ellison said But Ellison said records duct Committee staff director, of stationery to another state," Thursday. Such work required showed Rowan working for the said, "I uiav have been a little Ellison said. advanced written approval From Rowan's supervisor, thenHealth and Rehabilitative Set-v. ices Secretary O.S. Kenner, Ellison said. But the letter of approval was dated May 12, 1975, 'the sam date that auditors of my staff asked the director if prior approval had been received from his supervisor," the auditor general added. MIAMI R1-A('II I }''INt IorceIsed prujwrtie t its plan i not cunsuiiunated .. . th In the preliminary audit of Mortgage investors has report- lenders as payment for some of trust will become involved in the Youth Services Division, ed a net loss of $2.1 million for its debts. proceedings under the [lankEllison also criticized the six months ended July 31, The trust is opposing a move ruptcy Act. The trust has reOperation Peace of Mind, a and says it faces possible bank- by four banks, to whom it owes Lamed special counsel to advise program designed to help ruptcy unless it can 'restruc- $3.4 million, to force it into in- .it with respect to such bank. runaway youths by giving them ture" $450 million in debts it voluntary bankruptcy. ruptcy proceedings," the firm a way to contact their parents. owes to banks and insurance in a proxy' statement issued said. The program overspent its companies. Thursday In connection with Its The trust owes $400 million to budget by $12,533 and left $629 The Miami Beach-based real impending stockholders' meetin unpaid bills including a $15 estate investment trust is ing, First Mortgage said it will about 100 banks and $50 million bar tab at a Tampa motel, Elli- scheduled to hold a stock- wind up "in some proceeding to several insurance cornson said, holders meeting Oct. 23 to con- under the bankruptcy act" if it panics. It fell on bad times with the collapse of numerous real In his audit reply, Rowan said sider a plan that would reduce cannot restructure Its debts, he had received oral approval the interest rates on Its loans opinion of manageestate and development proj"it is the for the consulting work and that and give preferred stock and Ilient that if the restructuring) ects that defaulted on loans From the trust. - . Mortga ge F*irm S d Facing Bankruptcy :\}'j Get Advice From Shevin Authority Seen TALLAHASSEE (A Shevin said he would contend in "Fly also prohibiting the enCondominium dwellers court that the lawmakers could lot-cement of such clauses, the Condominium Retroactive provisions of the should contact private attor- legally prohibit the enforce, legislature clearly intended the restructuring plan could trim neys before trying to withhold inent of escalation clauses in statute to apply to all leases or the latest six-month loss from payments based on escalation contracts signed before the law contracts regardless of their $23 million to $3.1 million, First clauses in sales contracts, Atty. went into effect in June. (late of execution," Shevin said. Mortgage officials said. Gen. Robert Shevin says. Shevin said Thursday that a ban by the 1975 legislature clearly intended to outlaw dorninlum or cooperative. apartment contracts from DEAR Di. LAMB I 67 containing escalation clauses years of age and was a business tied to increases in the cost of woman for the last 30 years. My living, work was my entire life. About But condominium dwellers 10 years ago I had one thyroid were advised by Shevin to "ex- gland removed. Two years later ercise prudence and reasonable I had the other removed. I also care in deciding to withhold sold mmiv busi ness with plans to By LA%%'HENCE E. L..%MB fl payment of increases because travel. 11 Carter Predicts Showdown . Jimmy Carter. former JACKSONVILLE (AP) governor of Georgia, says Florida's presidential primary next spring will be a showdown between himself and Go'. George Wallace of Alabama. And Carter has suggested a debate with Wallace leading up to the March 9 voting day, when delegates to the Democratic national convention will be chosen. "I'd be glad to debate with Gov. Wallace," Carter told a political forum Thursday. "I think our records as governor should be compared on the basis of race relations, the bureaucracy, tax reform and services to the people." - - - - - p Doctors Say Killer Sick -- Two doctors have FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) testified that David Nyberg, a2}-year-old Arlington, Va., man on trial for a brutal satanic murder, suffers from mental illness. Dr. Sidney J. Merin, a Tampa-area psychologist, told the 12-member circuit court jury Thursday that Nyberg "to use a layman's term, is profoundly crazy." Nyberg is charged in the murder of Kenneth Houston, who was stabbed 36 times Feb. 28 in Tampa. The body was found stuffed in a plastic bag along a desolate road in Virginia. - - - - Drops Bid To Become Mayor • Jail fire. "The only way I can prove I've changed is or someone to give me a chance," young Hart told the court. "1 would like you to believe I've changed." "I'd like to, Mr. Hart," McGregor said. -but even after commissioners have 'o control over, Williams' report says in the circuit court, the demand for tax dollars increased by 311.1 per cent. Beckwlth says it isn't so. Instead, he says the total the jury 3 guilty verdict you denied responsibility." "No doubt you've suffered as a result of the Jail fire, If you've changed it will be revealed, but the pattern Is too much for me to overlook," McGregor replied. McGregor adjudicated Hart guilty on the burglary conviclon and sentenced him to 18 months in prison plus five years budgetary increase is only 18 per cent. And in the circuit and county courts, Williams says the increase is 325 per cent. Again Beckwith challenges those figures, saying the increase only 35 per cent, Williams said figures he used were tax dollars needed minus revenues. However, Beckwith says - police r(1io and car Mayor Floyd has been using are coming back into the department. Gunter said hopefully the police department will soon be changing vehicles every six Cool Contractor Dons Ice Box , wo ord, seeking return to the city chief executve's office he held for 12 years consecutively prior tohis defeat at the polls by Floyd in 1973, filed his official announcement of candidacy Thursday. Floyd filed his announcement last week. S ff months. Swofford named Shelton Floyd said he was not Adams his campaign manager, threatening Gunter with his his wife, Missouri Belle Swofsuggestion to reseahlaw to ford, campaign treasurer and determine whether a police the Pan Am Bank of Altamonte officer can continue that func- Springs campaign depository. tion while running for public Swofford disputed Floyd's office, claim that a law exists which "I suggested he look Into the would require Gunter to either law so he wouldn't get messed resign or take a leave of abup," Floyd said, sence while campaigning for Meanwhile, ex-mayor the office of mayor. "I think Princess Caroline Wont Enter Princeton MONTE CARLO, Monaco (All) The Monaco royal house has denied that 18-year-old Princess Caroline of Monaco will enter Princeton College this fall, but it did not say v hether she might enter at a later date. The palace announcement on Thursday said Caroline ill continue to attend classes at the prestigious French &'hool of Political Science in Paris this fall. A report in the New York Daily News on Wednesday said Caroline's parents, Prince Rainier and the former Grace Kelly, had decided to enroll her in the Ivy League college 'next year" because she was spending too much time in Paris on the social circuit. - Archbishop At Canonization NEW YORK APi Terence Cardinal Cooke, Roman Catholic archbishop of New York, has flown to Rome to attend the canonization of Mother Seton as the Catholic (lmurch's first American-born saint. 11w cardinal left Thursday night on a flight with a number of nuns of the order of the Sisters of Charity'. Mother Seton was born Elizabeth Ann Bayley in Nes' York in 1774. Married and widowed, she converted to Catholicism and founded the Sisters of Charity in 1809. imne 20.000 Americans, 700 of them from New York, are expected to attend the canonization ceremony to be conducted by Pope Paul Vi Sunday in St. Peter's Square - in Rome. Gamble Conviction Upheld SAN FRANCISCO AP) The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of millionaire soap heir George Gamble for transporting an illegally killed Big Horn sheep and elk. The court on Thursday rejected Gamble's contention that tic sad been convicted on the basis of insufficient evidence. Gamble, 36, was fined $10,500 last Oct. 21 and ordered to devote one (thy a week for one year to any group involved in preserving viId1ife. - V7/\ that is Floyd law," Swofford said. "1 didn't ask Gunter to take a leave of absence when he was campaigning for Floyd two years ago," Swofford said. "I only asked Gunter not to cam. paign while In police uniform.-- Harry Coleman is a phintizig con• TAMPA (API tractor with an unusual hobby. He dons Indian ge ar and seals himself In a coffin of ice. He is one of many contestants are trooping to Tampa for a two-week talent hunt. The others are bringing guitars, magic tricks, singing dogs, trick horses, a wrestling bear and dancing children. Coleman brought 21,000 pounds of ice. - Sentenced Second Time 0. A woman who served 13 JACKSONVILLE (AP) years In prison for killing her common-law husband has been sentenced to 15 years for the death of her infant son, Essle Mae Harold pleaded no contest Thursday to a charge of manslaughter In the beating death of her twomonth-old son. She was arrested last Dec. 19, a day after calling police and reporting that the baby died In his crib. - T h ryoi d N Care r ±L') Ar IT&I F~yjA I. %17 ,F, At EftCY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 - Dr. Lamb SCHWINN® _________________________________________________________ ,,r. mis. The legislature passed the law forbidding the Inclusion, or enforcement, of escalation clauses in condominium sales contracts, but that law has been challenged in court by developers, he said. In an opinion for Sen. George Firestone, D-Miami, and Rep. Jack Poorbaugh, It-Jupiter, Tobacco Q uotas Blocked TALLAHASSEE (AP) A federal judge's order restraining U.S. Agriculture Seeretary Earl Butz from restriclung sale of flue-cured tobacco applies only to Florida markets, court officials say. The Associated Press er-Toneously reported Wednesday that the ruling by U.S. District Judge William Stafford also ap. plied to Georgia markets. In the ruling, issued Tu?sday, Stafford restrained Butz from enforcing 19Th quotas Butz set for Florida markets, The judge held that the quotas were at an "artificially and unnecessarily low level," Stafford said Florida farmers could lose up to one-third of their crop II the quotas remimained in effect. His order requird "allocation of additional poundage sales opportunity"' of at least 952,359 pounds per week beginning the week of Sept. 1 and lasting for four v eek.s. The judge rejected the Dc. partinent of Agriculture's contention that removal of Florida sales restrictions could have adverse affects on the national tobacco market. Stafford said the issue insolved no more than 4 million pounds of Florida tobacco, "hardly enough in itself to overtax the resources of the notional tobacco market." Stafford said the order would remain In effect unkss Butz could show that unrestricted sale of Florida tobacco would adversely affect farmers in other areas. - Three months after the second thyroid operation i had been put on no medication, and I was so weak I could hardly % alk, speak, or think. When I made the doctor realize how weak I was, both physically and mentally, he had tests run on me. The blood tests showed I was in the danger zone for both calcium and phosphorus. I was diagnosed as having ii y p ca Ice in i a a n ti hypopa rat hyroidism. The doctor put me on calcium which helped veryttle li until tie added dihydrotachysterol The treatment gradually corrected my blood level of both calcium and phosphorus. But, I have never gotten rid of all the muscle spasms, imartie'uhirly in the leg and anti muscles. very painful and a great to walk up stairs and get up front sitting in a low chair. My doctor said that hen I had the thyroid operation the parathy-roid glands must have bien removed, and there was no function from them. I would like ),our opinion on time prognosis of my problem and of effects the dihydrotachvstt'rol. Is there any other drug to use with at least the same effect or better? The spasms have begun in the organs as well , and I can do little exertion because of shortness of breath. My doctor had inc do without the use of any drug except thyroid tablets to see if I could (10 without, but I am getting Very weak and depressed. level of calcium and lower the DEAR READER You have level of phosphorus at once. a rare condition. The tiny After that the usual treatment parathyroid glands are like is with dihydrotachysterol. This small buttonsimnbedded in the is a hormone that raises blood edge of the thyroid gland. calcium and is very useful. Incidentally, you must have The prognosis is excellent, had a lobe or part of the thyroid with expectation that such a removed the first time and person will live a normal, lull itiore the second time as there life span if properly treated. is onlyne o thyroid gland. You should see your doctor at Rarely the parathyroid glands "mice, though, because of your are injured or removed when return of symptoms. He will the thyroid gland is removed, probably want to put you back Shortlya fter surgery a on treatment. patient miumy appear to have low For information on how your or absent parathyroid function lungs work, write to me in care but regain it in time. This is of this newspaper at P. 0. Box why your doctor took you off 1551, Radio City Station, New treatment, to find out if you had York. NY 10019. 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Ar A crowd of at least 100 persons is expected to attend Saturday's meeting at Lyman, which is located in Longwood. __ s; FI 14 M An organization dubbed Aware Citizens and Taxpayers Inc ACT) will hold a public meeting at Lyman High Fchool on Saturday at 8p.m. with U.S. Congressman chard Kell y and State Rep. Bob Hattaay slated to be guest speakers. According to Ho Simpson, principal organizer of the group, ACT is a non-profit, non-partisan organization formed to keep people aware of what is JI ng on in government. An advertisement in The Evening Herald urges • Atioto Gave In 'rI.11 (III# The To Union Demands What happened in San Francisco recently was that Mayor Alioto caved in to the unreasonable demands of the fire and police unions, in effect rewarding them for their strikes against the publ DON OAKLEY safety. Ile has made it a great deal harder for city officials throughout California and the nation to o resist similar demands from their city employes. pr mis Ile has increased the nublic onnosition to bills in the Legislature granting collective bargaining rights to public employcs. i u ni p And he has made it all the more important that other mayors throughout the country have the courage not to follow his example. There is one major difference between government employes and the employes of private industry when it comes to collective bargaining. When the vendor in a Middle Eastern bazaar Th e government employes are voters, and as such t hr ow's up his hands and wails that he is losing they have the right to help elect or defeat their the shirt off his back and the buyer complains bosses, As a pressure group they have gained great that he is paying an extortionate price, you know political clout in many communities in recent that a bargain acceptable to both has been years. Their support or opposition can spe ll th e struck. With no intention to trivialize something that Is difference between victory and defeat for many an anything but trivial, this seems an apt ambitious politician in many a city election, description of what has been accomplished In private industry, management and labor between Egypt and Israel. In this case, of maintain an adversary relationship at the course, both sides are playing both roles: Each bargaining table. Management represents the has something the other wants, and each must interests of the owners of the business, Labor pay a price. What is important about the interim represents the interests of the employes of the agreement initialed by representatives of the business. Th e relationship is clear-cut, two countries is not its actual details the exact But in government the relationship is skewed numbe r of square kilometers Israel will when a mayor, who represents the interests of th e relinquish in the Sinai, for example, or the types general taxpaying public, sits across the table from of Israeli cargoes Egypt will now permit through the same militant labor leaders who helped him get the Suez Canal. elected It is the fact that any agreement at all could be arrived at following the collapse of Secre tary of Alioto is not running for reelection this fall but his State Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy actions bespeak the political i nstincts of an elective spring. That Egypt and Israel returned to the official who enjoyed the support of the labor unions, bargaining testifies to the realization by both including the municipal employes' UflOflS, sides that a fifth Middle East war must be whenever he sought public office at the polls, avoided, and that any steps leading away from City officials must be independent. Th ey must another battlefield confronta tion, however small have the courage to defy special interests when th e and uncertain, must be taken. For their part, the Israelis know that they general public interest is at take. The mayor of San Francisco has made it harder cannot forever maintain a suite of war-readiness and military superiority over the Arabs, or for his fellow mayors to do so. C m Ir In A o hs ___it .i11 Peace Comes Fierst Sadat, accommodation with Israel is the price he must pay so that he may divert his attention to urgent and worsening economic problems In his FBI _________ f; Q' P, 0 ' - . ... -. - - .. . - - flue ' are not in Fact capons test, J Instead the draft Provides for each country to use its "on national technical means of control" plus exchange of s'tStuti(' data. , . . 'y .1 I 9 Ne o1') , . — . - I r4ii — sev- WA.SIIINGTON APi The Pentagon apparently 'Ail] send smia' of its most sophisticated electronic gadgetry to the Sinai desert to monitor the neest Middle East peace accord. '1 lucre are to Lit' six iiorutorung stations either in the - Claims Mafia' On Decline . desert or high above tn., crucial mountain passes in the Sinai, and they ill all be supplied with sensoring . equipment of enormous variety, all of it combat-tested in Vietnam ith varying degrees of success. U.S. officials say the monitoring equipment probably fall into three categories: 'i." -Radar capable of picking up moving troops or tanks at a distance of more than II miles. - 'ismiiic sensors honed in the desert sand capable of picking up vibrations (ruin passing troops or vehicles, —Acoustic sensors, usually concealed hand microphones so sensitive they can pick out the sound of moving troops and vehicles and distinguish them from ordinary surrounding noise. VASHlNG'1'0N ,V __V S . ______ e,1 Though the FBI has prolific figures as to arrests and convictions of racket hoods, it has no oops Letters To The Editor other statistical evidence to support its claim. Agents do say, as they have for years, that the Malta consists of 3,000 principal characters, some of whom are now In jail, yet they cannot say whether this figure Is significantly lower tha n 10,20 or 30 years ago. "All we know is what our informants and our investigations tell us. perimeter of said location are St. Johns Village and that is organized crime is crumbling, it is Apts., Fern Park Apis,, Green Meadows Apts., running scar ed, and we be lieve it." 0. Re article concerning Mini Race Track ap- Highland Pines, English Estates, Indian Hills, The result has been expected for the Bel-Aire North, Lake of the Woods, English agen pe.aring Sept. 7. ts go on. Once the FBI et aside the myth of Woods and Green Gate, Five of these develop. Mafia Mr. R.adloff stated people are invincibility, erosion set in. "Joe Valachi Track Facts Aired years, The "remarkable progress" claimed by Henry Kissinger country, and the price of much-needed American because we "do not have the facts." We have ments have been working very hard to fight this was the key. When he was testifying before toward an Interim peace agreement be tween Israel and Igypt assistance and business investment in Egypt's plenty of facts because we live here. Mr. Radloff zoning. Our main access for the majority of these Congress and in court, the mob would have done was offset by the hostile rhetoric emanating from the meeting of development, is overlooking one very important fact, people Is Oxford Road, As you can guess Our anything to kill him. But we proved he could be the Nonaligned Nations Organization in Peru. In the interest of peace in that part of the world namely, we the residents do not want the race traffic situation Is capacity now. Also, more protected. He died of natural causes, you'll deference to Egypt, out of the U.S. secretary of state and its as well as in our own ntlonal Interest, the Sinai track in the location he has chosen. We are not impor tantly, our elementary school is ,2of hope for territorial concessions from Israel, disassociated itself accord should win a mile remember (inside a maximum security early approval In Congress. opposed to the race track. We are opposed to the from proposed race track. 'These children Living prison)." from efforts of its Arab neighbors to force expulsion ° Just as U.S. diplomacy was essential to the l ocation. This Is a strictly residential area and here walk or ride bicycles to school. Children Now merely mortal, Cosa Nostra types are from Ow General Assembly of thie United Nations wheii the hammering out of the pact, so is U.& par- the line must be drawn somewhere as to where Green Meadovm Apts. would be forced to pass thin-skinned and squabbling. FBI inforn-lants 16 world body convenes. ticipation essential for its successful im- business stops and people begin. Yes, it is proposed race track to get to and from school, say the old leaders are dying off and the young But the adamancy of Syria arid the Palestinian Liberation plementation. The fears expressed by Senate revenue for the county. Yes, it is employment for Race track hours would be 10: 00 a.m. to 10:00 oiies are rebelliously sober; i.e., the federation Organization emphasizes the remoteness of a permarent peace majority leader Mike Mansfield and others that 30 people. Yes, it could be a thrill especial.ly for p.m. seven days a week. Also many school buses structure gets weaker, and the Bureau i,ays in the Middle East. in the stationing of some 200 American "technical" teenage drivers. No, it cannot be the only 12 acre use this road for local middle and high schools. 10 years The moves against Israel, which have won th we expect organized crime to be in. e support of personnel as monitor s in the Sinai buffer zone tract of land In Seminole Ever been to Jai Alai? Even though there are undeveloped countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, will involve us In affic lights, there are officials directing traffic another Vietrvim-type situation Several of us contacted the Herald in hopes of tr subvert the U.N,'s peacekeeping role and threaten its futur At a time when the organized crime con. e are unwarranted. Unlike Vietnam, the informing people of our opposition and why. of 17-92 Just feet from where one of the proposed effectIveness. Americans, who will be civilians and not What I read once more was free publicity for troversy has returned to the front pages, cornentrances will be. I maintain that people 7be apparent ahgnment of the "nonabgried" nations against the United States and its friends has brought warnings mihtary advisors, will be there at the invitation race track. and implications that we don't know avoiding that backup will use Oxford Road eri. plements of the missing James t1offa, the FBI of both sides, what we are talking about. I truly wish your trance instead, therefore rerouting themselves assur ances should be of comfort to millions of from U.S. officials of a Possible reassessment of American hard as It was for Israel to make concessions paper would have accepted the Invitation we through our subdivisions and d oit Road. concerned Americans. There is some question. #; financial SUpport in an area It deems vital to its security Two subdivisions have only one entrance, though, as to the Bureau's accuracy here. In for extended to come to the K-Mart parking lot The desire of the developing nations for political and which It will be amply compensated by the Sat., Sept. 6, to see the race car and hear the Oxford Road, I hope and pray no one needs an fact, no crime authority contacted by this economic recognition is understandable, but the goal of world United States in the form of arms and econornic comments. Then you would have know some emergency vehicle in those areas. column for comment would agree with the peace must take priority, aid and other guarantees politically it may be facts. Many of us were there, we saw the -No way could an emergency vehicle side step Bureau's optimism. Egypt w hich is taking the greater risk. dering and the car. We asked questions Just so traffic to reach someone In trouble! Frank Nitti is no mnore, as the Bureau Arab militants, especially the more extr eme we could be better informed. Those, gentlemen, are a few of the facts! tirelessly tells us, but that's too bad because he Palestinian liberationists, have denounced Sadat I alone ant not drumming up opposition. Mrs. W.E. Simpson was easy. It'll take more than Efrenu Zimbalist as a traitor. Wi th in approximately a one and one half mile Commerce arid Labor Department sta tistics emphasize the Maitland and fancy figures to wipe out the new mob. sensitive economic decisions President Ford faces as he enters the 1976 politica l year. JACK The Commerce Department figures supported administration cla ims that the nation Is emerging From its economic slump, showing sharp improvement In the gross na tional product for the three months ending in June. The cheerful assumption is that more lobs are on the horizon to ease AP - Ford's Dilemma ANDERSON unemployment woes. The contradictions suggest that economic revival and the curbing of Inflation are incompatible, an argument fr equently advanced by some economists, BERRY'S WORLD FBI Admits Computers Tagged Citizens The computer system, which the FBI is hearings on federal snooping. to use in its war against crim e, has But Ervin's successor as head of th e Sena te be en misused to keep ta bs on noncrimthals. Constitutional Rights subcommittee, Sen. John For years, the FBI has operated a National Tunney, D-Calif., has now wrung a reluctant Crime Information Center, which is equipped confession from the Justice Depertment that the with a mnulti-million..dollar computer. This is now FBI had perverted the criminal tracking system crammed with information about criminals. The to keep an electronic eye on noncriminals. purpose is to help police throughout the country "Flags were used to help locate indi viduals in identify public enemies, particularly fugitives on matters w herein the FBI had the obligation to the lam, determine their w hereabouts," Deputy Attorney An Arizona highway pa trolman, for example, General Harold Tyler conceded in a pri vate may stop a speeder who appears suspicious. The letter to Tunney. officer could query the FBI computer center and The letter stressed this was done, as a "pilot imuight disco ver the driver is wanted for kid- program," in "nationa l security" cases. The - . ,-..' . computer center was not under the FBI's sole up their revolutionary activities against the oil jurisdiction but was governed by a 26-man sheikdoms, Both Algeria and Libra areboard, Including vari'us chiefs of police, cooperating, at least indirectly, with the KGB. The skeptical Tunney, meanwhile, is pressing the report alleges. 14 the Justice Department for more specific an— Of all the oil countries, Saudi Arabia stands swers. He Is concerned that the misuse of the alone in seeking to hold off an oil price Increase. compute r may be a federal violation. Seven of the 33 oil car tel membe rs, led by INTELUGENCE DIGFSF: Once the Israeli. Algeria and Kuwait, want it stunning $2-perEgyptian agreement Is Implemented, an in- barrel Increase on Oct. 1. The live remaining oil telligence report warns, Arab ex tremists plan to countries are willing to settle for $1 per barrel Infiltra te into the neutral zone and kill some of more. the American technicians manning the oh. servatlon equipment. The Intent, of course, is to s - Egypt's President Anwar Sadat Is quietly eeking from the U.S. $2.50 million in economiul' disrupt the truce. - — on or eluded "there was an intelligence failure in the weeks preceding" the war. The man in charge of Defense ' I RRIVE A WEATHER - - ------. A __4 0 ..-.-- HOSPITAL NOTES ______________ n.. dershowers, mainly during the afternoon and evenings. Highs SEPT. 12 - around 90. Lows in the 70s. Mostly southeast and south winds around lomnph, be coming south and southwest 10 to 15 mnph b Saturday. Winds stronger amid gusty near t ii u mu tiers Ii owe r s. H a i mi probability 50 per cent during the afternoons and evenings, 20 per cent at night. SEI'TEMHEQII,1V75 AI)MISS IONS Drive, Cc-liege Park. Program Democratic Women's Club of TennIs, 7 p.m. -9 pin,, SCC's of interest to Senior Citizens, Seminole, noor, çava1er, Tennis courts, 12 wks., refreshments and en- hliway 1 792. -. registration fee $15.00 For tertainmitent by Pat Prochaska. ' ' SEPT. 17 reservations call Conun •ity Visitors welcome. Astrology, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 Services at scc. put. S(.'C, S-108, fee $15.00, 8 Jacaranda Circle, Sanford SEPT. 16 wks. For reservations, call Home Furniture Refinishing Garden ('lob, 7:30 pm., home' S('C's Community Services. of Mrs. James Johnson. I, 7 pm. - 10 p.m., 9:01 W. First St., Sanford, 10 wks., F'XTENL)EDF'ORECAST Exchange of cuttings, birthday Tuskawllla Middle School registration fee $l0.flO. gifts For PTA "Back to School for reservations, call SCC's Mostly cloudy north portion Parents," 7:30 p.m. Parents to Community Services, partly cloudy south portion. tX'. SEPT. 13 follow child's schedule for easional showers north portion Country and Western Dance, resume by teachers. and scattered mainly afternoon Sertoma Club of Lengwood Knights of Columbus Hall, 2504 ' ' and evening thundershowers S. Oak Ave., Sanford, 8 p.m. Area, noon luncheon meeting, SEPT, 18 Home Quality Inn, Sit 434 and 14. Open to public. Furniture Refinishing central and south portions. II, 7 p.m. 10 p.m., 901 W. first Highs in the mid to upper 80s St., Sanford, SEPT. 15 10 wks,, north and upper 80s and low 90s Deltona-I)ellary Welcome registration Fee south. Lows fromiu up per tft ex Driver Education. 3 p.imu. .6 $10.00. For Wagon Club, 10 a.m. Deltona reservations, ('all SCC's tre:iit' north to 70s central and pin., $60.00 registration fee, 6 Comnmiuumiity Center program, Community Services, south po rtions. wks., call Seminole Community luncheon and white elephant I)aytona Beach tides: high College's ('umnmnunit' Services sale. Speaker Sgt. Robert Lee of Beginning Antiques, 7 put. 2:42 a.mn., 3:41 1)111.; low 8:47 office for reservations, the Highway Patrol. Open to 10 p.m., AEC 12., fee $15.00, 6 a.mmu., 9:47 p.m. Port ('ana'eral: Action 'cars Club, 1 p.m., nuembersand newcomers to the wks, For reservations call bight 2:14 a.m., 3:08 p.111 : low' area. Community Services at SCC. 8:37 am., 9:20 pin. First Federal on Edgewater • l)ISCIIARGES Paul E. ELsea Jack 0. Ferrell Max A. Bass Byron Brooks Richard Fortran Pats' C. hlarlow Alfred A. Holley William A. Horn Sr. Ehtel B. Johnson Hugh M cN air Sharon 0. Muse Arrilla Jones Reginald Stafford Earle U. Thompson Mabel Vanderwyden Ida C. Vann Due To The Tramendous our e are continuing It ntil Set,, Sept. 13th I o: 4 _______1_____WM ___________ ___ 32245 - $ 9095 - MADAM KATHERINE Ethel E. Sansoni Raymond Weinmnann PALMIST PAST— PRESENT— FUTURE James T. McLain, Geneva James 0. Boston, Lake Monroe Elijha (;room (;room Jr., Lake CARD *EADINOS,CRYSTAL SALLIIADNGS HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL Adelard E. Danjou, DeBary Henry F. I ann, Deltona Waltraude Mains, Deltona Monroe Cora K. Scheuerle, Deltona Margaret K. Howell, Lake Mary Roger U. Butcher, Winter Park JJ _i "Clean Up That Old Typewriter" Blow Out . Replace Rib bon Clean Type Oiling and One Adjustment. CALL ANYTIME Sanford: Donald Davis Sanford: Bettie' Ashley " LIFE MARRIAGE • BUSINESS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME L040W000 Tam)' Groom, Lake Monroe BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William Jerril',ni 1.ongcamp, girl, AFFAIRS • LOVE HOUISIA U — SP U IDAYS Ci.s,d Sunda fl I? H? mI $ iufltoI jastsr — Mt.? to N uand's $314405 life readings: $5 with this ad! CALL for APPOINTMENT IX-Land 11 ' — — ... — , ' WA.shIlN(;'los i AP i U. S. iflumnigration authorities plan to install magnetic and seismic sensors along the Canadian border for the first (line in an effort to detect pt'rsons illegally entering the United States from Canada. Robert L. Stewart, assistant immigration cornmitussioner in charge of th e Border Pa tr ol, said 35 to 40 sensors will be planted along a 165-mile stretch of the Ixirder from eastern New York through one county in western Maine. The sensors, designed to detect persons crossing the hrdcr on foot, will lx' in place before the 3976 summer Olviuipics in Montreal. Stewart said in an interview. CALENDAR Arabs' Attack fective immediately, for major include' horror and por- ready-lapped field. The panel Ruth paid no federal income From filmiuland to the Farmyard, tax shelters in movies, in- n o g r a p It I c Ii un s left shelters available for in. tax. An executive earning Intelligence Agency reports at many favorite tax shelters used eluding horror and pornogra- congressional tax staff experts vesting in exploratory wells. $448,()0 paid $3,200 because he the time told the committee the by wealth), investors to hide phic Wilts,as well as general told the panel. Equipment-leasing practices, had a real estate tax shelter, analysts erred because of a from the tax collector are being box-office attractions, if the Next week, the committee growing substantially in recent basic assumption the Arabs marked for closing by Con. committee's 25 to 0 decision turns to tax shelters in profes. years, cover such items as airThe cunuiuttee is coming up % ould not attack Israel because gress. Thursday eventually becomes sional sports franchises. planes, computers, railroad with various propos ed changes they could riot win a war . The House \Vas and Means law "Because tax losses may be rolling, stock and ships. in complicated tax rules. The Maj. Geri. Howard P. Smith ('uimiunittee, drafting a tax revi"Doubtless some successful, generated which can be used to Tax shelters are used chiefly panel's aim is to chiefly limit aid analysts knew sion bill, is taking aim at as- and perhaps significant, films offset other income, profes- by persons with high income to the use of artificial kind of loss- Egyptian forces, aircraft and sorted legal devices by which have been financed through sional sports franchises have .nvest some money in a project es, and thereby deal with ele- radar were gathering at th some higher-income Americans shelters. But not 'every film become increasingly attractive- to build up accounting losses. muents which show up in shelter Suez Canal. are managing to earn a lot but which is shelter-backed neces- tax shelter investments for in- These losses wipe out their after shelter. pay little or nothing in taxes. sarily falls in this category. The dividuals in high marginal tax regular income for purposes of !II , FOR THE BEST In Four working days, the staff understands that a large brackets," the congressional computing taxes. ____________________________ committee has given tentative number of s helter-backed films experts said. FLORIO For example, cases from Inapproval to tax-law changes So far, the committee has ternal Revenue Service files in. CALL MILLERS - ~ which would bring about $5.7 voted to knock down major elude a dentist with $1,000 in PH. .' .- 4.1 : A billion more mnt. the Federal kinds of tax shelters in the real income who invested in a movie spip STATE. Orland i treasury over the coming six estate area, farming, equip- tax shelter and a lawyer with years. mnent-le asing and in oil and gas $151,000 in income who invested "The End" would come, eflliursday's high 88. Over, drilling when developing an al- in a cattle-feeding tax shelter. night low Partly cloudy through 5Ofl TO our iperni Saturday with a chance of thun- Border Detection Eyed the officials say it precisely, federation crime in America is "on the ropes." The cxplanation being that FBI gumshoeing has been overwhelmingly effective. Since the early 1960s, agents say, the Bureau has been responsible for more than 5,800 major convictions of organized crime figures. "We've been so successful," says an agent on the organized crime desk, "that in Chicago, where we once arrested three successive captains, the mob has a hard time getting replacements nobody wants to assume the risks" ('') /l Tax Shelters Marked For Closing iIl — e/ A~~( , 7:~:_~ _==Ci,, , ',' 0 ) :. . / .11 ' // " / 1 i' 1 %? % /.o-- . 0 , L / so ) :,' •. . 9p . - 11 " . . Pentagon To Monitor Sinai Rhetoric —, ft WAShINGTON i Ah') Right ()prus July 20, 1974, up to the day the 1973 Middle A CI intelligence summary mm East war broke out, the Central the day of the attack on Israel Intelligence Agency and De said, "There are still no miltfense Intelligence Agency is tar) political indicators of sued reports that no war was Egyptian intentions or prepara. 7year-old Supreme Court jus- since his Dec. 31 stroke in hos- porters. ' likely. lions to resume hostilities with (k-C, crippled b a stroke eight iñtals and rehabilitation cenIn the parking lot before he As Egyptian forces rolled into Israel." months ago, to sa y something, ters. entered the building, Douglas the Sinai and Syria attacked IsA cntral Intelligence Hulk'%% lI.IJAM O. DOUGLAS nervously in Sonic public figures have pivoted in the front seat of Sirael from the north on '.t. o, tin that y said an Egyptian the second floor courtroom of called for his resignation, mon's car and placed his armsJustice Douglas. 1973, a White house crisis corn- military initiative "makes little the Postal Service building in claiming he can no longer around his son's neck. William "No," he said, when asked if uiittee concluded on the basis of sense" and for Syria's presi. downtown Yakima while handle the job. .Jr. then lifted his fattier into a he was thinking of resigning, the U.S. intelligence: "We can dent "a military adventur e now Douglas sat almost motionless At issue Thursday was a reheel ('hair, Douglas appeared confused find no hard evidence of a would be suicidal." for the tP minutes. Anxious quest in behalf of Financier and l)tuglas looked thinner than about hat time it was. major, coordinated Egyptian. on the basis of such inglances were exchanged. Republican party backer C. Ar- he has before. his left arm lay "I'm going to propose that we Syrian offensive." tellugence, the crisis "Watch The silence came alter nholtmiuittu and San Diego ac- limply across his lap and his recess for lunch at 12:30," he Conclusions of top-secret in- Committee" of the President's Douglas heard arguments, then countant Phillip A. Toft. The legs were motionless, telligence reports said. were U.S. intelligence board conasked about six questions, in- state of California wants to look But his eyes were alert and, Simon rose, pointed out that it released Thursda' by the riuded that the Egyptian and cluding follow-up questions. at sonic testimony to a federal in his weak voice, he fielded reas already 1 pm. and sug- House Intelligence Committee, Syrian attacks a1read under E'ina I I the fra i1 - voiced grand Jurs ri'g;irding the t 0 porters' (lu'.'stions in short, t :e.sted tha the ciurt recess for which planned today to ae re only the ri'uls of I )ouglas broke the silence: mite-n. crisp phrases, There were no one hour. examine U.S. intelligence "action-reaction situation." ''I want to thank you gentle-Douglas tie-tided to tie-nv the- iitht',,, n chuckles from Mr. before Turkey's invasion of Douglas concurred The top-secret intelligence estimates were quoted in an official intelligence community • post-mortem report that con. UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. A)' Western diplomats at U. N. headquarters vie the Soviet Union's new proposal fora ban on underground nuclear attempt to divert attention from the lack of progress at tile Geneva disarmament negotiations. ' Soviet proposal sould not ban underground x. plosions sions for peaceful purposes, but it makes no provision for international inspection to insure that such explosions Stung by criticism that the FBI was soft on organized crime, J. Edgar Hoo ver devoted a good deal of time in his last years to convincing the public otherwise, Not only was the Bureau pursuing the mob, Hoover insisted, but through the magic of statistics and the propaganda of prosecutions he endeavored to show that crime syndicates were being dealt se vere blows, Hoover's dead but his rhetoric lingers on. Top FBI spokesmen say today that organized crime Is on the edge of extinction. / / P." ' - . - View Of Soviet Arms Proposal ~, 0 YAKIMA. Wash. iAl' For men for a very helpful and a stateaccesslothose transcripts 9': minutes, the courtroom was very spirited argument... until a U.S. appeals court s -silent while William 0. "I've decided to issue a stay (1i(lers )n.s the case. S), in the Douglas, the senior member ot in this case," he intoned. scheme of things, it was a the nation's highest court, starDouglas had made a surprise victory for the Sniith.Toft side ed at his hands and shuffled pa. decision Wednesday night to and its Ia)er, Doug Simon. per conic down out of his Cascade l3ut it was the health of TWO dozen reporters and Mountains sutnuier home Douglas, riot the matter he spectators and tile two attor- Thursday to hear arguments. heard Thursday, ursday, that Fasci. fle)S sat silently waiting for the- lie has spent much of the time nated the spectators and re- Western Diplomats Take Dim 0 Z (I % .. Case S'i'nce Stroke Crisis Panel Failed To See . _____ ---,*., ---% '~ ~ 1_< J IN BRIEF TOM IEDE — As For Egyptian President be on foot as they trek to see the'r favorites in action. Don't be impatient when tr)ing to leave the parking lot following the game and assist your fellow drivers whenever possible. Too, be aware of the fact that 20,541 traffic accidents in F:orida last year were caused by following too closely. You can help boost your team to victory arid then be a real winner by being a good sport on the highway. —Bill Currie - e survive many more wars fought on two or three fronts. WORLD tomorrow. We remind one and all that traffic congestion can be particularly bad prior to and after the games, so please, please, use extra caution. Remember there are people of all ages who turn out for these games and many people will no doubt I?, 1975—SA 11 Douglas Hears First it Football season on the prep level is once again ith us as most teams swing into action tonight and A doff of the derby goes to the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, which has agreed to participate In the Golden Age Olympics, slated to be held in Sanford Nov. 9-15. The Lake Mary chamber agreed to be a part of the Olympics at its first meeting of the group earlier this eek. Delores Lash was named president of the organization with Earl Green vice president, Linda Barton secretary-treasurer and Barney Barton chairman of the board of directors. According to Mrs. Lash, Lake Mary will become a Bicentennial City on Oct. 6 and Seminole County Bicentennial Chairman Jack Hornet will present an official IuenLennIaI itag to we city at ceremonies on that date. Friday, Sept, Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. celebration, which will be held at the Lake Mary Elementary School. Mark that date down - Oct. 6, and help Lake Mary's day be an even better one. message and invitation to others." Auditions ill be held at Seminole Community College on Sunday from 2 p.m. until everyone has had a turn at showing off his-her talents. And for those m ho can't make it Sunday, more auditions will be held at the college on Monday night, starting at i.30. Y'all conic on out and, who knows, maybe you'll u nd up starring in this popular production. ound 1 he official presentation ill be staged at 1:45 p.m. and the public is invited to attend the gala persons to join ACT If they are willing to meet with a group of "good, solid, quiet, and concerned citizens to listen to methods of making government more responsive and efficient and to pass on the So you want to be an actor-actress but haven't AREADEATH _ BOYS 10 TO 18 YRS. M,S.HAMONAWILI.lA%IS Portia I) Spencer of Sanford: and aunt, Bishop Mary E Ms. Ramona I)uhart Jackson of Philadelphia, Pa. Williams, who lived most of her life in Sanford, died Sept. 4, in ________ ('berry Hill N.J. She was a certified public accountant, Survivors include- a sister. — in ____ ______ 1 - - --------- Funeral Notice I - WILLIAMS, MS. RAMONA DUHART — ; *,rw'r,I (e, fl'% for •, i,',mu',n,fli;PrI WIIums ni CP;rry Hii P1 I Prndr'd s I iI '' Pw'Irt tnqI.y At 5 p m ,? C,hol,v flpt,t Church Mi'.' N on ctt'rriv trn,r,nrn 'nt in. '.'IO'c A-,,' "'.' t'4' Oil Pj I ( - ,r.',, .. II -- .1 1 1 10 -11111110 4~ "Sanford And The I World War II Years""' '~' A Uiclnrv Of nnfnrd You are invited to a free overnife campout with the scouts. 1ii It _____-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - : THE EVENING HERALD GOING EAC H DAY WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME.: E. 41 : EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, : It :ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. it (Bring Dad along too I) SAT. & SIJI'J. it 411 SEPT. 27 & 28 Camp La-No-Che it Give Your Student A Treat "', r ___ __ 0¼ Everything Is Free: Meals, Canoes, Archery, Swimming, t..'I..., n.,.4..., :/E I - . 411I , ' 4 A Touch Of Home, With Th e ; _____ . Paisley, Florida - , -of. F 0 a a a a ____________ 0 Just ,r!illllç -- L ______ 41 $240 t1,...,.aL. a _..~ ~_ �- -. ' 1 6A—Evening Hera ldss2nford. FL - _Friday,Sept. 17.197S Adventist ., ." o' it THE HOPE OF OUR .'.O.tkTiST CiUR(', - %. - A%O(st Pa?,i 1. ØISU&R a • cct. Sabbath SabbffiScPo.I C Southern I OM 1'ilUNIT Y, :< ::: 1_he :: 000 U I I 0 _______ 0000 oo m Serv.(t Church . . • I . OUR NATiON L\. 7 Kp I) ________ _______ i I -. Ill Airport Sled Sunday Sc hool Worship Service, Ee,nn Sereice P' a,,. Mtç!n Wed 0 41 in PINs in 7 GOp in 7 G- p m THINK SAFETY... CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY (SantocGardnClub$,,, II,31 D'cn Shockley pastor . CHURCH OF CHRIST 4.21 Pun Springs 0r Jams; P N ,edhavn Ewan,,l,tt CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Study ID "a in 149 t, $1 £OL,r C A;$tinb5yW,;h,p 1101am 8.11 * Coffman Pastor E,,eseg u Worship I COP in Uots.n WQrth.p II WInS We'dreei4ay Bible Class ClivirchTfoorowill ________ _______ 7$ in Bible 5ted JON Dali BAPTIST CHURCH loll *tit Fir;? Streti Get? tit Galloway Su nday Sc hool Morning So,rvoc* (cenis, S.v,ce Leroy 0 tepee The N.. (awl T Cannon Holy Communion Curate i oo: in 'ua en Church School 5:15pm EVIseIWOp (shrist. We must treat him people count with hit,,. A Pentecostal I Iii in respectfully The height of was a conversation with him was rudeness is dialogue, not (ê man does not count. Sal Oran,e Strew " Evano'4.;t.c Sew,,c.s IS Na in OF SANFORD 1131 S$ftNed AV@Pastor Sunday School I$ISm MikfenniWorthlp fv*"-"q Ste vec, Illsbile, Study Tuts two Youth S,evic,T wit Eve 1 I mom W.dn.sday __ ChuchSch..l school children from physical harm. We see the sign . . - and slow down. thi Post Oltucel SR 127 6 Church S. S ISP in ? 34 P in $ Sip ., Langasod. Fla Rev Itself% Catlin S,IIW,tsan Poslow Assc Pastor Healing Service 3 45. en 5day Lecture &Mena,es protection which Christian ., V Most of us are deeply concerned about the New Iscat,.., Library Building Ibefsand ' 41 it w. maturity deserve the spiritual 4P In education provides. Whenever you approach safety of our youngsters. . . and these signs can a school crossing, slow down! be a reminder of a further obligation our society But, just don't think safety has to its youth. There are dangers in life for which think SUNDAY! — PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I? 91 Hwy A Lake Mary Blvd New A Clarke Doan Sunday Clissorch School MorningWth'p -- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IllEasi Second Street Sunday Service 6 Sunday ScD*s4 II:a in We*ieigay S.rvie 7 - Np in Is.' . ._-.._ _. .- - Suflday Monday Tuesday Micah Dtutcronomy I Chronicle's 2' i t \\lncsdav - 29:10-16 RIS 'Srr.plrre Selerynd . - By The - Aran Blo SXtp II Corinthians 68 10 t Thursday Friday Sacuay Luke James I Timothy 1311 15 2:1 4 6:1 2 - - 11 ji-m y), 7 j&(F f (cj .f. 1101am S warn ( Morning Worship FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Park Ave LooP King Pause S II Ila en 9 a$ a m S Npm Rev Virgil I. IryanS and •i Kenneth Um.11ms.M,n,;Per; i S Siam Church School 'Slam iTsingWUship II N• in Nursery THE LAKE MARY UNITED PREIBYTE ROAN CHURCH NiIbuf Ave.ake 1 31am Nov A F Stevens Sunday Clivecli School IWpn YSvttIGroop Malrow"I Worship Minister 0 410 fort 11 "am Wed Chest Practice I )spen S Wpm ......... - wi, , c..n. t IflV IS I) I Slat, Read and Raymono Avenue Lonqased, Fl.rida 12721 UPSALA PRESSYTIIIAN CHURCH Telophe 331 1241 Corner County Club L,manKirbasW Pastor A Upsets asset S unda y 5 131am Nov Oara,,,%hea Worship ii w. Sunday School 'Wan 'tSP 5 Wa Nvrsecy&Kinder3art,., Evening Worship 'Dip en .._ FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff -' - WI LSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS GREGYCIRY LUMBER and Employes of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Me'Dekle and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - ASSEMBLY OF 000 Assembly God 77th 1 rIm ,,,;, BAPTIST As$,Ii Baptist Church, Ovedo Calvary Baptist Assembly, Fi,rmied (Sanford Card" Civil. Hap I? 11I Calvar, Bapt's' church. Crystal Labe £ i. Lake Mary Cassolberry Baptist Church. t"I !'flhitiiIi Blvd -_ 0; '.~ "I I- ? " so ,' i ' :~ -I is ' (hylusta F,r;t Baptist Cu,irna',v 10'r, U.;;.Ci'aCi Bap!.iI (u'c Soth*,il Pd 1: Sp'"gt lipItI (P,,.cP Old Orlando Rd at tIis'ei A, Firso Baptist Cheretch. tit Park Avg FfRadth,P Baptist Cltvo(ft of Altamonte Stwinels. Rt 416. Altamonte Spring$ First @*visit Church of Desoto, F.r Church pt First Baptist Church *4 Lake Mary First Bpt,st Church SI Las. Munene First Baptist Church .4 Lengasod. Car Church £ Grant First Baptist Chitchat First SiwlIi Missioner, Baptist Church. 1111* 11th First Baptist Church o Ostees Fovria,n Head Sap?,;i Ctiy'ch, Oiedo NsrIIi;ide Baptist Church. ChV*VOIS 5i-tnd SAloA U,;;.n.ry $aptit Church, West Sanford m,n St lames M,s;.e.,y Bapti;IChW(li, St Rd 415. We" SO Pawl 961110160 ChIlleth. 813 Fiat Ave So Metthtwl Baptist ClsW(b. Cartoon Hills Springfield Ui$si,eii.y lapt'st, 17th £ Cedar So Jam's Mistiewor ealpers.1 Cowell. M Cyprns St Bpti$t Church. Pm Sprmng ii, AHame Spns Wtlliam CAppel M.ss.nae Baptstt Church, Mark a William it, MtJ..e 5p.gs i.e. Nape Baptist Church. P13 Orange Ave 're,4 ftay'sI C'P Ills Chwch*4 the Nativity Lake Mirv All $yf Catholic ClwrcJi. III 0.0 Ave. SaM.,d Trail. Motor St Aywtt,ne Cathcl,c Church, Sunset Dr near Sutton Rd. Cessemirry Spruigs Dr.. M4.!iand 1. M,;s.enAry Baptist. 5upe; Ave NeaBethefMiss;aneryCbu,ch.CmSl 6HcboryAve lndepnn lapSei. M.ss, Ciec LqCguP $?dg Lontased. PlO 7 CONGREGATIONAL Conurelatenal Christian Church, III) PatS A & P WEO The Management and Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES Ovideo, Florida and Employes CHRIST Church Of Christ, 1512 S Park Ave Church ef Christ at Lake Ellen, U 5 11 02 N Casselbirry Sauth Sominolo Churchef Chri;t, $IlO Lake Howell Rd Church.0Christ,uopa!nspf,ng;Ow .Altaenoelilpgs Chwch Cl Christ, Genova Churchef (hi,;?, Longwood Church el C hrist. Paola Church of Christ, W 17th $t hisfewistilt Church 04 CHURCH OF GOD Church Cl God. SOS Hotterp Chitirch 14 God. lol) W "" $I Church of God, Coytt" Crur(h of God Holiness. Lake Mv.e Ch.vcb.0 Gad. Ii$1 W 14th it. Churcb*4 Os in cs,tst, ChurdhSIG.dofprgpIsecy,,mS Elm Ave Church at 0*5.4 Prepf'tcy,IPSO 5 PersImmon Aye Clovorch so God "Stan, todlorpolso R,sveChurchatGod, lSW t1thSI Sanford HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Christ tp'sc.iI Chortle. L•fIq.eid LUTHERAN Ascension Lolforran Church, Oi4flo,"k Cov . Cslivlb#rfy Go*d Sh.Ph.,d United Lutheran, 71511 Orlando Dr Lsithoeaiv Church of P'osidence. D.tswia -,sih LuHotir Church. Golden Days Ow. 6 Hay. u.g, sse4berry SD Lusts L.r. v ME THODIST Bernett United Memartal Church. I OuBary Ave. EMerpri lea, Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A M E - Church. Canaan Hgts Cassolberry Community United Methi4,st Church. "Wit17p3 6 Paney Ridge Ii, Cassolbi,,0 Deiar, Coininvn,ty UC$hodit Church. W H.ghbink; Rd. DeBary First United Method,;, Chuwh. SIt Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Ovied. Fir"S*wl%tfm Methodist Church, )Ile Sallfold Ave Free t~fthod5t Chuuh $O'S * ftP, SI Geneva Method,;t Church. Obnoya Grace U nited Mefhod,sl Church. Air port Blvd Grant Chapel A M it Church. Oviedo ostrove Methodist church, Ovot de Osteen Methodist Church St James AU I as Cvpens SI Mary'; AM!. Church St. NI sit, Ostoon So' Paul'; Methodist Church. Ostoen Nd. In41cprtse Slafford M.rlal Chvv, S DeBary Storelifeelle Unies"i helefluMilist CkWCft. Tamp First Fed., Sgoncerjoll Blvd. Aflam,ol, Ss NAZARENE First Cbvqchs4m. Fern Park EPISCOPAL Chu.'iL RI 114 tIav5 _______ Lake Mary Chvrch.tftieNa,.,,pe La;. Mary Blvd Lab, Mary Lsnlased PRESBYTERIAN La;. Mary United Prubytore.,, Church example. 25 tra lation of Scripture is a key (icially, too. "Rev. J0s1 willbe the speaker. A luncheon lives, prison walls cattle families are in Puerto Rico, and Ossining. will be served at noon. For tumbling down. for those who do have relatives "Our relationship with these Contract for complete reservations call the church The result is that today the in New York, there is color- prisoners is one of friendship, renovation of Grace United office, Society's twman team, Rev, dinated counseling with wives not dependency," Caraballo Methodist Church has been Jose Caraballo and Rev. Felipe and children, says and he hits the "fend- released t0 Sorensen & Fletcher First Methodist "Family life Conference" Church Of Christ featuring Dr. Henry Brandt, Contracting Company and noted lecturer and Christian cunstruction to begin within two Sanford Church of Christ, Nieves, spend seven days each Bible Society President, ship" hard, giving exarnpc week ta lking and listening to Youngve H. Kindberg recalls after example of coverted in- A former pastor, the Itev. the thousands of Spanish that in the carly days a glass mates and their fanfflies who 1500 Park Ave., will hold a w eeks. Services are being held John T. Adams Jr., will speak speaking inmates in New York all often separated the remain close to the Bible -it First United Methodist at the First United Methodist prisons. ministers from their in. Society and its work long after .s.riea of gospel meetings 7:30 Church of Sanford with worship Church of Sanford worship IJ5UIilVSU4) , Catholics Plan Dual Event of Orlando are being linked as thel3countiesintheDiocese to stitute for tile the standard means for spiritual recon- follow deanery rallies and ('tiristin education programs, the ciliation. The events are a Mass precede diocesan but supplements and supports 1031 Uøiala Community Presbylerta,, Church, Upula Rd Wt;t.iI Pr,tbyteq,a,, Cbth, Ned By Rd. Cassefb,rry - -' ' R d a y Br u cli Special I CHU "Yiskor" service (prayers materials developed by Youth FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 4)I. Forest City Sevenlh Day Adwti;t Church, Mainand Ae AI?am.nt, Springs Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church itt, £ Elm W,nttt Ilpronlis Se,ffl,h Day Ad.em,,ll Cb urth, 5. , Mrs. Jeanne Glantonof Orlando suiisblance of response in their one counseling for men whose thesthteceectional facility a Of tile Grace Methodist The Friendship Class will for the deceased) will take Club Program, Inc., an hotd a covered dish supper and place at 4 p.m. during Monday as sociation of over 1000 churswim part swimy Saturday at 2p.m. afternoon. Cantor Michael ches throughout the country at the Lake Kathryn home of Goodman will deliver the 11(1W sponsoring similar the John Lenzens in sermon, entitled, "Mirror, programs. Over a period of 20 ears, Youth Club has proven to be an effective tool in linking the home and church together successfully in the Christian Events a month apart in the October will draw together 'mhufhumty, It is not a subliturgy of the Catholic Diocese Catholics and their friends from SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ____________________________________ N.. UI Calvary Mus;ia,p Sipliti. 1104 * lflh he. 5a*m Priinit,ve Baptist Chord. 1510 * lflh St New TnlamenO Ba ptist Chur ci, Quality I Nii Langweed Long me N.. Ml ion Baptist Church, 1$ Ptar AV* Raveana Park Baptist Church. hiP w )Wh Peept,'; Baptist Chipef, ISIS W F,,;t Street, Sa.Ø P.nest £apl,st Chch, 115w Airpi Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge II, Fern PotS Mtstiewor Baptist Church. Nov" Rd-. linterptls* Over Laity go Me LAW Cleffolic 1319 Macedonia M.sq. Baptist Church Cab will Re. 0,1,.,, Mcrn'tsg G's'y Saville Chur ch, Geneva Hwy CHRISTIAN MI Mats Ii Fromiti-f BAP',tt. 11'.1 Locust AV*. Satifeitill Forst Clo'0011101 ChWCh. 101 S Sanford Ave Ml .,v M,ne,p Sap's? ch'c SanLand. $eris Rd. Santord Christian Church. III * Awport lied 4.erlwoed OtirItisid. Christian Church. FIordI Maven. Mt j ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. STEN STROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff pastors behind prison walls in prisoner, lie sends us to the York, and even to the federal Si THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance "What (10 OU think?" he would ' ,- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff given in the memory of Father John J. Kellaghan, pastor at AII,Souls from 1932 to 1942, who built the present church in 1937, by 1969 in ,in effort to supply jails to love and seirve them in penitentiaries at Danbur~ the F. E. Roumillat Family — Gene and Hortense, Francis and Spanish speaking clergy to his name." Comm. and Lewisburg, Pa. ' Darothy and L B. and Lucy McLeoll. Illerald Photo by Bill Spanish speaking inmates of Such service takes a variety The ethnic church-behindVincent Jr.) New York City's 14 correctional of turns. Distribution of Spanish walls conce is growing ofns Approximately ns — The Following Sponsors A/take This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff ,A Jesus, who understands them in Clinton and Ossining Correc- The Society began putting ;I special way for be. too, was a tional Facilities in upstate ..New will be entertainment by the Church, Sanford. each Sunday p.m. Sunday through Friday of servie 9:40 am., and Sunday servicesat8:3Oandlla.m.this On an average day each carcerated flocks and all they have paid their debts to True Way Singers in the chapel, minister ill Journey to a communicating was done by siety at large. night at 6 p.m. for the next 13 the coining neck with the local School at 10:45. It is suggested Sunday. Rev. Adams was facility such as the New York weeks, minister, Fred Baker The public is invited to of the Sanford There will be a film each preaching. Baker who moved to that members meet at the pastor Co- Detention Center for Men participate in the ancient Grace Church and form car congregation from 1960 to 1964. on Bikers island where guar week dealing with such subjects Sanford June 14 from ds tradition of the Exaltation of Daltas, i•loLs to alleviate a parking He is at present the Director of as Personal Growth, Successful Ga. will be using visual aids at the gates know them and for the Life-Giving ('ross. The ''e10p11hent for the Florida wave them on routinely, Problem in the area of First Husband-Wife Relationships, his nightly lessons. chapel is located lfl Highway Methodist Children's Home at Methodist, and Succes.sful Parenthood. Inside, bypassing the time 17-92 in Fern Park, Enterpr ise. Kenneth W. consuming process of having McIntosh, St. Andrew's DeBary Assembly Rev. Adams, known )S prisoners brought, one by one, Sanford Attorney, discussion Community "Jack", and his wife Carolyn to a leader, s ta tes that the purpose waiting room, they will go St. Andrew's l'resbyterian "A Good Investment," will be are members of the Fit direct ly to cellblocks and begin of this Family Conference is to Church of Bear Lake will kick Methodist the message to be given b) ' the United Methodist Church of moving to the cells of those show that to be successful in the off Its fall program Sunday at Rev. Eugene Shelton at the Sanford. He is a member of the waiting to see them, Standing ['hit Saint, missionary. 1.Christian life you must know a.ni, with a pancake breakfast 10:45 am. service of the Charge Conference, close to the door, or within the )Ow to cope effectively with followed by a brief program evangelist to Argentina, will your attitudes, (-ell itself, using rapid Spanish feelings, introducing the new teachers. Sumida)' in the Dellary speak and (10 his chalk motivations, and n- Longwood Baptist Coi arl otters reading from the relationships Those attending Church School -........ elry,tw'in,,e "a 0------ilL 0 J.III., 1flUflhL ',..emer on neii Koa(l. with your marriage partner, will proceed to their rooms and The featured vocalist vill Revival services will be held in the chapel of Community be your children, your neighbor, others will go to nightly at 7:30 at the First United Methodist Church of the regular Ashelv Collins of Deltorni. me your fellow Christians. This sttship service. At the 11 a.m. Baptist Church of ipngwood, ('asselberry. Known (or p.m. service will feature Mrs. film series improves Christian service new teachers will be Icy Magill of 480 Church Ave., beginning religiou Sa nford at the s paintings, and books, livingskillsbyshowing Biblical installed and Communion w' Sunday, and going through Sa int has been in Argentina for piano and singing. principles and how to apply be served, 20 years and head.s the Spanish them in typical stress A surprise party was held Sept. 20. Evangelist for the revival will be Brother Ted Evangelical Crusades and situations after the evening service last Burrell, pastor of the Highlands First Presbyterian Argentine Bible Conference Sunday for Neil lc' of ipt t Church in Ocala. He is is Center. Temple Shalom Youth Club, a regular week- DeRary, the youth leader, who the former associate secretary is now attending South Eastern The program is open to the for evangelism for the Florida day Christian education Bible College in Lakeland. Temple Shalom of public Baptist Convention. Directing Deltona program at First Presbyterian will observe Yomn Kippur ('titirc! for seventh and eighth Holy Cross the music each night will be The (;olden Years Fellowship Services Sunday evening and graders, will begin Tuesday. Dan Benham. A nursery will be' dinner will be held at noon all (Jay Monda y iitiiy Cross Episcopal Church provided and the public is in. . Services will Each Tuesday the schedule will Wednes(kI)' in fellowship hall begin with the chanting of "Kol be from 4:30 p.m. until 8 1 Sanford will host the Sept. 25 vited. with Rev. Bill Pickett speaking Nidre," the traditional Jewish and will include and showing slides of his theme at 6:45 p.m., Sunday recreation peri a choir hour, a od, dinner and a European trip, evening. Monday services will Bible study hour. The Methodist Men will hold a begin at 9:30a.m., all in the new Under the direction of the WE WILL dinner meeting Thursday at the ikltona Temple, at 1785 Elk Rev. Kenneth W. Mullis, the cam Blvd. church at 6:30 p.m. REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH 5Qc FOR EACH church will use curriculum U"III - -I -- INSTALLED "Mary, Mother of the Church." The 871 2 by 112 Inches window monologue. each family bringing a dish to Psychologists will be presented be shared. After dinner (here on film at the First Baptist FIRST PRISIYTIRIANC$UICM Oak Ave &dS? S mot" Morning Warship SUP441 School UMYP chapel grounds at 12:45 with 9 41 poster I itAlIan UMYF lSunday Christian Science by Federal Court Order, the forgotten. That somebody is area to such distant points as officers for the coming year will 9:30 am. Communion will be at correctional officials saw Service Department of the was a hi water mark for the church's l3th anniversar% and Mrs. Dale McClam on served by all Jewry in fasting be installed by Rev. Virgil L 10 a.m. followed by a short previously unreachable men Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Society when its Rev, Richard Sunday. The liturgy will begin Triplet Drives Casselberr%. The froin sundo%n on tile previous Bryant Jr. tminess meeting and program. beginning' tip demon.strate some the ministers provide one-to- Tanon was named Chaplain of at 10:20a.m. a.. with a special Methodist Youths Fellowship evening A dinner will be held on the A;si;t past., C StAll a en Evenini*.rsJmip 1 Npm Wed ImbleSt ud,&a,,rk,, 121pm Pent We.inesav eii•u Suppos e . Family hight Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7110akAvs,Santord F,. *11cm Ems,; Pastor Fr 5 K Sb..w Ant Pastor Sat Vigil mass 7 Dip in Serii mats 5am. 15506 ilneen Sal 4-7 pin INuelery SaldayMesBrea;f;t S.rvic,s with classes Dew iii apes FelIasOup Colt.e between ser,,c.s eens Player Ind 64mT1srsda0 only religious training and faith can prepare us. - the East entrance is this beautifulstained glass window depicting Tombs. snore than century-old chapel COVENANT Nay II01atPneyR,dpe Re Cassolberry R ev Kenooth M'Ilor Morning Wsvih.p IN II Wan rn4n, Prayer Or.,p Rev WsII(amp,c;,tt intersections of our streets. They protect our -. Recently Installed at All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford over sermon. This will be followed tubing trip on the Ictwtucknee Shofar m horn at the ram's by the Procession of the Life- River Saturday. close of the day (sundown) Giving 1oss, which will be Monday evening, place on the grounds of the First Baptist Presbyterian COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Boys and girls approaching - -- guest .speaker delivering the and the,%IE.`~S Class will go ona hearing of the blowing 4Sam MOCinIIW.rth.p MYF 344 %un We can't miss them — these signs along the - . Sunday) to the 6 )lip In now Daniel 0 Sam SueidaySchiol -' . - publishing and I 'nerto Riran hettii and we .roup sessions and persen . :ributing Scripture in dozens know what It's all about. And (ounseling take place. . ' languages for 165 years, we go to the Jails to tell those In the same way, by word of ;.no- a kind of informal men something they mouth from transferred '.cese whose parish churches desperately need to hear . . . prisoners asking to see them, b'ar such grim names as Sing that somebody loves them, that their reach is spreading beyond Sing and until its recent closing they haven't been abandoned or the environs of the metropolitan celebrate a Feast Day and the p.m. at the home of the Rev. The Day of Atonement Is o Ila I" 7 Sip in I 34P In CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Sunland Estates V . is - officiate and deliver a sermon. will give the annual report and Deanery with registration at chaplains, wardens and city At the request of the Social New Jersey County Jail. And it It en 141a MYF Other Churches . . -- . Church To Celebrate Feast Day S Na m I is a en froloripervicle"I Missionary ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH - - — ; A- -- population is Spanish but until program, and to date, the International Bible Society the Bible Scotety arrived on the Society has given prisoners have brought into our facilities scene Few resident chaplains nearly 300,000 free copies of the a desperately needed service," could communicate with h them, Word of God in their native Benjamin J. Malcolm, Ness Official r e action to the language. Similarly, Caraballo York City's Correctional St. John ('tirysostomis Chapel ('asselberry. The Christian Mirror On The Wall," Dr. for women who have died meeting of the Orlando 1ciety'S Hispanic ministers and Nieves conduct Bible study Commissioner, Tote recently . -, Eastern Orthodox Catholic Homemakers will hold a Samuel Goldstein will also during the year. The president Episcopal Churchwomen was mixed at first but as ('lasses and worship serices. to the Warden of the Camden. Church of America will covered (fish supper at 6:30 Rev FrCleary ed M( $50 Net?., Lue Ph flI 1257 Ra ndy Na, Caster Sunday$c..i 115am THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Morsmniwert,p II Wan Oras,e$l,d.Lak,ha...vw Tra;iwng iioor I ISp en. WIIsardIIdrpe Evee.gW.rJtup 731pm Sya4y School to Na in Wed Pra,pqM.q$j,,q P)Ipn Morn,ag Werthp liNen (ven,nWorp I Wpm Prayer Me$tin1Wedij4iy 7 )pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Par; Avenue Or JayT Cesmato Pas MarrAftill Worship SPIRITUAL TEMPLE $ Mom Sunday School 'V - -. 5 )lop on ChurchScl 730pm .. ' -' V I )4 is m I Not en GRACE UNITED iSip in .- and figuratively. Brother cellblocks, chapels and Nieves and I bo th live in the recreation rooms where today's The Bible Society, which h institutio FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 7 sop in Wed Eve Iiblelti,dy Wed Pva y.r&BeBI. Study ..- . C.nqvrrows Mi.t,n Sunday Pail., Methodist ii St Plan 1 - •-• Sunday (venn Wed $.ble Study lISp i's Fellowa,,h,p .•.— .'. - 7100 Orlando Ave I 1703) I Lutheran Church in 1101am Past., 31 a en :: -- -. F. II Dii iTs First Methodist, Park Ave tv Marvino Illsockesitir Pastor Past" C am ... 1 sizable number of prisoners \%,lfredo Itamos is a recent How do one reach these asking to see him. nmber of one of the fastest streetwise veterans of the Through the effor of Robert ''wing, most unusual church world's deadliest Jungle' Garcia, then New York's sole ugregations in America, the Caraballo smiles, "The first Spanish speaking senator, the prison parish" of the New thing, obviously is that we Bible Society was given direct 'irk International Bible speak their language, literally access to prisoners in ir cent of the city's prison part of this Bible Society Caraballo and the New York William I Dwney 313.1544 Siginish speaking Americans. loved by Jesus Clwist. . Moin.n0 Wsw;Pip Early S.,,,c Nov Robert J. Hunter Sunday Sc hool often swcnial robbers, mur- and on his return visit l.ikehufldredofthonda of (rers and rapiststhat they are Reverend Caraballo found a LUTHERAN CHURCH 7 Np in 2525 Palmetto Ave Rev Raymond Crocker .. Past., II N. bOMu SH(PH(R CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 345 5 Pa cross of Christ. This is the - I One human soul equals the answer. We should follow such CHURCH OF LONOW000 - R?h Giant Sunday School S Congr 11 g IInistr)' at night. Ramos is a preach and pray with overflow spiritually refreshed man is Puerto Rican New Yorker who crowds. When they leave some worth a thousand words. News ta.s had a profound religious six hours later, Jose Caraballo of the compaionae Hispanic Vxjwrience that permanently and Felipe Nieves will luive told clergyman soon spread among .Itt'red his lifestyle, lie had that several hundred despairing, the Tombs' Spanish residents . ask. Then lie waited for the FIRST PENTECOSTAL 0 ISa in IS Na in Vindor,ar?.n and Nursery Tuesday ID a . L., 3 . n ' .periene ia prison. s NEW WINDOW LUT HERAN CHURCH OF Ewaiee1,st; PALAOIFTTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Meriting Worship Church Training Evening Worship Wed Prayer S.r,,ce Dip in 7 N in ;I sillillar We never speak of good tact or bad tact. The essence of good Jesus admonishes to prepare manners is our sense of (he value (51 Ott)( people. We for those who would not be able handle things to reconhpence or repay with a valuable Grow by day while studying for the furnished chapel, they will Tombs back in 1969. But one ; move up. lie continued the worth the cost of the cross of had time for people because Worthipgir,ic. Sunday School Worship Spevec, - . -4 unless the host asks you to Lutheran 113W lith place "The Lutheran Hour" and TV 'This is Ili* 750pm Wtd Ev,it.n, Service ' THE REDEEMER Pastor I,asam I , ~16 S % in B w. Classes Wed Church Training I I" to Na in tv,rnn 5,4,vi(i SbII st udy it no Rev grows"Ill Most tP '°' s Twenty-nine-year-old Will. Scripture they will leave telephone. Reverend Caraballo redo Ramos lives with his wife behind, each speak.s intently to ministered one at a time by and three children in the Bronx the man before him. phone to exactly six men on his here he works as a handyman later, in the facility's simply first day on the Job, a visit to the -• - - It is like tact; tact is our touch teaching by speaking of of other lives. I wonder why tact preparing a meal for friends would invite yui f'r is always good or it is inst tact. V 'unda School MorningWorship you will not be asked to move reverently. Every person is S"I'lli.s- iiivitation. Jesus alway II N. m •ibl Class Sv41yS aOol there are bad ways. LAC MARY CHURCH Hoarc, Taylor & Bud Hype 510* Asrport$Iv are go<l nays of handling them, and 'N. "' PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 45 West PINECREST $APTISTCHURCH with people. There 'c'1 Nue;rfv peovidOd ' LDe Mity. Fla Sunday School O'dTruth;t.rlNewOiy Np in 1 Np in Ev angel i st S.tvci Mid We.; Servic e (W) IISC,s;tal La. Of Worship 7 )Sp M Youth 441 S 'i WCdTssday BibleClass 711pm W.'d"r;da Serv,e tot,. Morning Worship HOLY cwoss polite IONs in II N an •"•' i F astest -- -. Version.Mannerscoinesfromia 14:7(f) in which he says that !tin word manus which tiseans hen you are bidden to a "'I'hand. Our manners are the way sedding, don't take the highest - we handle our relationships seat. Take the lower seat and C 155 in IHI NAZARENE I CIa Mcrm,,, worship Evee.eieg Servic e Lad..; Bible, Class Iem mi Sanlocd Av, Douglas 0 E(lliott Sunday Sc hool Episcopal CHURCH OF CHRIST ',',.,yai 24 hr e Dip in Family Service - rislated in the King James in tile gospel of Luke (Luke HYPS I hurter'0 OP.., 1511 Park Aw.'n, WTRR 7 SOp in Sunday Night Srsadcasl Fred Sakti Eeanq.l;? Oat a 123 SIlO ii us E Wed 7 iSp in Sor,e in 55 Family Night Service I IS in tvHing Werth.p • Evanq.l,;t,c See, Li ..Th'l'nk Sunday I lop in I Np 7 )^o, - . ____ I ISa in Study SPar'q & Pv.claim.es Atil Praver hilerl Nurse r t P'o.dtd V __ 'CPiurChs(GodH.i,r"WTRR Sunday Schoil MmIni Worship - — Phono III 0900 Jame;C Vaug hn Rev J T ens ____ ____ Wed Swv Baptist IRST CHURCH OF THE HAZARENI _____ I arish - The rude man is usually a lie speaks of the behaviour of little man in a hurry about little a Christian as "charitable" as things. Jesus relates a parable t , 17S-_-7A it 11 u. m Km P Prison )i ahead and eat it. I)on'tletyour prayers. Surely they are worth N.. A eating ruin someone for whom a of our time If offers M Christ died." Romans 14:15 tibia IPI 5,n WOnP'IP Church Of God CHURCH OF GOD $1 W iJnd SPreeS SANFORD(HRI%TIAN CHURCH Sunday Schoct 1. ___ X FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST iê •• *;, Ow Harald Harris Minister Sunday School 455 in Morning Worship II Na Pa;,., C , CJPw ht Wed OF THE NAZARENE %n EvC Wed P,j,,P ~.. J Minister First Baptist Church , RI 44Ge.v$ Assembly Of God FIRST / lt DR. J. TEL) (OSMATh, are not acting in love if you go with them, lie listens to their OCHEVA CHURCH .... I gospel equation. This gives Jesus his amazing courtesy. preached sermons on manners 'flits right sense of the value of for Christians. The Apostle people to God, gives us a sense Paul says, "And it your brother of freedom. God took time to is bothered by what you eat, you create (hens, lie had patience _______ Friday. Sept. — orner Good manners are so much a part of our lives that Jesus :: hirdmesdav hIP , Prior, ASS(,MMi Y OF GOD CHURCH Cow 27Th&ndflm C Don C.s aV "mn, Wowshp t,,n, worship rn Nazarene C ilam II 1 ma ) * _____________________________ Pa;iee t??da, Seuci; tbath Sch l 'fl rave MC,, i-I p I- .As Patter a m. us m o iSpm nIV,WSrthP p 'n ' C R P4i.Il 1. FiRST SOUTU(RH METHODIST CHURCH he. Sanii'd Awe i N Forrest Sunday $I'I FRWOwThLURUC VENTIST CHURCH 1. Methodist 5 Ii m Wed (.r Prae, MeI,9 Wed 0 Evening_Herald, Sanford, FL at noon Sunday, with Bishop pilgrimage which Bishop Grady Thomas J. (;rndy in the will lead to Rome, Oct. 127. Bishop (;rtitly called for the Cathedral of St. Charles, them in many ways, Mullis "' The Club program at First ii ii New Church Pastor Is Dr. R.J. H BULLETIN Teen Harvesters. .I dru~ - , - / . rehabilitation program in New York ('sty, il%3-64. He was chairman of Youth harbor Associates, a Drug Abuse Rehabilitation program in Oklahoma City for the past five scars. D. Hunter received his degree from Central Bible RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER OF YOUR CONGREGATIO N WHO PARTAKB IN 1 OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECULI Absolutely No Alcoholic Beverages 5cr', .c ' V WIll I ' I =---: I 1- Springfield, Mo., in Christian Education arni Trunsylvania Bible College, Freeport, Pa., receiving his Doctor of Divinity from American School of the' Bible, Pinebluff, NC.. in 1971 orlandii, and a lholce&in lially people ,,(I come together in PresbN Ili 1974 lie earned .I Masters in on Oct. 12, at 3 Pfl1. in the Orlando to a family reunion as a young people in seventh and OTHER CHURCHIS Education froris Central State All"'% A M I Colg-ftwo, Olive, & Inh Journey "into (ourselves in. eighth grades. Registrations Orlando Sports Stadium. All Fai th Chaplet. Camp University, Ethnond. Okla., in `euoUc' WiloolvA Illd September Sunday, dividually and as a people, a are now being accepted at thle 8#4108 11 Avenue Holiness Chapel, On Park the ls§~) Beardill Avg counseling psychology. In 19'I I s . the journey of Elizabeth Seton journey that brings new self- Church Office. The program is lie received an honorary degree ChVrcN.0 JCWS Chr155.0LaHIVDa,SaMI) DR. ROBERT HUNTER Othodii Church. SI Joho; Chrysostoen open to the youth of the cornNew understanding, an from tier birthplace in honest Irons Chapel, Nay 17 51. Eastern Nebraska path Cask York City, to Baltimore confrontation with failures in munitY. P,r;i Church at Christ. Sctiit, Christian College , Nebr. Sed Lake Mwilis Chapel. of&"* classrooms, and finally, in the sensitivity of compassion, an Blvd Lake Mosequeel, The Women of the Church of New pastor at Sanford's A member of the (Iristian KinW.n Hail of Jehovah's Wites;.'La;e MOw Unit, %I issi w led Holy Yeara,Ittw International eressionu1sorrow,andzs new Firs t lesbyterian will hold C on g re g atio na l Christian As.wiation for Psycholi'gscul pots' Blifel Church Of the Living God. MHo,,1 I Women's Year, to sainthood, determination to be at one with their annual meeting Monday Church of 2401 S. Park Ave., is Studies arxi American Coun. Penter.stal Open Bible Tabernacl,, Ridgeag5 Aye, lOft Mute Seminole High School) flIP,. at 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall, Dr. Robert similes Hunter, who selors Soiciety, be is listeil in will be.- marked in homilies in others in Christ." The month of spiritual followint' th a coffee at 9:30 the diocese. In l3countiesnf e came here from the Pilgrim iiV )is Who in Religion" 197 First Pf,c.,t.i CticP,at ianle,i Fell, 04SPIrl TobernsI(It, 2114 Cognffv Club considering Mother Seton's Preparation for the end of the Dedication of the "Least Coin Congregational Church in and "Outst,anding Young Men Mt Olive Holiness Church. Oak Hilt Nd, 0,t holy \'ear arid the beginning of Fellowship" will be observed, Oklahoma City, OkIa., where' he of America" i 12). fidelity to faith, Catholics wilt San'eqd Allance Church, 1111 5 Park Ave SARI Ord C*W o9slielio,jol of Johaveh's Witnessil$, 1fool W Ithst A meri va it B i ce n I e n n ia I An Honorary Life Membership served as semor pastor. examine their own need for ' Ile and his wife, &,indra Army, 1W W 34th Ruling Hills celebration by Catholics of will be given in recognition for reconciliation to the American Moravian Church, Al$sns., SprIngs He has also served First have three children, Robert ideal of liberty and justice for Central Florida. begins with the faithful service through soine Congregational Church of James 11. If .- David Stephen Nily Trinity Chchis Cletworessfelitir Chapel, All logo O,di Christ I$l4Mape;,, AVI observatwe of Mother Seton's area of the church's work, and a Tarentum, Pa. (l969) and Jsuzs, 7; and Alien Jonathan Lord JoUSChrIll, So, all. Canaan City farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, delicious home fries and toast, FRESH GARDEN SALADS Cole slaw, cottage cheese, 1p potato salad, mixed pickles, sliced peaches, apple saucot, tossold salad, assorted dressings, deviled eggs, pickled beatIs, 18110 with fit, macaroni saud. ' I,ee, OR HOT BUFFET - ADULTS $30 ., ' I ' VEGETABLE Roast turkey with dressing, rare roast beef, pot rust of beef, corned bo*l and cabbage, Iresh roast pork, fig of iamb, baked ham. fir"ll juicy choppid sirloin, fresh seaod. Broccoli, cauliflower, baby carrots, green beans, lima beans, corn, spinach, peas, candied Yams, mashed potatoes, yellow rice, baked squash and many others plus our finte gravi,lits and sauces. CHILDREN $ '1,, - .5O BRUNCH SERVED FROM 11 TO? P.M. EACH SUNDAY BEVERAGE EXTRA I nn -_ or ' Furt Presbyteftin Church SI Desery. I Nigoland P";bytnlon Church, 35115 OrlAndo Dr. St. Andrews P'ueb'yygqtan CMc, Pt)) isa, Late RI. Coa.aaM The Holy Year Rally In t'anonliation this Sunday. Memorial Service will be held was the founder and director of Mark, 5, I is I, •' 1-4 & SR 434 LONGWOOD 305-862-4000 �- - - Helping Schools Stretch Budget -- SPORTS WOMEN -_ - 1.. a [e F 1,09 ra I m 1 MM • Two )-ears ago Monroe. the program ' erke. M Care N e ed For Mini G . - .../ i i / I o d It you possess talenO for acting and singing, or are interested in o tag c ge in e Bicentennial sli,-plan to attend according to (l.?flSCd Soups the open auditions being held near Sanford later this rilonth. . .. • in Altamonte Springs on Dec. 3 and play in Sanford the following weekend, Dec. 12-14. The play calls for 25 male and two female actors. and • •' 4. . 0 0 ." % V . 14 a it large number of backstage workers. Anyone from S;anford and the surrounding community is welcome to T I I, .. ~ . J - I I A - 'I' P I P ". - I ...> U L "' * " - W 4C i J - . .- college from U.S. 17-92. .. z, .. . .t - -I_---_ u. . .. "- - - . accompanist will be provided. Persons Interested in - , ' . th :___~__t___*_- lop durmg audition times Anna Lea and Foreman Heard, and Chip Johnson, all of Sanford w ill probably be directing the production. _____ - - ,0*~ , . . - . Mr rsRudd . I . . - ~ .\ J ,..-~ Herald C,onvspou&nt Thomas, from Gainesville are the parents of the Rudd's only grandchild Jennifer. In an elegant golden setting Mary Ruth and Corbett were at the Garden Club of Sanford, married Sept. 3, 1925, in a Mr. and Mrs. Corbett B. Mary simple wedding ceremony at Ruth) Rudd of Lake Mary, Florala, Ala. A year later they celebrated their golden wed- moved to the Sanford area ding anniversary at a reception ,A here they have lived since and Sa turday. are members of the First Forffung the receiving line Baptist Church of Sanford, ith the couple were their only son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L Rudd, Tampa; Rudd's sister, Mrs. B. E. Mrs. Onna Mae Ellis to discuss plans for upcoming social welfare programs. The group met at Houston's Shamrock Hilton for Its 54th International convention. Mrs. Ellis heads over 18,000 executive and professional women from seven countries who are members of the civic-lerviCe organization, Abby __ lew . - "4.- • -' , Mrs. Rudd has two other floral arrangement of gold sisters, Mrs. J.B. Whigham and munis and gold candelabra. E. Jenkins, both of Assisting in serving and ,Mrs. Paul Sanford floating hostesses Lourine Messenger, LuRene Ball, Two sisters and two brothers mail. Carolyn Carter, LetIm G.P. Sweat, Harley C. Rudd Fowler, retice Swanson, iaie and Tully Rudd. Another Farley, Beth Morgan Whigharn brother. Martel Rudd lives in and Becky Whigharn IA)uwsma. Panama City. Another granddaughter. Among the 125 friends and Marilyn Rudd Wright, presided relatives calling during the at the guest register. The otht-r appointed hour3, 5-7 p. in., came grandchild. Michael Rudd and wife. tile former Pamela Casselberry and Orlando. --• I. Bs lti( UI \ \ BUItI \ lie said that once before, and always feeding my family very \ I :~ __ ~ -_ - fPIuvr\ Makes me smells, spend a couple of bucks Scrooge ghes me money For used to have for a scent they better and tamgrk is when we l otIIit:e i= using a ask him to : :: ha%c company." stuff to cover up the unpleasant for you. Seniors Sew . - r rs ) 1) 7lI'hSitl inti Mr. & 'Irs \1 H Ktndiek of Bonncsille ' Our deepest sympathy ICC liLlibihI Cathon upon the dea th JaneWoodshasjust returned Fist grandchildren and one of her mother . Mrs Clara 1k Sanford Recreation 1k Kendall Strickland (150) S ______________ • • I r in ify-C or roll OFFENSE -",**) John Carroll Tim Smith (185) E E Crane Johnston i I",O) i Gary Cox (175) 11113 FI, Jose Valdiva U65) Jay DaVagno (160) Keith Robinson (1*5) Nick Altos (1651 Chuck Satterwhite 1165) Tim Sloane 165) Rodney Jones (1601 Clay Powell (11jol .4 / I - ._, - I , . -1 Tim Smith (185) Keith Robinson 11851 Pudge Guetler (1*5) Lynn Murray (180) Bernard Lee (185) Jay DeVagno (160) Tim Sloane (165 Clay Powell ll70 Rodney Jones 1160) Richard Carneu (1751 Joe Seotoo (175) K E T T G LB LB LB 11111 HB S ,A _v . ~ i .f i;0 t __0 .. - Fantastic Moving Sale 4 DECORATORS rjeid - - - e ve r,qoile ~. r7 11 ,)A I WILLIAMS 6AZAAR ,', n', r rn Imnent will Baton Lessons, with Miss Shell Segrest, dA 9'-- os Cl . -wjon begin registration for two ., their Fall -Llieerleading and Baton. instructor will be held for girls ages 6-12. Cheerleadingfo' girls lO,Il and l2 years of igetsof Oct 9will be instructed by members from4 30to5 ISpm andlrom5 lSIo6pm fif tile % %ity cheerleading iqitaIf frorn (Jassps will meet Tuesday ation h- s already started for the n" s Ceramic 0a.--kws Adult and ClItildre' There will be eight lessons held from 4:30 to There will be $ small fee for all the above 5:30 p.m. each Wednesday from Oct. 15 (vurses. Non-resident3 rnust purchase non. through Dcc'. 3. resident ca'd before registering. 4 0% -_ -. ,~ 1'. 1. ,r . - I , , .. , --, _)i ,_ 140 le I I ij~lv A - -., . * I I I ~ 4 - , - - Senthilu high s football suu, ..11.1. -N1 . , i, qft w -I .=-V ___ - ttii-.Ji,, a l''.'k-a tthe O-W f 4 ! ... , .~.i- -,-! - .. , , . - #* -_ __ - Z I x1l -____-= __- - __ - SEM INOLE HIGH 'ç f- ~ - ~fll _. , I 10 ,, v' -I - 1 --h-__ '._: f -1,-_ _- ..., A. - .. .- _ -1--t '. 1i tia, -_ ~.-- -,P-- - as1iwgtuu; third row, itobert Charles, Hill McDaniel, Sk e Pickens, Gerald Meyer, Ken Meadows, Charles Riggins, Curtis Johnson; Fourth Ilerbert Branch, Tim Raines, Lawson Dennis, Leroy Martin; row, Drew Boaglanni, Kenny Lee, Virgil Jenkins, Roanle Second row, Trac y Brown, Kenny Adams, Kenny Smith (now with Washington, Mark Whlghaxn, Greg Pringle Ricky Mann, Antonio JV), Don Howard, Aaron Nlills, Joe Waillington, Langston McGill, Ronald Fleming and Mike Good - (Iferald Photo by Slenefee. Chuck Niullen. Robert Law OV), Nathaniel Gordon Williamson). .. i I ~ ~_~__ af -- z- _. -:Z _:--A r 7-. -. -~4__~ .___4,;~7 (I -_:A_.,.: i-% =-1-- 9 ' t GameSet or Saturday ~~illlll 1 1 1111 1111 ~ 1 1111 ary 11111111 i a ors ~_Vf___% F~-,-. -__-_"7.-,-. -- -1 -_ GAINESVIIAX (AP) - Southwest Conference. 1oridia's Ton , Gretil set a strong defensive front. with Wayne Fields side I y l'he way we looked last week, Both Iumns use the wishbone school rustung record of 8 seterans across the line and jury, there will be three new I'd rather be in Florida to play offense and have ;I full back- yards a year ago as a Ireshman, Sammy Green as middle line. faces in Florida's secondary. golf than have to face Florida In field of veteran runners and puts the outside thrust in backer. Junior Jimmy Ray Southern Met hodist football," jokes David Sinith, SMU quarterback Ricky the Gator offense. Stephens and sophomore defensive unit Via' coach of the Southern Methodist W esson ran for 685 yards and Charlie Williams step in the experienced Senior fullback Jimmy DuCoach Smith said is full of fullback David Hostick ran for places of Glenn Cameron and 71)e .Mustangs meet the Flori. 862 yards last year. Both are Bose provides Ralph Ortega, who both started question marks. da Gators Saturday evening on juniors and have a veteran and right half Larry Brinson in the all-star game last month "Our defensive line and linede. tile Floridia Field astroturf, and blocking line of five seniors and can run outside or and are with pro teams. backers will have to Improve the sport will be intersectional one junior. Florida is expected to have a But with senior roving back npidls t said foot ba ll. Despite Smith's dismay over the showing of his team in last week's season opener, SMU did corne out with a 14-7 victor), - Jac on Not Due For Pros over Wake Forest and nearly 300 rwhing yards. But fumbles acles." mid the 6-foot4, 190blunted the Mustang scoring Three - year s tandou t pounder from Miami. punch. Willie Jackson enters his final The school's most famous This will be Florida's opening football season know. Willie would never tell to take advantage of the blindyou." ness. But Moore said he finally Moore and other school olfi- decided that i. with Bethune. football alumni are offensive cials kept the condition secret team's co-capt,-jin,g, L4j too gigmi game. and Coach Doug Dickey ('ookman College Saturday lineman Larry Little of the in previous years for fear that to be hurt by n:.tkin,' th' In. says "We have worked hard at ,A-ith little hoptn of following Sliami Dolphins and running opposing players would be able formation pub!:t . conditioning and I think that we other graduates of the school back Charles "Boob% "(lark of will be ready to play." ,r into pro ball. the Cincinnati Bengals. Florida, ranked No. 19 But the reason for Jackson's Jackson said his blindness Middeies Jamboree nationally, is favured and pessimism heading into &-itur. has never bothered him be- e a years. FOREST CITY - Pop Warner League teams from Seminole County -all 44 squads -trade in their practice jerseys for the real thing Saturday as they stage a 10- minute jamboree at the Seminole YMCA field. Some 750 youngsters age 9.lSwill see action, too. The regular season begins Sept. 20. Saturday's jamboree action starts at 9a.m. and will stretch out until approximately 3 p.m. Players are divided into four classes - Pee Wee, "lie's the best kept secret - - - __. junior bantam, junior midget and midget. -1 _______________________________________________ S ener 0 winning by a solid 175 yards, W-N ~ - 1 '. _ ~_ __ ____. '_ . (I F11 9 kA 10 01 i 7 ( FkPI%v . Tricia Critchfitid (0) ROA1 Vriiinc3 IC) 11 11. I ftBl 10 01 Crmich.I fEd II l 'OR) ) c,,iln (La) 10 05 5 Smnn T-- Y I 'S '- .., ' 1' N;#.-% 17PI 10 06. 9 Aoayson p III 1. t I - i ;W.(,:,40 T_ 4_- 6- ... %.~ =1 AN rl"N~i -f-L T !~jf . . *-1 - vl - - -41 : _'.,T~_ iA# ,~ - '. I _ II U M. ~-C& 3-r,-~K.~ Q' -- W_ V '*_ - 11 / // .!-- ,_; -&- AONE # ... - Ablolm "'1 0 fourth. r_ , , , I Lake Brantley took girls .E it:.; ~_ , - 0 1. . a~ -_ _~ ,-'. _~J _~,..i ~" _.;, X., &., i. I ~A;0. -,w ,W* "11'. sesenthplacesfromnl,eslieand ' -' •: ;~ ,.,f. 1 IW7~~ I IN (andt Sullus4un ' ~*J - 117, 141-throp AArvore , Vp ,_ '4 'ii• ''' i 701 '"s . L ke l9 S.rnrnIe 731 LIihC , , 1;1, &.1 #..I! )PAr .. . ., "y.wt psi I" i cm n'uri lid - ' -- 1. " "ha ,,_,,, !P , . . s. ' I -i~ , - ." - QI".,. - _•& 'A , i ... . -- - __ - -)':-" 'i:&k'* , I ;%. - : sl4L.14i I ,0~e, _~. .- .-' f I .., ". -ii .1 '... ~ I -.-, -"-*---,. - ~ -1- 1 1.-t.t .Jr f la; I - _. ~ ,-' ~ Y' . 1> Lake Brantley's Slary Ilag / s ' r " . - . -A. .0 I '" .' t, ~' I,&, t1r'k_;','T %I " - I -I' _ I Sullivan I ; . ;..,. . _J~nmf # - z4 %. ~ vz 4 ,# " . : ~kf!~?.4v.w-' ~ , -1 . ., I.,. _0I • __ 1. - 4_ ,_ i____~ - ,. __ Lyman's Bruce Caldwell was fifth, while Seminole's finished sixth. Lyman Won the junior varsity - T, ith, i- . - - .i- --- . Sanford - . , .. - X% '- MEETS FRENCH Orlando Drive I -3it - - ' . Junior Varsity 41 RoCkledqe S6. ll$r RoCrtf 165 L.;t, ,,l ! it _V-61. :- .41.~1 - - 1 . I _.t I I ithe- Ar^nflev 00 Pidrw" LvmAm I'm bc. 71 I? I. - . __ W Ly . y by a full 30 seconds. Lyinan's ,-,6 I 4 , ~'S . Lq~-%:",. , ~4~ __ 1... .. I~ ..~. " - ~ - .i :!~~l ~ _~_,.. _- I k ~ ,!- Of 1 I Fil ti . t40 ~ A - 2606 '.' CI nr,nn,hrmAn 4E,1 I ,-~ jf, ciocking of 15:26 over I he threef i i0A , ". - - ~ . _~ e 16 S6, I 16 S9 9 Dan f1run.nq 'rr,,nmIP -- AM Sancwfs Ill AS. Bi lly I " 19 Al I Ake BrAntley - Roqero, full force Thursday at Valley '% """I 'E' I? 21. 75 Rothy AAAfh FI,-4rnhmr1 is 19. SpenCef iI t5mI 17 7%) 7 Mr Brent L' 1* 71 %c!? 1,ncntn 19 iS Forge UUII Club. ti i I? 12 27 En'ow Gr (Cot) (III ;nMp 19 ii Trinily Pr Bergstresser posted a course I? It 70 J Stchle"Of lEvi 1119. 29 Al AmAir 19 " record time of 14:49 to beat I . . I# t . ; . I~Wll~~ _. - __ ~_~ __ r-ilrAnp (Fvl fl .1 10 71 11 Miln , i., .- 1 1-pm , . ' 00 . - h, CASH AND CARRY WHERE 17 __________________________ -.,.. . V- I 4 . W .tt, ;: f, 4R _ - I AT, r 8349712 Forest City Deltona I _,i~~. " X_ wasn't much of i race, with I%) IA " Is Yrve Whrelef , Edl t4,Cbk 11 R1 17 44) Other area 1 6 %fl M'v Cramt'r (Lv) 16 52 t ,,, A n - RrIn Flynn ia 12. % - I ,-*"-*- - HILDA RICHMOND . ~ 5 ? - 4 e . =_- Drastic Reductions SHlRLEYMlLI'y - 11 .- ~_ ~Ir - IS Ourkle. Doors I -.&!!~- - - . Saturday, Sept. 13th 8)4921? r 1i SQUARE. Is The Lost Day LEY COOPER '' .. .V.. THEY CAN BETTER SERVE AREA RESIDENTS, THEY WILL RE-OPEN IN SWEETWATER L6 9 iVelcomp, MARGE . 0%_. ""-, "I know I am a lightweight I've witnessed," said Barder. year and finished fourth in the and I don't believe in tmnrSt'mne of his teammuiiate didn't . . .. o SANFORD AFTER I YEARS. SO Cct `24 -2!- -. 2~.%6~9~ , , ' I'icktd off the F f 4 M e Itio . ~ 11 pv~__ - Georgia and Kentucky. S.NIU had a 64-1 record last . , - RN - - r oah I - - 1:1 senior quarterback Mn Gaff- day afternoon's game with vi-, cause, "I was born with one ney vowed "We won't let down iting Mississippi Valley has eye. I don't really' know what it when we are favorites the way nothing to do with the ftct he is is like to have two," we did a couple times t totaliv blind in Ws left eve. lie has ,, never worn glasses season." "i wouldn't pass up the and Coach Wesley Moore said, The Gators had an 84 record chance, but I ,fill thinking rea- "Only a few of his college inates last year, Including a narrow listically," said Jackson, a de. know- of the condition." 13-10 defeat by powerful Ne- fensive back nained to the One of Jackson's former high braska in the Sugar Bowl after Southern Intercollegiate school coaches, Rudy' Barder, upset losses to Vanderbilt, Athletic Association honor confirmed Moore's statement, DEFENSE I eat grandchild were also Erick.sm) - Mi'. aaJ Mrs. Cot bert B, Rudd tPhoto by Bob Orwig) ('1 will come from quarterback Norbert Seals 055i . 050i Bob Burkhart, with haftacks llrcnt .Nlatthe%s ; " T . absence of Ifelen Shook. president. Doris Downs gave a very inforinative program on -L)dia, tile lAberated Wonwn . . J'. - 0 \~. I - I .1, . I , Ruth Boxwell. vice president I ., . _____ , to, 2 .k!51 - / ~, !~,., I I 9 - LII I?. 411, I,Ubll 061i T G G C QB FB Group Spirit Correipundent . i i, - , ve- Priscilla Circle of the 0luluota Community Church had its first fall meeting after if -.0'%a: .t I? t .1. - , _ - ... - . - . Recreation Department Offers Classe . ' nil .- KATHFRINF . 0 Bergstresser W*ins Cro s Count resent at tile again on Tuesday mornings Julia and Bob Love for tlx I itpr l)iy V,ttkend Joe Creamons (1°) Nick Towne (150) Mark Aid Joe y Holman 160) - Notices have been sent out re,ardin, the opening of tlic Clitil ta Sewing Cl I the will teach the class. aul Almon d P Don Schrenk 1146) Malt arter ( Charlie Gray i 1501 Willie Howard (150 LB IH Brock Magruder 220p when calling signals. Whighauii's favorite passing Doug Lanier (1601 target is light end Mike Good. Keith %'all D)ke (160) Lymnanbiwsoff amnouthfu)in David Syme (180) Oak Ridge. pre-swasoci Metro Bob MYcoll I ISO) Conference favorite. Offensive Pele Knowles (1751 leadership For the Greyhounds David Sutton (140) - Up - . M T T playing power football up the ()iiiti Symes (180) Doug l.knier 11601 l)annv Williams and Mickey Mike Prosser (140) Mannin* g are Burkhart's M?b Myroff 1170) Keith Van Dyke (160) primary receivers. Lake Brantley', featuring one Pete Knowles (175) I of the area's premiere quar. Cliffe Barnett 060i ' terbacks in Ifenry Stanley, Norbert Seals (155) faces if banged-up Apopka team Brent Matthews (iSOp l.IKESREALMEN -_ Wayne Bowron (145) F i Morris 11801 ... from an enjoyable fto!e week - tht Ia Wyman Jackson and Iloract, Alexander trying to live up to the SChCMC) nickname on the Tnmiv Stct'mic 11701 [teal showering. TICKED OFF IN TULSA nauseating. DEAR TICKED: You could In And Around Chuluoto Nf Ile hookers. Is therea clever retort I could who's dating no one special, but This class has been most informative and also has visit with her family in Illinois. generated a lot of good neigh- ~borhood spirit. We recommend Mrs, ,Marjorie 11wed of Third . 'Nujafflk_ that anyone with the urge to Street was very happy to have for tile October [lot Luck -VW I learn to sew ~r to sew more her children come home for a Dinner and also for the ~ % .Ex U_ it family . Over the Latior (hristmis Bazaar ___ 11-R 00 4 rot~~ I lb-i.0 9^...1_& class is sponsored by the -i 07 * I ____~ - and his Wife, frornThe Tee Federation (if Senior Citizen flariv Day - . f . Titusville, Edward and his wife Clubs of Serninctle County. . *from Miami, and also tier three %jo . .. 1daughters and their husbands: held Octobv-r 4th at the Oviedo 04I 1 Street enjoyed the company of Mr. & Mrs. Ixt Roy of __ - __ I ' Karen %Stugham Coleman, Sue of Corbett hising in Atlanta are Stctenson, Rosamond Lha Mrs. Hubert Tow nsend. \lrs ________ -Ia - In addition to Mrs. ,# DEAR LIKES: 11 you like the I,. Whatever happened to that say. (only kidding of course) *'The old), time my ever lovin' natural masculine scent men man. but don't like the way he Well, when the guests were leasing in), husba nd ilike LaCore Rob Bra)'- (210) FB FL flanks and fullback Bob Riazzi Bruck ,Nlagruder )2201 happy "Corne back soon Iwcause tile only time I get a decent ineal guests wearing a floor-length years of service. In their golden navy and white ensemble years. the couple enjoys gar. around here is when we h.ave It 1',01 if big laugh, so he pulled it well. I told him later I didn'tDEAR ABBY: When ,ire men enhanced with a long white compan)." Everybody again. think that crack was very gnirg to sinell like real h(-rT)en dening and their pet Chihuahua laughed. but scarf and orchid corsage. In the first place, I it's funny, but lie said, A was only again? I wanted to crawl Abby, who keeps them on the run. Ile table featured a large into a hole. not true. I pride myself oil kidding." I'm .I 20-year-old single girl two-tiered cake accented with a . use ci case my husband, the all the men I date smell like odor that comes From not Purcell, Orlando, who hosted service and later worked as and was especially proud of the bookkeeper for B. E. Ptircell the event and two of their four ay everything turned out. Co., for 11 grandchildren, Melanie and SlarN Ruth. a former Mama Rudd, Tampa. the Clubmember, retired E. Purcell Co. in 191 72 after 30 in short, i Dear Clint Houston 11501 Mike (Jymes t10 Mike Willis (195) Kendall Strickland plSOi mm pears ( 130) Willie Howard 11501 G ( inside and out. The third i,,member of the backfield, Trinity . ["rep flertwrt Branch, is no slowpoke ei ther, so quarterback Mark Tony- Stee:is (hOp Whighain has some choices .~like ,Nlicroulls (160) ' "As a result," writes James Joke No Laughing Matter When W fe says that again? ( offtre abundance, both not seek expert advice on his professional aid." DEAR ABBY: My problem is A former Navy man. Corbett husband who !hinks he's is a retired Civil Service post a funny'. I had a very nice dinner office employe with 31 ears party at home the other night .. , , .1 I. J. . -, I DEFENSE Big names in tile Seininole suffer from them, too. llwy-re Lincoln Collier in the &-pbr%ght up to believe they have (embe r Header's Digest, - Ron Burgess 1190) Mail Shook (195) Merch,ant, flureal Bell and Frank Procell heading the cousin. Lives, Too or his lawn with his neighbor, putting up with situations that four times out of five a man will they often could change with Jerr y Halmon (160) T T Don Schrenk (1461 offensive Plans are brothers Ned and Tim Ra ines. me pair discuss his car with a mechanic their children E %lila Perry 1160 i ' 4 I team about a 14-8 loss to Os ied Itl(h Arnolu (150) last season. It was the first time Ton II '155 roys . - 97 It ; j. j 1 1975 GRID TEAM Paul Miles jigs) Larry Cannariato 1190) Seminole coach Jerry Posey With the Houston, Texas skyline in the background, Mrs. Dorothy Pearson I lef I I president and of- real man does not show his don't like, living in cvW. distant ficial delegate from the Pilot Club of Sanford meets with newly-installed International President, emotions. Thus. while he'll marhages, losing contact with MA PS a t owi. is undoubtedly pr(xiding feminine "weakness;" that a along unhappily in Johe they PILOT CLUB =1 ., J. team includes ileitto rfght)fIrsi row, John Spolskl, John atey, (',athers, Marct Kendriek, Ernest Manley, Joe . . l'ruhti Rands 11551 cooperation from & line. • as well as women, and men ' • 3 ., Eustis Pos, position to inatch Seminole senstitivity is an expression of American males are muddling By DORIS DIETRICH Lake Howell offensisel> if thcs Ian get 4 0 - ,~ _ M) . oi-i F.NS1 lta Morris 11801 The Osiedo Setiiinult Counter is the first intrcounty Sttsc Hircheti U40) -icdapuotl (155 p ris airy and one whit. h finds m Pritchard (1951 Oviedo cast as the underdog on n r ano usual. With quarterback Lee Andy Holton j 1651 Ward and running Wicks Billy lobe a tower of strength; that "uncountable millions of Mark - ng e, •. A L-A -A-1; - and a flight contest .%ending Trinity Prep to Fort Pierce against John Carroll. Sex stereotypes apply to men mental or emotional health, - 1,11111111~ • - . . Sa i IL - . , 4 n y Men' s a M I I L. Howell-Eustis Two more games follow &Iiturday in an afternoon gaine I I . _. i_ - . Ci - . . . - Z7- L ; 7 1 . .• . 1' Lake k Bra nt ley. :\ Some dos and don ts for potting soil and add a few drops terriums include: don't be dilute liquid houseplant food misled by the notion terriums every few weeks require no care. ,Most plants et( no Oiu) some bright (Ion t let plants get out of hand sunlight but al.sci water and as they pow - manicure routine maintenance scissors serse as pruning Don t use herb lants .These 5uarS - C r- 14- V . %%hich practiced most of tile recovered from ,I bout with the week without six of Its rtop 14 flu by gametume Regular players. quarterback Scott Pittman ,er, the Blue Darters broke a leg last weEk, and %%ill still be a sound opponent. Apopka worked Witt) Biggest question is whether Mike McNerney will be (Continued On Page 2-B) Seminole had lost to its country i' . . b tonight - Oviedo at Seminole l.vinan at Oak l.t 0 Actors will be required to sing during auditions; an iA orking backstage should stop by and leave their names , Foot a p Tile moment of truth has arrived for six Serninole Count), high school fo(-)Itxill teams as ,I ne%k end. season begins this also ature African violets, begonias, geraniurm, ivies and Do leave space for frequent orchids. watering. Do use fine textured I I--- i . T2, Music Portable, Seminole Community College This Portable is located north of the Vocational-Technical buildings and can most easily be reached by entering the abd ' I. re By JIM lerald Sports Editor . include rosary vine, miniature creeping fig and miniature varieties of ivy, gloxinias and African violets, unihctr ,% again fz-om7 3Op m onwards The Sept 22 uduUons will start at 7 p.m. All auditions will be held in Rooms TI and -- Q ) I - __., C ,4 .j 0r 430:4 Cacti are splendid candidates ferns, gloxinias, strawberry for your thimble garden and geranium, earth stars and naturally adapt to a warin, (fr)miniature re1x begonias. setting Other possibilities True niature plants - . - :.= I . tp-0 _.0 6' Ib-" -- . , audition The Sept. 21 aud fions mll be held from 2-6 p.m. and - F RIe 0 " popularity list, there's an of sermiculate if it is too rich . , --Aft" I . - !4'. . imaginative range of ways you and water retentive. can create your own tiny Do landscape your terrium garden, even in a thimble. %kith ,I water container to Mini-gardens can flourish in represent a' lake, pebbles or SS bubble bowls, jars ' a%", L I . 1 . . - - ' 9 I 0 - '~ ,, ' l\ ' , • • _____ .. . - Although terrariums head the inch of potting soil with a touch A - • • -- Tonight drainage. Then add about an like to garden in minia ure Campbell's Act Three, a Sanford group formed to promote Starts Garden Club offers these and fresh circulating air to be - th eatrical arts in Seminole County', will be producing .1776" in December . The show will open a three-day run . I progr4iin and a wa of beating d) CUPS Our climate here is not as year details will also be available cognac snifter, fish tanks fl I.ight budget problems. The conductive to soup drinking as such as ather k In re(-ognition of the Nation's Upon requests to school ad. bottles and dishes. In tile larg children are ,awful proud when perhaps it is up north." exGrowing plants in a thimble. a upcoming Bicentennial, this ministrators and educators, containers, you can create your they se had a hani in it. ays plains Parry of how much soup sized cont,ainer is tile height of e tI c,iis has been and PTA Cr other parent school (C%U1 landscape (1t'sIgfl, lrs. l(eyrn'ld.s. itr n gar d en in g. U• it take to gather thousands of broadened to include such organizations from: Camp"i For your mini-garden, select It will tx,up to tile PTA b,oard labels. thriving items as American historical tx-11's Labels For Education, plants that stay small, or at 1xissible to have ,01) decide at iLs first ineeting ' But all endorse it as a wor. reference books. flags and Uipe, Box 508. Maple Plain, &fill. least select those that grow even in (foil house dishes and vttitthtr it will participa te in thwhik tooth pa P project that the cassettes w itis historical slowl 55359 These include small r" I .. .. nee d sunlight, good draina ge Magnolia Circle, Sanford ready-t&-serve Chunky soups, ' the school acquired a tumbling Wilson Elementary school Information about the and Campbell's Bean product mat for M labels and 12 jump acquired a ca.ssette recorder. rain Will be mailed to %%ill be, accepted," according to The%- didn't collect enough Prog ,ptember." he Goerke. labeis last %ear to trade I said, "and Will include catalogs Ili addition to the inforniation "The materials "ere of exlisting the more than 130 items being inailed to schools and ality. It'sa very good savings this year. offered in tik- program till.s PTA's in mid-September, rod or -.... .- . __________________________________________________________________ , e i~ . _____!_ I11 _~__._-!, . -- ik_-b, Season 'Garden Gate' handy pointers to "sinall time" healthy. Pinecrest. Uk, line the bottom of your since move(] to Winter Springs instrumental in Campbell's and sizes of Campbell's gardeners - that growing -Sponsortvd by tile PTA with school, decision to repeat and exNind iamiliar red-and-white con- number of green thumbs Who !errium with charcoal chips fot Chainnanat the t;eliii. last )-car Au itions Set F P uc t ion -- 0 , \like Morris Wis intl \harts Friday, Sept. 17, 1975-18 0(1 1'11 Soup, a favorite budget "In the past two ears I'int'crcst EIementar School this year's program but Mrs. children participate in hear- narrations. stretcher in the home is now Campbell distributed 'more received a listening station in flenolds reports that parents [lb 'Schools participating will lx helping schools light the belt than 150 000 units of audio- return for 5&1 soup labels tirc a lrea dy sending in labels This sear the progr1ini has required to submit forms m I,tI'en1r4, isu ii g3nlnasium and sports i ight children at one time can saved over"the summr been ex'pinded so that not just ilicating thur choice of For the third consecutive equipment valued at more than plug earphones into the record Two tape recuders were the elementary schools, but schools equipment being reserved by Pi p plaur recwdcruni t fld a labeldrive any (if tile grades K- O,ct. 20. Label colle,cUonsare is offering its popular "I.AvIs througion houttothe United States elementary schools fullo%% along with books. "It's Student C uncil at Idyllwilde through eight ii a by anuary 9, for Education" program which according to Donald F. (,oerke, an cxi.elknt learning I.kmentar) School sear before The enthusiastic and 176, with all labels to be subh s been providing schools an the Company's director of situation sass \lrs Margaret last I don t recall how many gra t if ying tomments we base muted to a designated central pportunit to obtain tpenssse marketing for canned foods nolds udministr,iti',,. thou,umids it took,' saps received from thousands of receiving point b January 31 audio-visual and athletic Several Sanford schools were assistant for curriculum at teacher M.V. Parry who Ilas participating schools were 1976. Labels from all varieties t1(juipment in return for aniong those participants Campbell latwls The first,. %earof thepro~,,r,-un, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. 17, 19s 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ff _,.,%% S ,p .4 ' d Bryn. (.illwv'iI (lvi 1511 (ellny iSi 16 11 7 6 W i ll i e Oav d - + P~, .~ Lyman Invitational rtinnem on niark, set - .. Oferald Photo by Gordon Williamson) t . ., - 16 33: 11 C r y P.iyn.' (D) 16: 35. Ii I prinie PoAffxk (cl 16 43, 13 8,11 at ppy ._.+iP.' r a ' -. __ I* - _. N - X"t pi'CJ'i .- -.-- .4 ~- 'Si - r .-- - - . .-.. --'"_ .. .1%ft _1 ).. - - ' '-I -W1 . - - �--_____________ - - - Herald. 2B-Eventng_ _Sanford, Fl._____ __-__- Sept. i, im Frdy, ________________________________________________ Lead Cut To _"__;__=i__ ______ _______ ---;.:::... I_- ... _..~-_~_ Five 1 , - Koosman i'vlajor League I s Baseball A ,, ArIt'litel I.aiw' '"'.' IC.Aflf. C ri? %Q .... -flP ri.HAM t- fl (" -.. 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Ifil 70 ii 534 5 7% 7Q %11 7: 74 17 507 rt,orpne, 70 71 476 13' . ii 51 441 West 96 40 644 (r4 £rio.? 79 65 537 I?', 70 76 c Frmrw;vn iii in 5evo. Nun •.n ro Arplif A! A., 16A KC rat. 0-a 479 76 ~ v 55 90 397 79 7- rIntP#1 t1.w.S'i bItt' Thursdays Games f'. P,'cry Roll Cal Tow i'; (' MAIr.rI Griese T T 5m-vic 37 1'Ath Cnc,nnat' t' ("f' 99 1,W(tn Cru ;s I er-i holirintroal fAin-r 4 IS$ at P.Its I A 0% Schril P?l Ir*r,ieimr,s 14oll Vrwk tMatlack 14 10) 011ill lit RATTED 1,ill 7iri, Di-.; 1IJ iM( )Thpn 5 rw. I? IN-Lu BP(iCPi " 107- PrP1 Cr' 101. Staub " aIJ 97 P'iIT-(*p, ar ii;pon I %'lIrpr S U) (,,) Atlanta lP,4,,o Is 125 a Los u'#v. I A 109 M-.tI t't' Aroples ISOtSon 16 171 t r;nr;nn*'; tGullr't 171 Ii)) 'Alikoriteful.co cAr cramrioll 42 13 t",. '* CASJ A Oliver Pet' is 0). AV TPIPI F%-r.Arf SAn Francisco I ins Anodes. 34 SrPsrn it Pt's 34; Lut'rP%h' PP'S. 17 f5.nrh C.n 77, Ct'v I A. i PP'iIA,1,'tpba a? Ct"ca Vi FN li RAS.Ffi-Locit". i4ei'I ft. 17 Pi7rp l p r, f. let?. A SAn t.t.u.-•.i -,' I - ". Football I aPe Wn,'Th ,"agu. Ii H r;. 697 .. ¼ T\/ 144' r TP.rrr., jldrs (Ar' 4rutt'iC t'jr? r' r'IAVPf' Pi,thy (.Afle) N1 A($e'i ,IS 1HqPuitqPiti 00 the W4%t'in?r' iSii 7 r rn 17.It - scl'uaii Pie Game s 7 15 um '755 - RacaaI1 Situe PnIad,iø4u. PhOlies meet ?Pt' rt't'. at (POcarin Ranaame- M'lwaueeB,e'*ars vs RedSos at Pntnnl 7 i 195 - (tn.it'p WrpstIin ti-cm rio.. A 30 (at - (P.S Snrivts Soeoacular - (Merboro Cup horse 0mm R'-t,tw,$ r-oli -is New Y or k: riood on the Soecial Olym Al Pleasail mice, I fu ,,, riss (r ,jvj 7ri (H.t'Itit'?s of ?p,e Southeastern hill At W. a? P,r.?,',i Ta'un I r m 09 W'de Wn'Iit ni Sports I The Muhammad AO A,inrj"q (iistut l,ln,e,lp*,tp, 'i-i's yea' alc. PsiqtthqPtsol the O"o '?ale U;(P-QA9I Stat, t,'y,?tlI game o'aved caner is It',. ia ru If 1111 ,i, 115) practicing for Saturday night's National Football League exhi- bition with the New York Gi. ants. "But not that much." Mudrali FSU 370 ( h 1.fl.'ru%P W'es'iru irorn RQfd Inierru.,$.poa i Ct'5m.*,nJuo wsu,nq Dnl D'Ci S"w IM9#11-olill 0 the Fltir-14 F r'r.ul .IA N%(. Pee o..'n. s'so* I p n" (A - P4t1. 'W1tb,4ll (TI'* New Eni'and Pa'r.o'i m1t4 Iii I - . I t4apen (onn M.d &llnt, (PuernO'nj,t',p Wrestling Cha't'osus The P4at'al (a?A Cham pjwsi-piip from S*sta Barbara. Cat. women's nteqnatjpot iO sti ll Oiving Me,? trom Fort Lauderdale. Fla ?P'f North Platte Pnnrn 0mm NNrasi.a Also a 7l world record setting IjIl yard rain by IIP)1% Sm,IPI (' I rn' IA P41 "t'b.i)l ITP SI LOu'S C*td.VPI1% meet tt-. Rrf'f'Vi( na n'e'.P'4W At 0nvv) 144 Spailans, Buckeyes In Critical Match Open Champion Chris Evert to the American's squad. British captain Vir,nia Wade concurred. "The U.S. tt'ani is very solid," she said. "Last year, the U.S.A. was players." miiiss.ing one of its M iss at Deeside, Wales. shaping the Big Ten race. . - ', Blackout Ban Extension Sought The chairman of the house wAsIIls(;T0N AP comiiniunicationssubconunitteewantstoextefld and make pe rmanent the ban on television blackouts of sports events,wtiich expires at the end of the year. '1 can honestly say that none of the arguments which ive be raised to date by those w ho oppose the anti blackout law have persuaded me that professional Sports avc ben harned a t all by its enactment Iwo years saiti 1ep. Torbert H. MacDonald, 1)-Mass., who inLroduced legislation Thursday to continue the ban. Re Bowl not: other pos 'r.z. t-ri&haii l54.?r# f).'.'..? t has lost three of its last lout A ____ _____ ___________ 0,__ s it arsIleuzi to establish their teams the initial battle. The Bucke'es The I)ukc-Southern Cal clash as early favorities in the con- were 10-1 last year. MSU 7-3-1. is one of two major college gamt's on tonight's c'ai'tJ, The other sends Texas-Arlington against Texas thrlstian. Preps T ht Top-ranked Oklahoma opens defense of its my thical national (Continued From Page 1-13) Setrenk, Don Andriano and chasisplonship on Saturday by .Y)pluntiore signal-caller Gary And,' Holton being the main lwjsttng Oregoin at Norman, ball totet's. Armiitronè all week, Okla. Lake Brantley's running Trinity Prep sends quarElsewhere Saturday among Soldier Wins Golf Playoff U.S. Jim Pritchard with Don Woodlawn Stadium. No.7 Auburn. ('harispson.s. drive in the Ind), car race. cause of sponsor conflicts, somts The $100,000 Saturday twin The IROC field notably lacks should provide some of the suEIn the two previous years of ,in extraurdiriaril) good day for bill, dubbed the Michigan new World Driving Champion fest competition. The Unser the series, the first of which was American wrestlers, who Grand Prix, features an elite Niki Lauda, who was unable to brothers, Foyt and Andretti ac- won by the late Mark Donahue. norinally (to not fare well in I ield including most (if auto resolve schedule conflicts to be count for eight Indianapolis 500 the NASCAll drivers fared smit erna t nina I ( rt'ro Itommia n r;iiing hsugut stars here. I iuda repho ed h) Al trmuiisphs between them. I)4I1Irl - il I Maj. Jimmy Stinebaugh of fl. Sill, Okla., won the seniors division at 291. it distant second was M. Sgt. Pa tr ick Kaya of Ft. I1uadiu, Ariz., at 302. Edge Joins Stars a SALT LAKE CITY (API - Forward Charlie Edge of the Indiana Pacers has been acquired by the Utah Stars of the American Basketball Association In exchange for a future high draft choice, The deal was announced Thursday by a Stars spokesman. In 76 regular season games last season, Edge shot 51 per ; _-7e , I I I .r 4 ,4 - ~1 t, --(i*nl 1 1i I s ing on over there, playing as a against the New York Jets Sept. 21 has been sold out. That means Buffalo area fans will be able to watch the game on local televLsion sincr all 80.020 watis in Rich I - Tonight at 8 at Tom Make The Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE , General I I ROSTER . S or 0 y I ~ Electric CentralAir Conditioning Mark BoardmanO9O Eddie Norris (180) Chuck Calhoun (19s Gene Bowman (I 75) Ross Lishen (190) Lee Hartman (170) Henry Stanley (155) Rick Garza (150) lift that from tile competition because ings" 'Fomis Wciskupf, Rod F'unseth, Pat Fitzsimiton.s and rookie !)an. Elder, lit ;I deep slunit since it%. Edwarlits share(] second with team. :he first round lead in the -At one time they thought i World Open (;off Tourna. about trying to move the tour- miuent. system LL PLUMBING thill that if they wanted to use 100?SantordAve. 272.,iu _____________________ Jim Kelly (165) Tim Forgue (150) DEFENSE Gene Bowman(175) Randy Moore (18S) Dan Marles(22O) 'r G C OB TEAM Sept. 12 Apopka Home Sept. 26 Gainesville Home Oct. Daytona Seabreeze Away 3 ,il FB FL F E Oct. 17 Port Orange Spruce Creek Home Oct. 24 Lyman Away Oct. Daytona Mainland Home Oviedo Home Nov. 14 DeLand Away Nov. Sanford Away 31 7 weekend blanket The 76ers acquired the rights Philadelphia," Ile said. : superstar George INIcGinnis to $3niillion six year to Bryant, a No. 1 draft choice Bryant, a Philadelphia high , anestjninted coverage. Lyman, Oviedo, 21 The Evening Herald is your football 6 -, reported $1.25 million contract. . Playbook, scrapbook and authority. Eve I I g II(ILId II ~ I 322,2611 ' T~;: `,I 14 4 - All . - -. 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Tune-Up and Brake Service Registration : Manager Pat Williams of a For Flag Footba l l I Ill - , Wrecker Service Open ye, best team -: building the possible," said General CALL THE V We're Behind You All The Way Team I Association draft, signed a 4 .1111i _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ The latert acquisition came after prolonged negotiations team to the Big Five city series "- Thursday when 6 foot 10 Joe with the player and his at- championship, the East Coast Conference title and a berth in Br'ant, the l.aS.alle College torney, Richard Phillips. Phillips refused to specify the the N('AA tournament last . star who declared hardship (or . as a year. Basketball amount Bryam will earn Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity -' - _____________ pact. Then came Daryl Daw- of the NBA Champion Golden school product, scored 1,118 ___________________________________________________________________________ i. kins, a Florida high school Suite Warriors, for an un- LAlints for a 20.3 average and - sensation, with a million dollar disclosed sum of cash The collected 612 rebounds as a GO TEAM, GO FOR A WIN! Warriors failed ta sign Bryant center at !tSalle lie led his : plus arrangement. Lake - -11 G LB LB LB HB HB Altamonfo Veteran HIlly' Cunningham 76cr, but the lawyer said he pHILADEU'HIA iAP The Philadelphia i6ers are earns In excess of a quarter turned down a five year, trying to buy a winning team. million, and Fred Carter and $900,000 offer from (;olden In recent months general Doug Collins are high bracket state "We got more than that from ' 5tif1iCt' Pat %Villairns signed bonus and salary players. - .4 11 Winning Players On LOCATION ___________ ______________________________ ______________ Nov. Wayne Vannen (150) Robert Waino OSS) Tony Albers (160) Mike Tolson (160) David Tanguay 03S) Jack Nicklaus birdied all the DATE Re I Eddie Norris Oeo) Trc'in" birdied his last hole for ;I 69 that left him very much in contention. "That's been the trouble F I \ I E F Doug Hancock (170) tile as a wedge to get out, to go all year.'' ranks alliling the ssrltI's halfahead. But the decision was Elder, now' 83rd on ttie sea- dozen best, stropped another 25made to slav in Thailand. son's money-winning list-tie loot I)utt but bogeyed three of needs toadvance to 60th or bet- four holes at one stretch and ol out was the)' wanted and they put ter to escape the Monday morn- settled for a 70. the release saying I had ing qualifying rounds next. fres'sous conilfilitments. "I'tsst'losing in on it," tie said. year-had missed the cut in . "Well, that's true. I've got three of his last four star Arnold Palmer. Just liSt his ts be.' l)USUWSS meetings the day after fore snaking a change in his 4btli birthday, and defending - the snatches. hauispion Jihiiny Miller had putting stance. 7:(s . Palmer got his on nines of "Hut ou ask sue if that's the "I'd been too closed," the 41- :13and 40. lie birdied four of six reason I'm not going and I'm not going to lie to you, That's )ear-ol(1 Elder said. "I opened holes on the front nine but also up lll%r stance a little and now I had -I pair of double txi~eys, not the reason. : - / - OFFENSE Jim Yarborough (ISO) -We didn't wl to make it ranks of thic qualifiers next 1-:41 Sneed. Elder's playing big thing out of it," Nicklaus sear, uncorked a spe ctacular partner, Just Dent, Rod Curl said of tits withdrawal front the six-under-par 65 Thursday for and John Schlee %creat 68. Ixe - 11 Fie LAKE BRANTLEY 1975 SCHEDULE LAKE BRANTLEY of previous commitments and his heralded appearance at the 67s on the historic 7.007-yard, that he would be replaced by Masters this spring and facing Jotlnny Miller in the 50-nation the possibility-even probabil- par-7l Ni. 2 course at the Pinehurst Country Club event scheduled Dec. 3.6. ity-of dropping back into the 00 I -. - - 'It'd better come around or Earlier in the week the spon- I'll be seeing all those sinihng int' of the strongest fields of the soring International Golf Asso.- faces on those Monday morn- year. Stadium in suburban Orchard Park were sold In advance of the 72 hour deadline before kickoff. Prep. I 0 FOLLOW THE PATRIOTSI other automitic seledion, Doesn't Matter if you follow , -W-My 11 _.;Iff~,__ =i_ - APOPKA "Blue Darters"" PINEHURST, N.C. iAl)i - (;in acceleil :1irough the ball -.%I% game has kind of collie better." his victory in the PCA National around," I.ce Elder said, And that, he said, was the key Championship. I.,ou Graham, paused. considered and then of- to tits best round of the season, oI the U.S. Open champion, is the fered a wry smile. 28.-putt, six-birdie effort that Weekday sports columns and- ' - •... - \ _____ "'I'll 0 vs. Nicklaus won .I spol on the American twi team with , ,t, . C \ thing." BUFFALO IAP) - The Buffalo Bilbt said Thursday their National Football League season opening game Seminole, ! States could be an unpleasant high school, college and pro . I. I LAKE BRANTLEY "Patriots and potentially dangerous Sold Out features, plus M Il - Back From Slum representative of ttit' United To Take Lead . I I Elder Bounces cent, averaging six points and 4.5 rebounds per game. He ~. .A. 4 GRIDIRON SEASON OPENS - 76er Shopping List - -. 4 1A prefer that the story not vight Illontlis and hatill 1,4,r, be written, but I won't Lie. The sisteiitly told theist they "knos in Southeast Asia and fear for Slate Department hits been In. of no reason Mlv anvbil his personal safety prompted valved. I don't want to snake shouldn't go to Bangkok." Jack Nicklaus it) refuse a spot relations more strained than .Nicklaus said lie thinks "I'd on the United States World Cup tile% ari be fololish to pla% there. Golf lia, gull team thai will com pete in Rut in Washington, State Ix'. the reputation if being a ru . Bangkok, Thailand, this winter. lIrtiIul.mt (Ifficials said they man's gaitie, a ()f)itIli'tI "It would not be fair to my have been in contact with World game. fallill)- if I played there," Nick- Cup officials for tile pas'. six tit , - I'd bir ;I natural lari~il " laus said Thursday. lie was asked if he feared for Ills life. the reason liii not going. It's that sunple. --I wouldn't mind playing as an individual,'' he said, ''hut with all the things that are goi In Seminole County it txf_i=-_,111 - .-- .- 9 & .P -, World Cu r) Spo blocked 33 shots and made 54 steals. -F ( - _____________ : PINEHURST, NC. IAII, The unsettled political situation -. ' Ill i ______________________________ I FT. BENNING. Ga. I AP) - Pfc. Charles Harris of Ft. Mc€leltan, Ala., won a sudden death playoff Thursday over S. Sgrt. Walter Morgan to win the open division of the AN Army Golf Trials, Both Harris and Morgan, % ith the 25th infantry division in Hawaii, finished with four round totaLs of 299. The Most Comprehensive Open onig Norbert Seats as its main en- . Sports Coverage sive front wall that averages I His condition was not known. Ect'pt for the injury, it was ii \ Powell anchors a solid offen- centered around quarterback Carroll in the game at ManaSthtc,Memphisstateisat _...... ___________ - N I ago, I . sure-armed passer who helped Bothtearmtsjumpedanotchin mark and a No. 2 national _________ _______ c1c lau Ref uses 14 Funny thing is, though, that he Troja'is achieve a io-i.l ________ __________ ____ -- ('up r The Associated Press poll this ranking. Bucli Wool Ilayes, are Slichigan State lith going into _______ over lol play for favored Southern goes lit No, 11 Michigan State. Lake Hote!l's offense is voys of ill will toward John No,6NcIxaskaentertajnsLo. Coeq, uia Concern the uns ettled political situation in Southeast Asia has caused Jack Nicklaus to turn down a spot on the U.S. World golf team that will compete inlhailand this winter. Kelly with Tim Forgue runningbacksDavidSuttooard at Wisconsin, No. 3 OhIo State _____________________________ ______ \ all you have to do is catc it h ' up by Last year's 16-13 upset by games will be out (,f reach for a team with a single guit's against the Spartans. season first ____________ - - ~..- ~_ ill Evans, despite a proclivity to MSU. And despite its strong fumble, inherits the spot owned loser, of course. Neither the seasonal success recently, 050 last year by Pat Haden, the The season son'1 end for the agency lass. lie was taken to a for a 150 mile Indianapolis style vludes 1974-75 series champ Unser and his teammate. Mario of Southern sedan racing Iinsk hospital where a team of auto race and the 100 mile Hobby Uncr and runner up A. Andi cut, who had been unable Richard Petty, David Pearson, ___ was __ .~ ~~__ E vans oI G reens boro, N. C., and I tackle Man'in Powell of I'n - The rivalry has been spiced ally collie up with aces, - _________________ . -' -. . rs likely to be quarterback Vince - ---.-i - We Put The Ball In The Air, . In Russia MOSCOW AP A (iiii1titlun. Uk' 10 man team, the 115 pound class. Kirov, the Francisco defeated Austrian World champion Anatoly triumphant American day Was ikuiminated by Minnesotans, reigning world champion, was a champion Otto Keba. Patrick Nazarenko of the Soviet Union struck with tragedy hen Mxiul scored five victories in the first giiI(l medalist at both the Marcy, a 25-year-old Mm- pinned Daniel Chandler of Au of South t'aul, Minn., suE- 'if (our (Jays of competition. Mexico Ci and Munich neapolis teacher, defeated Minneapolis in seven minutes, ICTL'd a broken neck during the Bruce Thompson, a 24-year- (flylllpi(-s. Jacques Van l.anquer of 11 seconds, after the 24-year-old opening day of the world Greco i1d student from Minneapolis, Belgium in the 150 pound eacher put up R tough ba ttle in l{oiisan rest ling chain- tipst Itulgarian Peter Kirov in Karolv Kanscar, 34, of San division. lii I 1 pound (II ViSiOfl piOiLSliI p in diiisk. ,li, a soldier stationed in Virginia, fractured a neck vertebra when he was thrown to Qualifying Set For Grand Prix the sisaL Ii', Mikko liutala of Finland in a 163 pound match, WuXKi.VN, Mich. All) 'liii., IUOC race, for i identi- Unser. Almos t forgot ten in hi ;ictording to the Soviet news Qualifying was scheduled today call) prepared Camaros, in. Observers feel the younger "stock car" race are the prid -r . -I ______ 1 1 _______ - ('.al, not for the Blue Devils, EAST LANSING, Mich. (API Eci-ence scramble. This game, whose home base is North ' Saturday's opening day plus Michigan's tussle with Carolina. Southern Cal rarely battle between Michigan State Wconsin, should provide an recruits outside CaIifora, but and Ohio Slate is shaping up as early indication of where the when the Trojdns do go farther .' a grudge match critical in top talent lies. afield for their talent, they usu. Stanley's primary receiver. MONDAY ic ' _____________ -We're missing less than any of Uie last three teams," said Julie Ileldrnan, referring to return of reigning U.S. threats are Rick Garza and Jun terback Pete Knowles and the Top Ten. No. 2 Michigan is 14 Aritwill ; _________ ________________ iliIiiiiiiii _____________ __ Briscoe was traded away on tj over 300 pounds. both coaches, the week without donning game Spartans' Denny Stolz and the gear. OSU is now third and Iiwutha)I ameç5 . . - liAllj - Iliurs(Lay. a Florida State assisLant, who The coach figures the Texas Coach Darrell Nfudra figures Nludra said that will be a big moved to Lubbock this year Tech game will be a key to No C. Sta _____ njured U .S. Wrestler I - This year's Wightznan cup CI.EVKLAND 1w tennis teams are nearly the strongest the United States or Engla nd Could possibly field, the U.S. captain filLiintarned alter Thursday's draw. TALLAHASSEE But Nee'Vnrb 1 p ,'u (1(5 7pm (15? ___________ Stronger Than Last Year Florida State's defensive backs help when the backs go up to from Vanderbilt. whether the Seminoles can end will be much stronger - liter. stop a sweep and have to chat. The Seminole line also should the losing ways that have re. 152 of 253 passes for a 60.1 per. ally -than last year w hen they lenge 200-plus-pound offensive have more size and strengt centage. So far this year, he's h suited in one vIcto' over two go up against Texas Tech linemen. this year a-c :result of the ini, seasons. connected on 13 of 41 passes for Saturday night In the season He also figures they will be proved play of 250-pound tackle 31.1 per cent. "We are not going to have a opener for both teams. well tested in pass protection by Tom flushing, and new con. great season if we don't play Paul Warfield and Marlin The backs, Bobby Jackson, the Red Raiders under sistency shown by 240-pound well agai ns t Texas Tech," he Briscoe. last year's starting Lee Nelson, Joe Camps and Coach Steve Sloan, formerly vuard Tony Falvo. Mudra said. split ends, are no longer on the Gary Woolford, have gained scene. Warfield is with the abjt 15 pounds each since last - loss. SUNDAY 17 In 0 Ill 17) ______ Backs Stron . ______ _______ _____ _______ - Nsrklaus was withdrawing Freddie hasri't"Griese said, later in a bikini," he said in the college football opener ' for bo th schools, the stars are 11 f ri- Griese said Thursdav after . U.S., English Wightinan Teams announced they react a little differently," -. .. had different receivers, and picture of Bobby Jackson, it LOS ANGELES llAP) "It's obvious that Morris has would put to shame these pic- When Duke meets fourth-rank played the position before. and tures of fat irls % ho re shown ed Southern California tonight SATURDAY ,. "There's no question we've pected to see lots of action be- grown four inches in his forearms and biceps. hind veterans Howard Twilley "If we had a before-and-after and Nat Moore. ~_. -1111 'S ,i World Football League and season and all 'I' Sports r_1i;._-?--_-_ On A, IN BRIEF Bills-Jets new additions to his receiving derst.anding the system better quarter-to-eleven meetings in season. Craig Morton has corncorps cannot be blamed for his and how to make adjustments camp, watching Iilms," he said. pleted 48 of 86 passes for 540 below-par pass completion per. in his patterns." "You get so tired, they could yards and six touchdowns. centage in the exhibition 3eh. Griese, 30 and in his ninth run anything on the film and it Both teams enter the Orange son. season, denied that his age Is wouldn't stick in your mind." Bowl game with identical 4-1 ' reflected in the passing sta ts. Griese's counterpart for the records, 199 Mudra was particularly im679 7 59 request. 9 ('P'r?pntrp', Pt', sos 667 360 pressed by the change in ap- Recruit Rookies Morris Owens and PJo,-tpu R,llrunP'am Cn Freddie Solomon are being pearance by corner back Jack(",-i-,',, S't 9 S 641 1 a s groomed to step in, and are cx- son, saying he pr obably had rail rity Piq'rthwpit.,n t.•.,. ct- ii LA ranc10 9- Uiran rn (,nc,nnti At San Prep 11 ,a Sundays Games Now Vol At Sit AtI f Parker Dq pu I Grflt'y C'n Mevitrpal At P?tburgt'. Atfn' 3% Lu?'flui t"' 55) 11 pP'ian.'i-'a Al Chc.on Cirtrir^Ali , I,? G' nsl c.n tie '-"i"' 'i" Passing Blame sa% the last "The only times I fell older Giants Saturday night has had quarterback Bob Griese says couple of weeks, Freddie is un. came toward the end of those just the opposi~te kind of pre- 12) s Allanto I ______________ MIAMI - Miami Dolphin "although I'd Watitin Iltil 371 Mwa*n Cr' rain TodaysGames Poll Says Receivers Not At Fault 709. Style NATIONAL LEAGUE N o w V,k 7 P.It%bjrQh 0 !t Yankees 10, Brewers 2 Graig Nettles drove in Iour with for the major league lead Tiant. especially. was IIll- ton of Tiant. "But the way he with .\like Schmidt. who belted pressive. lie had a no-hitter for pitched today. he would have runs with two homers to power PA?r, 'VS A , '4 Anocit" 1 warn him." Frank Thomas in 1962. the Cleveland Indians 10-2 as Det.roits run. "lle always throws gool team's first year. Painter scattered nine hits for said Detroit slugger Willie HerIt also kept Kingman tied his 21st victory, Pr Mr' "07 vAfl CA' t$5 Ii C- rr 17 5? LcS 6 'r-1 on i. Soil F'snc.so 3 uri morel defeated the Detroit Tigers 3-to Oai JO 1~ if' Cr M'n C7PII,F0111c'yAflArua CA' 64 53 43% 32's - pitcher," explained Singleton. In the ninth rookie Bob Bald 'l don't like that, because it's the fifth inning. It equalled the stay five games in front of the most ever hit bv a Mets player Orioles. Baltimore kept up with win tagged his third home run like inviting us to throw al, in one season, a mark set by the Tied Sox by beating the of the season, accounting for them. lie %4ouldn't go out and -`41h hil run of the season in Bsn R J4C WAct'rua'y, kr ol (pi line;nni Bosox' Tiant urls Gem Catfish Hunter and New York his 34th homer for the I'hils 7 and 2-3 innings befo;e beaten any1v." past Milwaukee. Nettles Thursday night. Auerelio Riguez lined a 2 (I. 1/. S,ntptøn Rat. 34 Orioles 10, Indians 2 s-uashed a tw o-run shot to cap a Phits 5. Expos 0 AAAv"rry Ill Is pitch through the middle for .1 Baltimore first baseman I" three-run rally in the first in. Christenson, 10.5, single. Maywhackedhjs2othhomneruzi sting, then walloped a two-run Pr.tt Pt' Ii Oc?a C" tO Limited Montreal to three hits in P v.Pl rp 7 IA Tied WIt' 5 "After going that far, you to make it easy for Palmer to blast, his 21st, in the third to she game which was halted by w ant a no-hitter, but there's beat Cleveland. I. A N F q UNS- o.'oiyt.v r give Hunter, 21-13, a 5-0 cushion of r 11 Q )Arkmirl rain in the seventh. nothing you can (to about it," The game was spiced by a on the way to his fifth straight . MI I Rs The Phils got two runs in the said hunt after winning his 16th bench-clearing incident in the victory and 28th complete game 70 R.,vrrp,nP, T*t 76 BASES Q.'s first inning, helped by a pair Os game. "The main thing was to eighth inning. Baltimore's Ken of the season, W L Pct 08 It, pill. Vçi_ Nil Bsn 07 is CA'eu'. ce OOtiP.I F%-- I nn . r * 17 67 '.'r'r#al i Ii National League East '' ir'&j o9 97 91 rAr. r. r.-1Aew, n:^ At KAl C,tv i(.il at Tol '- ,i- Bsn Rvi 9%. MA, Os' 9i I MAV RAI Vor M,,w,,so?a tfld r ps,, et i ierrill i_c 9% SevoIti P4p A' vnri A4 it%, $1 01i D."o ? ' .l?SI - ci I il Boll t'rr, Pr IA R 'wA?,-p,,.u,h; P..i Sunday' s Games 'mrurp in pr D.?ro'? (ru P4P* V*Vk (Fit It '17% .4 S . ,, r-'ilitill A 17)i At it 4 In! N'?ti4 rrl'oeniAn '.p,.. I r. c ii 'ttmorris ii _____ h , top The Philadelphia Phillies, ; meanwhile, moved to within H five games of the Pirates by beating the Montreal Expos 5-4) in a game halted by rain in the seventh inning. F:Ls'herc in the National League, Chicago beat St. Louis B) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS win." Singleton took a few menacing 12-S. Houston nipped San Fran. In the onl' other American steps toward rookie Larry An, t'i.sCo 4-3 in 12 innings, San Luis Tiant and Jim Palmer. league game, the New York ijersen on the mound after the I 'ego edged Atlan:a 4-3 and IA'S Neither would be bad in a Yankees whipped the Mi!- youngster let go with a v, dl zthgelestlefeatcijcinemnati 5-2, pinch-but in the pressure of a waukee Brewers 10-2. pitch inside with the score 10-1. Dave Kingman,purchasedbs pennant race, they're simply After 'flant lost his no-hitter, "1 just thought he iplate U511 the Mets from the San Fran- great. the Feoway Park crowd of 9 ciseo Giants in February, tied a The Boston Red Sox, behind 508 gave him a standing ova- pire Bill Deegan) should have gone out there and warned the club record when he belted his Tiant's gorg'ous three-hitter, Lion, O's Palmer Keeps Pace .?' IP% C'?y 'a S PORTS Pirates 1t THE ASSOCIATED I'RSS sId pitches by Montreal start - nati 1. the 11th lOSS in the l "Jerry Koosman pitched to er Steve Hogers, 1G-11. GRIT) Hut that was Small Con, the siwuping Cards, who got better tonight than any Maddox had a run-scoring solation for ls Angeles, which home runs from lu Brock and pitcher ever in the major singlein thethird,Schusidthita was expected to battle for the Keith Hernandez, leagues," said Pittsburgh's Al solo homer leading off the pennant in the NI. West but in. Oliver, who had one of those fourth and Larry Bowa scored stead finds itself l7', games nights: three strikeouts and a his third run of the game in the behina the Reds, who clinched Rtht\mttes'tie..brcak1ng double play in four trips to the seventh, singleinthel2thinfli9gdrovein first place last week, Plate. pinch-hitter Roger Metzger Dodgers 5. Reds 2 Cubs 12, Cards 6 Koosmnari, who had lost (our with the winning run for HousSteve (;ars-e)s 15th bonier Two-run singles by Mann) ton. Metzger had walked and of his Last live decisions, stifled the Pirates on six hits Thursday backed the seven-hit pitching of ThIlo and pitcher Rick Reus- issovedtos,'cond on Skip Jutze's niglit. pitching the New York rookie flick Rhoden and chel highlighted a six-run first sacrifice. After Ken Boswell Mets toa 7-4) whitewash that cut dllowed the Dodgers to win inning for the Cubs, and St. walked, Andrews singled up the Pittsburgh's lead over their season series (rein ('mncin- Louis never caught up. It was Ini(klle. Philadelphia in the National League's East Division to five gaiiies. Friday. Sept Il, I9 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ill . . ~- sue JI 'S 71 SIJ It 70 17 - .~ - - (or American Lesque (sit W L Pct. St'l'fles ________ ___________________ JCOREBOARD . ____ franchise that has been In the ' basement of the NBA in recent We Registration is still open for Rules and the Rip Flag Football seasons. ''We have faith in the :1 Philadelphia market, in the 1975 Sanford Flag Footba ll Rules. television and radio to make League at the Sanford ItecreaEach team will have a roster lion Department Office in the this successful." of 18 players, including six 10. 1: Maitland, Fl. Ph. 644-2523 're Banking on you, I IA-aguv play begins on Sept. - *- never .illi yourself to have a Lid teasis if you have control,'' 2(5 assI uuh gamuse w ii x on a :. not ed Williams, whowasGMat Saturday morning. I'laying c' Chicago anti Atlanta before rules of the league will be corning to Philadelphia less go verned by the Florida Higti School Football Association than two years ago -' six l2-year-olds. The fee or registration is $10.00 r'r person - $15.00 for the family, not including insur,mflce. English & Western Saddles & clothing 1820 Lee Road, Orlando, Ph, 295.0331 _~ -~ _ TT.- ,l Secure Those Points, Team p - Patriots... wTI I I 0 Barnett Bank I '.Z t' '-"ii .i A of Seminole County, N.A. l t5 '$ 36 rt'y P I U R,t Wrttv Poi - i-t to Pta.ra ()$'y J Lor.ç,o V i S"oppu1.. '.'. "-!r'-'.nOfSR=434 a'vt4 - - l31)7i (I. ll Q :. III' �IP-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept.fl. 17S Legal Notice Legal Notice ji1iii Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME r'i ,,' ,,,. .t os c SPm'flOIe Count, F irir,iia .'nnnr the fiCtitiOuS nami' PHIl ' AuTO ARAKE PARTS tft I ,ntend to reostef ,?h tP'e ClerK ot the Circuit (nurt Semin04e County Fli"rina n arc rwdance with th nt 'he ct,tious Name In W Section laS o ritrida 5 tCtutp %I57 ' Philip P Wells P t't sP cept I? ?9 71 Oct 3 1973 rr p ___________________________ - Legal Notice Lega Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - BEETLE BAILEY CITYOF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS LONGW000.FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND NAME STATUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGTO CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CITY OF ADOPTION CONSIDER COUNTY. FLORIDA. FLORIDA. OF COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE is hereUy oivifl mat tht LONGW000. FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO. 7S.I1I.CA.0.F PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO S1ll0CAOtG NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO CASE NO. SI$54CA.I$B CIVIL ACTION NO. PS.1112CA04G undersUned. pursuant to the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN (RFAT AMERICAN MORTGAGE GENERAL JURISDICTION "FictitiouS Name Statute." Chapter (APOIYN ANN LINDSAY. CONSIDER ADOPTION NOT ICE IS pØy (iIvEN by OF INVE cTORS , bu%nCSS truSt DIVISION PetiI,oner. PROPOSED ORDINANCE IN RE: DISSOLUTION OF ss 09. Florida StatUtfl,W register C'qoaniu'd undv'r the lawS 04 the tINIlY SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, th City of Longwond. Florida, that VS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. MARRIAGE (lv (rw,nriI will hnld a public ROOFR K IRK NOAKES. CN1,mMth of Massahustt PlntiII, Inandfoq Seminole County Florida, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN POIiIN JAMIE H000E. and otiaIiliei $n do hearina 'o ,onc,der a'nMtment of ,, the C?y of Lowood. Florida Respondent Pelit,onerw,fe. upon receipt of proof Of the ('trtlinanrr' Pin in? entitled thit FIOr.da, POIF PT VERNA and BER the City Council w11 hold a public publicltion of this notie, the tic NOTICE OF ACTION AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY TO' Mr Rngpr Pliintiff. NI.OETTE VERP4A hiS wife. hearino to csider enactment ot Kirk titiouS name. towit THE PLANT C.EOPCF JOS6PH ARTHUR I flN.WOO) FLORIDA. VS Defendants or fl Ordnanre P40 10*. ttitl Noake's MENAGtRIE. under which this HOfl(.F. JR. T PMINJNC, THE AMOUNT OF JAVOF nUlL DEPs INC a Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE , ANOPOINANCE OF THE CITY OF 1709 F Spring 5tre Rpnndcnl husband party is engaged in businessthrOugh t';Pic. THE RATE OF corcraton ptjrwant to Final Judgment Mfl park F IOR I 0 A ON C WOO D Tucson, Aritona *5719 PM? flute TA Al ION AND P.tAK ING THE Defendant FOrecIO%tn-e, dated the 21'h day PRCtVIOIP4C, FOP THE CONDUCT VOLt ARE NOTIFIED that a Florida. NOTICE TO DEFEND t EVY FOR NOTICE OF SALE Auaut 197% .4fld entered in Civil ANNUAl IA OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. THE PelitionforCu5tndyancj Support Pas That the partiet intli-cited in Said TPiF STATE OF FLORIDA TO 78 FISCAl YFAR 197% Notice is hCrCh given that, Action No iS 1110 CA 090 of t QUAL IFICATIOPI OF CAN been filed against you and you are business enterprise are as follows: C.FflR(, JOSEPH pursuant tO the Order Of Summary Circuit Court of the Eighteenth (')IOATES. QUALIFICATION (3 Mary 13 JohnSon and Gayle B refluired to serve a copy of your ARTHUR HODGE. JR Ft FCTORS. REGISTRATION OF Final 'u'rlament entered in this JudiciI Circuit 'n and for Seminole redlnn on September Ith. 1973. and written defenSes, it any, to it On Williamson 73)0% Hilltop Road 'tCpisPCr,hv o'verithat w are CERTIFICATION OF RETURNS thp properly Situated in Seminole Robert Vern, and Bernadette the public hearing, which will be is Suite 1190. CP'JA Tower, 253 South Pip0th Aug 29 ScOt % I? I ARE M TILL A CE ON TT TUPi ) %PLE SE AND &E1 -- 23 ( 4L%OT 'QNE HOROSCOPE IT TURNED QUiT REAp FOZ SLEEP _ 1-___' --.24 --- 25' .' o1, A TURTLE.' ______ L10 BYHERNICEBEDEOStJL / , :S.S5\ 4 rip.- 4 - _____ ______ "---. ______________________ ___________________________________ _____________________ ALLEY OOP by Dave Grauc IEA.L 'TI 'EAT. FOLKS' MY s Jfl' I rirownod ?5O. Seminole lot a,, OVIEDO TERRACE. will Sell to the highest and best Florida. en Miunday. the 79th day Of 37*0?, no AWS OF FLORIDA 1963 nr before the 16th day of that POBIPI JAMIE H000E, has ____ A D 1913. at 7 30 o m , Odoher. r.?y Florida under the fictitious SEPARABILITY. A(cefdtnn 1975. and file the original filed a Petition In the Circuit Court of IN THZ CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH CONFLICTS reCorded to the plat thereof as bidder, for cash at the front door ot September. a' cr'in therpf tef as possible At with t '"c of R&S AUTO, and that WC AND EFFECTIVE DATE n Plat BOOK I?, Page 6. the Spmiflol County Courthouse. in Clerk ot thiS Court either ceninote County, FloridC. for the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR tidING TO ENTERTAIN US, U tIN A LITTLE SINGING, Dr)&E AN' RiOo( ON TN TAINP.'IEP'JT INNJSTRY RACK ABOUT ON MAN GUN-BUTT, AN' BLOOD ALL AROUN""i! ..:_,i _____ ______ , the 74th day of September 1973. the arr" and he heard with respect to torrtey or immediately thereafter; _____ _____ ______ ______ ___________ _______ ',., Its (ISWAI.I) and JA1I-..S JACOI3Y _______ ____ ____ c. _____ fl C 103 ____________________- F't&frt:C0 L'k ' (;-.eA'5sTT..,vHAT J(T"H put up his king of spades, did shIft to a diamond and Was rewarded by- scoring 100 wellS varn('d points Vh' (11(1 hi' lt'Id the diamond J __________________________________________________ by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER __________________________________ • rounds of trumps, leads hIs queen of clubs and West c'aught Ifl an early end play £5 EAST AQ A K 106 4 '7 FiE.A17 (Ot.L3, £KJ £864 'ucxo 7 was the presence of the four clubs to the 10 in the dummy' lie pointed out that there were so many combinations AQ where that 10 of clubs could 54)tTII tOt AR 1 ThJ<E FOR 111M Z V A K 1098 4 3 cz WRATVR _____ E " _____ I CARNIVAL be half-hearted. .1 by Dick Turner -. -r ---..- .il .-: :' i.r..- ./ develop into a trick that he just North'Siutn s'ulnerabl effoeLs would not tIITIUI by nature. l)ec. 21 Don't assume Sept. 13, 1975 everyone will share expenses Keep a weather eye out this equally if you're out with friends today. You could get the year for an opportunity that may come from a distant heavy end of the table. CAPRICORN lDec. fl-Jan, source, SUay in touch with _____________________________________________ ______ i usually '. _____ I you won't unload It when you heavily upon others today. VVIN AT BRIDGE .. . a - : - everyone together today, but finished, - S 'c IN I VlIt(0 IAUg. 23-&pt. nj clear-cut today. Unfortunately, You have a lot of little bright you'll wonder why you went to You are susceptible to fast. too many will interfere and ideas today, but it Isn't likely all the touble. talking salesman types today. keep you from reaching your you'll take the necessary steps CANCEIttJune 21-July 22) In Don't make any deals until you goals. to turn them into reality, AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb 19j debate you tend to laW yourself sleep on them. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) out too early. Try saving some LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Though you know exactly what Don't try to save a few pennies of your strongest points for the You're very good at giving you'd prefer to do, a stronger while letting dollars slip away. proper opening. family members orders today, personality will override you if Analyze what that "bargain" LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Seek but you lack luster when it youdon't have the guts to speak Will cost in the long run, out a co-worker who is per- coilies to setting an example. up. ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) after the crowd has gathered 6 I9) between ROBIN JAMIE HODGE CIVIL ACTION P40 73 1729CA04C , rt F$o'.da n Accordance with the City Council will Consider Same bidder, for cash. ifl thC entrance of forth in the Final Judgment "' rrnvs'en' Of the Fictitious finCl pasSage and adoption after the Semincle County Courthøu in hearinru may he continued from time against ynu for the refief demanded HODC,F. JR , and you are required IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF to time until finI action is taken by in the petition ',"e cttti. To Wit Fore'losuirp Section tpii. phlic hpariOQ whiCh will be to Serve a copy of your written JOHP4 P 51)1 ( IVAPi Florida, at 1100 o'clock Ct9 Florida Statutes 1937 I ot 70, Rlok "C" of STERLING the City Council held In the City Hall of LonqWOOd. Sanford. A M on WITNESS my hand and the Seal of IdJ,t,1 (1i.ftse. if any. on her Attorney A copy of the ProlYtsed S Richard J Fichten the 76th day of September, PARK uNIT PlO ONE. According to FIOrid* no Mnndav. the 79th day Cf Ordnance this Cr,irt on this 10th day of Sep Albert N Fitt. whose address is and Sheldon PntaKOfI the Plot th,of recorded in Plat i%postedat the City Hall. Lonqwood, tember. 197% September A 0 1913 at 7 30 p m 710 Fflwards Building, Sanford, PHYllIS lEAN SULLIVA' ISealt .ini. on file with b'SP' 'Cc' 1? 19 if Oct 1 1975 la, paoe97and9). of the Public Florida and rnn (Seal) _______________________ cr CS Snon thereafter as possible At Florida 37771 and tile the original • Arthur H BCckwith Jr Records of Seminole County, the Clerk cit lhc City anti same may with thi. rtk of the above Styled appar and N heArd with respect to PAT Ff1 thiS 9th il.iv of September, B Clerk cf the Circuit Court Elaine RiCharde ISeal) FICTITIOUS NAME the proposed Ordinance ThiS September 197%, otherwisc a default IS P 1975 f'*ruu$y Clerk By I illin Jenkn Arthur H tSekwitpi Jr ', tce s hi.rCby osen that I am heanina maybecontinu,'edfrom time IIImPr. Mt%ch%on. and an (Jttimate Judgment will be THE STAT F 01 L.QIJIO.'. P Shomate Di.puly Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court - :ard In business a' 333 E Lake to time until final action is taken by AShhy entered aoainst you for the relief PHYLLIS JEAN SULLIVA', City Clerk Franklin I Walden & IAll By' derelia V Ekern tonowooci Seminole County, the City Council cler'iancted in Said Petition, whicti iS. WHOSE RESIDENCE APII'I Attorney ,,rii ('unsetlor of tho CIy of ICC( A!tntc flank fleputy Clerk Fr l(IENCY BUSINESS FORMS. ispcstedat thi.Cily Hall, donqwpo ef'cr She arid Vre, IIPIKNOWPI Ptirlish Sept 17 17S Suite 1193 CPIA Tower Post Office Bos 479 Attorney for Plairtlift. a-id that I blend to reqster sad FloridA. and copies are on filt WITNESS MY HAND aol OF 33% South Orange Avenue w'tYu Jacksenlile Florida 37201 VOlt ARE HEREBY NOTIF-IEP 1W P *00 flnunlas Road. rame *sth the deck I the Circuit thC Clerk of the CIty and same FICIAI. SEAL of Slid Court thiS that a PrOCV'i.dflul ID, dt%SlJtUtiOfl may Publish Sept 17. 191% Coral C,Miles ___________________________ Orlando, Florida 37101 Court. Semr,ole County. Florida irt e inspected fly the pvbliC __________________________ Publish Sept 17. 19. 76. Oct 3. 1975 70th day of Auqut 197% your marriage hi', tieefl filt PEP *7 accordance wIth the Provisions Of ('lAY Ff3 this 9th day of September. ________________________________ FIrida 31134 tlF' Al I PER 97 CCIIinSt you And th,,t PetitiOn," _______________________________ Pi,bIih' Sept 1?. 1973 tee Fiditø.aS Name Sta'u?es, To A ('1 191% Arthu, H Becbwilh, Jr ___________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pFP II JOHN 0 SULLIVAN, SCe% oth.'r NOTICE ,%'t Section MS 00 Florida Statutes S Oenie P Shomate Clerk of the Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. _____________________________ relief against you tfectifl9 he t,OT rr IS HE RE flY C',;vEPI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 19%? City Clerk ____________________________ Semlonle County Florida 37771 foilowno desCribed reAl property CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THAT 'THE Ro.rd ot County EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR S Georg A Gross of the City of By Cecelia V Ekern COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Cr.mmijcicinpr5 t'if SeminOl County, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to *it Di.puty Clerk OF') Ill Publish Sept 17 197% In Pt; the MarrIage of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ryIcjhlelhere,itter on the 7IPt day CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S.17l6.CA09.A Estates. (Jot 7). according fO tN tIER Attrni. (or tPi. Petitioner OFPNlS ("PIlL I. COUNTY, FLORIDA. it October. 197% cnnsidi.r th map recorded n Map Boo& 73. Pa13,' MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Fdwsrds Building IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Husband Ptttipnc CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S.1724.CA.M adptionnf thefotlow'na Ordinance WINIER 93 Public Records of VOIuS'. PARk F EDERAL 5anford. FIor;da FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, vs EE Ar ordinance relating to soecitied SAVINGS Cuty Florida AND LOAN FLORIDA Publish Aiicj 77.79 & Sept S. I?. 1973 GLORIA (PULL. areas usf the unincorporated ASSOCIATION, a corporation ANP. yOu arC required to appear PEG 179 CASE NO. 7S-l639CA4.B Wite Pesponcient IN RE: THE MARRI4'IGE OF arid file your An%*Cr or other de territories of Seminole County, organized and eiistinq under the For Saturday, September 13, 1975 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________ ____________________ Friday, Sept. 12, 175-SB EeHerald, Sanford. Fl. Walker / •'' ' had to lead the diamond ,, _____ Plaintiff, r'EPi 'tMtP4 J DAVIS mi LINDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION ('PULL i'rc' '.':.PT Husband. Terrace Anne Street Lighting Anieriiu, entitled the Temple f1.strict to CUT SHALL, Terrace Anne, Street Lighting vS Plantiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, tie tA '(till 4 __________ _________________________________ - CAMPUS CLATTER with lMO BURNS by '.t.'O -: s4c<...7 ... 0 ' S ' s 'E - ______ _______ ______ -. " 'uOMAS P HENPIIGAN ard ___ ____________ ___ F".-__i ____________ C f' - ,,., ,; --(''r ... __ .?'(S .5'-' ____________ ,'';',._ used in this column and ___________ __________ ___________ __________ __________ ________ __________ Ortarrte FloridA 37971 Plaintiff, at r'r Ploq'th, I degree 74' 47' West will tsr- heard Said hearing may be CITY FOP THE FISCAL YEAR. VS JAYDF LiIJILDERS.IPI( corporation, et al. is Florida NOTICE OF SALE it, 7Y £Z F ,E i fl4$7/4Pl-HY i4i irni HER! AV Siftf 44h'!.Z'M WARS! 2v't - g,. Fi A ditøore041O13fe,4mOqeorIesStoA For A List J'l prior . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PIAME STATUTE P,t4'( CONCERN TO ,%,4CIM _____________________________ M"1SEL "-et'tT5 E LIE I -_'a ______________________________ ErGEq*TOq • I ______ ______ _______ 'a Chic Young 'fl-i! Ou'rE, p1 - 4f' j , ,: ILL CLEAN OUT E ../ 4. i - 1J __ _________ \\ ".'J _______________________ Aft Ready To rye You Arthur H lteckwith, Jr Clerk of lIsp Circuit Court By' Fain. RICh.arde Deputy (let'S IjItsuer. Murchin, AsP'rv P. Ball ?61 Atlantic Bank PuiIdno Past Office P'ov 179 Jacksanyille, Florida 32701 Publish Sept 17 197% OFP '4. _______________ _______________________ q.I2- ' siii . WHAT FAME'! \r L_i\ _-' ' ' 0 __________________________________________ _________________ ________ I _____________________________ _________________________ __ __ ;::"I:;:i, f ' 1 ______ _____ / WINTHROP by Dick Covolli .--- ----------- '," ' 9,2 . IT"5 SQ 1)A'K . IT'S TC.X) CLQLZ7'r. T'QN94-fV,,. WISH THE FORGET I' ' PRISCILLA'S POP - SAID ANYTHIP'4E. BJT r k5cOt4V,JLD 'iJELL, WI-IAT DO 'T'QU M'(ELF (31_ON, METRIC Si'STEM1) PPl'3CILLA'Z T -. IF'yCJ LlLE. ----u p, -- - ,, - - - by Al Verrneer ___________________________ ______________________ _________________________ ____________________ P TIME ___________________________________________________ T, ,TARTtNG' ou ;o o PINEAPPLEJ-" " -i,fL.).'&'l"S'j-- , e -I - - ----- .5) -_ _____ _____ - i:.., /, -• , -" - _______ -- . '_i '' I - -' . lb 4(4 C) - 21(X)'U (P4 (LPT - _ ,: , : 5,i,u1 ,'t -u ' -LI s;'..r-;. '- '-'u. I 'ç_'5'1.' fh,,d once - 29.8 mUhililets I mijijIjier * 0034 IIid ou.s'lceS I pot -0.47 lIters I Iitsr = 2 II pe,ts 1 Qu311 - 0.95 lIters I iil•r I 0t3 qu.irts , -,'. , ARCHIE 2M r) .7 . LIQUID MIASURI AND u _______________ ,- ... • CLIP ((-LJ1 .',:," ' .' - q1'. ., -- '') C j"T_ --- 1 '- ) /'' jr S - "l b ' .,,;_,; ''?,i, ,e-. ___ "lJ '3 ' Isr 1; bI ________ ________ ____ - -r.p.y---i', - (I I cowaY ' v'ors EAIA. WHAT PLWLICITY!! ______ _ ________ F"i I - II.:.4 ________________________________________________________________________ - ' SAYS '-'a-- COV1.PW#TJtJS1 ' LEAVE YA1ER.E.J \ HAPIJNSREX Rfi)JGE - __________________ '' _ -_ FlGJR I'OV TO 111Y ' ('A. Iv1 L)VSTA SIMFL.E 5tN&1N'SNATiQf'4. ' ,____-.---\ -...-' J.;u :1'r. -' ' ,s'..";-t,-*':. by Bob Montana _______ if ___ ________________ UJ6A' 11rnI1) Tt,&;'I),Ly:I ___________________________ ___ __ __________________ ___________________________ ISN'T ______ IT A LITTLE 3l5 FOR you 1 V'-' records ot I IT'S II'S NOT .' ., FO ME F'OR ARC'i'E ' S,J''" ________________ " is' I "::. _________ ________ t2v;t( PRCtfRrYr a the CIcuil Florida,arucjlil,theo,iqinIans a'e as V1RCI'CA Is1, '5 ________ _______ ______________________ I Additional information available from the Civil Diyi',.On of the at sell to the hight h'dder, for (Asp the City of Maittand. Florid. DOPIF AND ORDERED 'VlSpt the partlej Interested in saiti Sanfnrfl, Seminole County tlov,da. cublect to any find all exiSting le.ns. t the Front I We.St' l6ifSe%S enterprIse follows: tt,i 7Mb day of Augujt. A C) 1975 of the TWIN AIR INC Seminole County Courthouse in ISFAI I Sanford, Florida, thr- above fly I lltia., Catherine FIqura. Arthur H Ileckwitli, Jr President dfscrit1r-(1 personI property Clerk fly Harriot Alexander. That Said Sale is being made to Seminole County Circuit Secretary Satisfy the tetm of said Writ ot (curt (ated at Orlando. Oratige County, 'ecution By Eliop RiCtsar'de Florida, August 79th, 19/3 tifl E Polk, Sh,ff Deputy CIer5 Puil'tiçh Sept 5 17 9, 74 1973 Seminole County, Florida Ptt"tish l.'o 77 795 S 13 197% PEP 19 PubItthA0g 77.295 Sept 3.17.1975 P10 14 11 5,_-' , _____ ______ ______ ,__,1 "• ___________ _______ ________ _ - L_ I __ I ________ L. - P ___ 4..' \' ___________________ _____ __ "•; ii ' Li I ONE J9T "IORLDS EMIST I CN t)TCsNLY TELL WINE E\PEf?T5 'rt)U T-E WIN,BUT TE VINTAGE "TEAR. THAT '3 'lU1 THIRE HAS A 11=_1j s)i LAG THUMI ON SCALE Of a ' _ j! __ , ____ \ - 1 RN I _______ _____ ___ __, ;..j _______ - j _________________________ _____ 1 __ are ______ _____________ ___________________________ ______ ____ ____ are S%ftidattP,eCityH4Il. L'j'awcmd. fifteen (1%) dayS pript' to the date of Florida. and cOpies on fife with the Clerk of the City and same may me Public Heating DATFDtPs}iSthdayofptemq, t' insperted by the public AD ISiS flATEflthisCthdayof Seplemoer, 5' Orwsi P Shonsfite 1. 1) I7c S fOOls' P SPuocuate City Clerk of the City of City Clerk nit the CIty of tsownod. Florida I nnnd. Florida Publish Sept 17. II. U. Oct 3. 10. 1*7% Publish' Sept 17. IllS tIER PFP CI _____ ______ _______________________ _____ I the , 'a • le1 Ø fpf (rpm the point of beginning; publicatIon to the date of flit last (Pip proposed Ordnance This the Seminole County Courthouse in Florida, upon receIpt of proof of (Pie cuf thr- Cirt,it Court on or before tue thfrsreUfwth$Idegr,es3)'70"East puhliatipo, both dates incluSive, Pwaninnrnayhecnvltinue'dfromlirne Seeford. Florida. a? 11:00 o'ckck Publication of this notice, the I Ic 7tP day fit September, IllS and thc Undersigned as Sheriff of If you 100 feet to iflt 04 beginning shall not he less thin twenty eight to time i,ntil final ect is taken by A M on the 76th day of September. fitigus name, towit TWIN-AIR fail to do so. Iudgmeni by default Seminole County. Florida, wilt at DATED this 10th day of Sep (7k) (says Ina&jituog notuceshallbe the City Council under which we engaged in will he taken against you for the 11 00 AM on the 15th day of Sep Art Pin? H B.ckwitPi, Js Clerk ttie Circuit Court Fiv' Elaine RiChirde A' !).pu$y Clerk .9 I lPIDSAY BUILDER JR f.ttc'rs', all aw f'(e/r"rswr Office 13% Walt Street Orlando, Florida 1790) Pvfslijj'u .t,f 17 1973 OEP cs I _____________________________ DEA. I wO) recorded in iI4t Book II. Page 6. iinrlerslgned, Pursuant to the on the Plaintiff's attorney. All prOperty br-iog Stored at A J 170? L09ing Transfer and Storag, ri Puh.c Records 01 Seminole County. "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter PATRICK Mc G POTTY. to fbI date 04 the Public tPuemiptinq interested parties may •tpuhlicsaIe.folh,highestandbest with IPue Clerk of fcue annexation Arid zoning at east - 9E MOYr C115R- f [ W MY - _________________________ ____________________ BLONDIE ______________________________ P,JcT * & A/I CIti17 Psnar Acres according to the furniture arid furnishings ot the theqpn and thereQn rict sciu And you house located on Iongwood Ms been (Pled SM1ru floc1 Rnut I. 8iu 23A are re'girs',l tO .5 (OQy of your at A3U )W #øvwl a4 STW ft1wm 1iW ;' _____ ' • / __________________ '. a dilatxeof 10.1) feet moreor liii tfl I (vuawnod. Florida, anti ifi thr (3) the City (nunu'll wilt consider same the property Situated En Seminole the NE corner of said NW e 04 N Ofber plates within the City, ard for final passage and adoption after (urfy. Florida, described as 'hence ruin WeSterly al')'iq (tue ('st'tsP.s"(1 ui The F.en'nq Herald. a the rt'h''r hi'.yrini1 ,,p,,, i (if I cit 71 OV [DO TER RACE. Florid,. run Monday. tpt. 79tPu day of September, A D 197% l 7 30 pm 77) )(IJPJ4JIT Cralunly. FlOridA, aka together with Refrigerator lEVI 110w)Whirlpool 17 (IQr- 37 public and Wall Seminole County, FIa to Wafi Carpeting 'n Living Room, d'Stincp of am (pet, thence Soijfh 1 (he City of t,ringwpo and S.minol decree 76' 10" East parallet to the County F In. once a week for ______________________________________________ ____________________________________________ - _________ _______ are as NW . a distance of 7936 feet to the final Mflon 5 f5en by the City MF NT OF SAME BY purss'auut to the Order of Summary Florida, August 7$. p97% point of hue-ginning nontinuC tP*nce Council RFSOI lIT ION Final Judgment entered in this Publish' Sept 5. 17. II. 76. IllS Pjcirm 1 degree 76' 10" West along This notIce shall be posted at the Se,dflrdnaorrwa5placedousfrst cause, in the Circuit Court of PER , he by Garry Trudeau S., ___________________________ court eIther before Sen yuCi. on petitner", atlantis' r immediately Øth,', a default will (is' entered against yOu for the relief Des (IF P *9 _____ DOONESBURY _________ ______ proflr-rhi', to it huSinMs enterprise follows William P Sulitro and Barbara A tot SI. TWIN AIR, INC LAKE HARRIET Solilno, Slid properly being located fly Lillian Catherine Figura. ESTATES, according to the Pitt In efnInoIe County, FlOrida, more President thereot. as recorded in RIM Bock I?, particufarly described as follows Secretary ______ _____ _____ JACOB 'I' MODERN __ __________ P4W t,, SectiOn 36 TO*flShip 7? 13th clay cit October. 1973. 'VHF FISCAl 7 () FOP YEAR South, Range 10 (a',t pm, rr as soon thereafter as PFC.IPIPIIP4C, OCTOBER I IllS t F3S From the SE corner f true prsibIe. at which time interested ANP FPiPIPIC, SEPTEMBER 30 NW a flf the NW '. of Section 36. partIes and citIzens lot and $geinst 1976. ANt) APPROPRIATING AND will teresting questions ______________ , C Victor Butler Jr Attrrcy at Ii'iw Fvanc, Pjagcl &flutICr - Lawyers Suite 970. Hartford Building ________ Jaco 'iys '' care ol this ' ____________ ___________ _______ _______ _____ If East hops up with the king / _______________ d ____________ _______ __________ the Jaco' ys 2 Write "Ask (he newspaper The most in- . is 100 North Highway 17 97. Casselberry, Florida 37707. cvi or before September 7). 1973, arid tile film A. thence West 93 1 fuel to the Being More Generally Described WITNESS my hand arid the seal of Court the style of whiCPi is indicated the Circuit Court. Seminole County. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Defendants ginning point Cf IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND aj located Between Mona*k Aye thiS Cxirt on Ai,rp',t 70 1Q73 NOTICEOF FtOfida, this Its. 70th day of August COuNTY. FLORIDA. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. L FSS' and Irngiin Aye, South of Santa WITNESS my hand and Official fSFAI,t NO. S.)*S7.CA.O9.0 FORECLOSURE SALE Beam at the intersection of the East Barbara Drive FLORIDA al of said (urt thi5 10th day of (SEAL) Anttiu.ir H Becluwth. Jr NOT ICE 5 herr-fly given that the CASE NO. 7S-S94-CA-*9-E right of way lir*OI Aldus Avenue, All parties In Interest and CitiZenS September, 1975 Am Ctpvk rut the Court SOlI THEASTE RN HOME MOP Lri(lersion.mi ARTHUR H BECK. HF( ENE U PETERMAN and shcwnrvsplatofSanta.'udoSprinqsas shall hays' An opportunity Arthur H Beck*itPu. Jr to be (Si.I) fly (eceliit V (kern IC.AC,F COMPANY, a Florida tSlTH JR. Clerk of the Circuit HAROLD C BUCHANAN. recrrded in RIM Rook 3. Page 5?. beard at Said hearing Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Reckwith. Jr Deputy Clerk Cr'i,.'rt cit Seminole County. Florida. corporation. and the South right ot way line of Plaintiffs, By (r'cefia V (kern By order cit the Planning and Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiff, WILFRED H CONRAD on the 74th day of September. State Road S 134: thence run North 7cw';rin CommiSsion 01 the City of Deputy Clerk liv Elaine RiCharde Attorney for Petitioner 1975 at)? 00 A U at the west front KOSCOT INTERPLANETARY. 9deori.e's 3)' ¶6" Sleet, thence Sanford, Florida, thi5 6th dAy of WINDFRWEEDLE. HAIPIES. vi Deputy Clerk ctor cf the Seminole County INC i.s u. 100 NCi'lh Hghway 1797 WIt I (AM BARWICK and MAR SuthwesterIy along a straight Iin September "l uVARD 8. WOODMAN. P A C Vrtrir Butter, Jr ('assetberry, FlOridA 33707 C'. rtpu',e S,n(rti FlCr.ci ofler JOPIF FIARWICK h's wife. t,s p- nit 5,,'.'! South of the Pont of Defendants t.rn,r 1.1 H.r,', Attcrrey at Law Publish Aug 77 796 Sept sate arid '.efl a' p'IiC Outcry t I? I97 Ppcou Defendant thi.ntp North 00 degrees Prt Office Rn. 610 NOTICE OF SALE ChAirman Fyans. Nagel 'i'i. highest and be-st b'dder tot C1Sh. T WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PEG Ill 38' 0*" West Sleet to the Point of City of Sanford Park. FlOrid. 37769 Butler -- I awyers trr ffi;ng fir-gInning, containing 13jgure feet NOTICE TO DEFEND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tt,l Planning and 7nnnq Aug 27, "& 3ept 197% Stiti. Hartford sicrida 0 mtt now pending in the Circuit inn the rorporate Iimit5 of the City Ps'PIi',h Sept I? 1975 300 Fast Rnhlnson Street PI0TItE ISHER(13Y GIVEN that (itS 597 AOd %8'I. TOWN OF Court of Seminole County. State of oft r'nawrwsd FIor;d: arid. fbI To PEP *0 MARJORIE BARWICK. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Ortanudru Florida 1790) by virtue of that certain Writ of LOPICISl000 according to the PIat Florida, pursuant to his wit., Amended consider Also the QutstiOn of NAME STATUTE Pi'bIiSh Sept 17. 1Q73 thereof as recorded in PItt Book 1. Final Judoment in Foreclosure in Execution IsSued out of and under dMionatlnoandassi'tingthe,polng Residence Unknown CITY OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 90 the Seal of the Circuit Court of peop 19, of the PUbIC Records of the abdye styltd cause signed the (l*Smf(aton of B I Business _____________________________ I liSt Know Residence LONGW000.FLORIDA _________________________ Notice 5 hereby given thot the Scrci.nnle County. FlotidA Orange County, Florida. upon a to 10th day of September, 1975. tht tItrict, to SAid property as that NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Poet Pearson undersigned, Pursuant to the rwant tO the Final Judgment final judgment rendered in the ROot. No 1 clerk will offer for sale CEIStifi(AtiOfl ij described in the CONSIDER AI7OPT ION OF 'Fi(titiøS Name Statute," Chapter aforesaiti cour' On the 71st day Of entered in a case pending in said at public auction to the highest toning Ordinances 04 the City of PROPOSED ORDINANCE Wint"cset. Irwa 3077) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MS 09, Florida Statutes, will regiSter Court, FCbruary. A 0 1975, I that certain Itte style of which iS indicated bidder fot cash, on the Courthouse I onawnod. Florida. to wit Or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in case entitled Van Struct (rectors, steps ol the SemInole County dinanti. PIn II') AS amended and PIOT ICF IS IIERi i-i CJaVEPJ hv SUIT TO CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and for Seminole County. Florida. Inc PlAintiff. vs Southern Building WITNESS my hand and Officull Courthouse. Seminole Cpunt. supplemented FORECLOSE MORTGAGE the City 01 Lnnowond. FlQrid, that COUNTY, FLORIDA upon receipt of proof of the seat of Said Court thE5 10th day of Sales. A Florida corporation, Florida, on the 74th day of Se Yb. present zoning classification the City Cr*,ncil will hold a d*iblic CASE NO. 75.??13.EE YOu. WILLIAM BARWICK and William P Sohitro, c*,blication of thl notice, the fic September. 1913 te'mtier, 197%. at 11 00 am,. parcel of Said prope-.hy i5 R IA as that hearing to consider enactment of C.PFAT AMERICAN MORTGAGE titious Barbara A THE MARJORIE BARWICK. hi5 wife, name. to wit' Solitro, his wife, and Peter 0 Hind. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 'VIse W ", of the NE ' of the rtlfilnarlrdinafyejandregulatiansof API ORPIPIANCE OF THE CITY oraani:eni under tbC lAWS 04 the we are engaged In buSineSS tittern Interest by. throi,jP, or ureter Execution was delivered to me as ridersw' ____________ quOstion (or last two spades, runs oil all his trumps and works the proper end play against West )tI: an -- _____ _____ _______ \, ( ' - -• - 1 ou (IjiC a (Do 'i' 'a East 'L - '.. , ________ _____ 4 ______________________________ ________________________________ JU'T TELL ME NW "I ER T C4'lVERLC KSUH CtO I iMT UNLESS IT 4APPENEC'l FR TIi4IS L'k)KEN Or-si A GKI L%FT' LEG )N TP-IL P,.'lLtC" IN \t.Zt4JR(,. U ALWEADY ALJS1RII\,' ,í WILL 'iCU TLW TWVIN& ti,) SELL ME MORE. lNtJRANCE.-.' ct_' as __________ t.:' ____ _____ _______ two Five-card suits that can be bId at the same Level, bid the club, South rises with the ace, _ l. LXJR NEV,EST RCSE . ' IC.HTS SE CT ON I PIat Book DFO 119 nen'andvxl in Complaint _________________ 1). page 99 PubIc Records of Thi Pdcitire shall be published Seminole County Flottd ,p, week for tour co.flec'jtivepursuant to thø Final Judgment A'tek% in The Evening Herald lii THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VAQIOR7 •Q2 a sucker?" . 77% feet, thence West 60 ft.? more or To That of SR 1 Single Family less to the Southeast corner Of SAid Residential Dwelling 0.str,ct Block A. thence Northerly along the That Property Descrid as That Fasterly line of said Block A. 737 re,ed1 proty Lots? thru 6 And ____ _____ _ " Orlando, Florida p107 PubliSh Sent 17, 1Q73 tIER 93 _______ ____ _______ ' DAC CORPORATION e'c. PIn'tf £ By Oswald & James Jacoby '. ______ , the following described Droprty Styled Action Ofl or before true 73rd P 0 Box 1330 s'tuated In Seminole County, of September 1973 If you fail to Sanford, FlorIda 3777? Florida no so. iuclamenf by default will be Attorneys for Petitioner £Jf176 If the spade is ducked he wins the next spade, ruffs out the as saidRlorkA.runNorth23teettothe (runty. Florida right cf way of State Road 3131. Pe7riq,in,g from SRI AA. Single _____ _____ ____________ Openrng lead - Q A higher one first Remember partner's queen and shift to a that s'our ace.queen of hearts diamond, declarer will romp will be valuable at a spade conhome. At least declarer will tract work out a winning line of play. ________ _______ ______ ________ t know what you respond to partner's one-club opening with pla's a low spade from dummy If East fails to overtake his c ______ _____ A Tennessee reader wants to -. - "- ' PA COUNTY, & Attorneys for the Plaintiff .' - -. -- ' the FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA 4 ; '< '" '' ' ,.. / '-,---._____-., \ES . ' Lorry Lewis -.-' ..'- _____________ IV 2* 4V jcs Obte 2V Pass Pass _____ the Circuit Cnurfln arid for Seminole (rrty. Florcia, and si.rve A COP tt'ercuf rn Petitioner's attorne, __ ______ _ _____ WAS Ill NG I ON F E 0 E P AL INTER PARK. Columbus. Missouri asioi finitiOn5. providing for Rover Commercial CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.?7IS.CA.04.A F (It I FR. 110 E Deend.t rit', NOTICE OF ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI BEACH. that an action for Dissolution 01 TO t.'APTHA LYNN CUTSHALL ('rnty Commicsoneqs. prosiidinq In Re: The Marriage of FlorIda 17771 on or before the 74th FORECLOSURE SALE Plaint,tf. Marriage and tither relief ha been 73i0 Scuth',(1e Drive tpr rnAifltpri4nre and operation of COLLEEPI HOLLEY RUTH. dAy ci September. 1973. or Otherwise NOTICE OF SUIT t.C.T ICE '% hereby given that the filed against you anti you are t puisyitip Kentucky street lights within thi. district; TO SHI 01.50 BEPIYAMINY Wife a default will be entered against you JAMES CHAMBERS et II. rclrrsigntd ARTHUR H BECK recWred to serve a copy ot your creation an AdviSory hoard. Setting 10719 WITNESS my hand and official Defendants answer tin responsive Pleading tO ann Al ECIRA BENYAMINY, and Clerk of the Circuit JR forth' fiscal and tasation ROBERT C RUTH. J ',r.t of tite Clerk of the C,rcuit Court NOTICE OF SALE hIs wife Court of Seminole County. Florida. Petitioner's attorneys. 0 Stew1trt you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED procedures empowering the tewy ot the 19th dAy of August, IllS Husband Residence and Address on the 74th day of September. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Atcptesno. of Meyers. Mooney & tbt an actiOn fr Dissolution of %rw-cll assessments or tate's withifl (SEAL I unknown 197% at 1? 00 A M at the west front po the 75th day of September. 197%. Adler. P A It South Lake Avenue. Mrrlge Puts been tiled against you the district and providing t NOTICE TO DEFEND Arthur H Bckwth. Jr door cit the Seminole County to any and all other ponies claiming t 1100 cci at the west front door Of Ortrcio. Florida. and also file your arid you are required to serve a copy ron'tructinn t.evi.r,%hIity ,,, Clerk of thi. Circuit Court THE STATE OF FLORIDA any right, title. and or interest in CciurtPic'sjse, Sanford. Florida. offer the courthouse of Seminole County. orioirual answer or responsive ci your written cietenses. if any. to it effei'tive 1ati. fly Cereta V (kern TO' ROBERT C RUTH. JR arid to f011Owing deS(ribed to' sate anti sell at public outcry tp at San'o'ø, Florida, the undersigned pleading in the Off ice of the Clerk of en DONALD I MAP BLESTOPIE tFAt I Deputy Clerk cO Robert C Ruth. Sr property, to wit the hottest and best bidder for CISh. clerk willrffer for salethe follo*ing the Circuit Court. Semnole County. Attorney for Petitioner, whose Arthur H fleckwith. Jr ROGER I BERRY described real property' 1103 East Poplar Street the follpwing described property Condominium Unit Plo C 1)2 in Florida. on or bfo'e the 17th day address 15 P0 Boi 71*7. Sanford. Clerk cf Bs'd of Perry & Totter York. Penn 17403 SituAted 1n Seminole County, CLUB HEIGHTS. UNIT ONE IC do so. a ludament may Florida be entered with the Clerk cf the abOvestyled Seminole County. FIridA PlanwhichisapartofPlatPlanand THAT COLLEEPI P4011EV RUTH "0 Ilcawer 0 IPup South 76 feet of lot 1?. 11101 cording to the pfat thereof as aoainSt yOu for the rqfi.f demanded Court on tsr before the 74th day of Publish' Sept 17. 1973 Survey which are esh,bit "C",tothe has flIed a PetItion En the Circuit Sanford. Florida 3777) recorded in Pta, Book I). PIQe A Said Petition Ice i. Block I. WVPIP'IEWOOD, f3elarion of September. 1973 Otherwise a PF Restrictions, Court of Seminole County. Florida. Publish Aug 77 29& Sept S 17. 197% according to the Dial thereof as Florida recorded in Plat Book 1. page5 92 said Court on this 9th day f Sep _________________________ ________________________ ycuj lr the relief demanded 0 the tocether with all structurqs., Im temher, A D 191% dens and Easements, WEKIVA thrci',ctu 94. Public RecordS of VIII AS a condominium, recordedare reQuired to serve a copy of your Petition IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PrOvements. futures appliances, (Seal) wrItten defi.oSes. if arty, on in Officials Records Book ID)?. Page Sem.,nIe County, Florida WlTNFSSmyhandandtheSr'aIof EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND pursuant to the Final Judgment and appurtenances on said lAnd or L COLBERT. of CIRCUIT. Arthur H Reckwith Jr I7*. Public Records of Seminole WILLIAM sati Court His 1'h clay cit August, FOP IN AND used In conlunction therith FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of the Circuit Court entered in a case pending in said COUNTY. County Florida. together with an 5TIST0M, DAVIS I MclN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA isis The afuresaid sale will be made FLORIDA fly Elaine RCharde Court, the Style a' wtikpi is indicated undivided) 43rd interest in and to all TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73 )737.CA 01 F (4FAI CASE NO. 7S.1S61.CAOl.G whose address is Post Office Boi ittiOvi. that certain Common Properties iudomententeredtndiv,INo 73634 Publish Sep' 17, 19. 76. Oct 3' 75 WITNESS my h,l'nd a, fort's And defined in the ffCJl Clerk 'ii the Circuit Court IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF VESTMENT COMPANY INC a ;n tte Circus? t)FP.9 seal cit said Court this 10th day of afOrementIoned Declaration and tht original with the Clerk of the W'IL (lAP.' A TF NT t,P Seminole Cnflty. Florida Hszand Florida corporation, Court of the Eighteentn Judicial Above Styled Court on or before September, 1913 tocether iIth the carport liv. Ceelia V. Ekern And Circuit id and for Seminole County. Plaintiff, (Seal? pertalri4rig to the aforedesrlpad Septem' 26 197%. otherwise A IVAI FE A CITY OF Deputy Clerk EN AND Florida " def*ult and ultimate utigment will rcirdlcwninium unit Arthur H Beckwitts. Jr LONGW000,FLORIDA DONALD I. MARBLESTOPIE iSte ThisialeShaIIbesubjecltoaright SHERMAN F FRANKLIN arid be entered against you for the relief Clerk of the Circuit Court '(Oil ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NoticeofPublicHiaring Attorney for PetitiOner of redemption vested in ETHEL MAE FRANKLIN, hu5wife, the demAnded in the PCtitin fly Elsina RiCP,arcie United TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that a suit to foreclose a mortgage P 0 Rn' 2117 NOTICE OF ACTION Ocfenilants States of America by virtue of Title WITNESS my hand and offical Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 5arford, Florida 3777) entbe0riPr0ty hAs 70 IVL( EF A PEPIL.IiND 71. Sectipo 7110 U S C A which right the NOTICE OF seal of said Court on true 11th dIv ot C ViCtOr Fiutler. Jr (sly Council of the City of Publish Aug 77. 796 Sept 3. 17. 1975 been instituted against you in the 170 Cornbertand Avenue must 1* exercised if at all, no later FORECLOSURE SALE Attorney at Law Lonowond, Florida. that Said City PEG Circuit Court of the Eighteenth August, A D 1973 PlOT ICE ASheville North Cirolina than 120 dAys from the date 5 henq'(u', given that the (SEAL) Es ens, Nag't & of thi$ Council will hold a PubliC hearing' ,i,'diC iAl Circuit, in anti for Seminole foreclosure sate u'rrters 71*01 :' 4'l ARTHUR H BECK Arthur II Btckwith, Jr Putter - lawyers (a) To Consider annexation of the Clerk of the Circuit County Florida You and each Of NOTICE TO PUBLIC WITH, JR DATED thiS 10th day Of Sep Suite 970 Hartford Folding following described property lying you are hereby required to file your Plotite s hereby given that a tei'nber, 197% YOU AR( NOTIFIED that an Court cf Seminole County. Florida, Answer Seminole County, Florida 700 Fast Rob.nson Street Ø(c being fl Seminolt County. Public Hearing wilt be held un with the Clerk of the CircuIt (Seall ActiOn lot dissolution of marriage the will en the 74th day of September. Cc'surt andserveacopytherof upon By Cr-celia V (kern Orlando. Florida 3790) Florida, to wit City COmmiSsiOn Room. City Hall. Arthur H Bt'ckwith, Jr. hAs been filed Against you and you 1973 at 1100 A M at the west Iron? VICTOR F W000MAN. of Deputy Clerk Publish Sept 1? 1915 All of Block A. Tract 3. Sanlando Sanford Florida at *00 PM on the firm Clerk of the Circuit Court tIER II Sprinas Subdivision, as recorded fl Ylsuwlllay. September 1*. IllS, to written defenses, if any, to it on fly Elaine RiCharde Cocirthouse. Sanford Florida. oiler *endman PA Post Office Box 6*0. STENSTROM. DAVIS 6 Plat5.Paqe5).PublcRecords consider the following change and Dtputy CurS for sleand sell at public outcry to Wint WILFRED H CONRAD. Park. Florida 327*9, At MCINTOSH of Seminole County. Florida Plus An'endmenttoth'eloninqOrdunance __ h. - __________________________ ' '- 1 VELL, WT iT 2 -. _________________ ___ L T.-4INNR' 75) _______ _____ ___ ______________ ____________ ___________ ___ r-' q. Ii ____________________ oug ___________ _________ 'F _______ - '•, . q.,2 '1T ______________ _________________________ �- ._ " . 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A$PO 9 E I5l ciP E i 11 LR A'r'j Ti A I atJ Li L N A () '.' IA years 55 Part 59 Array ¶9 Black 60 Chcii 57 Faq! 58 ' •. 47 Maple genus 48 LIb,!ary sound educator. Horace -- 49 lntertacs 14 — Hands 32 Submerged 5.4 Compass point 56 Roman 31 Timber iO 36 Caviar goddess of r'ar.ect — 2 3 4 5 (9) Invaders 6 — 1 — 8 — — 10 — — Noon Friday -- -- 4-Personals - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 7077 for "We Care"-"Hotline" Adults or Teens. — iT — WPOk (3$) Carol Mann Celebrity Golf — Sydney, Australia. desires Position In south Seminole store or chirp Speaks uood English. tIilIpd in bookkeeping Would "ahe .'iielInt lrck Will work ?'arci for ,Piatever your budge? aIlow. Phone 179 6331 Let The rapeutic Pool Improve your health Phone All 1111,11 ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help YOU to meet the right lust you NATIONAL SIN cc person L (35,44) Braves gloom ANNEERN Jam 45 47 46 — — — — 30-Apartments Unfurnished 6-Child Care DAY & SATURDAY dsy 49 50 _________ 51 cerise Bureau 322 664S ARIPIER'S VILLAGE 173661 MBOO COVE APT (hilc1C,reinmy Home 120 for 1. 177 fOr 2 lfl 3931 & 7 bedroom aparimer 'rushed or unfurnished v SSGRASHOCAPI..SAUFI.T( G E 13 E 1) I S A E S V S A A E 11 G I K C N A X 11 $ P V E 13 H I S K 1) V K A A ERCABDVCN I PP I IICANRP K EUS I CAARC PV AIRBHSOVNSESIKPROAE E C A F I A U V F 0 V 0 H P F 0 1 H P B I I I P 13 S P 1 N S 1 0 0 S s' N S M I H C A S S F N I I V I V A P 5 5 A A MPHECRHTEBASKROLARK nil rali' !t.nq .n rcadng IJNMATLIVIIYYI 2:3OP.M.-$1.25 I ••' CHIPPING LINCOLN'S SONG ENGLISH HEDGE FOX HOUSE SWAMP TREE LARK SAGE VESPER _% TOMORROW: Hedge Podge'R' have listings We have buy It need another real estati pns.e to help us make taleS 4 15 I PC NOW OPEN I 40 ti MU IN - 24 HOURS fl. F Iff time Ave1100 month plus 123 depotit 172 dii? or 62$ 1637 No expeniei aroe upstairs apartment $123 ccssary !amples free SI Dw 349 5170 or 349 3691 KING FOR (ETHING SPECIAL? plc to manage small (6) ap qot compies Attractive 10, Luncheon Specials 377 5037 7 bedroom furnished apt upstairs -- con air Quiet neighborhoOd. 406 Beth Drive. Pa rerwua Park Phone hu5t, Stove, A 'h 7015 Park rtl#d real etIate taleS person live Sanford office Esperlei SIred, or will train Butnuji I& ht&5, Wr'tt 70th 5?, small 7 Bedroom house, stove & r$niqera?or, $160 month, plus utilities 5 173 deppilt 1731910 Redecorated I bedroom, 2 bath: close to chool5 arid Shopping Reasnnahle rent 377 1110 Jon&ehoflI\1 The K Wq M4 Nw LmI - • F -.l - bm"llba 0 _ ,_._. . Granada V, TobvIIoI'i1cs at Sanora ply to So' 563, co Even RESTAURAN 'I .__, i... Hwy 46 (W First cli Al 11....ClArf1 21 -Si tua tions Mnted ure, white woman wiSheS d $7 per hour 09 33-Houses Furnished 7 Bedroom, fenced yard. I chitd k $175 plus depos,t Call 377 9401 after 5 - "SF mJ'jpcf: RFVOPID 114f ( 'ill I WAC I Yntjp Wrt IFP TRANSFERRED - 3 udrooms. foyer, family roo m. eplace, carpeting and many ter eitras Extra large lot with anna citrus and a bo vt gr ound itt in S Pinprpt PriCed for rich sale at $7190(. with lowdow n yment C( lENT INCOME OPEPTV 7 story. 7 apart et'itt with 7 CBS apartments in ar I ly in one and rent 3 fur Ibid apartments 521.000 - PIFAP SCHOOL. 1 Bedroom, 7 bath. 97.137' trCe shaded lot. rentreil hiat P. air, nearly new Park Or 377 7111 AFTER5jRS lit TOR 37797l4 372064$ OPEN DUSE. SUNDAY 13 Spacious I P. 1', bath, nice Shady c or ner f. rinse t Sthnolt hrPakfst rn walk in pOntry Iireplre 1 % of charm 57 7 .300 1s1 Mfg 0.000 5700 Mn. P1. Edna ruhr'ctt Acti - Cmiv W James' ri, RE AI TOP. 11917flI or I 1 7M4 afer Pir 10CA710114 Bedroom. I To T( ripr, . " g..1 - . 'r:'. .- -. .. , .-- i_I__il . .-- - -.. ---- IAFILE I 0 5 .1 rrI" - I —'— =M i,. TV ¶700 S Fre'ruch. 323 1731 y Wh t SALES PRICE VADOWNPAYMENT 1 BR 0 2 BATH •16,900 '20,9 '21,900 7 BATH '26,900 - _ ________ - .. BIRCH— ..._2 AR. THE CYPRESS-. 7 BR THE MAGNOLIA— I FIR THE 7 fl MAPLE THE SEQUOIA- 1 BATH 3 AR 1 BATH j_'24,500 1'IlATH 7 BATH 1 'ó '0 'VlLPO SAl F Sit P. Sun - Soap'n hurtle l,sw', ,,rnwcr turris. P. m'Sc VII I en' O I - so 95 0/0 —Wanted to Heat I. r.r LC'r3dlioeur14 F estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford, 372 1771. :eoIrat Buy or free Wanted t by used office furni ture Any Quantity PIOLLSCassCI berry. I'1w, 1797 5)0 1706 Fitiv (o'vrhTIoNAL of I P. ,ir 1001 ("I H's rut Fr MODE I S OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND FOR APPT. DURING DURING WEEKDAYS— PHONE SALES AGENT. SALES BY KIfl 323-7560 321-0041 REAL ESTATE * BASED OHIO YR, MORTGAGE, PRINCIPAL P.ND INTEREST AT I PCT, twicI 72-Auction Auction Sale Bookkeeping krvke_ FRIDAY. 7:30 PM rot the hic.r'e".'. wP'ru di)r'Sn'? need a Dell's Auction Service ui,. i& ',.ct tori' ','w't ,tl!y ' coriri -t ' '-, hontui' Urvici ,.r.t,$',' ihii' to Call 171 I1AIA - _________ 76-Auto Parts ______________________ leConditOrwud (Thtti'ne". ¶1? 93 ci (being.' PEEl 'S Il( 5 ,inr'd A-,'- Oil if fi'lc 'PlSl'i' w,tr,l iii Rermved rr'wlt r I'i r.'ii '"'' 'All -' 'ill 99c Home Improvements CAWS Perr-w4 help on Ihat SItur()1y P.o , I un. I 11(1- ''A hum) 5 iennreteyvork ,'t( Ri 'Pir hour or l-v the ice', 377 936% ', - ij WI,5 wIll 1/ lnsi,r,in-,' BL AIR AGFPICY — It I ......... P '-,',''- .;..,S' P'' K N-'QTOGRAPHY Weddings, Carimids, Commer cial, Pr tj,rt run $31 Pressure Cleaning roof .1. rr "'ri' 521 I u ';, , n:.:j Lawn Care 1, r -_ - ,i'.- (,,i' I '.:Hor'',,-,,, 3' 1'.,,,' 17 , ., ;.i'-, "1',.r $ I i'I ,' /,, , PiuT[ "D S RVICF O N BLACK 5 I flOS .'4fl O II I ii •':1,.) e. r Li:.-_;_,;. 't- 5:" Roofing '' .5,, , Jr . j •'' 3' ' 000-1 ' II ' ,'. ''5, , ., . . , I, '''' ' ' ' ', 55 ."i.'i'.'.ç . 3i'., • .1 • . ' ' t ;, frVQ(f it 'AtIl .s Classled Act 377 reasrwi.whle rOle'S rail R ich Reynolds in 39$) ~i N . . 7_i,,f.,,i , 'I,: - '1 33'h. I or ,iv'pv'flrl ihtp' i'SAfl scrvi(p 7611 ' .. •' 'vtCc. ..ht4"''' '"' %I 1, 'r''niul,"c - ' Office Machines Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded 373 6038 i,, ' - -s , - need"' Serve a useful purposs again when you tell (Il with a Cti%Slfied Ad from the Herald aIt us today' Dpn't L14'IOy I Just - ii l71 7tI r 3)1 V'l) T c.' ' '/. ;. I ,',.i' ' ' .,i,,,,, I rev P.(lup,usnJD,.Iiyery S.irltt'httl fli"u,ine"cs, M,icP'n '37? 5)e73 '-Hi '''rf"c-s ''rn't I I F ', AL illP-I I S - - li,5t roofs reo.1r% Alt work qijifafltf's'ct AROCiFEPi POOt1P1(, 1?) 6700 F .r.-n! cr.-0 IOMMEIIO l.' MOWI'IC owep Al' LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Ere-e estimate, F''' ,,, '4IO & TV 0 r I '.. K_I- '4" I , A i.'? .' ';-,;' Free t-ir'irse Wash w'th iv'ii rIrtr.rs, rsis ,Si req ar once Land Maintenance s F A 371 - - - 44 & - It'll FSTFPSOPI LANDCLEARIN. PC rit,l'di'7 ng Etc St 1 n4 1' .'-,. r "i'''' ' ' I -. '-:".' - . . :, Thinking about that su,ammc' v o c a tion') Get a better car through the clittif led ads in today's paper PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Wall Papering Paint & Body Work 'Sfi P i,, lmepl 'P.' np'',t i',', I,', ?h,' It'S? F .IW'rt p cr' '. t.'civ t.Ofi 716 7)06 Pr1 totes' icr. F ste(ior Painting Ppp,ir Work Ml $770 C1 IPsS Rlbfl1.F IS ARE Pt 1( P1 F) WItH VALUES r Ff17.5 1141 '/, ANT AD ((-I li'.'Pc ,ittm A uup&Plrli,n., in , 17) 1393 Pest Control AR 1 IcR 0'.'.- r t, '. ( 04 1 4C), 73.17 f',k fir,,' you sell "Don't Needs" with a - PAUL S L A TEll F-ti dtr'c5Or'iI ,',,I luçapi'q P4ange L sder, '.ecl k. -- I. .t i F'res'FI, " it.', Ft' i:i 6.t7) ._ - - I Well Drilling ,'sS Li'- : , - t ',' ' All type's and 5i113 We rpp,ljr SYINF A1I 0 1'- ',' 0 37) 35i, II", like pennies from heaven *1in w,iflt liii -' ', Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3939. I &4410 w- :'-. Photography At SOLAR HEATING AND WATER 4 1Woodmsre ® 372 7740 :''....... - , ;". (i'flhIfichflc1'(.f.I)lIIh,.,gijip5'O / P icls outgrow IPSI' swing '.i'l or small l- ir(le' Sell tb.'..' •dte items with ,s *eirt .ini In pIii.' your ad call I'd gal it Th e iOu'e- Ir Pl Acing 1300 n—.,unic cars P[,T I'rfi-r P. rc'P" 372 iC37 rt r t irer CI 'Sr Ill I or's otr' no rig OL)'.' hr i ls'% stored 6 moved 337 9112 'us' $34 1193 '1 -. - .', 79110 75—R ecrea t iona l Vehicles piurutor S ' !et Care 1 full time honk keeper Financial 'teiti'mentt aon tO, reports 13-4 I'tti)'(I 1 97(1 I-0,11ir''' r 5A5OPO Twt.c,Om - 7 N% FR'S BEAUTY SAL 014 •rr I 1713746 -' 711 " itt '. fi iu,, t' .I 5191 Inst 1?! 37,.7 2 P.r I' 'iluillill C&A B&khoe Service rl ii WE RIIY IIJNK u i Beauty Care 1 Piece or I1ou%CtuIt (ASPI 3,1 43.4 -4 '197.39 17978 '206.93 Wnci*&DciorScreen olei rm Larry's ANTIQUES - 0 n ' I,' i ' - D DY'S SiOSEIMPROVE AIP C ON DI 1' I ON I N 0. BU &A FNT ALL TYPES OF CAR REFRIGERATION, DUCT PIPjT PY 'SliD REPAIRS 172 WORK 21 hOer Service All 1314 DYKES AIR CON makes PIT 1011 1110. 37'? 5*77 'i -In un3 .c C' -4 ? - . PI,'to o P. U -" AIVIUIIIWII Screens (i'n'pletv' ro,ilrntS u'it 7 Pt'ilrry)r,, apartment iflrttjcl.ng hpdrOom sets hnk hiwl tnt h.A crs I,v,ng tfl4if'h ii,,?." t!l I nuts ol ('t'ut 5, 1,10'. 1, 1 .4i,I1 & !ii',( EACH HOME FEATURES Central Heat and Air 'Shag Carpeting Throughout 'Ceramic Tile Baths • Inside Utility Room • Outside Storage 'Fully Equipped Kitchen Marble Vanities in Baths • Professional Landscaping • Privately Fenced Rear Yard tDecorative Wallpa pe r in ."chen and Bath lr'','r ,,,,,,.. , . .,,.,- Home Improvements Air Conditioning For tuSu'fl ;u;n ?ia'e'Snpbances tools C3 / I,' You UILL T CALLMV'Ytl AWAY I - -- '28,200 t'I1UN JUST )Ul H .u,( 5' 373 91370 __________________________ etc _______________ 1124.01 '153.36 '160.70 — I I ___ k I F - VA MONTHLY PAYMENT - kU 'L1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE CASH 3224132 ? ___ ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY - by KISH so ____ ' -:;',. 54-Garage Sales OPEN FOR INSPECTION Ren '1 1'kJ . -'.. ... REAL ESTATE I KMI L'',A"P I - l,'TYur.uuwIIIUu.rTTuuWuITwTUTIuJI. , . , ,n.yyy,'-w .,j JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direr? From Booceur" (()• Sr 4(u SeinfOra)1J47J1 COIOPTV%II9SMONIH BY 11. Winter Park, Florida 674 1407 177 7170 "u1150(rr', SALES I 'Z i , w iTTEP,45 FREE rIi' sERBS' '' Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t I I Come On Out And See For Yourself. Z a I ,. Outside $torage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, - a m . f,,.. ____ na,. L'?A --'- Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And -n 6 JIMMY BRYAN TOYOTA , ______________ 65-Pets-Supplies , ' -- -. Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat Ana X After ' - chnw-wefroml (all Paul Peak flflIy CARROLL'S FURNITURE 53—TV. Radio- Stereo '" VA $O DOWN I frips And Soft Tom Central Florida's I .3r53P%? Selections to 64—EquIpment for F - ' '16,900 8 0,/. S Wheel Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel %hAnirpocoifr for only $1 SO per day KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, uSed maChineS i' OOPIEY APPLIANCES 37) 'I PEAL TOPS 171 (5711 MODELS 1I TOYOTA ri ,,oment for Sale , q '_ I -- __ Mill 411.. A, 1k — We Buy Furniture 41) P67 ?VM Son% Fow Marl MAry CLOSE OU T - /.1(11014 1711140 Iikn 1969 Chevrolet El Camino. low milpeige, small V N, auto tranS PS. air Immaculate condition thrOugh,jt 11.600 or best off 10pri . 1&'IIIhifjVVI,YirX11N 1969 Volvo, aulomotic I door Sedan el 1411330 Call 373 SSSlafIer Phone- __________-______ .0 Rest Offer 665 1267 RArlev & A,I'Lit.pICtiSAT OlAl tI', Ilt. Wi.airI I'I4l(LIANP (JPIU '' s ' 52—Appliances '-.•J.I. Buick 1flCtury Air 7(1 Il? is', ls1 aftm'r A PM week da ',n fliiy Furn hire k A -. I Cars 1964 Fl(amirici cju'uodconditp. Qti,S e,tras 177 3191 hm'forel 30a m - after trim 1917 Fcrs c, In rIOr Mode I F - . - -- • , 9 11 S — 63-Machinery-Tools ~,trru I l9P4Corvr',celng for parts 7$I Seirfd Ave after 5 -- St .372 733S ' 373 9136 - FLORIDA P0 Wrr'0rt4f's Garden Center rai t'.1'r'v A," Sarubord VULP DECORATORS - -------- NELS ON'S I j%lor Air. Cash Pig, big 17? 7611 04' I, power, CASH or Your Junk Cars 371 1379 Specat shrub and garden sprayers, 91 cents ci GardenLand. 1400 W. 1st St. 373 600 om. I - 62— .. Um - 307 East First Downtown 377 9411 Evo 169 1146 Aoo w ist All OIIPIF FtlJC,C.Y '61 vw. goon ronnlitirwi ISIYI (ott 17 3 6.11$ ill,-' I" ri rug Iii','. Lion' ., r ittle w,.,,s l Sold new for 3,349 00 Pay balance of SM or 10 paymentS of $9. See at o r-Aint. firm radio. ¶730 '173 1767 06 i For Yru Singer Zg 70(1, in cabnel, 3 front laid Ucluac sewing machine 7 An iiI THE bQi, '. will IA Trusses I3'with7n'ypnheinq SANFORD SEWING CENTER 71 S,nrrect 71' tAO', 3 bedrooms 7 baths, rentral r Make offer (alt 511 7797 B'rher co o 7iitt.l 14111 ifls hews: 9 to / MC..447 t tiudiy 1 Stbocoy & Su,diy PMre t)C3i 322 5721 em 323 6040 igi,it ilnuicig Opportur"Isrs Fq,i H,jucq MODEL 1. • 1971 (bevy Van. model C )) AiitnrntI, 130 V N Extra Sharp ?'afe$y ntci WI Phone 373 0136 Assume Payments C,,ioeva for Sie or rent Call Art Cornet?, 'P71 9197 after 5 n m i ,, ce t.i rr Ccnplef,' P II tru, d,f - CREDIT 171 NSlflnr Ill 1 - hit long table. I (berry F)nnr leaf, 314 M.inIe (Iufli'ltt' table r'nr' hinni.-'s 513 110 3711 i CALI.BART REAl, ESTATE, Pu' (3PlIt BucIr, .4,,,' " . 61—Building Materials Modernizing your HOrTIP? Sell 130 longer needed but useful il ten t with a Classified Ad — F F Fniacuilate 3 Bedroom, 7 bath well maintained. retenIly - 7375 , , . 47—M)blle Homes It) Sam'ora au.utvard Sa,,Iord rIoridi 7)b7I ASSOC I MAr.i4n,ia AVE. 77- (g$qp. 9:43 4P PMMCMMM JOHN XPIDEIi, U : flIJTII V PAVP.'t IIT MAt I chAir%, %IfAiqht ChAil'S. folong chbintI!,ASis Ca%handCarry. NOLLIS can% I & 7 GAI TAXCREDITAPPLIES i..o ' Acreage WITHGOOD office fUrniturp - .. And 3991 1 nv ncr. 177 1307 PAI Townhomes qualify for the 5'!, tat credit. )), new swivel Compare what you're presently paying for rent with how little it will cost you to own a brand new home front Wilco Construction Company. A HUNT REALTY INC. EE, 3727090 ) 5a I ale Mary 7 Bedroom, Florida root" f,'n,'r$ yard shade By - Sep'errb.r 7 like 3,1 of twin ,".If,li' t..')'. i,r,PIr,'".S,'% P. ho' pr,nnt 54% Two oldSewnq n,atb,nm'sSlflearh Call After 5 'I ' v' ,-,.i,. 'Q!' co("r$ W. Garnett White of Holly & Fi,th St 417k — After Pirsurs call Jn McDaniel, 377 "36 !. (APR.) on 7.25'!. little as 5°,', down with financing at 7.75° (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main. Isnance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collec. lion, structural insurance and outside liability. Granada riomes, LOTS FOR REST GREENE INC. REALTORS 5106525 - floodronm excellent cond'lion 3 e.lrat went into the constru(lion Asking 145.000. hut encouraging All oflprt Sanora Homeowvners Association On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and first years membership to March 1, 1976 Prices range from $36,900 to $38,500. Move In for as - 1l:Il1E''1k'1I41 . runs real well - -2 U fjors(M S( shopping, church, $773 mo Redrnnm Used 51-Household Goods A real i'ePty flenirnom 7 bath home. fercpIei.' carpet. hreakfast bar Many Including 3 bedrooms, 2, square feet of living space baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with OICtruC doors, and much central neat and air, color.coordraed more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the ], . sb000'ng ' 1)3.900 1710730 or 567 7649 See what a Granada Townhome has to offer Over 1,650 . . lmo',rild ' lif = nI/l0Iq o k.sn r' the rlif(iu,.nr 01F . 3 1964 Caprice. mechanics soec,a' "' 1969 Poariritoner ..iceIIenI .n ever. resrn'.'t ice cold air. s6n 4tant (Pir,slm,3c Fr'rn free nut?% by letting me Show Irivr'riir your Ir err's I 7131 ,ft." ie*rIr 1,30 0M Graraa Towrhome at Sanora • Move in for less and you V 3 Bedroom. it, bath home on Fern Park. carpeted. draperies, fenced yard, lake prIvileges, near 7 - A full $SOO moving allowance when you buy a new r I bedroom. 7 story with 7 urge q , ___________ - ve got -WILLOW— Served Daily 0'" 7 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. ' PFA(FFIJI. JOHNNY WALKER 377 0*99 Stenstrom Realty. y week Pay to commensur, Ph abilIty Excellent work fringe binefits SI Cump tc, tOt 516 C 0 1 Peg Re a l Estate Itrolr'q 17? 1301, 7610 Hiawatha Ave at IF 97 C on ventional Financing? REALTORS 32) 6333 19A1 Karman Gh,a 1193 - eniupord ,kltcsipn Private Flnaning? a sP'T 1 Which it best for you - it) your situation-No one knOwS -but you We will give you direction to help ivith the right answer for your 3it$tln ':1 Call li'xiay For Appt 9 6 , 59.,sical Wrchandise Sbc'tniin P. (acm' Ithaca 17 Gauni" Mt'i'tV'I 17 I 0kV' new 1100 177 SI yard $79 Farmers Home Administration? Federal HouSing Administration' Veterans Admninistnatin7 Forrest Greene Inc. Inc r.s0PTH PEtIT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean '3 BR home, family room, oararu' carpets III 5777 CLIFF IORDAN, REALTOR Crete. ,.- SpecIal, 3993 I vl Flec-trec Guitar Partial arm s.iw 172 A p ni P. I 30 n m I Who Knows? r;1 jii I 19M Donor' RI auto 1393 1970 'Tormnin IM cog air, auto. 5393 1970 Rebel. A evi 'Sutfl extra clean MAI nriAnfin ' '' 327 Pr-rin 1"Artrit. .n ' U9 OW area, 4 iA 1961 Firebird V N yellow twei. ¶79 1971 flat'.,in Wagon (hit WPCI , - -tioi,-nn rooarAnfred lowest llnt,irrristed for hedge land teapnn 7041 Holly Ave CuSTOM BEAUTY Talk about leirge rooms 7.900 so It' CentralFtoridi's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 36 Mrs Mello cli? ioners II * They're Hot" * .', '- 11111 i()WAPflp(Jp' HASE (If- ANY CAR r'' cglontP: .and Grand • or' non organs flru(i'dO horvir ri-re free-% Air (rinddion", twl. %S1.5m Stemper Realty vvortniS25 1493 , - F-Ill IFPRWIISFI 177 1947 ' 4PUI ' ' ' 19661 Rird,fullyr'cjuipped.e,cpItent Payton Realty 322.2090 Fr ench 322 199) 327 7371, 337-1196, 317 1914 377)939,3371164 31711 41 1171% ., '— MOUNTAIN' ______________________________ — 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD .. ' - ROBSONMARIP4E Hwy 179? 1?? 3961 ¶194(0 Forrest Greene, 171 rlSl Pt :.t I n o.creproed QAlrbo with FXCI (ISIVE AREA " Neat rw'drncum roft,jrje on deep frut tree '.P't1r'cj tnl Slfk 3 14) C,oryl Perms 125 1919S have Stenstrom ReIty, one of Sanford's And Seminole Conty'I leading Pealtort for nearly 70 years, hit 3 npPnlnc3t in its e,panding real estate clivltiøn If you're already a turressful arid .itpecleoced sales prson, or newly licensed and lAffir * "Get 'Em While * a ' 1 This rsu W or th ______________________________ . First St 311 31S E 7 oo 15lS11 Ki s h Re a l ELsLaLe 15ea1 stafte FROM PARK AVENUE DUPLEX - T wo l"enlrnom, I bath each side Doubt.' oeirao. Let your property pay for itself Only ¶23 000 CoIl now to 54'.' IIIE omuswE OF THE 001'Atie V 10' vithwnrkchnuoanr1ntenivo4space 3 BedroOm. 7 bath, large fenced yard. eiellent Condition ¶73.900 3734061 or 373 0517 eviS Furnished 7 bedroom apt. AdultS Retired t*ily to sit In my home with two small children Refernct Bea utifully lOW (OIIPITY TAXES Im meiruileil.' 7 bedroom CBS home BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES No down New houses In rural payment, monthly payments less than rent Governmtnt subsidized to Qualified buyers Call to see Is yOU Quality ' " . -ri.., A .1 IS' Riinuiti'iu,t fiherql,is canyas top. 341 SIP Mero,ry "none & boat in erretlent Shape P. ready to go C.00d lr,lulr', 5793 1771067 WIlSON MAIFR FURNITURE to elementary, bicycle to college VA avr'ithl,' 171.300 B; (3wnrr M"10 2 Peg Real Estate Brok er 6761 room, frisrd& salary Call 901 759 3357 after S p m - COUNTRY ESTATE STUDIO I, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES M IJNSWORTII REALTY for local apartment cclmptr,,livp in Hu%blnd can 7363 ParK Dr fed Irivitirig pool. and large 4 bedroom horn., with family room Only ¶31 500 1971 PIyn'.rumith ',.pt,'IIItC "' P,iir oreen with ivti'?c y'flvl too LOW 'I,'.ni,' i II .' Aer Irk," n.I/ I "i' 1 ' .'.' ' ' IA' Plnt,ueCal With trailer . . gency hoppinO r'nten and tuar* Iand 7 bedrooms. carpet. air. Quiit Lease No pets 317 1510 AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 6413019 our Apartments 1 bedroom. 1 bath, newly decorated. iveilkirig dstance to 7 Room efficiency for 13 after 10 a rn Eitreq,1 CA Y our •VSL..J A Luxury Patio *03W itt St d Crea?on' A Marshall Fi mllyCwrirrl company nat a IC comm for someone who i% I tiouS and personable F lnirsa No inveStment in prod franchise Call Mr Watson. i Anytime RE AL TOPS rl.'llruna QUALITY INN NORTH 11&5R134 Longwood p an act In classified It don after what you need You'll at some reader has iust 'rn he or she would likt to s 322•2420 - 76063. Hwy 1797 REALTOR )?)3171 - WE TAKE TRADES n1d bricktOO and fireplace ntpr(o, beautiful neil fIonr rio t0 Acres with )acr f tale' 'iitII like Gardens o . - __________ .-_ . ( 'I . ri.,, _ W h Ath eneva ,.-. ______________ -- 1973 fli,'tS I .",atirp ,,ir rut . or brs oif.'r 177 1991 or '1177111 ill,., S CAI I 70 SEE THE • Breakfast Anytime -j_ COUNTRY (.AKEF PONT- Close to town. I bedroOm I acre. boat ________ 370(11 truiltiS, pirplln' fririqiitifw 51 IV) or he,1 offer '17% 7M6 '69 VW - I. ,• MerClIDflUlSe I l,.4Il ',' ' --- 80-Autos, for Sale 13' F iPw'rglasa. Bass txial fully narpv-Iect with II.s.I P. rod wfl5 (31' 171 1M9 I., fn? P II am 4 'In time 1 Pi,',Irni refrinP(AInf. 7n` for only 319900 I (On buy a I BR. 7 bath hnmewith central hpt ,ur ufl Moving I an Retirement Home I 2.00 APirOPr) TOP 11Z —. _ ç' HALCOLBERT,REALTOR Eves 32) 0617 Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOC IATE,372 1317 1 or? Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7543 Park Drlvt, IJO up. per hour commission Full ambitious, call Herb Stenstrom, 377 7170 or 177 7677r for con fii1r'ntil int erviews I WWKB~o~ ." . Realty • REALTY INC 116W 2nd St disposal: oil heat, 1.10 70 C,ct Some action with a He rtassified ad We'll help you i ife an ad that will bring a fast IC (At t 377 74 It — 207 E 75th 5?. 121 711) Join The Leader. PO e.g a rew ,partrnpn? HAL COLBERT 7 Bedroom Furnished - R071111111111111111111111 Stenstrom _______- Pi', 0 II' floe, r, bc'. fiber j lass with 1917 P41 Pr' Irlun'.ra', .'lni'tric and Mel "belt lilt trailer A'.Iiirvi 567% Phone '177 6909 ____________________________________ NOW . i '' ''''i- , ' , ' 5 ' ii i.i, , ' ,', •,' i 1974 (ann. 7000 C( engne. air. AM ,o(')pi., Ior 76 mpg tn. n 30 r to "r)(1 " ni,i.0 $i v'i t, 1''. ), , (A • • .o' I I 1977 Ford . ton 'ck Ufl low elan new bre'ç M4)tor & body ',ns'Ilnnt rAnititiOri Selling for 1400 brIny, reIul 171 0171 ' 1 ti,'c$ron,n waterfront borne heautilul e,t 50—M,JSCCllafleOuS for Sa le chin formal dining. F- lot ida ' ' noon' n,'ritral heat 6 air, fenr.'d K it(tiNl Ilattirnono Cabinets. Count I P. i , I •,P.t ry'u wagon i','r,,,'r 'Sr Prirfi.' 1970 •na, V 'tfrn"t, 37311 119 973 - (Al I '17° 7AII 1'1711 . _._---- 19MfP'evv pick on. lcwiq bed. 6 cyl I Spd'fil rnrgl condition, lag P. ' ui 1.'rry P.'.iIly Pi',lI?or 67$ risis. SWIM si at r At - - ' . -'' Living WAPI1 TO SELL YOUR HOME' T TREMENDOUS BUY- lnthl'?O's. bedroOm. 7 bath, split bedroom plan, central air, fireplace. C' cellent location From I either employment I 4737543 hidden name and box it In as shown: NFALIORS 63J6061 Alter Sirs III 1170 PEAL TOR 377 719* 41—Houses 1711M.1 1% ary--Adultt 1 BR. air, cIoi Ideal for ret rres, churches rsons 66* 64118or317$051 Manaoer RI SDHVESBERSHANAVAS Setirug Iur'tcyyw ,ipr,iusaI ¶23 9011 hr I I "Ii . p. ii,.is.' r 1 , i,i'r'il 371 _________ ENR IWCEBAE I PEACPAAW ESAIIVOVAVASVNINEOS I or I OR mini farm, with lots of fruit Has I BR MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pro Real Estate liroK," 322-7643 ___________ -- ,inriu'uiItuurl walk to lake — ,,_ 'i ii'.igi' tracts. r,rmiwo I (o k ei,11l ,irunl targi- 57 (5)0 'r acre ' 7473 YALE AVE CaIIBrt Real Estate Harold Hall Realty eral commissions .- -IL Property LOW PRICE- 7 Bedroom, in good condition, e,cellent location $16,300 Terms RENTAL LAKEFRONT. 7 Bedroom choce lg(Ct100 1773 mo P F N S S A D 0 K V V E B S E P I S S 110 Mixi~ 111 I — Friday, Sept 7 1 /5 -79 -___ .. ---- Beautiful 7 story 1 Iitthr'o r'rl,uiprn"rl '.plit Ian Many r.lr,i' Pi',ti'ql 0 ')'s 172 r,c,,r '1 OR I FuIh, TOP I AIII4EI AVE 441,400,10 II pn,uind (iiuit-t(il. for .,% boo,,' or htr'n.cs ItS 900 .. Well (r.mrirraI holciriri for 0(1 F,0n(0 A' 21C'O '.0 Ill 660 ft ample pmrbn it days. 377 1319 rvennq% A C 0 S V E I C 0 A I B T I S S I I S S A B 1, Country F . rl , .-,, s ct'ea"j 43'- air' — r ,1, on ------ furrptarr' venrkthnn fenced yard, --- P ,, n RI Fsta'u'itrokec 11 r.' '° ' 7 ' 1713713 'I?? rear I 'rge ,raue - 7139 GALE PLACE 3 BR. I',balh. earage, 3 yes old, in new con ditiCun ¶71,900 WITT REALTY Ne Bedroom apartment. 117 FrenCh Sparrows flA3'WOO() (1 W(L. F .1 BR. I' bath, new carpet, in e x cellent nm.'. .i00 rAtehur 58 — — — — ? 741 Apt llit, Carpeted, nctitionrd. kithpnS equipC st Sanford residentiil at ma SEEK & FIND' I BEDROOM I', i tPi, P. rrtnicp'r,jlor ¶7.500 t ion HOME P. POOL S l'i'r!rnicur,, 7 h.itt'iS I (ii, oar 05' F IA H A r'i'.c I' 5.41 07 Real Estate 7 Or, 1163 iS: no w — lAP t'iS ConvenIent 10 S(hoolS P. Shopping SANFORD MOBILE PARKS. INC 37—Business Hilo M i — — SIAff't lt.it.' l:niuien i ,1 7 C AIr'r1r 3t5l'IrIJf'(L) CHILDREN WELCOME Mannr Woman toshe 6 o. Faust's Drugs 0.41 , GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3703 Orlando Drive Sanford 171 3700 vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -__'__ ._.._80--Autos for Sale 8Autos for Sa le % T raulrr I tong nyprall Ip,"nit ru' unfit Ignylup, ?I, )' Iarrir,i, ,,f elt r"erlr,c hrike, for Pamilinqi trartn, rut I niece gf vImi;rinumnt %V%) term 359 3777 lIrPAT H t A P4f) ORY ) If ,ts,'vr ores .s Pu'-,al lbal'% tin Øinr Ifri rt'r,'l "ru 1 II'S for) hg IC ni,r fIr,.r.. II S too y,'l,i.itul l i,,'.t 'ut .Sromunct ann get r'lrl,'y 'elI it with p f.,'.cif unit .ini Ana IteM ni'r wife a,,, rwi the i,ovi ni - rinvion -- HONOR ___________48 _______ tli,s tat I S,,-unity Deposit Required --- Baseball 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (9) Miss Black America (24) Romagnoli's Table 4:00 (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman 4:30 (6) CBS Sports Spectacular (24) Man Builds Man Destroys (35) Car And Track (44) Sports Legends 500 (2) The Invisible Man (8) High Chapoeral (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Caught in The Act (3$) Party (44) Star Trek 5:30(24)Black perspective On The News (24) Interface (3.5) Bobby Gotdsboro (44) Untouchables 600 (6.8) News 630 (2,6,8,9) News (24) The Arbors (35) Pop Goes The Country EVENING 7,00 (2) Last OfThe Wild (6)HeeHaw (I) News Conference (') Lawrence Welk 7RP $40 &F — f%%, 'l USJ IyCtp. residential AMEN . 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SAP4 I APIOC) RE At I Y INC PFAI IONS 814 6777 373 6331 TOPS 643 ______ - - - -- -- - - - . 79-Trucks-Trailers -------- 55-Boats & Accessories Winter ç1 p ru'i. , w • drnion ,, .,, he (ifl.'flir", 57% (4)0 (ANFORD For eflfflrrn,it,o,i c.3II -. - - with screened In porch. furniShed No pets $73 wk 173 263* ,UflOF AMERICA. Phone; 12710 -Good Things to Eat 19 _____ 1130 mo A A flrnkrr. 377 ¶997 WEEKLY RATES — — -_ Challenge 1:56 (6) In The News 7:00 (2, 11) Major League Baseball () Movie (24) Creative Faculty Wanted / Apoirtrtir'çt buildings, near town convenient In chopping sistnict .1011 'rhrvilc 370 000 each terms ii ,l,fy ,nr (ISflfl REBATE NOQUAL IFYIPIC, New I tidrni honlO All ritras I CI intereru s'v wun 172 — YOU LargeIfl bath borne, nice family r r'citiipg'urri kitchen new carpel no oualifvinni Only 573 900 )G7 I , ,ty,3,I,ihIp '171 1717 rwnnn Ne It Pf I,v-ntl tin - — It and Fnqlith Teachers College. , is, — after S Ml 6701 - r)ay', 37/ 6173 Niflhtc oiln - CO. ' ' BROKERS (ecpr'pot S.inlord to.' .itnn 3 IR ¶i ti,ith family room ( r'ntral ') a r'n a I w e rent rate ¶7 500 loan 3707 11 month nrincp. intrr,',t in vrS Total $7', 000 71 1 JOHNS REALTY - BALL P F AL TY - CHOICE LISTINGS N ALL PRICE RANGES 117W I'.? St. 177 SAIl. 37? 7737 - ST 42-Mtbile Homes - -- - - Larry Saxon, ReaIt( 7&IIIR MOBIL F HOMES Ftirn.stied Inc ludrig Ulitirs __ .. , large 1 bedroom mobile home 12 113 — - Attractive, Intelligent young Vietnamete female refugee. Q'dfe of University of Saigon _____ (24) Wall Street - 21—Situations -- H°n' — home, rice fi Two bedroom ,Qhile 317 1191, rent or sale location, for (tsnahan . 11111111111111111111111— 377 37W 41-Houses 7 Pi'drioiu ,Ijr cnd.toned Iencpd ,lrd 19(11 Stun m,'r In A e '6 900 or riiIe off,',' 177 I97 _____ _______ — WOw'3'M) DOWN I' 10 Seminole 377 1170 preferred DDLE DAY CARE 3233690 — FIV 1 — ir •', 114. ',. ,,,..nv' n'nu oto (.'nlrai lu-ut & I' hMh, 171 flI7 7$46 EtC,t PrOve , ________ . - 41-Houses 41—Houses h,'. SniatI nw mobile hOC, private. 75,174' fenced lot, large shade trees. city water P. sewer Couple Id rare, fenced playqroiL 53 Flattish emperor — 16 getting sound 29 Continent 30 Russian — — 51 Attention. emperor — — Sunday C. '' Hrlp create an Attention Retirees on thO viIl6QC retirement iøeaI Camp at beautiful Wekiva River or Noon The Day Before Publication 27 Parts of a week 50 Diminutive 28 Roman SUffiR 6 Go 7 Obliterate — final stage 44 Piectous stones 45 Fruit drink 48 Eastern state ab) 24 Mars tcomt form) 25 American astray — DEADLINES c TAIiN I E I L:::jL S A15151 1. ) C)'A 23 Leader (H) university 26 Mine entrance 28 Burmese spirit 2 Girls name 3 Winged 31 Soviet range 33 Never growing 4 Decamped 5 Military old OOnflict 35 PefiOd of 100 yea's MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 18 Region fl ind.i 40 Auricle 42 Insect in its I Eastern noblevioman 31c a line .24ca line 26 times 11$2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum JE 20 Sensed 21 Soviet warplane 22 Solar disk DOWN 41c a line 1 lhru S times 6 thru 25 times HOURS or 34--Mob RATES LA ---- --- - o a e.i' 15 Put in order 16 Auricle 17 Word of disgust substance 20 To and 21 West 23 British CLASSIFIED DEPT. .' form) Week R 3:50 (9) Movie S Seven da,s 1 (33) NFL Action '75 (44) Combat 130 (8) Speaking With cLJ 177 797 831- 9993 322 -2611 3T1 LjITI 10 AiMI Ar c o P.'T9$i 1S'r4AIE EJ ACROSS 43 Before in time ¶ Period of time 45 First man (24) Washington Your pI5l J E AC Furnished? 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Friday, Sept. 12, 1975 SUNDAY EDITION /SANFORD Ifite F ,dy S eO - I 2th 68th Year, No 20—Sunday, September 14, 1915 (ione time EMINOLE - n q nr Ffr)rsda 17171 - 0r1(P 20 Cents I C 4 7:30 Pit. F. Use Of Felon ()Ulf 11 The First Home Game Of The 1975 Season - Seminoles vs. Oviedo Lii Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Location Oviedo Home Daytona Mainland 3 Oct. 10 St. Augustine Home Oct. 17 Gainesville Away Oct. 24 Nov. Nov. Nov. 7 13 21 Home Lyman Home Daytona Seabreeze Away Lake Brantley Coach Jerry Posey 10 John Spolski 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 31 33 34 35 38 40 41 42 43 Away Colonial Name 14 Home Oct. No. 11 Away DeLand I - SanfordSeminoles Line Up Team Port Orange Spruce Creek - 7 ' Home Mike Meredith, Manager 44 Position No. QB Mark Whigham QB John Litton QB Mike Tucker WE Nathanialwashingfon HB Tim Raines HB Herbert Branch HB Bobby Duggar WE Lawson Dennis HB Ronald Fleming HB Antonio McGill WE Langston Menefee HB Derrick Cooper HB Drew Bongianni WE John Causey HB Bill McDaniel FB.LB Ronnie Washington WE Robert Law FB Gerald Meyer C-LB Leroy Martin WE Ned Raines FB-LB 50 52 54 60 61 62 63 64 66 70 71 72 73 74 76 80 81 82 86 87 88 Name Position Ronald Carter Virgil Jenkins David Parker Ricky Mann MG C C G T TE G G T I T I i T I E E-QB TE.T TE-T TE.LB WE Tracy Brown Joe Washington Kenny Adams Kenny Smith Kenny Lee Robert Charles Aaron Mills Chuck McMullan Steve Gathers Earnest Manley Marcus Kendrick Charles Riggins Greg Pringle Mike Good Curtis Johnson Ken Meadows Joe Pickens / . . fl 110 11 I.IA0V1 Herald Staff Writer '.liss Parker adJiiitte(J, under document with the forged of shipping firearms t o Israel, 'ifi'•l he rPVIr t(Jk 11 bribe !. in the trial that her car signature of a (Iepty County Tax testified that Swartz folded a and didn't remember thiti.d Iaikd the safety inspection (olIcdor and a home-made fiveIollar-biIl and held it in the Parker car. his Inspector's Seminole Assistant Public inlatt' Fettuary or early March stamp impression of the name palm of his hand and shook number wasn't on the m• IX-fender George Sprinkel is and that sh4. had (Iriwl the car of the .ix tolketor, testified band,s with Troiano during the spection certificate for the car eekirig a grand jury probe into until July 9 when, in assisting that he plated a magnetic safets inspe(tmn that was entered as evidence i Ihe cmiduct of sheriff's agents Itu tR e Jim lone s she had dealer's t i' on \tis Parker's Then %% as 't st imons tha' 'h tr ii h used a three-time (on• h. auto in xctcd again t he tar July ii) and used false Troiano then put his hand in his Jones testified that the liveitted felon for shoni ,i Sanford MV! station and it ownership papers in her pocket, but nobod> said the> dollar-bill wasn't marked or warrant was outstanding, in the again failed to pass inspection presence when the car was saw him with the money. Jones dyed or its serial number bribery of a county Motor because (11 a faulty steering inspected by Troiano at the testified that Swartz or the auto recorded because Troiano Vehicle Inspection I MVh iriechanism and tires. Casselberry MV! station. seren't searched afterward for asn't to be arrested that day employe. Jerry Swartz, a former Fern Both Miss Parker and the *bill. lie was arrested on the bribery Sprinkel said, based on sworn Park used car dealer now in Ssartz, who numbers among Troiano admitted having two charge Aug. 6, arcordin' ' testimony gained by the state prison for uttering a Iii convut ions a federal felony p r ior criniiiil cinvictions but Continued on Page A i defense in the bribery case, he . / ( . . , . .. . - .- is also seeking a grand Jury probe of allegations of P. irregularities, improper procedures and misconduct" iii stations. the operation of county M\ I "I intend to follow this thirl" 1hr6Ugh,Sprinkel said. - A don't intend to let it drop." . -- .. Sh iff Def ends Act Used In lnvesti*gations * 1k said lie vs ill meet this vs t k with State Atty. Abbott herring about the matters and seek the Sheriff John Polk Frida' One of the officers namnel b: "Certainly I am not about to contradict the grand Jury probes. defended tis investigators, Sprinkel said, -see nii ats t a t ements a11ri u Cu 10 a jud ge. Herald learned Sprinkel revealed in court hearing tome> 'vs hen the news reports vsould ask for grand Jury in. have used a defendant awaiting in the public's Interest I believe it IS neceswere mentioned by a reporter estigations after his client was sentencing in a drug case in sary to elaborate on the reports in the news I'olk confirmed that the of. convicted last week of taking a investigations of other cases, media." ficers have been ordered to $ tribe to pass an auto with Polk sail he disagrees with Sheriff John Polk make no comments, faulty equipment July 10 and the stand taken by circuit court "I can appreciate the concerti issue a safety inspection judges "In cases where a of the courts in not wanting an sticker, defendant is on pre-sentence is arrested the defendant isn't Ikhre the cocaine arrest she law enforcement agency to 'put A circuit court jury in the investigation" but said he to be "a tool of law en- allegedly had worked with her back into the same tempcourt of Circuit Judge Robert H. thinks his disagreement should forcement." undercover drug agents. t.ations she couldn't resist," Mc(rcgor found Anthony C. Lx- handled In the courts. lie Local court rules adopted by Judge McGregor ordered her Polk's statement said, "Hut a: Troiano, 45, of Orlando. guilty vss,ulln't elaborate or indicate the judges of the 18th Judicial to no longer cooperate with law the same time I am concernesl of accepting unauthorized when or ho w the disagreement Circuit Senmlnole-Brevardt enforeernentagencies"starting that the public may read into ompensation as a county ruighit he handled in court. prohibit such activity, officials today'' this admonition that they i the 'mplove. Polk nitale reference to news said. "Certainly I am not about to public m are not to offer their Troi,ano, lather of two maIl reports that Circuit Court When J'idge McGregor was contradict the statements at- cooperation to lawmen," children, Is In jail awaiting Judge Robert H. McGregor had sentencing Mrs. lingo Thur. triliuted to a judge," Polk Polk saltt that despite the completion- of a' toutl-ordered "blasted" and "scored" law sday to three years probation staled in a news rekase he- 'iatebt1n4roveznits in tb. . .. ; - I b Detenaer Wants Jury Pro e . 41~ Issue I I I •ij _ ) Sanford 1975 Game Schedule Date ____ _____ At . . . - P TOUCHOOWN This Page Sponsored By The Seminole Team Boosters Listed Below ... -- ___________ 'j. FIT . 'Z 'U"-- i NOWTVI r_ pre-6entence investigation. He enforcement arencies and - Eat 'Em Up Team! I NP Meet Your Friends After The Game Shatter 'em Sanford Auto Parts • Seminoies "Your One Stop Store In Downtown Sanford" at The Tribe Is Back... a Rah,Rah,Rah ... Lewis Childers, Owner 304 W. 2nd, Sanford Ph ouk Best MAO Seminoles, plug that hole! In put ,uur fir.. Yea Paint Center Roofing & Sheet Metal Home Improvement Team... niq tz Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 11 C....i....i 118 S. Sanford Ave. r&.. Ph. 322-2624 fI1', SHOE STORE DC 1 (iO! Team Go! Rack' Em Up, Tribe DEKLE'S u' Put Em Down The Drain Seminoles! PLUMBING UsSeBANIK Open Mon. Thru Sat. 24 Hrs. Sun. Until 10 p.m. Repairs • Custom Work • Alterations OF SEMINOLE 1-IE1,118ER F D I C 1I Water Heaters 105 S. French lowc ()PIJntnD - 1 - ' I' McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners I) 09W. 13th By El) PHICKETF Herald Staff Writer Senunole' County's population is expected to grow from its present 134,000 to it whopping 33500 hy 1990, according to a study released by the county's planning department. Despite the present — economic slowdown," estmumates show 186.000 persons living in Seminole by 1980. "lliuring the period from 1970- rate. Altamonte Springs registered the largest numerical increase, from 4,391 to 11,175, or 15.4 per rent, Mille Winter Springs shossed the largest percentage of increase, 163 per cent. 'l'hit' primimar> impetus for Seminole County's population Lxomim during the three-year ;xricx1 was the impact of Walt Disney World," the stud) says. And, according to an article published by the East Florida Regional Planning Council, many persons attracted by l)isney hoped to move to Osceola Counts' but moved instead to Seminole "Short 1% after the annouflcemni'nt of Walt Disney World in 1967, Osceola County and in particular Kissimxnee were universally expected to be most impacted li> the huge complex 'in fact, however, spetuilat m t' 11mvestnme'nt force-it land prices beyond the developable levels. Develop-went responded by leap. frogging to Seminole County," the pamphlet says. With the' rapidly increasing Ixipulation, "more acres of previously undeveloped land vsill be converted to urban type uses," the stud>' says. Because of higher population densities and less land, the '. study says ''intense coinpetition" will promote development of "lower cost land" which has a lesser suitability for development. The study says that governwent will he required to do a lot of planning to insure orderly growth patterns. The study was presented to county commissioners for their study at the commission's upci-tat tn,' ,t,ni, Urogranus and p()licue must be developed so that growth can be accommodated, yet maintarn a high quality en- f.-: v!ronrnent, - 'tJnt'nntrolled growth, . without discrimination proven to be extremely cost' "Planned grovsth has pro'. 'n to be more desirable and les'. costly then unto r'!le growth," the stt:l'. _' SC 5% sc 51) Dear 1%hbs KIDDY 'S Standard Service Sanford IA Ph. 322.9871 I)r, linnh I lurehe opt' Hospital Obituaries Sports ide'. isimm %%onit'n SI) 51) SA 1411 1-It' F Missing 24 Years, Man Found By Lady Detective Mrs Vera \t,R' l.tn',i tried tis i lrv .im. but 1st miever given locate' tier uiimsmng brother for ui), nearly 24 t'ars, then she moved Vera Mae last saw Robert in to Like Mary and her plea for hluvst'll, Mich., when their lit -11) Ii) the St'i i inole County ii iuther timed. Ti 'ri the older Sheriff's Department got brother, tier last Living relative, results. - -' - k t he rqrt a nti omptitur.s scull take it I rid is 'IN J sqUes scas A check vs ith the Michigan to call Mr anti Mrs. Lentz in Slit' said she toOk a ''lot of I 'pt. of Motor Vehicles about a the office to show them t 's'iblt iris r s license .ip ire fulls printed letter fr o i tin from the me n vs hen thu re-port that she was searching I)licatmumi b% Preston tire'.'.' a Robert, with a dainty fern Ic enclosed, fir a imiani vs ho had been missing blank. 24 > e'rs '.'.as Imsted at headBut Mrs. Jaques didn't stop They haven't > t't tntablish quarters, there. \I rs. I .ent z had the sigriifit'ance of the tern Ic Mrs. L&'ntz hadn't been able' remembered something about but Mrs. Jaques sa> s, 'Until Iht'rt Ili be going to kmisc differnt I'll s'siru,tI,.r to lurmsli much ,. 'u0 - disappeared. Ih'te'ctivt' Carol Jaques, of Through the years she souglc the department's iimissi ng help from agencies in locating j.'rs"ns seti ion, found Mrs. Ither!, but nobwh vs as ahil(' I intl it ,!Ii,'r laliri I)r.ik.' liii hits .h.. -,i,I • I it i rug ugutive ve Carol Jaques' Persistence Pays Off tft ' n ,vi X7 . Y '''.'l Around The (lock ilri(lg(' Calendar (omits ('rnsssnrd Editorial Seminoles .,.,) ciirnng sporadically spreadmnn Ph. 323-4640 Go for a Win... 00 N. French 1973, the county as a whole experienced a whopping 48 per cent increase Numerically, the county grew 40,377 in V)PulItI0n as compared with 28,745 for the previous 10-year period," the study says. During the three-year high growth period, unincorporated areas grew 45 per cent, while all he combined cities experienced a 53 per cent growth • Today A I Porzig FLAGSHIP GULF SERVICE 111 CcpCisuøt Scot Wi8ka Un Adcock rnrh Seminole County's Population To Hit 335,000 By 1990 Go, Team Go! a Gud Yez ,t ' According To Planning Department Study Complete Auto Interiors 322-5651 1 1(110 t C ranrhAtia Wishes Team 3est Auto Glass & Seat Cover Co. Behind You Team AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Chris & Aggie Portewig, Owners CHEER ABOUT We Know You Can Win. Boat Tops, Convertible Tops Vinyl Tops & Landau Roofs BURGER IN nil C There was plenty to cheer about at Seminole High's football '.tat]jum Friday night as the Seminoles uut-classed Us medo 534 in the season's opener for both schools. here, four-year-old Nancy Terse llllg.'r, Seminole High ('heerleading mascot, joins hievrieadvr Maureen Harrison for a pause that refreshes, Complete football results from the area are in today's spurts section sehik the cheerleaders are featured in the Seminole Magaiim'. Herald Photo hi> 11ill Vincent Jr.i A LOT TO on her June 26 guilty plea to handed reporters Friday. 'echnoloiacal field designed to is scheduled for sentencing pCrM)nnCI for using the services possession of cocaine, her at- 'however', in the public's inaid law officers to apprehend Nov. 3 and could receive a and "enlisting the aid" of Mrs. torney, George Sprinkel, terest I believe it is necessary violators, "we stiiI need the' nri\imurm sentence of fivv I)t i,'i ah hi'': Lingo, 20, of Fern named Sheriff's detectives l.t. to elaborate on the reports in fullest cooperation of the public )ears in prison. Park, vstijle she was awaiting R.C. Parker, Sgt. William the news media." to help us in our job of WflVi(1iflg The auto Troiano was conentence for possession of Vinton and Jerry (.'apshaw as The handout said Polk 'aas better securit and ;r: victed of taking a bribe to pass i (Wairiv officers who had been working "particularly chagrined with for !hem,as meeting state safety stanJudge \IcGregor said the scith his client, the reference that she was "Quite frankly, I'm ap. lard.s was a 1971 Chevrolet court frowns on this type of Mrs. Lingo said she'd been ordered to no longer cooperate pre-hensive ;it the inherent vs ned by Sheriff John Polk's activitv by law enforcement ''ontacted by detectives and had ssith law enforcement agen'eretarv, Miss Margie h'rkcr . If it .'rs ant saul n.' a person I C ontinued on Pat .t e rkt'I on unrelated case.s (If", ' ,.-- je :: Arrested In Area (H .i•ct' tic rt'ix)rte-(l S.eturilas vii route Altamont Springs to take h tit a !1- ear-old limo mtt'ntifit'cI as indicted bs it cranti Jun for attempted murder of a police officer and iKisse ssmnn of narcotic-s Altauumunte Springs police s.ul Fred M. I )ris e'r, 2.1, %% as . ''•..-:. e r-::''c'_"i' . . sV -.•--- ep- ... 7 ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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/. 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I 'i _,_, . ;, .'.' . -. .. - 477 '- I ' ."'-' .•• • J tie argued that law en. a "may I a ozen' cars Pas ' sod forcement couIdn't justify failed because of a faulty with f ulty equipment. lie said breaking laws to do what they'd leering mechanism and tires. the w bribe "payoffs" were made .LsOn. done in the Troiano case Swart2. who sa id he had met at locations other than Defense attorney George because it goes ag nst what ,s previous! with Jones, FBI, Cas.selberry Ml,! station Spflnkel said immediately that ,t I he start of the trial • Contin ued on page 12A) the conviction will be bppealed. Secret Service and state, at nt md McGregvr ordered Trolano, the 45-year .okl la ther of two small children, hld in jail but indicated bonu will be considered once the appeal is filed 1 rotano, who adziiittej two prior criminal convictions, testified that he had never acceptedabribetopasjiara the Casselberry MV! station and that he didn't remember inspecting Margie Parker's 1971 Chevrolet on July 10 when Jerry Swart:, a former Fern Park auto dealer now set-sing a priso term ntermfor uttering a forgers of the Seminole tax collector's name on an alleged lien receipt and Miss Parker testified they took the defective auto through the inspection line Trotano said the inspector s number on the inspection certificate was anothtr man s but state witnesses said the forms had been pre numbered earlier at 'he sta rt of the work dI% Miss Parker and Swartz , an I ' ' • Obituaries 1 - . . - -- e - b' • 4 ... - - 1P1 . i - \ it ,... - .I , FIr0' i a . -. I IP) - " , a as . - - ' i' -1,11, "4 r v ,. / '. -' - - l -N\ - rA -r _." vI'• -. .-'' ' t A ;''/ . ,. I', iL " county legal department. You Williatiis says creation of a that, he said professionals say have to create your own county legal department would it' hinibrough s raised iheaperfora county to hire 4% Itit hAquestion at a budget slashing department' eliminate the need both for its own legal staff. Kimmibrough's comments Freeman and for tht. labor " session Tuesday , but Officials say the chief at proposal the came alter Commissioner Mike attorney — resulting in a net torney in the new department SA c0liunission. It was the second Hattaway suggested cutting savings to Iaxpayers of W.000 would function much the Saint, $10000 from the amount yearly 11mm' the matter has be as a department head. Off mciaI 12 h uikttt-tI for count s' att ,r,i, t i 'ii, i ,i,,,,.,.... . Ii tti,iiigI ,t,, i iun " Hospital P11lPh1 :' 11 00 Kimbrough Backs Move To Create Legal Abolish Post Seminole County coniKinibrough 4aid com. Also suggested by Hattaway the cowity attorney's position," missioner John Kimbrough has iiitssioners were 'fooling" was cut of $25,000 from money Williams said when he first proposed creation of a county theiw%-lves if they thought, they budgeted for an attorney to suggested a legal departnien! legal department — a move could cut costs by reducing the handle labor negotiations.' egotiations on Aug 25 officials say would eliminate amount, of money budgeted for The labor attorney carn.s Kimbrough said Tucsdis (ount'. Attorney Torn Freeman's fees upwards of $100 per hour, and professional studies show the Freeman 'ss post amid case "Logically," limbrough $100 000 ii is been budgeted for cutoff point for paying a counts SH taxpayers an estimated 185,000 said -you've got to go to a his pay att orney is$70000a sear. After to win In this sckend, see Page 13 of today's Iferald. BANGLENDISH 46CT. , pensation as a county employe. aximuni sentence on the conviction is five years in .. They must think polluuon in Snin1e County is going to go away," said Adair. admitted law enforcement a motel to c lst4jnt State Attorney Bill informant with four felony tornes igenLs at discuss various criminal ac- Ileffernan sought a court order convictions, including a federal tivities in central Florida, said to keep reporters out of the A suspended county motor conviction for shipping he placed a magnetic dealer's courtroom during Swartz' ehtc1e inspector was in jail fireirmsto Israel, testifi ed that license tag on Miss Parker's testimony on the grounds that today pending a pry-sentence Swartz had a folded up five, car, and used a false title Swartz, now a state prison investigation following his dollar-bill In the palm of his registration slip showing the inmate, fears for his life in conviction Wednesday of taking hand wben he shook hands with car was owned by his Fern connection with his activities as a $5 bribe to issue a state auto Troiano during the inspection Park Motors, in getting the auto an informant in ot her cases. safety inspection sticker for an procedure. inspected. Judge McGregor deni ed th e auto with faulty' equipment They said Troinno mentioned Sartz under oath admitted state's motion to gag the press. OlAflt.(l by Sheriff John Polk 's that the auto had bad tires, but secretary. the defendant said he didn't hi had bribed a former \Pd Sprinkel, in closing A t w o-woman, four man remember making such a inspector "ma y be treeorfour arguments to the jury, charg ed months before" to issue inircuit court jury deliberated statement on Jul 10 the t w o-day trial sas a tio k Ior fa b' nearly two hours at the end of travesty to justice, calling M' P k t tIled esi h t he t a tr ars h e man the to.da% trii1 before Circuit Swartz a bum and saying of a failed pass sae Swartz is no longer i h Judge Robert B. McGregor Ca had e theuseo(histestimony,' If this before returning the verdict inspection in ati Fe br uary or county IV! department and is w ha t the citizens of Seminole that Anthony (.. Troiano, of cans .arc1 anu t..at se U4U hasn'tt been arrested. _OUnty County ant In law en., • (u isin the car l ul y s..tn, in o ther tsumony, flO heard : Orlando, was guilty of ac- in assisting detective Jim this is wha t by the jury, Swartz has said sorcernent. cepting unauthorized cornthey're going to get. Jones, she d the that h had •d . ' Dale said he asn't sure what the future holds. lie's still checking, "Wi th out a lab, it's hard to run a program," Dale said. "The commission in its infinue wisdom cut the budget," Adair noted. Accepting Bribe '-v LB. 4 WITH PURCHASE OF 1 l.AKE MARY Disagreements between elected officials and the volunteer fire de partment, brought to a head by the resignation of Fire Chief Charles Smith were calmed at least temporarily by city council Wednesday night Adopted unanimously wits a motion by Councilman harry Terry to conduct a study into the possibility' of reaching agreement be tween the city's fire department and th e volunteer fire department. The subject of criticism by colleagues for her leadership ~f (Continued on page l2Aj 9C 7 9C FRESH KING U 200 EXTR2 p I ' FRESH WEST COAST PEANUT BUTTER TUNA 98, '1.38 12 oz. . w QUAL.PAK CRISP GREEN PEPPERS SHOULDER 681" CAMPBELL'S FAMILY FARE THOMPSON SEEDLESS LB. VARIETY PACK WHITE TUNA LARGE WASHINGTON ST. BARTLETT LAMB FAIRWAY COPELANO LUNCH MEAT EMPRESS SOLID SAVE bc a.- rnitted an $80,000 request, but that was reduced to $34,584 — before Tuesd ay's budget cutting session. fly 8081! LLOY D Herald Staff Writer • . FAIRWAY FARMS 100 PCT. PURE CUBE '' ' miscioner it cponsibilltscs M vnr Wallet $ mnernately grand Mrs. Mercer's request, saying "I will t'iUier appoint a lire cornuiisaloro'assumethebllflien ne myself," Council member Lillian Griffin accused Mrs Mercer of "snooping" into the o pe ration of other city departments and not taking care of her own. Mrs. Grif fin saidMrs, Mercer told the state fire marshal that the city was illegally using above ground tanks for gasoline storage. She said represen. ta Lives of the fire marsha l's office had gone onto her private property and was"snooping around my shop" without asking pe rmission She said above ground gasoline storage tanks are located all over the state of Florida The city will be given a 90-day emergency permit to gise time to place the tanks underground she said Mr (,riffin said two oil ulifli) mit ha ve given use if $1098 Of hcn Adair's budget '.'.as wiped out. Ilatt.away said private labs will be utilized to do some of the testing Adair had hoped to do in the county's laboratory. 'When they started talking about it, I thought they were just doing away with lab services. They said there would still be personnel to handle conplaints and check on pollution . J didn't pay toufl,uch ittention," Artair said, A check with county officials today revca!ed only $2,500 is left in Adair's budget. Initially, he sub- Auto Inspector Convicted the- fire department, council member Virginia Mercer asked to be relieved of fire cm. NEW ZEALAND STEAK LB. FAMILY PACK 6 LB.9.63 N.Y. STRIP ECON. 0 PACK MIXED or 98 ARMOUR TESTENDER USDA GRADE A FRESH FRYING CHICKENS LEGS LIMIT TWO WIT'i $7,50 (OR MORE) FOOD ORDER ONELESS ROLLED - _ ' lo48 STEAK B 39c $ LB. FrMfrvf fl DONNA ESTE.S Itirald Staff %Srit.r $1 38 ROUND BONE LB. BO NELESS LB. RUMP ROAST LB. LB. UNDER BLADE TOP ROUND FRYER PARTS ' ER 1 0 Calmed 'KG. CUT-UP LB. 584 Guilty __A Has sle MARGARINE!, vtronmental services. "if there is a position, I'd be in favor of not tur. ning him (Adair) out In the c" H old,attaway said. "If he qualifies, he'd be considered for some other position," Ilattaway added. Ilattaway went on to say that Adair would have to seek a new job In Dale's department. If Dale's budget can afford Adair's $14,800 yearly salary, llatthway indicated Adair could be placed. Specifically, Hattaway said tlw i(er11njssofl "had in mind to reduce the budget in Seminole County," Ii At L. Ma ry S PARKAY KRAFT' LB. ONLY LB. SIRLOIN STEAK CEP FAIRWA WHOLE g'i, 3LADE The$34,S84reduction iped out Pollution Control Officer Langley Adair's job, along with a biologist and a technician who worked under Adair, ('ontacted today, a stunned Adair said he v a; EXTRAS FRYERS ROAST County. 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. TOO P.M.) USDA GRADE A FRESH "trying to determine" how much money was cc. tually taken froni his pollution control department. Asked if he planned to appeal the commission's decision at next Tu May's session, Adair answered, You better believe it. I would hope that the people of S'niinole County ould be up there with mc, too." Commissioner Mike llatt.away said the c. mission planned to combine pollution control with the utility department — placing Adair's respon. il.11tle under Bill Dale, the director of eri• ilie Seminole County Commission, by cutting $34,584 from the 197546 budget, has eliminated the entire pollution control department in Seminole MON. THRU SAT. _ r AR fly El) PItICKETr Herald Staff Writer WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD I STEAK Coun t y Pollution Control Budget Wiped Out wI STORE HOURS USE YOUR CARD FOR EXTRA SAVINGS ROUND • EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS UP TO Pri c e 10 Cents Cut Eliminates Director's Job t?r the other Triple Header Use this coupon coupons for up to 450 borus Stamps 1 (Excluding items I Coupon Good Thru Sept. 171 1975 with I prohibj,edby'aw),: I GET 12771 purchases totaling wi I • SInfnrd, Florida lbp%iilue Stamps II with purchases totaling U 1 1 68th Year. No 18--Thursday, September 11, 975 300BONUT, 'S Toplalue Stamps I $5.00 thru $9.99 I B2OOBONUS I with purchases totaling FULL CUT I hreu,uht ' '' . - - - AU - 'f4 .-. ' F -r SCHOOL HAS ij TIA.4 C I " •TI P" . I - Ten-)rar-oia Wa)ne Bru%u of Forest ity Elementary Scbooll t-njo%s hi% favorite subject — recess, as he tries balancing on a , 5ft : tltmrn..r f �7A—Even ing Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday. Sept. ii, 11 NATION IN BRIEF Fromme Faces Arraignment In Attempt On Fords Life SACRAMENTO. Calif. AP) - Lynette Alice Fromme of mass murderer Charles Manson's "family" faces arraignment today on a charge that she attempted to assassinate President Ford. Super-tight security precautions were expected at the courtroom of U.S. District Court Judge Thomas J. MacBride for the appearance of Miss Fromme, the first person ever indicted under a 1965 federal law covering the attempted murder of a U.S. president. The law sas enacted after the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. U.S. Atty. Dwayne Keyes said he hopes the trial of Miss Fromme. known as "Squeaky" by the Manson clan, can begin within 60-90 days. Helms Denies Knowledge ASHINGTON (AP) - Former Central Intelligence fl rector Richard M. Helms and a former top CIA scientist kth deny any kno1edge of a secret cache of deadly poisons, kept by the agency in violation of a presidential order, informed sources say. Helms, now ambassador to Iran, denied any involvement in the agency's unauthorized retention of cobra venom and a deadly shellfish toxin when he testified under oath Wednesday before a closed session of the Senate intelligence committee, a source familiar with his testimony said. Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, former head of the CIA's Technical Semces Division, plans to appear on Friday. But sources said he already has told staff investigators through his layer that he knew nothing about the venom or toxins recently found in a CIA laboratory, five years after thenPresident Richard M. Nixon ordered such sutthnc'es destroyed Grain Estimates Prepared WASHINGTON (AP) —The Agriculture Deportment is preparing to announce new grain harvest estimates that will provide a better idea of how much additional U.S. wheat and corn can be sold to the Russians without causing food prices to soar. In advance of today's crop estimates a major American farm organization denounced President Ford's decision to suspend further sales until mid October. The President hopes to reach some long-term accord with Moscow on grain purchases The American Farm Bureau Federation said the moratorium, partly to appease AFLCIO President George Meany and maritime unions, was "capitulation to political blackmail" and is "potentially a bitter pill" for farmers. Boyle Sentencing Set MEDIA, Pa. (AP) - W. A. "Tony" Boyle, the frail former president of the United Mine Workers Union, prepared to receive a mandatory life s'ntence today for the murder of insurgent Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonskt, his wile and daughter. Sentencing was scheduled before Delaware County Court Judge Francis J. Catania amid the same tight security measures Imposed during Boyle's trial last year. Boyle, 73, who spent 11 years as president of the 200,000member coal miners' union, was convicted on three counts of murder, each carrying a mandatory life sentence. The Yablonakis were murdered 5L years ago. Calley To Appeal Ruling NEW ORLEANS (AP) - William L. Calley Jr.'s attorney says an appeals court ruling which reinstates Calley's courtmartial conviction in the My Lal massacre ill be carried to the Supreme Court. J. Houston Gordon of Covington, Tenn., called the decision of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday an abdication of civilian responsibility. The appeals court, In an 8-5 decision, said a civilian judge should not have Intervened in the military case, in which the former Army lieutenant was convicted of killing at least fl civilians at My Lal during a 1969 infantry sweep through the South Vietnamese hamlet. School Attendance Rising BOSTON I AP) -School attendance is rising as courtordered desegregation continues, but many white children are staying home. And for the first time, blacks and other minority children outnumber whites In Boston public schools. A quiet day on Wednesday was marred after darkness fell when about 200 young demonstrators in the Chirlestovm section barricaded Bunker 11111 and Concord streets with barrels and stoned police cars. Police said members of the Tactical Patrol Force were called in and quelled the disturbance in about an hour and a W. Douglas To Hear Arguments SEATTLE (AP) -- Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas is scheduled to hear arwnents in Yakima, Wash., Thursday on a request by financier C. Arnholt Smith to deny California authorities arcess to transcripts of a federal grand jury which indicted him. It will be the first public appearance Douglas, 76, has made since he suffered a stroke last Dec. 31. He has been staying at his summer home near Goose Prairie, Wash. Smith, a longtime friend of former President Richard M. Nixon, was president and chairman of the board ot the U.S. National Hank, which was declared insolvent in t__t__ •t.-t, Burglary Charge Ford Takes Reins __ _ On Campaign Swing' Lodged T '1($ KEENE, N. H. (AP) - p. Ident Ford Is taking over from Ronald Reagan on RepubliSanford police have charged .. C campaign mission that a 19-year-old man with r. . -j could be an audition for a breaking and entering with Hampshire presidential priintent to commit a mary contest between them misdemeanor after an incident next xar. Wednesday in which he was Ford's performance today shot in the foot with a shotgun. and Reagan's Wednesday are in 1 Jackie behalf is C. Wyman, incoln Court, Sanfoird was GOP candidate in next treated and released 'at a Tuesday's special Senate deehospital and then jailed on tion. $5,000 bond on the burglary But in less than seven . charge, detective Sgt. E. j, : - -' months, New Hampshire will Hughes said. have another election, the first ' I presidential primary in the 1976 Police said Perry was taken :. campaign. Reagan, flirting into custody near Mulberry 17 1 with candidacy. said he con. Ave minutes after 17-year-old Siders that lead-off presidential juvenile girl reportedly shot an intruder who allegedly had primary a must for any broken Into a residence. Republican candidate next year. Sheriff's deputies today were Ford mapped a 120.rnile caininvestigating the Wednesday - . paign route across southern nigh! $525 rt:berv tf a van New Ilanipslure in his day-long driver at a restart';' ((1 1.4 north bid to help turn out votes for _______________________ of SR 434. Wyman, an old house eelRobin Mitchell Smith, 21, of league. The Ford route covered Pierson, Fla., told investigators 13 communities, from Keene in that he had stopped his step-van the west to Portsmouth on the seacoast. in sleep at the rest area about 10 SANFORD MAN COMMISSIONED Reagan, campaigning in p.m. He said he was awakened Ensign Richard Earl Chase deft p of Sanford, 2nd IA. Milton a short time later by a noise at Grady Avery p center) of Marion and 2nd U. Lcslle Cornelius Manchester, told more than 2,the rear of the vehicle and got Arnold of Prichard were among Army, Navy and Air Force 000 people at a rally that the out to investigate and was hit on graduates receiving commissions at recent Auburn University Republican party should not the head from behind, compromise conservative princommencement exercises, ciples for the sake of broadSmith said when he regained consciousness he found $525 had been taken from his wallet inside the truck and that a blue Dodge or Plymouth sedan that had been parked nearby was no longer at the rest area. Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Handicapped Benefit From Rehab il itatIsion Program More than 7,806 Sanford area pr o vide medical, Ps y chol og i ca l, Carter, "are still unaware that throughout Florida For in. or destr oy their ability to earn a Re ha bili ta tion program, which such agencies in the residents, who Were and vocational assistance, the Vocational United return disabled inthviduals to Rehabilitation divitluals with physical or living." v ocationally handicappeti was established by the state S t a I C S. V o c ati o na l competitive employment and to by average rehabilitant increased services are available mental handicaps which reduce physical or mental proble,iis, his or F It) rid a 's Vora t ion a I legislature In 1927, is one of 92 Rehabilitation's chief aim is to keep them off the Welfare rolls. her weekly earnings from were helped by Florida $17.15 to almost 19625 ciples of its opposition," the In less than seven former California governor months, New Hamp said. Noting that some Conshire will have anF%IhAr election, the servatives have talked of a , party movement, Reagan first l'ø 6 presidenti al said: "Could I suggest instead a Reagan, new first party, a Republican primary. flirting with candida- party raising a banner of bold colors, not pale pastels." Cy, says the primary Wyman and his managers is a must for any hope the Reagan and Ford apcandidate. pearances will spark interest and spur the GOP voter turnout next week when New Ilarnienin its appeal to voters, "A party kills itself and re shire settles an election that has moves any reason for its exis- been in dispute since last tence when it adopts the prin- November. .-- Department of Health and ReabiIiL l ive Services (II US Charles K. May, VU district Vocational UetIahilitItj()fi director, Orlando, C(fliimflented, Program (luring the past fiscal 'For an average cost of $16 year, according to John W. per client, our local office was ""u of 1974-75 fiscal )- car showed independent of family support that in the area, a total of 788 or public assistance'." handicapped people incTeased Many others were helped toa their annual combine(I incolne lesser degree — inany SO front $702.728 to live-fold increase mainly as a become financially independent result of services provided by but could succeed to the point the Department 's Vocational where they could take care of Rehabilitation Program. themselves — thereby Frec i op' were able to plan, pay for, or who are you to question it? Incomes have been chasing Nevertheless, you sense that housing prices for several years despite your ignorance of the nowandhaven'tclosedthe gap. subject matter there is some- Moreover, there is no thing suspect about the official assurance that It will be closed. explanations and the estab- not and labor and with land lishment consensus of opinion, th ey are. costs as materials Weren't we sold on the notion that stocks are a good hedge Yu might console )oursclf against inflation? Billions of by saying that somehow it w ill dollars of stocks were sold on be worked out—that somebodv that basis, and thousands of certainly is working on the people who brought those problem. Maybe so, but so far stocks never again will be so the y haven't got the answer, trusting. and housing reinainsin the dol. Over a long period of time it (10 prospective AIKI doesseemthatstocksrisefas- buyers. ter than inflation. But over short periods of time—a few months to a few years—you Just can't depend on stocks outperforming prices,. WhLt about prices reacting to the law of supply and demand? It's a very neat theory, but if that's the law then the market place is lawless. It breaks that law. You don't even need to have been exposed to Economics I in high school to oterve that com pa nies and industries with big inventoriesof unsold goods c" are raising ra ther than tow- ering prices. If y ou consider yourself and %our family to be tvnical or;t'. Check è ACT.4( • in the nation give their opinion, $37,WO house. included which will be sent to the Florida senate and house re pre entatives and Seminole's legislative delega tion. Telson said she talked to Rep. Robert Hattawav about not 'rouping kindergarten through third graders with the older pupils through high school in the state's two-milt' limit lx'. I. AS TIMES GET HARDER, GOVERN. 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TEMBER 13, 1975 AT $;OO P.M. ------------APPLICATION FOR CONTRIBUTING MEMBERSHIP IN THE CORPORATION M the board's vote a resolution made by Telson ' s U.S. Congressman Richard kelly (R) State Representative Robert Hattaway (D) * noted By JOE ANKItl:N tween their 110114-N and the Herald Staff Writer school,, After hearing protests ''They i state legislators p Wednesday night from parents should co nsider the age limit of and officials from Longwood the children who must walk to and Skylark Homeowners Asso- schooltwo milesaway. The kin. (iItiofl over a "dangerous" (lergarteners and third graders long walk to school, the should have lessa distance Seminole County School Board walk, and maybe the older ones voted 3-2 to provide "courtesy i grades 4 through 12) could busing" for lMngwood Elernen- make a longer walk to school," tan pupils within a two-mile saidMrs. Telsori. radius their homes. 'Two miles is a long way for Hoard members K. C. Harper a five-year-old to walk!" she Jr. and Chairman Robert G. said. 'Bud" Feather opposed the l.ongwood Public Safety motion made and seconded by Director Douglas Keller told Board mnemiibers Dane Sims the board it is ''extremy el and Allan F'. Keeth. dangerous" to have children "We're going to be swamped walk the desolate one mile of with other requests now," Supt. woode'oI area along Grantt Williammi 1'. "Bud" 1iyer said Street, which has no sidewalks after Skylark residents nor homes. Keller said there challenged the board to provide could be problems with "child hesing for children who have to molesting, drugs and rape walk the 1.8 imles to school. cases." The county is not reimbursed Keller rules out the alter. for any busing within the two na tive of the children walking mile limit, Layer said. The South on U.S. 17-92 to get to the board did not ask the homneown. school for safety reasons. lie er's association to help fund the reported there has been one $5, 000 annual cost, estimated by fatality and11 acciden ts in the Transportation Director Fred area within the last eight Taylor. months, mainly due to the Taylor said th busing of th e narrow Grant Street, 63 elementary pupils, t cost the careles.snics.s of drivers and (ilunty $90 For each child, over what lie termed a "swinging the year will begin "the first of snake curve.' next week," Taylor said he was Both Keller anti Ron Korb, "sympat tic" to the parents' president of the homeowners' he concern for safety For children association, ruled out a third walking the one mile of w0(led alternative of cutting thrigh area south on Grant Street. lie private property to et to said the service could be SCt)ool. provided by making one of theLayer said he did not are;i bues run a "sh or t, double recommend courtesy busing at run"withonepick.uppointata this time in the Skylark area, nearby lake, which may mean "comparateively," with regard an extra 20-minute drive, to other areas like Palm Board member Pat Telson Springs Drive, Altamontee said she walked the distance to Springs, Eastbr oo k subdivision the school bo th ways Wednes- and the howell Branch Road dayandhada blisteron her ft afterwards. i In SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS * people." of AWARE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS, INC. HAD ENOUGH? Public Meeting Lyman High School Saturday,, Sept.13 a t 80900 p.m. * Mali)' to Consumer Chairm an Sw etches - 1 Board Grants Courtesy Busing Deputies reported stereo thieves hit two south Seminole WASIIINGTON i AP) - The diich to cure or even attack the resources needed to insure that was passed 61 to 23 by the Sen- ing.s. apartments taking $325 in equipment. Investigating of. chairman of the U.S. Consumer probems resulting from over 75 the regulatory actions are re- ate and 30 to 10 by the House Simpson said he agreed with ficers said equipment was Product Safety Commission, years of ineffective attention to sponsive to all parties in inter- Government Operations Corn- the President that it would be taken from the residences of reversing his position, said regulatory review and reform." est." mittee and is awaiting a full netter to force existing reguSimpson, who says he hopes Taysir Quaddum, Green 10(b)' he opposes creation of an Simpson now says he is re- House vote. If passed, it is like- latory agencies to meet their Meadows Apartments, and agency to represent consumers President Ford will reappoint versing his position after "long, ly to be vetoed by Ford. responsibilities, rather than him when his term expires Oct. hard thought." Francis Chipman, St. 05 before other agencies. Sometimes described as a create a new advocacy bureau. Richard 0. Simpson said the V. denied that his turnaround "lye always been very luke- lasting monument to Ralph Na- cracy that would provide "an Village Apartments, both Fern Park. Officers said in both proposed Agency for Consumer represented an attempt to cur- warm to it," he said in an in- der, the bill would create a new escape mechanism" for elected irstances entry was gained by Advocacy would just create an- ry favor with President Ford. terview. "It was a paper tiger agency to represent consumers officials and appointed cornother layer of federal bureau- Ford opposes the consumer but at least it seemed to be in federal regulatory proceed- missioners. forcing sliding glass doors. cracy, further isolate federal agency bill for reasons similar moving in the right direction." Tony M. Logan, Lhke Geneva reulatorv acencies from the to those now cited by Simpson. 'If I had been cppkmno cttn.. -rOn Oct. 9, 1973, Simpson told a port (for reappointment) " I Drive, Geneva, reported that a public and give rise to false exhouse committee, "It is the would be smart enough to keep calculator, tape recorder, pectations. television and clothing, total He told the National Con. view of this commission that my mouth shut," he said of hijs value $600, was taken in a sumers League in a letter re- the creation of a consumer pro. letter, which rended tques. burglary at his residence, ac- leased today, 'I believe the tection agency Is in the public tions from the National Con, cording to sheriff's reports ACA is an inadequate organ- interest. It is important that sumers League. today. izational mechanism with consumers have access to the The consumer agency bill By JOHN CUNNIFF tell the applicant: 'Sorry, you AP Bitsicesa Analyst just don't qualify." There are NEW YORK lAP) You various rules of thumb for suspect that it's your lack of measuring an applicant's abiliunderstanding, of course, and ty to handle a mortgage, and by you cant be blamed for that. most of them a $13,000 income When some of the top officials doesn't qualify a family to buy a ' A - With the hell) of Vocational other family members to enter Rehabilitation, counselors who elliployment. Opposes New Agency * A pprecia tioii Days - I ACT N Carter, acting director for the ;1 ble to help these disabled individwils to help themselves program. Statistics released at the end become mostly, if riot totally, -. -. Stock Prices Puzzle Experts Thursday. Sept. ii. 1975-3A - (Comp. / - 2 Wheels) Air Filters $ ,) S izes To Fit / Most Cars 1 OFF With This Coupon -: �Evening Herald 300 %. FRENCh AVE.. SANF'OHl), FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Tbi,rcciv. Sent. 11. 1975-4A AA r ound WAYNE; I) lX)VI.E, Publisher WILLIAM ft ('VRHIE. Managing Editor ____ ROBERT C. MA RKEY. Advertising Director lb'nie Delivers Week, S5 cents : Month, $2.40: C Months, _____ $14.20: Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month. $270: r, Months, 11620; 12 Months, $3240 " ii - I ___ Program Turning Sour Clemency The Clock U.S. -4 open to the entire family. Sunday's events include breakfast and worship Maybe you'd even like to bring dad along to a big t o-day outing at Camp Lallo'-Che, located in Paisley. The St. Johns District of th e Boy Scouts of services followed by a 10 a.m. checkout. Boys wishing to attend this shindig are requested to bring along sleeping gear, toothbrush, towel, soap, jacket, swim suit and a change of clothes. Beds, shelter and food will be furnished and the tradng post kill be open to all hands. Meetings informing everyone of the campeut ill be held in various Seminole County schools in the very near future. Anyone interested in further details on the t'anipout may contact Davies at (904) 789-2957. An ierica are planning just such a weekend, Sept. 27. 28. and the special camping experience is for all boys from 10 to 18 years of age. The entire outing is designed to acquaint youngsters with scouting, but by no means will anyone be pressured into joining a troop nor do you have to be a current member of any scout organization to enjoy th e campout. District Boy Scout Executive David Da vies informsus that boys and their fathers can join in the fun absolutely Free. All hands gill check in at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday the 27th and action begins almost immediately after the check-in period is complete. Some of that act1on includes canoeing, archery, sumniing, fishing, boating, hiking and target practice% ith .22 rifles as well as scouting skills. Saturday night's activities include a campfire get-together, follo wing the dinner hour, hich is The clemency program offered by the government to draft dodgers and deserters from the Veitnam war period did not sit well with many Americans to begin with. It provided the substitute RAY CROMLEY of a work assignment as an alternative to prosecut ion and a potential jail term for men who li;id violated laws that the vast majority had heved. Now the clemency program has gone even more sour. The Defense Deaprtment and Selective Service System report that two-thirds of the 4,503 deserters who came forth to take advantage of it have either dropped out, been terminated for lack of cooperation, or never reported at all for the jobs to which they were assigned. Since they were given military discharges as part of the government's end of the deal, they are no longer subject to Several past Congresses and administrations prosecution .'Or desertion. knew the energy crisis was coming but refused to The rationale for the clemency program was face it. Now congressmen and President Ford's that deserters could satisfy an obligation to their men run in circles, blaming each other. Meanwhile, another crisis is looming in 31 country by a means other than the military service basic metals, ores and the like, at least half of which they refused to perform. The flaw no which are essential for U.S. defense and all evident is that many men who felt no obligation to critical to our economy. fulfill their military duty also (eel no compunction Included are aluminum, copper, platinum, tin, about turning their backs on this new obligation. uranium, chromium, cobalt, graphite, antimony, It becomes obvious that many of these asbestos, lead, magnesium and mercury, mica deserters did not go over the hill because they gold, nickel and industrial diamonds. objected to the Vietnm a war but because they do The critical deficiencies are 25 years off— not share with other Americans a sense of which probably means Congress and the next several administrations will bury their heads In responsibility as citizens. To them, the concept of the sand for another quarter ceiir. clemency means nothing at all, Meta l ' Hey boys, kant to go on a free overnite cam- Picks U Qualifying Papers covered in regular training sessions offered by the Central Florida Council. Approximately 250 men and women are expected to attend as students. Registration begins at 8 a.m. on the 20th . Valencia Community College is located on Kirkwan Road,nest of Orlando and south of Sf150. 'ii Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama will be the guest speaker at the Orange Juice Club of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday, Sept. 16, at Howard Johnson's Downtown, 14 and Colonial Drive. The Orange Juice Club will hold the meeting at 12:15 p.m. rather than the usual early morning gathering. Coy. Wallace, a possible presidential candidate, uill be in the area for the Southern Governor's Conference Sept. 12-17 at Disney World and graciously accepted the invitation to speak to the area businessmen. Program Chairman Bob Blackford has invited the public to this special gathering. — BiliCurrie Staying ith the scouting th eme, three Sanford volunteer Sco'it leaders will be among 85 in. structors at one of the most unusual training courses ever sponsored by the Central Florida Boy Scout Council. The training course will be held on Sept. 20 and ill be of 12-hours duration at Valencia Community College. near Orlando. The Sanlordites taking part in the course are Walter Scudder, Bonnie Coombs.and Cleo Coombs. 'hit, program ill incude many subjects not \ •\ lillu / I S 4 k By The Associated Press An Egyptian spokesman says a Palestinian report of an attempt to assassinate President Anwar Sadat Is "untrue, a lie and rubbish." The Voice of Palestine in Baghdad, which the Cairo spokesman described as unreliable, claimed gunmen opened fire on Sadat In the garden of the summer presidential palace in Alexandria a few hours after the signing of the new Egyptian-Israeli agreement. American officials in Washington also discounted the report and described the Baghdad source as "v ery unreliable," OAKLEY 0.. to r i~ \ . I / ?RORMANCE . / o k~ A The leftist-Moslem political leadership in Tripoli said it rcjected "the formula advanced by the cabinet." 0 I , Laos In L mbo " '' J\- 1 A 'r.'' e r I - - = ff - --a ER '. . ,.' . - - . s - P . , - . . - - '- ..' . - I . '" . :, A '.1." '' ' " - t4 ' " z3 - Brisson Funeral Home is In charge. MRS. BESSIELEE Mrs. Bessie L. Lee, 51, of 301 * Continues Its War On Thrift ~e _4141~ i ~_*~ ~ Holly Ave., Sanford, died -'"I' - Or LEE, __________ — - MRS, BESSIE L. — Fi'r'eral ervc.-s In" MI'S Bes%'e I t i. Si. ni O1 Holly Ave . S4nIo,i1, vwhn ie,1 Wednesday. w i ll 110 hi'ld At 7 p m Saturday at the nrvpld. in Sylvan lake Cemetery with Rev P F & tirsson M( Intnh nIfc iinq F,'r,'il Hnmr in hirqe r II . . - I - I . — t I - I - I - 1 = "Sanford And The World War II Years"" A History Of Sanford by Peter Schaal Peter Schaal's 2nd, book detailing Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than 6000 iocai names is still available (limited supply). - I Sold byC,l.P, Proceeds to be used for Seawalk beautification. I _____ You realize, of course, this is a vulgar display of efficiency?" od 4 -. q4"'BA~'7- ________ 'v - drinking practices of Navy personnel" and to be told by quoting from the formal charges, means you are on soft ground, and when he turns payroll checks from bouncing. The Army had to effect "the roundup and removal of ap. which were filed against them. Airman on the red light, watch out." cough up in emergency payment of $35,000. An proximately 5,000 federal goats and ap- Apprentice Terrence Patrick McKee and Tt.e general told us the traffic light was a gag officer of the firm, Paul harris, began to answer proximately 800 federal pigs" from San Aviation Boatswain's Mate Mark Edward gift, which he occasionally "piddles" with. But our questions and then Clemente Island off the California coast. From Keylor "did said he would not give us . willfuly destroy' federal he insisted that he doesn't use it to register his "any more Information about this company." the last contract, happily, the Navy is recovering property "by driving an Aircraft Towing Vehicle moods. The FBI and the General Accounting Office, $l50 for each pig and goat tha t can he corralled. —A militaryrontract, liken snowball rolling niieanshi1t', have also started to ask questions. A - - J man, employed at a new automobile dealership in the area, is expected to seek Mrs. Keyser's office. Bo - HOSPITAL NOTES Letters To The r tor . seek a fourth consecutive term on the city commission. A political unknown, Glen Bush. - - in . run for the mayor's office or to CALENDAR - - - East and Fire Chief Tom next year," Gunter said I Siegfried's authority, Gunter Gunter, who was president of A1TAMONTE SPRINGS regulation backing Floyd's the Spring Oaks Homeowners said, "I think the radio he has ('nn 11 id fl tit'n,...t..._ ...aL_ - n ., U JIIVIII(X[ UtllLt,IIi1U1I. Association (luring the 1973 and toe car he is nrwing is of the city's police department election, said today the going toconie back to the police Gunter said he has discussed for the past 4' years, picked up association was involved in the department." election qualifying papers this the possibility of his candidacy Swofford-Floyd race. He would Gunter denied that Floyd had week and is now "in the hot with both ex-mayor Lawrence not say w he t her he had supThe police Swofford and Floyd. reneged on a campaign promise seat," he said ported Floyd. He said he had both captain said to make him police chief in ex"Someone saw me picking told him he not spoken directly to the entire change for his support and that qualifying papers" , (;unter would run third in a three-man association in asking support this had race for th e e c execu tive' s led to his disenchantsaid, adding he has not definiteFor his candidacy. is absolutely not ly made up his mind whether to office. "I'mkind of on the fence," ment. "That is true," Gunter said. seek the office of mayor in the Swofford announced his Gunter said. "I think Floyd The Nov. 4 city election ballot city's November election, candidacy for election to the going to work at the mayor's will also carry the names of "I'm researching the law. I mayor's office early this week office now and be head of the candidates for city commission think everyone should have the and Floyd announced his intent city and back off on many seats, districts I and 3, curright to run for public office," to seek re-election to the chief things that were happening. rently held by Cal DeVoney and Gunter said. "But I've been told executive's spot last week. "Whether Mayor Floyd or cxSwolford is going to take Helen Keyser, respectively. iby Mayor Norman Floyd) if I Swofford held the mayor's Mayor am a candidate I must either office for2O years, 12 years con- the race, I don't know. I do Although DeVoney has not resign from the police depart- .secutively, before his defeat by know Mayor Floyd is going to formally announced his inment or take a leave of absence. Floyd, a former city police have to get out there and really tentions, it is expected he will I'm in a very, very hot seat, officer and retired Arm,- do some hustling to take Swof- seek election to a second term. "I'm a working man. I can't major, in December, 1973. ford this time," he said. No candidates opposing afford to take off work until Flovil's win wa, by a margin I'cliniri o comment on DeVoney have yet surf aced. after the November election," of less than 200 votes. Swofford's charges that Floyd Mrs. Keyser has said she i1l he said. "I think I could do one heck of has been actually running the be standing for election, saying Gunter said tie contacted a jib for the city, but I'm really police and firt (tepart:!ents, she has not decided whether to - - . - Intermediate Photography, Basic Jacaranda Circle, Sanford Home Interior American Legion Auxiliary Decorating. 7 p.m. 10 p.m., 5:30p.tiL8:30p.mn.SCC,S-208, Garden Club, 7:30 pin., home Unit 53, 8 p.m., Post home, AEC 38, fee $10.00, 8 wks. Call fee $15.00, 8 wks. For reser- of Mrs. James Johnson. Seminole Community College's vations, call SCC's Community Exchange of cuttings, birthday MRS. ALMA DOBSON Wednesday. Born in Sumter, Sanford. gifts. Community Services for Services First fall dinner meeting S.C. she came to Sanford 21 Mrs. Alma L. Dobson, 71, of years ago. She was a member Volusia Rose Society, 6:30 p.m., reservations, Field 1320 S. Douglas Ave., Sanford, of Central Baptist Church. Barberville Masonic hall, Intermediate Oil Painting, 7 SEPT. 12 I II died Wednesday morning. Born her Hiway 17-and SR 40 junction. pm. 10 p.m., AEC 11, fee Survivors Include Tennis, 7p.m. -9 p.m., SCC's .j in Hampton, S.C., she lived in husband, James M. Lee, Mini-show for roses and a panel 115.00, 8 wks. Call SCC's Tennis courts, 12 wks., ___________________ Sanford for the past 51 years. Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. to answer questions on growing Community Services for registration fee $15.00. For Rocks reservations, She was a member of First Odessa Starling, Sanford and fall roses. reservations call ('rnniunity ulders Christian Church. Services at SCC. Mrs. Connie Jackson, both of I ~ For Current Prices Survivors include her Sanford; four brothers, Arthur husband, Elmer C. Dobson, Crowley and Arnold Crowley, Camellia Circle, SanfordC LL 323-5676 Garden (lub, 10 a.m., covered Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Lois both of Columbia S.C.; John H. Pr ucts dish luncheon, home of Ann Dropchuk, Stuart; three Crowley of Hartsville, S.C., PANEL I SEPTEMBERJO,1975 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Duncan C. Crowley, Sumter, Jerrilyn L. Longcamnp, president, Mrs. Robert Sym, Ruth Barnes, Hampton, S.C. S.C.; three sisters, Leatha, ADMISSIONS 196 Tollgate Trail, Longwood. _ _____________ Dehand E. 251h St. 1 307 Brisson Funeral home Is In California; Lillia, Sumter and Frederick Carr. Deltona Sanford: charge. Vera Crowley, Sumter; three Betty S. Mark, Deltona Ronald L. Appel grandchildren, three stepMarie J. Steehier, Deltona FL'(' ENE DOUG LASS ' Mayola Gibson children, James G. Lee, Mrs. Oliver E. Sjoblom, Lake Eugene Douglass, 46, of 58 Estelle Jennings, Mrs. Rosa James Glenn Mary '11-L - Seminole Gardens, Sanford, Pa)ton, all of Sanford. Cheri I. Graham Susan Wheaton, Lake Mary I I . .. (lied Wednesday morning. Born Lula Harris Brisson Funeral Home is in Mrs. Terry i Eunice) Winn, & I . in Alma. Ga., he lived in San- charge. Karen E. Jones I baby girl, Sanford I ford for 44 years. He was a Virgil A. McLaughlin ________ retired truck driver and atAlma Mills a' o*..t I tended the Church of Char les Pavlicek Survivors include his wile, Virgil D. Powell MRS. ALMA I..— P4 Mrs. Joyce Douglass, Sanford; e'v'ces or Mrs Alma Arlos 14. McDaniel, "4 I'l?O S Douqla% daughter, Mrs. Memory Casselberr Ave. "nfora *ho di ed Wea Robette, Norfolk, Va., three Wednesday's Ivy A. Blackburn. DeBary high 89. _______________ tdy, will h. Id F riday A t stepchildren, Miss Glenda 1030 .":4 dimubw Beatrice E. Burtsche, Overnight low 66. Partly cloudy Hirold HIrr4 HOmf with Steadman and Steve and Randy Deflary through Friday with a chance.of '''"° RuriAl in Ev erq,"n Steadman all of Sanford; two Paula L. Palmateer, Deltona thundershowers, mainly during sisters, Mrs. Ernestine Penny, afternoon and evening hours. DOUGLASS EUG Jacksonville and Mrs. Mickle highs near 90. Lows in the low BIRTHS r t ,'p,,,l Smith, Defuniak, Springs; four it'qIRss M of $. SeMinole 70s. Mostly east winds around oArd n' Sintord. whO died half-brothers Edsel Edgerton, Sanford: 10 mph, becoming southerly by WM1f1#'V1A V *111 he held a t 10 )J Waycross Ga. Cecil and Fred Mr. & Mrs. Jackie (Ann) Friday. Winds stronger and q Edgerton, Jacksonville, Benny rtpnpqiI j Hansen, a baby girl gusty near thundershowers. . ('fikIalinO Burial Edgerton, Brunswick, Ga., two Mr. & Mrs. William ( linda) Rain probability 50 per cent OWAwn Pk half-sisters Mrs. Christine Lee, a baby boy during the afternoon and sunm charqe /' Sinclair, Mrs. Merlene Dixon evening hours..V per cent at : MART MS OEOROENA i-... both of Jackson',ille, parents, I1IS IIAIt(IF.S' night 129 Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Spivey, 'o EXTENDED FORECAST is A venue. Sn4ord wo died Sanford, Sanford: Continued hot and humid with J '.,j FridA he -if 1 P Brisson Funeral Home is in Marion L Buckner scattered mainly afternoon and I, .1, . -5 ~ At I charge of arrangements. .: , Leonard D. Cooke evening thundershowers except '74f4:.'t: P4fClfitlnQ Burial in Everqrn L. Jeff Crawford some night and morning - &': ..1 ('mflCry Rrlstnn in cPiarg, MS. GEORGENA HART showers in the coastal sections. Mar)' J. Daniels Louis Davis Highs mostly in the upper 80s : T. . Ms. Georgena Hart, 58 of Virginia I. Green and low 90s. Lows mainly In the Ohio Avenue, .Ssn(ovd, died Jesse F. Lewis 0s. -' Friday. Born in Sanford she John H. tittles Daytona Beach tides: high was a retired school teacher. Pamtla J Marrero.4ar( ta i in 2 17 p in 1 38 loss 742 Survivors include to (,ottlob Schmmpf a. m ., 8:38 Port Canaveral: 1 cousins, Mrs. Lena Belle . John Taylor high 1:08 am., 2:01 p.m., lov \. k.,. Jennings, Sanford and L. p Bessie M. Walker 7:32 am., 8:10 p.m. Hagan, Orlando. q;.iiq,; Bay City Copout - - interested in running for sheriff usurping Police Chief Justus Fla. All these commodities are expected to be so costly aad In such short supply by the year 2000 that the economy of the United States could be i by The proclamation of a new Communist government In Laos the caught in In a much tighter when hit jump oil prices andbind the than boycott. Francois. He suffered a stroke last year. It comes as an anticlimax. Since the fall of C.ainbodia and South As supplies run short, mineral-rich producing is given that he cannot cling to power much Vietnam in April, the life-expectancy diminished for the lands will be able to raise prices to what the longer. When he dies, Spain will enter an uneasy j44 coalition government set up in Laos under the 1973 truce bettraffic will bear. transition period that in all likelihood will lead ween the royal Laotian government and the Communist Pathet either to some form of limited democratic It is therefore essential we begin now to Lao. It was only a matter of time four months, it turned out Weighing government or to a Communist dominated state before the Pathet Lao had systematically squelched the develop alternate sources. Self-sufficiency is not I in the style of Portugal. required, rather sufficient production or resistance. The fall of this third "domino" in Indochina creates more potential to insure that a combination of cartels Thoughtful leaders in the Spanish government in the year 2001 doesn't force us to the wall. sadness than alarm in the outside world. The nu are well aware of the da;gers that confront Ed* l Alternate sources most certainly exist for all people of Laos often seemed oblivious to the contest of ideologies them. Many prominent Spaniards, says Roberts, ithich led to a generation of warfare in their Landlocked old of these critical commodities. A new survey of Raceway Opposed the St. Johns Village Apartments and Fern Park believe that it would be better for Franco to kingdom. It is now their fate to become part of a new order in existing knowledge, conducted under the Apartments when you realize that this property resign now and many of his intimates are Southeast Asia with reins of authority running back to Hanoi. auspices of the National Academy of Sciences, There is a rezoning request on the agenda of is adjacent to them, pressuring him to do so, without much success. The U.S. mission in tAos had been scaled back this summer outlines what's already been discovered and the Seminole County Commissioners meeting to We ask for your support in whatever manner In the face of this intransigeance, they are in anticipation of the inevitable. The only question now is estimated on our continental shelf and in the be held Sept. 16, which may be of some interest to you can give it in our effort to have this rezo"ilng proceeding on their own with plans for a posthether there will be any basis for the continued presence of deep seas, you. The request is to rezone property behind K. request denied. Thank you. Franco government. Americans there at all. While the anti-American feeling of the Example: "Copper resources in manganese Mart in Fern Park to C-2. The applicant has Jim Maloy Prince Juan Carlos is known to be one of those Pathet Lao is clear enough, the conquering Communists have nodules on the floors of the deep seas are ap- stated as his intended use that of a Mini Grand Maitland realize Spain must move to a more hinted they would be pleased to see a continuation of U.S. parently as large as developed reserves In Prix Raceway. democratic government. Prime Minister Carlos conventional deposits on land." economic aid for the country. When this request was made to the Seminole Commission Rapped Navarro has stated his belief in "conIn many deposits these nodules contain high County Zoning Board it was turned down. The It is in nieghboring Thailand, its northeast frontier borIt trolled democracy." derrng Laos already a battleground of insurgency, where this grade, ore-quality manganese, copper, cobalt Board thus agreed with the Land Planning In a recent newspaper item it was noted that development takes an ominous tone. Is the game of dominoes and nickel. Department which recommended to them that the Seminole County Commission voted to But given the Spanish people's lack of ex. over? Or just beginning? The development of the technology for this the property not be rezoned to C-2. The depart- transfer approximately $1-million from a perience with the democratic process and the type of mining Is considered well in hand. The ment spokesman stated at the meeting that they Seminole County bank to an Orange County certainty that the Communists will attempt to initial capital requirements, however, are very did not feel that this zoning was compatible with bank, neither bank allowed to pay Interest on exacerabate the stresses within Spanish society high. the surrounding residential area. these CETA funds. the Basque independence movement is one Example: The outer continental shelf of the Enclosed are copies of letters being mailed to Pursuant to the commissioners' campaign example there may not be enough time after Bering Sea shows a promising potential for the County Commissioners voicing our ob- rhetoric and on the premise that if elected, they Franco goes for a slow, gradual shift to a conMayor Joseph Alioto is leaning on an obscure passage in the mining hard minerals including placer )ectionsas well as a copy of our petition that will would exercise their best efforts and influence stitutional monarchy with self-government San Francisco city charter to justify his "emergency" action of deposita of gold, platinum, tin, tungsten ore, rart be presented at the meeting. We are asking for for the interest and benefit of SerWnole County. beginning at the local level and working up to the caving in to the wage demands of striking policemen and earths and titanium ore. Likely lode deposits them to vote no to this request for the reasons How would the transferral of this fund benefit the national level, as these leaders plan. firemen. He has found a cloak of legality for a settlement which include barite, copper, lead, zinc and molyboutlined, citizens of Seminole County? seems to give the police force and fire department a key to the denum. Chemical precipitates of uraniumThere are several factors in addition to the The news item stated that one commissioner Yet it is far from a foregone conclusion that city treasury. bearing minerals are probable. ones we have stated that will come out In the was quoted as saying that the transfer would Spain must go the way of Portugal. The economy The fire and police chiefs in San Francisco will now be paid Example: The outer continental shell off meeting. One of these is the noise level. The noise mean more interest on the money but later found is thriving, the armed forces are relatively free more than the governor of California. While the pay of the northern California and Oregon is known to have level of the race car to be used is described as out that no interest was aflowable on this fund. of leftist influence and the country appears far average patrolman and fireman will rise to $18,816, it will cost modest placer deposits of gold and other heavy about the same as a lawnmower. The question Does this mean that a commissioner casts his more resilient and better able to adapt to change $29,540 to keep each one on the payroll when pension con- metals, then becomes how loud would IZ to 15 of these vote not knowing or caring the meaning and than was Portugal. Above all, notes Roberts, the tributions and other fringe benefits are figured in. The impact Example: Great lakes beds within the U.S. are cars be in the late evening hours when our ramifications of the motion but asked questions Spanish have Portugal's example to illuminate on the pay structure for other city employes Is yet to be felt, known to have manganese and copper ore children are trying to get to sleep. You can later concerning the intent? many of the pitfalls that lie in Spain's San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is hopping mad, deposits. readily appreciate the plight of the residents of Name Withheld way. having rejected the settelment when its impact on present and future city budgets became clear. The mayor is being accused JACK ANDERSON of seizing power like a "dictator." This is bad enough, but even iorse is the fact that striking policemen and firemen bent the mayor to their moral obligation to the public and a judge's order declaring their strike illegal. It used to be the police who insisted that crime doesn't pay. And it u as Mayor Alioto who warned a mayor's conference in the East recently that the financial crisis which has brought Nei' York City to its knees could be repeated in other American In the nation's 200-year history, there have Within the Pentagon, a house orgau callei USS Saratoga." downhill, tends to grow and grow. Last year, for cities. been nine major conflicts, which lasted a grand the Pentagram News gave slavish overage to The wayward machine plunged through "the example, a few decorative tiles fell from the total of 40 yeah. Ergo, our military establish- the appointment of Martin H. Hoffmnarn as the flight stern safety net" and settled on the bottom donned ceiling of the National War College at Ft. ment has spent 160 years doing little except new army secretary. But there was one horrible of Mayport Basin. It took a team of divers to McNair here in Washington. BERRY'S WORLD preparing for the next war. slip: Hoffmann's name was misspelled retrieve It. The men-at-arms have whiled away all this throughout the story. The Army brass took one look at the Oh yes, the sailors were also accused of idle time, sometimes usefully, more often deteriorating dome and iroclaimed it to be a setting lire to "an air conditioning vent., of a This unpardonable blooper caused the wastefully, conducting paper wars, madcap "serious safety hazard. minimal value." beyond the In-house greatest stir since My Lai in the Pentagon's maneuvers and other Inane projects. of the Army to repa ir. Accordingly, a Despite the prevailing peace, the Pentagon capability" With the ckse of the Vietni.ani War, the troops thlrdfloor, outer "E" ring, which the top Army people are keenly aware of the enemy around $65,000 contract was awarded to Universal brass inhabit. They cabled urgent instructions to , (( S., once again are at loose ends. The lighting men them. Certain computer technicians, for Restoration, Incorporated, to stop the tiles from have no one to fight, the bombers no pla ce to information officers around the world, tumbling. example, handle classified computer cards bomb, the missiles no targets to miss. From our "In the interest of professionalism," sternly those perforated little cardboard pieces, with the By August, it was determined that the tiles Pentagon notebook, here area few episodes from stated the Army cable, "we pass to you that tiny rectangular holes. also were In need of cleaning, an operation that this millennial military world: review of some post and unit newspapers The office windows, where these corn- would require "brushing and J The military auditors have discovered, indicates a need for us all to be aware of the pteriiien work, are simultaneous always covered with heavy, vacuuiiiing." So the contract was expanded to here and there, some loose cash which must be proper spe1ling of the name of the new Army ominous drapes. Piesumably, this Is to prevent o,000 spent, of course, because congressional critics Secretary.. some Russian with a telescope from peering at In December, the figure climbed to $390,000, get the idea that the defense budget is too fat. "Please note that Secretary Hoffmann spells the classifed holes. Twenty days later, It jumped to $640,000. During On the shores of Waikiki, they are diverting his name with two (2) f's and two (2) n's. His At MacDill Air Fat ce Base, Fla., IA. Gen. an active four-day stretch in March, the contract PX profits into a fabulous $20 million military complete name Is Martin H. Hoffmann, repeat, Winton Marshall keeps a traffic light In his ofsoared dizzily ft to $1,984, , Universal's ad"resort" It will be called "Hale Koa" which, in Hoffrnazm." lice, he _____________ ___ has used it, according to our sources, to dit.lonal duties now Included testing the tiles by u nwau tongue, means '4 jjouse of Aboard the aircraft carrier Saratoga, two forewarn subordinates of the state of his tern- "tapping Lightly with wooden mallets" and Warriors." crewmen apparently became bored with the perament. _____ _____ marking "all loose and hollow sounding tile," Meanwhile, the admirals, eager t', do their peace that had settled over the warship and "When green is lit, you are talking his This flow of money Universal part, have issued contracts to "study the sought to enliven the routine. The story can best language," explained one underling. "Yellow was notProdigious enough, apparently, to to prevent its ' J7r sEPT. 11 AREA DEATHS 4, The two countries have more in common than their geographical proximity on the same Portugal was tightly ruled for 40 years, From 1928 to 1968, by rightist dictator Antonio Salazar. Spain has been similarly ruled since 1936 by Gen. Francisco Franco. What has been happening to Portugal since the overthrow of the successor regime to Salazar by Gen. Antonio do Spinola In April, 1974, and the subsequent ouster of Spinola by Marxists and Conununists in the Portuguese military, has "had a dramatic Impact on the Spanish government, which realizes that Its day of reckoning Is close at hand," writes James Roberts in the conservative weekly Human Events. - Sii)i ~ 4 0 peninsula. " i Thurda the east. No one is watching the unfolding events In Portugal more closely than that country's Iberian neighbor, Spain. -t 3 '— i ,,, The governna'nt named a new arziiv commander Wednesday in an attempt to appease the Moslems and announced the army would establish buffer zones between Moslem-dominated Tripoli, Lebanon's second largest city, and the Christian hilt town of Zaghart.a, five miles to 'A In Portugal )' as - -- iii Grows BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Moslem opposition today threatened the Lebanese government's plans to use the army as a buffer between warring Christians and Moslems in northern Lebanon. Revolution U — ____ — Laiiecl Untrue By Spokesi'nan po esman , , Herald Staff Writer Report - state elections division director Dot Glisson about the matter and can not find any law or city — - Spain Eyeing '' — — By DONNA E.STES Moslem Opposition Predicted In 2 5 Yea rs J — Sadat Killing Attempt Her aid, Sinford, FL Police Contain vc%inn AAnvor'q . 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N.M.( Al") - John Ehrhcluz an, suntanned and bearded alter six months of his new life among th e artists along non Road hre might be writing about Watergate But tie's nt talking, His landlady says he's riting a book, and he did not deny a report that he is under contract %ith Simon 1rnd Schuster for a floyd said to be autobiographical. political lieutenant has shunned the lecture circuit and refused growing vegetables over there and taking care of the lawn," she interviews, said. In a grocery store con versation - he does his on shopping Heconunented one time he as writing a book, and I guesshc ht reasoned that if he grants one interview he'll be hound ed 'An(l is she said I don't hear any typing over there, so maybe he's "I just uouldn't comment on it," was his response, made barred by the Supreme Court arxi facing two federal prison term. leaving a JobA itill the State 1) p. Iment for one i e National s, he aaits the long process of court appeals. 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Open Sunday 1:00 5:00 p.m. -- A �BA—Evening j -Thursday,Sept. 17S — -- FLORIDA IN BRIEF IRS 'Sex Spy' To Return To Court As Probe Resumes MIAMI i AP) — A self-proclaimed "sex spy" for the Internal RevenueService returns tocourt today as a federal grand jury resume an apparent probe of the IRS' con. troversial Operation Leprachaun. Special prosecutors would not comment Wednesday on the nature of the grand jury probe, but Elsa Gutierrez and IRS paid informant Nelson Vega Acre subpoenaed to appear Wednesday. Neither were called before the jury, however. Mrs. Gutierrez, who has said she spied under IRS orders on the sex lives and drinking habits of South Florida public officials, said she was asked to return today "with all my records and documents." But she said her records were still untlec seal as a result of a recent circuit court case. W=I• ..•, Lee Look Forward T^ Freedom Two Committees Named the jsoIilion of single Years ifl tells on Death Row and Pitts recalled. ''I was lucky to get a letter" ()fl(C a month. RAIFORD (AP) — "I hind bars for 12 years an; 40 of the day, said, "We've swillA white Haiford convict, Cur- years. Twelve years. won"! believe It until I'm 300 days for the Aug. 1, 1963, slay. us Adams Jr., has admitted to "My hopes have been up so lowed a lot wOiSC pumpkin mimiles away from this place," ings of two gas station attend- the murders, lie's serving a life many times," he said. ''l'111 not seeds than this." Wilbert Lee says of a gover. ants in Port St. Joe. All-white sentence for another murder, The two men spent eight going to build up my hopes. It nor S recommendation that he juries twice convicted the two Adams' last admission, in a should have been so long ago." and Freddie Pius be pardoned black men of the crime, prison statement given Atty. "You're a real agitator," said and freed From Raifurd State I It e v were interviewed (en. Robert Shevin on Tues- :i grinning Pitts. Prison. Wednesday by reporter Gene day, prompted Askew's pardon When the word came that "I won't believe it until It is Miller of The Miami Herald recommendation Wednesday. pardon could come on Sept. 19 signed, sealed and delivered," shortly after Coy. Reubin Ask. 'My mind is at a standstill," with three more signatures, says Puts, ew said he would grant a full said Lee, now 40 with a touch Pitts, 31, said, "I can wait." The two nien have been be- pardon today, of white in his hair. "Twelve Lee, mulling over the events p 1 Farm Labor Crackdown Planned ORLANDO I AP — for the state Department of the $1.80-per-hour nuinimuum Immigration's Border Patrol, State and federal officials say Commerce, said Wednesday wage in 1974. He said the aliens will stop incoming migrant they t ill crack (town this year that illegal aliens from Mexico put mitany local grove workers buses to check for illegal in an attemuupt to prevent illegal undermined the farm workers' and migrants with legal per. aliens. aliens and underage children economy last year. nuts out of jobs and on welfare He said state officers are Unfrom working in Florida's agrilie told the Migrant Iibor rolls, tier federal order to make micultural fields. Program Conference here that Valin said his department, grant farm labor law cases Jim Valin, compliance officer illegal aliens worked for half along with the U.S. Bureau of "number One priority." New Rules For Felons P inecr est Center CYPRESS Hwy 1792 at 27th St. MULCHI Limited Quantities SANFORD -—---- FLORIDA PEAT 2 BUBAG Portable TV — ---Portable Television Reduced To Sell! — Reduced $112,00 P hiI c o portabie television, black and SOLID STATE Philco white, 12 inch screen, color set, 19 inch screen. 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STD stands For sexually transmissible diseases. — ciiF P 1 1 1 I 11 l FIRESTONE S lst.&FRENCHAVE. WASHINGTON(All) card d'Estaing will mark America's Bicentennial with a visit to this country May 17-20, President Ford has announced. Queen Elizabeth If of Great Britain earlier accepted an Fire Damages Ross Home ... 30 inch models featuring full view ovens, automatic <lock timers, storage areas and other features. Reduced to sell: $229. WAYS TO DEstaing To Visit U.S. I large vegetable storage bins, Adjustable shelves, (Ice maker available). ELECTRIC RANGES CHARGE MONTGOMERY, Ala. I Al'; — Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace will delay announcement of his presidential candidacy for a "fact-finding and goodwill" tour of Western Europe, an aide says. Travel plans are incomplete, the aide said, but Wallace is expected to leave in about a month for the two-week trip. The tour probably will put off formal announcement of Wallace's candidacy for the Democratic nomination until late this year or early 1976. in perfect style Save 20% to 40% $224.95 Wallace Plans Trip REFRIGERATOR P Big Discounts NOW ONLY designate Dunham ch4-iirman of the FPC. 192 Division of EACH S Rockefeller, a former governor of New York. If the Senate confirms the nomination, I'(Jr(i Sii(i he ill America closer to a total break chore fell to Jefferson. invitation to visit the United States next July. with the Crown. Giscard d'Estaing, in an Aug. 6 letter to Ford, accepted He submitted the document to law, history, politics, and mathWhen the Second Continental an invitation tendered in July, the President said WedCongress on June 28. It was emnatucs, and then we should resolution Congress had convened, the nesday. clearance at pass the reed to the members on July 3 concept of independence had the day after the 13 colonies unanimously in the af- for man) delegates a ring of firmuative." had ratified Lee's motion for treason about it. John Adams le independence. had opened proceedings in May America's army ended June of 1775 with a proposal that the The delegates scrutinized John Hancock, presiding as colonies abolish their royal Jefferson's offering, cherishing MALIBU, Calif. mAP — Authorities say a lire has president in place of Virginia's charters. It was too much, too at once certain passages, caused $45,000 In damage to a 30-room house leased by Peyton Randolph, lowered his soon, and the motion met a making changes in others. They singer Diana Ross and her husband. gavel and announced: quick death, adopted it on July 4, 1776, and The fire Tuesday apparently began in or near the kit"It Is the order of Congress to But by the spring of 1776 the read It from the Statehouse chen, authorities said. Miss Ross, a cook and a handyman inform George Washington of choosing country'smood had changed. steps four days later. were at home but were not hurt. the unanimous vote in him to be commander in ce Deluxe three door model chief of the for s raised, and to ... .s ,l ,st,.......f Lit It2Ia t; U III UVLtIl'V UI rt..j lao V3YcI. Popular opu ar American liberty." poppy red finish with Under the Articles of 7ar, the simulated wood accents. decorate 13 colonies named the regiGenerous door storage includes butter, cheese and mental and company officers. L Tq & our Congress named the generals. egg compartments. Two VD Target Of Campaign I Ford has announced. Dunham, 45 and a native of Rochester, N.Y., has been deputy director of the President's Domestic Council. He is a Former New York state budget director and an aide to imiake five, we should be enterLaineni with logic and rhetoric, .... . UIt1YYRhLK Deluxe Speed Queen Dishwasher, model no. DC 5710A, front loading, 6 cycles, hardwood cutting board top. Portable converts to built In. Top of the line. Regular $349.95 now Open Meeting Said Important state — FRIGIDAIRE Electric Dryer Cl Combination with walnut finish. Reduced for Super Value Save $118.95 Solid State Philco black and white, 9 inch screen, Assault Law Clarified JACKSONVILLE (AP) - The WASHINGTON tAP; A protege of Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, Richard L. Dunham, is being nominated to the Federal Poter Commission, President — 64.95 * ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Chief Justice James Adkins of the Florida Supreme Court said today that open meetings are far more Important to honest government than financial disclosure. Without mentioning Florida Go'.'. Reubin Askew's name, ACOUnS criticized Askew's plan to seek a constitutional amendment to require public officials to disclose their finances. "The advocacy of laws requiring full financial disclosure has been a political panacea for some who seek a better public image through favorable publicity," Adkins said in the keynote speech to the Federal Bar Association's annual convention, To Be Nominated spent arguing whether the 30,000 volunteers and estab- and that all political conwindows should be shut to keep lishing a navy. nction.s between themand the ONE LEFThorseflies and a breeze out, or Before the year was out, the State of Great Britain is, and upened to let both in. Americans had captured ought to be, totally dissolved." Boston from the Redcoats. But What Lee had offered was a Console Delegate John Adams would English sailors had burned the declaration of independence. recount that wordiness was inevitable because every town of Falmouth (now PorStereo-Radio Shortly after Lee introduced tiand), Maine, and American delegate considered himself "a forces had suffered heavy his resolution, Congress apgreat man, an orator, a critic, a losses in an ill-fated attempt to pointed a committee to draft a statesman." In a letter to his document justifying to the 8 Track Tape capture Quebec. wile he wrote that were it Each patriot death fired ha- world America's impending 'moved that three and two tred for the British, bringing split with England. The writing Next to A&P 1 TALLAHASSEE: (All) Conicted felons will no longer have to go before the Cabinet to get back their rights to vote and hold office. The Cabinet, sitting as the Pardon Board, announced Wednesday new rules that will automatically restore civil rights-_except the right to own a firearm—after Felons complete their prison sentence or parole term. Before the board gave routine approval to 188 applications For restoration of civil rights under the old rules, Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington called the change a victory over red tape. The new rule takes effect Nov. 1. 29 3CU.FT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Rockefeller Protege Firestone CLASSIFIED CLEARANCE ONLY CLASSIFIED Here's a good opportunity for you smart shoppers to lake advantage of some real big values. If you're in need of major home appliances. 1915-9A 11, PEOPLE NOTE - Paul gress convened on May 10, 1775 cadence of their drums that lured Ft. Ticonderoga on May The six companies of back- Liberty and freedom were Retere's famous ride "as and named two committees — persuaded Congress on May 13 10, The Redcoats, according to country rifleman that Congress words to be shouted. Independ. tory. British and American one to make a last stab at peace to approve 64 Articles of War, the express rider, had surren- had envlsoned as the army's ence had become the password nod had been spilled at with the Crown, the second to snapping in two the olive dered without a shot after Allen backbone, arrived in Cam- to America's future. xington and Concord. The draw up an army in case the branch the first committee was had hollered to give up "in the bridge after Washington. Many The Spirit of '76 was fueled by cond Continental Congress first failed. nurturing, name of the Great Jehovah and were hunters in coon-skinned a man named Thomas Paine, a fas trying to form and finance Inside the Statehouse on In just four days Congress the Continental Congress." caps. They were itchy for action clever propogandist whose 4i army, and the sentiment Chestnut Street delegates from had set the country on an irrecame. So they drank sulfurous words burned the last The Articles of War had set and none came. lFnong the delegates for a the 13 colonies grappled with versible course. Five days later up the procedures for an army. and gambled. And fought bridges between England and Ulement with Britain tas America's destiny from cur- it courier would bring news that but it had not established one. among themselves. America. He labeled King I ding. Ving rows of wooden chairs, would further cement that Nor had it granted authority to The new commander in chief George "the royal brute of By CHRIS ROBERTS Outside, volunteer soldiers in course's finality. Allen and Arnold to attack the would have to build an arm)' Britain ... a hardened, sullenAssociated Press Writer unmatching homespun drilled Ethan Allen and his Green British garrison, before he could war against the tempered Pharoah," and adPI I I LA DE I -PI I I A (All) — on open greens. Mountain [toys, with a hand Congress was buzzing. Some enemy, lie appealed to Con- vocated a final separation so as The Second Continental Conlk'rhaps it was the restless from Benedict Arnold, had cap-- members proposed that the gress for help, lie needed uni- not to "leave the next gener1 cannon seized by the American foruuts amnnuunition, guns, food. ation to be cutting throats, Unmniumunamnen ue rewrneu to inc iongrcss, relying on printing der the violated, unmeaning king along with an apology, press money — Continental dol- names of parent and child." Others (Towed over the victory. lars that soon would be worthThe people listened, and on The furor finally died and the less — scraped together what it June 7 delegate Richard Henry delegates spent the next month could. Lee of Virginia took the bold in debate over the makeup of At Ben Franklin's suggestion, step that had tripped up other the 'Continental Army" and the delegates voted to arm men. ttmu should lead it. Geographic Sonic units with pikes and Let it be resolved, he said, jealousies and top-heavy egos spears, bows and arrows. "That these United States are, bogged down the proceedings. Word reached the colonists in and of a right ought to be, free Almost anything was the tall that King George had and independent states, that kbatablg'. For instance, the officially (irelareti war. Con- they are absolved of all a! Ic- Turner Recess Ordered 1 l I A iAlli -- i1e federal mail-fraud re-trial of Orlando promoter Glenn Turner and four others is scheduled to resume next Tuesday after a lengthy recess s as ordered at the end of a closed-door meeting. After defendants, attorneys and prosecutors met Wednesday, defense attorneys would neither confirm nor deny that plea bargains were being discussed with some or all of the defendants. W. Leroy Beale, one of the five former executives in Turner's companies who began the trial along with the others Aug. 4. snitched his innocent plea to no contest two st'cks after the trial started. ine Conti ntal Con ress Had Tough Time 9 1. Thursday, Sept- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Li Phone 322-1681 I - �- -- - - _ -- 0 -~ Illness Doesn ' t Delay Wedding vm~ . 1. il_. V Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Thursday,-----------Sept, 11, 1975-11A ,-------------- Auxiliary Supports Firemen 1AICIrtAEN iV IVI 4. C0 1) T I e 1OAEvenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Sept. a K es \/ 0 \1 ' IS al wedding (late, "When I rang tile doorbell on I. Tommy McL in t)urfi Vtsntm were married b) Bev ithaickedgrm sheasso The wedding date was set for h1l. Parry in Room 214 of eager to lilt t,elife she grabbed I Aug. 30, the minister notified at Senlint, ,le Memorial Hospital. [Ile by the collar and yanked tne 11 Elder Springs Baptist Church The bridegroom's brother and inside and the bride's stunning green sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Ie Oh be truthful, non, gown all picked out — when the McLam of Sarasota and friends tounters his wife. You bridegroom fell ill of the couple Mr and Mrs stumbled on Uit. step and would ft as just a slight heart Edmund Czajka witnessed the have fallen if I hadn't grabbed attack but enough to put me in ceremony. } ou the hospital three days before It as the SJka couple who The \tcLiins plan a bricf the wedding," explained James pla)edntchn)akertoToIJlIiis, wedding trip to St Augustine I (Tonwi) Mc[in But 76, and Ruth, 66 The stor of and On to North Carolina before — time as nning out on the the nel) weds first meeting is returning to build their ne license and blood tes, so e the only bone of contention in home in (teneva. Tomiuiiv was dided to go ahead and hae their ne found nrital bliss born and raised in that corn 'he nodding in the hospital but its a good natud dif nrnmh and has spent most of Soon Sunday, a week after ference oIopinion, fortunately.tH'f usi life he Ohio, has licdui%interpark these past 17 years. 8) JEAN PAflESON a rSt(bte 1'I D I t(] I Irsons %, re!atL1wnmn) 1 11 Wi e .. f I I : have ; II , M o e t I - - -~ Y1 1 . 1 r Ga '*_ i - ' I / I t t A / ~ . . / - ___ - - — 1. - _________ - 17 In SWUrCib RE - OPEN IN SWE ETWAT ER WILL SQUARE. y. p The Lost Of Our Sale. Doors Will Close At S:00o —i Saturda , Se t. 13th Is -- y ~J 1 / / / - . __ ",II / ,_ — ;1 ••', -. j -...', - ,- . .-% -- .-d '. & 1&. 4 -4 & M I - a A . N% -1 Ir. . "11, I 0I % i 16 & %% fT I it I Birth .I -t .. ( 4 I Is 9) $ zi~.I , ( X~- 11. Forhmson of Sit , nford. GreatIs every wife .and mother. When there is ,I major fire vrandparents are Mrs. Jewel and the Auxiliary knows tile Sasser, and Mr. and Mrs. W.B. men will be spending long hours Jessup. also of .S. 4111, tile site, tllv~ else might be GED to consider. They take coffee, I . - . - ' _ *' Tr Ile 00 \O\O'\ pc 1kol 45 0 (ip ,\e s ,ie el ~,,~5 C J x e' ' ~~ \ I ... \e (5' 6e 0 ;,, $ and intellecutal area of form her duties with these American history, and tier various civic organizations. ambition is to one day sit on the "And if not, I'll just have to E1U history faculty. For now, give up my studies for a while." There will be an open house Saturday SepL 13, to introduce at least the first part of that Eager as she is to (omplete her the public to the new Crealde Art Center, artists' studios and dream is coming true. doctorate, Hettyc's faintly and classrooms, located on Alonm Ave., at St. Andrews Blvd. in In March next year, Bettye community responsibilities still Winter Park. will be joined in Gain'ilJe b take precedence in her life. c -ealde ,kjj Center owned and developed by W.S. Jenkins of Winter Park combines the working studio with the cla&*xwm W the mutual benefit of artists and students. It also includes a complete art supply se and a Gallery. Exotic dancer Veda Seern promptly at 11-45 a in in order Registration for Fafl Art Classes runs through Sept. 20. Clamts will entertain members of to be seated before the en. begin the week of Sept 22 Sanford Senior Citizens Club at 'erthlnment be"mns During the open house, "artists in residence" will be working in their Sept. 16 meeting in the their studios and in.structors will be available for questions SianfOrd Civic Center. A covered dish luncheon will regarding their classes. Crealde Hosts Open Day i—O fl- 09 0 i - "A 11.1^ . 1 — Exhibits depicting thi' Ruth .Sninney, president tievel I ., () I .-, , 1I 0 - ____ I I.0, - 9( )! (110~#. $ MARG E WILLIAMS 322 1812 ~ '.. - -. . SHIRLEY COOPER 8349212 j _V L Sq. Yd. Completely By Congofeum Installed 1 $ • With Purchase Of Any Carpet 834 9212 Altamonte Springs LOQWCXXJ . Small PH. 322-3524 - 119 S. Magnolia Ave. HILD7RICHMOND Downtown Sanford ____ Deltona 'lr'i Snfodton ,.. now I -- ur little charmer is . 4 -' _ •(' ! .-. , 1. 0 " -_ - ' A ~ L_ , I If I _'~, 4 looks a bs oIuI eI y darling in her Cin. derella frock with its ... . 1: ..\ $ -- cents. A - __ neat white S REPEATOFSFjJ.UL WAMIABI YD. PRUffED FLANNEL • • YARN DYFS J%CQt'ARI)S. nc' ' ' PINK- Li. BLUE INTERLOCKS 0 60" WIDE 100 .NO IRON WIDE . GR 14 Ak - OP #/iVG - _____ -- --- ___________________________ . "I'l ", ~ .. ~ 0 ~ 0 - • • I I i'x I - _ , -1 I -- -_ 4 EVEN ING A V, GO ING I . MOfl,.FrL95 23'3 SW. Coil.91 Rd Ocala I/ i' 'Irji EVER YDAY I i toddlers, preschoolers I L-' - % .:-, - : S I : Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Horne, R it . 10 #%*~ '14" 1% I OL . : With Th e - 1. P_ * : 4 •i-.- •- / -- . : 4b _V -_ • I ' L -. •, - ____ r L&,,&iif,a 200 . N. Park Sanford, F! SAWIA ______ Just : : 240 , 4 - -4.` 1-rJk,4-,.---r!;4~1_ ..t- t. .-: FIA~-F.An4.-il " __%_ -TWA - .. _t __ - ,~ - -- -.'I --_. - Call Today And 1 . - .' Th e HERALD I 49 It Ii I ii. .- Way — I 1 : I • .rd (IorPmIa) • 323 - 8020 WI11 Be On Its it hiir. wwdiobc 210 E. First St. - •.,. . . '. 1 • EVeillil .1 ' - -~_ _,iilz-, - ~~~_A 1- , '~ • - j, : $ 1• L Of . , I •... Mon. th Sat -za : — I . i 0 '-¼'1 ¶' i ;1 --f,q_I A F4 ,_ *!1Z:.~NT-,7 T:SN * _____ . .. , : 1-1 r 1~.b 1 111110. . V . ABOU T OLD and school age boys and girls . j - _:a P - I ;~ -I - . 1--, I-Is _-- ~ ~~ _.:71 fashions for 'infants, ~ - --,-,.; -4.~,..t_-_ e our i\ , : Katie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V'A.t'Y Q01 J~- t _____ ~___ P 1i . ir~. . I --- ;_ - -. _ -. I~ ~ 100% POLYESTER 911 - 60' NO IRON - - 1.8 0 Open Phone 323-7720 Downtown Sanford Complete Floor Covering Center ONLY I CLASSICS •' i • S- ri I ieli who re no' at the Histon SttieeaItho1hltorilcal ila' Ot t' r:t of , presented available close ill ~j request for morale support in 'rhe Board issued a call I. ducting a LIr)'L I ries for Srmill Fr t)a For every large his endeaor to begin a ,unsene in thc area who would order of French fries purchased ttiat day McDonald's will donate publication dedicated to the like to become ;I part of this perpetuation of the historical living .\Iuseuni hy the use of 9 cents tothe Winter Springs Seventh Da Adentlst Comnmunjt background of the area in. their talents be it writing, Yout.h Center. We're proud and qateful that McDonald.s's ran help this t'luded in Seminole, Osceola, painting, construction or any and Volusia other talent. Interested parti * wonderful organization gather funds needed for equipment and ()range, Lake' supplies to continue the after school recreation program," said COurltics. Special p,ap,ers by may conlact President Huth 44 Bob Ila%, manager of McDonald's. students and nwnioirs of long Swinney to volunteer their . "WehoN our Large Fries for Small Fry Da% %% ill help establisli hine residents would be items services. of interest to the public and this this fund," he The Museum is loated at So publication would be a vehicle East First Street in Sanford, (or such writings and is open We(lnesda%, Frnl 1\ Inca Exhibit Now Open At SCC Ignorance of its existence mud Sundas 2 00 p in III 00 another problem plaguing the p.m. Machupicchu of tile Invas, an exhibition of photographic enlargements depicting the culture of the Incas of Peru, will be • c • open to the public through September to Oct i in the Seminole c 1 renS ortsvvear" Couununity College Athiunistration building • " The fine photographs, depicting a %ariety of aspetts of this ancient and fascinating culture may he viewed cd during s& hool • boUTs r ~ Come Save C I letters have been sent to the educational institutions in the 1)r. Paul Wehr, Associate area encouraging students t' Fry Offered Large Fry ~ Come Shon '.' ________ • 16 SHIRIILLET ForestCity Boutique Cosmetic & 110 Park Ave. Phone 322.263 1 - III Come See 111111111111111M Merle Norman l 1' Allan Zane Extra Bonus This Week Only FREE PAD the natty shirtlacket has a double row of white foptitch.d trim Navy, Tan. ' In connection with the and continuing through the developed, Nation's Bicentennial, Mrs. years to our modern day form _-T 2116 _11 I 6 2 E.a.. DOUBLE KNITS outlined at it recent meeting of highlighting the development of distribution site for goods and stored in tile little white house the' Hoard of Trustees of the wtiat was once known as materials, and this 'xhibit will on the lakefront. A brochure is General Sanford Museum and Mosquito ('ounty beginning Ix! ;I visible nv,ar,s for visitors being designed for distribution IJ bra fy. with an archeological display to the Museum to see how it all to visitors to the area, and _"_M1l"_"W%_ 5 zIx Cushion Floor THE ULTRA-PRACTICAL PANTSUIT Smartly tailored to your ?own.and.country needs is this nonstop pantsuit of doubleknitted polyester. For added zip, I - 9 VINYL Casselberry Winter Springs - f d 11 - SHINYL Sanford - ~!-~IrT - I $ (Ila ~ 11 MONEY W P i PILLOWCASES e 5 100% POLYESTER , Never Wax Your Floors 1. . 0 I- __ 6 ~- __ - - ~_ - _3i ~.., 9 PINWALE9 R1BIX_SS* "i WALE 9 PRINTS 411I.Soll,IDS (,b 0 SOLIDS 0 PRIN-N, IJmIt 6 69YD. 45 MACtI WASH TUMBLE DRY If Perfect 2.49c OUR $2.98 VD.FINEST QUALrry . of transportation, the Auto Museum. There are residents ('1 Z% I 1111=11V ~ -__ -----. _ - - __ - _ ____ ' t I - 1 - I 1' _ --_ IRE STOCK / m Brings Back Memories Dressed in high-fashion Valerie Weld. Chiles at The Florida house, frocks instead of leotards and General chairman of the Ruth and Fred and children. DORIS tutus, the 21 company dance affair was Mimi Greene. The Elizabeth and Frederic, also forming Ballet Guild of San. lovely floral certerpleces were , visited their home town OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS tnt ford-Seminole (fiGS) for the given as door prizes. Ferandina Beach, where both 1975-76 season were honored at Club president Dora Lee . their mothers live. D - . the Annual 11 . Daughter sell SHOE rzs cheon a:; at The business sessions and an. L Hmghhght,ng the summer I I iq , ('avalier Restaurant. nounced a series of exciting I IL'indra and Fred Wilson was iiiiiiiiiiiiiii }1oweer, it was not exactly forthcoming events, Including iiuxirig business and pkasurc 208 E. F I RST ST. mothers and daughters, the several tours and surprise PH. 322-0204 when they went to the Furnitute __ __ 1 lone BGS male dancer brought Bicentennial ballet the group Smith spent a relaxin 9 three Market in Atlanta. his father, harry Knllfin. Other will perform in February, 1976. weeks in the mountains uf guests were the Board of North Carolina. While there, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Richard. Directors and BGS artistic Debbie and Jeff Garland they made a weekend trip to son, who usually spend the ~ W (firectors, Nfiriarn WrightL and spent a recent weekend in New Knoxville, Tenn., to visit his summer months in North Orleans. They also attended a niece, Mrs. Allen Cox. In Carolina, recently spent a week LE:\VING IMME crab festival at Apalachicola, a Knoxville. they toured the visiting their family. They will dhing conention at DeE uniak Atomic Fncrg) Museum and return to Sanford in November _______________ I , \ () L I (,I I J \ (, Springs and expect to cruise to saw Music Man which was __ the hihamisas soon where Jeff presented by University of A president's round table \1 I I LI( Iirents own a beach house Tennessee pla)eN gathering a1 buffet dinner for District 8 Florida Jaycees But tile Welcome Wagon After being - "only ;I -_ Ruth Gaines was among the clubs and their wives took I___ hostess call rn4ike it easier housewife" since moving to Florida delegation sp .dlng a place Sunday night at to ,uuliust to your new sur I Sanford Mrs John i Eve) week sightseeing and attending holly Avenue home of District r"unihns's and iii t)t put Crabtree Is now teaching fifth the National Future President larry Blair and his '-! TMI i ,ui:li on sour Iu grade at Idyllnilde School F 11Eve Homemakers of America wife Mary. and daughter, Leslie, enjoyed convention at Washington D C The business social event j'\ visiting her mother, Mrs Ruth Ruth ha" been delegated as attracted 60 guest.s from the MelLon at Montgomery, Ala, locald:st4ictathisor to national following district clubs San iL '- .,ii'.. Q) I who returned the visit to ERA officer, Ruth Pepple of ford, Kissimmee St Cloud ' vacation with her Sanford Melbourne. Maitland Orlando WEnt While in Washington, the Park, Goldenrod, Oviedo, — lf~t group visited many points in, Winter S~rings, Ocoee, South _____ Charlotte and Ralph Austin chiding meeting Sen. Lawton .Seminole and f.atonvill' f 210 E. FIRST ST. , I Parents 11~% I . ..." - ~_V-. # " ... _________________________________________________ N 4 ~ e ,# ~Le6 ,46P 1440 .4 1 C,.,\14e( -4 0 Tests Set I .. .- .. -_ _- .. - - for the coffers. Some of the Lember 12. DI,:Alt ABBY -%I ~ 1,,irl friend . I tile %%.I)- the), carry on is too fun& will also be field for A free, self-h-di) prol:rain tii is a rather kooky, tinsickening, emergency purchases needed vepare the student for the test • conventional but lovable gal. lion can we let Joyce and Bill by the firemen that might not is available Dear A y a t study centers :1? We plan to marry soon. know that 'Art, %4 ould see more of be provided for in the city's located throughout Seminole 1101(1 her I wanted to buy her lv~ them if the)' would save that hu'l. "t ('OuntY. ' . ' ) a diamond ring, and she sail love' stuff for their own she didn't want a ring—she be'droomu We hate to hurt their ' wanted a diamond for the navel B' :ui(;:iI, VAN BUHEN feelings. I 9 instead' . . 0 .. i __ . . , on, but she wasn't. seen a navel diamond and she's 19, amid they've been I*LU{ COUPLE: It's not ' ' '' ' ' ' She says bell)- dancers wear haven't the foggiest notion how married for 10 months. .. I We coulti be a happy four. possible to heT00 married, bill them. She is not a belly dancer; nut' nnuld "stay in." But if )ou it i possible In carry the love she's .I receptionist at it have the money, I am sure one some but they overdo the lovey (love) 0 1;A-1MvLaA`F1ffd,7r_~ —-F,= - bit heyond the limits ill recording studio, of many creative jenelry (love) bit. They're always good taste in public. (II t it STORE I /..\ ItF P1..Z: , Can you please tell rue where designers nEll be able to come cuddling, kissing and fondling 4 -' y a navel diamond can bc- pur- up ,Aith sonielhing (ii fill the vach ilther. It really gets eni. )ll ItLANJ)O 1tI).,SNFOJtI) CONTINUES: Techanically, Jo%ce and Bill . I ChXwd' I IIo,A would it -stay bill-and %our girl friend's barrassing. are still honeymooning. so don't F16- I.I. III.ASTe BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE in? have you ever seen 1)1w' 1 navei. be ilK) critical. In lime they'll GOOD N All, RES don't meana fake one. I mean .I DE'Alt MMY: Our problem I suggested having them over cool off. Olut frank.1y, isn't their 0 0 real one Thank )OU coerns a young couple who for bridge last night because behavior preferable to that of SERIOUS IN L.A. lives near us. I'll ca.11 them the)- really are good company couples who put do,An. needle e SPECIAL HF 1'FT OF A SELLOL POLY &uo "but mv husband said and twilitle each other?) DEAR SERIOUS: I'%e timer Jo%ce and Bill. Ile's 20 and otl)erwi!,e, I'f)LYF_STER-CUMN $1.00 YARD OFF ON STO o \d 11 4 program, " so Ilettye was ad- ,sn., acconipanist for Uw -. I.,.r,,, - _ Second plat is 00 In And Around Sanford . - D amond Seals Navel Enaaaement - - Ir . k Members are urged to arrive be held after the dancing act _V- .. - - 1 0 ! r J i~:;'_f-il __ - - -- . ~_ 1,-~_. Word 3224074 . .~ Zoo logical Society intends d Dancer Entertains Seniors '1 ~ -:..v LITTLE BLUE BUILDING - I / / ' 'I , .if . -A -":-' I ii WHERE 17-92 MEETS FRENCH I/ I -- . pair now. - CARRY i . 'I ." Inventory. 2606 Orlando Drive -- To For According to contest director, Jw-eph Mellon, "We art! en. vised to apply to University of Central Florida Chorale, a Florida. couraging poetic talent of every kind, and expect our contest member of the Sanford produce exciting discoveries." 1 really thought it would be Memorial Library board and Ofl Rules and official entry fortias are available by %Titing to: too late, so I'm pretty excited to one of the larger committees world of Poetry, 801 Portola Drive, Dept. 211, San Francisco CA have been accepted," she said. for the Singing Boys of Orlando 127. It liasalwa's been her dream to choir. But Bettye feel! conContest closes November 30, 1975. pursue her studies in the social fident she will be able to per. , --- . / week-end wrap-ups 1/ you can vicar all week. Round f yourself up /. \ i f; .- - " k rd ', ' 'k. ~ ' Start something up -whe the week winds down. Slip into our Saturday / On ALL Remaining THE .f •i, D rasticReductions AND ' . I ' ay CASH I I ' - U Route :r 1,IA I , N" 6 " N 9 , , i ,~, _~ n_~ I I I _. ~ I ,~ ... I . ~ . .: . . __ ..--. I At tile t"lle, but they're still urging I 6 or a 130th Tommy and Ruth have lii,~ -,_ ~ , I file to do it," said Bettye, I - '~,, I been inarriedpreviousl%, but 10Z "% unable to disguise the ex. the) sa thy, are entering this group's main function is to H I ;(I vj citement she was feeling QV&WL new union with the happyan ,tl) '.... her second son, Bobbie who - fighting the blaze support th lire department I Ikumnber, 1973, she o will be attending the uniser licipation of newlyweds half tx)thsouall) and charitabl Ne"lv, A eds James and Ruth ,NlcLaIn visit at hospital folio% it Our main conctrn is the r taiml The G F I) test lea(lin' I' tog unusual marriage ceremony. their age _________________________________________________________________________________ historytier B.A. degree in sity's law school, tier youngest has also helped give7 , its W", . . a arkie, [jut the high school equivalency from Florida son, Kerr)', is a student at ; members a bel'er t t — . group is aLse trying to raise iLs diploma will he offered at , put ,uur Technological University and Trinity Prep and feels confident derstanding and appreciation of S treasury %o A can undertake .I .Seminole Community College P r i z e s For Poetry has been preparing for a post that he and Dad can keep the ere their husband's work. It is open Donna Hanshaw (kit) and Clarkie Gaston climb aboard the fire engine with department's mascots, little League, swim teamii or September 22, 23, 24. Anyone 16 f nr ... 7 w iui Inn t)almatinns graduate course since that home fires burning while Morn " M "', It to wives, mothers, mothers-in . foutball team as a cornmnunit) or over who has met tilt. A $1500 grand prize will be awarded in the current Poetry time. However, Florida Tech. completes her doctorate. law or sisters of active or DECORATORS BAZAAR Competition sponsored by the World of Poetry, a monthly will not be Initiating its post IS — Project. The group's first fund prerequisites of American It is more than her family , 'i _; . I CLOSING THEIR DOORS IN newsletter for raising tnture, the First history, civic anti graduate history course this that Bettye will be leaving I ..year • Annual Fir SANFORD AFTER a YEARS. SO Poems of aH styles and on any subject are eligible to compete .1 feman's Ball held last Americanism vs Communism because of cutbacks under behind. Sh' ~ e is also president o for the grand prize or for 49 other cash or merchandise awards. the college's iminthat the Altamonte Springs may take the test. Eligibilltv -'austerity Seminole Slutual Concert THEY CAN BETTER SE RVE ' Off Mark ________________________ - !"* Clarkie and Donna Ilamillaw, , i.11 11. 4 wife of firefighter Rick 11,an. 1 ~ 4 . 1_ t( shaw, helped orgami.e the ' .1 . . 11~41 Altamonte Fire Department'. 1-1dies Auxiii, ,k) ~ear. Clarkie 'is president, ( ! i ; ~ le "I , f 101' Will t Fi ii s i a S zoo, 1011;26.;~ "Once you reach 40, time seems to pass b) prett) fast," sas Bett Smith I decided if there acre things I anted to do, no as the time to do themii So the wife of Sanford ph)sicj1in l)r Robert J Smith and mother of three sons, to of whommi are grown, will register &pt l9at Uniersit) of Florida to do her PhD In hIsto On Sept 22 she will embark on the course of study which will take two Or three ye, muting between Sanfurd and Gainesville to complete. t Signs Although In past 59 days some 006 ni Rozon told tile . .. find it? lathes £nrunttee that flY of them hid %OIUfltC r lirt LI II. They mitt VD) .* The ldIe Civic and community Affairs difficulty finding the facility and perhaps the second Tuesday of each .... Conunittee of the Greater Sanford Cliamber found it. month if) member's ot of Commerce voted Tuesday to assist ore, the ,'j, . J Zoological society Director Al Iozon in placing signs at all entrances to the city 1ost p r ,'f I I 1. errecting signs to the zoo and are planning to directing visitors to tile zoo. Rozon said 100 surprised at the dedication an(I r~ tier ousband Sle ve i s ,,, NJ ~ 0I , , ~, help raise money to pay for the signs. sign% Ila(] been orderedal ;I total cost of $MW 1 flours tile men put into lieutin1mnt .u)(l training officer studying,and training," says for Altimonte Strings I ire Donna. All firemen have to pass .0~ Department. And uen though -i orguson 1 . i a 200 hour training program ,j Nv~ tiarkie doesn'tt sit and think ~40 tff / ' and addittondli) have had to I about the (langer her tiusband S \ , '4 take an Emergency Medial Is flflOunce laces C% cr time a lire or rescue lz Training (EMT) course In call comes over the monitor, trand irs Gene Eoruson addition to fires, these highly ttitrc's Ihd)S a certain ____________ _________ trained men are called upon to515 Ioers Rd. Sanford an Limliouflt of tension until he — handli riscuc efforts in%ol%ingnnce the birth of teir first kno s he s back ilebuerthing from a child choking(hi d, a yrl, (jC%Onfli lane on "You know he's puttin' his in POUfl( S : 1 t — ;•iiI a foreign object, automobile life on the line eer minute of accidents and stuck elevator ounces L ' the day lies ttier-, sats Maternal grandparents are stiu1Ls 4 its Mr. and Mrs. (.eorgecintroncif )I 14 -Z . hat's the b 4 (I trkic tai also took the Puerto Rico paternal grand "'. t .. ' I s B ii r n \// it h E n visited the By JAN MONAIIAN Herald Staff Writer I When Clarkie Gaston home, she always has one ear 46 ,. -, subconsciously attuned to an d !' ew isat S r ____________ - -1. ) ______M_W___Ff~ ~I --;! . _.~ 0 __ WM IR ~ 1 .. I I . . -,i~~fI , _ - __ .% , __ ,_ right away. and not wait until Toinin , was back home ag in, beca I want to take care of r__.t. .1 . _: : sl '. .. ~ ,,, ! . -, Fan as ic o Sale _______ -=----. --~_-_ _____ __~z__-____ - ~__ OS I _* . ..~-, _ -~. ri 4 0 1% . I I the orsgmn Women's Editor .J -------•--.- 322=261 1 4L411 1 — -- �12A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Thursday, Sept. 11. 1975 Auto Inspector Found Fuel Barge Guilty Of Taking Bribe Coming Engineer To Describe Plans Study To Be Explained hired firm, is expected to describe what the federal grant will cover and the estimated tmne schedule for the project. An hour alter the ur the bribery could have been that Trojano's wife was sick returned the guilty verdict fom decent," Sprinkel noted there was no and unable to work and that the sheriff'.testimony testimony that anycne actually family was financially troubled Troinno, several living on the $127 a week deputies were seen in a parkint. Trolano with the $5 bill — In lot with the Parker car. One o only that he had put his hand salary that Troiano received for -roJ deputies said a -tie into lila pocket after shaking Inspecting 600 to &'O autos a the mechanisni end" in the steering station, week at the hands with Swartz. "'fell off today." Jones said the money hadn't he Miss Parker testified that sixParker Miss Today, been marked, dyed or the serial replaced faulty tires on her car steering number recorded. There was no after It received the valid safety acknowledged that the problem has been corrected. search of Swartz or the car or Inspection sticker July 10. MVI station alter the Incident July 10 and the whereabouts of the $5 bill never revealed. Heffernan argued to the jury that law enforcement, its methods, or Swartz weren't on trial but that "their credibility is.', Jr., and Lake Mary Councilman Harry Terry. Airport Authority Meets hrk, r!dtnt ut t Air Sanlando Inc., asked the Sanford Airport Authority this morning for permission to move his company's operation to a new, temporary building at the airport. Birks !aid he would rent a temporary building and landscape it so as not to create an eyesore. In a letter to Mr. J.S. "Red" Cleveland dat ed September 9, Birks cited lease dufficulti,hs with Aero Services - another tenant at the airport as the reason for the request. is apparent that . existence is not possible under the terms dictated by Aero Services. Our operations are EIctinns Teacher Without The Seminole County School Board agreed Wednesday night to make the Mondaysuspension of a second year teacher who has pleaded innocent to a robbery charge, "without pay." - bPANIELING The board said if Sylvester Denmark, 38, 2202 Lake Mary Road, is found innocent alter 6 trial, he would receive all back pa due him. 20%. OFF __ Tolbeh Wood ___ - 307 E.25th St. Pay Denmark is charged in connection with the Jul. 31 Sanford executive director of the Florida Ethics Commission, will discuss campaign financing and reporting laws and financial disclosure, respectively. The seminar will be held at Valle's Steak House, 3000 Volusia Ave., Daytona. The restaurant is located at the intersection of 1-95 and U.S. 92. Scheduled Mrs. Bruce said Dot Glisson, director of the state division of elections, and Larry Gonzales, Kimbrough For Legal A $5 lee will be charged to the tanks to the city and they have been located on her property because the city does not own any property on which they can be placed. Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. criticized the continued violation by the lire department of purchasing procedures requiring bids on purchases of Pushing Department _ fd/ . :\ 'flu I In Irndi,g;n 0 OUR SANFORD REPRESENTATIVE Councilman Burt Perinchief said the fire department has indicated If the city officials "will not play the game their way, they will take their marbles and go home." He added there have been threats made to the city of strikes and resignations by the various volunteers. We ti11' proud to aflflOUmiC(' our association with Al. A Sanford resident for 40 years, he has been associated with Sanford Electric and Wall Plumbing, giving him a total of 20 years experience in the heating and air conditioning field. " -"I-'--- / The two hour discussion over the fire departmer't began with a motion by Councilman Harry Terry to hire a full time fire chief to look after the city's fire protection needs. 4 ALL TEMP SER VICE INC. 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From left, the Lyman front •; -". four starters are end Bob lorah, tackles flerb Felder and Rlcha rd B&'ary and end Kevin Burns. ifierald Photo by Gordon Williamsoni couldn't lx' very choosy after 11w first game to M AS.S(H'I1tTED PRESS 1(111 sine'. Aug. which profited from Cleveland, PhiludelphIa over Montreal. 'IOU can fw)l o of the combined nine-hit pitching Pittsburgh Pirates some of the luzinski's homer, his 32nd Of rookie I'nnk 'kNIPt' s&nil , . i.. — ...Ii_ time—but you can't fool them LIIt. year, came in time mirsi mum- reliever Dave LaRoche. ning after Garr' Maddox had all of the time. Ii took 13 Innings but the OnTorn Seaver learned this les- singled. oles finally got their split. BobWayne Simpson posted nm Wednesday night, By IEI.l.Y CUItIIIE 10 am Milwee Pee Wee vs. 11:30 a.m. 12: 4 p.m. - I.akeview first victory since being his by (;rich's 13th-inning single S. Seminole 2 p.m. - league Junior The New York Met star Herald Co rrespondent rursent home Ken Singleton, and S. Seminole Pee Wee (White ) . Midget vs. Jackson heights Junior Midget vs. Tuskawilla Midget vs. Jackson Heights chased from the International pitched a brilliant four-hitter when Rick Manning threw pas t 10: 15 a.m. - Lakeview Midget. Junior Midget. a gue at the be ginning of Se Junior Midget. the last tinmu,' they imiet on Sept. I FORM CITY - There will Junior Midget vs. S. Seminole third, Irm Baylor also raced 11:45 a.m. — Lakeview Pee 1 pun. - Lakeview Midget vs. 2:15 p.m. - Sanford Midget in New York. But in their Hiost 11011W. be 2.5 10-minute quarters of P01) Junior Midget. Wee vs. S. Seminole Pee Wee league Midget. Cubs 7, cardinals S vs. Tuskawilla Midget. recent meeting in Pittsburgh. Warner football played this Yankees S. Hresers 10:30 a.m. - Lakeview Red). 1:15 p.m. Jackson Heights Joe 2:30 Rookie Wallis hit a pair of p.m. - S. Seminole Seaver was treated with little Sandy Mtimnar stroked his weekend, as the Seminole Midget Milwee Midget. 12 p.m. - Sanford Pee Wee Junior Bantam vs. Milwee- Midget vs. league Midget. triples respect, arid Andy Thornton first tutuaroftlmeyearand gave YMCA sponsored league 10:45 a. m. Tuskawilla vs. Tuskawilla Pee league Junior Bantam. 2:45 p.m. — Jackson Heights "We have the ca pability to slugged a t%o-run homer to lead credit for the resurgence in his inaugurates the schedule with a Midget VS. Jackson Heights 12:15 p.m. - Sanford Junior 1:30 p.m. Milwee-Teague Junior Bantam vs. Tuskawilla. light. anybody up," said Pit s- Chicago past St. Louis. The hitting to the replacement 1)1 jamboree starting at 9 ann. and Midget. Midget vs. Milw cc Junior Junior Bantam vs. Lakeview- S. Seminole Junior Bantam. Manager Danny MurCubs sprinted into a 6-1 lead Ill burgh Bill Virdon with Billy Martin, ending at approximately 3 p.m. II n.m. - Milwee Pee Wee vs, Midget. Sanford Junior Bantam. e first three innings before 3 p.m. — Tuskawilla-S laugh after the victory kept the "Hilly gives toe confidence," 12:30 p.m. - league Pee Wee Lakeview, Sanford, South Tuskawilla Pee Wee. 1:45 p.m. - S. Seminole Seminole Junior Bantam vs ba Pirates' lead at six games in the the Cardinals got ck into the said Alomivar, who is hitting Seminole, league, Tuskawifla, 11:15 a.m. - Sanford Midget vs. S. Seminole Pee Wee Junior Midget vs. Milwee Lakeview-Sanford Junior t National Ieague East. ith four runs in the top nearly 100 i)ints better during Jackson Heights and Milwee, vs. Mth,ee Midget. ( White ). Junior Midget Bantam. Richie Zisk, ttto watched of the fourth—three on a pinch Martin's teriure, will all field tcamn.s in four from the sidelines last week homer by Keith Hernandez. , 9 lio'als 1 weight classes Wee, while Seaver overpowered the Ken Reitz also hoinered for 11w Sal Bando hit a three-run Junior Bantam, Junior Midget, Cardinals. Pirates 3-4) with a 10-strikeout homer and Vida Blue fired a and Midget. is'rformmianre, knocked in four I'adr('a 2, Braves 1 ?even.hRter to give the A's a 9-1 Each team will play two run_s %%'ednesday niehi with ;i H,nih- --.-. .linp .................................. pitched n t irtnrt' nt'ir ('iii.' find ---------- - - r A II I • I rap "urnei roOToaii ACTionbiaTea - - - N o U n beatens I n S . limier and single. I he runnerup Philadelphia h'hillics kept pace with the Pirates b heating the Montreal Expos 5-1. The St. Louis Cardinals, meanwhile. dropped furtht'r out of the fx'nnant chase by losing a 7-5 decision to the Chicago Cubs. ',',' - hitter and San 1)iego scored two runs in the eighth inning on an infield error to beat Atlanta. Jones, 19-9, had a no-hitter until Dusty Baker opened the Atlanta seventh with a sharp single. Dodgers 3, Reds 2 Pinch-hitter leron lee g,n,,4iiw1 r,,n,-rpn,I ''•b ,I,,,,hi, .. ' virtually eliminate the Royals from pennant contention. The victory was the sixth straight for the A's, who now load the Royals in the Al West h) eight games with 18 to play. Rangers 9. Thins 4 Gaylord Perry, supported by him,,' riinc 111......h u..(pm',,,, ..u... T.I*.. &V I "1143 II. . quarters, and there will be no punts or kickoffs, and coaches rita)' stop the game to point out mistakes to his players. No official records or statistics will be keI)t. The field to be used is on Palm Springs Road in Brantley iI,.rI,np . Ptuillies 5, Expos l with one out in the ninth inning Greg slammed his first home to give lAis Angeles and Burt Jeff Burroughs Tam Grieve and Jim Fregosi, evened his record Ilooton, 16-9, his 10th straight v ictory, a 3-2 decision over the at 16-16 with a nine-hitter that 9 a.m. — 1,akeview Pee Wee Cincinnati Reds. Astros 6, Giants 3 Left-bander Mike Cosgrove, iiiaking his second start of the season, pitched a five-hitter and the Houston Astros took a 6-3 gave the Rangers a 9-1 win over .he Twins. Angels 1, WhIt'.' So Frank Tanana pitched a fourhitter for his 15th victory against seven defeats. Tanana retired the first 11 batters he vs. Sanford Pee Wee. 9:15 ann. S. Seminole Pee Wee Red vs. Teague Pee 9:30 a.111. rn Tuskawilla Junior Midget vs. Jackson Heights Junior Midgets, 9:45 a.m. - Sanford Junior decision over the San Francisco faced until Jorge Orta doubled %fidget vs. Teague Junior Giants. in the fourth inning. Midget. Academy Ha Coaches Sevv By SCOTT ABRAII1tMS lie raid Correspondent A new athletic director and two new coaches greeted Sanford Naval Academy students when classes began today, said Headmaster Burch Cornelius. But new athletic director Bobby Williams is no stranger to academy students. lie's had seven years experience coaching intrammiuruls, and last year guided the academy's junior sthool basketball team to its third straight Lakes and hills Conference championship with ii 13-3 record. Williams plans to continue coachi ng the junior school team, but will coach the varsity squad as well. "Maybe cross country, too. Not only that, but I'll be teaching," he said. John Stanton Is the new crew coach. He has four yearr. rowing experience with the Florida Southern College crew, and during, his stint found tune to coach Southern's freshman team. First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando MEN'S STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD U 'VALUES TO 33.00 "THE SPOILER ,. - - Give Al a call at 323-1740 if you are in the market for new equipment, or for 24 hour service on your present equipment call 644-1336. The First sa retirement plan for every taxpayer. All Stock Including Our New Fall Deliveries Plus These Extra Special Buys: SELECT GROUP .. ' 0 L Y()]V $1,000 or more under the guise of emergencies. We're celebrating our 7th year in business in Sanford and we would like to say "Thank You" for your patronage by offering you an opportunity to purchase our newest stock and save 10 pct. ' . Pni:s Win, Too Mrs. Bruce said she has called all the city clerks in Seminole County and the chairmen of both political executive committees, notifying them of the seminar. Several volunteer firemen in tContinued from page IAi the county next year as a result the audience, claiming their also say Freeman's contract of the legislature's passage of a statements were not threats, could be canceled with a 30-day law permitting collective said if a fire chief were hired, bargaining for public employes. he might not have any volunnotice, Commissioners meet again at teer firefighters working for The commission refused Freeman's fees. 7 put. Tuesday at the cow-- him. Tuesday to cut Commissioners also left the thou.se for another round of entire $100,000 in the budget to budget cutting. Presently, the commission pay labor attorney's fees. Kimbrough fought to have the has reduced the county's $100,000 left in because he said budget to within $212,000 of the the money is necessary in the 5.34 mills certified by the event labor problems plague county's property appraiser. 0 It THE ASSOCIATED I I) I',IF 55 ',f tlmt. I; ill tonight The Baltimore Orioles also I' enway Park Tile Red Sax had limped had a victory and a loss to show p_st the doctor ordered. Take uric home From a 4-4 road trip and for their work, losing the o pener 315-foot wall every inning and were concerned about an anemn- to the Cleveland Indians 9-I but the pa in in your hats will ir offense. But 21 hits in a dou- fighting back fora 6-5, 13-inning bk htuk r split with the Detroit decision in the second ganmie I had a feeling we'd start Tigers had Jalms4,n saying the Uk Split kept the Orioles fie hitting again said Bostwm Reti 11€ (1 Sax prognosis was good. gamut back of tht Rul So in SoxMmru1ig r I)arrill Johnson tht Amerian League F tst liii tuipp ith this split I 1eI sure it tas rils a tem said Johnson, host' teaumi worm with bothtvarmih:mvinu L porary thing. I think %%e'll Ix--all the first ga tile 7-5 before losing gailles left, right 110W, Tho- hit Ihe heck out Elsewhcre in thv Al.. the New York Yankees battered the Mihtaukee Brewers 8-2; itie Oakland A's punished thi harm s m' tit Ith)als 9-1 the Texas Rangers pounded the 11 in. ncsota 9-4, and the ia I1l mh :s4eat the go Sox cover the luncheon cost. l Continued from pge1A Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce will accept reservations until Sept. 13 from candidates and others wishing to attend an election seminar to be held at 10 a.m. Sept. 19 in Daytona Beach. A ' L. Mary Hassle Cairn -. 4 Boston' s Pro nosis Good,* Hitting gain "Its often necessary for law enforcement to get dirty to get down to get the filth and clean UI) this county," Heffernan said. "If that's what it takes, I say 'three cheers." He argued that the motive in A Seminar Suspended - MASONITE -. Thursday, Sept. 11, 191 5 -1B Gain Split With Tigers ivi Local Briell: mncomnp'tibie. Big and little strongarm robbery of lAu Dritz planes on the same ramp don't at his auto parts business at 110 mix." Holly Ave. The Authority suggested Birk Board Attorney Douglas lake advantage of existing Stensirom said traditionally," facilities at the airport instead a suspension would not be made of moving into a new, temuntil the outcome of a trial with porary structure. the ''presumption of mooIn other business, the Authority reelected Chairman ('COCC." Stenstrom said this was lio b Bo.em nond for another changed alter Florida's former term; Scott Burns was elected Guy leRoy Collins initiated a vice-chairman, and Joe Baker suspension before a trial case. w a.i chosen Secretary. Board member Allan F. Treasurer. Keeth said "tradition Is Lease requests by Jerry B. wrong," and if a person is floss Painting Contractor; judged innocent, the back pay Orlando Helicopter Airways; issue should be an option to the and Gazil Inc., were approved board. mma rn ouc Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ( Continued from page lA) E. (Pete) Knowles. Cost sharing in the $126,000 study, required before the city Roger Nciswender, director can apply for a grant for the of the Department of Seminole project itself, includes the The regional sewer plant County Development, is also $93,735 federal share, $15,000 committee includes Chairman expected to be present, each from the county and City John Morris, County Corn. according to the office of of Sanford, and $5,000 from the misanmn Chairman Sid Vihlen Sanford City Manager Warren city of Lake Mary. The $93,735 federal study grant for Sanford's proposed $15 million regional sewer plant is expected to be explained in a committee meeting today at 7:30 p.m. in City halt. B. Cal Conklin, consulting engineer with Clark Dietz & Associates of Sanford, a city- SPORTS 1 Sam Cook will coach the junior varsity basketball .squad. A graduate of Northern Illinois University, he was one of the first Little League coaches in the country to put a girl on his team. Soccer coach Steve Gilmore returns this year with several returning lettermuen from last year's team. Because Sanford Naval has no football program, he hopes to begin tryouts and practice early to be ready for November season's the opening. The complete follows: schedule - - listene to coaches ranting and raving for Football tans have listened it solid month now. The student body of each area high school is frt'nuicd to the point an undefeated season is expected - So let's 'mif)lete the cycle tt ith sofia' (IOWO-to-carth predictions. For openers, there ain't going to be any undefeated scasurs Not in Seminole County. Mv hunt-ti is that only one of six Seminole schools v. ill even still be thinkin about state playoffs by mid-October. -- - Before .• readers . chew the sports section to shreds, consider C oun y d that predicting the outcome of football games is as risky as tughrise stinidow cleaning. In short, there is only one true factor the predictor must keep in nand — his percentage, It's rx)t a suitable gatne for the meek, arid neither friendship nor hatred enter into a decision, 'hit' lu'it lends to saying: Seminole 21, Oviedo 6— True, Os'iedo's speed is impressive, v Inch is the only reason the score is as close as two TI)s. I sniff an airtight defenie in the Seminoles' cannp,so forget the upset. Oak Ridge 14, Lyman 13 — It will be a fairly low scoring game ground out uithout much passing. Look for the extra points to dmide it. Upset easily %;fthin grasp, but Greyhounds get bumped on first turn and never quite catch da rabbit. Apopka 13, Lake Brantley 7 — A good head-knocking game. but just not very Patriotic . N spirit of '76 on part of Blue Darters. Surprisini: is Arx)pka has six starters out with injuries. Don't fret, Brantley. - . better times are coming. lake liosell 27, Eustis 12— The only breather on the }lak' schedule gives teniprarv feeling of success to South Seminole. Every cloud doesn't have a silver lining, but this is one. John ('an-eli 33, Trinity Prep 21 — A loosy-goosy offensive game for both teams, but satch the penalty flag set the Saints back severely This isn't to say Fort Pierce officials have some Wive c4 *'kini~ for Trinity, but ffie taste has been termed bitter by other tin tw' v ho trod that road. �- ?B- E vening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday Sept fl, rMlim Evening Herald, 19 "" SCOREBOARD ff:1 "'m it's The 13 Year Of Petty In Winston CUP In % tITht&)I1 CUp racing circles, 195 is last becoming kflown as for an injured Marvin Panch to drive a Wood Brothers prepared the sear of Richard Petty. Richard has % on nine races this year, r I Ford. t on his second m illion dollars and will more than likely win In recent years Lund concentrated on running his fish camp Fridays Games another Winston ('tip Point title. ( ' " °'''' on South Carolina's Santee-Cooper lakes where he set a world " It hasn 't been a bad season for another Richard on the fishing record In the inid-1960s by catching a 55-pound land-locked N ASCAR (rand National circuit as Richard Childress is having a, striped bass. Lund those car number was 55, was a strong con Cr season comparable to Petty's, aceorthng to Childress. tender in NASCAR's Lute Model Sportsman division a n d was In Saiurday Games 11 CARL VANZUKI% "Our primary goal is Fin ishing first in anything we do," '''' r secrnd place in the national 131S point standings at the time of his Childress said recently, "but you're got to put everything into fl death, k'rspective and if you viess it like that, finishing fourth in the hw O,ii'.inc .it CnCrY't.%II. _________________________________________ Bennie Corbin, promoter of Volusia County Speedway has %%inston points this season sould be as important to its as fl"rt ,' II,' i.na S n m An educational trust • finishing first sould be For Petty." Fund has been establish ed for live-year- taken over iiianagenient of North Ha. Ra ce way in Lake City and (- fl M. There is no doubt that this has been Childress' sue- old (liristopher Lund, Uw only child of Wanda and Tiny Lund, the his First race there will be the Permatex 100 on Friday night Sept. C r' I401,0nn .% I hqaqn 9 Vm cessful campaign to date. He stands fifth in the overall standing vt'tvrafl NASCAR driver who died from injuries received in an 19. The race sill be run in honor of Lee Roy Yarbrough winner of Ptp.,rnh At OsIlis 9 0 rn s; ith only ten races to go. "I figure that fifth place in the overall early accident (luring the recent Talladega 500. the Daytona 500 and 400 in 1969. Lee Roy will be at the race to Sr, rr,nccn t Green fl P1 Persons interested in contributing to the Christopher Lund present the res.ards to the winner. Chris l)ellarco has entered the mints sou1d be torth about $20,000 extra to me and we've never c Mnnt.s .' 'i O had that kind of money at the end of the season before," Childress Educational Tru.st FUII(l may (10 so by v. riting: P.O. Box 55, Cross, Dell's Auction ('hevelle in the event. C S.C. 29436. said. Johnny I3rossn will have his Corvette entered in the Points Sundays Games "Next season if e continue to do tell and our ness car that 'Die 43-year-old Lurid left his na'ive Iowa to come south in 1955 iiieet at DeSoto Meiiiorial Speedway in Bradenton this Saturday I.'t'. Nc,'. icr k N.",s [ncJ Ikiiijo Matthesss is building performs like sse think it will, we ',',fl and ssas it veteran of every form of NASCAR competition. His and Sunday, Don Garlits will also he there to add to his points lead 'I t I * o biggest victory came in the 1963 Daytona 500 when ho substituted in 'lop Fuel. try to run ssith everybody," he added. 11 Nati onal League East r,' L Pct. CR 7', 9 S?I 1': 501 10 47$ Is, 1I ' . . Co i.rk , I 71 7 ? York A9 17 ( Al West ( ronnAti l 661 Anne, ,. 74 6 0 5)4 1$' ,'r'.rn 70 75 .141 ?6 "' r1fIA M SO 45? 13* A3 57 37' . ___________________________________________ ' r' Sin !" 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JnNia, SF 371 Watson, Htn P:17 INC; pjpc ratP pa, i ('n. Mnaan Cn 96 I CO" I A 91 Schmidt. Phi, . pAllimpff. 44) 6S S%2 ri,, 71 Si 5" 90 196 13 175 7). 379 30 S PUNS RATTED Lu :n' ma. Ii? RCh C 1 7, 7 PPre7 Cm. 100 $'IU, NY, 95 Mrntanpt SF, 91 SITS- (ash Phi 190. Rom. Co. Ii? GAry.y LA. IS7, M1lor (Pit. 179 MIlan NY 174 POItRI. FS RoSe. Co 17. p('p ( 3* (utJ Phi 35 A 01 4yr Pch IS; Luznsk'. em. i ('arvPv. LA. 31; r,ruhh c,D 11 TPIP( FS- -r,arr All. it. ) Parker, Ph 9 . Gr.ffe v C,n, 9. 9 Metzqr. ' Griffi n Launches B id Pirates May For Second Heisman COLUMBUS, Ohio ) — declining another telephone Despite such national a( Archie Griffin launches his bid Interview request of his claim, Griffin has riveted his Saturday to become the first greatest back. suiiiiiier-long attention on itian in history to win two con. "We have to shield him, If we Michigan State. The Spartans secutive Ileisruan Trophies, the don't, it will take the edge off of ambushed Ohio State 16-13, annual award that goes to the him. The coach will have to get knocking the Buckeyes front nation's No. I college football mean. Arch can't be mean," the national poll lead a year "He can't player. scowled H ayes, ago. bathroom "That ma &iturolay victor i somebody But that is not uppermost in Ariit's Felix "Doe" llan- miieans everything right now. ' the mind of the squat, powerful chard, SMU's Doak Walker, Vic lot of people looked down on us A hi m to Ohio State tailback. Janowicz of Ohio State and because the last two tunes we speech or s Roger Staubach had the victors at Michigan State. Set'- opportunity to ssin tsso straight lust, They feel it's a Jinx. Thats ind in Imxrtance is a national Ikismans before Griffin. All a mo ti vating factor. To prou it championship that has eluded failed. isn't." said the man who gained The 5-foot-9, 180-pound Grif- a league record 1, 620 y the Buckeyes in the final weeks ards fin, for three straight years the 1974. of the last three years, Big Ten Conference's Most ValAnd illS coach, 62-year-old Griffin keeps reiterating he Woody haves, is serving as Ii- uable Player. realizes the big ssuuld swap all of his honors—a odds ahead of him. ther protector to keep the Fleet Heisman Trophy, two Allsenior's mind on those objec. "I know there's extra pres- American awards, a national tives. hayes discourages sure on me. I try nriot to let it record 21 straight regular speeches and interviews for bother rue," said the second season games of plus 100 Griffin at every turn. greatest rusher in college his. rushing yards—for a liFelon' "He can't go to the bathroom tory. Only Ed Marinaro of Cor. dream: a national title, without somebody wanting him nell is ahead of turn with 4,715 "1 want the national chainto make it speech or interview yards. And Griffin is just 895 pionship. It iiieans that much to him," snapped Hayes, yards short of Marinaro's total. Inc." he said. Show Prof it For '75 I f... Match Of Playoff Series CI.EVELAND (AP) - The Cleveland Cobras and the Boston Astros played a 2-2 tie here Wednesday night in the first game of their American Soccer League playoff series. The tsso teams meet again Saturday in Boston and if they are tied at the end of that game, overtime will be played. The Cobras' Vito Colonna scored both of his team's goals. The Boston scoring came from "Boom Boom" Barbosa and Jose Neto. Cleveland outshot Boston 16-13, but Boston goalie Emnllio Costa had 10 saves, Cincinnati Taking Mail Orders CINCINNATI (APi . The Cincinnati Reds will begin accepting mail orders postmarked Friday for a mail sale cf $3 reserved seat tickets to the 1975 National League championship series games at Riverfront Stadium. Dale Stoeber, director of ticket services, sa id th ere are about 18,000 $3 tickets available For the two games. An ovur-the-counter sale will be held dwring the week of Sept. 15.20, the Reds said. Fans may order up to four seats for one game only and rmust specify whe th er they want tickets fur O,t. 4 or (Al. 6. Attorney Will Head Race Track - SCRANTON, Pa. lAP) A federal judge has appointed , - rrtturi aUornev to oVersee the biiness of U 1)(, will 01ullibus. 1,,raduated but for the Irish it Nebraska :11, go to the without wanting make a interview -Ohio State Coach PI1TSIWHG}I M')—This 11,988 customers entered the se;uon has brought Three Riv- stadium, where all the action rrs Stadium ballgiris, blaring once was on the field. bugle calls, Pirate Pete, a ruin- Weekday crowds have fallen strel band, waving babushkas— off since the Pirates increased and 01)07 of baseball's biggest their lead in the National attendance jumps. League East. The start of atever tile exact illipact of school has also cut sales of F& ' Pardee also has been busy in five years, yet attendance changing the offensive line, plunmieteti to 1,11 million, sshrh was a sore spot under the "The playoffs helped us just previous rehime of Abe Gibron. about break even," said RoutOnly two clubs—Biriuinghani become critical because too Pardee has brought in zong. "We lost just a little, not "if you drop one team. you (old reporters after exarnining the and Memphis,—are averaging many players were on fixed newconiers Noah Jackson, Dan inuch." the league'," said World Foot- books of the financially more than 20,000 fans per garlic'. contracts instead of the WFI, I'eifler, John Didion and Jeff Moved to actior, the Pirates ball League President Chris troubled Shreveport Steamer. The league average is about endorsed percentage of the gate Sevy to go along with lionel had their busiest offseason ever hlemurneter, adding that he ex. The Steamer had based 15,000, far less than had been plan. Antoine, Bob Newton and Bob last winter. They provided free pects the WF'L to survive, its financial operations of hoped For, and the Chicago Steamer Coach Marshall Asher, speakers for hundreds of "But that will make it crystal the expectation of 20,000 paying sVinds recently folded. Taylor said he had renegotiated They are expected to do the groups and sent players on ('lear that if Shreveport doesn't fans per game, but tias been hli'nimneter said the 15 contracts so that the players' job In front of Douglass and a "caravans" into the hill. survive. you don't have a averaging ()ly 12,12.1 per game. Steamer's situation had salaries will be determined by rejuvenated running attack, terLinds like Erie and Altoona, the attendance. which includes rookies Walter "I term this situation a criti- Payton, their No.! draft choice, cal one beca use we have a case surprising Roland Harper and sshere sse got out of phase (with trade acquisition Cid Edwards, the hlemrneter plan)," said who is expected to do both the hleunneter. "But with the good heavy blocking and conning. C efforts of these gentlemen m we The running game m perked up it back in, and that gives against Miami when the Bears N e tilee great encouragement. unveiled Payton. who had been "We're in good sha pe ," he sidelined with an elbow injury. LOS ANGELI'.S lAP) — Joe had been reports he might Philadelphian. "It's hard to ded. "mese fellows have Payton's produced 94 yards on ad tIyi Products I Frazier intensely dislikes the dance a little more this time ctiane the style at this point." pulled it back within the intent 22 carries and Harper gained 60 iii;s~ _________ v'agging tongue of Muhammad thar, in the two previous meetF'rhzier is scheduled to collect and confines of the plan, and yards in 12 attempts as the Ali, yet the former heavyweight ings with Ali where Joe won the $2 million or 22 per cent of the - ______CENTER we're going to be in good shape Bears rolled up 219 yards rush. boxing champion mee ts it now first and lost the second. proceeds for his title challenge anti move ahead." 323-56761 11g. with a word or two of his own. "We're just trying to better while Ali is signed For $4.5 Sanford "I'm going out there and put what s' used to do," said the mmmillurm or 43 per cent, . . -_ the press on," he declared after a Los Angeles workout prior to Improve your chances of win. departing for Manila in the fllfl9 In the 1975 Punt, Pass & Philippines for his Sept. 30 title ngsters 8 -13, Kick Competition by attending shot against Alt. our free clinic. You'll got Important "how to" tips from "I'm ready and I'm in shape. eapofiencod football coaches, To get Into PP&K, just bring your W"s'e got something for that Frazier Getting Bold Shot As Titl EI LIN G ears PANELIN G $8- ". I ..... . Chil s May Refuse ean Davis Cup Playoffs rope-a-dope. Take the rope and SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — iAould inean Chile would forfeit hut it around the dope's neck." Sweden, with a reported 1,200 its semi Final match. .-\li has bragged of hi.s rope- policemen ready, may be with. "We are very surprised by adope style of backing into th e out an opponent in the semi- these confused repor ts because ropes and letting f oes wear finals of the Davis Cup tennis on Monday the Chileans inthemn.sels'es out trying to hit him championships. (icated that they would def Ieffectively. Sweden is to meet Chile at nitely come," said Ove Mal"1'1)in condition to go the , mquist, president of the Sweti. distan ce ," declared the 31- Banstad, Swed2n, Se pt. I2 1 ,,,i_.,... isti Tennis Federation. ,, ---- --. lull , - . - ... . •, 'VbU : -- _________________ inlU F Punt,Pass& Kickc1inic COME I N __ AND REGISTER NOW parent or guardian in and sign up. It's free. You'll get a free Tips Book and you can attend the Ciifl;C . H urr' Sicn up now! Registration Ends October 3 11enn St. 35, Stanford 16 .N. Mexico St. 16, UTUX 1-:1 Paso , nconference Blue Devilsand prevail 1)), .I 28. perhaps final yearas head inan that many for this ineeting. 0NDAY. SEIrr. 15 Oregon St 14, San Diego St. 13 UCLA 23, Iowa St. 10 I Ni I N t t;)i$ State 4, U tah .1 N I Noire Dame 2, flostiun College Elsessnt're in the Rig Ten, the So. Cali(. 28, l)uke 111 Ni II Michigan Wisconsin contest '[CU 17, U'lt'x Arlington 7 will also be a cliff-hanger with 'SATt'RI)AY. SEPT. 13 hi' Wolves outlasting the K Carolina 21, Appalachian St. Badgers, 28-21. Minnesota will 21 (Ni triumph over Indiana by a close Arizona St. 14, Washington 7 l NI 6-2 1 mm targin, Illinois and Iowa are very evenly matched with Arkansas St 22, Idaho 14(N i Iowa earning the hhXlple nod, Arkansas 33, Air Force 12 m Ni TA I. L All ASS E E m A P) isimig freshman linebacker at NCAA ruling that he was ill r in) 26, Holy Cross 14 15.13, and Purdue's Boilereligible because he had hired an It's out of the courtrooi,i and Florida State. Auburn 20, Menmiphis St. 18 Illakers figure to edge host into the locker room ((Jr Waldo Williams was sidelined before agent be fore signing a pro- Northwestern, 12-7, 1(11(7(10 35, Ball St. 7 Williams, a powerful and promii- his first college' gami it' by a fessional baseball contract in Brigtlaii) YoUng 36, Bow 1mg The explosive Oklahoma (;rin 20 mNm 1973. WASHINGTON I AP The season although they did not ''We'll have to see what the But U.S. District Judge Vil. Sooners, opening at home, will ()hi, U. 18, Central Mich. 14 wary truce between the Nationhave a contract. play'c-rs say about it," he said — Legal Notice -- li$Iml Stafford rule Wednesday rack up their 21st consecutive ('Iricinn;itm 22, l(ichmito nd 20 al Foo tball League owners and However, with the 15 sea- "The commen ts in so far as a that Williams could play in win; dross ning thethat's Oregon ('itadi'l 14, Presbyterian 8 Ni players union could soon break son scheduled to open in two strike have varied team (rum NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , Florida S ta te's opener Satur- I lurks 37-7 soiiit' Jove, NAME STATUTE 'I milamn' 17, ('lcmnsu 14 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI Rlu: Intu pelt ss arfare again. si eek.s and rosters expet'te'I to teiii. Sortie are nmiilitant, 55 lw uumig Mr. Barry (lay at 'lexas '[ccli. Stafford riruri u o'un CUlT. 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE COIUraiIO 24, California 19 '[lie mue'miikrship of tile NF'l. be set at 43 players, the owners others are co nservative," ''1(i' .5 Pwrq.t)y qv, temporary Switzer has rolled up at No. granted a lht t,u' COUNTY. FLORIDA. St. 38, Texas Drake 28 Players Association, by a wide will not be in the same position !,.rStqnrd pursuant t Garvey said he hope d ti:' NO 751573 CA 09 F restraining order that prevents Oklahoma 21 victories, 3 tie, Dayton 26, Eastern Ky. 12 I 00-owt Witne %JAIUIe' ChAPIef ,,, r ". ;. P. ( I I.-M.17(1-. margin, has rejected manage- they were it year ago—that of 'ote, which he predicted would 1 6C C()k 0 defeats — in two years. The tile National Collegiate Athletic MS 09, F 10661 Statute will reslpf, POP /,11 014 .1 .'l,,w,,r,' cor Flori(Li 35, SMU 20 I N) inent's proposal for a new con- playing garnes with the many reach over 800 against the cotiAssociation front tlechirini.t toni Sooners are til t- hloople t,ilr'i' Ai th thr(lrh 0111* Circuit Court, hlou.stnn 28, Rice I4iNi tract II, replace tile one that cx- rookies and free agents still in tract offer when the counting ann for Semnol,' CuuvIy. FIürid,, Plaintiff , System's Choice to win the Minnesota 26, Indiana 21 ineligible. 'Iron receIpt (if oroof of pired Mardi 31, 1974 and will caimip. finished, would convince the FSIJ Coach Darrell Mudra national crown for a second I' t'i ,it n 01 thi', fl0t,(, the t ic PIISSFI I I SWI TIfF P4BAPIK Ioss;i 15, Illinois 13 vote within a week on whether In announcing the vote on the owners to return to the barruruph har hailed tilee ruling as ''a big mo- straight year 5 nuS name to wit SKAc.GS Kansas 20, Washington St. 13 to go on strike, contract as 743 against, 6 for I oFfITsops unoer whiCh use are gaining table ''anti give U.S .: rale booster to our squad.Defendants The Ara (Parseghian) Era Kentucky 28, Va, Tcch 14 "'Qf'(l fl hti%inmi At SO) Eas' When the negotiations col. and six teams still to be count- 'ff"r Sr ;iu! refue." NOTICE OF ACTION ''Waldo will be a valuable as'ilmorutc IC. Drivv' has ended and now it's Dan l4luisvillC 33, Western Ky. 21 lapsed last year, tile players 4 -fl, Ed Garvey, union executive Alt4morit, Ph,-,ih,,k set," Mudra said. "lie is a pre ' I nrjs F lorlc, 12503 0 the City rt f4 '0, U.k n,, Devine Time in South Bend. iN I struck for 62 (lays during the director, declin ed Wednesday :. 5prn illiUlil athlete and will be a Tribe Football Ara's starting backfield and a Miannim, mO. 35, Marshall 6 exhibition season, but returned ti discuss the pos.sibilitv (if :i at Ihr part 'nter',t n Margaret M Swithenbank leader on, as well as off, ttti' great miianv stars have ;@% fol; \lo htan St 17, Oh Stall- 14 ill timi: 9 idav he regular 1974 -rikc Unknon 'F"S SKAGGS INC Tickets On Sale You AP( NOTIFIED that an field." I. N U action so 101' 0-( ICs,- a 'Y'n'?QaOP ____________________________________________ Seminole High football I,iO ci ,i? Ori,unon Or,inqe County. tickets are on sale at two (cuunl y. 1- br id,i Legal I ;.r AtJQU.t 79. 19'S Lot IS, Block I, PlOP Tel locations — the st'houl PtihlI',P, Spot 1. II Judge's Ruling Makes - P ayers Down Owners On Contract FSU's Williams El i gible l Legal Notice - in - SHREVEPORT, La. I API— league," hlemniiic'ttr told I.SU 22 - WFL Chief Says Steamer Is Key Cobras, Astros Tie Kickoff 11111 ,';,',' Football IN BRIEF In Big Ten, which has a full slate Swinging into that Rig 'l'en disastrous! Charlie flaggett, will be it ''devine debut" — heh- N.C. State 35, Wake Forest 24 Ga. Tech. 39, So. Carolina 13 12 m Ni of league iliateliups on tat). schedule, this is a weekend that this correspo ndent's choice as hek — as they roll over the i N IN) Vanderbilt 34, UT Chattanooga l':id, friends, this is going to On Friday night ,John will be remnemiiliered all season the No. I quarterback in the Boston College Eagles in a TV No. Carolina 45, Win. & Mary 25 So. Ill. 14, SW Louisiana 9 INi 12 be some ss eckend on the McKay's Southern California as the Michigan State Spartans college ranks, and his Spartan sctacular on Monday night, I Ni Syracuse 18, Villanova 14 Delaware 21, VMI 11 nation's gridirons with all the Trojans entertain Duke in the shock the football world by lilates will prove their amazing The Eagles, boasting one of Kent ,St. 17, NE Louisiana 8 i N) Maryland 23, Tennessee 20 (Ni Navy IS, Virginia Ii major collegiate powers huge lA)s Angeles ('olmst'umn in upsetting the highly regarded 16.33 conquest of the Bucks last their best teams in years, will No. III. 11, Long Beach St. 21 Texas A&M 37, Mississippi 10 Western Mich. 41, Akr'n sss inging into action . For tb.' the 7eason lIIx'ilt'r for both Ohio State Bucks, 17-14. \'as, sear was no fluke. 'Tis a shame give the Irish a tussle before N texas Tech. 15, Florida St. 7 Vest Va. 29, Temple 14 most part the major clubs. Tin' Trojans, although :fear readers, the opener For the Spartan Stadium seats only succumbing, 2814. Purdue 12, Northwestern 7 i Ni Michigan 28, Wisconsin 21 engagements %% ill be If)- rebuilding, ssill outniian the Woody Hayes, in his 25th and 76,000 as they could draw twice Oklatomita St. 46, Wichita St. 20 '1'xas 32, Colorado St. 21 iN i Wy u "r ing M. Idaho St. 26 Now go on with iiiy forecast. lersectional and ni -- Brett, SPORTS 14 count. - Chicago Bears Take On New Look nrr,c %wh tile exception of tile -- slims biz gimmicks and oth- cent s outli tickets. er promotions, Treasurer ArIlossever, the club is still 210,Woody Hayes West thur Routzong says the Pius- 569 customers ahead of last It $8 8)1 1 S C ty SO I burgh club will likely turn a year's pace, and 76-game at77 '5 i0 I" 2 profit for the first time in four tendarice of 1,131,481 already AS 76 11, 70 sears. 7°l surpasses last season's total of ISS 7?' "Even without the playoffs, 1,110,552, Wednesd ays Games sse figure to break even, and If "Several weeks ago, Roton 7 1. Dtro.t "' ,et in the playoffs we're a thought we get 1.35 million," Batt'mo'e I 15) CiraIpfl 7, tinch to make a profit," flout. said Routzong, "but then we got as Cleveland 7nd Pie* York P. Ml*aulet 7 zong said Wednesday night be. the bigger lead and we lost r.)trrn;a a Chcao' 7 ((Ire an 84 victory over the about 25,000 because of weather 'mis 9 M.nne'snta 4 l'4?p 9 Mets. c Ka Kansas City I in the Houston series. Today's Game's AMERICAN LEAGUE floutzong stood at his usual 'flight now, we're going to 417S 'roll 'I emi4nir l wk Al 7 S at PAITIN( hats)-perch before the game, to struggle to hit 1.3 nilscarmhave F' ''or' (itant IS 13$ ('arew, Mill. 365. Lynn 810 Raltmo,ø fPaIm•r 70)0) at iug a ramp below as the last of lion," he added. 379 Muinstun NY. 3 1 7; Rice ('Ieyplan*1 fHarr,%n 751. in) Rsr'. 309 Orla. Chi, X9 The Pirates dress 1.5 million p,tmta,,s.. (Colborn $0 10 or PuNS--lynn 8v1 97: he., V in 1971, their first full season at ;rtecq,un 001 at New York r"erry, o,, r 90 Rice. Bin. IA 's'u Ii. oo YStr7e'rnki the stadium and the year they Rsn 96 Carrw ,. (')I$.J Min 11 sson the World Series. P1)145 Friday's Games RATTED 114- Rice The next year they pulled 1.43 Oaklarwl it Mnnesn'a 7 It Psi'. 97 Lynn ftsn 95, May Ii) with the best regular I".-fty. kf. 95 P i.ckson Oak (a$,kwnia a' Kansas Clv 2. 94. 1 May R.I 97 season record in baseball and a It ril HIT S- - (MCW. kq.n Ili Mur, division title. "But we still lost as Rnssi in) sr. NY. 170 C. CHICAGO I AP) It's a KC, But an old problem still exists mnaxirnuri 43 players, 20 of last Then Pardee announced that passing game, the hears de. division We had a lot of exPaltimnre at Detro't (ni .plptpn Ral, 164. Rice Bin combination of new and old for t the vital position of quar- year's 48 players were gone. Douglass would be the No. I cided to shore up t he ir rectiv- penses that )ear," said Rout(Ipyelrig at ,i Vnck in) I3 Riypr Cal. 161 the Chicago Bears of 1975, terback. in) (• P'carn' Pardee started the exhibition quarterback. Douglass, who al- ing corps. Pardee acquired zong. f101iRl ES-Lynn Bsn. 13 They have a new coaching '.'r Par , KC. 31. P Jackson Pardee and General Manager season by splitting the quarter- ssays has run better than he has tight end Greg Latta, who In 1973, the team Finished C.ih, 1 Mayhs'i'ry. XC. 34. staff headed by Jack Pardee Jirii Finks have traded wildly backing duties between Bobby passed, res po nded by throwing played for him in the World third: Bill Virdon was fired as .nniton Ral, 33: Chembliss. an Pro they have so many new in an effort to change the image Douglass, the perennial "Quar. key interceptions in !3-0 and 21- Football League last season, riiana;er and attendance Fell to p.", 33 t4jtuOnaI Football league 17. players that stock in program and losing ways of the Bears of terbn'k of the Future," and 10 losses to Denver and Miami, 'Ilien Chicago traded for wide 1.32 million. Cal. T PIN ES--Rivers on. Eiflb.t,ons r. Brett. KC 11 Orta. Ca,, to, sales should hit an all-time recent years. With two more (;ar huff, as the Bears won respectively, receivers Ron Shanklin from Toda y's G es P fr pily (h, 7 10 Tied With 6 Despite the worst start in nigh. cuts still to go to get down to the two of their first three games. In hopes of bolstering the Pittsburgh and Bob Grim from baseball last season, Pittsburgh the New York Giants, still won its fourth division title rrtro.t fr,i%.s The herald Services Pit Stop Baseball Thurc1.i, Sop? 11 1975 -16 H00P1e Says Ohio State WiII Lose To Michigan State 11% NI,%J()I(,%NI()s it. Il()()pl.I-- ' Major League Sanforci, Fl. - - ' ' ',,', ' ' 'i ' are - Notice II. 75 1975 ORLANDO TOWNSITE 4th 41 FICTITIOUS NAME Otion, (Re'plat of Sheet No 7) as Nnlicr $ It tel,, ij.'t 111,1) Ai' ,Ire recorded in Plat Book II, Page 6, engagNi in tiusrucc at 6905 Orlando NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Public Records of Seminole County, Ave. Fern Park. Seminole County. CONSIDER ANNEXATION Florida Florida und er the ficlitius name of Notice 'S Perrtu (liven that a Toriethc'c ',','!h ill %!rj 'un's and AUTO SALES, and that Public Ilearinci will be held at the mpro',ernents now .500 PcereaIter 00 intend to register sai d name w i th (onimisSon Room in the City Hall fl said land, and P.itui-ej attached the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the COy of Sanford. F for Ida, at 1 00 therr4o ñIo ,slI gas steam electric. Seminole County. Florida 0 ac o'clock PM on September 72. t975. Amer . and olhr'r he,ltiflu cooking cprdsrre with the omosons of ihe to consider the ,snne.,ilion of refrigerating. lighting , plumbing. wt property dMcribed as follows yc'ptilating. irrig,stung ,,nd onwef Flctitios llama Statute'. To Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 Lot 3. Block 7, F lora Hetghls. Plat OF P __ Book 1. page 19. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Said property is b;f'sentI- zoned P I (Residential) 0i0rict All p4rtieS in interest and CtllNlS shall have an 0000rtun ty tO be heard at said hearing fly orcier of lh City Commission of the City of Sanford. I ,"f.ci4 11th day 04 August. 1975 14 Tamm. Jr City Clerk PubliSh Aug 14. 71, 28, Sept 4 II, IbIS %VoilernS, mnchirle%, AvIlliances. S,C; D C Jones futures, and appurtenne. which r Whte ry'areor may hrrc,ilter pertain to. PubIlh Aug 71, 78 P. Sept I fl I77 cr he u.Cd with ,n S.ic1 0170 Ill premises. thOugh " "v fir _________________cietarhed rum rtetachMule IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Pge Or bon E FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Furnace - General I rctrc FLORIDA f5(", F 1711411 343) Air conditioner Cenc'r,ul CASE NO. 7$ 1563.CAO9.E Flectric RGTA 710 lilA (OM PA NI ES F I NAN L mv,ng room, UNITED CarpetIng CIAI CORP etc b.-dnonm', P. hallway p', h,-es- tiled against you and Pla-ntifl, you 'n or - _______ Cyan Vs I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Raiders, Rams To Battle I n NFL Headline Ga15th e Sonic elements of the $1.6 Friday night, Kansas City imullion scoreboard still need re- w ill be at Buffalo and Washing. fairs. , on travels to Baltimore Many see the preseason On Saturday, Philadelphia QAX FPFCTING SERVICE. INC , get on the scoreboard tonight. "letting of the Raiders of Oak- lakes on Atlanta, New Orleans four junior varsity games 19Ctl K inq fih P . Napl, es Florida D rprsp of GAME WORLD 'S a'. fOIIow PAX ERECTING SEP smashed land and Rains of Los Angeles is at Cincinnati, Detroit play's at vandal s c 'ire board ('om U t r with an 8 pin.. P1)1, kickoff as Cleveland, the New York Gimechanism Monday night, but a preview of the Super Bowl ant.s travel to Miami. Houston is .full hardy, general manager of game. Oakland is 5-0 in the ex- at Chicago. Pittsburgh meets the' Cihisewn, reported that hibition season and the Rams 4- tht' Cowb Cow boys at Dallas, San "the board is operational for I with the' Raiders main attack Francisco goes to Green ita time, score and game in through the air and the Rams and Minnesota niieets San n tilt' ground. D iego progress figure's." $12. Student tickets are $9. The unrla'r',uqnv'cl dOe', hereby u'r$ify that it 's conuuclnq a ""SCmtnt & name retail business ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER, Fern Park, Florida 37730, under the fictitious name of GAME WORLD Aria that sadfirm 5 composed of the foltow,,c persons whose names and rIaci''. of re'si,ic'ncps are as follows VIC, F INC . 100 pct It I', it to .ioo1y t the Clerk 4 the Circot Court n and Ior Seminnl County Florida to register the sariname of GAME WORLD under the provision', of Chapter MS 091 awS of Florida Acts of 1910 Witness hi s hand. this 18th day of Agut, 1975 Jmas F Horn.' Pres,oent Sworn tIl and '.ubscrib.d to i e% F Ilprrr Presdent befcr I iiim's" tl"i 11th rl.iy of August. A U 1974 C' A Murphy Nolan, Puhli( PF.I'P' Auti 71 7* P. Sept I II 1975 intention 1,05 ANGELES iAP) — Oakland;i:nllis Angeles, two of the ra clubs in the National tott'd Football League, will be able to A McKay Concerned ' To Meet Dev il s ,' The school sales are open 7:30 to 3:30 Tickets for Friday's opener against Oviedo are also available at Oviedo lgti Sc hool. Luncheon Buffet ________ Young Trojans -. season BUSINESS PERSONS i, fp,e for __________________________________________________________ are recuired to Serve a (OOY of your FRAPIK PRATHEP and DONNA L any to ,t hs wife. DOROThY .1 CITY OF ',' ac I ca n m ed Brooke S (01 1)1 'r TIIOMI,5 , WINTER SPRINGS,FLQRIOA attor ney, who',.' address 's P0 RFI(pt R MICHAEL I Draw.',' X, Jacksonville, Florida F11 Notice of Public Hearing 1EV I PIC,E BORG C 10 ',',IIOM IT '.'AY CONCERN 32201 on (ii' before September )0th. Ft I 71" FL AGSHIP BANK 01 1,0711 f IS HEW( Hy GIVEN hi 197%. and file the original *th the OPt A P,flfl, formerly THE fily (ciujnc lot the C Is' of Wint er clerk of thiS Court ,'?her tufore ou A P400 BANK TRUST prinnS. Flewlda 'hit said Council Service no plantiff'S attorney of COMPANY ROY F RI& OCX and '(i[.fl" v.01 hold a oubli' Puean,rua at 7 30 irnm.'diatply thereafter. o$hprwt% rim . or as SM)fl thcrpftpr as default will he entered aganst.'yia PA 11 HOME I ci b it BRIAN'S FICTITIOUS NAME c :•upp (riSitule, on Moruila's'. Sep'emher Nt.i', I, Ch, ,,. tOt' I , t 29. for the re ief ulcrranceci in Prf,'r'larit'. l,00,mruu., t,ç,ni',', 1975 t CO05(1.'? the itdoption ot an cor'plant cur petition 270) ,'jj", Ordinance Puy the City of Winter F 'tta Street SanforO. Ser'c'nnle WITNESS my hand anti lhese,ii ci NOTICE OF SUIT (rm'nty, Florida under the f,ctitiotjS Ii THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Penn State. Sprinm25, Floridit ttl of wh,cPc 'S aS thiS Court on Auqut 76th, 1975 name flIws of CONSTRUCT ION (Court Seal) In Saturdas night gaines, it is John McKay' fields his young. TO 1RAP4 P1441141W and ORDINANCE NO 177 AN OR Arthur H fler In, ii' MANAGE MF'NT SYNERGETICS. est teatii ever Friday night Colorado State' at No. 12 Texas: fl4 NA L PRA THE and that I intend to register 5,10 (IINANCE OF THE CITY OF As (Perk (if the Court ROY F BLOCK when Southern California en- N,. 14 Maryland at No. 20 l'enwith the Clerk of Ihe Circuit WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA fly lillian I Jenkins DOROTHY J REICHERT PROt,'lfllPdC, FOR AN AMEND Court, Sv'mrmntp County, Flidit fl As Depufy Clerk tertains Duke's Blue Devils, nessec; Wake Forest at No. 15 and acrorditora with the prov isions of TO ME PIT THE 1914 IflS Publith Aug 78. Sept I fl. IS, 1975 - . THOMAS A REICHERT and the veteran Trojan coach is North Carolina State; Iowa P 1 DC. E 'T the Fictitious P4,mp Stittutej, To 1fF PEAL I NO ALL (IFO io Addresses unknown State' at No. 16 UCLA anti concerned about turnovers. 865 09 P'lori, Statutes cln)pIAp4Crc Ill CONFLICT OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1957 Ill to F- WITH SEVERABILITY Nevertheless, tile Southern S4'ulttlerrl Methodist at No. 19 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE that an Art ion to for e ( lose 117Qr!q,IiL' AND El F IT lYE DATE TRAPISFIGURATION, INC the F'hrtda lh,t ,01 l( Ic Ill RI It" VE'i Cal squad isbigandfast and (Py(fiflg the fnIl0 n real and 1. (0(1, Of '..i.O O,lnar p 5haIl tiC fly 5 Am,. a M The s," I • virtue f th.' r 1,1.0 W it I ',p ,t rps' ty . fl SCm iflOit' Favorite' —no' only over Duke Setrp'ir , it,itlitt'Ir at the Office f the City , ''.'.iiPli 0,i' Of and uiniCf (runt, I lnr 'da to WI Puihl,',p, 'rpI a II II ?S iv''. Clerk of Ihi' Cly of Winter Spring',, but also to ss in the Pacific-8 the i',.t of 'he ('roil Court of lot 73, Block A. DRUID HILLS ()FR 7A r lc,ricla for all persons ciesiring to football title and an automatic (lranap(ri,inlv Flofida uoon,m foal PAP K. Plat Book 10 oaoe 71 Public ',amnine tarn.' piuilnruiept rendered berth in in 'h ato,rsaid Records of Seminole County the Rose Bowl on New At I PARTIES INTERESTED co(irtrinthr.IOspu(1,Synf March AD IN COURT, THE CIRCUIT Etoridit t r INVITED TO ATTEND AND Year's Day. . 1975 in that certain Case pntitIpd EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. hits been filed itgitiflSt you and you PF PIE 414fl It) c 4 ,an,uir'r) P,q'ijner and Margit Out k e S ( U tiler 11 I'll, . CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to Serve a copy of your TFIIS NOTICE ,%lohC published rn Pce'srw'r Piaip,tilf v', William P are,eoured COUNTY, FLORIDA. California game' is one of two writtcn defenses. if any, to it on C 7t'e Fvvning Herald 'moewsoaper of P r'llrnss. flef.'n,iant. which NO. YS-1613-CA 09 C ;,'rl'ral rrculat'on 'n sad City, one VICTOR BUTLER, JR of EVAPIS& major college games Fridas ,'frwesaici Writ of Fiecuton ADVAPI( F MOW TGAcT,l (OR H t,mp at leit%t fift.'p (IS) days (71111 FR, Attorneys for the with TexasArlington going to delivered in ma is Sberff of POPAT ION. a Delawar, Plantift, whose addresS 5 'cr to the tim,' of lPue oublic (priirioIe Cni,nty Fior,dit, itfltl I priration Texas Christian in the other. 14,mrtfo,rl Building Orlando, Florida, '"arino have Irveil ,cuuu the •OIIO*.nq 3i571 Pa r'ff, ni flIp orc.n,7i a Oh the It the IIA TED thit 511. iii, of September . Top-ranked Oklahoma imuikt'.desrr thed p?utrmty Owned by Ct.'rk of 'h Ii , 1975 above styled court on or its 1915 debut S.aturdas enterWiIliitm P kcilIros', tad properly Jf l7iy I I. ;,P4 I -, ,, CITY OF ,'4lP47fR before the 73rd day of September, J*ipfl løq,'ifed in Seminole County taming Oregon's Ducks in 1111 197% otherwise, a Judgment may be SPRINGS (I OP IDA Floridit. r'mnre oartiuularly NOTICE OF ACTION afternoon gamin,' at Norinami. entc'reo eoain't you for the relief fis S Mary Ma I Pl orlon fllflws TO Jerry Bryant der'anded in the Complaint IC, Clerk Okla. One (I) t77 (),,t',un Stationwaqon Pr'ljpn,e lInk nnwn WITNESS ITNESS my hand and seam of Pi E WMPI A C') BROCK. ESQUIRE T.tle No 55414)5 Also on Saturday, No. 2 Michtaid Court on the 15th ciay of August, ct, rllc.fn IN Nn Ill1 5)0 9*5551 J,mnlp Rmy.mnl mgan is at Wisconsin; No. 3 Ohii 197S City f Winter Spring', ,ir'ri the ,i,'cl'-r'.,cjn,'d is SP'rrilf of (Snknwn Resifloni'e tSIAL I riptide Stile goes to No. 11 Michigan . er'i,nnle (nin?y FIord,, will at YOU ARF NOTIFIED that an Arthur H Rec kwith, Jr I' tl•'.h Se0ut 11 197$ State; No. 6 NebraSka en. Ii t14 A M rn the 191h flay of Sep actinntnforrrlose, mo(tQ,IQCIYm Ifle Clerk of the Circuit Court or ti'v'iPurr. A fl 197$ 0$f for sale and followinu prperly in Seminole tertiuin.s Louisiana State'; No. 7 Se,ninI' County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND 'tI In the haut"t lu'dfIpv for cash County. I Inricim fly (eccli,m V Ehi"rn Auburn txists Memphis State. \. COUNTY, SEMINOLE , t ,Pct in itny .ini ill l'ei',lincl lens FOR i ct 9 antI III- Fast 20 It of Lot 8. Deputy Clerk MLssLsslppi 1.s at No. 8 Texa'. FLORIDA o " 'he I mot 'Wt) es Do,'w of the Auci 71, 75& Sept I fl 1975 fhiork.9. ENTZMIP4(,I14 ADD 140 I Publish CIVIL ACTION NO 7SIl)$CA04 B '-rn inr'Ip County Courthouse in OFO Ill recorcwd in PItt Book S Page 7' A&M, and Stanford is at No. 10 ¼. ',irfnrs'j, . In Re the Marriage Of I 'or is'1.i the Above PubIl Records of Seminole Count) I '.11 t, I 140'.I (it.' D rrihr'rt rw'mcnnal property NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Floridit P,?,tii',c Thtf aari 4L.,111.*'. t)s'o(l Made to CONSIDER ANNEXATION Tonethar with all structures A(1: 1 I' •,lim, the IcrOl', nI sad Writ of ar'd Notice s hnreby given that a improvements now and hereafter i,I.r'i'i P1(114141') (7RADSPIAW 'YE N I Public Hc'anincj will be held at the sad land And t,lijfeS atlachi'. , I Poll IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Commission Room the City Hall 0 thereto alsntltnas steam. electric 'p 0 riff I4,-turyirIv'r,t 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. the Cityof Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 water, ,snd other hpttiflci cOok ,nij NOTICE OF ACTION ' "no'.' County I Ioq,da SEMINOLE CO , FLORIDA o'clock P M on September fl 15, r,'frigeratinci lighting plumbing C. (41 (ilA 141) 14:. f)i,p44.f4 I'p.l ,, ,'. . l 5,.,' I II IS 1915 PRORATE DIVISION -(onSidpr the ,nne.ation of urr'tilatiriq, rriqit'ng and power '.If PjSlidO',i c[G ?'2. systems, machines, appliances. CASE NUMBER PR Sill property described as follows REStOENf I UNKNOWN %N Bean at a point on the easterly fittire, .mnfl .mppijrfenancr wn cP, Estate of r :,IIPIA M „ % 4P4A,',', Y011 APE I4)(419V NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD onwareor mityhereitlter pertan to \ '\II 5 ,.. might of way of line s oo & IS u.s atoo f.m () s soluloru of that ii I— OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 1792 said point bng 15*' II and or be u"-."d with. 0. or 00 Sal o Msrriane has P,e.'n filed aqitnt you Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND ç 01 degrees East section of premises, even thOqh thCy to' Arid yo,u are ni'qu'mf dl to',erv,'a copy The f(o,umnl of (iir1ly (0,11 APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE saideaterIy P W line with the soulh de'*tchecI or clpfitch,ible c .'Il l'er'.l'Wi'. Hr 'ii4r?i '11,1 ,, f 'rm ,',S."vers '. tit Scn e'nii;le (i>ucIy, o "u',rilteru de fenses to it. if Any Carpet living room hh.01. P. 556 19' section 11, to'wnshp 20 South, that the iincl,'rccJn,'I as A;I M Carroll flijmke Alfpeney for Flr tie will P,IO a Public Pw',5,ing ID range 30 E. .emionle Courly, then "titer bedroom I I Petitoner, whO'..' ityIress 5 II) clarify the permiltedu%e'%,iIlowecl At r?iiflistr,iItu, of %a'd estate. Iii'. Osborn Range F 56 AV run no'th 7501 degrees E along said ,rford Allanlir Bank Bulding, mFI.'te1 thp ,sdm,n,slratici the nolt course IuhhnuSe under the : easterly 14 W line 335 10' then run N Singer Furnace BCE 7200$ c,rfo,r1 I ti'u,',t.j Ihcrenf and Il,,'. IiIti fl sad court P -. anti Ode the Master Plan of the ','Iekiv.i Hunt (rItiny Pfrv'uO 11(10(1 59 59 I? Ii 105 11' to the wt line tut 1w ,jted in i's' in-c-al -It, It,. I i'm I if C' 'mu ut C' tub s'., , t ii'c t iOt)e'm 'y She SF n,i.i.- let rd thol SF nirrter Al h.m, I.... i ai .,n.uint 'y .iriri ,Ou f net re-m t md aplit (.11 on I -. ; DE 0 69 bookkeeping office an(l Swet'ney's Office Supply. Ducats arc V. per gam e in advance for adults and $1.75 for students. All llcketsat the gate are $2.50. Season tickets are also available, with fans able to attend all six varsity and Monday-Friday Full Salad Bar Three Delicious Entree Vegetables $ 275 Quality Inn North c-amp IN I i' 1.4 and SR 434 Longwood, Fla. 862-4000 — _____________________________________________________ ..' . We Put The Ball In The Air, - - - . iii' ' -- ' -, - ' ' .. .' - all you have to do is catch it The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage ' - '. In Seminole County , . " ' : \, e , 'i" I' 0 Legal Notice i in _____ ' ' f ,--”- I - frgm rT - - is Weekday sports columns andfeatur s plus weekend blanket coverage. 'i ac-i ,', All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro Doesn't Matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep, - 1; �Sanford. Fl. Thuriday, Sept. I!IJfl SEMINOLE There's No Job- Hopping - BEETLE BAILEY / ( 70 4 MOi•, 3LJNN", Japanese Loyalt y A Thing Of Beauty SENIORS i GET r-JE ELING '4;'j ) 'OtJi. L L.JE 'b.1 HOROSC(WE [i1 THE IIEItAI.t)SERVICES ARIES (Marctm 21-April 19 discover early today that being too forceful is nonproductive. Fortunately, your i'OlI(I judgoicot and sense of humor will ai(I you, TAURUS April 20-May 20) It will appear that you're getting the short end of a deal today. Don'tt do anything hasty. Everything will eventually CVCfl ('Ut SEPT. is 4 0 ALLEY OOP by Dave Grauc uyJk,5 LIKE WE'RE IES,THE PLACE IS ALMOST Full. GONNA DO ALL, ) HE, v1-ui'n YOU FINP MAT RIGHT, ORVILLE. .'.-... -------------RANJO f 011,11 WAS •. 'EAH. A LITTLE! i TI1'BACW PO'LXI \ IHOIIGi.ir I'D ENTER ROOM! ( PLA TAI.J 44'1`01_141; WITH FINE! A kCGLING Its USS I.I) and wi-sr THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom . ivil D.it .riAi IHtk I'M 7-LA -? * OMjR AEPAd +.1 k, OU'RE A ''_' A I°I "(It III ART HIFoRn HAT, HERB! 4 7 -. I I, i A \KJ9974 '"7 4;£192 V S -, 4 3 S K 106 4 3 AK '--f ,- i . utneralile %ri \,rih }-jsi ¼oulh 41 4 A A I'.,s • I)IluningZ'.i'l CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS HERE A SUENT IS WK'G ON '4E C, S,.. 53,.ES by Larry Lewis Lx"E AS ?E- , ("s- j "' 5 EtE..' L,\'E), 1_--- /. ,__• -- by Hcimdahl & Stoffel F IL CE NE FE;Z NW K(\' CkANE I AN HJR, SNv LVESTER.'j-1 To zzEE 1Ow IT - ----j FEELS TO ft A -II RIC'HTO I PAJ LINES UV'_.l I -'- E\ECuTt! ----- ) A'ALT " v I DISCOUNT SALE! A reader From ('au (ornia wants to knaw which major suit (Jo you hid ss hen you have four cards in t'a II and pa rtn- r responds a Stayman two-club, to your opening notrump. The answer to this one is that it is a matter of partnership agreement Sane like to bid two spa(1('s others prefer two hearts Our own practice is to bid the stronger suit 'Do you have a question for the Jacobys' Write 'Ask the Jacobys' care of this newspaper The most interest'ng questions will be A "Always remember! NEVER point your gun at anybody even it he's dealing from the bottom of the deck' DOONESBURy EE:REE] TELL HIM THAT'S Ti.4AT RUNS Ti, hi \kAT I THINK L'4 I-II OPER.ATC'N ' -- ADVICE TO WY -, -. .-. - HE. (XJr dAMALt3AMATED . TE\)RARILVf HOE LACE'! —. i by Garry Trudeau T4t - AH4H YA .1 ThtJ16IIT.. iF .t AOT.54Y )tY./,414% r I' /5 7714T )W, OW? J IX&E - W6" w y i .. (YJT F .4 f&.. I L : /IJ14T5,T W64UFP )W AE Ab7?A6Z ITA%a'T/4q 7W5T4cF? tasw f' Y 1V j I AM P'EE LE8LANC, 4 - A7 TW s MOMENT' MANY 00 MY 'WOi15 NA4G IN 19 WEL.WW DOING WEPE' Lj -- FOR ABUCK ILLPAINT YOUR DOGS NAME '----I' TUMBLEWE E DS "7 I by T. K. Ryan P0 SOMETHINGI / MY ARMS ARE \ TIRING! ITs ' - \ 500-FOOTj oo L C:J' 1p I'M PUZZLIN'ON IT, SON MA!JWHII..E, P UP YOUR ftL. SPIRITS WITH MV WEST fl \ \ PA 0" SUNSHINE " IN YORESMILE, ,, , ( 5-rIMUL4Ts I LIVER FILE.' c5r7A I 0) %AjiLvvaAnP%n IFF I'fl1L'5. - FRETFAVI ('13415 TAIL. IS HIS mi- I, ', -.. , T '?&S N '5ACE F'STER WkATh THE I MPO'TAI,,fr T H I NJO "rtJVE LF NED? 538 $ 40 PANTSUITS Jonathan a .4SIZE 8 18 88 Logan ,:, ..: 1 / FAMOUS •4- .MAKER Rag ( TO -' P1Y W AFTERE\'ER 1 nIrr'.i . A ir r,,r, byAl Vermeer NO ,cjDER \ THE S3C& \' EA'URES RE EAS'? To EMEMER, GONE UP THE FLUE. DEGREES IS ) REEZINEI WHILE 1001S 30ILING ISCILLA,_-" AcuT - 1'. ' HOT' D )•-_• 'I . -. 7TALK -. ' , 1_ ., I - ) A CHANGE THE '-- AC '.'t ( Doll '-4 1,000 ti PANTSUITS OOPS,.- '$16 IA "/ • ... ...-.- BIKINI I S00 lZE_513 ' ,i PIECE ' PANTSUITS ' SKIRT SETS SIZE 5-6 15-16 I Rm SS6 ,o $óO R&K unginams FUNKY t ON ALL GROCERY ITEMS I i i irri ft 1% JQJQ tLK & MLIM by Howie Schneider £I' CLIP AND w This Sale Excludes res eats, Fresh Bakery, Fresh Produce, Fresh Milk, Eggs, Beer, Wine Cigarettes And Tobacco. fl A mAn MAW AIJIV ui'i rurwc ricurr - o 32 - 80 966 . 160 212 by Bob Montana u ST.t,a4TTti[',( I iTGOT4Li ' ----- 1' I , I FILLED T'E ','Ar TOOK E At SALT I THick :----"---. :;' 10 (Acil t ii c '-40 Ce .. t:t' i, 4'1 20 , zi;, 6,0 8,0 IDO -2,0 40 SAVE PAN ISUITS riun í' by Dick Covolli $16 SLACKS 100 PCT POLYESTER ) - r 10-9 I , -. ih' QUAINTED SIZEiR I . ' %L SIC.VA TI 'RE OF P.1 SIIIO. BUTTE KNIT rilf ow S4L.4 y? WAS IT JT 7..-E t'8Lk . £1'SGRXe '105 7R4Tn P6U, $ 7Ø7 /7? * I by Dick Turner WI Both East players in an IMP match elected to open with three spades. both Souths overcalled with four diamonds in preference to a takeout double. both %ests raised to Four 'p.iift's and both North's tried five diamonds At both tables this was passed around to West One Vet player dtcmdt'd to pass on the theory that his partner just wasn't going to have any play for five spades and that. Iico(1 In lflI ,'nI,a,nr, iin,l maybe, the Iive'dia rn ond COfl: re cowe copies of trat't ssuli not hi' mn:ide .JACOE3Y MODERN / BUGS BUNNY CARNIVAL I• 11% (kwalcl& Jaiiii'' JJ(Ub% 411 ,.--- KAIIIN' $ 1T ii with to The other West reasoned that while five spades would surely wind up in the ,oup the fivediamond contract would make and that a sacrifice bid was iniiit'itt"1 It was an unfortunate derision. since South had to lost' three tricks in hi iamind run tract II ow ever, change the North-South cards a trifle and the decision would have been a mighty grxxl one. The really gxxi bid with th' hand was North's its,, diamonds He saved a lot of points, because had he passed East would wrap up the fourspade contract and I.jke it hIIIH' tI 9 !' A () 7" liram Toers -Sanford — meet 1st Wednesday of the Month 2701 ORLAND O DR IVE SANFORD FLORIDA just about 211 You could take unfair adeverything today except van ta ge of a situation t oday, finances, so don't do anything but you won't. Your unselfish foolish in that area. decision will prove to be a lucky VIRGO IAug. 23-Sept. 22 one. Good things happen if you let CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. events run their course today. 1 9 1 Be wary today that a Trying to f or ce Issues will only dominant personality doesn't complicate matters. force his ideas upon you. The LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23 Your course of action you've se lected first impulse is to look at the is the be tter one. darker side of things today. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. I After a hard second look you'll Enjoy yourself with friends see you ha ve much to be today but don't try to mix m:ratelul for. business wi th pleasure. That S('OItPI() i Oct. 24-Nov. could cause some headaches You're under very good PISCES iFeb. 20-March '-'III Financial aspects now, but be La dy Luck is still in your careful not to earmark w hat's corner. She'll do all she can coining in for some extravagant he lp you realize your desires. Be sure ',IIU r' All . tin I'fl SA(.ITTAKIUS tNnv, 23-Dec. to help t.'[ J%( - 01111, \(iItJll 1• A lucky . -- 10:00 a.m p.m. GEMINI I May 21-June 20 Domestic pressures may be a bit trying each today. They'll pass. Don't let them rattle you. The rest of the day will be a breeze. CANCER (June 21.July 22) Be willing to go a few steps further than the boss expects of you today. Later, he'll do the same for you. LEO i July 23-Aug. 22 1 You're WIN AT E RIDGE -- ;1.111. 1IXY?. Club — meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building -- longwood -last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. Casselbt'rry Sunshine Senior Club -meet 806 Mark David BI d. - Casselberry - 1st Friday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. new dub - all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club -Church of the Nativity -Lake Mars — meet the 2nd and 41h Thursday of the Month at 10:00a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street Chli1u( — iitt 3rd Thursday of the Month at p.m. Fifty Plus flub — 7111 I)ay Adventist Church - Forest City meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month -6:30 pin. Golden Years FeIIosWp -meet at the Community United Methodist Church - Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month - luncheon - Reservations necessary. Greater Ovitdo Senior Citizens Club -meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. LJcly Socialites Club -meet at Highlands Club House — 675 Shepard Road - Winter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club - m National Association of Retired Federal Fiipinve - meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford 1st F'rida ut the month - 1:00 (her Fifty Club -All Soul's Catholic Church -now meeting at Bedding Gardens Bee. Room — every other Tuesday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club -meet at Sanford Civic Center - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club -meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. .- 320 W. Semoran Blvd. -Altamonte Springs — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Women's Club 8 ()verbrook Drive -Casselberry -at 1:00 p.m. Thirty-Niners Club -meet Sts. Peter and Paul -Goldenrod - 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club St. John's Village — Fern Park -meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month -7:30p.m. Young at Heart Club -St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City -2nd Thursday of the Month -1:00p.m. CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN - P.O. Box 2541 — Sanford. Florida 32771. For Friday, September 12, 1975 B BERNR:p: BEI)EOSOI. 13 LYLE SL:FFIEL9 something wrong wium him." sung at Matsushita this year. cross the grassy plaza bet. Motors. The workers P1"Y A world of blooming So says Akira Nagano, a Spurred on by founder flowers. ween Matsushita offices and the doubles with paddles, small GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB -meet Grant OSAKA, Japan - Workers at middle management executive. Konosuke Matsushita who In more prosaic terms, the showroom, pass the statue of rubber balls and a simple net. Chapel ÂME Church - 4 p.m. At Toyo, famous for the Matsushita Electric, the giant In a nation deficient in quality started it all in 1918, the firm management at Matsushita is Thomas Edison and you'll enter SEPT. 16 Japanese company that housing, Nagano has just became Japan's largest saying, "Now we have to have the future. Mazda exported to America, AUGIES ELDERS - meet St. Augustine Church - 10 a.m. distributes radios and tape borrowed live million yen at manufacturer of consumer harmonious development." On display are several of the 8,600 workers live in compar.y OVER 50 CLUB — meet at Bedding Gardens, 10 a.m. Bag recorders orIdwide, are live per cent to build a home, electric and electronic It may be said by the cynical newest in the company's dormitories. Rents, including Lunch singing a different tune. That's about $17,800, payable products. But indications are observer that "Japan, lncor• product line: A television two meals a day, total 8,000 yen SANEORD SENIOR CITIZENS — noon, covered dish lunWhen they gather for the over 20 years. that the years of spiraling porated is one big company monitor that can take a still a month, about $29 American. cheon. Program — Belly Dancer morning shift, Matsushita's That five per cent rate is growth are over, Japan rose from ashes after town." picture of a person on camera BXYZ CLUB - meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Bldg. 66,000 workers exercise their about half the going bank rate, By company accounts, InNot only lifetime em- and process and print it in the devastation of World War Longtxxl. 12:30 p.m. Speaker: Mr. Ted Burell bodies and sing the company but the lower interest rate is come has dipped 26 per cent ploynment, group exercises and under a minute; a world clock II. SEPT. 18 song — "Love, Light and a just one of his fringe benefits. From 1973. Slack in consumer the company song express the that tells the hour anywhere in 11 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB — Altamonte Dream." His family is cared for in a demand has brought on a drop atmosphere at Matsushita -. in the world at a touch; a mosaic ROLLI'1' Springs CmvicCenter-!0:30a.m. Bingoand Bag Lunch, That blue and white collar company-run h — "the in sales growth. ospital wall of flashing color that the words of Akira Nagano: VILLAGE CLUB — St. John's Village 7:3 p.m. workers have something to sing best in Osaka," Nagano says. The old lyrics of the company "Some say on the bad side creates patterns in light from a SOUTH SEMINOI.F: SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB - Women's about in this year of inflation When vacation time comes song went: there is no difference in Mat. computer tape. 120 Sq. Ft. Coverage ('lob - Overbrook Dr. Casselberry I p.m. and recession may surprise around, it is likely that many Grow industry, grow, grow, sushita employes. On the good There is a paternal concern SEPT. 19 many Americans. But It has Matsushita workers will join a grow — side, every employe knows for the welfare of workers on Annual FederationMMeeting — Altamonte Civic Center. 10 been this way for years. company s Harmony and sincerity. ponsored tour. At Matsushita empoyes. On the the assembly line at many am Friday. The election of officers, audit report and committee Per Box The worker just out of 'sigh Toyo Kogyo Motors in Matsushita Electric." good side, every employe Japanese companies. During reports for the year ill take place. All members of the school or college signs on with Hiroshima, workers who add up Tolbert The new lyrics, penned last knows m the company) what might be a lunch break in ____________________________ Federation are urged to attend. the company for his lifetime. To 36 years on the job may go on a July: philosophy and works toward an American plant, Japanese CENTER think of job hopping in mid. company sponsored trip to Each day brings a new that goal." auto workers play ping-pong or Clubs, Adresses Spring. career, a common practice in Hawaii. What has this point of view "Eski-Tennis." This is played _________________________ America, would show "there's Let us bind together There is a different 'ohlilIn' produced, in the company street at Tuyo TTJ]1 2. Sanford Altamonte Springs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs I ' ic i. .rir Mrnlia Avenue, AlLirnonte Springs meet 1st .iid 3rd 'I1iurMLi of the Month — 10:30 am. Augies Elders — St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset I )nve - Casselberry - meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month - 10:00 Thursday. Sept ii. 197-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mart Walker --! �:::: ____________ - 68— Evening Hera ld, Sanford, FL ________________________ Thursday. Sept. 11, 191S — ___________ TONIGHT'S Foodstuff TV 24) (35) Star Trek EVENING 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (44) I4oqan's Heroes 7-3(1 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Good Times (8, 9) Lets Make A Deal (11) Movie (44) toe American (6 8) Concentration (9) Wild World of Animals p Style Intercom (44) The Mod Squid 17:30 (44) Do.lithuC ioo (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Daily Word (3$) Animal World (44) DInah' $"— I " -" 6~00 (9) 'i0 (7) 9-00 (2.8) Elfery Queen Tom BROWN, Ginger ;= Closed every Thursday, ( KRATE) Sat, £ Sun 200-6:30 "BLOOD OF THE DRAGON' Diru-i THE rnUgg 4__ It wosrt en the R was 1 -.i k ~W', S 1110 Just a rollicking Plo' THE FIVE KITTENS flQ 0 the month. rip-off Tie Ni lit Tue Robbed i Bertha"s B g 7" f i (6) Movie (9) Streets Of S;,n Frdncisco (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) Hollywood TV Theater (44) Movie 9.)(1 (13) Law And Mr JO?S 10 00 (2, 8) Medical Story (9) Harry 0 ...' c' 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit Of 1 76 9'('o('l (2) Phil Dcnohui Movie (9) Wick World Of (44) -. (6) '" :' - f! Lidqp.,. 9:43 " P _____ ___ (44) Partridge Family IVIOVIQ 10'30 I I I.. - — — — — 1 2 3 4 12 — — — coo And It A Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11 - 00 (2, 8, 13) High Rollers I. ( K B N Q .. 3 y 22 o V H A A 'I' 'r Mila n I-.- - 0a kNONE ANN — __ % K I' 145 49 — — — N ___________ ____ — I I) Sn u ares (6) Love Of Live (9) Happy Days (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News AT Q .%. I' A 1115 S Nt) A tIWW~- LQW GAU 0 P A It HA N( It A V S H 13 N M — — — WH-1— — — — — — ,. I F K N AS LUG CLASSIFIED DEPT. BM S U DS bedroom furnished Apt upstairs Water furnished 106 W 13th St 377 6006 - LASSIFIED A Seminole Orlando — Winter Po r k 322-2611 83-9993 C 8:00 thru S limes 6 $hru 25 times 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-N oo n AUAOBANQNELSONOTTUR ItRIIAN(; I NGMAGROSODAA A.M. Sanford ro.i 6954 Mrs ?/nIl - 31A-Duplexes 41c a line ]Ica line 74c a line ' DEADLINES Instructions: The hidden namea list ed below appear rorward, backward, up. down, or diagonally In the puzzle. Find each hidden name and boa it in as shown: RANQ(YET IJANE) PEG HAN(ING RAVO ORGAN RAVO TYPE IIANI) BRACKET BRASS PARLOR GLASS PARLOR PATrERN GLASS STEM Noon The Day Before Publication . If PET KINGDOM to "Seek and in care GOVERNOR'S FLORIOM E ALIVE I ARRIV STATE. SUNSHINE making checks of thk newspafwr . 11!, send $1 for each, Find" & HIGHWAYSAFETY COMMISSION 18—Help -, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON VT li ornirs or Trenos Ot problem drinhec For further information call 173 1567 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group p ISo, 55). Sanford. I-Ia 37771 APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6447027 for "We Care"— "Hotline" Adults .'w Teens Let Them,' peutic Pool Improve your health Phon 831 3763 S bt0 aells 011 tot 10 ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person just for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone' 305 77) 2740 .- I ubj Ic's M ,,is, / MARRIAGE Performed by Marilyn. Notary, Oc,iiIa, I 717 MA) or 137 671) EARLY DINERS SAVE - Lecithin' Vinegart B61 Kelp! Now All four In one capsule, ask for Vfl4 Fau%t't Drugs 200/-I( I Field (ro'i'.or's A I dci lar'ollyowneci )mpanyha5, local OP-dOing for Someone who it am hItiOu and Personable Free training g No ifl prodoj t Novestment in or franthise Call Mr Watso& 647 ISIS alter 10 a 'to Extremely liberal commissions ,J br ed oom, I', bath home in Fern Park, carpeted, draperij, fenced yard. lake priyleges, near Stooppirso church 577$ mo FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 6)0 6973 - Nice 2 HR house with garage 51 50 'too plus utilities 1106 Magnolia Ave Phone 173 6799 CALL 177 7611 We-it 701h %t. Srii.tll 7 BedrOom house, itovp & retrigei-aton. sieo month, plus utilities & 5,73 deposit 31 1910 ('c'uple to manaile small (Al apart mnent coniple. Attractive rent Allowance 127 090). evenings 131 7673 AVON Want toetorn Eitra Xmat money! Call MI 1079 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 1597 Write P 0 130. 1/13 Sanford. Ftrid 3777$ l)tkIa1tc\uth(IInn(r,. 2 And 3 bedroom patio homes. $109 mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT fREE 3177090 to '30 p. in. Stun. th r"ugh Fri. ('nh ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Lswrt. . Priced For Today's Budgets. . MANY NAME BRANDS - . Variety of Sizes and Packaging Grooming Supplies -Vaccines Ointments - Vitamin Supplements S U, I 321-0424 S 1110 ___________________________________ ut evening Old tare 6 10 •.m to I a m A Child's World, 373 6171 Child rare, fenced playground. any toni'. Wont"Sprigt SChool area After S 10 PM call 331 0579 11 Child Care In my Home $?Ofor 1.577 for? 'In 'P95) island of comfort. - FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants to age 2 only Neil to new Drivers' License Bureau 3776645 Conatninf person for general t'ookkeep;r,g needed at 0(0CC Five day wf'$ Pay to ccmmen5urale with ability Evcellent working conditions, fringe benefits Send resume to Ho. $66, i i The Evening Herald. P 0 Ho. 1657. SAnIcifff l' 1777) With Rheem Central Air Conditioning. last summer? It was a real scorcher! We can make your home a cool little island of comfort with Rhoem Imperial Central Air Conditioning, It ' s designc for truly efficient cooling. And can fit OF into your present warm air heating system. Call us now and we'll THE 01 "' 11 help you cool it, * p.01 5 ' 1, - AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 322-6390 Sanford RE ALTORS '1)1 It'll ___________________________ - 424bjle Homes . . - - , ('iOtjF'le Wide mnoPole P-,,yn on 6 acres in tAlCorrent Call Art Cornett. 173 9197 after S p m week da' ______________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - SANFORD , , 360l Orlando Drive Sanford 37)5700 _________________________ '' '-'' ' 43-Lots-Acreage , . - - - --- - - -- 7839 GALE PLACE-- 3 OR, I" bath. o.araos'. I yr ditiCri 571,900 old, in new con 7061 AUPEL AVF 3 OR, I ba th. thaclr'oj lot, zoned commercial, for i i,,.,. ,. - ....... - eurement nome etc om ""'"'' 1 bedroom I bath r.z'*Iy ('Seltciruto deCorated walk rflQ distance to shOpping center and bank 2175 YALE AVE 3 Or I BR mini farm, with lots of Iruit Has I BR apt Selling below appraisal at 573.900. Al IAMOPITF SPRINGS- - I00'iiI0' lot, trp' a ccn (tNl(i4 PARK 105.779' lot, zoned A 2. Oi(.' trees Well & septic tank inoe'lunlric$ SA 95(1 I Al' F MA RY Wooded lakevew lot on rsiuverl road very chtormna is "o Old sewing 323 353 REALTORS 903W Itt st -, ----- PAFe, AVEPIUE DUPLEX Two bedroom. I bath each side Double oartoo, let your property PiSY for Itself Only $73000 Call now to - - - i.. _____ ____________ Stemper Realty -- ?ri,t5 cFulPs(')L U. (0 il..r , -small and ii'i" 52 re ,Ir'(l Lifl Terry I,'.' i'°, l,'i'.',i'.' '" -- 555KE ROOM TO STORE YOUR I T EMS SE 1 1 WI N I E P "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 377 2611 or iii 999) and is friendly Ad Vitot' will -_________________ _iiti,p,,iQv ''' Property ,.j' --'"' Realty . • "cANr OMt)'S SAl. F I FADER' -1 " 0711 _________________________________________ Merchandise - for Sale '' IT TI ; FREE 117 7710 - - .'.' ill.. DANDY J477 FEED ' tiuv Direct From uo.car.' 16 Sintorg 3?) ' r,OPML 'y ' 5 F - - -- 3] to Buy & ----- I Wanted t buy used Office furniture Any Quantity P1011'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1792 6301206 — - 55—Boats Established Residential Area? DAVES 373 9370 - - : Accessories - - ------- W)Ay HIGH A ND DRY! , I '. it.i. -;- -, . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TN prices pAid 1.51 11. any condition 6.41 612* 5'ri'." Park - Ur=, a fl '., - . §,~-_ , !1i J '21, _ N_ Z i .i_16 -1 ___ ~ CASH 322-4132 For usro $Urp.?.'o oçç: anc toots. etc Roy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart 21% Sanford Ave lb yriui'ye ont boat ?h0t'i Ian tilOrIed. dOn't bp it it's too g tO Orow flowers in and t's too valuable to lust sit around and gel rider tmell it 55th .5 rifls%fiedad And treat sour wOe to a cruise an the kim of beat St-il- appreciates 0 411 137 76)) 1 10 f~a4 i -,__ L - ANTIQUES I Piece or HuSefull CASH 173 4378 9dyffwide ________ -- 75—Recreational is' Door C.tacs I bee gls with 1977 10 hp Jr*on%on electric anti Mot rheil till trailer ASking 5,475 Phone )fl 6909 ____ Vehicles HOMES OF DISTINCTION _______ 1970 lltorder motor home, good (rirditinri Sacrifice due 'o llnes 'Close to e'icrything yet away from it alli Large wooded lots 'Street lights (all '37)0616 IS' Fiberglass Bass boat. fully narpetrol, with hat & rod wells (toll 373 1M9 before Ii a m or s-,o Paved streets 'Sewers •Sldewatks Wiseman pov too campo-c Asking $300 Call Cliff '337 77 16' BOb .' Cat, with trailer (.rwsd(nniltion 177 61197 - 76-Auto 30 Year Mcrt;ages S pct. down or Conventional Mortgages — - = -- - CONSTRUCTiON 51? 95 ci .lecond.tonerj Halter .' change PEEL'S BODY SHOP, IIN Sanford Ave --- - FIJI LER BRUSH 1?? 1717 ______________________________ Additions i., - .. EXPERTS READY TO SERVI YOU I Me rchandise 1, - V 40 PIA'.O 'ALE lu,, si-I-,. c.,i.. no.,, .r 'sing Guaranteed lOwest pr IL' on' Spintet, console and Gr,sn-id F i'll line of Cr'rrn oruans, priced in sell fast KeyPi'usrdS, Inc 501 N I Maonnl'a and Fashion Square 7,5411. Of 0, 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322-3103 Remodeling BUSINESS DIRECTORY -- ---- Inc. -4 ______ 59-Musical - 02 Parts _____ _____ ' IS' Runibeüt, fiberqltos Canvas top. 30 HP Mercury. t'00i017 & boat in e,nllenl Shape 8 ready to go (.ocici trailer 5795 '1771 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - '- 5 Aubert Tenor I ht Pliw ,'1rn'i I ,,-,r s'ir.'r 21111 ' Used office furniture ','.i"il or tcel ni't5t Ciccu' & rhtor% t(rq't,tr,l O0SS & chairs, straghl chairs, I,Iunij cahineti, as is CashanciCarry P1011'S CiSselbe-mr II -17, 9)0 17(16 __________ - _____________________________________ — ________________________________ Home Improvements' Air Conditioning___ ____________________ I . Pt Care - e-ntral ter,00 8. A r ( r', I .-r.rig For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771 I ... ',l,'r og I r'u r Pl,'r' u,u'cP'nro 9. 5-muia!'rl brick & -,torio. specialty 372271100 Al P CON Dl T 10 P11 NO REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 71 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON PIT ION IPIG, 372 BUDDY S HOME IMPROVE MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 37? 13)! _____________________________________ I ' ________________________ ' )9 Ld _____________________________ Aluminum I ________________________________ F'E T PEST i NN fl) & GrIw'r i'g Ph 377 4057 Pkotography ____________________ 70 Pct cil 0hr:'-.gh AuiqjSt P SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings C,sryias Crrrrerc.e, Apr.l, Prtrats Ad,'n!-ng 9 3 1 ooca or ,- — '.'t1'io.s & Door Scre'ens CuStom 010dm' Rv'p.sr'. D",c'rt Pr os 32? eJ r. - Beauty Care - lii urt via rOn I ar Cl:', r Allhncisofciiqging House trailers storeci & moved 377 9142 or 611 1193 ', ,...# 0, '' Land Maintenanc'. ________ Bookkeeping ______ .r I 5, -r , Cuttolso hay bolenu clesririn 177 9677 ittCr 5 li- n tti t'nc'nm-Si, wPlu d3i"r' t rn-.ini a lull tm.' ht'okki'.'po'r i ;tatemt'nts arm ti. reports 631 Agency " r'L U A ALL lateriorpressunecleanng 321 CA5 Free Briçp Wash with any cleaning oh At regijIam pr..' ESIERSON LAPIDCI EARING Pr'f $46 I -ri r'm,',', D''ch Ru id:'7 111 I. 0' rij E.ci, 1 ilk ''-'''I:!-,' r0 I 1U 9 A 1 2, f* '- 322•2420 Anytime Pressure Cleaning C&A Backhoe Service j T()','( P III .'.hi I '0' ':,t C) it flit,,, 'I, llirr.!! it',,,o, P.,'--..i 1c I 1 's' '121 574; IF YOU CARE ABOUT LOVELY I API DSCAPING. large lot. firr'plae, or tasteful decoralinq then call Ii's ,'ohnul thiS beautiful 7 ctrirs three FIR home for juSt 541 6(0 MLS 'i ' ,')? We Buy Furniture COLOR TV,S1i 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Pu lOGo -- wIth white vinyl top Low r'ii(e,flo' ir lull ower o-ue new 1 rwr-tr 57 ics 1?) Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest - 68—Wanted Color TV'S fon ¶50 138W. from $15 Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 373 1734 1973 Plymouth Satellite, metallic plus ewtrac 17? 5)93 hr'loftP 6 30 a rio Or titer S n m 67A—Feed - 1973 IluirkLeS.it,re. iAcrf (p. 57 1 orhes?nffpe '3771Iila',S. or 137 7)71 attpr S 3379)36 •-,--I94 (nirvair. Selling for parts 18)6 Sanford Ave alter S oo Stereo 1974 (apr, 7,000 CC engine air A.' nuu stereo moper color 76 tr: town, 10 plus moo high*y $3 mAth 177 flOO eves anti vik er' F or Your Junk Cars ii Unds Criiben' ,rri1 r,lO:l -0', c.'lI 377 *15-I Aol" ?,'V-',r'l ______-- 1961 OidsmnhI.' 41 Isp'c.l AM FM Ratio 517% '317111? Cash - - 67Livestock- Poultry KEP4MORE WASHER, pariS, service. used machines I. OOPIEY APPLIANCES 373 069i - CASH For Your Junk Cars fl - - ' s CPrman Shepherd male 5. m on ths rid ¶tfl trar('-0,' ,,i.' fr,-. 177 1gSJ - AT i).', ---------- (it 'IF hUJ(&'i ti ' .'I i;iou roedullon. $500 Call '173 AUI after 1pm '. - 3—Tv- Radio- _____-- ' ' only Your ' - -- WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE 60—Of'f ice Supplies HUY -'SELL TRADE 311 315 E First St 37? -______________________________ I4IIPRYi HIJPPY' HURRY' Dent Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count er tops. Sinks Installation avail waste Any more time' s this able Bud Cabeil 3726057 any darling 1 HP home of at time - '69 vW, 17000 mlej, egceIl,'' rOCuiOn, 51150 or bm? offer 171 7444 -- -- 65--Pets. Supplies - is1iphnt5e- 50—Miscellaneous Stenstrom ' _' ______ 615 7)33 - 373 6061 or 323051? eves small V 6. automatic. a' p,vi 373 1769 ticenseti real pStAte sales person for Aotiye Sanfd ffii Etpereeoce desired, no, will train Bulnes , flOOd CALL HART REAL ESTATE. Gtq Willis. 3374040 In Why store it and forget It! Sell It and forgetIt with a Classified Ad 372 7811 * aItCr,,is Salary negotiable 555 Per week Reply .' - vii North Carolina Apples, W I Justice Prorture, State rarmerit' V..lrkct, Stall No A Sanford 337 5161 or .it*t Nice Yard. 7097 or 177 1750 Homes - JOHNNY WALKER - GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC - 2l ''SitUns%fafltcJ -- Commercial Properties Lots And Acreage IDUPI P. RlDIP ASSOC inlelligpnt. y Vietnamese femle refugee, araduiatr' ri University of S, i3)fl - Homes. — Attractive .' Attention Retirees Help create an ideal retirement village on the beautiful Wekitito River at Camp Sminl '3771170 '.. - _ _ a eneva W. Garnett White nritilanc Ilnr-,n 107 i'd ( u'!irTrnrnaI rG lOW (OIJPITY TAXES Im intorilit.' 7 bedroom CBS home with workshop and plenty of space for narden rws oversiZed lot 139,000 -- i4,'r,t - Park Dr. ______ 7565 (OtfNTPV ESTATE Beautifully remriiole-d 1 bedroom 7 bath pe, large screened galebowith tiartsecuie P. bar 16' . 16' pool, fully tented on small acreage 569.000 322-6457 - to I'(i Ii, ItS? San$ouij F Ill 12771 REALTORS I Vo i,ii got ,' ,', , '- .- Airs L ight - Radio & TV i,-,',fl -: tI oe.'.ui Tv farm', 0 arid Save ISFRVICF ON BLACK P. WHITE TVs PAPaS A'iD 9 ECORD P1 f.'w 9 P'. '0' A'.f ' it Neat bedronminttsgeon deep fruit Ire,. ailed lot SIA lot) Good terms D'.ifrsfl Drsis14'si Lawn Care S iriS rqitgrow Oh.' swing set or small hicycle cell the'.' 'die items with '. A full $500 r:,vr' u ovanco vhtin you buy a new Granada Townhomo at Sonora • Move rs for less and you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome has to offer. Over 1,650 square feet of living space including 3 bedrooms, 24 baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, V.' central heat and air, color -Coordinated kitchen and much more Complete recreational facilities maintAined by the Sar'iora Hoqrt'cp,npt Association. On closing we pay your '' " ç("-i"ru? St'rw,ce ¶7 arm iJ' 32? 9597 -' Home Improvements i F"Ine-1.11(l ni"'', w iniows hung rnnnrptpwnrI etc By the hour or h1 the joto 377 9'ItsS '...' '' ' - NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL Ii NOW WITH .5 CLASSIFIED AD - ______ -- - - Roofing - sr'ir friendly Cliscfpd gtol i T o,.i ii 'All ii I',O • . . F XCI IISIVE AREA - TOYOTA Chevy pith up, vC'y good I I Wheel Dr's.' I .iriil 'u'-". 64-Equipment for Rent 51 095 Call 'fl7 lAS) Ask anti Soft Tcios Cenlr'' top*, ____________________________ Duane MrGu,i,e Dealer I .troes S.'!eevnns ll!l ____________________________ Pent Blue LusIre EleCtric Carp-el i'l,s P.4. (P'('P Irri.'.' (411 Shnnipocier for only Sl SOperday go Make your Budget further, Stoop (AR poLi's FURNITURE the C(assiUvd Ads every day JIMMY BRYAN ___________________ TOYOTA ____________________ ---80—Autos for Sale r',iri, i 1968 ROBSOPI MARINE Hwy I? fl 337 $96) ' REALTORS 610106) Alt.., I-I,. alt li-vt it.ori Private __________________________ _________________________ 5772 S-rigor ic Zag, n catnet, j nt'csjie, front load deluxe sewing machint' Sold nw for 531900 Pay balance of SM or 10 payments 0159 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First Downtown 3371) Eve 869 1146 Forrest Greene, Inc. 46-Commercial Crank Realty - - - in excellent owner 171 ni;i 1.,irlt, A. 'irJ 7,O,trt Yraile, A' wide, IS' I'iQ, Overall Lihe Mary. CLOSEOUT leenth entlufling tongue. 10 Prt DccojnlalI5helIgoods Taod.m ail. electric brakes.f lirfs, f r;u,Vmrnff(X SAIC hAulinn tractor or I piece of 1?? 509A "uipm.nt V.00 form '119 ___________________________________ __________________________________ - - M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 171 $STOnr 611 4-' -- New houses Iria rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subSidized to guailflerj buyers Call to Sec . 0 yOu Qutolily' _ I'biIllimp taicirlver SantorcIYellowC,,b _ . . ___- ' RP4 for ctn(t')r'5 fltfi,' - y(ti pick (in hr A', or,olIp north 04 4!, .sn(I USt *#-%t st (if I. I '? - 717 BAYW000 CIRCLE.- 3 HR, P bath, new Carpet, in excellent Iui'uinl,Si L. .Irur 'or )il.Qu " uses -- - SANFORD HEATING & - to Eat A real pretty 3 PFA(EFUL Bedroom, 7 bath home. frepte, carpet, hrekfst bar Many e.tras went into the Construction ASking &401000, but encouraging toil After hours 'all Jo McDaniel. 372 413* -- I lion.' Administration-' Federal Ilr.icriij ArtnnnislratIufll 33—H 33—Ho Furnished veterans Aclm n'stration' Conventional Finaning Private Financing! 7 fledmnonmn fenied yard 1 ibId ri k $175 plus drpg%it Call 337 9104 (5h5 after S Which is hi-st for you In your 'situatiOn-- Nnnneknovvs--but you Partially furniShed 3 bedroom, We will give you direction to help __________________________ leered, fruit trees 5775 371 1155 with the right answer for your 'situation ' - , • t5)u HOM( COf OM? CRew 1609 Sanford Ave. TAFFER REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 1IF 75th St ) ,,, -- (All all" S )0 Ftormer's - - 9—Good Things CUSTOM BEAUTYTalk about large rooms. 7.9(%) sq ft 0 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, family room. muppc'd kitchen carpet, color rrele. on 2' j, acres 551500 7 Apar'mr'nt buildingi, near town crunwr'nient to Shopping diStrict And Shr.'uls $70 000 each. terms tovtolahlp Fri' 'nlormaton (All 7521 Pirk Dr 372 7111 Alter Hr PEAL TOP 1779791 3770616 3773991 2 liP 11 TOP lOCATiON- '1 Bedroom, 7 hith split ptan large lrniIy room fireplaro'. drapes, Shutters, car cl f , 551.500 Moving 00 an Jim Hunt Realty Inc. CAP, ' Al I I - Complete chIld care servicet New Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE, 3235690 Remember A FRESH FROZEN, NATURAL DIET FOR ALL MEAT EATERS: bnr:mnn CuOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 617W lstSt. 377 SM). 337-7757 Who Knows? CeesntrvClub Circle 373 .4S71 after Retired lady to Sit in my PsOn'ie with two Small children References 6—CMd Care cool little r.)ui A.mal 'kSW.4s'% SPIiiM4Pi upft ha.. fli,t tPit hIIPUI a.'i411. cs.4i,.. 44 ts.' v.o, f"fl, r,Iahd W 1W .al t ilThi Owl Iwy I Di'aq it pu's r., two fr.wli.q tOw .,Wk$t pc.urv.i., p',.c.t, r,, '"'I 1a9 ii tt,,.4 01W #&Mass YOww.b have 4wylp $..Ifwlisa.duh and v I P $..4$Own, P,,y 05, Thpy a's ahiil lisPi 1st sil elj y tiel Wit St.4Owq N.h.r,s &.41 poplif,pil." ,- 4*q IiI'S esi.t, 01 d , I 'on e.'Vt',.d .0' rslth, 97,))?' tree sPoiled lot, notral heat & air, nearly new 530.000 BROKERS Da 0 s 122 6123 Plights 377 7352 76065 Hwy I? 9 PFALTOR )I 5711 tented yard 5150 Adultt (- 'otr'i- re(j 171 5451 r 377 6t70 _______________________________ 32) 3376 -244 Park 1)rivt, Sanford We can make your home a r.r -.', NO MONEY 00 00 TO r' ANY At Ch;Cn & The Pit - ' Setol twin m.tpi' ti"tls sprina., s i I`71Afh;nM. %In O-Arh, pm '371 -- ' es ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Harold Hall Realty Th ourA 'i IUnf ° US I ll . - BALL REALTY .,a - e RENTAL t A EFRONT. 7 Bedroom th'(e lo'AtiOn S77S "ii's 3 Bedroom house. kitchen eguupped. air, close in $175 m 3776761 2 bedroom house, Stove, $110 13,) ' G t some action with a Herald classified ii We'll help you write an ati that ,yilt bring a last sate CALL 172 2411 location "Get 'Em While 79—Trucks-Trailers KUJLP DECORATORS 409W 1st 5? .177 7335 w.' n, Furn-'jrr' _____ __________ ' COUNTRY LAKEFRONT-.- Close to tOwn. 1 bedroom I acre, boat Clock * NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSE S WrMrulf's GArden Centeir ____________________________ ll)tt.'t.'r, A's.' 5401Ord _______________________________ '77 Ford I 250 1low Goods F F Emarulabe I Bedroom. ?bath well maintained, recently 52'Alianc ice maker refrigerator. range. neautiful :,pc' i; 'CE S 0(1/.1 11Y yard 579.5(0 RAPC,A(t'I PRICES S:•Plr AUCTION. 173 7310 PIE/P Sf11001 I Bedroom, 7 WANT 10 SELL TOUR 'iu',tr )7 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 I9I9S French 3771371,372 1196, 337 1961 372 1959, 372 1161 _____________________________ SnaIl hr.n-e fri.' 'sOle- ti'y own,'r If roos old, central P'ieil&,ir.) LIP'S P baths )71 0117 7$ 46 (ICapitan Drive 3Redrm 2 vmS old. Children OK ron rent and I mo Security Call 371 1607 I ady CompAnion to live in nice horn' lit Santord With blind widow Own rcscrv,l hoard & salary Call 901 769 3157 alter S p in I REALTOR 372 7IS8 TRFMP4pvJ5 BUY- In the bedroom, 7 bath, plt bedroom plan, central Or. fireplace, CI cellent lO(atiOn All Holly Ave -- 7 BR. kitchen eOUippe(t panel inQuire at corner 04 Holly & Fif;h so 6 - 'i P. cc nI: vo , n ljF (UPs I PA( T CaliBart Real Estate Puyir-ri .0 ___ __ It s like pnnit'% from heaven when *ith a you sell •Ønf want ad 63----v"chinery-Tools 51—Household mileage, stratI VI auio ?rar', Poi, Air IMMACU18te cond.? thrni,nPiniit %11-&V Or " . It (jli. f ptnorir I 77 after A - ______ _____ - - - - - (a',.' Ith.j I? Gauge, 1550 F)L4IR AGFNCY 371 381.6 and gardrn i4rayers 91 tents ea CarcienLand, 1100 W it St. 373 60 - Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOCIATE, 337 SI? I ISO 377 3AS3 Place an ad in classified it dOein't matter wt,al you need You'll find that Some reader PsAS lust that 'tern he or She would like to Sell Do it now i 7 . Pr'r( i-n? iriipr,.c? £40 L04fl (MST Plo Closing Cnsl 1flv'clroom 7bath patio bomes,'3toedrpom7u, hathctriwohonies 1632 condition, excellent 5)6,500 Terms Kish Real Estate Beat Inflation REALTY INC 707 F 75th St 321 IIALCOLBEPT REALTOR Eves '337 .. - HAL COLBERT hou, stove. r,'yr,qerayon & ,sr conditioner. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL' in tondetion 523.900 - Manager for local apartment cOmlpi,live in Husband can have • other employment I 18 7515 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM ; .-\nvttuflgçn'the I))('1t1..?' From Beth COSMETICS -' P' ri Pu I 0, ' 4. tttnb,-q ' l' i 'I - P. -- ___________________ — ____________________ _____________________ _____________________ ____________________ 1969 Vrilvn. automatic I ilir' 'i-li' Call 373 555) a"-r model Iii ------- 62—L.awn.Garden ratrhr-r, 575 7 like fleW Swivel t.'i.'it or stadium seats. 51 each SO Pridn farpi.s 1n I 6. 7 Gal cans llnsi,rpas,.ci for hedge, land %CAPiM 7041 Holly Awe ____________________________________ 1971 Ruth C,r.'i' P...'rStperinq Bra Rest Offer 668 I?'' I - Assume Payments I aPe Mary 7 RrIroom. Florida fene,'d yard croade By 117 1507 1 evc.'llent 5,a tue, pump, 3.1' WAnm inor hshinil lawn miciviii". SIP 171 _ 0730 (W 667 7649 WITT REALTY -- -- P4)i - 41 —Houses - (-runrt Ikpt;rwi' Get All the egt,pment r rirs'vl Or, thrii' Prj with a -- fly Owner 7': mits west Santorci 1 ti.rf,nnm i'v.IInt condition . -- 3 OR. it : baths, kitchen u:pord, relnigertr, ditposai ol heat air con dltio era Quiet neighbortij 106 Drive, Ravenna Park Phone 372 0699 Wanted ,',. - - - I tffr w.4tit Ails I,, rn. nq. rr.,lts ji,.,t try ii'i.. 3fl 7611 Modernizing your Home? no longer needed but useful temt with a Class ified All I HEOROOM. 1', bath, It's like pennies from heaven when S1A.NCY( you Sell "Don't Needs" w'lh a StOve P. ri'lrinrrator, 57.500 down want ad ___________ WF filly JIfl4 r:.t, 171 s;.o-t, - ____ , - iii.1udiiij - 32—Houses tinfurnished - . - c( Pici O.pa'tr'- ' 6)-) Ak)) REALTORS lfl 151 HOME & POOL S Bedroom 7 baths 3 C ar garage, Fbi rm i'.'nt H A. Price 511.000 511 6)53 -------' 4—Personals over in payable '1 I AKF MARY 1 beoroom I' lh hntnewith nuitral ht & air. walk to o'l.'rnentary. biCyCle t (fllle.' VA finant ing available )—Autos for Sale _____— 7911 (rildSpnf rhMt 'riO 'iii' Pied $7(Y) GE twir door reIrq.'ratnr freezer. ice maker on chritijiri $19,500 oualify$nq Only down 7-Bedroom, air conditioned fenced yard. 1901 Sumrner1n Ave56.9)) Of rTlflpr otner 111 Ji'VF REALTORS - Knj'ov much larger "Set-k & Find" puzzles with r,o discoveries per panel an all-new series of 24-page bth,kICls, border volumes I .c ' ('.\Pl(I ECONOMY SIZE PACKAGES ,,, - LAKE MARY-- 7 OR Duple., $150 glut $30 depOSit Forrest Greene Inc Sunday - Noon Friday _________________ TOMORROW: Sparrows li - I CS'ii]errni, b.'iu.tfully located on 2 Acre plat ilelu,e 7 bedroom dupleses, ar, carpet, drapes, Appliances utility moOn-I, carport, lawn maintained. $110 667 1751 . ______________________________ I t"Itonni. 7 bath n,' tree',. air (ondstiøner '°' ______________________ U OW PRICE- 2 Bedroom. on Qood --- 26 limes ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum I BRAI)I'AItROLRAPSSARBP p.'ts 3)9 N SANF ORr) )lOST FOR YOU large 3 OR, 7 MOb horn.', nice family room I Bedroom. Elm RATES HOURS E Q S 24)7 15511 to' 71 Hrs Service PF At TOIlS NO QtJAI.IFYipc, Nrw 1 Prm home all e.tras. 6 pct intrro"I ¶10000 '377 7ij7 Inviting pcol, in large I bedroom bonnie with timi, room Only Large 3 room apt C'ean, down 'T4lr5clos e in 19S ma Call 377 6761 — - In' ,r(.il ,,. irii',,?t'tl i'i I rrfl(Pt Ave 710 it ,'irtfllp niarh'ng Pro fl) 7660 r''.'. 1'7 'IiiQ 'yi'nvtc yard. lovely 3 room apt Very well our Cubed anti (rpetpd Reasobte _ rent, 716 W Frt 5? H (i1tUI V 1141 3 Bedroom. 7 bath. large fenced - — apartment. rffltNl ApI Tenant — _____ '" 'I flr'driyin.. 7 Pialh new aool,ances. I ale P,Sary 1 HR. I bath, fence. no 0-31110110 171 9`60 Acre PFAI TOP 171 l'j - V' • I N A F; H I'S S ('QEHIt AN PTOG HA Iøa ill — 52 ________ ________ - 1 iOHPJ', RIVFR I F- MON HL Un ('I nn IORDAN. REALTOR - (u'rnsShed 7 bedroom apt , Adults 377 5057 ltNEAQPSUPTUAQDAQHT 000le (%1%O%JS f pt 600S Mi 51 ----- - 77—Junk Cars Removed PttM1 1r1r( Par1lsl Thursday, Sept. 11 1975— lB Ft. ____________ ___ ----- - .imo" (ririiple?e a it Sliding glass qst SAt) Phrin,. 17) 0636 flPiflf' '.ljflijrh (Qc'vjit'On Sell rash Aisri OnwAlt IA Trijssv-,, arm 'aw 177 ht*een lSwilh)'nvprhang A )fl P.. 11111'" ____ 37-Business Property Monthly Rentals Available 5135 5150 Color TV QUALITYIPIN - NORTH I 16. SR 131 Longwood — — — OUOLCVMNOSTEA,%IACKB Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8. 13) Hollywood I 50 _ ______ %1', — - iflrnroom apantmnt, Ill French Ave 5100 month pl 7', deposit 312 66)7 Or 676 1657 • 61-8uiding Materials -- ____ arne upStAirS apartment $175 r'i(inth $10 depost Water paul 501 MAgnOlia Ave Phone 17? 0761 5 15-9 Real Estate A704 'for - P40PIll RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, home. family rnnrn, naraur', carpets Call 633 I'll (lean furnished apartment, good location all utilites, 5130 337 A X Furnished 1 or? Rc'clroorns Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive S10 up — Show Otis (24) Mr Rogers ?i - - Real Estate firoker 1 HR Pvrne in I nnuw'ood Also Tptornspnn hoat, tra.Ier. IF vinrurfe mninf Phone 6M 59)0 Cnrivrni.'nt o S(hiiiIS & SPioppun SANUOPDMOIIILE PARKS INC (San MnCrntral) 15155 Orlanrin Drive AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS,NOPETS 116W 2nd St — --- clean 1 FIR - Gambit AFTERNOON 17:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And Restless (8.13) Magnificent Marble Machine (9) Eyewitnes s (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2, 1. 13) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1'00 (2) Marble 76 1A 11101111111 41 — if it — - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Larry Saxon, Realtor I 7 Iiedrcxrn U iJrnsried C'aracieAp,irlrren, 7100 Mellonville Ave I. -' 1 1' A It 1 0 It B A It K A B 0 It _____ 23 man N It K 1' TA P N I) SUM U IL tv-dfonni mobile home with '(roenecl ri porch lurnihed NO Put% S74i At, 17) _____________________ — I 143 RACK j . — " tnt larcie shadr tr,e tII we' & r'r (1nuole rrefren 'iSP inn A A Mr (lanahan ltrnk.'r 1)7 599/ '' — - 3227643 76.1 BR MORIIF HOMES Furno.hivi lrl(lud, nq Ulil,hr% Sevllllll r,Af&n% I&2 OR luxury all electric cat in kitchens, rrsvafe, residentIal From $150 WEEKLY RATES 7015 Sanlorci Ave all 7613 7 '' orivrortinim 940 f(Ow. ta. I SAS f' U"ii'.t Uer.i,rrcl Adults 1 BR, air. close to %tor,, hurches Ideal for refired CHI LOR EN WE LCOME I Old Lamps K IIOTMA A\&) AT K U Q N A BE 13 V V It S N V P - - An, I Arne unfurn Apt - kitchen s'nIuppe(l very clean See to rfPf'AfP j9S rijo [)I Q% SpCUr,ly 171 MI? f't 5'l 31—Apartments — 21 - It It 'OU B 1 18 46 A — 16 7- -- ______ 14 1 - ______________________________ 9 10 11 13 — Batman (44) Gllliqans Island (9) Gllliqan's Island (24) Mkter Roger', Nt'iqhborho)(f (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) flr,idy (i,çh SEEK & FIND' US S It. 55 EPOCh — mourilan — 6 7 8 — -- Sweepstakes Spin Off Romper Room ____ One & 7 b'droom opartment. furnIshed Or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see. 3 E Airport Blvd Sanford 37) 1310 8 6 Girls name (35) -i - on (7, 8, 1)) Snimprcpt Best (2. L 13) Wheel Of (6) 103 Aarist (24) Efectric Company CtC Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8.) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched Buullwmnkle (44) FlifltStofl5 Leave It To _____ _____ SAVE ELECTRICITY Tree ha.1ed 1 h.irom, dlflin) rt'ni hrdri h1'i, L uirner triO 171 4lfi Th,nmmn,ile borne nice loort,OlOn In. rent or sale 377 ç BAMBOO COVE AP TS. I' Evaning Herald, Sanford, 50--Miscellanecus for Sale 41—Houses _______________ ______ ________________________ - - _________ i-Houses ______________ 7 fl iarn & Unfurn lmkc. nnnl, tjO•jI (tuthouse MAPpgç P4F ViU 4ç,( m F AT11 AN o E t_ P u r v E GjJ A h401 R S 1GjA I A 0W T.UN _____ 34—Wbfle Homes ___________________ _____ _____ ________ _____________ ____________________________ (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3 - 25 (44) Spirit 76 3 - 10 (6) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live (24) Yoga (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows . (35) Lo%1 In Space Beaver 9:30 (44) Gamer Plye 10-00 (2) Celebrity " qr 4 w' Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romaqnolls Table (35) Rocky ACROSS form) (9) 3 - 00 (2, 8. 13) Another World ' -- IS Make coffee 56 Narrow inlet 17 Wife of Aegir 57 Contender (myth) 58 Within (comb 33 Aromatic Spice River ietS Is Classifies 35 Kll-.hen CubiC meter 19 Jewish 59 Light bro*i gadget 9 Woodsmen tomelander 60 lcelandc tale 10 E~g.shaped 40 Corroded 21 Stupefy 61 Back talk fl Undo queen 43 Lads narnr' 23 Bitter vetch (coil l6Cityinf3elgium 45 Poker skes 24 Camels hair 46 Scoot 20 Got up cloth 47 Lambs 22 Russian 27 Increases DOWN name decree 29 Boys name 4.8 Geraint s wife 1 Maple sugar 24 Priest 32 Fruit 25 Farm situclure 50 African 34 Problems source (PI 1 fake 36 Trade-marked 2 Margarine 26 A siatic Turk 51 Disencumbers 3 Young salmirri 28 Taint foods 52 SethS ai Musical 4 Denominations 30 Snare News _________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished 0 A ST EE(.TILl C A 6 li A C r°bñDi L L P'o r i IO ci LIM4 I A -- (6) Andy GriffIth 2 - (y) (6) B - 00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstone-s (6) 5 - 10 (2) (24) Florida Report Golding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) Je -inne Wolf 730 (2. 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Fdcfe Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) TheArbors Sunrise Jubilee Sunrise Almanac (44) House Of FriQhtCflstCifl 1 5, 9 1 ftp$* Dea I (44) Uniscope 7:30 (9) Am America .. , The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 6 - 30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6 - 55 (2) 0aily (8) News Stjncst Sunrise News 7 - 00 (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo Circus 1(1 - 3(1 (21) The Arbors 11 00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (35) 7(X) Club (44) Love American Style 1130 ( t) Tonight Show 11:24 - As (6) 6 - 15 (6, 8) Sunshine Almanac (13. 35) Burke's Law & 10 (2.8. 13) Days Of Our Lives MORNING Minute (6) Mery Griffin (9) Dinah (24) Sesame Street (35) (JntJordoq (44) MIckey Mouse Club .130 (2) I3onania (8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (6) Nwc (9) fvans Hope (74) World Pre (35. 44) Movie Friday (9) On The Rocks 113S) Movie 8 - 57 (6) Bicentennial Plvs "MEAN & Machine Entertainment R - OO . e Th e Montefuscos (6) The Wauons (9) Barney Miller (24) Evening At 39A J 39 Great Lake 41 Health resort I Dips in gravy 42 Strategic Green agency(at 'egetables 44 Arm bone two 46 Strikes out 12 Wings nous 13 Disembarked 53 Ar name 4 Eggs 54 Amuse _ Jr Thursday Answer to Previous Puzzle ______ ' (onOru' 'r'S 1 0' ti?.'' Tree Service Pendable lawn Servic A t reason,jbtp rates uI Rick Re.noucis 321 596) " ' BLUE rfl?,00,tFRrfAL MOWING - (04 [Al' 121 25'o'.,, 7?7 1579 Otter A O'fflce Machines :' i1 Sit theme 'i ; tor 'n'i r'one to ring Au,'rt,se pour business service ;n The Herald's classlfeii Buines Service D'reet,'rv ' " �________________Aim,_ BB --Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Sept. H. 1975 Now/n Progress - 68th Year, No 19-Friday, September 12, 1975 Scotty's® MILLION 00[[AR State Attorney Silent.On Proceedings Grand Jury Believed Hearing Testimony In Murders INVENTORY SALE SAVEup to 50 % on more than 200 of Scotty's regularly stocked home Here's a great home Improvement project that you can do yourself. . . with professional results. A new kitchen can do wonders In transforming an older home into a modern pride-of-joy. See your nearest Scotty's'for a helping hand on proper planning, measuring and ordering. You can select just the right combination of compon- Reg. 19.95 31.95 38.90 43.99 ents from our extensive warehouse selection to give your project that "custom-crafted' look. Night Stand (ea.) ................... Seven Drawer Chest lea.) ............ Wagon Seat Chest (ea.) .............. Four Drawer Chest (ea.) ............. Here's the best part . . . visit Scotty's' now and save an additional 10% off the usual low price of quality Conner cabinets . . . Roll up your sleeves and make it happen! 11 ;1 I I I F1 111.1 J1 liii Ici 4mm x 4' x 8' Surfer in Blue, Green Gold or Cinnamon (shoot) .......... 5.99 4mm * 4' x 8' Planked Elm (sheet)...... 6.49 V." x 4 x 8' Rustic Hickory (sheet) ..... 11.99 0 Ylith aw IwIp aghaadçf3cc4q® rclew can Do urscr o KITCHEN CABINETS Mirro•St'ent's 4. U ) improvement products. Sal. 12.96 16.96 19.96 21.96 Handy for many home projects. Excellent for building saw horses. Reg. Price (piece) .......69c Save 10%on all Conner cabinets stocked in our central warehouse. Velva Turf CARPET GRASS (7 SQ. YD. to MIRROR TILES Six 12" x 12" tiles, mounting tape and instructions. Reg. Price (set) ........ 12.79 Double Bowl STAINLESS STEEL SINK EACH "I Florida Ladder HAN DEE STEP STOOL 22" x 33" x 634" self-rimming. Sturdy 2' wood stool is perfect for home or shop. Reg. Price (ea.).........2.95 Reg. Price (ea.) ........28.88 Lush green artificial turf in 6' and 12' widths. E1301. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) ... ..4.99 PLUG-IN STRIP Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS /1 SYLVANIA 7301 7'%" CIRCULAR SAW LSrT EACH Bestgen. purpose saw. Burnout protected motor. Reg. Price (ea.) ........ 24.99 CONCRETE MIX (1\ EACH EACHI!%KI 60, 75 or 100 watts. Reg. Price (ea.) .........22c ARCHITECTURAL PAINT EACH I '' GARDEN HOSE flrl.i%,e. ta,i-. 1/ It W _ 1BLP1 L I MflBILL PAI1% I•,..,s. Ce.........._ ItIA IUJ1:I4;LJ1I.i.iU[.t.1 1" x 8" 13 Ponderosa Pine (Pin. ft.) 15c 12c 1" * 10'13 Ponderosa Pine (lin. ft.) 7* 17c x 2" Clear Cedar (Pin. ft.) ........... 13c Oc x 2" Clear Cedar (Pin. ft.) ...........26c 21c Cedar Closet Lining (32' package) ..... 138 14.49 1.1.1'] u :ri i .iiii i Cape Cod Entrance Handle Sot 603D36 Antique Brass/Black (ea.) .......... Bryan Aluminum Passage Set - 3201 Satin (ea.) ....................... Bryan Bedroom Privacy Set - 3211 Satin (ca.) ....................... Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set . 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (as.)..., Empire Bathroom Privacy Set- 3511 Antique Brass .................... 111117-11 91:101111112 i.i.ic.i Sirmin Cviindir 4L11'4 2R nr Rtaca 20.99 15.96 .. . . ,..... . . -' - result of ' .flTr1 For Clerk Showdown ByEl)PItICKETr Herald Staff V,riter "We're going to ask (k, said Thursday he will be to appear" because Mr. Beckwith to •\/ ' Kwiatkowski 's "information is .• Seminole Count corn: explain. It seems like erroneous." • - 'i missioner harry Kwiatkowski a few banks are Actually, a Beckwith and Circuit Court Clerk Art being favored." assistant, who handles the Beckwith Jr. are headed for a Commissioner county's banking business said showdown at Tuesday's county ,. the commissioner's figures are •, conission meeting. commission nIt/ K w i atkowski okay, but Kwiatkowski s . __ Kwiatkowski said Thursday it conclusions are incorrect. "looks like a few banks are called 21i times, Kwiatkowski "i call banks that will give being favored" with $26.2 said. All total, the county has 10 me some action," said Mrs million worth of county "depositories," the commis. Eloise Pfeifauf, an assistant t business which is distributed by sioner added. Beckwith. Beckwith's office. The two banks most favored She said she doesn't 'have As Kwiatkowski's bycalls, according to tirne"to call all thebayjksth he comments, the commission has Kwiatkowski, were the Atlantic county. Plus, she said some asked Beckwith to appear National Bank of Sanford and banks are unable to handle time Tuesday to explain his the Flagship Bank of Sanford. deposits because of insurance department's banking The "time deposits" as they requirement.s. procedures. are called are a "plum" to !.kin at tier books • / I \ . Kwiatkowski said a study bankers, a Beckwlth assistant pointed out haUrims reveals that from January of agreed. However, Beckwith certain banks cte not to last year to the present, 33 hth also evlained that txthks rrn &CceM C: 51il tune depcti were required.Of those bids, pay interest to the county for for one reason or two banks were called 32 times, deposits. We're gr to ask Mr. Beck. and one n was called 30 Kwiatko ski asked Beckwit h with to explain Kwiatkowski times. to explain why some banks are Two Seminole County banks, called inore frequently than are being favored.,' - w LOOK MA, Young Joe Dentar isn't really giving an Inside view of his dental work. instead, the four-year-old is giving his version of a smile for the photographer. Joe was asked to smile and this was his way of Kwiatkowski says, weren't others. doing exactly that. Quite amouthluloftecth, young man. (lleraldPhotohyilillVfnccntJr.) Called at all. A third bank Beckwith. who says the ('t'riilank of Cassclberrv - was commission is shooting in the NO CAVITIES She said the county has to play "a game of catchup with national average standards." "I tried to find a rhyme or - I Continued On Page 2-Al Griffin: "I Am Not Going To Jail For You" Board member Pat Telson said educational experts claim "It's not the number of hours, but the Hine s" Tight Purchasing Control Required By Law, Firemen Told "Younger kids are too worn out after six hours," said one By DONNA FES Herald Staff Writer fire department on purchasing procedures. Smith this week announced he resigned as Smith said while he would no longer t the cncerning financial responsibility, adopted Wrangling between city officials and the the city's fire chief because city officials have city's fire chief, he would retain the office of an ordinance several months ago setting A county high school teachzr volunteer fire company, which has extended questioned his Integrity, volunteer fire chief, purchasing procedures, requiring purchase said it is unfair to compare LAKE MARY - "I think a lot of you the over many months this year, on the proper Councilmen denied Smith's accusation, Lake Mary, which celebrated its second orders, approval of department heads and California standards to volunteer firemen) but lam not going to jail method of expending city funds and the saying they only expected the fire department anniversary asa city in August, owns the fire bids on purchases of over $1,000. Florida's standards without for you. We all must follow the law," said city definition of the word "emergency" came to a and Smith to comply with city purchasing department equipment, while the volunteers At one time the approval of three cot.inconsidering funds available for council member Lillian Griffin, regarding head with the resignation of Fire Chief procedure law the same as other city own the building which houses the equipment. each child and other "ratios." dispute between the city and the volunteer Charles (Chuck) Smith. (Continued On Page 2-A) departments. The city council, in line with state law Authority Seen For Utilities Inside Sunday ,fr._ Population Boom Ahead by the year 1990, according planning department studies. Read about the projected growth and what lies ahead Seminole County the Sunday edition of The FenIng Herald. ... .. Se(-'alnole County's population will more than double By JOE ASK RFN to for A convenient three outlet strip with 6' cord. Reg. Price (ea.).........1.88 ('. ii'Dk I ti I; II! P'4 I ;I Shrub and Tree (51b.) ............... 2.95 1.79 Bonus S Fertilizer and Weed Control (5,000 sq. ft. bag) ................. 18.95 12.49 17,500 sq. ft. bag) ...... ........ 26,95 18.69 . p First grade is the bvils for all reading. California schools __ not cutting back on a hours for their lo w er grades. Teachers should work around the children's short attention spa n, said - Adan*iewicz. 5.99 7.44 9.79 13.45 17.89 21.34 20 .59 w . -, he was afraid he would get in trouble for illegal trash dum. ping. Anthropologists at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., examined the remains of the unidentified body and reported they were the remains of a woman between 16 and 21 years of age, 51" to 57" tall, with reddish blonde hair, police said. The reports stated, according to investigators, that the core had been in the dump from three to five weeks. - 3.29 3.99 39.90 qfni "We don't have time to waste. ' U . IJUIiYd:IIj'[eI Briggs White "Conserver" Closet (ea.) - 52.20 Galvanized Steel Pipe '/"x21'(pc.) .................... 8.37 '."x21'(pc.) ................... 17 02 1"*21'(pc.) ..................... 15.15 1'."x21'(pc.) ................... 20.13 1'Y'x21'(pc.) ................... 24(X) 2" * 21' (pc.) ..................... 32. 77 Spaziano was arrested in April by Chicago police on a disorderly conduct charge. A computer check revealed he was wanted in Orange County for the rape and knife attack on the 16-year-old girl. He waived extradition and was returned to Florida for trial in the case. The bodies at the Altamonte Springs dump area, south of SR 436 and west of SR 431, were found by an EatonviHe man on Aug. fl, 1973, but he told authorities he waited 24-hours to report the grisly find because j'1w. children. 33c I141I11JJJII*.1 25 Quart Seat Top Ice Chest lea.) ..... 12.95 8.69 5 Gallon Plastic Water cooler (as.) ..... 13.95 9.96 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (as.).... 21.85 15.84 reExirtc(I to have told defense attorney Edward Kirkland that Spaziano was a prime suspect in the Altamonte dump mur(k'rs and that he (Abbgy) "wanted a confession" from Spaziano. At one point, Abbgy was reported to have said that he had taken his Investigation of the (lump murders to Herring's office and had been told to keep working and to obtain "more evidence" before the case would be taken before the Seminole County (;ran(] Jury. Kwiatkowski, Mrs. M. Adamkiewlcz, representing some parents of children at Longwood Elementary school, said extending the four-and-threequarter hour day for the lower grades to the regular six.and-ahalf hour day would help raise reading level averages of the 1 6.99 _ The mnaximwn five-hour day for kindergarten and first grade Pupils In Seminole County was reaffirmed this week by School Board members In spite of an appeal for longer hours from a group of parents concerned with national reading levels. [efI;l a] 1I teIs)i:iiT. VX.D1**I'1;JI*1 Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT33(oa.) ....................... 14.88 10.97 Sunbeam Cordless Hedge Shear GT-1 (ea.) ....................... 18.88 12.99 B & D 16" Hedge Trimmer 8124 (as.) 29.99 23.68 B & D Edger and Trimmer 8220 (ea.) 44.99 36.96 B & D Cordless Trimmer 8184 (oa.) 59.99 44.39 B & D Electric Lawn Mower Single Blade with Grass Catcher (as.) ......99.99 73.94 B & D Electric Lawn Mower- Dual Blade with Grass Catcher (ea.) ......129.99 99.79 KLC-3 Garden Can (ea,) ............. 73.79 11.69 KLC-4 Garden Can (ca.) ............. 16.59 14.96 Village Blacksmith 10" Electric Chain Saw lea.) .................. 59.95 39.49 5.99 on a 16-year-old girl. Spa Spaziano was sentenced to life in prison plus five years. Police said the Juvenile girl was stabbed in the eyes by tier h attacker and dumped in an isolated area of Orange C County where she probably would have died if she hadn't been found. Surgeons were able to repair the girl's right eye but tier left Of, c as rla iitagcil so baily that he now has only shadow vision with that eye, police said. Abbgy attended Spaziano's Orange County trial and was Head IISPA'A I;I'!A I 0 k d I IF-A tsflTi Root Vent - Model P-i (ea.) ........... 41.95 37.78 Attic Fare- Model VP-2 (ea.) .......... 40.95 36.76 Sea Mist Randon Shear in 12' widths Choice of 11 lovely colors (sq. yd.) 6.99 Ozito Plushtonos - Choose from 7 decorator patterns (sq. yd.) ....... 8.95 Now Look - Hi-la cut loop and shag in 10 beautiful colors (sq. yd.) ......... 8.99 severe bloAs to the head prior to or at the time of death. No arrests have been made in the dump murders, but Sheriff's U. George Abbgy, working the case with Altamonte Springs police detectves, last May is known to have questioned a member of the Outlaw motorcycle gang, year-old Joseph Robert "Crazy JiM' Spaziano, in linnection with the case. Spaziano recently was con. victed in Orange County of the Feb. 1974 rape and knife assault murder case said there are strong indications that the jurors were hearing testimony in connection with the death of liura l.>nn Ilarberts, an 18year-old Orlando hospital clerk who had been niiis.sing for 17 days when the bodies were found at the trash dump, Miss Harbect.s' remains were identified Ironi dental records. So far, police say, efforts to identify the second body haven't been successful. Medical examiners deteritilned that both bodies received Hours 4.49 4.59 9.99 1:1 WiXS1 I '1 .4 I ;I 11P'1II f.I.1!1 7250 " Reversing Drill (ea.) ......... 4499 34.79 7450 Belt Sander (ea.) ............... 64.99 49.96 7379/877 V." Circular Saw (as.) ....... 94.99 69.96 7378/888" Circular Saw (ea.) ........104.99 79.95 0, 2 x4"x6' SPRUCE By ItoH LIAPs'I) Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Grand Jury was in session today and believed to be hearing evidence in connection with the August 1973 murder of one of two young women whose decomposing bodies were found in a trash dump at Altamonte Springs. Senilnole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring, s ho is handling the grand jury probe, was silent on what the Jurors were considering but courthouse oh. servers and sources close to the Shorter ISII]('(I1TAIdIk'[eEI GAF SureStik Floor Tile- 12" x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Tile in many patterns and colors (ea.) ........... ,38c Cushioned Vinyl Floor Covering Marquis - Choice of 8 colors (sq. yd.). 4.99 Millionaire-4 colors available (sq. yd.) 5.99 ,inti'rcj Florida 12171-Price 10 Cents ,,. ' IleraldStaffWrfter in The creation of a "North $93,735 federal share and Seminole Utility Authority," as committments of $15,000 each a separate legal entity to dire:t from Seminole County and the construction and operation of a City of Sanford, and ,OQOfrom proposed $15 million federally the City of Lake Mary. sponsored regional sewer plant Bill Dale, Seminole County within the next few years. was utility director, said the county predicted Thursday night by will support what should be a L II T Prep Footu alu Starts T on onigiu ght i I tI 1.1g story on the ocal sports scene fOotb all li e u. Prep foot with Seminole County school teams going In toaction tonight and Saturday.Read all about it in Sunda) Herald sports section. k ' M e l 4' aj " -- - Cheer leaders arade parade ,n P 3.X 2.75 rca different girl.. all give the same reason for joining the 399 2.99 Seminole High School chrerleading squad: to urge their team on to victory. Story, pictures, Seminole Magazine . 4.17 3.25 I\I)I \ 4.83 3.98 Around Ile Clock Brid ge Calendar 1.. '•' - - - . -- t 1A UOCtr ' 5A • -- e 7j. ' -- - - ----. - .1f% , , '• - .-''.' ' ' i,., a .i • •.. . !-LJilI( Ol i 5A Obituaries '' .• a i,.. ..... study, required before the city caflapplyforafederalgrantfo the project itself includes the Sanford's city manager. common goal of area to provide Cit \lan4igcr Warren E 'the best service with the least Pete Knowles told members cost of the regional sewer plan' When you wont pure water, committee a regional entity will who care who treats it We be necessar% because the must stop I local) governmental pro ect "will encompass more entities from bidding against than one agenc', or govern-each other," said Dale mental authority. Knowles said the idea of who work and how" is a Committee Chairman and does i ita uniina ion Sanford City Commissioner •. po ,, , - - ,-- .---. . .-- ----- I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 11, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 11, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Tuesday, Sept, 9. 1975 - I v4Are W4Th ON, x PLATO ABOUT 0 _~UIZE wi4 IFO. ET E IT :1 TIC POW r FIND IT 16 OICALL rr. I XPLE, PWELLIN I PARALLEL T4E1E 8OLiT N4)ItTII £7 V 10862 9 10 7 4 2 as A 97 4 ap _ I ()AP4G ii! NOW ILL d )U KNOW, ALLEY, IF HAFTA MAKE A M)iiY GOING TO WAIl/YEAH, I W14OLE NEW RAICH\C*J TARLES FOR US, I Gutss ThINK SHE SI4OULP YO(JRE OF STEW! RIGHT' ¼AR A UNIFORM' •AJ £NQJ6S £9 42 KQ £ 8.1 ALL.. -- c,o PUT IT ON. ...HEY. MOLLY!) W WANT YOLI)R1GHL.. YOU GOT A / A UNIFORM? )E T'WEAR ONE.' IF YOU 1INIFORM' YES,RtJT.. E.1West vulnerable rit \If N orth East i* lass ¶rL JçJ/7(' 3V l'a l'asc O'ning lead L 4A I'.,c5 South y 3* d It nas been said that cards make Dad players ise aren't sure that this is so. but we do know that bad players - . 68th Year. No 17—Wednesday, September 10, 1975 Sanford, Florida 12771—Price 10 Cents South did just that, but l oo k what would have happened if West had pulled himself together and bid four spades. North and South might have down gone on to five hearts one They might have doubled four spades or let East play there. If they had they would have been sorry East would make four spades with no trou hle at all. J 11 AkB L--'W 4V Its, Osald & James Jacoby M(4Awih Furthermore. Vest's hand fulfilled one requirement for ii sacrifice bid. lie was pretty sure that South would make four hearts, - AKJ953 - THE BORN LOSER A A K J 86 VQ s(flTH by Dove Groue LLEY OOP FAST 1 1111) F-ST Q 1053 V 74 #9 865.1 £102 j - ED It OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY £lJLJNC1UR AND -p -p- by Dick Turner WIN Al BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY CARNIVAL V County Nears Certified Level Lihrn U An Oregonian asks what sort W' G nnel Ri lei Afe C. 11 of hand South should have. North has opened one diamond. East has doubled and South has 1)1(1 one flotrump The answer to this one fie rondc in nirtn.irchn fin. '-'" (lerstanding, but in common with almost all experts and ''"- hriiiøo ta.r'h,rc wo nI' tho hiI Yes indeed! I KNOW I don't give hardly nobody else sich rotten grades in English!' ) By El) l'UICKEVF herald Staff Writer i See related story, page 7Aj Ry cutting $50,000 from county library servires and $75,000 from road materials, the 'uiino1e County Commission Cuts included a $41,000 reduction for three managerial studies; elimination of human director's service salary, $16,000:cut migrant and elderly food program, $5,000; cut urban forester, $3,000, and others when the commission refused a compromise in lieu of $2.6 million Polk sought. The $120,000 would have brought Polk's budget to about $2.5million, At one point Polk agreed to because Polk's request is $fl5,04X mwe than last year. Polk said $70,000 is i>ming from federal funds. Commissioner Dick Williams said he 'could buy" a $60,000 increase, but not $120,000" Williams. Any further redw tions, he said, are a "penalt' which we should not get into Commissioner [larry Kwiatkowski agreed philosophically, with Williams adding We may be cutting off �? A—Evening . Herald, .anlord, FL - dne s day, Sept. to. __ - ______ -We ____ ____ Commend City Counc il Residents For Betty Widdis Property In Longwood Legal Notice F IC TIT bUS NAME Is hereby given that we are ennanrdn i%InM% & iOiOA Slate EvenIng Herald, San'ord.Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975-3A - Notice W* Inter NA110N pr* ings Okavs Street, "nford, Seminole County, Budget MANACFMENT. INC intend In and 40 Rezoning Ordinance To Be Prepared By Attorney that *e By DONNA EST F-4 Herald Staff Writer N1'%tt( s'd name With the the Circuit Court, Semino le By JANE ('ASSEI.BERRY Daniels to include it referen- traffic signs. Bradshaw had which meets today at 6:30 p.m. a major in planning or it related rirrk Of C f%jnt v. Flor l dA in Herald Stall Writer (turn on the ballot at the next asked for the council's feelings has one promising applicant field and two years related the provi%ifin% At the Ficliliou% WINTER SPRINGS — City election to provide for transfer on allowing signs for garage and would welcome more. The experience or an equivalent Nanie Statutes, In Wit Sec lion Council unanimously voted to of Funds from one department sales, sale of personal articles position is to by funded by combination In training and MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 .f, VlAhn Uruer. accept the proposed $458,267.15 toanother without the recessity and directions to new houses. CETA Comprehensive experience. 11enr Due to delay on the part of the Employment Training Act) Fiscal budget For 1975-76 of a public hearing was tabled "nd Karl Glastad. y ru%f ees Monday night following a public for a week to allow the city count' on cleaning out ditches funds. Legal Notice —Pohlish S ept 1, 10 I?. 71. 1915 hearing, attorney to look into the legal for the city between Kdgernon The commttce determined Several residents corn- ramifications, and Moss and Fairfax and that the functions of the planner P tIn' v g i ven hat I am mended the council for doing Daniels said, "It is folly to go Devon, the council voted to would include undertaking and ennan.l intm%i rim,ii at finK 373, RR SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING such a good job on the budget to the expense of a public award the contract for the job preparing studies, programs 1' 1, Annnlia Seminole County. ANND ,ZOPfllNpQ )MHMiSSbON ublic earing Ow ticit'os ;arn t ;Intl holding the line at the hearing (in excess of $100 legal to City Animal Control Officer and regulations for the orderly 11w ir,em , nnie (nurity Plannnrj "° (nrnmisson will oncIuct certified millage of 2.43 mills cost) just to transfer funds from Carl (Sonny) Mitchell. growth and development of the SPFC I Al 1ST s. and that I intend to "°" " p1thl i f hearing for the following renster said name with the Clerk of or $2.43 for every $1,000 of one department to another." The city had alloted $750 for city and its surrounding areas. appraised property value). Mayor Troy Piland, however, the clean-up, which Public Duties would relate to In conSider the ap loridA in Accordance With the cit the e x isting PUD. Departmental totals include: recommended the public Works Conu11isioner Irene Van analysis, evaluation and pfOviSlcin of the Fictitious Name Police, $132,655.35; Fire, hearing requirement be left as Eepoel said the city did not presentation of facts, trends Statutes, to Wit section 16$ 09 Planned lint Development, zoning cit the fohlOWiflO decc'rlbed property Stat t 1957 $58,700.35; Public Works, a safeguard because he said he have the manpower nor and proposals to concerned F'rici. ç. P, irf Cta,kStOfl The South ' of the SW 1 4 of Section $49,199.45; Building and Zoning, feared without it transfer of equipment to do. Mitchell of- officials and planning corn- Pi'hIith s. to I? 71 Oct I 1975 6 715 29E. and the North ' of the NW ' 1 cit Stion 7 715 79E. less $22,895; Finance, $71,773: fund.s might get to be a habit. fered to cut and remove weeds missions. lie will also act in a pp 77 r1Pe riahl 101 on the Office, $43,700; Court, $10,550; Council instructed City from the ditches for the swii supervisory capacity over IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Sfill hci W eminole Plan ing Commission. $5,000; Building Inspector Ray allotted, using a four-man crew, clerical employes engaged in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R- (intv, IInrida Furthern described M OLE CUIT, IN AND FOR AS the C,And taKe PUD lOcated ' Building fund, $30,000; and Bradshaw to stietly enforce the Daniels reported the corn- planning related activities. COUNTY FLORIDA mile North Of SR 136 and 17 mIles Federal Revenue Sharing, roads and sidewalks ordinance mittee appointed to set up job The committee is looking for NO. 15 - 1509-CA - 0111.0 $33,714. which prohibits signsonrights- criteria and review applicants someone with four years of ADVANCE MORTGAGE CDR 7 TO clarity the permitted uses A motion by Councilman John of-way other than authorized for the position of city planner, college or university study with PORTION a Delaware cot ,lIôwed at the golf course IN BRIEF CIA Stockpiles Include Drugs, Officials Say w\sI,!NGToN I A1' — In addition to deadly poisons, the Central Intelligence Agency has secretly maintained a variety of other unauthorized chemical agents, ranging from (lisabling drugs to insecticides, knowledgeable of- ficials say. The existence of the additional substances, all of which apparently were kept without the knowledge or approval of highranking CIA officials, was confirmed late Tuesday b NO Sen. Frank Church and deputy White house euunsel Roderick M. hills. Earlier Tuesday, Church, chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, told a news conference that the CIA had kept vials of cobra venom and a deadly shellfish toxin in direct violation of it presidential order to destroy stockpiles of biological and chemical warfare agents. In a subsequent telephone intersew, Church said the additional items consisted of "poisons, chemicals, insect icides and other disabling drugs that may or may not have violated the presidential directives" of 1%9 and 1970. - Plantiff. -. 24 Millionaires Avoid j, '4109 — - . . I. I f - CAPE CANAVERAL AP .- The Viking II spaceship has joined its sister ship on a 505-million.mile journey to seek life on Mars, a planet once thought to be crisscrossed with canals dug by intelligent beings. The Viking If was Launched on schedule at 2:39 p.m. EDT Tuesday, as a Titan-Centaur booster rocket propelled the four-ton spacecraft into a parking orbit around Earth. Less than an hour Later, the Viking II was blasted out of orbit and on its way toward the red planet. The craft followed Viking I, launched nearly three weeks ago on an identical mission in the $1-billion program. ' , -, - . Deluged With Letters WASHINGTON tAP) — The Federal Communications Commission seems unable to stop an avalanche of mail urging it not to do somethlnglt never considered doing. The letters and poards involving religiouj broad* castlnLtotal about l.3mithon, says Hany Sh&ko, the" .FCC1'!hkf of idministiative services, who oversees the mail. But that's 600,000 more than the estimate on Aug. 1, hen the commission explained In a public notice that there as never any question of banning religious broadcasting from the airwaves, as almost all the letter writers feared. Seminole County, Florida Together with all structures and - V .- . , II -- City Council after opposition from residents of nearby i 11 indrr the MA Nter Plan of the Wekiva IF Planning And Zon-mi Commission Seminole County, Fiof.d A 'V 40 _;• I, L ' '' - - 4 .6 TOO t Said Struck ' Man Charged With Resisting ' a''' to Violation Charged Senate Can't Block Veto WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate appears to be unable to overturn President Ford's veto of a crucial energy bill, assuring higher prices for fuel, food and most manufactured goods. Failing to pick up the votes of three or four eastern Republicans, the Senate's Democratic majority virtually threw in the towel even before Ford on Tuesday announced his longexpected veto of a bill extending controls on oil prices for six months. Thus, it appeared Ford loyalisis and oil-state senators gould have about 36 votes—two more than needed to sustain the veto today. SACRAMENTO, Calif. i Al') — A Manson trial attorney says Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme confided during a ailhou.ce visit that she never intended to kill President Fordw hen she aimed a loaded gun at him. What are they mad about?" attorney Daye Shinn quoted Miss Fronirne as asking. "The gun didn't go off." Shinn said in an interview Tuesday that Miss Fromnie, still loyal to mass murderer Charles Manson, claims she as seeking attention for Manson and three women 'ollowers she feels were unjustly convicted in the 1969 aron Tate murders, - Education Override Expected WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Is considered ertain to join the House in voting to override President 'ord's veto of a S7.9-billion education appropriations bills. If today's vote goes as expected, it would be the second me this session a bill had been enacted over Ford's veto. e has vetoed 10 measures. The House tally on Tuesday was a lopsided 379 to 41, or more votes than the needed two-thirds. Senate anagers of the bill predicted a similar margin in their 'eacher Strikes Continue By The Associated Press Teachers In New York and Chicago, two of the nation's rest school systerns, reniaincd on strike today m hile 'nt.ract negotiations continued. All public schools in Chicago were closed. In New York, school board spokesman said the system was shut down all practical purposes, although soie schools opened small numbers of students, )ther strikes closed schools or curtailed classes In tens of smaller cities across the nation. Dston Mostly Peaceful IOSTON AP — Attendance is up, arrests are down I a notable orderliness prevails around most public mols here as court-ordered citywide school egregation proceeds. 'or the third consecutive night, however, police sitArthed with it hite crowds, mostly teen-agers, in seeticns Pe rI(y where antibusing sentiment runs high. I speed." W. 25th St. -- "exed by ciru,: name, priced by uanhit'. Avail ,o ' i'''nerc '':. - - - ' C y,ALGRLLtI ( (o ' . - VIPi ' - o,on.e.' . . . ' , - . -4 ' •, STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Phone 323.9190 Rx Phone 321.0250 2=W;,141 6 The neart,v lii t'ur'isrlp'r' shen (lie previous request ;o considered, acquired the set. vices of a property appraistr, who testified before council thit Industrial development in tt' area would cause s'clue if homes to depreciate. In other business, the council delayed action on an ordin.anl e which would have limited th' percentage of land which uiav be developed on an industrial site and required greenbelt and parking areas. The ordir'ance, as proposed by the zoning commission, called for no more than 50 per centofthelandtobecovcreI with structures and no less than 25 per cent in greenbelt and no 1001S Save to ay, d ~`~ Oupcn t 2 19 - - : 1 ' ,_ 1 - . - 'I 12.13 J '—'a' - 4C 2 0moll PACK of 33c lim.t W cou,pon Sept fl 12.13.14 14 1 With coupon Sept. 11.12.13.11, '75 '' AYDS GRILL CAST IRON REG. 4" 09 1 3 44 ~~ FOR REDUCING RE-WEBBING '-_____________________ 'fl i'iI4-I'1ir11t " - . - -oz. 88 , 0- ' - - ______ - .' ______________ , .,.. _____ ___________ ____ ' ____________ I , ' For eating or baking. hi TL"l \0 J.J -'.' \1~ • i - sui 4'75 ~ k 9 It 'I. - li V1IlhI'A'I'l'i _________________ BALLO Req. ORAL THERMOMETER of 44~ . Black Plastic . ' : " $1,991 99, - I , -- -&.- , , '. .. . -. .. 97 :._! — BEER BAR A , - i V_ ~ . 5th - -_-_ -- - -__ 44 .. PABST BLUE RIBBON 1 12 ox. No "et. . 19 I ' ______ : , TV : 'p0 Setter TLv PIptIr '1t BLANKET !J: Bot, - GILBEY'S SEAGRAM'S G i ll V 900 728-1" lits twin & 5" nylon binding A,tim0I 44 i 6 ; .1 N., A 1 — size 30 79 Imported Canadian 8= . . 97 -Ill 4 rars' - :': QT. - - 5th -- 3 ) ___________________________ Why Pay Moral SLIDE or Sm111 Movie Processing P. I / 99 _________________________ R' 944 Rig. $4.48 j L Req. 11.99 , ft~-~~__ ___7_____%__ ~~; p [S -r I - L -- . . _V 01 -1 4 -V . _- .. .. - . iI . __`11 'Realtone Personal - - — - - -------- 1110 .. A7' ' ! - - BLEND I 5 88 Req. 4.19 '-" ' 10" high, 14W' round In attractive colors. HOSE _______ CROWN •'. FOOT STOOL 34 288 , in. Base Soft-- ' ' I- SARK 7 High6 '.1 r — ' Cushioned Ft Long 10 in. JET' ,... -. . ' 1 l ee leg. 1 1 —.-GARDEN .,- - - Feminine Hygiene Deodorant Spray -. ' PV . • — J Fcei4.il .ipcle motor Burrt orange cabinet 1111111111111 Gentle, With time release frogronce t'i is -I ORNAMENTAL FENCING RIG. ('ho ice - The Odor Absorbing System Big 5-oz. Sale ~ 1. 00 . ~.: 7 12" FAN r Try ON 14-oz. 77 1_1~ M&M'S—MARS. CANDY BARS \'.A PACK 77 15 1 4 11`311111110111' 19; . C Popular PANTRY PAC' I V;_-_u__.__ ___ 4 . --'* . 11 - 37c 2-SPEED KRAFT Caramels a - Reg. 17 Ft.—Ass't Colors V- -L 1 1 FIDS ': HIBACHI The Candy That Helps Make You Thin ' , ' Z. pack. WESTINGHOUSE t '— A. Fold said, *,Initial response 40, 25 ç 't . . Pack of 24 Decongestant Tablets Brantley; and Jerri Keith, Republican Wornen's Club of to have some of "Were going the finest b"f anyone in this ,"c area has ever merited Crawford. The menu will also include baked potato, ('ole slaw, corn on the cob, and a I" ri ,It of [x'vt'1'l't's In keeping with the theme, Fohl also announced that plans are being made for a Blue Grass band Macaroni Dinner ' Flashcubes .1 Hay Fever, Sinus and Colds 'Relief Kccut:veComl1uhitIeeIMke expected. 'I ' KRAFT i" . ,, Limit I - coi,poo Sept II 11-12.13.14, 75 NYLON COVERED SPONGE 19' Sept 11.12.1311 SINGLE. GRILL ___ Congressman Richard Kelly ir order to eliminate a debt kf ¶ over from the 1974 campaiiii . FohI announced that thu general ticket chairman for Seminole Count) sou would Jeannie Rodriquez with Jeanit Austin serving as chairman for Orange County. In addition to the abovi', tickets may be obtained in Seminole County from: iii; d, inford Port Authorit David Moreton, Burrougi .V,. Tyre, F arc (orporation; Y,W.W. Bureau in Sanford; John Jone', Casselherr attorney; M. F Poll. Poli Brothers in Oviedo; Dr. Jack Ilarkin.s, Winter Park; Longwood Mr. Jim 4)rnIn, Mayor of ; Barbara i ningham, GiIe Associates. Ann Pmnoch, Gale Associates; Fred Strectinan. Republican I, degree if interest probably stemmed from recent .in nouncerients attesting to 1 Kelly's strong conservative voting record during his first ngrvss Six Illofiths In :ti,n1I,ig Ill addition to ticket sales, Ernest Crawford, Food and Facilities Chairman For the Cookout, advises that plans for an outstanding least are going even better than _______ 1" Fits -Most Cars _________________________________________ 714,. Stems & pieces. c ____________________ __________ __ ____ _______ ____________ SCREENS SUMMER CLEARANCE 11Me ctiairni,in of tik' Kell Cookout Committee, John F'chl of Orlando, announced toda that the $10 per person tickets are available throughout Orange and Seminole Counties for the Saturday, Sept. 13, lundraiser The event was scheduled have already .sold over onethird of our anticipated goal.;, co'on PennsyIvan Dutchman '— 2 1 rolls tmit2w/coupon Sept - ,_sc 75 39, 1 - I Antacid Tablets Rig. ' Busing For Subdivision co.pc.n Sept 11.1213 14 w . - l It) Officials Study Courtesy (I Limit 1 9 - LOVE-BUG TISSUE ' .'4 I' 99, Sept Il-I? I) 14. 75 1 '0 ]2` 2=Pak -1 a . 11111111--ill I 11- 'I I . DELSEX TUMSm121s MUSHROOMS 11 e ' S Right Guard 8-oz. AntiPerspirant ____I ______ C 89 In 3 types. - - Man Jild Again ' I I foff ANACIN Pain Relief Tablets Limit 1 w • 411 - , 011 I'- _-* 7 `11 .r. \ - I _ ___ FiST PAIN RElIEF . 000 Continue to Quote Rx Prices by Phone. . ) - . YES! Wolgreens Will -" . - 11 ".1 rmwth,p d0fect .-1& drop''. includod I . 2-civort " . ' -•'T ' '' I I Full , ' vi ns ed ta I mptout' t'nunteeof1nendsof b'a St. hi Fromme: Never Meant To Kill Jimmy Ray on th $5 RX PRICES .1 - City council this week voted 3I (Councilman Don Schreiner was absent to authorize preparation of the ordinance, thus assuring the necessary three votes for passage in October. Councilman Gerard Connell cast the lone nem:ative Cookout Tickets Available ' '''a' OVER 10,000 - vote. fr. I S er Syringe rrntiot Nic hPisriflg will be held ;fl Pm 701 Of the Seminole County (nurthn.isv' in Sanford I Iniuja, on Of f0hef I 1975 I 7 )) P s4'ontt,ereafter:s DO55hli' -1 faced. The new petition, which received a favorable re1lrt from the inirig CO1Iit11ii!n last week, deletes two lots, 11 and 22, the property within 504) feet of the housing develop. mt'nt, from the rezoning (blriffration will 'fiChudif' but not be limited to the selling of alcoholic beveranes for consumption on thereto also all Gas. steam. elec tric, "1330 wstr and other heating. cooking lighting. plumbing. Put'iIit7 refrigerating, cent 10. 1975 ventilating, Irrigating, and power ('IF P 73 SyStemS. machines. appliances. .r ,1' . fixtures, and appurtenance. wtich " FICTITIOUS NAMIE now are or may her caller pertain to. Notice is hereby Qfl that I am or be used with, in or an sad premlse, even through they be engaged In business at P 0 734, Altamonte Spring. Seminole detached or detachable County, Florida under th fictitious has been filed against you and are rqulred to ,ervea copy of y our namecICASSELBERRY FLORIST, written defenses. it any. to it on and that I Intend to register said MacLean and flrocke, plaintiff's name with the Clerk of the Circuit I Court. Seminole County, Florida In attorney, whose address is P0 g . Drawer X. Jacksonville, Florida accordance with the proyisio'n of . Fictitious Name Statut es, To 17703 on or before Sept 30th 1975. -. . 5' . . and file the original Wi th the clerk of Wit , Section 66509 I honda Statutes R El 1 .jFT iJJi. . ..t!'_ thiS Court either before Service on 1957 .w . O IL S Roy A Jeffries Plaintiff's attorney or immediately On your mark, get set. .! and its off on another race for these energetic members of the Peanut set thereafter, otherwise a default will Publith A"g 77. Sept 3, 10, I?. 175 sho amused themselves as their elders enjoyed Bluegrass music over the weekend. From left, David be entered against you for the relief DEG 161 de ma nded In the ph Lee, Rodney Nance, David Higginbotham and his sister, Lucy, who is about to get left at the starting petition FOR KIDS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE line. Illerald Photo by Jane Casselberry) WITNESS myhandand the seal of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE this Court on Augtt 75th. 1975 (Court Seat) COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. Arthur Ii Beckwith. Jr. ' CI er k'oI flue circuit (ioiJ,1 BARtlETT 11*11K OI.'SEMIPfOL COUNT'Y'NA. . üy LIllian wnsdman u* #i' " Plai ntiff. De puty Clerk Publish Aua fl.5epI3,Io.17.7s VS ERNESTO CRUZ. SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO. FICTITIOUS NAME and BLACK TON. INC . a Florida 1 ''r..'y corporation By BOB LLOYD Who pleaded guilty Tuesday in false report count as part of engaged in businesS at MS South Defendants Herald Staff Writer circuit court to attempted plea bargaining in the case. East Lake St., Longwood. Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION County. Florida under the fictitious TO ERNESTO CRUZ larceny of a firearm and was name of LOPIGW000 FLORIST. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Sanford police have jailed a allowed to remain free on bond and that I intend to re'ister said Crossclaim by Co Defendant SUN 52-year-old man on a charge of pending a pre-sentence in. name with the Clerk of the Circuit FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF resisting arrest with violence Court, Seminole County, Florida In ORLANDO to foreclose a Mortgage vestigation was back In Jail In other arrests, Jerry accordance with the provisions Of on the following property in following an incident stemming today on a new charge of ob. the FictitIous Name Statutes. To Seminole County, Florida from a traffic citation. taming money on false Dillard, 32, of 2206 Palmetto, Wit Section $6509 Florida Statutes Lots 1, 2 and), Block "D". Sanlando Sanford, was held without bond 1957. . Raymond Arthur Roberts, 52, pretense. Springs, Tract- No 74. according to Ift* 121 *1L41,, I'. " "' "v UU1 TV. LUI at., was neiu On true plat thereof as recorded in Plat "'s " Bary, 37, of Publish- Aug 77, Sept.). 10. 17 , 1975 Book 1. Page 71. public recor ds of ,350 bond e resisting titled as the driver, wouldn't Cowan-Moughton Terrace, violation. DEO 160 Seminole County. Florida, arrest charge, plus charges of talk toofficers and went into the Sanford, was arrested by Sanford Police arrested IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Kai been filed against you and ALACKION, INC. Which has been reckless driving and disorderly house, Sgt. William Foster sheriffs deputies on a circuit Charlie Paul Bennett, 46, K)8 E. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. previously served With Notice, and Intoxication, according to arrived, Bronson said, and court warrant after he entered Fifth St., on a circuit court CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE you are reduired to serve a copy of county jail records. COUNTY, FLORIDA Roberts invited the officers into the guilty plea before Circuit warrant charging grand h1 your written defenses, if any, to it on Case No. 7S.IS11.CA.04-G Patrolman Ray Bronson the house where he refused to Judge Robert B. McGregor, ROBERT w WILSON. of AKER. ceny. Bond was set at $5,000 for In Re: the Marriage of MAN. SENTERF$TT. LIDSON & reported that he observed an accept a reckless driving ticket. Bond for Rary on the false Bennett. ROBERT M CARLIPI WHARTON, attorneys tot SUN Officers reported a scuffle pretense charge was set at auto run a red light at 20th Petitioner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF and and French Avenue Tuesday ensued, Foster was hit in the $5000 Sheriffs deputies are probing ORLANDO. whoSe addvs is 17th MARIA DEL PILAR CARLIN face, and Roberts was arrested Floor CNA Building, Post Office Box night "at a gh rate of tele sio Rary was docketed for trial in the theft of two color Respondent ft. Orlando, Florida 37602, on or Bronson said he finally got the for resisting arrest with circuit court this week or, and a tape player, valu at NOTICE OF ACTION before September 30. 1975. and file violence and ken to Jail, T O MARIA DEL PILAR vehicle stopped at in a burglar)' at the or loiiial with the Clerk of this larceny of a firearm and false CARLIN and Marshall Ave. in the C ourt, either bef or e service on at residence of Margie 14. Baird, reportolcommissionof a crime Green c o 37 School Street torrueys for SUN FIRST NATIONAL driveway of Roberts' residence, Meadows Apartments, Lebanon, New Hampshire charges. Assistant State Atty. RANK OF ORLANDO. ,, im 03766 Police said Roberts, Iden. A 37-year-old Sanford man Charles Gordon dropped the Fern Park. mediately thereafter othrcwte YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an default will be entered aqaint you Anita Williamson of 711 action for dissolution of marriage for the relief demanded in Hse has been filed against you and YOU crossclaim Briarcliff St., Sanford, reported are reQuired to serve a copy of your WITNESS my hari,rj and teal of a $150 citizens band radio was written defenses. If any. to It on this (mint on Auqu't 75th, 197$ M CARLIN. Petitione stolen from her parked auto, ROBERT r. (Seal) who" address Is 74 Sorrento Circle, Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr Winter Park, Florida 37769, on Of Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanford police said $50 in be fore September 301h, 1975. and file 8u'' Lillian I Jenkins candy, guru and beer was the original with the clerk of this As Deputy Clerk reported stolen in a burglary at court either before service on Publish Aug 27. Sept 3 , i, 17. 197' or Immediately DFO 167 By JOE ASKREN street map of the area indicates Longdale streets would en- William's Fish Market, 1805 W. Petitioner thereafter otherwise a default will Herald Staff Writer the Skylark subdivision pupils danger children. 13th St. be enter edAgainst you for the relief NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE -. -, could get 50 the hool by demanded In the complaint or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that petition The possible danger of walking south on Grant Street by virtue of that certain Writ of WITNESS my hand and the seal of Execution Issued wt of and under elementary pupils from and east on Orange Avenue, this Court on August 75th. 1975 the seal of the irtjt Court of Skylark and Longdale sub- both paved streets. (Seal) Seminole County, Florida, uopn a divisions getting to Longwood Arthur H Beckwith, Jr final ludoment rendered in the Clerk of the Circuit Court aforesaid c ourt on the 11th day of Elementary School was being Crenshaw was a member of By - Lillian T Jenkins July, A D 1975, In that certain case studied by Seminole County the Longwood City Council As Deputy Clerk entitled, C Howard McNulty, a$ school officials today in an-- when Skylark was built in 1973. Publish' Aug 77, Sept. 3, 10. 17, 1975 Trustee Plaintiff, vs flirdlen DEO 163 ticipation of a courtesy busing As a councilman, he supported Development Enterprise Ltd . a Florida Limited Partnership, and request expected from parents a motion that the subdivision NOTICE OF ACTION George Davis and Gerald Stocks. ,t TO RICHARD 0 STIMPS v,ho$C at the 7:30 p.m. school board would not be officially approved General Partners Defendant, wttith pla ce of residence 's Wutci 7, No I meeting today. until a sidewalk was conaforesaid writ of Execution was fluddyville Road. South Beloll, delivered to me as Sheriff ,,f structed from Skylark through Illinois Superintendent William P. Seminole County. Florida, and I YOU will please take notice that have levied upon the follo'i..ing "8w]" Layer said the same to adjacent Longdale subthere has been tiled and is pending In division, where Crenshaw lived described property owned by Bit. the Circuit Court in and f or Semi nole request was made last year for at dlen Development Enterprises, Ltd., the time, County, Florida, Civil Action No. 75 the 1.8 mile distance, but the said property being locatej in 1773 (A 01 A hrniigt,t by MYRA I Seminole Cnunty. Florida, more service was not provided by the Longdale (.jtI1.fr1S ST IMPS s" ii,,ng a dssIution of the had particularly described as boiiowt board. rnarrianr' of said P,YPAL.STIMPS petitioned the city not to permit The. S(Mh', of Lots land?, Block and RICHARD r) STIMPS A. Sanford Farms according to plat Layer said there are other road access from Skylark Into These pirmenis are to reguire you thereof, recorded in Plat Boot,. 1. Longdale, insisting additional to file your written defensej with the needs 'that are greater than paoes 177 arId 176, Seminole County Clerk of the above sty led Court and th vehicular traffic onto narrow Public Records is." to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner W'd the un(eqSlgned IS Sheriff of or her attorney, GORDON V. Seminole County, Florida, will at "The county Is not relmFREDERICK, P0 Box 175, 11:00 AM on the 16th day of Sep Sanford. Florida on or before Sep .ursed by any busing wlthir timber. A () 1973, offer for sale and tember79, 1975. Should you fall to do Lie two-mile limit," said Layer. sell to the h1qhpt bidder, for cash, W a default may be entered against It would cost taxpayers about suhiect to any and all existing Iint, you and the cause proc eed ox par le 180 per child for the school year. WITNESS my hand and official At the rront lWest) Door of the teal as Clerk of the 4b0we styled Seminole County Courthouse In Dick Crenshaw, spokesman Court on this flod day of August, Sanford, Florida, the above or more than 50 Longwood described personal property I,,; That Said sale Is being made t (crat) lomeowners, said the only %tiSty the terms of S,u*d Writ of Arthur H Beckwith, Ir iccess for pupils to get to the Execution Clerk of the Circuit Court chool is down U.S. 17-92 or John F Polk, By Lillian T Jenkins Sherif f utting through backyards. Deputy Clerk Seminole Cminty, Florida FuuhIiPu Aug 77 Sept ') in U 1975 However, a Seminole County r IPi.,t',I.h Awl 71 Sept 3 10 17 1975 - FESTIVAL FUN FCC SECTION. as recorded In Plat Book 13, Page IS, Public Records of . If __ - 1, . __ following p roper t y County, F lot Ida -, - — - Patricia Brown Reside'nce Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ) - I . I III mid-suinmer ;I petition f( rezoning to industrial, filed I* ) Semilnole Cn4inov. Florida specific ReSidence Unknown - i Viking II Joins Sister Ship -. I N -: Punt ( tub ciauiec I Property s KFPUIETHWAYNE BROWN. eIuK lncated In he Wek.v Hunt Club Defendants P110, Planned Unit Development couth of Wekiva Springs Road and NOTICE OF ACTION Nr'rlh of Sand lake Road in TO Taxes WASIIIN(;TON i AP - T'enty-four American millionaires managed to avoid paying a penny in federal taxes in one recent year, according to Internal Revenue Service data released by a nienther of Congress. Rep. Charles A. Vanik, DOhio, said in a house speech Tuesday that seven of the millionaires had a total adjusted gross income of $17,783,008, an average of $2.54 million per person. There sere also 17 i other) millionaires who avoided any tax after ca'culating their tax deductions and credits," according to IRS information for 1973, Vanlk said. He did not identify the millionaires or explain the tactics they had used. 01 less than 25 per cent in parking and needs further study. and Connell defended the books are not fully enforced. Stolte submitted plans for when tth' proptsed ordinance within a ear. This ordinance area. I,orniann said lie had ob.. proposed ordinance. Grant said Realtor B. 1). Simpson, on development of the industrial will Ix: considered on its second was also recommended by the Mayor James H. I.ormann, tamed copies of Seminole the proposal had been discussed behalf of Al Stolte, who has a property, which the board and final reading. zoning commission. LONGWOOD — City Attorney who noted several weeks ago lie County's and Altamonte for two months and although it large tract of indust-ially 7oned rejected as not complying with U)rmann's only veto since Connell's motion to override Ned Julian Jr. has been might veto the ordinance, Springs' industrial zoning or. would not solve drainage land we.st of SR 4? sa1 ' the the city's subdivision or- taking office in January was on the veto died for lack of a authorized 4 City Council to claill1ilig it is "confiscatory," dinances and intended to get problems, it would help, ordinance wou,t*3 .-&, 1'.: more dinance. The advisory bo.ird an ordinance which would have second. prepare an ordinance rezoning said Monday night the proposed copies of Sanford and Council said the ordinance r '.bleins than it solves. found the city has few industrial iriade all rezonings conditional. The city charter permits a the Betty Widdis property east law has no purpose, Is a Maitlantl's ordinances, was a start, adding, however, The zoning board recomn• development restrictions. Hezoning granted would lapse if veto override by a simple of SR 427, to industrial. duplication of existing city law Council Chairman J.ht. Grant that many ordinances on the mended the ordinance after No date was set by Council construction had n4t started majority of city council. Currently the property Li zoned residential. The ordinance is to be rel Vacation-Travel Speciall !'flLIDADZ' 1IU ''d U Si. -' vi'ii iis A a a for first reading on Mont..'. Tyson Complete, Compact Kit night, when a public heari:., of and second and final read:: See Our Consumers Open Book will be scheduled for ai rave . of l '.o' 8mm (t',P', m, ojeu Kodotvorne II mQ,, j'im- i_i S .- pe' 8 :'' or 5mm 27 1 movie Sting coupon with film, good ttvv 9 1775 5'mt 1 '1 W&fper'% q.olty 36..xp. 2 27 visi �Evening Herald Ar?a ('ode 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 %Vednpcday. Sent. 10, 1975--4A A round \V:YNE I). IxY1.E. Publisher WILLIAM I). CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT UT C. MAR KEY. Advertising Director ric1 : Il'•iiit Dvliver Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $,40. B Mail In Florida sanw as home delivery. All thcr mail Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32.40. •. I '- _ _______ M aIce Commission 'l t'is s e ?J isu' area residents %tx) are employes of the f'h'rida I)epartnient of Transportation (DOT), have received awards For suggestions to increase ci. lictencyand improve safety on the job. Ms. Emily T. Jameson, 609 Palmetto, Sanford and Ms. Lillian N. Gardner, Route 2, Box 671. leln(. ere among seven DOT employes who i11 save tax kforsuggestions dollars. reduce UIIjJIIUUUUII and waste UI IJIIJI UI safety at job sites. Ms. Jameson received a $15 award for suggesting a foreman's traffic accident repair suggesting ye We applaud the Seminole County Commission br its decision Tuesday to leave nearly i million I in Comprehensive Employment and Training Act iCETM funds in ComIank of Casselberrv, a DON Seminole County facility, rather than transfer the tun(1S to an Orange County DanK, as it ymca 10 (10 two weeks ago. We think Tuesday's decision to rescind the earlier action was a wise one. We think the commission should spread county funds around. but feel it should be done among those banks in Seminole County, which are contributing tax dollars to this area, rather than to swell the coffers of banks in another county. When it originally was announced two weeks ,. OAKLEY Your cooperation and assistance with them will be appreciated Liv the Bureau of the Census, acn'rding to Thomas W. McWhirter, director of the /.6%~` No 1 One Dictator For Another A — Bill Curric 'a News Media . .. ,;;~ -1 I "like the rebounding of a landinass after the Baruch Korff, the sedulous Connecticut rabbi 4" nation of . who led the "people's defense" of Richard out of Seminole County in favor of a neighboring lifting of the weight of a glacier, the '. be heard Portugal continues to float on a wave of euphoria Nixon's presidency, Is still Irked at the burn's ) facility, the yips and howls could followingtheendingof more than four decades of . rush given his champion in the mass media. ,., 1 ~1 throughout the entire county. rightwing dictatorship... Consequently he has formed what he calls the %I Last week the commission delayed further "One is reminded of the happy throngs in the . Citizens' Congress. whose principal cause U.S. , I . I -i action on the matter until the full board could be streets of Havana on New Year's Day, 1959, after .i . has been the Issuance of discouraging remarks , present and Tuesday, by a 4-1 vote, it was decided dictator Fulgencio Batista had fled the countr about America's press. to retain the non-iiiterest bearing funds in Com- and Fidel Castro and his victorious army entere( y . the city - and then one thinks of what happened efforts, least of all the media, Korff Is apparently Bank of ('asselberrv. U. ;. . ensuing months the ready to escalate the campaign. lie has written a We still find it difficult to understand why in ; . .. • wrote those words some 14 months ago. We \'. t "voluntary code of ethics" for journalists which \ Commissioner Harry K'iatkowski voted again "\\\ The euphoria of the Portuguese has long since he intends to distribute for public consideration. Tuesday to place the funds in the Orange County been transformed into fear and the happy / \ .., . k" Congress especially will be hustled on the Bank. / throngs into destructive mobs. The human I. . iiiatter. Korff is hoping to solicit powerful Sup. I l ls main argument, among others, is that "lanlmass" of Portugal is in greater upheaval . . \t; port, possibly even special committee hearings, " many people who live in Seminole County serve as than ever and the future of the nation hangs daily for what he believes to be a most urgent but directors and in other capacities with banks outside in precarious balance. . . mostly Ignored national problem. ---"'"., / . It took no special insight or powers of the county. ., Primarily because his prejudices conflict with This hardly seems a logical reason for having prediction to warn that a people which had no with democracy, which had none of his objectivity concerning the subject, the any county fund in banking institutions outside experience those institutions that In a democracy safeguard prognosis for Korff's success is not good. But this Seminole when we have long-established banks freedom and permit the orderly interplay of ..-. does not diminish the merits, nor the necessity of here. competing interests and transference of power his project. The question of press ethics is at : a'4..l .• . z'' . From one party to another, might find that, like least as material to democracy as that of, say, 440 the Cubans, it had merely traded a dictatorship - . ' .i'i . political ethics; but while the latter is ever a . ' .' Israeli A' of the right for a more oppressive one of the left. subject for public investigation, the former 's : That this has not happened in Portugal Is due continues to remain outside the idea of achas already established more than 50 to one thing only - the determination of countability. settlementsont'neArablands it seized in 1967. The overwhelming majority of the Portuguese that it settlements Let a smile be your umbrella! ts controversial, ltis suspicious, but process of colonization is accelerating throughout not be permitted to happen. ___________________________________________________________________________ The medianotion it is also Inviolate. It is time to t here is this While the non-Communist political spectrum the occupied territories, according to Michael alter the myth. The ç'onstituon ioes not in Portugal Is infinitely fragmented, ranging ,darns writing in the Manchester Guardian. guarantee the media the right to isolate Itself from socialists to monarchists, from moderates This "Zionization" appears to violate the terms Iron public scrutiny and advice. right, it Is united inadesire of Artkle 49 of the fourth Geneva Convention, to extremists of the Portugal No doubt an energetic probe would be of some of democratically paneled by representatives from four govem which Israel signed. "The occupying power shall for a new day in constituted In the first free election in the Altamonte Lauded Mr. Terry Goembel, the humiliation for joumalism, for few in the ment bodies. One, * I not deport or transfer part of its own civilian country's history, the Communists received only business are entirely clean of sin. In the name of Seminole property appraiser, has done, in the population into the territory it OCCUPies.' people's right to know, many of us have made 12 per cent of the votes. First, the accolades - The City of Altamonte opinion of some people, a Job that leaves them the But the will of the people has been thwarted by Springs is to be commended by all Adams reports that Israel has already spent practices of activities we condemn when done in responsible uninspired, and in some cases, downright more than $10 million this year to establish a new an equally determined and better organized core citizens concerned with "red ink" governmental distraught. The record should be made clear, any other pursuit. city called Yamit, with an eventual population of of Communists and pro-Communists who have spending financed by the "red blood" of a Mr. Goembel was in fact, The two Washington Post reporters who broke . , / . ''1 \ . . ." : l '.\ . . , ,". ,1 . .. '. . T * li . . . . . . . . Colonies ' .. . :4;;. . I 4 :' .:,". . .. CL-0. W!IPIk i - to-- __ '.11 41111 W" IMPOW 0--mmul 11 - - Letters Letters To Ow The Editor — __* ___ 1 1 1 To. F"" 4 iii I 1 II V0, v,j We can handle the necessary arra ngemenfs-t_______ __ to comply with your wishes. It will take the Eunice I. Wilson strain off your family at Directress this sensitive time. ordered by Mr. 25~,000. on Egyptian territory in the northeastern seized control of the government, Supported to progressively weakening citizenry suffering William Cave, ad valorem tax division Director open the Watergate case, noble as their effort an uncertain degree by the army. from anemia brought on by Inflation, ever Inwho in turn, was mandated by law, to do a was, did so by compromising some public law. corner of the Sinai. Thus the people have taken to the streets to creasing taxes, bureaucratic boon doggling, and county-wide reappraisal based upon 100 per cent They used a friend in the phone company, for one ttlements of civilians have express their will, burning and sacking Corn- plain misminagement. Other Jewish market value. Using as fair a set of standards as thing, to acquire records which violated some been placed in the Gaza Strip on the west bank of rnunlst party offices, and everyone wonders Altamonte Springs has (aced an Issue that possible, the appraised values of properties citizens' rights to privacy. This reporting aid, by 111 the Jordan and on the Golan Heights all of which which side the army may yet come down on. apparently is escaping too many other taxing other than citrus and agricultural lands (farms) the way, Is not uncommon; some Washington All of this has been a severe setback to the bodies. The issue is a simple one. The Govern- was brought in line at a range from 86-92 per cent reporters have sources are Arab territories originally occupied by the in the IRS, as example, Communists, who are currently on the defensive. ment of Altamonte Springs is the people, and the Israelis in 1967. of market value.The word "guts" was used in who will on request, in violation of U.S. rules, The presence of these settlements will make it But no one can predict what may happen in people are, out of necessity, doing without. The this meeting applied to the tax assessors pass on private data. much more difficult for any Israeli government in Portugal in the coming days or weeks. The Orange County Commission should be included department in past years. Let it be said Mr. But if the legal parameters of some reporting nation's long ordeal Is not yet over, in the cheers. They have cut some $4-million the future to give up the occupied lands. struggling Goembel has, on record, in doing his job, tactics are in sore need of public Inspection, the A yen for sunshine The "Land of the Rising requested items and although still displayed his "guts." It is now time for the moral boundaries, almost unlimited sometimes, "We have not established settlements in order Sun" is becoming the land of disappearing with the one issue that has merit (the sheriff's taxing authorities to so display theirs: Another should be of even greater popular concern. to abandon them," said Israel's Prime Minister sunlight. This Is especially true in Japan's larger department) appears determined to live within panelist Sheriff John Polk, outlined the Sports often receive money and other Rabin. He said that the outposts more than cities where, in addition to pollution and smog, the certified revenues. $4,000,000— say that real problems faced by, not only Seminole County, favorswriters from the management of teams they last, as the politicians are prone to anything else express Israel's determination to another enemy of sunshine Is at work. do, and It but practically every law enfozeement agency. cover. Political writers who become overly The proliferation of high-rise buildings In speeds by without too much concern: but hold the lands on which they are located. Sheriff Polk is in the tenious position of being friendly with office holders frequently protect It has been hard enough for Rabin to convince recent years has been causing disputes between translate that sum Into the number of utility bills caught In the middle of permissive court and them from adverse publicity. Beat reporters owners of the mu'tistory buildings and nearby that are getting harder and harder to pay the people of Israel that they should give up into legal application of laws and a school system tend to write favorably of those they cover For the residents and landowners over the 'right to the food bill for an average family of four into fraught with "individual rights" that precludes fear of losing access and uncolonized Sinai bufferzone that includes the Abu sunshi while some news people cost of everything for the citizen (much of the discipline from the learning process. The tax tread lightly on news Rudeis oil flel&--. and the Alitla and Gidi passessources, others, usually Sunlight is important to the Japanese for more added cost created by overloaded governmental dollars needed to practice preventative crime those with considerable influence, may force flow much harder it would he then to persuade than aesthetic reasons. Because their homes are payrolls, regulatory inflationary rules, etc.) and programs are a wise investment if Spent news developments by use of such tools as them to give up coloiiized lands. lightly built and uninsulated, they need as much it would take several times longer to count up wisely — in the future of this county and this threats and blackmail. In 1969, former Secretary of State William sun as they can get in the chily wintertime. And than the time devoted to budget sessions, country. Then the probables last evening this Rogers said the United States called for return of in these days of rapidly rising fuel costs, there Is Illegal? No. Immoral' Maybe. In any event it the a meeting, as an Invited visitor, hosted by a fine B.D. Simpson seems clear the public should be aware of how all Arab territories except for minor changes in the an actual monetary value attached to group of concerned Seminole County citizens and amount of sunlight one's home receives, Longwood the news is sometimes collected. pre-1967 boundaries on the West Bank. i Allifift Cis4thg I I I I Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has not reaffirmed the Rogers position, but it is presumed to he still the basic U. S. position. Seci'etary Kissinger should spell out the current U. S. position in specific terms for the guidance of the American people and the Arab and Israeli governments. - Tuskawilla Middle School SEPT. 15 Driver Education. 3 p.m. 6 PTA "Back to School for p.m., $60.00 registration fee, 6 Parents," 7:30 p.m. Parents to Survivors include his wife, luncheon meeting, Maitland wks., call S'rninole Community follow child's schedule for Mrs. LaVange L. Daily: Civic Center. Clarence M. College's Community Services resume by teachers. daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Gilbert. MD, president of office for reservations. SEPT. 18 Siinmon. Altamonte Sorings: ,-..,.. .. .— .. .. .. iiii mr r uiuiiurv xu'ILIlIsnIng Action Years Club, 1 p.m., Mrs. Helen Forbes, Leroy, on Mal-Practice Insurance. First Federal on Edgewater II. 7 p.m. 10 p.m., 901 W. first N.Y.; brothers, l.oren, harold St., Sanford, 10 wks., American Legion Auxiliary Drive, College Park. Program and Henry Daily, all of Akron, registration fee $10.00- For Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Unit 53, a pin., Post Home, of interest to Senior Citizens, reservations, call SCC's refreshments and enRoyer, Carrolton, Ohio and Sa nford. Community Services. Mrs. Nancy Damron, Akron; First fall dinner meeting tertainment by Pat Prochaska. Bt-ginning Antiques, 7 p.m. live grandchildren and one %'olu.sia Hose Society. 6:30 p.m., Visitors welcome. 10 pin., AEC 12, fee $15.00, 6 harberville Masonic Hall, SEPT. 16 wks. For reservations call hliway 17-and SR 40 Junction. home Furniture Refinishing Lt.;iiwiII(. Community Services at SCC. Mini-show for roses amtd a panel 1, 7 p.m. 10 p.111., 9:01 W. First to a nswer questions on growing St., Sanford, 10 wks., SEPT. 21 Sanford Kiwanis installation Fall roses registration Fee $10.00. For and Ladies Day, noon, Civic SISTER club luncheon reservations, call SCC's ('enter. 4-Mlin Witt of Sanfwd Community Services. meeting, noon, Cavalier. Sanford Whether he's a salesman, plumber, merchant, mechanic, or funeral director — before he asks for your trust, he'd better make sure he deserves it. BERRY'S WORLD S Meanwhile, the men he helped put behind bars got off with lighter sentences than he did. And another government informer, whose testimony was less crucial, has been provided a new identity and turned lixe to seek a new life. 14Iv €3*,- . ; - This 'Lassiters of Beacon Fill!' show has an even more complicated cast of characters than Watergato" We were caught up In Ui,' Tully case a year ago. He called Q3 and asked us to help arrange his peaceful surrender. He read to us from his wanted poster and told of his flight to Venezuela in 1 7 1 to avoid a multiple mob murder charge, The FBI reached Tully's hideout a couple hours ahead of our associa te, Jack (.loherty. Since Tully has been in custody, we have kept In continuing conta ct with him. We encouraged him to cooperate wi th the prosecutors. Within a week after his decision to testify, all nine of the Camplsl mobsters pleaded guilty In return for reduce'l sentences. I - i nIt - p - - Intermediate Oil Painting, 7 p.m. 10 pm., AEC 11, Fee $15.00, 8 wks. Call SCC's Community Services for reservations We do, 0 - ,,G RAM KOW ---- ___..J. &uiiy With pIUIIUM.0 il sen- tence lighter than those given to the mobsters he helped to convict. Yet he was sentenced to 15 years, while two of the Campisis go off with three-year terms. Another Informant, Ira Pecznick, a three. time killer, walked away from the courthouse a free man. Pecznlck was the first Losing for the state. But it was Tully who gave the charges credibility and, therefore, Is credited with breaking the case. Pecznick Is described by federal prosecutors as "a dangerous psychotic." Yet he is out on the street, complete with a new Identity arranged by the Justice Department, In return for his testimony. In contrast, Tully has been described by federal proba tion of ficials as "a new man" who has undergone "a complete metamorphosis." We have held wide-ranging discussions with Tully during the past year, and we ha ve noticed a dramatic change In him. In his first call, he was a hard-bitten tough. But slowly, he began to change. Now he speaks convincingly of serving his time and starting a new life. This former gunman, once regarded as the most brutal of the Campisi mob, wept openly when a federal judge . . a sen ence mat aiic.ws tor immediate . L - - -----:avt' niiii t ., . ,, . .. parole. The Judge acted upon the report of parole officials But It won't help Tully unless his state sentence is reduced. Meanwhile, the only safe place for him Is in solitary, lie is marked as a "stool pigeon," and the mob is out to get him. There is no way to wipe out Tully's past. lie murdered for hire. For this, he ownes a debt to society. But in light of the treatment of l'ccznick and the Canipisis, the sta te is demanding a curiously high price from John Pa trick Tully. CANCER CONTROVERSY: The Chicago chemical company, Velsicol, Is conducting an undercover campaign to discredit Environmental Protection Agency chief Russell Train. His offense: he banned two of the firm's pesticides, heptachlor and chlordane, as cancer agents. The company Insists its pesticides don't cause cancer. Meanwhile, let ters have gone out from Velsicol to 120,000 corn farmers urging them to deluge Congress with letters and telegrams attacking Train. KIDNAP PLOT: Supporters of the Greek junta scof fed at our story last April that the mi li tary dictatorship plotted to kidnap a prominent Greek exile, Elias Demetracopolous, . return him to Greece to be killed. We now have a copy of a confidential government memo, dated Oct. 24, 1973, describing how Greek Information official Dimetrios Petrounakos was supposed to "undertake a special mission of extermination oi the reactionary, Elias Demetracopoulos, active In the USA." According to another startling memo, the junta expected "the cooperation of the various agencies of the U.S. government" to help kidnap the exile and -' CONGRESSIONAl, COMPUTERS: For yeai s, tradition has held out against technology on Capitol Hill. But now the Senate is Installing computers to provide Instant data on legislative matters. Personalized computer terminals are available to each Senator, providing direct contact with the computers, for a monthly $262 fee. Perhaps because the taxpayers pay the fee, 73 Senators already have signed up. .1 1 11. 1 . / 11 Intermediate Photography. 5:30p.m.-8:30p..mnSCC, S.208, fee $15.00, 8 wks. For reserrations, call SCC's Community Services. The Most Comprehensive \ • Sports Coverage In Seminole County , • -- All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro WEATHER SEPT. 12 Partly cloudy through Tennis, 7pm. -9p.m., SCC's Thursday with a chance of Tennis courts, 12 wks., mainly afternoon and evening registration fee $15.00. For thundershowers. hlg)is in the reservations call Community upper 8 and lower w .% s. IMws Services at SCI. in the lower 70s. Mostly east and southeast winds around 10 Camellia Circle, Sanford covered mph, gusty near thun. Garden Club, 10 8,111., dish luncheon, home of dershowers and diminishing at president, Mrs. Robert Sym, night. Rain probability 40 te 50 19€ Tollgate Trail, lAngwt:d. per cent during the afternoons and evenings, 30 per cent at Sallie harrison Chapter night. NSDR, 2:30 p.m. at borne of Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 Extended Forecast Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Miss Irene Hinton, co-hostess. Scattered mainly afternoon SEPT. 13 Daytona Beach tides: high Country and Western Dance, 12:37 a.m., 1:14 p.m.; low 6:38 Knights of Columbus Hall, 2504 a.m,,7:31 p.m Port Canaveral: S. Oak Ave Sanford, 8 P.m. ilgti 12:10a.m., 12:55 p.m.; low Open to public. 6:29 a.m., 7:06 p.m. 'a all you have to do is catch it - Jacaranda ('irelt", Sanford and evening thundershowers. Garden Club, 7:30 p.m., home Also widely scattered miiit'i1 of Mrs. James Johnson. night and morning showers iii' Exchange of cuttings, birthday the coastal sections. Highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. Lows gifts. mostly in the 70s. FLUORIDATION REPORT: The National Cincer Institute, In respoese to questions raised by Rep. Jame:; Delaney, 1)-N.Y., Is doing a broad statistical study of cancer and fluoridation. Though it is still Confidential, we have learned Its tentative conclusion: no link. The study pokes holes in the allegations of a dissident medical group, the National health Foundation. We Put The Ball In The Air, ' 130W. AIRPORT BLVD ,MILE EAST ON AIRPORT BLVD. FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL ON HIGHWAY 17-I2 W SEPT. 17 Astrology, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. SCC, S-108, Fee $15.00, 8 wks For reservations, call S('("s Community Services. ' f /".' /t - Repentant Mob Killer Drew Stiff Term . its dangerous to change your ways. This has b&'n the experience of John Patrick Tully, an admitted "hit" mar for the murderous Campisi Family of the New Jersey underworld. The repentant Tully became a witness for the s ta te. Now he is locked In solitary confinement for his own protection. There has already been an attempt upon his life. __ -- wuurnu iiuo 01 mngwool Home InterIor nter or Decorating, 7 p.m. 10 p.m., Area, noon luncheon meeting, AEC .38, fee $1000, 8 wks. ('all Quality Inn, SR 434 and 14. Seminole Community College's Deltona-Ddflary Welcome Community Services for Wagon Club, 10 am. Deltona reservations. Community Center program, Central Florida Chapter of luncheon and white elephant National Paraplegics Assn. sale. Speaker Sgt. Robert Lee of dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., the Highway Patrol. Open to Holiday Inn South, Orange members and newcomers to the Blossom Trail just off Airport area. Exit of 1-4. Vice President Pat Democratic W omen's Club of Caspenada will report on the national convention in Fort Seminole, noon, Cavalier. 17-92. Worth, Tex. Haste Bas i c FUNERAL HOME IIIC LWAIdUVI - - ,., ' - - nsmofteld JACK ANDERSON 'rict yini IXtUJtICUU1I IIIUJI 11)1 Wt IdIId, is central to the Arab quarrel Glover Bagley, Geneva CAL EN DA - - in i'imnc in Irh.-innn PnIpc?tns ''I .................. ... I' - MORTUARY Since 1955 Ph. 322-5212 L',,n.,,.nI Ur,rnn 14 V , I UII'.11fl Lester Ray Daily, 74, of Sanford, in charge. Spring hammock Mobile Park, I1ingwood. died Tuesday. Born Greentown, Ohio, he moved to Ii.ngwood four years ago from North Canton, Ohio. A security guard for Burns Detective Agency, he was a retired farSEPT. 11 met', a member of the Sanford Maltland-South Seminole Christian Church, and a Mason. Chamber of Commerce, noon - - Lebanon 1 Delicate B / SJ, UI1.t '..UIâIUV EItfll'OU IflSfl. IiQon embcge lilO Pine Ave. - AREA I;- ,, ,,-" - BRUSSELS, Belgium i AP) — France said today it will curb imports of Italian wine to appease French wine growers Following the collapse of negotiations with the other members of the European Economic ('onununity . . The Lao Vit'ng Rank was conBANGKOK, Thailand (All i — to a report received in Bangkok The Communist-dominated today from the Laotian capital. fiscated because it was owned government of Laos has closed The official newspaper of the by Phoui Sananikone, the forprivate banks in Vientiane for Communist Pathet Lao said po. mner rightist president of the an audit so it can confiscate lice and members of the Bevo- National Assembly who was assets of right-wing exiles, lutionary Committee moved condemned to death in absentia "American imperialists and into four banks and a money- last week for crimes against the Iiotian people. Thirty other other reactionaries," according ('hanging firm on Monday. rightist exiles were convicted with him, given prison or death sentences, and the court ordered confiscation of their properties. HOSPITAL NOTES France To Curb Wine Imports ' * . ' - President Valery Giscard d'Estaing sent a special assistant, Rene Journiac, to Chad on Tuesday to talk to President Felix Malloum. But Mallouni would have to agree to a radical change in position for the ransom demand to be met. G~ i:, ' 197S—SA Analysis The woman is Francoise Claustre, an archeologist who has been the prisoner for 16 months of Moslem rebels of the loubou tribe in the Tibesti region of Chad, a desert area on the frontier of the former French African colony and Libya. ago that the commission intended to pull the funds —; _' 6 hit' French guvtrnhticnt s rclu'tuiti' to PAR IS APi anger the government of Chad may cost the life of a F renchwoman who African rebels say will Lx' executed on Sept. 23 if they are not paid $2.2 million. Eth ics, Too 1. 1~ - , 1 I 'S 1 ~0~ 16~0~ -I, Y, " BEIRUT, Lebanon i — Mortar fire broke a lull in the fighting between Moslems and Protestants In northern Lebanon today amid reports that the army would intervene. Police reported that Christians from the hill village of Zagharta fired 120mm mortar shells into the streets and .squares of Tripoli. Moslem militiamen retaliated by shelling Christian positions near Zagtiarta. Police reported five more dead on each side, raising the official casualty count to 97 killed and inure than 240 wounded in the fighting, which began a week ago and escalated into lull-scale warfare Sunday. Angry mobs of Moslems set lire to the Tripoli residence of President Suleiman Fr.tnjieh'sson-in-law AixiullaLi Itasi, a member of parliament. Both are Christians. . • I Wednesday. Sept to WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec. tional Security Council before " retary of State Henry A. Kissin- offering a U.S. presence as part / ger say his successful Sinai of the peace agreement. lie mission may yet "open a door added the technicians will not to a general peace" in the area take their stations before and promises fullest possible March. disclosure of secret elements. A CIA spokesman, however, 1 But the American civilian confirmed earlier press reports / technicians who will monitor that Colby said his agents will the peace will not be Central not serve as technicians in the HENRY KISSINGER Intelligence Agency men. Di- Sinai. "In the present atrnosMail deliveries in Vientiane Moscow boycoted the signing rector William E. Colby, citing phere, we didn't want to be in and international telephone the controversy over the agen. volved. It's the pure politics of of the pact in Geneva and the communications in and out of cy, barred their use as imnpolit. the thing," Colby reportedly U.S. (lid not attend the ceremoBY WILLIAM L RYAN flies in the city were also suspended, deference to the Soviets. it'. said, Al' Special Correspondent but informed sources said this But Kissinger declared, "I do The Secretary of State, Kissinger also exempted the Lebanon's recurrent plague, was because the Communists speaking at a news conference Defense Department from not believe that the essential in__ were holding "re-education" ___ Tuesday, said the Ford admin- coordinating the civilian pro- terests of the United States and communal bloodletting, has at the post and teliistration "will go the absolute grain. Exactly who will run it the Soviet Union are in. been part of the Middle East with Israel and thins Lebanon is compatible" in the Middle picture all along, but the fact drawn into The refugees regraph department. lunit"to disclose secret parts of remains to be announced. it. that the current outburst hasn't fuse Throughout his first meeting East the Israeli-American agree. to be settled permanently Radio Phnom Penh reported The Russians will have "both triggered wider trouble in the for fear of suggesting surrender that Cambodia's Communist ment but added: "There is an with newsmen since the an. area .f diplomacy that no coun- nouncemnent of the pact, Kissin- a procedural" and a "substari- area thus far suggests change of claims to properties whence leaders gave a banquet in the gcr appeared determined to live" role in a sctticment and in the making. try has ever iiiade public.'' the --or their fathers—were Grand Palace in the Caiiibothan however, if Kissinger said he had the soothe Soviet sensibilities about they share an interest in reducthe present light, driven by the Israelis in the 1948 capital Tuesday night for unanimou.s approval of the Na- being left out of the mediation. ing tensions in the area, he said. ing should result in collapse of war. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the the delicately balanced system Since well before independ- chief of state who returned of government under which ence from France, Lebanon has home Tuesday after more than little l4banon is ruled, there been ruled by a delicately di- fire years in exile. could well be a much wider vided government on the suppoThe North Vietnamese radio crisis. sition that the Moslem and reported that President Tong This explosion actually began Christian populations were Due Thang presided at a cereDISCHARGES George M Willis Sr SF:ITEMIIER9 months ago, subsided, then equal. ruony in the hanoi's Binh Dinh Sanford: Viola L. hleriiian, Deltona ADMISSIONS burst out all over again with a square marking the 20th anniSanford: But while Moslem Fury rivaling that of the Norma Jean Jessup, Deltona Otis V. Illevins Jeff Crawford upheaval, when something akin pathies go out to the versary of South Vietnam's NaJosephine Milbert, Deltona Elisabeth Brown Liberation Front and Donald Davis to rebellion plus civil war Palestinians, Christians, many tional Carl T. Vind, Deltona said: "Both North and South brought crisis to the neighbors, of them members of the IJ)la M. Edwards Georgia Dunwoody are working vigorously toward a near Soviet-U.S. con- flourishing business comrn I'tivllis ('rocker, Lake Mary Clyde Kinard Alfred A. holler frontation and the landing of munity, prefer not to invite the a unified Vietnam in the spirit Rebecca Thacker Bessie I.. Lee retaliation. Their armed of building a bigger and more American troops. BIRThS Lebanon prosperous country for the fu. Sharon 1). Muse Anna Dawson The crux of the Christian- militants object to the ture. James N. Robson on helen I)yett. DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Moslem quarrel, as ever, is the based guerrilla activity. South Vietnam's Liberation 1 Margaret i Lemon, a girl, Curtis Rourke activity of Palestinian guerin Radio reported that 500 non. When the quarrel explodes Trudi M. Bowers, New rillas Sanford Phyllis J. Varner based in Lebanon who Fighting, the government bal. commissioned officers and solSinyrna Beach mount attacks on Israel and ance is imperiled. Should it diers of the South Vietnamese Doris I. Muntz, DeLand thus invite massive retaliation, come apart, outside inter- army who have been attending Michael M. N10forrow, which in turn disrupts Leba- ferenc e, particularly from mnili- "reform" courses were allowed DEATHS non's economic life. lk'ltona tartly strong S)Tia which spon- to rejoin their families for the Some 200,000 Palestinian sors Palestinan guerrillas, National Day celebration Sept Tony M. Noviello, Forrest refugees and their children are would be a distinct possibility. 2. LESTER DAILY great-grandchild. Rebels Threaten Execution Should Have jj 1 In Lebanese Fighting Js 1, - Laotian Banks Closed; Assets To Be Seized Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl '. ' I ' ) - -, - ' - Mortar Fire Breaks Lull TOM TIEDE .. , IN BRIEF The Central Florida Great Dane Club will hold its fifth 'Fun Match' on Saturday at the Exposition Park, 'D' annex, lAvingston Street, Orlando. Judging begins at 10 a.m., but entries may be Made at the door as late as 9:30 a.ni. Admission is Free and the public is invited to turn to see these gentle giants as puppies and adults. .. 1) ##A , 1 1 I. I IAIU 1 1! I,. The Seminole Group Treatment Home, Route 1, 1 uska illa Road, Maltland, will be holding an open LKflLSC on Oct. 26, and the public Is invited. Operating under the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Division of Youth Services, the Group Treatment llonie is inviting everyone to conic out to meet the people running the facility and also to Familiarize themselves with what goes on at the iloria'. Mark that date down on your calendar Oct. 26. The Bureau of the Census iA ill survey a sample of households In this area later this month to deterwine 'he extent people have been immunized against selected diseases. The survey will be to provide information on immunization against measles, Influenza, smallpox, polio, diptheria, iAhooping cough, tetanus. rubella and niuInl. Interviewers for this area ho"ill be visiting various households include Mrs. Marilyn McKcithen, Mrs. Gertrude Smart and Mrs. Mary T e Cloc I o bureau's regional office in Atlanta. Got all your shots? report to organize information and provide a method for detenning state force costs for accident repairs. Ms. (;ircther received $40 for a suj(IOfl to familiarize personnel of DOT bridge crews ith the proper use of life jackets. Nice going, gals. See, it pays to think. According to W. Thomas Rice, chairman and chief L'xeeUIiVe officer of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company SCI), his organization paid $5,769,554 in property taxes for 1974 to the State of Florida and the cities and counties in %ich the railroad operates. Seminole County and the municipalities therein ere paid a total of $99,199, according to Rice. .lust food for thou)'ht. OxI N HENCII AVE., SANOHD. FLA. 32771 County Kissinger Says .'/'/ Mideast Peace f" A Possibility - \" I features, plus weekend blanket ' • coverage. -__,,_ - Weekday sports columns and- -- \ - ' Doesn't Matter if you follow " Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake \ -, - - Howell or Trinity Brantley, Li" - Prep. • • i The Evening Herald is your football playbook, scrapbook and authority. / CALL THE - / ( EveninglleiaId - For Regular Delivery 322,2611 �6A--Eveninq Herald, Sanford , Fl. -_Wednesday, Sept. 10: 197S FLORIDA IN BRIEF Topless Dancer Performed 'For Patriotic Reasons' FORT PIERCE IAN - "I've ne ver seen such a bunch of smiling men go out to sea," a local go-go dancer as of her topless performance abiard a Navy sub i rine. Hut at least one man ho as on th e USS Finback ihirrn the July 10 dance isn't smiling today. Cmdr. ('onnelir D. Stevenson, skipper of th e sub, has been relieved of c'oniniand. 'l'ii real'y interested in th e Navy it really boosted the men's morale," Cat Futch said Tuesday cf her 15utnute performance on top of th e vessel's conning tower. It didn't hurt th em or m e." Miss Futch, 23, s' ho listed her sta tistics as 34-23-35, said ptrfunned for patriotic reasons." ... Increase Said Not Needed Florida doct ors have not 1:l.LAIlASSEE tAPi n th ey need an increase in the fees th ey circ treating orkers injured on the job, a state hearing of Iictr - S. But that doesn't rule out the possibi li ty of some increase in th e fees doctors can receive for treating the workmen's toinpensatlon patients, state Labor Director Andrew MuMullian Ill said in a Tuesday news release. McMullian as the Commerce Department's hearing officer ho denied th e Florida Medical Association's requested I Tease in th e medical and surgical f ees. Turner Suits To Be Admitted 1AM PA (APi — U.S. District Judge Terrell lh4ies has given prosecutors tentative approval to ubinit civil Ia suits as evidence n the mailiraud trial of (;lenn Turner and four co-defendants. Defense attorneys Tuesday questioned th e ad. utissabili ty of civil ac tions as evidence in th e criminal trial. But Hodges overruled th e objections "for now." Smce th e t!'ial began Aug. 4, prosecutors have read sun n aries of 15 civil la suits to the 12-member jury. i Itts, P'' Lee TALLAHASSEE tAP) — On the heels of a third "I shot Jesse and Floyd" confession by a white convict, Guy. ilcubin Askew was expected to recommend a full pardon today for two black men who have spent 12 years in jail for the murders. But the release from jail of Wilbert Lee and Freddie Pitts, %ltx) spent nine of those 12 on death row, could be at least it eek away, sources say. Askew was expected to give all six Cabinet members, sitting today as the Pardon Board, a I ected Exp To Receive Pardons chance to sign the pardon convicted twice for the 1963 within a week or so before murders of Jesse Burkett and sending the papers to the Gruver Floyd, service station secretary of state's office. operators in Port St. Joe. The pardon would become of. "I shot Jesse, then shot licial it three or more Cabinet Floyd," urtis Adams Jr. told iiiembers sign the order. But a Atty. Get'. Robert Shevin late Cabinet source said at least five Tuesday it Raiford state prison sould sign and sonic other %there Adams is serving a life aides said their bosses were sentence for a similar slaying in leaning toward supporting Ask- Fort Lauderdale. Pius anti Lee e 's pardon proposal. are in the same prison, However. Secretary of State Adams twice previously conBruce Suiathers said he would lessed to the Port St. Joe muj-need time beyond today to ders — to a polygraph expert in make up his mind. 1966 and to an Askew legal aide PitLs, 31, and Lee, 39 were sri June 1974. Earlier Tuesday, Cabinet members gathered in Shevin's office to hear Mary Jean Akins, who was living with Adams at the time of the slayings. Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler said he did not ask Mrs. Akins to repeat all of her past testimony corroborating Adams' confession but said "she alleged that Adams did kill the two gas station attendants." She is now remarried and living under a different name. Charles Miner, Education Department general counsel Arrested Fire Chief, Affnmin i KEY WEST t All i — City comnunssioners have suspended Fire Chief Joseph Farto and City Attorney Manuel W. !iiie after they .sml 15 other ji'rsons isere charged with aleged involvem ent in drug traflicking. The decision came in a specommission meeting on the island Tuesday night, a few hours after the arrests. Spokesimi en said a total of 30 arrests were expected in the case Farto was charged with selling cocaine and marijuana, and James with conspiracy todeliver and sell cocaine. Each posted $,OOO bond and was released from jail. Officials said the arrests followed a months-long investigation so secret that Monroe County Sheriff Robert I.. Brown didn't know about it, although he had requested the state to 'A "Right now we TALLAHASSEE i AP ) — ha V e p eo p le Rep. Alan Becker, 1)-Miami, aVs there's much more money whom we've been t be made in selling liquor lt Undercover work continued investigating for censes than in selling liquor, as late as Monday night when five years and Toe comme nts by Becker. .,gents charged they allegedly chairman of the House alcoholacquiid red a small sma quantity of co- they thought they It, beverage subcommittee, caine from city attorney were in a shell cattle Tuesday as the panel James and the shell kicked off an investigation of would never be how liquor lice licenses are bought Ammiung the others arrested and sold in Florida. broken. To get Manuel Ortago, rl Becker said the subcomcity's two ball bondsmen. them we had to rnittee will decide whether to help else"Key West hasn't seen this get scrap the controversial quota much action is quite a while," where." system by which Florida has is- '. Detective - Charles Major sued liquor licenses for many Generally issued on the basis of one license for each 2,500 residents of a county, there are 3,052 bar and package store Iicenses in Florida, according to Beverage Division figures. Becker said he has not yet Pending His Trial - In the latest court action, the 1st District Court of Appeal ruled in January that the Sec ond trial judge was correct in refusing to allow Adams' tapes recorded confession to be played for the jury after Mains refused to testify at the trial: 01 formed an opinion on whether the quota system should be scrapped in Florida. But coriiiiiitti'e avalyst John Fraser said OL the trend in other states is to (1(01) quotas. - - Home Rule Gets tsoarclbupport Library, Road Budgets "The quota system is incsmnsistent with fret' enterprise," Becker said. "We have to detennine the reason for its existenc" Liquor licenses cost $1,750, but are worth vastly higher sums. Becker said the Big Dad- W (Iy's chain recently purchased liquor license in Naples for, about $117,000. S - . . - - 1k said the committee is ill. consider limiting the number of licenses that major chains can own. Concentration of ownership reduces competition and generally results in higher Iiquor prices, Becker said. - - - BARBASOL '-- Reduced lunches totaled 1,633 last week for a 409 daily average, compared to 938 for the first week of school last year including a 235 daily average, she said. "These figures (of last week will go up at least until the end of October because of some of the transients coming in," said Mrs. Whitmore. ''E'rinciplals are still processing applications," she added. Enrollment increased 941 (Jr about three per cent fromn 30,329 on the fifth day of school last year to 31,270 pupils counted Monday, according to Dan Dagg, assistant superintendent for instruction. The county 1'omrnmssjori's community libraries — one In kcision to cut $50,000 from the Sanford and a second in South tountywide library services Seminole. A'Ill alter the decor but won't flarm services, an official said At a Monday meeting, today. Commmiissioners Mike Ilattaway Glenn Miller, director of the and harry Kwiatkowski pushed Orlando Public Library, said if Miller for a $200,000 reduction, the (OIiuilisSiofl ''will allow which he solidly refused. me" to decide where to make The commission has signed a the cuts —services shouldn't be $450,000 contract with the harmed. * Or lando Public Library for lie also called statements by services be ginning next month. Commission Chairman Sid Pamphlets announcing the Vihlen Jr.. that "fat" exists in system's beginning date the budget a "barefaced lie, already have been mailed to all There's just no fat in there." count)' residents. Vihlen sa id Tuesday Miller Roth Hattaway and "indicated he can cut5o.000in .1..,.. ------- -- k'u'ImIkIL.. ,unnuna IIUILtt(i fat or near fat and not cut didn't wish to cut library serservices.'' i ices, but this car's ('uilmnty Residents in attendance at budget required the)' take a ('untinut'tI From Page-lA l'1'E funding formula, $600 (if Tuesday's budget hearing look at the library as a "last hit' $745 cost for each child voiced mixed emotions on the resort. know where the funds are attending school must be spent commission's $50,000 reduction. needed and for what schools." in the school where the funds Though Miller staunchly "Also I think if possible we are generated, she explained. denied any "fat" in the budget, "h' vote, citizens told are either controlled by state should be allowed to distri bu te U.'ontinut'd From Page I-M "If t here was home rule, you cou ld add half-a-mill." he said if the commission will lass, or else are governed by our funds as needed by the where would the funds conic allow him to make the adresident, Johnnie Conley told Employe retirement, lxiarcj.s other than the count)' schools. and we could assure from? The state? Ical level" the commission, lie said all the jushments he can live with a $175,000, or a 62.5 per cent in- cormiriiis.sion, equal education throughout the (Jr a combination of both like it $50,000 reduction. commission had to do ss crease. Last was year's budget county . That's why I'm for is now?" Mrs. Telson asked. tabulate the millage, then add Facilities at Sanford and in — Property assessor, $55,701, slightly more than $15-million, home rule," said Mrs. Telson. She said "it would be a an extra half-mill to pay for the South Seminole will suffer, but or a 10.8 per cent increase. This year's initial budget She said the advantages of marvelous Idea if we could get library services estimated at he said services offered by the Tax collector, $83,534, or a requests were riiore than $22- home rule would be in putting home rule." $525,000. modern Orlando facility will not 54.4 per cent increase, million, but the commission the funds and the teachers Board Chairman Robert G. Clerk of Circuit Court, nduucl those requests to the where' they're needed. On the other hand, resident be reduced. "Bud" Feather said he had no Mike Dennis told corn''Hut I don't be lieve this will comment at this time regarding At Monday's meeting, hat- $140,000, or a 311.1 per cent lares'nt budget, ishich is in the increase. neighborhood of $18-million, happen in this state, because it the home rule issue. nussioners that "libraries are taway went so far as to propose Reserve for appeal, nice, but we can't afford It," Present mnillage — if no isould mean the state Su pe rintendent William P. barring Seminole residents $1 50,000. furt he r reductions are made relinquishing control of funds "Bud" Layer said only that the from the Orange Count)' facility In Novem ber of last year the Circuit and county court is 5.49 mi lls, which is .15 of a and I don't think the legislature county "has home rule", in that if that w ou ld save money. county's voters allocated, by costs, $65,000 or a 325 per cent mill over the certified mnillage, would do that," said Mrs. rimst of the funds that support straw ballot, a half-mill Miller said that would not be increase. One mmull is $1 for every $1,000 Telson. the county ((limit' (torn tax. towards const ruction of two feasible. All items listed by Wilhiamn.s of taxable property. Under the sta te's c ur rent payers. l ___ VISME www The number of free and reduced lunches served in Seminole County schools has jumped 8.3 per cent over last year while enrollment figur.s increased about :t per cent. Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, director of ((xxi services, said today the number of free lun'hes is up 5.8 per cent and reduced lunches up 2.5 per cent based on the count from the first week of school this year and last, A total of 13,113 free lunches, a daily averaie of 3,279, were served last week compared to 11,587 free lunches — a daily average of 2,897 — served for the first week of school last year, Mrs. Whitmore said, The suspension Monday oF a second year teacher from the Seminole County School system, w ho has pleaded innocent to a robbery charge, is the first such suspension from Lakeview Middle SchDol. Principal Thl Barker said Wednesday he's never had a suspension for any reason from his eight-year-old school, which has 69 teachers. Sylvester Denmark, 38, 2202 Lake Mary Road, a vocational training teacher, is accused of robbing the owner of Kessler's Junk Yard, Sanford, of his wallet, police said. Trial is set for Oct. 13. Barker said Denmark's performance as a teacher had been ''very satisfactory." Barker said he is ''not condoning any wrongdoing, but that's is hat the trial is all atx)Ut." Denmark is a family m an with three children, a c cording to Barker. Superintendent William I'. ( Budi Layer said no resignation " as involved in the suspension which is as m a de ''until a court of Competent jurisdiction determines the outcome of the case." 'has is a normal procedure (the suspension) when a felony arrest is involved," said Layer, Iier said he couldn't recall sshcri a similar suspension occurred in the school system. Library Service Disclosure Law Upheld TALLAHASSEE iAP The state law requiring public officials to reveal personal financial in formation has been upheld in its first court test. Circuit Judge Ben Willis of Tallahassee ruled Tuesday th at the financial disclosure law was constitu tional. And Wil lis gave Lee County Commissioner George Goldtrap, ' ho challenged the law after failing to comply i th the July 15 disclosure deadline, until Oct. 1 to file a disclosure statement. Free, Reduced Lunches Increase [ Teacher Suspen :Won't Affect zi aies rrooea they were in a shell and the shell would never be broken," said Major. "To get them, we had to get help elsewhere." said a sheriff's spokesman as a crowd sometimes as large at 2(h) nulled (kmtside the jail during the day. Two agents recognized one of the onlookers as James Roberts, who had beer indicted on three charges of heroin dealing. He was rested. Off icial: Cut andlXe w ere overturned because blacks were excluded froiti the grand Jury. They were retried and reonvicted in Ma. rianna in 1972, a trial in which the judge refused to alloi$ AilariLS first statement to be entered as evidence. Liquor License S,icrnr1cr1 r tsnduct a narcotics probe, Participating in Tuesday's arrests isere Florida Departinent of Criminal Law Enforcemiient agents, the federal I) rug Enforce in ri ' dimiinistration, Monroe County sheriff's deputies and the Dad. County Sheriff's Organized Crime Bureau, Farto and James, son of Key Vest Police Chief Winston "Jimmy" y" James, were identilied by law enforcement offit'ersas two of 10 people indicted secretly last montti by a statewide grand jury. Monroe County sheriff's Dets. Charles Major, Larry Meggs, anJ David Stessart said their part of the investigation was performed after hours without supervisors' knowledge. "Right now we have people w hom we've been investigating for five years and the)' thought named by Comr tissioner Ralph Turlington to listen to any new evidence anyone wanted to present, said he had received no calls on the matter Tuesday. "I yonder what new evidence anyone could have to present" he said, adding that a book written by Miami Herald reporter Gene Miller should be given credit for the moves tow ard freedom for Pitts and Lee. The case has been a subject of numerous demonstrations and books and hundreds of news articles. The 1963 indictments of Pitts Evening Herald, Sanford, F). EARTH -- 80Z. % __ • - FROST AIM \\.\II1 INSIDE 1AUT I .. S Wednesday, Sept. 10, 197S-74 PEOPLE Miss America Speaks Freely On Various Topics NEW YORK 'APi — 'lawny Elaine Godin, the newly rucssned Miss America, says she believes abortion and premarital sex are up to the individual. "A isommian should delintely have the lieedom of choice to wake her own decision," Miss Godin told a news somikren,.,t' on Monday. 'I he 18-year-old college student and pianist, is ho plans to lt once a linguistics professor, fielded questions on a it ilk- range of topics including the Equal Rights Amendment, is hich she termed "good and bad. It's too large and general to be effective. I think there should be separate hills for each issue." Miss ;(din said premarital sex is "tip to the Individual" and s t' 'rt' not ready" for legalii.;cten of mc Rooney To Wed Again HONG KONG tAP, — Actor Mickey Rooney, who has ii arrmed and divorced seven times, claims finally found his dream girl and will marry her later this year, a Hong Kong newspaper says. The tabloid Star said Rooney's bride-to-be is Jan Chamberlain, a 25-year-old singer from Los Angeles. The couple net 10 months ago at a party, "At long last I've round the girl of my dreams," the paper quoted Rooney as saying. Rooney is in Hong Kong for location shooting of a movie, "From Hong Kong with IAwe." The Star said his bride-to-be commented: "Poor Mickey—I'll be so different for him. Understanding is so very important. lie's very brilliant, creative and talented—he's just had bad luck in the past." Schmitt To Run A1.I3UQUERQUE, N.M. IAPI Apollo 17 scientistastronaut Harrison H. Schmitt says he'll run for the Republican Senate nomination in New Mexico next year. Schmitt, who entered the astronaut program in 1.465 and explored the moon's Taurus-Littrow Valley in December 1972, said Congress needs people with background, experience and education in technology to solve "fundamental issues facing the nation today." If successful in the GOP primaries, Schmitt probably is ould have to face veteran Democrat Joseph M. Montoya, a member of the Senate Watergate Committee, who is expected to seek a third term. Schmitt, a 40-year-old bachelor, has a doctorate in geology from Harvard University. He said he has termuinated his job with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, where he had been an assistant admninistrator for energy programs since May 1974. - Harriman Honored WEST POINT. N.Y. (AP) Former Ambassador W. Averell Harriman has been awarded the U.S. Military Academy's Sylvanus Thayer watd for outstanding service to the nation. Asked at a news conference Tuesday why he thought he was being so honored, the former U.S. ambassador at large and former governor of New York replied, "I've lived long enough, I guess, I'm thrilled by it." Past winners include the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Bob hope, the Rev. Billy Graham and General of the Army Omar Bradley. State To Compete For Tourists - TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida will have "to make Orlando more attractive than Philadelphia" next year to compete for tourists during the bicen te nnial celebration, a state official says. C. Dean Gaiser, assistant state tourism director, said Tuesday that Florida i11 continue to advertise in the nort heastern sta tes next year in competition with historic bicentennial cities for to urists. "There are always going t he people who will come to Florida," he said in an interview after a presentation at a Commerce Depa rtment briefing for business editors. 4' Receives Birthday Tribute OTTAWA, Canada AP) Former Prime Minister John I)mefenbaker has received a glowing birthday tribute from former President Richard M. Nixon. The Canadian Council of Christians and Jews had invited Nixon to attend a party on Sept. 17, marking [)iefenbaker 's 80th birthday. Nixon said he could not but commented in a letter to be passed along to Diefenbaker that "of all the world leaders I have met in the past 25 years, I have always considered you the most outstanding of all," Amputee To Return To Israel - I JACKSONVILLE (AP) Dejean Replogle, who lost a leg in a terrorist grenade at ta ck in Israel last year, says she's going back. The 17-year-old high school student and he r parents will join oth er local Christians and Jews in a pilgrimage Nov. 10-19. Between 120 and 150 persons are expected to make th e trip. Miss Replogle was on a tour of Israel last Christmas ith fellow members of the Main Sleet Baptist Church when a grenade exploded just outside her seat in a tour Ws. Her right leg had to be amputated . - Frost Stopped By Police lk)Nl)ON 'API British television personality David Frost, w ho had his car stopped by police and was forced to take a drunk driving test before being released, says the is hole affair isas unre'eessarv. - JL u FUbUC HE/R1 Ccsii PLANNING Auo I UCTC4IER, 1975 7 30 P M ZOf4IPG Officers said on Monday that the test disclosed he had only six per cent of the legal level of 80 milligrams of alcohol in his system. ', Rood 203 St.uroqo, Fcci: '.'t CCUTY / Cou.iiss 1 'I'm happy the analysts have proven how ridiculous it to stop the car in the first place," Frost said. is as a Lon Not Moves / (.. or - )N( il .0 I .1.' .\ P HONOLULU }"crnier Camntxcdcari I 'resider-ct lAin Not, isho has 13 persons living with him, has moved into an eight bedroom house In a Honolulu suburb. 660 19 ANLE SR 434 lie put his $100,000 house up for sale or rent. The price of the ness home on a marina in llassaii Nat ssas not disclosed. C, 9 L. (1! L)6O k61C (I )qzot :i.vtAv,cne ,o a sd If.; 4 SLL 04 MAP DETAIL t#AP -- - I in Nol fled l'tinomm Petition April 1 before C nicni cmi nmst ior&'t's took civer Amin Arrives In Rome Boo ci COU?TY Gc,vtssc,i(Ps Rv''. 01 SANOLU( Pu3 Zcr.r. Ti~ ROME APi Uganckin President Idi Amin and his ness wife Sarah arrived in Romrie on their first stop of a European tour. Officials said Amin would meet with Italian President Giovanni Leone and Pope Paul VI. - to r- i' L.....J v SAO Rd atsI L , V i POD ' 'rtd Unit &t.tp4?,feJ to A-I (Ao.a) Rid bi l.a. '- Tsoa.s P.4. 5R 4!16 as WWIT y'j ',#uT5 Fu_(D siTt T / Lt.', C(V(LQ*.'UT CONSIDERED PERSONS APPEARAU?dU.t.lPAtOH WLL At THE PUBLIC HEAPING WILL BE HEARD ORALLY. 1) 0 ,trAIUG' P,IM HE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS iLi*( IOUU4D Ffl' C.AL1r 32 -43!0 F.,!') !'L'L =-r - r -r- -=- -- - . �— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Sept: 10:P7S Deltona Doings Compromise Solution Asked ,Tax Receipts Fall Behind ' ,, In August ayed On Sewer Rate H is bn Deike e should be Connell displayed charts called it recess while he, Mrs. Ile said the ordinance sets the billing and accounting, water 104 Skylark families assist h the city to lAiwmann and Mayor James B. showing a comparison of exact method which must be use, chemicals, management, exerted by homeowners in Longwoid Lormann conferred briefly in Longwood Utilities Inc. used to determine sewer rates labor and power. subsidy will go to Grove, Shadow Hills. Ilighlsid LONG WOOD City Council the city hail reception room operating expenses and for private utility companies.A further 11111 and Sanlaiwood. has delayed making a decision before Mrs. Lormann moved to operating expenses for the city, Skylark plant when a $10,000 lie added council could not the on Longwood Utilities c.s In 'continue the hearing to give owned Skylark package plant. tie had checked aid Saying requested monthly sewer rate Grant and Mayor Lormann az Noting a "law is a law good arbitrarily set a rate without sewer plant operator, approved By FANNETE EDWARDS commission from found expenses claimed Iy county by the increase in search of a corn. opportunity to settle the or 'ad." Connell warned fellow taking all the ordinance Herald Correspondent into con- federal Comprehensive igwood Utilities Inc. to le promise solution, problem with utility company counc linen that the franchise requirements Employment and Training Act legitimate, sideration. Connell said the ciy A Sept. 18 deadline faces the officials. ordin ince, adopted by the The Ladies Auxiliary to Barracks 1197, Veterans World War is hired, he could assist the Williamsa funds (CETA) Mrs. Lormann and Coun. board l4st year before he took I. will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. In the DeBary Community council for action on the With his charts, Connell Road subdivision homeowner; package sewer plant system's cilman lilt. Scott opted early in office, and signed by Grant and showed that the city, through Center on Shell Road. by providing billing service ant Lorniann, had to be water system revenues, is Connell said the same type Chairmen of the various committees appointed by Mrs. request for a hike in rates from the hearing to permit an in- Mayor the sewe Charles I.. Ed%ards, president, A ill present their programs for $4.50 to $9.50 monthly to crease in rates to $6.50 monthly, followed or the city could be the subsidizing the Skylark Plant effort by the city to keep the the cooperative use of the neA administrative year of 1975-76. Mrs. Edwards will read homeowners in four city sub- but later withdrew the motion, subject of another law suit, operation in areas including sewer rates at a minimum to plant operator. divisions bounding E. E. her report on the Auxiliary's state convention held in Clearwater and the Seventh District meeting in thmod Beach. She will also Williamson Road. display the 'first place" certificates received from the state for A decision on the request has been scheduled for next publicity received during the past year. l tam Tra night's council "A specialinvitation is extended to all wives, mothers, sisters Monday and daughters of veterans of World War 1, to join the Ladies meeting. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Council Chairman J.R. Grant Road. Auxiliary to Barracks 1197." says Mrs. John Dzick, treasurer and commission approved payment The second parcel, four lots in of $241,216.53 to Tuttle-White inemubt'rship chairman. For further details, contact Mrs. Duck at said failure by the governing The City Commission Tuesday 47 Catalina Dr.. DeBary. "More members are needed to carry on body to set an acceptable night approved the annexation little Wekiva Estates, known and Lee Construction Co., fcr Ole extensive service work of the Auxiliary to aid the hospitalized monthly charge by the deadline of two parcels of land into the as the Jackson-Moore tract, work on the construction of the veteran and his needy family at home," she says. would automatically grant the city and authorized City abutting SR 434 with neigh- new regional sewer plant. hike requested. Attorney Joe Davis to prepare borhood commercial zoning Commissioners also approved il At the end of a 90-minute ordinances formaIizim Ific new as also approved, lees of $3,618.25 to Glace and Illinois ('tub of l)eltooa ill be 'ftc meeting in its ne location, continued hearing on the seter territory. A imiotion by Commissioner Radcliffe for engineering on the for its first meeting of the new season. Monday at the Orange City rate Monday night, one of the The commission, after a Cal I)eVoney to table con- plant. Community Center on Universih Avenue. hearing, hearings held almost weekly public voted sideration of the matter until A carry-in dinner ill be served at 6 p.m., with members fur. since Aug. 2, council heeded unanimously to annex and owners of other lots in the to ''Home" A personnel administration rushing their own food and place settings and the club furnishing colleague Gerard Connell's rezone to neighborhood comn• section facing the highway board ordinance was passed on the coffee. The meeting is scheduled for 7p.m. with games af- advice of compromise. mimercial it 2.5 acre tract petitioned for annexation, died first reading and a public In The Sunday teriard. All former residents of Illinois now residing In Deltona Connell recommended the known as the Kallivokas for lack of a second, hearing and second reading are invited to attend and join. For information contact Harry E. action to June Lormann. Grant property on Montgomery In other business, the city was scheduled for Oct. 7. Kress at 1720 Twin Oak St., Deltona 32763. 4.- lt i';\NE'fl'E EtIWHDS lit raht Correspondent I I !" By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer - onte A , C tS L ook ing i - - 'r - buses Reported " I, Herald c" Ii TALLAHASSEE (AP) tthise jobs may be hazardous. A house committee is con'h1e issue came before the sidering abolishing special ft- house Retirement, Personnel urement programs for elected and Claims Committee today officials and state employes following report.sof abuse of the special-risk retirement category. Meantthik', a group of reform-minded legislators sought peer approval of several proposed rule changes. The number of employes In the special risk state retireimient program has grown from 14,000 to 20,000 in the year since the end of payroll deductions for the program's higher beneMIAMI iAP) A group of fits. Teachers, lawyers, informafishermen banned from hatvesting spiny lobster from the tion officers, mechani cs, and Bahamian continental shelf say dog catchers have joined the they are buying weapons and program originally designed will reswne their fishing this for law enforcement officers, prison gurds and others whose week. * jobs may require them to lay Manuel Franco, president of their lives on the line. the Cuban-American Organized Also joining the program Fishermen of Florida, said t'e been such office-bound Tuesday that a majority of the employes as sevenmembers of group's members have decided the Parole and Probation Corn. to form floUllas lo prptect n mission, Natural Resources Di. Bahamian fishermen from Ba' rector Harmon Shields, Park hamian patrol boats. Director Ney Landrum and Di. "We plan to sail 70 to 80 boats rector William Troebtrup of the later this week and we are Department of Criminal Law going into international Wa- Enforcement. Rep. Karen Coolman, 1)-Fort ters," Franco said. "if the Ba. hamnians want to interfere with Lauderdale, said she was con- The Deltona DeBary Chapter of AARP, will hold its regular mnontiv meeting, Friday, Sept. 12, at 10 a.m. in the DeBary Fire Hall. Program chairman Al Nabicht will present Bill Saunders of Florida Power and Light Corp., who will speak on, "Installation of Nuclear Potter Equipment of the Future," and illustrate it with - g meetin .. Sue Carol Stanley, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. French of 1489 Helena Court, received a $400 scholarship from the Southwest Volusia Kiwanis Club. Miss Stanley has enrolled at Daytona Beach Community College. The presentation was made by president William Brockmeier and Walter White, a past president and chairman of the Harry Jessee Memorial Scholarship Fund committee, under which this award was made. Five, Miss Deltona Hopefuls, anxiously await the outcome as they enter the "Miss Deltona, 176," contest. They are: Darlene Files, Rosanna Brown, Ruthann Meade, Kathi Reis and Beverly Matson. All are between the ages of 16 to 20 and are students at DeLand High School. The event, under the direction of Mrs. Calvin Lee, chairman and sponsored by the Deltona Woman's Club, will take place Oct. 12 at the Woman's Clubhouse on Normandy Blsd. A benefit dance for the Miss Deltona Scholarship Fund, will be held on Friday, at 8:30 p.m. In the Clubhouse, open to the public. Music will be provided by Norm Right and his orchestra. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Lee or Mrs. Donald Burhenne, 679 S. Hartley Ave., Deltona. DeBary Players, Inc. will state tryouts for "Able's Irish Hose," on Sunday and Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the DeBary Community Center. All interested persons are urged to try out. Roles will cover a wide range of age groups. The play, which is scheduled for Nov. 20,21 and 23, opens the fall and winter season. A contribution of $6 will list a person as a patron in the annual program and entitles the patron to two tickets to the three plays to be presented this season. Single patrons, contribute $4 each. All performances are in the DeBary Community Center and Ill be presented on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. For further information contact Mrs. Gilbert Bobbins at 21 Florldana Dr., DeBary 32713 or Mrs. Wilhelm Stuhrenberg, 717 Waterfall Cir., in Deltona 32763. Checks are to be made payable to DeBary Flayers, Inc. A Kickoff dinner is planned for Oct. 16 at the DeLand Country Club, at $5 per person. A social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. and entertainment after that. For reservations write to Mrs. Mel Broen, 1496 Providence Blvd., Deltona 32763. Deadline for reservations is Oct. 8. Longer Hours Sought A request from some working parents in South Seminole communities to lengthen the sihooI hours for their kindergarten and first grade children to coincide with the regular six-hour day schedule is expected at tonight's School Board meeting which begins at 7:30. Superintendent Willbm P. illud Layer said today the present hours are from 9:15 air;, to 2 p.m. for the lower grades because these children "can't cope with a six-hour day," chiefly because of their short attention span. Mrs. M. Adamklewicz, representing some younger pupils attendino, Longwood and Bear Lake Elementary Schools, has requested the board extend the hours to the 3:45 p.m. dismissal time of older school children. "We've cut out only the nap time and recess with the shortened day," said Layer. He said their education is not shortened as a result of the s hortened day. Also on tonight's agenda is :ht' selection of an ar'hltect for drainage projects at Lyman and Croorns High School, and for a parking lot project at lake irantk,, New in fh'e nqNorhood? 4~ rd all b4 C,4 / I up Have you priced a light bulb lately? Today, the average 100 watt light bulb costs 50. That's 1007c more than it cost just ten years ago. 200% more than it cost twenty five years ago. But there's a bright side. The actual cost of lighting that bulb has gone up only 81/`C in the last 25 years. That's right. The price per kilowatt hour of electricity is one of the few bargains still around. Granted, in the past two years the cost of electricity has gone up substantially. Primarily due to the international fuel crisis. Fact is, we're paying 175% more for fuel oil today than in 1973. And that's fifty-nine percent of all our operating costs. But even with the extra costs that fuel adjustment charges add to your bill, and even with the added bite that inflation takes, electricity has increased much less over the last 10 or 25 years than almost anything else you can name. We're trying our best to hold costs down and still deliver good service, but there's a big factor that everyone can do something about: usage. In the last 10 years the average family doubled its usage! Electricity has become such a vital part of living that your electric bill isn't just your "light bill" anymore. But by using electricity wisely, you can make that bill a good deallighter on your budget. For tips on how, pick up a free copy of "Watt Watchers" at any FPL office today. LA Ci1 4 MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER 834922 Casselberry Winter Springs ters, then it will be they who posed rules changes would eventually be adopted by the Franco said members of his House. She said such proposals group already have some weap. ons and are buying more, would strengthen the corn. niittee system and keep cornThe Bahamian government mnittees from "passing out bad banned foreign fishermen Aug. bills a courtesy to people I from about 100,000 square with the assumption the Rules imiiles surrounding the nation of Committee will kill them,'' islands. The ban is similar to Proposed rules changes that one imposed by the United win broad support will be preStates concerning harvesting sented to the Rules Committee Maine lobster off New England. later, Ms. Coolman said. Recent negotiations on the Speaker Donald Tucker, D. Bahaimian ban between Tallahassee, has promised earand Bahamian officials proved ly house consideration in the fruitless. 1976 session of any changes apCharles Larkin of the proved by the committee. she ('oast Guard said he did not said. "I'm sure a couple of them know how the Guard would handle the threat by Franco's will fall by the wayside," Ms. ('oolman said. group. HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 DeUor.d 0'. - . ..' '. ' \ -. . 4vpo , Pen Pals Meet After 40 Years After TAMPA (AP) 40 years of correspondence that survived Hitler, World War II and the Communist regime of East Germany, Ruth Wholeben ib of the U.S. and Harald Geissler of Germany finally have met, "It was sort of anti-climatic," Mrs. Wholeben said Tuesday .eftur their first meeting in Tampa. "It was like we were old friends. We felt we already knew each other." The letter exchange began when Mrs. Wholeben, now the 52-year-old not her I four s-mis, * was a 12-year-old Allegheny, N.Y., girl in search of it pen pal. "There wasn't too much to do in those days," said Mrs. Wholeben, who admits to being a conscientious letter writer anyway. She wrote to one of the boys listed in it newspaper Column, but he received so many replies that he gave her letter to his young friend, HaraId. Geissler, a 54-year-old (icrman allergist on his first cross. country tour of the United States, said that even at the age of 14, '1 wanted any connection I could get with the country." They wrote often in the early - 0 OIL TO FLOf1IC F')WER & LIGHT COMPANY PcOple...5erving people. 1 years, about once a month, sharing news of family, movies, songs and current events. Their letters were interrupted in June 1940 after Adolph Hitler Imposed censorshlp on all foreign mail. But five years later, Geissler, who had served In World War II as a medic, was hospitalized with malaria and an American sent serviceman Mrs. Wholeben a letter telling tier that Geissler was alive. Their correspondence reswncd, but on a cautious note at first because Geis-der was still living in Communist-controlled East Germany. He and his family moved to West Germany in 1956. Geissler Is staying with the Wholebens for a week before returning to his Family in Mar. burg on the Latin River. "When he got to America, he said things were just the way he imagined they were," Mrs. Wholetx'n said, "I know all about Tampa the Gasparilla festivities and from the ttv cigar Industry clippings she sent," Geissler saRi, adding "I guess I'm just a rtal 11 S Ian - - .- want them te He's aj()( -i d oUr haiik ieOU -. it - - ifl to i checkitni aCC(ui i: 1*42 alIl. You come home from the dog track - -. - a big winner. You hi"de the wad under your piowow,and try to grab some shuteye. ll U.S. 834 9212 8339212 F o r es t (,t.' L - started the problem." Altamonle S prings Longwood SHIRLEY MILLET nice, cozy. comfy receipt. -24-Hour Jack" is on the outside wall of your Flagsh:n Bank. He's open at midnight, 5 in the morning. Sunday afternoon. NewYcar's Eve, Memorial Day. and eve iori. hour and day of the year. Besides handling your deposits. "24-Hour Jack" let, ,'oti vithdraw, up to 1(X) a day from yo ur checking acc mnt, Withdraw from savings. Transfer money between you checking and savings accounts. And you can make instalment loan payments with Jack too. What's the cost of this incredibly convenient ser An incredible nothing You get it free with your checking account. "24 -Hour Jack" He's our solut: fl to do!lar ;n' u:1:1!a. icy ntt nj (ill other discom1oiiiucd by hank in it beingp&r 'JIeIi . IwAful fishing in those open wa- fident that several of the pro. - hOS3QSS will he - - — The Wekom'Micjon 'r nowori,jf ou fa ll intoa cash tvindfall some Might. or somebody writes you a fat check on a weekend. you can deposit the loot with "24-Hour Jack:'And get , — W eapons ) far more the cost of lighting it. J. V. Shell horse/ Energy Conservation Coordinator Florida Power & Light , / Fishermen Buyin.9 7"10- r-ac mht nf tliiS 1bulb lias ORANG[JUICE 1 - Important information relative to legislation pertinent to i e:red presons will be discussed. Membership is open to all area retired persons. Refreshments will be served following the Asst. Atty. Gen. Frank Kreutzer said Prince and Patterson violated all rules for gathering tvidence by demanding testimony only ttto days in advance. Patterson's demand for depositions from Lewis and six top aides was delivered on a Friday with the time of deposition set for 9 a.m. Monday, Kreutzer said. lie said Lewis' office was ready to present evidence at the career service hearing and it was Prince who asked for the delay. Prince's federal court suit also seeks $1 million in damages. I Special Pension 'Ha lt C Look Wednesday, Sept. 10. I975—A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Judge Mulls New Af)f)eaI TALLAHASSEE (Ai) Florida's sales-tax receipts fell .1 million further behind expectations in August, state economist Jay Yelton SiI)'S. Yelton said Tuesday that he had not yet received figures from all general revenue receipts for the first two months of the fiscal star. But the sales tax, which makes up two-thirds of the total, %A ,15 $7 imullion below projections, he said, g Officials are not yet ready to change their estimates, but if the continues another month or two, the state will have to face ic reality of more budget cuts this year, Yelton said. od ille state lncorIIeprojections developed lastJannary were used .y the legislature to allocate spending for 1975.76, the first time ince World War II that a budget was lower than in the previous \ear. for a home? - Because last year's projections were wrecked by the recession, the Cabinet had to cut spending $!19 million and use a $105 million surplus. There is no surplus left this year. Yelton also gave out some other dark economic news at a ('onunerce'Department briefing for business editors. Floridians can expect their buying power to continue to fall for another year, unemployment will continue high until after July 1 andttierecoverylatenextyearwillbeslight,hesaid. TALLAHASSEE (AP) A federal judge is considering a "Florida's outlook Is for a modest recovery lagging behind the renewed appeal by a fired securities investigator that Comp. nation's modest recovery by a couple of quarters," he said after troller Gerald Lewis be ordered to rehire him, predicting the United States ttould start to come out of the At 41 hearing Tuesday before U.S. District Judge William recession early next year. Stafford, Robert Prince contended that Lewis' office had blocked Ile said total income in the state will increase, but when factors his efforts to prepare for a hearing before the state Career Set. of inflation and population growth are considered, per capita vice ('ouimnission on tthether the firing was proper. buying pow - will go down about 6.5 per cent this year and about Iett is fired Prince on Aug. 1, giving "negligence, inefficiency, 4.8 per cent In the first half of next year before starting upward. inabilty to perform assigned duties, insurbordination and conduct Employment in the state will remain at about 2.7 million until unbecoming a public employe" as reasons. next June tthen it will start to increase and grow to 2.8 million by Prince had filed a grievance charging two Lewis aides with the end of the year, Yelton said. ixlitical interference in a securities-fraud investigation and Unemployment should drop from around 400,000 in mid-1976 to tarried on a running exchange of criticism with Lewis through 220,000 in mid-1977, he predicted. time press for several days. Florida's economic recovery will be delayed by continued The Banking and Finance Department refused to allow sluggishness in construction brought on by an oversupply of knowledgable officials to answer questions about "the real reason housing and high interest rates, he said, for the dismissal," said Prince's attorney, Benjamin Patterson. The recovery could be delayed even further if population falls to Stafford refused Aug. 15 to order Prince rehired on ground that grow at the expected 34 per cent, he added, calling population he would receive the state hearing Aug. 28. increases "a key factor." Ilottever, Patterson asked at the hearing that the case be Tourism remains a bright spot uith 25.75 million visitors ex- delayed because he had been unable to gather the information pected this year, even more than in the last baruwr tourism year needed to show the firing ttas unjustified, He said after Tuesday's of 1973. he said. hearing that hi' would take the appeal under consideration. But you catit. You keep hearing noises and seeing shadows. , you jump up and hustle over to4-Hour Jac , your banker who never sleeps. Deposit the greenbacks, and carefully pocket vourrecei Thenvou breeze home and sleep like a baby. k I ''24-I1our Jack "o i'1F hour banker Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, 30(X) South Orlando S, tllfold Flagship First National Bank of Titusville, 201 Pine Street. Tittmsv, flagship Batik of Orlando, 1.100 East Colonial Drive, Orlani Flagship Bank of Melbourne. N,A., 1109 E. New Haven Avc .. ------ �ICA Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walkcr I FORGET. ITIF EiTiJE %%'H 5 ON AT Tl4E ME ) / TON 4T AT II4APPENEP TO Il %0VIE 4 THAT 1 ) TALE I-CIJ JT 'OT41N& F LIT T4E TO%%EZIN EN EATQJA'.E NVAEONOFTE3O t)47ER \Qt,'E&' fJ\oF ' 4j ' EE(X - ,) - by Dave Grouc - Pit's I JUST g Ii'S rCIRARL',' HEAjsoMI: '. MOLLY! ES, (DELICIOUS! ONE COME IN' HERE COMES 1H R}<. OUR AITIESS YES. IT'5' Ar I ' IT'S UNIFORM, PAt 1OtP ME THAT? BURN ii .- TC0 ru' ONE ON... -. . •\. L' '. \ SUPERx For Thursday, September 11, 1975 New VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today to take some positive 19) will be beneficial for you, steps toward a secret ambition Though you may not be aware because you're willing to co- Your keen insights will be put to * a profitable use today. Let our of ours. of it, you have a way of operate and be helpful. 20(Jan. F eb. 19) AQUARIUS phrasing things t oday In inspire CANCER (June 21-July 22) hunches guide you in cornYou're very convincing today in listeners. You might forget You'll have a strong desire mercial affairs. 23-Oct. 23) swaying others. You should LIBRA (Sept. today to do something special % liat OU said. They won't. s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) for one you love. You'll do it You're able to use words in a speak out. Your ideas are better ALLEY OOP 'THIS IS p LIKE U, HOROSCOPE REMEMBER? -- --.- \( lit Iii * 7' 6 : pint' our ostrich-like North pulled his head out of the sand and bid live diamonds I'erlect defense would have set South three tricks, but after lii 4 1 Q it) 4 rr by THE BORN LOSER ,t K NLL, K ,I\W !UU KL'.lM,' P.1.) T Mfl1EC. I HERE. '-.-----------------, _J H'1, IttA Art Sonsom " A %Q A iU ER1MJL'1 1H &A05T RE FRESH - - TiWo - ------ .,. :. %%eo fo FTU r North E.vit Ilouth ' i I Dr. Eubanks succee(6- the late Charles E. Gilliland Jr., who died suddenly on March I r, of this year. Eubanks is a hir~,!-. qualified indi vidual and i a ss Dble Pass Pass by Larry Lewis :AMPU5 CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - ': - EE - t• .------.-- '-. \M I -. wants to know the correct stan dard American opening bid A __.-z------- The ostrich is supposed to stick its head in the sand on the able Co to ccc it North's bidding of today's hand was along the same lines. He couldn't raise from two to three diamonds, since that call would encourage his opponents to bid on to game. Maybe it would, but our experit'nce is that when East 5E20 .AS Oivning lead - ','-.------ bid m nutrumpin spite of the fact that vou t)ni'. h.I'.p IS hih.card tiou t points two lOs and two nines as a 16th int point opens the bidding and his Partner gives him a raise, he is I 1 / _________________________________ q•/O '. * -/ )C 'ii wtifers; will receive copies of "Dad says I gotta have the car home by 12 sh,irp. or 111 turn ' .JACOOY MODERN r by Garry Trudeau by Heimdahl & Stoffel - BUGSYPEr j W.\ITIN',' OIL • • 1_..-" .-\ 4'P REM/NV 77 AS$I574Nr 5(11.8 L*I1 fr1Y,4'6 . Scilu sum I EXCEUThX' OF SAIARAF, YES, SIR. /QE 60T AU- )tZ 1Wt75(F FItW' R44N4 moki fae 716 7114T? ya, father of three young children, 5(5 YA f11J" 541arp714. m4kk'5..*aL, 635 ?4T 4ZT X55 naj .SR. /1. 17 WPM Cif ' b MY, 5R. . M4VE A 60al W. T AD P L Chic Young BLONDIE TI rrs-roo BAD I.1AVG 'IDU '! 'J '-i CLUB MEETII.G IT SO HAP PENS I SO ENs1r TO I---I I1YCLU E WAS GO' IT MEETING .1 -.TAKE YOU our I WAS CANCELLED I 1 - HAPPENS I TALK T00 . MUCH ___________ IM/I r'n rv; r..Th. jt p migner by 1. K. Ryan by TUMBLEWEEDS .T D'NNE TCNIGWT ___________ ___________ ___________ Vf'Iii C'2 r' " "--'i ' WANT IS YOUR HOL.P; COWSOYS.'AIANNA 11FAR my UPI YOUR HELP: 4, 7FAR AS A WIRSE'S 51CM.1 Associated Press writer Ifigher food prices resulting f;iJ : I by Dick Covalli yr c*e CNc. rHcJGH. WW3. TV MY -S-' I PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer METRIC ISNT TE , I (TAKE 7 4E TkE"i' USED (sotJNDs"L KERNELS OF VJEI(4T AND MEt-SURES' LIKE WEA1', RICEAND ALE' NSTANCE 439 100 MM LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PRICES Ameri \ ANT1D(ARRHEAL BE,AKFAST) !! - SHOUMN'T WE • ... / . L) S..---' 1K, V C r r EEK & MEEK 17 net' i by Howie Schneider 11W MA MkJAJO HAS m-LAi *j if gj \ iwj . : ...Put wJø.iv \uT cc\ ' kjrp4 Im ojc..y If MUSI IWUJ TI I131 S(rr ARCHIE . Vr ¶4 r AROOE, I'M SORRY BUT' I'M GONG TO BE r LATE FOI CiP r- J' I 17'GEE, BETTY, L WHAT' 11 by Bob Montana ' 41 TSOB7TNl f' " HAPPENED ? YOU'D AcK,' ,'t5TOQ.( T,f '•\ I SPI4YST4RcHJJ FOR THE . HAIR SPRAY.' i\ / il7lY. il/ill N 4 _bjj a ( I sheer stri4i i MASSENGILL GERITOL DOUCHE POWDER DESITIN ' FREE tablets! 47 table ts for the price of 40! 3oz BRECK BAND-AID TABLETS BRAND 223 Plastic ° Se MEDICATED HAND LOTION 4: Strçs BOX OF 50 CREME RINSE 4: Amorted 10 OZ. 701. Sizes 4-Shelf Unit I. Steel Shelving piles were 1tter,1.1 Ti a Elly to LIVING GLOVEs With O&'\\ -, Reg - . '' I SI Kosie 'S DELUXE FOLDING ALUMINUM JaWax Kit 12 oz can % 0h apphcalc QCS on Ike hq.jd arl d gives paste W31 Poetho'- . REG. 5& ' 19 CLOCK RADIO Model #FCD 1066 KING EDWARDS CIGARS 97 50 C -~ AMMONIA REG. 29.99 ALARM CLOCK ilIl ° WESTCLOX "BONUS" Spring-wound White Rwic Case 6 . . WINDEX GLASS CLEANER_ I CIGARS - 1502. SPRAY LIMIT 1 q i \,• LL? F2583 ...-1. .' SPRAY DISINFECTANT . ' '. , Re chø.sl.:w4lpIriinn 1ZO ROM DISPOSABLE LYSOL I REG 2.58 X•15 DfO, lOv e1$-poeei'.i rur 14-OZ. 127 -",% BUTANEUGHTER KODACOLOR II Co Fm Cartridge [tYYRONSON 126sie2Oezposures149 771 j... t I,. INSTAMATIC now ba"etwil BAG 99 43 BOX OF FAMOUS REPACK a)j1)9 walnut-grained cabinet. m I SIDEWALK SALE DAYS" i BOX OF 100 Right Hand Gkw& "Pro-Softened" , - ENVELOPES Al FREE Extra ' V LETTER-SIZE PLAYTEX LOTS OF BARGAINS 9, )'-' Roll On ______________ of Seminole k Box of 40 Tablets the most 30 per cent In two years ies. country. The problem is words, not If supplies are adequate, why blame with ris ing energy costs Vhelt. U.S. farmers are proand government price controls ducing three times as much are prices going up? 34 Ivgh a 23' *de Tubular , aurnnum tra,re Wu , eOne reason Li that people still that disrupted production wheat as the country will use ng vsliil polypropylere firms have sold remember what happened after cycles. this year. U.S. Yet in 0 1h 0~41e the Russians only one-third of 'cTj".1tk thewheat thatisexpectedtobe _________________________________ left over at the end of the year For a Foot Stomping after domestic consumption and regular exports. GoodTime in the The controversy eaR41 a bit nostal9k atmosphere Tuesday when AFIXIO [testdent George Nleany, acting of the 20's, visit... after a meeting with President Ford, told dock workers to re. 8.88 suine loading bound graIn'.oIuntari) W LL '' Ford told Nfeany he co,-ild make no nromises about what .- . would happen to food But he extended until rnid.OctoI.. her a moratorium on new grain sales to Russia and said he THURS. AND FRIDAY ' would try to work out a longterm agreement to minimize County SEPT. 11 AND 12 the impact of any future sales. An AF'I,ClO spokesman said the boycott suspension was for TIetI)Oflth only, xnding furI COME SEE - YOU'LL SAVE prices. 00, If 1, EFFERDENT DENTURE CLEANSER ANTiPERSPIRANT BE F1WNG YOURS? 8oz. . I RIGHT GUARD EVERYDAY, 5.4 VEON PRESCRIPTIONS A TSUPERX. . the1972grainsa1esto theSoIet Union. The traditionally large i -OXPEOPLE, KAOPECTATE DOAN'S ais Prices Analys s Rho SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALrHAND YOUR BUDGET WITH SUPERx LAWN CHAIR MOW I rAp \. by C eflple Ck from in wheat prim are caused by contro versy and metric tons, leaving just over quadrupled, from $1.32 a bushel concern over the deals and not nine million metric tons for In July 1972 to $5.29 in January by any threat to American sup- storage In grain silos across the 1974; food prices went up al- r C11-1 r Even with this latest action, the Postal Service stands to lose well over $1 bilhon during the current fisval year. Noting that activities. Ile is a director of the rates recommended C PRICES Caused By Controversy IT, ;YI L I r LIMIT 2 CARTONS JI YOO (J EVEL ic 'TC ) 3RrT ALLIE 7 / •.' 578u *11tni 13-cent rate for first-class mail is needed, with appropriate increases for offier claws (if Food lI LOULSF.COOK WINTHROP ' REG. JUMBO RO LL CARM I 0 . PER Commission to recommend additional changes. If the Rate Commission does not act within 90 days, the Postal Service may then put new temporary" rates into effect, and postal officials have indicated that a . -• .0 IN IAL REGULAR SIZE PAPER TOWELS 29 stressed the the Council and Labor Market Governors PAIN R University of Arkansasby in 1964, __________________ listed In "thoroughness, fairness, and Advisor' Council. He is and his Ph D. In Management s of the South, impartiality" of the 300-page and Marketing from Arkansas Personalitie past tour years, Community Leaders and opinion which supported last in 1967. Fur the Noteworthy Americans, week's recommendation. he has been Dean of the School Bicentennial Edition, and of Business at Troy State The Governors praised the Who's Who. University. lie previously opinion as pointing the way to SUPER X taught at Kansas State Upon assumption of his FlU more timely decisions in W and was chairman post, Eubanks will replace Dr. future, noting that the fiscal PAIN RELIEVER of the department of Newel Cornish, who has been year for which the Commission winiour Management, Murray State Acting Dean of the College of recommended new rates is ASPiRIN University. Business Administration since already more than two months One of the major recent Dean Gilliland's death. past. Bottle of REG 100 Tablets I 631.39 •p• i'LL v1& MY LW! 'J has been in effect for 18 montKi. With permanent rates now approved, the Postal Service Is in it position to ask the Rale is native of Manila, Arkansas. Troy Chamber of Commerce, a Commission, except for minor Rotarian, and Deacon in his technical adjustments in It lie was awarded a H.S. in church, lie has been appointed "phasing schedules" for cccBusiness Administration from Arkansas Sttp "nivismit in by the Governor of Alabama to ta in preferential - rate the state's Manpower Planning categories of mail, the 1962; his M.B.A. into a pedestrian' DOONESBURY - . VIVA 1 4 an expansion of programs in the ministered by Troy State. matter how unwlecome they College of may be to any of us, are matBusiness In addition to his professional ters Administration under the new of compelling necessity." PACKAGE associations, Dr. Eubanks is Dean. In approving all the postal OF 40 extremely active in community Euba nks, married and , feresfing quosttnns going to game with any sort of excuse. Anyway, when East did bid BUGS BUNNY j iDo you hate a question for the Jaco ys' Write Ask the Jacoiys" care of this newspaper The most in. WHI be used in this column and 4' the serious 'extremely 2 i very fortunate to have at financial condition of the Postal rat Ct DIL CLIFFORD ANK h im to Florida Service" Is largely due to the Technological University,' Interaction of inflation-driven said President Mi Ili can. lie projects fir. Eubanks has cost increases and a timeechoed by fir. C. H. Gambrell developed is a master's degree consuming ratemaking Jr., FTU Vice-President for program in management at Air process," the Governors said Academic Affairs, who Forecast Force bases in Europe, ad- that additional increases, "no b __________ • Ir- \ 1402. ., DS FILTER ALL POPULAR a "temporary" 10-cent-per. ounce rate for first-class mail duties in November, according to FTU ["resident Charles N. 4 ' N" ' . I affect most letter postage, sinc• Euba nk College of Business Administration Florida Technological 'University (V11J) Eubanks, who currently is at Troy State University Alabama will take over his . .- . . CIGARETrEs chan ges." The Florida Board of Regents today approved t he ap. 111ent It If Dr. Clifford L. Eubanks, 37, as Dean of the A Pasi 5 . ' • t1 Names . . V Today a decision will not Dr -•-.--_----------------------•------.--_ . that the Commission has , AQ '\ ' N 01 E: then the cost will be reduced as manent" the 10-cent postage I'otlo%sing are the new U.S. It costs 10 cents for the first rate For first-class mail. Postal Service rates which lll ounce and 9 cents for each The Hoard of Governors said go into effect as of 12:01 a.m. additional ounce cr fraction.) that this and other "perSept. 14. According to Sanford The Governors of the United manent" rates would take Postmaster George Coleman, States Postal Service have effect on Sept. 14. In a 20-page these rates Will not seriously approved last week's recoin- decision signed by Board affect the average user unless mendation by the Postal Rate Chairman M.A. Wright, the long messages are written, and Commission to make "per- Governors adopted all the rate changes recommended by the Commission 'to the full extent ck Turner trick to show a profit of 100 p4mits instead of a loss of X1 dru stores- ______J I EDITOR ' S ' North l)own 300 isn't bad sot lii "like tilting t windmills.'' A ' replied South If you had bid VS, three diamonds right away you :wouldn't have been impelled to bid live Neither would I and we F:t.W... uItwribIc would have set tour spades one BABY POWDER 14 t oLingineyou'll your highest ideals. The path not be tieterred, CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. may be narrow, but it's also 191 Opportunity presents itseIf 1)rofitable. the defenders failed to shift to clubs on time, South was able to set 111) durrim%'s jack of hv,irts for a chit) dis*card, I-:,%S T(1)1 .2 A 1. 11% ES I Rates Effec ive .. You have the ability today to secretly, without seeking masterly fashion today. Put than theirs. ) PIM.k.S i Feb. 2(-March your thoughts on paper - the turn a dormant situation into credit. ventures you're omettiing worthwhile for LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) Take a results may surprise even you. important SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) involved in have an excellent yourself and another who little more time to primp today if you're going to appear before Material things come your way chance of succeeding in the shares this interest, GEMINI 01av 21-June 201 new people. All eyes will be today without too much effort, next few days. flare to think If you do feel energetic, it's a big. The results of today's efforts ltised on you. good time to hunt for bargains. YOUR liII{T1IflY SAGIUARIUS ( ,Nov. 23-Dec. Sept. 11, 1975 21) You're far more assertive AT BRIDGE today thar. you've been the past The Loming ),ear will be very I I) intl J %'1I J( (fl(\ jj: Postal . WIN - Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975-T1A Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. More Hikes Later '1 7t - 17& 3 - ,.. j ''_."r-• . •I• •'. �Wednesday, Sept. 10. )fl5-13A Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Seminole-Oedo vi H eadlines I Prep Card Phils Back, Too Missouri F'rtda s expected heroes cre announced today by area high tI football coaches, ho indicated probable lineups for Ui' .1 eekend. opening , ;'tfl additional game ill be staged in Seminole county Friday night hen Bishop Moore borrows Lyman's field for a home game against Jacksonville Kenny. ~p . 4- A - -_.. F _ - .. _______________ _______ ___ __ ______ Working the ir ay in the Seminole defensive lineup at niddle guard was Kenny lee, 196-pound junior. Oviedo coach Bill Klein has several "either ors" but will likely y his bigger tackles against Seminoles, at least in the early stages of the game. ".'" _ 1 ______ 1 ___________ ___ _____________ ______ _____ _____ ____ IP Iliat puts Curtis lo1loway and Toni Fenton - eighing 270 ant .tiX), rrspectively - at defensive tackle. Dan Smith and inbile of the pair. IC _`t 0 - A - Like Brantley has ho1esa1e changes on its defensive line th Gene Bo man and Handy Moore moving in at ends, Eddie Norris playing nose guard and Wayne Vamnien and Hobert itThin ti lintokir n . . - ~ . _______ r - ' -, - SPORTS , , 1 Vf J, PI - -*1 A 8- ______ : 2 ____ * - . Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975 I.; : 01% _ _ view of QB Mark Whigham handing off to Tim Raines with Ned Raines blocking 111ferald Photo by Bill Vincent) A %4orm's ti~e . Nothing to do with motorboats. Or toy trains. It's more like combining the deftness of a pickpocket with carpet golf and putting skills, And they don't play just for kicks. unless S50,000 is something to laugh at. Uttm Ut t . Drew Bongianu (163) K Mike Good (flS) Curtis Johnson l%) Finest Manley 11801 Ric k y Mann (170) Ken Adams (180) Gerald Meyer (182) Mark Whigham (175) Tim Raines (159) herb Branch 1145) K I hIlt Ned Raines (155) I'll 1 6 Mini Meeks (155) Don Jacobs (150) (' Greg Kerr (185) 1A'e Ward t180) Hilly Merchant (155) Unreal Hell (155) Frank Procell (180) 'i I" 9 =. " K 1 T Kenny Lee (1%) Ned Ra ines (155) Bill MeI)anlel (177 I LII Gerald Meyer (182) Herbert Branch (1451 lxroy Martin (1551 Tim Ra ines (159) LB [fit till S 6 pocketed $50,000 for winning one tournament. That's more than the winner of the Citrus Open received last eaI at Rio Pinar. Don't look now, but Putt-Putt is rapidly taking its place in the sports world. Putt-Putt golf. Putting on carpet. Tournaments are staged on lesser scales around the country, outing. And don't confuse it with the kind of carpet putting where tht- ball goes into a pipe and trickles through a hippo's mouth. Putt-Putt is a skill game, requiring the touch of a pickpocket. .and one is coining up Sept. 277-28. Righ t here in River City. Fem Park will host Seminole County's first state putting championship. Course owner Clarence Daniels, a Sanford in the Gator IYail series of tiournam,ents in Miami, Tanipa, By JIM IIAYNE.S 11 32 entrants with as many competing for the state amateur putting ay to the Forefront with some steady stroking from the likes of - carpet isn't an easy one. But it is the most exacting test of putting. The 18-hole course - qpvw-i iip~ - - - , _- e 1IlI .. ', -, - -' -" e - l!IIIII.I_. •, ::4 '5L-' _ _____ .,, 1W -,, - I - - . __ " -_ , - -1 I - ... - -4 __ I I -:'. . ': ' I * I • Wilbur Curry ( 210) t old contract has a year left. will sign the ne% contract Monday or Tuesday. I the reported new- pact were not [)call Groves 060i . Chris Timmons (210i Ken Place (182) Rick Bennett 1195) 1 G Kenny Strouse (215) hank Wiley (180) htohh lndieott 12201 Danny AIDe (165) 6 C QB Fil 118 IIB Bob Riazil 1191) Wyman Jackson (158) Iforace Alexander (1661 Orr now makes an estimated $120,000 a year. Terms of Da%id fiend 1190) ; TALLAUASSEE (Al') 1 Jacksonville'a Don Essex won on his home course in Miami year before Wt. and hometowner Ken Cromartie won last Richard Beary 082) un Rayfield Adams (200) Wilbur Curry (210) T Jeff flamburg 24) (" ' Craig Smith (164) - Dan Anders, national putter of the year and former Orlando Jim Barron U60 resident, calls St. Petersburg home these days. He's the course Al Stanle y (168) manager in Tampa. lie's also a good bet to be state tourney ___ favorite, lie won $20,000 in the week of the w orld for finishing lilt S ~ . I -'YP ___ -. . - .. . -• _ -- iou .r,_N ~ ~ :-, ~_ 'c' p .., __ ... - '4,,. MAT ',.,.... . ' - :_4':'Y - -F ,.i• ' h " -'-,-. ' _15,_ • .-. ____ -# --- I 41 •. : ! ________ __ I,, : _______ -i Waldo Still Trying TALLAHASSEE iAPi Attorn ey Dario Icardi, who - A Florida State football plry- represented Williams in hL t'r benched by a National Colle- brief fling as a professional glate Athletic Asociation ruling baseball player, said the surging the It ''nurts to NCAA's ruling was unfair and put him back on the playing errone ously applied to Wilfield. hams. U.S. District Judge William By ILOU IS SA PSIS Herald Bo xing Writer Williams signed a baseban Luck ily for Quarry, two of the K 1 1 6 G C QB RB Tommy Eirdsori (200) turned into a difficult assign- three officials, Bob Burns and ment. Al Aldrich, saw it his way. The shots to the head and body before a left cross ended Round five found Quarry former scored it 98-95 and the matters at 1:38 of the second wonaplitdecIsionoverPueilo rocked again From a slurp left late r 99-93. round. Rico's Tony Santiago Tuesday twok as the- crowd began to Preliminary action fround The lone dissenting vote was The NCAA said last month team, that Williams was ineligible be. Traded to the Baltimore On- night at the Orlando Sports sense an upset might Lw in the cast by Mick Andrews who Stadium despite being dropped waking. called it ¶G-9' for Santiago. ORIANDO - Mike Quarry Sanford's Leon Ellzy trying to ('.0. Peterson (185) Bruce Getz (200) Mike MeNerney (180) Gene Bo wman (175) Randy Moore (185) Dan Marks (220) Doug Hancock (170) Eddie Norris (ISO) Wayne Vannen (150) Robert Waino OSS) K escape the thunderous pun- E 1 1 (; 1.11 LB LII 118 iill .iii, thini' 'liii' sli'ndir 1I. ;,u'lit flu' 17:t-rv;in,I'r g -.,,n,n,; h,,it'tugii'Iit' in tI, a'at,. '- in lInntlu,.r cc'hiiii,,i..iI HR S Trinity I Top at ,.~'. 102 Dodgers 8. Giants 3 Chic.ago Manager JimMarshall les Withi Red - - losing two of three to the Pi- Lee Lacy's tie-breaking rates, are now nine games out. Or io )) 00 252 tao I?S 000 as "t I 000 11(1 A t named general manager of the Class AAA Memphis Blues of the International League. 17 Af'7004 000 II Pit 100 19 Irr4lit r Five n Sox G Sli pping? " S9 o Dave Nelson's two-run single Mike Miley drove in two runs nesota in the second game for a with a single and sacrifice fly sweep of their doubleheader. ployed by Alabama. "After watching Slissouri play last night, we might JCPenney eight-man defensive front with odd formations to stop Alabama's offense. said the inanouver will "de. so Rangers 3-4, TiIu 0-2 and raced home with the game- Georgia Tech and Oklahoma, Baker has had 21 passes inter. on Ashby's hit to left. The In. use the wishbone offense em- cepted in that span. dians' victory gave them a 9-5 for 11 years as line coach for Bob Devaney at Nebraska. He 63 Alan Ashby's run-scoring Patek's miscue, stole second some satisfaction, since two seasons and the Hurricanes over Boston. George Hendrick winner on North's dramatic hit, in the ninth capped a three-run Miami's first two opponents, had a equally split 11-11 record. doubled and eventually scored Angels 5, White Sex 4 rally, leading Texas over Mimi- ~ n0 0 ." Baker, a senior, split the ing," he said. Missouri used an 000 ii . k~ T_ NT U - i X..: 1, j v~ . IM i 00' stroy your blocking scheme." ________________________________________ ______ II SCOREBOARD___ fJJ <><> Baseball Baseball 'I - / ç ' '' 1IiP, c 76 'r'I (P.(flfl lI sound in blocking technique member. War Eagle! Auburn Thad MeNtilty. of t'led to Waco, Tex., and lost to Oklahoma, whose Wishbone Baylor. 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Louisiana State at Nebraska: "After watching Missouri The only other time these teams a'lay, we might reevaluate our met was in the 1971 Orange Wishbone thinking," said Coach Bowl. Nebr as ka won 17-12 and Ott 5111 is rb 7% Al 574 6': Pnh 377 WOcC 7) 407 PUNS (ith PP,. 1 07 9 9$ Mnrg.n (in 96 AN 77 JAS I1; (,n. A4 79 4u 17 Si-hrni1i PhIA 9? r'pfl nn SF 56 west (ifl(flr'. IN 96 15 667 RATTED PuNS At'i'l. 110 fl'nch (fl 77 65 iii 19: 7in', PhI I rntign St.%uh 95 7 P,'rcp (in 70 11 116 26 107 Ni', - 1~) 22m33 PAT 1IFJr, RI Al -' - NATIONAL LEAGUf W I. Pt, I ' Leaders East because the eight-man 24-0. lefensive line, by odd spacing, Mississippi at Texas A&M: frinity Prep and Oviedo Tuesday in Goldenrod ant5 Seminole Grid iy A 4 kit 000 n;r.nn Marion Wood (215) Darrell Thomps on (1751 David Slott (180) Clifford King (170) The Orlando light were more of the same. Quarry scorecard came up up with a the Tampa junior middleweight country seasons with a meet winning four of the heavyweight took control of the making the fight and doing all draw, 95.95, finally caught up with him in berths, 22-32. light in the fir three rounds as the leading while Santiago A co-featured 10-rounder the sixth round and stopped him Snnr$c (nnimiff 525 s7 HasMlssouri's impressive 2o.- Herald ching power of Killer Ellis but opened the high school cross Trinity swept some a winner,,~ S.-intiago refused to do much of %-tood near his corner and between two of the bi9l,;est after 1:51 had elapsed. 579 000 State last year. In fact, the Buckeyes bowed to the SparNEW YORK (AP) ma tansl6-l3fortheironlyregulai-. what happened to Alaba season blemish. Wood' Hayes rJiappen to Oklahoma? wouldn't want revenge, would David Ezell (190 ) Jimmy Miller (200) Joe Carter Randy Golf (185) Wayne Bradford (220) 4 ,'. C.O. Peterson (185) , 1 Bruce Getz 12001 amateur athlete From ever baseball after a poor season in having an agent. the minor leagues unofficial I 00 000 fl,rv'p shut down the Crinmn Tide's John McKay says the Trojans cause of a rule that probibitsan oles organiration, Williams quit The 9 P I" McLain To Front Office By HER.SHELNISSENSON Mike Armstrong (1701 Marion Woods (2l5 Darrell Thompson (175) in the fourth round. The sixth and seventh rounds It 7,-V 0 0 0 M. " Tegm Likes Favorites Daid Ezell (190) Trevor Price (235) Randy Golf (185) FIl FL, Tony Albers (160) Mike bIson (160) David Tanguay (155) Greg Dessert (160) Stafford scheduled a hearing contract with the Cincinnati today on the suit challenging Reds after graduating In 1972 !I*- NCAA ruling that has kept from Merritt Island Ifigh ISU linebacker Waldo School, where he played on a Williams from playing football. 'C aina (]ill provide Selmer with quarterbacking duties the past single in the 10th led Cleveland Nat,onal Lraur - Shaw was on him with ripping it Robert Estkr (170) K Bring your putter. You're gonna need it. Rossman on closed circuit TV, ("Alif 10 Penn which the Tigers completely the situation. n 0 00 110$ 000 915 00 757 N-$I. igskin Prophet DEFE.NSE For Decision Vs. Sa tiago 0 rt I APOPKA Jim Yarborough (150) Mark Boardman (190) Eddie N or 11801 ncentb' in a tournament at Orlando, Chuck Palm took 70 Chuck Calhoun (195) strokes to complete 54 holes. That included three bogeys. So the Gene Bowman (175) young amateur aced 41 of 54 holes. Ross Llshen (190) That's enough to scare off prospective amateur players. Lee hlartman (170) State schedule calls for a pro-am tournament Saturday at 1 henry Stanley (155) followed bya pro-pro and am-am.At9 that evenlng,follow putter Rick Garza (150) Warren Morris is holding the Putt-Putt banquet at his Western Jim Kelly (165) Sizzlin' restaurant in Sanford. Tim Forgue (150) Quarry Decked, Comes Back STEVE ('ARLTON OFFENSE 1I BRANTLEY They have a saying at tournaments around here, and it fits ~ . I . .. . ~ -- : -~__, Fern [lark proprietor Clarence Daniels blocks I Iferald Photo by Gordon Williamson) - -aIM3 - -between ' 109$ 7 6 (51 iii •, 7 MP -' A 1, Oflinis Points Major .eague Tecoff thE next morning for __________ ________ / . Eff Missouri's effort against Ala- PYp%% (OIIeQr 70 nn M BLOOMINGTON, Minn, (AP) The Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League traded veteran running LJackOscar Heed to Atlanta for a I976draIt choice. L. Brantley-Apopka I I year Coach Carl Selmner doesn't tion, but it looked to me like an need. I-Formation team (Missouri) n.rPntPi.'ses, sson Oscar Reed To Falcons ___ ris ift ____ i~~___ ~_ fl ui American League (y Young Award winner and a 31-game winner for the 1968 pennant-winning Detroit Tigers, was Willie Douglas (1651 of Chris Buono (155) Tim Avers (160) Te111110 Wallace (150) 1.11 An,t.-o rwt P4 - - Tp... MEMPHIS iAPI - Denny McLain, 31, former Ronnie Cox (195) Carl Snipes (170) LB LB I - . defensive end Randy Coffield of Hialeah. Chrls Timmons (210) G - A funny thing is happening to hand over Boston this year. in the seventh inning to lead the B"ston Red Sox on the way A's 2, Royals 1 California over Chicago. lie already has his hands full (fid the job," said Selmer to the American League East Bill North's run-scoring action. Yankees 9, Tigers 6 lie said he would not follow pennant, with Big Eight members 0kbsingle with two out in the 14th New York first baseman Penn State fell from sixth to homna, Nebraska and Colorado, the policy of Elliott, who They're slipping-and the inning gave Oakla nd its big vic10th after barely edging Temple plus 1974 bo wl teams Notre coached the team the past t Baltimore Orioles could have tory over Kansas City. The . Chris Chambliss became the tory boosted the A's lead to first Yankee to wallop five tuts -) ~~ and the drop allowed Dame, Florida and Houston. seasons, and call all the plays the last laugh. Nebraska, Auburn, Texas A&M The Fortunately for Selmer, Mis- for quarterback Kary Baker. Orioles, all but given up seven games over the Royals in in a game thus season in the Yankee's defeat of Detroit. He and Notre Dame to move up one souri already has the maximum as dead "We try to get the quarterbck nirds less than a week the American League West. place each. 111 games. But he noted the into the situation where he can kept their fluttering hopes A two-out error by Kansas singled home a run In a threealive witha9..1 victory over the City shortstop Fred Patek - unfirst,doubledhomeoriemna The Second Ten consists of Tigers have been tabbed asonly call automatics," Selmer fourth best in the Big Eight and plained. 11' he calLs his own Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday opened the door for the A'3 three-run third and capped a Michigan State. Texas, Ala- If Missouri's the fourth best, plays, it gives him the feeling of rd 9ht. winning rally. Bert Camp- two-run rally in the eighth with look out." more freedom." " IndIans 3, Red Sex 2 team., ,,., aneris, who reached base on an RBI single. Kurt Meele (185) Greg Banfield I IU I Amateur titlists have been Orlando's Ed(he Turner (now a pro, Jacksonville's Steve Simpson and Rockledge's JimmyJerry Human I95) Gary English, twice a World final eight qualifier, carries the :.:. best stroke average at Fern Park, 27.60 per 18 holes which aces about every o th er hole he means he plays. Dave Rogers _-_ . -0-1 _ %L (29.29), Pfeiffer i29.64) and Charlie ZenI (29.90) are the others ' carrying most impressive statistics. In the amateur ranks, Doug Short has been scorching the A ,~-.. k;t~ - 4 course lately,althoughAlanAtkissonhasttiebeststroke average, tit : 2817. E E ' 1 upset victors over Alabama "Last Year, %e were criti- fly THE ASSOcIATED PRF_%S edge over the East leaders, the and Bruce Bochte doubled .Monday night, is just what first. cized for using the -I" fornia. only Al, tewn to hold the upper horne the eventual winning run members of the first regular. season Top Ten to have seen Tech will be center Smokey Ragins of Plant City and Herb Felder I -, 1. Penn State, who round out the Top Ten. Missouri and Penn State are the only Florida State's football team. I ' The remaining first-place University of Miami's problem opener. having only 10 games this "The thing that we're happy vote went to Missouri and the of fall. about is we do have depth. A lot 'Figers' total of 579 points shot "We might try to negotiate of the times, we just have them all the way up to fifth with Missouri," Elliott joked names," he said, adding he place ahead of Nebraska, Texas Tuesday. plans to use two offensive units Auburn, Notre Dame, A game with the Tigers, 20-7 regularly. A&M and Gardner of Sliami have been elected season captains of i off the side rail and a few ,Ahich must be pulled uphill. . Selmer expressed satisfac- expects the derailment to be rector Pete Elliott says he's lion with his own team's figured iiut a solution to the preparation for the Sept. 20 three has ila'd a Defensive ta ckle Greg Johnson of Fruitland Park and offensive guard Jeff Tim Groves 1175) single in the eighth inning only temporary. "I he Pirates to me look about touched off a five-run rally, it's teen a frustrating season for Steve Carlton, the National the inc as they did last year," giving the Dodgers a victory games league Cy Young Award win. Marshall said, "and they won it that pIed them 6 ihead of tt third-place Giants. ncr in 1972 but now a less-than last year. Astros ., Braves 1 Andy Thornton rapped his .0 pitcher. Borne runs from Marty Per. When his pitching record was 15th homer, then smacked a up Carlton was up, but when his breaking single to lead Chicago ez, Mike Lum and Dave May of pitching fell on ha rd times, he past Pittsborgh. Bill Bonham the Atlanta Braves powered was down, often hiding from and relief pitcher Paul rookie right-hander Adrian Dereporters in the off-limit train- Reusehel combined for a seven- vine to his first victory of the er's room or telling inter- hitter against the Pirates, who season. Devine was summoned viewers 'I'm not talking this made three errors and allowed last week from the Braves' Richmond, Va., Farm club. four unearned runs. week." Expos 2, Mets Padres 11, Reds 2 The bouncy, happy-go-lucky Jim I)wyer's single and Mike Th Reds e may be kings of the Carlion, the cover boy of 1972, returned to Philadelphia Tues. Nl.West but the Padres weren't Jorgensen's run-scoring double day night, and he was once letting them rest on their in the 10th inning sent the fal. laurels. Willie McCovey drove tering Niels to their fifth again an open book, in four runs and lefthander Rich straight loss. The .Niels, who Cubs 6, Pirates 5 The Cubs had slowed Pit- Folkers fired a three-hitter to were part of the NI. East pentburgh's pennant express but bring the Reds down to earth. nant race a week ago before (All) - A thletic Di- earned 746 points. None of the rrrflrcl' 'flfl Johnson, Gardner Captains Frog Wilson 119ii Prods points while Southern Cal ,r?f Cyril Wyatt (1) Mizzou THE ASSOCIATED i'aiss By - 1 '1 . Orr Due New Contract BOSTON (API - Bobby Orr, the Boston Brumns' star defenseman, will sign a long-term contract with the National hockey League club, The Boston Globe In a copyrigiit story today, the Globe said Orr, whose E T interestingly. past champions Daniels, Joyner and Cromartie Larry Clark 11681 Jim Blaine 11361 have not yet qualified for this year's tournament. .. __ - -Im t I; is an array of straight putts of 25 feet, a few which must be banked Craig, who won the last two. - e_ title. i Mick Manning 11601 Kern Sweat 1180) Finals begin. Jerry Human (195) Chances are, there are dozens of golfers in the area who Barry Swearinger (175) consider themselves deft enough with a putter to win. For the Bob Burkhart (164) %%bereas the Carolinas formerly produced champions at Orlando, Fern Park arxI Jacksonville. The pro division will have year in Jacksonville. various national tournaments, Orlando putters have nudged their MIAMI (A ll) - Wide receiver Mel Raker has been traded and veterans Doug Crusan and Pete Lazetich cut by Coach Don Shula to get the Miami Dolphins roster (ImAn to the National Football League's 46 player limit. Kaker, in his second year, was traded Tuesday to the New Orleans Saints for an undisclosed draft choice. Crusan was an eight-year veteran who missed all of last season with an injury and four-year veteran Lazetich Nad been obtained from San Diego three weeks ago. OAK Rll)(E Kevin Burns (165) Putters have been vying for state qualifying spots all summer Colonial Drive course in Orlando. Fern Park's Joe Joyner won in Bob Lorali (168) considered the hotbed of putting in the south. Year's Day football classic. The Big 10 champion is tied to the Rose Bowl. But the conference's top three runrìersup will be allowed to accept bowl bids this year for the first time. The Big Eight is already under contract ti IIII It champion to the Orange Bowl the four years. Dolphins Trade Baker OFFENSE This sport has been growing leaps and bounds across the resident the last eight years, will bring in top putters in Florida Jacksonville four years ago when they started holding state tournaments. Tom Daniels, of Fern Park, won when it was at the country. However putters from courses in Orlando and Fern Park for the tw o-day affair. have gained such notoriety in Putt-Putt circles, that this area Is Curtis Holloway (270) Joe Finney (170) ('hip Johnson (165) Frank I'roecll (180) Charlie Lesds (150) Jim Dumas (155) flenry Finney 1155) unreal Bell (155) ______________ IAN inost part, they have been putting, on grass. And the transition to ne World is a $320,000 event. Forget the notion it's ordy for kids on a Sunday afternoon , $ Prosareplaying fora total purseof $1,81M. The iA inner getsa I $400 hunkand the rest scaling down to $M for the last 16. There are still Four open spots in the match play state tourconsider that last summer the world tournament was staged at Columbus, Ohio and a man %liho reads meters for a living ney. They will be filled early Sunday morning before the state I playroom floor. MIAMI (API - Orange Bowl officials say they would like to get the Big 10 Conference runnerup as the opponent for the Big Eight Conference champion in their next New I Will Carter (150) Rich Itubin.stein (150) Tom Fenton (300) K Alabama's defeat allowed Michigan, Ohio State and Southern California to move up 'inc spot each to second, third and fourth, respectively. Michigan received one first-place ballot arid 918 points, Ohio S ta te t three No. 1 votes and 787 Want Big 10 Runnerup Lyman-O.Ridge D.-in Anders, Gary English and Mike Pfeiffer. In case one still isn't convinced Putt-Putt is taken seriously favorite expression as he pushed his toy locomotive across the Orange Bowl Officlais I Bonglaiin iti I Craig Pringk (172) Mike Good (228) Curtis Johnson (196) l)rt T IN BRIEF DEFENSE Danny Wflhiams (149) In fonner days, Putt-Putt %%a5 the sound of a motorboat , sputtering. Or a f' our-cylinder engine idling. .Maybe even junior's Hick Evans (145) Jon Anderson (170) David Caughel (185) Jim Reves ('°) _______________ Haynes' Hunches 4%' - SPOR S f i/ Oviedo F~ -_;;~_, . I " LB - ~___ - - ________________________________________ I OFFENSE tiole Seminole runnerup in the First 1975 poll, State, N.C. State, UCLA, Florl. da, Arizona, Maryland, Ten. all the way to 13th. iesee, Arkansas and Stanford. Maryland climbed three Oklahoma's defending national champions held onto places by blanking Villanova first place, although they don't 40, N.C. State trimmed East open their season until Carolina 26.3 and Pitt cracked Saturday. The Sooners receive'! the Top Twenty with a 19-9 vietory over Georgia. By making 51 51 firstplace votes and points from a panel of sports the Top Twenty, Missouri and writers and broadcasters Pitt pushed Arkansas and Stanford out. across the country. ____________________________________________________ Forrr) Bcicic TirItc, ( setback Floridii and Tennessee. Last stunning The It was Texas, Michigan dropped the Crimson Tide, ____________________________________________________ I Poll In tionally televised 20-7 Upset of barna, Maryland, North CaroAlabama. liria State, UCLA, Arizona, Pitt, The Missouri Tigers, uritier- Press college football poll aided in the preseason rank. thanks to Monday night's na T. L ings, have climbed into fifth place In this week's Associated Seminole-Oviedo-- There ere (e surprises in announced lineups at niitheek, although tisost coaches did some minor juggling after jamboree ;k'rlorinances last eekend. ----- Probable Starting Lineups Three games dot the Friday night schedule - Oviedo at Seminole, Lyman at Oak Ridge and Apopka at lake I3rantley. Saturday it ill be Eustis at Lake Howell and Trinity Prep at Fort herce John Carroll. 12A -Evening Herald, Sanford, FL By THE Fifth - �- ___r L..iII —' 14 A-Evening Herald. San!ord , FL Wednesday, Sept. IOic;S _____________________________________________________________________ Baker's Trucking was smond 174, Kathy hIc0oud 459-171, ghwflh he rsersof 476.i Edth Zeuh 457 and Lynn Tr Jeannie Adams [miii the ..D. 170. High average.-;: Clam : for r 1 to 3 serIes 824 fell for J Mayfield 507 17q, and Hill Thompson plus 17 pins. High Johnson. His series included to split conversions made b Addison Trucking Co. team bricila 162, McCloud 153. Clarke 506- 171. game Iidcp linda Harrow 233 games of 214-204-216-190 ( for a South 6.7-10 and Guy erlIta 4rolled a nice 471-167-154-150. Karl) Toyota Mixed League: Pantry Pride Mixed League and Bob KitheIfer 234. four game series). A total of 15- 7-10, n Jeanette Itickcox 456-159. Ann Would you believe this league? Finals: 1st place team 10 inJOHNSON Harbour & Co. Mixed 200 games were rolled (luring Curtis had the only turkey of the They filled the house s all 32 cludes Jackie Quick, Roger League: R.B. Putman is the big the night. The high one was Ron S Citizen Washday Dropouts Sr. morning. Her hig hs 170-440. lanes and still had seven people Quick, Brenda Wilkins and man of t he week with seven Allinan's 229. 190, Bob Locke League Mixed: High for the Split Conversions: Ida Baker 4- wanting to join the first night of Ralph Wilkins. 2nds place 8 strikers in a row going. lie 223-200, Geo Waldr(,p 222, Terry own: Walt Denny 190-481, Monday Morning l.adk's game. There are several 5.7. 5.7, 5-10 and Hose t he ir winter season.) Th e big members include Margaret rolled a 243 game to give him a Waldrop 210- 192, Eric Storm Charles McDonnell 185- 4. League: Highs for the day were openings on this morning Messersmuh 3.10. and Erma man of the night was Hal Rich. Jacobs, hay Jacobs, Walter terrific 661 series for the night. 2l0-190-I4-594, Kit Johnson 204, Phil i'tugusto 185- 473, Marvin rolled by Ann South 515 and league so if you might be in. Thorp 6.7. fie compiled games of 214- 214- Denny, and Evelyn Coyton, and Other highs for the night go to Fred Samples '204, Don Gorman McMutt 183- 499, and Jir% l)ortne MacAteer (from terested please contact the Harbour & Co. Ladies 231 and for a fantastic 659 3rd place team: 4 Shelia the foll owing: Bob Locke 210- 204- 193, Chuck Baker 202- 191, Arroyo 185. Highs for the Ch, tross Inc. team) 503. lanes. IA-ague: If you are looking for a series. Other 2W games were Anderson, Jack Anderson, 591, J.W. Dunlap 205l- 506, Buck and Charles Blackburn 201. women: Ada Slangen 189, Smith also had the high game of hliNooners Ladles League: ladies night league you might rolled by Pete Philips 221-554, Linda Borrow, and Jesse Benton 190-517, Walt Denny 186Dunaway 179, Barbara Roll-A-Bouts Mixed League: Teddy the day 1191) Other highs Reports from the first week in want to t.heck Into this one Ed Siemer 216, Bob Harbour Borrow Bob I ocke had the 501, Tom Wheaton 184 520, Jim Ilikil average: hill Martin 186 Knesel 174-457 Th e follow in MacAteer 185-180, June Plant the 75-76 season show Lois There are two or three 214-501, Marge Altman 202- 520, highest average for the men 188 Johnson 183. 501, Ron Allinan and Wendy lioness 173. High splits were converted: Olive 182, and Janet 1kw 178. The Corbine with the high average vacancies yet. These ladies Bud Campbell 201- 533, Hay and Connie Lahman was high 501. Highs for the women in. Series: Martin 558 and l3oness Westray s-6.10, Rudy Westray only splits converted were by of 160. She also rolled the high bowl Wednesday title at 9:00 Ilatchett 201- 526, Robert Gilbo for the wornen 170. High Series clude: Alice Hendricks 476, 519, High Gaine for the nien was is 5-8-1). Ada slangen 3-9-10. Lo" \tars Johnson and twice she series of the das 481- 180, 164 in Highs for the first nile 200. 504 Other 500's of the night hdtp went to Brenda Wilkins litti Huh 167 468 Mrt hioll a tie with both Martin and Palmer '3 -1O Gorden Spencer picked up the 6-7-10 in the sarne Dorine MacAtee ' r bowling for uent to I.illian Ciambriella 48S- go to the following: .I.W. 621 and Roy Jacobs 657. Most 181- 4c . )5 Gordon lioness rolling a 210. :i-9-10, and Mickey Long 4-9. . Bowling Durnlap 532- 186, Al Bowling Improved oIe Sanford Classic Tdo: The big I,ois sillith was rt Season I • Evening .~% - [_ ,7_ .. 1 - . , _*k~** ' - __ I /C _____J1 / ) - 0 James C. Hampton & Agnes It. Aud ley Perkins Marquess & ) ?. . - . l . . , -. - - __ - ___ I I I - ', 1 ,r-" - V, % - I . ." I t I I I . , - 4wQ, i<;J l. vai .- . :. L V 1 IV 1I Nc~ 0 , ~, t, ~ - .1'sm--7 - - 7 ,,r~ . .11.r - I "i i : le, I I: 111.1 I ~ - - - -- - _~ - -_ NI 11 - No 71SO R i I _______ Sale prices effective I I ,.,/ ________ -I"---- __ --% . %W1111=1 I I -_6____ ,__ IN ~- __ . , ,--W~ -_W Ar; ,- -- 8 including no heat air fluff Features 2 cycle fle,blt' : q roduces wrinkling • I — - - __ - . .. -. '110- 1 - I I __ -7.:.:.,:) ~J - I'- : 0 11 I 7111 . - b, Save E _;i 51.90 I ' washer/ a 4 =I In lit - ________________________ __________________ ___________________________________________________ - I 7,- ______________ ____. ' - Ill _/ J 5 - _____ ' ___ ', ' --- ~ - r — -: .- '-' . j - . -,-.• I Z - - I - i. I - __ .& -r c 4 f .7_-__ '. ~ I __1 d - .. ,~— No 4? - -. v,**# sow u" I I - I _~ M1111 . a Reg. $937, Sale $757. Sofa. loveseat and club chair group has gently flared arms with contoured arm pillows _____ - '- - ' Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Sept. 14. ), T ' Tables priced extra / Sale prices effective fhru Sun ' y' I 'J, - Celestiaig twin mattre or foundati I , . / '1 on I - - - - ae I Fullmattressorfoundation, reg. 8995 ea Sate 6995 ea Queen size set, Sale 179 95 reg 239 95 i I ic .. ..... . - Ii - !,.__, I 11 It I ' -A'solo". 1 "4" 4 - - I ' s, / . ' - - :.- / jIji :. I • -_- It I LM , . / C13 40.14411 , j t _ ' I "'_ IJ , I ' -4i;il (- Lk f---.W k i I;, ~V ; = ~ 1plll",~ . L • 1 ( l j' - t.J• -• -~ - - It ~ v-v - , -. 4 .. - • : dut there - -.- - -: - - -' ( C. ' I . - 'I ~ ~m - p - \ - ( -. .-_j; ' .. / -. It - -_~__ -- _____ ~_ ,-_!:1~7Z_-' . .--- ~_- home and she stood thtr smiling, then asked me to come 2036 ' ______________________________________________ kept looking her in the face and told her I Just remembered I straight home S)( tu.ilru htlp — and the had to riwet a fellow in a few Abby, I don't think I can ever sooner, the better. minutes Then I left fast. lookthatgirlinthefaieigain I I)F I( ABBY: Ms husband I said nothing about this to hate to tell my son, but if his and I s.ere iiiarried eight my con or •inybody else, but wifeictslikethiswithnit lain iii(ifltlLs ago When I mailed the yesterday my son asked me to afraid she nets this way with w ed ding ins ititions to his is meet him at his house. others, relatises sshu all live out of When I got there, his wife Should I tell my son or just state, I enclosed a little note NAME WITI11 IEII) L)FAR NAMI- Till your son 1 -- '— is In need of %%ould be the gift most ap. pn uated The main reason I did it was i. — . I Wilson Emcees Contest % Op" Sal. save s2o saves3o Reg. $199. Sate $179. This single cycle Convertible dishwasher feitures a multilevel hi efficiency washing system plus 4 concealed Swivel casters It has a plastic counter top wilh gold fleck pattern that adds extra counter space to your kitchen Dual detergerill dispenser included Removable lower service panel Reg. 239.93. Sale This 2-cycle Convertible dishwasher has normal wash and rinse only cycles, Plus a short cycle on the dial, Includes cutting board top Available decorator colors cost no more Under-counter model rea. "9.9s, Sale I".9s. k . a : : b Ie prices effective thru Sunday, September 14 • "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open Mon. thru Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m 0 ('1 .pen Sunda y 1 6 Len Wilson will be Arthur Young anti Co and John the emcce of the Sanfcrd Daniels, businessman, Daniels Business and Professional Serv-ice Station, Sanford. Women's Club Little Miss BPW Fntriesareo nuntilSe t 19 "Bicentennial Queen" Contest. for the contest which will be A distinguished panel of 1,le lit tit .30 -'!' I Ufl d) : judges has also been anSept. 27 at the Sanford Civiv nounced. They are: Mrs. Ce nter. Miriam Wright, School of Dance Arts of Sanford; "Little Miss BPW" will reign Wofrow Clark, past president for one year and ride in the of Seminole Mutual Concert Bicentennial Christmas Assn.; Mrs. Pat Telson, Parade. Sponsorship oi a member of theSeminole County contestant is $15. There is no School Board; Bert B. entry fee and the club will Hollingsworth , certified public secure ii sponsor for conaccountant with the firm of testants who need one. Senator 21, lit I Bx 35, It, Polk City. 1 . -. •' - - •- , - AM -,%- __ - SEN. IA)RI WILSON -_-_ — _______ ,!74J!!L_-_-_--._,_ -._•_ - - 22nd Niomi Watso n, 4 'rO3W 22nd St. ' _ _ri •_ •--_ • •-----_ - i = ' - , * - 0. . 2 — cAi'u - Nowhere in the Bible does i t n Show La Z 5;, - • _- '______ ) Custom Framing Needle Point Oils,etc Master Charge . 1 BankAmericard -~ l r.- i ,', r ~ ,, I f '.~Vl__`~4f vk4 r* ,--_.1-, 0 --'rjAl -_ M 7 hil deere 1~;,Nf _l -I - FURNITURE, INC 'i' r Layaway ' II - Sanford s Finest ,r nq - .? f;t~,-. ~ -V W IVI-_, OPEN DAILY WED 10.Nocn S AT lOS Evenings By Appointment PLUMBING WALLHEATING, INC. 07 Sanford Ave 322.6$62 P4IY WtS? 1%? St I Mile East , S • • :- -~.f.e~f,~A, . _:i,:~_F~j SP Ii. - PERMANENT SHAMPOO & SET $ 400 $8 Reg "Pt $ APP YM(1 Dial 3229472 v c' 4W4 '' '9031-231 ~503 - ! COLOR 50 $6 g. • ~ . •. - . ~ i —, -'_ - • -1 _-_,z1f:r- V_e~_ - - 50 I v - " - ip IV 7 11 E I A IS (,00d Thru Sept. 16 HAIRCUT - • -L FIRST STREET - SANFORD 710 I '_J•P'( ' M • • - of 14 Sanford ()S) 313 02)0 - by's booklet "Ho" to Write Letters ot All O(c,itsions." Please enclose a 1 , 1: say that Jesus had long hair long self addressed stamped (20' your ct)rrespondent tnvoope __ - STORE SIDE PARKING - •' _ - - to I HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers NOT PEOPLE --- __ _'- 4% FREE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING DEAR MEANT: I think you he was a Nazarene which were wrong. An invitation to a iieaiiS he came from the Cit) of wedding should 1K Just that - Na za reth Jesus drank wine an "initatlon.' To 'ipress touched the dead, cut h is hair and shaved his (ace Just one '-. prtkrenee in a gift i (lieatcs that a gift Is expected, keeping the record straight in. And esen more presumptuous (I DM( R APIDS, IOW A the request for money . A gift is a gift - not an obligation. Nate to w rit e letters? Sr-nd Si t DEAR ABBY: Stick to your _ ----_-J _-_•_.._•_-_ ~_____ ___ - ( - 'lU ---- -_ 1 same add. F istbrook Pool A&souation adjacent to the present will hold "A Night in Reno" bathhouse. Preunt facilities of Sept. 13 (Slaturday) from 8:30 the Pool As.solciation also inp.m. to midnight in the East- elude a junior Olyrnic swimbrook Pool Bathhouse off ruing pool, two tennis courts. Eastbrook Boulevard. Open to basketball court, volleyball the public 18 years and over), court, and football-recreation the event will bemef it Phase 3 of ie d. Each person will receive the community clubhouse which will complete con. $2,000 in "funny" money with stntion. which to play blackjack, traps, horse rae ins, and slot machines. Funds have been raised for the first two phases of the Additional "money can be clubhouse, which will seat 2DO purchased. T'he play money left persons. Construction is ex. at the end of the evening may be pected to start next week on the Used to bid on an assortment of building, which will be erected purchased and donated items - 520 Maple Ave q4t '' uJ421 - S2OMapIeAve. Pool Club To Hold Reno Night -- . Ph. 322-OSOO Sanford Bx 121 %) mnor lid., Altamonte Springs Jinn> I Anthony, 21, Lero) Peck 30, lit 2 Bx 147, 695 S. Wvinore No. 3, Altwnonte CC, Claretha Mae Johnson, 18, Springs. No. Seminole Gdns. Claude Osburn 45. Bx 7642, Gar) Williams, 24, 218 Main Orlando, Corena F. Patterson, St., Rosemary I. Johnson, 27 to tioid duplications of gifts referredtoJeSus1is.iNaiink and to save them postage on the fie is wrong. A Nazarite was a gift I was of!) tr)ing to do member of a sett w rose iii ik them a favor, but I got a lot of iiieinbers took a sow never to cut their h3ir, shave their criticism for it. drink wine or touch a wrong' And if so, beards Was that dead 1)0(1) ss h) . 'V __ David W. Higgins, 18, Jacksonville, Terry I,ee Kirby, • From Kin s Abby t luron J. Braxton, 94, 1710 W , Dear Walnu Thomnpon , 17, 740 Seminoli li,687 Highland St Longood 7 - 1)1 lt lHl\ liii 72-year-in. Two weeks ago when I went to ins son 's house his wife greeted me at the (loom topless' Open Sal. 'Tit ip.m. Marriage Applications - Away . I 1' ________________ Robert J. Langley, 23 . Jefferson Ave., - tall items for ______________________________________________ -,-. W - -- I 0, , said Mrs Smith D.iid W \cw man 21 Do nald H Siple) Jr, 18, 109 Jacksonville, Virina D. Lowrey, Tucker Dr. Debora J. Burrow, 21, 402 Boxwood hr. Winter 17, Rt 2 Bx 38. I,. ,,) Park James F Serafine 34, 1214 (larince F Baender, 62 Hx Howell Creek, Winter Springs 4 155 11011) hill Florida F Carmnella F Serafine '36 same .:.:..r ltrodeur,54,Holl)liill add Richard M Pruett, 22, l Curtis lattles, 2i, 11! 2 Bx Crystal Ave., Oviedo, Nikol . Lima, 24, 810 Pennsylvania 25713, Sipes Ave., Belinda Williams, 23, Bx 891 A ve., Altamonte Springs I - - .' ' . ) __ just . - -' q finish, black trim. .. *% . Sturdy steel w/!Vledit~,rra- - f&r more information, h3arron urged. The KoWbeck couple, both of . 7" -I ' whom kie been blind se%eral . years now, say they can't X-. • - -. ' !: . I imagine life without Ripper and Prince to "see" for them. BobRussell (left),chafirman of Cal,st- lberry IJ041S'IA-ader Dog Program, and lJoyd Harrison (righ ) Having the leader dogs gives make theaqtmintanceof Da%cand Pat Kohlbeck and dogs Prince and Hipper Illerald Photo by Jean them the independence to get I'atteson) I left sonic tools in my car and I — V - - ~ _.:7~ - -.J , , ; then I got into ill), car and drove Ills %ffe , -! . . ~ '. absolutel)- nothing on I I told her $411 - are sorne 2,000 blind persons in Florida, but so far only 108 have didn't know what to do, so I just '. .N: ____________________ - I t - 1 . t • " _" it - ' - I 4 T' - _ f_7 - ` "N ' r . - 4 keeps its shape V., - , - -, f Z--!:--3 ! I .Sale 249.95 Our 'Ceiestial' mattress/foundation sets provide extra firm Comfortable SUPPOrt. Sturdy steel edge supports in mattress and £ , JI _,, " I . reg. 339.95 - 11L (. ¶I - t -- — I - Save $ - 'L - -- I -_ - - e .so II I I Grandpa Shies N / 1. — — I __ q - ~ - Sale $95 ~ .- ,~) ' __ __\ . . . / - - Cocktail table reg. S119 2 7 ..%, - 0 - ' , Adjustable : 4-Shelf Bookcase the (Ion ir s d eath, the eyes are remo ved surgically and rushed to the Eye Bank Upon - XV 111 VAC Ofs" ----; friends and make new friends. SHEBA is an organization headquarters in Gainesville. supported b) the Seminole 1rt, the eye tissues are used ; Memorial Hospital Auxiliary in operations which can often i Pink Ladies). According to restore the sight of blind or ,-. SHEBA chairman Grace Smith, parfially blind patients. 11. ,. persons may donate their ey es "Anyone interested in -: to the Eye Bank by stopping by lear ni ng more about SHEBA . -if lobby and filling out -.:.....f - .,, one of the forms always kept at the hospital. We'll handy by the Pink I.adies on delighted to talk with them," - 10 Phone for doilaill. ___ t End table not shown -_ r - . ( - _. Sorry, not available outside I _______11 Sale $259 kft - - I contact the nearest Lions Club : $319 attendanie tana the word that Lions (Iuhs in this state a constantly seeking blind persons whom the in sponsor on a visit to the L&4ider Dog school in Roc hester, Mich. The blind person I)S onl) transporLition costs to and from the center fo ur weeks board and lodging and training with t he ir new dog is paid for by the Lions Club. According to Harrison, there taken adantage of the Leader t. Sunshine colors Loveseat reg. $319 : : \ I ( .$399 ............. Sale ' Reg 229 95 Sale $194 Matching electric dryer has b tabric d, rig programs and automatic time control Large capacity drum handles up to 18 lb loads Has signal sentry and porcelain finish top and drtim J 4 I I . colors Cost no more - 'No 4l All I % - - 1. S le ~ - - ' - aruu l and do things on their own, to keep in touch with old . ! . " swre I ee ` , " -- .:.. - -- '(,~) - - 15 for special articles in about 10 minutes Available decorator .. i n tl LiosClubof(asselberryin w - e t-inquarNI persons of rIt1 Reg299 95 Sale $234 Our heavy duty 6 nrolrarn washer washes up to 18 Ib, and features hand ash selling machine wash articles you'd normally wash by hand Speedy wash setting does a' complete wash rinse and spin-dry cycle 1 leader (logs, and the dogs themselves, two golden trievers, Hipper and Prince. The meeting brought a dtii message of hope for the blind Save4 — ç) ___- . — - (_ --==-- JJ on rver pairs. .-:— _T__~iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _____ / . - I • ¼ r - - ' 90 - ______________________________________________________ l to __ . ye Bank Asso. (SIIF.BA) met the Blind, Dave and Pat Kohlbeck both owners of ,r ~__ I -n the Seminole Hospital : : i . s.. - V, % 11, riertl ?. meeting of the 1975-76 season (Herald l'hotosbyBill%'incent I Thursday, guests of honor included Lloyd Harrison, a voluntmirwith I,eader Dogs for _________ - carpds pr fessionally clean. So I Ginger Bennett irightl admires painting by Pat Harasmisi at the Art Association's first Women's Editor , minutes End-of -cycle cool -dri 6n - o s OUR AC 1591 VALUE H) JEAN I'ATIF SON settings 1 BENI I 1 - % : : - ! I / 1 _~~ .- i?;_.__ E25 , ~.-_~_ I ; -_J~ .- WUZ'li _rr. AWAA . • Save 2u L I I - ; Maurice E. Roch & Beatrice Ann Velton Jenkins & Katherine. h .1 -. 1j r Eugene -, . .11 . . Watched by Sanford-.Seminole Art Assn. president Marie Richter, Joe Mathieux critiques painting of horse by Ginger Bennett. a : if maiden Jiws 11 & Brenda B Moore. Clifford K. Wolfe & I,inda D. I I "I . . atures3wassn speed corn- -- 1" Jl**4 _.- ) " , I -.. II 'p I T . ~_- .1 . Lana Kathleen Strickland & Charles Edw. Gf-rald 1). Dprinis & Judith A. I 0 ' ' I i_~o~__A( I • S Neilson & h€rll ')tLefl ' I Uebec(-a H. Clark & Garth I). Ronald Lee & Rebecca A Catherine J. Gordan & Geo. W. Carol Jean Feather & Harry - - I _, I . ' & 4urenct I 'Pattic . 1k,. - - z \ I. Rodger 0. Case & Marcia E. Rclinda Gail Hobbs & Cicero Sharon Walden & Will. C. . k ''q .. Reg. 249.93. Sale $224. This full size autornatic clothes washer - -............- 19r 95 !eI:-cleaning porcelain top. lid and tub Available decorator co?or no mo - - - I 125 - - -- I Save3 -____ J / -. -i -. 7 - if . ..-f;-, LPI 11 - I.-A"" , . I ______ - Dissolutions Of Marriage :- -- , - ___ I Of - , 1 _1 - ________ / % e w1i ;)19111 1 .. .`A Eventnq Herald Sanford, FL Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1915-lB __________________________________________________________ . . ~11 oak bedroom set is solid oak constrUClion with solid oak drawer fronts. posts, rails, tops. Oak veneered end panels over oak~ antique look metal hardware UL ______ - . ? I - IN • WOMEN -. - I. ~. Triple dresser; reg. $262 ..... Twin mirror, reg. $59 ea Sale $45 ea Spindle headboard, reg $83 Sale $60 Commode; reg.S96 .............SaleS7O - Op : I Save $139 on hi s 5 pc, 'Country Oak' bedroom. 1. ens WIth A r I -.c-iin1 c'U .- ''. :- �213—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cook Of The Week Wednesday, Sept. to, 1975-38 , Not Only Rabbits Enjoy Carrots! By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor -- ; You never see a rabbit wearing glasses, so carrots must be good for the eyes, goes tne old wives' tale. : If that's the case, the Ludwig family of Pinelake Drive, Sanford, must all have 20-20 vision, for almost all of the recipes Joan Ludwig is sharing w ith 1Ierah readers this week have to do with carrots in one form or another. The trouble is, smiles Joan, : --.. ' . . .. - / . - ... . none of her three children (Beth, H, Carol, 9 nor John, 6 1I1r"\' Joan has only recently joined 1 box confectioners sugar Refrigerate two or three days. the ranks of ardent cooks. For 1 cup chopped pecans Compliments almost any meal 14 years she was employed at 2 tsp. anilla as cold side dish. the former Florida State Hank SHORTBREAD of Sanford and U. S. Bank of Cream butter and cream lb. butter Seminole, and says after a hard cheese. Add sugar, vanilla and t cup sugar day at the office she Just (iidrl'I nuts. Spread between cake 2 and one-thirds cups flour have the inclination to spend layers, on top and sides. Cream sugar and butter. Add hours preparing dinner. But flour with hands; the mixture GLAZED CARROTS now that she has more time on will be thick. Pat into greased SUPREME her hands. Joan is discovering l Inches thick. Prick all 1 bunch carrots, fresh the joys of experimenting with over with fork. Bake in slow 300 and slender tempting foodstuffs. degree oven for 35 minutes. Cu t 2 tbsp butter "When I try something mw into fingers or squares while cup orange flavored that I like, I aha's ask for the still warm. liquer recipe," Joan explains how she salt to taste building UI) her cu l inar y Wash and brush carrots to Publix I NDILA it 'hA .4 I I - f. - c r -- ---- ---------- - Thighs & - (CONNECTED) [ ______________ Joy Of Stitching _________________ - - - - -AI& A I I Beef Patties A technique for working "Heritage Embroidery," single petals that I find very there's not a single petal that's attractive Is to shade them cmboidered in only one shade, deeper at the base or use light Many flat-petaled flowers are edges deepening in tone at the best done in Long and Short center line. What started as a stitches but others may be five-petal crewel flower in worked in single stitches, "Heritage Embroidery" was - 2 * 4OZ. EA. $450 Swift s Premium Proirri Beef Chuck Blade Roast,.. $450 4 0Z. Portions $7 I Portions $450 H.V.P. Meg MONO lb s 1 79 ' 99' lb 791~ Id - -. Chuck It) Steak...........'b $129 40-41 b.. SAVE 10< (lOcOff Label) Heavy Duty Laundry D.t.rg.nt "' bei SAVE 24<, Peter Pan Smooth or Crunchy Ju i ce. Grape Ju,ce,......... Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Home, Rib lb $ Swift Premium Sliced 1 29 Bologna................ 79' Tip bee ! ' 99' lb 85 Sliced Beef Liver 89c ilMib I ". i.,,, It?. lwm,.a iriirfla lb sold 8" Whole Hog Sausage.......... 129 - S h or t Ribs ' i' '&' 89< Grouper Fillets . 69 , I I i * A HERALD Just $940 0 7.1b $ 99 Turkey 2 — R Sausage 4 Lbs. 5 Lbs. a ii., his pria Ii oast - Turkey Roast ........ .. - '' '19 - SAVE 17<. Penny's Nutritious i.:: 39, Pampers Diapers S - SAVE 1Oc.Swif sPr.miumConn.d IS'•i ion orne d A Beef Hash wee. ,,as................ Prevents Sticking to Pans . Pam Dry Fry....................... •, ten ,,.-- ' 89 ,' Iii i . • " quarter Salami...........lb. Sliced Cooked I - / a" • quarter ................ lb. .. Roast Beef ) Prices [Efectivo: , Sep t . 11th Thru (iJodneBday 79c per • - Clo ud Sundays ,n1 95< ASSORTED PILLSBURY R.ady-To.Tok..Out Southern • • Chi Fresh.Boked Spicy Flovoced Frue Ch eese................ eese , 9.pice $ bos en............ c ken poe . o., po 59 p 55< &R m~ AuLi Sp l " SAVE34c(2OcOffLab.11John,,ons L. DOQy isampoo................... SAVE 30<, Unscent.d, Ultimate. Regular, each 99' Hair Spray........................ 99C $129 II'I'JiJ'itGreenstampsl!l : ............., Plum,05 . imported Boneless Conned Horns 2.1 b. can :___'....:::_':2---.-.---rrTi ----7117 70, , IlIIII,3WGrcOnStmnc III I - '" • ' Fast..th Sup.rorSup.rUnscent.d Miss Be.li Pumpkin Pies.......... it 1,171 P!h ----, 1 pkg 'i'•.'.dIm.,. 79. Fisher'sCountryChairn 0-01 Longhorn Cheese .................po, me, : Wisconsin Big Eye Swiss.................... Dair,.Fresh ,, BUNDI CAKE 4.' Blue Cheese........ fhaRk each79 Sept. 170 9 1975. SAVE 8c, Libby sDeswtTr.atl _I - •• 30C Kraft's Signatur. Chunk Style Potato Salad.............lb 59 Hoagie Sandwiches ' 99 Pineapple Cottage Cheese.. Tasty, Kitchen.Fcesh Fresh-Made - '7 • Dill Pickles uens t er Muens 89 . L.- 49, Muff j Sliced Franklin or Genoa T 12 'U . Lngilsli ns , S 'U iI.................... P 1 Cloun.n'. Delicious Treasure Pimento oa. :j;;j- WE ACCEPT/ U SD.A.. 1~ FOOD STAMPS! (' half ............ lb r.i! - -' timei Sliced German Style Bologna or Pickle & • '5.. -_ ' - 89 6., Libby's Beets......................... tw ToddlerStyl _____ I the good 11461,11 rings Boy s Delicious Tasting _P( for l.L 59< Soft AAargarine 99 Canned Hams.........car. ,r,,., ., tII) ',;* rolpitted ril., -lot -t Bi.okfo$taubTwin.Pock) 2 lb $ (Rs I)( % : .i. FOM oux $349 ' ____ - - - $ 1' ______ 99. OR PORK Pork Chops ' 0., S. T urkey — '._I '. 1 17-49 SHOULDER CUT ''l kr - (Plus 100 estra S&H Green Stomps with coupon) Florida Small Shrimp o $ Beef for Stew 1 Seafood Treat, Trn'y Frozen (704 count) Flavor u Bo neless 1.Jh $ Plumrose Imported Danish Boneless .. lb , 79' C PURE BEEF a %l,,t,i, rh.' he efr. at.'jrt 1 - Swift Premium or tory Maple Brand Swift Premium Boneless (all light meat) ............ ................... SAVE 10c, Sliced Regular or Pickled With Th e ,r Owl rnwmBonelessorknic) Franks . lb 5 .oas..........................Seafood Treat, Tasty Frozen Dog Food........................ 6 LB. GREKF &MEM(M FOODS . Swift Premium 4 1b Great For School Lunches. (ykes FOOD STAMPS E A. 'EAR HERITAGE 79' Publi x reserve the right limit quanhitie ' 12.*1 Hostess Hams.................... - SAVE lOc, White House Chunky Apple Sauce...................... Eye Steaks 20 '' ______________________ ° Genoa Salami............... Try ihisDiovsBeef1Roun Kadota Figs......................3 $895 -- 99' -.: Tomato Ketchup. 1" o 59 Tennessee Pride WE ACCEPT OZ. , - SAVE 26<, W.kh's Great Tasting t!I.1I.J.IIIL Peanut Butter..... inner Swift Premium Sliced Pepperoni, Hard, or $129 lb Roast...... Hydrox Cookies................ I:;i SAVE 17<, Great with Cottage Cheese, Argo 49 . - , . ',. - , ii''. EIIt. 59 89 (Regularly $1.09) Sunshine - 24-.: Lemon uuce..........b.r "!'-'- — _____________________________ Fryers '•' ; IN YOUR NAME SAVE 14<, R.oI.rnon R.constitut.d • S SAVE 4<. Hunt's Rich Thick Swift Premium Boneless Pot Roast....... I SARA LEE WILL DONATE 25C GOWT-INSPMED. SHIPPED, DAD,' MSH NOT FROZEN,USDA GRAM A Great For Bor.B.Ou.s Beef PIot '•" 5 Swift Premetim Regulor of Brief Chuck Arm Great For A Bun OrEntree $ TrVT.ndef Sliced Flavorful Leon Meaty Beef Blade Ae IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY 29' Era Detergent...... — "Selected Baby Beef" . • Inflation Fighter Rib Steak.................. ' Sara/he 1 ii L L LITTLE SUNSHINE JOIN goUn $ . • [3. Ih65L Tasty Beef L- in O 50 33' A SPREAD — Round With Crispy Breading Outside !rtIons$ to. " Wholle Lean. Meaty Beef Full-Cut A combination of Fish & Shrir Ise NO 1AJ 2,..29, App.e'i.er.............. Fryer Breastsuh Ribs.. lb 99, _________________________ Fryer Thighs.............. lb 99' a—. — Fryer Drumsticks ...... lb 99 T Fryer Wings.............. 11, 59' FryerBacks................ lb 19' Sirloin Steak............ WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME.0 ' ri with Cut-Up Fryers............ 40Z. p.' • AUVE -4 JJ A Bell Peppers......... A : A Gtool Loaf! Beef Loon 41 1 A~ For Stuffing or Salads, Fresh Green •J $ 169 Swift Premium Tend,, Grown, USDA Grcide A, Gov't -inspec ted. Shipped D&D Fresh 25 24 Steaks THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY i 11 lb lb Swift s Premium PioTen BonIrst Beef English Cut Roast Bnl Individual ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. ,r, - 144 $109 Imperial Oven Roast.... "Surf burgers" :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, 89 Pie Shells.......................... 29' Swift's Premium ProTs.n Boneless Beef I "Sanford And The World War II Years„ Crisp Cucumbers.. 2 s With Hydrated Vegetable Protein Swift Prrrnvni Veal Sanford Unemplo)mentms up, The job for useless courses, unmarket Is tight. But don't let necessarily expensive resumes it your anxiousness to get a job or or costly equipment. change jobs allow you to faU victim to "help wanted" advertisements designed to trap 1FLORJOI I10 i you into buying a product or service. If you're not careful, ARRIVE instead of getting a job, you could end up spending money L SUNSHINE STATE 99 SAVE 17<, Pit-Ritz (9-inch) Satisfy Your Thirst with Indian Summer Brand Chuck Blade Steak &mb& 13w" 2335 Laurel It Pound Cake........................ Salad Perfect Fresh white- . ejJ Short Ribs...................... Pepper 8ff Employers Trap Unwary EA, 24 4½ 41 30Z. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Ift M 01 MAN Swift s P,cniiuni ProTeri tiret Treat Your Budget & Your Taste... Mon Thru Sat. 6-6 Ph. 322-7596 SAVE 24<, Sara t. Frozen Tide Green Onions............ ____ Profen. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. 24 • Molasses ,.,, Pancake Batter .................. ..5',' Great Any Time 2 bunches per pit gi PubIix'Th, Place for BeJ' 100 0/0” PURE GROUND - 1 Peanut Butter 1 to. Tasty Tomatoes.........p., 334 Tender Fresh Ta s ty Yellow Squash.......... plb, 29' Crisp Carrots---------2 I Oatmeal Nut S1 YO SAVE 12c, Kwik Mok. Buttermilk, Regular or -. til ue berry 1 .., Good Row or Creamed, Fresh I . Old Fashion Oatmeal - IPole Beans................ P#, .lb' 39' Ground Beef Buy 1 doz. at 72c Get 2nd doz. for ic ScClii lb 29' Zucchini Squash ...... p., WISCONSIN - •., Lemonade ...................... 3 Delicate Fla v ored F,esh I SALE SAVE 16c, Minute Maid Ftos,n Regular oq Pink OU asseimanPlums..LU Swift s Premium PvoT.'n Beef Plate COOKIE PLO " Flavor with Ham, Fresh, Crisp Chuck Shoulder Roast .. - lopf I? L'°'' Tasty. Juicy Sweet 25 - - Chab(e Of . ' Dear ' 2-1b, bag .. BOX OF multy Elsa, What is meant by "crewelBy ELSA WILLIAMS ______ point?" M.J.A. Dear M.J.A., Crewel-point is a combination To coax your own favorites on to linen, it's a good Idea to start of crewel embroidery and with uncomplicated single- nothing more difficult than extended by five-pointed petals needlepoint. It's done on canvas petal flowers_ zinnias, pansies making simple flat stitches up flared behind it. These were with traditional needlepoint and nasturtiums from the and down on the linen, worked in concentric lines of stitches used to creat? the garden, or buttercups and Variations in color give life Chain stitches, each row a background. The central daisies from summertime and light to each petal. For slightly deeper shade. Happily, subject of the picture is emfields. Remember that sim. instance, a white daisy petal embroidery artists are not broidered In crewel embroidery plicity need never be may be shaded with pale blue or restricted by the limitations of stitches against the needlepoint background. I plan to devote a monotonous. In the more than lavender. It's effective to put real-life gardeners! column to crewel-point in the 30 flowers of Merton, my born- pale flowers against something For beginners who have a very near future. in-England bouquet which dark for contrast: stitch them appears on the cover Of on a deep, glowing linen or set ha rd time finding the right E.W. them oft with a spray of dark direction for stitches within a An Illustrated leaflet on petal, I suggest Stitching upinto leaves. the previous stitches, laying the Crewel embroidery stitches is After you've completed thread forward in the direction available FREE. For yours, several single flowers you the petal grows and then stitrite to Elsa Williams, Box might like to frame them ching (lown into the fabric. It's 3788, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. separately and hang them on easier to work from the outside 10017. o the wall as a group of flower portraits. Or give them as birthday gifts to friends whose birthday flowers they are. 3-Minute Brand Yellow or White Popcorn GtLd.,, ............. Mn. Paul's Frozen Deveined Shrimp.............. "' .-=- , CO Rio Grand. P..l.d & Perfect for Slicing, Fitra Large BOX OF towards the center. Coming next for flower lovers: multi-petal flowers, stems, leaves and centers, SAVE 16t, 1Jii1GreenStarnps. 5 Create Garden In Embroidery Hoop — II. SOip °' ,417t1i . 1 LB. - The needle artist who creates a garden within her embroidery hoop knows no season, never has to worry about the weather and can do more crosspollinating than Luther Burbank. My own love affair with flowers Is public knowledge: many of my desi gns are filled with them. fltIt /L\ 4 phe Birds Eye Ftoten Green Peas......................3 ixi\ BOX -- makes delicious snacking, 1601 Pink Chablis, Rut,y Chatilis. - - Limit '\J WIN. Drumsticks .. •-'- 99c Birds Eyt hoten 65? SAVE 23c, I?__ Sr Fran:a . d p0P$I 8 Chi k en • w Boor GRADE A rICtT1IC - £ l7o:. W cans SAVE 4c, ~4 D Publix ( (Z) /A\ Red White £ flue - rreparlflg , SAVE 8c, Or*-Ida Frozen M11 Take Care clean well. Melt butter in care for carrots much. So she . ' Her other interests include . inedlum s kiilet,addcarrolsan(i fi has to prepare them ma pretty tennis, indoor plants and j anyt water that clings to them. special wayto make them oliement in her ihi!dren /\\ Add orange flavored liquer and ippeUzing. school activities, season lightly with salt. Joan's ca rr ot cake recipe is fl • C 1/PATFI'S('AflfloT('AKI: uQQuS ('over skillet and simmer the simply ot of this world-_clark / It cups PI • I fl our s 11rrth abo ut minus es, nd moist and wickedl rich just as ( atCLU with oo cups sugar turning theni occasionally to pre pared It's actualh not Joan 's original f or 2 tbsp. soda coat all sides Sinimer just until would r t00 t recipe, but, can be found on any food o be eat en tAnki Fnrmc $trn,.tvII,nil rr,at ten e uoors. Rinse poultry in cold 1 tsp. salt bag entitled, Patti's Carrot This dish is especially good water and drain it well before l' cups oil with chicken or veal, Cake. Long Farmsin Zellwood ., you cook it. Clean all work 4 eggs staged a carrot cake bake-off, MARINATED CARROTS surfaces including wooden 3 cups grated carrots relates Joan. Patti cook's was 2 1k. carrots, sliced cutting boards and counter tops '. \ —4101 1 cup chopped nu ts judged best and therefore diagonllv, cooked until with soap and water be fore and Silt and niix dry ingredients. tender appears on the bags. It was after using them for rawmeat Add oil and stir very well 1 medium onion Joan's hus ba nd, Jack, who or poultry. Never place cooked, i unless well mixed, oil will works for Asgrów-Florida, who green pepper ready-to-serve meat or poultry settle to bottom of cake). Add i can tomato soup heard about the bake-off and on or in the same utensil used eggs one at a time and mix well 1 cup sugar brought the recipe home for for the raw product unless alter each is added. Add carrots wife to try. cup apple eider you've completely cleaned that and nuts, blend. Just in casc readers can 't be vinegar equipment. If possible, use Bake in two greased and ' cup Wesson oil tempted by any of Joan's carrot separate cutting boards for raw . floured 9-inch pans about recipes, we have included I tsp dry mustard arid cooked pr od uc ts to avoid ' minutes. somet hing enti rely different. 1 tsp Worces tershire sauce cross contamination. Where ICING And simple though the recipe Mix dry ingredients with oil pible, wash your hands often may seem, Joan assures us it Joan I.ud ig finds carrots make tasty appetizers, side th.,4ie and 1 large pkg cream cheese vinegar and soup. Bring to boil during preparation of foods and desserts. 1 stick butter and pour over carrots, when cooking outdoors. 40 Fvm 6 Fwjm 6 Pe~. Dtntu,ePowd,, 69< . ------------------------------ - -- I I IJIJIGreenStamps �4B—Evening_HeraId, Sanford, Ff. Wednesday, Sept. 10,17s Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NEW STORE HOURS t T VE REEF PEO)PLE (ALL STORES) MONDAY SATURDAY 9 P.M, 9A.M. 6 to, 17S—sB 4!7n Are// W D Brand does not leave quality to chonce The Beef People sell only steaks ripVERNMENT GRADID roosts graded Of shield of assurance to customers SUNDAY 9A.M. Wednesday, Sept. vorho like their beef to bp consistently good in flavor and tender M. So CHO ICE nes, Pismo VAT SAVE W/ Quantity Rights PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Thurs., Sept. 11 thru Sat,,, Sept. 13 Reserved WINN DIXIE STORES INC NOTICE Is AV E vv Quantity Rights EIREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINN DIXIF STORES INC COPYRIGHT 1975 rm . S. CHOICE) (U. S. 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Biscuits. 0 6 0 0 0 0 PKG 45 VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Chun king Chow Plus BATH BEADS IA A A I ) ) ) 10 of 1 p.c. ' $109 Sauce 0 OIL Chun king ChowMeun Borat,.m YASELINE REGULAR 15 CT 9 9 PKG Chun King Soy Liners. - ______ to Bags 9" 89C Sunryland Cheese too# or Z Cur... BLUE BAY Pl.t?y Toll Hefty to., -5 —— VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY KITCHEN BAGS I LB Copelond CAN PAL PLAIN $119 c LB OO Beef Liver 1 SEAFOOD SPECIALS 87 $ J7I W D Bound All Meat • LB Wrtte,n Co,n .d l,ctli Paul Fe.' lou nd H (lair 5 pet 69c BOLOGNA . • . • • • Cubed 49 49 RIB ROAST. . . . . • 1" NECKBONES • • • • SLICED BACON.. ,,' "$ 1 WDB,an(f All Be ef Bonpicut Bret Round Western We te, Corn F,d Fresh P ci Hickory 69c BOLOGNA RUMP ROAST ... 1171 MEATY TAILS . 49c SLICED BACON . to 2it'ro $289 W D Bound Sliced Luncheonr Of'ore. Pickle Boneless Orel USDA Grade 'A"Ifeth Fryer leg Qv(jttrt% or Hickory Smoked Pork Shoulder Arin Pimento or 4rQuick CUBED STEAKS . • , S1S9 BREAST QTRS. . . . 69c WHOLE PICNIC . • 79C SALAMI . . . . . • . 79" ' rIIe. B....f Chl (ft USDA Grad. A F,rth Hickory Srnol,.d Pock Shoulder Arm Perch rIiuc. • W D Brand Cooled 89c $269 SHORT RIBS . . . • . 99c FRYER WINGS is Quick lripn Flounder Cod F,h o' 59c SLICED PICNIC to. . SLICED HAM . . . . Weitern C ;,.,g lull Park USDA Grad. A Firth , .. , 0 Bound All Meat or U S Choce (S.anl Half lb $I 79) or Whole LB Haddock Fillet • PORK CHOPS 1119 FRYER BACKS to 29c ALL BEEF FRANKS 79c RvmP Hull to $169 LAMB LEGS. .000 .ef R,h I $ 00 00 'KG' Fo S $100 (Quaac?eci)Superbcond $100 Bs 4 3 tO ug PG5 . . Atoc Salulo Astor HAIR SPRAY J&*ce Fish Sticks 9 STEW MEAT . . . . . . . •$139 jjj 11111 Bonr.* Beef Bottom ROUND STEAK. is to is .. 9" Boneleti Reef Rub Small (nif S'rnI DELMONICOS . . . . . . . $269 PEO Sliced. Sl.nIp and D,.e ,npd Toit.. 0 Sea $12 I tests $-get N STRAWBERRIES . . . 2 ;i° Astor Brussels Sprouts 0. Sprott of ran e Poly Bog Rutt.t Baling till SAG 29 Astor 59C qyii LB. CHUCK STEAK den p•.f BEEF I $ II - ç Rune BONUS PACK VITALIS a I __ -- BIL GROUND BEEF I II __ -- W-D BRAND ROUND ROAS CHUCK I I JOHNSON'S s 4 41 or $IS9 PxG Preserves 11/ 0 /2-02. 1LB. CANS CAN I 88c Stew De.. South R.'cjulav or Cvnh, Pecinut Is of JAR Butter 89 .-- - 69c ?hi.ft, Maid G'cu1.. 69c Juice Supechrund Regular o' Sot) ti 2 LB $jig Cottage Cheese 0 CUP Borie; 7 79C CAN 59c Limit 3 with $5.00 or more purchase excluding cigar. ,,, Cheeze Kisses. - ARROW MIX OR MATCH 10 $jJU__ 16. 12-ot. CAN ARROW NT NIBLETS CORN CAN GREEN 'G ?ul'ANT PEAS 16 t CAN GREIN GIANT TETLEY VAN CAMP"S TEA PORK ALL FLAVORS k PAMPERS DIXIE DARLING v" FAMILY BAGS CUT GREEN BEANS CRACKIN" GOOD APERS Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchoe excl. cig. 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It the trademark of Mel Brooks. It four new series that set in SheNood Forrest 44 7 4546i prere tonight and it is Robin Hood is the hero. Dick - typical of Mel's insanity in Gautier plays Robin and Mis ty 48 149 150 151 52 53 54 55 comed. Rowe is Maid Marian. But an Other new series include 51 unknown actor named Richard 56 "Doctors Hospital," starring Dimitri steals the opening - - 58 t George Pcppard on NBC, t'lO; 159 eptsiIe in a dual role of 13cr10 Anne Meara, half of a nightclub tram, as a caricature of . ciunedy team of Stiller and Laurence Olivier and so _________________________________________________ -i Meara, turning dramatic ac- funny - and Renaldo, a Puetro Ohio tress as an agressive lawyer in Rican who can't figure out why SEEK & FIND' Kate McShane" on CBS, 10-I1, he's with Robin in the forest. the IS among is __ - - - Arbors - __ - Wednesday's and - - - - - - - - - - - - and another cops and robbers Robin permits himself to be 4 N K H T A M adventure, "Starsky and captured by the wicked sheriff K A K Hutch," a pair of supercops of Nottingham, all the better to with rebellious attitudes. get the loot from wit within. THE 1.INEU1' PBS FEELING 6001) Rerun 8.9 CBS TONY ORLANDO special interest to women. 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Stall No 6 Sanford 37? 51 61 or 772 7.MS ft K A 0 N 0 T I I M A H S 0 p K W _________________________________________________ Instruction.: The hidden names itated below appear torwarj, bac k wards up, down, or diagonally In the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box it in lb shown: and Lindsay-Sidney Greenbu.th Cannon's wife. Obsessed to portray the children, Pa IngalLs learn the truth, Cannon reopens Falls into a financial trap. A the case. harry Townes plays company which owes him a lot his father-in-law. I AKRON CINCINNATI CI:YAHOGA DEFIANCE HARDING LAKE ERIE - - - - 11-Instructions ROCKY FORK 'ivate' tutoring in reaang Cer tifieci reading teacher Grades K through 17 3720911 SANDUSKY BAY LAKE LYNN TOLEDO MT. GILEAD ZANE CAVERNS TOMORROW: Old Lamp. - Under Twenty - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S Fr ench 377 1991 322 7374. 372 1196,)?? 1981 I . Hounding out the group is originally started the group in he told us. "It's our first tour guitarist-singer Ralph Evans 1972. "We'd knocked around in over here, about thirty dates In and drummer Rob "Congo" various bands together and Singer Terry Bennett and a month from coast to coast, The Is proud to decided to get one together for lead guitarist Dal Shell, and we can't wait to come point out that little Wales has ourselves," Dal recalls. "We edict as fashion Show directors for Sarah Covent yJeweiry earn 13 to 15 per hour commission. Full or part-time experience No necessary Samples free Start Now 349 $40 or 319 5691 group offered the %orld such musical broke up shortly after that group, were like a couple of kids Sassafras, when It returns to talents as Deke tonard's Man, them got together again the in wonderland with a room full England, will leave behind Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey, next year when we heard Terry of new toys. The wonderland their first U. S. album, m Their hopes are to become as singinginacabaretancjteamed 'as t he United Sta tes and the "Wheelin' 'n Dealin'," a lyTical, well known. with him. the pleasant hard rock offering featuring a "We've been working at It Shortly after that we added experiences they were piling up generous helping of their own since 1972," Terry told us. Steve and his writing helped set for themselves. compitions. "Believe it or "We've toured every hamlet in us on tire." While the group hails; from not," Dai says, "it is different England, Scotland and Wales Terry could well be called the South Wales, Terry is from from British rock. We tend to be and most of them in Europe. showman of the greup. There's Nottingham, England, and a little more poetic and while One night after another, one inn a glint of devil in his eye and he besides his rugged , handsome we ha ve the r ock beat we have after ano ther 'till we didn't admitted he could have done looks sports a heavy north-of- some noticeable differences in know where we were when we the interview alene but that the England accent, our melodies." woke up. But It has given us the manager sent Dai along to keep "Till you get here," he said, The only non-Sassafras It all together." an eye onhim"Wbile I 'm here In " y ou have no idea how big this on the album is Neil Young's When Sassafras left Wales for America I want to do country is. Everything here is "Ohio." Bassist Steve Finn, the the United States there were everything, see everything and so big and people have been just group's chief songwriter, several thousand Welsh fans to maybe they are afraid I won't The truth Is that my penned the title track as well as see the m off with big "Good get back to Wales with them." dream is to be able to live here "Hamburger Song," "Moon- Luck" banners, "It was the Sassafras isn't jaded or all the time." shine," a nd others while "Highfirst time I'd ever been on a afraid to show when they enjoy Dai (it Is pronounced like the way Song," "Soul Destroyer," plane," Dal admitted. "We some thing new. It shows of David) is a little less and 'Peanut Man" are group always travelled by bus or boat talk with Terr and Dai and it explosive t ha n Terry, but not efforts. "One of us will or car. Now I've flown shows in their music. The result less enthusiastic. "We're used hit on a riff," Dai related, "and thousands and thousands of is that their album is making to good In England then we'll all add a bit, put miles just getting from one iiiores on the charts and plans and in Europe, but the some words around it and see place to another in America." are already being made for audien c es on our tour here have how it works out." Dai and Ralph Evans another tour. new toys were OCx INC FOR OME'THING SPECIAL! lace an ad in classified It doesn't matter what you need You'll find that somp reader has lust Piat (tm he or sPit' would like to sell Do it rviwi CALL, in 7611 COSMETICS iCId Creations. A Marshall Field familyowned company hit a local opninq for someone who It am bilious and personable Free (raining Nninvr'stment in product or franchise Call Mr Watson. 647 ISIS after 10 a m Extremely liberal commissions get in first writing 16,9OO IIA JU Cn,,cW,fl ,, AILA a nuple' to manage small (6) apart merit (onip'e. Attractive rent allowance 477 0101. evenings 131 7573 AVON lant to earn Extra Xmas money? by V MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES CONVENTIONAL 80 VA SO DOWN 950/ FINANCING ,O.,y /. Each Woodmere 0 AVAILA, Home Features Central Heat *no Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outsid. Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fe nced Rear Yard And More I I I Corn. On Out And 1.. For Yourself. e SALES BY Z KISH 323.7540 CD C" Peg Peal Z C) CD 39 • Realty 7)OOMtlloflvilliAve E sta' e Broker ADULTS. NO PETS 116W lndSt I or? Bedrooms Adults only $01 Magnolia Ave Phone 377 0711 Monthly Rentals Available 1135 1150- Color TV QUALITY INN - NORTH I lISP 431 Long*ood 31A-Duplexes _______ got A $ 13,950 - 2 Bedroom. Is i hiittis, kitchen full $500 moving allowance buy a new Granada Townhome at Sanora.' Move in for less and you keep the difference. Over 1,650 See what a Granada Towntiome has square feet living space including 3 bedrooms, 2'/3 baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two - car garage with electric doors, central heat and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Sanora Homeowners Association On closing initial fee ($400) and first years membership to March 1, 1976 Prices range from $36,900 to $38,500. Move in for as little as 5% down with financing at 7.75'/. (A.P,R.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20/. down. No closing costs. Monthly main- ay rent' 1.'nvi' in now 2 Pr1rriciryi ti'rn.' ,'Ili .ie'n' 'rade ',e. when you Very roomy 7 bedroom duplex. kitchen eQuipp,d Near SCC. fenCed yard 322176$ after, 6 p rn t onawooe. beautifully located on 7 aue plat, deluxe 7 bedroom duplezet, air. Carpet, drapet, appliances, utility room. carport, lawn mAintAln.41 (ITO lAS A)(7 . - u' plut ISO deposit. Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 373 4353 ....-.., , ',',I1,I'%, )iJ ALL FAMILY ALL FUN a. flTTt TVt'''flflAV flh1_ Blood Fats Are Serious Problem JIMMY BRYAN TOYOTA ________________________ i' nor,Park Fir 0 678 1603 1971 Buck Century P we'r Steering Briket. Air Bt Offer 661 5767 - . C(OOClit 'rriiij Ft W. r 517 ex canoe Pit t '5 1100 Y ' 'lOP. II')? r ,-1..,1 .' ', - -- 77-Junk Cars Removed $30 - ---- -- WF r ." 1971 Cap'i. 7.000 CC engne FM Stereo, copper colon 76 71 P 19nrtiin St4tiOn Wagon. A 1 town 30011A highway pi moo hi ay 53.500 (nr'ffltion, I new t.rps air con ashi 377 71(k) nyc"', sod wb ervic -_ritirn Plo" 1973 Pi,'rilr'aTrpcacrib'. or hq- t offpr 137 1991 oa,', CASH or in 1111 after S For Your Junk Cars 371 1329 1973 Plymouth Satellite. 'neta ii,r oreen with *1-tIe vinyl t3p Law Cash r''leaoe ar full power, Ike new For Your Junk Cars 1 nwr'4'r 17 31% 171S'1? '37)913.6 I', ______ 781torcycIes --- - t,'nIorrytIt' Insuranc e BLAIR AQFpjy 371 It's like' pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't heeds" with aft it -. - '.' - -. - - -- - - - ____ - __ I r - . . I I I 11 -....., ~___% - ~, , i P 134 ~.- -- 1947 Oldsmoble II lspc'ed AM FM Pit 517% 177 1117 l969 Vnlvn, automatic I door sedan, mnnie'l Iii ts0 Call 323 55%) after . • " s I P ,z~~ --- - ~:-.-_ -- ___-__-.- T.--,-AGAJ -.I..."', - A Ga lbw1 101cs CALLBAIT RIAL Pr.perty ial.* silica heseE 9 to 7 Moedfl to tulip. I to Ill 11txrdsy & Svxdiy I" (305) 322 $721 w323 8010 "SErzVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT -- 12 c' ,. Tr,'.t . 62-Lawn-Garden 05 PFA(FFUt- A real pretty 3 Redroirn. 7 bath home. firpl&de (1rpi't, hreakfas? bar Many extrt w into the construclion aent Asking U 000, but encouraging All offers After hours citlI Jo McDaniel. 332 322•2090 - I ---- special throb and garden sprayers, 9$ cents ca. GardenLand, 1400 W 1st Sf 373 6630 , _ 111111"1111 ) ', - i,:. or Free House Wash With any cir,sning lob .',? r.gjritr P--f', %, P. i- .,., 515 5.11152! • 76M 1 Kids outgrow (hI' swng set or smill t,icyd lp Sell these idle items With a v,sr,t art In pl,jcr pnur act call 'n fr-rrwil 'I :1 d,i! .1' . -- rn ' 42-biie Homes ti(uublewict,' nohlt' hoolt' 6 inGe'nevq for sale of rent Call Art PM (c'rnett. 3739197 aller weekrtans s - 177 5091 - ---- - - 64-Equipment Rent for ---- - n_,•, ni,.. I .,-., ( ' i,,r, ,- t',.'..i i' '' Radio & TV - - FIt hlAIfl", P,orji() t, ru n .i"'l ,I.. . ','C,',f','j (') ',c.r'g I'ç "'ije t2,i!,'n' L gd kFRVICF ON BLACK & WHITE CIc.lrg 32? F.12 .iu?t'" S I T5, RADIOS AND RECORD 0 . 0. . C,f!c'f-. c,, ' Lawn Care .,, - -- Rooting Need id' Cl'' Prompt and hi i'l'pc'rs,- - r' ci- ni 5' .iiii,l up 31 9597 r çr,',' 'h,'' ;- # 1 ., Pj '' 'i.e 07 ' , soft linmins lmnrnvAmPntc bred help cvi Wit 5',i'.1, 00' VIII (ifli'4 S A ntt'7ñ% Piuril iN'(t'tt' work etc By the hour or I,v the mob 177 9365 fl,-tt(i.,P.cinSI-ih)dMtrt I .ikt' Mary. CLOSE OUT 30 PcI Discount all shelf Store' igi,ipmerit for Si',- rut or ''' Land Maintenance CLI37) I&S storm & moved 32? 9(12 or III 1195. .',, fli-.', 5!- '..',fl i (LII tm,' tirihkc'per I-nan.ai ctate'rnpnts and lit, reports 131 i Pressure Cleaning ___________________________ ' • ''' ., ,'' 63-Machinery-Tools MIS REALTORS 171 t1I SOCIAL ACTIVITIES r-' ,i 'O'L',t i. SEA.',AP4 Pit OTOGRAP'. ed WdingS, Cand'ds. Comme' t.eni it Pr'tr I', Adi'9t 5 n' ___ ' F1' Rf3h LANOCLEARING (ltd 11','. -: : FEuc,sv,',lriq u r:-' ;: 'iii -- - . j - ' Lane Cl,;nnu till or t ria, rock All k.ng of c,qng HOSe trailers BookkeepIng Service N[L$ON', I LOR1DA POSES WOOorijft", Gisriiu'n Center 801 Celery Ave Sanf or d - ?ENTRV AND REPAIRS 327 C&A Backhoe Service iFAilT-.-'h f '"''I, him ii? stli'i, l.f i:: s'' - JiSIru%Sq'e,. 15'w'lPi 7' nyerhtng ¶7? 977 !'htography MENu ALL TYPES OF CAR - , ". 5 c ul')ç11C1AJ()O(i Villa,5. 08)8 - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Beauty Care -- Complete 7. II clii nj iji.sss 1.':" - PET REST '1', Bc.r-rg & C,rrrn Pri 322 4057 - '. Wodow & Door Screens Ci.istcm rrIt' Rcp,i'rs Dsccu'n! Prcej 372 6620 -- (safety qls,ci 54(3 Phonic''173 - • 61-Building Materials __________________________________ _____- " It rn,skes DYKES AIR CON ()IT lOhlP4C. 122 9177 ! - , 7 .' A I P C ON Dl T I ON I N 0. REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK 21 hOur Service All Aluminum Screens '5- Ft Care Pa',Ier riq Intt'r or F P7.u''t'r ra':h "it P. m'la!el brick & 5100. specaity 372 2750 I _______________________ - , 'I Home Improvements , , 60-Office Supplies , . ______________ Used office furniture 'I 11 I _______________________________________________ ________________________________ Air Conditioning - / EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I STO 5 '4 PiAh4OSALE Bark to Srhnol Sale' now In lul swing C,uanantceci lowest price', on Spintet. console and Grand I-till line of Coon organs. pric ed to Zentnal klt'itt & Air Cora tnn se'll fast Kr",hn'uarcts Inc $01 N F o r free estimates. Call Carl P.titgniolit and I ash on Square Harris. at SEARS in Sanford, 322 Mall, Orlando 1771 CU M BEAUTY- Talk itbout hitrge' rooms, 79C1) sq ft i 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, family room eQuipped kitchen carpet. Colon crete, en 7'', acres 551,300 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD are an Integral part of life at p; / BUSINES,, DIRECTORY 59-t'isical Wrchandise ' I0CATION- I Bedroom. 7 bath split plan, large family room. firephitne, drapes. shutters, car pet, $51,500 _ ,-, )III, 0 STUDIO 1, 7,3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM M Ssimm' .........4---..... Broler coop muted 157*11 Rest (state Broler ____________________________ ___________ _____ Saie0000e'-Auherl Tt'nor I keP4e'w, used only) ui-ar 5200 177 1111 Kish Real Estate I', ' Forrest Greene. Inc. Patio 38 ' ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 1797 3775961 174.500 Apartments ! :. $ 50 HP Mercury engine & boat in exCeflent shape & ready to go C.00cl trailer. 519% 177 1067 witk to e'If'men?ary bicycle cnlle'o. VA finairuq available rdens Luxury FROM - 5 IS' RunabOut. fibtrgIt, canvas top $IANFCRD._ I bedrOom, 7 bath home, fliCe' trees , air conditioner 119,500 CAILTOSEE LAKE MARY- I bedroom 1', bath I-tome With central heal & air. 0118V0 pay your u #; j • • PLUS PARTS FF-Emactjfa?e--- )Bedroom.2batt-t well maintained, recently redecorated, ice maker refrigerator, range, beautiful Wood i' 51e'.I ili"cb% I es.'(utiye deSk yitrd 379 500 & chins si-c retari,',i desks & chairs. straight (hurl. filing Cabflrtl, aSS Cash and Carry NI AR SCHOOL I Bedroom, 7 NOLLS Pith. 97i))7' tree shaded lot central heat & ,iir nearly Casselberry. 17 77830 1206 s0. n _______ - TOWNHOUSES .Granada ' , 3?? 6392 . - - . ssco 16' 1-IoNic Cat, With trailer (,ondCnnhtOn Sl.500 receptions iananer for local apartment' -H0tises Unturnished rnmpIpx,llyp inHvabar,dcarihave oIlier employment 3 BR, Ili baths. kitchen equipped, Stove. dIshwasher, refrigerator, iidyCnmpanl'tnto live in nice home ditposil, oil heat, air C a n In Sanford with blind widow Own dit loners Quiet neighborhood, 404 room, hoard salary. Call 901 759 Beth Drive. Ravenna Park Phone 3157 after S p m 322 0819 - PtiP,F 1411r,f',Y .5' (lf$X1 "onitt on t.,i nesafter 6pm -- ,. t,ale'rr it Court North. 7 old, fenceni yard, trees, aood financing 175.750 Gold Key Realty Inc PEAl TORS 641 5035 O,ays-3fl 6173 Nights 3327332 'O'!cr tor rea S'e'rC-r 10, I7 \ Sale '- - - IS' Fiberglass Bass boat. full s cirpef.d, with bitit & r od wells (all 3733559 before Ii am Of 3 BR. 7 bath brick hOme, Ill T. JOHNS REALTY CO, BROKERS tenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, structural insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhom.s qualify for the 51/ tax credit. COulpped, washer and dryer Phone 33705$ 711$ Lake Ave 80--Autos for -, ' 4 Wheel Drive Land ':.uisers Han: tøp and Soft Tops Cents, is F i.'r la's I ,urrje'' 5"" I retvr-" raIl P,i Pt i after 530 - to offer. is - ,-,. O r to iinf"5 52_1- - - s I • REALTORS 3736353 8310 6813 ANFORD by owner, ) OR, 2 bath. 2 yrs old Central heat air, It's like pennies from heaven when carpet, garage, screened pOrch, you Sell "Don't Needs" with a large lot, good (oration Assume want ad 71, pct or IlSOdown, FHA Priced below FHA appraisa l 373 it we 7417 Elm Sanford I Bedroom, married couple only No pets 339 6956 Mrs Mello - - ~ Reg Real Estate Broker 372 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1797 iCt some action With a Herald classified ad We'll help you write An ad that will bring a fast sate CALL 332 7611 arge upstairs apartment 1175 month, 110 depotit Wat,r paid ?'- ULP DECORATORS *09W 1st St .377 23)S We fi ~ pw Furniture --Payton Realty luyiruo a ric'w home'? Moving to an apitrtmpnt' Garage Apartment of l(p ?,t I is' 371 0640 171 7S5. '3715215 172 774 - APPI EXTRA INCOME the Am way way As little as 113 getS you it7.rted in a business of your own Get the whole Story. Phone 13.4 Stenstrom - 7 Bedroom Furnished 1 Bedroom apartment, II? French Ave 1100 month pl 535 deposit 177 6117 or 625 4652_ '' - 31-Apartments Furnished You've - 322-2420 Anytime WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Clean furnished apartment, good lOcatIon, all utilities, SI 377 6714 - 76--Auto Parts Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet,) n*edl, front loa d deluxe sewing machine, Sold new for 134900. Pay balance of UI or 10 paymentlof $9 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 107 Eat? 11I Downtown 3779111 Eve 169-111.6 MIKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 3" 2611 or 131 91?) and a friendly Ad Visor will p REALTOR 371 7491 2345 Park Drive 570 up -- (,sll 171 rAI, Assume Payment' TOPS yrs P ARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK rrcrItri -- 9 flt-0041 REAL ESTATE l ' " -- CaliBart Real Estate - Forrest Greene. Inc 373 635). 377 $910. eves at home," to - 1970 I$.lar''i, ' SAP,FORD'S SALES LEADER" Q(111 lT'y APPLIANCES AT 3 BR bOrne' in Lonqwood Also Pl.PC,t.i'd PRICES SANFORD TPunmspon boat, trailer, IS Pip MOSTFST I-oP AUCTION. 373 7340 THE LEASTESTFyinrudu' motor Phone 661 5930 POomy 'I BR central air, diSh KENMORE WASHER, parts .4cP,'r , rear fence. excellent NORTH PENT PURCHASE PLAN Service, used machines (reclitin,, Derorated to a TI Close Modern, Clean 'I OR home, family I. OONEY APPLIANCES)?) 06 to golf & I I All for 173.900 room, garage, carpets Call $31 $777 FENCED Pf- 1 BPs. nice location 53-TV.Radio-Stem (tOS. to Schools and ShOppiOg CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR areas, pantled family room. Color TV's from ISO, 85W, from irapes kitchen eQuippe'd 176200 I. ike Mary, 3 BR. 1 bath. fence. no 513 Service all makes HERBS' oualifyinq 171.950 Acre Realty. TV 17CC 5 FrenCh, 373 1731 RFAI TOP. 171 7750 coioR TV. 1II'9SMOPJTH 11500 REBATE RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Your MLS Agency PlO QUA LI FYI PIG AU 100A New 3 t"drm home, all extras. S oct REAL70R5 2565 Park Dr ______interest 130000 3777717 SUPER VALUE 55Boats & Accessories JUST FOR YOU- Large 3 OR. 7 Oncanahandfenccdswirnrningpool II home. nice family room. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, large tree BOAT HIGH ecuippe-di kitChe'fl, new carpet. 00 Shaded lot in Quiet area 147.000AND DRY' Qualifying Only 175.900 17.000 Terms down OLDER HOME If you've got a bo,i! 'hat's lisin dilocked, don'? keep 'I It s too ti'g $16,100- I BEDROOM. )i bath, Modernized 1 bedroom and 2 baths with central heat and air, on 2 lots to CrOw flowers n and it's too stove & refrigerator, 13.500 down in city 178 900--Terms valuable' t) lust Sit around and get older HOME & POOL SACRIFICE Home on lake, 3 BR, Sell it with a ChitSSified itti And treat S Bedroom 7 baths. 3 car garage, 7 baths, centril heat air yourw ifetoacrui%ethekndof go FIa rm i'ent H A. Prcet,13000 ('000 LOCATED COMMERCIAL bOat SHE appreciates PROPERTY for sale or lease CALL 377 7i511 _ WITT REALTY tk'Bary.-Adults 1 BR, air; close to stores, Churcht'S Ideal for retired persons 6M &4U or 377 4054 e have listings We have buyers. We need another real estate II. cent" help us make sales time .- Sevilla Gardens---- (17 OR luxury apIs, all electric tat in kitchens. private. residential From 1150 "IS Sanford Ave531 757) eveni ms 18-4He1p Wanted up --- rat, I) M turns as Mrs. Ingalls. Melissa also makes some other Gilbert, Melissa Sue Anderson horrifying velations about . area. - Z - - . - ,. - (n(7.1 building for rent Well located on French Ave 7100 Pr, 173 2A1 ft amr?prrn Irr n, unfurri apIs in duplex 1 OR. 5145, 7 Br, $165 Carpeted, air conditioned, kitchens equipped Beat Sanford residential rts Quit? 5 t Afe AdultS only 3771796 -- 0 N A A C 0 I U M B U S 1 ft 0 V X I M CSV .-. ru , TWrop to Eat 9-Good Thin great to us. J AIRPORT 1975 _____ FurniShed ltlud'nq Util e's 7 BR They're Hot" - -- After Hrs. 131 1470 New h ou s es na rural area No down Larry Saxon, Realtor payment, monthly payments lets _ than rent Government Subsidized PA^Ia P4anrlerson Lane to qualified buyers Call to see it Older 14muse an one acre iou Qualify' 332 6505 WEEKLY RATES ntelloCnt, young Attraciive, Vietnamese female refugee. craduate of UniverSity of Saigon and English 'Teshers College. desires Australia Sydney. position in south Seminole tot O office Speaks uoOd English. skilled in tx,okket0nQ Would make e.ce'flent c leflk Will wOrk hard for whatever your budget allows Phone 3396111 K ROCNMORROWRIPLEVOTA Linden stars as Pa Cannon's wife and youngster 14 Ingalls and Karen Grassle reyears earlier. The dying hood song * 7 &3 AR MOBILE HOMES ka • - I I I K U W ft 0 C K V F 0 R K A 6 A I Michael members of the Sassafras rock back." 75'w174' lt'nct'd lot large shade trees. City water & sewer Couole r'cCft'red 1150 mn A A Mc ('lapahan, flrnk,'r 377 5997 - 75-Recreational Vehicles 'i PAULA MINI FARM 7nned for a horse, also r oom for a tennis court ACRE I HR 7 bath. central air, double garage. screened na'n Pt US outdoor Iwrnmnri OO'iI tlurrf' S41 500 17) 91111 * "Get 'Em While * 17'i60 7 BR mobile P'w)me, private 7 see AATCSLJGABMTGI KTILNN Jones. . moviEs r' 7571 l'i' ()r 172 7118 P11,1 TOP After l'4r 17? 9)i 177 3991 122 0648 Two bedroom mobile bile home, nice loraton, for rent or sale 377 1194 of alter S MI 6701 .,,i '.' -- --- HEAt - -- - - 51-Household Goods 70$ I ALlPEL AVF '3 OR. I h.ilh. tharled tot loned commercial. for S Solt of twin r,,,urile t)t'd$ ri ,II'r,'ssrs & a home or hlness 115 900 how springs US Twn old s.'w nrj narhinr.s.1loeacp,. (ailalter 5 30 7125 YALE AVE 3 or 4 OR mint sis~l ') fa arm, with bIt of fruit Has I BR pt Selling ht'Iow appraisal at M der lting your Home! Sell no 125,900 longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad Crank Realty Broke 107W Commercial Broker. Sanford 377 7551 .' - 77' (olispot (hMt Fre:er, 1150. Kirin II;. bed. 1700 . GE twin door refrigerator I ru'e:u'r, ice maker on door, 1150 70 nal Aquarium with stand flit.''', ' rinno ', i,-Anrn fr,r win. 17) f5' 7fl9GALE PLACE- 3 BR, I", bath. gara ge, 3 yrs old, in new condillon 171.900. JOHN k P IDE P ASSOC Rea I tyinc. - NO MONEY DI `4 APIYIAII.'AITO '5 1,1 Chico 5 ThieMa" C,nyudC red 't 171 4%70 or $31 1961 2a ton Chevy pick up. very good thape 11 095 Call 177 1651 Ask foe 1970 AMC Rebel %t.ItiOfl,.wlq'," small V 5. a,j?oma?ic, air Phr.-r" r)i,an e Mi-C,ulre De,,ler _____________________________ _______________________________ 323 1759 Make your Budget go further, shop ANTIQUES '69 VW. 17000 mileS, ewr.IIi-'i' ________________________________ the Classified Ads every day dOrritivu 51 i'll or hf-St fltt.'r I Piece or Houtefull '65 Ford Pickup, Qood condition, ________ __ 171 71)6 (1.50 371 4175 'rispei'te' and ready to gp First , TOYOTA 5795 bti',r 127 1.1)7 -- ' 615?nr '1771111 W. Garnett White Jim Hunt • -- - '------ Sassaf ras Touring America EMINOLE ________________,I )I i - i A K K K H I K V K S U A P M M V C 1' the fifth season in this against variety hours, series as the portly, wordly ex8-9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON detective turned private inTHE PRAIRIE SEASON vestigator. In the season's PREMIERE "The Richest Man opener, Cannon is painfully In Walnut Grove" This starts reminded of the tragedy that the second season for this robbed him of his family when a family drama set in the post- hired assasin makes a deathCivil War period in Minnesota. bed confession that he killed really math us feel . , ' CASH 322.4132 Forusienfurn, itife .tpiliflnit'% toolS. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's P,tarf, 71% Sanford Ave - I,. '' in this slot in the face of a trend back for By KURT IJSSSEN The Herald Services , per week Salary negotiable Reply to Box $55. c t Evening Herald. P0 80' 1657 Sanford ______ Fta 37771 ,,., . QoOd ESTATE George Willis 37) 60 Performed by Marilyn. Notary. (kala. 904737 5561 or 732 5773 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhapt Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 455? Write p 0 80* 1213 S,infcicd Florida 32771 , REAL RN for doctor's office, I afternoons - - 717 BAYWOOD CIRCLE 3 BR, I'i bath, new carpet, in excellent Condition Large lot 171.500 3226457 Commercial Properties" Homes, Lots And Acreage rvon" .' ')fl 194Y , P EAt ESTATE. INC 2606$ Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5771 At!,,' . - 0' I r .1 (ri lii'i' UM It. beautiful Wekiva River at Camp Seminole 377 1170 LIcensed real estate sales person lot' actIve Sanford office Experience desired, or will train Business .s MARRIAGES Iccithint Vineqarf 86' Kelpl Now All four in one capsule, ask for VPI6 v, Faust's Drugs -- Homes - (i"r. mileage. ',,mIl V I- auto trar. f' air Immaculate Condtrv throurihoit 1I. M or he's? ohm Plot'. IA? 77% alte'r it, T-p wrie. IS',' lnq, overall lentb inrlding tongue. 71,' Tanniem ,'ivli' electric brakes for Pu,a('lin(j fraIor or I pert' of rouiipmenf 1500 firm 119 Wanted to tx,' uset office' furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, H-wi' 1797 11'1 __________ Per Rotary, 1000. elertnic "Mimo" machine'. '.upurh condition Sell fluid' for rash At% 5" Dew,,lt Radial arm saw 3777911 hetwf'efl 10 pm TAFFER REALTY G ENE R AL CONTRACTOR hn ce - I ittlu' ~111 ,,l', Ii' cirj 009,big 1`11-1 'iI!', 1 1"'k I '' 'r, rn.' 171 7611 or Sale l69(r,..r.,., - -- /7 t rru 751) 1' tOirr.'r. low niilexgr', new tire's Motor & body ru o,re'lle'nt ondit,00 Private - Reu Peal Estate Broker 11(1)1 75th St 317 6635 JOHNNY WALKER RENTAL _________________________________ rr.','r for 80-Autos 79-Trucks-Trailers --'- Fill LER BRUSH - SANFORD - We 8uy Furniture " 817W itt St.)?? 5641, 3fl 27S7 3 Bedroom I bath home. fenc ed 'fl backyard. rnrnpletely furnished, even color IV III ¶00 (all Bud 1?? - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315F First %I 3fl-S6fl IN ALL PRICE RANGES Small lake, tw',iijiiful pyjrne Silt' wi4'1ed area Harold Hall Realty 34-4bile BALL REALTY Lake Mary 2 Acres '"t- Mt- rILJOUS BUY- l,ithe70'%. 3 bedroom 7 bath split bedroom plan, Central air fireplcp, ci rt'llent ffl(ai On I I - - CHOICE LISTINGS Rf:ALTY INC 75th St 3217832 HALCOLnERT REALTOR Eves 377 0817 Selma Williams FIl TOP ASSOCiATE, 377 15$7 FFPOPIT 7 (.iThi i'n s;s 'u - - distric t Wednesd,y,_Sept. 10, 1975-i B -Wan!ed to Buy - - 7 Apartment buildings near to*n convenient to Shopping 50-Miscellaneous for Sale I and 'rhni,ts 170000 each. terms available' For infnrm,,tion (ill Kitchen FSalhioom cahnets, Count171 31')? 'Pr tops, Si uks Installation avail able Bun rj.bell 3775057 any time me' lot' sale tjy Owner. 18 Sma ll ho, w rnric old, central heat lair,) BPs I' I baths- 171 0117. 7516 ElCpitnn r)rlve HAL COLBERT Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Merchandise Merc an ase ___________ - - ____________________________ i ow r'ir 7 Bedroom, in good rendition ex cellent location 116 sc'o ii'rrns It cIassfe(1 ______--_________ U U N Partially futflihed 3 bedroom, foot'd. fruit frees 5275 373 -- f 1, baths. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN P en Real Estate Broken 322.7643 322-7643 Inv,tlnn pool in Pjjrgr' I bedroom "nipwttI family ronhlt Only 1134,500 41-Houses - -- 1 901 736 M7Inr 3770763 90173109 31 after S COIJNIRYIAKFFROtIT Closeto town. 4 bedroom i Mre. boat dock Furnished B edroom House P4lceyard 377 7(197 or 177 3750 _____________________________ forget it Why store it And forget it and forget it wIti Ad )77 2611 - Apartments Unfurnished N I 6 S K 0 C I I K I Y 11 K I I. N C H January. They've been a big hit PREMIERE William Conrad is A WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME! • wrIte 6-Child ( 904 775 4111 to P - BenronmS. - Pont. Carpet ed - 7 Pecirnr'ii un in %'ii I ('ildi') k 5175 plus a,'oosI ( A ll 122 lQl after ______ A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants -toage2 onty Next to new Drovers' 1 7ItecI I-urn & Unfurn License Bureau 772 4645 take, pool, boat, clubhouW MARINER'S VILLAGE 373 M1O Child Care in my home Ex n.ri.nr1 4$ m$AI( t,rl till BAMBOO COVE APTS. S LncustAv, Call 332 IRS. One 5 7 bedroom apartments, Child Care in my Home furnished or unturnished Newly 120 for I 171 for redecorated Come 'I'1 "11,11 - - - 300 E • a I k 11.,#%: ,I .11 __ 18-Help Wanted - FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and e'venlngclldcare 6. 30 am ¶01 a m A Child's World 372 B Furnished - L S 1 0 W 1, 0 H A I N N N I C 6 1 S C I) A U X 1, K N 0 K I U offering For Those 33-Houses 1 1 Prdrnom 7 bath large fenced vArd cirotlent Condition 173. 900 5150 Ac1ui( 122 6620 , - Jiulila JuI•JJ. - ROTTEN 'ii outrageous u rageous comeav bearing Friday Noon - BR varo ort't'UCC1 171 c7.S4 41-Houses _____ -- 7 Pt'droorii .jr (noditioned tenced yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave$5,900 or ntIr' oIler 3771197 iiUt'r 530 Before Publication ARE RE YOU TROUBLED Call Toll Free. 644 7027 fo ''We Care'"l4otiine" AdItS or Teens rvqm ju 0I 8-8:30 ABC WHEN THINGS WERE PREMIERE o 2 br'droorn hnue %to Country Club Circle 173 _________________________________ problem for Ingalls, so he does odd jobs tonight. Day SMiforciAlAnon Family Group P.O Boy 553 Sanford. Fla 32171 .itt1 director-writer and bit-part as 3 Bedroom, 7 s'rs nid Childr en 0 K t IMP rent and i mo %t'cur,ty Call 57117.07 DEADLINES - i__i IhilOkS I'UUIII 6thru 25 times For families or trends of problem drinkers For further information call 173 13 -- 15 16 " 41ca line 3lca line 24C line 261Imes (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ) Lines Minimum MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - 12 - - Ithru5 times ss - -ü 7 And 1 tii-a,rflnrn patio homes $709 mo I IRSI MONTH'S RENT FREE 3777090 I '•'•' i! 70th St .rnit 2 Bec1roon ( li(iiir'. (tflv & ri'4rq rator 5160 rwitti Plus 'I 5 %lSc,epotit )fl ¶910 I ------ • RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. r e 14 'Jill Winter Park 13 (9) (3, 5. 13) Somerset - 8319993 3222611 tE 59 Mickey (6) ! Li - (44) The Mod Squad 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2,0) Tomorrow Sunrise (44) (Jriderdoq I i - Celebrity Right (li) burke's Law 6'00 (9) 10 (2) OrlQndo Seminole ~ ~-I.~! :~ ~~ CLASSIFIED ADS IL - - A PA ISE R L I 44 Upward A PL forç (torib i''r Hebrides N I. Pi 47 Destiny island pt " rlT 48 Castle old Celt.c N U T u LI TtE fSki' lsI,lndI center (island I 'Lj EtriE 52 Cell of MultI P.L AISI DOVI 56 Certain ships t. ES 9 Sheeplolds 57 Jason ve5s•t I0f5 ECjHAT iScot fflyIIi i DATPS1 Wore away ,COtE, 58 DailII Hops kiln PiCk it'1° e N E LL .L 15 Capable of LIs, being rased 17 (u1ns riii 31 Skaters 16 Palm teat arena le I Sun.caused oowu 13 1ir 34 to ISCol i coloratiOn 17 Race course 35 Nest feature I Thtlr1ct Asian country 38 Monitor t:ardl circuit abbreviation 21 Recede 39 Rodent 2 New Zealand 19 lowest 24 Friend (coil P point 43 French parrot 25 (slay harbor ii impresSOflisI 3 Word of assent 20 Fragrant wds 44 Paid nol-ces ofeOresin 30 European river 4 Prohibit flawl S Choler 21 Noun suffixes 45 Hard fruit 32 1I 46 IndividualS 33 Circumscribed 6 Whale 27 Wager 7 Word Of 47 Dstant 23 Color 36 French liver negation City on the 21 City in Italy 49 Large CiStCfl Mine entrance 26 Make over 50 Australian bird Island of Coil tO Musical 27 Petrarcha 40 Decay 5 G ener a l lab) inStrument 41 Small cask beloved 51 WIt' II Mi1thlkii I8 M'! •hi' 54 Pride (coil t.•r r' .1. fì hot -- - - 3 2 4 1 __ 5 6 1 8 ACROSS 6 __ - ____________________ I-or cic(w'nujuhte lit*n service .11 rc'.uscviabl'r,t"s Call Rick Peynols, 173 5933 (0 %"N`lr- Q(lAt MOWING rut 1% F1 IN 7 179 ,ittr Concrete and carpenter wor i. remodeling: air conditioning rcsfing '3715785 Tree Service S-'!Al L BU'iN( S BLUES? Don't lust Sit there wiling ton It. n,phone to ring Advcntse Phone O. business service in The Herald clasSified Business Sery' Dir cc r - ' Office Machines - OFFICE MACHINES "Vii' ',i'r', (P All malt's and mp.jet" Free Pickup and Delivery %jruford But ness Machines 372 8005 Paint At Body Work 't' 'In Lu P. 'Itter u' fl & ili'I,, ri', P'i,i' I' 1".0 ! 7(8 7 1C,6 ,- rip .' ri's' f',', 'n,it. :, .-r 1;) l55 Pest Control �8 B--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesda y. Sept. 10. 1975 coupons A&C ar worth 400 stamps on a purchase of $70 o B&C are worth 500 stamps on a purchase$2S Coupons A,B&C are worth 600 stamps 0h1a purchase of $10 through $24.99 r 1hrouoh or more [ - - - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - W= - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -r r I 'S 'I I A 10 0 BONUS lbp%lue Stamps I I Use this coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for up to 450 bonus Stamps 1 (Excluding items prohibited bylaw) lI!i1!'t. Coupon Good Thru Sept. 17, JIM • $1000 thru $14.99 Use this coupon with the other Triple Header Coupons for up 10 .50 b'rnu& Stamps (Excluding items Coupon Good Thru Sept. 17. $15.00 thru $19.99 I J 1975 1350 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE 9.11 To 9.17,1973 SANFORD HWY, ORLANDO AVE LAD DRESSING ARMOUR * TESTENDER CHUCK O Oc CUT SHOULDER ROAST CALIF BREASTS QUARTERS 481c 58c LB. p2.78 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK STEAK LB. 9.28 ROASTING CHICKENS 586 LB. BREASTS, THIGHS DRUMSTICKS LB. PEARS 29c 39c LB. RED HAVEN NEW JERSEY PEACHES i. 39c LB. GRAPES RED DELICIOUS APPLES TEXAS CARROTS 3 • LB BAG. 69; LB. BAG 2/39c 2 FOR 25c GROUND BEEF LBS. or MORE 3 LB. OWALTNEY BEEF BIG 73 LB '8' FRANKS LVXES REGULAR 98c or 88 BEEF BOLOGNA LYKES CHUNK STYLE BRAUNSCHWEIGER 11C 4 5911 6½ OZ. CAN TAMATfl C BOOTH SAVE 30c is. 68 SHRIMP STICKS 69C . CATSUP 120Z. BOTTLE HI.0 FRUIT PRUNE JUICE 40 OZ. B OTTLE 69C BETTY CROCKER 18', OZ. BOX CAKE MIX LUCKY LEAF APPLESAUCE SOOZ. 65c 99 C DRINKS 460Z. CAN 39C 49C JIF HILLSH1RE PRECOOKED SMOKED SAUSAGE LB TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF GALLO VERMOUTH 1.5 SWEETor DRY 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF It~ l KEEBLER COOKIES PITTER PATTER or r. . nfl r a r a .. 6.10 LB. MACKEREL LB. FROZEN TROUT FILLET l:.1 -- . , V FALL -0 flu,. • • Sanford Naval Academy launched Its 131h year today lth bataillon for' niation (in photo belo). In photo kit, Ron (1k ens Issues boots and trousers to petite Janet Smith sho seems tot)esaying, These big things for little ol' me" Roth arc In the 11th grade at the Academy. i Herald Photo by Bill , , .uncen r.l ' . .. . -. , • ' FI?a - I- - ' -- - i .-- . - .• - - - .. . - - I . . ' • , IN i .• - i• . . . • -i- --. 18 OZ. JAR DEL MONTE CHUNK 61 '2 OZ. CAN 79 39c MULLET LB. Today The Fst'nln H raId's six 1(,otball forecasters and a feature guesi( prognosticator are In action again this ytar For the lo%do%n on who's going 39c SHRIMP LB. 9 8 $4 9 S, Ihar tbb'. r. ,miim am b' D L ' TOP VALUE STAMPS lAo Al ,. AA A 0 1)1 \ Around The ( Iitk Brid ge comics r;;ccs4urd 100 EX . I -, . .• unti . - — . '" jtd - ' . ,4 . , 4- . f. •.i ,• C CV ' ,i pC • . \ • - ' -j • ' . ' . J - ' - I. . . iV P1 . / ' ( - 1 ' . - - '4 '1 '%' / / - . - - :- . I 'i _,_, . ;, .'.' . -. .. - 477 '- I ' ."'-' .•• • J tie argued that law en. a "may I a ozen' cars Pas ' sod forcement couIdn't justify failed because of a faulty with f ulty equipment. lie said breaking laws to do what they'd leering mechanism and tires. the w bribe "payoffs" were made .LsOn. done in the Troiano case Swart2. who sa id he had met at locations other than Defense attorney George because it goes ag nst what ,s previous! with Jones, FBI, Cas.selberry Ml,! station Spflnkel said immediately that ,t I he start of the trial • Contin ued on page 12A) the conviction will be bppealed. Secret Service and state, at nt md McGregvr ordered Trolano, the 45-year .okl la ther of two small children, hld in jail but indicated bonu will be considered once the appeal is filed 1 rotano, who adziiittej two prior criminal convictions, testified that he had never acceptedabribetopasjiara the Casselberry MV! station and that he didn't remember inspecting Margie Parker's 1971 Chevrolet on July 10 when Jerry Swart:, a former Fern Park auto dealer now set-sing a priso term ntermfor uttering a forgers of the Seminole tax collector's name on an alleged lien receipt and Miss Parker testified they took the defective auto through the inspection line Trotano said the inspector s number on the inspection certificate was anothtr man s but state witnesses said the forms had been pre numbered earlier at 'he sta rt of the work dI% Miss Parker and Swartz , an I ' ' • Obituaries 1 - . . - -- e - b' • 4 ... - - 1P1 . i - \ it ,... - .I , FIr0' i a . -. I IP) - " , a as . - - ' i' -1,11, "4 r v ,. / '. -' - - l -N\ - rA -r _." vI'• -. .-'' ' t A ;''/ . ,. I', iL " county legal department. You Williatiis says creation of a that, he said professionals say have to create your own county legal department would it' hinibrough s raised iheaperfora county to hire 4% Itit hAquestion at a budget slashing department' eliminate the need both for its own legal staff. Kimmibrough's comments Freeman and for tht. labor " session Tuesday , but Officials say the chief at proposal the came alter Commissioner Mike attorney — resulting in a net torney in the new department SA c0liunission. It was the second Hattaway suggested cutting savings to Iaxpayers of W.000 would function much the Saint, $10000 from the amount yearly 11mm' the matter has be as a department head. Off mciaI 12 h uikttt-tI for count s' att ,r,i, t i 'ii, i ,i,,,,.,.... . Ii tti,iiigI ,t,, i iun " Hospital P11lPh1 :' 11 00 Kimbrough Backs Move To Create Legal Abolish Post Seminole County coniKinibrough 4aid com. Also suggested by Hattaway the cowity attorney's position," missioner John Kimbrough has iiitssioners were 'fooling" was cut of $25,000 from money Williams said when he first proposed creation of a county theiw%-lves if they thought, they budgeted for an attorney to suggested a legal departnien! legal department — a move could cut costs by reducing the handle labor negotiations.' egotiations on Aug 25 officials say would eliminate amount, of money budgeted for The labor attorney carn.s Kimbrough said Tucsdis (ount'. Attorney Torn Freeman's fees upwards of $100 per hour, and professional studies show the Freeman 'ss post amid case "Logically," limbrough $100 000 ii is been budgeted for cutoff point for paying a counts SH taxpayers an estimated 185,000 said -you've got to go to a his pay att orney is$70000a sear. After to win In this sckend, see Page 13 of today's Iferald. BANGLENDISH 46CT. , pensation as a county employe. aximuni sentence on the conviction is five years in .. They must think polluuon in Snin1e County is going to go away," said Adair. admitted law enforcement a motel to c lst4jnt State Attorney Bill informant with four felony tornes igenLs at discuss various criminal ac- Ileffernan sought a court order convictions, including a federal tivities in central Florida, said to keep reporters out of the A suspended county motor conviction for shipping he placed a magnetic dealer's courtroom during Swartz' ehtc1e inspector was in jail fireirmsto Israel, testifi ed that license tag on Miss Parker's testimony on the grounds that today pending a pry-sentence Swartz had a folded up five, car, and used a false title Swartz, now a state prison investigation following his dollar-bill In the palm of his registration slip showing the inmate, fears for his life in conviction Wednesday of taking hand wben he shook hands with car was owned by his Fern connection with his activities as a $5 bribe to issue a state auto Troiano during the inspection Park Motors, in getting the auto an informant in ot her cases. safety inspection sticker for an procedure. inspected. Judge McGregor deni ed th e auto with faulty' equipment They said Troinno mentioned Sartz under oath admitted state's motion to gag the press. OlAflt.(l by Sheriff John Polk 's that the auto had bad tires, but secretary. the defendant said he didn't hi had bribed a former \Pd Sprinkel, in closing A t w o-woman, four man remember making such a inspector "ma y be treeorfour arguments to the jury, charg ed months before" to issue inircuit court jury deliberated statement on Jul 10 the t w o-day trial sas a tio k Ior fa b' nearly two hours at the end of travesty to justice, calling M' P k t tIled esi h t he t a tr ars h e man the to.da% trii1 before Circuit Swartz a bum and saying of a failed pass sae Swartz is no longer i h Judge Robert B. McGregor Ca had e theuseo(histestimony,' If this before returning the verdict inspection in ati Fe br uary or county IV! department and is w ha t the citizens of Seminole that Anthony (.. Troiano, of cans .arc1 anu t..at se U4U hasn'tt been arrested. _OUnty County ant In law en., • (u isin the car l ul y s..tn, in o ther tsumony, flO heard : Orlando, was guilty of ac- in assisting detective Jim this is wha t by the jury, Swartz has said sorcernent. cepting unauthorized cornthey're going to get. Jones, she d the that h had •d . ' Dale said he asn't sure what the future holds. lie's still checking, "Wi th out a lab, it's hard to run a program," Dale said. "The commission in its infinue wisdom cut the budget," Adair noted. Accepting Bribe '-v LB. 4 WITH PURCHASE OF 1 l.AKE MARY Disagreements between elected officials and the volunteer fire de partment, brought to a head by the resignation of Fire Chief Charles Smith were calmed at least temporarily by city council Wednesday night Adopted unanimously wits a motion by Councilman harry Terry to conduct a study into the possibility' of reaching agreement be tween the city's fire department and th e volunteer fire department. The subject of criticism by colleagues for her leadership ~f (Continued on page l2Aj 9C 7 9C FRESH KING U 200 EXTR2 p I ' FRESH WEST COAST PEANUT BUTTER TUNA 98, '1.38 12 oz. . w QUAL.PAK CRISP GREEN PEPPERS SHOULDER 681" CAMPBELL'S FAMILY FARE THOMPSON SEEDLESS LB. VARIETY PACK WHITE TUNA LARGE WASHINGTON ST. BARTLETT LAMB FAIRWAY COPELANO LUNCH MEAT EMPRESS SOLID SAVE bc a.- rnitted an $80,000 request, but that was reduced to $34,584 — before Tuesd ay's budget cutting session. fly 8081! LLOY D Herald Staff Writer • . FAIRWAY FARMS 100 PCT. PURE CUBE '' ' miscioner it cponsibilltscs M vnr Wallet $ mnernately grand Mrs. Mercer's request, saying "I will t'iUier appoint a lire cornuiisaloro'assumethebllflien ne myself," Council member Lillian Griffin accused Mrs Mercer of "snooping" into the o pe ration of other city departments and not taking care of her own. Mrs. Grif fin saidMrs, Mercer told the state fire marshal that the city was illegally using above ground tanks for gasoline storage. She said represen. ta Lives of the fire marsha l's office had gone onto her private property and was"snooping around my shop" without asking pe rmission She said above ground gasoline storage tanks are located all over the state of Florida The city will be given a 90-day emergency permit to gise time to place the tanks underground she said Mr (,riffin said two oil ulifli) mit ha ve given use if $1098 Of hcn Adair's budget '.'.as wiped out. Ilatt.away said private labs will be utilized to do some of the testing Adair had hoped to do in the county's laboratory. 'When they started talking about it, I thought they were just doing away with lab services. They said there would still be personnel to handle conplaints and check on pollution . J didn't pay toufl,uch ittention," Artair said, A check with county officials today revca!ed only $2,500 is left in Adair's budget. Initially, he sub- Auto Inspector Convicted the- fire department, council member Virginia Mercer asked to be relieved of fire cm. NEW ZEALAND STEAK LB. FAMILY PACK 6 LB.9.63 N.Y. STRIP ECON. 0 PACK MIXED or 98 ARMOUR TESTENDER USDA GRADE A FRESH FRYING CHICKENS LEGS LIMIT TWO WIT'i $7,50 (OR MORE) FOOD ORDER ONELESS ROLLED - _ ' lo48 STEAK B 39c $ LB. FrMfrvf fl DONNA ESTE.S Itirald Staff %Srit.r $1 38 ROUND BONE LB. BO NELESS LB. RUMP ROAST LB. LB. UNDER BLADE TOP ROUND FRYER PARTS ' ER 1 0 Calmed 'KG. CUT-UP LB. 584 Guilty __A Has sle MARGARINE!, vtronmental services. "if there is a position, I'd be in favor of not tur. ning him (Adair) out In the c" H old,attaway said. "If he qualifies, he'd be considered for some other position," Ilattaway added. Ilattaway went on to say that Adair would have to seek a new job In Dale's department. If Dale's budget can afford Adair's $14,800 yearly salary, llatthway indicated Adair could be placed. Specifically, Hattaway said tlw i(er11njssofl "had in mind to reduce the budget in Seminole County," Ii At L. Ma ry S PARKAY KRAFT' LB. ONLY LB. SIRLOIN STEAK CEP FAIRWA WHOLE g'i, 3LADE The$34,S84reduction iped out Pollution Control Officer Langley Adair's job, along with a biologist and a technician who worked under Adair, ('ontacted today, a stunned Adair said he v a; EXTRAS FRYERS ROAST County. 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. TOO P.M.) USDA GRADE A FRESH "trying to determine" how much money was cc. tually taken froni his pollution control department. Asked if he planned to appeal the commission's decision at next Tu May's session, Adair answered, You better believe it. I would hope that the people of S'niinole County ould be up there with mc, too." Commissioner Mike llatt.away said the c. mission planned to combine pollution control with the utility department — placing Adair's respon. il.11tle under Bill Dale, the director of eri• ilie Seminole County Commission, by cutting $34,584 from the 197546 budget, has eliminated the entire pollution control department in Seminole MON. THRU SAT. _ r AR fly El) PItICKETr Herald Staff Writer WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD I STEAK Coun t y Pollution Control Budget Wiped Out wI STORE HOURS USE YOUR CARD FOR EXTRA SAVINGS ROUND • EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS UP TO Pri c e 10 Cents Cut Eliminates Director's Job t?r the other Triple Header Use this coupon coupons for up to 450 borus Stamps 1 (Excluding items I Coupon Good Thru Sept. 171 1975 with I prohibj,edby'aw),: I GET 12771 purchases totaling wi I • SInfnrd, Florida lbp%iilue Stamps II with purchases totaling U 1 1 68th Year. 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Monday, Sept. I. lt7S ___________ 32H0USes 4—Personals pWfltd - -------------- I 41—Houses Unfurnished . Children OK I rent And I mo Security Call s,i i 007 ______________________________ Air conditioned, fenced 1901 Summerlln Ave ft.9i or makt' offer 372 3197 AVON ARE YOU LONELY' Let us help I Wril to earn EiIr Xmas money YOU to inert the right (All MI 1079 for you NATIONAL SINGLES i 7 hedronm hnup, stove.. 11 10 133 CLUB OF AMERICA Phi 305 (,ntry(luh Circle 323 157$&ter EARN FXTRA INCOME th 7) 27i0 I 10 As little1)5 QCIS vou 'tarted 10 A h op5% I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE own 'lory Phone 131 7 And 1 bedroom patio homes FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED r.elThe 1091 mo FIRST MONTH ' S RENT BY ANYONE OTHER THAN 1777090 ERFE AS, OF SEPTEMBER S. 19741, _-. 7oned (7, 7 BR. fireplace. garage. iowo. move In 114.950 Acre l flA• ?fl 111 VItA "''."Y TitusviIIp- 3 bedroom. l' bath wall to wAll carpet. lanced yaqd. bsrA utUl shade trees 119500 269 1770 _______________________ -- --- 41—Houses Set of twin flptehcd%nr tool prinn SS Two old scwng - BALL REALTY TAFFER REALTY Modernizing your Home? Sell t Ine k... uwiul irems Cla ssified Ad Firli R'.tl Estate Broker 377 6655 IICF 75th St AssuiiPaymirits "c; 'riut LUXURY ITEMS I-Ut times Wallace JAckson - It's like pennies from heaven when OU sell "Don't Needs" With t an A FRACTION OF THEIR COST F ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! - 64—Equipment for Singer Zig Zag, 10 front load delu x e Sewing machine. Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance SANFORD Motorcycle Insurance fLAIR AGENCY 37) 3*M . -- 21Sitto 78_IW)?OrCYcles l9704ond4S0rCflt(00fl See tOAPPfC'Cl&C 1175 phone 373 515* after 1- 30 o m BArIry & F ood M L .'Iie Mary. CLOSE our Xl Pd Discount all Shelf qood Store Eguipmenlfor Sale lfl - ncPi'nrc. Sl0each. Call iftcc 5 30 pm fl '1551 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES *17W isIS? .327 SMI; - I —iachineryrooIs Rent 68th Year, No. 16—Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1975 79—Trucks-Trailers .i BR, 7 bath Pinecret area large Transferred Must sell 4 BR. ?bath Rent Plue lustre Electric Carpet Hcvydutyconvenioflat cAb White 3 BR. Ii yArd. %i9Cmo ISO deposit 37 7534 Pm' Kitchen with breakfast bar, 717 BAYWOOD CIRCLE --Of 168 or 1O Payment s of 19. See at t erithin' VneOAr' Ba' Kelp' Now Will r.rp 'or elderly person in my Shanpoorr for only ll SOperday ,srerbor. twin trumpet hOrnS. K W ci? bats. new carpet, in eceIlent 37 or after 11,4111 5 130 157) 11, tr-r setf ticaning oven dishwasher. SANr0RD SEWING CENTER All ft,r •0 one (Ap%ut ______________________________ CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE lights. safety lightS heavy t (oditOn Large lot 121.500 i1i5pl. flsidC utility, double car 307 East First, Downtown VR6 . Faust's Drugs duty wench with i." cable, new 3 BedroOm. I' bath. in goOd quiet 377 9111 EVC *69 1116 GAtAQ4' flcautifutly landscaped oaint, new terei Also 1967 Ford F 2139 GALE PLACE- 3 OR. 1' bath, 65—Pets.Supplies — Sanford location 1195 month Call MAR RI AGES Print ana tennis privileges 714 pct 350 with çtke body. and lilt gate new garage. 3 yrs old, in con 377 7*' KULP DECORATORS Performed by Marilyn. NOtAry. interest rate 133 600 707 Pine 0690 clays 377 7111 after S 313 dIllon 171,900 109W itt St . 377 733 C.'rrnjn Shepherd Puppr OcIa, WI 717 1*61 or 732 *773 Winds Drive, phone 37) 0777 30Apa rtnnts Unfurnished We Buy Furniture I wks old 175 33—Houses Furnished '65 Ford Pickup, good condition.' . I halh. 3 70* I AIIRFI AVF Let 1Pi?ApeUtj Pool 171 2976 ______________________________ Small home. for Sale by Owner. IS 'nspectp-ul and ready to go First toned counmerc at. f sharted lot imornvr your health men old Central heat & air. J BR's 52—Appliances 5295 ts 1?? 36*7 P'cumu' cur busIness 115 BAMBOO COVE APTS. 7 Peiroorn, fenced yard. 1 (hId o Si (.prman Shepherd male Phrine*31 3763 Si montht I' baths, 173 0117, 7516 ElCaputan 1)7% plus deposit Call 177 910.1 One & 7 b edroom apartmen ts, old, ISO or tract,' In' 'at have ycj DrIve lt 1242S YALE AVE -- 3 or 4 BR mini OUAL liv furnish ed or vnfurnlShed Newly APP( IANC ES .RF YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Al 3-71 14*4 80—Autos for Sale farm, with lots of fruit Has I OR rrer M4 7077 fOr "We Care"-BARC,AII PRICES SANF ORD redecorated Come we. 300 E MOSSIE C. BATEMAN apt Setting below Appraisal at Hcn?Inr'' Adu'tS or Teens Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 AUCTION, 173 7310 '61 VW. i1 flIPil BUGGY 34-4Vi.obile Htmes 67—Livestock.Pouttry Rollin 175.900 Real Estate Broker (OriditiOn, 1500 Call 12) "Of after 7 Peirorirn 7619 Elm Ave. Sanforo - KENMORE WASHER, parts, 6—Child Can 6 Pm 3227643 No pets 3196954 Mrs Melio Chb'uiç arid ratilitS £?t,.ntn Retirees ticup service, used machines pate an Crank Realty I. DONE V APPLIANCES 3 i(ni' Mnvnn, must su'lI )27 4.164 cleAt retirement viItge on the 1 7Red Furn &Unfurn 1973 Buick Century PIDAY A. SATURDAY clay and 11Nl AND- 1 bedroom, I bath. REALTORS *30 6061 beautiful Wekiva River at Camp lake, prml, boat. clubhouse Power Steering, Brakes. Air i','niflQ (Id care 6 30 a m to 1 fenced yard Assume mortgage. After Mrs *31 1170 Seminole 7274470 53—'/.Radio-S?eteo '' 67A—Feed MARINER'S VILLAGE 373 5670 Rest Offer fools 1267 . m A Child's World 323 *171 will take cerond 172 7151 OR. mobile home, private i'o' 2 For I ease-- Eseptionatly 1969 Volvo. automatic I door sedan, flA'Y'S WORLD, Care for infants 7Si17i' len -ed let, large taae AM DANDY JAll FEED Color TV'S Iron $ SQ n&w, from Lake Mary unfurn Ants in cluplei 1 BR mndel 144. 1550 Call 373 555) aft er 'c'aoe7 only Neill tone* Drivers' trpe. city wat er A. sewer Couple "liLy Direct Irem Bo.c.ir" ItS, Service all makes HERBS' 1145 7 Br, 1)65 Carpet ed , air 5 710 2 Acres 'cerise Bureau 377 6645 TV 1700 S French, 372 1731 C.ORMLY'S E 46 Santorcl 31) 1131 preferred 1)50 mo 377 5997 conditioned, kitchens equpped Small like, beutuful home Site, 1967 Falcon I dr sedan. 6 cylinder. Best SanfOrd res.Ø('',tial area TWO t*droflni mobile h '- -Id Care .ri my home Es COLOR TV. 111 95 MONTH ome nice wooded area Duet & SAtC Aduits only_No automatic air condition, low 68—Wanted to Buy rd.rienced l-40h rrl5 served 1413 location, for rent or sale 372 1191 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN . • 1795 mitCagp, 1*95 Call Don Pope, 372 locust Ae Call 372)35* 611 1006 or after 6 6.616704 Bedroom, 1 bath home'. fenced -in 1651 Dealer "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER'' — We Buy Furniture backyard. completely furnished, C'inipletC child care services New 5ev1ll C,arclen%- 16.2 BR luiury )97) 17' wide.I BR, air conditioned, Hnri Only vlNr,00M FOR YOUR ,, even critr TV $it 1973 Ponti,'r Station Wagon A I apIs all electr i c eat in kitchens -r,,r'rr Prcc'am' HEY DIDDLE 55—Boats & Accessories ,dt'It'i (n,'.'f c' 321 937(1 SSI,O00tor lhsi'.cu'ptijru,uiIy flu' 3 privAte, rf'%'dq'ntiAl From 1150 conditiOn. 4 new tires. a i r ton i;.' cAi F in 101 PR custom home Large living Call fluid, 172 6451 of 372 71 11 7015 Sanford Ave• tl0n, 12,39S Phone 377 5616 Wanted to buy used Office furniture 2 & I BR MOBILE HOMES BOAT HIGH room, central heat air Over 70 eveninat F,,irn,che"fncludnq utilities Any Ountity NOLL'S CasselAND DRY! 9—Good Things to Eat to ft livnq area on an acre of JOHNNY WALKER CASH berry, Hwy 1797 1)0 1705 - - DeFtary--Aciujits 1 BR. air close t lAnd (.111 today' For ''our Junk Carl GENERAL CONTRACTOR If you've 00? WEEKLY RATES a bOat that's Ian "P' (,'irc' r,i A - çIu' W L Justice stores, hurche Ideal for retired 323 1339 REAL ESTATE, INC dtfl(Sii"d. don't keep it It's too big 7 PP ]OR CASH 322.4132 r; 5 9 'i i persons 66A 6-118 or 37) 3054 AIR (0*4 Dli ION .E I') PLAY S'.SrSiCI to 0mw flowers in and it's too .__ Pu Cfjfll P1n .-.irj US For used furniture Avcili ances tools, ,, ',I r H.)USE - Invite your Playmates Cash 5 eruirity D.'po%'t Regu'red valua ble 10 lust sit around and get 322.6457 127 41"i etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's for fun and games *hen you For Your Junk Cars 31—Apartments Furnished older Mart, 715 Sanford Ave _____________ become the proud o*ner of this 372 9)36 CHI LDR EN WE LCOME Commercial Properties Sell it with a classuf led ad And treat areat 7 story horn.. on the St Johns 18—Help Wanted 2 Bedroom Furnished your wife tO A cruise on the kind Of '6.1 Newport Chrysler. new tires and Piver Pr.iI Sr re.'iiptl porch and Cnevenient to Yhools & Shoppng Homes, Lots ANTIQUES Garage Apartment hoat SHE ariPreiates batt er y, runs gOod. 1175 Phone 'n'' SANFORDMOBILE PARKS, INC And 7300 (&b00vt le A 1 Piece of t4OU%I'fUlt CA(.1. 372 7611 377 Alliss fSan MoCentral) The Leader CASH 171 417* - Acreage 36155 Orlando Drive 77 AVALON APARTMENTS IS' Pun,ahnu?, fiberglas, canvas top. 1969 Chevrolet El Camno. low 171 1930 ADULTS. NO PETS ' tenstrom Realty one of 5anford JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC SO HP Mercury. engine & boat in mileage, small VI, auto trans,, Your MLS Agency 72 Auction 116W 2nd St es cellent shape & ready to go arid Seminole County's 'eadsng PS. air Immaculate Condition W. Garnett White ''Ti Cocd t railer, 5795 372 1062 Realtors ftti' nearly 20 years. has 3 REALTORS throughout 11.600 or best offer, 1545 Park Or Ior7 Bedrooms Adults only openings in its ripAncling real Phone $67 7706 alter 6 p m Broker. 107W Commercial PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK ROBSOPI MARINE SUPER VALUE estate ctivIs,On It yC)j me AlreAdy Public Sanfordifl 71181 755 Park Drive $lOup ________-- - Oncanal And feer ed swimming pool 7977 P'twy 1797 '67 VW Bus, new Condition All A successful Arid ioc"enced sales 3 bedrooms, 127 5961 I baths, large tree gmal Many extras $995 Phone or newly licensed and A i r ccw'ciitiOned efficiency apart 2 BR., fenced yard, carport, private 37—Business Property Auction shaded lot in quiet area 147.000-1194 38% Amh'tiou,, s call Herb 5?en;trorn, street. 116.900. Terms 3726420. meet Call lOam to 2 pm. 3 72 Terms 377 7470 377 78 f o r con 7771 2,1100 so ft, ideal garage, shop, 59—Musical Merchandise NO MONEY DOWN OLDER HOME -f,i,-ntj -rluu'rv'e,s' ____________________________ warehouse All or part. Will Beautiful ranch type home. 3 64 ANY CAR. '6) 1015 ed Moderniz I bedroom and 2 ba ths Clean furnished apartment, good acres. stable Osteen area. 647 remod el to Suit tenant. 327 $321 or SA. .Pi".fli' AiiflCrt leno' At Chico & The Man with central heat arid air, on 7 lots loCution, all utilities. 1130 377 1617. 373 6136 LOTS OF BARGAINS IN Good Credit libø -_____________________ tU'* used Only 1 yeAr ci city P9,900--Terms 6731 3 lSlOorlT.4 1605 FURNITURE, 1700 1" 1114 TV'S. POOL BUY' 7277170 1565 Park SACRIFICE --- Home on lake. 3 BR, Dr One FIR apt, lights, water turn new Price reduced 19,000 by transferred 41—HOUSeS APPLIANCES & MISC. 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon, 2 baths, central heat air Peal Estate Salesman to manage kitchen N. Carpeting Adults only, PIAPIOSALE owner Ibedroom, 2 bath, on C.00D LOCATED COMMERCIAL small V I. automatIc, air, Phone E VEPV MON D A V main office Good location: lots of Rack to School Sa le now in full 193 50 372 7198. ee 3, w* rids acre nea r PapIa Screened "too to' -life or lease PROPE 123 4719 liStinos, fringe benefits Phone swinc) (,uar4intecl tOwfSt prices overlooks fenced pool area NIGHT. HAL COLBERT I Bedroom apartment, 117 French on Spintef. c00%oI and Grand 9017751114 Double aaraa. central r. A 89 VW. 17.000 mile's. eicell,nt Ave 1100 month Dlvi 175 de po Sit REALTY INC Fuill tirw' of Coon organs. priced to steal at 117,500 To see call a, 373 __________________________________ condition. 1)150 or beSt offer, REAL ESTATE SALES 337 6111 or 625 1657 207 E 25th St 3737532 sell fast Keyboards Inc $01 N Sanford Auction 91)0 173 74$-I P4$ve opening for full time liCensed HAL COLBEPT,REALTOR ManIi and Fticin Squr not L arae upstairs apartment $175 associate Peg Experience Peal Estate Broker Eves 37206)? P..i' Larry Saxon, Realtor month 510 depOsit Water paid TOYOTA necess,ary we'll train and help '? 1301. Selma Williams Kfl Muanolia Ave Phone ifl 0211 We furnish sates aids, ads. leads, 7610 HIawatha Ave at 17-97 REALTOR ASSOCIATE, 372-15*1 — Paol o. H,nder'son Lane IWbeel Drive Land Cruisers Hard 60—Office Supplies r,fpral and floor time Pleasant tops and Soft Tops Central Older House onone acre Monthly Rentals Available LAKE MARY-i Bedroom, , ' p u office fauilitips For confidential p baths, Florida's larges t Selections to 377650* hiS $150- Color TV P'ome with central heat & Or, near ok Appointment call Larry Salon eoi. Car pe t ed Used office furniture CbOOSPfrflm' Call Paul Peak Only 75—Recreational Vehicles QUALITY 1*4*4 NORTH elementary School and rn Co Ppt? 373 9110 1 cci 736 6*79 or 377 0763 3 lIP home in Loryqwood Also Wooct pr steel n1."cb% C!CCuti'C desk I-Il SR 131. Longwood muntiv College VA financ ing JIMMY BRYAN Thpmpon boat, trailer, 75 rip & (hAirs. jrcretariOl desks & Camper Available 171 We have listings We have buyer's onn" 6 bed, wood Bedroom, TREMENDOUS BUYInthe 705.) Fvinrude motor Phone TOYOTA 5930 66* chaIrs, straight chairs, filing 7617 Elm. Sanford 1 panelng P. cur?AinS $150 57170$? We need another real estate II bedroom. 7 bath. Split bedroom cabinets. as 5 Ca Winter sh Perk, Florida and Carry married couple only No pets 339 fIr S censee to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc. plan, central air, fireplace, e' NOLL'S 61$ 1600 6956 4 Mrs. Melio Forr,s?Greene. Inc *30 61)) REALTORS cellent location 373 6151 Chtselberry, 17 97.1)0 4206 323 6353. 327 1970. eves. 3 Bedrooms. large living room, 76 —Auto Parts 1947 Oldsmobile 117 31A—Dupiexes central air. on lirge lot Near a COUNTRY LAX EFRONT- Closeto fashion show directors for '' ISP4'SM. AM FM Radio 62--Lawn-Garden ' Kish Real Estate beautiful l*. town. I bedroom. I acre. boat Sarabcovent yjewetry earn 1,3 to I 4f'cond ?Iorw.d Batterle II? 95 ci 5373. in 7117 Pedreom, l' baths, kitchen IS Per hour commission Full or dock "SERVICE BEYOND change REELS BODY SHOP, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES eouippPd, washer and dryer 1941 El (amino, 000d condition, plus Part timeNo THE CONTRACT-' 1109 Sanford Ave esperience Woodruff's Garden Center Phone 372 69U 7115 Lake A ve citrus 177 5193 after S p m nec es sary Sa mples free Start LOW PRICE- 2 Bedroom. in 601 Celery Ave. Sanford FE Emaculate- I Bedroom. ?bath REALTOR 3fl 719$ Now 349 5470 or 349 W condition, excellent location 77 —Junk Cars Removed Very roomy 7 bedroom duplex, 1971 Capri, 7,000CC engine, air, AM well ,miaintained recently $16 500 TermS kitchen e'Quipped Near 5CC. time released plant LOOKING FOR redecorated, ice maker 3 M Precl FM stereo. cooper Color 76 mpg ST JOHNS RIVER fenced yard 327126* otter 6 p m f ood GardenLand, 1400W. lit St.. SOMETHING SPECIAL? LEMON BLUFF town, 30 plus mpg highway 13.500 WE BUY JUNK CARS refrigerator, range, beautiful 373 6430 yard 179.500 373 5716 cash 377 7300 eves and ends 2 bath. new a ppliances, ed on 7 Place an art 0 (lAS5if it'd It doesn't Lrrcwd, beautifully locat firep'ice, inludes aaraae garage 1, As use 4 l.'UU'Jdi Hwy . if Y matter what you need You'll find '' Apartment, rented Apt Tenant. NEAR SCHOOL I BedrOOm. - ______________________ ___________________ -- Rentals Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ____ ______ - Services To Start _____________________________ - - OR - -- or - 0 -- - 0 ommission Told ----- - C --- $ 1 00, 000 , -- - It El) l'ltICKITr Ilerald.StaffWriter - ,,' 4 Lisa',, harry Kwiathowkj and _____- The director of the Orlando Public library informed three Seminole County Corn. tflLSSIoflers Monday that about $100,000 has already been spent towards completion of this county's new library system. Glenn Miller informed Commissioners 1ikt,' hat- - __________________________ strom Sten _____________________________ _______________________________ - Realty - _______ -- -- -- -- - -- - - oI', - - Vitlief) called Monday's of rn,jitein,, the library contract so additional money could be Liken from the 1 5.76 county budget. In November of last year tile county' voters, in a straw ballot, allocated a half-mill Sid Vihlen Jr.. that natnnloic announcing the Oct, I beginning (late for Seminole's library services were mailed Saturday to all county residents. In essense, Miller informed commissioners the system is too far dossn the road to cut the budget or postpone services — unless compensation Is paid to Orange County, - _______ 1 Oct. __ The coumlisslOn eicn non 'lU1UUU '.11 ii lit L Ineetin in hones -------- towards construction of . signed a community libraries one in Sanford and one in South Sirninole, - * Kwiatkowski pressed Miller for services and a ...;ii .L "it" (lit' Seminole Countians out if such a concept is even possible. " -- U FUUC11Ofl 01 Orlando Public Library for complete library service beginning next month. About $52,000 is budgeted for the library and Ilattaway said he'd like to "see it come in at $325,000" "Because we don't have the money; we can't afford it." flit li hlattasv4iv ;til two Sent n i rary refund, but Miller informed they had set up that way. We cannot have a sYstern with different levels of sersice," Miller said, Miller conceded, however, to proposals that would put about $45,000 back Into t he S.in Irim I' County budget. The $45,000 cnuiuiitmnent vas in "principle" not in fact and involves leasing space to Hattaway said this county didn't "expect" to have a library containing services commissioners "Bought a partnership. " Hatt.acay propose] limited t 1ual to the Orlando facility. He said additional services could be added next year. "Can we go through the ilibraryj budget and whack it '"' llattawas' asked. services. Miller said it would be "absurd" to deny Seminole Countians access to the Orlando facility. lie also said it would t,'tiSt LIl)uiIit S3,0O0 ti kct.'p ''I don't think WI' 'an; Its nut ('cintinued On I'age 2'M ___________ -- .-- _________________________ '.' -_________________________ _____________________ - I J I -------- -- • Join • 322•2420 A n yti me L. Ma ry - - -- -- - a- li)'DONNAE.sms hleraldStaUwrfter _ ---------- for Mon,, Sept. 8, 7 PM ' Stenstrom Realty. ______ , . -. -• -------- ' - ------ -- I $20,500 _ I J -- _____ , -- - ________ CailBart Real Estate ____________ I - _______ - ---- -- - that some reader has lust that item he or she would like to sell CALL 372 7611 Potential Manaaement Florida based retail clothing .lupleses. air, carpet, drapes, appliance's. Utility room, carport, lawn maintained. $170 $621757 REALTOR 373 5174 Caretaker Available rnedl$tply 1,19900 LAKE MARY-2 BR Duple*; $150 'Jim Hunt Realty Inc. MOHAWK REALTY INC. plus 150 deposit. 2S7I Park Dr 3722115 ForreitOreene Inc. 1550 Lee Road REALTOR After Mrs REALTORS REALTORS 74 Mrs Service 3773991 3729211 377061$ person whØ wants advancement -------career potential, excellent 32-4olouses Unfurnished benefits Send resume to Boy 311 CO The Even no Herald. P 0 Box flP t' ti'-t -tc'-.e', eOiJ'PDeii 165-7 S,'urifoi,j FIa 72771 5tO, dish*asher, refrigerator, dsposal: oil heat, or con COSM TICS diliorers Q'jiet neighborhood, 406 Field Creations A Marshall Field Peth Drive, Ravenna Park Phone fimily ownecJ Company has a local 372 0199 opsnlno for someone who it am home in Fern 'i PuitlouS and personable Free 3 Bedroom. l' bath Park, car pe ted, draperies, f enced training No investment in product yard, lake privileges, near orfrarupuisp Call Mr Watson. 647shopping, church. 5223 mo $515 After 10 a m Extremely FORREST GREENE INC. liberal comrru;ssions REALTORS $30 61)5 rft.fI •4u •.11 AI -........ merit cornplp. Attr ac tive ent 1 Be'drrn, 1', Bath Pool. Carpeted aliowuq.re £27 O)1. evenings •ji 781) 1901 736 MI or 177 0261 _____ E * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * New house's In a rural ares No clown Payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government tutidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you aualifyl 3236061or32JOSl7eve's. YOUR HOME' REDUCED 13.000-Owner Ane 'us Sc. thIs £ bedroom. 2 bath, 7 story house wIth fireplacer drsing room Florida room, carpeting All for only $16,900 Call f or delauliorappt to see Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)95 French 3771991 377 7314, 372 1196.372 1954 371 1,59. in 1164 G You've got 1tv Apartments 373 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES bathe and pierty of cIoets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors. centret heat and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much more. Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Sarsora Homeowners Association On closing -we pay your ini tial fee ($400) and first year's membership to FROM 125 W. 25th St. SANFORD SANFORD by ow ner, 3 OR, 7 bath, 7 yin', old C en tral heat or, carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, good location Afl&jmi 73 pci. or $730 down, FHA . Priced below EllA appraisal In "n Dais -172 612 Nights 377 7257 322•2090____ w ,/;, t.! __ Ta Lii "- " S.i .. 'C CA,UJAI1 REAL mi ~~I W-4iiiiii ', ESTAtE, RteI EthIc Buoket . . . Brktr coop iaMed $atvrla% I soisoodor. P94fi. (305) 322 1721 or 3236040 Civil n,ei1a Oeeertvwtws. CivIl P4eaiq LrW.r Z VA 10 DOWN 95/ CONVI*ITIONAL FINANCING AVAILA$(5 8 z (6 Each Weodmere Horns Features Central Heat ane a Air. Sttag Carp.tln In LIvIeg Areas, Inside And OutsIde Sterag,, modern Icuipped Kltcn. Privately Fenced Near Yard And More? I I Come On Out And See For Yevrwlf. CD SALES Ahmlvwin Screens - ' av KISK 333.7560 321.0041 REAL ESTATE Z ____________________________ Home Improvements' .... ________________________ I . ''''i'','i'r -r.; Plaster piitthmul 6. Simulated brick N. stone Specialty 372 77*0 BUDDY'S _ TOy' P'' III AU Tv ',.'. ON (Vorr"-r-rly ll,-irru'lt '. ur,iut, 14o'—A) 51* F F 'r%t )fl 5717 1977 Peach Tree 7 bedroom. 7 hath carpet. central air and heat Low down and assume mortgage 273 -3*37 Fpr the t'wi', ni-s', who cl-or-sn I ni-Cod a full tin'' t.,"c'.'' ii n,inc GREGORY MOBILE HOMES statements and tat reports 534 3*01 Orlando Drive "cm Santc.rd 323 3700 Kids outgrow the sw'nq Set or Small hlcycIe Sell these 'die items with 46—Commercial Pro rty A want ad To Plac e your ad. call ,riuur frii'rvlly (Ii%Sifid gil at The SFMINOLE CO Acreage tracts, I'Cr,lI(I 172 .l I o il 5) I ''J small and large 17,000 per acre And up Terry Really. Realtor 621 0711 - pe Home Improvements _____________ 'I i' ',i'r i, l,i,"-i , l. Paneling doors, windowt hung. (onrrct,'wrwk etc fly the hour or tv Iti.' lot) 377 93.55 ,,' Want to li' waterfront home.-(ash Moderate price range Individuals only Pref er St Jolvis rY lip with access to river Box 5*7 Co Evening Herald Concrete and carpenter work. ',SAKE ROOM TO STORE vouq WINTER ITEMS - ,SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or $3) 99'fl arid a friendly Ad Visor will P#tp you - Thinking about that summer vacation? Get a better car through IPte clesslf led acts in toa ,'s paper SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3939. - 138 7920 5 Interior, Esterlor Painting Repair Work 6.6* *720 - _____ W ..--:t . - "V— - ____ `Si, , ' t--, 's ~ ,ig it 70 pet Ott through August II K SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Caridids. Commercial. Aerial, Portraits. Advertising I)) 060$ or 671 5514 Pressure Cleaning --- 119S FSTERSOP4 LANDCLEAPING Pulldo:ing, E'icavatlng. 'ui,rick ru drt tip sop Ditch ( ' uOv.m ri ci, fliscing. (lack hoe work. Cuto1i hay hateing, light clriirrc, 3 77 1*?' after S - — Lawii Care Need voor gras' 'cut' Prompt an ili' • c-ill- nt ',,'rviCe 17 .I nd Uj' J7? 9591 of a WZy - 1 1 1 ,1 , *1pnbpr's Pooling & Painting Ccnt,aclors Call alter S p m 377 ("FT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST - FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS i one its l " . ,'1 1 ' the commission to prepare cost taxes. s~dary increase in the city estimates fur a new ctI y hall No opposition was raised as coilli,nission budget, which rose and proposed three acre pubbic I 41%, a,.. the budget and inillage or from $14 700 last year to $15,600, storks area within a proposed P. dtnances were adopted on is for secretarial help in 14-acre 'J' , lakefront municipal second reading along with other preparing the minutes. rnple, and for building a nes L.A '., ordinances by commissioners, Each of the four om- city hail on the existing two, :. The total mill;lge, which in- missioners receives a $400 and-a-t'.a]f acre ste. —' : '1 cludes the certifiul 563 nitih monthi', salary and Ma 'r Lee itt-" commission plans to j fortheoperatlngbulgetand 10 P Moorercctises$4Th, a'iordh dtsttiss flgurcs further at its J" mills for debt seriic, is 2.14 ____ Knowles said his salary was "ular 4 p.m. work session ________________ , iniUs less than "ç, 'v"i last 3,)1P '::,,l year 'v" ti. Is },ear. $ lit) in the r'ti* budget • Conlmissloner Ju ian 'a Despite the drop in millage reflecting the one per cent Stenstroni asked Knowles to get from last year . Sanford salary irk'rease budgeted for all county appraisals of both sites. Illsliir) ssas made Monday shen a master contract between the Seminole County School Board d residents will probably be ity euipluiyes. Knowles presented :t the Seminole Education Association 4A. II ~... - - .~ I -, I 1,_: Is-$ ~ IN' ___________ solo los is io fac IA Around the Clock ..., .88 Bridge 5A Calendar • 811 Comics .......611 Crossword ...........IA Editorial 6A Dear Abby l)r. Lamb............... - 611 Horoscope ............613 5A Hospital SA Obituaries Sports 1-2-38 611 Television Women 6% ' - , . Tree Service, ____________________________________ . - ___ Pest Control St IM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD (01 IIM*4ç ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 267 Park Drive 177 *163 ' - - - -' - _____ - -..- i ______ - -- ' ', . - ':' '•" - -'.. -"' - - ' ' - -"•' '' - CO NTRACT (SEA) %as signed. It was the first such contract ever between paying slightly more in tax loyes get an overall City $=.510 cost estimzte for a the two (actions. Present for the signing were (from left) Chief Negotiator for the School dollars this year because of the five per cent cost of living in. proposed public works area harry Pelley, SEA Chief Negotiator Sit's-c Rosen thal signing cl)ntract), SEA Executive Secretary recent reappraisa l of property, crease in the new budget, within the lake front site. Gene Grooms, Assistant Director of Personnel of the school administration Ernie Coisley, which upped the value of most figured by paying the five per located South of U.S. 1 7-2 and President Pete Bukur and School Superintendent William "Bud" Layer. illerald Photo by Bill property in the city, cent pension payment for police just West of French Avt'nui' Vincent) Thus, it takes less mniilage to and firemen and paying the _____________________________________________________________________________ produce the same funds under four per cent state retirement (Continued On Page 2-Al m SIGNING Residents' Complaints Spark Action Church Permilot 0 voked In Unanimous Vote : Waif Drilling - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes 10 We repair and sir ivce SIlNE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707w 7rd 5t 372 6437 To List Your BusInessDiQl 322-2611 or 831-9993 Commission Can't Decide On Title For New Post . • . . " . , - , . - . . - . ,..,..,.... - — . . "A rose Is a rose Is a rose Gertrude Stein. To Gertrude Stein and her literary counterparts in Paris in th l92(s, a rose became the literary focal point for a Stein quote which .swept the century: A rose is a rose is a rose In Seminole County, "rose" is the temporary name given the new county administrator's job, Ix-cause t't'!litliissiOners ('iIfi't agree in a title for the $25,000 position. wl•:ATIII,;n On Monday, commissioners Monday's high 90. Overnight authorized E.11. Underwood, low $9, the county's consultant, to draw through up an ordinance creating a cloudy Partly Wednesday. Chance of mainly county administrator's position. Underwood recomafternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs In the lower mends a $28,000 to $30,000 90s. Lows In the lower lOs, salary, and the l9776 budget Southeast winds around 10 mph, has $25,000 allocated. gusty near thundershowers. But the problem still remains Rain probability 40 per cent What will the permanent during the afternoon and title be? Choices evenings, 20 per cent at night. presented by Complete details and tides Underwood are many: county are on Page 5-A. manager, admInistrator, ad,,,,,,.,. ' You'll find that someone Out there OF F IC F MACHINE "y,, srryq- ,iII rp,ml,t's ,mnc un,od.'ls'' 'Weds Just what you have to offer cr-c' P'ckup anti D eliver CALL 327 76 1 1 Sanford Business Machines 377 Don't needt" Serve a useful purpose again when you'sell them with a Ciaisifi1 Ad from the Herald, point & god Call us today! Don 't defayl Just dial 372 2611 or 531-9993. To puce YOU hive' tried the rest now try the your low cost Want Ad best. Expert paint & body work, 736711)4, after 6 p m . 373 1593 (" p Pick up & delivery _______ . - . - ()n't just sit there wailing for the phone' t ring Aaveqtl your builneis service in The Heral d's classIfIed Business Service Directory. CHEAP ?) ?'2° m 177 't79 itter 6 I `11, f- recent purchase of gasoline by the fire department from his By JANE CASSELB Lit RY rescind the original approval, Govoruhk, when asked his k Seminole Baptist Temple Inc., city Friday after the church t iutI'ctural cervices and in. (Smith's) gas station. Herald Staff Writer u ge . en n e 1 but City Attorney Newman opinion, replied, •• to the for construction of a church on filed suit in circuit court, surancc premiums for the start "They (the fire department) Brock advised It was not legal traffic churches would create, i Leffler told the group to lots at Hayes and Hthama So far, officials said, only of construction. purchased gas from mn' station WINTER SPRINGS without a public hearing. There don't think the roads could hold The preliminary court order one time against my orders," Following a public hearing was no one present at Monday it. would have to go along with that if they continue Roads, In the Ranchlands land clearing has been done at tion, but a temporary in- the site. Judge Leffler told the bars the city from interference with construction Smith said. "it was one o the Monday night to reconsider the night's meeting to speak in you people. this is not a place junction issued by Circuit Court group that if they continue with in regards to the conditional use ,1o so • • things where the council conditional use application of a favor of the cons truction of the for a church," they a, 111eir their Judge Kenneth Leffler halted construction they do so "at permit or a building permit questioned my integrity. I Jehovah's Witnesses group, the Kingdom hall by the Jehovah's pending the hearing. In line with the their own peril" pending final granted July 30 for the church The roads are unpaved in the own peril would not sell them gas now if city c ouncil voted unanimously Witnesses on residentially area and traffic was one of , the f ina l disposition of restraining order discussion of disposition of the lawsuit. In the lawsuit, filed by Winter they never got an)'," to rescind tile conditional use toned property on Hayes Road, reasons the Planning and the matter was banned from the the law suit, According to court files, the Park attorney L. Danner hIier. Speaking of all members of permit for a church on Man)' residents stere present Zoning Board had cited in nieeting by the mayor. church group paid $9,500 for the the church group charged that the City Council "except residentially zoned property, tospeak against constructionof turning down the request, later scheduled a re-hearing for last Judge Leffler granted the property and has Incurred the Winter Springs ('i: Virginia Mercer," who is fire granted the church on July 21. a church in the Haves Road approved by the council. night on a conditional use temporary injunction and a expenses for a church con. commissioner, Smith said the The council voted Aug. 4, to area. Police Chief John The i'ouncil also had request granted July 21 to restraining order against the struction contract, IContinued On Page 2-Ai ar(Continued On Page 2-Al Today s", 11~ ', ','.', t lu 'lIlt BLUES' (O',SMFPCIAI MOWING \.,j' C _________________________ Roofing Land Maintenance - Fit HAP 7'S RADIO 6. TV Carry fli5nd S-i.e PVIC[ ON BLACK & WHITE TVS, RADIOS AND RECORD P1 t.Yf It', ?L7 S 'APi, .Sy \:,,-#- /' - kdIo&TV' ul'ni(t Ctarinq bill dirt, day. rock All kinds of digging House trailers I stored & r'ioved 3279142 Of 534 '.-' - 344- ''-' _.s . Smith &-tid one of the In- -4 Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free eStimate 313 6031 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY — SELL — TRADE Ill 315 E. Flrst St. 3225672 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 I'wy. 17-92. open Sat. & sun.9 stances wherein his integntN was questioned concerned -I ____________________ Office Macklass Carpentry, 377 191) t'f 7 If ', I 0404 flr.irnt N P. (,rmr ci Ph )2 a357 ' :. t t AL I 1.trr or prrn.Surr clean-ng 321 I C&A Backhoe Service ; Martin u rat Care Pot.grepky remodelIng, air Conditioning. roof log 373 5765 Merchandise FUiLER BRUSH IMPROVE MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 37? Bookkeepin so g Service Vitrhn Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell. 377 6052 any. time HOME ' :r Bacon Sr., group three and Harry Terry, group five. , Double wide mobile home one acres In Geneva for sale or rent Call Art (or'nr'-tt, 371919? after S pm wt'ekrla'vs * 19 ____________________________ _______ _______ Beauty Cans Lawn MowerS We sell The Bes t 1. Service the Rest. Wes tern Auto 301 iN. Itt t. OPEN FOR INSPECTION 8% - - -- ,-, rrj.', 7. r')creen5 CuStom mimic Wepi'r De runt Pr ri'5 322 U?') 42-4jbjle Homes --- __ . AI C 0 II D I T I 0 N I p4 REFRIGERATION, DUCT All WORK 74 hour service makes DYKES AIR CON 10*11*40, 327 Bill " 46 --- MLS- REALTORS 371 0011 - Air Conditioning S0—MsceIIaneous for Sale by 96,900 MODELS NOW TAXCREDITAPPLIES ' — eq,rn,i l4.'',t . .'. r r-' ' For tree' estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 372 1771. , 47—Real Estate Wantel ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS as In PEACEFUL-- A real pretty 3 Bedroom. 7 bath home, fireplace. carpet, breakfast bar Many estras went into ttie construction Asking 14,000. but encouraging all offers After hours call Jo P/tcDaniel, 127 6436 - - ar currenfly held by Virginia - _____ 1505 5% down with I'__ 7 -- March 1, 1976. . I BEDROOM. P, both. ttøyp 1. ',4rlqeqator. 17 500 down ronvpnient to shopping district and sehools 570 .000 each, terms available For information call BEDROOM SUITES - $36,900 to $36,500. Move In for financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main. tertance lee covers lawn care, water, tswer trash collec. Hon, structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhom.s qualify for the 5% Lu credit. "of1, szpltes 5ip641'sbIr X 1*75 116.600- 7 Apart ment buildings, near tow n STUDIO 1.2, 3 See what a Granada Tonnhornis has to offer. Over 1.650 egure feet of living space . . including 3 bedrooms, 2", as JUST FOR 'YOU- Large 3 BR. 2 bath home, nice family room. POulpp.d kitchen, new carpet, no Oualltylng Only 173.900 12.000 do wn Peg Real Esta'e Brok er ill 0440. 3737195 373 P15 3" 7744 lull $500 moving allowance when range from Gel some action with a Herald CIOStifie"d ad We'll help ,sou write an u that will bring a fast Sale CALL 377 76 11 HOME & POOL S Bedroom, 7 baths, I car garage. Flu cnn - reel 54 A, Price U) 000 Luxury Patio yoi buy a new Granada Townhol'ne at Sanot'a. Move in for less and you keep the difference. itte eneva ardens Moving to an WITT REALTY 0 Prices Buying a mew home apartment? - Stemper Realty A CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR equipped kitchen, carpet. COlor Crete. on 7': acres 154500 WANT TO SELL _______ J CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk aoout large rooms, 7900 RI 3 Bfdroom, 2 bath, family r oom, M UPILWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W 1st SI, "The volunteer fire departinent will actively participate in the city elections for the f iI'sI time thi.s year and we hope to get replacements for the present councilmen," he said, Council seats open in the December municipal elections pet, 151.500 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean I BR home, family room, aaraqe. carpets Call 531 Ilfl $1SOOREBATE NOQUALIFYING New) hdrm home, all extras. $ pct interest S10.000 7277797 cuffent City Council." TOP LOCATION- 3 Bedroom. 2 bath split plan, large family room. fireplace. drapes. shutter's, car 171 %,r% or, led .ilL.19 bAth. 97i137' tree shaded lot, central heat & air, nearly new 130,000 im .+eq:1F,i4. ' , - Harold Hall Realty - : "' v ________ _________ - ( . ' olunteer leadership of the volunteer firefighters Saying heis "actually tired of City Council's accusations and questioning m integrity as tttC chief," Smith added his "hope and aim is to try to get enough people together to get rid of the -- - Ladie3 as "' the people's homes are protected.' Smi th said his resignation is as the city's appointed lire chief, but that he will retain 323734O ______________ ___________________________ new building to replace Sanmnagr budget increased ford's aging City Hall were from $39,839 last 'ear to $39,910 aired Monday night after city for the new fiscal year budget. commissioners adopted or. Seven job positions were dinances setting the total 6,33 the old appraisal rate. eliminated under the new millagi' levy for the new Sanford's new budget is budgetatasavjng,sof$67,I3Stit $3,629,709 budget actually higher by $94,862 than the city, according to Personnel Eachmillequals$l per$1,000 itwasfor the l974.75 fiscal year Director Sam Ackley. of appraised property value and City Manager Warren E. Knowles was instructed by ' -- - continue however. to "see that ___________________________ - Three separate sites for ( r all iithu'r lrihuii L'nlp!oy'esreceivlflg the one per t -cntincrea.se. Knowles said the total city ' t 1200 S. French ------------- -1 - :": Seven job positions were eliminated under the new budget asa v ings "' $67,135 to the city, hlcrald,Stafl Writer :' the city's fire department since the city's incorporation two years ago, said today he has resigned that position. "I informed the mayor ( Walter Sorenson) Friday night and quit Saturday inoming," ______________- ______ - '_-i. - ______________ Payton Realty fl'.UlE.%sKREN ,, , ._ I-' I , ________ LAKE MARY Charles "Chuck" Smith, official head of - anfo rd ~. '-' & -_______________________________ C Ey ed Fo r I - F Ha I I Si tes Three City -11 - ft, Ah..~ ___ IuuIIul Resigns .-I - i " , , e" _ to A ft ~~ "t, , Chief ~ . - . - - Real Estate prow ~ :1 16 . -' S.-... . , . . - to tiit' Hoard of Count)' Commissioners, i IICCj administrator-eoort!inator to the BCC or executive assistant to tue 13CC. Until the ordinance paSSeS, he's just called a "rose," "If the rose turns sour, we would have ourselves to blame," remarked ('ØtnmL'ioner harry Kwiatkoss ski, K Sti a tkowsk i's re iiia rk syin13o1ized the commission's feelings just as the ''rose" symbolized its lack of agreement. The question' how much power to give the "rose? " The answer, of course, lies in the title assigned the "rose," and the amount of money paid for his salary. Commissioner Dick Williams said he's "never been in favor of a strong B(IlflIflistrator, but sshat we're doing now is not working either," And Coinmlssiont'r Mike hiattaway said the commission ministrator - ____ ___r._-~-____ --1 _7! of - .1-4 .. should 'look at tiit' rose as a tool" to be used for betterment of the county. Then Commissioner John Kimbrough posed a thoughtful question: What happells if C) in Ii) I S s OflC r S a r en' I reelected? Would the "rose" through his superior knowledge of Count)' government hold the magic and of Ix)wer? ''When the commission leaves, the posser would be concentrated in the rose until the rose ran the 5110W," KIIn brough said. so Kimbrough warned against allowing the "rose" to run the show, He said commissionerss should .itav aware of county business at the bottom ks-el RESOLUTION as well as the top. Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. pointed to Orange OF ("ounty as an example. In Orange, each commissioner is assigned a special task and acts - THANKS I Continued On Page 2-A) Key West I 11" O ff ici a l s - i-_~z __ ____ .,`__ --.. I -- - -. _._~ ---. _`.-___ -.-J - - KF'i VtI'ST -_ ~7_~~ _~ ~_--_____ i ' Arrested APt State federal and county agents swept through this sleepy island city early today in a series of narcotics arrests, rounding up the city attorney and fire chief among 28 arrests, officials said. . - - ____ - 1 ' __ - - -- i- I'.' -' 1 - - I airIh.- 1 .lan K. R111011, es-e.utise director of the (.cuiral Florida Zoological Society, presents a resolution of appreciation to Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore for the city's "support, financial contribution and outstanding leadership" In relocating the animal inventory Into the new facility off U.S. 17.92, near 14, The city commission and City Manager Warren K. "Pete" Knossles were also thanked in the mt-solution. Rozon said the new zoo has reported 63,000 visitors during the first 59 days since the July Rh opening. illerald Photo b1' Joe Askrenl l'he F lorida l)epartment of ('r'iminal Law Enforcement reported that city attorney Manny James, son of the city's police chief, was arrested on charges of conspiracy to sell cocaine. Fire Chief Joseph Farto was "barged with selling cocaine and m.anjuana. The FDCLE reported that 28 persons had been arrested and 's'ould be identified later. An agency spokesman said the arrests culminated a six. month investigation into cotaint' and heroin trafficking. ..k.y. 1'V'., - 5,, i-'ri2.1v4I.S'v4 :- , - '- ir'e �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Sept. 9 197S . - -IIIIIIIIIIIIII I BRIEF Police, Guardsmen Remain 11111111111111 FLORIDA IN BRIEF week of Oct. 6. 8y BOB LI.OYI) Herald Staff Writer er Sanford, Police said. robbery, Alonw Teague, 23, of robbery. Virgil L. Thom- of Oct. 27 on a burglary charge. Denmark was being held on 1108 W. 20th St., Sanford, also pkins, 19, of 702' 2 W. 11th St., Other defendants entering Sylvester !)cnmark, 39, of $10,000 bond, but Circuit Court pleaded innocent when pleaded innocent to the charge innocent pleas, charges and A Lakeview Middle School 2023 Lake Mary Road, Sanford, udge Virgil B. ConkLing or. arraigned Monday. Trial for that he robbed Samuel Pierce of trial dates set, included: vocational teacher entered a is charged in connection with tiered the bond dropped to Teague was set for Oct. 29. a 81,800 deposit outside a Totiunle lee James, 23, 215 plea of innocent to a robbery the July 31 strongarm robbery $5,000. downtown bank on Aug. 24. Marcus St., Altamonte Springs, charge Monday in circuit court of Lou Dritz at his auto parts Trial was set for Oct. 13 for Thompkins is also scheduled week uttering a forgery, trial Oct. 6. business at 110 Holly Ave., and was scheduled for trial the A second man accused in the another Sanford man accused fora circuit court trial the __________ Joseph E. Long, 50, Old ___________ Mims [load, Geneva, buying, Cltrj l ot I' receiving and concealing stolen _____ _____________ I property, trial Oct. 29. % _________ , ish _________________________ _________________________ ___________ ue To The Tremendous fResponse to our speciaI, e are continuing it until Sat., Sept. 13th Inmate Jumps Guard, Frees police backed by nearly 1,000 National Guardsmen remain on the alert for trouble In Jefferson County, where peace prevailed Monday after four days of antibusing o1ence. Jefferson County Police Chtef Russell Mc[)aniel said he as "very, very proud, very happy that we had a quiet day and night on Monday, th e flrst day back to school" after the seekend of violence. But armed officers, acting under orders from U. S. District Court Judge James F. Gordon, were to ride school buses again today as part of precautions to safeguard children. All demonstrations and public gatherings have been banned by Gordon and Mayor Harvey Sloane. WASHINGTON (AP) The two ranking members of the Senate intelligence committee say there is not enough oe evidence to justify reopening the investigation ntLi the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Chairman Frank Church, Didaho, and Vice Chairman _____ M _____________ ______ __________ _________ : __________ ________________ - - - 1 ________________ _____________________________ ______ ___________ Marvin I). Long, 43, OkI Miiis Road, Geneva, buying, receiving anti concealing stolen - ______________ ___ ________ property, trial Oct. 13. _________ - I ' .. .' . / . ___ IP _____ - . 1 Fred 0. I,cpper, 23, Casselberry, grand larceny, trial Oct. 13. _____ • — __ . ____________________ _________ / . p) jp, / - - .- . - 4 / after another committee member, Sen. Richard SchvA eiker, ft-Pa., called for a new investigation on grounds that both the CIA and FBI withheld evidence from the Warren Commission. "The credibility of the whole Warren Commission has been shot down" by recent disclosures of a CIA and FBI LULLABY OF cover-up, Schweiker said. BLUEGRASS 1 .. _____ . . . -, I A sp . - - a, ~'-tt! Martha Mae Erwin, 30, Higgins Terrace, Sanford, - . yzr- _ 16 ; ,;., , , r -~ 4: 29. -' . . I __ =_ - I.. __ . --- ~ ! I . Grace Robinson, 29, 202 Harris St., Altamonte Springs, aggravated assault, trial Oct. - . , - "0 aggravated assault, trial Oct. 27. - Robert Lee Jones, 43, ternoon, these two youngsters found It an Ideal spot to take a B p Sanford Route Two, carr)ing a ; : a in the shade. Ulerald Photo by Jane Casselberry) concealed firearm, ar raign- r j bent continued until Sept. 15. that the discrepancy involved several other laws, including those aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and older workers. The report covered Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Kentuck)', Mississippi, Nor th Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Meany Calls ForAction MIAMI BEACH (AP) - AFL-CIO President George Meany says that unless the Ford Administration and Congress act quickly, theunjted States wjflbe forced into a steeper recession, "We stand on the brink America Is on the edge of another calamity," Meany told I, 00 delegates at Monday's opening session of the United Transport Unions' ... . ventlon, The 81-year.old Sabor thief busted th&'Ford Adininlstratbn, saying America's economy would not improve until new advice is sought In Washington. ualon Charges Denied MIAMI (AP) - Spokesmen for strike-bound National Airlines angrily deny union allegations that the carrier has failed to negotiate responsibly and is earning $14 million a week from apact with other airlines. 'i'bat is ridiculous, and so far off the point that it is laughable," National spokesman Walt Robshaw said. Negotiations broke off Monday in Washington between firm m and the Assocalion of Flight Attendants. The union said no further dlscuss1ons were planned for at least a week. 1 0 0 Spent On Ll*bra , Off4ilc4il al Sa ~ , S iContinued From Page 1-A) Commissioners also hope to than the 5.34 land tax set by the commission meeting is a was absent because of Illness. Altamonte Springs, Is on the save some money by offering county's appraiser. proposal by Commissioner Dick Hattway said Monday he board of directors at the library officials in the soon-toFor each mill, a citizen pays Williarm to transfer about $I- didn't know how he will vote. fie Maitland bank had "nouung to be purchased Montgomery Sheriff John Polk an additional f. Ward building in South $120,000 on the condition that $1 per $1,000 of the assessed million in federal funds back to said he'll have to wait until a do" with his decision to favor the sheriff drop his appeal for a valuation of his property. Thus, a Seminole County bank. "full board" is present. the transfer of almost $1-million Seminole. budget. a property owner would pay in Comprehensive Employment When Miller first Informed $2.6-million Commissioners Williams, $S.9l for each $1,000 assessment He also said the fact that and Training Act (CETA PolksaidtodayheandVthlen the commission of money in county taxes -if the budget hiattaway and Kwiatkowski State Rep. Bob Hattaway, I)- funds. agreed on the $120,000 already Vihien spent, remains at the present level, voted Aug. 26 to transfer the remarked: "We're in trouble; compromise, but he said it's funds from ComBank In "up to the commission" to Social agencies are expected Casselberry to we're really in tr ouble.' the Southeast accept. The $120,000 would up to appear at tonight's hearing t,o First National Bank of However. Hattaway and his budget to 12.5-million, protest cuts in their budgets. Maitland, an Orange County Kwiatkowski lndicated$20U,000, The agencies were reduced bank The first public hearing might be sliced from the library on from last year's $125,000 to budget. They asked Miller what the more than $18-million P.M. about $95,000. Williams conceded the county budget Is set for 7 that would mean. transfer was a "mistake" and today at the courthouse, room on the other hand, citizens He said that decision would zo. Continued From Page lA) acts on the commission's are expected to show to protest last week asked the funds be be kit to Orange County ofbrought back to a Seminole as a liaison officer to the board, behalf. ficials. At present, t will take 5.91 any millage highe r bank, but Hattaway asked the The Orange County Cornmills set by the appraiser. "My lila7 board baa to deal mills to support the budget. recommended Undtt,00d motion be tabled until a full mission has an administrator with that," he said. That is about a half-mill more the weaker type of adAnother item set for today's commission Is present. Vihien who reports to the board and rninistrator someone who is administrator to the BCC, not a county manager or adininistrutor type with the power to hire and fire and make decisions. ft BOSTON (AP) Yellow school buses escorted by motorcycle police quietly rolled into Bton'a public school today, the second day classes were being held under a new desegregation program. The pupils, mostly blacks, filed out of the buses under overcast gray skies nd walked past city and state police and U.S. marshals into their buildings. There were no incidents and no crowds. Attendance appeared to be higher than Monday's opening day. - Commission Can't Deci d e On Title fl TALLAHASSEE IAF')—School-bus overcrowding should be cleared up within a few weeks as officials learn where the students are living, says the state's chief of school transportation. "The first few days of a school year, you're always goo ing to have crowded buses because people who plan bus ing routes do not have information where people have moved," says Earl Wright, transportation serices administrator for the Education Department. "It's usually cleared up within the first few- days of school," he said in an Monday interview. "1 know of no case where we're unable to transport students because of a shortage of buses." - City Council Asked To Help Assistance For Juveni*les Sought That way, he said, the board can control the administration. If he's good, let him operate. If he's not so good, the reins can tigh te ned, By DONNA ESTES Ritz said, adding an application real property.) A public Adopted a resolution of ordinance requirements were Herald Staff Writer has been submitted to the heari ng was set for 8 p.m., Sept. intent to annex the McCardle waIved on the office park, af ter be LONG WOO!) - Bob Ritz of county for a federally-funded 29 on the two ordinances with property, bounding Palm builder Tom Kearney insisted But Kimbrough questioned the state Division of Youth Comprehensive Employment second and final reading to Springs Road and adjacent to certain of the law's Services sat through a four- and Training Act CETA) follow, another city parcel abutting SR requirements are unnecessary paying $30,000 to anyone who hour City Council meeting employe to supervise the Accepted the resignation of 434. A public hearing on the and hinted he might shelve doesn't have decision-making Monday night to appeal for ycuths. but Underwood said the Tracy Estes from the Land iumexation was set for 7 p.m., plans for the facility if required assistance with juveniles who Council tabled action on th Planning Agency (zoning (lict. 13. Business district zoning to follow the law to the letter. couuntssion would be paying request for one week. Ritz, board) and appointed con- is being considered for the are in trouble, —Rejectedasiteplanror the for information which has no tfl• Noting he had already talked meanwhile, announced a group tractor 11.11. Haynie to the currently agriculturally zoned Gerald Korman office park of citizens with Mayor James R. Lormann interested informing vacancy. Councilman H. A. tract. until plans include both male "Management of and Public Safety Director an organization, "setting up Scott announced that another Set a public hearing for 7 and female restrooms in is what I fear most,"information Williams Doug Keller, Ritz asked city their own program" to work member of the Land Planning p.m. Sept. 29 on a requested compliance with the Southern said. officials to help him make with youths, will meet at 7:30 Agency, Robert Harms of special exception to operate a Standard Building Code and all probation "more meaningful p.m., Sept. 25 at city hail. Ritz Devonshire, will also be nursery and retail garden shop requirements of the site review But Kwiatkowski raid he was for young people." said he and Keller will be at the resigning because he Is moving on a business district zoned ordinance "m ore than in favor" of are complied with. He said under a new plan, meeting to offer assistance, out of the area, parcel south of SR 434. It was noted the first phase of creating the position. youths who have been guilty of In other business, Council: Councilman Gerard Connell Approved the site plans of the complex calls for 11 vandalism or destroying public Adopted a resolution and voted against the Haynie ap- a convenience store to be professional offices with three Perhaps Hattaway summed property, will voluntarily work passed on first reading the pointment, saying he doesn't located on SR 434 at Range Line conference rooms and 47 it UP. for the city in order to make budget ordinances for the 1975. know Haynie and the majority Road and for an office park to parking places. When lie said the "rose" would fill restitution. '76 fiscal year, setV ng a of council had "obviously be constructed on SR 434 near development Is completed, 60 a "function for years to come The young people would be property tax level of 2.81 mills, decided in advance" to appoint SR 427. offices will be constructed with what's good for right now is, volunteers and not employes, ($2.81 per $1,000 valuation of him. Portions of the site review the same 47 parking spots. really not the issue." - Tree Destruction Ordered Florida growers are 1MJ.MIASSEE( Atli going to have to destroy about 40,000 Star Ruby grapefruit trees smuggled into the state from Texas, Agriculture Commmlssioner Doyle Conner says. Conner ordered Monday that the illegal trees be iestroyed. He said they could endanger Florida's $583. million citrus industry. A two-day hearing was held on the issue last month In Lakeland. The treeS were apparently smuggled into Florida to get around the time delay involved in state authorization for new citrus breeds. The time is used for extensive tests to insure that new breeds are not carrying diseases harmful to Florida citrus. - - - - i Continued From Page 1-A) Council's attempt to hold a O'Malley Cites Medical Bills - - II: Commission Eyes Ci H tes no impropriety. An effort to launch an in. without notice to the vestigatlon into the conduct of church, on revocation of the the building office failed last conditional use permit "is an week 3-2. Mayor Troy Pilnd, abuse of the power of the city who does not have the power to ty Si council "and was made "at- call for an investigation himself 4 Continued From Page lA) bitrarily, capriciously and with under the charter, brought the In other action, the corn. total and complete disregard matter up again at Monday A third alternative for a mission tabled a contract for the rights of" Seminole night's meeting, calling for the proposed city ball site Is the old request from the city of lake Baptist Temple Inc. council to act. Mayfair Hotel which houses the Mary to purchase water from The city has until Sept. 2310 The council voted 4-1 (with senior school of The Sanford Sanford. McClanahan We with the court its reply to Donald Browning voting no) to Naval Academy, according to questioned the transaction and the civil complaint. No date has receive complaints in the form Mayor Moore. Moore said an said more cooperation is been set for a final hearing in of sworn ,statements or af- attorney replesenting the needed between the two cities. the case. fidavits concerning the conduct property owners called him just Knowles said the commission The church Is seeking a of the Building Department. before Monday night's meeting, has taken no action on con. permanent injunction to keep Time period for submitting offering the old building as a sideration for a merit ad. the city from interfering with complaints or evidence Is one city hail site "for the equivalent justmern which would raise the use of the Iota as long as the month, beginning Immediately, of its mortgage." City Engineer Mack LaZenby's properly use is ithin the scope The council will investi gate "Tcriiiites are holding hands salary to$l8,e87 . His sa lary was of the law and city Grdinances. any and all allegations made in that bu ilding . . it's not a $'2,000 about four years ago, The lawsuit also asks the and has the power to subpoena project for the city," said Knowles said. Moore said two court to rule that the city must witneueo and administer Commissioner A. weeks ago he wanted to think A. pay the church group's legal oath& Mc(lanahan, about it, costs plus "any additional relief Sam Musgrove, of 220 The commission approved a Knowles said the old hotel . as may seem just and equitable Panama 1W., queried, "Are you was probably built with the $1,062.07 transfer of funds from to the court." aware you are aJjzt0 same material and about the city contingency funds to city Granting ofa building permit make sworn statements that same time as the present city manager's accounts for ad. to Seminole Baptist Temple by could be construed as libelous hail. "It's In worse shape than vertising and travel expenses. building official Ray Bradshaw before you decide to In. city hall," said Knowles. The commission also agreed of 'est1gate?" triggered charges Moore said he believes the Knowles can take one of his four irregularities and led to an Browning responded, "If location of Sanford's city hall earned vazation weeks this inquiry into the matter by allegations are made, a person should remain unchanged. iourth and carryover the other Planning and Zoning Chairman making them should be held "We've kept the city guessing three to the next fiscal year Irwin Hunter. who said he found totally liable," long enough," Stenstrom, said. lafter Oct. 1). to Lake Chief Quits, To Keep Volunteer Job Mary Continued From Page lA) procedures," Sorenson said, election times from December governing body' continues adding Smith "feels his honor to November to correspond approving development on the has been impugned." with county, state and federal fringes of the city and yet cuts Mrs. Mercer said she elections, funds for fire protection. received Smith's formal Fechtpl sent the city a copy of "Fire protection Is the last resignation Monday night. She letter from Doug Lawton of the thing on their minds," he said, refused to divulge the content of Florida House of Represen. accusing the elected officials of the resignation. 'I'd like to give tatives election committee. taking money out of his it to the mayor first," she said. Lawton said he personally does proposed 197546 budget and "He (Smith) asked me to put not recommend changing the switching the funds to the police the resignation In the mayor's election times because of department. box at City Hall," Mrs. Mercer confusion entailed. He said the "I budgeted two paid said. 'louse committ ee will be dispatchers to give 24 hour fire Mrs. Mercer said the closely watching Broward protection, but they (the resignation would probably be County where cities have council) switched the money announced at the 7:30 p.m. changed their ciection times, i'stead to the police depart- meeting of City Council Wedment to hire two patrolmen," nsday. Smith said. On the agenda for that Mayor Sorenson said today he meeting are: animal control has not as yet received an of- contract renewal with the liclal resignation from Smith, couty; em p1 o y e "but he told me he Intended to hospitalization and retirement resign." insurance; cablevision Sorenson said Smith's dispute enabling ordinance and a letter concerned the city's "put- from State Rep. Vince Fechtel, chasing procedures." Fechtel notes In the letter "He feels he has been ac- that a city councilman cdof.somethlng because he discussed with him the had to follow the purchasing possibility of changing city 9 WASHINGTON tAP) —Jack Eckerd, multi-millionaire owner of a southern drug store chain and a unsuccessful Florida candidate for governor and the U.S. Senate, is a leading candidate to become head of the General Services Administration, the Washington Post reports. In today's editions, the Post said Ec.erd, a 62-year-old conservative Republican from Clearwater. Fla., reportedly met last week with White house aides to discuss the GSA post. Bus Crowding Said Easing - - Church Permi t Revoked Bv Cit y NEW ORLEANS i Al') A federal judge in Florida used 'erroneous legal standards" in dismissing a suit that challenged the composition of Madison County juries, an appeals court has ruled. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Monday ordered the judge to take another look at the racial and sexual composition of the panels. John C. Mc(;hee had filed suit contending that blacks and women were unconstitutionally excluded from jury selection panels. But a federal judge dismissed the suit saying the jury commissioners had no intent to discriminate. Eckerd In Line For U.S. Post - Boston Schools Quiet Standards Called Erroneous - Employes Said Short-Changed ATLANTA (AP) - Employers violating federal laws shortchanged 109,776 southern workers $25.8 million—an average of $235 apiece—in the last fiscal year, says the U.S. Department of Labor. Most of the underpayments involved violations of the minimum wage law. But agency officials said Monday MIAMI tAP) Florida's largest power company is - Ix $3.7 million this year on research projects aimed it finding other sources of energy and ways to increase oil production, officials say. Spokesmen for Florida I'uw er & I .ight Co. say 8.3 million is being used to support the industry-wide Electric Power Research Institute and $700,000 is dedicated to the company's own projects. "Research in electric-power technology has historically been done by the three or four large companys that sell tiost of the equipment," said Dr. Donald D. Dunlop, FPi,'s vice president for environmental affairs. - Oblivious to all the loud pickin' and slngin' going on on the singe over their heads during the Bluegrass Festival Saturday aI- - $9•95 TON t 7 YIJUSS1 MIAMI (AP) - Thomas O'Malley, one-time insurance commissioner who resigned in a plea-bargained arrangement with prosecutors, says medical bills and doctor's orders to avoid stress are hampering his comeback as a lawyer. O'Malley said he has turned down cases from several potential legal clients because doctors treating his heart condition have told Iiiiii to avoid all work for at least six months. "lie finally said I could drive, provided I took it easy," O'Malley said of his doctor. "So, on the expressways I drive so slowly It's like porcupines making love. .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY MADAM KATHERINE - ' I _____ __________ _____ 3224005 Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected '' R it- f$ 6 FP&L Researches Energy 29. _______ II LOW AUTO RATES John Bollhorst, 38, Orlando, breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and larceny of a firearm, trial %eek of Oct. ____________________ 's S.i I I A. ri ______ - s•' MACCLENNY (AP) Authorities throughout North Florida and South Georgia are searching for 12 Inmates of the Baker County jail who gained freedom when one prisoner overpowered a jailer and emptied the ('elll)lOCk, officials say. Eight of an original 20 escapees were recaptured within hours, officials said of the Monday breakout. About 100 law enforcement officers, some with dogs, joined in the search for the others. Sheriff's deputy Joel Rhoden said he was taking iniiiate Leroy Jackson of Macdenny back to his cell when Jackson threatened him with a knife, tied him up, took his key's and released the other prisoners. ~7 Ej -.x,-a)~ U I Ij$ .s MA L ll1 hV.tJ - ____ _____ __ ______ No JFK Probe Seen Self, 11 Other Prisoners - ______ , "Clean Up That Old Typewriter" Blow Out - Replace Ribbon Clean Type - Oiling and One Adjustment. CALL ANYTIME - On Alert For Trouble LOUISVILLE, Ky. tAP) -Hundreds of city and county Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1911-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Teacher Pleads Innocent To Robbery NA11ON IN -r Trial Scheduled For October SHERIFF'S PISTOL TEAM PALMIST The Seminole County Sheriff's Department pistol team has been participating In Pollee Combat ,Iatrhrs at Way cross, Ga., over the past several months and the locals distinguished themselves by t;ikiiig tlirt't' out of six itiatches, winning the Masters, Expert and Marksman competition. Pictured ahm e, from left, are Deputy Richard Odell, Deputy Mat Brantley, Instructor Deputy Jim Brantley, Deputy Glenn Trombly, Deputy Robert Alexander and Deputy Hugh Harrell. PAST— PRESENT - FUTURE " 'LL QrAr)',-, HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL ArrAi' rü ifAiDI'.GS CRfST.'' 10 N GW000 MARRIAGE • SUSINESS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME 831.4405 P4OUISIAA( —S PM 0AYS Cios.dS,,nda,'i Longwood Man Arrested, Charged In Fatal Crash 14 11011 I.I.OVt) Herald Staff Writer The Florida Highway Patrol has arrested a Longwood man in connection with a hit-and-run accident last Wednesday on 1-4 near SR436 in which a threeyear-old child was killed. Monroe Primrose lee Jr., 24, of 565 Seminole Ave., headquarters at Ninth St. and Longwood, was released from French Ave. county jail on $5,100 bond Police acknowledged that Monday afternoon following his Knight allegedly escaped from arrest by FlIP Cpl. J.A. Crews, a "secure area" of the police Let' was scheduled for first complex but declined to furnish appearance in county court this further information. afternoon on charges of leaving Cash, Sgt. William Dube and the scene of an accident with a four other officers surrounded death Involved and careless the apartment at 615 Park Ave. driving, about 11:20 p.m. Crew's said a 1973 Mercury Dube reported a woman at Cougar owned by Fawcett the apartment said Knight Motors, Orlando, has been wasn't there but a search of the impounded in the case and has dwelling revealed Knight was been taken to the Sanford in a bathroom. Dube said the Crime Lab for processing of suspect was captured at gunevidence, point and offered no resistance. Fabian Montanez, 3, of Debbie Fowler Howard. 19, of hioboken, N.J., died at an 615 Park Ave., was jailed on Orlando hospital shortly after his parents' compact sedan was struck by another car that left the scene on 1-4 just north of SR436. Ralph Montanez, 34, and his wife Nilda, 24, were treated for injuries and released. After being struck from the rear, the Montanez car over. turned in the median of the four-lane divided highway, ifficers said. Crews identified Lee as a wholesaler employed by Fawcett Motors. He said troopers found the damaged Cougar at an Orlando area body shop after receiving a tip from an employe at it Mercury dealership that the body shop had ordered parts for a car answering the description distributed by troopers as suspect in the fatal hit-and-run accident. A 22-year-old Sanford man was being held on 125,000 bond today after his arrest on burglary charges by Sanford police and subsequent escape and capture at an apartment on Park Ave. Monday night. Charles Lee aight, 227,3W W. 27th St., Sanford, had been arrested on two counts each of grand larceny and burglary by Detective J.A. Cash and reportedly ran from the police 7 fl 1 m,I,I S-cult, it tanla'd S. 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By l used to ~ thin] Ihadmore im th$ngstodo - onwèeken& -- thâcaflona ri Pitts-Lee Clemency Expected Reubin Askew will TALLAHASSEE Al' probably recommend clemency for Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee when the Cabinet sits as the Pardon Board Wednesday, Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton says. I "1 think the governor will indicate that he approves Turlington said Monday. clemency for Pitts and Askew 's office said the governor would publicly announce his decision Wednesday on whether to free the two black men convicted in the slaying of two white service station operators. A white prison inmate has confessed to the klllmigs. Lobster Fishermen To Picket MIAMI (All) — About 125 Cuban-American lobster fisher-men have decided to picket tour ships leaving Miami for the Bahamas to protest the Bahamian ban of foreign fishermen. Spokesmen for the group said the demonstration would begin Saturday at Dodge Island, Miami's seaport. 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II \ . 111 . I . -. - . , ~ WaS110101 . II .0.1 I I all Services Scheduled 4 -ifter-11w I ~ Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants - Nl.nd hole life readings: $5 with this ad! CALL for APPOINTMENT •bI&fl.flflI 4 - N,,?to ~ $5,000 bond on a charge of reported a color television and aiding an escape. guitar, valued at $650, were Sheriff's detectives today missing after his residence was were investigating a burglary burglarized. at the 14 Old Post Road, Trilby Sanford police today said $300 Bend, Longwood, residence of in tools and fishing equipment John G. Sturno. was reported stolen from a Deputy Jim Hibbard reported parked truck at the residence of burizlars PnPrNI .. dwallinvp ti flz, flhItDnIrrnIr 111 the .,,, 3U by forcing a window and made Garrison Drive, Sanford. off with items valued at $2,205 Delbert J. Euga, 201 E. 10th including two pi.stols,a shotgun, St., told Patrolman Jacob tools, clothing, three hunting Cohen that a chain saw, battery knives, a tape recorder and 10 charger and two axes were bottles of liquor, missing from the yard of his John Fulton, of New York St., home after a prowler was Lake Monroe, told deputies that reported in the area. burglars broke into his ________ residence and parked auto taking a motocycle engine, frame and parts valued at $2,200. Deputies reported $222 In food, cigarettes, radios and a fan were missing after a breakin at the residence of Beverly M. Thomas, 1918 Conifer Court, Eastbrook. . Paul L. Rogeux, 5 Roy Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, e. S LOVE S LIFE SJhe1) Bet �Evening HerAd C ash Shortage Pinching Government 300 N. FR E NCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305322.2611 or 831-9993 WORLD Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1975-4A WAYNE: U. IX)YLE, Publisher IN BRIEF WILLIAM U. CURRIE, Managing Editor I10I3EW! C. MARK EY, Advertising Director Tuesday, Sept. 9, L ibya Fears An Increase In Oil Prices TRIPOLI, Libya (All) Two Gunmen Rob Bank, Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $270: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Escape With $1.35 Million -- The that created a cash problem. output trailed last year's by 41 Moammar Khadafy's crash de. pected to be no cheaper. of exploitation." prospect of an increase In oil The wells are putting out ju.: per cent. The shortage of cash velopmnent program to trans. Observers also sense a Instead the emphasis is on prices has put Libya's radical over 2 million barrels a day, forced the government to delay formmi his country from nomadic shrewd, all-business approach cautious distribution of oil and rulers in the same tent with the nowhere near the peak 3,7 bil- payment for goods contracted inertia to a humming socialist to oil in contrast to the an- petrodollars abroad. This has industrialized Western nations lion barrels five years ago but broad, reduced foreign es- oasis. nounced objective of putting put libya at odds with black they used to squeeze for all the almost double production ir the change reserves from 5,1,5 bil"oil energy at the service of African nations that hoped for petrodollars they could get. first quarter of this year. lion $2.5 billion to pay for The $7-billion, three-year de- humanity, of movements fight- favorable oil terms In exchange The libyans fear that if the services at home, and threat- veloxnent plan concludes this ing for freedom and of the hu- for joining in tho diplomatic Organization of I'etroleumi, ExIn the first half of 1975, oil ened to impede President year, and the next one Is ex- man struggle against all sorts boycott of Israel. porting Countries imposes another hefty boost in prices at its meeting late this month, Libya also will eventually be stung because it has too much of a good thing low-sulphur oil. __ to Study Points Of Energy The 4 PARIS I API — Police today searched for two "young, cairn and very decided" gunmen who changed cars twice during a lugh.speiJ chase through the streets of Paris and escaped with $1.35 million, i Way The United States of America must avoid putting too many eggs in one basket as it undertakes a revolution in energy production during the iasr quarter of this century. That warning is implicit in the exhaustive study of energy resources recently released by the new Energy Research and Development Administration O ur energy plight today stems from relying far too heavily on our way ' RAY CROMLEY , : of life and a major portion of our industrial are currently at the mercy of foreign producers who can control both their price and their availability. We are getting a late start on energy technology that should have been undertaken years ago. The ERDA report is not pessimistic, even if it casts doubt on the prospect that we can achieve sustantial energy independence by the target year of 1985. well we succeed depends on efforts to switch to new forms of energy, to develop more domestic oil and gas production, and to be frugal in the amount of energy we use for transportation and heating. _ Pie In Sky petroleum and natural gas to sustain capacity. In the clear view of hindsight the mistake IS clear These fuels are a finite resource, and we DON OAKLEY .: u Witho t R / I Land Reform There is growing evidence U.S. economic aid is largely wasted in those underdeveloped countri's where farmers don't own their own land. Yet, strangely, it is precisely for such countries that the bulk of individual U.S. aid is currently earmarked lands like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Moreover, there is no evidence that pumping multi-millions in assistance to such nations encourages effective change. Unlike trends in the U.S., Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, the rich get richer and the poor poorer. and infant mortality remains at alarmingly high rates. Our aid to countries lacking land reform seems to fail, even when we directly and indirectly pump in millions for (tams, roads, electricity, currency support, cooperatives and for Kent State: , 1 5C14OOLU5ING ATTL.E j') C Ever Heal? The words of Robert I. White, who was president of Kent State University at the time of the shootings on the campus on May 4, 1970, ( probably sum up the feelings of a great many Americans regarding that tragedy. _________ How Interviewed by reporters after a jury in ,1 4 Cleveland absolved him, along with Ohio Gov. . /-\ James A. Rhodes and 27 Ohio National Guard " officers and men, of civil damages in the deaths of four students and the wounding of nine others, . fie said that he was "pleased and relieved, but ERDA's cautionary words on the pros pects for I no, I cannot say that I am happy. It is not harnessing the nuclear f usion breeder reactor for • I possible to be happy." .' ', producing electricity in the 1980' point out the It not possible for any American to be happy pitfall of relying on one branch of technology still in over the outcome, for nothing can ever restore to its formative stage to make, significant impact on life the two young men and two young women / . . '. senselessly cut down that day, or restore to full the energy problem. If the breeder now must be , .. . alth the one student who will be confined to a he placed farther down the line, it means we will have agricultural improvements — where land ' wheelchair for the rest of his life. to depend for a longer period on coal and con- refom is missing. 11 But at least It is possible to hope that, at long vent ional nuclear fission as a power source. Some of the countries with the worst showing, last, the dead will be allowed to rest and the The breeder, which creates more fuel than it in fact, are those in which, with fanfare, we innation to put the Kent State tragedy behind it. consumes, stands with nuclear fusion and solar troduced major new strains of rice — as a part of The parents of the students and the other corn. energy as breakthroughs that would harness the the green revolution. The escalation in oil prices, plainants have had their day in court — indeed, world loan inexhaustible fuel supply. However, th e blamed by many, applied to most many long days In a trial that lasted 14 weeks. derdeveloped countries and erefore does not "My da ughter will never rest in her grave growing pains th at may overtake each of these explain away t he startling th con trasts between. cried the mother of one of the slain students ,, technologies makes it difficult to fix a timetable for those which made ma jor strides and those which . -. •N. however. Anguished, unbelieving of the verdict, when any one of them may be expected to begin did t. newly embittered, she and the other parents making a significant contribution to energy Listen to Dr. Roy Prosterman, of the Ready for immediately claimed that the trial was unfair, production. Obviously there must be parallel cf. University of Washington, who, with colleagues,_____________________________________________________________________________ the judge biased, the jury "ignorant" and vowed has recently completed a comparative study of forts toward development of all th ree. to appeal. ERDA correctly points out that in the near land reform, infant mortality and other factors Who, really, can blame them' They have been at least, correlate with Interm our efforts must be devoted to overcoming the which, staWfically living with this thing for five years, hoping for Editor creasing agricultural productivity and self, technological problems and environmental con- sufficiency in underdeveloped countries: the day when their children's killers would be brought to what they considered to be justice — troversy standing in the way of greater use of coal roads in this area, ... technology, without motivation, is not Race Track Opposed but also ignoring the fact that it has not been $ Railroading as a major Industry is waning. As and fission reactors to produce electricity. Coal enough, and the tenant farmers and landless easy for the accused to live under a egal shadow the wife of a railroading man, who with his gasification and extracting oil from shale are two laborers of countries like India and the PhilipAs residents of Seminole County, we wish for five years. and steadastly refusing to to father and brothers have contributed over other areas—costly, albeit within reach—to aid in pines have shown — in every single country, express ourselves in opposition to the proposed years that the guardsmen, as much as of railroading to this community, I would acknowledge achieving relief from our petroleum dependency in every one — that they will not make the vital on- Grand Prix Race Track. like to ask the commission to pause in one of its their children, were the victims of a series of farm improvements, such as new drainage and the Mr. Tom Radlof! Intends to construct this meetings, and in this Bicentennial year of events they had no part In starting. water systems and land levelling, that are Emerging from the ERDA report is a need for crucial on 11.2 acres southeast of K-Mart, nostalgia, tip their hats to one of the two inNeither in this trial, nor in a previous criminal to producing a good first crop and ab- track second or Rezoning has already been turned an energy program that will require a major in down once, dustries (the other, agriculture) which helpedtrial of guardsmen that ended In a directed solutely prerequisite to producing any The decision Is being appealed to the county support the economy of this county for many, acquittal, nor in other hearings and inquests, vestment and will create great challenges in third annual crop. Non-owners will not make was clear and unmistakable proof of guilt and monitoring and management. Our country, and these or other essential agricultural im. commission Sept. 16, at the courthouse, Room many years. 302 at 7p.m. The hearing is third premeditation on anyone's part brought for. on the agenda. indeed the rest of the world, is in a race with time to provements.. ward. To have found the defendants liable for Mrs. Bi ll Hardin According to "Prosterman's data, the three If Mr. Radloff feels some people on the perfect the new technologies th at will carry us Sanford damages would not have been justice for the th rough the energy crisis. While the time to have nations in East Asia which have done best in original petition ha ve now cha nged opinions he is dead but injustict to the living. ______ planned and organized this effort was yesterday, increasing rice production in the past quarter very much mistaken. We are growing in flUrn If the Kent State parents continue to press the government and industry can use the ERDA report century — Japan, South Korea a nd Taiwan — hers of those opposed. We sincerely hope the t here anything really to be gained other ended their landlord systems before 1953. county commission will lake note of the many than a deepening to get themselves in harness for a belated start of their sorrow' By contrast, increases in rice output per acre voices of the people. Lett ers to the edi tor are wel come. toward the multiple goals that must guide our in India, Pakistan and the Philippines, where They should be as brief as possible and Fire is a serious threat to Invalids, the aged Mrs. W.E. Simpson comment on matters of general Interest, progress in energy development, there has been little or no progress in land and the disabled. Not only do many of them live Mrs. George C. Spring reform — have been a third to a fourth as great. The letters should deal with tunes and avoid atone, some have the added problem of living in Mrs. F.V. Young personalities. The wheat story is the same. Mexico, which structures which are vulnerable to fire because redistributed land effectively years back, more The editor reserves the right to edit those of age and condition. Lunar Tea Party than tripled output per acre between 1951 and letters for reasons of space, but will exercise Salute To Railroads The Kansas City Fire Department has begun 1974. Pakistan and India, despite large amounts great care that the thrust of the letter II not lost using a computer to help locate such Individuals. The potential return on the American Investment in space Is of agricultural aid and technical assistance, did hi the editing. explored in a study r'Ieased recently by a team of National Its system stores nearly 400 addresses of invalids The following is an open letter to the Seminole only a fourth as well. All letters must be signed with a Aeronautics and Space Administration scientists, mailing living In the city. When the fire alarm office County Commission: In passing, Prosterman notes that coflecaddress and, when possible, a telephone number receives a call, a dispatcher employs a TV-like The group proposed that the United States move toward I have been reading with interest in the so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The display unit linked to the computer to check If an setting up a colony In the moon's orbit, where as many as 10,000 tivized rice farming in North Vietnam has done barely better than the landlord system of India newspaper about your ordinance concerning Evening Herald will respect the wishes of invalid lives at the address. If so, the screen pioneers could engage in industrial a nd agricu IturaI a cU % ities, or the Philippines in productivity increases. And time limits of the trains stopping traffic for more writers who do not want their names to appear In displays the person's name, specific location in set up stores and schools and complete the basic step in u China has been outpaced by Japan, South Korea than five minutes. It seems a little strange to print, panding habi tation of (lie universe." the building and condition. Firemen know ImWe reserve, of course, the right to reject any mediately which room the disabled person Is In But a nation immersed in Bicentennial fascination with and Taiwan in improved rice yields. Mexico has bring this up In the same week that the Seaboard history might be wary of the political implications. Tbere is no far outpaced Lbe collectivized Chinese wheat Coastline Pailroad moved all of its freight trains letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or and don't waste precious minutes hunting farms. to another line and will no longer be blocking any slanderous. indication that the planners have considered such grave issues through a smoke-filled building. Ps taxation and colonial representation In Congress. — ' 1 0 r - WASHINGTON I API suite Department o1ficiAs say the American case for taking military action in the Mayaguez ship seizure four months ago has k'e'n trt'ngtht'ntt by the first official account of that event by the (-.amidx)dian government. The officials noted that the rescue operation began more than 52 hours after the White House first publicly demanded the release of the vessel. Hut the Cambodian account of the incident, given in a New York speech Saturday night by Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister leng Sary, suggested that Cambodia had decided to free the vessel 39 hours after the Ford administration had made known its demands. WillWound 'I' / Mayaguez Action Backed . .:::_ __— =.... - . / / ' 1, is 5 II thousands. Letters To The HOSPITAL NOTES - 5 SEPTEMBEIU ADMISSION'S , JACK — p. ') PW " "We'r& the Burton and Taylor who called you about getting remarried. es Orville and I'm Edna." Margaret Lemon girl, Sanford J. ' Tamy (;room, Like Monroe Christine E. Carraway, New S MA O ~f O thundershowers in the coastal sections during the night and morning hours. Highs in the upper 80ks and low 90s. Lows mostly in the 70s. Daytona Beach tides: high low 5:42 a.m., 6:27 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:16 p.m.; 11:56 am.; low 5:33 a.m.. 6:05 p.m. The Miximt irn ftm WE HAVE $25,000,000 T O LOAN. Southeast Banks have $25,000,000 to loan. For home improvements, medical bills, educations, vacations, cars' thing I r— AREA DEATHS Claude W. Jr., of Warwick, Va, John 13., of New Smyrna Beach; brother, E'ram:cis U. of Sharps; Claude V. Coffee Sr., 87, of Sharps died Sunday morning. 10 grandchildren and eight Born in Geneva, he had lived in great-grandchildren. hirisson Funeral home Is In Sharps for the past 5even years. ,He was retired from the State charge. • Department of Transportation and was a Methodist, 32nd —i ruflera Notice degree Mason, and mem ber of the Oviedo Masonic Lodge. Survivors are two suns, COFFEE. CLAUDE W.. 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Russell, DeBary beast J t" R* Extended Forecast BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. ulscHAR(;Fs Sanford: Joe Azzarello Curley Barber IR IL WA A111W V SmII)Tnl 13(11. column, j WEATHER Tony M. Noviello, Forest City Terrance Engram — = Candice P. Bryant, Geneva Paulette G. Brunson, Osteen Lillian Johnson, St. Albans, W. Va. Mrs. Nancy Borutta & baby Jocweze U. Stephens Evelyn F. White Monday's high 90. Overnight Elizabeth M. Hose, low 69. Casselberry Partly cloudy through Marvin Nusselwhite, Dellary Wednesday. Chance of mainly Edna M. Gould, Dehand afternoon and evening thunDominick L. Barba, Deltona dershowers. Highs In the lower Urho A. Johnson, Deltona 9. Lows in the lower 70s. Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona Southeast winds around 10 mph, Olive B. Stevens, Deltona gusty near thundershowers. Herman K. Trotter, Deltona Rain probability 40 per cent Charles W. Valente, Deltona during the afternoon and Donald W. Wright, Deltona evenings, 20 per cent at night. Mills Secretly Expelled From Masons I Sanford: Thomas 0. Anderson Vera Black Leonard D. Cooke Sylvira Grady Ethel B. Johnson Jacob &nders Ethel E. &-insom ANDERSON Rep. Wilbur Mills, 1)-Ark., who was con- charges against him. The Grand Master took statement to the Federal Communications Viner alleged that he once had "taken sidered the most powerful Member of the House pains to explain that alcoholism, per se, was not Commission on the industry's payola practices. care" of personnel at Chicago's station WVON until his escapades with stripper Fame Foxe the offense. Rather, It was Mills' intemperate Mike Vine:, the executive, delivered the but that the record still hadn't moved up on the became the talk of the nation, has been secretly behavior which, Overstreet charged, violated damning document to FCC Chairman Richard "play charts." He flew to Chicago to find out expelled from the Masons. the Masons' code of ethics. Wiley. From the confidential memo, we what had happened and discovered "the station A 33rd degree Mason and a Grand Lodge The embattled Mills responded, first, by described some of the abuses. Here are others: didn ' t have a single copy of the record." He Medal of Honor winner, he was particularly defining an alcoholic. It is a person, he said, who — To encourage influential broadcasters to suspected it had been sold to a record shop, proud of his standing In the fraternal order. Now thought one drink was good but a thousand were play their records on the air, record companies cheerfully resupplied the station with the record he probably will be asked to return both his ring better, pay them to produce records. MGM Records and, thereafter, "sales increased appreciably." and his medal. Then Mills submitted detailed medical made such a deal, according to Viner, with Ken A WVON spokesman said Its management had Some Masons wondered whether he still had reticls, outl:ning the nature and treatment of Ikiwe, who then worked for the McLendon radio no knowledge of such practices among Its per. the ring, since Fanne Foxe has alleged that Mills his illness, stations. Dowe told us the record, featuring sonnel and was cooperating with a federal grand gave it to her during a secret "marriage As the trial wore on, he became testy and singer Buddy Greco, flopped. All Dowe got out of jury. ceremeny," irritable. At one point, his attorney argued that It, he said, was a trip to Los Angeles and ex. For Viner, the worst form of payola was But the Argentine firecracker told us she Mills had the support of the upper echelons of penses. drugs. "I did a lot of wrong things," said, "but re turned the ring right after the mock wedding. Masonry. Overstreet retorted sharply that HE — a similar arrangement was made by I never had anyt hing to do with drugs." While he She described the ceremony as "kid stair but was the upper echelon. George Wilson, who was then a powerful arbiter was an MGM executive, one of his Chicago said it was "important to me and to him." The tribunal did not reach an immediate of record tastes at a Philadelphia station. He promotion men "sent me a bill for $500 for 'stuff,' Mills was expelled from the Masons after a verdict. But a few days later, the commission acknowledged to us that he had produced I asked him what the hell 'stuff' was, He told secret trial before his home lodge at Kensett, met secretly and voted to oust Mills permanently records for Atlantic and Bell. me cocaine. It was to be used to buy air plays. I fired ik Ark. Witnesses have described the dramatic from the fraternal order. — Another programmer saw to it that KHJ In Win on the spot." scene for US. Footnote: We made repeated but Un. Los Angeles played "an Incredibly high perFootnote: MGM Records has since been He was accompanied by his Masonic lawyer, successful attempts to reach Mills,, his attorney centage of MGM records," according to Viner's bought by another firm which has installed new Wiliam Nash. T&gether they faced a five-man and Overstreet for their comments, statement. The program advisor and his wife management. Its original owners said the C3SIOfl, with about 200 lodge membs In PLAY FOR PAY: In an earlier we reportedly were treated to a Hawaiian records branch was separate and "MGM attendance. reported that fa-mer record Industry executive honeymoon by MGM. KHJ, to Grand Master Lee Overstreet outlined the had broken ranks and had given a detralled sequently broke the relationship.Its credit, sub. management Is unfamiliar with any of the practices alleged." Ida B. Jordan, John H. Kerar, Deltona Mary F. Sullivan, Deltona Hugh McNair Mary E. Rowe 240,000 miles away. BERRY'S WORLD WA.SIIINGTON (AP) — Congress is considering adding restrictions aimed at preventing U.S. Involvement in a Mide;ist war to i t s approval of U.S. technicians to monitor the Sinai peace accord. One restriction, proposed by Sen. Frank Church, 1)Idaho, would be to pull out the technicians if war erupts. The second would enable Congress to withdraw the technicians at any time. Chairman Thomas E. Morgan, 1)-Pa., of the house International Relations Committee said House and Senate staff aides are working on language for the two proposals and Church's office confirmed that Senate aides are drafting language for both proposals. TOKYO lAP) — Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Camtxxlia's mercurial and durable chief of state, ended fire years of Chinese exile today to assume a new and still undefined r&e in his Communist-dominated country. hisinhua, the official Chinese news agency, said the 52year-old former king left Peking by plane for his "glorious return" to Phno m Penh amid the cheers of tens of school Caution must be exercised to minimize the changes of a "lunar tea party" or other rebellious acts against a government This premniumn product is now SElyr. 9 Bask' Class PIno, 3 pro. Free FAA Safe Pilot SEPT. 10 Seminole Youth Basic Photography 4:30 p.m. priced a dollar or so higher Introduction to Creative 4:30 p.m., Tuesday & Thursday -Seminar, Sanford Airport Ranch, Inc. picnic-supper for - 6:30 p.m., SCC, 1214, fee than standard Persian Gulf Aggression. 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., SCC's Piano Lob. Registration terminal building, 7:30 p.m. board members and staff and $15.00, 12 wks. Call Community crude, which is about $10.50 a registrations 110.00, 8 wks., fee $30.00. Call Community New films on soft and short business meeting, 7 p.m., 110 Services at SCC for reserbarrel. The Libyans fear that SCC. 11-113. Call SCC's Coin- Services at SCC for reser. field and crosswind landings. Sweetbrier Longwood. vations. when higher prices began to mmiunity Services for reser- vations. Free door prizes and a chance pinch their customers, they' vations. All Souls Home and School SEll'. 11 to win an airplane. All pilots ould again reduce purchases meeting, 8 p.m., Social hail, BasIc Home Interior invited, Basic Home Interior of the more expensive crudes, Interpersonal Communk- Decorating, in - 10 p.m.,. Central Florida Sheltered Intermediate home Interior Decorating, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., as they did last winter. atlons I 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., Fee AE(' 38, $10.00, 8 wks. Call Workshlp's annual meeting, 8 Decorating, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., AEC 38, fee $10.00, 8 wks. Call Diplomats and oil analysts $10.00. SCC, 5-207. For reser- Seminole Community College's p.m., Sun flank Community AEC 38, 8 wks,, fee $10.00. For Seminole Community College's say libya is just emerging vations call SC(''s Community Community Services for Room, 2) S. Orange Ave., reservations, call Community Community Services for (ruin :i secrc drop in output Services, reservations. Orlando. Services at SCC. reservations. Sihanouk Returns From Exile ,4/,( - CALENDAR — Congress Mulls Restrictions ..,, p The gunmen were also encumbered at the start of their flight by three hostages but left them in the getaway cars they abandoned "We almost got thej,i," Police Commissioner Robert (lrt.ird claimed. "It was touch and go for a few moiients there." Armed V ith machine pistols and a sawed-off shotgun, the two men Invaded a bank on the Left Bank about 11:30 am. Monday, took SCV('n persons hostage and demanded 6 million francs, 63 Nalional Hank ot 831 f-oue't A.,' (-.ua J.'9'' 036 0966 Sjulhi-ji Bank ol t)'rliiia 1)) De u'.i L:,cJ i!una 32 660 446, , Southe,ai NO aiional Hank ot %t'tland : I.!, t1.incj P,:k',oyJ A',o 32751 6447000 / So theal Bank of Melbourne 1025 S (3,ibco:k St P,tott'4urriO 32901+ 73-784i / Southeast Batik at Ne Smrna 200 Can.ii Si Nes boa: ri 3206 420 2401 / Southeast Bank at tat Orange 798 N Somorar' 13ivd Orlando 32807 273 1000 / Southrasl National Bank of O,$ando 201 E Pint St Orlando 32801 8434000 ' SoUtheaSt Iirt National Bank of ' P '.iicIlitp Reach lOti() Pis', v AlA Satollio beach 32937 7771000 Southeast hank at TiluilI2tO eT 1 k I ii Southeast Bankot '%iIdsood ' i ' np .% c m dealers in Florcja who 0ti.r Soti h*'.i',i Bank,; auto fn.tr nq An I % tiulheAsI (ocoj , ' rirna , + "' �Mutua Seuiinole Mutual Concert Association kicks off Its 1975-76 season's membership drive today with the promise of varied and top notch entertainment, including a musical comedy, a troupe of Tahitlan dancers, and an unusual one man show, Continental Theatre Company's musical parody of the 'Thirities, "Dames At Sea," will come to the Sanford Civic ('enter on Nov. 3. The exotic Royal Tahitian Dance ('onlpanv will perform on Feb. 3. And to conclude the season, William %Vindo:n will play "Th ur be r" on March II. Preferred reservations at Seminole County's gala social event of th e year, the Champagne Ball on Dec. 6, are accorded Mutual Concert Association members, and a special May 7 premiere of Sanford playwrite Jolene Brubaker's prize winning drama, "A Slice Off The Old Orange." will be staged for members. 'We are proud to offer an exciting season's entertainment,'' Sa id Bettye Smi th , president of the Association. "We are aLso happy to report that there has be en no price increase for membership." Irene Brown, vice president in charge of menitx'rship, and her volunteers will be tying up the telephone lines soliciting members today through Oct. 25 when a reception at the Mayfair Country Club will mark the end of the membership drive. Other officers on Mutual Concert's 1975-76 Board of Directors include: Dave I3errieii, ice president in charge (If house management; Annette Wing, vice president, Meriibership Reception aixi Champagne Ball; Nancy Fork, -etrt'Lirv : & ; ib Edinonds, treasurer. According to President Bettye Smith, the Association's objective is to supply varied and quality entertainment of a cultural nature to the community in "A Slice 011 the Old Orange." a play researched and written by Seminole High School student, Jolene Brubaker i left i ill be a special Bicentennial addition to the Mutual Concert Assn. season I _ _~ ~J - . . .-. ~, - - . ~ WOMEN 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 16 k fT~ " -,_-- ) - .9- 00~ -qqqN It Young Tuesday, Sept. 9. 1975 Plo ywrite She' s A Winner! By JEAN PATFESON Women's Editor Debates, discussions, even a pie-throwing fracas among the good ladies at the county (air bake-off — these are the events which preceded the break away from Orange County and formation of an independent Seminole Count). Or at least, this is the way the historic event appears to young Sanford playwrite, Jolene Brubaker, in her prize winning play, "A Slice Off The Old Orange." Jolene, a IS-year-old Seminole High School student, is the winner of the $I(X) first prize offered by Seminole Mutual Concert Assn. for the best play entered in their Bicentennial Play Writing Contest. Awarded her prize Sept. I by Bettye Smith, president of Mutual Concert and chairman of the contest, Jolene will soon be turning her talents to helping direct the play's premiere production. -Slice" will be presented May 7, 1976, for Mutual Concert members, and May 8 and 9 for the public. The play will be the highlight of Mutual Concert's contribution to Bicentennial celebrations in Seminole County, and will feature a cast of local actors. "I'm so excited. This Is the first time I've ever attempted anything like this," glowed Jolene, who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brubaker, 118 Shirley Ave., Sanford. It was Jolene's Instructor In her school's program for gifted children, Mrs. Esther Hernandez, who first brought the play writing contest to her attention. Because of Jolene's interest in the theatre she is an active member of Sanford's Fellowship Players) Mrs. Hernandez suggested the young actress try her hand at writing a play with a historic theme for the contest. "At first I didn't have any Idea what I'd write about," said Jolene, who has only lived In Seminole County four years. "Then I was paging through old 1913 newspapers — that's the year Seminole County was formed — and suddenly thought 'Hey, here we go! This'll make a great play.'" She browsed through County Commission records and municipal records, but most of her background material came from newspaper stories gleaned from back issues &1 The Herald. "I took names from the paper and developed them into characters. The characters are fictional, but the events are fact," explained Jolene. Thrilled as she Is to have won the contest, Jolene Insists her glory must be shared with a number of friends who helped her with "A Slice Off The Old Orange." Fellow students Ester Edelbeeg and James Covington helped her with research and some writing, and Foreman Heard, codirector of the Fellowship Players, shared his writing and s.ene designing talents with Jolene. Asked what she plans to do with her prize money, Jolene replied she wants to purchase gifts for her play writing friends and for her mother, who typed the whole play for her. "And what's left I'll use to buy school clothes or put in the bank." -z___, , I Of and around Seminole Count)'. Afl(I always, t1 shows and social functions is exciting. Continental Theatre Company's "I)anies At Sea," for example, is a musical spoof of the Hollywood ex- F 1, travaganzas of the 'Thirties and has been hailed by critics as a "charming — delightful." The play capt ures the Hollywood "dream machine" delusions and grand illusions of the 1930s. It offers the just-right combination of mel od ies, lyrics and dancing to provide a nos ta lgic glim pse back to th e Busby Berkeley — Ruby Keeler-Dick Powell (lays of "innocent entertainment." "Dames At Sea," comes complete with handsome young hero and lovely young ingenue. The story of course is one of romance, love and heartbreak, wi th (naturally) a happy ending. Beautiful, vital and thspla)ing breathtaking grace and energy are th e members of the Royal Tahitian Dance Company. The vicarious company of 35 singers, dancers and musicians conies direct froiii Paris and is sure to capt ur e the iiu'igination of American audiences from coast to coast. The Tahitian group presents ancient dances to the music of traditional instruments and offer everything from langorous flirtation dances to dynamic rituals. And when William Windom plays Thurber, audiences are guaranteed the full gamut of humor, from th e gentle chuckle to th e th i gh -sla pp ing be ll)' laugh. Probably best known for his Emmny Award-winning role as the lead of NBC-'IV's series. "My World and Welcome To It," Windom has the Lilent to spellbind his audiences as he lealls then i from the orduiarv "c-ld into the extrardinarv ' orld of rit&'r-&'artoonist James Th urber. Jean Palteson I x. 4 f'; -' - t. : I ,~ .__..A41 4-~~n~ _, _ _J ~ tI i I ; _,` - - . ; c,:. It . .-a r ~Wl , M , I' .40. __ ,_ - -_- - " ,,,,,% PW-2-i ,-W -Pi ___~.. __&_ - -1. - - --1 i f 1. i - — Bout .'IV.;~ I, / , . -11 I-A _ hd&"& -. 0 Orlando Site Of Non-Title 't _____ - I . - ;:.':, 6. ,j uarryI Q By LOU ISSAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer n t iago S To Sq uare Off one condition — Quarry must Muhammad All-Joe Frazier Shaw and the 2 pounder ac. Orlando's Joey Vincent was according to matchmaker show. cepted the match that figures to set to take on former Central Bruce Trampler, "Don't be In his last local outing Quarry be a brutal one. Florida amateur champ, Henry surprised to see Henderson The Puerto Rican brings ORLANDO— Southern light , ,. ' soundly thrashed Vern . in a scheduled six rounder knock hail out. He is an outHall, record of 28-13 with In his most re'ent bouts at heavyweight champion Mike 17 McIntosh in defense of his the but Vincent was pulled out of standing prospect who should nockuuts Into tonight s Quarry returns to the Orlando contest Southern crown,, while San- Sports Stadium Shaw pounded the fight over the weekend be able to win if he can go the ' ,cotiimr1 to 51-7-3 with 14 tiago Sports Stadium tonight to meet LS making his Orlando out an easy win over Tommy added distance," (Amateurs oS for Quarr). 11.01' d ang 0 his trainer, Howard and lost a split decision According Puerto Rico's Tony Santiago in debut. normally fight three rounds r rank Razell, Joe) suffered a i A tall, rang)' boxer, Santiago I a 10 round non-title fight. A companion 10 rounder pits to Jodie Ballard, The Ballard nsteid of six.) The bout is supposed to be a has a style similar to his two of the state's highest bout was one of the most savage large weight l oss, similar to the In the other pro bout Santuneup for Quarry's upcoming countryman, Pedro Soto. It was ranking heavyweights, fights ever staged at the local one he had before the Victor 1 ford's Leon Elizy returns to the Perez fight, sol felt it best 14 closed circuit TV match against Soto who upset Quarry on Jacksonville's Leon Shaw and punch palace. to ring after an absence of several d Ill untilwe can find out ' Mike Rossm.an. Hut if Quarry national TV two months ago, Miami's O.T. Davies. years w Davies, ranked fourth in the hen he meets either s w ia is wrong with urn isn t careful with Santiago he dropping him from the top ten Originally Davies was to state as compared to Shaw Killer Ellis or Charles Thorn j ought lose the Sept. 30 date in light heavyweights in the world mmi.t 'hncsot4i s Scott LeDoux third, is considered Replacing Vincent will be ton one of the Madison Suart' Garden. T regain tin,! lily ranking but I £lIUx w dS hurt in training hardest punchers in the south Clarence Henderson of Th ree amateur bouts, in. New York matchmaker, Quarry needs a win tonight and and had to pull out of the bout today. He has stopped among Orlando. cluding the current Georgia '"_ Teddy Brenner agreed to let t hen he must take Rossrnan in last week, others John L. Johnson and Henderson will be making his sensation, Terry "Rootin" ' Quarry meet Santiago. But with the bout that will be part of the A hurry up call went out to Virgil Gibson. P° debut against Hall but Tuin, Ipen the card at u,. win, ' --- .ijW I : "L_ ' — - _z - '_ , ' . .,': ' - - - ~ 4 I I V., ,. __'.!-F_#_ " . . ~ - . I* ..-.*, ~ .Ak " J I ,' ' V% If it - V, , ~~ ,I I-,#.,- 0 ~ ..- - I I 0 .1 .0 C-.~, A - (6 1. ~ I 0 -'.-4Or,*,: R - . • * I -- 11 ,I _,-~-L_-~-_-t=_~--_ . . --.----_= - . . .6 ,..-" * .A. B Tuesday, Sept. 9,1975-1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V , I4AS Fri y N ig h - .ilw?lm % t- X%_t ~5 ..; ~r1% -1 ..v , I_~ . 1. '.. I I . . 4 I'_04 .,_.', ~ __-_- - _ - -, - -,;- I I- ____ __ .-. I - -l' .A;,1 _t Aqk___ ' ' . •aP- .l'., .,- -'.--*' t Football Foes 'ber .,;., .4 - / . A"Do _*A, , I -"-* 1 . _g_~ 3A 1; 1 :11--if".1ilo 4" b - I... __. .... - - I ' ift ,.0 vi1~ I "I- _ - / , _ .1 t .Fbl*. r ~, I .", t ,11V.1, Ii. 0I 4 V..."~,,il',., Tapering . - i - r . ,' k tis-e,' ' 0 .7A.. '.., -. "" J ~ I lu 6"\ .. . - ,4116, ,~, _;4, __ = , ~,'l i ' A11 A, % . — 4 1' A _____ H , It 4 r 0 e. . I • .9 It Z~ ' 11 r /_ : k L 1, Sanford Senior Citizens will have a covered dish dinner at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday Sept. 16, at the Sanford Civic Center. Entertainment will include a (lancing performance and tI,._•I... UU UMI ,1UIUIVII ..,II Y,U1 ULM.UX uui I I World War II Years'"' by Peter Schaal Peter Schaai's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than V 6009 local names is still available (limited supply). I Sold by C.I.P. Proceeds to be used for Seawalk beautification. $ Only $9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford Atlantic National Bank, or call 322.6473 for o delivery. I L - - 1 -/ •- I - . "., Iii I I I 1'. MOVING CAN" BE A REAL HEADACHE! ' ) "..'.- * ( ' '. ' I eLyr '', / Id" "1 I 4 * •• tbIlk S ' A . ,#,) 01_,~ onl y one pass In two quarters. 'Cl '•;!',. •?s I :_ , .a ..... ,.' - ' _- I *e_., _`-'~, 2 1 .,-- ' "L- t1e' )'' ',.* Pi t•". 1.,iirb,4 "c c:'k iZ N, ' -'-- , -,. " s' - - 1 - ' rr' It , : '' ~ fIr ' \' f. i# _1_'~~ , V._, , _ _ 11Z r!JL7 1 r'.1' /'ç' )k --' - % % 's " - .iL4 I If/. . ' -.--- - I '7'i-. . I-. I - — -. ., " .. . • .• .,. ................ .. It took four tacklers to bring him down, but Itammates finally did stop Hawk running back Andy Holton. Lake Howell' s Gr'* dders I .1. U fl UT Wi Wrenches Tow Ruby said the words, but his football team wasn't cerlain it heard him right. LAKE HOWELL covered from that, even though .second second in the row for the Vanwe've been playing .660 since kees. Catfish hunter checked the All-Star (;,fine." Baltimore 2.0 Sunday. Indians 4, Red Sox 1 Ukin Hood, who hurled a sevGraig Nettles blasted a solo en.hitter, prcfited from three home run in support of May, t)....i... I.A..... I, iI..... _.L.__._._I_ is'usi errors ea 111g w UI Uv woo 5UiJK oui mour, waieu one unearned runs in the fourth in- and didn't allow- a runner past ning and f,UtdLiC!C(l Rick Vts second cond t)LSC. To Run Now here Fast Thursda y ) For fast relief call the I/ /'I(O?1ZT{41t(Ok. MARGE WILLIAMS .2 Sanford 8)1 9212 Casseiberry Winter Spr;riqs I 834 921? AI!lm(r1?C Spring s Lonq,sood I SHIRLEY MILLET 83.1 9212 Forest City I 11 •41 , r..•i 'i ' ." ' 11 — SHIRLEY COOPER I 11 - I'4..a . V ",,r.j.. .""f!~..-', ~&--.,to, 1 1:X Harriers Braves Gong Hostess. A History Of Sanford I -- - 5.9 The group held its first meeting of the month Sept. 2 with Mrs. Edith Harrison, presiding. f 11Snnfnr,l Anti ThA I I - ,.~ii ,,,__ .. t ' _tg 1'.t, , '-,' -,~ikll~;-',.I"-A he repeated it. "We will practice about an hour later the next two days, and bring a wrench." The Silver Hawks tapered off One player grinned. Another shook his head In disbelief, this week with no scrimaging, "I get it," said one of the quick-thinkers standing in ankle,) ~ and coach Tom Ruby indicated high grass at the Eastbrook Elementary School grounds, "we are running Andy oUon going to throw a monkey wTench into Eustis' plans." ,.,i....i, ,t.,, LIII VAiLJI t's i LIIUJCJ UIIII 10-1 lit 111-11) l eason jU( 'Ot quite, son. preferably loud, "lie's a gutsy player and real stcarollered m the Kansas City What "we" are going todo is install 2.700seats. At the football When Ruby wheels up In his red Volkswagen, the dials go off, sound runner," said Ruby . itoyals 8-2 Monday night. stadium. Forget about the draw' play. We'll call this one the thelegs sw itch onand practice, aLcoina semi-low key, begins. Holton is a 5.10, 165-pound "tighten up" series. One of the youngsters wasn't certain if Ruby was kidding Junior who plays fullback, The Lake Howell Booster Club is responsible for the almost- about the wrench. Lake Ilo%%ell is gearing for a 0 colliplete football stadium, arx! the temporary bleachers — 1,900 No joke, was the answer. Saturday afternoon home on the home side and 800on the visitors' — are on hand ready for But 2,700 seats? opener against Eustis, . If installation. me boy did some quick figuring. With the junior varsity and Ruby scouted Eustis in a lights aren't up yet either, but they will be in time for the Oct. freshmen helping, that would mean each player could install 24 jamboree last weekend and 3 home night opener against Oviedo. Afternoon games will fill the and the job would be finished. determined that his opponent home slate until then. Good thinking, son. from the Mid-lakes Conference Right now, the Lake Howell athletic department is looking 'Oh, we've got the thinkers, all right," said Rub)'. "In fact, Jh TH E ASSO('IATEI) I'RESS Andy Messersmitti's three-hit was a solid one, but capable of toward being ready at least for afternoon games against Eustis got a line of straight A students. Let's see, Bray and Ton) I've a long, dreary season pitching in the Dodgers' being beaten. ISaturda)' and Jacksonville Kenny. Harper are the ends, Paul Hines and Larry Cannariato the windS down, the Atlanta Braves triumph over San Francisco. "We need to execute and not Ruby, former head coach for two years at l"rinity Prep and tackles, Steve Birchett and Mike LaCore LaCore is really a It was the sixth shutout of the make too many mistakes," he find thcrielves going noplace assistant the three seasons prior to that at Orla ndo k Rie, is A 13-way cross country linebacker, but plays backup guard) at guard and John Brandorfi fa.st , The fans are going ever)'- season for Messersmith, 16-14, added. a low-key, easy speaking man nf3l. He's blond, well-tanned and a test the first major iiieet for center. place fast—except, of course, to while John Montefusco, 13-8, football nut. of the spring for area "Don't have to worry about keeping them eligible." took the loss. ,thinta Stadium, TRINITY PREP "This is real good situation here at Lake Howell," he said In — will distance runners Basically, since Ruby Isn't expecting an undefeated season or 0 Pirates 4, Cubs I Houston's Cesar Cedeno hit his office at the second -year 1 insou th west Seminole County. any thing of the sort, heonly has one problem. sta ged Thursday at Valley Back in the division with a two home runs mind had six RBI Spirit and mm,oral ifl practice is 'We have 1,279 students this year. Probably go to 1,600 next year. Making certain Forge Golf Club. his players bring , rcnches !u practice. before the Braves' biggest non- pennant race, the Pirates ex- sound this week as coach Joel last year it was between 800 and 900." (;r e v h on n ti T Ii e crowd of the season, almost tended their NI, East lead to 6' Kelley points to the Saturdayh T e challenge of a new athletic' program is ob viously to Invitational, hosted 1)) singlehandedly raising the As- gamiws over St. Louis and seven opener at Fort Pierce against Ruby's liking. Working on the ground floor is also to the liking of Lyman high School, will tros' record to 56-89 and bring- gaines over Philadelphia John Carroll. assistants Ed Zaremba, Curtis Keen and Frank Schwartz. attract it bevy of Barriers ing them within 41 games of behind a combined six-hitter by "I'iii optimistic," said Kelley To be sure, Lake how ell's football team is no champion. runners from Orange, Dock Ellis, in his first start earlier. "The kids have worked first place. Juniors and half a dozen sophomores make up the 35-player Seminole and Voltisi;i ('edeno also rapped a two-run since his two-week suspension, hard, and we are ready to go." varsity. The junior varsity has 40, and the freshman squad has Counties. double in a three-run Houston and Ramon Hernandez. another3s_makimlgfootballforcesaboutllostrong. Joining l.yimian ui tht' I'hlllIes6, ('ards3 Iir',t. his ;oii burner tinule it 4-0 LAKE BRANTI.EV But But Ruby is quick to Ix.nnt out that just because his Silver — field will lx' Lake Howell, Greg Luziaski, who admits he in the third inning. are young and inexperienced, that doesn't mean they are Lake Brantley, Bishop Evans' two-run homer in the hasn't been doing the job, (lid it The Patriots would prefer to m)t without potential. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. tAP) opener for both clubs I Moore. Boone, Colonial, ,seventh inning had given At- Mon(Lay night. His single and have seen Apopka in a jaill"nat's the best college prospect on the team." he said later Perhaps Bear Bryant didn't be. The outcorne thrust Misiouri Edgewater, l)eLand, double drove in three runs, boree, rather than vice versa, lanta a 5-4 lead, at practice, pointing In the direction of Bob Bray, 6-3, 210-pound lieve it he first time, so Mis- squarely Into the Big Eight Evans, Mainland, Sanford raising his league-leading 118! but Brantley coach Sam Weir is junior who plays defensive end soundly. hleds 3. Padres 2 souri showed him again. Conference picture and, since Naval Academy, Seminole Johnny Bench's 26th homer of total to 110 and carrying Phila- hoping that the tuneup last "And that one — his name is Bob Luby — he's the fastest In their only previous meet- defending nationa! Oklahoma is and Oak Ridge, the year, a two-run shot in the delphia past St. Louis. He had weekend can shake out it few runner on the tea nii, and he's only a sophomore. ing, Missouri bushwhacked ranked No. I again at this stage boys Favorite aniong eighth-inning, lifted the NI, driven in just four runs with his mistakes before they really "Look at 'em Liking warmups. Den't they look great. Po ' ma 35 10 in the Gator Bowl of tht, season, it also push(41 tho. varsity teamius in the meet West champions past San last 47 at-bats, count, and solid. Not great, but give us time." following the 19t8 campaign. Al Tigers into tin nit nil is Lyman, while Lake Expos 64, Mets 5.1 Diego. Willie MeCovey's 18th Fumbles were a woe last Ruby's bubbly enthusiasm is matched only by an equally Onofrio, who coached the Ti- spotlight, ) Brantley fields one of the Right-hander Don Carrithers weekend, homer of the year had given the enthusiastic wave of interest building in the school as game time gcrs' defensive line the first And the end t strongest gals squads. Padresa2-1 lead they held until scattered eight hits as the This week, the problem is approaches. time, was the head coach Mon. reguktr-season wmnnumig streak Action Thursday begin-s Expos whipped New York after Apopka, and Lake Brantley is the eighth. Since the grass on the practice area hasn't filled in yet, day night when Missouri ml- may have signaled an early dent 5 with the girls race. The Pat Scanlon's one-out, bases- going to see how well they can Dodgers 4, Giants 0 How 'll gridders take to the nearby elementary school for week- prssetI a national television nil.se to Southeastern Confer. boys junior varsity begin-s Steve Yeagcr's two-run single loaded single in the bottom of contain the outside-inside day practice. They arrive by cars, and as they lounge around audience and depressed a proence power Alabama's pre, at 5:30 and the boys varsity highlighted .it three-run Los An- the ninth Inning gave Montreal running attack spearheaded by waiting for the coaches to arrive, they turn their car radios up and Alabama crowd of 63,000 by season dream of its first national 6, nb's eigh!bi inning and backed the opener. do like most teenagers do in their leisure — listen to music, doing it again 20-7 in the t'ason al crown quarterback Henry Stank'. in a 'Icc'ath', I NZ team plays a little better when the games mean a lot and when a lot of people turn out to watch us," said Sal hlando, the 0 Oakland captain who contributed a home run and two singles Atl* _. her recent trip around the world. Tour chairman Mrs. Mary McPherson is taking reserrations for a trip to Key West r . Four couples celebrating anniversaries Were uongratulated. -.,^ i? Before Big Home Crowd I Senior Citizens Meet Set 04 & _ -, - 1 _,- V A s Crush Kansas City 1 Royal Tahitian Dance Co. presents ancient dances to musk of traditional instruments f" Seminole .rnd Oviedo begin SCdSOfl, so that must Include the / , mid week tapiring off in first one 'r ' , ' prep.ration for their cross&iiunole coach Jerr) Posey k'" P% county rivalry, Friday night in expresses confidence in his '.!i '' ' Sanfoni, kicking off the high team but is little more .,ff i school football season cecretl',e in his opinions about he season. "Maybe pr had benefit of d he clarifies, but we . jam? last for but Oviedo Pie two teams tangle Frida y coach Bill Klein isn't buying the I A# - ~ ~ - ,,.~'J , I,.I fact that Seminole will sti V V BUDDING QUARTERB 4 Handsome hero, Dick t John Lytton) and "Broadway Baby" (Beth Machlan) In "Dames At Sea" , i i 1"i jokingly. -Seriously, those kind the Greyh runners can (0 wonders or ACK cernedaboutthisgame,hchas setting up a passing game We Gee, did Joe ".amath really start like this' That's what th reason ill have to be read 101 year-old John O'Brien of Maltiand might be saying here as he The Pioneers have nót onb anything fades back to throw a long bomb iflerald Photo b Gordon the home field advantage, but Klein is on record as %Silllamsoni much higher expectations than Oviedo will win em all this the (re)hounds this season. Oak Ridge (lid not appear sharp I in but ttl bo regarded llealthwi.se, Lyman is sound and it is with the quick slants of running backs Wyman Jackson ,and Horace Alexander, plus power running of Bob Riazzi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Orioles 6, Brewers 2 John Lowenstein's homer ac and general leadership of The little losses in May are counted for the other Cleveland quarterback Bob Burkhart on which the ofknse is centered It lookLd like d World Scrie looking biggcr and bigger in gune There was,i big crowd dt September for Baltimore. Defensively, linebackers Ya . nkees 3 , Tigers 0 ttn' Oakland Coliseum, the Jerry human, Greg BanfIeld, "We lost 11 of 12 games in Rudy May tossed a seven-hit- 1r-,, ,, ,. .,1 tm.... 11 11 w jtiiIi; JII4ilU .W 1111:1 11K •''"'. '' •) sill UI 111111 IIaiLLl Iit'IU .ia w rico we weren L wuing, to ter pick up his career-high key. course, the A's won. said Baltimore Manager Earl "We proved again that this Weaver, 'and we've never re- 13th victor)'. It was May's first shutout of the season and the tL~-gk p' ': - * .Ar . .,.WA* _ & 0 ,,, 1 ' , ~1' , . it . .) . 1 h-' a ,alt, . RA It P, . "p' .1 L. - ,I Y 10 11 "Thurber" a comical one-man show will be played by William Windom Off ' 11 i. DEAR AEBY: All I can say wives a few tips on how to tell if listen, question and learn about 'thanks a hole bunch" for their husbands have been deafness, blindness, amgiving a husband a few tips on fooling around. putation and mental retarhow he can tell if his wife has CAM ILLUS, N.Y. dation from first-hand sources. been out with another man: DEAR CAM: A cinch: When The children were eager to ("gets all dressed up to go a husband suddenly starts learn about the capabilities of shopping, comes home late, out wearing his best clothes to each of these guests as well as to overcome their prejudices. Everyone has a problem of breath, with no packages, work, says he's working the problems they faced There are hundreds of people yours? For a personal reply. write to and her pantyhose inside out"). "overtime" but doesn't have because of their handicaps. like Diane, Ede, Steve, ABBY Box No. 4170*, LA.. Calif 0sl Enclose stamped, sell Well, there have been times the money to show for it, puts After the class spent two Charlotte and my father who addressed envelope, pieas. when I got all dressed up to go extra miles on the ear, mornings "handicapped" are willing and eager to teach shopping, came home late and sometimes gets lost all day themselves as part of the children ab ou t their handicaps. Hate to write liln7 Send It to out of breath with no packages, Saturda y, smiles and whistles a course, I'm convinced their I urge schools an,i civic groups Abigail Van Buren. 133 Lasky Dr.. and maybe my pantyhose was lot and starts telling you what a unde rstanding has grown at to seek theui out and use their Beverly Hills, Calif. 10217. for Ab. by's booklet "How to Write Letters irde out because that's the great, understanding wife you least three sues, services. They are beautiful for All Occasions."PIeas.enclo,,.a long. ielf•addressed. starrped I? Or way I put it on, but it di dn't are — watch out! those who are people. True, en velope mean I had been with another DEAR ABBY: I am a fifth- "sickened" b) the sight of "TEACH"; IIEE[)VIlJ.E man! grade teacher, and my class handicapped people need a I have a very jealous has just finished an extensive lesson in tact, but they also husband, and that item in your course on understanding need some t"irrtt inlr3rmnatlon in-:n "m,(ii": Amen! _..L___.__.j..1_'.L...i____,.___ t_ ,., i__1 •L._ __i CUIUJJU1 54LEL WUB I UCIp uiiien naowCaps. SYC Bali IBC (AIU much, fortune to have as guests some Since you gave men tips on extraordinary persons with how to tell if their wives are physical disabilities. They gave cheating, how about giving their time to let my children Dr. Burt If. Perinchief has register for same during announced plans for the college registration. New and Seminole Community Chorus returning members will for the 1975-76 school year. 'ihe register In the Registrar's major stork for this semester is office located In the Ro be rt Elmore's "The Administration Building on the Incarnate Words," an Advent SCC ca mpus Chorus rehear. sals are held wecky on Monday Pageant. New mcmtx'rships are en- nights from 7:00 P.M. to 9:45 couraged in the Seminole P.M. For further informa tion call Cthnmwuly Chorus for the new season. No previous choral CofluTlUulity Services or Dr. experience is required and Burt Perinc'hei(, at SCC. This course is self-supported audi tions are not prerequisites for membership. Academic by student fees 't no expense to credit is awarded for those who the taxpayers. - - IV W -- , )! Spotting A Cheating Spouse Chorus Rehearsals Begin SPORTS 2am paign I Concert Starts HILDA RICHMOND 5/.1 3167 Del form : "NM I M issouri Tide * Leaves Red Faced • ' -A--. ____ ***-=-----.- -,-'-----..----= =-*--=--=------.----=---- -.-----*-.---- ---- - -- -------------.---.-- - - -- -----=------- .,.-- - -- - ------------------- --------- = ------ - =. - - - - - - - -,- -- --------- �- 2 B—Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. - Tuesday. Sept, 1975 JSCOREBOARD___ ___________ Major League Baseball East Vn,k A'N'trr.I Lions Need A Team To Go With Arena J!g!ltice Perti'. (.n 'A (' Ph, A s A' 11 70 510 q 0 p".rI., Pith 9 Al 111 II' 'utfr playground for the National Barney, one of the few truly been bothered by injuries. Laoii IINS Smi p 17 1 nn.',n PY II. I t*ltfl5hi Ph. 1% flr'nrh (n 7 St'ir 114-It ' API 7 c'. i m'; 7 C. LA 7? ., squad potential expected of him in his P,'hI. 5. • fl e tt Be Ic) f(j) () r Pi, i c,,,, 'i. ' uri'i ,o' IP, ,I 5 41 ,. t,,,. t Pt I ( '.' %V'? Today'sGames rIlon n n P'Oi"It'n ffl,rkpr 1314) int . 'i 'it i'.e',*$n S'in il fl) East W L Pc?. GB SI ? 7$ 64 519 6 Ntrot Oakland K('S'i' *93 II 1)1 73 Si 'I 30 I V'hlii it I 10.0 F45*,I&S 'i.4 CANADIAN _________ NI . , ' IloncIs. R'viv (.1rpW c,t. io PIY(14I14r, (11 Scheduled Today's Games IS •s 010 STANLEY 86° BA1tTO' i',,''P'r'-,'r.'i CURRE NT ISSUE hA BEVERAGE GUIDE ' JIM BEAM 3•99 Mit I( - ....., : TI 3 . 1491 .' fl'i!t.n',i'irp r hAl. I ' 140 p'.r,T ii 14(, NP V tm.s vi tv' F ' 1141 MARRIAGE o JOHN 51014 WIt' I'etIon.r. the'..- _________ _________ " [Si WNIII TOU LII tm* LtOl CANADIAN 6 YEAR civ B CANADIAN ] - SIACIAM CIQU flrt)t,t Clerk Nth 7 c , n. ut' County. rinr,d.i 'ind S('VC , thert'cl on Pntitionrr' AttOrne1 NOTICE OF APPLICATION F OR TAX DEED F iorici'i 17771 on o,iwlflvt' the pp I'iy of Srptrmt-wr. 1975. or otherwise .' ttf'iiiI Will hi' (1tered ,1ifl%t OU injury. the terni.' 'tue 26 Nl-'l. owners voted Because f the trend, MISS l)anivl said: "Amnerit'an athlet- during their June iuieeting in u PlY (1'. I N '.' ,r,- ' ',t ce'iI of thi' Clerk of the Cirut ru Pt.'. 2''t tl'iy 01 AuguSt. A 0 .s' ha's bettered by their foreign h.'IS IiIt'd Said (t'f tNt 'it. tot 'i t'i deed to he "cu,ed tI'i'ri'i'ifl in.- ti'rt .fic,te fltjnmtu'rS vt"ir oI .SSi,'inte the f4'kttifltIfln Of the flrOt).'rty •inO the ,"it',øc 0 wO., h it WAS ,iS%t'S%i'rl 'ire .' P011(1W' Arthur 14 Ii.' kwth Jr Ac (it',k of the Circuit Court liv I I'm,' RCh.irde Deputy Clerk J,1( 1 1 fir idOl'S of (1 CVII AND I, MIlE R%i.,Wi' 11T D.scriplon of Property P0 flr'iwet S'infcurd. FIorid.i 17771 _______ than half the teams lost money DolphIn defensive genus, line"NIP decision like that has cerned that Buoniconti's play backer Nick Buoniconti and been made," he said Monday. ssould be impaired by the cast. last year. safety Dick Anderson. will be "I think I have a lot of good "In making the decion, I Monday, a NFl. spokesman placed on the Injured reserve football left. I love the game saw him missing four games sill (Ilmnpete with the ad- smud the player limit was one of list today and sidelined for the an(I I want to play.'' altogether, and then having to Miss I)aniel, winner of a gold wanted to negotiate with the says. - * Hi-Way 4 YRS 17.92, Fern Park ' (TT(R ,: (w,S RIGS RIA3v At 436, r"ir (L.TTv tj,p ST, LEGER '* Hi-Way 1 792, PiiciPie•, t v'ish P,'tpcler 'it pp. couli ri,'eqt t a bronze at Munich in - 1972, ('()ulu('Il in the player limit is ._.. ILL SOuvti* Gift SOS ASS! SIIC*AM b 0 !I*CN(l$SCOICM JIM SIAM I' 11$ 2 ___________ sth - ' ... ' (ti-il of the Cittijit (nun I",,lr'rv I'1 Iui ('rei cu if flv'pp,ty Clerk Pll1I.th e .4c' N?S , ' is' , . 86' GRANT'S 8 YEAR 439 - - . TEACIIE BEEFEATER i... Description of Property ___________________ handicap," Shula said. "I'm _ _________________ tackled Minnesota Viking run- helmet or face mask," Buoni- has." 37 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SCOTCH r 1%SILA SuJG RISALI Cincunna',- I - 2.09 VERMOUTH ' PIICs 1.88 ________ _____ _________________________________________ ___________________________________________ IMSI'S I ,s•I.lt99lSt. 5495 STANLEY SCOTCH . ON OUt _____ J-9 ' VINO-1OSSO -J - - - 159 Pl'i.ntff 1295 '''9 1.79 IMP. ROYAL - ml'i,rn,r,q -RUM-VODKA 1 0(l-v'flui'illy 197% at Il r titip nI which us is foIIow 'r'tS for 'hi' County Of Semmnit' 'ic'ervIinri OrdOafir,- No 759 of the "I've had quite a few opportunities tiu sbow that 1(10 like to hit and that I want to play And ito as the n'itur'iI fthec of thi' 1. sa a rnpy St'ti'i' draft choice from the Univer- .tt'iritir fl,snk R,i.IcJ.riq. Sriforcl FlOtillA And fmt thr- original ,vth Pb. Pr'hi,%Pm Sr-ri' 7 9 I7, 71 1Q15 11111 II 'P-al Ralph' rri,' 4 5mni,.' ''if' Pb,' P-rider rI l' bo't. p. P.fr.iti'i h,'i f,Iec, c'i', cr-rt,l ,tt". fr-v ,i t'i itciwl t bn SUerl ths'r(5)n ii. ., Cue-il of Circuit Court Flon.d,1, on ii' t'efOre tht' 'ltd dAy of Cctol-.'r A P PS r'Itierw,5r. .i elc'atjl1 viii s 'n'!evdd ,ii.i.nt yn, 'Or PP-c rd * ,1f'm'ir'qly'tl fl the Pr-' t,Qri ct,'IINV'cc n'v Hind and nff,r,,m eat rb fli', (n,srt is' the 7 !p* da , Luoi-t, A 1) 'Se-t' rI si.,,,inry. the tft"ccrpton CI the f'-ff'f'i'rty. and the name'. n vi(h (leul vt Ct at COurt y,ic ,iv'sted are 'is Pollaws Den,,tv Cleti OescripliOnOf Propeety _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ , /L!/%, Alt Of 5.11(1 (lrflØi'rt v hr-il Pa Phi- fln'irc, of I ole-si 'lit hi '11*5 i'rt,hi(.j?*' a Iii I Dick S a cli e iii Jo r s A I I To Join Camp; Preps For Joe NHL? Januar>, or maybe before," enterprising has been authorized, air and he always lands on his feet. different areas," he said. "Frazier is the ;Igret'luient unanimiiousl approved a IeasMulrllav between itiake ans- prediction involving h.m. 1k al. stays defies the odds." the uiiaster—fast, smart, a great puncher. that Ralph r.i Irene A ScPicsolcr,iht th I011Ovimnp tee Inc. id Miatun 1(1 build and l>- of Joe Frazier, having guided George The certificate- numbers and yi"irS of (SSu'in,'e the Ti'ccrupIion of the The structure ssauld be built eight ring lit!e.holders, he now is working as J.'oI-n'. v'i' 7. 9. P6 2) 1Q75 -n FOR TAX DEED (('c 1? i molder of boxing champions, Muhammad Mi is a cat with nine lives. Ptibtlsh Si'r,i.riali' County F lor.d, teams in college," he said. Owen Goldman says he expects the National hlocke)' League to fly I ill.'iri - /sttqirriry fr F','titjnei 6)7 Sacfcirrt AliAntit fi-ilib Icci ao( .- 197) said he has been impressed quite a bit in showing me how sshat I've done SO far has up and knocks you over back- said. "If you can make every only learn by doing, Now I just caught somebody's eye." wards. lie's got great cx- step count, then you Can get the hustle as much as I can," 5 v'n'note Cnunty NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED I Section Ill 741 Florida Statutes) PiGi 1(1 F F flY 1,1. UN ''I still have a lot to learn be- your Of written defev'crs to t. ,f any no Carrol RrI.'. Attorney lot Ptutuonr t,rtl',.r hi R.-rkw,th Jr (ted of 'he County Cr,ijqt P , ma (n..il (1',' nc-in LONOW000 Fr A(H 1, 711 WT (Os,'r'.'.Py tasIiu&$ sctio's really quick but goes the Flrd SOuMION '-' When the Dolphins traded middle to set up the Hear's only National Football League learn perience for him. are ssorking on his speed. touchdown last &iturday. t'(r'Str-" h.'rewth nrov.dnq an inl-v'du.iIly. COM F'APlP WINIER F'414K A FloridA .'tfr','t,i.r 0110 ',llTl stopped Detroit's Altie Taylor ((irdinn fo law the propert 1 Ftorld. n ('ivIl Arson for the 'idOfltiflfl of MARY MICHELLE i detriben 'n Sua.h trrt,t,Cat F II (')f,c'. A Y.nr hy RALPH c,'rtifira's'c wilt Pit' %ld ,o 'nuthe I HF. 0011 F n,nP'r't r'ish hcller 'il th ,t K Et L000. P4551 71 319. ______ l)hifls. Hopes Good Outweighs Bad backer Steve Tussle has had his 11r-ctr)FPI(1 UP4KP4OIN n vih.ch .ISSi's%t'd t..a cear a cast. Semintt' (nOnty Florida, t P 7,s . 'iS on therIte, as fYiS'*t'te. tIn Sentemh.'r 30 $975 i.t'r'.fli'r 9. .ic,ot.y of an through, under ,i,A,nSt SHAKER VALE INC E C(PF Rf.ccFTT al a POPE F ______________________________________________________ 71*1.11 'PIAK FR VALE INC ., diSSoIvpd t Iprc,,i Corpor'ition 1111(1404 J I( k 11 K AT HP YPI L BASS. .41 IT PI( Fl CILt.iS is all of the I rviy'nC dirntors .i"d trustees riP 154C - 'mc, Inc u4Ay CR VALI hnovin ,i%','Qrl', SuccesSorS in _________ 41.15 ,.,. r .- LX°-' ___________________________________________________________ 399 ' . ': 9 M113 4.4 Its AN? WINE - 41.15 STANLEY CANADIAN . Rookie ha'.'' ! sons with ftc U.!on Patriots, dive in one exhibition contest Towle's chances of making the for wasted steps." but statched Chicago's Clifton six-man linebacking squad imThe rookie also has been used 'P . MOflbi.ifl'iI Home Role PowerS ,(. P66 iIocc,'i S.iti.," .14-uI AS OI'nN"ilIy 'e(OQfl.Zt'(j ty'rtiflr,S *17 701f7I -intl 517 60! Fle-rula Statuses (P,'ity.r 11 10 I AviS sf Ft ,ic,'i rnialncj to I,ib" .10(1 r',plenient,nq %ev't. 6 'f A' title- I of Spit' Cnns'tut'on at Phi- State ('P F Ivwlflm ()rdin'in(,. No 75 9 of It,.' Cfl.r$y rh Serniryte Article- VIII t.nn lP.l oh the Constitution of thi' tti' of FInr,d,i .iod Cftatt'r 7) FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 11.11 flf.pp Af'QI'P 4. ) . ,, 1.79 SOVITO ITALY - CIV ii AC 11074 P4(3 7% 11o7 CA 20 A In Re: the Adoption of ''t Ii F KELLOGG. A referred to (.tr'. cv's All t'f Saul fltnterty hemp . InC that a Prtltion h'iS her-n hued in the in the s1uimi Dolphins exhibi('.rt,,, t Court tiP Phi' Eiqhteenth (o.'r'y of Srmnrve Statv'nf Florida lion seasiut. But he hopes the rrnvisionc cA Article VIII Sr'cI.on ?iPl of thy. l9AS FIt'.ic,4 Constitution ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ". _________ VODKA L$ _____ . r'EQ 107 SMIRNOFF TI IlLINOIS BIB AI 299 3 LOT CISIQI '7 1 ' F Ia nt' Ri(h'irde- Deputy Clerk PLACE GREEN VVALKER DELUXE 4,795TM , - - ---------------------------- ________________________________ NAPOLEON BRANDY 975 .i: 5It DIT ' 2 1 3sties 8 Y'EP R RUM TOM SIMS 11GM! ______ , CHIANTI , _________ _________ ___ 11' GALLON ABC 1//2 ____________ ,_'u-; _____________ 5.49 - - - (Ink ef Circuit Court I'h-,l-.i - CRIMIDI M(StMf - ClIME DI CIII LC10 - ILAC*IISSI . tirPif SIC USISIflI IPS'CC' SICI Cik PIPPISMIST SN5&PPS COMISI WI LIT ._ IiI H _________ STANLEY SLACI$I**TSIA'IDt is'-''. - 1151$ , ION -' 9Afl - ii mu.' l'4 RED LABEL GIN .- '' i WISP IN THE IRCUI I COURT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 7(1 ,'..fl flOP4 F API fl11O,VPl P,.1r'.v' cartilage in his left knee. when be said he had to Operate, ti'. Bob Matheson, Bunnicon! i , a 34-year-old I knew it was serious.'' _________________________ ii 1.',o ;os icn( 3?E 525 F-I of P,ç-w'.r flY RAt P14 THEADORE N 751 'I ft of F 7(45 7 Ft of SE '. of VFI I OC.C, 14cr ct,'I,pthrq OF Inmpint herp.n WITNESS m hand and 'eaI of - ItlC(Is. "But NFLI'\ Execulvi' I)Irector Ed I Garvey t,, 7 9 16 23 1915 __________________________ 1 "1 CERTIFIED PIlT3kuCOS OT YE *icA5 ColliE LOOIOR J. WALKER JACQUIN .' - QUAIT - is TEACHER'S NEAPOLITAN 12 YR. KY. ________ I 7,69 KAHLUA iyP IRAP,C( JACOLu', RARE OLD "THE DRY ONE" .... . - ______ B YEAR , ............... 'i' , '.i he istir'd thpr'1 7'' ".,"irr e Ph,. r1.,cr.pf.On ol itrt .tii) th, names in *h.ct t v.11 ,'.e','etf 'itt' 'is follows (,t fir,,tr P4,, 576 Ye'ir nt 1975 at 1% ( 1. ,t flatec, this 71st d.ty of Auqut t9?S t.rtPuur H tla-rhwth Jr Sprinqi, F Ioi-aa 17701. and file the .Qir'il with Phi' Clerk of the above styled Court on or b,for the 72nd ul'iy of Spptembe-c, $975' otherwise a udOment may be entered against ' . SCOTCH ROYAL DELUXEfJ\ VIN ROSE r ken in seven places. ________________ ___________ are reourr.d to se-rye a copy oP your ClAude 0 4:1 playt'rs, ss'ithi no taxi a uiottter ui ingI question the worth of training and sacrificing for international competition," knossing that foreign athlete's 74(111(1- 5 PIER tHY (,IVI 1 t,fi(Att'A shall n redt'ernec, rnnerty th'it Ci'ct' or I'An't.) ll.ii. ". ror.nq to I'ivi the . -. dv' ,, r ,n.p 'hr I, r -'rt fit .i'c or I p Id. (I the N.h Ii, 'nrj (if tsP' ' - ' _______________________ s.,pon c FOPIARD v WOOD. At torney for plantiff. 'it Suite 711. 351 P,t'iitI'ind Avenue Aitamonte Sunday's Games ii,ru As examples of the players taxi, or reserve, squad, "will tnjured. retoretec, In Plat (look II. Page 45. Publit Rord of Sem.noie County, tr .'i c:i* t,s i*it' TIVIS 1ACAl, NM CANADIAN -. ABC VODKA 'I pm 5F, lost to a team. 'I he union president pointed New Orleans, Bob Harry of instead becoitie a competition iiuioiig 5011W atuiateurs, SIlEnt' teresting g4iiiie an will lessen onis thrtt- players iiiav be usually high numntx'r of scrious Detroit. semi-or quasi-professionals, the f)ressure on team doctors, amid an increasing number of trainers and players theni- Public PiearIrvi will he- held in Room r th.' 5cr', nole County Crxsr 6 YEAR 35% KY BLEND ________ 7 )tl P,ftPitth 'it Dallas. 9 pm 5,un Fr'iqw'i%(n at Green Bay. ation tuis asked the owners to players vote to ratify it. I-;llIt' Daniel, two-tinie Olyiii- and expand squad sizes lromii the decrease in teani size behat . 'the owners' decision out for the season or (or a numflati and swiliuiimg gold itied- the present 43 to last year's 47. cause It would mean a loss of places tremendous pressure on her of weeks into the regular Keriiiit Alexander, president some 182 jobs because, the as- roaches and team doctors to season, Alexander cited quaralist, said in a statement prepared (or release today: "The iii the player's union, said a re• socmtion said, teams averaged keep an injured player on the !erbacks Jim Plunkett of New N,'-r n whirhi lyre IMP KY VODKA ________ [_______ A'l.lnNi it sionals as well, putting u.s. "If POAQe on th toltn propfty ii SerOnIe County Floida _____ lii) IIDUC 1105 01 .1001 ç,a!1c7 II I' r" Lu _____________ _________________ A BC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ' 90° GIN ("'s Nv'*yr.fkr,i'ints'itM,am,,I IN RATTED '. KNIGHTSBRIDGE r ,M.1dIoll. (hi,. 361: 1 Simmons. 511, 317. Morgan Cm. P1.174% V.S.O.P. ., Ct" 0 Thomas ".'--" _________ New Orleans I A 91 3.99 ' PHILLIPE -HENRI - -- rm Baseball I np-v's J ' ' OT. '" _______ Friday's Games,, City 'it Butbalo Kan'.i , Rose SPICiAtS O GAIL? SPICIALS TAVERN 43 IlL Sç. 115*11 Saturday's Games 107. s • RUM LIGHT 0* Q1.J 71 64 CASE pm , C" iarui-lp'a Ph' ' ______________________________ PL5 AU Wilt I'( ' WPQL(SALE CAS( US..! 11 AM KENTUCKY V 0. BARTON - Ml Thursdays Games flIl.In'. MiIwau,kr'. at New VOfk. lot (alif(n.* a' (h.c*oo. Ini At M'nnt'v't'i In) ni Parsa' (tv 'it O,ikI'i'icl 011145- (ash - NOTAtE vOOLA KY BLEND Cal. 37 National Football League Monday's Results - NATIONAL LEAGUE S DAY SALE TUES., SEPT, 9 THRU SAT,, SEPT. 13 'UI MOST OS INRI PAICU 8 STANLEY 86 IT 811kG _____ In! (1) GIN ..w MORTGAGE FORECIOSlJPF NOTICE OF SUIT ROYAL DELUXE line veterans (luring the exhibi- S Arthur H fli-ckwth. j, (irk of ('rruit Court 71(11 i F S p ,, I,-' 11(1 ci, sshich, in effect, states the list ssith the rest being put on jinci lie 'our Answeq Or Other di-lenceor pIe'itlnq with Ihi' Clerk III j7il KY BOURBON VODKA L0D0N 70*1* J.T.S. BROWN KY BOURBON 5 TPIKFOIJTS -Tnana. Cal. , Pry Tei fli 0. BIyte yen. Mn 1QA Py'in Cal, III Ptmrr (oP 1711) (Alitcwo.'i cFounroa $712) at (bfrann tWond 1$ II) In) longer are limited to amateur iliajor Injuries striking at least - cod t tpit' tt- 4"spmSe- Snfrc, FIor,ti'i fI IbS' IC-oft: P111 and Butler 34 Of ft OP Fat'. 001 i'i.t uS I)) at Cleve land IW'its 1. U liii Detrrmt tRain 5 101 'it New Ye-eS (Mcd.cli 17 l-l. In) T pp4c iii I (OliPT V 01 IIEP4Y (t rtlirili'' ONE NY 73S 6*0. 321 F I cc. IPso 17 I 610 3 67 PIm,;, fl'iI 0 10 711 W,te, Bu 1*9. Mi I II Tan Leaders CERTIFIED Dec's'onl- CI. 7.5011 STAT F O AME RICA, (111011 HP IF 1 1,111 PT AlICE , ( (C'.'',Pt 940 GIN BYR kY BOURBON 115. 7,1 TqWrp7 RAt. 17* oa'r.-' AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEA A ', A -.. - MC H[NY 8 YR ROYAL Olympic gold medal winner TINSVIII I V IGiP1IA 7111? A .,t'rn I'.'?,t,on for Dissolution oP Irnlijçtr.'iI P.irk Inc All III 5'i(l fltOp('tty Iit'ifl(J in InC WILL it CHARLES MOORE .ind DOROTHS' P.SOOPE ni, wift'. (HA Pt F S HENRY ,in KATIE banks wonders if GraIl rio sits Medical ('enter in Califor. to play hard to take up the slack Six to eight weeks. nia for a left shoulder s&'para- (or those In the operation, the surgeon iiiake it. nig,'' __________--________________________________________________________ 1111' STAT F OF F LO'ODA TO msro woosr n _______ ' BASES- R'yr l.a K( t'f'SIPv, , JACOWN RUM LONG IRANCH is ,, LiGHT OR OAR 4 YEAR -. CERTIFIED 900 JACQUINS GIN ti rs:c' SOO PlAit ItIPlO 1000 VODKA HOUSE IXTRA 1.i. ST (11 F N OtIS. 1 01 k At Pi.'. I UNAI.. TGA(( ASSOC PAT ON, (raff, a formuer Wisconsin said ts wonc F MAIl I Nc'. ADOI ES SS IS 197% t Ii 00 A M THE E I OH T F E NT H JUDICIAL i .cague team. specialists •-p-- iy iii p1 cs Ii1 r,(blrOfl4J OtJt m,prriaQt' to , ,., I inIc', sut h .rtst, I INOA W 10141157014 in C'rcu' t.f,it(" th'iuI 1w rd('eniNJ corciinn to iw me DOpe'rty Court in 'irxl for Si'innle (.flunl tiuncedes ('ocli Chuck f'air- saul Fairbanks. "It's (115- Ileisiiian Trophy winner would experienced quarterbacks, Neil u'ssful, you need all :.'our re- iiit'ilit'al - -. Tuesday, Sept 9. i!75-3B Ra$liii Of I n u ries Proiti B lasts 7[A c1111p I'll 9 PG r, COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S17CA Ot A K4- 7* With liunkett out, the latri- 1"airbanks predicted the "It's hut encouraging to see - -. - IIi,'t'.ir'il P4.;.iifrnP Description ol Property 14 Fj I ., !* , nI thi ('.,. p ,,, ' 11(1. 9 IA Igi., ______ oiit Ii h,pl%l .''' (Al. AS Wath'r.qton Oak, Nt'w York 'I Detroit 0 7 PaIt'nnre A 7,lmt*,1uk Oaki'ir'n I K P%iS C'ty 7 W,*,esdapfl Games 0#trt'it at Boston P.aItlmnrp A, (levi-land. it 1'. Srn'I Mt 90 (- Si.r'$4, 7,111 76 Pi.rrtw,rih 75 479 II Obfa'41 (BUt. lUll 1S '' 11 Orta Ct', tO P Kelly (hi 7 9 iit'd With ci 14 0 7,5 F RUNS-- M'iybe'r Ac U 4i II Mrv'ir.r"a Al &4 77'i (Iifwn"i Mocidays Rnultt (1e-iy Just hioss long the beauty and defense was terrible. I thought flCWflt'SS Of "PuinMet'' ss ill keep our tackling ssas bad, We C. Rrctt cii ChICAnO SI PI IOIflS S.vrr PlY 71 M.'45Pr*,m,th LA 19% Mcfrli:n SF 190 SuttOn 7,frP'i,' KC 1* P JackSon Cab. 1.7. Sriqieton (laP. 37. (P'ar't'l,ss NV 11 M'iyberry 11 16 SA 606 ('ly SQ 67 563 6 LV challenge Minnesota for the di- tans deserve to boo,'' he said. 'CO NV tcT I', Arelt KC 167 F re Ilcn PAl Snit'tpn R,iI P64' Rirr ('it 11 Francisco 5 70 passing skills for at least a Suddenly it must be trans. theimi Uf) a bit. 94 A9 1 7fl J4-Ilinah'im Co PS 7 p%P7 'I 91 P so u 91 me Pattimrre 76 I 6% Si'. II 7 750 709 Ot'nn4 P'r 1;? flrt'i (h. 301 P111*5 M.IvPw'rty 9 KC. I nn fln SQ Pci' I%sn. mic flmi, 'vItr7niSI *5 C'irr,c M.n $1 PliNc RATTED IN- Re R't' 97 t ',tii RSfl 95, M,i, Angel L looked terrible in losing four of candid display that perhaps II 1 P All I NI, 'f' Wednesday's Games St I r',c I fh.t.uo Pl'v'. ','nrk it P.ttstptjrgh Pbii'in.Iph'i 'it Montreal. P4 D( S*OflSi AMERICAN LEAGUE rppth,,, i,çr 10111 In) Nr* e,k I Swan 1 7) 'it (W,thøn All I r' r" $ 9 SI .1' ç,, K P;e 'FoIIer 591 In) cm n rr II 1)1 'it I f f,r,.1e'- Rim, 119' mi (nrn0'iIi SIt 1c F'HIP'',nh * (h'ioo I C'nrn,iI 1 ctn Dcao 7 ifl '. - ... Evening Herald, Sanford, FL mci I'll 1) J(DI P1ST () N 'isr'c.ncl 'itt' 'is toIlnwS rprtsIlc'itpc will :.'i.cs'i F IiY (lVEP1 (('(P ili,itn 4n csi Ye,pr II (• ('nnirn.,0 '••' ."rl 'r.', iPiI,t rebuild the team itself. The tinned. "I think wecan 1k' real l,ions haven't been a title con- teaiii. Wait and see.'' tender lately ('oach RIck Forzano hasn't - and, if anything, it apx.ars they have regressed said anthing nearly a.s opti- F I ii n heading into this season, ittistir. P.O 1(1 ' r',"t'p 7% 19J% t 7 00 P M , 'hi "i''i " flSihii ? t• olkrtsivt' tackle Jim Yarbrougli tackle Rockne }-'reitas, kicker rariklin, the rookie ho was a . sn,. ,,, tp' ,n' POu, 'ilci ,, r, I I1 iIihn'-. IP;.ip tiI r,,,12 , t.li(M.-'c hc lint s'i.d (t'rtslt.itp-' 1 I( ii',i mr 'i , eiiii o t ,ssu "'"'' flfl I P',p,p,,,, % cU crrtillriti' 'ind • ( 'iJvirpou,. l Spi'ifl(d' lh flerripIion iii SI flroI M M'rn'in (ifl cc A9 3(,p $1 I .iUfls -- I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, F'ORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S-l7SCAO4 A In R: The Marriage 0$; NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section i1 241 Florida SIatute) ''. ''P ri ,'. t ' " Cn e VA 47 671 r.ir.np 'i'. A".,. I,'.., 7 A I '4 S7 7 ,. ill fl 190 1' t.n.'rr ,, back l.eti Johnson, safety-punt , bright spots is the perform. could see a lot of action, Legal Notice Legal Notice SEMINal F UTILITIES HOARD NOtIC( 01 Public H.ir,nq 't ".IPifihfl'. Pnh It Cri.t'h so ii ft,,, Pt' 1 .- _______________________ ________________________ I'ON'lIA(', Mich. hit' anger of lons' fans in abe- dropped xisses. We' were off- almost nil and they've had to NO, I (Iralt choice l.ynn Boden mains the team's prime stari ç; - .lust t%O ears alter ground- vance remains to be seen. side, We had penalties. We were Illovi' 5.foot.lO, 200pound hall- iii South l)akota State could caliber player on offense, while r ;n iz wi"' breaking, a peat bog has been "When the sea_son begins, YOU Just a bail football team today.'' back Able Taylor to fullback possibly be a starter, while cornerback l.4.'ni Barney owns rn lI r,ir-v IA 11% converted Into the beautiful stIll see a 11)1 of things coitit' (reg lindry is Detroit's siict power runner Steve rookie linemen Steve Myers of that (listirictiori Ofl defense. "•' M.I'n NY 7 -mill 1(11% 1;' I ron tiat' together in a hurry," offered quarterback. having won the Owens hasn't yet recovered OhuiState and Craig Ilertwig of Other plusses include delen. c P. . eLsewhere," Sadler is tentative in predicting the out- little trainer-manager from future of the bull-strong Foreman. t-'oreman is ______ overpowering, awkwaziiiy clever, t'f'r,"c'-' 'h,'ilf Pu' ryvjr'cns,-rj ac 501.1 F 11 ','At fS '0 , I VS QUEEN sf IN BRIEF i' Rookie Goalie 1 ytAp GOtO MIDAL SUNSET OS (HI SCOTCH 3 QUAIlS 4?95CASt __________ 549. __________ I MIX ANY . 1O' 3sts . ______________ QT. 10 YR. KY. 5,5 5v C*TSTAL CULL ' II. three-year contract with the National Hockey League team. Laxton, 20, played for the Westminster Bruins Western Canadian }Iockey League, where he ssas in over 100 games, leading the team to the championship and a ' '' SUNRISE '!'' SCOTCH _________ _________ _______ iiIg •5fl-r bSOHLO S LIGHIESI :... N0TAMIIIDC0CSVAIL KY BLEND SAN FRANCIS(X) (API - Bw-t Hooton's 6-0 record for 100% IIQUSI,A 4.29 s;i(ior.al feagut' ht'hcr of ti'.e Month ascard today. i1 5.99 r__ :F4:iij ' ' '. _____ ____________________ ________ ______ ' - __________ auaiy i • ' (II' Alt A BELOW 50111(0 IN CALIF IN P%tsIC$AIiSIDSf WSIVCHIA5II (tAil? Slu 11151 SIL5C' DEL I, .. 564.ifI&Nf National Basketball ASSociation. 59', . - c*s oi 4 lØ5t IS SD WINERY 3.99 42 Ills CONTEICU50T (5*8515 CASE 4,49 t.:., TI It KY, BLEND '. D,'f.',i,,its TO the bout with Frazier in Manila Sept. 30. I%St'ie P977 Description of Property lith by the university and I'a A 0 P01 Pc, 7' Nmt' in which assessed Lull.1-fall ilffu('011s said. 01W (ii three back- Sadler said, "While I am trying to phase (l1}self out of boxing, I agreed." 5 uM vile NOTICE OF ACTION I sri Prm!rP.i,il RO'5,i1f'flri' Unknown lScclion 191 341 Florida Statutet) 7011(1 IS HF PITHY 1,IV EN County of St'mino'e. State-of Florid,, S7iy' brilrirr nf Phi' ItihIrivimnil cr-v lifitates has Itriul c-id rertf,cates ,i ti, fIr-i'd Pfl by' 'Ssui'tj thu-f ('On f cording to .5* tPir- proper s duscrihe'tt In cut hi rv'rtuf.c,it will be IloleSs smith rcrt,f,tate or tn use ps;ghv",t can,', bidder ., - "I worked with) Sonny U,ston. I saw no wa 5, f' to talk to bun about ris' boxers' pension hm' ss ill iia't S(H)fl Wilt) the SI ithi lie also saud his group opened negotiation_s ss ith the National dollar bout ss ith Au in Zaire last October. _ •' But he dud—twice.' '-.-Fi,, he accepted All's offer. He happens to be one ' of Hayward's most affluent citizens—owner Freman, WhOhl) he lilaflaged in the see- '': 's" JaIl. 22, 1973, and trained for the multi-million foundation set up to help retired fighters,'' he said. ''A man reaches a plateau in the ring - '- '. "€:-' 'LITER BOrYtE 99 5'PiCT Vt,.. 741 ' . )lO 59) ft tO A point on a curve ,ir Sb,' Wright at r c'raetnth- P4' ()Tj ______________ _______________________ I I II :" - MOULIN ROUGE JIll 2 29 - ' ' ' SlUt P.S. - , - Oiii'uJ',of Ifli 7W) ft - fr 10* 771 ft to Ph'.' I'nInt of t,inqrncy, thenCe 5 27 'iepe,' tiIa* ta, vl following property (runty, F l,ruda In Seminole , ,,,_ CA' .15514-Sf 0 ire .1'. lolivi", C v'rI f. ,le Nu inc v'".'' 01 tot 10 A(AOEMV MANOR UNIT l"i',unve tQi) TWO, ACCflf (ImflQ 50 thr plat fhereot way f I nrqw*wl Markham Road TP,r-cice- ,iItnq n-i,' ,src oi ',,sI curye as rnrrdv'd in Pl,it flunk II page 34 i'.symriQ 'is it s ,lr-rnr'nts a central Public Ry-iorfls ui S,'m,nole County. _______________________ '- i i'I, .d3:. 'r. .1 '1 : Tcne?her with all structures .ino impi'Ovt'tvui'ntc now and hrre,ffpr on Dcscripf ion of Property I "t I h*hl I F .n.','in I'll I P(, 10) P,sr''. - ni vit,iri, .,csi-.sr-d ISmarl p,l(., itf S Arthur H (leckwith, Jr ('Ink rut thr Ciru,l Court P'. Ida (re-al. Deputy Clerk Phlih Se-pit 7, 9 18 7) 1Q75 (1111 _______-------- ''s'r1y nI Si',n,nnIe State-of FIrir,d,, lIrleis ',,rP, t,'rtif,(,'dt' 'i' (cm 1-hIse or the transfer of an existing learn justified his confidence, made burn a rich - :. .. I feet,'' 'st,.i.(S '4' .-,-m ::-e-; _______________________________________________________________________________________________ - '.'t:'-i.-.' • '.1'', , .,., ,1, , _______- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ,'c't ---..t ''' -.-.' ,,t .,, - • '" n-I •.1. KY VODKA MAGNUM IVIVI Slt Ill. 86 8 SI Ir.,' CANADIAN KY GIN ANY 3 pa- ' nf Sa'rt.on 71 Township 70 n:f the SW 1 I50 I_ ___________ (lENA QUAIl!? IVP hI*5Cf ' . - _____ I,',, __________ _______ _____________________________________ __________________________________________ ROSE FROM PORTUGAL ' -' - 'L - r:,:, .IJ, '- ;',i q'' , I,. service, Re-jdrnu' Unknown P4W of 'tact Section 73. for 11510* lOS( *1 PINt WH1I( 9 MICNIIAflO (SUSAN 14.11 1 it', .'çj 4.99 , ' , nI 'i'd Scct,orp 7) N the pOint of Pw'ginn'ncJ All lying and tq'.nfl in Srr,,n'lf' County. Fborid'i 5TH J ((i't,i 41 ,, and power systems. machines. percafter pen?'iin toot he used with. (%rohe' pI'imnt,ff". 1.1 ()p(',f ( KELLEY. III, PA . Maclean Pl'inliff', Attrnry whose- adaress attorney. wt',oSf' address if P0 SulcutsOt SAUIINSI 17703. on oc biefO'e October 10th. 3720) on or hi'to'e Sc'phembe' 30th Ofigii *ith the 1975 and file- the otigiflll with the P975 and file ST G(RMAIP4 IMP FRANCE MEDIUM SWEET Court co IMP ITALIAN CHAMPAGNE 3,49 I/ fly 1,1,5 (re'iI , ,,,, ti,-,i _______ .----- - tuf,rales h'is I,led '.'imd cerliftates Of PSsti'iu.cr the tteS(reption 01 property. .Snul the fl.lItInS (m-rflflcat.. No IS'u,'irqr 1977 IA? in vihm( Pp it Year ol But that, and the board's at'- ske's, and Me'Iiren Ma)lx' erplants developed by Foyt. restricting salve, couhi result NL"..E UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Pf,inie- ifl Wtiili ,isSf'sSr-d IS.a,Atl Prinole- & Rachel Printite, P's wife fhe t,nde-c'tianod tlrintl tO i'fl)'iQt' Cou:ntynl Seminole Slateof I lorida l7 AItAmonte MalI. 105 A East rortlino tn iiw Ihe property f,Il'irnoote Sprnqs. Florid,,. 'ole-nd'. Certificates will be solti to thc ('cs,nty. Florida P'ited thiS 71st day of August. 1915 i t.W1ONS 197% at II C?') A M - 'W' ukl hau,e liked iii trued VVa ji ma Gets /kcldecl 'iAleight something else," said USAC lt'chflk'aI l)irectur Fr.inkie irvirnediAfely therr,ilti.r r,lhp'rw,Se- GAL. 3.99 sri 44,95 c* Sept ltlp 1975 flu'. Cntjr? no August 75th. IV1S '(curt Se-all , (Intl f inc C.rcut Court As Clerk of the CoumI f, s flcpi,ty Clerk Ac Deputy Ctrrk ç' l. p10 c' ('Pate-fl ttil 71st d'iy of Auoust 1915 S Arthur H Rerkwitti fly Ida (rl fly Ilarry K Gordon, flF 01 , , ''EvervLxkIy said thes' ssere NEW \'ORK APt - Wajim.a, sIgned 119 pounds for the curry top sseight of 129 pounds. crnpir on libor Day, will suffer ure SS,IS assigned 121 and Ava- The 21-member USAC board Derby winner in the $2S0,000 Mond.iiy night voted to require a Marlboro Cup. Despite Wajima's victory in ttit' Governor, riutnifuld pressure at 75 inches. will be going against such Soturday's race. 111)55' uscil for qualifying. ' - ' i '-s'".' ,'.''. . I, P. IS Fill A 7,5 M Smiths hid Subul Dli sshich flett' climbing at an ______________________ for the mr-lie-f demanded .n the far the relief demanded in the '4, 0051 lb tilt' .'nurl Datr't th,'t7P'mt cl'iy of Aijpiu',t IV?', t.iltur If II- kW'th I' Pdptpfliflt 171 II, Drop In Range p, 1,-, , Pt!,,, P*'srl 'l'il P 10(1110 Al PSF5Il I', (AbI P151 Ch4A11i5 CmiA$i litsIAttOlt ,,r'ieds.1fe-ly theri',,tP"' i'PiOt* , 5e- a PREMIUM CALIFORNIA VINEYARDS 1ST 1925 P-,oP'r't m'ish ttHl" luCy b.' d,'tarht'd Or defaCPi,sbl itt' ,,'q,rr-vl In serve i'i C00y Of yr ,ire re*c,Ired t serve A Opy of your ,.,,,t',r p. P,'nsf'5 if any tO it on psritirn tie-tenseS 1 uifly. to .t or' , GALlON P111 IC b4,'.L7i 0 'mi Or-on at the 5.'l (timer. SE * , NW ' of Sr'tt.on 73 Tchsnstup 70 th R'ini',e 79 East. tht'nie run N '.. _______________________- _______ _______ NOTICE OF APPLICATION (,nty F lnrucla '. ., ,5 sohIIe$Z0llillliofl on the campus, ssin. Frazier beat him. Then he beat Frazier. r NY STATE RUDY PORT CREAM SHERRY BURGUNDY MT WHITE CHABLIS Pl'iintuff flr-,'y Clerk 0,p.I.P. vs ,' sIN '351 , pouflds, averaging 14 points a game with PARK NI-WAY 17.92 AT 436 FERN Delaware tor .i (IrfI of II,. CircuS (OUft wAS ASsessed are .is fOilOw ',,d 1 1000 RECIPES .ini POPA T ION INC ______ ______ ________ ___________________________________ VALE - ______________________________________________ I4• 111 1975 thes' say he is through, he bounces back. First swIft I' . .. ' ,'Irpr) Ihe- W fin,' of Sac, SE CANADIAN ST. LEGER - MR BOSTON 'MANHATTAN • MARTINI _______ ________ KV BOURBON BONOS MILL Cincinnati Reds relies-er Hassly Eastwick tied for second in voting for the asuIrd. Houton received 43 votes, Seaver and Eastwlck six apiece. Cincinnati first baseman Tony Perez was named Player oftheMonthaferhitting.398wIthtIreehomera _______ ________________ ORYGIN '•. P44 ittit'fl lii forecIsc three mortgages ii thi' foltwing property 1, I .IW'a-Si 1 0 YEAR League club, said Laxton had been signed to three years with an 497 HEUBLEIN SCOTCH Wren Blair, president of the National Hockey 11W1 SAG ABC 8 YEAR_____________________________________ HEDGES KY BLEND _____ CUBES -'________________________ THREE RIVERS ,' _____ I 6895 KY GIN (16111 OR DARk 4640 CASt ________ VODKA 61 ___________________________ CItSIAL ( CifAl F10PIDA , the bolØer f AM rl.itr-rt thi', 71st flAy ot At'lVAP1( IT MORTGAGE COP .r'clreSS 5107 flrc,Ihe Rn'id Crl.1n(1r' Flotid., NOtAtE 5.491 _____________ Goaltender Gordon Laxton, the - Hooton Wins Player Award '- vii uounuo 4 TI IMP CAIADIAS BOND HALL BLEND 7051 CO$TEZ MIRICO LI '5i5 CI Contract optionforthePengutnstoextendtofiveyearsNoterms disclosed, C0UNTV 0 97% at II IMP MEXICO L*iuSr ______ To Three-Year IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, throu.h. under or aqamnci MR. ED KY d stehO EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ,''.,on' successors in .ntcrr%' __ Penguins Sign 6 feet Sand 2 1 WIUTI P,t'titi S.'t 9 1975 'i 'i's the %Ury.y'p'J G1ttI'. r euli'irs and trustees of SP4AK ER 1' SAXONY ABC RUM I: 90' PITI'SBURGH (APi MEXICANA II SIN IT I0i.lI0 ABC GIN rs t K.D.8 6 0 StENO CERTIFIED I 14ç Sls$ II Icc Ii (1111cr 5-yearold geld. V,unnt'r (If tIle Arlington hI;indi- fourth-place cap_-will tote 121; each. 11w big At 119, along with Wajui, Pleasure and As-atar, was as- lt)74 hIu'rse pif the Year, will Sttmnec;plk '': ''.. - ;'-'. �45—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Tues day, Sept. I EMP ,1 RE "BODY I .' i BRAKE RELINING TIRE REPAIRS LIGHT REPAIRS TRANSMISSIONS E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 • Rdtla,=%" Complete Frame & h1ur Service Ovorha 21 I I IU )LR ll{L'('K U MULLET LANE RD., GENEVA Telephone 2776481 FACTORY AUTHORIZED I - 207 S. Park Ave. lairstyles By L OR MORE FURNITURE SALES IS V 170') Yvonne Winners Seminole Garden By A Head Center Any Makes - r r,svuuu ulu. 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. CASSELBERRy - SADDLES. GUN BELTS HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS. JEWELRY BELT BUCKLES Thumb Green -' fri U 7 MOBILE HOME SERVICE VI cE & REPAI IRS Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing Leaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carports • Steps old Down wnings - ' ____ -h BJ has been with Yvonne's since May. Her bubbling personality and vIvacIousmi!e make it pleasuretogoto Hairstyles by Yvonne. RL .. KE N . Fri Sorry CIoi.'d Sal FOR QUOTES C l io 3-3IUor 373-77 - -, Ir ('p\ 4 ILI Vie, CAIJI. Ofl Dl A7A poop "•" ( ,,--.... - - 5,' p P ,. • - ' J ,f, , •- I, -• ,' -_.,a 5 - - AP.1JJ -- - __IL._-' BIG SALE! PRESENT INVENTORY MUST GOt -----------COP SANFORD AVE AND SECOND ST SANFORD .. Phone 322 2624 Sanford, Florida 1V NYLONIZE I. . I Monday Dtliverin - ' u , a N t 7~z ( Ni vv £ uscd Furr,itij,-— We Buy. Sell £ Trade —One Or A Houseful— Furniture & GIattare 114 .. - AND Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Guaranteed in Writing For 5 Years Z1_ SR431Onh7.2$n Long wood fir LAWN & GARDEN WHOLESALE RETAIL PH. 830-7702 or 671.3346 THURS. EVE BY A P PT 331-3304 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA DUDA AUTO PARTS ROOF COATING .,. 4 1 MOBILE HOME Ilk LOCa?edIMI,p4orthof .. C h,he .1 c redit W-in cJes.rsed to fit you? t)td(7'Ct Central Florida Nylonizing / OFF uI 8&E f1/0/T0RE Open 7 Days A Wk ee Center 1 100 CABINET hTYSMITH 237 S. HIGHWAY 17.11 'Fertilizers 'Nelson Fla. Roses •Insecticides .BAC & MC semiflo/e / 244 OsnD'pi4 . F'I Supplies Annual', VuqetbIe Plant s - "Your Complete One -Stop Garden Center" 'Hardware Dept. ,Pool Chemicals 01M By W04 R, Willi EQUIPMENT .., MOM! • — 11 p1fry ____ - nrruIftar — STYLES FOR LONG hAIR, SHORT HAIR, ANY HAIR: YOU CAN GET ThEM AT HAIRSTYLEs I, 1! Automotive ARI3 NEW & USED PARTS INSTALLATION 90-DAY GUARANTEE .24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE 323.1329 HA L. WI Mals I KIL INSTALL OR HAVE INSTALLED 4.... with Yv onne for three years. is known throughout Sanford for her excellent styling and hair care she olven recidpnt the oast 11 years Mabel 5rIRIisø and reasons for the success of permanentwaveshajrco1or, t??FrenchAVe in Sanfd VonlerbetterknownasBj r1aht next to Wes Key laun "RJ" hat been with Yvonne drOMAt Yvonne McCuIiah has been in since May and lsalreacjy a part businims At the same location in - CDI A i THIS WEEK PDIr Be'utice'6 Bewtij Specialists are good in any field and hairdressers are no exception But what separates the niris from the women is a beauty shop that has a variety of people who are all fed .FREE £STIMATES W)I) Sa2u everything In hair care .scIi but enloys most the blow drys and hioh fashion hairstyles SUNHANDLERS • 834-1811 LIVE OAK CENTER, HWY. 17.92. CASSELBERRY (ACROSS PLAZA) FROM SEMINOLE Reg. $25 PERIIANENT WAVES Req. $10 HAIR COLOR Req. $6 PRECISION HAIRCUTS Men d•f feel left out for Yvonnes' does excellent men's - $12.50 . blow permanerift. waving. fancy up do's. manicures and mens, OwhMeverhaIrstyIey , Yvonn call your own you can find 'h .v.aa.i ' rinv person to do it at H,r the archinq expert, airld she Styles by Yvonne' CAII 323 261 2 IS SANFORDAVE. - E Furniture 11111— Almost ive-Pviay So e I Ask the man who wears one!! omeammmeamm ----IFREE HEARING I HEARING TEST II II AID —PIQOILIOATION — l*1111c4b_Denav.,. 0thc n,k.t aalab4.fI REPAIRS FULL LINE WHIRLPOOL HOME APPLIANCES - ' p - GENEVAHEATING& AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE 1205 Park Ave. AND sriv,cr 320 S. Hwy. 17 & 92 ' .11 —.I BATTERIES. CORD CALL 834-8776 - L 24 HR. SERVICE Ph. 3235434 Sa nford .."•' ' £ 'Y 2 dL. - - - j - - „'- ,utomatacal, 4 1 In Your Home! 's ', , i -• .. . ., Other ' - Shredders fro tfl $$ Houseeping 14 Buy I e Home of Naturo's Harvest doz. for 72c &WRA 130k” - -- N U RS ING Get 2nd. doz. for IC CENTE - "sshere your friends are'' Mon. Thru Sat. 66 Phone 322.7596 - 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy — QI • By - $249 5 , J ..,1., I stops - Sanlorc (Good Thru Sept. 13) 11 111t JOHN SCHLENK starts - Ph. 373•8630 H $1 - c Ind C. t c.irifrirrl Pla Ph 1's A17 tcbys World EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE Exclus ively Desi gned For Infants to Age 2 Yea Let us thaw you what a wonderful experience ,. day care can be ,, A Baby's World -. TOWNSQUARE.801 E. 25 1h ST. çAPJFOPO 11711.111 4 74 am p.-.- p.. 1A)'' f11P\T1 Electric. - GardenLand - - ' Others Arriving Daily OPENOAILY$am, 5p.m. The tirraer ?h.' c.'liCtJOrl the hardware plastic pots. wooden pots, terra Jill assist In the operation and more chance the customer has The nursery stock includes a cotta Way) pots and decoupaqe I CYClIC Mr Cumba's sister. of finding what he wants With complete line of vegetable pots There are redwood also helps out The store this In mind you're more likely plants and annuals There are planters, bottle terrarium mnanaoer, Mike SeIg has been to satisfy your needs by exotic Indoor plants, staqhorn planters and watering pots. with Seminole Garden Center 4 shopping at Seminole Garden ferns. bromellads common Hanging baskets are sold years Center, Hrkv 17 97 across from ferns rihilociendrons and C4 separately and with plants You Free delivery in Seminole Tn & Country Motors. south chlds when inseason There are will fInd everything imaginable County. Southv.est Volusia and of Sanford also some cactus to choose for your indoor or outdoor North Orange counties will be Gene and Margaret Cumba from At Christmas they have plantings olven with any reasonable opened for business in 1965 at poincetfias, at Easter t here are Garden supplies at Seminole order their prespnt location and ha ve lilies, at Thanksgiving you will Garden Center Include potting Gene Cumba will draw up a expanded drarnatcaIiy, until find dirvsanthemums and of soil, weed eater trimmers, landscape layout for you, even they now have about 2'; acres cou'rcri for Valentine's Day the hose, prinkiers, a complete though he does not do actual of nreprvar, for elm..,,.. lin.r 'sf ,h,.,.... . êi.... ru __ Darden Tools decorative WPIJ 1"4 'inc ci naroen landccepIng This is just a little pleasure They havea complete Fertilizers and chemicals by ctonc for walkways and extra Service you come to line of nursery stock and con Sunnutand Scott's fertlllzpr, concrete patio sets expect at Seminole Garden Sid er themselves Seminole arid a complete stock of Sentry Barbecue aas grills are Center County headquarters for roses, nool chemicals. HTH, chlorine presently on sale at 15 per cent So for your nursery or garden including the Nelson Florida and stabilizers all these will be off rentlar price, so now is a needs. nowhprp the selection is rose Seminole Garden Center found at Seminole Garden 000d time to get that grill oreatest And that means has everything you need in the Center you've always wanted SemInole Garden Center— way of fertilizer s . chemicals. The gift chop carries wrought Gene and Margaret have 8 ADV. pool chemicals. a gift shop and iron plans stands. pottery, emplovec Daughters Joy and "'..''"'',"S.: t#,f 1400W. First St. OPEN -. Rahes Set Up Aids Inc • - Oh No.' U iw VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW IN Tomato — Pepper — Eggplant 831.9721 830-1765 SOI]r j) : - - '- '--- OFF ON FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE 20% G4to &y Ra 0 S. Elm ED - ..• Ph. 321-0780 get help. Let us evict these ---- . GEORGE C. HEARN efore YOU get bugged . = •. 2' ACRI...S OF GREEN AWAITS YOU ATSEMINOLE GARDEN CENTER ,,,rr , - I'S '- Pictured abo% e I I to r 1 Mike Selg, store manager andMrs. Slargaret Cumba, o%ner Y'onr. 8 .w ' - Sanford for the past 4 years is blow dry cuts She Is equally does it ever so Skillfully using for an appointment or drop L, She is temporarily out of the skilled tiinq a curling iron for the hot wax method which has and say hi! Remember at shop ex pe cting the birth of her today's "in" look Jean Jones is been proven the best for Hairstyles by Yv onne hahy While out, Mabel Duqqar the newest corner to Hairstyles shaping eyebrows satility Ic the name of the' r'is In rPirr h,lS hn by Yvonne Je,n dc' Styl', arry a ADV. B Jof inst a I Ia t CHOSEN BY FIVE MAJOR FLA. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS Je $5.00 $3.00 J'Ib1" AeS4t2.i AND SETS 322-3934 $595 1 The chop is open Tuesd In addition to precision cuts Oncclo Solar Hot Water . - - FREE CONDITIONER WITH ALL SHAMPOO ALL FOR -- complete line of RdKen hi products RedKen has recent crime nut with a new line of color liquid makeup which expected In any time at Hair . The Original Sojar Control Film w 4— Route 426 :! ,• •iur# I5L.flMIIUC ALL SANFORD PH. US-3248 lop _________ - % B i9 ,•- . - , - ••g' : alto ftdLR.V II . HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' 834.2327 'Trees & Shrubs 'Gift Shop - I. Mon-Sat. lOa.m..3p.IT1. 2012 FRENCH SANFORD 3232650 : IET Longwood In Our 5th Year ''ø 4,, t,#sIJIn SR22' Filed E ZPaymen - Seeds Tuxedo Feed s Baby Chicks 4nr -,r Cori, fla'm. - ALMOST NU CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP )A flLflfl UTUVUV ____ ETI F ,, 6014 E. Colonial Dr. : Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER SINGER APPROVED DEALER t. Hwy. 11.92 ' mi. no. of Dog Track Rd. I I 16 . 2l Year Olds ( 2858 Sanford Ave. Sanford ! $ SERVICE STATION I BINGO FEEDS Ph. 323.7990 0- T IMEX® U LOW RATES I J Horse & Rider WESTERN STORE rAcccIDrDnv WEREL IlIflhIJr uIlIIlW DflhIIJh IPUIUlW Two YELLOW SIGNS ON IAUTO INSURANCE He & Ri4 ,. - RON'S TIME SERVICE - WE BRING THE SHOP TO You - OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. PHONE 305-349.5582 MASTER CHARGE BANK FINANCING Tuesday, Sept. 9. 1975—SB Sanford VEDDINGS 1ORTRA ITS DV E RI IS IN G PECIALISTS IN OUTDOOR PORTRA ITS R MORE DETAILS HONE 323-9092 :TER 5:30 P.M. Uruguay ic t' ul.l'vqround of South America Arg,'n tine and Rra,alians flock to its heahes Mntevideo Is capital, is a rljfl rnodi'rn city with a population of ri ore than 700.000 and 1 Situated In the heart of the resort sorting Uruguay is also one of the least ex pensive countries in South America for North Americans You can liveala luxtirlouic beach hotel for relatvplv little and hr n rre'entc home for a frac t inn .f their cost in the United fates Thi' Riviera of the ouith Is located in Uruguay. n why not take your own niiet walk down its sandy "ear he TRAVEL TIP: ,I -TA I_ 4 411 1`11 1 1 4 II11 1c:4' J' u.TIN Specializing In: EXOTIC PLANTS Large Selection of Pottery & Statuary 2035 HWY. 17.92 MAITLAND, FLA. 834.2080 ba*wTa -&W S' eeia& EEK W CONVERSE. : Al- 1 QNIt CHRISli SCHOOL (GRADES K4 THRU 12) Jflw IIJi'uiirsrr ' FASTBREAK s r. owe - �— áB-EveninqHeraldnfordFl Tuesday. 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MD 13, 35) Burke's Law (44) DInah!.. - -. ii 'no u. a, a, ,j r4e'ws (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11 - 30 (2) TonIght Show (6) (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 17:00 (8) Great Mysteries 17:30 (8) Tomorrow AFTERNOON 12 - 00 (2. 44) (6) Young And Restless (8,13) MagnIficent Marble Machine (9) Eyewitness (24) SenIor Scene (35) BIg Valley 17:30 (7, 8, 13) Jackpot (6) Search For Toniorrow (44) Dc'iahue Wednesday MORNING 6 - 00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 U) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6.8) Sunshine Almanac IMOMS" MABLEYr MAZ1NG GRACE"I A ROCI*G (NAt* YNIAT1I IRPORT III (f1!AI ifi I I $X JJJ JH[RLEADERS I 1975 Tin', wf 4) 7.301 ''_"jI MAT*N(F I 14 ____________ TN(AII , , I Five kittens i) (JlAp INLAY" ._x gj I MORE A V'ruTw! a aaa,iw wii IN MOVIE$ TOOAD' -rncocss. T,ME MAO AZw( 3:00 (2.6, 13) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis Table (35) My Favorite Mjirti.ri (44) Three Stooges 3:75 (44) SpirIt Of '76 3'"O (6) Tattletales (9) One L ifi To Live (74) Yoga (35) Rocky And Rullwinkle TV authOr (44) Flintstones 1:00 (2) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Rvans Hope (24) World Press 35, 44) Movie 130 (2.6. 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As he World Turns (9) Lets Make A Deal (24) Floriaa Report 7O0 (6) Guiding Light (9) S10000 Pyramid (2) Jeanne Wolf ?30 (2. 8. 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog X) (2, 8. 13) Somerset (6) Mery GiHin (9) Dinm (24) Sesame Street (35) Underdog (44) MIckey Mouse Club J30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (35) Batman (44) Gilllqan's Island 5:00 (9) Gllliqans Island (24) Mister Rogers Neiqhborhoo (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch a rarnr (coil I Sheaf 14 Epochs I5CauChO l61airy tale ladder 18 Young t1 20 DurationS Of office 21 Fo*t 22 AvOfl bard S 21 Bridge term 26 Dispatched 27 Grasped with leeth 30 Holding 32 Louisiana university 34 Onner crn,fcr' 15 CN"vi'd - - 3 2 1 .30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffitn (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journ,l (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space (44) Partridge Family '00 (2, 6. 8. 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Electric Comn.in.i (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8.) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) :7 1frt Gre' Theatre (24) FeelIng Good (35) Mayberry RED (44) Bewitched j-- - Metrano, as regulars. They play a pair of truckers who become buddies with Sonny and Will series stars Claude Akins and Frank Converse. John Rubenstein, son of the famed pianist Arthur Rubenstein, guest stars in the opening episode, playing a Russian concert pianist who hides in Sonny and Will's truck to break away from his rigid schedule and see America. 8:3O ABC HAPPY DAYS SEASON PREMIERE rr CL _____ c AIPIIINIGI 322-2611 fr o lDl _Lt*tft 1tbotRj1 Itotttt 29 Scatters as "Fronzlc Moves In" The title really tells it. Fronzie becomes a major character, moving Henry Winkler into star status, in the series as his role Is built ,,t,,..... ,.,. I lit jJI L'LIUt'UC IS tSIt 1.&)LiII, (''I ' two-parter plot and finds the ('unninghams inviting Fronzie to become their border so they can augment their income. Fronzie becomes a most unusual member of the clan. IS At (01101 A PROItLEM IN YOUR FAMtLY AL ANON 1r larnilies or friends of problim drinkv'rS For further Information call 173 - 1587 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 553. Sanford. FIa 37771 -— - 19 22 i 41 - - - — 51 50 let Therapeutic Pool improve your health Pbnn,' 1t IH.) Jill I - - - - - OU LONELY? Let us help APE you to meet the right person just for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone 305 273 2740 — — — — L- - - - — - - L ega.I Notice CBS SWITCh PREMIERE "The James Caan Con" A pair of seasoned telesision performers, Eddie Albert and Robert Wagner, join as partners inthis flew concept. Albert is an ex-parole officer and Wagner an ex-con who team up In a unique privateinvestigator business. They IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. YS.1S31-CA.09A FAC'.GAPT KUBOTA TRACTOR, a divison of Southern HomeS. Inc., a corporatiOn PlaiflI 1ff, vs. P 1. YORK,d baR I YORK AND ION Delend.int% slightly larcenous and corrupt - to the edge of the law. In the opening case, they face a black. mailer, played by Keir Dullea, whose victim Is an actress, Lane Cameron, played by Julie Sommars. Albert, posing as movie producer, hires the t)lackrnaller, who Is an actor, and the actress for costarring roles to help her cope with the vicIous man. Albert and Wagner work well as a team, and the premiere story has a nicepacetoit. a AMENDED PIOTICFOFACTION S HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BELIE OSOL For Wednesday, September 10, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Though it may be a trifle in. AQUARIUSiJan, 20-Feb. 19 LIBRMSept.23-Oct.23This The actions of one you're very convenient, shop a bi to get can be a profitable day if you Goals important to you can be fond of will disappoint you better prices today for ven the keep your mind on business, attained now, if you don't rour written defenses, if any, to it today. However, she'll soon be little things. Forego pleasurable pursuits till saddle yourself with an ally J. C, Hutchison. Jr HUTCHISOPI 8, back in your good graces. AflDbIt 0,.i f5al.' I CANCER (June 21-July 22) seriousmattersareattendedto. lacking Initiative. ianford, Floridi. 37771, Plaintiff's TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Shun stores carrying luxury PISCES ( Feb. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Sttorney. on or before September 30. Farly today you take tems that might tempt you Lots of little Interruptions early Rather than be inactive today, 975, and file the original with the your commitments as seriously today. Your will Is far weaker in the day will sidetrack you do something to get the blood lerk of thiS Court either before as you should. Later you'll than your whim, rvice on Plaintiff's attorney or temporarily. Later you'll get In circulating a bit. You'll feel rrrnr'datIy thereafter otherwiSe a rationalize your reasons. l.EO July 23-Aug. 22t You high gear. better (or it. lefault will be entered against you (;EMINI iMay 21-June 20) find dozens of flimsy reasons SAGIrIARIUS (NoV. 23-Dec. or thp relief demanded in the (or not handling an unpleasant 21) You won't be able to call the oniplaInt and Writ of Attachment YOUR BIRTHI)AY IJIYI,1(( ,rn, n,1 Ih t.,aI ni situation today. It will have to shots as independently as you'd hiS Court on the 75th day of August. be resolved eventually. Why not like today. Another will have Sept. 10, 1975 975 do it now? some control over your comings Arthur H Deckwllh. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court VIRGo (Aug. -Sept. 22) Be and goings, A friendship of a lasting By LillIan T Jenkins careful or your little flirtations CAPRICORN (I)ec. 22-Jan. nature will he developed this Deputy Clerk today could cause you some 19) IIon't expect more from coming year with one slightly Ipublish Aug 76. Sept 7, 9. 16. 1975 embarrassment. Though they friends and associates today older than yourself. This person I)FO ISA may be harmless, they could than you would be prepared to can be relied upon ehen a real NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE offend a third party, give, if the roles were reversed, pal Is needed. [1 - PEAL ESTATE SALES have opening for full time licensed not Experience associate r.ecesary we'll train and help We furnish sales aidS, ads. leads. referals and floor time Pleasant office facilities For confidential appointment call Larry Saxon. Realtor 171 9110 ___________________________________ We hflve IitIngs We have lxiyeri we need another real estate Iicensee to help vs mali.e sales rorrestOrrene, Inc 373 6353. 327 $970, eves ALL FUN This Diet Asks For Trouble 4'' - _____ - ee m - DEAR DR. LAMB - Please tell me what I am doing %Tong. How much weight can one expect to lose on a 400400 calorie diet? I do not cheat. M; daily exercise is the routine housekeeping plus a twc-mile cc more walk plus a half-hour bicycle ride. Aer'nrr1inr tn nmn 1n fo;;natnIshou!d beIosin;;t least 10 pounds per week, but all i can manage Is I am female, 46, and have lot., to lose. I want to do It quickly. DEAR READER -- What ar doIng wrong? Going on a 400-500 calorIe diet, That is an Invitation to developing a six. $ 39 comsetr ___________ 3 p'.'rr-i c •k.t.,,,, mo,,hed p'ut1w% Dod rra,1 01. SlOw R o'd loi lJSiii! 9" V&ua GOOD ALL DAY 1 FRIED CHKKEN )PEN DAILY II A H. i'lL T:) P M-PRl. 1, SAT. 711 1O:2PM. lK9FreflchAve. (HIwip t7.V21 Si a lord you number of medical disorders and is not safe. As rule of thumb rv one should go on a diet of less than 1200 calories a day without medical super. vision. And the mnaxiinwn one should be losing after the first you lose fluid and the digestive system a - 2617 FIm Sanford I Bedroom, rn,Srriø'(t rt','phq oil'.' P4 pets 319 (rp, r',,rr V'95#' Mr' .'.''?-' _ - N UT ICE loss is about which two pounds a week. Your diet must be deficient in eakium and a number of important vitamins, Now, let's do a little sensible, plMn arithmetic. A pound of body fat contaIns 3500 calories, If you are losIng six pounds of fat a week that mean your body USed 21,000 calories more than you ate or an 3000 calories a day, Add to that the 500 you are eating, and your body under is not of fat would average of week (when present c'nditions empty usIng 3500 would' be calories a day. That is a lot of calories for women- two-mile walk a day uses only about 120 calories, The blcydllne will be helpful, but the amount of calories used depends on speed and other factors. it is not likely, though, that you are using more than 400 calories for this, so your exercise program uses perhaps 83 much as 600 calories a day. What happens the other 2!)00 calories a day? l)o you really think your daily housekeeping and basal needs would I Your to use that many calories? don't, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virtue of that certain Writ of se(ution iSsued Out of and under ic seal of the County Court of minole County, Florida. upon a nal judGment r,nr3r'red in the ore-said Court on the 5th day of ugust, A 0 1975. in that certain se entitled, F Inandeampric a Drpnration Plaintiff, vs Raymond - lord, Defendant, which aforesaid ri? of Execution was delivered to as Sheriff of Seminole County. lorida, and I have levied upon the Ilowlng descrlbe property owned Riymond F Lord. sad property Ing located in Seminole County. lorida, particularly more 'icribe'd as follows One (1) 1967 Ford. Title Plo l?lfl, It' PIn 7W4tIt178O Said velvklcbelng stored at Ratliff 8, Sons In Sanford. Florida Ad tionml Information available from ti ic Civil Division of the Seminole C Dunty Sheriff's Deparlmenf. d thp undersigned as Sheriff of minoIe County. Florida, will at I - CO AM on the 7itP day of Sep mber, A 0 1975. oIler for sale and 'II to the hight bidder. for cash. hfrct to any and all exIsting :ens, a the Front iWestI Door of the pminolp County Courthouse in anford, Florida, the above Scnibed personsI property 71st saId sale is being macfe to 'itiSfy the terms nf said Writ of xe(utinn John F Polk, Sheriff Seminnie County. Florida ubllth- St'pl 7, 9 16. 23. 197% f:p p - FROM $J 25 Williams REALTOR ASSOCIATE, 377 1587 5 Bingo -- 16900by cy; Harold Hall Realty ._ 0 8 I w Z 5 SALES BY K ISH * C.") -.4 c z c-a REDi.Cf-ii si 000 Owner An,005 this I bedroom 7 hath 7 story house with fireplace. dn.nQ room. Florida room carpeting Alt f only $16900 (all detal$ rr,vppt 10 0 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French Do (One fix p .S'i1 1)4, .,"si'f 3 flrdrr'.nns, Plus lrgr family 377 7374,37? 1496.3771981 3?? 1941 mOrn fumnich.'ri h'then and rxtr 37? 1959,37? 1161 t,- , %tt sr, Pay Yourself $1,000 3 Bedrooms. I' baths. got it You've F -"v P,on 8, Sat Earl-, Ftrd,? 7 1SF' M p a! is p -___________________________ t ___________________________ See what a Granada Townhome has to cffer Over 1,650 tocluding 3 bedrooms, 2 square feet of living space . bathe and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, twocar garage with electric doora, central heat and or, color.coordnatod kitchen and much more. Complete recreational facilities mintatnod by the -, I, ,-- A I! , ' - \ 1,' ,, ,' I \::. \ I ASSN Mci? Al Miller "Malt'M1tlew p fluiness Meeting 2nd Monday- 7000 CIubHour - 3pm Daily (Closed Wed Bingo Thursday?O in,l fee Mt c)nt a boat Ihat's Ian y' ' Itorked, don't kp it It's too big tc orow flo*er in and it'S boo valuable to lust Sit around and gel elder Sell It with a (tASSlied ad And treat your wife to a cruise on thC kind of Mat SHE aflprecales (ALE 177 Il 1 'Offer FM'P4Ol F (0 Acreage tracts. sni,'ult and large 57000 per acre ,'r'd up 'Terry Realty ReCIlr 678 (17I M erchandise 50-Miscellaneous for 'Close to everything yet away from it alIt 'Large wooded lots •Slreet lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks - If your club or organization would like to be Included in this listing call: 1' vim , I' THE HERALD E CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3d ____ Townhomcs - . Broker Pr,rtp tile. .411cC he.r 9 I. 7 Vi'id.V ta lidi, Sitir8i £ Snedap. PPeee (105) liZ-Il?) or 323 u" Eqva$ P40u11n9 Opportvivit,,, fq'.p4ri,isi'mq CAUJART REAl. ESTATE. Real [state Broker 9 3?? 7611 _________ 30 Year Mortgages — S pCt. down Of Conventional Mortgages. * CONSTRUCTION lhc. Additions I I— C - - Sale - Kith.n Rathrom Cah'ncts Count er tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud (abell 3721057 any time WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE 311 31SF FirttSt 372 _________________________ .TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classifiect Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any - coop invited. It. 211 W.2Sth Sanfo."d, Fla, Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling Buy e Buy Furniture PlO MONEY ANY CAR, '61 TO'75 At Ch'co 8 The Mn Good Credit 371 15)Oor 834 1605 DAy ES' 373 9370 Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cset berry m4y 179? 8)0 46 __________________________ 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon Small V S. automatic, air, Phone 3734789 CASH 322.4132 nr uSed turflturC a anc, i3iS. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Santord Aye '69 VW. 17 000 miles. excellent COndition 51.150 or best Offer 323 146 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED iop prices pad, used. àfly COnditiOn $74 Wnter Park TOYOTA I Wheel Drive Land Cruisers Ha'd tops and Soft Trips Central Florida'S Large's' Selections 'I) rbO0 from' Call Paul Peak Only ANTIQUES I Piece or Housetuli CASH ,n ____________________________________________________ rchandise ' SAwAphr,ri.'-- .',." Tonrw Ike New. uS"l r,.iy I year 1700 171 3111 PIANO SALE Pack to School Sale now in full (wino C,uarant,ed lowest prices Sr)flt?, coosn end Grand Fill lim. of Coon organs, priced to i'll last Keyboards. InC . 501 P4 7,(grili snd Fashion Sgure Mali fIrlancin _____________ JIMMY BRYAN TOYOTA 76 -Auto Parts _________ _________ _____ ______________________________ 4OndIfiO Batteries, 5)295 enchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP, ii Santord Aye J winter Park. F i,'r . 67$ I6Oo ___________________ Il4101dsmOblelI2 1sp AM FM R.v'i c 17 3317 _____________________________ I971CaprI,2,OOO in .ir A'.'. FM stereo, cooper ColOr 76 rr town, 30 pIus mpg h.ghway 135 cash 73? 73(0 "'-5 ,snd ,vk eryi - _________ - PJU - Car's RemOVed WE lY JUN C:,os _________________________ 173 S7 - _____ BUSINESS DIRECTORY '5 EXPERTS READY TO SERVI YOU Air Conditioning Home rr!rel blcvt & Ar Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 373 1771 ________________________ _______________________________ Pt Care Impiovemeists1 let, r m .!rør Plastering Plaster ps!cp1 nri & simulated brick 8 s'one specialty 377 7780 ____________________________________ ., Id £hOi* PET WEST INN Board n Groomrg PPm 372 1057 , ogi'opfry - -, August P K SEAMAN PHOTOGRAPHY WeddingS, Candas. Commercial, Aerial, Portraits, Advertising 131 0408 or t?1 SS _______________________________ Pressure Cleaning ______________________________ A P.A CL EANS ALL E.tn'r 'n' pre'ssur.ce,n-nq 371 O65 _____________________________ -----S Radio & TV 1 ________________________________ ("1 I-lAW I'S WACO P. Tv i ( .'r, r v.ri ç,,. SF PVICE ON BLACw & wHITE IVs. RADIOS AND EST[RSQPILAPIOCLEARIPIG I .v I I,'' , m',','.,, f'uildOZr, .c a'. lung Otco -C ________________________________ SSrirk 'II ml rt ?C ' 1 ),$ &;) ______________________________________ 1%VUIuuI 1ç( tO,- ti'. riO', ,%P,i) ',,r t n-'d 'I ___________________________________________ I,' ''ni' t''IC,i'ti'r -. .i locAl . ... 834 Land Maintenance KidS nuldiraw Inn' swing Set Or Small biCycle') Sell these idle 'tems with a w.rit ad 'To place your ad. ca) ,cr friendly (t,ssct,d oat t To,' i',',,,l 17'i "-I ,' 'fl . i 'ilC. _______ HOMES OF DISTINCTION to -- ' ' Mo'wina Disc Ii.ik ror .nk, Custoro' P.v, ('ii. nj I 'uht r'i',sr r 73: ts. .l??C Hin,,.h c'', r'iqf ,qg 8, ((ir'tr . r 'ms C ,v I .ift.'r S n nt 321 (f; I THOSE LUXURY ITEMS I.0R A F PACT tOIl 01 THEIR COST FF0'.' 'ODA'r'S •SANT ADS' - - °' .t' __________________________________________________________________________________________________ - eIprrs S.ptenb.r 30, 1971 -_ - '.' "' ('..' -- 9dqC&t - Lawn Care ____________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ Crlf "'i Home Improvements _____________________________ Tree Service _____________________________________ ot S. ____________________________________ 51 om' 372 ________________________________ ('REc,ORYMOBILEHOP.SES 1.P1)1 Orlando Drive S,,rrl(d 373 52(i) . _____________________________ collec- - 68-Wanted IS' Flrqlsc Bass boat. Iully carpeted, with hat & rod wells Call '173 1*89 hetore 11 am or after 5 - 30 ctAtempntt an.1 ti renorts 76C to tenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash ' .j 1969 Chevrolet El Cm,00 i mlpage, small V I auto trc PS, air Immaculate Condit'on throuohau? 11.600 or best oIler Phone 867 77 after 6 pm -- .',, - tion, structural Insurance and outside liability. Cranada Townhomes qualify for the 5% tax credit. DANDY JAll FEED ''fl,, Urt From Boxcar'' GOP.',t Y'5 C 16 Santord 32) 17)) '' 4&—Comniercial Prorty $38,500. Move in for as little as 5% down with financing at 7.75% (APR.) or 7,25% (APR.) with 20'/. down. No closing costs. Monthly main$38,900 ''"-'------------- ttery rur', ,;.-rml 57$ ' 495$ ________________________________ jj,',' Bookkeeping Service REAL TOPS 17% Cliii Pc,t'l,. ...d,' ,r1,l,' Pç'n. on 6 &res ri C,ee,'i,,i fur cur or re'nt Call Art (c'mnr'tt, 121 9197 after pm ($400) ,'itd first year's riernberchp to P,lorch I, Prices range from ' - Beauty Care I ______ ' li. ' urv AND DPY F',u- t -nil 'm i ''. F (ILL FR BRUSH 177 1917 MAITLAPID FLEA MART l9llHwy 1797 OpcnSat , 8)82970 irvj c','A71 . -"-'-"--"--'-'"-"--------.----_..--....._ r'. ,s -nmlüws h',jriJ c.'c(rptn. work etc fly lhp hour or _______________________________ by the mu 17? 936% - Don't just Sit there wit-rig fr the phcn, to ring AdvertiSe pc,;r t'usine'ss %fryCe in The Pleraud s ________________________________ • CthSSifi.'cl fi, ness Se'ryCC D'rectcrry Concrete and carpenter work. remodeling air conditioning roofing 373 8765 Office Macklaes Remodeling, Addits Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 373 603$ _____________________________ or Carpentry. Thinking about that summer vacation? Get a better car through ttieclasslfiedads intoday'S _____________________ paper SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3939. Irlericif F ,tn'm'Om Pivoting Repair Work 68*5720 'I lP'. fttJDC,FtS ARE P01511 WEt) ',S'ITPi VALUES . I III ,', A P4 1 AD I ("I I1iN' ______________ lLu ES' COMMERCIAL M0WlG CHEAP '73 .,t','r y - 73. ____________________________ Sonora Homeowners Association On closing we pay your FLEET RESERVE Prr-% ,,,', Cash For Your Junk C,irs 3739134 __________________ 67A-Feed --- - , Established Residential Area? A full $500 moving aic.sor'e vshen you buy a new Grarada Townhome at Sanora Move in for lesa and you ' ' - Aluminum Screens ____ It''.. e, - -- CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 1)79 ----- TOP I O(ATIOP,i- 3 Bedroom, 7 A I P C ON 0 I 7 I 0 N I N 0, BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR balhSplit plan. Pargetarnityroom REFRIGERATION. DUCT PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 37? fireplace, drapes, shutterS, car WORK 74 hour Service All 1331 *f 151.500 mChes DYKES AIR CON -, DITIOPIING U,, %'AKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk about •WINTER ITEMS SELL targe rooms. 7900 f ' 'DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Bectroonn. 7 bath, family room 0','ANT AD Phone 372 7811 or $31 enuipped kitchen carpet, color ,'. ",' '. i'.' arid u 'r', AO' S..' crete on 7' acr 1S4 Sod (,s'c, 'n mile R'pa'rS '' ' y°u Oscc.'nt Prce 372 6671 PFACFF IlL ' A real oretty I 7 bath home f'replace' ____________________________________ carpet, breakfast bar Many extras went nto the construction C&A Backhoe Service T P ,', 1.' ', I [ :, ti 7 v ,:, i ON Asking 1.000. but encouraging tCir',',I, tl,irr,.O Clarn 1 till dirt, Cl8y '0(1 a all offers pIo I S, r',' .',ll brd o' dINing House trailers '7 517 Aftpr hours Call Jo McDaniel, 3?? i stored & moved 37? 9147 or $31 61)6 1193 ______________________________________ In Sanford's Finest keep the difference. '---- F F Emacuilate 3 Bedroom. 7 bath well maintained, recently redpcoratei, ice maker I refrigerator range beaulitul _____________________________ _____________________________ yard 9S00 - REAL TOP 322 71,4 Moving? Why Not Live I - 55Boats & Accessories ' l Homes - Sh.'pherl m.ie 5 mort nict 550cr trati'. I' ..' i PAve you 377 414 67 Livestock.Peultry __________________________________ (brS and raht,ts lI k ods 'vol ane' OI mist So" 37? ' COLOR TV. $11 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6u 1O ___________ "SERVICE BEYOND TIlE CONTRACT" CailBart Real Estate Pool, Carpeted I 904 7)6 447* or '1770783 -- ELTIP4GS md 4th 7 U"5dI , v Each Month '' SI, JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS _______________________________ __________________________________ 1973 Pfletir Station Wagon A 1 (Ondition, 4 new tires, air con dtion 17395 Phnp 37? 4876 - TV 1700 S French, 323 1734 Kish Real Estate Aeartment huIdinqs flCA lown NEAR SCHOOL co,ivr'nient tO shopping district I Bedroom. bAth. 97,137' tree shaded lot. and schools $70000 each, terms central heat & air, nearly new available F-or information call 130.0(0 371 3737 Days 373 6173 Plight5 3?? 215? _____________________ Stemper Realty 17 571 So14ttof Santori, , ' -, L' , '., ---. '71 (1640 171 1*5% 17) 5715. 377 7744 SANFORD by owner, 3 R. 2 bath 2 yrs old Central heal air, carpet, garage, S(rcn porch, large lot, rifled tocaIng ASSume 7'. pcI or lYSOdown, FHA Priced below lIlA eppraitat 177 7770 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Peg Pi-.,' ''a',' flmok.' _______________________ 3736061or3230l7eve', tIwy .. They're Hot" * for 373.7860 321.0041 WIlT REALTY * 'sew bruce's na rural are,, No down payment, monthly payments than rent Government SubSiaiZed to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualifyl Li - -- M UPISWORTpj REALTY Real Estate Broker P03W ISIS? _____________________________ _______________________________________________________ P r-'uiar "Get 'Em While 1969 Vnlv, au'omatc I door sedan model 114 5550 Call 373 353) after $15; Service all makes HERBS' - -- I AK F MARY-. 1 Bedroom, 1',batti born. wth central heat & air, near elementary School and Corn t'iUfltty Coltgp VA financing AIlahl 171 300 7 5?JP,smk Dr 322 7114 1 Al TOP After Pirs HOME I, POOL 177 'c-i 17? 9741 127 061$ 5 Bedroom 2 bAth%. '1 car garage. Fla rm rent H A Prp 1.43 000 REAL ESTATE P, E R IC A N LEG $0 N POST si . 1971 Buick Century Pnw,, Steering Brakes Air flestOffer 4441767 - x ITTEPIS Color TV'S Iron 550. B&W. from 59sical ouialifyinn Only 175.900 5700° It'S like pennies from heaven when "s'"° you sell "Don't Needs' with a want a 116.800 1 BEDROOM. bath, Ills. I'm" _______________________________ Stove 4 refrigerator, 57.530 Clown -- '63 vw (rl.t r 1500 Call 371 6M8 after 6 pm __________________________ 6.5-'--Pet's.Suppljes- - ---- - JUST FOR YOU- Lerge 3 BR. 7 Forrest Greene, Inc. Path horn. nice family room, REALTORS 373 6351 eouippel kitchen, new carpet, hO ______________________ 8)04433 76065 Hwy I? y4 REALTOR 173 5771 8O'-Autos for Sale .------ ________________ Pr1 Real Estate Broker 3771301, 76HiawathaAve at)? 97 C.et 50mm. action with a Herald ClaSsified ad We'll help you wrt, an Ad that will bring a fast sale _____________________________ CALL 17? 7611 - W MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES CONVENTIONAL FINANCING o/. VA $0 DOWN /o AVAILARLE Each Woodm.r. Home Features Central Heat *no Air, Shag Carpeting In LivIng Areat, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kilchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For YourIf. Payton Realty WANT TQ SELL YOUR HOME' - OW PRICE. - 7 Bedroom in good (Criditinn evr.'lIent iUCAtiO,) $16 ¶00 Trmnrç west ?OIh St. Smelt 7 Bedrm bouSp, 5tflye 8, refrigerator, $160 e'.rv'th ilS ,,tiIt& 575 deposIt __________________________ ¶ PIOQ(JALIFYING New) bdrm home all extras, $ pd .otrrest 51(1001) COUNTRY lAKEFRONT- Close t P,L',irQ a r.rw home' Movirig to an town. i bedroom. I acre. boat prfrnt dock * 171 U 15' Pnbo?, fiherglCS, Canvas top. 50 HP Mercury, eno'ne 8 boat excellent shape 8 ready to go C.00nl trailer, 5193 177 .1067 ___________________________ ROBSOPI MARINE _____________________________ 7977 Hwy I? 2 3775961 St.(PlF ICE Home on lake. 3 fiR. 7 laths entral hl air (.000 I OCATFD COMMERCIAL PPOPFI'TY fo' safe or tease Eves 3370617 ____________ yard, $190 ms 150 deposit 377 7534 ext 37 or after 3. 1)0 157) 7)0 l..t ______________________ lAke Mary, I BR. I bath. fence. 00 otialifyinr 171950 Acre Realty. PEAl TOP. 173 7730 PFALTV INC 7 F 75th SI 373 7$37 COLlIE R.REALTOR Jim Hunt Realty )RP 7 bath Pinecrest area. large 322-2090 Every Wed 8 Sat Early Birds 715 p m 8777 - or 1505 W. 25th St SANFORD P4.'. 1792 ' C I !.arlc' 0 __________________ ft,tndC,n clean 3 fiR home, family room, aeragp carpets Call 831 TPFMFPIUS BUY Inthe 70's 3 t#drnom 7 bath solit bedroom plan, central ar, fireplace, Ci CplIp$ lOcton 'I Bedroom. I', Balls Pool, Carpeted I 904 718 624 1?? 0763 2565 Park Dr (JPEP VALUE canalandfenced Swimming pool 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, large tree shaded lot In quiet area 1..al 000Terms OLDER HOME P,'ndr'rnilnt 1 bedroom and 7 baths wills cc'rmtral heat and a'r. On7Iots in City 178900- Terms CLIFF JORDAPI. REALTOR TOWNHOUSES DISABLED A ME RI C A N VETERANS MLS Agency NOR TN P F NT PURCHASE PLAN On ' P,vrk, c,irpeted, draperies, fenCed yArd lake privileges, near (hopp;ng church 577% m rorlpFST GREENE INC. REALTORS $)OU7S 2 BEDROOM ha pter 30 -- HAL COLBERI 3 fleircv'urn I', bath home STUDIO 1,2, 3 'iAt. ES LEADER" FlPjC,F P I ICKI PIG GOOD fleCitiful rorner lot, ovfhanqng trees erely landscaped 3 fis, hardwnd floors, kitchen eqU,p ped' R'duj(pd t $20000 Promo in Ionqwood Also Your Thoripn boat trailer, 75 hp REAL TOP Fvinricte mntor Phn. 5V30, 7 Bedroom air (flfldtiOfld, fenced yard. 1901 Summerlin Ave se. or oily' rIfe, 17? 3197 3 BR. I, h.ths I icon.,, sIeve. dith.ihrr refn,grt, diSposal nil hCt ar con ditioruers Ou'et neqht,orhOod 406 Beth Drive Rvenn Park Phone 1770199 BEDROOM SUITES ouo' ' 3 PP -- ---- - Apartments , PcI Blue Lustre Elec'r 'c Carpet Shampooer for only 1150 per day CARROLL'S FIJPNITUPE ______________________________ . _______________________________ • 322-2420 Anytime 32-Houses Unfurnished Luxury Patio - ,,i,t ,',', .'.. 41-Houses plus 550 deposit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 3?) 6153 eneva a rdens Place an ad In clissi!lt'd It doesn't matter what you need You'll find that i.nme.eadPr has lust that item he or She would lIke to sell Do It now' (A1L3fl2611 - Rea I . - LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL? , TUiPi '2i 7i' -_ -- 7 Bedrero ?flI Fm AVC 'SanfOrd Pin pd-. SS M'S P.1db . TRY SPCT DOWN o hii thit 1 bedroom I', baths with tarnily room, in Mayfair area ln5idp utility room, ap rliarres Only 57% 000 3779110 THF WHOIF THING can be yours for nntyS77, 1 PRs. entrat nat air, kitchen ('Quipped, China Larry Saxon, Realtor r.ir?r',- , 'arflelnJ t?fUOI 0,, f i' ii'i1t F'nl H"nl.'r,g Line OIrir'r House on one acre fl 6508 ii 2100 Ph 173 7A60 1• _______ BCijtI(I ranch type home 341 acres, stable. Osteen area 617 1611 373 6114 .. LAKE MARY - 7 BR Duplex, 1150 ---- :. FREE - - - - - ,',', _________________________________________________ rn Ford Pitkp, goon (Ondliod r,ecIe And ready to LO First t-imv'. 177 'A47 ' a-Equipment r Rent r"ir utjr,c,y - IT , ,', 1.' r,' '8 - firoh, r 101 W Commercial _______ — padments Uurnjshed DECORATORS 1st st ,in ns riv Furntr 52—Appliances 0" 1944 1. ton (hvy pick uo very gool Shape II 09% Call 377 1651 Ask for fl,iaee MGuir Dealer - ______________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTIOPI 0 THEIR COST FROM TODAY") '(IAPIT ADS' ________________________________ ___________________ W. Garneft White - ' wide. IS',' long, Overall fenoth inrtud'ng tongue, 71' Tandem axle. eledlr ic brakes. for hauling traCtor nr I piece of equipment firm 349 3777 R.irle-V 8 'in' rod Mirt I ale PAvr-, L0SE OUT 30 Ptt Disrount all sheff OdS Store Equipment for Sale in KEPIMORE WASHER parts Service, used machines I' OONEv "PPLIAPICFS 373 069. , Sydney, Australia desires 7 fledroorn 1' . tmair I Id rn-n onstbon in utb Sem'oIe store or equipped, wash,'r and dr er ff're Speaks nood EnQlih. Phonic 1776981 711$ Lake Ave 'killed ifl bonkbecong Would male eipIlnt clerk Will work Very roomy 7 bedroom duplex, hard fqr whatever your budget kitchen equipped Near 5CC. lIow Phone 3)9 6)31 fern-pd yard 377 1761 after 6 C) 01 Wit •' ".d"lv "snn I' m, ______________________________ _____________________________ rn.'.wid, heat,tifullv located on 2 173 141) acre plM. deluxe 7 bedroom duplexes, air, carpet, drapes, applianj Utility 'oom carport _____________________________ Rentals _____________________ lAwn mantanel 1170 867 1757 - , CfliOJC ti.i'I.nt ft _____________________________ 31A—pIexes -. LadleS as fashion show directors fcJ SarahCovent yiewefry earn 5) to P'" hour tømmliion Full or experience part time. No necessary Samples free Start Plow 349 3-470 or 3.49 5691 , (4 - = .'.' ;. Ste n stro 37-Business Property and FogIsh Teachers CaIIp, on ALL FAM I LV -- •---; Jt-hI. ' AItrrl iv,' 'fltt'Piqi'n? OuflQ Vletnpmese femal, refugee Oradimte et University ot Saigon _____ Trailer Ai 63achinery.Tools Acreaqe - '__ M.U(E ROOM TO STORE YOUR WIN T ER I T EMs SELL "DOPI'T PIE E OS" F AST WIT H A WANT AD Phone 377 2611 or $31 99 and a friendly Ad VISOr will - -'F ! And 'ri - 18—Help Wanted eu are required to serve a copy of - ??.1F4p -'.'flhlII F '- to Eat REALTORS 8)0 6I After FIrs $31 1170 ___________________________ Commercial Properties Homes, Lots ' North Carolina Apite W L JuS?Cr Produce, Stm!r 1,rr,iefS M.jrrt, PIn 4. Sanford 311 5161 01' 77 loss P 327-6457 - -- I Crank Realty N' (UI CON TRACTOR _______ i At ESTA ______ 7 C. INC F cr0 7 fl F plorr. nIpan,' new tirM Motor & body in •'rIlpt rnndtion Private 171 0171 - z,. n c.tht, 3 needle, front Id deluxe sewng machine td new for 5319 00 Pay balance of SM or 10 payments of 59 See 41 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 3fl 9111 EVe $69 1114 farm, with tt øt Iruit Has I BR pl Selling belo* appraisal at $25900 's-rrajlers - nqor Zig 775 VALE AVE - 3 or I BR mini 79—Tru -. NELSOPI'S FLORIDA ROSES VIoruff'sGarden (enter 1 rlr Ae , ')vnfd - Assume Payments '. l7'xAO' 7 flP 'tmflhil home. priy4le 75',17i' fern ..d lot large Shade trees, (ity water 8 sewer Couolr preferrea l5fl pin A A M r lan.han liroke, 7 '7 ___________________ _________________ WEEKLY RATES (',ct some action with ñ Herald Drip BR apt. liqht waler furn new 7 ) classified ad We'll help you wr.te Ithep P. carpetIng AdultS only, $41) 'l-ii\ an ad that wilt bring a fast tale $98 SO 177 n9a e 8 wk nøs '.rty D' i'. t "qusred CALL377 7611 _______________________________ 1 ficrlroom apartment. Ill French CHI LDR EN WE LCOME I iceoSed reef e%tte 5dM uersonfnj Ave 5100 month plus $75 deposit active Sanfd olfip E'pr'ence 3776*17 or 67$ 165? (oqyrnrt IC ')(is 8, 5hop.ng desired, or will tran ftus'nrs s SANFOROMOIIIIE PARKS. INC nood CALL BAR T large upstairs apartment 512$ [4L '° ESTAT if. George Will's 3 month S depos,t Water fled i ,fJi Orve 101 Magnolia Aye Phone 17? 0711 ''' N for dortom's office I allernoons per epk Salary negotiable _______________________________ MOnthly Rentals Available RCply tn Rn, 343 c o Evening $135 SIlO Color TV ____________________________ Real Estate FIeril P 1) fIr, 1%P Sanford. QUALITY INN '- PIORIII _____ 12771 I 48,5P 134 Lonqwood TO ______________________________________ - It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a ,vnil ad — 71)1 I AIIPFI AVE 1 BR. I haln. 'heded Int 7rri,', rommerc,al, for a h0m or business $IS-9CO JOHNNY WALKER MOtOrtyl Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 371 36e6 3 M Precise trr.e released plant GardenLand. 1400 W 1st St. 37) 6630 ________________________________ Modrni;ng your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad (,iIl Fri 'ifl '457 or 1?? 7111 (gyalirn, for rent or sale 377 1191 or after Ml A?01 in irinent ni.M location. all ulilit,es, SIlO 377 6784 to an Arrp 1 flrrnoni I halt, hnrn fenced hark yard. rpltpfy lurn'hr'd. even rotor IV 511 Sod Two P'v'rlronm i'ii,ilt' home. nice (Iran firritmi',",'LU I ake Mary L IriS If.'lp (rp,,t ,n d.',sl ret,eflm,-q,t vllaor' on the beautiful Wek,v,, River at (amp Seminole 177 1170 I or7 Bdrms AduII only PARK AVEPIUF MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Driv,' 170 up _________________________ 7$39C,At[ PLACE--- 3 BR, l',bath, ocraqe, 1 yrs old. n new con dition S71.O '' 2 't of two r''rLl.' tV•t' . 'r'rn'ic US T* old rw,n p,arh.n 510e.,mh Call after ni 'i 5551 Condition Large lot 571,500. - -________________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden - _____________________________ 717 BA YWOOD CIRCLE 3 fiR, I", hath. n Carpet. in excellent tii'drop,n I bath. lmcen yard ASSrnp mortgage, v il tam 'onrI 177 7154 51—Household Goods -- SANFORD • ti ('ND c,, 'teil rn- ', 'xl chairs rretarial deskS & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as 5 Cash andCarry NOLL'S (asselb'rry. 17 92.830 4206 _____ 322.7643 -- AVALON APA9 TMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St Real Estate tlrokr bile Homes _________________________ YOUR HOM[' ____________________ P 1 York 1131 Thomasville Road Winston Salem. North Carolina YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an rtiOn to foreclose a lien on the personal described oltowing roperty in Seminole County. r Ioridi, to wit One (I) Model 1. flS. Kubota Tractor, Serial Plo 11789 One 1) Model 1 760. Kubota tractor, SerIal No 75359 One (1) Model 1 175 KubOti Tractor, Serial No Ifl One (I) Model A 60. Kubota tractor. Serial No 50736 Tw (7) Model 6000E, Kubota rractors. Serial Nos 17494 and 7523. 'as been filed against you together vith the issuance of a Writ of At achment in aid of foreclosure, and -- 7 fl1rcy,.n r iirri..,h,.1 Garage 2100 MetlormylIe Avi' - 7) -'--Situations Wanted NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICEISH(REBYc,lvENIhat the undersigned, desiring to engage In buSineSs under thefictitiousname of GORDON'S JEWELERS at Suite 10, Altamonte Mall, 417 A E Altamonte Drive in thC City of Altamonte Springs, Floridi, IntendS to regitq the said ,same with the Clerk of the Court of Seminole County, Florida Dated thS 21st day of August. 1975 (.ORDON'S ALTAMONTE MALL, INC fly Harry B Gordon, President PubIih - Aug 76. Sept 7, 9, 16. 1975 DFO Is; --. "i Rei,l Estate Broker IICF 75th 66 or0t' , t .irr '.-' 'Me 517% Prre IJI 51'A alter I 0m won tI .., are havnrj rI'tficulty finding a plate tO Iiyi' i.r f drive. lOb. or 'r'ri,r 'rrVirO you h,typ need of. rr.i .'tl i',, -w.,nt adS "very day MOSSIE C. BATEMAN p''- 197fl lInen,, 150 .., eIInl & TAFFER REALTY .mII take Pw',i,lifUl home site. rr'g ,,rea 31-Apadments Furnished WANT TO SEL L Child Care In my home. Ex perIerlcNl lint mClllS served Ill) S t orust Ave Call 377 135$ _______________________ Child Care in my Home 5701cr )77for7 fl 3951 Things - EARN F XTRA INCOME the Arn way way A lttIq' us 51$ qrt you starlet ii a I',', n.'', of r own Get the hlp Stflrp Phn0 831 1091 .1 r1i t OO'i apartment? old renlr.vl Pi.'at 8, air, 3 fiR's baths 171 0117. 7546 ElCapitan Drive ________ - 7torcyc Used office furniture - ni ___ Deflary AfllI5 I BR, air; close tO Stnr rhirchi' Ideal for netmrerl person'. A#A or 177 4051__- (61 apart CHOICE LISTIPIGS UI t'l.l PRICE RANGES 817W 1st St .372 5611. 327 7757 tnall hopi,' for Sale tiy owner. 1$ - AVON ',S,.rmt to earn Extra Xmas moor,' fall 644 11)79 6-Child Cai'e 9—Good ' BALL REALTY _________ 7 t'rrlrrcirn hni,,. ',t0f, 51.40 II) (intry Cluh, Circle 12) 157$ after - MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn. Notary. Ot'ala, 904 717 8161 or 737 8773 Comptefe child care serviceS New Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE Lecithin' Vinegar' B6! telp' Now olr)r)I ( DAY (AI1 in ______ all tour in one capsule. iSli. for - I ri rent .nr1 I m SCdun,ty Call 574 I7 For lease fliCl' 7 p lpru'r.i v.jrd 5150 Adults i,rifurn aptsExcr'pIionaIIy fl dUplex I fiR preferred 171 USI or 177 A6?0 114% 7 Br SIAS Carp.'teri. ar ______________________ orntingri itthen eguippell PeI Sanford resdenhial .vre, 33—Houses Furnished fls,iet 8 safe Adutt only .Nn ('% _________________________________ 177 179c 2 fledrnori term t ,.if(J I Child 0 $115 P1U' 'I' i''.t iii 177 9101 evilla (,arflenc 187 BR luxury after S apts. all electric al in kit(hs. private residential FrOm Why stove it and forget it Sell it and 701% S,nfôrd Ave 811 7113 forget it with a Classlied Ad 3?? evenings 7611 nient rflmple. Atfract, reffi 'llnwanre 477 0901 "v"nnqs 131 1171 A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants tO aoe 7 only p,ext to new Drivers' IIcenso flurcau 377 6645 VB.6-e, Faust's DrugS ;— — — — Couple to manage Small FACIDWITII A )RiNKlNG F'ROPLEM Perhaps AlcohOliC Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4S17 WrIte PD Box 1713 5 lord Florida 37771 0K - _____________________________ biliOuS and personahiC Free training No inyMIrnent in P'Oriutl orfranrtisp Call P.m Wi150g 647 954% alter 10 a 'n F.'re0i,.i1 liberal rnmm'csors APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FRIDAY 8 SATUWAY day and Free, 641 2077 for "We Care"r-vrnng dId care 630 a m to I "Hotline". Adults or Teens a m A Child's World 37) 8121 Jil140 ' — — — - BAMBOO COVE APTS One 8 2 bedroom aparlmmrs, furnished or unlurnishr'ci Newly redecorated Come see 300 E ________________________ flvd . Sanford 1)10 Fld (re,vfinns A ', iP,1i F CId family owned Company h a loraf Openinfl for somenni. w , 4-Personals 4-Personals 1 h.ironm. I' bath, alI In wall rarpel fenCed yard, frantib,l shari ,' lre's 519 500 269 Hice Supplies pew Ri'?,,, y 1rxJ ..t. .1, if mrhino. ciip,,rh nttnn Sell OiiltI In, tch AI 4" Oewait PanaI arm 17? 1944 between A p rn io pm - 'tI'vilIe - COSMETICS SUndQy-NOOfl Fi'Idoy rr - line 74c a 26 times MINIMUM CHARGE) (5700 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Before PublicQtion Noon The D )dy 38 Physician 40 Stage whisper 41 Demolishes 42 GcandparenLll 43 Undercooht'd 44 tans name 46 Demigod 47 Great Like 4 Wr,p ¶1) uqh c.i?d — — 9 _ Potential - 31 Staggered 33 Organ 01 the JIIUJIdIJIII Jililti-. Juluul JIJI -. - HOURS 8:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon homps, %2 F IP ST MONTH'S RENT FREF 177 7090 nm 1 Prri,nnni 7 yr old, Ctirlrin,'cl floe na tmai..'ri 'i",,i ( rorpnra'on n,.',is wh wants 'Wom,flI cancer potential C*CCIICnt benefits Send 'i'Surn' to Box ¶41 (0 The Evening lii'ralfl P 1657. Sanfomri F . ,, 41c a line 31c a line times 6 thru 5 times ________________ - RATES 1 lhru - 7 an 1 tii',irnnm patio f4 iirn 8, Unfurn lake iml (lUbhfltj MARlpj VU A.F ln 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. L E L,o1T 11 IS R _____ IAILIPLI NE - 21 i i Qdando - Winter Pwk L_tt C OVl' 5 49 8.9 CBS GOOL) TIMES SEASON PREMIERE The Evans clan is hack for the third season, after two mt sue. ces,sful years. .'t new season, ..,....... 4lliU IIUV, L111t 101 J1UIICS, V.flO jl,j put tumself through trade school, picks up the diploma, then is confronted with family hostility over his plans (or a new ,areer. They're all back, Esther Rolle and John Amos as Florida and James Evans, Jinunie Walker as J.J., Ralph Carter as the young militant Michael and BernNadeue Stanis as Thelma. Seminole 6 Dog 7 Sea eacie 8 (1O S n,irne 9 Sandarac tree tO Hand part I I fleguests 17 Carving DOWN 19 Pight animal I Papal 23 Vest'bul COQflOv' 21 Pace 2 Spanish iat 25 QirI name 3 Circus 26 Plant ovutes pachyrlerms 27 Stair fallS 4 flrd 78 Arrow S f'rr".iru riI) ,(pii - -- — — 4 6 8 7 - - 18 - _____ _______________ _________ -- Peal F (tale Si1'c,,n ' 1ina, main offic,' (,nnd Inea' , 00 ors f Is?ini. Irincie honetits Ph 9I 5 1111 Manaoement .sg EPJOSCS 51 Epoch 520y 53 Apple centri 54 Dress 55 Unaspirated 56 Love 57 Observe 13 CLASSIFIED ADS okl E ITEIN -.--W1 ,- Puzzle AM'P' _____ ________ sI 40 Too Illegal pont I? Got up 45 Franchisn I? Ailing HIGHLIGHTS 8-9 NBC MOVIN' ON SEASON PREMIERE "The Stowaway"The series is in a new time period this season, and also features two ted May I75 I (9) All Children (44) Variety $1 Pivo ED I S0 N —J 36 Dance step 37 WhirlpOol 39 Contends ACROSS Answer 'L" -=: -. - •,..',- .,., src',.(r ,uil makes and triodelS" Free Pickup arid Delivery S,,r'tomci I' i'i'sc 5' it Fi• 5 32'. 5003 '., I ' - Paint & Body Work YOu h,5y 'II fir''- '' . I'th ii,%t -.'.'t UU rm,i.e to oftr'r -___________________________ CALL 372 7611 ' ' Don't need" Serve a useful purpost agaii'u when yOu'Setl them *ith a Claisfied Act from the Heralij Callus today' Don't delayi Just dial 377 7611 or III 999) To Place your tow 05t Want Ad ____ tried ll'i reSt nOw fry the p.vnt & bOdy work 716 7X8 aftym 4 p m ?) 1575 P(b L ____________________________ ____________________________ Well Drilling Pest Control _________________________ APT PROWN PEST CONTROL 7587 Park Drive I?? l-iS ,Pi[LLS DRl (.0 l'U','P $PRlPdkt,El4 SYSTEMS Alt type's and Sites We repair and serivce STINE MACHINE 8 %urn-'l V j ,t :1 ',',322 8.4)2 ________________________________ [_To List Vow' Buslness.,.DjcI 322-2611 O( 831-99931 !'''s.,'' f ' l l";' :'.r'.t.'1a"i .:-.c. ,a '-',n.. -' ,/ r....... ...!.:m ;,,.i' .4'..''% )4,jL't'r".' ,,.,I#' -.':." ..A.1.'.".'.' ic_i. , o' l,,J, r',.;i.y, 1.,¼i. '4' - ",,'. 'm i.._,- 'i,,i,.._- 'I:. .. ,I 7. "5 ,Y •j" .,'2,4' ..'. Z4 , I �88—Evening Hera 'd, Sanlord, Fl. Tuesday, Sept, 9. 1975 - I v4Are W4Th ON, x PLATO ABOUT 0 _~UIZE wi4 IFO. ET E IT :1 TIC POW r FIND IT 16 OICALL rr. I XPLE, PWELLIN I PARALLEL T4E1E 8OLiT N4)ItTII £7 V 10862 9 10 7 4 2 as A 97 4 ap _ I ()AP4G ii! NOW ILL d )U KNOW, ALLEY, IF HAFTA MAKE A M)iiY GOING TO WAIl/YEAH, I W14OLE NEW RAICH\C*J TARLES FOR US, I Gutss ThINK SHE SI4OULP YO(JRE OF STEW! RIGHT' ¼AR A UNIFORM' •AJ £NQJ6S £9 42 KQ £ 8.1 ALL.. -- c,o PUT IT ON. ...HEY. MOLLY!) W WANT YOLI)R1GHL.. YOU GOT A / A UNIFORM? )E T'WEAR ONE.' IF YOU 1INIFORM' YES,RtJT.. E.1West vulnerable rit \If N orth East i* lass ¶rL JçJ/7(' 3V l'a l'asc O'ning lead L 4A I'.,c5 South y 3* d It nas been said that cards make Dad players ise aren't sure that this is so. but we do know that bad players - . 68th Year. No 17—Wednesday, September 10, 1975 Sanford, Florida 12771—Price 10 Cents South did just that, but l oo k what would have happened if West had pulled himself together and bid four spades. North and South might have down gone on to five hearts one They might have doubled four spades or let East play there. If they had they would have been sorry East would make four spades with no trou hle at all. J 11 AkB L--'W 4V Its, Osald & James Jacoby M(4Awih Furthermore. Vest's hand fulfilled one requirement for ii sacrifice bid. lie was pretty sure that South would make four hearts, - AKJ953 - THE BORN LOSER A A K J 86 VQ s(flTH by Dove Groue LLEY OOP FAST 1 1111) F-ST Q 1053 V 74 #9 865.1 £102 j - ED It OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY £lJLJNC1UR AND -p -p- by Dick Turner WIN Al BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY CARNIVAL V County Nears Certified Level Lihrn U An Oregonian asks what sort W' G nnel Ri lei Afe C. 11 of hand South should have. North has opened one diamond. East has doubled and South has 1)1(1 one flotrump The answer to this one fie rondc in nirtn.irchn fin. '-'" (lerstanding, but in common with almost all experts and ''"- hriiiøo ta.r'h,rc wo nI' tho hiI Yes indeed! I KNOW I don't give hardly nobody else sich rotten grades in English!' ) By El) l'UICKEVF herald Staff Writer i See related story, page 7Aj Ry cutting $50,000 from county library servires and $75,000 from road materials, the 'uiino1e County Commission Cuts included a $41,000 reduction for three managerial studies; elimination of human director's service salary, $16,000:cut migrant and elderly food program, $5,000; cut urban forester, $3,000, and others when the commission refused a compromise in lieu of $2.6 million Polk sought. The $120,000 would have brought Polk's budget to about $2.5million, At one point Polk agreed to because Polk's request is $fl5,04X mwe than last year. Polk said $70,000 is i>ming from federal funds. Commissioner Dick Williams said he 'could buy" a $60,000 increase, but not $120,000" Williams. Any further redw tions, he said, are a "penalt' which we should not get into Commissioner [larry Kwiatkowski agreed philosophically, with Williams adding We may be cutting off � 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, September 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1975. 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 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/c52fc822f7bbe6a7124aa412ae78bbcf.pdf 88ddc0a275fb0491a84f190cde3b2c26 PDF Text Text I SHORT RIBS GO O LS D , ro E~l ___ DRINK - ______ CHAP HAS A _ _ OLD 0 - __ by Frank Hill _ 68th Year, No. 15— Monday, Sept. 8, 1975 _ j __ _ ___ TN%O WIN - [J CJ R16HTOI I 1_ I - Second Reading On City Agenda ____ - ~~,4 rl- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 5RISK TOA5T 00 __— V 0 : ei s alft 11venin 1 L~:D till_ 7 ARAISf T/lf 6/?/)r/5X/JJJ . THE BOR 9-7 ©1:,'EAIC,TMgUSPitQrt 7__'i . _ WOULD_YOU_M_t\ D OFF: A ui J() ASK It EN lleraIdStaUWriter '8 DROPPIN& /MM ILlS _ et U budt increased (toni $22,770 Manager Warren E. 'Pete" or and operated under the an elephant, to stop signsat all last sear to $31,709 in the newKnowles county commslon intersections, pointing the way budget, Salaries in the city -ading of Sanford's commission budget rose frorn bQ!c.4) ' I I 55 _ LZJ __ L Social Agency Funds Pared IF A N N ONI E A3'E A 13UC;S _ STEAK.' cam&j A by . I ,, Sto ffel & Helnidahi I RK LIPI HERE -Ai .1 4 . .j( OM TH 1UD35. \ OF ALL • I ___ ' -. - . it 6' MAI 1915 MW JAW! FUNNIEs*r n4iwoy VOKK c - Y/jj. _______________________ - col"iRCIAL N6 Bul .- - _________ '• _____ , -. 1 f lefti, 1Icke Weeks, Jean Sacid and Randy Coleman clap along _91! 0 LIKE THE Williams aid he thinks there CommsIon Chairman Sid agency chiefs are expected to ILl be 'somi changes' at Vitden Jr., said commissioners protest cuts in their (h irt Tuesday's 7p.m. hearing at the are "still looking" for ways to ments commi sioners may Setninole Count%, Courthouse. reduce the budget. rs %n1,-r-!,i last year's millage lev% was uoim- under fire front social Eleanor Anderson, budget Already, the commission dtflCftstieheldto .47 Much year's funding level. But some mills for the operating budget have been pared at 'be first Management Analysis and more than $22-million to requests were drasticall) and 1.5 mills for debt service. public hearing Tuesday on the Evaluation (OMAE), said $18,586M. The new budget has an more than $18-million budget, today the budget within a vhl state federal ovirall five per cent "cost of "Soine special agencies have half-mill of the 5.34 inills cerFor example a irequest for and local revenues" have been living" increase for all em been asking for S property frtemmole th3C unt reduced because of the appraiser. > . recessionary trend - which is this year," Commissioner Dick . ,, was reduced present . Millage at the sole problem. This is I ed b' th Willi s said toda $ 000 A I citizens which would mean property five per cent pension payment Vihlen said departments h e to group is budgeted for S7,000 — lie said the agencies — which owners would pay an dditiorwi the been "uniformly cut" and tahat half of what the group for police and firemen rind include senior citizens, drug 50 cents per $1,000 of paying the four per cent sUte action programs and Division assessed val f their no, single department has been requested. retirement contribution for all crucified." (if Famil Services, among property. In all citize0ms would All in all Mr5. Anderson said other city employes who have Mean'ALIJile, Wilfiams,,sald others — have been cut this be required to pay $5.91 per budgets v ere reduced been given a one per cent sala this just -Lsn't the year for year to about $95,000. $1,000 of taxable property. -equally." increase. acLording to City funding social agencies. Clerk and Finance Director Last year, the same social To come within the 5.34 land Williams expects sorne 1,ast year's county budget I enry N. Tanim Jr, agencies received about tax. commLssioners would have citizens to protest the millage. was slightly more than $1~$125,000. Salaries in the city manager 's to cut an additional $650,000. M th t1t1" tiiit. ta! a i: i Seek Approval Of Ja'' ll Saf iristallat~on of safety features at predicts the facility wiH reopen Offender Rehabiliuition. ditional items for the jail." the county jail — damaged in a in three weeks. Doors closed At the Tallahassce meeting, The jail was damaged by fire fire that killed 10 imnates and a after the June 9 fire, and in- VihIen said, he was assured by and smoke. _____ - / jailer. . # , l B*Ids TualcAalwfl __40,4i; 'I the commission last week, but $1,000 per day. the rmtter was referred to a wp fire codes were met. missioners would be reaching a well as complicated fire and "anal)7ed" very carefully. With intaUtion of the safety reasonable degree of safety." smoke detection eauipment. The committee cons of features ;nd state waiver of He pursued the letters sin One firm last week bid p9,574 Polk, Bob Ellis, administrative And prisoners were moved other ttms, Vihien says the fire, but was unable to for installa tion of the ma jority assis tant to the county corn. mates have been housed in both agencies that the county The bids were presented to surrounding jails at a cost of would not be required to con- At— front the Siinford facility to jails prisoners could be returned to ohtain an okay from state of- of the safety features. struct a new jail within two in surrounding counties. Vililen met last week with years before reopening the the county jail. A continRent ofstate officials ficials. A number of law suits have taway last week suggested the Proudfoot. Vihlen says letters in hand & W38:3E: b3r Howie Schneider • — - - One of the board members Each mill equals 11 per $1,000 upgrade and improve the claims the new $50.2 million of appraised property value and county's older schools. Board I - / 1 le 0 CL t CAPTAIN I ( P421' `,4:09Z k i -- NO - - fiA FRANK AN RA H /jA 1"4 /1 / HA RA TELtiR A- MA I AA 9_7 - 1 1 . . -- .. ... , . - - ah ep. cbert Litttia Almonte Springs) asked A t torney , General Rober t S sin a July > what op inion from Shesin s office . ___ ' .• • . - . , - •1 . - .-i. "fill Olt Ale W 7 , .0. aaww Cl " 40 1 4 . Chamber of Commerce of municipally-owned building. Acmilciing to news articles published Friday, Hattaway said in a letter to Shevin. the chamber may lose its Altamonte Springs office. The to the cities in Seminole n digest form. says, Assulning 0 pr per pu purpo city to allow the Chamber of otiunerce o utilize 1a porLion or all of a municipally owned - -- building," BIG BEEF BLOCKS TRAFFIC 1•' . E - - 11 1 7 T I A ..- EiIL •. -. •. ' - -' . - i 'Tr -Z would not be charged a rent of full market value, it is not a -- '' .. : A ill have on the by the Altamotite-Casselberry Today _______ 0 Sem'nole County School budget is used to determine property Harris calhig for an 8.6 millage levy is taxes. about it Ided. Sims said ilk- eight mills, entto improve oIdersdiooIs, meiiir Davic F re tcr nce most of last year's 114.7 Sims who cast one of the to budget could easily be reduced million capital outlay budget . * d15s4'ntlng votes last . week to to seven mills, was used to build new schools. advertise the 86 utillage to 'For years, we've been New schools re no longer support the new $393 million robbing our operating budget needed this year due to the drop operational and $3.2 million and putting the money in in construction business d debt service budgets, said the capital outlay," said Sims. leveling off of enrollment, Supt. Siais said there Is a total of William P. "Bud" Iayer taid. on contingencies." about 11.3 million that was in County Property Appraiser operating budgets that is now in Terry Goembel certified 5.97 the $6.8 million capital outlay mills to bring in the same budget, having been "carried revenue as last year, but the r" from previous years. state mandated (tic school There are man)- things that board levy a maximum 6.291 could be delayed for a year with mills for the counts to be Around The Chick our present economic eligible to participate in state Bridge 6A situation," said Sims. funding. And the board is adCalendar Its lie sidd the new dget vertising for 8 mills to support Comics 6A contains it $1 million conits new operating budget, and.6 Crossviord .311 tlngencs fund' in addition to mills for debt s er vice. Editorial 5A . ,, %%h at ht termed paddrn of The board les ted total of 128 $250,000 in the utility budget for nulls last year, which included m ) anticipated in eight milb for the operating 311 electrical expenses, and budget plus four mills for new Hnspital 5A $100,000 for fuel expenses. construction (which voters Oblluarle% SA Sinis said these and other agreed to drop this year since Sports 1-211 high estimates' have resulted new schools are not needed), TtltsI.sion in heavy padding of the school and .8 mills for debt service. budget. Harris said the county has Skins said another example of received an increase of $80,515 padding Ls the $70,000 budgeted of state capital ouflay money Sunday's high 91. OvemIght for the purchase of five acres of over last year "and may get low 69. Rainfall was .03 Inches. additional land for Lake more." Partly cloudy through Brantley High School, when the Board Chairman Robert G. Tuesday. Chance of mainly land "has already been bought "Bud" Feather cast the smnd afternoon thundershowers. for $60,000!" opposing vote last week to Highs In the lower 90s. Lows in Roger Harris, assistant advertise the 8.6 millage. the lower iOs. Southeast winds superintendent for finance Feaffier also said more of the around 10 mph, gusty near disagreed. lie said earlier more budget should be "shaved off" thundt rshosiers Rain than $4 million coming from the this year since everybody is prohabilit> 30 per cent through total $6.8 million capital outlay "tightening their belt." Tues day. portion of the budget (which The new budget is down about Complete details and tides involves no new tax dollars this $1.8 million from last tear's $52 are on Page A. ycari is actually earmarked to million oveall budget. I' -.-- Jail George Shevin pinion ought School Budget Padded WINTHR( mission, Vililen and Commissioner Mike Hat- Administrator SIMS Charges County - r SttiiirIc (oaflt> (,Iflh1JIilofl ojntiiIttte until certain Olin Greene, director the pent facility. toured the jail after the fire and state that with "incorporation betn filed .i result of the fire. bids be "turned over to tL 'iiainnan Sid Vihkn Jr. will aivers could be obtained from state fire inarhal's office, and Vihkn said a letter from recommended a 14-point plan. of safety features and Safety features include a conimittee" for further stuu ask conunissioners Tuesday for state officia ls. Cecil Sewell, the chief prison Greene "completely approved But no permission was granted deve lopment of programs, the smoke injection system, Sheriff John Polk agreed, approval to award bids for The commission chairman inspector for the Department of the county's proposal for ad- to reopen the facility until state Board of County Corn- sprinklers, exhaust fans, as saying the bids should LOOKS WINNER _____ - All I vs hlen 13FAUT1 FLJL ANIMAL/ - The Police Benevolent Association's (PBA i marathon Bluegrass Festival Saturday was a huge success,If the preissions on these faces ate , indication. Above from > with the music, while at left, Kenny Wilkes and daughter. Tammy. 4, are -n just listening. I Herald 111hotos by Bill Currie and Gordon r BUGS BUI Us 11 Pltl( KFTf Ikrald Staff %SrIttr 1977. 4ERVE.' BLONDIE MANY FACES Alir .4% RIGHT, HERE. I mills for the general operating budget and 70 mills towards l im ing off the 117 million in general obligation bonds by - NO USE PRIMPIN YEK POCOCK LADY.' i 60r WINNER WIN FIT BUY YA - t ' 0:3G0L__)D, IF: WE which includes the certified 5.63 BLUE GRASS' _hi BT3'NNY Commission May Draw Fire The city's budget for the new — CAMPUS Also on the agenda for to the new zoo. A public (1 S. Each mill equals $1 per $I,W0 -ippraised property value and is used to determine property '2J/4i5 ' se cutbacks include orie of th WfOc; is set to :flsol a:t of spectors, two public works iii the a1Fnda $Ijl,882 but requiring 2.14 inills A total of seven job positions laborers and four library Zoological Society for putting property north of 25th Sir"( less than last % ear, is the second ihere eliminated from the Iriew employes. The municipal up signs on public right-of. and between Yale Avenue and avenda item for tonight's budi, -t at a savings of $67,135 to library, which cost the city ways. Plans are to attach the the Seaboard Coastline re4ular city commission the it> according to City $35,065 last year, is being taken signs, which are in the shape of Railroad right-of-way to Sit I etinr begins at 7 LIE -S. ion et on i t round a Noting the (liamber building, formerly Altatimnte's corn- sreck.'d truck-load of prime beef tabove) Sunday on SR-4..14 at tituruty tow,e, is leased from Douglas Ave. found the garage sale sign on the utility pole didn't the city for $1 annually. flata> said it has bw'uie the apply. Ten hours after the accident 19 of prime beef (left) twd been loaded on another refrigerated truck on orders of in. "inuch-needed focal point" for and surance adjustors. Florida Highway Patrrl Trooper Ernie Jacobs chamber activities sold truck driver Wayne Oshel, 44, of Wichita, Kansas, wasn't chambtr efforts to bring about orderly economic hurt. But a passenger, Beverly Moses, 45, of Wichita. was listed in the satisfactory condlUon today at Florida Hospital North, Alta Monte development of the area. Springs. Hubbard Construction Co. officials estimated damage to The Greater Sanford the highi4 ay under covistruction and new sidewalk at $5,000. Oshel said the swinging Iowa beef bound for Riveria Beach, shifted Chamber of Commerce !w %hen he made a jog onto the new road and It caused the trailer to used a Sanford-owned facilitv a overturn. 'Me accident occurred just before 11 a.m., and two for more than a quarter of ' century,Sanford City large wreckers from Altamonte Garage righted th e t.-wk at 9 anage,r (Pete) now es p.m., alter the beef was uoaded. tflersld Pbo by Bob LJo)d) id the cli> has designated chamber as its Off icial publicity aeeniuv - . )-• . •J -.... �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 1, 175 Herald, Sanford, FL City Employe Hikes Pay Sought 16 Winter Springs To Consider Budget, Church Applications FLORIDA enaaat'd in bunecs at 303 Oak MIII Drive. Altamonte Springs 32701. FLORIDA CASE P40. 7$1477CA-OtE Seminole County. Florida under the VFPA T PARKER of fit'tiOu% nim Court. Seminole Cruntv Florida " acu.rdanre With the prOv'tOffl Of the Ficliflocis Name Statutes, To enditi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to An order or a final Wit Section 14509 Florida Statutes tudgment of Iorecloiure entered In 1957. the aNvecaptioned action. I *oil S Sharon R Hardesty sell the proDerty, situated In SeminoleCounty, Florida, described Strri4ary Puhlih' Sept •, IS. fl 79. 1975 DFR 61 as: 1017. Block "G". SPRING LAKE HILLS. SECTION THREE. ac cordino to thc' plat thrcmf recorø in ' i:k to. CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA permitted under the city Soybean Field Day Scheduled Sept. 18 Sept. 18 at the Agricultural John F. Darby, director of the Soybean growers are director, will introduce the welcome to attend all day or the portion of the program that ford includp variety trials of "Our baby was taken away from us by the Welfare Department and given this blood, which literally killed adjourn for lunch and the to Public Record% of Seminole county. - — Florida, - Florida, and more fully described as toI$ovu. to,t PuhIlth Sept I. 1973 1IFP f1 turned into the pat)i of an onc,oining vehicle on State Road soo in Mount Dora, officers said; Two persons died early Saturday when a speeding threw both cars out of control, officials ii(1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida, and CASE NO. 7S-1121111-I9F 7 h South "I 63 feet of the North 921 II fee4 of the West 130 ft of the COMBAPIK WINTER PARK. a Northeastern quarter of thC Flor.da Rankog corporation, Plai n tiff. Southeastern quarter (less South 141 of the East feet of the Worth 57S COOPER and 103 feet. Section 9. Township 20 MALCOLM FLORENCE COOPER, hit wife. South, Panoe )0 East) Such lands lying and situated in Seminole BENJAMIN S TILLMAN. dba TILIMANS PLUMBING SER County, Florida ThePublic Hearing will be held ifl VICE; STATE OF FLORIDA. TALL.AIIASSEI' , Atli - Officials taking bids on construction of se' en regional "little Capitols" say they hope the state office buildings will save Florida millions of dollars in rent, By occupying its own buildings, "the state is at least re taming the Profit the landlord would normally get," says Marshall Harris, former House Appropriations CornIllittCe chairman. "It's got to be worth it." Officials said final decisions have not been made on the state services that will be housed in the seven office buildings. Unti such dec isions are made, It is impossible to estimate the savimis to the state, 4 feet the City Noll. city Of Lake Mary, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. 2701 Florida. on the 15th day of Sep DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, and THE UNITED timber. 1975, at $00 p m or as soon thereafter as oonible. at which time STATES OF AMERICA. Defendants. Interested parties for and against CLERK'S the procud re plat will be heard NOTICE OF SALE Said hearing may be continued f rom NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that time to lime until final action is *irWnt to a Summary Final taken by th e City Council Of inc City Judgment in Foreclosure dated the ci Lake Mary. Florida THIS NOTICE SHALL BE £th day of September. 1975. and (3) pe,IiC places entered in Civil Action No. 73173$ POSTED In within theCity of Lake Mary. and CA 09 F In the Circuit Court 01 the ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD I FLORIDA in the Eveølno ieratd, a F)ahtee'nth Judicial Circuit. In and newspaper of rneral circsanon "I for Seminole County. Florida. the City of Lake Mary, Florida. One wherein, MALCOLM COOPER and (1) time at least 15 days prior to the FLORENCE COOPER. his wife. and r VICE. and STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY and THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. are the 4 9 liv 1110% . *.NA I-:.*1 -rE_S S TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION WITH. JR Clerk of the above OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY entitled court, will sell to the best bidder, highest and OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. or bidders for cash. at the Notice is hereby given that a Pubii Hearing will be held at the Corn West Front Door of the Seminole mission Room In the City Hall in the County Courthouse. in Sanford. City of Sanford. Florid a, at 7:00 F lorida at 1100 A M on the 11th day O'clock P.M.on September fl 1975, of September. 1973. the following to coriulder the adoption of an or described property, as set forth in diriance by the City 01 Sanford, said Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure situate 10 Seminole Florida, title of which is as follows County, Florida. towit' - Lot ORDINANCE NO. 1311 .- __________________________ 1 4 5 7. Block R. OAK GROVE -#4; - -1 _ inally reject the request of the disixisition of the old elevated the residential zoning on the Commission Tuesday will hoI4 the City of Sanford. Florid& of 1:00 Florida, title 01 wh'ch it __ _____ as tlI* (lonation. a &c1lon to fore< Jose a mortgage an the t Fresh resh Cigarettes And Tobacco, t the plat thereof as rr'(orded In Plat Book 15. Page Putilic Percrds 00 Seminole County. c'.dino S5. filed againtt you and you AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY bIt been FLORIDA. arereJIred*O%eI'v,a copy of your SANFORD. OF defenses, if to it, on AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1097 JULIUS 0 PETRUSKA. OF SAID BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA. any. [Mt Potinn trel. Oriard), 3 FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Florida 32501. on or before October CHANGING THE ZONING THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY l&I91SanfIletheoriginlwitp,te LYING NORTH OF 75TH STREET Clerk of thiS Court either before (SR 16) AND BETWEEN YALE urvlceontptePlaint.fvsanorneycr AVENUE AND SEABOARD COAST imnmedla(eiylhereelfr- othefwi%ea LINE RAILROAD RIGMTOF.WAY default will be sntr 4 against yc.t SR ISIPIGLE.FAMILY for the relief de and.d In the TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING) Complaint WlTNESSmyhandandtbes.alof DISTRICT A copy shall be available ct the thl% (our?. this4th day of Sep tecnter, 1973 offi ce f the City Clerk (ci' aI' )f same (Seal) sons desiring to elemin. the Arthur H. Beckw i h. Jr. All parties In Interest .nd citizens (leek of the Circuit Court si,nit to t. have on By' Lillian T Jenkins heard at said PiHrinq Deputy Clerk fly order of the City Commission . i ii d - j (ity nO Sanford. Flor ida H N 1.1mm. Jr City Clark 1973 Publish ' Sept. cii the I 11 OFR Maytiew, Sanford The 6,713 August flight AP. operations at Sanford's Central manager of Florida Utilities Co. in S 16 Flight Operations Grow At Airport S DISCOUNT SALE EFFECTIVE FROM MONDAY, SEPT. 8 THROUGH SATURDAY SEPT. 13 ONLY 33 Fast Robinson 5t Ot'LiftdO Eli. 32801 Putilth' Sept 8. 13. fl. 79. breakin at the Midway on $5,100 bond on charges of following his arrist at SR-434 Grocery, Sipes Ave., Midway, attempted bribery and disor- and Wilma St., Longwood. east of Sanford. The smokes 1915 13FP47 ____ NOT ICE ... . ., ..' .. until Sat., Sept. 13th 3224005 9.95 CALL ANYTIME . *:.:. - ~ -_ — z~ _!-- ~ 6,7 , '— 'A..' "Clean Up That Old Typewriter" Blow Out - Replace Ribbon Clean Type - Oiling and One Adjustment, -_ PARK SURGICAL GROUP, P.A. TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ASSOCIATION OF H. GARRETT DOTSON, JR., M.D. DIPLOMATE AMERICAN BOARD OF SURGERY i IN THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL SURGERY AT 360 MELLON yuLE AVENUE SAN FOR D, FLORIDA 33711 ,•,,•,,,,,,,,,,,,,,•,,,,,•,,,,. TELE PHONE 1221979 II LEV Y OF l '-...-......--- F.- - _._ _ . _ _ s_ _ -'--.----- ___.,__t.,__._____ ,LLi '" -'-" .' ' "Sanford And The .'I World War 11 Years"1I I I I I by ____ II Itndd , I I Schaal to levy 8 milis of property tax for the Fiscal Year _______ 1975-76 for . ' - ". .-.','. •. '_.' .. . Iff ..' . .''. , . operations of Seminole County Schools. 1" '.- ,.................... r... - I I I I , ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ '.' I _ -!., 'V ,,;,;; ,..J•_* " '." ..,__, order to participate in the Florida Education Finance ' .. ..... 'l The millage required to be levied by the Board in , Isix c ,''r Pcj94 . 1 I ? %,F~ j...i, ) -tl--- tl.~. 11 , .-,, i '! Program is 6.2931 mills. .,..c'-: A public hearing on this proposed millage levy — __..i I',r-~. i. .'i. will be held on September 15, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. XI!h ' -_i=._-_= .,..si. '..*.. ',. .'V' -; .1.- :' ':; -. ''. at Sanford, Florida. William P. Layer Superintendent j -- '.. . ;.''' - '.- - the purpose of supporiing the current (limited I I I I JI = .. Z ____ The School Board of Seminole County, Florida proposes b II I -- , ______________ . - ---.---.-. Response to our special, we are continuing It 11L~ __ ~. 1. ~ steady growth over the taxiways serving the terminal previous month and a busy area recently leased by Acm Peter 51,663 operations for the first Services Inc., calls for a record eight months of 1915— a 10 per 1,200 tons per day of asphalt to Peter Schaal's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's cent Increase over the same be used on the n_ew foundations. ______________________ growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than period last year. 6000 local names Is still available In announcing the August Evening supply). J. S. "Red" statistics. Iii'0 Oily arid Sunday. Cleveland, AAE, airport [f Saturday and Christmas I Sold by C.I.P. Proceeds to be used for Seawalk manager, commented that the U.', by the Sarilord Herald, Inc I beautification. ))l) N unusual haze-smog conditions Ave. Sanford. rencb i . 371?' of the month's final ilays Only $9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford severly haiipered light private Class Postage plane activity. Atlantic National Bank, or call 322-6473 for !urd, Florida mu rted that Cleveland also repo delivery. '.l'.criptiOn Rates by Carrier ilans (or extended natural gas lines for additional airport Year $75 40 S$( :. L industries were revealed by " I -. - - ~if-!ijK!~:_4 ' e-...-_ i..'.'.. Mayor James It. 1,ormann ministration board. , I .pl,uI Pet,*,ila St The council will also consider commercial of the Kallivokas property taxes and the utility second, to grant the Wine Come and shop for the t -. Ili 1,00nh, woml, a decision is The Casselberry Council, expected on the Longwood an ordinance limiting tract on Montgomery Road amid with a lengthy agenda on tap, is Utilities Inc. requested rate development on industriEl the second reading of a new expected to pass on first increase. property to 50 per Cent for election ordinance. reading ordinances setting the Council Chairman J. 14. Grant buildings, 25 per cent for Also on the Altamonte agenda general operation budget at several weeks ago made a parking and 25 per cent for are ordinances on taxicabs, hiring and personnel ail $1,872,106 with 1.75 mill motion, that (lied for lack of a green belt, ON ALL GROCERY ITEMS ORDINANCE NO. 1314 ________ and EUNICE 0 AIK ENS SOOTHER o'clock P U on September 77. 1975. followino property in Seminole County. Florida to consider the adoptiion on ci an or -- Florida Symphony Orchestra water storage tank, a request tract, near Lake Ruth South public ticarings on: for a $5,000 donatiom'. Corn- from l)cvco for a time cx- subdivision, be changed to A request for annexation and inissioners last week in- tension on a subdivision industrial, Lake Ruth South rezoning to neighborhood formally instructed Mayor preliminary plan, the problem residents have protested the commercial of the JackomiNorman Floyd to notify the of emergency transportation to requested change in the past, Moore property in Little Florida Symphony that the city hospitals and a report from the insisting the rezoning would Wekiva Estates; has no funds budgeted In the ('Al.N() Council of Local depreciate their property A request for annexation Go'cr,unents. new fiscal year for such values. rezonlng to neighborhood P - .I favorable recommendation Ritz of the Division of Youth On the workshop agenda from the Land Planning Agency Services concerning youth Commission at 4:30 p.m. following the regular meeting, last week, will be considered. activities. Tuesday, is expected to for. ttt,' council will consider Mrs. Wlddis has asked that The Altamonte Springs City Defendant NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICEOFACTION TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION u:t a. ORDINANCE 5Y THE CITY TO' EUNICE 0 AIOKENS aka EUNICE DAIKENS SOUTHER OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice i hereby given that a LAND QPS.d'ti'e Unknown Public Hearing will be held at the YOU ARE WOTIFILD th$t In Commission Room in the City Hall in _ The controversial rezoning of the mayor, council members The Altamonte Springs ('its' D AIKENS a k a FUNICE f '...... -. C !!-;Tr--.~!:-;f~z~~ — __"Cf -f~z- - -S 11 - _4 A request for a continued Department of Shop to be located on Sit 434 and $9.50 monthly to homeowners. orolinance. shall have an opportunity to be OUVAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & heard at said hearing LOAN ASSOCIATION OF By o.-der 01 the City Commrnion JACKSONVILLE 01 the City of Sanford. Florida Pllintif I, H. N Tamm, Jr. vs. City Clerk ______________ northwest section of the city, limits and U.S. 17-92 and a the Betty Widdis property, east and City Attorney Ned Julian for a rate increase from $4.40 to public hearing on a new fence of SR 427, whIch received a Jr. and an appearance by Bob office of the City Cler* for &if per CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sons desiring to e*amine the same COUNTY. FLORIDA All parties In interest a nd citizens CIVIL DIVISION NO. Cl IS. Publish Sept 5. 1975 DER 65 Florida sewer system serving the t1k, Altamonte Springs city CHANGING THE ZONING OF (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY Clerk of the Circuit Court LYING BETWEEN SANTA By Ce.c.lia V Ekern BARBARA DRIVE AND DESOTO Deputy Clerk DRIVE AND BETWEEN AND Puhlish S ept S. 1973 IR0000IS AVENUE MOHAWK AVENUE TO 0C2 DFP6I OGENERAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT IN mE C'RCUIT COURT OF THE A copy shall be available at the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. i..... rrying has r~dicated hv may veto the City Council, also at 7:30 p 111., Transportation's request that Range line Road, the Korman special exception in business will hold a continued public the city adopt a resolution office park and the Torn district zoning, south of SR 434, hearing on the request of agreeing to eliminate parking Kearney office park, both south for operation of a nursery; Longwood Utilities Inc., a on the portionofSR436between of SR 434. Insurance bids, reports from FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT ,day of September. 1975. ,. hudg0 at S5,93,697 for the new vent monthly increase. Meanwhile, the Longwood BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN ficial wal of this Courl of Sanford. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Seminole County, Florida. thiS 4th ____ ':: little Wekiva Drive, off SR-434, of lottery paraphernalia and reported his auto was broken - registration books at Elections Crow and Sue Christopher, Officers reported the, wallets fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. Councilmen hl.A. Scott and ordinance and called Its The Casselberry City Council, A second public hearing on Don Schreiner have hinted to requirements 'confiscatory." at 7:30 tonight, wll toRSider on the budgets is expected tobcset utility company represenAlso on the agenda are: first reading its l975-'76 fiscal for nest Monday night. tatives at earlier hearings that A resolution of intent to annex year general operation and Other items of business on the the city is interested in pur- the McCardle property, off utility budgets totaling 12.46 Casselberry agenda include: chasing the package sewer Palm Springs Road, with million and calling for a Police Officer Joseph plant and system. business district zoning; property tax for the first time in Reynolds' request for perThe Longwood Council will A resolution authorizing the city's history, mission to use city records in also consider recommendations Mayor liirmann to sign a The property tax level will be gathering information for his of the Land Planning Agency contract with the Equitable 1.75 null, or $1.75 per $1,000 of thesis toward a masters degree (zoning board for site plan Life Assurance Society for real property tax valuation. in criminal justice; approval for the Tenneco Quick employe group insurance: PARK. according to the plat thereof AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY as recorcied In Plat Book 7 Page 13. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Public Records 01 Seminole County. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. ion Florida WITNESS my hand and the 00 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE _j . . -: herald Staff Writer NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Defendants. I, ARTHUR H BECK -- Oak St., Altamonte county jail on $5,500 John Kevin Waldorf, of 716 Springs, at bond on charges of possession Budget, First Tax Eyed aforesaid hearing In addition. BENJAMIN S TILLMAN. dba notice shall be posted in the area to 'TILLMAPI'S PLUMBING SER be Considered at l east is days prior _:O~ _ ~ _________________ . ~_-~ 2~_r ~.~F ~~ of 508 reported burglars hauled away *ftjeodore Staab,68. of Marbeya firearm. Jail records indicated 65 cartons of cigarettes after a Club Apartments, Casselberry, Baker was held on $5,000 bond Floyd appointed his wile, Supervisor Camilla Bruce's inspectors, precinct one; were returned to the purse and Merilyn as campaign treasurer courthouse and Seminole Plaza Marcella Hanson, clerk, and pants after the riioney was and the Barnett Bank of offices will remain open until Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. removed. Seminole County at Altamonte Sept. . hlilletrant, inspectors, precinct Sanford police said a fl-yearSprings as campaign Mrs. Bruce has set special two and Fred Wilson. clerk, and old Sanford woman was cut on depository. voter registration hours for Mrs. Fred Wilson, Jim Prather the stomach late Sunday night In addition to the mayor's Sept. 20 from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. at and Louise M. Ker3hner, in- when sho was grabbed by a office, city commission seats the Altanwnte S prings City hail spectors, precinct 3. k nife-wic'ldini' mitan at a rear ISiiIIl(IS. tP,re, to the date 01 the Public Hearing. Publish' Sept I. 1975 DER-54 the mayor's office. MIAMI I API - An Air Force reconnais.ance plane was to fly through a strengthening tropical depression as the storm moves westward today across the Atlantic Ocean, the National hurricane Center said, Forecasters said the depression was centered in the Atlantic late Switlay about 900 miles east of the Leeward 4 ;I suspect. Longwood police charged Thomas Wayne Baker, 24, of 51 rt validated for a trip to motor, total value $540, stolen. Cuba. S. Edgemon, Winter Springs, Sheriff's deputies jailed with carrying a concealed Deputy Robert E. Ache Comnpkting his first two-year teriti in office, has not an- City Clerk Phyllis Jordahi. while it was parked at the term in office, Floyd Friday flounced his intentions. Mrs. public boat ramp on U.S. 17-92 Polling pla ce filed fornml papers announcing Keyser, elected three times s have been set at the St. Johns River and took his bid for election to the three- previously unopposed, said last for: the Civic Center on two swivel bucket seats and a sear-term called for in the '.%eek she would be a candidate Avenue, precinct combination AM-FM radio-tape city's new charter. in the election, but has not noc; City hall, precinct two; player total value $450. Floyd in his first bid for decided whether she will seek Fire Station, SR 436 and Eugene Caldarelli, of 1403 public office in W73. defeated re-election to the city corn- Montgomery Road, precinct 1ara Court, Sanford, told political veteran Lawrence mission or run for the mayor's three. Polls will be open from 7 police today that thieves en1.113. to 7p.m. Swofford for the mayor's office. office against Floyd. tered his residence last night The new charter, ratified by Currently the city has 3,341 Election officials include; and took $81 cash from wallets city voters in November, voters eligible to cast ballots in Dorothy Fuller, clerk and in his wife's purse and his pants greatly expanded the powers of the election. The voter Patricia A. Chisamore, Carolyn pocket while the family slept. Plane To Probe Storm Is wooded area. A search of the Sheriff's I.t. R.C. Parker Ronald Hill, 29-year-old area by police failed to turn up booked Thomas William Jones, Mayor Norman Floyd has and Helen Keyser, district 3, AItamonte citizens, to sheriff's reports. announced his candidacy for re- are up for election to two-year Qualifying period for city W.J. kiosk)', of 401 Tullis election in the Nov. 4, municipal teruis. candidates opens Sept. fl, and Ave., Longwood, told deputies election. DeVoney, completing his first will close Oct. 3, according to that someone broke into his van Bids Taken On Capitols 101 Sot CRYSTAL LAKE PARK. SECOND ADDITION as recorded Flat Book 11, Page 17 of the Public Records of Seminole County, and items taken from autos. o has been convicted F Io yd To Seek Second Ter At Anderson, 71, and Rachel coward Cox, 71, both of Eustis, troopers said. The twu were passengers in a car that Arthur H Beckwith Washington and Silas weren't _______ .1 -- -_ I - newsman's Cuban passport, kicked him in the groin and he auto that was in a ditch. cigarettes from a grocery store, fled on foot into a nearby In other weekend arrests, the sentenuing (in charges (if larceny of a Horton said both suspects had taken that contained his into and belt sander and outboard passpo The.Saturday accident took the lives of Alice ,%IcKenney Board will hold a Public Hearing Courthouse at 1100 A M o'clock. 100 on Monday the 13th day of the 190I dlv of September. 1975 Septemhec, 1915 to (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiChardeDeputy Clerk DENO P DIKEOU Baldwin & Oikeou 300 E HiGhway 136 Suite 70 Casselberiy. Florida 32707 Attorney for Plaintiff hilled in Florida traf Ii a tWG4.'iI' collIsion in Mount Dora, state troopers Sai(1 today. The Zonino board ol the City ol Lake Marv. rio,ida. that said Zoning door of the Seminole County #) consider A request for pia"ing ire dentsduring the ,Aeckcii(l, Including two elderly women in at public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash. of the west front and repttIlna of CRYSTAL LAKE PARK. SECOND ADDITION, a Sut\dviSion in an existing R1A zoning classit,cation, as said clatsiticaticn is described in the Zon ing Ordnanc es of the City Of Lake Mary. Florida, of the folto*ing described properly lying within the municipal limits of Lake Mary, rson Weekend burglars and parking lot at a restaurant on derly intoxication after he state prison, hasn't been Judge McGregor today, Jinuny that there has been plea his residence at Foxcroft available for questioning by the Hay Itary, 37, of Sanford, was bargaining with the State Apartitients, South Seminole, defense. And due to his record set for the week's second trial, AUrnc'. 's office in the cases. was entered and a strongbox . I remarks by n , TIIF: ASS(X'I1tTEI) PRESS .\t Icat mrie In Weekend Burglaries At the sounding of the 10-case after defense attorney I-arry newsman for Winter Park in a forgery case and sent to (rirninal trial docket be fore Horton indicated to the court Ithdio Station WNBE, reported Nine Killed In Accidents I "I may be calling on you, that Swartz, a Fern Park auto sour honor," Galloway replied, put in the trial lineup today deaer r,c TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOT ICE IS HE REBY GIVEN, by George Sprinkel told the court rwsses sect. She and her husband, Hen, objected to tIlt! At 9:15 a.m. Dr. Thomas A. commercially available The tour of William Leffler's Zellwood. At 2:30 p.m. tours garage sales, sale of personal interests them. Kucharek, extension plant varieties and breeding lines for ranch in the Lake Ashby area will be on soybean research on articles and directions to new houses. Activities will begin at 9a.m. pathologist from Gainesville, future development; weed will depart at 10:30 a.m. and organic soils, high School. trial today defense attorney way. "I can." her," said .%Irs, Ivey, a inember of the Jehovah's Wit- Louncil wifbed this to include Scheduled thieves inade off with a variety U.S. 17-92. Officers said the all.-"Edly offered Deputy a felony and grand larceny. The 4`3 $5 from Jerry Swartz at the Mirrounding counties. you can't find local space charges are in connection with of items over Seminole County, assailant grabbed the woman Arthur Price "a bottle of Scotch county's Casselberry SIVI "if police and sheriff's deputies by the arm and told her, "Come and $50 if he would let him go" know," the July 15 theft of band in• station, in the future, let me said today, including a on, come with me" but she during an investigation of an When the case was called for Judge McGregor told Gailo- struments from Lake Howell sacola. She also was given a transfusion, At 12:30 P.m. the group will the right-of-way. He asked If the Allen Sikes, 18, also of Sanford center). Anthony C. Troiano, 45, of Since the June 9 jail lire, are on the (locket for trial on Orlando, was arrested Aug. 9 on Seminole has been housing charges of entering without a warrant charging he accepted prisoners in a number of jails in breaking with intent to coriiznit lknita's twin, Karol,, Aas reported in critical but stable Condition early to(Lay at Sacred Ileart Hospital in Pen- Beginning at 9:30, the AREC nematode resistance; noculant.s and nutrition and for Instructions as to whether Experimental plots at San- several commercial varieties. McGregor. Julia, horn three months premature, was caused by a 1)100(1 transfusion given with guardian Joel Cohen's auttrnrization, Research and Education Center Sanford center, will give the staff will conduct morning tours neinaticide evaluations, fer. fertilization of first year council wanted Strict enforcemnent of the portion of the (AREC) at Sanford and that welcome and Frank Jasa, onsoybean research on mineral tilizer and nutrition plots, and soybeans. ordinance prohibiting signs on agency's farm at Zellwood. Seminole County extension soils. effects of planting dates on Trial Tuesday at 9 a.m. before Cir. Butler (the state penal systern's year-old former Seminole lfigh cult Court Judge Robert B. intake and classification School basketball star, and Denit,a Ivey charged Sunday that the death of &-day-old charter, he would do so himself. Also under discussion will be the streets and sidewalks or- Bribe Variety Of Items S tolen "iiir emotions are getting (tJe(l because of a blood transfusion. A Central Florida Soybean at the AREC Sanford, East will speak on "Soybean control plots, evaluation of will include pe ts on di na n ces. At I a-st week's council ex rmimen PlainItfI field day and tour will be held Celery Avenue facility. Dr. Diseases and Their Control." breeding lines for sting sources anod placement of in. meeting, Bradshaw had asked HEDRON nd that I intend to reg,stec sa i d DONALD 0 KELLER and name with the Clerk Of the i.ircusl SHIRLEY A KELLER. his wife. __ PENSACOLA AIJ) in the way of her logic," said a court-appointed guardian after the mother of it premature infant claimed the baby further investigation, he Said, if Inspedion judge, I want to talk to him firearm and false report of prior petty larceny records and of innocent in the musical InMcGregor indicated he'll be under oath," Sprinkel said, commission of E crime. are now free on bond. strument case their bonds will available later today and Sheriff'sCapt.J.Q.Galloway Thirdcasescieduledfortrjal Judge McGregor indicated be revoked and they'll be during the trial week for The trial of a suspended told the court that Swartz was is Willie George Banks, 27, of that if Silas and Washington placed In jail pending disposition of the other cases county motor vehicle inspector sent to I.ike Butler last week, Orlando, accused of larceny of decide to withdraw their pleas disposition of the cases, on the week's trial docket. charged with accepting a bribe despite his status as a pending a boat from .i Sanford hank to issue a safety inspection witness in other cases, because parking lot. sticker for a defective auto is tie has been committed and Fred Willis Washftgton, 18scheduled to get underway they had space for him at Lake To Authorize Transfusion approval and suspended a second hearing, council ad- and alleged discrepancies is said he could not find any im- council failed to authorize a Legal Notice PICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN Notice is Prthv gym ,,'.at I am AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. --3A By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Guardian Defends Decision __ ' Auto IN BRIEF The original applications building permit Issued July 30 vertlsed tonight's public expected to be back for propriety, Mayor Troy Piland proposed 1975-76 fiscal budget or $2.43 for every $1,000 of hearing. promised to bring the matter up which totals $458,267.15. appraised property value, approved on July 21 by the . to Seminole Baptist Temple. discussion tonight. The Baptists, seeking an again this week. The other public hearings will council permitting construction Included in the budget Is an The council voted 3-2 against In connection with the church When some members of the WINTER SPRINGS — Three overall five per cent cost of be to reconsider controversial of the churches in the injunction against the council, public hearings are scheduled living raise for city employes, conditional use applications by residentially zoned area, served summonses on the zoning controversy, an inquiry council and audience expressed a motion to investigate the Seminole Baptist Temple and brought protests from many councilmen and mayor last Into the granting of the building dissatisfaction with the report whole conduct and operation of for tonight's 7:30 Winter which amounts to $9,885.49. The certified millage for the Jehovah's Witnesses for ad- residents. Council later, on Monday night. When the permit to Seminole Baptist by of Planning and Zoning Corn- the building office over the past _______ Springs Council meeting. The first will be on the city's city's property tax Is 2.43 mills, jacent lots on Hayes Road in the Aug. 4, voted to rescind the churches did not ask for a building official Ray Bradshaw missioner Irwin Hunter, who year. Piland then said if the Legal Notice 197S 0 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Ranchlands. Monday, Sept. 8. Claims Defense ______________________________ Witness Unavailable -______ ~Fl __ k.... .'=I1-_. -_ ~~I;U_ ~ _t 1• I �vening E Herald While driving about Sanford the past few days, %e'Ve noticed many drivers have a definite tendency to be a bit impatient especially when they are forced i by law) to stop for a school bus which is loading or unloading children. Granted, none of us like to lose those precious 1e niomcnts, but consider the number of children ho must ride these school buses and the fact that they must be given every opportunity to proceed to and from these buses secure in the knowledge they can do so with every degree of safety. These school children are our most priceless cargo and must be kept safe ata)lcos ts. The la making it mandatory that all vehicles stop for a stopped school bus was designed to protect the lives of our youngsters when traveling to and from school. And, all buses are clearly marked with signal lights both front and rear to warn other drivers. Yellow flashing lights indicate the bus is slowing down and red flashing lights with the red arm extended from the bus is the signal for other motorists to stop iAhile the children load or unload. When that stop signal is displayed, Florida law requires all drivers going in the same direction to stop. Traffic moving in the opposite direction must stop unless the highway is divided with unpaved space at least five feet wide of a physical barrier. Too, school buses are required to stop at railroad ii N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area ('ode 30542.2611 or 831.9993 — Monc$av, Sept. S. 197-4A Around V AYNE I). IX)YI.E, Publisher VI1.l,1AM D. ('URHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 _ I tint' 1)t'jiver: Week, 55 cents; Month, 112.40-.6 Months, $14.20; \tar, $28.40. l Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All thtr mail. Month. $2J0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ~_ 1. -L _______ Strikes Spoiling The Clock 'The Big Apple' New York City likes to regard itself as the "Big Apple" of America. The chaos which that city has endured in its great financial crisis cannot spoil other apples in the barrel — American cities that are stifl more or less solvent — but it can certainly he a lesson to them. Wht,n et it,; it, ''''b 04111iuiiuii iiIit LIIIeaLtJIetZ LU bury New York in rotting garbage over the Fourth of July weekend, Mayor Abraham Beame responded in a predictable way. lie persuaded the I I •I state legislature to give the city power to tax its (ItizeOs by another u million so he could promise 1 to rehire some of the garbage collectors who had been laid off because there was not enough money ' 1 fl • to pay them. Protesting policemen and firemen T whose ranks had been thinned with economy layoffs are also being appeased. So the New York pa er is once again taking it on the chin. The New York experience should not I be lost on Americans in other states and cities here public emploe unions are clamoring for I attempted to make an tiinuiument on the floor of the House tof Representatives) to make more collective bargaining power, up to and in the salary of congressmen a minimum of $5000 eluding the right to strike. New York City has been a laboratory for public a nd a maximum of $50000, and provided that employc unionism. While Mayor Beanie is taking ever' member should mine in at the beginning ofthesessionandsignancffidavitastowhathe the heat in the current financial debacle, the range. and that responsbility goes back through previous ad- is at he knuckled under to combined mfh5tt1d1thJat Such was ttiec)nical reaction of Congressman bor and political forces produced contracts WayneLflays(D-OhIo)tothedebateonraisjng 11ic,1 now see the city payroll swollen out of congr essional salaries by providing every reason. Sanitation men earning $16,000 a year and mem ber and his staff with regular automatic policemen whose pay and fringe benefits average cost of living increases from here on out so $22,000 a year refused to forego a scheduled pay that they never again will personally feel the increase or a reduced work week that would have effects of inflation, so worrisome in the lives of all the rest of us, their constituents. flays, reduced the need for lay-offs. nevertheless, voted for the raise. Legislative bodies throughout the country are As has been re po rted, this perpetual cost of under heavy lobbying pressure to rewrite civil living increment, along with similar favors for service laws, education codes and oth er statutory federal Judges, several thousand top government framework for public employe bargaining in order 600 generals, was so unobtrusively to give unions more clout in negotiations. Even offliadlsonand to a rwnor Post Office bill and so policemen and firemen who say they are willing to carefully shepherded by Senate -and House forego the right to strike have shown a willingness leaders that pa=ge was quick and with little to gamble with the public safety through debate. " slowdowns."-. Some are turning over their orc representation to such un ions as the Teamsters be introdued and iassed before oublic ooinlon . which have a reputation for tough bargaining for was aroused and thousands of nasty editorials written — a development which could have killed lucrative contracts. In Pennsylvania recently, three public em- the raises aborning, nloveunionswifhanmhinpdrnpm1't-h;nnfan (VV'I T. .h .J t-- -i---. ,, we IIOII ueoae, liepresen. academic achievement, business advancement, cultural accomplishments and civic and political participation. Rasa, along with 9,000 fellow Outstanding Young Men from the U.S., will be featured in this prestigious annual awards publication. We salute James Hasa for his inclusion in this select circle. (TOSSIngS and motorists should use caution while Following a bus approaching crossings. Colonel Eldrige Beach of the Florida Highway Patrol reminds us that "stopping for a school bus may cause drivers to lose a little time. However, life is worth more than time, "Drivers should reduce speed when meeting or overtaking a school bus and should be prepared to stop at any time," Col. Beach said. Schools in Seminole County are now in their second week of the current season and we urge all motorists to use extreme caution when a school bus is in the vicinity and also when driving in or near it school area, Remember, these youngsters deserve as much chance as e to grow up and at ta in a ripe old age. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VVORLD IN Don't forget to pin your sights eastward tomorrow afternoon as the second Viking will be launched from Kennedy Space Center at 2:39 p.m. Originally scheduled for launch on Labor Day, the second Viking shot was postponed hen pielaunch testing showed a loss of sensitivity of the Orbiter radio system to signals from earth. The Viking Ills being sent out into space to investigate the surface of Mars. Weather permitting, Seminole County residents should be able to we the space shot clearly. The Board of Advisors for the Outstanding Young Men of America Awards Program announced today that James Emil Rasa, 620 Martin Ave., Altamonte Springs, has been selected for inclusion in its 1975 edition. The program is sponsored by leading men's civic and service organizations throughout the nation and its chairman is Doug Blankenship, president of the U.S. Jaycees. The criteria for selection as an Outstanding Young Man of America includes a man's voluntary service to community, professional leadership, $ In case you're planning on taking a trip via the airlanes in the near future, remember that as of Sept. 21 commercial air lines will not accept passenger baggage for checking unless the passenger's name Is firmly affixed on the outside. So, get out your felt tip pens and start writing. LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Portugal's military president and premier-designate are pressing the country's lea di ng civilian politicians to return to the cabinet follo wing the removal from power of pro-CornmilLiniSt Gen. Vasco Goncalves, DON OAKLEY 1'r-1 "Id.I1'ht\\'' ray i-i i ices "): Can i'OISe Their riicige I / . - '\ I I! .Fi\\\. - ! ~~ i 'I .LItJ' - - - ' -? I W We can never do merely one thing S41)5 Untversl5 of California biologist Garrett Ilardin, formulating another of those "laws" our more and more complex society seems to be colliding with more and more frequently. Hardin refers specifically to the dire social consequences he foresees should a constitutional prohibition o abortion et.r be adopted. While t he scient ist's position on this question is a matter of much dispute, there is little doubt about the validity of his "law" when it comes to the con.sequencesof a whole list of other human acti vi ties, particularly In regard to the envtronment. . 2zt dA)'' k' 1 , /1' 1.1 ,' IT I ,&O ? - __ -\-\1i0 r - ------.._-----_______________ - - -_ . — - — - ------- i -.—i'. - I . ... —_ . , .(ç'-'..4. '" / :_t_r/ - • . -- . ' I .4 .'tijJ .- .\A1 —iJ :-'- . . . - __-- _j,H- - -':-..- .., -- r . - _ . . ---- -' ..- , .ff V.- - I) r \ t. , '\i .. . / I V,y ,I • ' Inr(; / ' . 1 / . .. V i 4 " .. -. . - . . Letter To The Ed itor ... '' - i izing Subsi Tobacco JACK ANDERSON Disc Jockeys Still Accepting BERRY'S WORLD - J Payola A federal crackdown on "payola" has failed its competitors, never paid back. to stop disc Jockeys from ta king bribes in return The company hiriu:ht 11 mijr ch'!,rjj,ur Viner was sick to the stomach of the A record company, for example, Isn't sup. to Las Vegas for the for playing records on the air, flicir expenses were corruption in his industry, He he lped us to posed to spend more than $25 to entertain paid indirectly, says Viner, "by giving t This has been attested by Mike Viner who document the so rdid detai ls in the ho hem free pe that it someone from the radio industry. Yet "the price albums,. hea ded Pride Records, in a dra ma tic, con- w ould bring reforms. whict the distributors would resell." of plane Fares to Las Vegas from all over the fidential statement to the Federal CornThe cost of the free albu ms came out of the The F'CC, sh'iken by our series, invited us to country, hotel accommodations, food and en- rovalUpq M Mi:u', fluiflif nIitnu ('aw,,,-,ie.i,,i, LI,, ,L. t_. z...., _..i---------pruuuce our evidence. Without revealing periurmers, tIC claims. onportant executive to speak out agai ns t corrup- so urces, we coo pe rated with the FCC in- (ertainment often run 20 times that amount," 'Thereby, other singing groups "like the Viner alleges. Osmomitjs . actually ended up looting the bill tior1 in the record industry. vestigators 4h() were skeptical at first but who, lie names one of the "m ost important" for part of the Steve and Eydie promotion." "The record bus iness, with a hand ful of nevertheless, followed up our leads. consultants In the radio industry, Bill Drake, notable exceptions, is filled with dishonesty, MGM Records, it should be noted, hits subThis resul t ed in the indictment this year of 19 who with his party alleg ed ly ran up a Las Veg as sequently changed ownership and management deceit and all manner of immorality. Viner record industry figures, including four who had hotel bill "clo se to $3,000." Declares Viner: "I In any case, a spokesman said the parent declares in his statement. "I am guilty. Fur- hea ded record companies. Four grand Juries had to sign I was aghast." company had no knowled ge of any Ihermore, e very single executive I know in the partici pa ted n t he crackdown. payola. A spokesman for the Los Angeles consu l ta nt According to Vinier's account, disc jockeys record business is also guilt)'. The only variable Yet payola, according to Vint-r, is still vigortsly denied that Drake had been involved and is the degree... program directors ha ve been paid oft in rampant. Apparently, it will take more than in any wrongdoing. "Payola," he adds, from personal ex- criminal i nd ictments to stop it. The FCC may sports coats, "season tickets for their favorite Many an influential disc jockey, according to spo perience, "exists today to a far greater depth have to revoke the licenses of radio s rting events or an Hawaiian vacation," ta tions the Viner document, has accepted an allOthers are paid off in cash. As he ts than ever before." His statement provides whose disc jockeys and program directors are on pu it, they ex pense-paid excursion to Las Vegas. As often as names, places and overt acts. say: "That'lj cost $300 or $500 or sometimes even the ta ke. not, he might "call up the com pa ny and ask that $1,000," The story goes back to March 1972, when we Still others will ask: "Ca n you lend me a During our 1972 Investigation, Viner agonized his girl friend or, in some cases, even his wife couple of hundred wTote a series of columns exposing the play-for. over w hether to let us use his name and finally bucks?" Then they will be allowed to Join him ,," repo rts Viner. pay racket. We told how record companies, in decided agai nst It. 1'h' publicity, he feared , quickly add: "By the way, I 'm considering going "The com pa ny was ex pected to pick up the on that their frantic effort to promote hits, offered free would destr oy his career. But now he is willing to new record of yours," seco nd ta b," too, Declares Viner: "If you lefid Las Vegas vacations, furnished prostitutes, take the risk in the desperate ho pe that the the money, As For single radio men, alleges Viner, they provided automotIes and paid cash under the corrupt record industry can be cleaned up and "expected and got call girls, which (the com- You'll never see it again. If you don't, your record probably won't get table to disc jockeys, program directors and restructured, played, and months of pany) ended pa ying for under the heading of work other record pushers. and hope may go down the drain." Ile, therefore, has delivered a detailed, f irst- entertainment expenses." A co Viner has now authorized us to reveal th ft he hand ac-count of the co rru pt practices to FCC mpany's survival depends largely on the. He also desajbez how his f or mer company, "air play" of its records assisted us with our 1972 series. He was then a Chairman Richard Wiley, Viner's statement . Failure to distr i bu te' MGM Record.s, financed a fabulous Las Vegas payola, theref you ng executive for MGM Records which, cites a steady stram of Payola, ranging from Las party or e, could bring disaster. Th is, to promote two of its singing stars, Steve complains Viner bitterly, though not gui ltless, was far cleaner than most of Vegas and Hawaiian vacations to loans that are Lawrence and Eydle Gorme, is the industry's "rotten dilcmnmna." . . . - . - ................. - HOSPITAL NOTES - -,---..... .. - AREA DEATHS - 1 WEATHER - a - J t' __ —' Dated: August 26, 1975 'I Iefu)11k'1 (1i(O1. . c rs Ii p 44A694 1 "This is a 1930s replica a teal nostalgia lien economical, nonpolluting, quiet and good exercise!" - - . - - Knowledge and Experience. Enabling us to serve our families better, Where to go f o r all ihic' information Vi'tI need alwti t ''til niw ciii: 111110 it V. MARGE WILLIAMS 3221812 Sa nford SHIRLEY COOPER - - Miners To Return s Influence Cited; No Conspiracey Tie Found .," . Boston PoI i ce C111\IU.ES'FON, W.Va. (AP) Earlier Sunday, miners who - Miners reported to work ear- had kept the month-old wildcat m. EPT. 8 Manson Sanford-Seminole Art SEll'. 9 ay at several southern strike alive despite court orders Basic home Interior ly tod High School Band Association, 6:30 p.m., Civic Introduction to Creative Decorating, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.,. west Virginia coal mines, but it and the wishes of the United Parents meeting, band room, Center, for covered dish sup- Aggression, 7 p.m. 10 p.m., AEC 38, 810.00, wits.was uncertain how widespread Mine Workers union vowed to 7:30 p.m. per. Joe Mathicux will conduct registrations $10.00, 8 s. Call the back-to-work movement continue picketing. Traditionwks., Seminole Community College's would be, Lyman High School Rand a critique. SCC, 11-113. Call ally, miners do not cross picket SACRAMENTO, Calif. AP SCC's CornCommunity Services for The name of Charles Boosters, 6:30 p.m., potluck \ check after the 'hoot- lines. Manson may dominate the case of Lynette "Squeaky' ldylwilde Elementary School iiiunht Services for reser- reservations, supper and business meeting in PTA Board 7:30 p.m. at the vations. owl" shift started at 12:01 a.m. Q Quinn Morton lii, executive Fromiune, although prosecutors say they find no evidence Free FAA Safe Pilot school cafeteria, turned up pickets at a complex (11 a conspiracy in the attempted assassination of school. secretary for the Kanawha Free blood pressure tests, 2 Seminar, Sanford Airport of seven mines President Ford. in Logan Coun- County Coal Operators Associp.m. , Adventist Church, 7th terminal building, 7:30 p.m. ty, but there were no pickets at ation, noted that the midnight a nd Elm, Sanford. Manson, convicted of murder in the deaths of nine ew films on soft and short several o ther mines, shift does not involve many pe rsons, is reputed t.), some authorities to sti ll have a field and crosswind landings. Basic, Clan Piano, 3 p.m. The full extent of the back-tominers, work done during strong influence over some of his communal "family," 4:30 p.m., Tuesday & Thursday Free door prizes and a chance work movement will not be that shift is in preparation for despite the fact he is in prison. SCC's Piano Lab. Regi Regi stration to win an airplane. All pilots known until later in the day. SEPTEMBERb Louis Levine, Deltona the day's operation. fee $30.00. Call Community invited. r...._j It ,-i..h ADMISSIONS ____4 ,ici,ia i'_i, ii'..,uu , LJVIIUIId )KS 10 blOCK UII Move Oil Painting, 9 a.m. 12 noon, Sanford: Herman S. Wasser, Deltona Services at SCC for reservations, regis tration lee $15.00, AEC 11. Sarah L. Davis Lnne F. Morris, Lake Helen WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford is meeting with Call Seminole Community Mary E. Hall interpersonal CommunicRepublican senators and congressional leaders of both SEPTEMBER 7 Cha rles A. Nichols atlons 1 7 p.m. 10 p.m., Fee College's Community Services parties as he tries to head off the Democratic move to ADMISSIONS Rebecca Thacker $10.00, SCC, S07. For reser- for reservations. restore domestic oil price controls for six more months, Sanford: Lo rra ine Whittaker Central Florida Sheltered vations call SCC's Community The two meetings today follow one Saturday at which Marlan L. Buckner Eunice J. Winn Workihip's annual meeting, 8 Services. seven Democratic senators agreed with Ford that the best William A. hiorn Sr. John S. Moot-c, Deltona p.m., Sun Bank Community course would be enactment of a measure to phase out oil Women Interested in Further Susie James Elijha Groom Jr., Room, Lake 200 S. Orange Ave., price controls. Education, 9 am, 12 noon, no Franklin W. Leonard Monroe Orlando. fee, 6 wits., SCC's South James Mathews Seminole Center. For reser- SEPT. 10 ,ohnsie W. P )rter BIRTHS vations or more information, All Souls Home and School Cora Rice call June Gordon at SCC, meeting, 8 p.m., Social Mr. and Mrs. William David It. Scott SUcy I.- Williams SIRS. GEORGENA HART Saturday. Born in New York (Virginia 1 Green a boy, Sanford I - -_ -1 Fr ederick Carr, Deltona City, he moved to Sanford seven — - Mr.- and Mrs. William George C. Gregg, Deltona Jerrilyn) Longcamp a girl, Ms. Georgena Hart, 58, of years ago from Alexandria, Va. Betty S. Mark, Deltona DeLand Ohio Avenue. Sanford died died He was an Army-Air force onn R. ttmnaioi, Deltona Friday night. Born in Sanford, Exchange Service Officer and Wynette Stilwell, Deltona DISCHARGES she was a retired school teacher served asa Naval officer in the Oliver nford: E. SJoblom, Lake Sa and a Presbyterian European Theater during Mary Kristine I. Borhaug Funeral arrangements are WWII. Susan Wheaton, Lake Ma ry Betty F. Chambers incomplete. Brisson Funeral Survivors include h is wife, Agnes S. White, Orange City Thomas Lawson Jr. Home in charge. Mrs. Ruth Gielow Weiss, Paulette G. Brunson, Osteen Susan D. Tedder Sanford; daughters, Misses Lillian Johnson, St. Albans, Grover Woodbury Jr., BETrY ELAINE HARTIGAN Lynn H. and Susan E. Weiss, W.Va. Columbus, Ga,; brothers, DeBary Margarete H. Frank, Deltona Miss Betty Elaine hiartigan, Stephen Weiss, New York and age 3, 645 West 25th St., died BIRTHS .Marguerite i. George, Arthur, Bluefleld, W. Va, Deltona Th ursday. A native of Lo uise, Fairchild Funeral Home, _________________________ Mr. and Mrs Terry t Eunice i Ky., she lived in Sanford for the Orlando, will be in charge of Winn a girl, Sanford past month, after moving from private services. Family Enterprise. She attended First requests in lieu of flowers DISCHARGES Church of Christ Scientist of contributions be made to the Sanford: Deltona, Kidney Fund of Central Sunday's high 91. Overnight Leeanne Blocker Survivors include her Florida, New England low 69. Rainfall was .03 inches. Edna Garceau, Deltona parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Building, Winter Park. Partly cloudy Elizabeth F. Thomas, through Emmett Hartigan, two JESSIEYON Tuesday. Deltona Chance of mainly it brothers James Emmett, and afternoon thundershowers, Mrs. Ronald ICatherinet Timothy Lee, all of Sanford; Jessie Hugh Yon, 89, of 320 Highs in the lower 90s. Lows in Bell, a girl, Sanford grandmothers Mrs. Betty Booth Central Ave., Oviedo, died the lower 70s. Southeast winds of Sanford, Mrs. Elaine liar. Saturday. Born in Comfort, he around 10 mph, gusty near tigan. of Culpepper, Va.; great grandmother, Mrs. Hazel moved to Oviedo in 1920 where thundershowers. H a I n he was a horticulturist and probability 30 per cent through 4 Sharp, of Nitro, W. Va., and a citrus grower. lie was a "p Tuesday. number of aunts, uncles, and member of First United EXTENDED FORECAST 40 cousins. Methodist Church of Orlando. Widely scattered mainly Gramkow Funeral Home is in Survivors include Sons, Hugh afternoon and evening (huncharge of arrangements. Lawrie, Seattle Wash.; William dershowers except a few night Broyles, Houston, Tex., Joseph and morning showers In the SIDNEY DAVID WEISS Lockey, California; sisters, southern coastal sections. Carrie Williams, Continued hot and humid with Sidney David Weiss, 63, of Mrs 0 OF Columbia, S.C. Mrs. Mabel afternoon temperatures in the 2629 Laurel Ave., Sanford, died Berry Pensacola, Mrs. Sue upper 80s and low 90. Lows 1111 Corpening, Atlanta, Ga.; from near 70 interior extreme OAKLAWN brother, Terrell Higdon, north to near 80 in the Keys. 1 College Park, Ga.; seven Daytona Beach tides: higti grandchildren; and three great- 11:21 a.m., 11:43 p.m.; low 4:47 grandchildren, am., 5:26p.m. Port Canaveral: to W. Guy Black Home for high 11:01 a.m., 11:14 p.m.; low . Funerals, Orlando in charge. 4:40 am., 5:09 p.m. 4 . . ri s - ( . I CALENDAR BRIEF roru ,._. - , Over the years, a number of devices were 1.. '—-fr' . mandated on new cars. Though they helped the emissions problem, gasoline economy suffered. ( The solution to this was seen in the catalytic _,. /,, / / NA "I . converter, which scavenged emissions aft of the /~ , / I i e. . . I __ /e ,, , 1' , '. . engine. But because the lead in gasoline . - ~___ I— __~ "poisoned" the platinum in the catalysts, the oil I , • /jJ / ~,,:,, / industry was required to gear up to produce " ~ / / hig he r cos t lead-Free gasoline. . Beginning with the 1975 model year, automobiles coming off the aswmbly lines were equipped with catalysts designed to change the carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons In exhaust fumes into carbon dioxide and water. Unfortunately, evidence soon began to accalled a strike with the threat to "shut down" an tative Bauman, (R-Md.) observed in a session Banker Shocked here. Why are you feeling so benevolent toward cumulate that, along with harmlem CD2 and 1120. entire state. The governor was left wi th the with his colleagues you know what is the cata lysts were also prod ucin g sulf ur ic acid. another county as opposed to your own' recourse of seeking court orders that would require happening in this circle of canary-eating grins The folloing is an open letter to the Seminole To meet this new and unlooked-for t hreat to th e environment, It was suggested that sulfur be employes to provide essential public services. Howard 11. Hodges County Commission: Th ere has been a rash of local strikes by transit remov ed from gasoline at the refinery — at an President But the ayes had it. Sen. Hiram Fong RThe management of this bank was ra ther additional cost to the consumer. Atlantic Nationa l workers, hospital employes and oth er public Hawaii) argu ed that the Congress had to do shocked Now comes a warning From three scientists po u n le ning ar that Bank of you actually moved Sa nford ing servants as governing bodies tried to keep payroll someth "to help those members who are funds under your wi th Bell Laboratories In Murray 11111, N.J., that control to another county. We costs within their budgets as their new fiscal years barely getting along with their $42,500 salary _____ are speaking of the CETA account moved to a to do this could create yet another major began. ba nk in Orange County. problem deadly hydr ogen cyanide gas. - Congressman Peter Peyser (H-N.Y.), Letters to the editor are welcome. For many years New York was the foun- House side, In the presence ofsulfw.djoxide the formation sa id that the economics of being a Although commercial banks prudently cannot They should b as brief u possible and of hydr tainhead for many styles and trends eventually congressman "are murder." ogen cyanide (HCN, by platinum He indicated that directly loan such funds out to the community, comment on matters of general interest, affecting American life as a whole. The style of co ming to Congress had been an economic there is no disputing cata lysts is red uced to insignificant levels, they the that accounts such Th e letters should deal with issues and avoid told union power tactics which bankrupt a city and then disaster for him, but that he was willing to make as this build a liquidityfact the recent 1071 h annual meeting of the base which in turn pe rsonalities. th reaten to sabotage effor ts to solve its financial this sacrifice in the public good. However, he releases funds for American Chemical Society in Chicago. th is pur pose. Th e editor reserves the right to edit those However, t he proposed removal of sulfur from wanted the raise. problems is one that America doesn't need. We at the Atlantic Bank are charged with a letters for reasons of space, but will exercise gmline to reduce the sulfuric acid emission One representatle emphasized that even The distinct and pr imary responsibility to our great care that the thrust of th e letter Is not lost hazard could increase the boost being voted would not catch congressmen community. HCN emission hazard. It s lathe editing. growth and prosperity The scientists caution that their experiments up wi th the 40 some per cent cost of livi All lette rs most be signed with a mailing were conducted ng in.. tribute to o urs and our s to It. What would ha ppe n d'1 under la boratory conditions and It crease since their last raise. If the banks in Seminoie Coun ty disregarded our address and, when possible, a telepbone number the r esul ts "cannot be used to dr aw conclusions A number of congressmen, who will remain primary o bl igation and voted to "spread the Jo the Identity of the writer may be verified. The concerning the chemical No juggernaut, crushing benea th its weight the bodies of its nameless, piously prod ucts of far more argued they did not want or money around "? It would appear t ha t t he Evening Herald will respect the wishes of co mplex gas mixtures in devotees, moves with more irresistible momentum than a need the increase but actual auto exhausts ," government program that is long established and heavil y Since ot were going to vote for it. elected officials of this county would have the writer's who do not want th eir names to appear In Their he r officials were getting increases, they same responsibility preliminary findings suggest, neverprint. support ed by powerful special interests, as the banks, theless, "t he need for more exte nsive study of said, it would be unfair for Congressmen not to We reserve, of comic, the right to reject any the c he Such is the tobacco subsidy program of the f ed eral govern- rote equal be nefi mical interaction of auto exha ust gases ts for themselves. It would Lastly, in all of our years in Seminole County letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or with cata lysts." ment. smack of discrimination, we haven't seen Orange County funds on deposit slanderous. The doctors total the number of victims of cigarette We can never do merely one thing smoking — 600,000 dea ths a year from coronary heart i th cigarettes blamed as the leading cause, 72,000 dea ths from lung cancer and 25,000 deaths from c hronic bro nchi tis and emphysema. The Journal of the American Medical Assn. estimates that the Urdted States spends $1.5 billion a year for health care costs r es ulting from ciga ret te smoking. -. a rd .111.J(::) - Consider the Environmental Protection Agency's attemp'-s to solve the automobile pollution problem. . '. . 4 Its Reacticn ( '' IN j I u NATION !. / /)ti/ F / —.-- iL :-_.--- "\ 1 . .T: — ' — ,,- -ti ' ch Art Causes Ea ; / I •; --- ' To Shoot U.S. Technicians Return To Cabinet Pressed — Bill CWTIe 1. ji \'1 / ' BRIEF LOUISVILLE, Ky. tAP) Todd Hollenbach, the coun- two buses were burned and 37 were arrested Sunday night children who are afraid that areas were es.ablished for all Armed police and National ty's chief executive, said in a damaged. near Southern High School, one those who rioted Friday night schools and demonstrations Guardsmen have been ordered Sunday night telecast that he IS Gov. Julian Carroll called In of the major areas of trouble "will repeat the disruptive and were allowed as long as they to ride school buses in Jefferson abandoning a policy of re- nearly 1,000 National Guar& earlier in the weekend. About hateful actions of the past. " were peaceful. However, after County after four days of an- straint. lie blamed the pros men early Saturday, and they 150 persons were arrested at Gordon, in outlining the step Friday night's violence, Gordon tibusing violence in which an lems on the Ku Klux Klan, out- were deployed with Jefferson Southern Saturday night, police ped.up security plans, ac- and Sloane banned all demonestimated 200 persons were in- skiers and "the frustrated and County and Louisville police to said. knowledged he "made a mis- strations and prohibited public jured and about 500 persons the drunken," and said author- help quell demonstrations SatMayor Harvey Sloane said take" in at first being lenient gatherings involving more than were arrested. ities would "move swiftly with urday night and Sunday night. armed officers on the buses toward protestors. three persons In areas near U. S. District Court Judge as much force as is necessary to Police said at least 70 persons would reassure parents and Initially, designated protest schools or along bus routes. James F. Gordon issued the or- maintain public order." der Sunday following the weekI)emnonstrations began last end of violent protests. It takes Thursday — first day of the fall effect today. school term and first day of an "We attempted to be tolerant integration plan requiring bus-- G when marches threatened ing of some 22,600 of the 135,000 BOSTON AP — About 600 with rocks and bottles later in gan last year under a tempora- the buses roll ed up. peaceable assemblies," said children in the lMulSville.Jef- National Guardsmen were the evening, my program th at called for the The order this year for the Gordon, who ordered the bus-- ferson County school system. ready to join 1,550 police on the About 26,000 of Boston's 75,- busing of 17,000 pupils and left city's near 160 schools is high ing. "However, violent dis- About 20 per cent of the stu- streets of Boston today as per- 000 public school children will many of those neighborhoods visibility. About 1,000 city p0regard of law and order, assault dents are black. mnanent citywide desegregation be bused under the new in- untouched lice will be supplemented by 550 on officers, conduct calculated Some arrests were made begins under court order in the tegration program which for Both antibusing forces and state troopers and metropolitan to frighten children, alarm then. But most of the arrests nation's oldest public schuoi tile first time reaches into all of those enfor c ing the deseg. police. Crowds will not be their parents and threaten bus and nearly all of the injuries system. the city's tightly-knit ethnic regation order handed down by allowed near the schools or drivers made it necessary for resulted from violent conThe guardsmen were called neighborhoods. About 50 per U.S. District Court Judge W. along bus routes, and police us to abolish protest areas, Imontations Friday night when Into the city Sunday for use by cent of the system's students Arthur Garrity Jr. planned difCommissioner Robert diGrazia forbid assembly in unlawful mobs estimated by authorities the police commissioner, if are white, 35 per cent black and ferent strategies this year said any which do gather will numbers and places and to take at more than 10,000 stirged out nccdc1 They were Jeered and 15 per cent other minorities. PoIo.,t' last car adopted a lo',', get the "either -or" treatment --such Further precautions as of ntro1 in at least two areas, booed by about 200 mostly There were large demonstra- profile (in opening day. About "They will either disperse necessary for the safety of the throwing rocks, bricks and but- young antibusing demon- (ions and repeated stoning of 500 men were assigned to the immediately or they will he archildren of this community" tIcs at police. Authorities said strators on arrival and pe l ted school buses when classes be- schools, but few were visible as rested." - fly The Associated Press The Palestine Liberation Organjztjon has called on Arab nationalists to shoot American technicians who may be statione(I in the Sinai Desert under the IsraeliEgyptian pact. "The Palstinian revolution ... regarth the U.S. military presence in Sinai as an enemy target that should be shot by every struggler and every nationalist in our Arab nation," the Pl.() nespa pe r Al Thawra sa id in Beirut on Sunday. 4 Monday, Sept. S 1975—SA 'Shotgun' Patrol Rides School Buses Nationalist Arabs Urged ..s,,.. RAY CROMLEY 111111111111111 — 834-9212 Casselberry Winter Springs - 0 34 9212 Altamonte Springs Long.00d Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. SHIRLEY MILLET BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 83-19212 Fe. est City HILDA RICHMOND 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida 322.2131 514 3167 Deltona C By: Bill B. ,Grier Mayor Attest: IS! Aida M. D'Ercoie Aida M. D'Ercole Acting City Clerk - �oA [vmnq 11erald, S.intord, Fl Mnc1y Sept 197S BEETLE BAILEY VVI Mort Walker WDDA U JG4T E\EOE I AF BRI I)G E ___________ _________ ____ V 732 - •%SI £ iti K.STtI)i *10111 -. -,/ , C __________________ / ____________________________________________ V . i7 42 *2 let b V .\ ( J 8 • J 103 2 £KQJ9 SUL ' h _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ ALLEY OOP III J7 S '94 by Dove Grouc K £ Iii S 4 W STEW IS S'('CISEP MOLLY AN)ET' HER PIP WAS 10 'TASTE.' iRIS'S SPECI&L TCUCH SPICE IT LI11LE! \I '/' s lith sulni'r.ahle ORVILLE, WE GOITA I ET1ING HER r THINK 'IOu Fk3GER A WA\ WAIT cN LIOT TH'ANSWER' 1R' KI1CfIFN.' - Tr'--" I ' l ____ down Then, since four spades went down Iwo lie would have been 700 poInts better off, but strangely enough North dQes not appear to have considered the right bid ' Jun "No, indeed. North should have passed and hoped for the' best lie should have known that four spade's would be diximed to defeat and while he ('fluId not be sure about four hearLs, he should have been willing to try to set it Un' doubled." I) I,i,". I)ble _____ ______ _ IA l'.iss I[l'nlng lt';iil I,t" l'.is laSS l',ics md $FMtNOI F COUNTY ' SEMINOLE COMPUTER SE R Vl(FS et , _________ _______ _____ ______ ___ _____ -. iHE STATE OF FLORIDA TO flarib,'rs Tri,si Cwn,n, SF RyE Allred ft'ill,,i 1 ' ________________ ___________________________ ________________ 5V - ___________ ________ I AK97 VKJ2 •AQ76 .iK Q /_.-._Lii_I, THE BORN LOSER by Art Saiom _ THFK&R(4E. Hit' ,liiei . ,i rubber hrl(1f.i' ).ltI1t' I \SIt('hed Itit' irISwt.'r is A rfl.IS A BO9./ spades over East's four cards the contract should wheel lfl Of t'oure, .t business double ___ A ' It?,'OE le.E S?'C'E t'E ) / ,_,. 1179 TukawltIa Roati Scotia, New York 37102 - PARCEL No 115 he.' should hearts " - ' li'?t and ofwn'd three hearts l lung tune before going to four partner ('an produce Just a few ___________ _ MOR I ___________________________________________________________________ . ii ' r _______ he as studying about? " Jim "I di'in't tiave to When said that he didn't know _________ _______ _______ _________ .lces or to bid four spades " Oswald "The double would hearts would have one - fetesting questions will be I JACOB V MODERN S i, - .I i ' ,, - --- " , )a h'S5I9JJI ) ___________________________ . -- __________________ Florida Ronald D Masten SOnlando Springi Florida PARCEL No ne - Aubrey Eugene Meeks Drive I nngwon, FIOri SERVE Ci Dale Wright. Prescient 107 Pb Saline Street Syracuse N York 13701 _______ ____________________ __ -- ______ _ Mary Frances Meeks 541 F Sontando Sorings DrIve ft /Y L'tPtP N47t4'.4i. J ' x /g4! 'cx.' ,,....--' /1J (R'7/r/4 / 6aAf5 V/14)EAV .S. )t'1/)E i%5N / C'T aX,44W ,4'*t / _______ t ,.,,v! I _________________________________ - Inos & Loan AS5OCiOtjOfl / SERVE C Floyd Cooper. President 455 South Orange Avenue Orlando. Florida _______________________ _______ I C4AI. )7E /isp _______ - I _________________ _____ .f ____________ -' ____________________________ _____________ _____________ _____________________________ _____________________________ 'iiN' UP iN R)INTS EIN' E THE CA FOS YES Fl S'ST CAY / P.\sA i-lUTE.' ON TR' .101" - - / - - TUMBLEWE EDS by 1. &LOfY ____ i N::> LE'T . -. I IL . - . - ___________ ___________ _________ "______________________ (TOIDNTACM WIM TkIAT$ TEiSi.E. L,,, ________________________ WEAD! , ')_______,____ - _______________ it Chic Young BLONDIE -I I) ', - -\ It 'T,JLi5rCA3..LS'EMAS 9.0 )I . - I, ' , II '1, r - _______________________ i t 17*1__ , ss\ ____ \ ___ ' .5__ C;'ç\ p ______ _ ___ I" i _ _ MT1IC S'T'STEMI -,r _________ T_ Q CHANGE _ Resicient Agent 901 Railroad Avenue Winter Park, Florida PARCEL No 112 J A flistline-'. widower 661 Santan Springs Drive LOnqwnod, Florida PARCEL No 116 Phillips Petroleum Company SERVE - United States Coporatlon Company. Resident Age-nt 800 flamnett Bank Building Tallahassee, Florida PARCEL PlO 110 40 Evergreen Avenuebongwcviul, Florida PARCEL No . __ _______ ________ _ I _ ___ , . - __ _____________ _______________ _____ ____ _______ ___ _____ _____ _________ 39 ______________ ________ , -L4 WINTHROP S by Dick Covalli' ': 7. -. ______________ ____ - -' _____ ____________________________________ _______ _______ Seminole County, Court hOUSe Sanford. FlOrida As to interest n and to any parcel included herein Rodney Cable, a It a Rodney W Cable 400 Evergreen Avenue LOnQwc,d. Florida Reproco. Inc Comflank Longwgod SERVE J P bOle Prejident 801 F Sanlando Springs Drive- Corporation Company Resident Agent fne- Bank Building Tallahassee, Florida PARCEL No 110 U ______________ _____ Iongwood. Florida FOSTER NOP)S.&AN (X)I ___ METH ING T0 C) WrrH ON rn-ia __________ A FCfl\E ALLCCN. G RQJNO _____ ________________________ _ T PIE FIR UUGHE __ r MME - - _________ '? MOOSAND ANOTHER , LOW \.@•\.:; • ' C ' ' / ci ." 'S...', - __________________________________ , -___________________________________ ____ I JJ4LI _______ _______ /.,%. , I _____ j ;-' -; tiOW MUCH OF A MAt) WO"5 RICI'IET clock: ( OH. EA5Y! I WHILJ ' VM TA66ED A JLJ5T ' REAU,.y '-5- I a _______ ________ I I _______ ________ ' i , I ___________ __________ fl CARE HOW RKi MORE IMPORTAIJT TPIAkJ HEE55 cOMrAJv BLJINE5 1ei __________________________________________ (1 MAY rr T*. F.tA-flC&, I THEM rt) _____________ ________ ______________ ______ __________ ____ ______________ ___ - .. .' .- ' 5, i 5 I ______________ i e-': i i __ - . F, - __ - ' P . 1' FRANK AND ERNEST _'.. - ___ S. ----v ' ____ __________________________ by Bob Thavi, ___ ,5,____ 1 ' - • - - SERVE' Norman H Schiff Resident Agent 90$ Railroad Avenue Winter Park. Florida PARCEL No 117 Royal Properties Man agpment Corp SERVE Kimsey Hall, Resident Age-nt 571 F Sonlando Springs Drive lonQwd, Florida PARCEL No 1$? ______ A SAIU PI'rCH .1 u?4ÜYDAIE1 /\ II I NUDIST 10 THAT BQtM'T DPND ON WI1-1 BLOOD AN is c-r,' IS OU) T-4E VAST Duc 1 ThE INFLATION UNEMPI,..O.T'MENT _________ _______ ____ _________ I NEED, SIRE... _____ ___________ _____ ___ ___ U ______ 3 - - C '-''.'w' -- 'x", I'. __ ___________________ _________ 1"MAf I) q. - i! IS A __ J)i U Avenue IWest line of said Lot thence run South 7$ degrees 07' 11" time antI plAce designated ______ ______ __ i,',&,wa ________ public records of Seminole County. beginning of a curve concave to the line- a distanceof ISOfeet. thence run West i6Ofeet thence run South to the Northerly right of way line-of State Road £34. thence run Easterly along NOrtherly right f way line to the Point of Beginning, dnO LESS the Fast 375 feet of the We-it 347 feet right of way Uric of Grant Avenue a Northwesterly and having a radius 70. public records of Seminole diStAnce of 150 feet. thence run of 190986 feet. thence run Nor County, Florida being 166 33 feet NorThwesterly along a Straight tine- thea5tr'cty along the arc of siid South 00 degrees 9' IS" West of theto the said Southerly right of way curve through a central angle- of II Northwest corner of said Lot 76.1, line of State (load S 1)1 at a point 60 degrees 00' 00" a distance of 366 67 thence run South $9 degrees 01' IS" feet West nf the par-i of be-ginning feet to 11w end of curve thence run East. a diStance of 191501 feel to tIle thence run Fast along sad right of North 79 denreea SI' IS" East, a beginning of a curve ConCAve to the line 60 feet t the POINT OF distance of 141 feet to the beginning Northwesterly and having a radius PFC.INNlPbC, of a curve concave to the Southerly 04 190986 feet, thence run Nor and havi,,u a radius of 1909 34 feet, the-$terly along the- arc of Said Containing 1.500 sQuare feet (0 thence run Southeasterly along the- Curve through .s entrai angle of I) acre), more or Ies arc of said curve through a central degree's 00' 00" a distance of 366 67 angle cii 71 degrees 54'3'4" a distance feet to the end of curve, thence run PARCEL NO 109 of 730 33 feet to the end of curve, North 79 dgre 58' iS" East. a FEF SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY thence run South 7$ de'.jree-s 07' 1%' distance of 141 feet to the beginning in tIle 5' ,of Lot 17. Block 0. of 0 R beginning of a curve concave- to the and having a radius of 1909.06 feet, accc.rdlflg to plot recorded in Plat ___ • ,,-_____ k....__ " ' iiIJ -- _____ ___ q'v4 ______ ___________________ _ _______ ___ . . '" heard are reguired to serve-a cy of your located above, thence run Northerly Complaint WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL along said West right of way line. 04 saId Ctur't p0 the foci day of distance-of 20 feet, thence run South westerly along a straight line to the- Aijquit. A 0. 1975 Said new Northerly right of way tine- (SEAL) ''th,r H Be-Ckith, Jr at a point 15 feet West of the point of Clerk of th Circuit Court beginning, thence run Easterly By Elaine RiCharde along said right Of way line, a Deputy Clerk distance of 15 feet to the Point of Publish Aug 75 & Sept. 1. 8, 15. 1975 Beginning DEO U9 Containing 143 square feet. more or less PARCEL NO 117 lit That part of' FOR SEMINOLE DFP 17 CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Notice- Of Public HearIng TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is hereby give-n by the-City of Casselbe-rry thit the Council will hold a ptsblic hearing to consider enActment of a non emergency ordinance entitled' An ordinance adogting the Utility Fund Operations Budget. setting forth an lIe-mired estimate for the Public hearing will be he-Id In the fin at a p&nt on the Southerly TO PHILLIP W. BALDENHOFER City Hall, Casselb.rry. Florida on extenSion of the West line of Lot 764 Si-ic Ii..ii0 Grant Deneau Tower the 15th day of September. A 0. 1975, Daytor,. Oho of the Town of Longwood, according 7 3t) as loplat recorded In Plot Book I. pageYOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pOSS'bte. at whiCh time 'cite-relIed 70. publIc records of Seminole- action for damagej for breach of a parties and Citile-flS for and against County, Florida. being 16633 feet ouaranty agreement aria to fore 'be proposed OrdinOnc, will be 5,outti 00 tie-gre-es 3915" We%t of tIlC Closure a mortgage on the foilo*ng beArd Th hearing may be con Plorlhwest corner of cOd Lot 764 property in Seminole- County, tiriuci from time to time until final ContaIning 113 square fee't. more or That port of Containing 21.iio sQuare feet (0193 less The East 75 lee-I of the West 772 acre) more-or less, exclusive of area feet Of the South 158 38 feet of thAt within exiflnq rights Of way PARCEL PlO 110 part of Block U, North of Township t7) ALSO: FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY line of Wildmere-, according to plot WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT A trianQIarparce-lof Iandin Lot I?. recorded in Plot Book I. page Iii. (NORTH1 STATION 15'OOOO Block "0". of 0 R Mitchell's public records of Seminole County, That part Survey 04 the Levy Grant. according Florida, fLES existing rights of to plat recorded in Plot Book 1. page way,) Block 8. North Of Township line, S. public records of Seminole Wildmere, according to plot County. Florida, South of State Road lying Plortherlyof and within 10 feet recor in Plot Book 1, page III 04 the survey line of State- Road S S 43-4 and West of State Road 15 public records of Seminole County, being described asfollows Begin at 131. Section 77580. said survey line Florida. (LESS the West I?? feet, the intersection of the South right of being descrIbed as follows, and less that Dart deScribed as St. Petersburg. Florida PARCEL No 10? Tallahassee, Florida 37307 PARCEL No 109 PARCEL NO, 111 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY feet to the end of curve-, thence run olthe Southeast corner of Section 37, North 79 degrees 5115" East, a Township 70 South, Range- 30 East, di5tnce cliii feel to the beginning thence run North $9 degrees 01' 3)" Lots 1 and2.Wetherington Heights of a curve- concave to the Southerly West, a distance 0193171 feet to the Addition to lonqwood, accord.ng tO and h.vnq a radius of 190984 feet. bi'uinnirig of.i curve concave to the plot recorded in Plot Book I?. page thence run Southeasterly aIOn< the Northerly and having a radius of 71. public records of Seminole arc of said curve througf, a central 1909 S6 feet, thence- run Nor County Florida. (Less road right of Angleof 21 degree's 51' 11" a distance thwesterly along the- arc of said way), 05 73037 feet to the end of curve, curve through a central angle-of 10 (II That part of of the survey line of State Road S East, a distance of IS) 64 feet to the feet to the end of said curve, thence 131, SectIon 77510. said Survey line beginning of a curve- concave to the run North 7$ degrees 07' 1)" West. a . . feet of Block 2. W'ldmere- aCcording CASE NO. to plot recorded in Plot Rook 1, page GOP DON A TAYLOR. III, public records of Seminole at. County, Florida, (LESS existing rigPt of way,) Fits!. a distance-of 19)301 feet to theA portion of Section 78, TownshIp Govern yourselves accordingly beginning of a curve concave to the 71 South. Range 30 East, Seminole Deted thiS 70th day t August, Northwesterly and having a radius County, Florida, and more par A 0 ticularly described as foifows' of 190986 feet thence run ffci theatte'rly along the arc of said Commence at the intersection of ISrail curve through a central angle-of Ii the Northerly right of way line of By Bill B Grier deorees 00' 00" a distance 013666.? Lake Howell Lane- With the Easterly Mayor feet to the end of curve, thence run rIght 04 way line of Lake Howell ATTEST North 79 de'gr SI' 15' East. a Boulevard (State Road Number Ado N D'Ercole distance of III feet to the- beginning a 200 foot right Of way as now Act ma City Clerk of a curve concave to the Southerly estabtishedi. run thence- North Publish Anq 7$ Sept I IC7S and having a radius 04 l 86 fret, degrees 07' 11" East along Said OFO 171 thence run Southeasterly along the Northerly right of way line- a arc of said curve through a central diStance of 77$ 95 feet to the pOint Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. -..............- ' l - ' ;"' e - "f' '.': ;:'- ' ' i' .' i.",''z" .1 ,i.f __________________ '" ' i;'r';.,'. of 730 37 feet to the end of curve, be-ginning thus described return CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE East, a distance- of 151 66 feet to the distanceof7l$ 9'SfeettosaiipOirf CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-uT1 CA tI A ' Northerly and having a radius of 73 degrees 54' 75" West aIor4 Said IN RE: The Macnag e o' Statewide Stations. Inc SERVE - United States Corporation Company. Re-Side-nt Agent 800 Flamnett flank ______ COUNTY, of the Utility Department of the City North along said West right of way Range 30 East. for the- end of this curve through a central angle- of 10 tine-A distance of 15 feet. thence run described survey line degrees 51' 20" a distance of 363.52 uthweter &0ng a Straight line Containing t d f curve, ? square feet (007) o the sold Plortfrightof way line-of acre, more of less, exclusive of run South 19 degrees 01' 31" East. a Said State Road S 4)1. at a point tistance of 931 71 feet to a point 0 area within e-iiSting rights of way feet West of the point of beginning, feet South of the Southeast corner of run East along said right Of Section 37, Town',hip 70 South. way line 15 feet to the POINT OF Range- 30 East, for the- end of this PARCEL PlO Ii) Florida Power Corpor Ation SERVI: Thelma Moxherner. Resident Agent 370) 34th Street Harry Magle, d b a Sunrise ApartmentS __________________ a 76 fiscal year arid appropriating reveotje for the various funos and the purposes 04 such estimate. Plantifti, confirming eip('rditure% to date; severability, confliCts, and effective date lying Northerly of and within 4.0 feet MICHAEL J SHOUVLIN. The proposed ordinance- is posted of the survey line of State Road s etc . et at. it the City Hall. Cassetberry. 131 Section 77580. Said survey line Defendants State Road S 431 at a pOint 15 feet Northwest corner of Said Lot 761. Road £34, thence' run Easterly along West of the point of beginning, thence run South $9 degrees 01, 45" Said Northerly right of way line tO thence run East along said right of Eitst, a distance of 19150) feet to the the- Point of Beginning, and LESS way line 1$ feet to the POINT OF beginning of a curve concave to the the East 375 feet of the West 317 feet Northwesterly and having a radius c'S the South 15038 feet North BEGINNING Township line.) Containing II) square feel, mor' or ci 1909 B fee-I. thence run Nor 'heastecly along the arc of said less curve through a central angle-of Ii bounded And de-scribd as follow's: f4oqIe. Inc SE RYE' Harry Hagle. PC%idnt Agent 901 Pitelroad AvenUe' Winter Park. Florida PARCEL No 117 ''''' filed Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Fl*rida. 'O the ()'ssolution of Marriage existing between GERALD DAVID DENNIS 1909 86 feet, thence curt arc of saId cl've through a central flook I, page 5, public recorth Of Southeasterly along the- arc of Said Anoleof 71 degrees 31' 31" a distance Sem.nole County. Florida, ie-St Of curve thr.igh a central angle 04 10 04 7)037 fee' to the end of curve, State Roati IS 600, arid North of Statedegrees SI' 20" a distance of 36) 57 thence run Sc',jth 78 degrees 07' Ii" Road S 434 being described at feet to the end of said curve, thence Fast, a clistarce of ISI 66 feet to the foltow Begin at the intersection of run South $9 degrees 0)' 31" East. a beginning Of a curve concave to the the North right of way line- of State distance of 9)1 71 feet to a point 0 45 Northerly anci having a radius O Road S 134 and the West right of way fr-' S.ulh of the Southeast corr,ec of 190986 feet, thence run West ióOfeet. thence- run South to the PARCEL No ID? _ according to plot recorded in Plat toplat recorded in Plat Book 1. page the survey line-of State Road S 134, of Wilcimere Subdivision, according the properly descr.bed in said Clerk of the Circuit Court Section 77510. SaIci survey line- being Book 1). page 59. public records of 20, public records of Seminole to plot recorded in Plot Book , page Complaint aria to Show cause, It any By Lillian I Jenkin5, described as followS Seminole-Cøunty, Floridi, described COtnty. Florida being IU 33 feet ill, public records of Seminole you have, why said property Should Deptity Clerk as follows Begin at the intersection SOuth 00 degreeS 3$' IS" West of the County. Florida. being described as not be condemned for the uses acid ALBERT N FIT IS 04 the West right of way line-of South *est corner 04 said Lot 16.1. Begin at a p&nt on the Southerly follows' Begin at the intersection of purposes as set forth in the Corn- Attorney for the Petitioner Ciraht Avevije"and the Southerly thence run South 09 degrees 01' IS" extension of the West line of Lot 264 the West right ot way line of Wayman Plaint filed herein If you fail to oo 710 FdW?th Btiildtnq westerly along a straight I,nc to the- County, Florida, being 164 3) lee-I ResIdent Agent $5) F Highway 1)1 Lencjwoocl, Florida PARCEL No 111 _____ ___ or before the 1st day of October 1975, Seminole County otherwise a rtetOult arid Ultimate P0 Pox 70 CEPT exiSting right of way.) j1dOmen' will be entered agOinit .ltamo04e Springs. Cp0taining $0 snuare feet, more lying Northerly of and within 40 feet you fnr th. relief demanded in said Florida 37701 less of the survey line of State Road S Range )0 East, for the end of this cvi or be-fore the 73rd day of Sep PtItlon. whic4i is, the Dissolution of described Survey tine 1)1, Section 7750t), said survey line 'ember A 0 , 1975. and file- the Marriage, between he and you. PARCEL ff0 107 FEE SIMPLE - being described as follows WITNESS MY HAND and OF Contlnlnq 0,017 square feet (0 III original with the Clerk of the above RIGHT OF WAY FICIAI SEAL of ¶01 Court thi5 78th Begin at a p&nt on the Southerly of the Snith 15* 30 feet North of acre), more or less styled Court on Said date, to show of August 191$ A triangular parcel of land located extension of the West line of Lot 261 Township lne 1 (hI ALSO cause what right, title, interest (Seat) - Preside-nt James C Gamble ISO Springwoc'd Trail Maiflitrud. Fllda accordance with it Declaration of arc of Said curve through a central Taknaheretoforefiledntbiscause ang'eof 71 degrees 54' 31" a distance All parties to this Suit and all other hOC Wilcirnere. according to plot e President , Texaco, Inc SERVE Prentice Hall Corporation System, Resident Agent 000 flarnett Bank Building Tallahassee-, F'orida 37302 _ _________ Addre't 'jokngwn. Resident,, unknown f.ence run Southeasterly along the appticatlonforiinOrderof Taking iO thOt GERALD DAVID DENNIS. hiS 1)1, run North along sad Easterly Eydie J Gamble distance of III feet to the beginning Ser.trmbec. A D. 1975. at Il 00 o'clock A M n Seminole County Of a curve concave to the Southerly Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. plot recorded in Plot Book 1, pages described line II to 2). public records of Seminole FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY County. Florida. described as Containing 200square fees, more or WATER RETENTION AREA folIow' Begin at the- intersection of less, exclusive of area within (I) That part of SAid Westerly right of way line a toptatrtscorctedin Plal Book I. PiQe- Winter Park. Florida PARCEL No 105 ___ thence run South $9 degree's OV •• anti each of vats OS defendants DIVISION F Fast, a distance of 191501 feet to the seek mO to condemn the above In Re: Dissolution of MarrIage . _______________________________________ 4-4AT A5 sting right', of titin ri Winter Park ___________ ' buR ULCER within r Co Trustee Seminole Computer Service-i IS Point of flegnning, thence run South I)'07" East, a distance of Fasterlylineof said Block $ with the Maltland, Florida Ii ! A trir.oular pir(el of land in Lot Westerly right of way line of State extensi of the West line of Lot 764 Jennie' N Fix 4 170 Evergreen Av,'riue l.onqwooci, Florida .4 PARCEL No iii - Povl line Builders. _ thence run East to the- POINT OF thence run Northeasterly along the Fait. a (liS'ante of 911 71 fee't t ii Northwesterly and having a radius Seminole County. Florida. by Pe-titiOnq Hu'M,&ncj. Arc 04 said curve through a central pOint 0 IS feet South of the Southeast of 1909 86 feet. thence run Nor EmInent Domain procedngs BEGINNING angIe nfl degrees 1 55" a distance corner of Section 37. Township You are further notified thOt the JlJflIT4 ANN DENNIS. theaste-,-ly along the arc of said Containing SO square feet. more or (if $9 10 fees thence from a tangent South, Range )0 East. for the end of less curve through a central angle of II Plaintiffs will call u for hearing Pponde Wife. hearing of North 09 degrees Ii' 70" this described survey line before the Honorable Kenneth M decrees 00'00" a distance of 36667 NOTICE TO DEFEND PARCEL NO 105 Fast, run North 0 decrees 3$' IS" Containing 7.697 square feet (0062 feet to the end of curve, thence run Ieffler. one of the Judges of the- TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO S4',rtty Federal Sv Jacksonville, FIomid No 107 ____________________________ _________________________________ _________ Flrt Federal Savings & Loan ASsociation ci P Seminole- County SERVE Ci T Edmonds, Executive Vice President 317 West First Street Sanford, Florida Florida First National ( ARE YOU IMPLYIt,I6 E4Y OF 'I'HE GOLpEtJGEEK l r ' ______ _______ ___ 11 . f' ' C' ) I - 1 ' ___________ L.00x AT TPIE Piioro 1 5. - - PARCEL No I)? Ludie I. Dame-Il. widow 102 Mayrose Drive Sanford, Florida PARCEL No Iii ",' _ NO lolNj WI'ICYS THE OTHER 1FFLLOW I'M TlNG TO PRVEP4T A FIGHT8ETWEEN ___ _ - ________________ ________________________________________________________________ ___ _______ p point on the Said South right of way feet to the beginning of a curve degrees 51' 70" a distance of 343 feet to the end of said Curve, thence tine of State RoOd S 134. at a point 10 cor'rav.' to the Northwesterly and run South $9 degrees 0)' 31" East. a distance of 9)1 71 feet to a pont 0 15 feet South of the Southeast corner of Section 37. TOwnship 70 South, a w dow UI I Church Street Lonqwd. Florida PARCEL No 105 ________________ CUlT 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE Westerly along Said r,ght of way line- book I. page 111. public records of 10 feet to the POINT OF BEGIN Seminole County. FlOridO, (EX Alexander Nicholas. III, single $10 F Church Street Ionqwood. Florida PARCEL Plo 105 _________________ )?ln Casselbi'rry. Florida PARCEL No Iii Tax Collector, 4OPS, VALUES Florida Winifred Nicarry Frederick W flistIne 650 flay Avenue I nng*o, Florida PARCEL No 115 EAC1-4 teona the new rqht 01 way tine for P,rb B'd'i State RcuidS-13.fastocated in Parcel arfQflJ distance of 10 fees. thence run North ______ I ,i I'-4EE IS A tECIMAL, NOTE 1-40W l-4E LIKES TO LET US RESUME _c ___________ i,rvCy lint' hing described follows 1909 06 feet. thence run Eachciefendant is hereby required tcwoey Albert N Fitt. wtOs ad Southeasterly along the- arc of said to serve written defenses, if any, to dres i - 7)0 Edwards Building. curve thrOugh a central angle of 10 Said Complaint On: Parf Avpnue, Sanford, Florida degrees S.I'70" a d,stance of 363 7 anti file th. original with the TI4OMA5 C, FREEMAN ,_ '-1---N arc Of Sad curv" through a central Ar.qteofi ticgret'c$4' 31" adistorice _ '" diStance of 10 feet, thence run The East 75 feet of the West 197 and less that part described as SoutheaterIy along a straight line to feet Of the South 150 38 feet of that follows' F rom the ntersecton of the the said Northerly right of way line Part of Block I. WIdmefe Sub Faster;y lineof Said Block B with the at a point 10 fct Easterly of the diviSion. North of Township line. NOrth right nf wo ii line- o Stale Road NC*burqti Development Mary C (list line, a It a Carolyn S flistline 650 E flay Avenue onawood, Florida I A rPIPIIG LJi(E FAT of tnt 261 of the Town of Lonqwood, M(Otinn to plot recorded in Ptat - Attorney for Estate Casselberry, Florida PARCEL Plo 11$ flame-ft First National Bank of Winter Pork SERVE Charles K Cross. President 750 Park Ave'nue Sou?h Winter Park. Florida I - 5 134, Section 77580. and Sb) rights of way) William E Pdicarry __ Li ,' ' . Ryan Ond having a radius 04 1909 86 feet. of State Road S iii. thence run FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY Barnett flank of Win 601N& OtINA -. THII\T. ,>\ . 11 == VT n"S FSSILE 'lgi1 ACUT , Blake and Cole. P A SERVE Philip E Blake, Reside-nt Agent, 551 F Highway 434 I onciwood. Florida PARCEL No 1)1 _____________ ___________________________ __________________________ __________________________ Cornmencpit the Intersection of the East, a d'stancr of 151 66 teet to the of the- West right of way line of East South Inc of Section 37, Township 70 of the Town of Longwond, according Street andtfie South right of way line South. Range 30 East, at a point beginning of a Curve concave to the toplat recorded ifl Plot Book 1. page You and each of you are hereby 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of State Road S 131. thence run South 166 33 feet South 00 degrees 39' IS" Northerly and having a radius of 20. public record', of Seminole ie0,' notified that the plaintiffs EIGHTEENTH .1UDICIA ICIR. 1909 86 West of the' Northwest corner of Said feet. thence run County. Florida. being 164 3) feet fed itS sworn Complaint, tPOether PARC El tb lii "' .,, AND I?) A triangular parcel of I _ yino (a) Northerly of Ond within 10 lii. public records of Seminole flerte Masten Brasse Drive _________________________________________________________________________ - distance Of 111 feet to the beginning Jr , Presiticot 73 Wall Street New York. New York Wayne A Nicarry ;.57 Apple Drive 'Greencastle, used in this column and westerly of a line described as accordIng tr rca' recorded , Book 10. rusue IS, public records PARCEl No III 1 - ' CI Containing $0 sguare feet. more _______________ Margaret Browr-As administrator if pI Estate ot t.c executor of the- Last Will and Testament of IA,' inlando S,rng', Drive '-57 Apple Drive 'C,reencastle Jacob' ys '' care of this of 1909 16 feet. thence run Nor North 150 feet. th"nce run West 160 EASEMENT theasterly along the arc of said feet. thence run South to the said curve through a central angIe of II North right of way line of sa.d Stale Thot par? of The West 170 feet ot the South 300 iienrre. 00' 00" a distnc of 36467 Road S *11. thence run East along of Block 7. Witdmere according feet of the end of curve, thence run said right of way line-to the- Point of Mi)ttIiri ('iii'ir,inty Trust C'nrnpany ot tde- York. the double would be for takeout (Do you have a question lot Northerly right of way line of State within existing rights of way Road S 111 at a ooint 10 feel West of the Pn;nt of Beginning, thence run W A( SO' Easterly 10 feet to the POtNT A Parcel of land in the Southwest corner of I at 7. said Wethcr,nuton BEGINNING PARCEL No 11) - .1 PAP( El No Ii? 167 Sontancyj Spring', Drive I 000wcind, Florida PARCEL No lit Mary W Bistline- l,.. ' - __________________________________________________________ ______________________________ _________________________________ PARCEl No II? PARCEl. No ill John A Itittinr', Jr 65 WOOCfSitiC Drive Scotia. New Ytirk 3210? PARCEL No Its __ - .t /i : I iIiSY )IMI. d h Sunrise Apartments I F SanIo,o Sjirunq C)rlve I neowrywl. FIor,d,i J 7.1 l4altaw,iy 1179 luskawilla Road l Well ttreet _ ________________ PARCEL No Patricia Ann Halt '21 F Santondo Springs Drive NOTICE OF HEARING TO SHOW CAUSE ______________________________ i hV Winter Park. Florida Delendants ' ''i' Plaintiffs , 1ff THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT JUDOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, ir5. teqaees. grante, rury through a rntral angIe ot I I PARC FL NO 114 FLOR IDA, o enr' ' nv wsi. a distance of F r SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY creditors. Ilenors. or other parties denreeiOO' 00" a rlist,'tnce ot 36467 FEE SIMPI.E RIGHT OF WAY IN PROBATE fees th.ncc. fi.si South claiming by. through. under, or f A trlanoular parcel of land to the end 04 curve, thence run ThM Part Of re: Estate of enrre 11' fl" West, a distance Of 10 acinst nny such deceased clefen te West jOfeet of Lot 1. Block 5 North 7 dIngrres SI' IS" East, a The East 7$ feel of the West 317 feet. fri a pnint tin Said curve, thfl( dnl or defendants. and MI PMII of lO(k5 5 6 1, A'It'iNIF DAY PMt distance of 144 ft to the btnninq tt 4 theamerided Of thC S(J1h ) let of that Ironi a tannt harj Of North U and H. Wlldmere. according to plot Oreased having or dalming to have any 04 a curve concave to the Southerly rt of Block 8. lying North of the denrees fl' 40' W.st run Weste,', recnr TOAIICr,dltors and Persons Having , Plat Book 3 right, title, or interest in and to the and having a radius of 1909 16 feet, Township line of WiIdmere, ac property described in the Corn th alonritiv'arc of said curve through a public records of Semmonle County Claims or Oemands AgaInst Said run Southeasterly along the cording toptt recorded in Plot Book central angle of OS degrees 57 53" a Florida, desuibed as fotlow; Begin Estate: plaint, to Wit arc of said curve through a central SECTION 77510; STATE ROAD 1 pane 111. pubtic records of distance of CA OS feet to the POINT at t, intersectlonof the West line of Yti ri eah Of you are herCby 31"adistanc Seminole County. Florida. (LESS OF RFlNNIP46 netted and reg.jireci to present any SEMINOLE COUNTY: .'ogiCof7)dgrtejS4' 434; Olord Str&t and the C*i5ttfl dams f 7)03? fcet to lhe end of curve existing right of *Oy,i and may have against DESCRIPTIONS ich you,the or Containing ,477 square feet ( I 319 Setitherty rif cit way line of State ether of you, demands thence run South 78 degreeS • PARCEL NO 10? Fast, a distance of IS) 66 feel to the lying within 40 feet on each Side of acres) more or te', exclusivC of Road S 431, thence run South alo.iq FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY be-gqjp,g cit a curve concave to the the surv.'y line of Stale Road 5 431, area in existing rights 01 way and SaidWest right of way line of Oxford estate cit MINNIE DAY. deceased. tote of said County, to the Circuit Section ii5io, ti survey hOC being exclusive of rights of way Street a distance of 10 let. Northerly an having a radius of A triangutar parcel of land in Lot 1909 86 run described as follows reguirements as deScribed above, run Northwesterly along a strOight Judcie of Seinirmle County. FlOrida, feet, thence at his office in the court house of 5Jó 286. Town of Lonqwood, according tO Southeasterly along the arc of said Ie-flt at a point on the Southerly PARCEL NO 116 lin, to the said South right of way Cr;nty atS,lnford. Seminole County. FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY plot recorded in Plot Book I. pages curve through a central angle of 10 extension of the We-st line Of Lot 764 lin, of Slate Ro.d S 431. at a POint 1 Florida, wlhn Six catends, months 18 thru 71, pubtic records Of degrees feet Wterty of the Posnt O 20" a distance 01)63 S7 of the Town of LonqwoorJ, according (a) That part of from the time of the first pubtication as follows Begin at the intersection run Sr,th 89 tie-gre-es 01'))" East. a 20, pubIi records of Seminole Wiltime-re SubdiviSion, O(Cordin to along said right of way a distance to clOirn or demand 5J'ioll be in writing, of the West right of way line of distane of 93)71 feet too point ois County.' Florida, being 1643) feet plot recorded in Plot Book I. page 10 feet to the p0,0, 01 beginning. andthallstatetheplaceof residence Oleander Avenue and the Northerly feet Sciuthof the Southeast corner of South 00 degrees 39' 15" West of the Ill, public records of Seminole Containing Mi sgiare feet, more or post nffice address of the right Of way tine Of State Road S 131. Sect;on 37, Northwest corner Of said Lot 764, Township 20 South. County, Florida, and being tess claimant, and shall be sworn to by Westerly right Of way line a diSt6nt• de-srih survey line Fast, a di5tAfl(e- of 1915 01 feet to the inferction of the East line of said anti Accompanied by a filing fee cit Of 10 feet, thence run Southweste-rly CnnPaninq 6)1 square feet (0014 beginning of a curve concave to the Block 8. and the North right of way PARCEL NO onetiollar and such claim or demind fl 5FNT Or TRANSPORTATION trw York, New York 10015 a Jilj,11pS, 901 Paitroaci Avenue Winter Park, Florida PAPrEL No 1 901 Railroai Avenue DIVISION Or- ADMINISTI4ATION, 1ATF OF r- ORIDA DEPART _ 1* THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA IN A ND FOR THE cOuNTY OF SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO. S1734.CA,os. ______ . r '.:: _ frd HMlS Simnna Haqle should Those two aces were goIflg to be worth Iwo tricks at iv -. _______________________ _____ £ Legal Notice - Legal Notice 8 ()SWAI.I) and J1ME.S JAUOIIY _____ Monday, Sept. 8. 1915-lA _______________________________ _________________________________ fl-IE (-S / Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Southeasterly along the arc of sad Howell Boulevard a distance- Of and curve through a central 4,e- of ID 79807 feet to a point, run thence MARGARET J GLAZI ". " degrees 51' 70" a distance of 36357 Pforth 67 degrees 41' 00" East a feet to the end of Said curve. thence distance-of $75 fee-t more or less to AMENDED run South $9 degreej 0)' 31' East, a the waters of Howe-fl Lake. run NOTICE OF AC ON the-tic,' Southeasterly along said diStance of 911 7) let too point 0 fe't South of the Southeast corner wOter too point which bears North TO - MARGARET I GLAZE of Section 17, Township 70 South. 7decreejOT' 49" We-it frøm the point 301.5 Mountain Terrace described survey line .'.. "" •--''' :,,....,'-.,,, "j."i',\' ' .'"'1;,'.,- ' _,, .;,,', degree-sOP 49" East adistanceof 719 Containing i.soi square e-e- (003$ fee-f, more or less, to the point of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ace) moreor less. exc:u'sive of area Inning. Lands thus descrbe-d the? an action for Dissolution of within t'xiting righI of way 19 75 acres more- or tess. Marriage-has bern filed againSt you. has been tiled againSt you arid YOU (71 ALSO in which Pe-titloner is seeking a are- required to serve-a copy of your divorce-. and 'vOu are requlr to A friangular Parcel of land in the written defenses, if any, to it on serve a copy of your written SOuth 300 feet of the West 225 feet of Stephen J. Bozarth. Esquire, ciefe-nsts, it any, to GENE R Block 2. SAid Wildmere Subdivisn, Plantiffs' attorney whOte- address 5 STEPHENSON. Attorney for the intersect of the East right of Tower, Orlan. Forlda 32107 00 or Casselbe-rry, Florida 37707: and file way line of Wavrnan Street and the- before Octo',, 4 , 6. 17$, arid file- the original with the Clerk of the Begin at , point on the Southerly 1909,86 feet. thencerun beginning of a curve concave to the State Road S 43.4, as located above, Court either before service Ori September 72nd. 1975. otherwise, a extension of the West line of Lot 761 SoutheaSterly along the arc Of Said Southerly and having a radius of thence run North alg Said East Plantiffs' attorney or immedIately c'S the Town of Longwood, according curve thrciuqh a central angle- Of 10 Judgment may be entered against 90916 feet. thence run Westerly righlofway line. 0 distance-Of Slid, the-qe-ftt othe-r*, a default will to plat recorded in Plat Book I. page- degrees 54'7Q" a diStance- of 36352 along the arc cit Slid curve-through a you for the re-lie-f demanded eci th thence run Southeatferly along a be entered aguiflst you fo, the relief 20. publIc records of Seminule let') to the end of said curve, thence- central angle of 16 degrees OS' ." a Straight line to the Said new Nor. demanded In the Complainl Oe' Pe-titi If sitid defendantt are living, and County, Florida, being 1U 13 feet run Søuth $9 dc"grees 01' 31" East. a diStance of 531 06 feet f the POINT WITNESS my hand aria oHl'al lherly right of wa'j line of State- Road Petition if any or all of said defendant or South 00 degrees 39' 15" West of the distance of 9)1 71 feet to a point 0 teal in this Court, this lilPi day of OF BEGINNING, thence from a 131. at a point Stet Easterly of theWITNESS my hand and seal of defe-ndnts are deceased, the NOrThweSt corner of said Lot 761, feet South of the Southeast corner August, 197$ tangent bearing of North 15 degre-e Point of Beginning, thence run this Crt on Atsgtsst 7, unknown Spouse, Pie-irs, devise-es. thence run South $9 degrees 0)' 45" Section 37, Township 70 South, WI9" Fast, run North 01 degrees 15' (SEAL) Westerly along said right of way, 3 (Seal) grantee-s. creditors. lienors, or other Fast, a distance of 191S01 feet to the Range 30 Fail, for the end of this ii" West, a distance of 10 'ect, Arthur H Beck*itti. jr feet t the Point of B.'ginning AS Clerk of the- Court parties claiming by. througp,, under, beginning of a curve concave to the described survey lineClerk of Circuit Court thence run North 0 degrees 09' 01" Containing 13 tauarefeet. more C.' or aga;ost any Such deceased By LillIan JenItin By Elaine RiChard, Northwesterly ønd having a radIus Containing 1,763 square feet (0010 Fast a distance of 305 7$ fe-el, thence le-is As Deputy Clerk defenditnt or defendants, if alive, Depufy Clerk 04 1909 86 feet, thence run Nor- acre) more-or less, exclusive of are-a run South P9 degrees 30' 05" East. And if dead, their unknown SPOUSe-, Publish Aug 23 & egt I. I. IS. 1975 theacterty along the arc Of saId within existing rightS 05 way Publish Aug II. 75 & Sept I. , 1973 di3tAn(e-057O_ lent, thence run South PARCEL NO iia DEQ OEO O0 £ -' - •' '..' '',-/','-"',," - - �_____________________ _______ - -----_*._'- -.,---------- AfterQU0 rter Century WOMEN 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. ea I h urse t i 1) ire - ly, Fami es I or Da or A i I ~. - ebrate -• i In And Around -~;anford Vacat oners oy Catskill Retreat i camping trip to Alexander Three local youngsters Retreating to the Catskill day& The Winter Springs Fire McKibben, accompanied by Springs, in the Ocala National skated an average of 12 hours business interesu keep him Mountains in ,New York, near several months each year. Wife Dept., Regular and Volunteer, their four children, ",Meta, Forest to spend the last week each to earn money for the DORIS Delhi to a l) year-old family-Nancy Schieickert, daughter Iett> and children, Holley Ann enjoyed a Labor Day picnic at Steffi, and Kimberley Jour. before school started Muscular Dystrophy Fund at DIETRICH owned farm house, were of ,Mrs. Millie Schweickert of . the Fire Station. Among the neyed to Albion, Ill., to visit Mr. and Joey, spent July and Joining them for the Labor the ,Melody Skating Rink in Correspondent I vacationers Camilla D.(Cami) LakeMary, was graduated with guests were Fire Commissioner McKibben's mother, and step- Da)r weekend were John and Sanford. Brenda Kimball ol, August with Joe at Oswego. Bruce and her mother, Mrs. honors from University of Holley spent two weeks with John Daniels and his wife, lather, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nancy Booth and their son, earned I $51.20, Kiln Pottroff DIAt, It. R. Deas. Florida on Aug. 30. Majoring in her grandmother in Fairfield, Mary, Police Chief John Calder. Johnny. earned $12.47, and Bob Kizer 3224S2 Without telephone and teaching photograph)', Nancy . j ('onn. arid also enjoyed the Govoruhk and his wife, Anita, Over the labor Day weekend, The two families enjoyed earned $13.15 for this worthy plans to continue on at the television a ,arm, eating, Mayor Troy Piland, and his the family went to visit Mrs. swinuning, sleeping in tents, cause. Children skating to earn dunking in the brook and re- university working toward a wife, Marilyn, and family and McKibben's parents, Mr. and walking the beautiful nature money so maybe other Before entering her freshman friends of the Fire Department. Mrs. F.E. Collins, who reside in trail, and just "roughing it." children will be able to skate. uniting with many kissing irmter's degree. a degree from University of a cousins was the main diversion. versity, Florida on Aug. 30. As a Leslie Whittern, daughter of Jean and Bill Norris Joining the family clan was celebrated a quiet 25th wedding therapist, Jackie plans to enter Nell and Harold Whittern enCarni's son, Richard D. . Bruce, anniversary on Sept. ?_ The hospital work for the ban. tertained several classmates recently discharged from U.S. '* _____ who will also Navy after rune years of ser- couple was pleasantly sur dicapped separate ways C) rised by Ralph and Marian • vice Dick plans to tour the Just an intimate dinner for college. I tx>, via carnpng r-oute I ° was how Jan and Torn i• A Enjoying a spaghetti dinner , observed their golden we&llng before returning, to his 11, I I I I P II I LI #P anniverwy on the same date. Freeman celebrated their and reminiscing over old town of Sanford. ie eighth wedding anniversary on scrapbooks with Leslie were Not to f1 in the gra Sept. 2 Judy Swain, Tina Persons, old family get-together was Jackie Edwards, daughter of Wendy Williams, Katie By NANCY BOOTH daughter a ;u.,ivr. Dorothy and Thomas H. became more persistent, I cause for complaint! Joe hurimal has returned to Whelchel, Kim Roberts and With misgivings, of course, Herald Correspondent who flew up to the farm d ecided to brave the dark, and My husband, of course, and armed with a lot , for four Edwards of Lake Mary, earned Oswego, ,N.Y., where his Terri Tetenbaurn. armed with a flashlight, I began thought this was a rict. But, as I equipment to, make it con. Being • e ~6 C C -. . - - -. . . . * . '.. -- ilr - . . - i ~.4_~____ _____ J0 11! - J 4 __ . - ~:_ . A .. - !~ - 'T. - 405;1* I - - I , I% ( ,I - ~, 4 - 11 60~ 4 - ~* N . ~ `t , / I -Z - 2F " ~~__ 11EAtL7 ff __ __ ~;;;. -- -W'Ztl - T. - . - ! I j Of . ,,.o-_,7e0 I ,, JUNIORS HOST ' I 4 4 ' Sponsors of the Community Improvement Pro*t WIP) and board mem Woman's Club were guests of the Junior Woman's u o a o eta reception held Saturday atthe Woman's Club. Club member Debbie Garland is pictured I top, second from right) serving punch to I from left) .Mrs. Woodrow Clark. Mrs. Fred Wilson, Bill 11,-ck and Mrs. Ralph Aullin Slnitb. Club president Jan Freeman (below, cecood from right) is pictured with (from left) new members Linda Derise and Kathy Sapp, and sponsor Jeff Garland. RECEPTION 7 11 .. I , --_tpo ____ i i N ~ , Z - . -11t ;,.-* 1% . . j. .jQ 21- o. I . I __ I - __ # - _'. - __ - '4' I.i • . 1 ' 1 ,: ! ~ IT IN . ..-j - 42I - V -P . I I - -, t 's~ , -1 Z- 'j'j - -. Z . I Ilk - . ~ . ~ - g- - . I . .• - : .'_; i- i - . - 0' ,' I ' - ,. , - it - . r. , - -.011111111t4 City Flag %, Aug. . SAVE $5* -7 ON .... -.- IuNGS DI / / -. -. I I .M .. . V.,.:.,.,.,.. . . . . - - . \ the $117,680 Futurity at Belmont Park Saturday while Dearly Precious won her eighth straight race and her seventh consecutive stakes with a triumph $113,O Arlington Lassie at Arlington Park. Richard Bailey's Dearly Presciou.c, a $22,000 yearling purchase who hasn't lost since her first race, earned $67,938 in winning the Lassie by four lengths and bxsted her bankroll to $250,989. Ridden by Mike Hole, Dearly 11'rescious raced the six furlongss over a dull track in 1: 111-5and paid a winning mutuel of 12.80after being Free Journey , with Head Spy third Each starter carried 119 polmdS In Sunday 's major features, Dulcia, $7, edged favored Tizna by a nose in the W,050 Ramona Handicap at Del Mar; and the $45,875 Dark Mirage Handicap for 3- year-old fillies was at Belmont Park with Dbdana Stables' fled Cross, $10, was an impressive 6ti-length winner over Sun And Snow, with Copernica third. Connors Loses, Chris Wins FRFT IIllJ . \ # I _. and raised the new. Auxiliary members present were Americanism ckiirrun Olga patriotic instructor Florence Roberts, community activities chairman Kay Baylor, Josephine Lee, Laura Ospenchook, Ruth Goebel, BRING TM. S - Manuel Orantes of Spain Bonefish Suffers Hemmorrhage DETI(OIT (All) - The racing career of Bonefish, winner of the Ilambletowan, ended when the three-yearold suffered a ses crc throat hemnmorrhage shilt racing at Wolverine Racesa> OOFF 110 Plunkett Out One Month FOXBORO, Mass. (All) - New England Patriot quarterback Jim Plunkett suffered a shoulder separation during the Patriots' exhibi tion victory over in Diego. lie willbelosttotheclubforthreetofourseeks QOOUTHJ NKL3J,19'73 I Hubert Green A Winner .. . . . .. (LUMHUS, Ga. (API -Hubert Green blazed to a six- win the $100.000 Southern Open under-P. by Golf Tournament three strokes. 0 """" OUPON Wat son Stops w BY TODAYI Kada Jewe Nicklaus AKRON, Ohio (AP) - British Open champion Tom .eld off Jack Nicklaus to win the World Series of GOOD THROUGH SEPT. 15, 1975 • 1 4 . Lyman sidelines was • . a rather pensive spot — I I 1% I..~ -r , '~ " A . -.'.I I . AN last Thursday night I I .. ... IA played two quarters in the Metro Conference jamboree at - . Evans Left to right guar La r r y " , sk - are I . A, Bennett, safety Al ._,;!~-.. --,. . ~ ~_ _, L - .:., - z Stanley and coach I. . r I - 9-%- I - .. -- - - -: - - -- AN& it, -"*' 4 - ______________ -- - .- ~I I I I I —1 i 20 ' I incy -I#, ;,.:* f--W%l , . I ~~_ - An hour or so later, tile tie was broken. The phone rang 'intl the word cameou 'ii Allant,a had beaten secondplace Los Angeles 5.4 In the rest of the National I 51- games on top in tile East by ' shutting out Montreal 6-0, St. "is t)eltcxi New York 124 Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 and Houston defeated San Diego 3 1 . - A " . 6. L % ) --A ,!-;. qi±~t ___ - ' , "t - *11W - 4 ~~Vli~, .1 I- , - -1,.1, 7A10 -1 ~ -_ __.. __ ~ 1 'I,1 11 ~ F N SPARKV ANDERSON :. i" GEORGE FOSTER Mart na Hopes To Be No. i S Gains Catfl*sh Fame lh Till _,_ ~ ~t - -~7- . 111. - - - .-1 . I i,., I . - 'O( [All I) I'1tL Golf t,Aostrokes and first prize of I H - ... it it d "o". 6-3 ltrttr 1 Dick Bosman, i4ith shutout George Scott slugged a three. Catfish Hunter, chivalrous and humble, &-lid fie owes it all relief help from Jirn Todd over run homer to lead Milwaukee the final 3 and 2.3 innings, won over Boston in the first game to his supporting cast It's to believe that flunter, either the first game and Sonny Sic- after the lied Sox whipped the the fisherman or the pitcher bert, with relief help from Paul Brewers in the opener on Carl. Lzndblad Todd and Rollie Fin tort Fisk 's tie breaking double. has ever cast a longer gers, won the second garne. Indians 7-9, Tigers 2.0 told a taller tale. Twins 9, White Sox I Oscar Gamble and George Ifunter. the most consisten Steve Brye returned to the Hendrick were the hitting stars pitcher in baseball Sunday joined a couple of im- Minnesota lineup with a boom. in Clevel,and's slugfest over I),mortals from yesteryear b>• Hrye, making his first plate ap- troit. GnbIe cracked a trip!, %inning his 2011 laine for ffic Narances in two months after and a horner and drove in three being on the disabled list, pinch runs as Fritz Peterson on his F ifth stra ight 'car. Onlyfl - r run then in his next at bat, he hitter. Hendrick drove in lhrt~v Lefty Grove had drawn a conventional overthe- runs with his 21st horner and ,, kind in the American 1,eague five a slu gged * wall shot. single in the opener. before. 1 "it feels great, but I owe it to the teams behind me," said n 1jho,ned '0!Hfl.I ; NX. --Martina Navratilova "We ant Pittsburgh," the green d for 1in net Uflter 10US pinstripes and got a lot of green player in the world, but she can't do it under the when d of the title and gold for doing it.. -To r"trictive measures of her native Czechoslovakia. came through...acid the chant Oakland for the first four seaThat is the reason, she insists, that she has asked for 0 spread throughout the clubSons, and to the Yankees this litical asylum in the United States. house as quickly as the chamun year. A pitcher is only as good 1"olitics has nothing todo %4ith it, inorwy has nothing to pagne-a - ci'sshower."We're as his team." , d with it," the 18-year-old budding star from Bernice, BALTIMORE (AP) — Jim number one! Beat tile After being declared a free iiear Prague. told a news conference at the West Side The Yankees, who beat Balti- "Catfish" Hunter may well be agent and signing a celebrated Manager Sparky Anderson i ' v. "it is iny decision alone, more 2-0 Sunday behind Hunt- headed for the Baseball flail of $3.75 million deal, the former less an usually placid self, er's six-hitter, are thinking Fame some day. Rut night now, Oakland A's pitcher has more ting the IflCfl .-' io have given him is third about next year while his for. he's more interested in going than upheld his end of the pact nier teammates are looking t hunting in the woods near his with the Yanks-who hate a 71(Vvision title in the past four othe orld Series. Hertford. N.C., home. "Nice oing, every71 record. • The Kansas City Royals, five bod "Let's see," the ace of the shouted.. .t n Hunter, who has lost 13, has games behind the A's, charge New York Yank ees said Sunda y pitched a career-high seven shouted even iOUuCF V:Wflie into Oakland tonight riding an after becoming a 26-game win- shutouts and is the first 20caughtblast of the uUuu&). eight-game winning streak. On ncr for the fifth consecutive game winner for New York -Yow, that stuff is cold! Sunday, the Royals beat the year. "If the season ends at 5 since Fritz Peterson in 1970. His California Angels 8.7 in 11 in- O'clock on Sept. 28, 1 should be 27 Braves 5. Dodgers I complete games is !he most nings \tdrt) Perez tout tie in the woods b 5am the next b> a Yankee since Carl \la>s F 1sehere in the Al Oakland das breaking single in the ninth in had 30 In 1921 beat Texas 41 and 73 ning gave the Braves their vic For the first time in fise I think I se pitched as good tory and officially made [Aks By THE ASSOCIATED PRRSS three races and still finish Cleveland took a pair froin De- years, Hunter won't be involved this year as I did with Oak. Angeles an also-ran, second in the championship trOit, 7-2 and 9-0; Boston beat in the American League play- land," Hunter said. "But I was "It has to be our biggest disoffs or the World Series. But happyto corne off my bad start. appointment, coming off last ed its drivers go at 5-foot-9 and Bigelow, winner of more thall Minnesota pounded Chicago 9.1. that hasn't stopped him front I was getting a litt. e wo I Royals 8, Angels 7 year," said the Dodgers' Steve 165 pounds, finally has gained 35 USAC races, said he would turning in another fine season. Hunter said he was well Tile powerless Angels must Yeager, reflecting on the 1974 some measure of Lvognition bv like more than anything now to The 29-year-old farm boy has aware of his possible date with team that made it into the again doing something he feels make some improvement in his have been envious Sunda w hen no Joined Walter Johnson and des t iny, in Joining Johnson and World Series against Oakian him recognition in tile -showings on the Indianapolis Kansas City blasted five home Lefty Grove as the only pitchers (;rove, His four brothers first past-fimshin' seconi runs three b Tons Solaita car in the 7S-s ear histors of tht brought it up just after the 1974 I't 6, F xp 0 II Regazzoni heelin' i Fer whose 11th Inning Hill single American League to notch at season and his la w yer did bl \%1 w s the game-%inner, and two least five straight 20-victory again before Sunday's gaine Oil%-er and Dave Parker and Wis., racer won the biggest rari, led from start to finish in from John Mayberry. major seasons. Now, the brothers will ha e Jerr> Reuss' four hit pitching ndctousctreerSatUrd4i, the tile Italian Grand Prix and fin. league leader with 33 homers l'se santed to get up there sornethingspecialto talk about Lshed 166 inds iheid of I Mrried Pittsburgh past theI prestigious Hoosier 100, for the A s 4-7 4. Rangers 1-3 with the greats all triv life." when they head for the w000.is run dounle thet eighth three to wipe type of roadsters run in the In- tiPaldi. in .1 Mcl-iren, with the Expos. ArtinIloweaddeda "Our bullpen has kept us in Hunter said after bea' ting the on Sept. 29, along with Shirle% ' dianap)lis 500 15 vears ago. 26-year-old I.auda only another the race all %car," Oakland Baltimore Orioles on a 2-0 six- Jack, Yellow Gal. Big Boy an,d 'i out tte slights bitter taste of \hnager \lsin 1)ark said fol. hitter. "Maybe ill keep O I Dan-the favorites Despit e that sictory, anti tso imong hitting into a tripk- p1m. In other weekend racing, lowing a doubleheader sweep of can stay up there." other triumphs in the five-racc Hunter's hunting dqs, ,, In tile fourth, Parker iloubled series, Bigelow ,Aas runnerup Raillo Stoll finally overtook four time USAL stockcar -_________ — — - - - and Ihie/isksalketiMo't It thLrthtraihtsearinth ('11,11111) Butch flariiiiiin in the stop Tun Foli snared Ilowe's U.S. Auto Club divisio , 'n that has looper to left with an over-the- had the likes of A J Fot Al drising title chase with a see irpro,e r canccs 1 i mid shoulder catch then wheeled Unser and \lario Andi etti 0111-placee finish, behind winner ning ir. tri'e975 Punt Pass & Lirrs Moore in a 250.mmimle race arid fired to seond baseman champions in the past K Kock Competition by attending 8=1 Pete Mackanin to double off ~ our free clinic. You'll get finimportant "how to" tips from Parker for tile second out. To capture his fifth straight ,I ished second lit the U.S. Auto exPerienced football coaches. Mackanin whippoed the 0 T,) get into PP&K, just bring yo~r sprint and midget divi. tille, Hartman inust noN Win aseman Jose Morales to Club . . tile season finale .Sept. 21 at . nab Zisk, completing the triple- sioris in recent Nears, tratled Lp. It's ffee. You'll got a free Tipt; 13~~ck jr-i ~,,u c,in ottleolrl steady Jimmy Ceruthers this ing no, higher than fourth. W& !1o, ~:- _, I lint . . • • . . • 40-year-old rU)i, mean' '' eglSirauiOfl fluS M.insstiile, Niki Lauda had a tiile made another of his in TeStmmons wOSC in four October 3 first in Formula I racing. The ireastng rarer dirt track ap' i inic runs w three sines and Austrian wheeled his Ferrari to ptarances in Sunday's 23rd an. added a three-run it third-place, finish-behind Clay Regazzoni of Switzeria I race lit Terre Haute. Ind. it secont P act Cardinals and llrazil's I':iiit'rsimi Fitti. . v%ithin -striking distance, __ ___ _. m Foyt. who last drove a dget of paldi-in Staida%'s Italian N. _:.~___ - __ Pift5burgh and dropped the (;rand Prix at / 'N + ,_ _a~ nearly a iear ago, was the ' Monza and I , -___ I gained enaugh points to clinch fastest qualifier, and led the ,I . '~ Z'"Wa? the )J*CC. I the prestigious world driving race until his car started to . • y,.' •.,, "i tubs 6, PhIls .1 1%,' championship He dethroned sputter. Panct'o Carter came on , ' The Phils fell seven games last year's chainp, Fittipaldi. to win the 504nile event I back as Chicago scored six runs __ Nionsoon-like weather at Caruthers finished third. be_#ced resched. -r i : I unearned on four Philadelphia 11 Wrile winner in his 19 appear- tiling G1 Sunday's Capitol City I 1I 500 (rand National stock car ances in the 100-mile, 11 Astros 3 Padres 2 race at the Indiana State Fair- race, under the auspices of the Danny' Frisella uncorked a grounds mile track. National Association for Stock t;selø;idcti Wild pitch in the "Winnin this r'ce is very Car Auto Racing, toOct. 12. The H Anx To H t, I ' g ige -_ Youngsters tvparetowinl. m Pun K ckcl COME IN AND REGISTER NOW 4 _______________ - F_ .~~_4- . r ~_ - T= Finds Fa e - . tJ'4tZ Rogers, Cadet 2nd class Walter Bogucki, and Cadet Chris (APi scored a shocking 64, 6-3. 6-3 straight set victory over . Jinuny Connors to win the men's tide in the U.S. Open tennis hamnpionship Chris Esert, alter losing the first set, came back to defeat Australia's Evorme Goolagong in the woman's final 5-7, 64, 6-2. I ' 0 I I A.' Name Soy Numncro Uno could live up to his name and be the year's No. I 2-year-old colt, a status Dearly Precious has already reached among the juvenile fillies. Soy Nunicro Uno, which is Spanish for "I'm number I V. '''- BRIEF By 711E ASSOCIATED PRESS I ,, y - _11111111111111111 I _ W _ ' - 0 It four runs batted in Up To His __ CLASS ) 0 kr e erans On behalf of V.F.W. Post 10050 CccnlbArru and Auxiliar>, President Jean Tarbox and Commander John Small presented an American Flag to Police Chief Karcher '' 4' ;~,; :___ __ 1 / I 4 _o_,~ WR _._V_ -*"' - - f -, i .\.1 -1-. . - ~ A)~) .- A, t 7- 4 1 . 1~ __ I-_ r / I ants l~ FA resent 1111111 1 ~ of 11 .- ,*.. - _~_ I I - ant i tts u r __ But I would go again, because OU I really am a sport' the fact that I am short, squat, relearned how to swim, used a tearing sound. It was illy Celery Road. Sanford. 40 plus years of age and sm'orkel for the first time, husbands cot her> time he The group will meet the definitely not the outdoor type walked the nature trail and rnosed the webbing tore a littl> second Tuesda> ea c h month \l', friends on the other hand acted like someone half m> age miore, till finall>, he as l>ing A series of four meetings will ar*e real camping enthusiasts Then, inevitably, night fell. I half on the cot and half on the discuss, infomally, different and believe in roughing it. Even had Just taken a shower, put on floor, This of course, stru ck me phases of breastleeding. Topic my husband has had years of dry clothes arid started back to as funny, so I naturall , went for the first meeting: The camping experience, leaving our camp site when it began to into a fit of laughter. My Advantages of Breastfeeding to me the only novice in the group. rain. We sat around in the rain, husband turned to me and said, Mother and Baby. Discussion We joined our friends In the because, of course, our friends "Are YOU comfortable?" leader will be Cheryl forest on a Friday evening. believe in roughing it But after Which started me cli over Adiunklewlcz When the sun went down, we sat waiting for an hour huddled -. around the campfire enjo>ng around the camp fire and the ::: We left Alexander Springs -> 0. the esening, listening to the rain only increasing in force earl> Monday morning Hut I FAIRWAY night birds. smelling the pine %%e finally decided to retire to did bring back .... .... logs burning, completely at our tents. souveniers. For instance, , :..:.. LAUNDROMAT "% peace with nature Nos mind you, I am not sssollen(orehead,sthetherfrorii Dry Cleaning at budget 1. i es and coin laundry I thought to myself. "All. this complaining. I really didn't insect bites or too much sun :.:. Pr c inind the wet clothes, or for that really couldn't say, ankles ` Until ...sometime in the matter, the wet bed clithes, but swollen fr n :: ~... m" middle of the night when remember the song ' Raindrops insect bites a red shiny -rature called". As the call keep failing on my head"? Well, from the sun and every bone in *" . .. ,~ they did! All night long. Seems m bo> aching. Hwy 17 at 27th ihereasalittIe hole in the tent Would I go camping again' . just above my head. Now that's You bet I would, V t Try it you'll like if I .:. ., ___________________________________________________________________________ r. • powered by George Foster's La Leche Meets - ' 1 was sitting in tile locker roon), Cincinnati Reds. (lialking up another victory waiting for the telephone to They'd clinched a tie for the en c , the •• N ational ' ring. . crown Sunday with an 8-4 viCtoLeague 's est iion titleAnd when it nally (lid, thc. ry over San Francisco, a romp weekend at Alexander Springs again, half the night it seemed. Sunday was awther glorious in the Ocala National Forest. But I never did find the wret- day. But of course, it had to end But, being the sport I am, I ched restrooms until the first at sunset. The Sanford Group of La bravely said, "Of course! I'll light of dawn. My husband and I were lying Leche League will hold Its give It a go." The night finally over, in separate cots in our small meeting on Sept. 9, at 8 p.m., at ' ,-' H> liii ASSO€IATFD PRISS %as a breeze The tough part P4ig officially belonged to the II it that way, I naturally restrooms. I stumbled around being a sport, so I joined in hadmixedleelingswhenlriends in the dark, up and down the But, I was to have the last invited us to spend a camping road, to the woods, and out laugh. -. - : -4 1 / I-I' ~__ - S .. Xb,f - ' C' 'Bu ed' And Rained i , a ' \._______ ' 0 a I medicine for this fall AW - . •' parents of their first child, a The Michauds' two sons. Andiony spent some time en- TheIrm Sheppard, who will son. to be named Todd Stephen. Chad and Jeremy, W enjoyed joying her family and sight. teach first grade, Leola Bryant, Todd was born on August 28, a visit to Dallas to spend time seeing aroupd Central Florida. who will teach second grade, weighing In at 6 lbs., 14 ounces with their grandmother, and Gean Allen, who will teach and measuring 20'i inches ii' elyn Nelson and third, fourth and fifth grade Joe and E v length. ,Mother and son are The McKibben family has their five children, Mike, Janet, science. doing fine. had a busy time this past Ernest, Teresa, and Julie took rI Even mothers, many of whom have been stretching the family budget to feed that young bruiser as much steak as possible, are on edge It's football season which brings on the fever, and there is no . 9 month. Roger and Margaret 1. I .• I I measured the children, in spected their teeth and gave lit,%%, tren(Is. -. ,,.• this weekend. . It An intracounty tussle headlines the week's games — a .,' Friday night pairing which finds Oviedo playing at Seminole. As 0 - _vlll~ always, Oviedo will be the underdog, but the key will be in seeing t>ie revenge eminole will seek after losing to Oviedo last year for the first time in the series .'' vgki Lyman jumps right into the lion's den Friday when it travels ;~_~~' -7-~_ - - --- .-- _7.~W, to Oak Ridg,e for a Metro Conference kickoff. The Greyhounds'-' .-_:~ - = I 4 -P-:__ ---~ _ - ~r_ "Alnot be favored, partially because of the Pioneers' pro w ess and partially because Lyman has never played well at Oak Ridge. . ke Brandey is home Friday rdght against Apopka, andwill asslight favorite eagains range Count y iflL ere A Two games are on the Saturday slate. I Eustis is at Lake Howell in a 4 p.m. game which appears to be 50niething of a tossup. Lake Howell's stadiwn isn't ready ) nii be for the following week's game I irinity Prep hits the road to Fort Pierce for a game against 0 Joim Ca rroll It also will be an afternoon tilt arid the Saints will I n (1 1 ' oruI -1- She founti the work interesting and games and hating a barbeque spend some time with Winter Springs F lernent.ar> Hill> and Sue Nokes recently Mr. and has had to Michaud's family, Including his had the pleasure of a visit from School will have three new Mrs. Grace W. Richards retires from Health Department Merald them all the shots they needed study constantly and attend Karen and Dennis Ifilton of mother, Mrs. Theresa his mother, Mrs. .Mary Anthony teachers on their faculty for the Photo 1w Jean Patiesoni - usually typhoid, dyptheria orkshops to keep up to date on the Terraces are the proud brother, Ken, and sister, Vicky : from Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. school year 1975.W16. They are and tetanus, ____ e payoff is insight. f_ / - Monday, Sept. a. 175-1B Alter what seems like 1,000 wtndsprints, as many three-point Pre Dilemma, Llk Is H In And Around Winter Springs -11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - - ______ _____ - - - - JEAN PVl1'ES(JN Alter three years, she was "Public health is quite dliThere are currently 15 nurses responsible group of nurses and my right hand," said the Women's Editor married and took time off from lerent from hospital nursing at the Health Dept., and there I'm proud to leave it In good doctor. Bewildered and un. her career to raise her son, where you just take care of the have been as many as 20. Their Mrs. Richards says she has hands. And we're fortunate to believing that this day had Michael. Today, Michael sick person," she explained. In responsibilities include a have Dr. Barks as our new no definite plans for her finally conic, Grace W. Fisher, his wife, Wanda, and public health our obligations variety of programs: migrant, director," said Mrs. Richards. retirement. "I'm Just going to Richards, R.N. bid farewill to their two children live in are to prevent ill health — Dr. Orville Harks took over (JO all those things I've not had to tuberculosis, visiting nurse, the Seminole Count) Health I ongood, as does MN inform, educate and motivate Medicaid screening, (LImO) the direc t orship in January. tune For - tra vel, spend t ime Department, Thursday, when Richards. the public. You have to be planning, and general visiting 'She (Mrs. Richards) has been with my grandchildren. And do she retired after 19 years with After moving to Florida in dedicated to do the job ef and clinic nursing here so many )ears, she knewsome frivolous things like the organization and a 25-year inter vacation here convinced lectively." "We have a dedicated, all the answers. It's like losing taking cake baking courses. career in public health work. Mrs.Hichards(ha( Florida was The soft k \l l I li ve, Richards, whose, objective worked'in Like County three during the 12 years site has years before joining the -_ served as director of nurses at Seminole Count)' Health Dept. • •%that the Health Dept. has always She was the thin] nurse to join been "to keep in !he the department at that time. li bickground and train them -The county was divided into 0 in their responsibilities " three settions and e Several families in The each Tables were set up in the ha Tony and Gerry osse, along started her career in West worked a separate section.We Terraces got together to spend of the Fire Station and the with their sons, Anthony and Virgini:i. She did her nurse., . got to know the people real well the Labor Day weekend. They firemen did the cooking. After Kennett), and the boys' friend, NANCY training in Charleston, W. Va. in those days, and had close were Robert and Shirley the barbeque, the group played Gus Mcllvie, spe the Lab and her public health training working relationships with the Clotfelter, Charlie and Pat several - games and sat around I - 1. . ,or Day weekend camping at tile at the University of North county judge, County Com. Miller, and Carol and Ji.m enjoying each others company. Correspondent . -1 Kamper's Kove in Osteen. DIAl. Carolina missioners, parent teacher Leone Thegroup,after1cwing They spent the three days 3fl4735 Public health as very dii. groups and community leaders. the Jerry Lewis Telethon, went Beth and Don Michaud . canoeing, fishing, swimming, lerent in those da> s, smiled . That s when I learned to to have breakfast at Mac- recently returned from a 10-day picnicking, and having a good Mrs Utthard.on musing oer lo Seminole Counts," said l)niald's there the proceeds trip to Orleans La arni tliiie tht h.in th it h i t. o curred \IN flIt bards A I he Health went to the Muscular Dalla It. ts Fit) Largo. A ptt lal feature of U during the past quarter ceo• [)epartment has been iiiv Dystrophy Fund. While in New Orleans, the The three older daughters weekend was a Bingo party tury. "In the county where I second home For so many years The next day the group spent Michauds were the guests of spent three weeks with their held on Saturday night for the worked there were 90 schools now , it doesn't seem real that the dii> at Moss Park, in Dave and Flo Wilkerson, for- grandparents in Key Largo campers we had to visit each once everyI'm leaving.,, Orange County, enjoying mer residents of Orlando earlier this summer. I - s Re'I rec I 'or SP ORTS 8Y -I i . ' '- . _-_______._ . - Z__ 1 - _, 11 10. - --- t-A ,. - I. .I ' - . i -" _ ,-1k-,~-1 JW f - ___t 4 4-_f*_ kf ' ' -.i -9 il~, ' - A~ ~~ ~ '- .. -_ 4. - ~_, ~ !;._ - ~_ ,- ff-.4 , - _1.: ; 1, ' .1 . i -_ = - L, I wp3p a--_ "- r ~ I _~-ai~v#~N-jA,', . - ij . - 1. ~ .-., ~Z N& e, .. 11~, -1i. _. = . - - - _- , ~ VA , _., ~ _ - ,-I i ~ . I .- _.*.N .a'. I'l, Vi -_ " I I- - - - - .. - . .'. %;-' . - ' .-- : . ..' Z . ____ ~i%~6x-.-_~. e__N~?,Ji-_ 1-_-:-V_Fj--". - -~ Nl!~ -x4 �2B-Evenjng Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept, LW7$ .IO1'JIGHT'S T'/ __________________________________________________ 'Bama-Mizzou On wlrBabb Dolophins Hero 700 (7) (%P) - Charlie Babb , The run by Babb, who has dee. "We're a young team and really need, and I'm getting l3irmingham's Legion Field, terback George Plaskete4. more." Second-ranked Alabama, the with the visiting Tigers Saturday's slate in the SEC didn't waste any time proving been on the bench the past three you've got to expect mistakes that, building up momentum for David Shrader's 32-yard field the regular season," said Babb, dominant force in Southeastern benefiting from a federal court goal gave Northeast Its dead. has Memphis State at Auburn, himself worthy of injured sale. years, was one of three big from a young team." ('o,ference football, cavorts ruling on a lawsuit filed by ty Dick Anderson's starting job. plays that led to all of Miami's The Bears, 2-3 In exhibition a Memphis State product. lock with Pacific, but he missed Southern Methodist at Florida M to 11111's rapid developbefore a national television au- Alabama to overturn recently a 34-yard attempt that would Virginia Tech at Kentucky' He intercepted a first-half pass touchdowns In the National games to MiamI's 4-1 mark, (hence (ABC) tonight as the and ran 54 yards for a touch. Football League exhibition gained only 38 yards through nient, Babb explained, "He's its 19Th adopted squad limitation rules, have provided a victory with Louisiana State at Nebraska Crimson Tide the air with three completions gotten to play more than any little more than a minute Mississippi at Texas A&M, do'n that led the Miami Dol- game, Alabama did't succeed 10 season against Missouri, Maryland at Tennessee and 1thins past the Chicago Bears, ThQ second score, on the first in 12 attempts, despite working rookie defensive back in five remaining. The Tide, winners of getting the rule revoked, but the 21-10. Miami offensive play Following against Babb and rookie safety years nüd Its really helped him. Coach Bob Tyler of State Chattanooga at VanderbIlt, straight regular-season games, judge did say a 60-48 squad split called his battle "a muscletight Barry is getting into the groove liabb's run, was a 50-yard pass Barry lull of Iowa State. The independent slate finds .ill be favored to down the Big was unfair, holding that all game, just like I thought it Florida State at Texas Tech, llabb said the Dolphins had from quarterback Bob Griese to Coach Don Shula said he's not and feeling like he's part of the Eight Conference foe and give teams should be able to suit out would be. In a game like this, I Georgia Tech at South Caro. switched from man-to-man wide receiver Nat Moore. surprised at Babb's effort, team." the SEC a 2-2 split in the first 60. That erased Alabama's 12The game served as the 'as proud of our defense for hina, Western Kentucky at coverage to a zone on the The third tally, in the third "lie's been playing like a No. man advantage, 'eekend of fall activity, persevering." 1.tujsvlle, Kent State at North- secondquarter play Saturday period, came on a 25-yard run 1," said Shula, adding Babb Bears' first look at top draft Three others launched the "It was simply the fact we east Louisiana, Southern Mis- night, and quarterback Bobby by Mercury Morris. was competing for a starting pick Walter Payton, who has Sophomore Bruce Threadgill Douglass "I'm sure, was "We made the mistakes," job before Anderson's injury, been sidelined with an elbow in. 43rd SEC campaign Saturday, passed for one touchdown and couldn't move the ball," said sissippi at Weber State and 'rucaught by surprise." said Chicago Coach Jack ParGeorgia's Vance Dooley. "The lane at Clemson. Mlssissippi State recorded scored another as Mississippi "Caine experience is what I jury. the only ictory, extending its State downed Memphis State. winning streak to four games Tony Dorsett, an All-Amen.itha 17-7 decision over Mem- an two years ago, set up secphis State, Pittsburgh turned ond half touchdowns with runs aside inconsistent Georgia 19-9 of 27 and 36 yards as Pitt overand Baylor defeated came a 7-0 halftime deficit to Ptttht,rh 1? Mnn?rjl . II I A. 91. D Thon.s. S( sfl, NY. lu G (Irelt, KC. lAS. Mississippi 20-10. The only beat Georgia. Sinr,letnn. flaP. 160: Rice. Bsn Major League other area team in action was an I4ouston Dirrn 7. Ole Miss was unable to overI flATTED IN-Lu PUNS 160. Riser, Cal. 160 Sunday's Results 107. Bench. Cm. 7105k,. Phi, DOIIRL ES -Lynn. Northeast Louisiana, which come the running of Baylor's tIsn, 40 PhIIACICIflhIA I 10) 1 Perez. Cm. 91; Staub. McPae ICC. 38 made its major college debut Cleveland Franklin and Pat Baseball P r, ntis I? New York I NY, 94 1 Simmons. S?L. 90. O., '% Snnlei.n F)i1 1.' with a 3-3 tie with Universit f McNeil, as each passed the i'AMI'A APt - ''I wi'n lug txit of the night, aml it gave ,'.'Irit, t os A.q.'tec 1 mer,c.in League P'rwtanv.,, SF 90 (h,nhP .Y. ii Pacilc. (,n(fl.'it 8 San Franc.so I I had an CXCU.SI, but I don't. I Buffalo a 3-2 preseason record. East Ph. (ash. ISA. Pose. flS. . lOOyard mark. The only Rebel Pittsh,,rqh A. Montreal 0 W I Pc?. GB (In, Ill Garvey, LA. IS?. TPIPI ES Rivrr, Alabama and Missouri touchdown came on a sevCal. I?. Just didn"t play well," says Altanta dropped to 24. Hntc?nn 3. Sn Dto 7 Ii 57 596 (hI, 177. MilIan. NY. C'. Brett, EC. II. Ort,i Chi. 10. M1loc Steve liartkowski, Atlanta's Paltimnre Today'sGames 17 61 546 y 171 p Kelly, (hI 7, 9 Tied Wth 6 Barkowski, the University of New York (Stone New York 71 71 S 37 and rookie quarterback who was Iii Cn. 17; ('1OtJRLES-Pns(.. f F RUNS Webb A 6) at Montreal (Carri Peorh, (In. 3. Cash. Phi. 35. K C. 13 P Jackson, Oak. C ICI..f'lAn(1 67 70 ii, is buffaloed by the Bills in his First California standout who was the . Milwairb, thei's 7? And Ijinci 00). 7. (tn) A OIier. Pnh, 'U. Grubb. SD. ( Scott, MIt. 78. Bonds, NY, starting National Football country's top draft choice last A? II 43.4 73 fletrot I4u?nn (Richard 1091 at At ji SI 87 383 30 76. Burroughs. Tei. 25 year, had a bad first half, League role. ljifltji (Nle&ro ii I?). (n) West All. TRIPI IS -Garr. 10; S T C) L. F P1 flASES'--Rive,, "I'm discouraged now. But passing only seven times with St LnuI% (Reed 179) at C) Parker. Pqh, 9: Gritfey. Cm. Cal. U. Washington. Oak. 10 85 56 603 'ansas City 80 61 Philadelphia lUnc1ec'ood 137). 9. C.rsc, HIn 9. P Metiqer, Oti;. KC, '17 Remy. cal. 3? ; Monday morning, I'll beback at no completions and three inter(u) 69 75 179 l7 (Mew, work learning my job," Bar. ceptions. Crncaan Chicano (PraIl 00) at PIts 68 71 179 17' Phi, PUNS -Scrum,dt, STRIKEOUTS-- Tanana, Cal, t'uroh (Ellis 1 7). In) 66 77 17$ 11' tkowski vowed. 37.' Lu:inski. PhI. 31; Kifloman. flP. C, Perry. Tn, 700 In the third quarter, he finally Btyle (incinntI (Kirby 95) at San NY. 30. Bench. Cm. 25; Star yen. PAIn. 19A t'ri (.11, 186; (alitorna 61 79 141 77 In a game that included 16 connected with Ken Burrow on t'1,eoc (McIntosh 8 131. In) Saturday's Results adO, Pnh. 72: G Foster. Cm. 2?. Palmrr, flt 171 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (APt turnovers, 11 oF them by Ata 29-yard touchdown strike to Cleveland I. Detro.t 7 San Francisco (Barr 11171 at (cy. I 4. 77 Bear Bryant's 18th Alabama 'You always have a Boston 70. Milwaukee 6 Lns Anodes (Messersmith IS STOLEN BASES -Loops, . lanta, the Bills edged the Fal- put Atlanta ahead briefly. 14) (nI Oakland 7. Teias 1 team begins another quest for lot of .400 hitters in Moroan, Cm. 54; Brock 66. cons 16-14 Saturday night on a "I was just down, didn't have Baltimore 7 New York 6 13 Tuesday's Games C.'i..m. PIn. £1, Car SIt . ci college football's national February. I'm not so r,nc last mInute, 17-yard field goal it," Bartkowski conceded. "1 st. i r'ms at Philadelphia, It clenal, (hi. '11 championship tonight with City 46, California 33 ri) FOOTBALL by John lRypoldt. DeCiSIOnS)- i4 AT 10 N AL PITCHIP4(, (13 just want to tx able to do Cbicaao S Minnesota 7 players and coach alike tern- sure now' - Bear New York at Montreal, 7, It (,ullptt, (.n. I'3 3. III. 7 3$ Pta LEAGUE It was Leypoldt's third scor- something for this ball club." Sunday's Games nI ndskv. 511. 11 3. 186. 1 63 Sea EahIbItlons pering their initial optimism Bryant (leveland 7 9. Detroit 70 Hnustn at Atlanta. In) NV. 71 7. 150. 709 Denny Saturday's Games ____________________________________________________________ with some second thoughts. New York 7, Baitmore 0 (hicaao at Pittbuvqh, In) Sti . 9 1 697, '3 19 Norman. Cm ,ririnn,sti 7?. Ontrot 14 Boston 63. Milwaukee 3 7 Cincinnati at San Diego. n 9 1. 70 Bilt,notam, Cm St I nuis ii Mnnesota 6 "When they reported back For and 43 of the last 44. Bowl MnnesOtji 9, Chicago 1 San Francisco at Los Anqe 157, P17 1 91 l Jones. SD. 18 flutfalo 16. Atlanta II practice, that's all they talked gaines, of course, are a differCity 5. California 7, k-s. In) 9. 667. 7 71 .'nntntuco SF I) Mijimi 71, ChiCago 10 about," says Bryant, whose 242 ent story and the Bear's recent ii nninas NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIPIGON SCHOOL BUDGETS . so c7 Pitt5turgh 71. New Orleans Oak l3nd I 7. Teias 13 ictories in 30 years at Mary- record of post-season self-de1) AMERICAN LEAGUE TodaysOames Pursuant to the provisions of Section 73717 Florida Statutes. 1971 Kansas C'ty 31. Green Bay 3 R.%TIINC. (375 ,, hats)land, Kentucky, Texas A&M struction stands at 0-7-1. Boston (Wise 18 8) at Cleve rtice is hereby givcn that a public hearmog shall be held by the District Ar,cp'l,.c Pt.itade(phia I 35 ( arew. PAin. 3M. Lynn. Bsn. " f°'et about those games land (Harrison 7%). 730 pm and Alabama are third on the 5çhgol floardc)f Semiruo(eCjnty, Florida on September IS. 197S at the hour 327 Munson. NY. 315. Rice, 0 Detroit (LolIch 11.16) at New of 730 P M in the Seminole County Court HouSe at Santord (or the purpose assoonaslcan,"hesays, "but all-time list and who sends Sunday's Games BIn. 311. Orta, Chi. en Cleveland 21. New York Gi second-ranked Crimson Tide the kids still get a lot of lip York flattimore (May 12 10). S D 16 1 PuNS- Mayberry. ICC. ; ('Torre: said County for the liscal year beginning July 1. 1975 and endIng June 30, at NATIONAL LEAGUE ( yr'n flcn. *9; Rice. flsn. $6. ants 70 against Missouri tonight before musicaboutit.Theyseem more Milwaukee (SUtton 1111). 8'30 1976 The budgets are Summartied as follows 41. San Francisco Denver 10 137% at bats) BATTINC, Ytrmhi, Bsn. IS: Carew. determlnedandtheydidahotor p.m ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGET anexpectedcrowdof&5,000plus New Fnqtnrvi 31. San Diego MiwliocI. Chi. 367. T Simmons. Mm. j Kansas City (Solittorif $5) at StL. GRADES K.17 Watson. PIn, .325; 33$. a national television audience conditioning work this summer Oakland (Hnitman IS 13). Il PIJNS BATTED IN--R'ce. 1 OPERATING FUND BUDGET 377. New York Jets is, Wasttsnci Sanguillen. f Morgan, Cm. 97 , Lynn. Rsn. 95. May on their own. Some guys came ABC, 9p.m., EDTI. A flalance'sonhangBeginningof Year 4.159.66531 Pab, 377 berry, KC. 94: P Jackson, Oak, ton 31 Only names scheduled B Anticipated Receipts "But there hasn't been much back 20-25 pounds lighter." Today's Games RLJNS-Cath. Phi. 101. Rose. 93. C', Scott, Mu. 9(3 Tuesday's Games Federal Funds 1.$I$.$I6 02 Baltimore t (lotj5trjn 9 p en Like all card-carrying mem9* Morgan. Cm. 96. (in talk of a national championship PIT S (arew PAin 174 Mun Tp,ac at Minnesota. 7. 6 p m State Funds 22.OS.3.SIS 26 In the past few weeks because bersofthecoaching proFession, Boston at Cleveland. 7-30 Local Funds I1.941,116 00 _______ the Bear Is running scared and p en they've looked so bad in pr New York, • om TotaIA&B tice. You always have a lot of he might have some justifiable DetrOit at He's flaltlmare .it Milwukp.. 8:30 Understudy Stars .41%) hitters in February. Back cause since Missouri finished 7- , , _________________________________________________________________ in the spring, I thought we'd 4 last season and tied for second California at Chicago, 9 p Kansas City at Oakland, it have a shot at it, but I'm not so in the powerFul Big Eight B en Proposed E.pendmtures Conference, sure now." Instructional National League But this Is a regular-season "Missouri scares me to c Salaries 13.394,66)11 soii res e n ce I East Transportation 1,475.59700 game and Bryant hardly ever death," Bryant says. "They W I Pct. GB Other Eip.nses loses one of those-fl in a row have That 230-pound ai1back Pittshurah SO 60 S71 I Reserves 77.050.954 'S By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRISS game lead over the Sun in the toring with much of his success. Tony Gaibreath, who can fly, st Louis is u sn s' ______ Larry Csonka makes his Western Division PliiIpha 71 l 521 "It was a great day-except For and they have one oF the finest Total -C. 39.373.112 39 New York 73 4$ 518 7', presence felt, even when he In Saturday night's games, the injury." Speed Skater Ottsen passers in the nation In Steve (hiAan 67 16 469 11', doesn't get into the game. the Jacksonville Express beat The other members oF the 7 DEBT SERVICE FUND BUDGET Pisarkiewlcz. I'm sure they will P.Wtre& 61 79 434 19 With Csonka sidelined bethe Shreveport Steamer 22-15, Miami Three, the trio of defecWest test our inexperienced seconA. Balances on hand Begioning of Year Funeral Service Set Cincinnati 95 17 669 cause of a groin injury, his Un- the Charlotte hornets beat the tors from the National Football Stale Funds dary. 1.1*9,174 IS Los Ar.ocles 75 61 S21 20', derstudy, Willie Spencer, Philadelphia Bell 10-0, and the League's MIami Dolphins, "Coach Al Onofrio lud always S Francisco ST. LOUIS (AP) Funeral 70 77 193 7S Local Funds S26,I11 SI sterced right In and rushed for Birmingham Vulcans topped made more tangible contnibu61 7, services are to be at 10 a.m. had great defensive teams. Our San B Receipts IttA 63 • 411 142 yards to lead the Memphis the Portland Thunder 28-6. tions to Memphis' success. Tuesday for Lamar Ottsen, an Offense has been so inconsistent HoStOn c ss •9 357 Grizzlies to a 37-17 victory over Stat, Funds 4.$.$44 46 Spencer, a 230-pounder, was Jim Kiick rushed For two Internationally known speed they may manhandle us like Saturday's Riults local Funds 101.34700 the Hawaiians. named the game's outstanding touchdowns and 106 yards, St. Iou's 6. New York 3 skating figure and chairman of they did that year t1968 in the Cincinnati 3. Sin FranciSco The triumph gave Memphis a player. He carried 15 (lines be- while Paul Warfield caught a Total- -Ala the U. S. Olympic committee's Gator Bowl when Missouri won 3.216,451 P Atlanta 3. Los Angeles one-half game lead over Hir- fore' leaving the game in the 14-yard scoring pass, one of two 35-10). Darn right I'm worried. speed skating committee. (hicoo 1. Phltadm';r..iima 6 C Proposed Elpenditures mingham i11 the World Football fourth quarter with a bruised thrown by Danny White. The Bonds 671.000 C' League's Eastern Division, rib, other was a 29-yarder to Gary Interest 720.379 5. Meanwhile, the San Antonio Other "The holes were open and I Shirk. I.U2s.1?i e C) Anticipated Reserves and Balances at Wings beat the Southern Call, was running well," said SpenJohnnie Walton threw three End o Year fornia Sun 30-8 to take a half- cer, who credit's Csonka's (U. touchdown passes, including ------ - - --- - - - Total -CRC) two to Wilhlo FrRhmnr tat ianl i iii San Antonio to victory. Walton 3. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND BUDGET COUPON SERVICE SPECIAL teamed with Donrde Joe Walker A Balance at Beginning 04 Year 5.181.779 71 ___ R Anticipated Receipts for San Antonio's first touch. Stale Funds 1.107,19731 down, then threw scoring Local Funds None p passes of 17 and eight yards to Frazier. Total A&B 6.591,477 C Anthony Davis gained % C.Pr000sedEspenct,tures 4S71,790 7 yards on 21 carries for the Sun. Balances and Reserves at Frmdof Year Alfred Ilaywood carried 19 17,134 37 times for 123 yards and George Total C 6.191,427 Mira hit on 18 of 32 passes for This Week - 07 1 yards to lead the Express to victory. Haywood dove across 4. CONTRACTEC) PROGRAM FUND BUDGET You receive a complete safety inspection A flalaocesonhandBegnnngof Year S$$.071 5' from the one midway through ./1),.,,, A Anticipated Rreipt All work guaranteed the fourth quarter to give Federal Funds i 2IS 611 C") Stat. Funds for 6 Jacksonville the lead, then months or 6000 mIles None INCLUDES: I Local Funds Charlie I)urkee capped the Champion Spark Plugs scoring with a 42-yard field Matched Tungsten Pointi TotalAIB 103,6978' We Employ Only goal, Heatty Duty Condenser Proposed E*penditure.s Ceslif led Mechanics a Adjust Ttmtng Set DwIl Don Highamith gained 101 Initrucllonal Adjust carburetor yards on 20 carries For CharSalaries Electronic Analysis Service Dept. hours 171.699 1) lotte and scored the game's Transportation None Reigtor PIUQI 8 Llroited access Catri Weekdays 8 to 5 Other E'penses only touchdown on a 27-yard I_I, - - - -- - - - - U. - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - 428,993 il scamper on the second play of -I the Final period. Pete Itajecki's Total -- C 8(31 69? Ii COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE fifth field goal of the SL4SOfl s MILLAGES TO BE LEVIED without a miss, from 37 yards, $49.88 INCLUDES: (Add $30 for disc brakes) provided the other points. The millacie to be levied on tte 1913 assessment roil to proriu;e Install oversized linings on all 4 wheels Art Cantrelle ran for three necessary revenues (Or tt*.e budgets for th ensuing fiscal 'ear are: A District No I tas levy Board Rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders touchdowns--frorii I, S and 10 Imills Ft Dsfnict No 1 ta. levy -Voted Turn all 4 brake drums & arc all 4 brake shoes i yards out-For Birmingham, 30,000 C DistrIct Plo 1 Interest 5. Repack front wheel bearings Sink t.c hich jumped out to a 23-0 lead 6 mu', Bleed & adjust brakes The mlllage levy regur to participate in the F'orida Education and coasted home. He gained 79 Finante Program I5 6 793) mills The mllag proposed Inspect brake hoses & lines I for curre's-i' yards on 20 carries. operating purposes is s mills _____________________________ Inspect master cylinder I Complete details of each separate part of the school budgets Sum merited above are on file and are availabl, for public inSpection at the l COMPLETE SAFETY INSPECTION For The Office of the County Supermnt,t To T'ii Ths' (6, 8) Concentration Wtld World Animals (13) Snorting Britain (24) Intercom (35) P''y 8) Squad Sunrise - Search For Tomorrow I COOLEST Deal In Town I Ijj ('llf lit 5EMINOL iinr'irTl11 ____________________ Rt. 17-92. Sanford Sanford Phoni: 322-1055 L _ -_ - - - - - Chrysler-Plymouth & DODGE TRUCKS Just 9 miles north of Rt. 436 Orlando Phno: $474175 = - - - - - I I General ' Electric Central AIr Conditioning System Call PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 1007 Sanford Ave. 3776563 WALL ATTESTWilliam P Layer SperlfltCnde,t of Schools 1. Fa Officio Secretary to District School Board PhIi',p, Srpt $ 1915 Tm, ' " iow MAT1P4 F I 0 DSJYI.I1' MATtE 2:30 14 T HE Sro TIm# so. CHEEHLEAOERS The Five Kittens _______ - PH[I (JITU S1JSA BLA[[Y' F At' ,.I'i r.ltl,'S EeItr.ca units ,'., ... (6) ili . PJ"ws (6) Andy GriffItti (9) Beverly - jil Iaauu Julia to fninsitler the adoption tIitAfl(P NV IN. City 4 Florda. title nI w'c is .1111 ________________ llama Jim Ii In Memory of Moms Mabley. deceased May 1973 - of I disney and th ôee9 - 3:00p.m. ALL YOU CAN EAT! $2. 25 . Sheraton Sanford Motor Inn MfNatO'I HOTISS A$O S'OtOI I'Ort A *O.OñIDF srlvucr or it' Oaf c,O'i LvI',iji LI I 41 StAt? IOu?? II saroio iLL 1.1 III •- TOMMY RAYMOND Mon. Sat. 900p.m.-200a.m. - _________________ - - v' HF CITY OF ('I OPIC)A, THAT SANFORD. CERTAIN PROPERTY SANFORD ON C)FP 59 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IP4 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 74-fl3l-CA.09.0 AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN FORD AVENUE AND PALMWAY AND REIWEEP4 POIPISET TIA DRIVE AND ROSE DRIVE ltd ACrOPOANcE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73610. I AWS OF FlORIDA, 197). AND ''''' ,'. "' - '' r,Jur,rpc IN MLL.UNI.)APICI WITH 'THE PROVISIONS OF (HAPTFP 11190. LAWS OF FlORIDA, 1971 A copy shalt he available at thi cithlect to any and all e*isting leins. at the- Front (Westl Door of the 5eminnle (nunt'/ Courthouse in ranforci. Florida the above described personal property That 'aid sale i% being made to '.atisfv INc terms of jid Writ Of F secutlon John F Pntk, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TC'JAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. potaor', etc Plaintiff, CARLIOPI DUNNING and ARCHIE DUNNING, a I a Lavonia Dunning, his wIfe. Defendants office f the City Clerk for al! per sot; desirino to elamirle the same All parties in interest and citizeni shalt hay,' an opportunity to be heard at said hearing fly i'ircIer i'if the City Commission ot tI'c' ('ti nI Sanford Flridi H P4 Tamrn, Jr City Clerk Publish ce-pt $ 1975 DFP 36 AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO CARLTOP( DUNNING Residence unknown YOU APE NOTIFiED that an action for foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lot 30 and that part of Lot 3). OAKLAND HILLS, described as follows' Beginning at point on the curve 04 th East right of-way line of Encirmo Way at the intersection with the Southerly line of Lot 30; thence a NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Pcitire s h-ebv Oven thitt a Public l'ir'arn will he held at the Crimm.ss;on Pnm fl the City Hall in lit',..,, Pii'ti(i' uveri th,jt a Public t-$n,',rirr a ill he lucId at the CommiSSion Room 0 the City Hail in the City nf Sanford. Florida. at 7 00 illllilll llllillJiiiil JllillIJllip . South 61 degrees SO' 29' East along the Southerly line of Lot 30 (or a distance of 13307 feet; thence North 64" 37' 33" West for a distance of the City of Sanford. Florida a' 1 00 O'clock P M on September 77. 197S. 105 99 feet. thence North St de'ees to consider the adoption of an or dinance the City of Sanford Florida, title of W$,iCh is as follows- ORDINANCE NO. 1310 30' 35" west for a distance of 29 66 feet to the point of beginning. ac cording to the plat thereof as recorcie in Plat Book 13. Page 61 of the Public Records of Seminole County, FiGfid', AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA AAArIJruIjr. #'iDNi&1ALf n,, ..........' 'iJ Dfl ''". has been filed against you and you are required to serve a Copy of your fittfl ,1.lønte. if n 1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY or SANFORD FLORIDA, API NFXIPIC. 'TO AP INCLUDING -A'ITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA (IF THE CITY OF SANFORD. -- FLORIDA THAT PPOPFPTY '---------' ... - ARLJTTIP4G U S HIGHWAY 17 92 OF AND BETWEEN AIRPORT BOUt EVARD AND THE FASTFPt.Y EXTENSION OF LAKE P,SARY BOULEVARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 6:00 (2, 6, i, ') News PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73620, I AWS OF FLORIDA 197). AND FURTHER IN ACCORDANCE Vi IT H THE P POV IS IONS OF CHAPTER 74 190. LAWS OF By order of the City Commission c-f the City of Santorci. Florida H N Tamm. Jr IN THE CIRCUIT To oer c'i)lurne I, II and III. yend SI for each, making checks pnvible til "Seek Find" in Cflr(! of thus newspaper. ('hlflflCl. Tick Fever E a I e r To '1 r e t IJHRA(Sept.23)Thjsshoul(f be a good day for you where things oF a material nature are concerned. Be alert for a chance to Fill your piggy bank, S a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22i You have excellent leadership By Lastrence E. Lamb. M.D. qualities. They'll be very evident to your peer group DEAR DR. LAME' I would tOday. Assume greater like to inquire about the vacresponsibility. cination for Rocky Mountain SAGITFARLUS Nov. 23-Dec. Spotted Tick) Fever. Some 211 You'll be Fortunate today in doctors do not keep the serum dealings with those in and explain that it is too cxauthority. Favors that would pensive to keep on hand and not be L'ranted to others will )'v' thnt Ihe cIvlt snot' hnt', cnnilui,c "u" . ,',o,"-, given to yOU. side effects. Other doctors give me reason the vaccine is not CAI'RICORN tl)ec. 22-Jan. the shots and recommend them, used so mUCh any more is that it 19) Things will work out today if Do you think these shots are is now much easier to treat you use imaginative concepts. worthwhile? Ticks are very bad Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever l)un't be afraid to test bold-necr in this part of the countrY. th.z'n it used to be. The imideas. especially in the grass and portant thing Is to suspect the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) woods, disease early and start treatConditions that have a direct Also tell me a little about the went early. Several antibiotics effect upon 'our standing in the fever and some early signs to tetracyclines and chlorameyes oF others are extremely look for if my children get sick. phenieoli are very effective in favorable today. Your deeds What can be done if a child gets treating the disease. will win you points, this fever? The name of the disease is a l'ISCESi Feb. 20-March 20) A IJEAR READER You are misnomer, It was first found in situation that was out of liar. altnost out of the woods this the United States in sIontana inony will be brought into fos year. The disease usually and for years people ught it today. The end result will strikes between the first of May was indigenous to the Rocky please all concerned, and the last of September. MountainArea. which nrovNttn - Pt, '061. Orlanao. Florio.32f37 on twbelorethe7lthdtyof September. 1975. and file the original with the clerk of thIs Court either be(or. service on plaintiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the :omptartt COURT OF is found quite frequently along the Atlantic Seaboard. It affects about 3(%) people a year, The disease itself starts two :1a's to two weeks after being bitten bya tick. The illness may begin like measles. However, measles are less common lii months when Rocky Mountain Fever Is most likely to There may be associated pain in the bones, joints, and iiiuscles, but that won't help make a diagnosis. By the second day the Fever is com• monly 4Oto 40.5 degrees C (104 to 105 degrees F,). In two to six days a rash develops und may progress to involve .-- lnrsnt areas of the skin ---,- ------ -------.-'-. be CITY OF City of C.ssse-fb.rry that INC CouncI II hold a publiC heAring to consider enactment of a non emergency rrciinanrp entitled iv WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on August 11th. 1973 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of tt'te Circuit Court By - Elaine RlCharde Deputy Clerk PubliSh Aug. 1$, 7.S I. Sept. I, 5, 1975 DEO 106 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLOR IDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1412-AS An OrdinAnCe adopting the (Iceeral Fund Operations Budget. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ettincforthanitemi7ejtimaleol CHARLES M MILLER. SR It'.' e,pence cii ConduCting each department ri the municipal and noverriment ot the City of FRANCIS MILLER (e'%eiherrv for the ensu'ng 1975 76 ,., ,.. fiscal year and aOorooriating tiusbar'd Respondent reyenu,r. mr the various Iund5 and NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION the ptirpvuses of such estimale, To Randall Etdon Ellison. Sr cr,nfirmlnn Kvo.ndtures to date. TO- Francis Mule, ?9 Main Street severability ronflits and effective 779 S Lee Stre.'t Ft Dcvens date Valdosta, Georgia 31601 Massachusetts 0143) The ordnance is posted You are hereby notified that a at the City Hall Casselberry. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED proceeding for Relief Unconnected Florida t.. i'. ..... %%S'''S 'W' WiTfl UISSOIuTi.'mfl of marriage has PubliC hearing will be held in the and modification of Final Judgment been filed aaainst you and you are (ty Halt, (ascelberry Florida on Dissolving Marriage has been filCd required to Serve a copy of your the t3th clAy of September. A 0 1973 against you and you are required to written defenses. if any. thereto at 7 lOP P1 neas soon thereafter as serve a co 04 your ltten upon Petitinpr'; attorneys. whose a' whfth im 'nfeceStCui defenses. If any, thereto on names and addresses appear below, rtiCk jir,i ritiens for and against Petitioner's attorneys, whose name", on or before October 11. 191 5, and file the proposed ordnance Will be and addresses appear below. on or the originAl thereof with the Clerk of beard This hearing may be con before September 17. 1975 and file thiS Court either before serviCe Ofl tinied from rime to time until final the original thereof with the Clerk of Petitioner's attorneys or im arlion 15 taken by the City Council this Court either before service on 'edately thereafter, otherwise a C.nivecn yrirseives accordingly Petitioner's attorneys or im default will he entered against you Date-cl th.s 75th day of August. mediately tP,ereatter; Otherw'Se a fr the- relief demanded in the a fl lois defautt wilt be entered against you Petititn (Seøtt for the relief demanded in the WITNESS MY HAND and the seal y Bill B Grier Petition t this Court on the StPI day of Sep Mayor Witness my hand and the Seal of tenher, A 0 197S ATTIST " - - -------"" Loun on nw ijin Oay 0! August, (ScaIl 4i1 M fl'Ercnle A 0 1975 t.rttutjr H fleckwitti, Jr Aitino City Clerk (SEAL) (l.'ri' cit the Circuit Court Pu-litih Aii 7$, 5eçt 5 1915 Arthur H Beckwth Jr ii, Ela,rue RiCharde 0' iuty Court POOFQTM MORRIS DF0 175 Clerk of Circuit Court OIJTCHISON & MORRIS 710 NorTh Park Avenue Deputy Clerk RESOLUTION Sanlord Florida 37771 PittiSh Sept. 8. IS. fl '19. 1973 PER 67 ON MOTION BY COMMiSSiONER KIMBROUGH. SECONDED BY COMM 155 tON ER K W IA T KOWSICI THE Dr(fI ii'TIf'iIJ INVITATION By Elaine RiCharde ___________________ '" ' to CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA TOWHOMIT '.IAYCOPICERN NOTICE IS hereby q'ven by th F 10 R I 0 A E tO Hi' E EN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1177.CA.ISA In Re; the Marriage f BPFP4I)A FAVE ELLISON Wife Pe?toner and PAPIDAt I ELDON ELLISOPI. SR . Enjuv much larder "Seek & Find" puzzles with over M•) discoverte per panel Ifi an aII.new erie of 24.page booklets. SAID CITY. AND ADOPTING A SALARY CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR 197576 FISCAL YEAR Shall have an opportunity beard at Said hearing Cily Clerk Publish- Sept S. 1975 RICHAPDHADAMS,JR of Gr;y. Adams, Harris I Robin'sui. PA. plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is 101 East Robinson Street, P0 heard at said hearing By order Of the City Commission Of the City of Sanford. Florida H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk Publish Sept S. 1975 DEP lfic nil the City Clerk for all per tons desiring to esamine the same All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be - SAID CITY, AS AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE ADOPTING A POSITION CLASSIF ICATIOPI PLAN FOR THE EMPLOYEES OF A copy Shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per. tons deSiring to elamine the same. All parties in interpst .rud citiZens FLORIDA, 1974 A copy shall be available at the ABC News (13) Zanc' Grey Lx' false. ft "unlimited buffet" being served monday i(t,ti)m,j% by r people rushing to enjoy the delicIous thrt.4 saturday from 11:30a.m. (II ORDINANCE NO. 13)7 - 'between tN OPOIPIAPICE OF THE CIT FOLLOWING At iLIAc Arw',nynr'i "" e Florida in arrordance with the Name rrnvisonS of the I Sec?-n fAS 07 statutes. To Wit F unrida Statutes 3957 S Russell I Mnncr , q'l Kathleen Moncriel P(it'itiSh SPOt 8 15 77 77 1975 or Sanford. OF' SANFORD. FLORiDA. All PF XIPIC'. TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA o'clock P PA rn Septeentr 77. 1975. to coosder the adoption of an or clinance Ptv the City of Sanford. F fi'id i titlp il Pi-Ch 5 as follows _______________ OIPIC, andthat *C in?IfldtO register 'd name with the (,lerk of the (mrc,,t (n,rt. Semnole County. ORDINANCE NO. 1313 i'm lllll cem,nnlenunty. Florida under the liti?iOuS name of WEKIVA LAN . NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. aiaaa (3$) Lost In Space (44) Partridge Family Theatre n'cloi'k PM rn September77, 1973. Dr 17 ci (9) Dinah (24) Sr'sarne Street (35) Ur-tderdog (44) Mickey Mouse Club 430 (2) Bonanza (8) Mr'rv Griffin (9) Lucy Show (35) flatman (44) GIlligan's Island 5'00 (9) GillIgan's Island (24) Mlstr Rogers N&qhborhood (35) Mickey Mouse (2) t')Qht Smuither, Defendant. wh'ch aforesaid Writ of E*ecution WitS (tnliynreql to me Sheriff of 5emnnl. n,jn'y. Flor,dit and I p'.,s,,' levieri upon the following rtpc,'rihed property owned by ('1wiht Sm'slker. Sad property t*inn located n Seminole County, FlOrida, more particularly described as 10110*5 One U)) 1965 Chevrolet Camaro aujtomrihil. Vin P40 I71175t43-41756 Storerl at Ptliff 8 Sons in San ford. Florida Additional in formation avatjuhle from the Civil fltvi;n of the Seminole County Sheriff'; Department and the ,Jndnr%rin.d as Sheriff of Sheriff 'iiflnlc rrijnt'j F o' ia P:t'li%h Sept N. IS. 21 79 1975 Jill Notice ; PnrCh1 (lveO thil' . are rnnan°j'.°'5. 171 I Bo. 18-1 Wekiva Park Drive, SantorcJ (nrnmissinn Rnnr,i in the City Pall in the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7 00 vs Saminote (n,intv, Florida. w'Il at 1) 00 A PA r.n INc '30th day of Sep temPter. A C) 1975. offer for sale and tiI In Ii,,,. knk... I.,4,4.. i.'. .''_ '-'...,.,,.',,'.4,..',, ,j,aur. • 'U! tO')!. ,-• Mery Griffin - MOMS" MABLEYr 'AMAZING GRACE". S - . - TRUTP.( entertainment. It tJtOp.in 40 Athenian legislator ?3Shasespearean 42 Permit use of Veneti,in 2 spirit 44 Biblical weed potentate 3 t,fodprn Pecsi,i 24 Chain pvts 45 Brain passage .1 Sahara 46 H,ndu weights 25 Small features 26 Sire 47--. 5 Ancient 27 Srniuu Hammerstijold 6 Educalonal 48 Building 29 Shir,v' 1, group lab I CutIrir) addition 31) Ar,red 7 Separately 49 Braz.laru tree 8 Produced 50 Flatlish cc,nli'ctc 9 VIy',Np of 11 1q'n.q rod St Onetme name 1 I (44) Bewitched l-4&SR46 Chairman. District School Board of Seminole County, Flor ida 20 vegetation Good (35) Mayberry RFD AIRPORT ____________________ 1975 Of SCttOO) at Sanford end will also be available for such Public hearing together with all supporting statements and Information All Interested poison; are Cordinally invited to par ticlp.ate In this public hearing and to discuss thi school program and budget; for this County for the ensuing year. DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARDO( SEMINOLE COUNT V. FLOP IDA By'RoberlG(flud)Feather tS Roman bronze DOWN i•aaui.j•••• - - ------1 % Female deer ti De-a 39 Roman 12 Abstract be'ng goddess ot (24) Feeling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9ttlth i 5'. fluir'dncs (1 i Plaintiff, ji Q 204 c7omani (9) Alt Mv Childmnn , I- - 10 [it",,.rSO,, (24) Electric Company (44) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6'30 (2. 8,) NBC News 1230 (2,8, 13) Jackpot - Joe (reamons, Inc FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAPING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDIPIANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice i5 hereby given that a Public Hv'arinu will he held at 'he 1975. in that certain case tntitled. A (24) VIlla Alegre - mile guarantee ______ _____ IIIuiui" HIllbillies Ii,t ,u.., , -- -, 4 IJI '..,flIJiI_' journa' (35) Rig Valley ----., DI . Tattletales ARIES lMarch 21-April 19 pleasant diversions. Efforts expended on behalf oF CANCER IJufle 21-July 221 Someone else will be rewarded Much attention will be centered in a most unu,sual fashion in the on you today. \'our company near future, cc ill be sought by others. You TAURUS I April 20-Ma)' 201 miay even get a surprise inYou tend to benefit today vitation. through close associates or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22t partners. You will be let in on Something is stirring to make something. It will prove much both you and your family feel to your liking, more secure. It could be that GEMINI i May 21-June 20) raise you've been hoping for. You're very creative at home VIRGO (Aug. 23-k'pt. 22) today. Little tasks that are You'll be receiving some good usually a bore will prove to be news. You'll he anxious to share it with a less' choice friends, It O'0 •?(C•U ill) 14Ia(P cc ill come through a unique 5O(*G (P61* - - P N 6M e .., Bullwinkle (44) Fllntston,", -("0 (7, 8. 13) Somir S'lfl (5,13) Magnificent Marble Machine (9) EyewItness Tune upj II f .fE N For Tuesday, September 9, 1975 ., -- , ö R 0 6 9 By BERNICE BEHE OSOL - - _. t. E R DFP 53 - I ________ . HOROSCOPE - ') -_ (44) Brady Bunch Restless (6) - A T - adrenal 26 Bag iJb I ....P.,lQres Iowa 'g Frenct scientist P,taru.' 'OGermanwriter Franz u? Minding '3 Greek market places .1-1 Small streams 5 German name of Tatlinn 5fl.$ •flm,ri 28 Club Lifestyle t4e,',c (44) Variety 1 00 (2) Marble Machine (6) News - - 1]) Hollywood Siiires (6) Love Of Live (9) Hanpy Days (24) ElectrIc Company (9) Fe 1 -- ' Jubilee ''3 RU-I One Life To (35) Rocky And (24) Senior Scene MORNING ¶5 Greek god Of tributary Polio 'w.uc?,' dsSCOve'r'r Live lO'3O (2, 8, 13) Wheel Of Forfune (6) The Prici. I' RIght (35) 700 ClOt) (44) Green Acres 1I'OO (2, 8, 13) Hiqh Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue Tuesday Hurt, But r Room Best 1 '00 (2. 8) Tomorrow Show 220 (9) Daily Word 71 - (9) (44) Father Know 11-55 (6) 47 Mencruant P,4,jb' 5? 01 high mountjns .ft1 w Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE A 0 9 Stooges (24) YOfla (44) Donahue 600 (9) 3'30 (6) AFTERNOON 1200 (7, 44) Ne',',s ILl V,',,..,, A..1 'J'9 •1PJ )7. (9) II' in IVI Leaders (44) Three (24) Sesame Street 10 (2, 8. I'j Atrican country 16 Eaperts '7 Dmspatcni Jtuö - ______________ NOTICE ISHEREBY C',IVEPI by virtue of thaI m'e,tn Writ Of e,v'rutinn iSsued rxjt of and under the sealofthe(rvjntyCm,ntof Seminole (Ounty. Florida. upon a final i'.artnment rendered •n thp aforesaid cr-mitt on the lAth day of July. 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MORRIS Pc,st Office Drawer H Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Pe$i$io,,e' PublIhAug I5,7SISept 1.8 ¶975 t t !"-k THE REGULAR MEETING 01 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM OEO 101 MISSIONE PS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 72 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION IN PR ECI NCT NO. 47, IN THE PAY OF JULY A 0. 1975 COUi4TY OF SEMINOLE, FLORIDA, ON SEPTEP4BER 23. WHEREAS the Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. of Sanford FlOrida, has been peqited by the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN property, Litke Monroe, Florida residents of the Woodlands area. THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION wli until 3 00 pm edt 1)500 hours), held on the 73rd day of 3eo located within the confines of FridA',. September 71. 1975. Precinct 17. requesting a Municipal tember. 1975, for the purpose ci 1 Insurance coverage must include Services Tasing Unit be established straw vote to determine whether or liability- workman's compenSation, for said area, hereinafter called the not a Municipal Service Ta.ing Unit, risk, fine, eitended coverage. Woodlands Municipal Services is desred by the Citizens Of the vandalism and matic,ous mischief; T,'m,no Wtlarxls area Unit and automobile; blanket bond. and The place of voting In the WHEREAS. Florida Law under accidental death Specifications authority cii Article SPECIAL ELECTION shall be the VIII Section 1 may IC picked up at the Ad place listCd •n the Res.ouut.o'i Set If) and Article VII. Sec'ion 9 IbI of ministration Building. Port the Con;titutin 04 the State of forth below Thepollswill be open at Sanford. Orange Boulevard, Lake Florida. and under authority ot the voting place on the ,late of %4d Monroe. Florida from I 00 a m Florida Clettio from 7 00 A M unlul 7 St*tutp lIOlit 5t.n uO!iI) VU I) m lV.7Q bOu.jrs until 1700 P.M cvi the same lay, all as 17301 (1) (gi an (r). and Section Puours). Monday 'hrouqti Friday ). PrOvides for the provided in said Resolution adopted 700 C71 The Seminole County Port on July 77. 1973 itnid published in fult. establishment and procedures f Authority reserves the right to below, as part of thus Notice f p" ° the development rdiet' any or alt b'js any b'd ar,cr cf re(reatonI ser rC(eiyed after tPiesp(ufied time will 'stpt,0. Location of Precinct vices and facilities and also far thC not he considered Plo bidder may No 47 Lonqwood Community development and maintenance withdr* hu bid for a period Building, corner of W Warren Street os. landscaping ard o'ller forty five (451 day-s alter date set for improvements 01 a like nature and Wilma Street. Lt,ngwoocj bid Openings Floridit, Seminole County In the Public areas the Bidswill beopened at theOff,ce ot Wondlan*s Municipal Services Unit the Administrator at 3 00 p en. Alt qualified electOrs reSiding NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT edt, (1500 hours). or as soon RE SOLVE') that the Board of within the Precinct shall be entitled. thereafter as possible on September County Commissioners of leminole Qualified and permitted to sole at SuCh election County, Floridit. Set date of Dated jit Santord Seminole of Sav'ninote SPECIAL ELECTION, for a straw County. Flonids th 5th day Florida vote called br the Woodlands September. A 0 1913 SidOCy I Vitilen. Jr Municipal Servicps Taicmng Unit. for By Order of Chairman, Board ol County September 7), 1913 Seriinole County Port CommiSsIoners. Seminole UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED thiS Authority Covrfy. Florida fl day of July. A 0 1973 S Thomas A Binford. ATTEST ATTEST Chairman Arthur H BecIwIti Arthur H Beckwmth, Jr ATTEST (leak to the Board ôi Clerk to the Board Edward I Blacksh,are County Commistioners Sein,nole County Commissioners in and Sec retary County, Florida Seminole County. Florida Ptblith st S. IS. 1975 'i I 5 I', 1t75 PijhliSi'i Ai 75 Publish Aug 751 sept 1.1 IS 1973 PEP 63 County Port Authority's .r2i '-'. "'i i. --Z.".-.5-4 -' "','PL otfice. located on the Port , . . - t'cV III ... ,. T-4;'- :A-'- .j-.;-;f;"-' T1 A,,, r' er "i . -*'i.r - �4 8— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. I. lt7S ___________ 32H0USes 4—Personals pWfltd - -------------- I 41—Houses Unfurnished . Children OK I rent And I mo Security Call s,i i 007 ______________________________ Air conditioned, fenced 1901 Summerlln Ave ft.9i or makt' offer 372 3197 AVON ARE YOU LONELY' Let us help I Wril to earn EiIr Xmas money YOU to inert the right (All MI 1079 for you NATIONAL SINGLES i 7 hedronm hnup, stove.. 11 10 133 CLUB OF AMERICA Phi 305 (,ntry(luh Circle 323 157$&ter EARN FXTRA INCOME th 7) 27i0 I 10 As little1)5 QCIS vou 'tarted 10 A h op5% I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE own 'lory Phone 131 7 And 1 bedroom patio homes FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED r.elThe 1091 mo FIRST MONTH ' S RENT BY ANYONE OTHER THAN 1777090 ERFE AS, OF SEPTEMBER S. 19741, _-. 7oned (7, 7 BR. fireplace. garage. iowo. move In 114.950 Acre l flA• ?fl 111 VItA "''."Y TitusviIIp- 3 bedroom. l' bath wall to wAll carpet. lanced yaqd. bsrA utUl shade trees 119500 269 1770 _______________________ -- --- 41—Houses Set of twin flptehcd%nr tool prinn SS Two old scwng - BALL REALTY TAFFER REALTY Modernizing your Home? Sell t Ine k... uwiul irems Cla ssified Ad Firli R'.tl Estate Broker 377 6655 IICF 75th St AssuiiPaymirits "c; 'riut LUXURY ITEMS I-Ut times Wallace JAckson - It's like pennies from heaven when OU sell "Don't Needs" With t an A FRACTION OF THEIR COST F ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! - 64—Equipment for Singer Zig Zag, 10 front load delu x e Sewing machine. Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance SANFORD Motorcycle Insurance fLAIR AGENCY 37) 3*M . -- 21Sitto 78_IW)?OrCYcles l9704ond4S0rCflt(00fl See tOAPPfC'Cl&C 1175 phone 373 515* after 1- 30 o m BArIry & F ood M L .'Iie Mary. CLOSE our Xl Pd Discount all Shelf qood Store Eguipmenlfor Sale lfl - ncPi'nrc. Sl0each. Call iftcc 5 30 pm fl '1551 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES *17W isIS? .327 SMI; - I —iachineryrooIs Rent 68th Year, No. 16—Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1975 79—Trucks-Trailers .i BR, 7 bath Pinecret area large Transferred Must sell 4 BR. ?bath Rent Plue lustre Electric Carpet Hcvydutyconvenioflat cAb White 3 BR. Ii yArd. %i9Cmo ISO deposit 37 7534 Pm' Kitchen with breakfast bar, 717 BAYWOOD CIRCLE --Of 168 or 1O Payment s of 19. See at t erithin' VneOAr' Ba' Kelp' Now Will r.rp 'or elderly person in my Shanpoorr for only ll SOperday ,srerbor. twin trumpet hOrnS. K W ci? bats. new carpet, in eceIlent 37 or after 11,4111 5 130 157) 11, tr-r setf ticaning oven dishwasher. SANr0RD SEWING CENTER All ft,r •0 one (Ap%ut ______________________________ CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE lights. safety lightS heavy t (oditOn Large lot 121.500 i1i5pl. flsidC utility, double car 307 East First, Downtown VR6 . Faust's Drugs duty wench with i." cable, new 3 BedroOm. I' bath. in goOd quiet 377 9111 EVC *69 1116 GAtAQ4' flcautifutly landscaped oaint, new terei Also 1967 Ford F 2139 GALE PLACE- 3 OR. 1' bath, 65—Pets.Supplies — Sanford location 1195 month Call MAR RI AGES Print ana tennis privileges 714 pct 350 with çtke body. and lilt gate new garage. 3 yrs old, in con 377 7*' KULP DECORATORS Performed by Marilyn. NOtAry. interest rate 133 600 707 Pine 0690 clays 377 7111 after S 313 dIllon 171,900 109W itt St . 377 733 C.'rrnjn Shepherd Puppr OcIa, WI 717 1*61 or 732 *773 Winds Drive, phone 37) 0777 30Apa rtnnts Unfurnished We Buy Furniture I wks old 175 33—Houses Furnished '65 Ford Pickup, good condition.' . I halh. 3 70* I AIIRFI AVF Let 1Pi?ApeUtj Pool 171 2976 ______________________________ Small home. for Sale by Owner. IS 'nspectp-ul and ready to go First toned counmerc at. f sharted lot imornvr your health men old Central heat & air. J BR's 52—Appliances 5295 ts 1?? 36*7 P'cumu' cur busIness 115 BAMBOO COVE APTS. 7 Peiroorn, fenced yard. 1 (hId o Si (.prman Shepherd male Phrine*31 3763 Si montht I' baths, 173 0117, 7516 ElCaputan 1)7% plus deposit Call 177 910.1 One & 7 b edroom apartmen ts, old, ISO or tract,' In' 'at have ycj DrIve lt 1242S YALE AVE -- 3 or 4 BR mini OUAL liv furnish ed or vnfurnlShed Newly APP( IANC ES .RF YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Al 3-71 14*4 80—Autos for Sale farm, with lots of fruit Has I OR rrer M4 7077 fOr "We Care"-BARC,AII PRICES SANF ORD redecorated Come we. 300 E MOSSIE C. BATEMAN apt Setting below Appraisal at Hcn?Inr'' Adu'tS or Teens Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 AUCTION, 173 7310 '61 VW. i1 flIPil BUGGY 34-4Vi.obile Htmes 67—Livestock.Pouttry Rollin 175.900 Real Estate Broker (OriditiOn, 1500 Call 12) "Of after 7 Peirorirn 7619 Elm Ave. Sanforo - KENMORE WASHER, parts, 6—Child Can 6 Pm 3227643 No pets 3196954 Mrs Melio Chb'uiç arid ratilitS £?t,.ntn Retirees ticup service, used machines pate an Crank Realty I. DONE V APPLIANCES 3 i(ni' Mnvnn, must su'lI )27 4.164 cleAt retirement viItge on the 1 7Red Furn &Unfurn 1973 Buick Century PIDAY A. SATURDAY clay and 11Nl AND- 1 bedroom, I bath. REALTORS *30 6061 beautiful Wekiva River at Camp lake, prml, boat. clubhouse Power Steering, Brakes. Air i','niflQ (Id care 6 30 a m to 1 fenced yard Assume mortgage. After Mrs *31 1170 Seminole 7274470 53—'/.Radio-S?eteo '' 67A—Feed MARINER'S VILLAGE 373 5670 Rest Offer fools 1267 . m A Child's World 323 *171 will take cerond 172 7151 OR. mobile home, private i'o' 2 For I ease-- Eseptionatly 1969 Volvo. automatic I door sedan, flA'Y'S WORLD, Care for infants 7Si17i' len -ed let, large taae AM DANDY JAll FEED Color TV'S Iron $ SQ n&w, from Lake Mary unfurn Ants in cluplei 1 BR mndel 144. 1550 Call 373 555) aft er 'c'aoe7 only Neill tone* Drivers' trpe. city wat er A. sewer Couple "liLy Direct Irem Bo.c.ir" ItS, Service all makes HERBS' 1145 7 Br, 1)65 Carpet ed , air 5 710 2 Acres 'cerise Bureau 377 6645 TV 1700 S French, 372 1731 C.ORMLY'S E 46 Santorcl 31) 1131 preferred 1)50 mo 377 5997 conditioned, kitchens equpped Small like, beutuful home Site, 1967 Falcon I dr sedan. 6 cylinder. Best SanfOrd res.Ø('',tial area TWO t*droflni mobile h '- -Id Care .ri my home Es COLOR TV. 111 95 MONTH ome nice wooded area Duet & SAtC Aduits only_No automatic air condition, low 68—Wanted to Buy rd.rienced l-40h rrl5 served 1413 location, for rent or sale 372 1191 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN . • 1795 mitCagp, 1*95 Call Don Pope, 372 locust Ae Call 372)35* 611 1006 or after 6 6.616704 Bedroom, 1 bath home'. fenced -in 1651 Dealer "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER'' — We Buy Furniture backyard. completely furnished, C'inipletC child care services New 5ev1ll C,arclen%- 16.2 BR luiury )97) 17' wide.I BR, air conditioned, Hnri Only vlNr,00M FOR YOUR ,, even critr TV $it 1973 Ponti,'r Station Wagon A I apIs all electr i c eat in kitchens -r,,r'rr Prcc'am' HEY DIDDLE 55—Boats & Accessories ,dt'It'i (n,'.'f c' 321 937(1 SSI,O00tor lhsi'.cu'ptijru,uiIy flu' 3 privAte, rf'%'dq'ntiAl From 1150 conditiOn. 4 new tires. a i r ton i;.' cAi F in 101 PR custom home Large living Call fluid, 172 6451 of 372 71 11 7015 Sanford Ave• tl0n, 12,39S Phone 377 5616 Wanted to buy used Office furniture 2 & I BR MOBILE HOMES BOAT HIGH room, central heat air Over 70 eveninat F,,irn,che"fncludnq utilities Any Ountity NOLL'S CasselAND DRY! 9—Good Things to Eat to ft livnq area on an acre of JOHNNY WALKER CASH berry, Hwy 1797 1)0 1705 - - DeFtary--Aciujits 1 BR. air close t lAnd (.111 today' For ''our Junk Carl GENERAL CONTRACTOR If you've 00? WEEKLY RATES a bOat that's Ian "P' (,'irc' r,i A - çIu' W L Justice stores, hurche Ideal for retired 323 1339 REAL ESTATE, INC dtfl(Sii"d. don't keep it It's too big 7 PP ]OR CASH 322.4132 r; 5 9 'i i persons 66A 6-118 or 37) 3054 AIR (0*4 Dli ION .E I') PLAY S'.SrSiCI to 0mw flowers in and it's too .__ Pu Cfjfll P1n .-.irj US For used furniture Avcili ances tools, ,, ',I r H.)USE - Invite your Playmates Cash 5 eruirity D.'po%'t Regu'red valua ble 10 lust sit around and get 322.6457 127 41"i etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's for fun and games *hen you For Your Junk Cars 31—Apartments Furnished older Mart, 715 Sanford Ave _____________ become the proud o*ner of this 372 9)36 CHI LDR EN WE LCOME Commercial Properties Sell it with a classuf led ad And treat areat 7 story horn.. on the St Johns 18—Help Wanted 2 Bedroom Furnished your wife tO A cruise on the kind Of '6.1 Newport Chrysler. new tires and Piver Pr.iI Sr re.'iiptl porch and Cnevenient to Yhools & Shoppng Homes, Lots ANTIQUES Garage Apartment hoat SHE ariPreiates batt er y, runs gOod. 1175 Phone 'n'' SANFORDMOBILE PARKS, INC And 7300 (&b00vt le A 1 Piece of t4OU%I'fUlt CA(.1. 372 7611 377 Alliss fSan MoCentral) The Leader CASH 171 417* - Acreage 36155 Orlando Drive 77 AVALON APARTMENTS IS' Pun,ahnu?, fiberglas, canvas top. 1969 Chevrolet El Camno. low 171 1930 ADULTS. NO PETS ' tenstrom Realty one of 5anford JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC SO HP Mercury. engine & boat in mileage, small VI, auto trans,, Your MLS Agency 72 Auction 116W 2nd St es cellent shape & ready to go arid Seminole County's 'eadsng PS. air Immaculate Condition W. Garnett White ''Ti Cocd t railer, 5795 372 1062 Realtors ftti' nearly 20 years. has 3 REALTORS throughout 11.600 or best offer, 1545 Park Or Ior7 Bedrooms Adults only openings in its ripAncling real Phone $67 7706 alter 6 p m Broker. 107W Commercial PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK ROBSOPI MARINE SUPER VALUE estate ctivIs,On It yC)j me AlreAdy Public Sanfordifl 71181 755 Park Drive $lOup ________-- - Oncanal And feer ed swimming pool 7977 P'twy 1797 '67 VW Bus, new Condition All A successful Arid ioc"enced sales 3 bedrooms, 127 5961 I baths, large tree gmal Many extras $995 Phone or newly licensed and A i r ccw'ciitiOned efficiency apart 2 BR., fenced yard, carport, private 37—Business Property Auction shaded lot in quiet area 147.000-1194 38% Amh'tiou,, s call Herb 5?en;trorn, street. 116.900. Terms 3726420. meet Call lOam to 2 pm. 3 72 Terms 377 7470 377 78 f o r con 7771 2,1100 so ft, ideal garage, shop, 59—Musical Merchandise NO MONEY DOWN OLDER HOME -f,i,-ntj -rluu'rv'e,s' ____________________________ warehouse All or part. Will Beautiful ranch type home. 3 64 ANY CAR. '6) 1015 ed Moderniz I bedroom and 2 ba ths Clean furnished apartment, good acres. stable Osteen area. 647 remod el to Suit tenant. 327 $321 or SA. .Pi".fli' AiiflCrt leno' At Chico & The Man with central heat arid air, on 7 lots loCution, all utilities. 1130 377 1617. 373 6136 LOTS OF BARGAINS IN Good Credit libø -_____________________ tU'* used Only 1 yeAr ci city P9,900--Terms 6731 3 lSlOorlT.4 1605 FURNITURE, 1700 1" 1114 TV'S. POOL BUY' 7277170 1565 Park SACRIFICE --- Home on lake. 3 BR, Dr One FIR apt, lights, water turn new Price reduced 19,000 by transferred 41—HOUSeS APPLIANCES & MISC. 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon, 2 baths, central heat air Peal Estate Salesman to manage kitchen N. Carpeting Adults only, PIAPIOSALE owner Ibedroom, 2 bath, on C.00D LOCATED COMMERCIAL small V I. automatIc, air, Phone E VEPV MON D A V main office Good location: lots of Rack to School Sa le now in full 193 50 372 7198. ee 3, w* rids acre nea r PapIa Screened "too to' -life or lease PROPE 123 4719 liStinos, fringe benefits Phone swinc) (,uar4intecl tOwfSt prices overlooks fenced pool area NIGHT. HAL COLBERT I Bedroom apartment, 117 French on Spintef. c00%oI and Grand 9017751114 Double aaraa. central r. A 89 VW. 17.000 mile's. eicell,nt Ave 1100 month Dlvi 175 de po Sit REALTY INC Fuill tirw' of Coon organs. priced to steal at 117,500 To see call a, 373 __________________________________ condition. 1)150 or beSt offer, REAL ESTATE SALES 337 6111 or 625 1657 207 E 25th St 3737532 sell fast Keyboards Inc $01 N Sanford Auction 91)0 173 74$-I P4$ve opening for full time liCensed HAL COLBEPT,REALTOR ManIi and Fticin Squr not L arae upstairs apartment $175 associate Peg Experience Peal Estate Broker Eves 37206)? P..i' Larry Saxon, Realtor month 510 depOsit Water paid TOYOTA necess,ary we'll train and help '? 1301. Selma Williams Kfl Muanolia Ave Phone ifl 0211 We furnish sates aids, ads. leads, 7610 HIawatha Ave at 17-97 REALTOR ASSOCIATE, 372-15*1 — Paol o. H,nder'son Lane IWbeel Drive Land Cruisers Hard 60—Office Supplies r,fpral and floor time Pleasant tops and Soft Tops Central Older House onone acre Monthly Rentals Available LAKE MARY-i Bedroom, , ' p u office fauilitips For confidential p baths, Florida's larges t Selections to 377650* hiS $150- Color TV P'ome with central heat & Or, near ok Appointment call Larry Salon eoi. Car pe t ed Used office furniture CbOOSPfrflm' Call Paul Peak Only 75—Recreational Vehicles QUALITY 1*4*4 NORTH elementary School and rn Co Ppt? 373 9110 1 cci 736 6*79 or 377 0763 3 lIP home in Loryqwood Also Wooct pr steel n1."cb% C!CCuti'C desk I-Il SR 131. Longwood muntiv College VA financ ing JIMMY BRYAN Thpmpon boat, trailer, 75 rip & (hAirs. jrcretariOl desks & Camper Available 171 We have listings We have buyer's onn" 6 bed, wood Bedroom, TREMENDOUS BUYInthe 705.) Fvinrude motor Phone TOYOTA 5930 66* chaIrs, straight chairs, filing 7617 Elm. Sanford 1 panelng P. cur?AinS $150 57170$? We need another real estate II bedroom. 7 bath. Split bedroom cabinets. as 5 Ca Winter sh Perk, Florida and Carry married couple only No pets 339 fIr S censee to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc. plan, central air, fireplace, e' NOLL'S 61$ 1600 6956 4 Mrs. Melio Forr,s?Greene. Inc *30 61)) REALTORS cellent location 373 6151 Chtselberry, 17 97.1)0 4206 323 6353. 327 1970. eves. 3 Bedrooms. large living room, 76 —Auto Parts 1947 Oldsmobile 117 31A—Dupiexes central air. on lirge lot Near a COUNTRY LAX EFRONT- Closeto fashion show directors for '' ISP4'SM. AM FM Radio 62--Lawn-Garden ' Kish Real Estate beautiful l*. town. I bedroom. I acre. boat Sarabcovent yjewetry earn 1,3 to I 4f'cond ?Iorw.d Batterle II? 95 ci 5373. in 7117 Pedreom, l' baths, kitchen IS Per hour commission Full or dock "SERVICE BEYOND change REELS BODY SHOP, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES eouippPd, washer and dryer 1941 El (amino, 000d condition, plus Part timeNo THE CONTRACT-' 1109 Sanford Ave esperience Woodruff's Garden Center Phone 372 69U 7115 Lake A ve citrus 177 5193 after S p m nec es sary Sa mples free Start LOW PRICE- 2 Bedroom. in 601 Celery Ave. Sanford FE Emaculate- I Bedroom. ?bath REALTOR 3fl 719$ Now 349 5470 or 349 W condition, excellent location 77 —Junk Cars Removed Very roomy 7 bedroom duplex, 1971 Capri, 7,000CC engine, air, AM well ,miaintained recently $16 500 TermS kitchen e'Quipped Near 5CC. time released plant LOOKING FOR redecorated, ice maker 3 M Precl FM stereo. cooper Color 76 mpg ST JOHNS RIVER fenced yard 327126* otter 6 p m f ood GardenLand, 1400W. lit St.. SOMETHING SPECIAL? LEMON BLUFF town, 30 plus mpg highway 13.500 WE BUY JUNK CARS refrigerator, range, beautiful 373 6430 yard 179.500 373 5716 cash 377 7300 eves and ends 2 bath. new a ppliances, ed on 7 Place an art 0 (lAS5if it'd It doesn't Lrrcwd, beautifully locat firep'ice, inludes aaraae garage 1, As use 4 l.'UU'Jdi Hwy . if Y matter what you need You'll find '' Apartment, rented Apt Tenant. NEAR SCHOOL I BedrOOm. - ______________________ ___________________ -- Rentals Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ____ ______ - Services To Start _____________________________ - - OR - -- or - 0 -- - 0 ommission Told ----- - C --- $ 1 00, 000 , -- - It El) l'ltICKITr Ilerald.StaffWriter - ,,' 4 Lisa',, harry Kwiathowkj and _____- The director of the Orlando Public library informed three Seminole County Corn. tflLSSIoflers Monday that about $100,000 has already been spent towards completion of this county's new library system. Glenn Miller informed Commissioners 1ikt,' hat- - __________________________ strom Sten _____________________________ _______________________________ - Realty - _______ -- -- -- -- - -- - - oI', - - Vitlief) called Monday's of rn,jitein,, the library contract so additional money could be Liken from the 1 5.76 county budget. In November of last year tile county' voters, in a straw ballot, allocated a half-mill Sid Vihlen Jr.. that natnnloic announcing the Oct, I beginning (late for Seminole's library services were mailed Saturday to all county residents. In essense, Miller informed commissioners the system is too far dossn the road to cut the budget or postpone services — unless compensation Is paid to Orange County, - _______ 1 Oct. __ The coumlisslOn eicn non 'lU1UUU '.11 ii lit L Ineetin in hones -------- towards construction of . signed a community libraries one in Sanford and one in South Sirninole, - * Kwiatkowski pressed Miller for services and a ...;ii .L "it" (lit' Seminole Countians out if such a concept is even possible. " -- U FUUC11Ofl 01 Orlando Public Library for complete library service beginning next month. About $52,000 is budgeted for the library and Ilattaway said he'd like to "see it come in at $325,000" "Because we don't have the money; we can't afford it." flit li hlattasv4iv ;til two Sent n i rary refund, but Miller informed they had set up that way. We cannot have a sYstern with different levels of sersice," Miller said, Miller conceded, however, to proposals that would put about $45,000 back Into t he S.in Irim I' County budget. The $45,000 cnuiuiitmnent vas in "principle" not in fact and involves leasing space to Hattaway said this county didn't "expect" to have a library containing services commissioners "Bought a partnership. " Hatt.acay propose] limited t 1ual to the Orlando facility. He said additional services could be added next year. "Can we go through the ilibraryj budget and whack it '"' llattawas' asked. services. Miller said it would be "absurd" to deny Seminole Countians access to the Orlando facility. lie also said it would t,'tiSt LIl)uiIit S3,0O0 ti kct.'p ''I don't think WI' 'an; Its nut ('cintinued On I'age 2'M ___________ -- .-- _________________________ '.' -_________________________ _____________________ - I J I -------- -- • Join • 322•2420 A n yti me L. Ma ry - - -- -- - a- li)'DONNAE.sms hleraldStaUwrfter _ ---------- for Mon,, Sept. 8, 7 PM ' Stenstrom Realty. ______ , . -. -• -------- ' - ------ -- I $20,500 _ I J -- _____ , -- - ________ CailBart Real Estate ____________ I - _______ - ---- -- - that some reader has lust that item he or she would like to sell CALL 372 7611 Potential Manaaement Florida based retail clothing .lupleses. air, carpet, drapes, appliance's. Utility room, carport, lawn maintained. $170 $621757 REALTOR 373 5174 Caretaker Available rnedl$tply 1,19900 LAKE MARY-2 BR Duple*; $150 'Jim Hunt Realty Inc. MOHAWK REALTY INC. plus 150 deposit. 2S7I Park Dr 3722115 ForreitOreene Inc. 1550 Lee Road REALTOR After Mrs REALTORS REALTORS 74 Mrs Service 3773991 3729211 377061$ person whØ wants advancement -------career potential, excellent 32-4olouses Unfurnished benefits Send resume to Boy 311 CO The Even no Herald. P 0 Box flP t' ti'-t -tc'-.e', eOiJ'PDeii 165-7 S,'urifoi,j FIa 72771 5tO, dish*asher, refrigerator, dsposal: oil heat, or con COSM TICS diliorers Q'jiet neighborhood, 406 Field Creations A Marshall Field Peth Drive, Ravenna Park Phone fimily ownecJ Company has a local 372 0199 opsnlno for someone who it am home in Fern 'i PuitlouS and personable Free 3 Bedroom. l' bath Park, car pe ted, draperies, f enced training No investment in product yard, lake privileges, near orfrarupuisp Call Mr Watson. 647shopping, church. 5223 mo $515 After 10 a m Extremely FORREST GREENE INC. liberal comrru;ssions REALTORS $30 61)5 rft.fI •4u •.11 AI -........ merit cornplp. Attr ac tive ent 1 Be'drrn, 1', Bath Pool. Carpeted aliowuq.re £27 O)1. evenings •ji 781) 1901 736 MI or 177 0261 _____ E * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * New house's In a rural ares No clown Payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government tutidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you aualifyl 3236061or32JOSl7eve's. YOUR HOME' REDUCED 13.000-Owner Ane 'us Sc. thIs £ bedroom. 2 bath, 7 story house wIth fireplacer drsing room Florida room, carpeting All for only $16,900 Call f or delauliorappt to see Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)95 French 3771991 377 7314, 372 1196.372 1954 371 1,59. in 1164 G You've got 1tv Apartments 373 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES bathe and pierty of cIoets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors. centret heat and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much more. Complete recreational facilities maintained by the Sarsora Homeowners Association On closing -we pay your ini tial fee ($400) and first year's membership to FROM 125 W. 25th St. SANFORD SANFORD by ow ner, 3 OR, 7 bath, 7 yin', old C en tral heat or, carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, good location Afl&jmi 73 pci. or $730 down, FHA . Priced below EllA appraisal In "n Dais -172 612 Nights 377 7257 322•2090____ w ,/;, t.! __ Ta Lii "- " S.i .. 'C CA,UJAI1 REAL mi ~~I W-4iiiiii ', ESTAtE, RteI EthIc Buoket . . . Brktr coop iaMed $atvrla% I soisoodor. P94fi. (305) 322 1721 or 3236040 Civil n,ei1a Oeeertvwtws. CivIl P4eaiq LrW.r Z VA 10 DOWN 95/ CONVI*ITIONAL FINANCING AVAILA$(5 8 z (6 Each Weodmere Horns Features Central Heat ane a Air. Sttag Carp.tln In LIvIeg Areas, Inside And OutsIde Sterag,, modern Icuipped Kltcn. Privately Fenced Near Yard And More? I I Come On Out And See For Yevrwlf. CD SALES Ahmlvwin Screens - ' av KISK 333.7560 321.0041 REAL ESTATE Z ____________________________ Home Improvements' .... ________________________ I . ''''i'','i'r -r.; Plaster piitthmul 6. Simulated brick N. stone Specialty 372 77*0 BUDDY'S _ TOy' P'' III AU Tv ',.'. ON (Vorr"-r-rly ll,-irru'lt '. ur,iut, 14o'—A) 51* F F 'r%t )fl 5717 1977 Peach Tree 7 bedroom. 7 hath carpet. central air and heat Low down and assume mortgage 273 -3*37 Fpr the t'wi', ni-s', who cl-or-sn I ni-Cod a full tin'' t.,"c'.'' ii n,inc GREGORY MOBILE HOMES statements and tat reports 534 3*01 Orlando Drive "cm Santc.rd 323 3700 Kids outgrow the sw'nq Set or Small hlcycIe Sell these 'die items with 46—Commercial Pro rty A want ad To Plac e your ad. call ,riuur frii'rvlly (Ii%Sifid gil at The SFMINOLE CO Acreage tracts, I'Cr,lI(I 172 .l I o il 5) I ''J small and large 17,000 per acre And up Terry Really. Realtor 621 0711 - pe Home Improvements _____________ 'I i' ',i'r i, l,i,"-i , l. Paneling doors, windowt hung. (onrrct,'wrwk etc fly the hour or tv Iti.' lot) 377 93.55 ,,' Want to li' waterfront home.-(ash Moderate price range Individuals only Pref er St Jolvis rY lip with access to river Box 5*7 Co Evening Herald Concrete and carpenter work. ',SAKE ROOM TO STORE vouq WINTER ITEMS - ,SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or $3) 99'fl arid a friendly Ad Visor will P#tp you - Thinking about that summer vacation? Get a better car through IPte clesslf led acts in toa ,'s paper SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3939. - 138 7920 5 Interior, Esterlor Painting Repair Work 6.6* *720 - _____ W ..--:t . - "V— - ____ `Si, , ' t--, 's ~ ,ig it 70 pet Ott through August II K SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Caridids. Commercial. Aerial, Portraits. Advertising I)) 060$ or 671 5514 Pressure Cleaning --- 119S FSTERSOP4 LANDCLEAPING Pulldo:ing, E'icavatlng. 'ui,rick ru drt tip sop Ditch ( ' uOv.m ri ci, fliscing. (lack hoe work. Cuto1i hay hateing, light clriirrc, 3 77 1*?' after S - — Lawii Care Need voor gras' 'cut' Prompt an ili' • c-ill- nt ',,'rviCe 17 .I nd Uj' J7? 9591 of a WZy - 1 1 1 ,1 , *1pnbpr's Pooling & Painting Ccnt,aclors Call alter S p m 377 ("FT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST - FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS i one its l " . ,'1 1 ' the commission to prepare cost taxes. s~dary increase in the city estimates fur a new ctI y hall No opposition was raised as coilli,nission budget, which rose and proposed three acre pubbic I 41%, a,.. the budget and inillage or from $14 700 last year to $15,600, storks area within a proposed P. dtnances were adopted on is for secretarial help in 14-acre 'J' , lakefront municipal second reading along with other preparing the minutes. rnple, and for building a nes L.A '., ordinances by commissioners, Each of the four om- city hail on the existing two, :. The total mill;lge, which in- missioners receives a $400 and-a-t'.a]f acre ste. —' : '1 cludes the certifiul 563 nitih monthi', salary and Ma 'r Lee itt-" commission plans to j fortheoperatlngbulgetand 10 P Moorercctises$4Th, a'iordh dtsttiss flgurcs further at its J" mills for debt seriic, is 2.14 ____ Knowles said his salary was "ular 4 p.m. work session ________________ , iniUs less than "ç, 'v"i last 3,)1P '::,,l year 'v" ti. Is },ear. $ lit) in the r'ti* budget • Conlmissloner Ju ian 'a Despite the drop in millage reflecting the one per cent Stenstroni asked Knowles to get from last year . Sanford salary irk'rease budgeted for all county appraisals of both sites. Illsliir) ssas made Monday shen a master contract between the Seminole County School Board d residents will probably be ity euipluiyes. Knowles presented :t the Seminole Education Association 4A. II ~... - - .~ I -, I 1,_: Is-$ ~ IN' ___________ solo los is io fac IA Around the Clock ..., .88 Bridge 5A Calendar • 811 Comics .......611 Crossword ...........IA Editorial 6A Dear Abby l)r. Lamb............... - 611 Horoscope ............613 5A Hospital SA Obituaries Sports 1-2-38 611 Television Women 6% ' - , . Tree Service, ____________________________________ . - ___ Pest Control St IM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD (01 IIM*4ç ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 267 Park Drive 177 *163 ' - - - -' - _____ - -..- i ______ - -- ' ', . - ':' '•" - -'.. -"' - - ' ' - -"•' '' - CO NTRACT (SEA) %as signed. It was the first such contract ever between paying slightly more in tax loyes get an overall City $=.510 cost estimzte for a the two (actions. Present for the signing were (from left) Chief Negotiator for the School dollars this year because of the five per cent cost of living in. proposed public works area harry Pelley, SEA Chief Negotiator Sit's-c Rosen thal signing cl)ntract), SEA Executive Secretary recent reappraisa l of property, crease in the new budget, within the lake front site. Gene Grooms, Assistant Director of Personnel of the school administration Ernie Coisley, which upped the value of most figured by paying the five per located South of U.S. 1 7-2 and President Pete Bukur and School Superintendent William "Bud" Layer. illerald Photo by Bill property in the city, cent pension payment for police just West of French Avt'nui' Vincent) Thus, it takes less mniilage to and firemen and paying the _____________________________________________________________________________ produce the same funds under four per cent state retirement (Continued On Page 2-Al m SIGNING Residents' Complaints Spark Action Church Permilot 0 voked In Unanimous Vote : Waif Drilling - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes 10 We repair and sir ivce SIlNE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707w 7rd 5t 372 6437 To List Your BusInessDiQl 322-2611 or 831-9993 Commission Can't Decide On Title For New Post . • . . " . , - , . - . . - . ,..,..,.... - — . . "A rose Is a rose Is a rose Gertrude Stein. To Gertrude Stein and her literary counterparts in Paris in th l92(s, a rose became the literary focal point for a Stein quote which .swept the century: A rose is a rose is a rose In Seminole County, "rose" is the temporary name given the new county administrator's job, Ix-cause t't'!litliissiOners ('iIfi't agree in a title for the $25,000 position. wl•:ATIII,;n On Monday, commissioners Monday's high 90. Overnight authorized E.11. Underwood, low $9, the county's consultant, to draw through up an ordinance creating a cloudy Partly Wednesday. Chance of mainly county administrator's position. Underwood recomafternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs In the lower mends a $28,000 to $30,000 90s. Lows In the lower lOs, salary, and the l9776 budget Southeast winds around 10 mph, has $25,000 allocated. gusty near thundershowers. But the problem still remains Rain probability 40 per cent What will the permanent during the afternoon and title be? Choices evenings, 20 per cent at night. presented by Complete details and tides Underwood are many: county are on Page 5-A. manager, admInistrator, ad,,,,,,.,. ' You'll find that someone Out there OF F IC F MACHINE "y,, srryq- ,iII rp,ml,t's ,mnc un,od.'ls'' 'Weds Just what you have to offer cr-c' P'ckup anti D eliver CALL 327 76 1 1 Sanford Business Machines 377 Don't needt" Serve a useful purpose again when you'sell them with a Ciaisifi1 Ad from the Herald, point & god Call us today! Don 't defayl Just dial 372 2611 or 531-9993. To puce YOU hive' tried the rest now try the your low cost Want Ad best. Expert paint & body work, 736711)4, after 6 p m . 373 1593 (" p Pick up & delivery _______ . - . - ()n't just sit there wailing for the phone' t ring Aaveqtl your builneis service in The Heral d's classIfIed Business Service Directory. CHEAP ?) ?'2° m 177 't79 itter 6 I `11, f- recent purchase of gasoline by the fire department from his By JANE CASSELB Lit RY rescind the original approval, Govoruhk, when asked his k Seminole Baptist Temple Inc., city Friday after the church t iutI'ctural cervices and in. (Smith's) gas station. Herald Staff Writer u ge . en n e 1 but City Attorney Newman opinion, replied, •• to the for construction of a church on filed suit in circuit court, surancc premiums for the start "They (the fire department) Brock advised It was not legal traffic churches would create, i Leffler told the group to lots at Hayes and Hthama So far, officials said, only of construction. purchased gas from mn' station WINTER SPRINGS without a public hearing. There don't think the roads could hold The preliminary court order one time against my orders," Following a public hearing was no one present at Monday it. would have to go along with that if they continue Roads, In the Ranchlands land clearing has been done at tion, but a temporary in- the site. Judge Leffler told the bars the city from interference with construction Smith said. "it was one o the Monday night to reconsider the night's meeting to speak in you people. this is not a place junction issued by Circuit Court group that if they continue with in regards to the conditional use ,1o so • • things where the council conditional use application of a favor of the cons truction of the for a church," they a, 111eir their Judge Kenneth Leffler halted construction they do so "at permit or a building permit questioned my integrity. I Jehovah's Witnesses group, the Kingdom hall by the Jehovah's pending the hearing. In line with the their own peril" pending final granted July 30 for the church The roads are unpaved in the own peril would not sell them gas now if city c ouncil voted unanimously Witnesses on residentially area and traffic was one of , the f ina l disposition of restraining order discussion of disposition of the lawsuit. In the lawsuit, filed by Winter they never got an)'," to rescind tile conditional use toned property on Hayes Road, reasons the Planning and the matter was banned from the the law suit, According to court files, the Park attorney L. Danner hIier. Speaking of all members of permit for a church on Man)' residents stere present Zoning Board had cited in nieeting by the mayor. church group paid $9,500 for the the church group charged that the City Council "except residentially zoned property, tospeak against constructionof turning down the request, later scheduled a re-hearing for last Judge Leffler granted the property and has Incurred the Winter Springs ('i: Virginia Mercer," who is fire granted the church on July 21. a church in the Haves Road approved by the council. night on a conditional use temporary injunction and a expenses for a church con. commissioner, Smith said the The council voted Aug. 4, to area. Police Chief John The i'ouncil also had request granted July 21 to restraining order against the struction contract, IContinued On Page 2-Ai ar(Continued On Page 2-Al Today s", 11~ ', ','.', t lu 'lIlt BLUES' (O',SMFPCIAI MOWING \.,j' C _________________________ Roofing Land Maintenance - Fit HAP 7'S RADIO 6. TV Carry fli5nd S-i.e PVIC[ ON BLACK & WHITE TVS, RADIOS AND RECORD P1 t.Yf It', ?L7 S 'APi, .Sy \:,,-#- /' - kdIo&TV' ul'ni(t Ctarinq bill dirt, day. rock All kinds of digging House trailers I stored & r'ioved 3279142 Of 534 '.-' - 344- ''-' _.s . Smith &-tid one of the In- -4 Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free eStimate 313 6031 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY — SELL — TRADE Ill 315 E. Flrst St. 3225672 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 I'wy. 17-92. open Sat. & sun.9 stances wherein his integntN was questioned concerned -I ____________________ Office Macklass Carpentry, 377 191) t'f 7 If ', I 0404 flr.irnt N P. (,rmr ci Ph )2 a357 ' :. t t AL I 1.trr or prrn.Surr clean-ng 321 I C&A Backhoe Service ; Martin u rat Care Pot.grepky remodelIng, air Conditioning. roof log 373 5765 Merchandise FUiLER BRUSH IMPROVE MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 37? Bookkeepin so g Service Vitrhn Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell. 377 6052 any. time HOME ' :r Bacon Sr., group three and Harry Terry, group five. , Double wide mobile home one acres In Geneva for sale or rent Call Art (or'nr'-tt, 371919? after S pm wt'ekrla'vs * 19 ____________________________ _______ _______ Beauty Cans Lawn MowerS We sell The Bes t 1. Service the Rest. Wes tern Auto 301 iN. Itt t. OPEN FOR INSPECTION 8% - - -- ,-, rrj.', 7. r')creen5 CuStom mimic Wepi'r De runt Pr ri'5 322 U?') 42-4jbjle Homes --- __ . AI C 0 II D I T I 0 N I p4 REFRIGERATION, DUCT All WORK 74 hour service makes DYKES AIR CON 10*11*40, 327 Bill " 46 --- MLS- REALTORS 371 0011 - Air Conditioning S0—MsceIIaneous for Sale by 96,900 MODELS NOW TAXCREDITAPPLIES ' — eq,rn,i l4.'',t . .'. r r-' ' For tree' estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 372 1771. , 47—Real Estate Wantel ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS as In PEACEFUL-- A real pretty 3 Bedroom. 7 bath home, fireplace. carpet, breakfast bar Many estras went into ttie construction Asking 14,000. but encouraging all offers After hours call Jo P/tcDaniel, 127 6436 - - ar currenfly held by Virginia - _____ 1505 5% down with I'__ 7 -- March 1, 1976. . I BEDROOM. P, both. ttøyp 1. ',4rlqeqator. 17 500 down ronvpnient to shopping district and sehools 570 .000 each, terms available For information call BEDROOM SUITES - $36,900 to $36,500. Move In for financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main. tertance lee covers lawn care, water, tswer trash collec. Hon, structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhom.s qualify for the 5% Lu credit. "of1, szpltes 5ip641'sbIr X 1*75 116.600- 7 Apart ment buildings, near tow n STUDIO 1.2, 3 See what a Granada Tonnhornis has to offer. Over 1.650 egure feet of living space . . including 3 bedrooms, 2", as JUST FOR 'YOU- Large 3 BR. 2 bath home, nice family room. POulpp.d kitchen, new carpet, no Oualltylng Only 173.900 12.000 do wn Peg Real Esta'e Brok er ill 0440. 3737195 373 P15 3" 7744 lull $500 moving allowance when range from Gel some action with a Herald CIOStifie"d ad We'll help ,sou write an u that will bring a fast Sale CALL 377 76 11 HOME & POOL S Bedroom, 7 baths, I car garage. Flu cnn - reel 54 A, Price U) 000 Luxury Patio yoi buy a new Granada Townhol'ne at Sanot'a. Move in for less and you keep the difference. itte eneva ardens Moving to an WITT REALTY 0 Prices Buying a mew home apartment? - Stemper Realty A CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR equipped kitchen, carpet. COlor Crete. on 7': acres 154500 WANT TO SELL _______ J CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk aoout large rooms, 7900 RI 3 Bfdroom, 2 bath, family r oom, M UPILWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W 1st SI, "The volunteer fire departinent will actively participate in the city elections for the f iI'sI time thi.s year and we hope to get replacements for the present councilmen," he said, Council seats open in the December municipal elections pet, 151.500 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean I BR home, family room, aaraqe. carpets Call 531 Ilfl $1SOOREBATE NOQUALIFYING New) hdrm home, all extras. $ pct interest S10.000 7277797 cuffent City Council." TOP LOCATION- 3 Bedroom. 2 bath split plan, large family room. fireplace. drapes. shutter's, car 171 %,r% or, led .ilL.19 bAth. 97i137' tree shaded lot, central heat & air, nearly new 130,000 im .+eq:1F,i4. ' , - Harold Hall Realty - : "' v ________ _________ - ( . ' olunteer leadership of the volunteer firefighters Saying heis "actually tired of City Council's accusations and questioning m integrity as tttC chief," Smith added his "hope and aim is to try to get enough people together to get rid of the -- - Ladie3 as "' the people's homes are protected.' Smi th said his resignation is as the city's appointed lire chief, but that he will retain 323734O ______________ ___________________________ new building to replace Sanmnagr budget increased ford's aging City Hall were from $39,839 last 'ear to $39,910 aired Monday night after city for the new fiscal year budget. commissioners adopted or. Seven job positions were dinances setting the total 6,33 the old appraisal rate. eliminated under the new millagi' levy for the new Sanford's new budget is budgetatasavjng,sof$67,I3Stit $3,629,709 budget actually higher by $94,862 than the city, according to Personnel Eachmillequals$l per$1,000 itwasfor the l974.75 fiscal year Director Sam Ackley. of appraised property value and City Manager Warren E. Knowles was instructed by ' -- - continue however. to "see that ___________________________ - Three separate sites for ( r all iithu'r lrihuii L'nlp!oy'esreceivlflg the one per t -cntincrea.se. Knowles said the total city ' t 1200 S. French ------------- -1 - :": Seven job positions were eliminated under the new budget asa v ings "' $67,135 to the city, hlcrald,Stafl Writer :' the city's fire department since the city's incorporation two years ago, said today he has resigned that position. "I informed the mayor ( Walter Sorenson) Friday night and quit Saturday inoming," ______________- ______ - '_-i. - ______________ Payton Realty fl'.UlE.%sKREN ,, , ._ I-' I , ________ LAKE MARY Charles "Chuck" Smith, official head of - anfo rd ~. '-' & -_______________________________ C Ey ed Fo r I - F Ha I I Si tes Three City -11 - ft, Ah..~ ___ IuuIIul Resigns .-I - i " , , e" _ to A ft ~~ "t, , Chief ~ . - . - - Real Estate prow ~ :1 16 . -' S.-... . , . . - to tiit' Hoard of Count)' Commissioners, i IICCj administrator-eoort!inator to the BCC or executive assistant to tue 13CC. Until the ordinance paSSeS, he's just called a "rose," "If the rose turns sour, we would have ourselves to blame," remarked ('ØtnmL'ioner harry Kwiatkoss ski, K Sti a tkowsk i's re iiia rk syin13o1ized the commission's feelings just as the ''rose" symbolized its lack of agreement. The question' how much power to give the "rose? " The answer, of course, lies in the title assigned the "rose," and the amount of money paid for his salary. Commissioner Dick Williams said he's "never been in favor of a strong B(IlflIflistrator, but sshat we're doing now is not working either," And Coinmlssiont'r Mike hiattaway said the commission ministrator - ____ ___r._-~-____ --1 _7! of - .1-4 .. should 'look at tiit' rose as a tool" to be used for betterment of the county. Then Commissioner John Kimbrough posed a thoughtful question: What happells if C) in Ii) I S s OflC r S a r en' I reelected? Would the "rose" through his superior knowledge of Count)' government hold the magic and of Ix)wer? ''When the commission leaves, the posser would be concentrated in the rose until the rose ran the 5110W," KIIn brough said. so Kimbrough warned against allowing the "rose" to run the show, He said commissionerss should .itav aware of county business at the bottom ks-el RESOLUTION as well as the top. Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. pointed to Orange OF ("ounty as an example. In Orange, each commissioner is assigned a special task and acts - THANKS I Continued On Page 2-A) Key West I 11" O ff ici a l s - i-_~z __ ____ .,`__ --.. I -- - -. _._~ ---. _`.-___ -.-J - - KF'i VtI'ST -_ ~7_~~ _~ ~_--_____ i ' Arrested APt State federal and county agents swept through this sleepy island city early today in a series of narcotics arrests, rounding up the city attorney and fire chief among 28 arrests, officials said. . - - ____ - 1 ' __ - - -- i- I'.' -' 1 - - I airIh.- 1 .lan K. R111011, es-e.utise director of the (.cuiral Florida Zoological Society, presents a resolution of appreciation to Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore for the city's "support, financial contribution and outstanding leadership" In relocating the animal inventory Into the new facility off U.S. 17.92, near 14, The city commission and City Manager Warren K. "Pete" Knossles were also thanked in the mt-solution. Rozon said the new zoo has reported 63,000 visitors during the first 59 days since the July Rh opening. illerald Photo b1' Joe Askrenl l'he F lorida l)epartment of ('r'iminal Law Enforcement reported that city attorney Manny James, son of the city's police chief, was arrested on charges of conspiracy to sell cocaine. Fire Chief Joseph Farto was "barged with selling cocaine and m.anjuana. The FDCLE reported that 28 persons had been arrested and 's'ould be identified later. An agency spokesman said the arrests culminated a six. month investigation into cotaint' and heroin trafficking. ..k.y. 1'V'., - 5,, i-'ri2.1v4I.S'v4 :- , - '- ir'e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 08, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1975. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/2ae26bb1344bfc3fe1cea4521ea30305.pdf 55ee0fde41e0418d0d2f90779f3a67e2 PDF Text Text Friday, Sept S. 1975 6131 — Evefllng Herald, Sanford, Fl, WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY I NOltill AK ,Q Q 82 1093 1% EST EAST AQ yKi04 A97 2 V t6 3 - K75 SOUTH I[h • '1 OOP - 1 W4TS Y1'(dQ'- 14 Mn A4[.(JJ V , CP? ., ,1 %torill 1'aiiil li~oulh I 's t 'I,'•t. LlK ' \ / 10 K" WW 114E it 4 ( 0 Businessmen Show Confidence Downtown To Get F cel ift A Nchriskii readvi- 'I&rnptirizin. j bid ,\ temporizing bid is one th it sort of marks time It is 01 h in i forcing situation in order to get partner to give more mu irin ition Thus if sou open ni diamond and partner jump,, to - U Its Uss 1iId & Jame, two spades. you may inake .-I .South wasted no time in the minimum sounding robid such play fie won the first trick with as three diamonds or 'thrvv dummnS king of spades and led spath'', even though you have a nt 1.1plit up big hand mJ will I.ikt' furtlir diamond i';,ist with the ace and It'd ,i sicund action later on. itemember ih.il sP1Ide once a game forcing hid Ii ' .South's jack fell to "'est's been made the bidding rnust queen and West cleared the continue to game, (Do you hat,o a question for But when he fell back on tlie the dacoll)ysl Write "Ask the beart finesse to try for his ninth jaco t) ys-, care of this truck West took his king md newspaper The most iti two more spades to lease South terestnq Will t' one in the soup and used in this '. South was bitter Just writers IS'S/I think," he groaned. "Three out ,/4COBY MODERN? ' fr.—. , . a, Stire. I flutike(i maltif The battery III My CalCulalOr welit dead right Ili the middle of the tests' By Roger FUNNY BUSINESS * L is A 0H , I'M SU BoIIen . fl( I it obson s daughter Sara, of cording to the elder Jacobson, Ikrin in J.notison ii i lit raid Staff %%rlttr panted and remodeled his Ito- Interiors (If S.irji, did thi ac is the attitude of some of the I is ssi'men s apparel and Carl ival remodeling, Jacobson said. iso Rhants Some of them are Sanford ' s dow ntown business (utni4inn is turning hit old Mi Idid was give her i hard running scared bu.ause of district has needed a shot in the 1"irst Street I$iol hail itlt() a time." tIC added. '1iupping centers. What they arm for i tong time. Sara Jacobson SpIIHS1I deii'n shopping iimll is iks the don I rialiit is that the smniIkr a t let two Sanford Jacobson opened his new Ho- executive director of the Indepe ndent (1O5 fltos fl tot r bilsinessinen have shown the% Jay last week and tie repiorts Downtown Redevelopment 1- hant can give shoppers have confidence in the future of Iha( lie was -surprisingly busy Meering Committee, which is mitneddig they can't get at a the area and have taken steps all week. Things look so at. trying to pinpoint dow ntown shopping renter and that is that l0'0'e they have faith in tractive and clI-displayed that problem areas and Solve thciii, personal attention, what lies ahead. One of the problem's, tic• people are buying more," "But I don't think downtown I'% ' flfl(1i , r7_ 1 T~, f 15-opput—" L , , -- receive coo" '.i toioi'l • .-'. 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HOW DINNER.' / _*r FORGUr.. •r. - — . - - - - -- - - -- -- a., - • ia-_ a - _ .. •: • -. -N.- -, - : -a . - . ._. : )A'-CE 8€FE Of1 /,ARb1N ~I~L ptca ru5T N . Gutmann 's plans till for a Sos'. I opening, with four stores noting space in the renovated JXWl hail building, Is ing the package together w ill be a 1,000 square foot mall enclosed by a Spanish iron gate. Gutinann is restoring the exkrior of the pool hall to its Original brick bs sandblasting it. "Each of the four stores will livive di plal windows on the mall, which will be open to the. outside, Gutmann said, He added that he hoped to have "all four stores réñted within a steek. çt,'r T t,EariE,iv5 TOth.3H NQI.iH sOU BEING RICH.- WHEN I'M JLtT AIJ ORP.JAv GUY j, c i' 1, ( W~ H0 5AV`5?t Mt4fiJWHIL-- W#14T5 T'11, f:., REVOL UTION -' ( THE F,MILY s'4CA ) __N '------- NOW. TALK ) EEK & MEEK --'--., 1'Pk'f UP WITH T (y (, by Howie Schneider ( lAt l'a 0 A AJk .111 ') 4t "\I i'i II 10 r4 I Wk1Jt II "I started without a penny, "My cnly ambition is to drop dead on my job. If I retired I but I was doing something I would be dead in a year. My life liked. I like to challenge the soailed impossible," he said. has always been like a bulldog's lie said he opened a men's life, You Just don't give UI)." "A mistake is just a poor excuse for negligence and carelessness. If you're careful, you don't make mistakes," he said. The grand opening of his new That's how Herman Jacob- store In Orlando and then in store, Ito-Jay, is planned after son, 72, owner and head of a opened a small variety store the Jewish New Year holiday. women's clothing store here at &-inford in "It just grew and grew and i ends Sept. 17. The entire project 220 East First Street, describes smas planned by his daughter, his road to success, lie said he had to open a larger depart- Sara, 36, an interior decorator, started when he first supported ment store on First Street. mt said. hims.df at age 10 by running 5105 23 years ago. I was the he Asked their secret of suconly well, one of two merchant errands and "selling things" that didn't go broke when the cess, Mrs. Rose .Jaccobson in. Poland. boom burst in 1926!" Jacobson terrupted her husband by saying: "My real ambition is to start said. "There is no secret.. . if you things and to see them through lie said what followed was I like doing things. I do a lot like a "15-year economic selge" work hard and diligently and give sour best. Telling daughter for in)- smife's sake," said smith the "Mediterranean M fl)',' an insect that threatened to 'It can't be done' is like waving Jacobson, smnihn1' of a bull.'' she wipe out the area's farming and a red flag in front The self-made man said he crops here in 1929, the explained. Jacobson said One If the was born of poor Parents anti depression of the 130's and the :ame to this country 51ithout a bank failures. hardest challenges he laced 1's1 Police Chief Ben forma education when he was "I've never had a defeatist was when he found he had Butler has announced the 14. After spending three sears attitude. When things things tuberculosis about years ago. working with his brother in a started punching at file, it's He said It took three s-cars implementation of a safety to be headed by progratii cigar and variety store fl what made me mad. I'd look before the disease sv Patrolman Richard Quigley. )m Providence, H. I. he came to back and say, 'you so-and-so, arrested. "The doctor told tile a!Florida, Quigley started his new l',ii going to beat you," terwards 1 was to rest for two duties last week and is tailoring Jacobson continued. "I was "I heard about the boom in hours a day, go to bed by 9 p.m. a safety presentation to the the 1920's. 1 was interested in only interested in how I was and walk not run," he recalled needs of students in each of the 'ready-to-wear' clothing," doing and smti.iit I will be doing (Continued on page 8-A) 10 schooLs in the city lie said next year." Jacobson said, plans call for film presentations n bicycle safety the last week in this month at elementary rogra tt'.,rr,,r, I? AF . in . . •. . . . • - • 1".' . Fit r , ..- .. f - . ' . "_, r r - / 4 ' -, a •1 44 .s Ph - A luz T - I ANNOUNCING HIGH HOLIDAYS Shofar to announce the Jewish High Holiday season of Rosh 11.uhaua and Yom Klppicr, ushering In the hebrew year of 5376 Rash Hashana, whit), begins "1$ days of rpentauee," began Friday at 7:30 The 1118b HolIday cImltts with You, Kippur, "The Day of Atonement," on SepL IS. Cantor Goodman opens and closes the ceremonies by blowing the Shofar more commonly known as a Rams Horn. (Herald Photo By Bill Viacent Jrt p.m. C. Air *_ I Programs emphasizing iiIottrcc!t' and auto safety will "The main thing is the City Commission has really bitten the bullet and they're making severe attempts to hold the line to anticipated revenues," said City Clerk and Finance Director Henry N. Tamm Jr. Although the new budget is "very tight this year", as termed by Personnel Director Sar,, Ackley, the city managed to include an overall five per cent "cost of living" increase for all employes. This Is figured by paying the five per cent At)nI,-. firemen and paying the four per cent state retirement contribution for all other city employes who have been give a one per cent salary increase, according to Tamm and .Ackley. "If the city had held the line at 8,47 mills, or last year's mill.age, like some other taxing bodies have done, an additional $380,006 would be raised in tax dollars to the city," said Tamm. Ackley said no new positions I Cnntlnna'tl 2 .1% nn neiffs Today ' S. Seminole 111gb School won both ends of its football jamboree Friday night, sending m * h11s - -4 .70 mills towards paying off the $1.7 million in general obligation bonds by 1977. Last year Sanford levied a total of 8.47 mills, including 6,97 mills for the operating budget and 1.5 mills for debt service. "The biggest change in our new budget is we dropped the tax rate by 2.14 mills. We froze the number of personnel position increases. The last 10 years we've dropped the millage. It was 17 mills 10 years ago," said City Manager A second reading of Sanford's new $3,6),7O9 city budget, up $94,882 but requiring 2,14 mills less than last year, is set for 7:30 pill. Monday. Each mill equals $I per $1,000 of appraised property value and is used to determine property taxes, The city's new budget calls for a total 6,3.3 mills, including the certified 5.63 mills for the general operating budget and P P by Crooks & Lawrence L(C,.,8UT HOW oj e4.AZE5 WOULD MV E30 COPE WITH BEING MARRIED TO THE- 8O5LAOY OF THE WORLO'5 8I66 ET FIN4WCI,L .EMPIRE 2 . *. . --: . - acobson: The Man Second Budget Readieng Monday Who 'v41 fl ive U Tribe fans home all smiles. For Readied CAPTAIN EASY — i Continued on page 8A) Architect ('ad Cutmann's rendering shosms proposed garden mall that will replace the old First St. pool hall. Safety .E '.E.E? '.'-E I-41JMIUAm9./ .. - Gettingback to what Jacobson considers tobea major downtossri problem- the apathy of some of the inerchants — he said, "We need good merchants and we can get them by dressing things up. making it the kind ofplata that 51111 attract progri. By JOE ASKKEN Herald Staff Writer - Cn n' . VIEW 'FO 14!AVEP4'S SAKE, "—i USE A LITTLE iMAGIrio.& a . 'l LO 0 ,A BLONDIE ' _X. I p41' 01D . "ar: . "(II N tl?A .__ -- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS 11 ) ,, 4 ; 77, - BUGS BUNNY AI ft liifl1 to () under , Iifltofl is like the face of a f_rson People judge i person b) his fact and the), judgi a tit by its itiiwntow,'' Jacobson Saul I practically (illIC out of retirement to do this," he ad(led. "What I did may en. t'(Iragt' mime peopl e to (10 SOIIltIliitig. I made tile first step." Jacobson'ss remodeling was only an interior jot). The ex. lerior of (tie building is the same as it w as when it w,as built in 1922. "if yout live in an ld houss. arni someone builds a new one next door, there's no reason YOU have to build a new one too Sure new bull ung. are good, but so are good old Sanford Is __.. 7 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents I •___(,_1____ where those cards were. Your questions - 'rif(rc1, ii : ' 1 's I lla,ii I' Piss ()w'ning lead t' A by Art Sansom 68th Year No 14---Sunday, Sept. 7. 19/5 0 contract would have made know vhat i THE BORN LOSER I right South Ilad failed to think 'AH! ITHOUGHT '3NT WHERE ARE IIEE, 'N114AT 5ctIt. THOSE DISHWASHERS?? R5YSET'FAvOJtAt DLL AFAMIt.IA IT ::-. •• \ of three cards wrong. Put the ace of diamonds, queen of spades. or king of hearts in the other hand and I would have been home." Just think is what you I should have done," said North I Ilatl t'ni ir'it tliinimt''c niit't'n if and let it at trick ride it wouldn't have inatlered vA 7 by Dove Grouc AE thJ I C.LL IT LOJEL' MEP STEW WrT).4 5PECIbL FLARIN'! \ 0 I) 40 slOPPED IT! ALLEY 044 %' ITi4 _4 AR&E ''OzJ CANT '4LL ON ET FLO : SUNDAY EDITION by Dick Turner IIVAL - full coverage of the ambor!e, Page 1.8 in today's herald. see IN I) F: X 7 Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Classified Comics Crosssmord Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Home Iloni'scope Hospital Obituaries Sports 'r'lt'sIsion - IA SA 6-7C 8C 51) IA 3(_' 51) 54C SD 51% 5/i 148 6-81) �7A--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept 7. 1975 At Present Rate Mini Grand Prix Promoter Hopes To Stop Controversy It 1:1) PRlCKETT Herald Staff Writer "II ithe "iiuni.grand prix"i lip opposition to the project and the housing (oniplex for elderly Tom iadlo1f of Altamonte The county's planning board Iiio%nr running at Idle. 1k aISI) racers Springs showed the car at the is totally unacceptable to our is circulating letters for persons and that a 50-foot green on Aug. 6 turned down a request claims the $550,000 project The project would see drivers south end or the K-Mart parking area," Mrs. W. K. Simpson presentation In the Seminole buffer zone also is envisioned. to rezone the area Froni multi. ouId be of benefit to the racing against the clock. The promoter of a "mini lot, as well as a colored ren said. County Coimnission, 1k says the track would family to commercial, While 1{adlofl views the county. grand prix" race track today thtson of the land use plan. She said the area is "totally But ilatiloff says any op. provide employment for That decision is being apNot only would the venture project as a "healthy" com hoped to head off fast however, some South residential" and that con. 1xisition stems from the fact Seminole (ountians. He also pealed to the Board of County mean employment for about 30 immunity attraction, Mrs. nmmpdeveloping coflroversy over Seminole residents are struction is slated "25 feet from that people "do not have the said tests have shown the ('onunissioner and is scheduled additional presons, he said, but son and others plan to try and construction of the track on 11.2 protesting hoped-for con- an apartment complex for the facts." racing engines "10 tictibels" For a Sept. 16 hearing. null also increase the convince commissioners to it acres southeast of K-Mart strucUwi of the "nmmrn grand elderb . lie said the property is quieter than an idling lawn Radloif says the cars mimake county's tourism ihen people reject the appeal tiled by Shopping Center in Fern Park prix,Mrs Simpson is drumiiiin' ''approximately inn fe'i't" from mn't'r entrw no more noise than a lawn flocked in to watch the tiny 1{adloII. -. - . fUVi nr WIGP4 t - - ________________ ::f' j;. • TO LIMIT IT I S . Lt #Ai1T1Tfl177'I w u• - / J0- I I FLORIDA IN BRIEF Woman Left Toothless To Get New Choppers 1IOMESTEAI) (Al') - A 58-year-old woman tell toothless two months ago by bureaucracy is going to bt able to eat again, courtesy of a sympathetic dentist wix has offered free dentures. rii ready to go out and eat something right now.' Gussie Brogdon said Friday after Dr. Richard Bach of fered to do the $4003700 job of fitting her with false teeth -1 asked the liird to help rue, and he sure did." Mrs. Brogdon has been eating boiled peas, pinto bean and stewed chicken since her teeth were pulled at a loca health center. The migrant Farm labor camp resident said she was toit by officials at the health center that they could pull hem teeth and supply false ones with federal funds. But whet she ent back for dentures, she was told the federa program as over and there was no money. Twins Remain Critical V PRICIS EFFECTIVE THRU? to PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P BAYER ASPIRIN LOOKING AT TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS I James Garner, a 12-year-old seventh grader at Sanford Middle School, appears to be caught in a dilemma between two different worlds-as he ponders a world geography - _ NATiON IN BRIEF National Guard Called Up After Night Of Violence LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Gov. Julian Carroll called up the National Guard early today after 30 policemen were injured and about 200 persons arrested In a night of violence spawned by a school desegregation order. An antibusing march, scheduled for today, was canceled after the disturbances by thousands of protesters, mostly whites, on the streets Friday night. They burned two school buses and damaged dozens of others, pollee said. The governor said the National Guard would "assist in maintaining order and to protect property at any time during an anticipated unlawful gathering of persons in downtown Louisville today." Guard Brig. Gen. Richard L Frymlre said that approximately OW troops will be available in Jefferson County, where one-sixth of the school children in the joint system are being bused under federal court order. Chairman To Fight Pay Limit WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee says he will fight President Ford's efforts to limit to 5 per cent an upcoming pay raise for federal employes, including members of Congress. "I would be Irresponsible in my duties as chairman of the committee If I did not light for these hardworking civilian and military servants," Sen. Gale W. McGee, I)Wyo., told the convention of the AFL-CIO's Public Employes Department on Friday. And Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott told reporters he also Feels Congress is leaning toward rejecting Ford's recommendation for a 5 per cent pay boost, although he would not say how he planned 0 0 vote. Study Cites Alcoholism WASHINGTON (AP) — Veterans Administrator Richard L Rowlebush says he agrees generally with a Gemral Accounting Office finding that alcoholism is the largeit health problem in the VA hospital system and that too little has been done to combat It. In a report to Congress, the GAO said Friday that top VA officials were lax in not establishing program goals to insure effective and equitable treatment of alcoholic veterans, whom it estimated comprise one-third of the nation's 9 millin alcoholics. Reagan May Lose Income LOS ANGELES (Al') — Ronald Reagan, actor-turnedgovernor-turned-radio commentator, stands to lose a handsome broadcast hxxnne If he becomes a formal candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. ••i'l (,n(r%.ltt' (r,rtTig.r rhrru,'-vi Oiitri',rr frwl ti, problem. Actually, Mr. Garner just happened to be caug off guard when this photo was taken. iflerald Photo by B Vincent Jr. — Decision Delay 'Unlikely MIAMI BEACH 1 AP) - A top official of the Republican National Committee says it is "highly unlikely" that Miami Beach will get a requested 30-day delay in the (;op's decision on a 1976 convention site. 'The committee meets Monday to approve the site committee's selection and that decision is already two months behind schedule," Josephine Good, the party's 1 00's - 5 GR. U convention director, said Friday. The delay request by Miami Beach city councilmen appeared to boost the chances of Kansas City and Cleveland, the two other sites being considered to host the Republican convention next August. Ex-Seminole ager On Trial This Week ByBOBhlA)YD instrument at a local pawn the Sanford MVI station and herald Stall Writer shop. The two suspects are free failed to pass. Trials of a former Sanford on $500 bond each pending trial. The car was then taken to t high schoel basketball star on A 45-year-old suspended Casselberry MV! station whe burglary and grand Larceny county motor vehicle inspector agents allege that Trolano, charges and a county motor faces trial on a charge that he Orlando resident who had be vehicle inspector accused of accepted a bribe and issued an employed by the county for taking a bribe highlight a 10- inspection sticker for an auto months, accepted $5 in additi trial docket of criminal cases that failed to pass the state- to the regular inspection I this week before Circuit Court required safety inspection, and issued an inspection stick Judge Robert B. McGregor. Anthony C. Troiano was for the allegedly defective aul Fred Willis Washington. 18, suspended from his job pending Also on this week's UI 814 Cypress Ave., and Allen disposition of the felony charge docket is the case of Will Silas, 18, 1506 W. 16th St., both after he was arrested Aug. 6, He George Banks, 27, of Orland Sanford, are accused of taking is alleged to have accepted $5 Banks is accused of stealing a clarinet or cornet after unauthorized compensation Hydro-Step boat from Il breaking into the musical in. From a Fern Park auto dealer parking id of Flagship U. strument room at Lake Howell Jerry Swartz on July 10 at the Rank, Sanford, on July 25 1 High School after watching a county's Casselberry Motor lowing the boat, on a traile July 15 basketball game. Vehicle Inspection (MVI) away with a pickup truck. Washington played forward station. Jimmy Ray Rary, 37, on last season's Seminole High Authorities said the arrest Cowan-Moughton Terrac School varsity squad. came after a two-month probe Sanford, faces trial on chargi Washingten and Silas were by the State Attorney's office, of larceny of a firearm ar arrested by Sanford police on state and county agents. false report of commission of July 28 after reportedly trying Sheriff John Polk said agents crime. to pawn a county-owned band had a car initially Inspected at Rary is accused of stealing rifle in July and of reporting I a sheriff's deputy that there hi burglary at on Kentucky St. off Bearda Ave. near Sanford. In other cases docketed k c titn Missing trial this week: _________________________ —Michael Wayne 1 3e: By JOE ASK REN nington. 23, 70812 Second St Herald Staff Writer Sanford, Is accused of a Action Reports tempted breaking and enterin Sanford police early Saturday with intent to commit * Fires morning made two searches for misdemeanor in cornectio a victim of a reported shooting with an Aug. 1 Incident at Ui * Courts in an open field area off U.S. 17residence of Sheriff's Vic 92 near the Cavalier Motel and *Police Beat Squad Lt. H. C. Parker. Jack Prosser Ford. ___________________ —Charles Curtis Mayes, 2 Investigating officer H.J. 403 N. Orlando Ave., Maltlai( Shea Jr., and Sgt. Bill Dube Whitmire. Both Sutton's car faces trial on charges of assau. made the search after John and a vehicle driven by Robert with Intent to commit murdei Alexander BIsset, 20, Pershing Baker II. 117 aggravated battery an Altamonte Springs, reported to Academy Avenue were totalled, aggravated assault In cor police he had shot his "Friend police said. nection with the Aug. 6 wow Tommy," after an argument James H. Drook, 38, 1801 ding of his younger brothe and list fight. Park Ave., was charged with Tommy Mayes, same addres, Bisset, who was released by violation of right-of-way after a with a shotgun after a Altamonte Springs police two-car collision atS.R.600and argument over a car batter) department since no charges Airport Boulevard early —Dale Allen Konstanz, 27, n were file'1, told police earlier he Saturday morning, local address, is accused r was drinking and met his Damages to [)rook's car, breaking and entering wit. "friend" In Daytona Beach. owned by Grady Loudy Sr., intent to cemmit a felony an Bisset said he drove into an same address, were $300, police grand Larceny In connectio open field after an argument said. Damages to the other Cil, with a burglary at the Fer broke out and that he pulled a driven by Robert Keith Carlson, Park home of newsma gin and shot his companion, Lake Mary, were estimated at Richard K. Hurdette, Reported Shooting a 'I in sisters born thret months prematurely to parents who oppose blood tn ii sfusions remain in stable, but critical condition at a hospital here. Attorney Joel Cohen, appointed legal guardian by a juvenile court judge with the power to permit transfusions, reaffirmed Friday he will give ''unme(Iiatu consent" If doctors say blood Is needed. Tiny Carol and Julia Ivey of Panama City, 7 days old today, were given a five per cent chance of survival without transfu.sion.s and 10 per cent chance with tran. sfusions shortly after birth. Ron and Denita Ivey have refused to approve tran. sfusions for their girls because they would violate religious beliefs. They are both Jehovah's Witnesses. - TALLAHASSEE tAP — Former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley's request for workman's compensation benefits lists a date For his heart attack which conflicts with state travel records. Israel Abrams, his Miami lawyer, said an approximate date was used arid the error would be corrected. The application for weekly benefits and medical expenses said O'Malley, 41, who resigned last month in the face of criminal and impeachment charges, suffered the attack or. Dec. 3, 1973 while on state business, FLAME GLO LUSH LIPS Ii)' BOB l.IA)Yi) herald Staff Writer At the present rate of spen. ding, Seminole County Corn. Imiis.sioners t'aui expect cost overruns for local Circuit and County Court operations to amount to $42,137 liv the end of the fiscal year Sept. 30. In addition, county Public Works Director Bob Andrew has reported he'll need an additional $23,000 for this sear's operations and Sheriff .John I'iilk has reported $213,000 in cost overruns for prisoner medical treatment and attorney's Fees. As of July 29, according to an analysts of court expenditures prepared by the county Office of Management Analvsi and l':'iI nation ()M A I' i, 4)111)' $817.71 remained unexpended of the year's $210,000 ap. propriation budgeted for court operating costs and Fees The analysis showed $118,837.22 had been expended for court reporters. All but $898.45 of the amount went to Official Court Reporter Nor- funds from contingency and orders the payment. Although the county, by law, IJIUSI Fund the courts operation the county eoIflmis.sIun has no say on the rate in which the funds are spent. LIP POLISH JACKSONVILLE BEACH (AP) — George Ballard, co-owner of the Armadillo Tavern, says he has 4. FLAVORS had several armadillos dumped at his doorstep but Friday was the first time a live alligator showed up. The eight-foot alligator, weighing an estimated 200 pounds, apparently found Its way to the bar from the nearby ocean beach. Police said a gator was reported sighted in the Surf a mile away earlier and tracks led trout the beach to the vicinity of the tavern. College Denied License a TALLAHASSEE (API — The State Board of Independent Colleges and Universities has denied a license to a Hollywood college It said did not meet state requirements. The board denied a license Friday to Gold Coast University Winterhili College, Hollywood, after the applicants said they had ceased operation in Florida. The board had said earlier that the proposed school did not meet licensing requirements and had given It time to show cause why It should not be denied a license. - Vi BOOK MATCHES IL$ Elderly Warned About Fraud - CARTON 50 Be careful If someone TALLAHASSEE tAP) telephones saying he Is a bank examiner or policeman and asks your help in catching crooked bank employes. You may end up tricked out of a large sum of money, Commissioner William A. Troelstrup of the Florida Department of Criminal aw Enforcement warned July 29, Other costs that have been paid by the county for the court system include $14,761 in witness fees, including witnesses called by the defense in indigent cases. Court-ordered medical CXCflSCs totaled $11,032 — State statutes put a ruiinimumiinearly $10,000 of it in circuit if $10 I'r day on payment tO court ('15C5. (nUll reporters and SOcents a herring says he expects cost Page For transcripts, but local overruns in court operations to Circuit Court Judges, dating lii' ever, greater when all l,a('k t o the early l970s, have iuitmnicipal courts are abolished ordered the court reporters be by January 1977 and their itul at much higher rates. funct ion absorbed by the The latest court reporters rate schedule order, entered by t hen-Chief Circuit Judge lounmnick Salfi on Aprd 17,1974, 'ts lit rate for - ojrt reporters it $(Ai fora lull day starting at 9 arui and ending at 5 p.m. Overtime charges are $10 an hour; it costs SO per cent extra en weekends and )li(1mys and the inininium "barge for one-half hour or less $15. .— 46 ' County Court.s. hlirring has openly favored retention of municipal courts. "1 feel there is a place for iiiunu'ipal courts,'' he said. • think ihey keep in mmmi the defendant, defraying the costs to the taxpayers." "1 don't think many municipal courts operate at a big loss as county and circuit tourts (10,'' he said. herring cited examples in llrevard County the other county in the 18th Judicial Circui t; where in county court nr;ictit' is nrpvint a,'. :' ;. . - . • 1. -' - ' ' Allen ('hapel ÂME Church and six of its members were presented Life Membership plaques for support of Sickle Cell Anemia Drive f"r contrib u tions of $100 each by l.onnie Thomas, of Seminole ('ommunil', College, association president rfghti. From left, Dr. J. C. RIngling, chairman trustees; E.L. Rlacksheare, trcasurer trustees; and Rev. J.E. Connelly pastor. (Herald Photo by Mar-va Hawkins CHURCH AIDS SICKLE CELL If the court rep'rter's notes are ordered tran.cribed, the mail Robbin, who employs a cost f or regular proceedings is number of assistants in the per page for the original cording $1.05 court work. to herring, to impose The expected $42,137 cost transcript and a one cops' fines on convicted defendants overrun is in the county's Fine ritiniiiiumui. Additional COPIS and then suspend all or portions ts per j:igc. cents and Forfeiture Fund. The fund of the tines. was budgeted at $3.5 Ilion Beckwith noted that a big 'But I feel here in Seminole this year and is used to pay increase in court operating that the county court is being expienses of laA enforcvinent, costs is due to tbe increased operated on I pay-as-you-go housing and communications number (if indigent defendants basis," Herring said. for the State Attorney and for whom the (ourts must Otherwise. Herring says he Public Defender and expenses appoint attorneys and furnish doesn't feel the court system is of the Count) Medical transcripts, taking into consideration the Examiner, in addition to costs ccst of cases to the taxpayers The cost of transcripts in civil and expenses of Count' and and criminal appeals cases where convictions are obtained. Circuit Courts, There are cases where judges rate of $2.10 per page Major source I)f income to the jumps to a for the original and two copies can assess fines to defendants fine and forfeiture fund isn't along with jail sentences or unmumnum. Additional copies from fines imposed by the pro ba tion. d-410 CA vontc r 4" t'b'' courts, but is from tax dollars. County Commission ChairAs of Aug. 31, according to a titan SRI Vihlen Jr., said he report by Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., $2,375- recently held a meeting with Defend yourself against assault or vicious animals with this high qualit Non•Lcthal 7Shot Automatic Pistol FIRES BLANKS OR - Not Oft Said TEARGAS. TO Minors D i sa bles one or a gang of attackers, Limit 2 yet leaves no after effects. Precision Made. Will not jam or misfire. ?5 No Federal Ucense Required • 7 SHOT CLIP • AUTOMATIC • TRIGGER SAFETY LOCK • SOLID METAL CONSTRUCTION McCrory's SANFORD PLAZA STORE ONLY . AMMO INCLUDED 4 HOURS MONDAY 11 A.M. To 3 P.M. 'IF YOU CANNOT ATTFOD SALE, RESERVE YOUR PURCHASE BY PHONE ''"' million of the budgeted $2462 million in tax revenue for the fine and forfeiture fund had been collected. This leaves $86,583 yet to be collected, Court costs and fines were budgeted as $195,000 revenue for the fund and so far that revenue source is $27,284 short of expectations. Beckwith said Friday that he Alligator Shows Up At Bar Sunday, Sept. 7, 1975—JA Court Cost Overruns May Exceed $42,000 '"" O' Malley Used Wrong Date - Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. sees no problem, however, since there is a budgeted $199,124 eontingency in the fine and forfeiture fund budget. Beckwith said the reported $20,000 cost overrun of Polk's budgeted $5,750 for county jail prisoner medical expenses and $6,000 overrun of hi.s budgeted $2,000 for professional services " County and Circuit Court .Judges ad discussed the increase in fees paid to court reporters. ''They're aware of the budu;cting problem," Vihlen said. "but the say the law requires that court reporters be used" Herring sa s court rupiirkrs are included in the costs of cnnidti&'ting criminal proceedings but that his offIce has tried to avoid the use of court reporters on many casions by using tape recorders to decrease costs to the county. '- "I'm reassuring myself that we're muiinimnizing the use of court reporters," tier-ring said. 'attorney's fees I will also come ''but somnetinit's froni the fine and forfeiture depositions I swrn statements taken liv court reporters i and we use court reporters when w feel it's necessary." we need contingency line since the expenditures, according to Polk, were incurred due to the June 9 county jail fire that 'We have nothing to do with killed 10 inmates anti ;i - -- taller and sent scores of inmates to how much the court reporters are paid, he said, "or what the hospital. Last week, county coin- fees are paid court-appointed when told of cost attoneys. overruns in the courts The OMAE analysis shows operation, zeroed in on the county and circuit court. increase in costs for court appointed attorneys were paid reporters. They voted to pay a $45,476 between last Oct. 1 and $5,000 overrrun for July and a part of August. FLORIOP' Eeckwith said that the overruns are the result of the basic costs of running the courts being higher than was SUNSHINE STATE mnticipated when the current fiscal year's budget was made, Ile noted he can't pay bills on )verrun 11mw items in the budget .mnless the counts' commission ipproves the transfer of the t).çitn•nI of ARRIVEALIVE' - GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION Certificate $ 11000 inIm um dep051 t m 4year rtiatU ri t y 7.79% effective yield Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early viithdrawalS on all certificate accounts. Friday. First F.d.rut of SimInoi. Savings Plans Troelstrup said underworld Figures are defrauding many persons in Florida, especially the elderly, through 4fl •aM so-called "granny fraud." Miami Phoenix Fails MIAMI (At)) — The Miami Phoenix, a youth-oriented newspaper, will observe Its first anniversary Sunday by publishing Its last edition. Editor-publisher Marcia Orovitz said the paper lost despite a recent $100,000 over the past year and it. 2411, iIi.• 11 a, — lacks advertising enough to keep FIRST MMMMM 11000 i2\ 11 0 111 '! Sta?,msnt Sa v in gs -- -.'. - I •,, 0 '- ,..', • ' .., - t,' * — promotion drive 412% IS S 3I, ' — P.a.j fl. .'.r, •.. S. •. 1,1P,t.., .a -*-,..,'' In -p £,,..,.n 13 dipi oil ,.,s off ,,i - ' ,,...e...* s.,' '' - , Its 2 .-. a' 0 �Evening HexWd :t N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 3 831-9993 05-322-2611 or Sunday. Sl?ot. 7. 1975-4A Around WAYNE 1). DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor IR)IIEHT C. MARKF.Y, Advertising Director H Couldn't believe it last night when we walked irtu our favorite grocery store only to Find that the price for a gallon of milk had skyrocketed from 1.39 to $1.76 overnight. That amounts to better than a 25 per cent An(Tease to all And at our lxnLse, that's a lot of bread to shell out for a gallon of milk. Especially when it* six of us consume four or five gallons a week. Guess the next imiove is to purchase a cow and let Old txissie provide the old moo-juice. It probably wouldn't go over too good at the apartment Coinplex, how ever. We expected a slight hike in the cost of milk and any other foodstuff that could even be remotely to grain since the latest sale of the vital product to Russia, But, it wasn't expected that fast nor So Steel). \ hat was that Earl Butz, secretary of Here's how they put it and asked if we'd print it verbatim: "Would you like to be an educated American in the aerospace world of tonIorros( ? f so y iu can ceo the ages of 13 and and you are lx'. Join CM'. :'I t'livery: 55 cents; Month, 1240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28, 40, By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Week, &, betw at the Super Dollar "See Sgt. Charles Store on First St. in Sanford on Saturdays between 9 a.ni. and 3 p.m." End of nies.sage! Sgt. flacak, incidentally, is one of the two teenagers who made his plea to its for help in the at the First recruiting drive and apparently Street store on weekends. Anyw ay. he can provide further information at the aforevnt'ntioned location, Ignore Helsinki The connected works Pact On Aug. 1 President Ford sinned in Helsinki. Finland, a 100-page document prepared by the European Security Conference which was intended to reduce tensions in the world. He said at that time that history would judge the historic moment -not 1w what Clock DON OAKLEY ~ 1 1_ i ~ SACRAMENTO. ('alt!. iAPi Intelligence agencies knew I .m't te F'rommt', a disciple of lilass murderer Charles Man. sofl, was in tow mm. But she still g,g within Iwo feet of President - Solution he Soviet tnion not to Ifle(hlle in the affairs of Portugal by spending tens of millions of dollars to support subversive communist party activities. And just a week after that President Ford, addressing the American Legion convention in Minneapolis. himself warned the Soviet Union that detente would be endangered if Moscow did not keep its hands off Portugal. Ra rely End s Righ t There All of this represents an astonishing change fl trifle in a relatively brief period, a quick swing of Any number of things could happen to turn the Viking mission to Mars into the most expensive $i billion) flop in the history of space ex. the pendulum from the rosy euphoria of Helsinki ploration. To suggest a few, in increasing order REPORTERS NOTEBOOK: . 17 -1 %;S .. I I _.. Sneaky A 1. '\o'\fl .1e - 00 ~ 60 ______ __ __________ _____________ __________________ pf) _______ ________ 0 . __ 1 I- l r - : I ' / / P . , . - A county commission meeting this wtt'k turned into a real show of shoes. First the chief of the public works department showed up in tennis shoes. / / / planner. ________ ____ \ -F4 Prkkett it _____ _____ . _ ._ .. ., _. - ..__............ ... . I .-- d ' 1 , ' . ' .J 7. ' . - . ,, ' "'.•-, ... ' ' . . - - ' - .r..' __ . ' . , . .. . a ,Ahile ,Allen he was :rteitbin,', ..,,•,,,, her arrest it ,imi . lie ,h.,.....,'., .1,..... L,.,. iv 4I,IiiLA'I uin ' --.Slw had .I gun in her hand. declined to re. veal the results of the tests. Whether Miss F'nn'nnnnt' knew ' paled at the sight of the gw 'lime gun was about two feet trim liii' president. 1T The> then rushed him it'' apttnl ( Thats difficult to answer,'' empty was a matter (if 'con.es said. "We are now look- jecture," Keyes said. lie added at this in retrospect. Law that leaving the chamber cmlipUnder 25 SR-22's :,turcennen agencies are 1> imiighi have been a mistake Cancelled Rejected art' of a lot of people that on her part. entualIy timight be a problem. E.Z. Payments Quotes To prepare the .45 for firine. Hut >ou can't surveil ever> it is necessary to push back the sible suspect,'' slide to each tilt' weapon alter 322-0285 • 831.9774 Because of Miss Fromimme's the clip and its cartridges have titS with the Manson band of been inserted into the weapon .2417 S. French Ave. Keyes said his office Five hours after M is Sanford, FIa , 32771 would be investigating any pos. Frononie was arrested, Fort i lly1fu SS I ,.lt)In,' conspiracy angle, but an praised the Secret Service and INSURANCE AGENCY l:uI speke.snian in Washington said: "This ______________________________________________________ said there was no reason at this circuinstartt'es will prevent tilt' tune to believe a conspiracy cx- or preclude uiie from contacting isted the American people as 1 travel The TremendousL Asked why the Secret Service from one state to another and . Response to our special, i.led to put Miss Fromnne and from one community to anothwe are continuing it Miss Good under surveillance, en." s'cial agent Douglas Duncan The episode occurred on a until Sat., Sept. 13th '1 the Sacramento office said one-block walk through Capitol Clean Up That Old be cause the> never expressed Park from Ford's hotel to the Typewriter" any interest in the President or governor's office in the Capital. Blow Out Replace Ribbon anything of a federal nature. Ford waived to the crowd on 322-8005 Clean Type Oiling and Duncan said his office had no the street and then slowed his One Adjustment. pr inted file on Miss Fromme pace to shake hands with mimem CALL ANYTIME and its only information on her hers of a cheering crowd along was stra'tl> o w rd of mouth,'' his route Kt'>es said lest were being lie was about 50 yards frt:u I MADAM KATH ER INE run on the Army Colt 45.-caliber the entrance to the ('apill W ' ' LOW AUTO RATES .. ' - .'.. '. piused asked why security agencies failed tin put her under active 'Atent Buendort reached and grabbed Ilk' gun with his right hand, n:r,nbbt'd her arm 't tthn hmn kIt hand. forced her ;irum down and twisted the out of her hiamf.'' Nesst'n si Other Secret Service ager'. closed around Ford. who vistli', w 1km) htuendonl, walking behind Ford. sunldenlv lunged into the nm '1k saw the imanni of a woman com e tip tx'tw ceo two peo ple in tIme crowd, and she was pushing her w;ty through the crowd," saEd Nt'ssen ' - t . . ' mi' nk'rit under n -_ bu'io - - _________ __________ _______________ . i:u 1i:i :sI 1)1 NT bizarre, execution-stsk slayings of movie actress Sharon Tate and six others in August 1969. ''All the intelligence agencies were aware the> were in town," said Paul Young, special FBI \ 1.1) I"( )lt I) ' agent in charge of the Sac'rauiento office, referring IO \Iiss Fromnue and Miss Good , Wile House Press Secretary B ':. Nt'sscn said the Secret Ser itt' never had Miss Frnmna' under surveillance - . $9.95 1 to CARD QFAO'GS CRYSTAL SAIL READI NGS CALENDAR ~ '4rLPruL ADVICE ON LIFE ALL AFAIR( I LOVE YARSIAGE • SUSINISS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME IONQA000 Basic ('lass Plan", 3 p.m Beginning Watercolors, .7 t)ollMaking. 7 P.n 10 p.m., Intermediate Oil PaInting, 7 Democratic Women's Club of HOURS IA U -1 P U • DAYS Cl,d p.m. 10 p.m., registration fee 4:30 p.m., Tuesda> & Thursda> SCC's South Seminole Center 8 p.m. 10 p.m., AEC 11, fee Seminole, noon, ('as alier, Soul" of Sale'd -Nel l 16 N.Iand e 115.00,8 wks, Call Community SCC's Piano Lab Registration wks., fee $15.00 Call Seminole 115.00, 8 wks, Call SCC's lliway 17-92 . Services at SCC for reser- fee 530,00. Call Community Community College's Corn- Community Services for SEPT, Whole life readings: $S with this ad! ii vations Services at SCC for reserCALL for APPOINTMENT munit> Services for reser- reser;ations. Ten ni s. p iii. 9 p iii.. SCC's Astrology, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 vations, ations. Tennis courts, 12 wks., Intermediate Class Piano, pin. SCC, &108, fee $15.00, 8 Home Basic Interior registration fee 115 00. For 6:30 p.m. 8.00 p.m., Monday & Orlando Dig Training Club SEPT. 12 wks. For reservations, call "............................................................... Tennis. 7p.m. -9p.m.,SCC's SCC's Community Ser.'ices. Decorating. p in. 10 p.m .,. rt'gustration 'r basin, and adreservations call Community Wednesday, SCC's Piano Lab. PARK SURGICAL GROUP, P.A. ring Tennis courts, 12 wks., Services at SCC Registration fee $3000. For AEC 38, $10.00, B wks. Call anced obedience, breed SEPT. 18 TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING registration fee $15.00. For Seminole Community College's and tracking classes. 7 pm THE ASSOCIATION OF Home Furniture Refinishing Parent Effectisene-ss, 7 p.m., reservations call Community Community Services reservations call Community Services at for National Guard Anitior>. 2809s. If. 7p.m. 10 p.m.. 901 W. first SCC's South Seminole Center, H. GARRETT DOTSON, JR., M.D. Services at SCC. reservations. Ft'rncret'k, Orlando Basic Class Piano. 8:15 p.m. St., Sanford, 10 wks., 12 weeks. For reservations call DIPLOMATE AMERICAN BOARD OF SURGERY 9:45 p.m.. Monday & Wedregistration fee $10.00. For SCC (ouununit> Services. Interpersonal CommunicIntermediate Home Interior SEPT. 16 nesday, SCC's Piano Lab. aliens I 7 p.m 10 p.m., Fee Decorating. 7 p.m. 10 IN THE PRACTICE OF Refinishing reservations, call SCC's Home Furniture p.m., Slim 'n Trim. 10 am. and I Registration fee $30.00. Call $10.00, SCC, S-207. For reser- AEC 38,8 wks., fee $10.00. For I. 7p.m. 10 p.m.. 9:01W. First Community Services. GENERAL SURGERY p.m. Thrmda> and Wednesdas, Community Services at SCC AT for vations call SCC's Community reservations, call Community St., Sanford. iii. Beginning Antiques, 7 p 10 wks., SCC' s South Seminole Center. reservations, 360 MELLONVILLE AVENUE Services fee $15.00, registration tee $10.00. For 10 p.m.. AEC 12, Services at SCC. ('all Seminole Communit y SANFORD, FLORICA 32771 reservations, call SCC's wks. For reservations call OIl Painting, 9 a in 12 noon. College's ('onuitunit> Strvices SEPT. 9 TELEPHONE. 3; sm Basic Photograph> 4:30 p.m. ('of)1iruflits' S?r\'i Community Services at SCC ces. Introduction to Creative registration lee 115.00. AEC 11, for reservations 6:30 p.m S('('. I214. fee Aggression. 7 p.m. 10 p.m., Call Seminole Community 515.00, 12 wks. Call Community Sanford-Seminole Art registrations $10.00, 8 wks., College's Communit> Services '* '*, Services at SCC for resetAsociaIioni, 6.30 p.m., Civic SCC, H-113. Call SCC's Corn- for reservations, vations Center, for covered dish sup- munity Services for reserper. Joe Mattiheux will conduct Women Interested In Further SEPT. 11 atmons. Education. 9 a.m. 12 noon, no a critique. First fall dinner meeting Free blood pressure ttsts.2-4 fee, 6 wks,, SCC's South VoIu.sia Rose Stnciet>,6:3Opm., NIP. ld>IwIIde Ek'mentar> School p.m Adventist Church, 7th Seminole Center. For reser- Barbervtlle Masonic Hall. PTA Hoard 7.30 p.m at the and Elm. Sanford. vations or more information. Hiw> 17-and SR 40 junction school HAD ENOUGH? Slim 'N TrIm, 7:30 p.m. 8:30 call June Gordon at SCC. Mini-show for roses and a panel Ill Lyman high School Band p.m.. registration fee $15.00. Central Florida Sheltered toanswer questions ongrowmnL Roosters. 6:30 p.m., potluck SC(' main Cam Campus, H'alth a ohip's th annual meeting, 8 fall rses supper and business meeting in Bldg. Call SCC's Community p in Sun Bank (')nununmty 11 SISTER club luncheon school cafeteria Services for reservations Room, 200 S. Orange .'\ve meeting, noo n. Cavalier. Free FAA Safe Pilot Orlando. Quilting Techniques, 7 p.m.. Basic Home Interior SemInar, Sanford Airport 10 p.m., SCC's South Seminole terminal building, 7:30 7 p.m. 10 p.m.. Decorating. PT, 10 p.m. SE ('enter, 8 wks., registration Personal Growth & Iran- AEC 38, fee $10.00. 8 wks. Call Newand films on soft and short $15.00. For reservations fee or field crosswind sactional Analysis, p.m. 10 Seminole Community College's landings, more information, call SCC's p.m., SCC, 5-113, 10 wks., fee Community Servtcs for Free door prizes and a Community Services s to win an airplane. All pilots $10.00. For reservations, call reservation. 1. AS TIMES GET HARDER, GOVERN. AND TO PASS ON THE MESSAGE AND SCC's Community Services. Central Florida Chapter of invited. Basic Gunsmithing, 7 p.m. MENT SEEMS TO GET BIGGER AND INVITATION TO OTHERS? All Souls Home and Schoo. National Paraplegics Assn. Beginning Oil Painting, 7 10 p.m., registration fee $10.00, TAXES GET HIGHER AND FREEDOMS dinner meeting, 6.30 p.m 10 p.m. AEC 11, fee meeting. 8 p.m.. Swint 8 wks., S-208. ('all Seminole p.m S. OUR NAME IS kCIJ SHORT FOR AW A R E SEEM TO DIMINISH A LITTLE MORE Holiday Inn South, Orange Community College's Corn- $15.00, 8wks. For reservations, CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS. WE ARE A EACH TIME A NEW BUREAUCRAT IS Beginning Watercolors, 7 Blossom Trail just off Airport munity f Services or reser- call SCC's Community Ser- p.m. .10 p.m., registration NON PROFIT, NON PARTISAN APPOINTED, DOES THAT WORRY YOU? fee Exit of 1-4. 'ice President Pat ices. vations ORGANIZATION OF PEOPLE JUST LIKE S15.00,8 wks. Call Community Caspenada will report on the 2. DO YOU HAVE A SHAKY FEELING services at SCC for reser- national convention in Fort YOU WHO NEED YOU TO HELP US TO THAT THE GOVERNMENT THINKS OF vations th, T RESTORE GOVERNMENT TO THE Worth YOU AS JUST A NUMBER? POSITION OF BEING "OF THE PEOPLE, 3. IT MAY COME AS GOOD NEWS TO YOU BY THE PEOPLE, AND FOR THE 1111 THAT MOST OF YOUR NEIGHBORS, PEOPLE". ACT NOW BY FILLING OUT Largo: 14 grandchildren; 15 MRS. SALLIEMILLER. FRIENDS, AND FELLOW CITIZENS THE APPLICATION FORM PROVIDED gmeat'grandchildren; one SHARE YOUR FRUSTRATIONS. BELOW TODAY AND BY AT. Salhie W. Miller, 75, of great'great-grand.iaughter; Ruth 0, Chamberlin. l)eltona SEPTEMBER 5,1975 TENDING OUR MEETING ON SEPJ.E. Williams, 4. ARE YOU WILLING TO JOIN WITH A 901 901 Beilair lid., Clearwater, brother, Cynthia I- edderson, Ike TEMBER 13, 1975 AT 8:00 P.M. ADS WILL (bed Thursda>'in that city. Born Loxahatchee; two sisters, Mrs. GROUP OF GOOD, SOLID, QUIET, AND ADMISSIONS lt>' RUN IN PAPER'S THE 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO in Hamilton County, she moved Hattie Johnson, Jasper; and TO LISTEN TO CONCERNED CITIZENS Robert Janego. Lake tlar> to Clearwater 2O years ago from Mrs. Nettie McCallum, NOTIFY YOU OF THE LOCATION OF THE METHODS OF MAKING GOVERNMENT Itavbolmt. S Doroth%> Sanford: Valdosta, Ga. MEETING PLACE. Sanford. MORE RESPONSIVE AND EFFICIENT lngwo(KI Kristine L. Borhaug Moss Funeral Home, Survivors include her Stoneletgh, Mildred It Agnes E. Boyd daughters, Mrs. Annie I. Giles, Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater, l..ongwnnod Edga r L. Cason Sanford; Mrs Hazel M. in charge. "THE ONLY THING NECESSARY FOR EVIL TO TRIUMPH IS FOR GOOD PEOPLE TO DO NOTHING" Edro>' Edwards Ronald I). Barron, Osteen Thomas, Clearwater: Mrs. Virginia F Lewis, Oviedo Terrell hienle> Sarah 'irvuin, Thomiiasvihle, G.; Funeral Notace Thomas Lawson Jr. Il l -11P - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Ii;triet hey, Kissimmee Richard I.. Washington MILLER. MRS SALLIE w.APPLICATION FOR CONTRIBUTING MEMBERSHIP IN THE CORPORATION and Mrs. Sail> M. Bentley, Dorothea Henninger, DeHary F Cft,I %b v (..% f o r .0 s ain, nS P,'IIpr IS nt901 (lpoarRØ. Curtis E . Davis, Deltona I I _______________ _________________ CP'*Atr *i0 ' THur War. Marguerite M. George, ___________________________ ___ ___ ________________ .-..... I I ,thny 10 a Dellona ','"i 1..-,.,,ii I '- 'O-I L.,'rsi,' - ' - - ~#P' Laughter followed it priority "shuffle" of sorts, negotiated by Seminole ('aunt) School Superintendent William r. (Bud) Wednesday night's board meeting before a vote was called to advertise the tax levy to support the new year's budget. After a South Seminole taxpayer asked Layer *A - scc. La)cr in / firther analysis and agreement on a bilateral plosion of thoughts about ourselves, our One of these days well have to deal him In!" I portance in the cosmos, and accelerate all space basis. Additionally, the Soviet Union has refused to programs, including eventual manned landings ____________________________________________________________________________________ grant multiple entry visas to journalists, contrary on planets." iAlial, %iisbudgeted for one of tile older schciciLi in to the agreement and is still directly involved on Little doubt that It would have such an impact , the county, Layer fumbled through a sheaf of to win Portugal over to communism, on scientists, and probably theologiclans, too. attepting m papers for a few moments before coining up with Editor Ordinary people, however, have shown an the figure, Brezhnev promised in Helsinki that he although amazing capacity for accepting and taking for While he was flipping pa ges, the parent piped t ha t sold them a half mi ll ion dollar clay pit would "refrain from intervention in the internal Something More Needed granted a whole string of achievements which with: "I hope the school's priority isn't at the Site a few weeks ago. Our chairman signed a up affairs (of another state" and abjure "subversion only a few years ago belonged in the realm of bottom of that slack of papers you're looking at or other activities directed toward the violent fantasy. Men have speculated about life on other la in 14 years (if age and a 10th grade student. I contract to buy this property and didn't know J0 worlds since antiquity. A generation reared on have read of several of the actions of the who drew up the contract. overthrow of the regime of another state." is Comm sioners. One that inPossible plans for the Veterans Memorial to I know I'm rather young and should not science fiction has almost come to expect -if Seminole ('aUnt>' It is clear that the Soviet policy of communistic (crests tile concerned the $I million account they criticize adults, but it seems to me there is be built as a Bicentennial project at the County not on Mars, then somewhere else and the Big Tree East Park were discussed at a recent imperialism has not changed. It speaks of detente, discovery of some primitive bacterlalike 11101oled from ('ainflank in Seminole County to something more needed in Seminole County. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce cornbut it continues to arm and to probe and test the organism on Mars (nobody is counting on little Southeast First National Bank of Maitland in Oran g e County. Doug labor mnittee meeting. green men) Is not likely to rock them as much as free world at every opportunity, Jack Itonitr suggested a t0UTtIn po wered by Sanford the deep thinkers think. Commissioner I)ick Williams said he Our response should be, as President Ford said a solar imergy device, while someone else One thing Is certain, though. If there is not now favored moving the funds because he thought it proposed lapping a natural gas supply for an in Minneapolis, to remember the fundamental life outside the earth, there will be eventually. %ould bring, or earn, more interest. I would ask Still More Taxes9 eternal flania'. lesson of preserving freedom, %Ve should retain our Even Inore momentous than the discover), $1 million were military might, material strength, moral purpose life exists or once existed on Mars, in terms of Its his Ix'rsnrtl Inane> if he would have inoved it and unity even as we make an honest effort to meet accelerating effect on space exploration, is the because "he thaug,lit" or would he have gone to e ffect such exploration itself will have directly the bank and asked about interest rates first. an enemy half way. What are (tit,people to do about the rising cost of living and the increase in taxes? Chairman Bob Daehn quipped, -We coulil pipe some in from the courthouse," About August 1, I received a notice from e After Tuesday night's Winter Springs Council on the future of human life. property appraiser's office. I went to the office to nloon> brook in which council clashed on When I opened my savings account. I asked complain about the big step up they had taken, a everything from a (lip stick and three quarts of A NASA-sponsored study group o128 scientists what interest rate theywould pay and other step up that I think is unfair. in a variety of fields recently urged that the oil to an Investigation of the building inspector, United States embark on a $100-million program dCthlls. The tax man explained that they wanted one city officials remarked, "We're having a red to colonize space. The scientists envision a giant Commissioner i Sfikei Hattaway said he everyone to pay his fair share of taxes and the carpet put in the council chamber." a' wheel-shaped satellite over a inile in diameter wanted to spread the money around. But why did amount of money paid in taxes would be no A comment by City Attorney Newman Brock assembled in the moon's orbit a "permanent, he find it best to spread it to Orange County. different than it was before, that the rampant rumors and accusatiorn self-maintaining earthlike habitat for 10,000 Aren't (hi' Scnmiinole County commissioners to do smacked Less than one month later, the county wants to iimemn r of Mc('arthyisii was counter.d h' people." business in our county whenever xs.sible? be of the audience, who reminded Brock raise the millage which I already can't afford. the same charge was To make the idea appealing, the scientists niade by the Nixon I' really not sure he Itattaway i forgot naturally stressed the economic be nefits of such It's going to be very difficult to get more Administration when trying to hide Watergate. an expensive venture. For example, the colonists Cousin Bob is a director at the Orange County dollars. as Count)' Commission Chairman Sid The attorney raised botharms in the familiar could generate electricity fromii sun light and kink, arty y ou" Vihlen said. Nixon pose saying 'l wan to mtvikmyself myself beam it loan energy-hungry earth by microwave Seems I remember the count commissioners John Ratliff perfectly clear. relay, couldn't rcmmit'miitwr who the broker or realtor Sanford -Jane ('a%seIlwrr% it - - . • - - - - , * - - . 1I go Grisly Scene May Ban Milady's Fur Coats The question of whether iuiitad>' can pur:'hase teun killed iret;i iii h wit Ii a skillful blow. But ''En a genuine sealskin coat next season may depend 'ni> O per cent of the cases," ,,Ile reported, 'w nuld 11w seal lx' mi completely on the imiark." upon a grLsh scene in farawas Eleinice, South Africa hIil1 the animals, in other words, were ''still Under U.S. law, 11w Commerce Department w igglini:, flipping," Not one nit time young seals. whose Jk'lLs wire sought, escaped. When ant, fled N eiiuposert'd tin tiami the imunport.ation of inhumanely killed animals. It recently elispat- In terror arroe.s the ink' of dead seaLs, the i'hed twin veterinarian-, to the South African ilubbers ran "into the pile oF seals, which is poor roast, therefore, to witness a massive seal batting. Oan club a seal,'' 'laugtilt'r. A' the sum w arniit'il and the ugly slaughter 1k' humane Society's Sue Pressman was fuHtUlIil'il, ''t IN, si'als beg;, n to get confused" and Ill ,nIteiinI : an olns&'rvi,r. Wi' oiler her L':ti',! i,,.i 1 1 .11 th I,,hI..,r • ,,.,,,,,... w .it wilt' far in exces_s. , The system was not m:e;,rtsl to prevent injury before death," 'Ilk' I111.11 verdn'i will he up to the Com mnerce erce I )epar tin nent, which plans hearings. 'III \l I NM. COVI':U.tll' A s'ing lawyer in 'lie IIiiLndt'lphia Si*c'iaI I 'ro.w('utor's office has evidence of illegal political hiring.,, within the federal iivs I service. But no one inn Washington wants Its hear about it. 'I'lk' mw requires that civil service sipnuniIiuneI1ts Itiust b,' iiiailt' strulls ''mm iint'rit But I ......I ....., ,I.., ............-_. .k.,: .... .,., Alk'gedh Scott told J oseph that the inn % vstugat toni would be awkward for Civil Service ( main i ian ft ahert K. Hampton. Indeed, (1k' investigative filer, indicate that the (;s, preferential trt';ntmmn&'mit to ;ul least %%%11 a)pli('an1t referred by I l;imuiplon. ''Made up a job for hun,'' an investigative report sass oF both applicant s in II aitipton sent to (;SA 0141,11 , litter. J oseph drafted a letter tin time Justice 'l)nluumt'nl a urging an invt'stIgatun,t of time ( ;s .\ In!l.ntIntt-, Bill;nnnthi- tii.'ri,, l,.r,,,.,I I? 'A- 'A * 'A. * 111 ACT.-it AWARE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS, INC. 1111 Then attend the PUBLIC MEETING t LYMA N HIGH SCHOOL- SATe SEPT. 13th 80000 P.M. IIi - * , , - ill - * HAD ENOUGH? - * AREA DEATHS HOSPITAL NOTES JACK ANDERSON ' ACT - th~ll Coninii-sisioner Williams it this . - Letters To The BERRY' S WORLD I SEPT. 8 Seminole High School Band Parents meeting, band room, 7:30 p.m. . . __ un- There's some hope for Washington alter all. The only problem is that we need more, not fewer, men like Mr. Hale and Mr. ( 'trl&''n . ' gun which ;iuthoruic said w ,, the weapon that St'crt't Service agent I irrv Itut'ndorf pulled from Miss Frotmiiiu'' haunt Keyes added that Miss Fromine had also been given several tests, including a psychiatrit' ex;utnination, following PAST- PRESENT - FUTURE During a discussion by Sanford's planning and zoning Commission Thursday night future designation of areas and policing for junkyards in the city, Chairman Arthur Harris offered his personal opinion of the scene "Junkyards tend to draw rats. and I have to shoot enough rats out of my orange tree now," said Harris. The commission took no action on the subject NASA Finally, Robert Carleson, who is resigning as the national director of welfare, suggests to Congress that his job be abolished because it is extraneous. - ,i.'' 1 lie Secret Service refused to s;s if her name was on a COImIputenized list of 50,000 people who are considered potential threats to the President L)wayne Keyes, the U.S. at. tome> who is prosecuting time case against 'lsss h"romme, about ____________ Sunday Sept ' 15 PAlMIST What was he wearing? YOU guessed it: sandals Commissioners just grinned. - __________ 111 the natilly dressed commissioners he "stepped on" something over the weekend and hurt his foot. '[hen time for a report from the tuUflt I" ' _________________ Preview However. Bob Andrew quickly explained it) _______ same $70,000 a ___________ _________ - ar Of Shoes . . of possibility: The twin spa ce craft now winging across some 400 million miles of space the first scheduled The change ot diplomatic pace is not hard to land on Mars on or about July 4, 1976 and the analyze. Americans generally have been sketical stndinSeptember - couldfailtoachieveorbit of the Soviets' intention to relax tensions and they around the red planet; their Lander sections are less impr essed now than they were on Aug. I. Could fail to detach or Could crash; radio corn'l'heir sentiments are reflected in th e hardened mun.icatlorts with earth Could fail or be erratic: the elaborate gear design ed to investigate thc position of the administration, planet's surface could break down The judgment of American citizens in the brief Only one thing need happen, however, to make period of history since Helsinki is sound. Even the Viking project the most stupendous scientific before Leonid Brezhnev had delivered his copy of accomplishment of all time: Finding evidence of the European Security Conference agreement to the existence of life on a planet other than earth. Scientists involved in the project, as well as his politburo, he was saying that the respect for others awaiting its re port, disagree about the sovereignty of nations that he had promised to chances of finding proof on Mars that the observe simply meant that others countries should evolutionary processes that led to life on earth leave the Soviet Union alone. Prime Minister operate e1sewtre in the universe. But they are Kosygin later told 18 visiting American unanimous on what such a discovery would congressmen about the same thing, that provisions mean. "If we find any form of life," says of the agreement dealing with sovereignty and free movement of people were not firm, but subject to scientist Gerald Soften, "it will cause an ex. Federal Fire Council, which is costing taxpayers year although, it has nothing to do. Some time earlier the executive ilirci. tor of the federal Metallic and Non-Metallic Safety Board of Heiew, Jubal Hale, was successful in his campaign to have his job a bol ish ed when he con vin ced Congress that he had loafed for the last five years. pistol, A Secret Service agent staMiss !"ronmulie, 26, who kept in tioned in Sacramento said Miss &'lost' touch with Manson even F'ronmie had not been under -if ter lit' was sent to San Quentin surveillance because she had I'rison, was charged with at- never expressed an> interest in templed murder of the the President, He also said it President was tumpossible to keep an eye The thin. red-haired woman on everyone who is ''a little out was w rt'stlt'nl Li' tilt' ground f the ordinary.'' after she aitmied the pistol at Miss Fromme Manson Ford and screamed, "It didn't dubbed her "Squeaky" because go off." her voice tends to squeak when The finin chamber of the she is agitated was in Sacra .\rnt> ('nIt was emupt> ,but there menttn Count> Jail toda> under went' four live rounds of aun• $1 million bail. munition in the ('lip :\ priminar> hearing "as 'q' As agents backed Miss for next Thursdayy in SacraFrn'ntumit' up against a tree and uint'nto federal court. Miss Ford was hustled .nw a> h> his F'rmuiimiies t'ntt'rt'd n plea at .a L 0 ii ii iit.0 u iwr ra i gnmen r rIUa> her repeat over and over. 'lie When U.S. Magistrate Esther is not a public servant. He is not Mix asked her if she had an> public servant." statement, Miss Fromnic an..\ reporter's ta pe recorder swered in a clear voice, "No." alu show i'd that she yelled. She caine to Sacramento two 'This country is a mess' Time years ago to be close to Manson, man is not your president:" her spiritual leader, when he Ford was shaking hands w itim was at Folsom Prison. She and s pe ctators Friday as he walked another Manson follower, through a tuirk near the Cali- Sandra Good, 30, staved on fornia Capitol for a meeting after Manson was transferred with Gay. Eimnumt (,. Brown to San Quentin, but Miss Jr Frorume continued to corre1 saw a hand e nung U lx'- spond w itim him. hind several others in the front Manson, who is serving a life row. And obviou,sl> there was a sentence, was convicted in the ________________ - A . summitry to the realities of the deeds after the words have stopped echoing. ,t fe% da)s ago sorne Senate investigators discovered the gun in that hand," the I'resi. dent said. ''I then saw almost In. tantant'ousls, 'er> quick and cr> effective action b> the Sc. t'ret Service in taking ('are Of - . __ ... , .- . r ' ,1r, 1'issingcr. speaking in Birmingham, Ala., warned Maybe It's Catching Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WouldmBe Assassin * 's Presence Known By FBI Agents - 'p keep." Henry Woman Aimed .45 At President Ford - we say here, but , . . by the promises that Two weeks later Secretary of State ; b We've been deluged with letters the past few days from interested readers who are concerned about the Seminole County Commission's decision to transfer the non-interest earning Con iprehensive Eniiploynieflt and 'Framing Act i CEL\ m funds out of ('iiniilank of ('asselberry into an Orange County Bank. One of the most interesting, oddly enough, came from a 14-year-old named Doug Tabor, who lives in Sanford. 'ibis youngster may have more smarts tha n all of us. Read what he has to say elsewhere on this I)iiC The Editor. '' today under the heading 'I..ctters To T It's good frnI for thought. Hill ('urn" about Bacak Soviets agriculture, said about the grain sale to the So'iet Union not affecting the prices in this country? Try telline that to the average working consumer, Mr. Hut,.. We're sure he'll believe uvers' word you say. l'erhaps the ('Al' has something to offer that just might interest you. Interested in flying? Why not join the Civil Air Patrol I CAP)? A couple of youngsters in their teens walked into ilie Herald offices yesterday and told us they are members of the local CM' unit and that they're in search of new members. i * - - " * REMEMBER! CUT OFF AND MAIL WEATHER " AWARE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS ---- - - - - �--- -----• __ - Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday. Sept 7. 1975 . Shevin 0 j TORtS I Opinion According To - ''. € 100 Curry Ford Road And In 9 i 0" Raises Queries IN O BRIEF Porttsgese Government n F Tax LISBON, Portugal I AP)-Pro,-Coniniurdst Gen. Vasco (,oncahes has been forced from power after a bitter six %Aeek campaign by political and military moderates that edged Portugal close to civil war. The move opened the uay for forniation of a broader-based government. A communique issued by President Franrisco da Costa on Friday night after a stormy meeting of officers at a utlttar> base in Tancos, 80 miles north of here, said Goncalves ,ogglas expelled front the Revolutionary Council, the group of officers that represents the highest authority apparent facesaving gesture. the communique said that (oncalves voluntarily relinquished his appointment as chief of sLiff of the armed forces, announced by Cost,a Gonies a ueek after he said Gon. calves st as being replaced as premier. (tomes Bombing Suspects Sought I 0 i\ I t I - 1 hi sear bed ti ', for t iii art seen speetiml, a%;ay in a blue car from the Ifilton Hotel minutes before a bomb blast ripped through the lobby, killing a man and a woman and wounding 62 other persons. Hotel staff told police they saw- a man run from the hotel and get into the car in Park Lane. The auto was driven off by . a second man ,A ho had stayed behind thie stheel. About 10 pounds of explosive hidden under a marbietop coffee table in the lobby went off at lunchtime Friday, severing limbs of several victims. The dead stornan stas headless and limbless, eyewitnesses said. Police refused to speculate on ,A ho planted the bomb, but it was thought to be the work of a splinter group of the Irish Republican Army which ls fighting to get the Brjtj out oIN he mm II and. rel Three Leftists Kidnaped BUENOS AIRES, Argentina tAP) -T%;o men and a ,Aontan said to be members of a leftist group were kidnaped in La Plata early today 24 hours after the buUet. riddled bodies of rive colleagues were found dead near the at> police said Police in Li Plata, 30 miles south of here,. said a group of men snatched their three off a street corner, bundled them into a car and drove off. Police sources said the three were members of the Socialist Workers party, a Trotskyite group. The naked bodies of three women and two men, reported to belong to the same party, were found Friday in La Plato near the River Plate. No group claimed responsibility for the killings, but the area is dumping ground for victims of the Argentine Anti-Communist Alliance, a right-wing death squad. vIcWn,3 Nuclear Pact Signed CADARACHE. France tAP) Frarce and Iraq will sign a nuclear cooperation agreement next week, Premier Jacques Chirac said today. Chirac was talking to newsmen dwing a tour of the nuclear research center in this southem French town with Iraqi Vice President Saddam Hussein The French premier said Iraq was In the process of setting up a coherent nuclear program" and that France -wanted to take part in the program, initially with water- Hussein ison thesecond day of a seven-day official %,isit to France, one of Iraq's major trading partners and a leading buyer of Iraqi oil. unds . - --•- .... q 41 )ear Suftrd lily Man.iger W.E. Pete) Knowles said the 'key'' Attorney General Robert in the Shevin opinion are the Shevin's opinion that municipal words "general purposes." donations to Chambers of The digest of the opinion, onuneret. for general pur receised b the municipa'ities poses are improper has raised this week fron) Shevin's office, additional questions about the said, "Assuming that the propriety of cities contributing Chamber of Commerce would tax funds to other civic or not be charged a rent of full charitable organizations. market value, it is not a proper And, Altarnonte Springs public purpose for the city to Mayor Norman Floyd wonders allow the Cliamber of Comif cvritributiorts or dues to tnerce to utilize a portion or all organizations such as the of .I municipally-owned Florida League of Cities, the building. Nor may the city CALNO Council of Local donate money to the Chamber Governments or even the East of Commerce for 'general Central Florida Regional purposes." Planning Council are proper The opinion was given at the municipal expenditures. request of New Smy-rna Beach lie is partk ul irk oncerned (its Altornes ( harks I hall bout the ut> S contribution Knos les said is long dS the earlier this year of $1,000 to the donation front the city was Central Flor , ida Zoo and about a given for something within the continuing appropriation, in- purview of a municipality, it cluded in the 197546 budget, of would be all right. $1,000 to the South Seminole Although the City of Sanford Continunity Library. has permitted the Greater Seminale's cities, par- Sanford Chamber of Commerce ticularly during the past two to use a municipal building as vears, since money has been its office for more than a tight, haveviewedwith askance quarter of a century at no cost, any requests for donations from this operation will not be afcivic or charitable groups. feeted by the new Shevin ruling In Oviedo, according to City according to Knowles. Clerk Nancy Cox; all requests for funding froin this type cit% rs adopted a organization have been turned resolution designating the down. Money is allocated, Chamber the city's official however, periodically to the publicity agency. Thus, the Greater Oviedo Recreation Chamber has a specific Association for specific municipal function, Knowles projects, usually held monthly noted. and open to all the citizens of In Altamonte Springs, where Oviedo. the Altamonte Springs While the City bunch of Casselberr3 Chamber of Winter Springs in the past Commerce has been leasing the donated to such groups as the city's old community house for Drug Action Committee, a office space on Maitland request from the same group Avenue, a problem with the was refused this year. Shevin opinion may exist. City The City Council, noting Attorney Joe Davis was atSeminole County Corn- tempting to obtain the full text missioners were already of the opinion Friday. onating to the organization, As for contributions, id a contribution from the donations or dues to other city would be another form of organizations, Knowles double taxation, believes if the organizations Thtwo.year-o1dCityofLake serveamuniclpallunctlon,the Mary has never made a at) funding is proper. He said donation or contribution from the Florida Uague of Cities, tax funds (go any private CALNO and East Central organization Neither F honda Regional Planning Casselberry nor Longwood Council all are serving has e made donations in recent municipal functions . = ' ________ SHAR TWIN I .: . 100 . LIMIT ONE . 111' $I I ~ . WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (AP) Onetime Black Panther Warren Kirnbro, who pleaded guilty to killing a fellow Panther in 1969 and testified against Panther leader Bobb> Seale in the case, has son appointment as an assistant dean at Eastern Connecticut State College Kimbro, paroled last year after four years in prison, has since earned a master's degree from 1Iar ard University. On Friday, the state Board of Trustees for State Colleges approsedhunedateappothunentasftantECSC dean for student affairs Kimbro studied at ECSC while in jail and, since lea%ing prison, has been a paid advisor to the student union board. lie also directed a local drug rehabUitation center. ECSC president Charles Webb, caUed Kimbro the best qualified candidate.ud said, "You just!:an't go on trying a person for something. - ,. - -_ 46-1~W ~W 7 Justices Awarded D I I PROVO, Utah(AP) - Chlef Justice Warren E. Burger has been a%arded an honorary doctor of laws degree at the dedication of Mormon.-run Brigham Young Universit>slaw school bwlding Also honored ssth the degree Friday sere Associate Court, and Marion G. Romney, second cowiselor In the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day __ ~ - . - _.- _ - - = ~~ - Burger, in a dedication speech, said there are encouraging signs the American Bar Association Is progresMng t ostardamens of disciplining professional riuconduct by lawyets. Admiral McKee Not Upset -I ANNAPOLIS. Md. (AP) - Rear Adm. Kinnaird R. McKee says he isn't upset Wt he w1H probably go down In history as the man who was superintendent o( Lh* US. Naval Academy when it coeducatlovial. went A don' t think it disturbs me,"he said Friday as he met with reporters fnr the first finr- since tak4 over coni. mand of the academy last month. 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REG. _1 - - /IP 'ons Poti f"t 1-;.-, It 0 I .:--v-. __~ _-_ ,-_! - -I , I SA14DAL L. 3' __ I `41-6*11111INW-11- HO U B I CAN I I N L V V. - I ______________ •, . . -' i - -- . . l"tIC?tA/ - _at••' v' :: .. i? A '..- . - I S8 REG. 1 89 _ BACK-STRAP SLIP geaI public. --" I . I I ________________________________________________________________ I , LADIES 0 =' , ilk . us s iritruediate arid long-term hopes of avoiding default on its, $12 billion in outMandingbonds and notes was in the hands of a special session of the New York Legislature. j was hoped that an agreement sould be reached under which the stale and the city's banks %%ould Lvme up %ith a money package to see the city through ihe rest of the ycar. There %giere furlher signs that indiLstrial activit) -gun to pick up, as the Commerce Dcpartment report(A new factor)orders rose 16 per cent, the fourth monthly increase in .I row. cent -a 9.6 per cent , '' " -_ % price ________ - ______________________________________ ________________________ r~t . ! Clflflg. wholesale .~, '- 1 . L4M August li is I.. k", ..I . .. . t I Bbb& DepartDepa ..dI , , ~ 'To P0111 "'F'0UT 1 - Akeady on dedp boards are prime windows that In. corporate a sworsdary window system (o provide actuaDy two windows linked together by a thermal barrier to reduce conductance and provide dead air space between the two for Insulating values. the La bar m e n t 's barcly cscapvd default %gilien the city's unions came through st Ith $1(X) million in pension money ti help iticet welfare and payroll costs. I ___ .•. - UU1I aiu I I . ihis %4-,-tr SS Kri,sgo- Co, fell IN-- %i, a% ,Aith Augu.sl .sales up .i strong 22 ler cent, followed by gains of 8.4 per cent at li'l000lworth. 6.2 per cent at J.C. l't nix and 6 'x r cent it Sears On the price front, On tile prici- front. (lie l.aLx)r I) e r tine n t 's August sholemIe price index rose 0.8 per cent ;I 9.6[wr cent annual inIl it ion r.iR I lit \(ii'tLt I,,t,iI is (15% ii fr om July*s 14.4 lx,r cent viiholesale price Jump. and for tile last three timoitiks the index has climbed al an annual 7.7 per cent annual rate, an Improvement from 1he 30 lx--r cent annual rati' lasi fall. Fuel and liwer I)riceS 5%1-re the main factors in August, offsetting a drop in agricultural prices. Ipp._ 11 e _____________________________________ .111IN and ljg lll 'Lll'a(l% I lic 11. . , GAS CAN --' I service and maximnidWrig Of -- to , in Recove Recession '-I ' -,, - , i REG 93c ___ ______ - v - .. Aent of an g ive I 1 __ - . ' I itr Utpirtiiient officials at1iouncrd that wholesale prices rose eight-tenths of 1 per ni (luring August. while uritiploymeni held steady at 8.4 per cent. The statistics indicate that recession continues to abate, but there is deepened concern return high inflation ry __________ L i - - U mvwu FILM ruiu X WELL 1V_&S_mr1!AL 0 orru's,' he have Uw biggest ii i he Federal government vre to allow New York City to Into tklault even for only day. it writli have :i ripple eflets that would start east of the I tucison lIver and reach all the ay to the tl Coast,'' smttl lInger McKnighi i'f Pair . Webber, Jack.soii & Curtis, Inc. "Cities like Cleveland troll that make mors- frequent trips th 1xn1 market snuld -1 I government Imsti:41 more sigits; this past sst'i'k of a gradual ret'over frittit the recession, %%hile*Nc" York City remained i bit i sl'h it thit lit ion s Ii m,iiit i,iI ,tt tuit Tile Labor lk-parlitient said the nation's imemplo% . ment rate rt'itiained steady at 8.-i per cent in August and 275,000 more Ammiericans held Jobs than in the previous nionth, The recovery in the eniplo>timent Picture remained slow, ho%%ever. In March, 8.2 million Americans "ere Joble's.s. That total had declined 410.OW by 11w American motorist snuld get a second break on gasoline prices if Congress overrides the President F triI Pn k d so if a bill reinstating duitit slit, oil price controls, Ford will delay until 'I'lles(hly his veto of Ilic bill, Press Secretary Itoit Nessen said Friday. '--- 2 TUBES EACH 1 15 OZ L - amoun of Nivalm fill(-. Ilit- execulivi. Ill. n br ii thit Ii " I nkrini t if S NEW YORK iAl') Democrats are confident tile veto will be overridden, but Fort) reIx)rtedb' was told b> add Ix. visers that the veto sustained by a narrow margin. Ford planned to discuss energy . - heating and air conditioning, W. Garnet White Real Estate according to Sdilke. Agency, was hutrtimental, In These parameters will dic helping to put the industrial anges in conshwtion to CtOth meet ts energy that will be consumed I a and already the Federal Government is allowing credits for varinui such as insulation, that save energy, Schilke said. luient igns P int To ' _.N;~_.. , 17-92, Sanford. Harcar is one of S '='. WELLA KOLESTRAL government Sanford's largest industrial regulatory agencies will be employe rs and was organized specifying the amount of in 1957 energ)thatanewbijildlngwfll rnio IlLis t'ategory ' EnterprLvi was formed to provide thermal barrier wIn , Insulakd glass reflectiveglass,aswell as provide I1Cf1flflt winiow it __ ;.. A Iso )= I ,_ . Glass is being developed for ordinary windows that contain the same light-heat reflective Carl Schilke of Schhlke surfaces now found on huge EnterprLws Inr., announced emitmercial buildings - w. today his company -in what is faces that renect up to 87 estWulted to be a quarter percent of the sun's rays. million dollar package has This reflective glass, when purchased from Lake Monroe Industries a 00 square foot combined with another piece of shell of a building in the Sanford glass and separated by dead air insulated glass Industrial Park on Silver Lake with reflective surface Dni%e Schhlke said the building properties that will give the lo,ated on approximately three insulating qualities required acres, will be completed to his 71* site of the new Industry firm's specifications. arge enough to provide room Construction will begin next l week on the plant. The com- for future expansion, Schilke pan> will manufacture energy. said By ' Mayors, J01114 (;uffl her, said I ure I hat it Nt'%4 York City defaults, on ih debt there will he a "I idal wave" effect on nih. er large municipalities. Wall Si reel bond dealers agreed a default ii) New York ( 'ily nuld bring n a aM-mcoasi ripple effect that %4ould tivakc it expensive, or even impossible, foir bil,- U.S. cilies to) lsirros th ind ni rket CTS I OPENER FOR A GREAT SUNTAN 1, 4 *oA%i 0 HAS BOTTLE SAN-TAN LOTION . New Industry I Ford contends that if fuel trites are raised, t't'flStflnption ill lx cut incentive ill be l$0Vi(k(I For increased domes. In' jwndurtnni, and U.S. reIiaiu'e ,,it Foreign til ill be reductil l)t'iuii'rals say hat uuulil %ors -it Inflation . Moittki Increase Prices Not As Posted By Government univ a minimal tine, will lx' immipo.w& CAN . Might illent --I CAN OPENER - . saving building products in the tvindow and door field and will initially hire Z5-X employes. Preliminary operations should start in 60 days. t' • VAN WYCK ttntgri ation, The Organii4ttiuu of oil I-:porting Countries meets in Vienna Sept. 23 lo discuss A U.S Tre, 1. official agreed 6ierc %r.*Is , itits r I 'stitruls, which expired last teekt'ntl alter four )ears. have kept the cost of snttw gill h If prices u're freed trout reguthe prite of gasoline %glotild hkcl~ . rise .ji least three tents a gallon. Senalt, Republig. ;Ill.,, Ill,r4luud,,t)III F rid iS ri shirt . and %%iirltl Rank annual tuwut im,- here. P. "Ow. L. - Appointed Assistant Dean phar,.-. _____ - .. 4 . . % g an it 41 d syrin acy depo"lingslite S Off aC •rd5 ''•.d I. that iO° cations available g * Prices. A I ______ Sunday. Sent 7. 1975--lA • until rots I hir'ugh art. 15. Ik'tii '(Tah...t'tilukiii ' '' t'r. riding F nid tin In rest, it tontrok for SIX iiii'iitbs, blocked ittitetliale ttiiisiili'ratitn of the I 0l iulurt, Itch now is eljgibk' for ut-bali' lit the Senate aini 'l'ut'siiay. ., _ Fiin* night in etii the measure resioring, price controls through \i nit I at I think tilt-%, art- a%karc of tile . Imulpact a big , price Increase amins (Os. could have gill the world econo. illS hut mitt 'Si tilt SICU said i fck d S Friday Ili winding up ilk- I,Nll.* aid I '41 1'O Prescription,' of' SUGAR REPLACEMENT S - • inn I uda legislation a White I luue tittettlig tilt IX'iluI(Tat. rie 10o SAVE - - By JANE CASSELBERRY herald Staff Writer Ex-Black Panther Kimbro OVIEO 6 0 . - . -- • Producing Nations I - Eveninq Herald, Sanford. Ft W1\Sll tNt 'fl)N t Ali (iii. produ&'tng nations, ill i gesture noperation tilt other nun t s. may decide not to ifl• trease prices as expected, at'. cording ti the director of the International Monelars' Fund. . - ;. Coming Here I L.I 9 1. - By DONNA FSTF,S Herald Staff Writer Out After Six-Week Battle u 1E WORLD Plats --.----, International Monetary Fund Official • I - -. L- ' '. -' �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept 7. 1!75 Sanf ord Not Recorded Hearing Judge Told To State Grounds 11%. BOB L.I.OYI) Herald Staff Writer To Get Civic Group Plans Over Clay Pit Hearing FAno ,J i,.... O.., LA FiUui iQ ,onfluucu have been added except the five-man drainage crew, whose salaries are paid by federal monies from the Corn. prehensive Employment Training Act. I CETA). The only cost to the city here, Ackley explained, is $21,320 for uniforms, equipment, mainteriance and insurance. with the new drainage crew, a new division is added to the water and sewer utility fund, which is budgeted at $55,704 and is paid by water and sewer rates, not new taxes, Tarnrn said. Knowles and Ackley said a total of seven job positions were "eliminated" from the new budget at a savings of $67,135 to .J ______________ ______________ MW WOWN Suit - Operation 6e? 13 I MALI.. - . . 140 P 2 - In 'ainst the Seminole CountY next seven weeks, she said before Judge mthout even a public hearing,'' Appraiser Terry Goembel. at a Scheduled nission '.ittuin the month, Iiii'tin of the Seminole Count) V IIm On Sept. 11, .ip. Merle Norman ('omttics is allenging the legality of Lipton said. League of Civic Associations, parentiv for 'hat purpose. The n opening Oct. I and Gifts by Nan rung which pe rmits a clay pit lipton added that District said it would devalue our land," the drug case appeal will go on Nov. 1," she added rung operation, Ray Lipton of Commissioner Dick Williams, lipton said. back to the appeal court. organization said today, who also happens to be a He said the association also Meanwhile. Richardson is Lipton said the 86-member member of the Markham questions the 10 per cent kping bus) with trusty duties Lroup, in a meeting Thursday Woods Civic Association, commission being paid on the at the Seminole County Jail. He iuht unanimously agreed to however, insisted on the public sale, contending it is a will be in jail until retain an attorney and right the hearings. "ridiculously high" percentage Eve on order of Circuit Judge proposed clay mining operation Lipton said the civic for such a large tract of Joe A. Cowart Jr. in a separate in the area, association contends that the "The commissioners acted case. He said it "would probably be commissioners have spent like we were fools and denied On Aug. 6 Cowart sentenced . useless to appeal the matter to taxpayers' money for items there was an agent in the sale ye U Richardson to the definite jail the county co mmission." concerning the land sale which 'In this Mickey Mouse Pt11' term plus five years probation "The Board of County theseller,Greater Construction chase of land," Lipton said, Continued From Page-IA) on a conviction for breaking Jacobson Won't i the city. These cutbacks include one of the four city building . 16-P cvtjW I _____ _____ • 1 - -__. -. - (.iDf - __________________ _____ ____ _____ _____________ f%R'iT ST.EE7 and entering a Casselberry "That was another challenge. residence in May with the intent I don't even go to bed at 9 p.m when I'm sick! When I went to commt a misdemeanor, In the drug case mandate aw back into business, he told me I i would only have a year to live, appeal court scored Public but I was afraid of retirement," Defender Franklin Kelley's F1001 plan of Carl Gutmana's mail shows four stores and a sandhe said. office for "inexcusable" conJacobson said he enjoys wich shop. duct. "Most vexing," the court poker, bridge and othe r card 5dII, and waicrung ooxmng, panel stated, "is the failure of baseball and football. the public defender to file a brief or other response ton the "My hobby is hard work suppression ruling appeal), the harder the better. I do my inasmuch as the case involves own yard work on an acre and a state-appointed and state-paid half, and I have 85 sprinklers," counsel representing an in. Jacobson said. digent defendant In a criminal He said if he never left case the failure to make an Sanford for the rest of his life, appellate presentation is it would suit me just fine." inexplicable and inexcusable." 20 Appointed To Auto Insurance Task Force TALLAHASSEE (AP) County and spurred higher Former Sen. Fred Karl, Twenty members of an Au- rates. counsel for the Florida inlomobile Insurance Task Force "This is one of the areas surance agents association, have been appointed by state which will be carefully studied Tallahassee; Dr. E. Roy Insurance Commissioner Philip by the task force to make cer- Solomon, dean of the Florida Ashler to make an in-depth Lain personal injury and prop. State University School of study of high rates and claims erty damage insurance Businesss, Tallahassee; Ronald costs, remains available to all Burton. Division of Health, AsIller named )of the fltask Floridians at rates which are Jacksonville; force members Friday and said fair and proper," Ashler said. Richard McFarlaln, the they would tentatively hold an The two largest auto insurers Florida Bar, Tallahassee; Ray organizational meeting the in Florida announced rate n- Ferrero, Florida Academy of The appeal court noted that week of Sept. Is. creases last month of 20 per Trial Lawyers, Miami; Dr. the handling of the local case The panel is to probe the cost cent and 26 per cent statewide, Robert Palmer, Florida Board has added to congestion in the of insurance, increasing fteThe task force is composed of of Medical Examiners, Pen- court system. quency of personal injury and members of the Florida Legi.s- sacola; Dr. Paul Vogel, Florida "Hopefully all the judicial property damage claims, and lature, insurance industry, Board of Chiropractic labor involved on this ca use win costs of automobile repairs and medical and legal professions Examiners; not be completely wasted if, in medical costs, Ashler said in a and judiciary, he said. Henry Forsetlund, Florida the future, both the state and news release. Named to the panel were: Association of Mutual Agents, the public defender will take Insurance companies have Dr. Pat Sullivan, Florida St. Petersburg; Charles steps to insure that hearings complained that actions by a Chiropractic Association, Jupi. McCallister, Florida Associinvolving appealable orders small group of unscrupulous ter: Jack Monaghan, Florida ation life and Casualty Agents, will be preserved either doctors and lawyers jn the state Hospital Association, Tallahas- Gainesville; Robert Pike, stenographically or by have hiked claims costs in Dade se; House Commerce Chair- Allstate Insurance Co. and stipulation and if appeallees man John Forbes, 1)-Jackson- National Association of will fully discharge their duties vile; Independent Insurers, Nor- and responsibilities imposed by I Sen. Pat Thomas, D-Quincy thbrook; Ill,; Donald McHugh, the appellate rules, , and an insurance agent; Robert attorney, State Farm Insurance Presumably, thereby we might Treweek,, Florida Association Co., Bloomington, Ill.; Harry be able to avoid further of Independent Agents, Landrum. American Insurance congesting an already over. Jacksonville; J.M. Warren, Association, Tallahassee; and burdened Q court system, both automobile repair business, Don Schoenman, American trial and appellate," the appeal Jacksonville; Fire and Casualty, Orlando. cour t justices stated, ec I' - Counl ci uality D p ________________________ M - 41 .., - round G Attacks Shown Tribe On Top 1wiceo Brantley Fans Blue IN lty JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor r, WINTER GARDEN Depending on where one was sitting, Friday night's jam- - .-;tried ___ Ix)ree at Walker Field left - 1 , - , - ' • - - - - •• . - •, , inspectors, two public works laborers, and four library employes. The municlapi library, which cost the city $35,065 in last year's budget, Is being taken over by and operated by the county. "City taxpayers should know that the City Commission has done a real good job in cutting the budget and still maintaining services. I'm surprised the city didn't cut back more t ha n it did. Our city employes are efficient and seem to have a good at. titude," said Ackley. Salaries in the city manager's budget increased from $22,770 last year to $31,709. Salaries in the city commission budget rose from 114,7(X) last year to $15,600 for the new budget -. -- —I F. _-.'-L-- irEfans pat ted themselves on the back twice ;ith 6.1) victories; Lake Brantley fans bad something to rant and rave about before losing by 8-7 and 6-0 counts; football fans in general were hohumming over the absence of the forward pass and opposing coaches and scouts left most impressed with Seminole's defe n se and a couple of running 1xicks named Raines. Seminole stopped host West Orange in the opening quarter, &.0; Groveland nipped Lake Brantley, 8-7; Seminole halted Lake Brantley, M, and West Oringethr1ishd(,roeland,14 Rasua)l there were only two plays for all four te. f::~ _- __ L ...e - - aches chose to keep their Belly series their bread and butter, llatriots'Al Startle) hands )if to Jim Kelles 'A hile Seminole's Bill offensive formations under MeDanlels aiLs with open arms. wraps for the most part. pigskin. Lake Brantley defenders came up with the recovery to kill a Seminole drive i Herald Photos by Gordon Williamsoni Seminole threw only one pass, Defensively, Seminole was end.arounds and Patriot Rub outside and outran Brantley tacklers for 2 yards before Manio recovered, Like Brantley used a one-man just about untouchable. The opportunity to score fumbling with Bill McDaniel Vest Orange, combined from gang in one quarter, and showed little more the other, Lakeview and Ocoee, got off again was lost when Brantley recovering for the Forest City running only one offensive only nine offensive plays and fumbled on first play at the team. eries. had seven yards rushing in Patriots' 30. avor Brantley returned Using the S€efl West Orange 0 Y Jim plays l ater ta t he Gr ee nba cks punBrantle Kelley coughed up the ball near rushing on 13 carries, with Ned The Patriots had the game ched the ball across the goal m idfield. Raines serving as the under wraps when a bumble by line after six thrusts, Turner Seminol e drove to the si inch Iin't lx surprlst'(I if Saimmimir the fourth down play, were covering the flanks, ex- pass of about 35 yards, and workhorse getting 41 on six fullback flick Garza opened the taking a pitchout from three li ne, but failed on fourth down Weir shows up at Monday's Most significant in Brantley's pecting quarterback Al Stanley A hen the defender turned the carries and brother, Tim, 39 on floxlgatcs. yards out for the score and West as e quarter started to fade dancing in on a keeper for the football practice at Lake offensive play against Seminole to be stepping around end, and irong way, Forgue was wide two totes. Groveland had to play's Brantley High with a bucket of was the fact that fullback Jim extended an invitation to try the open and took the pass on the The touchdown came with Tommy Turner up the middle t&.point conversion that won Brantlev still couldn't move glue. Kelley, a 165-pound senior, middle. 2:03 left, Tim stepping around and Willie West around end. the game with 2:05 remaining. the ball against a stiff Seminole five-yard line. Friday night his Patriots lost carried the first six times the Lake Brantley had 20 yards defense and punt ed after three The Groveland quarter was end for a 35-yard scoring burst. Brantley did a defensive job on , ,la ter, emot on as ,umntnts two fumbles in an 8-i loss to Patriots had the ball. Then, for the heartbreaker. , eminoles 's quarterback the Mid-Lakes Conference rushing on four carries. and had play's netted nine yards Tim running high in Groveland, then turned around a change of pace, Rick Garza The Patriots Mark Whigharn had a sluggish kingpin, picked as tops in its only seven offensive plays. flames got yards to the live The Patriots did just about and coughed up the ball again hit the line for a yard. But everything right, save the two defensi ve huddle. Groveland, on the other hand, and Ned sent oil right ta ckle quarter as he handed off to an district. '' h I tin ifl).. g 111101) on its first cents in a quarter htlk tarried the next to fumbles opposing rushing lineman got Brantley scored on its first %d5 (lunlin itt using 16 plays w ith 21 s econds showing for the Blocking as wit I SUe I f orce his chin st ra p against Seminole, a 6-0 loss, plays again, off a f our-yard punt with a series. It took only six play's to for 7 yards rushing and having only score of the stanza. The noticeably sharper and kept popping loose Iflu iU5 The four-way jamboree was "No, that's not going to be all defensive tasks cere carried standstill rush and erred on a span 58 yards with Henry four offensive series. kick hv It bbv t)ii,gar was helmm e o as me dove orat Winter Garden and viewed Semirole6, Brantky0 e use," said Weir afterward, out with dispatcim. high pitchout. Stanley passing 38 yards to Tim 1 ar or extra ,ir While Seminole had evidently by about 2,500 fans. "It was just that we saw But when Seminole got over Forgue for the score, Bob Fite "I looked up and it was right lirantley*i %ard.i,:e %4as '21 on "You golla hang onto the ball something in the Seminole there," said Tim Forgue, slotOne play later, Duane Moore its initial jitters, it played some L*oted the extra point soccer recovered from opening night beforeyou can do anything with defense that dictated we go up back who had scampered tloblrtiI Willie West mth a very sound football. The power style. jitters, it hadn't escaped all 11 carries, 10 of them by Kelley. it," said Weir following the the middle." Seminole piled up 133 on 16 A hard-jarring tackle by forms of miscues. downfield and worked his way jarring tackle, squirting the bursts up the middle by Ned preseason exhibition. Ned Raines carries, 79 by Ned and 41 by On second play, and outside jaunt by Tim Duane Moore bolted the Specifically, Lake Brantley behind his defender. ball ball loose and Bob Mania "The highlight of the night spotters saw that the Seminoles served as offensive highlights, loose from West on one of his skirted off tackle, cut to the Tim. Stanley lofted a perfect spiral recovered, was our goal line stand. We came up w ith an exceptional • •:-i one against a great running "Come back here ball" is what Ned Raines 44) must be thinking alter running for a 35-yard gaIr1,onlv to lose the handle on the Fumbl es Mark Jamboree - & Pats Need Bucket Of G I u e - , • - i , w - S , ' it AREYOUR PERSONAL VALUABLES . - • ru Seinole's wo W i n D an t Reveai Muc .. s - . S ) - I h - - After exchanging fumbles with Seminole, the Patriots had I their backs to the wall a s emiok ovro ?th Brantley 48. Ned aines i carried five straight tunes, '•'' ' starting at the l6. Twice lie was ,, If Jerry Posey d dn't want to "It's lust a scrim -But trc slu gg ish at nailed in his own backfield. He fx)wered 11 yards for a first tell anyone anything about his mage, something to iiioinents," added Posey, "The I think on that football team they (lldfl't down at the six. et the kids ready guys were trying. they were a little first first tiw' out , Then he went minus one, plus already know, he accomplished k coaches an good. if I po sting lk'IerLse was bit his t as k Friday night in six to the one and plus a little see what the kids don't think about a few little to the six-inch line with fourth twin victories by 6-0 scores in a mistakes. But it's early, an! Winter Garden. jamboree down coming up. have learned," r, don't play a ammit' ''It's Just a scrimmage, Ned got the ball again, but Coach Jerry Posey until next week." was s ta cked up exactly at the something to help get the Lids im T11111arid Ned llaincs;~cry the line of scrimmage, giving the ready arKi let the coaches see -Man, we art- on our wav, Patriots a major uplift in the w1wit the kids have learned," lie said Gerald Meyer, %%hose offewi%v heroes. %ed ran 16 moral department as well ws said. "All week we were 1xisition is called savage. Ile's litnes in Iwo quarters for 110 lx)inting to Oviedo — not West reall% it monster, or linebacker, vards % title his younger broth saving a TD. ir& on seven carries. but Posey is tr~ing to 1,let its it, heck of a ball Orange or Lake Br,intley." '*The%- have a the Branch, Herbert Seminole plays Oviedo inany Indian nanies into his club,and iour kids really played of '.. ff forgotten man the Seminole well on that goal line stand." Friday night in the season l)lI' book as possible opener at Sanford. If the Seminoles are indeed on backfield with so much fanfare added Weir. I Seminole beat West Orange their was it will be defense gi v en the R,iint ses showed he Nose guard Wayne V,immenm, d to be really going less than was noi Brantley in time whit 11 must reuls e no monster Mike To lson and tackle and Lake l I'ug Hancock were highly Jamboree, and it was difficult half the limelight. It was up- forgotten by opponents as he instrumental in the maneuver, for the Seminoles not to get parent Friday night that the carried once in each quarter but it was tackle [)art Marles caught tip in the elation of defensive unit is going to be and gained 12 and 1.1 pr&i, Delviise to thr rescue! Lake llrantle~ coach.Sam Weir ix)ints hL% defenders in the right direction and hopes their natural instincLs resistively. preiall in the jamboree against Gruseland, offense's l't friend, who got credit for the tackle on victory, I ines JACKSONVILLE (AP) The quality of fine arts education has seriously deteriorated In many public schools across the state, the chairman of the Florida Fine Arts Council has charged. "This council must begin to speak on this," Ira Koger of Jacksonville told fellow members Friday. He urged them to confer with educators in the public schools of their areas and bring back to the council reports oi these conferences, "We should talk about more than grants," Koger said. The meeting here Friday primarily concerned requests fo: grants totaling far more than the council had left to allot. Members approved a total of $40,200 in grants and postponed action on a request for $25,000 by the Miami Philharmonic. Peggy Hurst of Miami urged fellow council members to give the Miami orchestra at least $5,000, but others said there was only $3,000 left in the grant fund. Koger suggested the delay In cunidering that request. "We gave them money last year wtilch they threw away," the chairman said. Council member Walter Palevoda of Miami said the orchestra is "moving into a more realistic frame of mind" after cuttikq its budget to $667,000 this season (ran last year's approximately 11,5 million. Koger said a council committee to be appointed will check into the Miami Philharmonic's flncnclal records and monitor the quality of its music. Sunday, Sept. 7. 1975-1 B Eld,SanIOrd, Slated Facelift •. ..,..., SPORTS i Budget MgPeaJ suppressed evidence seized in a ether halluemogenics at an to the Fourth i)istrict Court of )ear-old drug case, apartment. Appeals at West Palm Beach. iContinued From Page I-A) Sheriffs vice sauad zH!Pnic On nv II 1071 Vi ;I I,. U IuIaIfl.k2IL ..i.,. i._j_-i ._ii—. uii ii. ILEIIIUVU OUWB The stores will be "boutique. Lack of record of circuit court arrested 21-year-old William 'Judge Vole Williams granted a July 31. 19Th, the appeals court prt\'ecdlngs by a court reporter Hollis g ift shops, he said. Richardson ol defense motion suppressing the noted there was no court fig ures prominently in an ap. Casselberr on Aug. 2, 1974 evidence in the case and ruled '1 have confidence in San. reporter to record the suppeals court mandate ordering a after executing a search the search was illegal. pression hearing arguments by lord. No doubt about it. Maybe Sanford circuit court judge to e can turn it around," Gut. arrant and seizing quantities State Au. Abbott Herring the prosecution and defense and state the grounds on which he of marijuana, cocaine. 1St) and appealed the suppression ruling that no w itnesses were called. mann said. Sara Jacobson said her The appeal court said it was lather's remodeling and Gutunable to ascertain front Judge mann's project show that "it's Williams' suppression order n Now it's the essence or extent of the action. And it's action that the "the legal issues presented for ap- redevelopment committee pellate review." helped get started." lime appeal court has sent the The executive director said case back to Judge Williams she thought it was important for temporarily "f or the sole and downtown property owners "to Comim.sioners it least the Co., should have paid. only purpose of having the court cooperate and work together. By DONNA ESTES majority of them did not Herald Staff Writer In addition. Lipton said the enter an order setting forth. There's no point in one guy ant to have public hearings at clay mining operation in the the grounds upon which it doing it if the rest of town stays LONG WOOL) The all. Commissioners Sid Vihlen, Markham Woods area will granted the order of sup. like it is." Markham prt'ssion." Woods Civic Mike Hauaway and Harry devalue other properties. The Jacobson building will Association will file a lawsuit Kwiatkowski wanted to ap"A hearing has been have two new tenants in the "Seminole County Property prove the clay in' Ing Operation --,---.- ===H — - . - . - ,, , , . . . , - - •' . - - - i . . , ' - . -. ' - - .. A , U Why risk losing jewelry, rare coins, stocks, deeds, titles and other valuable Some people just aren't - I, '- --- - cut out to be "do.it.yourselfers". Let the experts take care of all your needed household jobs. They ore specialists in quality work and good service. CHECK OUT WHO'S WHO IN OUR BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY To list your business call 322-2611 or 931-9993 -- documents by fire or theft. Rent a safe deposit box today at First Federal of Mid-Florida. You'll rest easier tonight knowing your valuables are secure. And with ot..'r '.,.onvenient hours you'll have easy access to your valuable too. 9 A to 4PM, Monday through Thursday. 9 AM to 6 P on Fridays. Plus the contents of your safe deposit box are automatically Insured to $10,000. You can even get additional insurance for a small fee. (W So, don't take chances. Rent an insured safe thposit box at First Federal Tribe ' s Mike Good Rates As Top ColeeProspect of Mid-Florida, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIDFLORIDA Sanford Office U.S. 17.92 at Airport Blvd. Phone (305) 323.3770 FSW, LEN to * No one asked time, but: ScrilirwIle high s Mike (lutI, a solki 228 fx)Ufl(lS arxl every' inch the epitome of a tight end, rates a. th e No, I Eliajor college' football prospect in Seminole County in we-season. Many colleges are interested , and for good reason, pun intended, Mke plans lobe a four-sport athlete th is school year, also participating in wrestling, track and weightlifting. Besides his size and f or cefulness in pr actice, what impresses friends most Is his humor. Good is also spreading the gospel to tuatminsates about a 10-4) season twing within grasp. Like Iranticy quarterback Henry SLnley gets outsi de anti arouivi end with time' football quicker than sonic' quarterbacks can whip a flare pass to a split end. 'lo In' sure. timex Iwrie'rlu' % ill 1K' the' Patriots' undoing thus lull. I low ever, hit' presence' of a running threat like' Stanley plus a few line ho rses like Ross I.istwn, (lent' liownian arid Chuck ('4il ho un lend a flickering thought for coach Sanirimy Weir that tus tealmi won't be' the' tailemuit'rs in the' district w tiie'hi also int'ludi's THE HERALD I Sc'iiiniole, (;aint'sville, Mainland, St'abreezi, Dek ind .11111 .S1IIIt* . '' I ( 'reek Rc'ttiune400kmiian ('ollege will ha', e tht fa'ti''t itch iii tht' country ttmi football season. 11w :atctm isut Astroturf, or un thing artificial. It's just th at ttw Wildc als ' ill I,* jilayirig all six home gamiies at the Oavtona International S;x'ed w iiy. Playing on the inield grass and dust 114't' will utilize 1,000 seats in the to 'ered ('ainpbell grandstand, plus ano th er 5,(XX) 011 tile' visitors' title where portable bleachers will he' installed. At Memorial St1nluun last fall time Wildcat_s usi.'raged 7,000 Fans even at $5 cacti not enough to cover athletic costs, Ihit in time' Florida A&M gunme at th e sjwt'dw ay, attendance Ju111p4_'d to 20.MX'). B4'(' opens Sept. i:i, w itii a hottie tilt against Mississippi Vu IIi's - . lihi) Ct S irst . - f ;. :-. . - - h"robleiu in tennis is that a super player goes to Florida, FSU, Rollins or Stetson. That means Castle has to take the Floridian Vilusia ( 'tmty s lu k I slant! at I .ake Wwitlrtitl where w ill be' jwriiiittetl Sept. I -I4 and 2t-28. , hunh rs - Watch our 5( d) in the w oexls now through Sept 28, hct'ause ar(i)'r tiwiting st'uson is in effect. Nearest ,ioiri.tgeiiwnt area is '' ttnms i.:, 'ht at ,"t •tt tie : 1'rugr1aiii significantly Coae'tm L4lrr% Castle is bringin. In three foreign, players each year along with three Floridians. - - ' .' i" - 101 t (11.1 i .1 bri' IS tile' toreIgn-spt'akirl h'.h h ut a high state ranking, hut one' with potential to levt'h 'p i th That's the case this year w itti th ree' No. l's off their high se iitkd squads BINOe"s Craig ('oc'kins, Seubreeze's Buddy (,tni.alt'z and Brandons flow art! Flag IOp racquet Sti far is Steve rr''!1 that Cos, imported Irou luronti', to;,'! i i - re i'' country's No. 5 ranked p1ay ir - lilt' night life in S wt hi Sen iinole' ('ounmt y should pick up co nsitk'ruhly starting 'Iliursday night w two 41 Basque's fly in iroiii SIain to prepare' for the' Sept. 18 o pe ner at Orlantlo.Semiminole JaiMai ('hut'hmo and Bt'ngoa are already in town. Spot Istian's I'n is will sti'kisl in rum imu! ciks bt'aue' -. Castle plans to kini t'' fir It , Iirirw hue .t trtln.n :n 'Lt I c tnit*'r in �'B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - Sunday. Sept 7,1915 Bests Boston 6-2 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Vail, Thornton Star N Ca rd, Ph i l Castoffs ton In the NI. West t he Cincinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 4.3 and loi.ered their magic number for clinching the division title to four games: the Los Angeles Dodgers trunmed the Atlanta Braves 5-2, and the Houston Astros edged the San Diego Padres 2-1. Pirates 3-5. Epos 4-2 It didn't take much genius to push the Expos' winning run across in the 10th inning of the first game. Pittsburgh reliever Kent surrendered four walks, two intentional, and with only four bases, the last one meant victory for the Expos. In the nightcap, Willie Star. gell smashed his 21st home run of the season to give Pittsburgh the pt h Reds 4, (ants 3 Pete Rose reached a milestone and Cesar Geronimo got a lot of mileage out of a ground single as the Reds took another step toward the division flag. Any combination of Cincinnati victories and Los Angeles loss.s adding to four " ill end one of SPORTS 1 IN BRIEF Helps Pete Broberg Prove They Belong fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mike Vail of the New York Niels and Andy Thornton of the Chicago Cubs ezh had a score 14) settle, \'-ill used to be the property of the St. Louts Cardinals while the Fhiladelphia Phillies used to sign Thornton's paychecks. But after live years with those rganh,atmons. Vail and Thornwere sent packing. Their sersices were nolonger needed. Vail had a two-run homer and an 1181 single in leading the Mets over the Cardinals 5-2 and Thornton smashed a threerun homer in the Cubs' 4-3 firstgame victory over the Phillies. Philadelphia won the second 6-3. Elsewhere in the National 1 eaguc East, the Pittsburgh Pirates split a twi-night doubleheader with the Montreal Expos, losing the opener 4-3 in to innings but winning the seend game 5-2. The Pirates now lead the Phillies by five games .ind the Mets and Cardinals by 5: iarnes in the NI. Fast ivery o-W indup Del Niseblill's most lopsided races. Rose, appeariitg in his 2,000th gavite, slaninied a two-run bonier and (cronirno legged out a single to deep short that glanced from third baseman Bruce Miller to shortstop Johnnie I.eniaster, whose throw just mnuLsed catching Geronintu, as the w inning run was crossing the plate. "Sometimes you have to be lucky," Gerunimo said. Dodgers 5. Braves 2 Burt Ilooton scattered eight hits for his ninth straight victor and Lee Lacy and Steve 't'e4iger walloped two-run homers for the Dodgers. Hooton, 15-9, struck out eight and waked just one as he set a NI. high for &'tfl'!t\ tories this season. Astros 2. Padres ('tsar Cedeno led otf the eighth with a bunt single, moved to second on a bunt, took third on an infield error and raced home with the winning run on Enos Cabell's ground txill CESAR (ERONIM() By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS You don't have to wind up the Pete Broberg doll. It works better the other way. Since he changed his motion to a no-windup delivery, the right-hander has been delivering be tter for the Milwaukee Brewers, Friday night, he pitched a 6-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. "The change in motion SCCIILS to have helped him make fewer mistakes in his delivery and that has helped his control," .said Boston's Rico Petrocelll. ''With his velocity, his ball moves and it's tough to hit the ball off him. Broberg adopted his new molion after consultation with the Milwaukee coaching staff. I kit re F'ridav night's six-hitter against the American League's East leaders, Broberg had three complete games and an excellent 2.81 ear ned run average in his (our starts since adopting the new delivery. WILLIE hIORTO - NDY THoRNTON inure Orioles to 6' gaines. The Orioles cut into Boston's big lead by taking a doubleheader from the New York Yankees, 54 and 2-1. In the other American League games, the Detroit Tigers bombed the Cleveland Indians 11-2; the Chicago White Sox checked the Minnesota Twins 3-2; the Kansas City Royals beat the California Angels 5-2, and the Texas Rangers whipped the Oakland A's 4-2. Sixto I.ezcano's two-run homer capped a three-run first inning for Milwaukee and Broberg took cart' of the rest. Carl Yastriemski singled home a first-inning run for the Red Sox and Fred Lynn followed with a single, hot then Broberg, 12-13, retired 18 i-oflcutive batters. Orioles 5-2, Yankees 4-1 Al Humbry drove in two runs and Ken Singleton belted a solo homer, leading Baltimore's first-game victory over New York. Doug Decinces' tiebreaking single in the eighth inning led Baltimore's triumph in the second game. 11w victory slowed Boston's pennant express, cutting the Red Sox' lead over the Balti- Al. IIUM811Y Rogue Wins Grand Circuit; Bonefish Scratched Tigers Ii, Indians 2 A three-run doable by Dan Meyer and Willie Horton's 22nd home run keyed a seven-run fifth inning, leading Detroit over Cleveland. Horton later added a two-run homer as the Tigers padded their lead in the ninth. 1461 t White Sax 3, Twins 2 Rocky Dent' wind-blown fly ball dropped into left field for a iwo-run triple in the fifth inning and helped Wilbur Wood and Chicago be at Minnesota. LIVONIA, Mich, (AP) - With 2-5 favorite Bonefish scratched by the state veterinarian at the starting gate, Noble Rogue was an easy 2ti length winner In the $40,000 Grand Circuit Stake for 3-year-old trotters at Wolverine Raceway Friday night, Forcing a recall of the start when he refused to conic up to the gate for driver Stanley Dancer, Bonefish was checked by Dr. Earl Milliman and found to be bleeding heavily from both nostrils. The Hainbletonian winner of one iAeek ago was immediately scratched from the race with what is the equine equivalent of a respiratory infection in humans. Dancer said Bonefish had been bleeding very lightly during his prerace warm up, but that he did not then think it serious. Royals 5, Angels 2 George Brett and Al Cowens hit run-scoring singles in the eighth inning, triggering Kansas City over California. Brett ripped live hits and knocked in fl-111 1L1LI Athletic Director Resigns EUGENE, Ore. CAP) Nor-v Ritchie, University of Oregon athletic director the past five years, will resign next week, the Eugene Register-(uard reports. "That's interesting," Ritchie said of the rport Friday. "I've heard the rumor myself, but as far as I'm concerned that's all it is, ruimior.'' In the past two years Ritchie, while retaining the director's title, has been eased out of the driver's seat. Baseball Coach Mel Krause was named associated athletic director in charge of personnel and Vida, Ore,, businessman Pete Wingert was hired to direct financial operations. Ritchie, 43,w ho has been with the school 27 years, is left w ith responsibility for little other than promotion and - n Hangers I, A's 2 Roy Smalley's run-scoring single capped a three-run rally in the ninth inning, carrying Texas over Oakland. The loss cut Oakland's lead to five gaines over Kansas City in the West. fund raising. Jones Graduates From Junior Ranks To College Jungle Grambling NEW ORLEANS tAPi Four buses carrying the Grambling University band collided on Interstate-10 here Friday night injuring 35 persons, state police said. Grambling is to meet Alcorn State this afternoon in the first college football game in the Louisiana Superdorne. State police said most of the injuries were minor, but a spokesman for Charity Hospital said four persons were treated in the emergency room for serious Injuries. - Gene Jones Jr. has graduated from junior golf to stalk the Built along the same lines as the great Itantani Ben Hogan, collegiate jungle. Jones is the best home-grown talent in at least 20 year's. Not since The slender blond from Winter Springs soon will learn there the days of Al Kelley Jr., Don I3isplinghoff, Harold Rayborn and are dozens of young lions in the ranks of such golf factories as Austin Jones has Central Florida had so much to boast about in Florida, Wake F(-rest, Houston and Oklahoma State. golfing circles. But, if he arms himself ith enough mental toughness, (k'ne This space wnuld be filled by listing Gene's accomplishments should succeed siith the University of Florida and Coach Buster the past five years. Most notable achievements Include winning Bishop. the PGA Junior, Olympic Classic, low amateur in the 1974 Florida We've watched this )our.g man's fairw ay development since PGA and pacing Lyman to the state crown in 1974. ..L .. l__. IIV u i UdUJIt our uemiun 'ILn eve"a" t1l V- Vullclf;Vl V% tits ilsi of area junior victories is erniless. In tact, he won his opening rounds at Land O'Lakes. last junior tournament, but as stripped of the title in a conIt as decided that Gene w as not eligible for the title because Since then, the determined son of Tuscawilla Country Club troversial decision by officials, a by-Ian that stipulated that a contestant had to have competed pro Gene Sr., has dominated junior golf in Central Florida and We refer to the recent Orlando-Lan Junior Golf Association in at least three season tournaments. Gene had played in but two has to rank as one of the finest prospects ever developed in the chamiipionship here Gene finished lO strokes ahead of his nearest earlier events. area, pursurers. So, Lee Bentley was crowned champion after a playoff vic- - . ............._ - - - - tory over Mike Keyntont and David Peoples. Orlando-Land directors cannot be faulted for invoking a ruling that stimulates participation in association events during the regular season. But the decision should have been made be fore not after Jones teed it up. Can anyone imliagine a player inning the Masters, U.S. Open or U.S. Amateur and then being told he wasn't eligible to com— — pete. But Gene accepted the fate without whimpering, al though he t, as not aare of the ruling before paying his entry fee. It's this flair of character, as much as his talent, that won him a grant-Inaid at Florida. ltemnentbt'r the Regional Olympic Classic at Cypress Creek two years ago. First prize was a $200 in merchandise. But when Gene had beaten the area's best of all ages, he was advised his amateur status ould be in jeopardy if he accepted the top award. lit' could have accepted a trophy, but Gene told officials he ould donate his w Inner's share to the U.S. Olympic Fund. It was a mitagnaninious gesture front the teenager. Winning a berth on the defending Southeastern Conference championship team won't be a walk-in for Gene. There have been plenty of highly-touted amateurs try out for the Gators who never saw action in the big ones SEC or NCAA. Chargers Need Defense To Survive Long Season Quinn I . I Orlando's Steve Morgan won the Florida Amateur title three SAN DIEGO (AP) Lion end up as starters In their first rookie from Southern Methc 43t years ago, but sa little action with the Gators. Another player Woods notwithstanding, 1975 year. If it happens, eight of San who's not known for speed. ho sat on the sidelines with Morgan was Winter Haven's Fred looks like another winter of dis- Diego's 11 defensive players Dean, only 219 pounds, has Ridley. And now, three years later, Fred is the reigning U.S. content for the San Diego will have two years experience been stationed at defensive end A ma teur king. Chargers. or less, opposite Bacon, The Chargers Tommy Prothro, in his seeI IoA ever, Buster Bishop is high on the youngster he recruited "If we had to play the same tried him at linebacker for ond year as Charger coach, is schedule as we did last year, I exactly one day. following last year's Florida PGA at Cypress Creek. That's when hurriedly trying to rebuild a de- honestly feel we'd win a lot Five-year man Floyd Rice is Gene was in the thick of the fray after two rounds, competing fense that was last among the 2s more g'mes," said Prothro of the old man among the line- against such touring professionals as Dan Sikes, Bob Murphy, National Football League the Chargers, 5-9 in 1974. Un- backers. Charles Anthony and Butch Baird and Gibby Gilbert. teams last season, fortunately for Prothro and all lion Goode are second-season Gene was paired with Sikes in the third round and I asked Dan Prothro is trying to choose those youngsters, the sched. regulars, Behind them are to keep an eye on the youngster as a possible Gator candidate. between (ow' quarterbacks ulemaker was not that kind this rookie Ken Bernich of Auburn Dan is a staunch athletic booster of his alma mater. I talked to one traveled veteran and three time, and Maurice Tyler, picked up in B u weeks later and it wasn't long before ster about Gene a few ineffective youngsters. The of. Included in this year's sched- a trade with Denver. Bishop was beating a path to the Jones' door. lense is leaderless in the mean- ule are meetings with the Super In the secondary, Mike Wiltime; not even the sensational Howl champion Pittsburgh barns has already been in. So, inaleweeks Gene will put his clubs ina new orange and Woods can be expected to carry Steelers, Los Angeles Rams, stalled at cornerback, which blue golf bag. And then only time and Gene Jones Jr., will tell If he the offense as he did last year. Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati pushes second-year man Sam can pick up the mantle of the Andy Beans, Gary Kochs, Bob Eight-year defensive end Coy Bengals and the resurgent Williams to safety, if not off the Murphys and Steve Melnyks. Bacon is the only returning Houston Oilers, plus their an- club. Ten-year vet Joe Beauplayer who is sure of his job. nual two-game series with the champ mans the other corner Winners of the Lasagne Open Press tournament at 'The Chargers took defensive Denver Broncos and Oakland with Chris Fletcher holding the Tuscan illa were Ken Brown, Frank Vaught, Tony D'Agostlno and people in the first seven rounds Raiders. other safety position. Paul Smith. Steve Opperman and his wife are making rapid of the 1975 player draft and five Defensively, Johnson is a The offensive line is Prothro's improvements on the Valley Forge course since taking over last of them Gary Johnson, Loule quick but unsophisticated tackle pride and joy, but it's been month.. Mickey Bessignanodeser'esa visit to his driving range Keleher, Fred Dean, Mike Wil. from Grambling. He'll play limping through the preseason complex on Charlotte Road. Sabal Palm's Paul Callahan Is Rains and Mike Fuller may alongside Kcichei', a massive with nagging it,juries. airiiing for a miiind-boggling junior program for 1976. IL _. All - s--- - ---- jW q7t: - j ''- ,"r' ____ 1' Z. -. ____ - ___ - - --'i ___ ~ - -- . - -j - - - - J =_ - - .- -, ." 11W I1 i- - W !' i'll _-go - - lthmnk its right that there be a toutnanient for the four mnajortournameMrnr3,"he sau n ii get ..y . . C t" .. . 4 11 - " '' A ____ -'" Sp.&ii IE' :LiirL -I iff — 1''$L.c4L~' , - Garlits Chases Record At Caro n Dragway li I ' - - ' -. • 17__ffl~l a - - - . -. __ il - i, - Looking for a home .2 -- "I - - -- . " FIRST SERVE ON NEW COURTS .S. Y EAP Sportsmen started sharpening their shooting skills Sept. 1, as the Florida marsh hen season officially opened. Fred Stanberry, wildlife management chief of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Cornmission, said Florida has an anundance of niarsh liens, but only a limited number of rail hunters take advantage of the gener')us season and bag limits, Major areas for marsh hen I bonnet v,alkeri. hunting are along the coastal The season for rail and marsh where hunting is by' boat Florida gallinule opened Sept. 1 during high tides. The use of and continues through Nov. 9. motors is not allowed and The daily bag limit includes 15 hunters must pole or paddle clapper and King rail singly or their boats through the flooded in aggregat plus 25 sora and marshes with hopes of flushing Virginia rails singly or in the elusive rails into flight, aggregate. In addition, sportStanberry also reported smen will be allowed to take a limited hurting on inland lakes daily bag of 15 Florida for the Florida gallinule gallinule. The purple gallinule Florida's 10,000-plus bow hunting buffs were at their favorite hunting stands one-half hour before sunrice on Satur(lay. The 1975 archery hunting season ope ned at that time and will continue for 23 days. Archers must possess a regular hunting license plus an . L - Likes Solitude MIAMI (All) - Bob Griese of fullback Larry Csonka's never has had the limelight at- running to set up his passing tamed by National Football attack this year, but doesn't League quarterbacks like Joe seem concerned. Narnath and Johnny Unitas, but "I think w e're still going to the Miami Dolphins' signal- have as good, or nearly as good, caller says he likes it that way. running attack," he said. "The "I could 'obably get the offensive line is opening holes publicity if I wanted to," said as good or better than ever Griese, who is seldom seen by before. -- citizens may obtain a certificate without charge from their county tax collector and this serves as both a hunting and fishing license and permit. Archers will be allowed to take deer of either sex, other than fawn, except that an. tlerless deer may not be taken in Collier and Monroe counties. Other legal garite includes -= - - - . will be legal on 19 wildlife management areas during the September 6-28 season: however, archers will be required to limit their deer hunting to legal bucks only. In addition to the 19 open areas, archers may also participate in special hunts on 15 additional areas. Ten of the areas have special weekend hunts during the regular season. Bowling I Ii - - I'. a' By MARY JOHNSON . -. - 11 - -".-- - "We've got a lot of running outside of advertisements. "I'm backs that can get through just the kind of a guy who likes those holes," he added. "We're privacy, going to miss Csonka, no ques"I think I'm basically a very lion about that. But a lot of - . Subdued rese the public off the football field is fully protected and cannot be archey hunting permit, with turkey, quail, squirrel, rabbit, the exception of those under age and in certain areas, wild hog. taken. Hunting with bow and arrow 15 arid those over 65. Senior M Prefers Privacy - 1 ~_ It:_ - - . it- IRJCKINGIIAM,.N.C. All) petitors in International Hod - together like Ilus, "But, unfortunately, the Florida drive Doa "Big Dad- Rod Hot Association's U.S. 1 press and public haven't at. dy" Garlits is chasing drag Open national drag racing I racing records again today at championship with a scorching tached the significance Rockingham International run of 152.02 m.p.h. it deserves. -' Dragway. Edwards was one of more "it's more a television Garlits, of Tampa, Fla., holds than 200 first-day entrants to than a golf tournament. the track record of 6.06 seconds make preliminary runs over the 10i Part of that is due to the fact but recently made a run at 5 89 quarter mile asphalt strip A...1 -that it's always played here at Lie shares the national speed More than 400 entries are anFirestone. Now, Fm not record of 2.23 miles per hour ticipoted for the three-day meet -. knocking Firestone. The tacil- with Canadian driver Gary which concludes with final eliSeminole Community College tennis coach t. Castle hits - (liii serve on the recrnIy completed courts, signalling the Junior itie5 are great and the people Beck, who will be his main minations starting Sunday at I WA TE L college's approach to status as having one of the best rounded treat yotgrea. But they have a challenger n the U Open. pin, sports facilities in the slate. Six courts of cushion hardeourt lot of tournaments here. If only In Friday events, Lee EdOther competition this week- Motorcyclist Evil Cheney is about to land in waist-deep water drili are already In use a the girls itam Is preparing for an Oct. the World Series were played wards of Cavtrton, Va, got the end Includes Top Fuel and Fun. after clearing six cars and tivelts In a stunt leap near Boulder, 16 opener. The boys take over in the spring, here, maybe it'd be different. jump on the Pro stock corn- ny Car entries, ('nb. -J.....,,.... - champions should - ;I 97 .1 the formal for the yjorldSeries est for the pastfewyears.Nuw, BritishopensandthePGA, of Golf, but the other three mth this change in format and Beginning next year the tour competitors in this last of the a change in location, it very nament ill move to an unan our-man shows applaud the well could det,elope into a nounced site, probably chang new, expanded line-up significant event" ing sites cery year, and its 'Inaway I'm sorry tosee it For the last 14 years, the formatwillbeexpandedtolnh.ange,"Nicklaus said before WorldSerleshasbeenstijgedat elude about 28-34 players in teeing off Saturday as the the lamed Firestone Country tluding at least live foreign ieavy fa%orlte in the exclusi%e flub as i '-hok four man . field of the world s major title- Red snapper fishing is hot again off the Daytona coast. Reports from Inlet Harbor show the bottom fishing boats bringing in good catches of "chicken" snapper, grouper, amberjacks, and the always present black sea bass. The trolling boats are hitting king mackerel and a 57 pound uahoo, a not too common species in these waters, was landed aboard the boat, ''Finest Kind." Let's go fishing' #4- , - ::— ,, - Tr. - ft __ .-- . ,w " f " PETTYCOATS LADIES LEAGUE: High series of the day tas rolled by Mary Johnson. She compiled games of 167-196-183 for the only 500 of the day i546 series). Other highs were Kitty' Laurence 487 and Sharon Williams 464. Cheryl Lowie gets the honor of high game of the day (198). Williams came in second 197, Johnson 196, Dot Baggott 181 and Lawrence 177 and 174. "Queen of the eek" was Dot Bag,gott. She rolled 113 pins over her average of 112 and Johnson rolled 110 pins over her average of 145. Sharon Chaplin as 96 pins over her average. Hi. Aver. Johnson 163. Turkeys ere chalked up by these ladies: Charlott Chaplin, Cheryl IAo ie and Williams ( ,A ho had four in a row i. [)YNATRONICS MIXED LEAGUE SUMMER FINAL: High .verage for the summer as James Jackson 170, and Rosemarie Ek'etierl6l. llighseries went th Pete Piedj-a and Jo Ruffin566for the riien, Rosie Robinson 570 for the women. High game was -d by Ed Beehner 245, and Jessie Dixon 216. High Service Handicap Henry Lunsford 658 and Patsy' Polk 662. High game Handicap Danny' Swartzbaugh 8 and Pam Vecchione 248 M.I.B. for the mimen as Danny Swart.zbaugh plus nine pins and for the 'omen it !,as Louise Wheaton plus 13 pins. First place team is "4 Stars." Members include Dot Mallon, Ed Mallon, Margaret Sasser, Ken Speigle. Second place was won bs - the Destroyers, team members are James Jackson, Hosie R hutnn, Patrick Dixon, and Jeannie Spielge - - _____ _ _________ ' -' ' _• ,. '' . • - Z1118""I'll N . mow AKRON, Ohio (AP) Jack And maybe the players would tournament, bringing together Nicklaus has mixed emotions attach more importance to It. the winners of the four major about the impending change in "It's been declining In inter- events—the Masters, U.S. and ' Go the fishing Is not bad." Catfish up to three pounds are biting right off the seawall at Camp Seminole. Paul Snyder, camp manager, told of quite a few bass being taken on topwater lures such as the "Rapala" but said live shiners are doing the best job in the early morning hours. Brain, Brawn Mix For Fig h t ing Ga tio rs . 11 ,'Illl I o See Format Changed ,_ - Nicklaus Not Anxious Houston: Two Stay, Two "A little bit of everything biting," was the word from George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven Camp. He told of strings of catfish in the one to two pound size range averaging 10 to 12 per boat. A good string of bream was brought in from the Blackwater section of the river and a few bass were landed Wednesday. "The size is not too large," Cheney stated, "But altogether, Sportsmen Sharpen'aing Shoot'i'ng Skills , DA To Probe 'Ace'Clubs I, - I - Hole-In-One . ~llliiill~ Tom Gordie pulled in three bass Thursday morning and another Part)', out on Labor Day, landed a seven pound bass, a five pounder, and 35 bream. Good news for the fishermen who formerly made Lemon Bluff Leroy Cody, fishing in the same area picked up four bass Canip their headquarters. This weekend will see the re-opening of Tuesday and several more Wednesday. this beautiful camp which is located in the heart of the shad Lake Monroe speckled perch are corning out of hibernation fishing area of the St. Johns. a string of 42 sas reported taken this week via the drift fishing Ed "Woody" Wix4s and his wile, Jean, have been working itictiud, alfli(Istilrotlnd the clock painting, remodeling, and building camp At Marina Isle Camp, speckled perch are plentiful in the river sites to accommodate overnight visitors. but small according to CO. Penney, camp manager. Nine bass up The campground will have electric and water hook-ups for fiveaiuIa half pounds fell totwoinglers early in the week. trailers and spols for tent campers with bath and shower facilities Penney also told of excellent bream catches made by some of available. Woody says he plans to make this one of the finest the fly rod men. camps in the state with bait, tackle and hot meals, new fiberglas boats, and new motors rarin' to go. Thurruon Wright and Rev. Roger Hendricks proved the specks are still available in Lake Jessup by hooking 63 of them Dock fishing at Osteen Bridge Camp paid off well this week Thursday. The size is improving too said Lowell Hiley at his camp ith the strings of up to 30 bream landed there. ion the lake, many of thein running in the three-quarter pound '- . . class. Inez and Horace Pryor concentrated on the Lake Jessup bream and landed a limit catch on their Thursday trip. Horace Weeks took 15 specks and Mr. and Mrs. Siegler of Orlando had 29. Jesse Tucker and Mr. Dumer of Orlando had 22, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Winter Park, caught 19, and Lee Crossin landed 12. A few school bass also appeared in the catches — Dave Higdon and David Ililey picked up five while using plastic worms on the south side of the lake Monday. Aw shy iwirson and it carries over i d t anybody t my desire for a lack of attention could have got. I think he'd ad-. W - ___ - -, -" and a lack of publicity." mu to that, although he also got Z. (;riese's name is not the one a lot of yards with extra effort that comes to the average foot- too." I .: ball fans' mind in discussions of As far as Miami's passing at. ' -i'' . great passers or great running tack without Paul Warfield and ______ quarterbacks. And he declines Jim Kiick, (;riese said, "Larry to rate himself among ..::.-". his Seiple can do as good :i job as colleagues. th 1rtm Kik'k, miotybe even better than ''I don't consider myself mdiJut I think that problem is viduallv,'' he said. ''I consider solved, replacing J1111 WANNA DANCE? yself with how the team has ('ITY SLICKERS MIXED LEAGUE FINAL: First place NEW YORK i All) — Tile said. "I don't think there's anY (lone I since I've been with it." 'You never replace a WarOctiver Bronco end Hiley Odonis, left, and New Orleans Saint teaw "Lucky Strike" whowon first place by only one-half a garne Manhattan District Attorney's basis i for them to proceed. On that yardstick, Griest' field. Howard's I Tw illey ) been safely Johnny Fuller appear to be dancing in an exhibition game include l.irxla and Richard Cohen and Sharon and Larry office is investigating a golf or"If it was only a question of a would have to rate with the Otto hurt. Mel Baker needs to get in New Orleans, Williams. Second place was won by Lucky Irish: Danny Tillis, ganization that offered fat pay. company going out of business, Grahamits and Dart Starrs of the experience. LynnEilarxl, Linda Cople and Bonni Richarde. Third place goes offs to members who scored a I'd be happy to talk to you. But game. lie joined the Dolphins in M to the Bombers : Robert and Doris Harrison, and Glen and Donna l j~ole in one, The Associated it may be more than (bitt," 1967, the club's second year, Press has learned. The ,New York-based club and struggIM with the team a s %% illianis for high average i 167 and 146 respectively. The hole-In-One Club went was apparently the last of sevHigh sent. won only 12 of 42 games 'ratch Wanda Steffens and Sylvia Hittell 485, and WillLt. out of business several months 'ral such organizations that of- before Don Shula took over ; R&'hrens 534. High game trophies went to Steve Walters 221 igo although some members eed premiums of cash awards coach in 1970. I tonna Bourquardez 186. High series handicap Sheryl Walters i were never notified and did not and trips to members who conSince 1910, however, the I)nl. and David Sharp M. High game handicap Richard Cohen a: learn about the organization's nected on the golf rarity. phins have been in the playoffs Robert Busby tied with 241 and Patti Gold 229, M.I.H. awards problems until they attempted "They started around 1969," e'ery'year and won two of three to Danny hIlls pius 17 and Judy Hawkins plus 11. to collect their winnings for said George Grady, an tid. Super Bowl appearances. The GAINESV I I.l.E iAlli because quarterbacks are schools like Dartmouth and scoring an ace. minl.strative assistant for the team has a 53-15-1 record under The often cited belief that loot- .-smarter than other players, Michigan because, "Florida JET BOWI.ERETrS l.ADIES LEAGUE: Highs for the day go A spokesman for the DA re United States Golf Asoi scation. Griese in that span, not in. ball braw n and classroom take a look at freshman linewas the only school whose to llwlmiia Hickman 507 and she also had the high game 190. Other fused to confirm or deny his of. "They offered prizes that were eluding 12 gaines in 1972's Un- brains won't mix is disproved backer Stee James, 18, of Cot'- coaches stressed academics as highs were rolled by Zella Allman 466- 181, Anita Barker 450- 169, (ice's inolvement, saying only, improper for amateurs to tic- beaten campaign that caine by at least two members of the iland. Ohio. strongly as football. I'm alter a trot Margie Witt 165 "We don't comment on pending cept." with Earl Morrall replacing in- University of Florida team. Tell James tie's an anomnalv career in nuclear engineering, Investigations." The USGA prohibits ama- jii.'d ('riese. Sophomore quarterback Bill and he knows you mean he's not pro ball." SHOOTING Si ARS LADIES LEAGUE: The highest series "It would not be proper for (curs from accepting more than "I just want to be the catalyst Kynes, 19, of Tampa is a junior above the normal mold. lie has James said in football or the o as rolled by Alice Hendricks i5l4) and Audrey Bolger was me to comment," said Michael $250 in merchandise and no and get the team going," said in academic standing. fie was a National Merit Scholarship classrooill. concentration second i 505). Bonnie link recorded the high game ( 191). Other Schlanger, a Manhattan attor- cash. The hole-In-One Club's (;riese. "Team goals are my permitted to skip the usual for superior academic ability, brings success, highs for the day were Sandy Russell 185, Hendricks 185, Ruth ney who is representing the prizes included $200 in cash and goals for a season, not in frestunen subjects when he enOn the football field, he has "When you sit (town to study. Bark 180, and Bolger 175. Converted splits were made by the club. "There is an investigation expense-paid trips for two lo af- dividual." rolled a year ago with a perfect all the brawn for his assign. you can't just prop open a book following ladies' Faye Carroll 64H0, 4-10, Margie Smith 5-8-10, pending and any investigation filiated golfing resorts. The 30-year-old Purdue prod. score on his 121h grade place- iiment. He's 220 pounds. runs 40 and start thinking about girls, and Mary Tucker 3-10. an lead to legal action." ,,They were unhappy with our uct has completed 53 per cent of iiient lest. yziriLs in 4.6 seconds and can pizza and football," James 'lucre are still openings on the Monday morning and Friday Schlanger confirmed that tile policy for testing amateur stat- his passes in eight %-ears for What's more, Kynes is inak- i)ench prms 360 pound.s. said. "During the gaille, you timming ladies leagues for those uhu might be interested. All you DA's office was looking into the us," said Grady. "We had quite over eight miles and 114 touch- ing straight A grades. James said he chose Florida can't just think about girls, pmz- mwcd do Is contact Bowl America for any information you muight club's affairs. ''They want to a bit of correspondence from downs 1k' won't have the threat If you think he's an exception °ver scholarship offers fr'mn ia and tml(iilus 114? have some questions answered golfers who were concerned and I will answer them," he about the prizes involved. - .t-- Whether it is fishing, hunting, trap and skeet shooting, conservation, or just the plain enjoyment of Florida's outdoors, the I)eltona Sportsmen's Club is up for it, This writer had the pleasure of meeting with them this week and a more sincere, interested (and interesting) group of lovers of the outdoors would be hard to find. After listening to some of the problems besetting the lakes and rivers of the state and the St. Johns River in particular, the club voted unanimously to give its wholehearted support to the task of trying to conserve and protect the river against the darn builders, the canal diggers, and others who are threatening to destroy one of nature's loveliest creations. A tips of the hat to the I)eltona Sportsmen's Club The joint announcement was made Friday by General Manager Tal Smith and Manager Bill Virdon. - . player's opinion. "I think they're going in the wrong direction with this," the veteran defenseman said Friday. "Any job free of criticism is not good. Somebody's got to keep the officials on their toes." IIOUSTONAPI — TheHou.stonAstrossaycontractsof two coaches will be extended and two others will be relieved of their duties at the end of the season, The contracts of pitching coach Roger Craig and hitting instructor and general field coach Bob Lillis have been extended through the 1976 season, and Hub Kittle and Jim Williams will be relieved of duties at the end of the season, — - Deltona Club Members Love Outdoors - — . Raps Referees itt LAIN IA urt rat Quinn, newly named captain of the Atlanta Flames, lost no time in criticizing a new National Hockey League rule which allows captains to discuss a call with an official only when the official asks the - J' _ Buses Collide Sunda, Sept. 7, 1973-3B I ~ ~ -_ I' 1. ) 111191WIVA lI ______ Look to Home In The Sunday Herald _( Trophies, Ribbons Awarded To Horse Show Winners I)i'ljhie Stop Westerim Wear in Union Barrel Iirnc, .ttiln' N'risl, hiu?'rt Utttttt Sr 1'tt ter:LIln Itnnt Park was won by l.umda Porter Itrt'cillica I ,ovings, Mandy G illiard. Herald Correspondent Jr. Ke)hok': Aura Raker, Davenport, Julie Ileadrix, OVIEIX)— Boy coot Troop or ('huluota. The 111gb Point Walk'r. I .adu's llairpemt m Open) : Robin ('ttt'athamtt. Dean Ashton Tot Figure & Robin Ashton, Karen Constantine, Julie 82.1 of the McCoy ,rines, and 202 Trophies, For each division, Sr. Kt')holc: Dean Ashton, Non Blue Tot Pole Bending: of the St. Joseph's Catholic were 'a-on by Robin Ashton, of Lenora Iteflilt, Hick Redwine. lkndrix, Judy Valkt'r, Don Christopher, Hubert Keith Redwine, Angela NunJr. Figure 8: Karen ConChurch of Union Park, spon- Geneva, for Tots, Karen Pickup lOpen): Gilliard. Race sev, Rick Redwine. sored a horse show at the Constantine, of Merritt Island, stantint', Pain Powers, Julie Darlene Ashton. and Robert Spear the 11mg lOpen): Non Blue Jr. Pole Bending: Westward ho Arena on labor for Junior and Dean Ashton, of Norwood. Ashton, Becky Haynes and Dick Hubert Gilliard, Dean Ashton, Becky Haynes, Frank Cerantec Day. Geneva, for Senior. First, Sr. Figure 8: Darlene Ashton, Iimmij)p, Hubert Gilliard anti Buddy Jones. Jr., Missy Edwards A trophy and six ribbons was second and third place for each I.yvonne Davenport. Jud% I g'nnis Nurv,00d. Flag Race Open1. Robert Nun Blue Sr. Pole Bendin4 ' given for each of the 26 game ('vent are as follows: Walker. Men's Slingshot i Open): Ashton. Lynn Varn, Dean Connie Pell, Mandy Baker, show events. Competition was Scurry Race ( open I: Robin 'l'kI ltt'ftitt, Ditmi Christopher, Ashton. Sr. (lover Leaf Barrel: Judy Debbie Barnes. divided Into three age groups, Walker, Connie Pell, Dean Ashton, Marie Wamliziot'h, Rick Redwine. Tot Pole Bending: Kendra Tot Cloverlead Darrell: Todd Tots— 10 years and under, Aslitomit. Karen Constantine. Texas Rollback i0ill Walker, Lenora Reffiti, Robin hteffitl, Robin Ashton, l.cntra Juniors 11-1r, Years, and Rarrell i Open ) Judy Nun Blue Tot Cloverlea f Robert Ashtomi, Julie Norwotxi, Ashton. HefIiU. Sentor17 and over. Barrel: lA'nora Iteffi(t, Darrin Walker, Julie Norwood, Hubert Marie Wandzioch. Jr. Pole Rending: Kern Jr. Cloverleaf Darrell: Karen A bare racing saddle, donated Reichle, Keith Redwmne, (shard Tot Keyhole: Kendra Frank Cerbentet' Jr., Pain Constantine, Becky Ilaynes, by the Boy Scouts and Stage Barrel Weave m Open I: Judy Non Blue Jr. Cloverleaf Walker, Robin Ashton, l.cnorea Powers, Marie W,mndsoich By DM(l,\'NF: MEI.L() �4B—EvefflngHerad, Sanford, Flo Sunday, Sept. 7, 17s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiill_~o,oiiiiiiiiiiiiii SCOREBOARD __________ 4 Faces Ne U91 Mayor League Baseball Leaders American League East W L Pc?. O P"Pon $7 56 591 inicre 16 63 57 ' P,rw York 70 70 500 13 (irelanc1 61 70 176 16 61 79 436 72 Detroit Si 64 391 76 West (.Iann 67 56 591 ',nas City 77 61 SSI S To .,,%% 69 72 469 lii 67 73 479 16 -. '.' r.o,'snt C,thfcwna 85 71 476 16 Friday's 61 16 157 19 Games New York II 5? D.'trt 11, Cleveland 7 .'.'.'waukee 1. Boston 2 Chicago 3, Minnesota 7 vansa City S. California 2 Tr,c A Oakland 3 . Sa terday's Games Detroit (Lemanclyk 21) at (".'elancj fEckersle.y lost r' ct n V t,tri,,'t 11)1 a? Mot .-,1, 4" (Travcrs if) Irvas Uentins 16 11) at Oak 1 or flosman $ 1 ,i - 1 (Sle'bir? 41 New York NATIONAL LEAGUE RATTING (ISO t bats)T Simmons. Madtork, Cbs. 361. 3)5 Sit . Watson, lito, 330, Morgan. (in, 378 Joshua. SF. 370 RIINS'.-CMh. Phi, 101. Mo.' win. (In, 96: Row. (in, 96. I es. IA, $9; Monday, Chi, 65; 1) Thomas SF, IS PUNS RATTED N-Lu ?in%k I, Phi. 106. Bench'. Cm. 103. 1 Pere?, (in, 97. Staub, NY. 97, Montane:, SF, U HlTS- Cash. Phi, III. Rose. (in. 1$3. Garvey. LA. 179, Madlork, (hi. 175, MIlan, NY. 170 DOLIRLES-Rose, c' Rench, (l, 17 Cash, Phi. IS. ('.ruhb 50. 34: Lutintki. Phi, 33: A Oliver, Pgh, 33 'TPIPLFS.-Garr. Aft, to. 0 Park,'.', Pah 9, Griffey. Cm. 9, (.ross, Htn, 9. P Metzger. Him, 9 Mitefus - n, SF. Pittsburgh Phitphia GB 76 60 565 74 66 $ 79 5 New York 7) 66 525 5i St Lotus Chic'aon Montreal 166. LA. 189 Carlton Richard, Mtn, 153 RSn. Icis Angeles ______________________ - - (,.k ''.... . . _______ DOIIRI ES--Lynn, P,'.'Pap XC II, Oak. IS CP'iimhllss, VC, In) Ic's Angeles (Sutton to 17) _______________ ________________ __________ . '-' '' 'La, - N . - . -. ' -11 -- '. . ______ . - ___________ - - . ________ ________ 39; P Jackson. 5-noleton. Bat, 17. ..::, NY. IL M.ayberry. ' ' ' t 6. !1-L ' . . . . '.,- - . ' ' , - . ' ' . '. ' '' ' ' . F j.. , . ' ' . "- . .:. '.; ': '.... -------- - ' ' ., - ' .'_,. -. ,.... •.:. : ' ......... '. ' '-.' 700. 734 I . . - a ,a ,j , / '" T a mpa i (St P.ferst'iuiro leads best of S championship Sd.' es. 70$ 11$ Ryan. Cal. 166. yen. Mm Blue, Oak 177 Baekeoiut veteran Mugurna returns his 11th season. LOUISSAISLS Herald Boxing Writer Billy Wagner. But who his to be World War 111 and he looks to be Just about ready opposition will be has to be McIntosh and Wagner already for Quarry." determined, were."(McIntosh fought "If both Wagner and Quarry yet Orlando Sports Stadium As of now Trampler is Wagner in Miarni B,each in 1973 can stay healthy arKi can win matchmaker Bruce Trampler working on getting either Glenn with Wagner coming out on top the lights they have in the next has completed half of the Morgan, Mike's younger after eight of the most brutal couple of months, look for the double main event that is brother, "Vern McIntosh for rounds ever fought in Florida.) biggest show of the season when scheduled for Sept. 16th. the highly-rated light "if I can't get Glenn or Vein they meet," Trampler con. "Irish" Gene Wells will defend heavyweight, then I will have to go elsewhere eluded. his newly won Southern mid'1 would take either man in a but I want Wagner on the card Even thinking about a light dlewei ght championship minute for Wagner," Trampler on'Ihe 161h. And I want him in card to top the Perez-Vincent against Tampa's Mike Morgan. explained, "but so far I haven't there with outstanding op. show in attendance or action is The other half of the twin bill had any st.'cess. position." hard to do but I would have to will feature Cleveland's "Irish" "Morgan and Wagnnr figures Trampler t ha n revealed his agree with the local matreasons for "showcasing" t'hmaker, "Al any fight can do it, Wagner in front of the local Q'arr,' and Wagner can." light crowd. "First of all the guy is good lortheclub,Heisa brawler and lie can hang with either hand. 1k is ranked No. 12 in the latest United States ratings and that is following a 14 month layoff. "I know every lime he steps - I " 4* - DlendntS (Seal) NOTICE OF ACTION TO THOMAS J GOLDEN and NANCY GOLDEN , his wile - - '' _____ Court either before Service 00 11 West Walnut Long Reach New York (Seat) Arthur H Be c k wi th. Jr Clerk cit the Circuit Court 2 -. . 5. ' WJTPIFSS my hand and seal 01 thit Court no Sent 4 1915 By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish' Srpt 7, 11. 21 7$ 1975 DFP 49 described property, to *it Condominium Unit No 201 E. according to the Flnor Plan. wh'h i part of the Plot Plan and Survey which exhibit "C". to the Of ctaration of Restrictions. Reser vatlons, Covenants, Conditions and Ptiiintltf's alto.' nPyS or Immediately thereafter: otherwise a default Wy) 1* entered against you for the rt'lC demanded in the complaint WITNESS my hind and flue seal of this cOurt on August 7$th. I97S fSnal) .,, '.'' L Intr'rcnrn anti Osonsal Cnu,rlhru,se In Sanford. Florida. at at pu blic sale I the highSI and best bidder, for rash at the west front II 00 A M tin S1'otembeq' 11th. 1975 Witness-my hnn,iI and the E Isri's my meet Bills Wagner at Orlando. . .,11 or - - -, -Z .- -- . - 11-_,- a.- --- ,:.. . f- __ 11P1., S.'. . ., . —11 I JEFF WEATHERMAN _,J 4 .-'1 KARA SIPLE CHRIS EILND As First Week Ends (love of the Seminole County thilt fr4irt on Oh,% left d4V of %rp (r,irtticiu,s-a' in S..inlord. Florida. at ternfw'r, 1975 11 00 A A' on Senlembec 11th. 1975 (Seal) Witrit-ss- my hand and the Seal of Fi,tps,,, N Rei'kwth Jr this court run thiS lcd day of Sep (Ipqk of Its,. Circuit Cnmrl 175 Ps- F Richiird,' (Seil) Deputy Clerk /.rtir ii t*(kwith Jr Mirnison. (',rrt'n.. Mann Clerk rib the C'rcu.t Court Pc',' A Stanton fly' Elaine RChnrcts. Attention t"ie'piity Clerk Pileinh W r.,.en. Ill Purr iti,n. r,,,',.,'w' Mann, P (I fl.tp 1517 ,s-,-..I—,.•. I Pciwp 6- Slntrun (5 "--a. ,,,, FICTITIOUS NAME lane NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Florida Statute 665 that the undersigned , desiring to engaus' in busineSs under the tic titiôus name of AL TAMON IE , MEDICAL. CENTER. at Boston . avenue, (sTy 01 Altamonte Sprinq, Pabtltls Sr'vt 197% County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. P1' intends Itt reqi5fe'r the said name ______________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR s-tith the Clerk 01 the Circuit ':ourt of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA S Mitchell ShapIro, M D CASE NO. 7$l44CA.09 C CT CIV S Fiagenlo Genscovich, MD I ('Ptfl A I I li i iA) SAVINGS ta,'l Pull. MD AND I flf'N ASSOCILTIJN a S flenlamin Newman. M 0 I iriitu'.d States rnnporatioci S Herbert Mendelson M Pl,intiff. City read. "I like all of it. My teacher (Mrs. Ellen Freedman), too." 'I had to bring kleenex, gILe and a box to school. I put crayons in the box. I'm in first grade," Cliff states proudly. y, with a cute dimple, Dione Halloway, 5, says softly she likes school "very much." "I play, look around, and I like to look at my teacher. And when I get out of school, I'm supposed to wait on my Mama." Chris Eiland, 5, waxed enthusiastic about the friends he's made at school. "There's Clifford and Cory and Bobbie and David and my brother, Stesie, who's only three and he's at home," enthused Chris in a rush. Kara Siple, 6, is a pretty blonde who admits shyly that she hasn't many friends yet, but is sure she will soon. Nevirtheless, she thinks school is fine, and her teacher, Mrs. Mary Lou Rusho, "makes everything nice," . - - - , Angela I not her real name) was Impossible. Her mother was on the verge of giving her away. '" -. ;- .. ' ,.s- 4' T1),1, - ..- SISTER DRA V/S I BOND WINNERS i i I I i ' (tsr '..,, " . "'' s-,- , '\ '" .. . 'r • , . ' " : 4) -4"jf--.'J JI 1- ( quIt Pik \ \ A, - . '- - - t. .' ,., , "''S, . ,,u"" ,, '.'.. . . . . t's _r'-'... '.;; - . . ::I' . .:#,I .. :': - . " , 4 . ",%o o0D I — A r . - *1 ,- for-ward and two steps back. But if we can help Just one child, even in the smallest way, it's all worthwhile. ' There was more to do at the Central Florida Zoo on Labor Day than Just stew the animals. Rebecca Wagers, 24, or Orlando Itop) and Dean Taylor, 3, of Daytona Beach, assisted Nora Gordon, president oI SISTER Club, draw the names of three ,A Inners of savings bonds. Proceeds from the drawing will benefit the zoo. Winners were: Sharon Saul of Astor, $200 bond; Nell Kader of Sanford, $150; and Opal Lemmons of Orlando, $100. dlcrald Photos by 11111 Vincent) ---'. . 'L- Beaming ssith delight, Marilyn Gordon (left) and Lee Sterling admire clothes collected by soiunteer Charlotte Tuell Herald Photo by Jean Pattesuiti) "If we can start a youngster out on the right track, they've "Our volunteers come from fancy shop and having one disability and whc found she got so much more to look for, in age from 17 to 73, form by far ward to in the future," she the bulk of Youth Services' all works of life. Most have bought for him." had "too much time on my workers, however. And more jots, are often attending school hands," Is a volunteer Ms. believes, In addition to the one-to.one Gordon describes as "Unvolunteers are always needed. part-time and many have This "all's well that starts Following six hours of training, children of their own ," said,%15. relationships between volun- believable: there's nothing she well" philosophy IS the foun- volunteers are asked to see a Gordon. teer and child, Youth Services can't conquer." In addition to for also provides three group rap work ing with young people, datlon on which the Youth child twice a week, for at least "All that is necessary, S .Services sessions each week, headed by Mrs. Tuell has sewed so many organizationi s built, an hour each meeting, over a theiti to be S concerned, Jim Tuell, Patti Keogh, Pam items for a "clothes closet" that "We're a prevention diver- period of SIX months. individuals. And they ca nnot Erickson and Rachel Brannon. Ms. Grodon be lieves she could Sion program," M, Gordon The first meeting between easily discouraged. Because Brannon also runs it charm clothe c's-cry child in Sanford. explained. "Crime today is volunteer and child takes pla ce this is discouraging work," she Ms. class. The one thing most of skyrocketing. Congress con- in the Youth Services office, warned. of Harmeling Carl our kids have in common is a sldersthe prevention of crime a with the child's parents another is "You may never we the low self concept," Ms. Gordon Casselberry top priority, and the best place present. Thereafter, the charm class is volunt"r whose work is out- 'ill* stand.ing. One mother refers to hiri' sinili'' 'th'it saint concentrate on juvenile first outings to sporting event, the future, something you said "Ractwl is marvellous with B.G. i Hank Uencken, who is movies, picnic areas or shop- may just reach home and help the kids," she added, "She 's a time offenders," she said. director of admissions at an individual," , ping centers. ma ure woman, epitomy of agency ,Youth A private Working with Youth Services sophisticated charm and grace, Rollins College, Finds time even "Often the volunteer is the Services Is funded 75 per cent with his hectic schedule to work only l e force the child 's may mean a small added cx- yet t re S is, sitting on the by a federal law enforcement ith troubled children, and is l fe; und a a roe concert with pense to the volunteer, but the gro assistance grant, and Seminole he currently helping a child with c1 depend," explained Mi agency is attempting to provide one of her girls, or go-k.arting brain damage. per cent County provides Gordon . with them, at least a mileage allowance, matching funds. Ms. Gordon Is "But 's-se always need more Breaking and entering, said Mrs. Gordon. "However, a lulltirne paid employe and a i 0 'She bought one girlawhole volunteers," stressed Ms. rece nt grant from the Corn- trua n cy and pe tty larceny are we would prefer that volunteers new wardrobe d her work Gordon. who may be reached prehensive Employment and the main areas of difficulty In work with a child in his own it (icing househol (Rise1 U d CIIUIts. by calling Youth Servi ces, Inc. Training Act (CETA) suppor ts which these youngsters, aged environment not make every She's s wore., wonders with the Or oy u stopping by ht er office in a fulltime group rap specialist, lrooi about 9 to 17, have been visit a "treat' in a different girl and they'lld ,, o anything or the second floor of the Jim Tuell, a secretary, Lee involved, Incorrigibility at world. A poor child is going to another." Rownillat Building, off I'ark Sterling, and an assistant home is another reason their benefit more from learning how urn. in Sanford parents call on Youth Scr.'iccs to pick outa shirt for a quarter coordinator. Charlotte Tuell of Sanford, a Volunteer counselors varying for assistance. —Jean at Goodwill than going to a school teacher retired on • , , w i J I - '. ';.. ' - el t' - . ' . .. " -' ' " -. ' .''" . I' 1 . 'I. volunteer and child meet at successi of your efforts, but explained. an effort to combat (IF enjoy SOIIW time, maybe 10 years m' At Youth Services, we either of their 1.o rn ts . ' \ . ' t' ",,z:4' ji, . I 's'6f '' ' . 11 Youth Ser,loices, Inc., which opened its second Seminole ' - '' '. - j . -. to start with juveniles. in xi.. -t- - . L' " -, -- ,, ". . c"c step " 1 .- ,', . 4 "Of course, not all our stones are success stories," said Marilyn Gordo n, coordinator of dshl. i.L('. ., . '- ' .5 '. :;A ' 1 , . I ii ",'—' Promiscuo us, incorrigible, fatling in school, the 13-year-old seemed headed for a life of crime and correction. As a final desperate effort, her mother contacted Youth Services, Inc. in Sanf ord And now six months later, Angela is behaving like a "perfect young lady'." She's learning that boys can like her for herself and not only if she'll have sex with them; her school work Is on the upswing, and her relationship with he r family Is much improved. ("tiNy (inty. is rite, L All's Well "That Starts We NOTICE OF SUIT TO HAYDEN L SCHULTZ and )A(QIJEI theE SCHULTZ hit wife no t I nr'sy,n In he dead or alive anti. if ti.'AI1. Iis. ,i,.,w,. t..,.ta. VOIJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED into the ring the crowd is going men hold wins over Perez in Civil Action Number 75•II23CA.49 0 HAPPOf1 CORP .s F lord,,f0r S James Urbach. M (3 thiit ii Comphamnt hiis beCn fled S I awnence filumen M Ii I I (4 III AS I A' C') 7 (.A GE 0 get their monies' worth. But ('l(ir4tinn bouts that were held out of aunt A DAt Afliinst you by the Plaintiff 'n the (OMPAPIY ( lurid., (usrporalion. 7 S(APIN(, COMPANY P LAND Publish Aug 1?, 74. 316 Sept 7 Iii that's not the only reason he is state, above Styled COurt and cau se for thC (1FQ 91 Plainl,lf Is) Di'fentin(s Purpnsenf foreclosing the nsortQaQ1 being flown in here to fight. October figures to be strong NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE on the f(tlIttwbng described property "I want to put him in with with "Irish" Gene Wells taking PIFPFSFPI I III ACXWL I and PlOtir, given that, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Situate' ar,d heing in Seminole tP IfMike Quarry here in November on the United States champion COPPer I IA I lit A(KWELL. hit rl'rsi,srt Ortir" or 1 041 CUlT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE County. Florida is-ife .li'dnnief eruiererl in this cau,%e in COUNTY . FLORIDA, lot II. Block C. SUMMEPSET or December, MIke Baker and Joe)' VIncent Defrndantt tt this' C r,,it 'l.'m'nolu' P10141 P4 5f ('1 ION FOUR as, "flw two of thetti have a riiu't'ting Killer Ellis in a return NOTICE OF SALE (Ici'id., I wil sell the IN THE INTEREST OF; cirdung to the Plat there as Pleitiru" is h s'ry r'h g that properly Sif ,aat,' thing going on that is worse .1theirinuchdisputUMI bout that in Spinnle' Seminole /.NIT A 1401 I OWAY A child recoded r ifl Plat Book 16. at Pages 2% r'uirtuiant to an order or a final (risnty F Iorifa dncrribp.1 as And 76 fit the P ub lic Records of than Perez and Vincent. I dotmi took place earlier the; year. t(,depirnt of ffltclgr,' entered in 1r4 I Bloil "0". STERLING NOTICE Seminole County. Florida if there is a bigger feud in the ithorove. rapu,orwql .ittl)n, t *11 PARk llPdll THREE acrni'd'nq to ni. are required to serve a Copy November could bring MIke tell the t,,r,t,i'rty situated boxing than the one between 'n the RIM fhs'qenf is r ec orded Pint THE STATE OF FLORIDA: (if your answ er or plend'nq 70 enuinoIe Or rinIy Florid,, described Book 1*. pa ges 57.51 and Si Public Quarry and Billy Wagner 70 %S 140M IT MAY CONCERN Quarry and Wagner. Pln,nfift' attorneys. Pereurcis of Seminole County. feigetlwr slilile December ('(1111(1 "s'r011 API HEREBY NOtli lit) TAYlOR flillOpi RUKER "in July of '73 Quarry fought I rf 19 WA' 01-NI TI: PRAC I Or l(,(,(1" that F'rt,t on i,'siI.'v oath has IiS"i'fl cml the year wi th a Jocy Iti ,suo,uting In RIM Ihi'renI .tsP. ("Pf (PIE it pi'blir t's'agncr on national TV from In the- hqhl and best filed in that above Styled (nf for 1151 RrickpIl Avenue' ;n Pt.if lVb I! flaw' 69 01 bidrIs',-, Erie nii'Ji it (tin sS4'%t front tbrp('fmanentcom,n,t,npnlof Madison Square Garden. it was cent-Taco Perez rubber match. rorc'rrlv-rt Ai'i'la Miami FIflvij4 33131 the F'i'P'Ilr R,'rords no Se,nirv'iip 11(4', of Its, S."i'nnI (nunty *4rlIts,iy horn Fobruir, 7), 196$ Te!,ptsonu. No 3799303 the best fight of the series. I Inch (rirthous-.' 'n S.unfnvd, Florida at Sanford. F lnrida fpa licensed Child And tile the or igina l answer or 54Ie tolli.' highs'S) 15141 beSt II (WI A M Quarry elected to slug It out run Sent t6'h. $915 flhars'rnenf lor suhseouent Clf'Adino in the Office of the Clerk of inn rash at thin West front Witness- nsv hand 4,5.1 tt,u' teal of Adr'ptlnn, HOOKS AND JABS. Edgar P',thltr with Wagner and the two of .1011 you are hereby tild Court onn, hdfore the 1st day of door of th,' S.'m'nnle County th,s- Court min thiS led day 04 Sep rpnsnmAnflr'nl tn he anti app,'ar in the ('.'tIip, IC?', It you fail 10 do so a t hem flat banged the hell out of "Mad Dog" Ross is expected (ArtPw'xise- in Santord. Florida, at Ien'tw'r. 1975 , Muive Court nn Septpmher $9. 197% detiult will he ent er ed against you back from vacation this week II (WIn'nlnrk In the Iorr'nexn On the lSrI) each other for 12 rounds, at 1031. AM o'clock, anti show for the relief sought in the Corn 19th tIny rut 5.'ptrrntur'r 1975 Arthur 14 fteckwth j' "The final decision was a and should be ready to appear ((raIl cause *P,y 'Aid Pefiteor, Should not PlAiflt ('l,-'vk of thi' Circuit Court be ('rioted draw and neither one was along with Perez on the 23rd. Aft iSITPdISS fist ha nd and seal f Arthur If Iii's Iwith Jr fly 1-lairs,' FliCharni' WIT N!Sc my hand as Ih' Clerk. 01 s--Aid Court at Sanford, F lot -06 Clerk of Iha' 1iruu,iI Court happy with the verdict. Both Of)pOfltflt)UU ('an expect to see s, Flo Plot Mid (r'u,ct anti the seal therent this C ounty FIorid this ?ltlQ fist I 14011 14iChrd,' lAPPlSOP4. GREENE. MANN. felt they had won the fight with floss during October is 7I11 it*y of Auirii,'I /i 0 197% day of A(iQlJ%t, 1975 f'w'p,sty Clerk P0Wr A STANTON (SF Al I easily. After that Wagner hurt Cyclone Williams. Williams r'iIh 14.iyulill P Att,'ticip ?lrIPin 14 Hi., kwilh. Jr Arthur H Beckwith Jr st'J nell in hi.s Orlando 1i18 flaror'tt fl.,nk Rii,tnt.nq his knee and was laid up Pale.u,p W C',ri',s,' Ill (lOrk cit this' ('rcu,l Court (leek rut the Circuit (citi,, I Iir 1221)1 P (1 fur', '15*7 over a year. His first fight since debut earlier this year. In that tarks-r,,',ville fly P. at bis'r',, I.,iy fit I LIlian WtIrnn (AlIr.'rir'yl SI Peters-burg Flor,ti 11131 coming back was with Joe Boyd bout ts lost a close decision to Po t.f ookh SopI 7 $975 Deputy fIg-ti Deputy Clerk Pblih Sr-pt 7, $97', P,'tslt't' Auit 2* 1$ P. Sept 7. ii. l97 Pt'tstith Au 11 Sept 7 $ 7$ $975 on the Perez-Vincent show and Perez, f I! P OF P (I nf (a Ill OF a t DEEDEE WHITBY to flu" fend., rut5 oranteps assign;e;. lienors, creditors. trustees, or oIheP chalrnant by through, under ci' ioa'nsl HAYDEN I SCHULTZ anti IACOI)Ft INr_. SCHULTZ, his *-Or Or either of them anti all parties (sgri rut cIairnng to have no, riPst title or interest in the Properly described in the Corn plAnt, Residence unknown DIONE HALLO WAY volunteered Jeff Weatherman, 6, a curley haired youngster with patches shaped like footballs on the knees of his blue jeans. His teacher, Mrs. Susan Black, gives him papers, says Jeff, and his favoritt activity is coloring. He's madea lot ol friends atschool; Mr. M is his favorite friend. (Mr. M is a large plastic Inflatable toy used to teach the pupils their alphabet) DeeDee Whitby, 5, her braided hair done up with pink ribbons, says she likes school "a lot." Playing outside is what she enjoys most, admits the youngster shyly, but she also likes to work and write and have lunch. Warming to the subject, she allowed that learning to say her alphabet was perhaps even more fun than outdoor activities, and she proceeded to recite is hat she'd already learned, all the way from A to H. Why does Cliff Chorpening, a blond, sneakered, six-year-old like school? "I just do," replies the boy. But he has his reasons: he likes to play, color, School's in! The turmoil that prececded Labor Day, the back. to-school frenzy is now a memory, and students have seWed into an already familiar routine of lesslin.3, recess and homework. For Seminole County's first graders, especially those who are entering school for the first time without kindergarten experience, this week has probably been the most momentous in their young lives, We asked six first-time pupils at Idylwilde Elementary School how they liked school. Hopefully, the majority of first graders feel as NO ppy ss ith their new situation as did these six. School got an "A" rathig from the tots, and their teachers, they agreed, were top of the class, "School's nice 'cause it has lots of books," - - JACQI,ELINF SCHULTZ. hi5 W I,' or eIP'."r of them, and all parties (saying o r claiming to have an, right title rut nterest n lbp prcer lv NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER CLIFF CHORPENING Youth Program Offers Hope Post Office floe ISO deviSpp, grantees, assignees Winter Park, Florida 37769 tieq'ort cned'tnys trusts, or other Pif'Iith Aug Il. 21. 31 & Sept Y. $975 claimants by, throi,jgli, under cat) ' Thrnpa's 1Ili' .t; . if , To School, Teachers S4'flhln'uip e .- • Kids Give ' A' Rat'i'ng tOfOC), whose addr ess is 9300 S (3adefnd Blvd. Miami. Florida 33156 on or before October Itt, 1915, claiming any right, title, and or and file the Original with the Clerk of int er est ifl and to the following this court either before service or .sclency Zr- ~ lii,,ii . ~.~;~, , - _* _1 . *1 - 1 By JEAN PA11'ESON Women's Editor . . .5.' I -/— ;, . j I " -- I are rewired to serve a copy of your e.rtten defenses if any, to it on Mark fluchh.ndrr Plaintiff's a' WE K IVA Easemenfs. VOL Arthur H Reckwith, Jr AS. a condominium recorded in Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR flffiiI Records Book 1012. Page F'nhleenth Judicial Circuit in and By (erelma V Ekern SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA I23P, Public Records of Seminole for Seminole Cnunty. Florida As Deputy Clerk CASE NO. 7S?S9CA.09O (1ATFO thiS ltd day of Sep County, Florida, together with an PubliSh Aug 11. Sept 7, 11. 7) 1715 t'mtsq'r, 197% CIRCUIT CIVIL undivided 1 43rd inter es t in and to all OF CO 191 FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS that certain Common Property as (Seal) AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a set forth and def ined In the Arthur H Rr'ckwith, Jr. United States corporation. NOTICE OF Clerk rut (Pie Ircul Court aforementioned Declarati on and Plaintiff tonether with an exclusive ease ment INTENTION TO REGISTER fly (reelin V Ekern vs FICTITIOUS NAME N'rsufy Clerk over, through a nd across Lot "A", HARVEY PERMISON VAN DFPI RE c, GAY and as deScribed and set forth in said (MARlENE P PERMISOPi. hut De claration NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN P. PIIPKF PA *ife WI N MAC t'id pursuant to Florida Statute 66509. COP Attorneys for the Plaintifl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED POPAIION INC C'nt Office Box 791 that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage th4t the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the tic Oruiindn, Florida 37607 Defendants on the above described property MS titiOuS NOTICE OF SALE Publish Sept 7, 1975 name of XCEL GASOLINE. been instituted against yOu in Notice it herrhy given that, Circuit Court of the Eight the INC . at Sanford Terminal, City of P in or ____________________________ eenth pursuant to the Order or Final Lake Monroe, C ounty of Seminole. jiatut, ifl and for Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR State of Florida, intends to register Judgment entered in this cause County, Florida You and each SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the Circuit Court of Seminole the Said name with the Clerk of the you are hereby required to file yOUr CASE NO. 7$.I077-CA09.E C ou nty, Florida, I will Circuit Court of Seminole County. sill the Answer with the Clerk at the Circuit CIRCUIT CIVIL upon Florida property situated in Seminole Court. anti serve a copy thereof Ft I f 01WA1SAVINGS County, Florida. described es as XCEL PETROLEUM. INC VICTOR F WOODMAN. of the firm AND I )API ASSOCIATION, a a Georgia corporation I. Of IA, less that portiondescribed of Winderweedlle. Manes. Ward 1 Ilrs,frd Stales corporation Beginning as follows By S I A Black at the Wncxlmar. A ,Post Offie Box $60. Plaintiff Southeast corner of Said Lot IA Ufl it Prejkjent winter Park. Florida 37789. At vs thrc're along (hi' southwesterly line (Corporate Seal) torne'ys for Plaintiff in the hbOve tt P11 II PAVI. and LYNN C of sad I .u$ 14. N 10 degrees 27' 0$" ATTEST styled action, on or before the 17th PA pt ft. a' We-st 796 1? feet thence N 0 degreet day of September 1975 II you fail to D.'fendanls 00' 56" West 77 91 feet. thence 5 37 de its Secretary lunirument by default will be NOTICE OF SALE deorees 10' 47" East II? 91 ted to the Publish Aug 17. 74. II 6. Sept 7, 1975 taker against you for the relief Nr'iice 5 hereby iyrfl that. Point of Beginning. UNOCROAKS DFQ CS demanderl In (mplalnt CurStmant to the Order or Final SUBDIVISION, as per put thereof If's Notice th$II be published Juidan*nI entered in this Cause. in as recorded In Plat Rook the (Ire nit Cou rt of Seminole of the PnbIl Pecord ofII. Page 96 unce each work for tour consecutive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Serrinole vveebs in The Evening Herald. 11TH 'UDICIAL CIRCUIT $14 AND Ct'uinty. Florida. I will s ell the County. Florida ¶lntord, FIn FOR SEMINOLE COUN TY property sIl,,a?ed in Seminole TOC.FIHFR without limitation, WITNESS the hand of the Clerk of FLORIDA (runty O' fruric$ii described as the Or,llnviwng SPOC.f'C (PillS Of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. NO 75.147) CA-O9.G It 1. EPIGI.ISH WOODS as per personal property C,E Oil Central Florida, this the 13th day of August OCFAPI FEDERAL SAV1PIC,S 4N) rdat tps,',eqiI', reqordccJ n Pint Book ,rth S (run Air cnruuj,t,Cj,nrr, RAP11E. 11111741 U OAPI ASSOCIATION a (Jn,tpcj 1%, Pane 01 rut the Phli( Records of OVEN DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL (SF At I States hanh og rnrpr'mrat.on ce,'nnle County, /iPID trx'lethif w'th ant and all Florida /rtbui,' ('4 fleCkAittu, Jr Pla intiff. Tcr.r THEP without lm'tat,on, the additinni theretoor replac ements Clerk of the Circuit Court vs frillow 'no '.nerific items of personal ?t'mereu'uf By lillian Jenkins ('IA YOF Pd I SCHULTZ and Central Oil with Air at pi'tslfr xte, to rore'rtv highest and best Deputy Clerk )ACOIIFI IPiE SCHULTZ. hiS wife Conditioner Ann Fireplace. Range. Psictcler. for rich at the west front WINDFRWEEOL( HAINES, net('p0Wntob.denlor alive and, 't nost,vvwthor. Fioll %Deakef Radio elmir of the Seminole County Atps'ts'ir -.,'.-- I V Ill 1w' ertered against you for the relief an1 to any and all other jartues en,inI,' County. Florida. tnoefher with all structures em tYnvrrn.'nts lifures appliances, 6011 apptrtt'n.'inces on sa'd Inl or used in conjunction therewith pursuant to a Final Judgment en ter" in Civ il No 751787 CA 9E 00W rw'r'd.rrn in the Crcut Court of the EVELYN IIEP4YAMIPIY, his wife riamotilt's .ittorni'y% or mmed,ately th,'iitter nthrr5,' a rl('fIUIt will demanded In the complaint Attention The remainder of the year I Raleigh W Greene, III P0 firm, 1547. St f'i'tciu')utg looks big for boxing in Central 1' lnsr,cl,i lull Floritki. Taco Perez is back in fro-miokh fr-vt if tyis training for a match with either I p1' Chicago's Bobby Crawford or 1114 THE CIRCUIT COuP', Texas' Chris Baxter on the 23rd I EIGHTEENTH JUDIC I? L CIRat the Sports Stadium. Both CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, _____ - I" ,)n *~L '% . i~, 1, ~ 1I - , P , 'a" I ,4 I in I , k . ..,_ - . I :1,7917.. --- ._ - , iL Defendants Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court the or,glnal with the clerk of thiS roiirt 1 . f NOTICE OF SUIT i APtlY ANDERSON and TO By Lillian T Jenkins PATRICIA ANDERSON, hiS wile, Deputy Clerk Residence Unknown Peldenre Unknown Publish Sept 7, Ii, 7$. 7$. $975 If sIlvç and II either or allot them and OF P 47 he dead, all parties claiming interest flEEt IA DERIVET and ________________________ CIRCUIT COURT, by. through, under or against MAGOALENA DERIVET IN THE ANDERSON and Residences Unknown EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R- LARRY his wife or VOlt ARE NOTIFIED that an CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PATRICIA ANDERSON, etter cit them ,nd All parties ,cttcmntnfcircic(ne. mortgage on (hr COUNTY, FLORIDA have at, r.vnu or cIaiminl tfflIciwicii rnps'rty in Seminole CIVIL ACTION HO. 7 5 I74-CA$ right, title or interest ,nlhP property Cc'r,nty, Florida Et .. -A 11 -1 I- - 1 S (ci rty -. .1 6 1~,- I " IX. [ .1 i r ow ,, 3 zl V '_ !"~ AA. '-i.////I t ll lb Wells To Battle Morgan By I . Cal. "IPlkFO$JIS- Tanana. C,PPerry Ti. 700: Blyle fl Petersburg S I . Rlyleven. Mm 146 700. 291 Wile', Pin 111 697. 391 Palm rr, flat. ?C9 690. 7 1 8 Lee. Ptn, 17 6 660 367 M Torre:. fhl, 186 667 League - ,' . ..... ' , ,' .1.. TRIPI ES- Rivers Cal, 13. 6 Brett. KC It: Orta, Ch.. 10. P Kelly, Ch, 7. $ Tied With 6 delphia fChristqnon 9 5i. HO F RUNS-Mayberry. Pittsburgh fCande(aria 75) XC'. 10 P Jackson Oak. 10. At Montreal (Ropers $0 10). (n) C'. Scott, Mil, 77, Bonds. NY San 0e.on IS'roen 45) at 76 flturroqjcih, 'Tex. 71 Hciu'xtonx I Knneczny 6 171. In) ST (II F Pf BASES'-Rivert, (at. 64 WashingtOn. Oak. 40. Today's Games (Pucaan At Ph.ladey'u.a 0th. KC IS Remy. Cal. St I outs it New York. ('arew. Mm 10 Iris Anodes at Atlanta PITCHING 1)3 Decisions)San Francisco at Cincinnati Mirwrt flso. Il 3. 766. 3 Pitt5t'it'iiPi at Montreal Ie oearul XC' 175 706 3 ,xci ()c-cyu it V'4ru'j?ri', '. .., . -. - ', .- . V Atlanta (Easterly I $1, In) CPIcaoo (Stone Ii 7) at Phila J ________ . -. . at Florida State ', Bsn. 11 Tanana 10' You are notified that the above IIEAUTY SALON. under which I am named Petitioner. SUE REED gaged in business at 410 Highw a y ROYKIN. hM tiled a Petition f or 1797, Fern Park, Florida Marriage In the above Dissolution of That the party interested n s' OFO 191 Styled Court, and you are corn txjslntss enterprise is manded to serve a copy of Your JUNE E WILLIAMS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE written le(enses, if any. " Publish Aug 17. 24. II, & Sept 7. 191 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. WOL FMAN and SCOTT. PA. 0E097 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner's attorneys, whose ad COUNTY. FLORIDA. dress Is Post Office floe SI). Merritt CIVIL CASE NO. 7S.I152.CA09C Island, Florida 3$S7. on or before IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MORTGAGE COMRINED & Octotwr 8th. 1975. and file the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. PEAt IV 10 a Florida cor original with the Clerk of this Court CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR rtlon either before Service 00 Petitioner's SEMINOLE COUNTY Plaintiff, attorneys, or immediately CIVIL ACTION vs thereafter; otherwise a default may CASE NO , 1s.1714.CA.09C THOMAr, I GOLDEN ,nc1 NANCY he entered against you for the relief liAR PIE i MANNING 601 DEN. his wife. ERNESTO demanded In the petition Pla nt li, G Al 1 0 and MARINA GALLO. hiS WITNESS my hand and the Seal 01 wife, OFFLIA DERIVET. and the Court, at Sanford. Florida, this I APPY ANDERSON and MAC,DAI FNA DERIVET. 3rd day of September. 1975 PATRIIIA ANDERSON. hiS wife. lot 71. Block I SHADOW HILL. ,ic('iring to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17. Pages 61. Records of 67 and Al. Puhli Tb,' aforesaid sale will be made 156 at CincinnatI fRillinqhuam 11 7). St at .anforcl. Elnrlcj. the undersqned C" I,",I , II offer Icy sate the toltoii. nil nlescr ,t'i'd real property . HlTS--(arpw Mm, 177; Muri son. NY. 164 6 Brett, KC. 163. SingIpta, finI, 15$. Rivers. Ciii Saturday's Games St iFnrch 13 91 (ntis at New York ll'iciosmart II 17) Sin Francisco (HaIicki 9 1)) nOYXIN, 86S09.FIorid6StatUteS.WiIIreQStec with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in NOTICE a nd for ScniflOIC County. FIordó, DAVID MARION ROYKIN upon r eceipt of proof of the 3360 Sprinq Drive of this notice, the tic. Columbia, South Carolina publication West titlOuS name. to wit AUSTIN'S .J - p uarkw. Oak. 91; Munson NV. $9 Maybe'rry. KC. it Cincinnati I San Francisco 3 New Vr'rb S 5t Lou's 7 I'ioi'ston 7 San Dego $ MARION IIuther.d . .... S. Atlanta 7 Legal Notice that We Intend to register said name with theClerk of the Circuit Seminole County, Florida In ac cordancp with the provisions of the Fictitious Nrne Statutes, To Wit, Section 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 s Marciy A Kelly Raymond 6 Murphy Publish, Aug II. Sent 7. Ii, 71, 1975 WOMEN Sunday, Sept. 7, 197s—IC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, _________ ____________________ ___ RUNS--lynn Bsn. 67. May II', Y%trzemsk. S FrancIsco berry. KC. IS. 70 70 500 73 San Dieno 3 76 447 30', P50. 6-4 Rice, Bsn. I). Carew Attiintii 61 60 443 37', in. 67 Houston RUINS 51 6! 360 .x0 BATTED IN-Lynn Rsn, 91 Friday's Results 97. Rice, Bsn. PnIadcipba 36 Montreal 17, Pittsburgh 35 NOTICE UNDER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE COUNTY, SEMINOLE NOI1Ce Is hereby QIVCO that we are FOR CncThcird in business at 700 Fern FLORIDA Park Blvd, No S 606 and 701, F ern CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S.IS7$.CA44C TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that ta Park, 32730. Seminole d undersigned, pursuant to th Florida tinder the fitjtjou name of SUE REED 8OYKIPI, Wife. an "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter _________ - 1, '' - 30111 Cincinnati 93 *7 464 IN Angeles 75 66 537 Chiciino - Notice _______ IS) Washington, Ill: -. Notice herein described I of 73, Block 1. Replat of Sheet I 6 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ____________________________________ Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Residences Of all said defendants Townslle. 44th WINTER North Orlando 7. FEDERAL PARK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. unkriowi ______________________________________________ Addition, Village of North Orlando. SAVINGS LOAN AND CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE YOU, and each of YOU. are _________________________________ as recorded in Plat Book II. Pages ASSOCIATION, a corporation COUNTY, FLORIDA. hereby , notified that an action to _____ 6 6, Public Pecnrth of Seminole organized and CIVIL NO 75-1212.CA09.E existing under the foreclose a mortgage on the COMPANY. County, Florida of the United States of laws CAMERON BROWN following property in Seminole 1 Plaintill, Ii been filed against you and YOU America, County, Florida are renulted to serve a copy of your Plaintiff, '' lot It, Block D. SUMMERSET if on written defense's. any. to it JAMES A RESPRESS and RICHARD H NORTH. SECTION FOUR. ac ADAMS JR . YGNA PEPIVAMINY. ci ui t at. ,, Il rspwc ss his wife, t.IP(.IN cording to the Plat thereof, as ESQUIRE. of Gray Adams, Harris Defen da nts Def endant s recorded in Plat Book 16 at Pages 21 6 Pcitin5nn P A , niantiff's at NOTICE OF SALE 1 And 76 01 the Public Records c,' NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN that tofney%. WhOSC address .s 401 East NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole County. Florida P Street. Robinson 0 Box 3066. en the 16th nay of September, 1975. has been filed against yOu and the before Orlando. Florida 37607. on or and TO' YOtIA t3ENAMINY atll'00 a m atthewestfrontdoor of above named defendants, and you the (nirtho.isenl Seminole County. the I0thdavofOctohet, 1975. and file AMERICAN LEAGUE West " ' .... ' . . Sutton Phi. " " Legal Notice HOME GUARDIAN SYSTEMS, and DAVID Rookies include frontcourters Eddy, Fermin, Four new faces dot the roster ('hucho, Barre and Celaya, plus back. as Orlando.Seminole Jai-Alai Ramon, Via, Javi and Azpi. The 2D-week season features courters Echave and Okoki. prepares for a Sept. 18 opener, its earliest in history. performan ces nightly except Rarre played in West Palm Heading the list of returnees Sunday with matinees on Beach last season under the and name Alah while Celaya Thursday is last year's rookie of the year Monday, previously appeared in Miami and wins champion, Santi. The Saturday. Fronton general manager as ,ran. Echave WIS known in lithe Irontcourter with a pen. chant for "throwing 'em where Gordon liulbert has sctieduleda Melbourne as Zumaya, while they ain't" will be considered a preseason exhibition, which ()koki Is a first year player in feature game player from the will serve as a tuneup for this country. The entire roster: beginning this season, whereas players as well as providing FHON'FCOIJRT: Sala, Alava, last fall he started in the early fans with a sneak preview. It is games and worked his way up also the only time of th e season Fermin, lea, S an d, Larri, iiiinors are permitted to watch Domin g o , Maruri, Urza, against lesser competition. Veteran of the roster is the profes.sionals at work in the Aldana, Bhlbao, Arecha, Barre, Muguerza, a strong-armed 125 m.p.h. game in which a goat Echano, Erdoza, Chucho, backeourter in his 11th season skin-covered pelota is flung Negiii, Ouiza, Cacho, Eddy, back and forth with a wicker. Celaya. at this fronton, favorites type basket strapped to the IIACKCOURT: Aguirre, Other crowd returning include Maruri, hand. Sanchez, lniz, Beitla, Zarr., Mberdi, Mencha, Miguel, Juan, l.arrea, Murgerza, Bengoa, Via, EIor.a, Arana, Javi, Echave, I Perez, Alto, Aipi, Okoki. ____________________ RAITIPIC, (150 at bat%l— Cnre'v. •.:n 369 Lynn. ltsn. Mtra.i'n NV. 317, P ci' 378 73 8.6 525 S'z 65 76 461 II 61 77 44? 17 Lineup flamon, HOME RUNS--Schmidt. Ph.. 32. I titlnk(, Phi, It. Kingman. NY. 30. Bench. Cm. 25. 6 Foster. (In. 72. Cev, L.A. 72 510$ FN RASES-Lopes. LA IDobson 11.11) at 14101. (ol flr L .:k -','cirn c Si It, LtteI 01 Usut Cr'1s"n,' 4?n 41, .. PrO 9S) at California (Tinaoa dennl, (hi. 30 11 6 ann Singer 7131. 7. In) PITCHING (13 Decisions) Minne.oia lfllylevn 1161 at (.tillett. (in. 173. 600. 221 Nra Chicago O?tw'n 1 III. (n) tsky. Sit 111. 766, I 69 Sea Today's Games ye'. NY. 71 7. 750, 709 Denny. Detroit at Cleveland, 7 StL . 9 A. 697. 1 19 Norman. Con. New york it Baltimore 94. 697, 1 70 a Jones . SD. 169. ('iriston .1? Milwaukee 7 667, 773 RiIl,ngt'tm, (in. 147, '.'nnesota at Chicago 667. 396 Mnntefusco, SF. I) ansas City at California 630. 797 ,',,ic at Oakland. 7, (I n) STRtKEflUTS-Scav,r, NY, 711: Messpr'smilh, LA, 19?, National League East W I P0. dded A I 0 To Jai-AIai Baseball Le al g Legal - . . ' . �2 C — Evening Herald, Sanford F I Sunday Sept 7 I975 ____ In And Around Chuluofa . home of -_ . '' ___ -.% - le ~ -1 :~~ I KATHERINE .. - 1 ' % ••:, I - — - I ' .; , 14 r . I I 6 1. ; ' S .' . ,. I I . . i,.6 P I - - .1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Germain -Judy LynnSchulze o u es ronounce J o n es-Moore Germal n-S ch u ze double ring ceremony.Mrs Charles Pierce was organist and double ring ceremony. Mrs Hortense Roumillat was organist and Buck and Ginny Chadwick Mike and Rick Ifull %%ere S010i5ts. home froin a pleas,ant vacation '17he bride is the daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Moore, in her native state of Michigan, entertained members of the While there she visited friends Fleet Reserve Assn., Branch I' r'09 Park Dr.. Casselberry. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Father Hugh Boyle played the clarinet for the ceremoriv. and relatives around the 147 of Sanford at their home Mrs. James K. Longwood. The bridegroom is the son of Lt. Crndr. (U.S. Navy The bride is the daughter ,)f Mr. and Mrs. Jacque Schulze of 350 Marigold Rd., Casselberry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal Detroit area. She also visited Sunday with a pool and a patio Ret.) and Mrs. Russell F. Gennain of Sanford. gown of angel skin %% ith a modified scoop neckline and long bishop her grandson, Douglass Utter in party. Kenora, Canada. Guest of honor was Art sleeves. Imported chantilly lace trim on the front of the gown Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal Picanso, Ch ief Petty Officer and train was embroidered in seed pearls. She wore a floor length gown of white satin featuring a high neckline,, empire bodice and Irene and Bob Ivo will have USN who is leaving a tour of, lace trimmed matilla veil and carried a colonial bouquet of long fitted, cuffed sleeves. The bodice and sleeves were trimmed peach colored formal gown featuring empire waistline and cape while she attends Seminole the Mediterranean. sleeves. A short veil was attached to her Juliet headpiece and she Community College this winter. Miss Betty Jean Germain, sister of the bridegroom, was maid Also attending were At and carried a colonial bouquet similar to the bride's. Barbara has aquired a part. of honor. She wore a capelet sleeved blue gown with empire waist Lime job with the Seminole Marge Miller; Raymond and Bridesmaids Mary Moncrief, Debbie Stock of Albany, Ga., and a V-neckline. Accenting the ensemble was a blue picture hat 0umn Ra y ; Fern Rasco; Jack and Kate Smith were attired identically to the honor attendant, and she carried a longsternmed white rose Uoed with blue. Health Department Matthews; Jo Moffis; Pattie Bruce Roberts served as best man and groomsmen were Bert Loll: Barbara Miller and Neu berry, Gary Hester and Kenny Jones of Tallahassee. Donald McDonald served as best man and ushers were Jerry The LA. Ratliffs of Lake Michele Eberly. Following a reception in the church fellowship hall, the couple Farella Jr., and Jim McDonald. Shore Drive have enjoyed a Plans for the day included left on a wedding trip to Wait Disney World, three week vWt from their son, lots of good food and fun along They will make their new residence in Winter Springs. The A reception follo%ed the ceremony in the church social hall. Lou, his wife, Joyce, and their with swimming In the pool. bridegroom works as an independent newspaper carrier, The couple will make their new home at Mariner's Village. --,-- Sanford announce uu-' and the late C.E. Jones of The couple plan to be marrien Sa nford and the late Mr. and at 4:40 p.m. Sept. 21) in the First Mrs. Anthony Marazlta, New Presbyterian Church, Jersey. Thomasville. Ga. Born in Richmond, Va. the bride-elect is 1967 graduate of Golden.Kitner Seminole High School where she was captain of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. 0XIffleaders, a member of Golden, Ill Brown Dr., San. —__ 12. e__ t -, i II'q Terry L)mn Witt became the bride of I,owell Delbert Evans in a candlelight, double ring ceremony performed Aug. 8 at 8 p.m. by Rev. Fred Mullins at Pinecrest Bapt.ist Church. Mrs. Blair 4W L I Mc(are) was organist and soloists were Brian Lanler and Ellis o (07zic) Osb,orn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Witt Jr., of 2412 Key Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and I I Mrs. Delbert Evans of Orange City. Given in niaff iage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown of white satin featuring a lace covered bodice, long fitW 4 lace sleeves arxi full length lace train. tier fitted headplectl' 40 secured a three-quarter length veil. Her only jewelry was a neck chain of yellow gold on which was suspended an heirloom yellow gold lavaliere with pear setting. Matron of honor Judy Fredricks of New Smyrna Beach wore a powder blue gown of polyesterknit fabricand carrieda bouquet of daisies and baby's breath. Bridesmaids Ilu Barker. Cindy Fairrie and Wendy Spotts wore identical gowns to the matron of honor. Sister of the bride, Jo-Ellen Witt was flower girl. Gary Spotts served as best man and ushers were Danny Bryant, Ross Morrison and Richard Kreig. Brother of the bride., Donald Witt was ring bearer. a The couple left on a honeymoon trip to New Smyrna Beach following a reception in the church fellowship ball, I Casselberry. Both are employes at Seminole Memorial Hospital. X1 Theta Epsilon the League. This meeting can belp you be an informed and Beginning Dinner effective political being. - . -. ~, -_.- . _1v ,I ,-. 1 ---o k _', . I - - -__r_~ - - . . KIMBERLY JONES I SHERRY GOLDEN . _. JEAN CARTER , , . PATRICIA MARAZITA Chapter, Beta Si Phi Buc Restaurant in Sanford on VU) florists are trying to Iferald Staff Writer Seminole High School in 1968 Seminole High School w here The wedding will be an event Teachers of America, a senior and is employed by V.K. Smith she was a member of Tri-Iti-Y, of Sept. 13 at 8 p.m In Pinecrest superlative and Worthy Advisor Surveyors. Anchor Club and National Baptist Church, Sanford. An early (all wedding is Honor Society. In May 1973 she planned. Jones-Knack graduated from Seminole Community College, attended University of Florida in 1974 Carter-Lund for the Rainbow Girls. Miss Carter received her thj. Those present were President Rehabilitation through Evelyn Serraes, Vickie Hall, Training~ are jointly spon. ll Kay soning the film, "L'Chaym" rews. Yearbooks were ed out i-,.. - With Americans going wild o'. er flowers and keeps utoIin rs in his the area agrees, and in the job plants, florists across the nation are blossoming out. What they are trying to do shop and out of other stores." says FTD. Floristss in Sanford are fact, eventually plans on expanding his new shop into a complete, one-stop Mrs. Collins, however, says she only carries plants that are ready to go and le,nves Is offer under one roof a keeping pace with the new garden center, the accessorizing "to the boys with fishing poles, Mexico & other Parts much larger choice of products for the care arul nurturing (if floriculture. trends. "It's a courtesy to the public if we cankeep them from having to go ,McAllister says the biggest aspect of his business is still floral people who specialize in that sort of thing," because of limited space in her birds in nests - which are purchased separate))- or o floral of the world. ICs a big new trend, several different places to designing, but he too has shop. designs. There are also according to publicists for I get what they want," says incorporated a line of 1langing Wskets are the 15,000 Florists' Transworld Delivery Carl Johnson, co-owner of heaven Scent Florist in hanging planters, baskets, terrariums, sand pain- the going thing," reports Mrs. Collins who ad- (FTD) sliops which now call themselves the "extra touch" florists. "By stocking a large Sanford I I laza. "I've worked in F11) florists for several ycars up north and we carried all kinds of kitchen wall. MI florists are tings, dish gardens and a line of plant care books which will be expanded upon in the spring to in. ditionally stocks hooks and hangers for her clients' convenience. One might also be surprised to find stocking a great variety of containers for floral arrangements that can do double duty. "I use a lot of items wtiieti shops in the elude outdoor plants, they can buy candy, fruits compotes," a tumbler like south haven't had," reports Johnson v,ho opened his gardens and lawns. "People in Florida seem and cheeses, along with the purchase of potted soil or glass on a stand, says Mrs. Collins. In addition, there plants, plus scads of related products spurred shop locally three months ago. to love the outside and they love to have an outside gravel, Plant stands 20 dii- are watering cans, casserole dishes with Slac ,McAllister owner of feeling inside," is how Mrs. ferent styles to choose from handles, brandy snifters. Up' Romance . 1 k (IP Anchor Club and National ford, announce the engagement HonorSoclet) She receised her and forthcoming marriage of A * Iced ' tea was Mrs Frank I Jones, 103 Robinson's Department Store announce the engagement of plo)ed as an account e ved d #i#arcr meeting B.S. degree in soctiil studies thcir daughter, Sherry, to Blair F airlane Un., Sanford, anxecutive licentennta1 mason jars which Her fiance is the grandson of their daughter, Jean Carter to with the Orland o Hyatt House the chapter 11 beusing education from Florida State Kitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. nounces the engagement of her the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Curtis I.und, Orlando, son of The f'itst regular monthly Ilotel World. University in 1971 and an M.S. Ruasell B Kitner, 18t Holly daughter, Kimberley Ann to Malaborskt socials, following the me, mee ting of the American of New York, and Mr. and, Har vey Lund of Born In Perth Am boy, NJ, "Let Heritage Ring d egree in Educational Ave., Sanf ord. Jeff rey Lee Knack, son of Mr. the late Mr. a nd Mrs. William Edison, N.J. Association of Retired Persons , Lund is a 1963 graduate of Administration in 1972. She is The bride to-be is a 197 1 1 anti Mrs. John W. Knack, Knack of New York. lie is a 1967 pt. 19. Miss Carter is the grandEdison High School in N employed as administration graduate of Seminole High 1095 Wilmington Dr., Deltona, graduate of Richland High daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X1 Theta Epsilon Jersey. lie attended Middlesex assistant to the superintendent, School and two :,ears later The bride to-be s the grand School where he was active In Eugene Brewer of Lake community room of the FIr' Mary college also in Edison lie is First Meetin Thomas Count) Schools, graduated from Orange Counts daughter of the late Mr and track, basketball and golf In Born in Sanford, the bnde- employed as manager of Federal Savings and Loan Thomasville.Ga. Vocational School of Practical Mrs C. R Ciosthwaite of 1972 he graduated cum Iaude elect is a 1969 graduate of I'l)Faire, Inc, Orlando The chapter's first meeting building at 312 West First St., Wurst is the gra ndson of the Nursing She is an LPN em Kentucky and of the late Mr with a B S in civil engineering Semln&e High School where The wedding will be an eent was held at the home of Linda Sa nf ord late Mr. and Mrs Thomas ployed at Lakeiew Nursing and Mrs Leslie Jones of from University of Ohio, Cm she was a member of National of Nov.I in the Windermere Morris Wilburn Smith, Irwin County, Center, Sanford. at 205 Collins Dr, on Representatives from the Indiana. Boni in Nashville, cinatti and is presently em. Honor Society, Spanish club. Baptist aurch, Stain Street, Sept. 2, with President Evelyn Bay Area Horm Heealth Ser. and Mrs C Ga. .C.Wurst and Her fiance graduated from Tenn. , she is a 1971 graduate of plO)ed as a carpenter. rn 11) Y, president of Future Windennere Serraes presiding ,ices, a program providing To start the social season, i lJlled medical care to home. tAI' £ • spaghetti dinner was planned bound patients under Medicare, A nd A roundvvinier prings for Sept. wlllspeak. husbands, at the home of Sue $ • Ce)nowa — Colonial Days costumes were 1) modeled by Vicki Hall, and p members dIscussedabookon.rafap,j The main reason for the breathtaking view. Mrs. Golda Burge of riding his bike on the back trails Harry Theed of Titusville; Mr. recipe%. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fagan month-long trip to Mt Vernon, Denton is the cit) S Hacienda Village, a ccompanied which resulted in a stay at and Mrs Lee Roy and children, NANCY announce the birth of a son, The Program, "Woman, Her Wash by Bob and Marylin representative to the East by lier daughter, grand. Mercy Hospital and an Teri, Ben, and Micheal of Heritage and Hope," w 110071i Spencer Edward, who was bm Denton and daughter, Jennifer, Central Florida Regional I daughters,, and her daughter's operation to insert a pin in his Hollywood; also Mn, and Mrs. presentedbyElizabethJcttend Aug. 30 in Gainesville. Mrs. Co rrespondent of the Terraces, was to attend Planninp Council. __ mother-in-law, Mrs. Alan shoulder. Guy is home now and A. W Dienglewicz with (heir Lessic Pauline, DIAL Fagan was formerly Caro Mrs tknton s2Oth high School Robertson, recuperating nicely. I v Alan II, Diane, 2-735 children, Edward and Michael, y of Sanford Materna! Other members present were Gallowa Reunion at Mt. Vernon High. A mini-reunion was held Mrs. Jim Robertson spent a granddaughter, Mrs. Michael Ercell Gray, Kay Harris, Linda grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. -J Mrs. Kathy Woodfine, with Mrs. Denton renewed old I week at Cherokee, N.C. While children Bailey, Tony and Tina, Hill and Renee, a great- Morris, and Jan Myers. Richard Galloway of 905 acquaintances among her their children Laura and Jennifer, spent three wftks there, the lVoup towed L~e returned from her annual granddaughter; Mr. and Mrs. Magnolia Ave., Sanford. former classmates who Christian returned, after a 3% Cherokee Indian Rewvatlon swiuner visit to her h=* M. B. Kemdink of Bonneville %isiting her parents and brother -town LWV Tour gathered from all over the year a bsence to Mrs. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Gene Forguson, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. and viewed the ethnic play, of Fairfield, Ohio. while there, with children Ter-Beth and country to atte nd the gala af- hometown of Levittown, Pa. Raymond 515 Powers Rd., Sanford, an. These Hills." the woodflnes visited with Michaelwereamongthegroup. Paau, and Russel "Unto "A Tour Through the flounce the birth of their first eon two week vacation, Immedia tely upon her return, parents Mr. and Mrs. John League will be held for child, a girl, Gevonne Marie on While in Mt. Vernon, the the Meltons visited with her and Ilene, in Littleton N.H. visit Golda enjoyed a three day visit Newman. The three-week Mr. and Mrs. Thomas prospective members and Aug. The major portion of the Dentons were guests of her mother and sisters, Mrs. 9, weighing 10 pounds 7 Kesslngerandthe[rsons, Todd, friends by the League of w'is spent enjoying the solitude from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne vacation was spent ounces mother, brother and sister-in. Ttleodore L'oomis and and their daughtas relatives and friends and just Troy, and Chris, became Women Voters at 7:30 p.m, law, Mrs. Alice Carstem, and Diane, and MelWa. Mellon is a of the far, By farm and or. Scovel Maternal wndparents are residents of the Terraces a Tburs&y,Sept. Susan, Karen, and Undai from chrcwhe reetl rela ths ng easy. 11, in Saalando Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carstens. member of the city's Board of Mrs. George En tronf Wi chita , Kim. Short (line ago. The Kessingers United Methodist Church and friends who dropped by at SR Puert ' Be fore returning home, the Adjustment co. Paternal grand. Mrs. Marjorie Thecd of Third are former natives of Loveland, o and Raymond Ave., just from a'l over Dentons Look a side trip to parent3arelr and Mrs. Dirt lakes can be hazardous, Street was happy to say that her Ohio. Mt. Kessinger is a did 1i ' • ' Vancouvor, B.C.: and climbed For Mrs. Ve%lip Browning, Wffe Of f an. you go to school, buy griMdWents are Mrs. Jewel Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic Courtlman Dnnalci Browning, If found out recently, reunion this past week. poration and manages the hot groceries or drink and Crawford Notches. water, YOU Sasser, and Mr. and M W.B. Mowitain Range tn enjoy tf.e accompanied 1)), her daughter, Guy had an accident while Included were: Mr. anti Mrs. Shoppe at Altamonte Mail. are being POlItical, according to Jessup, 8130 of Sanford. a I 10 t" . . Tke Kid 4 ': dpeofe ,4 , Uft -- . Mte Vernon T r*i -- Revives Memories uirths I : Una ob "TaL I _________ aiuj ___________ I _____ - _______ P I .9a fe It% ABIGAII, VAN BUIUA I , at our new location - 2923 S. Orlando Drive, Sonford (Former Flaachip U. S. Bank of Seminole) - . Z --- ~_ ___ C usi ness for Ladies and Juniors. IL F - I .. I .. - 0 ea.t . -ir-- / i': Lo Z_- - t. ,_-_, 1 - `_ 1~4~1'~' ~ fall terni, dav and evening ' I C1IO5 .,,t - #1 CT. POLYESTER '3 - i -11 (1 LI tL-, - - -- - - --- -- ' - -I- - -==---=---------- -.-.--- --'=: --- =-.-=--=-.=_=--=-,-=-==---=-=-= -=-----==-= -:- -=- , t EARTH 8 MIST TON ES 398 Val I• 9 4 i) -" NO 'i'd , ', ' i TOSS PILLOWS Each If Perfect 2.49 ea. A PRINTED JERSEY TWINS S125 " 41. 61 "' • 'MACH. WASH a_ $ — - VELOUR " - ~ 100 PCT. POLYESTER 2 ' / A ZAYRE PLAZA 2944 OR LAN DO P ) 2q44 ORLANDO RD 111111111111 - r :- -- --- =- - - - - -- - . - - - .-== --= .,-=. -- - -__-_..-_ - 69Cd BAT STE - ' -, -- Ea Ea MACH WASH EASY C/RE C hoice of Color LIMIT Yd .%% A4ft~A - ~1 'r~7- i..'b;.-'-V.4*&X $149 JILLOW -[2RMS 20C HEETS IRIACETATE " ~_ -1 ~-_- R e 3 9E FOAM RUBBER LIMIT 4 PEPPERELL MILLS PRINTED PERCALE NO IRON S FITTED P 4 -r'v hso, f ! 0;, *.9,,. XII4NE. " DECORATOR ( 4 While Quantities Last '.' 00 ZAYRE PLAZA StDAV SUN TM RU WED MACH WASH Al __ . I . . - - _71 - SALE STARTS o. TODAY ,64 LIMIT IR ON =____ r- ll- •' 7*~i'!Q~!-,, RES11 00 STO DENIM BLUE PRINTS o SOLIDS " - ILL 60" BEING =-=----- ?Ifl\. '4 • - --- t Z AYRE PLAZ A I - ---------- .. t' POLY ESTE R— COTTON PERMA PRESS It 'naii'r JACQUAPDS• YARN DYED PINCH TEXTURES Directors: V cileric Weld and Miriam Wright 41 \) I DOUBLE KNITS 322-9272 r. J __ - Y17 J AP71Iik T 'I' N II I-C i-f' /1 i g i j ,, ii • • .I iIJL I I J1 V 1 L I .JJ.IJ I 61 %a ".' * ,-w IV *" Ll" t%c N -04" -oe 0- 1f 4 A , -*'--` PWAV ..-, Sanford, Fla Faktu LOWE ST PR I CE S ANY W H E R E Repeat of a Sellout 2360 S. Elm Ave. 9w4u*4uaij Sthd .. SAN FORD ,-.,--r I best in dance training. BALLET e TAP 9 JAll e MUSICAL COMEDY o ADULT JAllERCISE C ALL OR COME BY Juniors . located in the Interstate Mall Alta m o nte springs (all the lollel" for information 100 PCT. POLYESTER REGISTRATIONS NOW - - . I 25 yChod /. ' dividual attention and ' .. -- - ;,.--. --. ___1) 00 ZAYRE PLAZA your child s progress, - 323-1900 - F- changed jobs, and now I'm a Coiiiiiiunitv College. and at the garbage collector? I'm afraid if center in the Ilan Am Building instruction when needed to be certain that all their : wc' still have some fabulous PS rpciiirtionc, on summer merchandise What am I going to do" classes at the Vocational Should I tell her that I have Business School, Seminole - - I M 7 - _.~ -1 , '. -_ - Registration is sti ll open for lied to her parents about it. both physically and --- ____ . I ____ entally. They take time ~r Drop bt, and browse You ii enjo y loo k ing over __ DEAli ABBY: I have been the truth! If she lo%es you, you going with a very nice girl for ssonllose her. And please get two years, and I want to marr% over that hangup about your job. It's honest, respectable and her, but here's the problem: necessary work. And certainly When we first met, I lied t her about my job, and I'-.,e been nothing to be ashamed of. lying about it ever since. You see, I am a garbage collector, but I was afraid if I i told tier what I did for a living The teachers at The t School Dance Ars: vital an c oncerned ,, __ ____ — i' ,5 0 - Le, i • ••, -- ---. 0 1"I't $.o , ,. I ()/ • iT C'fQiJ S .. __[a*^ - Our People Make Us Numb*r One EIGHT CONVENIENT WAYS TO BUY - __________ ,- ZALES pwulm The Fogg ins 321.0936 , I _____ I ..'-. ----i 315 E. S E CON D ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD - tj_ - . Imports from old r I tell her I've been lying to her for two sears shell neve r beltee me again ________ I In .-,-____11_____ . __ --,- _--A W 04* ' 1~4: 4:.~: A I told her that I worked for the cit) as an inspector in Iht sanitation department. I even — - If .*.., , ". Reg ster to w. , . 'r ,I '~ I.- 4. , _ - .- 10 A/ ".• Dear Abby , ________________________________________________________ % $75. IMPORTS ['lease help me, Abby. She's possessed or handed over. How she would like to swap does your husband feel about the only girl I've ever loved, SHAT71*ERED IN SEA= crystal. *4 f- to visit DEA R ABBY: lam livin g a ccident a l. husband's ex-wife was still in I've asked him to please be love with him and wanted him wi th my boyfriend, sharing expenses 50-50 and so far it's more careful in the future back very much? -cause can't a or muc wor ed out well with one ex. She is trying every way she more of this. ception. knows tc get him to go back the C - _~ I him becatise I kno" it ~%.-ts %ou d(i if Nou k*new that your is not a sack of gall to be degree in public relations and terpieces of straw flowers & and offers an insight into their# professional modeling at baby's breath in small woven suffering and Uiumphs. Air. and Mrs. Jesse William Patricia Stevens Finishing and is presently employed at Carter, 1101 W. )th St., Sanford School in Tampa. She IS em- _._ c _. - -:.;_- __*____!'V_1 3 diamond cluster 0 - .4 fA Second Street boxes for the variety of eye-catching 47 ... 795 brought frorn Indiana are stained glass figures girls in rocking chairs, now - 1 AT whRh John3on as he containers for floral arrangements and house ' awfi - d carrying from 9 to 11 plants ecology a Reg. 12.95 NOW ON SALE are an added attraction to the Heaven Scent shop. Another popular item ard a raffle was h.'.II'Tor the "L'Cha tin" Is a film about red white and bluethe history of Jewish Ic 1~ DIAMONDS . Diamonds reflect your love br illiantly -,. . :~ on a sleek chain of 14 karat gold. See our selection of f, % Florist in Fairway Plaza explains the plantmania. **Green plants are doing television Sunday, Sept. 14. ~ I "I GENUINE (to what comes natural to a busines,sinan: provide onestop gift shopping that - : ________________________ ft container them she sa , OF ~, I Hoover, I ' ,. which will be broadcast troTn 2 and to 3 p.m. over channel 9 an ENDLESS CHAIN I_ Other guests will include Warren Belding, R.T. DEAR SHATTERED: Ask husbands with me Should I HER? Ask him. U he says he and she says she loves me. lam him tnd If he says no, you'll give my husband up for her or Wants to go back to her, then let so afraid if I tell her the truth him go. Otherwise, continue now , Ill lose her. 'h be p two soup bowls, two cups and ha ve •h bull t' NAMEt.ESS, PLEASE five glasses flflu the china op. I)EAII NAMELESS I II h r about her. DEAR ABBY- What would I haven't gotten too uptight at for AN . ... - Eloise Collins Collins ser 1~1 . r - : __ --. ALTAMONTE MALL I in mon ths,And has br'oken four dinner plate Jo (,pters ( 0 r g a n I z a t ion , .. SANFORD PLAZA Services Inc., St. Petersburg. Dr. Senior is a former professor Should I ask him to pay for with her, ef ore we moved in together I had a beautiful set of cx- what he broke? What (10 1 do if She is married, but she Is not Aug. 23, to celebrHte Beginner Womens American 0111t, ay. ". Sanf ord 's Carefree Florist which has just relocated to 2397 French Ave. after sevcn years (if service to ve ry 'r' - No : Eloise Collins - - I r? '_ . dinner - . s by the "green revolution.'. '— They will make their new horm on Winter Park Avenue, - rT. -- - -- - 11 JA MONAIIAN . - , The panel ill include Dr Blondel Senior, executive director of the Human Research and Development Extra Touch'Florists Blo som ' 41151~ . ' ' . . . ' ij engagement of their daughter the University of Georgia in Miss Marazita is the grand. Maryland National Bank of daughter of .Mrs. C,E. Jones Baltimore. — U the Business Administration from Patricia Anne of Thomasville, Athens. He is employed as vice Ga. to John Gottlieb Wurst 11 of president of Maryland National Rockville, Md. son of Mr. and Advisors and assistant Mm Charles G. Wurst Sr. of secretary of Maryland Realty Meigs Ga lrustaffiltatecom ni"s of the . .- __ .1 .-..-. Mar MrAllister arranges a planter display Club Notes _- ___________ ,. TAM~W I . - - He 'Breaks _______ I'l ows E vans Miss Debra Jan Moore and Jarnes Keith Jones were married Judy Lynn Schulze and Larry Joseph Germain were united in August 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Community United .Methodist marriage with a wedding mass on Aug. 23 at 11 a.m. in All Souls Church, Casselberry, by Rev. Kenneth Miller in a canillelight, Catholic Church, Sanford. Father Sean Shine officiated at the I I . .." iv~~' VA Mr. and Mrs. Lo%ell Evans -Terry Lyrin Witt ~ .. . -. - - .a' p i ::.: i-:. % - _- - moderator . . - - - -__ ~- .= ~_ 4~ __. __ . t _ - 1 - Area Engagements . - .. . . . - ' .... . , ' Jones, i - .41' -4 1 Mrs. James Jones -Debra Jan Sloore rea I ~ 11 ~ . - 1* : - • . ,4-' / - r ,_ - ~=_ % and John and IMartha Crago of older ones enjoyed the outdoors Casselberry. Born in Pelham, Ga. he Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo James graduated from Cai ro High ed arazita, Homewood Dr., a earn s d- egree in .. / t:1 • . *-. the chuluota Community I / fttq 111 1 4 A. II 1 4' , I # . their niece, Barbara Beaver of duty at the Naval Training miniature carnations, pom-poms and daisies, with wide lace. Her cap headpiece secured a shoulder length veil Palatka staying with them Center Orlando for sea duty Tern Di Santa of Clyde, N. Y. served as maid of honor in a and she carried a nosegay of white roses and blue mums. I ~ - . / 1 ,, 74 Marie Utter has returned I - - r . -,. , . ~ ; . . . .1 _--- 1. 4 guests were: Bill and Betty usual picnic fare. A day of Habererof Ft. Myers; Lou and swimming and games was Less Godmo of Ft Lauderdale enjoyed by the youngsters.'Ac . . - • and Mrs. Muller; Essie CharlieMiller with the help of McAvoy; Ruth Shurtz; Eleanor Lou Bartunek grilled hamMiller; Charlotte Grant and burgers and hot dogs, which Katherine Jones Out of town were served along with the ; ,. \ 'ç Bartunek, Oliver Jones and picnic at Lake Mills Park after Har' Klinger famili es; Mr. church. ,1 I . ', - ii ' - - ' ' I .. of the Seventh Day Adventist doctors experienced in family-On Sept.12 at 730 pm, a ureh of Winter Springs ill )outh counseling. Joining the panel forum called, "How bf' presenting a program doctors will be Fider lis Parents Can Raise Good concerning the modern family Hendershot, associate youth Children" or "How Children entitled the Family Youth director of t he Florida Con. Can [Lilse Good Paren ts," U Forum on Sept 12 & 13, at the lerenee of the S.D.A. be held church located on Moss Road. Subjects U, be discussed will On Sept. 13, at 11:00a.m., Dr. The forum will be a dialogue include the breakdown of good Se nior will speak on "How to be artj discussion between youths, Nnt-ch1Id relationships, the Happy Though Married." At 5 parents, and an authoratative generation gap, you th hang- pin, the same day, a panel Pa'1 featuring Elder R. E. ups, the fragmentation of the forum will discuss "ConPleasants of the Honda Con- fniilv and the need for corn- tirnpera' Youth Problems." ference of the S.D.A. as - I I _~&_ - _~ W%6_~ i I-- - - .. Guests included the Louis Church held an old fashioned ; - : including a book of cards and ropriate verses from old instead of the usual 5th friends in New Jersey which Sunday "Dinner on the both. r -. . . i . I T - I - - City for Lou Jr. I WRT . _7 W - - munlcatlon The Youth Outreach Ministry and Jack Facuadus, all local ) , . Sunday, Sept. 7. lflS-3C - xplore Today s Problems - - Family Youth Forum To _. , ": ' . - The happy couple received ; I L :.. '' -• -_____ .1k . .. P_ , I ., - ________ _______ r __ A DIAL Joyce Mauls of Coral Springs, 's 3638 the daughter, as the hostess for the event which was a complete I I h mod Parents Refreshments e served from a beautifully daughter Jayne of Ridgewood, decorated table in the center of N.J.; also visiting was Marcie which was a huge cake which Manley of Ridgewood. Irene and Russ cut exactly as They went swimming in Lake t hey had cut their original Kat he rine and Cocoa Beach and %edding cake. This time the enjoyed the attractions of event was witnessed b' four Disney World. They attended generations Irene 's mother, Western Square Dance Clubs in Mrs Freida Maisel, their the area, Both families daughter and son-in-law. Joyce relatives at Bowling Green, and Scott Mathis; and grand be fore returning home where it daughter, Sheri Mathis, was school for the girls and ; .. - 40th wedding anniversary.Correspondent 1 L , Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1I - '14: . -~- , IIII i— %. Bothers:ntheoceason I the _ Ii -___-X~ .- _______ 11 •J Charlotte given for Irene and Russ 1"1~_-1it,,V-_rWft4r.". ~. . tt Matthewswas the scene ofa tea I I , t ti. I I 1__.___;J~!_ ...-.-.- Party Surprises Couple Th e - - ri --- -- - - - - - �C— Evenino Hers Id, Sanford,_Fl. Sunday, Sept. 7, 17 - - NOTICE! • Prices in this ad good Sun., Sept. 7 — Wed., Sept. 10 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, BREVARD, 'LEE, MARION & COLLIER (NOTE... NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) Quantity Rights Reserved THOMPSON SEEDLESS• BONELESS WHITE GRAPES Si:.. 5 Jumbo 1 Itio r0 r" USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF I NUNN -- — BONE-IN 51KLUID TIP ROAST CHUCK ROAST .4 Im Honeydews 79c EA 2 ins 29 Onions.....3 . BA G 59c BAG $ Cabbage Yellow Poly Bug Ruttri Baling Potatoes . . . 10 WO Brand USDA (hoc.. Boneless Br..) Rh Smoll [nil Siral 129 Red Delicious 900 ins Apples... •....4 'B W DELMONICOS ..... to $269 W 0 Brand USDA Choice Bonn..., flrrl Sr Tin rrut 79c 0 Brand USDA (ho(.. Bone in B...) CHUCK STEAK ....4499c W C) Brand USDA (ho(r Bond..,, B.,) rI•Dr A CTrAU ti.. Astor 919 Orange Juice.. 6 Astor V Orange Juice. 3CANS $119 Morton WD Ricinci USDA Choice Berl CUCI 89C Sea Pc.l Onion Rings. Beef Stew . . . . . W C) Brand Hands P01 Purr 79c 16 or ... 89c . Sho.itrsrrg Potatoes ... 4yz LB BAG Merico I II Sliced Bacon . . . . •. P' English Muffins . W.D Brand All Meat or 5.rd ci 9" All Beef Franks . . WD Brand All M.aI or All 8.'.l 79 trun, Cry 0 Var 3(1 PrA9 Sour Cream . . . 4 Ssrperbtanci 49c Keilbasa . . . . . . . .'. 1" r'pri$. frill ' • 99 99 Beef Franks . . tois . Pc,ln.t0 Form, Pr',..nrcr it It. Pig 99c1 I II I.. 69 Bologna . . . . . . . Yogurt . . . . . . 6 $100 Cheese Spread . . • ., 59c W 0 Sliced luncheon. Oh,,, PscIl., Pimer. e.tr,flnif Mild M..rf,r,m Wrtern Corn Fed Porl Ire,). Mecit $399 to, Ground Beef rls!G ° or Neck bones.. . 411. 10 49c . 79 c Aurp Sticks to. to to'. 89 Salami . . . . . . • W 0 Brand Hands P al Pr.. Sriper).rrrd R.irir ri Sin II I? It, Cup Western Corn Fed Pail Fr..,). WI) Brond Cooled $1 19) Ground Beef.... '&S " $759 II. . .... $269 Pork Feet...... Sliced Ham..... 65c 49c Cottage Cheese .. Ground Beef . . . . W D Brand Hands Pal Pure Ast or Leaf or Chopped Spinach.... . '4A Oc': Hickory Sweet 12•I6. PKG $289) Short Ribs . . . . . •. 99 WO Brand USDA Choir.. Bon,l..,, All Vor,q.Ij.. I.cept Horn Dinners......2 Investments Camel Trading A Challeng e lie.). 5..,.,.s Potatoes . . . . . 4 Estate -- Tough, But Profitable $459 Gordon Fresh (No Head owr 30 Green -; - Real NEW YORK I APt When diary power cable — which watching roe, because i was Just been a strike," she says. Lee Cromier 1 ops," few people feeds ground power to the plane new at It and because I am a "There were no flights for two on a plane notice, though she to be cut and directs the woman. But I got confidence weeks and that's when I learned plays an Important role In tractor that hauls the plane to with each new try. I'm not ner- my Job. I had to learn quicker getting their flight into the air. — move oil the gate and onto the vou.s any more." than most because the man who BY LARRY SAXON "Ops" is aline !ingo for , 1975—SC Common taxiway. OP ' She remembersbeing kidded would have taught me was not Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, eration.s agent, a Species of the The plane is positioned on one by her male colleagues when around. That was my on-the-job genus station agents. Briefly, of three diamonds painted onshe started, but she says the training.' \lrs. ('rornier directs planes Dear Mr. Saxon, the taxiway. H the engines Joking was good natured and "kind out of their gateway and she cannot be seen from inside settings on tile plane. They say you specialize in solving real estate ownership Problems on the job have When these figures have been are fired and, after Mrs. brief. "But the guys from the been few, she says. "About the problems. Well, I've got a king-size one! Even though I told my onto the runway for takeoff. She a plane. is one of only a few women in Before she can send up the calculated and double-checked Cronier reports to the pilot that beginning have given me all the only difficulty I've had has been broker I wanted a good buy, and he agreed to find me one, I ended the country who are today doing four planes a day she's respon- and relaed to the flight engi- there are no obstructions, the support and cooperation I've with winds. I remember a day up With a real dog. It takes money out of my pocket every mouth, what was until recently con- sible for, she first must calcu- neers the plane is ready for plane may leave the diamond needed." Her husband, Jack, when the wind was blowing at Can you trade It for something that will y me instead of me for the runway, and the shy. late certain crucial weight fac- flight. never laughed at her. He Is a 145 miles-an-hour, I was Paying it? sidered a man's job. Standing beside the plane Once the plane is airborne ticket agent for National at standing under a wing of a It has been a year since %Irs. tors. JL l'o start she computes the air while ills still in its gate Mrs. Mrs. Cromier teletypes the vi. LaGuardia, Crooner started trafficking plane and I knew that if! moved planes for National Airlines at temperature. As the mercury ('romier dons a pair of head- tal statistics to its point of desAfter her bid to become an from that spot I'd be blown Dear J.L, Your experience IS all t('o of ten the result of attempting to get La(;uardia Airport in Queens climbs the plane must weigh phones that are attached to the tination. Then she can relax, operations agent was granted, away. So I Just clung to the side jpShe considers the Job ideal for less if it is to climb off the nose of the plane to commu. "I was a nervous wreck on Mrs. Croinier had to teach her. of the plane until a rather too good a buy. When your entire thought and intent is really to nicate with the pilot. When she my first flight," she recalls, "I self the job. There was no heavyset agent, who was not make a killing going into a property, you are blinded to the other ground. now, Next she figures the "oper- receives cicarancv from the had never been out on a ramp training program. "When I be. about toleave the ground, came benefits or detriments thjch are acquired with the property. "I got tired of selling tickets behind a counter and I never ational empty weight" of the flight tower she orders the aux- before and I knew everyone was came an ops agent there had and carried me to safety." i never accept a client who insists on a "good buy." Unless he wanted to learn to fly, even craft — the weight of the empty recognizes that what he requires are "benefits" from the though I grew up near an aji. structure plus the crew — onership of a property, he is inclined to Judge solely on price. port in Haverhill, Mass., and which is a constant number for And price is no measure of value as you are now well aware. could've learned anytime," the each plane. With this she cornYou undoubtedly got a "good price" - in your opinion — on pretty, quiet-spoken 26-year-old blocs the weight of cargo, bagthis property. But what good did it do you? Wouldn't you have blonde said in an Interview gage, passengers and ad. after st riding ;I pi:rw off to (litiorial )(,,,(Is, 1010115 the fuel, l en better off with a propertyhich yielded you a steady income rto, plus tax benefits, plus future appreciation? Why do you need Miami. "There's too much re- which results in the "zero fuel to "steal" going in? Property offers many benefits besides a sponsibility up there when weight." -profit" going out. you're Piloting a Plancload of El,,NIANSURIYA. Egypt 100 timnes for Allah (G(xh, the Finally the fuel is added "Under such circumstances them in Ijbya but the profit is possible big taxable people. I've found it job that's which gives the "gross takeoff (API - The rugged, weath- wisest human being knows only there are rarely any fights," generally thought to be in the Dear Mr. Saxon, different every day, without the weight." This figure cannot ex. erbeaten bedouin shaded his 99. 1"he camel knows the 100th." Sheikh Saber said. "Each of us $100 range. Could )OU help me? We had a discussion, my friend and I I tremendous worry." Such philosophy does not con- is preoccupied with getting the ceed a predetermined "allow- eyes from the desert sun and The older camels go for sale say when selling a house I pay the [teal Estate 10 per cent; my She understates the Impor. able runway weight," which is sighed with relief. Another 15- cern Sheikh Saber, an Arab herd home and when you live in cheaper as draught animals friend said no, the law is 5 per cent. Who is right? Lance of her duties on the different for each of the air- day trek with a Camel herd was trail boss who has been driving the desert for long, you learn to though the need for them is dyMr. S.E. ground. Hers is a nearly invis- port's four runways and partly nearing its profitable end. camels across the desert from help your brother in distress. log out as rural Egypt is beible Job; when she's working determined by the wing flap 1k lifted a water gourd to his Libya and the Sudan for the You might need help yourself coining increasingly mecha- Dear Mr. S.E., parched ups and urged on his past 30 years. But the turbaned someday." nized. The best prices are for In years past it was the practice of many local real estate herd. So did his 14-year-old son, sheikh, like most tribal elders, Sheikh Saber relaxed after younger camels because the boards torecommend rates of commission which may be charged bringing up the rear. They had only makes a trip now when the his meal. In a few days it would meat Is tender. And most of the by brokers for their services. Federal courts and most state to move fast. A sandstorm - (teal is worthwhile. Otherwise be time to go to the market. But camels sold today go to butch. courts have ruled that the recommendation or publication of De . the worst enemy of a camel he sends 01K' of his -sons. first the camels had to graze for ers. commission rates is in restraint of trade and trader -- was catching up. "I am filled with a sense of a few days so they could be With beef and lamb shortages suggested violates anti-trust brokers're.gulations. The broker's rate of commission is flOther camel caravans, like achievement when I bring a fattened up for sale, a practice - meat is rationed in Egypt - strictly a matter of his o office policy and must be negotiated iii-: i•:;s -tItl)s specks on the horizon, were also herd back safely because It is a no t unlike the American cow camel meat is a popular dish be t cen broker and prIncipal for each transaction. ,I lit raid ( .'rrt'%p"mIIkIIt pushing toward Cairo and the challenge," he said. ''The drive from Texas to the stock among Egyp t's poor because it camel market, desert is beautiful but it can markets in Kansas City or Ls cheaper. At his mnudhut home, near the also be dangerous." Chicago. Sheikh Saber has put the S'rl rur qu€'stins tooasis 45 miles northwest of the Water is always a problem. Real Estate Investments The highest price for a camel earnings of a lifetime into an city, Sheikh Salem Saber's wife "We train ourselves and the in Cairo can reach $875, the eight-acre desert plot that he The Evening Herald A Deltona Chapter of the P.E.O. Sisterhood is in the proem and daughters had prepared a animals to use it sparsely," lowest, $300. Saber would not has turned into an orchard to 300 North French Avenue of being formed by members of the P.E.O. organization in the hot dish of beans and rice along said Sheikh Saber, "For in- disclose how touch he paid for support him in his old age. Sanford. Florida 371 the first stance, a camel Deltona-DeBary.Orange City area. Two short meetings were held with salad and fruit drinks every last month, at the home of Mrs. Bert Eust.lce of Deltona, with Mrs. wholesome meal the travelers four days. But by the end of the trip we have taught him to James Claghorn, Deltona serving as temporary chairman. An had had in two weeks. important organization meeting is now planned for Sept. 16 at 1:30 But before the 61-year-old drink every six days." p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Thomas, 1223 West Wellington trader could eat, he had to airThere are snakes, sand scorDrive, Delton.a, hich is open to present members of P.E.O., or ml his herd and one of his other pions, wolves and horse flies, - 0 unaffiliated women living in the Deltona, DeBary or Orange city four sons had to round up others many whose bite is fatal to aniareas, grazing near the oasis, mal and human alike. This 100 year old organization, maintains and operates Cottey "Good thing e made it fast," "We travel light. Enough waCollege, a Junior college for women in Nevada, Mo. In recent he told a visitor as he dusted off ter in our gourds. Some rice, tollicr years. It has ta ken on the project of Continuing Education for his long, flowing robe, called a Flour we bake into bread. Some Women, but has long had if dynamic Educational Loan Fund for galatilya. "Do you know that a gunpowder and rifles and a girls desiring such assistance. The International Peace storm coining In can corer a couple of warm blankets." Scholarships sAhich P.E.O. instituted have .lad outstanding tnanñnd Ms herd in less than 10 Unlike in the American West, success In bemging here for United States educational op- minutes? there are no rustlers because portunitles, qualified foreign women on the graduate and pest"Of course, camels are dcv- the desert has its laws. graduate level, who then return to their native countries, the er. They slump down with their For example, each caravan is more qualified In their chosen professions, backs to the stonn, put their expected to keep at least a mile %%'o:Ilen interested in forming this Deltona Chapter should heads in their chest and that's apart from any other party so contact eitherMrs. Ralph Thomasnt above address; orMrs. Bert it." the herds don't get mixed up. Eustice, 1486 Hancock Drive or Mrs. Ralph Paetz, 1512 In contrast to Westerners who If a fight develops a council of ce.. Providence Blvd. or simply attend the meeting on Sept. 16 at 1:30 consider them stupid, Egyp- elders settles the dispute and 1)111. tians have a high regard for the decisions are binding. The these ships of the desert. One penalty for a camel robber is Enterprise Elementary Schoo! opened Tuesday morning for saying explains the camel's four limes the price of what he -. 850 pupils enrolled for the 1975-76 school year, an all time high. superior attitude thus: "(if the stole. PMIU't,1 Edward Beardsley, principal announced that 14 portable classrooms will be used this year in addi tion to the regular school sc rooms. Three new teachers were added to the faculty this year: .1 '_' _i Sandy Harkenrider, for first grade; Nancy Chertok, music and Verla Blair, learning disability, making a tota l of 30 classroom _____ teachers. ______ _ In addition, members of the Education Committee of the ____ ____ Deltona Woman's Club have offered their services, gratis to aid ___ By ANDY LANG net still have a gloss on them the school and teachers in any way they can to help eliminate :. AP Ncwsfeatures (they apparently had a varnish t r some of the excessive work required in teaching and Mr. Beard. Q. - The bowl and the toilet flnisht, but others are very dull. sley has accepted, gratefully. New cla ss hours this year begin at 8:45 a.m., and dismissal tank in our bathroom sweat I'd like to refinish the cabinets. , i ' time is set for 2:45 p.m. Fee donations for school supplies were profusely every time the hu- flow do I go about it? -.1. If you wish to give the A. collected outside of the school on Tuesday and will continue ilhidit)' is high. The water drips through the week, by members of the Parent-Teacher Council. on the floor and requires con- cabinets a clear finish, you'll The lee for children in kindergarten is $6 each and for pupils in slant cleaning. Is there any way probably have to remove the old finish with a varnish remo1:rades I through 6, 14 each. The cost of school lunches ill be 55 to eliminate this nuisance? OXFORD A. - The water that forms on ver. 110 ever, it may be that cents this year with a possible increase in cost later in the year. A 3 BlO100MS - I BATH Health Clinic will be operated during school hours, with first aid the bowl and tank and then the wood is merely coated with tirips to the floor is con- grease. If this seems possible, training, by lied Cross volunteers. densatlon. This occurs when clean the wood thoroughly with DO YOU WANT . . . exceptional quality in construction and appearance?. . - all the room The Sing-A-Longs of Deltona held their first regular weekly warm, moist air settles on a a cloth soaked in denatured al-Iyou've over drumed of having?. . would you like a homu that looks and line meeting and rehearsals of the new season Thursday and will meet cool surface. The outside of the cohol and see what the result is. bigger than It Is?. . - a plan of construction that otters i'nbilievably low cost? •. every Thursday evening in the Fellowship hail of the United bowl and tank are cool because If the wood looks clean, it can Do you Ltb&I to settle for less home than you honstl1rJ!! to build on your property but tool that costs have gone beyond reason? If you do w,wpnt to tp$ç to y. Methodist Church of Deltona, with Louis Bucher, director, and the water inside them is cold, then be revamnished without Ruth Pullen as pianist. Al Nabicht, business manager, extends a There are several ways to pee- taking off the entire finish, We want you to have facts, first hand without preconceived Ideas of just what Jim Walter builds, how he builds, the type of materials cordial invitation to persons, both male and female, who enjoy vent this condition. One of the although glossy areas should be us.d, models olfered, how many there are, and everything else a person has a right to know about his builder. We want HOME Winn.Dijr. Stores,Inc. - Copyright -- 1975 DA CHOICE W.D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF She G*ives Hi* g Marks To Ai* rport Job 4 89 - ltona Doings - CUT mriltIJ.A SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS sul THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS COSTS WITHINT toSINCY WAtITY - SHERBET OR J\ CHEK TOMATOES ia 1OM' AT'OEk Limit 5 with $5.00 purchase or more excluding cigarettes. CE CREAM I DRINK CE I HALF 16-oz. GALLON Here s the Answer 28-oz. CANS BTLS. Aunt Jem,q,ia Blueberry Monogram 02 toot$100 WAI FQ Dirc 42 LB -_ _. Dial. Darling C)..... & LB Leading Lady 69C Flour.........5 Thrifty Mod PKGS Macaroni....,4 ?'4d188c Bath Tissue fropicul Sirn*tr..rr 'OQT Instant Milk* . . . . Thrilty Maid Smack Pak Vanilla, Chcotate Chor B ,rtle r iUPERBRAND GRADE LARGE EGGS in i... - Pilitbury 5.1) Rrt.g or Plain Pudding,...... 2 , Jffffl 9" Preserves udq.. ri Pwt5 ?LB JAR 88c . . , ,• Deep South Regular or Crunchy of $1oo Peanut Butter 'A' . North Mountain 8 ROLL 79C Deep South Hamburger Dills t. . is . . . . . . 2 flog JARS Hunt, Wine........,. thfr, Maid GAL 49 JUG 3 ,..... 69C Beef Stew K.l Kan Mealtime, Bill of Beef, Kitty Slow Bit, o t,-,r TUnO and Ch'cI.n 60: 69c Ketchup........ 139c Cat Food......4 CAN $0 IA 5-'- . - singing, to join their merry group, who entertain in hospitals. easiest as far as the tank is sanded until the shine is off. VAN CAMP'S PAMPERS TODDLERS DIAPERS PORK BEANS & 'st0I\ ASTOR FRUIT OCKTAIL you to know just what we can homes and various organizations in the Deltona, E)eharxi and concerned is to enclose it with This procedure can also be utilone of those ready-made fabric ized if you intend to paint the Sanford area, Inside. We The I)el3ary Wayfarers will rerume regular monthly ems for the outside of bo wls, al- them, meetings, with a luncheon meeting on Monday at 12:30 p.m., in though I have never seen them, Q. - There are cedar the t)eBary Community Center. In charge of arrangements is Another solution to prevent condensation on a toilet tank is shingles on the outside walls of Abel Johnson and his committee, stho expect a record attenda nce are board at this, the first meeting of the new year, following the summer to line the inside with styrofoam our home. They were apparentvacation. The business session, which is expected to begin about 2 or special insulation made es- ly never given any finish. They p.m., will be conducted by David Wermerstrand, president. One of pecially for the purpose. This are starting to turn gray. My the highlights of the afternoon, will be the recognition of many keeps the water from touching wife Isn't sure sure whether she Masonic Brothers' birthdays. President Wennest.rand and the inside of the tank, which in likes the new color or not. If she secretary Arthur Arnelung have just returned from vacations in turn prevents the outside of the finally decides she doesn't like far-away places and are now ready to embark upon a very busy tank (morn getting coid. The best it, what can I use to change the solution of all and one that color? and active Wayfarers'schedulc for thefallnndwinterseason. ss ill take care of both the tank netrating A. - Either a is to ha ve a cliarsealeror paint. The sealer . The heather Circle of the Deltona Garden Club surprised the and the bowl in plumber install a mixing valve will darken the shingles 92 young students at the Monroe-Wilson Elementary School water which enters The advantage of somewhat. Sanford in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades, as they entered their so that the classrooms Tuesday morning by pesent1ng each one with a the tank and flows into the bowl paint, of course, Is that a color colorful cloth beg, 12 x 14 inches, In which to carry their crayons, is lukewarm. An exhaust (an In of any choice can be selected. pencils and hand di awn pictures home each day from school. The the bathroom may cause Most people like the gray color enough movement of air to halt of seasoned cedar shingles. It teachers of these classes had suggested the Idea and Mrs. Frank 12 circle condensation. And a may be that your wife will feel Losiniecki, president of the circle immediately got gs dehumidifier in the bathroom that way whe n all the shingles week the one ba s and in rvi ce th ir se e members to volunteer p were ready for distribution. Each bag has a shoulder-strap to might trap enough of the rilois- have turned gray. lure to have the same effect. (For either of Andy Lang's carry It easily and a bottoned-down flap. -But the mixing valve is the real boodeI, "Wood Finishing In nnss'er to the problem. the IIo,oe, OR "Paint Your A reminder to Deltona residents. . . Be sure to attend the sd a.m. III ay at 9:30 the House Inside and Out," send 30 public hearing, now scheduled for Thur Q. — The wooden cabinets In cents and a long, STAMPED, Courthouse Addition in I)eLand, of the amount of millage lobe assessed Deltonans for the three services they asked for; ad- our kitchen are quite nhes.$)', self-ath'ressed enlope In thulonal police protection, street lighting anti mandatory garbage full of dirt and various kinds of Know-how, P. 0. 477, luntstreaks. Some parts of the cabi- Ington, N. V. 11743.) pick up to take effect In October. a stag, of ask us wear, board, on your property and It doesnI limillor whery by Superhiiand CANS perbyotid Solt Bowt 1 1 &. IARGARINE. ... 2 IL 909 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. MARGARINE ..,,3 •$oo Mo:ola Diet MARGARINE. 2 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. -- "•----- -- % --- you mcirity, not Wt a 111109. but mmy, your mind :bout Jim Wailsy-bijift homes. his are located... . . . A complete line of second honie (OrPFAGES Is - 16-oz. sairlt but hats nnl all, there's more, lots moru that you'll want to know about Jim Walter-built homes ... and WE WANT YOU TO Kh9ff. Our booklet showing all the standard models and Ml of InformatIon about how we can build for you... how we can help you cut your building costs . about our financing.. . our construction and all about our company Is yours . . - FREE FOR THE ASKING. Send for It and then let's talk.. let's talk price, site, mortgage payments and Just exactly what you would like to have. If you own properly and would like to build the most home for your money, WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU. Send for our booklet today. - CANS cut your b0ft9 costs to the bone, how we can Jim Walter Is iQJ' only a "shell home" builder. A "shell home" I, one completely finished on the outside, completely unfinished to, arid only If local building codes permit. We will build to !J build 'shell home' for you but only if you almost jj( inside completion and allow you to complete the rest, to save you moss.y. As for quality and size there more than 20 models from one to four bedrooms and In additici, variations to size and floor plans can be had. As for quality construction .. .you may buy a different house but you'll be hard pressed to buy a batter one. All material, are especially seIede for their long tow maintenance qualities. Jim Walter-buIlt homes am QJ pr,(abricated ...the y custom built, covers. There may be such coy- cabinets rather than varnish ' do to many dollars. But first, let's put to rut tight here and now a few questions you may have in - imii, 41/in Walter also offti'pd. HoM E S JIM WALT1C HOMLS 1 .0.1 4 1.1. to1... ..'• 1Mw ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station 4540 West Colonial Highway 50 West PH: 295-0981 " cow of 604604 y •p'ep.'v I d..tI,"d I'. .è*s. ', 0.1 '. bwy said 0, fig W" r. , d."@ lei" hoe of ittveir ADO.,,'__________________________ CITY $TA'l_ ZIP of rwel ___ __ p.rw iii \...,..., .'. .ai _________________Cowilov MIA �6 C-EvenlflgHerakj,5nfordFt Sunday. Sept. 7. hiS _ ___4-Personals County Land Transactions Are Recorded Mary J. Altman& Ceo. W. to t!L-. Real Estate FARN EXTRA INCOME the Am waj way As little as III QCIS I lust want to take this time on our anniversary to say to my WIIC Honpy. I love you (or what you are, _______________ stanti'cl in a busineSs 04 your own 0 ______________________________________ C,,? thi wholi. story Phone • _______ 1091 ______ a devoted woman to God. a wonderful wife, a tremendoui 434 Commercial Partners Gary C. Homberger to LUBe Steven Stuns, etc., Board o mother to our two sons. and a very Wm. B. Tueker& wi Bonnie B., Ltd., to Howard J. WestfalI Mae Houston & Theresa Nor. I)ir., Stnnco Inc. to Donald II 21-Situations Wanted 000d Pu'.rtrd person ______________ Its 4 & 5, BIk H, TIer 10, A.C. (Married) & Wayne H. Westfall man Bailey, Jt. ten, N 282.5' of l3lackadar Jr. & Pamela S., I lovp you very much and I always Will care for elderly person ifl my Martins Addn. Saul. (Married) thatpartof Meredith Wz of NW t 4 of NEL1 Sec 20-15- 14 131k 8 Sweetwater Oaks, Se will until God takes us horn. to he home 377 88)3 together forever Then it will be _____________________________ Wilco Consir. to Edgar Lee Manor, Edgewood Sec., etc., 20 4.fl acres, $600. 2, 1100. a Eugene S. Timothy J. Marcrnak & wf Leunard Jr., to fliffrt love Happy An Phillips & wf Cheryle ,., Lt Rebina Fin., Inc., to Perry H. Rentals Trust Co. of Fin. to Bruce J riiversary to my wife. Mn Claudia to Thomas i. Moore & Catherine S. Leonard, all 131,500. _________________________ Bik A North On. Terr., Shannon I Bennett The Huskey Co. to Bramur Moore & wf Jacquelynn, It 42 Bressler, that part of 0 SW'I wf Gloria It 16, lessW 47.10' all grantors int: Lt I Crystal Lake Un. 2, $9 Lnve.ChanaesRayftennql Co., It 12 131k D, Sweetwater Lake of the Woods Townhouse, SW'4 of Sec 30-20.30, So of L% 30.Opartrnents Unfurnisbad ____________________________ of 15 & W 15.64' of 14131k 59 Park, Sec 1, 1100. Sec 1, 135,700. hills etc, $42,500. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Harold M. Deuel & wf Minnie Oaks, Sec 8, $14,900. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Sanlando Sub. Beaul., I'alm Robert J. Carroll & vu IN YOUR FAMILY? Marion I.. Crumbaker & wi b Paul W. Algeri & wf Patricia The 1Iusky Co. to Bramur Alfred S. Bell & wf Virginia A. Springs Sec., $39,900. BAMBOO COVE APTS. AL. ANON Sweetwater Patricia to Levie Fla. mv., It Olga I). to Genevieve C bedroom apartments. Fred S. Conway & wf Mary to N 200' of S 868.47' of NE4 of Co., It 10 BIk E, LI 23, 131k D, Seminole Sites, For families or friends of problem One & 7 796 Spring Oaks Un. IV, $39,500. Ramsey, It 8 131k J Lak furnished or unfurnithed Newly drink e Charles H. Bentley Jr. & wf NEL., of Sec. 18.21.31 112,500. Oaks, Sec. 8, 114,900. $27,400. redecorated Cume see 300 E Levie Fin. mv. to Stanford Kathryn Park5(hAdf,,$1,3ny For furlh,r information call 173 _____________________________ JamcsP. Williams, Trus(ee& Amy M. Anderson, sgl. to Martin Marietta Cot-p. to Phyllis Its I & 2 Valencourt, Airport Blvd. 5nfOrd 373 13 1357 write Earl W. Ayers & wi Rosa to lad. & f Cheryl to Aylesbury Jeno F. Paulucci, LOts 4, & 6 Eldridge & wi Mary, It 713 James %V. Roberts & wf Jean less r•w, 138,500. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 7 Bedroom, 7619 Elm Ave. Sanford Spring Oaks Un. 4, $41,900. David P. Pasquinelll & wf Jo Cecil U. Ramsey Jr., to Cecil Homes Corp., Lots 2 3 19 & 20 81k 9, Bel Air, $25000 now 553. Sanford. FIa 37771 M., II 3 BIk E, Winter Springs, No pets 3396956. Mrs M,Ilo Levie Fla. mv. to Donnic F. ann E., Its 13 & 14 Oeu N 50') H. Ramsey & wf Mary C., it %'illa Brantley $28,000 W. L. Kirk & Geraldine . to $58,500. ARE YOU LONELY? L us help For E,c,ptlOnhllY nice Nader Homes, Inc. to Dyke E. Charlie Roberts & La11 H., GUlls & wf Sandra I.., LI 46, BIk 81k F 1k Wayman lIts., 1k Robert H. Williams & Sharon 187, I.eke Searc' Shores, $1)0. you to meet the right person lust unfurn apts in duplee I BR. for OU NATIONAL SINGLES Jaynior Corp. to Vance Shannon & wI Deborah Lee, it S of It 4 & all of 5, BIk 10 Tr. G North Or!. Terr., Sec 5 Un. Addu., $29,800. T. to Robert H. Williams, sgl., $145. 7 Br. 516$ Carpeted. 6' No. 1, $30,300. CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 Angel Del Moral, sgl & Linda s conditioned, kitchenS equipped Brumb.augh, II & wf Kristie, It 158, Lake Searcy Shores, D, Its!] & 14 [ilk C, Gleaves, $100. 773 2740 Richard W. Zartman, sgl to G., sgl. to Hector Perez & wf Best Sanford residential area. Shelton Assoc Inc., to 71 Nocthwood s-d sn,00. General Waterworks Corp. to oulet& sate AduttSonly.NQ pets E 450' of Isabel, It 38 Oakland Hills, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE City of CB., it 5 BIk 9. Jackson Sellards & wf Jane 377 1795 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED LI 9, So. of ItH, A. Meusers s-d, $17,700. brook sd Un. 514,600. Lyn. LI 35 BIk A, Sweetwater BY ANYONE OTHER THAN SvIIIa Gardens- )&2 BR luwury Roberta H. Johnson to John Molton, Allen & Wins Ins. $7,200. MYSEt F AS CF SEPTEMBER Oaks., See 3, 178,500. epti. all electric eat ill kitchens. Geraldine Ball to Paul Edw. I.. Hayes& wf Rosemary C., It 1975 Agcy Inc., to Michael P. ConCamiell Eaton, wid to private. residential From 1150 James Wallace Jackson Ball, sgl., Its 23 & 24 less S 95', 10131k 13 San Sebastian hits., Un. Sanford Ave 131 7173 nelly & wf, Judith D., It 118 Margaret Palmer, wid., It 2 _______________________________ & S 35' of Its I & 2 131k E, Lake evenings No. 2, $45,880. MARRIAGES Brookhollow, $36,300. [Ilk J, Mobile Manor, 2nd Sec., Maurice A. Chira to The Performed by Marilyn. Notary, Dellary-Actults 1 BR, air; close to Peltzer Constr Co. Inc., to Wyman hIts., 1k Addn, 1100. $100. (bcala, 904732*561 or 737 8773. H. C. hirantley & wf Anna to Lancer Corp., E 20-4.35' of It 69 stores, churches Ideal for retired Thomas F. Mulhins III & wf Dennis D. Hall & wf Vickie oersons 661 6481 or 322 1Q54 Philip K. Lake& wf Patricia B., ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Spring Hammock, $39,000. Sue to Marvin 1). Bumbarner & Theresa It 17 (less E 25') & E Free, 644 7077 (or "We Care"- -of N'2 of It F, Fla. Land & Nirkev Yoneda Brown & hb. 50' of 18 131k 13, Spring Valley 'f Geneva B.. I.ts 18 & 19, 1st "HotlIne' Adults o' Teens ________________________________ Colon, to I.td. W. Beardalls Carl to (harks A. Talky, S 31-Apartments Furnished Farms, Sec. 10, $78,000. \ddn., Pinehurst, 119,300. Let lherapeutic Pool Map of St. Joscphs, $23,000. 354.92' of N 554.92 of that part of The Huskey Co. to Einheit Kenneth G. Evans & wf Joan lmproveyovrhealtti I Bedroom Furnethed Phone 5)1 3763 to Elizabeth T. Evans, S 125' of: Constr Co Inc., It 13, [ilk I), Merlin E, Greiner & wf Millie 1.t 4, Survey for Frank I). Garage Apartment 7)00 Meltonville Aye Sweetwater Oaks Sec 8 $14,900. M. to Millie M. Greiner, E 15' of Guernsey, $25,000. Beg. 2742.3' W & 795' S of NE FACED WITH A DRINKING ilC[) Bobby E. Taylor, igl & PROBLEM of Sec 7.20-31 etc., $100. The Huskey Co. to Einheit Li I & all of It J, & W 6' of Li K, AVALON APARTMENTS rernaps Alconolic Anonymous Kathryn C. to Bobby E. Taylor, ADULTS, NO PETS Constr Co Inc., Its 12 & 12A Bik [Ilk 48, Amended Pint of Crystal Nader Homes Inc., to Can Help 116W 2nd St. E, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, Lakes Shores, grantor life est., sgl, 1.133 Seminole Raceway lit Frederick C. Evans & wf Linda Call 171 Addn CII, $100. Ion? Bedrooms Adultionty $13,900. .'., it 476 Winttr Springs Un. 4, $100. WrIte P0 Box I?)) PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Edw. W. Harnington & wf Sanford, Florida 37771 $50,600. Kenneth K. Hines & wf Carole Carroll W. Stapler Jr., sgl to 75l.s Park Drive $70 up to Hugh P. Maloy & f Anneue Christine Stapler, Its 2.3 & 24, Helen & Uobt. E. Iiarrington, Lecithin' Vinr'q.r' Ad' Kelp! Now Charles W. Clayton Jr., et al all four in one capsul,, ask for Air conditIoned efficiency apartsgl. to Edw. W. Harrington & wf A. E210' oIW 980' of SW'... of Boyd sd etc. $100. ( Raulenson & wf VA6 nient Call 10 a m to 7 p m Faust's Drugs Helen T., It 1 Twenty West, ________________________ SW'.i Sec 30-21-31 $27,500. çandke LI 21, Lakewood _______________________ 7771 Walter Stapler & wf Hope etal $100. ______________ ______________ Shorrs. 2nd Addn. 1L2 SAS. (OCDhEatSeminoIøf'i tn 6-Child Care Ctesn furnished apartment, good same to Christine Sthpler, Quay Design & Dcv. to Betty H.S.Musse1whjteJrLot B D.W. BlLss&wf Wandal. to all utilitiei. $130 372 Its 23 & 24 lloyds s.d. $100. Jaznor Corp. to Omer I. Joy Funnel!, sgl., It 24 Molnars ________________________________ (QCD) C. E. Brooks Mtg. to A, It 1 131k B etal., Lake Mills Gifford H. Ecker & wf Ann, *2*1 Complete child care services New Leo F. Dixon & wf Eliz. to W. :\ddn LW. $17,000. 8 & 9 Bik B Sanlando Springs Windhain Jr. & wf Linda I., Li Jeffery E. Bninkm.an & wf Jean Shores, $100. Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE Ore BR apt, lights, water furn new 67 Northwood s.d $27900 Billy W. Baker & Jerelene to L, LI 1 [Ilk C Skylark s-d, $100. DIDDLE DAY CARE 37) 5690 Rep!. Tr. 57 850 (QCD) Jack Edw. Granger, Jeffrey Patterson & wf Valerie kitchen & carpeting AdultS only. Helen Lebida & Mary Ann Child Forrest I. Greene, Ind. & sgl to Eileen Anita Granger, B., It 29, 131k B, Druid 11i}j Jaymor Corp. to Geo. F. 377 7796. eve & y4 "41% Care in my home Ex Willard A. Chastain & wf Banlett & wf Kimiko, Lt 69 Trustee & wf Esther to Cahin Park, $28,500. Chambers, Jt. ten, U 17 BIk C penienced Ho? meaI served Ill) sgl., It 72 Longdale s-d $100. I Bedroom apartment. II? French Jeanette to Gifford H. Ecker & Northwood s-n sv,00 S Locust Ave Call 377 135$ C. FL Brooks Mtg. Co. Inc. to lirantley Shores, 1st Addn. E. Secheverell, Its 21 & 22 BIk Joseph G. Semonskl & wf Ave $100 month plus $75 deposit. wf Ann It B, Second Addn., CB, F, Tr. 76, Second RepI, Roberta to Ben F. Griffin Sr & Jerome Robt. Rubin & wf $31,000. 377 6817 or 67$ 1657 FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and Freedom Fed, to Louis FL less E 135.65' & N 10 It. of evening cud care 6:30 am. to 1 Sanlando , $3,400. Frederick B. Meitzler & wf _____________________ wf Gladys M., It 5 131k A Barbara B., II 37 Blk C Skylark arge upstairs apartment. $135 am A Child'i World Plumosa Ave., 1)ing So. $15,500. Miller & wf Mayine M., It s.d, 1100. Ilabette to Frederick Lee Gladys Hofm.ann, sgl etc. & W Sweetwater Oaks, $91500 month' 110 depOsit Water paid Gilford Ecker & to Barclay Woods, 1st Addn., Dale Hofmann Jr. & Norma S. 501 MagnolIa Ave Phone 372 0211 1d1hj r& Sandra Kay, Beg. A BABY'S WORLD,Car,for Infants The Huskey Co. to Branimir C. E. Brooks Mtg. to Wm. o. P.W. Bliss & wf Wanda I., LI B toage? only. Pleit to new Drivers' to Charles Nonnan & wf Dor. Botic & wf HeUa M., LI 4131k C at SW cor. of NE'.. of NE'.. of Monthly Rentals Available Weatherholt & wf M. Linda, It Gertrude M. Gorman sgl to license Bureau 327 2nd Addn CB, less E 135.65' & N , E' of Its 25 & lot 26, 81k 7 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8113,900. 38 [ilk C, 1)3% $150- Color TV etc S acres, $12,500. Skylark s-d, $100. John J. Allen, M.D., 113 131k B 10' of Plumosa Ave., 000 QUALITY INN NORTH C,oinafihirg Get all the equipment s hunts, $30,000. harold C. Kryder & wf Della Stanley C. Cole & wI Pearl to Ridge High sd $11,500. (QCD) C. a Brooks Mtg. Co. I I & SR 134, Longwood you need for those big ones with a Louls C. Ansenault to Helen Charles Valenza& wf Janla M., Mabel F. Kelly (for. Dam) & to David Cochran & wf Anna to Milton M. Brarnlett & wf Lewis M. Duke & wf Ruenell want act Barbara, 1.1 31 Repl. part of Arsenault., LI 33, IndIan Hills U 23 81k D Lynwood Rev., 7617 Elm Sanford 1 Bedroom, hb. Emerson to Francis Keith to J. Lawrence Duke & May, LI 36 111k C Skylark sd, Rhy Sitting In my home. Winter married couple only No pets 3)9 Un. No. 7, $2,000. Paradise, $39,500. $32,300. $100. Danu N 169.21' of S 323.88' less Victoria S 100' of W 176' of It 6 SprIngs area: ltod. S days week. 6954 Mrs Mello Helen L Broleman to Helen Iris D. Bet.ancourt, sgl to Iris ______________________ $70 Very dependable 3fl 7305 W 45' etc. in Sec -21.30 1100 Des Pinar ACT-es $40,900. FurnlUi.dApt I .t. i flt'nr.. . ,., ., u I. i, ,iu • i i 'J.u, .J. ' inn.., L&IIv, ________________________ Mabel F. Kelly & hb. The Greater Constr. Corp to -Wee4ilyorMonthly It 4, Sec 25-20-30 1238 Forest Slopes s.d. $29,300. 9-Good Things to Eat 371 '796 Emerson to Charles FL Dann Charles K. Smith & wf Brenda less 3 tracts, $100. Milton M. Bramlett & wf Jr. & WI Jan, N 119.29' of W'.j of J. LI 121 Weklva Hunt Club Fox Garaae apartment, furn or urdurn, Thomas F. Fortier & wf Barbara to H. Caroline Peas, you pick, black eye arid purple air co carpeted, freshly SE'TI of NE'.. of Sec 2$-!130 Hunt, I. hull On Oregon Ave. I mIe North Andrea to David F. Barr, 1118 pAinted Close to shopp.ng 373 Breeding, sgl., It 15131k A Winetc., $100. nil 46. arid lust west 04 I-I Closed Wilfred J. Dumont Jr. & Oviedo Oaks Un. No.1, $36,(X. ter Springs, $43,000. Sundays _____________________________ Violet to Sara Jacobson, It 2 Mabel F. Kelly & hb. Lester I. Poe Sr. & wI Stephen M. Jepson & wf " 31Aplexes Emerson to Melvin W. Dann & E 7') 131k 12 BdAfr, Virginia to Lester L. Poppe Sr., Martha to Dorothy Chadwick, 18-Help Wanted wf Glenna N 169.21' of S 493.00', It 15, Blk C Lake flame 1.ts45678&9 [Ilk I Whitcombs Walmsley Bait & Tackle Cø. Acrettes, 3100. 7 Bedroom, 1', baths, kitchen less part etc., Sec. -21-30 $100. 1st Addn Geneva, C, $24,000. .. equipped, washer and dryer homer Franklin & wf Kazue. -arne 10 same as above, . . Andrew W. Phillips & wf Phone 372 618$ 211, Lake Ave Be! Aire Homes, Inc. to Catherine to Albie Leroy 1. Telkamnp & , Beg. at NW cot, of BIk 3, TIer & 8 131k E Do Harney Acrettes, L Osborne& SlentnOm Realty, one of S,6nford 1ZE.R.TralfordsMap,$48,900. $100. Very roomy 7 bedroom duplex, Barbara to John T. Curry & wf. Lorenzo M. Lopez & wf. Santa wi geneva Eiiz., LI 15 131k B Fellowship arid imInole County'i leading kitchen equipped Near SCC, ardens Archie Kimmel & wf Shirley Martha, Its 24,&t5 Pinehurst, C., It 72 Spring Oaks, $4l800. Adda, San!. & hhg., grantor, Reattorsfor nearly 70 years. has 3 Olga H. Weber to Vera L1. 111400 fenced yard 327 176$ after 6 pm. Norman D. Bush & wf. life cit., $100. openings in it expanding real to Andrew M. Adam & wf Clark, 726 Cherokee Cir., LI 6 estate diviSion If yOu're already M,ke your BuogEt 90 furthir. Shop '. Therese to Therese M. M. Bush, Antoinette, LI 8131k C, Carriage 111k R, Sand Eats., Richard N. Smith & xu Patio 1ark T. Lilledahi & wf Kathy $24,030. asuccesslul andeiperiencpd sales the Classified Ads every day. . 1. *33.000. Frances to (Irvin M. stal & . Its 1, & 2 BIk D, Tr. No. 76, to Jerry i.. Davis& wf Patsy person, or newly licensed and Albert P. Hall & WI Thelma 10 B., ambitious, rail Herb Stenstrom. lCwQwocid, beautifully located Oi 7 Apartments w. ii. Green & Sons the., to Thomas I. Weese & at Carol DorIs M., W 147.64' of Lot 10 & N Sanlando Springs, 2nd rep!., E 34.5' of U 13 & W 54.5' of 12 acre plat, deluxe 7 bedroom 37? 7470 or 377-2617. for of w 147.64' of Lot 11, Evans $100. dvple,es, air, carpet, drapes, Richard 0. Young & at Linda K., 118 Highland Pines Un. No. [Ilk E, English Ests. Un. No. 2, tidr'ntIaI interview Omer I. Windhazn Jr. & WI 13500 appliances, utility room, carport, STUDIO 1, 2.3 B., U 5 131k C Sky Lark id 1, *33,700, to Linda to Margaret H. Goempel, H. B. Bennett & Francine lawn maintained. 1170 .67 17S7. BEDROOM SUITES $33,110. Garvin H. Harden Jr. & at Condev Corp. to Jay A. agl., It 67 Northwood t-jg & 2 BEDROOM LAKE MARY- 3 BR Dvplew; $1 W. H. Green & Sons Inc., to Margaret to Darrell H. ' Hoover & wf Marlan J., LI 529 Donna M. It 82 Brookhoilow, $28,900. 177 7170 TOWNHOUSES 7565 Park Dr plut ISO depotit, _____________________________ Steven R. Kircher & wf trell,sgL, 1117 BIk A, Country Ileatherton Village, $25,300. Faa'rpstf.r...,. i.... Shubent Conatr. Co., the. to Rosemary, 114 BIk I Sky Lark Club Manor Un. No. 2, $15,700. KennethW.Haynes&wfEltz REALTORS The Husky Co. to H. B. Donald W. Ashley & a! Ellen to John 8. Sargent & REAL ESTATE SALES 373 6353 s-d $33,600. Traditional Contr. Co. to Bennett& Francine, Erika FROM 'live coenir for lull time licensed A. A., its 3 & 4, BIk E, 1*5 81k Theodore A. Sanlando J., LI 1 131k B Winter Springs, Rutherford & WI (QCD Harold E. Mertz & al associate Experience Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8113,900 Spgs, Tr. i, $56,900. necessary. we'll train and help 32-Houses Unfurnished Esther lad. & Ptr. of Summit Lillian, It 13, Crystal Lake Curtis T. Burton & wf Same as above, 11 6 81k B We furnish sale's aids, ads. leads, 1505 W. 25th St. Assoc. Ltd to Semoran Inc., S Park, 2nd sec, $21,500. Jamt's R. Hammond & referals arid floor time Pleasant Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8 19-30- Marlene to Leslie I. Hull & wf Dorothy 3 Bedroom, 1', bath home 'n Fern SAN FORD 571' of E '.. of N'- of SW'.. of %'ient to (ierhard FL office facilities For confidential Park, carpeted, draperies, fenced RoLt H. McKlnney, agi. to 31, $13,900. Lillian E. It 13 [ilk A, Winter &rgman& at Kathleen M., LI appointment Call Larry Saxon, Sec. 21-21-30 of line parallel W-& yard, lake privileges, near Wm. 1. Dunn & art. Carol Jo, It Nancye L Brinker to Geo. H. WOods s.d Un. No. 1, 132,500. Peltnir 173 9110 20 lake Markham Eats., $7,500. shopping, church, 527% mo 322•2090 250' W of W r-w SR 436 etc., 1100. 11, BIk P, Sunlanci Eats,, Taylor & art Eleanor C., Comm. George E. Brockwell & al. FORREST GREENE INC . Nicholas 1. Baranowaky & wf $21,700. Phyllis to Arnie G. Sasser & WI. -' REALTORS $306175 at NW cor. of Govt. [ 4, Judith to Joseph Vela & wf MANAGEMENT- Mature. self JoAnn L Hcpklns to Phillbert 13-21-30 etc, 11130,000. Beverly G., It motivated individual needed for From 3 BR, I' baths; kitchen equipp41, by 3 BIk 16, Leticia, 1.1 25 111k B Longwood ' Y N. Paquette, sgl., LI 18, BIk C, niroanhlationel training and DaveJ.Roberson,sgltoMA, Weathersfleld, 2nd Addn., Noiu stove, dishwasher, refrigerator, $24,500. management Salary to comply MODELS NOW OP EN FOR INSPECTION ctipoal Country Club His., Un. No. 1, Price Jr & art Jill g. 119, less W oil heat. Ii? COfl with gualifications Send resume Victor M. Fernandez & Helen ditloriers Quiet neiQhborh c' TAX CREDIT APPLIES 106 $24,000. 7', Blk K Northgage, $45,000, tci (U,. Ml c 0 Evening Herald Greater Constr. Corp to to hlekn V. Kipp f.k-a FerBeth Drive. Ravenna Park Phone CO1VTIOWAL Harry Whitcomb& wf. Aletha Randy I. Larson to Louis E. Claude V. Bowman FNA$C'Nç, 3270899 & art. nimdez, It 16 131k 36, Townaite Ne have lIstings We have bjyer's. AVAILASLE 8% VA so oowu 95 to Alan LI. Elliott & art, Tortora & wf Rose Mary It 78 Margaret P., Lot 18, 81k C. of No. Chuluota, $100. We nerd another real estate Each Woodmera Home Feitur.s Centra' Heat Ana 3 Bedroom, 7 vt-s old. Children OK Kathleen, It 9, 81k 11, East. 1k Harriet E.st., (corrective), Seminole Sites, $27,500. centee to help us make sales I Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Arn. Inde And 1 mc nyU? and 1 mo Security (all helen V. Klpp. form. Fer. ForrestGreerue, Inc utsid, Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen. brook Un. No. 5, 131,400. $100. Devco of Orl., Inc. to Robert nandez to 5711807 Peggy Joice Forrest, Z _________________________________ Privately Fenced Rear Yard Ai Mona? I Come 373 635). 327 $970. eves Thomas A. Moore & wf Mary Edw. L Owens & at Peggy to M. Jenkins & wf Rittlya J., It On Out And See For YounitU. 13 1.1 16 [Ilk 7 bedroom house, slave. 1140 Townaite of North Ladiet as fashion show directors for to Forrest Greene Inc., Lot., 34 ArthurJ. Fisher& at. Karen S. BIk N Camelot Un. 2, $33900. Country Club Circle 32) 4515 after chuluota $17,100. 323.7840 SarahCovent yiewelry earn 53 to & 35, BIk 19 Sanlando the $40,000. The Springs to C. Barton huuhl SALES BY K IS per hour commttsbon Full or H 321-0041 larry F. Cozby & Susan D. to Suburb. Beautiful, Sanford Andrew Olson & wf Lurb to & wf I)orpart time No experience 7 And 3 bedroom patio homes. 170 REAL ESTATE is, 1.1 22 [Ilk 13 The (;reater On. Mtg. Corp., It 47 Sec., 4,000. necessary Sample free, Start 1100. BurtonA.BInes&wfBennaE., Springs, ma FIRST MONTH'S RENT _________________________________________________________________ 114 BIk H, The Plow 349 5170 or 349 5691 FREE 3227090 Woodlands, Sec. Ward Hicks Inc., to Maureen The Collonnades, 3rd Sec., 2, 147,000. LOOKING FOR C. Mldmer, 11195 Woodcrest 1 no i UrIS. :. SOMETHING SPECIAL' LarryA.Dale&wfCynthjato Un. s, $30500 yard, $190 mo 150 deposit 372-7534 Preston E. Turllngton, & wf ext 37 or after S. $30 IS?) Faramarz Khoehnou, sgl., E 'lace en ad In classified It doesn't John J. Julik & wi Teresa to Barbara G. to Wm. EL Stout & 85.S'ofNZ.3OfS*4OIWL4OISE Robert C. Demer,& wf Judith arm Eve - S 230' of N 245' of W matter what you need You'll find 3 Bedroom, U', bath, in good Quiet that some reader hAs iust that 'e Sec 8-20.30, less S 189' of E A. Sanford location 1195 month Call C Sterling Park Un. 122.5' of E of It 49, McNelbi, 3 item he or sty' would like to sell 377 7710 Orange Villa, $7100 7SIO Do It now' ______________________ Hebma Fin., Inc., to Wm. John A. Addeo & wf Helen to Henry Stenson, Lot 35, Lake of Lawrence I... Gorman & wf H. the Woods Townhouse, Sec 1, Elaine, LI 1 %Vest Beverly Terr., 132.100. $84,000. 37-Business Property - OSn It ideal Qaraqe %ho. warehouse All part Will remontI '0 Suit tCnAot 3771)11 or 1t3 'r _______________________________ ________________________________ ' ,_,_..,._ ________ ____________________________ 41Houses - _---_--------- 7E 75th St 3?) 7112 right ifl, I bedrooms family room, separate ling & dining rooms 30'w)O' screened porch huge inside utility room. 7 2', years old - .4 Harold Hall fliCk SMp,t 574 9 r-a, ,'i.nt . PF A TOP 377 3991 FRO ifiARONDA HOfflES - I Aanaqement I Potential * I I i PRICED FROM '14,500. '23,0001 New models open for display, so come on over and choose the right one for you. Direct ions- Take 1.4 to the DeBaryDeltona Exit. Turn left at main entrance to Deltossa; the Dettona inn to blinking light, go straight on Deltona Blvd. to Falrbnlrn Ct, turn niqhand follow signs to sew modeIs 110W. Airport Blvd. Sanford I Office Open I 104 Dafly 323-7870 past 'eceptionit, part lime.? to7. I days A wftk Reply with complete resume to (Sox SI). Co The Fvenlna Herald. P 0 Box 1657. Sanford. Fla . 37171. C ouple to ARONDA HOfflES, INC. PH. (305)668.6170 or 628-2812 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments From $159.00 INCLUDING Waaher & Dryer ___________ ' - PyDwnrr.An,.ous 0 sell 3 fiR. I bath. equipoed kitchen aer 519,5(11 47* 464% I FM('N BLUFF Bedroom. 7 haIti new apoliances, fireplace lr,tlud garage rented Apt Tenant Caretaker Av,iiltjli. 'm mediately 549900 apartment MOHAWK REALTY INC. 803W. Stemper ClIFF .IORDAN.REALTOR Realty CentralFlorida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771,9) li9S French 37? 7371. 372 1196.377 1984 S1SOoREBATE NOQuAllFylNG New) hdrm home all e,tras 5 OCt interest 372 1959.3721164 , 0) 3777757 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOMF' ' Zoned C 7, 7 BR fireplace garage, low down, move in III 950 Acre (huvir,o .1 rcw home' Mov',ig to an Realty, REALTOR, 773 7150 apartment' _____________________________ Tltusvili- 3 bedroom, 1' bath, ('.et som. action *ith a Herald wall to wall carpet, fenced yard. tl*%%ified ad We'll help you write beautiful shade 'rees 119.500 769 an ad that will bring a last tale £770 CALL 37? 26)1 ____________________________ I By Owner- 7', mItes west Sanford JUST FOR YOU-- Large 3 BR, 7 3 bectroom. excellent cOoditlon bath home, nip family room. 1.730710 or $47 7e49 _____________________________ r'oulppect kitchen new carpet, no iiq.grotjm, air cOoditioned. tencea yard. 1901 Summertin Ave 15.900 or make otter 377 3191 _______________________________ .' A FAMILY HAVEN HURRY - ONLY 111.900 OPEN SAT SUN 1% . PM Casselbprry-Mobile home with unique rooms added Lovely fpnced lot, pCtiO, furnitureextrasl Owner will finance Take Winter Park Drive, east on Park left on pllltnp Hartman Realty Inc. PEAt TOPS IX) 1666 Transferred Must sell I fiR. 1 bath home Kitchen with breAkfast oar. ielf cbe'aninq oven, dishwasher. diSPOSAl inside 4ility. double car ii.4Il(ylnQ Only 175.970 . ' oarao. Beautifully 17.000 down 1)4000- I BEDROOM I', bath. rt io, ?S6',P,irDr _________ S(JPE P VALUE On canalandfonr 'd swimming pool 3 bedrooms 7 h.iths large tree shaded lot ri qui.4 area 547 000 WITT REALTY Req Real Fda', Broker 1210640 373 7*95 373 5715. 377 774 1 'partmentbuildings, neartO*n (onvenlnt to shopp,nq d'strict ar-cl debonl 520 000 each. terms available For information call ___________________________- BALL REALTY CHOICE t.ISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 017W 1t St 377 5611. 377 2757 ________________________________ , _________________________ Small home, for sale by owner, 0 mos old, central heat & air,) BR's 1', baths. 1730111.7516 ElCapitan Drive TAFFER REALTY BUY-SELL Ill IISE First St 1?? 6635 - I Wheel Drive l.aod C'uiers Hard tops and Soft Tops Central FInnid'ç arqot Selertoos to rhoreefron, ' ('RIb P,ub Peak r.nI FISH SWIM. SKI- I Bedroom waterfront borne, beautiful kit cher'. formal dining. Ftor,da room, rr'n'ral heat & ar. fenced yard 117 soi CALL. NOW 1 AK F MARY- 3 bedroom. 1', t.sth PmmewitPucentral heAt & an. near etem4ntry school 8. Corn mimity (&lege VA l'na:ng available 571000 WF TAKE TRADES 1 Bedroom 7 bath hOc'.' r.nlral beit & air, range 8. German Shepherd male. Si, months hit rn ,r.i.' trw wna, nive you 67-tJvestock.Poultry ___________________ - Ii ____________________ 67A-Fe'ed - -- __________ (.OP'.'Ly'SE 16 __________ ________ - - Many ii •.i ooYvdnle'a 10 bUY ---- We Buy Furniture Assume Payments r)AVES l7i 9170 Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle. front load deluxe sewing machine SoIct new for $149.00. Pay balance ollUorlOpaymentsof'%9 Seeat. OPIEPITAL RUGS WANTED SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 3779111 Eve 0691)16 - Mobile - - we sell. So bfore you buy any mo i-.iu,,v (Re,,.. -- '' ,.uiriu ii yUU .55 •i, can get for your money. ..ome to t.. CASH 122.4132 For us furniture applian ?poi. etC Buy 1 or 001 items Lbrr"s Mart. 713 Sanford Aye r II U ANTIQUES i a 75-Recreational Vehicles • afterS BUSINESS DIRECTORY I. OOPIEVAPPLIANCES373 069i' 53-TV_RadIo-Stereo 557 fl&W. Inn-i recently 76-AutoParts 7, J EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 4ccondaIonedattere,U29ser Color 'Iv s 1109 Sanford Ave .--. - - - __________ - _______________ . Cars Removed - l20OSFrenctifl1131 COLOR TV-UI 93 MONTH WF OIlY IUP CAPS RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6U 1006 171 S1s - AirConditionlng, HomeImprovements1 pet. $51,500 CUSTOM BEAUTY- Talk about large rooms. 7,900 sQ ft ' 3 flecIrrorn .7 bath, family room, enuippeci kitth.n. carpet, ohor crete. wi 7', acres 151 500 PEACEFUL- A real pretty 3 Bedroom. 7 bath home fireplace, carpet, breakfast bar Many extra'. went into the' construction Ak inn 148.000 hut encouraging Alter hr'irs call in McDaniel. 377 ______ - entrau Heat 8. , Ar Conditiing Far free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 , .....- 78-?torcycIes - 54-Garage Safes TOP I O('ATlOP 3 Bedroom, 7 batti split plan, large family room, fireplare. drapes. shutters. can - . ________ * . . , Ah___Scre s.s S REAL TOPS 42-bife - __________ Homes CC R. ,,J"JUJ 'U PniiNt' wide ?tlflt'iile Pool m 6 acres n (',f'nev,i for s.,l,' or rq'ril Call Art (rwn,'$t ¶71 9197 after S p m wee'k rlkv'. Ar'a"cc,nrjoc _____________________________ II' Sral.re"ti' hn.il Certified traIler. 1900 PP.nne 373 1*96 7)9 N Scott Ar 1971 Doctor Sportsman Van i,ibomit, lransvnision, air conditioned 1)300 Phone ___________________________ "OOPI'i '1 SemInole 37? 1170 Tw 4 b,'grporn mobile home. nice lOcAtion, for rent or Sale 372 1194, or after s 6701 _________________________ A1 where economy is king . 1195 Iookke.ping Service __________________________________ Kids outgrow the Swing set or small scy cl Sell these idle items with t act in plac, your ad. call nitr frirc'vlIy Class fedgal at The lerald '177 741? in 53)9,93 '.' ' II Land Maintenance 9 remodeling air Ccnditionin c .irpentry Ilem"delng, Additions Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 3?) 40)5 $45 I,' 4 ON ALL BODY WORK! SERVICE DEPT. HOURS Open 'till 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 ml. north of Eric Adans on Hwy. 436 Fern Park 831-2828 Shopp,ng SANFORD MOBILE PARKS. INC. (Sr Mn Centrall 35)55 O'tan4 Drive '" " -- bUDGETS ni _________ - - a' .'--.y,.'s ' " ' " ,' ' ,J Directory - it.' - Ypi, Ii,- tried the rest now 'r, tPn. heif Fxp.',t 94nt 5, bcd, avu' 7)4 7X6 after 6 p i, 1,') 1595 5' r-i'' - ' '! • i' C- L 1 1 ' tPn', offer WallPaperIng - .,,-" PAUL 'it ATER Profe'.sion,ilWalep.,per Hanger Licensed Residential. Commercial Free Est P 37741 73 , 5 '-'' . '4" ' s"" - -, _________________________ _ ninny 1 ito iiJ'i'i' ) SPRINkLER 5V,T' All types arid sites We repair arid ser'vtt' ditNi ',IA(f-4114E & ¶11111 V (TO 207W 7r'dSt 377 S.fl ,'tiLL '-, i'. - all • '.- - A - ..' '• 'r'Il f'ol lb.,! ci. & Oruiaery - APT 000svP, 1)151 (C'.'1R01 ?"'ar Dr' 3728165 F $5 classified Busness S,rvicC - --" ' peone t ring Adverti you? t'u%irie'sS service in The Herald s_ Paint&BodyWork ,a-"'. ". • Free Pickup and Deliver, Sanford flusiness Machoes 37? SOCS ., Ir"' Dent lust ¶ I there waiting for the Office Maclihies ARE - . a ' TreeService _________________________ I-RED WIT H VALUES spot., it,i WANT AD (P1 lIMb", l S p m 377 tYourBuss,..DjQI322261]O(83199g3 . _________ 'I IM p, ,, iii?,-. r ..'. ,u ous Iii ULS We service ll makes and models , i, Expert roof repairs, flat roofs of U' ngles All *ork guaraot PR000EN ROOFING 3736700.' RepairWork 6618770 NEW CHILDREN WELCOME ,ntcrior Exterior Painting , 7 -'.'..'.L i - hi,, 4433 " • - .P'',.S - ,.'2..4T L gr'' COMMERCIAL MOWING C-lIE SI' 11 " '3' '"' tti.f C ., roofing 3735763 ii - Concrete anti carpenter work SOLAR HEAT lr,G t • 1R I, £%it?Lh.t ruttir ii.,',, ' ' Call Phil Gor.zalez 30% 373 3939 WEEKLY RATES (t'r.vereient to SchoOlt & i u 969.7 theclassif led ads in today's paper 78.3 nR MOBILE HOMES lPIU%ti) Ci , I Roofina . Lawn Care oh' tit,jn..j rn.nnretr work etc flu lh h,.j. or '54. " '' " .- edf z" . .";'.-,'; (' .P'. r .' I 5.,.e FPVICF ON BLACK & WHITE (cw'r,,( !r.r', C.,il '. ,,, - fl ') ' I7L1 'r. r" sr . r( f,, " C it'. I ilr i cIer-r. 372 6127 alter S ,,, ';: that summer vacatlon?Getabettercanthrouglu Furnished lfllcJ'rig Utilities Security Depos.t Required 5,i'sjr,J.iy w n1.i*s I - I . - .,-.,, It ESTEPSON LANDCLEARING Iltjc' r' F' c iv i' o' 0 1 Fir full 'time hkkeeper Fnancai ,6 emen 5 a ,id ax repo I $3 ... . .. . rg Radio & TV LAN" CN,r ncj fill dIrt (l,4w rock 'Ilk ott'. cf digging House traile ','orrd & moved 371 9117 or 534 ___________________________________ dr'irs ., . . - Thinking about 19731' wide. 1 BR, air conditioned, adults 1170 trio 372 59)9 510 A l.A CLLAPi' ALL E,ter ci' p .' r.' "-an '3 1 TOssER'S BEAUTY SALON I, ,r','ini F . , PressureCleaning Ld-I fr'rrnrrly 4tirr cIt s Beauty Nc.ci. '3' 57 '.1 f tef'si P'c'ip r'i lh,it - '! 7'7 pcI i-It thrr,qh Auqtjst P K S(A'.';.Pl. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddngs. Cand'ds. Commercial, Aerial, Por'trats. Ad.'ertsirg *31 cy, or ti C&A Backhoe Service - by 3½€d NEEDS' FAST WITH A 1,, HomeImprovements Service Special From POfainrenbv I) ,... D, iiw.j P )fl 1051 9,APIT AD Phone 372 2611 or III '1 Ar' a $riCnt?li t v-sc.r WI ',',.nedOw & Dc.r Screens Custom made Repairs DScourit Prices 3724470 80-Autos for Sale (4PM I- SALE All week Tool Flertr 14 iraw ri. F in Table avg. spire heiter Ooas & LrvJ% 1947 Filcnn I in s'd in 6 yi nder automatic. air cor,d'tion 10* 110 ('crintry (huh (ircIe 317 3*33 c"iIaq, 3196 Call Don Pope 377 - 1451 Dealer StAKE ROOM TO STORE YOIJP WIll! ER I I EMS SE L L -- r ________- - , - PET PEST 1104 Ie.iri rg & Groomrug P makes DYXES AIR CON DITIONIPIG 3378177 -- ' - HOME IMPROVE C0NDITI0N REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOP K 71 hour service. All BLAIR AGENCY VardSale- Am bod.%rk. Sturnay 3733866 art? Sunctay 1973 Renault, u4II icce'pt trade New power saw. 7 1970 HOncti ISO CxCIlent COnditiOn See to apprecIate 147% Phone sanders new Vice Almost new 5ISA alter I VI rn Sears 16 tip tr,Ictor. I?' mower, In rotor tiller. I dozer blade .-Tonts ill I. ius new mclii I . U rc I detector, flood lights. Jules )erQf'dnn watches Ilk gold Heavy (Itity roiit of onal cab White furniture and many other items wrecker 'rui"pc't horns, K W 5(ISLmnn5i,westot Sanford t.0 lights. 4.4fely lights, heavy duty wench with 'a" cable, new ___________________________ paint new lire'. 4130 1961 Ford F YARD SALE 330 with '.1 ii..' hrvla ,nd tilt gate I r cliv P. Saturday 1101 3730690C1.,'.'i;2191,lfter 110SF IfhSt Sanford PtCare - lriteror, F .ter Or Plastering Plaster c',ttctuing & simulated brick 8. ctlne Specialty 332-7700 I N G BUDDY'S AIR Motorcycle Insurance -- ____ 1 -,- - 1 Bedroom, 7 SCHOOL tree shaded iot, 97x 137 central heat P. ar ne,irIy "ew 530 0(0 a 5 • C (305)164-7700 _________________________ F F Emacuta:e- ) Bedroom. 7 beth bath, a tie'PCInfl P. curtAins 5150 574.20*7 - red cc nri ,'i? • cc maker refrigerator, range, beautiful yard 179.%CX) ' ' Sho THE mainlaned. s s. 7OW.Hi5O wi.tsw Ceedsi, 11$. APPI lANCES AT ______________________________ BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD c"pr" To'per, 6' bed, wood AUCTION, 373 7110 KEOWER;rts. well S B CASH .--- O(JAI liv I I the ten largest savings ar.d loan aI5')cations 'n the US. We stand behind every home 1 Piece or Housetull 52-Appliances Home Home Show is a wholly' owned subsuduany of one of 644 8176. Winter Park - = And best of aU we're depend. able The Superior Mobile iop prices pAid, used, any COndition KULP DECORATORS 109W )slSt,)fl 7333 We Buy Furniture fuIlv-' premises Wanteci to buy used Office furniture ny Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel berry My 1797 830 4206 ' Whatdloa models We have Iowcost financIng bod a complete service center reohi on the -. - Santorct - good asnew refurbished Sanfoct37]I73) - -j Show, our s&ectuon is so large, we're a mobile home show all by ourselves We have new homes We have Jt? DANDY JAZZ FEED "t1, Direct From Bowcar" cIesiral',l*. ti. ________________________ - At Superior ----- ____________________ -- - - Shoui.'° Chikenc .irirt r.4htit% ll Inds and ane'. Moving miS? ca'lb 377 464 - rif - - F,iShor it,. c*. '=.,,r u.s-, uirr1a,. c'pt 7 17 noon tI 6 p m in parknq l4 4? Phil Deere Furnitu,re on Highway 44 I mile aoriculture Walk to Lake Monroe $17900 "SERVICE BEYOND - -- -- - OPEN SATURDAYS 8.To6 OPEN SUNDAYS 1 To5. Superior Mobile. Hornet 173 7976 n 95 -- - - wk'. old 175 51-HOusehold Goods o tIII' t7 _________ 65-Pets -Supplies ------- -- - Installation avail - 37) 0U9 - Rent (.rrm.4nShevh.rd Puppies MAITLAND FLEA MART ' '77 Cadillac Coupe DVitt. 7 ld,d low mileage 11.100 Phone CAR ROIL'S FURNITURE --- - for - TRADE 1797 Op-n Sit & 1)3 - ___________________________ 177 1917 ----------- 1911 V.' for - 17? 5O able Bud CabelI 372 8057 any time _____________________________ - Kish Real Estate eipment Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for onlyll 50per day kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count --_--_ TOYOTA '.'.tr-, P.rb I 478 160) $45 trombone. silver, 5100 Ph,)n4' 377 $i7OS ______________________________ er tops. Sinks JIMMY BRYAN -, •.,,t LakeMar. (LOSE OUT ) Pr? fl.,rreiJntaIIsheetqr).,Js ________________________ ret, aeritor 70. tO' storage liuiloinn, fent- ect yard Zoned Forrest Greene, Inc. REAL.TOIlS 3736351 *30413) ___________________________ -- 63-Mchinery.Toois _______ 1977 ASA 630 1930 Bund Peg P.il Es'ate Broker 37? 1301, 7610 Hiawatha Av at 17 92 P.-q Rrl Estate Uroker tt(t)(7Stt, ',? TOYOTA Worf'c Garden Center l retory Sanford ______________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE with central heAt arid air, on 7 lots ifl ity 57*900-Terms ' ' 373 M7O-,- A3. __________________ PIFE SON'S FLORIDA ROSES 'h-.r.- I 'ni. Ccw,dCr'dt 373 66)0 64-Equipn'ient lawn Mowers We sell The Best & Service the Rest Western Auto 301 w 1st St OLDER HOME Diss 4i rs , II'. yLUII Redi 1)' new P4OMOPJE'r DOWN ANY CAR. 'dl TO'75 At (hi & The Man - FULLER ARUSH SACRIFICE Home on lake. 3 BR 2 baths. central he.it air Phone 131 3907 ii*a El Carn, qre.i (OnditiOn. plus ''t'a'. 1776171 S vw iiu, conit,nn (Clgln,aI Many e,fra 5995 Phone I .3*94 . 3 M Precle time released plant food GardenLai.,d, 1400W. 1st 5 Sale bqqlc 1)nqy boil & -0 S HI' Rn?o tiller - -WPStinnho.,e 0shwh,', PIFAP HOME & POOL S Bedroom, 7 baths I car garage Fli rc", orit H A Price 513000 landscaped Pool And tennis privileges 7k.. pct intereSt rate 13) 600 707 Pine Winds Drive, phone 37) 0771 322242O Anytime Your MLS Agency ¶tOv.' P. relrlgeralor, 17.500 down - ' " COOP (OCATFO (OMMERCIAL PlY ., ',j,. or l,',',- RIvER f '' for 371 8771 Mc'dernired 3 ti.wrrjm and 3 baths PEAL TOP 172 cabinets. as is Caste and Carry NaIL'S (asselberry 17 97.8)0 42 _______________________ ".11 rcci.fnately 20 r,5t $139 1.11 attachments uncluth.d, $150 177 $197 after 9 10 Terms While * They're Hot" * ' frq.b,ir.' A ne Pw,'lr'c, ,'ar,.11e'q, m,leaq'. ,,, rnncItbooer? 516') or best offer I69 (hevrntf El Cami. low mlIi.qe. small v a. auto trans PS. air Immaculate cond,tion throiiqho,,t 51.400 or be-st offer & rhir, se(retaraI desks & Phen.' *67 7206 after 6Pm chairs, tra'qht chairs. filing _____________________________ 34-?biIe Homes manage small (dl apart COSMETICS i'Ui 'Ivog "ii C.Iir( h 0lU5 I 64 ,icre% 0' PEAL TOIlS 16501 .euoact 373oOólorfl3OSIleves 71 Mrs Service ____________________________ 6475314 REDUCED 13.000-Owner Anxious Sec tPi I bedroom. 7 bath. 2 Story NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN hOuse with flrep4ac,, d.ning rpon,. Modern, clean 1 BR home, family Florida room. carpeting All for room. narage. carpets Call 5)1 onlySlo9oo CallfordetalsorapD, *272. - - mt complex Attractive rent allowance 177 0901, evenings I)) 7073 F held Creations, A Marshall Field familyowned company has a local ripenino for someone who 1% am titiu anti persnnahI F ree training No InveStment in product or franchiSe Call Mr Watson, 647 ISIS after 10 a ni Extremely liberal commissions 50-Miscellaneous - for entertaining new carpeting CailBart Real Estate Alter Mr's 3?? 0648 M UNSWORTM REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker . -_ Attention Retirees- Help create an Ideal retirement village on the beAutIful Wekva River at Camp 1657, Sanford FLi 3771$ '377 9781 to qualified buyers Call to you Qualify' 7 Bedroom, fenced yard. I child 0 k 5)15 plus deposit Call 377 9104 if tpr S career pateritial, excellent benefits Send resume to Box 501. , The Evening Herald, P 0 BOx plans for you to select from w.nt to tiny w.4fr"front (ash Modorit,' prr.' range lnrl;v;ctie..,ls rinI t'ri'-f,.r St Johns tar w'h to nv,', flfl r flIfl,j 14,'r,,id _____________________________ It's sharp a'. a 'ack' Lovely hi lel A RP I', nat a ......................." place. cI,Der fa'nly room perfect innn rrw'rn rioc,. to goet course' couoe. 4, cylinder. ________-- . WANT A WPIOPPER? You must see thiS hnmey I BR beauty Formal h.bt. Used office furniture WcxxlOr 'tf' L*C (ti,ve desk _____________________ our unique homes on We offer 10 different roor'. 1r • 74")7' t..irci than rent Government s 33-Houses Furnished - your own private lot. Realty • r'..I..!t')I corporation needs sales oriented prson who wants advancement clothing Country Living Mo, fr,n irafl New houses ma rural area NOd'wn payment, monthly Payment. .%( . -- fonda retail Sten stro fl1 'tanil,,n,) ____________________________ - Merchandise __________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ lAP home In Lonqwood Also TP'ornspoo boat, tra,ler, 75 PP __________________________________ Fvip,ude motor Phone 668 )0 - Let us build one of hspd at' * "Get 'Em - IiY - PenIa H.ne,son Lane Oh., klricisennoneicre 177 6505 Park 0' 377 7111 2 - AVON 7.ant to earn Extra Xma% mOney' ('alt 6.44 3019 - Jim Hunt Realty Inc. ___________________________ -- Realty hearing citrus Mv) above ground j'riril ri 'I Pnqcrest PrCi.d for , CALL 377 76)1 Larry Saxon, Realtor fur,ptace'. carpeting & many other extras Eitra large lot with - - ______ ____________ Beautiful rnh type horn,' 3 54 acres, stable Osleen area 617 ______________________ 1617. 373 6186 park arid tPnfli5 court Convenient TRANSFERRED. 3 Bedrooms. tøypr, family roon. '16,9 '' - - to %bflpflnq 4n %chpt For .'Ct'o'r' r-' 'Ii 173 Q.Ii) OWPIFR -- ___ Pt?At TOPS *30 6061 After Mrs *31 1170 w. Garnett White 65 41w',. I? V PEAL TOP 37) 3771 Stenstrom Realty. I Crank Realty A.SUC condition, eceltent location $14500 Term'. Join The Leader ,. ..-'.....,,., 575.900 60-Office Supplies '69 FIcon hardtop sport "cclient P4pnrt (hrylr, new tir and ttqy, runs onod SIPS Phone 37, " ____________________________ 62-L..awn.Garden 47-Real - Estate Wanted -------- - ------ -- - - S(114t.AND SURPRISE I OW PRICE-- 7 Bedroom, in Qood 171.500 for mint 1 bedrOom Walk to LIP. DOWN AND ALL AROUND' 9 _' Z 3 or I BR mine 'SANFOR(yS S4 ES FADER" , % VALE AVE apt Selling below appraisal at Itrril,r 10? , Cn'nrnt'rceil SAnf ord 337 TRFMEPIDOUS BUY- tnthe?0s, 3 _________________________ t'4droom. 7 bath. Split bedroom 7 BR .Venced yard. carport, private plan, rentrl Air. (replace. ,* Street, $16900 Terms 377 6620 rellpnt location - - __________ farm, with lots of truit Hs I BR Homes, Lots And SYSTEMS FOUR - 125 flIt?, ifl flcW C 0711 2 Acreage rotiteirv LAkEFRONT Close ,o town, I he,lroom. 1 acre. boat dock - _-. bc P- AL TOPS 71 4l, 611 4)44 _______________________________ 0 --______________ 1700') mit,",. 1971 (apni, 7.000CC eng.ne. a,r. AM FM '.Urr'n rry,p.r color 76 mpg to-.',' 'Vi pt,,', ripr hqh* )5 :'.1' i,.. .,r.0 ,c 1' rr,ic For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 ' 76 ACRES. (01 ORADO %6S00t s iio.,n 5J5 mnnthty Brautilul high ".ntain v,lI OWP4ER 506 316 *490 -46-.Commercial Property ___________________________ 70* I AIIIIEI AVi i nw. I tuIh. Fp.slP4oI F CO tracts. 'bader? lnt iru.,.ii (O,TimerCi4f, for "all .'nfl Iarqe 57 0)0 per acre a hpme or hIAfl. 51% 900 ao up lorry Pe.iifv P'aitor 62* 322.6457 Commercial Properties REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL , . 71)9 GAl F PLACE 3 AR. I' bath, VW Safe 1947 ()'t?cm.hbp 417 I' AP,4 I-M Pd' $175 in )h7 371 7454 Ch .4fll()i' Aub.'rt fent' II"14i.W i,cv'drjly I ,,..r S/( 137 W 80-Autos for Safe tnriditirin 51 ItO cur be'.t otter CASH 43-_-Lots.Ac condition Large lot 57I,5 '69 For Your JunkCar; fl 1379 59-'l4d'iUsicalMrchandise for 173 4759 ________________________________ trli., _____________________________ SANFORD oaraoe. 1 vrs CIII $71,900 top. - 7REGOMOflhLE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive S.nforct373 5700 At?) cli. ('ENERAL CONTRACIOR IEAL ESTATE INC COST Swim in community ø°ot Low, low dnwn Price $13 - -- i,n,' r 943 ;p canv ercigry. engine & boat in rwreilpnt Shap4' & ready to QO Sunday,Sept. 7, 1975-iC 1970 I.P,t( Rebel StAtion wagon, cnii,lbt V 5, A',tnm.,tiC ir Phnirie '973 Ppnti.q StM,n Wnor, A I rnflditiqw, I new tires. a.n con iflnn I 3C5 Phone 3778676 _________ fiQPit 377 7157 JOHNNY WALKER car naraqe, P'' tAc 377 (all Ru,l 377 64570, 377 ill) SAUFogr, rnoy 1i,1i,'iful ---- Phon,' ill 0130 , 80-Autos ____________________________ ø lp ,%.rtrr Sprnts 7 bedroom. 2 bath 24,41' SUCNI 04'wcPl Furn or ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS even rlor TV 511 300 Low Down- Desperate Empty, - ake Mrv 2 Acres rri..j n 4137 fenced fl 77 BAYW000 CIRCLE BR. tdlrI,vard rnrnpletrty lurflisheil, bath. ni.W carpet, 'n eccllent Selma Williams PEAL TOR ASSOCIATE - I - t'f'tow HA .iPPraeI - ______ 19M VW I(arman r,p,a 0' w.lI tract,. f 1fl7 HP ni,trd motor 349 117 after S 1J17 IS' Riinaho,,t, f.rql Evening Herald, Sanford.Ft. 80-Autos for Sale _____ ROBSuN MARINE 7977 Hwy Il 97 377 5961 PCMh 1r 7 hlrnorn 2 bAth rdrp.'t ri.nt,aI .4' .irwl heal Low down anvi .vcc,im. mortqge 773 3 flrnnm I bath home HAL Cot. BERI.REAITOR Eves 2 SANORA 1' • pd or 5730 rtown, F HA __ S5-Soats&Accessorjes 1917 'r olcj C,ntraI hc,t air, Arpet, ga'aqp. %(rppnp.J POrch. large lot 'i A%i,r ONI Am) 1 twilroom, I bath. fenced yard Aci,,ie mortoaqe will talc' "rnnrI 377 1 451 -- __ 42-Nobile Homes , 322.7643 ______________________________ 'a i,,,. wnriclni REALTY INC 41-Houses -- _______ MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Pro Real Estate Hroker -- HAL COLBERT tease-- ____ 4i-Hjses ____ -- - or ' _____ ______ ,'. -- �ACTEVCnInc Herald, Sanford. Fl. Sunday, Sept. 7. 17S - BEETLE BAILEY .'Aort Walker -- CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE 7'r ____ ; 'IT4ER F :~_1;Z_:-_:_ "/1 - [ ----,**' - ____ tt( 41J -. by Dick Turner its OSWAlD and JAMES JA(O8Y I V NORTH o open that 6 ____ This ave _______ t, I had bid spades. East couldn't &4 A QJ 1065 I/_ I-, __ _ a •, £83 & . '°: Dick proceeded (osh how to play the hand. fie played ___-__- ALLEY OOP -- YJU - WELL. I Fi33EREt rD .) BETTER jPJ p PLACE P,)R Th' ¶ FU TRAOE I -'r -—_ ) — — SF P A~ '."A , "'Wr'lat. _" £5 ...-THEN COME ME A)4' c iT OOP?iS. iL1 S1EES LI L MOONLI,,1411N I iT XA', QNLS' ) CLEAR THWUSH Th LUt'J4' E\ Y4 OP4E OF -iw AN' CW.JNER HOURS' STX CDflV'*4 kflCI4EN' North-South vulnerable %% ',uh South '. A, -1, , ,. I I & . to" 4, to . ~ . , It r, I. - L_-I I Lo~ 9 1i [Iasi Opening lead -K # .-Ii F `I I --- - ~~ Itto.0 . 06 - _____ kc _ — F ,. ) AND 9ROKE HRP fr4.c UYT _____ .-\ — TO VISIT ir (.... £ ` 0 __ ft __ / - 5) O S'1 Pl,,:1iCS I . - _-- . I I I ; "__F V I ____ : - . 19 — Ile, :rp - _________ ;,I- _, --,!%;_. _______________ ~10 .. ti -- 4'4 i re _t J i io • - I. • . I __ , .; I 0 . I . IU4Y r 14W1 11 "A~~ -- , TUMBLEWEEDS . - - expected to . , - - Alk. _______ ". - . __ A --- _? ._ I - - -7 164Mnerl w m__ _-_ _ _-- - _Vwi~i* -1- . -, ield to IwsIt — 3- -_____ __ I - I __ -_ - _ N - , )I j,v t ~ _M 1 __--7"%_ --f-J) . ;;~-4 I . reduced - -_ - - ( 1 (I . . - - I ae_ i __ - - -_ L- - ( i ig 4 i 9 .I - =_: ! . ---. - -4 r - / tl -t, — I , - -_ .-, • " -.W--, ~, M, , J/ J - 1;Ij ... N _ ~. I /r_;;:~,~ U _^ 14 -1 a i I ft_^ — - t - -s' w, - I - _____ - . . - ffN *4 - -- • i a -0________ _!. - . .11 I - - .* all ~~ '.. . I— - - ..— W4- - - - - .__ T4E I . _________ BUGSBUNNY C ___ .oft.,,I - ~ 0 197 way to SR 1. _______ _-_aVV7!— _FN_-10~ ,I;I 41- part of 25th Street ,. 1 Kin " I -- ? X%R Kla! V1 X4iVye lkiw r,4f As or mv MAW SLI I LMJ3LR i IT tIAS A LOT 10 , YOJ,DCF_S4rr IT, HEINPr - W,6W. - 810AP,F- XV7AVAK iting the way Ill ___________ __________ (0 I eT ,... - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINFSS — Mao vpf )p sign,s at all r•-•- ---. - - -- , i,,.I ' - I --.11__' ~. - - !ArZ? ~ NOWAA Y A 0 . When I get married I want a man just like you, Dad scared to death of Morn! .1 ._~ i : I Avenue — 1A ~ -- . _..-:.;- -_ = Ili~_ .- . li_-. -.-_7 - -. - -.- _, -i- , " 1 ___________________ i 'L nI A - - sope - —- r $ )S.T Ol, ANNONE WHO . 11KES 70 OH, - 1 . % I A S I'k 11 fi I % T I It PH ! k I` v- " by Larry Lewis —I I - I liowever, West looked at his writers will receive copie of ,;.&- n tootoottoo, 9 -- ble there would hae been no breslin g uesti Ons will Q be way to make six n this column and 11i1 r: - % In fact if %%'est had opened ' Jaco'ys dub as called for by East 's dou newspaper rho most in .___ f0f ~2 I ____ Ask the care of this L ____ - II I A merica n good suit rt League in 1936. out that you get a second A lot of players might have chance to bid you can afford to tried to find a way to bid sever show your spades. Partner will with Dick's hand. but old limer~ then ave w ere ne v er scientists and a much of a spade suit anyone can see there was just (Do you have a question for noway to make agrandshm 1\ iun ______ ________ :; P to know what the proper response to partner's double of p!ased by the late R. R.(Dick) that he shou Richards of Detroit. Dick as clubs This is a close decision one of the really great auction since in general the double of bridge players and the founder one major suit asks for a 1 the niericin tlridge rtcpOflc In the other oft but I e the this time %ou should bid your by Art Sansom ____________ It , , \ answer to this question is THE BORN LOSER -- " 1 I - _________________________ - C! 'IaI, ,, V ~WN No Pass __4 - ' 1 A reader froin Alberta wants r4 . . , 2V I •. a low diamond and rutted in his own hand. Then he drew trumps, cashed his ace and king of spades and led a club. East had to take his ace and lead a club or di A K Q J 1097 by D DaveGrouc full o1oi ' ___ W ZD~ L_ =n) ~ L W1T Sunday Ilemid ~4 ____________ _____ it . .. .- I ,_ f to: ,~ - f (_ \1 Ic - ""'EVERYOME I TO Po [HE PJLO~-' FOORAWK MANOr. .I _. - - 41 - I .f __ : . K. - c L.Lt T I --. I V "it t1IV7iii 'FiiV' (T3\ 12 by ODD. r Z_ 8 11 I - EE-E) I L '_ aI .I ~ S,t i~* *110% 0. - WINTHROP , L ._. t-~~ .. _. -, - ir- - I -_ __ . I 4 - ' It"", - - ; 1__ J_U - rWHAT ABWTHE -VZIPC • . . 7~~ - .--4,I I'VE GOT' AND I'M - L-1-6 OF MACH15%iO jivr- i- vr= ','i', ' jr- E _;_J ft EX j.4k WERE A S/LUONAIRE5' 1 -`E • E 1AY APPETITE ! — - -1" - . __ I -_ 1. - _— . / I — -' - - - f/I .. N -.../_ t)U( ) I(r) y - ___ A --= ___ F11.11? I- ( ? b I '-' 4) , I • It - ) ,~~_ -. -. --- : 0 •• _.._. -• .--.-- - • . _)/ ._ C? - - .1 — - - .. 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W 1~1; - LLEDA32AIP - . - _ , 61 K .`~_* .-4-IF6 - _.ITI~ -11 1P 1__._._..____. - anso I - ,.-_.2.- /,-,N ~ ANY DOLLAR •--'- . -- j- a — - i- I SHORT PIBS -- •:- ; a Wnat ao secona g rad ers ers nave In the way of advice for first graders? See Pages 1-23 % / XPYoV HAVt U .- __ - ____--_.- —i , - 1wl -_ - .. -4.1 Isk . -- r 5: - ________ -•------_._. (;~ . ht I _= _______________________________ . by Bob I ; - -_ .- - -.w- d M( .A L- FRANK AND ERNEST - Howi. Sch b ~41 1' - W3'V1 i ( Ii. ion Ak - -it N,. - , - - , Y) - - P-,'-,Z '000, Ifl I, )1 ~ I.' - .- ______ V / N a X ___ 'l-oo.....,too, -15- _. I IC I - _~ WE RE NOT MAKINO A ( 1111 . - - ThEN, HIS MICE: 111 HEGRcI'fLS , E55 IN - 1. - - 'e-z 16 .---, _:.j L r -_ I- I 1 REP/k _______ l 1-CIIIJ AND S "OR MALF I - '-,O;-- 7 .11 •2' 5X_- = - i '- . I D1 C)hr T YOU .I I 1`VWbQT 1 — '0002'1310572j 1: AND i ;..4-, - - t. — -- should b., irefull y. ) I __ __ 0 do /' -tr & 3 , ; I Ljj~Q U lLITER .... the 4. I - -1 I - _---.t~__iahhm -~-1 - - t_'_ , __ - 4~ ., - i:_. ____._ --. . ~'\" , *,,ls, 1111o, /_ '\00"', . , ,. DI D"YM K7, 10W TKAT 7H - . ' - -•• by Dick Cavalli . - ,~ ,I- -,, MITNICVOLUMI _0___' 11 , -.~4 , I*,.". . i I . ._1 ( L - "ft Vermeer PUPPIES' . ... - ov er IU .4 - P e — ~ _.~~ %, ) , -%4 ~ - - .. __ ' .." - - 114- - - I - - * '-- 4 1, .1;__? 4 o . ' r '- PRISCILLA'S POP - "1 _ r---ij'-----' ---"----- i ____A.____.1 - I Chic Young ______________________ - A. - BLONDIE (T ' - - : • I,4 �__________ _ C—Evenjnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mod Walker - I 1L- ____ I N'T L I coti iii By OSWAI.I) and JAMES JM'OBV _ - NORT H v4 2 #A 1072 - 1 :7-~~- ~ 1!___ ) , -) . - _____ - - ALLEY OOP 'r === . - . C4 -% 1% 4~, g,~.,. ~ 1-4. ,I'4; I' 1 -/ 1. I " : -L V 8 6 3 ___ I Dave A 7642 Grouc A --% [A __ Then thck proceeded to show alowdiamondand I rutted in own hand. Then he drew \ 0 I Ilays Pass .. Ilass I)ble 91 to% Wi*se Old Herald Shdf Writer N I c K NOWN NONE ,v4O .KES AS %)C4 11 their best interests at heart. TO I ES I / '0 1 ..- '_ 1,_____ 1 1 - " I _____ p ___ _____ / / ,' BUNNY ~,1 I& f GLW atf, &U6., ,\,, &W -N' A ~ OLASS. P ,-, I . I3 I __________ -- (p . -- fr I - P1 - ( - -Tell the - IL . - Fmlo~ - BRYAN SHEFFIELD - L' I . I_i -- .. EERY.4!E'iVj TURN C"EIAL..S, CMERCiAL_5 MME COMMERCIAL5I NOT63UTcO1A,,S' ,- .. . I — - / 'I '.i J j --fl Ir - 0 WINTHROP itt!' , -,IN i good. Try to color the sdme a pictures really real good. - , JLJSTCN T - . - - . '- ADRIENNE EHLERT -. PM , , 5 - CAPTAIN EASY '•"' ,~T 5 THE CI,L' ONE rHAT5 THE P ,,OJR A.VkLLET 'r V~LIJLV ii,' I UP IF NNIT, MFC- wFRE ' A OIL I IONAIRE.65! -1 %14 I .-. - - - - ~~r - .• .1 a ~r.. -1 - - -16 4111111111111~ - -' . - - - - SONORA hROWN SIDNEY WIU.IAMS ' ., ON THE ''- .Yt? . ,. - -. , - - ud -- t 1 k _ Bryan Asheralt, 7, Wendy . - •J L11111011re0ce. 7; Hathaway, 7 M4 . . " ( I ,.,;, . # I - I .-- . ~ it 1, ~~ MONIQUE WACGH , ANTONE'll"ll GREEN - I I Gina r, ,n &L ,.- . V , II__- i I IP YOII WI,v D IIAVL L I Vol , iS.&ri, eb ' ".en Maude (Eleatifice Arthur) announces that she has bern asked to run for the state scuat _ - _____ I " -- Can' t Escape'jaws ,- . .. - 107 " 44 - 1 -j - 1 - T It -- --_________ t r The HedSeIces cent because of the movie, He the seat with me. Unbroken albwn with the . - . - -- Haven In Pennsylvania's a Poconos, Funny, I didn't think the a famous honeymoon spot, that movie was that scary. And __________________________________________ _ , - -- ' I 1 . . I - -- it .-- - I ,. - -- . -. -- I*=---- I 7- , - NEW FACES AT FOREST CITY 4 1 1 Q L;) ?14.- • 4; bought a lot, I'd buy It in what that means to a even the old tunes sounded Hollywood cemetery. columnist' About columns better to him with a heavy a year. It's the greatest news beat behind them "Why there? she k ed since Frank Sinatra came out I remember back in the "It s nearer m" office" ' Ca retirement old days, when groups didn'tI That took care said of another columns a year. even carry a bass fiddle. But Got her off my back, the guitar player would ta ke -Karen Black told my friend the deepest guitar that put out Model Maud Adams of the - ____ - Best news in years is the together by his three bo s. Dirt Band's company. persistent do I told her that if I and Richard. Do you know youngest at 17. Scruggs said anniversary on Columbia "Rallerball," is being I xt great screen 0~ 1-1 -F~F. --- - Z - .1 ____ ____________ whom I met in £ - London Is real) iSRI_... New teachers at Forest City Mernentary school are, Irm left, Barbara Chambers, Paula Rattall. Elizabeth Dershmere, Sue Dick, Tyrone Smith. Kathy Pearce, SWrley Allen, Jackie Muse and Holly Peters. - home vith combos put United Artists Records, the ____ - a :. '• -- _ L.,' - )F THE LANDSLIDE THEY T DAY 15 ALMOST HE nderson said reduced CHIEFTAIN'S HOUSE. anty budget e than $15, - - I - ---:':',1 _____ - 'k. 0. ____ ___ , fp ' ' - ". - 94 - 'I'' -1 irthcr study. _______ agreed, -' / A \ should be •lrefull) consists of [ministratie O(int) cOfliand Jail t1orge - . _ .-. .• I 1 _____ ____ ______ _________ ______ I-_ HEP 1' - , , Ui HE ESS IN HIS MICE: "I ft 50,/S - ion The Price of' ' . , 11aRawa .LEP A2 ,t\ ' [7 gorgeous but schiump I think )OU'Vc ipre3sed with all that married the wrong man."Benjamin. she added, "I love old movies. My wouldn't let his wife sit next to favorite stars are Rin Tin Tin Karen at meals after that. better sound than a group of cant. roll back 11k. page like / n - 0 c [! "1 14 1-1 74 " a t. building. ews articles hlattawa> Shem, the lose its s office. ide a vailable u C Seminole in - -., • , -111 IN i - Vii -V I-1--~ *-z-;T;~~.4-:L -4 *X'~Z " --04" ---1........7 . iamberuf - ,ipally owned i-' - . - - - ,c --,M1--WF!,WD-. J - -_,.1; A - --- --.-- ` . --r---R-. --119 - . I--, - -, -,,Uf -- --- ItO V ,.1$. innually, Hat. - s bevotne the :1 , IA - - &,-;_ - SHORT RIBS by Frank Hull ~L--` . )y -- _ to bring about - (I - r_ --- I I - __- _ L .. -.A%w.— . --.--. ,Cr ~', ,~-7 - ~- 1(I -/ . -- "?) -el - il - C "1411bm L , ,2 -1: , ~ ,aiii.L,.~, ' has -- iarnber'as5 -- _ _ __ - -------:- :-- - 1 4 -' - To - - V-4a -r VIINS, -1~ ffZ -, I.- il -- .- . - - - -- AJ <' A. ). ft f” 'Casseibe VISIT,,, ., .., etns office people pickin' and stompin' that. their feet against the floor." "lliat's what makes the world go 'round, people liking tie sai d. "I thdn't know how it would different tttings." I - -i' - -. effect a Jul THE MO1'JTR IA)1O Records with the Scruggs Revue 's newest album, "Anniversary Special Vol I Scruggs knows that not cv ha with his °n i musica l direction There are certain people Sunday Express thet when sound for his vocal. And also six- worked with Richard they would stomp their feet "There are people who Benjamin in "Portnoy's quite a lot to add a beat to th,c really klin&i expect you to do Complaint," she asked his group. So I thought that a the same thing that they wife, Paula Prenti.ss: -flow good drummer and a set of heard you do in 1945 or 1948 or can ld something like that, and you ;. al Robert ( 1 -, - I - i. . t-7%1-- , - -, , 0 who will not w-cept change. I -- . Gotacallfrom Forest Lawn — -v . a terview. Jamming his Nashville Nifty Gritty Dirt Band, on A -7 - - excited about a clear corn- plot. The woman was quite reconciliatIon of Elizabeth Rant, Gitry and Steve, the Scruggstscclebratinghls2sth " ---cr — — •-, led to several non-blue grass "Will the Circle fie Heard from a friend at Cove good times 1 li% __ sounded so good to me until I re.servation.s are up 80 per neither did the person under and King Kong. flow can I get mind." Scruggs said in an in- you can't escape "Jaws." snapping fish spoUir% the trying to sell me a cemetery - - - -- i- t / it's the nicest thing in the By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD - Somehow mention that they want no - p' - You - 4 ') ' just couldn t get it off my records and the well - known -- . - . rcquest for e Seminole ation for was r ed uced ilor citizens for $7000the group "I saw w here the banjo was; world for somebody to want to a I ,_. = ___ - : Scruggs fortned a band with especially among the young. saxophonist. 0 - - el But some (IrIsticall', King Curtis, the late blues livirg legend he is. "I think - -~! 1 A - jammed with fellow guest modest, quiet man, not the Reservations Up In Mountain Resorts HORACE KNIGHT ex pected to -- I ... his three cons using electric l.a.st ',t-ir Scruggs grossed I ' - campuses than at blue grass playing as good I just got iesttals tired of playing th. 541n11 At Its (enter staids F.arl routine. his black hair still slicked "I just don't think you can straight back, but now stay with the same songs all tickling his shoulders. White your life without going along with the tirnt3 You've hehtbl ue n eep working on your strap. material, doing them dii Below the tailpiece of his Ierent ways or you just get out banjo, a small wire emerges of the ball game, that's all." and falls to the floor, trailing The Scruggs Revue plays I uitars, drunis and piano. The inore 'than any ycar in his idea originat ed nine years show business ca reer . earlier ar ir Up close, Scruggs r T TV concert when Scruggs across as ______ 9II , Photo _________ gg,,. Mg , ,., - I by Bob Thovies ,Pp • - grass group seen more often mentally into it. 11wrefore I in rock and on college just got to where I was not their m,irriage, on the fourth-season pre Jere of "Maude" Monday, Sept. s (9:3(l.lo:oo PSI, PREMIERE ' FT) on the CBS Television Network during - - / FRANK AND ERNEST 4iII(10 74!)-:. ,. Somehow, _______ uwy. agreed. -'.Catd" '.r- ,. - 0 0 L $r " mW yJ7 t . 4' P said Scruggs. "I feel I'm eer}oneic happy, except Walter (Bill Macy), who lean that her political career would ruin by Bill Vincent Jr.) I - 7,.Ao^-- - ;-i". -- - I .11~ - . the library." -Corey Powell, .r - _______ "It was fun' I liked going to ,, j MAUDE SET klmberb Hampton 6 - ' ri?'1 right): I.Au Parker, 7. and . Standing (same order), , p1 . . " ' Jr Burkhartarescated(lcftto , ' & — '' '' Keeping their eye on teacher Mrs. Teresa ' - ~~ 'I - - wt I COVER £ : "' - . -- - - ---- 4 ,ire .- - the (odfa doing.i better than I would ttwr of thi. 'wruggs lkvuc a lx. if I as la ying back with six piece buogie blues-blue Flail: because l%asn I the new banjo style became grass was what was making thekeyelcmt'ntinthe sound the group SO hot," said later known as blt4e grass. Scruggs. "And we're not Most blue grass bands still pla)tng blue grass, full bIu use the instruments Monroe grass tutusic were assembled: acoustic guitar, drawing some people mandolin, fiddle, banjo and thought that we were still string bass. And playing the same stuff that traditionalists think II should they heard me do 15 years sta y that way. ago." But following his 1969 If Scruggs has lost fans tie breakup with Lest er Halt, has gained thousands more, - I I f I. .: "it got to the point w1wre a When he joined Hill Monroe's ban(]. the Blue (;r,m Boys, lot of buyers thought blue - ~) 111. I MILEAH BENNETT . ' 'f', and the sparks II has created his numbers tire old blue imong mans of his old fans grass sthndard.c hLs contracts In the l940s Scruggs with promoters specifically refined and made popular a forbid them froni using the three linger SI) Ic of picking term blue grass in ad that now bears his name nrtising I - " blue grass inu.sic, - '7 ' , ''% wr ,, -ink of amplifiers bc- tunes as varied ws the fiddle hind him. It ts this connection. tune "Old lien She Cackled" the electric plug. that syni. or the blues "Be my Woman bolizes the new Scruggs sound Tonight." And while many of - - 0 r . \likc Rena , 6, In opening school this enr -•- - - W. Mrs. Norma Itagsd principal at Idyllwilde, said , Irrf , 1~ -- - - _______ adOWANg. what their reaction was to the first d.ay of school. -40, ~ . -- . / _ Lisa Bailey, 6, and Nancy Crowley, 6, From Georgetown, both said they don t know . A) .. • \jile and writin " Rebecca Rinabarger, 6 418 South Ba) Street Fine lIthe counting Chester Roberts, S Sanlanta Jr - , 'r----- % __ . ,- . I ) IJ - ' - I 2 at hopper Elementary said - „I~~, -- 4 ,I I -- , . I school was, these first graders .) , - r" ny grades .4 -. -... -,-, __ _______ CYNTHIA HOGAN good grade in as ____________ . - - -Try their best to further and going on the tour" Sherri Ruuder , 6 IdyIIwIIde ARE 700Mf -' . -i- - - - ; - p - Michael Grm% 6, 1217 Ran- ct. Sunland. ~ N : ç!. W1I I IMANTIL ork but it sounded too good (onn (AP) Thirty )C4S after his not to Ir) ii 1 Just needul I rolling s)nopaled banjo soniettun' to stimulate in establishtd the standard letlings s.d Scruggs who against tncta ll 1uIti banjo felt bored and unhappy - . r . ___ -. At 52, Su-uggs is - - . -- .q . - - , — IV- - - '- — ' .. le- . dolph Street , r. '.,,• - -Z"I[--V* - A ' it 7 - I - - - •1. - . give them some " -Carl 'I wish I could go to the 'lipton, 7, Scott Menue library and work' "Color neat and write very l3randee Maisak, 5, Sunland. ____________ - - - -. , - - - -. ____ . - `.7;- -- . Izeb Arbor, ______ --n;I - XK6jjJk%kf- . . * -, . -. "I liked to eat lunch and books." Debase, 6, lincoln Heights, - MICHAEL GROSS L'.r' . '.0-u .- d- ____ . I'] '-oath .. ',tiF I (ARI'l - CARL TIPTON i. - 1 ,. , - IL 1 A77 ....:,-L - , - - . The first graders from Idyllwilde Elementary had this to say after their first day at school: - LONDIE - 1- IS: ': way to Sit 1. .... rtl.w = -q and defined a form of music music with Flatt. - that didn't yet have a name. "I feel I'm pickin' a better - LL CHRISTOPHER SMITH thi' and wTI g)n" ltennett,7, . -; 0 j_-_ P ; 1 their papers out. Read good ,," / . , ,7 - _ _- t. ... . -1 — o - - ; _______________ .- - ' ! - 1i JI - " i' an d cob r neatt - uIdt '- 's au hope they do good -Horace Knight, 7, 802 Orange Ave. ., 4 ) - - jp' ( ,. , Blue Grass - i==-=-------.-__-. k-- Z--l 1, L .. t 4 _L,, *. •-• A . Ti.- - I -- I - .. l' I .. I - ,'J"t, ____ _____ - / , -f .- •.. _____ _F "Do their best, and write '0 ng part r I 25th Street _______________________________ Scruggs Moves Away From 4Q . -,-41%V -- -1 F, - 1 ' - ' - -u',' II Street. - I 4 If - . I also is set to Sunday Sept 7,1975313 -- 1~ ' ______ ____ it And be quiet" out there having a fight" Christopher Andrew Smith, 6. Cyn th ia Lynn Hogan, 6, 412 "Don't cry. Don't worry, Willow Avenue. you'll have some fun. Sit down "Try your best. Be good so and be calm. If they don't the teacher won't send you to have papers and crayons I'll the office." -Antonette __________ , Evening Herald Sanford Fl -, ~ )p signs at all Ifing the way . - - - - , Try to make teacher or principal if they're is BUGS P -Z 1, T III] . -- _. second graders interiewed Ill be their friend and I'd this week offered this free play with them and help them advice for what it's worth work" -Sidney Williams, 8 'You gotta pass to get to 2003 Washington Oaks. second grade and you ha ve to Well,I would help them out work hard to pass A friend on their studies and I guess I should study with them Teach would figure things out for them how to work in a school t hem that they didn't unbook." - Bryan Sheffield, derstand. . . I guess, jf Route 2, Box , Celery Ave were In trouble, I'd go tell the ---. j Sq1 *1 - n-------.---- .-., --- __-- 1- - "They should try their best tary School. / ~--- tA - - 6 It . It , • / .i . - Second Graders G' ' i ve Advice What advice do you suppose in school." -Monique Waugh old" second 7, West Court Avenue. some wise graders would Help them study. first grade counterparts should go home and after starting off the new school dinner or Saturda y or Sunday sear in Seminole County' go and stud) stuff Study their Bewildered first graders letters and some other stuff will be happy to learn that like that -Adrienne Gail their upperclassmen have Ehiert, 6t, 1401 East Second I A}C U. \IDW - - - e -&..& Gs.. ---- '' =--- --..-- ---- -7-- ; -. -- --- - - .1 - - - -,-- ,--. . - . - - - - - - 1975 Sunday , - r . "~,r A reader from Alberta wants 16.-w - LL SW -- '. ', . Z, &.15 ;;- 0 South ,,, l 11 A I (010 ull I club or diamond to dummy. %4it North Fast . u*d4fleiald . E, ri • S . .! N :-- M W - how to play the hand r fie played vKQJ 1097 b N ?', XNDITION. ~ k I-r,--HE N! -1 - 2D-Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl __________ - I - all Z - L !_\ --=.-- f It A Aft. AR ~ . V 5 S017II 1~ I &I. . II.--1k,W .. -) I ", i .. - A4 had bid spades. East couldn't .. AN, riNNEQ HOURS! .. . -) - - - - -- - , •-. ______ - diamonds, but Dick saw that the club discard was going to be 483 v pq by ,-, In,7 1. gate AQJ 1065 = -. 7 """""`sssssss` suit This open that Dick a chance to discard his los. ,I - 0-~~ , , 6 b to ed — - 7 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE \'TEg t, ( "- ---- l9fl Sunday, Sept. 7, BEETLE BAILEY I - 1 -- �_ I 8C--Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Ft. Mon Walker F R 1,*,, ! ER 1 ~ ( I i]---- I 5 co L ttC Ity OSWAI.t) and JtMK.S JAto8v ___ _________ / / [---' D ed to open that suit This gate 6 . ____ i*09 ;_~ t1l", .1, T e Q -469 t ~~ k~ I - 11 , III EST 53 - -- 1 / (L. - ) 4 I rI 1 . ALLEY OOP Pq7` EAST v863 V5 \ • 9 64 3 £A7642 k Q J 85 1 • 83 0 1 A K j 1097 _L HERE AN' DO A -1, STEERS IT ClOP 7 IS '- ' . - ., 1~ - -01I : AN A CIINNE;Z I ., . I 'I,__ [F I II ,,W~ (A,~ Nurth-South vulnerable - . , I " I Aft 6 " ,W - -. IL I A" ^ "'1,( - . 411111, I .., , ~= ~_, E*. ________ , r 4V__~~ i~_____ J e IJ6 l~ r ; _-. .*, ~ - 'T 1 / L ~_-__ ' . - - _7 --___1 ~~__ `i ' Il f0f - ~ ----I ____ J 0,% 6M.4- -6-4 *#___ _. Un f .. _- ~-__-._- ~ , aRE~, It I--7 7 __ - - i~__tlA -~~. .. . -- i:_______A_ 7 _ ______1__r * - ---_~ - n 1 ILI. ,/ •.: . i - full color -_ __ - i --___ - ~~; A - I . . Ark -. 0 E -1 , .14erald __________ S-TA'i I ', ONDMkN , ... ~ kITCHEN I. HOURS! *i I Then Dick proceeded to show how to play the hand. fie played a low diamond and ruffed in his o hand Then he drew trunips, cashed his ace and king of spades and led a club, East A5 HEWM? <~\,~ RREAkFUS, MZADE __ ' A AK9 8 3 Sij*id I had bid hold many and there would be no esa to handle his spade 1065 by Dove Grauc 1 . )p signs at Fill - iting the way also Is set to ])!7 , THE BORN LOSER 1~ _______ 7 7- Ir;PycwM Saul Bellow. Viking. 487 ;;OS ... M D ik ',A Novelists may not be a dime 10 VI -I oI t;lt~_~ in awful lot of them about thesedays. In a crowd such as actual that one becomes this not many stand out, make passionately attached. 7 1-,.49- ~ , IE \ 'KES 7) N'OE O ARZ'uE AS MUCH AS ~ to this. C - besl himself. Deep into the Humboldt's personafity is so novel, he has Charlic Cine, overwhelming that it forces / ____ the lead character, say: itself. even through death. along at breakneck speed is knowledge of each other, they - . ) - 1 _ - BUGSBUNNY ~1 1 ___________ ( T'LL TT;:N' A ) ?' ( i.\ L' Aw t'-5,. tJ ' ' s 'I, - - 1. 61 as -------- - ~4 / - -- - _. dcl - -- lFM MacLean. Doubleday. 192 ) I 0_1~. "~~~'_N--% ~ EVERY%A4ERE YW TuRw' CWCI&LS,CMERCIAL_S, MORE COMMEPc,&,s9 v i / into that unfriendly country STIZIP TICKE I ,I T I A; cunt first, and then how to get into the ortres g I _.- _____ ~: ~ ~, .!7 -,) I I 11 1 I 9 - ___ - - 4 ( "I ---71- '), ~ I- $ ( J / !r.-;% Al "42Z:M 1, 1~1, -- T THAT5 TMED - L - - . I 1, - 9 :• : • 111 IFIED Seminole & Volusia Counties' ' , S -831-9993 - - , 0 - * 48 - - - - - - 52 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T 0 t 0 L A NK . Hodge Podge "K" - :7 K I) N F B ' V-4 . -. - H T .1 E Y K KAB ' U iI I) F 0 B N 0#-,,-.1 = . - I. I-I _. f Fit .I_- -,_j.. - .*I- .~;_ 1._,&L_f .1 4 - U Z 0 0 U N It K 0 I. ' .1 F : 1, 1) I K K I K N Z-1.1 T A K A ZL fill - 11 KKOAAZOOJ LU ) ILEKINO '.- .j, 0 - - 4 A - ALN I -- f - : ., v' 7. (1K I N K ) ) 7. A I P 7. I I' 00 .J flU K N I C K ft MG K 110 U N K I BNNOTPI'RKA l.OMGK K LB I For example, the same wordage is given to the se on - • .. ~ ,-M.~t- - . . dchallenging the Ara bs. KAON(. KA/O() i KERYAH 0. - r 7;1:_ -t ) . • . ou II KIM) K NOUT K1111TIKA KRVff0N -A , t ~ ~ - - - Nathan. Today, ou can handle dif with their problems today. ORI'l() (Ott 24-Nov 22) ficolt situations with tact and They'll benefit from your Someone is working quietly on diplomacy You'll ruffle no solutions sour behalf To get the type of feathers when you do your LEO(July 23-Aug.22)Your resultsyoubothdesire,dont mediation thing ideas today are bold broadcast what he's doing for TAURUS ((A pril 20-May Imaginatll,e Those lucky you. - Help without Hassle ,xi - -• - / - -____________ Ui -- . . . - - -1 ti I SAGMARIUS I Nov. 23- For Monday, September 8, 1975 10 p.m., on the CI *J , FRANKANDERNEST - - byBobThaves O©D ,--.-----.- XP YOU HAVt ç LTh i L ________ leIo network. _________ - i (-\ 7EEN"u 644-2027 ) ( A-IL 'i ((11 oneupsmanshIp, 11 : - - ".- & .- 1. ,, 1 ., / i, - I 4~~ %.-:.. ., %, 09~ ok - j I -.=. I . . / ~- \ ' - -v I You'll UK it as well 1 i ... RI arefully consists of i / county tni. a n dl I& '41111111 G vorge 5 IDS L1k'1'tk I A, -1 NESS III HIS VCICE: '1 Ji SO/Vs. 10 EEK- t __IS__flfl4 Cj-i AMERAN ' 7 IS . '- 5 310 '• _____ ICTflI) in Memoiy ot Nom Mabley. deceattd May p-au. u-- , THE MOStR effect July eun s office ti d ~LLED PAID 5AI D AVISIT II fltIflfl i4- •rt -'-".'- - -'asselberry ' " I building I ws articles ISiS OWMABLEVAMAZING GRACE"all ) Shevin, topped by the competition, arrangement that has kx *OCKWG -m I pMIlAIl_ • take your lumps like a good many strings attached. No EM A VILA C"01 sport us about to offer SOU I[ - i .. . - . Yesterday you managed your II ' f /9 I I I , I I' L ' I '' -- .-- I I I I I'Y I I & ______ 11 ________ - -__ 811R" U At !"S KID011's I Do I. I J AT MORE ) ____ • s office. ide available Semi 'aminole nole in - - I - !`4j.~:~i i --Liq-.l----". ' ---'k "' ,; ivities and to bring about economic 3 . ( t~, . 0 .f ~ - i. V -10 ;0 Ali' . - :1 ,4 i~ -=-~_;J`~_ - i-~FA___ -- ~ ~ i;_-"71~_;ir:~-,~ -_ - ,I-( r 4.1 d a rent of ,, it Is not a ose for tht Chamber f s become the Val point" for ---- •- ---- -- I (% -,•. .. nt'r building, a'fltC S C()fll- 11AFPJTc -- Lhc IVE KITTENS tIfort. I -- MIA-F.0 I . •--- REPORM 11 GO M MIMON iHowS - 11~--. _-,-~-_~L& - I II •- - - ~ . ion The Price or "ONE OFThE GREAT - in .. ,.I.(. I _____ Lrther study. elk agreed. I you're Be wary lest you inake an Issue toiday. Fencr-sitting will prepared tir make it virincerted ____ inty budget ____________________ - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ver profitable for you. 117he ) nderson said reduced ' - -- careful you don't small they a hefty hidden price tag. behavesoastoalienateallie3, conic, but they'll accumulate Shop wisely Do busins only to keep the interests of like the -winds of 1k desert ith reliablt parties others equal with your on Ad _________________ OF THE LANDSLIDE THEY THE A'/ IS ALMOST . CHIEFTAIN " ' S HOUSE ____ • ' mmEsr ni ian,ls ()fIm;)llcate iii.itters. by Fsnk Hill ThA/ ir citizens for $7,000 the group - - 94 desirable. Try nottobehave nfle you. They'll recognize today. What they have in impulsively, her little game. mind will make them very TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGARWS (Nov. happy and could make you Twiny, what at first appears for . " -j 1. / W~, _Ake a long sov"M PMA i...v i v _ 4; - You're apt to do things One you know will try to look PISCES(Feb. 2D-March 20) against your better judgment good in front of others at your I)on't discourage those who ' today. 'The results won't be expense today. Don't let it want to do nice things for you 1.11111A (Sept. 2.3-00. 23) promising this co It's unlikely you'll take the though they'll not be handed V ___ I ',-' - * 0 U _, 11 - / _ SHORT RIBS ation - L AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You People who will force to th k I if toda F vVery bright idea the have A task that was difficult for Dec. 21) You're very easily ecstatic. youisequallyastoughforthe put upon by friends today. one you 'll to palm it off on, Help where you can, but don't YOUR BIRTHDAY yet you'll demand peedlon, try to shoulder their Sept. ,.. . , • - ,7 1975 arrnii (ma) iiUflCw) responsibilities. coi ng y ea r rqut (ar -J - ... _____ - . / - t 9 40 you rtsources sensibl), but not so YOUR BIRTHDAY today. Be careful, or your Sept. 8, 1975 extravagance will cost you You pros pec ts for material (learly. acquisition are very _ Mter raore tb= sixty guest appnrawes an 'The Carol Burnett Show" over the patt eight se,1s,ins E=y-Awardwinning Tint Conway becomes a replar cast member, along with Harvey Korman and Vicki Lawrence, on the aluth. season premiere of "'Me Carol Buruett -Show." Saturda ,, at Delacorte. 116 BURNETT CAST t-, -- Something productive will You are logical and prudent in dovetail into a single, exresult. tuintiling your material af- tre-mely useful plan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) fairs. You will manage well CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22-Jan. It's a must for you to engage what you have, and open new 191 You're a few steps ahead in soine type of fun activity. channels for gain. of the pack today. Com23) A pelitors will soon dLwover L L spark that inspires you to friend is wrestling wlti an chances o overtaking A few inspiring words can dristirll ~ - work so much that frienus will be Dec. 21) I t pays you to be a won tbe able totear you away a om goo is crier y iou ue to pursue VIRGO IAug. 23-Sept.22) exposed to ideas you can pleasure. CANCER (June 21-22) Like Boiling UNINAL 011"A coop I ARGAJP4MATSJVØTDAY your a mother hen, those under show him he is on the right el. But some " - . .I1 to last _____ I - for tea or other beverages. Boiling will not elimina te the chemicals in the water, so the Septem ber 'p, 1975 nun for impractical targets. should. ln t quit at the first . -- • t, . .. only help you get Is eliminating Ile realistic about goals set for y ourself and family today. tenacious enough t to Firmtrations will result if you follow through on plans as y u , length stories. It wouldn't have been bad as a made-for. mo vie but, unfortunately, it wound up as a book. Petrodollar Takeover Fits 10 that vast array of literary - Infectious organisms. You don't need to do this to water that has been treated properly chemically. 20) Today you'll enjoy your enough to be within earshot t ai r world survive their con- By BERNICE BEDEOSOL .. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ,ire *' ',.1 People in many parts of the related to its size (cross- gain a pound of muscle a week . Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear (orward. backward. up. down. or diagonally in the puzzle. Find ra - ,,- prog r a ins. water kills the organisms that . _________________________________________ - side of the world of finance. * Robert number of I ft- you'll come up with two even . . the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as is given - Remember a new pound of might be in the water. The ams of protein. Most of the L....,.- Z. -': '-,. , I.Or ~% 'ill; 4 , / F e;',a ~~_ - .,A,.%.-- . ,4"" --I -, ei ,,__ The strength of a muscle is muscle weight is water. If you Laminated water by boiling it h - M I K I N A K I) K T H K A 0 U I I) i: - ' •) I F. 0 K N .1 A U K A N A K K K ' - be'be esc as II1C Ndle I he A ssociated Press - P I - and repeating sngth. #60_L , - __ y "-Y been doing so for a while now, but is it healthier or is there really no reason for drinking boiled water? What changes _ 60 SEEK & FIND' It -- each exerdse session. Some experts then advise resting or K A I. U N K K it V N A H A V B K I) M It 1. strength up to 10 times in a row for tissue change your need for muscle only requires 100 r - - 40 I T 'a 46 - - _________ -- - - . - row. but one heavy enough over and over again for more progams. A good normal diet occur in water when it is ____ &-_ _ - opedalkeypoinisof the plot. The Wall Street background Ofthe authors rmstobea hindrance: too much narrative given 47 51 h1i11 quarts of fortified sknii milk a week will also provide about this much protein. vsiii HOROSCOPE - =- In a not very far off future, , 40 I iEAVEN AND HELL AND : _ .' . Its an interesting idea, but - - - .1 - I - - - ~ . - 41 - It I A'.' Itt ( I I I 17 - # -et, muscle building Is it better to use a lot of weight with a few repetitions, or a lesser amount with more - p 10 ~T- - I // V X.Pjr, - . 1 / IF.!,.8 I diet over the week is enough Lift this amount of weight iiiuscle strength. It may even 21 39 _ 1W 1. I 28 -_ .. -. raw meat (cooked before Is, I want to increase th without excessive I - Coastline X, SE4 'r"*1'E.k1 BER 7, 1975 . r - 'I I iIy tike. lo irIu iiirr r(ltflaweekthaflyouwould as many times as you are able slow the normal growth and 24 _25 - . - 14 - 36 37 38 - • I ~ 10 11 - of 1 25th Sweet ! Avenue and 97P that you can't lift it easily 10 than ten times will not with 100 grams of protein a boiled' or more times In a row. produce any more increase in day is adequate for most DEAR READER 20 - - - _m 9 - 19 27 Dr. Lamb t weights. I ain confused about 31 J . - a k Lff, - if' A-Jff.___._J -'e A • . - i.%ning : 81LLIONAIRE -/ -- - I. : . SNY n FE %EE4 I • Call your classified ad in today. I - .a- .. -. , 8 3° ' -,i -- - 11 ng part 34 Wild donkey y) Ptev.otis contractions. If you do this sectionalarea). Many bulging DEAR DR. LAMB - Is there 37 Poifeis repetitiorts? small number three times a muscles, however, are any advantage to drinking 38 E ntan gle anew DEAR READER - You week, with a day of rest bulging not frorn strength but will get different opinions. A be tween exercise sessions, from fat inside the muscle, people do and so I started. I've 43 C I e mistake - 16 N A, 1111ii i I 11111111111 PhilThomas All Books I-A *tor -•' : TE O'e' O'JE : . : After all, we've been publishing for : years. You'll find more classified ads in SSU 9 A • •l : Thoursandsl - : . 0 • . : Do you know how many people have sold . 0 their cars through a Herald classified . - CAPTAIN EASY 'OtJ A" HERALD :. -~ WITH A I. I / ~ I/ • • - YOLJR 11 / - : . 1O"yQ._3KNC - - I SOLD MY CAR • fl 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - PT I )R I M1I I im lii yvar old and in 19 COnvCd general gtdeltne is to lift a you will gain the maximum This occurs from excess 20 Male 'o*l 44 Qoal paddies weight for a particular amount of strength in the calories Intake and diet fads, )rns,tucabo.s 11, 411. l4o.' exercise that you can lift shortest period of time, If-Ify including excess protein in.r I(t i'I' 'I comfortably three times in a Lilting the same weight take used in body building - - Build Strength With Weights L ''°°"" 7 Impel a Months 14b I 9 Mean loslops I 6 7 - - 15 -- - ~. immediate public and busi- 6 (, I ri.v,c 13 ber, 13." His efforts to find -L.-. __ ~ . __ ~- -:. - ~ - 4 12 L-. ' 3 2 - goverpiients uneasy .i take into your employ the books Wowing circus's best superstars, a Mideam woes, propows the performer named Bruno, a whiz on the Itighwire and the (if Saudi Arabia gaining a contrapeze and a crack mentalist trolling interest of General ••••••'••••••••SS•SSbS••SS•••••• • -. WINTHROP I . in action on the 6th Novem- - __ Motors through stock piw___ 1 u....., " Even though the reader real page-turner. . The answer: Hire a circus. businesm. generating some not JUSt any CIrCUS but the fews of takeover possibilities. best Woe • to tour the This novel, the latest of an country More important, ever-increasing library of CT $ 1 25ij-109 V~ - , IS1 N. U-S, C I -0-f -. 111,41,1111I.S.IA" 1, -_ %Y~ 41L-27 0 I,,-- ' German paratroopers, killed Michael George, Buckthorne first page that what he is ness concern was heightened C by heavily armed troops, as the Araba' riches were ' killer dogs and you name it. invested in American M1O$ Cf. - "Circus" fills the bill. • , .------._ 1/ ' Colonel Kurt Steiner and 13 couple of good escapist hours, hansom cab driver named knows before turning to the the would-be Mafioso Can- amoral. fie has developed a I tnam. 254 Pages. $7.95. Labile, who bea ts cars with formula that gives the Back Arabs hiked baseball bats, as well many country possessing it the petro leum prices and began of the other characters who power to destroy the world. piling up petrodollars, th ir populate this utterly ab- American intelligence wants subsequent foreign insorbing novel. vestment plunges into various The problem Is how to get tinrcntures made some BLONDIE _' -7---_ CIRCUS. By Alastair Charlie is talking about his l'age $6.95. Phil Thomas brother, but what he says Is Deep within an imAP Books Editor w ha t the reader feels about pregnable fortress in an notonlyCharlie,t*itthemad unnamed Iron Curtain THE PETRODOLLAR poet Von Humboldt Fleisher, country dwells a scientist - TAKEOVER By Peter Charlie's mistress Renata not mad, but completely Tanous & Paul Rubinstein I\ 7 \. t- '. " tached." flYi\ ' many deficiencies. For a to hide by a novelist turned become passionately at- ( (3LUO at4 L RID" i -_.-- '-r _ j1 '5 EAGLE. HAS LAN. the demon Buckthorne are I)Et). By Jack Higgins. Holt, As in most of MatcLean's sent to earth. Although the Rinehart & Winston. 352 other novels, a plot galloping two come separately with no Pages. $8.95. THE UCiOC P It F_ t IAtl - - L E A U __ law What Frederick Forsyth did out nw,re about his cryptic "Some people are so actual onto the reader. the thing, characterization meet quickly enough - in so well in "The Day of the atone are rebuffed by the that they beat down my There is a lot about dea th in slight, writing often purple. Central Park in New York, at Jackal,' Jack Higgins does villagers but Higgins critical powers. Once they're this book, but there is more "Circus" is no exception. The -dusk. After Buckthorne saves even better In "The Eagle Has manages to dig the story out there - inarguable, in. about life. For if there is one intricate plot, and MacLean Sophia from being mugged, it Landed," an utterly and it is a fascinating one. contestable - nothing can be thing that Bellow does best it really is good at this, bounds Isn't long before the two, engrossing account of a bold The meticulous planning Of done about them. Their is the celebration of life, forward, sweeping the reader against all okls, fall In love, German attempt during the mission, how It is carried reality matters more than my Phil Thomas along to violent ending and much to the consternation of World War II to kidnap out, and why it fails make practical interest. Beyond a AP Books Editor making him forget the book's their respective lords. Helped Winston Churchill, "The Eagle Has Landed" a certain point of vividness I I j I I, Gcrnuny might very well succeed. In a quiet graveyard near the remote village of Studley Constable, a writer named L -; ____7 D Conclusion t9 lod$dAm S] At'latives l4b I .,I Compass point 54 Sex bi(d 22 Song-L lot two 55 P"t Gynt s mother 24 Possessed 76 Make into 56 Gaelic DOWN o Devotee I Heated 3 Sea 2 ThorouQbita,e 32 ok food 3 t4rjv v 33 .i 18 hidden tombstone which reads: Here lies Lieutenant- thriller Is off and running. 57 C E EIR -5 0 i.- E 0 IRfb I SO Asian IS PCrUII Jack Higgins comes across a All Books Editor boldt's also, for even though Alistair MacLean's latest right, the angel Sophia and Why this Is Bellow says Charlie is doing the talking DON --_____ Phil Thomas orkmg and producing His Charlie's recollections of thrower who can kill with a of Jennie" new book is fitting testament those past days, and Hum- casual flick of the wrist. And In an effort to put things ( --- NO I i ,- few major writers cumntly flumboldt's set. This story is anytime. and a super knife best known for his "Portrait I R4 ____ -1-1 Ij-,W.- r. I N 1'.1 • 47 Wise n,.1,1 14 Heavy blow Writing with his usual naped and begins thinking gentleness. Natha n firml y that the plan to snatch the leads his characters to a most British leader and run back to - • .v ml he Paces Bellow as he has shown in more. Years earlier, a people's necks with the nothing to occupy themselves, witty ending in which Sophia such perb novels as "The nobody, Charlie had "sound of a rotten bough This is the gist of this touch- and Buckthome mar as the Adventures of Augie March," befriended Humboldt, at that shearing under the wood- ing little parable by Robert legions of Heaven and Hell put "Hertog" and now in "Hun'- time a noted poet. As time man's axe," a super lariat Nathan, author of so many deaside their differences to boldt's Gift" is one of the passed, Charlie's star rose, artist who can lassoanything. lightful novels, but probably celebrate the union. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - to boot, Naturally even Bruno has to ... 41 Eploch 42 Slaq 46 Aiih.jrj In(l ~ln 12 Eye part (anal 1 13 Air fco-b ihrowing the natural order of develop a strum that will kill plot in such a waythat It Is not things into an imbalance. If the virus and things will soon long befor. the reader forgets mankind continues along its be ba ck to normal on earth. that Churchill was not kid- - I about to pleased with since it is - a lasting impression. Saul Cliarlie is a writer who have some help so he enlists violent path it will soon exliellow is one of the few who achieved faine and wealth fits buddies, who include a su- terminate itself, leaving the do. and (hen didn't write any per strong man who cracks otherworldly beings with I I ISiondcter;;une 9l a L 5_ 11 t.m -_-._1 men. a that what is causing men to it is Ifiggins' great credit situation neither title forces of behave in swh a rotten man- that not only does he caputre Ifeaven nor of Hell are ner is a virus that causes me- the reader's interest int- BOOK REVIEWS Pages. $10. *C -A OsprJ IiUMUUi1flStjF[ fly - Evening Herald, Sanford,F EA Beco i*n g Attached To Bellow S Peo e - ____ -. Alld - I \.__ by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE - -: - Sunday, Sept. 7. 1975 BEETLE BAILEY L •e quarter of a - �SC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday. Sept. 7. 1971 _______________________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY In I Mort Walker ( .E IN'T ER __ - - ( N=-A e . . P-,X./ / E --~[-----, ElJ I .KZ ; C%%E -;Z kf , I____________ ,,_ B O'W1tl 1) and JASl by Dick limier CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE Jfli( (tRY ed to open that suit. This 6Jk: ance ga e v to discard his los. t 1c 8 L ir __ folAORROW ",- 1 ~ V5 __ _ - fl ________________________________ N*~ , ALLEY 0 e/iJf •9643 Then SOUTH tOt '""~ J"~ • -'T\%O WING ) IP \ WE 9ZUN NW PLACE FOR T141 . ,A.I (Ij ,L ?V-_( 4r ~t . - 0 . , M , - __ I._,,~~ ~. . , ". ,.:.. I ,r t ~~_- i ~I I BOUT', j "" MOLL' s T, COP ?, is -'-I -4,, '~~EQS AN' DO A 1-1 Y"I . . __ __ . . . . a'. I .r_-.~ r 0. Z& t : &-_ . - . 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" L'AD5 . . / . situation They've converted My aunt would have made a to Christmas panty hose. I'm concerned over what's natural Santa ... she has her going to happen w hen one of very own moustache. I'm told there's a special Uxxse bruiny kids asks a -. ICI lFt1 Illitzen," we're more likely to EW i~ R, W _____ - 1 77) I Barbara," and has four dldie changes. It's madness This next season will 'ust ahou kIll 0it tueabeiY walning spirit for me. I used to donate several .''*a I and Miss Santa Claus tries to steer him into buying a dolly be hearing, "On Deborah, On that says, I %. Moral Issues 12 - 30 (9) Lets Make A - \ times prior to Christmas eve just to get a close look at the unbefievable Santas they used to hire who weighed 96 pounds nnothipmwed beard that hid a sallow complexion, . AN - a ruin WINTHROP 1 VIII _ r_ _ ARE 700 M JL_STON 'r'OL.R NcZ) I ,.,•-•,..v_-,t • / '\ - 11) -74117 X. '"i , '---------------. ,""/" I HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC f,r I t/ running nose and watch him struggle to ring the bell with both hands, Ilike mySantasemaciatet t)1c)':t,(hk I The kind that in on the bk., kid IM The department stores 'hould know it Is good business to employ a Santa Claus who 13 a conversation niece He brinus Irate fj. _ (F jInt) , t . i It ilifolt. Mark my words, ii this .-... '. — 11 - CAPTAIN EASY 17 5 'o4E 06~0-! &'_1KPE*,k:LIR PAALF JITE Gor'. AND L'M E ~30 .' Nor Su;rE Ho%v WELL ,IT Wojtr) p<,, , r Lip Ip N%y WIFE c544 I, THAr,!5 rNE ( OF MA(:HIf,Aj EVER K t - - -• / - -. ,' I I own MAROE WILLIAMS n2 w2 Sanford '-O,j A040 " SHIRLEY COOPER 934-9212 Casselberry Winter I drings 1 flfamonte5p'lng ngwood SHIRLEYMILLET -- - . _ I ) ' ; ) - 'IIJ ______ . (6) Children's I, .r r I I '• changes Theatre g garlic and cigar smoke breath, the stomach ruirn. blings and the gin-laced words of North Pole wisd1om. These are hard items to duplicate with water cress sandwiches and frozen daiquIris Either way Christmas will never again be what we made to HILDA RICHMOND - But some people delight in spoIling everythIng Is Deltona .' 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WEDNESDAY SEPT. io EVENING 7- 00 (3) To Tell The Truth (6. 5) Concentration (9) Billy Graham (13) Hear It Now I . ~,~ (24) Intercom 24 I (35) Star Trek 1% (44) Hogan's Fteroes Right Adams creen Test (44) The Mod Squad 12 10 (44) Don Donahue 1 .- 00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Daily Word FRIDAY, SEPT. i2 EVENING Voo (2) To Tell The Truth (6-1) Concentration (9) Oral Robe-riv, (13) tL aw And Mr Jones (24) Senior Scene (44) Ernest Anqlev Hour io 30 (2 U Run Joe Run (9) Uncle Croc's I3lock (24) Carrascolencias (35) Cartouns ios (6) In The News 11:00 (2,5) y And The Planet of The Apes (6) Far Out Space Nuts (13) Daytime (24) Jim Thomas Outdoors 1175 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock 11:30 (2) Westwlnd (6) Ghost Bust ers (8) Speaking With Your Hands (9) The Odd Ball Couple N q . ~ ~ I ( IP YOII L n. n -, - - A ,~ o 1 ,-•. - ' of Magic ,,,.,...: . the place clean. "I didn't expect this." Both dealers asked for other II OF LENIN HA= 1N G 'THE Sove-r el. But some e Seminole I ation , tor citizens for $7,000the group - LANDSLIDE THEY v 15 AL'o$-r *E CHIEFTAIN'S OF THE :. THE What do the) expect me to reduced - - ._ , -- - ~,_ - , , J etistomers away' "M% customers are very rnaga,tne, e,3ys the move to unhappy. A school principal company-operated self-se- who has been trading here nice stations, which have e ver since I started said she been offering lower gasoline wanted to know, , is the small wouldn't tw renewed. Hughes ficestock room, a painting of was offered $4,000 to get out early. "I asked if I could stay or base another station but they haven't come u with an'thing." hesaId In nearby Hollywood, Al Bates got a 30-day notice and says lie sold, for $7,000, the himself and the bomber he flew In World War II hung on .'h _____ ' ... - . means 1 column by 2 in. Ches ad to be noticed or ef. ____ . ! - I WE'LL CLEAN I BEDROOM iTraII,c area only) with of the above øec'i' r,lhrr 1 (till A (t '1 'rt Hittawa 1 s ) asked rig. ilifP'\ Iflt AAL'i'JI 21\ AIIIL' r 'iir'n 1" .1 I '1i 1 T1- ]rrl'I I 1 iI I L11-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII — ilAvE, --_________ 24-HOUR SERVI E _______ esins office 'ontinued use r 671 5453 Aka "S 1 I . I G I, - . U - ------. 1 3 o sk\ (24) The Arbors U, come the -cal point" for to bring about be area. :~ -_ - -_ -- -W . , _______ - -- - - - - . -- _____- .. - : ,. .- .-- —- -.-.-. - - . - . I. ,.. , N:* ~~j.- r - Qlr -'~~Lv, i m !;Fi--4,1_i_- 471. ~ ' . - 711 1. A - I.... _ . . -IL ~ _ *-`,"'Q-- -,-!,*,.* iiber building, ii 'n t e s c om leased froiii __ _ , _ t I.T___ -' -' ' AT A'V)fE' ) - • ' " .il a rent of , it is not a rpi)Se for tht Apally owned GUARANTEE CARPET CLEANING & DYE CO. _____________ • ;,A its I Commerce -- . I, i'.. . -r' fl..~ . 1W 1.~,_, ., . jj _~;~1i-r. ~ - -_- -.- s , ' !." - ; - ews articles . I., Hattaway __ - III G441 IUFflOIh are1aIdOrsentaicacp,fsncIudd,fl),,pi.dq, WAS IN A VERy ----- ,- '. ", *~ ',I ,~_ - - - I .- ., ,_ ~..j Ade available Seminole in M . I_ L.?T4_ Steamed Clearied TOPASK ABOUT OUR HALL OF LINE SERVICE WARRANTY Our peru ,lI CiIn your ,, nq SETTER you have ever ,r.n bfoe,. 'r your money is rhymed IN FULL Upftoi4te,, _• - r`V- ~~Vr_- t - imerm of a lose s office ') m $345 -.. . ' ral Robert elfectajuly effect k'tej Knowles -. ' e Carpets - ,:7 I l/"n''rrf '-- P-Il!1 i )alrlso RUG FOR ONLY I - 11 - .. . on hoot ir 0 THIS WEEK ONLY r'Ij' AZI_IiIhIIi I I Price .- .- - I fl 1' 13nnishined 9-jr 11 iJ(tJ t NESS IN HIS VCICE.. 2 501/5. ET , — t' ..i'ii.. • CLEANED i Ii t;nrge -- Ecr' - i 'ji'Ifq 1JI rpj -. fective? You're reading dIed liii tO ____ - -. Too small for an -arefully. consists of mlnLstrdtisc county coniand Jail - , - this onel ________________________________ ANY LIVING ROOM DiNING ROOM lot d,n,nq 'rfl .? 7 '' NAIL ct.fr5ANo, I? OS ( t ( ONLY - t a' irther study. 'nih agreed, . , ~.~ ., .. ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS OF ROOM SIZE II II i %_ - /• . _________________________________________________________________________ j - " surprised when the word ;- r"%P..d . came. "I pay rent accordingto the gallons I pump," Hughes said, "They set a goal for every CAR ' '. the cinderblock wall not far Yihtn ttit ,t. ______ away. Hughes said he was sc irs ; -_ -. . , - Out'?" a deficierwv. . . _~_ Sitting in his cluttered of- - - erson said £' - Petroleum News, an Industry a -I A arty bud V uNcN for Was reduced -_ man could he relocated near nationwide he said k-I i la -_ by Fronk Hill . Jj (.AM 0n. : . so, ' :. they'd jump me about my gal. - IL expected to heir ulepart. ' - national trend. (44) Star 'rrei 1(1 (24) Black Perspective On The News Saucer , ,;;,PuIMr. '. like to help. -But stations are Tulley said companies are hard to get right now," he Act 6*00 (6, 0) New% 1 . '' confirmed what Hughes said. "Any point of business is sthtions,and lulley says he'd had renewed annuallv for la 7'30 (9) Wrr'stllnq (13) MovIe 3 00 (24) Book Ikat 3 30 (9) Miss Bla ck America (24) Romagnoli s Table 113S) Bobby GoldsN)ro I . /T"- .. steady flow of customers, Told in mid-August his lease Grape Ape Where Are You? 8 -00 112.811 Little House On The Prairie ffouttnutd On Page 7D) SHORT RIBS NAVE ;. V"\:'. , 11 '- i- prices to Ironsurners, is a I)usinessman on the way (24) Caught In The Rock '1 ire :;,: - - , (44) Hocjan,% Heroes .~ . A I __ ,- . f. r in Gulf uniforms waited on a . 5-00 (2) The Invisible Man (5) High Chapperal (9) Wide World Of Spar I % Show era "We're picking locations, "They told me this place has more potential in selfservice than like ,t is now,' Hughes said as two employes Man Destroy% (IS) Car And Tra(k (44) Sports Legends (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9 75 (6) In The News ; .," go elsewhere for an oil inSouthHorida,ThcNatlonal (24) Man Builds (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 9 - 00 (2-111111 Secret Life Of Walter Kitty - ,,, Hughes supervisor in South Florida. lonage, or about not keeping change, tire repair or tuneup. .1 * .10 (6) CBS soorts (24) Mister Rodgers Neighborhood " .- operated, selfservice station Shell. Exxon and Standard (to," Bates &aid. "Wait around whose customers will have to are foHowing a similar trend for a year while they take my Ba%eball Jerry . .' Both got the word from Miami that day I thought replaced b a company (6) Movie (24) Creative Faulty (35,44) Braves Hour (8) JAbberwocky (9i Tom And ', would be more prof itable that enough to their present Hughes, 54 and a Gulf way . Gulf's goal is to convert stations to keep regular dealer for 18 cars, is to be 15 to 20 per cent of its stations customers. Baseball (6) Buq% Bunny I 1uJI I love this W.E. Tulley, Gulf sales Gene I! 56 (6) In The News 7:00 (2.5) Major League (9) Hong Kong Phooney (24) Villa Aleqre (44) Wally s Workshop 8 ?S (6) In The Newt (9) ScPxjolhoj Rock ' Service. but not for long. (3S) Greatest Sports Legends 1756 (6) In The News 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children*-. Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Washington Week (35) NFL Action '73 Ramm Bamm . You can get anything your converting to self-service said, offering no hope either (9) Invaders (24) Wall Street Week (35) Carol Mann Celebrity Golf (6) Pebbles & 'r I car needs at Hughes Gulf where a particular station 1 - 30 (8) SaeAklm With 4 ' week but my wife is un- profit." American Ba ndstand (24) Feeling Good (6) Fllnstories (5) Go 800 (2) Emergency (9) "1 dcrst.anding and I love IL" (5) Informatico Jeannie (6) U S Of Archie (8) BAnana Sølits 10'OO (4) The Carol Burnett Show (9) Lawrence Welk LAUDERDALE. - AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Josie and The Cosby Kids Hardy -- -'" Theater (44) Movie 930 (4) Bob N Cwharf P1 lose bathed in the mid-day sun, hc added, "lt's72 hours a 17-24 (6) In The. News (9) Schoolhouse R oc k 17 30 (2) Go USA (6) Fat Albert And (6) SATURDAY SEPT. 13 MORNING 600 (6) Growers Almanac 6:75 (2) Daily Devotional 630 (3) Acr os s The Fence (6) Sunrise Semester .. way to SR I 17:00 (2) Movie (44) Untoucha bles 17:30 (5) Protectors 00 (44) Time Tunnel 1:45 (9) Movie 7:00 (2) Rock Concert 330 (2) Daily Devotional 3:30 (9) Movie (9) Movie service station he is about to not dealers."said Tulley, who (35) Unlscooe (44) Mov ie 3 - 50 (1) Movie .4:00 (44) Movie 5:70 (9) Movie 5- 30 (44) Movie Y.SL[1LMBLR - Avenue and Coastline The Protectors Television declared. Squinting while the (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood $1 I .. . ' Wr.'stling lion (6-9) News (35) 700 Club (44) St.ir Trek 11:15 (9) flews 11:30 (6) MuvI'. Moore Show (9) SWAT (24) Hollywood III1 work," information 8 (9) Speed Buggy ) All Star Wrestling )'30 (2.9) Midnight Special (9) Movie P1 FORT Dindsaurs (44) Movie - • (44) Friends Of Man 11:56 (6) In The News 1:00 (9) Movie rha,oionshp G Op to Must Give Business (AP) the Pusisycals 17:00 ) Movie (1) New% (1) Wide World of (44) Wrestling 730 (2) Fr iends Of Man (24) When TV Was Live (44) Rapping Mannion 8:00 (2.8) Emergency (6) The Jeffersons () Muhammad All Variety Special (24) Philadelphia - (35) ll,terntjonl also is set to ng part of th Street f P (6) Valley of the i Folk Festival (35) Movie (44) MusIc City UcA 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 810 (6) rJ€ (44) Bobby Goldsboro 9 oo U Blue (44) Love American Style (35) Pat) Goes The Country EVENING 7 - 00 (2) Last Of The Wild (6) He II.,w (8) News Conference (9) Liwrence Welk Burns Allen Sundiy S(pt 7 191S 71) • Marble (2) Jnbberwocky Theater Movie 9 26 (6) In The News 10:00 (2.8) Land Of The Lost (6) The Shazam IcR Hour (9) tiew Adventures Of Gliligan (24) The Electric Weather Entertainment 9 00 (7 5) Fllery Queen (6) Movie (9) Str ee ts Of Style • Up,Land Use (24) The Sinners (35) 700 Club Minute (11) Movie Gt%oqraphic Marble I ~,. m (3.5) Star Trek (44) Hog an's 7:30 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (1) World At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Na tiona l Fight ot The Week (44) Love American Style (6) Young And . Deal (13, 35) Burkvs Law (44) Dinaht 11:00 (2LL9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Love American (13) News Close Animals (13) Lw And Mr. Jone% (24) Intercom 71 (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan s Heroes l'iO (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Good Time% Lets Make A Deal (13) Movie Minute 1200 (5) (24) Intercom (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2, 4. 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Live It) Happy Days (24) Electric Company 7700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6, 1) Concentration (1) Wild World of Squad (6, 8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals 113) Sporlinq Britain 124) Mr, Rogers Neighborhood * Theatre (44) Movi,L1000 (2,5) Police Woman 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6. 44) ovie (9) New% (24) Boarding House (35) Friday Night Fights THURSDAY SEPT. 11 EVENING 7:30 (6) Space 1999 (8) Let's Make A (44) Green Acres EVENING 17- 30 (44) Donahue 1 - 00 (2, Show Tomorrow Eveni ng ft rild Sanford, Fl (8) 525,000 Pyrirnid (9) Hollywood Scivares (13) All Star Wrestling (44) Love Arn'rtcan Style 8:00 (2) Sanford And San (6) MA S H (9) Mobile One (24) Washington Week In Review (44) Dinah 8:30 (2.8) ChIco And The man (9) Movie (13) Movie (24) Wail Street Week 8:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 800 (2, 8) Rockford Files (6) Hawaii Five 0 (9) Movie (24) Masterniece It . / yg@r\f,,%& g,%r\nN N If I. (6) (9) I f0f . Riulutlnued roin Page &t)t . (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2.9. 13) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Var ie t y IoO (2) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) World Press (35. 44) Movie 1:30 (2, I, 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) A The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Dea I (24) Florida Report 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 11:00 112. 1, 13) High Rollers (6) GambIt (9) Show Offs __ . -~ 1 - LFj - - -- p , tome that may not appear here Consult your daily Herald TV listing for late program Watchinq won= Santa Claus thing catches on the kids are really Forest Cil U, - 1:00 (2) Florida's including black kettle arid accumula d snowflakes, It was worth It to eyeball his It _e_11* I y li F aw — I .-. - - fR7 2 make daytime proqvarn change from I,cn Deal te _ r I (44) Underdog Stations 1:30 (2) Nashville Music Issues And i l'JOTUNG 6.tJT COMMERCIALS' (74) Kups Show (35) The Saint (44) Love. American Style 17:00 (3), 5) Meet The Press 12:15 (9) Sammy & (6) Face The Nation Company (9) Insight 1:00 (2) Daily Devotional (IS) Wrestlinq 1 - 15 (9) Daily Word i t's The Law from the change. Instead of jammer with a cow catcher EVERY1EE'yu TURN C014MERCIIALS, COMMERCIALS, MORE COMMECII&I! (6) Bicentennial Minute 8:30 (2) NBC Mystery Movie (6) 60 Minutes (24) Creative Faculty (35) Old Time Gospel Hour (44) Leroy Jenkins 9 00 (9) NFL Pre Season F ootball 10:00 (35) James Robison (44) Come Together 10:30 (3) The Evil Touch (6) Great Mysteries (1) News Conference (24) Monty Python's Flying Circuit (44) Night Gallery (44) Spanish Mvie (9) Medix (24) TennIs (35) Champions (44) Movie Beatrice." And Rudolph the red-nosed BLONDIE I Theatre (6) Movie (9) News cram course for the ladles.., female santa for a scaledhow to fight off lap-sit ters down flangeless, Emodel, over 40 years old Rocky Mountain, double 'Things are bound to suffer boiler, steel railway piston the familiar, 'On Donder, On / ______ The Christmas stocking a New York agency, 102 of the industry is sick over the whole applicants are women -' ___-1...... ~ ,,. i .4 --_ (74) MasterpIece AFTERNOON reindeer will carry a powder transition is frightening. I t -- 'It II TELEV (9) Baptist Church (IS) First N'tptist Church Of Merritt Island Clauses being trained for this been replaced with "tee hee." 42LASS II it -1 t -ja. * I I.. , I - r- - f .L . - - - 1.I - 144) The Mod coming Christmas season by IIP)'k i ' Z, a N %i V AV 11~~-t~ 11.# Uf (44) Big Blut Marble 9'30 (2) Gospel Jubilee (5) Catholic'Mass (9) Make A Wish (44) Little Rascals 9:55 (2) Week In Congress 10:00 (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (U ()aI Roberts (9) Dr Who (35) Blue Ridge Quartet (44) Movie 1030 (2) Movie (6) Look Uo And Live (6) Rayshore World (9) Devlin (3$) For es ight 2020 11:00 (6) Camera Three I deep In unisex and the puff. BUGSBUNNY ,, I I tf% If""w .6.1.~& #I.- 11:45 (44) Movie Let's face it. We're neck I IF ~ 1 - ni ',:si - led a club. East 111111 I r -- : W. IL - 7 i - I1 it DA Y I \ \ I -- FC'o 'C . v - ,,AJ. .E V ~d V 2V I to .' — ;;, Sunday. Sept. 7, 1975 60-Evening Herald, Sanfod, Ft. rue urn Dfbk1 iern THE --C' , &",:I i ?oom Cøfti ;;. - - - I / - -1 I ^ F*V * iul1 id . -: "M"_ 1', of spades and " I, - __ f L. .'I _______ pikt l to ayed a low diamond and rutted in his own hand. Then he drew 1097 Siiiida 1 proceeded to how _____________ AKQ - had bid spades. East couldn't hold many and there would be no to handle his spade Va63 •kQJ85 T L_ I Qfb -, it ' I - agen cy :_.t-_-A1_______ ~.4 �8C-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Sept. 7, 1,7% BEETLE BAILEY 0, R Mort Walker _____ •& ( ' I cov ; kr Ity ()SWALI) and JAMK.S JM'OliV __________ / N ORTH r; EATIOG wisr EAST £ Q . 1065 44 V 63 K Q . 85 • 9 643 £A7642 SOLT11 ID) A A K 983 - J 1097 V' • 'HEN COME OvER HOW ABJT E AN' ) (T P?IS M)JNLI31.cT1N' IT O'4'i 'bNL'y 5 ... MLL' ( S1EES ) CLEAR North South vulncrabk IJGH 1H' LU4H IF ThEV' ON ONE DINNER HOuR& STAN i CC1JDrnON...)krTc.1EN! - West North Siiiiila 14etWd ------k' n - - by Dave Grouc — ed to open that suit. This gave Dick a chance to discard his los. ing club on dummy's ace of diamonds, but Dick saw that the club discard was going to be a snare and a delusion. West had bid spades. East couldn't hold many and there would be no wayto handle his spade losers. Then Dick proceeded to show how to play the hand. He played t,t.. A . ui iIwfl d1 runcu i 1I own hand. Then he drew trumps, cashed his ace and king of spades and led a club. East had to take his ace and lead a club or diamond to dummy. 6 72 42 1072 Q . 109 I CogMST TOMPRIZOW 11 a I eD-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL A _11 •ft' > - BD WS ' Ag D P)S... .. ,NIASII on Mike Douglas' show and he was dressed in his usual woman's outfit. I as wondering if he dresses like that in in real life? N. P.. South Windsor, Cl. A: No, Sn for, it's only an 4N'0 E .'?(ES A3uE AS .%C,.4 AS VOU TO o —. ON, — - MORNING own gullibility, the show things about amriiat_s from them. I lo% ever, I presuimit' starts. Q I'd like to know MIN tilt, great rock groulz are on TV at such a late hour. Some teen-agers don't like waiting up until I a.m. Why can't they he on at an earlier time, even if the old people don't like (1? escr)one BUGS BUNNY shows, (tLLTR"I'A \ \\ \ posted together to make upso many cf the animal shows. Q: When the networks schedule do all the local stations that are hooked up to the networks have to take them ? R.C.B.. Tulsa, Akin. A: Nope. Each of the networks owns live stations which usually carry the network lineup Intact. The rest of the networks' 170-210 stations each is owned by other pa and merely afliliatedwlththenetworkslo carry most, but not necessarily all, .1 the network programs. For Instance ABC network now Is having trouble persuading some midwest and rural affiliates to pick up its new tall cosnedy,"Welcom Back." It's set in Brooklyn sham school and some station managers few their bacolie viewers won't dig the big city humor. Q: Did Robert Fuller of CLASS. - 61j b 4POW A.9 OC v CICERds F BLON DIE EY44E U TIA (i&5 CJWiEC'ALS, MORE COMMEPC1A$ NOThNG BUT COMMERCLALS' - com nies "Emergency" play on "ltawhide" or laramnie?" A: "Laramie." lie was also tn the final seasonol"Wagon Trals." Q: I'm so sick of all the shooting and killing on television. Why can't they WINTHROP turn entertainers ARE 700. LJL.iSTO - Vr like 3:(* (35)- Flamingo RoadJoan Crawford, Zachary %\'y 7 THAT ( OF TJ4( MCI4I EVER WIFE b1EE ,4 8haLIO#IAIR(55 . back i f _4 l it •• _______ - artistic content. Q: I certainly would like to know why good rogram,s like "Born Free" and "Apple's Way" are taken off, yet the worst written, worst acted of all, "Get Christie Love," is left to take up time when something that Is really entertaining could be shown? It.S.W., Grand Rapids A: Contracts, budgets and which network is involved will be back for the 1976-77 season. lie already has a sponsor for a full season of variety hours, Q: Are Wink Martindale and Tom Kennedy related? They sure do look alike I).S., I'ntcrson, N.J. A: Nope. They merely use the same smile, I saw "Earthquake" and i thought the sound vibration effect was really real. Are they going to make any more movies using anything Like that ? It sure makes the movies seem real. B.B.N., Brunswick, Ga. A: Yep. Universal Studio calls it "S.ensunound" and it will be used during the big naval battle in the —1? 4!! fi I - Dorothy 8:00 (35)-G-Men-Jamnes Cagney, Lloyd Nolan, Margaret Lindsay 8:30 (2,8)- I2Iery Jim Hutton, Kim Hunter, Ray MiIIand, David Wayne, Monte Markham 11:30 (1)-Lady In A CaseOlivia Deflavilland, Ann Kona Coast— Ru hard Boone. Vera Mies 9l - 1FFFRN(H)N 1:00 (35)-17hree Cheers For The Irish- Dennis Morgan, Priscilla Lane 1:00 1441-Gateway- Don Amneche, Arleen Whelan (;nri'in-Wallace 11:30 (8)13 Rue Madeleine- James Cagney, Annabella MORNING 9:00 (91—Adventure Barbara Stanwy.k AFTERNOON 1:00 (351-Winter Meeting- Bette Davis, .Jim Davis 1:00 (44)— Molly & MeMonty Woohic, Grade Fields - 9:00(9)- Never Say Goodbye (see Ch. 449 p.m. Monday) (35)-Kansas City Preston Foster, John Payne Foster. 1:00444)-Paris Alter DarkGeorge Sanders, Brenda Marshall Confidential— EVENING 7:30 (13)- Road To Glo17 Frederic Maria, Warner Baxter. Lionel B5ITYIflorC 9:00 (44)-Dawn PatrolErrol Flynn, David Niven, Basil Rathbone 9:30(35)-Mission StardustEssyPersson, Lang Jeffries 11:30 (6)- The Dirty Dosen (2,8)- White 9:00 (35)- And Tomorrow-Alan 1:00 (13)- Ghost River 1:30 (35)-Apache WomanLloyd Bridges, Juan Taylor 2:00 (6)- Journey To the Far Side of the Sun- Boy Thinnes. herbert him 2:00 (44)- Man Made Mon ster- Lon Chancy, Lionel Atwill, Anne Nagel 2:30 (13)- Road Ti) (;Iory Me Ryan Cannon, Coburn, Joan Errol Flynn, Parker, Gig James 1 I A History Of Sanford i by Peter Schaal I I Peter Scha.31's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than 6000 local names is still available (limited fortunately. supply). I by Bob Thavcs f Vt APIV DOLLAR 1?1 LL fyi i reduced ury budget than $15- I James Mason, Ian McShane, Racqtrl Welch Young, Ida Lupino 11:30 (2)- Torture Garden— Garden11:30 (6)- Hells Angels On Burgess Merideth, Jack Wheels- Jack Nicholson, Palance Adam Roarkc 11:30 (1)- Dark City11:30(44)- The Black Cat- • Charlton Heston Basil Rathbone, Nigel 11:30 (9)- The Five PenBruce sales- Danny Kaye, Bar. 1:00 (44)Whispering bara Belgeddes Smith-Alan Ladd, Brenda 1:45 (9)- panic In the Marshall, Robert Preston Streets- Picard Widmark, 1:30 (9)-. Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Paul Douglu Hyde- Spencer Tracy, 3:30 (9)- Becky Sharpe— Ingrid Bergman Loretto Young, Celeste 2:30 (40-Home Sweet Holm IIomkld- Randolph ott, 4:44 9)- Sons and LoversPeggy Ann Garner Trevor Howard, Dean 3:50(9)IltCameFromOuter Stockwell ') over to the irther study 'ik agreed, -houjd to rr(ully consists of Iministrau', c county coin, J-JT aLi '—I - arid 5NOTSO/' REPLIES ARPJ AHGR$LY. L00A, THERE /5 NO 5L000 ON MY 63A41EtIT5. .) wivi (,3 SHORT RIBS WW 515 ITP WE /'Ov,'iP 4 A?//E WI 7/I A JtWELLE0 H/17 //ANTZ FUItA FOUGHT FOR /T HAI'/TZ WON A//P 11/0 7/fE &000/60 A'N/FE /N5/PE / 1/5 5H/R1' The Price or NEXT WEEK- 13tnishmctif, '.. 1 : . : h'. ' THE BORN LOSER ' Ion 9 -t '' tNtV It-I ( -jt rIt'71, .1. k)UNL) DP BPAKIM &LA56 WkJ VSF0L WIF'P OUT THE P16TORG, UJCOVJ.I. by Art Sansom it1N .L Nfr\N L1VN 1t1t2 1SV1N N(J't VJiTh THE POWER MOWER... .,,L-A2"I 1 WHO it ATE TL)5,(AL005A ALLEP A2 5AIf7 S 60MMo FORA VISIT, , _ ' C? ------- — I I I . -: rt lItt.awa rings) asked ral Robert effect a Jul'. evin's offici ontinued use lcasselberr imerce of a i building. tews articles y, Hattaway o Shevin, the lose its s office. ade available Seminole in , "Asswning f Commerce 'geti a rent of it is not it rpose for the (hamber of lize a portion upally owned .5. I... • ' .. ,-- ': 'lsr - ' j 'S.'. . •. - , I I j appearing in The Herald are available to you in WO reprint size for $4.00 plus tax. DIAL 322-261 1 or 831-9993 I C r I L , ,S • • I '-'I ' I I -— II g .L_ I I III'j v-i sr-u iiber buiIdin, ionIc's cornleased Iron; innually, Hat. is become the *cal point" for ivities and bring about economic the area. I if I'M 2UIi A 601P0R - LQ1 HAF1'E'J?I by Frank Hill to lose WE'D IE To BY ON in 8A///$HE0/w HE 6RC,'iL5. THE1, WITH SAPflESS III HIS YCICE: 'I HAVE /(0 SO//S." r Sanford 'minerce has )Waed facility quarter of a ;iiirurd Cliv SIE LFat / Jail orge — VIP XF 0 nderson said Hackett, R -. —. 3:00 (35)- It Ain't flay- Lou Abbott, Bud Costello, Grace McDonald 3:30(44)-Homieldal-- Glenn Corbett,, Patricia Breslin EVENING 8:00 (35)- Spirits Of the Dead- Rridgette Bardo, Peter Fonda, Jane Fonda 9:00 (44)- Dames- Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler 9:00 (8)- The Last of Sheila- Richard Benjamin, I movie, "Midway," which is FRANK AND ERNEST Seminole at:on for %; .is reduced mr citizens for $7,000 the group 4 ht And The I ,, World War II Years mif you have a television or Sold by C.I.P. Proceeds to be used for Seawalk mniie question, send It to the beautification. TV Time Answer Man in care of this newspaper. Time of Only S9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford ileneral interest will be an. Atlantic National Bank, or call 322.6473 for swered in this column. fly, delivery. Answer Man gets so many letters he is unable to send L "W" "all 1~1~1 I'M, low low "aw personal replies. i .00 -a. M. -~ now in production, I request for (a Loretta Young play a bier role than popularity or enjoyment quotient in determining what sta)s or goes on '11 un- ii(1 '°ru: ield to last el. But some drastically Now "Sanford I . 01 Ladd, r I - ' Black & White MORNING Lightning- Boot Reynolds, Jennifer Bithngsley, Ned (4 4)-Escape NeverEleanor 1:00 Harvey I 9:00 AFTERNOON Thursday 9:00 EVENING 8:00 (35)-Desperate Jour Errol Flynn, neyBaymogtj Massey 9:00 (9)- Diamonds Are Forever- Sean Connery MORNING 8:00 (35)-Rebus- Ann Margaret, Lawrence ire ---, Tr& expected to heir depart- MORNING 9:30 (13)- Railroad AF1EIIN)ON Friday Wednesday EVENING ' i;-!. •' Saturday - Brown, (Part!) rf Robbins Four Jills In a 5:30 (411 Martha Itayc, Jeep-CaroleLandis, Kay Francis MORNING In Baltimore- Robert Young. Shirley Temple Berry, 5:20 (9)- Buffalo Gun-Wayne Morris, Marty EVENING :30 1131-Ghost I)lverJames Craig. Audrey Totter $:30 (35)-Timbuktu Victor Mature, Yvonne l)eCarlo 9:00 (6)- Assignment To Kill- Patrick O'Neal, Joan Hackett 9:00 (44i Dive BomberErrol Flynn, Fred MacMurray, Alexis Smith 11:30 (6)- Kansas City Bomber- Itacquel Welch, Kevin McCarthy 7:30 (13)-Railroad-- John 9:00 191- The Man From Ireland, Sheila Ryan Down Under- Charles 8:00 35- Young RebelLaughton, Ilinnie Barnes j0 Ferrer, Louis Jordan AFTERNOON 9:00(41)... Uncerta in Glory1:00 (35)-Jammie- Joyce Errol Flynn, Paul Lukas. Reynolds, Edward Arnold Faye Emerson 1:00 (44)- Nancy Steele Is 11:30(6)-The Dirty DozenMissing- Peter Lorre, Jim Lee Marvin Victor McLaglen, June (Part 1) Lang Southern British Columbia hassling with the producers over money and scenes •1' to Crosby, EVENING - after — " age group which advertisers most want to reach. The young, the old, The men all are being told to go take a flier while the networks pursue their ad rrveuue. Q: Is it true that Beatrice Arthur of "Maude" is actually a man who had a sex change operation? A friend of mine claims he saw her on Johnny Carson's show while was giving the details of the operation. S.I.H John.stown, Pa. A: Her grown sons tend 10 doubt that. Q: Is "We'll Get By" really being taken off the air? Ican't imagine why. It's a lovely, funny show and quite true to life. Alan Alda is an excellent writer. — K.M.C. Waldwick, N.J. A: Yep. It was so low key It tailed to stimulate an audience in this era when loud, abrasive insult humor seems to be in A: You're speaking of Michael Ontkean who went - CAPTAIN EASY 'Ou JP iT5 T4E c" 'vi)UR .'VE GOT AND LM JE -4O' WELL '." the programming is primarily - Como Is qWte content to do two shows a year. Williams I&""( Ring lamour,, Bob Hope 3:30 (2)- Fourty Guns To Apache Pass- Audic 1u - y, Laraine Stephens original third rookie on' "The Rookies?" his part now Is played byBruceFajrbajrn. E.R.K. Middletown, A: /____'•\ 310 (44)-Road To 83l1 ' — fl)}tNlN(; ' SUND'\ SEPfl.MBLR7, 1973 (also is set to .ng part of 1 25th Street Avenue and Coastline way to SR I. Carlson, Spae.'-Richard lhLl'bilrft Ru.sh 4:00 144)- A Message Ti, A FTERNOON 1:00 (35)-Four WivesPriscilla Lane, Claude Rains 1:00 (44)- Three 1.111k Girls In Blue- June liaver, Vivian Blaine. Vera Ellen EVF.NIN(; aimed at women In the 18-34 Andy Karen Valentine, Richard IMfli Tuesday 1:00 (44)— Count Three and Pray- Van helm, Joanne %!i I.avnwnt1 Burr :30 (8 I- To Kill Mockingbird- Gregory Peck, Mary Badham 2:30-( 91- Khartoum--Charlton Ileston, Lawrence Olivier. — Williams and Perry Como with regular shows? AL least they didn't frighten the dog. V.S.B, Watertown, N.Y. The Comic- Dick ArIEIIN(M)N Q: What happened to the Ewing back some of the good Brian 1)nlcvv 10:30 (2) J.S., Hackensack. N.J. A: It's not only teen-agers who are being had by the wouldn't be to bad. M. ob.networks. Except fur jection Is to the rather shabbySaturdaymornings when the way old stock footage Is networks hustle the Little kids. I McCrea, Say Goodbye- Errol Flynn, Eleanor Parker, Forrest Tucker 11:30 (6)- The Girl Who Came Gift-Wrapped- - The Virginian Joel This Week Realty 9:00 44)-Never Sunday and I have learned interesting you have a logical reason for uur attitude. It may be you objection to exposing the animals before the camera, Uut Li that worse than locking them in cages?- A.R.T., Virginia Reach, Va. A: If they did expose a few animals to a camera, it / ?4O I cqiwt, huc do tile) make the people laugh at the start of the show GIN., Bristol. Ct. for time to find what 'iou have the two programs, "Animal World" and "Wild World of Animals." I know most men like out )[) signs at all iting the way NVl Movies Van Dyke, Mickey Utxrnev liii The lee- Bud 11:451441 Abbott and Lou Costello against i(NOWN TV the show starts he commands to around and shake hands ith the person behind them. At the precise moment the audience breaks Into nervous neous laughter over its some f A reader from Alberta wants on "oh m & • - - - 10:00 (44) Q: I have intended to write CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS o A: After the sarm-up man has conditioned the audience to respond Jo his every command, moments before — It / - Sunday. Sept. 7. 1975 TV ANSWERMAN —7 rç .1.-.- - -- ss South East 24 34 l'a;s 6V pass Pass I)bk 7_I?TT._g -full (010 14 Tlt I ,/, 2V THE BORN LOSER by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE - .- -- - '-- -- ie) Knowles 't - ... . - - .. . ' . . . �SC—Evening Herald. Sanford Fl Sundv.rt BEETLE I the CIRCUS of I by How e P.T.ZIMBO i Scnneiaer 7MA6aC roll \ PUTTER CK ALLEY 0 voiAT A%0 WIN dam 19L— JL ____________________________________ t _____ ___________________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________ at all ting the way ) SInS - - also is set to ng part of Street i t> Avenue and _ Coastline way to Sit 1. fumelo i ire 1AVE 47 TV, An. USpat off. ... eK;*cted to - heir depart rt 'WINTHROP CAMPUS(( CAMPUS ' 7 1 GNEr'AN t ARE GOING TO ' ) IR11 - cA'( FR1Y TOtA1/ AZ~L)E As. I by Dick Cavalli / WEE GOING TO A PARTY ( NEXT WEE$< ARE TWO MORE \ ) 7CMORROW, TOO, THR vil. But some BIRTHDAY RARTIE-e... ) drastically request for = e Seminole was reduced nior citizens for $7,000 he group wi U BUGS BUt A ii nderson said reduced I '' unt) budget _____ --- __ e than . 115. - \ ______ iTWINS 'ET INVITED 1t SO NY \MST & VERY Ft (OH, IT'6 NOTTHATW'RE ( u=• h LL J ( SOFPJLAR..,FQpLE \ULTLJKE -rH ICEA I I I \\ ) ... I J J 'IjITATIQN. over to the irther study. lolk agreed. should __________ BLONDI E (...OF GETTIN1TWO SENTSFOR I 1HE PRICE C)FQNE ____ I ____ ___ Consists of Imlnlstrdti',e - CECL&L ___ J N=NG BUT / county com- I 1• LAD ____________ and Jail ,_,I 1c 1975 by kEA Inc., T UR U. S. Pat 0?? ion WINTHRC OUR BOARDING HOUSE ih by Les Carroll DEAR POLLY — Foil the birds Wio expect to dine in that freshly seeded areA! Save the tin tops and bot. toms from cans, and. with a nail punch a hole in each one about an inch from the odgo. Cut strings of equal length and faston covers to horizontal stick fastened to an tipricjht stake in the ground. Clatter of the lids keeps tho f(%athered --- PLq-515 TENCE OF 4 Of 60T I T I .L COME 57ARVIM6 7-ERIVMY._~ It f I 9A Ck W/ MOV r C OAIrq67 7' A H -HA H! A AP 51VEA X ROUA/47 7hF j6ACk__. ilm 8 A Casual Coat is r,2-,ti'll C- 'It f_11 cr -tire I 4189 -All PHOTO-Gul F1 ~ul" CAPTAIN E 1, %-OLj Asir) , ,L~LQ 411( MALE i:' _________ ' •.' . I _____ ____ -- Q 40 . / coal. 21 1, yatds 611 _____ ' I _________ i . ' DEAR POLLY Instead of throe.ing away a stale cake, I slice it Into a biking dish. mix custard as for an 41119 cust,ard plo (omit the sugar). pour over the cake and bake like a broad pudding. Servo with rich milk I learned this during rk 0,A/ 01AY.5- ?V"Ii 7— V. WITH YA! MY NERV ES 1 _S TOO 5HOOK 1 1 f3RCAo nifIlliNc. 8337 Attractive 24 12 ON lev inch- pants. 2's yards 45-inch; skill. 2'1 yards. 'lop, TMER 1 0 _~ a 1 — F6HTEN ID 10-41 IN II Ift_ TV A"i J II . Fill I e TO ORDER - • . . . -- • • . • - Delicious! TOKI. coad-lookin dress. II 97 wilh HOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 38 to 50. Size 2*s yards Sand 7k ø.ch plus He for postage and h and l ing with nam e, newspaper), Sam 4388, Midtown Station, New York, MY 10018. INTO FRIENHIP! • - L__—__-- 19 DEAR POLLY To protect the hands when sawing or doing art work requiring use of a razor blade, put one side of the blade into a larqe pnper clamp KATH - • I S_t~7~ 411, 00, / / 7 tap of miniature marshmallov,.. thatwcre hard nc1dry Ustriqabout t cupful ata time, I pulverized them oil my blander. Whcn m, • AFTER Tt4#%T 5HOCK. ScodrlV6 wws articles I •• a PONT Par$ S1.00 for evisfy Idea used. lond them to bar, this rings) asked ral Robert effect a July cvin's office ontinued use 4L It i I I DEAR POLLY — Bugs hitting the %%indshield of our car left spots washing wouldn't Yornove. An auto supply store clerk suggested we rub the spots with baking sco i Ilion %% ish with SOIPSLids ind rinto, t . . and 1 90 Out we put the phonnumber Of tile Place wo are going oil the section on the calendar for that day. so wo can be located in DEAR POLLY — Rather than virite my congressman a letter. I clip newspaper and magazine articles that say what I want to say, or which reveal information I want my conçrossman to know. This has the im pact of a letter, with the source iaterial included. II RP.c Shevin. the lose its f fi LX-. ade available Seminole in s, *,Assuming f Commerce a rent of qse for the 'iarnber of niber building, tionte's com- This friendly turtle is onade from colorful patches, No 2296 has 11alivin pleces.jull directions Send Ift plus 15c TO ORDER,9 for postage and handling with name. address, patrain number and iIzi to PAT rEANS ( this newspaper). Sox 4188, Midtown Stf000k Now Volk. MY 30019. to bring about economic the area. ir Sanford mimerce has owned facifity qua Sanford City Pete) Knowles he city has hamterasits ity agenc. ir �8 C -Eveni ngs. W11_ -- . LiJIJ.-. .. ._ BEETLE B F iA;i]- ATT' Imp__ _ Berriceoem0fay in OfI J. _ ___ _ 44 -. --,. .• - // bOr Ice*. 16 13 e ALLEY 0( O !into t roub ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Be careful with agreenients you make Monday. f)I_ t - Monday. Forturnate / I " IT 'S A FATTY-PROOF JAR COVER THAT OVERWEIGHT TYPES CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO OPEN" I WISH A June oe You 0 STOP CRITICIZING, MOTHER' FRED AND I ARE DOING THE DRIVING" - - / I II ' J - t (AIx -'-- A bit extravagent Wednes Resentful Saturday. pays an extra dividend Tuesday, Wednesday. Lucky in bargains if friends, not family, are involved Thursday. Friday. Not too sharpSalurday. ç0sco ' wi GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Complications socially Monday. Hard work 1959. AP rough associates day. Gains come from sharing Thursday. S -9e ° I I u Wedne ay. Luck favors you hursda , Friday. turday: A goal's delayed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's hard to r.t a handle on career matters th Tuesday. Friday. l\ CANCER (June 21 July 22) Unusual conditions create home tensions Candif . LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Double-check all mental . P.onday. Poular with pa,s but watthexpenses Tuesday, Wednesday. I / ions favorable careerwise Thursday work Monday / '7 .41c( .,- - 11 - ( II ' Friday Beneficial Thursday. Lucky, but wasteful Friday. An old problem bugs you Saturday. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) )p signs at all Resources poorly managed Monday. bold plan A iting the way works Tuesday. Don 't hide the facts in dealings Wednesday. As week closes. something material fur the home. I also isset to ing part of I 25th Street OZ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Unlikely you'll finish whal yqu start Monday. Bright financial prospects Tuesda You buy something unnecessary Wednesday. Extremely creative ursaay. News favorable Friday. C THE BORP I ( / U. C I • fi I iJ II I VR NA ' r, 41 ot / ' I 9-7 • / Ii •-, - "' - 8F61N NOW IWAIF AIV EXTRAFFFORT To THIN,,k,oF WE"ANONOTJUST1E."SEFOREACT/NG ipisivc _______ YOU RE STILL LOSING TOO MUCH TIME ON THE TURNS. FROM THE TELPUflM IIL MISS JONESI - I. - ) A I 1 CDAIv" V "BUT MOM' IT WAS A LONG WAY AROUND THAT 'I PUDdLE AND I WAWIIRQvlMr uIuI'W I''I E A Wn answer - CAMPUS - -. - - - - - ------ ----.- . - --• --•- - - - - - AZ5~)E AS YOU, COLONEL! ' ___ - I by . Tom K. Ryan -, ____ I all the letters, only the ones of general Interest. - IPrIE/NT1 RNA llO4(4L SCENI HIGY 0 WeNNLVr OFFICIALS W11 L 16F 5,YV SUKIN6 rO ei rFR AQA AICIFNIFIffs WITII/IAT/ONS WhOSE RA# ,41ATh?/ALS4RE(55ENr/4L TO 05. AS THE WEE LOSES YOUZLF/NppEE&FMEALLyNp 9f XiAtlt N07 • R/AfSY O(CM,FSI:YCIAL L Y IF MONTYS ?Nr ISSLIr. - HE~RVPY MAKE YOU AN HONORARY WELL! lors Monday. You're helped Tuesday. An old debt's collected Wednes- day. Self-interests advanced hurs day , Friday. Curb __ I '1 11111 I 11111 1 \\ —B ill __ A (1 4ci ___ - - plans are kept secret Thursday. Friday. Slow v ____ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Too many irons in the fire Monday, Worthwhile bat you groups Friday. following advice Saturday. is Thursday. Lucky achievemments Tuesday, Wednesday. Contacts witt1 AUG. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Loss expected heir depar t- -. throu h a business transaction if to not Avoid past-problem people Saturday. sn:1 Sfl1': Id to last (fr. asticaliv 23 -77SER~W e Seminole (1 - - - LI L(P1(flJS' C"4 LEGACY o1e / FRITA/Ic. E 4!" ( ___ —' cSEN1/AL THIY SPENt) 77ME OUTPOORS IN ORPER TO FEEL THEIR 8ES7 SEF AS M404 j 1LTHOIJt/I V/EGOS ARE MET/W/C4L fgr reduced 4k T/1: i OF EACh OTHER ! / ml) C4PASLECF//A/471/A,49 ROUT/NE, w'fj f/UAs r/IErPLIKE, S/T(JAT/ONS IY,rj1'i CA//CER/3tL FW 7?,'O c4USE THE4I TO BEHAVE -. vra4qEs T//RO/K/1 WITH I I . - 1W AM EXTREMELY/RfTA9LE/44MNER. 'uiit • for Beceful CAAM TH010H SEIE 1ERE (f, ___ - ire Saturday. JVIRr ___/ strw Saturday. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19) Goals will te hard to attain Monday. Good news fromafar Tuesday. An old alliance is renewed Wednesday. Success, if down a bit Wokle FOR THIS ____ spending request for P4Ur0.VCF.4V0RA&Y IFT RIP _;v up too eatly on LYOURBIRTFIDttY...tLlisWeel1 and this Monthi uen1s Corner I annoy rn Win over competition ' - 0 BUGS BUN ' -,-..----- - - - - - ___ u___ - - I Ik VflhI CAInI LIK RE RN I CE PREDICTS 7 Coastline way to SR 1. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Behind-the-scenes actions another Vonday. New project is advanced Tuesday. Don' t give Mar ked provement in ancs as week closes. '' SAGITTARIOUS(Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A sticky situation with some friends of 900 041ag 771,r S10S ac AX60 A0 SCORPIO. TO C. LEARN UR LESSON EARLY dR llOPE ' X91CAITa ~VIIZL AlOTGErAWAY W17YOVrPAYING rqC PIPER IF >VU STEP OIITOF LIME. —5EgM/CE I NOTE: Sand letters to Bernice Bode Osoi, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 102, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernke cannot BIG __ n-rNPS OF A7AW ANtSTA FAS THF WMK OF SEK,7-1,? TO 5ENA/NA M/XEPIAMIYER MOTHrk AV INCONVIFAIff ft 1110I&PNT jyAlvr poNF ITS A GET-WELL-QUICK CARD - V Avenue and unt budget - FAVORS W/1ENNEEP - - ________ -- _-'J SORRY"POUT -.-------. -- TRAPPING FT R VI c : over to the SUMIThtJG\'O1JR NAME, VOTING-1 )olk agreed, JNTRThJ1AL. COLJt'JCIL CLARANC BLONDIE _2I CMECL NONNG BUT )'L4 II Jk4' cY—, ff7 A)' JVLr_ __ WA t" iJ '•) - ______ 4 11 i"/F 2iOT ( __ should Lw :ar efully. LiP! iministrative county ctniJail r ge T TO yOU, I- and ri lon %71;4r SERRY L WINTHRC OUT OUIL SHAME ON kr1w - / WAY by 7/0 li-r- HUH 2 i('' QJRE OPENING A NEW BAR OF 111 1 11 / -_ d Sulll%ran 4) 1T5 WA51E,cZ/L/ ? ffiAITFFzt T(& &L)S' EVERYONE R)ES TI-1E SAJAETHING* o, TH I tJ K FZ3wC7 (TIVF1,Y1 F101 WHEN I / ( YI1NJ& FFL- uo-r ParH I CAO / / WArJTro Yoo FUT WIT OR 1`00 / / - / QfJG if Conimerce S - 15 WAS PERIOD OF MONTHS? THOSE LITTLE PJECES FUNNY You _______ IF I RA15EP CHINCHILLAS ON MENTION THAV 1-__-1 LTOGETHER FOR US SAVE II • IN 01% lb • NOUGH I ,1 MONEY TO LIVE / FRANK ANI (F F0F6T HM1&A T kA ______ IF YOU'RE50 11 11 HAVEN'T YOU PUT ALL \ I TIM YoO TV ) I / I z I 38. I A W ( t' MA 0P OFF 10 'P ThI L—__-- T(M - - - - ____ Htasedfruiii uinualb, h at lxcoruc the wall point" for ivities and to bring about the area owned faeihtv i quarter ofa ord City he city has - hamber as its It -. - - 3JR S. 'ipl1y owned Sanford I LA U LI SOUTH AMERICA FM AWHILE, - — '-r J' 5;.,-' FA FF,,VJfF TO A FM'5. , L t reda rent of - — effect a July iews articles flattaway 4) Shevin, the lose its Is Office. ailable Serninole in _qt WELL, rings) asked - :ontinued use e-Casselberry CAPTAIN I 1,01w Apio YCU KNOW HOW MUCH 50AP ht tevin's office CUT COMES A NEW BAR I i - - - �8C—Evening BEETLE E4 CAMPUS CLATTER IA/HAT \(ATTENDING IARE YOU DOING) YOUR CL.A5S by Earry Eewis çPROfSSO DOONESBURY Buar I / I COULDN'T GT A )OB o 'M STARTING ON J MY 4iASTERS / 7' OH 3 I THOUGHT ( WE HAD GOTTE.J THAT 'IOU HAD SLJgIVS, - "b<z GRADUATED4.' 6/NNy,. N0N6. 5M6m/N5 (0/45 UP., by Garry Trudeau I 1 1/555PMY RENT SO? Fl .4.4/N. a'. M4NMIAVSON ,q sem IJ SAYS /65 GONNA 54 WN& 71/AT EVICT MEl ALL 5UMM'R. 1'HAT /5 /7 CLYPE / -AO% - ALLEY 0 I lI.(Sg d'JI 1fl1/ 7lfrfE 711t JiN&'s 5/N65S//1E SAYS I&977490(IT L- * LI) * \'F4&T .ME 1\O WI N J1f i i AND ITS EvrToaE )KNOV-LIKE A A .4OMEi you iKE, &"A'$, BUT iAVINO H A D YOU S A STUDENT... — A , I CALL IT (RETURNING TO THE 7' - - '''I i I t a//Ti/A I'H0tE LOT Of CPT/ONS! 5/T9 JL M4V5 7060 STAY AT MAH/15 /,4/ SAN 0—(//(J/fl4v5 'ZL //AOZY SEE E4C1l 07XEi —02 1Z I- H4 VF 70 /i'fV5501V )cX/! 9-7 SCENE OF THE oii a Y05.. YOU POOR T/f/N!— EV/6T5PA6,4/N/ 71/AT5 JuST. JUST. ' 14111R 'L! II U 1! 51/RE /5.' 1110(I4 P 70/1'VRRtW SE TOO.. LI 01 \i p, q •' PROM/SE NE YO(J'LL. STAY MI TOUCH! of 25ffi Street ile Avenue and d Coastline A-way to SR 1. —• - çTi9 ng also is set to ning part of PIL- .—, bD /!TP it Stop signs at all ninting the way ALL THE BOR it r -- Cl.'—ç-i LL .• -, .—,. kr1' — :jre U i21:P!' t re expected to their depart. CAMPUS CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Law ence ALLEY 003P by Dave Ozeaue EFM AND a request for the Seminole ciatlon For m was reduced enior citizens ii for $7,000 — the group 1 W 2-. 5o(1 held to LL't vel. But some drastically Anderson said e reduced BUGS BliP NOW 14 -ounty budget ore than $15- * IvAi-,. & ,fY,/4 ~ * AP.JP YOUs U ! YA THINK I W4tJi TO IJFET ME EMINI' MIND WITH ,ALL rIAr V/Opçzj to 1&I1*p1p*\ \ 0 BLON DIE 1-IE WON'T 55 HUNGRY, AND i HI ) )N'?, ISN'T 4UNGRV H WONT WANT IOU % $9 \ C&AVZ Ac 14OT'4NG BUT I rover tu the further study. Polk agreed, L should c arefully consists of adminjstratp, c EAT US, FZIGHT7 L P).(>ç;)J - ' e• ._:• LIi1 • county corn- U — n and Jail ( o'.rge ria Ir r © 175 tj S U S Pal O' WINTHRC JOHNNY WONDER ( by Dick Rogers PRISCILLA'S POP \— Fiv F ou r LL4 more years) years <) (-1 And 0.rade of hih) four school! L_ school! more o co(Ie Ct C45. . ?-- [AiABY BOBCAT IAIN( 1 W / 4f CAPTAIN I 'vO URP,L FCR THE OUL951 W/V ThE WER C?1'14E i.SSs so IWE L5 WILL RW — — — — — — — — OYSTERS... .0 - J -- TL' I P6 ARE RO? IN I4LN' MI.JNL by Al Vi A FAFY OVSIER ic 9ORN .-:- ' WITHOUT A SH5-LL. 115 SHELL eEF,~IN!5 TO FCIZA% 3 I 4 I0 iw ft?OWN {ACR055 N — ) I 1 J Wk4EN 11 i ? \Y OLc'. %15PEN'S ieiRsr1wo WEMS COP ITS LIFE 5WIM— MIN,--- A0u1 FREeLy. 1149N If ROCK, PILING OR a-r4ER I4AR0 5HLL taFKAN WITH A PENCIL he q oes,) )ackto) chool in! ) •—' ____ • I LO Lir1fl OJcj, IT F,%61ENE1' 100 ThE SAMER OSJEII PotZ REMAINS \5 ACROSS 1 © L3 OF FUN AND GAMES FRANKAN[ fl1c)ci? - UVJJ TELLER U rc6 ii I ask me,) r\thisIf you education (kick has 'too far I 0 PL-U 26 CE'6 FVR niE REST O '.' open -3 can of oopenacanof doq -food.... Cr us r' 0,•• ,-what el se is --- there co (the area. -. - COClTyTXI1__ * -, 4 .•, lit ter Sanlur'l Sanford }-.r.- 1-1 : ' I' t - ;jr . . •___I -• I_ . .- d * -. - IwL~15All -' m o ,11te's (-Urn. is leased (ruin mnuall), fiatat has become the has local point' for :ttvitles and s to bring about / * * .0111ber building 176E ANP TO PJZZLE 3CK (C/O THIS NE ) be t II pringsi aski teral Hober: at effect a July ihevin's office continued use ite-Casselberry rnmerce of a 'ed building. news articles ay , 1Iattaa> to Shern, the v lose its ogs office. made available n Seminole in ys, "Assuming of Commerce :orged a rent of ue, it is not a urpose for the e (iiarnber of tilize a portion u ipally owned -- O°oo - • - - . * �I SHORT RIBS GO O LS D , ro E~l ___ DRINK - ______ CHAP HAS A _ _ OLD 0 - __ by Frank Hill _ 68th Year, No. 15— Monday, Sept. 8, 1975 _ j __ _ ___ TN%O WIN - [J CJ R16HTOI I 1_ I - Second Reading On City Agenda ____ - ~~,4 rl- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 5RISK TOA5T 00 __— V 0 : ei s alft 11venin 1 L~:D till_ 7 ARAISf T/lf 6/?/)r/5X/JJJ . THE BOR 9-7 ©1:,'EAIC,TMgUSPitQrt 7__'i . _ WOULD_YOU_M_t\ D OFF: A ui J() ASK It EN lleraIdStaUWriter '8 DROPPIN& /MM ILlS _ et U budt increased (toni $22,770 Manager Warren E. 'Pete" or and operated under the an elephant, to stop signsat all last sear to $31,709 in the newKnowles county commslon intersections, pointing the way budget, Salaries in the city -ading of Sanford's commission budget rose frorn bQ!c.4) ' I I 55 _ LZJ __ L Social Agency Funds Pared IF A N N ONI E A3'E A 13UC;S _ STEAK.' cam&j A by . I ,, Sto ffel & Helnidahi I RK LIPI HERE -Ai .1 4 . .j( OM TH 1UD35. \ OF ALL • I ___ ' -. - . it 6' MAI 1915 MW JAW! FUNNIEs*r n4iwoy VOKK c - Y/jj. _______________________ - col"iRCIAL N6 Bul .- - _________ '• _____ , -. 1 f lefti, 1Icke Weeks, Jean Sacid and Randy Coleman clap along _91! 0 LIKE THE Williams aid he thinks there CommsIon Chairman Sid agency chiefs are expected to ILl be 'somi changes' at Vitden Jr., said commissioners protest cuts in their (h irt Tuesday's 7p.m. hearing at the are "still looking" for ways to ments commi sioners may Setninole Count%, Courthouse. reduce the budget. rs %n1,-r-!,i last year's millage lev% was uoim- under fire front social Eleanor Anderson, budget Already, the commission dtflCftstieheldto .47 Much year's funding level. But some mills for the operating budget have been pared at 'be first Management Analysis and more than $22-million to requests were drasticall) and 1.5 mills for debt service. public hearing Tuesday on the Evaluation (OMAE), said $18,586M. The new budget has an more than $18-million budget, today the budget within a vhl state federal ovirall five per cent "cost of "Soine special agencies have half-mill of the 5.34 inills cerFor example a irequest for and local revenues" have been living" increase for all em been asking for S property frtemmole th3C unt reduced because of the appraiser. > . recessionary trend - which is this year," Commissioner Dick . ,, was reduced present . Millage at the sole problem. This is I ed b' th Willi s said toda $ 000 A I citizens which would mean property five per cent pension payment Vihlen said departments h e to group is budgeted for S7,000 — lie said the agencies — which owners would pay an dditiorwi the been "uniformly cut" and tahat half of what the group for police and firemen rind include senior citizens, drug 50 cents per $1,000 of paying the four per cent sUte action programs and Division assessed val f their no, single department has been requested. retirement contribution for all crucified." (if Famil Services, among property. In all citize0ms would All in all Mr5. Anderson said other city employes who have Mean'ALIJile, Wilfiams,,sald others — have been cut this be required to pay $5.91 per budgets v ere reduced been given a one per cent sala this just -Lsn't the year for year to about $95,000. $1,000 of taxable property. -equally." increase. acLording to City funding social agencies. Clerk and Finance Director Last year, the same social To come within the 5.34 land Williams expects sorne 1,ast year's county budget I enry N. Tanim Jr, agencies received about tax. commLssioners would have citizens to protest the millage. was slightly more than $1~$125,000. Salaries in the city manager 's to cut an additional $650,000. M th t1t1" tiiit. ta! a i: i Seek Approval Of Ja'' ll Saf iristallat~on of safety features at predicts the facility wiH reopen Offender Rehabiliuition. ditional items for the jail." the county jail — damaged in a in three weeks. Doors closed At the Tallahassce meeting, The jail was damaged by fire fire that killed 10 imnates and a after the June 9 fire, and in- VihIen said, he was assured by and smoke. _____ - / jailer. . # , l B*Ids TualcAalwfl __40,4i; 'I the commission last week, but $1,000 per day. the rmtter was referred to a wp fire codes were met. missioners would be reaching a well as complicated fire and "anal)7ed" very carefully. With intaUtion of the safety reasonable degree of safety." smoke detection eauipment. The committee cons of features ;nd state waiver of He pursued the letters sin One firm last week bid p9,574 Polk, Bob Ellis, administrative And prisoners were moved other ttms, Vihien says the fire, but was unable to for installa tion of the ma jority assis tant to the county corn. mates have been housed in both agencies that the county The bids were presented to surrounding jails at a cost of would not be required to con- At— front the Siinford facility to jails prisoners could be returned to ohtain an okay from state of- of the safety features. struct a new jail within two in surrounding counties. Vililen met last week with years before reopening the the county jail. A continRent ofstate officials ficials. A number of law suits have taway last week suggested the Proudfoot. Vihlen says letters in hand & W38:3E: b3r Howie Schneider • — - - One of the board members Each mill equals 11 per $1,000 upgrade and improve the claims the new $50.2 million of appraised property value and county's older schools. Board I - / 1 le 0 CL t CAPTAIN I ( P421' `,4:09Z k i -- NO - - fiA FRANK AN RA H /jA 1"4 /1 / HA RA TELtiR A- MA I AA 9_7 - 1 1 . . -- .. ... , . - - ah ep. cbert Litttia Almonte Springs) asked A t torney , General Rober t S sin a July > what op inion from Shesin s office . ___ ' .• • . - . , - •1 . - .-i. "fill Olt Ale W 7 , .0. aaww Cl " 40 1 4 . Chamber of Commerce of municipally-owned building. Acmilciing to news articles published Friday, Hattaway said in a letter to Shevin. the chamber may lose its Altamonte Springs office. The to the cities in Seminole n digest form. says, Assulning 0 pr per pu purpo city to allow the Chamber of otiunerce o utilize 1a porLion or all of a municipally owned - -- building," BIG BEEF BLOCKS TRAFFIC 1•' . E - - 11 1 7 T I A ..- EiIL •. -. •. ' - -' . - i 'Tr -Z would not be charged a rent of full market value, it is not a -- '' .. : A ill have on the by the Altamotite-Casselberry Today _______ 0 Sem'nole County School budget is used to determine property Harris calhig for an 8.6 millage levy is taxes. about it Ided. Sims said ilk- eight mills, entto improve oIdersdiooIs, meiiir Davic F re tcr nce most of last year's 114.7 Sims who cast one of the to budget could easily be reduced million capital outlay budget . * d15s4'ntlng votes last . week to to seven mills, was used to build new schools. advertise the 86 utillage to 'For years, we've been New schools re no longer support the new $393 million robbing our operating budget needed this year due to the drop operational and $3.2 million and putting the money in in construction business d debt service budgets, said the capital outlay," said Sims. leveling off of enrollment, Supt. Siais said there Is a total of William P. "Bud" Iayer taid. on contingencies." about 11.3 million that was in County Property Appraiser operating budgets that is now in Terry Goembel certified 5.97 the $6.8 million capital outlay mills to bring in the same budget, having been "carried revenue as last year, but the r" from previous years. state mandated (tic school There are man)- things that board levy a maximum 6.291 could be delayed for a year with mills for the counts to be Around The Chick our present economic eligible to participate in state Bridge 6A situation," said Sims. funding. And the board is adCalendar Its lie sidd the new dget vertising for 8 mills to support Comics 6A contains it $1 million conits new operating budget, and.6 Crossviord .311 tlngencs fund' in addition to mills for debt s er vice. Editorial 5A . ,, %%h at ht termed paddrn of The board les ted total of 128 $250,000 in the utility budget for nulls last year, which included m ) anticipated in eight milb for the operating 311 electrical expenses, and budget plus four mills for new Hnspital 5A $100,000 for fuel expenses. construction (which voters Oblluarle% SA Sinis said these and other agreed to drop this year since Sports 1-211 high estimates' have resulted new schools are not needed), TtltsI.sion in heavy padding of the school and .8 mills for debt service. budget. Harris said the county has Skins said another example of received an increase of $80,515 padding Ls the $70,000 budgeted of state capital ouflay money Sunday's high 91. OvemIght for the purchase of five acres of over last year "and may get low 69. Rainfall was .03 Inches. additional land for Lake more." Partly cloudy through Brantley High School, when the Board Chairman Robert G. Tuesday. Chance of mainly land "has already been bought "Bud" Feather cast the smnd afternoon thundershowers. for $60,000!" opposing vote last week to Highs In the lower 90s. Lows in Roger Harris, assistant advertise the 8.6 millage. the lower iOs. Southeast winds superintendent for finance Feaffier also said more of the around 10 mph, gusty near disagreed. lie said earlier more budget should be "shaved off" thundt rshosiers Rain than $4 million coming from the this year since everybody is prohabilit> 30 per cent through total $6.8 million capital outlay "tightening their belt." Tues day. portion of the budget (which The new budget is down about Complete details and tides involves no new tax dollars this $1.8 million from last tear's $52 are on Page A. ycari is actually earmarked to million oveall budget. I' -.-- Jail George Shevin pinion ought School Budget Padded WINTHR( mission, Vililen and Commissioner Mike Hat- Administrator SIMS Charges County - r SttiiirIc (oaflt> (,Iflh1JIilofl ojntiiIttte until certain Olin Greene, director the pent facility. toured the jail after the fire and state that with "incorporation betn filed .i result of the fire. bids be "turned over to tL 'iiainnan Sid Vihkn Jr. will aivers could be obtained from state fire inarhal's office, and Vihkn said a letter from recommended a 14-point plan. of safety features and Safety features include a conimittee" for further stuu ask conunissioners Tuesday for state officia ls. Cecil Sewell, the chief prison Greene "completely approved But no permission was granted deve lopment of programs, the smoke injection system, Sheriff John Polk agreed, approval to award bids for The commission chairman inspector for the Department of the county's proposal for ad- to reopen the facility until state Board of County Corn- sprinklers, exhaust fans, as saying the bids should LOOKS WINNER _____ - All I vs hlen 13FAUT1 FLJL ANIMAL/ - The Police Benevolent Association's (PBA i marathon Bluegrass Festival Saturday was a huge success,If the preissions on these faces ate , indication. Above from > with the music, while at left, Kenny Wilkes and daughter. Tammy. 4, are -n just listening. I Herald 111hotos by Bill Currie and Gordon r BUGS BUI Us 11 Pltl( KFTf Ikrald Staff %SrIttr 1977. 4ERVE.' BLONDIE MANY FACES Alir .4% RIGHT, HERE. I mills for the general operating budget and 70 mills towards l im ing off the 117 million in general obligation bonds by - NO USE PRIMPIN YEK POCOCK LADY.' i 60r WINNER WIN FIT BUY YA - t ' 0:3G0L__)D, IF: WE which includes the certified 5.63 BLUE GRASS' _hi BT3'NNY Commission May Draw Fire The city's budget for the new — CAMPUS Also on the agenda for to the new zoo. A public (1 S. Each mill equals $1 per $I,W0 -ippraised property value and is used to determine property '2J/4i5 ' se cutbacks include orie of th WfOc; is set to :flsol a:t of spectors, two public works iii the a1Fnda $Ijl,882 but requiring 2.14 inills A total of seven job positions laborers and four library Zoological Society for putting property north of 25th Sir"( less than last % ear, is the second ihere eliminated from the Iriew employes. The municipal up signs on public right-of. and between Yale Avenue and avenda item for tonight's budi, -t at a savings of $67,135 to library, which cost the city ways. Plans are to attach the the Seaboard Coastline re4ular city commission the it> according to City $35,065 last year, is being taken signs, which are in the shape of Railroad right-of-way to Sit I etinr begins at 7 LIE -S. ion et on i t round a Noting the (liamber building, formerly Altatimnte's corn- sreck.'d truck-load of prime beef tabove) Sunday on SR-4..14 at tituruty tow,e, is leased from Douglas Ave. found the garage sale sign on the utility pole didn't the city for $1 annually. flata> said it has bw'uie the apply. Ten hours after the accident 19 of prime beef (left) twd been loaded on another refrigerated truck on orders of in. "inuch-needed focal point" for and surance adjustors. Florida Highway Patrrl Trooper Ernie Jacobs chamber activities sold truck driver Wayne Oshel, 44, of Wichita, Kansas, wasn't chambtr efforts to bring about orderly economic hurt. But a passenger, Beverly Moses, 45, of Wichita. was listed in the satisfactory condlUon today at Florida Hospital North, Alta Monte development of the area. Springs. Hubbard Construction Co. officials estimated damage to The Greater Sanford the highi4 ay under covistruction and new sidewalk at $5,000. Oshel said the swinging Iowa beef bound for Riveria Beach, shifted Chamber of Commerce !w %hen he made a jog onto the new road and It caused the trailer to used a Sanford-owned facilitv a overturn. 'Me accident occurred just before 11 a.m., and two for more than a quarter of ' century,Sanford City large wreckers from Altamonte Garage righted th e t.-wk at 9 anage,r (Pete) now es p.m., alter the beef was uoaded. tflersld Pbo by Bob LJo)d) id the cli> has designated chamber as its Off icial publicity aeeniuv - . )-• . •J -.... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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" - any blockage of traffic for difficult" because criminal Thtr ker ( 'i :n1Vtt ,. dl longer than five minutes, ex- charges couldn't be filed unless cept in cases where the railroad theme s as "sworn testimony present its proposal to rat had presiousls advised count) identifying the driver of the Eisenhower's $10,000 fee f4 r Ilo'.eser, endorsement b the Chamber COUImISSiOnCrS of the time and vehicle train) reason a crossing would be another possibility might be Boar d of Din blocked and the blockage ad- subpoenaes for railroad records Ckt,ber nieetir,.~ . . ... - do . . if himid to conduct the stue%, - sw)m complaint to the sheriff's 'ne feelings of local persons and department regarding t e Seminole County Com- crossing blockage. The com- center and what kind of perriussloners are scheduled to plaint then would go to State form inces U is would support hold an Oct. 14 public hearing Attorney Abbott Herring's Gutmann said renovation on a proposed railroad ob- office where a decision would of the Sa - nford Civic Centt,r struction ordinance that may be be made on filing a would also be considered I)v almost impossible to enforce. misdemeanor charge in county Eisenhower, as "ould th' e The proposed law would limit court and issuing a swiunons. possible effects on a Sanford trains to five minutes at any One sourceinflerrmg'soffice performing arts complex, crossing In the county. Railroad noted prosecution under the should Orlando build a similar . -- Ft tnhower "would not have his name a_saocjated with Iferald Staff Writer - ... V r I [lodges expre" t County Administrator Bob the source said. that the conlinunit) . "01111! cutting of the ribbon lfront row, left to rightl mere o%mer Mrs. Irvin Cohen, Ntoe's Fabrics Ellis said the proposed crossing support Representative Alice Doehiman, John ('arli and Dot Williamson, representing Atlantic National ordinance makes penalty on Titusville office, said to raise U. Bank of Sanford (Iferald Photo by [till Vincent Jr.I conviction (if violation a $A review the proposed crossing 1114)nev and said tie felt cert., niurningith store owners and many dignitaries on hand for the occasion. Participating in the actual IN SANFORD icears Transferred mormuer Sanford appellate court considers the sentences given the former itty r ~ - ~_ __ . . . lx the sheriffs "i 1_&-_--i A second reading of Sanford's $3,629.7 ,09 ority budget ii ill he heldSlonday night. Details Of the budget a* nd ,A hat it contains ti1l appear in Sunday's edition of The Herald. -. •,__,_____• - _• =••.,___ _S•C_•• • - -- •. -. -- ;- - ,f 11 - 4_-_*%,**-E!,~,Xir-e ;:~ --- k W - Spotlight's On Youth ' --_ - --- -_ ----=ior ~,1- .- -.,.- - -11- --_z. .----T,. -M1 ,=,~ - .1; f -i-- l\I)l \ 1A Itridge 611 4 *alendar SA (1aitit'k ("llillirs lAhitorLil Dear Abb) - I) 611 IA flit '.isioii SA 4' -,t hiltmOsIOpt Hospital Obituaries 11cligioll 4-511 fiti, ." li~ - ~'. _. , , * " ` -1X t - - -1 V.-,I-t~--_,.~. _-.1 4 . *~chool'% tit and the spotlight's (in youth. First graders %ote their school and teachers A Ok a y, and volunteers es Inc.. -A ork to give young pmple hopt. wid a life fret- from (rime. Stories. phnti~s Pit~,e 1.4'. Around'I'llt. Clock , !. i "unicri -, In 51% L ii 5'.. '' - 7A ''" .1 ~__. 113 __-. - , __. tF~ = A -_ SA WEATHER Thursda> s high 89. Overnight lo'. 6.M. Paril) eloudy through Saturda'. ..ith a chaiicr of ahcriio,im and upper MYs and low 90s. ImAs In the lo,A to rnid 70s. Variable mostly . %outheast winds arntmd 10 mph. gusty near thwitlersho'.'.t-rs. Rain probability 0 to 30 per cent through Siturday. Complete details and tides are on Page 5-A. - i ) [- •.. - - -. -:r-'V V.i,: ,:, A Budget Near 0. e-. - 1< X. -_ .. - - . I k 1-t I., - * _I. Sunda y ''Iniphed" that the duty wou employes who pleaded guilt), probation; and Campbell to 10 The proposed orclinance is in our 7:30 p.m. meeting next policemen and an animal appeals. control officer, serving prison After action by the appellate and were sentenced on June 17. years prison. Campbell's response to trains blocking tile uesday," said Knowles. discussing sentences in connection sith a court it is possible that defense Bennett was sentenced to sentence '.as later changed b) SR-46 crossing test of Sanford This item involved the cost sharing on the study. burglary ring, have been attorneys could ask the local seven years prison and eight the court to six years prison and and complaints from citizens. transferred from the Lake circuit court to reduce the %-ears probation: Hamlin to five four Nears probation, S1146 is the main artery into Butler state prison reception Sanord from Interstate Four. federal share which the citY center to a medium-security Seaboard Coast Line accepted last week $15000 facilit% in Lake County. l6ilroad has recently rerouted committed by the city. $5.000 Lake Mary, and State Department of Offender nie of its long freight trairls to conunitted by Rehabilitation (DOR) officials use facilities at Wildwood insaid Raymond Bennett, 30.stvad (if the Sanford yard. Thursda) s meeting with the iliramn Ilainhin 22, and Robert • Sheriff John Polk said three-man committee was Ray Campbell Jr., 23, all of count%' commissioners pass the called to determine the county's Sanford, * were taken from Lake interest in a joint effort to Butler it) the I.ake Correctional The Seminole County Corn- per $1,000 of assessed Two major items '.%hich cur POWC to enforce it" develop the inflow-infiltration Institution at Clermont But Polk noted enforcement mission has reduced the l975.7 evaluation and is used to Commission Chairman Sid stud) for the project in North '.'.tektncl are could tie up manpower since an of budget to within a half mill determine the amount of land \ i 'den Jr S8)S could be cut Seminole (ount Relatives of one of the ex Montgomery officer would have to be at the by the taxes paid. Thus, a six mill levy purchase of tht, ilicemen said the three men, the 5.34 mills certified (al Conklin, consulting eount)'s pr oper t y appraistr, a would mean homeowners ill War d complex in South (TOSSifl, fine the blockage, tioseliesreportedly had been vrigineer with Clark Dietz & to and then go b) budget analyst said Thursday. pay $6 for each $1.00U of the Seinimleanott (vristriction of a threatened at tlx- Lake Butler A Associates of Sanford, a city another point to possibly stop 1-.lCliflOr Anderson of the assessed property value, county library. report their hired firin, is expvcIt'd to ex. facilities, tht, 11"11N .11d '11,17""t the per'1110"t AllalYs's Tile 9 a.m. session with sur rou ndi rigs are much better Of IIck' of Marlag( But, Ile says, neither is a "°" FalU4'itiofl(O\tAf)5;Iid department heads stas to ad wble a lterna tive because the grant, '.hat it '.ill coser and the Ui in dies wer e at lake Butler. the budget still contains v& thell, of the commission's Montgoniery Ward building "There's no %%,it% we could At the 'reception center the ". S65 1 0.000 ... ore than a 5.34 Mill reasoning and to let them air represents estimated "tilassive stop a fast freight Polk said, a project. time schedule for the initiates were isolated in a six. land tax will prooduce. their 6nipes about reductions in savings" to taxpayers and the "Bu we nilolit by-eighl-foot cell, designed to " i~ able to get .I ne coininission was to meet their areas. voters engine or train numbers and go Knowles appealed earlier for hold one prisoner, and housed library was apDroved by with department heads today to "It's t give them a chance to last year. Knocking out the to the railroad company." county support of the required with a fourth inmate after the t he more than $5- react," Commissioner Dick Officers can't arrest for study, saying if the paperwork alleged threats to their sa fety. library would reduce the budget million pared from their initial Williams said. offenses unless misdemeanor is not (lOfli' together, then each I)efense attorneys have filel b 1525,000 'rhe 1975-76 budget %%ill be in area will have to (to it in. notice of appeals in the cases requests for 122-million. they occur in the officer's million 1goinery , Ward purchase is ,,Everything is changing the neighborhooid of $18 presence. ail(] reportedly are preparing dividualiv. The sewer committee legal briefs to submit to the again," Mrs. Anderson said. domi more than $5-million fron; Anoth,or route the en. membership consists of Fourth District Court of "Other iteitis are cotning in that the $ 22-million request subThe first public hearing on foreenient could take would lx' Chairman John Morrii, Vihlen Appeals at west Pallil Beach. tile (Ionlinission will want to mitted by department chiefs. the budget is set for ' I p.m. on I i in e - o: ci n s u in i n g and cOilSidCr." Last year's county budget Sept. 9 at the Seminole County frustrating, officials said. and Lake Mary Councilman Sources indicate it may be six 0mw mill is equivalent to $1 was for more than $15.mnillion. CtirthotLse, Harry Terry A complainant (deputy or to eight months before the To _____ in the proposal as to who would sears prison and five )CUFS - r tisi-d ciirid-dt.rce inv'denie,inor 1-his said there is no passage S Two - Gutmann i a f - . .. i . . M X - chairman of the fund-raising both national!) and in Ra lCross ng Hearirly ' blated - - 7- ~ -A _ A .-.- _ V , _; . ik .. 'qR7 g -.1w __ - ,;-, Floyd said today Shevin's .. opinion al.so raLses questions about the propriety of other ' . 1 N~ T -- -______ __Z_ : drive. No action was taken on ternatirnally for his work it this suggestion. 'heatre consultant, is currenu ', Vie Nankers' Committee of [lodges, Krider, Engineer Cal advising the City of Orlando on the renovation of its Municipal of Commerce Thursda) en Gutmann met with Eisenhower Auditorium and is consultant dorsed a motion to raise $10,000 on Aug. 12. for Florida Technological for the hiring of theatre conAt that time, the theatre Universit% , FTUi ne,.4- fine arts sult.ant Dr. George Eisenhower consultant said he would be (omplex. I of willing to undertake a 10 stud), the feasibilit% "fie 1 Eisenho%;er) will tell erecting a performing arts feasibility study in the &-inford area. fie said he could probably us what we need-if anything-, center in Sanford. Howard Hodges, chairman of begin the study before the end ana what the Sanford area the Bankers' Committee. of the year, would take three to could support-if anything." suggested half the ,amount be four months to complete it, and said Hodges. "Our committee feels there is sufficient cause to rats&d in the COflifliUflit) and his fee would be about $10,000 Eisenhower, who is based at employ him. The study, even if half by the City of Sanford and ow light on negative, recommended John Krider be Yale University, is renowned other rojects the ority might consider' - - •..- I i -- - - - I _. I __________________ - - Mrs. Ke%sur .aid. -I feel I would be letting ' tile citi7ens of Altamonte Springs down If I didn't stay in there and fight," B JEAN IATrFSON Herald Staff Writer County Reduces Budget DEADBOLTLOCKS alvanized Steel Pipe Blade with Grass Catcher (ea /V 98' 2.99 Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set - 3211 - Gold or Satin Aluminum/ Chrome (ea.) 4 -41' 3.25 Empire Bathroom Privacy e A n ti que B Anti 83- 3.85 6.99 4S.95~ B & 0 Cordless Trimmer 8184 (ea.) B & D Electric Lawn Mower Single Blade with Gras Catcher B & D Electric Lawn Mower- Dual -&9-99' -&9_9" 8.69 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) . 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) . Sat- .42-90 B & D 16" HedgeT rimmer 8124 (ea.) ~~ 23-68 8 Et D Edger and Trimmer 8220(ea.). 44. -99, 35-96 . Bryan Bedroom Privacy Set 3211 - - Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT33(ea.) ..................... GT-1 (ea 15 -2Oi Bryan Aluminum Passage Set - 3201 Satin (ea 5.99 - preparing tiit stud) -The county will make second Item on the agenda for Antique Brass/Black (ea ) -&-99- Altamonte City Com. im.,sioner Ilelen Keyser, a prime mover in organizing tlw chamber and the one who sporisored the lease through the city commission, said today publicity given the She%in opinion has caused her . to throw her hat into the n this year's November election. :ç-. ~, ---i,-_ ~__._ .--- 14.49 Cape Cod Entrance Handle Set - 503D35 - GARDEN TOOLS and ACCESSORIES --..- • DOOR HARDWARE 3 99 Nornitri Hn'.d whose of fice . is up for ,, three-%var term . this yeor ' available its staff and utility Sea Mist Random Shear in 12' widths Roof Vent - Model P-1 (ea.) ........ 44-96' Attic Fan - Model VP-2 (ea.) ........ _40. -95- " Millionaire 4 colors available (sq yd )4..99' CARPET $1 annually. v federally sponsored project. City Manager Warren E. can apply for a grant for 1112 Cushioned vinyl Floor Covering 4mm x 4' x 8' Planked Elm (sheet) - -The county will pay up to Cedar Closet Lining (32' package) - - - 44.36 - L I I ....... __ ~_. I to $15 million. 1" x 10" #3 Ponderosa Pine (lin ft ) 1" x 2" Clear Cedar (un ft ) 33c Mrs Kes r ri fusid to sa y whethmr she will seek nelection to her city coinmission sew or will run 1xirticipating in the 1126.000 LUMBER PRODUCTS -38c ..l.'aIt)err) Chamber of use of the Altaiiionte Springs Coinmunity House in a lease C ommerce 's F? SI 017F7 . Bankers Back Hiring eer committees efforts in (....000 sq. ft . bag).............. 48-9& 12.49 FLOOR COVERING r - C; *_" ~-~~ _" ' F night he received a letter from County Commissioner ('hairriiafl Sid Vihlen Jr. agreeing to thret coiitnhittinents -The count) will join the Bonus S Fertilizer and Weed Control _6449- vinyl asbestos tile in many patterns and colors (ea ) 4mm x 4' x 8'Surfer in Blue, Green X , i 4399' Four Drawer Chest (ea ) PREFINISHED PANELING 4.98 7379/87 7 /4 " Circular Saw (ea.) Reg SCOTTS FERTILIZER Shrub and Tree (5 lb ) Sewer Help Okayed ___________ C designating the chamber the city's publicity 0 kdnIZ4l 100. Knowles said the Greater mission to participate in the ) UNFINISHED FURNITURE Night Stand (ea ) 11ir Ia,A provides for a maxinium salary as listed ;ib(-% v, or it allo,As it maximuni'20jif-ir ci,nt increase mene' has been using the city. ___ - __._M_ _____ public funds for general owned building on E. First W -_ Z purposes to chambers of .Street at E. Seminole for at I . . . . - ___ __ __ . C0111rilerce or permit least a quarter of a mriturV. I chi- nibers to use municipal . -11)e chamber was well facilities rent-free (toes not established there when I -.7 affect the City of .Sanford or came here 22 vears ago." __ . -.- _____ . the Greater Sanf ord chamber : Knowles said, adding there is ..I according to CityManager W. no lease arrangement nor Ft ;U71r .- -_ E. (Pete) Kno ' wles. rental fee charged. Iw i_~ _ Knowles said the CIR of 1k opinion may, however .Sanford "in its astute -wid. affect the Altamonte SpringsWARREN E. KNOWLES toftird regional se w er plant committee received 5t good news late Thursda , tile willingnem expressed by Duct or ductless 30" hoods in Excellent reflection and rsulation qualities save cooling and heating costs. 5 gal. can. - Clerk of the circiat court, sheriff and profx-rt%r - - Reg. Price (faucet) .....21.95 -va- appraiser, from $11,0 to 128,891 - 'lax collector, from $2o,as to Super isor of de tions, Iroiti $17,358 to $21 0'21 County iii'iont rs from $11 545 to 516 4113 -Scho)ol Lwiard inenibers, front $4,672 to $5,657. cites cannot properly grant EACH WITH SHARPENERI "Free Offer" Free Boston Bulldog pencil sharpener with the purchase of an 8200 kitchen taucet. Y7316 has 16' x ~" blade that locks at any point. Reg. Price (ea. ) ......... 6.29 rning top pay. : -- Superintendent of schools, from M,858 yearly . 50111' adopted a resolution . Back-To-School Time %.- nowles4il 1 , -2 ,r "I 1P . . , -, f- , I 9 t Washerless KITCHEN FAUCET , . 1160REff " _. I ". _1 Luffin I - t:11 : It varning t illi Some officials here weren't earning the 118,692 to 119,302 per sear, w hile the property Xffl1L praiser's yearly salary goes from 124,165 to $26,31 . But in the case of the his salary listed in slightly ill(- 1975-76 county budget fails to correspond with wore than 02,000. A 20 per cent increase would up the figures from Williants' office. lk-ckvith's salary by S4,412. Polk's salar) The depa rtment ofthmrnctrdt1on memo ArdiflgtuWi Ilia ndle, a Seminole County Sent to all Florida counties Seminole Counts she riff cams $23 858 and ill go to a maximum of salaries were based on i 1XPu1 ,tl( 11 estimate 'if $28,893. Count) reords stins Polk earned $24,984 in 134 000 Fiscal t.ar 1974-75 and is slated to go next year to The lawsets salaries according to .i (Otiflt) $28 916 population and the cost of living. Salarme' UhIS adjusted up or d4J n uordin'Iy ''I U k Polk fie said his department , ,Aent in to a -great -77he cost of IMng Increase for this -ear ) is ap. aillount of detail" figuring his salary, and he said proximate!~ I I I per cent," accorflin~ to Willlafru~, it's "figured right." 111(11110 Shevin Opinion Won't Stop Funding 6-6-6 35% organic fertilizer in handy 50 pound bag. Rug. rice( bag) .......... '- State officia6 say the cost of living in Florida 11.0arIC.S. IJ" - I " EACH I I Swift e Western Red Cedar S HIM SHINGLES CLOSET SEAT E / R g. rice (ea. ) - ,'.jC tb,,, .4il J,*! %I r_,, th 509 battery .n tough EACH plastic case. Model 122WB. . . . the A s ilars schedule prcpared b y the Florida Department of Administration and niaikd to count) financial officers, lists the fnIlot mm' i'. hikes fin Ii at Iats1 by the l,cgislature - . is I . EACH OR GA N I C PL0I\FT FOOD , !J W Decorative 12" x 12" tiles are available in a great assortment of beautiful colors and patterns' Reg Price(ea.) nde r'' r.1 ~I ~_J !_ - . ma The law provides for a maximum salary . or it allows a maximum i increase - an off icial 1kId cl erkof tht circuit &otifl, and Property ApprdL'* r Terry (ioeiiibel. .a I about US )tarto Pd) 16 electcd officia ls. Lt. Gov. J1111 Williams detailed thc $ $5 000 t'ak - niaot possiba u th e 19 IA 'id e in an Aug. menio to all Florida ( ointi , ''Corn ~ I -k 'tint t(IIiflhlSSiOfl, the supervisor of elections, property appra iser, the taX collector, (lic clerk of Thousands of dollars ortt doled out to dflkIfl Seminole bunt) of- superintendent. county commissioners and 1)utthil the Count) Off schmi board - beginning the first of next month. provides the highest pay rai. I Vinyl Asbestos ~.~)i I, _~. I I ,11 ~, FLOOR TILE .. I(;iists o to sneiiibcrs of (lie sctl(x)l board th W rite r - - . - . - . _•__S__• - .".- - -- .- -.'-- - ' ..-__ ________________ r • - - .'----- .. , . . - - . - - - -. '. - - ' ' -- - . �7A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -, - - Victim Friday, Sept. S. 1975 Three- Year-Old Girl ___ __ - 11111111111111111111111 . 14, Officers Continue Probe Of Traffic Death I NATION By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF August Unemployment Stabh Wholesale Prices May Be Up WASHINGTON (AP) The latest unemployment figures and holesale price index will provide fresh clues — about the strength of the economic comeback. The Labor Department today issues reports on unemployment and holesale prices in August. Wholesale prices are expected to be up, but at a slower pace than in July, and last month's unemployment rate is likely to shos little change. Usually, the nation's jobless rate doesn't begin to drop until several months after a recession bottoms out, but it Fell surprisingly from 9.2 per cent in May to 8.4 per cent in July. Wholesale prices in July jumped 1.2 per cent equal to an annual rate of 14.4 per cent — mainly due to hefty hikes in food and fuel COStS. — regulations. "They will give United States business and industry some of the incentive our economic expansion requires. They will give job-seekers a paycheck Instead of a raincheck," Ford said In remarks prepared for a meeting of California business leaders. Ford Predicts Sinai OK WASHINGTON (All) — No significant congressional opposition is threatening the U.S. commitmnts in the Sinai truce pact, and President Ford predicts that Congress will approve the agreement. Ford told a Republican fundraising dinner Thursday night in Portland. Ore., he was certain "Congress will support this gamble for peace." He said the Sinai agreement's "alternative was almost inevitably war in six to eight months." He had said earlier that there was "near unanimity" of support among 20 congressional leaders who were briefed Thursday at the %Thlte House by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Mctlon on Reports ct Man Re-Arrested Sheriff's Lt. H. C. Parker arrested the operator of the Rendezvous Bar, Altamonte Springs, again Thursday night on a buying, receiving and concealing stolen property charge. County jail records indicate that Donald Richard Crowder, 44, of 551 Karen St., Altamonte Springs, was arrested at his home and was held on $5,000 bond before a judge ordered him released from jail on his own recognizance. Parker said Croder was and receiving money from the city, Continut'd From I'agelA) city contributions to the Central Florida Zoological Society and to the South Seminole Community Library. Altamonte Springs City Attorney Joe Davis said he has requested a copy of the full text of the Shevin opinion. A digest of Shevin opinions was received by Seminole cities this week. The digest included a question from Charles A. Hall, city attorney of New Smyrna Beach on municipal home rule and the chamber of commerce using a municipally owned building Drainage I Request ., ' '•• A bomb exploded early today in a 17th floor restroom of the Kennecott Building here, causing an estimated $50,000 damage, authorities said. No injuries were reported. Persons identifying themselves as members of the Weather Underground called Associated Press bureaus in Salt Lake Cityándan Francisco and said the bomb was aimed at thi Kennecott Copper Company in protest of U.S. Involvement in Qille. Ken Curtis, fire battalion chief, said the explosive apparently was wrapped in a blanket and left in a women's restroom on the 17th floor. The explosive material used was not known, Curtis said. Teacher Strike Continues By TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nearly a million school children in 11 states were locked out of the classroom again today as teachers, striking for more money and other benefits, paced the picket line while nego!lations with school officials remained stalemated. Scattered settlements were reported Thursday in several states, but teachers were still boycotting classes in parts of California, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Jersey, New York. Penn. sylvania, Rhode Island and Washington. The gripes which kept the teachers out of the classrooms included wages, class size, cost-of4iving Increases, and fringe benefits. Longshoremen Oppose Order WASHINGTON (AP) Longshoremen blocked by court orders from carrying out a boycott of grain ship-rnents to the Soviet Union may begin calling in sick unless the injunctions are lifted. President Thomas Gleason of the International Longshoremen's Association said Thursday, "There is more than one way to skin a cat on these injunctions." 11 the maritime union is unsuccessful getting injunctions lifted in courts in Texas and Louisiana. Gleason said "an epidemic can break out on the docks very easily. My guy3 can get sick as hell." — In ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Presidential hopefuls would pay more attention to Dixie if all southern states got together for a single presidential primary, says Georgia Gay. George Busbee. And Alabama Coy. George Wallace, a southern governor likely to be in the 1976 race, says it would save candidates money. Legislative leaders from 14 states have been invited Atlanta for a to-.day mimeeting beginning WeiJneday to discus the proposed regional primary. — tn 13 Cent Stamp Considered — A spokesman for the engineering department said "nothing has been done yet" concerning the commission's request for further study. "This request is just one of many in a step-by-step program to erase a lot of major Problems," Kwiatkowski said. But Commissioner John Ki.mbrough advised the com. mission "to get a presentation from (County Enpinepri Bill a Bush" to see "if we're doing something we haven't done before." "Get an Idea if there's any policy change," he added. Bush initially outlined the problem to Kwiatkowski in a memo, , ' When Longwood was requested several years ago by time Longwood Area r1e. ,. . , -' 'Ni - 11. . - -= I-- - .- -:1: ___- - - ...-A ' ..." t 'v-1. iipwl . . . -.- __~tf - --a* -_- __- — . ''' The Postal Service now has the of Transportation. Jim Wilson reported the $125 boat was stolen from the Osteen Bridge construction site on the St. Johns River, S11415 east of Sanford. Deputy John 1. Poole reported burglars took a shotgun, color television and $100 cash in a breakin at the residence of Randolph Addison, 1724 Peruvian Lane, Eastbrook. I. , .,(. ,. . .' ' i .- I l . :. .. - r ' . .: I i . -• '4 . - -: .'a- ::.... -• '' . ;- . ' ? L -. ' 'ø..- .. - ' 11 . -. S' - - • " Deputies also reported a $125 bar-b-que gill and stand are missing from the county's Lake Mills Park at Chuluota. Sanford police reported a $270 saxaphone was listed by school officials as missing after burglars entered the Seminole high School Hand Room, by breaking windows. , —. . . - Al.! .ENYOOI), Pa. ( API — James L. Groot, alter iIm'bratmg his third wedding anniversary, has started serving an 18-month prison sentence for his part in a slush-fund conspiracy. Groot, a Former top aide to former Sen. Edward Gurney, surrendered Thursday to officials at the minimum security federal penitentiary here. Ina 51 ---month Federal trial in Tampa, ('.urney and three odefendanls, former aide Joseph Bastien and federal housing officials Ralph Koontz and K. Wayne Swiger, ere acquitted of charges growing out of the alleged conspiracy to shakLMlu% n Florida builders by promising (;urey's influence mth the Federal Housing Adminisdinminis. tration. 'b 0 6 By JANE CASSELBERRY herald Staff Writer TheSeniorCitlzenConmmittee of the Greater Sanford Chwimber of Commerce will sponsor a health care seminar at the Sanford Civic Center at 10 tim., ' k . . .' Jury Probes Bank Accounts MIAMI i All) S iss-style numbered bank accounts held by 415 depositors in a Miami bank may contain material needed in a grand jury investigation of corruption and misconduct in public office, a Federal prosecutor says. Asst. U.S. Atty. Charles A. lntriago contended in federal court Thursday that "at least one alleged member of an organized crime gambling group" maintained such a confidential account. And he said there are indications that unqualified Americans also are holding secret accounts — limited by federal regulations to non-resident aliens and U.S. citizens living or working overseas. — Among agencies represented on the panel will be Social Security, Seminole Memorial hospital, Division of Family Services, County officials, P Seminole County Mental Heal th, health insurance and Senior Volunteer Son Says Men Innocent The son of a murdered tmite S1'AItKE AP nmian says he's convinced that two black men who have been in prison since 1963 for the slaying are innocent. "There is no doubt in my mind that they are in prison for something they didn't do," Chris Burkett said of Freddie PiUs and Wilburt Lee. Pitts and Lee were convicted in 1963 and again in 1972 of the murder of Jesse Burkett and Grover Floyd, two white Port St. Joe service station attendants. They are now serving life terms after spending almost nine years on death ron. "lime case against them is built on lies," Burkett said. "It is a racial outrage. I know they didn't kill my father." — the Golden Age Olympics scheduled for No%. 9-15 will be doing a service to the cornmunity and to local buslnes.ses. It was reported plans are golng well for the Olympics project, which will include a variety of activitie from a golf tour. nament and other sportsevents to quieter events such as arts IL and crafts, bridge and canasta, McDenald's Hamburgers has loaned their public relations expert Rosemary Freda to plan a professional advertising Twin Sisters Cling To Life — ji - Hornet said he would like the Senior Citizens committee to .' sponsorabunkoclinictoinfornm 41 . "& — - -. Senior Citizens on schemes of This pavilion at the Seminole Youth Ranch, SR 419, Winter Springs, was donated by the Sertoma flim-flam artists, lie said that Club of Longwood. The Shelter provides a pleasant place for picnics, doing homevo;k., and playing the police department will games for the boys at the ranch. Serlomii members shown checking out the facility are from left, cooperate in conducting the Carmine Bravo, president; Rod Cable, secretary; Joe lilian, and Gil Lewis, director. (Herald clinic. Photo by Gordon Williamson) He told of a recent case where an elderly man said two men — one supposedly a doctor .. - -' •:'-: -'- - - - -' - - ' - SERTOMA CLUB GIVES SHELTER — 2 = 0 ivision Gets Tentative P&Z Go-Ahead Temporary Bus Successful Hearst G Jury — ,-,, . ....... .. - ' QU its rina in the luirbor of this Gulf Coast community. The Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension drivers who contribute to it. How well it does this depends on how sucessfully the monies are invested, Low rates on loans as small as $8,800 form a sidelight to th€ practices of the $1.4 billion Ceotral States Fund, better known for its multimillion-dollar investments in projects promoted by favored borrowers, some connected with organized crime, than for its beneficence were willing to lend you most of to the average vacation home buyer. It appears, in fact, to be the first known instance where the fund has accepted large numn- that amount — again at the bargain i;' per cent rate. The pension Fund insures the retirement income of truck - Nam i n _. - with Cove Inn in 1964, when it passed ftough the hands of obtained a $1.35-million mortgage on the property then being held by a Miamimi bank. As with so many other Fund deals, the Dorfrnan, fund lawyer Alvin Baron, and three men in an out-side law Firm that advises the Fund, Morton J. Harris, Ira ---- - Came to his home to say it was nece&UrY for him to have an 4? examination for his medicare. vvruie ne was oeing examined ' i the other man took his wallet from his trousers and rifled the home. 1k ' ' 0 Pol ice rc'i e - I I TT -34 N - gtile grace of Gixi MIAMI Al', 'fl was hy tmiiis as Jesse Ferreira, 60, of Neil Hart, a I.'ate I'runt firthat I wasn't Hialeah; William 'Iron, 41',, and rescue worker, said one of Ihi' killed," said one of 11 men in- John Cobb, 43, both of Hclly. mmien was still on fire when other jured in a natural gas explosion wood. They said Ferreira and workers rushed him away' on that killed three co-workers at a Trim died instantly, Cobb later the back of a flat-bed truck. cement factory. of burns covering 100 per cent of "We met the truck on the way Donald Llneback, 41, suffered his body. to the scene," Hart said. "We :" minor injuri es Thursday w hen The injured, suffering from stopped it and t here were still the blast knocked a 10-ton steel burns and dust inhalation, were flames on this man. His clothes door from a giant furnace, taken to three area hospitals. were on fire." raised a heavy cloud of cement dust and ignited a flash fire. TALLAHASSEE I APi Gov. hteubin Askew's appointment of two recalled Dade i", t' .1 , County' commissioners to the I board governing the state's 40 L. largest water-management d '" trict was a blow to eonservationists, says a Florida P 4' Audubon Society publication. 1 An article in the current cdi. ' S . - -I . lion of "Florida Conservation Officials of Maule Industries said workers apparently were Digest," released Thursday, \ trying to light the furnace, insaid the appointments "sur/ /" stalled three weeks ago, when prised and disappointed" conservationists. the explosion occurred. A bout io employes were inside the The magazine objected to .6, '& -'--'. plant. Askew's appointment last month of Ben Shepard of lila"I was 15 feet from the door," leah and Hardie Ma theson of :, said Charlie Hall, 60. "They' 1]: South Miami as members of the were trying to light it. I the Central and Southern Florida I", cloud of dust coming out and I Flood Control District Board. TIPS FROM THE TOP knew what it was. Shepard and Matheson were Public relations pointers were presented to the Sanford "I ran for the stairs and made reca!Ied several years ago Seminole Jaycees Thursday' at a luncheon-meeting at Western it out of the building. I'd just when irate Dade County citi- Sizzlin' Steak house, Club President Skip Senkarik, left, come (lawn from a scaffold to zens ousted Four county corn- welcomes Rich Church from Washington D.C., public relations get some bolts. If I'd been on missioners.' director for Auto Train Inc., who conducted the program and that thing, I'd be dead." The publication charged that showed slides. Officials identified tile vic. the two had, as commissioners, "distinguished themselves as spokesmen for developers and special interests, repeatedly ignoring the recommendations of "There are people in these restaurants. But when the High MIAMI BEACH (API county planners by voting to buildings who can't walk be- Holidays come, something from approve high de nsity develop. Seasonal synagogues are cause they are old and won't their childhood pulls at their mnents In environmentally sprouting ride on a holiday," said Mau. mind. They want to go to servmembersas of some Southelderly sensitive areas." Florida's rice Matheson Is regarded by large Jewish community' "rent- store Lipson, owner a retired jewelry Ices." from Fall River, At another condominium on Dade County' conservationists a-rabbi" for special services Mass. Miami Beach, residents and as "somewhat of dfl environ- during the High Holidays. "Some don't keep a kosher neighbors will head to the ball"We get constant calls askmental turncoat" who failed to hommie and eat out at non-kosher room for their services, deliver on campaign promises ing, 'Where do we rent a rabbi, f \ " \\ -. ,. /- ' . ' - ,'. -S . ''' r. SCHWINN® - IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' / saw "Police make the worst typ of criminals," Miller said "You know if they can get awa with this much, it can't li difficult." ' - - - '- ' SALES • SERVICE I PARTS . /. 4 • 11 .REPAIR ALL MAKES 1, / ACCESSORIES - . USED BIKES 996 W. HWY. 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — I 8342000 — -- - j = concerning environmental pro- prayer books and a Torah," says Rabbi Solomon Schiff, ditection, the magazine said, It supported a Miami Herald rector of the Community Chap. editorial stand that "the gover- laincy' Service. The holy days begin at sunnor's poor judgement in the apbe od rcadown tonight with Bosh hash-. pointments would con for the Senate to refuse anah, the Jewish new year. They end at sundown Sept. 15 :onfirrnation." He named hlilda Kressman, with Yom Kippur, the day of Trenton, to the Suwannee River atonement. Ianagement District, succeedAt one Hallandale condominium, Eddie Richburg, and reap. the Torah (Jewish :mnted W.J. Carlton, Cross book of prayersi was rented 'ity. Also ap pointed were Don- from New York, the rabbi cam' mId L. Browning, Madison; Je- out of retirement and a sevenome Johns, Starke; and B.W. foot-tall lucite ark was built specially for the occasion lelvenston III, live Oak. SAT., SEPT. 6 P.M. TIL MIDNIGHT TITUSVII.LE AP — Thu policemen who shoplifte $459 in loot, including a bo nimotor carried out of a depar ment store, say it was a hat way to make a point. But they never got caught i what Police Chief C.W. "Jake Miller said was an attempt i emphasize how easy it is shoplift. - Elderly Jews 'Rent-ARabbi' BICYCLES NOW -. Point "All of us had nervous star achs the whole time," Patrc man Jack Schnell said Thur day, "We were worried abom what might happen to us." condominium declaration and began to sell its more than 100 units, plus more than 40 boat slips, mostly to buyers using Central States financing. Natural Gas Explosion Kills Three, Wounds -if - hers of individual mortgages, loan went bad. M. Burman and Harvey M. SiThe second-mortgage holders At a Collier County Fore- lets. are a group of lawyers who ad- closure sale, the Fund bid $1 The property wound up in the vise the pension fund, plus Allen million and took over the prop-- hands of The Cove of Naples, Dorfman, the wealthy insur- erty, then being run as a motel. Inc., which paid $1.9 million. ante agent whom James It. For more than three years The Fund financed $1.55 milHofFa installed to oversee the the Fund held the property as it lion of that with a 26-year loan Fund when boffa went to jail in went through a series of three- at 612 per cent interest, and the 1967. Dorfman himself was con- and four-figure delinquency Dorfman group took a second victed in 1972 of accepting a tiffs with federal and state tax mortgage for $250,000, thus $55,000-kickback to arrange a authorities, enabling the buyers to take over fund loan. In a series of transactions for a $100,000 investment. The Fund became involved Jan. 2 and 3, 1969, the property In 1972, Cove of Naples filed a 1 436 SEMORAN 11 I 1 - AnotherFirst __ for South SUPER BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL Seminole. I'iveday-old twin sisters PENSACOLA APi kept a slim hold on life today amid a legal-religious battle over blood transfusions doctors say may be vital to save the premature infants. Dr. Edward It. Westrnark, the attending physician, was not available for comment Thursday. But a lawyer said Westmark had sought legal advice on liability if he gives ti'1, trnsfusions to Carol and Julia Ivey of Panama City, o 'yr the objections of their parents. The parents, Hon and Denita Ivey, said blood transfusions violate the beliefs of their Jehovah's Witnesses religion. ' .•- For less than 12 per cent down payment, you could, for example, obtain a $22,700 resort unit overlooking a pleasant ma- fund was willing to loan you the $20,000 balance for a modest in. terest rate of 6 1 z per cent. That was as much as three points lower than the going rate for conventional home mortgages (luring the 1972-75 period that units were available here at Cove Inn, What's more, if you didn't care to conmie up with the full down payment in cash, some friends and advisers to the fund .' Olympics. • During the NAPLES API of years several past tight money and record-breaking mortgage interest rates, a huge Teamsters Union pension fund and its friends offered bargain financing for buyers of individual units in a waterside condominium. t5la sts Groot Starts Prison Term Slated Rev. Ken Holt of Pinecrest Baptist hly JOE ASKREN Church reported this to correct a drafting error in area" bounded on the north by ford, Herald ald Staff Writer ea r' s Comm u n it y r e s i d e n Ii a I z o n i n g Santa Barbara Street, on the A site plan was accepted from Thanksgiving Eve service, classifications for large homes east by Iroquois Street, and on Calogero Baio to convert an old A preliminary site plan for a in an area between Bay and the west by M sponsored by the Sanford ohawk Street. The house on two lots already zoned Ministerial Association will be 20-lot subdivision, presented by Grandview Streets that in- lot owner in Dreamwold sub. commercial at 1008 South held Sanford Planning and Zoning eludes Gardenia, Phillips division in the Civic Center Nov. 26 had requested it be French Ave. to a family-type P&Z) Commissioner Jeff Terrace and Sanford Park rezoned commercial, according Italian restaurant, Bafo said at 7:30 p.m. in order to accommodate a larger crowd and Davis on behalf of Shoemaker subdivisions. The area is to City Planner David Farr. completion of the new business broaden the scope. There will Construction Co. of Sanford, located north of 25th Street, and The commission also ap is expected by December. was tentatively approved by the west of Mellonville Avenue. be a Bicentennial emphasis on proved a request to add The commission also P&2 Board Thursday. The commission agreed to bathroom facilities and a discussed, but took no action, in heritage, festival and horizons. Davis Is executive vice- recommend to City Corn- storage area to a canning plant designating areas Plans call for a choir of 200 to and policing 300 The temporary "courtesy president of the construction mission voice s and the Seminole the maintaining of the at 504 Celery Ave. The request for Junkyards in the city. busing" of more than 100 pupils company. lie said he was high School hand. Speakers will residential zoning of recently was submitted by Am Amos Jones, "I see a need for (zoning) a Include a icross SR 427 (Maitland stepping down temporarily as a annexed Block 21 "to be executive director of Seminole new resident of the location," said Zoner C. B. venue) to the Lake Onenta commission member prior to compatible to the surrounding country, a layman and a Conununity Action Inc., Sun. Franklin. Elementary School which presenting the non-agenda item minister. The Disabled xgan Wednesday "seems to be at the end of the meeting. American Veterans will furnish orking," according to Supt. The proposed subdivision is to the color guard and ministers of Nilliam P. Layer. be built near Upaala Road and the various churches will usher. Layer's secretary said this Larkwood Drive. Horner reported the Bicen. forming school officials are IIAItIUSI3URG, Pa. (AP) Mrs. Doris Harrison, building an investigation into the alleged take my wife and one of my tennial office will be moved to neeting with principals of department secretary, said A federal grand Jury in- harboring of the fugitive news- closest friends and attempt to the Jaycee Information wrrounding schools where Davis was only asking the vestigating the Pitricia Hearst r)a!wr heiress last summer Building on French Avenue, lie in a jail them," he said. tii',t.' Ifl nip,n kii nfl nitnik .L ,,.-.... ,,,,,I 'I ,....-1,._. £iint 9 campaign for the Golden Age ' L.4i',, ' ' - a MIAM It APi -'Iliree Dade County commissioners and a comimmimissioner's husband have beers convicted of bribery conspiracy involving payments for zoning votes. Comm miii issioners Joyce Goldberg, Edward Stephenson and Edv, ard Graham and Mrs. Goldberg's husband, ere found guilty late Thursday by a circuit court jury. Stephenson ' as convicted of four counts, Graltain of three mounts, Mrs. Goldberg of two counts and her husband of one. Each count carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and $5,000 fine. No state's mtnesses, George MacLean, a confessed bagimian, arid former Miami City Attorney Alan Rothstein, m ere granted Irmiriluflits- from prosecution in exchange for their tcStimi(ii . b. A _ # Guilty Of Bribery Charges I of the chamber, said - ': t Dade County Commissioners Jack . ' I IN BRIEF Friday, Sept. 5, 197S—.3A Teamsters Offered Low-Cost Financing — - -- . FLORIDA questions from the floor will be answered • t . '.. .- I . 1~ .- •- ' __ ___ - . Iii//A? .I % 41 i - Program Said Southern Primary Proposed WA..SIHNG1'ON API Seminole County Cornmissioner Harry Kwiatkowski made a bid for $6,000 to combat drainage problems in the Wirmwood subdivision, but the request was turned down until further study Is done by the county engineering department. Kwiatkowski asked the commission to budget $6000 this year or next to halt flooding problems which have plagued the residential area near Lake Mobile in South Seminole. But Kwiatkowski was told granting such a request could "Open the door" for requests of a simnillar nature. — matter 1- ' — • -~ ... Chamber of Commerce to city's citizens would benefit permit installation of a from the donation. He added telephone in city hall to be at the time that the city might answered by the city hall as a condition of the conreceptionist, Davis said it tribution require the zoo would not be a proper ex- society to name something for penditure of taxpayers' the city. money. lie gave an identical [avis said there is no doubt opinion in Lo Longwood con- the city has authonty to cerning use public funds for operate zoo, adding, would a this a proposed Junior police zoo outside the city particular zoo organization, benefit the people of Altamonte Springs? Davis was not asked by Davis said toda) Based Altamonte Commission for an opinion on the chamber lease upon the excerpts of the atof the Altamonte community torney general's opinion, house. On the zoo society there appears to be a potential contribution, Davis said it problem (concerning the was up to the city commission lease arrangement with the to determine whether the chamber.)" Davis over the years has rendered conservativ opinions about the use of public Funds for civic or charitable organizations giving opinions In both the . Cities Cities of Longwood mnci Altamonte Springs on the For many years Altamonte Springs has been allocating annually $1,000 to the library, saying the library should use 0 Denied — i the funds For the purchase of books. Earlier this year, the city commission donated $1,000 to the Central Florida Zoological Society as did ot her govern, mental bodies in the area. rhe digest says, "Assurning that the chamber tnerce would not be charged ' rent of full market value, i IS not a proper public Ipurpose for • chamber of commerce to utilize a portion or all of a municipally owned building. Nor may the city dot money t the chamber commerce for general ourposes. ...- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) • senior Knowles: Chamber Unaffected' Sem'*inar .--"._• Underground Claims Bomb reportedly recovering in excess year-old Orlando man on of $30,000 in allegedly stolen $10,000 bond alter his arrest on items, a circuit court warrant charging breaking and entering Fires A total of 13 persons have with intent to commit a felony been arrested in connection and larceny of a firearm. The * Courts with what officials termed "a suspect was identified as John *Police Beat steal to order" theft ring that Frederick llollhorst, of 12124 iiiiiiiii funneled "orders" for ap- Leeway, Orlando. proximately $1-million in stolen arrested after agents executed items last year through the bar Sanford police arrested a search warrant at his location in Altamonte Springs. Robert Lee Jones, 43, of San residence and seized apford Route Two, at First St., proximately 5o pounds offrozen Woman Charged and Chapman Ave. on a charge meat that allegedly had been of carrying a concealed In other arrests, Altamonte firearm. Bond for Jones was set stolen at Ocoee, in Orange Springs police charged Peggy at $5,000. County. Crowder faces trials in circuit Cox, 49, of Tampa with grand court later this month and in larceny. She was held in jail on Theft Probed October on stolen property $5,000 bond following her arrest charges lodged when officers at Robinson's Dept. Store, Sheriff's deputies today are swept through south Seminole Altamonte Mall, according to Investigating the reported theft Aug. 15, executing search jail records, of a 10-foot aluminum boat warrants at four locations and Shetiff's deputies jailed a 38- owned by the state Department Boyd, of 220 Forest Drive, Sanford. A Officers said no charges were made and Investigation of the I * accident is continuing. Sanford police today were continuing an investigation into the Thursday night traffic death of a three-year-old child on W. 25th St. near French Ave. (U.S. 17-92). Patrolman D. L. Anderson reported Btty Elaine liartigan, three-year-old daughter of Mrs. Juanita Hartigan, of&45 W. 25th St., was pronounced dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hosital at 8:05 p.m. First reports indicated the child was crossing the four-lane street from a shopping center parking lot on the north side of the street when she was struck by a car in the westbound lanes. Anderson identified the driver of the car as Alison M Ford Says Economy In 'Climb' SACli:MEN1't), ('.ilif, t AI' - President Ford todiv declared the American eciiIloIIi is ''ofl the raighta ay and beginning to climb," but to maintain the momentum be said U.S. industry must invest $4 trillion to create 11 million new jobs by 1980. To help industry raise this enormous sum, the President urged Congress to adopt his policies to pro vide tax incentives and drastically reduce federal business Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. it Hours of picking & singing. Featuring Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, The Lewis Family, Blue Grass Gentlemen, Blue Grass Partners, American Express Blue Grass, Orange Blossom Blue Grass, Blue Grass Generation. 35 famous Entertainers. JIM & JESSE W Aa't, S' "s LI Starting September 2, saving at The First will be twice as easy in Seminole County. �-- Evening Hendd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANI'ORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 round A VAYNE I). IX)Yl.E, Publisher WILLIAM F). ('[JuliE, Managing Editor 9 IIOHERT 1'. MAR KEY. Advertising Director Ik!IR' 1)t'l1ver Week, 55 cents, Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. lh Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Moith, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32.40. \4, l Vietnam Heard Pleading With The Clock Caution Even the most insensitive of statesmen could recognize the invitation that North and South Vietnam are issuing to the United States of America. The Communists have taken great pains in recent months to let the United States know they are eager to implement Chapter 8 of the agreement which ended our role in the Indochina war -- the provision which says the United States will contribute to the post-war reconstruction of both Vi It ims if other prenhises are kept. AS early as last June Premier Pham Van Dong himself took the initiative, with an announcement that North Vietnam was "ready to pursue a resumption in relations with the United States" provided we gave them aid. North Vietnam, the premier said. in return would live up to its promise f 1973 to furnish a prompt accounting of the Americans missing in action in Indochina. Once stung, twice shy. When the United States reacted coolly, North and South Vietnam took a number of other steps to exhibit their eagerness to 1u business with us. Among other things, Shell Oil 'nmpany was approached to see if it is interested in a resumption of exploratory drilling in the South Vietnamese tidelands. Dr. Roger Shields, who is in charge of repatriation of prisoners of war at the Pentagon, received a message from Hanoi that North Vietnam was ready to ship the remains of three more American servicemen. And finally, this month Nhuven Van Luu and Dinh Ba Thi, observers at the United Nations for North and South Vietnam, agairt declared that their countries were ready to resume "Normal relations" with the United States if we extended aid. The eagerness of the Communists, North and South Vietnam, to tap American capital and technology for the reconstruction of Southeast Asia is hardly surprising. Both Russia and China are having their own reconstruction problems and would be delighted to have us relieve them of the financial burdens of such backward client states as the Vietnams and Cuba. For the Kremlin this would constitute a brilliant execution of policy along the classic lines dictated by Stalin, who said that capitalistic countries, would furnish the rope to hang themselves. The U. S. official policy on aid to North and South Vietnam is honest and straightforward. Private U. S. firms and organizations would violate provisions of the Trading with the Enemy Act if they tried to assist North Vietnam with technology or reconstruction. The attitude of the State Department itself is particularly charitable. In a speech to the Japan Society of New York, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said that although the Communists have flouted accepted standards of conduct, "we are prepared to look to the future . Our attitude toward them will be influenced by their conduct toward their neighbors and their attitude toward us." Nothing in their attitude to date suggests that the Communists have the faintest intention to live up to the binding agreement that they signed to end the war in Indochina, to account for all Americans missing in action, or to permit international assurances that self-determination must dictate the future of Indochina; a Fau Itr Reasoning A specious sort of reasoning holds that when so many people siolate a law that authorities have trouble enforcing It, the solution is to change the law. We now see this being applied to the problem of tracking down the large number of illegal aliens in the United States of America. Some congrsmen are advancing the Idea that the government should provide "amnesty" to illegal aliens who have been in the country for a specified period and managed to avoid detection and deportation. Obviously this would reduce the illegal alien problem considerably. It would also make a joke of our immigrations laws. It has long been policy to regulate the now of immigrants into this country. There Is nothing wrong with that policy. We are simply failing to carry It out as well as we should. U. S. BERRY'S WORLD (1>fl What are the For helping our youth enjoy life in this troubled world of economic tur. ,iioil? The tangible rewards are few and far between and there aren't too many pals on the back either. Matter of fact, you'll be lucky to hear a "Thank You" now and then. About all anyone can count on is the satisfaction of knowing that through his or her efforts, some youngster has found life a little more enjoyable and knoss that at least a few adults really do care. Currently there are quite a few adults who care about youngsters and several of these grown-ups can be seen almost daily as they help the Pop Warner Football Program, which is in its infancy and is available to middle school-aged children throughout Seminole County. The program is a great one and we can't offer enough support to it. 1Io ever, word has come to us that some of the equipment these youngsters are using is antiquated and about orn out. Therefore, funds must be raised to either purchase new gear or refurbish that hich is currently being used. WORLD IN BRIEF Private pilots galore are expected to be on hand at the Sanford Airport come Tuesday, Sept. 9, when a Sale Pilot Seminar is scheduled in the Terminal Building Lobby. Harris Weiss, accident prevention specialist of the Federal Aviation Authority, will conduct the eniinar and show a couple of movies. Door prizes will be given out to the pilots who are expected to conic in from Sanford as well as from Chuluota, Apopka, Winderniere, Mt. Dora, Umatilla and DeLand. According to J.S. "Red" Cleveland, Sanford Airport manager, Further information may be obtained by calling the Airport Authority Office, Airport Terminal, Air Sanlando or Aero Services, Inc. All pilots, potential pilots, spouses and friends are inited to attend the 7:30 p.m. seminar, hIch is free to one and all. —BhIlCurrie RAY CROMLEY Best Timber ft Deserting V-1 'I IC - Leadership .-. ~ 11; ,'... .,., - ,-', ..... ~" I L,,,. .~-1 1 -. =- -1 .#,. - .i . , a Priority qr S . , W'orking On Agreement I .• I / ': LONDON (AP) - A bomb accent telephoned 10 minutes ; ft . . I / % . ." a .1 VhTlo .7 _ : It.. Au SEPTEMBER 4 ADMISSIONS Donald Evans Jr. Marshall Holloway III Sandra M Hunt Edward T. Maisak Sanford: Eugene Douglas Thomas E. Eichelberger This Lady Was No Lad Edgewater Drive, Orlando. - Bask Class Piano, 3 p.m. 7 Central Florida Sheltered fee 4:30 p.m., Tuesday & Thursday Workihip's annual meeting, 8 10 p.m., registration SEPT. 11500 8 wks. Call Community SCC's Piano Lab. Registration p.m., Sun Bank Community Seminole High School Band Services at SCC for reser- fee $30.00. Call Community Room, 230 S. Orange Ave., Parents meeting, band Services at SCC for reset- Orlando. room, vations. 7:30 p.m. vatlons. Intermediate Class PianO, Beginning Oil PaintIng, 7 Parent Effectiveness, 7 p.m., 6:30 p.m. 8:00p.m., Monday & Basic Home Interior P.M. 10 p.m. AEC 11, fee SCC's South Seminole Center, Wednesday, SCC's Piano Lab. Decorating, 7 p.m. 10 p.m.,. $15.00, 8 wks. For reservations, 12 weeks. For reservations call Registration fee $30.00. For AEC 38. $10.00, 8 wks. Call call SCC's Community SerSCC ('onununit' ServIces, reservations call Community Seminole Community College's vices. Community Services for SEPT. 10 Slim 'ii Trim, 10 a.m. and 1 Services at SCC. reservations. p.m. Monday and Wednesday, 1cCluspo,8:15pm Personal Growth & Iran- F. sactional Analysis, 7 p.m. ('all Seminole Community nesday, SCC's Piano Lab. WEATHER College's Community Services Registration fee $30.00. Call for reservations. Community Services at SCC for Sanford-Seminole Art Association, 6:30 p.m., Civic ('enter, for covered dish supper. Joe Mathieux will cond uct a critique. reservations. - Z Mr. Moose says— ; Back T. &kad 9 AND Er S- - it I'l .- - . m1 ___________ ' u— _______ , - - - .. - . All Souls Home and School meeting, 8 p.m., Social Hall. . 4 -. — _______________ ________ ':i" .. . - _______ S-- - - gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 20 to 30 per cent through Saturday. Extended Forecasts Partly cloudy with scattered Kenneth Taylor, Miami, and mostly afternoon and evening one grandson. The RI. Rev. William Folwell, thundershowers. Highs mainly Mrs. Florence Anne f Banny) hay, wife of the Rev. Canon A. Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese around 90 and lows in the 70s. Daytona Beach tides: High Rees Hay, headmaster of of Central Florida. with the Trinity Preparatory School, Very Rev. O'Kelly Whitaker, 8:46 a.m., 9:08 p.m.; low 2:20 died Tuesday after a brief Lean of Cathedral Church of St. a.ui.,2:45p.m. Port Canaveral: illness. The Hays had Just Luke officiated at services held high 8: a.m., 8:47 p.m.; low 2:10 a.m., 2:38 p.m. month in today at St. Luke's. returned from MRS. FLORENCE HAY Bayh Prepares For Bruising Battle Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., in one of the most companies control oil fields, transmission Lines, to higher-priced domestic and foreign crude," American authorities, Bolivian dictator Hugo audacious act., since David challenged Goliath, tankers, refineries and service stations, assert, the memo, "the majors sought to use Banzer is getting serious about stopping the dope attempt to break up the economic power of the In other words, as Paster puts it in his memo, their market control to destroy competition." trade, big oil companies. they "control the oil from the time it comes out of The ultimate victim of the oil companies' In July, Bolivian drug enforcement officers He is preparing for a bruising battle. A the ground until it is pumped Into the gasoline collusion, of course, are the customers who have met In Cochabamba with their counterparts private memo, intended for his eyes only, warns t.ank"Reduced to statistics, "the 20 largest oil been pouring more and more of their earnings from Peru, C1IW?, Argentina, Paraguay, and that "the oil industry is beginning to mobilize" companies control more than 75 per cent of Into the pockets of the oil men. Brazil to map out a multinational anti-drug and that he "can expect fierce opposition." production, refining and marketing and more Bayh believes he has a good chance of campaign. But Bayh believes the only way to bring than 90 per cent of pipeline capacity." pushing his bill through the Senate. The oil Last year, Banzer fired the police chief of competition back to the domestic Industry is to This gives the oil giants the power to barons are also beginning to get at little worried. 3anta Cruz, who was believed to be involved In strip the big companies of their control over all manipulate prices. The Senate memo cites "the "The Industry originally did not get excited; narcotics traffick And this past June, he stages of production frorr, the oil well to the gas infamous July 4th ga3oline price increases" as however, that is changing," the memo advised. purged a h(it of ot',ir I.-..... .L-. . & ing &f(i,".,r,, " The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brush of Brushto9. N. Y., her family was auiong the early settlersof New York State and she was a direct descendant of Governor Europe. Morris. She moved to Orlando in 1957 with her husband and family. A A 11-1111 1.11. I.,.i., AlS.Viiliuv (,rIII. r ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ — __ — __ ___ ___ __ _ _ — __ — ouk Y cc1?CJf(f 0ne5r'0?1 BACK TO SCI' 1st PARTY SAT., SEPT. 6 ______ Lhe 2 P.M. .5 P.M. Regular Admission ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ 1st PRIZE — "Sanford And The I Wor ld War " I WATCH MA RGE WILLIAMS 31? 181? FREE RC COLA TO THE Ft PURCHASING ADMISSION Sanford CL/S Years • Be a , I SHIRLEY COOPER Al.! 9212 WEDNESDAY . S LIFE - S LOVE 5 BUSINESS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME MARRIAGE - Monroe ld)h%ilde Elementary School .SCC. 11-113. Call SCC's Ccm- d'cshow'?rs. Highs In the upper hi i\ Board 7:30 p.m. at the munity Services for reser- 8 and lower 90g Lows in the vatlons. low to mid 70s. Variable mostly 5(1)001. southeast winds around 10 mph, ANDERSON i -., . - , - . -- a Whole life readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT John D. Gunning, Altamonte Springs Louis Picone. DdBar Frederick Wilore, m Enterprise Jesse Graham, Geneva George W. Boston, Lake Trudi M. Bowers, New Smnyrna Bch. Annie M. Corley, Tangerine 10 SEPT. 9 Introduction to Cre'Iive Partly cloudy through __________________________ Aggression, 7 p.m. . 10 p.m., Saturday with a chance of afregistrations $10.00, 8 wks., ternoon and evening thun- AREA DEATHS Fc-,1NS URANCE AGENCY Closed S,nda vs Il 91 7 n,,Iis $SqTh 04 Safard host t Ni ls ,d Sanford: Margaret E. Brown Nancy E. Catron James Courtoy Georgia Dunwo(xly Carrie C. Griffith Claude Lawrence Elizabeth Tesia lMuetta W. Tyner Longwood p.m., SCC, 5-113, 10 wks., fee $10.00. For reservations, call SCC's Community Services. Thursday's high 89. Overnight low Sanford, Fla. 3277) HOURSIAM —SPM eDAvS Chapman, - SCC's South Seminole Center. 9:45 p.m., Monday & Wed- USS y I)ISCIIARGE.S Susan I). 'tedder Raymond W inmann Ella Dick, DeBary Frederick W. Ockers, - He 831-9774 .24)7 S. French Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald - o ' - CARD READINGS, CRYSTAL BALL READINGS HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS Beginning Watercolors, p.m. 322-0285 Catherinet Bell a baby girl, Sanford Pamela J. Marrero-Garcia Dorothy Pope Katherine Rober John Taylor $15.00. For reservations or Services for reservations. SEPT. 54 Call Seminole Community All day fish fry and rummage more information, call SCC's Free FAA Safe Pilot College's Community Services sale sponsored by Just Us Club Community Services. Seminar, Sanford Airport for reservations. to benefit the Good Samaritan Women interested In Further Basic Gunamithlng, i p.m. - terminal building, 7:30 p.m. Home. films on soft and short Education, 9 a.m.- 12 noon, no 10 p.m., registration fee $10.00, New 8 wks., 5-206. Call Seminole field and crosswind landings. fee, 6 wks., SCC's South .SEPT. 6 Central Florida Chapter of Community College's Corn- Free door prizes and a chance Seminole Center. For reserNational Paraplegics Aim. inunity Services for reser- to win an airplane. All pilots vations or more information, invited, call June Gordon at SCC. party, 7 p.m., VFW Post, vBdOns. six Under 25 . SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments . Quotes 7 BIRTHS - , )' - PALMIST - , -, LOW AUTO RATES PAST— PRESENT — FUTURE - + I I. MADAM KATHERINE SEPT. 5 Lyman High School Band Free blood pressure tests, 24 Interpersonal CommunicLyman High School Athletic Boosters, 6:30 p.m., potluck p.m. , Adventist Church, 7th ations 1 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., Fee Boosters will sponsor a bar- supper and business meeting in and Elm, Sanford. $10.00,- SCC, &-207. For reser- DeBary becue at 5:30 p.m. with swim school cafeteria. Rosa M. Tyler, DeBary 8:3(1 vatiofiS call SCC's Community Slim 'N Trim, 7:30 p.m. party in the new pool, sneak Treva Elurnor, Deltona Services. p.m., registration fee $15.00, Quilting Techniques, 7 p.m. preview of football team, and 10 p.m., SCC's Marie Steehler, DelMary tona South Seminole SCC main Campus, Health Oil Painting, 9 a.m. 12 noon, Lyle T.J.Wescott, back to school p Lake Bldg. Call SCC's Community registration fee $15.00, AEC 11. dance at 8 .m. Center, 8 wks., registration Frances ,., .5. __________ ____ - - —Z MU • HOSPITAL NOTES utes walk from the American Embassy, was filled to capacity with 700 guests. It was the fifth bombing in or near London in the past nine CALENDAR .' CALL ______________________________ , :' , JACK before the blast and warned the bomb would go off. The 28-story hotel, facing Hyde Park and only a few mm- , I 4 ( ': - days. In the four previous then everything went black." scything glass caused many blasts, one person was killed One witness said about 100 casualties. liiltun Hotel near Buckingham and 30 were wounded. Police people ,Acre in the lobby at the The Playboy Club, next door Palace at lunchtime today kill, suspect terrorists of the Irish time. ing three persons and seriously Republic Arm)' are responsible to the Hilton, was evacuated injuring 38, police said. A de- for the wave of bombings. Outside the hotel, on Park A police spokesman at St. vice that appeared to be a see"I saw several people thrown Lane in the heart of the (ash. George's Hospital, where man) anyond bomb was found later and to the floor," said one of those ionable West End, a middle-age of the injured were taken, said, demolition experts were dis- injured in today's blast, British nurse, blood spattered over her "It is like a butcher's shop in mantling it. businessman Edgar Dickinson, white uniform, stood shaking the casualty department. I have Associated Newspapers, pub- 4, "Some of them were beside a wall, mumbling over seen arnan with a leg blown off. lisher of the Daily Mail and screaming. It was like the end and over, 'it was terrible." So far we have had a dozen London Evening News, said an of the world. A bright flash and Some hotel employes said ambulances arriving." anonymous caller with an Irish 11 ilie s',o(jatrd I'rr is S&'crctary of State henry A. Kissinger meets With Secretary.4;enerai Kurt Waldheim in New York today to discuss the ork of the United Nations peacekeeping force in the' enlarged new buffer zone assigned to it by the new Israeli Egyptian agreement, One One tiN. source predicted that the Soviet Union, which disapproves of the agreement, might refuse to pay its share of the cost of the U.N. force. But another source said the Russians could hardly object to something both the I.gvptiari.s and the Israelis agreed to. — - BEST ' exploded 4n the lobby of the WASHINGTON Atli Israel, Egypt and some other Arab countries would get at least $9 billion in American aid over the next three years as part of Secretary of State henry A. Kissinger 's bargaining for the new Middle East agreement, The administration, congressional and diplomatic sources ho provided the figure emphasized that this is minimum sum and that It could run much higher as time IX.ss. . . 4. 111111111111~v Coup, But F a i l 111 Bomb Explodes Near Palace a- -. . -- ---_ Friday, Sep15, 1 97S—SA i Mideast May Get $9 Billion A. ' Rebellion Second Device Found Kissing9r, !Naldh elm Meet ... ... I Castle, a 78-member constitutional convention has made Ever since Henry Ward Beecher observed that Some months back, the director of the U. S. commerce is conducted by the strong, usually Army Electronic Warfare Laboratory wrote . against the weak, industry has denied It in toto President Ford. ."in the 18 months since I and fostered it in tact. ':,,/ . assumed this responsibility I have lost a Even lately, with increasing suspicion that deputy director, an associate director and three S corporate America has not so much as a soul to . ; technical area chiefs.. to retirement (and new be damned, many tycoons have continued to ( Careers).. . five of the top eight people.. .this reject any notion of social responsibility save the situation Is (duplicated) throughout the federal .. historic one, that the business of business is service. I note that In my former laboratory... business as usual. v. two of the most productive defense scientists of Now there are indications that if the nier our time are leaving this month. we are losing *9 . S cantile philosophy has been prosperous It may our leadership. . .. also beself.destructive.A poll released this week 4 .( The rate of resignations among top by Hart Research Associates Indicates that a professional employes has doubled since 1970. discomforting majority of Americans believe Retirements in the higher echelons there Is the stench of mischief in big business per cent between 1973 and 1974. that should, even at the expense of some Today, more than 20 per cent of the govern. cherished capitalistic ideals, be fumigated with ment's top officials - usually the best ones fundamental change. artnow either quitting their jobs or retiring .. The poll, commissioned by the Peoples --. ...; early. Middle and lower grade employes, and the . Bicentennial Commission, an anti-establishment . mediocre among the top graders, have been S body opposed to conventional wisdoms, is no less staying on. startling in its nuances and implications. Jeremy Data now being compiled gives an ominous Rifkin, the untitled founder of Peoples, feels the warning of how far and how fast this trend Is results "clearly show" that ihany Americans are ,i proceeding. ready for another revolution, this time in the In June, six of the Treasury Department's 12 . name of participatory or democratic economics. top officials said they were leaving. In the ..For instance, the poll says that a majority of previous five months 17 Defense executives Right with you, pall the public (66 percent) favor the idea of employe resigned. The chief economist of the Commerce ownership and . . companies. This is Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis and .. -. , really significant. Rigit now I can think of only the clinical director of the Nat1onl Cancer five or companies in the nation that are BERT COLLIER Institute left. The list goes on and employe-owned and operated — and they are The hiring of top flight men and women for key small ones. What the public is saying, though, is posts has become more difficult. In one series of y that workers in the futtwe should own firms such reports a while back, the chief actuary position as General Motors and Exxon and Bell at Social Security had been vacant 15 months, Telephone, that workers should elect the cor. the directorship of the National Institute on porate officers, that workers should decide Aging of the National Institutes of Health since For two of its adolescent years, the Territory political fodder too rich to be ignored by corporate salaries, that workers should set May 1974. Only three of 15 administrative law of Florida had as its First Lady the most Jackson's enemies. Every rumor was prices and establish markets." judgeships at the National Labor Relations notorious woman in America. magnified. As it happens, the revolutionary idea coincides Board had been filled. Six highly qualified in. She had rocked the nation with scandal, topWhen Timberlake died aboard his ship in an with Rilkin's insistence that democratic ideals di%lduals had turned down the post of senior pled a Cabinet and almost brought the operation alcoholic stupor, the hounds of slander were off for too long have been excluded from corporate specialist in taxatic'n and fiscal policy at the of government to a halt. She was as one of her in full cry. He had cut his throat, It was said, policy making. LWe Bernard Baruch, the open. Library of Congress. For months there had been biographers ,said, a political issue that dividedbecause his best friend had seduced his wife, collared Rifkin believes that the humanities no program director for chemotherapy or the society of her time more sharply than Peggy was not only an adulterer but a murderer.should come before the dollars: 'Our first duty program director for cancer centers at the slavery, the tariff or the National Bank. Eaton, always conscientious, took his runs to man before business, never forgetting National Cancer Institute. Time may have This was the beautiful Peggy O'Ncale, that often the two are interchangable." troubles really loved Peggy. outdated the examples in these reports; the over, sprightly daughter of a tavern keeper who Should heto Jackson. Rifkin and Peoples feel that big business has her, ramming the gossip down all situation today is the same, married Andrew Jackson's close friend, John the slanders' throat? Or give her up for the sake for too long put profit even above honor, much For run of the mill bureaucrats f average henry Eaton, and became one of the official of Jackson's political Future? less man, thus the rot of such corruption Is of ability, government salaries and benefits are far family when her husband was made Secretary of integral concern. Old Hickory's answer was automatic. He had and away above those In private industry. These War. To Ulustrate the rot, Rifkin mentions the would be fools to leave. The trouble was that when Eaton met the fought the same battle for his own dear, dead estimated $100 billion which American workers For men and women of outstanding talent and vivacious Peg, she was already married. She Rachel. He had killed a man for questioning her have put away In corporate pension funds. ,,This chastity. Marry Peggy, he shouted, and waste n leadership, those capable of holding down was the wife of John Bowie Timberlake, money is being Invested in multinational corcritical posts In Industry and In universities, dashing Navy purser, over fond of drink and over time about it. To hell with the critics. porations which in turn use it to shift some of government salaries cannot compete. Yet these careless with his accounts. This was the woman who became a Cabinet their assets to other nations. In effect, then, men and women tare the yeast which stimulates Eaton, Tennessee's senior senator and a wife when Jackson moved into the White House. workers are contributing to profits in other whatever progress the government makes. wealthy young Widower, befriended Tim- Her presence shattered the brittle calm of places, while undermining their own job rights Loyalty and love for their jobs, hold numbers berlake and got him out of scrapes at the Navy capital. It was Peggy agcinst all the women of and security." of these people. But when Industry offers a man Department. He also comforted his wife during Washington, and she was equal to the contest. Such idiocies would not occur, Rifkin says, if almost double what he's getting in government, his long absenses at sea. But the furore would not subside. Jackson workers had control of their own companies and as happened with the Agriculture Department's Of such tidbits gossip feeds. The names of finally dismissed all Cabinet members whose company policies. Nor would unilateral layoffs director of automated data systems, what is he John and Peggy were linked in tavern talk, as wives would not accept Mistress Eaton. Eaton in the name of maintaining stockholder profits, to do? Or how many men and women can reject well as in the parlors of high society. As for the himself resigned voluntarily. For the only time nor would cozy relationships between govern. outside offers 40 per cent above their govern- Jackson-for-President movement gained force in American history a Cabinet fell because of a ment and industry which benefit thefew at the * ment salaries? with Eaton as campaign managei, this was woman. worn of the many. . -....,... . BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - A minister and commander in cial radio broadcast the claim Egypt's efficial Middle East guards and "spies against the the Sudanese Communist party group of officers tried to over- chief, I address my comrades in of an unknown major named News Agency said it telephoned people." All hinted at Communist inthrow President Jaafar el-Nu. arms everywhere," Ali d(no Hassan Hussein Osman that he Khartoum from Cairo and was The broadcast said Osman fluence in the attempted coup mairi of the Sudan early today, broadcast. "I address first had taken over the government told of pro-Nurnairi demonstra- ordered the release of all politi- today, saying, "We shall uproot but loyal forces crushed the those who stood as men and and dissolved parliament, the tions in the streets. cal prisoners, pledged to set up every Communist or sectarian rebellion, the Sudanese govern-, crushed the plot in only two cabinet, the secret police and a 'true, healthy democracy" corruption, and every one went radio reported. hours after they moved to re- the Arab Socialist Union, the It was not disclosed what and would protect the country should shoulder his responsiMaj.Gen. Bashir Mohammed capture the radio station and country's only political party. happened to Osman. against fascism, guarantee bility." Ali, the army commandei' and reinstate authority." In his broadcast, All reported In May 1974, Numairi The rebel leader's broadcast freedom of the press, guarantee defense minister, said the His statement Indicated that that forces loyal to Numaini accused Numajri of turning the an independent judiciary and claimed he had uncovered anrebels were routed within two mopping-up operations were took back the station at Omdur- Sudan, Africa's largest coun- guarantee the independence of other plot to overthrow him and hours. continuing, man, just across the Nile river try, into a "corrupt police the University of Khartoum, in charged that Libyan strongman "On behalf of the president All's broadcast was made from Khartoum, the Sudanese state" and of squandering the Sudanese capital. Moamrnar Ktiadafy was behind and the people and as defense about three hours after the offi. capital, public funds on personal poli• Nufliairi was deposed by a that one. group of pro-Communist offivers on July 19, 1971, but he reFOR THE __________________________________________________________ gained control in three days. accused the Soviet Union and MILLERS I __________________ other East European Commu. _________________ _____ fist countries of being behind ______ t1L the attempted coup and exe' '. cuted the secrethrv-enerl of little headway toward permanent arrangements for the sharing of power between Northern Ireland's Protestant majority and Roman Catholic minority, But the mounting violence and talk of full-scale civil '.ar is pushing leaders of the Protestant United Ulster Unionist coalition and the Catholic Social Democratic and Labor party toward agreement on a stopgap government, the informant said. The No. 1 I 5 . U)NIX)N i AP — Shaken by the threat of all-out civil ar in Northern Ireland, Irish Protestant and Roman Catholic political leaders are near agreement on the formation of an emergency coalition government for the blood-soaked province, an informed source reported today. Meeting for the past five months In Belfast's Stormont Prof it's -*, , . 5,.--.- Evening Herald, Sanford F). Sudanese Officers Protestants, Catholics TOM TIEDE \'%,% Forces Crush .. — - - Loyal bring back to the fold, just might be your very own. Think about it! Everyone can help and we think you should. We'd really like to see this program work In Seminole County. We know how much it can benefit everyone concerned, having been associated with a similar organization in another county. With this in mind, e are urging everyone to contact the Seminole County YMCA to see what manner of help you can offer. Maybe it could be a covered-dish picnic, a Booster Day, a car wash, or any other form of legal fund-raising. When associated with a youth program similar to this one, e always worked on the theory that if %e could just keep one youngster from going bad, or bring one back who has crossed that imaginary line through such an athletic endeavor then our efforts were all worth while. We think you could gain that same satisfaction if you'd just put forth a little effort. Maybe that effort sould need be nothing more than an idea here or [here, planted in the right spot. At least you'd be contributing to the youth of our community. And as you ponder hether you have any time or material things to contribute to this worthy project, consider this: That one child that you keep from going bad, or rewards Friday, Sept. 5, 1975-4A ---. - Due To The Tremendous Response to our special, we are continuing It unt Sat., Sept. 13th il .. .. - _____ ___ "Clean Up That Old Typewriter" Blow Out - Replace Ribbon Clean Type Oiling and One Adjustment, CALL ANYTIME - 1 1 322-8005 $ 9095 -- �64-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. S. 1975 - Southern Adventist . 6 - .4 , r Sabbath Scto,I i:N.m Vespers 31 fininottes befo re h.nsef Wed Eve PraerMedsn, 7 10pm i i IN. = THE : : The Church... Cornir 7th & Elm Pastor I 316 ii sa in 7 hOp in COMMUNI TY. HOPE OF OUR Y. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C N Ne.11 Saturday Services Sabbath Sit ls01I Worshi p Servvce Wedisi4ay Night Pro v e? Sirvic, 2. :: Fimi, P4,MiWed I 7 );p SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1)7 Airpor t Blvd PP*ni 373 ION Jam,s C Vaughn Minlitte Sunday ScNooI ii a in Worship Servi c e II **a in Evening service 1:Np in Pray., Ms4.ng Wed. iop M. Baptist CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY lii Fa i r moral Ilantord Gordon Club hwy II 031 Don Shockley Pail., SumvdayScfio.I I Is in Preaclmonall II 415 liable Study S 70 p in Slsarui, & Proclaiming 7 )ip in Wed Prayer Meet 7 lop NufiefyP?Ivêded CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SI &Ok Ave sill Coffman Pastor Sunday ScIs.oI 410 in Met mngworship 11.611 in CIsoictiTraining slIp in Ev.rnmigWoriA.p 7:31pm Wed Prayer krvvce 7 lop m Nursery Open *TOR 721pm Sunday 14.gtit Broadcast Di al a DOvOtiOri.lI34ti, 32) $416 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST 1113 Park A,tnv. Evangelist Ctiaries P4 Crump 0:415 in. Sunday WTRR Broadcast Sibli St udy 10:01 a in Morning Worship 11:11 a in Evening Service 611pm 7:3Ip in Wedned&y Bible Class till Welt F.tst Street G.r.Galloway Paste, Sunday Sdi..l to too PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Mor*., Service hIll. m Highway 14 West Evening Service 121pm Hoarce Taylor & Bud Hvpp Wed.djdiySiivici 7:21pm. Evangelists Old Trvnshora Now Day 11:015 in ga ble Class OUR NATION I OF THE NAZARENE iA %t. Nt 460.m'Iva Pastor hr A EGreeri IS Na in PINECREST BAPTISTCHUICH flOw. Airporl Blvd Rev. Inrth Heft Pastor Sunday School :4Slm Cii,wcBTrals.n 6:11p m. IveningWonlwp red evening Service 7 lop m 111pm. FIRST CHURCH tov~". eN I .I 'i1,~~-r-.~,...l . a d,I _-,_=~ I tl ~ ,I,%r_ -0 -. . '' ,"' 14) W Ilrod Sir" pastor r,,,,, Douglas 0 Elliott Poll% a" nd ay School "Church it God Hour" WTRN 0 43 in. Su Ills in Morning Worship . ,,, Sunday School $ 10pm. Youth Hour 11 148 in Morni ng Worship lop Evangelist Service S oo Evangelistic Se,, 7 top m Mad Weak SertVic,I Wed) Famrily Plight Service ursery Provided for #If stotVicts Y P E Wed I )4pm N Rev J Pastor 0 III in 1101am lIsp in 721pm. .. \\ It takes patience to understand a teen-ager—pa tience, and a lot of love. Though he strives to be adult, he is still a boy. Though he Clings to childhood, he is almost "grown-up.' You may not always be aware of it, but he still looks to you for many things. And he sees in you on example that he will, almost unconsciously. follow in many ways. / Mors,Woith4p Wed. Ewe. Bible Study - Wed Prayer Service ip m \41 Ia m Miming Warship & II Ia in 7 11pm Bi ble Study Eveni ng Service INP" Wed B.bleltvdy 130pm I THE REDEEMER Pentecostal "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "This is the . Life" . , S la m I 11 0 Worsh ip Service Sunday Schoo l Worship Service Kindergarten and NurSetlsOUi IHEi'HEQD William I De*iw, Puts, Icily Ser vice I 111am Sunday School it 141 Orange Str ee t Rev E Ruth Qi'ant Sunday Sc hool Pastor IS Siam Morning Worship Sunday Evening 1101am I mpm Wed 3ibloStvd 721pm Cenguerirs Meeting Sunday a )Ip in FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH I OF SANFORD GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PinIMet hodist Park Ave "-o. Patlor ig 41 a in , 0 Ha in Maritime Worship - . Evening Worship 2533 Sanford Ave Re, FredMcCleary Pastor Sunday Sc hool Morning Worship lam Ilam Evening Service 7$pin Bible Study Tvet two Y outh Service Tt £. 1$ p in 7 31p m 7:21pm MYP s•p in CHRIST UNITID Tucker Drive, Sy"land allotlr$ Rev. Daniel 0 Salts _!l - 1 Wednesday 101pm 721pm. - i — tr_ - — __ 0;1 Al. - . - --- - - Rev. William Picketi .- ~~_ig - - - --- . I I... I . I .L - __ 4 - V SPIRITUAL TEMPLE f 11 Is a I I a on CInurchScl*el 0:1St Iii in I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church School 631pm Miming Worship 0 ISa in 1111am Nur sery FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH m. __ - -' Rev KeawwtfnW Mullis,f,s.w,ters 711pm First Wednesday Felliw*hip Supper , Oak Ave & led St. Rev VirgilL Iryan$and 1:31pm Evening Worship ._ ,I s , . New location. Library Bvldirig (beRind __ 1W P011 Office) SR 427 & Cticft St. Loaqwsad. cia. now, Rotti Callas Pastor Bill Wilma Asooc. Pastor 1:41p.m. Healing Sot-vice Sunday Leduri a Message" 4p.m. Morning Weankles UMYF C_ - 4n~_e , II Mass S Il.in poster Assist. Pastor all ages Fellowship Coffee betw000n iservic" -. 701pm 7 31p in . £NIHtV .. lated*aUetssRakIast Rev Kenneth Miller Services with classes for - -- -- 1 Pail., Morning Worship Hwy. it-C3al P1.1evUNITED RIdge Rd COMMUNITY Casborry ; II 11am I72Hwy ALakeMary Blvd Sunday Chord, School , -, Los F. King III Park Ave Pastor Morning WorshIp THE LAKE MARY UNITED 0:21 & 11am SundaylcinasE , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0:OIam. UMYF S.3Ip in. Rev. Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary Stevens Sunday Church school MsiinIngWeisJWp 611pm. Y outh Gr oup WedCholrPradece MIn'$ Prayer Breakfast 6: N S'M L MAI A am Thurstal Sunday Catholic Minister I atom II Main. 721pm S up SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST _______________ tt K.r.- , ,., . , c,. • ;- " - stall Read Ala and Rayinond A von" ' Lengweod, Florida 33754 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Matlbeu' 17:1.8 Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus 1:8-22 2:1.10 2:11-25 3:1-12 3:13-22 Exodus_ 4:1-17 Teleplssne)$. II" Lymailklrkwosd SvndaySchssE Wershaile , UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner County Club pastor £UpsaIa Reads I'31s in Rev Darw'nSWa 11 seem Nursery a kindergarten Pastor Sunday School I fillam Morning Worship II Main i,en,ng *.nsp 1 SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes GREGORYLUMBER of Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. First Assembly of God, 271h t Elm BAPTIST Antact, Baptist Church. Oviedo Calvary flophif Assembly. 2941 Faifmoomf Ilaialloard Gordon Club. "Wyr 17131 Calvary Baptist ChvWCR. Crystal Late 6 1. Lake Mary Casoalberry IspfisI Church. I'I Suusmneta Blvd (,"trit Baptist Church tIll 00 5 Ave , , CPul Frii Baptit - Hpw Baplil C'i,.;tp.. Forest Ct, COmmunity (fpm. Foc fit Cfy NCwMt Calvary Mii.snir'y, Baptist. 1111W 13Th St. New S.Ie.mPvimrt,vep.plistCharch. 1501W. t2ThSt New Testament BaptIst Church, Quite?7 line North L.engeo4 New Mt Zion Saifiot Church. 1714 Pear Ave HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff Poop!.', iapf.l Chapel, 1211 W. First Slyest, Santerd Piwirst Baptist Church , III W Airport Blvd Prairie Lake Bapsist. Rih, Rd. Fern Park Prs,rns MtIten5ry Baptist ChW?Ch, Midway SicO 5tI,y, MisSion.,, Baot,sI Church, West S,a,l3,d CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST Earnest United Memor ial Church, I. OtBiry Ave. Enterprise Bear take Umtd Methodist Church lethal AMI Church. Canaan Hgts Cass.lwrry Community U ni ted Methodist Church. Hwy. 17.02 & ChwchofChslsI.lUk,[llen,u,S. 17.11W CasselWrry Church if Christ. Laiquosd Church ii Christ. Peela Church to Christ. W lflh St. Ple,Th%.d, (lurch it Christ. Fla Haven Or • Matland - _11111111111111 . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff A& PWEO The Management and Employes 4 FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First _________________________________________________________________________ Church if Christ. 1113 S Park Ave. South Seminole Church of ChrIst, $.415 Lake Hew011 Rd. ckorchefchrist,llI Palm Spr ng sC),,Attam.nseSp,s, Church at Christ, Ofmovis __ WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovldeo, Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD )__—, cy =t- - ______ _Te -~. Ft, L I IV' M, o —. - _ -- -- 'UI , I 11 '' ',,P —.- ___ aoxaft~ . — — - ..-- - .iii -. .- - :iiiiiiiivc 1' NEW YORK (AP) A see- Rosenberg, 30, a native of Wilond wave" of Episcopal women mlngton, Del., who holds a doc. -I . , - Iis going on the offensive for the tor of ministry degree and now -~:~_._-... 1 5 ~~ / K.-Q- ,f - 1* priesthood. They say that their serves as a deacon in Washing. taking of ordination vows as ton, D.C. 11 _C__ 4 1`31.. _ l,. I . I' - 0, ~ I 135~1 Unlike the 11 ordained last priests this Sunday will stir .. I -. both resentment and hope. year, four of the five this time It "will bring Joy and hope to have been recommended for _______ many, anger and conflict to priestly orders by their home r -"%-others," the five women ached- vestries and diocesan standing .. tiled to participate in the con- committees. Lack of such rectroveralal rite In Washington, ornrnendations In the previous ______________ , D.C., said in a Joint statement, case had caused wide criticism. V -1 But they added that to continBut the currently planned or__________ us ue to accept practices denying dinations also aroused disdIb4r' ______________ ef, again, he cannot see the know when you become a child _______________ .t' women the priesthood because approval. Tragic and sadden, ,1 Kingdom of God." Nlcodemus, of God. You won't go to the , of their sex Is "contrary to the ing," said the Rev. Canon __________________ misunderstanding Christ, same places or do the same ______________ ____________________ Gospel and destructive to our (liarles H. Osborn, of Pelham 1 I church." . Xhought he must Lmter into his things. The beer gardens will 4 __________________ 4 i i '. be Manor, N.Y., executive ____________ ______________________________ mother's womb and be born off-limits, cursing, gambling, '• ___________________________ The five, all of them with ad- director of the American again. Then Jesus explained it dancing, lying, adultery, 41a I vanced educations and profes- Church Union, the high-church ,very well. That which is bo .. sional church experience, are to Episcopal wing. rn dishonesty, lewdness, hatred, of the flesh is flesh; and what malice, Alpenglow, a creatIve learn of(liristian musicians, will give an outdoor concert today at 7:30 p.m. at join the ranks of 11 other envy, cheating, The ordaining bishop for the which is born of the Spirit is the corner of 27th Street and Elm Avenue under the sponsorship of First Assembly of God. There is DO women irregularly ordained by Washington event this Sunday , spirit. That is very plain, Isn't swindling, and all other shady deals are forever gone. For you OUTDOOR CONCERT charge for admission for the performance which Includes music, drams and v1sual aids. In their three retired bishops in Phila- is a retired prelate, the Rev. Then He said, 'The wind have put off the old Itle with its George W. Barrett, 67, former third year, %lpcnglow has ministered on university campuses, churches, statewide religious COfl' delphia 13 months ago. bloweth where it listeth, and 'I think of us as the second bishop of Rochester, N.Y., now thoushearestttsesoundthereof, lusts and have put on Christ, wave," says the Rev. Betty of Santa Barbara, Calif. that new man who is renewed in but e'anst not tell whence "Successful revolutions tend ' cometh, and whither it goeth: knowledge alter the image of S to gather momentum and e Him who cr eated Him. And you so is everyone that is born of th create greater demands for Spirit." I believe that Christ have replaced all those sinful cha nge until their objecti ves Revival Features Concert Singer was not trying to say things with the Fruit of the are achieved," says Bishop something, but that he said it Spirit, such as, love, joy, peace, Barrett, who once headed speRandall Veazey, U gentleness, Fr1cnd." precisely. Alter being born longsulfering, People will begin the new pastor. The church held its first noted First Christian in the Bear cial church studies on women in There will be a youth choir season witti a get-together at service Jan. 27, 1963 again, we becorne citizens of goodness, faith, meekness, sacred concert artist, will be in At t he recent congregational the Kingdom of God. We know temperance: Against such concert and revival Sept. 7-10, . and youth organist will be the home of Rev, and Mrs. Lake School with 68 persons the ministry. meeting members of First "I'm sure the coming ordina. 7:30 p.m., First Baptist Church, Denise Nel.son. Clif Ragsdale Perry Collins on Lake present. In two months the 6- this from the teachings of the there is no law. And they that Christian Church, elected a will sing an original song and Markham beginning at 3 p.m. attendance doubled. The tions are a sign of such aceelerBible. John 1:12 - But as many are Christ's have crucified the Sanford. mission committee and instrVeazey, a tenor, is currently ucted them to review Ta Nelson will lead an afas received Him, to them gave flesh with the affections and church organized with 61 ____ , Hepower to become the Sons of lusts. Galatlans 5:22-24, and in Redeemer Lutheran charter members. missionstructureofthechurch, God, even to them that believe verses 19-21, "Now the works of The first service held In the and to determine new areas of Priesthood _________ The Lutheran Church of the present sanctuary was on Aug. are manifest, which on His name: which were . mission concerns, and that all ' . Redeemer Young Women's 4 1%4. It was consecrated born,notofblood,norofthewjll are these: adultery, forby giving would be direci The Group will meet Monday at 8 the District Supter-i.ntendent, 'v uncleanness, of the flesh, nor of the will of nication, church has been giving 10 per p.m. at the church. All young Rev. T. lion Norton in man, but of God." God never lasciviousness, idolatry, witOn Sept. V. 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 cent of the annual budget married or single women are September of that year. left us in doubt of our standing chcraft. hatred. vairan e, . %kiiii p.m. at Cathedral Church of St. to mission causes. Dr. Harold welcome. , with Him. In I John 3:14, John emulations, wrath, strife, The present building is Luke In Orlando, there will be a Harris, minister was to serve a of the named William Irwin Hall in The morning circle of said, "We know that we have seditions, heresies, envyings, panel of speakersonthe issue of chairman p101cm, until the Aid will meet at 10 a.m. honor of its founder (Qr- ) \ passed from death unto life, murders, drunkenness, the ordination of women that is committee can determine at the church. The evening because we love the brethren. revellings, and such like: of the currently troubling the policy and elect a permanent circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. - .0 He that loveth not his brother which I tell you before, as I Episcopal Church. Messiah Lutheran chairperson. The committee Sept. 18. abideth in death." Again, the have also told you in time past, The Rev. Dr. J. Ha Rhys will have a brief meeting The church council will meet Bible speaks precisely what it that they which do such things Paster L. Franklin Dorton of of the University of the South following the morning service . intended to say . - - no cx- shall not inherit the kingdom of Wednesday at the church. The Messiah Lutheran Church, 510 will speak about Biblical on Sunday, to get the work annual Church day at the planation needed. God. I shall ever believe that Braden home on Silver Lake N. Hlway 17-92, Casselberry, traditions relative to the orunder day. Members elected to •i/ \ . f The Bible gives further proof God said exactly what lie Sunday Shoo1 dination of women. He Is opserve are Earl Evans, Frances ~'" . "' , 1 a will be he ld Sept. 21. Barbecued to us as to whether we are meant and meant what Ile said. chicken will be available for a classes for all ages will begin posed to ordination of women to Hickson, Roberta Hoffman, small fee and each person is Sunday at 9:45 a.m. and wor- the priesthood. Vera Jack, Roger and Jean ADELEE WENDEL RANDALL VEAZEY asked to bring a covered dish, ship services will be at 11 a.m. The Rev. Ms. Jeanne Sprout, Streeter and Peggy Shuck, Holy Communion will be ser- deacon from the Diocese of artist-in-residence at Samford lirmation of faith which she has /re ved. Massachusetts, who does not University, Birmingham, Ala, Altamonte written, There will be in- Bear Lake desire ordination to the He has ranged over much of terpretive movement and a priesth000id, will speak on the the world with his concerts, Community Methodist Nativity narrated slide presentation. By theological implications of men however. Veazey has worked The church school of Mrs. Adelee Wendel of The ar Uni Metbo&t The Church of the Nativity, and womien. with the Billy Grahzm team, Altamonte Community Church Methodist Hour staff will speak By FANNETFE EDWARDS Speaking on the practical Cantor Michael Goodman, singing for the crusade in South begins on 10 a.m. Sunday for on Circle of Prayer" at the Church of Forest City will hold Lake Mary, would like to ext. Herald Correspondent who will conduct the High Korea, which reported the children nurser y age through U nited Methodist Women its annual Homecoming Sunday ned a welcome to interested considerations of U* issue, the meeting Wednesday at 10:30 at 11 a.m. with dinner on the teens of the area to attend the Rev. John Benton of the Holiday Services says: largest number of people ever 1O1h grade. I grounds to follow the service. first CY0 meeting of the fail Episcopal Counseling Center of DELTON - Temple Shalom "According to Jewish tradition. to attend an evangelistic Delegates from the church a.m. A covered dish luncheon Sunday School will be at 9:45 season.Itwillbeheldat7p.m., the Gulf Coast will not take Congregation of Deltona will all mankind is judged by the meeting. Some one million will attend a session will follow the program. Friendship Class will hold a am. Featured speaker will be Sunday, in the church hail, sides. observe the Jewish High Almighty on Rosh Hashana. We people were in attendance for Mission Council of the United Holiday season of Rosh pray that this New Year will one session of the crusade. Rev. William Irwin, who will After the organizational The Rev. Ms. Carol AnderChurch of Christ in Rockledge covered dish luncheon and llashana and Yom Kippur and bring an end to death and swim party Saturday at 2 p.m. speak on "The Will of God." meeting, there will be a son, Deacon at St. James Veazey has abo appeared Sunday. An all church planning at the Lake Kathryn Circle There will be special music by program entitled "Parlshoners Church In New York City who usher in the Hewlirew year of bloodshed and instead, bring with the New Orleans Bit. retreat will be held Sept. 13 home of the John Lenzen.s in Mrs. Nancy Lyons and the of Tomorrow," which will in- hopes to be ordained if the 5736, when they hold services in peace and freedom for all Philharmonic, the ,their newly completed Temple nations and peoples of the mningham, Shreveport, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Casselberry. The Christian newly organized choir. dude entertainment by a folk General Convention takes at 1785 Elkcam Blvd. Rev. Irwin organized the quartet and a sing-a-long. favorable action, will Veak oin Universe. I would like to wish Atlanta Symphonies. Ile Altamonte Springs Civi, Homemakers Class will hold a covered dish supper and swim church and served as its first Refreshments will be served, her calling to the priesthood. Services for Rosh Hashana for the entire Jewish Corn- possesses a repertoire of Center. 16 '(New Years), will begin at mnunities and all our Christian leading tenor operatic roles. party beginning at 5 p.m. sundown, (7:30 p.m.) today and friends, "A very happy and He is best known, though, for Bicentennial Saturday at the home of Rev. reconvene at 9:30 am., healthy New Year," the sacred concerts like the one and Mrs. Dale McClain on Rev. Douglas E. Porter, Saturday until noon. Additional toe will present here. Veazey religious chairman of theSouth Triplet Drive, The rabbis of Orlando have services will be he ld Sa t urda y called u po n the Jew Ca&wlberry. Supper will be is h corn- describes his program as an Bicentennial Committee, afternoon. attempt to bridge the d,erse anno niunit y to intensify its efforts CHURCHGOERS unced a final deadline for served at 6:30 p.m. I . 4I . ~, . . . 4111111A. ., I4.ri 4~ "4k . .:'I I. - - - . ~I '.,, .. ' . t .. -. Panel aid" old . Caltellooffy DeBary Community MethodIst Church, W. HIP*$anks Rd. oelary First United Mettidasl Church. III Park Ave. First Methodist Church of OvIedo F,,tt Southern M.ltiydst Church, 2411 Samford Ave t•• g-A.•-..i f•'•'• '' _______ High Holidays -observed Jewry Rosh Hashana begins the for Israel Bonds during the forms of religious music. sip in Sr-iplv'w, t#ctrJ fiy die A,ir'r,v Dill. Svietp The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prayer Group Re, A Clarke Dean ''.. . - .. - % THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Ms4w11 Wlkardlldr4,e Pastor Sunday School 1111am Morning METHODIST CHURCH - a Is 006 in MYF)&4Svn E ve WershIpl&3Svn - Presbyterian Pastor 0 ISa in Mor.vng Wenhip . Nh lost Sat.id%tratI Sunday Sit-vice & Sunday school 11:515 in Wednesday Service 7.3I 0 in . .. 1~ .1 . Episcopal Women - For Women? IAla in, It ha Worship N FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 15 )Ia in LUTHERAN CHURCH litkilOtlandoAve 111931 lLw theran Church inAm,r,ca, ,' r Pastor Rev, Elmer A Reusctser Family Night Supper ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH illOak Ave Sanford Pastor Fr. William Eiui.s Liii Pastor Fr.S K Shine 7 lIp in Sat viol mass Sa in tS )I&tlnoan Sun tis Confessions. Sa t 7 p mis Patter LUTHERAN CHURCH OF t " -- Christian Science •1 GROUP PRESENTS Lutheran . Churches MetiwnIWorihip EvewigWorshvp Prayer Matting Wednesday Rev PaulO Triss.l Sunday School NYPS 7. Are you setting a good example? how about church, for instance? If you haven't been going lately, start again next Sunday for your son's sake, as well as your own. And don't forget to Pastor l)Ia in 14:3*hla in 11 140 in 731 p in Sunday Sd*s4 ~. '%.lff'~. 11~ . ~~ 4 , / , Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue of Jay T. Comal. Pastor MOdfS4II5WIf$Iiip $$a ,,, Sunday Sdisol I41 4 m Monw,gW,fli. It'll. in CPsvrcIsTrai.l.g 6 lip m EvefwngWonBvp 7:34p in 0 ha m IS Sea m Sunday School FPIhI'.iIMp Other 7:34pm 0.00: ,' , -. ,. Congregational ELDER SPRING) BAPTIST CHURCH $14 Hester Ave. PR. 14W TrctIilnl400c Even Worship Wed Prayer Mee$lng Curate Church School Faintly Service ',_" " ''\ c Y 0:41cm 11.01 am. : lip I? 7:21pm OF THE NAZARENE III Crystal Lake or Lake Mary, Holy Communion . angry adolescent the next. ______ Mornin, Wsnl,lp HOLY CROSS The Rev, Carl T. Cannon ladeasnherd M1U4.lry Randy lay Sandlay School LAKE MARY CHURCH Church School 313-41*4 Rev Newt-ti Hunte, SijndayStPol Episcopal 1011 so Park The Rev. Leroy 0 / I )OpIti OF THE NAZARENE 2111 Sanford Ave CHURCH OF 000 CONOREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2141% PIrk Ave. BAPTIST CHURCH 36UPainveftoAvo Rev layniond Cracker 44L .. .•_. Rev, Mervin 0. Buckner PALMETTO AVENUE E vaape11514C k4'V4C01 Wed Priyer&BbI$Stwdy Look at your lanky, teen-age on! Its hard to believe that he once wore these shoes. It seems only yesterday that he was a baby, yet he himself is the best testimonial that the years have passed. Now he stands almost as tall as you. He is fascinating maze of cotrodictions— Ilipin Church Of God --:-,I ~ , =, ---z- II ,I /,,' -_,~._, --,.. W~~ ~ = I r 0r0W109 II Oil ii' lOip lfl Sun Worship Sun NYPS Sun Eve Worship Wed Praier 6 F4 .'ri !1 __,__~. II-94 a in S SOp in 730pm McWn Worship Evening Worship Iia, Classes Wed Ch — di, I once heard a minister ex- really children of God. There is * pounding the Word of God, and, no need to guess or to be in 0 , "after reading a certain verse doubt for the Bible La a very .. A0 ~, , from the Bible, he said, "Now, plain book and Is easy to un. what God was trying to say was derstand if you believe God. In •t, thus and so.' Now, I know II Corinthians 5:17 to enough about God to know that 'lherefore if any man be in God can and does say what lie Christ, he is a new creature." i renovaover to interpret what lie meant to or remodeled, but a new . . say. When talking to creature, As proof, lie con:Nlcodemus, Jesus said, in tinues by saying, Old things answer to his question con- are passed away, behold, all ernlng entering the Kingdom things are new." You see, of God," Except a man be born everyone that knows you will Nazarene Vii CUVi, IJJYUIJ1V 7VUIl)iCt VIIV liiiilWi, V )5VWUhI, CHURCH OF CHfIST 601 Palm Springs Of Altamonte Springi James I' Needliam (vafvSIi5l Bible Study l:Na M. LitImbEyWirlISIp 11 . 048 M. F Won g ripWorship $ of of in. p in Wed Evening Service $ WiWedIV IblIClais 1:3Ip in. $I If.-. - •1 _ - . - Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1517 S Sanford Ave Of Harold Harris Ministor Sunday ktiorI I ES a in Uin.iiWorlPiap 1101am Wed Strv, 7 34, in '.' , - mmmmmod .., God FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C,r 27thandEI.n Rev I Don Cot Pastor $vMlt ScMOI 1:31 a m Mrrm,pv Wor ship 13 41 a (veninWerthip 7Npin - Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meet Svridlv Sc hool Assembly Of . pr,r lIla in 11101 Itt $:tlp in J. I. Forrest Sunday School Morning worship Epworth League .:: Corner ! 140 Senior d Ave I ___ P asto r 's Friday, Sept. 5, 1975-?A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. L l'y - __ FIRST SOUTHERN ~ IN .... 0000 _____________ I A THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest City—SR 414 G Bran Trf Pafor Atsectstr Pa s tor s Liwit H.nderihefl &O A Kuffi Saturday h'vucn Sirv.cct,Sabbattt I IS ha 4 ... . --- St Marks Presbyterian Ch ur ch, 1011 Palm Spmts Rd. Allamost, Spgs Ups.ala Community Presbyterian Chwch. Upsata Rd Westminster Preshyferian Church, Red lug Rd. Casselberry SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Feres? Lake Seventh Day Advenliit Chu,ch. Hwy 414. F.risl City Seventh Day Advoøtlst CIvjtti, Multiond Ave , Altamonte Springs San f ord Seventh Day Advent,t Church 7th a Elm Winter 'prnçs Seventh Day Ad,,ritil CP'vrcP, So .., B all pastors of churches in "ten days of repentance" and coming Hi gh Holiday period to Ov Seminole Coun ty to tur n In br ief First Methodist iiedo e d o Baptist culminates with Yom Kippur, help meet Israel's critical Promotion will be observed at church histories, which will be ,,The Day of Atonement," on financial and economic needs. The Acteens of the First used by the Historical Corn- First United Methodist Church ,% Sept. 15. Services for Yom In a special joint High Baptist Church of Oviedo mittee. The deadline Is Oct. 1 of Sanford this Sunday. All In Kippur begin at sundown, Sept, message, the rabbis concluded a missions project and histories should be mailed children and youth will be .44, and coptinue on from 9:30 have stressed the importance of this past week by presenting the to Rev. Douglas E. Porter, 510 promoted at the regular Sunday a.m. Monday morning until strengthening Israel's economy Sunland Training Center with West Fourth St., Sanford, 32771. School hours. Bibles will be sundown, when the shofar is as a means of improving the cbthing and 14 sock dolls, 'Ibese should include the date presented to members of the As I ram's hom) is blown, by the local church was begun, the tt~rd grade during the 11 a.m. the chances for peace in the Middle which Llie girls had made. officiating Rabbi, to announce East. Myrtle Norwood, director of location, any interesting stories worship service. the beginning of a new era. Laity who will lead in the Orlando synagogues and their the Acteens, said they will surrounding its beginning, the Yiskor services prayers for rabbis, as well as those In other make this a year-round project first pastor, any living charter worship service for the month of September are Miss Mabel the decea.sed) will take place at communities throughout the since most donations from members. Chapman at 8:30 and Ashby 4 pin., Monday afternoon. Kol United States and Canada, other organizations come only Jones at 11 a.m. Nidre, the official song of traditionally have made the during the month of December. Free Methodist Last Friday evening the Beginning this Sunday a new worship, will be sung on Sunday High Holidays the occasion for Rev. Douglas E. Porter, kindergarten class is for-med of Acteens also sponsored a evening at 6:45 p.m. before special activities in behalf Christmas in August for Home pastor of the San!ord-Eustis for children ages 34 under the prayer services, Israel Bonds. Missions. Twenty-four people Free Methodist Church, has direction of Mrs. Bill Suber. A attended the Christmas announced the opening date of nursery for smaller chil dr en is Dr. Betty Lumby Conducts festivities, complete with the (all program for children alsoopenforallservices. Christmas tree, with donations and youth on Wednesday of household articles for evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. Grace Methodist Organ Seminar For sr [tr. Betty Louise Lumby, =---' _________ being Sept. 10. The church mini. bus will provide transportation _ seminar on the History of organ WE WILL REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH SOc FOR EACH BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECULI Absolutely No Alcoholic Beverages Rev, Marvin Buckner of th e ' . Grace United Methodist where needed. Mrs. E. J. Richey, Mrs. D. E. Church, Airport Boulevard and . ,.design and construction. It will ________ " 'be held at Winter Park Sunday will be Dr. Robert G. which Is called Christian Youth Methodis t Ch ur ch, Sanford has - — OR — pastor of Beliview Crusaders, or -CYC." The offered their facilities to the DS Baptist Church Memphis and program is like a year-round congregation for services, past president of the Southern Vacation Bible School. All boys Beginning Sunday, until further Bantist Convention. [. I.a'e nnji tir1c •,, ,,, notice worship services %li Served 111111115 ' AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE . . .Scrumptous, farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, delicious home fries and toast. Guest speaker at First PorterandMrs.CharlesJacobs Woodland Drive, announces Baptist Church of Longwood at will be the leaders of the that their renovation project -e former Brunch Specal! i the 11 a.m. worship service Wednesday night program has begun, and the First United _______ Central Florida chapter, in a Prpcht- tprjmn church. 2000 Longwood Baptist __ Professor of music, University ____ of Montevallo, Alabama will Ix. presented by the American 'Guild of Organists (AGO), G uild distribution to needy areas. Sunda Cole Slaw. cottage cheese, potato salad, mixed HOT BUFFET Roast turkey VEGETABLE with dressing, rare roast beef, ni k.l rrLatt Broccoli, cauliflower, baby Carrots, green beans, lima ------ �WOMEN Tape Recorder, Mirror Help Shyness Can Be Overcome Shyness, uncertainty and ineffectuality can be overcome, claims Dorothy Sarnoff, of tier of Speech Dynamics, an prsonalitles. Ms. Sarnoff technique, "It's taking the best of yourself and organization that sivS president helps "redesign" i .A A .. wipv *WILI. anu u iuu ivi valuable tools must be them, " You positive side as you are about the as self -conscious about your negative,"she points out. will assist you In the two steps in of which is making Interesting. A ...... IIId i ..... I... i'u u;u Vnr "'- three steps Speech Dynamics has found effective. The mirror Is to put next to your phone. Ask yourself, how do I look when I talk? Are my eyes alive? Do look bored or skeptical? These questions help you evaluate ,ourself, step one in Ms. Sarnoti's program. strong points and to But it's also important to realize in following the I will your stimulating help you ef. y Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, if you don 't you listen to your voice t:....I ..l...... you how to criticize Again, she suggests that on a tape _ ...a if you sound II_. UL _it ll; 1L3 p0WL nt DI VIC'. Whether you're asking your boss for a raise, or making a speech, or just talking wi th friends, Dorothy advises you to constantly. "The minute you enter a room such a mission, say to yourself, 'I care and I know that am coming across well.' " The more often you do that, th e more dynamic you'll be. "' "a" - i._a.._U VP -.1 By ABIGAIL VAN BUHEN oi 'psych ' yourself • am DEAR ABBY: Help. Dear acute and chronic "Ilouseguestsltis. ill Tomorrow mo rn ing I our local place an ad in newspaper to sell my lovely guest-room furniture. it's only ' suffering from on Abby . I w one year old, looks I ike new, bu t I have aged a lot since installing that look best on me" Please print this as I know pregnan wave I've had been stuck in have the past seven who houseguests girls graduated from Central Adult Williams-Smith 1 either uninvited or situation .4 weeks all this High School in 1972 She is , Judge and Mrs Voile A presently employed isn't the end self and NO IIANI) MF DOWNS invited as a trial 7 1203 Washington clerk Williams Jr. in sight. I)F.AR O. All ou need do is for the Clerk of the Circuit L . Dr., Sanford anncunce the Court, Seminole No thank you." when My nerves are shot, my engagement of their daughter •'-,ui>'L ou rt offered some thing you J cuticles ate bleeding, m purse Richard Smith, born in Lee to Richard Archie Sparta Tenn Is the grandson of and gas tank are empty, m don't want. Some pregnant girls '' . of Mr . and Mrs Smith, hawl-ni c- dwA n s. ',anl, hotL',, children and pets 1r, and Mrs. Ar c hieSmitn and lliuriiiari Smith, 411 Beth Dr., DEAR ABBY. My problem i are somewhat neglected, and Everett Smith and the late Mn. Sanford. I'm exhausted, undoubtedly shared by many Smith, all of Sparta. . The bride-elect is the grandj, One more cal l from f riends othe senior citizens. I have daughter of Mrs. Voile Wil li ams He attended school in the and asking me to please pick arthritis in my hands, and i Sr., and the ate Vo ie W illiams Sanf ord aOrlando area and friends insist on them up at the airport (85 rifles many of take Mary and the late Mr. is self-employed. round will send me to the shaking hands with me every The couple plan tobemarried and Mrs James bit of These time we meet funny (arm at 3 p.m., Nov. 29 in the First I Americus, Ga. Slot of my friends in this thoughtless handshakers grab Born in Sanford, she attended Presbyterian Church of San. PATRICIA LEE WILLIAMS area have the same problem. my hand and squeeze my poor Seminole High School and ford. ; Our husbands escape to their aching fingers, which is very offices and try to ignore the painful. .4 In And Around Sanford mess. flow can I avoid this painful I wish that people could experience? Maybe if you print understand that a casual, this letter it will help. I , OK.NIUI.GEE; "We'd like to see you if you visit SORE IN i l _______________________________ in this area," is not an in- OKI.A. Colleen Harrison, 19, and the mostly by Sanford and Winter itation to move In with us. DEAR SORE: here's your eldest of seven children of Mr. Park beachcombers and enS, tomorrow, furniture letter. In the meantime before the DORN and Mrs. Howard H. Harrison, a Joyed festivities with many of goes on sale and the hotel shaking hands, say, "(;ently, DIETRI( 3507 Park Ave., was graduated their vacationing friends. cl os es. please. I have arthritis. Correspondent Aug.30, from University of k ALWAYS A HOSTESS Florida withamajorm political Recent gu.sts from Houston, NEVER A GUEST DIM I Yb ; How to Haw# science. Tex. of Virginia and Clarence DEAR ALWAYS: Why give a F:: ovely , Wnd$$: . While a senior at Bishop .L Collins of Lake Mary, were your guest facilities? All you Abi gail Van euren, 132 Lasky Or, Beve rly Hills, Calif. 90313 Please Moore High School, Coleen was ____________________________ their daughter and family, ha v e to do Li say I'm y tt enclost a long, sell addressed. admitted to Florida Donna and Robe rt McPherson, we can't accommodate ' guests slarnped (1 00 envelope Technological University under and three-month-old daughter, now," when unwanted guests early admission and entered Highlighting a tour of the Ian, whom the proud grand- Invite themselves. t he Air Force ROTC program New England States for Denise pa re n ts had never met. GENUINE DEAR ABBY: Is there a Mull there. Swain was visi ti ng Middlebury polite way to tell people that tAXlifle Sinko of Lake Mary, you don't want their old hand. Colleen has been accepted to College (Vermont) where ., the University Law School, Pulitzer Prize winner poet who Is back in circulation after me-down clothes' beginning this month, and will Robert Frost once taught. three counts of surgery, is i am three months pregnant p eg. 12.9S also complete her ROTC Lloyd, Denise and two of their looking forward to a well 20th and no sooner did I announce it NOW ON SALE training for a commission. The daughters, Alison and Lori wedding anniversary this at the office when almost every potential lawyer hopes to enter traveled the Auto Train route month. old lady present volunteered to AT $795 some legal aspect of Foreign and eiijoyed extensive sightlend me her old maternity The M N Service, seeing, including a night of ihereareothcryoung wave after , for ., . ______ - _____ - - ' of . ________ . . County. .. say. ' . Patricia - son -. • . c-. ___________ -' . - - _______ of my i . trip) - . - . I jç• , -. Miss Harr son Bou ff-T - Career - . 00 , - - "f ' - ' .... Puka Beads _____ - in New Sanford, and their (mill IMPORTS Imports from old Mexico & other parts of the world. i WPbW WORK , flPS V Art Classes L of • at ' By JUDY LOVE Ile Herald Sen-Ices - - - . .What would you give to be a WNW W_ little taller, a little thinner' All ______________________________ )ou have to give is your time to knit this, skirt and blouse set that' d k designed l oo a long, _ •• .e • u yo __________ - -_— _______________ - _________________ - It's all done with color: by triangles of different shades to make an "X" in the arranging ç blouse. the eye travels in and upward, which gives a longer, r t slimmer line. Miss Florida Teen-Ager "What's Right About Pageant to be held at Winter America". a School,Feb. , A mini modeling charm prizes and an all-exMnse paid trip to compete in the Miss National Teen-ager pageant in be held in Atlanta, Ga,August, 1976. Host Hotel for the Uiree day event is the Langford Hotel, Winter Park. • • 'spun$ Jackets senior football teams give fans - to match men & boys sizes .1 213 E. FIRST PH. 322.4712 ____ . I -. - ta Craig Pringle (172), tackles and areas. opponents —,I sneak preview of things to come. Walker Field s the s te, four-way tussle with host West Orange facing St-ininole in tile first quarter , Lake Ilr intli', Good and Johnson, middle guard Mann, ors in his starting lineup, but , sen or ll McDaniel Ile is expected to utilize sub- Raines, 1177), junior Kenny Lee (176), stitutes freely. savage (monster) Meyer, Posey has very few "eithrer - i i 16%. 4A' 4 OffensivelN, Seminole w ill h'iIfbacks Bra nc h Martin " siseetirU Seminole in the field s&nior quarterback Mark or senior Derrick ( ooper (139) i .second, (roeland taking on Whigham (175), halfbacks Herb and safety Tim Raines. I £4' Ale, Lake Brantley in the third and Branch 145-senlor) and Tim Lake Brantley will be looking , ---'- .. , ' I egg (iro%eland tackling West flames 1159-junior), and Ik quarterback Henry Stanley ' ' Orange in the Final Fullback Ned Raines (155) On as Its offensie leader. The 155Action starts at 8. the line, the Seminoles line up pound senior is generally Our kids are bustin out at with senior ends Mike Good regarded as one of the best the seams to go, but this is still (228) and either Leroy Martin quarterbacks In Central just a scrimmage, and it will 11551 or Drew Bongianni (163, Florida. • a; c. '.'---:. give us chance to look at some senior tackles Curtis Johnson The Patriots will also go with .: • , kids we aren't sure about," said (196) and Ernest Maneely senior fullback Jim Kelly (165), Seminole coach Jerry Posey. (180), senior guards Ricky junior slotback Tim Forgue Greyhound defender James Barron (3) on ground, is called for a face mask violation. Other Greyhounds skown are Kevin flumes (80), Craig Smith (30), West Orange is an unknown Mann (174) and Ken Adams (150) and senior running back Al Stanley 1221, Richard Beary (62) and .Iohn Osborne 181 I I fferald Photos by Gordon Williamsoni [tick Garza (150). On the offensive line, coach and j._ - . senior to p' - ' - - 1. . - 12-Year-Old Repays Favor To Abbott junior) and Mark Boardman (180-senior), senior tackles several other University of Florida football players gave him an autographed football. The youngster returned the favor this et-k. He presented Abbott it football signed "Mike McArthur No. 10." That is Mike's number as quarterback of a Jacksonville midget-league team. Abbott, a linebacker with the Jacksonville Express of - --. ..' - - . - ' '- .. - ' be taken as a partial gain(.- pletely Ixatling up the Braves By JIM HAYNF-S %%alking off the field. -- N*C.Xt Riazzi, a poised, determined result. Boone coach Jesse Lane had week we can start telling fullback, ran with authority and Some 10,000 fans Filled Evans high praise for Lyman. "I'd say things." rambled 25 yards on the first Lyman High School won one High's stands and sidelines to that Lyman and Winter Park In the Boone-Lyman quarter, drive to score, but the play was looked the best of all tearns," he Lyman put together two good called back by a penalty. (150), linebackers Norris and disappointed about a 14-7 loss to wrong later," said Lyman for us. And their defense — backs Bob Riazzi, Wyman penalties," admitted Copeland. Boone never did get a drive junior Duane Moore (55), senior Colonial, they might keep in coach Dick Copeland af- whew! Tough!" Jackson and Horace Alexander had the going and was bottled up bet. Colonial coach Terry Manto the fullest. Jackson monster Mike Tolson (160), mind one quarter does not a terward. lie was obviously pleased fredi was less impressed with touchdown, scooting loose ween its 20 and 35 yard lines sophomore cornerbacks Ton)' football game make, By the same token, the joy of with a sound effort against Lyrnan, understandably. "You around right end from 12 yards when in possession. Albers (160) and David over Boone was Boone, having one TD called can't tell that much in a out. Jackson also kicked the Tanguay (155) and senior a 7-0 highly encouraging, but should back and his defense corn- quarter, though," he said extra point. safety Greg Dessert (160). ( Continued on Page 3fl) victory , Saturda ' s r Kl*ck ff o Hut, Hu u 00 -I : e East Carolina at N. State, Villanova at an d, , Tem ple a , M ar Penn Stateand — are you ready for this, TV fans? — Missouri at 'Ba ma as the Monday night game. Smaller schools kick C. ,- yl , Western Michigan at Central Michigan and Drake - ~p 4 19 and Division I in. augural at Fresno State. The only other daytime games find Pitt at Georgia, In111am at Houston, William & Mary at North Carolina and Michigan at Ball State. The rest of the night schedule has Mississippi at Baylor Misation v ii - P *• ' -- - - 3 - - Eastern . IJI41VdIIeins IIiiLMdL1, Southern Methodist at Wake Forest, Texas-El Paso at San Diego State, Western Carolina A , a •1' a Toledo, Western Ken t uc ,, ky : ! , t '- :' .- Dayton, Southwestern . Louisiana at Long Beach State, Pacific at Northeast Louisiana, , North Texas Sta te s. Texas, ,.j, . u'i vv M x co Arlington at Irving, Fex., Northwestern Louisiana at Ar. Sixth-ranked Penn State is kans.s State and Marshall at A." the only Top Ten team schedBirmingham, From Eight Akron. e Big r uled for action Saturday. Tu Penn State and Temple met Nitt.any Lions meet upset-mind- Ala. 0 p.m., EDT). Four games are on tap in 13 times from 1938-52 with the ed Temple at the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field various conferences. Saturday Ions holding a 9,11 lead after and the game has been desig- afternoon, Western Michigan losing three of the first four inmuted an official Bicentennial visitsCentral Michigan to help trastate battles. Coach Joe Paev ent for the City of Phila. the Chippeas, last year's nfl- terno wasn't ecstatic when the deiphia by the board of direc tion1il College Division champs, resumption of the series was make their debut in both the announced but has changed his tots of "Philadelphia '76." University Division and the tune. "I thought when the series Television viewers will have Mid-American Conference. , • to wait until Monday night for After dark, Drake is at New was scheduled that it would not their first taste of action when Mexico State and West Texas be good for us," he says. "I was — ABC-TV airs the intersectional State at Wichita State for Mis- wrong. Temple has done a great clash between second-ranked souri Valley Conference games job of rebuilding Its program Lyman fullback Bob Riazzi gets loose for a 25-yard scamper. He Alabama of the Southeastern while Fullerton State makes its and it should be a good series scored on the plus, but it was called hack because of a penalty. Conference and Missouri of the l'acific Coast Athletic Associ- for both schools," , ,.. , --' c,o, e - i -- ' . • - , f e Him H 111 N •' : RoJay will be -' -'- . - - closed Itly -' BIG SELECT I N ON N N Saturday, Sept. 6th for ---.--"- • '' -- j - a - !',, ' i flu J4 A 1111 are .. . - - . - - L lfl1 _JI// fff (1 FREEZERS Chest & Upright 1 ' ,,fl Prices Stait At Li I • I R eli g iousu'Oiluay .e.igious ___ r N Head Coach Dick Copeland gives last minute instructions to his Greyhounds before the start of the against Boone. Lyman came out on top in that quarter 7-0, hut l i st 11-7 in a quarter aiairt Colonial. quarter H LA Loses Pennant, Finds Pitcher Bosox Not Folding, Magic No. 18 • Please come to see i AAr,r,r1 - k.. - : N - B) 1'HF AS.SO('IATEI) I'RESS - - Herald Sports Editor - - F - lie remembered the incident of three years ago when nonleague opponents — the Wolfpack entertaining East Carolina while Iar>.and faces Villanova. - "-. 'We did some things right for said the morning after. offensive trusts with quar"That was one of our Doug Hancock (170), senior night of football, but if nose guard Wayne Vammen Greyhounds fans went home a while, and did some things "Lyman's backs were too quick terback Bob Burkhart utilizing problems all night the season by a knee injury in last Saturday's game, After Mike's visit, Abbott said "It's the nicest thing that's happened to me since I got here," - ' tackles Doug Marles (220) and and lost one Thursday in a long capacity. the World Football League. was sidelined for the rest of Mike was in grave condition with injuries suffered in a peeec football game. . - Lyman S pI'le ts Jamboree Quarters Gene Bowman (175) and Ross Listen (190) and senior center Ite Hartman 1 170). On defense it will be ends Brian Breda 1165 junior) and Ken Stark (160 senior), junior - "- 'Hounds Top Boone, Lose To Colonial Calhoun g Norris 1180), senior Mike McArthur, 12, was JACKSONVIlLE sAP) in it hospital three years ago when Fred Abbott and - indenim 8. car uro, center question tonight as two more offering from Iast year's neighOn defense, Seminole will go Seminole County high school lx)rtng Lakeview and Ocoee with ends Ilongianni and Junior N C State ranked 13th and No. 17 Maryland, two of the powers in the Atlantic Coast Conference, WI U'S 0 iii ii the ranking team s to see action. Off their Both are at home against also with MANUEL JACOBSON Call Loch Haven Art Center, Vui urruncf tht.s area are ticipate in school and civic Florida Teen-ager pageant will 2416 North Mills Ave., Orlando, invited to enter the 5th Annual affairs, The pa geant theme is receive a scholarship, other for Information. A monochromatic color The invitation is issued by scheme is best for this effect. Mrs. Sybil Shaffer, director of Choose a dark neutral like the pageant. The reigning Miss brown, navy or forest green for I r 2-Florida Teen-ager is Patti the skirt, sleeves and sides of Mount of Bartow. the blouse Then use two Special invi ted guests will progressi vely lighter shades of include Kimberly Ann Jensen, the same color for the top and 1976 Miss National Teen-ager of bottom tr iangles of the blouse. Caldwell, Idaho; and former Avoid using very bright colors State Quee ns Von Nell Wilkes and tubes of color B. Sizes 14 a 164nch neckline zipper and 1972 Jacksonville which less slenderizing. , Denise You'll need a dress-weight to 16 require 7 tubes of the main one yard of I-inch belting for Watts 1973 LithIa Springs,and yarn Eke Bernat's Carioca, color, 6 of color A and Sot color the waistline. Lisa 'L 1974 N Port which offers subtle jewel tones B. You'll also need I pair of no. Directior for this two-pece lUc he ' Lisa brought honors to for vir.rüuind wuar. '11-& skirt clriL'ht knitlin& ru-i'di,-" ; ilr-.' :,r,. 1t'j!2h!A fm,,, iI-i, - Slated ' I-\ , The Miss Florida Teen-Ager course will be given during the Atlanta. In 1975 the National Pageant is the official state weekend of the pageant. Pageant awarded 110,000 in The winner of the Miss cash scholarships. beauty. p - Teen-Ager Contest - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alabama, Penn State, North Carolina State and Maryland get a jump on the other xnenibees of The Associated Press Top Twenty when the college football season gels under way thus weekend. WLJ .-% Levi on Design, Color Create The Look Long,Lean F WINTER GARDEN To opponent and although the 180), and a show or not to show, that is the school is new, it is a combined Gerald Meyer (182), • 315 E. SECOND ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD The Foggins 321-0986 Wbfle tbe rest of the nation't thoughts turn to winter woolles, fortunate Florldims caUnue to think aurnmer. Ile nttural, have returned from a three. Mary Weld, at Newland, N.C. ding anniversary at a luau at week vacation which began via comfortable clothes which kept us cool all summer j — Polynesian Village, g Wait You're invited! Every D addition a fall-toned scarf, a light sweater, and we're all set for Auto Train to Washington. World The group alsoSt arti n g So Visiting friends and relatives Thursday night our mud winter. This delicately fagotted big-top matched to Its "The went n a river e way, the couple Foresters" s ta ge a swinging own gentle skirt should see the Floridian woman through autumn along th toured noints in Central What do egg cartons, spools, with flair, whether It be work or traveling around the Sunshine journeyed to Balitmore, Md., square dance at the clubhouse Florida. paper bags, and milk bottles ço1j e Newport, R.I., Bangor, Maine, of The Forest. Spectators are State. Wood bracelets, straw tote and leathe r belt complete th have in common' They are all New Hampshire, Vermont, welcome and square dancers P carefree mood. ?h Lake Champlain, Spwulator, are invited to join the club. It's triple happy birthday to part of the Parent-Child TJr N.Y. a famous skiing area, in the women in the Markey Workshop at the Loch Haven the Adirondaks, several New Janice and Wendell family, Sunday. Patricia Art Center where parents and * York cities, Niagara Falls, Springfield and son Wen, of Markey, who will be 10 yeurs pre-school children work Canada, Michigan, Toleda and Banana Lake, spent their old, her mother. Pat Markey together on creative art ac. Akron, Ohio, Cincinnati, vaction at New Smyrna Beach. and her grandmother. Eleanor tIvltl!3 to do in the home, Registration begins Sept. 15, Lexington, Chattanooga, They stayed at the San-Win Lange of Deltona were all born Atlanta and Keystone Heights. Club Apartments frequented on the same day, Sept. 7. for the PartntChfld Workshop and other popular claws such as: photography, stained glass, ___ drawing and ph- 'Tb A Sift Sneak Grid Preview For Area Followers Second Street Abby, some of those clothes were entertained at a steak and clothes! Miriam and David Wright are five and six years old! Also, egg breakfast Sunda: he have spent two recent Valerie and George Weld lodge don't t hey realize that maybe I weekends at the Inverness began t heir vacation as guests would like the pleasure of Hotel and Country Club near at the old-line luxury hotel, The vis ting her parents, selecting the styles and colors Wllile Tarpon Springs which they Cloisters, Sea Island, land, Ga. From Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Rozelle of describe as "pl ush plush." there, they visited relatives in .1 i" L • Orlando Drive, Mr. and Mrs rarefll-Ll'JlIU Atlanta and Burlington, N.C., Bill Vanau.a of Kansas City, Frieda and W.W. (BUI) Tyre and also George's mother, Mrs. celebrated their second wed. BIG DRESS FOR To Play - a Area Engagements 4W Seminole, Brantley Friday, Sept. 5, 1975-10 whining. nagging, apathetic, shrill or t_t. can learn person. recorder to see drink, and without tearing down the other Woman Runs 'Hotel; Guests Uninvited accepting a assertive manner. You needn't be bulldozed into cocktail other yourself the program—one confidence; a smooth and mellow ispy voice betrays .,..J.l.. ..........h •.. •h. ..nnlsh. iw&iiin w uv one uuu 'i' ,.n,....lf v"" ...II in1ormd, Dorothy Sarnoff recommends—read articles, try to questions before going to a party. Try practice form learn to speak sessions with a tape recorder to lortlessly and with spirit, more Th e third step—to avoid being "run over" aggressive types—is developing what she calls a pleasantly The tape recorder a lack of making it better." A emphasize SPORTS Friday, Sept. 5, 1975 Herald, Sanford, FL this stage of the season, beating a team Crawford followed with his eighth hom.r 11%. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pole .- W Dick Drago, and the result was Yankees 8, Tigers I �20— EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl, F ridi y. Sept. 5, 1973 __________ • Legal Notice DOlphins COUnti On Lesser Knowns ___._— Legal Notice Legal Notice FIcTIrIOUSNAMI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THE fl Notice hereby qiven that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIi EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE eoaaoed In bess at 333 E Lake cuti OF FLORIDA IN AND Ave. LonQWcod. em,nole County. SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY. FLORIDA. Florida under the fictitiouS name of PROlATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S173êCA.04. 1 Ilin lI % 310 EFFICIENCY BUSINESS FORMS. PROlATE NO. 7S.NeCP EE ?.'r'rnar r and that I Intend to register said In Re: Estate of ritm mi name with the Clerk of the Circuit WILLIE KILLINOWORTH IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF PiiPS (,'ith Phi, 100 deceaSed RPII(F ct IF FORD CUTSHALL Court, Seminole County. Florida in , (In OA Mn'..' (in. 95. NOTICE TOCREDITORS Husband, accordance with the proyiiOffl Of lr'. I A U Mnnday (hi the FictItious Name Statutes. To MIAMI fAP) - The Miami Mike Kolen into the starting inations, for his quick success anti National League All creditorS of the estat, of Willie pac 43 7f() Wit' Setion 56509 Florida Statutes KitIingwnrih. deceased, are hereby MARTHA LYNN CUT SHALL, East itti 1fIj r'pi ENflh (sri IIphins will be depending on a middle linebacker post against with Miami. notified and re'uired 'o file any wite 1957 W L PC?. G ?(I 1 Prrcl (in 97. St,iub %eteran benchwarrner and a the Bears. Regular middle lineThe Colts had traded threeS Georqia A Gross Pt t',.rnt clirns rs demands whICh they may S 566 p SF U PuhIistr Aug 29. Sept 3.17. 19. 1975 ravraonStSaide%tat11tte0HiC9 rookie 13 AS as safeties when they backer NOTICE OF ACTION Nick Buoniconti $79 S pp1 sideyear veteran Speyrer to Wash. 14115 (j,p Ros,' t I ('ii". cit Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole'1 il AS 579 S (ii l (ryy 4, ,,,, meet the Chicago Bears in a lined with a broken right thumb ington in the off-season. Miami TO MARTHA LYNN CUTSHALL OFO 113 (ciunty.FIOridA inlheCOUtthOuSClt vcirk Nev 7010 Snuthside Drive 77 U $17 A Ma1ln (hi 17% Millan NV. National Football League exhi. that required surgery. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE obtained him for an undisclosed (Pirino A? 75 160 II', Louisville, kefltucky l9 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford. Florida. within tour bition game Saturday night in The Dolphins alco have two draft pick after Speyrer walked ioi CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (aIen' months from the date of the first publication of this notice West the Orange Bowl. qi I' n 17 (',ruhh so. rookies, Bruce Eha and Steve out of the Washington camp, COUNTY. FLORIDA. 97 II 667 VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1743CA04O Fach claim or demand must be 'ci (l" Phi, 3? A Oliver, Pub Veteran Dick Anderson Un- Towle, to useat middle line- complaining he wasn't getting I 04 yritino and must state the place of Anni"s-'. 7 * A6 $79 I5 .' ii that an action for Dissolution of derweni surgery in Atlanta backer, I ?lfl(it.rfl an opportunity to play. 'A A9 $04 72 MarriaGe has been filed against you IN RE: DISSOLUTION OF residence and oost office address Of 7 P1 P1 F S r,arr MI. 10 ar Dent Al 77 the claimant arid must be sworn 10 150 79's p t'arIr'r Pnh 9 (',rilfey cn and you are reQuired to serve a copy MARRIAGE Thursday for damaged carti. Meanwhile, veteran wide re. Al 79 436 31. a P Inc clalman?. hiS agent, or his Speyrer did not catch any of your v.rltten defenses, if any, to it ROBIN JAMIE HODGE. r.rnt'. HIn 9 Q Metiunt 53 SI 378 :' Petitioner wife, attorney, or it will become void lage in his left knee. After. celver Cotton Speyrer, who passes last Monday in Miami's on DONALD I MAMBLESTONE. ltp 9 Thursday Results accordinri to law Attorney for Petitioner, whose ar'ci tinlaF PllNS ui.nsk. ssards, doctors ald he ssould be taughtthree passes lorSO yards nationally televIsed 20.7 loss to So D',Mn I Dated April 91PI. 1975 t for si to eight weeks. address is P0 804 7187. Sanford, C.FOPGE 11 Srhn*i€1t Ph. 11 kiman JOSEPH ARTHUR tn an exhibition game igainst Minnesota, I. Annrli 1 ('nrnn', 5' Mae June Killinqwortt% Florida. 37771, and tile the original ltODr,E, JR , Ronb c'n. s I'ellow safety Jake Scott is New' Orleans two weeks ago, rfl(5(r 7 Hous'on I As Administratril with the Clerk of the above styled Reipondent husband r. Foteq (n '2 Civ. LA. 77 out of colniuission with a slight ("nt nav,i, '.hr'tjutd Shula also waived rookie Court on or before the 74th day of Carroll Burke i ii 1111ff, 111 Decisions TodaysOames shoulder separation, so Coach was cut from the squad placekiker Joe Danelo to get Scptpmber. 1915, otherwise a Attorney for Estate r.iillet? r;n I?? NOTICE TO DEFEND I® 77 Ct.r.'.on '5'w.. II' nd R 617 Saritord Atlantic Hratwtkv ''I. II) 766. I 69 [ n Shula said rookie Barrs' the team down to the 49-player Judc*ment may be entered against THF STATE o UIORIDA TO Pt'1 t'v'i 01'.' at PP%.IJd#Iph,a flank Bldg you for the rrIl,f demanded in the aver, NY 71)7 711 706 rEORC,E JOSEPH 11111 and veteran reserv, Speyrer, 26. had been with the limit Thursday. Danelo, a 10th Petition l(rlt,,., 111) .nd Smoson 0 Publish AUg 79. Sept 3. 1VS i p 'rr. cr 771 APT HUR HODGE. JR I 7. It fli Charlie Balib would be the club only two days when he led rounddraftpickfrom Washing. fi.r'.. WITNESS my hand and the seal of DFQ III 39 73)5 Hilltop Road Ptlh.cnn lRno&,w- 109 and , . r 697 171. ni starting safeties Saturday the Doiphins to a 20-17 victory ton State, had kicked two field said Court thiS 19th dab' of AuguSt. __________________________ Desert Hot Springs. r"c', 711 at Montreal IWar 1975 lirinhar,i (n 117, a' California 97740 night. tiver the Saints, He credited his goals of 30 and 34 yards in the 66 .rwi Renin SlOt. 7 ft 155AL 1 Pdcirtpf,,irri 5' 137 650 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Shula said he would move background with Baltimore, pre-season,butmissedfronithe Arthur H BeCkwIth. Jr. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR American League YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I 04 Ann.'t 'Hrrlton 119) at CI of the Circuit Court 'l'.fl veteran outsi(lt' linebacker which used sImilar paSS for. 53 and 43. BAIT IPir. at that ROBIN JAMIE HOOGE. ti'. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR r'a'si anta tIhn,,wnr, 1) 51 nI .,nn,iIt. Cc.tjnt F or ida 1, B'. filch a PetitiOn n th Circut Coin t t SEMINOLE COUNTY San Franr Vi, I flat, II I?) at C-ll V Ek,ern Mu.n'in NY 311, Rice Seminole County, Florida, for the PROBATE DIVISION (n,innati IpfrwmAn 9 II In) Deputy Clerk 111 P'.r', Wath'noton, Cal Dissolution of Marriage casting PROBATE NO. 7SU7CP t I nss IRasmussen 1 7) .it DONALD I MARBIESTONE un hetween ROBIN JAMIE IlODGE In Rp Estate of New York fSeypr 7071 tn Attorney for Petitioner P11145. lynn ilsn $1 May and GEORGE JOSEPH ARTHUR GEORGE SMITH San flirno 'Jones 1151 at terry. P 0 P.na 7157 tieceased. Pr IS Ystrem'.'. I400CJE, JR . and you are required t4"i'4ttn If rrrrye 0 II. tnt Sanford. Florida '217) NOTICE TOCREDITORS ,, 4 Mii'i Rcri Al. Carew to serve a copy of your written Saturdays Games Publish Aug 27. 79 & Sept 5. 17, 1975 defense, if any, on her Attorney To All Creditors and All Persons Mn St I ,ii flew York OFO 173 Having Claims or Demands Against PuNs RATTED IN Lynn ____________________________ Albert P4 Fitts, whoW address San Iri'yn a' Cininnati, 91 Mi Rsn 97 -i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 710 Edwards Building. Sanford. Said Estate: YOU are hefeby notified and P JarIerr flak 91 Munson EI3HTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida 37771. and file the original r* Annete *1 Atlanta, (ni 19 Mavt.rry XC. 59 with the clerk of the above styled required to present any claims and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE l'i'icarrn at PbiIadCtit,1. HITS. far.* Mn Ill Mun Court, on or before the 23rd day of demands which you may hay, iOUNTY. FLORIDA. P't?, ,P, rni at Montreal. In) 'on. NY 1A? C, Brett, XC. 151 I CIVIL ACTION NO. S.11l6.CA.09.A September 1973, otherwise a default against the estate of GEORGE r ., H'.'.,'.?, (ci) 5innletcsn Pal. 156. Rice. Bsn TALLAHASSEE I AP - tackles, 76 assists, caused three UnCoil, and run through the ball and an Ultimate Judgment will be SMITH. deceased lat. of Seminole MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Sundays Games entered against you for the relief County, Florida, to the Clerk of the' si Pirts. Cs!. 151 Wasi'iing Florida A&M linebackers fumbles, recovered four, inter, carrier at the same time llNTER P'rar)ri at PP,.lad.I,a PARK FEDERAL demanded In said Petition. which is. Circuit Court, and file the same in t. n 'I ts'. .' 14PW York Frankie Poole and Claude cepted one pass and blocked without losing any speed." I SAVINGS AND LOAN the Dissolution of MarrIage, bet duplicatearldlsprovlded in Section P011111 FS—Ivnri. (iso. 39 lr ArweIe at Atl&nt& ASSOCIATION, a corporation wen the hnd you 733 16. Fiorida Statutes, in their MrPae, R Jack'on. Johnson are the best in the two kicks. He was credited with XC 38. an Cracirvn at Cincino.t, (4.,5 cicoani:r'cI and eiisttng under thC offices In tne County Courthouse In '45 WITPIESS MY HAND aed OF S;noteton. Bal. 3?. Southeast, says Rattler football three quarterback sacks. rttp, ,p, t ',')ntrpal laws cf the United of Seminole County, Florida. within P.'.hi'rry Kf 11 FICIAL SEAL of said Court thiS r Coach Ruth' Hubbard, V Narrow at the waist, Poole's '4j.t0 America. ) four calendar months from the time 'YR IPI ES Miyev% Cat. 11 70th day cit Aug5t 1975 American League Plaintiff, (SEAl) OotheflrltpubflcatlonhertOf.or tIle ISC been around sonic good body flares to a massive torso r Brett, XC II Orta Cli'. 10. vi same will be barred. East P Kelly, CIII. 7 i Tied With Arthur H Beckwith. Jr ones, but as far as raw talent and powerful shoulders. 5141 OMO BEI4YAMINY. Filed at sanford, Florida. this 71st l,. t W L PC?. GB H fl.P' F Clerk of the Circuit Court PUllS- Mayherry, goes, Frankie Poole and Claude "Frankie's one of the strong. Pc'tcir' day of August, '915. 87 55 399 K( if) P Iarksm 06¼. 10; SemInole County. FlOridl \/ete ra ii s BaltImore 14 6) 510 I S Robert Smith Detendants. 7; Bonds. NY. Johnsonarethebestl'veseen," est guys I've ever seen," Hub. C. scott. MU By' Cecelia V Ekern New York S. Bobby Jackson 70 66 301 13' R,'rri.,nh'. Tet. 74 Deputy Clerk Hubbard said. "In terms of bard said. 'When he came here (tevplartn dillon Smith NOTICE OF SUIT 61 69 451 14 ii') PITCHING Decisionsi At BERT N FITTS speed or strength, I don't think he was very, very skinny, but As Eiecutors 60 79 437 73 TO Slit OMO BENYAMINY Morel. P'.n II 1 786. 3 36. Attorney for the Petitioner Detroit DOUGLAS STENSTROM. 53 el 3*7 79 Q anti ALEGRA BENYAMINY, Fdwards Building cc '.. 177. . 361. there's two better in the he started lifting weights. He STENSTR0M. fl" West his wife I ennard Kr. 175. 7. '146. Southeast than Claude and took it as a challenge. Sanford, Florida ('ek larwl 87 iS S99 McINTOSH ResIdence and Address lariana, Cat Ii 6 700. 7 34. Frankie." Publi'.h Aug 77 29 & Sept S. I?. 1973 C'Ol.tJMBUS, Ga. tAP t An assistant coach ot Ohio i'ar'a'. Attorney for Eaecutorc (ty 76 61 353 6 unknown PIyIen Mm 146 700 791. rFO 129 P.O Box 13)0. Sanford. Fl, 41 77 146 1$i hoping to improve on the 6-5 State before he accepted the Mac McLendon and John toanyandallotherpartiesclalming F5'.n III. 697. 394 Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PbIiSb Aug 79, Sept 5. 1913 65 70 181 lb , Ptmer Ba' ,. recoed of his maiden season, FAMU job last year, Hubbard Schroeder, a pair of young vet- any right, title, and cr Interest , EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEQ III 66 73 175 17 M Torre? Pal leA 667. 126 Hubbard faces many problems, said Poole titay be as good at erans who have had their prob- arid to the following described CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 61 75 460 1? ___________________________________ property, to wit ____________________________ COUNTY. FLORIDA, but not at linebacker, linebacker as Randy Gradi. lemsrecently on the tour, share Thursday's Results Condomin:um Unit No C I)? ii', KAr'1.jv CIty 7, Cliscago 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Roosevelt Wilson, FAMU shear, former Buckeye All- the lead entering today's Building 9, according to the Floor CASE NO. 7S.1êU.CA44.E IN RE: The Marriage of 1 (iattimnre FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, sports publicist, is so excited American who now plays for second round of the $100,000 Plan which satart of Plat Plan and MARY LEE BREWER. Ne* York I Detroit 1 FLORIDA Sv eeahibit "C". to the Wife Petitioner about the pair of seniors that the Kansas City Chiefs. Southern Open Golf Tourna. Declaration of Restrictions. Cleveland 10, Milwaukee S CASE NO. 1S.l1?I.CA-O9.0 World Football League vi California A. T.,,s mil WINTER PARK FEDERAL he's dubbed them the i.$6The Rattler coach said John. ment. Eastern Diviiion Reservations. Covenants, Con EUGENE BREWER. Only flubs sdeduIe'a SAVINGS AND LOAN W L T PcI. PF PA lion men," McLendon, a 30-year..old vet- ditions and Easements, WEKIVA son rateswith Jack Tatum, for. Husband Rrspdent. ASSOCIATION, I Corporation Today sOames A5.r'rli 1 I (I 750 9 NOTICE OF ACTION Johnson, 6-foot-2 and 238 mer Ohio State defensive back cran of eight years on the tour, VILL AS. a condominium, recorded New York 'M.d'ct, 17 IS and PirmPam 1 7 0 600 90 8? cwgniiect and eiistinq under tte in Officials Records Rook 101?. Page DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE C.i'ra 551 at Baltimore (Car pounds, Is an Orlando senior who starts for the Oakland and Schroeder, laws of the United States of , with sIx 'ark'orv 90 1731. Public Records of Seminole tnd IS arid GrimsIey 913 or it'Mlntt. 2 7 ii soc ,i America. who had 74 unassisted tackles, Raiders, In a meanness meas- years on the tour, mastered the County. Florida, together with an TO' EUGENE BREWER Mitchplt 1 (II 7 ft nt Plaintiff, PbilpIIIs 1 0 100 I? 174 undIvided 1 43rd interest in and to all 50 assists, recovered three furn. tire that professional scouts call Green Island Country Club P.O Boa 104 Detroit I Ruhie 10 $0) at vs. Western Oiviiion that certain Common Properties C5 Campton, Kentucky Cleveland IWaitS 10). In) course Thursday with 6,s, five set forth and defined in the ROBERT J ROLLY and DOLORES 5 (l)f 1 1 0 5('g I?) )J,'4 bles and had one interception "leather pop." B.citcin tIc'. 1711 at Mu YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED N. ROLL.Y. his wife. and SUNSPAPI Antnn 1 7 0 647179 5* 1ast)ear —all despite missing Sari for under par. That was good aforementioned Declaration and 'He's got great quickness wasike. (Rroherg 1)131. (ci) FP4rINEERIPiG 1, CON Hawaii 7 2 I) 34)3 87 tooether with the carport ap enough for part of the season with a one-shot advan. a leg a linebacker, and he's got the that a Petition for OiSsIution of STRUCTION, INC Mivv4c.ota I GOltZ 1310) it Shryri' a Florida 7 'I 0 100 5) 94 pertaining to the aforedescrlb,d Marriage has been filed against YOU corporation. injury, CPiion (Wivid II IS). In) ability to really unload at the tage over Terry Dill and Leon- (ofldcim'fllum unit PortInrl 1 1 0 74)) 90 and there I&ctemand in the Pitition K acisa' City I (iuiSt,y 15)11 at (cirano Defendants $ Poole, a 6-4, 210-pound senior same time," Hubbard said. "He ard Thompaon. , YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFI ED that the Court award that certain California tFi0Pf06 171)1. ('J CLERK'S NOTICE OP SAL! Saturday's Games that a suit to f0rIose a mortgage property owned by you and your from Forty-one of the 146 sets Melbourne, had 82 solo seems to be able to coil and Tc'ps (Perry 14 16) At Oak HawaiI a4 Memphis MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE above described property has wife MARY LEE BREWER. as irit1 IRht. 11)01. tnt elghterequaledc.r bettered par. on theinstituted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha' PPiitafleIpPih t Charlotte n against YOU ifi the tenants by the entirety, located at Saturday's Games Jarb'.onvIIl. at ShrevCg)rt a Summary Final , The list at 68 included Hubert Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 731 Ballard Street, Altamonte Detroit at Cleveland judame of Foreclosur, entered ri 5.riitpiprn Califtynia at Co. JudicialCircuit, in and for Seminole Green, who has won more than Søring, Florida, and more par. Boston at Milwaukee rant'. n the above entitled cause in the County. Florida You and each of ticularly described as: Lot 12 and E Tp,s at Oakland $47,000 in the past three weeks you Brminnham at Prirtlanuj. n are hereby required to file yOur 25 feet of lot 11, block (B). South Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Pfe* York at Baltimore, ml but Is still seeking his first 1975 Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit Altimonte Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole National Football League Heights, according to thC Kansas C.ty at California. 2. County, Florida, I will sell at public ExhIbitions Court. and serve a copy thirof UPOfl plat thereof as recorded in plat victory. Ben Crenshaw and iC. ft ri) to the hlohest bidder for Friday's Game Snead also were at that figure. VICTOR F W000MAN, of the firm i, pageo, public records of Seminole auctiOn MIrwic"snta st CPI,c400. (nI ('4aklarwj at Dallas cash at the West front door of the of Winderweedle. Names. Ward & County, Florida, to your wife, Svndays Games At 69 was DOn h'erson, last Woodman, PA .Post Office Box HO, MARY LEE BREWER. as a lump !,minole County Courtho, in the Saturday's Games Detroit at Cleveland. 3 (Inrinnali t Detroit c,f Sanford. Florida, at the hour week's B,C. Open winner, while Winter Park. Fiorid 37789, At. sum as alimony, and you are Ne York t Baltimore st i ciI,iS at M'nn.sota otil 00 o'clock A N on the 18th da tOCr.d"ys for Plaintiff in the above required to serve a copy of your at par 70 were Miller Barber Ps.ostnqi al Milwaukee. 7 I%,'ffaln vs Atlanta at Tamn,a cit September, 1973, that certain '.yled action, on or before the 73rd written defenses, if any, to the Mitw'snta at Ch'cago and Tom Kite, Defending dat,. of September 1975 If (hiranci at Miami parcel of real pfoprty described as you fail to Petitlononth, Petitioner's attorney, (it si Cat,lorn.,i Pie,., 0flr40'. 'V Pitttrqo champion Forrest Fezier strugtio so. ludument by default will be BILL McCABE, whose address Is at (7,ll.,I 7 (.'p..n fla .' PansaS (it, Tl'.e Westerly 500 feet of taken aoains? YOU for the relief Meyers, Moone1, & Adler, PA. 17 gled in with a 73 over the Planelcihia a Los Angeics 50thptI 16$ feet of Lot 19. of demanded in Complaint South Lake Avenue, Orlando, row, hilly 6,971-yard course In Sunday's Games FNIZMINGER FARMS, NO 3. This Notice shall be published Florida, 37801, on or before Sep P.c'w Yrirk Giants at Cleve muggy, 90-degree weather, once each week for four consecutive tember 1, 1973. and file the original according to tt' PIat llwreof as tithef recorded in Plat Book 6. Page 77 of "I've had several 6Ss in my weeks in The Evening Herald with the Clerk of IhiS Court Denver st Sari WITNESS the hand of the Clerk Of before service on Petitioner's at. the Public Refords of Seminole career, but a 64," said the Circuit Court. Seminole County, an flierv 'V New England County, Florida. LESS the Westerly torney or irnmediatety tllereatter; PIT1'SBURGII tAP) -The Pittsburgh Triangles have York jP45 'V WAsti.nuton New McLendon, who missed a six- Florida. this the 20th day of August otherwIse a default will be entered 145 feet of the Southerly 145 lets of National League signed Sue Slap to a contract for the 1976 World Team Lot ) of said Entzminger Farms. Monday's Game batS)— PATTIP4C, (130 at footer on the sloping No. 18 197% gainst you for the relief demanded Baltimore at P4tii,'.twi f'do. )as measured along the tines 01 T Simms. Madlork Clii, 567 _____________________________________________________ Tennis season. in the PetItion, green tosettle forhis65. "Iwas Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. WITNESS MY HAND arid seal of Slid lot 1 Miss Stap was acquired from Cleveland In a trade last thinking more of making a 64 Clerk of the Circuit Court this Court on this 17th day of August. (Seal) week that sent Rayni Fox, Kim Warwick and the rights to Arthur H Beckwith. By' Cecella V Ekern than the putt," he said. 197$ of the Circuit Court Jimmy Connors and Wendy Overton to the Nets, Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Most of the big names By Elaine 9i(hard WIPIDERWEEDLE HAINES. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr tour were not entered. Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court WARD 6. W000MAPI. P.A By w t WINOFRWFFri. ID tuaine Kl(,naroe uiuve wup JUUCKI Winderweedle. Names. Ward Pout Offi Box 5*0 Deputy Clerk SOREB,OARD Alajor League Baseball I Legal Notice '' JOHN fl clii I 1W' l Pluth,iiJ '0(1 PitY I IIS ii AN SUI I IVAN. liii STAT I 0) II OR IDA To PIlVI I IS il APi 501 LIVAPI s',hiOcl I1t',IOEPICE ANO ' ' " - yr rL.u,(,uw: TO HARRY JACK SON. BARNUM, flown mess ence and n UN KNOWN TODAY 9 r n 7' 14F L pre season fontbsli The Oakland Raiders meet thr' ("atlas (nwhny", SATURDAY I) a rn (44$ -- Jim Thom.a Outdoors (Fishing for sailfish arid N'pfiSh attn a noose liocit in lllinO1s) I? 1(1 p in (1%) - Greatest Sports Legends (A tribute to bowler Den ('arterl 1 pm fl51 . NL Action '13 IA look at thP Buffalo BilI' 1,74 'eevin) Baseball Pre Game Show 7 r t" 17 51 7 15 pm 1,1) Basebatl (The St bus Cartinals face the Mets at New York Rain game Boston Red Soa VS thC Brewers at A' ilwCt ii, reI 7 710 p in '91 - Championship Wrestling from Florida itm pm (Al - Taq*ni (The u S Open women's singles final from" Forrest HIts Ii Y I I Yl f'l5) Car anti Track (H.gfsiiqhts 0, the 1971 Atlanta 500 stock far ewe) - 17) (',nlf (World Ss'r,es Of Golf.fIturinq Jack Nickteus tç, W,'ilsrw, I ni C,mAham and Tom Weskopt ri first round ola', Wide World of Sports (World Pro Karate Cham 3 p in (CI pliw"hip' frn.n lJn'ondale. N V U S S P national gymnastics lean' rv'.rfrirms in Lake C sly; A pryitw of the upcoming college frntf"ill seaslv, 7 p n, IC) NFL Football IThe St Lou's Card,nals meet the Mirw'ie4.$lta Vikings in a pre'.eason game) 1 p m 1441 Chmn.nPiip Wrestling from Florida .l r '"i''',' ,'.'' ,',''.' SUNDAY Ir .',rf Attsrutc Cta'nponshp Wre'st)nrj " 7 r.atrl' in (h4mp,cn% IU S vs West Germany boxing (,nld RnIlc'r Skate Classic, National Mini Trampoline 11%) T.crnii (U S Open Tenn4s Men's 5inqles linaI) CArol Mann Celebrity Golf Clialfunqe (Guests Ar, Rr'4'tv Rings arvi MA'tha Mitchell) (",nll (Final round play in the World Series of Golf. A p m" U? a? •lir F ,rr4'tir.t' fn,iIfy (i1t '.te Of IIi'S year's PGA Cham 7'Ylfi m (II 4 ) p ni (35% 5 pm 19) Ch,il,nDOOShip Games of (lit P4Ev. (The Dallas (ortiryS IqkIe III" Minnesota Vikings i') tnt. 1913 P4FC Chant rcw"t"n) I '10 p in (15) Cs' and Track lHsgliliqhts from the 17S rr.-.i'ri 'SYI at tti,' DaytOna Rrao Speedway I P "r'Pall (11W' Pir* York Jpt meet the ReS n 'Jo' r' a. r,hh.tir mat(liu) iii Washington DC I Pats Cut To Limit I"OXBORO, Mass. AP The New England Patriots are down to the player limit under National Football League rules for their exhibition game with the San Diego Chargers Sunday night at Schaefer Stadium. 11w Patriots got down to 51 players Thursday, including two MI-Star collegians not counted on the roster until next sic'ek, 1w placing veteran linebacker John Tanner on the tnjured resers'e list and waiving defensive back Donnie Walker. - Tanner has a bad back, while Walker failed to show enough 'fter being acquired on waivers from the New York Giants last week. ABA.NBA To Play OAKLAND AP - The Golden State Warriors, champions of the National Basketball Association, will play two exhibition games against the Kentucky Colonels and the New York Nets of the rival American Basketball Association, the team announeeo Thursday. ' MONDAY iOI Mnn'iaw P4qht Ir,4rI 'M.w,uc vS vS AiSOama at Rirminchame Ai 4 The Warriors will meet the Colonels In louisville on Oct,landtheNetsonOct. l5INewYork.ThegameswiU be in addition to six exhibitions already scheduled with NBA teams, the team said. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 7S-4)9.CA.O.D PI4IPPS HARM INCTON COP POP 41 ION, Plaintiff. v's JOHN I OVEI MARTIN. tI al, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEPEBYGIVEPI that on the 15th day of September. 1975. ,tII 00cm atthpwestfrontdooi-of the Courthouse of Seminole County, at Sanford, Floriaa, the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale the folio*Ing de'riheti real property I of). Block 1, THE WOODLANDS SECTION FOUR, according to the POut therenf as recorded in Plat Book I?, Pages 67, 66 and *9. 'ublic Ppcor,s r,. Seminole County. Florida, tngetpi,r with all structures, im. provements. fixture's. applianej. and appurtenanres on Said land or t's.d in civilunction therewith TI. aforesaid sale will be made rrsuant to a Summary final judoment enterel inCivilNo 13639 (4091) mimi pndinq in anti fcc Srr,unole Cnty, Florida This sale shah be Subtect to a right cit redemption vested i the United States cit AmCrkt hy virtue of Title 75, Setln 7110 U S C A whith riglil nitjt II. CVCCCIS*41 if sI all no later than 170 days from the date of this foreclosure safe DATED this 7'id day of Sept. ember, 1973 (Seal) ArtP,t,r H Rerkw,th, Jr Clerk cit the Circuit Court fly I illi.n T JenkinS l')CCutv Clerk VAN DEN BERG. GAY S. AURlE. PA Attorneys for the Plain"ff Post (lit ire Rn' 791 Orlando. Florida 37902 Put'fith Sept 5. 1975 ()FP tS Pt'blitti Aug 27, 79 & Sept 5, 17, 1973 DFO 175 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice I hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter $6509. Florid.s Statute's. will're'gister with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole County. Florida. upon receipt of proof of the publication of tl',is notice, the lic titIous name, to wit: THE PEOPLE'S GAZETTE under which we are engaged in business at 336 Rrookwood Lane in the City of Maitland, Florida 37731 That the parties interested in said hausiriMs enterprise are as follows' TWIN AIR. INC By Lillian Catherine Figura. Pres idnt By' Harriot Alexander, Secretary Dated t Orlando. Orange County Publish Aug iS. 77. 796. Sept. S. 1975 DEQU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SI1IS.CA44.A In Re: The Marriage of COLLEEN HOLLEY RUTH. Wife and ROBERT C. RUTH. JR. Husband NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' ROBERT C. RUTH, JR CO Robert C. Ruth, Sr. 103 East Poplar Street York, Penn 1740) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT COLLEEN HOLLEY RUTH has fittd a Petition ifi the Circuit Prjlø.rit By' Harriot AIeaande, Secretary Dated at Orlando, Orange County. FlorIda, Auqt 76th. 197$ Puplith Sept 3. 17. 19. 76. 191$ DFP 39 MciNTOSH Flagship Rank of Sanford P.O Boa 13)0 S.anforti, Florida 3fl7l on thi5 13th day of August. 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckw,th. Jr By Lillian ' ' Attorneys for Petit loner Publish Aug 77, 796. Sept S. 17. 191$ OFO 119 Pupihi' !.pt 5. 117$ PEP 4) Roger Mans: L ir'ii e I 1 g 141111 wilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court nandfor Seminole County Florida tJPon tectlpt titious name to wit THE PLANT MENAGERIE. under which this That the narties interested in ,. vail .' -, ...- .... - . t "A ? "' ' I. Id -. O '.Jl OiiJV. 'J Not For GAINESVII.l,E t API "Siimc athletes look for the bright lights, but it was never my kind of life," says Roger Mans of the privacy he has attained 14 years after breaking Babe Ruth's one seasoni home - ' .. irLJ:"i : U Ptçh A, 79 OEQ le/ ,,,_ ,,,,, ,, „_,. goi to .• _________ _ tite, especially the inort' • _____ _________ '' " veteran ones," ,.__,, _ u,ui,g'h ct,r,r,g'I fn' ii. ii)i to •iI4I) - t ' , * 1.0 ulOffle tO is,. 55 It.) IllS 110111), .' .,''.'-,' leave the "I'm not ., '1 t'iItiofl to It, uut Ii I were •. ...,,.. i', . ', . . .,.,..I _,__:.I__ ''II.0 III, I '.5 UU1U L'UtthlUer - __________________ - '-- 4'. -- - , - 156mph during a race at (hkland. McIntosh hurl his leg and arm. — ____________________________________________________________________________________ ever - - - - - - - Garlits Wins Indy Drags Pit Stop Favored B ('till. tAN/LILt - VOlt APE NOTIFIED that an action icr (lSSntuliOn of mArriAge b% been Iil,'cf agans? you and you Nicklau.s, who caine within threcorfourstrokesofdestroy- game'. y.rltti'n (%m'fenSe. if Any. to it on customary position C,aragiola, a as an over- "Often, I have to tell him lot of his baseball 'ears of the IROC," said IROC manager Lee Richter, "and we're 6.Ol,6,00and .09. Muldowneywon $4,650 for being runnerup in a to compete in the first two IROCs, but was unable to accept becauseofcontractrestrictionswithasponsor.Thatsponsorship field of 36 cars. Prudhommeasheseta new national recordof 6,14 and a speed f "Ittünk the IROC is a great idea," Andretti says. "I've en- petitioner's attorney, whose address is 100 North Highway Il 97 Attorney for petitioner Suite 304. Atlamorte Centre 751 Maitland Avenue Altamcnte Springs. Florida, 3770$ Caccelberry. Flnr.d.s 37707, on or tefrp Srptemtv'r 7). 1975. and lIe the Original with tflt' clerk of th.s ('our? ether nc'ore service . ( .-_-., .'.'(-'.-- (3 rey'h 0u ii Is S pI i t P a Ir cf iia rte rs ... Prep re1O WIllu Free Pass & '.__._,_ "--s.. - Kit'k (IiIfIl , • t ,J,,,y, r 'a no - COME IN AND REGISTER NOW crvra 1 " -'' '"-l." I I1Ic I(Ia US - " j' ,_, II 11 -- --- - ” paying much at. I i , ... ..,.t..: . work here at the plant and thin hil lhii. (1 hi,ni,rc ,,n,lgir , - i• he said I don I enjos tr1iseling too much Pat and I base six kimls ,Ifl(1 that takes most of m I unit \laris knoiss that his clashes ssith the pre's as a pLi r could hurt his chance of beIng eleUul by the Baseball Writers ' ______ ifl line are mo slimmed 61 home runs I' u ti's 111am I'. I fl( . eouldn I t go to the bath room without 41 reporter following mue he recalled I 1124111) found prace whIle games were going on but I dreaded that final out wiit n those sinne questions would be shot at me Froma newscorpswhich topped ' __ t')t' ,,,,,,._, uv i vut.z* Ullidil vu ,i UUp i everyone under a label of $973 4. Him Ilis escape frorii tile publim' came as a beer distributor iii this quiet town, home of the University (If Florida. "I don't think it makes you ;i run record. l'tter man to sit around in Mans, 41, made numerou.s public I)lac's and let people efletuies among the press corps drool over you," said Mans. in his search for privacy in 1961, ''Honest to goxlness, lI)V '.,... ..,,,... . IIc )C4*I lilt' o'uL'bS I (Ire, x lIiKet' iriiett UwiiLs 5( •_•_ . _______________ . OflC . ______________ _______________ other name. and , par uflnolce County, Florida, August 77, 197$. L. - .f4j1 ' ..'.' __________ -- - bosiness enterprise are as follows; Nary 8 Johnson and Gayle B. Williamson a' • - on the tim dAy of September, 1973 at PC Box fl TO WHOM ii MAY COfIC FR N NOTICE iS hereby given that IhC undersigned purSuant to the iiCtiUameStitUte ChaPer came Al Simpson, an offensive tt',eGiantsa professional look at tight enLs and Walker Gillette, Buen&s Back At Forest Hills NOTICE OP SAL! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (')rinj, pl through a 2-11-1 regular season, "iirii'it Defendants fl'pIy Clerk single year un end World Series of Golf. have happened." a time of 8,83 at 153,32 mph. The runner up was Richie Zul in hi.s dretti isa three-time USAC national champion and former winner Torn Weiskopf, Tom Watson lie said his owa sports lic' b:g black Cainiaro which really surprised everybody as the bigger the Indianapolis 500 1%9i, the Da)lona 500 1967i and the and Lou Graham offer the op. tivity these days conmies on a cars have not been doing too well this )ear, Spanish Grand Prix 1971 . position in the 3-hole, Stturday golf u oure with his sons, Mario Andretti, conspicuously absent from the first two InPublish Aug 15. 77. 29 & Sept S r.e?tiorer'c ,ittOrrv'v or imnindiatel v and Sunday affair that brings Richard, 15 year ohi Kes in anti ternational Race of Champions t IROC) series, w'ill be one of the The series will consist of four races again this ear 's'. ith the 1975 'r'rreaft.'r ott'ierw.se a default wil together the winners 14 Sear t)ld Rands', of all the I2dnivers when the first being on the two mile oval at Michigan and the second arid 1975-76 action opens at Michigan International OFO IS F.' .'nterq'ti against you fr the retef world's Mans major tests of golfing said the latter two Speedway. third races will be on the road course at Riverside, Calif., and the' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE den'anrtc'd sn the petition EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R WIT NESS 'ui hand and the seal cit greatness. shoot in the low' 80s, and "I'm a Other drivers among the first 10 names announced for the final race will be on the 27 mile Tn-oval at Daytona Speedway. 71 1975 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tb's ('r"rt tin Nicklaus, a four-time winner 12 handicapper myself, so it's upcoming $212,000 series are Winson Cup regulars Richard Petty, The cars used this year will be updated versions of the same' COUNTY, FLORI DA, 'SF At ' and a five-time runner-up in getting tougher to beat Kevin I)avid Person, Bobby Allison and Daytona 500 winner Benny Chevrolet CaniRros used last season. All four events will again be NO. 7$.1457.CA.09 C Arthur H Beckwmth. Jr A' CtrI ol the Court this elite event, qualified for a and Randy." Parsons. taped for later telecasting by ABC Television Sport.s. SOIJTPIFASTERN HOME MOP fly (rv'Ii V Ekemn 10th appearance with his s'icTOAO( COMPANY. a Florid,s ('lepidy Clerk tories in the Masters and the ((imputation WIt FRED P4 CONRAD h'(;A. And he almost made this Plaintiff. Attorney fr Petitioner Make The vi 100 North Highway 1797 a one-moan tournament. Long Hot Summer WIt I IAN BARWICK and MAR C.iucrlt'rrry FIorid,s 37707 1k missed a playoff for the l('lpl A Real h y,te fiARWlC Pu.Flch Aug 77.79 & Sept S. I?. 19n when she won her four U.S. til'Uh(l'.'.I 11111 .S N.Y. i Al' Rut that arun, Seven times up- in their prime. British Open crown, won by Di'tenclant 1'F") 179 COOL ONE "There are a lot of things I've tIes between 1959 and 1966. Anti Maria Buenli would give her crated on without success, Watson, by a single shot, 1k NOTICE TO DEFEND to tilt' missed out on," saId the dark- the fans haven't forgotten. lx' pla,'ing in forced her into premature re Open right arnni could have won the U.S. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Ti') WIt I tA'.S BAR'NI(k Electric General mif Oilhaired whose She's here at Forest hills, foreBrazilian, lit Forest 111115, scene tiremt'nt while her peers suth pars on his last three holes singles crrt PIOTICI- IS PIEREIIY GIVEN that but lost to (;1lIIllllI) by two her greatest tennis tniumph.s in Inc Jean King, Margaret Court gazelle.likegrac'e made herone going pain in her arm for the MARJORIE BARWICK. by virtue of thAt (PitAin Wr,t 0, Central Atr CondItIoning PS wife tile late l9SOs and early l960s. and Virginia Wade - remained of the game's premier attract- pleasure of at least playing t'xeulion iSsued out of and under shots. Arid he lost the Canadian (j System PcisidCC Unknown rubbing elbows ion.s. "Fhe publicity, the big doubles and the seat of the Circuit Court ot Open - the first alternate spot I act Xnci.v (4esden(e Oranac County. Florida, upon a nlioney but I had everything with today's youthful, anti r ci PriM Pearson - ifl a playoff to WeiskopF. with PLUMBING final juilamt'nt rendered in the I UMLL hEATING, INC. Prititi" 14n I wealthy, stars. else." Provision is made for three aforesaid court on the 71st day of Wn'err' low,) $0211 "This is my favorite tourna. Indeed, she did. There was no 1007 Sanford Ave. 321.4562 February, A (3 1975. in that certain alternates in the World Series of case entitled. V,iri Struct Erectors. (;olf in the event 111013ev, but a lot of prestige, niient, it's nice to be back." SOlilCofle V'iIlS SUIT TO Inc Plaintiff, vs Southern Building FORECLOSE MORTGAGE nI)(11C than one of the four 'u Florida corporation, Sales Vciu, WILL AM IIARWICK .intl William P Sohttro, Barbara A qualIfying tournaments. But MARJORIE BAMWICK. h's wfe. ($'. hit .l. an,1 PcI.? f Hint '.'v.l...... lmpro'.'o your ct,'.ncc of 'an' and all those darning any iQht. flefenclnrc,s,whkh;forpjaid Writ of I ,'uicniau cause wunin iour ning in the 1975 Punt, Pass & l.)efensnvely, tackle Richard with 42 seconds left and the you, are hereby notified that a Sheriff (if Seminole County. F!Otid. I lilt' First alternate the sIx)t 'Omplaint t forertoSe a certain and I have levied upon the following I cum free CliniC. You'll get hear)', linebacker Jerry quarter on ice for the . Canadian rutirtaac,e no the IfltIo,ying described dccrlbed property owned by , import5nt"howtO"ttpsfrom human and safety Al Stanley Grenadiers, 55S not a planined It he'd Won property, to lASt all of them, liliks t'xpertenced loo?ba!l Willlm P Solitro and Barbara A PlaY. were standouts. To get into PP&l(, just tdrrg,':..r tot SI. LAKE HARRIET SOlitrO, said PrOPerty being located tfit' Canadian, I don't know FSTA'? ES, according 10 the Plot in Seminole County. Florida, more 5511111 we'd or guardian tn and stan blocking from Offensive "A mixup our backfield," in have done," line thereof, as recorded fl POut Book 17. r'articularly described as follows' It's free. Ycu'II up. t a free llutn1in 1111(1 Ken Plai.'e on the said Craig SmIth, baCkUp tulurnallient lmm.'i;tl s;iid. Tips Bo Pages IS & ) rI the ('ubi,c Rt'c 'j'. *no u tn alTe J South twit' halt 01 tOts 24 ,ind 76, of Semionle Cndunty. Florida. tile ClifliC, HtryI Sgn p r'.4 But it didn't happen. It WItS right side and Kemii Sweat and quarterback who tucked the Des Pinar Acres according to S U I)? flaP'la (Tourl. Maitland, Florid,,, plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book close enough to prompt Nick. Rich Bennett on the left was ball under his arm and ran 64 Registration Ends with together Whirlpool 17. pane $7 pubhit records of laustocalithis one of his finest exceptional. yards for a score, Refrigerator iFVT)IDWI and Wall 3r ,,,,00,r October 3 UUU •I U UU W llilith, countec on primarily Ixcept [or the penalties, tile to Wilt Carp,.iinq in living Room. All of the personal properly, SCIISOflS ever, but it didn't hap. Hall and I our Bedrooms located furniture arid lurnishings of the pen' And, since it didn't happen, Greyhounds did very little ItS a defensive' linebacker, lPuer,'in anti thereon 55 I'Or'1i' against B(H)ne. trot ted hack to a jubilant hoist' hoc ,'utnuI I oririwnod lit' ('lIillt'S into thins OIft WitIl p.,, Ptwu' fIr'qI ,'ug,u.n'.t ,ou and ou Markham Road. Route I. liu 734, the in were turned I.ynnian The tat'les bench and promptly little soinettling to prove. arereflurchi to copy of your Lonawnod, Florid, The thougi., Colonial quarter, collapsed aFtc'r the long run. lie cn'c,er or pleadnq to tOp ComptanI All property hc"ng stored at A ) And tilt' World Series is being Pl,iintifl c nit. On attorney 55115 all smiles later. Jackson ssinq I riuictrr md Storage mi, (;renidlers, with (Imily six played on his most happy hunt. PA 'YR I( K Mi GPO T TV, IJOI Sanford, F lOricla returnees itwo of them were not kicked the extra point and flrirkel Avti'iue, III) 301. Miami, Additional inlOrmation Available ing ground, the famed Fire. regulars) from last year's Lyman tried a lasttch effort Florida. and file the original answem from the Civil Division of the stone ('ountry Club course. or rleail.nr, in the nOire of the Clerk team, are not expected to be to pull it out with an onside kick, Seniincle County Sheriff's Dept. Nie'klaus has collected almost '1 cii 11* C ;r(,iit ('risirt on or before and the undersigned as Sheriff of 5tr0) in the Metro Conference but the ball did not go 10 yards, 7flh day cii September, 191$ II Seminole County. Florida. will at $3i5,000 In winnings from this Lyman goes a full four this season, fail to no so. iudqment by default 11 00 A M on the 15th day of Seo course alone, In addition to his the .)'ni$lifl lit Will he taken AgAinSt you for the quarters the)' caught I next Friday night Hut tember. A 0 $975. offer for sIe and four World Series tItles, he also relief demanded in the complaint A '.. eIl to the highest biddc'q, for d6%h, the against Oak Ridge, a team right time, because DONE 4141) ORDERED at '. subject tO tIny and all CaiSting Ie;ns, won the Aiiierican Golf Classic was beaten by Greyhountl.s were in a generous which Sanforil, SeminOle County, FloridA. t the Front (West) Door of inc here anti copped the PGA on mood. Several IS-yard penalties Edgewater, 7.0, and topped thiS 7NII day of August, 4 0 1973 Seminole County Courthouse fl lhi rnilrc,' ii,cI n iiltI ' "''c (FAI I Srnford, Florida, the above put Colonial in scoring territory Jones, 1-0, in a tiebreaker ''\ ago, Arttiiir H 13cc 1w tli Jr ',\ ''s hr bed porional property twlct', wIth Johnny I.eger 'I'hursday 's jatithore. (tori' That said 'sl macic lot being "lie is not unbeatable," said Other quarters found Winter throwing to his young receivers Seminole County Circuil satisfy the terms oI said Writ uf I (Ni,? I Wt'iskopf, sshoranks as his big- at near will, Tl)s were scored Park beating Evans, 14.0, and Farcutlon fly fI lain,' Ri(ha'd John F Polk, Sheriff gest challenger for the $50,000 by Joe EIiclo from 12 yards out Bishop Moore, 6-0; Edgewater Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida first pri7e. "Jack can be beatlinking Jonies,6-O; and Colonial andKennyflichardsonifronithe Ptipl,th lu 77 795, Sept 5. 17 197% Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Pi,IuliP' Aiir 7?. 79 & Sept S Ii. 1973 Ph. 322-1481 en,'' p7 17A 7. Boone 6. sIx, Pr (3 Esa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 73$S4CA49.F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. Plaintiff, vs RAYMOND J PIPPIP4, JR. and CAROL LEE PIPPIN,. ¼ a CAROL PIPPIN. hi wife: arid BARNET'T flANK or WINTER PARE, N A Vprn Swartiei T Jenkins TERRE lICE WILLIAM ACKERT, DFPiO clerk of the Circuit Court By' Elaine RiCharc56 Ifl ;t my and Woodman. P A P0 Box 510 Winter Perk. Florida 377$t Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Sept 5. 1973 Court of Seminole County, Florid., ll'OOA.M at the West Front Door Of for Dissolution of Marriage, and you the COurth. of Seminole County. are rerulrecg to serve a copy of your at Sanford, Florida, the undersigned written defenses, if any, on CI,qk will offer for Sale to FloridA. August 71, 197$ tP,* WILLIAM I COLBERT, of highest and best b''t'i for cash the Publith' Sent 5. 17. 19, 74. 191$ STENSTROM. DAVIS & McIN. following described real DFQ 3* property: TOSH, Attorneys for Petitici, tnt 7, Block C,. LYNWOOD NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS whoip addreis ;s pi Offue Boa Pf' VISIOPI, acmorong t the Ptat NAME STATUTE 1)30, Sanford, Florida '2771, and file thereof as reCorcieci in Plat Book 14, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: tile original with the Clerk of the 37 And fl. Public Pord Of Notice is hereby given that the above styled Court on or before Seminole County, Florida. Undersigned. pursuant to the September 34, 1973. otherwIse a tOge'the wiIh the improvements "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter default and uttinuate Iudqm,nt will thereon and all furniture, fur $6,309. Florida Sfatutes. will register be entered against you for th relief nishing, fixture's arid eQuipment with the Click of the Ci((it demanded in III, Petition used In anstructign, operatinj arid Court, in and foe Seminole Counly, WITNESS my hand aid official mAinteflIne thereof, Florida. upon eecelpt of proof of the seal of said Court on the 11th day of TPii sale it made pursuant to a publication of this notice, the tic Ai.gust, A. 0 191% Final ludoment eQtered in Civil litltj's name, towit TWIPIAIR (SEAL) Action No 7% 556 CA 09.F now under whkh we are engaged in Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. pending in Ihe Circuit Court in and busIness at 334 Brookwood Lane in Clerk of the Circuit Court for Semln, COcity, Florida Seminole County, Florida the City of Maitland, Florida. DATED this 3rd day of Sep By' Cecelia V. Ekern That fhe partie's Interested in said ) tetnper, i,7 business ent.rpris. are as follows Deputy Clerk (SFAfl TWIP4.AIR. INC WILLIAM I COLBERT. ESQ Arthur H RPCk*ith, Jr fly' Lillian Catherine Figura, ST ENST ROM. DAVIS & Improve "You can illiprove through the Super Bowl ('hanIpiOn PitLsFrorlI trades and waivers, errl California, among others. and Doug Kot.ar is a capable backsares'eteran Scott Bunter, tiraft. You cami improve Ironi burgh Steelers. Out those vic• New York caine up with cor- That's not a bad haul for a team swing man. The offensive line is Ii waIver pickup, and SeCIIfl(Itrades 1113(1 the waiver list. And tories won't mean a thing when nerback henry Stuckey froiii that had traded its Nit. I ('1101(4' ar)('horecI by second•year InCh year m;n ('IIrl Summt.'rt.'ll - 1 - to John Ill(' anti Toni Mullen at the guanLs. In Bob Tucker, the Giants season. '1111' teatii mlitl SWCC it_s first rIit'nt theories seemed to hold wide receiver Danny Ruggs have lacked for some time. Ray Rhodes head the corps of "There are three ways to un- Four exhibition glIllies including up in the early days of training trw ii West Vieginia and tight Running back Ron Johnson wide reeivers. slugger to be'it ,' '76 ATLANTA (API The Atlanta Braves, concluding an earlier trade for knuckleballer Bruce Dal Canton, has swapped veteran left-bander Ray Sadecki to the Kansas City Royals for two minor-league pitchers. The Braves had obtained Dal Canton from the Royals for cash. The 34-year-old Sadecki had a 2-3 record and a 4.23 earned run average in 25 games for the Braves since May 28, when he was obained from the St. Louis Cardinals, He is 3-3 for the year with a 4.09 ERA. Norm Angelini and Al Autry were obtained by the Braves from the Royals Triple-A team at Omaha. tngeiini, 27, was 3-8 with a 4.41 ERA and 21) saves. Autry, 23, was 9-7 with a 3.17 ERA. uptliepit'ceslroni last years 2- CIII) great honor," he ,said, "Tile 'writers' when talking of nil)' Hall of Fame is something you _____I complaints,'' said Mans, think about From childhood if Marriage Pa been filed aQanst you and that Petitioner LEONA MAE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE i "Many New' York writers were you play 'ffl Big Daddy 1)on (;arlits of Seffner showed why he is the most BARNUM. seeks other relief against E I OH T E E N TM J U Dl C IA I "Maybe I'm not worthy of it, I feared drag racer in the world as he won his fourth national event you CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR don't know. But ill am worthy, 11t lndianapoln,swithanE.T.of&93at242.S8mph, 414(3. you are required to appear SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. • and file your Answer or Other CIVIL ACTION NO 7S.11ll.CA.01E I've nil)' doubts I'll make it. I'll On the final run worth over $20,000 he faced Shirley "Cha defense or pleadung with the Clerk of just leave it to the geniuses who ('ha" Muldowney, the only woman to ever make it to the finals in theCircustCourt,nancltorSeminoie lIt RE THE MARRIAGE OF vote Ofl County, Florida, anti srye a copy Top Fuel. Muldowne, drew the bad lane which she complained IL I lAP. A ('1141 .sP(3, Husband, 9uei'eof on 'Prtltlom'w'r's" ftomney, Mans returned to baseball in about later, due to Garlits having the better time in the round arch IVAI I- F A PENL.\Plt) to coacil a little league Isq, Suite 3D. AltamoiTe Centre, WtC tt'ltIfl, but said, "Tile entire "I owed her that one," Garlits said about his win, "She beat 751 Maitland Avenue, Altamonte reason for my baseball interest Springs, Florida, 37701, on or before NOTICE OF ACTION . rnunle tim.'c narlinr thic s'n*r "1'bi (ia ciid offer the rcion today IS Richard, ill)' II year otherwist a default will be enterel 'tr ihrt,nl Avenue against YOU f,'he,tl,' P4orth Carolina Monday night TV gaines 1111(1 antI has developed into one of the top drivers as her four runs WITNESS hand anti olfiCAl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a procpedlng for Dissolution of never OnTV NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE - Baseball Winter Park, Florida 37719 PetitiOn HARRY JACKSON BARNUM Reident nar- Legal Notice LOPIGW000. FLORIDA BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE IlIiOVC from within." liii' regular season starts. The Miami, fullback Lorry Watkins last year to get quarterback The (;iants have used all (;iants remember all too well from Buffalo and linebacker Craig Morton. three routes. The question is 1973 when they swept all six ex Bob Schmidt, a World Football From within, the improve(IU . anti ' Sports OlPfAP4cE 140 II). 01 THE CITY O City Council will consider same for anti file vnl,r Answer or other dc fence or plradori with Ihe Clerk of final passage anti adoption after thi: the('irc,iit(nii,t ii f, Serningle public hearing which will be held ri the City Hall of Lnnqwood. Florida, Cnu'nty, Florida intl s,'m,.e a cop Iherof cifl PetitiOn,',". attorney, On Monday. the Ath day of Sep Poner I Berry gf (tERRY & teniber, A 0 1975. all 00 pm or F Itt I I P 110 F Commercial as soon thereafter as possible At tOe meeting Interc'.tpti parties nii Street. P0 Oraw,'r 0, r I(irid,a 37771 (Wi t:,'to.' to, 7.*tti appear ,'4rrt I' h'i'lrd ',ith r('sp.'r tI', lOs ii,iyr.f ci(,.t,rti1Wir, 197$ lit Othu'rwic. the pmoh)cu'.i"ul Ordinance hearing may he contInued from time itlefaiIl will he entered against you WIT NFSS my hand and otfi,6l totimeuntil final action is taken by 4CM cf the Clerk nf th Circuit Court the City Council A copy of the proposed Ordinance r'ru lii.' 19th aav of August, 197$ spostedat the City Hall, Longwooti. t'FAt) Florida 6nd rieS are on file with Arthur II (4e(kw,th. Jr thC Clerk of the City and same may Clerk cf the Crcu,t Court be insperled by Ihe public. fly r,'I,'u DAT ED thiS 11th day of August, 4 Deputy c li'rk D 1973 ROOF P r S Onnie P Soomale Berry F tlpr City Clerk of the 110 F (ri,on;'rc al St City of Longwood. Florida P (3 Drawer 0 Pubhih August 15, 33. 79 & Sept S. Sanford, Florida 17771 Pi,hlch A,mj 77 79 P Sept S I?. ws 1975 OFO 7$ OF'O 177 _______________________________________ IN RE The Marriage of 110144 P'AE BARNUM Wife SPORTS Sign Sue Stap For AN ORDINANCE AMENDING IlNPiOWN CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. YOu A RI III R F flY NOT Ill ED AS AME hIDE 0 AND SUP that 'u pro s'i1rii for d'S'.OttiOri ol PL.FMEP4T[D BY ESTABLISHING your ni,'umm an,' tias tlren filed COPISTR UCT ION AND USE anansI you, and th,t Pt'Iitioner, REC,Ut.AIIONS FOR PROPERTY JOHN 1) SULLIVAN. seu".s other LOCAl ED WITHIN THE relief against you attectng the MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF TIlE following described real property. CITY OF LOPIGW000. FLORIDA. tO'.'it 4141) ZONED MLIGHT IN I cit 1 thor Iv 17 (31 S T (41 C I Pi.untatio,, (3 ) 5 T P I A L Ict.ster. llnit 21 .1((ordinq to nit' SFVFPAI%ILITY. CONFLICT S. .ip recorded ifl Map (look 73, Pq AND EFFECTIVE DATE QO, Public Morords ot Volus,,i (Nicly I Inrd.s Said Ordinance wa5 placed on firV Alit'), you arc reguired to appu',ir reading on August II, 1975. and the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO 751477 CA 040 DIVISION 0 . L eaders Giants Trying To Pick Up (2-12) Pieces Pl.EASAN'l'Vl LIE, N.Y. - Coach 11111 Arnsparger API ttp City Council will hold a public I bearing to consider enactment of was asked bow his New York • Pro Football Triangles TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City nf Lonowood. Florida. that NOTICE OF ACTION Head Rattler Proud Of Linebacking Duo Pittsburgh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, laTH CITY OF LONGW000.FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CIVIL ACTION NO 751721 CA 04 C PROPOSED ORDINANCE IN RE' THE MARRIAGE OF Is IFi BRIEF Legal Notice - - - . .444. \ \ i" em ,,,nr,, '' " I J'\ - ___________ is I if - J Ck Prosser Ford �4B-Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, Sept 5 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle Baseball - TONIGHT'S Friday TV '1) MOIII' 44) Movie 510 Wrestling EVENING 7 00 (2) To Tell The Truth (41 Saturday MORNING Concentration (8) (9) What's My Line Oral Roberts (13) Almanac Law And Mr ei7c (2) 610 (2) Jones (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek (44) HocIan's Heroes 710 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (8) $25.000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Jeannie (6) Archie Banana Splits Boo's Circus Jahb'rwocky BaIley's Comets ( S) (n (2) Emergency (8) (9) 710 (2) Saturday Sneek Peek (74) Washington Week In Review (44) Dinah (2, Morning Preview (35) Carol Mann Favorite Martian Hong Kong Phooey (24) Villa Alegre Wally's Work h'p 8:25 (9) huuS Rock 810 (2) Sigmund And The Sea Monsters Jabberwocky Tom And Jerry (24) Mister Roder's Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 900 (2, 8) Secret Life of Walter Kitty (6) Jeannie (9) Grape Ape Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:25 (9) Schoolhouse Rock 9:30 (2.8) Pink Panther (6) Pebbles And Barn Barn (9) The Lost Saucer (6) (9) (44) Saturday (9) Movie (13) Movie (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2, 8) Pre Season Football (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Guns Of Autumn 0'00 (13) News Close Up Land Use (24) The Sinners (35) 700 Club (6. 9) Ness (24) Aviation Weather (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6. 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of (13) Movie Entertainment 10-00 (2, 8) Land Of The Lost (6) ScoobyDoo (24) Boarding House (35) Friday Night Company Special Daily Devotional (44) Movie flallv Word UlII*L CINEMA comp (6) Shazam (9) Uncle Croc's of E I Dinosaures I __ "3° _______ ________ WN___________ Rock (2) Westwind (6) Husdon Brothers S*akinq With Your Hands (9) The Odd Ball Couple _____ 1TI0IsliaIrwia*juaJ (35) Big Blue Marble Friends Of M (t4) ______ AFTERNOON You'll (.[[j It as wall 11111141112 Os SI 06 itt Josie and 1700 (2) I the Pussycat; (6) Harlem Globetrotter; it - Popcorn "; , 1_'111 e Machine Virginia's Place (8) it Speed Buggy ., -,W,r,,,r ".... ~~ (13) All Star I lNgm "ONE OF THE GREAT AMERICAN MOVIES!" - Siauitt Sk'isq Se4 , , PM OUTOOORRpO(sNExTpo 5 30 SKATE CITY 54$ ONTHE000TQACKRD.O,R uWY U?7-E1NPARK __ .5 REPORl' 3392474 THE GO M MISSION In Memory of Moms Mobley, I deceased May 1973 'MOMS" MABLEYn 'AMAZING J GRACE Show Time 7 309 ______________ -' _____________ 4 NEW (elm,., IIRPOItT' 975 misdemeanor (24) The Arbors (3$) Pop Goes The I? SAT SUN :30 3:30 5:30_ j 7:30 9:30 ADuL'S ?C0 Paper measure 13 Feel badly 14 Away from Country EVENING Last Of The Great Lake 15 Wild Hee Haw (8) News Special (9) NFL Pies Season Football (24) Burns And Allen (35) Burke's Law (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (24) Wehn TV Was Live (44) Rapping Mannlon 8:00 (2) Emergency (8) oil Roberts In Alaska (6) All In The rr 41 IlN Greek letter - 18 Famous mountain pass 20 Synthetic fabric (p1) 22 German article 23 Footlike part 24 All batters want to reach this 54 TO merge 55 Summer (Fr I boy' 56 57 Duck 58 Went fast 59 Scottish negatives -- DOWN 28 Game (44) 9:30 (6) MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3 Lines Minimum Noon The Day 4111, no111 Before Publication to Sunday - Noon Friday 41 Done to Evenings improve team (poet I quality 19 Take food 42 Ouaking tree 21 Network (anal) 43 Masculine pronoun (Pt) 24 Ball hit out of bounds 44 The same It Concerning 1. (latin) (latin) 26 Organ part 27 Seethe 28 A no-no for pitchers 45 .S At COHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY! Distant lprefi* 47 Jot Al ANON 48 Flying toy Bombast; 52 Greek letter or families or friends of 49 rr s MEN' or rDIflAV L SATURDAY day and m 1 'W evtfllflQ (lId care - meet to agc2 only Nest to new Drivers' 0 NAANM~ FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRE BY ANYONE OTHER T HA ' a" MYSFI F AS OF SEPTEMBER 1975 )Ames Wallace Jackso Jim .OEM JIM. . am a U... JIM AMMI ' MOMME Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 723 6353 37—Hnucc A week Reply W ith comple resume to fbi 513 c 0 Ti F rninfl t'trr,itd p 0 Ito, 161 ciotord, LI,; . 12111 SprIricrs area: 7 to a. S days week iv dI Ifllfl AVON WiirtIo cirnEsira Xmas mone Peas. you pick tilnck r1 - and purple hull On Oregon Ave. I mile North of 46, and just writ of 14 Closed Sundays MARRIAGES OEM Improve your health .IJJJ JIi. Jul.. AN i iii '-1 ir,ii',OF". r7r.11111 PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic A nonymous Can Help Call 123 4517 Write P 0 for 1213 Boom .JuIIl. IM*ilJMI 11:30 (6) Movie (9) Movie 12:00 (2, 8) Movie (I) News (44) Untouchables 1230 (8) Protectors 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 1:45 (9) Movie ANNE E • - P fleclrtxim.7 vrc Children I, - aid. Children iron rent and I ma security Call - . ---. - i I MUST SELL - SEEK & FIND' F and I P'r'clrnnro patio home; s2 ron FIRST MONTH'S REf FPFF 17?21"Qi' 700 (2) Rock H C H i: Concert 3:3° (2) Daily Devotional 3:35(9) DaIly Wor d 1 n o n v it V II 0 V N I I. H Rollers NC FA I I K N 0 S I. i: N L I A I HF T AMIA EL. B F I S A Summer Program? HEY DIDDI. DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373300 T AA hid care in my home. Sunla (states Phone 377 5515 4. ild Care in my home E *rienced Hot meals served II S Locust Ave Call 377 1351 NH B irlst,an Day School haS Open For I or S olds for tall semesti Call Lutheri Tuition, $23 Churrh of Redeemer. 377 3557 yr I.IrF:LLEcPI mo T (' U H K A N I F I) C U K L' I EDITOR'S NOTE— Hang onto as businessmen in 1964 arid the 0 1 1 C C H 0 N I i: N I N A N 1 0 1. U your tartans, folks, the Bay City Plazadidn't know what at Rollers on the way. , F' K tered until the police had to F' I P R D pi K 1. ssrought hysteria In Brl!aln throw up barricades outside. VNOF F I 11CR PGEF.GTLEGF' reminiscent of the Beatles, this Now, word comes ahead of group now plans to export Its time about Rollers' concerts in B U 0 (' A K F; U N I 110 H S 0 N I R K product. Unlike their London with 100 girls treated C H I F FOAL I I N KU CS ON El. forerunners, however, the for hysteria and 28 more car______________ Rollers have given America ned off with bruises and I) M It I B B 0 M C U I F 0 N C H K S I. j fair warning, cracked ribs. ___________________________________________ NEW YORK (AP) The 17T Bay City Rollers are five Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear forward. backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each bobby-so x ers swooned for young men, all born in Edinhlddennameandbozilinasihown: Frankie. The teeny-boppers burgh, of working-class SATIN 8140(/tI)E FAILLE screamed themselves tearful famil ies, who play musically SERGE CHENILLE FOULARO and tried to storm the stage for simple rock 'n' roll, which teen. TULLE CHIFFON POPLIN the Beatles. VELVET CREPE RIBBON agers like and scream for. They TOMORROW: [lodge Pode"K" Brace yourself, America. wear pants wtich end at 0. Here come the Bay City Roll- midcalf, with tartan plaid ers. sewed around as cuffs and Beatlemania, the hysteria along the seams. They drink R ap i d I was known as a decade ago. milk and project a "nice boys" This around, it's Roll- image, just like those 1964 ermania. Beatles, s time it's not going to be To make re nobody misses Is A Mystery quite the surprise invasion the the Idea of history repeating itBeatles made. John, Paul, self, the Rollers will appear By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. -aDEAR DR. LAMB I am George and Ringo booked first on the Howard Cosell TV themselves Into the Plaza Hotel show Sept. being treated for mild high blood pressure with ilydropress and take Valium. I'm 46, male, 5 feet 9 inches and weigh 205 pounds. I'm a good 40 pounds dw HOROSCOPE __________________________________________________________ overweight. My work is 60 per cent sedentary and I'm just By BERNICE BEDE OSOL recoveringfromabrokenankie very disagreeable, often that keeps me down. depending on how lass the heart For Saturday,Sepfember 6,1975 My bad habits include rate actually is. i ha ve seen smoking a pipe without inhaling rather healthy men with this ARIES (March 21-April 191 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. andadrinknowandthen. I use There's some preventive Something that happened in the decaffeinated coffee, and problem who had attacks wi th other maintenance you can do today past has left an indelible i rates of 100 to 120, and they to ease the strain on the budget. pression. Y ou 're not about to than the above i have always never knew the heart was doing - time Dr. I been in good health. this. I suspect you are more My problem Is attacks of aw ar e of your body and its you can. in handling the problem. heart action. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITrARIUS (Nov. -tec rapid I can be behavior than they were, That Be sure to include a quiet friend 21) You mean business in going sitting reading with a heart rate ray have something to do with in your plans today. If the in- after your objectives today. of 68 when it suddenly jumps to your general ner-rgusness. 100 or 125. Sometimes this IS vitation doesn't come from you, Others recognize this and will We don't always know what chances are it won't come from step out of your y, accompanied by very weak causes such attacks. Unless elsewhere. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. feelings. One at ta ck was so had t hey are part of some other be my wife called th GEMINI May 21-June 20) 19) A difficult decision e rescue heart problem, t hey are usually The family should delegate necessary for you today. squad, as I felt I was going not dangero us. They can be hupping cho res to you today. 11ua others may not agr ee, under. caused by an overacti ve th)Told Also, in the morning hours I -probably not your pr oblem In You know best how to get the t hey'll admire you for sticking ha ve very heavy, achy feelings view of your tende ncy to obesity most value for each dollar, by your guns. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) in the thighs and calves of legs. - alcohol, coffee, anxiety and I am tired and depressed, which sometimes on the basis of an chance to get a serious matter You have a ten de ncy today to is unlike my previous nature. inherited variation in the with a frie nd off your chest will Jtrntp to conclusions. Your My doctor says everything is hl'arrs electrical mechanism rent itself today. Talk At out ,. mncefivatr'd individual needed for oroanliational training and management Salary to comply with Qualifications Send resume to box 511. C 0 Evening Herald Legal Notice EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOL :OUNTY. FLORIDA. :lvlL NO. 7$I07S-CAo9-F NATIONA ;OvFRPIMENT AopYr.Ar,F ASSOCIATION, Plant IPTIJRO DIAZ el t EDUCED 13.000 -Owner Anxious house with firep''c, dining room. Florida noon) rarpeting All for only ha I'l'W 1 .1 tor dr-tails orappt ' ". V1 Ar thur H fteckv,th Jr Cler k of the Circuit Court By (r'relia V Ekern Deputy Clerk AN DEN BERG GAY & IIRKE. PA tforney for the Plaintiff Ott Office Row 791 rtaniln, Flor ida 17*07 %t S 1975 FR Al Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RlCharrje Deputy Clerk fr RIigp,w G'een,lll 4 TH CIRUCIT COURT OF TN IOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CU UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOL. OUNTY , FLORIDA ASE NO. 7S-M4.CAt9R liv)slon S INTER PARK NATIONAL ISANt Plaintiff. OFIFRI C, HARRISON. JR. an Ft FSTF G HARRISON, hi5 will Ft Ar,SHIP BANK OF WES PI AND() NA. t)efr'ndants AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby qiyen the irs4iant t an order of Summer Irial ludriment of ForpclOtr 'tereel In the above captlone :tion. I will sell the properl tuatert in Seminole CounI lr'r1, ne',, rb-nil at Central Florida's #IULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR WEEKLY RATES . -1,11"M kill --- FNJAMIN P TILIMAII and AlMA LEE TILLMAN. hij wife. Defendants irriwn C,reerw,, Mann, ce-iirt Dvpost Rgurri ned C 7, 7 BR. fireplace, garage. Ow down, move' in 114.950 Acre HILDREN WELCOME 9ealty, REALTOR, 173 7750 ('v,'nient to Sct,00lt & Shopp'n Roy I%7, PetrtP,t,rg Florida 33711 it-dish Sept 3 1975 FR 17 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MIPIOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA lIE NO. 73•II9I.CA.9.A RCUIT CIVIL Ave 1100 T*1P 3776511 or 625 1657 in lOAN ASSOCIATION, a (ted Stales corporation. Plaintiff ISIS S Orlando Drive Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced Adults 1170 mo 372 4979 PNFTT BANK OF WINTER PK, NA. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE fnticp it hereby given that, rs(,6nf to the Order or Final lament entered in this cause, in "lrcuIt Court of Semir1ole iCty, Florida I will sell The 5 $'Prfy sItuated in Seminole 'rity. Florida. described as 7% WItISOR MANOR, ac ,1.,. 5,, -- - - -, -. 9 322-2420 Anytime yard. 190% Summerhin Ave $5,900 REAl TORI 7563 Park Or SUPER VALUE Reconditioned Batteries, II? 95 change' REEL'S 11 09 Sanford Ave ci BODY SHOP. want .,uJ', results lu.'.t Iry 11 I __!- 77--Junk Cars Removed - -- 'di nov JUNK CARS 'en S1LI - - ' AT SANFORD - - - - 1971) t-'ir'n(tm 151) e-w"Ilt"nt condt' r-e' to appreciate. $175 l'hor,' .1 3151 aflr 1)0 pm BLAIR AGFPhCy 373 3166 KENMORE WASHER, parts. Service. used machines PaOOP1EVAPPLIAPICES323,; - -- 79—Truck s- Trailers 53—IV. Radio- Stereo - - Olor TV's from ISO, ft&','/, from III Service all makes HERBS, TV 12% S French 373 1734 COLOR TV, 111 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN -- ---_____ -- -- 6 *05 F 201h St Sanford 9 fibS 377 7611 or (ii.. '1 - -. - - Pieitvy Oily (Oflve'fltiOfl4I cab White wrecker, twin trumpet horn; K W bus Iight%. safely light;, hea,,' GuIv we'nh with '." cable. new paint, new tires Also 1967 Fond F 350 wi'h stake body and lift gate . I W,jUIU - -.- ..- cur ----------- 1961 vw karman Ohia Or will trade fr 1075 HP outboard motor 349 6137 after i 30 Sept . arct Sale, Saturday and Sunday, 501 I I'mnn St lots of Clothing and shaded lot in quiet area 547 000- 1973 Pontir Station Waqcn, A I condition. 4 new tires. a i r con diHon. 17195 Phone 372 5626 Terms OLDER HOME ModerniZed 3 bedroom and 7 bath with central heat and air, on 7 lot in city %78. 900- Terms SACRIFICE Home on litkt',) BFI 7 Paths. cm-rtritl heitI air ('.000 LOCATED COMMERCIAl PPOPF PlY for title' or lea;' Payton A FAMILY e-dAUI1 HI/PRY-- OPILYIII,900 ReaI4 Reg Real Estate Broker OPEN SAT SUN.)SPM 37—Business Prootsrtv 76—Auto Parts - 1971 fle-'flplli M'nt>ike. 61(7C (antic road insperled Like new crno 727 5770 CARP OPT SAL E- Saturday or make of flVUI riuuie Tripper, ______ - - 54—Garage Sales Your MLS Agency 61 Fl (',inrOrt i)dwYj toflu,tiOn Ciu'5 u', tra' 177 51'n) ill,'' S : no 78—A'ctorcycles APPLIAP4CES RAF'rC,AIpl PRICES A HORSE IS A HORSE and a houi house But it custom bu t house' on 10 acres with 3 BR's. baths, fireplace, family room an vvii i, nwn lake For Just $799(1 Call fir the nifty gritty I', bath. Owner-- 7' i mile's west Sanford Ihedroom. excellent condition 173 0730 or 567 76.19 lot-allon, for rent or sale 377 1191 YAI'sD -SALE FrIday & Saturday, Stol 1106 E ItPi SI, Sanford For Your Junk Ca rs 373 1379 _________ - Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 ltd Sale'. Saturday. 9 hI 5. It? Mayfair Circle, Sanford Misc . Ireasures, iunk and plant; APAC,E SALE All week. Toolt, FIc'tric, Hardware, Fitn, Table. I arge' space healer Odds & (rids. 110 Country Club Circle 37? 3133 __________ 55—Boats & Accpcoric 377 1301. CS%elherrv-- Mobile home wruth 2640 Hiawdtha Ave at 17 97 ungue rooms added by ely fenced hot. Dittib. lurnibur BALL REALTY e'vtras' Owner will finance T ake Winter Park Drive east ce-i Pei PA CHOICE LISTINGS lt'ft or Hiiltp 1 64 Newport Chrysler, new lire'S an battery, runs good, 5173 Ptior 377 4956 1961 Falcon I dr sedan. 6 cylinde aulomatic, air Condition. to, mileage, 5595 Call Don Pope. 37 -- warehouse All or part will remodel to suit tenant 377 $321 o 377 6o7t Hartman Realty Inc REALTORS - B U SINESS LOCATION On busy Highway I? 07 Start yoej ('V.0 htS'n 511 00) Easy term' SO HP Mercury. enq.r,e A boat in t'Cellent shape. & ready to go r,..,. @..:I.. .,a. .,, home Kitchen with breakfast bar. self clr'anino oven. cI.thwc;Pi er, disposal, inside' utility, double Ic ar aaraoe' Beautifully lanriscaped Pool and tennis privileges 71, t-ict interest rate 531600 701 pInc WindS Drive. phone 371 0777 76065 Hwy ¶797 REALTOR 373 1771 Kish Real Estate PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 754$ Park Drive $70 up I aroe upstairs apartment $125 month, 940 deposit Wafer pad 001 Magnolia Ave Phone 377 0751 Monthly Rentals Available IllS 1150- Color TV QUALITY INN ---NORTH I1& SIR III Longwood lot? Flm, 5,,r,fo,iJ I Beoroc,m. married couple Only No pets 339 6956 Mrs Mello "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' 17) 4 r air Canci carpeted, freshly peinted Close to shopping 377 9441 eramic tile floor family room with fireplace to patio and 1S's3O' Pool Kitchen eguiped with Tppn double oven range. ice maker refrigerator A dishwasher eneva GOrdens lam11 bath. room, fashionable PatiO. )IQ beautiful lot Immaculate ho'ne with lots of storage space BargiII at 1)9.900 in 9110 MIS - - Pan',la. Hand.- rson Lane Older House on one acre 372 6505 - REALTORS 3 Redroomi, foyer, family room fireplace, carpeting & many Othev e.tras Eutra large 101 witI bearing citrus and above grotjne l in S Pinecr es t Priced too ot,'ck sale at 324 9(13 *ith Ow dow' 7571 home' in Longwood A ISO Thonispon boat, trailer 71 Pip Fvinrude motor Phone 664 5930 BR - 116*00-- 1 BEDROOM. 1' be th, A refrigerator, $2 500 doven 207E 25th St 3217832 HALCOLBERT, REALTOR Eves 37? 0812 SelmaWillarrs AfterHrs PFALTOR 371 199) STUDIO 1. 2, 3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM 3270641 "Get 'Em While * TOWNHOUSES 17) 9751 * They're Hot" * * New houses inc rural ar ea . No down Payment, monthl payments less than r ent Government subsidIzed to qualified buyers Call to see II FROM 125 v-ou q'.ialifyt 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD REALTOR ASSOCIATE. 3N 1557 SANFORD by owner, 3 BR, bath. 2 yrs old C en tral heat air carpet, garage. screened porch large' lot, good location Astaimi 72 4 pct or 1750 dOwn, FHA Pricer below PP-IA automatic transmisSion, at conditioned, 11.400 Phone 32 waterfront home, beautiful kit then, formal dining, Floridi room, central heat A. air. fencec yard 137 400 CALL NOW rican elrmmlary scn"o' & Corn munity College VA financin available' 571 00) WF TAKE TRADES SANFORD 1 Bedroom. 7 bat home central heat & air, range & relr icp'rator,, 70'. to' Storaqt t'uilning, fenc ed yard Zoner anriculture Walk to Lake Monroe' F l.i Pro rent H A Prip $430 ) 1123WIcit, 3730SIleves. VA - 1111111 IN 1 c,Mariner' ', Vill - _z ere Quiet Niqhts and Cool rBreezes Create the GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive NY Owner. Anxious to Sell 3 BR ST JOHNS RIVER I EMON BLUFF B edroom, 7 bath new appliance fireplace., lilt hit/es 71's44' Screened porch Furn carpet, central air and heat Li tic'wn And assume mortgage 2 garai ,;partment. rented Apt Teniti Caretaker Available in m ed iately 149,900 Lifestyle MOHAWK REALTY INC, in Geneva for sale or rent Call A 1719197 alter S p Urlfurnichts1 wee'k class lSSflu ,'eQoe 74Hrs Servi 46—Commercial Prooert IOPTH RENT PURCHASE PLA Soclern. clean 3 BR home. fami room, garage, carpets Call I) A?" small and large 17000 per ,;r And up Tr-nryPe.ally,Pu'altor 02 FAt TOPS 475311 CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOR 11300 REBATE NO OIl AL IF VI PIG 1 hdrm homp, all extras. $ pc u've Been Searching For. Bedroom Furnished or homes WITT REALTY bath, equipped kitchen, a 519,500 675 4566 eect IUUI' Id1pet 'Way tV'VUV 67 VW Bus. new Condition A Ori0inl Manvextra; 1993 Pbci' 1594 3494 - - -- - dflhiflQ. IQ or NOMONEY DOWN 59—Musical Me rchandise - CI milt'aqe, small V S. auto trans PS. air Immaculate con'tdilic -Ihrouat-sout 51.600 best cIte Phone 567 7206 after 6 p m ANY CAR. 61 TO '75 - At Chico & The Man Good Credit 373 55700" 534 1601 - Sasaphonc- Aubert Tenor (Ike. New. used only 1 year i .rvi i',', l t. dpprasaI. 373 6132 FISH. SWIM. SKI- I Bcdroorr (nrnett, M IJNSWORTH REALTY Reel Estate Brok er 501W 1St St ?977Hwy 11 92 377 1961 li Bedroom. 7 baths 1 car qarau Ill 0640.- 373 7*93 373 3715. 177 21 - ROBSON MARINE Forrest Greene, Inc. HOME A POOL Pen Real Esla'e Broker Pars (2' 122 1115 1' Fiberglass Shipuack. like new, 1775 Phone 327 17)3 REALTY INC LAKF MARY '1 hegroOm. I', ba th hnm e with centr a l heal & air Larry Saxon, Realtor PART OF PARADISE - - The most Jim Hunt Realty Inc Apartments 11 7 - $900 Phone 173 3596 739 N Scott Ave HAL COLBERT 42-4V0IIC Luxury Patio 222090 ENTICING POOL With 3 bedroom. $59 13 . 3 Small home, for sale by owner, IS moos old. rentritl heat & air. 3 BI I' baths. 173 0117. 7314 ElCapt an Or lye .' "JSTOM BUILT-- 1 liP. 3 bath. sliding glass doomS open from the Garage apartment. furn or unfurn, p — - Beautiful home site in Loch Arbor area, cleared, partiilly uandsc'ap.ed 115 0) F urneVted Apt We$ily or Monthly I)) I666 5)7W Itt St ,372 164 1.3277757 Transferred-- Must sell I BR.2 bith Harold Hall Realty ADULTS. NO PETS V% PRY M YCMANUS and VICKI MCMAPIIJS hij wife, CI T PIAN('lAt SERVICES. INC. and '3 bedroom - ...._...._........_.,,,_,...,,.,..,,,,,,, a ,,, ,.-j. I itllq - n strom Re l~ 26 mc r'#.rv )0 plus mpg hqh.y.; -1 1) SC ,i,ti 177 7rf) ,ur.J -- - rnnfllfinr-fl $550 or best offer Pt'ror- 511 4907 - '""'"" Oncarial Ana fenced swimming poo 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, large tre saIl to wall carpet, fenced yard, -eautiful ShOtlp trees 119.300 7691770 S? depot 7 Bedroom Furnished Garage Apartment OP IDA FEDERAL SAVINGS -s._ uSviIIe'-- (San MoCentr*I) 41—Houses wp A Stanton 0 " QUAL ITY standard Shift. 6 cylinder, new brake-s. cit-clIent gas mileage, air after S ---- flIrt F ashior, Buy. Sell & Swap Day. .iiriu1,, S.q,I 7. Il noon 'oil 6 p m in fl/lrkifll) lot at Phil Deere Furniture on Highway 46, I mile east of I I Sanford Many n1e,rCl,lp ite.m -- 1967 ()!rl',vr.r,t'i'!t. 147 ''pr-i'd AM FM Ratio IN ALL PRICE RANGES NOTICE OF SALE Notice IS hereby given that. rjuCnt to the Order or Finalss dament entered in this cause, in 'e Circuit Court of Seminole Florida' I Will sell thC rnperfy Situated in Semnol rsnty. Flofld$r described as It-it 7, flock D. Sear Lake Manor, I Worded fl the Public Records of 'minnIe COunty, Florida , Plat Book Page 79 Public sate, to the hi ghest and best dder, for cash at the west front or, of the Seminole County sirthous, In Sanford Florida, at OOAM,on Sept 161h. 1973 Witness my hand slid the seal of Is court on this 2nd day of Sep mnl*r. 1973 cal) Arthur H Beckwith Jr Sl — HoUsehold Goods ------ Sale 6' bed. wood 1'.triv'Iinni P. curtain 3150 571 705? (,riipv'r KULP DECORATORS 409 W Ist S1 .377flIS .Ne F;,-, Furn i ture - 19195 French 327 7374.3n 1196. 372 ¶951 377 1959,3724)64 iii Clean furnished apartment, got IoC?ion all utilities $130 37 6751 One BR apt, tightS, water turn ne kitchen & carpetnq Adults Ohl TT cc A114 ORD", SALES LEADER PA '.teren, topper Color ",.-. 1776655 NO PIFFI) TO QUALIFY 10 clown anti terms Dreamwold. BR'S, (Crpe-linq. central heat ., O,tQt' Move in immedietel 171700 71 991 i.tus Ia, Piritff Ill, 11AM LEROY PARRISH and SARSHA I PARRISH, hit wife, e FurniShed ln(ludiq Utilities . States corporation Defendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh in tPw 171 h day Of September, it I 1100 m at the west front door n. e C,,th,se of Seminole Count Sanford. Flor ida $h und,rsigni terk will offer for sale the lollowir escribed real proper ty tof 77, floc k F Woodmere Par e(Cwr1 Rental, according to the pt er eof a' recorded Platbook I aoe 73. publiC r,corrts of Semno 041141y. Florida. with All structures, in rO,vement tl*turej. appliance r'd appurtenances on said land e lied in conjunction therewith Thp aforesaid sate will be mac ursuant to a Final Judgment e 'red in Civil No iS 1070 CA 0$ ow pendina In the Circuit Court Fiohteenth Judicial Circuit ct few Seminole County. Florid DAT Fl) this 2nd day Of Se 'r'iber. 1975 0ether Stemper Realty Air Conditioned efficiency apai m,it Call 10 a m to 7 p m 31 777' LOPIDA FEDERAL SAvINGS NO LOAN ASSOCIATION, a - .n -T----- _..._ NINE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ale NO. 11-120-CA -1101-F :lRcuIT CIVIL to Posted Ste ' P.1 .rc.'' 0 P r',;l I: 11(13,1: 75th St W tautiful ranch type home 364 acres, stable Oiteen area 6171617. 373 6156 Larry Saxon General Maintenance- Weekersls Phone 373 5109 After6pm it U91MI UWIII.0 N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tl rot Lease-- Escepteonall,' mc unfur,' apIs in duplex I OR, $145; 7 Br. 1163 Carpeted. at conditioned, kitchent eau'c,cec Rest Sanford residential area Quip? & safe Adults bnIy.No pelt offIce facilities For confidential SANAGEMENT- Mature, sell I A A K V I A I I. H I H I. I. ( 0H F' H Invade America we'll train and help We furnish sales aids. edt, leads, referal; And floor time Pleasant app&ntment call Realtor 373 CIlA - - REALTY 172 9111Eve 569 1)46 tt,i?i' iirci VW. 170M miles elceIle' 11150 or br-if offer rendition 75—Recreational Vehicles ? Open Sal & Sun 95 5 35 7920 SA riru tw,,4u C ENTER 307 East First Downtown TArID IflI I LII Broker, ¶07W Commercial ANFOPD MOBILE PARKS INC necessary. I N 1. 1 T C I U I C I I I N I i -.......... - . Experience not associate rc'n,'.r OFFER - W. Garnett White Bedroom. 1', bath, in good quit Sanford locatiOn 5195 month Ca 177 7750 "tU I L bu'njrooryi apartment furnished or unfurnsheci, mewl rederorated Come see 300 1 Airport Blvd Sanford 373 131 Stenstrom Realtye K H C H I. 1'0 P T I K I. N 1. U I M I BR. 7 lath Pinecrest are,,. inn, yard.$t9Oroo $0 deposit 377 is: cit 17 or alter S. 530 II?) Ore & 7 Ave cv.nirig for full time licensed E B F After Mrs all 1 120 New I AR RATe -hOME, all t'stras, good location See. this 1 hedrm 2 bath, 7 story S•V ' for 773 1759 MAITLAND FLEA MART SOQCt Zig Zag, in cabr et , I needle, front load deluxe Sewing machine Sold new for $34900. Pay balance of $$$ or l payments of $9 See at REALTORS S'0 6061 'is tl.'p cr,'ate a 'Or-al rr- t.rnniicot 'Ilanir on In be autiful Wekiva River at Cam 1 Bedroom, 7619 Elm Ave Sanford No pets 139 69S6, Mrs Mello o Crank Realty commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Ii1 p . all four in ne capsule. ask I S/RI. e Fu ASt'S Oruas Silk Materials - -- 3-Apartments UnfurmsI or k 175 YALE AVE 3 or I BR mini farm, with lots of fruit Has f API Selling below appraisal t GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAt ESTATE. INC tlnfiirnichrvl 34—Mobile Homes Rentals - in Seminole County leading realtors for nearly 70 yearS, has I openings in Its espinding real estate diviSion If you're already sucrm'tsful and experienced sale's perwn or newly licerned and ambitious, call Herb Stenstrom. 372 2677 for con 322 713C fidertial interview - 7111 & 'tornju. room No tridqe- op I 7 13P fenced yard, carport, privat 'love.. corner lot Big yard San street, 116.900 Terms. 377 lAX 104`1 Realty 177 7717 or 172 1171 377 $13 home A lua 377 or $ I AIJP(t AVE - 1 OR. I bath. shade-n lot. zoned commercial, for C hone- or husine's; 113.900 JOHNNY WALKER Stenstrom Realty. one of Sanford; MEN ! 5 39 GAlE PLACE-) BR, 1", bath, Qaraqe, 3 yrs old, in new con dition $21,900 70 I'M( W,'trl shatron wago IniaII V A. .ttatomafic ,;ir e.'h'- , - - P.'c'rrill Prof flab,' Grind it SOOn, best Offer Ml 6719 Defary 1947 Assume Payments !irnil fl; Join The Leader I7BAYW000CIRCLE. 3 BR. 1', balh, new carpet, in excellent u'Onditiôn Large lot 121.500 Sanford 372 7511 18—Help Wanted Free, 641 7027 for 'We Care' (,ill hun 177 1,4',7 11" -- -- 80—Autos 80—Autos for Sale 71—Antiques hIlLIER BRUSH Bedroom. I bath home, fenced backyard, completely fumes/ic even color TV Ill 500 Pius 150 deposit - Friday, Sept. S. 1975—SB - Wantt'tl 10 t)e,y uSed OffiCe fut'nturC An, Quantity P1OLI'S Ci.'l berry. PIwy ¶79? *30 170s YitCtir-n Bathroom Cabinets, Count SANFORD vening Herald. Sanford Fl. 68—Wanted to Buy __________________________________ Plights Jfl 7357 mall lake, Pw'aiilful home St wo4Xle.d area s:io the right pt(SOfl 11)1 uI 0 ONE onowOnri, beautifully located on are' pft deluse 2 bedroo rttpli"ie's, air. carpet. drape ippllani'r u t ility room carLx,r - - 'r tOhi'S SIOIS Installation avail able Bud Cabell 3720052 any time BROKERS (Myc 1 77 617 ) Broker L.ke Mary 2 Acres (csritry Club Circle' 373 1575 all CLUB OF AMERICA Phce 30 il!_6 ~_u the Classified Ads every day you nerd for those big cm.S with a 't-4.,00cJ Real Estate 322.7643 IINI ANO- 1 bedroom, 1 hot fcn('d yard Assume mortqnq will take. second 177 7151 take your Budget go further, shc -- NATIONAL SINGLE irn T. JOHNS REALTY CO. • . . SO—Mscellaneous . write you to for you --- ..-I -- Pry roomy 2 tflroom duplei ksfhe.n equipped Near SC( fenced yard 177 1765 after 6 p n LadieS at fashion Show directors fi SarahCc'yenl y Jewelry earn 531 $5 per hour commission Full part lime No experienc necessary Samples free Ste Now 319 5170 or 3,19S694 41—Houses 41—Houses eohiipped, washer and dryci Phrn,' 172 69M 7115 Lake Ave RE YOU LONELY? 19$ us hel am uIMI ja Florida haIr-cl retail clothin Corporation fler-fil 'ales nriente Person who wants .tdvanceme career potential escelle benefits Scott resun' to lbs it cc' The Eve-non Herald P 0 Bi 1651, Sanfrirni 11.i 31711 Opportunity and chllenq for nn or woman In Seminole Count Above average earnnq; Care with a Nabonal Company Can I your own bins if you can sell C P P Harriet' lOS 591 S37 or set ,SUtfle to 3218 Hargill Driv probli drink or further Information cell 47 1557 nfOrd Al Anon Family Group P( fbi 653. Sanford, Fla 37771 ! We have litlingt We have buyer We need another real estate I centec to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc. 373 6353. 322 8970, eves 4—Cfl1 to Lar 4—IerSOflalS erformcd by Marilyn, Nol an P:t5 (9) Nesc .._. " DEADLINES - Jam Show 10:00 (2. 8) Miss America Pageant (6) Dick Cavell Show (9) Lawrence Welk (35) International Championship Wrestling 11 - M (6, 9) Ness (35) 700 Club (44) Star Trek ._..._._ .i___ --- 31c line 6thru 25 times 24c a line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon brothel (Bib I 9 Of the ileum (comb form) 39 likely 10 Kind of tqhl 40 Boys name : Movie Bob Newhart 1Tl 29 De 30 Head tFr I 32 Ball that doesnt rise very high 41c a line 1 thru S times HOU RS A4L4r4j Family (24) Philadelphia Folk Festival (35) Movie (44) Musci City USA 8:30 (6) Big Eddie (44) Bobby Goldsboro 9:00 (2. 8) Dean Martin (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (24) Hollywood Television Theater ICJ .J1hjI i2 RIEI 1J Ii! 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Cash- Moderate ;ir 'cc r,In,, In(tlyid,)lt only Prefer SI Johr cir lake with access to river Be 512 cc Evening Herald i o'.p—unice auwii bUINt UlKL EXPERTS Used office furniture food nc Steel (lu-'k5 ricutiy ciri & chair; secretarial detks & chr-irs, straight chairs. filog bir1e-t;. as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S 'a'.%elberry. 1797,1)04206 I I I~X) .1 ER JUST A PHONE CALL -- u AWAY J ,I, - - Home Improvements' ir conditioning - Air Pet Care -. ________________________ :en'ral Pleat & Air Conditioning 62—t.a mm. Garden Interrr E,teror PlasferogI PET PEST INN -Fr free estimates, call Carl Platter patching A. ;.rn,lie floarring & Groom-nb Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 372. brick A Stone' specialty 377 2760 Spectracicie granules for lawn in Ph 377 4C57 1771 ____________________________________ sect control GardenLand, 1100W BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE lstSt.,3736630, AIR CONDITIONING, MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR REFRIGERATION. DUCT Potograpky ,L PENTRY AND REPAIRS 32'? NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES WORK 21 hour Service. All 1WI WoodrujIf's Garden Center makes DYKES AIR CON 20 Pd off through Aug'.,;! FI K 601(e?ery'Aye,5anfor DlT ION lPhG. )72'UT7 %SAK( ROOM TO STORE YOUR SEAMAN. PP4OTO(RAPHY -- --WI NT ER I TEAS S. SELL Vedd.ngs. Carsids Commenc'ai, 63_'4Mchinery:Tools "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Aerial, PrtritS A0',rrt'; ng *31 Alumbium Seeni -.WANT AD Phone 3727611 or 531 (i Ir 6* sra 9993 arid a friendly Ad '1.50, will Ipning Fnii'nmc'n'. U50) la HPWindow A Door Screens Air Mar tins" 51,5'' of I" Augers. Custom made Repairs t'rip -,c.. Discount Prices 37i 6620 100' rI A" AiiQers 51, no 1" Augers Pressure Cleaning I I'll ff ilter 6 I) 'I, I,deI1a ---- Beauty Care Rent 64—Equipment C&A Backhoe Service 3 2 OS BEAUTY SALON I lar.n ft irt (itI- roc i (frr"rnt .trr-'t't e Cot Blue Lustre e All kindS 01 digging House trailer; 41 £ r'. 172 57,Shampooer for only 1)30 per day Radio & TV stored & moved 377 9112 O $34 CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________________ _______ ____________________________ '¶95 fl I- le:." 1-'-. P:,Di() P. 7'. -- - ___________________ Hauling c,.rr', ~,J-'-1 S-i.' (STEPSON LANDCLEARING I 65—Pets-Supplies Bullcicizirro Ficaatinq Ditch :SFPVICF ON BLACK A. A'tiPTF, -- dl citiirr",', tO,' t mil ;et or Smitil Work II rI tfl() fli 377 543 TVs, RADIOS AND RECORD ('.e'rnian Shopherd Puppies t'icyc Ic1 Sell the's,' 'tile item; wlh i r' Av F P S '44i,7. PA W. . -. F Rwks old a *Cnt ad To place your ad. ccii Land Maintenance -__. II 37') 2916 your friendly Classified gal at TPrr Herald 1777611 or 5)) 999) A'.O.','r t- ' r,; F.,. r.erman Shepherd male. S: months ' Roofing Ci,t!cr?u ' a, t),;Ii,'n.4 (Id. tSOr.r trade-br whathaye you Qhl I 377 4J4 Closets overflowing with Suits tfl.tis i 377 *827 After S I Expert rOOf ru'a ;', II.;t roof; or _______ are too tight' A Class'fed Ad in ______________________________ tttngles All ..ri i;u,lran'eeci YPIE HERALD it 'tiC Cmty.Cri IIROC,DE'l p001-11,0 3,73 6700 I 67—Livestock- Pot) Lawn Care A I Ni'r-mI c-. r unit' (rf4 P '"i" ,,'. ,inj Home Improvements ___ "e,'lNient service $1 and up 'J72 :: .4181 57 P.ernI hriji cvi h.;I Sa'ijrd.lr lot)) Pce'linn dews w'ndo'w-s hung. ' MOWING 67A—Feed rOnureIe work etc By the hour or CHEAP _________- by the job iii 936% 119,ir '' i'H" JIM DANDY JAll FEED Concrete and carpenter work - I ________________ "Buy DIrect From Boxcar" remodeling air conditioning OPMLY'S F 16 Sanford 373 1,3) _____ roofIng 37) 5766 Office Machines hickens ,n;1 ralti,ls All ann's P,n.ri n- '1 ',i'Il Tree Service SMAI I BUSINESS BLUES' Don't iuSt Sit there waiting for the Phone to rng Advertise your bvSrses$ service in The Herald'; cI,j;ibi'ej Business Service �Friday, Sept S. 1975 6131 — Evefllng Herald, Sanford, Fl, WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY I NOltill AK ,Q Q 82 1093 1% EST EAST AQ yKi04 A97 2 V t6 3 - K75 SOUTH I[h • '1 OOP - 1 W4TS Y1'(dQ'- 14 Mn A4[.(JJ V , CP? ., ,1 %torill 1'aiiil li~oulh I 's t 'I,'•t. LlK ' \ / 10 K" WW 114E it 4 ( 0 Businessmen Show Confidence Downtown To Get F cel ift A Nchriskii readvi- 'I&rnptirizin. j bid ,\ temporizing bid is one th it sort of marks time It is 01 h in i forcing situation in order to get partner to give more mu irin ition Thus if sou open ni diamond and partner jump,, to - U Its Uss 1iId & Jame, two spades. you may inake .-I .South wasted no time in the minimum sounding robid such play fie won the first trick with as three diamonds or 'thrvv dummnS king of spades and led spath'', even though you have a nt 1.1plit up big hand mJ will I.ikt' furtlir diamond i';,ist with the ace and It'd ,i sicund action later on. itemember ih.il sP1Ide once a game forcing hid Ii ' .South's jack fell to "'est's been made the bidding rnust queen and West cleared the continue to game, (Do you hat,o a question for But when he fell back on tlie the dacoll)ysl Write "Ask the beart finesse to Iry for his ninth jaco t) ys-, care of this truck West took his king md newspaper The most iti two more spades to lease South terestnq Will t' one in the soup and used in this '. South was bitter Just writers IS'S/I think," he groaned. "Three out ,/4COBY MODERN? ' fr.—. , . a, Stire. I flutike(i maltif The battery III My CalCulalOr welit dead right Ili the middle of the tests' By Roger FUNNY BUSINESS * L is A 0H , I'M SU BoIIen . fl( I it obson s daughter Sara, of cording to the elder Jacobson, Ikrin in J.notison ii i lit raid Staff %%rlttr panted and remodeled his Ito- Interiors (If S.irji, did thi ac is the attitude of some of the I is ssi'men s apparel and Carl ival remodeling, Jacobson said. iso Rhants Some of them are Sanford ' s dow ntown business (utni4inn is turning hit old Mi Idid was give her i hard running scared bu.ause of district has needed a shot in the 1"irst Street I$iol hail itlt() a time." tIC added. '1iupping centers. What they arm for i tong time. Sara Jacobson SpIIHS1I deii'n shopping iimll is iks the don I rialiit is that the smniIkr a t let two Sanford Jacobson opened his new Ho- executive director of the Indepe ndent (1O5 fltos fl tot r bilsinessinen have shown the% Jay last week and tie repiorts Downtown Redevelopment 1- hant can give shoppers have confidence in the future of Iha( lie was -surprisingly busy Meering Committee, which is mitneddig they can't get at a the area and have taken steps all week. Things look so at. trying to pinpoint dow ntown shopping renter and that is that l0'0'e they have faith in tractive and clI-displayed that problem areas and Solve thciii, personal attention, what lies ahead. One of the problem's, tic• people are buying more," "But I don't think downtown I'% ' flfl(1i , r7_ 1 T~, f 15-opput—" L , , -- receive coo" '.i toioi'l • .-'. I '—.ø- 'I ' -. f". — \ I ' I . column _ -. by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY by Larry Lewis )VU 0w, (T A S'ME 7MT t711/C5 MS MJT4L ecf)rnTaccxR FM 7k7N6 £VQ/7aL4 4FIEN L1W 5EIE771 U45 .4 4"57lVT aiiw' - I MYT 71/4 EL MR RJt6T 7* 4'7W RW £W BY flY C)7E V 45k A (/7O 'ItO'?' /16 lAwRcp, 046T /vtV 009TAW /5 E7Hi44 Ct4YXT f "I rFX A ItfU, ,$IT TWO Wr, I A951.475 FC*Z . 4 A177A16. 501 L1W7- -- ' /I41"F TZ4'5 IM 4W - 1 .Z I J I' . - .• . 47 fit by Heimdahl & Stolid r (MAN, ITS ROUGH OUT THeRE. Ar'-( IN TH' LAST -/ ----Je,STrTuTE.' ,. BE OF ,3X.10 CHEER, gus! I HAVE MANY WILL SA SlOP N4TICtPATIN'.' r £4 THAT WIL-t- Au 'M ¶A% sA'I1 qg OUR A&E?J1 " 'IL Chic Young HOW C4J YOU CALL TWiç (coicxw SOUP' 'rHERE'SIIOCI.4O(.EP'4A!tJD NONOODLES IN i'Tf "-( 4 IIIr I WELL? 1 \ ." , 1 nntet% sa BASED ON E ECIAL,, IL L, ) L.. Al 1cti : AND -41S is A\ ECIMAL.. ) EATLY JLAGE') W DECIMAL POtN1 :.Y.! rq --.1;. •Q ?2/ ( "U_ tA/RJTUDAD I a ( •a. HOW DINNER.' / _*r FORGUr.. •r. - — . - - - - -- - - -- -- a., - • ia-_ a - _ .. •: • -. -N.- -, - : -a . - . ._. : )A'-CE 8€FE Of1 /,ARb1N ~I~L ptca ru5T N . Gutmann 's plans till for a Sos'. I opening, with four stores noting space in the renovated JXWl hail building, Is ing the package together w ill be a 1,000 square foot mall enclosed by a Spanish iron gate. Gutinann is restoring the exkrior of the pool hall to its Original brick bs sandblasting it. "Each of the four stores will livive di plal windows on the mall, which will be open to the. outside, Gutmann said, He added that he hoped to have "all four stores réñted within a steek. çt,'r T t,EariE,iv5 TOth.3H NQI.iH sOU BEING RICH.- WHEN I'M JLtT AIJ ORP.JAv GUY j, c i' 1, ( W~ H0 5AV`5?t Mt4fiJWHIL-- W#14T5 T'11, f:., REVOL UTION -' ( THE F,MILY s'4CA ) __N '------- NOW. TALK ) EEK & MEEK --'--., 1'Pk'f UP WITH T (y (, by Howie Schneider ( lAt l'a 0 A AJk .111 ') 4t "\I i'i II 10 r4 I Wk1Jt II "I started without a penny, "My cnly ambition is to drop dead on my job. If I retired I but I was doing something I would be dead in a year. My life liked. I like to challenge the soailed impossible," he said. has always been like a bulldog's lie said he opened a men's life, You Just don't give UI)." "A mistake is just a poor excuse for negligence and carelessness. If you're careful, you don't make mistakes," he said. The grand opening of his new That's how Herman Jacob- store In Orlando and then in store, Ito-Jay, is planned after son, 72, owner and head of a opened a small variety store the Jewish New Year holiday. women's clothing store here at &-inford in "It just grew and grew and i ends Sept. 17. The entire project 220 East First Street, describes smas planned by his daughter, his road to success, lie said he had to open a larger depart- Sara, 36, an interior decorator, started when he first supported ment store on First Street. mt said. hims.df at age 10 by running 5105 23 years ago. I was the he Asked their secret of suconly well, one of two merchant errands and "selling things" that didn't go broke when the cess, Mrs. Rose .Jaccobson in. Poland. boom burst in 1926!" Jacobson terrupted her husband by saying: "My real ambition is to start said. "There is no secret.. . if you things and to see them through lie said what followed was I like doing things. I do a lot like a "15-year economic selge" work hard and diligently and give sour best. Telling daughter for in)- smife's sake," said smith the "Mediterranean M fl)',' an insect that threatened to 'It can't be done' is like waving Jacobson, smnihn1' of a bull.'' she wipe out the area's farming and a red flag in front The self-made man said he crops here in 1929, the explained. Jacobson said One If the was born of poor Parents anti depression of the 130's and the :ame to this country 51ithout a bank failures. hardest challenges he laced 1's1 Police Chief Ben forma education when he was "I've never had a defeatist was when he found he had Butler has announced the 14. After spending three sears attitude. When things things tuberculosis about years ago. working with his brother in a started punching at file, it's He said It took three s-cars implementation of a safety to be headed by progratii cigar and variety store fl what made me mad. I'd look before the disease sv Patrolman Richard Quigley. )m Providence, H. I. he came to back and say, 'you so-and-so, arrested. "The doctor told tile a!Florida, Quigley started his new l',ii going to beat you," terwards 1 was to rest for two duties last week and is tailoring Jacobson continued. "I was "I heard about the boom in hours a day, go to bed by 9 p.m. a safety presentation to the the 1920's. 1 was interested in only interested in how I was and walk not run," he recalled needs of students in each of the 'ready-to-wear' clothing," doing and smti.iit I will be doing (Continued on page 8-A) 10 schooLs in the city lie said next year." Jacobson said, plans call for film presentations n bicycle safety the last week in this month at elementary rogra tt'.,rr,,r, I? AF . in . . •. . . . • - • 1".' . Fit r , ..- .. f - . ' . "_, r r - / 4 ' -, a •1 44 .s Ph - A luz T - I ANNOUNCING HIGH HOLIDAYS Shofar to announce the Jewish High Holiday season of Rosh 11.uhaua and Yom Klppicr, ushering In the hebrew year of 5376 Rash Hashana, whit), begins "1$ days of rpentauee," began Friday at 7:30 The 1118b HolIday cImltts with You, Kippur, "The Day of Atonement," on SepL IS. Cantor Goodman opens and closes the ceremonies by blowing the Shofar more commonly known as a Rams Horn. (Herald Photo By Bill Viacent Jrt p.m. C. Air *_ I Programs emphasizing iiIottrcc!t' and auto safety will "The main thing is the City Commission has really bitten the bullet and they're making severe attempts to hold the line to anticipated revenues," said City Clerk and Finance Director Henry N. Tamm Jr. Although the new budget is "very tight this year", as termed by Personnel Director Sar,, Ackley, the city managed to include an overall five per cent "cost of living" increase for all employes. This Is figured by paying the five per cent At)nI,-. firemen and paying the four per cent state retirement contribution for all other city employes who have been give a one per cent salary increase, according to Tamm and .Ackley. "If the city had held the line at 8,47 mills, or last year's mill.age, like some other taxing bodies have done, an additional $380,006 would be raised in tax dollars to the city," said Tamm. Ackley said no new positions I Cnntlnna'tl 2 .1% nn neiffs Today ' S. Seminole 111gb School won both ends of its football jamboree Friday night, sending m * h11s - -4 .70 mills towards paying off the $1.7 million in general obligation bonds by 1977. Last year Sanford levied a total of 8.47 mills, including 6,97 mills for the operating budget and 1.5 mills for debt service. "The biggest change in our new budget is we dropped the tax rate by 2.14 mills. We froze the number of personnel position increases. The last 10 years we've dropped the millage. It was 17 mills 10 years ago," said City Manager A second reading of Sanford's new $3,6),7O9 city budget, up $94,882 but requiring 2,14 mills less than last year, is set for 7:30 pill. Monday. Each mill equals $I per $1,000 of appraised property value and is used to determine property taxes, The city's new budget calls for a total 6,3.3 mills, including the certified 5.63 mills for the general operating budget and P P by Crooks & Lawrence L(C,.,8UT HOW oj e4.AZE5 WOULD MV E30 COPE WITH BEING MARRIED TO THE- 8O5LAOY OF THE WORLO'5 8I66 ET FIN4WCI,L .EMPIRE 2 . *. . --: . - acobson: The Man Second Budget Readieng Monday Who 'v41 fl ive U Tribe fans home all smiles. For Readied CAPTAIN EASY — i Continued on page 8A) Architect ('ad Cutmann's rendering shosms proposed garden mall that will replace the old First St. pool hall. Safety .E '.E.E? '.'-E I-41JMIUAm9./ .. - Gettingback to what Jacobson considers tobea major downtossri problem- the apathy of some of the inerchants — he said, "We need good merchants and we can get them by dressing things up. making it the kind ofplata that 51111 attract progri. By JOE ASKKEN Herald Staff Writer - Cn n' . VIEW 'FO 14!AVEP4'S SAKE, "—i USE A LITTLE iMAGIrio.& a . 'l LO 0 ,A BLONDIE ' _X. I p41' 01D . "ar: . "(II N tl?A .__ -- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS 11 ) ,, 4 ; 77, - BUGS BUNNY AI ft liifl1 to () under , Iifltofl is like the face of a f_rson People judge i person b) his fact and the), judgi a tit by its itiiwntow,'' Jacobson Saul I practically (illIC out of retirement to do this," he ad(led. "What I did may en. t'(Iragt' mime peopl e to (10 SOIIltIliitig. I made tile first step." Jacobson'ss remodeling was only an interior jot). The ex. lerior of (tie building is the same as it w as when it w,as built in 1922. "if yout live in an ld houss. arni someone builds a new one next door, there's no reason YOU have to build a new one too Sure new bull ung. are good, but so are good old Sanford Is __.. 7 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents I •___(,_1____ where those cards were. Your questions - 'rif(rc1, ii : ' 1 's I lla,ii I' Piss ()w'ning lead t' A by Art Sansom 68th Year No 14---Sunday, Sept. 7. 19/5 0 contract would have made know vhat i THE BORN LOSER I right South Ilad failed to think 'AH! ITHOUGHT '3NT WHERE ARE IIEE, 'N114AT 5ctIt. THOSE DISHWASHERS?? R5YSET'FAvOJtAt DLL AFAMIt.IA IT ::-. •• \ of three cards wrong. Put the ace of diamonds, queen of spades. or king of hearts in the other hand and I would have been home." Just think is what you I should have done," said North I Ilatl t'ni ir'it tliinimt''c niit't'n if and let it at trick ride it wouldn't have inatlered vA 7 by Dove Grouc AE thJ I C.LL IT LOJEL' MEP STEW WrT).4 5PECIbL FLARIN'! \ 0 I) 40 slOPPED IT! ALLEY 044 %' ITi4 _4 AR&E ''OzJ CANT '4LL ON ET FLO : SUNDAY EDITION by Dick Turner IIVAL - full coverage of the ambor!e, Page 1.8 in today's herald. see IN I) F: X 7 Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Classified Comics Crosssmord Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Home Iloni'scope Hospital Obituaries Sports 'r'lt'sIsion - IA SA 6-7C 8C 51) IA 3(_' 51) 54C SD 51% 5/i 148 6-81) � 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, September 05, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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(Exctuding items prohibited by law) 'tP Coupon Good Thru Sept. 10, 197S - -. - - _ _ _ - - - IbPlValue Stamps with purchases toIaIirg . $15.00 thru $19.99 I I I I I $10.00 thru $14.99 I I . : Uplhlue Stamps f1J Use this coupon w ith the other Triple Header couponsforupto45ObonusSlamps 1 (Excluding items prohibited by law) Coupon Good Thru Sept. 10, 1975 I - A Ar hftm k 11% IH)NNA i•;.i LS Ikrald Staff Writer - (11:1ngcd Ins position LII STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. ANFORD HWT, 17-92/2690 ORLANDO AVE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES FAIRWAY 100% PURE FAIRWAY FARMS tu(lent whoservedas an aide Airing the last SCSSOH of the Legislature, Were special uests at this week's Greater an1ord Chamber of Ci in. iierce Personality iir('akfast. I'echtel sva s t ht uest ;akcr. Steve Powell, son of U. S. \rinv Col I ret. i and Mr.s, Joseph Powell, of Rolling I'll', is a 174 graduate of .yinan I high School, and will .'gin his second year at `Iiirida State University in 1w next few days. Powell Is Ilajuring in government and ilans to become an attorney. Having met Fetchel wile as president of the senior lass at t.yinan, Steve made it as business to get in touch ith 'mv representative," hue visiting the state Capitol uitdung. Steve said Fechtel accepted is offer to assist him with e'search and wherever he as needed. lie did research the Department of Natural esources concerning the pekiva River. was a lot of fun," he uid, adding that in line with 'gislation Fechiel was rilposng concerning irrectional institutions, he t information from other .ates and put it all together. Much of the research. (SUNDAY IAM TOO PM) DEL MONTE LIGHT CHUNK GROUND BREAD TUNA 75% LEAN 3 LBS. OR MORE 200Z. LOAVES flIIC ' 3 7RC 6 iOZ. CANS 7 LB. GROUND 80 PCT CHUCK LEAN LB GROUND I$ PCT. " ROUND LEAN LB. U. U 2° 7 LIMIT VEAL SALE BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST CHUCK SIRLOIN STEAK ROASTSTRIP STEAK CALIF. ROAST SHOULDER ROAST 9.58 9.98 2.78 1.38 $J•53 LB BLADE CUT CENTER CUT LB BONELESS NEW YORK 3C 8 LB UNDER BLADE LB. ROUND BONE LB. L.B. VEAL CUTLETS LOIN CHOPS RIB CHOPS SHOULDER CHOPS VEAL PATTIES CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER ROAST ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK CUBED STEAK *3*98 $ 2918 L.B. LB. 1 .98 LB. LB. 9.28 LB. 1 1 H .38 $ Votes tii. hi STEVE POWElL however, involved the Wekiva River, a special interest of F'vchtel's. Three or four other young people, including students from I .akr hlranticv High School and a high school in Leesburg, were also assisting Feebtel in his office (luring the sessi'in, Steve said. "Fechtel works incredible hours," Steve said "lie is in his office at 8 in the morning and slays at work until late in the evening and he really Imys attention to his mall." Steve noted that Fechtel, in a previous sesslan of the Legislature, had voted for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).- But, Steve said, the mail during the last session was so over.whelmninglv a gal n.st ERA, tt:e legislator IvuAI1rIurn I hly El) I'll lCFETJ Herald Staff Writer A railroad obstruction nrdrnance limiting trains i, MIXED PARTS CABBAGE FRYER 3 EACH WINGS LB. FOR HINDQUARTERS QUARTERS LEGS or BREASTS LB. DRLJMSTICKS LB. 4 LB. BOX FLORIDA fOOKED 53 TOMATOES LOBSTER LB RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES FAMILY PACK MONEY SAVER BREASTS. THIGHS SHRIMP 68 LB . FRESH WEST COAST 3 LB MULLET La. '5.98 12.69 39c LYKES MEAT OR LYKES MEAT OR is a BEEF WIENERS 12 OZ. BEEF FILLET ARMOUR MUSHROOMS 994 YELLOW COOKIP4G 011111 LB. SAUSAGE GENOA SALAMI 891C ONE PflUIJfl S I BACON Ao POUND S SLICED W fine Today FAIRWAY FARMS * OLD WORLD FAVORITES 40Z. lARD OR PARTY PKG. LB. 11.29 BOLOGNA ONE FROZEN HALIBUT CANTALOUPES to TOMATO CATSUP .4 ': . 3BOTTLES DEL MONTE 990 8 OZ. TOMATO SAUCE 45 GREEN PEAS DEL MONTE CANS 4' DEL MONTE MIXED VEGETABLES 3 303 CANS from the police be at. see Page 2A. 9 , L\ I f 99; II V AO A IA I I I 4 . . 103 99; ' Comics r m Horoscope / WHOLE ' Cross%ord Fd1lorial Dcar Abby 4 C S 99 DEL MONTE 4CANS 0 ) I -.. ____ mot b c• a - . '00001111 public hearing is for : . new ool budget and mullage and total 8.6 mihlage levy will be TEACHER'S U'onttnued or, Page 12-A i HELPER First grade student Becky Anderson helps teacher Frances Kaleel tor IS it the other itay around') at Sanford CiramniarSt'hool. F1% t ) ear-old Becky Is one of approximately 32,500 students attending the first seek of the new school year in Seminole County. t Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) intersection by County more Hospital Obituaries S po1 rts Clock a crossing at "reasonable'' limit If railroad officiaLs s ish to Hx-k a rrng The ordinance Is in response to trains blocking longer than five minutes. they must appear be fore the SR 46 crossing, which has caused concern the eomnmisson and state the reason, the ordinance than five among county residents who have been forced to provides. minutes. The penalty is a and-or 60 days in jail, $500 fine "ait sometimes as long as 40 minutes before Fircenian said it could At the next regularly scheduled iiieeting, the crossing near Seaboard Coastline Railroad's Rand commission will rule on th e request. Yard. the reaon is deemed valid, the railroad mus t SR 46 is the main artery from Interstate 4 and take out an advertisement in the local newspaper Williams asked. be clone, but hie said it's is aIlo%%r C, (I to I'!o ck prolxr to set the little each train - the probable route an emergency vehicle uould advising the citizens of the (TOS-sing to be blocked, tjkc vri rotite to Swiiiinole %lerti(irial flospiLal. the reason and file lengai (if ul., : i : - - -- . ' Seminole County Cornoversee the agencies, mnissioners, in an lItti hour lx'cause Kimnbrough said the ileci ion have designated three Seminole County programs agencies to receive almost "must meet state $18,000 in state funds, requirements." The lion's share of the Inones In addition to allotting Community Service Trust Fund more than $8,u00 - will go to -• ' , -- - -- ,. ... - w , " - i ' ' Ealutlon OMAFi as at hdog over the agencies, I .6 1.A , ".. " - p~ 4A - i . ZOO PA VING 4A STEP CLOSER 11,000 tons i of lime rock into the area to be paved.The new zoo is hio-aled off U.S. 17-92 and Interstate 4 tiorth (if Sanfoni. illerald Photo h~ Bill %'incent 211 The commission was in- training Commissioner Mike Ha t. tt-p closer Wt'dnesd4 hemi heavy dump trucks niosi'd 10 loads "a lot of good progress ou appli cation was ht'lti Kunbrough agreed. but he - ilso insisted Ellis %%rite the Modular Cons truction Firm Prepares lO( hhtlff iii II Iill V r, . I, ri r Offender Rehabilitation, (or *a w arded in a I c ,nr f I iintinig nr.t Now, the admini. ratol and checked books to insure hilil-self the recipients were - - JUDGE ROBFRT Judge WARE are strut For Friday Funeral services for fritter eminole W. Ware. 1.1, who died Tue av IlIgIl t at his residence at Wesle' ) , \Iarwr Retirement Home in St. S Johns Counts will be held t 11 Friday . t First United B id rtotpt jail tti! - agencies e r a e a number o field rigs It was at the insLitence of VoininissiorwrJohn Kimbruugh - Ellis has had sole respon sibility of monitoring th . 18 I(LII I Count), Administrator Bob Ellis Informed the conim ssion Tuesday this sear s application %%ithout agencies designattA as 38 111 1A 5A -- Program u RSVP), and the dered' by one of the designated remainder of the $17082 s agencies earmarked for retarded adults. - - ''1 don't see why OMAE can't handle this," I1attas said ., - . Paving IOA County agencies are using tie funds for purposes designated by the state money, the coninussion also combat sickle cell aneniia. A forined that the Lounty is appointed the Office of $3,750 grant is slated for the required to make up funds in -NIanagenient Arialvsis and Retired Senior Volunteer ffie event they are **squan- -i i~ 0_ -7 7 311 5A ( - I- 11. Around ne Bridge Calendar 303 AN CUT GREEN BEANS 303 Page .'' $ '- [he new budget, down iroll) year's $52'million, will be vertised Nionday along with eight mill levy for the $39.3 Ilion operational budget and .6 Mill levy to pay off or ire 1958 and 19Q Ix)nd Issues. setting a hearing. , S - -4-g The me a su re ho Id s ra ilroad personnel liable for blocking any INDEA 3 CAN 99 -. .- DIOCK 3OUgflt CREAM STYLED OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN I - 'We need to tighten our belt, sa i(I Feather. CANS 303 - To Spl*t I State Funds and other action reports See story and Herald Sports IditorJm Hnec' column on 99; DEL MONTE 9; DEL MONTE FRENCH SLICED GREEN BEANS 3 7. - " .. DEL MONTE 303 ____ 1' .4 tonight In a jamboree at Fvans Ifigh In Orlando. Lyman plays Boone at 9:30 and Colonial at 10. 990 - IT hearing on the ordirLunce and instructed County \lniiniistratar Bob Ellis to set a date. Elks said today his office is in the prxess of The I ymami high (rehounds kick off 1975 football action 14 OZ. . fQ14 Board members Davie E Ins and Chairman Robert G. Bud" Feather Feather opposed the iutssful motion nude and cinikd by members E ( u-ptr Jr and Pat Telson Feather said he belie v es ore of the budget should b "• haved off" this year when .:.*.. • 1 j tr)bod is"tightening their 4 It H • id U I B 1 Inc to 'x up our older irtstead of five at an)- crossing. *Couldn't we reduce it to something lower7- -- strongarm robbery. For this DEL MONTE •.. Three County Agencies Sanford men. Including a Lakevle,A Middle School teacher, have been arrestm and charged In a July 31 \ : V .-'t' . T,A(I 1068 I - nanclal help for Seminole ounty's older schools, Board terubers in a 3-2 vote %'eJ esday night Agreed to .id ruse .in 81, mill igi '. to PI7 new olk-rational rid ice budgets. Each mill equals $1 per $1,000 appraised property value and used to determine property Attorney Tom Freeman. Commissioner Dick Williams asked Freeman if the time limit couldn't be cut to three minutes - an d-or-60 days in jail. Commissioners on Tuesda~ I agretA to hold a POUND 98 ç WFIRIC nil,. - av ntissioners. The measure holds railroad personnel liable for any t)lo4,.s longer th an live minutes. MUES FLORIDA ROCK I thought the entire e perience was enjoyable. Steve said. ''1 had an idea iha laws are not passed it blinding speed and I loon this is true. "But, it is too easy to pIs legislation. Many thing would get through that are no necessary," Steve said. Born in Honolulu, Stevi lived for a time in German] while his fattier was statione( there and in many place around the continental Unite( States. "Politics, government, la" the whole area interest me," he said, adding therc has never been a lawyer in the Powell family nor has any close friend been a lawyer. "You will find a lot of people Irving to get into law," he saul, "and there are probably enough lawyers in Florida. But,there is always room f'r good ones." At Florida State, Steve is a mnenutx'r of 1inibda Chi Alpha fraternity and a member of the Student Senate. After hearing I taxpayers' ppeal to cut the new $50.2 sfflnir1 budget and seek more ailroad Crossing Ordinance To Gd To Public iiearing to five minutesal ally Seminole Count% cTossing has been approved for public hearing by county, Loin- ECONOMY PACK FAMILY PACK Iferald Staff Writer "I go along with if argument that it is ni necessary," Steve said, "evc though I (lid 001 work Ofl th particular project with hill EllA '. as supposed to pass L 10 votes in the Ihnu.se and Failed 62-58," so nuayhe a lot others 'sere littning to III I R.Leesburg and a college Prices Effective 9.4 to 9.10 175 14' JOE ASK It FN voted against it. State Rep. Vince hchtel J r 8.6-Mill School Taxes Eyed Is thi % Sims, Feather Dissent In 3-2 Vote Lyman Graduate Fechte/ Aide I - - - - - • • - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - -, u Siinfnrd, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I . ' 6111h Year No 17-- Thur'cly. Sept. 4, 1975 I,co King, officiating. r tit of I mi 1nt aI �?ATEVenm9 raid, Sanford, Fl, - Thursttly,Sept4)ç;5 Legal Notice Ab sentee Ballots Canvassed ". Whittier, Pratt Wins Confirmed went before the council The resolution authorizing Several proposals were made $55; an office for the water regarding an extension of the the financing of the fire truck by Mayor 0111ff, one o which department, $200; air. final development plan and all sias made public. The cost of was the soliciting of com• conditioning repair, $150; and a OV IEDO Robert Whittier other aspects of the Planned the fire turck originally was mercial customers by non-city contingency fund of $145 and Charles Pratt were con- Unit Development PUD for $57,743. The city used $20,000 of garbage collection agencies. making a total of $zsoo. firmed winners of seats on the one year. The PhD consists of federal revenue sharing funds 'The monthly expected City Council as absentee ballots 782 undeveloped acres and, due towards the principal which left The proposal was made so pense of running the new were canvassed Wednesday to the present economical a balance of $37,743 to be that an agreement for service building is $215, which is close night. status in the land development financed b' promissory note should be written up with those to the existing expense at the Final official results of areas, it was felt that it would through Citizen's Bank of agencies that can provide present location, according to - Tuesday's general election be advantageous to allow the Oviedo in five equal annual services the city cannot. the mayor. show Whittier with 192 votes, postponement. payments commencing Oct. 1, Another proposal was that the There will be a public hearing Pratt 169, Herbert McCarle 1976. city offi ces be moved to the old Oct. 6 to discuss the changing of 112 and Carlos Warren 92. Browning also asked the Citizen's Bank location. The zoning for home occu pa tio ns Mayor Leon 011iff, who ran council to consider the The note will include a no pre- estimated cost of the move and private schools. unopposed, received 230 votes, possibility of presenting the paymcntpenaltycIausean ssould Include: carpeting, There will be property up for Following the firul count of development plans in four council said it hopes to pay off $1500; telephone system, SM; Teacher, Second Man NATiON Surrenders To Police Action Reports Fires - ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) A tense sigil ou tside a downtown coffee shop ended after 17 hours early today with - 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 751304 CA 09.0 I I ON At MOP P i I T i'.:, ct :, ciii A I i Planlill. 7$ AuQu%l 7111th 191S arriigned In policv court later in the day after being taken into custody about 8 a.m., said Albany Police Chief Edw ard McArWe. of the hostages were John M. Koutelis, 59, and his wife, Angie, 43, owners of th e luncheonette. Asked if the gunman ever threatened them, Koutelis said, "No. I can only say the man was a gentleman. That's all. I 10 N. Holly NAPI.ES I AI',\ Marco Island property oncr 1ws told the Army Corps (If Eng approve a controversial dredge-and-Fill project to create 5,0') 11:md l:i:('sI t('.. tligation to "You have a moral responsibility to the 5,235 lot o(ppcI4rt ' lIssners," Leonard F. lJewellyn said Wednesday, referring to Persons %% hot have already purchased the land tuch currently under ater. "Should they give up their land as the vn vironnientalists ssant " Some of these people have bcen ss aiting for three years to build their homes," l.les ellyn said as the ('o (,(include(] a ts1ay pu blic hearing n th e project. Orlando, Florida 17107 Wednesday on 0,000 bond on investigating the theft of a U76 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that PublishSept A. 197$ Fascell: Fishermen Need Help No YS IOSS 0. I ARTHUR H BECK , no the 161h day of September. 1975, WITH. JR Clerk of ?h .ifore'..id NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Officials said Denmark, who already been charged. burglaries, Stephen Howard Shadron 'Tiie, Defendant, vAiCh Front Door of the Courthous e of the 16th (lay of September. 19 1S Seminole County, at Sanford. offer for sale and sell to the 11Qhe%t istration, said the government should provide funds needed to help the lobstermen convert their operations to other types of fishing. lie said his request to the two federal agencies came as the result of the breakdown in negotiations between the United States and th e Bahamas over who has the right to fish in ssaters off th' I3atuini;ts island.s. 0 g'rovementS futures, appliances recorded .n Plat Rook 16 Page i/ 4if And AmurlitnAnce-s on %aid land of aforesaid Writ of Execution was The burglary charge is in Samuels, 1053 W. Clemson, deIi'erpd to me as Sheriff of us in cnounction therewith the Puhlic Q"nfd% of Seminole upheld the death sentence For the convicted murderer Summary Final Judgment entered easpment of record in Civil Atinn 75947 (P.09 D now $ai(llalp will herna(lppursua nt 'o pendino in the Circuit C ou rt in and and in order to satisfy the terms nil of if Florida lfiglmay Patrol trooper but has reduced an DATED this. 2nd day of Sep (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) t he AD 1975 Arthur H Beckwith, jr (Seal) fleck of the Circuit Court 1.01 60 Palm Shadow's according Arthur H Beckwith, Jr fly Lillian T Jenkins to the plat thereof as recorded in Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk Flat Book 13, Page 55, Seminole fly Elaine Pl(harck' SHIPIHOL SEP AND LOGAN County Public Records, described as P Croity Clerk 237' follows: Begin at a point 430 feet S .!0%FPH DAVIS JR ESQ Sacitcird Florida 37771 East and 1037 10 feet North of the STFPISTROM DAVIS & Attrney for Pla.nttf SOuth ' Section Post of Section 37. McIPiTOSll Publith Sept I ISIS Township 19 South, Range 33 East, Flanh;p flank rut Sanford PUP ii thence run Southwesterly along a Suite 77 curve concave Soutfte,steqlyhaving IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, a radius 014$ feet, a central angle of Post Office EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Sanford, Florida 37771 72 03' 12". a chord bearing of South CUlT , IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 33 59 24" Wes t, an arc distance of Attorneys for Plaintiffs COUNTY. FLORIDA. Puttv hli Sept 1 1975 549 feet, then ce runt North 7303 IV NO. 7 5 I5 73CA 09 F Wes t 14705 f ee t, thence run Nor th ADVANCE MORTGAGE COP "NOTICE INVITATION TO POPATION, 134 feet more or less to the St. Johns a Delaware cor Ilie court siiid Wednesday in an opinion iAritten by Circuit Judge John Cress s that it found no e rror in th e trial year this week as vocational 18 at Lakeview Middle School, stereo equipment valued at$3Qo instructor at Sanford's investigators said, and the was taken when his residence disappearance of the former Tearnsteirs union boss. Lakeview Middle School, possession of stolen motor was entered charles L "Chuckle" O'Brien spent only seven minutes before the gra nd jury on Wedr.esday. He declined to say whether he had invoked the Fifth Amendment protection against self4naiminatlon, but his attorney said O'Brien refused to answer questions because the probe is drifting in to the area of Teamsters union politics rather than sticking to the mystery of disappearance teaching a course 4n building vehicle charge in connection window, by have levied upon the following described iroppfty owned by Clifton SI'iadron. said property baing identical sentence For the killer housekeeper. breaking a locatid in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as folio ongwood Council Sets L , . 2.8 1 -AAiI I Tax Rate ' By DONNA ESTES utility clerk without formal general fund from $5,951 to Herald Staff Writer council approval and alleged $9,750 and In the utility fund LONGWOOD The City nepotism in various city from $2,129 to 13,250. Council Wednesday night ap- departments. The sum was deducted from - I ________________ ____________ proved a M605 budget for Florida developer, Law enforcement sources said the investigation i.sbeing conducted by the Justice Department's Newark, N.J., or. ganized crime strike f orce. The loan came from a welfare fund for Teamster locals Provenzano once controlled. Since Hoffa's disap.. fiscal 1975-76, setting the tax Plai nt iff . vs roll at 2.81 mills. (one mill and Training Act(CETA) funds year's cash was raised from thence rim South 113 feet more or Sanford State Farmers' Market, RUSSELL F SWITHENRAPIX. t equals $1 for each 11,000 of were not Included In the budget. $33,898 to $37,697 in the general less t the Point of Beginning Sanford, Florida, inaccordanc_w, with uw assessed property value and is Grant alter Connell 's "no" fund to pay for the insurance. and the undersigned as Sheriff of plans and specifications dated Cefenan's Seminole County. Florida, will at February 6, 1975 used to determine property vote said, "a little controversy NOTICE OF ACTION An agent for the Equitable iioo AM on the 5th day 04 Sep Each bid must beaccornanietiby taxes.) Is constructive," life Insurance Co. said the tember. A. 0 1975, offer for sale and • Cashier's Check or Bid Bond In the TO Puw'tl F 'iw'th."nbantl But, Council Chairman j.11. said, "The millage in future cannot stay as It Is now, adoption to raise allocations for employes, rather than 20, are "If the council sticks to the employe group insurance in the participating in the program. budget for the new year the city should end up in good shape," he added. Councilma n H.A. Scott noted the city started the year off CETA Funding Com mi ttee "with a bunch of bills." No money was included in the budget for engineering fees for Slated To Meet Tonight WINTER SPRINGS - A illegal rate hike and refund Res'ience ssound.s. They said Eva Allison, 46, was found in the bedroom of th e httiiie, dead (if an apparently self-inflicted bu llet %A(1111)(1. They said she had been living ssith the professor. Police said the woman left a suicide note but they (11(1 riot ttisc'lt se its cofltt'nis. un now ru Seminole County Courthove in guarantee that the bidder, If *rded the contract. will within t en Sanford, Florida, the above days after writt en notice being described persona l property, given That said sale is beng ma to Such award, enter into Written latisfy the terms of said Writ construction agreement awith the Lot 1$. Block I. NORTH Execution Department of Agriculture and Consumer Service's, in aCcordance ORLANDO TOWPISITE. 41h Ad John E. Polk, dition, Reptat of Sh eet No. ii, at with the accepted bid, and eiecute Sheriff Publish Aug 14. 21, 7$. Sept, OEQ6I And furnish a Contractor's Pier satisfactory to the Department of Florida TOflether with all Agriculture and Conuimr Services. _ . . lie structures -- . '' came under twas'' criticism over the building proposal Wednesday from* Cabinet aides amid reports, dented by officials, that an effort is under ssay Kane from the post tie has held for two years. and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO in the amount of 100 per cent of the i-proverneri m* And hereafter on E tning _. S.lp. 1. ISiS tormance Bond with a Surety Public Records of Seminole County, Glace and Radcliffe. The firm newly appointed committee overpayments and taxes to city CONSIDER ANNEXATION contract price, guaranteeing the said land, and fiitvrej attached Notice it hereby giyen that a perimancp of Said c on tract thereto alsoatt gas steam.electnjc is currently sueing the city for formed in anticipation of residents in the Tuscawtil Public Hearing w Il be held at the water. a For Plans other heating. c ook ing. plans and Specitication . more than 1100,000 claiming Comprehensive Employment section, Committion Room In the City Hall in contact Mark Rauth. Manager refrigerating, lighting. plumbing, the City of that sum is due for engineering and Training Act (CETA) Florida, at 7.00 Sanford State Farmers, Market, ventila ting, irrigating, and power The utilities firm failed to get o'clock PMSanford. on t he defunct sewer system. f undi ng for a city planner wi ll on September 23, 197$, t)O() Syttmt, machines. appliances, French Ayenyp, Sanford. consider the annexation of Florida 3777). Phone 305 377 17$): fixturt,, and appurtenance, woich The council voted to au thorize meet today at 6:30 p.m. at City approval from city council to property des cribed as follows: before raising the ra tes. now are or may hereafter Uertain to W 0 Whittle. Chief B.,ceau of State City Attorney Ned Julian Jr, to Hall. Begin at a point on the easter ly Mrkpt, P0 Bo 1191. Winter or hi' Used with ifl. on on sat right of way of line SR 6001, is U.S prepar e the budget and tax premIses, even Ihough they uc Haven, Flor ida 33$. Phone $13 793 The conunittec will set UP Job I? 92 said point being 151' P4 and nø Iraki detached or detachable ordinances for passage on the criteria, review applican ts and 7501 degrees East from section of Range Mail bids lo reach the Office Of bon Ev 30 first reading Monday night, select the best applicait to Published Dty and Sunda y, sold easterly p Wlic* with the south Mark RiutPtonorbe4orelIA Furnace - General Electric M SU 9' section Ii. township 30 South, Mooday, September IS , 1975 Mark (('1 F 03131 The council Monday night recommend to the council, eiicpt Saturday and Christmas ra ng e 30 E. Seminole County, then All bids as Air Conditioner Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc. also is expected to set a public which will do the hiring. General "SEALED BID TO BE 300 Pd French Ave, run north 2501 degrees E along laid OPENED Ii A M Electric RC.TA 710 lilA anford. MONDAY. hearing on the budget for later Named to the committee easterly P 'N Ini 3)5 ,i. i i.t :u Carpeting F r' N i ivnq room, )5 ,i. ,, ,.. 1'AIJ.AIlASSEE I API-('uffl,rttvt'rsy concerning a state building in Vest Palni Ileach titulti be the undoing of (t'neral Services Director Jack Kane, sources office recorded in plat Book i4, Page 6. to remove Mike Scale, General Services exectitivit- assistant, withdress the building I)roposal and said it would be resub. mi tted in time for Tuesday's (' ibinwt meeting after Kane , , li,.ii J:l.! Judge Says Shevin Erred On Pension 'l'All.AlIAssEI: i AP Robert Shevin was wrung in lature made no mention of tin- impose ray concept on the leg- recuise hit' Pension fronii his jur' and was adjudged guilty "I recognize the importance saying the state pension should lawful t'oinpensation, he said, islature." contributions to the retirement of receiving $29,000 in unlawful of this case to Mr. Christian and stop due to Christian's no-eon- indicating he ruled reluctantly Asst. Atty. Gen. Kenneth fund. But under Shes'in's opin- compensation, conspiracy to to the people of the state," a test plea to a charge of receiv- for Christian. Hoffman said the state would ton, the payment would have to receive another $20,000 and perjudge said before ruling that ing kickbacks. "I know all of us have per. appeal. stop next month when those jury'. F'lusd Christian, convicted forThe retirement law's ban on sonal feelings about this cast' At the end of a 90-minute contributions run out and he lie was sentenced to seven ltiur education commissioner, I*Tl1.SiOflS for officials convicted and the fundamental question hearing, Hartwell said he Was starts drawing on state tax years probation and $35,000 in is eligible for a $25,000-a.year of bribery does not include reinvolved about public corn. ruling without further deliber- funds, fines and restitution. pension. (t'5flg unlawful compensation, pensation paid to a person who ations so the case could begin Christian still faces sentenc. Hartwell said he did not have Leon County Circuit Judge Hartwell said, received unlawful coin- the appeal process and ITIOVC ing Sept. 16 for federal income to consider whether plea-barDonald 0. Hartwell said Forfeiture laws have to be pensation," he said. "But I toward final resolution. tax evasion but indications are gaining considerations would Wednesday that Atty. Gen. strictly construed and the legis- don't believe my function is to Christian, 6), has continued to that he will be granted proba- allow Christian to keep the pen. turn. lie returned home last sion. seek from 51 days in if federal Special Prosecutor T. EdFrisIln in Texas for evaluation siard Austin of Jacksonville before sentencing by U.S. Dis- said botti sides believed the plea trict Judge Clarence Allgood. on unlawful compensation and Christian pleaded no-'contet the dropping of briber)' charges last Marril, nearly a year after would protect Christian's indictment by a state grand pension. Universities Propose Hike In Black Student Enrollment 'l'Al,l,,\IIAySEI-: I API . plan in .une 1974 after conisid- per cent; West Florida, 4.6 to cent and Career Service, 15.5 to Florida's eight predominately crablt' contrtversy, required 5.2 per cent; Florida Tech, 3.8 to 25 per cent, white state supported iht' revisions after finding that to 5.1 per cent; Florida InterThe revised plan also calls for universities are proposing an the state was not keeping up national, 6 to 8 per cent; and restructuring a plan to transfer mi ri.'ast' in black tnrtilltiient si itti u.s own guidelines. North Florida, 8,2 to 8.7 per faculty rua'uibers to caiiipuse.. Irvin 5.8 per cent now to 7.7 per ''We found it more difficult to cent, where they siould be in the (.1.nt by 1980. follow that plan than we anticiPredominantly black Florida racial minority, ending vestiges Richard Ilulet, vice chan- patelL " liulet said. ''It's just A&.M would increase Its white of discrimination in campus cellor for student affairs, said one of those things. I don't think enrollment from the current 10 organizations and increasing the university system is propos- any!xxiy's dragging their feet." per cent to 16 per cent in 1980. professional meetings at ing the goals to comply with a Budget cuts by the legislaIlulet said the plan provides Florida A&M. U.S. Department of health, Lure, which will probably limit for these statewide goals in inA highly publicized plan to Education and Welfare lnftfl" enrollment to some extent, and creasing the number of black pay faculty members $10,000 date to revise state deseg- the recession have been major profes&.irs and administrators: bonuses to transfer to campusregation plans. factors in the state's failure to teaching and research faculty, es where they would be in the Facing a Friday deadline br keep UP with the original plan. 5.9 to 8.5 per cent; adminls- racial minority flopped, Hulet submission the required reviIn a major new commitment, trators, 9.8 to 12.5 per cent; and said. sions, university officials were the revised plan calls for these Career Service employes, 8.2 to "We were unable even with to present the plan to Education increases in black student en. 11.1 per cent, the incentive to be able to stim. ('omiuiissiilner Ralph '1 ur- rollrnent by 180: University of Goals for increasing white tilati' interest in moving,'' tft' lungtl;n tli(L'hy and mail it by Florida, 5.5 to 6.7 per cent; administrators and professors said. "One of the things we disumiidnight. Florida State, 6.6 to 9 per cent; at Florida A&M are: teaching covered was the black faculty HEW, which approved F'lori- South Florida 5.6 to 8.1 per and research, 26 to 36 per cent; "' F'AMU were very happy in tia's university desegregation i'i'nt; Florida Atlantic, 6.4 to 9.2 administration, 12 to 22 per Tallahassee and at FAMU, and even a substantial incentive was not enough to induce thciii - Parents Mull Resumption re-examines it. Ocala Test Well Abandoned OCAI,A i APi-A' test sscll be ing drilled by Amoco Production Co. in Me Ocala National Forest had to be abandoned after its rig starting sinking in soft earth, tItuipilfl' .fficials say. Spokesmen said Wednesday that drilling crews are relocating the exploration ssell in the srrlitj.4ak country to I'I;NsA(old, i AP) Fourday-old twin sisters cling to life as their parents decide whether to resume a court fight to prevent, on religious griiuntLs, the three-month premature infants From receiving blood tranfusions. A juvenile court judge ap. pointed a legal guardian Wednesday night and authorizcd him to make the decision if doctors recommend transfusions For the critically ill gin is, The parents' attorney. Henry (11% Mitchell, said the order v.ould be rt'viessed before Ron Mid Der,ita Ivey of Panama City decide whether to appeal Judge Theo Bruno's order, The Iveys, Jehovah's Witnesses, said theyopposed trans. fusions because their religious beliefs forbid such use of blood, 'Of course, scripturally, the ('tort is wrong in its judgeuncut," Ivev said. ''There is no isay I could give any perinLssion for any type of blood use at all. "Jehovah God knows more about life than ;ny doctor that ever existed," said Ivey, a member of the sect For three years. "I'd die for my beliefs because they are found in the scriptures and I live solely by I he Bible." A hospital spokeswoman said both unnamed babies were in critical condition today due to :'xtremflt' premat urity The - spokesv,oniian said one baby sseighed about two pounds and the other "a good bit less than two pounds." Bruno said he appointed the guardian because "I cannot bring myself to the legal conclu.sion that in life and death, and I feel we have this today, that it itreatment) should be denied., deprived solely by the religious beliefs of the parents. "I respect their religious be. liefs and the intensity in which they feel it, but I don't feel it should impose on the children by cutting their chances of sunvival," he said. The judge said he did not have legal authority to order transfusions, but could appoint attorney Joel Cohen as guardian to make the decision. "Out of respect of the parents beliefs, I would caution the guardian to use caution in cxercising the uses of your responsibility on a very firm (doctor's) recommendation," the judge said. Dr. Edward R. Westmark, attending pediatrician at Sacred Heart Hospital, testified that the babies had only a 5 per cent chance of survival without transfusions, but a 10 per cent chance ssith transfusions. lit' said the transfusions were not needed immediately, but might become necessary as more bkxI was drawn from the babies for tests. Florida's Division o f F amily -M-1Z , Y' 4111111W "~:w iii I ! 'I" -'--',,. $254 , ~ " I - ~- *_ * move." the same fipids for short peri. ods of time, Hulet said. Services filed the court petition after Westmark canceled his own petition for a court order, "The father stated he was going to sue the physician and the hospital if we obtained the court order," Westmark said. "It appears that after looking at policy statements from the American Hospital Association that parents and adult patients do have the legal right to refuse treatment and cannot be compelled to have treatment." h)"autjfullv styled sviih General Llectric.'s new ups'.'ept cooktop that's so easy to i'ep c.Iean! I'll-speed Cilrod 5 surface units with at Lurate pushbutton Lontrols assure fast, even heat. Large F mily-sizt' oven features non-tilt shelf and ','i'n doo r that's removable for easier oven cleaning. Electrical Wiring Specialists No Job Too Large Or Too Small Sanford Electric Co. Opel Mon. thru Fr,. 8a.m. 2522 PARK Includes piping hot corn-on-the-cob, delicious, old-fashioned corn bread & the best salad bar in town! Come As You Are ADULTS 2.75 X ,I ~_~_e: , . - 5 p.m. - Closed on Sal. D1AL322.1547 ___ __ - er]F'irst ' A .13 'A -9 Sou for oleo Seir. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL FRIED CHICKEN BUFFET 'id .. .f. ,~/ - The modification required by HEW calls for a limited number of faculty transfers, trading black and white professors in Of Transfusion Battle . Kane Target Of Criticism . Residence Unknown that an YOU ARE NOTIFIED actlontoforetlospa mor tgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florid, Seminole County. Florida of Carl Ray Songer for the murder of Trooper Ronald G. Smith in December 1973. Chief Ju.stice James Adkins, Justices B.K. Roberts and lien Overton, and Circuit Judges J. tail Lee and Robert Mc('rars' concurred ssith ('rt'sss in the opinion, - Connell al.so objected that the $16,211 contigenc- y fund in River, thence run Southeasterly DID To furnish and instao ap procimately 3430 lineal feet of chain laid RIver 196 feet. o • Comprehensive Employment the utility department. Prior along North of • Point of beginning,link fence, a nd two IS' rolling gates, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, amowitoEl0pec cent ol the base bid. In other businM the mncil costs of Group insurance are up subject to any all esisling loins. Payable to Doyle Conner, Corn the amended the budget before over last year because 35 at the Front And (West) Door of the misSioner of Agriculture, at a Dade County MIAMI I All) Police have ruled murder-suicide in the shooting dea ths of an associate professor of music at Mianiil)ade Community College and his female cornp inion. Officers said the both' of Ihsight Jack, 37, was found in , Grant of Murder-Suicide Ruled '. vdth a $4-million Teamsters Union pension fund loan to a pearance, authorities are taking a fresh look at tran. Death Sentence Upheld ' rALLAHASSEE iAll i-lbe state Supreme Uourt has (ciunty. Florida experience, started his second connection with a break-in Aug. Altamonte Springs, reported refused to cooperate with a federal grand jury and predicts he will be Indicted in connection with the WA.S111N;'uN AI't Rep Dan t e Fascell, 1)-Fla says the federal government should aid South Florida lobster fishennen viihose livelihoods are threatened by a Bahamian ban on foreign fishing boats. Fist-elI, in letters sent Wednesday totheSmall Business -. by virtue of that certain writ of Florida, the undefsign" Clerk Will A" "t hildeler for CA%h At the v%e%l front (mEw 04 the Courthouse of gabbed Drth about the throat, possession of a stolen motor 436, Altamonte Springs. John E*erution issued Out 01 and under offer for sate to the highest and hiddpr for cash the following SmInoIp County. Florida. in San choking him while saying, vehicle. the seal of the Circuit Court of Beerbowel told deputies ford. Florida. the ioIIOw0 County, Florid., upon 'described real proPerty' "KSi quidand ytj woll't get Police said the auto theft and ra dio telephone unit was taken Hilltborough I cii 7$, Rtnrk B, Buena Vista deScribed property. Situated •ird a final iudgmenf rendered in the hurl attempted auto theft charges when the mobile carpet aforesaid court on the 23rd dIy of F states $cuurding to tht DIAl beIng in SemInole County. FlOrida, 3, to wIt A D 1975, in that certain case ffif as recorded in Pint The second man removed are In connection with an In. showroom was burglarized, Panes 1 and 7. Public Records of lot I) Sans Soy :1, O v iedo entitled. Drew Tile Sup p ly Co.. a Dritz's wallet, taking $O in cident at Economy Toyota In deputies said. Plaintiff,yj Seminole County. Florida. Seminole County. Florida. .tC Florida Corporation. cash and credit cards, which another suspect had In other thefts and Clifton Shadron, doing Business' as tnnettuer with all Structures im cord'nn to liv' Pla t thereof. ri listed nine years teaching '' Marco Obligation Claimed , buying parts and one of the men commit a misdemeanor and Covering Corp., 905A East SR- DETROIT (AP) - James R. Hoffa' s foster son ha CHICAGO (AP) - The encephalitis outbreak in Chica go's sou th subur bs makes the area's mosqui to abatement district look "like a police department during a riot," says a district official, "People from all walks of life have been ca lling. Some -ire irltt-. iitht'rc :trt' hod nato ui'r.l c'i,l 1..... raise to $300 the sseeklv ssageliriut of $100 on stiich they base their rates. The council said increasing the base for (lit' rates 55(1(11(1 gist' greater Flexibility . ' Nn Officers said two men ap- tempted auto theft, breaking motor home used as a mobile proached Dritz on the pretext of and entering with intent to showroom at Wekiva Floor O'Brien Refuses To Help Encephalitis Spurs Calls . 51% premiums for workmen's ('011i pensation tn.suranc't' still severely 'laritagi' an irxlustr alri'ativ uIk'rin1 111111 th' ri.'uesslun ( lllItFI('t(if'S ss t'rc the lutist vocal OI)I)(IflCflLS at an Insuralice Department hearing Wednesday of a request by the National Council on Compensation Insurance to bike the btisiness.paitl rates an average of 12.5 per cent and t'Iiange the basis for computing the rates. cMv Theft Probed radio receivers. The spacecraft was to have been launched on its journey last Monday t.join a slster3hip in a piOhe 01 red 'ptanet. But offic' had -t re.iiove the bigh-gain antenna and cabling system in the orbiter alter the scmsitivity problem developed. Court judge recently. The Helanders, ssho have not seen their daughter since she walked out of their house on Feb. 25 and rejoined the church, have sued the church, claiming the church IS 1olding their daughter against her will, a 11. 4C Counts Lodged orbiter which could have caused the loss of sensitivity in %ashied their 18-year-old daughter. "Our daugh ter is not our daughter anymore," Mrs. Elton Helander of Guilford, Com.. told a D.C. Superior 11111, C He said specialists Wednesday replaced a tarnished, goldplated beryllium "bullet" in th e cabling of the Viking - Iwolxistl Increase in " okay to go on the 9th I Tuesday)," said project manager James Martin. WASIJING1tJN AP A Connecticut couple is lock in a legal con troversy with the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church over whether the church has brain- TALLAHASSEE TALLAHASSEE'APt-F'loritla builders Pecnrds of .' - Church Brainwashing Charged Builders Rap Hike Plans 1 CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) Scientists hope to confum today their belief that they tiave solved a problem in the radio system of the second Viking spacecraft and can launch it Tuesday ward Mars. "With a little luck and good weather, I think we'll be Teamster pension funds. %iruian sas ex('tLsed. sale with a 1968 Ford stolen from Art Grindle's Sanford Wheel Ranch. De tectives sa id the auto was recovered when Poffmann was arrested, be Viking Radio Repaired involving Circuit Judge Marion W. Goolling told Slaugi,ter tilt, °f tICICOdAntS, Civil Attiort No 1051 and entered in Case No 751501 (' 0 B. I ARTHUR H BECK the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth WITH, IR Clerk of the aforesaid Ji'fllcl Circuit '0 arid for Si'minffl,' (,rcuit ('nu,rt, will at II 00 AM on wheren Florida, Cciu,ntv. S*'ptnip, lAth, 1975 offer f or AC NAT ION Al HOMES and sell to the highest and best (F PTANCE CORPORATION is t'ictrter for cash at the west front door M .inø THELMA piCintiff, of the Courthouse of Seminole le woman is dfu"i POt MFS ("c'uinty. Florida, in Sanford. Florida. clarut, I will sell to the highest 4Iid the ftIn*ig nlr'crrihed property. best bidder for cashat the West front c?i'itef! ,nil ii,' n, n S e minole door (i t the S i'm inOil' C nun i Iç,r ida. to wit Ccnrt' F Ii,rida, .it ((,rI1c,se Sanford I of 79 cii SANS SOUCI. according to the ptal therent as recorded in II 00 A M on the 17th day of Sri) fember 1975 the tollO*'flg Flat ProS 1A Page 57 of the Public described real estate located nI Seminole County. situatE-li and being in Seminole Florida (Nintv Florida to wit * Police Beat Robert Roscoe Jr., 33, of Washington, D.C., was to be sactions p to a 10ffiflCiflorl' MAIM Jur y For She iflUlUde(i this lX)Ctti: "1 ('111 live itli my ar th ritis. My dentures Fit rue fitw, I can See sith bifocals, But I sure do nuss muiy imiuxi,'' . NC - A FIL Corp. are Called ars old collie Ix.c. 29." I a Courts release of nine hostages and the surrender of their armed MIAMI (AP) - Anthony "Tony pro" Provenzano, nI of theenJamesR.Hoffarepoledlyplj ed tom day he disappeared, is under Investigation in connect ion P4 Tamm. Jr City Clerk Phith' s.pt ins 71 NOTICE . Plaintill, lot 1, filock 1. LINCOLN NOT I( F I S HERE BY GIVEN that nci in order to satisfy the terms of HF IGI4TS. SECTION TWO. u'( no the 17th nay of Senlernber. said final iiid'uiriønt cording to the Plat thereof is at ii no atlhewestlrontdoorof ICIRCUll rOUR7 SEAL) recorded in Plat Rook Page IS the CN,rthcwjse of Seminole County. Arthur H ftrckwitti. Jr Sanford police have arrested Seminole County. Public Perords at nfnrd Flor ida the undersign ed Clerk of tue Circuit Court two men * one of th em a terkwillofler for sale the following tad property being the j,,ime a' Set described real property teacher at La keview Middle Deputy Clerk forth ifl the Final Judgment of I t IA fitonk I. Country Club * SillNi4ol SF14 AND LOGAN 'o men have been jailed on Manor Itnit 1. &cordinq to the Plat P0 School on robbery charges in fcwerlosurr connection with a July 31 Dated thiS 7h forgery and bad check charges. thereof As re(cirded &n Plat Book 17. iii.%"lo"d. of Aiust, FIefidA 17171 1975 I strongarm robbery. Tommie Lee James, 23, 215 Pani". 75 and 76 of the Public Attorneys for Plaintiff ((flIRT SEAt I rds of Seminole County. Pirblih Sept I 175 Booked at county jail on MarcusSt., Altamonte Springs, Reco Arthur Ii Beckwith Jr Florida D[1 $10.000 bond each Clerk of the C.rcwt (i'j't was being held in jail on a toUd tN.,,,h,r *ith .%,I %tructures ,ff, were InainterianLe. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Fliv (etrliA V Fkv,n oF $20,000 bond on four counts of pf'oyemenfç, fitures appliances FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, Sylvester Denmark, 39-year-old Several hours after Drit.z was uttering a forgery brought by and apriurlenanres Ni said land or Deputy Clerk FLORIDA Sept 1975 vocatjonaj instructor, and robbed, police arrested James sheriff's and Sanford police used in criniuncti therewith made CIVIL ACTION NO 7$ IS- 947-CA 09.0 Alonza Teague, 23, of 1108 W. Tucker Jr., 29, of Sanford, Ofl nr The atoresald sale will F TAFFER Trustee, 10th St., Sanford. pursuant to a Final Judgmen t en and robbery charge in the casea detectives ANNIE V TAFFER his wife CIVIL ACTION NO 75 IOSSCA09 B fri-pd In Civil ?S 1304 CA 09 0 Denmar k was arrested by When Tucker came to trial last Plaintiffs , NOTICE OF SALE nicw pecinling in the Circuit Court of Sheriff's detectives arrested Nr!.n hi'n.'t,n c1'"n bP,at our Detectives Walter Jones and week before Circuit Court Steve Wayne Hayes, 20, of 110 the F ighteecith Judicial Circuit in WAVPEE DY KE S and PATRICIA suiant to fiflt lu4Irtu'ent rendered William Bernoy at his 2022 Judge Joe A. Anti for Seminole County. Florida ('tYKES, hit *ilp. FLAVIOUS thf'7lth day of August. 1975. in that Cowart Jr. the W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, DAIFD this 7h day of Lake Mary Road residence, August. INMN) WADDLE ALL STATE certain cause Pending in the Circuit court dismissed the case and on three charges of uttering I97 INSURANCE COMPANY a foreign Court in arid ion Seminole C ou nty Teague, according to Jail discharged Tucker. worthless checks, according to (SCIII Florida. wherein FIRST FEDERAL rorpnrat inn SEMINOLE records, was arrested at Arthur H flckwith. Jr MFORIA(. M AND HOSPITAL, HILL SAVINGS LOAN jail records. Hayes was held on of the Circuit Court Sanford police headquarters. I UMBER HARDWARE CO. a ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE $15,000 bond, u'c V Ekern fly (.Ii lJ corporation And SOUTHERN CflP4TY.rnrpor.ition.u%PIaint,lf, Poli ce said Denmark and Deputy Clerk etcIe Enterprises, Inc a OIS(OtJNT COMPANY OF SAN and Srn Teague wer e charged in con- Sanford Police Detective J.A. ''N DEN RE RC. GAY Florida irwp. The Un'ted States FOPD, FlORIDA a Florida cot P. RhlPkF PA nection with the July 31 Cash jailed John Wayne Hoffof America and Keller Building ration Attorneys for the Plaintiff Products of Orlando Inc . a Florida DeffindAntl st.rongarm robber)' of Lou Drltz mann, 18, Star Route, Sanford, Sheriff's deputies today were Post 0411cc Rn corp. are defendants, Civic Action NOTICE OF SALE at this auto parts business at Gunman Releases Hostages, Teamster Fund Probed , By H . is C0 %Anlnrd, Florida MIKF I DePEYSTER and JANET DePEYSIFU his wife Di'tcnclants ry a Persons interested may appear and he heard at the time and place 'verified City Commission of the city of Grants Poetic Justice Woman i , .ui\U''1': iAtt-A V.OlIIilfl summoned for jury duty the s'eek of Sept. 15 sent Circuit Court Clerk Morgan Slaughter her regrets. lie received a letter Wednesday in sshich the womar saul "Really, I am rather pleased as this is the First ani inly call for jury service I ever had. However, I'll 00 hVlNC,S AND LOAN AScOC IA T ION fl SEMI PlOt. F Till I MA M 1101 MES single (flINTY PIant.tt. corporation P. W ('ONS'I RUC lION CO INC Defendant a II corp. CALVIN 0 THOMP NOTICE OF SALE S(N. .,b a and THOMPSON. NCiTtri IS HEREBY GIVEN and WAI I PLUMBING AND Final Judgment of r*irsiiant 71 '. B' BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer To ' .'. Charged I n Robbe Judge An I PQ FLORIDA IN BRIEF of bid by the city in Mead Manor. the election returns, Phillip phases. This will be discussed the note as soon as the money painting $100; wiring and lights, [lids must be submitted by 7:30 Browning of Striton Properties at a later date. becomes available. $150; refurbishing of draperies, p.m. Sept. 15. ______________________________ IN BRIEF b Ii. FloriCIA "herein FIRST FEDERAL - - Lventncj Herald, Sanioro.i'i. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE op PROCEIDINO FOR FICTITIOUS Notice Is hereby given that we are AND CLOSING VACATING Nice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 6905 Orlando PORTIONS OF A STREET engaged in business at Winter Ave. Fern Park. Seminole County. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: S prin gs, 701 Arch Terrace, 'Yflii will take flftt(C th.t the City Florida under the fictitious name Sem i nole County. Florida under the Commiss ion of the City of Sanford, TWIN CITY AUTO SALES, and that IiCfitiOj5 name of U H S CO . and Florida, at 100 o'clock P M on I intend to register said name with that I intend to register said name September 77. 1975. in the City the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Cornmiion Room at the City Hall Seminole County, Florida in INC Seminole County, Florida in ac in the City of Sanford Florida, will cordance with the ii osons of lb rordance with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit consider and determine whether Fi:titious Name Statutes. To Wit, IS'? StatuteS not the ('lib' will close, vacate and Section 965 09 Florida Section 965 09 Florida Statutes 195?, Sig I') C Jones ,t'andcn any right of the City and the S Robert H Sudduth ion White çIlc in And to those Pori ions of 11th i. 28. Sept A. 1975 'ublh Aug Publish Aug 71. 21 & Sept 4. 11. 1975 Street dMcribed as foIioei 0170 65 ,'i That portion c'I 14th Street lying QEQ i!I between the West rght of way tine CIVIL ACTION NO 7S1054.CA096 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ar A'n.,o and the East right NOTICE OF SALE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice is hr'rt,y (,v,'fl that mir ot y tine of Unuincitree S treet . CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'uiant tnfinal ludument rendered on COUNTY. FLORIDA. h That portion 14th Street lying the th nay of Auniust. 1975 in that CIVIL ACTION NO 751501 between the Southerly e x tension of the West right of way line of certain raiics' pending .rt the Circuit NA IONI.I AC tOMF S d for Seminole County. (FPTAN(F (ORPOIIAIIOP1 Williams Street and the Northerly (rt ; extension of the We%l line of Lot 65, Block K. A 0 Chappell's SAJbd PIS -- Legal Notice Legal Notice with llyt)ARLYNEMI11() Herald Correspondent - W A'a,)fflv b,'' - -,I .11 Starting September 2, saving at The First will be twice as easy in Seminole County. I I rHF., . FiRSt �Evening HerWd Sidney I). Weiss, 2629 Laurel Ave., Sanfori, Is in need of blood—lots of blood. Weiss is hospitalized at Florida Hospital, Orlando, and must have 42 pint.s of the life-giving 300 N. FHFNCfl AVE.,S,N)'ofU), FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-22.21i pr 831.9993 Thtrccjr, • 19'S -4A Around .\VNI•: I) ivi.i:. Piitltsher \ll.l.l,M I) ('URIflE, Managing Editor IU)UEIT C. MMflEv, Advertising Director 9 - )Ionie t)"1iver Week. 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Vt'ar. 10 Mail: In Florida sanie as home delivers . All ther Wall: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months. $32.40. Fidel Castro \J The Clock Hasn't Changed 'I'lw embargo on trade between the United States of America and Cuba remains in force, but there is no denying that our State Department has taken a significant step toward softening its effect. A shift in our Cuban policy is clearly underway. Technically, our government can insist that it I simply recognizing that many Latin American countries have decided to trade with Cuba, and that it is awkward to insist that subsidiaries of U. S. firms in those count ries abide by our trade policies. The State Department can argue that relaxing these indirect restraints is aimed not so much at pleasing Fidel Castro as overcoming a problem in our relations with other Latin American governments. So be it, but the facts remains that Havana is slowly maneuvering its way out of the economic isolation. The Organization of American States has relaxed its embargo policy, with tacit U. S. approval. Some credit must go to Castro's footwork for bringing this about with no major change in those policies which originally put a chill on Cuban relations in the hemisphere his alliance with the Soviet Union. and the sponsorship of subversion elsehere in the Caribbean and Latin America. The Moscow-Havana axis appears to be as solid as ever, and by coincidence the United Nations provided an example of how Cuban support of subversion does not have to take the form of a ('he Guevara leading a band of guerrillas in the Andes. The Cuban delegation came within two votes of getting the 24-member U.N. Decolonization Committee to give formal recognition to an independence movement in Puerto Rico and to condemn the U.S. government for suppressing it. Cuban diplomats have been trying for years to give the impression that the Castro-supported Socialist Party in Puerto Rico represents an authentic desire for independence by Puerto Ricans. In truth, the party and its proindependence supporters got less than 5 per cent of the votes in a referendum on the issue in 1968. Emissaries from Havana also are in the forefront of efforts to build Latin American resentment against U.S. control of the Panama Canal. They were quick on the scene to help the late Salvador Allende try to put the principles of a Castro revolution to work in Chile. The "export" of Castroism from Cuba is not a figure of speech, and it remains an issue that Fidel Castro has not begun to address in his overtures to Washington. Our government has gone far enough in its response to Castro. Where is the meaningful quid pro quo in this budding exchange? We haven't seen it yet. - Message Of Fear %eigtung the assassination of Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman of Bangladesh in the coin of foreign power equations, some observers see a gain for the West. His successor, Commerce and Trade Minister Khondakkar Mushtaque Ahmrwd, is considered pro-American. Ho ever, only a gloomy appraisal is possible If the death of the popular prime minister is weighed in moral and philoso ph ical terms. Bangladwsh was born in the bloddy IndiaPakistan ar of 1971. It was united in the fervent hope that its people could live under a constitutional democracy. Sheikh Rahman was the epitome of that hope. His death at the hands of his personal bodyguards cannot help but send messages of fear to every underdeveloped and unstable nation everywhere in the world. No Action Yet Noting that none of the 98 Watergate-related bills introdu(-ed in Congress during the last two years has passed, Sen. liie1l Weicker asked a pertinent question recently "How's that for a two-year congressional record of straightening out the greatest scandal in the history of the United States politics and government?" he queried. It's a "when-areyougoing-to-stop.beating-your-wife?" question that's also long overdue. Congress either has to say that it's no record at all, or admit that perhaps it wasn't the greatest scandal of all. Well? BERRY'S WORLD I I ,,Now I - I* af the Mideast has lasting peace, just like the one I arranged in Vietnam." If you can help, you may donate at either Florida Hospital or at the Sanford Blood Bank, specifying that it's For Weiss. 'lere's a real chance to help your Fellow man. The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are currently (1)11ducting a clothing and school supplies drive. Inch is to benefit the Rodeheaver Boys Ranch at Palatka. '11w drive is a part of a statewide Jaycee project snd uill run through Sept. 12. If you have any clothing or supplies that aught be used in schools, such as notebooks, pencils, pens, etc., you may contact any member of the SanfordSi'ninole Jaycees or call 322-9091. DON OAKLEY -- f;D ( 6 0 , __k__-__~ Vocational ___' __ ~__ , Aspirations Are Varied Too many American children are victims of 'occupational foreclosure." So say two researchers with Pennsylvania State University's Institute for the Study of Human Development. As reported in Human - _ 0 0 n ' \_1 ___~~_>~ ~ -___*ft~_%__ - _____ `~~~_,~~~_- ____ -____ , ... - ~__ .1 -_ ___ ..r,!~_.:~~__ - __ —. =?n,~--t7 /, ~ ___ ,-_ .- — - -_ _f -I.. n~_ ___ ' - '-- - ~i _ —.-, __________________ -- -. - __ c _______ 'p, 1. More Pity is For Criminal *0 _____________ ________ __________ _____ CO & ________ - _______ _______ I. _______________ _______ - _______ - - .. - 11 I__ • MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST PAST— PRESENT — FUTURE (.'itiI/.'iT.', ' HF L PFUL ADiII(F ON ALL A F FAIR S SLIF IOARRIAGF SLOVE • BU S INESS IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME L0(4GW000 831.4405 HOURS IA U CIo.d Sunda ll ii I) 7 ,,I,, sftth of S.,"'d - He.? ? Whole life readings: $5 with this ad! WASHINGTON (API Sec. civilian technicians that would both Democrat and Republican Force fighting alongside the Saithe attempt to overthrow him. His oil policy, Rodriguez retarvofState}IenryA Kissin- perform surveillance duty in leaders we're predicting ap- gon government. ger, hhome from a successful the desert would "make a pro'al. told a news conference, "Is that of establishing a rcaThe agreement provides for Sinai peace mission, is telling stabilizing" contribution. lauding Kissinger for corn- about 200 American civilian suinable price which favors the interests of both parties." Congress that the United State3 Kissinger, in defending his di- pleting an 'extraordinary mis- technicians to help man strate. will play only a very limited but plomnacy, intends to assure con- sion," Ford said the agreement 'ic Israeli and Egyptian Sur. important role in enforcing the gressional leaders and the Sen- "provides time that will be veillance stations as well as to accord between Egypt and.,l ie Foreign Relations Corn- needed to work, and we intend operate three U.S. tactical 4 MIAMI i Al' An eight-man Mexican delegation is in Israel. utittee today that the U.S. corn- to work very, very hard, for posts in the demilitarized Zone. Havana to take' part in an International Conference of President Ford, greeting Kismnitment amounts to a "watch- concluding it lasting peace set. Both Egypt and Israel insistSolidarity with Puerto Rican lndepen(12nce, Radio singer Wednesday night at An- dog" role and little more. There tlement in the Middle East," ed on having American tech. Havana .ca's. drews Air Force Base at the end were several indications The President said Israel and nicians and without them the A broadcast monitored late Wednesday in Miami said of the 23,400-mile, two-week Wednesday that congressional Egypt had both come to realize agreement would not have sucthe delegation was headed by Dr. Pablo Gonzalez trip, launched the lobbying objections to the U.S. role in the that taking risks for peace "in ceeded, according to U.S. off ('asanova campaign, saying the 200 U.S. Sinai are not widespread and the long run were more accept- dais. Implementation dependsiable than the dangers of war." On congressional approval. Ford said only the United States could command from the both sides the respect and trust 06 necessary to negotiate the pact. Z O ft The United States has no for. SEPT. 4 Lyman 111gb School Band Slim 'N Trim, 7:30 p.m. 8:31.1 Free blood pressure tests, 24 mal responsibility to either side Forest City Elementary Boosters, 6:30 p.m., potluck p.m., registration lee $15.00, p.miu. rc Adventist Church, 71h under the pact, newsmen were School First Grade Open House, supper and business meeting in SCC main Campus, Health and told Wednesday during KissinElm, Sanford, %— J I 7 p.m. school cafeteria. Bldg. Call SCC's Community ger's flight home. Beginning Oil Painting, 7 A senior U.S. otflcial hotly SEPT, 5 Quilting Techniques, 7 p.m.- Services for reservations. iberta'' Products ~ p.m. 10 p in. AFC II, lee disputed as nonsense drawing a Lyman High School Athletic 10 p.m., SCC's South Seminole ____________________ Free FAA Sale Pilot 115.00, NEL Boosters will sponsor a bar. Center, 8 wks., registration fee Seminar. Sanford Airport call 8 wks. For reservations, parallel to Vietnam where a becue at 5:30 p.m. with swim $15 .00. For reservations or terminal buildi ng, 7:30 p.m. vices.SCC's Community Sen. small American contingent in- I ' P creased to a half - million- man 301 E. 251h St. party in the new pool, sneak more i nf o rmation, call SCC's New I ilmn.s on soft and short Sanford SEll' 10 oreview of football train and (i,ntn,iniit.. iI'tP1I'M finl,l •,n,I .IUJlJUland ti: ------------.......... ,• ,,,,u , i ngs. hack to school dance at 8p.m. Personal Growth & Iran' Free door prizes and a chance Basic Gun.srnithlng, 7 p.m. sactional Analysis, 7 p.m. lC SEPT. 6 10 p.m., registration fee $10.00, to win an airplane All pilots p.m., SCC. S-1 13, 10 wks., fee Central Florida Chapter of 8 wks., S-208. Call Seminole in'iteI. $10.00. For reservations, call National Paraplegics Assn. Community College's CornInterpersonal Communic- SCC's Community Services. party, 7 p.m., VFW Post, mnunity Services for reser- ations I 7 p.m.. 10 p.m., Fee Doll Making, 7p.m.- 10 p.m., Edgewater Drive, Orlando. vations. $10.00, SCC, S-207. For reserSCC's South Seminole Center 8 Beginning Watercolors, SEPT. 54 7 vations call SCC's Community wks., fee $15.00. Call Seminole All day fish fry and rummage p.m. 10 p.m., registration lee Services. Community College's Cornsale sponsored by Just Us Club 815.00, 8 wks. Call Community Central Florida Sheltered munity Services for reserto benefit the Good Samaritan Services at SCC for reserWothhip's annual meeting, 8 vations. vatiomi.s. Home. p. m., Sun Bank Comnmunitv SEPT. 8 Room, 200 S. Orange Ave., Intermediate Class Piano, Seminole 111gb School Band 6:30 p.m. -8:00p.m., Monday & Orlando. Parents meeting, band room, Wednesday, SCC's Piano Lab. Oil Painting, 9 a.m. 12 noon, 7:30 p.m. Registration fee $30.00. For registration fee $15.00, AEC 11. Wednesday's high 91. Parent Effectiveness, 7 p.m., reservations call Community Call Seminole Community Overnight low 66. Rainfall was SCC's South Seminole Center, Services at SCC. College's Commurity Services .06 inches. * 12 weeks. For reservations call Basic Class Piano, 8:15p.m.. for reservations. Partly cloudy through SCC Community Services. 9:45 p.m., Monday & WedFriday. A chance of afternoon Women Interested in Further thundershowers. Highs in the Slim 'n Trim, 10 a.m. and I nesday, SCC's Piano Lab, Education, 9 am.- 12 noon, p.m. Monday and Wednesday, Registration fee $30.00. Call fee, 6 wks,, SCC's South up pe r 80s and low 90s. Lows in low' to mid 70s. Variable SCC's South Seminole Center. Community Services at SCC for Seminole Center. For reser reservations. ('all Seminole Community (*all vations or more information, mostly southeast and south winds 10 mph or less, gusty College's Community Services call June Gordon at SCC. SEPT 9 near thundershowers. Rain for reservations. Introduction to Creative Basic Home Interior probability 30 per cent through Sanford-Seminole Art Aggression, 7 p.m. 10 p.m., Decorating, 7 p.m. 10 p.m.,. Friday. AssocIation, 6:30 p.m., Civic registrations $10.00, 8 wks., AEC 38, 110.00, 8 wks. Call Extended Forecast Center, for covered dish sup. SCC, 11-113. Call SCC's Corn- Seminole Community College's Partly cloudy with scattered per. Joe Mathicux will conduct mnunity Services for reser- Community Services for mostly afternoon and evening vations, a critique. reservations, thundershowers. Highs mainly around 90 and lows In the 70s. Basic Class Piano, 3 p.m. Daytona Beach tides: high 4:30 p.m., Tuesday & Thursday SCC's Piano Lab. Registration 7:52 am., 8:18 p.m.; low 1:32 fee $30.00. Call Community n.m.: 1:53 P.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:34 a. m., 8 Services at SCC for reserBIRTHS SEIEMBE1t3 p.m.; low 1:22 ann., 1:48 p.m. vations. 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But he added mysteriously: "I do think the less we put in writing on these matters, the be tter," Footnote: we sought commen ts from all Members of Congress named In our story. Most lad not returned from their vacation!, but aides I nsisted the job referrals were neither improper nor illegal. In every case, the aides descri bed the let te rs as "routine." A spokesman for Spea ker Carl Al bert, for example, emphasized: "We've always been extremely careful." And Sen. Hugh Scott's office stressed that, if t here timid been any Imprcpriety, it had been done by GSA without hi knowledge. A spokesman for President Ford said all his congressional recommendations had been examined d ur ing his confirmation hearings, and no hint of Impropriety had been found. Hafez Assad "reserved iudimuent." raeli Phantom Jet was shut Elsewhere in the Middle down, but the Israeli command East: .saaf all plant's returned safely Kissinger:UU.S. Role Small , Governor (;s-9 assistant buildings manager position (which) pays $10,470 per annum as compared to the $8,938 that the federal protection job wou ld have paid." Former Rep, Louis Wyman, U-N.H., now running for the Senate In New Hampshire, was also active in seeking GSA jobs for tii political pals. A special job was illegally "created " for one of his f riends, John O'Malley, and GSA assigned "top priority" to the job a pplication of Frank Schiappa, the father of Wyman's administrative assistant. Ill health finally prevented the elder Schiappa from obta ining gainful employment at GSA, but four other Wyman referrals recel"ed preferential treatment. Applicant after applicant, wi th the right poli tical connections, got priority over those who had no pull. A Job seeker recommended by Sen. John Tower, R.Tex., for example, landed a cushy, $25,000.s-year post "over a stronger candidate," according to the Files. GSA also "wen t to great lengths" to arrange an $18,000-a-year Job for Barney Sanders, who had the backing of House Speaker Carl Al bert, D, Okla., Rep. Tom Steed, D-Okla., and former Se n. Fred Harris, D-Okla. Before Gerald Ford moved from Capitol Hil l to the White House, be teamed up wi th ex-Rep. Ies Arends, R-Ill., to seek a GSA job for Joseph Lawless. - refugee camp CALL for APPOINTMENT - BERT COLLIER His recommendations apparently car ried great weight. One Friend of Scott was awarded a top job, according to the report, even though "there were 14 people ahead of him on the Civil Service) register." Another time, Scott wrote a "Dear Bob" letter to t he n GSA Administrator Robert Kunzig ur ging that he "favorably consider" J. Ronald Smith for a job as a buildings manager in Pittsburgh. Back came a "Dear Hugh" letter from Kunzlg. "You may be assured," be wrote, "that we will do everything possible to expedite pr ocessing his appointment." About the same time, Scott also pushed Harold Kitchen for a federal protection officer's job In Wilkes-Bdrre, Pa. Neither Smi th nor Kitchen, as It happened, could pus the qualifications. But GSA produced a typical bureaucratic solution; both men simply were offered better fobs, It Is all explained in a June 23, 1971, memo which speaks of Smi th and Kitchen as "the two must referrals from Senator Scott's of fice," Confides t he memo: "We were not able to quality Mr. Smith for this pc'sltion. We therefore esta blished another position." Thus, he was given a tailor-made job, In blatant violation of the law, at a recurnrneruded salary of $16,40 4. In the case of Kitchen, the helpful folks at GSA "qualified hint and are ready to offer him a ....... Secretary Launches Lobby Effort Ecuador Chief: No Evidence 41 6 plans to attend the signing cer. liut before Israeli troops begin fl ! i lob Several prominent Members of Congress have brought pressure on the General Ser vices Administration to violate the law and give ptferential treatment to their f riends for civil service jobs. The conf idential Investigative files of the Civil Servi ce Commission contain re por ts on 36 Congressmen who allegedly Senators and pushed GSA to find jobs for the ir friends. Federal law strictly prohi bi ts preferential treatment in civil service hiring. There Is enough fl exibil ity In the law to permit Members of ('ngress to endorse job applicants. But the selections are supposed to be made wtLly on ."nent, wi thout political considera tion. Yet the confiden tial files show that more than 300 people got their jobs at GSA through political favoritism. In fact, GSA created a special unit to hand1 the illegal patronage referrals. Al though these violations am carefully documented , it took years for the Civil Service Commission to get around to bringing charges agai nst eight GSA officials. But no action has been taken against the Members of Congress, whom the GSA poli tical unit served Th e investigative files finger Senate H.epubhcan Leader Hugh Scott as the most energetic patronage seeker with more than 60 jobs secured. An investiga ti ve report states that GSA maintained "a SenatLr Scott file" separate horn other political referral files. MI.tMl i ,%11) -Hurricane Doris, still carrying %4in& of 1(15 11 ;11( ` hour, is sh ing sirlis of c;ikenuing as it pushes through the North Atlantic far from land, the National Hurricane Center says. Meanwhile, weathermen are keeping watch on three other disturbances. Forecasters said Wednesday that Doris, the season's third hurricane, posed no problem to any land mass. It w as located about 1,400 miles northeast of Bermuda anti was expected to hove slightly north and weaken gradually through today. h pact with seven abstentions. no fense." Rabin told the Kness&'t, Israel's parliament, In contrast to the demonstra. lions against the agreement that right-wingers organized CALENDAR 1- First Wednes(La - in southern Lebanon. The agency claimed an 1- affair," lasting perhaps less than live minutes. Israel's lawmakers debated for lime hours Wednesday, then - ttI1i d( __ singer's party said President I on) would be a "very brief Mexicans Arrive In Havana - _______________ Palestinian demonstrated in favor of the The developments threw the t'mony.'' "11101 to withdraw behind the Gidi and agreement oulsIde the Knesset. planned ceremonies into ,%iht'ttt,n (. _•,, .._ passes mnrougn inc Sinai Approval of the accord by the fusion, and hectic behind-the- Wednesday night from Londori muountains, the U.S. Congress Egyptian People's Assembly scenes talks were re port ed at after accompanying Kissinger must approve a key provision was not necessary prior to the the United Nations' Geneva on his successful Middle East providing for the stationing of signing. headquarters. peace shuttle. about 200 Ainorii':an f'iuIi',n fl ....-'.. I... LftUUIIdII part) ItdUIFS iIII ll Sources said a U.N. pullout His spokesman's statement technicians at electronic sur Washington predicted Congr's. would reduce the agreement to said the "primary aim" of his veillance posts in the passes. sional approval of the agre'.. the level of a bilateral accord visit was to bring the docu. Israeli Prune Minister Yit- ment. But Senate Majorut although it makes specific ref - mnents that were to be signed zhak Rabin also sought to quiet (rerice to the Geneva peace' and "also to be available in Aiilt'rican (ears that American Leader Mike Mansfield is IIs&(l, and House I)emocrati confi.rcnce that o pened under case' we can he he lpful in work- involvement in the Sinai could leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. U.N. auspices in December ing out arrangements for the lead to another Vietnam. said he would not take a final 1973. signing ceremony." "Israel is not asking Amen- position until after hearing the The Israeli Parliament apU.N. sources said the cere- can troops ti fight in ite.s d dt' tails from Km:siner chamber at the Palais de Nations, The U.N. headquarters in Europe. - " s" _____ by lsraeli planes that raided a senior American official in Kin- - Parliament approved the agreement Wednesda y n ig ht, a n d representatives of Israel and Egypt were to sign it at 12 noon EDT in the council Secretary of State Alfred Alhe- rton said "at present he has Israeli -............ QUI'JO, Ecuador (Al' - President Guillermo Guillermo Rodriguez lara says he has found no evidence that worse. Ms. S.ofler, a college student, spent months _____________ - __ "I' P J_ 14A trying to co pe with the process of prosecuting the children in urban day-care centers. The kids, 1 ________ lilaB: Answering rude questions, making hose ages ranged from three to six, were asked what they wanted to be whtn th ey grew up. repeated and often empty court appearances, Fs~ per cent projected emselves into Almost 70 th facin g the humiliating remarks of the suspect - -and his attorney. And in the end It was for no adult roles, Including specific occupations. But purpose; the defendant was released on a legal the little gir ls put themselves into a parental role 111 technicality. much more often than the boys did. And when 'r' naming specific occupations, the girls viewed With variations as to outcome, such is the iTi7 in such traditional female fields as themselves ,1_ curse of most crime victims in America. nursing and teaching, while the boys chose to be Historically they have been the neglected factor % I;. doctors, preofessional a thletes, race car drivers, in p -. - the criminal justice equation, and with ever — --- ______________ -airplane pilots, policemen and firemen. new rights and considerations for the per— petrators of crime, victims may even be inLike the females, black children also had more limi ted vocational aspirations, a finding, say the creasingly neglected. 0 F investi gators, that is consistent wi th previous They are ou ts iders in an i nsider's system, they ________________________________________ observations that lower-class black you ths don't are tangential pieces of evidence, they are think they have a lot to say about their vocational number designations or the record ed notes of futures. Blacks and women share a doubt in th e docket cases. Rarely are they treated for what It "ability to shape one's future and exert infl uence they really are: Put-upon people. __________________________________ over one's own life situation." In a word, says Jim Lacy of the Police Equality of opportunity Is not enough, con,tA Foundation, victims are treated "scandalously". dude Vondracek and Kirchner. Children also After several yars of investigating th eir plight for the Washington-based law e nf orcement need to be taught "equality of aspirations," and Back on the educators need to attack the "foreclosure" association, Lacy believes victims are vicphendinenon at Its mots In the preschool years. tunized not only by crooks, but often, and after One hesitates to Issue a caution against such a the fact, by cops, courts and condi tions of proposition. From time immemorial the racist pr oce d ur e that generally dehumanize and has claimed that blacks would be "happier" if diminish. they were not encouraged to strive beyond their Just t he matter of finding a pa rking space near allegedly inferior abilities. The same argument a courthouse, says Lacy, can contribute to the ( was used to oppose the abolition of slavery and overall abuse of a victim. Defendants may be the granting of suffrage to women. chauffeured by their lawyers to desi gnated no child's future should be William P. Duval, Florida's First civil prank, Willie Duval concluded, as a friend wrote, Of cow courthouse spaces, but someone who has just "foreclosed" because of his race, sex or governor, had the unique distinction of being "that he had no place In society and so must ride been raped numy have to locate an unoccupied background, and certainly not in the preschool described by two of America's leading authors. off into the sunset." meter. Washington Irving, who used Duval as a years. The danger would be if social reformers Actually, the systemic abuse for victims often Young Duval's offense was that he had hidden begi were to go beyond the concept of equality of model for one of his characters, called him a ns long before court appearance Is requir ed. the family Jackass In the smokehouse. When opportunity and begin demanding equality of Natty Bumppo. Police interrogation of victims Is commonly as achievement as well, placing well-intended but Ralph Waldo Emerson, the great tran- housekeepe r went out for a sli ce of breakfast in te r as it is for perpetrators. Old people who ham, she was frightened Into hysterics and are mugged alter dark, unwise pressures on children In the process. sendentalist, on a visit to Ta llahassee wrote for i nstance, may be almost died. It's conceivably possible, For example, that "Gov. Duval is the bu tton on which all things are grilled as to why they were out af ter dark, as If some little girls just naturally want to grow up to hung." by inference they encouraged th e crime. After a flogging, D'ival's father endowed him be mothe rs. Of the two, Irving's reference is the more with "a long gr een silk purse well filled" and the Also, police normally confiscate any of the evocative. Natty Bumppo was the Intrepid scout you th rode west. He told his sister he would not victim's property that can be used as court in James Fenimore Cooper's Leath rstocking return until he was a member of Congress and evide nce, th us de nying the owner use of the The U.S. Postal Service Is going to give Tales, the very spirit of the frontier. Cooper that Is exactly what happened, goods for weeks and even mon ths. One Americans back their geographical Identities, described him over and over again. In the Washi ng ton cop remembers a case where a For some time Duval lived the most primiti ve Postmaster Ge neral Benjamin Bailar has opening pages of "The Pathfinder," he puts woman's hearin g aide was kept for over a year life, learning the way of the Indian and the announced that as soon as the required can- these words in Bumppo's mouth : "a nd by the time we gave It back to her It was ceiling equipment is available and in place, local "You have met Christian men In the forest. When some of his companions suggested corroded, broken and useless." postnuirks wi ll be applied on ou tgoing f irst-class wilderness, and such as know how to treat all that they move on because Kentucky was getting Beyond this t here is for victims the in. mail at processing centers throughout the kindly who are disposed to peace and justice. My too crowded - there was now a settler family terminable waiting. Cases drag on. Court dates only 12 miles from the ir camp Duval decided country. gif ts are with a rifle, and on a trail, and In are set, canceled, reset and canceled again. And to go in the opposite direction toward It was thanks to the Postal Service, of course, way of game and hunting." even hen the victims go t hrough it all, suffering and in the name of efficiency, that the local In his early manhood in the Kentucky civilization. He settled down to study law, lost wages for time off their jobs, wasti ng dreary postmark was sent into oblivion in the first place. wilderness, that might have been said by Success came quickly. Vit hi n a few years he hours sitting dumb in crowd ed legal c ham bers, Except for a few large cities, the service dropped William P. Duval. was elected to Congr".. Henry Clay and even when they cooperate fully in the name of most postmarks In 1970 and began cancelling He was born into a we ll-to-do plan ter family John C. Calhcwi he wa c he young hawks justice they may never comprehend the stamps in regional ma il processing centers. of Virginia. When he was pun ished for a boyish who brought on the War of 1812. workings of Iu.stice, Vondareek and Behavior magazine, Sarah Elizabeth P. Kirchner polled 282 bla ck and white future Palestinian state. But .j shuttle, about 10,000 Israelis The •• Hurricane Doris Weakening bad enough, tile related offenses may have been ______ The Palestinian ctinuivand in Beirut reported that Israeli commandos landed from rubher boats under cover of naval gunfire early today near the south Lebanese port city of .Si. don and battled with guerrilla s frorria nearby refugee camp for three hours. Palestinian sources said six persons tere !4OUflded. WAF,, the PaIe.stir,t' news agency, reported three persons ,uere killed and seven wounded ficial witness at the signing of the pact, scheduled for 5 p.m. 000n EDT. reliable sources the('tuuiwnists, President Francisco Costa Gomnes reII'tI ( ;Ofl(k(-S from the premiership last Friday i,,,, nanit'd liumu chief of staff of the annetl llctj' 'Ilis enrageul the anti-Comuumuutmis ts since it offer ed Goptalves the Opportunity to purge them and th eir supporters from tia' military New York City doorstep last year he set in motion not one, but rutany crimes against women. And t hough the criminal act itself was ; voted 70 to 43 in favor of tile (luring Kissinger's diplomatic The secretary of state wound up his Middle East shuttle with visits wednes(iay to Jordan, w hereKing Hussein gave himna qualified endorsement of the new agreement, and Syria, 'here the leaders of the ruling iutti socialist party con. ilemnned the pact. The Syrian statement termed the agreement a "setback to the Arab struggle" because it made no provision for return of the (;luru Heights to Syria or a - When a thug tried to asault Be th Sofier on a _________ _____ - Than Victim _________________ ______________ l.lSIlON, Portugal (AP) Moderate Foes of Gen. Vasco (riiles are trying to restrain militant array officers from using force to drive the pro-Communist general from power. The moderates fear civil iAar since Goncah'es has threatened to reinforce the military units loyal to Iiiimu bya - _~ 1, .---., __ -, ,t,~:_1\1_ ____ _______ - - -- Try To Restrain Officers - —'.-' G oncalves Opponents TOM TIEDE ~____^ 1 IN BRIEF Inallattel"llit to appease tx)(h Vieanti-Communist.swid @ 0 . - ' Thursday, Sept. 4. 197S—SA - - w Switzerland (AP) proved the agreement Wednes- The Soviet Union decided toclay night, and representatives day to snub the scheduled sign. of Israel and Egypt were to sign ing of the Israeli-Egyptian utat5p.m.(l2 noon EDT) in the agreement, diplomatic sources council chamber at the Palaii said. des Nations, the United Nations The UnitedSlates, which headquarters in Europe. sponsored the agreement, also Shortly after the word spread planned not to attend, but the in diplomatic circles that the reason was not clear irame- SovieL would stay away to cxcliately. press their disapproval of the The United Nations said pact negotiated by Secretary of "there is a possibility" it too State Henry A. Kissinger, a w ill cnccl pn3 h t "e an of- spokesman for U.S. Assistant GENEVA, sa y, - Soviets Snub Sinai Agreement Signing WORLD '. A ell-deserved doll of the derby goes out to local Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team REACt I for an act of kindness over the labor Day %k eckend that may eli have contributed to keeping Florida's death toll on the highays far below the predicted number. The local R E ACT unit set up a refrestuuuent stand at the rest stop on Interstate 4 between I in :w wI mid Sa olarulo exits and posted signs Want to learn more about respiratory Illnesses Evening Herald, Sanford. FL urging all motorists to stop for a visit, stretch their legs and take a lemonade or coffee break. De bbie Wright, a member of the Seminole REACT unit put it best of all hen she said, "We're "Il l here trying to get people to slow do ii and relax. We ant them to get out of their cars for a while. Iiii e're trying to get people to take it easy this eckend and avoid accidenis." Although not it niemuuber of the local UEAC'ts, we are proud to say that we're a UI-er tone who is a licensed citizen's band radio operator) and think it's great %% hen people go out of their ay to help others stay alive as did these local folks. Aid, knoing that 27 people were predicted to due on Florida's high ays over the holiday ( that prediction fell 16 short), e should all be proud to knot that someone cares enough to spend 12 hours out in the hut sun, on a blistering highway, trying to get people to drive safely and Arrive Alive. Congrats REAM' members' You deserve all the Praise you get- -- and iA e hope it's a lot. —11111 Currie and the problems caused by smoking )and we say this as e light up another one)? Winter Park Memorial Hospital's health education program is featuring a semnir.ar on the subject at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 8. The seminar still include an open discussion on the subject, led by a member of the hospital's iitMlical staff, and a film entitled "Ashes to Ashes." According to hospital sources, "If anything's going to make you stop smoking, this film is it." The public is invited to attend and reservations tity be made by calling 646-7016. ECONOMY SIZE PACKAGES . - MANY NAME BRANDS - r To Phone Your Order, Simply Call 830-1150 ' 'O'itP(l MI$MO%t Churth w i th KiflQ fltlII(flQ flyii Pfv I family fbi at F ,. r''n (f'Uf,'efy In lieu ut 'r,rI,tion,l ''O'P%%'On of r - And a spokesman for GSA, al though acknowledging the agency had established an Office to "follow up on high-level referrois,' irslsted: "We have maintained all along that it was not against regulations," ', ~ it COUNTRY C1.11.11111-1110AD ripqth - f,mily equc%t% t)e made to ,he r irt IInii"d Mthrj,i CturP, Mrr.inril I' urli !jtmkow t.nrral Hnflle in rharq, I Watch For Our 'Fun Days" Coming Soon! STAN BROCK'S PET KINGDOM VISIT OUR WAREHOUSE STORE Lacto from the Lu.i 1' P.O. BOX 404 - • 'u.;-,%-u)(fl ''" '''' - J Os.) CASSELBER1Y, FLORIDA 32707 " — 3 C) PHONE 8301150 ., I �6A--Fvninq Herald. San?ord,Fp, Thursday, Sep? 4, 197S - C ould Vast/y Change Power Balance E venin g Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. Thursday, StPf. 4, 1975-7A I Huge Oil Boorn Developing On China s Mainland PEOPLE NEW \'OIIK I At i An 1)11 the iritcrna1io,il power balance vancing thunderstorm," stiris developing on main. over the next decade, ring everything it encounters. It land China tnat not onl% coulil "The ('hmese oil boom will could reduce Soviet power in give 'lie U nited Statesan alter- not resound juddeniv and the Far E.ast. Almost certainly nate energy source but might sharply like a sonic booii,' said it ill be felt here, provide billiumis of dollars in llarne(l P. Iloose, an authorit trade and jobs i'tie U.S. impact is likely to be for thousands of tin the pt-ople,s Republic. mainly for the good. Between Aniericans, ill be more enduring." his ninth and 10th visits to the These tire among the chief ef. "it %%ill rise steadily across People's Republic since Feds of thy titii, % 1972, tiicti might Asian and Pacific horizons in h se, who is the China ou vastly change oil markets anti the next five years like an ad. representative for a number of Astronaut Deke Slayton Released From boom Hospital Save 25% on 'Rochelle' -a 44 APi Astronaut Donald K. Slayton has I'eri released from the hospital, nine days after surgeons reusoved a small benign tumor from his left lung. Slayton, 51. u alked from the M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute on Wednesday and said he felt 'in real good shape. " 1k u as a cre member of the recent &wiet.Mncrican Ij - - J, . .., . . C flight. Asked if he ould be healthy enough for a planned tour ! the Soviet t'rnon later this month. Slay-ton grinned and O h !tU beds r Nei Jackie Jackson Sued lOS \;ELEs ,p - Sigiiiul ''Jackie " Jackson of hu Jackson Five singing group has been sued for divorce t his u ife of nine months. Enid Arden Jackson, 21, filed the suit Wednesday in Superior Court. She said she and her 24-year-old guitarist huchanil had wi ii unity property rth nrc than $!fl i ilhon and asked the court For tcni;irarv suppo rt f $.00O a month. f 1 KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. I,- _ -__ I I F I Smart People 46 £ - ...Pr. ' ale They had no children. , , 9 - .... IUNIiON API "Rochelle" is a floral printed, fully quilted bedspread Acetate taffeta top, polyester fill and rayon/polyester back In pink, aqua arid goldenrod Henry Wynberg, the rejected suitor of actress Ehzabeth Taylor, was quoted by the London Daily Mirror today as saying in an interview, "1 was her lover. .. I am still her friend." Wynberg, a 42-year-old Los Angeles auto salesman, was divorced seven years ago and has an 11-year-old son, He I Miss Taylor last month hen the actress rejoined Richard Burton, her fifth husband. "I pant her to be happy, whether with me, Richard or dfl, - tJj Kincj - 4j ut'i' ,. 4 th towel ' 4 aw 1 ~w f - Save - on IF 7 •- r W lown %40 A ILI that a deficiency of it might not stored In the body. They arc rapidly eliminated, so taking large doses of ii- just wastes your money. I am aware of the 81389 4,932,36 137.01 179.64 Constituting an ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE of 72.77 The above example is based on the CHARGES begin. first payment due 30 days from the day the FINANCE We would not quote payments or rates, and waste the cost of lower. - advertising II they were not * A Member F D I C -- 110,97 - SAVINGS TO you WHEN BASED ON THE RATE NORMALLY CHARGED BY A DEALER, AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 14.54 We reserve the right to decline a loan request. Our decisions are down payment and acceptable credit, fso-way trade can be cx- pecte(l to rise steeply In the next If vc;ir iii a Iloixitide of oil." Will China cooperate with the FICTITIOuSNAME United States? For all nations, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION P4otcb is hereby qvpn that I am loose, cooperation will be Noticp is hereby given that a fl 5flS at 7407 S only to the degree that Chinas Public Hearing will be held •t th Decott Ave. Sanford, Seminoir own national interests are comm550fl Room in tne Calf Hall in County, Florida under the fictitious the City of Sanford. Florida, at 700 served. But American and Chi- o'clock P PA on September 22. 1975. rme of BUSINESS SERVICES OF Legal Notice nese interests may to some degree based mainly on sufficient dovetail. "Bearing in mind the geopoli. A 1 Ik Ir 9' Ma ------------------ - "s, - -- "e .--jc H • , / ' ' lit/ . Save on appliances, I 00 1 '" Pr'npr arid Marot 's W.ii4m P WniIrns Da'fendant which al'act Writ Of Eieulon was erfiveren n me as Sheriff Of Cr'.inlp County Florida, and I P'.vf' l.',;eii up the following P,y', 5r,r as follows One (11 1977 Datsun Stationwaqon Title No 551111* VIN Pin PLS1cçj arci the ain(jf'r%.Qflc a', ShIt'jil of ',niria'lp rnaansy Florala, 'wrn at II 00 A M no tha' 191h oty of Sep ten' her. A D 1975 offer fir Sale and sf'ii to the highest hd',q for casn, sutniert t any and mu e.stng lenS At the Front iWa",t) Door of the Sprni,riie Cni,nty Courthouse fl Ctitr1ofti, 11' irc1, the ('t(mrben fla'r%nn.(i property ht saId sale i% benu made to Stify the termS of Writ of F Pf'(i tin 'rP'n E Polk V D. Orig. 3.29 Polyester Jersey Prints Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Sept. 7 a 4' Pn,rif Sa'n'nip (nijnty Figrda Patnl,h Ain. 7* Sect 1. Ii, II, 1975 rt0 177 AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTON TO Robert Ii Lanam 7 11th Court South PPi*nIii City, Alabama YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an actontoforp<le,, mrtqaqe on the foiIo.. n rrooa'rtv ri Seminole Ctinty, Flor ida Icif 31, of Block I in Replal of Nc, I and 7 North Orlanøo Tc'wnjt, 4th Additøn, ecc 0 cdn3 to Plat thu'qecf r ec orded fl Plat Pcok Il, Paoqj Sand 6. 04 the Public ecords of Seminole County, tptp Reg. 29.99. Sale 23.99. 7-piece stainless steel cookware set Tn-ply, 1 and 2-quart covered covered dutch oven, 9-pc stainless steel set. Save $8 Reg 3999 I - - 10" open fry pan, - -,----- j • 1 Big savings - - Sale 31." S ave $2 Save Reg. 16.99. Sale 1&99. JCPenney cooker/fryer. Teflon' lined for easy cleaning. Has a iarge Sql capacity, automatic thermostat arid cooking char? Colors chrome, r $5 jar. Colors avocado, buttercup --_---' -! \ti.-'- on bowling Reg. 19.99. Sale 14.99. Our great 7 -speed blender with flash blend Includes 40-or glass 'I---' -- 1'•' i" - - - covered floublo boiler, 8-qt covered dutch oven, 8" covered Mil frypan with eggpoacher insert, 10" open fry pan Plus many o ers S le m I on sale. v al ir Reg. 1599. Sale 14.99. JCPennoy hole-in-the-handle knife with tray Has 9" serrated blade for effortless culling Colors balls. Artbr - -. *- Save $4 15.99. Ap - -WW - !- 55 - - Brunswick' Triple Crown pearlized blue plastic bowl -: ,,,, Save , - ma ball. Available in 10 14 or weight 16 lb. '19(J2 Brunswick "Custom 300 $5 bowling ball, Blue,'black rubber. Save $4 Reg 19 A 99 sale 15.99 Features squelch control, AC/DC operation and AFC on :- - Batteries not included ft 323,567C ______________ fl11&..-__T11T$ 'CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. 'tO 9 p.m, Open Sunday 1 - 5 p.m. , , $ li,'k,vth. Jr Phui5h At.g%t II 71 II & Sept 1, 197% Reg 1999 Sale I - - - - s'±P*.- - Sale prices effective PANEL- , (Stall FM Has slide rule tuning and telescoping antenna, too % . Al Dpty ClerI -• - -" - - - .'c'.1 -S •S - S - '',=f - - va -. ..• - - - -. S S b&#ra"t" S - - S S S S S S -S Re;. 29.95. Sale 23.88. This 3 band portable radio has AM. FM, public Service hi bands and a weather station Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Sept. 7 - Clerk of thp Circuit Court By I illIan T .,enk,nt saucepan, 2-qt - ak th avocad o, Wiffiffiffir Save $1 I Reg. 54,99. Sale 43.99. Regal 11-pc tni-oty cookware set Heavy weight. Versatile, Includes 1-qt. covered - r ifl,idC las bcn filet moans, you and you are recuired to (a'fsiC .1 mm,. ml s,. ,, ritten detentes, if any, to at Oil BERNARD C O'NEILL, JR of roby, Cunningham anø O'PliIi, P A . Plaintiff s attorneys, whose address it *65 Hartford Building, 700 Fast Pblnø Street, Orlando, Florida, 77*01. on or before the 17th day of S ep tember, 1975, and file the nriOLrual with the Clerk 04 tpi Court e'lhpr before SPfv(f' on Pia'nIff' attorneys or Imm ed iately thereafter flthe,w,te a default will N entered mg,inst you for the relief demanded fl tPit' Conpiant WIT NESS my hand and the seal of thi5 Ccitt on the 11th day of Auq,jst, 197 5 - saucepansS-nt : Defend.sr'ts AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO DUANE .i NOVOSEDLiA Anti DIGNA G NOVOSEDLIAI his Wife 107 Sherwood Place Pscl Air, Maryland You are noffied that an action to 'Orerlose a mortgage on ?ri follow;ng p;operty an Seminole County, Florida Lot 17, Block A. SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, UNIT 7. accordnq to the Pta t thereof as recorded in Plat Rock 16, Pq 71, Pi,jtI Records of Serniriol C ounty , Florida has been tiled Qaanst you arid you are reoulred to serve a copy of your *r'ten defenses, if any. to P on BERNARD C O'NEILL, Jr of POSY. CUNNINGHAM & O'NEILL. P A . Plaritifls attorneys. *?ioj,e addrest 5 165 Hartford Buaidng. 700 East Robinson Street Orlando, Flor ida , 37*01, on or before the I7tn day of September. 1975 and tile Inc original With the Clerk of this Court ether belr,e service on PlaLnItI., attorneys or amrnediatel tfiefeafte- o'heewise & default will be entered against you for the rele y demanded in this Compiint WITNESS my hand and the seai ot thiS Court on the 11th day of Augus• IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 1975 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ARTHUR H BECKWiTI'i. JR FLORIDA Clerk of the Circi.' Cc't,irt n Lillian Jr"k CIVIL ACTION NO. 75'S7CA.Q1 A P1,0 I1uQ,%t CONSUMER FINANCE INC Plarutitl. (Semi I VS PblsP, Au 11 71, 7 4 & Sept I, 1975 POPFPT H LAP4AM, OFO 71 Def end ant Save 6 I P ia Il I V11 DUANE) 'IOVOSEDLIAK,OiGpdA & NOSuOSEDL1AK. hi% *ift, arid JAMES W PUPICH, Pi,'nt.ff c1a';rriç1 nroDer?y *ned by William P Kniiross sad prOOfty t*ia inrat ed in Spmnoie County Florida, more Darticularly - - -- Florida uoon a f'nai judOrneot r.nrl.red in the alo'esad mart on 'ha' 1fltP day Of March A 0 197 in rert.n cas' eflutied I ' - a' CAMERON BROWN CONIU 0AEP FINANCE, INC ("rariapranirnty ;W.;0 ' -- 3, page 19. Public Records of provisions of the Fictitious Nsrnr County. Florida. Said Statutes. To Wit Section lbS C property is presently zoned P I Florida Statutes 1957 (Peiideitial) Dstricl. S Henry J Boissonne,jii All iartes In interest and Citizens PubliV'a' Aug Ii. 21. 78, Sept It. 1975 Shall have an oppOrtunity to be OFO U heard at said hearing NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE iS HEREBY GIVEN tnt PiC)1l F v virtue of 'h.'t rl'rta.n Wrat of F icraitlon ''q1 fl'i' '1$ aria under (cal of 'h. Circu I Court of Doub!eknit Coordinates "N -'.• r - Save 20% on cookware. •± a Solid color. 100 oct cotton towel ensemble with frinoed edqes. Choose white, buttercup. golden. rod, brlqht reass or pale blue "' .. SANFORD, aind I intend to the anne.ation of regster Said name with the Clerk of property described as 10410*1 the Circuit Court, Seminole County. n Lot 3, Block 2. Flora HeiQhts, Plat Florida in accordance vith tho' to consider 197S 0F069 w f abrks. Sale 2.63 - \s'Jj -. -- : - H Face cloth 54' IX • " t.-'.'1\ :. .f;' i','i I I .1 II U I J VV Vi 7 44 Legal Notice Seminole - Orig.2.99 Polyester Jersey Solids W' 41ö iW __ . Bath towel - cause weight Ins because of inerfering with normal :netabihsm. 51000.00 Sale 2.39. _ PANELING 20 OFF 3,300.00 3,700.00 4,000.00 Sale 2,30YD. I special. Claims MASONITE 700.00 800.00 11000.00 -, 144 There ls absolutely no truth in the statement that 8-6 causes you to lose weight. The truth Is 2,900.00 4,000.00 4,500.00 2,500,00 - -. , 600.00 Orig. 2.88 - Presley Aell." lie said the call was made last Saturday. Presley, 40, %%as hospitalized Aug. 21 for "exhaustion" and test~. By Larenc'r F. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Could you please help me with a couple of vitamin questions? Is vitamin B-2 the complexion vitamin, and will B-6 really help one keep his weight down as I've been told? DEAR READER - Vitamin B-2 is riboflavin, its most im. portant role is in the complex current highly advertised fad of enzyme system that enables using B-6 in weight control you to tear down your food Into regimes. It is pure hokum. All carbon dioxide and water to of these schemes work only release energy. Vitamins are from an associated diet that not energy sources, they func. restricts calories one way or tion to enable the body to another, or because they cause release energy from food, you to eliminate body water, specifically carbohydrates, fats not calories, or finally because they make you sick. and proteins, When you have enough for its For information on weight important role, taking ad- control write to me in care of ditional amounts will do nothing this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, for you at all. It is like having Radio City Station, New York, tnough matches to light a NYIOOI9, send a long, stamped. candle, an extra box won't help self-addressed envelope and 50 n'e the candle is lit, cents and ask for The Health Deficiencies of riboflavin are Letter number 4-7 Weight quite rare, because it is so Iming Diet. plentiful in our diet. Milk and DEAR DR LAMB i read milk products are a very rich your column on split nails, and I source. Milk exposed to could have written an identical sunlight loses part of its letter a few years ago. I tried riboflavin. It Is also present In gelatin treatment and all sorts meat of all kinds cereals in- of things Then a friend in a eluding enriched breads, flour, cosmetics shop ,,dwlsed me to omit nail polish altogether. macaroni and spaghetti. It Is in Within a Few weeks after I quit broccoli, collards and spinach. It is hard to eat anything like a using all forms of polish my decent diet without getting nails were in perfect condition, and I have not had a split nail enough riboflavin, since If a deficiency does occur it DEAR READER - flunk tends to affect the special areas ufors &1 } experience of the skin, around the eyes and .We find that lots of the mucous linings as around problems girt caused by the P. reactions to a vast array of Vitamin 13-6, pyrldoxine, also chemicals. And, we are all affects the skin and c'ci different in our reactions. It pexion. It is in volved in Cfl certainly will not cause any zyme systems used in harm to stop using nail polish. mncta!tdism You get it in S'. those ith split nail meats, vegetables and cereals, problems might as well try it and It is almost impossible to I'd be interested In the results have B-6 deficiency if you eat from readers who try this. anything £iJC a balanced diet or these food soo.00 Rv order of the City Commission IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND of Wit City of Sanford. Florida. fh~s FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, . .,'.,,J1. Ba 1J* told the switchboard he was just calling to wish Mr. Over 500.00 - City Clerk Publish Aug 14, 211 71 Sept 44 11. ,s,." the courtesy," Maurice Elliott, %ice president of the IL-1pUst Memorial Hospital said Wednesday. "Ile Nixon) re _____ $2,000.00 3,000.00 __________ Queen by Special Order 100x84', reg. $34 ..............Sale 27.20 Sebring open weae draperies in a rayon cotton acetatepotyester blend Available in a wide assortment of beautiful colors Save on other sizes, too Sale prices effective thru Sun., Sept. 7 MEMPHIS, Tenn. lAP) - Hospitalized entertainer Elvis Presley has received some getell wishes from former President Richard M Nixon during a 10-to 15 ii mute telephone conversation. "The Aav it was, Elvis had called Mr. Nixon when he A -. S2.500.00 S 500.00 Finance Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Sept. 1 Sale 10AO reg. S13 Calls Presley Vitamin ('L THE BANK DOWNTOWN 'r' cashor trade - t' Nixon A UTO FLAGSHIP RANI( OF SANFORD .. ' Happy Auto MICKEY HICKSON, OR LESSIE PAULINE INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT . To?alDown Amount - CALL 322.1611 ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD, twin size S $13 Full size, reg. $16 ..... Sale $12 Queen size, reg. $21 Sale 15,75 King size, reg. $24 Sale $18 The couple sas married last November in Las Vegas .id separated Aug. 16. It as the first marriage for each. He Wants Liz *. SHOP AROUND THEN COMPARE THESE PAYMENTS I Total "2\ FINANCING COSTS LESS i OLD TIME [1.5. ('UI1)iIfliCs, observed Bilingual and bicultural, lie in 1972. An attorney, loose is tical aspects, such as China's irient that China must own and 'if just Sonic o r the specifii' be ing a native o based in Los Angeles, where he claim to large Russian land control f China and a based its on oil." Projects l)CIfl .stu(lie(l bs' resident there for 23 years be- is also a consulting professor of areas, the hostile border, the Iloose stresses "There will be ('11iftest' and Western represell. fore the Ileople,s Republic was international business at the C'hina-Soviet rivalry for Cornno joint ventures, as such. and tatis'es are coflsu:mlnlate(l bil - f o r me d in l9, Iloose not only University of So uthern Calniunist world leadership, and we will not be invited to invest lions of dollars will pour into the represents U.S. companies but fiornia, the economic factors," loose in China's oil," but otherwise, U.S. ecOn'0111%, and hundreds of is a vo:untary adviser to Wash. "Heavy preparations now are said, "most national interests he believes, Americans are thousands of mija n-veiirs of ington, going on inside China as vast of China and the United States bound to be heavily involved domestic employment %%Ill be Ill fact, he helped brief Presi. resLyves increasingly are being coincide in Asia arid in Eastern "... as sellers of technology. provided for Anierk';in labor III (I&'Jit It$('hff(J M. Nixon before confirmed," he said. Proved Europe." knowledge, machinery, equipihe next fe ye ar s," his visit Ii, the People's I(epu and probable reserves might A substantial number of U.S. Inert, and construction mateeven exceed those for the entire oil-related companies already rials, and as consultants, some RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS Mideast, he believes, have sent representa tives to a for quite long perio4s.' Equipment and machinery series of Canton trade fairs and Doc In addition, "the hard currenTotal To tal 36 are being assembled; refining, Stamps7 to P e ki ng, 1nsurance cy generated by China n its oil Save ery and technology Charges Payments sales, which will amount to sev. .,.,a,...._..__ i..._.. . '.'."'IIJuIauI 33ILIia dIV ixiiig even entire plants - nave been eral billion dollars annually expanded; and the Chinese are discussed. $3.75 S 55.48 5406.77 52,466.00 within a few years, will 'be used i 68. 50 5 90.00 preparing 4.65 great petroleum and 69.36 508.67 'In all discussions and as to in substantial part to purcha:" 3 082.6885.63 1 12.32 5.40 petrochemical programs." 80.45 590.03 all projects," he found, "the goods from the' United Stata 3,575.88 99.33 130.32 6.15 For the United 91.55 States 671.38 4,069,08 this Chinese stress their self-re- and its Japanese and Europe: 113.03 148,32 6.90 102,65 nieans opportunity, hebelieves 752,73 4,562.28 lianceandtheabsolute require- industrial friends,"Hooses,aici. 126.73 166.32 7.50 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Sept. 7. - "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza renney's thru Sunday, Sept. 7. Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1:00. 5:00 p.m. • 19 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1054.,A.ot.6 NOTICE OF SALE Nrdce 'S P'a'ra'hy given that pair AtIAM 10 final 'udgment rea'4pc on Ill' 7pm rIm, of Ai,gut, 1975 in that rertar rauc pending ;fl the Circuit Court in and for Sem'noit County. FloCid 'whprCin FIRST FEDERAL AvlNr,S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMiNOL a crwpo'atiOn 5 PuanIff, arrt c nr(OIC E nterorses inc . a Flnr , rIa rrirpormlion and THE ltsITFt STATES OF UMERiCA, are delendan's Civil Action No 75 I0!i A. I ARTHUR H BEC$(WITH JR . (trk of tPnC Iforesad Crc.t ('r,f, Will At 11 A P1 on 5I': t4rntier lAth 1975 offer far saic .,n Sell $OtPiPPighMt and best bidder tv sh t the WC',' front door of l?'t. (rs,rlpcna' of 5emin04 Count, Florida n Sanford Florida. tb. following described proper', stuated and bing fl Sernr',' (otinty, Flor ida, to *.t I of 3 5 SANS SOUCI, accordni t tIne pIat thereof as recorded in Pi i' Pock 16 57 04 the Put nf Seminole Count, FiOrid* 5Cid sale will he ni.,de. pursujar' Cccl in rr.r t satiSfy tP'i' sad final Iuriament f(IP('lliT COURT SEAL ArIp'i,r H l4r kA (ink of tPir C rci.'m lilian T JPnkr By flepaty flerk 'HINHOISFR AND 10 PD Rn' 7279 'Ccforil Flor i da 17771 Llt,rr,pys fyi, Piant.lf tnlLP "'t' a * �84-Evening Herald, Sanford.Fl Too Many, Thursday. Sept Even For 4. 197S BARGAIN SECTION Hunters If Deer Population Becomes A Nightmare In Vermont - MONTPELIER, Vt. (Al "People talk about Mother take both bock and doe, and since that time the yards After the five years of special long, long ordeal and it takes a onto farmland for winter sur- goes through the ritual of askThe balance of nature is a theo. Nature like she's a living perhave gotten into even worse seasons and the bad lag the legislature for an hnhler. And Vermont leads all states ry that hasn't worked for more son, but that's just baloney. She winter of tionth to die like that," he said. vival. but only 10 such condition. The condition of our less season 1970.71, the slate's herd than :i century in this pastoral hasn't balanced out things here in number of (It'er killed by yewinter ranges now is worse dropped to about 150,000 deer. The Vermont Fish and Game limited seasons have been Each winter, Vermont deer hides per highsay jidle-2,1&1 Itiari I've ever seen state that's got more deer than hen you have thousands of it," said But it has grown steadily the deplete the first anti second 1ev- l)epartiiient (eels future tiDe approved in the past 110 years, in the slate last sear, say 111 it knoss v.kit do with, deer dying of starvation," said l)as'. cis of their food chain, and fall seasons to reduce the popu. past five years. thorities. the hike a Bfl Day, state's chief game The idea may sound back 00 starvation level food latlon would result in slgnifi'l'en sears ago, the state leg. "Now, the deer herd will conDeer yards the herds' win- islature eased hunter's dream, but to state bi. biologis t. before the weaker deer die. cant drops In the annual star. the century-old tinuc to grow until we're hit on ter feeding areas ologists trying to manage the yards. vatlon rate and eventualb', an have be moratorium and allowed limitVermont's deer Population is the head with another bad win"They devastate the come overpopulated, over increase in the stature of the size of the herd, it's become a rapidly appr ed female deer hunting seasons kr," Day said. oa ching 200'OoO Everything that one day might herd. browsed and in many places, for a five year period 120 Sq. Ft. Coverage nightmare, . Between nearly four times the size of ,\s a biologist, l)a)' does not become green is eaten. They stripped of food. The situation i 1965-70, just under 25,000 The prospect of more deer neighboring New Ilamps female Since is, management of see severe winters and nature chew the bark off treea for as hir&s irching the problem that deer were taken. dying agonizing deaths from herd, Day the herd has been a legislative high as they can reach," as solutions for the overexisted in 1965 when the state's Per Box starvation than the hunter's responsibility a task which "That figure was, said. needless to population. herd grew to more than a Biologists agree that Verdeer bullet has become reality. some state biologists feel Tqlb'7rr ProduCtS say, just a drop in the bucket. moat's overpopulation is a re- quarter-million. "People ramble on about this Forest damage caused by PANEL been roughly should be within their departWe could have had 25,000 taken being In 1971 alone, an estimated suit of the state's 110-year-old nature's way. They ratio- starving deer has CENTER ment. The winter ranges were in one year and not felt it," said millie away deer 46,000 deer (Led from starvation law which allows hunting of (lying in the estimated at about $1 million, .~O~PtL 32346.76 New pruned hare in 1965 and 1966, Day. and attacks by dog packs and only male deer. Hunters in woods of starvation. That's a and the herds are now moving Each year, the department 307E.231hSt. Sanford other animals while only 8,364 Hampshire, which has a season SEMINOLE - - - I.. , - by hunters, of The Herald Services star and whom Prince Sihanouk teacher in Phnom Penh, and namese communists to life reporting some of the truth, day is said to be a generous lA)NDON- The emergence finds "too Stalinist". disappeared with 32 other under the Red Khmers. The main towns were forcibly ration. Refugees say they eat at long last from Cambodia of a The dour leng Sary's con- leftists in 1963. 11) IN LE SUFf'lI:,.I) Journalists who recently left evacuated after the Red Khmer berries and roots and, If they Red Khmer delegation, on a tinued prominence is a blow to A sign of returning order all Saigon say the authorities there victory, and are still largely are not too weary after a visit to China, suggests that the the hopes of moderation, not to this may be, but the jolly stopped them reporting SEPTEMBER 5 this deserted. The bulk of Cam. grinding day's labour in the beginnings of stability are mention Prince Sihanouk's Statemen!s about conditions In mass exodus. ('ASSEI.BElllty SUNSHINE SENIOR ClU14-.. 806 bodia's 7 million people are fields, they fish. There are no Mark returning to that country after hopes if he still has any - of Cambodia made by Samphan at In Thailand, there are now at living in forest camps or among medicines available. The Red David Blvd. Casselberrythe chaos which followed tile returning to Cambodia as more the banquets he has been at. least 7,000 NAItF'l: ('I,UI3- meet at the Cambodians, with the paddy-fields. Even the Khmers encourage the sick to First Federal of Seminole Red Khmer's victory in April. than if figurehead. But the man tending in Peking ha ve little in more trickling over the frontier villages along Sanford-1 : 00 p.m. the main high. use traditional herbal It also shows to whom in the mnany people think is the real common i'}IlIt1'y-NlNEIS (:l,U... meet St. with the stories of every day. So far no western ways have been emptied as part Peter and Paul remedies. They have banned communist world the Red authority in Cambodia today hunger and deprivation that journalist has been able to go of the communists' attempt to travel Goldenrod - 7:30 p.111. inside the country and Khmers feel their first got no appointment on August refugees crossing into Thailand more than a few yards into tear down all the old social punish those who violate the 13. He is general of the Khmer continue to tell. It Is now allegiance. It Is China. Cambodia to check the stories system. In their shanties people ban. China', after all, was their Communist party, a shadowy becoming clear that, in ad- of hardship they bring out, but are quite cut off: the shortage There seems to be little chief arms supplier during the Figure about whom little is ditlon, several thousand when peasants with no political of radio batteries means that ir political indoctrination, the war. The Soviet Union, known beyond the fact that, as a Cambodians have crossed Into axe to grind come over the fewer and fewer of Altamonte Springs Friendship ('bib them can although anonymous local Altamonte Springs other hand, incurred the Red young man, he took a radio Scuth Vietnam over the past border Civic ('enter Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte at points hundreds of even listen to Phnom Penh leaders give frequent evening Springs - meet 1st Khmners' wrath by its persistent technician's course in France, four months, preferring the miles apart telling similar and 3rd lliursdav of the, tales radio, 10:30a.m. lectures on agricultural refu sa l to shut down it. then worked as a journalist and' potential hostility of the Viet- it seems likely that they are Augit's Elders - St. Augustine Catholic Church A cup of rice per person per production. 3 Sunset bassy in Phnom Penh, then the l)rive -Casselberry - meet 3rdluesday of tile Month onth 10:00 capital of Marshal Ion Nol's 01. CEILING TEXTURE sere taken Cambod*la World' s Newest NowMan Is Land MIftDc '1111(11: - -----Thursday, Sept, 4, 197S-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Clubs, Ad ress es - about equal duration, may -- Legal Notice . Legal Notice - '.51 PJ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO t GISTER FICTITIQUSP4AME IN THE CIcUClT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE undersigned doeS hereby COUNTY, FLORIDA. tft,tt it it 'Ond'jctng a CIVIL NO. 7S.6S.CA.09 ',empnt & game retail busi ness Fl( I INC. P. WALKER. INC ?AYRF StIOPPINC, CENTER. rrn Park Florida 37130, under the vs name of GAME WORLD (At BERT CONSTRUCTION, look "d that sad lirm is composed of the el at, ',-Iow.n wh14 names and races of residences are as follows NOTICE OF SALE LAX ERECTINGSERVICE, INC Nr'tie c UvCn th,I ''D Knqfitti R Naples. Florida pursuant in the Order or Fn.l C.nerSPip of GAME WORLD it as Jiicior'nt entered in thi% cause. in PAX ERECTING SER tie Circuit Court of Seminole \ ICE, INC --$00 pcI County, Florida. I will jtll the It its intention to apply to the Oroperly ot ilUAted in Semincic flr-rk of the Circuit Court in and for Ctirty. Flor ida. described as (r..'ninple County, Florida to register I (its 1 through 10, both 'ncbs..,' said name nf GAME WORLD Plod' C,, Ixnetto's I 7.1 .4 S 6 IA i' the prols.on% at Chapter ard ii RIrik f LAKE KATtIuYt, S 09 1 aws of FIOC,da Acts of 1910 Woor)c FIRST ADDI TII')N, •1( .'?ne'n hit hand, this 11th day of (nrdrio In plat th'-reof recordea In cuSt. 197% PIat BriM 1$. pag,' 17 public recorgs James E HOme, 4`4 Spminl Crijoy FIOrd,t, At rvuPliC sale to the hghett ,ina Sworn to and subscribed to by hcbde?. for dth At the west lrnt James E Horne. President before W'r rif tPiv' (tijnty Courthouse ii me this 191h day of August. A 0 .aoforci, Florida. at itpp A M 197% 5.pptpmtw.e $7. 1975 C A. Murphy lSpab) Notary Public Arthur H Aecl*th Jr Publish Aug 71. 28 & Sept 1, Il. 1975 Clerk of tpii. C'rcut (ojr? PEQ 118 P. Cecelia V Eltern r$'ptit v CH-k NOTICE OF Puhlith S,jit 4 1975 FORECLOSURE SALE NOlrE IS HEREBY GIVEN PEP 79 pq.rst',brt to a F nO Judc'ment of Icwe(Iturp dAted September 2nd. 1975, and entered in Case No 75112$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cf the Circuit Court of the lAth lAtH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Judicial Circuit in and for Semimie SEMINOLE CO.. FLORIDA. County, Flnr;dA wtiern HARRY PROBATE DIVISION PFIN as (trtodan for DEBRA CASE NUMBER PR 674 PFIN, rblaintifl, and JESS WILSON Estate of FPFFMAP4 a single man. MARl CEAtJDIA M WAPINAMAKER. AL 1fF FREEMAN. a single deceased vnmn CARL I HILIVEAR AND NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND I It I IAN M HILLYEA9. hil wife. APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Art i14endntt I will I,elI to ?he All pqrwcs are hereby notified I,upii-i.t and h.s' h;dder fpr ãSh at fhf the undersigned as Ad the vs est front 0mm of the Seminole min'strator of sad estate. h.4% County Courthouse in Sanford. Completed the administration eoOnt'ilp Cri,inty. Florida a t II 00 thereof And hats filed in Said court hit ("dorm A M on thi' 16th day of final report and application for $pptpmh,r 1975 the following d4cPrge Oblectioun thereto. if C'4'tCritw'd property as jet forth in iny, should be duly filtd After fili ng Said FruuI Judgment. t) *it proof of Publica tion Showing this I of 15 Rlok 0 CLEAVES ryitli' has been published once a cI,IAt)lvtcboN. .sccord.nq to IPIC iCf4 for lOut consecutive weeks. the P1.0 thereof, at rec,d,.d in Plat matter of approval of said report Pool P at Patap 71 of ?he Public and the orderina of distribution of Pptnrda of Seminole County. said estate will come before the Ficiridn court ,A'TF0 this 2nd dty of Sep S . Harold E Gustafson tember, 1975 As Administrator (SF Al I of Said estate H Beckwith. Jr S Kenneth R Marchman Clerk of the Circuit Court VFP4NETH P MARCI4MAP4. By Flame RiChardi' Of Hunttr. PattiIbo Marchmatn Deriiy Clerk & Strong '.'LPX F$UCHRINDER 243W Park A,,' At LAvw P 0 Pinu 1.40 ietarrt inleq Patrk. F I ti' 701 Attorneys for Administrator C( South Dadeland Ptjtilit,h' Sept 1. Ii. 11, 7%, 197 Boulevard DFR71 Mi'mi. Florida 33156 Pvhti,1i Sept i. 1975 DFQ 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ORDER OF NOTICE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE STATE OF CONNECTICUT COUNTY, FLORIDA. SUPERIOR COURT CIVIL NO. 71-763-CA.09.0 New Haven County F1rktlp4G & WALKER INC. AUGUST IS. 1975 PIartfrlf 'PET Itt Tuesday of October VIS ESTELLA M THOMPSON CA( PERT CONSTRUCTION. INC * TIMEX H Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. - WATCHES - - - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU 9.7 - SANFORD - - ..' -- of - - - - F or an investmen t that 's not - -' - -- a gamble, just a gl, reat dea - : - t I , . L see U - '-' ' - - - - I - - / j - - - - ( Oil Boom Developing , to make the right choice, it's a gamble. is substantial. CheLt our rates below, ' The safety of your investment is also important to you. It's important to us 1' too. Accounts are insured to 4O,OOo On Mainland Of China by the Federal Savings and Loan Gal who spent 23 years on tons of crude in 1974, which mainland placed it just behind Indonesia formation as the world's 13th largest pro1949. ; NEW YORK AP A mainIn 10 trips to China since 1972 ducer. Hoose said he was in'land China oil boom is devel- he is there now floc,se formed reliably that 1975 crude :oping that holds prospects for developed sources at the high. production would be about 85 world change within a dec. eat level of Chinese industry, million tons. ade, Including an alternate one of whom told him this sumenergy source for the United that China's proved and States, a China authority and met probable reserves are larger ;. business negotiator believes, than those now reported for the The boom could also mean entire Mideast. billions of dollars of trade and Although China's production ' .. 't(.ri, BY JOHN CUNNIFF The Herald Sersic Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S Government. So, for an . - , . investment that's not a gamble, 1uSt S a great deal, see us. ' has - ( TICKET ;'. thousands of jot for Amen- of crude was negligible before '.cans, said Harned Pettus 1957, and self-sufficiency was Iloose, who was born and raised achieved only in the late 1960s, in China and who represents a a serious export program began number of U.S. companies in In 1972 with deliveries of oil to :business dealings there. Japan. -' ' All as Discuverk's and develop. CWna piroduce d 65 million m'rnents on the mainland, in- j STRIEFS ' THORNTON F THOMPSON Defenujanis NOTICE TO THORNTON E NOTICE OPSALE THOMPSON Notice 0!I hereby given tpI, UPON THE COMPLAINT Of thI purSuAnt to the Cjrii' or Final Plaintiff in the above entitled dKNOfl .,utlonier't entered in this cause in prayino. for reasons thCriifl Set the Circuit Court of Seminole forth, fpr a dissolution Of marri age County. Florida. I will tell the and other rellf on the Q?O'fld of property tituAti'd in Seminole irretrievaliile breakdown returnable County, Florida, described before the above named Court to be loIs 7, 6, II. I? And II. Block F held at Ha ven onl,t T uesda y 14 IAKF KATHRYN WOODS. FIRST October and upon motion in Said ADDITION. according to DIal atctin for ..n order of notict, it ap thereof a recorded in Plot Book to, pearno to and being found by the PAcie I?. SemIr,Ie County. Florida suPscr,bno Authority that the Said at public sale to the highest and beSt 'l AGENCY . -' (:-. I defendant IS absent from thi5 State t'.dd.r, for cash, at the well lrnl And (mom of the Cunty Courthouse In to part unknown, 2 nd that .Saoford. F$or,da at 11 00 A M on noti ce of the Institution of th% OCtipo !-i'ctemher 17 1915 mutt likely to come to his attention tc,ati that hereinafter ordered. it is Arthi,r H Beckwith, Jr ORDERED, that the rsot.c, Of the fleck of the imcuit Court mtitutionnfsaid action be Given the B, Cecelia V Ekern defendant by tome proper Officer or DPptI$y Clerk rvJfferent person causing a true Ihi'riby certify that copy hereof hi% And attest copy of this Order of been furnished Bruce W Flower, r)f PI$ire to hi' Published in the tiGrIA11, S,'l, Flpa-r & Strot E.rc.na Herald a flrsgpem Cit 3319 Mag,iire Blvd Su't• 2,31 . culateji in the WhCrC the Orlancin Florida. attorneys for defendant It most likely to be. OflCC deftniian$t, HuuP,Øs by mati tt before September 17, 1975 79tP, day of August. 1915 .jamp3 J Manning Arthur H B1'Ckwilh. Jr Asslifamif Clerk fleck of the Circui t Court of the aforesaid Cer.lta V Ek.'mn SuppriO, Court rrt, PLt!Jth S$-$;t 4 1975 Frft DER 71 npp in N. us. at cocoa )7;jc;31 . • A ',der,s ia '00 regulation prohb,t iPr ,,'t'l-,it of a t me depOt' prom "U' 'ly unless Ibri',' mønlbs of the r' ',ret $hereon .s a'$e i't ,ird "!e'es' on 'P' amount ''t'jii,'.r' e.ssbook rn',' i ___________ S AN F 0 R D L- C' ATING & AIR CONDITIONING *YeId ' a is adviser to U.S. government (IC- ,.inents part and who helped pre'pare President Richard M. Nix.on for his trip to the People's Republic: - area -A loosening of the Mideast oil monopoly po wer; a hasten:ing of the industrial developdevelopment of China; a massive e"-onomic challenge to the Soviet Union in Asia and the Pacific. . Of immediate significance, he believes, is that within a few years American, Ja panese and European industries are likely itobeheavily involved assellers of technology, machinery, equipment, construction materials and advice. "When the oil boom breaks open upon world markets, pro ably in the very early 1980a, the _______ e world's great oil power's," floose said in a brief visit here, "China has enough petroleum and natural gas resources to .,floodlight Asia and more, and to export on a large scale," said loose, los Angeles attorney a CALL 322.2611 THE HERALD 0 a 't.''i ', • '. ', r , ,if ...r, ' V FIRST FEDERAL ___ WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION' DEALER FOR OF MiD FLORIDA FSLIC e ____________ '' ',, 7E5/% 6.E5056E5.75%E5.25% 7.E50% E3. J 4year certificate Si,000mlnlmumn per year SA FORD HEATING AIR CONDITIONING N 2609 S. Sanford Ave. $40 003 "too, i UO' L flat ACCOU441 FOR FREE ESTIMATES1 CA11322 6390 ,. 3090 Orlando Drive at Airport Boulevard Sanford, Florida, Phone (305) 323-3770 Regular Business Hours: Monday through Thursday 9 to 4. Open Fridays 9 to 6 Heating and Air Conditioning offer you year 'round comfort People's Republic will be one of the •'. ' . , The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World, \ ( P I , r £i'.O.T.CA'i . t'it-', I L m tt1Wi I'' 'S . cIuthng completion of a long the deepening of harbors, already portend the emergence of the People's Re- T public from an oil-scarce nation .to one of huge surpluses. Among the long-range effe effects foreseen by hloose, who is a nongovernmental voluntary, I V it CINTRA LOCATIONS 1 N. ORANGE ORLANDO 1494240 213N.1IDCIWOOD.AflO 1. pipeline and a - - - •rrr Arthur SUBSCRIBE NOW Bosses -- "i Comic - -- Next to A&P p 'r5ortt Secretanes \/iew i )'ØernnicrI t ; and North Bram 'fosters -Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday of the Month Vietnam, though it has a hard 10:00 a.mn. core of supporters in the Red BXYZ ('bib - meet 1st Baptist Church Activities Building Thi' Herald Services Khmer hierarchy, still suffers space and almost everything continual retyping of drafts (25 gave --lilngsstNd - lastTuestlayof the month _l2:3opmn girls work in the morning, this), And 80 per cent of the from the old distrust between lA)Nt)N- If participation else. per Casst'lberry Snn,sh Inc Senior ('luhi large-size paper for on their own Initiative, to avoid secretaries had dictation in. riled 806 Mark David Camiithiins and Vietnamese. ever reaches the office, the A third of them think there short letters (33 per cent); an afternoon logjam; 26 fllvd. ('aselherry 1st Friday of the Month per terrupted by executives taking 10:00 a.m. nc w chub But the goodwill visit to bOSS(5 hall better watch out. are IC. many bosses anyw ay. needless photoall welcomnt'. copying 131 per cent ne ver did even when the telephone cis, China, and the ministerial A survey of 368 secretaries by Many complain of unnecessary cent), Central Senior ('itiien Club Church of girls asked them. the Nativity Iike Of course, the secretaries the Alfred Marks Bureau, an letters sent when a cornappointments announced b) Mary itiect (hI' 2zI aml 4th Thursday Secretaries also complained Some of the bosses were not don't understand about of the Month at 10:00 am. the Phnom Penh radio on August emuploymiit agency, reveals plinwnts slip would do 142 ('huluota Senior ('itlzen ('huh - Community Fire Hall per of unnecessary and showy there to hand out the work; only realities ot business. The boss is 7th 13, shed only few glints of light that many secretaries think cent of secretaries alleged furniture (49 per cent Street ('huhtioti meet 3rd Thursday of th said their 31 per cent of bosses always actually using those long lune Month at p.m. on those obscure men who their Hf tv I'lus ('hub - 7th Day Adventist Church employers are guilty of a this); needless copying to other company had some which was came on time (against 46 per ches to solve the really tin- Forest City dominate revolutionary monumental waste of their own executives of letters and unused) and excessive exmmwt't muostlyon tht' IstMondayoftheMoflth -6:30 cent of the secretaries who said portant problems of British p.m. Cambodia. Since he is one of the time (w hich now costs between memos 147 per cent); bosses pensive entertaining (Idr Years F't'llostshlp meet at the Community United by they did) and 11 per cent never business, such as how to raise two leaders chosen to visit $3.20 and $3.50 an hour ac- who alter the meaning of letters executives (34 Me th xlist Church ('assclberr at noon on the per cent). did (compared with 2 per cent productivity, reduce waste and last %VedneMlav rding to Marks of paper, after ting 34 per cent); China, it mus t be assumed that the Month luiu i IT) Only 34 per cent of Reservations necessary. ses of the secretaries who admitted stop inefficiency. KhIlL.0 Samphan, the FrenchGreater Otiedo St'nior Citizens Club meet at Grant Chapel educated Marxist who coini A \1.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. Oviedo manded the Red Khmers' 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.ni, troops in the civil war, is still a lively Socialites Club - meet t Highlands Club House -675 figure to reckon with. Shepard Road Winter Springs 4th Friday of the Month at But the Phnomn Penh 10:30 71.11). broadcast announced the apNARFE ('hub I National Association of Retired Federal pointn'ient of Son Sen, the arEmployees i meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford med forces' chief of staff, to the 1st Friday (If t month 1:00 p.m. post ot vice-premier incharge Over Fifty (lub -All Soul's Catholic Church -now meeting of deIcnse, which suggests a at Redding Gar dens Bee. Room every ot her Tuesday of the reduction in Samphan's Month 10:00 a.m, powers. And Samphan's Sanford Se nior Citizens Club - meet at Sanford Civic Cente r companion on the visit to China 1s and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 is leng Sary, widely regarded South Seminole Senior Citizen Club mee t 1st Thursday of as a pro-Hanoi hardliner, who he tlI -320W.Semoran has now been made viceBlvd. - AlLamnonte Springs meet 3rd Thursday of the Mon th at premier in charge of foreign Women's (lub 8 Overbrook Drive - Casselberry at 1:00 p.m. 00 affairs. Thirtv-Nlmiers ('hub -meet Sts. Peter and Paul Goldenrod This is no surprise, for the - 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. When it comes down to your But there is another way...a uncompromisingly brutal way Village Club St. John's Village - Fern Park - meet 1st / 1/JI money and where to invest in which the Red Khmers ' and3rdmursdayoftheMonth_7;30p.mn. First Federal of Mid.FIoida Savings -ç' "deurbanized Cambodia after Young at Heart Club -&. Andrews Presbyterian Church it you're interested in Certificate. With a savings Certificate 41 their victory in April bears the 9913 Bear Lake Road Forest City 2nd Thursday of the Month t,.-.o things' the return on your you know in advance exactly what the stamp of this inflexible corn1:00 n.m. mun is money and its safety. Some t, who rammed through CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN 'return on the money you deposit wit! P.O. / collectivization in the inBox 2541 Sanford, Florida 32771. investments yield a very high return, be. And since 'e compound interest surgent-held areas during the some a very low return. It's difficult daily on all savings accounts the yield 50'' .' ?iOuS . - " Pinecrest Center ' . I AIl;t ail compounded d yIelds • & Sanford y 2'lyear certificate lycar certificate S1,000minimum 11,000minimum per year per compounded daIly yields compounded daily yields • year r col 9Oday certificate minimum per year compounded daily $1,000 yields * Passk Accounts - per compounded dolly yields * year 6.98Cb 6.72gb 6,92cb 539o. " 'ut w,•iI p, ,à' le.'p...Ad.d d..i, , •,.,,,• C.'. £...,., i. p.., Cbvøl U•AI, ,,.,,, - - Ii Ui Ig. C)*ieI ..._ tM �Whatever L o Lola J\, ('efs arr I a ge, Ici WOMEN Wants... By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff Writer Herman WaListrom says he's found out what the song, Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" really means. lie and Mrs. Inla Crews were married Saturday. They met just four eeks ago! That's when Mrs. Crews first came to Bram Towers in Sanford. At that time, all she WANTED was an apartment in the Federal Housing Project for senior citizens. Wallst.rom was visiting friends up north and It was understood that he would be moving to Miami when he returned. So his apartment was promised to Mrs. Crews. But in the meantime, Wallstroni had decided to stay on at Bram Towers. .'The next thing I knew," says Walistrorn, "she was knocking on riiy door wanting to meet this man ho wouldn't let her have an apartment." And Saturday, with over 100 family and friends attending the first ceremony ever performed in firani Towers, Herman who readily says he's 72. took Lola, who's "quite a bit younger than l am," as his wedded wife. The Rev. Joe Webb of Lake Mary officiated at the afternoon ceremony. The bride wore a long blue gown ith a bodice of h:te eyelet. Witnesses for the couple were Wallstrom's long-time friend, 4. . Apartme -, ' It ! P ( - . ,, IL j Any mothers-to-be or cxThe Volusla Chapter of Education for Gentle Child- pectant couples interested are: birth, a non-profit organization encouraged to attend classes dedicated to preparing couples six to eight weeks prior to exfor the birth of their child, is new series of classes. pected delivery date. Class size offering a registration Mrs. Peggy Gocken, H.N. will is limited. For teach the classes beginning information contact Mrs. David Sept. Bat the Deltona Methodist Gocken, Deltona or Mrs. Dwight Morrow, DeLand. Church. - .' V - Ys from By VIRGINIA KNAUER Herald Services Thç mary/esther's It's Back To School For Consumers, Too Scarves Get 'Rope-Wrapped' :)'& Following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to `:an Francisco. ' F Man' To WINTER PARK Meridith Wilson's classic musical "The Music Man" will open the 1975-76 Rollins College Annie Russell Theatre season with performances set for Oct. 16-18 and 23-25. The performance 'ull be one of five major productions revolving around the country's Bicentennial theme. Centered around rural America at the turn of the century, "The Music Man" features the shenanigans of Professor Harold Hill as he tries to hoodwink the townspeople d River City, Iowa, and gets hooked in the process. The second performance of the season, slated for Dec. 4-6 and 11-13, is "The Front Page" which promises to provide a full r- 'L.,p V 7 . ..- I Theatre evening of irresistable comedy and thrills. "The Front Page," authored by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, is set in a Chicago newsroom and explores the seamier side of journalism and politics in the mid-west during the '30's. "The Rainmaker," scheduled for Jan. 29-31 and Feb. 5-7, depicts a touching romantic tale, told with incredible skill by N. Richard Nash. In the midst of a severe drought in the west, the s ashbuckling Starbuck rides Into the lives of a rancher family, his to sons, and only daughter, who despairs of becoming an (lid maid. The silver-tongued Starbuck persuades the rancher that he can bring rain for a fee, and in the process, awakens the - X Open Season Slacks & Shirts girl to the realization of her own inner beauty. The classic American play. "The Little Foxes" will be the fourth production of the season scheduled for March 18-20 and 25-27. Written by Lillian Hellman, "The Little Foxes" is an engrossing story of a rapacious and scheming southern family. Rounding out the season will be Dion Boucicault's "The Streets of New York" set for the stage May 6-8 and 13-15. The musical will be performed in true melodrama style with the setting in New York during the '90's. For infohnation and tickets phone the Annie Russell Theatre Box Office. Dresses hy Gay Gibson. DcSaix By DORIS WILLIAMS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent — "When your hair has turned to silver, I will love you just the same, . . has been the theme song of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marian &heickert for half a century. The couple reaffirmed their wedding vows at Lake Mary Church of the Nativity Sept. 2, the date of their golden wedding anniversary. ." 200 N. Park \ - . -: A celebration Sunday at Sanford Moose Lodge No. 1851 nored theco uple on this memorable occasion. Mickey Goeh registered about 250 guests who called during the appointed hours, 24 p.m., to dine from a buffet prepared by community friends and dance to the music of an orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Schwelckert celebrate 50 years together Marian greeted the guests in a gown fashioned with a gold metallic skirt and champagne Lace bodice enhanced with a gold orchid corsage. Ralph wore gold slacks and a gold carnation boutonniere in the lapel of his off-white jacket. A lifetime Moose member, a former builder and contractor, Ralph built the ,resent Moose Lodge nearly 16 years ago. He still orks parttime and enjoys gardening. ' The unique decorations, under the direction of Donda Davis and Pat Christie, carried out a gold and white motif. The cake table A as centered with a four-tiered cake accented with gold Marian, ',tx) said she had been "only a housewife" all her life is also an avid gardener. She grows orchids and at one time had 600 orchid plants. This sharp Cinderella 3-piece outfit is modeled by Amanda and daughter of Mr Mrs. Daniel Brumley. It is all 100 pct. cotton and wash 'n wear fabric. Gently flaired leg pants and matching iscket are a bright blue calico print. The blouse with button front and ruffled Peter Pan collar is a solid red. 1 j - • Come in and see the stylish and sturdy outfits for boys and girls. . .. Daughter, When Lonely, Has To Sleep With Dad Dear Abby r 416W 4~ dwo "Sanford And The Open ;; thru T'fl thuitlrobc 9:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. — 210 E. First St. 41erd I IarpgI fflI,!1. 323-8020 - E. L. More h -. kt.Ie ell Right on the make, a runaway winner ... the bouncy crept-sole two-tone build for solid comfort, good looks and durability. Also fit, support, roominess. He's sold . Mother approves as well! S . . . "I 1c )OU es-cr noticed how fat pcopic s.em to spcnd a lot of time watching tcicmion?" asks Barbara Truitt of Savannah, Georgia. "Fact is, it sjscd mc the orry of what I'd wcjr III were going out" But in Barbara's case, it's also sherc she did much of her eating and most of her gaining—up to 1601k. That's whcn she decided to tr y t he Ayds° plan, Liken with a hot drink before meals, as dirmcd, Ayds Rcducing Plan Candy actuall~ lclps curb sour appetite. On the Ayds plan, )ou cat Ics bccause you want Icss. So you lose weight naturally and sensibly, without st:irsing ourself or substituting liquidc for solid food or taking pills that can make you ncrsous and jiucry. And with Ayds, you not only cut down on what sou cat. but you cut down on iir )iiIt , , ,.,; .,. ' ' ' ' - ... ............... ..... QR . CELEBRATION IN ALL 4 STORES LOWEST PRIA"vs ANYWHERE PRICES GOOD IN ALL STORE OPEN AI SUNDAYS -. -. %~Ju D - LY 9 TO 9 OPEN Sol I I TO 6 PM ' .. g .. . , I .- - •.. ,• ---- Despite iK,cwsioruil (iisco%er,i, limAever, that it is in proper often makes any spoilage odor the Superirtendent of of contaminated fcK)d in com- Aorking order and that each more noticeable. Documents, Government ii mnercially-canned products, step of the canning process In Ill fact, if you suspect any hinting Office, Washington, more often than not cases of including time and temperature te is contaminated don't try D.C. 20402. Ask for Bulletin (,8 food poisoning have resulted directions is followed to conf and enclose 45 cents, For rini b'tastin .I through improper home- rigorously, directions on canning meat and canning procedures. poultry, enclose 30 cents and It is unsafe to can :meat, For specific directions on ask for Bulletin G106 at the - Here are some safety poultry, or vegetables in a fruit and vegetables, write to same office. m guidelines on hoe-canning boiling-water bath, an oven, a I for the do-it-yourself steamer without pressui-e,oran home-canner, as reported by open kettle. None of these the Health Insurance Institute. methods, according to the U.S. • Department of Agriculture : Always see to it that only home economists, will heat . j~ . young. fresh and sound these foods enough to kill products are chosen. Do not use dangerous bacteria in .1 twerripe fruit since they lose reasonab!e time p cidity, and always make sure >. o fancy packaging. There are some exceptions: there are no soft spots or free alkalis. and uises. Never overpack as this Tomatoes pickled No additives . )ould lead to underprocessing vegetables and fruits can be odetergents. No filleri. processed in ;I boiling-waterrind spoilage. No artificial this or th.tts bath carrier. TeD'eprtment glop. Your utensils should be of Agriculture recommends ti hrl; jhoroughl) clean and a high ssticn inning tomatoes to mix level of sanitation should be citric acid — one quarter maintained through the can- teaspoon to the pint and onerust the purest, Inoft neutral, natural ingredients in onr lung process. half teaspoon to the quart, to clear, ariil'r bar of soap. •fltr only thing that's it) it make doubly-sure that botulism uijr oti is the l't kind of help for sensitive skin. i Sleat. poultry and most processedwill not occur. yegetables should be .•.; fri a pressure canner. Be sure, Generally, all vegetables, - t • '. Be Sure Goods Are Fresh, Sound, Clean . -. Metal & Polyester I ZIPPER Neutrogena what's NOT for you? rogena. 7 to 24" 20 Colors To Choose F-rom F • UI,, I I WV • • R _________________ CONCORDMILLSs PURPOSE PERMA PRESS sV1MIF LE E UNBL VIWLi?i'uuk EACH D 1" .iii'rr "CALCUTTA," i ..E MUSLIN - • S 100% COTTON Al A a . p Yd. 100% COTTON All Yd. MLU II M MACH. WASH 45" Req. 2.98 ', pressure-canned or not, should be boiled foral least 10 minutes after the twfore iLs contents are tested. Spinach and corn should be 1xided for 20 ininutes. N No I'll 'I''' I" 1 - - ' . If you are not absolutely iinfident about your pressure (anner guage am] )our canning technique. it is suggested th.at %-oil bild home-canned ineaL% is-en hi-fore tasting . I catin. Choice Colors the tifl(ii'i.(liLtoVl'I,'f zjib I.N. NNA tv I w. - Clfr t! Thf- ,.•. I" _. , NIS GROUP 2 Bed Units Quilted Covers 3 Bolsters rs U 101 - ..L i Rea. 1259 COTTON NO IRON FITTED TWIN 1.25a. DOUBLE S1 •95 Ea Yd. LIMIT 6—MILL IRREG. - ECKEIqD DF1UG ,--- POLY ESTE FADED GLORY , ' Includes: NO Q 'A' IRON "Krinkle Pre-Washed POPLIN . 11' 60" I - But the histvs% (an iiiiike it vasiur '11111v on s-or fat v ' Neutrogena' C. 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Turn Apartment Into Leafy Bower If you are one of a growing space of an apartment, says the number of Americans sheltered Society of American Florists. in a condominium, stacked like blocks in a high-rise of concrete A balcony is a double and glass, you needn't despair blessing, affording the luxury of for lack of a plot of earth to fresh air and natural light, attend and call your own. where an array o( potted plants, Miniature jungles, complete such petunias and as with vegetables, dwarf fruit geraniums, can be a bright spot trees, friendly green plants and in a setting of drab concrete. the Ml ' in ever)-day top a really dressed-up look. eu - DEAR ABBY: My brother's her parents since she was favor had you warned him of only child? wife recently died leaving him adopted as an Infant. TULSA PARENTS the consequences. The recent death of her with a 13-year-old daughter. DEAR PARENTS Don't look Everyone has a problem. What's When the child feels unhappy, mother was very traumatic for for statistics. You have the ours? Foci personal reply, write to afraid or lonely, or when there her. ABBY BOX Ho. 0700. t.A. Calif. right Idea. 5000 Enclose sellCould you or your readers are houseguests and a shortage DEAR ABBY: Recently I had addressed envelope.stamped, pleas.. of beds, her father allows her to offer some experiences that dinner at an expensive hate to write Ieflefl? Send SI to sleep with him. t'ThIs occurs would enlighten this father or By ABIGAIL VAN BUIIEN restaurant and the total bill (for Abigail Van Buren, 123 Lasky Or.. me? Beverly Hills, Calif. 50212. for Ab. every two weeks.) eight people) came to 10. by's booklet "How to Write Liners S'S He says he doesn't want her When the waiter handed me for All Occasions" Pleas enclota a sleep with a parent of the up- not plan on having any more DEAR SIS: Under NO to grow up remembering that the bill he whispered, "A 10 per Ions, self-addressed, stamped IN cli' posite sex. ii your brother tries children, e n t)envelope. her father made her stay alone cwnstances should a 13-year- to justify his actions, he How do you feel about raising cent tip is not included in thec at night when she was blue or old girl be sleeping with her desperately needs professional an only child? I am tired ofbill." upset. He worries about her father. In fact., my psychiatric Is R for a waiter to try help. hearing that It's "unfair" to chp consultants 21F emotional cNItritv No doubt he Is also lonely, but daughter to be raised as an only W nusue a up mis way tie demonstrated a fear of losing the age of four, no child should substituting his caught me off guard. daughter for his child, V0N11t1NG ssiie IwIlcl he could un We feel that as long as she consciously be dolngt Is sick, gets plenty of love and DEAR WONDERING: U was DEAR AI3HV: We are the discipline she will be all right, not only "improper" but a good parents of a 1-year-old Have you any statistics to way for the waiter to lose his Attention, apartment flowering plants are entirely daughter. We both work and do support or oppose raising an Job. You would have done him a dwellers' possible, even in the limited ' : Tips For Do-It-Yourself Home Canners: for Pre- School age boys and girls. ,j Married in Springville, N.Y., Sept. 2, 1925, the Schweickerts lived there until they moved to Lake Mary 20 years ago. They have 37 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Instead of :i square scarf, use a long thin one. Twist i f into it rope-wrap, loop it around the neck and tuck Into top of T-shirt, a beetle pin and stunning straw hat give that As a follit .up on the The first course of the series, in several previous workshops differ and get angry with orkshop on (:reiLis'e ''Introduction to Creative with Dr. Bach. Saul will discuss someone you love. The ggression conducted by Dr. Aggression," will meet on the principles behind Creative challenge is to learn to fight ;eorge Bach, the author of the Tuesday evening from 7:00 Aggression, and teach the constructively. jook "Creative Aggression. p.m. in Hoom 11-113 on the technique of learing to fight and Space in the class will 6., %dull Education at St-1111nole S.J.C. campus, beginning on argue its a valuable skill in limited to 20 people, so call Scu olIullunity College (SCCI is Sept. 9 and ending on Oct. 28. improving relationships in the now for your reservation. liii' offering a series of classes on The instructor will be Dominick family. , The principle small registration fee must tthe t J Salfi v ho has been IOS Ids ttl recognizes that Ills normal to paid prior to the first class :tht Sanford chi1dren5 (5portswear CLASSICS pr A terrifically uiiibred 1-shirt ( above left HIikCS the jxrfect foil for a double rope-wrap Creative Aggression Classes Set BankAmericard mary/esther's hosting the event with community friends were the honored couples children attending with their families. These included Mary Ann Buonanno, Akron, N.Y.; Lois Llama, Green Cove Springs; Eleanor Woodward. Lake Mary; and sons, Edward, Maitland; and Louis, Lake Mary. Betty Beasley of Santee. Calif., was unable to attend and two other children are deceased. I - - Master Charae candelabra and two floral arrangements. Also on display were the couple's original wedding portrait and other treasured memorabilia of 50 years. - - 515 As They Celebrate Golden Year interest over the f ri-h, , Seaton Hall si;': Thu flcV, usi s-art lo ok for (all is 'rope. rapped.'' To gut it, Itiki a square scarf (;I (-luon ()tie works best ) into a triangle, then into a oblong length and twist the scarf over and over until It's a tight rope-like coil. Iii' 005 around your neck, making a square knot and leaving the ends free or tucking them under the coil as shown above, right. Note the fall hirstylt' is still soft and full, with a lot if Sweaters Their Hair Has Turned To Silver )iiHE \ flt__ -_..----.-._-.- rn ç Jz kets in a school or not might find and state government offices, such as making decisions about I'ractices and Policies. Beninformative and stimulating. associations, media services children, the credit maze and jamin Shimberg, Barbara F. Here is an updated selection and businesses, using small claims courts. Esser and Daniel H. Kruger. This is the time of year when for the "back-to-school" conConsumer Survival Kit Great American Blow Up: Considers how public interest is students of all ages "get back to surtier. Adapted by John Dorfman from Puffery In Advertising and affected by licensing practices the books" after the summer Consumer Complaint Guide a television series by the Selling. Ivan L. Preston. and policies, vacation season. I 745. Joseph Rosenbloomn, Tells Maryland Center for Public Raises questions about adPoverty In the Dual Sortie books of course, are people where to write when Broadcasting. Tells what to vertising, such as why laws Economy. A. Dale Tussing. required reading for some look for and what to avoid in enst that permit sellers they have complaints, to Fxplari.itin of poverty in terms classes. Other books are on lists food, clothing, shelter, money make false claims, of why it is better to be poor in a for suggested reading. OthersConsumerism. Search for the and other consumer goods and Information Seekers, Th poor society than where the e H. for fun Consumer Interest, Edited by 're books you read I( services. Thorelli, If. Becker J. majority is well-to-do, and David A. Aaker and George S. Ior your our ow n formation. Economic Issues for Con- Engledow. Contrasts conforma ti(n. Sylvia Porter's Money Book. Da)'. Contains 38 reading sumers. Roger L. Miller, sumers who are information- how to Earn It, Spend It, Save From time to time I have selections Unusually readable textbook minded with the average It, Invest It, Borrow It and Use used this column to list difConsumer Sourcebook. covering basics of personal consumer. Points out dif- It to Better Your life. Sylvia ferent types of books that Edited by Paul Wasserman. A finance in addition to consumer (erences in how they buy. Porter. Encyclopedia of conconsumers whether enrolled directory and guide to Federal issues of a practical nature, Occupational Licensing- sumer u"r.cerns. - Coordinates Music Florida will play host to more Council president; Phyllis Florida's official gift to Morrill, assistant dean, Home meeting. than 2,500 Extension Branson, serving as Seminole delegates will he plastic Economics Programs, Florida Conference headquarters are Homemakers Sept. 14- 18, when County Committee chairman in rainbonneLs decorated with a Cooperative Extension Service, the Sheraton-Towers Hotel. the 39th Annual Conference of charge of pages, hostesses and Florida citrus motif. Fifty of Miss Lora Kiser, Extension Mrs. Martin Muchow, the National Extension ushers; and Florida Day these bonnets were made by Home Economist, and advisor President of the National local Homemakers, homemakers Council meets in hostess, Ellarea Roderick. to the Florida Extension Extension Homemakers Orlando. homemakers Council, . The conference theme T here are still about Council, of Sioux Falls, will 'Wonderful World of Women" ('OOrdlruItlflg the conference, open the general session at 8 Louise (,ill, Seminole vacancies to be filled and will be woven into the week's County' s extension home homemakers interested in Extension Homemakers from p.m., Sept. 15, Mrs. Myrtle economics agent, will be serving as pages, hostesses and program. "We nope to create a 43 states and Puerto Rico will Fear, area vice-president of greater understanding of participate, A delegation of Associated Country Women of participating in the conference, ushers are urged to contact woman's role to self, family, more than 500 Florida the World of North Platte, Neb., Also taking part will be Rae Mrs. Branson as soon as cormununity and the world at the Extension Homemakers will be will speak on "Our Women's Ariman, local Homemakers Ix)ssible. conference." said Dr. Olive I.. hostesses for the National World." G e t It Tog e ther ment." sir. and Mrs. Herman Walistrom wed at Bram Towers Homemakers To Host Convention S et renata l C Thursday, Sept. 4, 175—ltA -1 -:'-.;- n . ft - IOA—Evenjn Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. Sept. L 1 Stephen Yates and the bride's granddaughter, Pamela Crews. The new Mrs. Wallstrom has two daughters who live In Miami, a son James C. Crews, in Sanford and eight grandehil(fren. When asked whatshe would say if one of her daughters decided to marry after a three %eek courtship, her reply was, "She would be young and foolish; I'm old and lonesome." They both agree that their age and experience make a big difference. Wallstrom explains, "In younger, courting (lays couples spend so much time billing and cooing they don't have time to talk about the facts of life. 'We've seen each other every day since we met and think we know each other pretty well." With the exception of their tastes in food. ." I like my meat well done, he likes his rare," says Mrs. Wallstroni, "they find they have a lot in common including their birthdays which are really only a day apart in July. There's also that important fact that "We love each other." But they did have one problem. Lola had finally secured an apartment three floors directly above Wallstrom's. Again, Walistroni gave into Lola. "You know all the things women collect," he says "All I had to do was find a suitcase that would hold a suit and a pair of pants and we moved into her apart- I . t Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • 49 LEVI-STRAUSS KRISHNA CIJEARDIZED. A PRE-SHRUNK " TUGBOAT GAUZE If Perfect 1.19 Yd. DENIM 1 C MATCHABLE JYd. LENGTHS Choice Colors Each Yd __ 111h. Length pC �17A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. Sept 4. 1975 School Board Votes To Advert'ie se 8.6mM'' 1 11 Tax, Levy 'It SPORTS (I m Continued From Page-IA) Evening Herald, Sanford, FL was dropped July 1 is car- operational needs for the $6.14million capital outlay $1.4-million of state money and Harris said the total utility this year In Seminole County Harris explained the increase marked for improving and coming school year." portion of the budget (which $5.4 -million "carrier over" costs for the county school has increased 33 per cent, in the county's tax base after advertised a second time on upgrading the county's outer ............................................ said this __, 'lie scar's involves no new tax tlnllnrc this .. f ro... m t4.,!im4 9fl 7R .••.'-. ct'stem is tin 15 i'r c-.r,r'nr III .. ,, c'i_. I t tIIL L1i in In,I -j--... new ent over uui .,--... uiiip IL' It)p,ptu I L'i"' .7 t. Li. (JIIt 1pimg tAr.e 111143 IU3IUVIII schools. $39.303,4 12.59 operational year, is actually earmarked to capital improvement money last year. The breakdown of Appraiser Terry Goembel. Sims said he opposed the said he is 'frustrated" with last upgrade and improve the from dropping the four mills, utility costs for the new budget budget, up $4-million over One told resident Lay er the budget. which supports busing board "can't what he termed a 48 per cent and $519,%9 from state funds, includes: take credit" for year's, is due to the increased county's older schools. The total county tax base, or raise in the tax base. Harris 111111 "This is our major thrust this accordin g to Harris. rn the four mill reduction since it and anticipated increases in () certain am arcs Both iiiis and -.-j 391,400 for electricity, non-exempt property subject to siid 'h I what the figure ' utilit costs said Harris )ear, as soled b) the ptople The school bo,mrd being taxed, has actudli) Ifl ss.ould have been 'if there had Harper S3iu it IS time to help debt g.ms and siater Roger Harris, assistant last Harris said sear budget, shich requires only serlce reased 61 per cent (toe to the been no new additions to the ta x older schools in the count "We have no need for new supi.rintcndent for finance said about a half million dollars the 6 miiill1mge, rose from -$300,000forgasoline,oiland reassesslient and ness grossth roll Superintendent William P. buildings any longer, said " schools went to improve older schools, $3,016,876 last year to $3.2 grease the opening of four new in the county like the Altamonte "Bud Layer said 12.8 mills Layer. this year alone amounted to 11 since most of last year's $14.7- million this year. And the -$113,600 For telephone Mall, Harris said. The county's "The state legislature has were lesied la5t )ear, but state 7aer said he believes the per per cent of the rise in main million capital outlay budget federal carryov r budget has SCISIU' total property valuation played ii less games with the funds and an unspent $3 million new budget "is not extravagant tenance and operational costs. was used to build new schools. increased from $366,243 last million last taxpayers millage rate in the -$90,300 for fuel oil Jumped from $862 from the drop of four nulls ( a in any way," and "it will meet Harris said more than $4Included in this year's $6.8sear to $803,692.84 for this year, Harris said the average year to $1.3 billion for this last three or four sessions," special tax assessment which the capital outlay amid million coming from the total million capital outlay budget is Harris saul said liyer. homeowner's property value budget year, he id. -- •. 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Booster Club is probably the at 5:30 and introduction of the Currently the club owes $30,000, most successful one in Florida Football team. sshich ssas borrowed to corn- and the schools board athletic Lyman High In case of rain activities will pktethe$4s000junior Olympic program ' -us the envy of mnos 'uI's Athletic Boosters Club be held in the school cafeteria, swuniiiing pool at the school, schools --.ill hold its annual part)' I'rincipal Canton Henley, at Officers of the organization Friday beginning at 2:30 pm. a meeting of the Athletic noted Booster funds come The principal added that it the school, Boosters Club Tuesday night, primarily from concession football is the only athletic The party this )- ear ssill lauded the group for having stands manned for the most program that pays for itself, include swimming in the new raised $20,000 over the past 13 part by football parents. and man)' of the other lxol, built by the boosters, years for things necess,arv to Henley said the Lyman programs as well. ';w000.- ter. Missowi, which meets Alabama in a - televised game at Birmingham niationalls I Monday night and Auburn, Alabama's Final Opponent of the season, had entered the case .I.-, friends of the court. Hr)-ant said after the ruling that he appredated Missouri and Auburn coming to his side and added: "Not many want to buy chickens i but there'll be a lot of people wanting in on the gravy. A lot of people will be mighty happy." 11) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alabama had asked that all squad limitations News of it federal judge's ruling in Tuscaloosa, be thrown out, contending that its practice of Ala,, got Johnny Majors out of bed. playing ssellovi.'r 60 in most games had helped in "It 'a-as worth it," the University of Pittsburgh recruiting and had reduced injuries football coach said. D t Judge Sian Pointer ruled The, NCAA had adopted the limitation as an economy measure. Pointer said, "The evidence late Wednesday night that college teams will be on economy is tenuous," but also ruled out allowed to field 60 players each in football games Alabama's contention that the rule would forced this fall. The temporary injunction, sought by the University of Alabama, was made a class action to break verbal contracts with the signees. matter and applied to all National Collegiate Bryant said during his 70 minutes on the At Association schools. witness stand that all Crimson Tide signees were The NCAA had adopted a rule Aug. 15 limiting told tile)' would have good opportunity to play traveling squads to 48 members and home teams because of the large numbers his team has used Time judge denied Alabama's claim that the to 60 players. 1 cannot allow the association to enforce the NCAA violated its own methods of making " 48 and the 60 rules together," Pointer said, "so I changes in adopting the 48-60 rule, afli applying the 60 limitation to both teams." Pointer said his ruling also applied to other The ruling was immediately welcomed by the sports - that the NCAA cannot require an)' majority of the nation's major college Football school to field fewer people than an opponent. coaches. Laud J ijdge s NCAAAct on TVTV - -: •:-:.•. - ' like to shake the hand of the judge wh made that ruling," said John McKay, coach and athletic director at Southern California, "You don't change the rules on kids who were recruited already:' At the University of Iowa, Coach Bob Cornumings said the injunction "is a marvelous thing. Miami Dolphins Hit By Iniuries The NCAA limit was asinine in the first place." Majors, whose Panthers open the season this Saturday at Georgia, said he has already posted histravel squad for the game. "But my first priority in the morning will be to check It. I don't believe there will be major changes, but there might be five or six additions," MIAMI i API - Safety Dick he can play this season," Shula Because the ruling was made only three days Anderson, an Associated Pre ss added. before ftc opening of the collegiate football all-National Football League Anderson, 29, was entering season, Majors said he anticipates some dif- selection in 1972-73, was to his eighth year with the club. ficulty in booking travel arrangements for niore undergo knee surgery today Ile first injured his left knee in players, and may be lost by the Miami the Pro Bowl game last year, It North Carolina State Coach Lou Holtz said Dolphins for the 1975 season. gave out from under him in "it's tough enough to play away from home as it And Coach Don Shula said Monday night's exhibition is without having the disadvantage of having 12 Wednesday that 34-year-old game against Minnesota on a less players." middle linebacker Nick Buoni- play in which he was not inHowever, not all coaches, athletic directors conti has been lost "in- volved in bodily contact. and college presidents were pleased with the definitely" after surgery for a Anderson's injury left the decision, broken right thumb. Dolphins, Super Bowl chamPenn State Coach Joe Paterno said he apShula said Anderson's left pions of 1972-73, with only three I)ros-e(1 the 48-player rule because it was aimed knee would be operated on in safeties on the roster. And one at saving schools money. And although Michigan Atlanta by Dr. Fred Altman, of them, Jake Scott, could be Athletic Director Don Canharn said he agreed one of the nation's leading or- out For several weeks after suf. with Alabama's opposing the NCAA rule, "I'm thope(lic authorities, fering a slight shoulder separasorry they took it to court. I didn't think that was "We'll have to make a deter- lion in in the 20-7 Minnesota the way to get things changed." ruination afterward on whether loss. To Key Players Premonition Comes Through For Cooper Scott, 30, an AP all-NFL. choice the past two years, was playing in his first game of the preseason against Minnesota, Ili-- had undergone knee surgery sifter the 28-26 playoff loss to Oakland last year and had been given extra time in training to recover frni the oper- camp ation. The ottr t u safeties on the se%en Innings of work as he -1 ~ I Cuir,11, Cardinals, 6 it TIfF: ASSOCIATED PR&S victory, stretching their lead the Indians. Fritz Peterson, roster are fuurtyear reserve The Cincinnati Reds are driv- &-xtcnidcd his season rcortI at Pete l.a('ock smacked tile Cecil Cooper had this feeling, over the Orioles to seven 7, was tagged for 10 hits in six Cltarlie Babb and rookie Barry Angeles Riverfront Stadium to 10-1, ing 1.os the first grand slam homer of his -. and 'bout an hour later he sent games. innings bat posted his seventh 11111 from Iowa State. - ... Dodgers batt'. It was the l)odgers' worst de- career, capping a five-run sev. the Baltimore Orioles reeling. Palmer held (OliSe'CUIIVi' tR'tury, the Red Sox hit. , Generally conceded the Na- (eat in three years. Andy Ales- enth inning that carrid ChiBuoniconti's absense lea%cs . _-. •-ooper, a young batting star less for 4 2-3 innings and fin. ~ tional League West flag, the sersmith, 15.14, was roughed up ('ago over St. Louis, The basesShula looking at two rookies Royals 5, White Sox 4 who has been overlooked in tile ished with a seven-hitter, strikrunaway Reds rubbed the for nine runs in three and two- loaded homer by LaCock came Al ('ossens belted a two-run who have been Impressive so ))hoopla over Boston rookie sea- in) out 10. Dodgers' noses in their dust thirds innings before leaving in off St. Louis veteran Bob Gibthis season - Bruce Elia of triple in the 10th inning to give s-aborts Fred Lynn and Jim Yankees S. Tigers 0 GAlt NOl.AN Wednesday night with a 13-2 favor of Charlie Hough. Ohio State and Steve Towle of son, 3-10, who earlier wildKansas City its victory. j Itice, got the notion late in Catfish hunter, 19-13, tossed a Pirates 3, Mets I beating, M.is bcrrs and George Brett Kansas pitched pinch-runner (;tnit' Iii. • Tuesday night's American five-hitter fur ins 26th complete Bill Robinson's seventh- ser to snap a 6-6 tie. , "Those toUCtidOsmth are hard humnered for KC, Jorge Orta for '4 Mike linebacker, Kolen, the starter at League East showdown begame of the season for the the While Sox. Mayberr's right has .'x:to beat," smnik'd Steve Garvey inning borne run, his sixth of the GIants 9, Astros 4 tweemi the Red Sox and the Hal- Yankees, and Thurman Munson burner after his failing Dodgers sear and second in two nights, 54S his 30th. Willie Montamiez and Gary . . tiniore Orioles that something backed tilni with Four runs perience playing the mniti,Ik' dropped 19'7 whopping games broke Of) fi pitching duel and Matthews each drove in two ______ big was going to happen, and Shula could move reserve batted in, including a Iworun Rangers 5, Angels 4 :bdii,id (lie leaders. "When helped Pittsburgh beat New runs to lead San Francisco past "I'm not a home run hitter," homer, Tom Grieve belted his 12th Bob Matheson to a starting out:you're beaten like that, you're York. The Mets' Jon Matlack Houston. The Giants scored says Cooper. "Hut I was in the Hunter needs only one more homer and knocked in three side position if Kolen is needed fastball struck out eight, eight of their runs In the First just beaten." ' !,,,.i clubhouse about the seventh or victor)' to become the third man runs to help Texas beat the An- in the middle, That suuis up the Dodgers' walked one and allowed only s three innings to provide plenty eighth inning and I told Itegie in Al. tiistor)' to win 20 or more gels, who suffered another blow Also out of commission is status now: They're just about hits 1jefore leaving in (Ile ninth, of support for Pete Falcone. 11. Cleveland and Luis Tiar.t that I games five consecutive when it was announced that regular defensive end Bill but was victimized by poor 9.was going to hit one. beaten. . seasons, joining liall of Famers pitt.hing star Nokin Ryan would Stanfill, who hasn't practiL,ed Padres 10, 8rat,s Gary Nolan, backed by the infield play. "I Just felt like I would." T: Walter Johnson and Lefty probably have 111~ to undergo sur- SIfl(C he suffered a pinched Phlllies 6, Expos 3 Dave Roberts' two-out single - Reds' big offense, notched his lie cud, and he picked the Gros-e. ger)to remove bone chips From nerve in his neck in the Aug. 9 Garry Maddox socked a triple capped a five-rumi rally in the first victor)- os'er Los Angeles in right time For it. Coofier's blast ' Indians 11, Brewers 3 his right elbow. Ryan, 'aho exhibition opener against Cmithree 'ears 'Ilu' Reds' 10-run and iwimin' run -- the only hits off ninth inn!ng that lifted San leading off the loth inning broke Buddy Bell knocked in two has compLined of stiffncsy for cinnati, Shula said Stanfill still I fourth inning bettered Cm. Dan carrithers - For three 1181 Diego os-er Atlanta beFore m up it sparkling pitching duel runs with a home run and a the past eight i-3 days, was sup- is not ready to play. ( ' cinnati's previous high this sea- as Philadelphia snapped a four- crowd of 1,119, the smallest ' between Boston 's Rick Wise single and Duane Kuiper ca posed to start tonight but has Shula was to cot two more game losing streak with a ever to watch a major-league SOfl by two, and Baltimore's Jim Palmer ped a four-run ninth Inning with been lifted from the Angels players today to get down to the baseball game in Atlanta. and gave the Red Sox a 3-2 a bases-loaded Nolan, 13-8, allowed six hits in victory over Montreal, Al. COWENS single to pace rotation. NFl. limit of ;, 1 ) ' Open Sundays 1:00• 5:00 p.m. 4'W fly DONNA STES "I'd ) • WLIf •1"'_""'""". and was shocked to learn that that of the seven opposing flight," said Copeland, Metro (ur1(erencr (-(lathes, six :irktd 1, man last in a preseason Copeland, his brown hair ntatly in place, picked his ord isdl carefully, but with a great deal of ease. Next week, with game I ist ear's 3-7 record must still be on their minds. To be tinic upon him, he ss ill probably be just as relaxed, because that is certain. Lyman is no favorite in the tough Orlando league, but for his nature. the Greyhounds to finish last with a sse!l.balanced team like this It ssas a coon's age ago that Copeland and Carlton Henley year's theyssouhihavetorieucltheirjuniors.arsjy started out as assistants at lumbaR, Tenn. Henley is now If ('opeland isall smiles at this early state of the campaign, it l.yuan's principal. Copeland, a halfback in his playing days for is because coaches simply love to be picked last in anything. htlie1 College, coached Shelbyville, Tenn. teanis to 8-2 and 1-1 Then, regardless of the outcoiime, they can keep smiling, finishes before making the transition south to rejoin Henley. Copeland isn't predicting an undefeated season or anything of Though the years Copeland has been one of the backbone the sort. 1k' simply feels he has a winner at hand. Reanting bet. -i;u-hes in Seminole County. He has had some great teams, to be veen the lines, he is probably thinking of a strong conference sure. But he isn't among the number who have permitted greed 11lnt(n1(ierssitha73o18.2,t)uttle(li(ln'tsa).it for personal glory to dim his ideals. Too many variables," he added, "An in to Jerry The Copeland philosophy, according to Dick, is a firm belief hiuniumn, Itoh Itiaui or Bob Burkh,art ssould mean we lost someone that the most important ideals he can instill in a young man's sse can't replace. It timid be crippling," titind is that 'inning is important, but that there are other thins Understandably, the native of Tennessee quickly changed the i ha- h carry more weight, subject. "Learning to get along ssith your fellow man is one of them," "I'm going to stop drawing for the time slot in jamborees," said Copeland. "Now don't get the idea we don't try and win. But "aid Copt'iand, referring to the fact his team had the last two shenyousthnd back and es- aluatees.er)jjflglo5.eof one another quarters tonight in the eight-way affair at Evans High. is more important than ssinning a game. The football thing isn't Seems for the third straight jamboree, I.vrnanm has drawn the moing to last forever, but the other lessons will be with a player for "aiiie time slols. the rest of his life. Th? moral aspects of football are the most Sanie time, different channel? important phases of the game." the order and that any further steps r- CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. --' '-'\'- ,:' 'Sturdy sail cloth construction, Blue and white only. Full range of sizes. I know we are going to surprise some 'Hounds Boosters Party Friday - * 11) THE ASSOCIATED PIMSS Boys' and girls' deck shoes. 'is been Herald Staff Writer 'Cincinnati Thrashes Los Angeles, 132 Similar to Illustration - _J;_1, '- - - .. ' ~V -:. ._ .4- - - II "> --. JIJ TIJSCAIA)OSA, Ala. i All - "The big thing is that it will es-en it up For everybody," Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant of Alabama said aler a federal judge revised new rules on the size of football learns Wednesday night. The Judge threw out , ,in Aug. 15 ruling adopted at a special convention of the National Collegiate Athletic Association that limited travel .squads• 10 48 members and home squads to 60. This rule, said U.S. District Court Judge Sam c. Pointer, was contra to the NCAA's bylaws which indicate that all rules "be in line with fair competition." Pointer ('hanged it to allow each opponent to field 60 players in a game and extended his temporary order to all NCAA members, although the suit had been brought by the University of Alabama. His ruling is effective immediately An attorney for the NCAA said after the fourhour hearing that he was sure evers'onc will • Leather Uprs • Sizes e'.ii -- - - For Everyone __ - PP .Jr Evens I ' ( L Men's slipon shoe. i 188 - -~ . qt -,o- ' - Bryant: Rule I - -- I l68. I - - -U_--'_Z-- The front four includes junior tackles Richard Iteary 1182) and Herb Felder 192 and senior ends Kevin Burns i 165 arid Bob Lorah 168 I. • -- , W. 1)efensivt-l}, the question is at fliazzi or Junior Larry Clarkwith 168i playing aloriI' ....... . --. linebacker side Iluniian, senior Grci: Banfield I 188 and senior r0 _0m_ Barrow 160) and Al Stank Solids and fancies i _______________ \ ' 'Center vents ___ ______ L4~_ . k . r .- liO1 Peof lit'. . V IflCK L.ofx.'lanLI gels a gut feeling about one (kf his tealils. lit' didn't have it last year, but (lid immediately before that 10-0 season sshen lucky Browne was a junior. Ditto for an 8-2 achat I - ly ,,. u In short, lie's IN'd it only about half the 13 year 10. are three p')sItouLs still Open in the Lyman starting lineup, and tonight's results should (lecitit' ss ho w ill be playing what next week at Oak Ridge. On offense, one end spot is open with junior Danny Williams 149 competing ,with junior Rick Knight i 165 for the spot opposite senior end Mickey Manning ilGOi. Also on the line at tackles will he junior Kern Sweat i 180) and senior Ken Place i 160 1, at guards junior fink Bennett t 195 i and senior Jerry Human 195, and junior center Barry Swemringer 173 Quarterback Huh Burkhart, i 164t, and a Junior, will be directing traffic for scatbacks Wyman Jackson, I 158 junior amni Horace Alexander 166) r rise eo e i f.. .. i-.i:i) '0)1)1 ten ;r~ -- - -_ - , ~. ' qwl - .- A111111100 11, . S. I 4k, ,,, ;, -IT . t d r_______ - 1 yh . S A -_ - I ' "It, .- . G o - aI :- . . ./, hut the Crt'ybounds have the last Iwo tune slots - 9:30 mfl(I , - 1 ference imul,loree at I.,vans Iligh. Tile jamboree begins at 6, ev / . h C •s.L '-' V &I . X I -,. - ' 9 _', .•• t . q5 , .ri ji. . 'OL . Ili oric quarter and Colonial in ;l e ___ • M • .. Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975-10 ' rm.-i ~ ; o ?.&F - ,.74f" RA AiM ~ t - '---'a _'•_, �-- _______ .. - . 78—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -- - 'Thursday. Sept 4. 1,13 BEETLE L E BAILEY M r Walker I[OI Eag SCOREBOARD es Evening Hera ld,Sanford, F!. WIN ' Still Suffering From L' ine Woes --iiiiiiiiiii-m-iiiiiii rM Pl1ILAt)El.l'Hl, (At)) Ala,or League National ers ea League 1A? W.tnn 'I VmnAro. Con of 1 coo;oo W ?, of S S?9 I 'nek 66 81 'S 180 II', Sn 6 PlIfic 97 1 88? "I M 37% ln%h,o,i :r 101 19', , 3)0 SAnQU%Ilen SF 120 too Wnc Cm. 91, Ph,. 151 R 175 against the likes of St. I,ouis, Dallas and Washington until they can balance their attack. Quarterbacks Roman Gabriel Th 'rI (h ,-.r I - • rie *i a SJ5TE() O4 IT! •T f Th Pl5H WAS4ERS r.'r' -- ,I HEAP ThEM COME 'Lt -) (i /- 1. I ,, , .. , I • f / , L *— .. ~i,,r ~ lv- 7 . __ 7,.' rr — ( 1. - ii " I -- ~", . ~) —- , I 11 :.~ 1i ' / , 1 111 c,40cin FlAllimpre IIII is S% __ 71 67 ¶41 60 0Ablam Triiiiis minine4wMA 1 4)5 fl West ? is 399 city 7% At 551 6' 65 71 119 ts oks 70 All 16 - (i'ifcwria ,) 15 a57 19', Wednesday's Results litnotten I BAII-mof# 7 10 in mines New Vyirk A. Detro it 0 (lqtand Ii MIwauker 3 WArl%Alo, Cilv S Ch-caoc, A. 10 s CAI;fornoa A r,ni v nArnm %chmuiea Troi^% American League 371. Psn 313 wathnton 1 13). tHASMiloor I in) Rivers Cat It Arett, KC, It Ofta, Cho 10 P l(PlIv, Chi, 7 I Tied With 6 Co WA%h,roatcom Oa Otis. lor '" Rrrnv. Cal. Cal. &A Friday's Games PITCHINry Ne-v York At RAIIII'MOM 7 It Poo cor ef Rotro 32 Minr,-tM t Chcaoo I1J; • I Jackets - Dibbs made his bid for glory straight set romp over Wimble '1-1 romp over Australian Kerr) advantage in the second, win in a quarter-final match against don champion Arthur Ashe, Nlel%ille Reid. 77w 20-year-old ning the final five games with 19-sear-oldSviedish star Bjorn who plays his best tennis on Floridian has now won 82 the loss of 001) use points. Borg .seeded The match I, opened today's card on the Dtbbs was ex pected to have center court at the West Side his hands full against the blond. Tennis Club. Dibbs has played haired Borg, a youngster with Borg, one of the tournament's all the strokes. Borg has 700. .00 73a 791 I to match i 6 6ATi I - -__ '% "; 1~ - - . ~ I — ) i-`i0#.;.,_1 ' . -'-----CO. TT - ' PALSY WALSY 0 , j':_:- I ... . , 4%/I I LIA / rvW. (nJK.. '1 )" "' r.') I I \I 1 _ -___7 . 17 _& I Co. f ,~<~-41 4 -4-- ________4I l1 k.1 IN BRIEF NFL Charities Donate $10,000 To United Way NEW YORK (AP) — Commissioner Pete Rozefle - presented a 110,000 check to the United Way charity campaign Wednesday on behalf of National Footbal.1 League Charities Thifl).runeNFLpersonaIIt1esstiI1appearasen on esof radio and telesision spots in support of the L'ruted Way campaign this season. " FRANCISCO i AP - Ilie !sastase, lined $8 000 by tennis of ficia Is Wednesday, will be trying to win some of a $10000 in:ernational tournament purse here later this month. Nastase's official entry in the tournament scheduled SW.22-29 at the Cow Palace was announced Wednesday. SA LLicata o De f nd fe I• e BOSTON API - U.S middlessetght champion Tony LI cata still defend his title Sept 30 against Matt Donovan of N eu York in a 12-round bout at the Hartford Civic Center - -', = I 11101111( Vi %Vedlli~s The bout -A ill precede the closed-cirmil. telecast of the MuhamrnadAli-Joe razlerigtromniMania. Thrift Name By A s OAKL.AND iAfl~ — S~d 11 rift, "ho formerly ,Aorked ,AAh the scouting departirients of the Kansas City Royals and °ittsburgh Pirates, stas named Wednesday as OakLand A's director of minor league operations and special assigintnents. TWt, 46, worked the post t1m basebaD semm %ith the Royals' organization but was released this spring. He still join the A's Saturday r . " i . 1. Ihi lrs hittniihugIais it, tarne %v e.jr. prnthicinx stluitni an(l help lisp tr. ii vrn',' sap"n fur . . -/. 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Itobinsion as the first black what's happening to kids player in major league basesliould (10 some-chowicz, in Detroit recently for . ,U, iraes are ,)., firs t mar his induction Into the National league baseba ll team to send Polish-American Sport hail of sets to prison yards. Fame mt Detroit Tigers currently ii a fella is throsting a hai,etwoplayers %ho ,Aerc first , I 4TAL.. '7tW..RY$4''Ct 1' AS&, NN - ' - , SURPRISEY 101 DETROIT (AP) — Nfany of today's top athletes don't care Friday wit-i a tryout at St. enough about the kids who I lize them, says Football flail of em Illinois) to chase after any 4 . . . 1 4* ~ - I -.1 I '- ~ Athletes crs, and we don't care where we find them,' he said The two smuts went to StateAle Correctional Center tooday . 'T . I - / 1~_Z_ "Some guys thought 'What's the use,' but I tNnk a tryout like this gives a man some hope," who showed up for the tryout said one prospect. "If I — Ignoring Youths? I 1 ~ " . I 11 &? -_ 'TT'. '--- ? -,n Chic Young ~ I 4 ers after the session. "I'll be honest with ynu," Wednesday at Pontiac s 1,232- good enough, I could make inmate maximum security myself a new life." prison playing field. The per centage of signees is very small' He told the players 001) two ofsorne600playerssthoSJiost(l up for baseball tryouts earlier th,is year %ere siped. '1 I - BLONDIE '.' \ .0 = -11,11 - 2~4i, i .,,~ I - .7 1 ,I * ."I - - 0411. -W.. J.",_ I - S ,: " I- :,. " "u" A HAD IN MQp4fl.45 '-- ' I - .4 Sc'RRN WE LCUWN'r js.rtj'r ji •,oU 11-4' LOAN "VLVETER r' IET LAU3H ',C )r •"•S•____\ y I '. ie If! , i ' J, 11' PONTIAC, Ill. lAP) —Scouts It takes three to five years for Branch Rickey and Gene Baker a player to stork his way continue today their tour of through the farm system Rick. some of Illinois' toughest pris- ey explained, and Baker told ons in search for baseball talent inmates most players reach their peak before they are 32. Pirates a winner for years to The parole requirement was come. imposed, they said. so that the They are blunt in their tryout talks stith inmates, and has some hope of being freed ~L,ff IL 1 -r (_~F_TA , 1(~CCR DC6 LOLL -!? I r"./ v&/o/ I ''.-- I By Roger Boillen 'r BE%EEN TAS h"CZF_L_ A I,Z)-PE CHFAPEl? CP~E ? by Heimdahl & Stoffel ___________( S FUNNY BUSINESS ?U4% )C)./ 7/16, /I1JA,4f 70 AP Af/?r 7N4T. I "' iZ BUGS BUNNY 213 E. FIRST PH 322-4712 . / ''' ~~ 11 4v0tT,4f67$1) - AEMR ft4W r70T Ne . - Prisons Eyed For Buc Talent 1110 VL/, .4N— )/ ______ -1; 4I and tax shelters' iI1,IHAVëV(cf \> . I I- 104;1 F^y , I . I still J ac 0 y S news er _____ ( I. . :' by Garry Trudeau - sizes -- - ' '" men & boys . ., 4 " " (Do you have a question for care o I thi s e most in. teresting questions will he %% est opens the detice 0I used in the column and writers .spades against South's three will receive copies of JA COBY notrump Fast rises with the MODERN — <E,SjG JP 9E A JOKE : (' 5 in denim & corduroy, LA '' by Larry Lewis . ,I 4 , eons , 11 lowest ______ _________ ___ bridge and means that dtclarer sure to make it Not that all Id ontracts come in Sometimes they are only sure fire if declarer knows host to play . them II ~~ III TjllW. Cal Ii 6 flIyI'vpn M;n 116 (n) I vy , pap L LOAN 00, lot. ,I,,: Reston At Milwaukee (n) ,_1 —--- -. ___-I Levi I .1" . TPIP( FS 11 cir S-Mr* a I - M RUNSM4ybC t oil ( Rare 591 In) V('. 30 P Jackscwi Oak. 30. (ietrelanci iWa,ts 301 at MI (.5(0??, MU 77, BondS, waukef fRroherq 1113). (n) 75; t,rrni.nh. Tti n 'forrola terback Al Woodall and New 1'.ddle Dibbs, a feisty little tunes, once on clay, to Australian veteran Hod hasdropped just eight games in I pepper pit froin ,Nliami Beach, on (tie injured reserve list, Dibbs, it 24-year-old claycourt I.,aver. Borg won this year's four matches here en route to meaning the) PON1- I vnn Boon. g6 . YVr pla y ed the most important , will miss the enspecialist buzzed through the French Open on clay, Rut Si R, the semifinals tin. Si ISOfl matchofhtscareertoda when earl) rounds here, losing just 19Th Myterry IC $1: Care, The Dibbs-Borg showdown is he stepped in with the one of 10 se ts against four op. the first of four men s quarterEvonne Goolagong, the 24PlIN% RATTED IN- L,vnn, heavyweights at (lie U.S. Open ponent.s, behind it ferocious two- final matches on tap today. year-old blithe spirit from Aus. . P irI'r. Oah 91 Maberry Tennis Championships. fisted backhand and a tight- Connors met Andrew Pattison I tralia who doesn't believe the le C. " L Not A v. RAI, III 6 "I feel I'm playing the best lipped determination to run of Rhodesia, Nastase played (tam has burst until tier cars get r- 15CM1. MR, PA. Murnon, NY tennis of my life right now," (town every ball. .. " ,Nlanue! Orantes of Spain and wet, surtived a scare to slip by said t)tbbs Sednesday mghi' I IlTS (arew. Mn. 17?; M This is the farthest he's ever (,uillermo Vilas of Argentina Japanese player Kazuko Ie!TIr S('t' , NY 140. Q Brett. c, 155 r thought that since they changed gone in the Open but he's now went against Chile's Jaime FillSassam,su 7-6, 7-5. ~,rnlrtciro She came . RAI ISS. Rice, B%n the surface from grass to clay I awLA to be in with the likes of of in the others. I froin a 24 deficit in the first set, w I Jimmy Connors, the Nastase DAIIAt F % - I,vnn 8%n, JV In women's play Wednesday, staving off set point with a MCPAO., k C. IN: think I can win this tournament. .3 nd Borg. R JAclown top,seed Chris Evert continued forehand that hit the top of the taon fkrAI,,.t flOI Anston fTiant IS 17) at Batt, mrwr l7rirrei, )67i. (ni Dibbs , j . FOREST IIIIAS, N.Y. (APi favorites. twice and lost both dropped just one set so far, that straight matches on clay at I Mun%nn ,',,l.,1 N 0~1 1 I' The expression means the same at the North E'ole and the The modern expert practice is to lead the bottom from three small Toda y's hand sh ows the ME C,)XV)IJ Z / (Old would td( t YfWk4 - 2A three-card cult Th e old rule was to lead tIn. top unless head . i to know what bridge writers mean H) (hstald James Jacoby i _ ' , AW Alaska asa read er wants when they say that a cont raet C, ,,~, V1 0000 Pas,o; ,l - - JLe ,.....'.' I ~~~ . . - I - - i I NT n I Ip& flIfl It ,iil ',/ A ML,'[ 'L L - i. . i' IA I' ,, by Art Sonsom I I U ' 1 ________________________________ "I II . . - IA "*~ f % -4 , - -_ -_ — - / . f 7 North hut South %%r ')8 ), -"7'r( j,>I.%. ' ' ,' t,. .r' THE BORN LOSE / 11 'i,, - 1 1 ,I .. . , '- • /Q A: -1 IV ~ \ playing a (,inch I MIL.Lk)N 0-14 I South might make the same playagainstamodernist,bu(h would be guessing well not Uth vulnerable Qu'TA ' f_44;T ..I .0 i ( 14 dividend. West might drop his (1UCCO to unblock and thereby •10832 i. ~_ / queen blocks the suit. There , sotill A .i TTh3 AS rr fl4..EtTs' -I ____'_•s - .- , - I 1 10 establish -South's jack. 41,4D 1 . --~-. ~ ~_ - , ~ .' -- . - .- o . by Dick Turn I fie rises with his king and loses the club finesse. but it doesn't F by Dave Grouc ~%E L -"E SUPPLIES AP,E 'I'- BuSs 'IIN: 1. Ends , 94 A6 A A Q 107 '. If-I CARNIVAL ace, and leads the suit back , Now put yourself in South s position. U his opponent makes 1 inc ea e k nows where NORTh Ii) I - A BRIDGE T —_ I ALLEY oo AL~ IN Li. - fr the season be fore. The Eagles moreattackle, whileWadeKey yardage kicker than the strong its first outside fteat since the getting a lot of [tell) from sec. lost six straight at one point of and l.ukens run at guard and footed Dclilpsey. v Milian 'Ce helpless as opponents set their B ll Wednesay's Results 109 against the pass, dar. tn'th'fi'It 'I? Gruho SO OAKL\Nf) - Jtii Otto t ft ff l)'is jn his (hstiflctive uniform No, 00 gaInes isa;i NFL record shared Others cut included safety L (inrmntt II I n AnoIes 7 r'' Ph 'I'S A Oliver M(.ormatk is still optimis- realized Ro steeks 4igo that the nounced that Otto still become for last Saturda> night s exhibi by Otto and the Raiders \Iike 1- ink b) the Jets, quarter Piltoihiorah 'I Pl VDF I 11 La lies not going as far as he end of his football playing days Iht. Raiders' business manager ii 5? 7 IPI F S rrr. tion game against San Fran George Bland4i nut 6 l)111k Ken Polke and running All IC . did List ear st hen he predicted st crc drassing near, but he kept Sfl I ranr s( 9 HOuSton I C) Pr k,'q Pnh c Otto, 37, stiped a few tears Usco It st as his 309th pro game OnIs fit e r 1-I players has e uauc 1• d %viiiiams, flest. r ng Mtn 9. the Eagles would make the I, R Metioro, . to hiiiiself and worked as hard froin [its eyes at the news con- including exhibitions and ap1w,"ired in more regular sea- 1.and; defensive tackle INfaulty S'rom S 5) a At 141r C) playoffs. But e former Wash th as ever 1ut the game krenietlkd by the Raiders to postseason gana.s lar,tA #Nirolorn It III In) '.on games t ha n Otto Blinda, Moore and wide receiver Al I, The Coaches couldn't tell if announce the retirement and I roor Arinpif-ii, iRAu 12 9i a t it ~f hni ctt ph, 11. Konqman inglon assistant believes lie has "I just wanted to knock some Earl,Nlorrall, Sonny Jurgensen, Dodd, ,Nfianii; Dan Rhodes, (cnnati (Nrwman 911 !nI N, 79 Rønch Con a be tter football team than the that was perspiration or tears said, "I've tried not to think 49ers around. I did, too, but I lAu Groza and Johnny Unitas. Baltimore, and defensive end tanr.n ar' IMcwtefusto IA. ?7 one that finished fourth in the in my eyes," the Oakland Raid. tthat it will be like not to play might have just been lucky. Otto wasn't the only "name" Marty limihof and guard Fred 17 7`1 At Hnt)%Inn i0,erker 13 'k 701 FN RASFS-Loom. LA. conference last year with a 7.7 ers' center said Wednesday Ili fooilmll," And, (if couri,-e, I was awfully to Ix,dropped from .NFI, rosters Stuart, %Vashington -1 record. nn Htn LI announcing Ins rtirunuit aft&r But tIn. sixth kntt opt r Itlon tired up Otto', in! vulnisd IS Vt Ulfk5d41) as kaith struggle(I Friday '% Garnet lb c The running gaint. is one of 15 iofessional seasons of his pro career stas unsuc The University of Miami to meet the 49-player limit No trades Wednesda) sent three areas ,% IcCorniack rol "This elI&s a chapter in Oak- ce&sful, Ile said, "and I knew I'd gradiuile joined the Raiders in . C'.01tol CIn 17 I 800, 7 74 , Hr,l Defensive back Earlie nom- veteran guard Jim Arneson P tt%hi,rh At Mnnt,eal 7 (I marked for lmprosemen as he land Raiders histor) - a onb be fooling nl)s.elI if 1 1960 stheni the American Foot as Iy tt ii 1 756 I 69 Set front the I) illas of the Buffalo Bills, safety Cowboys to the 0 , vef. NY. 707 741, 706 wheeled and dealed this winter, brilliant chapter," -said At thought I could pla~I another Will League was born and has ,Nlike [full of the Washington (levelariod Browns and wide re. I root Anctf-Im. At AllAnta in) oloar FrAnr,%cn At Cincinnati I)Prrvv. C.11 9 4 69 7 1 49, Kif trading young quarterback Davis, the fornier Raiders whole season." 6 started all 210 of their regular Itedskins arid Tim Berra of the ceiver Bob (;run front the ,New fyi ? John [leaves and a fut ure draft coach who now runs the Nation t'y (,n 91 69'? 1 35 Plorr,ijn lie asked Oasis and Coach season games in the \H and Riltimore Colts, son of baseball York (giants to the Chicago 51 1 nti;% At N" fnl C 1M. 9 4. 697 1 71 Bill,nqharn pick toacquire 270-pound offen- ,it Football I,eague team from John Nladden to let him 210 Hall of Fainer Yogi Berra who [tears for defensive end Dave kAro C) v'n At Hnu?on r.n 117*87 'S96 Ga llag her. The Cow boyss re ru'entl) was dropped as man American League 701 .lh ager of the ew 'rork Mets, t'eived an undisclosed draft were among the veterans cut. W L Pct. G8 I A. log k,rh.oirC1 toitn ISI P' .. ( ball Conference East race from Oakland, giving the club is as tough as ever, and he's RA7TED IN ' Lu Ci ro . Ph 101 Rench Pro? ('n 9 Stjtuh (th 3'U 10 Ph ~~ "I - points. Mc€ormick picked up run 10 passes in three, son was his worst experience in Elsewhere, the Eagles have i plaiekickerToiiiImnpseto contend in the National Foot- ning back Art Nlalone from At- games. Against New England pro foolix-i 11, Gabriel was buried good corps of pass receivers in IA)s Angeles for it draft pick, ball 1eague. lanta, and John Tarver' from the defense returned three m• behind paper-thin offensive ('harli Young, Harold Carmi- and then acquired Horst Mtth. The Eagles can'l hope t6 fig. New England. fie also got terceptions for touchdowns. blocking. fie threw only nine chael and Don Zimmerman. Iniann from Cincinnati, claim. ure in the NFl. National Foot- speedster James McAllster Middle linebacker Bill Bergey touchdown passes as against 23 Walters teams with Jerry Sise- ing Muhlmann is a better short `%,1"t1)iVV6 lTTE .• ' I E E&MTE 4 allowing far short of .hats needed to I PlIn. 179 PliN. f,b nn (In 9A West I' 11?ft Poll, 77 I - thus the running game is still IlAiken to right guard. ateonaçLmue r,tsrtrnh -z~_ I SiVe tackle Stan Walters. Val. (lays of Timtiiy Brown in the oiid.year pro Frank lMastcr, the 1974 season, and Gabriel Guy Morris holds down the The exhibition games so far tershasa reputation for being a 1960s. 1k' has Torn Sullivan and lio stole t%o Patriot passes vas benched in favor of rookie cenier job, Rookie Jeff Blearnr have indicated that Phila- strong blocker up front. He PoJamesfrom last year. These and scored with bath, 4. from Penn State has impressed Mike HryIa. The record deiphia Eagles' Coach Mike dropped Steve Smith and Roy backs can run, but they need Another key to an offensive iat the time, and Boryla rallied as an offensive tackle and cenMcCorniack hasn't solved his Kirksey from last year's often, some daylight, comeback is quarterback Ho- the club to the .500 level with ter. offensive line dilemma, and sire front and switched Tom The defense has been superb, man Gabriel. The 14-year vet- three season finishing trium. Baseball B ase b all A Thursday, Sept, 4, 19fl-3B I . Al, L .n.i! :iI ,f r ... �4B-Eveninq Herald, Sanford. Fl. Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 Ane' to PiyiouS Puzzle 1 TO II IGHT'S TV (13) Law And Mr e . to Jones (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes EVENING 700 (2) Tn Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (8. 9) Billy Graham 71(1 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (13) Movie (ii) love Arrerican Style P00 (2. 81 the MOntetUSCOS (6) Dyn 0 Mite Saturday Preview (9) Evet Knievel Portrait of a Daredevil (24) Evening At Pans (35) Animal World (44) Dinah! P30(2, 8) Fay (35) Movie Q00 (2. 8) Medical Story (6) Waltons (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Blue Ridge Quartet 111 Hollywood TV Theater (44) Movie 910 (6) MovIe (13) Law And Mr Jnic i000 (9) harry o (13. 35) Burke's Law 10:30 (24) The Arbors 1 £ I01 PJn.,.,c (44) Love American Style 11 i (2), 8) Tonight Show (6) MovIe (9) WIde World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 1230 (44) Donahue 1'OO (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Daily Word Friday MORNING 600 () 5unrie Jubilee A iocs cm hUllS ____________ ________ ________________ ALOHA BOBBY& ROSE News curicoast Sunrise Nr'.',s 7:00 (2. 8) Toda (6) News (9) (lozo Circus (44) Unlscope 71(1 (9) Am America (44) House Of Friqhterlstein 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones 0:30 (44) Three Stooges B' 55(44) Spirit Of '7b 900 (2) Phil D000hu (6) Mike Douglas 8. 9) Movie (44) Leave II Ta Beaver 9:30 (44) Gomer Plye 1(1'00 (2) (elenrlty Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 1(13(1 (2. 8, 13) Whift'l 01 Fortune (6) The Price Is RIght (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2. 8) High Rollers (6) Ganibit (9) Show OHs (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2. 8. 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Live (9) Haov Days (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 1155 (6) News (8) 1DAIIWLIKI.TN,.AT1( . 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' O Fnlhu.,ucm 11 tunion t6 mIsts conitIrer 41 Perfume POKitchenqadget 45 Tatry 46 Assee'ate ' Alleviate's 4' WeatheuCock 24 Po S)')'ltCP 48 ShICII beann MIIIICII 26 Those' most 50 ConditiOn DOWN I l ', f 27 Oven c I Goals 32 Uotrbes ''" S.1CIe'd 4 Tact Rutlil unaluke 5 Mnriqe.l Autnqc 3M Small C31'(llO 'it (Ti' damage' t ll.'M I i,nt Si•••p ) ': 14i r'ij 1 1 ' iH') (7I 'u ' ': '2 It P• ,cti tic. ________ -----3 5 f6 to ii I --- 4- 2 i 8 I _________ _l_ 21 I 22 i I i i - -- 'IPPY BRYANT e't ii' JJj JIIj jMJJ uiI __ 142 46 47 53 -- 1IIu I ' ' Ia '- 44 a• I __________________ ___________ 48 49 -50 51 52 __________ - 54 55 - - - - - - 59 - ____ - _-= i== SEEI( & FIND ( o*stal Waters s It : T 1 F: s u s : it s i. F: N 0 I. o (' '. .'' ( I) t) I f' t' 1±' 11 J' & C Ii I' ' It ' t &s r. I IS ' iS I. fl F. . I) ' () A B V P () N I) 0 '1' [N A I S : H A B I In Space () Family 6:00 (2,6.8, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 ( 2. 8.) 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A i: it hidden name and boz II In as shown: ARABIAN SEA HLA(K SEA ARCTIC O('KAN ('Ml'IAN s RAOFflF'S(,Al (iUSA'FA I'M'lFl(' OCEAN PERSIAN (UI.F HF I)I 'Ft1fRO': Silk Materials _______________ -- HO ROSCO P E ___________________________________________________ ft A ciy RI cli C I a 1 iiis NI Rich I1eA, Style By MARY CAMPBELL AP Newsfeatures Writer One daydre3m of the jazz musician is to open his own place, where musicians would be treated right - he'd know what that means - and highoualitv iazz wodd reiun• Also. -- he'd play there himself and not have to be traveling all the time, For Buddy Rich, that daydream is a reality, He opened Buddy's Place in New York, seating 200, closed it after about ii veir rind then in Anril nnonM ....... . ...: iivauy's rlace again, [Ms tune in the Penn Station area, seating 375. For this one, he had a band contractor put together a 16piece band of young musicians. 1'tHli.s March 2l-Apnl 191 Be extra•attentive to safety procedures while working today. Use proper tools and select theill WIth care. TAURUS 1Apr11 20-May )) I)un't make this too much of a party day. Your self-discipline isn't all it should be. Some form of overindulgence Is probable. (;F'1lNI May 21-June 20? Try to keep your temper shen meet wttti dovnestk rustrations today. .A few heatedi word.s will itiake the pot you Iil o'er. CANCER iJune 2l-Jul' 221 YoU've not completely forgiven fewlures ann ar'rurt.'n-ore ishiCh new are cur may hemi'ftr pertain to. or t used with. in, or on Said rremises even thoqh ftuey be c'1.tach4.(l or detachable Carpet living room hall, & n'stcr bedroom Othorru Range E ¶6 AV Singer Furnace BCE (nlony Hcw'ed 11000 P'ie been filed AgairiSt you and you arereusrecltoserveacoyof your written nefenses. if any. to it on Maclean and flrooke plaintiff's attorney, whoSe address •S P 0 Drawer X, Jacksonville. Florida 37203 on or before September 30th. 1975. and file the original *ith the ctcrk of this Court either before Service on plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter. otherwise a defuIt will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the' diumptaint or petition WITPdESSmyhandandtneealof this (our? on August 78th. 1975 (Court Sea') Arthur H LIeckwth. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly [illiri T JenkinS As Deputy Clerk Phlitt A 21. i,;; (lEO 211 _____________________ ,nstkruct1ns: lie hidden names Isfled below appear torw:rd. For Friday, September 5, 1975 ud Janie llrvant Residence tinknm' VO(J ARE NOTIFIED that an '(lion tnforeclns",i mortgage on the to!Iwincj property in Srmunole County. Florida. (of 9 and the East 70tI of Ii (Hock 9. ENTIMINGER ADD NO 1 recorded in Plat Book S. Page 77. Peitilic Records of Seminole County. I lorls Toaether with all structures and .u'ipfn,e.nientS now and hereafter on .acl land, .ind f,.tui'eS attached ?hrre't alsnati gas strrV, electric. viater, arid other healing. cO0ir1dJ. reIrigertIno. l.qhtung plumbing, ventilating. irrigating, and oower someone for an indiscretion. Today you may look for an excuse to rehash the issue. (July 23-Aug. 221 Be protective of possessions today. likely through carelessness 1)on't leave the car unlocked at the shopping 'enter '!)((;() Aug. 23-Sept 221 'Ihougti )OU tay be ambitious today, little of value is apt to be :erhig'vrcI Your cunilc t,rg' (cir t k1 on target. I.IBRA ISept. 23-Oct. 23) I)eln't be too hasty about acting on flashes of inspiration today. Sleep on your bright ideas they maybe burnt-out bult, S('URI'i() fOci. 24-Nov. 22) A friendshIp could be placed in jeopar(Iy today over something of a material nature if you let it become an issue. SAGITARWS (NOV. 23-Dec. 21t Consider the interests of Ilihers today, not just your own. Being too self-centered won't be ippreciatsve of the rebuttals. Dcc. fl-Jan. CAPRICORN 19i Don't try to imnliSe your ideas on unwilling ears today. You won't be appreciative of the rebuttals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Bed. 19) Proceed ('arefully In business i!e'ilings today, I)iin't bUy iiierctuindise whose quality you - Ittay be suspicious of. PISCES iFeb. 20-March 20 You're very susceptible to being pressured into agreeing to things or doing something you know you shouldn't today. Watch out. YOUR BUtT1H)AY Sept. 5, 1975 lAte Is going to take you off 011 an entirely m:ew direction his coming year. If you take your initial steps cautiously there's a bright light at the end of the tunnel. • 31-Apartments Furnished LASSI ED ADS Fl Seminole - 83h 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS 'aranr' apartment furn or unfurn, ,ir rend '.Irpctt'ej. freshly PAinted (In',,' tn shopping rn 9111 1 thru S times 41c a line 6lhru 25 times 31c a line 26 times 24c a line (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAy SATURDAY 9Noon - 41-Houses WIlT REALTY 31A-tipIexes 7 ISr'etrc'tic,i ti,,Uus kitchen rctiuipti,'ml, w.ishe'r and dryer Phone' 177 698A 74)8 Lake Ave Noon The DQy Before PubIicolt0 Very rOomy 7 bedroom duple.. kitchen etiuipnrd Near 5CC. yarn 'I?? 1768 inlet- 6 p m OF I TONA New Duple., Furn or unturn Drapes, Watcr. Lawr' (are '1732878 or 668 ________ - 18-Help Wanted ARE YOU LONELY' Let ujshe you to meet the rqhf Person IU for YOU NATIONAL SINGLE S CLUB OF AMERICA Phone IC 773 2740 I tiø•,?.i. l'I,'.ToIpJ -7 DONNA L PRATI4E P ROY E BLOCK DOROTHY I PEICHERT I AIdE MARY-- 7 BR Duplex, $150 plus 150 deposil Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 17) 1S) lAtiN I X?PA lPi(i')',*( 17, iSAv va. A'. iltIr iS 51% ui,'l', yoc %tvrtr'çl in ii P'u5fli' f your own (.e.t the whole Story Phone $31 2(19) P W Rovul , 7521 Park nr 17? 7118 PEAl TOP After FIrs 17) '1991 127 '?74i 1?? oy..ia * * - 7 er 1 lqr1rr'mi,i P.,'..' I ri-ill, ! 4 Stnr,ujr' ro.'i'n No bridge, no 'tove, rr'mner In flici yard 'San ford Pe'lty 1fl 7717 nr 172 1113 ____________________________ 3 Bedroom, 1', bath, in good quiet Sanford location 1195 monitu. Call 777 77fl t' iorcl.i, tia',.'(J retail outing air", onuentec person içh w4nt Advan'q'rn,.n: (arec'r pOtential e' I'W'nelits Se'n resume t Ito, SI c n The' Ee'n'rim1 He'rli P 0 Ito. IfS? S ICf7.tt Iti J7 'I MARRIAGES Performed by ,i5Vilyn Plotar OrMa )i 'I? 'tsi or j YOIJ 1 ROURL ED' Call Ic II ladieS as lhn show directors totrpe, 641 7077 for "We Care" 4ntIine" AduIt or I ('ens Sarah Coventry Jewelry earn 5) to 15 per hear commission Fell or Let POOl part time Plo ('IperipncC improve your h.'alth riPteSSary 'id.mpfes Ire.. Start Phone Ill 3763 Plow 319 i70 or 3.19 S691 ____________________________ I.e(Ithin Vinegar' fl' xeip' Nc v We have listings We have buyers. all four ru rue capsule as N r We nerd another real estate Ii. F jij'I'% [)' j'', VP6 censee tO help us make sates 1 tri fIr. 121 6061 O(1 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose mortgage ovCrinq the following real and perSonal property in Seminole CN,nty, FIorid,a to wit Lot 73. Block A. DRUID HILLS PAP K. Plat Book 10 p.tqe 71. PubIc Pecord of Seminole County. ) FlorIdA • 6-Child Care ' - Conptete child care' 5Cy(('% Ne' Summer Program' HEY DIDDLI DIDDLE DAY CAPE 323 59Q tM been fitcid Against you and you are reQuired to serve a cofy of your written defenses. if any. to it on C VICTOR BUTLER. JR of EVANS& (Hi It F P Attorneys for In7' Plaintiff, whose address 'S 920 Hartford Building, Orlando, Florucla, ,*01. ,'irci file the orignal with the Clerk of the' Above Styled Court on or before the. 73rd day of September, 1975 otherwle, a Judgment may be entered Aqriin5t you for the relief dCmanded in the Complain? ( WITNESS my hiunci and seal of Said Court on the 18th day of August. Cnlla care in rn, SunIni Estates Phone 2 'lit ______________________________ 'Sr IIVIIF ItITYOPID TIlE (ONTRACT' Pty Sitting in my home. Wintee Sprinos area 1 I,) t 5 d.iyS Ar'e'k _170 Ve'ns ilet..'cita!le1?2 ?S - Larry Saxon. Realtor 9-Good Things to Eat ______ 'II care •'ldly person 'ii my h,'imp 177 paii tr It ,i'iu Are. P'v'ng dftecully linding a rlare In Ilyp, car t tir,vp A lOt) or ,'i P, ie ni"enJ of, 'ciii ill r .',an' I17, es..ry di, 'fOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work, there s,dr I be any ',''r '., .r,- r - 18-Help Wanted Rentals The Leader tments Unfurnished . Strq'strnr" ur.', .t 'u I,,j in Seminole. County leading realtors for nearly 70 yearS, has) OpCnlno n its e.pnding real estate diviSion If you're already asucresiful andespecieruced sales person, or newly liCenSed arid ArnhitlDt,j, call Herb Stenstrom. 377 7120 or 3?? 7677 for con 11dt1aI interview "i' ' i S Stenstrom Realty. 3)7 7470 ______ - -- ----- .s'S F' --- ii. eneva , I•_ to -' - - BAMBOO COVE APTS, On,- & 7 bedroom apartments. furn'he.J or UflturfliShcd Newly redecorated Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd Sanford 373-1310 r.'' . - AVALOfI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 216W 2nd St ______________________________ STUDIO 1.2. 3 lor7 Bedrooms Adults Only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive t'Oup BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES I , FROM 125 • - 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD , ASa'SiS .,iy --- I 'k- WEEKLY RATES MUST SELL New) BR 7 BATH HOME. all e.tras. goo location MAKE OF F' FR 377 771 7 JLLLUYU ' _____________________________ Commercial Pro,erties I .uriie. upstAirs apartment 1175 oonth 510 deonsit W,uter onid MaornIia Ayø Pliont' 177 0711 PicC fli(iCncy apartment, upstairs, all utilities turn 197 SO AdultS only 377 7796 eves & wk rids MerilhlyRental%Available Color TV 5135 1130 C)LJAI ITY 11111 - NORTH If. SR 1)1 1 nnq*rrxl ______ -- .. 40 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - .POVF MANOR S fleorooms, 3 htti, Oken Spanish Villa private entrance to the hedrooms. from noroenlus pncil patio area Mar yPlOiis lfl(.5tiflfl Call Ruth Rub, PFAL TOP assocate AREA ONE INC . 44781)1 ' JOi-iP I RIDER W. Garnett White flrnhc'r IC? ','/ Comrierr.al SAnt(wd 377 7881 Beautiful ranch Type home acres. 5!tl(. Osteen area 1617; 3736116 Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR, I bath, large eat in kitchen, PIUS 'Ormal dining room New carpet. 'r ,n. la'qp corner lot. tif(P 1 "dun-ct 171 500 Call III __________________ 7013 _________________________________ w ______ From TItuyillp 3 heclrcuom. 1', bath. wII to wlI c,trpet, fenced yard. beautiful shade. trees 1)9.500 769 1770 SQUARE FOOTAGE GALORE I Rio bedrooms,? baths family and dinino rooms Priced tosell in mid 170's 173 91)0 - - Bedroom, air Conditioned, nced yard, 1901 Summ.'rtin Ay' SI miii.' i-aIim 17? ___________________________________ - UI Z I by 95 323.7860 KISH 321.0041 - - _______________________________________________________ 9dyOIWde Close to everything yet away from it all! Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets •Sewers 'Sidewalks r 30 Year Mortgages - S PCI, down or Conventional MortgageS '1 Where Quiet Nkjhts,anrJCooI Breezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching For. I 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnjshed CONSTRUCTION Inc. 211 W.25th Additions L Sanford, Fla, Call for AppI. 322.3103 Remodeling '4 and thent to appreciate Hwy. 17.97 Sanford Next To ___ Cavaler 323-1670 Com. out see NCWt-1 Cheyster, new tire and battery, runs qood. tIS Phone 372 4951 __________________ )47 Flcpn 1 tSr sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, air condition. low mileage, 1*95 Call Don Pope. 377 1631 Dealer 71 Antiques _____________________________ 1971 Dodge Sportsman Van. automatic lranSmit5,ofl, air COnditiOnCct, 11.500 Phone 377 6991 Merrill Prof Baby Grand 11.100 or best offer 66*6119 DeBar', /" / BUSINESS DIRECTORY '' "-"F ' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ___________________ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _________________ ' I I ______________________________ ' • iAir Conditioning 'T _____________________________ _____________________________ TentraI Heat & Ar CCn'ditintng For free e3timate, call Carl Harris. at SEARS 10 Sanford. 372 1771 me'ler.or, F ,!u"rOr Plastering Plaster patch'riq & simulated brick 5, stone specialty 377-7750. Soseel Home Imovements1 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MEPI't ALL TYPES OF CAR PEP4TRY AND REPAIRS 377 1331 - StAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "00141 NEEDS" FAST WITH A '%AP'lT AD PPgn 377 7411 r 5)) 7) and a frrdly Ad 'ISor All hie yOu - REALTY INC 707 IT 75th 5t 373 7537 HAL(OLBERT,REALTOR Eves 3770617 Selma Williams PEALTOP ASSOCIATE 3771567 _____________________________ Door Screens Cutm made Repai Ds"cejntprcp 1776620 SANFORD by owner, 3 BR. 2 bath, 7 vrs old Central heal ar, carpet, garage, screened porch. lrg 101. good location Assume 7i pt or 1?SOdown. FHA Priced bew FHA appraisal 37)68)7 Tfl'%Ep'S BEAUTY SALON (fc'rroerly l4.urr,e't'5 fle.uty Nookl () ''.1,177371? Wndow& Beauty -- I AIdE MARY-- ih.oirnnrn Ii, IWirne with central heat & air. near elementary School & Community College' VA financing available 571,500 v,v , v. - -- , . -- , ' - - Ph.fs,rky 70 pct ctf thrOugh August R K SEAMAPI PHOTOGRAPHY, Weddings. Candids, Commercial, Aerial. Portraits, Adver'tusing III06C* or 678 SS$.6 Pressure Cleaning A&A CLEANS ALL Ei?eror Pressureclean.ng 373 Service Lend Cllarinci, till dirt clay, rock AlikirudSot digging Houte trailers stored & moyPd 3779)17 or 534 1195 Hauling - PET PEST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 372 1)57 Core C&A Backhoe Pt Care - IIII - Radio & TV OF HAR1'S RADIO & Ti ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Carry .n nod Save flulldzinq. fucn'vatng Ditch SERVICE ON BLACK & WHITE .,.,,• ii .. Ylon P II in!, tOp sal 377 594) TVs. PADIOS AND RECORD F'icycle' Sell tPirs; id;e,t,rnSwh P1 AYERS 151 S P417. AVE a wAnt ad 'To place your act. call Land Maintenance '. so,', frIendly Classifiedgl at Tne' Ideratel 177 78)). or 1)1 9993 tla:h P SC .i"rI Cistch- b, balen,j. Light Closets overtlowung with suits thAi c7ernia 37? 1877 after S Expert roof repars, flat roofs or ai'e too tight' A Class tied Ad in sh4riglt All work guaranleeØ TI-IF P4(17410 ,s lht' ,uiiswer' BROGOIPt P0O lIG 37) 6700 Lawn Care ______________________ v -i' . ',,i,. , ,, 'ci. ,,,.,,,,,,., .,, - Roofing F''e Forrest Greene, Inc. 323 8)33 REAL TOPS 615 _____________________________ ________________ .--- - CO Acreage tracts. s,,i,lI ,inii-t I,icti' 57 (1)0 per acre ,ur'ci or Ten, Reilly Realtor 678 071) Want to h*iy waterfront rgr,ie._______________________(Ashu- Moderate price range lPulividuils only Prefer SI Johns or l,iI i' with a nu'ss In ri,'? U? ( ii IT vennu Pte.r,,lil __________________ - i96$FICamino,qolcton, Plus extras In 5393 after 5 pm DAVES' 323 9)70 _____________________________ II' Seabre.te boat certified trailer. "°'' 371 3896 219 N Scott Ave. HAL COLBERT 47-Real Estate Wanted -- 1967 Oldsmobile 142 AM FM Rat LI7S 372 7)1? ____________________________ We Buy Furniture IS' Runhout. fiberglas canvas toe, 30 HP Mercury. engine & boat in excellent shape & ready tg go Good trailer, 175', 3271047, . 5 EMINOI,F HOMES OF DISTINCTION - CHOICE LISTINGS IPI ALL PRICE RANGES 517W is?St .32? 9641. 377 7757 ,---- ________________________________________________________________ REAL ESTATE 1971 VW Super Beetle. Air, AM FM Stereo Eicellent cond'tion Take river payments of liii month 372 8908 Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Caned berry, Hwy 2792 1301204 ,i'r'd ,c r çr,' &u' F''u''pt and dereridenl serv,CC 17 and uci 322 9392 Home IMprovements ___________________ P'4i',','l i'e'p S.i!unj,j Ob itr',i*% ,s rcj--,'5 5 hnj concrete work cIt By the PiQur Or by the lob 377 9165 _________________________________ Concrete and carpenter work remodeling, air conditioning rootboo 3735765 F',u,', ,, MOWING CHEAP 8'7 '171 7Q;C -'r 1 Merchandise _________________ 50-Miscelianeous for Sale Necchl 'ewinq ernchiae. used .tp rcohimatelv 20 hourt, cost 1359 A'I Atlahments included $150 372 5197 allem 9 10 a m Carpentry. Pe.ni'cdeIng. Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate 37) 1031 ______________________ it. - Registered with the state as CIas A Contractor HomeS, additions $30 5377 or 594 3.411 eves, St IM HUDC.E IS ARE 1101 511-RED WITH VALUES I P ('1'' 1141 .YAN T AD (('I i'.' I,'. ft Tree Service 5'.'At.. I. f'JSl'i 13 LU F 5' Vu'll fired that Scmeoc,e Out there nerds just what ou hA'y to Offer CAL.L 322 262' '. Well Paint & S'i Don't jutt 5it there waiting for the phone to ring Advertise your business service in The Herald's classified BuSinets Service Directory 4 "We servi(e ll makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery Sanford Business Machines 3775005 ThinkIng about that summe' vaCation Get a better car through the classlf led acts in today's paper, SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEIAS Call Ptuil Gonzalez 305 373 3939 iiitpr Office Mackb.s (I I I _ Al.. iit. L S 46Commercial Property Z - CASH 322.4132 AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 74 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CONDITIONINC,, 3771877 BALL REALTY .. -v mileage, Small V S. auto trans PS ir Immaculate conditiOn tturouofuout 51.100 or be-sf offer Phone 862 7706 after 6 om ___________________________ '69 Falcon hardtop sport coupe. Standard 5l'uifl, 6 Cylinder, new brakes, excellent gas mileage-, air conditioned 1850 or best offer Phone III 5902 For used furniture appliances tools. etc Buy I or 1001 itryi Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 55-Boats & Accessories Req Peal Estate Broker 377 1)01, 7440 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 Dilute' wide. mrnttile h(Yfle on 6 acres in Geneva Inr %,uIp or rent Call Art (cit-nell. 7719297 Iter S a rn v.eekci,svc z C" - Place An ad in classified It doesn't mailer what you nec-ct You'll fund that some reader Pies lust lIsa? item Pie or she would like to sell Do it nowi CALL 377261) - GAPAC,E SALE' All week. Tools. Electric, Ha; dware. Fan. Table. arac 'pace heater Odas & Ends 210 Country Club Circle 377 3*33 Payton Realty C,REGORYMORILE HOMES 3*030doDn Sanford 373 S2Cu) _____________________________ -4 to jy ' 42-Mobile Homes C) . tOOK INC. FOR SOME THING SPECIAL' YARD SALE Fridny & SAturday, Slot 2105 E 4th St Sanford 7565 Park, Dr ' x C,"i _4 -- '49 VW. 17.000 mIles. excellent dcrdition, 11.250 or best offer 173 1456 _________________________ vy COP4YINTIONAL 0/, FINANCING VA SO DOWN 0 AVAILAILE Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat Ano Air. Shag Carpeting In LivIng Areas, Inside And Outulde Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yourself. SALES BY Cars 1970 AMC Rebel Station wacon. maIl V S. automatic, air Phone 323 1759 _______________________________ -- SACRIFICE Home on lake, 3 BR. 7 I-nIbs central heat air OCATED COMMERCIAL fi-' sale ir ICASe PPOPE PT',' - MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES I Cash For Your Junk 373 9236 I Piece or Housefull CASH 377 4378 Yard Sale. Saturday And Sunday. 50$ lemon St Lots of clothing and mi5( items - 7cwued C 7, 7 AR. fireplace, garage, low clOwn mcivf• n 1)1.950 Acre Ppalty PEAL TOP, 3737150 '16,900 O 8% - ANTIQU ES CARPORT SAL E-Saturc,a1, Sept 4 508 F 70th Saruford.9tul5 c1jPEp VALUE On car'aI anti fenced swimming pool 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, large Iree ShAded lot Iii quiet area 547 000-Terms OLDER HOME Modernired 3 bedroom and 7 baths with central heat arii air, on? lots in city 171.900-Terms REDUCED 53000 Owner Anxious Septb' It,'1'OOm ?nath. hiciue' with fireplace. ci fling room Florina room arpeling All for (irlly $14 9IYI (ill ton clm'la.l%Qrappt tO Se -----. -. - _.______________ ---- 11) S 3 61 6" - ______________________________ Established Residential Area? 67-Livestock-Poultry _____ COLOR TV. 111 9$MONTI'I RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 2006 Realty REALTOR Pui (1,..na,, 'i,.,,, iet ,,..,', c,,un.,. t'f'clrcinim. e','llenI COndition 373 0730 or 87 2649 S Hwy I? 9? ti /.1 TOP 373 p" . -- Your MLS Agency ASSOC Realtor ___________________ H arold Hall Realty In Sanford s Finest - . ._-'---'. 322242O Anytime Larr' SaXon, I IVINCIQUARTERSAND IIIISINESS LOCATION h4'u Highway 1197 Start your ru,,' ti',iit-',S 54% 0P (as, Ie'rcns Moving? Why Not Live ______________ -- ______________ 1974 (apr?, 7.000CC engine, air. AM FM stereo, cooper color 76 mpg town, 30 plus mpg highway 13.50(2 ' 7? eves and w ends 9 ?.7 oeIh old She'ltme female AKC __!1Cu3 Call 3?) 1169 NO MONEY DOWN ANY CAR.'ôl TO'?S 53N.Radio5ter'eo At Chico & TPteM,in GootiCredit ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Coir TV's fron 150, 64W, from 37') $SlOorP'54 4405 ItS. Service all makes HERBS' Top priej paid, used. any Condition ______________________________ 8176, WinIer Park TV 1200 S French. 37) 1731 196$ Chevrolet El Carnino, low YOU TOO' Whnh.5sn't beer, wanting a well kept 3 hR in a nice r'egPu he'urP,cie'ed' Super plus carpeting. ln* clown payment and attractive r"rxithly rinyrrents 173500 CentralFIonuda's MTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French 377499) 322 7371. 317 1196,377 1954 372 19S9,377 1164 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pet, Real Estate Broker 3227643 65-Pets.Supplies - ________________________________ ________________________ Stemper Realty - For Your Junk Cars 373 1329 ________________ 68--Wanted C.OrlOIES GALORE Ins us an arisrilute. darling bOrne. you lutt ?"trSI54'ei I.nvety 7 5tof'y home has 3 fAnttiC decorating New CArpeting throughout Only 544,5(0 And Acreage '' - - - Homes, Lots - 41-Houses CASH __________________ - - 400 su ft ideal garage. Shop. warehouse All or part Will remodel ho suit tenanl 3?? $371 or 3724670 1973 PrinIlar Station Wagon. A I rnCcd,?ic),, new tees, ar con d,tion, 52 195 Phone. 127*616 -- '.' "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 7 BR . fenced yard. carport, private Street, 116.900 Terms 3776620 _______________________________ - Rpartments • 78.3 BR MOBILE HOMES Furnished ln ludng Util.lies --_____ ''' Ste n stro 22.6457 37-Business Property __________________ 52-Appliances ________________________ Rq',ji fst,te Broker IIOO,E )SIhSl 3776655 GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC - -',,?., 7 flerlronir I urn .',7i,''j C,aracip AI)arlrr*'r,c 730(1 MellonvIle Ave 'r ' !'. 31-Apartments Furnished Luxury Patio - ....... - ardens .... - _____ ______ .inytime TAFFER REALTY JOHNNY WAL K ER Real Estate - ____________ Pen? Blue t u'.!r" iJi"Inic Carpet Shlmpooe.r Ion only 51 50 pee' day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ____________________________________________ KULP DECORATORS 4.39W is? St ,3fl 7315 ,, Furniture __________________________________________ REALTORS 1301061 Atler Hrt III 1120 Call Bud. 377 8.157 or Get All the eguomeret in', nec-cl for thoSe hg ones With a y,rI d . FOr I ease. F (cpluonally nice r'furn apl% '0 duplet I BR. 5145 7 Br 5165 CArpeted, air e'reclInnel kitch.n PQUiOOf.d Pee! C irlr.'tl .ure,u 1. 122 775 -' Ty hq-njrne',,,, mobile home., nice lo(.5ticin for renl or sale' 372 119i, or After 6686201 7 Bedroom 2619 Elm Ave. Sanford Pin petS 3)9 6956. Mrs Mello Sold new for 5319 00. Pay balance Of $88 or 10 paymenl of $9 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First, Downtown 3779411 Eve $69 1146 , (cicuvenient lo Schoolt & Shopping SANfORDMORILE PARKS, INC ISan MnCentrall 15155 OrlandoDrive 17) $930 . for Sale -.-.-- - 3 Bedroom, 1 bath home. fenced bAckyard. completely turnithed even color TV 111.500 1973 17' wide, I HR. air conditioned, adults 1170 mo i SYIP - .. . _______ Crank Realty ar'a WELCOME - ___________ Ct,.11 lake' hm'.ii,tiful horn,- Site. ___________________________ CHILDREN - - Acres 2 --_____ 'olus IA,i Security D'pnsit Requr . ' - 3i us - . __________________________ Lake Mary Sr'iIIF ijmn',heii Etticienc y HOuSe' Ar1,ult Only P1,1 Pt-Is 55P ?,',n 1?? '3417 7 lIP 10 - 1971 Re"nelli Minibike 45 CC Can te road Inspected Like new cord $17-i 7778770 011/.1 IIY f.pp lANCES FiAPi",t,upj PRICES SANFORD i'Sey milk eOw and calf Sell or IrAde for farm equpment Phone AUC TION. 373 7110 708 1 "tiP Ft AVE 3 BR. I bath. _______________________________ 177 3177 ShAded tat, 7flfled commercial, for Spec-ct Queen automatic, heavy duty a br-rip or business 1)5900 waShier, mint Condition. 18$ Ppi 67A-Fd 372 7337 7173 YALE AVE 3 or 1 BR mini -__________________________ JIM DANDY JAZZ F EEO farm, With lots of fruit Has I BR K EPIMORE WASHER, paris, ant Selling belOw Appramsl at "flu, Drect From Boxcar" servke, used machints $25,cCiD l,'.OP ,'L '('5 F 16 SArfo'd 323 173) MOONEY Ar'PL 1/.14CC 5 )3 069' - 33-Houses Furnished 21-Situations Wanted PPM. you' pri 7,li •e. arvi jrp)p hull On Oregon 4,,- I mIe t4ortp, cit u anti lust west of I I Closed Suridays _________________________________ . Join 3 BR, 7 bath Pnecrest area, large yard.SIQOmn $50 deposit 3777531 cit 37 or after 3. 830 1373 37) Silu 78-?torcycles ______________________ ____________________________ __________ 7II9GALE PLACE- 3 BR, l',batfl, garage', I yrs old, in new con dillon 172.900 fenced Ar, litHe wnl ,ii*s luring big Dig results luSt try tine Ifl 7611 or CI) 9991 __________________________________ Spectracicie granules for la*n fl sect control GardenLand, W 1st St 177 6630 - - -. ._ 717 RAYW000 CIRCLE- 3 BR, I, bath, new carpet, Irl excellent condition Large lot $7), 'ill 0041 -_________________________________ l,pl AND-- 3 t,edroo,n, I bath. yard Assume mortgage, y.itl take Su"(nnd 3717451 /•'tq'rI,i'r, Re'tire.e, Help cre,,l,' deal retirement village on the beautiful We'Iiv River at Camp Seminole 377 1170 . . - RecondItioned flatteries. $195 e. change REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 SanfOrd AvC -. Will Von,- it and borget it St-Il it and forget it with a Classified Ad 372761) 3.gflle Used office furniture ______________________________ ----------- - SANFORD - - -- ------..__ A PART OF PARADISE- The most Reauliful home Site in Loch 2 aries TI h.'flroom Patio homes 5109 Arbor area rlered, partially mci FIRST MONTH'S RENT laeels(app.y 115.600 F PF F 1777090 MI S REAL TOPS - RE At. ESTATE SALES HAVe ripening for lull time. licensed assnc itp E per 'ene' not necessary we'll train arid help We fc,rnsh 5AIe' aids, istis. lends, referals irvi tlny'i, time Plent i"ff p lAt lit Fr r onfidrntiAl appr'intment rtI At -- ((fSTOM BUILT I BR. I bath. Slitting glass doors open from the eramic hIp floor family room will, fireplace. to pAtiO and )5')0' pool Kitchen Qu'pprd with Tappan double Oven ranqe. ice maluer refruqerntor & dishwasher 159,000 (Inft,rp,stic-qi 7 bedroom tiOni 1150 month plus depOsit Phone 377 AVON Want to earn Fetr Xmas moneys Call 641 1079 A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants toaqe7 only Ne.? brew Drver License Bureau 3776415 _______________________________ o ...... Ve'Siro- e. FRIDAY & SATURDAY day aruC (ito care 6 30 a m to I a m A Chiln's World 37) 4124 __________________________ ' UW , Receptionist part tiry,t' 2 to 7. 1 clayS A week F'l"ply with complete Ic) Ito. 583. c 0 The Evening Iteralti P 0 Rb. 1657. Santord F In '17771 Christian Day ScPionl h55 openin for I or 5 yr cilcis for fall tomester Tuition. 175 mo Call L,utherai Church of R..leerner 377 3557 o Mr MartIn. 12761)1 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 1304 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Y0 will fake notice that the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, on Ag5t 11, 1975. passed and adopted Ordinance Plo 1301. as fOIlo* Thu lntrumrnt prepared by C VerrtOnMi:e'. Jr , City Attorney p Rb' 1778. Sanford. Flor.j,t 37171 ORDINAP4CEHO,130i4 ANORDINANCEOF THE CITYOF S A N F OR D. F 1 0 P i 0 A. D[CLARINQ'lTS INTENTIOPI TO, ANNEX WITHIN THE COP PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA, AT THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM TIlE APPROVAL OF SAID OrOlNANCE (HAT CERTAIN PROPERTY ABUTTING u HIGHWAY 1797 AND BETWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND THE EASTERLY EXTENSION OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 71 to. lAWS OF FLORIDA P WHEREAS, there haS been filed *ith the City Clerk of the City of Sanford. Florld. a petilion (On taring the name of the property owner in the area described hereinafter requesting anneia?.on the corporate area of thC City of Sanford, Florida. and requesting to be ocated therein, and WHEREAS, the Property Ap pralserof Seminole Count y, Florida. having certIfIed that there is one ,.. . ,r, urir •rve TU UC anrucied anti that Said Property() owner has signed flue petition foe Artne,AtIon, and WHEREAS. the City Commission of the' City of Sanford, Florida, has deemed tin the best interest CII the City to accept said Petition and ' intends to anne. Said area nw. y r u Ør., Child Care 'n )me Li r*ries.ced Hot rne.al served Ill S t orus? Asie Call 1?? 1351 ______________________________ (SEAL) Arthur H Be.ck*ith. j Clerk oP the Circut Court Seminole County. Florida fly C.cella V Ekern Dpu?y Clerk PubliSh Aug 71. 784 Sept I. II. 1915 r)rQ ill e-ti. Opportunity and challenge for man or woman in Seminole County Abriyp average earnings Career with a P4at.OnAl Company Can be ycitir own hnc if you can Sell Call P 1 Il,srdpe 305 891 8)11 or S'osd rl'urlip It, 1?t Harqill OrlAndo I lorcia I7$C Estate 7 and 1 bedroom homes, kitchens furnished, air conditioned, anel 5115 corinth Phone 377 6261 Frret Greene. Inc 323 615). 32? 8910. eves '123 0517 eves __________ ________ 1970 Pinrurla 450 excellent condtOfl NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES .e to Appre(ifltp $175 Phone 3?) Woormrvff'sGarcten Center 5)58 after 1 30 am 6(11 CeIpry Aye, Sanford Old la'binn Roy. Sell & Swap Day, Seiruclav. Sept 7. I? noon 'hI 6pm -Motorcycle in park inn lot .51 Phil Deere BLAIR AC,FNCY 63-- Mac ner'y..bools Furniture on Highway 46. I mile 373 IIM east of I 1. Sanford Many formic, I'ijprnent. 51,500 1' ; HP rl,'(irithO. itemS 80-Autos Ar P.',urhine, 561" of $" A'jcjeqs, 100' cit 6" Augers. ¶3' of 4" Augers 1966 VW Karman C,ri,a Or *11 trade 6976 alter 6 p rn Assu me Payments ______________________ ___________ for 1073 HP outbOArd motOr 3i9 Singer Zig Zag, in cabInti, 3 needle, S 10 64-Equipment for Rent front load deluxe sewing machine Apartment buildings, near town convenient In Shopping dislrict .'r'nl s1'PirwltS 571) (J)Q each. lerm5 available For nbormalion call 17117)7 Kish Real Estate 7 1 t4',, I I.) YrI ________________________________ ' r . 76-Aufo Parts ______________ - _________ ______ - 801W itt St I CallBart Real They 're Hot" * _____ -______ WANT TO SELL VOIIR HOME' . ___________________________ 62-L..awn-Garden 51-Household GOOdS , ri hile new (0,177 57'0 r..r mo - . . --• the ClassifIed Ads every day Wood or 'te.'t rtrb lniCcuti,C desk 8. chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chaurs, filing cabinets. asi CaSh aria Carry POLL'S (ass.therry 27 97.8)0 4104 __________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinpl. Count Pr fops. Sinks Installation avail able Roil (abetl 377 lOS? any time PJe'w houses in a rural area No down PI.'l)r,r) a r.. , hoi'n" MOving to an apartnwrtt) payment, monthly payments len than rent Government SubSidized (',et 50mm' .i(t7)fl with a Herald to QuAlified buyers Call rl.5Ssifie'd ,ifl We'll help you write "ou qualify! .50 ad that will bring a last sale M UUSWORTH REALTY (At 1. 17) 141) Req Real Estate Broker 32-Houses Unfurnished Management Potential .-. - -- Make your Budget go further. Shop ______ 60-Off ice Supplies 1977 ASA 650. 1950 Bundy trombone. sIlver. 11(10 Phone 377 8005 __________________________________ CaliBart Real Estate Get 'Em While * - TI4OP.1AS A REICHERT Addresses unknown CO. _________________ - White Camper Tnpper,575 PMnr'lfl 1607 after I 10pm P0(15014 MARINE •,71'Iwy 1792 In 596$ _________________________________ Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Service the Rt Western Auto. 302 W 1st St i',.iy Selr'rt the cntor and we will ,rei,ull new rarpet in all rooms, 3 flpyq, freshly panted, large lcd 519 (YY2 Realty Inc. 75-Recreational Vehicles _____________________________ __________________________- - 'i(i ii ni Hunt Accessories 55-Boats & _____________________________________ 16' F1'ierC)lM% Ship,ak like. new. 177 1715 1775 - Select Your Carpet _____________________________ SundQ - Noon FfidQy F. lOP ANY DFBT INCUP.wi D BY ANYONE UIvi THA ' MYSELI 45 OF Aco 19. 197 9'FTIupqaIrnsflundJyt,04f 1. trailer. s HP Pnto tiller, 1150. We'stingpy,, isp Dishwasher. 171 8771 WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE Day'. 377 4171 BUY-SELL TRADE 735? _________________ Ill 31SF First St 3flSófl 515(Y) ERATE MAITLAND FLEA MART PIOQIJAI IFYIPIG $941 Hwy 1792 Open Sat. & Sun 95 Pit-i., 1 hdrrn home all eitrs I pct 83$ 7920 rl,,i'l 7',ti (lI) 11? 2787 - Thursday, Sip?. 4, 197S-S8 Sale BROKERS OWPiF P TPANSFEPRED.. fie'cirnnryis. foyer. lamily room. fireplace. arpetin,j & many other r'traç Fiutra large lot with bearing citrus and above ground pool i0 S Pinecrest Priced for fluid, sale. at 174.900 with lOw down payrierit Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald fr - DEADLINES 4-Personals I WIt I NOT Iii- 50-Miscellaneous - ST. JOHNS REALTY Pea Ruin Estate Broker I (l4-jfl 171 719% fl) 571', $i -- 41-Houses - 7617 Elm intOrd I Bedroom, 519 Si'O 1 BEDROOM. I bath, NORTH REFIT PURCHASE PLAN n,Arrie.cl ronnIe only PIn pt )9 f,'ir'iily room double carport Modern. clean 1 AR home, family 49SfMrs Metlo -________________________________ NOW F F TIllS room. narage, rarppt Call Ill 119.500 4 F iirrii5h,'d Apt bm'nlrnini,,i P tuaths Assume We'i'klv un Mnnfhly ri ('rtcia,ec' O*rie'r Will tarry 2nd 171 i?96 nr'rtti,',rw' with, 51 (1110 rin*fl ClIFF IOPDAP4, REALTOR OdQndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 NOTICE OF SUIT - m C REICHFPT. I MICHAEL Fit 7EV. IPIGERORG C F 17EV, Fl A(T,SHIP RANK OF OP( ANI)O, for rnr'rly THE OPt ANDO BANK & TRUST COMPANY, ROY E BLOCK and PA Lit HOME I d b a BRIAN'S RESTAURANT, NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 130) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You will take notice that the City Commisson of the City of Sanford. FIorid, on August II. 1975. passed and actcpted Ordinance No 1)0). as f011OWS Thl instrument prepared by C VerruonMlze Jr City Attorney P0 Ro. 1771. Sanford, Florida 31771 ORDINANCE NO. 1303 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF S A N F 0 P 0. F 1. 0 P I 0 A. DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COP PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID OR DI PANC F THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY 011 SANFORD AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN FORD AVENUE AND PALMWAY AND BETWEEN POINSETTIA DRIVE AND ROSE DRIVE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PPOv1SIOPJSOF eI1APTF ti : LAWS OF FLORIDA WHEREAS. there has been tiled with the City Clerk of the City of Sinlord. Florida, a petition con taming the names of the property owners in the area descrubed herenafterr,quesfing.nn,*atjto the corporate area of the City of Sanford. Florida. and reouestina to he located therein, and ENACTED BY THE PEOF' or WHEREAS, the Properly Ap THE CITY OF SANFORD. prais.rof Seminole Count y, Florida, FLORIDA having certifIed that there are two SECTION 2 The City Commitsori property owners In the area to be Of blip City of Santord, Florida anriried and that the said property hereby declares itS intent,pn to4) owners have signed the petition for annex to and to make a part of th anneoltion, and Clty Of Sanford. Florida, at the .u,,i,'.,..J, .uInmu)ion r'ipirailon bU thirTy days from the of the City of Sanfrd, Florida. has date of the passage 01 thiS Or de"rned it in the best interest of the dinance, as provided for by Ctufec City to accept Said Petition and 71 190. Law's of Florida 1971, tPut intends to anne. said area. certain property described as NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT fOlIow ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Begin at a point on the Easterly THE CITY OF SANFORD, rightofwayotline5p&1SU5 FLOP IDA 17 92S&dpoint being 25$' N and 750) SECTION 1 The City Commission dgrees East from section Of Said of the City of Sanford. Florida, easterly P W line with the south hereby declares its intention to 536 19' SectIon II. township 70 south. Annex to and to make a part of the range 30 F, Seminole County. thueri CIIy of Santord, Florida, at the expirAtion of thirty days from the easterly P W Inc 335 10 then run If datp of the' passage of fhi Or 89 39 17 F i05 II' to the west lOt of dIr,ance, as provided br by Chapter the SE Quarter of the SE quarter of 74190. Laws of Florida, 2974, that said Section ii. thence run S 0 5? 04 certain property describtd as W along Said west line of the SE f011' Quarter of the SE quarter section II Lot), Blocte 7. FLORA HEIGHTS. 3)5 10' to a point II) 20' 140 52' 4" F accordIng to the Plaf thereof from the SW corner of the SE recorded in Pta? Rook 3. Page 29, Quirter of the SE quarter of Said Puhll Pperds section I!, the''ice run West 534 49 Ici SITCIIOPI 2 That this ordinance the point of beginning Shall become effective Immediately SECTION 7 ThaI this ordinance. upon Its passage. and adoption Shall become effective immediately PASSED AND ADOPTED this t'PCfl its passage and adoption 11th day Of Augutt, A 0. 197$ PASSED AND ADOPTED thiS 3 - Lee P M'*re 11th day of Aqutt, A 0. 197$ 5' lee P Moor, Mayor 5' John C, Morris Mayor 5' A. A "Mac" 5: John C Morris M(Clanap,j,n S A A "Mac" S Julian I Stenstrom MCCInahan S Gordon Meyer S Jutian 1. Strntrocn As tP, City S GOtdon Meyer Commission As the City of the City ot Commitsion of the Sanforti, Florida City of SAnford, fly H Pd Tamm. ,ir, FIOlda City Clerk fly H I4 TAcit',! Jr AtteSI City Clerk 5: H N Tamm, Jr Attest City Clerk 5' H Pd Tamm. Jr PubliSh Aug Ii, 71. 71. Sept. 1, 2975 Puhth' Aug Ia, 7). 28 Sept i. $919 0E077 DFO71 ._•.. _______________________________________ UNIT ED COMPANIES F INAN (IAL CORP. rt Plaintiff. vS IPANI. F'RAIHER and DONNA I PRATFIEP hs wife. DOROTHY J PI(HFRT A THOMAS NOTICEOFACTIOPI Jerry Bryanl Pidenri' (Inh,iwn SyStems. machines. appliances. (44) The Partridge Ekn hours of blue grass Iice at the gate will be $5 for picking and singing, featuring adults and $3 for id. Grand Ole Opry stars Jim and Billed as a "super blue grass Jesse and the Virginia Boys, Festival," seven groups will will reel of Saturday at the perform from 1 p.m. American I egion Field in Also appearing will be the Sanford. gospel sin,in, Lessis Falmi) Tickets for the show, spon- from Georgia. sored by the Sanford Police Other performing artists Benevolent Association, are on include the Blue Grass Gensale at the Legion Field box tiemen, the Blue Grass Part. office and also will be available neti, the American Express at the gate Saturday. Blue Grass, the Orange Advance tickets ars $5 for Blossom Blue Grass and the adults and $2.50 for children. Blue Grass Generation. Notice us irretiy ti,vi.n trat i am (flflflN1 n busineSs at 7101 West Filth Stri't't. Sanford, Seminole' ('ty IflfI(l, icicle" Ih tlit , CONSTRUC I e"e' of MANAGEMENT SYNEMGETI( nd that I intend IC) register Saul e'PIC with the Clerk of the Circuit (,NIrI, Serninnir County flO'ud,i ' errerdanre' with the provisIons of the I ctt,cee,s Name Statutes, To WI! Srrllnn 16509 Florida StatuteS 1957 TPAP4SFIC,UIIAT ION. INC 5 Amnu'lia M 1hsen Serrrt,irv PuhIiSh Sept I II. II. 75, 1915 l'•JF• P 7A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S1S2CA-0t.E TO U A I A 1 I. A N I I ( () ( F. A B TO (44) 100 (2, 8, 13) S)ui1irsit (6) Mery Griffin (9) Dinah (24) c'came Slret liSt lIndnrtl,-,i j Iouce Club .130 (2) I3onanza Mery Griffin Lucy Show (35) Batman (44) Gilllgan's tI,inc1 500 (9) Gilliqan's Island (74) Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mckey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 510 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) Re..er!y Hillbillies . . (13? (..able Journal NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nntire is hert't)y given that the tinilrrsiqnrcI, Pu, %u.Int 10 the rictitou Navie' 5I,itutC Chapter 88509. Florida Statute welt reqisler with the Clerk of the Circuit (.ourt. , County Florida. upon rc(e'lpt of proof of the puitiliratton cit thiS notice, the lic tdlou,s name, to wit SKACIGS At RFPTSOPI'S under which we are t 503 East tnnanrcl Altamontu' Altamnnte Drive1-InridA 37501 un the City at Altamonte Springs Florida Th,st the parties interested n sad t'iiSIfln% rnterpr use' ,ire as loltows TEXAS SKACIGS. INC AND TEXAS ALBERTSON S. INC (latt'(l at Orlando. OranqCOuntY. t- Iflrifli. A000S' (V. IYI) PiihlIh' Sept I Il. 18. 75 1975 PEP 75 ____________________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7SlaIlCA-09C AnvApdcE MORTGAGE CO PORAT ION. a Delaware co' ieratipn PlinhiIf. - ____________________________ - Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOP SEMINOLE ir £ i.iw_w. U 910 Marble Machine (9) Eyewitness (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2,8, 13) Jackpot (6) Search For : Show Ttme ADULTS 7 00 (1,13) Magnificent Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety An all 1975 __________________________ Today In Florida DaIly Devotional (8) 655 (2) I lI Almanac Sunrise Semester 610 (6) AFTERNOON I'i.nli Iq AAt uirw .1 '' e'. 'i (6) IN "Al I lkli" ('flAf" " Is MOMS MABLEYC MM 1I'4U UFMIj - I SL;tirIs AIm, A 1.5 (6. 8) Sunshine rIbnirTnm rn flM 'tI JU I I IL UUIYIIVI t_$J IJIL _______ IIflVflTTfl CI1NII DIAV[IV ii[rTflDrlIlflk!fln / 'rn 1\UIIU U3PJ1 DLMI\LLI F1LIjlUll WLUI1LJIJ1! ,'LI UI i I! (2) I [ICC au 5 Belgian ____ ____ LLiAj] fIRiN1 k1h SIWI ACROSS ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday Belgium lady Wor' You have tried thu.. rest 00* try the best Expert pint t. boCly esprk 7)8 1308 atte.r 6 o 'ii 1r Pith up P. t"''vCr1 Orillina WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types and sizes We repair and serivce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 377 6.177 _______________ . _... Pest Control - APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 1O? Park Dr1.' 37? 1869 . Don't neect" Serve a useful purpose agaIn when you'se$l them with a Classified Ad from blue Herald Call us Iodayi Don't delay' JusI dial 377 76)) c-n 1)19993 To place your lov, cost Want Ad Yout Business DIQI 322-2631-ç9ç3 �Thursday, Sept. .1. 1 97S 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . - - _______ __ = =~____9";9_~_ 0 __ __ __ _ Evening cRth Yt,r No 11 Frkli'1, Sept 5. 1915 1 TA F P d - Price JO Cent s cnlnrd Florida 37111 . ____________ -- 11 _.- __ -----. - -____ -..--. - . - -___ IFFert 1% 11111 Raises To _ __ Total $40,000 0 T op County Offic ia ls To GetPay Increases It ___ ~ - ____ I k t1 fls F.l) l'ltI( kKi'l i W t o U 0/ on more than 200 of Sc o tty 's regularly fl lo stocked home improvement products. I. I II V ~,11_ 49 ' LAI\I1E A N 15M . 17, U__J i Good quality tape - thousands of uses. -1/4 " x 60 yds. I, R eg. Price 23c - H' :7 :7 : i,,o 1 # "I . •'. I,. ~ , "// ..,. I r BUNDLE /I Comes in blue, yellow, green, white or pink enamel finish NVP 100 EA Many decorative or accent uses inside or outdoors. Reg. Price (white) ......4.39 Reg. Price (colors) ......4.69 DO NN A F.STF iltraldStaU %%rlter Florida Atiorne) General Reg. Price (bundle) .....3.99 .0 I 11 .1 I - -.-. ORNAMENTAL Mobile Home Acrylic 2 - I .- .- -- - - Solid Hardwood 4 PORCH SWING CjfI,e - . J - EACH - -1 __ 5 GAL. 0 4' RAILING SECTION i 1 1 Reg ......5.75 Sale ..4.29 3SF FLAT COLUMN Reg ...... 7. 75 Sale. .5.79 , I __ " I EACH white, coppertone, 3vocado or harvest gold. chain, hardware. No. 10i. Reg. Price (5 gal.)..... 34 73 Reg. Price (ea. ) ........ 24.95 Reg. Price (ea.) ........ 23.29 Ready to finish, complete with ,, Here's a great opportunity to make your home improvements at tremendous savinas. 4995' Encyclopedia Bookcase (ea.) ....... . 12 95 Re.' Sale BLACK Ei DECKER POWER TOOLS 7250 Y2" Reversing Drill (ea ) 44.99.. 34 79 15.95 7450 Belt Sander (ea.) ............ a Sale R Reg. 29.-56' Seven Drawer Chest (ea.) ...........34-9'" 16.95 Desk Chair (ea.) ...................-Q" - - - J 21 - . . Sale 1 79 .2-8& 49.95 .8*99" 69.95 %"' x4'x8' Rustic Hickory (sheet) .. . ,~i -S-49 4 59 ,t4.99, 9.99 POWER VENTILATORS -9c' 17c 9c 49r' 37.76 36.76 Choice of 1 1 lovely colors (sq. yd.) Ozite Plushtones - Choose from , i ecorator d patterns sq. y ,, , d ) . - - New Look - Hi-lo cut loop and shag in 10 beautiful colors (sq. yd.) ..... Sunbeam Cordless Hedge Shear - PICNIC SUPPLIES 12.99 48- 25 Quart Seat Top Ice Chest (ea.) 9.95 40 '-.-SV4 9.95 (ea.)42. -2& 39.98 PLUMBING Briggs gg White 1e " .onserver 1" Conserver" Closet 44.39 - '/" x21' (pc 1 -8-3-?' 442O2 K LC-3 Garden Cart (ea.) ........... 4'8--?9 11.69 Village Blacksmith 10" El ectric Chain Saw (ea.) ................ 4&. -95- wA the I Single Cylinder 400328 BC Brass Anodized Aluminum (ei ) Double Cylinder 400 9 US 28 Satin Anodized Aluminum tea 1" x 21' ( c) ................... 1V 39.49 x 21' ( c ) 21' (pc.)................... " to 2 x 7 9.79 . Z45- 13.45 #.-O& 34 qk g.t7 28.59 4 'I 1 4 59 -v-- v.0 -8-86' 6.79 1 Deadbolt " Beast" Lock - Double Cylinder 4209 Satin Chromium Plated or Antique Brass lea.) ............ 4+.-95- 9.49 LIMITED QUANTITIES ON SOME COLORS, STYLES AND PATTERNS OF ITEMS __ N - 'Iftm . 1 ' HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7'306'00 ATflDflA *1 I PH:323-4700 i~ -&'99 Brass (ea.).................... V IS It ylinder 4009 7A Antique rig 1 . . 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" - any blockage of traffic for difficult" because criminal Thtr ker ( 'i :n1Vtt ,. dl longer than five minutes, ex- charges couldn't be filed unless cept in cases where the railroad theme s as "sworn testimony present its proposal to rat had presiousls advised count) identifying the driver of the Eisenhower's $10,000 fee f4 r Ilo'.eser, endorsement b the Chamber COUImISSiOnCrS of the time and vehicle train) reason a crossing would be another possibility might be Boar d of Din blocked and the blockage ad- subpoenaes for railroad records Ckt,ber nieetir,.~ . . ... - do . . if himid to conduct the stue%, - sw)m complaint to the sheriff's 'ne feelings of local persons and department regarding t e Seminole County Com- crossing blockage. The com- center and what kind of perriussloners are scheduled to plaint then would go to State form inces U is would support hold an Oct. 14 public hearing Attorney Abbott Herring's Gutmann said renovation on a proposed railroad ob- office where a decision would of the Sa - nford Civic Centt,r struction ordinance that may be be made on filing a would also be considered I)v almost impossible to enforce. misdemeanor charge in county Eisenhower, as "ould th' e The proposed law would limit court and issuing a swiunons. possible effects on a Sanford trains to five minutes at any One sourceinflerrmg'soffice performing arts complex, crossing In the county. Railroad noted prosecution under the should Orlando build a similar . -- Ft tnhower "would not have his name a_saocjated with Iferald Staff Writer - ... V r I [lodges expre" t County Administrator Bob the source said. that the conlinunit) . "01111! cutting of the ribbon lfront row, left to rightl mere o%mer Mrs. Irvin Cohen, Ntoe's Fabrics Ellis said the proposed crossing support Representative Alice Doehiman, John ('arli and Dot Williamson, representing Atlantic National ordinance makes penalty on Titusville office, said to raise U. Bank of Sanford (Iferald Photo by [till Vincent Jr.I conviction (if violation a $A review the proposed crossing 1114)nev and said tie felt cert., niurningith store owners and many dignitaries on hand for the occasion. Participating in the actual IN SANFORD icears Transferred mormuer Sanford appellate court considers the sentences given the former itty r ~ - ~_ __ . . . lx the sheriffs "i 1_&-_--i A second reading of Sanford's $3,629.7 ,09 ority budget ii ill he heldSlonday night. Details Of the budget a* nd ,A hat it contains ti1l appear in Sunday's edition of The Herald. -. •,__,_____• - _• =••.,___ _S•C_•• • - -- •. -. -- ;- - ,f 11 - 4_-_*%,**-E!,~,Xir-e ;:~ --- k W - Spotlight's On Youth ' --_ - --- -_ ----=ior ~,1- .- -.,.- - -11- --_z. .----T,. -M1 ,=,~ - .1; f -i-- l\I)l \ 1A Itridge 611 4 *alendar SA (1aitit'k ("llillirs lAhitorLil Dear Abb) - I) 611 IA flit '.isioii SA 4' -,t hiltmOsIOpt Hospital Obituaries 11cligioll 4-511 fiti, ." li~ - ~'. _. , , * " ` -1X t - - -1 V.-,I-t~--_,.~. _-.1 4 . *~chool'% tit and the spotlight's (in youth. First graders %ote their school and teachers A Ok a y, and volunteers es Inc.. -A ork to give young pmple hopt. wid a life fret- from (rime. Stories. phnti~s Pit~,e 1.4'. Around'I'llt. Clock , !. i "unicri -, In 51% L ii 5'.. '' - 7A ''" .1 ~__. 113 __-. - , __. tF~ = A -_ SA WEATHER Thursda> s high 89. Overnight lo'. 6.M. Paril) eloudy through Saturda'. ..ith a chaiicr of ahcriio,im and upper MYs and low 90s. ImAs In the lo,A to rnid 70s. Variable mostly . %outheast winds arntmd 10 mph. gusty near thwitlersho'.'.t-rs. Rain probability 0 to 30 per cent through Siturday. Complete details and tides are on Page 5-A. - i ) [- •.. - - -. -:r-'V V.i,: ,:, A Budget Near 0. e-. - 1< X. -_ .. - - . I k 1-t I., - * _I. Sunda y ''Iniphed" that the duty wou employes who pleaded guilt), probation; and Campbell to 10 The proposed orclinance is in our 7:30 p.m. meeting next policemen and an animal appeals. control officer, serving prison After action by the appellate and were sentenced on June 17. years prison. Campbell's response to trains blocking tile uesday," said Knowles. discussing sentences in connection sith a court it is possible that defense Bennett was sentenced to sentence '.as later changed b) SR-46 crossing test of Sanford This item involved the cost sharing on the study. burglary ring, have been attorneys could ask the local seven years prison and eight the court to six years prison and and complaints from citizens. transferred from the Lake circuit court to reduce the %-ears probation: Hamlin to five four Nears probation, S1146 is the main artery into Butler state prison reception Sanord from Interstate Four. federal share which the citY center to a medium-security Seaboard Coast Line accepted last week $15000 facilit% in Lake County. l6ilroad has recently rerouted committed by the city. $5.000 Lake Mary, and State Department of Offender nie of its long freight trairls to conunitted by Rehabilitation (DOR) officials use facilities at Wildwood insaid Raymond Bennett, 30.stvad (if the Sanford yard. Thursda) s meeting with the iliramn Ilainhin 22, and Robert • Sheriff John Polk said three-man committee was Ray Campbell Jr., 23, all of count%' commissioners pass the called to determine the county's Sanford, * were taken from Lake interest in a joint effort to Butler it) the I.ake Correctional The Seminole County Corn- per $1,000 of assessed Two major items '.%hich cur POWC to enforce it" develop the inflow-infiltration Institution at Clermont But Polk noted enforcement mission has reduced the l975.7 evaluation and is used to Commission Chairman Sid stud) for the project in North '.'.tektncl are could tie up manpower since an of budget to within a half mill determine the amount of land \ i 'den Jr S8)S could be cut Seminole (ount Relatives of one of the ex Montgomery officer would have to be at the by the taxes paid. Thus, a six mill levy purchase of tht, ilicemen said the three men, the 5.34 mills certified (al Conklin, consulting eount)'s pr oper t y appraistr, a would mean homeowners ill War d complex in South (TOSSifl, fine the blockage, tioseliesreportedly had been vrigineer with Clark Dietz & to and then go b) budget analyst said Thursday. pay $6 for each $1.00U of the Seinimleanott (vristriction of a threatened at tlx- Lake Butler A Associates of Sanford, a city another point to possibly stop 1-.lCliflOr Anderson of the assessed property value, county library. report their hired firin, is expvcIt'd to ex. facilities, tht, 11"11N .11d '11,17""t the per'1110"t AllalYs's Tile 9 a.m. session with sur rou ndi rigs are much better Of IIck' of Marlag( But, Ile says, neither is a "°" FalU4'itiofl(O\tAf)5;Iid department heads stas to ad wble a lterna tive because the grant, '.hat it '.ill coser and the Ui in dies wer e at lake Butler. the budget still contains v& thell, of the commission's Montgoniery Ward building "There's no %%,it% we could At the 'reception center the ". S65 1 0.000 ... ore than a 5.34 Mill reasoning and to let them air represents estimated "tilassive stop a fast freight Polk said, a project. time schedule for the initiates were isolated in a six. land tax will prooduce. their 6nipes about reductions in savings" to taxpayers and the "Bu we nilolit by-eighl-foot cell, designed to " i~ able to get .I ne coininission was to meet their areas. voters engine or train numbers and go Knowles appealed earlier for hold one prisoner, and housed library was apDroved by with department heads today to "It's t give them a chance to last year. Knocking out the to the railroad company." county support of the required with a fourth inmate after the t he more than $5- react," Commissioner Dick Officers can't arrest for study, saying if the paperwork alleged threats to their sa fety. library would reduce the budget million pared from their initial Williams said. offenses unless misdemeanor is not (lOfli' together, then each I)efense attorneys have filel b 1525,000 'rhe 1975-76 budget %%ill be in area will have to (to it in. notice of appeals in the cases requests for 122-million. they occur in the officer's million 1goinery , Ward purchase is ,,Everything is changing the neighborhooid of $18 presence. ail(] reportedly are preparing dividualiv. The sewer committee legal briefs to submit to the again," Mrs. Anderson said. domi more than $5-million fron; Anoth,or route the en. membership consists of Fourth District Court of "Other iteitis are cotning in that the $ 22-million request subThe first public hearing on foreenient could take would lx' Chairman John Morrii, Vihlen Appeals at west Pallil Beach. tile (Ionlinission will want to mitted by department chiefs. the budget is set for ' I p.m. on I i in e - o: ci n s u in i n g and cOilSidCr." Last year's county budget Sept. 9 at the Seminole County frustrating, officials said. and Lake Mary Councilman Sources indicate it may be six 0mw mill is equivalent to $1 was for more than $15.mnillion. CtirthotLse, Harry Terry A complainant (deputy or to eight months before the To _____ in the proposal as to who would sears prison and five )CUFS - r tisi-d ciirid-dt.rce inv'denie,inor 1-his said there is no passage S Two - Gutmann i a f - . .. i . . M X - chairman of the fund-raising both national!) and in Ra lCross ng Hearirly ' blated - - 7- ~ -A _ A .-.- _ V , _; . ik .. 'qR7 g -.1w __ - ,;-, Floyd said today Shevin's .. opinion al.so raLses questions about the propriety of other ' . 1 N~ T -- -______ __Z_ : drive. No action was taken on ternatirnally for his work it this suggestion. 'heatre consultant, is currenu ', Vie Nankers' Committee of [lodges, Krider, Engineer Cal advising the City of Orlando on the renovation of its Municipal of Commerce Thursda) en Gutmann met with Eisenhower Auditorium and is consultant dorsed a motion to raise $10,000 on Aug. 12. for Florida Technological for the hiring of theatre conAt that time, the theatre Universit% , FTUi ne,.4- fine arts sult.ant Dr. George Eisenhower consultant said he would be (omplex. I of willing to undertake a 10 stud), the feasibilit% "fie 1 Eisenho%;er) will tell erecting a performing arts feasibility study in the &-inford area. fie said he could probably us what we need-if anything-, center in Sanford. Howard Hodges, chairman of begin the study before the end ana what the Sanford area the Bankers' Committee. of the year, would take three to could support-if anything." suggested half the ,amount be four months to complete it, and said Hodges. "Our committee feels there is sufficient cause to rats&d in the COflifliUflit) and his fee would be about $10,000 Eisenhower, who is based at employ him. The study, even if half by the City of Sanford and ow light on negative, recommended John Krider be Yale University, is renowned other rojects the ority might consider' - - •..- I i -- - - - I _. I __________________ - - Mrs. Ke%sur .aid. -I feel I would be letting ' tile citi7ens of Altamonte Springs down If I didn't stay in there and fight," B JEAN IATrFSON Herald Staff Writer County Reduces Budget DEADBOLTLOCKS alvanized Steel Pipe Blade with Grass Catcher (ea /V 98' 2.99 Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set - 3211 - Gold or Satin Aluminum/ Chrome (ea.) 4 -41' 3.25 Empire Bathroom Privacy e A n ti que B Anti 83- 3.85 6.99 4S.95~ B & 0 Cordless Trimmer 8184 (ea.) B & D Electric Lawn Mower Single Blade with Gras Catcher B & D Electric Lawn Mower- Dual -&9-99' -&9_9" 8.69 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) . 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) . Sat- .42-90 B & D 16" HedgeT rimmer 8124 (ea.) ~~ 23-68 8 Et D Edger and Trimmer 8220(ea.). 44. -99, 35-96 . Bryan Bedroom Privacy Set 3211 - - Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT33(ea.) ..................... GT-1 (ea 15 -2Oi Bryan Aluminum Passage Set - 3201 Satin (ea 5.99 - preparing tiit stud) -The county will make second Item on the agenda for Antique Brass/Black (ea ) -&-99- Altamonte City Com. im.,sioner Ilelen Keyser, a prime mover in organizing tlw chamber and the one who sporisored the lease through the city commission, said today publicity given the She%in opinion has caused her . to throw her hat into the n this year's November election. :ç-. ~, ---i,-_ ~__._ .--- 14.49 Cape Cod Entrance Handle Set - 503D35 - GARDEN TOOLS and ACCESSORIES --..- • DOOR HARDWARE 3 99 Nornitri Hn'.d whose of fice . is up for ,, three-%var term . this yeor ' available its staff and utility Sea Mist Random Shear in 12' widths Roof Vent - Model P-1 (ea.) ........ 44-96' Attic Fan - Model VP-2 (ea.) ........ _40. -95- " Millionaire 4 colors available (sq yd )4..99' CARPET $1 annually. v federally sponsored project. City Manager Warren E. can apply for a grant for 1112 Cushioned vinyl Floor Covering 4mm x 4' x 8' Planked Elm (sheet) - -The county will pay up to Cedar Closet Lining (32' package) - - - 44.36 - L I I ....... __ ~_. I to $15 million. 1" x 10" #3 Ponderosa Pine (lin ft ) 1" x 2" Clear Cedar (un ft ) 33c Mrs Kes r ri fusid to sa y whethmr she will seek nelection to her city coinmission sew or will run 1xirticipating in the 1126.000 LUMBER PRODUCTS -38c ..l.'aIt)err) Chamber of use of the Altaiiionte Springs Coinmunity House in a lease C ommerce 's F? SI 017F7 . Bankers Back Hiring eer committees efforts in (....000 sq. ft . bag).............. 48-9& 12.49 FLOOR COVERING r - C; *_" ~-~~ _" ' F night he received a letter from County Commissioner ('hairriiafl Sid Vihlen Jr. agreeing to thret coiitnhittinents -The count) will join the Bonus S Fertilizer and Weed Control _6449- vinyl asbestos tile in many patterns and colors (ea ) 4mm x 4' x 8'Surfer in Blue, Green X , i 4399' Four Drawer Chest (ea ) PREFINISHED PANELING 4.98 7379/87 7 /4 " Circular Saw (ea.) Reg SCOTTS FERTILIZER Shrub and Tree (5 lb ) Sewer Help Okayed ___________ C designating the chamber the city's publicity 0 kdnIZ4l 100. Knowles said the Greater mission to participate in the ) UNFINISHED FURNITURE Night Stand (ea ) 11ir Ia,A provides for a maxinium salary as listed ;ib(-% v, or it allo,As it maximuni'20jif-ir ci,nt increase mene' has been using the city. ___ - __._M_ _____ public funds for general owned building on E. First W -_ Z purposes to chambers of .Street at E. Seminole for at I . . . . - ___ __ __ . C0111rilerce or permit least a quarter of a mriturV. I chi- nibers to use municipal . -11)e chamber was well facilities rent-free (toes not established there when I -.7 affect the City of .Sanford or came here 22 vears ago." __ . -.- _____ . the Greater Sanf ord chamber : Knowles said, adding there is ..I according to CityManager W. no lease arrangement nor Ft ;U71r .- -_ E. (Pete) Kno ' wles. rental fee charged. Iw i_~ _ Knowles said the CIR of 1k opinion may, however .Sanford "in its astute -wid. affect the Altamonte SpringsWARREN E. KNOWLES toftird regional se w er plant committee received 5t good news late Thursda , tile willingnem expressed by Duct or ductless 30" hoods in Excellent reflection and rsulation qualities save cooling and heating costs. 5 gal. can. - Clerk of the circiat court, sheriff and profx-rt%r - - Reg. Price (faucet) .....21.95 -va- appraiser, from $11,0 to 128,891 - 'lax collector, from $2o,as to Super isor of de tions, Iroiti $17,358 to $21 0'21 County iii'iont rs from $11 545 to 516 4113 -Scho)ol Lwiard inenibers, front $4,672 to $5,657. cites cannot properly grant EACH WITH SHARPENERI "Free Offer" Free Boston Bulldog pencil sharpener with the purchase of an 8200 kitchen taucet. Y7316 has 16' x ~" blade that locks at any point. Reg. Price (ea. ) ......... 6.29 rning top pay. : -- Superintendent of schools, from M,858 yearly . 50111' adopted a resolution . Back-To-School Time %.- nowles4il 1 , -2 ,r "I 1P . . , -, f- , I 9 t Washerless KITCHEN FAUCET , . 1160REff " _. I ". _1 Luffin I - t:11 : It varning t illi Some officials here weren't earning the 118,692 to 119,302 per sear, w hile the property Xffl1L praiser's yearly salary goes from 124,165 to $26,31 . But in the case of the his salary listed in slightly ill(- 1975-76 county budget fails to correspond with wore than 02,000. A 20 per cent increase would up the figures from Williants' office. lk-ckvith's salary by S4,412. Polk's salar) The depa rtment ofthmrnctrdt1on memo ArdiflgtuWi Ilia ndle, a Seminole County Sent to all Florida counties Seminole Counts she riff cams $23 858 and ill go to a maximum of salaries were based on i 1XPu1 ,tl( 11 estimate 'if $28,893. Count) reords stins Polk earned $24,984 in 134 000 Fiscal t.ar 1974-75 and is slated to go next year to The lawsets salaries according to .i (Otiflt) $28 916 population and the cost of living. Salarme' UhIS adjusted up or d4J n uordin'Iy ''I U k Polk fie said his department , ,Aent in to a -great -77he cost of IMng Increase for this -ear ) is ap. aillount of detail" figuring his salary, and he said proximate!~ I I I per cent," accorflin~ to Willlafru~, it's "figured right." 111(11110 Shevin Opinion Won't Stop Funding 6-6-6 35% organic fertilizer in handy 50 pound bag. Rug. rice( bag) .......... '- State officia6 say the cost of living in Florida 11.0arIC.S. IJ" - I " EACH I I Swift e Western Red Cedar S HIM SHINGLES CLOSET SEAT E / R g. rice (ea. ) - ,'.jC tb,,, .4il J,*! %I r_,, th 509 battery .n tough EACH plastic case. Model 122WB. . . . the A s ilars schedule prcpared b y the Florida Department of Administration and niaikd to count) financial officers, lists the fnIlot mm' i'. hikes fin Ii at Iats1 by the l,cgislature - . is I . EACH OR GA N I C PL0I\FT FOOD , !J W Decorative 12" x 12" tiles are available in a great assortment of beautiful colors and patterns' Reg Price(ea.) nde r'' r.1 ~I ~_J !_ - . ma The law provides for a maximum salary . or it allows a maximum i increase - an off icial 1kId cl erkof tht circuit &otifl, and Property ApprdL'* r Terry (ioeiiibel. .a I about US )tarto Pd) 16 electcd officia ls. Lt. Gov. J1111 Williams detailed thc $ $5 000 t'ak - niaot possiba u th e 19 IA 'id e in an Aug. menio to all Florida ( ointi , ''Corn ~ I -k 'tint t(IIiflhlSSiOfl, the supervisor of elections, property appra iser, the taX collector, (lic clerk of Thousands of dollars ortt doled out to dflkIfl Seminole bunt) of- superintendent. county commissioners and 1)utthil the Count) Off schmi board - beginning the first of next month. provides the highest pay rai. I Vinyl Asbestos ~.~)i I, _~. I I ,11 ~, FLOOR TILE .. I(;iists o to sneiiibcrs of (lie sctl(x)l board th W rite r - - . - . - . _•__S__• - .".- - -- .- -.'-- - ' ..-__ ________________ r • - - .'----- .. , . . - - . - - - -. '. - - ' ' -- - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 04, 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/3f63e77358c8ee47316736d4a36af4d4.pdf f52e91baff8c160e3567106d6153a622 PDF Text Text EvenIng Herald, Sanford, ri 8 Tuesday, Sept. 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III • 30.5 centi meters ) . , I yard - 0.9 motors k / ,, • by Bob , ~'THEY Any "AID TO THE WEATHER FORECASTERS SEEAk TO A SEMINAR WAS BEGETflNG)GCHEOJ1OrOQJ srro) YJSSD EVERY DAY WORSEAT METEOR4LOGISTS FROM ________________________ This WHIP Pcn 4il. a I._' _.- F - , ,() ,__ -,!- ) ___;~ I C~Y -Tr _~, r~~__, __ L I-, .- - - __ __.- 'or HOW FOR LIrTe LE H5 AREL E. rroR CA -. i HTM ~'~F. T 1 ~~ ___________________ (_ L_ , . owii Sch ne id er Y .6 - Ir 4 I W-Z ' 0, , 7 ~7 - . 1 4.~3 ------90!5 ' ' / &SI - ._ -.' -i - 1 4A 411 SA 611 FRANK AND ERNEST I' WE DON'T - 7 ."- ,a I . [ ' "O r 11 . i ( . . • - we .• - . ... . 5/i I - t—'-----.--- I t' 'iM. . . 'V __ ___ - __ , -- rfr ':'- - -1 -- ______ 4 11 ___ —' - - ~_ 7 _-_ IN CIRCLES.' i - .. ; : `_ I - I_ - ______ = _.- - . I - . i I- li J- 1 -0 I __ ~ - -- ,* ... ~~ __ .-.-............ - CHILD KILLED . ... —_ _. -_ ,_ III I -_ _.kA~___. -*_ -. " -1. AIIII - - -_~ - ow , -_ , -_' I - qu i N* -. -- - I ~_ - . ' -. -. --I;- t -z -- -. I __*____"__i _iI . ,-% -u=a ~~ -_:~ -~4i~ _~ - i rl Polk said some cities - including Sanford -already add ...... .'... .2...., -............ Commissioners weren't totall) I ` I m not sure for what court," Commissioner John Kimbrough said. Commissioner Mike Hat t.awa said it would increase __ - '- ---- three-year-old New Jersey boy wed this morning at Florida Hospital, Orlando, alter uelng injuicu in ,i i i e*a.I, at.. VA ,.aw#i. of Lit ..t -.11.... n hoscn.atkMmn '' • The ngs, pital ' ' Ii, things as law enforcement training. Actually, a total of $3 at present One dollar Roes to the state. a second dollar goes to legal aid and some cities add and Nilda hlontanez, 24, were treated for contusions and twerations ct Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, and released, officials said. Florida Highway Patrol'troopers Investigating the -Areck ,Acre una%ailable at press thne but reports Indicated thifamily's compact sedan was nor- a third dol,lar. Polk said it will -reduce the thtliound on 14 % hen it was sides% iped by rinother vehicle that lef t the scene. The 'Niontanez vehicle training budget." sas hurled Into the median where it oerturned according to emergency workers at the The sheriff said he will "sit Htra IdPhoto Ph h Gordon or on IIllamson down with judges" to ensure Of - - reporting back to die commi ssion a nextTuesda y's meeting. By law, Polk said Oe additional dollar can be added w he onto fines. Departmental Cost Overr Ins Hattaway, who was Acting brough told Andrew no "big, Williams told Andre He said the unly ,jpproval Chairman, asked Coin- fat" contingency fund will be needed "additional revenue." needed from the state would Inissioner Dick Williams to availa Andrew informed the com. involve the type of training check into Andrew's requests for cost overruns. Ile advLsed mission he already had an given Seminole County officers. Andrew to Lake a look at rates and report back to the comI . The $1 which goes to the state S23,000 placed in the charged for c1tunping to see if additional mission revenue next year will meet 176 budget to cover added was levied for construction of a Commissioner John Kimexpenses. police County Hasn :. - . m*tted ' Funds For Sewer Prolect % I - ~--I__~ ~. _-_ - ___ - - - Rnoks said sonic of the the planning effort but prefers administrative snarls w ith the countv cornmissioners have to select its own engineering county." said Knowles. told turn the count) airead) had consultant Knowles said the cit corn Sanford still has no firm budgeted $15 000 for 'he II we don do this stud and pleted a cost and location stud) commitment- from the county's share of the study. But the paperwork together. then Seminole County Commission Vihlen, in an Aug. 14 letter each area will have to present "inflo-infiltration" regarding its $15,000 share addressed to Morris and 1ndIIduaIl% It s cheaper for stud) is the second one required toward the $126,000 study Knowles, said the county everyone with the joint effort, required for the federally supports the continuance' of but e hie n into sonic (Continued ( Page 2 Al - . i ._ ~ i _ . % -, :--.#.~ , I'm I - _~'" *;141_" li~ - I I' ' '' Street Li hfing Distnd - . ; -V A. _11' : ~,- 7.-'~ - _-_ _- IV,'; ' _ i.- ,_ 1 - Warren I Pete) Knoles said this morning a special meeting ,_ - Approved For Sunland = .--. -I A. -. 9 t lu. V z ~R___ - - -IAWV - _' cn ( I \ I I h l I dershowers. Ruin probability 40 . - lete details and tides are on Page A o C q.s ____________________ ___ --. itteriiuine the count) S interest \ t i lw It I r'. et lightui, ui d n\wt itt k $1 s ith 1In r i1ti of ill a joint effort to develop the district for unincorporated a year per taxpayer to provide building a parking Int on the \ plant We regoingtotr) to get Sunland Estates as approved street lights to be serviced b) corner of O'f rd and hrnood . a firm a nswer out of the Tuesday by the Seminole Florida Power and Light. The Roads. county," said Knowles. County Commission. Sunland Estates district is the In other action, commission: ...'-.. - . He sa id the agenda mailed The commission instructed 20th in the county, — Approved a dock permit Tuesday Also in includes a report on Count)' Attorney Tom Freeman public hearings for the Sweetwater Oaks the cost distribution and . ;,; the to prepare an ordinance Tuesday night, Commission subdivision. __ ~ ~ $93,735 federal grant 11 denied a request by Florida Jai. - d!- I the study, a.s prepared b owards _ - Approved an application ~. ~N- ' Dietz & Associates of Sanford, a by the State Department of ford, Commission vote -0 on i city hired engineering con Commissioner John Kim- lot adjacent to the jai-alai Transportation to build a bridge sultant firm. on SH 434 over the Little Wekiva brough's motion. Commission fronton on Highway 17-9.9. Third grader Del Justice takes a living leap over a tire during The sewer committee Langley Adair, count)' River. physical education class today at Pinecrest F.lernenta School, t'ludes ('hairnwn John Moths, Chairman Sid VihIen Jr was pollution -- C ontinued for one week an control director, told Sanford. Del Is just one of many youngst-ri; who Is 'enjo,l, ing' the County Commission Cliairnian absent from Tuesday's meeting by Wayne the board inunediate pI as application because second day of classes La the Seminole County School s)stem Sid Vihlen Jr., and Lake Mary calledforjai.alaiofficialstofjll Williamsonforadork permit in tod ay. (Herald Photo b Bill Vince nt Jr.) Residents of Sunland Estates in a portion of the property, Ih Sylvan Estates Councilman llarr) 1 errs . /' t' '' P cloudy through the afternoons. Highs In the upper 80s and to% 90s. 1,ows mainly In the low 70s. Variable mostly sout er y winds 10 mph or less, gusty near thun- -THAT AAIRAGE/ ,j_g, I ____ ,.; I T-- . 01 _. ;. -. I \ - ,- / . _. t I ii " 11 ~/, ~ -. - _ . Thursday lth a chance of thundershower,, mainly during by Frank Hill -- V - ', cent at night. ___ t . I- X \ - ) i - -- Partly . - ___ ',.J ' their compliance before -# . Tuesday's high$3. Overnight low62. Rainfall was 2.60 inches, ,iptj" __ %%+:ATl11-1,1t per cent during the day. 20 per qf warm- ____ ___ __ - ___ __________ -___-_-___ ------- -'--. , :6A WINS ill, C /P3 I: r,-4,-;;~v.~44~---_ 17 11 --vY - - - I : 'çrv. ' • . "'' - WI N& IT. - 19. r"- __•1•_-1 I!T1'c GFUST . \ I 14 I L4'-1 NAWt I . I ______ . ~f_ - W,-. _______________________ - - - . .. ' ( _.I . .. .1 _. U_i.7_.il~k,l;_~ro ii aI Er . - __ - 'k - - SHORT RIBS ACTUALLY I - by Bob Thav.s .(Pil:: II % ----------Hospital - , . I •U '. . . i Seminole Countiar,~, with traffic tickets ant other violations will shell out an additional dollar. The tacked-on dollar, the sheriff says, will be used to train his lawmen Polk asked the Seminolt, County Commission Wed. nesday for permission to ad, 1 B) JOE ASKRF N \,) I 11 I .- 1. _______________ 0w,_:__i 1W i - , I I I If Shen!' John I'. I 4-.I c.51\ ',.,,. M =_ .7w ~_ ~_i - __ --2 . 1~ / I ~Wr j , , . - Ct Is - would be "of interest to the - . )/- ., 1. II- .~V_05 _X_1Xz1 _2 _ML~ ~ Fines r Sought e -- Comics 1 v , ' additional $15,(XX) to $20,000 fir court reporters and court- Bridge ('al ndar ' % I I ci -, i 41lt - TO PEPAE 1. ' H: , ~ Several department heads CountN Commissioner .Nlike ''Who levies tile taxes?" against payment, have informed it disk,lieving HatLaway ii.sked Jones, liattaway then asked. "Does he .Nleanwhile, in public works Andrew told the commission' -The state attorney (Abbott of thousands of dollars in The CO=IiSgion voted to pay that gas, oil and repairs will overruns for the 19174-75 fiscal Herring) orders the court a $5,000 overrun for July and a cost an additional 111,000 and )ear. part of August. Commissioner $12,000 will be needed in the The fiscal year ends Sept. 30. Harry Kwiatkowski voted sanitation department. The director of public works, Bob Andrew, informed the coriunjssion at Tuesday's Around ne Clock BLAZE.. NOw'M I INTENS .Aft,~ , ..,' . it 17 County Commissioners Told TODAY ______ - 1 ~ -_-_ . - _. . - I er _____ - -. - - . .~_ .- __Z___- __ ~i_ t 'N 'L~ . _4I I -.,_ _. , ..~_N,r : ___a=. 1 vV5. P'OgA ~7 , r L I - / \ -----..a - "Why !hould we pay? Who keep ipending the WOflC) by Crooks & HO5plrL JME9 \i VE HEAW I 9-2- ------ CAPTAIN EASY TRAI1 TO THE ____________________ 2 . ,.: - . - __-_ I- Hu , RICANI ! 0 - . e if ______ One reason gl%en by the underwriter was newspaper accounts of the funds being IM-I . 'J - inrease the liabilit) coerag ii iOrO•premiSeS rob beri es. .1' --- .. .-' _____ - --- I H igher ' -_ __,t_1- w _'. / ~. I ____ approximately 50 per cent of the 58 employes live in the Sanford City lirna. Hunt said employes have not been officia lly notified of the transfer and it ls company policy to notify personnel of a change within 12 months of the snitch He said nors of the traner were dr culating among employes. Meyers sa id the transfer involved the "bulk of the traffic department" - long distance, information and directory assistance operators. Nleyers siid the operators make from $1204180 .i icd (fl service me with Southern Bell U . ~ r, ,.-__ . Hunt said the employes will "spend their pay checks in the same places as before." He said that - . ___ orks, Circuit Court Funds * _. -.n Ci community will not he affected that much" i,-",_ ~ Company informed her they ~%oulci not be "interested in bidding the renewal policy in twirti, YOU SAID ABOUT ' TI-I A ARCHIE __ / — IS _ _~ -, ___________________ __________________ IA! ?~_, __V_ ') P910TE-05r? '- I - r— j '-.-_.............________ _______ . WILL REPLACE OUR TWIS T OF El I-ITS ~~ - 9 I I"WW% r )) Glenn,Nleyers, vice-president of CWA Local 3113, said the union is opposed to the trans fer because it %kill (ause problems for the employes. It will rdte hardships on a lot of people,” derriter advises the iii i consider use of a Brink ' Wells Fargo car to transp the muone> the longer distance, She said Reliance Insurance Williams said we "ought to mid they voted to transfer the and John Kinibrough failed to rescind ithe previous motion) funds to "siread the money buy the proposal and advised or transfer the funds back." around." Williams said he Mrs. Neuman to investigate Ytilliamns had his motion to Initiall) thought the Orange further transfer the funds back to a Countybankwouldpaya higher Kimbrough suggested county bank placed on the interest rate to the county. placing the funds in a deputy-S agenda for next Tuesday's Later. Williams said he found car for transport. Williams county commission meeting. out no interest is paid on CETA questioned why the insurance Commissioners Williams, funtis and he called the board's firm was raising such a fuss Hattaway and Harry decton a "miatake," overan"additional2Omnuls" Kwiatkowski voted Aug. 26 to The board also voted to transport time, iii,S ,i iii transfer h tra nsfer Ir -I El flir.l4flN, 'c"' " Presently " ,'dtHIttt, I .u,.nhi P"J' I employe . , Comprehensive and Training A(,t (CETA)funds Bank of Sanfurd to the Sun to the bank. from Cotiftink in Casselberry , W nk of IA)ngwood. And it was difficult for to the Southeast First National * T'hat move spurred a memo Williams and Kinibrough to Bank of .N1.aitland -an Orange froid Betty Neuman, the understand why a sheriff's Count) banking facitit) county'srnsurancecoordinator, deputy transporting the funds Kwiatkowski and Hattawav saying the insurance Un- would be any more dangerous. WWICH SOMEC)AY 1--., ._ P;ZISCILLA, — 0.0 r 'o--1 II'$ ,' I .- I I 0 -' • " \ V _ 1~- : ? .. I YCLIR FAR5 OF-f= ____ ,_--_. - - - WIPE PART? by Al V.rm.,r TWIS TERM TUDY THE R . b)'Di ICck Ca I 34-1 0`1ffMP/-r9. PRISCILLA'S POP , WINTHROP ____ _._~ , 4 - . F ,cRiS&r ) BLONDIE !. ~ \.' - . ~ i tfINK I VVIp,F OF I I PARI. I . , 1 PBOY HKAP SHAM! ' I - I,- ever) UppnrtLiflity." T_ - 4* Of y allier see thew people working in Orlando than unemployed in Sanford," he continued, Nleyers said lie will "play it by ear" (the transler which is 13 months away i "but I definitely don't like it." Meyers said "nobody" could know the transfer will provide better service until the switch is nude. I in sure the LO1fldfl) ls looking at it Uransfer) from a service and economic standpoint," ,Nleyers said. From a "ci%ic standpoint," Nleyers, said,"I hate to see people who are employed in Sanford taken out I Ihint said, hoAl u r thi "economy of the ___________________________________________ ~ L 6 , meeting due to illness. —'.—' I ii : .4, ci "better" to have the full board present before voting. Comm ion Chairman Sid ihlen . DS i, i ' by Heimdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY - whether to transfer almost $11. million In federal funds back to a Seminole County bank. Commissioner 'ilike Hat Qi £kW 5i48 i E ~ f-2. I Counts Commissioners decided Tuesday to postpone aw H 1; L I S rY I -,I'd job But the company (Southern B ell) wil l giveempl oyes' opportunity, — Southern Bell Manager Tom Hunt . , I _~ lr~ Dela ed On e Week By F t) rniurrr Herald Staff % riter rl-- - 1* - . . 41L - 1- it 4,'zj ,'tJJ,.(J,' can't say everyone will have a I')' , 'W-Off AV ARM jqy casmrii _____ I I . , Funds Dec isi on CETA (I 11 o es Out P Me ytrs ;au1 'But, look at thealternative. "I awsfer is an "efficiency th,ing" Hunt said die I.r. and 'belt tightening" b' Southern Bell and the result %%ill be an "improvernent" in phone service because the Orlando facility will provide "faster service." lIoever, Hunt said there will not be 58 jobs available in the Orlando office. Other alternatives for thi operators and lerks will bt to transkr to another position in tile Sanford office or a transfer to a similar job for Southern Bell In ano ther city, he said. Hunt also saidattrition may eliminate some of positions. A ran't Say ever)(ine %kill have a job," Hunt uti But t1i uiiiipan will gi the emplo)es 444V V SjW y MW M L411 QZVT45 \ /Ø e3 1Ps4V T' I ..e!* # lt~v_~.' 1 14 1T,/ijT$JJf2jT/jRA AS 16W SMSP IT 4S A / - I . 2 — by Larry Lewis . IF - %-% E QCW __________________________ d4_ from their jobs in Sanford in October, 1976, a Southern Bell official said Tuesday. The transfer, within the traffic department, OOSed t)) the Coiiimuwcation SS økt rs of America I CWA) union representing more thin 50 Of the employes. Plans to move the operator services functions to Orlando ill not affect the downtown business office or the central iiffire personnel which includes irlW IU iiuI r I' ill u I ULISU U( lion next one's about this Piper kid who rips-off a pig and DOONESBURY % Fif ty-eight employes of Souttwm Bell TelePhOne Company, mostly operators, will be transferred III Ern t y Herald Staff Writer w 58 Torn Hunt, the company's Sanford office manager. 0 then splits!" A 14 z, 71 _-) : 9. 2. C the Jacobys? Write "Ask the I Jac0)ys" care of this newspaper The most inretesting questions will be , <I - I ______~ . . __ . spade break if the club finesse works or if a spade isn't opened However, a spade is opened. South looks at dummy's 11 SWKE. ( ~p I It. ) 1~ I ' ve opening.- otherwise he should either because e lik es he treat it as four-suit StaYman dangerously or because '__~ 1 1--II I If -:!_~4~ I- ,_ -. , ', Sanford, Florida 37771--Price 10 Cents Move Will Create Hardships BY MICK IA)CIIItIUGE seven. should bid seven "The same as 'esterday s. South has withOpener a maximum notrump b Art Sonsom I 1915 Southern Bell To Transfer the meaning o a Jurn raise of one to notrump invitation to It should be anIn Today's hand is almost the I. r .z - '- '! I A Utah reader 'ants to kfl0' Ih Oswald & James Jacob) I I \ CWA Claims .I A. IIIN A -) - _14`1~ , If A d t 6 8th Year, No 10Wednesday, Sept. 3. C -Z_ l : 4, IN I - 1 1 I , If 1, I up. South loses the club finesse but no harm S.. (I , South hops up with dummy's North-South vulnerable j LONEL i C' 1 o spade holds honor and business has picked * TH\ LAI.L1 I I .~! — - -, ____ Hleiviltl ] partner happy instead of mad. A 1062 vK7 6 ~ NO 00NDER ~ 4UNT IJSUPA L 'ON IEL f \ . I honors South can justify his 15- 4642 by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP ' VPII111 10 f sion that it is fourth best of five, Is there anything he can do to aK 7 _~ ' 0 ~ (((jij) ii I kL6 . 2 asat LO4EL\ I r fl looks at the five of spades I L.:::~ By OSWM.I) and JAMES JACOBY d/Jç\\\ /111 1 /HIL/Ifl\ I I - .W I ØEETLE TOTE by Dkk Turner BRIDGE AT WIN DID YOU - CARNIVAL ' mp - ,. - - r- ~ 11 * __ __. ___ .; - rç.. LEAPFROG— TIRE STYLE - ' ) -t -)iI - - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Sept. 3. lflS I sheriff s Deputies Probe Series Of Burglaries NA11ON IN BRIEF Trailways Plans To Cut Fares By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer For Unemployed Workers WASHINGTON AP - Workers out of a job should be able to ride Continental Trailways buses for half the normal fare this fall, the bus company says. Fred Currey, Trailways board chairman, said Tuesday that if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves, halfprice fares will be available beginning next Monday to persons who can show they are drawing unemployment benefits. "Our customers are mostly people with middle and low mcome, blue collar workers who have been hit hardest," said Currey. "We hope to trigger a resurgence In job searches." He said the bus company will provide "job banks" In most of its terminals. These banks would list positions available in most cities served by Trailways, the nation's second largest intercity bus company. Meany Raps Boycott Critics WASHINGTON AP—AFL.CIO President George Meany, affirming continued support of a boycott of grain shipments to the Soviet Union, says critics of the boycott have tried to portray maritime unions as enemies of the American farmer. Meany said Tuesday the boycott "is aimed not at farmers but at government action and inaction that benefits only commodity speculators and the big grain dealers and that rips off the American consumer in the interest of socalled detente." Administration officials have estimated the sales will result in a 1.5 per cent rise in food prices. Meany and six maritime unions called the boycott July 31. Federal judges in New Orleans and Texas have granted a shippers' requests for court injunctions, allowing continued loading of shim bound for the Soviet Union, while legal issues of the boycott are decided. Seminole sheriff's deputies today were probing burglaries and thefts across the county In ROBERT WHITTIER CHARLES PRATTwhich a tar kettle, auto parts, SAIL i vv in 1111U1 r 1(.J TI Elected In Oviedo ByDARLYNE MELLO Herald Correspondent OVIEDO— To seats on the City Council for Oviedo kiLl be filled tb ne men for t he first meeting of th e fiscal year, Oct. 6, as a result of Tuesday's municipal election. Robert W. Whittier defeated Incum bent Carlos Warren for City Council Group! and Charles Pratt defeated Her be rt McCarley for Group!!. lAtnO1li1f s.illberuayor for his third terin, having run unopposed. The voting was not as close as had been expected and th e 24 absentee ba llots yet to be count ed will not affect the resul ts. t of 857 reg istered voters in Oviedo, only 263 went to the polls with 176 votes going to Whittier . Warren got 84 votes, Pratt 157 and McCarley 100 votes. 011ilf received 208 votes, The turnout of voters caused much conce rn with City Clerk Nancy Cox and also ith the new councilmen. The city government must become more im portant to its citizens, according to Ms. Cox, and people need to be more informed of what is goin g on and get more involved. After results of the election were announced and handshak in g ,A as over, it was poin ted out that there was no sign or banner in the ci ty to a nnounce election day. - jewelry and telephones and office equipment were hauled of!. Charles J. Pewitt of Pewitt radio was stripped from anauto and Haeske Rocfing Inc., In his garage and five necklaces Orlando, reported a green of petrified wood and gem trailer-mounted tar kettle stones were taken by burglars. valued at $1 ,)0 was taken from An eight-foot sli di ng glass a construction site on East- door and office equipment brook Boulevard in south valued at $1,080 was reported Seminole. missing after burglars entered Deputies said Sammy H. a residen tial office at Jackman Metcalf, 105 Kilkenny Ci., and Tangerine in the Eastbrook Longwood, reported an AM-FM subdivision. Deputy David A Sept. 23, trial has been charges be fore Circuit Court scheduled in circuit court for a Judge Virgil B. Conkling. Sanford man accused of Dannelly was arrested Aug. stealing an auto from a 22, at the Sanford Plaza dealershi p, attempting to steal Shopping Center by Sanf ord anot her vehicle and resis ting a Police detective J.A. Cash in po lice offi cer with violence to connection wi th the taking of a his person. car from Economy Toyota, James W. Dannelly, 18, 120 according to court files, Fairlane Circle, Sanford, Six ot her defendants pleaded pleaded innocent when innocent at arraignment and arraigned Tuesday on the were secheduled for trials: Entire City Board Subpoenaed Hoffa Foster Son Testifies DETROIT (AP) - Jimmy Hoffa's foster son appears before a federal grand jury today to answer questions on his whereabouts July 30 when the former Teamsters Union president disappeared. Charles L. "Chuckle" O'Brien has acknowledged to the FBI that he was driving a car owned by the son of a reputed uaut leader near a swurin uetxoi restaurant %here Hoffa was last seen. FBI special agent James Esposito said in an affidavit filed with federal court he has probable cause to believe --'----t--- 1•s__ "O'Brien has used Joseph Giacalone's automobile to facilitate an abduction of Hoffa." Commissioners Look Fort Lauderdale, was set for a Sept. 29 trial on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm. Leonard was arrested by Sheriff's It. R.C. Parker Aug. 21 at an Altamonte Springs mo te l. lie faces two char ges of misdemeanor marijuana possession in County Court In connection with the incident. An thony J. Robinson, 19, of Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, is scheduled for trial Oct. 6 on charges of breaking and en- wwwu U •U U • U U WU Timo thy Vance Tyree, 21, of Jacksonville, is also scheduled for trial the week of Oct. 6 on a possession of stolen motor vehicle charge. Gra ce Robinson, 29-yearold Altamonte Springs housewife, wasn't present for arraignment on an aggravated assault charge but Judge Conkling indicated the case will be set for trial Sept. 29. — David Michael Beehncr, 23, and Douglas Alan Beehner, 18, bo th of 2554 Park Drive, Oct. 13 on buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. . contract for construction, in- an investigation of alleged curred expenses for ar-discrepancies in the issuarice of chitectural services and In- the building permit by Brad- surance. shaw. On Aug. 4, after opposition Councilmen Irwin Hunt er, $5 Horse In AAo U th from other residents to the nlannin& and zoning mm. construction of churches on the missioner, and Assistant the sale. By ED PRICKET Hayes Road sites, council Commissioner Irene Van -----------The sale was held, and the reversed its approval of request Eepoel were asked by the Herald Staff writer horse went to the highest bidder by Seminole Baptist and the rnayorto look into allegations of A horse nine hands and one - all $5 worth. Jehovah's Witnesses and improprieties. inch tall was taken Into custody Jones, the assistant to the fuspended a building permit Hunter reported Tuesday by county officials. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Issued by Building Inspector night after looking over perAfter 111 days the horse was explained that all unpaid bills Ray Bradshaw for the continent material submitted by sold for $5. left over after the sale of a structlon of the Baptist Church. Bradshaw, he did not see Now, the Seminole County captured animal must The summons stated the anything wrong, but passed Commission owes a $400 bill for borne by the commission, But "revocation was made ar- them on to City Attorney care of the animal while it was commissioners refused. bitranly, capriciously and with Newman Brock for his opinion. They demanded more in, total disregard for the rights of in the county's custody. Mrs. Van Eepoel said Hunter If that little bit of economics formation. But Jones says what seems rernanable, it's even he presented Tuesday Is all he more remarkable to corn. knows. missloners—they refuse to pay "The next time they have a IFFf r a Foot Stomping the bill. cow - we'll barbecue it," od Time In the Tuesday, Circuit Court Clerk Kimbrough quipped. Ashby Jones presented the bad stalgic atmosphare news to the county commission the 2014, visit... County Mum - and the fireworks began. "Ti iiwk,t Ilk. a frg.,., fkh animal too durn long," Corn. missioner Mike Hattaway commented. Commissioner John Kim(Continued From Page-IA) I brough questioned a 113 to be on file with federal presented by Sheriff John Polk • Ilciats before application can be Klmbrouh said he as under the opinion the sheriff "was made for a grant fqr the of project, which Knowles responsible" for picking estimated at $6 million to 115 large animals anyway. Seminole County , Jones explained the $400 million, 'depending on the system" Included mileage for hauling "We can predict a need for a 1 the animal around, regional sewer plant about five powidment fee - even a ' years from now," said viiarlan's bill. During Knowles. stay' the horse fell ill. This second study, tc4.alling As for the $13 bill presented 11,000, includes the 193,735 by Polk Jones said that was to Join in with the sing-a-long pay for advertising and holding federal share which the city happy times in the accepted Last week, $15,000 .e.....1 L_. .L_ _1._ rinkv-tlnk. oiano & wash wuwuiii iiy we cuy, N1,MI board here atmosPofIh. committed by Lake Mary, and Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open $15,000 still sought from Knowles said Sanford originally planned on "going alone," and then invited the county to participate in the to zvc taxpayers money In the long run. He said an environmental Impact study also will be required for the project. I I CARD READINGS. CEYSTAI. ftALI. 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According to Kelley, "the note contained no reference to President Kennedy or in anyP way would have forewarned f the subsequent assassination" However, David W. Helm, who served as a staff member of the Warren Commission, maintained In an interview Tuesday that "if the FBI destroyed a document that directly applied to Oswald, there's Just no excuse for that." BLI According to the Warren re port, FBI agents had inter. viewed Oswald In 1962 shortly after he returned from the Soviet Union with his Russian wife Marina. The commission found that the bureau had continued Iii. investigation of Oswald until Nov. 5, 1963, less than three weeks before the assassination. On Nov. 1, FBI agent James P. [lusty Jr. visited Oswald's landlady In Dallas, where he met Marin4i, the commission said. never charged. ne Greenglasises now are believed to be living under assumed names. Handy disposable, •5...j It was the lowest toll for the 78-how holiday period since 1961 and the fourth lowest for the period in the last quarter of a century. The National Safety Council had estimated that between 460 and 560 persons would be killed in highway accidents (luring the holiday, One Safety Council official said the reduction from last year's 515 Labor Day weekend deaths may show that drivers are acclimated to driving habits they began to assume during last year's gas shortages, when the 55-mile-per-hour speed limit was imposed. Safety Council statistics show that the traffic rate the first seven months of this year is holding at about 3.6 per 100 million vehicle miles traveled. That's the same rate as last year and a sharp decline from 1973 when the rate was 4.24 per 100 millon vehicle miles. Des pite appeals to the Supreme Court and ['resident Dwight D. Eisenhower and rotcst demonstrations in the United States and abroad, the Rosenbergs were electrocuted in June 19, 1953. Greenglass was sentenced to 15 years in prison and his wife was FLEET ENEMA .MI'Jfl 14101 II sination. I] £ -- - -. .Ja Government prosecutors relied primarily on testimony from OVER 10,000 RX PRICES WASHINGTON tAP) If the report of an additional FBI contact with lee Harvey Oswald is true, the Warren Commission probably would have Intensified its criticism of the bureau in connection with the death of President John F. Kennedy, a former commission staff member says. In its 888-page report, the commission documented the extensive information the FBI had compiled on Oswald before the assassination and concluded that "a more alert and carefully considered treatment of the Oswald case by the bureau" would have resulted in alerting the Secret Service about Oswald before the assas- SAFE? a PRICE AND COMPARE! was the result of a ccmnbination of factors. llecht commented on Tuesday after The Associated Press counted 407 traffic fatalities on the nation's roads (luring this past labor Day weeken(i, from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Mon. PALMIST Little Rosi"e's for fun 11 a.m. to 2 am. me IOiIi us tonight I conviction against the Hosenbergs, who were sentenced to death, API iIo-i;tl , to 1;"(, , .— of the National Safety Councii I tindy guide 'is ' 'saysthereis"noquickanswer 'dexed by drug to what he calls the phenomen., I me, priced by reduction in the number : 1trength. Aail. traffic deaths during the libor abt "generic" Day weekend, drugs included, Jack Rechi, head of the councii's statistics department, 'ff51 Waigreens Will SI S. 111)5% CS tr, that further Continue to Quote Rx Prices by Phone. t ii,-Iv will nr,k!,h%t- rh,,,.. if PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE On Project county. N.M. Gret-nglass, ho was stationed at Los Alamos as an Army (:IIICAG() 4 YOUR PERSONAL VALUABLES REALLY Greenglass and his wife Ruth in winning the espionageconspiracY Down MADAM KATHERINE the plaintiff." did not as her opinion or call a not be objective as she had been The church Is seeking a meeting to discuss It with her, told by three different people be temporary restraining order to Brock said after talking to was associated with the Hat. WINTER SPRINGS— When keep the council from recon- Bradshaw he was of the opinion taways, who had sold the Mayor Troy Piland and sidering the application until a that the building official did not property to the church. Brock members of the City Council hearing is held on the plaintiff's act outside his discretion. The denied any association with any arrived for Tuesday night's application for a preliminary so-called investigation did not of the Hattaway family. council session, they found a Injunction. A public hearing has satisfy members of the Rev. Robert Clark, pastor of deputy waiting to present each been set for Sept. $ to recon- audience, who called It "silly" Seminole Baptist, said, "In the with a Circuit Court summons. sider the churches' requests. and a "farce." first place the property belongs Seminole Baptist Temple, A preliminary Injunction is Ranchiands resident Mary to the church and called the Inc., Is seeking a court in. sought to enjoin the city from Williamson said Brock could charges a 'kangaroo court." junction against the city as a interfering with the use of the result of the city's rescinding its church property so long as It Is approval of the church's within the scope of the law and request for conditional land nse city ordinance and a final in a residential area of the hearing to permanently enjoin Ranchlands. the city council from in. Based on the Council's terfering with construction and original approval of the operation of a church on the request, the church had corn- property. pleted purchase of the land July Finally, the church is asking from Hattaway arid Zabel to receive cost and expenses and obtained a building permit and additional equitable relief. ARE July 30. Controversy over council's The summons states the action on the church requests church had entered Into a has erupted Into conflict over about the lHimb then being developed secretly at Los Alamos, Deaths r U By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Ethel's husband Julio. Holiday - misdemeanor and petty larceny. w teetmician, said he tried to describe an explosive rnechariisrii to the stranger. A statement I)avnl Greenglass gave to Fill agents the day after — C,.,f.-....l .. -,I.1..I...A I... aIMVIU, a& X; ..I'JUJVU Ufl UL4J ,.. %IIUI uhitIit his arrest June 15, 1950, does not mention his elder sister in the alleged conspiracy to slip atomic bomb secrets to the Russians. In the same statement, Greenglass alleges that Julius Rosenberg introduced him in 1945 to a man who questioned him .ai.a) CUUUIIIL d iciiii Cn"nri1!;"mmnnP_r1 Tn Cn"r t u.. wWu Damon A. Leonard, 23, of Wednesday, Sept, 1, 1175— 3A Rosenberg In Spy Case WASHINGTON -P) The FBI's Rosenberg papers Ifl(Ik'ate that the principal government witness in the famous spy case refrained from implicating his sister Ethel Rosenberg for more than a mon th alter confessing his own involvement and accusing - Huddell said Peter G. Hayden curbing and struck the reported four telephones, an building." . Edward Johnson, 36-year-old I electronic calculator and elec tric typewriter were also City of Sa nford employe, was treated for a rattlesnake bite taken in the burglary. Sheriffs deputy John I. Poole Tuesday and released from reported damage to the Krystal Seminole Memorial Hospital, Restaurant, U.S. 17-92, Fern po lice reported. Lt. Ralph Russell and Park, was estimated at $1,000 Tuesday after a pickup truck patrolman William S. Hasson accidentally crashed Into the reported Johnson was sear. ching for a water meter at a building. Poole said Mrs. Karla L new house at 2544 El Capitan Kauffman, 312 Broadview Ave., Dr. and stepped into a ratAltamonte Springs, was in the tiesnake den in a palmetto process of backing the truck t hicket. from a parking s pot when her Russell said Johnson sa id he small son "got his thumb saw a "big snake and several caught in the pissenger side little o nes" and ran to the door." Poole sa id the vehicle nearby home of Paul Markos, then "lurched forward over the 2533 El Capitan Dr. — Evenin g If!dsan1ord.FI: Julius Original Statement Fa*11s To Imp licat e Sister Ethel Auto Theft Trial Scheduled ,nr,inn Priilira'vcri c SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (AP) - A gunman released the last two of seven --------------J.—. hostaies ea rly today nftr authorities agreed to wait until dawn to let him "do some writing" before he surrendered. James Locklear, 24, released the hostages - who had been held for 12 hours -after authorities also reportedly agreed not to prosecute his brother, Ware, In the incident arising from a gambling dispu te. One of the hostages held In the Kelmont Arms Apartments in this Sierra Nevada resort was killed when he attempted to escape. He was identified as George Staedler, 21, of Hayward, Calif. Police said It was not clear whether the fatal shots were fired by officers or armed men inside the apartment. Greenglass Only Named Tar Kettle, Auto Parts Taken - �Evening HerWd Got - W ednesday, Sept 3. 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 1111AM 1) (TRIflE, Managing Editor I1 and consumers alike. Sanford jurtct' 9 .6.%Ion s, $14.2 tuch ns According to the new law, if a merchant receives 4 as IF ' low The Deserve Subsidy DON OAKLEY to the liunianc __ If you're striking workers would be denied in any case when an idle worker is not also qualified to receive unemployment I 11 turned in .tr Algae M Hold Key Food interested in ha ving one of these little compensation. rule in effect would end the practice in t at i's of putt tug families on welfare when This -'.....- --.11 ii ;mnv the breadwinner goes on strike. Only New York and Rhode Island currently provide un employment benefits to strikers. To no one's surprise, complaints are pouring in from labor unions. But the labor argument that a ma is cut off is a weak one. Welfare programs have a humanitarian purpose. to be sure. Yet the philosophy behind them, as generous as it has pay __ become in recent years, is not so broad as to make the public responsible for supporting the family of a person who has a job and is voluntarily choosing not to go to work. We do not have to look far to see a more compelling reason for unions to be resisting this ,.velfare reform. The promise of welfare checks for a striker's family loads the dice in favor of unions in a labor-management dispute. Strikes occur when both sides have weighed the economic consequences of a walkout. Union I I . -. --- ' - . .. . . I - Z. . ' : _____ ______ - 11 r ,- . ' _____11___ - __ sleeves, untie the shoelaces. "Grand," he said, which is a word ahnost no one says anymore, and he repeated it: "Grand." the - . 11 0 ____ I - . 4, I- J, - 1 : _____ __ - It was midday. Sunny and hot, Just opposite the White House. Children were soaking in an -. ---: ___________ _________ ,,.' . .. . . _____ ______ - ~ _ - "' ____ 1* I . _____ I _________ . open founta in, kids were frolicking under the shade trees, and the gentleman unfolded a w-rapped sandwich to eat. One bite. Two. Peanut butter and jelly from the look of it. "Do you know," the gentleman said, phrase to swallow, and then to reach for a Thermos, "do you know about the whooping crane?" He smiled. Another bite. stopping mid -.. - yes. - wrap calculate because of the complexities of welfare financing. A study by the Unive rsity of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Finance produced an estimate that a 71-day strike by th e United Auto Workers agai ns t General Motors in 1970 shutting down 137 GM plants and idling 329,000 workers around the country - cost the American taxpayer $30 million in various welfare benefits paid to strikers. That was noth ing but a $30 million public subsidy to the "war chest" of the UAW. Legislators and welfare officials often find it r lorida Slave - difficult to assure that welfare programs are not abused by able-bodied people who are dodging their responsibility to try to find a job and hold It to The issue is quite clear comes to welfare benefits for workers vhose idleness results from nothing more than a union s strike strategy. The taxpayer has no it use oversized responsibility to make it easier for a striker to staV away from his job. ite So What's New? _ The average American has been convinced, for several t the smallest thing on the face of the earth is the size of his bankroll on the night before payday. Now along come some Stanford professors who have Isolated some matter that Is In. finitesftnally smaller. They call it the "U",for unknown. The matter is so unknown, in fact, that its discovery upset awny theories of anture that have been used as the basis for scientific progress. Here's the answer to those irritating people who have a habit of asking always "what's new?" There's always something new for those who do not stop look. If we ever reach the day when there isn't a "U" factor, it will be a du ll world indeed. _______________ - ; .,.. process was illegal. no action. not Drive, in a residential trailer is "clearly in violation. and she could be prosecuted." Ile said the city could have the Food To trailer removed by court inBy Lot:lsl: COOK the rise as supplies decline, in three. The items on the All checklist milk, all-beef frankfurters and junction. Associated Press Writer poultry farmers had been ar'Me USDA has estimated food were: chopped chuck, center granulated sugar. "I don't want to put the Americans who have been guing that they were losing prices will go up about 9 per cut pork chops, woman out on the street,' sail The cities checked were: Al LISBON, Portugal lAP) - President Francisco da paying attention to food price money because egg prices were cent this year compared to a juice concentrate, coffee, paper N.M., Atlanta, Ga., Mayor Lee Moore. Costa Gonies met political leaders today in an apparent predictions found few surprises too low. 14.5 per cent increase last year, Mrs. towels, butter, appeared Grade-A Boston, Chicago, Dallas, De1)1(1 to find a way out at the ocery store during Authe growing over his The trends generally reflect That estimate is higher than medium white eggs, creamy troit, Los Angeles, Miami, New before the commission about IS nomination proConimunist (;en. Vasco Goncalves as gust. An Associated Press mar- prices at the farm level. The anticipated earlier in the year, peanut butter, laundry deter- V o r k, P h ii a d e I p h I a, months ago but no action was rinitmiander of the armed forces. ktbasket survey showed Crop Re;virting Board of the ixmrtl be cause of grain sales to gent fabric softener, tomato Pro'adonce, Salt Uike City and .ken b Mize, according to (usta (oiIcs corif erred separately with Socialist leader higher costs for basics like U.S. Department of Agriculture the Soviet Union and partly be- sauce chocol ate chip cookies, StatUe. Knowles. Mario Soare.s and Communist general secreta ry Alvaro butter and eggs and a new said that pri ces paid to farmers cause of bad weather that 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 alat the presidential palace. Soares, wrhose Socialist surge in sugar prices. IPM I party won most votes in elections last April, has inade On the plus sidv, there were eggs, for example, increased The AP survey found that the Goncalves' removal From power a condition for his signs that beef prices are be- during June and July, while price of chopped chuck, which SUPER BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL pa rticipation in any government, ginning their expected decline prices for beef cattle tie- rose earlier In the summer, deCosta Gomes has staked his personal on the although most of the savings creased. dined at the checklist store in former premier's appointinent as chief of staff and if he are Iiiiiite(i to hamburger. On an over-all basis, the All seven cities and was unchanged . it ('0111(1 undt'rmnine his own position as president. The A1 drew up a random list survey showed the market- in six. The decrease reflected I . ~of 15 commonly purchased food basket total went up during Auincreased supplies of cattle, and nonfood items, checked the gust at the checklist store in 10 particularly those fed on grass. Red Tilt i ,:__ -.,f.-. MIDNIGHT W_ 6 f price at prices remain high with NAI"i-SAU, lla,hatnas (All) - Bah.ainian PrimeMinister each of 1.1 cities on March 1, average increase of almost 3 supplies running 20 per cent beHours of picking & singing. Lyndon Pindling denies that the failure of Ws country to as ed on or per cent. In the remaining three low last year's levels. k agree w ith the U.S. on fishing rights on the Bahamian 1 about the start of each suc- cities, the niarketbasket bill at Egg prices were up at the Virginia Boys, The Lewis Family, ''11 indicates a mwve tnard Cotiunurusmn, ceeding month, The latest the checklist store declined by checklist store in 10 of the cities Blue Grass Gentlemen, Blue Grass After the ta lks collapsed last seek, Sen. Richard Stone, check was made Just before the an average of Just under I pe r surveyed, but things may Partners, American Express Blue 1)1-la., said the failure might indicate that the Bahamas Labor Day Grass, Orange Blossom Blue Grass, ;kl -- I"aS drifting toward Communism. 4 were few signs of holi(Lay Comparing prices at the be. months. The USDA has esti. Blue Grass Generation. 35 famous Pindling said Tuesday that that evaluation was "nonbargains. ginning of September with mated that egg production for Entertainers, sense." The increases had been an- those at the start of the year, the fourth quarter is expected JIPA & JESSE "Our destiny is in the Western Hemisphere, and we ticipated: sugar refiners have the All found the marketbasket to be up.slightly from the third A I d h . ,I been slowly upping their total at the checklist store de- quarter, although it will still be __ in the Western Hemisphere," he said, pri ce s; dairy products are on dined in 10 cities and increased be hind 1974 levels. The price of a pound of butter, JP. which had remained steady for 0 most of the year, went up at the .-. checklist st or e in 11 of the cities CALENDAR surveyed, with increases SEPTEMBER 2 Howard C. Sc'hukl, 1)eltona ranging from 1 per cent in Salt ADNII.MIONS Maggie B. Mourey, 1,iong. Lake City to 42 per cent in Sanford. wood Slim n Tr i m, 10a.m. and 1 Dallas. SEPI', 3 •: Nancy Barutta Dorothy S. Raybold, LongAdvanced Gunsmithing, 7-10 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, Sugar prices also went up in . Elisabeth Brown wood pin., 8 weeks, S-208. Call SCC's South Seminole Center. 11 of the checklist stores at. Margaret K. Brown Mildred H. Stonleigh, Long- Seminole Community College's Call Seminole Community though they remained well be. John A. Burton wood Community for College's Community Services low the record levels of 1974. THE LEWIS FAMILY BLUE GRASS GENERATION Shirley A. Butler Virginia K. Lewis, Oviedo for reservations. reservations, ______________________ Patsy C. Barlow James Miller, Oviedo Tick e ts available at the Box Office: Adults $6. Children $3, Sanford-Seminole Art Advanced Guusmlthlng, Georgena M. Hart DISCHARGES _____________________ Gates open 12 Noon. 6:30 p.m., Civic A ssoc i at i on. - 10 p.m., registration fee Sanford: Vanilla lull Center, for covered dish sup$IO.00, 8 wks., 5-208. Call Edith Jackson Martha Bellamy AMERICAN LEGION FIELD Mathieux will conduct Seminole Community College's per. Joe Agnes E. 13o)d Theresa A. Kilger Sanford, On Highway So. 17.92 a critique. Commnunit' Services for Francina M. Martin Samuel K. Denney reservations. 0 b John Joh nson l'huoc Tan Nguyen James Seaton Peter A. Jones SEPT. Ida H. Smith Bar ba ra Perez Forest City Elementary Eliza be th Tesla Larry G. Suggs SchoolFirstGradeOpen Ho.se, Tuesdays high 85. Overnight Raymond J. Turrill Claude I). Waits 7 pin. 49 low 62. Rainfall was 2.60 inches. Louetta W. Tyner Arthur F. Eigenmann, SEPT. 5 Partly cloudy through Bessie M. Walker IJeI3ary Lyman High School Athletic Thursday with a chance of I John 1). Gunning, Altamonte Rose I.. loindsley, DeBary I Boosters will sponsor a bar* thundershowers, mainly during I Springs Louis Levine, Deltona becue at 5:30 p.m. with swim the afternoons. Highs in the . Gertrude A. Russell, DeBary Terrence R. Longo, Deitona party in the new pool, sneak upper 80s and low Ws. I,ows I Doris F. Clifton, DeLand Robert D. Smedley, Deltona ., 6 preview of football team, and mainly in the low 70.s. Variable ' ba ck to sc hool dance at 8 p.m. mostly southerly winds 10 mph Ole J. OLsun, l)eltona liaricn, Orlando or less, gusty near thun6 - m. Itain probabilit% 40 during the day, 20 per National Paraplegics Assn. per AREA DEATHS party EXTENDED FORECAST Edgewater[)rive, Orlando. JAMES MIU.S veteran of WWII having served Partly cloudy with £cattered in the U.S. Army and a SE1q- 8 mainly afternoon and evening Seminole High School Band thundershowers, Highs Presbyterian. He was a James (Jimmie I C. Mills, 58, mostly of 770 E Land Ave., Longwood, member of the Oak Cliff Lodge Paren ts meeting, band room, around 90 and lows in th e 70s. I, + (Led Sunday morning at his 705 F&A.St of Dallas, Tex., 7:30 p.m. Daytona Beach tides: high 7 Prices For Continue Climb crisis prestige 1P.M. TIL one supermarket in of the 13 cities covered, with an Pork weekend, but there cent. oul _____ SAT., SEPT. 6 Pindling Denies ' .. - :: improve slightly in coming wis _________ I: HOSPITAL NOTES _____ _____ -" _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ '. ______ _______ ____ Serivces WEATHER - - Ut' A. _______________________________________________________ SEPT. cent Senlinole. oma ity, asterers South Seminole Center, 1:01 p.m. Port Canaveral: high , been a resident of Longwood Local 15, Veterans of Foreign 12 weeks. For reservations call 6:43 am., 7:12 p.m.; low 12:31 the past three years mo vi ng Wars Post 2093, Orlando. Services, scc Coll a in, 12:57 p in t1wre froin Orlando, fie ,Aas a Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Eva M. Mills, Longwood; daughter, Mrs. Wynelle Hunt, O rlando and four grand- shell road and throwing himself off at the hit- squirrels. fie touched the neighbor on the arm: a few changes In existing pipelines. And we could Importation of slaves had been banned by every ching post. It is evening and the negroes have "The whooper Is a buzzard you know, by afford to be wasteful then, because the solar civilized nation, including the U.S. Zephanlah had a fine days work. They sit in a semi-circle relation at least. And most ungregarlous, too. He energy needs to be only 10 per cent efficient. Kingsley, this "most fit and discreet person," around the doors of their cabins, or stretched will nest only if another whooper is not nesting "The beauty of using hydorgen Li that you was an outlaw, blissfully at length beside the wall,, of their shell nearby. They mate, but they do not flock. startwithwaterandsunlight,youburnitaridget On his first slaving venture, Kingsley houses. From somewhere comes the vibrant Nobodyknowswhy. Myopinionhstheydon'tlike back water. If you ever get the system working, married an African princess "by the native chords of African melody thumped out on the each other that well." The gentlernan screwed rites," receiving a number of slaves as part of you will have an endless source of energy." instrument of his heart, the guitar or 'box.' the cap on his Thermos. aT . I - for r,~ ~ __ __ - Ji..,, WaL4 . C ' i , d,';.;...... , 44_ ir ';,.- , , il Pa:a ii '' Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. '" - JACK ANDERSON ___________________________ ______ 11", Senate Probes FBI' s F*11e On Dr. Kin BERRY'S WORLD Pete Knowles said of strutted this across Pennyslvania Avenue and Into Lo)iayette Park where he engaged in a itua l sitting down: off with the coat, up with ..~,1/ ' Soviet Airliner of The gentleman had a military step, toes inward, knees stiff, 30 inches to the pace. fie ._- City Manager Warren E Murphy ll - .. .. Commission buqucrque, . .. -. Plague frozen orange of the impact on public treasuries is harder to when . Shot Dead I4ONDON was shot (lead aboard a Soviet airliner that landed here today on its way from New York to MOSCOW, police reported. Security forces surrounded the Aeroflot Ilyushln 62 jetliner as it came to a halt on the runway and Scott,and Yard Special Branch lX)IiLe went aboard. The passengers were taken off for questioning in an airport lounge. Unconfirmed reports said passengers reported that the shooting was an accident. Police said the passenger %as shot just before the plane b)Uche(l down. They refused to identify the (lead man or give any more details. I bohydrates, vitamins and trace minerals. I ill - According to biologist Victor Koliman of the laboratory, the capability on feeding thousands of times more people than the world's present A neighbor on the bench turned. population of over four billion by using just one " Yes," the gentleman said, politely, per cent of the world's land is available today. whooping crane." lie placed his sandwich on its He foresees the time when a typical fa rmer paper. "1 am an authority on it," tie licked jelly Wt could produce three million pounds highfrom his thumb. In turn he used a handkerchief protein food a year from one acre of land - or to wipe the lick. lie also blew his nose. And then more accurately, from a one-a cre pond about continued: "Foronething it Lithe Largest bird on one and a hall feet deep. By contras!, the same the North American continent. By far, really. acre of land would prod uce only about 5,000 Fully grown it stands as tall as a boy a big pounds of a conventional crop such as corn. _____________________ I boy! Oh, And wingspan: Six to seven feet or _11:1A Tbesystemwouldbenearlyself.pet-petuating more." and could be installed virtually anywhere in the This evening, ladies and gentlemen. "Good A breeze began, ever so welcome, and caught world, wi th no restirctlons on geographical the gentle man's lunch pe by surprise. It location and no concern about the availability of Is your captain speaking." tumbled from his lap, to the ralk, snagging large amoun ts of water, momentarily on the be nch leg be fore drifting U the algae ponds were located near power over the grass to the fountain. The gentleman plants, two add.ltlonal benefits could be derived: BERT COLLIER appeared not to notice. "Whoopers," he said, The warm waste water from plant operations "tha t's what we call them for short." could be used directly in the ponds, and carbon The wrapper stopped again at the base of the di oxide could be extracted from smoke stack 1 F fountain, whereupon a child crumpled it for gases and fed to the algae. as a ball and quickly threw it into the water As a ni mal feed, algae could perform another "Zphaniah Kingsley," wrote President tier dowry. Ile also contracted with her fa ther for where It floated on the waves and in the foam important function. Al though a steer would James Monroe in a letter appointing him to the a steady supply of blacks at his slave stations on generated by the bathers. return only about one-tenth of a pound of beef for Florida Legislative Council in 1823, "is one of the the coast for shipment to Florida. Tourists passed by, their cameras aimed at th e each pound of algae, the cheapness and most fit and discreet persons In our territory," Kingsley installed his wife, Anna availability of this "feed" would make cattle Fort White House, a grass stain souvenir occupied the That statement was probably the most Madegignine Jai, In her own home on a rear of one woman's stretch shorts. Yak, yak, raisWg more economical than the traditional astonishing ever made about Kingsley in all the George Island, with extensive gardens and feedlot inethod using grain. 78 years of his life -not for what It said but for string of servants. He also set up a harem of they said. Click, click. The gentleman was not In addition to its potential as a food source, what it didn't, auxiliary wives at convenient locations and distracted. "The bird is white," he went on, with black tips on the wings arA a algae could also supply large amounts of energy This faiiLastic character was of the illicit to replace the world's dwindling supplies of oil Florida slave trade. In his fleet of schooners And they don't whoop; that is what To compensate' for his short stature, rouge head. and natural gas. Across the country in Fashioned on the Mayport ways he brought Zephanlah developed a super ego. He rode about people think, but it's wrong. They trumpet, very . Cleveland, Dr. Lester Kramptiz, director of tht streams of black ivor-% from the African coast to tus plantations on a huge white horse, wearing a loud, like this: 0000mp, 0000000mp'" The department of microbiology at Case Western his string of plantations for "taming." Properly Mexican tourists turned to stare at the gentleman. lie green hunting jacket, an Resery e Medi cal School, has been growing at gae trained they were smuggled across the Georgia sombrero, with large silver buckles on his shoe . continued to trumpet. For effect. he put his and diverting the photosynthetic process to border to replenish the stock of the Southern He was a ludicrous Napoleon of an exotic pygmy hands to his mouth and 000mped in the direction produce hydrogen. of the Wh House gate. plantations. empire. He estUnates that the amount of hydrogen Kingsley kept detailed records showing that it An unpubILOsed typescript !rorn the old WPA The gentleman lifted off the bench with his that could be generated in an area no larger than cost him from cents to $50 to import a human writers Project Includes a vivid and fanciful calls. Then sat down quietly. "I'm sorry," he 175 by 175 miles wot1d be enough to satisfy the being whose price on the auction block ranged picture of his life style. said, "I've made a fool of myself." Ile finished wor ld 's needs in the year 2000. Hydrogen is from $1 000 to $1,500. The Kin gsley tag on a slave "One sees the mr.3n himself, a short, small his sandwich, except for the crusts, which he better contract are worth a loss of income. Emplovers have to consider whether sticking by their contract offer is worth a th reatened shutdown of production and loss of business. Bargaining in such an atmosphere becomes weighted in favor of the union if workers can turn to public welfare to ease the economic impact of a strike. That is hardly a leading to a fair settlement of a bargaining stalemate. If the impact on strike settlements is obvious, _____ _____ . nutritional balance of essential proteins, car- members have to decide whether the prospects of a support their Aboard Women the low "bayhead area" He "platted" street only and the isolated case and "no appraiser land available at a reduced Mrs. Long said she has since complained right-of-way has not been would have apx"ved it" for a price. was granted a moving permit to the city to correct drainage opened by the city because the bank loan. "Where the land is cheap, Some stubborn women have and had been told by himself problems after heavy rains area Is "so low." Knowles suggested denying there's a lot of problems," he presented -some land problems an(] Building Official Bill flooded the area. The residential zon(A land is building permits issued like thi3 -said. recently for Sanford City Braceland that the area was a On another matter, the "You can't deny her a in the Goldsboro area in the until the city requires Commissioners, flood area and drainage building permit. But that Southwest quarter of the city, prospective builders to provide commission last week advised The commission has set a plans to overcome drainage Knowles to instruct City problems would result in the doesn't prevent the flooding, Knowles said. public hearing for 7 p.m. Sept. lowin problems by adding fill dirt and Attorney Vernon Mize Jr., on a either," said Knowles. fie told 22 on vacating right-of-way on "She moved into the problem opening access to such areas. house trailer belonging to Linda commissioners last week Mrs. 25 feet of West 14th St ree t , cit Knowles said he Just shook it's a dr ainage basin," The commission took Murphy which was placed on Long had bought a "bad piece drainage basin where Edn his head when Mrs. loon Knowles added. Knudson Knowles said it is the Long had moved a wo(xi fratne "moved the house anyway" Commissioner A.A. responsibility of city taxpayers zoned area south of the city house. onto the lot she had bought in He said the house is on a McClanahan said it is an to correct problems that make near Airport Blvd. Mize said Mrs, Murphy's ~ ~ 'S , _____ . - - - Passenger Incident ______ 1.. . I- 1 I By JOE ASKRFN Herald Staff Writer ____ One of nature's most basic processes photosynthesis -and one of its most primitive life forms algae may hold the key to solving advanced civilization's most pressing probkmii - how to provide the future food and energy needs of the world's burgeoning population. The potential of algae as a food supply or dietary supplement has long been recognized, but recent advances in the Laboratory culture of the organism have made it possible to grow algae many times faster than na t ur e d oes under ordinary conditions. Scientists at the University of California's Los Alamos, N.M. scientific laboratory have manipulated various genetically altered strains of algae to produce a wife and children are not to blame when a striker's . -. . .'. ,..- k . ______ ____________ k_. - 'r() - .. Trailer Leaders Meet In Portugal A S ____ .. :, - IN BRIEF TOM TIEDE . -..%N:..7 V . P ____ -. the have been won her efforts. most and ) .,)-.~, . Stubborn youngsters w ho skated in the 12-hour marathon and who helped to raise all that money for MDA. Too. Melodee owner Jacob Shealy Bestand son, Charles, manager of the rink, deserve a big pat (in the back for their harxi in things. - Bill Currie Society. -_ WORLD Congratulations to all you category which now can cover ____ 0 I ____________ .. IL took honorable mention in the 12-and-under age ne little felines are in temporary residence at the Frank New kirk home, but Frank would rather help plac,e them in a gocid home than turn them over Welfare finally to families with dependent children - the welfare pledges totalling $3,249.34 Susan Wednesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. grand prize winner of Second prize of a calculator went to Mary Ellen Greene, whileMark Pearce %on a bik,! radio and a $25 sa vings bond for honorable mention. Mark was bracket. Jeff Drennen in the 13-year-old and up an Questions concerning this new law may be answered by contacting ,any area Link. ;size- is coming to grips with the issue of paving welfare benefits to strikers. Under a (Itrective scheduled to take effect in September, aid the pair of Sure-Grip precision skates for unmitigated gall to dump three little kittens In the yard of unoccupied home on Tangerine Drive. Jack Homer of the Greater Sanford Chamber of ('nlmerct' informs us that the monstrous %k ice Bicentennial flag, tiich measures 12 feet by 'llie Department of Ilealth, Education and is sonte cat in a canary yellow automobile had the (Aheruise the maker is liable for criminal Clock date, turned in and Acding to one of our Herald correspondents, prosecution. Strikers D To Rotary Club. details of the Bicentennial flag's un%elling ill be forth coming from Homer, ho is also chairman of the Seminole County Bicentennial ('oiiiiiitt.. - i MOM. Complete worthless check, or one that's simply marked - insufficient Funds,' the recipient is to notify the maker that he-she has 20 days to tender pa)lflent, service charge or five per cent of the plus a whichever is greater. the check :_ .091 Mail In Florida same home delivery. All htr road Mnth,$2 70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. beneath the lSx25 foot American flag, presented to the City of Sanford by the It ill fly a ; Problems With Dra nage, the which Melodee Skating Rink skatea-thon benefitted the Muscular Dystrophy Association Susan Tindel the nation. in comes - 40 B' The Flag vias made by Joe Magro and Vince lalinu and is believed to be the largest Bicentennial Starting Oct. 1, you'd better or it could end up csting you quite a bit in the long run. Springfield of Flagship Bank of Sanford lfltO being tells us that Florida Statute &.O7 merchants s of Oct. 1. and concerns everyone - IulI-:RT C. MAUKEY, Advertising Director , the to datc? Know exact balance of same? \ FRENCH AV E.. SANFORD, VLA. 32771 Ar ea Code 3 fl.11or1.g3 v your checking account up ill be unveiled at Sanford Veteran's kittens, contact Frank at 322.5982. lbs address is 203 18 feet. Tangerine Drive. Memorial Park on Columbus Day, Oct. 13. ''f -n"' I wjfl ffi two kids driving age, Icareaboutthecarinsura.nceweget. of "' " I policy and saved $180 to boot." "." ~ - //,*" AItvnont.Sp'.r S' - .'.. - .5 ,'.,', _',' .5. The Senate Intelligence Committee is inNow, more than seven years later, we have vesligating allegations that the FBI tried to dug deeper into the story for the answers the incident reported that "King threatened to leap only be described, therefore, as a blackmail file. from the 13th floor window of the hotel if this Indeed, we can prove that FBI officia ls tried to peddle embarrassing items about Dr. King to woman would not say she loved him." - The CIA forwarded a raw, unverified newsmen. Our FBI sources also say that report to the FBI that Dr. King, totally naked, hoover's loyal sidekick, the late Clyde Tolson, chased a woman through an Oslo hotel during his sent the Willard Hotel tape anonymously to the Norway visit to receive the Nobel peace prize. civic rights leader's wife, Corett.a King. smear the late Dr. Martin Luthe r King by senators are seeking. spreading stories about his sex life,:, There is bitter disagreement over who first Some senators regard this as a classic abuse suggested that the FBI eavesdrop on Dr. King. of police power. It will get special attention, But in October 1963, llonver obtained - some say therefore, from the committee, wangled a memorandum from then-Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy authorizing the controversial Dr. King won the Nobel peace prize for h is But the blackmail, apparently, didn't work. The FBI also monitored Dr. King's wiretaps. work. nonviolent crusade to gain equal rights for black relationship with the vivacious wife King's of a Los Dr. close friend and associate, Rep. The official justification was to determine Americans, He faced the police dogs and flj. IWcit Walter Fauntroy, Angeles dentist. The FBI called it an 1, told whether us the late leader King had any secret ties with the hoses of Southern affair." The woman insIsted the relationship was 'as fully aware of the FBI's surveillance and Communist.s. But the only secret dealings that ry, "We shall o','erc'ome," stirred his people. "merely a friendship." wasn't the least deterred by it. Dr. Kin g's rhetoric, however, led him into a the wiretaps revealed were with women. - As part of its continuing surveillance, the collision with the late, powerf ul FBI chief J. dynamism and cour age had made him at tractive the blackmail Information because he felt It e famous to many women. FBI bugged Dr. King's hotel suite in Atlantic would hurt the FBI more than himself, Edgar Hoover. This became one of th sa id Here are examples of the sort of smut that the City durin g the 1964 Democratic convention. But fetxls of the 1960s. FBI ll co ected about the Nobel prize winner :apparently nothing of significance was picked Fauntroy, _______ Senate mv Ugators FBI bugged Ms sulk in Washington Foothote : Af ter Dr. King's dea th, the FBI up. The FBI cont inued i ts electronlc su ilhan ____ elegaint, old Willard Hotel. He allegedly drank of Dr. Martin Luther King, acca*q to our continued to mordtor the activities of his suc. .a.Inst Dr. King. 'ThCy toomany"B cai'l'y on his vendetta lackRusslan"concoction,, bragged sources, untllhisdeath In April 19U. 'rhe latest ceasor, the Rev. Ralph Abernathy. We showed want to know who ordered the snooping and of his sex ua l pr owess to a woman visitor and secret sex re port we saw was dated Feb. 20 1968 hIm a secr et FBI report, de ta iling a conversa tion leaked the sex stories to the press. TheY are also then proceeded to prove his boast. - - In other words, the FBI continued listening he had held with his wife, lie said it could only seardilng for FBI agents who participated in In Las Vegas, Dr. Ki ng a llegedly picked up an have come from a bug in his bedroom. Dr. King's most private conversations for actul survei,llaw of the ei-Al rights leader. 4 FBI informant who reported to the FBI next five years.. Yet during all 0" Ume, the FBI I n fairnew, it should be added that the We were the first to reveal on May 24, 1968, morning that he had paid her $100 to spend the picked up no evidence that he had committed a present FBI director, Clarence Kelley, has taken that the FBI had tapped Di-. King's telephones. night with iIIi. crime or was likely to commit one. J. Edgar the FBI out of the blackmail business cornWe reported that the wiretaps had divulged -Another time, he allegedly became in"01 course, 1i.al prices on all our new homes Hoover's boys just kept filling up folders wi th ple tely. Under Kelley, the FBI is as honest and inforniation about his alleged Im affairs, a toyftated and made passes at a woman in a New n var on thousands of dollars, ....... ............................................................................................. subject that was none of the FBI's business. the vandalism during construction!" York City hotel. The secret FBI summary of the about the great Dr. King. His FBI dosslir n - found anywhere in the world, - , . " ... _q.a,Il. ' . - You can smile r_~T__ - --- -- -. J' -- -- =:. 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Christian Faces Pension Loss Altamonte Springs Okays Zone Change TALLAHASSEE (AP) - pension benefits should stop Williams, state secretary of "During the plea negotia. :Former Education Commis. after Christian's contribution to administration, as defendant, tions, both parties agreed and 'jioner Floyd Christian, just the retirement fund runs out In Cnristlan's attorneys con- proceeded on the premise that lback from a federal prison, October. the only construction of" the faces the possible loss of his Shevin said the retirement tended the two are entirely retirement law "would provide $25,000-a.year state pension, law which forbids pensions to lerent crimes,with different that the plea to acceptance of definitions and penalties under unlawful compensation would Leon County Circuit Judge persons convicted of bribery Florida law, Donald 0. Hartwell called a also covers those convicted of not jeopardize Floyd T. Chriscorn. Special Prosecutor T. Edlion's retirement benefits," hearing on Christian's suit ask, receiving unlawful 'ing for continuance of the pen- pensation. Christian was found ward Austin of Jacksonville Austin said. Christian probably would not sion and an opposing motion by guilty of that charge April 4. filed a statement with Hartwell "The word 'bribery'. ..should supporting Christian's conhave entered the bargaining If state lawyers requesting a be interpreted broadly so as to tention the pension should conhe had known his pension would j judgment to end It• embrace all the different forms tlnue because of Un- be lost, Austin added. But he Christian filed the suit after and species of 'bribery," state derst.andings reached during conceded that he had no ,Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said lawyers said in reply to the suit the plea bargaining that authority to bind the state to in an opinion last June that the which named Lt. Gov, Jim resulted in conviction, continue the pension. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer on first reading a zoning or. which would permit certain dinanc'c amendment permitting occupations in R-IAA zoned home occupations, areas, Mrs. Keyser asked City AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS — The ordinance, passed on a 4. Attorney Joe Davis for a ruling Despite opposition from the I vote with Commissioner on whether a commissioner Altamonte-Casselberry Chain. Helen Keyser opposing, is who was condutling a home PHONE 3221210 her of Commerce and a charge scheduled for a public hearing business could vote on the Issue. leveled by a city commissioner and second and final reading at Davis explained the "conflict that a colleague had a conflict 4:30 p.m., Oct. 7. of interest" law, but refused to of interest, the City CornBefore the vote was taken on give an opinion or -shoot from mission Tuesday night passed the zoning amendments, one of the hip" until further information was given to him. Davis noted the substantive right," the right of a comrn missioner to vote on an Issue, was involved. Mayor Ncman Floyd led the group in announcing he has no conflict, followed by Mrs. Keyser's disavowal, Commissioner Cal DeVoney's and Commissioner George Perkins. Commissioner Sandra Glenn said, "1 don't live in R-IAA zoning and I don't run business, unless conducting my I NEW YORK AP - Fanne Foxe, the Washington commission business Is constripteaster linked last year with Rep. Wilbur Mills, has sidered business." ntten in an autobiography that she became pregnant by Mrs. Keyser responded to Mills, Newsweek Magazine reports in its current issue. Mrs. Glenn's comment by I The magazine said: saying, 'Let's not be funny at "The Tidal Basin Bombshell drops another bomb this the council table." month with the publication of her autobiography. AccorA motion by Mrs. Keyser, I ing to the book by Fanne Foxe, Wilbur Mills created one of seconded by Mrs. Glenn, to last year's scandals, she became pregnant with Mills's delay passage of the ordthance child late in 1973. Mills supposedly was 'overjoyed' when until Davis could give an he heard, but Fanne had an abortion anyway. opinion died on a 3-2 vote. Mrs. Keyser Insisted the city is "opening a can of worms" by permitting businesses to WAShINGTON All I - Jack Ford expects to return to operate out of private homes in the Caribbean with French explorer Jacques Cousteau for residential areas. Floyd said another two weeks at a later time, the ordinance would permit the President Ford's 23-year-old son recently returned from city to control the enterprises a week of ocean exploration research in the Caribbean activity and Mrs. Keyser said, with Cousteau. "That's a joke." The entire Ford family is now together. Son Michael Chamber of Commerce and his wife Gayle joined the President and Mrs. Ford at President Tom Ross last week MEDICATED Camp David, Md., over the Labor Day weekend and will wrote Floyd and the corn. CREAM return home to Massachusetts On 'Itlesda)' missioners of the business The Ford's youngest son, Steve, will be leaving shortly 65-0Z. people's opposition to the or. to begin his freshman term at Utah State University. Daughter Susan also is getting ready to start college at Tuesday night, Kenneth M. Mount Vernon in Washington, D.C. Brown a chamber director, asked the commissioners to reject the ordinance at the October public hearing. LONDON i AP) — Caroline Kennedy has been accepted In other action, parents from by Sotheby, the London fine art auctioners, for a 10-month Glen Arden subdivision urged works of art course. the city to build a bicycle path. Sotheby's say they are waiting for a letter of acceptance walkway along the unimproved from the 17-year.old daughter of Jacqueline Onassls and Spring Lake Road extension to the late President John F. Keniedy before she officially the Lake Orients School. The joins 49 other students. The course of lectures, visits to art parents also asked that the city galleries and salesrooms and work in Sotheby's departkeep the road unimproved to ments begins Oct. 1. discourage vehicular traffir Vt *tURfl TNt MIGHT TO L I MIT OVAL TITuS I Wednesday, Sept. 3,1175-7A Vietnamese Reunited F'IA)YI) CHRISTIAN JACKSONVILLE (AP) Indiantown Gap center two port was restrained. They - The joint efforts of Catholic, months ago under sponsorship shook hands. Baptist and Lutheran church. of the Prince of Peace Catholic "Vietnamese do not believe In men have reunited Vietnamese Church. The refugee, a French even holding handi In publlc, lovers whose engagement was teacher at a Catl''lic university much less kissing," explained threatened by the refugee re in Saigon before the Communist Roy McIntire of the Lutheran settlement program. takeover of South Vietnam, told organization. Ho hang hlao, 27, a former her sponsors about the fiance The prospective bridegroom Vietnamese Navy officer, ar• she had left behind. The Central Baptist Church of speaks very little English, so rived by plane Tuesday from the Indiantown Gap, Pa., refu. Jacksonville and the Lutheran Miss Van did the talking. gee center, and was greeted by Immigration Refugee Service "We will be married, but not his fiancee, Teresa Hong Van, then helped bring him hue, soon," she said. "We will have 26. The reunion of the lovers at to make our way here first. We Miss Van arrived from the Jacksonville International Air- must get jobs." a I lo 7ullbepayithebil PEOPLE so let Fanne Foxe Says Mills SS 11010W Fathered Aborted Child your choice! i JUfl YOUR BUDGET WITH SUPERX DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PRICES Ford To Rejoin Cousteau Sotheby Accepts Caroline PEPSODENT 7-OZ. TOOTHPASTE Gregory Lumber's gas mileage of your car for years to come. Since you will be paying the bill, we thought you should be aware of two major alternatives being considered by Congress right now. They concern the control of emissions from cars. Should the standards governing automotive , CLEARASIL NICE'N EASY 74(1 Congress is about to make an important decision that could affect the cost and CLAIROL HAIR COLOR • 39 • LIMIT I £ i KA 55,C*)PEOPLE, EVERYDAY, SAVEON PRESCRIPTiONS AT SUPERLSHOULDNT _-! WEBEF1WNG YOURS? 'i emissions be made even stricter than they are today? Or are they strict enough NOL UMMER'S EVE TIM i xiv. 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Working with current standards, automakers can meet their individual corn mitment s to the President and improve industry-wide gas mileage between 11)74 and I 8O by an average ()1 at least Stricter standards would add only marginal improvement to air quality. (California is an exception. It has a special air quality problem and has its own special standards.) To our knowledge no auto manufacturer yet knows how to meet the 1978 standards on a mass production basis. Current "best effort" experimental systems however indicate the following fuel economy and cost penalties: —'our gas mileage could he reduced by 5 to as much as 300'o according to publicly stated company estimates -the cost of vtir car could increase by an estimated S150 to $400 according to cornpans estimates in statements to Congress. NOW'S THE TIME TO SAVEI ACT FAST & PICK UP ONE OF THESE Exceptional Values... TRUTEST MOWERS SAVE FROM '35 to $100 Where do you stand These are the choices. We thought you ought to know what they are, and what they will mean to you as a customer. Your United States Senators and Representative should know what you think. Write to them. On These Models Req. 22" 4 HP Model TO 224 22" 3½ HP Model 1 224 20" 3 HP Model 1204 Self Propelled 22" 31/2 HP Model ASP 214 Magnesium Deck A UD kA.s1..I rt ... Sale 139" '124" '114" '139" '105" '98" '89" '111" Af&I ,lAll 0 Let your U.S. Senators and Representative know your choice. U.S. SENATORS U.S. REPRESENTATIVES .t.. 1.. ,k. .1.1 - -. �SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Sept. 3, ItJS Hatchett Says He'I I Run To Keep Post By JOHN VAN GIESON FLORIDA IN BRIEF Officials Probe For Cause Of Jumbo Jet Emergency ORI.AM)O AP Officials are trying to determine hy an Eastern Airlines jumbo jet filled with smoke and depressurized 17,000 feet above central Florida, forcing an emergency landing and sending 28 passengers to a hospital. "We don't now what caused the sudden loss of pressure," Harold L. Holt, manager of Eastern operations at Orlando's McCoy Airport, said. The airplane quickly filled with a smoky substance and the pilot felt it would be unwise to continue fI)ing to Kennedy airport without pressure at a 10 altitude." Hospital officials said one passenger aboard flight 2156 from Orlando to New York City on Tuesday was hospitalized in fair condition, suffering from smoke inhalation. lie was identified as Albert 11ollings.orth, 24, O f Broklyn, N. Y. - now and the next election." State Democratic Chairman Ann Cramer said TAI.I.AIIASSEE :1 — No black has she is convinced that "the people of Florida will .ever been elected to statewide office. But recognize ability and would vote for the man o Florida's newest Supreme Court Justice is in a the basis of his qualifications rather than the favorable position to become the first. color of his skin." Sorn in Tuesday as a Justice appointed by But Al Hastings, a dynamic, black Fort Gov. Heubin Asxew, Joseph W. HatcheR must Lauderdale attorney, has twice been defeated in win election in the fall to 1976 to retain office. bids for statewide office. 1k said he definitely plans to run for election Stressing his color in the 1970 Democratic next year, but has given no thought to the primary for U.S. senator, Hastings finished practical political considerations involved in fourth among five candidates, polling 91,948 that decision. votes, Askew said he believes that Floridians will Employing a different strategy in 1974, elect a black to statewide office if they are faHastings dc-emphasized race in an unsuccessful miliar with his or her qualificiations and bid for a Public Service Commission seat, He abilities. irnlled a respectable 242,122 votes in a losing lie said of Hatchett's chances that "a lot of it Democratic primary race against ('onunissioner ill depend on how he handles himself between William T. Mayo, who polled 329,555 votes. - I Agftk Askew pointed out that four blacks appointed to local judicial office have been elected without opposition, a precedent that apparently favors SPORTS Cookman College referred to Ilatcheti during I investiture ceremony Tuesday as "Chief Justi liaIcheU." Uatchett. I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "Justice," admonished the real chief justic They are Broward County Circuit Judge Thomas J. Heddick Jr., who was elected in 1972; Dade County Judge Calvin Mapp, Palm Beach Count)' Judge Edward Rodgers and HilLiborough James Adkins. "Just be patient. It will all con to you." Former vice presidential candidate Sarg Shriver is putting together it curio-is .talg. County Judge George Edgecomb, all elected in imiation of Florida Democrats in iis currei 1974. I . - . : Mn former Florida Ilicentenni Commission director and Askew's first gubern tonal press secretrary, has Joined the campai as a $30, 000-a-year press aide. Chesterfield Smith, the influential Lakelari d attorney who raised eyebrows as controversi president of the American Bar Association, ha become it national co-chairman of Shriver' campaign committee. Meanwhile, one of Hatchett's supporters has, in a slip of the tongue, forecast a long and rewarding career for the newest member of the Supreme Court. Chancellor Richard V. Moore of Bethune- 2 STORES OPEN • * presidential campaign. "If they are not appointed first, then it's hard for them to get elected," Mrs. Cramer said. "But once they have been appointed and have done a good job in office, then they can get el ected d." I, I 1K 19, 4" 1i - 1 -_~ I11 f., ~-&.— 1... 44 *4 h ica o Loses WFL Win . C ______ 116 - V I ' TAMPA tAPi — A federal jury has been told that investors in one of promoter Glenn Turner's firms were ,:ht to flash $100 bills and ask strangers on the street if 'd like to make more money. James Elrod testified Tuesday that he attended Dare To 1k' Great self-motivation schools in Orlando and Oklahoma City, and as told to "go into a grocery store and buy a candy bar or something with a 1100 bill and ask the man if he'd like to make a few of these." Elrod appeared as a government witness in the mailfraud conspiracy retrial of Turner and four of Turner's former business associates. They are accused of using the mail in conspiring to defraud thousands of investors through a pyramid sales scheme involving Dare To Be Great and another Turner firm. V I ,4 Wu ' - - ' ':. . . , . , . - no.,. I ;. _-_ - - - ~_, MM, iiiiiii— . ,r ~~ .- __ 11 ~_ ' ---') - A Motel Dynamited v. -. '*'' ' rf '' • 100CT REG 79 ..•, -SO COMPOSITION BOOK PIERCE IAP A dynamite bomb knocked out the water system of a Holiday Inn motel here union members have been on strike for two months, police said today. Damage was estimated at $75,000 after the blast went off between an 8,000-gallon water storage tank and a pressure tank. .. We were unbelievably lucky that no one was hurt," said innkeeper John Fitzgerald. "Fortunately no one was in the parking lot at the time of the blast or they could have been killed," Fitzgerald said. He said about 50 persons were registered at the motel at the time of the blast shortly before midnight Monday. - ____ _______ _____ ' s 5 Qc - 01 (f - :~`:,_::,~ ~.~ .'- ~ 1. ' P _ a k*in T Form g '-'- -: ....w J - ' 14 , - .- ',W' fru somee%entS,suchaSbo%lingandgolf,%1[lbecharged Sanford service clubs and organizations are undertaking the sponsorship of individual events. Entr y forms will be available from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce in the near future, according to Golden ..p 4 .a . An idea to help put Sanford on the map with international exposure came closer to reality today when the Cha mber of Conirnerce-sponsored Golden Age Olympics took clear form. mc Nov.9-15 competitIon for senior citizens 55 and ov er lU carry a 50 cents per event registration fee. Additional fees In ~ h a:t ' ' ''-_ I 'p" 111,111 .1 -. "' 1!iP L' '1 . ,, - — - - •-". .... ' ) ger 11 THE FINISH OF _ k¶ NOR ELCO 22"-CUT SELF-PROPELLED I I I \ - ~ ; - ,- .., •. •' — - --- . % A TOUGH RACE LAST ONE IN IS A Splash of the football season around Lyman High School will be Friday, when the Greyhounds' Booster Club stages a barbecue. Two pigs and a cow will be roasted for the poolside gathering. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and $1 for students. The football team will be posing for photographers, but after picture day they will be on hand and be Introduced to Lyman boosters. Swimming and ganies begin at 2:30ith the chow line opening at 5:30. 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PRESS against their i hief •intag:usts eluded two strikeouts in cacti (ant 7, Dodgers 3 By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS heating the Mets, sparked by 3 The Boston Red Sox won't be — the Baltimore Orioles, the first six innings. John Leniaster belted an inPittsburgh slugger Willie 1-3 innings of one-hit relief work the Boston Red Faces this year, Royals 4, White Sax 1 who The Orioles, the ones St.argell says consistency will by Kent Tekulve. They now lead side-the-park homer in his first if they can help it. George Brett's two-out single caught the Red Sox in last determine the outcome of the St. Louis by four games, the major league at bat and Von 9 V 44011~ No embarrassment, a la 1974. year's stretch run in the Amen- in the 12th inning triggered - lk— • Joshua and Willie Mont.anez four-team pennant scramble in Mets and PhiLs by five. "We'll be all right now," Carl can League East, can cut off Kansas City over Chicago. added homers to pace San the National League East, but Expos 4, PhIls 3 Yastzremski said Tuesday some of Boston's six-game lead Amos Otis doubled and came the Philadelphia ['hillies are A bloop by Barry Foote Francisco's attack, while Ed night after the Red Sox whipped in their two-game series, home with the deciding run as developing the kind of con- dropped in short right field for a Halicki struck out 12 in stopping the New York Yankees 74. returning to the Brett lashed a single to right. Al sistcncy that could take them double in the ninth inning, the Dodgers. Carlton Fisk, "We're going to hit and our Cowens came through with a Braves 4, Astros 1 right out of the race. driving in Tim FoIl to give regular lineup for pitching looks good. All we '.he first timoc two-run single to cap the rally. need Carl Morton, 16-15, posted his Philadelphia suffered its Montreal a 4-2 lead. That three runs is a little pitching, and that's in 10 days, drove in The teams scored unearned fourth consecutive loss and proved to be the difference as fifth victory over Houston this of the game, and with a pair of singles to help the big t. part runs runs in the fourth inning to ninth in the last 12 games Tm's- Philadlephia rallied for one run season without a loss. He had Boston snap a three-game 1, we'll do all right." about a 1-1 tie. day night, dropping a 4-3 squea- in the bottom of the ninth but relief help from Bruce Dal Caning streak. Sox, of The Red mindful last ton, who bailed him out of a ker to the Montreal Expos. could not draw even, Fisk, who suffered 'i split finTsins 5, Rangers 3 year's flop when they blew a big First-place Pittsburgh, mean"We haven't played very bases-loaded, none-out jam in A ,T I%, W ger Dan Ford, Rod Carew and en llit by a foul tip on lead in September, begin an while, opened up .sonic breath- well, tliat's for certain," Man- the eighth without giving up it bases-loaded John Brigjs hit home runs as CARLTON FISK WILLIE s'TAIR;w. eight-game road trip tonight Aug. 23, lined a lug room by pounding out an 8-4 ager Danny Ozark said, "We run. singletocentertocapafourrun Minnesota defeated Texas, triumph over the New York keep coming back at the end, third inntn Ford gave winner Jim Hughes a Mets. but not enough." 1-0 lead in the second when he Orioles 3-I, Indians 2-2 "Going down the stretch you Cubs 5, Cards 3 hit his 15th homer of the season Bobby (;rich singled home a need all (lie consistency you can St. Louis failed to keep pace against Rangers starter Steve run with two out in the 10th inget," said Stargell, the leader of with the Pirates when two erg ning. giving Baltimore its firstthe Pirates. "The team that is rors by Larry Iintz helped ChiIn the Minnesota fourth, Jerrequest of Ihinter and his attorneys for game victory over Cleveland. LOS ANGELES (API An attorney the most consistent this month cago snap a 1-1 tie with two runs deferred pa)nwnts because that oulii Rico Cart `s home run in the r Terrell led off with a walk Finley's attorney contends is going to win it ." in the seventh, then Manny lorOakland A's owner Charles 0. Finley and Carew walloped his 13th have been a fraud on tile Internal eighth inning gave the Indians home. he will try to reclaim former A's But Philadelphia has been Trillo rapped a two-run single says the deferred payments ,to tic the game at 3-3 Revenue Service, the second game. pitcher Jim "Catfish" Hunter, who is dlplaying the wrong kind of in the eighth. Jim Briggs followed with a solo shut were illegal and that the "Secondly, that the arbitrator was Twenty-game winner now playing for the New York Yankees consistency. Reds 10, Padres 4 the Twins into a 4-3 Internal Revenue Service s pecifically forbidden by the contract Palmer will pitch tonight to spring Dot'. Gullett, 12-3, won his under a $37 million contract. Elsewhere in the National lead :n'l their eventual winning between the Players Association and against Rick Wise, Boston's Neil Papiano, the attorney, said agrees. League, the Chicago Cubs beat ninth straight game and Tony run major league baseball to deal with the fine 17-gamne winner, he will file an appeal with the the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3, the Perez became Cincinnati's all- Tuesday reserve clause and in fact did just that by itrt't'r'. 6, 1 igers S Angels I, A's I Cincinnati Reds whipped the time leader in runs batted in as California Appellate Court in San storied bidding war for Hunter's services declaring Hunter a free agent." George Scott Lollck,,., i fr.,, Frank Tanana struck out 14 &-in Diego Padres 10.4, the &an Cincinnati reduced it's pen. Francisco on Thursday or Friday, five-year pact. Previously, to the an Oakland Superior Court batters five-hithits and drove in two runs and pitched a to contending an arbitrator lacked signed him and Francisco giants shaded the nant clinching magic number have no judge ruled that courts ter, lead The pitcher Is 18-15 for the Yankees in power to leading California over Milwaukee past Detroit authority to declare Hunter a free agent Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 and seven, overturn the judgment of an arbitrator. Oakland. The Angels broke a Scott had two doubles and thrt',' the current season. Cincinnati broke the game last year. the Atlanta Braves defeated the However, Papiano contends the But Papin9 said, "We are confident of scoreless tie with a four-run singles in a 5-for-5 night ar case went to The hurler's arbtratlon seven open with runs in the fifth Houston ttstros 4-1, that illegal and getting Hunter back." panienLs were eighth keyed by Mickey Rivers' raised his season RBI count Finley with failing deferred inning. Perez had a runscoring after Hunter charged Pirates 8, Mets 4 86 - 19 against Detroit. Ju., he The pitc r won 20 games or more two-run double. the Internal Revenue Service agrees. The Pirates' belted six extra single in the rally, giving him to live up to contract which guaranteed during four straight seasons with the A's, "Our appeal will be on two bases," Tanana, 14-6, outdueled Ken C,ilburn, with relief help from base hits, including home runs 1,010 for his career and him deferred payments on his two-year World Series champions his last three Holtzman, 15-12, with an over. Ed Rodriguez, won his 10th Papiano said. "First, that It would have by Bill Robinson, Manny Sang- breaking the Reds record held contract at $100,000 a season. After the the years. been Illegal for Finley to comply with po'vering perforutant'c that in- gamni' against nine losses, arbitrator's action, the Yankees won a uillen and Rennie Stennctt, in by Frank Robinson, - 2 - ,~-~ 1, .-- Finley Still Wan ts 'V I o NAIWON ow-- / " ' io I 4 r. 1. . 11 ', !1 1 1 111111 )TCS 1' __ - aE & . Boston Confident In Stretch Drive - II low • : - 1 1 11 FIj, Pr lits ___ . CAMERA OUTFIT .- ' — W OH: Consistency Is Key I 0 1VL rennani K ace - -• KODAK AX15R2 U ccici - 34 14,0 V 77 ' ( .. WATER JUG aft I _.r , ~: CATFISH SWIM MASK ASSORTED APDCOLOR'. FOLDING . ". ~.. " 7988 ter" Line c&gwity TOASTmRO YEN 81 68 'LAWN EDGEF 2 1. . 177 IA GENERAL ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER \\ 1. " ' t 'iaoo IIICT1IC '\ BASKETS ILACK & DICKII r SOUTHIIHD 130 A .5 'I - . lI . -- :. ,--.., COFFEE 1. 1 1 PE(', .1 -I I" ""'.. -, ....~ ___~~, I 3 STYLES tOOT SIZE 81 .. ~ .W.P, >~!' ,,~. . I ASSORTED &CUP LAWN MOWEI ' -'--4, — aides 7W Wé.......',v....,-.-.... " - as Thirty-three licensed practical nurses say the state Is illegally allowing to practice nursing at the Florida State Hospital at Chat. taboudwe. The nurses, all employed at the mental hospital, have asked Leon Circuit Judge Ben Willis to halt the practice. . a . -. - Nurses Seek Court Order .• ,? , Conspiracy Charges Dropped French. a student at j he said he vi1l enroll Thursday Jacksonville University. He's been there before. Just last year he completed work on a master's degree in education, and befc*' that he got a degree in history. Nearly ttree'.quarters of century ago. In 1902, he received his first college degree, a bachelor of laws. .4 . - Value Increase Explained JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Since he's planning another European trip in a year or two, 92-year-old Fred B. Noble figures it would be nice to brush up on his -p •, ,: p - .• - E _f.:,,:.'.... TAMPA (AP) — A presentence investigation has been ordered for an 18-year-old mother-to-be who pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in a so called satanic aia)ing last winter. No date has been set for sentencing Dee Lou Davis, whose plea-bargained agreement was announced in court Tuesday. She could receive a maximum penalty of 15 years in jail. Miss Davis, of Arlington, Va., was charged with firstdegree murder along with David Arisgar Nyberg, 20, also of Arlington, and Billy Glenn Isley, 27, of Detroit in the Feb. 28 slaying of Robert Kenneth Houston, 20. College Student Is 92 .tr1'&L -. . Conspiracy charges against a ORLANDO i AP 17-year-old girl in the July 21 slaying of postmistress Loralne M. Smith have been dropped by the state attorney's office, officials say. The girl, whose name was not released due to her age, had been held at the juvenile detentlun center since her arrest July 31. She was released Tuesday to the custody of the public defender's office. Asst. State Atty. Ron Powell said no state charges were pending against the girl, who originally had been charged with first-degree murder. - - - - TALLAHASSEE AP) — A 13-per-cent increase in tax values does not mean property taxes have increased that much, state officials say. Most of the $10$bilbon increase last year, less than hail the boost of 1973, was a result of new construction rather than ircreased taxes on existing properties, Hevenue Department officials said Tuesday. A compilation of reports from county property appraisers showed value set at $91.9 billion last Jan. 1, compared with $81.3 billion on Jan. 1, 1974 and 159.2 billion on Jan. 1, 1973, said James Frances of the Revenue Department's Ad Valorem Tax Division. -414. _: Investigation Ordered TALLAHASSEE (API ~ Vlammonad..... -,:, ~~.~; - ~~ - Plans call for entrants %ith no geographical distinction to compete in horseshoes, shuffleboard, 9-hole golf, bo w ling, k' checkers, bridge, wheel chair racing, tennis, billiards, corn MENRah husking and dominoes. "The list isn't complete yet," Arnett said. "And we are WE calling this an international event, es en though e probably won't have any foreign entries. But we hope to next year as the Golden . Age Olympics gets better and better." Coordinator Jack R.athmell said "about 85 per cent" of sponsors and events had been firmed up. -. .;1 Plans call for gold, silver and bronze-type medals to be tTW' awarded to first, second and third place finishers — similar to the 11 71 i IRE Olympics, an interna tional track meet staged every four years. ' .....- - .-d" 4 The concept for the Golden Age Olympics grew out of a C discussion by the chamber commercial committee. Members . Glenn McCall, Banks Register, Chris Elsea, R.athmell, Arnett, Herbert Cherry, Vivienne Sweeney, Joe Garrett, Wayne Albert and executive director Jack Homer were tossing around ideas Seventh grader Ellen Parkinson, of Forest city, had an Inkling to increase tourism in the offseason, help bring national publicity Saturday's three-mile race at Valley Forge Golf Club was going to to Sanford and at the same time provide a public service. It was Arnett's suggestion which got the ball rolling, and the be tough, but she didn't know how tough until she approached the finish 11mw. Winner Kern lletferman, of FSU, helpe Ellen finish committee named him Golden Age chairman. The next meeting of the committees sponsoring various the race as the pair head down the finish chute. illerald Photo by Olympics events will be Sept. 17. Gordon Williamson) . S If !T \ Herald Sports - -.. 1 - - PENS 7 ;;t~~.14 - , I ~)- - _____ _____ IMrIKMATE I - I .% i -.,Va - - -, - 10 1!.. - Ty pilmr. D's IV .1i; - , 4I Olympics ' Adult Abuse Law Sought 4'ER .. k &J 7 200 Cr OU.L,T Golden Age ": ': - ds But that clarification and fi revised schedule was adopted. have adhered to all precepts of Nl-W YORK (Al') RefusOfficially, the reason for reing to go along with the kind of vocation was "non-adherence nalization never came. One de- The WFL said it would the plan, deposited all the refinancial arrangements that to the liemmeter Plan policy." lay led to another and finally, guarantee refunds to all season quired monies and operated in spelled disaster a year ago, the Translated, that means that the the investors decided to pull ticket holders and that all strict accodance with the World Football League instead Winds' financial backing was out. They withdrew their funds, player salaries would be paid. plan." 'fl future stability of the As part of the player dishas revoked the Chicago Winds slipping and the WFL wasn't leaving the Winds below the nopersal, the Philadelphia Bell minimum capitalization league was threatened by franchise. about to wait around while the WFL's nadherence to the plan," said got wide receiver John Gilliam requirements. fol- club sought to patch it up. The removal of the Winds At a special board of gover- Ilemmeter. "We were not will- and quarterback Pete Beatlowing withdrawal of two of the When the Chicago franchise nors meeting, Chicago request- ing to gamble the future of the hard. San Antonio acquired club's key investors, leaves 10 was formed, certain partner- ed time to attract new in- league. From day one, we running back Mark Kellar, deWFI teams to carryon throu 'Ii ship documents and other own- vestors. "That was just the kind agreed that such a violation fensive end Larry Jameson and the remainder of the league g wide receiver Margene Adkins. ership arrangements were not of request that was granted last would not be tolerated." second Leo Cahill, general manager According to Hemmeter, the completed. Two of the club's year," said Hentrneter. This year. it was not granted, Chicago financial situation was of the Winds, is expected to join Chicago's mistake was th ink- backers placed their in. was unique. "It was singular case," the league staff in New York as Instead, Chicago ing that the new WF'L would vestment totaling 1175,000w w ith of its franchise. The he said. "I see no others. This an assistant to Heriuneter and operate the same way the old the league, pending clan- stripped one (lid, said President Chris fication and finalization of the Winds players were distributed assures the financial stability of the WFI. also expects to retain in a dispersal draft and a our 10 member clubs. They Coach Abe Gibron, liemumeter. ownership documents, * 1 TALLAHASSEE, i Alli The Leon County Grand jury today asked the legislature to consider adopting an adult abuse law to protect the elderly as children are now protected from negligent treatment. "Legislative committees should "see whether there is a need for a specific law providing a penalty for abuse of elderly persons such as contributing to malnutrition, dehydration and refusal to make available adequate medical treatment," State Atty. Harry Morrison said in a letter written at the grand jury's request. Morrison told House Speaker Donald Tucker, DTallahssee, and other legislative leaders the request grew out of the case of a 78-year-old woman. S 0 % - , I 11 --*.- . I ~ .0 4, 3 — Key Investors Withdraw Support - - Turner Sales Tactics Told FORT Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1975—lB _____ • CASSELBERRY Seminole Plaza and lU] Sernoran Blvd. -~A_ .-1-1 ..... .....".".-.1 to Ca tfiSIi of �Y - :•-------' - i B—Evening Hera id Sanford, FL II Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1973 Travel Squad Limited To 48 Players Baseball Leaders National League National League East '; isn .t u.ts, W I PcI, GB A(('II'(I (h )Al T SttiftiOfl% P'ttSN,gP, 76 39 36.3 'tI 31c W.tcon Htn 3?9 't 73 61 313 I cult Mr'roan a Cm, 39 angu,llen. New \'crk 77 65 326 S Poh, 37) PhiIphiR 77 63 328 5 PIIPa. (ath Phi. 9$ Mor 63 73 437 I' nan. (in ci Rose (,n. 9 Mtreal 60 73 111 16 I ('y I A $7 Monday. Cn'. West PIIP4S RATTED IN-- Lu CincinnatI Pit'i%k 91 16 6.61 -Phi, 10) BenCh, Cm Aweles 73 •S 379 II', L ('5 tO) 'I Peqe, Cm. 95 Staub Franc'vri 6$ 69 196 7) NY. 97 1 S'mmons 511. $6. can Peon e7 76 119 79's (e I k IA Montane:. SF. $6 Atlanta 60 7$ 135 31', HITS. (ash Phi. III Rose 3') 56 311 39 (in, 17* f,'yey. LA. 176. Tuesdays ReiuIts MatIork. (hi 177 MIlan. NY c Frarcri 7 Los Angeles 16$ 3 POltBl ES--Rose. C'n. it P,'rv'treai 1 Philadelphia 3 Per'o, (In 11 Cath Phi. 3) P'tts$urgh L Pde'e York 4 A Oliver. PoP, '31 Grubh. SD (nrinnatl 10 San Diego i (biaon 3 5 LiuiS 3 TRIPi ES (,arr AtI. '0 Atlanta I Houston 1 P Parkee Pop, 9 Gr'tfey Co Today'sOanses 9 r.rc Hin . R Metiqrc an f);eon iMcIntosh I Ill at kiln. AtIrt iflevr, 00). I,t) HOME RUNS luz.nsks. Montreal !(arri?hers 71) a? 31 c(hmdt, Phi II: Kingmjn PP;IapeIpPIIa lUriderwood 1? NV, 79- RencPi (IN, '. Ce 10). (ri) Ii Angeles fMe'ssersmith 15 i t r;s iNolan 17 IL 10) PlttsPi,rh I Revss 31 10) at A, 72 5 Tfl EN BASES lope's. LA. itt ,'.'orc,1r Sa. C RroI 'It . 7 (v'nenn. Htn. 43. Car clerial, (hI. 79 - - - - .- .. - -. - - 7 - .- - - - -( I Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1973—)B FICTITIOUS NAME l)Al.LS 1/IPI - With the departures of running back Calvin lull, fullback Walt Garrison, defensive tackle Rob lilly, center Dave Manders, and wide receiver Bob hayes, the oncepowerful Dallas Cowboys are in a massive rebuilding campaign. Legal Notice Publish- A'q allowed to dress a full third ones," says Missouri's Al Jerry Claiborne is a nice guy, Learn' And how about Villa- Onofrio, "I think you have a too ... but Mar'land 41.14. Mississippi at Baylor: Bears nova, coming off a 3-8 season, better chance to develop into a aren't the nation's Cinderella visiting Maryland's defending good team yourself when is the team anymore, but they should Atlantic Coast Conference play thetoughones,"This repel the Rebels ... Baylor 17-9. champs or East Carolina play. first of two Monday night , State at Memphis ing at North Carolina State with games and the nation will get a the same numbers? chance to see what some say is State: What chance does a against a Tiger? And what about the Penn Bear Bryant's best.ever 'Bama Bulldog have crew. Gcod luck, Al ... Alabama Plenty ... Mississippi State 24State-Temple game, which has 13. 3S-14. l'enn State as the home team— I'tt at Georgia: Pitt began j originally was scheduled for Penn State vs. Temple at the long road back under J0) 4 Arid Coach Toll) lindry is trying to get the holes in tile (like plugged quickly, because the Cowboys open their National Football League season against super. charged los Angeles Sept. 21. lull defected to the World Football lA7ague, where he suffered a knee injury playing for hawaii that knocked him out l)efensive end Larry Cole and Bill Gregory have been vying for lilly's right tackle spot and the Dallas defense has — 3. ID. 17. 19 and the undersigned as Sheriff of Florida. that the Council will hold a Seminole County. Florida. will at public hearing to consider enact fl°° AM on the 11th day of Sep ment of Ordinance No 311 75. en NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD 0 STIMPS whose tember, A D 1973, offer for sale and titled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY place of reSidence i% Route?. No • sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Ruddyvitle Road, South Belolt. subject to any aria all eaisting Iens, OF Al IAMOPITE SPR INGS. Ft OP IDA. AMENDING OR at the Front iWest) Door of the IlIinoi You will please take notice that Seminole County Courthouse in t')INAN('E NO 33$ 730F THE CITY SPR PIGS the'rehas been filed and is pending in SCnford. Florida. the above or At. I AMONTE FlORIDA. BY CORRECTION OF theClr(ultCourtinandforSemipole described persona' property That said sale is be'ng made to THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION County, Florida, Civil Action No 75. 177) CAOIA brought by MYRA I Satisfy the termt of said Writ of CONTAINED IN SECTION I THEREOF • PROV I DING CON ST IMPS seeking a dissolution of the Fiecution F oIk. FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE rnnrriaoe rif said MYRA I STIMPS Shtrifi SaidOrcjin,snewaspIaced on fits? ard RICHARD 0 STIMPS reading on August 26th, 1973. and the Seminole County, Florida TPi'se presents are tO require you Publish Aug 77 Sept 3 10. 17. 3973 City Council will consider same for to file your written defense's with th OFO 161 ___________________________ 0 SPORTS IN BRIEF Los Angeles Rams iI - Acquire Punter McCann toservea copy thereof on Pelitioner IN THE CIRCUIT COURT' OF THE Public hearing, which *ill b held in the City Halt of Attamonte Springs, or her attorney. GORDON V EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR on Tuesday, the 73rd day of Sep FREDERICK. P 0 Boa 1793. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ternher, 1973. all 30 p m ,r as soon Sanford. Florida on or before Sep COUNTY, FLORIDA thereafter as possible At the ternber 79. 1973 Should you fall to do Civil Action No. 7$ 1633.CA"ai meeting Interested p4rtiM may so a default may be entered against In Re: the Marriage appear Ofld he heard with re'sorct to you and the cause' proceed ci parte MANUEL 8OTELHO, This Husband, the Prnctosed ordinance WITNESS my hand and official rgi hearing may be continued from time seal as Clerk of the above S'tled and a ; to time untIl final eclion l taken by Court on this 72nd day of August. PEARL MAE BOTELHO, the City CouniI 3975 Wife A copy of the proposed ordinance (Seal) DISSOLUTION OF Ii pOSted at the City Hall, Altamonte Arthur H feckwith. Jr. MARRIAGE Sprina. Flcrida, and COPIeS are on Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF ACTION file with the' Clerk of the City and By Lillian T Jenkins TO MANUEL BOTEIHO same may h.- osperted by the Deputy Clerk 3$) Sti Stte'tt public Pblih A." 77. Sept 3. 10. Il. New Bedford, Massachusetts DATED this 26th day of August, 36.6 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _____________________________ by whackinglex.as El Paso, 3.4(3 1975 that an actign for Dissolution IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 24. And in whatshould be a very Phyllis Jordalil Mar,i,g and other relief has been FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, City (ltrk even game, our scouts give FLORIDA. filed against YOU and you are of the City of requirCd to serve a copy of your SMU's Mustangs the nod over CIVIL ACTION NO. PS.)3$9CAO4-D Attamonfe Springs, written defenses, if any, to it on Wake Forest's t)emon Deacons, In Re: the Marriage of Florida IRVING B GUSSOW. ESO. At CALVIN JAMES CLEMENTS. Publish Sect '3. 1973 15.13. torneyforpetItion,r,osead&1,',e,, PETITIONER, AND JUNE CL EM EN Is, is Suite 705, 430 E. Highway 436. DEP 70 On Monday night Bear AL B ER TA _____________________________ Casselberry. Florida 72707. on or Bryant's 'Bama Boys, Winners RESPONDENT CITY OF before September 11th, 1973; NOTICE OF ACTION ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, of four straight Southeastern otherwise a Judgment may be en JUNE ALBERTA CLEMENTS fered against you for th relief FLORIDA Conference titles, will start TO lOS ANGElJ:s iAPt The l.os Angeles Rams have acquired veteran punter Jiii McCann (toni the Kansas ('It)' Chiefs, giving up an undisclosed future National Football League draft pick. dike Burke, tho sson the Rants kicking job in 1974 and averaged 36.4 yards a try this fall, as released. McCann, Fronii Arizona State, carries an average of 42.9 yards on eight kicks (luring the preseason. lie first signed ith San Francisco in 1971, kicked for the New York Giants in 1973 and wasn't active for a year until signing s 1(11 Kansas City this sutiimer, Special, Guests Of Bosox 1t4)S1'ON IAPI - U.S. Sen. Ethsard Kennedy, 1)-Mass., and his son, Teddy, were special guests of the Boston Red SoxTuesda)'nightforabaseball gamnesith the New York Yankees at Fensay Park. The Kerinedys, joined by a couple of the senator's aIdes, and Red Auerbach, presi&nt and general manager of the Boston Celtics, had a pee-game dinner in the rooftop (lining rootni. 'liten they sat in box seals near the Red Sox' dugout to satch the ganiie. No one stirred during a brief shower in the fifth Inning. However, they were forced to leave earl)' 'b'. 1)4.1) tit'avu'r rain Fell in the Boston seventh. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO demanded in tp, Petition collegiate football will be very ç another winning season a.s they Last Known Mulling ADOPTION WlTNES3myhandandtp,ewalof CONSIDER OF much alive in '75! :'4_L," ress, Route No. I knock off Al Otiofrlo's MLSSOWi PROPOSED ORDINANCE said Court on 7th August, 1975. Cabot PennyslvinI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (Seal) WhIle many of the perennial club. This will be a much closer YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. powerhouses are taking ion,ng's game than many anticipate that a Petition for Dissolution of the City of Aitam0ne Springs. Clerk of the Circuit court Mionesota 5, Teias 3 another week to hone up their Marriage has been filed against you -. Florida. that the Council wili hold a with the difference, In our By- Lillian I. Jenkins California 1. Oakland I : and youare requiredtosery,a copy public hearIng to conSider enact Dputy Clerk :' offenses and toughen (heir ahem considered opinion of your written defenses, If any, to It metti of Ordln,ance No 346 75. en ?idas Games Irving B GUSSOW. [sq. :..t,'::: defenses, several others kick being the all-around ability of on Carroll Burte, Attorney for Sijite 705. 430 E Highway titled' Paston iWse 1713 at BaIts off the season this weekend. '.:' ' f: runner-pasr Richard Todd. Petitioner, whote' address is 612 Casserry. Florida 37707 .: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY rrcve fPatrner 70$) In) Atlantic Bank Building, Attorney for Petitioner For openers this Saturday, OF ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS. New Vort (Hunter II 33) at We see the Crimson Tide Sanford Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the Publlh Aug 13. 20, 27, Sept. 3, 197$ h.ORIDA, AMENDING OR Detroit (LaGrow 7-I)). In) ftyotii'eyesonthcsesterllng surgIngoverM1ssouribya-3o original with the Clerk of Circuit DEQ43 DIPIAPICE NO 7217). AND AS f leveland I Peterson I0H *t matchups: Baylor, defending Court, Seminole County, Florida, on count liar rumph! AMENDED AND Mi)wukee (Staton 1116). In) SUP before the 11th clay of Se'çAember, IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Southwest Conference champ, Kansat City Ie'oId 3131 at Now goon with my forecast: or A D 1975. otherwis, a defu?t will EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. PLEMEPITED OF THE CITY OF (tiicaon (Jefferson SPRINGS. J, In) against rebuilding MLssLssippi; Predictions are for games of beenteredagaiflstyoufortp).relief CUlT P1 AND FOR SEMINOLE AITAMOPITE FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE Te'is fPerzanowski $3) at COUNTY. FLORIDA Georgia hosting Pittsburgh; demanded In the Petition. . SepL BEING 'TI'iE COMPREHENSIVE California (Ryan 1417). in) CASE NO. 75.Nl.CA.I9.A Maryland entertaining Only name's s'cheduled W:TNESS my Hand and Seal on BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE ZONING ORDINANCE OF TIlE And on Monday night this the 11th day of Auguit, A 0. CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, COUNTY, NA. Villanova; Memphis State vs. Bir'mingham,mlghty Alabama, Marshall 21, Akron 17(N) Thursday's Games Plantiff, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Mississippi State; NC. State regularly Southeastern loop Eastern Mich. 28, BaIl St. 14 Kansas City at chicago (Seal) CHANGING THE ZONING Paston at Battimore. In) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. vs. tough East Carolina; San leader, takes on Missouri of the Baylor 24, Mississippi 10 (N) CLASSIFICATION OFCCERTAIN ERNESTO CR Ui, SUN FIRST TERRITORY FROM N COM New York at Detroit. tnt Clerk of ihe Circuit Court DiegoState vs. Texas El Paso, rugged Big Eight in the TV Central Mich. 36, Western NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, MFRCIAL NEIGHBORHOOD Cleveland at Mitwaukee. (ni s,,- Elane RiCharc$e and BLACKTOP'4. INC. a Florida DISTRICT TO Cci COMMERCIAL Icias at Calitorna. n Deputy Clerk andSouthernMethod.istvl,sitjng season opener. 'Tin a schedule Mich. 6 corporation. Orily CARROLL BURKE Wake Forest, worthy of midyear billing. Here Western Ky. 35, Dayton 28(N) GE NE P AL D IS I P IC T Attorney for Petitioner Defendants PROVIDING SEPARABILITY. is how the Hoople system sees Fresno St. 20, Fullerton St. 17 61? Sanford Atlantic NOTICE OF ACTION CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE TO: ERPIESTOCRUZ 'em. Bank Bldg. (N) DATE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Sanford. FlorIda 37771 In their first-ever meeting, Pittsburgh , Georgia 28 a Si Or I PubliSh. Aug. 13. 70, 77, Sept. 3, 1973 Crotsclaim by Co Defendant SUN reading on August 26th, $973, and the Baylor's Bears will down the Houston 24, Lamar 17(N) FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF City DEQ63 Council will consider same for Mississippi Rebels, 24-10. ihe Long Beach St. 32, S.W. _________________________ ORLANDO to forecloSe a Mortoage final passage and adoption after the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, on the following property in Pitt-Georgia engagement will Louisiana 21(N) pubfiche.rinQwhi(hW,IIbeM)d in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Seminole County, FIida the City Hall of Altamonte Springs. turn Into a wild.8coring affair Maryland 30, Villanova 14 CUlT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE Lots 1, 7 and). Block "0". Sanl.ndo on Tuesday. the 73rd day of Sep SprIngs, Trøct No 21. according as Pitt's Tony Dorsett, runner Miss. State 28, Memphis St. 21 COUNTY, FLORIDA. to tember. :cis. at 1 30 p m or a; soon the plat Ihercof is recorded in NO. ;SISLCA09.O deluxe, and the Bulldogs (N) P(at thereafter as possible At I3.00k 1, Page 7$. PubliC records Of meeting interested parties ma, ADVANCE MOP TGAGE COP quarterback Matt Robinson New Mexico St. 26, Drake 24 Seminole County. Florida; FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) with Australian veteran nament this year, was never in stake out early All America (N) PORATION. a Delaware cor appearandbe heard with re'spe,t to been filed against you and poration. the proposed ordinance This The Christine Marie Even Margaret Court, seeded fifth. the match against the quick claims. We make it 42-48 In N.C.St.30,EastCaro!ina28(N) which PlaintIff, BLACKTOliI, INC. has Invitational Tennis TourThe Navratilova-Court Vilas who put on an over- favor of the Panthers. previously served with Notice, and hearinamaybecontinvedfromtime totimeunfil Iinal action is taken b N.E. LouIsiana 27, Pacific you are required to serve a copy of nament resumes today with match, p'tentially the best of powering display before the KENNETH WAYNE BROWP'l,et ui the City Council Maryland figures to roU over (N) 'our wrilten def cowl. if any, to tOfl Defendants Australian Kerry Melville Reid the four, will be played at night. evening gathering of 7,971 A copy of the proposed ordinance ROBERT W WILSON, of AKER Villanova, NOTICE OF ACTION 30-14, while San Diego St. 34, UTex. El Paso scheduled to make her farewell at the City Hall, Altarnonte MAN, SENT ER F ITT. El DSO N 1, Tuesday's play saw three TO- Kenneth Wayne Brown Springs. Florida. and cooes are on Kodes won only the first and Mississippi State's Bulldogs out 24(N) appearance. WHARTON. attorneys for SUN file Ridence Unknown Latins and a Romanjan adwith the 'lerlu of the c'ty and . , , Stovall Pleads Guilty PHOENIX, Ariz. iAI'i - Paul Stovall, 26, former Mi- - zona State University and National Basketball Association player, has pleaded guilty in federal court to distribution of cocaine. Stovall, (If suburban Tempe, faces a possible 15 years in prison and $2,000 fine when he is sentenced Sept. 22. A co-defendant, Bennie W. Ceaser, 26, of Phoenix, pleaded guilt)' to aiding and abetting Stovall in the sale of 1: ounces of cocaine to undercover federal narcotics agepts in March. :, : ' Football ' . - ', . ' -:,' , - - Forecast I Kerry Reici lii Open JACKSONVII.I.E I API 'rhe Jacksonville Express has four new players, if it wants then'), and another home game on its World Football League schedule. Those ramifications came 'l'uesday when the WFI. ousted - . Richard Petty Lengthens Point Lead and Bobby Baker $flI,220. patience and sound Wound tlonal Association for Stock Car 1975 standings, they are tied Auto Racing. Although Petty had to settle that leg. David Sisco is third strokes was in 1973 at The next event Is the Capital Petty has 3,509 points after 21 for second place behind Bobby with 170 points and rookie City 500 at Richmond, Va., Sun. Clay Court Championships indianapolis. Since then she's of the 30 races on the Grand Allison in the Southern 500 at Bruce lull and veteran Jim day. run off 16 straIght tournaments and an amazing 81 straight Tennis Standout Receives Grant Britisi; veteran Virginia Wade, seeded second here, 15 among those who think Chris WINTER PARK Rollins of the President's List every must have earned at least a The 32 Postgraduate can be taken. College teimis standout Brad term, "B" accumulative average (3.0 Scholarships bring the total "There are at least six play- William Smith has been the Omicron ona4.Oca)eforthrce)e.sof number of NC/IA Awards to &4 President of ens in the tournament who can awarded a ll(X$) post&aduate Delta Kappa nonorary Society, college work and also must with a dollar value of $784000 beat Chrissle," said the out- scholarship by the National Smith played and lettered four have performed with distinc- since the program began In spoken Miss Wade. "She's not Collegiate Athletic 1964, on the Rollins tennis Lion In his sport. invincible on city. The trouble (NCAA), according to an an- )' q---'-., am accumulating a record of Is everyone gets psyched out. nowicement made by Ralph E. In 1973he before5Pfember70th, 1913,andfile hearinomaybecontinl,,dfromfim, Out of 64 players In this tourna. Fadum, vice president, District waswinsandI9loes. selected as an AB-Anirica FICTITIOUS NAME the original with the clerk of this to tIme until final action is taken by ment, 58 are beaten before they 3-NC/IA. • Notice is hereby given that I •m court either before Servic, on the CIty Council performer after being Uneng$ged in business at 613 SOuth PetitIoner take the cow't." Smith, a resident of or immediately A East lake St Lorlqwood, Seminole thereafter; otherwise a default will is copy of the PrOposed ordnance Miss Wade meets unseded Lauderdale, was one of 32 defeated in 1972 and named as posted at the City Hall, Altamonte Rollins' outstanding senior County, Florida under the fictitious be entered against you for the relief Sprina, Florida, and copies are on Katja Ebblnghaus of west Ger- student athletes from name of LONGW000 FLORIST. demande'd student athlete. In the Complaint or filp with th, Clerk of lhe city and and that I Intend to register said petition, many today. The other two the country to be awarded same may he lnsoected by the name with the Clerk of the Circuit quarter-final matches have postgraduate stipend. WITNF,SSmyhandendfp,eIHIof (hIIc Each year the NCAA awards Court, Seminole County, Florida in this Court on August 25th, 1973 DATED this 76tPt day of August, faur'.h-seeded Evorine G.00laSupporting a four-year 60 such scholarships with 33 accordance wIth the provisions of (Seal) A ('3 $913 the Fiditiov Name Statute,. To gong going against Japan's Ks- cwnulativeaverageol3.85ona going to (oc*ball players, 15 to Arthur H. Beckwilh. Jr • £ PhyIli Jordahi Wit Section $13 09 FIOr'da Statute, Clerk of the Circuit Court zuko Sawamatsu and thIrd- 4.0 grade point scale, Sniith basketball players and 32 10 City Clerk i9S7. By LillIan T Jen'IIgs seeded Martins Navratilova of received his BA. degree in student athletes In other sPorts. of thpCltyof Altarnonte Springs, 5: Roy A Jeffries As De'pty Clerk Florida Czechoslovakia squaring off English while being a member PublIsh: Aug 77. Sept 3. 10, 11, 3975 Publish' Aug 77, Sept To qualify, each recipient 3. 10. 37. 1975 Puiblith - St a To flS 4 ('lEO DFO 16) Sept 3. 1973 OF P MIAMI t APt — The Universit)' of Miami is getting the help of nine grocery-store chains in an effort to fill the 80,000-seat Orange Howl For iLs Sept. 26 football home opener against (lkl:ihorn:i Arnold Tucker, assistant athletic director (or ticket sales and promotional activities, said the chains agreed to sell $5 game tickets for $3 when customers present register receipts of $20. The limit is (our tickets per customer. The school, comupeting in ticket sales against the Miami IAilpliins, drew an average of ) '3 . - Aid p , ,,,, the Chicago Winds for violating financial regulations, split up its players among other teams ana revamped parts of the schedule, Jacksonville was assigned tackle Tom Forest, tight end Fred Pagac and defensive III ORLANDO, whose address Patricia Brown l 37th public Floor CI4A Building, Poti Office Boa Residence Unknown DATED this 76th day of August, YOU APE NOTIFIED that an 7)1. Orlando. Florida 77107. on or A (3 1975 3915 before Siptember arid 30 file Action toforeclo'se a rortage on the Phyllis JordahI following property in Seminole the original with the' Clerk of thiS City Clerk Court. either before service on at County, Florida of lhe City of lot 119, SAN LANTA, THIRD torneys for SUN FIRST NATIONAL Alt*mntp Springs. BANK OF ORL ANDO. or lm SECTION at recorded in Plat Book Florida 33, Page 75. Public Records t mediately thereafter. otherwiSe 4 PubliSh Sept 3. 1*73 default will be entered against you ,DER 21 Seminole County. Florida for the relief demande'd in the _____________________________ Together wilh all structures and improvements now and hereafter on cro%sclaim CITY OF WITNESS my hand and seal of sad land, and fixture's attached ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, th Court on August 75th, thereto' alsoalloas.steam.electric, FLORIDA water and other heating, cooking (Seal) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Arthur H Beckwith, Jr refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, CONSIDER AOOpT ION OF Clerk of the Circuit Court ventilating, irrigating, and power PROPOSED ORDINANCE By LllIan I Jenkins systems, machInes, appliances, TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN As Deputy Clerk fixtures, and appurt.ndnc,. which NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Publish Aug 77. Sept '3. ID. 17. 1*7' the now are or may hereafter pertain to. City of Altamonfe Springs, or be used with, in. or on Said DEQ.la7 Florida, that the Council will hold a premises, even throuof they be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE public hr'arir'g to consider enact been filed against you and you CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE titled are rquired to serve a copy of your COUNTY, FLORIDA API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY written dpfeflstj. if any, to It on Case' No. 7SlSII.CA4s-O OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Maclean and Brooke. plainfif('s In Re: the MarrIage of FLORIDA, AMENDING OR attorney, whose' address '5 P0 ROBERT 1.5 CARLIP4 (IIPIAP4CENO 137 750F THE CITY Drawer X, Jacksonville, Florida Petitioner OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 3770) on or before Sept 30th, 1975, and FLORIDA CORRECTION OF and file theorklnal wth theclerk of MARIA DEL PILAP CARLIN TI1 (FOAL DESCP IPTION thiS Court either before service on Pespofldeflt CO'ITAIPfEO IN SECTION 1 plaintiff's attorney or immediately NOTICE OF ACTION THEREOF Pa0VIDING CON thereafter; otherwise a default will TO' MARIA DEL PILAR FL 1(15 AND EFFECTIVE DATE be entecedagalnst you for the relief CARLIN SaidOrdinancewasplacedonfirst C 0 37 School Street demanded in the complaint or reading on August 76th, 3973. and the petition Lebanon, New Hampshire City Council will consider same for 03761 WITNESS my hand end the seal of final passage and adoption after the ''(t(f this Court on Aijrjuit 75th. 1975 ARE NOTIFIED that an P'f'ar0(- 'flPi'(h wi) be he'd ri ac?'cn for ditsolution of marriage the ICourt Seal) City Hall of Altamonte Springs, 5 beAn filed agaInst you and you on Tuesday, Arthur H BeckwIth. Jr. the 73rd day of Sep are requIred to serve a copy of your tember, Clerk Of the Circuit Court 3973, all 30 p m or as soon By' Lillian Woodman written defenses. if any, to it Ofl thereafter as possible At the ROBERT M CARLIN, Petitions", meeting Diputy Clerk Interested parties may PublIsh: Aug 77. Sept. 3. 10, 11, 197$ Whos. addre,s is 74 Sorrento Circle, appear and be heard with re,pef to Winter Park, Florida 37759, on or the proposed ordInance This 0EQ.16S Golden Richards took away Hayes' job last SCSOi1 with spectacular results. Robert Newhciue has been moved From halfback into Gtrrison's .spot. Newhouse has proved he can catch the ball coming out of the backfield in tile Cowboy's new spread formation and can squirt through tiny holes in the line for yardage. However, he doesn't run over people like Garrison, and l)allas is I I.,. _-_- I without a big blaster on short yardage situa t ions. 0 only 21,000 fans to the Orange Howl for six home games last year. Mulct Ic Director l'ete Elliott has said the university needs to average 38,000 fans tt borne this 'ear to break even. Tucker predicted that more than 50,000 tickets will be sold for the game against the Sooncr5, top-ranked in the Associated Press' pre-season poll. Officials said Oklahoma has taken about 7,000 tickets for Its fans. In another promotion for the school, a soFt4lrink firm is offering season tickets worth $44 for $33, with the firm paying the difference. '\ car dealer has bought 100 tickets which will be offered Free to the first 100 customers who test drive a new car. And a fast.fuod chain Is distributing 6,001,) tl''keis it I)ur('hllse(I, 13111 W. .i ussi TV su uiej The Cowboy defense—once known as iltle Dot msday"—is undergoing something of a shuffle. Former No. I draft c'hoice Ed Too Tall) Jones has switched from right end to left end, Harvey Banks Martin will be stationed at left end. Cowboy quarterbacks were sacked 47 last year—one of the poorest t,iarks in the NFL. Thu Ci buys Failed to make the NV!, times Left cornerback Is up For grabs with the Cowboys hoping often-injured Mark Washington will assert himself. Rkie — I._ I Bob hiruenig of Arizona State has been Impressive at all the linebacking jobs. No. I draft pick Randy White of Maryland ha been used at a down position and as middle linebacker behind veteran Lee Roy Jordan. Toni J"rit.sc'h has recovered from a missed year due to knee surgery and has handled the placekicking duties well while Duane Carroll, who can also placekick, has the edge on the Cowboy punting job. A lot of household names are missing from the Cowboys— permanently. Dallas is on a crash course to develop some new names liu ( an't forget. playoffs last year for the first time in nine campaigns. "We had one of the best training Camps I can ever remember and I'll think we'll get better and better," says Landry. 11 things weren't confusing enough, there is a new twist to the Cowboy offense this year. landry has decided quarterback ltiigt'r Staubach will go to the spread Iortiialton on obvious passing d owns. St a u bitch, a sci n t 11 a tin g scratibler, can run or throw from tt.e Inrmation—%s inch gives him added (line to Find UlWfl receivers. - - Deadline Draws Near fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS quired amount, plus (.'iillege liruinmi os and (hr San Francisco estud iii ridding theritselves of to the l.ions for a Future (Iraft free agent quarterback Bob Lee Eventually, even The Turk All-Stars, by placing veteran 49ers cut six players apiece. excess baggage, a few were in choice, but it was cancelled reached an agreement to rejoin) tlimself will run out of time, defensive end Royce Berry on th nitarket for players, and at when Jackson failed to pass the Minnesota Vikings. The landscape was littered the injured reserve list and Meanwhile, the New England least one was thwarted in its Detroit's physical. with battered bodies and bro- waiving a rookie. The Bengals Patriots tentatively waived a bartering. IA'e was with the Vik:ngs ken drcitlli as 26 National ;il,sn ot)talrlt'd veteran defensive hal f'iliieni him, hut no nanni.s In other micquistlu:, the But. (ruin 1t67, he lure going o Football League teams hurried linennan Bob Brown (ruin Sani were announced. likewise, the The Detroit l,ion's trade with falo Bills signed Bob Nelson of Atlanta in 1973. The Falcons reTuesday to meet The Terrible Diego. Miaiiu Dolphins. Tile Buffalo the Bengals fell through Tues- Nebraska, theIr 1975 second leased him after the 1974 seaTurk's unsentimental deadline: Three Pittsburgh Steelers got Bills withheld the nannes of all day, leaving them one player draft choice; the Los Angeles son. Now maybe he'll receive a lunit of 49 players per. the axe Tuesday and wide re- but three of the 8-to-12 players under the limit. The deal would Rains obtained punter Jim what so man)' castoffs contin. Before pro football's version ceiver Bob Gaddis was placed released Tuesday. have sent Cincinnati backs Her- McCann from Kansas City for ually request: one inure chance of the (;rlii, Iteaper is done, all on reserve, while the l)enver While most U'ams were inter- nani Jackson and Tin) Kearney an undisclosed draft choice and to get it right. NFL teams must further reduce their rosters to 46 players • • Miami Loss Has Sobering Effect Icanethel:;' the released and the reserved contained the usual autumnal MIAMI APt - "Their No. Shula's uiimediate concern thought lie had huilt up strength be more of a problem than Tuesday night. assortment of has-beens and l's beat our No. l's, their subs was for veteran safety Dick An- in the knee." originally thought. Club spokesalso.rarls, plus the incon- heat our subs,'' ailmits Miami derson, ttio injured the same Shula also al(l the broken men first said Buoniconti could Shula did not alinounce any (If veniently injured and those l.kdphins Coach I)uuri Siiula in knee that underwent of F-season right thumb of middle line- continue playing with the in- the roster cuts the club is simply unneeded. rciewing a 20-7 National Foot- surgery, Further tests were licker NIck Buoniconti could jury. but his status was unclear required to make this week, Four players, for instance, ball League exhibition loss to scheduled today to determine were cut from the New York the Minnesota Vikings. the extent of the kftknee dam. Jets: fourth-year center WarThu Monday night defeat fol- age, ushich Anderson suspected ren Koegel, safety Jerry Bond losud three successive pre.sea- involved liganiients. and rookie backs Jon Bradford son victories by the Dolphins MIAMi tAp, Two former Robert and Sylvia Allen unauthorized purposes, wore and Garry Baccus - not cx- and had a sobering eFfect on the "The thing is, when the knee photogrphers for the Miami dropped their Dade Circuit copies of the official Superbowl actly household words, and the)' club goes out Ishen being hit, it Dolphins football team have ac- Court lawsuit against Joe Rob- ring given team members and probably never will be if the "I thought we were farther causes concern," said Shula. c'epted a money settlement in bie, principal owner of the Na- officials, and continued to repNFL has anything to say about along than this," said defensive "The leg gave way as he their lawsuit for sideline tional League football team, resent themselves as team phoit. tackle Manny Fernandez. "We changed direction and he crurn- passes, Superbowl VU rings The team dropped a counter- tographers after they quit The Atlanta Falcons placed have two weeks to do a lot of hi!e1 to the groun(I. It can't be and photo ciedits. suit charging the AlIens minus- working for the Dolphins last veteran tight end Larry Mialik sork." t'ry encouraging because we To get the $2,500 settlement, ed the Dolphins trademark for November. on the injured reserve list and Said Silula, "I wasn't pleased __________________________________________________ released four other players. with anybody all night long." e in e e e U - JCPèti ey fl were expected to announce their other cuts back Rob (,riese Iho failed to Wednesday, pending waiver move the oFfense in a first-half claims, workout, The Green Hay Packers re"I haven't been playing that leased veteran wide receiver miiuch, When you know you're Jeff Baker and a rookie, and only going to play a quarter or a placed end Mike Fanucci on the half, it's hizrd to get your disabled list with a sore ankle, tinning," said Griese. "But it is The Packers also claimed also the preseason. We usually rookie linebacker Ken Bernich have one of these gannes every on waivers from the San Diego preseason. I don't think we Chargers. would have played this poorly ii The Cincinnati Bengal.s re- it had ken a regular season duced their roster to the re- game. That's just my feeling." Sin - he Oct. 4. Birmingham will fill the Sept. 27 dcte here originally scheduled for Chicago. This, too, will be a repeat visit. Jacksonville defeated Birmingham here Aug. 16. Meanwhile, the Express re- n.......II - itj:_Ii._ 1 - J ___ _ : Express Gains Four New Players , SMU 15, Wake Forest 13(N) set before Vilas ran off the last in a fiercely fought match, less executioner disguised as a round in men's singles. 21. North Carolina Slate is too W. Texas St. 41, Wichita St. 17 13 games of the match. pretty, bright-eyed 20-year-old Guiller'mo Vilas, the 23-yeartough for East Carolina but (N) with a moie-st.ar smile, has old Argentine, seeded second, Manuel Orantes ci! Spain, 26, they'll have to go all-out to top Sept. 8 turned the women's half of hammered 15th-seeded Jan ouldueled 33-year-old French- the Pirates, 30.28. IMoflday, Sept. 8) U.S. Open into a series of dial- Kodes of Czechoslovakia. man Francols Jauffret 6-4, 3-6, San Diego State, 8-2-1 last Alabama 23, Missouri 20 (N) lenge matches. And none of the Kod, who hasn't won a tour- 6-3, 6-4 Tuesday. year, will get off to a good start (N) Night Game challengers have done much challenging. Miss Event has disposed of threeopponentswithamm. imum of fuss thus far, klng only five games. The townsDAYTONA BEACH (AP) - National circuit this year. Darlington Monday, Petty led Vandiver are tied for third with ment is being contested, if uat Finishing either first or His closest pursuer is Dave rnorelapsandtheyeachgotl& 160. is the word, on clay and cNot second In the last eight races, Marcis with 2,852. James Hyl. points, Just doesn't lose on clay. Petty tops all money winners Richard Petty keeps ton is third with 2,719; Richard much anyway, Since this was the first event for the year with $232,645. Dalengthening his lead In the sea- Childress fourth with 2,639; and The last time Miss Event 1 - Colts Release Bertuca BAI.TIMOHE I APt The Baltimore Colts of the National Football League cut veteran linebacker Tony Bertuca Tuesday, a Colts spokesman said. Bertuca, a second year player from Chico State, was released on isaivers as a free agent. Chris Evert To Face I been woeful against the run. Manders was replaced by John l"it. zgerald, who actually beat him out last year. Manders was used mostly on center snaps to punters and placekickers. lerrible Turk's Baylor Over Rebels MePae. XC. 3$. P JackSon, Oak. 3 5inglet. B.aI. 37; Mayherry XC. '31 TRIPLES-Rivers. Cal. 11. C' Brett. XC. 1). Orta, Chi. $0; P Kelly, CPui. 7: I Ted wt a HOME RUNS-P Jackson. Oak, 30. Mavberry. XC. 29. C. Sect?, Mil. 71; NY. 75: PurrugP,i, Te'i. 7' EN BASES-Rivers. Cal. 14' Washingt, Oak. 10, OtiS. XC, fl; Remy. Cal. 32. C'Crrw, Min, PITCHING II) Oecis,ons)Moref. BSrt 113. 7P&' 3 36 Palmer. Bal. 70 S. 714. 716. P tee, Rca, Ill. 361. Tanana, Cal. 116. 7. 231. Plyleven. Mm, 146. 700. 291. M Torrep. Ral. 167. 696. 331. Leonard, XC. $13. 6*1. 345, Wise, Rca. 17$. 610. aoi STRIKEOIJTS-Tanana. Cal. 720: C, Perry. Tei 395. BlyIc yen. Mm 1! Pn Cal 118 BIr'. o. 3M for the season. Garrison, who injured his leg bulldogging a steer on the rodeo circuit, 1.111)' and Manders all retired. Hayes, who didn't block enollgh to suit Iiindry, was traded to the San Francisco 49ers. linclry Ilas replaced Hill, a perennial 1,000-yard gainer, with Charles Young and Doug l)ennlson, The results during the exhibition season have been spotty with neither runner consistently impresslve. Both are second-year players. Lation to pick this as the Upset ing Georgia 7-7, The Panthers Special of the Week. Wayne had better win this one because NV, )P, 6.67. 171 qarnis -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By hERSChEL NISSENSON lions be permttted to bring 60 Hardin has Temple among the players more than 150 miles better teams in the East but Joe NEWYORK(AP)_...Theft from central Pennsylvania Paterno's club is king of the whileTemple,locatedlnPhiliy, Easternhlll—alia.sMt.Nittany score of the college football hereby forecast on the nose ... can only dress 48? The savings - until someone proves 60.48 in favor of the home team. to Temple should be allot $3.60, otherwise ... Penn State 27-10 Thai's because the National basedonl2playcrsat3ocentsa East Carolina at North Caro. Collegiate Athletic Association, head, which is (he trolley-bus lina State: Wolfpack won't , in an effort to curtail expenses, fare from (he campus to taking the Pirates lightly after hasdecreedthatonly48players Franklin Field. lastyear's24.2osqueaker. With County, Florida under the fictitious have levied upon the following C)FR 19 name l CASSELBERRY FLORIST. deScribed property owned by fir Last year's crystal ball pro- Dave Buckey pitching and may goon road trips while the CITY OF and that I intend to register said dim Development Enterprises. Lid, home side can dress no more duced a mark of 519 right, 203 l3uckey catching ... N.C. State name with the Clerk of the Circuit Said property being located in ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, FLORIDA than 60. Court, Seminole County. Florida in Seminole County. Florida. more wrong and 18 ties for a .719 $.7 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO rt1cuIarIy described as follows accoroance with the 'ovis' of percentage. Villanova at Maryland' the Fictitious Name Statutes. To ADOPTION ThCSOWh',OfLotSIand7. Block CONSIDER OF Wonder how MiSSOUrI will What's a nice guy like Dick 1. Sanford Farms according 10 plat PROPOSED ORDI7ANCE 0' Florida Statutes Section I&S Wit like traveling to Alabama Missouri vs. Alabama at Birthereof, recorded in Plat Book I. TO WHOM 1 MAY CONCERN knowing the second-ranked mingham: "I'd rather play the Bedesem, Villanova's new 1937 Roy A Jeftries NOTIr F IS HEREBY GIVEN b 177 and 171. Seminole County the City of Altamonte Springs. PublIc Records Crimson Tide won't even be good teams than the average coach, doing in this situation? Itlit Oe i' Geo San Francisco at HO%tOn STPIKFOU'TS-Seaver NV 701 Me'ssersmith. LA. 190 (r$y game's %heduled Montefuscri, SF. 171. Sutton. IA. 364 RCP,Md. Htn RO American League American League BATTINr, 1130 at East W L Pct. GB (arew, Mm. 372 1 von 130 Munson ifY 335, R'cr' s") Pr's?on Rsr, 3Ia WA%h.ngton. os P,ttime.r' 71 81 316 6 310 Plr* York 8$ 8$ 7' a B)' MAJOR AMOS B. hIOOl'LE PUNS- I vnn fiso. $6; Ystr Cleveland 67 19 lPm'kl. Rca 11 RIce. Bsn. I). Milwaukee Original Wizard of Odds 60 77 43$ 73 Major ('arew. M;n $7 Mayberry. KC. Detroit 33 17 793 77 Egad, friends, the ' West preliminary reports I've PIIPIS RATTED IN-lynn OaklAnd $7 33 Pu". IuIoopIeS ,Rice. B. 91. received from the Hoople C.ty 71 61 54 kansas P .takson. Oak. 93. Mayberry Te'aas 67 71 416 )3, operatives in the field coupled ... ,, KC, $7 (iSntt. Mil . $6 (P')cAoo 46 71 117 16 with the information gleaned in HITS- (a'pw Mm. 177; Mun Mirv'iej&l 63 70 411 36 :. :' snn, lilY, 16* 0 Brett, XC. 136. my personal reconnoitering of California - . 43 71 460 Sirioteton, Ral. lii. Washing many cf the practice fields, ," .'. --' '-:':I-':Tuesday's Results tori. Oak. reveal without doubt that . . . Pattimcre 33, Cleveland 77, DOUBt ES-lynn. Bsn 39, Itt, 10 inn;ns Boston 7, New Yoit't a MiIwuepe' 6. Detroit KAnSaS City 1. Chicago i. 17 - - -. ome Team Favored9 (tiiCAofl IPraII 00) at St ('ul$,tt. (in I?). 00. 771. site has been switched to I rIu-s IRC,d 379). In) Hrahs$v. SIt. 313 716. 369. Philadelphia? Will the Nittany San Francijn fFalcorie 1091 Seaver, NY. 707 741. A? Houston (Rictard 9$). In) P Jcres SD III 697 7V Thursday's Games Penny. SIt. 9 1. 697. 3 49. Kr car flieno at Atlanta, In) Py. (in, 94. 6*7. 1 ¶5: Norman Ins Ano.Ies at Cincinnati. (.n. •.a. 697. 3 73: Matlack . I,') - Legal Notice P4011CC 5 hereby gven that we are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of PfOaQed in business at IO1OA State Street. anIord, Seminole County. Fecution Istued Out of and under I Florida under the fictitious name of the seal of tP,e Circuit Cowl ot SF Ml NOL E PROPERTY Seminole County, Florida. upon a final judgment rendered in the MAP4Ar,EMENT. INC . and that we Oklahomaisnext Georgia2o. tfoq'jI court on the 17th day of July. A D 1973. in that certain case Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole 17. No Upset Special this week. r'ntitltd. C Howard McNulty. as Covrily, Florida in accordance With Trut Plaintiff. vs Birdlen thI' provIsions of the Fictitious N#iOiP Statutei, To Wit Section Developr,ertt Enterprises. Ltd. a • Florida limited Partnership, and $6309 Florida Statutes 1937 S VIaho Bruer, Davis and Gerald StockS. itS . l'leriry R Dowd 0erie'al Partners. Defendant, which FICTITIOUSNAME and Karl Glastad, Notice 's hereby given that I am afores6id Writ of Eaecution was as Trustees ei,aaed in business at P 0 236. delIvered to me as Sheriff of AltCmonte Springs. Seminole Seminole County. Florida. and I Publish Segt 3. 10. I?. 71. 197$ _____________ Baseball Note NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE SCOREBOARD ajar League J! . ____ ___ —J I leased dufensive back Alvin Wyatt and got linebacker Rich Thomann back from Memphis for future consideration. Defensive back Fletcher Smith came off the injured reserve and is expected to play Saturday at Shreveport, La. $45 The JCPenney Battery. RevolutIonary. Hs no filler caps because it's sealed at the factory. You never have to add water. Corrosion is virtually eliminated. And it'i the most powerFul battery of its size available for a passenger car. So powerful that JCPenney iiu&i Williams. The Express can take an). or all of them, but is not obligated to do so, said player 'r5cu1ne1 director Kay Stepht'nson. "We are in the process of trylug to learn about their backgrounds and skills," Stephenson said. The weekend of Nov. 29-30, when Jacksonville was to have an open date, will now bring Portland here for a second time mi the season. Its first visit will will guarantee it (or as long as you own your car. Sizes 24, 24F, 74, 27, 27F, 77, 22F and 72 to fit most American cars. Heavy duty shocks I L Sale 4.99 I 8.49. JCPenney heavy duty shock absorber. Features 1 3,116. piston with "0" ring design. Available for most American and foreign cars. Expert installation available at extra cost. Reg. Yo nsters 8 -13 tO WI 11 Improve your chances of smnning in the 1975 Punt, Pass F KICk Competition by attending our flee clinic. You'll get I1.. important "how to" tips from experienced football coache5 To get into PP&K. iust brini'i parent or guardian in and sign FIIIee up. It's free. You'll gel a hoe lips Book and you ('ii attor.d thu clinic. Hurry! U U ,':i ' ___________ _ -if ' _______ i "l )up..,,;IiØhs JWw'7 4 '._,, - Save 30.07 'Most American cars and same foreIgn cars. Parts AdditIonal r N II IS\S 151 Here's what we do: Replace spark plugs as needed Replace points, condenser, rotor as needed Adjust cam dwell angle as needed Set basic timIng as needed Adjust carburetor as needed 4 and 6 cyt. 8.88 8 cyl. '10.88' — . j The JCPenney 5 step tune-Lip. COME IN AND REGISTER NOW - ' I up rr:,', Registration Ends October 3 KiCk CII fl IC j Reg. 99.95. Sale 69.88. 8 track tape deck with FM stereo radio. Features slIde controls for volume, balance and tone. Manual repeat button. FM stereo indicator light. Digital channel Indicator light. Burglar alarm. Sale prices effective thru Saturday. Eapert installation available It cain ct'ist Jack Prosser Ford Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322-1481 CHARGE III at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon, thru Sat. 8 a,m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. •I �411-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1915 I Today In Florida Daily Devotional News Suncoast Sunrise News 7:00 (2. 0) Today (6) News (9) Bozo Circus (44) Ijnlscope 7:30 (9) Am America (44) House Of Frlghtenstein 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Fllntstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas 8, 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Gomer Plye 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8. 13) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 7(X Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,0) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood 114 Phil fl.'vtthti* 11:30 (2.8. 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Live (9) Happy Days (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News (6) 6:55 (2) (8) EVENING To Tell The Truth (6) Don Adams Screen Test Special (8) Call It Macaroni (9) Billy Graham (13) Hear It Now (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7- 30 (2. 0) Price Is Right (13) Movie (35, 44) Braves Baseball 8:00 (2, 0) Rich Little Show (6) Tony Orlando (9) That's My Mama (24) FeelIng Good g 73 (9) Jim Stafford Show 7:00 (2) Survival Kit 9:00 (2.8) Sandburg's Lincoln (6) Cannon (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Theater In America 9:30 (9) Movie (13) The Law And Mr Jones 10:00 (2) Petrocelli (6) The American rs 0 , fl•• ,.fl (13) Burke's Law (35) Double Action Theatre (44) Dinah 10:30 (24) Caught In The Act 11:00 (2.6 9)) News (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 2. 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad ----------. 1? 30 (441 Donahue I'Cil IL 8) Tomorrow ch Thursday MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise ..ubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Alm.tac 6:15 (6, 6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 ) Sunrise Semester Asia AFTERNOON 17'00 (2,44) '," (6) Young And Restless (8,13) Magnificent Marble Machine sat r.__..ig____ 571 CYVWIIF1V (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2. L 13) Jackpot () Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Marble Machine (6) News Pyramid (9) $10,000 (24) World Press I R Nj Eg Pit, iS TV ti L Pull I UI J ARLfI (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2. 6, 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Florida Report 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid (24) Jeanne Wolf 7:30 (2. 0, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I 13) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (44) Spirit Of '76 3:30 (6) Tattletales (9) O- Life To Live (24) Yoga (35) Rocky And Bullwinkle (44) Flintstones 4:00 (2, 6, 13) Somerset tó) Mery Griffin (9) Dinah — (24) Sesame Street (35) Underdog (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza Ill v, kA..... V JI 111111 (9) Lucy Show (35) Batman (44) Gilliqan's Island 5:00 (9) GillIqan's Island (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space ,. .__ 1441 me rarr,oqe Family 6:00 (2. 6. 0, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 0,) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched I s 39J J 4.0 41 J 42 143 '44 45 — 46 ___________ ——— 48 47 51 49 56 — — ---M Air conditioning ecrrraI t4i-.! •. ;. For free eStirfl.11e., (.111 C ar l Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 373 1771 11111111111111111 -59 60 1 JJ L.1.. ....2 A Ancient Civilizations SEEK & FIND 5 TUT1C IIS The Sister In Law ALSO • " TRIP WITH Tmis Too or - AhuuIn.aS.ans__,. Windo* A Door Screens CuStom made Repairs Disc ount Prices 372 so Sonny Brooks .Homo Improvements Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear forward. backward, up. down, or diag onally in the puzzle. Find each help nnst' th,,alurcj.'-v .t,' Ned .' Panning gno,s wnc1ws nur;-J concrete work. etc By the hour or I ASSYRIA I3ABYLONIA (I!..I.I)F.A IA.'PT warehouse burglaries. MESOPOTAMIA (;REF.Cl: PHOENICIA HITTITE ROMAN EMPIRE MEDIA SUMER TOMORROW: Asian Coastal Waters - Concrete and carpenter work. remodeling, air conditioning. roofing 323 0765 _____________________ ____ . n trv... Q.mn Iinn-- -- - PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 123 339 r 1 - - LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. Zl Don't turn down any invitations today where there'll be a large gathering. You'll make interestlng contacts you couldn't make elsewhere, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're luckier through others today than you would be if acting on your own. Let your associates call the shots. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You'll find others will be extrawilling to go out of their way today to be co-operative. Ask for aid if needed. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your material prospects are very bright, but you must do something constructive with nnnnrtiinitipx thnt r'nmø SCI1RPEII (fliet WNnv 99I Conditions are more (Hvorable now. 'T They nwy be for accumulating posse"ons. 21) You'll hear from a friend Another little windfall may today who you haven't seen in Pegister,dwIththestafeasCIsA Contractor, Homes, additions 3371 or $96 $111 eves - SLIM ARE BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS I To List I SP,At CHEAP Nice efficiency apartment. upstairs, all utilities turn 197 50. Adults only, 372 7796 "yes & wk nds (',aranr lpartment turn or unlurn sir (Ono ir mpeled. freshly Fi.lIflhf'Ct ( P)',r' to '.hoflp:ng 317 Office- M.ckln.s now" 'nu'll •It that A.. Ca - equipped, (Ofilplett'Iy fenced. near Lake Mary Elementary 117 176.4 -um '. -16 you ha-i.' tricul therest now try IN,. brst lip-rI -.nt S. t-Ody work 736 7576 after 6 m 373 1393 Pik up & del'vt-cy , . Pest Control IRV ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 377 8565 ' 32—Houses Unfurnished , K rider, Acsoc W Garnett White, lImber 107 W Commercial 1 -.- 119.300 NOW 322 7700 SEE THIS - - 519.500 1 h.iths Assume WITT REALTY HOUSEWIVES- MOTHERS YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept. 4, 1975 You'll have several friends 0 NEED EXTRA MONEY? To You can supplement the family Income and working behind the scenes this You Pray select the color and we will earn your money from a Herald Route. * They're Hot" * "SERVICE BEYOND Stomach Problem 'Told partially MIS-- REALTORS 1') 0011 SUPILAPID- 3 bedroom, I bath. fenced yard Assume mortgage, will take second 377 7131 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC MUST SELL -- New 3 BR 7 BATH HOME. all extras, good location MAKE OFFFP 8% Commercial Properties -1 Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat Ani Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside AndCl) Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More f I t Come On Out And See For Yourself. SALES BY KISH Homes, 321.0041 -4 are an Integral part of 8a%dlewood 6 Afternoons A Week j - I I REALTORS 830 60461 After HrS $) 1170 - TAFFER REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 377 6655 111'4E 25th St YOUR PEACOCK WOULD LOVE THIS ACRE Lovely I tIP home Nice land toned for horses scapino workshoo Bring your this $77.5(0 peacock to oem LET'S MAKE A DEAL' FreShly and c'os' t country - --ss—oa ts & Accessories t Home on lake 3 BR. 11,, 2640 Hiawatha Ave. at)? $2 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 0)7W, 1st St .3775441.37777 37 UAI ('Al DDT From $159.00 INCLUDING 322. 2611 I Washer & Dryer - _____________________________________________________________________________ f 1973 Yamaha RD 730, with faring Excellent condition 1300 miteS t.clutt -wr'ed 9950 17) 1739 1967 Falcon 4 fIr sedan. I cylinder automatic, air condition. low "IcaQe, 5193 Call Don Pope. 17, 491 Dealer -,- Motorcycle Insurance lOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL? Van. automatic transmission, air coflditi0ried. 51.500 Phone 377 6991 80—Autos for Sale Place an ad in classified It doesn't matter what you need You'll find that some reader has iust that item he or she would like to Sell. Do It rv'w' 914 ( Apr i, 7.000CC engine, air, AM FM stereo. cr)ppf'r colOr 76 mpg town, 30 plus mpg highway 13502 cash 377 7300 eves and will ends ('Alt 171 17411 CASH CASH 322-4132 Cash For Your Junk Cars DAVIS' 173 9370 IPX License Iliquer & food) Available With Installation Of Complete Kitchen; Lounge Completely Equipped With 200 3239136 We Buy Furniture CLUB LUI FOR SALE - For Your Junk Cars 3713 1)79 For used furniture ,,ppiances tools. etc Buy 1 or ItO) items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity NOLL'S Casset berry. Hwy 17 97 810 1206 t'.attery, runs good. $US Phone 37? 493, 1971 Dodge Sportsman BLAIR AGENCY 3713166 Plus Seating; 4.300 Sq. Ft. Floor Space. Low Down Payment And 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon. %mll V 5. automatiC, air Phone 373 1719 '.ery Liberal Terms Available Will Consider Joint Venture '69 VW. 37.000 miles. excellent condition. 11.190 or best Oiler CALL JOHN 323.0630 323 746 II?'IL 5JVLL)LII REALTY INC 20E,7S1hSt 3737*32 HAL COLBERT, REALTOR Eves 373 0612 Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOCIATE.377 1517 FALL Tune Engine INCLUDES POINTS, PLUGS CONDENSER 373 3961 ii' Fiberglass with 20 hp molar and trailer. Only in water ID 'imes $795 323 4151 $995 SPECIAL Oil Change NEW FILTER $5 50 - 16' Fibf'qQlaSS Shlpjack, like new. 577$ Phone 327 47)5 IS' Runabout, fiberglas canvas top SO HP Mercury. engine & boat in excellent shape & ready to go C'..o1 trailer. 5795 322 1062 1 _______ Front End Alignment s Seabreete boat. Certified trailer Phne '77)3896 239 P4 Scott $1058 ______ - 59—isical Merchandise . ----- - - - TOYOTA-DATSUN.VOLKSWAGEN ?,tq'rrJl Prof Baby Grand s "-Oir t,estlfrr 4,t AltO fl..fl.,. . ''''''''"" This special offer on all 4 -Cy li nder Toyotas, 1200 Series Datsuns, . - 60—Office Supplies . .., -- chairs, Straight chairs, filing I NOW OPEN WEDNESDAYS 71L 8 P.M. By Appointment, Please OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 12th cabinets. asis Cash and Carry. NOL LS 7 c tr J 4 CasseIt-.'rr . '% 62—Lawn-Garden shrub and garden sprayers. 9$ cents ci GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St., 373 MX). p - BALL REALTY ______________________________ Herald Circulation Dept. '64 Newport Chrysler. new tires and PORSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 179? Sanford For more Information call High."it prices pad for your entire ,uitiqii' r'.tte' or s'nc3le 'tern I )rmiilurr' 5;lver, Jev,n'lr Sterling, Rugs, Oriental PaintingS 371 1758 1970 Honda iSO, excellent condition SIC to appreciate. 1175 Phone In 5)51 after 4300m - -- All week. Tools. Electric, Hardware. Fan. Table. large space heater Odds & Ends 110 Country club Circle 317 3133 377-1301, 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments - GARAGE SALE REALTORS ________________________?S6SParkDr. ,_,•_, 323-7870 CASH 321 4320 Garage Sale lhijrSfA, ,snd Frda 75th St west of Sanford Aw e Furniture, antiques plants, tools. clothing, slide proiector and screen 1 Free gilt per CustOmer ' Office Open 10.6 Daily 1 Piece or Hou.efull 1964 Fl Camino, good condition. plus e.tras 377 3191 after 5 p m ___________ Reg. Real Estate Broker . _ Ave (7-00() t OCATED CO'.,!ERClAL for %,It(' rr PROPE PT 110W. Airport Blvd. 1125 1778770 641 1006 P ayton Realty If you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn extra money call 1971 flpr.etin Minibike', 69 CC Can be road nsper ted Like new coed - ispeeo. AM FM Radio 5175 117 III? - COLOR TV, $II9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN club SACRIFICE , "Take The Little Ones With You," - - - S In city 570.900-Terms PS ANTIQUES 1961 Oldsmobile 417 i8—lPctorcyc1es - Used office furniture OLDER HOME Modernized 3 bedroom and 2 bathS Woc'cl or steel desks fe'xeuti. desk with central heat aria air, on 7 lotS Nairs. se(retarial desk% & A Vifla,5 results iisSt try f'A'tC 377 2611 ir Ill 999% PINEY WOODS BARN We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pct commission Free PICK ups Auction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford 377 7770 Color TV's from 190. B&W. from $13; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1700 S French. 373 1731. Oncanal And fencrxj swimming Pool 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, large tree shad ed lot ri QuiEt area 141 000 Terms I I I Crank Realty Your MLS Agency li fe at ' little' want ads bring b'g, big -53—TV-Radio-Stereo . ---- - Selling below appraisal at Broker, 107W CommerLial ____ Buy MOONEY APPLIANCES 3?) 069.' ____________________ 7125 YALE AVE - 3 or I OR mini farm, with lots of fruit, Has 1 OR 3222420 Anytime $ I OR. l', bath. old, in new con W. Garnett White Sanford 377 7111 to KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines tlinCflal iC j'JUL V'LUC World I garage, 3 yrs dition 521.900 ldylIwild JOHN )(RIDER. ASSOC SOCIAL ACTIVITIES No Baby Sitter. 21Y9 GALE PLACE- 3 horhood, fenced rear yard. drapes, range, 7 block' to z REAL ESTATE 68—Wanted 1974 VW Supef Beetle, Air, AM FM Stereo Excellent condition Take Over pAymentS of 1115 month 312 BARGAIN PRICES AUCTION. 373 7310 717 IIAYWOOD CIRCLE- 3 BR. balls, new carpet. in excellent condition Large lot 121.500 painted, '3 OR hOrmie. Quiet neigh Lots And Acreage 323.7860 change REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave washer, mint Condition, SOS Phone 3227337 "SANFORDS SALES LEADER" 2 BR fenced yird, carport, private street, 1)6.900 Terms 3726620 CA Reconditioned Batteries. 517.9$ cx 1973 Coup.' DeVille, like new. 19,000 mu Relocated, must Sell Call Wore 7 p m 343 9416 or 371 0733 even logs AT APPLIANCES SANFORD QUALITY SANFORD Realty \7 TAX CREDIT APPLIES VAS0 DOWN -------- - - 52—Appliances Ste n stro M 322.6457 MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boicar" Santord 373 1133 GORMLY'S E 16 conditioned 1*50 or best offer PP'onp $11 5902 Speed Queen automatic, heevy duty . '16 900 place to live. Car to drive, a jOb. Of KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st 51.3227333 We Buy Furniture and schools 170,000 each. terms For information call - Hwy 17.92 Sanford Next T '6-9 Falcon hardtop Sport coupe. standard Shift, 6 cylinder, new brak, excellent gas mileage, air come service you have need of, If you are having difficulty finding a Jersey milk cow and calf Sell on trade for farm equipment Phone 177 '1177 125.900 Farmers Home Administration '7 Federal Hou s ing Administration? Veterans Administration' Conventional Financing! Private Financing? Cash' in your Which Is best for you Situation-- Noone knows-but you We will give you direction to help with the right answer for your situation Call loelayFor Appt JOHNNY WALKER 67—U vestock- Poultry Modern dining room table with 4 chairs; sofa bed; easy chair; modern lamp Phone 371 0305 after 6Pm CALL 377 2611 available 373 3737 WPiteCamPe T000er.$?S Phone 373 3607 after 4 1100 rr, 1969 Chevrolet P1 Carnino. low niilelqe, *mtI V S. auto Inns PS, air Immaculate COnditiOn throuqhout $1.600 or best offer PP'rwie 162 7206 after 6 0 m Singer Zig Zag, ri cabinet, I needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $319.00. Pay balance ofI$$ or lO payments of 19 See at. Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sale. 700 LAUREL AVE -- 3 BR. 1 bath. Shaded lot zoned commercial, for a home or business $13,900 Who Knows? Earn 40 To 80 Weekly - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' 75—Recreational Vehicles female, $700 1770367 Assume Payments convenient to shopping district CUSTOM BUILT- 1 BR. 3 bath. Sliding glass doorS open from the ceramic tile floor family room with fireplace to pItlo and 1S'x)O' pool Kitchen equipped with Tappan double oven range. ice maker refrigerator & dishwasher - 3779111 Eve 1691116 7 Apartment buildings, near town THE CONTRACT" - 51—Household Goods apartment! Kish Real Estate Come out and see .-_-- .. °EAL TOR 3227Ifl Buying a rrw home! Moving to an 3236061 or 373 05)7 eves. ____________________________ Arbor area, cleared, landscaped, 113.600 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count er tops, Sinks Installation avail Rid (abelt 372 )S2 any time SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to s It You QualIfyl M. UPISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 003W Is? St Silver, 1)00 Phone 172 5005 CallBart Real Estatee New houses ina rural area No down A PART OF PARADISE- The most Beautiful home Site in Loch '0 'p install new carpet in all rooms, 3 Bedrooms freshly painted, large tot. 519000 apt Z still be at home most of the day when you ar roodntionf, fenced yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave $.900 or mike offer 373 3197 ___________________________________ 11S(OREBATE Select Your Carpet * "Get 'Em While * 1977 lISA 650. 1950 Bundytrombone, 7 Bedroom a)'.' Mary 7 bedroom, Fla room, fenced yard and shade By owner FREE 3727090 I w 834 2920 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR NO QUALIFYING 377 1907 Service the Rest. Western Auto Xl W lit St. MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 1792 Open Sal. SSun 95 New 3 t-idrm home, all extras. $ pet lflt.'rp'.t S10000 3277227 furnished, air conditioned; $170 and 1133 month. Phone 3776261. by Sale Modern, clean 1 BR home, (amity tO"i, oaraoe, carpets Call $31 Peg Peat Estate Brok er 371 0640 '373 7895 373 5715 - . for NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN $777 AKC Fnollsh bulldog puppies. champion blood line's. 7 mates. I Wanted Merchandise 73" Color TV, Stereo Combination Cheap Color Portable Also 1968 Chevrolet pick up 3230108 I bath, 3 BEDROOM. bEdroom, 1' mortgage Owner Wi ll carry 2nd nii'wtanie with 13.000 down 7 and 3 bedroom home,, kitchens 1-2 Bedroom Furnis Want in Pin waterfront home-Cash Mndr'rate Price range loai,;djatc only Prt'len St Johns or lake with .src.-',s to river Box 517 r 0 Evening Her a ld ___ -. completely fenced yard. tow utility rates, in lovely residential r4'iQhhnrhflod 36% 9097 atler 6 p m - Attention Retirees-- Help create an ideal retirement village on the beautiful Wekiva River at Camp Seminole 327 1170 47—Real Estate Wanted '., family room, double carport 34—Mobile Homes - I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL -TRADE 311 315 E First St. 377.5473 REALTOR 373 5774 7 and I beiroom patio horses. 5209 ma FIRST MONTH'S RENT F?.9INOI 1 - O Atr,,qe tracts, t'ilI and tare).' 12 COO 'r acre And up 'Terry Realty. Realtor, 675 07)1 SO—Miscellaneous 322 6173 perch utIlity. shade & fruit trees. 2606 S. Hwy 11 hEAl lOP 373 7198 -- fly Owner- 3 BR. 1 bath. Screened Harold Hall Realty 3-Bedroom, I', bath. in good Quiet Sanford løat.on 1193 month Call - _____ 4ommercial Property ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS oa,". Good Credit 373 5970 or $34 4603 76—Auto Parts 3103 Orlando Drive L.IVIPIGOUARTERSAP4D BUSINESS LOCATION - Where Quiet Ni Breezes Create You've Been Si - AFTER HRS. 377 0618 377 3991 9 Month old Sheltie, female, AKC. $100 Call 373 1369 anytime 67A—Feed Lawn Mowers We sell The Best & - '-b' 373 7111 NO f.'OPIEY DOWN ANY ('AR, '61 TO'7S At Chio A The Man Merrill Pmnt Baby Grand I 'i0nmbi'st0ffe'r M86719 De Bar, read all our want ads every day 3BP 7haths.on canal acre 101lakes. 113 500 373 1359 Sanford '3777511 G to 7924 Perk Drive imos old,1110 371 1766 t'RE(,OP Y ?,0tilL[ HOMES Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. REALTOR fl? 9781 -Autos for Sale 71—Antiques rrmate Pues 42—Mobile Homes NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. On husy Highway 1797 Start your own b,n,S,rio'S', 149 000 las" terms $ JZTLTLUYU , STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 7ndSt 3736177 Your Business... DjQJ 322-2611 or 831QQQ '-' 371 6393 33—Houses Furnished - —- - I bllghtS)fl 7357 Smlt Furnished Efficiency House Adults Only No Pets $tOMo 3733111 - Don't r*edf"5ecv,a useful purpow again when you'Sell them with aClassified Ad from the Herald" Call us today! Doii delayl Just dial 377-26)1 or 831 9993. To place your low 'nut WAnt Ad . - - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate fhrnt,'r 322•7643 - F Orre'St Greene Inc REALTORS Lovetycottage, ar, ,.arpt.iv, 1133 Adults No pets 373 7711 FI 1) I I. L I Li P U P5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes Werep.alr and sen,vce Paint & Body Work - LAKE MARY- 7 OR Duplex. 1)50 plus 390 deposit - SANFORD Well Drilling _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii — 41—Houses '. Sanford 32) 5202 By Ow ne r- 7, mites west Sanf or d. bedroom excellent condition 171 0710 or M? ? --- New Duplex, Furn or urifurn Drapes, Wat e r, Lawn Care 3711570 or 668 6346. 1505 W. 25th St. I • , ... - - _____________ - DELTOPIA- 125 needs lust what you hive to offer. CALL 177 761! . 38—Wanted to Rent Rental houSes of every Have applicants 372 5611 BALI. PEAt TY I argo 7 t-"i'trpn'rt injplCn, kitchen CaliBart Real Estate PEAt TOPS 7133 ____________________________________ 373 6333 Realty. REALTOR, 373 7730 WANT II) Service W - - II Aires, 7 mIIC% east ? bedroom. barn 5795 fireplace. cIbI oar month 17754713 Forrest Greene, Inc. __________________- Zoned C 7. 1 fIR, fireplace. garage. low down, move in 1)1.950 Acni ______-- - - 31A—Duplexes 121.9(0 3" 1939.373 1164 - - Wednesday, Sept. 3. 1915-56 Ev'ining Herald, Sanford, Fl. 65—Pets-Supplies appraisal 321 6412 I AK F MARY I bedroom, I: bath homewith central hell & air, near elementary school S Community College VA financing available Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISt IP4G REALTOR )77 1991 1919 S. French 777 7374, 3fl 1196.373 198.1 ARE YOU A VETERAN? --Do you have 1350! 3 Bedroom. 7 bath. Q.Srarte, central air, carpet. 7400 sq ft ideal garage, shOp, like new. only 577.800 323 9410 All or part. Will warehouse remodel to 'ut tenant 322 $321 or Larry Saxon, Realtor '377 M20 • j11" g. ____ War II Years" By ' Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. does have attacks without DEAR DR. LAMB In 1967 either of these causes, Dr. my husband had an ulcer Three or four years ago lread operation, and part of the your column on low blood sugar A History Of Sanford I Stomach was removed. The and tried including protein in Lamb nerve was also cut to prevent his breakfast and that helped[ I by Peter Schaal Ithe formation of stomach acid, for about six weeks. After that I I Very soon thereafter he tt made no difference. Wewould Peter Scheal's 2nd. book de!afling Sanford's started having weak, shaky certainly appreciate your grow growth trom md to 1945 and lisling more than - 3peUs aoznetlmes breaking out comments on his problem. after eating. With a small V 6000 local names is still available (limited I In a sweat. These might come DEAR READER—You have stomach after surgery it may every few days, or they might given a good desc'ipt1on of the dump all the food out into the supply). be two or three weeks apart. He "dumping syndrome." This is a small intestine within 10 is still having these spells, frequent complication after minutes. That is why it is called Sold by C.I.P. Proceed3 to be used for Seawalk We have to watch surgery removing part of the the dumping syndrome, tried beautification. carefully to arrive at some stomach (in as many as &) per Normitlly food is kept in the reason for these coming on, but cent of patients), Most patients stomach, and the stomach Only $9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford no theory lasts long. We know with this problem get over it, I Atlantic National Bank, or call 322-6473 for I tension does it, and eating but a small per cent continue to secretions are added bit and it becomes a liquid, adequately delivery. I sweets without something solld have the problem thereafter, diluted with water. When the and non-sweet to go with it is Normally It takes about two food is dumped rapidly into the fairly sure to do it, however, he hours for the stomach to empty intestine it is not diluted yet. .m. II Vit, fl Ufl FROM Stemper Realty 37—Business Property 9141 3 BR. 7 bath Pnerrest area, large yard. 5190 ron 190 depoalt 377 7331 ext '11 or alter S. 830 IS?) TOWNHOUSES lust sit there waiting Icr the Phone to ring Advertise your business service in The Herald's 8uslnes Patio STUDIO 1, 2,31 BEDR OOM SUITES (J I 89Ift { S BLUES' classified Directory. - -- '#Iow FHA Titusvllle-- I bedroom. I' bath, watt to wall carpet, fenc ed yard. beautiful %hdc trees 519.500 269 1770 Real Estate 2313 Park Drive 170 up 7 or 3 bedroom house. 1 balls, utility 1. storage room No fridge, no stove, corner lot. Big yard San ford Realty. 1177 7217 or 377 7173 Apartments 0flt _____________________________ .. Luxury -. From coming year to help make come your way unexpectedly. some time. You hive much to things more comfortable for LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll share. You'll pick up where you you. One may be instrumental be receiving good news from left off. in bettering your financial lot. a - "Sanf ord And The two different sources perhaps today. Return all calls. Read your mail carefully. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Seeds you've shown In the past fell upon fertile soil, Rewards you're entitled to will be for. - LIML01W MABLEYI "AMAZING GRACE 1 or 2 BedroomS Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK plus MO security deposi t Phone 323 1767 eneva G ardens Tree Service ' MOWING , Thinking about that summer vacation' Get a better car through theclassifiedads intoday'spaper for you than usual today regarding your career and your CANCER (June 21-July 22) image. You're still In a fortunate cycle SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. I oil R 199 0 9 Expert root repairs, flit roofs or shingles All work guaranteed PROGOEPI ROOF ING 321 6100 72 .(%) 3 Bedroom house'. unturnispued: 7 screened in porches 1150 month 322-1193 Roo.rng , , t.- - tI w Custom Work Licensed. Bonded "We service All makes and models" rrr-t- estimaTe to is Free Pickup and Delivery Sanford Business Macnines f *, n- For Thursday, September 4, 1975 MY- KIM ILIDD0111 Ouiet 1. safe Adults only. No pets --_ Pt HART'S RADIO A TV 321 7970 or 1' 2 78;'9 after 6 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER YAM nu .'rp'n' Need yoi.,r (4i,5' deenc1etl ervlce. 57 and up 9'7 by the job 3779365 ETRt'SCAN By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ITHEMMMILBON Radio & TV' -.-._ Lawn Care - midwestern TAURUS (April 20-May ) You have the ability to finalize You situations today. Don't fool around with small stuff. Get to the major issues, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There's a pleasant surprise brewing regarding something you've been hoping for. It will unfold in a very unusual ' .--- fIab no.' v CuSfofin hay tAIcinq Light clearing 377 8127 after S your friendly Classified ga l at The tirrald In 2611 of $31 11 CBS CANNON "The RERUN A Others will find you a dynamic person to be around today. You'll have a way of making good things happen for them as well as yourself. unfurn apts in duplex I OR. 5)13; 2 Or, 5)63 Carpeted, air conditIoned, kitchens equipped Rest Sanford residential area. U_ VOA 111Q. Psr -rit; bicycle' Sell these idle items with I want ad To place your ad. Cell hIdsien name and box it in as shown: ARIES (March 21-April 19) A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressurecli',,o-rr,j ______________________ HOROSCOPE 1! 4 1J 1 Land Malntcnand'e KidS outgrow toe swing set or small guest, mayor calls probe a seres i of - - LhnC CI-aring, fill dirt, clay. rork. All lindSof cliOging House trailers Stored & mov ed. 3779147 or $31 1195 wtprfrnnt estates, improved, Pearly' $ 11 1 t)eSt family 631 4097 7rrrir'rt A Build later One & 7 bedroom apart men's. furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated Come see 300 E - Unfurnished ?bedroom home 1130 Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 month plus deposit Phone 377 '549. For Leate-- Exceptionally nice - ESTERSOP4 LAND CLEARING BulldoZing, Excavating, Ditch SERVICE ON BLACK S WHITE Work Ed, di rt,fop Soil 322 594) TVs, RADIOS AND RECORD Pt AYERS 2197 S PARK AVE 321 O799anytime Investigator" to or 675 SSM carpet, oarage, screened porch, large lot, good location Assume 7'. pct or S7S0down. EHA Priced - - _____ BAMBOO COVE APTS. Pressure Cleaning. - -POOM 10 BREATHE' Acre lot .n ?,'.cinthly Renlnls Available $1195130 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I IA SR 431 Longwood 30-Apartments Unfurnisbed - ______ ______ . C&A Backhoe Service TOWIRS jy SALON I (formerly 14 arr- e tv% fleury PlookI 9191 F r5t. 377 1,742 _____________ -I.. -_______ Aerial, Portraits. Advertising $3) CADIII ---- 35—IMbiIe Home Lots Central air& full carpet, nice area n like new condition, 3 Of, 7 baths, 5?0 1,4f wri Rentals PHOTOGRAPHY SEAMAN - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St I.i'inr 177 PAII Weddings, Candids. Commercial. -- -- -'I, I(,re for :lder,y prr'-.n.,, ,,, __six "flON'T NEEDS"- FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 373 7611 or $31 9993 And a fr irMly Ad V%r will help yoL Land Clearing Beauty Care the sbow, having a good time Cannon , Pt INli t..rJ I P. 4 ,i)r1)ir) jip. - I ___ 21—Situations Wanted Care • P C 0 N D I I I ON I N o. DUCT REFRIGERATION, WORK. 21 hour Service. All makes DYKES AIR CON DITIOtIING. 372 687) VIAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR' 7I WINTER ITEMS. SELL J. MOVING HAULING SALVAGE fellow It Home Improvement51 --_______________ .......... i- i. • '. I' .i'ii-r r'.; '.,iruI,i!eI Piasr,-r l,I'iIr 1N brick & stone specialty 377 2180 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS. 377 -1331_________________ ______________________- Hauling with Stafford and Arte Johnson. 9 11's 730 Experienced 1st cook. also must BE ABLE 3'O PREPARE BREAK FAST, 1064 Hrs per week, good working (Ondlonis Insurance benefits u.iit tor appt 661 4193 -- 57 Two bedroom trailer, air con ditioned. lights & water furnished 377 3659 ________________ - SANFORD -- by owner, 3 OR, 7 bath, I yrs old. Central heat air, Beautiful ranch type home, 3.61 acres, stable. Osteen area. 617- 1913 I?' wife. I AR. air conditioned, adults 5170 mc, 377 9939 I cionwood- I ovely I bedroom With Of without use of therapeutic pool. Ps'.pnapile Phnne A31 3161 ________ 41—Houses - 1617; 373 618.6 , 50 — — _4_ 55 I area $33 month Phone 373 1719 3 Bedrooms tarqr yard wtri plenty fruit trees new pant inside and out 5165 month pluS security John Larry Saxon. Realtor 171 9110 - 41—Houses 17'x4$' mObile home with large Added room on 10 acres, Geneva Garage Aprtmen• 2100 Mt'ltonville' Ave — [37 34—Mobile Homes 7 Bedroom Furnished 4 RERUN This one deals with treatment. Johnny Cash joins depression. Dick Cavett, host, the discussion, 8:3 9-39 ARC TI1I JIM 11 "110411111 fl4x?a($ STAFFORD SHOW Big thing about tonight's show is a rare NUT" guest appearance by Robert ALOHA-BOBBY IPGJ Mitchurn, lie needles through wro MAT I, [ E 31—Apartments Furnished 9J 88:30 PBS FEELING GOOD and Dr. Nathan Kline discuss SHOW . . ____18—Help Wanted I CLASSIFIED ADS iII TV HIGHLIGHTS & ROSE 4—Personals - ---, --Lecithin' Vneqar' 86' Ketpf' Nbw ITIrI for all four in one capsule. ask lAIElR Management ACROSS Potential 51 F, ?l month V86 i, rausrs Drugs lab) 1 Asian beast 01 -FioridA based retail ClOthing Orlando - Winter Pok Seminole 52 Uptight A burden O 9 corporation n..1s 4I0% Oriented ('FT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOP bukinti A .1 Ti.i Lind i person who wants .idnmnt THEIR COST A FRACTION OF mber 3222611 8319993 p s ri,ite career potential, IPOM TODAY'S WANT ADS CI(cIlflt COil 54 $ Indian weight ______________________________ 91PITA!fJ bcne'filS Send resume to floe 5), 55 Native metal 10 Bombasts CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES -' -'It(0 The Evening Herald P 0 Box J MA 56 Distant (ii't''*l I? j: A S—Lost & Found Ir 1657, Sanford. ElI 37711 U 57 Kind Of chees(' 14 Mouths nat 41c line 1IhruS times E.$j HOURS 58Gprmn.vtic1i B1 Kitchen Helper. 10 - 30 to 3 30 15 Negative 31c a line 6 thru 25 times N 01 Small male Chihuahua 59 Above (contr ) FOUND contraction Delivery person. ID 30 to 2r and 5:30 P.M. 8:00 AM. 24C line 26 lImes S type fbi. 111 and 177 area Owner 16 Norwegian tale 60 Manner 33 F,iU nionin ii Remained part time waitress Call 37) 096) MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) (lisCctiOfl identify and nay for ad 373 5601 or 17 Pole upright lab I SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum $t 6445 Ldiet as fashion stow directors for 18 Swift answer 13 D.rect cm 40 Golf teachur o Small islands 19 Railway Post Sarah Coventry Jewelry earn $3 to 41 Large bird DOWN 22 Run Office tab I 43 Bidding 53 per hour commission Full or 6—Child Care DEADLINES b 24 Soft felt hat 1 12 I!1Ir1Ih% 21 Body part (archaic) part time No experience Fals'hood I? 2 26 Sm,li weight 23 Spreading 44 Bones (comb necessary SampI(3 free Start *dS) Noon The Dag Before Publication Territory lab) rays form) Now 349 5170 or 319 5691 Complete child care se &s New 31 U S stale lab I 3 German 24 Sense 45 Additional Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE philosopher 37 Anger 25 Formerly 46 Above We have listings We have tuyerS. DIDDLE DAY CARE m 5Q S undcu. j - Noon Fddoy 33 Roman bronze 4 Seesaws 27 Feminine 48 Andre -We need another real estate Ii 5 Too much (hild care in my home, Suntand 34 Elitsts name Iliterature censee to help us make sales. Rutli) Estates Phone 377 5818 36 Indian cymbal 28 Asiatic inland Nobel Prize Forrest Greene. Inc 6 Large Asian 37 Singing voice sea 19471 373 6353, 377 0970. eves Christian Day School has opening Country 39 Urgent request 79 )-(i,ny 49 Asian I 4—Personals for Ion 5 yr olds for fall semester. 4—Personals 7 Tender 47 intestinat country Opportunity and challenge for man 30 Chinese Tuition. 17S mo Call Lutheran 8 Roman IOvC disease 50 Title pagoda nr w'fl in Seminole County (nufCft or Redeemer. ui 3SS7 or y){1 45 Small part cl's 35 One Ire. wIn 51 Sight txw Above average earnings Career - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Mrs Martin. 3776400 4' Sri' i ri' Fall us1l' '3 ('ich me,.', IN YOUR FAMILY? with a National Company Can be I ACID WITH A DRINKING 1111 0t'wf' bOSS if you can sell Call AL ANON PROBLEM FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and 111 P F Haroce. 305 891 1357 or send 6 For familieS or friends of problem Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous evening dId care 6 30 a m to —— — -resume to 3718 Hargill Drive. drinker'. Can Help a m A Child's World 373 8121 Orlando. Florida 3706 For further Information call 173Call 173 4557 12 13 — ii 14 4507 or write A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants WritePO Box 17113 ptl0t,iSt, part time. 2107. 4 days Sanford Al Anon Family Group P O. toage? only Next to new Drivers' Sanford, Florida 37771 week Reply With complete a [ 15 — ci-' -— IT- Pox MI. Sanford. Fla. 37711 License Bureau 322 6445 resume to Box 513. c 0 The I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE MARRIAGES Evening Herald P 0 Box 1651, Baby Sitting In my home. Winter 19 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Sanford, Fla . 37771 Performed by Marilyn. Notary. Springs ,srea. 7 to 6. S days week BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Ocala. 901 737 8161 or 737 0773 520 Very dependable 373 2905 MYSELF AS OF Aun 79. 197S REAL ESTATE SALES 22 23 HCtE opening ton lull time licensed - __P ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll _________ soc'ate i xperien,' not Free. 6A4 7077 for"We Care' 18-Help Wanted ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help necessary, we'll Iran and help "Hotline". Adults or Teens. you to meet the right person lUSt We furnish sales aids, ads. Iitj. AVON for you NATIONAL SINGLES Let Therapeutic Pool referls and flog,' time PIeaant Want to earn Extra Xmas money' CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 improve your health office facilities For confidential Call 641 3019 27) 2110 Phone 83) 3763 IppOintmpnt call at TONIGHT'S T\, Wednesday Ac,i I 1 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrtjff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford - - - . - - -- - - -. ) a We are proud to announce that Robert Meyers is a fine mechanic and is now associated with us In our Service Department, Robert was fornrIy with Bill Baker Volkswagen, 63—Mchinery.Tools Robert Meyers Boring EQuipment, 51.500 4' HP Air Machine, 560" of I" Augers. t00'ofl"Augers; Sit' of 1" Augers 8)lSVlAalter 6pm --_ -- - 64—Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lure Electric Carpet Shampoolif for only %I SOP*f day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ECONOMY TOYOTA OF SANFORD Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. PH. 322.8601 365.5611 �11 'jl_. ., . . -• • , •' - — a - - I_ I- 'S - - -- I' —S S % ___ i _ __ - — —2 613-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft ____Wednesday, Sept.], 1975 I CARN BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker J%EAP4P CLIP NP NTEA OF ERE IT CO%E.'" IANP I ELL O41' TWW i7.'' UT 3E E i NOT 4 3CO CATC4E 4N V4EN '1_LiP T4E O HAS TO WIN AT BRIDGE F I OWAl B) I) ______ opening, but he has two four. 't 411111110 ' - 7 ~ M b y Dave XIT GO, BATH 4'T WE I AND ET IM A ~ SUN, JUST LE T ET THE \)UE Ala is off / - - O. NEES sY.J - ALONG .1 1, , 1 - - I -1 - 1% e% t North Fast çj I.:: 'T, I 1, .~,,, M_. - _r.'11111_ _ fri l. 1 runn- _______ __________ __________________________ - - -' -. -- _ m_ - -- - - ________ - t e S hii t B JEAN PA11'L,ON U . P . ,I — r, .X I . . '11~. ' __ L\ _ Pass 6 0 ., I - ~ ~ ~~ ~`!o' - L't THE BORN ; - - -I.- '_- - L L2_ LOSER bY A 16"'; - \ I • , som / .. KISS SC-5 60T A A-5 CLMTl we, ( 0 Ii 1 C) in you J l)or Iknijat is Iris Indirect more your style? Perhaps out-and-out Agatha Aggressive? of women to overcome Or I Herald, - 4 6 / / i q) I / 11~~,* '* I don't worry about Jimmy standing up until I'm seated' I worry about his allowance standing up until I finish dessert" - ,_ r now patkrn retire p rttiiue of get As - ng one -_ entertaining. ___ x.. S5 3!E EXPECI . _________ 4 .E IS 1%14TE, b FUNNY BUSINESS B Roet Bol!en - - HiS DRIUER§. UcEgse LIKE M TAPF_ ,_~`? 1 ~ LOAJr' - -- - \---. . 1 4 __________ AWAUrY <r -. - - -- ---- - .- ____ 1 1,# * ~ I ' 4, ,, / I " ~', 1, iL I _____ ,i . - ,, ~ --I ~ __ - - - .- BUGS BUNNY 7 1=3 A -I A - - - -,-- __ .. I , , \. 1kcilum COMINO RJOHT Co1,40 5 - - ) S(RIBtL M (L-, IL a-d Iro __ !! 81 . . , .LI I—. I. --, ) __ - (( :j I I M - . . . - HOW - __ 1.3 Dick CyoIIj I 'S J //' % )) / / " --A \ )•3 . - : LIP s : AND : SAVE : % :. - --ç5 I / BE A E i REAU .:_ .; MUCH LAND COULD PLOWED IN A DAY. _j I H WE THE TIGER '.E APJ Bob Montana F no more wrong T( I NATURE!! CRE4TUES' 1. 1 kN .' j - __ - - _. - :.~ . ' - - (i .-'' CAPTAIN EASY ~~=~ ~-~ -_ .- __ - m7 - — __ I , J 10 ; ~ - I CV1 4 '- 7_ : - i . - - "NPV- .! t .] ~ 4i / i . ( ..%~ iI I / I/ I - / __ -- - . ~ i 1 fccr- ~ rcr ~ I I I i~ ,.!. ~., N." m1%, I Ek-%F- - i_~ l - __ - - - - - - I bV B0 bib - avis ji -4 & I 1 A 1607p ' - Y' - I / -7, Z 7. .- - - —/ - a. — i1&W— k_~ - II - I- - . . .. . % kk .I . . . .. . . A $!t 814DDYOCO 4 4 mi'l to ",A - t 91 .-i . I Pw ;o PLUMBING WALL HEATING, INC 1007 Sanford Ave — 322 6562 'THE HL,P40M)IN 9.21 CAN FIZ0fA THE THtep G;ZA ONE . . Levi Cli" ,rwme) __J ;% 1 V'1*1~ , _______ - e Jeans ~ Jackets J. $ eq. I WIL - ISM MAW IV!5V-$%on v ' 0 __ __ - i - *.X ---- - 9.1 I I ___ - __ __ - - --=--------- - -_ .---------. __ __ ___~__ ._____----_ T--, A ~----- —--------- to ,_ - . ~ t ~ .. I 00 s _______________ denim & corduroy, ... kil deere to match men & hoY s r I I Sooford s Finest oi iv MANUEL , ---------_ ___-____ __ ~______ ~- — __-_ ~___- ~___ ___ __ - Z_ -_ ______- -- - ED ii on ST ¶01 , r - 1-16 11t-41 % 1% . NORR ' _., 0 'We Care'Marks Oth Anniversary Tampa, and Nlrs. Rudd's B L Purcell of the Pine at 8 p.m. at the St. JoIm entertainment by the Sweetsister Care, Inc., formation booths t1S In October entral Florida's Suicide Hills Center Niall on Sept. 27 Lutheran Church in Winter A(k oes and the Orlando Folk %..— __J Prevention and Crisis Inter- anti 28; AlLimonte Mall on Sept. Park, Such problems as Dance flub. This will be held ention (cnter will celebrate 28, Colonial Mall the week of coiiuiiunications, sex, lonliness the Altamonte Civic (enter at Oct. 7-11; and Fashion Square and grief will be discuss,ed. 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 18,. its tenth anniveriay. the week of Oct. 13-18. Tickets for this event may be 17: The culminating event will be purclIA3ed b) writing, "We A full calen(Lar of events is ARRIVE A11VE Four inini-clinics will be a dinner and serious play Care 10th Anniversary." P.O. planned to publicize the oc,.- - r, SUNSH I NESTAT-E . Orlando. at 1 rel M i -- ___ Ir'~_I-~~_ ~ _ _~~ SCALP TREATMENT 50 • li:r:r,i, Reg.0 $ ., 1 0 4 Reg. $5 . .1 fl,,,, f 'it'' di" f r. :/i Poe APPC 'MtT Dial 322-9472 / f 4OW304; W.,44 I I ---S - - - (-,." , ''. ii, - 1; t, -~--tz_~~ - a5- ___ _. . ___ fAA NEN ki ki PE RMA UIT $7 I 46 -*At_A__ ", -, ~~~ I.1 SHAMPOO & SET - 19t _U - - .,- _;~_,A) t P .w_ GOOD THRU SEPT 9 Reg. L wK 111161 9 SPECIALS and daughter-in-law, Sir. - NA - -. V. , - __ ~ - ~ - 710 W. FIRST STREET - SANFORD HAIRCUT HAIR COLOR R i_ ~ , lj" ~ @ BEAUTY SALON . . F,.1 ., IW~6*4,~_ ...'FW. ~L_. x.),,,f , , I le CI SS , r., - - .! C!" - - their 50th %%edding anniversary on Saturday, ,Stopt. 6. from .5.7 prIIJr ;it it1(urmj Garden club 17 2, Su&and Estates \oformalinitationsare being sent and all relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. - tr4;1-2-;-!~_-f'-,#) ~~ a H101 , " II PH.322-4712 honored at an open house I - -11, - 1 `~J -------------_--~-~---~~--~~---~ I FURNITURE, INC. sizes I II -;~ ~, at / - ; - -- in 1. 11 Reception - F - ( ' -- Includes: 2 Beds with Shepherd Caster 3 Bolsters Covers Formic3 Corner Table Vo 1V - JEA ' _T.t - (Quilted Covers Available) I 0 I #V_ I Your choice of covers & colors over . 11 lo~ ,'-- _-:,I - G OUP I Friends To ' ficers - P10WO been actise in . ' ' 9 conention But X WAR T1 -- i. I - , _. CORNER SVSIOM Rudds Invite 1 I - . - Our riieznbershlp has really Mrs Jean Norris of 115 Lark and has wood Dr., Sanford is a can- more than doubled so that work with Democratic party. V didate for the state office of entities us to this man)'llic se,coryJ %ice president in nt for the representatives," says Mrs. the state organization is tkmo(T.atic Women's Clubs of Norris "and we hope to fill all. responsible for membership with 15 men Shc is the only candidate members The wife of Williarii A. Norris, associates. nominated for this high office. Jean is a mother of three Nlrs. Norris is currently grown children and five ,grand. In addition to Nirs. Norris, eight I ,I delegates and eight a),'ernates filling her set,ond term as childreii. She is recording J of the Democratic Women's president of the local chapter secretary of the Sanford (lub of tiiiinok (ount> are and is ako hairman of lkgion 1utii'fl (lob is ice ch ir $ expected to attend the state Two which toers from man of the Hibiscus Circle of and diction of of Dl)tonaBeachinl)uvalCounty the Sanford Garden club a Oct. 16, 17 and 18 at the to Sumpter County, She has member of Business and Don CeSar Hotel on St. worked on the county Professional Women's Club and Democratic Executive Corn. the SISTER Club. Petersburg Beach. I ~ ~,-'-1 Jr I I I1 .I 1. 1 i- ____________ (',,r,1rm,'..r Conco-on,ng importance of .. (I ~) jiji (V -- 4 . P% , voll ,/ ~1 tA. - - 10 1 FRANK AND ERNEST ______ k - SPECIA - i , f , 't IL ? V 1, I _____-- 1 1--------L _~I, '"... , - - I $.,I to' . . --^. Electric n For State DWC Vice President - OF- ~ 4 11 !;~~ _,~ - bk:e . / ~ i ~ "Is - 1~1 - I I . '--_ ] 1 _ - - -Y t by Howie Schneider _______________________ . Z II - '41 1 1 . _~-TOREJ ~~__ : i I - to Jean Norris /s In The Running EEK & MEEK DECIDED WE'D BETTER GErTiJ CALL OFF OUR PLA45 MARRIEDt . ;/ ~ on niittee I , W i , _--- I - . I eio - * ,_, I I L15.5A PEAR, E UPER5TANP' II t ), - = 1. ' - General to IN FACT, I'VE ALREADY CALL OFF IT'S ALL RIGHr. EVERYTHINC7! - A < __ ),. * , I,-,A-1_~ I k1 ~ II I by Crooks & ILawrence CIVILIZATION ._ ~--~- _, _- !=,__ ___________ . JACOBSON - - ______ UNCLE PL,ATO5 ILLNESS CN.JGE I- 4 to r AND N S / -- -' to " an age , - _____ '. I OH,EA5Y! I WA!5 EXPECTIN P 50 MUCH JOY AND HAPPII4E55 WHEI WE GOT BACK 10 * -' Are For Flowers - ' i once not question I t! 1 , " X ,~ ` Old-Timer Wants To Dance Without Wife me, going to a -' I t I., i~ . . to my going to lance AWDAt, J ACRE 15 HOW by I FR ) - .i, k. many men ARCHIE 4 ,L- arie y o group . - 6ECAU'SE IT IS MORE EX ACT. IS LARGELY BASED FOLKWAYS Q.i '- o, 7w* . activ ities enabledwomen practice their newly acquired assertive skills. The stri AstileTrathingcourse tacurrenti) being held rn tour eeKt) r eilng Q?0ftSThe next morning and evening courses are scheduled to begin in October. For more information and registration, ca!I Nis. Gordon at SCC. U7- Dear Abby - -,_4 ' - 10 Verm..r EQUAL G~JE ~,&,JC"Ii , _____ ~ i ( - 0 .- ~ BUT'\ U0I= __> * - - I by - S -1 fl ____ ___ . by Al TWE METRIC SYSTEM; EQUALS A HUMA I WINTHROP , . , li~ , DEAR ABBY:I am 6 and visual perception does not sex act not realizing it takes a the wife is 59. 1 like old-time relate to the eye's need for woman longer to get warmed dancing, polkas, schottisches eyeglasses. The degree of up.) Very little, however, is and square dancing s h a r p n es s W IT HO U I said about "afterplay" which Sly wife never did care much eyeglasses descries the ability I think, is equally important. *low for dancing so she quit going of the unaided eye; while the If a man would just take his f with me about 15 years ago. She degree WITH CORRECTION lady love in his arms and hold , I is not handicapped in any way 114 I wearing glassesl states the her and maybe give her a ittle A111GAIII, VAN 11111EN A and could dance if she wanted best sision obtalnabit kiss on the nose afhriards i t to. An ee without torreetise would mean so much. My problem: I would like to unreasomiable 20.20 vision, what do the glasses could be 20-100, but with So Just roll go stag to a public dance once a C. IN MINNEAPOLIS nnbers signify? glasses, 20-20. However, even and give the little lady their week. It's great fun and good DEAR (: No! I'm conANOTHER DUMMY with the best corrective glasses backs for the rest of the night. exercise. My wife Is very much inced. Now all you have to do [)EAR ANOThER: You're no another eye may be capable of Abby, will you please pass this opposed Is convince your wile, dummy. Very few people who seeing only 20-60. Is that cear? along to your male readers, if without her -yet she refuses to DEAR ABBY: I agree -one are not in the professfun of DEAR ABBY: Ever)-where I you think it has merit" Thanks. go. Is that fair? is as old as he feels. But at 69, prescribing eye glasses know go, I see more and more "how I,OVESTOBELOVED To 0. 6 dance many people are feeling me the answer. 1 didn't. so I books' DEAR LOVES: Consider It a week is than lately. What In life to be asked.t The latest is how make passed. I wonder how many playing poker or bowling. Old- called a "sexagenarian"!!! 20-20 vision means that uhat love. I have nothing against time dancing is not the I\ IN I'ASADENA )ou see at a distance of 0 feet, that I'm sure a lot of people from such a rningl% minor romantic kind where partners DEAR ABBY: I'm another a person with normai vision need hell) in that area, but I o%ersight? hang on each other in close college graduate who would feel sees at 20 feet would Iikt to makt one coin embrace I maintain that it s le an idiot asking this 20 visio means that what I1int healthier to dance than sit of anyone else, so I'm asking you can see at 20 feet, a person Evefyone his a problem 6holt'% We read so much about the around playing cards. you. with no rm al ision set's at 40 "foreplay". I do not intend get involved When a peon has hi eyes feet (Most men are in too big a ?am ped iIl E nc Ioe with other wonico Am 1 being ixaininid and Is told that he has This method of expressing burr) to get right down ddresed envelope. please _______________ the ' to I I 0 1 POP * 0 ,7 - ___ 11 - 1 ~4_." - i t v-. Nfembers of Assertive Training elmis practice specific assertive techniques with group support -- WIM - :I ~, S - - •- ~ I a PRISCILLA'S k.40 - . I I • MAYBE WE S1Ou..D me POUCE FORCE " '- i 00 ~ i; -4, . Iorktit%%tu Chic Young I $ - I Ll L_ ~ I i - L YOUTIlE DOING I Ill, ~_: --_~ __ -_ 16i* - MV; ~ ~_ _,jt-~ :4--. "~,_ -* - k-,- - I'l - OcFiCES, 4J,,li-1,4 AS A CITZE.J A DEgror&ATrTwE ¶OIVU ALL A8OUT? 1, WWr 70 COMMEND '_ .- - -- ---- - __ _-- -C_ - — I P VLlATP ØAPJ, BLON DIE M - oFiN I - , - _4;_J~ _;::,_P iV 2b1f _~, 71-- _ ' : I NOW OR ThY 1 - - ~~~ ;_ \ _~ ........ ........ V`HM M541ir WXMff JLAY OY PAY I - - I - j J I ) E 50MMt. -711T I - . - . Tht. Second Annual Winter be accepted. Assertie Training maintain.s one has the right to change Park Autumn Arts Festival will one's mind; to offer no reasons or excuses to justify one's behavior; and the right not to feel responsible for finding take place on Oct. 12 from 12 flOOfl to p.m. in Central Park, space still available. The Arts solutions to other people's problems. The %- omen in the class found they were definitely inhibited Park Avenue, Winter Park. Festival is being sponsored b) aixjut asserting many of these rights -often through fear of beirw rejected or criticized, or of hurting the other person's painting. mipture, graphics and .Niaitland. Call the Sun '%V ~_ - ~_~ -ae", . Zi Autumn Art Fest Set .1 N: ; I by Heimdohl & Stoffel . - 'S— -- / - - at -- - -, -- - I . , l,I - - .__ - :1' R - ______ ______ 4 / 6n~l - - _____ - - .. ' -- I - ____ ____ L -. , £ - - in . - - t?7 ____ • - the,rapist, wanted to learn "to say what I wanted without cominj across aggressive; to make a forthright statement but not impom mn)selfomioth(rswlx)tItan1gnttotheirowriies;s Pat, a housewife, interested returning to school ant beco:ning a professional art, felt the course was a litU' superficial, only highlighting subjtts she would like to study I depth. "ButithascerthimUypointedmeinthenigh(djrjon," Linda another housewife and mother of two said the most important thing she had learned from the course Is "I've got the Watched by instructor June Gordon 1n background) and fellow right tdo my own thing, but never the expense of others. She student Virginia Phillips, Louise Blau participates In a group took the course "because I'm open to learning more about myself role-playing session and communicating better with others" _________________________________________________ Fundamental to Assertive Training is the concept that e has basic huirnan rights: the right to one's feelings; to make mistakes; to be independent; to have need.s; and to refuse a __________ ." - Pe - _______ I ! - _____ - -- MI T AF OY • - - . - AV, 6V OH ..4/ : _____ ____ I Ip frou - 41 '- , -. - -- TtP, 1 .1r_ . 411~ d .., ___________ ______ - by Garry Trudeau I -4 :L - - - - ,0_1 ,_ . 1. . a ______________________ --- - I - k)HAT DO q00 used in this column and :' _______ I I I " - Lan Lewis 1I - ,_ - DOONE BIMO BURNS Wednesday, Sepi. 3. - ____ , ,-,It - CLATTER with Ft. of go I - CAMPUS -- you 're an -T from one to three as good, but vitation. ~ I I. Sanford, course is to 11p - 1 - to UaIifaz reader asks. h1it is the correct standard ia mond opening g with i £ to J I 02 • P 106 4 K 952 jump from one to four notru V i__-" ___ - _____ She defines the aggressive woman as one who stands up for fcTia victim of circumstance," she said. "I love people and I love $ her rights but has no respect for others and violates their rights But I find it hard to say 'no', so I'm always dropping Whatever your personality characteristic, the place to find by dominating, hwniliating or "putting the other person do%m." what I sA ant to do,to a(commodate someone else. out more about your behavior patterns, Is in the Assertive The objective of SCC's Assertive Training liii doing their thing not my thing I'm here to learn where Training course being offered by Seminole Community College's Seminole County women identify and accept their human and how to draw (lie line without losing my friends," she exISCC Project 21st Century Woman. rights; to provide women a chance to practice specific assertive plained. The ideal of today's woman is to be neither too subtifissive, traiirung techniqueswith group support; and to encourage women Susan %%ill be starting to college this fall and has a parttime nor to come across too boldly aggressive. April Assertive is the to set assertive behavior goals In the home, at work and in social job in the office of a large department store. "I want to learn how happy-medium. situations, to express my feelings so ldon't hurt others. I have the hardest As one student put it, assertive training teaches a woman to On July 29 17 women gathered at SCI's South Seminole time saying things the right way. I think this curse will help me stand up for her rights without being kicked out, brushed off, Center labove the Pan American Bank, Interstate Nfall, 10 shut up or put down." Altamonte Springs) for the first course in Assertive Training. 0arol, a housewife and rnother of two children, is frustrated According to June Gordon, teacher of the course, the There was an insurance salesperson, an advertising by the narrow confines of her role. "I feel like climbing the wall," assertive woman stands up for herlegitunaw rights in such a way representative, several tsewie parthine students, an artist, she exclaimed. I haven't made up m mind whether to work or that another 's rights are not violated. Assertive behavior is a a teacher. Their ages ranged from early 20s to late 5 Some bath to school, but I hope this course will help me adapt my ate expression of tier feelings, %kere married, some si gle or divor i,d. behavior othat hoiue, where I'm too aggressive, and outside th opinion and beliefs Allhadoneobjecuveinconunon tobetteradaptandexpress home, where I'm lathing in confid ence." The atmosphere of easy and honest cameraderie in Ms. (,ordon s classes make it easy for women to express their true 1 feelinpc and ttwreb} find some answers, either by themseles or ,i1I1 ni~ the iroup. 1________ I rn, d hus€wik arid mother of five, wanted to learn how .11W t \Iressmy feelings without hurting others; I'm ve'consaous Of bo, ~_ ~ .--_ -__ -__ _ A others feel anti suffer internally if I think I come across .. ~__ ril - __,_ - I . I ____ . —_ rude or rough." But specifically, Sherri's problem is with in1-1 ._ 1 .;n - _. ale smokers; allergic to cigarette smoke, she still cannot pluck up courage to ask them not to smoke near her. 'After all, they have as much right to smoke as I have to __..,..#:w 4 clean air," she reasoned. L -_ ._.121ii, - - . I . - .~ fr__,,~_The misurance frorn the smokers in the class that they . _C_t_-_~_ - - -- d lv~_-r , ,, _-._,-_ T J_ R"~-r " .Ztr r , __ respected her problem ,A hen stated firnily and sincerely d iuch ~_____ i -M Z to overcome Sherri's reluctance to speak out against bothersome _; - - I ,is a slam invitation, the jump from one to six as a 3top, bid - (Do you have a question for not that they aren'tt stopping the Jacohys Write "Ask u, pretty high and the jump Jacobys care of th is from one to five notrump as an newspaper, The most 10W,AR! , -41) _____ - rights, Me ; lOswald&JamesJacoby ll suit Staman as the name implies is a The answer is that you have Stanun convention to make the underbid of three threc ns is in the eb e Pt di imonds This ii md hu wh urt irti suit decent Slost modern experts use the we like to play the jump raise / r - ...It, ---- '_C.L, ..L.,) A49& V6G I I_ l -I - ____ Pass 6 A (eningkad T___~ ) _ - . - - The nonassertive woman, says Ms. Gordon, ignores or themselves today's world the liberated woman." violates her own allowing others to infringe upon iern. Virginia, for example, ahousewffe; she has no children and Ms. Gordon believes number are sthigling he htbarl i due to shortly. "I've been thinking ti this submissive job d hosewife, especially hung in Florida, I a great — P r Evening - N /;~ - - - - - ri Women'sFAjtor - mood looks like money from home Hence his six-spade bid This is enough for orth He bids seven clubs and South has no trouble making the club grand slam. On the other hand. there are onk 12 tricks at 8 £ A Q 64 North-South vulnerable ' / nounces that SOUTH tDt A A964 .4 4 ~_ ' HA%1E Tio DWO.1 NLXJ WANT HIM A BARO — " _ - Rights ning. A95 Giau / for id) six EAST £ 10 2 2 VQ K TE a tour-card D of I 09 4 / L1J ic ALLEY OOP I can WEST 5 V i Your I / show fit either them. 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Pork - Chops w DBa'-. - $139 L TROPICANA . - " I I GREEN PEAS 110-01. -- MAID v' - - W DB,ondM'ld 1 . . • . 5,,". PKG ) 5 JUIC Sausage . tu 'i 7 li', A...ug.. W"i. 5.,rlp,, 4 MARGARINE Lc U —— — — V ALL 20'o2? (Ii Bo.lrtt 5,.l P4..$ 1 - . . .1; J — 0 S 49 - -•-- -- Bi •l.n App' Pt 5 Delmonico Steaks • . • FUDGE BARS WHIP I or TWIN POPS"' TOPPING $1 89 09c V B . • . • • • • S - CANS - Rolls CA , 69c A— f i, I I $109 Cheese Food 4 ogurt $100 • . . Sour Cream 8 ( I LB cup 49 a— I Ciieese TO Roost R~m Cheese S CHOICE' - 000 $119 . • • • 'I. K. I - 11r::_i USDA GRADEW FROZEN HANDI-PAK PURE POT S oestring GROUND BREAST PIES POTATOES BEEF QUARTERS MORTON 0, 01 1 18 • f SUPERBRAND $1S9 LB DAIRY SPECIALS S 6 89c ISCUI S -.. ff SUPERBRAND Fille t HINDQUARTERS 150LBS 170 $ 19 _________ S.,lo.m T,p Sivab h69 i $2 89 Stilie, ____________ . t s•rok, Ri Roo,c CIC Roai' S'o.' te_ Plo'p St... Go-d 5,.l c1BPt (Jd Ot ,$p New York Strip Steak GALLON 1 - $1 29 • D...- Shrimp 160 TO 190 LBS. AVG. a" C' "0 $199 lIflSlCpI 79c FOREQUARTERS - MI Voc • • • .._l.. 99 . HALF - A..r9, S S -••----------- • . • . Ip p1, 5 $jS9 SEAFOOD SPECIALS .-. WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF - . CTNS. — Vt Bottom - 32-oz. 5.,i W"Ip Oflc Brpl •••• (ie Pork tiver.. Sausage FILL YOUR F REEZER SALE USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY .. C., o Vac Wolr , '4 •$'' CHIFFON 5 ;: i LEI 0000 42 or SJ49 PKG Sausage . . . . 289 LB ij- . $1" Franks PKG . . . ' . . . . . , S W DBand M. Beef Loin Tendedoin 0 0 $2 Beef Sirloin Tip 9 0090 0 9 LA SUPERBIRAND JAR Links 1" n'-" . • • • l $289Franks . voc WI'OI, u -'c WW 0 C .cI- NAW Yk S'"' . C TUB A.PO 9 P :o . \ --' " A o ogna B 3 'orj All M.jI Re Cooked Ham Scrl Sausage e . . . . W 0 5.j lB . • Bacon. --- - COFFEE CREAMER 39 W D B'a"d All .*.js - ASTOR CUT CORN OR EYE OF ROUND ROAST Borplpt. B..l CHUCKSTEAK...... MEAT SPECIALS .0 .1 B,P# wo, I r c, H j il RIB EYE ROAST Is 0 0 0 Is .1$3 D5 a t USDA C0 Boe?e%% Bvr1 00 FRESH . - CANTALOUPES 79c EACH BAKING POTATOES 49 JENO'S 7V4 -ax. SNACK TRAY, OR I.: SIZE 112 JUMBO BARTLETT PEARS PEACH PIE W D B,n-,l USDA Cr, ~ _ FEF PEO -. J . ANS 26 RIB EYE STEAKS... ri e. - BONELESS I DB,ocj USDA Co c, RUMP ROAST...... ROUNDSTEAK.S... AND USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ROAST! RIB ROAST, Is 606964 ~11 $189 W $ 269 CHICKEN, BEEF, OR TURKEY G W-D BRAND WHEN YOU PURCHASE 5 FRESH FRYER / r• • - USDA CHOICE FRESH LAMB WNOI@ 0,1?~-p LEG OR LAMB LEGS U LOIN HICKORY SALE SMOKED HAM $169 0 CHOPS. .. $219 SHANK $199 PORTION La"hRliCp,o to SIRLOIN CHOPS LBS. _N L. OR MORE 12 SHOULDER ROAST to PACK PKG. LB. PIES 12 'Ac:99c - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - . -- . :- ' --.,-•-., '':' .- . • • . __. ' ' - . ___ —. - • -:_ $159 enter 51,crd .2 ..... HAM STEAKS...... -•• . , - - , -_ • . , \• S. S S -'-, • - — _.- S .. - . / • - . SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST, S ,• PORTION HAM 9 0 0 0 0 '1 1 99C $129 HAM ROAST . - SANFORD .• .FRYERBAC . 939,; GROUND ROUND... - HOULDER CHOPS to USDA Grade 'A' Fit%?% W D Brand Harod. Pak Pwrr for, Whole -1 Diti BLADE CHOPS 41/2-LB. 9-0z. SANDWICHES ' U S. CHOICE) W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS BOTTO • ^ ilWji j BONELESS SIRLOINI W..D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF THOMP DELICIOUS ,.M ________ . WI WINN DIXIESTORES 'NC COP YRIGHT ,3 Arm ______ _ . Rights Reserved :. •• -. - - . q .: - ,- • __ . I -. . --- !- ...--. , -. i____ - I - :. -- - - _e -_-:.',. -. -' -- - 419 E. FIRST ST. - -__ - .0 " . .\ . - • t_ - — . .. - -. S ., . - - •• ,•. . - - -: - -- __-._-.---- -.----- :'jji -. - - ..., . Kri �. 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EvenIn g Herald, Sanford, Ft. _ Wednesday, Sept. 3 1975 We dnesday, Sept 3, 1975.....7C -—— ------------------ NEW STORE HOURS (ALL STORES) MONDAY THE BEEF PEIPLE... T 9A,M, 9 P.M. W-D Brand does not leave quality to chance The Beef People sell only 0eaks or roosts gfaded W SUNDAY GOVERNMENT GRA Food Stamps I 1C 6PIM. 9A.M. Winnig- DiVe PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Thurs., Sept. 4 thru Sat. Sept. 6 Quantity Rights ua Reserved Cop, NOTICE WINN WINN Q DI DIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT 1973 FIREVARD sAVE Quantity Rights Reserved ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, AND COLLIER (NOTE NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1975 Al /\ _ I R" 004, Thrifty THRIFTY MAID SUPER STAINL E SS ARROW BL ACH DEEP SOUTH CRUNCHY CREAM STYLE 0R WHOLE KERNEL PEANUT fflDM II BUTTER SMOOTH OR WEETCORN BEANS ii $ GARDEN CHEESE PEAS 1.1 JUG 1ILLUTE PKG. z. MAALOX i ± :1 I VEGETABLES Tetley Dog F 12-o RIGHT _ flDAoj OR LARGE i __ ___ ••T.- STEEL BLADES IMuk MEDIUM THRIFTY MAID THR IFTY MAID REEN BEEF PEO SPECIAL 04* Mal CUT 99c Cope (huy , rmonodeooIruy 53c Mustard . • • • Funny Face 0 59c Lemon Juice . • : 69c Charcoal . 20 I 900 Alum. Foil . 3 Relish . . . . 69c iato thips I 9 0 Pretzels . . 3 Potato Chips • : 59c Pretzels . . 3 Softener Whole Dills . • GUARD 6lot • STI 6'oi JAR Deep South C,c'cIn Good -in POWDER $ Pack C'oclin Good Regu lar D. 59c G ood Tea Bags . I3t • • •. . CANS . Glad Wrap ,, 1 0Cr PKG Storage Bags 99c Trash Bags Glad $1 arbage c BREAD s. • 75c • • 1 • PKG 20 . . . . . : Cluster Rolls 3 IO 88c Dagon;S.r. 88c Seeded Rolls 9 : 3 o KG $J99 99c is cr G . . . DocI.g Rahin THRIFTY MAID . y Thrifty I • .. k. .....:..-.- CHES rt • ' . ---.--- . Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excluding cigarettes VITAMINS 88c CRACKIN" GOOD /1 : Fruit Buns .. . . 2 Fd 4-oz. ILINTSTONE REGULAR OR WITH IRON 88c arling low ffetthi4I4' 88c Cinnamon Buns 2 Pecan Buns .. . 2 a ,,D SUPERBRAND GR, SIZE $ LOAVES Large 23cr ALL PURPOSE SHAMPOO 200 F Glad Food . Be% Pak e . . . . Glad For"ily Pack Trash Can Liners. Trash Can Lin r I S o: 88 go LARGE FAMILY 2O-oz. 99c Beef Bakwostebothro a, ood 11-in ALL GRINDS SELSUN BLUE S"onoCk,n, 959 ?;s SIZE c Sp04y Arro- 59c 55 PKG D eep SohFirthKothc DEODORANT 24O 4 D A RLING I PAK 59 $ $ 79 4i:.,,..~CONGESPIRIN P I ES BR. :U_X ill C 36-CT. 48-oz. CANS DOZO CAN . — .. a— Tit I THRIFTY MAID BATH TISSUE Thrift J. Wd DIXIE DARLING I LIQUID CAKE DIXIE HOME ARROW ALL FLAVORS FRUIT DRINKS I I 7 ERGENT' II I BLACK I WINE 49 $ -u SANFORD --III' ---- --------- -4. - — 419 E. E FIRST T .. U SANFORD AVAILABLE) 419 E. FIRST ST. - - ___ ----- . I .-- - - • ____. .. .- a - _. - :. _-- . . . ._.___. -. . _.__ __ - -_- ___- . •\. .- ____ - ._ - . •. . . -j4 . I• - .. . . . - ,- - -- ,- -.. . - . . - ----t-- - , A CAN FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. !-f I MOUNTAIN WHERE FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. ;M2 . NORTH YELLOW, WHITE, LEMON, OR DIVILS FOOD I 00-CT. CANS FISCHERS mix DETERGENT 45 BAGS Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase excl. eigs. LABEL) 141 IVORY (20c OFF _____ 91/2-OZ. PKGS. .) ARROW $ 29-oz. a .. a .N �Wednesday, Sept. 3, 197S ICEv.nIna4raId. Sanford, Ff. 111 ----- Tacchlno ook Of The Week happy - - -' ,. summer, he does not view outdoor cooking as his favorite. "Baking's more my bag," he said, and recommends the chocolate pie and chocolate pound cake (listed below) as fine eating. With breads, cakes and sweet rolls, one can really use one's imagination, Woody believes. His Danish pastries are so delicious you cannot stop eating after just one, so in the interests of a neat waistline, he doesn't bake them too often! The warm, moist Florida climate is ideal for baking breads, and often Woody leaves his dough to rise over. night In their screened back porch. In fact, during the years Woody was employed by the Federal Government, working with computors, Vi did all the family cooking and is a line cook, according to her husband. But now that Woody Is retired, he likes to spend at least some time every day in the kitchen. He also does all the grocery shopping. While Woody enjoys what he calls "down home cooking" navy bean soup with ham bone, corn bread and the like, he also turns out masterpieces of Mexican, Italian and Chinese taste. "I don't believe the French are the best cooks in the world; Americans are," asserts Chef Clark. "I'd like to see published a book of American gourmet cooking." Although many of his friends have urged him to do so, I...L k...'iI trrits. thnt hAnk Are Super-Treat I f us.u.a. L 4 cup melted margarine, ( or cooking oil is line) TOMATOES Skin and quarter about six legg tp salt large ripe tomatoes. Gently Aboutcups flour, or squeeze as much Juice as you enough to make a soft can from them and discard or dough. use for another purpose. Mix well by hand, cover and Mix the following together let rise until doubled. Overnight a small sauce pan: in the refrig is best. 4 CI vinegar Place on floured board and 145 temp celery tall knead a bit, then roll to about 45 1% temp mustard ' incb in thickness. Cut out small '5 temp salt rolls, dip each in melted 445 toup sugar margarine and place In layers 45(more or less) Imp cayenne In large well greased tube or pepper Bundt cake pan. Let rise again ____ 41 temp. black i ' until doubled in bulk (In refrig 45 C water If you like). Bake 450 degrees Bring to a boil and boil for for about 45 minutes until well about one minute. Pour, while browned. Pull apart to serve. still hot, over the tomatoes. This dough may be used for Chill thoroughly. Garnish conventional type rolls and will with green pepper slices- onion keep well In the refrig for at rings, sliced cucumber, etc. lead a week. HOT CHICKEN SALAD CHOCOLATE POUND CAKE Mix the following together Place the following In large thoroughly: electric mixer bowl: 2 cups cooked chicken 3 cups flow chopped 3 cups sugar I cups thinly sliced 1 cup cocoa crisp celery 1 cup chopped touted almonds 3 teasp baking powder 1 temp salt 14 cups miracle whip salad (These should be sifted together dressing or four times) three 45 cup chopped onjous icup softened butter (Or Add About 3 Ibops lemon juice margarine), 145 cups milk and 3 salt to taste ovenware dish. teasp vanilla. Beat for about 5 Place in Garnish with toasted onion minutes then add 3 eggs and rings or chopped cheese and cup thin cream (Undiluted cock at 400 degrees until heated evaporated milk is fine) And beat for about 4 minutes more. through (about X minutes). Bake In well-greased tube JALEPENO CORN BREAD cake pan, 325 degrees for ap-Mix the following together, proximately 1½ hours, or until it tests done. thoroughly: Cool completely before 145 cup cornmeal (yellow, removing from pan. This cake U you can anti It) requires no Icing, but, If you i, flour must, then use a thin chocolate 4 temp. baking powder icing. 2 temp sugar 45 toup salt CHOCOLATE PIE legg 1% cups milk First, bake and cool a pie ¼ cup meItd thortenthg shelL 71" add ICUP chopped onion Pour one can of sweetened AM 3 or 4 (depending on how condensed milk (such as Eagle daring you are) large Jalepeno Brand) Into a heavy saucepan, chills (Mexican food depart, or double boiler. Add 2 squares mont of your super-market) (2 oL) unsweetened chocolate. finely chopped and seeds Cook stiffing constantly until removed, the mixture thickens and drops Pour into a heavily greased ("Plop") from the spoon. Stir m sizzling hot pan (iron skillet is 45 cup hot water and l ideal) and bake 400 degrees for teaspoon of salt and continue to about 30 minutes, or until well cook while stirring, until the browned, mixture is smooth and again thickens slightly. Remove from LOAF OF ROLLS heat and add 45 teaspoon Sprinkle 2 pkgs of dry yeast vanilla. Pour into shell and on two cups of warm water, in chill. Top with 1 cup slightly large mixing bowl. Stir until sweetened whipped cream. This pie keeps well and may be dissolved, then add: made a day in advance. 45 cup sugar Democrats Cook Up out By keeping politics out of the kitchen, you might be missing on a fantastic cooking experience because The Democratic - W ., . ...-.,.-,'-. - fnewillor =Mns . rv workinq harder I4IIIII ¼ "/ ... • _j.. . . ,. L than ever to satisfy you. ( Rr .,. ... ;cI1I7,: . --- ! ' j \j _••_ ._:i.i. ________ - aT-..:%: DIP 1 + 't . — ab . 'TEt 'V TENDER-JUICY ToBone Steaks CO 6 1. - Steaks BOX 10 OF 7!. EACH ES. .. ,+. . especially warm summer days. In conta ner of electri In this recipe for Tacchino blender, combined olive oil, eg.. Tonnato (Tunnied Turkey), a 5- yolks, tuna, salt, anchovy pound turkey breast will serve fillets, lemon juice, reserved six to eight persons. The turkey turkey stock and Tabasco. is cooked until tender in chicken Cover and process at high speed broth, white wine and until smooth. Pour into a bowl; vegetables, sparked with stir in heavy cream and capers. Tanasco liquid red pepper seasoning. Part of this stock is used to further enhance the Tonnato Sauce. This creamy sauce is easily made to smooth orlp perfection in the blender. Should there be any left, it's very good poured over sliced . . !-• . + I. - , -:. ;: + . + 8 i... . . sauce c up heavy cream 24 tabirspoons capers, rhmed and drained .,.. .4' - '" ... . L1'L\ gyp - whole turkeys and turkey an ch oons lemon Juice pieces are in abundant supply turkey S and relatively low in cost 45 teaspoon Tabasco peppet compart. 0 e r meats. Both turkey and tuna are high in protein, making this a nourshing as well as pleasing entree for any time of year—but : uJA opped F : WWI- TONNATOSAUCE Aware of the high cost (and smaller supply of veal in the Up olive oil markets these days the 4 egg yolks I Mcllhenny Company of Avery 2 I can (61., or 7 ounces) Island, Louisiana, manufactuna, drained turer of Tabasco pepper sauce, 11, teaspoon salt adapted the traditional recipe r ancho ) fliltic, rinsed to turkey Fre sh and frozen In his well eaaIed kitchea (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) - . Michelangelo In the realm of YIELD 6 to 8 servIngs PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. SEPT. 3 thru SUN. 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When cold, remove turkey from stock and cut into slices. Reserve 1-3 cup stock I: heat, Stick Bologna New in f'he reighborhood? 000 ROc UI 100% PURE SMOKED 99 COUPON FARMBEST ICE CREAM ALLFLAVORS 99; Pork Sausage 4LBS.$4 '6 COUPONS . 4LbS.99c Carrots BREAD / i.Lb. Sliced I lb. (TN. SALAD TOMATOES Loaves EGGPLANT,1 lb. CELLO RADISHES Af PASCAL CILERYMEAD LITTUCEIPENDIVE ñCAROLE OR ROMAINE R 77 I& C OUPONe 'PICNIC HAM 9 .99L. I Grapes 4Lb.. 99C Red and Golden Delicious Apples I 2 RED 31.00 10-Lb. FOR I C, I 79c with coupon Chicken Backs Great With Dumplings or Rice 3-Lb. 99~ 5Lb. BOx$1 Bag Potatoes Themkareww USDA GRADE A - Bags COUPONS D-eficates Full line Of Italian and American 25 Hamburger Steaks 50Z. $ 15 SERVING I RED JUICY 20 oz. LOAVES Pak lf~ wt all bad. 99C TROPICANA ORANGE DRINK \ In Large kettle place t ur key breast and add remaining ? C 99 COUPON \. Tabasco pep. •31.00 9 :1 MARVEL REQ. SLICED A per sauce F 0 R Great For School Lunches RED CARDINAL GRAPES CARTONS 4 :: EA 5 Lb. PAIL Milk LIMIT 2 WITH $7.50 IN OTHER PURCHASES EXCL. CIGARETTES 4 oz. Chifterlings S289 : -5 1 . OLD M1LW 'UKEE QUICK FROZEN 2 jgOT ;00 1011%,660 2 bay leaves 6 spill parsley ON ropicana 32 OZ, returnable bottles ' leases Save36C COUPON e 2 carrots, pared and cut in quarters 2 ribs celery with • We Owe You More Than Just Food ' CLIP COUPONS CLIP FOOD COSTS A Pr ot ction 3 cans ()3!, ounces each) chicken broth 2 cups dry white wine 2 cups water : 2 onions, quartered - ..avsrsg STAMPS Steill Company of Baltimore as part of Its Bicentennial Collection of historical 1 Spound turkey breast Remember colusins are only gwf on items i'u have act uallv purchascd. FOOD ' oil-and-vinegar dressing; add a - little Tabasco for zest. Crispy Italian bread will round out this :• appetizing menu quite nicely. : WE TAKE pieces. e tomatoes and bits of cucuber have been ma rinated in + ( )rgans:e your coupons to cikirdinate Yb ir) your shopping list si, you can compare values as you shop. £ ITALIAN DISH Tonnato (Tunnied Turkeyi Is an economical version of the traditional Italian specialty Vitcilo Tonnato, made with veal. Tanasco liquid red pepper enhances the creamy tuna sauce spoonei over the cooled , sliced turkey breast. The pewter spoon is in the foreground of the photo is a replica o the unique Copeland Spoon. iteproduced from the oldest known dated piece of American pewter, th spoon is an example of seventeenth-century styling from the Jamestown, Vu. area. It has beet Tact hino Serve the entree with sliced + Save only t h( Ke coupons for stems %ou C3111 really use and pass the extras on Ii' a triend I •'4' coupons In intr'sluce your-4-11 Is' new Items. wh',s sa Ing... ECONOMICAL Consum r dish! One of the wi¼e%t huy, a ht's WI an make i t he l oca l 'IIIWr t only a few cent s- but it has c*,u,ns north many dollars in it. Recause saving rnnne Is 54 1 important I I.e'.v days. saving ci helps you co;'. AN TF tomatoes a mi salad greens. You see, dwre's no waste to it" fine Aware Shoppers JANE 'ARKER Feast IH Thursday Sept. 4, itis—.ir i —I Non-Partisan AwattiAwi w r ere WIC DLT ACCT - Fveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. ML vented this perfectly delicious scallions and watercress. Serve dish should rank in the culinary with marinted tomatoes and hall of faine on a par with Italian bread. 111.1 1 •i Or4111 iginal Recipes FIRE AND ICE - — .."r. " WWW1 W Vitello Tonnato (Tunnied and prepare Tonnato Sauce. Veal) is a delicate veal-and- Spread a little sauce over tuna dish found on the menus of bottom of a 13x9x2-Inch baking better Italian restaurants. To dish. Arrange turkey slices prepare it, boneless leg of veal over sauce and cover with is cooked, cooled, and then remaining sauce. Cover and thinly sliced for serving A refrigerate overnight. To serve, piquant sauce of tuna, an. let stand at room temperature • chovies, lemon Juice and capers 30 minutes. Arrange on platter I Is the traditionalac- and garnish with lemon slices, companiment. Whoever in sliced pitted blackolives, ..' " ' . - - L Ali You Eat It! - to 1 1' Don' tingit' Woody's King In Kitchen In the kitchen, Woodrow (Woody) Clark is king, and to have it that way. After all, how is wife, VI, is nany women are lucky enough to have husbands who can whip up tempting breads, cakes, dinners, desserts and njoy doing It? "I've been cooking all my life. My mother died when I as 12, but she'd already taught me quite a bit by then. I've been cooking ever since, and love It," said Woody in he well-equipped kitchen of his home at 204 Crystal View outh, Sanford. The dozens of utensils, gadgets and apliances which are displayed attractively In the kitchen ire all used, Woody is quick to point out. Having the right qwpment Is half the battle won, he believes. More than 75 cookbooks lining the shelves In and iround the kitchen attest to his love of the culinary art, and he has been subscribing to the prestigious Gourmet magazine since 1947. "I like to cook anything from boiled potatoes to the most fancy dishes," said Woody. "I go all out and get very daring at times. It takes a good engineer to be a good baker, you know" Four of his original creations are shared (below) with Evening Herald readers: Fire and Ice Tomatoes; Hot Chicken Salad; Jalepeno Cornbresd and Loaf of Rolls. Although the Clarks have a large barbeque and smo king ,.,_I.. ..LA e..... k...... ..l ...l..... .1.... Tonnato 45 4 �10C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Sept. 3. 197; stamps on a purchase $25 Coupons A, B&Care worth4sostamPs on pvrchaseofs3óoo or more Coupons A&C are worth 300 stamps on a purchase of $20 Coupons B&C are worth 3 through $24.99 through $28.99 A1OOBOS Il B 15O BOWSIIC200BONfS )1 RpWueStamps I with purchases totaling I f $5.00 thru $9.99 f • Use this coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for upto45o bonus Stamps (Excluding items prohibited by law) Coupon Good Thru Sept, to i,i.s I % - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - . - - with purchases totaling Use this coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for upto.5Obrrnus Stamps. (Exctuding items prohibited by law) 'tP Coupon Good Thru Sept. 10, 197S - -. - - _ _ _ - - - IbPlValue Stamps with purchases toIaIirg . $15.00 thru $19.99 I I I I I $10.00 thru $14.99 I I . : Uplhlue Stamps f1J Use this coupon w ith the other Triple Header couponsforupto45ObonusSlamps 1 (Excluding items prohibited by law) Coupon Good Thru Sept. 10, 1975 I - A Ar hftm k 11% IH)NNA i•;.i LS Ikrald Staff Writer - (11:1ngcd Ins position LII STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. ANFORD HWT, 17-92/2690 ORLANDO AVE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES FAIRWAY 100% PURE FAIRWAY FARMS tu(lent whoservedas an aide Airing the last SCSSOH of the Legislature, Were special uests at this week's Greater an1ord Chamber of Ci in. iierce Personality iir('akfast. I'echtel sva s t ht uest ;akcr. Steve Powell, son of U. S. \rinv Col I ret. i and Mr.s, Joseph Powell, of Rolling I'll', is a 174 graduate of .yinan I high School, and will .'gin his second year at `Iiirida State University in 1w next few days. Powell Is Ilajuring in government and ilans to become an attorney. Having met Fetchel wile as president of the senior lass at t.yinan, Steve made it as business to get in touch ith 'mv representative," hue visiting the state Capitol uitdung. Steve said Fechtel accepted is offer to assist him with e'search and wherever he as needed. lie did research the Department of Natural esources concerning the pekiva River. was a lot of fun," he uid, adding that in line with 'gislation Fechiel was rilposng concerning irrectional institutions, he t information from other .ates and put it all together. Much of the research. (SUNDAY IAM TOO PM) DEL MONTE LIGHT CHUNK GROUND BREAD TUNA 75% LEAN 3 LBS. OR MORE 200Z. LOAVES flIIC ' 3 7RC 6 iOZ. CANS 7 LB. GROUND 80 PCT CHUCK LEAN LB GROUND I$ PCT. " ROUND LEAN LB. U. U 2° 7 LIMIT VEAL SALE BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST CHUCK SIRLOIN STEAK ROASTSTRIP STEAK CALIF. ROAST SHOULDER ROAST 9.58 9.98 2.78 1.38 $J•53 LB BLADE CUT CENTER CUT LB BONELESS NEW YORK 3C 8 LB UNDER BLADE LB. ROUND BONE LB. L.B. VEAL CUTLETS LOIN CHOPS RIB CHOPS SHOULDER CHOPS VEAL PATTIES CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER ROAST ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK CUBED STEAK *3*98 $ 2918 L.B. LB. 1 .98 LB. LB. 9.28 LB. 1 1 H .38 $ Votes tii. hi STEVE POWElL however, involved the Wekiva River, a special interest of F'vchtel's. Three or four other young people, including students from I .akr hlranticv High School and a high school in Leesburg, were also assisting Feebtel in his office (luring the sessi'in, Steve said. "Fechtel works incredible hours," Steve said "lie is in his office at 8 in the morning and slays at work until late in the evening and he really Imys attention to his mall." Steve noted that Fechtel, in a previous sesslan of the Legislature, had voted for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).- But, Steve said, the mail during the last session was so over.whelmninglv a gal n.st ERA, tt:e legislator IvuAI1rIurn I hly El) I'll lCFETJ Herald Staff Writer A railroad obstruction nrdrnance limiting trains i, MIXED PARTS CABBAGE FRYER 3 EACH WINGS LB. FOR HINDQUARTERS QUARTERS LEGS or BREASTS LB. DRLJMSTICKS LB. 4 LB. BOX FLORIDA fOOKED 53 TOMATOES LOBSTER LB RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES FAMILY PACK MONEY SAVER BREASTS. THIGHS SHRIMP 68 LB . FRESH WEST COAST 3 LB MULLET La. '5.98 12.69 39c LYKES MEAT OR LYKES MEAT OR is a BEEF WIENERS 12 OZ. BEEF FILLET ARMOUR MUSHROOMS 994 YELLOW COOKIP4G 011111 LB. SAUSAGE GENOA SALAMI 891C ONE PflUIJfl S I BACON Ao POUND S SLICED W fine Today FAIRWAY FARMS * OLD WORLD FAVORITES 40Z. lARD OR PARTY PKG. LB. 11.29 BOLOGNA ONE FROZEN HALIBUT CANTALOUPES to TOMATO CATSUP .4 ': . 3BOTTLES DEL MONTE 990 8 OZ. TOMATO SAUCE 45 GREEN PEAS DEL MONTE CANS 4' DEL MONTE MIXED VEGETABLES 3 303 CANS from the police be at. see Page 2A. 9 , L\ I f 99; II V AO A IA I I I 4 . . 103 99; ' Comics r m Horoscope / WHOLE ' Cross%ord Fd1lorial Dcar Abby 4 C S 99 DEL MONTE 4CANS 0 ) I -.. ____ mot b c• a - . '00001111 public hearing is for : . new ool budget and mullage and total 8.6 mihlage levy will be TEACHER'S U'onttnued or, Page 12-A i HELPER First grade student Becky Anderson helps teacher Frances Kaleel tor IS it the other itay around') at Sanford CiramniarSt'hool. F1% t ) ear-old Becky Is one of approximately 32,500 students attending the first seek of the new school year in Seminole County. t Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) intersection by County more Hospital Obituaries S po1 rts Clock a crossing at "reasonable'' limit If railroad officiaLs s ish to Hx-k a rrng The ordinance Is in response to trains blocking longer than five minutes. they must appear be fore the SR 46 crossing, which has caused concern the eomnmisson and state the reason, the ordinance than five among county residents who have been forced to provides. minutes. The penalty is a and-or 60 days in jail, $500 fine "ait sometimes as long as 40 minutes before Fircenian said it could At the next regularly scheduled iiieeting, the crossing near Seaboard Coastline Railroad's Rand commission will rule on th e request. Yard. the reaon is deemed valid, the railroad mus t SR 46 is the main artery from Interstate 4 and take out an advertisement in the local newspaper Williams asked. be clone, but hie said it's is aIlo%%r C, (I to I'!o ck prolxr to set the little each train - the probable route an emergency vehicle uould advising the citizens of the (TOS-sing to be blocked, tjkc vri rotite to Swiiiinole %lerti(irial flospiLal. the reason and file lengai (if ul., : i : - - -- . ' Seminole County Cornoversee the agencies, mnissioners, in an lItti hour lx'cause Kimnbrough said the ileci ion have designated three Seminole County programs agencies to receive almost "must meet state $18,000 in state funds, requirements." The lion's share of the Inones In addition to allotting Community Service Trust Fund more than $8,u00 - will go to -• ' , -- - -- ,. ... - w , " - i ' ' Ealutlon OMAFi as at hdog over the agencies, I .6 1.A , ".. " - p~ 4A - i . ZOO PA VING 4A STEP CLOSER 11,000 tons i of lime rock into the area to be paved.The new zoo is hio-aled off U.S. 17-92 and Interstate 4 tiorth (if Sanfoni. illerald Photo h~ Bill %'incent 211 The commission was in- training Commissioner Mike Ha t. tt-p closer Wt'dnesd4 hemi heavy dump trucks niosi'd 10 loads "a lot of good progress ou appli cation was ht'lti Kunbrough agreed. but he - ilso insisted Ellis %%rite the Modular Cons truction Firm Prepares lO( hhtlff iii II Iill V r, . I, ri r Offender Rehabilitation, (or *a w arded in a I c ,nr f I iintinig nr.t Now, the admini. ratol and checked books to insure hilil-self the recipients were - - JUDGE ROBFRT Judge WARE are strut For Friday Funeral services for fritter eminole W. Ware. 1.1, who died Tue av IlIgIl t at his residence at Wesle' ) , \Iarwr Retirement Home in St. S Johns Counts will be held t 11 Friday . t First United B id rtotpt jail tti! - agencies e r a e a number o field rigs It was at the insLitence of VoininissiorwrJohn Kimbruugh - Ellis has had sole respon sibility of monitoring th . 18 I(LII I Count), Administrator Bob Ellis Informed the conim ssion Tuesday this sear s application %%ithout agencies designattA as 38 111 1A 5A -- Program u RSVP), and the dered' by one of the designated remainder of the $17082 s agencies earmarked for retarded adults. - - ''1 don't see why OMAE can't handle this," I1attas said ., - . Paving IOA County agencies are using tie funds for purposes designated by the state money, the coninussion also combat sickle cell aneniia. A forined that the Lounty is appointed the Office of $3,750 grant is slated for the required to make up funds in -NIanagenient Arialvsis and Retired Senior Volunteer ffie event they are **squan- -i i~ 0_ -7 7 311 5A ( - I- 11. Around ne Bridge Calendar 303 AN CUT GREEN BEANS 303 Page .'' $ '- [he new budget, down iroll) year's $52'million, will be vertised Nionday along with eight mill levy for the $39.3 Ilion operational budget and .6 Mill levy to pay off or ire 1958 and 19Q Ix)nd Issues. setting a hearing. , S - -4-g The me a su re ho Id s ra ilroad personnel liable for blocking any INDEA 3 CAN 99 -. .- DIOCK 3OUgflt CREAM STYLED OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN I - 'We need to tighten our belt, sa i(I Feather. CANS 303 - To Spl*t I State Funds and other action reports See story and Herald Sports IditorJm Hnec' column on 99; DEL MONTE 9; DEL MONTE FRENCH SLICED GREEN BEANS 3 7. - " .. DEL MONTE 303 ____ 1' .4 tonight In a jamboree at Fvans Ifigh In Orlando. Lyman plays Boone at 9:30 and Colonial at 10. 990 - IT hearing on the ordirLunce and instructed County \lniiniistratar Bob Ellis to set a date. Elks said today his office is in the prxess of The I ymami high (rehounds kick off 1975 football action 14 OZ. . fQ14 Board members Davie E Ins and Chairman Robert G. Bud" Feather Feather opposed the iutssful motion nude and cinikd by members E ( u-ptr Jr and Pat Telson Feather said he belie v es ore of the budget should b "• haved off" this year when .:.*.. • 1 j tr)bod is"tightening their 4 It H • id U I B 1 Inc to 'x up our older irtstead of five at an)- crossing. *Couldn't we reduce it to something lower7- -- strongarm robbery. For this DEL MONTE •.. Three County Agencies Sanford men. Including a Lakevle,A Middle School teacher, have been arrestm and charged In a July 31 \ : V .-'t' . T,A(I 1068 I - nanclal help for Seminole ounty's older schools, Board terubers in a 3-2 vote %'eJ esday night Agreed to .id ruse .in 81, mill igi '. to PI7 new olk-rational rid ice budgets. Each mill equals $1 per $1,000 appraised property value and used to determine property Attorney Tom Freeman. Commissioner Dick Williams asked Freeman if the time limit couldn't be cut to three minutes - an d-or-60 days in jail. Commissioners on Tuesda~ I agretA to hold a POUND 98 ç WFIRIC nil,. - av ntissioners. The measure holds railroad personnel liable for any t)lo4,.s longer th an live minutes. MUES FLORIDA ROCK I thought the entire e perience was enjoyable. Steve said. ''1 had an idea iha laws are not passed it blinding speed and I loon this is true. "But, it is too easy to pIs legislation. Many thing would get through that are no necessary," Steve said. Born in Honolulu, Stevi lived for a time in German] while his fattier was statione( there and in many place around the continental Unite( States. "Politics, government, la" the whole area interest me," he said, adding therc has never been a lawyer in the Powell family nor has any close friend been a lawyer. "You will find a lot of people Irving to get into law," he saul, "and there are probably enough lawyers in Florida. But,there is always room f'r good ones." At Florida State, Steve is a mnenutx'r of 1inibda Chi Alpha fraternity and a member of the Student Senate. After hearing I taxpayers' ppeal to cut the new $50.2 sfflnir1 budget and seek more ailroad Crossing Ordinance To Gd To Public iiearing to five minutesal ally Seminole Count% cTossing has been approved for public hearing by county, Loin- ECONOMY PACK FAMILY PACK Iferald Staff Writer "I go along with if argument that it is ni necessary," Steve said, "evc though I (lid 001 work Ofl th particular project with hill EllA '. as supposed to pass L 10 votes in the Ihnu.se and Failed 62-58," so nuayhe a lot others 'sere littning to III I R.Leesburg and a college Prices Effective 9.4 to 9.10 175 14' JOE ASK It FN voted against it. State Rep. Vince hchtel J r 8.6-Mill School Taxes Eyed Is thi % Sims, Feather Dissent In 3-2 Vote Lyman Graduate Fechte/ Aide I - - - - - • • - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - -, u Siinfnrd, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I . ' 6111h Year No 17-- Thur'cly. Sept. 4, 1975 I,co King, officiating. r tit of I mi 1nt aI � 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, September 03, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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