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I 'C V I : e = === r i r r- y County Commissioner Dick Williams said he will request a reversal today of last weeks county commission decision to switch close to $1-million In federal funds from a Seminole to an Orange _____ \- , 1~ y I Williams said the Aug 26 decision to pull almost a million dollars out of ComBank in Casselberry for deposit in q -p. • QA~ NO~~' (74ATIS 0L D2: A IT ,7DSr SeEhIS 74AT ELJEfNPW6 I DO, XCTcR CLN, F . I EIkI00,614 t. . ' 4'j'y'T2- - \ X., , ~~ , N . .11, .- - - U t. 0 sou DCi%C, SA~K , ,6"NC, STC " - JI, 7"CH.1 AT 5CWZ,%0L - I I . TP4E WORLD WHE-N I 1, 0~0,~% ~T 6kcuL.D ~.A~,N..H A ) .." , ', , COLPSITEZOPPEN-. I __ ~_____ 11 1, / 1 __1/ . II I to ) r-' c txi i 1IIY11 IT 5HF_ COt'-. ES W ( ____ t\ 13t / , ____ . ' I . I - el I q _1 - -, HAIR?l I O1OT BETUE' (MY BOSS, rM OUT r J V k " P 11I,iiL. 1 1I.IAT v,OULO'M'T BuT I . 1 H ,I ,: - ---a #_/ -A? . - . "\ I-) ~. .:_ _ by Dick Covalli 0 _ F / IT'S M'T' ANNUAL \ ADC)RESS 'TO T~41E. INCOMING 0 ____________________ ARCHIE . KNOW HOW SAILWG CN 00y'S = )7__ WEIGH THE - WEIG j-'Lj 191 " -a c'f\-,1 ( ... ,- . HOW TO TACK I ~l 3 .. 3IF /Nrt? s) - -- _____ an.I ~ oo.!J I ___ -, i i. f .d .. , • -, !i IF iT 5w0uL1 c ytj p TUg 0U7 C ç EC% T.iE POEN'TRECOVER( RlcuEr GIRL. I Jt.5T CAN T IN "HE IkkGINE "9 -'~__ . : ;4 :--Z -- - - -" J I _____ ,iv I • ;-j IU, !t i I/ *-',oitj çij a, / / / 1 I \ / I. ( ' I r - ~ _.l '''""•"'Y I Ji I I b ear "Pt .1 I- rien us fly JOE ASKREN I :~r[ . _.w_~___Itt -.1:~4-!~-15~p -_-i- --.11. ~- -1 I I - - - -_ ; - I - _ - - .~; __ _1___1 I --- . _ : -T ,-- 1, *. -, . I - _ ,!. 0 i %, 1 - I % 4 "1 .A , - Herald Staff Writer With temporary "courtesy busing" of more than 100 pupils . -. .-_--- School to begin Wednesday, the first day of school got oil to a fairly h George Morrison, 419 Lakeview Dr., Sanford, washes down $100,000 aerial ladder truck before delivery to Tampa Fire Department. J Herald Photos by Bob lJoyd) I!j li ' /) ,_ f .. -- .. . ___ . __ - __- __-~ /' 1. , S e , _' ,~ , , I . - - - I . "IW7~r` i 1,4~ , ~ ~ % I ~ ., .%, r.; AWIV-1-n. t ~.~--71% , _~ -_ queliw 4 I*" 9 %r 11 "I . ; . . -"u...... N- -I- -1- -_ I/ _tr~ 1 Cross ---?I- I - Q_W1 __9 ~ a guard Reiuold Franke at Sanlord Middle School Herald Photo by Bill V incent Jr - - - -11 ' ,1I / ! -1.._~ A J 4\ i ". Safety a -7 ot - - .; - - no.- % t i - 0 Worries Pareri s j --"t t 11 :'. At .# < Herald Staff Writer /1. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - :_ -- I f . I - -. I , - il -- " - '-. -• 4"'. "111111WP'"r Pr~ - -1 4 v- _ I Eighty-three parents of Lake Onenta School students met Monday night at the Ci%lc Center to map guidelines for getting their children safely to -' .-- A jr;~; '_ *4 . I : 0~ ~'. Roads, and Spring Lake and 4 :~Ai ~ AM ,., "k Vd ,App urged parents to maintain calin , Maitland Avenue. according to %, t -:--t-I , -1 today concentrating efforts on Layer. I . . .,- .. L)e children's safety. !I Sim said it was I-Ayer's . decision to provide the courtesy -1 ;_-;r%F, busing "for safety reasons," and he said he doubts the board Tabaths Slitchell, 7, looks ready for school, but brothe r FAWle, 9. walkways trust be provided u, endless the school. west of Maitland would override his decision, appears to be thinking wistfully of riding off into an Avenue' that hazards t " We can't af ford tobusall the summer. Herald Photo by 8111 Vincent Jr.) for the children even when thchildren within a two-mile cit s comtruction of walkwa)L11 I ''' ' go •1 ., ___ -4 - - --%, j -rl,;,i-4 h, I 0u.JLi vt4v'\ ! I P 'd' Tillerman's rear cab with rear steeiing controls has communJcatIon with front driver and "bubble" windows for sisibility. q I- I •,•, - -t#-- - r __ 1- 1 : _ . k. -I lk ,*,.4 i6 1I . L - . 1 , Om'0ao'- - to build walkways across SR 4V but they may not be completed for another two weeks yet. Layer said most of the pupils I . 'g. ; - - -i"'O: - I _ (Bud) Layer said this morning _; ~ r A*j- ~!., - F _', W ' ~ , ; . . . , . . . iElefflentar) 13 a'. ~~_ -_ ___ ..*- - ~ i~', I A 0 I tiitndation i Board acti on Is provided as O %.L -IPTroiier L - . C * 4 a. ff.ql%_~ 011% *JU y zI " 1r:-.: - All s -I - ,_,_ . . .- __ _ .,~_. --1. . 1~~__,. . - - __ -. ___ . ' ','T4, b'" '' t ' i I h- " - ' '•' \ 4 bh'edh I - " _.• I - I t)&r said there was some when "confusion" bus schedules were not printed for *' • •. i "s- " tranceway ir county territOi'5 to the new school Parents, who wcre , j drising their children in car POOLS, decided to practice an T. entering and leaving the schc4) --_ __ grounds. - - - returned to the classroom . . . . .ay, a spo CiiCC o area stabilizer uniLi purch.ased for $65 each. Auditors &aid o' 15 of the trunk-mount uniLs they couldn't find, 12 were later accounted Ifor. ê No~ school in the county," said .I Sims. As some 30 000 pupils t 1. Wednesday -- - i- -' ,-' P'- for the soungsters who will be walking the narrow, partially paved, but mostly I I -.. -. '- in case the situation s not resolved," 01 sed La) added erous situations in transportation exist .. LAT I - -II -J 1r.7' -.''i ll '1I iq /(3 :_ j•i " ' - / /1 - by Bob FRANK AND ERNEST Thaves L L_ ___ I _____________________ (L- / - ".. I 4fi 11 ) I - £ .n , ~ ,' I/ c- Sanford Middle School, but . N' changes" for the sheriff's department turned up no • when they "overall, the opening day was 1-2-3-B department "of "recommended by evidence of wrongdoing Sports manufacturer ri set's good.' 68 state auditors ifl a report but a irusttuLible nature Telesision dt(tUit - dtSpItC "We haven't heard any other -"`~ --- ' iade public this week. spokesnizin for the Governor "lifetime guarantee" Wome' During the audit period since said It was suggested that Polk because the compans had gone problems said Layer - WE'ATHEII lo Polk took office Jan. 7, 1969 ,,improve substantially the out of business. Lyman Ifigh School Principal .. ftough March 31, 1974 he said auditing and accounting ~ 0 saId some o. I units Calton Henley said this mor. -,1 ", - i * Monday's high U. Overnight the department has handled procedures in his office." 0 . were inadvertently left in autos ring everything was "moving .. low$7. Rainfall was .24 1whes. $6,793,828 in budget funds plus Last O~lober Polk hired traded along very quietly" and there in u a were Partly cloudy through additional federal funds were Muni'oe as% comptroller and he . I • are no probems. lie said about Wednesday with a chance of administered. • nowhasflveassistanlsworking recover • 75 new u us who had not Ellison's office svid during thundershowerL Highs In the The audit report, released by in the new office. registered were to upper 8Os. Lows In the low to state Auditor General Ernest . The state audit, in addition to the audit period a property car scheduled. . .4~. \,N c' N mid 70s. Variable winds 10 mph Ellison, found $626.18 in funds pinpointing improperly paid for auto stabilizers was Mrs. % . - -I,,&%; Billie Groover, ..14 4. 401P -I or less, gusty near showers. were imporperly spent by the repairs on two autos - one "a me nded %-. _. " a nd Polk 5aid it .Is.' his without done Rain probablI10- 40 to 60 per department. Polk said V46.18 traded-in and then bought by was A_ pal Y cent during the afternoons, 20 has been repaid. Polk's father, noted with in knowledge lo precludt such • i ~A per cent at night. When Polk took office, and terest" thst a report by Polk's action in the future," Polk said, Paul.%Iurphy, said the first day disciplinary Complete details and Ildcl during the early years of his office said "extremely poor "appropriate Lake Oricuta pupils leave bus stuck In sand near school grounds. are on Page 5-A. admInistration, department records were kept" on 23 auto (Continued On Page 3-A) (Continued On Page 3•M hlerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) "I ir "% .i' o '" 1 11 WHII. I rig:IP$ . I ,........- MOS1REPUL.SIVE\ ILIRE - - - Ir" . ti EEN. "1T a $.PGJCW1 HOW 10 FL.A7rTffF3 L Lt I -. ItJOW WHO --- • '• . , ct_I \ vI ,I ________ - " ` - ,W_ C'' I I 4 -I *t • ' 0 61 '. V Frank ______________________ I L1" -- - ______________________ I = Iffi~ __ WCM ',tUARE i"1E LaIESIT, VIL-F-ST, ft Vil i 'i : I ii . . ~,,. SHORT RIBS OUR NEXT • L -. e ins .. agreed to entet U,. school via Oakland Road and I . property ' tease .i. unimproved Spring Lake Ro i extension -,7- *!,(~-J;.! , *.'t-! 7.A It _-'d 1?F. _~ . 9 'j L.. 'i.}. ' ,i'L. , L r%_- , W . ~M- V , -. ..'. . "- II . r . I-- .~ 11 o .--,*, io~ k--Iw A "I ., "# 1.4 ZV_X - '. - ' --' • ''' Parents also agreed to use car pool system, to cut down the number of vehicles tral, • Altamonte Police Chiei Justus East. who attended the metting with (..ity torn k-j_%~ ... • - 'I- ~~__. * t - .• ,.:. .?-::- ___~~xF7, _ Z.- _ - __. i I I , - p '" . . - ________________ Is c oo a ..- I Is S "CtEAJ ) (CC ax. ,~), I I . .I Around The Clock IA Bridge 88 I Cilen4'r Comics ................. oil Crouvord, _.......... .6B Sem,inole County Sheriff John financial records were kept by Editorial I .......... 4A E. Polk said today that one bookkeeper anti an Dear A bby t dep artment com troller Ken assistant. A probe ordered by Dr Lamb 1unroe has "now either (,ov. Reubin Askew in July 3q74 68 completed or is in the process of into allegations of misconduct -------- * 7 MeAL<z ~1'1 , _ .11 71, ~. 4 I I " ~0 ______ '-UiJ( ' r, ,' r-'--- - Application for dock permit at Lake Sylvan Estates. - Appliiation for dredg and fill .it Oxford Road . - learning to be productive, worthwhile human beings," he said. "It's difficult to be wor. thwhile while sitting around." The legislator called on the prl.sonerstobeputtowork. TODAY by Howic Schneider ".' operations, with no money pumped in from the county. Bid openings for tlnprosements to the Jail were scheduled at 2pm today. ________ - _= , ; _-_x-.. A - r I -- -1.05E.- Bur.04 iv c ' , , -r Also on today's agenda are the following public hearings: - Consideration of an ordinance to estaIlish Sunlanci Street Lighting District - Application for dock permit at Sweetwater Oaks. -Application for bridge permit at Sit Layer by Crooks & Lawrence OO'J P.PTER REACHING PORT L.155A THE HO6PITAL, REPOR,T' .NP EA5V ARE WINGlIJG i4OMwAc'° CONDITION YOUR UNCLE JZT1 ':'i ---- . ' -i .. r UNCLE - -!SS 'I I U_i 1- / AI.D I WERE il1 -71',. . -.---4A-". 14~ _______ A CAPTAIN EASY I . Instead of the taxpayers to pay Truck carries ground ladders toIaling2X feet for room and board of their In length, tnaddItlon$o1.fooIaer1al children, ladder. ______ _____ 9-1 I - l _______ 2- ; used," he said Fechtel suggested that parents with children in 1c i -,------- ) \•, i 1-f T il,%L "We can't afford to let our HECAIMAX 16 KNOTS."XJUTMAO€ ,__..,,,,. P0_ \ ; )i . ?' I - Thus, from $10,000 to $56,000 in (ETA funds might be on hand at a bank at any gl't.n time officials Sd) A IotJ banking official said these I ; funds are available to a bank for "loans and things of this nature. It's rather a pIUn any bank would like to have." (O1flrn1ssioners also received a budget rt port from Seminole County Port Authority SCOPA officials This is the first year the port has been totally self-sufficient. The entire $452,000 The bank receiving CFTA funds doesn't get the entire million in a lump cwn Instead just enough money" is sent here to cover It d emands with the state's fiscal and other subdivisions arcas management. just North of I.ake Seminmy By BOB LLOYD Fechtel 39 represents Q which is East of SR Before dawn today lie was on his way to Herald Staff Writer 34th legislative district which lie said these pupils will be Tampa with the diesel-powered 18-ton unit -the includes approximately 80,000 "courtesy bused" across the Labor Day motorists on Country Club Road largest of its type rriade by American LaFrance. busy highway to the Orienla voters In Lake, Seminole and ormail the unit r uires both a driver and a Marion Counties. may have done a double take when they spotted a rear "tiflerman" who steers the rear of the school, less than two miles Fechtel said he appeared at man washing a shiny, new 1100,000 fire truck. awa), - beginning Wednesday. truck' but during delivery the unit was locked so the breakfast to tell the people But for George Morrison, 419 Lakeview Drive, of Two or three school bum Morrison oDuld drive the tmk alone. "what I'm doing" in the Sanford, it was all part of his job. .Nlwrlwn, a former Pennsylvania dairy far. involved are expected to pick 1egls1atue Morrison, a sersice representatise for ,.,has worked for American . upthepupilsaftertheArregular On home rule for ximl American LaFrance Ehnira, N. Y., c0vGr3 nine-years - the I&O four as Florida sery1ce runs, Layer expWned, and it 15 boards, F echtel said he wanted Florida and delivers new fire equipment, representative Last year he delivered at least 20 minutes" of additional travel to give "power back to law local leaches firemen to operate it and "trouble- custom-built fire engines to departments in the shoots and repairs the firm's products. level" as the home rule state. Recently he traveled to the Panama Canal time. Meanwhile, Altamonte done for county and municipal Zone to train firemen on operation of a new unit. Monday Morrison had a 100-foot aerial ladder Springs pohce directed traffic truck in his back yazd. He'd stopped at his governments. The aerial ladder truck features, in addition to today for the pupils on their Home rule allows the local residence for the holiday while transporting the the telescoping ladder, ground ladders totaling way to and from the school board authority to govern Itself, white, tractor-trailer unit from the factory to another 200 feet in length. The truck has inSchool Board Member Davie Tampa Fire Dcpartment. In the afternoon he Fechtel explained. tercom communication units between the cab E. Sims, who represents the "If they want to do something took a garden hose and pail and washedoff the and aerial ladder and cab and the tillerman's district involved agreed with cab at the rear. with home rule and "it La not new fire engine, Layer that the walkways won't against legislation, they can do . . be completed for a couple of _~I - I - working tNs year on the state's "correctional industries" prisons. - / Kwialkowski said the board's theory Was to even out" funds because Cornbank had a 'heck of a lot of accounts." PW , ,-" - T_ by Bob Montana - ' . , 1-1 SUIZE! FASTESTSAII.80AT NOTHING! THEM IN wirir,'ou t... clear with present rules. I - - '/ f. 1) 1) . ( -~ ~ . _:1) z * .Aw t, .1 "N'_%' ~,I :.% ,/.: V - ~" I W, 41 I .;) . ) ..:, ., I ..) L C .0 tolf / -(I C'61 % WA . - 4.~ ) %I -1 . ~ CP) ., . ;_ - A I-A I . 4?-K . ~i )0,-,vl NGBOARLD TO THE - SEA OF - ' .. 1 ~X - - .4 . _______________________ "KNOWLEDGE IS' TWESE WOIZDS, / - o -0 1*1 WINTHROP ---___ 19 0 ~ 0;~,/,i , 1-1 - *.*.:~ ------'•'' \ ~ 1. 41 /) T ,, \ d , . .= L-'T = k CIO 51-r.%,VA'PI 0. 1111% / calogrO ) I - r AND LET ME I I o - 1. ___f1_. SRAVEP t 9 I - 54t. y0LIR PAINV 15 ~s ! / I C, Chic Young r 1; I I * zli. % SO YOU &`P ipv.71 il - Fiore Truck Gara W. \ . q.1 J . -0 ;~' R,1I _5A !~-zA \,/I A %,w* I _____ ,, ____________ BLONDIE IllIC IF Ti.IAT s -P % 1 ;Z3 ~ j' EWE r3CRIWLV '7' / - - ___ - __ D511~[WIM4 Or WMP1010 A9 A fl~" 0", W pt:Ap- WHEWS UR . v_ _r /,, /Ii by T. K. Ryan 5 CHU t GQ RUNT! --- , ~ *4 L, -. , *- "I T-- - State Rep. Vince Fechtel (RLeesburg) said today he La "concentrating energies" on The Lhird-year legislator also said he was working to Improve the inmate productivity of the state correctional institutions and that Florida needs a "proactive rather than reac- "I t -4 -...------- ~ ~__ ~T~ , ,II % - -- I 1. , ) -:~ .%,It t W 57XWAW TUMBLEWEEDS 5i-tCjLP "PETUNW." AF rf-: P%L al.wX1.1 1--, _. - I __ __:;~ I KIH , ,! , ,[ -lvtr% ~~ GONNA I,.. 11 V k I FlND . i .1 THINK YA t . *_ F 1 by Neirridahl & Stoffel IL, J -_ I I I "I ;!~ . W_ AV, r PIAV'r %.-Ii" .71 i i i - L&- ' ~4 ~]M~ , . I Ig i. states local school boards Fechtel spoke to approximately 20 persons attending the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Per. y j_ 45W.4m fAPI '-, \ - Ii. BUGSBUNNY I alA56 \ - / I /P srX HOVP6 f9W JWff J,F.J6Wa 9W=?l A% W4iJ7M /5 7A*W ff 7MT" Af&ff ff 4 I- ,F -, - __ - -~ A A&/ fl) 647F fiti&T! , arivv w AWAO I- I, I - I ,'r: . 74TISfE / -, .:~-r-al" . ^ . 4.4r.- I .% Initially, Williams said he believed the money would earn a higher interest rate at the Maitland bank, but he says he has since learned the count) can earn no interist on federally deposited CETA funds I A*'i-AUi11r - a. Williams and County Commissioners Mike flattaway and Harry Kwiatkowski .ipprosed four banking moves, one of which transferred almost $1 million In tomprehcnsii Education and Training Act (CETA) funds to the Orange County __~z Garry Trudeau by bolic- by Lorry Lewis Both Kwiatkowski I H tta a ' said the switch was made to "spread the money around," but county officials in thar'eofCETAprogramssa> the money should remain in a local bank . C-:kt .- f ~ - * By MIO( LOUIRID(,E ____________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS banking institution. He said he would make his appeal for a reversal of the decision later today during the regularly scheduled county commission meeting M'1% Fechtel ange Needed two .I.*J'I'I.H I \TI.RMUI Bank De Posiet Decision Of ' "Okay, Ethel. let's watch those jackrabbit starts!" th JDo you have a question for I acollys- care of this nowspaper The most in(erosting questions will be tised in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) of clubs 'everything will work Out beautifully. If West has the king of clubs 6is going to gain the lead with that card." Jim: "West does have the ; - , ,. he Southeast First National Bank of taitland was a mistake." fi ED PDIrVL-T.r herald Staff Writer - V go up with dummy*s ace " IL ) ______ I _______________ Jim- "Every declarer's Iirst -notrump If partner responds thought at trick one is to Play by jumping to three clubs you low from dummy. This time he bid three notrump. ~:AATEVER 0 4- __________ 9 work it out when he gains the one heart or diamond, by Art Sansom 71~~T ~TW WST FiZZA I ATA.SOi &R AT \ .1 Q 72 The answer is that in stan 8 Oswald&JamesJacob} dard American, Jacobs mothrn In planning sour or any normal ssstem sou Oswald play at notrump you must look should open one club. This ahead to see which opponent is makes your rebidding problem I-. ' r - / r11ji \ Wi iams To Seek Reversal __________________________ ,Y\ ' I I ____ IV I Pass I * I ____ I Iowa r nitr wants to know what you should open I' N I I' ' I I q" 5~L., I 1, ,-,,% , --I _______ it u wsL}.#, I i 'I no Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . J1 . . \orth FsI South 5%j ii ' '? ' I i - ____ ' ' I 0 ~,~ I i -. I 1, South will wish'he had played second hand low. Such a lead is ' I, I than one from far more un1IC% just one of those two picture cards so the are play is both correct and a winner.' J 62 A76 68th Year, No. 10-Tuesday, Sept. 2, l9 1 Oswald: "If South rises with dummy's ace of spades and it turns out tht West has led fourth best from a five-card ) I ci"- I Then when Wt gets in he will _______________________________________ LL C YI&I K [era C.) (43 I 8I 1 1I - club king. If South pl.vs low, ( 0 i$ I lt% ()SWAII) and JAMES JAUUHV c ALLEY %- 1k;W%16i Wrt . . .-J- Dick Tumor I%S • .-. J " ___ -- q'I ) !i ~, George Perkins said city police officers would be stationed at Oranole and Oakland Roads, at corner of the dirt Spring Lake Road and Oakland Road, at Mt Vernon Parkway and Spring Lake Road and that sheriffs deputy would be at Mt. Vernon and Oranole, East asked parents to put - I • • .• .... - . --- ~-, 1~_ _1 -1- ~~ - - - - - __1 NM r7v~ - . :_ -In writing and he would channel them to the proper authorities. School Board CUirnian R,G. iContinued On Pagt 3-A) . i -- - _: .--- - �?A--1vt. ,rong Herald, Sanford, El. - Tue __ - ±±!L5 — 1111111111111111111111 FederalGrand Jury NATION IN BRIEF iiimoii (AP) Bases WAShINGTON iAP) — A Pentagon study says enough ,A capons, ammunitions and explosives disappeared from U. S. military bases aruund the world between 1971 and 1974 to outfit approximately 8,000 men. The report also raised the possibility that the outlawed Provisional wing of the Irish Reoublican Army and other terrorist groups may have received some of the stolen materials, The report, conducted by the Army Physical Security Review Board and released Monday by Rep. Les Aspin, E)-Wisc., said approximately 6,800 weapons and 1.2 million rounds of small arms ammunition or explosives were lost, "These losses would equip approximately 30 combat battalions with a basic load of small arms and munitions," according to the report, which was turned over to then Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway on March 10. B 9 Op Nominee MILWAUKEE' APi The S.'ciaIist Part chosen former Milwauk ee Mayor Frank P. Zeidler as 11,5 1976 presidential nominee under a banner inherited from Eugene Delis and Norman Thomas. The party, which nominated Zeidler during it' national convention Monday, calls itself the legitimate heir of the Socialist party, which has not fielded a Vit'"hite House candidate since 1956. Zeidler, 62, is chairman of the party which he helped reorganize a few years ago. Delegates nominated Quinn Brisben, 41, a Chicago teacher, as his vice presidential running mate. — U.S. Stimulation Asked WASIIING1ON (AP) — The United States and other major world economic powers must do more to stimulate their economies and help bring the world out of recession, says a top officialof the International Monetary Fund Johannes Wittes'een, director of the 1fl-member IMF, told itsannual meeting Monday the present rate of economic recovery in the world may be too slow and may leave most of the world mired in recession. He said al though Individual countries may f eel they doing enough, they must look at the problem in a "global context" and take into account the economic difficulties of smaller nations that depend on the big powers. Recession, Illness Linked CHICAGO (AP) — More mer.tal illn ess, more physical Illness and more crime grow out of economic recession, says a group of social scientists, And they said the cost of these consequences is greater than would be the cost of programs to create jobs. Goverrnrient officials look.only at the direct economic impact of unemoloyment, thot6ld the annual convention of 9T.American Psychological Association on.lA bor 1y. They sa id that not only do thefts, robberies and burglaries rise, but so do the rates of suicide, murder of infan ts, admission to mental hospitals and illness and death from heart and other di.seases. WASHINGTON (AP) A prominent Arab financier contends he presented the Northrop Corp., a major US. military contractor. from bribing Saudi Arabia's air force chief by keeping the money for himself, The Washington Post has reported. "I stopped a bribe. I put it in my pocket," Adnan Khashoggi was quoted as saying in a Beirut interview published in the Post's T esday editions, Northrop last June gave Senate Investigators documents that accused Khashoggi of demanding a $250,000 payoff for Gen. H.ashim M. Hashim, now retired, Co ues r' tin MIAMI (AP)-Negotiations between National Airlines and the carrier's striking flight attendants have resumed in Washington, but there was no Indication that an end to the walkout was near, The 1,200-member Association of Flight Attendants struck National early Monday after ta11c.almJat ending al9-mon th negotiation deadlock &oke down npji.arIJy The flight attendan ts are seeking im provements In a s jdc ran'e of areas, including salary, fringe benefits and - FLORIDA Iloffa vanished. Giacalone's automobile to facil- for passage n first reading at consider An appeal against the and YPAfi Of By Elaine RiCharde O'Brien is scheduled to testify itate an abduction of Hoffa." today's 4:30 p.m. city comissuance. the Board of Adjustment In denying a Deputy Clerk descrIption of the property, and the Wednesday before the grand O'Brien's attorney, James mission meeting. The or- Jack I Bridges, Special Exception to park a mobile names In which it was assessed are Jury. hioffa dropped from sight Burdick, said the sce nt picked dinance would not become CLEVELAND & MIlE home in an A 1 Agriculture Zone on as follows: the following described property: after leaving for a luncheon up by the dogs could have been effective until its adoption on Attorneys for Petitioner Certificate No 332 'fear of BegInning at the West corner of Issuance appointment at which he told clothing left by Hoffa ~n the car second reading after a public P o Drawer 7 1973 Lot 148, Block D, D R Mitchell's Sanford, FIO,Ida 17171 Description ot ProWty his family he was to meet with long before he disappeared, hearing. Publish Aug 26. Sept 7, 9. 16. $975 Survey of Moses E Levy Grant, flJYI lc't $791 S ',of Lot 127 Woocjruffs 51$ dcoE 1101 Otit. thence runf'4 23 Subd Frank L PH 3 Pg 44 the elder Giacalone at the Red since hlolfa was a longtime as. Thomas T. Ross, chamber OFO deo W 73339 It to the North line; Fox Restaurant in suburban sociate of the Giacalones. Name In which assessed Claude G president, in an open letter to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING thence run S 53 deq 01' W to P06. Tyre NOTICE i hereby given Bloomfield Township. Guy and Robert Ozer, who the city commission, said the that a Ins thew lo7 It. Furmerdescribed All of said property being In the P hli Hearing will be held in as located at the North end 01 Azalea Giacalone, howeser, denied heads the federal Organized chamber board believes the oj In the Seminole County Room County of Seminole, State of Florida Cow that he planned to meet Hoffa. Crime Strike Force in Detroit, proposed ordinance modifying thoij5e, Sanford. Florida. by the Avenue. South of horse track barns. Unless such certificate or cer in SectIon 1071 tificates shall be redeemed ac O'Brien said that, by coinci- refused to say who else In addi- the zoning law Is not in the best Board of County Commissioners This pubic hearing will be he Seminole County. Florida. at 7: 00 ld in Cording to law the property dence, he was driving young tion to O'Brien is being called to inte rest of the city. County Commiin Chambers described in Such certificate or PM or as soon as possible the of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, certificates will be sold to the Giacalone's car in the vicinity testify before the grand jury. Ross listed points for the thereafter, on September 3 0. 191$. to on September 73. 1975, at 700 PM of the restaurant on the day consider adoption of an ordinance by highest cash bidder at the court Funeral services for Hotfa's chamber's opposition as: soon thereafter as possible County. Florida. title of or as house door on the 6th day of October, The necessity of expensive Seminole Bo of County is as follows is at 1100 A M Commissioners and time consuming city inAr.ocdinance feinting tospecified Dated this 7Ist day o4A ugust. $975 Seminole Cuunty, Florida Arthur H Beckwith. Jr spections to insure compliance areas of the unincorporated fl y' Sid VihIen. ir territories of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court wi th plumbi n g, fire and dcc. ng, Chairman Florida. creating the W ood lands fly Ida Cre.al. txical COdeS. Municipal Service Taxing Unit, to Attest Deputy Clerk Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Commercial traffic would be "filled Publish Sept 7, 9. lb. 73, $975 Municipal Publish Sept 7. 1973 DElia intrude in residential areas Service Taxing Unit Ordnance; )EP 7 providing for definitions; providing causing a decrease in safety for for the governance 01 the taxing unit children in those areas, by the flo,"rd of County Corn NOTICE The change to corn- missioners: creating an Advisory THE BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. AS PRIME SPONSOR Board; authorizing WASHINGTON (AP) - number of government worker mercialtsmin residential areas the levy of a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. HEREBY NOTIFIES THE PUBLIC OF ITS mun icipal service and benefit ad GRANT SUBMITTAL TO THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Sponsors of legislation to allow strikes, rather than increase would be detrimental. valorem tai within the tax i ng unit LABOR FOR FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF *1.015.711 RECEIVED UN strikes by government workers them, and predict Congress Permitting residential offices not tociceeci IS rnlII, providing for DER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT budactary procedures; and (CETA) of 1973. TITLE VI say they don't expect cOngres- eventually will enact such a will "only compound and In- provitling for construction. This program. whiCh necessitated by the high unemployment rate. It sional approval for years be- law, crease the current horrendous severability and an effective date designed to create loos initlocal units of government. prlvaje non protit, cause of public unhappiness said ta.ino unit shall encompass local state and federal agencies within Seminole Thompson said present wild- vacancy portions existing" in County for Seminole the following described County residents with walkouts by police, gar- cat strikes by government the city. corporated areas of Seminole All available positions are registered with the Florida State Em bagemen and teachers. workers would be outlawed by floss noted there are more County Noyment Office, applicants must be Seminole County resdents and must Chairman Charles H. Wilson, bill that would bring their un- than 200,000 square feet of The Woodlands Subdivision be unemployed a minimum of 30 days consisting of The Meadows, Unit No. PRIME SPONSOR Seminole County. Board of County Commissioners D-Calif., says he is not opdmis- ions under the National Labor vacant office space in the city. totaled In S@01on 36. Township 20 NAME OF HIGHEST ELECTED OFFICIAL`S'idney L VIhIm Jr , tic his House postal subcom- Relations Act, thus giving them Ross's letter was sent to South, Range 79 East according to Chairman the plat thereof as recorded in Plat mittee'g right-to-strike bill for the same right as industrial un- Mayor Norman Floyd with UNIT OF GOVERNMENT County POPULATION 131.111 postal workers will get out of ions to conduct sanctioned copies to Corr, missioners (look IS, Pages 46 and 67 of the Publ ic Records of SemInol. County, the full Post Office Committee strikes. TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED. 726 Sandra Glenn, Helen Keyser, Florida; a n d, The Woodlands, TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO TERMINATE PROGRAM $26 this year. "Rather than these hiccup- Cal DeVoney and George located In Section 36. Township 20 DURATION OF GRANT September 1. 1975 thru June 30. 1976 South, Range 79 East. according to FIRST MONTHS HIRING GOAL. Chairman Frank Thompson type strikes, there would be a Perkins. the plat t her eof as recorded in Plat r.. 0-N.J., said his House labor definitive procedure they would Si New Participants • Book 16, Pages 7 and 3 of the Public 19 Carry over partic'panls f ro m cutting title's subcommittee wi ll hold public go thr ou gh," Thom pson said. I Not Records of Seminole County, BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS N ice Legal hearings on bills to give state Florida , and. The Woodlands 5 3L926 - Administration Further, both Wilson and Section 7. located In section 34. CITY OF and local government employes 5904,970 Participant Wages Township 10 South. Range 79 East. Thompson said bills before ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, $141,947-Participant Fringe Benefits the right to strike — according to the plat thereof as SIGNIFICAPi r FLORIDA their committees would only SEGMENTS TO BE SERVED made no promises even recorded in Plat Book 16. Paces 3$ Notice of Public Hearing 60 Block permit government workers to TO end 39 of the PubliC Record's of subcommittee approval, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 75- Female Head of Housefold NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Seminole County, Florida. and, The Wilson said public employe strike as a last resort, requiring 60 - Veterans Woodlands, Section 3, located In the Board of Zoning Appeals of the - Over 55 strikes like the pollee and fire- bergaining and mediation first. City of Altamonte Springs. Florida. Section 36. Township 70 South, 90 - Economically disadvantaged 'Very realistically I don't be. men walkout in San Francisco will hold a public hearing to consider Range 79 East, accordi.g to the plat 6 Eu offender It will passW in the fore- an interpretation and review of thereof as recorded in Plat Book Il, 1 -. Handicapped this summer have aroused pub-here seeable future," Paaesc and 10 of the Public Records tIon 6 "P 0" B&F. as pr ovided il All funds are utiliz ed for public service employment; creation of jobs to son said. tic opposition to right-to-strike "But I think it will come." of Seminole County. Florida; and, by Section 151. Zoning Ordinance help relieve the unemployment being experienced in Seminole County The Woodlands, Section 1, located in bills that most congressmen are Mtarnordp Sprinq. Flor ,da. No 721 lobs have been created in the areas of Education. Social Welfare, Safety Section 34. Township 70 South. Agencies, Law unwilling to buck. Enforcement, Public He.altn. Util.t'es and Services He said the bills are already 7 THE POINT IN QUESTION IS Range 79 East accordng to the plat Grant Application may be clammed at Seminole County Branch Of ,,It would take a very br ave l os ing votes of members of ther eof as recor ded in Plat Book whether cu sting one and two family t7 f ice, Manpower Planning Division, Seminole Plaza, Highway 17 97 436, soul to vote for this." Win Congress who would have gone Pages 47, eIIlngs,as Permitted y Section 6 and 69 Of the Public Casselberry, Flora. or at the Seminole County COurDou,, Room 3$l PO"A 1. may be converted said, Records of Seminole County, Intergovernmental Coordinator's Office, North Park Avenue, Sanford, along with right-to-strike bills (w'Ofes%Ional and business offices, Florida; and. The Woodlands, between th' hours 011:30 A M. arid 300 P M Monday thru Friday Both Wilson and Thompson earlier but are now getting too (Sect ion 6 "P OIl 7). though SectIon 3, located in Section IS. the tots Written comments concerning this application should be directed to contend that a national right-to- close to 1976 elections to risk with the existing dwellings do not Township 70 South. Range 29 East Manpower Planning Coordinator, Comprehensive Manpower Planning or acc ding meet the' minimum lot requirements to the plat thereof as strike law would reduce the such a controversial stand, Division, Seminole County Branch Office. Seminole Plaza, Casislberry, 11 CI , • Strike Approval 'S Called U Gift Of Time Offered RIVERVIEW iAP - Gary Pu t na m. who helped settle a Vietnamese family of four, says he couldn't offer them any th ing fancy. Just his time. "We couldn't take th em to th e usual tourist spots around Florida," Putnam says. "But we ta ught th em to drive, helped th em find jobs and enro ll in school." Putnam took a vacation from his job as a f eder al seafood inspe ctor to bring a young Sou th Vietn am ese Air Force pilot, his wife, th eir da ughter and a cousin to th is sma ll Tampa suburb last May from Eglin Air Force Base. Raiford Stabbing Probed Officials at th e Union RAWORD tAPi Correctional Institution are inves ti gating the stabbing de ath of a 31-year-old prisoner who was serving a sixmonth to 10-year se nte nce for robbe ry and assault. Suzi Wilson, spokeswoman for the state prison syste m, said no c ha rges had been filed in the dea th of John W. Cklomn of Pindilas County. Th e inmate's body was found Monday by a prison guard. — (1 *' -- — (0 9, 1 , 11 - DEft 17 U' Publish- Aug 31. Sept I. 2. 1915 You'Get Much _________ Much. _____ ______ reeze Extra M Iicel 4* -. Sc ho 0 I s Lake Orienta Bus Starts Wednesday O ' -. ' '1r1huh monies. Polk said uncollected estreated s ur ety bonds tota l in g 16.644 on March 31, 1974, have now been collected and a new system of prompt collection put Continued From Page 1-At Avenues. (Continued From Page-IA) into effect, Bud i Feather answered Even though housing Polk said $ 1,750,25 in se ttled," questions for the parents. Many developments surround the We're just now getting ration was department property that pa ren ts insisted the county schoo l t he re is no access from She said the ope di tors couldn't find Is s ti ll the commission m us t pa ve Oakland them into the school grounds. pretty good for the first day of au object of a department-wide Road and co ns t ru ct a walkway. Students from Oakland Estates school. The items include a bicycle path to assure the adjacent to the school property forMrs. Elaine Hall, secretary search. tape r ec or de r, sir ens, speakers, Sanford Middle School safety of walking children on and north of Maitland Avenue, a spotlight, and a patrol car Avenue Principal Dan Peiham, sa id the school entranc'way. must o onto Maitiand sa Bar unit wi th blue lights Parents of l,ake Orlenta arvi walk to Oranole, down opening day was "very Vi and speaker. School children have be en Oranole to Oakland Road. smooth, Seminole High School expressing co n ce r ns about the Traffic count on Maitland inci Pr pa l Donald Reynol ds sa id safety of walking studen ts for Avenue is 20,000 car s da ll)'. tor today's o pe ng ni bo was "a 1 11 ut the the past f ou r months. City Public Works Direc smoothest start we've had so In a joint meeting of the city Don Bundy sai a d most of the city Ear" He said about 6Oto 70 new commission, the county sidewalk from Ar lington, en- pupi ls had not been scheduled, commission and the school tranceway to Glen Arden to but t ER1C"e"" ha t's "a bo ut half the hoard, no agreement could be Maitland Avenue will be num .CANCER r we us be uall y have," on reac hed on whose responsibility co mpleted today. SOC ETY the f irst day. it is to provide access to th e The Maitland Avenue school. The counts has Con- sidewalk will be co nstructed sidered paving Oakland Road, frongOranole on the east side of off Oranole, after the be gi nn ing the s,reet to E llsworth where it of the new F iscal year, Oct. 1. will cross to the west side to SR The city, a month ago, be gan 436, co ns t ru ction on a network of Some repa irs will be ma de to sidewalks adjacent to highly old sidewalk and some new traveled Oranole and Maitland walk wi ll be built, Bundy said. - ' .4e •, Smoothly - ,j: J11 SALEI - Model TBF16D -i' s.i; _._- "s I . 11 15.6 Cu. Ft. No Frost Refrigerator.Freezer Freezer holds UP Co 147 lbs. Jet Freeze ice compartment Slide-out cabinet shelf • • Anoth"r model asail.ib'b' ssith 459 Automatic lcemakt'r, Electrical Wiring Specialists. No Job Too Large Or Too Small. Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. thru Fri. $ am. 3p.m. — Closed on Sat. - 2.522 PARK DIAL 322.1362 -. - -, — -- - - - Sorry, Not All Sizes and Colors M , I/ - - Suits S h i r ts PRICE '[Hi"~ HRSf & Shoes j795 VALUES TO 33.00 Alterations Free, As Usual By s new tf::. MEN'S STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.6511 ' Spir.s E'st s. '.'.' ' . ;. ']IC i ,, eido' s'ers n -~ f9 205W. FIRST ST '±n Plaza cr.e-ne west ef n'erstte 4 r. Forid :, t ..o'.'•n ffice '.vh.:, SeRc<id4?4;t :t H:'..rigoffmceon y.'re wit The First ycu come S'.:' Rcd 4:- ':: : :n the Wnere e. ir. y:.. i: business, The First hs doubled riepsit and wtth±.iw. be with tL "THE SPOILER! t 0~ Starting September 2, saving at The First will be twice as easy in Seminole County, 111 THIS SALE IS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY ;~ SHORT SLEEVE & KNIT 1 /1PRICE 1 - New Fall Deliveries Plus These Extra Special Buys: SELECT GROUP _ A notlier Fi rct for Sou All Stock Including Our 50 I 'iij - .4 _____ - 10% off Planning Division BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS: $ 97,717 - Administration X4,713 -- Allowances $3,375 --- Wages $33 - Fringe BenefIt 05,661 -- Training 11119,963 - Services Grantappllcaticn may bee.afl,nedat Seminole County Branch Office, manpower planning division. Seminole Plaza, Highway Il 92 436.. Cessefberry, Florida, or at the Seminole County Co"rthouse, Room 313, IritCrgOyt'rnm.,nI.l Coordinator's office. North Park Avenue, Sanford, between thehoi,rSofS3QA M andS OOP M .Mondaytpiru Friday Written comments concerning this application Should be dlrcted to Manpower Planning Coordinator, Comprehensive Manpower Planning Division, Seminole County Branch Office, Seminole Plaza, Cassstberry, Sheriff : Changes In Works (:2 ou nd I To A/leet At \Ninter Springs . year, but he expects sales of pounds of breaded shark filets r to New Orleans public schools some oo flOUflth ttü , for their lunch programs this He sends 10 to 15 pounds of partly because "Jaws" Year, They have used shark be- dorsal fins the one that sticks caught the public fancy. out of the water - to Gunter M os t c,f Battiste ll.a's shark lore as a base for gumbo. meat as Preuss' Versailles Restaurant meat comes from sand and dog He has shipped shark here each week as the base sharks brotght in by Gull (Lsb- far as Ohio, and he is trying to ct-men, who threw the 4-to 6-foot deve10 a market for shark ingredient for shark's fin soup, rLsh assay a few short years ago. skin. A shark's skin is like considered a delicacy in the Orient. "People are shark conscious leather when it's dried, and it now," Battistella said Monday, can be turned into belts and Preus., compares the taste to 'In nme areas, the movie has shoes. at th of a clear turtle ooup. -, 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. Meat Vendor manpower ' 0 1) Oviedo Polls Open Until 7 Tonight aga County of Seminote, Stit,of Florida the Proposed variance will be heard titc such cQrlificai, or er. and final action taken tilicates shall be redeemed ac THIS NOTICE IS TO BE cording to law the Property PUBLISHED by posting on the described in SJ'.h certificat, or property described above and in certificates will be %00 to the gt"e'st rash bidder at the cOurt three public Places within the City limits of Altamont, Springs at least hous.edooroflth,&h day Øf October. fifteen days prig, to the time of $975 at 1$ 00 AM public hearing Dated this 2lsf day of Atg1jt 197S DATED 31415 74th DAY OF Ai1hjr H Rfrkith, Jr , AUGUST, 1913 A U Clerk Of the County Court (OFFICIAL SEAL) fl, Ida real -Roxanne Hasty. Deputy Clerk Secretary Publish' Sept 7, 9. 16. 73. 191$ Board of Zoning Appeals OFP to Publish:epf. 7. $973 _____ ' - On Charges TAIJ.MIASSEE iAP, - Public Service Cornmissioner Paula Hasskins says th e PSC ought to quit studying the question and a do pt "an cqwtible and sound 'sav" today to fix telep hone charge's. The issue on how to figure local and long-distance dialing in company profit ssas at th e heart of th e latest feud between Mrs. Ilasskins, a Republican, and the two PSC Democrat ic-s. Chairman Billy Mayo and Bill Bevis, Also on th e agenda today was th e PSC attorney recommendation that the cor,lmission not take JurisdictIon over fuel adjustment ch ar ges of mumcipal utili ties and rural elec tr ic coopera ti ves. The co mmission sas expected to accept th e advIce. By BOB LLOY[) HeraldStal( Writ er . 'r hi The Asstic'lted Press At least 11 persons ss ere kilkt in hi liii: ',s etkt'nil trotER' accidents in Florida, including an 1 1-carld Miariit irl h. died in a fiery accident oii a bridge bt'tss c'n Miami and Key hliscayne, state troo pe rs sa id today. Teresita Perez ssas in a car driven by her father, Ik'rnado Perez, officers said. Perez lost control of th e car, sshich hit the bridge abutment, bounced across the median and struck an oncoming car occupied by six pe rsons, troopers sa id. Perez' car caught fire, jamming traffic for tiso hours on th e Bear ('ut Bridge, officia ls said. Ten persons ssere in,u.red in tb'' Sunhitv collision Act Death Cause Foun In Murder t' . ___ TALLAHASSEE (API — The son of a fruit picker is to be sworn in today as th e f irst black justice in the tustory of th e Florida Supreme Court. Gus'. fleubin Askess, who appointed Joseph W. hlatchett to th e post in a historic move believed to be th e first of its kind in th e South, is to prese nt th e for tiler f ed eral magistrate to th e Supreme Court. Chief Justice James Adhins administers the oath of office and presents the black robe of a justice to Hatchett, "I have the basic tools of a lawyer," llatchett said sshen his appointment v.as announc ed in July. "1 can analyze facts, research lass anti put it on pa pe r. I've been researching lass for 15 years, looking at tr ial records and arguing cast's." Hawkins: li . Tuesday, Sept. 2. 1975-3A into the bathroom. Blood was af te r midnight when someone reported taken. Fredrick C. Dekelder, 25 found on bedspreads in a stuck a shotgun ba rrel be hind ;, ear. Stallworth reported the Merlin Court, Casselberry, bedroom and one of the ma n's his " "' . +!ae EL.. k.1I,5 re also, gunman threatened to shoot reported thieves Altamonte Springs police shoes was founu t he ma de off with -1, n' today reported a shoe store poice said. him and ordered him to walk a $250 boat trailer left with his manager, found dead in his Gunter sa id tia1 t ha t in- do wn near by railroad tracks auto Sunda y at the public boat apartment Thur sday, died of vestigators, wor ki ng round t he w he re he was forced to lay fa ce launching ramp on the St. Johns I— suffocation while he was be ing clock in the case, have no down and the money was ta ken River at U.S. 17-92 west of severely beaten about the head sus pec ts bu are following upon from his pockets, Th e bandi ts Sanford. 1 1-1" "by an unknown assailant or "several leads" in connection removed Stallwor th 's shoes and De puties reported bur glars assailants, fled, deputies said, and broke into a car and a truck in wi th DeMeester's death, j "".'. Capt. David Gunter sa id an Sheriff's deputies today were Stallworth reportedly "went to south Seminole, ta king two afriend'shouse"andcahledthe citizens band ra di os valued at autopsy showed 23-year-old ins'estigating a report by a -. Thomas DeMcester died year-old Midway man that he sherifrs office. $387. Warren Musselwhite, 3618 - :-., • ,,%l',1c..1; ;,, . ,_:''' "supposedly w he n something, was rob bed early today of isDeputy R.E. Pritchard M ir ror Lake Road, re po rted a possibly food from a recent cents by two unidentified men, re po rted 15-cents was found on radio was taken after a vent LABOR DAY PIT STOP meal, stuck in his windpi pe ," one armed with a shotgun. the hood of Sta ll worth's car, window wassrnashed ona truck Gunter said investigators are In ot her reports, deputi es are and J, William McClure, 011ie Stahlworth, of Midway A sst'lcomt' sight to holiday sseekend motoris ts was th is rest area set up betsset'n IMngwoexi anti Sanlaudo, Th e Sem in ole REACT still look ing for the murder Route Two, told deputies he was probing a burglary at the 230 Stratford Square, Howell ifladlo Emergency Associated Citizens Teams) program which 5'kti1'5 missing 1973 Old- sitting in his au to in the parking Spring Lake hills Drive Bran ch Road, told deputies his was organized last January, uses two- way radios to help trucke rs smobile, two sets of keys and lot at the DeLuxe Bar, off reside nce of Bruce 0. Fast in car was entered and a radio hii h $7111) in jewi'lry was unit ta ken. Southwest Road, Sanford, just and motorists In emergencies and offer a refreshment break, wallet. DeMeester's body, with his i ll erald I'hoto by Bill Vin ce nt Jr.) hands tied be hind his back, was I found in t he bathroom of his 1~ So ' ;tpa't.nmt by the apartment complex manager after officials of the Flagg Brothers ,I Shoe Store, Altamonte Mall, I _;"~._ I 4 _. tele[hlloned inquiring about .,L , ---00 ,_____________________ t , -'- —- -."0_0W0I****0__-I 'I1I _-__-WINTER SPRINGS — The permit, later suspe nded by DeMeester when the store pe Continued From Page-lAi weekly Cit' Council meeting Co un cil after it reversed a wasn't o ned at the scheduled , time Thursday. ssill be held at 7:30 p.m. today decision granting conditional DeMeester's parents also action was taken against the '!I instead of Monday because of use of residentially zoned called from Michigan after he deputy involved." I I the Labor Day holida y, property on Hayes R oa Other procedural changes d to two failed to make a sc hedul ed ('ouncilman Irwin Hunter, churches. Wednesday night telephone call i ns tituted, Polk said, include a planning and zoning cornnew pur c hase order system _____________ Councilman John Danie ls will to them, missioner, is sched ul ed to make that effectivel' con tr ols the discuss establish ing a cornPolice sa id the victim may a report of an inquiry of alleged fnittce for city planner criteria have been beaten in one of two purchasing function; an in(li.screpan(Ties in granting of a and selection, bedrooms in the apartment a nd ventory records system on building permit by Building pa ir par ts or t ires A lso on t he agenda wi ll be his fully-clothed body dragged automotive re Official Ray Bradshaw to purchased in lar ge quantities monthly re po r ts from departSeminole Baptist Temple. and accounting machine Bradshaw has deni ed any ment heads budget shifts and , records, posted daily, on trust impropriety in issuing the the mayor's report. _i ac co unts for fines, bonds, in'4-4 ,-'I i dis'idual de posi ts and other L 11 Killed In Accidents it t'-..ii,.,;% I Joins Stale Supreme o \ __ _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,I. ill; , I ~,* .. -- 3 ' . ,iq _,..,- .P, f, ' a vi s Spurs B For S - Black Fruit Picker's Son Court v .;k - IN BRIEF da y of August, A D 1915. in the The Certificate numbers and years County Commissioners' Meeting (if ISSuanCe, the description of the ions in the Courthouse at Sanford, prC'rty, And the names in whith it WS assessed are as follows STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Seminole County. Florida. pursuant rtUit, No 101 Year of JOSEPH D JOHNSTON. WHOSE to Petition and Notice heretofore IsimAnirp 1977 RESIDENCE IS CITY OF MAR given, passed and adopted a D.scrIptlortof Property TINSVILLE. COUNTY OF HENRY. Peselutlnn (loSing, vacatnq and tot K Rik I MICtiS Sum PB) PG STATE OF VIRGINIA. AND abandoning renouncing and WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: disclaiming any and all right of the 11, RI, S. Box ill. Lot PO 7. MAR Name In which assessed Charl ie County Of Seminole and the public in NSVILIE, VIRGINIA 21112 Mae Gaines and to the following described All of said properly being in the TIA sworn Petition for Dissolution of rights of way. to wit Marriage a Vinculo having been That portion of Cayuga Circle County of Seminole, Slateof Florida filed regarding your marriage to lying between Lots 7 and Unless '..ich certificate or cer LINDA W JOHNSTON. In Circuit Oakland Hills Addition. Plat (took fific,lilrs shall be redeemed ac Court In and for Seminole County. fl PIQC 90. Public Records of rnrdng to law the property Florida, the short title of which is IN Seminole County. Florida described in such certificate or THE MARRIAGE OF: RE By the Board of County Corn Certificates will be sold to the D JOHNSTON. Husband hlohrt (ash bidder at the court mi%slonprs of Seminole County. Respondent. and LINDA W. Florida, this 76th day 01 August, hoe doorr on the 61h day of October, 1975 at 1100 AM JOHNSTON. Wife Petitioner, these A 0. 1975 Dated this 71s1 day of August. 1915 presents command you to appear fSeall Arthur H B e ckwith. Jr and file your Answer or other Board of County defense or pleading With the Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court Commissioners the Circuit Court in and for Seminole By Ida (real, of Seminole County. Florida DCpUIV Clerk County. Florida. and serve a copy fly' Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Pubtith Sept 7. 9, 16. 23. $915 thereof on Petitioner's Attorney, Clerk of the Circuit Court nrp I Jack T Bridges of Cleveland & fly , mann K Hare Mite. P O Drawer Z. Sanford, Deputy Clerk Florida 37771. on or before the 301h Publish' Sept 7. $913 day of September. 1975. or otherwise DEP 9 NOTICE OF APPLICATION a default will be entered against you FOR TAX DEED WITNESS my hand and official (Section 197.246 Florida Statutes) SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD sealof theCtyrk of the Circuit Court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS on this 22nd day of A u gust. AD. ll, ,1 1 Ct',r$-, Notice of Public Hearing IsiS 0, oqtl , ti,.r t u. foll oov,fig If. hci,irij of co unty (urn (crli rr,tfc,t fl, fOnd s4ud cer Arthur or a ta deed to be issued Florida, will hold a public hearing to thereon The As Clerk of the Circuit Court certificate numbers as is reguiresi for all new con record" inPlat Book 19. Pace 17 Of Florida, )7707, within 30daysotthedateo, this publication, struction in Professional Of tic, 'he Public Records of Seminole Publish' Aug 31. Sept 1. 7, 197$ OEQ 197 County. Florida; Drjtrjcts, SectIon 6 "P O"F and, The nd Woodla s on ed Secti 3 , locat in THE PUBLIC HEARING will be NOTICE he ld in the City Hall of Altamonte Section 33, TownShip 20 South, THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. AS PRIME Sprnos. Ftora. d on Monday. Range 79 East, according to the SPONSOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, HEREBY NOTIFIES THE September IS, $913. at $ 00 P M .or replat of Block "0" as recorded in PUBLIC OF ITS GRANT MODIFICATION SUBMITTAL TO THE %orking conditions. as soon thereafter as pOss'ble, at Plat Rook It, Page 33 of the Public UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FOR which time Interested parties a Records of Seminole County. FUNDS IN THE AMOUN.T.',;:.4 ....tcIVEO UNDER T HE COM -., -,. .. (itizeflsconcernedwlllbeheardand Florida tMPLOYMENTAND TRAINING ACT (CETA)OF 1973, final interpretation made .... • ''"• ''".'" '' TITLE I, MAKING THE TOTAL ALLOCATION TO SEMINOLE COUNTY Chairman c ', OVIEDO- Sixty-seven of the percentor300cltyvot?rswni,t'l . " .I..L W 'I' le Psablisnetj OF by Board —; posting in thr of County -.-'.: oublic places NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Bahamian officials have city's *'i. ,i,o14ti h3 utallUtS at the city hall *Neu Commissioners withIn the City of Altamonte $420,975 - Original Grar" Appli,,&tIOfl reported spotting by çwihi"t cast ballots by 10:15 today in polling place.. i&èIjn' Seminole County Florida Springs, Flor ida at least fifteen Addit ional Allocation flLZ1 i;iTiuegallypullinglobster traps in Bahamian waters. days Thepollsaretocloseat7p.m. prior to the time of public A'TEST the municipol election where 5479,737 - Total Allocation Arthur 1. fi,,' kwIth. ,'r. The officials said they had ordered a 60-foot police boat Virtually winning re-election bearing two city council seats and the (leek to the Board of DATFrI TIII 7 1h UAY OF The additicnl receipt of 5201.309 will be Utilized with three-inch cannon to pursue the boats sighted to his third two-year term is aU(,ST 1975 A U mayor's office are up. to Increase existing County Commissioners. Work and training positions and will have no sufficient change to the Monday. City Clerk N3ncy Cox, also Mayor Leon Ohliff, running 10FF ICIAL SEAL) pur Seminole County, Florida Po se ot the program Pi,hlish Sept 7. 1973 Poxanne Hasty. Secretary Coast Guard officials in Mi.auu today said they had not clerk of today's election, Last unopposed. Incumbent CounPRIME SPONSOR. Seminole County. Board of County Commissioners ()FR $0 Board of Zoning Appeals been informed of aany arrests. week predicted a turnout of 35 ctbuan Carlos Warren, seeking Publish Sept 2. 1975 NAME OF HIGHEST ELECTED OFFICIAL: Sidney I VihIc'n. Jr. Chairman CITY OF a second term in office, IS DER 13 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, UNIT OF GOVERNMENT: County challenged by Robert W. FLORIDA AREA SERVED Seminole NOTICE OF APPLICATION Notice of P ub lic Hearing Whittier while incumbent, POPULATION 134,111 FOR TAX DEED TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED 431 ' Herbert McCarley, also seeking (Section 191.246 Florida Statutes) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 'TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 1(1 TFIMINAIE PROGRAM 463 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, a second term is vying wi th the B oa rd Of Zoning Appeals of the StC,NtriCArf'l SEGMI:NTS TO BE SERVED: tpi ssle r Juanita Banks the City of Alt6rnont.' Springs, t-lorida. 391 -. Black Charles W. Pratt. ho lder Of thi follo*,,y- 'lr''Lates t.'iat said Board will hold a public 63 R ec eiving Public Assistance Wh ile unofficial results will be Piq filed s4,cj certificates for a ax hearing t, consider the QuMlion of 13- Hand icapped available wthlil ininutcs after deed to be issued thereon The arnnting a retr yard variance of 26 -, Veterans I po11s close, absentee ballots certifitate' nurnb,'r and years of l*eIye feet from the reguireme'nt of S issuance, the description of the Sec tion 6 "ft 1AA"H of Zoning 760 - White are scheduled to be counted at property. *nd the names i'l WtiIh it Ordinance 774 fl The propose'd 9 - Over 35 NEW ORLEANSAP) ..me stimulated sales. In other There are no bones — a 11 a ,n. Wednesday If a city vas assesse'o areas fOIl*'s: variance Would leave an eighteen 107- Female movie "Jaws" mi,ht Lie an areas, It has hurt. shark's hulk Is built around council quorum can be Certificate No 576 Year of toot rear yard for Lot 105, Barclay 1)1 -- Youth IYt'an(e a anathema to some seashore re77 - Adult Retardates Woods First AddlIon, 61$ Mayfair "It's a matter of educa ting cartilage, even the jaws, riiustu'ed, Mrs. Cox said. Descript ion of Pr*Wty Avenue ALLOCATION OF FUNDS' sort operators, but Preston Bat the public that you can't always Battistella said. And shark f a quorum is not present at Sec 37 Twill 71M P(F flE S 25 Ftt TIfF PUBLIC HEARING will $4031115 Seminole Community College 77Q PARTICIPANTS tistella fIi!Ures it's going to give cat tbe high- pr i ced fish \(uJ focal 1,s ckap — 75 (Tents a II a.m., the election will be P1 251 31'. I ;. 1 it Of SE m Of S 51.921 be nt'ld in the City Hail of Seminole County Astoc for Retarded Children — 30 NF '. (less I4dl Sec 33 T S 20 RE. Iu.s buranes.s a shot in the arm. Altamonte Springs, Florida, PARTICIPANTS can't ignore the ground meat of pound for filets, compared wi th canvassed and absentee ballots ,, Monday, September IS. $973. at S 00 $ 77.0 — FLORIDA State Employment Service The New Orleans seafood the seafood industry." 11.75 for trout or redfish. co un ted at 7:30 p.m. Wed700 PAR Name in which assessed Aida P IA. fl( as soon thereafter as TICIPANTS vendor says he sold about 150,Smith Bat tisteila thinks shark filet nesday. possible, at which time Inter ested $101,905 -- Seminole Coun ty District School Board Battistelia will stq,ply - All of said property 000 pounds of shark meat last being in the Parties _. S 1— '•' . - - and . - riti,.e I,,. has a taste similar to catfish .,... - Al Lobster Boats Reported 1 .-. L -11..-A __ I INDA W JOHNSTON. Wifr Petitioner. NOTICE OF ACTION J Arab Pockets Bribe Airline Strike Con n ed 'I .1.,4 - I . ,, I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH NOTICE OF RESOLUTION JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ctoslNc. VACATING AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ABANDONING RIGHTS OFWAY (Section I7.246 Florida Statutes) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.I75I•CA.04.A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, that R.'Ilph '.t Irene A Schoolcralt NOTICE iii, hereby gi ven that the In Re: The Marriage of floard of (Tounty Cammiss , onørs of ftC hflldPr of the fOlIOWtng Ce, iosrri 0 JOHNSTON tilicates has fled sa ertifscales Husband Respondent. Seminne County. Florida. at for ii t4tN deed to he issued thereon Regular Meeting held on the 76th and A federal flolfa was last seen, mother, Viola, were also schedgrand jury launches a probe to. Officials familiar with the uled today. She died last Thu Thum day into the disappearance of probe confirmed last week that day at 85 in a Plymouth nursing ex-Teamsters union boss Jim- three tracking dogs detected home. Friends of the Hoffa ms Ilolfa. U.S. Atty. Ralph Guy Ilofla's scent in the back seat family said she was never told said he hopes to unravel the and trunk. her son had disappeared, al. mystery by taking testimony But O'Brien said It was "hi. though she called for him every from mere than 70 subpoenaed dicrous" to suggest Hoffa was day. witnesses, in the car with him the day Guy said the grand jury's H offa disappeared. O'Brien work initially will be to in. said he borrowed Giacalone's usiness vestigate rather than to collect auto to deliver a fish to a evidence for indictments. a Teamsters Union vice president Z Meanwhile, the FBI will at- in a Detroit suburb. I fl tempt to maintain custody of an The FBI seized the car Aug. 9 auto which agents believe may Giacalone, 22, contended the hold a clue to Hoffa's July 30 car is being held illegally be disappearance. The car belongs cause a statement sworn to by pos to Joseph Giacalone, son of federal agents justifying seizreputed Mafia figure Anthony tire of the auto is insufficient to ALTAMONTE SPRINGS "Tony Jack" Giacalone. show probable cause that any The Altamonte-Casselberry A hearing on the car con- federal crime was committed. Chamber of Commerce Board troversy is scheduled before An affidavit filed in federal of Directors has voted U.S. District Judge Robert De. court in connection with the unanimously to oppose a Mascio. FBI's request for a search war- proposed ordinance permitting The auto was being driven by rant said the FBI felt there was certain occupations in hloffa's fost er son, Charles I.. probable cause to believe that residential areas. - , Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Starts Hoffa Probe Guns, Ammo For 8,000 Disappeared From Socialists Choose Legal Notice Legal Notice in ! Y co'ienert FIAOLJLst Federal of Orlando MoinOttic. Downtown DixisVIliaq. Pin. H lls ' ,,'i Altamontep,ri99$,,, ApO,p9,, , , Dover Shot.. --- . ,,.,. - ' FashIon Scuare Spring. Plaza ,. 'l OFO 19$ ---- -.-.. ___ ,, Cot!.'9. Park . _ _ _ ',,. , .j --- . - Holtn.r West ,,.•,-..•. ,..j,, ,,, -. . ,Colonial . '' - - Plaza ' ' ' - , ' ,. Satellite Cilic. " ' .1, - ,0 - '.7-'-; ' ' �Evening HerWd Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 3O-322.26ll or 831.9993 WORLD I' Tuesday. Sept. 7-4A WAYNE ft IX)Yl.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE.Managing Editor IIOBERT ('. MARKF.Y. Advertising Director Ecuador Calm Following Home DeIiver Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $1420; Year, $2840 8% Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $270; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mznths, $32.40. I Attempted Army Overthrow QUITO, Ecuador (AP) Ecuador was reported caLm again today following the failure of an attempt by the army chief of staff to overthrow President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. The leader of the attempted coup Monday, Gen. Raul Gonzalez Alvear, surrendered after 12 hours when the army, navy and air force failed to join the single army unit supporting him. The president accused "irresponsible politicians" of instigating the rebellion. Unofficial reports said 20 people were killed and about 50 wounded in the fighting around the presidential palace in downtown Quito. - Home Construction: Dream Fading? The Commerce Department's report of a 13.7 per cent jump in housing starts in July is another item of good news from the economic front. A (lIIiPkPfliflø b non in thr f'flflctrii,*i,m •.' UIlUII 1IIUULL * ...,-...I,l UWU help confirm that the recession is behind RAY CROMLEY DON OAKLEY However, from the standpoint of the American family shopping for a new house, the surge in home building mayh ave little significance. Most of the new houses being built this year will go on the market at a price within reach of a shrinking number of Americans. With the median income in the United States of America at about S13,000 a year, the old rule of thumb that a family can afford a house worth two arid a half times annual income puts the limit of a prudent housing investment at barely more than $30,000 for families in the median bracket. New houses in that price range are becoming relatively rare. WASHINGTON — (NEA) - The senate is up I Not since "Dewey Defeats Truman" in 1948 That means the dream of owning a home is to its tricks again. It has before it a bill, s.s, — have the samplers of public opinion come under going up in the smoke of inflation for a great many called a "sunshine" law which purports to so much fire and their polling methods been so ,. — wage-earners. Must the dream be abandoned? We generally open meetings of senate and House questioned as they have of late, especially In the hope not, but we can also hope that the federal and committees and of certain selected government vital areas of environmentalism and con..sumerism. state governments do not lose sight of where the agencies to the public. The bill is enthusiastically supported by problem lies in their efforts to keep the dream alive Common A case in point Is a widely reported survey ' Cause and other groups listed as as a public policy. the Opinion Research Corp. of Princeton, N.J., 'public interest." m is supposed to encourage Owning a hoe which found, based on interviews inter of 2,038 people In truth, S.5, as first introduced, had some ,of voting age, that 75 per cent of all Americans responsible citizenship, which lends some measure of integrity and some teeth. As oppose the creation of an independent federal justification to federal programs to encourage amended, it is a sham and facade, an attempt to Consumer Protection Agency. According to the home-buying over and above the obvious economic convince voters the sponsors are interested in poll, the public is "generally satisfied" with the benefits to individuals and the construction in- the public's right to know. But the teeth have I consumer protection efforts of existing governdustrv. There are limits, however, on how far the been filed down to the gums. ment agencies. government can go in stimulating home conThe bill starts out, section by section, in a The survey has been vigorously attacked by struction before it drifts into irresponsibility - straightforward manner. It declares Senate supporters of the legislation which would set up both in terms of its own budgets and the budgets of committee meetings shall be open — standing, the superagency, who claim that its questions select or special, and all subcommittee the people it wants to help, c. - T_ were slanted aradloaded. They also pomtout that House committee meetings shall be = . In the last year and a half the federal governit was commissioned by the Business RoundJoint congressional meetings shall be ment has put $13.5 billion into subsidizing home open. table, a New York-based association of business open. The meetings of most of the important firms which, along with various local chambers loans at interest rates below prevailing market regulatory agencies shall be open. of commerce, has been actively publicizing the levels. The long-standing tax provision allowing Then come the exceptions. Each Is reasonable findings. homeowners to deduct mortgage interest on its face. Meetings can be closed to the public payments from their income tax liability can be in the Interests of national defense, foreign Now comes another survey that is sure to be controversial, this one by the prestigious Louis interpreted as a $12 billion a year "subsidy." Also, policy or law enforcement, for the protection of It Harris & Associates. the $2,000 tax credit allowed to purchasers of new trade secrets, financial and cornmercial in/ ,..,." v "Almost to-thirds of the American people homes this year and next is adding $600 million a formation given the government on a con/ fidenti.aJ basis, or to protect informers or law favor the building of more nuclear plants in the year to the federal deficit. United States," is the major finding of this poll, Subsidized interest rates may make a house enforcement agents. ç —, based on a cross-section of 1,537 households They can be closed to protect information investment more attractive to some Americans but around the country. Specifically, 63 per cent are they do not attack the problem of inflated home which would be an unwarranted invasion of said to be in favor, 19 per cent opposed and 18 per prices. Construction costs have jumped 71 per cent privacy, or which would expose some person to ntnotsure. disgrace or public contempt, or which would in the last decade. Property taxes have risen 63.5 td to "c" an Individual with crime or In addition, it was determined that "the public per cent, insurance 37.9 per cent and maintenance misconduct. There are other exceptions. endorses nuclear power plants more strongly and repairs 92.1 per cent. These are realities that need a stable market for their crops, than its political, business and environmental Cash For Grain Now it will easily be seen that while most, the propective home-buyer still must face. As the editorial said, "Once we recognize this leaders and the regulators of public utilities The editorial of Aug. 2, "Soviet Grain Sale fact — America's ability to produce — it first believe they do." Some 201 of these people were The housing industry has been under pressure perhaps all. of these exceptions have great merit they ar2 so broad In scope that virtually Helpful To U.S." was very good. But it Lacked becomes a matter of how we should sell our also polled. to find new ways of designing, building and any congressional committee meeting or session some in fulfilling Jefferson's Idea of the grain, not whether we should sell It." The Harris survey was commissioned by marketing houses to cut their costs. The more the of any Importance could be closed to the public obligation of the free press - that the free press And that is the crux of the matter — how we Ebasco industries, Inc., a major engineering, government subsidizes present costs of buying a under these provisions — with little or no should fully Inform the pevple and they would should sell it. It should be cash on the construction and consulting firm involved in the home, the less that pressure will be felt. The more recourse, make the correct judgments. barreihead to Russia for America's ability to building of power plants of all types. The saving grace in the original bill lay in a Some of the things the jnedla do not inform produce should not be used to fuel Russia's war government goes into debt to provide those subThe news media that series of paragraphs providing that a fourth of the people of are: "an army marches on its machine. sidies, the more that inflation will gnaw at our , j"jizjream g of public opinion -- ' economy as a whole. The recent spurt in housing the committee or subcommittee members could, stomach." (Napoleon) So our grain, if limited in polls, and particularly editorial writers who may in most eases, raise & point of order within two sales to Russia, is a weapon for peace.--" starts takes its place among favorable economic days, S.B. "Jim" Crowe base their comments on them, hear a recri. forcing a vote by congress on throw! 'iro win ouy from other cow'Sanford sibtilty for asetiti:th Uus accuracy of their indicators, but when it comes to getting homes on transcripir the-cnn Iiiituimg open tries? Well, let them. I am sure France, Gersources of Lnnsiation — though how they can the market at a price the averu" aii to the general public, many and Denmark, et at, will get the cash and letters !' t: vulLr are weIome. always do this without conducting surveys of still have a long way to travel. This, of course, provided a means by which a let the credit go. And when they hty fr:,:,1 thc They should be as brief as possible and 'Sunshine Survey Law Causes Unsettling Concern JERUSALEM ( AP) The new Israeli-EgyptIan agreement for a second Israeli with. drawalin the Sinai Desert went before Israel's political parties today for its test. The Knesset, Israel's parlia. ment, was expected to take up the agreement Wednesday after the parties determined their positions. Statements from political leaders before conclusion of the negotiations indicated it would be approved by a narrow majority, Meanwhile, the Ford ad- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. iAP) — The United States has countered Third World demands for a new international economic order with a plan for a variety of i' development programs to aid poor countries. In a speech Monday to a special session of the United Nations General Assembly, Amlxis.sador Daniel Patrick Moyni. haii proposed a new $10 ijillion financing agency within the International Monetary Fund to help development programs in countries with falling export incomes; an international Investment trust managed by the World Bank's International Finance Corp. to insure private investors against losses in developing countries; an international fund for agricultural development in poor countries; international centers to help developing countries with industrial technology and the exchange of technical information, and an International Energy Institute to coordinate and assist development of sources of energy other than oil. ToMany ) O --- Letter To The Euitor risks for Israel in tLc aci,rd But he said these had to be taken to move toward peace, and the agreement could "open a new chapter in relations" with Egypt and in the Middle East. "I think the agreement ... marks a turning point in the Arab-Israeli conflict," President Anwar Sadat said at the ceremony in Alexandria. President Ford telephoned Kissinger and Rabin in Jerusa. 1cm and Sadat in Egypt. "You can count on us to continuelost.and with you," he told l:r,: Ii akr You an rest assured that we will work with you to make sure that the agreement is carried out, not only in spirit but in letter." Ii' "We will not tolerate stagnation or stalemate," Ford told the Egyptian president. "You have my assurance that we will keep the momentum going." Ford congratulated Kissinger on a "great achievement, certainly one of the most historic of this decade if not the century." ) a P 9 It's happened to all of us. You run short of cash on il wet2kend. night. or holiday. And you're stuck. Because your bank is H1 H. and you can't cash a check. ose days are gone forever. iw, on the outside wall of your Flagship Bank you' find -24- Hour Jack:' He's open at midnight. 2 in the rnorminq. Satuiday evening. Sunday afternoon, the 4th of Ju,. Christmas. and all other times too. "24-Hour Jack" lets you vithdrawup to $1()()a day from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make deposits (and get a printed receipt). And Jack wi!l even take your instalment loan payments. What's more the cost of using this handy dandy serice is darn reasonable. It's frce!A gift from us to vuu when '.0 open a checking account. So hustle over and open one. Because with"24'Ilnur Jack on your side, you'll never he shut out anin on (1 Sunday afternoon. - ') CALENDAR___, ' SEPT. 3 SEPT. 9 Advanced Gunsmlthlng, 7-10 Central Florida Sheltered p.m., 8 weeks, S-208. Call Workihip's annual meeting, 8 Seminole Community College's p.m., Sun Bank Community Community Serlvces for Room, 200 S. Orange Ave., reservations, Orlando. Altamonte Woman's Club, 10 SEPT. 11 SISTER club luncheon a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic David meeting, noon, Cavalier. Center. Speaker Capt. Gunter of Altamonte Springs SEPT. 13 Police Dept. Country and Western Dance, Knights of Columbus Hall, 25o4 SEPT. 4 Forest City Elementary S. Oak Ave., Sanford, 8 p.m. School First Grade Open House, Open to public. SEPT. 18 p.m. Beginning Antiques, 7 p.m.SEPT. 5 Athletic 10 p.m., AEC 12, fee $15.00, 6 Lyman High School wks. For reservations call Boosters will sponsor a Community Services at SCC. becue at 5:3() p.m. with swim - ce - patty In the new pool, sneak preview of football team, and back to school dance at 8 p.m. a) WEATHER Partly cloudy thra,gh Wednesday. Chance of thun. dershowers mainly during the ..li fJ.hhi. afternoons. Highs in the upper Slim 'a Trim, 10 a.m. and 1 80g to low 90s. Lows in the low p.m. Monday and Wednesday, 70s. Variable winds 10 mph or SCC's South Seminole Center. less, gusty near thunCall Seminole Community dershowers. Rain probability 40 College's Community Services per cent during the afternoons, for reservations. zo per cent at night. EXTENDED FORECAST Sanford-Seminole A r t Partly cloudy with scattered Association, 6:30 P.m.' Civic mostly afternoon thunCenter, for covered dish supdershowers. Highs in the upper per. Joe Mathieux will conduct 80g and low 90g Lows mainly in a critique, the 70s. Parent Effectiveness, 7 P.m., Daytona Beach tides: high SCC's South Seminole Center, 6:03 a.m., 6:33 p.m.; low 12:05 12 weeks. For reservations call p.m. Port Canaveral: high 5:47 SCC Community Services, am., 6:22 p.m.; low 12:05 p.m. Seminole High School Band Parrnt mn"r', hand roai, Face Reality " 4. HOSPITAL NOTES - JACK ANDERSON SEPTEMBERI,1975 AI)MIS.SIONS BERRY'S WORLD More Embarrassments Await Nixon Sanford: Joe N. Azzarello Betty F. Chambers Q Georgia l)unwoody Randy B. Frederick Florence H. Levy Ignatius Olivo Olive Teate Claude U. Wails Helen l)yett, Dellary William C. West, DeBary Grover C. Woodbury, DeBary Margarette If. Frank, Deltona One reason Richard Nixon it fighting so hard agreed but made impulsive, intemperate to gain custody of the celebrated White House remarks, our sources report. The language ersations that were recorded, we believe, own way, gludgingly sald his F6rchlld holdings should belong to the taxpayers. For Nixon but blasted Common Causetofor maligning him. tspes, apparently, is to spare himself from new might even give rise to charges that he sought carried on the people's business, not his own, In There is rm.,re, meanwhile, the library story. embarrassments. dictatorial powers. the oval office. As we reported last Sources privy to conversations ILsIde the waJ Our sources doubt, however, that he intended Fairchild put up We also contend that Nixon cannot be trusted $25,000 to help build theApril, new library. None other c41ie, while Nixon occupied it, recall some to go as far as the taped conversations might to screen the conversatIons, We need only cite than political tisci'sslons that the former President indicate. They blame Haldeman who, they say, the White Fairchild's president, Edward G. Uhl, also House transcripts he released on April took charge of the project as president of the might want to keep out of the history books. had an appetite for power. ), iwi the nation discovered later that they Robert IS. Sikes There was blunt, bold talk, for example, of "oneBut they heard enough of the conversations library Association. And the to had been doctored and distorted, coriiam"s chit'f press agent, Walter Ro'ssbach, man rule" and of Nixon's "right" to run the understand why Nixon would like first crack at SIKES STORY: Last April, we exposed the volunteered to help promote the library. count.-y, our sources recall. Thew cnscuaions the tapes before they become part of the per- cozy rclationship between Rep. Robert LF. Now we have learned that UN has wangled were usually initiated, say our sources, by manent history of his administration. Sikes, D,-Fla,, and Fairchild Industries. We told $21,500 in library Nixon's major domo, H.R. Haldeman. who contributions from eight major As he acknowledged in a sworn deposition, he how Sikes, a Fairchild stokeholder, had used his aircraft crstanUy sought to bolster the power of the wouid like to arrange "for proper review of the influence corporations. At least two of the conas a member of the House Military trlbutors, Lear Siegler of Santa Monica, Calif., White House. tapes, which can only be undertaken by IflO and Appropriations subcommittee to help Fairchild and United Technology As Haldeman rationalized it, ti'e members of my family." of Hartford, Conn., land a $138 million aircraft deal admitted to us that they had been awarded was the only official elected by all '.ne people. Only his wife, his daughters and himself, he In Wa.chlngton, Sikes championed the A-10 defense contracts directly connected with the A. Haldeman felt this gave Nixon a mandate, declared, could make "the delicate Judgment, airplane which Fairchild manufactures. In 10. particularly alter his 1912 landslide victory, to with regard to what is private and what is per. Crestview, Fla,, Fairchild championed the None of the eight corporations are set the nation's policies. sonal and what Is political and what is em- Robert IS, Sikes Memorial Utxary, Haldeman urged Nixon to ride roughshod barrassing, what Is national security." headquartered anywhere near Florida. All Ow' report was followed by other news stories denied that their eagerness to Immortalize Sikes over Congresa, contending Its members jj. Footnote: in fairness, the record should show aboutInterest Sikes' manipulations, The respected in brick and mortar had anything to do with his divii.!ually reprennted limited constituencies, that we are a party to the litigation over the public group, Common Ca use, call ed influence on defense contracts Sonietunes Halzlcman advocated power plays White House tapes and that our attorney, upon Sikes to resign his committee post for UN told us that the contril'tjtors that clearly violated the Presloent's con- William Dobrovlr, conducted the deposition, "have stltutlonal authority, witnesses reca ll. The controversial tapes were purchased and alleged conflict, of Interest involving, among substantial business at Eglin Air Force Base or othtr titjrg, his ownership of Fairchild stock. In the Immediate at During these discussions, Nt*on not only installed at the taxpayers' expense. The COflA spokesman for Sikes The crusty Sikes, accustomed to having his had no conunen(. In addition to the Israt'li troop withdrawal and return of the Abu Rudeis oilfields to Egypt, the pact commits the two longtime enemies to refrain from the "threat or use of force" against each other. Kissinger said he hoped "the mmplementation of this agreement and the documents that we have initialed today will be remembered as that point where peace at last began in the Middle East." Prime Minister Yitzhak Rnbin admitted that there were - WASHINGTON ' All) 'l'he provision in the Middle East peace plan that up to 200 U.S. technicians monitor Ole Sinai truce is meeting some opposition from members of Congress who are concerned that any American involvement there might lead to another Vietnam. Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger, meanwhile, told a news conference that the use of the technicians was "an acceptable risk' I' their own is not clear. decision to close a meeting or portions of a U.S. the c L aài die West. comment on matters of general Juterest. But while many people are suspicious of meeting could be kept np&ttt These Another is that our production is always listed The letters should deal with tunes and avoid .iweeping generalities extrapolated from the :izrupns, nawever, were eliminated from the In bushels. The Russians want to buy 35 to 50 personalities. responses of a few thousand people out of 210 bill, million metric tons of grain — mostly corn, in The editor reserves the right to edit those million, the scientific validity of modern poll The elimination of the safeguard means, in spite of the fact that their purchases are usually letters for reasons of space, but will exercise taking methods has been pretty well upheld over Since i951 "e bu.Jing trades unions have been trying to fact, that if the bill becomes law, what the public listed as grain or wheat. great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost the years. (Even the famous Dewey fumble was upset a Supreme Court decision which prohibits picketing will have access to will, as now, be at the whim of This method of reporting is subliminal In the editing. not so much the consequence of faulty polling as aj'alnst all contractors and subcontractors at a common con- the majority of those present at each committee brainwashing as few will relate 35 to 50 million All letters must be signed with a mailing of the fact that the pollsters stoWed interviewing struction site to support a strike against one employer, meeting. Which Is essentially no different from metric tons to the fact that a metric ton Is 2240 address and, when possible, a teleçhone number voters too early in the election campaign.) Even under -nonnal" circumstaw .ft there would be little this year or last or the year before, for most pounds and com weighs 56 pounds per bushel — so the Identity of the writer may be verified. IMe What it seems to boil down to is the credibility justification for providing construction unions with more of the committees. wheat 60 pounds. So a metric ton is 35.66 bushels Evening Herald will respect the wishes of of the pollsters. Credibility Is their most valuable sort of muscle that has helped to price commercial and Matter of fact, the listing of "legitimate" of wheat and 40 bushels of corn. Thus. 50 million writers who do not want their flames to appear In asset, their stock In trade. They would be residential development to market limits, bases for closing meetings to the public, and metric toris of corn Is two billion bushels, two- prwt. treading In dangerous waters were they to begin During this period of construction industry doldrums, ap- listing the base3 in such detail, will, if history is a fifths of our estimated corn crop. We reserve, of course, the right to reject any compromising their impartiality in order to tel.Ll proval of the picketing bill by the Senate and a presidential guide, make it easier to close crucial discussions This Is not a stable market as are our exports letters 1111 newspaper consider, to be libelous or the sponsor of a particular poll what he wants to signature would be a disservice to the nation as a whole and to to the public, to Japan. More than anything else, our farmers slanderous, hear or even be suspected of doing so. the building tradesman in particular. Although Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and some other influential menuhers oppose the American involvement, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has said he expects congressional approval. Israel and Egypt initialed the new agreement in Jerusalem and Alexandria Monday after a 12-day (liplomnatic shuttle by Kissinger. If the Knesset approves It, the two governments are expected to sign it in Geneva several days later, Sinai Pact Questioned do -- ministration opened a campaign to win approval of the agreement by the U.S. Congress. This is needed because the pact provides for the stationing of some 200 American civilians at dcctronic surveillance stations be. Lween the two armies. President Ford said if the agreement collapsed because Congress refused to authorize the American presence, the resuit would be "turmoil, in. creased tension and obviously a greater chance for war." U.S. Counters Demands A "We looked high and low and finally found a deceit back-to-school outfit for Johnny!" Israel Expected To Approve Sinai Pact - IN BRIEF Tuesday, Sept.?, 1913—SA Frederick Wilmore, Enterprise Leander N. Bent, Orange 'ity nlscHAR(;Es Sunday afternoon. You prom1ised 1 to treat your team to pizzas it tney won. You didnt think they had a chance, but they did,. Now. youre stuck for the party, but you just have a couple o bucks on you. So you zip by "24 Hour Jack'your banker os always open. Press a few buttons, grab some cash, and go from rinkydinkto hero in one minute flat. • 0 A S.. - Sanford: Muriel I. Zens, DeBary F' linomena L. Maglione, Deltona Roland A. Paquette, Deltona William H. Brown, Lake Mary Helen K. McGill, Winter Park Mrs. Edward Geraldine i E('khoff & baby boy, Sanford. 11 lies mail AREA DEATHS MRS. LA VERNE EMRICK $ O Mrs. LaVerne Emnrick, 52, of 864 K. 20th St., Sanford, died Tuesday morning. Born in MEMOR.11 L 1, Perpetual Care Ctmi4ry A COUNT Y R Hicksville, Ohio, she lived In Sanford for the past 23 years. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Sur. vivors include her husband, Orval Emrick, of Sanford and sister, Mrs. Irene Miller, Leo, "24-Hour Jack" Your anvhour hanker. FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE FLAGSHIP BANK 0 3000 S. ORLANDO DR. SANFORD 1109 E. NEW Fl MELBO PARK ' RO AD • Aford Funeral services and burial will be In Hicksville, Ohio. l3risson Funeral Home Is In "harge of arrangements. FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO 1400 F. COLONIAL DR. ORLANDO FLAGSHIP FIRST NATION MEMBERS F.D.I,C, 201 PIN TITUS 'S - �_ 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1973 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL NEW STORE HOURS I MONDAY SATURDAY 9AoMo 9Pomis S AV E ~I Me S., CHOICE' Food Stamps go further at Winn-Dixie 0 0 now %A4L THOMPSON DELICIOUS P PLES WHITE GRAPES .9 011711 LB. BAG I Quantity Rights ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE Reserved BREVARD, LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE STORES, It4C NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINN DIXIE COPYPIC,HT 1975 USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS ICE MILK ' BONELESS CHUCK ROAST I WHOLE F W-D BRAND HANDI-PAK PURE RYERS LB.49 LB.39 PEARS. ......... 3 5 Jumbo Bonrirti Beef jumbo DonpftoIe HONEYDEWS WAFFLES ........ 2 79c . ... .. . CHUCK STEAK...... 9 i°° ! F..h • $1 FRYER BACKS...... . pEO eFEF ('EATSPECIAr' LB. • / GROUND BEEF A GAL 11 USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH FROZEN PU RCHASE Sue A AP L h RED V . . PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Sun., Aug. 31 thru Wed., Sept. 3 0 J A D I ___ beef to be consistently good in I lovor and tender W/ SUPERBRAIID GRADE "A" (1h14!, _ shield of assurance to customers who like the,, GOVERNMENT GRADED i I , ! 1 11 f 1 ;;~ 6PIM, A! I I ..• The Beef People sell only steaks or roosts graded Quantity Rights Reserved WINNDIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT - 1975 I I W-D Brand does not leave quulity to chance SUNDAY 9A,M. DIET jPE12jP1 Z... IllS STORES) (ALL Tuesday, Sept. 7, 197-7A 29c 10 69C ver I I SEAFOOD SPECIALS PeeIe arid Dr ,,,,j CO(IUJrI C LMftUE Surl2Jumbo Banquet Fr,rd Can aloup . . • ••••••• Onions . . . . . . . . 3 : 69c Corn On The Cob • $149 P • • • • • 10 Orange Juike • • Fudge Bars • . . • . 79c Potatoes . • . • • . • 3 00 t es Mesh Bo 'VeIlo- —' — Ch* lcken B,rdt . .. 89c .i LB BAG e" CAN $ 1 09 _. Iniprtcitr ?vrnt Fry i $1 PKG $1i " SIRL T USDA (ho(r BorrIeti Beef SIRLOIN TIP STEAK . . . . . • • . 169 USDA oirfrii Meth Bag as., e otatoes Supe'brond Mi. or Mairk T' D Bound USDA r-ho.cool Bortr1rit Beef N'flPRAAC . ..... w OV i'ó " :'': 1 . W 0 Brand USDA CI'n, BoneIe Bee t ALL MEATSTEW......... Crr, led l,c-r 3 Lt,t PORK SPARERIBS • • . . . . • W.,r..., Me' ii folichory S.rr I CiIfflDArf%&J iw M.UJ W ... ..••• •.c• s D FIrcintj mold, mrfl,,- cr HE'l .PDiUJMUL. W 0 Brand W shrimp sac, 0 Bw"uf Mdd 5J99 SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 HAM . .6 . . . . . • $269 ALL MEAT BOLOGNA.. . .. : 39c Breakfast Links. . . ...... . 9" Hygrad. Sur'riund fle,rn Inch Hot cr 9" SMOKED SAUSAGE....... • 9" 9" BALL PARK FRANKS WO Stand All Meat • fBUY ONE FOR 99c AfI ONE FREE) 9" ALL BEEF FRANKS . . . . . . • • 79 99c W,D Sound V(jcvw," Packed CIuustrnkoher5iyIr ;. i" DILL PICKLES........... 1 9 W,. T urbot F oil, COOKED Fillet GET ' . . . . . . . . . . 89c . . . . DAIRY SPECIALS Rt A.evogej • • $189 PKG SSSSS ;. Good 89c Biscuits 6 ,Iltbuvy Crnflo,nOn ARROW Paper Plates . 0 0 0 0 0 0 DEEP 150CT 99 C PKG Relish . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mustard 22 at JAR . • , • • , s • ••.•, JAR SPA1KY Charcoal QUARTERS IMPERIAL CRACKIN' Ill DEEP SOUTH SOUTH DOZ GOOD . . . . . . . . . . 20 LB BAG ASTOR 69C 55 . $159 limit 24 ,th S5.00 or more purchoi' ., PKCo ZCKIN GOOD T WIN PACK POTATO PKG ogurt 1 0IeDorrqMoic,ronnnr Blue Arrow Ft,rc 7' 4 Of 64, ., Arrow 12-oz. JARS Pepper JAR CANS THRIFTY MAID . . . CAN Deru South Irh 32 of JAR 4 $100 Cream PINT CUP C 49 SperbandRegro.SiC.,q I'S Cheese 0 0 ,CIUB, 65 59c Cake Mix 2 '9 $1 59c Cake Mix 2 ,,,-, $l . • ,. PKG D,.,r DrirI,nç Dr.! Dills 0 CAN CASE OF 24 4 • S.perhond So u r 9 9 C Arro- Alumin u m . — 90: PKG 69c CheeseFood 12 Q: $109 PKGS C PKG Siup.cbrond lrud,.,duolly Wrappe d Slicet of Amc,0 COFFEE CREAMER 89c PEANUT BUTTER • • • 69 1.IIj i .1 Cheese 4 88c SoPner 6 L 49c Foil Bleach 3 MAVONNAISI KRAFT - LB. :'.cluding cucciri'ti's • Potato Chips . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 ps............ French Dressing o o o 2 a of 88c ienna Sausagettlottlitill, 3'a's $1oo — t . Limit 1 w/S5OO or more purchase excl. cigs. 8CT Rolls 16 OZ. TWIN PACK 908 MARGARINE _____ CHEK VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Supr6lo, sto F-1 od C PKG ) :i.., ': , r.4 se .2 cup 1B $119 $1.09 41 Thrifty FISCHER ALE or BEER limit two 6-pki. with $5.00 or THRIFTY MAID PORK & BEA more purchase x0mgid f ol, Bi05 THRIFTY MAID OMA ALL PURPOSE DEEP SOUTH BA SAUCE excluding Ct arette 0 01 'I ASTOR OIL THRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE FRUIT PUNCH ORANGE OR GRAPE L imit DRINKS 6, Thrifty 41 wu woo, ARROW DETERGENT 0 4 THRIFTY MAID tL_HALVES #.4 j ES Limit 1 with $500 or more purchase excluding ciçp with $5.00 or more purchase e x cluding • $ $ $ CANS NR8s [ FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. BTLS. BTLS. SANFORD BTL. 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. BOX CANS IL SANFORD CANS 419 E. FIRST ST. 47 - ow - - - _ — �Joy Of Stitching SPORTS WOMEN IA—Evening Herald Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Sept. 2. 1975 By ELSA WILLIAMS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I., .- . . *--- - I I GARDEN LN A HOOP Multi- Petal Petalflowers In And Around Sanford - , \ . --A I nuance of color is shown clearly and in detail. When you' re ' J ,. Svner or later every needle ready to design your first artist will want to progress flower picture you'll find from single-petal flowers and garden - ,A try her hand at mu4petals like place to gather your bouquet. But making an arrangement il, roses or carnation& Ile first of flowers f or your emstep is to simplify the design. broithe de red bouquet. may be a - . You really won't want to em little more difficult than broider as many petals as see on full-blown rose. Instead grouping those that ou bring 'l-,_.. . from your own t what you do is simpli fy the a ay f ,, p design b carefully arranging an the flower petals to suggest flower a rra g man fullness of the real flower handsome wustrations, often Another problem en. ,, artists famous for their _____ countered in the delineation of flowercompositions. Li _______ multi-petaled flowers is how to arrangements, like those of he indicate that one petal lies on Ja panese, will inspire top of another or *iLII perhaps 15 the beautiful balance of s'. j curled back on itself. A method I: . stems and flower masses that I find effective is to use a , .If you're emuruIuvr a Split stitch around the raised flower-design kit study the r • - -ststIofl ta cone I i at real n butt ook flowers and flower pictures too for color •. - ,,/ nging have / -. -- I - & ________________ -i, .. _;• . - - : cj ' _. . - - - - - . . --- . '.- - '• ____ - -,. - - - _~,~ --. .OW . *. I t. than what's indicated in I ____ ______ '- Q. .. 14 e -- 1-1 I V your personal taste more truly - - - . I. it.~7~, - f . . --- . . . -., 1 -1-3 . - ".1 - - '- .' Newlyweds Dana and David Lanier guests of honor ata DOR IS ' cocktail&nner party Saturday DIETRICH n1ht at the ne Sth:r Lake Correspondent home of Doris and Bill Brumley. C-)-hosting the event DIAL . were Mrs. Brumley's son and his wife, Sue and Buddy Burton of Sanford. 11111111111111111111111111 -The guest list included Mrs. W)nelle Lamer, mother of the Man Edna Burton and 1' br idegroom, and Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Le Sueur, and Claudia Bill Mengel, parents of the (Smith) and Tommy Barks are bride from Altamonte Springs. now neighbors in Gainesville Other attending were Bill and where Jimmy and Tommy are Walter Gielow, Dottie and Bob working as nurses after Karns, Bonnie and Henry recently graduating from _________________ Schumacher, l.tic) and Bud nurse's training Layer and Vera Mathers. Following a year of hospital -- _____ duty both will enter the Agnes and A. Olson en. Physician s Assistant (PA) -..:-; . ' krLuned at a fish fry at th eir (ollegi at the Unierslt) Aldean Drive home honoring Jimmy will work toward a PA, Bernard Fitzgerald on his and Tommy will enter birthday. Guests included some anesthesiology. j I -, . Party Honors Newlyweds 1 - .V. - .,~_el _ -'--------- t-W -7 . , The Olsons also celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary — And as you become more ex - - _______ hile on a business-pleasure trip in Atlanta Jane and Wally i - p Pitch Tent Brea k Camp ? Tem er, Temper '4 Boy Scouts and campfire girls gained new respect over the weekend. iir~ For that matter, so did anyone who has treked to Central Florida's wild side, pitched a tent and survived the elements to return home smiling. Don't get the idea that I'm a city slicker. I've been in the woods lots of times. Used to cut through a deserted lot on my s'ay home from school, and chased plenty of home run balls into the By JIM HAYNES ~' - I; brush in my day. , Rock Springs, just a stone's throw from west Seminole County, should be a snap. Perfect for a weekend excursion isith The area carries the name of Dr. Howard Kelley, who the kids, who don't see enough of their dad since the divorce. donated the 200-acre tract to Orange County in 1927. We filled the car trunk with camping gear, borrowed from a The mouth of the spring empties into a 10-foot pool, its swift Friend. "Now about the tent," were the so-called simple in- current scooting divers along, down the narrow throat and structions, "just put up the eve arid ridge poles First. . - it's a snap eventually to the rock and sand bottom stream where one handful after that. And the stove has instructions on the upper lid." of bottom will often produce two or three shark teeth. It was the first camping trip fcr Scotty, 8, and Mike, 7, The stream had to wait on this sunny, Saturday morning. First Perhaps the last for gcxtd old dad, 33, but feeling much, iiiuc order was to pitch camp, beginning suth the tent. 11mm . . gotta older. find those ridge poles. And the cvi 1-odes, too. Surely they are Rock Springs is one of those parks of beauty tucked away in labeled. Surely they are riot A the pines just a few miles northeast of Apopka. It's a haven for' Thus, began an operation best described as the trial and error picnickers, barbecuers, frisbee throwers, sun worshipers and method, which requires the same dexterity as a golfer digging his nature trail lovecs. But most breathtaking Is the underwater way out of a sandtrap. Now why sould a tent manufacturer splendor of the spring and the three-quarter of a mile creek is put different colored tips on two pieces of pole which must join? perfect for the inask-and-snorkd set, as well as tubers who float Poles are trimmed to a portable, three-foot size, but when downstream, Paired together, the color code isn't blue-on-blue, red-on-red, etc. and make It- more truly Y0W own. After V Hunches I + IJ - e f") - ~- Seminole, Brantley, 0 I talking a u starting lineup. Th e high school season is still about 10 days off, but th ree Seminole County coachesssillgetasneakpresiesi of ,A hat may be in store for the campaign as they head Into jamborees is seek. Thursday night, I yman travels to Evans to compete In the Metro Conference jamboree. The Greyhounds play Boone at 910 and Colo nial at 10 , Friday nit, SeminolIe andIILake Bran ii tle y journ ey to Winter Gardens Walker held for a four-way matchup. Seminole meets host West Orange in th e first quarter and Lake Brant:,.-)- in the third stanza. Lake Brantley also " ' -' plays the second period against urOsesanu. The regular season begins Sept. 12 e - j0p - - - DEAR ABBY: I live in Please advise me. Salisbury, Mass,, and I use the FINDERS KEEPERS Newbury public libra ry quite DEAR FINDERS: Take the Often. $U bill buck to the library and ask Ibeni to try to find the I recently checked out an old owne r. u they are unable to book and brought it home to locate him I or her), the money read. When I started to read it, I Is yours. (And cheek with a got the shock of my life. lawyer before you do anything.) in the second chapter, was an DEAR ABBY: I have heard old $5,000 bill! It's good. I have many mothers say, "I have to already checked it out. tell child three or four times % atdol do? Keep it, ortake to do something, but if his it back to the library and fincl daddy tells him just once, he out if someone has reported it lost misplaced. I think I know why this is I really want to do the right true: In most families, when thing. Of course I would like to the mother asks the father to do keep it, but not if it belongs to something, he just sits there as scg'nebody else. if she hadn't spoken. But when i"" or A Good Job, But In Gay Paris The problem is that it is almost impossible to recruit meter maids, without whose firm hand and ball-point pen to enforce traffic regulations, no Frenchman is likely to Invest a fr,rt" for a half hour d car IV ,'t B I (,A IL V A N 11111 EN _______________________________ Any comment? D.L DEAR FLUSTERED: When next you meet, give Casanova an Impersonal hello, then promptly launch Into small talk with his wile, Keep It a two-way conversation until you depart No man can "flirt" without a partner. DEAR ABBY: How does a happily married 35-year-old woman handle flirtations initiated by a married man In the presence of both spouses' I find myself very much embarrassed, and needless to say, his wife and my husband are not exactly overjoyed. DEAR DL: I think the HOW can such a man be put In practice of ignoring Mother and his place In a nice but firm jumping when Father speaks this probably became standardmanner ? We run into operating procedure after the couple fairly often, and I am ch il d t es ted both pa rents and dreading the next encounter. discovered that when Mother Is FLUSTERED The next regula rly scheduled meeting of the VFW Ladies Auxi liary to Post 5405 will be held Sept, 3at8p.m.in theF Federal Savings and Loan on SR 434, Lcngwood. For fast relief call the ]~(Telomeliflilua "I self. MARGE WILLIAMS 312 Hats to write letters? Send silo Ab.qe.l Van listen. 131 Las k y Dr.. Beverly Hills, Calif. Mij, for Abbooklet 'Hen to Write Letters for All Occasions" Ple ati enclose a long. wif-addrinsed. stamped (? c e nt) env.lot. NANCY BOOTH Correspondent DIAL 2-1735 1812 San t04' d SHIRLEY COOPER 9 34 922 S pr 934 9212 Brush ononrr.,lasts for month, Control roaches and ants the easy way -brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kilchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coating stas effectjse for months, WINN.DIXIE .14 ,., - A t The Tuskawilla Woman's Chib will have its first meeting since June en Sept. 4 at noon in England. While there, they the home of Mrs. Carol Perry, visited their daughter, Susan in 1092 Dyson Dr., Tuskawilla. Bristol, N. H. Susan is a teacher This will be a Membership Tea in Manchester, Mass., but to welcome new members. resides In Bristol where she is at te mpting to restore an old salt There willbe a craft meeting box house. They also visited under the auspices of the their daughter and son-in-law Tuskawilla Woman's Club held Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lowes every Wednesday evening and their two children Kerry throughout the month of Sep- and Tara who reside In Feeding tember at the home of Mrs. Hills, M. Diane Clarke, 1118 Black Acre Trail, Tuskawilla, at 8 p.m. Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Slier- Anita recently spent a pleasant wood of Hacienda Village evening with friends from recently returned from a Jacksonville Beach, Mr. and month's vacation in New Mrs. F. D. Althoff. Springs Lc'g.',00d SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 5'4 3187 ________________ ________________ MADAM KATHERINE - part-time work is permitted and you are not tied to a desk or factory work bench. When the meter maids were first formed three years ago, the prefecture required a certificate of good morality. Now they simply accept anyone who has not been In prison. Another advantage, the uniform is supplied free. And perhaps that is where the troublt lies the uniform, or, more precisely, its color. The design of the tunic, skirt or slacks and cap is as smart as that of any airline hostess. Its color is wine. Bordeaur one might say. More accurately, it is the shade of an eggplant. And the wearers are referred to universally and irrevetantly as the "Aubergines" tht' - - winter Betty Crocker Seeks 'Id' PALMIST 931.4 i..' . ;-. ' ' 1 - time. You've heard of breaking camp, right? Well, I put aside the temptation at day's end, only because the equipment was borrowed. "Dad, can we come back here and camp out" asked little Mike as we headed back to civilization. "Sure son," I said, making a mental note about the year 1990. DeLand Prevails, 'StarsUen p ded '- ': . -. i... - ~ I ". . . -- - - ''"i % °' T-: ' '4Y. - Down at the spring, a teenage girl dove in and lost the bottom of her bikini. That was when the mask-and-snorkel set hit the water in full force. Overheard one kid complaining that he found it hard to smile and breathe through his mouUH- -' , ~ . - — 1. - ,. - . - ' :-' '1 . S'.. %.,.,.• f DeLand came from no where pitched the first game against Orlando 000 010 000— I S 7 310000 lb—S 7 0 Sunday to walk off with the the All-Stars and yielded five D.LiTId Tu,nir Colbert (S) arid Gulls cha I hi I the hits I Woods. baseball tourney staged over In t he championship tilt it 0 ill K0OIi-45 0 the weekend at Sanford was John Math ews keeping O.Lard AtwortPu and N Raffles Williams Stadium Sanford bats In check with a i,.,, and Dowdy. ll Lilt San ,XHU0rU ford All n-ars -S ars went s -hitter. DeLand 130 301 020—lI S S into the winners' bracket The Sanford All-Stars have a Sanford I 300 000 041-1 Mathews and Do wd y; T. Raffisi. Sunday afternoon, and had game Sunday at 2 p.m. against Williams (S ) and L. RalAii. plen ty of el bow room to win the N.ew Smyrna Beact.. , t ' , ix n h . . . . title. - But DeLand, facing 1 elimination all the way, knocked off Orlando r DeLand beat the All-Stars, 4-1 '... to stage a winner-take-all situation. And that's what ,---.-.... 0:4-,-; - -' . I __...~ PAST— PRESENT — FUTURE CARD RIADINOS. CRYSTAL CALL RViOINos HUiPPUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS • Lift ILOVE • UAPIIAO, • IUIINI$5 114 PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOUI5IAM —IPM $OAYS cs,s. 1701? miles SiviPu 04 Saf'$.el — Not? to HiIa' Who leljlereadlngs: $Swiththlsad! CALL for APPOINTMENT r 1 "Sanford And The I World War II Years"" A History Of Sanford . I sine,kor - ' a o Won Nose b ' 0 Delandthd — iUookaibyan I 114 count. .--., . Star for DeLand, and tourney most valuable player, was DUQUOIN, Ill. (AP) It was the second heat after Dancer - Danny Williams, from Illinois a photo-finish with Bonefish and was forced to pull away In the attending Stetson. He was Yankee Bambino head to head first turn to avoid an accident. Second base busy: DeLandi's Frank Corr on tagr below; All-Stars' and 1(4or.20 in the tourney with under the whip, but driver In the third heat, Bonefish four doubles, one triple and one Stanley Dancer did some quick turned on Tam Raines tries for DP above, Wayne Kurth slides the speed at the three home run. He was walked in- figuring and determined quarter mark to place first by a , _ 1111111111111i tentionally three times, at- Bonefish had captured this length and a half in 2:00 M. testing to respect from op. year's Hambletonian Stakes ,. ' The track kept getting bet 111 1 I ponents •1 y At the wire In the fourth heat let all day," Dancer said Ap. "-.,, " z In Sunday's games, Williams of America's richest and most parently it was just right Satur /- '" I * ,; - J, - - , , -, .~!~Q - !~ L had two RBI's in each of the prestigious race for 3-year-old day for the fourth heat troWf. ,,, £ " ' ' ,'.4 ' three games Wayne Kurth trotters, Dancer looked down Bonefish met Yankee Bambino pr . ." -01 r V. .-.j.'__' pitched a (lie hitter against and saw his wheels even with and Noble Rogue, winners of i - ' 1`111111111, . Orlando for the win Williams those of the sulky pulled by the first and second heats, to '-'" ''J :; -. ..' ' ',, -' 4,; 1. Fr ' Yankee Bambino settle the issue , , 441 W,I Since Bonefish Is a nose long It was a classic dash, and ' ' t' L1'' i' k . er than Yankee Bambino even Dancer was Impressed -' ', _'l-' -" • S" - , Dancer said he kne w his big bay with his steed s stamina Bonf . -• l •I. - 'i'. .'.-l" '1 colt : had won. Is ish, billed by Dancer as a "sul s . ." . The camera showed he was perhorse," was clocked at :28 4. right. Sin the final quarter of the heat. ~I k - . T i Rated the going-away favor"That's really h nomenal" ' ite in pro race handicapping, Dancer would ha ve . . JACKSONVILLE, - (AP) Bonefish gave Dancer some been a terific quarter In an A North Miami team, led by the rough moments. He finished mile, , ,.,. . let I the fourth '& arm and bat of Judy Hitchcock, ninth in the first heat, the same ter mile." has taken its second straight position In which he started. Ip ',1ls,,,' . rI sired b Dancers . . championship in the Amateur ' m' "I was very disappointed in I 968 , 'i , 1 # 4 , -, Softball Association's National the first heat. lie couldn't have . --Wonyn's Slow-Pitch Tour, warmed up any better, Why he %ille Pride, was clocked at 2:02 . / the heat . 4 nament, ."L, had such a bad race, I'll never , C. '?"*. . Hitchcock hit two doubles and know," said Dancer, three-tune Taking home the 1116,0% k ••') drove in four runs Monday, giv- winner of the Hambletonian ,sinner's share of the record Ing her North Miami Dots an 8-6 Stakes crown after Saturday's 1232, 192 purse, Dancer said, vict ory over Jacksonville in the event. "Bonefish could be the greatest final game. The colt took the No. 2 spot in horse I've ever had." , '.. -- Swltzer NORMAN, Okla. AP) — The ninth, and Notre Dame 10th. the second top 10 positions Oklat'oma Sooners are more blase—or more realistic this sent to Texas, Michigan State, year about being the pro-season North Carolina State, UCLA, choice as the nation's top Florida, Arizona, Maryland, college football team, and Tennessee, Arkansas and Coach Barry Switzer isn't sure Stanford Switzer was more concerned they even deserve it "The cats around here don't w ith the three meager points on I think ab'sut it so much any the scoreboard after Saturday's more," said All American half scrimmage than wi th the back Joe Washington "It's the tophea"y sole . We re not cksers ing today. final outcome after all that blood and sweat and tears that We're not ready' to play' by any means," said Switzer, whose Washington prointedly noted record in two years as a head that the Sooners were No. 1, In coach is blemished only by a tie last year's preseason poll, too withSouthernCalif ornia. lie was obviously upset with — and lost the slot after a relatively narrow victory over Saturday's practice and said Southwest Conference chain- the team would work every day this week instead of tapering plon Baylor. This year the Sooners racked off, as he had planned. The top rating last year was a up 54 first place votes and 1,184 points from the sports wri ters marvelous balm for a team on and banned from and sportscasters who make up probatien The Associated Press board. TV and bowl games — for The board voted Alabama recruiting violations. The second, Including one first probation and bowl banishment place vote; Michigan, also with are over, but the TV ban ö one first place vote, third, and remains through this season. Ohio State, with three votes for fourth. Southern California was picked fifth-, Penn. State, with one first place vote, sixth; Nebraska seventh; Auburn eighth; Texas A01 - - Wi$,.r ______ - , '1 ' .. - A squirrel, which we named Samnuy,kept his distance until we wrapped up leftover chicken and headed for the water. He nitist not have been very hungry, because he only ate one piece after winning a ferocious tug-o-war with newspaper and plastic wrapping, strewn In a five-foot circle. -4 1. 4 ',;O -1 , I i .' - Sooners Not If Soc NO. 49701111, La.. Calif i For them. The two things I remember most about that night were 1) how hard the ground really Is; and 2) something soft and wet at my feet. The latter, I discovered in the morning, was a leak from the ice chest plug, which had been soaked up by a roll of paper towels. Towelettes, I explained, were better anyway, kids. That afternoon we cleaned out the food supply and barbecued —on a grill, not the stove—a garrison of 20 pieces of chicken. The kids are big on chicken, and I promised them as much as they could eat. Things went well, despite having to remind little guys not to play with matches, especially in the tent. . -- - , - a problem. What's .r a personal reply, write to 99169. Enclose stamped, address,ed envelops, p4ease. -- •- ' -. ',. . -1 - Eviryo.w Put ABBY. 1 .. , . . -c. - Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants - delighted the kids no end. P. was almost the highlight of the trip, ' ,X \,. HEiUIGHL! On Hwy. 17-92a?27th 322.9739 Try it you'll like it! Curtis Sherwoods Return To Be ' Eggplants' the treasury. Dear Abby MIKWM PLAZA rrfl!e Women Don't Want - Ignored, nothing happens. But when Father ii ignored, all youknowwhat breaks loose . the father says to Mother, "Send my suit to the cleaners," or, "mall this letter," the mother does It right away. Before long, the child notices that Dad's voice gets a response, but Mom's goes unheeded, so he accepts that as normal and follows the procedure. I In And Around Winter Springs It ' s By JERRY SHEEHAN The Herald Services PARIS Parisians have learned that it Lakes more than regulations and master pLans to solve their chronic and worsening traffic problem. It gets down to psychology, too. American-style parking meters are among he newer weapons in the fight to prevent Paris from turning into a giant used-car lot. The meters seem to bring order out of chaos and they certainly bring money into _________________________________________________ - BE REAL Strikes It Rich In Public Library Gold Mine ._;'-. .11 ' , , Reader 1 '' , - OVING CAN It I'ootball season has to be near when coaches shirt - , 4Z I Nightfall was welcome and as I climbed into the nylonfolding cot, that's just what happened. It broke and fell. Which z - .. ' -.%' ' Lyman In Jamborees I r oes - ( I got the flames down and checked instructions four, five and six, now reduced to burned cellophane and forever unreadable. I'd just about decided it was too warm a day to eat hot weenies and beans, when, quite accidentally, the flame turned blue. You we kids, it takes time. This problem solved, we ate, drank and made merry. Supper sient about the same, only I was prepared for the stove and had a blanket situ sihich to send smoke signaLs. hamburgers were rarely better, when eaten before the flies. . -- HardWork Anyone could figure out that the blue tip fits Into the black and the red bottom poles match with yellow tips, right? After much trial and error, the problem was solved and e moved in. So did the bugs. The rest of the morning was uneventful as sic eluded our winged friends by hitting the water. Lunchtime was another matter. Weenies and beans made up the niain course and I pulled out the stove. Instructions, best as I recall, said to turn on gas and pump silver handle 35 times. Inn struction struction three was to apply match., which I gotta believe, was a mistake. Billowing flames and smoke engulfed the little stove, to say nothing of riuy eyebrows. Haynes' ;A _1& C PInksatlnpolnte'shoesareIA'lja ilftI and lisa's reward for) citing decorating tips which Attending her 35th high the) hope to share with the of hard work atdanctng school class reunion at Start- community. _____ L' vil le, Miss., was a memorable a experience for Virginia Poovey, After mon ths of redecorating Dear Elsa, who sai it was "simply won- and refurbishing an older house edge. Don't use it around the What is meant by a color • ____ derful." Peggy and Bob Hattaway whole petal - or the whole family"increwel yarns? WcaiJd U purchased, the home as flower for t he n y ou 'll le the all the blues be a single family' #"% I Lilly Ann and Eaul Ilariwell carpeted, wall to wall, with raised effect. EC. Y I Ar .4. )I I are back at their home in The about VS guests when the I") I I Do the Long and Short stitch Dear E.C., Forest alter a six-week tour of couple entertained at a recent right over the Split stitch, A family of colors is the range From clogs to Pointe' shoes, training and only then, after Valerie Rye Weld, owners and and versatility to ballet work, several southern states. ope n house. concealing it completely. Start from light tc dark in several from jeans to tutus no, that's a qualified teacher determines instructors of the School of (aster spins, more contrast and According to Lilly Ann, many at the outside edge of the petal different tone steps — as many not a new fashion trend, but it is they are strong enough Dance Arts, say they must often the gliding across the floor exciting events are currently for a really handsome effect. as five of the same color, a sign of the times. Time to structurally to begin what is become the "villians" when a which we have all come to being planned at The Forest You can emphasize this with There could be a family of true start school, and in the case of called Pointe' work. Others beautiful pair of sad eyes is told expect from lovely ballet that will include the entire shading; you'll discover it takes blues, gray blues, green blues Lelia and Lisa Haiback, time to imagine any youngster can sli community'. p she must wait another year or dancing. both color shading and the Split or lavender blues. There are start dancing school. on a pair of Pointe ' shoes and two. Fortunately, in most in.. So, good luck to Lelia and stitch to achieve the "lift" also families of natural colors Two young Sanford couples, For these young women, a spin off on tip toes immediately. stances this just makes the Lisa and their other classmates ot you're after, and the softer, muted tones of couple of slightly tired feet The building of a strong body dancers dig in and work even checking out of clogs and Into jO; Most of us need a little help in antique colors. Possibilities are means they have reached a long structure comes only after harder with the idea of Pointe' Pointe, I 3ioes, but don't ask how " drawing flowers to embroider. endless This rich range of hoped for goal Toe Shoes' bears of hard work on the part shoes as the desired goal they like it after only a week FAIRWAY Happily nothing is easier to colors is what makes crewel 4,, ,', -' Some people may realize that of the dancer who wishes to their thoughts are on the find. Garden catalogues are a embroidery so beautiful and young dancers rise to their toes achie ve this pink satin reward. These shoes enabling a future; bandalds and adhesive LAUNDROMAT rich source of individual flower gives it such depth. on these beautiful satin slippers dancer to dance on th e very tip tape wi ll th tion help e situa : Dry Cleaning at budget till pictures. Each variety and each E.W. only after extensive ballet M Miriam Rye Wright and of her toes add more dimension then. PflCeS and coin laundry service in a pieaanl at:mosphere. Open 7amH: I A 1: daily. Located at . . . . ... - -. Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1975—lB I . - Sugar Mill ' Opens PGA St ate Tour NEW SMYRNA BEACH The Florida Section of the PGA has announced that the opening tournament on its Winter Tour will be the Sugar Mill Op-en, to -_ - ----- - - ' 4 " ' . .,,, ,, F~~ "1 , ' r 1'4, _ - '', '" ' 'ç • " - . •, ' - - ' '• -- - -- , - - , ' + Miami a Ga ournamen , , - - - '., : .. , ..'; ', .,•,• , . -' -.. "" ' - -' , ' - Carl Selmer Takes Over__ MIAtl (AP) — Carl Selmer's 2 -year wait to to be a head football coach has ended. But before his Initial season Is over, the University of Miami txs may wish he was back in the less pre:surized role as an assistant coach, Selmer, who spent 16 years under Bob Devaney at Wyoming .and Nebraska, has lost sev ..•t •S . -- 'q ' Canes •Sl• -- . Underdogs Again * sure on Selmer to produce a winner since only an average of 21,000 fans saw six games in the Orange Bowl last year. Miami was deciminated by injuries midway through last season, and Selmer considers the injuy problem one of his biggest. "Injuries did play an impor. tant part last seaso," he said. Selmer said that times he will go to split formations in an effort to boost the offense. his top backs will be fullback Larry Rates, who averaged 5.3 yarcs in 48 carries last year, and halfbacks Tim Horgan, who veraged 4.2 yards, and Don Martin, who scored five touchdowns. Bates and Martin both missed games with injuries last ,U'..'... ..... _..i..i.._.__I___L__. .. -S,, Line A Problem C-ators Dark o r se 9 . GAINEWILI, AP If a Gafsney is back with a year's and Scott Hutchinson are few fighters cah make a experience at running the wish- cellent tackles and Sammy bona fide contender in the bone. Jimmy DuBose returns at Green is an outstanding middle Southeastern Conference foot- fullback where he is regarded linebacker. ball race, mark Florida as your as one of the finest blocking The secondary is exteam. backs here in years. Larry ceptionally strong with Wayne That is, if you listen to Gerald Brinson and James Richards Fieks and Alvin Cowans lead. Loper, a 6-foot-3, 246-pound have plenty of experience at the ing the way. offensive guard. right halfback slot. "We have a solid football "We like to get a little nasty And. then there is Tony team," said Dickey. "I don't out there," Loper says. "We Green. see anybody on our schedule _.__.lI..iI__ ......,_,_,L_t_1.. I . . — . - ... . - - �2B-Evenin 9rnford,FI. Th.d.S?.7.1fls Legal Not!ce Reestablish Running Game Redskins' Priority NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUITCOURT IN AND NAMELAW FOR THE EIGHTEENTH NOTICE ISHEWEBY GIVEN th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE ti n rsiqneci. dr'rnq to enqage COUNTY. FLORIDA nt)nAssuncter the I'Ctit,Oj name PROBATE NO. 7311$ t GORDON'S JEWELERS at Suite In R: Estate of __________________________________________________________ WASHINGTON A1' - Not Ias Friday night, the Redskins Unable to make the big trade long after his Washington Red. looked like they were still in the n(fseason, as he has done skins were knocked out of the searching for a running game. in the past, Allen traveled a playoffs last season, Coach And as football coaches arc different route by selecting George Allen said his No. 1 pri- wont to say, "One game doesn't Mike Thomas of the tjnirersitv tO, Altamonte MaIl. 117 A E MAMIF LEWIS BROWN. Altamonte Drive in the City of Deceased, Altamonte Sprinq%. Florida, 'ntend NOTICE TO CREDITORS to renister the Said name with the TO All Creditors and all persons Clerk of the Court o' SeminOle Pivinc cIalm or demands against County. Florida said estate Datedthi'. 7lct tl,y of Auqut, 1975 notified 't'CIU AR F HE WE fl C.OR DON'S and reguire1 to present any claims Mary Fleming or Danny [)usek ready to move in if generally rank among the best brainowiCZ or, as he has needed for Robinson, acquired Ia the league. Jones, second in shown in the exhibition, the Dave I3utz who played out his kickaff returns last season, has bomb to speedsters Frank option with St. Louis for protec- been the delight of the fans in tiort if McDole falters and the preseason with his break. Grant and Larry Jones. 'You can't live on the pass alone, like we have the last two years' - George Allen _____________________________________________________________ tablish the runninj game. Moseley and punter Mike First and foremost among the first choice, albeit fifth round. Left tackle Terry Hermelirg, time in Canada before joining ceptions to break the NFL's all on forever. "If we get our running game Redskins' running game prob- He also picked up free agent a starter two years ago, under- the Redskins last season, began time receivers' record of 633 InJuries are the only unknown Bragg are reliable. Suicide n, H,'irry H Gordon. President never one to trust youngsters, eran Ray Schoenke, also recu- season, now has moved into the keep alive in the title chase any length of time, or cor- The Redskins, who rushed for attack - at least until last Fri. covery by Brown In team with been used. Super Bowl in 1972, gained only standstill, and Charlie Evans. The thrust and hopes of the defense, best in the NFC last Hill Brundige and Diron Tal- Until they showed a small kins after playing out his optioa edged pass protection but sists he's reaching his peak. short, quick slant-ins to ends McDole at 35, linebacker Dave with All-Pro Ken Houston and spark of hope in an exhibition and being unable to come to doesn't seem fast enough to Joe Theismann, a Notre (Tharley Taylor, Roy Jefferson, Robinson at 34 and Pat Fischer Brig Owens at the safeties. L YORK AND C Hutchison. Jr. of Post Office Drawer H Sanford. Florida 32771 Attorney or Esecutor Publish Auq 76. Sept 7.9. 16. 1975 SF'OIT1S 8 YR . BRB KJ 100° 86 0 CANADIAN SUNSET ARC EXTRA DRY STANLEY CANADIAN 1 ___ _____ TROPIC RUM sit One V.S.O.P. SUNRISE SCOTCH 730 fLA SU MISAtI Bobby A. Darling ton Darling £ BACARDI LIGHT OR DARK RUU Is 0' YNISI PSiCIS ____________ ____________ IVIRYQAY PICU . ARE '6 TO '9 BELOW SUOAY Phil ALL wits ' ' WHOLESALE CASE UST Ii A SPICIAUA*0 IN CuRRENT ISSuE III CAILY SPICIALS PLA lEVERAGE GUIDE 2AU ____ VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWING iN' os 7 4S LA SUG RISALI 4.99.UAa,5.49.ivAIIrT';; After Southern 500 Victory STAN LY WISER'S 1 OYR. CANADIAN DARLINGTON, S. C. APt - Bobby Allison, the heavyfooted Matador driver front Huevtown, Ala., became the _____ _____ _____ _____ TEN HIGH LONE CER11FIEO i° ST. LEG ER R OVAL ' ' ,' LORD CALVERT SuG iISILA 8375 CASE •t5AI ji 497 I QUART CERTIFIED Punto ago's u'KT SCOTCH ;At "' -- i" '. - - , f -. VOOkAGIIf __ ____ _____ . - - i-; . ' I' 4 - --- ----- --------i * ,I,,t'.3.,,'L.'iL'••t --------- --- *'-L' - - - .. ---------- X '1 .--' .1 1' ' 5.79 NOT A MIxtO COCITAii 100''. TIQU1LA 4.29 GIN, QUART ' KY BOURBON ' BLEND VODKA 449 HARVEY'S 3.88 SCOTCH 459 I "- .49 - CANADIAN 4.39 QIJAIT Subd ______ ____ I'i ha S- tRAil 99 _________ QUART --- ,,, .. 71' ' 5.97 ..z.z--------------------------------------------• j A" ,. 11W -. 7401 .w - s ci I— " 't 41 -------- 0! - $y I .45' " --- -----4 - l :i$.i -.----- Cu 4 '" '' ___________________________________________ CERTIFIED BRANDY - 6195 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 49 ., 4.99 51.95 ru. 399 . i.. I0?AL 41'5 __________________________________________ CIN.RUM.VOOKA 319 PH 9 pr, n Lc'nowood Industrial Park. Inc All of said property being .n the Countyof Seminole, Stateof Florida Unless such certificate or cer tificates shall be redeemed at Clerk of Circuit Court Hi' Ida Creal Deputy Clerk ___________________________________________________________ STANLEY CANADIAN •. are reQuired to serve a copy of your writtCfl defenses. if any. Ic) it n WllNESSmyharudandthesealof bOusp door on the 4th day of October, 1975 at II CO A M 0atrdths71stdayofAuust, 1975 .l4'ici 14m7$ 11510,1) -----'------- cw u[kuEf4y (lvEN, lren A Schocicraft cording to law the prope'rty described In SuCh certificate or IMP. i17 ''" ________ ________ ______ CAll WHITE A$I "I go out there and have fun you gotta love it. But Chris vu 45 S•99ogaart isjustsosteady,mentallytoughonclay,that'safl," LIT 3 .n. [fending champion Jimmy Connors had fur., though, ----'L in his match with Harold Solomon that began when FAMA ITALIAN CHAMPAGNE '"° Connors was 22 and ended when he was 23. The duel, with - 1114 iii •tfltI VODKA ___ ___ HARW000 IOTTLIDIN ABC 1 00 o r LIGHT OR DARK SCOTCH - TENN WHISKY 5Th ABC RUM QUEEN ANNE CANADIAN Is for a tax deed to he issued thereon Drawer X. Jacksonville, Florida, on or before September 30th. The certificate numbers and years junp, the description of the 1975 and file the original with the property, and the names in which it clerk of this Court either before service on pta.nliffs attorney or was assessed are as follows Certificate Plo 'SI Year of immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will be citered against you li%uan 1912 for the relief demanded in the Description of Property WISER'S 10 YR. 94' DRY GIN Nutone FOR TAX DEED NOTICE that Ralph 3795 —Jones He stood at the 18th green Monday, his first 14 56.95 UT. ROYAL 3 CASTLE 86.8° . . 3 . 11 61.95 01. CANADIAN FALlS 4 YR 5.29 6195 100 PROOF VODKA ,4c 54'I si'l .. _______________________________________ But there were two players strolling up the 18th faIrway with a chance to tie Irerson and force a playoff (or the $35,000 top pnze in the $175,000 B.C. Open golf tournament. BRIDGE NOMOUCYlOW 01 PtOOI KNIGHT'S . - 4.59 •. Philadelphia 6-5, Los Angeles beat San Francisco 3-1 and Houston topped Atlanta 5-3 - league starting ball past Manny Sanguillen in the seventh inning It marked has fanned 200 or more batters, a feat never before accomplished. Rube Waddell and Walter Johnson had coflsecutive 200-plus years. The victory, Seaver's sixth In seven four games of the first-place East dogfight. St. Louis is three games out, the I'hils tied with the Mets at four. As Deputy Clerk Cards 6, CubI 3 Publish Aug 26. Sept 7. 9, 16, 1975 OEQ 157 IMu Brock drilled three sinfly LIGHT RUM KY BLEND OR DARK PUERTO RICOSFINEST OLD STANLEY 0 KY 8 YR. 86 BRB LIQUEUR SCOTCH _______ CERTIFIED ________ EFMTtR TEQUILA YSOP FOR A WA(LBAP4GER w' _______ ________ QUAIL CREEK CDCAC 799 '. toNOO iic DRY COINTREAU oi GIN victory. He now has 52 steals, W I. Pct GB 79 ,s Paitner,. NCw York (IPrIaCd Milwaukee' (5e'trc't 197.346 Florida Statutes) Ill' STh ST SRI - - ___ - iiouu ____ ', ___ ________ 5i9 61 67 501 QVAIT 449 ___ _____ AY _____ __ 61 61 17) lS' 59 77 43.1 2) 51 II 396 76 (t 70 111 17 1 ? 14 Saturdav'i Results Mirecta , ran at money prsdiclng law." Given a chance for rebuttal, after holding oil a late rallyfromKeighFergustowinthe%holeflnalsof the Diamond Anniversary two up, Ridley started with hissameobservation. ..butthen hedged. Amateur's - ' ___ ____ 3 17 19 3 46.40 PIPPIRMINTSCIINAPPS DOMAIkI ,5 CASE I' • CNl99T __ Sill CI nt _________ _________ I V 3 4v ' PLACE GREEN SCOTCH LONG 4 YR KY BOURBON SCOTCH ___ ____ _____ _____ ______ - ANY 51)45 86'KY 8 YR • 86° CERTIFIED GIN - ' MR. ED KY. O'Connor Nabs h4 III' •',s,asi' ROYALE VODKA cnn', C Sunday's Psults ran (alitormia can I'ansa', . i t Monday's Results CP'i'anr' 10 I Kansas City Oakland C, California 3 Detroit S Milwaukee I I F "n Softball 53 rh ,'r'O,' 10 S ., and Curllar , i',lu',anrjer • of the Court of Seminole Dated this 71st day of August. 1973. By - Harry B Gordon. President Publish Aug 26. Sept. 7. 9. 16. 1973 A&P. H. To Title I3RADENTON I AP) Detroit (Coleman has pitched her Wilmington. Carson, Calif., team to a Chitilt. softball tournaiiient. Firing a fastball that officials saRi was clocked with radar at 53 miles per hour, Miss Gray led her team to a 3-0 tI , ,: ___________ ____ _______ 3 :''. 4i49 3 51511 ______ " ' _______ .: COUCA ................ ',, Ui TA ________________________________________ frj 9' _____________________________________________________________ 1'l PSIcJIA,$I...ciJJ1T ABC SVRGUIOV.C*AMT).&O11 399 c ..... ,, 99 National League East PIUCKAILtI IAUU SRI - YIN IOU - cut 449 GALLON PORT SHER*Y WHITE PORT CR(AMORORYSP4ERRY ABC )773 cut o.a 4 00 GUASTI PORT.SHIRRY WHITE PORT - MUSCATEL '' CASE or 4 5.19 GAlLON ('f,f',10 . CcI,jr'-t,ut a' si R,rc"r'A"i 99 &t) 90 I? 47 4) AtP'#,.ili. Sa,ar,iar' Carson 7-3 Sunday. In the senior division Mon. West 51) 46 447 CinCinnati Anuicle's 11 ii 513 $71 I os CPEDI1 HR lET ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. and THE STATE Defendants, MORTOAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT Auburndale, l"la., 4-3. '2 61 579 Slop in tOday a.i'd f4) I?) ii -','- •" Ms,'-'-.'' ,' ii , .,, "; 75 151 Think radial... and .',. a.'.. look to the leader ,• , auo.si 41 04 IP McROBERTS TIRES Plaff S,,,hnili '' '"'5" ' . . ' ''". 'ca . I JOHN DICK E V INC. 2 PH. 322-0651 " '-- ... Today'u Gamti I •.. .'.." ' .'" t' CUBES uaci was assessed . A 1*11709 DRY THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS! AT 436 $SILBIRRY ' WOODLAND PLAZA SHOP. CENTER DILAND PAPS-()*y CASE 99 H KID-sist fOR SAPIGNIA )uAriIsyliAN PALI OR! GOtOIP. Cu IMP. SPANISH CREAM SHERRY S&NJTIWpR(M,uMCALt,oaNiAatO CABERNET SAUVIGNON N' $T*?I PORy,3$RR, SAultisit P.1t IvlLi.hOi CII4WIJIUI •(CCAaO_SIIGH,L, SfAmxLu.G swuy GOLD SEAL IMP. LAMBRUSCO ITALY AIINPINOO*WHITI are Pi'f''."r 11 as follows la? Y.', nt Florida PS been filed against you, and you DescrIption of Property Lctsl&SAS'uessorsMapofLotsll & IS 111k 4MM Smiths 2nd Subd 08 107 PG 417 SIN CASt Of $7 WINE- tlS•OAIO$,,A, ROSE IROM PORTUGAL oF 12 p. IMP SPANISH Name in whith aSSeSsed Isaiah Springs. Florida 3770), and file the Prinqte & Rachel Prinqle, his wife original with the Clerk of the above All of said property being in the styltd Court on or before the 72nd A cj CREAM written defenses thereto, if any, upon LEONARD V WOOD. At torney for plaintiff, at Suite 7)), 251 Avenue Altamonte Maitland " ' 2.98 .731.95 3,49 11.37,50 1.99 2.4 Unless ci,h certificate JUAN 21.00 914 199 . •: 26.95 21.95 2.98 tACIt 24o, I'is*I.l 31.95 CASE _______ ______ 9' Idiii - 449 Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Ida Creal. Deputy Clerk Puhlsh Sept 2. 9. lb. 21, tIM PORTUGAL 7113 5fl law the property such certificate certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder itt the court Dated this 21st day of August, IllS Arthur If Becliwilfl, Jr., POMBAL ROSE 7 5TH cOrdinq to described In housednoronthrbthdayofO'tober, 19?Sat 1100AM .'la MAGNUM FROM or cec CAU tIER) • (,) luogment may be .' - -".., '*- ." '". s' -- ' '" ' " - -' - ' 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 _ ....... .r Jjf ' ______ ______ /J &I "I , .....______ MA I -- ____________________ ______________________________________ _____ ._ GOOD THROUGH SEPT 15. 1975 THE LEWIS FAMILY TIckts PublIsh AUg 19, 26. & Sept 7. 9. 1973 DEQ $77 JeieIers DOWNTOWN SANFORD -' ' - PH 322-2363 112 S. PARK AVE. ______ ______________________________________________________________ available at BLUE GRASS GENERATION Box Office: Adults 56 Chitdr.r Gates open 12 Nc'on the AMERICAN LEGION FIELD Sanford, On Highway So. 17.92 ________________________________________________________________ , '5' .......i. - ....,-., ,y, - •,,',,, ,...,?;-ç,. _ ' !II . Icct1e,i, '-; ' _______ Arthur H fleckwith, Jr Clii'k of Circuit Court ily ElaIne RiChartle Deputy Clerk '' ,r' _____ - '1' . __________ .-- ' "'.".''f ,.', Entertainers. Complaint herein WITNESS my hand and teal of . i ,J'J'... entered against said Court, this 11th day of August. 1975 (SEAL1 ' "-' 1. a 2 :h'f ('1' II;'' KATIE HENRY, hiS wife. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .. ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ that an action to foreclosure it Sin C .1; ;'. •4_. 11 , _____________________________________________ IMP Certifr ate .. a-' , ,,:c'c" _______ . ' York Jets lb Atlaritu -. '.GAI Oil . . ..4 SAT., SEPT. 6 -. _________ , '.;" .. . ________________________________________________________________________ _____ ', - ,; BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL 1 I'" _______________________________________ .. 4 99 . ______________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ l'MIrUh , New - Sanford Chic,tu,, 7 ",',y'i'c . '' 405 W. First St. , Football Ls'ague Exhibition Games 'rc'hi MICHELIN .L4) 71 ii' ii rt P*tm P..'" National Nrs ________ _________ ' i' Jacksonville ______________ site ...,.',,,., is: 7 ))4 ______________________ _________________________ a sit of Michelin X •ieel belied nxd.als installed on yOa' car Tpi.,i slOp .osrin' - i %1'. MondayS Game,s Ch'can 4 yu Us. Only Idiell .,tPi o. a gain., c.n5rp Cf ring and Iecfviotoqy burn In M.cMlIn invented the heel-belted ah and Pascontnuedloteltandw'ipeoied$o..v..7syeats Om,iqoritP,. , WorItwen D'v'uior. 'T I) 4*) 93 91 iti 1 1 0 2) iS 153 14 - fl,n'qo 1 COivrrfx,'i Today's Games .' Michelin 'X' steel-belted radials on your car. u dstiv'g you s,ould be conc.nts.ting on the road, ,iCt .otrying about it. Worrying about wpieuws your Ices .41 tax. you siound that hAsp CU'lC Mp •Piead or over the n411 pothole or ltwougk 9u MIt stop sign Stop .ouyuug And sta't 4$I SUPER 67 of When • 7'rtq.q%),,', 72O 'Ti ND ROCKS i'ct ci 59 75 Monday's Rnults me' 'y"" i ,., M - AND CURVES -- LIP,, dI '.' Sfrrvpt Peutler' P,?eniphs PUNCHES ____ )acSuwuvll, Wext.rn D,vi.h.a W I I Pct. PF PA , WITH THE . Di,,is.di l'ji ___________________ _______ ''- 1') 17 541 $1 i 571 ste 35 77 iii Pro Football 1 LLi.._ , Think radial...and look to the leader, Let us install a set '' (pu,srltti' 4 , i4''j',!O'i - MAGNUM 3.99 IMP GIIMAIs OR! *14171 GALLON past 1, ', ' Sept $ Rsu 75 55 Pittstut'rcih ,','a','-r'j w - :,',;,, ,ut it, ..-.. 3, - I, --, Sip ROLL ui _________________________________________________________________________ ,.,.,.. __ ..... NIWAY 17.92 BURGUNDY Al Unser Wins At Atlanta FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. —Al Unset rtic'ed Brian Redman tIee laps from the finish and held on for a narrow victory in the Atlanta Grand Prix Formula 5000 SILOn 809L10 ik CALif l t ci ' REALLY " - CRIASTI In) 15 IS) Games i lI"Il" Ca*1I1 Minor League çP c" Mv'mrhs 1 1 (1 flimnufiani '1 2 0 1EED YOU at Miami In ,,,..,,,,,, 1310). Montreal a? Philadelphia. In) ins Anflelrs at Cincinnati. tel Pt?SFii,r0b it Pli'w York. In) Chiagi .',t St Louis, in) c,',r' tr,mirc(n ,t Houston. ii court house kor on the bIb day October. $915. .st II 00 4 M FOR TAX DEED - Irish Open I fluirris 11 101 at St (,ii,f In) Kansas Cit5 it Ch'caoo. ml 1rv,i at C iltrynia nI Only iar"r', '.(hf'.hjl,'t r Atlanta a' T,u"-c. Monday. PbIrP-'a 2 1 ' ui) IC? 1 Western Division PtiilphiA 11 - I ALL *i*( San Opcx, 'SplIcer 5)) a? ('.nrinnati lGi,tlett Il 3). (ci I flrrtt 73) af flew ''crb IKry,',rran 1) Ill. In) World Football League Wednesday's Games flcon a? 0 ilt,r'r ml PIe'w York cl (),tro,t (ICtnd .,' ',tilv.,,kee, PH. 322-4712 . Ic') 9 II) In) tOt at (hIcarn ukaat 19101, In) Minnesota IHuOhes Il 17) at Tria's fHarnari I 9) nI v' (C (ii 13 7. ft r'' New Ynchi Dobscun Ill)) Pe'tnn (CIr.eland 99), In) 213 E. FIRST a at Mncsr',, ' 'rr a' •4,i'ki .'.ttanta I ','."urtun I.'iC'tr,n iV'i'k 2 21 • _ _____________________________________________________ - tCn, Su'ton ir ill IP,lcC,Irj'Puc'n ____________ __________________ JACOBSON __________________ at Dio at P4t, Er Sat' P1ev. PhT,lhi, i(fl,ste'tnOn Chicano ___________ _________________ ________ _________________ _ ____ ______ ______ - Dni'' S ;.?lant, franrc' ________ ______ land In) sam' at Rall.more, pod . flr'ston A ', 7 N.',. ','r'rI 0 Chicano ran O,k lard Milwai,I D"troit. it Ch Arinelu's _ to match PPI..'pha it LOS tl Sunday, Sept 7 Aruw-Ics 3. Sari c,ruc sco I a ________ ___________ _________________ _ ________ men& boys to) Today's Games ', in denim & corduroy, ,J tO) 0 ' Hri,utOri 7 St ic (t'i,:ru :.nrj.'tr's y,. Mondays Results i ______________ ' k" I k4nuston 6. 2nd FIa. I in Monday's extra and finalgame 109 ItO lIARS" N V STAll WHITI ' ____ Jr, fired a four-under-per 70 for a one-stroke victory over Harry Bannerman of Scotland in the $5,000 Irish Open Golf Tournament. race. , _____ • Jackets seventh and needed help from Tippy Martinez in the eighth. DR( -- 5.39 1 O' ___________________________________________________ cornpetiticm. (', _ _ . ,t 1. Putfato Montreal 6 Saturday, Sept. ('inhCr )Iq'un 2 Cin 'enati I Montre.t a Philaj'-'p'ua cording to law the property CHARLES HENRY and KATIE cl'scrib.d ifl such certificates will be HENRY. his wife. THE UNITED Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Ida Creal, Deputy Clerk PuNith Sept 7, 9. 16. 7), 1975 tIER? 229ox 4wi5441 _______ _____ ______ _______ INDIANAPOLIS — Don liBig Daddy" C,arllts won his fourth U.S. Nationals drag racing championship, beating .4 P5594 ___ -. BRANDY CPIAMPAGNL COIDDUCS 23$ICAU ____ Oakland at Oallas. 'n 19 2nd ISection 197.346 FlorIda Statutes) ______________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. J.W. DANT 10 YR. CAIIIORNIASIINIST '*:t SU MULl ." ....................................... ______________________________________________________________________ I IOPLA _______ _______ ) .d trut Ralph or lrn A ScrunIc raIl r(urtqarlf' on the following property ________________ GIN SIR tHISxIY -_____________ 4995 CASE in Seminole County. Florida the holder of the following (er U'%?$l MIX lot I. B,ock 2. LINCOLN tuficates has fifed Slid certificates ..A*1 •• is'. •.,s,,,, ANY for a tav deed to be issued tfucreon HEIGHTS. SECTION TWO, at Coilsucs The certificate numbers and years (orcilna to the lat thereof as HOLLAND HOUSEMIXERS CRYSTAL ----------------1 recorded in Plat Book 14. Page 45. Ni of issuance, the description of the 11 IS _______________ CLEAR I A9Ti MAN*flAN DAIGuIKI BLEND MIX '' ______ _________ VODKA ______ '..' __________ - GREEN STRIPE BOND HALL _____ ______ ______ _______ ______ ______ MR. ED KY. ' KY BOURBON ' 8 YR JACQUIN ,' "' MC HENRY ABC RUM ______ ? BOURBON NTUCKY BLEND ___ ______ ______ ___________ ____________ Levi Stanley collected three hits __ CANADIAN KENTUCKY 8 YR. an Dleqo ci, S A flaltmore I Chicago 7 Oak land 7. Roston 6. 10 City S 71ev. York Ch.ca P'ltsh,rOh 9 r,ar'e ppcl ran 7 Cleveland. Monday's Results Puflan 'II (I,',,'lir1 V Friday, Sept S 10 irun.ngs 73 61 545 I CaIlfr'ra PJev OrIe.'in', 17 R.iiti,rcre 3 OaHanrl . San Francisco 21 7 Pittsburgh 1. 7nd rrI ran Atlanta 67 70 419 is'. (Ir'i,-elanrt KENTUCKY quite adamant alter winning the 75th United States Amateur title. "No way," the n-year-old Stetson University law student said Saturday when be was asked about becoming ' Ins Anorlr"s 7 New York 0 Mcucutreal S ';.n O'i'go 1 Sunday's RsuIt II Today's Games - ___ urn. Billy Williams and [(egga' bleheader. But the Royals dropped the opener 10-8 and, Jackson slammed two-run coupled with Oakland's 6-3 homersasOaklandralliedfrom iruninOS , , GIN hits. _____________________ _______________________ 101, DescrIption of Property COUNTY, FLORIDA. WISO Ft of Lot 5481k K Chappells CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1704.CA-09.A SADPflPG 7 ssessed Lillie FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP ' 13 West _______ so . League Minriec,'., S 'T',a', Monday 8.49 VODKA C over Cosina hills, sicto' ___________ right of the green, settled for a par. ................................................... Hall KENTUCKY _________ ASSOCIATION, hf., for the title. TGAGE ls'erson, .COvh Cxiii of LaCrosse, Wis., bad won. ' BEEFEATER GRANT' I 5ai CIIMIDI U1Twf CR1511 DI CAll LIGHT County of Seminole. Stateof Florida He toured the 6,815-yard, par-71 En-Joie Golf Club ,, ___ win 31 ctt;ibleui the ItoyaL ti _____ _____ Wednesday's NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE ISHEREHY GIVEN that property, and the names in which was Assessed are as follows IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Certificate Plo 710 Year Of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL lsSuar'cr' 1972 CIRCUIT 1)4 AND FOR SEMINOLE Mitt. Llbet%jI •.. -. first in dght games. a three-run homer to cap a five- fur a run-scoring single to cap a The two-run shot was Kill- run third inning and Jorge Orta four-run rally against four r Franu'',I'ru 1, PuuI.ii-Ic'lphia American Ti..a'. __________ __ BOND'S MILL 6 YEAR 35l, 4.29 ' -. Baseball Kans,u pitchers. Eteckwith, Jr As Clerk of the Court Lillian T Jenkins Clerk the holder of the foliowing cec tiflcates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon 51.95 ' BOAR and raised his record to 18-9 by hurling the San Diego Padres to a 2-1 decision over the Cm. cinnati Hed.s. (Court Sealt Arthur H ot LAWTON'S JEWELERS at Suite lb. Altamonte Mall. 5 A East t .',tt.ionte Dr,ve, in the City NOTICE OF APPLICATION CERTIFIED 6 YR. KY. BRB. mound ace bobbled a grounder , start the inning. Tigers 5, Bressers 4 hind the A's in the American third run with a double while Vida Blue finished with a fourLeague's West 1)ivLsion. The Nu'w Vurk Yankees latter for his 18th vjctrurv. BOB GIBSON Yankees 1, Red Sox 2 Rick Dempsey, Rick Bladt and Fred Stanley, the tail end of the New York batting order, ke -ed the Yankees' 14-hit at_______________________________________________________________ Lick aguinst Roger Morel and , a,,, Dick Pole. Doc Medich blanked 1 1 II. '. r nfi iiri "r' I?, 01 the Red Sox for six innings, scattered nine hits _______________________________________ ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — It ss'as cool and damp, but pinch hit and creamed a 2-2 them." pitch from Claude Osteen into In the opener, Chicago trailed the left field seats (or his 571st KC's Steve Busby 4-0 after l heard salutes from Corn- gained his first victory since missioner Bowie Kuhn and Jul'. 30 with relief help from Cards chairman August A. l)'c Roberts and Joe Niekro. Busch and a telegram praising his career from President Ford. In business under the tlditls name Pijlulijiu Sept 7 9. 16. 7). 1975 (Section i , cuircd the 1I1r of runs anti as recorded in Plat Hook 16. page 21 Hotpolnt RF 11, Drop In Range Kitchen Hood and Fan NOTICE OF APPLICATION SCOTCH LONDON TOWER • ______ ____ ________ _______ GIN JOSE CORTEZ MEXICO GEO. DICKEL SCOTCH SC HENLEY IMP. TEQUILA suo* iv 10 YR KY ITALY - ' -:- even CANADIAN . _____ ____ —(ibson, who will be retiring Mtros 5, Braves 3 attheend of this season at age Cesar Cedeno's two-run 39, was honored by a sellout double in the fourth inning ' '' 10 YEAR BROOKFORD V.0. BARTON BLEND -'." -- hits for his eighth consecutive - ________________________________________________________ ,II1ONOON TOWER w UvCflOu 940 GIN tariie winner in the National andday theofseal of electric, water, and other lighting, heating. thiS Court on the 75th August. cooking, refrigerating, "maybe an all-time low for 1973 me to stop the hard-hitting . plumbing. vrcutilalln, irrigating. Arthur H Becliwith. Jr and power systems. machines. Pirates and raise his record to Clerk of th Circuit Court appliances, fixtures, and ap 27, joining Baltimore's Jim fly Lillian T Ji'nkiris purtenance. wtulCh nc are or may Deputy Clerk Palrir with 20 wins. The shut. Publish Aug 76 Sept 7. 9. 16. 1975 hereafterpertalnto,or be usedwith, though out lowered his earned run avIn. or on said premises, finishers in that order. 'Like Giving Title To Chris' . , burgh Pirates on four hits, third loss in a row in a nation. struck out 10 and set a major ally televised game. league record with his eighth Dodgers 3, Giants 1 WITNESS my hand P.c. 2 99 RUM '•i ,.., . ' BOUliON kY JIM SIAM 3•99QUAIT ______ Nc.Pc% k.)X 1 -4" , 9 0I _________ __________ 699 VODKA Casselberry ______ Dave Sisco, Jim Vandiver and Bruce Hill, leader in the the eighth inning of a 1.1 guys hurt and then two guys chased Jenkins with three runs (f1C, SIAGRAM V 0 TIACHIRS laps after his car, driven b) Dave Marcis, was involved in a four<ar ck on tap 245. Despite his problems, Petty ssas about three4ourths of a lap behind Allison when the checkered flag fell In the 500-mile race which was delayed for an hour and 20 So. service on Plaintiff s attorney 04' Florida immediately thereat ter. otherwise a Together with all structures and default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached ' a winner until Hal Mcltae hurt ager Chuck Tanner after Kill- l.)inan Bostock, an error and a iaoe 1975. and file the original with IS ES IWO, twils 1105 LIGHT OR DA RK _____ " P40 15 IbiS CA 09 E ADVANCE MORTGAGE COP POPATIOP4, , Delaware cor poration. Plaintiff. SO' AkAAI [uI • RUM (1) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford. rioricta. 37771. Plaintiff's Coi,jnt. Florida Lot 10, ACADEMY MANOR UP4I T IT l3UIOR CR ______ BUTLER .- I, t:f :u DELUXE : toughest on the Grand National circuit. TEN NIGN ". lie! pitcher I)ale Murray as the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. New York Mets to a 3- PPITCPIARD. h's *ifc, 'Tractor, Serial Plo 50736 D.'fendants Two 7) Model 60E. Kubota NOTICE OF ACTION Tractors. Serial Nos 17191 and TO Earl Pritchard 11525, Resictence Unknown has been filed aqanst you together with the sssuance of a Writ Of At Mary A Pritchard tachrnent in aid of foreclosure, and ResldenccUnkno'#vn youarereouiredtoserveacopyof YOU APE NOT IF lED that an your written defenSeS, ii any. to it W C Hutchison. Jr HUTCH SON & action to foreclose a mortgage on the MORRIS. Post Otfuce Drawer H follow ing property in __________________________ _____________________________ IN _____ JACQUIN SCOTCH stock ca race three times. Allison joined the elite company of Cale Yarborough, and retired drivers Buck Baker and Herb Thomas in Tractor, Serial No _____ _____ 4.88 WAlT 4.99 • ______________ __________________________ - ____ ___________________ ________________________________ •., ' 86' KY 8LE,D ______ IILI 58 56 CASE OLD y $0URB0' I tR __ HENRI PHtLLIPE CHARTER _____ *11(11 YOU 01 atof ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ui'. tioust* OLD tID (HARTII ---s Seminole Coure Model I. 775. Kubota Tractor, Serial No 11119 One (11 Model 1 260. Kubota Tractor, Serial No 75359 LIGHT OR DARK PLACE GREEP MACGREGOR mi irePerty CANADIAN PREMIUM r- till 4 YEAR CANADIAN SCOTCH day: HARMON KILLEBREW Tim Foil drilled a tie-break, _____________________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action In foreclose a la-n on the - downed Solomon, the No. 13 seed, 6-4, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 when Solomon double-faulted at match point. Eddie Dibbs, a three-time All-America at Miami University whose forte is cia)', toppled fourth-seeded Arthur Ashe 6-4,6-2,6-3, and Bjorn Borg, the teen-ager P Winstor. Salem _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________ - which carried him to greatness. ninth inning and scored the Eiecutor ing the Chicago White Sox for the Minnesota Twins beat the and a two..run single to lead the three innings when his knee be- Texas Rangers 5-3 and the 1)e- Twins over the Rangers and gan acting up. Doug Bird took troll Tigers edged the Md- Ferguson Jenkins. Roof tied the over and yielded one run and waukee Brewers 5-4. score 1-1 with his sixth homer of six hits the rest of the way. "I've never lct a game like the year. The Twins took a 2-1 working; Seaver is at the peak, the season. Dave Winfield was astarshiningbrightest; Gibson San Diego's batting star with corporation, day of July. A 0, 1975 a hallgame. Baltimore Orioles, who were delivered run-scoring hils. First, starting pitcher NeLson rained out of a doubleheader Tsins 5, Rangers 4 ' who has been to the top and still Dt'ti'nd,in's AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO P 1 York ranked 23rd in the category in and controversial but talented has problems with the offensive mer emerged as the team's No. short, swing passes to Iullback.s whether the left side of the de- into his own as a middle line- FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) What do you say after you say Chris won' That Connors won, too, which he cfld. That Ashe and Las-er didn't, which is the way it went. But Wendy Overton, Miss Evert's 81st straight victim oncla>'by6-O,6-lscores,saiditbest: 733 lb. Florida Statutes, in their offices in thr County Courthouse ,, Seminole County, Florida. within Tuesday, Sept.?._197S—)B 8 TUE ,tSsoCl1TEt) PRESS turned back Boston 4-2, chopp- Williams and Roy White had The Kansas City Royals ict ing the Red Sox' lead in the AL two apiece and Bladt, Stanley. c in pre-game ceremonies. Padres 2, Reds 1 CIVIL ACTION NO 7S.1S31.CA.O9 A time of the firSt publication hereot, FAGCJART KUIIOTA TRACTOR, or the same will he barred vs P 1 YORK. d b a Their rushing defense is solid quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, tack but, if the past is prologue, Icr. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the 11th straIght year he has Tom Seaver, Bob Gibson and had 50 or more. But the day belonged to Gib. Randy Jones: three out- San Vord, Ft. . The Pain Only I-lu Its When Royals Smile I points in their careers, Jones is at the beginning, on County, Florida. tO the Clerk of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE El OH TE E NT H JUDICIAL C I R CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Evernng Hera Id. i tchers Step nto Limelight \ aoalnst the estate of Mamie Lewis Brown. deceas'd. late of Seminole Publish Aq 76 Sept 7. 9. lb. 197S lag to the Super Bowl," he said knee surgery in the off-season season. The Redskins, who finished irreparably if Chris Hanburger, Ken Stone. ating. Trades have failed to in the exhibition season. atihetime. "Ifnot,it'sgoingto and has participated in full Both speedsters have looked materialize and Glenn Hyde, Journeyman Randy Johnson, 10-I last year and tied with St. defensive captain and right ________________________ the pass alone like we have the season, Legal Notice :.- '.',;•'-:j -... ' .'-. -. �U Tuesday - - 4B—EeflIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 2197s "Your Complete One-Stop Garden Center" . : Felizers :1rh1bs *Nelson Fla. *Hardware Dept. *Pool Chemicals 'Insecticides . BAC & MC - - Ii ii •1 iL 1L1 Roses • TT i:k'.__ iL OPen;DaAWC,k Located I Mile North sRioflh;.iflLoflg:d • iT: i Jj• -- £1, ILI [• liii L. I.!IT 'Ii r''ri1 I Nan y .A Full Line l- XI9 Hand Harvest 'Special Orders WE'RE HIDING BEHIND Tree — SIGNSON Hwy. 17-92 Seee 89IL?I4J " ml. no. of Dog Track Rd. Sat. A ye. ve. Sill to I Longwood 6.6 Mon. Thru hone 322.7596 IsAII1ItY RLUI Sanford NU" m CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP 1' 834.2327 Mon .Sat 1Oa.m.3p.m. BRAKE RELINING LIGHT REPAIRS Puts Pe In Your S e .INSTALLATION of J- Cut and Glazed Donuts r c Come In And Browse RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES e NEW & USED PARTS 1-1 L41 0 B '.711 IJ Tuesday, Sept. 2, 175-58 * Natural Bread 2335 Laure l S Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Pastries 'Cakes The Home of Nature ' s Monday Deliveries I Center •k .te I TIRE REPAIRS WHEEN REPAIRS 21 IlOt'It ' •. 4 MASTER CHARGE 9 90-DAY GUARANTEE 0 24 HR. WRECKER RTS SERVICE 9 FREE ESTIMATES . SANFORD 323-1329 01 PHONE BANK FINANCING 14 OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. . ' a SPECIAL r RON S TIME SERVICE TeI.pbcns SAVE '35 ____ - __ S .: -••• - ________- S $ INSTALLORHAVEINSTAILED - - - 217 6431 ___ 1 I - FACTORY AUTHORIZED GENIE PORTABLES By SINGER - ... ____ - 4i _VW1 11 The Original Soiar Control Film Forming Register Now •• SERVICE STATION Sanford LIVE OAK CENTER, HWY. 11.92, CASSELBERRY (ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PLAZA) i 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER SINGER APPROVED DEALER Ph. 323-6661 I "1. 7 Central Florida Nylornzing ___ r' FULL LINE - TEC/C4k'[ '.,.. S$ WHIRLPOOL • 1 pt _, - " HOME G E NE VA H EATI N G& AIR CONDITIONING ETHEL BART Be BETTY SMITH 212 S HIGHWAY ly.9; rflDlJIT!JDt ocr fV1 jTI i vi - 83•330 4 I j SALES & SERVICE 1205 Park Ave. Ph. 323.5434 ---- CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA y y" 24 HR. SERVICE Sanford --ij - LW _•----i__ - I) _L - _______________________ Summer vacation ends too with Greg Kazmier as B-if AND CENTER OVIEDO TRACTOR Co AUTO PARTSAND ACCESSORIES "GWTSBYNAN" HAS GWTSPERFF.CTF0It,%N'(K'(,SI0N ...[Ictured a6we Is Nellie Coleman, owner, displaying sonie of her delightful china. NURSING •. ir. d "Gifft, f3v N,in" has txen a flavarian chimi from Germany, 1,0~4, r pirice%, and there Is also carripit, C ornf, (orne in sets part f the Sanford shopping and Luffman Delft figurines Stalnlecccteel by Svtnd Jensen three, adorned with beauft scene for lu%f over 3 years, but And Jewelry holders from Nellie has a rental service for butleffliet, These can be hur I area residents have learned Holland parties which ir.clude the separately or together to( i t, that this unique %hop owned by Svend Jensen Cooenhagen crv,.;IAI plates and puncn timusuill effect Nellie Coleman is the place to plates are collector's items and bowls "Cfts By Nan" also has Other goodies o sor uce on for something different and male wonderful gifts for delightful party and cocktail any borne includ'! wall pta eriting In the gift line Christmas They feature true napkins that brighten up any rr,lrrnr... wo',d compo''. located at 701 5 Elm. in the Old World crattmanship from occasion napHnringc aIadbc,wls 1, C.ator Ac' Hardware building. Denmark Another gift idea Shi carries Medterr.r,n mats round table cloths. -. Nellie's brain child of 3 years that is sure to pleaSe are and Early American decorator hot uris. crock pots in va' too last June has grown until it beautiful, delicate figurines pieces such as candielabras, sizes, recipe files (sinr, occupies about half of the from Spain and Germany , sconces, ornaments and center c4 thPe and triple), a c..i l'ardware building The hard Prides will delight in the pieces made of wrought iron clletiôr, of Hacqer P0t1' . -.are business is run by Nellie's beautiful china by Lifflon, And just verfe(f to enhance anY la"'P% And bowls macjihLiShAnd. Boyd Coleman. who FrAnciscan. Inclevenclence. Spanish or Mediterranean MPsIcle #tick% %teAk linjo. doesn't mind being crowded by Mik.iva, Pfaltzqraft Stoneware, decor gift çhp ,M'(l Foctoria in addition to the dec rator items vi' ,,o'xi iterrs Frnlay (c,ff(e mugs vi) Nellie is excited by her of new Haviland previously by Maleck which are made put containers cos tume ccclforinn of fine china by mentioned Brides to be should of PInP If Om the woods of North iincl many more exquisi,P Hiiivilancl, the famous Limoge~ realslef their china, crystal, rarolina, Inc ludinq towel f ticks thi".~ too numerous to rror, f Frenchl line. in 8 different flatware And other selections MApkin hniclors spice rilcks, I i 0'.1 pAtlerrit. Includinq the Dovular with "Gifts By Nan " planters. ell There are great Ahatever your qift -r Apple Blossom Crystal and glassware li~nick kn,%(k% for living rooms. decorAlor needii, may be, YL' rominct soon is new Dewlef selections, are Plentiful. with kitchens, Nrithrooms. any r0om wori-f 11 nd a better place I0 q,,# Ilke country ware, all different classwAre bv Viking Blenko. in your hnme "S pieces, which will be exclusive Fenton, I E Smithandothers Plantccanbebothdecorative h and Nellie and to "Gifts BY Nan — in the San, Nellie's crystal is both cut and And FWAIthful. %cl show them of$ todAv Thev invite ycu ford aren Othrr lines egclusive pressed She carries Oneida to their ft)llf-%f by planting theri -170mr , In And row to NpII,r shop include stainless ctnit c well as some i ur.l, i)tif(jl ADV Our friends 24 Hour Nursing Care For LAWN & GARDEN VA WHOLES L E RETAIL — Medicaid Out Patient TI. • .erapy - ''i 3226'' Sanford, Fla. 919 E. 2nd St. P14.365.3248 . ___________________________________________________ Oviedo Roie426 sir ir - LP PRODUCTS INC 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. CASSELBERRY IR I MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW IN Tomato — Pepper — Eggplant Roc, Coating Guaranteed In Writing dli l..ei lcs Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting At.:ho-ing 9 Carports 0 Steps Fold Awning , ' Others Arriving Daily GardenLand 834.0600 in Our Sth Y OPENDAILY$a.m. - 5p.m. 1400 W. First St. Ph. 123-6630 Sanford '• " ri 7",P- HALF PRICE SPECIALS :7 z 41, 9% THIS WEEK 13w* Sam Avk thf, r • a - EE HFARING TE3'T - tnnrs:::'j PEPAIRS BATTERIES CALL [J4-8776 , $5.00 t CALL FOR APPT. 322-3936 , ~k ~ i A . $3.00 L'' AND SETS I Al ~__ X GEORGE C 1lEARN j4,) " FREE CONDITIONER WITH ALL SHAMPOO MIL' "o' I 320,,, Hw 17 & 92 $12.50 Reg.$10 HAI R COLOR Reg. S6 PR ECISION HAIRCUTS AID ot '.o'ri I Req. S25 PERMANENT WAVES - HEARING NO 0111i 7,ATION A.c - you money*' is a greeting to Fastbreak regularly sold for WhAt make% ' Vour -.%hrin the narden center was nleAsant Pxperience7 A com plAnts, There is a wide range of selection Nilt OrIctinal free% and other plete lklock, low i:irices- helioful cNcIu,; and gucculents. Areca Beautiful %tatuary for both nAturAl obiects, %ere left un salespeople. convenient "Irtiv. ~irhpleffera frees ut) to inside And outside the home is disttjrt*d by the construction location7 Yes. all of these, and 13 ff ArAlia Dalms. Fishtail rfferecl. lncfudi" Oriental And Five different cireenhouse when You add a unique and palm.t and Chamaedorea AniMAI qtAtuary There are sections housing various interesting environment rialmr. fountAlne. ind concrete table vArlefles of olants, shrubs and is not onl' Pleasant t; as well as patio tables. flowers make shopping or A wide range of planters is but clownriqhl enjOyAble and iviilahle including pots In NcorAtIVP %tepn;nq stones for brov.sinn an exciting and en excilina vciiocl K,%mboo. clay. redwood lAv.ne. And walk ways are lovable Piverience It's likfSurha plate ic Contemporary hann,ng hackets wrought Iron )vitahle in various chaps and pirlina flu$ r)4Jrfl!1fl' rIP 0-i-ilrden Center, located on Hwy (onlemoorary boasts the natural hiihitAl 17.92 In MAilland It is owned planti; and viond hirdcages for and plants Fern wood nots, monkey Iove0 price% around on pot ~n for An rinicivable vid es And operated by Barbara Bob Hicks, who have been in P Sob Thriv MAke SOME- of the Conlemporary GIrden Center their pirment location for 3 succulent*,. driftwood Planters complete with vlants or sold concrete and qlazed clay pot and Ask flmrbara or Bob to sho.% VPArr, 'PrAfAteIV are also in large fery themselves you Armond You're sure to I irKI Contemporary carries a wide supply aI Contemporary The unique and interesling thining. You ntpcl and want at selection of plants, pots, garden (Orden Center environment mentioned at the prices 'nII cant rr'sist ADV. it supplies of all kinds Theyboast Other house and garden hPoInnina of this article is the lArQP4%t selection of garden supolle% cirried at Con. Accounted for by nature being coocil" In Central Florida and tempnrAry include notting soil. As little disturbed is Po, , , 0bIe rdrr and outdoor h, Kir r, use 'q 11441 )i ti ! 4 I ' _____ 'd Pet Su plies 9 Vegetable Plants -- 11114r 11 GO StUart 01 fail Robs StieeI 0' N adc Most of the reqiGn has an ultr round climate 'Is i ttlo? seasonal chi%nne The airolane. lucky for tjit, haii. opened ut) all the with1 Caribbean to American isItors Island hopoing planes bring the whole reolon ithin a few hors of Miami Many of the i' PRIM - otograph Acconirrinclation% c(,orite, flv~ bo-A 1*.i the i%orld 7-. Lht. By 4: — - --- CONVERSE COACH ___ , _ . New Store Hours SUBSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322-2611 Open Sunday 12-S jk THE HERALD F REELANCE - I 0 OFF ON WEDDINGS PORTRAITS ADVERTISING FRANCISCAN Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. REG. $12.99 CrtilcvOr fly sr)th ill in irit l;flteISoirt OrlAndo Avo& Winter Park The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County 111e75 ' ED PICTURED ABOVE IS ROBERT HICKS ... owner o(ContcmPorary Garden Center - OR mORE F HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE/ COR SANFORD AVE AND SECOND ST. Phone 322 2624 Sanford, Florida 1' I S FURNITURE SALES L - WY. 17-92 — CASSELBERRY SPECIALISTS IN Haut Ri&" SADDLES . TS HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALL ETS - J EWE LR Y BELTBUCKLES BINGOFEEDS EARTHENWAREI OUTDOOR G46 4 gag PORTRAITS FOR MORE DETAILS Horse & Rider Ph. 321-0780 210 S. Elm Sanford in The Ace Hardiiiare nldq P HONE 323-9092 AFTER 5:30 P.M. WESTERN STORE lin. iii-l"o NO CALLS FRIDAY EVE Ti4ROUGH SAT. EVE 28se Sanford Ave. --Sanford- A $595 I + instillal,",) 101 1, Park Ave* ORT SUPPLIES *GLASS AUTO For E-ery S ufpose A9exq CHOSEN BY FIVE MAJOR FLA. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS !' INSURANCE LOW RATES •PAINT oWALLPAPER 16-24 Year Olds R22's Filed 831-9721 8301765 Solar ' - 8-3 J R. is Senkarik Op" Daily I I ow snrml queviont by phone fli.t , A ids , Glass a Paint co,, Inc. 327 M22 210Magnolia Ave Sanford SorryClotedSat FOR OUOTES CALL yj ~~, y -mvJL)i' treasure, Conquistaclores ndIncflan Eniwrts-it all FASTBREAK Stwrings ftm MW - D c 0 Sat 10 2 All nlcdm :f tel 'ia anywhere in the world Let its Save vrmj time m(wey and annriiiviifinlii Friondly servicri in ;ill GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Florida Ave Osteen, Fl 3225441 225 G .-,.....,ayor Holes MONDAY SPECIAL o es * 5011 ClIncl;nq In th4!1" MU%I t)#' CIPAnM )f IN, mvirlers ve POMP liefetri- rele,11%0 At INPort of tirriv,il : A Good Home LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD 831-7252 : lift 1 122 . 9 Holes l 50* Memberships Now Available Ini;ialion Fee Family 1200 Yearly or $20 Per Month Single $150 Yearly or $15 Per Month Henry & Carol Barron owners c OTAL SERVICE By Professionals woNTE CHRIst SCHOOL (GRADES K4 THRU 12) PEST CONTROL ROACHES - SILVER FISH - RATS TERMITES-FLEAS-ANTS LAWN SPRAYING NOW INcJIUDES GRADES CHINCH BUGS ARMY WORMS 7 T i-. DEPAj' SOD WORMS INsTRU4ON SUP R IDUCATION IN CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE SPONSORED TRAVEL TIP: rcirt, ttiaf Where Any Foot Can Find Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES Pirate, nlere% of viqtit. - ______ -==-- CONVERSE Iberry Chicks • 9 Horse Care Items JOHN SCHLENK %%aitebaaket Other Shreøøer from uo & Statuary 814-2080 9:30-5:30 MON SAT 1 2:00- 11:00 BMW 1111101im 801 E. 25th ST. SANFORD 3234424 to' pm Mon Sat e Tuxedo Feeds Electric. _ _ SP I TOWN SQUA R E, OPEN 6:30 a m • Fertilizers in all colors MAITLAND, FLA. _____ A Baby's World , and 203S HWN*.17-92 fit day care Cam be Solar Hot Water Large Selection of Pottery — '... ' $249 5 - i,, " - / Specializing In: S PH. 8307702 Or 6713346 Like - _____ " ____________________________________________________ --. Let Ui thow you what v" (-vrir~ It in(i of t)lanf imiqimible 2635 SANFORD AVE. - Infants to Age 2 Years G ForS Years Contemporary Garden Center accordIng to Barbara and Bob - - ,-. " Exclusively Designed For - Starts CA01 at the lowest Fven If you are not going hac~ to school blue% You'll customers by I he I, iendly S6" You can mrchase these back to %chool or haven't been have it skip In Your step when employes at Shoe Tree ir. school In years, Shoe Tree at Shop Tree for an un you put on a flair of Converse Shoe Tree still has a good believable has ,hri'c to oleaso your feet ('Anvaiii shop% from the Shoe ~upply left of the lanious Don't fornet Shoe Tree's wide And r_,(kPIboiok Tree, located in the Seminole Converse Coach in men's and selection of qirls' back-lo Men bovs. women. girls, no Plaza In Caselberry Right boy's sizes TheCoach comes In school shoes Fashionable matter '.vhat your shoe needsfil or now. while their supply lasts. both hIqh and low tot) styles PIA"Offril, In a wide variety of Ole mav be. Shoe Tree can you can purchase the Thp low top Coach is available colors, norpeous sandals and thebill fabulously comfortable Con in black. white. nAvy blue. light wedoles, will complete your Shop ~hop Tree for all your verse Canvas shoes at fantastic blue. orange, purple and green back to school wardrobe footwear needs You can't beat sAvInoi The Conver%e Coach regularly Shop Tree has a great their selection and remember. Shoe Tree has been owned sells for 517 99. but right now selection of boots by Dingo. at Shoe Tree their orices don't and operated by H B Taylor in you can own them for only Acme and Wrangler. They aive yo*i a fit their shoes do its present location since 1961 $11 15 tarry all the latest styles in the - ADV. 4 $ I . . lJy- rotorc EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE to Shoe PiAnAcier "I'm going to save you can't beat the Converse rrice% Tree has a Solution to cure those I For nt crwcs and lightness. iatet A Bobj's World Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator shoes nowo!fered at unbelievable savings. I.— HOME ROOF COATING ATSHOETREE,ThEIR PRICES DONI' GIVE YOU AFfl' THEIR SHOES Do. Pictured above is Greg Kazmler, manager at Shoe Tree holdlr.g the famous Converse Canvas ______________ soon for most kids DUDA AUTO PARTS p r- Jr " III MOBILE I,v I 1-2 APPLIANCES New & Used Furniture— We Buy Sell A Trade —On. Or A Houseful— Furniture A Glatiware ' ti PRESENT INVENTORY MUST GO 322 0076 SANFORD 101B W.IstST. USING VE WE FACILITIES OF PALM Sj~rGS NDDRI fil ATJTlST CHURCH $01 PALM R NGS OR ALTA111IONTE SPRINGS CALL 831-0950 FOR MORE INFOR. ' AATION TENT FUMIGATION RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL SAVE MONEY - USE YOUR HOME TOWN SERVICES EMERGENCY SERVICE PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC, Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 7562 S Park Ave Sanford ~Z ' �Bo--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Answer Tuesdy, Sept. 2, 1975 Variety j1jAjyJ ] ONIGHT'S .T'I !,',' a Tuesday Wednesday EVENING To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (5) What's My Line (9) Billy Graham (13) Wesleyan Singers (24) Orange County MORNING 700 (2) 14 Entertain Restless (5,13) Magnificent Marble Jubilee Almanac (9) 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (5) Today In Florida 6 - 55 (2) Daily Devotional (6) (6) News (9) Bozo Circus (44) Unlscope 710 (9) Am America (44) House Of Frightensteln 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones 810 (44) Three Stooges 855 (44) Spirit 01 '76 (2) Phil Donohue (e) Mike Douglas L 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver Jones lCOfl Hill (6) (13). 35) Burkes Lae. (44) Dinah! 1100 (2.6, 8,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style fl'fl Ill Tnninht Show 9:30 (44) Corner Plye 1000 (2) Celebrity Sv.eepstakes (6) Spin Oft (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 1010 (2,1.13) Wheel Of Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (41) The Mod Squad 12:00 (S) Great Mysteries 12:30 (8) Tomorrcw Show (44) Donahue Fortune The Price Is Right (35) 7C Club Green Acr es 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs Neighborhood Phil Donahue 11l&I I) u, 0 III U,'sli .......,.A V yonr Squares (6) Love 01 Live (9) Happy Days (24) Electric Company (35) Florida News Smoke)' Says: rJP3 pp, PREVENTION nL.a..iL L r 'VEP Ourt -. (24) World Press (9) As The World Turns Let's Make A Deal (74) Florida Report 2:00 (6) (9) A ,_w% IbIUlNOlrjflEl Al T -_ geeM, 33 Turn inside out 5 Lamprey fisherman 6 Loam 7 float paddle 8 Soviet river 9 Devotees JIS Beginner 36 Select 39 Auricles 40 Tl1 20 Scout group 21 (lecame taut 22 Encourage 23 Fine Ifr,iOIOIpiNtI [J' 1N1NIIf1 3 2 1 4 32 27 Fctonal dog 28 Aruspe' 79 Makes a 36 Death notices 37 Pea container — 11 12 ö 13 — 16 17 18 11 I __ Guiding Ligh t I I R 21 $10000 Pyramd (fl Jeanne Wolf a11Ml_ i_jJ I I I 4 ri I___ , Jul11 Jill. JIPI JJJ Jill I 41' i 142( W 46 jj — — — 7"148 -— — — 54 _______ — — — _______ _____ ø.s . --. _ — —2 , -' I ' oat! There', e icado. (44) e I WED its 0 k TTbh iIL is TRIP sates 5—Lost & Found to - 100140 Small male Chiflu.ibua type (lnq 411 and 477 area Owner identify ami'l ia. tom Al 371 5601 or 030 in - in .,.. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Delivery person. 10 - 30 to 7. and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that chart time waitress Call 3130961 Legal Notice by virtue of that certain Writ of F,ecution issued out of and under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Ladietasfathlon Show directors for Sarah Coventry Jewelry earn $3 ?o the seal of the County Cow? of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 55 per hour commission Full or Seminole County, Florida. upon a FLORIDA. part lime No esperience final jdqfn'flt rendered .n the (i,'ii CT 1014 N:1 17€? (A 21 /. necessary Samples free Start aforesaid court on the Sib day of In Re: the Adoption of Now 349 5120 or 319 $o Aijijjt, AD 1975. in that certain MARY MI(P4EL I C KELLOGG. A entitle d, FinanceameriCa Mi no r BY PAl PH THEADORE W have lis tings We have buyers. (orpratson Plaintiff, vs Raymond K F I. I 0(i. Her '.'epfafher We need another real estate ti F Lord. De$end.Int, which aforesaid NOTICE OF ACTION cent" to help us make sales Writ of Execution was delivered TO WEL.DON EARL BR0 N FocrrstGreen,. Inc me as Sheriff of Seminole County, RESIDENCE UNKNO''4N 323 635). 327 0970. eves Florida. and I have levied upon the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED following described property owned that A Petition hat been filed in the Fiperlered 1st cook. 6150 must BE I by Raymond E Lord, said property Circuit Court of the Eighteenth ABLE TO PREPARE BREAK being located in Seminole County, Judicial Circuit of the State of FAST 10 46 Hors per week, good more particularly Florida. iri and for Seminole County , Florida, y,rP no cnnci'tions Insurance described as follows Florida, In Civil Action for the t- -,'t.t Cal lOt ,i7T! 660 4193 One (1) 1961 Ford, Title No aciripton 04 MARY MICHELLE 10017193. ID No 7W64H1710?0 KELL OC.G, A Minor, by RALPH Said vehicle being stored at Ratliff THEADORE the KELLOGG. L & Sons In Sanford, Florida Ad Stepfather 04 the SAid minor child, Clerk TIC m.n.mI Shortbinrt ditiorsal informaIi'n available from And you as lb.' natural father of the some experience at medical the Civil Division of the Seminole sad minor child are required to secretary Dcwnto*n area San County Sheriff's Department servi' a copy of y our written tent Om'Iy 323 ass and the underSigned as Sheriff defenses to it, if any on Carroll _____________________ Seminole County, Florida, will at Burke, Attorney for Petitioner. It 00 AM on the 741h day of Sep whose address it oIl Sanford temPer, A 0 1915, olfer for sale and Atlantic flank Ruildog. Sanf or d, sell to the highest bidder, for cash. Florida. and file the original with the ______________________________ subject to any and all existing leins, Clerk of Circuit Cour t. Sanford. At the Front (Weill Door of thC Seminole County. Florida. on Cr 3o Apartments Unfurnished Seminole County Courthouse .n be fore the 3rd day 04 October. AD Sanford. Florida. IhC above 197S, cWherwsP a de fault will be BAMBOO COVE described personal property entered against you tht. reliet One & 2 bedroom apantmcois. That Said sale it being made to demanded n the Petition fumfl%Pll'd cf unturnished Newly satisfy flit. termS of sAid Writ of WITNESS my Hind and official redecorated Come see 300 F Ficcution seal ithis Court on the 77th day Arn Blvd. Sanford 3fl 13-10 John F Polk, Auaust, A C) IllS Sheriff (Seal) Euception.alty ncr For lease !,.'minôle Ctjn!y V ii)f Arthur H Brck*ith. Jr unfurn apts fl dupICi 1 014 PutlI'.h Sept 7 9 18 fl 1975 Clerk of Circuit Court 114$: 7 Br. $ 165 Carpeted. am$ or P to By Lillian T Jenkins conditioned, kitchens eQuIpped Deputy Clerk nest Sanford reSidential area. guiet & taft Adultt only. PlSn pets CARROLL. RIJPKE Attorney for PttitiOntr 377 179S 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Sanford, Florida 37771 One bedroom. turn ant ' air - con Publish Sept 2 9 16 71 19 75 ditiored, carpet. 5775 Per PluS DISABLED DER II 1100 damage deposit 710113 AMERICAN Magnolia Ave 373 s3$9 after NOTICE OF APPLICATION VETERANS FOR TAX DEED lovely) room apt Very well fur (Section 117.316 Florida Statutes) Chapter fiShed and carpeted Re5onale PO1lCF IS HEREBY GIVEN rent 711 W t irtt 30 that Ralph rim Irene A Srt'r.ni( m8it 0 Hwy 17 97 thif' høIdrr of the tQiiowing er 7 Bedroom F umnished '-ruth .'i Sariicru iificte's liac fled sad certificates riararjr Apartment 'r ala, cited to be issued thereon 'r, "A,, 7p certifIcate numbers and years Moe tin q s uf issuance, the description of the 31—Apartments Furnished Business 7:30lstlues Nn pe rty. And the names in which it was assessed are as follows. tonqwond- Lovely 1 bedroom Certificate Pin 306 Year of or without use of therapeutic Pool Bingo Issuance' 797) Reasonable Phone III 3763 Description of Property Every Wed &Sat tot 1111k I Ca na an PB I PG 103 Early Birds 7:15 p m AVALOPI APARTMENTS Name In which assessed Emarl AOIJLTSPIOPETS McC.r,ff III 116W indSt _ All of nryv.,t,, hairtn .n Ii. (county of Seminole. Stateof Florida MontPily Rentals Available Did you know that Unless such certificate or tee $1351750 -Color TV club or organization can tfcates shall he r edeemed ac QUALITY INN NORTH rr'rding to law the property appear In this listing eaciI 1&SR 431, lonqwood rtrSCrIbIid in Such certificate or week only $3 pir Ior7fledrooms Adultsonty r.rtiflcates will be sold to the week? This ideal PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK r-ghest cash bidder I fliC c ou rt Inform the public 7515 Park Drive $10 up Ni,'..' door on th.. 61h day of Oc tober, of your club OCIIVItIPS 1975 At 11 00 AM Nice efficiency apartment, upstaIrs. of AUgUST, all ujIllltl.t Ii.,,'. turn SQl in AA It. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. only. 3fl.fl96 eves & wk oth. ' (leek of the Circuit Court AMERICAN C,araae apartment turn or unf urn III Id', Corral LEGION air coed , carpeted, freshly Deputy Clerk POST 53 Pointed Close to ShOpping 37? Publish Sepl 7, 9, 76. 7'). 1975 - QI, ~ 94" DFR --'---------_________-w. ... - - - - - CUT HERE - - ---- - x - - - - -- OGG thit coupon $2.00 admits 2 Aduttt - I 0 1 thit C oupon II 00 admits 3 Kiddies IIUI. - ____ - iCUT HERE - - - ----- - — -- Wediws&yo`s , A Lll!Y 1 1111 . 144 1%. kill4 1111— 11 1 ~ r~R '( fun you 've Habit en A Bad ,' $ 39 Regular 3 prce'tcf tPi.iIei, mashed mr'm' do.. " IValue '(6Lm1i.rjw,I1? U$ PEN DAILY ''' GOOD ALL DAY - Raoe FRIED CHICKEN tM.ujL9,M55AT,T1030PM tp0lFrench aye,(Hp-wayl?92) Sill jCd , is • - - .... -- RPM Fcfnt Larry "'' - - I -- -- i Øpl '7araQe, ',b:;: warehouSe All ci part WIl remodel to suit tenan? 371 0)1) ce 37" 6670 . - 38—Wanted to Rent . . APT ff1 P,'nt,tI ....., 511II (.II Ii" I "I :. 1 j I r ' , '. . I" -- ' .i ' Realtor Saxon, --- - - -__.,_.____, I OR , fenced yArd. carport, private street, $16900 Terms 3776670 - . .. 74 5Q ft . _MUST SELL New 3 BR 2 BATH )I•••.I " - Gardens Luxury A Patio - u',' 65—Pets. - LTV Apartments Flrcik,-r )O'5- rr.mnrr&i SAnOVø)77 1011 STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM 1.1 POOl HOME-- Reduced 55.000.') I bath, central heAt air. rbnnida room. fenced yard A real P--arqain t 177.000 p TOWNHOUSES .11151 REDUCED $ 1.000 2 BR ) tath, Irqe corner lot, drive by Sirniurrl.n Aye' ,imyl c.ill for $,11s 511 0(I . -. FROM : SiI 'r if U ' - I III 1505 W 25th St SANFORD 322-2090 Co er ..,.emp Realty (mntrai I loridit '. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 177 4991 1919S Fr ench 1496.377 1914 77 flu I Iem,ilr' Pupp:r-'. 9 - SO'—MuscelIaneous for S.-tl4 ________________________ : r', 'Ai' i'lI Tb.' Best PEAl, TOWS t1 1436) Alter Hrs 011 1120 WILSON MAER FURNITURE lit _____________ --- - ' TAFFER REALTY Ptq Pt'.I I c'atr liroker 75th - - 772 6655 '----- - / ____________________ Thousands! -___________________ Pre-, Mill Al Miller "Mat?" Mattt:c'w : : Business Mccling 2nd Monday -- 7000 Club Hours. 3pm Daily Ictoted Wed I Bingo Ttiuri4ay 7L&tO I: I. U - ______ : ,' THE HERALD ECONOMY TOYOTA - " Assume Paymenti" Your MLS Agency PFA1TOR 2565 PArk Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. - or SUPFR VALUE cincanalanrlfencea %wimm'flg (XQl 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. large tree shaded lot in quiet A't 3,17CM))' Terms 01. DEW HOME Pi', Mt.'rfliledlbmmVOom 4nci? won ir-"u. urn' n cIy 1)8.903- Terms ('COD lP4(O,((Comfortable & FIll with 7 A part ii'l'. rents 5710 ci 121000 l'( 1411 IC F home (xi laIr'. B hs.-nra ((1"'tf I i'.' I' ('II}I'F II i'- ,- is"' ,,, '" " " - ' ' . - , BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11 Home Imp4ovements 'entral t4fM & Ar (cnctironiu4 for fr estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 377 1771 '1 Realty S to out and KENMORE WASHER. parts. service used rl'Li(tlin$'5 Paoopff Y APPLI,'- 'C I _-- ' Hwy. 17-97 Sanford : • 0 ' NextT 1'1 'IT'' I _________________________________ Color IV S lro,n cc Et&W, lrom HS. Service all fillet HERBS' IV 1200 5 French , 373 1731 8C C- - - alier - 37)8670 in tiOi'i",t Uatti'r,t's 11795 ci chAnge RI EL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave ' . Radio & TV - ' Land Maintenance iii i',t 1 5t9l P 'il.' C v'arrio 32.' i6?' Pr S '.'. '- ''- C " ' I Roofing , .i - .113 c F ipert roof repar'., t',It r •t c-c shrg All WOrk qui'Ar?e.nj BR0001 WCOe luG 321 Lawn Care I I ray <ui' Ptcri'pt Ser', (9- 5' lilt] 377 Sour I ,pj Tree Service ,,' f F',i,i , e. ii Y,',s'i hUil,l — n'.nrcrlewcwk etc By It,,' hOur or I by the iou 377936% . i III,' ..,,iil ,.,i. Is recuills i,.,t t'y rwo' Oil 9991 ...., - ri'j tmig 777 2611 Or 78t0rce5 1971 flm'iurili ,tnhike 6S CC Can be ro.id inspr.'tetl LIt new ond 11112S 3778710 80—Autos for Sale - - --, ll?J(aIurl 7000CC i'flqifl.' in IM tt.'te'ti copper orplor 76 mpg , pI mpg highway $3,503 t n W7 rash 377 7700 "SiPS and 41, ends _ MOWING CHF'Ar' 1': :i,' -li?Cc P '' Concrete Anul Carpente' work I remodeling. Air conditioning roofing 373 $761 Carpentry, Remodeling A4dilin'. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free C5tiri,l, 373 SOLAR HEATING ANO WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS (.0l PhI Gilnz,',I,': 305 Praisterecl with the state as Class A (ontr(tor Horyirs. Additions I)) 5327 (in $96 8.111 Coolies, 110 I)i.E T% AR L 0 WITH VALUES I A '4 T A() l IN C (C ' I I ,' .% .5,5,ihinp Si? there wa ' Drectory yr. Ii lid It, it t.',' "C mr oc ust '.i, 01-i <I ',IA(ilirILS ry.',% lust Mont to ring Adverts.' '.1".-' busiruis service 'us The HeCaici classifi ed Buness Service ''Wi' ceevic,',ill m,,kts an modelsFree P'tbup and Deliv er y S.itpc (iflu'. Thinking about that summe' vacation? Get abetter car through the classl,,ads_0 7 FILliES') Don't Office Machines I '1 I ' . - ' - I , -'' I 11) C465 . '.Ptcir(ycle Insurance Fit AIR AGENCY 171 322-2611 A P.4 C1.I'A',S ALL p ?' i', _________________________ - , MD 744) w ith taring F 'icllent nivlitsOii 4)00 0.104.% Adult ciwnetl $SSO 327 173% •S*SSSSSSSIiS•SSSSSISSSSSS...,.,. '" Home Improvements 76—Auto Parts — $973 Vanu,'iha ' Pressure Cleaning ___________________________ ______ - ." , :'- ,7 5 1ESTE 145014 1. AND CLEARING BtiITii" it D SFRvl(F ON RLACX& WHITE ,Crk mll 7.. 327 5141 I Ti'. RADIOS orru I t-'4, A'mI PS I 4.1 '. .'' p - ror' — Allkincisofdoqing -tousetraite", I Stored P. moved 3779117 or $31 7795 - th e swing set or sm.ilt t-'--r'.rti'1 Sell these 'die items with a w.ir't fl 'In place you' ad call sour friendl y Class'fr"dqt ,',? T he ii, . .ii : it t"';." , 11 ' ___________________________________ I 75—Recreational Vehicles Ig?O I.lnnula .151) excellent condition 511% Phone 3?) to apnrr-c 5150 after A 10 in Si ,-. -'-" - -. ________ _____________ ____________________ them to .-: - -. SEAMAN PHOTOGRAPHY W eddiogt, Ca ndicts, Commercal """Al Pr'r'r,,tç, Advertising 1)1 Lane Clt'arnq 1,11 dirt , , 1 l,'Os'IPII, HAULING SALvAC,L Sunny Rrocwc 311 O29Qanytime ___________________________________ I'7g.- S '. 5%tl,t.' C , '-'.' , Hauling M,rrilll'mni It,',h,'G!,tnd SI iOnr t','si Otter llt 11719 fl"14 ''y --- ,.? ., . ("R.A Back hoe Service - Fib,,,,,. .\ -- - 71—Antiques -. r I; P Land Clearing 141 411 Iv -AL ON 7. - i, ii,,, 53—TV RadIo-Stereo COLOR TV. 111 .,tONTPI RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 100.5 see 11',', 1 - Photogrpky :" - We BUY Furniture ______________________ r' ' •. ec'r 'v .C Install c. s'.'.-- rc Insulation Fr free estimat es 668 6551 or -1736 )09M BBeauty Car6 , PET REST PIll Fird rg & Gr'"o'7 Ph 377 1057 - . aPr', Come • . ________________________ ' Insulation A nil,',,.. & Di.'r Screens CLtC'? rTltd ,' C),t15 fl-r' " Pr-, 122 'i" . ii' - All CON Aluminvm Screens ____________________________ — , .. hour service !i'' IMPROVE MEP4T ALL TYPES OF CAR PFPITRY 4140 REPAIRS 3?? 13 3) Oil Urllrd(. '7? '4?? Wanted to buy used Office furniture Any Quantity P4011'S Cassr' t'm'rrM Pt,'. -. I' 97 t131? '' . 24 • BUDDY'S HOME . WORK r 1 Pet Care - - P ,i',ti'' O3 E Piacter palchnq & sImulated trick & stan.. s pecialty 372778.0 Inter A I P CON DI I i ON Ill & REFRIGERATION, DUCT CASH 3224132 Speed Oucen automatic, heavy duty washer. mlnt(ondton sac Phone " I , Air Conditioning '" for used fumn,ti-mi' .t5'pl.an tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 ten- s Larry-'. Mart, 775 Sanford Ave API' A' ES AT OLIAL ITY 1141404114 i'Ri 1.S S6NORD AUCTION. 1737140 - _________________________________________________________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 0176.Wrlter Park - 52—Appliances - f _q I I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY E -__________________ 177 73I 5 'luturc - PH. 322.8401 365.5611 -, 1 l'iC(( or I'louSe!ulI -__________ KULP DECORATORS 109W 1'.I Wr1iii SANFORD OF ANTIQUES Singer hg Zi n c.,bn,'l ) nei, front load 010,..- ',.-,nn rn.%rhn. Sold new for t349 00. Pay balance 04 SM or 10 fayment5 of 59 See at m Furnished or Unfurnished 322.2611 •831.9993 - . - 9•l4Jt 322242O Anytime 'I Seminole & Volusia Counties' Marketplace Of Bargains Robert Meyers - P114 F Y GODS U A P 14 Wi' t 1L-rn.turr & '.'sceIiartcous Seil for Free P'c .'IU(TiOO s.1!i,ndays 7 o S4'lriforct 37? 7770 51—Household Goods Niqhts and Cool re: eze s Create the Lifestyle een Searching For. Ewniugfleraki listing call- r ',' rB : CLASSIFIED We are proud to announce that Robert Meyers is a fine mechanic and Is now associated with us in our Service Department. Robert was formerly with Bill Baker Volkswagen. 68—Wanted to Buy str Call your classified ad In today. .1 - uiet 'ii If your club or organizatIon would like to be included in CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT After all, we've been publishing for 68 years. You'll find more classified ads in The Herald because we get results. - :lP, DANDY JAZZ ICLU Ply [)n,-t From Ocucar" oorr,'t. v'S E 46 Santord)?) 4733 '" er's WVi ASSN, Ar 67A—Feed i'itchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count er tops, Sinks Installation Avail 'i °.1"I 172 005? ,in, 11441'S WHAT YOU'LL HE '.0-btnl f YOU miss IIUIN(, thiS lovely 7 OR flnttny farm house Surrounded by trees & nreenery A dec or ator's dr ea mi All fnr only $39900 S RESERVE 1I •gpiti.,i ________________ I stro ni S;.Ni GPO'S '-'-1 ES it AD[7Q -- in,. MAITLAPD FLEA MART I ------ rr, • r,si ,ini c,ilf Sell e 'r". ion farm Pm-ni',- TRADE 372 5672 1941 Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 030797(7 • Real~ • - --- _ - __________ Ste n - 67—Livestock. Poultry - 25 CoIn TV S'eqq"o Combnation Cheap (oPr PirtitbIC Alto 1960 (I'ev rolet rick up 373 0700 ________ - OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 12th _ - ________ BUY SELL III 315 E Firtt St -- By Appointment, Please AP'( English huIldq oubor's. u'ron t- rt. -n' -c 7 n- aim's I i '-'.'l xo 172 O1) .'., WEDNESDAYS 'TIL 8 P.M. NOW OPEN old Sheltie female 41CC. 5100 Call 373 1369 anytime It 5, Do you know how many people have sold their cars through a Herald classified al? 1967 and older Volkswagens. Others slightly higher. 373 1760 SerVile the Rest Western Auto 301 W _____________________ _______________________ 372 1301. 2610 1I'wth,', Ave •',t Il 92 41 Alignment End This special offer on a 114-cylinder Toyotas, 1200 Series Datsuns, - - - Si S '' .- - Merchandise Crank Realty Payton WITHAHERALD "Ill I . e ~, 1 ,-,o this 'i(Il'i' CASH 321 1121 lIOV.'.E, all clIras. good IOCittiOfl P.tAT(P4 11415' Located n an pit MAKE OFFER 3727217 rtIent .smea3 brsjmuuius I bath. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Wanted breezeway carpet and oak 307 East First Downtown B; Owner- 7' miIt5 west Sanford PiiQhi'St prices pad ion .our entrc tlonrs Fonipoed kitchen. drapes. 3779411 Eve 6691146 3 bedroom, c.cellent Condition .4flIifltif' estate or tingle iIm seller will hold mortgage 519.500 (cprertnne 373 0730 or Mi? r.4!q,'q,,tor and StOyc Silver _____________________________ DFSPFRATION Jewelry. Furniture --SALE' A quick 3150. 7 flrec',r'r bases $10 each, S'erInri Oriental Rugs. SAl.' f imp,rAtivr No qualifying Beautiful ranch type home. 361 spanish light black dr esser base. Painlions 177 1150 '0 ,i'.',urns' 'ruin I ow dOwn Only ') acres, stable Osteen area 647 S7S '.hiictio cur h 535 7commode , rs old. I OR. )i1 bath'.. rentral 1617 123 1.10.6 t,mpIr p.t 510 Maqnvo* I OO ING FOR ----------heat ar. w w carpet. iuSt 519,950 thrtrr, 15" robe, 52 50. ipece SOf,'FTHINC, SPECIAL' Unl'rlievahle' Commercial Properties cn,ith Set, 510 other misc Phone Place an art in classified II d'>e'Sn't " Homes, Lots UPS P. DOWNS A lovely 7 Stor y matter whAt you need You'll find crir'tinn,in,umn with 7 fTP". P. I', Modern dining room table With I And that some reader Psa s oust that habs ran.' free l'yng -.i 'n chairs, Sofa red. easy (hAir, item be or the would like to Sell Acreage '1' m-...i,',l, fl.... modern lamp Phone 321 0305 after D* it CW,w' JOHN Qir u .ssoc A ii m CALL 377 2611 W. Garnett White $550 $ 1O TOYOTA'DATSU N-VOLKSWAGEN 'bn mu? I IL I L F( 1"' 458 . ' O il Change -Rent Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet prr4r for only St per dAy ("-F PCI. I 'S 10 PNI TullE / - FLEET I - _______ I - &1-Equipment for r BINGO 1:'yl'ry Mon & 5,it Early Ftird ,it 7 IS Regular at 4S P,i ',_ -- - ,' i'yy eneva a' III SOLD MY CAR ' - .SS•sSa•.SeS•SS.S•.••s. MEETINGS 1PM 2nd aridltri Thursday Each Month 'ir - ------- ' '1 or Sc. our or.'. '.'ri-', .0 DeBar , i ,1,'.n P.'- ci' 37-Business Proper -•' 'a C, AIViAII - - - 7r, r','r4 - I'Iwy 77 57 1 MIt South of Santor a to, ( \4y it to be the best approach to proper on Irritable and Spastic colon and Constipation. Write to bowel functhii is to eat a proper Overactive. This propels dlgested food into the colon,The diet, Including adequate me In care of this newspaper, amounts of cer3al bulk and P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City colon Is prematurely emptied, fresh, leafy vegetables, develop Sta tion, New York, Ni 119 and its normal rhythmic COfl gtw bowel habits by training, and ask for It. Enclose a long, tractions are interfered with. and avoid the laxative and stamped, self-addressed enBecause the colon is emp(y it enema habit. Your husband can velope and 50 cents for mailing often takes two or three days save himself a lot of and costs. T1e1 by making such a change for a peon get back to a - F LO RI 0A now. Spastic colon problems regular schedule le believed to ad to such are taking laxatives. conditionsasdiverticulosla,the The bulk expander laxatives pockets of the colon so conunon LLLSTA TJ are not harmful In Ule same in later years. - . .- REALTORS 171 0011 KID'S STUFF Thi'. 3 year old htdroom, 1' bath '. ideal for the family *ith yOvflO children Quiet dead end Street with a hug.' wAlled back yard (arp.i central h,', ASsumable 7 Iran Cjo t ri'. 171 9110 ,i(•)(•7i4 Tfl 111414 THE' .5c m. o, ' yi,iterfrnnf estates, r?iprovCij Ready' $11 ¶03 ti'si faml TI A U',.ict tier 0 57 -- o rf ,,,.,, and cause - 7139G41E PLACE 3 BR, 1, bath. garage, 3 yrs old, in new con ditirin '.'..ihm''$rI,i? Front - 's%,aC' ' t.i',i (A'.m-. I,tnt]e ,.',te pn rang,Ir.(1"yr1uial only Prefer St John', -....tt ? rIy.'r '-07 F '..i'n'i il.'.ii 7425 YALE AVE - 3 or I BR mini tarn.. with lot', of fruit Has I OR apt Selling t)('l-O'w appraisal a' 575.900 -- - - Porpri Fniuiprr.rrit SI 5ri) PIP Air Mambo' 580" rif 0" Augers, 100' rd P.' Auger., 56' ot 1'' 4ogr 011 6976 .,It,-, 6 ) 3226457 r - - - SPIK;I AL • Ave 47—Real Estate Wanted - 9110 - 35—?/bile Home Lots " an - way to to I - CLASSIFIED AD" 2-1 intestine - . for - - - - 147 RAYWOOD CIRCLE - I ai haIti, new car pet, in excellent condition Large lot $71,500 91 '-"ii" T.'.r, FIR 'tm porch. FP. garage. arpe? ru cliii -rIg 5 1 4 99) Am.' Pe0l!,' AL TOP 111 - SANFORD THE FASCINATING WORLD OF EXTRAS i in Pl'ry ronm'nof tb'. e.ceptionAI 3 bedroom home.fimrpac. n family mon'. Ora-tcalI tAre free Swimmtor pool, dishwasher dispotal, washer dryer Stereo ;pePers P. momp A desirable Sanford linmetor Only t)9.SOO 1?) 17' wIde, 1 OR air conditioned, adultS $ 17(7 mo 377 4939 63—Machinery-Tools .,-."iir,'cl s •14FQAL CONTRACTOR F- Al ESTATE, INC. Get some action *ith a Herald clas5ifid art We'll help you wruli' An ad that wll hr.nq a fast sale (Al 1 1?? 2611 SUPIL AND 1 bedroom. 1 bath fenced yard Assume mortgage *ill tkp second 37? liSi 17'ilI' mobile home with large added room on 10 acres. Geneva ,irca 5135 month Phone 37) *719 JOHNNy WALKER r ' m $995 - PIFLSOPI'S FLORIDA ROSES Wredruff's Garden Center 10t (el,'r,' SinIrv'd - - INCLUDES POIt- TS, PLUGS CONDENSER 1— P . .'f tot',ou the h-'1 c ,' ,' -i',',iiI.',hill' on C,'j t''. '91 • (bi P r ITu'vir.o .1 rrw ti0n1' Alloying to jIll -- - - One E.)l':\it I(EAI)ER It u.sutlly leads to a spastic colon The problem. chemical way' continued use of chemical Your husband should read laxa tives irritate the small laxatives can be. Nevertheless, The Health Letter number jv M1.S -'ii " Spec 'at shrub .ioj q.itcicn sprayers. 99 cents to GarcienLand, 1100 W SI. 3736630 Building? ci CALL JOHN 323.0630 ' - -, 62—Lawn-Garden -- __________ .1'car.nri..j.. _____ ' . .'- 1*0 bedroom tra let. ar con ditioned, lights & .'.irr turflShtd 37? ¶659 your year. - 3 l7,-..", _.... Planning — (tiSTOt,S 111311.1 .4 UP ) l-,'ittl. 5Iidltj glass doors open from the ceramic tile floor family room with fIrtpIp to patio and 15*)0' pool Kitchen equipped with Tappan double oven range, ice reaPer refrigerator & dishwasher - . (1111 --- WANT 'TO SELL YOUR HOME' A PART OF PARADISE- The most r es idential Arbor ;'a, cleAred. partially IAfltlscltpl'-tl Sis 000 - Attention Retirees Help create an oeai retirement village on the beAutiful Wekiva P "yen at Camp Seminole 3771110 - in good health, has made this a steady habit for the past 'Almo ~M,A -- 2 Bedroom I' bath air . awning Near ShOp.c1 ilnIumnisried Adult'. 1145 mo 12 ? 257 2 WI?!' and 0 . trMlbrll i to t.rre.ig.. t,'.,iI .,murt larrzm' 17000 per acre And up Terry Realty , Realtor 670 P1.41 TOW 372 159 000 34Mobile Homes -- My husband, who is 28 years old 0 41 0 - DEAR DR. LAMB — Would you please tell n' the dangers of using a laxative every night? , _____________________________ _________________________ mo September 3, 1975 Laxative ' . ' • THE HOT BOX I '. '- -'--" -- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) A 19 It would be difficult to put ARIES March 21-April 19) if profitable opportunity could one over on you today This will be a pleasure day urges come your way today through a businesswise. Profit from your , you do things as your C dealings is very likely. WdiCt. Break-up routine with very unusual channel. Be alert, A family member may have a activity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 19t TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A hard Itt It. You have the ability to see both m LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) way to handle a frustrating Two sides of Issues today quite be found. The friends are almost as anxious situation will now your acts upon methods you'll use will be bold as you are to see you get clearly. Base impressions. be hoping your something - J and unique, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) GEMINI May 21-June 20) for. They'll help where they There are bonuses In store for You will be the recipient of can. you if you're enterprising. Do SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. some information that you'll Act promptly Disi egard the odds. Pursue an extra good job for the boss use profitably. )'OUr goals today. If you're today. before you lose interest. CANCER June 21-July 22) tenacious enough, the victory is YOUR BIRTHDAY Your material prospects are yours. SepL3,1975 SAGITFARIUS (Nov, 23extremely encouraging today. Dame Fortune has some aces Dec. 21) Take the long-range Give matters relating to income her sleeve for view today, rather than the up you this or finances top priority, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others immediate one. Substantial coming year. Benefits that you will be looking to you today to benefits will come later from were entitled to, but were depr ived of, will be coming take the lead. Be asse.11ve and plans well-taLl now, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.-Jan. y our way. exercise your initiative. a Lovely (rcII-." , AdItt P40 pets Il' 7711 O"(rr'tlrotl hAirs Straight chairs. filing catuiriet', .1', 5 (act. And Carry f1011 C, 6 -Commerc,aI Property CaIIBar't Real Estate - 33--I-louses Furnished — I .,., "SFRvI(l nl:y0r4D '1141 1 I)! I PAl I _____ SmalIFumnished Etficency House AduIt Only No Prt'. 5', 17? 3511 Used office furniture - '",, , ' - 11A LL Tune Engine 60—Office Supplies _______ TrAde i'i tu I, (,r,',n,',,t4 towfl .n?,',,? rIt. 3 home 1'.-, I PP 3' I-i°'' O'ii'', 5, Pall - Kish Real Estate - NOTICE 1 • starring LOP NE GREENE thitcoupon$1.O0admits2Kiddies _________ __________ ~ ,,' .i ' ' - 31 Trade Your Home r"''1 4,1,' FM Pit] 0 $ - - 19'7 ('7r- 'n-,r0f, 14 2 • ir,!', P,'mnrillPrl RAhvGrand I Pfut)fltW',tfllff'f ?1'0 ) ,.f,,. I. HOMES 3801 0r lot on a o D r I , r Sanford 37) 5700 partmnm-nt' :s of CUT HERE mmmmmmmmmm TIDAL WAVE - for Teacher this C0UOfl $2.00 admits 7 adultt 73 CA 121 r:n 'r 121 ' 4,', 1317 'Em While Payment. monthly payments lest than rent Government Subtidilect to qualified buyers Call to ste 'I You Qualify' M (JNSWORTH REALTY Peg Peal Estate Broker 00] W Itt st lii i... r..._ ._...._ - Bedroom with family room or third bedroom Air conditioned with fCn(ed yard $1Q mg I -...,"_.. i ,i ri v '177 1019 42—Mobile Homes S1S03IIERATE bdOQt)A(.lFyINQ rtrw ) 'ill r,yrat ii OCT c'. 'm '-'2 2?'? * * '''l't(J,i1,iri - - NoIlwhouoie% .na rural Area PlodOtsin St7Ss OFt TONA (hoi.' of areas I. 7 or 3 Air 1 bedroom pu5 Porch Plerit clean 14o pets Spof 1010 ii,, ij,.i... - oa to :7 and I bedroom patio homes 5109 "in F IRSI MONTH'S PENT FREE 1777090 APTS. Compa ny j For Wednesday, Florida bSrd retail clothing oriented rr.rpnra'ion nee.ris person wrio wants advancement excellent potential. career benefits Send resume to 00* S$1 c o The Evening Herald. P.O 60* 1657, Sanford. Flit 37771 -- _______ ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL 'IW Potential Management • - ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help meet the right person just you for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 773 7140 * " Get l,furnhm'çt 7 tii'(lfQOiii Piulyit. J150 month plus depoSit Phone 377 140 MONEY DOWN ANY CAP. '61 TO '75 AlChi(n P. The Man C, i',-,.7 (,,-.7,t 131 i',.'' r lit t''', - Inc. "'---- - FOR SALE 69 VW. 170M miles. cicellent (rinditfln, 51.151) or best offer '67 (l'ie'v pifliiptruck.'O ryl , 3 speed. 1750 Phone 321 7406 59—Musical Merchandise lril'.ir.i''. 80—Autos for Sale - CLUB LUI 1970 AM( Pm-hid station wagon. Mmall V 0. ,li,tOmAti(. Air Phone 323 178.9 mr I ' - . n.,tI Forrest Greene. )23 A'ISl 7.1- ".1 701-' - i u-or my, r,nr, ,' * They're Hot" _____ HOROSCOPE Sister In Law Lecithin' Vinegar' BO' Kelp! P4'.i all four in on., r,ipi,i.' 11%J, icr raut s Drucc Vfl6 (4 If -_______ T$UTII •1% MYSELF AS OF Aug 79 1975 P W Boyd -- ,iih 7 Br'ctro,'iry, ,i,r (QfldliO,'ied, fenced yard, 1901 Sunlml'rlln AvC. 10.900 or male rifler 377 3197 I aPe 7.tary 7 tiedron.n F I.i rom fenci'd yard And shade By owner 377 ISO? -- - ltllity 'Ate', in lovely residential rriqhbnrhrwwt 16% SO')) altr'r 6 p m (11FF 1014fl414 REALTOR FT1(WITT1 - (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched IPGI BY ANYONE OTHER THAN - .., ',,imit to i',irri L.tr.i A. (all lU 3019 - Theatre ALOHA-BOBBY A I PACT I 014 OF TIfF I COiI FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! Rentals (13) Zane Grey ____ I wit I NOT RE PtSPONSelt C FOP ANY DEBTS INCURRED II .'pn of Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8.) NBC New s 20"06 CNAIIIIII -F1 I t4Ot I t7UPy ITEMS I OP WITT REALTY Req km',,i Esi,ile flnriki'm 171 06.40 1-i, Yii'4', 1,7 7I5 1,11151 SF1 1 191? 17' Cobia boa, 700 Pip Jrt,ni',rio .'.ellenl con ditinn rem riritliliflned t,'ailr'r f.5,sny •'.tra, ¶1,150 Pu",1 rltr'r r,',ll .iritimyi.' 579'? _______- PS. air Immatulate c ondition 1175 377 3117 throhinlinirt $I Alto gr he-st offer Ill) F' I (Amino, good c ondition. ribu'. PP'oq'i" 067 770i5 after 6 p m ,',tra'. 177 ¶193 after S 0 "ii '69 Falcon hardtop sport c ou pe. standard thift, 6 cylinder , new brakes. cirellent aas mileage. ar Utridtinne'd %0 Of iir-.t off er PP't'n.' 01) 5902 I $973 (nip.' Ds'V.lIe like new, 11 W) rfli Pelorateti, mutt sell Call before 7 p m 365 9116 0 321 0755 514* License (liquor ill. food) Available With Installation Of Complete Kitchen; Lounge 1911 Sn,,arel'iac.k I %p.'erl. radio Completely Equipped With 700 q',ri-ptinnally clean 11.09$ Ask Plus Seating; 4,300 Sq. Ft. Floor for I),iane MrGuire 372 1651 Space, Low Down Payment And Dealer __________________________ VPry Liberal Terms Available 1974 VW Super Beetle Air. AM r.s Will Consider Joint Venture Sl.'rv.e, FvceIIent condition Take' r'.mm nI $ Ilt ,,',r.-ilh 122 VAliant 7 Dr miles sProwing, Chrysler's lAmO% Slant A engine Only $1 )00 InstAnt rasP' rehate $1 00', C ha rlie Craig. 7770070 It noani'.wpr (all HArry'S Par I p IS' Pii!.ifritjt. fiberglas canvas top. 50 PIP Mercury ,'n',,ne & boat r'.rrllent shape P. read y to o ''wwi trailer. 579% 177 40.57 AP4rflpr) 7 Story, 3 Bedroom u-rilr,',I he.tt P. air. fcnci d ,rm1 t-. ltl 117.000 NOP1ll P1-PIT PURCHASE PLAN Modern i'lv',in 3 1114 home, family room. (litraric', carpets Call Ill 07'i7 . ',' (44) ,,.,,.,. & ROSE Electric Phone 131 3763 - Inc PEAl TOWS ?1 lIrs 6444344 7 and 3 bedroom homes. kitchenS furnished. ar cOndt,oned, 1120 I i VflflflP Ill 6787 AV Owner 1 1114 I bath screened pInch iit:Iit, cP'..,cJ,' P. fruit trees completely fenced yard, low I ' Tuesday. Sept,?, 1975-78 -__________________ 131'? (hc',r,'f.t El Cam.riri 10* 9.18gm' trnII V S au0 trAns . Casn For Your Junk Cars 371 9134 riecq,s', 'inlipiack. like new, 5)75 Phone fl? Ills SANFORD by ow ner. I BR, 7 bath. 7 yrs old C en tral heal air, Carpet, garage, Screened porch, lrti,' In,. ryi4'.rt Ioc,',t,on Asumc 71, port or $150 clown. 1014 Pric ed FHA apprais.',I 37) 6037 ' . SYSTEMS FOUR PEAt TOP in 7 Story, 7t%nc'd multiplel BR. 7 bath. 511,950 Acre' Realty REALTOR. 123 7150 111 14 7 1Mlhs nncanAl 101 lkv". acre 511 '00 373 4359 119.500 1 BEDROOM I htti, family room mirwitil,' carport PlOW 5ff: THIS 119,500 1 Pieclrrinr,i I' Puittis Assume nrirtn,n,r, Ownm'r will carry 2nd I, rcio.,,,. .,th Si fi.i fInAll Ii' I ih"rrjlasc with 70 hp molOm and trailer Only in water It) times 171 1050 ___ ' 323 73 7" __ - in — For Your Junk Cars — REALTY INC ?Oyu 7Slh St 37] 78.)7 HAL COt BERT, REALTOR t-.'m", 32? 0.512 Sm'lm Williams PEAL TOP ASSOCIATE.)?? ISO? Herald. Sanford, Fl. -- 80—Autos for Sale ROItSOPi MARINE 7972 H wy 11 97 372 $961 HAL COLBERT Evening '°° 55—Boats & Accessories (0-101(1- 1 1ST IPIGS Ill At.! PRICE RANGES l7%/ HI St. 377 5s11. 177 7757 1),i,'. 171 6171 14gbiç 3)) 7357 21065 H.', 1791 2 PEAL ToW 3 21 5,71 CalIBart Real Estate - - 6:00 for fotrsiftrepreit.iIoe. Irntralair& full cimrpetnic.'.tre,i in like new cnnclitinni 3 hr 7 5200 per mu - Harold Hall Realty "' "° ' - KEL (24) Electric Compa ny acm 3 Bedroom. 11 bath in good quiet Sanfcird Ifl(,tiOfl 5191i mOnth Call - Family ~ Paby Sittinri in my home. Winter Sprinos area 7 to 6, S dayS week $70 Very dependable m 250S - (44) The Partridge I'lLlILit.41iL 1 io Acres. 7 niilps p,,st 7 bedroom frenlar.' diii oar. barn 5795 month 1 775 070% -- I IVIP4(. (IIIAPTEPS AND Pt iS I N S' t.O'A T 10t4 Cr ti' 1iqhwiy 1192 St,int yii,im I-.' ri,-'' 5 2', (i , ,'. Hunt Realty, Inc ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS • A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants to age? 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Call Toll I Free, 641 7(777 for "We Care Let Therapeutic Pool 18—Help Wanted "Hcitline" Adults or Teens ' Improve your health 6.1-15 (6) Andy Griffith 4 4-Personals Legal Notice 5:30 ,' ________________________________________________________________ 49 r 5O ' to S undQy - Noon FddQ,y ~ iJJl iprienced Child Care InMyHOmC 373 5076 : LAKE MARY 7 OR Duple . $tso plus 550 cl-poSit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 323 FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and 1 evening cud care 6 30 a m a m A Child's World 373 1171 of ir -- ------- Brady Bunch " Noon The Dog Before PublicQtion 4-Personals — — — - T• i - -- - Ih li?I'nt fruit trr'r'c new Pant rr',.cti' and 'tit SIAS ,,rwrth plus sf'cu?.ty John kr1er. Assor W C,arn.'Il White Broker 107 W (o.nmr'rc,t, Sanford 377 101 DEADLINES -' -- Christian Day School has OPCflEflQ for Jr S yr olds for fall semestif Tuition. 575 mo Call Lutheran (hijrrh of Redeemi'r, 372 3552 or I Mrs Martin. 377 6100 F Y.11, I. lc v' I..! 41c a line 1 thru 5 times 131C a line 6thru 25 times 21c a line 76 times (57.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 A .M. — S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Fuugh lava 41 Protons 42 Worms 43 Shado*bolt 44 Manufactured 45 Ra nge 47 Stratagem 48 Solar disk 49 Demigod MaIIe 5 - 41—Houses MOSS IE C. BA TEMAN Pt Real Estate lirrmc Di ic- NA I urn or ,fllurn Drapes Wati r I (,'irç 171 10? (it ArA 63r Make your Budget go further. Shop the Classified Ads every day RATES HOURS Ir'blSlSIEI 38 Play host to 24 Slapsie 10 Vi'* p,, I I 0.31So, 4 LU CLASSIFIED DEPT. 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Pte1O'i'n1, 47 Ciiet 50 Macam ACROSS I GI s n:iril,' t Po t s rn't' 'ut in line r to Previous • '. Ii' .1 'j ?1PIC fi.•r , 377 0005 . Paint & Body Work I Well Drilling - WELLS DWlLtu 1-''J5'1-' SPRINKLER S'V5 T 'ic, b-i',,' 'r,-,I All Iypes and s:r-'. ,e",t try 'he P't f uv'r' ii Vi erepaurandr S t., d se , ,.i. 774" 51 IP4 MACHINE A. after 0 '0 17) bSl'i I P (I ' hi'I,,,', SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd S1 3)26-4)2 ".' I '. fl,'. '' I 5, , ______ . Pest Control API i4i(,',', FIST Cop.liq c. 756? Park Dr ,m377 *685 Don't need!" Set veauseful purpo',, I Aglin when you'sell them with Classified Ad from tP'C Her - 7 Callus today' Don th'la, inS' diAl 372 2611 or $31 lo" ) i ,.. tour iOW (051 'vi Ad To stYouBus...DjQI3222o11o(831ggç3 �EvenIng Herald, Sanford, ri 8 Tuesday, Sept. BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker r \\ TELL MATTge ) I OJTBIE AN A U — ID IT. k— '0 / ,: iOJ&OTTA FOLLOW UP c N OZPER LIKE TT 9 I 11 ) f ,X1 / V N5) RTII &A84 V A 94 I /i t4 CVV, 71H IS EL\ ELL . - ___ . L. 1'4' j ' 'U' ' I ' / / ' / I -J I _______________ 1. J'I ()peninglead-5A )I j 1 \ „, :~ ,0/ r - T VP ' , ~/ I S 5O1 THNl ~ c counts an extra point for the and hid six of his lowest four. suit \ will shun this hid fifth dub in tomorrow's article, in final contract is a good lie U5i __ _____r__ - _____ III' how he will explain failure if .14COBY MODERN.) the game (hws not make. ~~4/' I N I IiIII ~ %Tf 10'MNY c'Z 0 a - ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ,1-2 FUNNY BUSINESS B Roger8o11 R SJ4tLL READy Tt) P.. . - -.-' SS ' I 3' ' A SW W .4 444M - I I I I ~ 4!~) i .. N A: I ~1~ J'.1 I . .: ITh 5'1117 'Th ,cq,, ) r I- III / INNNNN .- / __ — - LU I ...,, 10-A IN s'-, .., T NEVER MIND m B E UM L WEE ~ by I K Ryan :-0 ~11 (,-.,- - ZI 1_~ ~ I 0 ~.I " . -~!i I I I a - __1 .;a--V--,; IM I. . -7 , . .- ~ I ' .. "I A. 'I _ :0 a.' \ - ,11 " A 1/ , . - I .- .- - - --.;* #1 oft. III- I'm ~ )% I'll ;~~ ;'((~' 4,50 Chic CY OUfl9 I.4AS2C(LES ThAn 10y' NOTWNG IN TWE iwiso' I I TOP CQAWEP BUT AND A BOLOGNA SMWCH. A LUNCW WAGON' A,LA.NA$, AJJDlN •T•WE9)1T-u !~~ II AN APPLE IS A PIECE OF CAWE 19 1 r_-_1 17 1 I PEACH -, III, __~ 1~11_ ~, ~I __ -t r..-, ;:IGBYESTI"TE SIN DGWOOS C>ESK I 1:3 / A - - ---,r ! -(. .. , V1 , ~ ~fii 4 ;~e )--. _~ . I I . .*.N .:. I I: r - . I A " ii Il Il i 1504%pt r E.VRY WA"r'... LILSARE _LMR, LiLIR... .:., -....( .. 4".. A ' ~-_'4L NOMAOLLFW ,' v— .. .. ` "1. ,. I .7*r W , I _______1 (. 41 0 I wu %_ ...%.,., 11 1-1 - * a -W-11 I ~~ I I : I;........ 4N, P., _ ,-):,. U~W'l _~* , , -,PC . I . 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 - - - - � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c4c7ea93df9d1baba531553f9f230af2.pdf fb9cb588db767044aa16b4c9a23c418a PDF Text Text 68th Year, No. 9—Monday, Sept. 1, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Authority At Issue 'p Kimbrough Returns _ Kwlatkowski"s Fire Its!! B, ED PRICKE1T Herald Staff Writer K i mbrough today rapped :r' Co mmissio ner Kwiatkowski's comments which questioned Kimbrough's ___ - I '7 the cüunty attorney for the best method of authrity to ask - — setting up a central purchasing --m - agency. was a consensus, Kimbetween Corn- I 'I4 brough said, missioner Chairman Sid Vihien Commissioner D ick e__ - Williams 'and myself" that County Attorney Tom Freeman Boy Scout '1 roop 50ki it last summer fling a week ago Sunday, Tuesday, the youngsters will be looking back on the tubing trip as be asked to research the )egal / SCHOOL STAJTS aspect. tubing on the V,'Jnd 't. Johns Rivers. William Hendricks, a highlight of their vacation. tflerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) •'flJs took place durir1g a TUESDAY, FEIJASI kIt, and Ronald MLisleid the way here. With school starting budget hearing and HARRY KWIATKOWSKI JOHN KIMBROUGH Kwiatkowski wasn't even - I there," Kimbrough said. best legal rnethr of setting up commissioners other rnpro a d His comments were in a central purchasing syste.' m reference to Kwiatkowski Kimbrough was especially At last Tuesday's session asking where Kimbrough got miffed that Kwiatkowski Kwiatkowski was especially S his "authority" to make such a criticized him when ac- concerned that department request of Freeman. cording Kimbrough heads are availing themselves to "I consider Freeman a Kwiatkowski wasn't at the of Freeman's services. Frevnian told commissioners lawyer who works for the meeting. county commission; Harry "A person shows his his work load has almost I;y BOB u.O'D sheriff's department, allegedly sold to Miller Auto documentation to support this 31." At that time Miller considers Herald Stall"ter him 'Boss ignorance when he comments doubled since January, when Ellison said on JsgiJ, 1974. Sales, no address given, by Mid. transaction. Miller is no longer reportedly "was interested in An audit of ib Seminole that Polk's office paIdR25 for Florida Dodge of Sanford. employed by the sheriff's entering law enforcement work Freeman," Kimbrough said, on something he doesn't know the legal load was about 200 On Tuesday, Kwiatkowski the facts on," Kimbrough said. hours. County Sheriff's 1Jprtrnent by re pa irs to a 195: Qvrolet "Millet acknowledged that he department." in Tennessee," Polk said. He asked that the commission termed Kiinbrough's request Kimbrough also said "no state Auditor GeWal Ernest Impala bearing & tange paid $200 to Slid-Florida Dodge Polk said, in his reply to the On Starch 17, 1975. Polk hold "damn ridiculoo." Ellison has reultcin changes Cotsity license tat id the for this authority" is actually needed, rank legal items in ter= of ehicle," Polk's re- reporters that First Sgt. Ronnie audit, that all $626.18 in imBut Kimbrough said Williams in department protdures and sheliff's departmenWi But he wanted it made clear Importance so his firm would l Own ply stated. "However, he was Miller had resigned "for per. proper expenditures has been and Vihien requested he check the request to consult with know for sure which items repayment of 418 in Im- a 1% Chevrolet Ii thus unable to provide any sonal reasons effective March repaid. with Freeman to determine the Freeman came (toni tui carry priority rankings. properly spe 1 funds— the yment was co an Including $221.5( I repairs to imptoperexpendi tu tiblic .9*7 an auto riff John fun(k 7%V P4 P& said the ii-2; Jr - — I eiIy pentFum SaidRep S i p t Raps Sh iff s S ending a°ff V e this week by F n, covered t tic perio'ialnee !i n 7. 198 tabrr 'Ion* r employt•d took office dep ment.Hesaid sney n rproile, n said oil Fe 1974 ffice p.,dd for rep: on a 1971 DOd that nncrl h s he •t sr,1 s ' par t but th e ierthIp of the r ad t tn hanged to the m of PlkWather before Ui ipars Ellison said lease of the audit report wa onsldc;ably delayed" bec e his staff • ri tfl - excondu cted tensi%e examii xs of many of the Sheriff ecords" con snkred necess r berause of "certain alkg nsrnadeby various Ind unis and — if the . . , .•' ' * 111k :: o . (Dyer , - •. - Ex-Mayor To Sue ) r Lines . Sewe /LTAMONTE SPRINGS Swofford said he granted Into the lake. During the easements Ex-Mayor Lawrence Swofford to the city for the summer rains, water got into ' . announced Friday plans to file sewer lines but a wall on the mn garage and did 11.500 , lawsuits againstA ssociated . p,,,I;? side o his driveway y. d4tzn4igt he said Ui rs a ntruc ors, 'j.': ¶li•j Swofford said when the sewer firm's bonding company, the ttx- easement at wer *ade. . r lines were installed sand was city a nd s bonding Po In his n3 ditlon, he said, the comer of loosened up. The sandy water recover damages done to his wall at 1tv front of his home 4tepar otA records mai ned by the i n %, allegedly ran into his driveway,-,--, property with installation of all mewed up," and the wall on vo i "created thee WOO t haa t irs on a priva sewer lines eight months ago. the east side of the property "is arki then flooded the garage., In July 197 Gov. Beubin were d for b) the countI torn UP (i "!-' Tl'e former mayor said he Swofford said he will Askew up p led special Alth the repairs weri gave the city the drainage seekin&oa judgment of $3,500 prosecutor Eu tie said although he told the Whitworth, ill, a Sanford auto dealct inclu4ing $500 to W damages cuntracting company to leave easement several years ago Eighth Distrk Zate Attorney Polk d, the 4:7auto had bet 'P 's,. '".' ' , ê to r'fIae walls, plants and a one small set Lion bar( of grass, and the sewer easement own ) of Galnesvil,t to probe -i(1t' on new cars at portion of the driveway at his the contractors did not replace the side and across the front of allegations 91 misconduct (..ass dealership Polk Li •,y j'" z-q / the property some time ago, I Lake Florida Home, $1,500 grass on the easements on regarding Po1i department. said ' l vehicle was thu. also. damage in the garage f rom westside, southside and Askew's oe said last pure d •-J' from the water draining from the Street, lakefront side of the property. Mardi that ' orth's probe (ss rr dealer Polk'c 1t appears there may " be and $500 to $1,000 in attorne y turned up nb evidence Of reph d that the $221.50 was ggest other suits f proper ty fees. One of Swofford's bi wrongdoing Ill that the case refun on July 29, 197 15. Owners in the city," Swofford complaints is that the company was closed. Swofford, who served nearly Elli audit report stated -A said, adding there are many Ellison said 20 years in Altamonte Springs allegedly rtmoved four palm ked 1971 Dodge was trees, a Japanese pi um tree and col chased by Pal office for law city office before a defeat in a 4 trade a 1973 model but 100 feet of ligustrum hedge. If the cit% A enforcement v les from two bid for re-election in 1973, said and not one piece has been vendors durine audit period recor didn't Identify the neighbors and acquaintances the Cit ,. Coninassion last 1971 Lil ,. 4Øft.' as a trade-in and and that all t tires weren't from the nor thside (north of SR rep ac voted to notify Associated week Shvr ifficorda didn't contain , 1 %.. 4361 of the city are considering The greenery was removed Building and Contractor's for. PaymenLpi advance of joining with him in the suit to while he wps out of state, bonding company that the or a i' Id of publication of receipt - '" ,cx 8fl( services no '.4' ,.,, 'k, recover da mages they have Swofford. said. contractors have defaulted on tice he sale as required b are prohlbiteby the Sta te s usta ined as well, their contract. by F it law. Ellison iV ."!4,'I i'I' Constitution "I've been advised," Swofitlo When we installed the ford said that m palm trees i !i '." "s Ma yor Norman Floyd noted Polk said t practice has retom d d di the aut be determined and sewers in the south side :~y 49 of the been discontin and till tires Aere placed in the contractor's that part of the contract perrecoord ds and official records city," Swofford said, "every superintendent's N are now to l within the yard in IllIs the city to levy $100 dady '¼ m oney mi the sale be complaint was satisfied." He ('onwayWtods,Orange County. charges against the company deposit b the Sheriff's of. addet the damage t his for each day since the contract Form Mayor Lawrence Swofford of Altamonte Springs examines one of the walls at his lake property (iciala has been left standing "They cut two drainage pipes expired several months ago . Flori - home damaged when sewer lines were Installed. tS• h Polk te auto ai for nearly eight months. that drain across the front yard until the job is completed. a ' '--• . — , - ' * - -. '' .. .. . _____ . . -. ' ''!'" . " -. * ,. -- bhf!. ' ad ' . , -' ' . .,. ' . ..i. I' .t ' . ' . ' 4% V1 • . - .. - •' A ..' . ' . ' ., ,, " 4 TOD V SA III Calendar Comics . Crosswoil Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb lIntncf'V Hospital Obituaries Sports Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested ae IiuuI4Ric( nave h v arresmeu of Dick Brightly, 1726 Beasley Sanford Juvenile Detention a suspectllthe armed robbery Hd., off SR-520 near Oviedo. Center. of a iii,inrkii1' a bank night Brightly found the (logs incid*' ''".'' 4 'c' "perted th. .......... deposit mshieriffs deputies the p;w jp and locked the teenagers, one being held on a . ........28 are lookiI*r the owner of t;u door and 'called deputies. court order and the other on a ...A (logs thflted 36 registered Sgt. deputy Jay Leman, burglary charge, had been .. SA racing P1 valued at $2,0. Marion Mathews and animal assigned a room at the Saplord oIre detective control officer Jack Wallace detention center about mid67t W, 1,J''portod today impounded the dogs that had no night. Television ....28 that Vtriil ITh,mnkinq IQ of rtt_1...I_ __:. .L.. L,..__ LUII4[3 VU ta s. UIIICIUI.3 11U U1 OO)'5 atWomen . Ill 702 W Ill St , Sanford, has money 1 3 two bank bags and an attempt flad been made to Leman said the dead pigeons tempted to escape by removing been char with th e Aug 24 escaped h two other men In a batter o pe n a safe with a sledge were reportedly valued at an air conditioning vent cover WEA :it . 211 ' I r"" ' ' -. -. g robbery iue$ Pierce, 50 blue sed4 hammer. $2,000. lie said after the dogs and craw li ng through ductwork Sunday's Wi 1. overnight outside fligs1iip Bank at Jones s4 I no money has been Police and sheriff's deputies entered the pigeon coop the in the ceiling of the facility. low 1$. First Streid Oak Avenue. recoverei and police have cordoned off the area and door apparently closed and the Tom Faye of the state Partly el i y through ThompkIf4I' t being held on made no her arrests in the reported lliomnpkins was found dogs were unable to escape and Division of Youth Services Tuesday with chance Of $8,000 boflt or the armed robbery c ie, in nearby underbrwh. were found inside the coop by reported damage to ductwork thundershower lighi In the robber chqe plus another Brightly. Thompk L is also charged was estimated at $100. upper Us and 905. Lows In $8,000 t)Ot00 a burglary with break gand en te ring with Pigeons Killed Police and sheriff's deputies the 70,. Varlab rinds 10 mph char ge.ac11g to county jail intent to 4nunli a felony in Youths Charged or less, gus near (hun' recris. . surrountd the detention center connection With a bur g lary at Deputies and county animal dershoweri.. It robabWty 50 and officers tried to talk the Pierce tO$Lll(e he was Just the EasteraOil Co., 814 W. 13th control officers today were No 13-year-old JUVCnIIC bo ys to 60 per cent di ig the day, 20 about to 1 H$I night deposit of St., Sanford, Patrolman trying to identify the owner of were charged with attempted boys into strrenderin.g. Sanford per cent at nig $1,800 froC ts tcrn oil Co. William S. 'Hasson spotted a two whte Siberian husky dogs escape and destruction of police detective J.A. Cash said Complete de and tides when two n armed with man fleeing IIC Office building that killed 36 registered racing private property after a three about 3a.m. after the teenagers pi.stoLs hel(4;i tip, took the Thursday viit and discovered pigeons Sunday at the residence hour incident early today at the are on Page 5(Continued On Page 2-A) ) Most Off ices Closed Today Federal, state. county and ii.urucipal business offices in Seminole County were closed today in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Banking institutions were aLso chxed. Emergency services police and fire departments, sheriff's department and state highway patrol, hospital emergency rooms functioned as usual. Sgt. Bo Taylor, safety officer with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, suggested that those celebrating the holiday weekend do their drinking at home or to have someone else do the driving. - - Taylor noted that law enforcement officers make it a ;rit on holiday weekends to give special attention and be ,it, the lookout for drunk drivers, not necessarily to make arrests, but to get them off the road. He urged those driving on two-lane roads to burn their headlights. For those who will he boating, Taylor said life jackets must be carried in the boats and children swinunir,g should be properly outfitted with safety ackt. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 1, 1973 Robbery Suspect NA11ON l He d By P CnitLued From Page 1-A) IN BRIEF Oil Price Controls had refused to come down from their hiding place officers went up and removed the youths from the fiberglass-filled ceiling area. Officials said today that the boys are now in detention IJ'I separate rooms at the center, Expire; No Gasoline Hikes Expected WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. oil industry now Is free to raise prices rt all levels from the well to the gasoli ne pump, but major oil companies are not expected to finpose price hikes Immediately. The government's complex system of price controls and supply allocation expired at midnight Sunday after being in existen ce for four years and two weeks. Expiration of price contro ls immediately removed th e $5.25-a-barrel lid on more than 60 pe r cent of U.S-produ ced oil, th us allowing the price for that oil to rise to the uncontrolled world market price of around $12. However, Congress and th e Ford administration are involved in a Last-ditch attempt to work out a method of gradua ll y ending price controls over period of time. Any such phase-out plan would be made re troactive to midnight Su nday, a factor that officials say is expec ted to de ter oil companies from ra ising prices Immediately. Jerseys Found Sanford police have recovered eight of 23 football jerseys stolen in a burglary at the Seminole High School locker room Detecti ve J.A. Cash said an 18-year-old Sanford man has been jailed In connection wi th the theft of football equipment. Gregory Lawson Vance, 18, of 310 W. Four th St., Sanford, is being held on $10,000 bond on two charges of possession of stolen property. Cash said Vance is charged wi th having two helmets and two set.s of shoulder pads also taken in the ' Don 't Fly Me ' : Stewardesses By The Associated Press $ 520.000 REVENUE INTL SINK. CLAY PIT FtJP4D $ 0 0 0 0 - O'herrevenuc burglary. 9S per c ent of sum total Sanford police have charged Balance brought forward cash from Road & I Martha Mae Ervin, 30, of Trans RtidQC Fund 13, Higgins Apartment Terrance, with attempted Total Receipts and Balances APPROPRIATIONS INT. £ SINK. murder and use of a firearm in CLAY PIT FUND commission of a felony In Total expenses connection with the weekend Reserve for contingencies wounding of Curley Barber, 31, R eserve for cash to be carried forward of 2214 Sou th west Rd., Sanford, at a bar on W. 13th St. Police Total Appropriations REVENUE WOODLANDS RECREATION said Bar be r was treated at DISTRICTFUND Seminole Memorial Hospital SO Mills f or a gunshot woun d fn the right other revenue 95per c ent of sum total chest. Bond for Ms. Ervinwassetat $lØ ances WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. con ve rsion to the metric system, authorized by Congress In 1866, Is ex. pected to get a boost soon frim a government committee created to coordinate the switch from pounds to grams. The House is to ta ke up th is mon th a voluntary metric conversion bill that was snarled last year in controversy over whether federal pa yments should be made to worcers to replace tools. Passage through both chambers Is considered certain this yea r. The hill would create a 21-member board to coordinate voluntary conversion of U.S. Industry and, therefore the public, to the met ric system. Th e board also will be authorized to make recommendations later on such matters as whether f ederal payments should be ma de for tool replacements. - o ______ Total ApproprlatIon REVENUE ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 1MiIls Other revenue II per cent of sum total Balance brought forward cash S 13.000 $ 24,223 -o Evacuation By The Associated Press Storms over the Great Lakes Forced the evacuation of hundreds of people in Ohio and Michigan as flood waters swirled around their homes, while tornadoes roared over Minnesota and killed an elderly farm couple whose car was flung a quarter-mile through the air. In Cleveland, a downpour accompanied by flooding plunged the city into a pool of debris and f orced evacuation of homes for the second time in a week. About 50 persons were evacuated from three apartment buildings and a motel whe n a swollen creek poured over its banks. Rescuers used boats arid helicopters to pull people out of the waIst.dt-ep water In the half-mile-wide strip on Cleveland's east side. Teeth VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) —A Florida woman who claims her bridge was 'wrongfully removed" and stolen and two permanent teeth re bro ken during an operation has sued a Valdosta doctor and South Georgia Hospital. The suit, alleging neglige nce, seeks more than $60000 in damages, including the cost of a new bridge. It was f iled In Georgia Su perior Court by Willodean Deas of Jennings in North Florida. ThlUthdLNuu of Valdosta, lna reply f iled with the court, denied the a llegations. He said the woman caused her teeth to break by down onan air hose while lna rvery room after the operation in June 1973. Th e hospital denied liabi lity for loss of th e b ridge. Dutspoken WAC Officer Fired WASHINGTON (AP) A leading advocate of women 's in the milithry says she was relieved of her WAC i -eserve command because of her outspoken ness. But the o1onel who fired her says she was "defiant and would not óIIow orders." The Army has launched an investiga tion of the Lismissal of Lt. Col. Grace King, Nmoved Aug. 6 as omrnander of a women's Army reserve batta lion based ri Alexand ria, Va., by her brigade commandtr, Col. ViIIIam Rumsey. Col. King, 50, said in a telephone interview from her arlisle, Pa., home that her outspoken advocacy of omen's rights helped lead to her dismissaL - )oris No Threat To Land - Total Apøropriatons REVENUE FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING OMits Other revenue 95 percent of S,jm total Balance brought forward cash Transfer S 0 10.000 Total Receipts and Balances $ 1,257,14 APPROPRIATIONS FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Total expenses S 1.2S7.16e R twrve for cont I ngenc ies 0 Reserve for cash lobe Carried forward 0- Babylift Called 7okenistic' CHICAGO (AP) The airlift of Vietnamese children to the United States for adoption was a li ttle like "calling the cuner pizzeria for a tke.out order," a child development expert said today. "Operation BabylIIt," which flew the children out of their homeland in th e final dayi before Saigon fell, was "little m&e than a tokenistic eff ort," he told colleagues in a papw prepared for the annual meeting oi the American Psychological Associa tion. $ 3.531 0 3.374 4.774 APPROPRIATIONS 3.996 112 $ 1.ni $Ol pier front foot Other revenue 'Spercentofsumto,ai Balance brought forwad cash $ 0 1. APPROPRIATIONS $1,439 . . TotlIexpen Reserve for contingencies fleserve for CSh to bo carried forward I.liO i,., - Total Appropriations 1,419 APPROPRIATIONS Total expenses Reserve for contingencies Reserve for cash to be Carried forward . Transfer to General Fund is 109 per front foot Other revenue 'i per certtof sum total Bllancebrougp,t tOard cash 0 • $ 1761 Total Receipt s a nd Balances APPROPRIATIONS CAPITAL OUTLAY GENERAL OBL IGATION BNtsSA&8 Tot al 't.e-ry, to, contingencies Reserve for cash to be carr1e1 forward - - s $ 79400 REVENUE I&SOENERAL OBLIGATION 17 Mills Other revenue IS per cent of sum total P.ilar,c. tc',jht forwardcish Total Receipts and 76& o Total Aj,propqial;ons - -. --_.._ rotaIexpeni esrye for cant inq,ncj cash to be carried forward $ , 4.390 0- $ 061 3 ' , o $ 78 - no 11063 . tos $ 0 - )0 300 $J3pecf root foot Other revenue PS per CIfltOf sum total Bicebol$)htfor waqdca,, 1.aIancebrougftfofw,d,J, . ' 3909 0. 37)4 .. —_ $371. APPROPRIATIONS $ 1450 -o- q - xo - , o. 0. IlOMiltni T4ropr ,at son REVEN'JEWINT(R WOODS SlUT IIGHTINODIST. 0't t oo t i Otue 95 F .-Or ' 'f Sum total it $3,146 - $ 1.476 0 1.232 1,100 r r0tJ0t'tf0t*t. - 51 eip4.a nd Balancc5 A PPROPIIATIONS WINTER WOOS RT! Itpen" fpr CefltnQeflCes for c ash to be rind forward id $ $.153 $ 1 573 21$ * FA 167 TaiLpropniat,ons REVIUJE WRENW000 UNIT I ShEET LIGHTING 01ST. 31 pe front foot 5,352 $343 0 376 600 9Prlert of sum total falane brought forward \' Ex-.Lois Lane Still Popular Carelessness Causes Fire - $926 MIAM Ii AP) A boat explosion ani fire that injured 11 persons was caeed by carelessness while gasoline fumes still remained ifter fueling, fire of&mnLs say'. "Prelimnina investigation shows ttw.'y either started the engine tooquickly or were smokag," Fire Marshal liZ. Coiemaniaid. Theinjuredirluded four men who jvnped overboard to extinguish flanes on their skin and clWws moments after th e fire Sundk. - i;ui API liok Calif., wi thstood the affections a housewife. It's a of Clark Kent, chased Supernrrr:.r actress, It's Noel Neill, man through Metropolis and Iaved Lots Lane through got in and out cit numerous 'f teles-ision's Superman messes wi th cub reporter Jim.. rift my Olson during 76 shows. r. really flat tered that "I wasn I TV's first Lois tft .,1,; 1r,e still remember me after Lane," abe said. "Awther ac• this .me," said Miss Neil as tress had the part tJ'u-riugh the .gsters and adults crowded first 26 epIsodes. I'm told d 'r this weekend to get made the part much tougher." ap"i at a saence fIction Wren the Superman series rention. The convention's was filmed in the mid1I5(, no of nor said she began one Imagined that 20 years later requests for ap- there would by any interest n'i ini acxxu---two years ago. he show, Miss Neill said. "MentlIy, it relieves a lot of CAPE CANAVItAI. Al' 'read -'xne place that 'the "It was a low-budget prcøiur. they pressureon ourselves to know Pit te-.se makes the past lion," she said. "We iWit two ;ay Engineers a"4 I guess that's as episodes a week don't have "the figgiest notion" that onOon its way and look. We 'didn't exactly what's Trong with the ing healfl'," said Hinners. "If g exLination as any for reall y re hearse. M..s.s Neil, now mid. second Viking spaceship, its we didn't have one spa cecraft i "Of cour se, so many of the at le as t on the wiy I'd f ee l terrible. Launch delayed until dar without the pillbox plots were the same Jack "If ye s.'re still working on hmicred tweed suit that Larson i Jimmy OLson arid I Sept, 10 as tecicians pr obe a the first m, it might pressure ws Line's trademarks. used to joke with each other faulty radio sylem. Today's sct4e.ikd led launch of you into tzk:rig risks. But we do Ni:i, now "Just a 'Wonder where we're going was post. have tinlç' be said. hc' Santa Viking II to et tied up this tir poned Sund.ayf then problems were encounte1 in the orbiter sectional the in T first Viki was launched suct'essfull,'A,20to look for hfe on the rec lanet. Radio recel rs a board th e '.,- ,tntj crafts wed low sensitivity, andlinject manager - I' 120 Delayed Agai11 $ 976 $ 3,361 0 . Total Appropriations REVENUE $ llpecfront fort SJfl'' $ 6.545 is ,' 9,016 21000 - REVENUE OAKLAND HILLS STREET LlOHTIP,ODly, S 3,714 51.333 - 'l S I) O.4 - 1.53) APPIIPRIATIONS WRENW000 STET LIGHTING 01ST , iptI Reserve for (Ofltlfl9ies Reserve for cash tOkicarried forward 5 11,014 $617 4, $ 7I4 106 Total Appropriati $74 I to remove the Engineers orbiter-lander cecraft from IS. the Than Cen ir rocket and minutely exan e the orbiter. '' . i2IW_ ,- ____._ ~.__ - - - - ~._;- - -~~_--__ _ $ i$.S44.ui __ ER.e Grass Generat ion, 35 farnc.us E-ertairters. - - -- . — . , ! " . I I) -1 F A - ; IL . VM - A ip %. 30 mIII i .03 mills S.91 mills BoardotQjntycommlsst,',rs S"3ole County, FIr Ida B'.'' Jd V.hlen, Chairman, Board of fnty Commissioner 5 ATTEST: Art L7 Rectiw'th. It, Clerk Board of COt1flttammissjo,,r5 Publl$h Sept. I -Illfs it DER.S "One of the Li things we are going to look is the cabling from the rece 'rs and U-ansznitters to the ''ennas," one cables are official said. moreaccessib! iii somewhat 13CC more s were appointed OVCI ht' latest diru1e*ofprob. kmnSOI3COf ' I ' ?j" - j P.M. Or As Soon Thereafter As Possible In Room 203, Courthouse, - . Sanford, Florida. . ' __ . - I . - - - ., •,, . - - :. -. . - THE LEWIS FAMILY Tcket available at the Bo G-i' CC - w hen the first acecrafi was for i - e' ', . , Be Held On September 9, 1975, At 7:00 =. ,. MIDNIGHT -- -- '!' JIM & JESSE TIL ~~ -_ - ' Complete (1efirj budget is available for public o' (lerk, Board Ciunty Commision,rs. Room 1 ecIion at lbs Office 214 ur1hou, Sanford, Florida - . • - i Hours of picking & singing. Featuring Jim & Jesse and tM Virginia Boys, Thi LIWIS Family. Blue Grass Gntlmen, Blue Grass - i,. '•'."' 04 , TOTAL RESEMVEI TOTAL RECEIPTSILL BUDGETS TOTAL EXPENDIT14(5 ALL BUDGETS TOTAL MILLAGEFR COUNTY OP.RATION FOR THE BE f11 OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 'SEMII1OLE COUNTY PURLICHOSPITA POPTAUTPORI'Tp 'TOTALOFA'ICOSNTYWIDEMILLAGE ..t - "We haven': he foggiest nolion" what the ecific problem u,sald Dr. Sc hliruners of the space agency. We re starting front scratch in. We've got 11 - - 1P ' . layed furtherf 4,34 - - data back toIth from Mars. rIlfriciRliz ,m, •.!' Sept date was tcntLve, depending on what engi is Find WTCng with the orbi - $ - - .- ' Total P"cepts .sna505 SAT., SEPT, xr 6 .—: '- it axes. A Public Hearing On The Increase Will ,. - '- ' SUPER BLUI GRASS FESTIVAL ' . It 9 112 $6* 200 vour rope - - -.--.---__ Tot aIAppropri&lon R EVE NIJI,RENW000 STREET LIOHTIIO 01ST, $ il per front fonl Other revenue 9% pet ec-r''. RalancebrouQhtfod(ash 1 . l e F C. Total Receipts and 11,aar APPR)RIATIONS WOODLANDS STET LIGHTING 01ST. Total expenses Reserve for contngy95 Reserve for cash 10 carried forward • Commissioners Proposes To Increase ... . $ 9.322 9Spercertofsumlotij Palancetroughlfor,(,tca.,h • - $5,397 71 937 —$ 6.591 ODLAN0S STREET LIONTlIG 01ST. VVflH,JI' The Seminole County Board Of County .-t - - 3,195 Total PrceIptsand ftal$j APPROIIIATIONS WINW000 STRmT LIGHTING 01ST. Totalrxpenses Reserve for contingence Rptervefor cash to bqa'jcJ forwaro NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE Viking Launch $ 700 103 I ToaIApprpprit,',5 S - 266 1,100 ,,,, - ('OPELANI) Ah' An entrepreneur wi th a frontier spirit t an option to buy the tiny village 4 Copeland, a comnnunity of 300 in Southwest Florida. "There's a freilimmi here," says Douglas McGoon. "I'm thinking very mnidi about buying the town. But one of the first things I'm ping to (10 is give everybody a chance 10 11 buy their own oace." Copeland, poulatetl chiefly by farmworkers and L laborers, is an ladated settlement of aging cypress shacks and cottages tting back 40 years to when it housed lumber 'rt'ws I' the Ii'e Tidcwattr Cypress Co. $ 141$ 134 . TOTAL CASH Ith (Other thin 'Pc"t4'prniement I . $ 57Q,OØQ , Man May Buy Florida Town $ 3,146 TOTAL BUDGET $ S 400 REVENUENORTNOATPSTR,itv LIGHTING DIST. Total exnses Reserveforconttn,jencin Rtiry foc cash lobe Carried fOrward Transfer to r'nerat Fund TrllP0Sar1 (),l,jrirS APPROPRIATIONS Ttnses R99ercontr,gences Pfln.4or cash to be Car4fnrward TrariitoC,eneralFund ,. 61 176,990 o,000 oo rn 0 . Total Pecelpssarvj Balances 1 taI Pece,pttrwj Ralar'ces APPROPRIATIONS CAPITAL OUTLAY. CLAY PIT FUND T0#41 txDtrrWS esme W otingrsctes I 1.119 Total ApproprIations . 0 Mills )thefreverØJeBor,dpror,5 ip*'ccentofsumfosat 1 2,544 176,990 REVENUE CAPITAL OUTLAY. CLAY PIT FUND - Tofalempense, Peseryp for cOntr'"rir' Prierve for Cash to be carried forward $ 174.400 Tot of Appropr lotion . APPROPRIATIONS ii,soo $3,630 0 3,4.16 ' T ot al Receipts and Balances 3.100 161,490 $ 1034 . , , alance". APPROPRIATIONS IL$OENERAL OBLIGATIOPIBQ$DSALB 34j 17 .1 SERiES A&B 7 APPROPRIATIONS ,, $ 29,600 • $ '237 s '.141 ADC - REVENUE IOYLWILDE STREET LIGHTING 01ST. $2ópeffrentfoot Other revenue 9i per (entofsumtotal Balance brought forward cash Total R ec ei pt s a nd Balances APPROPRIATIONS Total expenses Reserve for contingencies Reserve tot cash to be (afriødfCrwa,d Transfer to General Fund Total pproprIaticns REVENUE HIGHLAND PINES STREET DIST. 1 07 per frontfcx',t Other revenue PS Per Cent ofvum total .Balancebrougp,tforwardcash 3100 24& ----------,--- TofaloprIaIion% REVENUE TRAILW000 (STIES STREET LIGHTING 01ST S lSpv'tn' font Othfhe 95 pecef Of Sum total I1a4qough? forward cash - - ,' 332 . 460 500 PALMIST - . - $ 1,031 i ng Instant Homes To Arabs Al' Thirty-nitFOUT I .AUr)Il':I ).\!,E Haitians arrested is they apparently tried to enter lb United States ullegdly vet' in a detention area here utia availing (ue.stiofl[ig, officials said. A Coast Guard spokesman said (hi' Haitian's 40-fo vooden boat was first spotted Saturday heading Florida. 1k said Coast Guard vessels apprehended (Taft in the Atlanic vi miles off nearby Delray Bea&i I Sunday afternoon Immigration oficials said the 34 men, three women and tvo boys would begiven a hearing later this sieek. - - - $ _v_.._, Rppropr,a,ons -- OBLIGATION BONDS AL B - $ 2 91 171 TotalAppropniatnns REVIIUE WIN*000 STREET LIGHTING 01ST. 1 01 per front for Other revenue r . 95 per cent of sum ttotal,, Balance brought forwEtash Is $ Ih,,,4 Totalexpen Reserve for contingencies Reserve for cast, lobe carried forward TrtJ'wnSeS Pe4COflt.flQt'flCeS Pe1(frVl cash to be CI1,4lOt ward Tr's(enCrhl Fund , REVENUE ENGLISH ESTATES STREET LIGHTING DIST - aoql flil,,oces APPROPRIATIONS 'OfatReceipts and Oala,a 70 APPROPPATIONS WREN WOO 0 WIT II 210 ShEET LIGHTING 01ST 1o4 expenses $; f'S?rvC for er..' r'.-i'.1i Reserve for (ash to he arr l ed for war 1 $ 3.226 $ 15 per front foot Other re,up 95 per cv'mt of sum total Balance brought forward cash $ 210,000 Mills Other revenue Piper cent of sum total BaIarcebrougp,tforwa,dcash o- $ 470 REVENUE FOREST BROOK STREET LIGHTING 01ST. REVENUE CAPITAL OUTLAY GENERAL 0 763 . s____ - Total ,lppropriations I SOS o , Total Rec piotxarvi -- F lorida F r m S Haitians Arrested Off Coai . —_ $ 76S Total ApproprIatlon Tot alAppropqiations $504,740 REVENUE CAPITAL OUTLAY RESERVE COURTHOUSE AND JAIL 0 Mills s 0 Other revenue 0 Per cent of sum total 0 Balance brought lorwerd cash 710.000 — Tot al Receipts. nd Balances 210.000 APPROPRIATIONS CAPITAL OUTLAY RESERVE COURTHOUSE AND JAIL Total expenses $ 5,996 Pc'serve for cont,ntae'nces oPe'se,'ye for cash to be carredforwarci 201.101 flf3 sum total lar'r' 'ht forward cash . Total Receipts and Balances Total Receipts ard 3alances APPROPRIATIONS Total expenses Reserve for contingencies Reserve for cash to be carried forward Total Receipts And Balances SO41240 APPROPRIATIONS ILS FUND-COURTHOUSE AND JAIL Total expenses $ 746,170 Reserve for contingencies -o. Reserve for cash to be carried forward 7531070 Ctt iff rr"(' $ 1.246 0 4.031 0 - 919 300 - IV . Total Appropriati Total Appropriations $ 1.251,14 REVENUE I&SFUNDCOURTHOUSE AND JAIL C) Mills $ 41.777 Other revenue 10.000 9S per cent ol sum total 49.136 Balancibrought forwardasj' 251.000 Transfer for CourthouseL Jail 70's,)01 56.111 5 917 Total Receipts and Balances 246,503 I.001.166 - MIAMI AP; Hurricane DorLc rred deep in the Altant Ocean today, po&ng no threat to land, the National Hurricane Center said. Th storm, with winds of about 85 miles an hour, was lo. rated about 1,200 miles east northeast of Bermuda and moving slowly eastward, said forecaater Joe Pellssier. It's mo'.in so slowly that it might hold tc'gctier for a couple of days, but it is ol no threat to any land area," Pellssler said. Forecasters said Doris would probably weaken when it re3ches the colder waters of the North At la ntc. 104 173 REVENUE GREGORY DRIVE STREET LIGHTING 01ST. S37 per frntfnot Other revenue tS per cent of sum total Balance b,ougt,t forward cash $ 3.70,441 1 5710 ill ?)pel'ort botil 1,200 Flight Attendants i StrI ke NJ a tIona I Ai'* rI i nes b i 6,111 IIVENUE TANGLEW000STREETIOHTINO 1)1ST. — $ 671 39 Ell t I 170 0 III) 0 950 $ 942 REVENUE CASAALOMASTREET LIGHTING 01ST. Total Receipts and Balances $3,369,641 APPROPRIATIONSROADANDBRI00EFUND Total expenses $ 3.031.700 Reserve for contingencies 37,7)0 Reserve for cash to be carried forward 212,431 - are taking a twad count to expected ranges frinn 50 to termine thee factors. There nnmng Ililhtxrough (.'ntlflt% '5 are about 1.5 million children In 115,000 enrollment, Florida schools. ''We're hunting for bilingual Me:intii3e, the stati' Educa. ("fl'rdlflators to get the wheel', titin I h'purtnient Is Intensifying Itloving, ''said Frank Esirinor, its hinguage prograris for non flsistaiit superint en dent for English speaking people and lo- Instruction. -In Iirgo, foreign Isirigung' tackling t'iil officials of their own problems: "itorillnator Mary Sitnctie. fit: MIAMI (AP) National Air. Washington of talks tlirlIt'd at 14)OkCtt by Na1itil. -in Jacksonville, officials ure.s there will be about Itfi tlit' IIllt' lilhllllant IXititlfi.'' lines' 1,200 flight attendants be- ending an 19month deadlock in ('ompany spokesman Ken sire expecting up to 300 Viet. Virinaiiwsc joining the %,ss '''l'hc t'oiIipany remained gan their Labor Day on strike, contract negotiations. natnese and ('sutibodian chi. l'Irwllus County school dulhtrr'n Ildatluint in their position and TUJ'pirl said, ''National is walking off the j&b at midnight All flights were canceled by they did not make any appointed that the talks have dren among 110,000 pupIls." We (his full, without reaching Will work with Florida Junior "We're trying to put 11w diiiand forcing thousands of holi- the Misiml-based carrier, which Inovefnent," union officjsil Mike broken college at Jacksonville in a ttrn as near SIs possible to their day travelers to change their serves 45 American cities and Gsirko, a steward, said of the agreement." flight plans. Lor.don with 30 daily flights breakdown. ''We went up there S4'ott Sf111111, smother linhin r"rrthined effort to teach Eng. Own age grtnj, tip nmtivntr' '1 lie strike, National's second i -arty log about 18,000 ta.scn. to negotiate with hope and gii .slx;kesjjljlfl, said his group 11 "11 ,l' il r,euufuI hsingwlge to I lo':ii, Mm. ItO lo't 'aid "\" Wit?, 's ithiri a year, was called by the gets. Other airlines began set. faith. The mediators brought asking For a $44 raise for new lJ;irt'rit.s limit children,'' 581(1 Dr, don't want to put theiii wilil Johnson, associate younger ('hildren and iwrhnps issocIrition of Flight At- ling up extra flights to handle both sides together Sunday and attendants, bringing their I)on I('fldants after the failure in passengers who had lwuri 'upt'rintendent of curriculwn. hurt their selfiinnge, or pit the ('orilpafly just maintained monthly salary to $537, He said at too 111gb a level when' —In Miami, Dade County of. them National's last offer was a raise ficials 581(1 about 200 Vletnsi,ri. reasoning In English is required if $3 to 84%. Under the cornpuny's OfX57Il, (Op pay would ese children will be enrolled and rots Id ln'rotnn q iii In go from $733 a month to $768, to' among the system's 241,000 frustrating." said. The union Is asking $&. MADAM KATHERINE Garko said attendants' 541141. ries and fringe benefits were well below industry standards. PAST.- PRESENT FUTURE "We raxouIAolsoI.C,y;raL MALL don't even have a retireu:Esh3ul((; API A Holmes said his company has States, completed the Ararnt'o ment progranl, " P$ILPPUL LOVICEONAIL Ap,A., ' he said. lorida factory is sending 16 In- been building prefab units for order in a scant three "ietk.s IIPP •lOVP "We're the only major carrier stttnt homes from walls t" tour years, but never before ith a snrk force of only 3 without retire'rrient knef1ts AWIlA • •UIIN%% salt shakers ---to Saudi Arabia added every' item needed in a employes. IN PRIVACY OF lie said there was Lo.owDoo SOnIC MT HOME progas quarters for hi g h - l eve l offi. home. uou.ss*u --5PM *0*19 631.4405 (1j4 $vøda cials of Aramco, the Middle "We can really run them r.ss in ne gotiations on retire. The inventory includes six ruent and Insurance benefits. U *1 I.vrn.i $istp,4 East oil cartel. queen size bed sheets, 12 pillow through here," said holmes, The negotiations began In Whole life reading$: $5 with this ad "What makes this order cases, one dinner fervice for "We can do about 1i a da y." n uary hh1 were declared Unique is these are complete eight, six bath towels, one tea CALL for APPOINTMENT holmes said company oh. Ja homes," said factory manager pot, one carving board, ('lals hoped the Arsuncn con- deadlocked Feb. 1, 1974. 11 11 1. Juris 'IL'ilUl'I iu'n diction T. N. Holmes. "When they ar- shakers, two teflon frying tract, the bigges t foreign order rive In Saudi Arabia, these pans,one vacuum cleaner, one ever For Bendix Home Systems, Nov. 12, 1974, just 12 days after families are going to be able to washer and dryer and two would help open up a whole new the end of a 108-day strike by tk 1,500 mnt'mtwrs of the !nter. riiove right in without needing sofas. market for the prefab homes national Awx'iation of Machinanything and I mean any. The homes, which are built the Middle East. ists, thing." and transxirted in two sections "A lot of those countries have National employs 7,660 pe r. Aramro's $500,000 order calLs split down the peak of the roof , a crying need for low cost hous- sons, about 1,000 of them nonfor Home Systems, Inc., a dlvi- have three bedrooms and two "ion of the multi -national Bend. baths. The homes' dimensions ing, and we're currently talking union. to the government of Iran about (;nrko said talks were tenthix Corp., to deliver the pre- are 24 by 6-4 feet. using them For public housing. lively set to resume Wednes. fabricated, totally furnished The highly-automated home Of course, they wouldn't be day, "but if the company mainhomes for officials and their Systems plant in this Central anything as elaborate as these (airs 1t position, this will be a families to the Port of Tampa Florida town, one of 15 such units." king strike." Ly Sept. 15 Bendix factories in the United . . TctM_'tl,tiOflS ___ 0 using fake . REVENUE SUPILAND SlEET LIGHTING 01ST. S 1,400,46 95 Seine private solicitors By The Associated ('ress At least eight 'rsm lii V tlit'd in Florida tnlcnis during (lit,' üree-iiay lI(bOr [)aY chiding a passenger Ui it car sshoe driver was let mi; three minor accidents. tflx)pers said today. Troopers said Jarn1s McClendon, t7, of Chief la du.-ii Ili an incident that trgan when the car in which s as riling struck anoUer vehicle at a Gainesvl mr. t.'r section. Officers said th e wiver back ed up, hit a second ad a ti third vehicle and tivo sped from the intersection lose control of the cit and slain Into a tree a few Ud-. assay. I'ilice said tie driver was seriously injure4. U1400 Tosfpir.and Balances APPROPRIATIONS c'' p .1c'tIotlflQCcICltu5 cash to be $ 992 0 - Eight Die In Auto Accidests 11500 Ott'rrrr I 95 rer Ceeflufn p,, t anct o4hf forward Cash 33.000 I 5 3.146 II e IT .....$O0t $ 1.310,611 2111000 I $ 81 400 T,tafpe4'8t10 "WT 1, o lobe rr;edV' 1, 1117aer,I Fund $ 1,400.4$ . -----. - 1,517 0 11400 Total irir,e ,--__. - ------ _____ • $ 3,046 Balances APPROPRIATIOPI Tot&Iecr' ' 0 Total Rr-ceiptsand Balances $ 333,710 1.139.736 1.969.1.1) 1,400,000 Ill $27 rer Other lf,"04 total , 'f forward cash ~ officials who claim they are powerless tOSto[heI1l. Many telephone solicitors "make the pn on the other end of the phone believe they are actuily charities twn in fact they are out to make a buck," Sal4n Iwis of I)ade County's state attorney's office. ''But it's difficult to make a criminal prostion.'' he added. ''Using a fake fltIiie is not a crimc 'eithcr is uiiplying that your ma service will improve Ilyou buy ticket to a Post Office Union dance." ' One salesman for a Miann solicitation fun told a MianIl herald report Nising as a new salesuUi that he uses at least three fale natnos when he calls binesses. Ill Totai A,ppr lion., REVENUE STERLING PAX STREET LIGHTING DISI S 24,725 MIAMI Language Challenge youngsters," says Kittie Mae nicate in Vietnamese dialects, mordinator of the refugee pro. Educators say that teaching Taylor, consultant In language Officials say It isn't merely a gram. "There are all klnd.s of migrants In Florida, at least 978 been hired us an assistant. hundreds of young Vietnamese arts for the Florida Department question of teaching ABC's in P problems just registering the are ichool age — betwmn the —In Orlando, officiaLi antici. refugees In schools this year of Education. "They will have foreign language, but one p'.,o kids. Everybody but the Bureau ages of 5 and 17. But It's not paL' about 65 Vietnamese cliiiwill present as many problems to apply some methodology In of understanding an r.lrely of Indian Affairs Is Involved." known If all the families are tlren this fall anti are inter for teachers as it will for the teaching that's new to them, different culture ifl1 unfanillVarious federal agencies are still In the tIes where they viesng teachEr npplit'ants to students, many of whom do not But that they can learn." lar customs. handling resettlement, school were sporut)re(l, or how many work with yiningsters and other speak English. Many youngsters speak little 'Going to school Is much processing, innoculatlorls, food of the children are being en. teflch('rs, "It's going to be a real chal- or no Engl ish, and schooLs more difficult than I ever imag- and nutritional needs and rolled In t he schools. ln l'flhIqMl, offi cials salti 11w' lenge for teachers as well as ,Iren't equipped to voillilluI Ined," said Dr. Phil Goldhagen. Medicald eligibility. luillies and otlier decepfions to sell news tter ads or dance ticke ts for post office and police oraia t!l tions, say $ 2,44 Pptr, 100 to be carr iWi'd 0. 71.775 0 p 13,016 Totalezrvø,OQ,,CM REVENUE BELAIRE.WEATHERSFIELD STREET LIGHTING 01ST. $ Ol Per frontfoot Other revenue its per cent of sum total Balance brought f)r*,,,d cash 53630.411 1,146 11200 Balances APPROPRIATIQIS Tot, COUNTY WIDE FIRE PROTECTION SUDOET — APPROPRIATIONS Total expeflses Reserve forcontingen(iqs Reserve for cast, to be Carried forward Total Approprlat; S 11 913 0 Face Monday,Sfpt,i,l!!5.—JA Ily The Associated Press : Officials Powerless To Stop Solicitors Using Fake Names VENUE INDIAN H10 STREET LIGHTING OUT. %fl r erirow Ott,r CVtu ,.total 95 per carifi ,b,..lorwardcah 5 13,000 0- • IN BRIEF $ 1,956 Total App4Ø Teachers To FLORIDA 714 $ 13,000 7 01 ,111 R'ps .irxj Balances 'p peservili forcoto be Tp!,t .'prrir,on., t24.223 COUNTY WIDE FIRE PROTECTION BUDGET — REVENUE on a ta ,ahfe valuation of al Properties tying outside municipal kDundaries of 11711.578,6.O.st I SoMills $ v.101,167 ('th,'r Pt't, 70.1)7 95 per Cent of 1,113,345 Balancebroi.gp,, forward cash 90,000 Transfer Total Receipts and Balances 3.130111 APPROPRIATIONS FINE AND FORFEITURE FUND Total expenses $ 3.033.13 9 Reserve for contingencies 2N391 Reserve for cash to be carried forward 506,100 $ 1,641 Is Ies carr, edt ,01 Total expenses Reserve for contingencies Peer' for cash to be carried forward $ 7.192.764 507.717 3.730,41 600000 Total e xpre0 $ 13,000 - $ 1.363.136 $1,956 1or#AQa`lC APPROPRIATIONS WOODLANDS RECREATION DISTRICT FUND Total Appropriation,. REVENUE FINE AND FORFEITURE FUND 204 M11s Other revenue 95 per cent of sum total Balance brought forward cash ________Soo Total Recel1,dB,Iance$ APPROPRIATONS - Ev,nlngH.'ald,S.n!ert Fl. •0. 1,456 Oth e r r.v.eJ ,,,,t0,.i 'S per cent ,.rdcath PaIintbroj'f a. blat t'xn NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Reserve for Contingencies In compliance ith Ch 179 Florida Statutes, the Seminole County 'rrrve for casn TO be "Ard of Commissioners has set the ote of Sept. 9. 1975 at 7.00 P.M., or a oon thereafter as PosSible tO hold a PUBLIC HEARING scarried forward in the County Commission Meeting Room. fRoOm 2031. CourIhoe. Sanford. Florida, for Tc't,',l Approprat, the purptse of discussion with the Public. Proof Con, the proposed budgets f or the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. 1975, and ending Sept 30, 1976 REVENUE APPLE VALLEY summary of said budgets s set out below: (All county wide mIIIage Aii STREET LIGHTING DIST, based on a taxable valuation of ($1.390.751, 114) $ lOper ront loot Other rel.pnue REVENUEGENERALFUND lS per cent of sum lotal 311 Mills $ 41 323,239 fl*lancebro,,gp,t for,lard cash Other revenue 3.351,430 9$ per cent ttsuoi total 7,46.3,136 Total P ecepts .4n1 ; Palancebrotjght forward cash 900.000 APPROPRIATIONS Total expenses Total Receipts and Balances 5 6.363,636 Reserve for con t Ingenc,,s APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND Reserve for cash to be Total expenses $ 7.531.136 carried forward Reserve for contingencies 374.910 Transfer to General Fund Reserve for cash to be carried forward Tota l Appropriators 450.000 Metric Switch Steps Taken - Mil s ice Legal Notice — Over l o 4 I —• - Woman Sues Rest!"VO for cash to bt carrICUforward Total Arprop,ItJs 1Y1.,,)J labor Day 1975 began wi th a strike by the flight attendants of National Airlines as stewardesses of th e "Fly Me" air line hoisted "Don't Fly Me" signs. In the coalfields of Appa la chia and th e hills nor th of the Ohio River, some of the local leaders of the Uni ted Mine Workers tried to persuade their men to end a three-weekold wildcat strike which has idled two-thirds of the nation's 125, 030 soft coal miners. There was some cautious optimism but no solid indications that the men might return to wor k Tuesday. President Ford came in f or harsh criticism from lea ders of five major unions over the wee ke nd , wh ile t he President's Labor Secrtt.ary defended the ad. ininstration's economic policies. Storms Force __~~~~~~~~ . AMERICAN Sanford. On H BLUE GRASS GENERATION .. - ,- . , 4,.'f' -r ION FIELD .. -- - S �- Evening HerAd N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 A rea ('ode 3ft5-322.21l or R31.9993 Monday, Sept. 1, 1975-4A Around \VAYNE 1). DOYLE, Publisher W!ll.IAM I). CUHUIE, Managing Editor HoBf:RT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director lime l}ehvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Energy For Needed 21st The Clock Century Government has shown little ability to deal with the energy crisis, suggesting that an immay yet be formediate response if any mulated in the marketplace. President Ford has renewed his pledge to veto the six-month extension of price controls an domestic oil voted by Congress before its members scurried out of Washington for their summer ncess And, he said, if congress fails to override the veto when it returns after Labor Day, he will remove the $2-a-barrel tariff levied on imported oil in two stages earlier this year. Even though a - lacked the authority to levy the tariff, Mr. Ford has indicated that he will appeal that decision, as he should to distinguish the tangled lines of authority from Capitol lull and the White house. Actually, the wrangling between the Republican President and the Democratic Congress may not, alter all, lead inevitably to a nv surge of inflation and recession. Some economic experts dispute horror stories of escalating gas pump prices related by advocates of continued price control. Oil firms, they say, are not going to rush into massive price hikes when they are caught in the glare of the national spotlight. Further, it will take months for the rising cost of decontrolled fuel to be passed on to the consumer. And it is unrealistic for the American people to believe that U.S. dependence on oil from abroad can be maintained at price levels enjoyed in happier years. If domestic production is to be increased to discourage contemplated oil price boosts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, American companies can use the incentive of competitive pricing of their own product. In this case, a governmental nudge in the form of an excess profits tax fashioned by Congress would be effective insurance that the decontrol windfall is funneled into exploration and development efforts. Given the divisions in Washington, it may be unrealistic to expect Mr. Ford and a disunited Congress to look beyond the furor over oil, a dwindling resource, and concern themselves with long-range policy. But more important than price controls and tariffs is the clear demand for a new form of energy to carry the nation into the 21st Century, be it nuclear fusion, solar power or some as yet unsuspected alternative. Time and current options are running out. A If you hadn't hollered about the crossing so much they'd still have their jobs." Okay, mann, we'll be the culprits and accept the responsibility for causing th i layoffs, transfers, etc., of those workers that will be affected by the rerouting oi the freights. However, you and everyone else better wake up to the fact that all we're calling for is an overpass at that crossing not the elimination of the tracks, nor the trains. When we pointed this out to the irate caller, she said that it mattered not what our excuse was, that had e not been so adamant about the long delays at the crossing when freights pulled in all the freight service would have been retained here instead of being re-routed to Wildwood. If this is the case, which we seriously doubt, we apologize, especially to guys like Benny Van Winkel, a friend and neighbor who laughed like crazy u hen ye informed him about the telephone call from this certain lady. Hen's a veteran of Vietnam and a Christian. lie drives the bus which takes our children to church each Sunday. Instead of screaming about the situation, Bc, is making the best of it. ,,That woman is out of her mind," Ben told us - WORLD - Portugal's Dictator - From dictatorship to dictatorship In thirty years, with afew passes at democracy on the way. That Is India's record one probably unparalleled in all of history. Mrs. Gandhi has finally gone the last mile. Using a political strong arm, she has engineered a basic change In the laws under which India is governed to eliminate the crimes of political malfeasance of which she as found guilty last June. Additionally she has changed the constitution to preclude a review of her case by the supreme court. The actions, which are retroactive, now permit her name to be expunged from the list of convicted persons and launders her public record. Then, having gone the last mile, Mrs. Gandhi went the last inch. She decreed that the news media should not be permitted to advise the Indian public of what she had done to tamper with her country's laws. They only know that her conviction has been reversed. And, apparently, she has gotten away with it, which certainly qualified her for a curient and valid card as one of the world's most active dictators. I .;2!==-W-=-~ F~ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI'A, CASE NO.: 75-993.CAO9.S COR DON A. TAYLOR, et a,, as Premier • Assembly a re- the as re- Open se nd pala TOM TIED DON OAKLEY °— tiotic, Session rev. entered - Libya Marks Anniversary Whatil About ,r;~~ The Right ( "- , \ Ref ugees' To Work? Best Hope . No people are more critical of themselves and their irtitutions than Americans, notes Leo Cherne, chairman of the International Rescue Committee. He attributes this quality to our belief tn humanity and progress. Bu sometimes we tend to be carried away by sell-criticism and our judgments take an actowards ourselves and those cusatory turn around us. Because our expectations are not reached as quickly as we had hoped, the bad In a situation begins to obscure the good, and frustration leads to greater self-censure. Cherne specifically has in mind the Vietnamese resettlement program, about which so much has been reported of failures and snafus. "In our impatience we overlook the enormity of this refugee movement," he writes in the committee's annual report covering its worldwide activities in 1974. At no time have so many refugees come to our country so suddenly, he points out: 130,000 In the brief span of 10 weeks. We forget that the massive exodus of 675,000 Cubans to the United States was spread over 15 years. In the aftermath of the Hungarian revolution in 1956, only 35,000 refugees came here, spaced over a six month period. There have been breakdowns in the Vietnamese program. Yet on the whole, this has been a remarkable success story, says Cherne, with Americans responding to the' emergency by opening their national door to yet another uprooted people. More than 50,000 of the 130,000 Vietnamese refugees found new homes within 10 weeks after the fall of Saigon, even though this vast imud migration occurred "with unprecedented suddenness denness and without preparation, either material or psychological, among the refugees or their hosts." - Canines are In the news, which seems appropriate since we are now In the midst of what are called the "dog days." More accurately, a couple of recent stories concern the owners of dogs and what is being done to curb the environmental impact of their permissive attitudes toward their pets. Item: From Shaker Heights, Ohio, it Is reported that a gentleman there has Invented something called a Dog Potty for good-neighbor dog.walkers.It's a plastic container on the end of £ cane-shaped shaft. To put a dog more at ease, the container Is shaped like a miniature fire hydrant, and for the convenience of night-time dog-walkers, there's a flashlight attached to the hand grip. The inventor, William L. Schmleler, says he got the idea a few years ago when a woman threw a rock at him for letting his dog make use of her lawn. Since then, Shaker Heights has passed an ordinance requiring dog owners to clean up after their pets. Item: From France comes the news that the city of Paris is about to begin the construction of the world's first public flush toilets for dogs. -4" 2"M 10 w Legal Notice .- - and .- .i Earlier in this century the father of organized . .1 labor, Samuel Gomprs, admitted that the 1~7~ 4'1~ -4 0 1 . movement was not neessarily for everybody. "There may be here rnd there a worker," he said, "who for certain easons unexplainable to us does. not join a unu*'r)f labor. This is his right no matter how morally rong he may be. It is his ,• legal right and no one can dare question his exercise of that legal r4ht." .1 . I,/ . As Americans pause nee again to honor the progress of its working nen and women, It would be well to remember, hwever uncomfortably, that such progress does lot yet include for some Sam Gompers' guarante of freedom of choice. The emotionalism of unionization in many par ts of t he na tion donot yet recognize the right of la bor ers to go It done; for many in the democracy the right tork Is granted only by 1 union authority. Example 1. Lesley !town, a middle-aged Ly ç restaurant worker from h.rion, Ill,, and a union NE& member for 14 years, IT her job at union insistence because she patronized another restaurant which forbad unionization. As it " And the trunk is big enough to hold the list pre I n the other s'est$rant belonged to her son azil Mrs. Brown'$ patronage was as maternal as anything elsö But too bad. She had one dollar bills." to seek work elsewhere. ExaUple 2. In 1945, enRtalnment titan Cecil B. De$ille was arbltrarl) assessed a $1 contributbn, by the ArnerlcflFederat1on of Radio Letter To The Editor Artist* for use in polit1cobbying with wl;lch DeMII disagreed. Wbeflhe refused to pay, Kwiatkowski Rapped higher taxes to bear the burd of these higher DeMur lost a $100,000-a.yr job with the Lux Radiolheater, and to hi*jeath had been forpriced properties not so as&ed. due to union dlsfavr, from working for Alter a job well done b.he property apbiddei, When the State of Florida passed a law requiring every county to reassess all properties praiser, in readjusting the inequities Corn. either radio or TV. Eunple 3. Four Florid construction men to their fair market values, the Seminole missioner Harry Kwiatkovi denounced Mr. League of Civic Associations, at the request of Goembel for obeying the lie law which had have'ecentIy filed suit chaing a Jacksonville some 25 member homeowners organizations been underassessed to ma assessments fair Ufll(fWith violating their stae-protected right t invited property appraiser Terry Goembel, to and equal to all. This wour well founded work Three of the four allege they were attend our next meeting In order to brief us on motive for entering the resessment picture. dlsn$sed from jobs for no joining the union. In addition, Comrfllsner Kwiatkowski Thhurth says he was fored to quit by union the necessity of this law. After being briefed, the membership voiced charged us with not atten4 the budget review meters who objected to Is union criticism. PWglffs charge that one inion member in. its concern about reassessment, and was invited work sessions with the ccnissioners. The truth Is, we were ter invited to do so. tinted their freedoms ofoice by wearing a participate by Mr. Goembel. The Leagues' reasons were obvious, since It When a delegate of the Lwe did so at the only sustive pistol in his bell Tie issue here is, of courseas old as the union had turned up information whereby many large session remaining after d challenge; he was tracts of lands with values of upwards of $1- told -This was not apubliearing and he had no mQement itself. Seeking brgalning strength million were assessed at only $40,000, etc., while say in matters." Howevwas invited to Listen thigh unity, unions have torn the beginning the homeowners in the area were by and large in. How can we give ipuihen we nave no say? sot compulsory membersip as the Ideal, and Matt McLeave, thèiuethods used to enforce Ltave at tunes been assessed at 60 to 80 per cent of full value. We too harsh for mulUlylng num be rs of Treasurer h4rih immediately saw the unfairness of such ' Seminole ague of pçle who, with increa.ld education and Le taxa tion. Civic Associations 1ic1al stability, are reelling at many The results of this re-valuation was uMUeral union actions. eyeopenihg, when we realized many higher fi'e National Right to Wek Committee, a priced homes and properties were for some time Letters to the editare welcome. tervative lobby sponsore In large part by extremely under-assessed. And when so onThey should be ibrkf as possible and covered would result in a large reduction in the iistrial management iflt*sts, says 71 per millage, thereby rendering the average comment on matteri general interest. * of the public, accordig to polls, now The letters shoulilsI %iIth Issues and avoid "eves Ameri,'ans should ave the right to homeowners new taxes to remain very close to rk regardless of their unk sentiments. their 1974 tax levy, if not in some cases lower, personailtie& The editor res the right to edit those lloweier, those properties which were far espIte the weary age o(he right to work rhaps some letter' for reacta ipace, but will exercise ument, and the appa rent *ppnrtive ;nx of under-assessed would increase by pe nt; rightly so, since the average great care that the let of the tatter is not lost r t peeple, t he re has b 600 or 700 per ce precious little editing. had in the ress for freedom of choi hom'owier •--•a _4 __________________________ k% J - a ' Financier Decides To Leave sa - . I CALENDAR HOROSCOPE _______ _ as 2, are - - - - - - - If Even - - , , a HOSPITAL NOTES - _______________________ - - JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD New - - Monday, Sept. 1, 1,13-5* Gains Widespread Support P - Ecuador Chief Ousted After Intense Battle _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, tice NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CITYOF 5 hereoy given Ihat the ALTAMONTI SPRINGS. Board of Adjustment of the City of FLORIDA Sanford will hold a Special Meeting Notice of Public H,artn QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — to them, and thus the soldiers president, on Sept. S. 1975, In the City Hill it Plintiffi, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Gen. Haul Gonzalez Alvear, the will return to the barracks to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 11:30 AM In order to consider a Informed sources said Gen. MICHAEL vs the City Commission of the City of request torivariance in the Zoning .1 SHOUVLIN. chief of staff of Ecuador's continue fulfilling our specific Gonzalez had the support of it pertainS to side yard Altamonte Springs. Florida, that Ordinance etc. et &, armed forces, overthrew the tasks," the communique said, most of the army and of the air tback reou,reivients in Defendants said city CommiSsion will hold a country's military president, 5nqi fam:tv Residential Oi%tr,c' public hearing NOTICE OF ACTION Ecuador has been under mill- force and navy. They said the (a) T3 consider annexation 01 ihe Mayfair Subdivision (;en Guillermo Rodriguez tary rule since Rodriguez led a battle for control of the presi- TO LOUIS H DANCHO Beng more Suite 1960, Grant Derteau foflowing described prooeriy lying I,,ara, early today and occupied coup in 1972 against Jose Maria dential palace in Quito was the Tower and being in Seminole County, AS located at. 121 N. Summeri LISBON, Portugal (AP) the presidential pa lace In Q ui to Velasco Ibarra, the elect ed only violence. Avenue, Florida. to wil: Dayton. Ohio Support was widespread today for Portugal's new premier, Vice. Adm. Jose SE s of SE'4 of NE' of NW'. B. I Perins YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an after a brief but intense battle. Gonzalez deployed troops and aitlon for da mages for breach of a Chairman IS Tsp 2 1 . Rage 25 to the Pinheiro de Azevedo, but th ere was no letup in t he Informed sources said a matanks around the pala ce la te guaranty agreement and to tore corporal, limIts of the City of BOard of Adj ustment position to th e appointment of his pro-communist Jor ca use of the coup was disPublish Sept I, 1975 Sun da y ni ght and demanded closure mortgage on he following Altamonte Springs, Florida, and fbI To consider also the question DL P.11 predecessor, Ger. Vasco Goncalves, to head th e a rmed sa t isfaction with the drop in oil property in Seminole County, that President Rodriguez and assigning ° Florida: forces, revenue resulting from adhesign. The president rejected the A portion of Section 29. Township toning classIfIcation of Commercial IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Pinheiro tie A.evedo, a 58-year.olj career officer, conrence to the price hikes of the Neighborhood (CU) to said 5O,jlh, Range 30 East. Seminole demand and order ed the 300FLORIDA £ 1GM T! I NT H (erred Sunday yith military and po li ti cal leaders in P(Opeity that classilication is Organization of Oil Exporting County, Florida, and more per. man presidential guard to JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE decribed In the toning ordnanc,s ticularly described OIIO WS search of members of his cabinet. Countries. COUNTY, FLORIDA. slit. Commence at th inIecction of the City of Altamonte Springs. CIVIL ACTION No. 73-1617*1 Socialist leader Mario Soares, whose withdrawal in July There was speculation that Florida, to wit Ordinance No 22173 The The guard opened fire wi th "i NorthrIy right of way line , the new regime would cut the s from the Goncalves government precipitated the conLake Howell Lane with the Easterly and as amended and supplemented. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF guns on the links. The present zoning right of way line of Lake Howell tinuing crisis, reiterated his refusa l to return to t he pr ices of Ecuadorean oil to inctasslfication CHARLES M MILLER, SR Witnesses sa id the light tasted Boulevard (State Road Number 136, ofsald property sAgricuittjraI 1 (A. Husband crease sales. cabinet until multi-party democratic rule Is restored. But 1) as that classification is described and UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. less t ha n an hour. toot right of way as In the it was the co Soarestoldthea(JItliraltwouIdnotobstr uct his efforthto zoning Ordin.nct's ce the t'ut1th; run thence North (AP) The United Nations Gen, Gonzalez and FRANCIS MILLER. regulationS of Seminole County, improve the political and economic situation, 511d ol'jtion on the west coast of General Assembly opens a 12, presidential palace shortly degrees 07' II" East Witt Florida, Northerly right of way line a South America in four days. day special session today aimed after 3 a.m. and took over the distance The Public Hearing will be held In of 77995 feet to the point of NOTICE OF ACTION the City Hall. Altamonte Springs, The presidential palace in at the economic uplift of the reins of government, beginning, From the point of Florida. on the September 9, 1973. at beginning 'thu5 described return iAma, Peru, Ecuador's neigh. Third World. TO: Francs fr,tiier P M or as soon thereafter as South H degrees 07' 11" Wet a 729 S Lee Street bor to the southeast, changed A conciliatory approach to possible, at which time ln?er.s'ed dst,rurp of 779 95 feet to s.,d TRIPOli, I.thva I tP VIduySta. Genr9a 3 1 61 1.11)% ii ccle[)rtttil (lit' sixth hands on Friday when Presi- the proh!eucs of the have-nut parties ar'i citizens icr and ac3rt or'lrrCf.Cemrnt, run thence Ncrth along said the proposed anjieiation anniversary today of Col. Moammar Khadafy's and zonng degrees Si' 73" West dent Juan Velasco Alvarado nations was expected from the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED will be heard. revolution yith displays of booming military and Fasterly right of way line of Lake was ousted by Gen, Francisco United States following overSaid hearing may be that a proceeding for enfor cement EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Howell Boulevard a distance of continued from time to time econornic Inight acLornpanied by the threat of a severe until and modification of Final Judgment Morales Bermudez, his pre- tures by Secretary of State CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 791 02 feet to & Point; run ihenc finAl aCtIOn IS tbktn by the C;ty Dissolving Marriage has been filod crackdown on dissent. moler, army chief of staff and Henry A. Kissinger last month. COUNTY, FLORIDA. North 67 degrees 1)' 00" East a Commission against you and you are required to This notice shall be ost CIVIL CASE NO. 74•fl3ICA•o9.D dstanc at In the last two weeks the nation's leaders have decreed of $25 feet more or less to defense minister. serve a copy of your written But except for a promise of 6 the waters of Howell Lake run City Hall within the City of defenses, If any, thereto or' lis diplomats consider the harshest in their six-year However, the Peruvian coup mnillion tons of food aid In the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. slid Altamonte Springs. Florida, and r' Southeasterly along r ul e, three (3) other places within the Petitioner's attorneys, whose names IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor waters to a point whicrt was bloodless. 1976 fiscal year, there has been poration, bears North and addresSes appear below, on or etc. One law prescribes life imprisonment for "any Libyan 7degreesol'19"west from the point City, and p'jbfished in the Evening before kplem fits 17. 1975 The number of casulties in no advance indication of what P'3n1jtf. of beginning, Herald, a newspaper run thence South 7 ho conveys worrisome news regarding the internal of general the original tnereof with the Clerk of 'S the lighting in Quito was not Washington will propose. circulation in the City of degrees 07' 49" East a distance of 749 situation in manner that will harm Libya's prestige and A?tamonte this Court either before Service O Springs, and Seminole County, Petitioner's attorneys or immediately known. But the CARLTOP DUNNING and ARCHIE feet. more or less, to the point The American position was to DUNNING, rn a k a Lavonia Dunning, beginning Florida, once *#W for at 1s1 four hich yill shake c1)nfidence in it abroad," Lands thus describid ousted president apparently be outlined this afternoon in a hiS wife, to the mediately thereafter. otherwise a (1) consecutive weeks prior contain 1975 acres more or less. Al default will be entered against you was not hurt. Informed sources speech prepared for Kissinger. date of the Public Hearing, the Defendants has been filed against you and you of the first publication to the date of for the relief demanded in the are required said an air force plane was Because the secretary of state to serve a Copy of your Petition. AMENDED on the tail publication, both dates In. written defentes, if any, to it being readied to carry him to is still tied up in the Middle Witness my hand and the Seal of NOTICE OF ACTION Stephen J. Bozarth, Esquire. ctusiveshall not be less rnant wenty. exile. thiS Court on the 13th day of August, East, it will be delivered by the eight (21) days In addition, notice Piantiffs' attorney whose adjrejs , BUI';Nos AIRES, Argentina lAP) Charles A. Lock. be posted in the area to be A D. 1975 Gen. Gonzalez and his associ- new chief American delegate, fO CARLTON DUNNING Pott Office Box 1171. Suite 1601, CNA Residence unknown considered for annexation and (SEAL) ytx4s.ajd the leftist guerrillas who held him captive for 58 Tower, Orlando, Florida 37902 on ates said in a communique that Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Arthur H Beck*ith. Jr toning.t least flftten (IS) days prior uefore September 12, 1973. days two years ago told him "th ey never squeeze t he and file they w ou ld "return power to ciCler k of Circuit Court YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Kissinger in a speech in Mil. r' t original with the Clerk of this to the date of the Public Hearing. By Elaine RiCharde same lemon twice." DATED this 2Sfh day of July, AD, viliansintheshortest period of waukee on July 14 told the de- action for foreclose a mortgage on Court either before service on Deputy Clerk 1575 Me following property in Seminole "Argentina is my home, and I have no intention of time." Ptantlffs' attorney or immediately s'eloping countries the United County, Florida: S Phyllis Jcrdahl, ROBERT M. MORRIS Of thereafter, otherwise a default will leasing," said the British-born financier after a $25 "The civilians must begin to States was prepared to underLot 30 and that pert of (.0? 31, be entered City Clerk HUTCHISON & MORRIS against you for the relief million ransom)) secured his release then, or ganize themselves to assume take Joint efforts to alleviate OAKLAND HILLS. described as demanded i the Complaint or of the City o 11 Post Office Drawer H Altamonte Springs, Fla. Sanford, Florida 37771 fotlowt' Beginning at a point on the Petition But leftist guerrillas kidnaped Ik'oodagain a month the responsibility that belongs their economic problems. P0110 Aug IS, If, 251, SepI. 1, Aflorzwys for PetItioner curve of the East fight of-way line 0f ago. And after the police killed (our of his captors Sunday WITNESS my hand and seal of 1975 Encino Way at the intersection with this Court on August 7, 1975 PubllsJ', Aug 19, 23 1, Sept. 1, I, 1975 and rescued him, a servant at his home said he left the DEP.1I DEQICa the Southerly line of Lot 30, thence (Seat) coun tr y with his wife and two da u ghte rs. South dl degrees 5 79 East along Al Clerk of'ttse Court the Southerly line of Lot 30 for a By Lillian Jenkins distance of 135 07 feet; thence North As Deputy Clerk NOTICE 6.1" 37' 35" West for a distance of PUbtith ' Aug It 1 75, Segt I. 1975 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONE,4S, AS PRIME SPONSOR 10399 feet; thence North 51 degrees DEO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. HEREBY NOTIFIES THE PUBLIC OF ITS 50' 35" West for a distance of 25.66 GRANT SUBMITTAL TO THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF feet to the point of beginning, ac SEPT, 1 LABOR FOR FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1.05.71$ RECEIVED UN SEPT. RESOLUTION rcrding to the pta? thereof DER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT Skating party to benefit Seminole High School Band recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 64 of ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER (CETA) By BERNICE HEDEOSOL of 1973, TITLE VI, Seminole High School Band, Parents meeting, band room, the Public Records of Seminole KIMBROUGH, SECONDED BY Tfilsprogram. which iS necessitated by the high untfrplayment rate, is COMMISSIONER KWIAT. County, Florida 7:30-9:30 p.m., Melodee Skating 7:30 pin. designed to Create jobs in local units of g'verament, private non profit, KOWSKI. THE FOLLOWING local state and federal agencies within Seminole County for Seminole For Tuesday, September 1975 you RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED AT C hs been filed against you and ounty residents Slim 'n Trim, 10 am, and 1 are requlr to serve a copy i your ThE REGULAR MEETING OF SEPT. 2 All available positions registered with the Florida State Em. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. written defenses, i any, to it p.m. Monday and Wednesday, ployment Office, applicants must be Seminole County residents and must Sertoma Club of Longwood ARIES (March 21-April 19) you responsibility-wise. yet you RICHARD H ADAMS, JR. of Gray, MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE be unemployed a minimum of 30 days. SCC's South Seminole Center. Adams. Area, noon luncheon meeting,_ _ Call Har atfrill & Robinson, p* . COUNTY. FLORIDA ON THE fl Don't try to attend to several must PRIME SPONSOR: SeminoleCounty, Board of County cmmi5inq5 DAY OF JULY. A D. 1975 Seminole Community meet obligations head-on. Quality Inn, SR 434 & 1-4. orneys. whose addreis impor ta nt matters today at the Don't sweep anything under the College's Community Services s 401 East Robinson Street, P.O. Chairman same time. You'll wind up with Pno 105$. OrIaroo. Florida 12802. on rug. UNIT OF GOVERNMENT: County SEPT. 3 for reservations. WHEREAS. the Board of County nr before the7itp, day of September. in even bigger muddle. POPULATION' 131.111 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) Advanced Gun.smithlng, 7-10 1975. a nd file the original with the Commissioners. Seminole County, TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED; 736 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're going to meet opposition p.m., 8 weeks, S-206. Call Florida. has been petitioned by the Sanford-Seminole Art clerk of ?hi5 Court either before TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO TERMINATE PROGRAM 126 It's not a good day to tackle today regarding an issue YOU Seminole Community College's AssociatIon, 6:30 p.m,, Civic Service on plaintiff's attorneys or reSidents of the Woodlands area, DURATION OF GRANT: September), 1575 tnru June30. 1976 located within the confines of a trying mental tasks. Your feel very strongly about. Community Serirces for Center, for covered dish sup-- immediately thereafter; otherwiSe FIR!:') ONTHS HIRING GOAL: default will be entered against you Precinct 47, requesting a Municipal ii New Participant, thoughts won't be well. Neither party will yield. per. Joe Mathieux will conduct for the relief demanded in the Services Taxing Unit be established reservation. 19 Carry over participants from existing titles said Icc organized. Major mistakes will area, hereinafter called SAGGI'IFARIUS (Nov. 23complaint a critique. the BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS Woodlands Municipal Services WITNESS my hand and seal of result. Administration Dec. 21) Be very careful today $ Altamonte Woman's Club, 10 Taxing Unit and 11001.970 Parlicpant Wages Parent Effectiveness, 7 p.m. this Court on August 111h, 1975, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) how you handle property of a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic WHEREAS, Florida Law under (SEAL) $111913 Participant Fringe Benefits It's a bad time to assume ad- others. Don't ask to borrow Center, Speaker Capt. David SCC's South Seminole Center, authority Arthur H Beckwith, Jr of Article VIII, Section 1 SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS TO BE SERVED (t) and Article VIs. Section 9 (b) of Clerk of the Circuit Court ditional financial obligations, your friends car to run errands. Gunter of Altamonte Springs 12 weeks. For reservations call Black 60 the Constitution of the State of By ' Elaine RiClsarc)e Fernalellead of Household 25 SCC Community Services. Live wi thin your means, or CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Poli ce Dept. Florida, and under authority of Deputy Clerk do you'll be robbing Peter to pay 19) Your one-to-one relations Florida Statutes (19711, Section Publish Aug. If. 23 & Sept 1, I, 1975 12 Over 53 SEPT. 9 12S 01 (1) (q) and (r), and Section DEQ 106 Paul. will cause you a few headaches SEPT. 4 90 Economically disadvantaged 700 071 i) provides for the Central Florida Sheltered CANCER (June 21-July fl 6 Es Of fer today. Forest City Elementary an old ally may IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND establishment and procedures for I Handicapped you expect anything done right make some unreasonable School First Grade Open uou.se, %%orkships annual meeting, 8 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, providing for the development and p.m., Sun Bank Comm Community FLORIDA maintenance of recreational sir. today you're going to have to do demands. 7 Pm. help reiieve the unemployment Wing e*p,rlencsd in Seminole County viceS and facilities arid also CASE NO.: 7S.ttS.CA.09.B Room, 200 S. Orange Ave., for the Jobs have been created in the areas of Education. Social Welfare. Safely It. Don't attempt to delegate AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19, SEPT. S GORDON A TAYLOR. develovmnt and maintenance Of Agetcies, Law Enforcement, Publ, Health, Utilities and Services, Orlando, responsibilities. Your work habits are likely to et at, plantings, landscaping and other Grant Application may be examined at Seminole County Branch Of Lyman High School Athletic Plantiffi. Improvementi LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In be a bit slovenly today of a Ike nalure lice, Manpower Planning Division. Seminole Plaza, Highway 17 92 436, within the public areas of the Casselberry, Florida. or at the Seminole County Courthouse, Room 313, order to be a good guy you're especially if you're asked to do Boosters will sponsor a bar. SEPT. 10 Seminole Youth Woodlands Municipal ICHAEL J SHOUVL,lN. becue at 5:30 th Services Unit Intergovernmental Coordinator's Office, North Park Avenue, Sanford. p.m. wi swim Ranch, Inc. picnic-supper for &11etc ci Al. apt to make some promises something you th ink Is benea th NOW. 'THEREFORE, BE IT betwein the hours ofl;30 A M and 5.00 P.M Monday tltru Friday party in the new pool, sneak board members and staff and RESOLVED that the Board of Defendants today you won't really mean. you. Written commt'nts concerning this eppllcatin should be directed to, County Com missioner NOTICE OF ACTION s of Seminole preview of football team, and bus iness meeting, 7 p.m., 110 Manpower Planning Coordinator, Comprehensive Manpower Planning They'll be diffi cult to fulfill. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 TO PHILLIP W BAt DENHOFER County, Florida, set date of ) back to school dance at 8 p.m. Sweetbrier Longwood. ouvis: , Semlncle County Branch Office. e. Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You're prone to either be exSPECIAL ELECTION, for Suite 1940 Grant Deneau Tower Straw FIorida,37707, within 30d;ysotlhedateof this publication vote called for the Woodlands Dayton. Ohio Someone you're fond of might travagant or take material Publish' Aug 31, Sept 1. 7. 1975 DE0.1 Municipal Services Taxing Unit, for YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an put you on the spot today by risks today that have little Septembe. 73. 1975 action for damages for breach of making a request that will cost chance of paying of!. Stick with UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this Quaranty agreement and to fore NOTICE ctosurea mortqaqeonthefollow,ng 72 day of July, AD, 1975 THE BOARD UF COUNTY cOM",c,oE youout.of.pocketif you comply. sure things. PRIME ATTEST' property ir' Seminole County. ,PONSOR FQ 3EMuP.Ot,ff COUNTY. HEREBY NOTIFIES THE LIBRA (Sept. 23- Oct. 23 "h,r Ii Beckwith, Jr FIor PUBLIC OF iTS GRANT MODIFICATION SUBMITTAL TO THE AUGUST30 Charles This could be a tough day fir YOUR BIRTHDAY Clerk to the Board 01 A r,ortion of Section 79. Township UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FOR ADDITIONAL ' 'ivian C. Welsh 21 South. Range 30 East, Seminole County Commissioners in and Sept.!. 1975 FUNDS IN TH AMOUNT OF $230.30$ RECEIVED UNDER THE COM for Seminole County, FiociGa County, Florida, and more Sanford: PREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT (CETA) OF 1973, Edna Garceau, Deltona iou'il be otfered a couple of ___________ Publish Aug 25 & Sept. I. I. IS, 1975 TITLE I, MAKING THE TOTAL ALLOCATION TO SEMINOLE COUNTY ticularly described as Io'Iow. William m . G erson Albertson DEO III interesting business OF 5429.737 Commence at the interse-tion of Curley Bar be r BIRTHS the Northerly right of way line of propositions this coming year I4.97$ Orlgrial Grant AppI, itr'n Courtoy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lake Howell Lane with the Easterly IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE through new acquaintances. right of way line SiOSiOS of Lake HaveI Additional Allocatior, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Samuel E. Denney COUNT.RY CLUB ROAD (Linda) Giddens, a boy, SanScreen them carefully— one Boulevard (State Road Number 136, I CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5425.737 Total Allocation 4 miles w#st of Sanford linda A. Giddens f or d a 200 foul right of way as now COUNTY, FLORIDA. I has promise, the other' 'ss a loser. 1 . es fablishW, run thence North U CIVIL CASE NO. 7S-1441.CA.10 Mary D. Keeton The addnal receipt of 5301.309 well be utiliz ed to increase existing degrees 01' Al" East along said SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COW work and training positions arid will tate no sufficient change t t' Clifton I, Taylor Jr. DISCHARGES e North rly right of way line a PNY, a FIorid corporation, of the program Christopher S. Thompscn Delores A. Gilbertson distance of 77995 feet to thC point of Plaintiff, PRIME SPONSOR: Seminole C''jrt',, Its it U ounty ':ui"mis.uners Ethel M. Evey, Deltona beginning From the point of '1 NAME OF 04IT t i I t ED (,IIIC I. . Harvey H. Hale ':dnov L VihIen, Jr, Ch.xlr r'. beginning thus described return FRANCISCO SEGUNDO HERttAN Herman S. Wasser, Deltona Clifton I. Taylor Jr. South SI degrees 07' II" West a D[Z. ,tli OF :PUVERNMEN T, County Bernice Worthingtc n, Calvin Thompkins distance of 77$ 9S feet to said point of AREA SERVED emmnoIe Deltona John C. Waltrich, Deltona commencement, run thenct 'rth .JTICE OF ACTION POPULATION 134.1$1 TO FRANCISCO SEGUNDO 73 devrer's SI' ')S" ',V it bald 'TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED 631 Robert Janego, Lake Mary L ea!tt,' i right .)t 4av line of Like — HENNANDEZ TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO TERMINATE PROGRAM 441 i'',sll Boulevard a distance Of Residence Unknown SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS TO BE SERVED Dls('IIAR(;E..s 79$ 07 fist to a point, run thence 3 Black YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an North 67 ciegret's II' 00" Eat' a action for foreclose a mortgage on 65 Reteiving Pvt,Vc AS5%!enu, tht following property in Seminole (tistance Cl 925 let more or lets to Handicapped 15 Sanford: the waters o f Howell Lake. run 74 County. Florida' Veterans 'thomas V. Fitzpatrick Sunday's high 91. Overnight thence Southtaster:y along said $ Lot Offenders 1. B1ock 'o'', THE Richard T. Ilamehn low €9. waters to a point which bears North MEADOWS, UNIT ONE. a:cordlng 260 White Over 55 Moody D. Harden recorded in Partly cloudy through 7decreeso7' £9" West from lhe point to the plat thereof f beginning, run thence South 7 Plt Book 15. Pages 66 107— Female 67, of the Elsie Kibler Tuesday with a cha nce of degrees 07' 49" East adistaruceof 131 715 Public R ecords of Seminole County, Youth Mildred Lind thundershowers, highs in the feet. more or Florida 77 — Adult Re'anuistes to the punt of sIr,rvir RfIC ,,n,t It,.. Qe'L I IAn;4 1' IAl('k!'t, ;.. Iwninnrin I ,i,,1e the t.e,' Pie h..., i;u.. ,t 1 OrLT,n,. r t IN BRIEF - federal court already has ruled that the President Gandhi The much admired Voltaire said: "Though I may disagree with what you say, I will defend to the death your right to say it." Those same words could be applied to a subscriber of The Herald who called this desk on Friday and literally chewed us out, saying it was our fault that the Seaboard Coastline was re-routing its traf (Ic from Jacksonville to Florida's West Coast. At least four freights will no longer be routed through Sanford. Instead, they'll be going to Wildwood and then down the West Coast, which means that a minimiun of 60 employes in the local yard will either be transferred or out of work. And, according to one of our readers, The Herald is responsible for these people and their families. "You put them out of work," she said over the telephone the other day. "You and every other media has screamed so long and so loud about the condition of the time it takes to cross the tracks at SR 46 and First Street that the railroad just finally gave up. instead of taking any more of your criticism, they said "to hell v ith it all" and pulled their trains out of here," she said. "So don't you be blaming anyone but The Sanford Herald and that other rag that comes into Seminole County for those people twine out of work, __~~ . yesterday.''There isn't a soul in Seminole County, including to that worked out there (at the Seaboard Band Yar), that knows how Important an overpass Is. W' need it. It's that simple." Our lad' caller tolni uS that she had lived on First Street loner than we had been alive and she's She also informed us that there are probably ight. other roues an emergency vehicle can take Instead of being led up at the SR 46-First Street crossing. She pay be right. we know from first hand experience that at tj&t has taken 40 minutes to get across those track ,waitlng for a train to move, and in an emerglCY, whether you be a ','ictjni of an accident on lnttsthte 4 or a heart patient, we'd be the fL-st to say tht time is of the essence and an overpass Is neede Ye, ,A e'll take the blame if you can call it that to the Seaboard Coastline pulling those four freigis out of here. just Lope the officiali of the SCI, didn't do it bectse of our insistence on an overpass. Too, we hopour lady caller isn't one of those who needs to get .TOSS those tracks cnroite to the hospital when frght is tying up traffic fa those 40 minutes. pose Defense ~,~,,,,I h''l ef Schlesincpr In A Fog :i1 . :. ... Pi t The nearby Newport naval facility offered to cheek: "I know can find the U.S. as long as ?osca Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, whose opera wig. and White Iouse Justice du ties Include leading the Navy, got lost in a fog p ide him wi th a sui ta ble boat to pursue the we continue flr4My only concern is whe ther it Officials, metIng behind clol doors to bo l ter : ni It , birds. But th scrupulous Schlesinger turns out to hew York or Newport." off the Rhode Island coast a few days ago. the nation's antinarcotics be, unaccountably For mmu they tried to figure by charts, selected two young novices handle unt hear tj it. Instead, he a ccepted an offer He ventured out to sea, it seems, In hot purthe plansuit of two rare seabirds. Splashing through a fn'ii his friend and assistant, Bing West, who compass and edings whe re they were. They fling. They are White hious udget officer Ed churning sea in a 23-foot motorboat, he gave possesa:'J .165-horsepower motorboat ad equa te solved the myy by asking a sail boat skipper Johnson and Ju!tice polic maker Jonathan who happenee. They were less than a mile Rose . The latter's main alificatlon is his chase to a shearwater, a bird that shears the tops for bird '"asfng. away, it Sit out, f rom their targ,t, the father's friendship wi th Ilk d Nixon of the waves wi th its wings. Not only did Thus, on August J!, Sehle.singer. ('.ardner and Pentagon chief lose his bear ings but he became West z.ct 1rth on thei' ornithologcal quest. They familiar PEkidi th , ft.!., landmark. The CIA notonlytriedtoi er tip it., , efforts to Or e ash Schlesinger had much to say •... sliithtiv seasick. _, ._, , Lt , ' - ' WEATI'1IER - - - GRAMKOW * -- - as an4 - - '.,. s,.., .._.. �____________________ 'k •'• q - C-) _.•• I - ,. ••4• 7 p ,.--..- iJ'-: - .— . __ -- — .-." c.. 4 . .. . : - - '— ''L' . i' ." . . ii " - T . .. • . .. +: - Legal Notice tlI I. t 4 $%, i &- __________________ ___ - ____ ___ / _____ . .'. - -, '- r . - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Op FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE SbPfrwYOqkfl1O7 - . . L . . — - Syricuse Savings SERVE 6 Dale Wright Presicterit PARCEL No ItS DE ART MENT OF TRANSPORTATION Scotia, New York 37107 PARCEL No ItS SEMPNOL COMPUTER SER SERJE John W Spurdle THE STATE OF FLORID& TO n cr5 rust Company Greencastf PennsylvanIa 17725 I, -.. ' — : " ' _________ luIrIpq. - . ______ ( .5' , A 4.' a.- •1c 1 , -L 'i ' ______ _____________________________ tis? ih1 h7 %( ' •" ** ' - -i • :'. - ________________________ .'..a ,...._,,,P? - . - T I '6Y• -- * . '.. - - -______ _-:r F. ., -_1". 4 "i b • 4 ' i i J '5 . .. - American Lrqur PITCHING (11 Decisions)East Moret. Rcn. 117, 816. 3 79 W I, Pcf. 08 Palmer, thaI, 70$. 7)1. 7 16. Si P I cc, flcn 17 7. 708. 361. - Pa,t.,,ior,' PiyIevn, Mm. 11 6. 700. 7 89; ) J Si B> THE/sS&K.!ATED PRESS .•. Wouldn't it be ircriic if Bill and the' are tdttin six Sosa' Lid it h PUNS g game n it. form, returned to knock the don noted. The Phillies' John Mon. •. slon Ut! VC, 87 . ' .,. 't. the Chicago Cubs Canton in the seventh inning ?,tiIwaijI,.,. thatricochetsoff first basefor a kept Oakland 7L games ahead " k n $ and took a 3-0 lead In the first Mets 5-2, 4 PPd rain The Oakland-Boston game 1111! single In the fifth "If we • -' - (150 a? bats)— (.ty 77 60 SiS ' CreW. 0 370. Lynn. (Iso, 67 69 493 Ii', 331. Munson. PlY. 317; Wash 65 69 185 IS', ' Kansas leans Chicago ' , — - - Cecleno ifin. 42; Car . r'enal. Chi, 7$ - - • -.- ' bI • g sliced to six games. doubleheader opener before after the Bray took the the winni V division leaders. 11 hits and that should be 0 H&iy Rainussen who 0oined Segul was unable to check the Oakland 8. Boston 6 _____________________________________________________ ers.. Rookie Dave Moates had wasn't surprised when they re- later drove In another run with with eighth-Inning help from [)ave Parker and doubles by tooktheleadforgoodwlth a run in a pair with a homer and TheSanfordAll-Stars,asexpected, are in the winners Ron Cey belted two home The four team, double-elimination tourney sas the Allac game and Steve 'z eager also hIt _ career ws CiUtcii eighth- . himself while taking his warm- by. Cm. 91. oa after By The Associated Press Jerry Morales' Quarterback Matthew Reed the tg second year [10 in the ninth sent the second .1 A Bisttlne, widower MI Sanlancto Springs Drive LOIlOWOOd. Florida PARCEL P4 uS home runs by Atlanta's Mike set up another with a 28-yard pass and Uwew an action point in the Vulcans' 214 World Football League victory Saturday over the u-eveport Steamer The Braves ison the opener as Phil Niek,ro scattered eight hits, making Ryan's Connie interceion 'efore an announced crowd of Birmingham. a success. Ryan was named to replace Clyde King Saturday 18,700 at 1fl 56vtteqs uwiii National League 'tinnesota at Clevelan'1 t' II W ,, - c' -"' --: -' '. a,, s,is L Pct. Connors On D 7? 6) 511 1 77 63 51] 4 Craicaoo Montreal 67 74 .156 Iii, 58 7% 136 I? 11 ss'i ais'i S 7a all %I' Ta..r.., W.niirq i4aa,ei I T hItt .r au.0 ______________ AP Y DaVIS ('ip kI r a etitIon while -- the i s.flwert, 69, David Graham, 71, ,omen s e1m A.sSoCLation place votes in parentheses, last dIvision I Frances's Georges Goern 6-3, 6-1 Chris Evert, women's 18-16-14-1210 9 8-74-5-4 3 21 UnIon 6.0,6-3 to mo'e into the third round the poll, rectising one first J — i sa,a'j aiia&aC>' , B u5'c150fl I)4 his team's the Jacksonville Express ensae S Vero Beach to State sixth, Netraska seventh, 10 Fort PIerce Central I Oklahoma •, 57 70 930 Class AAA 2 Titosvlle Astronaut 731 157 B for that first touchdown and any 16 Aritonix l9,Arkansas 9 70 Gainesville Buchhc4: I Punts Gorda Charlotte 13.4. SectIon 77550. saId survey line line adistanceof ISO feet, thence run feet to the end of Said curve, thence PARCEL No Ill Inc Block 'D', Of 0 R Mitchell's eatension of the West line of Lot 261 Road ill, thence run Easterly along ft South nO the Southeast corner Pesdnt Agent toplat recorded in Plat t3ook 1. page tIle Pnnt of fleonning. arid LESS Range 30 Fat? for th end o tht PARCEL No 117, 700 ac3ement Corp way line of State Road S 13.4. and the East. a dlstanceof 191501 feet to the Cornmenct. at a poInt 0 45 feet South Ludie I Darnell, widow Pe%dnt Agent Road 15600. thence run South on Northwesterly and having a radius Toianship 20 South, Range 30 East. PARCEL No Ii? said Southerly right of wa -I line of degrees 00' 00" a di$lar,ce of 36667 NorTherly and having a radius of way • I.Miarnl I sxi.rvpvuat annuai Ilaznbletonian Stakes by a for 11 yards. success honors nse In a fourth heat Ii* the preseason high ChriS'iin less SERVE United States flank of Jacksonville. Lots land? Weth r' Build rag H N arc of saict curve through a central distance of 151 66 feet th . 'T "L '- - D4v?n, 7 se ,, o s James C Gamble 180 Springwood Trail FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY 04 the amended Pta) of Blocks S 6 G -. f ii- ' 7 Asheville Piffibuqqh 9. Houston 6. 2nd came lxJ. rain Louis 5, Cincirv-aati 3 Olegn 6 Montreal o I). I A'aatgoe.cy Sava..aa' as 434 Ia o OvIn,fo i(riyePlI brmingta.m 7 Sunrise Apartments Birmungp,,m fl0tyilt 4, , Today s Games - r •, 4 89) MemphIs 1 1 .ari ('3 ego - , JoneS 78) 1. 't 'J ,' '}'''¼, "T .' . .s .,; "" .., ' "v,'3" e " ' I Easterly Tuesday 1V 1 ('s A1104'IC% s as 17) at PE PA Sunrise Apartments 750 enowond Feotida 500 II Anton 1 7 0 PAR' EL No 11? 1 1 67 125 esults J M H tt 1179 Iuskawilla Road Chica o pOrt and 0 PARCEL No ill S ,'Sfl Francisco 1 Memphis 31 Chicano at St LouiS In) P Hattaway ou country race concludhig a day long clinic for distance 15 Olto win the htleh school division lntter T I than y died r on WilHnJon) erlhsjrg SPiorect ner when th B C be means column be noticed by 2 - poes, pi rn Watson. Htn. LA. $7: Monday. Chi, U • ID); T Pere'. ' Mary F Hattaway Cm, 94 ' oo' effective' degrees 77' L8 West run WeSterly nlonqtbenrcof Sad curvethrougn a *thifl e.isting rights 04 way a g o way Arc:Io PARCEL NO 700 ated b distance of 93) 71 feet OLS theastecly along the arc of said S 131 Section 77580 and Southerly of said survey line saud (1) A triangular parcel 01 land in Lot feet South of the Southeast corner of curve through a central mngle to a point ii thru 21 public records of described survey line NOrth 79 degrees 5$ of the Yaest right of way line of wilhln existing rights of way and hnv,ng a radius of ico 86 teet to plat recorded in Plat Book 1 Northerly right of way line of State follows beginning of a curve concave to th J. page beginning of a curve concave tg the Book I page 70 public records of degrees SI 20 a distance of 363 37 (te-Urees 0000 a distance less South line of Section 37 Tc,wnSh p70 as follows Begin at the intersection Bertle Masten 1IEC,INNICIG eet South 00 degrees 39 IS run South $9 degrees 01 31 point 0 15 feet South of the Southnast v no is radius of 190986 feet wIthin existing righ i.04 way S10 feet, thence I nm a . nQefl FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY f04low Peqin at the intersection of parf of 8kk I onowood. Florida arid the Northerly right of way '.'.e •, Witdmere Sub 04 a curve concave to the Southerl9 )909 56 Semnolo County run South 131, run North along Aubrey Eugene Meeks NOrth 79 degrees 51 IS East a thence run South 7$ degrees 07 fl WA 'E RETENTION AREA as Containing 200 square ftp), more Of' follows' From the interS SuE Santando Springs _ __ .FSW T E . ___ - . - . - _________________ t said feet. thence run $9 degrees 0)' 31" East. , (Dli platrecordednptal800kl,paue Of *5. Begin a) the intersection of C&edove.henrsrnNorfls,rly Southeastertyak.rsga%traighti,neio c'ftP II 1St RdS des ibid — --.----- I '-.-- -. -..'. ' fUo ____ -' •- -- _t f --p - September A - "'' "i ' 4 Courthouse Sanford Florida its application for an Order of Taking ,n " ; - r -' '., xc' i- -4' may appaar at the arc ••.a',i j k5,, -' 0 191$ at 11 00 interested partI i " Seminole County Florida by the Honorable Kennetr M rri-, '1 ,, ' THOMASGFR 1' y Dane, "'" , or cta 3.701 cause wtc.i right, -\ - title, interest or as set •ovtn our? irs the Corn 32nd da,. of Arthur H Beckwdh. Jr ________ -________ — -- PUbli'ihAur 756. Sept I 15, t75 - iij' arid each of you as defendants 7: book 1, page Ill, public recordS of TOwnshIp :}" ' a' ' - £" ' -, -' " Section 32, Township 70 South. Coortaint and to sho* cause. if any E:sterly Ccntalninq 8,017 square feet the P&t't 04 ' Severatly notified that ?h plaintiffs lIed its Sworn Compta of toqetp,.q HI 1. SchmIdt, PPI, 31: Kingmafl, -: - 366 47 Taking heretofore filed in thiS cause angle'of 71 degree-s 5-4 3.1 a distance of a curve Containing 7697 square feet (0 c 7e' 3 07" East, a distance of public records of Florida C.srr, All, 9. Grifley. Cm. IS East a Begin at a point on the Southerly the Point of Beginning thence run Southerly extension of the West line 1909 II feel thence run of 1909 86 feet thence run Nor Easterly 10 tNt to 1h i'o NT OF 04 Lot 761 of the Town of Longwood Southeasterly along the arc of saict theatterly atOflC3 the arc of Said Buffalo at Cleveland Safety is a family affair. F EN I Add),on ,weshernc3t,o: of 730 37 feet to the end of curve Northwest coric of Said Lot 26.1 Westerly right of way line a diStance westerly isIning a straight line to a Masten - North right 4 way line of sad State beyond the new right of wy line for 1909 86 feet, thence run NOrthwait corner of said Lot 764. S 131. thence run East along State Road S 431 as located in Parcel SECTION 77550; STATE ROAD Southeasterly atong the arc of said thence run South 19 degrees 01 45" cad to the Sa drloht of way line fo the Point of Plo Il? 1. Proect Section No 77550 434; SEMINOLE COUNTY: curve through a central angle of 10 East. a distance of 191S01 feet eginning 76-09 degrees 51 20 a distance of 363 57 beginning of a curve concave to the DESCRIPTIONS PAPCfl PuO I feet to tIle end 01 said Curvt thence NOrthnterIy and h5v rig a rad us L -png (a) Northerly of an within 10 t8? Sanlancto Springs C) feet. more or FEE SIMPLE . RIGHT OF WAY plaint, tci wIt flalI,is 17 ttoiit'in Ii Ronald Be-ginning, thence run Easterl, along said right of way a distance tO intersection of the East line of sact to Plat recorded in Plat Book 1. page the Town of Longwood. according against any such deceased defen of 730 '57 fcc) to the end of curve, Block I. and the North right of way IlL public records of Seminole dan? or defendants, and all partIes thence run South 7$ degrees 07' ii" to phit recorded in Pla? Book 1. page Road S 431, thence run County, Florida (LESS existing having or claiming to have any East, a distance of 151 66 fee? to the 20. public records of Seminole ne of State rIghts of way) orth 150 feet. thence run West 160 right, title, or interest in and to the beginning of a curve concave ' the County, Florida, being 166 33 feet Street andthe South right of way line I ROad S 434. thence run South eloilu SadWest right 01 aarInecf Oxford distance of 19n 05 feet to the POINT run Northwesterly along a strjugn? OF BEGINNING line to the said South right of wa, South 151 3$ feet of that area in existing righisof usive ' t of or S. lyinQPlorth of the exclusive of rights way:n o*nsiiI partie-sclaiminoby through under North 79 degrees 51 15 East a Maitland Florida Staub, .'Grut'b,SD, Pth Lulinslil, Phi. CentralA;rCr)ndO Northwt corner of said Lot 764. FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY thence run South $9 degrees 01' " That part of '.t I ouls 14 San Diego 9 tIlTS (ash, Phi, 179, - Rose. I gave many of the golfer5 215 aLer rounds of 67 itnd Sst 20, putIic records of 5emnol, County, Flo-ida, being 1661) feet in 10)4. East Longwood Subdivi5ion, Drivp hsrrah 7 00011, Sanlando Sprinq 571 F 1)9 4,30 PorlInd Games can Degn at C irxinnali In) 1 5a b.i 4 o at Charlotte 7 7 Cl an Atlanta ' Winter Park Florida WORLD FOOTBALL - Earlier In the day bi 901 RaIlroad Avenue Winter Park, Florida PARCEL No 117 904 Railroad Avenue Ic's Angeles S New York 7 LEAGUE still 18 holes to play " he said. . ser1ous, LJaUrI PARCEL No Ii? I 4? CrIengi) (o'umti.jS at 901 Raflroad luvenue Winter Perk. Florida Sn Francisco S Philadelphia For Tb. University ti 5475 Florida. described as follow's; Beg'n Seminole Computer Services being plat recorded in Plat Book 1. page and. if ctea. PNCr unknown sPouse, and having a radus of 1909 86 feet. 5'tiøt'i 77580. Said survey line —— ____________________ therlyright of way lineof State Road of the Town of Lunqwood. according ContaIning 1.76] square feet (0010 feet. to a point on said curve. thence Oxford Street and the existnu I -- 01 Wayman Street and the Tallahassee, Florida 32)02 South 14 Range 30 Ens), for the end of thiS 30061 feet, tti'-nce run SO,I?PI 1 degre:' iv*ay's .4. Chicago I 9. 2nd ftn at a point on the Southerly Resident Agent Ptjiden? Agent ' II%,7I u II 300 cc? cit thp We's, 775 feet of 431, Section 77510, Said Survey line feet Sov$h of the Southeast corner of distance of 200 fct, thence run South recorded in Pta' Book. 3. page 60 SERVE PrentIce HaIl Northwesterly and having a radius 1O.S6 feet. thence run NorIf said defendants are living, and t c's Angel% 7, New York 0 Athotreal 5, Sn', Diego I Sunday's Reutts -- - a' beginning of a curve concave to the central angle of 16 degrees ' 30" a Coetanrir I') sare feet. more or Seminole curve through a central angle 0410 44 19 Fast run PlorthQ4degre, Covrm?F ri'° Eydie J Gamble 180 Springwood Trail 000 event. a o St ng 113 square feet. more or 490 Winter Park Mall Sviidavspt.,wI$.mi.ruaats Tampa 7, Miami I t Tam,e te-d bait Westrn Olv,iin Aflan' i Westminster Class A Tallahassee Leon has been fa. - ' IId ear's o $14,134 and has his e>es wc*ildn t go in. He ___________ ras.ss to pint recorded in Plat Book 1. - ---' ...........- (7) ALSO' Resident Agent 551 E Highway 134 Eastern In) )' 0flutr1 63 thence run South 7$ degrees 07' Ii" East, a distance of 151 66 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the 170 Evergreen Avenue lonqwoocj. Florid., Houston 7. Pittsburgh 1. 2nd ,_ lie has won onit one the ,,BCO ajj.'vfl, Wiui a itiw-i.it-i-Ound charge Class AA It Irs ji halftime whe 1011 7 Nebraska (Uferet game, the Hornets' position, andreplaced himfortherernainder of the season ' (511 Ii 00 5 S Calif burh I trates, susptndec 14 day's ago for rdusing to go good position. Ml ml (' lit ninth and Notre D Fergus, an All-Ameircan at the University of Houston, to Oak R n Inik bed , eran ne%er had the 7 Miami Jackcon and Ohio State fourth So th I -0 II ' 'I ' ', WilLie McCose al.Eu Associated Press res 151 - Onen "ott tournament r m not telling what it is. .: Secret or not, Ird w'. •I 1 i day, p1ay1ng u,815-yard En. JoieGollClubcou,rse in an even par 71 Sunday for a nine-under 4 for 54 ho! as lie was two shots ahead of the fasorit to cipture Class Don Iverson, who also carded a " part ef Block 8. North of Township recorded in Plat Book I. page Iii. line of Wildmcre, according to plat public records of Seminole County, recorded in Plat Book I. page lii. Florida, (LESS the West 177 feet, PARCEL NO HO PARCEL No 107 17 51 Atlanta a? (N raro cN ra.n FNDICOVF N Y . ua oe Peproto, Inc SERVE United States said State Road 5431. at a point IS feet West of the point of beginning, thence run East along said right Of Satas Final Osm.s St *wiven' '. Ht'utcin5 d'57R85 l)0 u Padres 6, Expos 0 being described as followS Begin at a point on the Southerly eateMon of the West line of Lot 26.4 of the Town of Lonqwood according PARCEL Plo 110 ation as cc Palm 7aacta 08 Pnilphma Sf 'louis Los Angeles 77 64 579 SEraneis-co 67 IS I : _________________________________________________ c 5" 04 730 37 feet to the end of curve of 730 31 feet to the end 04 curve thence run South 1$ degrees 07 II thence run South 7$ degrees 07 11 East a distance of 1S1 66 feet to the Fast a distance of 151 66 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the beginning of a curve concave to 'he Rodney W Cable .",1 Vulcansneeded to get back on the winning track, FE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY g pa recorded in Plat Section 37, Township 20 South Section 37. Township 70 South. cA 190986 feet, thence run Nor Book 1. page 5. public records of theas?ecfy atong the arc of said Range 30 East, for the end of thi5 Range 30 East. for the end of Ibis Seminole County. Fh)rida. West of cri survey line. r,rvP thrOugh a central angIe 0411 ciescribe.d survey iine State Road 15 600. and North of State deorees 00 00" a distance of 366 61 Containing 987 square feet (0073 Containing 71,470 square feet (0 In cr no as acre) more of lass CiCIive of acre) moreor less, eaclusiveof area feet to the end of curve, thence run follows Begin at the intersection Of Ploi-th i itegrees ,8' IS" Fast, a thn p,ifirig rights f way area .s INn a'v'?n ;ghts rrf ' '.a the North riqht rf iy Inc of State tca' of 111 ft to the bc' rnr'; ti ;. o C. Troy Ray lair Collector, m*note County Joyce M Cable Hcfd lying Northerly of and within 10 fee) run South $9 degrees 01' )1' E$st. a Fast a distance of 305 78 fee? thence Oakland at California, In) ornia at Detroit and Chicago at End went the distance for tb 'St.a :7, left to the end of Said curve, thence feet to the end of said curve, thence thence run South $9 degrees 01' iS" K antas City a? Chicago. tnt Raineswenttwo-for-fow-anddroveinar-un ing an intentional walk 10 Bill 697. 1 S%, Norman. PARCEL PlC) BUilding Tallahassee, Florida PARCEL No HO (000woo<1. Florida PARCEL No itS 214 Hogan Street three stolen bases and three RBIs whiI 'Itin single In the 10th Inning follow- 11LL, nq iii rJJire feet more or County Florida being 166 3) feet Southeasterly along the arc of said Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of io curve through a central angle of tO South 00 degrees 3VI5" West of ? he SERVE United States PARCEL No Ii) 31? West First Street Hraboky, Sti. II) feet West of the. point of bejinnsng thence run Fast along said right o wy line 60 frct to the POINT OF PFC lNPlNC, T•1L g ,-. 1 flIL , 5, , , 5, , . ,• rnarui..au),anu uleitea!,> Lkst.501 niwert rerguson, 0f Braves 3-8, Cubs 1-9 -_ (nq,t n fCC, tlnrlhwecterty along a straigM line thence run 5outhcasterI along the thence run Southeasterly along the lying Hortherlyof and within 10 of said curve through a central 04 the survey line of State Road arc arc of t&d curve through a central to the said Southerly right of way PhillIps Petroleum , Cleveland at Baltimore In) - 7-0 and the Milwaukee Brewers , sar if),,. ' Ferguson came through with two singles a double r _______ - Northw$ corner of said Lot 761 Horfhwet corner of sad Lot 261. run South $9 degrees oi iS ala polo? 151cc' WeSt of th point of he0nflIflO thCnce run Easterlj blanked the N for the championship at 3:30. Rough after Los An eles relief e ars a njured BRIEF . , •Bnston tMcre$ Ii 71. (0) - osser or of Sanford, 84. Saturda>. the All-Stars whipped Orlando York for the rirst tim . Oakland (Blue 1710) at Call t Yastrzemski was oing to field got his tworun double in the Perry tossed a four-hitter for we G Brett, ICC II Orta Ch 10' Kansas Cily (Ruby 1510 and c. Scott, Mil. 77, flonth Brewers 4, Rangers I s go g to hurt >ou some. winning single through the L thence run South $9 degrees oi iS 0 MS (oniftank Lonowood t*ry floe ,, . avberry 1 Miiy Ral Si thaI. 37; May -, Chicago at Baltimore. Royals. McRae doubled home • 0 BAIT sot' PlY 15.6 G Br Piul S littorff bi "i' I fire runs to lead the Oakland relief pitching: Oakland ace singled home one' in the fifth asç R' PARCEL NO 107 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY SF RV F Harry Hagle Resident Agiflt 901 Railrod Avenue flarnelt thank of Win Icr Park N A formerly fl1trnett p-irs? National I5,'ih (in, 75, Cey, r . ________________________________________________________ - Wayne A Nicarry e - .. -. I 175 Southcot Road (asselberry Florida PARcEL No los Preslcient 250 Park Avenue South AA --- t - Fd records:f 551 F Highway 431 Longwooj Florida '. 6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford Ft Monday Se't r 1 • '1975 _________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Sta'es in the 1976 Monday, Sept 1, on ie Southerly distan(eof70feet.thencerun South BCQfl at $ØOF Church Street IIIII rf I b lake howell tangiesi ii oneone-one drills to center, while Okdo FOhESTHILLS Evening Herald, San(ord, Ft toplMrecorcled in Plat Book I pg* tOplatrerorded In PPM Book 1 , public records .f Semtriolr 70 publIc records of Seminole Corp 16W aII St reet IL" 'I' - ' -':; • a s urvey tn 775 besno described as Voltowi fl In f a fh fh (nainnn SO snuare feet, more or SERVE C Floy Cooper i. .- s'. -1 _ i - '4 4 I,7; . was lust that o'er . ____________________ __________________________________________ _________________________________ ______________________ ________ _____ __ ..- 'k _____ ___ hcOl: Catselberry Florida PARCCL No n PARCEL No 113 __ the cJ ?ortherty rcjht of way a a POint 10 feet Easterly of the pOint of beginning, thence run FIO,M PARCEL o in Pennsylvania 17225 PARCEL No ill John A. Bistlin,. Jr. ________ - - r ________ __________________________________________________ ____________________ PARCEL 75 1726 CA 05 . - .. -. - ... - - '1 �------.. BA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. T e nn. Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. . I t q ua i t i • t H oo ray ! Give Groom Shower is , By ABIGAIl,. VAN HURE'4 - ___ - ___ -' - __ ._-.- - - -. .. j';;; - -1 - / 1 -1 - - g, -7 4 Coal Strike Negotiations III - --. - ' '4 - - '- lir&w , m q ~_ it',,jj',, tf,. 'i'W , ' • r , ' . "I - - . = &- - - - •t - - --.. '• . a - ' - ______ --$ - ' - -- - - - - '\ i" - 1. -. ' ' - - _______ - - - - - 71 . 1 - ______ - LOAD - - - :- -' ----- --- - --.- -. -- . - ---- - -L OF Th,;J __ ______ - - wr Patients at Milwaukee ('hlldrens Hospital couldn't visit a zoo, So the animals — including a llama — were brought to them. LLAM A When it comes do,.-., n to ,,our L - Japan's Gangsters Get Around Control ' Japanese they do, police chiefs promptly this, and from this fail barrels TOKYO (AP) gangsters are converting toy explain to the public how and must be stuffed with a special, and model guns into deadly why it was considered proper extra-hard meta." A National Police Agency weapons to arm themselves in and necessary to use guns In spokesman noted that the gun this country where controls are each case, — introduced into Japan by a so strict a "Saturday Night Police have been cracking only a weekend down on gun smuggling oper. shipwrecked Portuguese in 1543 Special' never has been a popular. TV show. atlons by gangsters since the World War II, a chaotic weapon for the civilian popu. The National Police Agency end of gangsters obtained lation in this country. lie conreported that authorities seized era in which trasted the situation with that in 1,117 pistols and revolvers in guns stolen from U. S. armed the United States and some 1974, of which 823 were model forces depots or from the other countries. guns converted to fire actual defunct Imperial Japanese "I t is entirely different here," bullets. In the first four months Army. Now smuggling has been he said. "We rare!)' get a of 1975, police seized 380 hand. cut to a negligible level, police complaint along the line that it guns, 299 of them remodeled to believe. is a citizen's right to arm make them shoot. As a result, the nation's esti- himself." "Gangsters must have many mated 110,000 active gang more converted guns. Some say members have sought any firethey have 6,000-7,000 in total, arm available, ranging from 5tk others say more than 11,000," a antique, muzzle-loading, flintspokesman for the National Po. lock pistols to the converted Check lice Agency reported. "They model or toy guns. Many of the The Business are trying to train skillful gun- latter are relatively elaborate, smiths to produce these guns." precision products aimed more Directory Daily There were 1,707 murder at the market of the gun hobby. cases reported in 1973 in Japan, 1st rather than the usual chilFor A List but only 0.4 per cent were corn. dren's toy. muted with firearms. Among Regulations provide that barExperts the 1,022 robbery cases, only 1.5 rels of model guns be filled to per cent were carried out at make them more difficult to All Ready To gunpoint, a National Police change into a weapon that will Agency report said. Knives, fire. Serve You. dubs and even the tradi ti ona l "But we used ma terials too Japanese sword are the more soft to resist drilling, which the V)pular weapons. gangsters are doing," one po. Among the 37 murder cases lice spokesman said. "Now we N —4' ith guns reported in 1974, are going to change the rules on 'angsters committed 34 of hem, mostly in their power :rugglcs, police said. Over-all, rarIy 90 per cent of all crimes 1th guns involved such crime urganizations, the agency re- '') ' 11i I )-s is substantial. Check our rates below. important to you. It's important to us too Accounts are insured to '40000 Insurance Corporation, an agency G?l of the U. S Government So, for an ri '4 f4, / - ,.o(, - ' ) ia" \ Cl %f e JA --A 00 a - jp j I,in -, , ment of rt-cJjl,l'tn pcOtj! oi aur.?' uni%S ', time three deMot Pri or file month% of 'i r f irs t tt.rq.cjn '!,' ', forfe it ed an .ntrrr% c'amount AtP'dr4a,n is reduced to 're id.tsb0Ok rat,' (,r f(,p , -- tr int-rrst r.IrNd oer t ear .ind r arn , nq% rt fv.i fl,r'!4 -n ,Ou' -'(C Ouni I - Japan's extremely strict gun control laws are credited with keeping the rate of ciime with I 'rL sn low. Nobody in Japan is FIRST FEDERAL - I "Sanford And The World War II Years"I A History Of Sanford SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MiDeFLORIDA I I irort A,-Itr,4, fl.-,-. .• . __ " i1i t ": •' tt 4.1 . i "L;P. L r *_ 4 , -- - ' ' I :__'! I - -- ; S 'N • F . ' - __ __ V - invites all little girls 5-7 years old to enter. There is no entry fee. Sponsors will be ptovided. Entry blanks are av ailable at mans stores and at 602 Atlantic National Bank Building. The contestant's photograph and their sponsors' names will be on I t. -- "', -T -• r—•- - '" ______________ '' .,y; ' .- i ______________ 1' - - "1' '' ' . ' : ' Flagship Bank of Sanford. Contestants will be judged on poise, per. sonality, beauty and costume b) a panel of five Judges In addition to lit tic Miss BPW" a first and second runner-up will be chosen. Deadline for entries is Sept. 19. For additional in. formation contact Val Colbert, chairman at 602 Atlantic National Bank Building. ' ______ • • -' - ______ ___ ________ - - - - .., — -- ________ ' • ." -.______ L.7'.: . , __ ., l 14 . - ' T • 1 -' _____ - • . - 4 . .1 ' -. ' •1-.4 : f ' ' - Ir •. iI,!- L -- - P'... 4! . 11 -'i111 rMm - -' '. ..jtTJ 1 .- DENIM MAKES SUPER WRAP-UP f. Get all wrapped up in this super denim dress with spacious patch pockets and dropped-shoulder sleeves. On cool, crisp days, wrap it over a snug pullover sweater with a big cowl neck. Accessories include a belt of royal blue suede and natural cowhide, several bangles at the 'wrist and an openwork string shoulder pouch that's crossed over the body. Patterned knee socks are worn for warmth and for (tin. l ' -r , - . ' ;-. . - c- - -_____ - - : , k - . . ' '- 1111~ 1 .d' 1 _______ ____ • __i/ . - 74 - - . - - _____ ' ' - - - , '': I Contest of many little girls in the Sanford area com pe ting in the contest sponsored by the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club Senator Lori Wilson will emcee the contest: en• . an a.ate Wait provided by the Sanford School of Dance Arts; and pianist will be Mrs. Estelle J Ellis The Sanford Business & Professio na l Women's Club __'- ,, -'-! -. ; - . ,. A ~ 1% - ` g. Zi i.j -= _V-. - ~~ = _., , .. 7, - 9 ~_ -- __ - I __Wv 4 , al ... ' 01 9I XA W' --- I.' rJ. ''i '1 - _____q4 .~ k ~ N,t - .i 'A. . -1 - g,i" .~ . ;- ,..Ii. I . ' '- 1111 L '• ,' _ - ~_I -I . . -•-- - ••r' 1 ii'- 'p i4g " i 'I - , 1 ...I ~-lu'.. i I--- ....- •;- :" . ,q .4 r ',:'j Angela (Angel) Burton is the first entrant in the Uttie Miss BPW Contest I S Today She's Miss Florida; M ss America Next Week? -: - --•.'. '-V -.1 A.- _4 fl...I.. .....1 r 5LIL, I- dVICcØP W-4 Saw—li I"sw.d in 140 Or' . ' a 'p. - r -. j husband that I sometimes after Childbirth Education resent tiiy setup and know that (P.A.C.E.) is relativelynew he won't blame me. It must be group which may help to fill this "When she has one of her much worse If a woman has to need. cranky, colicky days, my entire pretend that she loves every Initiated by Brenda Ellner life centers on coping, Just minute of those first grueling and Beck y llertzman, two getting thr ough the day. I months. women trained in counseling resent Just living for (tint. On "My husband understands who also happen to be mothers, good days, I have all th is extra what I'm going through. We P.A.C.E. Is now training energy but I can't make plans attended the Lamaze natural leaders in a number of states to There's not enough time bet- childbirth classes together two deal w'lth what they call "the ween naps and feedings to get months before deliver) The) universal new-mother started on any satisfying helped prepare bo th of us for problems: fatigue, a changed work." the mixed feelings that child- body, a new relationship betThe speaker is a new mother, birth would bring ween husband and wife and "If a woman doesn't prepare resentment about all these of course. Typical of many contemporary mothers, Anne herself, she's victimized by the changes." (Write Becky gave up an interesting job motherhood my th. She th inks Hertzman, 10007 Hurst Ave., shortly before the birth of her stie's not supposed to be Bethesda, Md. 20014). daughter although she plans to dissatisfied, fatigued and even return to work eventually. She resentful about the enormous has no parents or relatives in demands suddenly placed on .. , , ;- . 'It " . ' " 16 , It rt medallions, decorative plasterwork, parquet floors, \ __ - ____ -, ' ' around doors and windows, ornamented mantels, ceiling _ - - •' 'T - ,, - - . -• 9 -.. - -A ___~WI - I ' • ' - - - - ,-. :- ' i:..' - _______ . I - .-; ' . .. __ i a p ,~ - - -- -' .— o , -• . - - . a,., I -.. !v c, , ". ' . . ' ' --- r'•. It ~ - iZZE~ ,:%. ,• •,.. - or . '' • - 7 -. - a - • - .. '' - -,,, -. — • - - ' / / -, "'•-•. 4' " 2 1Z ?* 1 —' _I- O il t. i' _______----- , 4 • I - •. / aI '• " . '' [ .. .. t. - • '- ' .... ' ' , . • 'f f p' - i-'' r ' ..- ' -çii I a ', ' \ ,j '':. - - —• - '2 . . , f _________________________ - ii_-t i , ./'\ I I _. - . , I gilt wardrobe Items. -\ • ."(IflJord .s iIo,st Ih'aut/u! IA J. .' MIss Florida, Ann S'hnalsreld, steps out In one of her JCPenney Theta Epsilon Starts Season ,, - • I - .tl , -'i ..- w - houses. The economic ---wainscotting, wall panels, suggestions are all based on __________ colorful tiles, leaded and etched rw decorating techniques used in glass. ! -By accenting the generous the 19th century. The ideas are gg — propoaa4ons a ,l interior appropriate for any house built pc ici • t4'= deta i ls, Flaherty says, you between 1837 and 1914 create a rich, harmonious "We're making this br ochure Ih i"i background against which [ available tree," says Carolyn -" I almost any furnishings will look Flaherty, The Journals Decorative Arts Editor, large Victorian interior spaces 900dFree single i f the "because too many people present an exciting opportun ' t y brochure "Decorating The regard Large, graceful Vic. tc create richly textured and at Victorian House can be ob. torian houses as nothing but elegant rooms tained wri ting: 01d white elephants." One reason is moderate cost The secret lies House Journal, Dept. 50. 199 that t d y 's 'house and gar- in working with and accenting Berkeley Place Brooklyn , N den magazines concentrate on the interior architecture 'hat 11217 decorating Ideas for compact, the Victorian craftsmen built boxlike contem orary rooms Into the --'*ZR And these methods just don't Most Victorian house houses retain work in Vict or ian houses, says at least some of the ir original 4 Flahert) interior features These . 'ifl Instead of causing problem1i.s Include Elaborate fraris -. ____________ S Decorate A Victorian House decorating guidelines designed specifically for Victorian I — - New Mothers Face Conflicts, • speciaiiy On LcIIcIy Da ys - - 4 . " '" - - Today begins the thrilling he citrus bird, oranges, wardrobe, and Jacobson's experience of a lifetime for Ann flamingos and even MIckey Proctor Shops have Schnalsreld, Miss Florida , as Mouse. made two gowns. One is a black she starts the whirl of activities and white floral trimmed 1mme 0U,,'ini Accord ng to pageant in Atlantic City which may lead " i t h ostrich the Joyce Dolezar, almost $Z000 to the Miss America title and has been spent on Ann's war- to be worn during the talent crown by Saturday. competition, is alon white C in Atlantic City drobe. Her traveling outfit is chiffon Ann arrived gown silver with a dazzling wardrobe superchic Ultrasu"de her sequined bodice. dress for the televised contained In 10 pieces of For the official competition, presentation Of states will be a lugg:4z. One of the more Ann will wear a Princess style -satin gown on antebellum lines, unique garments is her white Qiana gown trimmed by and she will met the Judges in with white satin "Florida skirt," designed embroidered knit dress Pat Mulcahy. A patchwork of a white wool with pearls and gold thread, green, yellow, orange and white local merchants have helped made by local designer squares, it features appliques of put together the enviable Haste • Th e Old House Jour nal has just published a set of - - -,'•"' 8 JOANNE KOCH The Herald Services '• 1 ..• ' ______ Cute as can be, little Miss Angela (Angel) Burton, 51-, is t he first en trant in the Fourth Annual Little Miss BPW Contest to be held Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m at the Sanford Civic Center. The (laughter of Mrs. Brenda Burton of . ' __/ - I. to • investment that's not a gamble, lust — a great deal, see us 11 4E ; For i 4i ' N i by the Federal Savings and Loan - r 4 The safety of your investment is also c - ' - I I be. And since we compound interest daily on all savings accounts the yield - Program event n I i,r for feature distinguished auth orities the fields of medicine, health, and education, exploring a oa spectrum o subjects associated with parenting. , . a - — '. 11 return on the money you deposit wil! some a very low return. It's dif ficult c ' ",' . _______ Bail Rolling Do you think I should treat close to his late wife's parents and he refers to them as h is ' in Al 1. 111) grandchildren alike laws "Are the) not his' former when they behave differentl)" And am I wrong to fa v or those in-laws" small minded, who are mannerly and Am I being cooperative' Jealous and unreasonable to CRITICIZED feel as I do, or am I Justified? want to be fair. I certaiily don't nt AD rt CR IT ICIZED: Turn a want to damage our relation- deaf ear to the criticism I'm ship, but this one habit of his 'Al UI )OU dr iving me up a wall. Everyone has a problem. What's Is this worth mentioning? yourt? For a personal reply write to NEEDS WISDOM ASBY No. 0700, A Enclose stamped, tell. DEAR NEEDS: Anything bddresstd envelope. please. Wt drives you up a wall Is well Have Lovely Wedding." sand $i worth mentioning. But first you Van fluren. 112 Lasky Dr., must realize that his former in Abigail ativitri v Him. laws will always be a part of his family because they are his stamped (2 Oc) envelop.. Bo i First Federal of Mid-Florida Savings _ to make the right choice, it's a gamble. - • ,, Certificate With a savings certificate you know in advance cxactly what the (' investments yield a very high return, in - - 's'-, money and its safety. Some 9 . N a But there is another .ay.. a two things: the return on your - . Star An from a man whose wife left him each have two little boys — all and took everything; so his pals under l0. The sons of one family at work gave him a shower to are a pleasure to be with. They help set him up In i-ire well-mannered and housekeeping. Bravo! obedient, and I love sitting with DEAR ABBY: I ania 9: -it theirs old woman who is engaged to The sons of the other family wonderful man, age 40. lie i three fine children and has been are just the opposite. The boys a widower for two )'ears. He is are mouthy, rude, and they very clean cut, considerate, and actually abuse me. I don't even I think I'm the luckiest wommimn want them in ni home because they are so wild and destrucin the world, Now, m' problem: He tive. I have flatly refused to babyfrequently says, "riiy wife," w hen referring to his deceased sit for the boys who give me a wife. I think he should call her hard time, and now I am being r 'J it you're interested in and other related proble—early ms enough to make difference — wemustalljoinIntheefforttoupgradealta family fife ed ucation," ' - - • %Ad — j, But %here have you been" Not disobedient anti disrespectful" long ago I published a letter i I have two mhrried sons who • oney and where to invest ç"_- workshops will provide action plans for integrating parenting programs into the curricula in their home states. to 1 f&L4 l: Georgia; and Mrs. Garland Pearce of South Carolina. These VIA's Commission on Health and Welfare. In describing the ioals of the conference, Mrs. Mitchell stated: "We shall seek to atentif)' and promote (anuly life rtIucaton within the school, the family, and the community. If today's youth are to have the kind of education th ey need to ensure th e quality of th eir own lives and those of th eir children; to pre vent birth defects, child abuse, r ,-ff-;r '.. %'j c Sparta, Tennessee, immediate past-chairman of the National parents, most of them unprepared for this impressive responsibility, the "aational PTA has been focusing Its attention on making mnforimieti parenthood a priority - 1\uIri': - 117~, Toy Guns Converted president: "With the steadily increasing number of teenage his wife soon Well, Abby, what do you say? I)I'AH Do you think a F OR I QUA!, Ul,li grandmmit her has baby-sit For an investment that's not a gamble, just a great deal, see us. , PTA delegates will participate in workshops during the conference, under the direction of the three state presidents: Mrs. Troy A. Chapin Jr., of Florida; Mrs. Bill Weeks of plugs and fan belts • - country, is to emphasize the importance of education for parenthood, and to develop a comprehensive patenting program which can be made an integral part of public school studies in th is three-state area, "The PTA's concern with parenting is part ofa larger concern foç th e introduction of comprehensive school health ed ucation programs in all public schools, from kindergarten level up. These programs can teach young people how to make w' decisions about health matters which will affect them for a lifetime," Mrs. Kimmel concluded, Moderator for the conference is Mrs. Charles Mitchell of since 1969 subject in the school curricula. The objective of this conference, the eigh th in a series of similar regional meetings across t he _______________ use some new pajamas, shirts, start referring to his late wlie underwear, and even spark as just that because you %ill 1W 1- r , 4 gi ving me equal rights' A man them as 'in) bormtr in-laws' who's about to be married could But do tell him that he'd better on- : a 11 Brides get linen showers, chen showers, lingerie showers, and all kinds of showers, But grooms never get anything. - i. y men who are getting married' Stall It was in Logan County that he ll freezes over and we can't And even if union leaders do work Tuesday, the national CIIAHI.ESTON, W.Va. (All) Coalfield meetings continued obtain i return to-ork con- ion fact's a $500 000 federal uul the strike began more t ha n reo pe n that contract Patrkk also called on the three weeks ago hen to mm co ntempt fine today to discuss a possible end sensus, just a fewroving pick Bituminous Coal Operators As. The walkout, which has ens were suspended. to the wildcat strike that has etscouldkeeptheminesclosed. pe rators' ba r. idled 80,000 United Mine Work- Miners traditionally and spread to Ohio, Pennsylvania, From a protest of suspen- socintlon, the o to gaining group to meet with un ers but no strong bad to-ork .Iutomaticnll} honor plc}'ets Kentuck) Indiana and Illinois the tnou'nn'nt spread ion officials and a an to affect fta return last week b e g SUL h pickt'Ls kept ni'c;iient u.rfaciil, jnclwk the tril firms' reliincv Sonic union leaders were cau movement from working Fri latcd industriis, with several on federal court Injunctions and miictliator this tck to talk over optimistic after day in south w est Virginia, railroads and steel mills la)Ing dissatisfaction with the 14 differenus lie named Four tiousl) weekend gatherings that the where about half of the 9,000 off workers as their stockpiles contract particulars its elabo rank-and-file members to at tend uh a meeting three-weekold walkout would mninersin UMW Distrlct28have timunished rate but slow grievance oroce. . end at the L.0l a.m. shift betn striking. In Otno, two striking locals In (lure and its lack of a right-to"As of Friday there was a Meigs County voted Sunday to strike clause Tuesday, after the Labor Day movement going on that the return to work, but they repreholiday weekend. • F 't Can The contract will not be re But o ther miners mainl y In men were going back to work," sent less than half that state's opened, UWM Sicretar) the West Virginia area that District President Ray Mar 2200 idle miners iI In West Virginia, a group of Treasurer Harry Patrick said spawned the walkout, reiter- shall said Sunda) I feel con AMERICAN ated their determination to I ident that starting Tuesday the Logan County locals met Sun. Saturday when he caine to keep two-thirds of the nation's men will be going back to day and voted to stay off their Charleston to urge a return to SOCI ETY jobs until their demands are work Tuesda> "The right to. 125,000softcoalrninersof(their work" strike people can strike until If the miners tail to return to met jobs -.•. -. - Dear DEAR ABBY: This might sound crazy, but how come people don't give showers for -. I -.---- -=-- Being a parent. . . and being a prepared parent. . . there's a % orld of difference — particularly when you're a teerwger! Recognizing th is fact, th e Natlonal PTA and th e National I' oundation.March of Dimes are un iting their efforts to make parents and educators aware that the fine art of "parenting" (education for parenthood and family life), should be a part of the public school curricula. Accordingly, they are co-sponsoring tn-state conference for Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, to be held in Atlanta from Sept. 25-27. Titled, 'Parenting PTA Priority Conference," the meeting is designed to attract PTA delegates, school ad. mmnistrators, teachers, students, and school nurses (torn the three states involved. According to Mrs. Walter C. Kimmel, National PTA - . 7_ " -- -:--, =----- Monday, Sept. 1, 1915—lB We - _ _ _____-_..-___ -- -, WOMEN Parenting' May Enter Schools IV has had on the camS and converted it into a shopn opened. U has dra w n more than others trio investing a min. convention and ei.rtaimnent " are fortunate In having cream, a goldsmith, an art gal. impact it liulil. uwnity. The Chattanooga Choo 2.5 million visitors and put imum $100,000 ch to launch facilities will complement a stockholders who agree in lery and book store. "We've created an Industry "We turn down at least eight Choo stopped running from smiles on the faces of 24 in- what was then described as a $s huge dining area In the old ter- plowing our profits back Into Until work began on the proj. Pennsylvania Station's Track vestors who remember how million project. As more (a. ininal building, row upon row of the business," said Casey. potential shop operators for ect in the spring of 1972, the old, with a $1 million payroll," said 29 several years ago, and even some people laughed at the cilities are added, the complex shops, 48 converted train cars "That's why we can pay for each one WC accept because abandoned railroad station Milts. ,,We've got 350 employes," Amtrak, the National Rail original idea, becomes even more valuable, that now contain plush, Vie- expansions like the convention they wouldn't fit into the motif stood at the south end of down. of the project." said Mills. . Passenger Service, no longer A success from the start, the "When we started, we aimed torian sleeping quarters and a center." s a haven for rats Pi. added Casey, "and t he ir aver. ' age age about 21. A lot of The motif emphasizes an serves this city. lie estimated a $5 million ('hoo Choo is adding a con- at the tourist business," Casey modern, 100-room Hilton Motor Oft . youngsters are financing their loot, !ree.standing dome and But, running or not, the Chat- vention center that will accorn- said. "But so many people told Inn with an Indoor, allweather gross this year, , education by working Property values in the area college Since opening, the Choo Choo concourse that house the main tanooga Choo Choo is thriving modate up to 1,500, a concert us they wanted to have their swimming pool. The Inn also Is owers, bunhave risen dramatically since for us.' has add ed shops that feature restaurant, and fl as a motel-restaurant corn- hail and a new entertainment conventions here that we tie, slated for expansion. N,) one is more enthusiastic plex In the old Southern Rail, center. Casey and Harlan "Bed" glass blowing, leather work, thins and statuary that were in- the Choo Choo opened a year cided to build a convention cen Mills, president, are the man- dolls, boutiques, candy, 1890 spired by Denmark's famous later. Another group of In- about the Choo Choo's success way station that once bustled "We hope to bring in headline ter." vestors, following the Choo than Bob Elmore, executive di. with passengers. entertainment," said B. Allen He said the first convention is agernent team that runs the photo tintypes, model railroads, Tivoll Gardens Jut as important as the Choo Choc's lead, bought the vacant rector of the Chattanooga Con. It has been two years since Casey, board chairman. Choo Choo. Both work long railroad movies, antiques, potbooked for mid-October. tell plants, homemade ice Choo's financial success is the Grand Ilutel across the street vention and Visitors Bureau. the entertainment complex It' was Casey who talked 23 When completed, the new hours and say they love it. ': ;--- - - -- - Monday, Sept. 1, 1975 Chattanooga Choo Choo Alive, Well, And Thriving CHATTANOOGA, - I : .'; '4 • ' ..., r_ Sr lii!! 1k' -. T . - — 1' ~1101,d difolt. • , I . - \\'here to for all the intnrmat ion you flee;l - - _-~_ . - -__ . - .- I .1 .- ~. - - I - -. ~ I -;'.~~-_ I F ---I �Monday, Sept.), 2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Ans*efto P(cyiOu P.z:'e 21—Situations Wanted _______________ Legal Notice ! 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' the delicious 'unlimited buffet " being served monday !)ut - ______--_____ - _ _______ -. to-, 34—WbjIe ,', One bedroom, turn apt air con dtiont'rI. carpet 5125 per mo plus $100 damage deposit 71011 , ?,t,sgrunlia Ave 173 1359 after S , Homes area 1973 I?' wide, I DR. air conditioned, Adults $ 170 rtn 377 5939 ____________________ 7 7r-nr'r 37—Business Property -.--. ., •., - - - ft 7100 i1.',iI garage, wOrehouse All or part Will remodel to Suit tenant 372 $311 or 3726470 ' br 2 Bedrooms AdutttOnly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7513 Park Drive 570 up 38—Wanted to Rent Nice efficiency apartment, upstairs, all utilities turn $97 30 Adults only 3777296 eve', & wk nIt', taught about IN RE: The Marriage of G1 AZE Husband, Claims or Demands Against Said Estate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and CUlT OF FLORIDA IN APIV FOR MARGARET J GLAZE CIRCUI) C 5'ou and each of you are hereby SEMINOLE COUNTY and then send meat sandwiches notified and required to present an, PROBATE DIVISION claIms and demands which you, or PROBATE NO. 5712 to school with our children? either Of you, may have against the In re the Estate of: DEAR READER There i estate of MINNIE DAY. detested. JOHN A BURTON IV a lot of truth In your statement. late of said County, to the Circuit Deceased j,tn",'.•-'. '2..j'ity, Florida. FINAL NOTICE A basic rule inrs'Notice is hireby given that the un his office in the court hou.e of said is that It should be kept at a at County at Sanford, Seminole County, dersigned will, on tht' 74th day of r trtnlperll$llre (i i pIt II ti-i', A U i,ihitI %/ ( it.j,' nout ?7), A 1Cilt to ttiit — ',,' - ' , NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 2 P-rdroom rI,iul.', kitchen rgu'pped. COmpit.'Iy tned near Lake Mary Elementary 377 1766 - — - Harold Hall Realty 26065 Hwy U REALTOR 3 73 3771 , 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. family room. double carport. Sanford 15 Acr. 7 miles eAst 7 bedroom, fireplace. dbl gar barn month I 7130703 . 3 edroom, 1'; bath, In good guet Sanford location 5)93 month Call 3772710 -.It_ t4Tlrlr I, -.,.., .i- KID'S STUFF This 3 year old hr'droorn. l' bath is ideal for the lamut, with young children Quiet dead end Street with a huge walled back yard Carpet, central heat Assumable pci loan Only $ 7? 030 373 9410 Larry Saxon, Realtor Inc -_ . R[AL TOPS ?1 k4,-5 64.4 4.341 -- SANFORD by owner. 3 FIR, 7 bath. 2 yrs old C en tral heat air. carpet. garage, screened porch, large lot, good tocation Assume 7'.pct or 5730 down, FHA. Priced below FHA appraisal 373 6137 - CaliBart Real Estate 7 and 3 bedroom homes, kitchens furnished, air conditioned. 5120 and $135 month Phone 377 6751 REALTOR 3 72 7190 Lobe Mary - - 7 bedroom, Fla room, 7 Story, 3 bedroom. central heat IIt f en c ed yard and shade By owner air; nice neighborhood 3771307 References required 5190 month. ________________________ $130 rtepoit Phone — y.art ,,r * "Get 'Em While * .j nfurnishesj 7 bedroom home 519) month plus deposit Phone 3?? 1549 7 and 3 * They're Hot" * bedroom patio homes. FIRST MONTH'S PENT '°i FREE 3777090 Gardens eneva .. , 3 BR. 11i 717 II AYWOOD CIRCLE carpet, n excellent condition Large lot 511. 930 . 7139GALE PLACE-) BR. 1'bath, garage, 3 yrs old, in new con ditlon 571.900 Ni ,^ "oust's inn rurat area No down 'rayon. nf, monthly payments less thanr'l Government SubSidildIt to qualifi"d buyers Call to see if 2173 YALE AVE -3 or I IR mini farm, with lots of fruit Has I BR you Quafif .t apt Selling below appraisal at Peg Real Estate Brok er 103W lit St See our new homes in DeBary 3214CIor 323 011 ewes Crank Realty I Luxury Patio Ki sh Real Apartments I HE FROM 125 Merchandise A PART OF PARADISE- The most residential home Site in Loch ArbOr ,area, cleared, partially l,mnct5c,ipe'j. $13830 322.2090 REALTORS 131 (1)4) _____________________________________________________________________________ F- Q From 16 I 900 by \y MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8 % VA $O DOWN Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpelirig In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t It Come o; Co! end Sc. for 'to'.' self TOYOTADATSUN"VOLKS'NAGEN This special offer on all 4-cylinder Toyotas, 1200 Series Datsuns, 1967 and older Volkswagens. Others slightly higher. AKC English bulldog pupoies champion blond nM; 7 miles. I female 377 036? __________________________________ --- 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ' 67,—Livestk-' uIti-y NOW OPEN WEDNESDAYS 'TIL 8 By Appointment, Please -. , - - — We are proud to announce 5-'- 034 7920 Kitchen Bathroom Cabnets, Count er tops, Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell, 3770037 any time - ( ;.-) 4 I 68—Wanted to Buy - PINFY '.'.00DS BARN - We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30pct commission Free Pick ups Auction Saturdays 7 pry, Sanford 322 7770 ECONOM Y TOYOTA OF SANFORD ANTIQUES Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. I Piece or 540u%efull CASH 373 4325 n — '- HighMt prices paid tom your entire antique estate or ingle item Jewelry. Furniture, Silver. Oriental Sterling, Rugs. Paintings377 1734 c "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" DFSPFRATION SALE' A quick Sale f imperative No qualifying to assume loan Low down Only 3 yrs old. I fiR, 11 , baths. central P-eat alt, w w carpet. usl $ 39 930 Unbelievable" UPS P. DOWNS-- A lovely 7 story condominium v.th 7 fiR's & I, baths, c.mrs'lree living. Oød fl u.ut,'n$iaI $73.500 LOOKINC, FOR An act in clasSified It doesn't what you need You'll find th at some reader has tust that item he or she would like to Sell Do it now' CALL 177 7511 Assume Payments entraI Heat & Air Condtioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS fl Sanford. 377 1771. (oppertone refr;gerator and Stove. 5130. 7 tiresser bases 513 each, Wanted to buy used Office furniture Spanish light t,tack dresser base. Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel $75.- stud i o cot 5.33. 7 commode berry, Nw',, 1797 I3Q (5 tables, p,iir 110 Magnavo' theatre. 75" color, 1250. 2 piece We Buy Furniture (Ouch set, $40 other misc Phone DAvES' 37') 373 5139 . dining room table with 4 chairs, sofa ted, easy chair morjernlamp Phone 32)O3OSafter 6p m - fl,,. t - Speed Queen aulOm,itc heavy duty washer, mint COndt,00. 163 Phone 322 ' KENMORE WASHER parts, Service. tisedrrachnes MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 - - 53—TV.Radio- Stereo , ,,".trneirt eacti vvo' oamece Home c' 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REAL TOR C') 235', Park _______ -' - Color TV's Iron 530. ti&W, from all make'. HERBS' 1700 S French, 3?) 173.4 COLOR TV. Ili "MONTH RENTAL PUR(P4I"'[ IL .7.N • ,I,__ 1971 flenellI Minubike' 65 CC Can be road inspected Like new cond 5113 3775770 1970 Plond,s ISO excellent condition See' to appreciate. $115 Phone 37) 5134 after 1 30 p on 1973 Yamaha RD 730 With faring Excellent condition 1)00 miles Adult owned, 1330 37) 1735 ' ______________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Acm k v.,jrit ,ii.1S lirung - P-i r3. bug I ___________ ______________ — S TV " - " I lb MbbLiui,J t. Carr nar.cjS,e E *Cvitrlg. Ditch SERVICE ON BLACK & '.'hiTE 'II c7 !c '..l J'2 3943 TVj, RADIOS AND RECORD PLAY EQS 71875 P5mb Abe '', Land Malntenanc'e r ti,mcx C-',' CLiSt I' ha, buileincj, cIer-rg 372 5627 af'er 5 -ds outgrow the cv.ng set or small t,cycle' Sell these idle items with a want Ad To place' your ad, call your friendly Cla%stied gal at The Sirr,,Ici 1"7 TAll 831 9?';) ', "- rht Expect root rep.srs, fin' roots or shingles All work guarantee BROGDEN ROOFiNG 323e700 Lawn Care .' i'.' ,,,IJ Roofing ,., - r ( ' r-' Home Improvements _____________________________ ' -''",' P,mr'u'lr; i1"s .'. iiy : vs 93,7. b1 i R concrete WOS'k, etc By the hour Or by the job 2279 36 3 Concrete and Carpenter work, remodaillng; air conditioning. I MOWING — 171 7921" I t.i,n.ntr . Q.mewi.l run 1I :' - ii ' 7 BLUES' Oung (HEAP ''' '571 'I'rr 8 Don't just Sit there waiting for tI 0 sone to ring Advertise your buslns service in Th. Herald s o r classIfied Business Service roofIng. 373 5763 37)3564 Itt,' A &A CLEANS ALL Ester c pressurecleaning 3 73 C463 iU MOVING HAULING SALVAGE Sonny Brooks 321 0299 anytime i' ------------ Pressure Cleaning lli, ltctorirg - 78—Ntorcycles I — ESTERSON LAND CLEARING - '---------- I' La nd Clearing till dirt, clay, rock All kindS Of digging House Irlilers stored & m ov ed 3379112 or 53) 1195 - _,, flgUIIflg - Clearlig - ' Ptcrcit.orieci flatteries 11 95 change REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave -- 0 - , B"IJI, • QUALITY APPI iANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES "ANFORD AUCTION, 321 7310 __________________________________ ' BEAUTY S A LON irr.q"r". 19 I I r 3,'; '12 i — - ' C&A Backhoe Service TO',',F fcr-".-,, - - '0 PCI oft t ,- r o ugh August P K SEA.',IAPi WeddinQs. Ca nd ids. Commercial, Aerial. Portraits Advertising 531 i'C9 r 678 535.6 pct . Beauty Care 76—Auto Parts Potogrky - n eletrcty lr,'il crllu.e l.hcr bic,.," IruSulOtort Pr free rs' Vm 6456333 or 934 7 36 . Am ,__ ... (151001 .,,n,i,,,a ' IF lniulatloii ', r' ,'rvlo.', & Dcvr Screens macI.' Rep,i.rs Pr-crc ' " .'.'erriIl Prof flab', C,ranl 51.000or best otter y,567t9DiBiry - , Aluminum Screess_ 'Save upto 30 71—Antiques •_,,, BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 1338 "-I .____--- PET PEST INN Fi.irIt nç & C,room'rq Ph 3721057 __ _____________________________ REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 21 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON _________________________ DIIlOPilNO 372 1t77 1 Care " "et _____________________________ Interior. Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated ick & stone specialty 3222700 Al P CON DI '1 ION IN G Fori,,'serjfumn'tur Appi,,nceSfools. etc Buy 1 or 1001 utem'. Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave Modern • dft Home Improvement31 Air conditioning CASH 322.4132 -- • ' ,_,J - ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ mAtter C" -1 / BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Ci • . ' Place U LGI Is) LI VII I Realty PH. 322-8601 365-5611 Wanted ' KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St .372 7333 Robert Robert Meyers — SOME I HI NO SPECIAL' Singer Z,ul Zag ru cabinet, 3 needle, f ro nt load deluxe sewing machine. SoIc new for 111900. Pay balance of b0paymentsof $9 See at, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Jo7 East First Downtown 327 9411 Eve 1.69 1116 that Meyers is a fine mechanic and is now associated with us in our Service Department. Robert was formerly with Bill Baker Volkswagen. -- MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sal 6. Sijn.9 S _ OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 12th ________ , P.M. ______________ -- Belt Sander I" drills. 0fl' Jer se y milk (Dv. -md calf Sell or high speed. 1 low speed; dress trade for farm .'guipment Phone coats, 4211 short, 6? vol Zone 372 5177 Groy books. Bonito boat and trailer, roiling scaffold; cit Pigs. I Boar, 3 Sowt, Il 6 wks Old 1x0rrI 2 Coleman lanterns. dec piQ5 Also (hihert% dub'. & Stove top. .oto filler. 16' Putlman rabh;ts 3?) 0873 buffer. Airless Spray, fishing ____________________ poles two 71 pane glass woud 674—Feed frame w;rujc,ws Many of her misc items Also have answering JIM DANDY JAll FEED Ier'cc'177 6396 _________ ______________________ "Buy Direct From Boxcar" Lawn Mowers We Sell The Rest & OOR#.'-LY'S 16 Sanford 3?) 1733 Service the Rest Western Auto -- 301W lit St. 52—Appliances ,'.'i 1058 -- -- Reg PealEstateBroker I100E 75th $1 1776633 n -- Female Pupp.". Imo'. old, Sl0 323 1766 CONTRACT" CUSTOM BUILT 1 OR. 3 bOth. Sliding glass door,, open from the f erarnic tile floor family room v.tn fireplace toi)atio and 13*30' pool Kitchen equipped with _______ I ,4,',..kl . ice maker refrigerator & dishwasher 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 111 , REALTORS 8)0 6061 After Hrs 831 1170 TAFFER REALTY STUDIO 1. 2.3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES P Estate 'ci RVICF BEYOND - 9 Month old Sheltie. female. AKC 5130 Call 373 1369 anytime 51—Household Goods --- Ofl t End A Ii g men t F - _____________ Pet Su pp lies - as ______________ SANFORD ' - SYSTEMS FOUR PEAt TOP 377 7195 550 Iti Lustre Electric Carpet ShAft1W,0f for only 51 30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE — - CaliBart Real Estate 112 -_______ . GOing f-string' Get all the equipment you need frtr thocp big ones with .i - (entralai, & full c arpet, nice area in ike' new contrition I Br. 7 baths. 12(0 per no 41 or make offet' 1771197 __________________________ SUNLAND I bedroom. 1 bath, fenced yard A',su'ne mortgage, will take second 3727431 $ Pert WILSON P.SAIER FURNITURE NOW SEE THIS _ -519,500 I . BUY TRADE SELL bedroom, l' baths Assume WANI TO SELL 311 313 E First St mortgage Owner will carry 2nd 377-5677 YOUR HOMF' ___________________________ 110(i) clown FULLER BRUSH P,u',ir.q .'t rrw bomc" •."virrg to an Orders taken Monday, WednesdayS. WIlT REALTY apartment' Friday only 372 1917 Peg R,'al Estate Broker 171 ("471 wl 73'.713 Get some action a Herald 171 23" Color TV. Stereo Combination cla ssified ad We'll help iou write Cheap Color Portable Also 1964 an ad that will bring a fast Salt' Cheyrolt't pick up 373070$ CALL I2226I1 B ______ ____ - - 322.6457 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN — Unfurnished - — Mod ern, clean 1 OR home, family CLIFF JORDAPIItEALTOP LIVINGQUARTERSAND BUSINESS LOCATION On bus-, l4.qtiv,ay 17 9? Start your r, nil n.','. 5% C:. E 'is, term'. 3 Bedrooms, large 'yard w-trt plenty fruit trees, new pant 'n%'de and out $165 month plus security John Krlcir'r, A'.soc W Garnett White, Broker 107 W Commercial, AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE Owner 1 BR. I bath. screened perch. ulilily. Shade & fruit tree's. Completely fenced yard low utility rate's in Ioyely, residential ne Qht,crhon,J 363 3097 after 5p m By $ 9 95 - Pc-rinu Fgtiprn..n 51.500 1' HP fir Macho.- 355'' of 5" Auqpr'.. 171- (4 i' Auq"r', 36' of 1" Aurrr'. 'ci after s " F PiEPI,1 CO' I PACTOR Q F;.L EST,'. Ti INC room, narage. carpets Call 831 '7" Dais 372 617) Nights 3?? 7332 - ,idi'ilbtp Oil yQ.jr ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ________________ 7 Bedroom. air concl , tioned, fenced 17" BROKERS yard. 1901 Summc'rlin Ave 51.900 plus ISO deposit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 173 815) ______________ , 63—Wt3chinery.TooIs JOHNNY WALKER 1 FIR .7Pvith,on Canal to 1 lke"s I ,acre 11! S30 '1231)39 - - bidtOh,'accijred you have 64— Equipment for Rent ?hP t i'•.t " " 2 Story, zoned rnultpl I BR. 2 bath, $11,930 Acre ilu'alty REALTOR. 32 3 77so NEW FILTER WOOclruff't Garden Center 601 Celery Aye Santorcj . our - — Duplex; 5150 LAKE MARY- 7 BR 32—Houses NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Planninq a Building? (beck INCLUDES POINTS, PLUGS CONDENSER - . OflChange Tune Engine . r MIPIQIF CO Acreage tracts Small and large 57 00 per acre and op Terry U.'.jlty Realtor 679 177)1 - w •hI 3 CALL JCHN 323-0630 - 9).) Special '.hrub lr-ii rjardmn sprayers, 90 cents ca GardenLanci, 1100 W 1f St 37) 66)0 Iwo BR s(m porch. FP, gnragr'. carpet, no Qualifying $11,930 Arre Realty. REALTOR 373 779) 372 2110 AFTER PIRS 322 064$ 372 3991 1971 VW Super Beetle, Air, AM FM Stereo Excellent coni tor. Take over payments of SlIP month 377 5905 FALL SPECIAL 62—Lawn-Garden 322.714 _____ 41— Houses DELTOPIA-- New Duplex, Furn or unfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn Care 37) 1520 or 6546364 Realty, Inc. neat" Supplies . 46 —Coriirircial Property MOSS E C. BATEMAN Pea Real Estate Broker __ _ __ am.' Wife TO MARGARET I 41.1 *," 3043 Mountain Terrace Memphis. Tennessee 30171 p,,, ---- ___ '.'IANTED PmntAl hOuSeS of every description Have applicants 377 hI BALL REALTY Hunt REALTOR 377 9711 — _______ THE itfll Real Estate Monthly Rentals Available It,. It 0 V - ¼u,ur iv QUALITY INN - NORTH I I & SR 134 , Long*ood - , - -- SRX License (liquor £ food) Available With Installation Of Complete Kitchen; Lounge Completely Equipped With 300 Plus Seating; 4,300 Sq Ft. Floor Space Low Down Paymen t And Very liberal Terms Available Will Consider Joint Venture. 1971 Snuarehack. 4 speed, radio. exceptionally clean $ 1.093 Ask for ')uane McGuire. 173 1631 '69 Falcon hardtop Sport coupe. standard Shift. 6 cylinder, new brakes, excellent as mileage, air conditioned 1*50 or best offer. Phnn *')I 5902 Wood or ',teel desk'. le.e(utive Iesk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, slralcèht chairs, filing cabinets. as is Cash and Carry NOLI'S Ca5selberr 17 9?. 1206 __________________________________ Pin down, take over 559 10 month '77 Fairtane, fi,r,ushed. 3 BR. AC. 'hArt (arrlr! 'p.ini%Pt di".iqn Call . 3?? ':. CLUB LUI FOR SALE Used office furniture ' - I 1173 177 33 1 7 1965 Corvair Corsa $330 or best offer 322 0970 , Organ 1967 Olthmobile 412 1t-per'iI AM FM Pad-a - C,olno to College. 1967 Camaro, 6 cyl , radio. P'eatef.runsgood $400 377 7596 eves 1964 Valiant 7 Dr 11.000 mit's ShOwing . Chrysler's famous Slant 6 engine Only 1)730-- Instant cash rebate, 51.303 Charlie Craig. '377007$ If noanswer. call Harry's Bar 7839 60--Off ice pp 1', baths. unfumnushed. ref extras Pay sates Ia. P. takeover 831 9177 Stemper Realty 1969 (hevrotet El Camino, low mil ea ge, small V 5. auto trans. PS, air Immaculate con'iiton throughout $1.600 or best of fer PPcrte 567 1706 after 6 p m Merrill Prof flby Grand $1,500 or hi-st offer IiAl 6119 DeBar ---- r,pEr,OPYMOBILE HOMES 390') Ortandg Drive Sanford 373 5700 JUST REDUCED $1,000. 2 BR. 1 bath. large corner ot. drive by 7001 S',mmr'rin Ave and call tOm dCtil $11 ((f) For Your Junk Cars lfl 9136 613 7)3) 42--Mobile Homes HOME. Reduced 55.000, ) BR. 1 bath, central heel air, Florida room, fenced yard A real bargain at 577000 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French )'2 i*1 1164 RF.A( TaRS 1973 Coupe DeVille. Se new. 190M ml Pelctpd, must sell Call before 7 p on '365 9116 or 371 0733 pvf'fliflQ', 1i'%)'.Vfi'S.U00 fl Forrest Greene, Inc. Garnett White Broker, 107W Cortirrii'rc,sl Sanford]" 1881 Home Lots POOM TO BREATHE Acre lot waterfront eStOt5, imprnyi.iI Pt'ijj' $;1 e hest 405 A lI-j'id 1,11cm I.OvIy I h'.'ctroom,y,tn or without use of therapeutic gx>oi Reasonable Phone 831 17*) 6 t . AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St t A SSOC - Ifitunmnind — cANFORD- 7 Story. 1 Bedroom home, i'entmnl heat & air, fenced vtlrd hf'.iiutifi,l n.sk'. 1)7.030 80—Autos for Sale for Sale 'I- Last Merchandise . 59—I¼iusical - 3771991 Cru]wrclO 3 1A—iplexes - 373 6333 Two bedroom trailer, air con ditloned, Pghts & water furnished 372 5639 35—?v' bjl Lamb IN I. mobile home with large room on 10 acres. Geneva 11S month Phone 373 _____ 1789 31—Apartments Furnished Dr. Deceased RIDER , Added 2 Bedroom Furnished Garage Apartment - REALTY INC 207 E P.th St 323 it)? HAL COLRERI. REALTOR Eves 377 0617 Selma Williams PEALTOR ASSOCIATE. )7? 5$? Monday, Sept. 1, )975-35 our Junk Cars in 11" P.'IJST StE II. 1917 11' Cobia boat, tOO hp Johnson, eiceilønt con ditinn recmiriljljOnt'd trailer P.,sny e.tras $1730 Of t>5t Offer Call Anytime 37 3 5799 HAL COLBERT Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage flrrirncni I t ,ttu tm, .i*i-i' Shri(iprtq unfumniStied Adults 5115 ma 377 7377 17'x18 Lovely 3 room apt Very well fur ni5hd and Carpeted Reasonable rent ill W First St - To All Creditors and Portent Having -----------_____________ .133 F 1967 Woodson fiherqIas. IS'. fri hull, 33 HP Evinructe, electric start, tilt trailer, $411) '119 3103 322 6620. 80—Autos CASH Runabout. fibt'rqls. canvas top, SO HP Mercury, enQrt & boat in excellent shape & ready to go C.nnd trailer, 1793 3774067 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 017W 1st St 377 5641. 377-7757 __________________________________ Why store it and forget l? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad 377 2611 MUST SELL New) BR 7 BATH HOME all extras, good location MAKE OFFER 3777701 Attention Retlr(e'. Help create an Ideal retirement village on tht' beautiful Wekiv River at Camp Seminole '1721170 9141 $ Terms BALL REALTY Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 80—Autos for Sale & Accessories 55—Boats , Near apartment, air conditioned, freshly painted inside and out ; clo;t' in, near shopping Call 322 is COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. '10 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. FLORIDA, ON SEPTEMBER 23, FLORIDA refrigerator for three or four str eet, $15,900 SmnAllFUmnSt,Cd Efficienc y HouSe Adult', Only No Pet'. 590 Mn 1 7 ? '1817 7 3 64 617 . fenced yard, carport, private 2 OR ('.rge NOTICETODEFEND 3almone1laononehnndatho .I I -'" JUDITH ANN DENNIS $971. PROBATE DIVISION Address unknown. CASE NO. 24.293CP Residence unknown NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Estate of' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION will LECIL DeVINE that GERALD DAVID DENNIS. be held on the 73rd day of Sep Deceased filed a Petition in the Circuit Court Of ten,ber, 1975. filed for the purpose of a NOTICE TO CREDITORS c.mnnt. County. Florida, for the straw vote to determine whether or TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Dissolution of Be Marriage existing not aMunicipal Service Taxing Unit, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST between GERALD DAVID DENNIS 5 desired by the Citizens of the SAID ESTATE: And JUDITH ANN DENNIS. and you Woodlands area You and each of you are hereby are reQuired to serve a c op y of your The place of voting in the notified and requir ed to file any written defense. If any, on hit at SPECIAL ELECTION shall be the claims and demands whiCh you, cc torriry Alb.'ri N F Its, whose ad place lIst ed in the Resolution set either of you, may h4ve agai'ist Said dress iS 710 Edwards Building. forth beløwThe polls will be open at estate in theoffice of the Clerk of the Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida the voting place on the date of said Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial DEAR DR. LAMB School 22771, and tilt' the or.UtnaI with the election from 700 A M until 1 - C.0 Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, Clerk of the above Styled Court, on P.M on the same day, all as Probate Division, in the Courthouse is starting again and I WOn" or before ftielst day of October Provided in said Resolution adopted at Sanford. Florida, within f our eei dered If you would be good a default and Ultimate on July 22, 1973 and publiShed in full. Calerdar months from the time of Judgment will be entered against below, as part of this Notice the firSt publication of thiS notice voit for the relIef demanded In iaid Each claim or demand must be in Petition, which is. the Dissolution Of r I Description' Location of Precinct writing And filed in p'lca1e and Marriage, between h and yOU No, 17' Longwood Community state the place of residence and post WITNESS MY HAND and OF BuiIdlnQ,cornt'qofw Warren Street office address of the claimant and F lClAt SEAL of said Court this 201h and Wilma Street, Longwood, must be swern to by the claimant lay of August. 1913 Florida, Seminole County his agent or aiforney. or the same Seal) sh alt he void Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. All Qualified elect or s residing Dated at Orlando, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court within the Precinct shall be entitled, PItt day of October. 1971 By' Lillian I Jenkins, ____________________________ Qualified and permitted to vote at Myra DeVine Deputy Clerk such election AS Administratrux At BERT N FITTS enough to County of Seminole. of said estate discuss Attorney for the Petitioner Florida RUSSEL TROUTMAN unrefrlgerate-d school lunches. 7)0 Edwards Building Sidney L Vittlen, Jr Attorney for This Is my first year packing Sanford. Florida 37771 Chairman, Board of County 427 S New York Avenue lunches. Ihavea child who does PuPlih Sept 1. 5. 15. 77, 1973 Commit,r* Seminole Winter Park, Florida 377P DER 17 County, Florida noteata wide variety of foods ______________________ Publish Aug 73 & Sept I 1913 ATTEST' OFO id andtherefore cannot buy lunch IN THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT Arthur H Beckwith, Jr too frequently. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, JUDGE SEMINOLE COUNTY. Clerk to the Board County Commissioners, Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR With the exception of peanut FLORIDA, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, Florida butterandjelly,Iknos, nothing IN PROBATE Publith Aug 734 Sept 1. 8. IS. 1973 COUNTY, FLORIDA, In re: Estate of that can safely be left out of the MINNIE DAY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.127'7.CA.04A OFO 110 Why are we ffmhov dee NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission of the City of 4—Personals 6—Child (are Altamonte Springs, Florida. that saId City Commission will hold a __________________________ public hearing Child Care in my hore, Sijnlafld IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM (a) To consider annexation of the Estates Phone 322 3548 IN YOUR FAMILY? following described property lying AL ANON and being in Seminole County. Child care in my home. Lake Mary & For families or friends of problem Florida, to wit SiC area Large play yard. drinkers Lots 1. 6. 7. & I, Block B. Little supervised Swimming 322 3129 information call 173 Wekiva Estates No 1, Plat Book ' For further 87 or write Experienced Child Care Page 57, Section 9, Townshp 71 S Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. In My Home Range 29 East. Box 353. Sanford. Fla .7771 373 $076 to the corporate limits of tht '• 'y of Altamonte Svings. Florida, and l FACEDWITHA DRINKING FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and fbI To consider also the auestlon1 PROBLEM evening ChIt care 630 a m to I and assigning the1 of designing Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous am A Child's World 173 B171 toning classificationof Commercial Can Help Neiuhhorhnoti to Sail p'Opt'rty 051 A BABY'S WORLD Care lot infants Call 173 1391 that Oatslflcation Is described in the toage 2 only Next Ic new Drivers' Write P 0 60* 1213 zoning ordinances of the City of Sanford Florida 37771 License Bureau 3226645 Altamonte Springs, Florida. to wit: _______________________________ Ordinance No 721 73 and as ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Baby Sitting in my home, Winter amended and Supplemented Free, 641 7027 for "We Care"Springs area; 7 to 6. S tayj week I The present zoning classification "Hotline" Adults or Teens $70 Very rtr'pendabte 377 2303 of said prcpecty I' R I Single Family -ET LUXURY ITEMS FOR Residential as that classification is CTHOSE 9-Good Things to Eat A FRACTION OF THEIR COST described In the zoning ordinances FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' and regulations of Seminole County. Florida Peas, you p(k On Orejon Aye, I Let Therapeutic Pool The Public Hear'ng will be held fl mite north 46 u'.t .'."st f I I improve your health the City' Hall, Altamonte Springs, Clc.ed Si,ntj,y Phoncl)) 3763 Florida, on the September 9. 1913, at 1)0 P M or as soon thereafter as I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE pussble, at which time interested 18—Help Wanted FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED pa rties and citizens for an against BY ANYONE OTHER THAN the proposed annexation and zoning MYSELF AS OF SEPT 79. 1973 v% ill be heard Said hearing my be w fln.... '-".' r .', T Arfl,1 rTlOfl"y' ontlnued from time to time until ______________________________ — (iii ji final action is taken by the City Lethin' Vinegar' Ba' Kelp! Now Commission all four in one capsule, ask for Management Potential This notice shall be posted at the VB6 e, Faust'S Drugs City Hall within the City of Florida based retail ctothrnq Altamonte Springs, Florida. and in ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help corporation needs sales oriented you to meet the right person just three 13) other places within the person who wants advancement f or you NATIONAL SINGLES City. and published in the Evening career potential, excellent Herald, a n ewspaper of general CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 305 benefits. Send resume to Box 551, circulation in the City of Altamonte 773.7710 c oThe Evening Herald. P 0 Box Springs. and Seminole County, 1657, Sanford. Fla 3777). ROOM TO STORE YOUR Florida, oncea week for at least four SELL WI NT E R ITEMS Master Hair Stylists (1) consecutive weeks prior to the With Following date of the Public Hearing, the date "'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 322 7611 or I)) Phone 322 9177 of thO first publication to the date of 9993 and a frit'ndl' Ad Visor will Experienced secretary for general the last publication. both dates in iluSive shall not be less than twenty- - help you sales office; Shorthand. typing. & eight (28) days In addition, notice good sales personality requir ed sh all be posted in the area to be Oviedo FTU Ara Salary open Call 5—Lost & Found considered for annexation and 3633713 for interview -toning at least fifteen (lS) days prior FOUND to the date of the Public Heating Small male Chihuahua LadieS as fashion show directors for type rIng, 131 and 177 area Owner DATED this 29th IMY of July, A D Sarah Coventry jewelry earn $3 to 1913 identify and pay for ad 373 5604 or 5.5 per hour Commission Full or S Phyllis Jordahl. $30 us part time No experience CltyClerk necessary Samples free Start of the City of Now 319 3420 or 319 $691 _____________________________ 6—Child Care Altamonte Springs, Fl.. We have listings We have buyers Publish Aug 1, 11, II, 23, Sept. We rtee'tl another real estate Ii 1,1975 Complete child care services N censce to help us make sales OEO 16 Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE For rest Green*. Inc DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3734333. 377 $970. eves, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Christian Day School has opening Experienced 1st conk, also must BE for lorSyr Olds for fall semester CLIII IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ABLE TO PREPARE BREAK Tuition, SYS mo Call Lutheran COUNTY. FLORIDA. FAST JO 46 l4rs per Week, goed Church of Redeemer. )fl 3337 or CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1777.cA04.E working (onditiOnS Insurance Mrs Martin. 172 6100 DIVISION E benefits Call for appt sa In Re: Dissolution of Marriage C,FPAI D DAVID DENNIS. Petitioner. Husband, Legal Notice Legal Notice and JUDITH ANN DENNIS, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Respondent, Wife, IN PRECINCT NO. C;, IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR - _______ I Sundaj - Noon Friday - Lovely cotl't', a r, ,rpt Adults No pets 322 1741 Far I COSe Exceptionally nice unfurn apts 'n dupl e x I BR, $115: 2 Br, Sla', C,SrpCted, air conditioned, kit(hrns equipped Pest SAnford residential area fliiI't P. safe Adults onIV .No pets 377 1795 P(lI.,1 I'rniit CUT HERE m I Noon The Day Before Publication CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Beautiful ranch type home acres, stable Osteen area 1617; 373 6156 ' 33—Houses Furnished . — J ,ttiscoupon$2.0*admits7Adults Li — 41—Houses __________________ BAMBOO COVE APTS. One 8. 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redeco.'ated Come see 3(1) E Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 I liv Owner.- 21 , miles west Sanford 3 bedroom, excellent condition I 321 0210 or 567 7619 I Mayfair Circle, Sanford, 7 Bedroom with family room or third bedroom Air conditioned with fenced bard 1)60 ma I 8 8 71 06 - By - n 'i' - . 30-Apartments Unfurni s hed May Poison EARLY DINERS SAVE s?arrInqLORNEGPEENE this coupon SI 00 admits 2 Kiddies 41c a line I thru S times 31c a line 6 thru 75 times 26 times 24c line (57.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES ___________ )1 instructions: The l I MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon RATES .______________ F II B N F. T Ii T 0 C 8 A H N F. U I. 13 H G1 srow 7$ HERE this coupon $2.00 admits 2 adults HOURS lI Rentals __ H K 0 1. A V 0 1 S F. I I) F X N K 1) 1. 1) CBS I1AUJ)E Rerun .,- - CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41—Houses 5173 S DE TONA-- Choice of areas I. 2 or 1 Air I bedroom Plus porch Neat, clean No pets 371 1Q10 831-9993 322 -2611 - It H It IAN A T06R I. N S EN A S If featured. Teacher - Winter Park -- N t• M % K C I U K S i: .J () M V V A H (' Law TRIP Orlando Seminole - 0 N 0 S I. K N F: . K K 1 (3 A K U F I S V S F. F. B V (. Is retarded young who witnesses a crime, and then becomes the SUSPeCt. ALSO ss "' Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 2177 Holly Aye, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTER, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Crrt, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the PrOvljrn of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. $ Ann T Masters Carol S Snoke Publish-Aug 11. II, 25, Sept. 1, 1975 DEOSO -- AC Eli EGG I It r K I. L. I V X 0 ______ ROSE Clerk Typist, minimal shorthand some experience as medical seretary Downtown area San ford only fl) 7595 CLASSIFIED ADS _____________ — 52 : We t7 Is 1111 — - — 1flfl 111111111-1111111. 1:1111ft,411 111YKUTSI Ill I — — 2:30 - — __________ I The pitfalls of show business jar the Maude. She has planned a ALOHA-BOBBY - - -• - 18 34 (44) Brady Bunch 5'30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (3 Lost In Space (44) The Partridge Family 6:00 (2, 6. 8, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. S.) NBC News 9-9:30 — — 23 31 — — invest in a ranch. One of ANI)REW tJACKSON f)UNBAR CAVE NASHVIU.E NAT('HE7, TRACE ; rtners suffers severe Injuries telethon to raise money for her TOMORROW. Autumn Cut Flowers favorite charity, the Tuckahoe in a fall, putting a hitch In their Gall Bladder Foundation, but at the last minute, the charity 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES organization withdraws. Poor game between Miami Do!plilns Rerun. "Cliffy" Mark Slade is Maude has a telethon, but no and Minnesota Vikings comes Lunches 'xYD eN?I.I'.IStl ax.aat'ss from Minnesota tonight with cause, joined by Frank Gifford 9-to-conclusion ABC NFL Cosell on TRI FOOTBALL The preseason and Alex Karras in the booth. ______ ____ ______ __________________________________________________________ 1~f 11 ' — 21 — — i — — 42 10 9 15 — .i7" • — 125_26— featured as a "- ani John Beck who save their . ?' — —— T X U T H I) U N 13 N H It U C guest-star as two bronc as wall 1 13 ________________ prime-time show, the final Tyne Daly, wife of series co. star Geor Stanford Brown, is rerun of the canceled MSURROtm 12 17 (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good (33) Mayberry RFD 44 swan song for Gunsmoke as a Gary Busey narro — —— 16 TV H GUNSMOKE 48 Seeing organ 50 Immerse St Girl c ho 6 — — — L 2O 39 True 41 Skin afflictions 42 Large bird 45 Italian city 47 Viscous material lb Bronze money 21 Large group of soldiers 23 Regiment subdivisions 25 Festival 5 i (9) ABC News Busters" Rerun. This is the ~wi.Adffpllty:izx~p!m 4 3 — —— ir FICTITIOUS NAME -- 6 Southern state 27 Tunes la hi 2 Tro' orn ___________________________________________________________________ __ &. cis sac - 37 Theater sign of 1 c,'ft ('' 41M ________ i - '. I Army no-no 2 Horseman 3 Rope mender 4 Feminine name S Affirmative 2 f{L It IM' 24 Reg'menti.Th I 6 Chars 28 My --Sal 30 Mine Iltal I 31 island lFr I 1 iii rt 3; j 38 (',eman lrtC',' L I P 0 jTlQTM r 40 Body of atr'r A1P1j 42 Tea OfOUP PtA1 P4I IE R1AL c.iai (ab) (DJ tf g P 43 Summer 0 P T 44 Outsiandin P flyer N 414f± IAIN 46 Broad Spread T ITI N ~i — — 9 Decorates 52 Fillings to, 3 [rq'rrt c h Acl.s qteeth action payment 53 Soo bird 34 Coterie 9 Salad green 54 Cubic meter 36 longs for 10 Serf 55 Arfq1,fpt1 37 Shock of I? Retaiation attack 13 flegardshrghty flflWJ — I. 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INL "We ser vice all makes and models" Erie' Pickup and Delivery Sanford BuSre%s Machine's 3725003 PaInt & Body Work" 01111, ha. e tried IN.' rmt rc,, try the t.est F ipert pin' 5. b',cly wOfk 736 7)06 after 6 p on 323 1593 Pick u 5. c)i,. - i1-r -J',",' #,f( D rectory .., - - �______________________________________________________ ________ - rww ri -p---W--i-----.u---' --- - - ______________________________________________________________________________ _____ - - - - - -. . j. - - I 4B-Evening Herald, San'ord, Fl. kill Monday, Sept. I, lflS 4CNL1- TME ) AT NI&T ) i4 (A-,'-'., AT )I Walker WIN AT BRIDGE 11 . ( Iz ) LOOK FORWARD i' 5 - Q1053 00 ; i r~_ C! I A £ _____ p by Dove Groue 2 I (''E I L 5 NorthSouIh vulnerable I'LL PttCAI4T( SAS ... UP OUT THERE! i r _____ -- - .. , "1" I / I 1. CA "' i ).i P )i , I ,I r i j ( 1 . '? . I. 44 .. ! L'.' II r P, -\ I . .1 I I I cI . I .. I ; - - L _,- 4 I - 1. / _"~ Jl4AT •5 014 1H KITt41 R. I MOT . I 'C V I : e = === r i r r- y County Commissioner Dick Williams said he will request a reversal today of last weeks county commission decision to switch close to $1-million In federal funds from a Seminole to an Orange _____ \- , 1~ y I Williams said the Aug 26 decision to pull almost a million dollars out of ComBank in Casselberry for deposit in q -p. • QA~ NO~~' (74ATIS 0L D2: A IT ,7DSr SeEhIS 74AT ELJEfNPW6 I DO, XCTcR CLN, F . I EIkI00,614 t. . ' 4'j'y'T2- - \ X., , ~~ , N . .11, .- - - U t. 0 sou DCi%C, SA~K , ,6"NC, STC " - JI, 7"CH.1 AT 5CWZ,%0L - I I . TP4E WORLD WHE-N I 1, 0~0,~% ~T 6kcuL.D ~.A~,N..H A ) .." , ', , COLPSITEZOPPEN-. I __ ~_____ 11 1, / 1 __1/ . II I to ) r-' c txi i 1IIY11 IT 5HF_ COt'-. ES W ( ____ t\ 13t / , ____ . ' I . I - el I q _1 - -, HAIR?l I O1OT BETUE' (MY BOSS, rM OUT r J V k " P 11I,iiL. 1 1I.IAT v,OULO'M'T BuT I . 1 H ,I ,: - ---a #_/ -A? . - . "\ I-) ~. .:_ _ by Dick Covalli 0 _ F / IT'S M'T' ANNUAL \ ADC)RESS 'TO T~41E. INCOMING 0 ____________________ ARCHIE . KNOW HOW SAILWG CN 00y'S = )7__ WEIGH THE - WEIG j-'Lj 191 " -a c'f\-,1 ( ... ,- . HOW TO TACK I ~l 3 .. 3IF /Nrt? s) - -- _____ an.I ~ oo.!J I ___ -, i i. f .d .. , • -, !i IF iT 5w0uL1 c ytj p TUg 0U7 C ç EC% T.iE POEN'TRECOVER( RlcuEr GIRL. I Jt.5T CAN T IN "HE IkkGINE "9 -'~__ . : ;4 :--Z -- - - -" J I _____ ,iv I • ;-j IU, !t i I/ *-',oitj çij a, / / / 1 I \ / I. ( ' I r - ~ _.l '''""•"'Y I Ji I I b ear "Pt .1 I- rien us fly JOE ASKREN I :~r[ . _.w_~___Itt -.1:~4-!~-15~p -_-i- --.11. ~- -1 I I - - - -_ ; - I - _ - - .~; __ _1___1 I --- . _ : -T ,-- 1, *. -, . I - _ ,!. 0 i %, 1 - I % 4 "1 .A , - Herald Staff Writer With temporary "courtesy busing" of more than 100 pupils . -. .-_--- School to begin Wednesday, the first day of school got oil to a fairly h George Morrison, 419 Lakeview Dr., Sanford, washes down $100,000 aerial ladder truck before delivery to Tampa Fire Department. J Herald Photos by Bob lJoyd) I!j li ' /) ,_ f .. -- .. . ___ . __ - __- __-~ /' 1. , S e , _' ,~ , , I . - - - I . "IW7~r` i 1,4~ , ~ ~ % I ~ ., .%, r.; AWIV-1-n. t ~.~--71% , _~ -_ queliw 4 I*" 9 %r 11 "I . ; . . -"u...... N- -I- -1- -_ I/ _tr~ 1 Cross ---?I- I - Q_W1 __9 ~ a guard Reiuold Franke at Sanlord Middle School Herald Photo by Bill V incent Jr - - - -11 ' ,1I / ! -1.._~ A J 4\ i ". Safety a -7 ot - - .; - - no.- % t i - 0 Worries Pareri s j --"t t 11 :'. At .# < Herald Staff Writer /1. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - :_ -- I f . I - -. I , - il -- " - '-. -• 4"'. "111111WP'"r Pr~ - -1 4 v- _ I Eighty-three parents of Lake Onenta School students met Monday night at the Ci%lc Center to map guidelines for getting their children safely to -' .-- A jr;~; '_ *4 . I : 0~ ~'. Roads, and Spring Lake and 4 :~Ai ~ AM ,., "k Vd ,App urged parents to maintain calin , Maitland Avenue. according to %, t -:--t-I , -1 today concentrating efforts on Layer. I . . .,- .. L)e children's safety. !I Sim said it was I-Ayer's . decision to provide the courtesy -1 ;_-;r%F, busing "for safety reasons," and he said he doubts the board Tabaths Slitchell, 7, looks ready for school, but brothe r FAWle, 9. walkways trust be provided u, endless the school. west of Maitland would override his decision, appears to be thinking wistfully of riding off into an Avenue' that hazards t " We can't af ford tobusall the summer. Herald Photo by 8111 Vincent Jr.) for the children even when thchildren within a two-mile cit s comtruction of walkwa)L11 I ''' ' go •1 ., ___ -4 - - --%, j -rl,;,i-4 h, I 0u.JLi vt4v'\ ! I P 'd' Tillerman's rear cab with rear steeiing controls has communJcatIon with front driver and "bubble" windows for sisibility. q I- I •,•, - -t#-- - r __ 1- 1 : _ . k. -I lk ,*,.4 i6 1I . L - . 1 , Om'0ao'- - to build walkways across SR 4V but they may not be completed for another two weeks yet. Layer said most of the pupils I . 'g. ; - - -i"'O: - I _ (Bud) Layer said this morning _; ~ r A*j- ~!., - F _', W ' ~ , ; . . . , . . . iElefflentar) 13 a'. ~~_ -_ ___ ..*- - ~ i~', I A 0 I tiitndation i Board acti on Is provided as O %.L -IPTroiier L - . C * 4 a. ff.ql%_~ 011% *JU y zI " 1r:-.: - All s -I - ,_,_ . . .- __ _ .,~_. --1. . 1~~__,. . - - __ -. ___ . ' ','T4, b'" '' t ' i I h- " - ' '•' \ 4 bh'edh I - " _.• I - I t)&r said there was some when "confusion" bus schedules were not printed for *' • •. i "s- " tranceway ir county territOi'5 to the new school Parents, who wcre , j drising their children in car POOLS, decided to practice an T. entering and leaving the schc4) --_ __ grounds. - - - returned to the classroom . . . . .ay, a spo CiiCC o area stabilizer uniLi purch.ased for $65 each. Auditors &aid o' 15 of the trunk-mount uniLs they couldn't find, 12 were later accounted Ifor. ê No~ school in the county," said .I Sims. As some 30 000 pupils t 1. Wednesday -- - i- -' ,-' P'- for the soungsters who will be walking the narrow, partially paved, but mostly I I -.. -. '- in case the situation s not resolved," 01 sed La) added erous situations in transportation exist .. LAT I - -II -J 1r.7' -.''i ll '1I iq /(3 :_ j•i " ' - / /1 - by Bob FRANK AND ERNEST Thaves L L_ ___ I _____________________ (L- / - ".. I 4fi 11 ) I - £ .n , ~ ,' I/ c- Sanford Middle School, but . N' changes" for the sheriff's department turned up no • when they "overall, the opening day was 1-2-3-B department "of "recommended by evidence of wrongdoing Sports manufacturer ri set's good.' 68 state auditors ifl a report but a irusttuLible nature Telesision dt(tUit - dtSpItC "We haven't heard any other -"`~ --- ' iade public this week. spokesnizin for the Governor "lifetime guarantee" Wome' During the audit period since said It was suggested that Polk because the compans had gone problems said Layer - WE'ATHEII lo Polk took office Jan. 7, 1969 ,,improve substantially the out of business. Lyman Ifigh School Principal .. ftough March 31, 1974 he said auditing and accounting ~ 0 saId some o. I units Calton Henley said this mor. -,1 ", - i * Monday's high U. Overnight the department has handled procedures in his office." 0 . were inadvertently left in autos ring everything was "moving .. low$7. Rainfall was .24 1whes. $6,793,828 in budget funds plus Last O~lober Polk hired traded along very quietly" and there in u a were Partly cloudy through additional federal funds were Muni'oe as% comptroller and he . I • are no probems. lie said about Wednesday with a chance of administered. • nowhasflveassistanlsworking recover • 75 new u us who had not Ellison's office svid during thundershowerL Highs In the The audit report, released by in the new office. registered were to upper 8Os. Lows In the low to state Auditor General Ernest . The state audit, in addition to the audit period a property car scheduled. . .4~. \,N c' N mid 70s. Variable winds 10 mph Ellison, found $626.18 in funds pinpointing improperly paid for auto stabilizers was Mrs. % . - -I,,&%; Billie Groover, ..14 4. 401P -I or less, gusty near showers. were imporperly spent by the repairs on two autos - one "a me nded %-. _. " a nd Polk 5aid it .Is.' his without done Rain probablI10- 40 to 60 per department. Polk said V46.18 traded-in and then bought by was A_ pal Y cent during the afternoons, 20 has been repaid. Polk's father, noted with in knowledge lo precludt such • i ~A per cent at night. When Polk took office, and terest" thst a report by Polk's action in the future," Polk said, Paul.%Iurphy, said the first day disciplinary Complete details and Ildcl during the early years of his office said "extremely poor "appropriate Lake Oricuta pupils leave bus stuck In sand near school grounds. are on Page 5-A. admInistration, department records were kept" on 23 auto (Continued On Page 3-A) (Continued On Page 3•M hlerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) "I ir "% .i' o '" 1 11 WHII. I rig:IP$ . I ,........- MOS1REPUL.SIVE\ ILIRE - - - Ir" . ti EEN. "1T a $.PGJCW1 HOW 10 FL.A7rTffF3 L Lt I -. ItJOW WHO --- • '• . , ct_I \ vI ,I ________ - " ` - ,W_ C'' I I 4 -I *t • ' 0 61 '. V Frank ______________________ I L1" -- - ______________________ I = Iffi~ __ WCM ',tUARE i"1E LaIESIT, VIL-F-ST, ft Vil i 'i : I ii . . ~,,. SHORT RIBS OUR NEXT • L -. e ins .. agreed to entet U,. school via Oakland Road and I . property ' tease .i. unimproved Spring Lake Ro i extension -,7- *!,(~-J;.! , *.'t-! 7.A It _-'d 1?F. _~ . 9 'j L.. 'i.}. ' ,i'L. , L r%_- , W . ~M- V , -. ..'. . "- II . r . I-- .~ 11 o .--,*, io~ k--Iw A "I ., "# 1.4 ZV_X - '. - ' --' • ''' Parents also agreed to use car pool system, to cut down the number of vehicles tral, • Altamonte Police Chiei Justus East. who attended the metting with (..ity torn k-j_%~ ... • - 'I- ~~__. * t - .• ,.:. .?-::- ___~~xF7, _ Z.- _ - __. i I I , - p '" . . - ________________ Is c oo a ..- I Is S "CtEAJ ) (CC ax. ,~), I I . .I Around The Clock IA Bridge 88 I Cilen4'r Comics ................. oil Crouvord, _.......... .6B Sem,inole County Sheriff John financial records were kept by Editorial I .......... 4A E. Polk said today that one bookkeeper anti an Dear A bby t dep artment com troller Ken assistant. A probe ordered by Dr Lamb 1unroe has "now either (,ov. Reubin Askew in July 3q74 68 completed or is in the process of into allegations of misconduct -------- * 7 MeAL<z ~1'1 , _ .11 71, ~. 4 I I " ~0 ______ '-UiJ( ' r, ,' r-'--- - Application for dock permit at Lake Sylvan Estates. - Appliiation for dredg and fill .it Oxford Road . - learning to be productive, worthwhile human beings," he said. "It's difficult to be wor. thwhile while sitting around." The legislator called on the prl.sonerstobeputtowork. TODAY by Howic Schneider ".' operations, with no money pumped in from the county. Bid openings for tlnprosements to the Jail were scheduled at 2pm today. ________ - _= , ; _-_x-.. A - r I -- -1.05E.- Bur.04 iv c ' , , -r Also on today's agenda are the following public hearings: - Consideration of an ordinance to estaIlish Sunlanci Street Lighting District - Application for dock permit at Sweetwater Oaks. -Application for bridge permit at Sit Layer by Crooks & Lawrence OO'J P.PTER REACHING PORT L.155A THE HO6PITAL, REPOR,T' .NP EA5V ARE WINGlIJG i4OMwAc'° CONDITION YOUR UNCLE JZT1 ':'i ---- . ' -i .. r UNCLE - -!SS 'I I U_i 1- / AI.D I WERE il1 -71',. . -.---4A-". 14~ _______ A CAPTAIN EASY I . Instead of the taxpayers to pay Truck carries ground ladders toIaling2X feet for room and board of their In length, tnaddItlon$o1.fooIaer1al children, ladder. ______ _____ 9-1 I - l _______ 2- ; used," he said Fechtel suggested that parents with children in 1c i -,------- ) \•, i 1-f T il,%L "We can't afford to let our HECAIMAX 16 KNOTS."XJUTMAO€ ,__..,,,,. P0_ \ ; )i . ?' I - Thus, from $10,000 to $56,000 in (ETA funds might be on hand at a bank at any gl't.n time officials Sd) A IotJ banking official said these I ; funds are available to a bank for "loans and things of this nature. It's rather a pIUn any bank would like to have." (O1flrn1ssioners also received a budget rt port from Seminole County Port Authority SCOPA officials This is the first year the port has been totally self-sufficient. The entire $452,000 The bank receiving CFTA funds doesn't get the entire million in a lump cwn Instead just enough money" is sent here to cover It d emands with the state's fiscal and other subdivisions arcas management. just North of I.ake Seminmy By BOB LLOYD Fechtel 39 represents Q which is East of SR Before dawn today lie was on his way to Herald Staff Writer 34th legislative district which lie said these pupils will be Tampa with the diesel-powered 18-ton unit -the includes approximately 80,000 "courtesy bused" across the Labor Day motorists on Country Club Road largest of its type rriade by American LaFrance. busy highway to the Orienla voters In Lake, Seminole and ormail the unit r uires both a driver and a Marion Counties. may have done a double take when they spotted a rear "tiflerman" who steers the rear of the school, less than two miles Fechtel said he appeared at man washing a shiny, new 1100,000 fire truck. awa), - beginning Wednesday. truck' but during delivery the unit was locked so the breakfast to tell the people But for George Morrison, 419 Lakeview Drive, of Two or three school bum Morrison oDuld drive the tmk alone. "what I'm doing" in the Sanford, it was all part of his job. .Nlwrlwn, a former Pennsylvania dairy far. involved are expected to pick 1egls1atue Morrison, a sersice representatise for ,.,has worked for American . upthepupilsaftertheArregular On home rule for ximl American LaFrance Ehnira, N. Y., c0vGr3 nine-years - the I&O four as Florida sery1ce runs, Layer expWned, and it 15 boards, F echtel said he wanted Florida and delivers new fire equipment, representative Last year he delivered at least 20 minutes" of additional travel to give "power back to law local leaches firemen to operate it and "trouble- custom-built fire engines to departments in the shoots and repairs the firm's products. level" as the home rule state. Recently he traveled to the Panama Canal time. Meanwhile, Altamonte done for county and municipal Zone to train firemen on operation of a new unit. Monday Morrison had a 100-foot aerial ladder Springs pohce directed traffic truck in his back yazd. He'd stopped at his governments. The aerial ladder truck features, in addition to today for the pupils on their Home rule allows the local residence for the holiday while transporting the the telescoping ladder, ground ladders totaling way to and from the school board authority to govern Itself, white, tractor-trailer unit from the factory to another 200 feet in length. The truck has inSchool Board Member Davie Tampa Fire Dcpartment. In the afternoon he Fechtel explained. tercom communication units between the cab E. Sims, who represents the "If they want to do something took a garden hose and pail and washedoff the and aerial ladder and cab and the tillerman's district involved agreed with cab at the rear. with home rule and "it La not new fire engine, Layer that the walkways won't against legislation, they can do . . be completed for a couple of _~I - I - working tNs year on the state's "correctional industries" prisons. - / Kwialkowski said the board's theory Was to even out" funds because Cornbank had a 'heck of a lot of accounts." PW , ,-" - T_ by Bob Montana - ' . , 1-1 SUIZE! FASTESTSAII.80AT NOTHING! THEM IN wirir,'ou t... clear with present rules. I - - '/ f. 1) 1) . ( -~ ~ . _:1) z * .Aw t, .1 "N'_%' ~,I :.% ,/.: V - ~" I W, 41 I .;) . ) ..:, ., I ..) L C .0 tolf / -(I C'61 % WA . - 4.~ ) %I -1 . ~ CP) ., . ;_ - A I-A I . 4?-K . ~i )0,-,vl NGBOARLD TO THE - SEA OF - ' .. 1 ~X - - .4 . _______________________ "KNOWLEDGE IS' TWESE WOIZDS, / - o -0 1*1 WINTHROP ---___ 19 0 ~ 0;~,/,i , 1-1 - *.*.:~ ------'•'' \ ~ 1. 41 /) T ,, \ d , . .= L-'T = k CIO 51-r.%,VA'PI 0. 1111% / calogrO ) I - r AND LET ME I I o - 1. ___f1_. SRAVEP t 9 I - 54t. y0LIR PAINV 15 ~s ! / I C, Chic Young r 1; I I * zli. % SO YOU &`P ipv.71 il - Fiore Truck Gara W. \ . q.1 J . -0 ;~' R,1I _5A !~-zA \,/I A %,w* I _____ ,, ____________ BLONDIE IllIC IF Ti.IAT s -P % 1 ;Z3 ~ j' EWE r3CRIWLV '7' / - - ___ - __ D511~[WIM4 Or WMP1010 A9 A fl~" 0", W pt:Ap- WHEWS UR . v_ _r /,, /Ii by T. K. Ryan 5 CHU t GQ RUNT! --- , ~ *4 L, -. , *- "I T-- - State Rep. Vince Fechtel (RLeesburg) said today he La "concentrating energies" on The Lhird-year legislator also said he was working to Improve the inmate productivity of the state correctional institutions and that Florida needs a "proactive rather than reac- "I t -4 -...------- ~ ~__ ~T~ , ,II % - -- I 1. , ) -:~ .%,It t W 57XWAW TUMBLEWEEDS 5i-tCjLP "PETUNW." AF rf-: P%L al.wX1.1 1--, _. - I __ __:;~ I KIH , ,! , ,[ -lvtr% ~~ GONNA I,.. 11 V k I FlND . i .1 THINK YA t . *_ F 1 by Neirridahl & Stoffel IL, J -_ I I I "I ;!~ . W_ AV, r PIAV'r %.-Ii" .71 i i i - L&- ' ~4 ~]M~ , . I Ig i. states local school boards Fechtel spoke to approximately 20 persons attending the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Per. y j_ 45W.4m fAPI '-, \ - Ii. BUGSBUNNY I alA56 \ - / I /P srX HOVP6 f9W JWff J,F.J6Wa 9W=?l A% W4iJ7M /5 7A*W ff 7MT" Af&ff ff 4 I- ,F -, - __ - -~ A A&/ fl) 647F fiti&T! , arivv w AWAO I- I, I - I ,'r: . 74TISfE / -, .:~-r-al" . ^ . 4.4r.- I .% Initially, Williams said he believed the money would earn a higher interest rate at the Maitland bank, but he says he has since learned the count) can earn no interist on federally deposited CETA funds I A*'i-AUi11r - a. Williams and County Commissioners Mike flattaway and Harry Kwiatkowski .ipprosed four banking moves, one of which transferred almost $1 million In tomprehcnsii Education and Training Act (CETA) funds to the Orange County __~z Garry Trudeau by bolic- by Lorry Lewis Both Kwiatkowski I H tta a ' said the switch was made to "spread the money around," but county officials in thar'eofCETAprogramssa> the money should remain in a local bank . C-:kt .- f ~ - * By MIO( LOUIRID(,E ____________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS banking institution. He said he would make his appeal for a reversal of the decision later today during the regularly scheduled county commission meeting M'1% Fechtel ange Needed two .I.*J'I'I.H I \TI.RMUI Bank De Posiet Decision Of ' "Okay, Ethel. let's watch those jackrabbit starts!" th JDo you have a question for I acollys- care of this nowspaper The most in(erosting questions will be tised in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) of clubs 'everything will work Out beautifully. If West has the king of clubs 6is going to gain the lead with that card." Jim: "West does have the ; - , ,. he Southeast First National Bank of taitland was a mistake." fi ED PDIrVL-T.r herald Staff Writer - V go up with dummy*s ace " IL ) ______ I _______________ Jim- "Every declarer's Iirst -notrump If partner responds thought at trick one is to Play by jumping to three clubs you low from dummy. This time he bid three notrump. ~:AATEVER 0 4- __________ 9 work it out when he gains the one heart or diamond, by Art Sansom 71~~T ~TW WST FiZZA I ATA.SOi &R AT \ .1 Q 72 The answer is that in stan 8 Oswald&JamesJacob} dard American, Jacobs mothrn In planning sour or any normal ssstem sou Oswald play at notrump you must look should open one club. This ahead to see which opponent is makes your rebidding problem I-. ' r - / r11ji \ Wi iams To Seek Reversal __________________________ ,Y\ ' I I ____ IV I Pass I * I ____ I Iowa r nitr wants to know what you should open I' N I I' ' I I q" 5~L., I 1, ,-,,% , --I _______ it u wsL}.#, I i 'I no Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . J1 . . \orth FsI South 5%j ii ' '? ' I i - ____ ' ' I 0 ~,~ I i -. I 1, South will wish'he had played second hand low. Such a lead is ' I, I than one from far more un1IC% just one of those two picture cards so the are play is both correct and a winner.' J 62 A76 68th Year, No. 10-Tuesday, Sept. 2, l9 1 Oswald: "If South rises with dummy's ace of spades and it turns out tht West has led fourth best from a five-card ) I ci"- I Then when Wt gets in he will _______________________________________ LL C YI&I K [era C.) (43 I 8I 1 1I - club king. If South pl.vs low, ( 0 i$ I lt% ()SWAII) and JAMES JAUUHV c ALLEY %- 1k;W%16i Wrt . . .-J- Dick Tumor I%S • .-. J " ___ -- q'I ) !i ~, George Perkins said city police officers would be stationed at Oranole and Oakland Roads, at corner of the dirt Spring Lake Road and Oakland Road, at Mt Vernon Parkway and Spring Lake Road and that sheriffs deputy would be at Mt. Vernon and Oranole, East asked parents to put - I • • .• .... - . --- ~-, 1~_ _1 -1- ~~ - - - - - __1 NM r7v~ - . :_ -In writing and he would channel them to the proper authorities. School Board CUirnian R,G. iContinued On Pagt 3-A) . 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 01, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 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 4B— Ti F rk 7:00 7.3 EDITION SUNDAY Friday, Aug. 29, 1975 68th Year, No, 8--Sunday, Aug. Watch for school your police depar obeying the scho boarding & disern 11 31, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents . . / I ___ Two Brothers Arrested •1 Some City Off icials Said Ring Customers SA Iferald Staff Writer -, •-,- An alle&d $1-million .i year steal-to-order theft ring ma y invo lve officials at e . 8: I- . cording to Seminole County Sheriff's I.I. Raymond Parker. Parker declined to identify the city involved, but did say that the "well-known names" were among those people who purchased ndt me m bers of alleged conspiracy. - -"a' 9. 9 -. .• f, city government level," ac- i A . ' had - 10 / p4 '• , I - Friday, bringing tol3 the total number of prsons ch-argd in 11 - , - the three-month long in- "I WALLABY GREETS Stan Brock holds up one of two wallabies just received by the Central Florida Zoo. ~m director Al Roton is a t left, %hile curator FA Posey 1; - at right. n.e animals %ere brought to the zoo from 11radenton. 11lerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.1 NEW FRIENDS hlar%in Donald Long, 43, and Joseph Long, 50, both of Old hhnLs lload in Geneva, were booked into Seminole Count), Jail about 2 p.m. Friday and released on $5,000 hail each. 13-ith face a single count of buying, receiving and conuValing stolen property. andair "We will be interviewing 0 and 60 r cen 4 Higher Charges In Effect JOSEPH LONG suspects," Parker said. "I foresee another 10 or 12 arrests in Seminole County and Besse r: 1 es E I I ' rr'4/ oI r MARVIN D. LONG wouldn't reveal the location of break in the case was made by Parker said. With seizures of stereo the taps, except to say "one was Sheriff's It. Ralph Salerno and equipment, an outboard motor a residence and the other was a that four men worked 125 hours possibly some in Orange County." a week for six weeks on the Parker also appealed for and television set Friday, the txzsiness." ppe In a se ries of raids Aug. 15 case. Some 1,600 phone calls value of pro pe rty allegedly cooperation from anyone By EL) PRIIKETT He pointed out that the category Seminole Memorial's regulations," Evans said. eft and 16; six persons were were monitored, he added. thinks lie mayhave stolen by members of t)e th Herald Staff Writer minutcs reflect the board's ra'es wi th th e board. "The specific Schedule really reached $33,000, Parker arrested in Altamonte Springs, The wiretap device used, r n' sheug zoen approval 4 the $1 increase — approved increases re wasn't per 1z*rit," he added. n Maitland and Orlando and Parker said, automatically sakL mef A study of hospital rates not the rate schedule be per- higher than nine of the 12 Evans raid the board Parker also said that he charged with buying, receiving records the times of calls and which included erroneous sonally handed each trustee. hospitals included in the study. "recognized" the fact that "it people will call me to say hoped wiretap informallor. and concealing stolen property, the number dialed. 4 re . * - - ftures for Seminole Memorial Board Cliairman John Evans 71he new rates are scheduled to additi(xW dollars were me&d Hospital resulted from a agreed with Besserer the error go Into effect within 60 days of and that !3es3erer'g erroneous p Iliat they think they may have could lead to more recoveries. One of the raids was at the Parke: said the theft ring some stolen articles, we'll go He revealed Friday that two Rendezvous bar and package employed four people to steal typographical error, no- resulted from a "typing error." the date they were okayed. schedule is "actually look at the merchandise and if telephone taps had been in store, next door to the the merchandise. The four then cording to Bob &ssercr, the Evans also agreed that no we can identify it, get it back to operation for a month, at the Altamonte Springs police and sold it "for a fraction of the Evans was more concerned irrelevant." Sanford hospital's chief ad- further board action is needed with what he calls the rising The herald reported on Aug. the rightful owners and WC order of Circuit Court Judge J. fire departments. retail value" to customers who rninistrator. to correct the errcneo'Is study costs of government than with 21, that the study was won't prosecute the buyer," William Woodson. Parker Parker said the original then resold it, he said. The study, which was which Besserer originally said Besserer's erroneous study. erroneous. At that time prepared by Besserer and puts Seminole Memorial in the "As far as I'm concerned It Besserer was unavailable for okayed by the Board of "bottom three-fourths" of rates takes that room rate ad- comment. He was on vacation Trustees at an Aug. 12 meeting, charged at hospitals listed in Justment to take care of and hospital officials asked that _"_'•'i ."_" listed semi-private and private his study. operating a hospital under the Besserer and only Besserer rooms $5 lower than actual Actually, in the semi-private government's new rules and speak specifically on the Issue rates charged at the erith ____ '"r:, Asked how or occurred, Besserer replied, 'I wish I knew. It was a I typographical error. As far as F *9 -. - City LOOKS Ahead . - . Hunter Vews I I iN4eeas know nobody checked it out." At Besserer's request, the board approved an increase in T . I members at the next regular meeting He said the Issue does i. not require further board action because 18-across-the board hikes were approved, re ar diessof the rates mentioned in Besserer s study. TODAY iI 2421 S. French Ave. ) " IA 8C SA 5A t IR%%IN IItJNT1'R Editorial Horoscope iiOSii.u.i Hospital 4 F FLAGSH1P The McKibbin Agency I U. S. BANK 0? SEMfl4OLE Bank With Us A Full Service Bank Mimi-ar F.D.LC. MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS, INC. -- I 114 N. PARK AVE. PH. 322-0331 I Sol _ DEKLE AS GULF SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY CLOSED 111 P.M. T07 A.M. MONDAY 322-4924 2518 FRENCH AVE SANFORD PLEASE YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLES HERNDON AMBULANCE SERVICE 647-121 2 • S hdcral, st4ite tount inl i iumupal business offices , 1',,,ntt' tiilI closed Monday, in observance of the Labor Day holiday, flanking institutions ssill also be dosed Emergency services police and fire departments, sheriff's department and state highway patrol, hospital opruf't' rooms -- will funct ion usua l. Sgt Ho Taylor, salet) officer with th e Seminole (nunt> Sheriffs Department, suggests that those t brating the holiday v etkend do [hi ir drinking at home or to have someone else do the driving, Taylor noted that lass enforcement officers make it a point on holiday sseekends to give special attention and be on the lookout for (trunk drivers, not necessarily to make arrests, but to get them off the road. lie urged those driving on two-lane roads to burn their headlight%. For those who will be boating, Taylor said life jackets inust be carried in the boats and children swinumeg should be properly cutfitted with said)' jackets. Thosc Viking a motor trip over the weekend should have another diver with them ideally, Taylor said, and drivers slimid tuk frequent rest stops to remain fresh and alert, Scmniii',!e County public schools and Seminole Cornmunity Co llege cIasse$ s1l) begin Tuesday. , ,, - Dear Abby INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE ro-7 most O ices osing Monday in Crossword _____ "OurPlanningCommlssionis 1CVI )ears, . 'I deeply involved i n making ft Hunter, who moved to the comprehensi ve land plan for communti) in 1967 when it was ff AroundThcClock Bridge ......... Business Calendar Comics 51) ............51) Sports Tdeslclon Women 1-2-411 6-7 S) 1-2-3(' WEATHER Saturday's high 92. Overnight low 19. Partly cloudy today with a chance of aftrrnoon and evening showers. Highs mostly In the lower 901 and low tonight In the 70s. Variable %Inds 10 mph or less, stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 50 per cent. Complete details and tides are on Page A. -- . a I lot £ Some tif tht recosered stolen merchandise in U Raymond Parker's office (Herald Photos b Gordon b4illiamsonl U n der 1 Con trol . ' LIFETIME GUARANTEE PH. 323-3811 the city and I will be hiring a planner to aid them shortly, WINTER SPRINGS "Our Planning and Zoning Planning and zoning cO m' Board is reviewing our Planned missioner for the Lit) Council, Unit Development (PUD) and _____ Irwin Hunter think thisis 1 tC subdivision ordinances The mostimportant me n the very shape and future of our history of the cityin we area of city is being determined now -- planning. and ill be finalized wi thin a Besserer said he will "mention" the eff or to board Highest Quality with Reasonable Prices I By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer private roorns went from W to $61 daily, iemi-Klvate3 went I . i Latestrom $55 to163 for private rooms and a $50 to $58 increase for semi-private Actually , - . ,.. - ___ - . still known as the Village of North Orlando, joined the •r._; ; -. CETA Provldes 213 Jobs a si s * volunteer fire department in . -_____________________ By IX)\N,t ESTE..S program is that a person be a A 1970 Working up through the Herald Staff Vi titer Seminole Count) resident and ranks he became fire chief, y The feeeral gosernrnent's unemployed or underemployed later resigning to run for Council Basing won election, Compre hensive Education for a mliuinum of 30 days, I . n l - L the count) art. Sanfo rd, rune positions, including fi',e for a special project $44,560, W inter Springs SL, $42,640 Longwood, seven, $42.470; he was appointed to take his Training ACT (CETA I program according to Loois Martin, local Manpower coordinator six, $33,660 seat on council a month early in is pumping 11258,882 into funding until June 30, 1976.Oviedo. Those agencies awarded for Casselberr), five, 130,286 December, 1943, as there was Seminole Count's econom y b Employes approved Sc salaries ma an unexpired term. Hunter providing jobs for 213 unem- positions a county departments and fun. Al tamonte.1 Springs, four, "lement salaries, S, if they and Lake viary, UW, again won the 1974 municipal ployed or underemployed di ng allocated under CETA choose. 1,360. llCiti(ln this time for Approved for the Seminole An applicant for a CETA ine.ludi agriculture, t% 0, year term Th. Seminole County C be considered h134, animal control, two, counts District School Board Olfl position cannot Hunter said he was respon- mission applied as prime 523; arthropod ntrol are two positions at 531 and a sible for hiring the first paid sponsor for all the govern. until he 'omp.e.es (sanitary landfill) 10 at $47,421. , 1. , i take app1caon a Community 1' COUfliy Lman or t Cd) Since mental uvules n the count) aisu Man Board of Count) Corn College, office. 19 positions at $139 000 being elected to council he has has kept the Lion's share of the missioners, one 14810, Approved hr other governThe latest allocations for bujiding division, one 14,810: mental ag served as pol i ce-fire em Jobs and mones for positions e ncies are State missioner, fire conuntssioner, and departments it directly positions and salaries, made by circuit judge Juvenile coor- Employment Service two count) commissioners, include dinator, One, $8 334 vice In and alternate contro1 $12,000; Diision of Family representative to the CALNO Approved by the count)' to city planners for Oviedo, Also, county judge, one, Services. three $16,347; Farcouncil of local governments, date are 96 positions at $532,600 Casselberry, Altamonte $5529 fire division, seven. rnnp. tj ,n,,,. , .1 I iveii: t1uIIIIIIIJI UVIUVI, At present, in addition to his for county departments, 40 Spr 93. Longwood and Lake $52,953; health department, two, $11,992; Seminole County Mary at 110,000 each. planning and zoning post, he is positions at $239,856 for one, $4,230; Manpower division, Mental Health facility, nine, assistant fire commissioner. seven Seminole Cities; 21 The oities were notified Umt one, $4,826; land development, 0,752. Florida Army National "The past few years positions Pt $155,531 for the while they may interview three project positions 114,118; Guard. one, $4,31". represented a turning point for School Board and Seminole persons seeking the positions, county office of management, Also Parole and Probation, the city. Either it could con- Community College; 44 at the prospective employe should analysis and evaluatiun four, $26,146; property aptinue muddling along or $258,99 23 for other goverrunental not be put on Ow payroll until (OSIAE), one, $7,540; parks and praL%er, one, $6,930; Sanford shoulder its responsibility to its agencies and 12 at $72,072 for notified by the Manpower office recreations, 29 for $1S4,(%0; . ,. - .-. '- •'.. - ' : .1 ' , - , n :-• :'-' - ii; citizens and move to handle its problem!," he said. "I'm proud to say the council chose to shoulder its responsibIlities." various charitable and civic ocganizationi. The federal criteria for local employment under tht' '.'ETA tlt contracts have been &gned with the federal government in Atlanta. Most ('ETA lxitions now personnel division, two, $10,028; planning division, use, $37,134; and road division. 29, $154,000. Approved for Seminolt' cities Housing Authority, seven for a project, 145,692; Seminole County Sheriff's Department, seven, $49,508 and Division of Y o uth Sirices, •'ight, $47,184. Ii - 41. �3A—Evemng Hct aid, Sanford, FL Sunday, Aug. 31. 1q75 - Oviedo Election Draws Four Candidates NATION IN BRIEF Texas Gulf Coast Girds For Hurricane MIAMI (AP Hurricane Caroline drifted toward the Texas coast today packing winds of 80 miles per hour, and forecasters warned it could strike anywhere along the Gull Coast during the Labor Day weekend. Early today the storm was at latitude 23.6 north and longitude 95 west, or 225 miles southeast of Brownsville, Tex. Movement was estimated at about 5 m.p.h. In a westnorthwest direction. Caroline sucked up strength from the warm Gulf of Mexico waters and began moving after being stationary for much of the night, forecasters said. The new movement was not enough for forecasters to issue a warning for a specific area, but they said residents of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico should watch for riptides and some beach ercslon. - 7 13 Compromise Planned WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield plans to meet with congressional Democrats next week on a new compromise plan to decontrol domestic oil prices. And a White House spokesman says President Ford reed to delay his veto of a measure extending the controls for six months until alter Mansfield reports back on the results of the meeting. That a greement emerged from a one-how conference Friday involving Ford, Mansfield and House Speaker Carl Albert on how to proceed with restoring price controls and government oil-allocation authority after they expire by law at midnight Sunday. - 9: 9 Huge Rats Developed 1 9 10 11 Mayor Leon 0111 ffUnoppose SEATTLE (AP) you've heard of kids developing a 'sweet' tooth? Well, Monster Isa rat with a 'fat' tooth. In research at the University of Washington's depart. ment of psychology, normal rats are being turned into huge rats that do little more than eat and waddle about their cages. The research is aimed at manipulating the part of a rat's brain that controls bodywelght, In an effort to understand how that section of the brain works in humans. This Z done by opening up the rat's skull with a dental drill and then shooting two small doses of electricity into the brain section known as the hpothaIarnus. - EDITOR'S NOTE: Oviedo his next term include corporate controller for Rowley development and growth of the COfltIflCflCy funds and main- order to strengthen the position of the mayor, a complete voters will go to the polls on broadening the tax base and Newspapers of Northeast Ohio. city should be controlled within tenance on city equipment. reorganization of government Tuesday to elect two city finding new sources of revenue. He Is a member of the the city's ability to provide Running unopposed for In the town, and capitol (mtotuicilmen. Mayor Leon 0111ff lie has already set up a corn- Presbyterian Church, the services and is In favor of Is seeking a second term and Is mittee to form a businessman's set money mayor Is Leon 0111(1. lie is a 36- provement In street work and to National Association of beginning now to unopposed. Following are association for Oviedo. Accountants, the Orlando aside for a future sewage year resident of Oviedo and has eventually to obtain a city had his own barber shop in the sewage system. biographical sketches of the He also hopes, through in, Power Squadron, Tuscawilla system. by the city for 26 years. candidates for the city council volvement with business Country Club and an Emeritus He was appointed seats.) His wife, Pennie, 13 vice leaders a nd the appropriate Lie Associate, with council tomerchants, do lia ison work _ and has president of the Citizens Bank county authorities, to try to f elected, Whittier says he Oviedo By DARLYNE MELLO of Oviedo. They have two bring Light Industry into Ovi FICTITIOUS NAME edo will work for better financial taken preliminary steps to children Herald Correspondent son, Larry, and and to build up (Medo's retail planning and orderly city organize a downtown merNotke a% tipreb,, ave that I am ccj n bus'nrss at 210 Ave C. daughter, Mrs. Linda Cliburn. stores. lie wants to have better development, improved c association and says he lie is member of the Rotary Geneva. Seminole County, Florida Incumbent Carlos Warren is maintenance of under the fictitious name Of unpaved roads communications and better would like to continue the e- Club, and a city running for Group I seat for his in Oviedo and maintain a understanding representative GENEVA AUTO SALES. , I between elected fort. second term, intend to register said name with the on the C.A.LN.O. Council. planned, orderly growth in the officials, city employes and the Circuit Court. Seminole lie is a choir member and on Clerk of Fthe He has been a resident of area and to have a conservative public and more efficient city County. fonda In accordance with of the Fictitious Oviedo for four years and government that lives within its operations in all areas of ii, isopposing Charles McCarley, W. Pratt ofIn Group the official administrative To Wit the e provisions Section board of the First United Nam Statu'es resides at 876 Division street. means a nd yet provides S&' government service. Orange Ave., a resident of Methodist Church. Florida Statutes 1957 to city Living. Warren's wile, Peggy, owns vices essential S F red Ang le Oviedo for two years. He Is a lie lists his objectives as PubliSh Aug 10. 17. 21 It. 1975 and operates the Central Street I n c u m b e n I Her bert seventh and eighth grade changing the city cflarter In 0E037 Oiposing Warren is Robert Mccarley, in Group II, is general science teacher Gallery in Oviedo. for W. Whitier, who has been a seeking his second term in the Conway Jr. High. NOTICE OF They have four children INTENTION TO REGISTER resident of Oviedo for four Tuesday elections. Paul, Michelle, Connie and FICTITIOUS NAME years, residing at 177 E. His wife, Harva, Is also a -Andy. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, He has lived in Oviedo for Magnolia Street. general science teacher at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Warren received his doctoral Whittier's wife, Grace, has a four years and resides at 322 Jack.son Junior High. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE pursuant to Florida Statute 06309. degree f rom Rice University in Masters Degree in Bacteriology King Street. that the under3Qfled, desiring t COUNTY, FLORIDA S u n d e r t he ic He has a 13S. Degree from CIVIL ACTION NO 751174 CA 04- pcg( in huflet% Houston. He worked for from the University of u wife Marylyn, ItiOuS name of XCCL GASOLINE. EE General Dynamics in Fort Michigan. They have two sons, devoted wife and mother to two the University of Miami and INC., at Sanford Terminal. City of MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE a sta te residential eon- WINTER PARK FEDERAL Lake Monroe. County of Seminole. Worth asa nuclear physicist for Dr. Henry Whittier, associate daughters Elizabeth, who holds LOAN S!ate of Florida. intends to register tractor's license and hopes to SAVINGS five years and then for the professor of Biological Sciences attends Principia College AND th e said name with the Clerk of the ASSOCIATION, a corporation In one day go into business for ma manned Spacecraft Center in at F.T.U. and Dr. Herbert Elsab, Ill., and Margaret, who Circuit Count of SeminOlC County . organiZed and e'Stlrq under lie Is a member of the Houston as a technical Whittier of Michigan State attends Oviedo High School. Florida of the United States XCEL PETROLEUM. INC First United Methodist Church America, supervisor for nine and a hail University. Georgia corporation a Plaintiff, Whittier is a graduate of the of Oviedo and director for the years. He has been employedWhittier Is a grad graduate of Ohio A Black S By '5 ni versi ty of Alabama with an Greater Oviedo Jaycees. by Gale, Ward and Winchester University with an A.B. degree U nversty its president YONA BEPdYAMINY. r4 u , ci at. tCorporate Seal) Inc., since the beginning of the with major s in finance and Electrical Engineering Degree. Denj.n He states the objectives of his ATTEST of Christ year. economics and a minor in ac He attends the Church S D. I Wiese is first term, if elected, will be to NOTICE OF SUIT Scientist in Winter Park and its Secretary He is a member of the Winter counting, with subsequent post. get the long range debts of the active Mason and has been PbIIth Aug 17. 71, 31 6. Sept 7. 1975 TO YONA BENYAMINY and Park Presbyterian Church, an graduate work in labor an DIED S EVELYN BENYAMIPIY. evaluation at through Scottish Rite. Ills city paid off and make use of associate member of the relations and job cars, the recent purchase of the bank his wife hobby is restoring antique IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11 West Walnut Greater Oviedo Jaycees, on the Cornell and Columbia. by the city, which EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Lone Beach. N'. Ycrk lie has over 25 years exSeminole County Executive lie quotes his objectives as cannot be used because of debts CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 11561 Committee and the Technical perience in industrial ac. being a fiscal conservative. He of the high principal and in. and to env and all other parties COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 7S-S7S.CA49-C Coordinating Committee for the counting, cost accounting and says he will work for economy terest payments. The existing claiming any right, title, and or FEDERAL NATIONAL MO P Seminole County Land Use budgeting. He worked four in government and he is In council has produced a interest in and to the f011OWing ICAGE Accnr.6YlO, described property, to wit PIIIn?If. Plan and a former member of years as finance director and favor of setting up a con- balanced hiul gAt for the Condominium Unit No 701 E. j r'-. 0-' ,. Liie City ui u'ngency fund to cover future coming year, which starts In accondngtothc Floor Plan, whichul HERMAN G ECHOLS, ci aI. mi; ,,.,, i Ashtabula, Ohio, and nine years needs of the city. and zoning Boar d. September, and Pratt says he part f ".e Plot Plan èiii Survey Defendants Warren states his goals for an corpnrate director and NOTICE OF SALE lie says he believes the can foresee problems with the which eih;bt "C". to the 0. The ouster of Peruvian WASHINGTON (AP) President Juan Velasco Alvarado ind his replacement by Gen. Francisco Morales Bermudez is being received with quiet satisfaction In official circles here. The State Department declined official comment on the coup, but some officials said privately they expect a softening of the anti-American tone which had characterized the Velasco regime. Morales Bermudez was regarded as a force for inoderalum in his roles as prime minister, army chief of staff and defense minister. PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Authorities have continued until Wednesday charges against a Portland artist accused of being a fugitive from Florida. James Robert Smith was arraigned In District Court here Friday on the fugitive charge, filed after he allegedly escaped from Florida officials while awaiting trial In connection with the shooting death of his scm-tn-law. The fl-year-old Smith was arrested at his home by Portland police late Thursday night. Florida officials said he escaped from a nursing home In Marion County, several months ago. - MERRILLAN, Wis. (AP) Wnen Jack Mxilder meets people under hostile clrcwnstances as a policeman, he often leaves them as a man of the cloth. Known as the "marshal minister," he's on call 24 hours both as a policeman and as pastor of the Merrillan day a Church of (r1st, carrying badge and Bible almost everywhere he goes. "There's not as much conflict between the two jobs as you might think." said the Rev. Mr. Moulder, one-man police force for the 1,100 resldeiata of the villages of Merrillan and Alma Center. - Tragedy Hits Niagara - NY Deficit Staggering Pessimism reportedly is perNEW YORK (AP) vading New York City, even thougti the state finally came a through with a long.ecught figire for Its deficit staggering $3.3 billion. Gov. Hugh L Carey and officials of the Municipal Assistance Corp. reportedly remain grim about the possibility of the city's default on Its notes next veek. Having had the banks reject a previous plan to ball out the city, Carey and MAC officials were meeting over the holiday weekend In an all-out effort to put together a new uinai4cing prop(al. - - i : I 'l'.\!.L\IIASsEE (API A tet'rNlgcr W) lS ::;r tcii li;sc k' than a 'car alter a iiiinIaughtcr n'tion for slaying a psychiatric aide is not to be released aim without a judge's approval, says County Judge ('harks Mc(iure, The judge ruled Friday that Charles S)frett, 19, must be returned to the Marianna Boys School pending the out. u.me of several criminal charges steriuning from a fight ith policemen. Syfrett's release by the Division of Youth services in July as criticized earlier Friday by State Atty. harry, Morrison. But Tom hlidding, division information officer, said Morrison failed to object when notified that Syfrett as being released. - I Negotiations Move MIAMI I Al' iNegotiations aimed ,it ending a stalemate between National Airlines and its 1,200 flight attendants move to Washington today for a lastditch attempt at averting a weekend strike, Federal labor offcials invited the part' to Washington after mediators reported no progress Friday between the A.s.s')ciation of Flight Attendants and the Miami-based rrier. "We're about as far apart as we've ever been," said Maggie Roe, chairornan of the flight attendants union. 'We're deadlocked on pretty much the same issues as always: compensation, sick leave, pensions, improved uurkjng (inditions Just about the entire contract." . ' Longwood Works On Budget By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer claration of Retractions. Reser NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vhliOfls. Covenants.Condtlons and on the 15th day of September. 1975, VII Easements, WEKIVA atli 00 m at the west front door of LAS, a cOndominium recorded in the Courthouse of Seminole County, Off i cial Records Book 1012. Page at Sanford. Florida the underagned 1231. PubliC RecOrJ% Of Seminole Clerk will offer for sale the following County. Florida, together with an ctnicrslw'd real property tndividcd1 43rd intereSt ifl andto all Lot11, Block 0 HIDDEN LAKE, that certain Common Property as UNIT 1A. accordi ng to itie plat as Set forth and defined in the thereof recorded in P;jt Book 17, aforementioned Declaration and Pace SO through 57. Publk Records togetherwithane'*cluliveee%ement of Srnia'ole County. Florida over, through and across Lot "A". tc)Qether with all StructureS, Im as described and tel forth in said provementi. futures, appli ances. Declaration and appurtenance's on said lend or u'.pd in con lundion therew ith YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED The aforesaid sale will be made that a suit to foreclose a mortgage on the above described property Pas pursvant to a Final Judgment en tr'fnd an Civil No 75 575 CA 0' C now been instituted against you in the prndinq an the Circuit Court of the Circuit Count of the Eigr,$eenth Eighteenth J ud icial Circuit in and Judicial Circuit, in and for Stminole County, Florida. You and each of for Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 77th day August. vo' are hereby required to file your 1915 Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit (Seal) Court, and serve a copy thereof upon Arthur H Beckwith. Jr VICTOR E WOODMAN, of the firm Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wnderweedlc. Haine's, Ward 6. By Lillian T Jenkins Woodimtn P A . Post Office Dci HO. Winter Park, Fiords 37719, At Deputy Clerk torneys for Plaintiff in the above VAN DEN BERG. GAY styled action, on or before the 17th 8. BURKE. P A day of September 1975 II you fall to Attorneys for the Plaintiff do so, Judgment by default will be Post Office Do' 771 taken against you f or the relief Orlando. Florida 37902 demanded in Cornlaint PubliSh Aug 31, 177% This Notice Shall be published DEO 195 once each week for four contecutive *et in The Evening Herald. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Sanford, Fla. another raise to $8,300 begin- must pay the employe'i share mng Oct. 1. of state retirement. City Clerk Onnie Shornate, In Councilman Gerard Conneli's LONG WOOD City Council discussions of City Bookkeeper move to give a five per eVIl completed Its work on the 1975. Utility Clerk Elise OlJiI1'a increase In pay to those em '76 budget this week, taking no the Columbus harbor plant, salary, said Mrs. 0111ff began playes of the street and water chances that history might although the Sanford-Orlando the current fiscal year at $5,100 departments, who earn less repeat itself. of Kennel Club, the plant's only annually and as she assumed than $8,000 annually, excluding Plagued the first of this year customer, is suppod to be additional responsibility her utility clerk department emwith an over-optimistic budget paying all operating costs. pay has been raised to $7,800. ployes, died for lack of a of anticipated revenue and a Pay raises were granted to Her most recent increase second, resulting shortage of funds, Fire I.A. Steve Chapman, Public totaled $70 a month. Connell said the raises would council, in the new budget, Safety Director Doug Keller, Mrs. 011111's salary In the cost the city less than 13,500 chose the conservativ'3 ap- Public Works Director Ralph current dual position Is to annually, including payroll I proach toward anticipated Fisher and the paid remain at $7900, budgeted In taxes, state retirement and revenues and a liberal ap- fIrefighters, the new fiscal year. But, she other fringe benefits. Those I proach toward expenses. The $4,000 annually paid to will actually take home four per employes have not received a I Final figures were turned volunteer firemen, for expenses cent additional money since the raise In two years, Connel said. over to City Auditor Harold on a base determined by city, according to state law, Hartsock for refinement, number of fires at tended and WITNESS the hand of the Clerk of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Although Hartsock promised drills participated in, was cut. FLORIDA t he Circuit Court, Seminole County. the polished product would be Instead, on Keller's Florida this the 13th day of August NO 751473 returned to city fathers last recommendation, council 04- FAN fIDFRAL SAVINGS AND 1975 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Unted Tuesday, copies have not been allocated $1,920, at the rate of (SEAL) Notice of Public Hearing States banking corporati, Jr Arthur H Beckwith, made available to all council $20 monthly per man to eight TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Plaintiff, Clerk of the Circuit Court members. volunteers who have completed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Lake vs By Lillian Jenkins HAYDEN L SCHULTZ and Hartsock, lnan initial budget the 2W hour certified course Mary. Florida will hold aPublcH,arIngat7:)0pm .or a5soQntp,ereftr ()fl. Clerk as possible on Monday. 15. 1975 to consider an adoption of an JACOUELINE SCHULTZ, his wife WINDERWEEDLE. HAINES. session with the Council in early Council also allocated $14,400 Ordinance by the City ofSeptember Lake Mary. Florida. title of which Is as follows: not known lobe dead or alive and, if WARD I. WOODMAN, P A August, estimated a carry-over fo Its own and the mayor's AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA dead. the unknown spouse, hers. Post Office Boa Illso deyiee5, grantees, assignees. of $71,000 In the general fund salarles,a $50 monthly ia'rase ESTABLISHING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF LAKE Winter Park. Florida 32799 FLORIDA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975 THROUGH 1976; Publish Aug 17, 21. 31 & Sept . 197s Iienors. creditorS, trustees, or other from the current year. up to$200each over the current MARY. REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH claimants by. through, under x DE099 Council, however, budgeted amounts paid. Council early SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. ecainst HAYDEN L SCHULTZ and $35,000 in carryover and placed this year, in an economy move, A tnpyof Said Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City Clerk of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JACQUELINE SCHULTZ, hiS wife' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. or either of them; and all parties $17,000 In a contingency fund of adopted an ordinance reducing the City of lake Mary. Florida. for all persons desiring to examine same An Abbreviated form of the proonsed municipal budget for the City of CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR having or claiming to Pave any sorts, leaving unbudgeted the their salaries to $150 monthly. Labe Mary. Florida. asses forth below right. titlerir ifltC'%i intP'eprog,erty SEMINOLE COUNTY remaining $19,000. described, PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 19711976 Also allocated was $25 CIVIL ACTION CI',YOFIAKEMARY Defendants CASE NO 151774CA4,C In the utility department, monthly to each member of the Public Works $ 9l0I000 NOTICE OF SUIT HARRIET MAPIPIlPIC,, Hartsock estimated $76,485 Land Planning Agency, (zoning Police Dept 67.90000 Plaintiff. TO HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and carryover. Council deducted commission) who had voted Fire Dept 16.50100 JACQUELINE SCHULTZ, hit wife vs no t kflO*fl to be dead on alive and, if 30.38% 00 t AR RY ANDERSON drid $15,000 which they said would early in the year for council to Building & Zoning Dept AdmlnlstratiyeDept. 1I.21.00 PATRICIA ANDERSON. hit wit'. dead, the unknown spouse, heirs. be needed to extend waler lines eliminate their expense money. Utilities Dept 315,472 00 devitees, grantees, assignees, Defe'ndanls before Sept. 30, leaving a Board Chairman Percy White Iinnor. creditors, trustees. or other NOTICE OF SUIT 1563.76600 TO LARRY ANDERSON and claimants by through, under or $61,485 carryover. Actually submitteda budget for the land TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES PATRICIA ANDERSON, his w i fe. against HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and budgeted was $40,000 with planning agency seeking return Residence Unknown JACQUELINE SCHULTZ. tilt wife *17,211 in contingency, of the stipend. His action was ANTICIPATEOREVENIJI! If alive, and if either or all ofthem or C'thpr of them, and all parties In the sewer department later ratified by the advisory 1* dPld, all parties claiming interest Mvnq or claiming to have any AdVaIwem Tax 97159500 $ by. through, under or aganst right, title. or interest in ttie (package sewer plants In board. Road&RridqeTax 2.00000 LARRY and property deSCribed in the Corn ANDERSON Skylark and Columbus Harbor White's request for money for Cigarette Tom 1500000 PATRIClAANDER5ON, his will or plaint, Residence unknown subdivisions), $12,000 was aplanner was eliminated when Occupationallicensei 1.50000 either of them and all parties YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Telephon e Franchise 1120000 having or claiming to have any tha t a Complaint has betn filed budgeted for a certified sewer the county allocated $io, Fl Pow er Franchise against you by the Plaintiff in the 20,00000 right, title' or interest in the property plant operator, even though the from CETA' funds for the Building Pcmits 31000.00 herein described above styled Court and caus. for the county has approved fedes'al position. EIe'cTriciaI Permits Residences of all talc defendants 7.00000 purpose of foreclosing the mortgage lumbing Permits unknown 1.00000 on the following de%ribe'd property. fundiiig for most of the Fisher and Keller's salaries Mechanical Permits 1.00000 YOU, and each of YOU, are situate and being in Seminole operator's cost, were raised from $10,000 to State Revenue Sharing 13,00000 hereby notif ied that an action to County, Florida: 11,43700 foreclose a mortgage on the Notification was received $11,000 annually. Keller's raise Federal Revenue sharing lot 11, Block C. SUMMERSET 1.50000 following property in Seminole NORTH. SECTION FOUR. ac from the county commission is to become effective Dec. 1, floardof Acl;ustmc'nf County, Florida 50000 cording to the Pal thereof, as two weeks ago that it had ap. when his s1 monttL Fines .p.Forteitne, Lot ii, Block 0. SUMMERSET recorded ln Plat Book l6.a. pages 25 17.00000 *'oved an allocation of more probstionary ptrlod is ended. Interest Earned NORT H, SECTION FOUR, ac 1.00000 And 76 Of the Public Records of than $8,000 to the city from Fisher has been employed by MIscellaneous 2.00000 cording to the Plat thereof, as Seminole County, Florida (ETA Funds 20,91100 recorded in Plat Book IS at Pages 25 You are required to Serve a copy federal Comprehensive the city for nine years. Cashcarriedfocwaid and 24 of the Public Records of Of your answer or pleading on fl.000.00 Education and Training Act Chapman, whose current Reserved for copl3,415.00 Seminole County, Florida Pl&ntuff' attorneys. (CETA) money lot- the city's salary Is $7,200, was granted a Mobllp Home Tags 2.70000 Ms been film aganst you and thp TAYLOR, BRION, BUKER Sale 41.90000 bhovp ,larreci defendants, and you & GRELPIE sewer plant operator. pay raise to 17,8(X) annually, sank LOanS 757.00000 are required to serve a copy of your 1151 Brickell Avenue The sower expenditures, retroactive to completion of his --written defensS. if any, to it on Miami, Florida 33131 tentatively approved by the probationary period, and I TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUE Mark fluCtihinder Plaintiff's at tS63,7i9400 Telephone No 379 9303 fonnv. whose address it 9300 i and fliP the original answer or to City, Dadetend Blvd. Miami, Florida pleading I,i the Office of the Clerk of nothing was included for billing Public inspection of the proposed ti9e$ is available at the City Hall of the 33)54 on or before October lit. 1975, Said Court on Cr before the is) day of City of Lake Mary, Florida. expense and nothing vu Inand file the original With the clerk of October, 1975. If you fail to do so a All lotereted partIes are invited to attend and be'fteard this court either before service on default will be entered against you duded for the cost of water THIS NOTICE istobePublished In the Evening Herald. anewsp.peqo, PIIInIIH'5attcrneyto, Immediately for the relIef sought in the Corn department employes perger.eral circulation in laid City. one (1) tIme at Ieêtt live (5) days prior to thereafter; oPierwise a default will plaint the time of the Public Hearing, forming clecmip chores and be entered aqain,t you for the relief WITNESS nay hand and seal of DATED this We 77th day of August, 1915. demanded In the complaint SaId Court at Sanford, Florida mowing. CITVOF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA WlTNESSmyhandandtpesNlof Seminole County. Florida, thit 79th Revenues noted were $5,500 By: Kay Ssssman thit court on August 29th, 1975 day of August, 1975 GARY C. MASSEY, ESQUIRE from the 104 Skylark (Seal) (Stall 615 F Semoran Blvd. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr households at the rate of $4.50 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Sute 107 Clerk of the Ci'cuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court monthly and 14,000 in conAtta.norde Springs. Florid.g 77101 fly' Cecelia V Ekern fly Lillian Woodman nection fees from Skylark. The City Attorney As Deput,' Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish: Aug 31. 1915 budget notes no revenues from Publish' Aug 31, Sept 7. is, 21, 1975 PubliSh' Aug 31. Sept 7, II, 71, 1975 Analysis - - ca Denies Testimony Striking Miners To Meet QIARLE)N, W.Va. (AP) StrIldzig coal miners - planned labor Day weekend in'ttlngs throughout the coalfields as a 3-week-old wilat walkout showed no signs of abating. United Mine Workers Presldit Arnold Miller and other national officers were sche&1ed to meet here today with 100 i local union heads from ?e West Virginia ares that init ated the walkout, Nearly 80,OW of the r'itlon's 125,000 soft coal miners across Appalachia and 'e Midwest remained Idle Friday, despite criticism agaJ't the strikers from leaders of both the union and indw/.ry. L 46 Few Bank Applica tions 4 ' I" I I 4 II - r'.r,', American Party Expands " ;&~Ml ,i .~J;`i ,._ ., ~ ; I """W. .( / 401111111M..- ORLANDO (AP) A circuit judge has taken under advisement a motion to allow Live television and radio coverage of the narcotics trial of ilonunie I,oudd, former boss of the defunct Florida Blazers football team. Circuit Judge W. Rogers Turner ordered defense and prosecution attorneys Friday to submit written Legal arguments on the motion, and said he welcoined the petition by Loudd's LRyer, Ellis Rubin of Miami. "We've got an opportunity ticre to take a step in the right direction," Turner said. l4)U., the former managing general partner of the World hoot ball League team, is scheduled to go on trial here Sept. 8 on charges of delivery of Turner also took under adL'n1ent another defense 1110' lion to consolidate the cocaine dc-liver' trial with another nar. (Otics conspiracy charge against Loudd set for trial Sept. 36 If . "I The Discount Department Store I I Asst. State Atty. Donald Lyk. kenbak argued unsuccessfully that Turner should reject the broadcast motion as Just 'an attempt to delay" the trial. But Turner appeared in. trigued by the defense motion i and spent much of the hourlong hearing probing Rubin with queries about the mechanics of how the trial could be broad CISt . 1(14. JI4U$,I dbU 3.111(1 he (141(1 I been worried for some .,,,,._q about the chances of Ludd got. ling a fair trial in Central f'lor. ida because of news coverage about the case. "I'm really concerned about how we could get a jury," Turner said. Rubin, who gained national attention with his successful battle against television blackouts of professional football games, said his motion was based on the premise that "a lull public trial by radio and television" was the only way to counter prejudicial publicity about his client. 'It is not enough that a jury verdict may be rendered In the cold words 'not guilty," Robin said, reading froni his motion. "The facts and circumstances, the demeanor of the witnesses and the testimony of the defendant himself must be conveyed to the po pulace by radio and television broadcasts, as "as the false accusations and prejudicial headlines to which the accused could make no response." I.ykkenbak argued that the Florida Code of Criminal Procedure and the Code of Ju. dicial Conduct of Florida both specifically prohibit broadcasts from courtrooms, ABOR DAY SUIT SALE MONDAY SEPT. 1 st ON L tor. TALI.AHASSEE( API Dr. John (grady says the American party will have candidates on the ballot next year for U.S. senator, some congressional seats and possible some legislative posts. The party is launching its drive to get petition signatures for a ballot position next year, Grady told the Tallahassee Tiger Bay Club Friday. He said afterward he had not decided whether he would be the American party's Senate candidate again, but it was almost certain he would not be the Republican candidate. 'What we need Is a new party based entirely on principle, and I consider that the American party," he said. Grady has met with state Republican party Chairman Bill Taylor of Jacksonville, and Grady said he had been urged by other Republicans to work out a coalition to oppose Sen Lawton Chiles, 1)-Fin. Grady said, I wouldn't run as a Republican," but added later, "I'm not considering It at this time." Many Republicans consider that the 300,000 votes Grady received last year as an American party candidate for the Senate cost GOP candidate Jack Eckerd the election, won by Sen. Hchard Stone, D.Fla. "People don't understand there is a new revolution ... an open and honest revolution by bard working people who are tired of seeing what Is happening to their lalllilieS, he said. - . nnioi TA[.1.AHASSEE IAI't Only nine applications for bank ctiartcrs have been received during the first two (lays that new filings were accepted, Comptroller Gerald Lewis' office says. Four of the applications had not been previously subnutted. Lewis' banking division office said late Friday. No applications ttere received Friday. Thursday sas the first day bank applications were accepted by Lewis' office because of a requirement of the state Administrative Prx'edures Act. - - DEO 199 A Fort Myers man has INVERNESS iAP) akmued much of the testimony attributed to him by reporters and members of a state House panel 171 vestigating an alleged $1 billion mortgage securities fraud. Thomas L. Ashton said Friday he had no idea why chairman Rep. Dick (lark, I)Miamni, suggested there might he "severe improprieties" in the Citrus County clerk's office after hearing Ashton's testimony. The panel subsequently subpoenaed Clerk Walt Connors to appear in Tallahassee with LN)unty land records. - ---- , r Teenager Jailed Again • A state official has NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) called for an investigation of the deaths of three persons In the capsize of a raft on the turbulent Niagara River during a test run as a thrill ride. An Immediate halt to raft tests on the river pending the investigation was ordered by Orin Lehman, state commissioner of parks and recreation. With 29 persons aboard Friday, the raft flipped over 3 miles below Niagara Falls, just upstream from Whirlpool Rapids • Rllflalid Legal Notice Marshal A Minister y E - -.' TAl.I\1iASSEE AP If a Virginia professor is going to tout Gob'. Heubin Askew for the Democratic presidential nomination, he ought to get his facts straight, says a Republican legislator. Rep. Roger Wilson, H-St. Petersburg, said Friday that he can't agree ith some of the reasons advanced by Prof. Robert Rutland for Launching a "Draft Askew" drive, The University of Virginia history professor has iirganjzed a draft campaign and was in Oklahoma this vt'k to promote the Florida governor as a presidential candidate. Askew has said repeatedly that he has no in terest ehaLsoever in running for President. "If you're going to initiate a Draft Askew campaign, ii should do so on a note of accuracy about Askew's r't'or(1 in the governor'. office," Wilson said in a letter to - Legal Notice - Fugitive Arrested , r Loudd TV Coverage Sought - Draws Wilson's Ire ' - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF 'Draft Askew' Drive Legal Notice Shortage Prompted Scrutiny Quiet Satisfaction' 'I I ' I Every suit in our stores. / lit OFF 114042 VALUES TO 15O°° ~~ ;~ I. 1 /~ i 11, A - h/I FREE ALTERATION! FREE GIFTWRAP FREE COFFEE STORE HOURS DAILY 1010 comparelaistayou can't do better than Zayre' 10 1 1 1 I OVIAhOOCASY ( ,-. ''I ' r / / ..,f MELIOUPtat ' -' Ri' ''' - - ' .,I .'.r'. 41 - ASSILBER4 : : / 4 '' ' f ' ' ' ' , JOILAhOO 1. - / / / / 'T...''.f • SAtIrOPO Al, ' ? '' I 'if h"' I IDAYTOItAUACH I *INTER J No'"i 0' C J / , .,,f'g'r.j,"sp'.s 1,11 if SIMMER 5' i , r - ., U, ,, !iiila; i;: �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCIIAVE,,SANF'ORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 4 opened. summome Sunday, Auq. 3L 1975-4A I1 ____ Around Publisher WILLIAM D. CUIIHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MA RKEY. Advertising Director WAYNE; D. DOYLE, Q _ Frh Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, 52.40; 6 Months, $14 20; Year, $2840. B Mail In Florida same as hk'me delivers All 7:OCi,ther mail, Month, $2.0; ' 6 Months, 51620; 12 Months, $L240. r: ., i_',_ Keep Hands County i'oni1nis.oners, Seminole County, Florida, to authorize the safety changes proposed by Sheriff John Polk and to authorize Sheriff Polk to open the jail immediately upon completion of the changes." In a letter hich accompanied a copy of the tition that reached this desk yesterday, Gregory says "Sheriff P0IA has proposed 14 safety changes to make the jail safe for occupancy. I feel the county commissioners should authorize Sheriff Polk to make these changes and to authorize Sheriff Polk to open the jail immediately upon completion of the changes. Apparently there are qwte a few Seminole County residents who are quite disturbed with the fact it's taking so long to get the county jail re- Off You'll recall that it was June 9 hen a jail in. allegedly Ray McCall, set fire to some mattresses outside his cell and the result was that 10 inmates, Including McCall, and one correctional officer died in the inferno that followed. Since that fatal day, prisoners have had to be farmed out to jails in neighboring facilities, at a cost to taxpayers of approximately $1,000 per day. That means the county has already shelled out about $83,000 in housing fees for prisoners who ould normally be detained in our county jail. Without elaborating tcx) much on figures, t has been estimat ed that repairs which would qualify the jail for re-opening sill cost about another $120,000 the same amount it will cost to farm prisoners out to other detention centers from now through the end of the year. We are presently spending approximately $1, per day to house prisoners in other jails. The county commissioners have talked about allocating $360,000 for the next year to continue this pra"ticc. The changes proposed by Sheriff Polk could be made for approximately $'O,OOO. It shoul d not take a math major to figure out the most reasonable way to proceed," Gregory's letter states. - The Clock Portugal's Crisis 7:3 8:1 As our Delcaration of Independence states, there are times when what would ordinarily be deplored as violent mob action against law and order is justified. Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of human rights, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it. Such is the case now in Portugal. Under no circumstances should the United .- ""''. ... StatesinterfereTh ("pntrd Tnt)lian,"c ''''b''' • Further, Gregory says, 'Each county cornmissioner inherited responsibility for the jail when he as elected. Unpleasant as it might be, they cannot waive this responsibility. It is time they faced this issue head-on and aced to relieve the taxpayers of Seminole County of the needless burden of $1,000 per day." Earlier this month, a grand jury that was investigating the cause and effects of the jail fire issued a report that said the Seminole County Realizing that the longer se house th ese prisoners in other facilities the more it i1l cost the taxpayers of Seminole County, at least one faction ants the county commission to take more al. firmative action to get the county jail re-opened. Robert K. Gregory, 1800 Sanford Ave., is circulating a petition which reads, in part: 'We, the undersigned citizens, and-or taxpayers (Tt'mmno!c County, do hereby petition the floard of Comnmi.ssion held th e 'ultimate responsibility' for the fire. The report stated th at had the county commission paid heed to Sheriff Polk's request for funds necessary to make jail repairs prior to the lire, it might have been averted. One commissioner even sent so 1a as to call the sheriff's plea for funds "irresponsible." Today, he's wishing he hadn't made that remark. In recent weeks we've been deluged with telephone calls from citizens who are fed up with e seemingly pussy-footing around that keeps the th jail closed. Commission Chairman Sid VihIen Jr., wants various state and local agencies to flatly say that if the 14-point repair program is met the county will no longer be he ld liable for lodging prisoners in an unsafe facility. So far, no agency will grant such a waiver and rrne will come forth saying they have th e authority to issue same. Nonetheless, Gregory, and apparently quite a (es other county taxpayers, are fed up to the gills s ith shelling out that $1,000 per day and want action taken immediately to permit the re-opening of the county jail. When taxpayers, who are also voters in every sense of the ord, get their dander up, it's time for elected officials to take heed. Bill Currie 9 9 10 must not be accused of meddling, even though we sure that its opposite number in the REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Soviet Union is actively seeking to influence the course of events in Portugal. The Helsinki agreement, signed Aug. 1, by the leaders of 35 nations, including Portugal and the Soviet Union, forswears any intervention, direct or E)resses indirect, individual or collective, in the internal i affairs of ahother participating state. Despite that proviso, it would be naive to assume that the Soviet Union is keeping hands off Portugal during these critical days. Wheri Police Commissioner Donald Browning But we should keep hands off. Not simply asked the Winter Springs City Council for perbecause we undertook at Helsinki not to intervene, mission to out a new man joining the force with but because intervention, either by the Soviet a new style uniform, other councilmen wanted to Union or ourselves, is likely to be coun. be assured that with the phaseout the old "The Portuguese are a proud people. They will ir.ifcrz.z period. Jl';lws,\u.;M( At)) Words President Theodore Roosevelt remarked ma':'j yeri ago that the White House was a "bully pulpit." Be'.y FgtI, the charming and personable wife of the President of tlu United States of America, proved it again with what, in ci trospect, appear to be unfortunate remarks about hi' 1&-year-old daughter, Susan, Mrs. Ford said, in response to a hypottwtica. qtsUon on a national television program, that she might not dlssv.ale her daughter from pursuing a premarital love affair and suggested in general that premarital relations might possibly lower the nations) divorce rate. Mrs. Ford, of course, has every right to her views, and was trying to be open and candid, characteristics of the Ford administration and of the Ford family. However, the nationwide reaction to her remarks has underscored the tremendous Impact that presidents, first ladies and their families have on the morality and the standards of millions of Americans. It would be a pity were Mrs. Ford's remarks to give momentum to the permissive trend which is causing so many 01 today's social problems. And, since opinions are in order, it would be ours that premarital relations are wrong and premarital sex is not the way to cure the high divorce rate, Senate Rernatch The Senate deadlock over the vacant New Hitmpshlre seat In that august body has been broken by the unexpected agreement of Democrat John A. Durkin to a new election. in a ckne race last November, Durkin w2s first ruled the loser by 355 votes to Republican Louis C. Wyman. Partial recounts failed to resolve the contest, one showing Durkin the winner by 10 votes and another favoring Wyman by two vote' The Senate refused to seat Wyman, citing Its own authreti to rule ofi the credertials of its members. But Republicans have used every parliamen?:ry tc''a to block a meaningful 'tote on the Issue, aware of "se prtibable result under a heavy Democratic majority. The ',enatt Rules Committee similarly had rejected GOP propoias for a new election In October, also cognizant of the likellh. d of a Wyman victory In r'ormally Republican New HampsJ:e. Durkin 's capitulation, however, is not a Wpublican victory. It Is an acknowledgment that the Senate is Incapable of assuring New Hampshire the reprrsertatlon 01 which it has been deprived for almost a year. If 'hez'e is i victory, it belongs to the people of New Hampshire. BERRY'S WORLD I .1 .1 ,\ A Minority of 1 —JaneCseiben'y ScIc 4 Supt. W.P. "Bud" .ayer's logic was unlamLaUIe. One? (EDITOR'S NOTE; The following is a guest column contributed by Sam Borden, author of SmorgaiBroden, which appears weekly In the Herald's Seminole magazine. i Don't I know you? Aren't you the member of the minority group who keeps reminding everyone that you are sick and tired of having your rights stomped upon' Isn't that your finger pointed at the navel of society and blaming It for the bellyache that )ou declare plagues you almost daily? - ii ' ki I • . / all those unused roads," Ranchiands president Rkbard DcFazlo witnessed to the fact the roads are "in the best condition they have been since I usedtoparkbackthere" — addlng — "And I didn't pay for 'G - - _-.atOON— '.'t you Jhink going back to school is so tough how'd you like to be going back to school in Bostci?" — LIMA, Peru i AP) Peru wa calm &iturday after a I)Io(lless ''palace coup" by army commanders who paced dapper Gen. Francisco Morales Bermudez at the Min of the socialist-oriented military regime. Only a few riot troops were placed around important i"vernment buildings, and there were no reports of large tr() movements, violence or opposition to the new reg line. Veteran observers predictcd the new leftist rulers would continue the mixtur( of state socialism and capitalism adopted by ousted President Juan Velasco Alvarado, the leader of the seven-year Peruvian revolutionary" govenunent who had been criticized by ,*lm ' recently for his crackdown on the opposition and the You . . I ' 1 You must be that displaced piece of human driftwood. The one who lives in an America that is supposed to be homogenous enough to that everyone can blend in. Are you here by design or by accident. or even perhaps by birth? Are you the one who was so disappointed to find 'ourself outside the mainstream of life and sidetracked In one of its tributaries? I've seen you there because I've been there too. But you didn't see inc. Oh no, you were too preoccupied with your own problems. Sure they hurt. In fact they hurt something awful, especially when you begin feeling sorry for yourself and delude yourself into believing that you are being 'picked on' and that you are going it all alone. ~i ~ Government Reshuffle .. . . . Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for Lockheed, multinationals, Russia Letter To The Editor 1 Oil Takeover In Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela lAP) Venezuelan President Carlos Perez Andi'es has given final approval to what he promises will be an orderly state takeover of the country's giant oil industry, run for half a century by mostly U.S. companies. Perez, who has vowed there will be no disruption in the (low of oil to traditional customers, signed the oil nationalization bill Friday. 1k' told his 12 million countrymen on national televisirn the take-over will lack "adventures" and will be : reflection of a mature, serious, thoughtful and rational nation." - .- If it's any consolation. you're not. You're that wop aren't you? Or are you that greaser, the chink, spick, nigger, kraut, frog, hunk)', polock, kike, cheesehead, rnlck or halfbreed? Sometimes it's difficult to tell you apart all look alike when you're all lined At a meeting earlier .tds week on whether up against a common threat or enemy and trying school hours should e shortened for goodness, with all the strength and ingenuity you possess to Davenport Arabian horses, and, thank f irst Letter Of Thanks graders Layer said 1 ' gets "more" from a there are among your readers many lovers of save your collective skins. Sunday sermon that hits only a half hOW' as This Is a note to thank you for printing my horses, and horse raisers In Seminole County, I your parents and your grandparents opposed to one that lists twice that long, I think Secretary Dillon's "View From letter last Saturday in regard to our county quite well or at least I think they were yours. Castle", each month, is worth the price Also up for the foot.i.-.mouth award is board library system. of sub- weren't they the seedy looking pair, dressed in member Davie Suits. scnption!. drab and patched clothing, who huddled together Since writing that letter September's issue f —Harriett H. Plunkett in the hold ci a ship for weeks while it carried Seems Sims felt shortened hours would give the "Smithsonian" has been received. I would Altamonte Springs them to this new land? Or you what a like to share with pro, are yours the ones who Secretary S. teachers extra time off, tirr, that could be wisely worked their way over for passage and no pay. Dillon Ripley, says, in part, so much better than used In the classroom. 10 the editor are lA,tters welcome. I: "Let those of us responsible for museum Then maybe they came reluctantly and in "They're Like my em; /.iyes who spend rune i library) policies and their future as educational They should be as brief as possible and chains, or as mercenaries in the service of a hours doing what could 'e lone in four," Suns institutions mark well the evolution comment on matters of general interest, of quipped. foreign crown to whom they held little or no The letters should deal with issues and avoid educa'ional apparatus in this country, where the allegiance, paid to put down a rebellion of ragged —Ed Prlckett common acceptance and vast federal and state personalities. dissenters, and stayed when It was all over? The editor reserves the right to edit those support has cheapened the net effect through A little humor a,pt into the budget hearings dead hand of regimentation and pedantry, letters for reasons of space, but will exercise Rare indeed were the ones who chose to this week by S':muole County School officials Money begets power, but the power remains with great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost return to their former homelands and perhaps it in'the editing. Board wP'er',ne member suggested the five man the dispensers of the money. Musems (libraries) was for the best when some did make that choice All letters must be signed with a mailing because they wouldn't have lit in anyway. They board! 'educed to four, would do well to measure, every step of the way, " move we remove one board member," their independence against their eventual address and, when possible, a telephone number lacked the fiber and the special qualifications it co the identity of the writer may be verified. The takes to become a member of a minority group b(d// inember Davie Sims said good E%enlng Herald will respect the wishes of and to survive. That takes some doing. But you 7' board laughed. I am sending you my copy under separate writers whor!" not want their names to appear in know that already. Efforts to save money these days may come cover—you may wish to secure permission to print. in strange packages, but Sims did not say which quote, subscribe to the magazine aud-or You know it because by now you must have We men t, of course, the right to reject any board member should get the axe. recommend it to Your readers especially since lettem this ne, N paper considers to be libelous or heard, between the echoes of your own wallings, —Joe Askren this edition has a fasdnating feature story about the weeping of those relegated to become a clandi': nus unique minority in their own land simply because they were outnumbered too fiercely and too quickly. Just how often do you suppose they have asked the question, "Where do we go from here?" because you IN U First of a two-part series Editor's Note: This is the first article of a two-part series on S. Edward Bishop, controversial executive assistant to Comp. troller Gerald Lewis. The series deals with Bishop's role as supervisor of the unit inmassiv,! vestigatirig a I.I__ ecuriiie iraiuu UUU °' background as a private investigator, TALLAHASSEE ( AP) —A former private investigator who supervises Comptroller Gerald Lewis' security strike force has been accused of throwing investigations of a massive securities fraud into turmoil. S. Edward Bishop has strained relations with other investigating agencies and run off most of the staff that started the probe, his critics say. The)' charge that Bishop provked clashes with other investiga tive agencies, pressured investigators to File cases piematurely, manipulated press releases to maximize publicity for Lewis and arbitrarily dismissed competent investiga. tors. Bishop, however, has many supporters who say he is an outstanding investigator. His personnel file is crammed full of letters praising his work on past investigations, A private investigator in Miami for 30 years, Bishop, is an imposing some say menacing figure at 6-feet4, 260 pounds. His style is abrasive and aggressive, but he can be charming. lie can also be street-tough. "It's probably true that I don't take the time for the ni. ceties, but It's been a long, hard prowl through the jungle and I've survived for all these years," Bishop said. Former and current state employes who asked not to be identified said Bishop's aggression triggered a rift with the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement (Fl)-. Cl.E) and the recent, namecalling spat between Lewis and Asst. State Atty. Louis St . Laurent of Fort Myers. Lewis' office, the FDCLE and St. Laurent's office are playing major and supposedly cooperaLive roles in investigation of allegedly fraudulent securities sold as paying up to 14 per cent interest, Lewis has said up to 80,000 investors were swindled out of up to $1 billion, although other investigators say his figures are greatly exaggerated. - Several Run-Ins mere have been several runins between Bishop and FDCLE agents, who sources say art loath to deal with him. lie has accused the FDCLE of flOflCOOperation, saying "we got Into a raising of voices" at a May meeting on a brief refusal by the agency to release cotutin erizeti crime records. "Sometimes you get cooperation by confrontation," Bishop said. "In this case that's what happened." An investigator who regards Bishop with mixed emotions said, "lie's a big, imposing loucl:ioutt. You can't like him. Ilut he has done some things — and gets things done because of the way he operates — that were highly beneficial to the public." lured by Lewis under conS troversial circumstances in January, Bishop is paid $19278 a Year. His duties as an executive assistant include legislative coordination, but he was involved in little visible liasion with lawmakers during the 1975 session. Before Bishop was hired In January, Asst. Comptroller Vie Vickers, who works closely with Bishop, discussed combining three federally funded fraud unit positions to pay him $25,000, Lawrence Do Frances, a for. muer comptroller's office attorney who quit in a dispute with Lewis, said Vickers talked about putting Bishop at fraud unit headquarters in West Palm Beach to "keep him out of the eyes of the press -- and that's a direct quote." Started In January The Fraud unit, funded by a $99,000 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration i l.EAA) grant, went into operation in January But Vickers and Bishop suspended operations for about three weeks while they reviewed unit plans. Bishop's critics charge he had no idea what was involved at the time he assumed corn. mnand of the fraud unit, lie said Securities fraud was a real estate matter and wasn't worth prosecuting, according to two sources who commented mdcpendently. "That would be 180 degrees off what Gerald Lewis and I agreed in December," Bishop said. "I never said it." "1k' mnadesomne untimely and ill-advised comments which I'm sure he wishes tie could swallow," said a third source. There has been a succession of firings and resignations in the six-person fraud unit at Wes t Palm Beach and related positions in Tallahassee in the eight months of Bishop's super. vision. Only one investigator and secretary remain of the original staff. Bishop dismissed the original director, Stanton Phillips, shcrtly alter the unit started, accu.sing him of a conflict of interest by asking Vickers about a bank charter in which Phillips had an interest. It source who asked not to be identified said the charge against Phillips was 'totally unfounded," James McCall, a former state and private investigator hired by Bishop as a securities investigator, was promoted to director in April but demoted this month to an investigative po:it'n, Bishop declined comment on the Prince situation, but he said that the fraud unit grant proposal development by Prince and De Frances was "put together in a haphazard, quick manner," Do Frances and Gary Zwickel, who resigned in Jut.' as fraud unit attorney, did the ear- structed to devote his attention ly legal work on civil and to bank charter Issues at the criminal cases against firms time he was trying to complete that sold the allegedlya civil case against Equitable Development Corp., a Miami IrauduIent secu rities. They quit after disputes firm ordered to halt land sales over priorities with Bishop and that investigators said were other superiors, linked to the fraudulent secu Dc Frances said he was in- rities. - Temporary Promotion Bishop said McCall's promotion to director was temporary but he said in an April 22 memorandumu that a supervisor had recommended that McCall "continue as permanent super. visor of the fraud unit and this recommendation warrants sup. port of the executive staff." "Bishop is pretty cold-blooded." another investigator said. "McCall (Jidn't do something he wanted," Qualifications were waived to hire McCall, a longtime Bishop associate who worked with Bishop as an investigator for former Florida Atty. Gen. Earl Faircloth. Mccall's position required a college degree, which McCall does not have. Also fired as a result of conflicts with Bishop and others was Robert I.. Prince, former chief investigator who proposed and obtained the I.EAA grant. He is appealing his dismissal to the Career Service Commission and is expected to raise charges against Bishop at a future hearing. - For A Long Cool Summer Install Carrier FREE MATES k~ 0 __.511 e4um !_ 6.0 SOUTHERN AIR - of Sanford. Inc. Ph. 322-8321 N. Maple Ave. a PALMIST CALENDARI PAST— PRESENT— FUTURE CARD READINGS. CRYSTAL SAIL READINGS — _.o ~ r HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS 11 *I.r 0 tfl'ir SEPT. 1 SEPT. 8 board members and staff ant • MARRIAGE 05USiESS Skating party to benefit Seminole High School Rand business meeting, 7 pitt., 110 IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME 1G'jOQD Seminole High School Band, Parents meeting, band room, Sweetbrier Longwood HOURSIAM -$ P.M &DAYS 631.4405 ClodSwdvs 7:3&-9:30 p.m., Melodee Skating 7:30 p.m. 1 7 7 m,Ii $outh of 11 N,i? to ',I?d% SEPi'. Rink. club luncheon SISTER Slim 'n Trim, 10 a.m, and I Whole life readings: 55 with this ad! SEPT. 3 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, meeting, noon, Cavalier. CALL for APPOINTMENT Advanced Gunsmilhing, 7-10 SCC'S South Seminole Center. p.m., 8 weeks, S.M. Call Call Seminole Community Seminole Community College's College's Community Services Community Serivces for for reservations. reservations. _______________________________ ______ Under 25 SR-22's Sanford-Seminole Art Cancelled Rejected Association, 6:30 p.m., Civic Saturday's high 92. Overnight Altamonte Woman's Club, 10 i E.Z. Payments . Quotes a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, for covered dish sup- low 69, " Partly cloudy today with a Center. Speaker — Capt. David per. Jot' Mathicux will conduct chance of afternoon amid 322-0285 • 63 1-9774 Gunter of Altamonte Springs a critique, Parent Effectiveness, 7 p.m., evening thundershowers. flights Dept. Police .2317 S. French Ave. SCC's South Seminole Center, mostly in the lower 90s and lows 4 SEPT. Sanford, Fla. 32771 S 12 weeks. For reservations call tonight in the 70s. Variable 1 Forest City Elementary less but winds mostly 10 mph or nmunity Services, SCC Community School First Grade Open house, stronger and gust)' near INSURANCE AGENCY 7 pin. SEPT. 9 ________________________________ thundershowers. Rain Central Florida Sheltered probability 50 per cent. -SEPT. 5 Workshp's annual rneeing, 8 EXTENDED FORECAST Lyman High School Athletk p.m., Sun Bank Community Mainl' afternoon ttiunBoosters will sponsor a bar-Room, 200 S. Orange Ave., tkrshowers except night and becue at 5:30 p.m. with swim Orlando morning showers more likely part)' in the new pool, sneak central and lower east coast preview of football team, and SEPT. 10 Seminole Youth districts. Highs mostly upper -F i-1yaw "Clean Up That Old ) back to school (lance at 8 p.m. Ranch. Inc. picnic-supper for Typewriter" s to lower 90s and lows in 70s to around 80 south. ________________ Blow Out Replace Ribbon Daytona Beach tides: high Clean Type Oiling and low 9:01 2:52 a.m., 3:36 p.m.; 322.8005 One Adjustment. a.m., 9:57 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 2:35 a.m., 3:33 1) in.; low Oiler Expires Labor Day _______________________ ______ 9:01 am., 9:38 p.m. Annette W. Bass AUGUST19, 1975 Annie L. Chisoim ADMISSIONS Nancy A. Gibson 'ellv Jackson Sanford: , Carolyn M. Simonds 1). Davis Margie Lynette A. Smith John A. Mihlonig Carol Ruppert, Casselberry Jesse F. Lewis Evelyn M. Epps, Daytona Glendora C. Tallo Beach DeBary Anna Dawson, Coed College Prep Billy J. Starling, DeBary Billy J. Starling, DeBar)' Boardlnb and Day Students William C. West, DeBary Edna L. Mullin, Deltona William If. McDaniel, Hose A. HanseA, Orlando Grades 612. Fully Accredited. Smal classes. Development Deltona DISCHARGES of effective study habits. Air conditioned dorms and William U. Myers, Deltona Sanford: classrooms. Business. Art. Golf. Male and female in. Dale W. Watson, Deltona ,i, terscholastic sports program. lntramurals. Write or call for Carol M, Harrell, lake Mary 1 catalog and application. Robert 1. Owens, Osteen .EMOR IAL ___ M __ Dale D. Wilkinson, Osteen 1k TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE _____________ __________ Georgia B. Jessup, Columbus, Georgia Admissions Office, Box 38 Mrs. Gary (Kathryn) ,Sorrento, Florida 32776 (9O4)383-41O __________________________________________________________________________________ Hamilton & baby boy, Sorrento - p .3 (1 LOW AUTO RATES WEATHER JACK ANDERSON 1j. . 1cJyI1U S1 - -- I . * emo rMN10. M.,.,.N1,q ARRID EXTRA DRY i 90Z. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Study Warns Of Terrorism How much worse off are you than they? How much better? Did you, In your benevolence, remember to include their plight and those of all The State Department sees a "clear 25, 1974, we called Libya's Muaminar Qadali oiu Footnote: The State Department conducted other 'minority groups' in yew hastily compiled posslbillty that terrorists will use fright the the world's most irresponsible leaders for the study in response to questioru from the list of complaints and demands? weapons," such as lasers, chemicals, arming terrorists, without much thought for tte Senate Internal Security subcommittee, You don't think them important? blologicali, radiation and nuclear arms, to consequences. SOVIET GRAIN CONTROVERSY: The Ily what set of equations do you!*come judge blackmail and perhaps destroy nations. The Soviets have sent huge arms shipments to Soviets have asked Washington for permission to to eliminate other groups Ir3m your wide Although "such use is not inevitable," ac- Qaddafi who has supplied terrorist groups from purchase another 11 million tons of grain. This spectrum of sanctions? That banner of minority cording to a State Department study, the Ireland to the Philippines. Meanwhile, he is would more than double the 9.8 million tons that isn't exclusively yours and never has been so technology Is available to develop scare weapons trying to get his hands on tactical nuclear have already been sold to Russia. make a little room under it for the others. And and terrorist, have the ability to steal them. weapons. The total sale, if the new request is approved, while about it why not Include others who have St1l, the State Department hold.i out hope Apparently, terrorii organizations work would come close to 21 million tons almost two found themnsleves in the uitrmority like the that "small radical groups" cannot acquire the together through an in'.ernational radical Un- million tons more than the controversial 1972 Prtestants, the Catholics, the Jews, the Bud. hideous weapons and that "larger terrorist derground. "We zve seen cooperation among wheat deal. dhLsts, the Muslims, the atheist,, the hanorganizations" will be deterred from using them terrorist groups in Latin America," states the Farm organizations are for approval of the "by what would bean extremely severe response study. "Additionally, there are indlcatioes of Soviet request, The farmers contend that the dicapped and the retarded, by the world community." increasing conperation among the Ruder- government encouraged them to Increase their So stop feeling so exclusive because you're World opinion, however, has not deterred Meinhof gang in West Germany, the so-caled planting this spring. The American wheat crop, not. terrorists from committing small-scale Japanese Red Arm)' and Palestinian terrorist therefore, is expected to surpass two billion ftJj 2DO years of trying, you and all those groups, particularly the Popular Front for the bushels this year. Two-thirds of this must be sold outrages. Since 18, terrorists have killed 5W other members of other minority groups are all people and have wounded another 600 to 800. Ltheraticn of Palestine." overseas, the farmers claim. Otherwise, they America has left to weld a magnificent, liiiAmong the victims, 16 U.S. officials have been Kidnaping has become a favorite terrorist will be stuck with huge surplus stocks and the perfect country Into a nation of self respect and murdered and 32 have been tiounded. tactic. The State Department cites a Rand bottom will fall out of the market. The terrorists have also rnnaged to attn Corporation mtudy of 63 major diplomatic kidThe sale of another 11 millIon tons to Russia, dignity, themselves with deadly, sophisticated weapons, naping efforts. In 81 per cent of the cases, the on the other hand, will push up grain prices. One Gripe all you want to, loud and hard. The including shoulder-fired Soviet iriiswles capable hostages Were seized successfully, In ',9 per cent possibility, which the diplomats are trying to sound is all very familiar because it's been going of knocking down airliners, of the cases, the kidnapers escaped punishment. work out, is to exchange American grain for on since inS. The State Department study 'xiifirms our There haw also been ominous Intelligence Soviet oil. Our sources say the 13,& rhlght be able That's bow I first recognised you, by your past reports that Libya has been an Important reports that the International terrorists are to import about eight per cent of Its oil voice, because despite your accent you sounded source of weapons for terrorist groups, On May plotting to zero in on the United States, requirements from the Soviet Union. exactly like an American, Sunday, Aug. 31, 1975—SA MADAM KATHERINE - - LISBON, Portugal (AP) A 58-year-old Angolan-born admiral took over Saturday as Portugal's new prune minister following a cabinet reshuffle that ended at least temporarily the military regime's five-week-old political crisis. The new premier, Vice Mm. Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo, replaces Gen. Vasco Goncalves, whose pro-Communist policies had thrust Portugal to the brink of civil war. In a compromise hammered out by the military leadership in three days of virtually nonstop secret negotiations, Goncalves moved slightly higher in power if not in prestige to become chief of staff of the armed forces. The post was formerly held by President Francisco (Ia Costa Gomes, the main architect of the compromise. - 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bishop Charged With Disrupting Probe - ' . HOSPITAL NOTES $995 FLONDA - . 0 The new Sinai pact being negotiated by henry A. Kissinger will have two signing cereuionies, one between Egypt and Israel and a second which will also include the United States once Congress approves the stationing of American civilians in the area. U.S. officials say. The secretary of state, who new to Egypt Saturday for his filth round of talks with President Anwar Sadat during his current mission, said Friday he hoped the two sides would initial the new pact early next week and sign it a few days later. Sadat's spokesman, Taliseen l3ashlr, said in Alexandria that there was still a possibility the agreement could be initialed Sunday or Monday. However, he cautioned a;aifl,st assuming that the accord has been wrapped up. "People are jumping the gun saying everything is settled," Bashir said. "This is not true. There are issues still to be setled and we have to be patient." Kissinger has said that the outstanding problems are just "nuances" - Are ' have an extended wearout resent .'uitcitIn *IL..I &t1 — erce by either of the Councilman Irwin Hunter, however, it, superpowers. Th ey will settle this for themselves: terjected "Not too long, I hope, I noticed the But we can express our hope that those who are other day one of the patrolmen was wearing lighting in the see for freedom from repression flowered shorts under his trousers." will prevail. The Rancands area of Winter Springs may The Communists, who won only 12 per cent of te sparsely populated, but there is evidently the vote in the recent national elections, have the 1Jenty of night traffic. Discussing a proposed powerful support of the military junta. maintenance program for the unpaved roads. However, no people which is determined to Councilman Irwin Hunter said the roads gets lots keep its freedom and is willing to make the of use by parkers. Riding with the police at night, sacrifices necessary' to resist tyranny, can be he said he has had to pull out many parkers who got stuck in the sand and could have used enslaved, except by external force. Councilman Irene 'an Erpoel's four-wheel drive The violent actions of the Portuguese majority vehicle. are their only means of expression. We pray U,( generals will listen to the protests before it is 1w Mrs. Van Epoelreplled,"Unlesswe are going late to prevent a civil war. to charge the parkers we can't afford to maintain - Two Signing Ceremonies All's Calm In Peru L ke Flower Child Unfortunate Sinai Pact To Have SAM BORDEN Patrolman - 1 WORLD IN BRIEF c1niw art' reasonahlv 8: In Securities Fraud Case i' CENTRAL ,. 4 AC ADEMY OPEN DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 10.7 �------- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Sunday, Aug. 31, 1975 CPenney 46- T i'r I Bnney JI Ju ShUJ LØboI Fri( Join Forces Against Deltona p111. Shop Labor Da y, loa0m0 9 p. m. 7:CO Great buys on girls' knit 1-shirts and pull-on pants. Great buys on boys' sportswear. Special 2 for$5 7:3 2e,2 3999 Rugged corduroy pants for boys in Polyester/cotton Flare leg jean styling with back yoke and contrast stitching. Popular fall colors Regular and slim sizes 6-18 Pre-school sizes 3-7 ........SpecIal 2.99 9. 11 ale Reg. $8. 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FLORIDI' Each comment included detailed allegations of shortj 'comings In the Corps' Impact SUP4SH1NE STATE.. state ment. While the Corps did make some alterations In the body of Its proposed 'inal report, the summary of conclusions underwent little cha nge. Added to the summary was the observation that "the de%eIopment would exist in an are' subject to hurricane flooding and subsequent damage." M issing, ho wever, was any HAVEN'T mention that provisions of the new Nationa l Flood Protection -Tnn.ennn _t,.l ..na.,... IIL)U4 UI ('41.1 ma yI '4U.0 V Ukil all new homes on Marco Island be built on ungainly stilts of up tu five feet because the project I is located in a flood-prone area. In the summary of its pro• posed final statement, th e . - ..' Corps concluded that the De l. lana pr oposal "would result in the loss of about 2,200 acres of pt., ,,.: mangi'oves and the destruc tion . "r disruption of the asi3ted .' biota and adeclineLni;iatural productivity, ! i por( ttiiiI u..c4. i ry resources, whi& .1d probably not be rc rned But the sumnr...y also added .. that "impieme' ,,iUGn of the proposal is expected to provide 4 'ble ii detected trlj economic bene'iLs to the local, . e udv:ii ta.' ci this f.i:t county and state economy in the How' By taking some tire form of increased employment, c'nce a year and gttting u tax revenues and tourist in'ieckup Then you'll know come The Corps is expected to anhow healthy you are. Then ou II know ho to keep jounce its decisions in early (976 but i long court battle is i .xpect.ed no matter which way TCJ. he Corps decides "If the ruling goes against us, *ell, there's no way we wiU ;t.and still and allow 51 miles of mangroves to be destroyed," said Hal Scott of the Florida Audubon Soci ety. "Sure, we'll go to court if th e permit Isn't issued," said a Dellona spokesman. S And In its letter to the Corps, the EPA asked to be notified immediately if the permits were granted, hinting that a court c ha llenge would follow, Ladies s ri c shoes for the family. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The nents, the National Marine Deltona Corp. also owns a large Fisheries Service criticized the development just across the St. Corps' Impact study as a "rela. tively Intact distillation of the Johns River from Sanford. I!Pt U5IIUU4I V.14 flt .,,..1.4..l IJI*I4 IaI II U NAPI.ES (AP) - A long vided by the bpplicant (Del. list of federal and state agen tona), rather than an Independ. des have joined irate ronmentalists in a new assault Harmic acknowledged that on Deltona Corporation's most of the information used by Marco Island residental-resort the Corps lndrafting the Impact community and the U.S. Corps stateme nt came from Deltona of Engineers. ernplo'es. A 14)144 •,s4..I ,,t C 1...IUIIU t,s., fl UIti.... IIV IU4U4 an IUUI UA1 OIIiCULS also masrea state agencies are voicing the study for "significant omiscriticisms of the "09)5' pro- sions, errors, and inconsistposed final environmen ta l im- encies" and expressed 'serious pact s ta tement on the $154) mu- concern about th e adequacy of lion development on Florida's the impact sthtement and about lower Gulf Coast. the impact of the proposed The impact sta tement was project itself." released last week in advance One of the most scathing atof a final public hearing by the tacks was issued by the Envicorps scheduled here Tuesday roental run Protection Agency, onDeltona's request for dredge which recommended the flat and fill permits. denial of De ltona's requests for Dr. Jay ilarmic, Deltona's dredge and fill permits. environmental adviser, said he "We believe the project will was not surprised at the near have a severe adverse effect on unanimity of opposition from the environment," the EPA governmental agencies. said. "Therefore we find this "Government agencies are project as described to be environmIyunsaacry State agencies also joined the to oppose this type of develop attack even though the Cabinet ment to literally keep their appr oved sta te dredge and 1111 jobs." permits for the project In 1971 in Adverse comments centered return for Deltona's pledge to on both the project itself and the give the state another 4,000 adequacy of the Corps a5ii acres of nearby land. sessment of enironme?ti Chief among the state critics damage from the proposa was the Florida Game and of destroy some 2,152 acres Fresh Water Fish Commission, mangrove wi l dern e :d ss a,1 which contended that appr oval cfredge18.2mLI11oncuulc}ar frtab ti Co "could of fill from bay to only be coJ deredapback create si ° wards from the apparent posiJoi ni ng critics of the project tise advancement which that and the Corps were officials of agency has displayed in the the U.S. Forest Service, Nation- field of en viro nmental control al Marine Fisheries Service in the past few sears." National Oceanic and Atmos. "Although the state of Florida ... has permitted the pro ject Department of Interior and the t h subEnvironmental Protection stantial land exchange agreeAgency. ment and the Florida DepartOn the state level, criticiism ment of Pollution Control has was voiced by the Department certified the project with of Natural Resources, the knowledge that water quality Game and Fresh Water Fish OolaUons will occur, we have ,,mille1 . S / ' I Reg. $15 sweater of easy-care acrylic knit In spice. berry, blue, ivory. qreen or navy For !Hr)rc suz'r1 .1 I 4110P Sizes 3.6X, 2.99 Girls polyester slacks.. Pull-on styles in solids colors. Sizes for all girls. Sale 2.80 9 10 9 Sizes 7.14 da Snag-resistant coordinates at 20% savings. S Reg. $9. Slipover 1 Special 3.99 20% on r t ers, Iunio Sale 7.20 Sizes 3.6X, 1.88 Girls' Tshirt of cool, easy care polyester cottoi. Crew neck, ribbed neck and baby doll sleeves Assorted solids, 714. Easy care and comfortable because us 100% cotton Jersey has white body with )fltr1St yOi€! . STetVeS and nunwrals on c fi! wtl A s ~,, rle s 8: o ave ast L Sunday, Aug. 31, 175-7A Nine Agencies am.7 ay, lo -- I I-. . .. - '-. '-- - - - •S_ . - == .----..-.------.--- -.----------- - - "- ,-.-.- .-.-. - - ... ' )" '' _J •Ak.4V' , '- r&I • -- �— I SA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 31, 1973 Grand Opening Sept. 4-5 . . . Fun Days Scheduled For-Stan Brock's Pet Kingdom , --______ re return, BAYER 2 iiime MW ASPIRIN LIT a K , t ¼ six .. i r... :i 1' ... residents participating in the I ,s Inc.. Aluminum 1U K K11r 14 m ...'...... JUMBO PAPER TOWELS , then first on the new lists. , /' 2 %wTt OR PASTE,. PFG 51 LIMIT 4 t - PROCTOR TOASTER INNI.,.:,~1 .. .. .. - - I : N.Wn I WOOD PENCILS i,wo I i a, II 1 17 Reg. 24.99 •'. - .... - II ri ______________________ •.', HOT'N COLD FOAM CU ROOM AIR 50 CT STYROFOAM AIR /1 PENS 00 Ii -.31114ii~il- •, " . %7 ICE . CHEST . ~ I. ..1. 0 1 I 48 - - 1AtIORPIARfO ' I STUDEN1 1It'i-o5f . __1 to f I') I ,, 'III 1k IX 88 C Hm ....... -,.... 1-1 1. ::. '.: I '-5. MENI KNIT A I S E — _____________ WALK . .. ...-. "- . POLARO Sanford area residents are I #I1 - :-,.%,. .":,::-,:: '.1 PROTEIN 21 1 13 OZ HAIR SPRAY __ - 44""Pro FORMULA I I To Be 'Rifty ... . - , _17"I ..lI.I•. _._uIuII•lI__I __ __ The RIL, which cost an estiIt's the Ritz-Canton, and its owners anted it relati vely mated $40 million, wt!l be small. That's one of the stand- housed in the still uncorripleted SCHICK 1 ards Cesar R.t.z set down in Witer Tower Place, a oneFrance 77 years ago w hen he square-block complex In the t -1. I" ~ ~~ ~ 1 ~ ,?; ~ I M t ~_ 14( ASST. BATH IT&DAS - .'<.. . ."`.-.~ f -. .-J.%.. '' ' higher. A single room will cost ' :.-, MEN46 #=ME J . hotel's 20 fully furnished. one-to cent rM show a prafit in two or thrft4x*oon-i apartments will three years. Royals ' &-s ' I I ' .."O.I.6f.fifto ar*. % f U),CIA, i • .. I OOTNPASTF WITH BAKING SODA I 1 0 NWOOLITE ~t' - U N -= i_---- —, LOTION 0 1 II 0r I s 9 i I , ~"~'- TUBE AN i I 10 _ I I II I I 1% . I t 1 WIr" counse Impu 9 3 I - ' —- .\ g I . LIQUID I iI I i Buz "-'' , 60* 10% lots of other ihings iii Itkrd's phannacy department. ton's ' / r ••'4 , s,- - ',.. I" .• , I -_ - '.'--' S - ' / - ,.. - - - - . ... - _ - . - e . . _ f`I! I - . - , - ' ' • . ( , ~ - - - 7 - pla)offs Speculation at this point of • -.- 4 ' -{ Al -' F. -_ -A , -1%, -I- ~~_" 0I - 4. - - • . -'U '-'. T_ "I _:;~_ ~ -1 . . ,A=*-b -i - 4 7 - 10~F74I - -_ - - -. _Z'U - _ a - - a-ftrzt -- V7 1 - . . vift ..& *_ .4ffir I - : ' " - Z_mr -" i; : ' - " - - -., - - , - __ ._ - - I .A MI =. . r* , . - - _. Z_ . .1 ••"c .-'---,.-- . - 4 -- - - • - r -. . __.. .,W~ -_- . _' - 'L " I L - - a- -~ i ~_ Z. JDr 7 -- --ja 'Ll a) ym~ 3E _;!_.~,~_~ ~ -~ £'i 't' - -- gc .. -' ~ ~ Vit- . VI in 10 innings, - ~, - . f rtz iir, :4- — - M - --- ; 17r_" ~~ -"~- t _1_ L 46fgW- IF .., ___ . i I ~1~ - -, -t-ii'. t ft~ N il~ ,i ~.- .1. 'L-S44r.IA64_ -k-'r- 1 , RW ., , lk~~- - " r .4% r ' baseball over college offers froin West Point and Florida , ~ . HEAD COACHES GET IT ON . . _. The Browns got to Marion too '. `_ 1% .1~ 4 . . , L, -1 . SI _. -1 ~ - . _ .- - - - ~, - ._; a ~- pr~_season practic another story. 111ttat's when they get their chance to show I :. .tt~ i. - 4 11_.~, Football coaches don't get to V;~_.,. - -- -- ~vz--T - I i- _- ~ - -- ~ __ - Lake howell's Tom Ruby turns th e corner for a I st?' game at Pittsburgh was Okay, so who's going to be in ning gie the I hils their icto- mac e uflO er is( osure . 72-3 innings, walked Johnny Pre p's or Kelle hands off to rwmilng back I k4 : .t~ - . . ; . , ',_- . I .,. . . . - '-" .kt . ' . ' . . ;~, 1 Herald 11hotos by Gordon . . . a.; 7~_~7~ . . it - ~N, F S . .: '. ,i..' .' ¼... - . - 'V . - 1 ' - XWV I t ' ' ,,I ', - Tj 'irt ';';'p' j'' A ''_____ T ,') F , . ;• -'- t, i~ ~~. . _ 0h1yWr7MZI ' It "is T "&" j', r, .. ~ "Ai" t. t4 -V ', t - ' " : ' . Ct ~ - 1. f T ~r . I git L. 1 _4 1 (,III ~1 ,.'I .. ,, . ),:~ . - •' .i. .- ,v~ , - . II " - .. % ______ '!- y - , Willie, who is known for his Sanford Ajl-Stars. with a single to right. . t .. #~ . . d that she when she ght ry over the Giants and Ed Ita. have another addition for licki, whose previous start had basetkall. Seems son Donald, who was released by Minnesota 1, _V . comes back. - tley's Sam Weir gets ready to ~~:"Lv.."J, -Y lend off a blocker by tossin - . - I . double in a two-run eighth in- ________________ 1• -I 11hillies 3, Giants I : s ii i!; 12 WYJL,~kz,l~~ I tool - - 2 ' ir l --- 4 . .%r 4 ' ' — R k_ -1, 1. __^ ..'--;._~ -.-N- V~-~ ;! ~ " , ", -Cv,*f'-.4, .. L tx_-J_~,_: -4 __L - ____.r; !1~,il, 01I-__~_'t 6 Eight Sumivors Vie . 4 own Prince hits 'io. 8 seeding with a 6-2, 6-3, triumph over Albin Stone of Australia. I A 6 1441%6.~ _______ RICIIINIOND, Va. iAP) - Bean, the 221-year-ohl P()w- ready was satisfied in reaching lie was joking, of course, as usual. But it is an interesting concept. Ilie Na.stase st Jed men and two seeded wornen would have envied. The new clay surface who whipped Vijay Aniritraj of India,6-3, 6-1. saw nothing out of the ordinary. law student, an attorney. an in- was to open the quarter-finals with a first-round defeat last surance executive and a with a tee-off against Phil Ken. year, Veghte said he was eager clowning to his heart's content, or Ilie took a heavy toll on the third day of pta) all who cross his path. 6 Tom Okker, No. 7 Tony Roche, No. 12 the ol,l-tiine form out of the window." Depending how his game goes, he can be a rubber face and make the crowd John Alexander and two Americans, No 14 Vitas Gerulaitis and No. 16 Cliff hIeiastnlking,of course, about tt difference the clay makes. laugh. Or he can be nasty and make the Richey. among on grass herea year ago but lost to the quarter finals as compared locksmith are the quarter final, fly, 22 ol\orthbrook Ill one of for bigger things "I told ou it ou1d happen,” said the Golf Chilinpionship. his game goes, he can be a rubber Jinuny Connors, the top seed who won 0111 two I akelsnd, the round of eight. r wd c o I"h who is 12 years older than other The tournament tough under The other half of the upper quarter finalist "is to do some graduates are headed by All, bracket matched Fred Ridley, thing In a national tournament Americars Andy Bean of Flori. a Stetson University law stu. -I'V W t 1W good — because he wants to do well. Ueldn*an. 2,6.OtriumphoverflogerTaylorofGceat favorites to reach today's 36- Clearwater, who Is playing in three times but I've never "I don't know if I can win this tournament, but I can go far-to the semis or the final," he said. "I've played on this Margnret Court, a seven-time winner seeded No. 5, survived by t e skin of her teeth, beating Betty Stove of 11w Nether- Britain. Playing the opening center court match, he was a picture of decorum, if hole finals in the U.S. Golf As- his ninth U.S. Amateur. really done anything on a na. sociation's diamond anniversaThe other quarter-final tional scope." ry event. matches pitted Mark Boyajian, Veghte, who reachod the surface since I was born. It is the last lands, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 after being down 1.3 In not Innocence, lie, like his Romanian The eight survivors qualified a 26-year-old locksmith from fourth round when the 1955 U S the second set. friend Nastase, has been known to bare automatically for next year's Belleville. Ill., against Henn Amateur was pla)ed (in tl tourney by winning two match. deLozier , 28 an attorney [ruin same James River Co I es Friday, ani the winners in Silver Spring,,Nld., and William the Country Club of Virginia. Jan Kodes, the No, 15 seed (rein go Into the first four in the wor!d Czechoslovakia, also barely squeezed Connors, after his triuinph, said Ile rankings." through. Hans Kary of Australia had played better thin he did Thursday. "I match point on him at W in the final set will play even better next little. I am here faced with semifinal com. against Fergus. but Kodes gritted his teeth and held on, I. for buainess," petition in the afternoon. today's morning round were Loeffler, 19, of Arizona Stite ceached the quar'er-flnals day with a 1-up --ictory over While Boyajian said he al- Turn Jones, ~ - -1 V.I . Z_ _Mzo~;. I _i -_ -_, ,r- - -------_ '.'-'.' ton, who are in opposite brack- against Jack Veghte, a 40-year. York State Amateur in 1957 W ets of the draw and are rated old insurance man from the Florida State Amateur only tournament to give me a chance to / nczi%, ~~__-,__UT___ da and Keith Fergus of Hous- dent from Winter Haven, narnents including the New on grass at Wimbledon, led the top five seeded men into the third round with a 6- 'U," I' = - M_ _.- -7_~ S F~ our women also wore toppled- No. 7 Francoise Durr o! France and No. 8 Juhe his emotions. _~ __ - 0, .~4Ki-VA' I—. _. . But this week, the week of the U.S. Open championships, he says he is being pranced Into the third round, protecting p'1 6, .5, -5. Although man) ,; -- k- `7-~ I -- - - J - __ __ I-_-X .'~ -- Four college undergraduates, a erhitter from Ile moved a step closer Friday wl~en he ; onors of utsets, Arthur Ashe, the No 4 seed major tournament of the year. It is tho L. - ma eur It %as a feat that at least fI%e other crowd yj - I ..........."m I : y _____ ITF1 I -~, :-::::.:-::.: - Appli(eflons evoi6ble now. I SUNDAY 10 - I WtIRDAYS 9 - I I :.. -:: i~~* On PfIstfiPlions, vitamins and reed ALL STORES OPEN 1 ii , ,zL - . ' \. t API — ilic says when he quits playing Thol's 10,1/, off likerd's SALE PRICES GOOD REG 94 LIMIT I OVER S"E La I , i 6 3 m Z $_ 44 ' •;-.•.•.-:•:•:.... - , I, feated St. Louis 6-2, Montreal Anything you want to know shut out San Diego 4-0 and Chi. ab(yjt just ask cago ripped Atlanta 8-3 Hous- Mrs. Brown says. FOItES I IIII.1.S, - i qq .4 ,; ,,- i , IS t , h 0 X, 1 ~F*I -" J.% - - - L '_~_ - r _. around athlete, He chose pro tough game," Matlack said. ,.When we got to Sutton early, it really surprised me." tennis he ma join the circus ''"': , year. as ase~ .,.,, . ::::-:, .. 1. '~ .. . . .-. REG -11, 0.40 ___________ ~'!: -:::~~3 I now4k 4113111111111 I I ,' - " L. ,- Wants To Join Circus ...,.,.,.-. ..:.--:-. :,.:- - . -% -........ -::::%--% \ Ill r -6 I,.# #.* -t,. lo"oLo- e- bl~,6 I',6#0-# : 1-, • ~ New York Yankees edged the and Larry [Iowa sent Cash in ment senior league,,~oa ches the :'..,..,.... c,, 9 „ WV - , .eo 4 COPPERTONE U.-I- t • I b and a suite $l to $480. The an occupancy of Th to ) per . . 3 . . , All 2 . . C $48 to M, a double SM to M ovii 4:Ip-- - - 7 game bulge oer Kansas Oates before Cash hit his game- keen ee as an umpire In thc City In he At. West ihen the sinner oil the right field ia1l Sanford R"creatlon Depart .1:`::: ' I Even so, ELxisol expects U , I 1., I " - I ,;~ ,':\ Th1 \ i L4 I :~:,7-)~ I - ~ ":'%%~ . ,C , waiter stationed oin each of the great demand in the Midwest. 4~ A's, however, maintained their - I .' custnmed to akin up to an the owners, are banking that . .4 I- s ?,Old #08C01111 M& Mips --I I ` --because most people are ac- Boston and Marban of Chicago, i. uvC15 my have teen amng ft rather than painted metal worst In hotel history,Owls to .1 .. doorframes, bedside call tons, romm for the "bled and eemmy. Some, mxb as tk* have shut closet rods six 4behes higher Sh,ermart and ' i than milady's owns I cago area hotels In May averwon't skv-t the floor. Price:s range from Ngh to aged i2_6 per cent. . 88 (39 [G ~,,,I, i, - domlnsums, a bank, office c'iz sui -.-w,_- . - - - I I the Mets last spring is pondering a sion to 7L games oer the Hal hialicki, who allowed Just five chance to sign with the Nc' tirnore Oriols, who bowed to the outage White Sox 4 2 The hits and struck out 12 batters in York Mets MI elevator operators, queen-size and four movie houses hotels 17 f'oors It means 14-color fabrics ,.Iif,A.t ::.:,-.:.,::1 •' :: ,.%,; I ',.x L,% I i A I -seat stage theater ,~ __~__.__ AT 1W . _v.2 : .:,:%-,,.: i A.~3 ":t ") r IIA I 'a Chicago pg Avenue and other posh shots room hotel says Thit txlosted their lead in the nerican League's East Di i -.,.%".`,.. I :,: i 1 I '' * "' ( th triumph, equaling his ca. : KA 110. 20, k1126 20 15 . hs scittircd eight hits for his .. :::::::::;:::~ IIA4ê4 SU'IP $ MOYII SUPER 11 CT (31 fI.G i to 'IuIi...M5ii I A I A ~ , .."i .. * delivered a single, two doubles and hi.s 12th homer and Rick .-.-.I.,.- .... 69 . I .. DOUBLE HOT PLATE 88 ,., . r~,~ __:-r:___~ • th.at, it's usually a bad sign," fans will be chirping out all the Mets* ace left-hander said. three stanzas of Joy To Th Fenway Park with it &I victory rained out. . - HAMILTON ItA(N 1-1 " The Bosox made it four in a over the A's in friend]) ...:-,-:,~ . LAWN HOSE 1. 4_*`%1 1 1 1 1,~~1 i ,~ POLAROID POLACOLOR 2 AM 329 88' 4- newest luxury hotel, sched uled year . The average daily room ra te to open In Octobe r, won't be the certainat Chicago-area hotels in May ll largest but it wi city's 11 - - district foes. An each qualifier League, Philadelphia beat San shutout for eight innings. row -.77_~ iI ....... , ____ I ,_ 1 1 *I prediction of a 9-1 season. But it "I was looking for a real whenever they meet the Oakland A's in Boston. :.,..*- * .. _k; -_ ,,.. .. r told me that Seminole only has one backbreaking game — Oct the Dodgers 6.1. says *-.:...' . --- ______ Also, in an attempt to iron out Matlack proceeded to cruise to athletic celebrity at Seminole a six-hitter and the Mets beat High last year, being best all The playoffs may be another ..... r, . (G 4 69 . 99 66 G011D \ , x--..:-. .... . ' LADIES SHIR 3 POS~T,014 - . , : ... * ., " ... - SUIVILISS `~ 1 roun ces 11) THE ' ASSOCIATED PREI .11 .... . 41 , I,'I • o ayi DEODORANT 4 OZ LIMIT ONFE I AMERA ANT Ai POACH KILI. E R :_-,_-. . .... MANsPOWER I . 33 .....'....'... I". PORTABLE GRILL -- I ,- FOLDING Luxury Ho el 44 I 10 REG 1"....... X.X_:`_.-. ,~:.:.".-. . -..,.. I "I"I", .-.. '..... " .. 19 PITAWTV - . .. ::.:' _____ - inequities in the qualifying system, participatanLs will be Klngman s three i-un homer- Randy as somthing of an 1\ s 6- 1 '' _- M~-:, - .... .. '' ......... T '.'..'7:: -..r _41I ' - merly the case. -- own two-run single and Dave Appalachian League. ........- ALUMINUM : ''t' worry about Friday night in Los back from a trip to ,Marion, Va., Boston :I ... * % Law enforcement agencies alumir,um cans and bdq them to the Chamber parking lot cooperated in the investigation, each Wednesday during SI arrests and convictions of the promoters, who were held in tember. %iolation of the penal code If someone a.sks you to pin a concern~ng endlm.chains and .:,X...". ..... I ... I 1 - - - IT speculation. But a little birdie "When we get a big lead like staff this year." i. -. %.._ -, I I M - '. -.W- - '' ....- 77 A"., _, - --. 7 r(MI10 Pf . Pir, " LABEL MAKER *.I . --_ , .....:: DVMa' ''4 ' . TooiIiafl)runstOOearl) gen- Worldb) lateNovember Jumped on Don Sutton for six nuts in the first inning, Jon cr811) means I wont make it Here a a ',ote For Be'erl) Matlack figured he as in through the game It s been a - ng for our ng Brown as supermom of the $ At ._;*::_:_:, :-%,_:-~~.,.. , ..-' .... . . ., . When the New York Mets - - . - each one, 'ht said I can t bet didn I play enough shool.s of Its MainLand, spruce Cr e ek , Del and, Gainesville, against the Seminoles But if on class to qualify. 'D 11RE&S -• r ~ %- -' first two wagers. "A strak on points earned and Seminole se ' -..-:. .-. - / ~~, I Dodgers, Sutton . -.. ( •. ' unc hes the University of Florida is overnowing, and that the high off system has going to in the big not this school playoff flanged drastically beginning in the state playoffs; and 4) President Ford will not be reAnd on the latter poirit, the tall en €man proposing e ...::.: - 788 ' .... and received $1,917,447 from Pack,"bwolvingllstswlthonly and fastidious design. - , .t --M -_ .- ,_-x •! take r&t S lfls is tuu risk) Too any o r all of in said th. For opt.ru.rs, in tadi of four iriabks But se II work up talle r of the two, i busuiissrnan eekend of classes, there I6pla)offs Judging from the neat Knot of something first teams instead of eight That games' his tie means the learn which goes all The ron%ersation reminded In quick succession, he said Miami 11W 01 two things— football the way , to the championship if flatly that 1) the Dolphins won't be in another season lasted 12 months, game will play four games, Super Bowl for fi v e )cars, 2) Gamblers Anonymous would be instead of three, as was for ...... - NESTEA ~ -.. -.,. '. H Thii fall, the Florida High they ean't make it when they are undefeated, how they gonna School Activities Association do it this year' And betting (in will adhere to a different set of , 1, I '\\'- - , # If, -. :' -" Haynes ' Mets I ' - ,--.;. I --'U"-, ' - __ • 1 , - 79 - ,. LOOSf ALUMINUM `::.::., - associates heading the lists the scheme would provide aluminum during Sipternber. Bonds for the promoters long On a statewide basis, before - if ever - new Floridians recycled 12,800.000 members reaped any harvest pounds of aluminwn for the 11W, procWteirs of that PIM January through June period used two variations -the "Six -~~--__ - ___ ~. 1_~I ___._ - - -_.._ . __ -I'L__ I SN4 First Street, to pay the public 15 With the hotel, the 74-story manager William Ebersol, will reflect -understated dqmce" urban center wW combine 100 in the form ef flawless service sWres, 40 floors of luxury cm A THE RMOS the ~- -_-m__-77 ~TT.., --~ ---- % ~ 79C •3..__3 ji 88- IF BOOK a I .7 'i~~-``-`.-' .- - COOLER PAPERMATE (JMDf%Cl'riai& . ... .q • -- must play each other team On the second point he bet on Seminole 1h might not within its district. specified he needed odds—five Xtfl out (' Inc Take S&riiinole sschedulc for to one — if the SEC chain have when example, Games against Fact is, fie sears ago plonship as involved. that Seminole learn went UnOviedo, St. Augustine, Colonial The other man, who dressed and I yman are meaningless like a touring golf pro, pondered defeatcd stik playoff berths figuring the playoffs. But each and decided to accept the were decIded on the basis of " j trill! ••.•': TheAlumlnumReccIer's,in amembershipo(250 times the conjunction with Reynolds entire population of the world. A 1 A every ii Aluminum, scheduled r lists were origiraffly prepared by the L~_ ---tr="__ ~ I the promised opened the Paris hotel bearing fashionable North Michigan Avenue neighborhood of Tifhis name. t) J, PAPER REG 39 OVEN is However, for one member to receive 88 j e dld,A H nf act, - a 'K OF SIX SILEX I I . op I FOR aluminum cam. ____ __ I~ r Football fans may be the most unusual breed of (at lurking in the spor ts world Without eveasdropping, I overheard ,t con ve rsation on Sanford's First Street which NCIj " 6 I'll X.X .: N:,..: * ... WSMSb~.-'...'.%'.-.'.:,,::'., - .. For Uleir recycling efforts, Sanford area participants without the chain's being received a total of $14,159.25 for 0a, -' F U I "- I n I 160 - N A I - # _ ':.- . . fts two o, 300 J I • . 41 - - PAK I i - Duringthefirstsl.xmonthsof 1975,94,395poundsofaluminum fr.., I I givem an insight into the APER PEPSI COLA ~-`:,:'-. , Footba IFI ei ______ . -- LABOR DAY IV scheme most often used worked this way: Thie victim No Sanford men will be he c ved a among out.sthndir g State Farm In Insurance agents who will be membership list of 10 names attending a three-day con and a $25 Savings Bond, ention in New Orleans this recently purchased for $1875, made payable to the first week Invited to participate in the person on the seminar are Gordon Meyer, The new "member" made 2201 French Ave., and Cliff two new membership lists, Miller, Old U.S. Bank Building bo th agen ts for State Farm. original list and adding his own name at the bottom. He then __ - __________________________________________________________________ _____ becameaacti:mernbr" - -,.... ________ a President's Club Luncheon leading books, at 1150 each, to give to and a buffet supper for the two "new " he ' agents Agents and their ought into the scheme. The victim had spent $81, but was - --- . .. ;. 4 4 T- , u!'. - _____ $3 ,~ _AL_~ BeP " . _. - - The ublic is cordially invited d. to WI -. is - - ~ fla __________ _____ _ usiness Agents attending will have He delivered the Bond that the opportunity to excha nge came with t he first list to the ideas and discuss industry person named personally or trends m an open forum with by mail. both re gional and home office member," tie As a executives r e(it 1j,' dues of Convention highlights include and to purchase membership - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. statute. further their schemes. meat of the Treasury h&s ad- an individual receives large news media In the areas inFun days are coming to Stan money-making plan Involving Most of the "bottom-liners" vised the public that chain- return, At is likely that he would volved. Had the mails been used, the Brock's Pet Kingdom, located chain letters and U.S. Savings Individuals who purchase v promoters would ha ve been in in olved in such schemes are letter schemes involving quickly redeem the bonds, • across from the Sanford. Bonds, you'd better refuse, of innocent violation of the U.S. Code, Title realtively Savings Bonds — which are thereby placing a further savings bonds for such chainB OrLando Kennel Club in according to the Department of letter schemes, and who 18, Section 1302 — the "lottery" wrongdoing. They have no essentially get-rich-quick enburden on the Treasury. the Treasury. Longwood. w hich proscribes the Intention of perpetrating a dea%ors statue do a distinct From time to •lme, the d co ver t hat participation ina You aren't likely to make an Frida) and Saturday. Sept 4 Beat mailing of material concerning fraudulentschemeorotherwlse disservice to the savings bonds Treasury's savings bonds violate certain laws zd & 5, wil l be the big days when money in the scheme and it's using the mails illegally. a lottery promotion. division distributes news regulations, may request a program. Brock, Jerry Nash and the rest entirely possible you might be promise of a the In addition to It establishes criminal Instead of encouraging inreleases warning of the refund, using Treasury Form _____________ of the stall at Pet Kingdom host prosecuted for violation of often are 0 fine or dollar reward, they sanctions of a $1, 00 dividuals to develop genuine illegality of chain-letter iI)-2966. federal, state or local laws, as th?i.r grand opening. This form is available at persuaded Imprisonment for not more that they are being savings plans, they create the schemes involving savings interested persons may bring well as losing your investment. lotteries. many banks; it may also Rather than circula te the lists than two years, or both, upon "patriotic" helping their illusion that participants are bonds. A few mont hs ago, a number their pets to Pet Kingdom and (rein the Bureau of !TU1IIS bonds through the requested conviction. They would also government's savings bonds both aiding their government When a specific instance is have a free color photo taken of endless-chain schemes were or the promoters retied upon have been in violation of Section program. and themselves, brought to its attention, special the Public Debt, 200 Third St., with Brock renowned animal launched. me intermingling those meetings in private homes to 1341 — the mail fraud ' Over the )ears, the Depart Even in the rare case here releases are distributed to Parkersburg, W Va. 26101 handler wno has long been organizations were active associated with the Central under several misleading names - "Your Match of Florida Zoo. TERRIFIC som— Brock ill have some wild Bonds," "Inflation Defense -— animals on hand for the grand Foundation," "Century Club,' l , opening and free prizes and "Exclusive One Million Ic, ' Inc.," SAVINGS! Uncle Sam Investment goodies will be given away as . Six Pack Club" part of the ceremonies Edward B. Rust, president of State Farm. -- SPORTS - - �20-Ever1 ig Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug 31 1973 ,@I WOREBOARD1 Largemouth Bass Striking School Minnows ,31 9%:1110uu, class, inose sometimes stupid, sometimes whiting are small though according to Merle Keller, pier stubborn, but always exciting battlers are still striking schools of operator. Sheepshead are being landed by the tublul by the cx: minnows In the Sanford area this week. perienced visitors to the pier. Reports from all sections of the St. Johns and the Wekiva Bait mullet are coming in to shore which could account for the Rivers indicate the bass plentiful, a little on the small side, and big shark scare on the coast. National League extremely choosy about the lures they will hil AMERICAN LEAGUE East The school bass are feeding on very small menhaden mm. The sharks have always been off shore In all Florida waters, BAT 1IPfl3 l? ball W I Pct. GB following bait fish into the surf. Only since the book occasionally However, some of 311 7 P,'unc'n NY, Philoia n 12 61 SAI 3 the bass-men are connecting with tiny spoons and the everand the movie, "Jaws," came out, has so much publicity been lID WathnQeon. New York 6? S faithful plastic worm. aroused. r, , Jul St Louis 71 67 $31 A Charles Merritt, who makes his own fly rod lures, has taken • CPcaao 41 73 133 ll'i the crowds. Ma child in Central Florida, I heard of shark sightings on the (.tr, Mire III Rice asn. so. consistent strings this week on the &. Johns from Cteen Bridge Montreal 37 11 413 17 "Speckled perch Vstr,emI,,. Rm 79, Mavt,e'rry scattered after the good run last week," said coast. One well-to-do lumberman in North Volusia County bought West to lemon Bluff. "' '? Lowell Hiley from his camp on Lake Jessup, but plenty more are the old Fla gler Beach Ocean Pier a small structure at that tune) Cincinnati 69 14 469 C.O. Penney of Marina Isle Camp told of schooling activity moving in from PUNS BATTED the river." IN--lynn, Angeles 70 61 Sfl I9' L(4 just so he could target practice on the sharks with his high. Pin. 91 Rice, Osn. as. May near his place and strings of up to seven landed. S Francisco 63 46 419 21 Lee Crossin had a catch of 27 specks Monday. Mr. Douglas powered hunting rifle. This was some 50 years ago, so sharks in Nrry. k, 67: 1, May. Ba', 14: San Diego 60 74 416 9' C' ScoH. Mit. fl. John Lankford at Osteen Bridge reported a (our pounder took 5Obream, Mr. Wright only seven A Pelham, Georgia visitor, the ocean are nothing new. C Nettles. NY, Atlanta 36 76 433 31' ku Houston landed from the bridge and a BIG ONE hooked but, un. George Smith, had never fished the lake before but connected SI $4 11`11 39 About l5 years back, two fishing buddies of mine were wading HITS- Carew, Mm, 16$, Nijr Friday'sResults fortunately, the hook straightened out and the unlucky angler lost with 35 bream. Mr. and Mrs. Sightler of Orlando located 18 of the the surf near the Inlet. The sandbars were shaped in such s fashion his prize, Chicago 6 Atlanta 1D Pierj Cal. 130: 0 Brett. scattered speckled perch while James J. M cCormick and J.B. they ere able to wade several hundred yards from the beach in Cincinnati 6. St LCuS 7 Torn Gordie brought in three bass Thursday C. Ii? Wahinqlon Oak, 117 and the Spradley, Orlando, brought in 19 specks and one channel catfish, search of a big channel bass. Nov?cn at P'ttburQh. pod bank and bridge fishermen have scored well withmorning Pnl', Ti, 147 speckled perch Hiley predicts the speck fishing will be good from now on DOUBLES-McRa, A couple of small ones had been landed and attached to a and blutgiUs. KC. 37 V,-Vtreal 4. San Diego 0 through the fall and winter months, L Ynn. Fisn. iii. R Jackson. Oak. stringer on the belt of one of the anglers. Suddenly they were New York 6. Los Artqeltj I Steve Platt got into the "hawg-sized" bass, the best one PhaelpNa 3 San Francisco 33: Sinte4 n. Bal. 3?: May King mackerel continue to be the hottest item for the offshore surrounded by at least six shark fins slowly circling them. Easing hi tting th e sca'es at nine a nd rry, KC. a hail pounds a nd fi ve more swelled salt water anglers. 1 Th e charter boat "Dandy 14" had a short trip a hunting knife from its sheath, th e man with th e fish stringer cut the total weight to 26 pounds - that's nice bass. Saturd ay' Games 'TRIPL FS-Riyr, Cal, 11. Thursday due to weather but the passengers aboard had pulled in it off, and putting their backs Atlpnfa t7ompn 0 51 at C Brett together they could watch all C 11. Orta Chi to. A belated report from Allen Williams, David Lee, and Randy 18 Cr*.1choo (R RPU*Ahei 1014) kings when they returned to the dock at2p.m. P-gelly, Chi, ? 6 Tied With 6 directions, they eased their way, crabwise, back to the beach. The Williams shows a string of 22 landed last week from two to rive Pla.ipia (Underwood 12 H0MF RUNS-Mayberry, The bottom fishing or "head" boats report fishing off sharks made no move to attack but kept them company until the), pounds each 9) at San Francisco (Fatcooe S and three days prior, David and KC. ?$ R Jack son. Oak' Allen hauled in their somewhat but are still getting respectable 9) catches of small red reached shallow water. Had the fish been kept on the stringer, the C. Scott. M 77. Bonds, NY', Y, limit of 20. They used the black plastic worm for these excellent snapper, amberjacks, and St Louis(Reed 179) at Cm plenty of black sea bass. : Burroughs. Tee. fl ca tches. outcome might have been different. cmnati (Norman 941. in) Big bluefish are already showing up in Ponce DeLeon Inlet STOLEN BASES-Rivers. I read the book and enjoyed it as a good piece of fiction, but Chuck Sabbatuni of Mt. Dora did his angling out of Camp N'n (Derer 1713 CM W' Ck ith one catch of 30 landed on the New Srn)Tna side by a 'cb('rt% 114 at Seuiule on surf PtlbIJgP% Ohs, KC. 33 the thlrkscarecrcatedbyitisnothingrtofridicolous, Vektva ta king five bass in the two to five pound Remy. CM. 31. fis rnn. Channel ba ss are ta king live shrimp fished on the 'Peuss 149 and Rooker 10 9). 7. Carew, Mn, Spanish mackerel were hot at Ormond Beach Pier last week class. Tommy Hawkins, fishing out of the ft r') same camp, landed bottom around the North jetty. seven on the purple worm Th ursday. PITCHING 112 and bluefish are beginning to show up. Old timers are predicting New 'YorhIWet,b 631 at Los "Snook hitting good around the Ormond Bridge and Port Mort't. Bsn. 11?. IM. 3 a AnQeIs tMesseqsth Live shiners have been very effective in the early the big bluefish migration to begin soon, po.ssibly next week, II I)). I. Bsn. Il morning Orange Bridge," was the word from Kent Gibbens at the Tackle (') hours on th The Fishin' Hole in Daytona had word of pompano In the surf, e Wekiva with most anglers switching to Rab plug its, .70g. 717 Montreal (Re*o 4 10) at San Palmer . Bal. Box in South Day to na. "Some ni ce ones, including a few ta ckle small channel and plastic Ply1ften bass in th e Halifax River, and sheepshead and 14 6 worms later in the day. 13 7 Deoo (Strom 53 or Foikers busters," he continued, "tarpon are in Spruce Creek, 2 to 30 Torrp, 167. 694. 331 panfish Wekiva off the bridges. ' River Haven Camp reports bream fishing about pounders, Keeper-sized trout are hitting In the river Isna. Cal. 33 6. lots of seven to eight pou nd jack crevaile, and pompano 24% Todays Games average at Dayt with on a wi th so me bragging-sized ones landed at Oakhill on a few channel cats coming in ls a o. "In fact," stated up to five pounds in the surf at Rsn. I? S. 610. 4 04 Eck Houston at Pittsburgh South Dayto na." live shrimp. George Cheney, camp Mangrove snapper erly. are plentif ul and a pair of fl (It. owner, 105. 447 7 43 "the fish seem to be more plentiful Atlinti at Ch CQO The Main Street Ocean Pier in Daytona experienced a run STRIKEOUTS- Tanana. pound of Cal. th an the fisherm en," Sounds like a good pla ce to kings were landed at Sun-Clow Pier with a much larger one St Louis at Cincinnati get away from mangrove snapper this eek with plenty of 4. Blyleven, Mn, 157. Ruin M.ytrI at Sin Diego whiting biting. Th e "lost at the rail" as th e gaff slipped. Let's go fishing! CM. 166. P er ry T.v Major League Baseball Baseball Leaders EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Aug. 31, 1975-33 OPEN LABOR DAY10 eme to ,, - m Pre Labor Day ,. 'a N E 41 , paint WNW savings. • . Cisco P?'iIadeIp(ia at Fra San ,,. Nw Ycr a' Ics AnI American LUC East W L Pct GB Fcstcp 79 37 601 NATIONAL LEAGUE PAT TING '3S P'lc'<k, CP. 342. Wa'Pi?r, fl? I Simmons. SIL 376. PMvqan. Cm. 376: sang ' - Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit 72 60 67 43 61 45 so 7S 51 $1 West Oakland 79 54 Kans City 70 60 Teuas 46 41 Chicsoo 65 61 Minnesota 63 70 California 67 72 I 391 1312 14 16 17 Friday's Rtsitilts hicapo 1, Baltimore , Boston A. Oakland I Cleveland 9, Minnesota6 ., u'Ilen, RUNS-Cash. Ph 96 MOl can, (in, 93. Row. Cm. it, Loots. IA. 64. Monday, Chi, ii. PIJPIS BATTED IN--Lu 7.Ptbi, Ph, 103. Bench, Cn 107' 1 Cm. 7. taJt, PlY. 60; 'Smmons, 511. Ii HITS- Cash. Phi, 175. Rose. Cmn, 173. Garyty, LA. Ill. Madkxk (hi. 143; Mum. NY, 161 54.3 77 $ IV 473 17 436 n 314 2V7 493 119 474 443 Oak. fs iti 0 Here's A Golf Offer You Can't Ref use - tl,, t. 4XVIL il... It: urui.ners go a ue.ai for Central Florida golfers. It's an offer you can't refuse. A day of fun and festivity at Tuscawilla Country Club with prizes galore and an opportunity to contribute to the Newman Center for deserving collegians. . . . One Coat Plus - rouihs Bob ever saw. He was more than pleased with his second round 73 which he thought would survive halfway eliminations. '1 as really disappointed. A lot of the PGA officials I knew started congratulating me for making the cut. They thought 151 ould make it. I stuck around until 6:45 p.m. before I learned 148 made it. The weather was much better for the afternoon players." Now, it's back to his daily duties at Mayfair where Bob's been head pro some five years. He earned a spot in the National PGA by finishing 15th in last year's U.S. Club Pro Championship at Pinehurst, N.C. "To me the National PGA is the biggest tournament of all because you have to do something to get there Most of the players in the field have won a tournament." This is the third annual Lasagne Open, set for Ott. 13, which also happens to be Columbus Day, Joe and Tony D'Agostlno aren't missing a chance to remind Bicentennial observers that It was an Italian who discovered America. ' Sale5,,49 "We've been planning for this Lasagne Open the past fourand-a-half months," Tournament Chairman Steve Slack. Tuscawilla. if you thought last year's tourney was a gas, wait until you California 6, 0a-trot I see this one." What 's it like pnyow'first New Y or k Kansas City i playing i major , Gross, HIn, P Metiger. min, 10 inr,lr's 9: Kciiinqiq, Chi, 5; 0 Parker, Another wild, wild invitation with a hilarious Mafia theme is "It's like graduation day for a club pro," says Bob Bratzler of Milwaukee 13, Texas Lake Brantley High ace Terry May captured the Seminole PQh, S. Garr, All, I: Joshua. about to be mailed out to prospective n makers. m time Mayfair Country Club. Saturday's Games SF. County Slack Is aiming at an entry list of 144, up from the 128 who took California (Ryon 14 17) at De Bob's back from Akron's Firestone Country Club where he Club. Junior Championship staged this past week at Sabal paim HOME RUNS-Lu:,nskm troll (Bore 791 part last year and 110 in 1973. 31: Schmfl, Phi. 31. Kingman competed in the National PG A. He shot 77..73..150, missing the cut The bushy-haired May, winner of this year's District title, M;rwwwta (Gatti 13 0 Bench. and NY. 77; C in. 2S * The Newman Center is a nationwide organization which on what he sayi is "the toughest course I've ever played." Deck,, 1 3) at Clev eland (liar C,.Fos?eq, Cm. 2 1 was a five-strokc victor over Wade Botts and serves college students throughout the U.S. During the past two Jeff Crytzer. Terry rlson 65 and EckeisJey $03), 7, "Firestone is so long It ought to have eight par 5 holes," exSTOLEN BASES-LOgs, LA. fired even par 72 over the 6,335-yard course. ft nI 39; Morn, Cm. Si: Brock years, some $7,000 has been raised from the Lasagne Open. plains the long-hitting blond. "There was one par 4, the fourth ChICIQO (Hamilton it 511. 1 Winner of the girls' division was perennial Pee Wee champion 44) Cedeno. "tn. 47. Car hole, that was so long I Baltimore (Palmer 196;. denal. (hi, 71 In) never reached it or parred it during Tracey Gast.er, shooting 87 to defeat runnerup Denise Bratzler by Although most of the 144 entrants are medium and high practice or competition. Oakland (P05mm is) at Bc's. PITCHING 112 Dec is ion s)- handicap linksters, some of the area's best again are expected to 10 strokes. ton (Lee 17 7). (n) HrabolAv, SIL. 113, "It was about 465, all uphill and wet at the front edge of the " tee it up. University of Florida freshman Gene Jones Jr., son of green. If you didn't hit Tournament chairman was Channel 2 Sports Direc tor Ken Kansas City (Leonard 103) at Gullet?, Cm, Ii). 714. 2 Sea. the green, your ball backed up and down Brown with a strong assist from host New York (Hunte' 15 17). In) ft, NY. 197, 731. 7 14 Bi(Ii the host pro, was last year's champion. Multl.MAGA champ Jack the hill." pro Paul Callahan who took Mllw ukpp (Slato- 1113) at m, Cm . 114. .. 7 391 Denny. over the Sabal Palm golf operations ShubertandformercitrwopenchalrmanAustlfljonesareljkely four months ago. Texas (Umbarg'r 6 Si. ml 511. 9. 07, 3 19 Kirby. Cm. Bratzler, the area's biggest winner in the monthly East candidates for the 1975 title. Other winners: A flight girls 4. 692, 1 33 Norman, Cm, 9 i, Todays Games Allison Smith, 57; Karen Central Florida PGA events, says his 150 total wasn't a result of Wells, 77. 13 California at Detroit flight - Pru Michael, 30; Amy Dorminey, 46; 697' 17V Rrjone%. SO. 1? 1. Slack and his henchmen are going to spell out the current first time jitters. "I wasn't really nervous. In fact, Kim Chlcaoo at Baltimore I was on the Wells, 57. Boys 9-urlder 610. 7 17 -John Bailery. 21. Jeff Wilson, 28; Jeff format, including some twilight zone surprises, to area media Oakland at Boston STPIKEOUTS.-5 ave, NY. Wednesday, Th at's when the golden-throated members of the leaderboard for about five minutes. I was one-under alter three Painter, 30.14-15 Randy Oxley, 80; Don Enga, 83; Robert Sorg, M4rw',soia at Cleveland 194, Mtssec'smmtp,, LA. 112; Sul holes. I parred the first and birdied the second. "Then came the 88; 12-13 - David Rogers, V. Joel flanking, 96; Doug Dershimer, Kansas City a' Pd,* York tOn, LA. 166. Montelusco, SF electronic medium and typewriter titans vie in the Lasagne Open fourth and he was on his waytoafl Milwauk Milwaukee at fn 165 P. par P1!n, 100. 10-11 Mini Press bash, beginning at 9 a.m., at plush and challenging Mike Wilson, 103; Reid Callahan, 108; Paul Liakos, Besides its monstrous length, Firestone had the severest un. C DOUBLES-R,. Cm. A0-' Pinch. Cm. 34: Grubb. SO, 33; Cash. P11. 37. 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Aside conference the Sunshine State Con- foes, the Tars will deal on with ference Crown. such powers as North Carolina Formed in early 1975, the &SC State, Florida State, Daytona -4 ' : is comprised also of Biscayne, and Boston University. Also the ilorida Southern, Florida Tech, Tars will participate in the Saint Leo and Eckerd. Winner Tangerine Bowl Invitational of the title will receive an Tournament, featuring East automatic post-season berth In Carolina, Marshall and Stetson. the NCAA's South Atlantic Rollins returns 10 lettermen college divis ion regional from last ye ar's 16-7 squad. tournament, Wading the list are forward "In the past e have Jtobe 4 ..!and, Gsry Parsons, concerned with our overall Bruce Horecord If we wanted to play the Tom Kiusman and Steve HeLs. 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Ideal for kitchen, bath and playroom Highly - Rollins Joins In-State Loop .-=- Sale 6.66 By MURRAY OLDERMAN They met In February, 1940. rnatnjn'." 'norther' blowing up by then," and we're got to win it to because Ken Rogers remains weight is added to shaft'!" That the last 30 years. The clubs are The Herald ~tenlces Ken was an Air Force officer Thanks to the Air Force, Ken recafts Ken, "so I went inside collect. Middlecoff hits one less associated with golf, though he has been the historical method being produced under the LOS ANGELES - Ken stationea in Orlando, Fla. arrived early Saturday and and got a little drunk when a than foot from the hole. I pull Is 68 years old, is bent by ar- of adding swing weight to golf Shamrock label. Rogers doesn't blink an eye Rogers had been introduced to went out in a foursome playing guy tells me that Middlecoffs my shot off the green. My thrills and his handicap has clubs. when he reads about Jack golf exactly a decade before $100 Nassau, with Rogers mistake was having the wrong partner says, 'Let's give it to increased to six. He'll still bet On the very first set that Nicklaus sowing to a quarter of when, through Walter Hagen, matched for M against the partner. He'd team with Cary 'em.' I shake my head. I chip anyone 2-to-I he can hole out Bobby Jones had given him, a million dollars In golf he met the immortal Bobby young dentist. It was Cary and play us for *10,. I looked and the ball goes in they from 100 yards In two strokes. Ken had run a flange of silver nings. Hell, Ken made almost Jones. "You better have the Middlecoff. Rogers and his outside and said, 'I wouldn't measured it at 68 feet. "Nicklaus," he says, 'is the solder on the back. Four years Wt in one weekend when a right clubs," said Bobby, "if partner won handily and Ken walk out there for ten than "Cary's putt Is 11 inches. My world's worst 100 yards In.,, ago, he started experimenting dollar was worth 100 cents, not you're going to play." He un- won his match. They played $25,000.' He said, 'You're on.' partner wants to concede it. Ken's edge now ls that heu seriously on putting more mediately presented Ken with a nine more holes for 11,500, and "Off we go, with me hail 'Naw,' I Insist, 'let him hit It.' his own specially designed, weight directly into the club In the histories of golf, you'll set of his clubs. VERSATILITY Cary's backers kept boosting drunk. By the 15th hole we were No one's ever putted before In revolutionary golf clubs which, head. The inspiration hit him seldom find the name of Ken At two o'clock on Saturday the ante $2,000 1.3,000 three down, and my partner the history of golf for $25,000. he claims, will change the life one day: "Why not put a slot in Rogers, though in his really morning, Rogers was and Rogers kept winning, had his ball in a shallow creek He stood over that ball for 10 and outlook of every week-end the damn things?" active days he held 23 course awakened from his sleep by a "Middlecoff," he remembers, off the green. He wants to pick minutes. He brought the club golfer. A cavity Is left behind the / records. One reason is he never friend calling from Memphis, "never won a nine." it up. I said, 'Go ahead and hit head back six Inches, tapped, He has an engineering degree face plate on the head of the turned pro. Tenn. "Come on up heah," said It went the same way Sunday it.' A lefthander with a 16- and the ball moved hail an Inch. and it struck him right from the club and the desired lead But Cary Middlecoff, the the friend. "There's a 20-year- morning until by noon, with handicap, he hacks at it, cuts With the press, we went away start that golf clubs were weight w,.. Is dropped into it, then trained dentist who won the old kid, just graduated from Nassaus, presses and straight the ball almost In two, &ald it from there I with $240,000 that engineered all wrong. sealed with black epoxy and ".' U.S. Open and remains dental school, been beating match money, Rogers and his goes in. Now we're two down weekend, all of it in nice green "How can you have a low you have what is being called Prominent as a commentator, everybody 'round heah. You got partner totalled their take at with three to go. I say, 'Let's icash." center of gravity," he asks the first really radical change r remembers Ken Rogem to play him. See you in the $190,000. "There was a real press 'em.' We come to the 18th All of this Is pertinent grumpily, "when any extra in the manufacture of irons in - '. - - --...... '/3off - - plus 2.04 fed. tax (Size A78-13) 0! - Special on steel belts. 4 for $100 4 for $110 4 for $120 prices effective thru Mon., Sept. I. Sale prices effective Mon., Sept. I. CASSELBERRy, FL. 37707 CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Labor Day from 10 am. until 9 p.m. for your shopping convenience. - Blvd., Sanford (NEXT TO JACK PROSSER FORD) - I J �b 411—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 31,W73 i Perez S'l elined,,, Well s To Defend Crown H S PO RM Wade: Nothing To Fear, Not Even Chris Evert tennis court N.Y. (AP) against — Chris to she Services Held For AP Writer (H;\R!XflTE, N (7 AP Fnrtr3l s(T'.lces were he!, ] Sa turday for 8ioys Britt, auto racing writer for The Msocia ted Press. Britt died of heart failure Wednesday at age 62. Britt, a native of Goldsboro, N.C., became The AP's first full-time auto racing writer in 1969. He had been a newswriter for 40years, the last 28 with The AP. He had received several sports writing awards, including the Henry McLemore Award for outstanding automotive reporting and the prestigious Old-Thners Club Au ;ird for outstanding contributions to motor racing. He had been ill slice collapsing A pril 11 at the l)arlington. S.C. track. Survivors include his wife, Mozelle; a daughter, Mrs. Laura Flippin and a son, Thomas Britt. Williams Grabs 4 TD Passes ANAHEIM f AP) Communication between Dave Wil. hams and his quarterback has helped the Southern California Sun wide receiver set a World Football League record of four touchdown catches in one game. He's a very intelligent man," said Sun quarterback Pat Haden of Williams after the Sup walloped the Philadelphia Bell, 5&-39, Friday night to maintain its lead In the Western Division. He comes back and tells me things, like what's open and what's covered." That rapport enabled Williams to catch touchdown throws of 51 37,15 and 38 yards in the first half. One pass was from Anthony Davis and three from Haden as the Sun built an insurmountable 44-16 lead. — Bell Names Myron Pottios PHILADELPHIA (AP) Former All-Pro Myron Pottios has been hired as defensive line coach by the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. General Manager Rich Iannarella made the annowcement Friday. Pottios, a college standout at Notre Dame, was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second round of the 1961 National Football League draft. He later played with Los Angeles and Washington. A native Pennsylvanian, he was named to four Pro Bowl teams in his NFL career. The addition of Pottios gives head coach Willie Wood four assistants, Including Herb Adderly, Leroy Kelly and Frank Gallagher. — Football Helmets Recalled RIVER GROVE, Ill. (AP) Wilson Sporting Goods Co. is recallini i67,000 football helmet face masks manufactured since 1972 for use by youths. — The firm announced the recall Friday. Wilson officials urged "immediate return of the involved helmets even if previously tested ... none should be used in competitive play if a crack or break appears." In a news release, company officials said no injury linked to the equipment has been reported. But "in the interests of safety, the company Is making the better mask available at no cod to the consumer." Helmet models F2053, F60, F225 and G0672 are involwd. . . . . .. (hat . . New Leagues Forming At Bowl America ATTENTION: Two leagues for women are no forming t Bowl America. Monday morning will be a scratch' league for the ladies. The league meeting will be held Tuesday at 9:30 am., since Monday is Labor Day. Also new will be a Friday morning ladies league. i No trophies, just prize money at the end of the season). There will be a league meeting for these ladies next Friday at 10:00 a.m. at the lanes. If you are Interested in either league you may obtain additional information at the local lanes. Now that the 75-76 winter season is getting under way for most leagues there is still room for you on several leagues. Most are filling up very fast. I. irn U..-.. .....I t_ -- - - -- --- __ I I - - t=r-mri-~-- ~,*-41 *r. 1-Z-Alt V " , - I- . ~__ ___ Know VVhere You re fl, .r - AAw 1, , - %e. _11- 1.I ._..- ,7 1.1;' T .~~ ~ ____ "M . .--I-. .,'A" .110., 0A -_ - F, I Zt 1 i I . ) ~, A A 0. . L_ - _ t , . .,f 1. *i Pit -- P- .,?V* "'M ~i"r . r 10 -4 IIr I 4 'k*~ .""'f II— 0 t I II ; I I V :-,,P_.;&W 17, ~ t-:' 0 4 ~k f., -0 ..., ~/_-I 7_;~, ,a 1, I 11 I -;A , I _71.. 11ro, I % & __.,~ - WJ J .! r1. 44 fl — '( 0 Headed With Mone '.t By VIVIAN BROWN The Herald Services / • . . Many retired people who K. r•.. .,. •e':':i. have learned the lesson are '1;,,. ' . I kt d people /f7iit4, 0 "'__ i'Ok I. ' o keep a b r east of their finan d 'It. Dear Mr. R.D., . clal picture as it affects their Maybe. Why do you want Investment property? Are you Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , ..' 1 Sunday, Aug. 31, 1975-58 ' '.. !f future. Know where you are positive that the ownership of property will be of benefit to you? .T ('i(,.." . headed Is the message - if you ;,," 40 Now is the right time for any individual who can benefit from . want to live happil?' such a purchase. Can you really benefit? It is possible, you know, .. ever after ahead of crab grass and before. When you are still . in a house arid location you love. corrosion. It is that you might have benefited when interest rates were high. But also less of a young it is far easier to make a . At 35 and 40 one should begin changing circumstances might make ownership non-beneficial strain to pay for the work. If few sacrifices. - to assess such a picture rcafor you now. you can't do it, hire someone —White time Is on your side . listically, retirees will say. Sad 010 who can, but keep it up (His make sure you are with the Most of us are so "interest conscious" we cutoff our noses .,'-': but, true, when people are in •..: '- --::j. house was at the multiple-re- right firm. Keep aware of your spite our laces. If you have been pa ying more Income taxes than . . their prime they must concern pair stage when he retired. It salary in relation to your pen. you should have over the last four years, your waiting has cost themselves with o1 age. As . . .. . one need roof repai rs and new oil slon. You have the opportunity ed you extra ta xes-and taxes are 100 per cent lass-which is higher man says, The lesson is here, and water tanks. Disrepair de- to change youa' job before you than 9' per cent interest (which is deductible!), ., The existing economy caught valued the house. "We spent get Locked Into one company for I am a firm advocate that no one should purchase property . y of us unawares. Often a . of our small retirement financial security. Your income unless th ere is a defi nite benefit involved. sometimes, in 11 few dollars may be the dif- cushion in savings . - '-'u ,_, bonds before should teflect changes In the income tax brackets, high interest and low equity build-up are ference in living In the J/ fr"I' old house we could even sell the house," economy. This man stuck It out -finite advantages tax wise. or giving it Ui). I • ______ he says,) and that was the first mistake It seems you have been influenced by the common conce pt of lie and his wife are a couple , i r •' _____ ears -Te before retiree mighthave made far investments held by almost everyone in or out of real estate. This 'h had t sell house tY V'•••_ .r Z ___.= merit one should add up th e fimore elsewheri.i is unfortunate. A real estate investment (ounselor should counsel -s.. The had ad opt d ..' - . . nand, burdens that will exist ,.. . ,. ar. new standard of living — ar v% ith you anti determine whether you shoull make an investment . ._1 __ — i. -_ - - ~ below what they'd known. In his . at all-and if so, just what, and bow it should be structured to meet ` R; your requirements, regardless of interest rates. could have been he at and maintenance. Include I --... avoided with ore ought Dear Mr. Saxon, an amount for emergency ex. . Twenty years before he could penses a nd get a percentage esI have a broker who I believe Is a knowledgeable exchangor, have planned the whole thing . Luxury Pa 4. ti o yet he has been unable to exchange my property for something I calation tax figure from your for comfort, if he had given it town hall, Most towns and cities can use. Can you give me any hints as to where he might search some thought, pa for an exchange for me?—Mrs, E. D. make long range, fairly ac."We depended too much on curate assessments on the Dear Mrs. ED., pension, social security, dlviSTUDIO 1.2.3 fu ure p)udUe taxes. W dends," he says. "But we didn't towns I would suggest that your exchanger avail himself of the over BEDROOM SUITES ill Insurance costs an SO on. reckon that in this economy the thirty problem-solving exchange meetings available within five 2 BE DROOM ne from all TOWNHOUSES pension would be Infinitesimal, (You can determi u hundred mu es oF )OU your city. t -. this how much It will cost to -*--'' ... . . the di vidends meaningless. Our hold on to your house some, certain educational requirements are Imposed in order ,,. biggest mistake was refinanc- thing .. . to increas2 the effectiveness of each session, these meetings this man didn't do in good FROM ing our house too late for W7 too time I provide an almost unlimited wealth of exchange opportunities to long a term." exchangors who know the score. —If you must refinance your He offers this advice to young 1505 W. 25th St. h ouse make every effort to pay Traditionally, elephanLri%alk lly nilly, so big nothing can P-ople: It is quite possible your exchangor qualifies for these OVERSHADOWED SANFORD withstand them. here s one which walks about hesitantly. Scene meetings. I hope so—for, through them, your problem should be --Your house Is an important it off early. There may be a BYMAMA if is in the I,os Angeles Zoo. Some Idea of size comes from hovering cog in your happiness whether difference of only a few dollars solved quickly and to your benefit, 322-2090 mama. it is the one you are in now or in paying off a mortgage years There are also state-wide marketing sessions in most states one that comes later. Do anythat offer some prospect of a solution despite the fact that most of thing you can to avoid saddling the brokers involved are not specialists in this field. And, within yourself with mortgage paytwo h undred and fifty miles of yo ur city, th ere must be over fifty v't' menis that will run after you knowledgeable exchangors he could visit at their offices and retire, or taking on huge pay"brainstorm" your problem. I have solved over half my clients' Where Quiet Nlnhts and Co00o t merits just before retirement. problems In th is manner . It requires quite a bit of tr aveling, but it B Breezes (He made long-term cornA Create the Lifestyle gets th e job mitments on money to pay You've Been Searching For. Talk th ese ideas over wi th him and see if he can utilize them. three collegø tuitions. A little Send your questions to: Re'l Estate Investments, The San . belt-pulling would have let him 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished The Herald Services pk'e. ls it better to pull a fodd Herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. Self. Scra pe aW) the old pay off his mortgage sooner.) W.' have had linoleum iiient, apply new and put the wrench towards you or push it Come out and Q. thai,, u" t uYI U4 —Keep your home In prime on our -kitchen floor for many patch into tie opening. Because away from you? Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Next To Cavalier shape. en you are young ftb 1234670 .. years. It is still generally in of the way in which the cutting 'v i i r , ii easy to do the work and to keep A. - G enera y, it is saf er to good condition, except for a was done, it will fit perk h). r 'r, You avoid \ - ' ' sinall worn area near the sink. Place weights on the patch until pull on il A L--,& skinned knuckles or worse. " We didn't think too much about the adhesive (tries. ,-.-- HOUSE I I it. but recenth when mv wife fferenCe lack of space prevents doing h.it S tic (i,i Q. anything but pushing the By ANDY LANG pressure, permitting an air found a piece of the same kno- between regular varnish are an Integral part of life at and wrt'nch handle, do it with the The Herald Services conditioners thermostat to be hewn whi ch apparently was left varnish' I ha v e 'nrm sar hi'. 1 ',our palm irid in o.n It took the energy shortage to set three to five degrees higher over when the flooring was in- nish left over [ruin a job I did hand make people more conscious of without any loss of cooling :;talhed. Is it possible to make a ar ago, but a neighbor says I reasonably goc1 patch or will it iiiust use spar varnish for III the possibilities of better utill. comfort. I atii itttin read' to Q i* too t'OflS}iCU(JUS zation of the sun and the wind. next project, which is to coat repair some upholstered (urnA turbine ventilator Is no subExperimets with so lar rier ,ou can make a gowl thit' surfaces of outdoor furni. hir The instructio instructions call for gy for heating purposes have stitute for the entry of outside lure. the use of an upholsterer's patch, but whether it will stand been well publicized. And wind, air Into the house through gab- out too much depends on hanuner. I tried to buy one at A. - Spar %drflLsh is more our local hardware store, but mills have come in for some at- led louvers or screened soffits wietwr t. l inol eum flLS d in the eaves, In fact, such air weather resistant than what the man there said he doesn't tentIont ti pattern nd er he -1 10 W. Airport Blvd you call regular varnish, so know exactly what it is. Where 1 e th rtt Less well known, however, are required If the ventilator Is to Sanford Office Open the effor ts to use wind as a do Its job efficiently Ventilator the pattern section that is being sour neighbor is basically right, can I buy one' I, 10.6 Daily L however, paint generally liouks which or no ventilator,' an attic sh ould patched. Also, coolant, even in houses WiuCii — Be. the old piece of up 'er t doors .i - Most hardware dealers A. not be cornnletedlv sealeo. ou 1afl %arni.-a have ce ntral air conditioning or , linoleum may have a newer ap, -' ii sides making a house hot, the and I wouio x' more inuimicu ut would have been able to answer ll a ir COflw win dow or wail earance iiid be conspicuous use it heat pressure that builds up can than varnish for your sour question. An upholsterer's (loners, f or that reason. Lxii that's not cause shingles to buckle and the so purpose. Since you didn't say haimimimer is much the same as Wind-powered important because it s only a turbine roof Itself to warn'' what kind of outdoor luniture, the kind of h.tmnter used to 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments From ventilators are being seen here question of time before it takes ms advice can't tic inure drive tacks arid brad.s, but the and there on roof tops. They INCLUDING What happens If there Is no on the same hue as the sur- spci(ic ttiaineter of the face is a bit spin around freely In the wind blowing? While that rounding surface. . smaller. Ti)- to get one at a Washer & Dryer slightest breeze, removing hot doesn't occur very often, when that handles upholstery Tb 're -ire various w'irs to cut Q - I have some electrical Place air from attics, thus reducing it does, the heat Inside the attic never materials, but if you can't, get the use of air conditioning will rise and, of Itself, turn the the linoleum to make good fit work to thu soon. I have and USC a tack hamnmnce, being equipment, saving money and ventilating unit, which in turn Probably the test is to hr the haitlled this kind of work ad- careful not to damage the wood iwi t 'h tht..........When (on' Can you give me SOUW electric energy. will draw the heat out of the %oll on this. lurmuturi' when driving in WC., iontii, have it Ix'rrecl'v I II. Licks. The Federal Housing Admin. attic. hold in place with masking Lstration has given Its approval A. Yes. Forget it until you Because of the powerful tape. Then, using a linoleum or i For either of Andy Lang's to the use of the ventilators, as thrust of the specially other sharp knife and a do plenty of reading on the sub. tokIets, "Wood Finishing in designed has the Office of Energy Con- blades of the ventilator no out- straightedge , cut through bo th ject. Better yet, have someone the Home" or "Using Foam servation in the U. S. Depart- aide elements - such as rain thiICkflCSSt'S of linoleurii at the show you. Or take one of the ilubber," send 30 cents and a ment of the Interior, snow, sleet or whirling sand or same time. Work slowly and night cottrse that some schools long, STAMPED, selfcarefully, not only bec'atLse provide for adults. Turbine ventilators aren't dust can enter the attic, addressed envelope to Know. you'll get a letter result that new, Years ago John Felter, Ilow, P.O. hiss 477. H untington, head of the Triangle EngineerSettle an argumi:t'nt, (Thirty-five do-it-yourself wa, but to avoid (liuirlg our\' 1 1 7 43 ing Co. of Houston, Tex., took problems are discussed In And)' the old commercial version and I. - --. ~~ redesigned it for residential "Practical Home Repairs," use. Such a ventilator literally availnble by sending $1 to this sucks hot air from an attic, newspaper at Box 5 Teaneck, pp, 14 equalizing temperature and " 'kL Dear Mr. Saxon, I've been waiting for four years to buy an Investment propertv when the Interest rates were down. Right now seems to me to be a good time to buy. Do you agree with me'—Mr H I) .. I . . .., , .:, H 1 ' ' - •" r- .i . '.' .. ' — ME 4, ' . .. . . • _ ' ' .• ' .. J'_ •'f1 . , - - ": . ,' - .-. .. . .--.. ",,r. ...,.. r-. - . • .' I n •: — .r — f th eneva Gcirdens , . . men •.- .. - - ' ' Bowling ( By MARY JOILNSON - -, .. - _- s ,' SHOOTING STARS lADIES LEAGUE ., uwt dd l — ' A .... . ='—:T. - __ -- .';i: Alk f-j . ______________________ I _ . — SUPER c.Iariner' BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL 0 •,, H crc s the _____ nswer L e - — .. .- 46 _ .', , .. !. .:' im rf.: . '.' ;. .,.. . NW&O ,: JIM& JESSE .: j 1P9M. TIL ni,p, see - -- -- ' - ..c ll . ' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES — 8adllewood Villa,5 .. _' .' ' j . 323-7870 .. - , , , wa $150.00 By ONEY . ' Wilco Construction Co. o'fa TAX CREDIT APPLIES I MIDNIGHT 11 Hours of picking & singing. Featuring Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Bo-,#S, The Lewis Family, Blue Grass Gentlemen, Blue Grass Partne rs , American Express Blue Grass, Orange Blossom Blue Grass, Blue Grass Generation. 3 5 famous Entertainers ' , — SAT., SEPT, 6 • W ila e _____________ - . $ I . - - , ' (uS- — 6. .. _______________________________________________________ By IRA HE OW This troubled Kelly's mother, brother, Tim, now 19, saw very bus to the The Herald Services Olympic Village and edged out the Russians for the room Patricia McCormick, winner of few plaques and trophies and'stick there until sh e ( In sick to her stomach. She was Kelly McCormick says that two gold medals in each of the in overall top score in that has a grasp of her work. obtrusive display around the fourth place. Chances of her Olympics. diving was something she had 1952 and 1956 Olympics the house. Mrs. McCormick was realizing her dream One day last summer Kelly to win a She retired soon after, and never really wanted to get only diver ever to capture the careful to stash them away. fourth and final time seemed felt lost. She was ill-prepared announced o herparen mixed up in. Some people would 'double double", so she paid a Also, Mrs. McCormick and slim, he wanted to begin for anything but wVlflg ask her in the most banal strict attention to being a hcr husband, diving. She s Glen, chief manner, "Are you going to be a mother and not a former star. ior a varlet> o went back to wIlege and earned se110us1y, Su enly, eeri y, Felt as Olympic swimming and diving son great diver like your mother?" if a physical education degree . reasons gymnastics no longer Kelly. now 15, and her coach in 1956, avoided putting After the medals and glory, interested her as before. sports pressure on their and c',nylncj' I explained she told her kids, there Is winning was o She asked both parents to children. nothing unless portant YOU thing In life nd have help her. They cautiously There were, though, felt soothed. something else. Pat MCCOr. agreed. They feel that she has discussions around their house mick insists that Kelly main. Olympic potential, and an in Los Alamitos, Calif. They The next day she said she Lain a "B" avera ge In school, ou tside chance for the U.S. dealt with lessons of sports dived better than she knew how, Kelly, says Pat proudly, has team at Montreal in 1976, f9JONN"i-I 4 since both kids were athletic, and won. It was America's last such a competitive nature that Kelly being a fine gymnast and gold medal in '56, and the one In her first international if she gets a bad grade, she'll competition recently, Kelly P' \ Tim a high-school pole vaulter, that in the newspaper tallies come home, lock herself in her came in se'nd In All of them were aware of the the high dive. k . . Kelly Dives Into Mom's Old Specialty 94 , — - 13 ' . ' ,0""' -- stage" parents, those who spent each long day at poolside with their kids. And if there was an untoward ripple made, a medal not won, there would be scenes and tears and threats of withholding meals from the kids. Enjoy. was one of the lessons the McCormickj tried to km. press upon their children. And yet,Ifsome(hlng is worth dojng they said, It's worth doing with solid effort. Kelly knew her mother's story: Pat McCormick was raised with two siblings by a working mother, their father having left home She had been discovered while (living for fun at a Los ALimitos pool and , .. ' 4. Hackett. Third place team is "Mark II." which includes Pauline Gilbo, Lynn Harris, Richard Harris, and Robert Gilbo. Highs for the last night were: Hal Rich 200-567, Arnold Jackson 212410, Poll)' Jaco 199-548, Dot Lee 194-5(, Ron Allman 189-527, Carol Morrison 188-472, Sally Noe 183-474, Jimmy Morris 179-(i$ and Marge Altman 183. F - - Sandy Tyner had the high series with a 493. Alice Hendricks 462, Marge Allman 171488, Dottie Bretz 170-472 and Steve and Sherren Vihien tied with a series of 457 each. Brannen 185-527 and Steve spared the 3-7-10 twice. High game went to Vihlen (179) with Tyner (175) and lien. High average bowler among the women Is Rose Belew (162) dricks i 1591. PETTYCOATS LADIES LEAGUE and high for the men is Richard Williams (179). Converted splits went to the following: Cindy Warren 44.7 and Phyllis Fuller. Kim Tindel spared the 5-7-9 and Linda DeCook High series for the day was rolled by Kitty Lawrence (467CITY SLICKERS MIXED LEAGUE picked up 5-9.10. Phyllis Welch spared the 5.10. Elyse Ison had the J 173) and Ann Smith had the second high series 449-163). Jeanette only turkey of the morning. Andrews also tied with Smith (163). High average for the league is Danny Tills (167) and Sharon Turkeys were chalked up by Barbara Sparks and Linda Williams (146). Till's had the only 200of the night (219), Sylvia Cohen. Converted splits were made by Mary Johnson 3-10, Sue Hittell was high for the women (156). lulls and Williams had high Wynn 2-7, and Twila Collins 3-74. ROLL-A-W)UTS MIXED LEAGUE series of 557 and 417, respectively. Converted splits went to Linda The only two teams to win three games from their opponents Cohen 4-10, and Hittell 5.7. "Star of the Week" Is Sherry Sipes with high a'.'erages are held by Kit Johnson 17 9 and 5lianon Corsi the first day were Car-Ben Jewelers and Wallace Auto, plus 42 pins. 159. High series of the night was rolled by Kit, (603). Gordon J & B ROOFING MIXED LEAGUE EARLY TOYOTA MIXED FINAL lioness had a fine 584 series and the high game of the night 221. Corsi was high for the women with 519. High games for the night were rolled by Roni Brede (224), The top With tonight being the last night of the season anything can It Jim Johnson 1 208 and Ron Allman (201 1. Jim Johnson had the follows: 1st teams on the Summe- Toynto Early League are as place team "Sedans" include Dot Lee, Marge high series (565), Johnny .Jaco had (535) and Brede (533). Other Alhnan, Poll)' Jaco, and aretied for first place with 27 Ron Altman. Second place "Sparkplugs" wins each and wouldn't you highs: WaltMoore 193493, Buck Benton 193496, Rose Belew 178- include Janice know they bowl each other. Hackett, Dee Hackett, Jim Hackett, and Bill TheNewcomers are in the third spot with wins. -,,-A The big payoff was made possible when 15-1 shot Sister Slide came In first and was followed across by longshots BY LARRY SAXON L r .1 I 1,,I ,1-.- 1~W,~!,,, ~"A ; 't , 'I '. inn NNIMENW, /_ *_. . _ Jr. , Cale Yarborough, seeking hs fourth victory in the Labor Day event, led the way In Friday's round, using a borrowed engine to qualify his Chevrolet at 151.4. miles per hour. HAZEL PARK, Mich. (AP) - An unidentified fan at Hazel Park Race Track correctly picked horses numbered 7414 to Imish In that order Friday and won $41,300 In the sixth race superfecta with his $2 bet. . A .: ' t DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) —Final qualifying runs were scheduled Saturday to fill the last 12 places of the 36-car field in Monday's Southern 500, the granddaddy of stock car racing. Bettor Wins $41,300 At Track Investments . ,I I . a' Yarborough missed Thursday's opening trials after blowing an engine- He borrowed one from car builder floss Ellington to earn the seventh row Inside spot for Monday's $162,200 event at Darlington Raceway. : 1;* I~' _ —4 , , Afr Yarborough Ready u rem . Real Estate . . i. jr%k .1I I . Hossman called in late last Thursday and begged off, claiming he a.s injured. The bout will now become part of the live show that ill be presented Sept. 30 at New York's Madison Square Garden in conjunction ith the All-Frazier telecast from Quezon City in the Phi!ippines. In the Garden it is the custom to show live bout,, before the screen Is lowered for the closed circuit show. , Vincent gets past his two scheduled tune-ups in Sept. he will take on Killer Ellis in Oct. with the winner promised a shot at Perez The Houston show set for last s'eek with Termite Watkins and Jody Ballard in co-main events was cancelled at the last moment! It was discovered at the weigh-In that Watkins' hand was injured and the doctor would not let the bout go on. Since Termite was the big attraction promoter Pete Ashlock decided to kill the show rather than go on with a watered down version. A couple of Impressive amateurs from the St. Petersburg area, Sylvester Jordan and Milton Owens, are expected to turn pro in Orlando in September. Jordan is a powerful heavyweight while Owens is a left-handed middleweight. Reports on both indicate they are already better than some of the pros who have appeared locally in the past. Amateur matchmaker Jimmy Williams announced that an agreement has been reached with men from both Sarasota and Homestead. Williams is forced to reach to such far flung places mainly because of Terry "Rootin" Tuten. The Georgia punching machine has completely wiped this area out. The only one left is Zeliwood's Bill Vasser and he wants a few more fights before he tries his hand at Tuten. Lyman High school student Scott Clark may turn pro before his senior year is over. Right now the flashy welterweight is taking a much deserved rest and when he comes back his trainer, Frank Brazell, is giving serious thought to Scott's getting paid for getting punched. "His style is tN of a pro, nt ri •tinateur. For this reason, Scott is at a disadvantage every time he accepts an amateur fight.".. .F4gar "Mad Dog" Ross is still on vacation but Is expected to return in time to see action on at least one Orlando show in September. North American middleweight champion Tony Licata has a date 'with five times former world champ, Emile Griffith, in New Orleans on Sept. 15. It lacata wins he may defend his crown against "Irish Gene Wells sometime later this year. Licata was at ringside when Wells demolished John Pinney for the snuthern title on .\ug 19 —. When you have to take Evert, says Britain' Virginia Wade, drawing upon a historical phrase, there i. nothing fear but fear itself. 'Moat players are beaten before the first ball Is hit,' thevicar's daughter from Bournemouth said. "Of the 61 girls who started in this tournament, fifty-eight psyched themselves out of having a chance. Before they go on the court they say to themselves, Oh, my god, I have to go out and work six hours and I still may not win. The 30-year-old Miss Wade, who got only one game off (Iris in the Westchester rmals six days ago, said doesn't consider the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., siege guns as formidable as a couple of years ago. FOREST HILLS, The Sept. 9 boxing card at the Orlando Sports Stadium is beginning to take shape. Originally Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez was to headline the show with Chicago's Bobby Crawford but the newly.crownei Southern junior middleweight champ is still sidelined with a damaged nose. In his place "Irish" Gene Wells is expected to return in a 10 By LOUIS SAPSIS round defense of his Southern middleweight crown against either Willie Warren of Texas or Mike Baker of South Carolina. Wells won his title on the last sports stadium presentation when he destroyed Tampa's John Pinney in six brutal rounds. Warren holds one of the few wins ever scored over Wells when the two met in 1968- A solid puncher with both hands, Warren is considered one of the most dangerous men in the middleweight division. Baker is the United States junior middleweight title holder and is ranked fourth in the world. Minn esota's Scott LeDoux Is expected to see action on the same card in a co-featured 10 rounder. It i ill be LeDoux 's second appearance before the local light 19 irod. In July LeDoux made his Florida debut with an impressive knockout over Terry Daznals in a heavyweight battle. LeDoux is one of the top prospects in his division as he has only suffered one loss in his career, that coming on a butt-inflicted tut in a match with Cookie Wallace. Joey Vincent should retu'!f to action in one of the featured preliminaries on the Sept. 9th show, Loser to Perez on Aug. 5, Vincent has been hard at work in the gm under the tutelage of Frank Brazell. Since joining the Pete Ashlock stable of fighters Vincent has been improving daily and he figures to be in top form for either .I- -1 r , .... --- -7, Henry 'Tiier" Hall or Tony Arnold ThLs all-star card will be fol1oed by presentations on Sept. and Sept. 23. with the closed circuit telecast of the Muhammad Ali -Joe Frazier fight taking over the stadium on Sept. 30. HOOKS AND JABS - As Of now the boxing card on Sept. 16 at Victor Perez, sidelined because of broken nose. the sports stadium will be headed by Cleveland light heavyweight "Irish" Billy Wagner. Possible opponents for Wagner are Glenn Morgan and Vern McIntosh. . and Bobby Crawford are many stories appear in the paper about it. I will fight two or three penciled in for the 23rd. On the subject of Perez, he has declared more times and then retire by the end of the year.". Mike I will never fight iFAgar 'Mad Dog", Ross. I don't care how Quarr)'s big TV bout with Mike Rossinan has been postponed. Boxing IN BRIEF the - NEW HOMES FROM - P . . . Evening tkvald . Delivered 6x a week to your home' $2.40 a month. only 55c a week 1. - Q I Owl :. 'A . ' — ri rkinn ftr ci hc)rn? IF ' Y , 'L 8% VA-NO DOWN 111 '16,900 A so FROM I11ARONDA HOMES Let us build one of our unique homes on lot. 95% CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE '29,500 NO CLOSING COSTS r- - T, - -- I - -, �6B-Evening Herald, nIord, Fl. Sunday, Auo. 31, 1975 Legal Notice Legal Notice _______________ ________________ County Land Transactions FICTITIOUSNAME NOtI(P is ht"r'eby given that we ar. enoanr'd in tsj t 200 Fern Park Blvd. No s 606 and 70). Fern CONCERN TO WHOM Ii' MAY Park, 171)0, Seminole County. Notice it hereby given that the undersigned. pursuant to the Florida urwier the fictitious name of JaymorCorp to Iirence it., I). Sharron Olive to ('harks Walter Miller, exee est Frant'Is M. Bushor& flarkne Estelle I.ockard to Wiii. Miller, Steiner & V. Barbara S. Lot 70 II, Olive, Lot 3 BIk 12 DefIer M. to Darlene Mary 13u%hor, it Nor(hwood Suixi, $27,900. 5 81k 3, North On. 2nd Addn md., Set' 7-2130: N of SE'. of homes Orlando Sec. 1, $100. NE i of SW'1 V of Sit 4fl, less itichardhl. P.irker to John W. James I. ('onper & sI Diane $100. Grubbs & W. Georgia A. lii Mk'hael it. Garba'h, sgl., it hli•IAII'orp Inc., LoCluirks W. part $100. SWUORSE 'i,SE sSect. 22-21. 13 111k A I.ynsnod Iteslslon, Clayton Jr., & W. Malcolm Conder Corp. to Gaston R. ('layton 1.! 3 F:nglish Woods, 2nd ('owell Jr., & wi Freddie W., it 31 also secor SE ' SW ' sect, $29,600. 534, hleatherton Village, $25,000. ('Iii lord B. Wynn to Clifford Addo., $100. "Fictitious Name Statute". ChaPter HOME r,UARO,AN SYSTEMS. US 09. Florida Statut, will register Iat we intend to relster said name with theClerk of the Circuit Court, in with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. and for Seminole County. Florida, Seminole County. Florida in ac ordance with the provis,ons of the upon receipt of proof of the publication of thiS notice. the tic- Fictitious Name Statules. To Wit AUSTIN'S Sfction$6509 Florida Statutes 19S7 titious ime. to wlt S Margy A kelly BEAUTYSALON,underv,hichlam Raymond 0 Murphy engaged in businesS at 110 HIghway Pubtith At,ci ii, Sept 7, II. 71. 1975 17 n, Fetti Park, Florida I Ilirold ( Sh&'nherd , W Pk ..t1' ciV )fl ............ - -"- r••--- Geneva to Gea. I,. Norman S\V ('or lot 7131k 5 l"airlane estates, Some S3,894,300 worth of Seminole County real estate changed ownership during the week ending Aug. 22. Local Wm.S.Kennedy&W. MeIod real estate valued at S132,378,747 has II to Etnrv M. Speir Jr. & 1)':i.tR.,I.ttN3i' lAst 131k 12 Vynnewood, $13,500. Win. J. Phipps Jr. & W. Florence to Win. W. Eggleston W. Dorothy sl. Lot 176, Woodcrest Unit 5. 3,!00. [told. fleje1,', tUe., to Herbert Wciss& W. F:lkn Ii. Lot 17 81k C Sset'(satcr Oaks Sect. 6, $58,600. The Greater Const, Corp to I)ortald E. Covey & W. Patricia Ann Lot 19 111k A The A Woodiands Sect 5, $37,200. United Assoc Inc., to Charles harold Bell Jr., & W Jacqueline G. Lot 386 Wekiva Hunt Club been conveyed in 1975 to date. A. C Mclteynolds & %V. Ada Campbell, sgl. to w.W. I)orothy S. to Edward A. Arnold, Trustee, it 34, Yancey & \V. Martha S. Lot 6 Sanlando Sub. [Scant., Argyle 111k 5 highland Pk., $12,000. Sec., $1,600. George L. Turner & sI QCI)i Pamela I). Cochran to Jm M. Cochran Lot 37 Nor- Sandra LI) Ronald 1). Jantren & thwood, $100. sf Shirley I.ts 32 & 33 Queens Wallace I). MtCaky & S)Isia Mirror Addn., CII, $59,500. M. F'raikr to Cumilus Mr W. W. Arnold, Trustee etc., to ('alley 11 lots 63, 61 Pinehurst, [ten Sprague, IA 34, Sanlando $100. The Suburb Beautiful, Argyle Katherine S Corley, wid to Sec., $6,200. KenoethQ. Fmclds& wf Irma C., Greater Constr Corp. to (if F 264' I.t 21: I less ltd i Victor I.awrence hess Jr., Sanford Celery Delta, grantor widr., it 4 131k A, The life est., $17,500. Woodlands, Sec 5, $40,900. Robert V,. Potter& si. Unda Wilbur A. Bakcn& sf Fay to Ann to hIarey E. Wilkinson & Donald S. 8erly & Lois It., it 7 W, Dorothy 1, Lot 13 WS Unit 111k M Eastbrnok s•d Un. 6, No. 2, $51,300. $36,000. Laronda M. Simmons to Jamor CRP to Angelo J. Robert D & Annie L. See, E 430' [Succieno & wE Chery' C., IA 10 of N 483' to SW'4 of NE'. of 111k B San Sebastian His., Un. SE'S of SEt' 25-21-31, less part No, IA, $43,000. etc 170 acres, S1UO IQ('L)I Viola E. St.auden. Ada f.ampbell, sgl to W.W. mayer, sgl to M.W. St.auden. Fox Hunt Sect. 2, 137,000. The Greater Const. Corp to Hobt. Eugene Avery Lot 9 111k A the Woodlands, $40,000. Alan Berman & W. Marcia to Michael F. Meldeau & W. Charlotte A. & Wm. G. Chumley '., NE ', W ', S NE ', ', $10,000. Waldenlcrr.,Ine.,iolroyj. Piland & s1 Marilyn J., Lot 1, Walden Ten'., $31,900. Maude E. McTeer, G-dn. prop Wm. F. Mcleer to James W, Cook & wE Violet S., Lots 22 & 23, BIk 3, Fair-view, 110,700. H.A. Ross Constr. to Fer- Arnold, Trustee, 1..s 28 & 33 Winter Springs Un. 4, 147,000. mayer, sgl., E' John H. Sheehan & Vt'. Ida \' Lot 2 111k 1) Sweetwater Oaks, $135,600. Ear U. Wilkin.son & w. itett M. to Francis H. Bracht & %V Marsha K. Lot 3 131k 2 Replat 1, 2 N On, townsite 4th add. village N Oi'I., $18,900. John A. Bond & W. Ruth G. to Edward II. Hicks & W. Beverly J. Lot 17 81k 11 The Meadows _____________________________________________________________ - Seminole County's natural beauty and sub-tropical climate continues to attract new Const. Co. Fla. Paul William Burns & w. & w. AIua, Lot 43 131k C Washington residents who buy new homes. The Herald reports the total land Oaks, $24,231 transactions within the county. To be Zandra C to Veron I. Keene & V,' N. On. informed of our growth pattern Townjit 1oretta G. Munson to Donald H. Rolling.s & W. Jean B., lAits 15, 16,17, 38& 1 131k 1 First Sect of Marvania, $50,000. The Greater consir. Corp to lincoln W. Smith & wE Helena Bldg. 2 Sausallto. Condom. PH. L $30,500. Greatet Cortstr. Corp to Charles A. Cleg.g & wE Marie K., it. 11 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec. I, $43,000. Greater Constr. Corp. o TheodoreJ Marcia, sgl, LOt 126 W'kiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec. I, $42,500. Billy K. Dairyniple, S. Bobbie I). Brown Dalrymple tO Married), lillian P. Watson I.t 8 Orienta Gdns, 2nd ,din., $24,000 New Vista Constr. Co. Inc. TO DavidS. Kemp&wf (arol, it 17 Green Village sd. $41,500. The Huskey Co. to Robert Jtekhe, Inc., it 3 131¼ 1), Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 8, IL, Unit B, $14,900 sure to read the iiHomeI every , I .' . 'QU), Aritontetta Scott form. Jones to John S. Scott & wE Manuel Iktancourt to Iris Delia Betancourt, E 2' of S 190' :ntoniett.a, K': less N 20' of: of Ii 36 & all of 37 & 38 Forest Beg. 9 cti. N of SE con, of NE'4 Slopes, $100. of NE' i of Sod 18-20-32, etc., Johnny Walker & Anna to $100. Claude I.. Glover & wE Cecella Frank M. I'eIl & sit Thirza to F. mt., & Franklin Mo Roselli. Walker& ss101a IL. U tgomnery & wE Ella ' Iflt., w 3 12 tess N 8', & N 6' of 13 81k 6, acres of S' of SE'. of SE'i of ltd Air, $6500. SE'I of Sec 33-19-31, less Slicriffsdeedtojrsjng B&den se., $65000 & Anrue Beli, E' of Lot 3 81k A Marie Walker, wid to Moans IIa>'mans Addn. Alt., $800. Walker Jan-is, its 6 & 24 Louis C. Per-ides & wE Nmta to Gt'n.'a Tt'rr.,& Its 123 & 4 RI Jeff Vonier& wE Barbara i., 15 2nd Set San lanta, all San It 2131k C Country Club Manor ('Jar Farms, & HuG, $100. Un. I, $18,000. Evelyn Ferguson, wid to Margaret J. IIorwitz, sgl. to Margaret Andrews, int: it John J. Donovan & w! 155 J.O. Packards 1st Addn Genevieve K., W' of it 13, 131k Midway $100. 6, repl. of part of fosiflSteBobbie Jean lAthes, sgl to Nurth C)iuluot.a 1l5.5). Curtis Iattics& wE Linda, N 100' Harold 3. Glisson & of W1 2 off'4acresof N' of Ann to Thomas J. Triplett & of NW'i oISW'i Sec 33-19' f"lwra N' of SI T of NW1 . of 31. *10. SE1.ofNE'sofSec7-2l.29(I Wark hicks Inc., to John H. part), $14,400. fltht.iiruhik & sif Madeline, it Ifostard .J. Iiagr& sit F'oda F' 234 W0odcrest Un. 5,130,900. to Wm. Agoranos& .t (;.-ne, , The Huskey Co., to Emory B. it 2 131k A Ravenna Park liUrrance & wE Linda, it 4 131k Loch Arbor, $J K, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 3, Lula Mde Harris to Superior COnstJ C. Inc., 14 12 isf1 I 1)ixle 116.900. Ten., 1st Adda 1L. Walter A. ievy & mice Life Builders Inc., to John H. Cross County Constr. COrP., LI k & wE Patricia H., it 9 & K 17 les.s K 33.M' & all of LI 18, of it 10, 131k 54, Sanlando 19 (less W 11.7' of 1) 131k Sub. tieaut., Palm Springs, Sanlamlo Sub. Be.aut,, Palm Springs Sec., $Zt,500. Sec., $44,900. ... , '-i-: • .. . :,%zi.-.'-'-- '5 section Sunday. \1t'.' - be •. .. . , . ,. . . ,. ... . .. . ... .,.-. . Mgic Fin. Corp to Cross Co. Coatr, Crp.. U20& W 11,71' of 19, 81k S4, Ci al., Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec.. $24,000. 322-2611 831-9993 HOURS 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Bernice, IA 12 [31k 1 Camelot Un. II, 137,500. 'fl Greater Constr. Corp to J. Walter & wf Un. 2, $3C Drusie E. Brown, Sheriff's Deed to SE 200' of it 47 BIk B Sportsmans Paradise, $100. Judith M. Arthur, wid to Curtis E. Cnisel & wE Patricia IL, it 1 131k E, Summerset North, Sec 3, 121,500. H. A. Ross Constr. Co. to Fla. Co., its 32-48, md & its 5465, mci The Highlands, Sec 1, $116,800. Jordan to Joseph Sgarlata & wE C netla, it 1481k19,iieItIerIlomesHoweII Park, Sec 1, 121,000. R. I'kitt.itway, J. M. hatt.away & Jon Zabel, Trustees to 9. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA SEVERABILITY AND EF FECTIVE DATE A copy of Said ordinance shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk of Winter Springs. Florida.for all persons desiring to e*arnne same All INTERESTED PARTIES are invted to attend and be heard THIS NOTICE is to be published in THE EVENING HERALD. newspaper of general circulation in City. one II) time at least fif. teen (15) days prior to the time Of the public hearing DATED this 77th day of August. 1973 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA BY' S Mary I Norton. CIty Clerk NEWMAN D BROCX. ESQUIRE Attorney for City of Winter Springs. Florida PuhIIt?i Aug 31. 1975 DEO 190 ','fl6 . - F.,',t'. Drugs 'jLY' let us hi to meet the right person for you NATIONAL SINGLI CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 3i 77) 7110 I WILL NOT HE RESPOPISIIII ro ANY DEBTS INCUPRI BY ANYONE OTHER 1H4 MYSELF AS OF SEPT 79. 19 W W flrd STATE OF FLORIDA: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Petition under oath has been isiei in that above Styled Court for the permanent commitment of Anita Holloway born February 7), 1961. in Sanford. Florida. to. licensed child placement agency for subsequent adoption, and you are hereby (nmAflde(J to be and appear in thc atwve Court. on September 19. 19/S t )t) 30 A M o'clock. and show ause why Said Petition should not be granted &—Child Care _________________________ Complete child care services N Summer Program! HEY DIDDI DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 5690 ian, pen for 4 or 5 yr olds for tall semeSt Tuition. 173 mo Call Luther Church of Redeemer. lfl 335? Mrs Martin 177,108 - County re'tidf'n$s UNIT OF GOVERNMENT. County POPULATION' 131.111 TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED 726 TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO TERMINATE PROGRAM: 17$ DURAT ION OF GRANT September 1. 1973 thru June 30, 1976 FIRST MONTHS HIRING GOAL. $1 New Participants 19 Carry over participants from existing titles BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS. Administration S 31.926 $9097 Waoes - Participant Fringe Benefits SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS TO BE SERVED 60 Black 75 Female Head of Hovsehold - - 60 Veterans Over 53 10 -. Economically disadvantaged 6 -- Ei Offender Handicapped All funds are utiliZed for public service employment. Creation of lobs to help relieve the unemployment being ep9rIenced in Seminole County. Jobs haYC been created in the areas of Education. Social W,ifare, Safety Agencies, Law Enforcement. Public Health. UtlIitis and Service-s Grant Application may be viamlned at Seminole County Branch Of Manpower Planning Division, Seminole P137a, lligh*ay 17 77 436. Casselberry. Florida. or at the Seminole County Courthouse, Room 313, Intergovernmental Coordinator'* Office. North Park Avenue, Sanford, bi'weenth. hours of N 30 A PA and 500 P M . Monday thru Friday. Written comments concerning this application Should be directed to: Manpower Planning Coordinator. Comprehensive Manpower Planning DivIsion, Seminole County Branch Office. Seminole Plaza, Canelbecry. Florida, 37701. wIthin 30 days of the date of thu publication, PubliSh' Aug 31, Sept. 1. 7, 1975 OEQ l -- its 2 & 381k A, North Orlando Ranches, Sec 4, 19,500. Carol Jean Quinn, sgl to John A. Grist Sr., sgl, it 9 131k 11, Druid hills Park, 9. Bruce Short, sgl & Velma Weber to 9. Bruce Short sgl & Guido Santo Malerba, l, L 8 mangle Terr,, $9,000. _____________________________________________________ Levie FIa. mv. to June C. NOTICE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. AS PRIME F:nsle', sgl., IA 13 111k E, North SPONSOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. HEREBY NOTIFIES THE On. Tern., Sec6 Unit I, $30500 PUBLIC OF ITS GRANT MODIFICATION SUBMITTAL TO THE Verna H. Flanders & John A. UN lIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FOR ADDITIONAL to Levie Fla. mv., 1* 6 131k B FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF 1201.309 RECEIVED UNDER THE COM PREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT (CETA) OF 1973. Sterilngl'ark tin. No. 1, $3I TITLE t.MAKING THE TOTAL ALLOCATION IC SEMINOLE COUNTY Joyce F. Foreman, agi to o Andrew 1). Milanak & wE Emily 1470,971 - Original Grant Application K., l.t 33 Onienta Gdn.s, *26500 Ajitional Allocation Mary K. Lanler Rue & hb 3679,737 Total Allocation Gary to Kenneth Ernest Posse, The addition.: receipt of 570*309 will be utiliZed to i'lcreai4 existing it 21 111k! Spring Lk Hills, Sec work and trainIng positions and will have no suit Ic lent change to the pur 4, $67,900. pose of the program Roger A. Jenr,e & wE Susan to PRIME SPONSOR' Semingle County, Board of County Commisilonert Geo. A. Landgribe & wf NAME OF HIGHEST ELECTED OFFICIAL: Sidney L VihIen,. Jr., Adrienne, Efl' of IA7&W10' of Chairman UNIT OF GOVERNMENT: County 8 131k F, English Eats. Un. 3, AREA SERVED' Seminole POPULATION 1)1.111 $50,500. TOTAL 'NDVIDUALS TO BE SERVED. .51 Jule E. Seney, wid to Vito TOTAL INDIVIDUALS TO TERMINATE PROGRAM: 463 Trinccni&wfMary,I..tI repI. of SIGNIFICANT SEGMENTS TO BE SERVEO: 391 -- Black Lii 62-75 Queens Mirror So., 63 - Receiving Public Aislslance Second RepI. Addn Cli, 11. 15 -- Handicapqed Wni. F. Nicarry & 4 Veterans 26 Winlfrrd& Wayne A. Nlcarry& I- Offendert 760 White wE Frances to Larry P. Lovelt & _____ -. ' 151 CynthIa, 1436 (less W v.84') & W 11.62' of 14 37 111k 58 San- Beaut., PaLm Springs Sec., 12,500. Herman C. Schroeder & Dorothy to Norma M. D'iffrori, agi K 10' of itS 131k St less S 12') 2nd See, Sanlanta, $100. Adam F. hItch to Eula C, Butch, it 22 & E'r of 21, 81k 1.., Lake Wayman His. s-cl, LW, landoTheSuburb $100. Sim-Ka Corp. to Sarah Simons, it 4, Howell RepI., $100. frange Prop Inc. IC Frank ,j rcio & Spring Oaks Un. IV, $38,600, Lewis L.. f3argerir. wE Judith to James C. flyers Ill & wf Joan P., 1,19 BllI A Mead Manor Un, 4, $45,000. 9 Over 33 Female 107 ni -- Youth 77- Adult Retard.tes ALLOCATION OF FUNDS' lIP) 603 Semlrsott' Community College - 770 PARTICIPANTS I 51,S'74 Seminole County Anoc for Retarded Children PARTICIPANTS S 77,330 -- FLORIDA Stit. Employment Service 700 PAR TICIPANTS $101,903 Seminole County District School Boiro S 11.773 - Comprehentive Manpower Plarvsinq DiviSion BREAK flOWN OF FUNDS: '- .- - $ 97,717 -- Administration . AlIowanc 13.32$ - Wages - "°c1' Benefits $1,461 - Training 19.963 '- Services GranIappllcaIlonmaybee*amifledatseminoieCounty5ran(hf,i, manpower pfa.witng division. Seminole Plaza. Highway 1797 436. Cauelberry, Flo"ida or at the Seminole County Courthouse, Room 313. Intergovernmental CoordInator's Off ice, North Pack Avenue, Sanford, between thho,jrof$ 30A PA and 300 P M Monday thru Frida5' WrItten commentS Con'.erninv4 thl application Should be dircted to: Manpower Planning Coordinator. Cornprel'wnsive Manpower Planning Division, Seminole County Brancj, Office, Seminole Plue. Catselberry, Florida 37707. witha )0daysofthedategftpUspublcatiois Publish: Aug 31. sept. I. 2 i97S OEQ.711 Harold Hall Realty 7774 319 500 1763 AVALON APAR TMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd SI nrrtggp Owner will carry 2nd r, crtg.,n,. ., th 530)) Baby Sitting in my home, Winte Springs area ito 6 S days wPe $70 Very dependable 377 2503 --- -------_-'------ 9—Good -. - to Eat Things -. n' 'ifl rvi.' 370 up Monthly Rentals Available 1135 1150 Color TV NORTH QUALITY 11411 I & SR 131. Lonqwood __________________________ (ir-.'d n't. ______________________ ______________________ Work your own hours E,rn ,itr income as an AVON Repreint tive Call MI 3079 . _____________________- Florida based retail (lathii corpnra'ksn nr't5 sites ori.n'i prson weio wants iwlvancemei career potential, eIlei benefits Send resume to Bo' SI The Evening 4er&d, p 0 Bc 1637, Sanford, Fl,j 37771 - 7 Master Flair StyliStS With Following Phone 377 9172 Evpq'rienced secretary for generi sales Office: Shorthand. typog. I Qood sales personality requirec Oviedo ETUara Salaryopin Ca 363 3713 for interview 31A—Duplexes ii(t1Cfl r'ouipped. completely fenced near I aFt Mary Elementary 377 1768 We have littir.qs We have buyers We need another real estate I. CCflS to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc 373 6353. 377 $970. eves -- . r'i;nty REALTOR 377 77 edrooms, large yard w.'ti plenty rut trees; new Pant 05.0.' and ,jt $165 month ptus Security jotn 'rider. Assoc W C,arnet? White, iroker 107 W Commercial. '. _, 21—Situations Wanted Clerk lypisi. minimal shorthanc some eipn'ricnce .is medii.1 %e(rPtC!v Dnwn'own ir'a Sar fi'vd only 313 '9S ________________________ Rentals 1rres, 7 mIles east ?bedroom, 'replace, OhI oar . barn S7 -ionth 17751715 M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Peat Estate Broker 103W Itt St - (nt I ease. Eeptlonaily mc tr.itirn apis in 'luplC% I BR, IllS. 7 Br. $165 Carpeted. al conditioned, k'tCInrn "o"pot'c (test Sanford res'kutaI ,,re.t oulet & sate Adutli only.No pelt t;araae spartment, air (ond'tlonec frethly painted inside and out close In. near shooing, Call 371 2 tIP . fenced yard, carport, private street, $16,900 Terms 377 _____________________________ REAL TOP 377 7191 nd 3 bedroom homes, kitcheni ,rnishr'd. ar (OflditiOr*d. 1170 rid 1135 month Phone 371 6161 ceramic tilt' floor family room with fireplace to PatiO and IS'x3O' pool K lichen equipped with Tappan double Oven range. ice mkt'r refrigerator & diShwasher 159.000 neighborhood nice r; 'ference's required 1110 month. 30 deposit Phone 377 7)99 urnithed 7 heciroorn home $150 onth plus deposit Phone 377 Arbor area, Cleared, landScaped, 115 RENT - PEE 3777090 ___________________________ Il) ' - 33—Houses Furnished H' (4 i: tIi Atluit'.Oniy NoPets ISOMo 3723111 ________________________ Iwn c, 717 flA''WOO() CIRCLE ' 3 (311. 1 bath, new carpet, in excellent condition Large lot 171.300. 217$ YALE AVE.-- 3 or I BR mini farm, with lots of fruit Has 1 BR apt Selling below appraisal at 125 900 0 Z - CALL US NOT 3 BR. 7 bath home. central beat 8. ,sir, range & SANFORD- CALL PlOW SANFORD- 7 Story. 3 BR home, central heat 8. air, fenced yard, u oaks 117.000 WETAKETRADES LAKE MARY DUPLEX-- Live .n one side, rent the other, lower your ,oSt of living 119.100 Forrest Greene, •16,900 by MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES 80/. VA SO DOWN c- Each Woodm.re Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas Intide And Oulside Storage, Modern Fquipptd Kilchn, Privately Fenced Rear Yard Arid More I I I Come On Out And See For Yourself. SALES BY KbH C') 373.7860 321.0041 --' 'n-" Z -< "Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? ______ ______ No d)wn. take over 189 mOnth '77 birine, furnished. 3 BR AC, sPisg arru't Spans des qn Call 3731110 - SEMINOLE CO litAutful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flowing Stream, horses 0 k Terry Realty. 671 071) J Real Estate ... '-' , - .., , - etl or Trade 10' Aluminum John float. 115; Also 15 HP Evinrude. rsrtlltn? condition 175 37) 1731 ,iftrr 4 ________________________________ 1971 10' Stardust houseboat for tale; copper impregnated steel hull 18.5 Isp OMC drive Sleeps I Many extras Like new 3733916 ____________________________ - r IPI - Carriage Cove Advlt ClublSouti tao' Pool SWadung Pool •Lake•Laundroma, •Adutl Clubhouse with Color TV, Pool Table, Kitchen • Teen Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin Ball MarPon, Pop Machine Bring your own home or IS' Runhot, fiberglas, canvas to 30 HP Mercury. engine & boat rx(Clleflt ShAPC & ready to g C.o trailer, 5795 327 1067 16' Fiberglass Shiplack, like ne $773 Phone 37? 1713 1967 Woodson fiberglass. 13'. tn hu 35 HP Evinrude. electric start. traIler, 1.100 3195105 —________________ MUST SELL 1977 I)' Cotjia ho 100 Isp Je.Isnsnn. excellent cc ditiOn; fOnditionc'd triIi 3any extras 51.730 or best off - Call anytime 323 179$. Additions '2'. Alto ChiCkeris '.0:?: t'. 171 0873 duCkS We Have To Sell 90 New 1975 AMC Cars Now! Fantastic Savings, Low, Low Prices-Come In Today I L'7A lii,, Ii (rd b rorn 13O,Car GOP',' L V'S I 1 Sntc, 32) 1/3) 68—Wanted to New 1915 Matadors 2 Door & 4 Door & Wagons 1° Buy - Sanford, Fla. 211 W. 'th Remodeling Call for ppI. 322.3103 OlIEC TIuNS From Otlaedc Take 50 47) 7) U.l e.tt .t Hv IP Suited- Ga tutP, •a Seeled A,, Over Dealer's Cost V P111EV '.Y)ODS BARN- We buy Furniture & isceIlanegus Sell for 30 pcI commission. Free Pick up's Auction Saturdays 1 p ni SIord 3?? 2270 1 1 ANTIQUES Over Dealer Cost I Piece on- Houwfull CASH 373 .1371 on 1915 Matadors While They Last ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition ("' ' ") ' 59—Musical Mrchandis b$a"iOflfl( Organ t lOOseries,%,toi • 77 713,9 "' rriIlProf. Ba1yGrand $1,800 or best offer Over Dealer Cost on 1915 Matadors 35 To Choose From A Penny Goes A Long Way At Royal AMC The conomy Experts Offir Good Thru Aug. 30th HighMt prices pAid for your entire aniqur estate or single item Jewelry, F urniture, Silver. Sterling, Oriental Rugs. Pantgs 377 1738 LOOKING FOP SOMETHINC', SPECIAL! BUNESS DIRECTORY " JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY An', (u,iolity PIIOLL'S Cassel 4is, 1797 8)01206 her", a,. I' ' I .a LUI ,2fR SALE CLUB SR L'cinse Iliquor 6 food) A',,iatle With Installation Of CotliDi.,,n' Kitchen; Lounge Coluli tely Equipped Wutpt 200 Pliit Si ating; 1,300 Sq. Ft Floor Spii c' Low Down Payment And Vey liberal Terms Available Wu. Ccnsider JOit Venture. _____________________________________________________ Hme Improvements' entrSl Heat & Ar Cord t'nog For free estimates, call Carl HarrIs, at SEARS in Santor. 322. 1771. Fl ,O-r nor Ply,'r ing Plaster patth'ng 8. simulated brIck & stone specialty Ifl 2780 __________________________________ BUDDY'S C ON 0 I I I 0 N II-' 0. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 71 hour service. All ns,5keS DYKES AIR CON AiP Aluminum Screeni , I Tfl',.,f:p' PEAIITY SAL 011 ________ u-s . ________________________________ Hauling tho U S Ve stand behind every home cc sell, before you buy any mo tie home, come see all you an get for yocr money omo to the Show. Superior !.) Mobile n\ konie '.'OVlPmc'. HAULING SALVAGE Soriny Brooks 321 0799 anytime Kids utqrow the swing set or small filcycle' Sell thçe idle utems with a want ad To place your ad. call ',cur frie'nc'tly (tasSlitci qal at The Concrete and carpenter work, remodeling, air conditioning, roofing 3735763 Carpentry. Rcmccleling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 37) 6031 Thinking about that summer vacaticri' Get a better car through IhC classified ads in today's paper. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFISATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 3?) 3939 R.oisterpd with th. tt*t. Al (LIII Contractor Homej. addit,ons, •- Shoul 710 C. $4$xsry 30 Wishy Cards., 11.. 1)05) I571% -.-_ Radio & TV '-"---- _a.;: ...-, Pt p,:,n' - , up' Carr, 'riAridS,,,e _ ESTERSON LAPIOCLEAPING B..iloo:rq. 11 irv.itrig. Dutch 'II dirt, top SQ 3?? 59.5) FRVICE 014 BLACK S WHITE TVs, RADIOS AND RECORD PL/.YFRS Land Maintenance c ',Ow rig (1 s,. -. ti riot .suy'k, Custi Isy baring, Lgh' ctear'ng 3778*27 alter S lawn Care - ,j45 Pru't'pt doperdent ser',ce 57 and u' 9397 .', . _Roofing Expert root report. hat rOuts c Shingle's All work guoranto POGDEN ROOVlpiG 373 6?tY -, itt't1 iour (ir.'S' ,ari Service ?2 L3LU UT' MOWING (HEAP Don't lush sit there i' i '579 alter 6 to service ring Athynt ________________________________r*ione business in The Herald .', 371 797i1u,r) ,,,- claSsified __Of he Machkies : You'll find that needs uSt W'.,' (ALL OFFICE MACHINES , '' ' , '. ' . ' i,' ' 'I ii - ' PAUL LATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger LicenSed Rei'dential, Commercial Free Estimates Pb 372 617) i. h,.e iripO 'li,' re'.' 'c'.'. try th t'e',t I' ipert pin! 5. h,0 wotF, 373 1395 5tr Wall Papering' Paint & Body Work . " . . ___________________ 7)6 7)76 ,t?rr 6 p rn Pick up 5. .t ,-H.'-r (3'.'', rn,' Directory "We service all makes and models" Free' Pickup and Delivery SAnford lius:neSs Machines 377 8005 I Well Drilling _________ _________ ' - P 3377 or 1961411 eves.. SLIM BUDGETS ARE flOI,STFRFD 'At Ti VAt. UI s Rn',' 1141 .',A', I Al) iDi I'''' A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior p'essiirece.in.ng I. arid Clearing 1.11 dirt, clay, rock All kirid of d:gging House trailer's stored & mOved 372 9147 or $34 1195 ''" P,5rrrlq, (Ic's''., wndo'ns Flung. concrete work. etc By the hour or by the job 772 9)65 ieuntn r.'aur C&A Backhoe Service ii, "sI'! s11 .. yit n-'i' ___________________ e Improvement P ''; ,'? D____..__ -- Land Ctearing $trj:," SEAMAN, Weddings. Candds. Aerial, Portraits. .Sdvere:sriq 8)1 :.''t or 47'S 535.'. - rn ,'tcctr Cty p,'. 'no .n C"i,,n'O'.e t'.r Insulation For 'ree estimates, ,5i) rim Qflj iSA Y)96 - c' ill 20 r,,,. . . Ph.fogreptsy -- lrs'(t rjja & Duijr Screens Ctrn made Rc,i r'. I icr'''. (l t4rr'! '.R - u1 N'' 1 3191 Cr',' 1:2 (747 en associations In —'w- IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY MID REPAIRS 377 1338 __________________________ Beauty Care ini best of all we're depend. .ble The Suportor Mobile tome Show is a wholly. wtsed subsidiary of one of ten largest savIngs end HOME PET PEST INII Bo.arding & Grooming Ph 37? 1037 !nsutatIó D's:rtnt Price', 11'? c Superior Mobile Home ;how, our Belecilon II 80 Irge. we're a moble home how all by ourselves We eve new homes We have Ood'ag'new refurbished sodels. We have low'coit inancung and a complete ervice center right on the rerlrises Pt Care lr',ter 'or, ',, ;u erior rdiio lie: Ilome 5houJ.'° I,.. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU W,snted to buy used office furniture •• " Cnntrnl " .1h, select one from our models Oft display. I P0115011 MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 377 5961 ' - - STPtJCTRJt"J Inc. - 5J--GIra1 ales ______________ ______________________________ _________ or Conyei,f ig'tal Mortgages. sQ ft deal garage, ShOp PACERS ' . _______ HOMES OF OISINCTION • Close to everything 'tit away from It aID • Large wooded lots °S'reet lights • Paved streets •Sqs,'ers 'Sidewalks 30YearMor'ggr -Spct, down — HORNETS PACER TELEVl5IC.SETi,.,,sup Mli.LER!, 749 OrI. ii Or Rh 377 035? . ,' .1 17—Business Property _________________________ Irehu'.r All or part. Will model to suit tenant 3271321cr 76620 Home Entertainment Set. Stereo. Radio, TV Beautiful mahogany cabinet Best offer L.Oie 323 1349 ____ lS—?biIe Home Lats 4 MATADORS liraham Cross heifer, both 1 COLOR IV, 111 9SMONTH RENTALPURCHASEPLAN - , - j1 GREMLINS trade for farm ecuipment Phot - 55—Boats & Accessories - I,,. I 7 5459 67.—Livestock. Poultry 1)5. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 373 1731. ' _______ --- We Have A Large Inventory of 1 976 AMC Cars Air conditioning ______ I, , Before The Price Increase .- _______ ("edroom trIl.r, air con honed, lighti & water furnished DRIVE HOME A NEW 1976 TODAY! Sill,? (1(101,' ii'rrial,. Si. n, _______________________________ SANFORD'S NEWEST ADULT or FAMILY PARK. _________ English bulldog puppies champion blood lines; 7 males. I _______ ' 17' wide, 1 BR. ar (on;ttloned uilts 5)20 'no 172 39)9 AKC ACRES. Colorado, *9.730' .. Peautiful high mountain valley ThursdA'1 thr Mon.,, flu'drocum Near hunting, fishing A MILE s( . Suite, car is, (liUhf", AND A HALF HIGH Ill THE 911 1 n Ai (01 ORADO SKYI 195 down. $93 Back Porch ale-Men's, women's mc.nthly Owner 806 376 '°3 and :Piildn en's clothing, ShOe'S; 7 . h :'utbcard motor, mower, 46—Comrnercial Property furr 'ure diShes, mist Strtnq - - 7.4,t rd,s',. S .s ru , daily until 5.310 Tw liP , scr porch, FP, garage. 14,1 S Mrtlp Ave ---_____ carpet, no qualifying 5I1,93 / Acre Realty, P FTALTOR 37) _______ "C-_- 9 P.'cntrt old SPH'ltid, female. AKC $100 Call 37) 1)69 anytime. Color TV'S from ISO. B&W, lrgm _____________________________ 372 6761 PA TO BREATHE! Acre Iot.n PAOOPIFY APPLIANCES 3730697 644 1006 A Superb Mobile Home Community . . . With Something For Everybody. mobile home *ith large Ided room on 10 acres, Geneva ______________________________ 'cc siit month Phane 37) 4719 KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machines 53—'fl/.Radjo.Ster-t30 _____ 1$' 37) 1766 CASH 42—Mobile Homes __________ ' F' miD', 010,1)0 1971 VW Super Beetle, Ar, AM FM Stereo E.ccellent condlion Take Over payments of $111 month 377 r'iatteq what you need You'll find that some reader has lust that item h or she would like to sell Do it now' C ALL 372 7311 _____________________________ -, ______ - r I Coupe DeVilIe. like new. 19.000 ii, Pelo'ed, must sell. Call efore 7 p m 3.65 9416 or 3210753 yeninos I .J' __________ • - i COAl ITY APPLiANCES AT flARfAl? PIICES SANFORD ALIC 11011. 313 1310 ______________________ 322.4132 Speed Queen automatic, heavy duty washer, mint Condition. 183. Phone For used furniture, appliances toolt. 377 73)7 etc. Buy I 'sr 1001 items. Larry's ____________________________ Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. 10 z C") Ill 9993 Place an cci in classified It doesn't - 52—Appliances 373 6353 RE AL TOPS 643 733) _____________________________ ____________ 1', bath. air, awning stopping unfurnuthed We Buy Furniture . — - ___r1 - Mod.rn dining room table .itfl I (hairs, sofa bed easy chair. modern lamp Phone 371 0305 after 6 pm _____________________________ PULP DECORATORS 4.39W 1st St .377 7)35 ..._ REAL ESTATE _____________________________________________________________ 34—#/obile Homes 3779111 Eve. 569 1146 8319477 1)0011 75th St I,J Assume Payments Inc. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Santord3735 _________________________________ 11 BR, I', baths. unfurnithed, ret extras Pay sales tax & takeover 372 6635 _____________________________ - . iirhger Zig Zag. In cabinet, 3 needle. front load deluxe sewing machine, Sold new for 5)49.00. Pay balance of 18$ or 10 payments of $9 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown tab,. Monroe I7'.0 n DeBar, REALlY 15pq-erJ, AM FM RCOIO I Chevrolet El Cam'rio. low 5)73 177 3317 -____________________________ 'iileagn', SmAll VI. auto trans . 'S. air Immaculate condition iu, Mercury Marquis Station ,rouahout 51.600 or best offer. Wanon. auto, full pov'er, aur, AM hone 187 7706 after 6 p m FM radio DeBary 645 4633 (DII 7) Yamaha RD 250. With farini FmrvIlent (OhoiliOn 1300 mile 51—Household Goods ______________________ yard, %31,SiD CAL' c's' SEE SAP4 FORD.- ,\."P, 1' bAths. entra! I 5'J.. Air, fenced yard. di(kr'c cr swap 123.900 . - Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count en- tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell. 377 8057 any time West tic,yjo 707 E 25th St 323 7832 HAL COLBERT.REALTOR Eves 37706)7 5elrn Williams SANFORD After I-irs 811 1170 flU Whirlpool & 11.000 UTI.J Penocrest Air conditior,ers Gooc _____ z mall ClassifIed Ad brings big 'turnt Try sod ¶ ee Cal 372 Ii or $1) 999) ___________________________________ 'Afty' Ill ¶00 best family ru 17 Zoned A Build later - P"i,c,. needs corn,' rn'pa.r Peg ReolFstat-flrtker 171 Ci)11 From 106 itt'rfront estates, 'mprcvcl. 7 Bedroom Furnished Garage Apartment 7300 Mellonville Ave. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL, Apart ment with 2 bedrooms, plus bath. in onmi shape & 7 BR. I bath refrigerator, 20's 10' storage building, fenced yard. zoned agricultural Just 2 blocks Iron, REALTORS 8)06061 MART Scuba Diving Gear, aluminum tani with back pack Regulator witP CPC Gauge 8. Emergency Valve rc Sweat Suit Professional mash & fins, Diver's catch bag; Wris depth gauge Complete Outfit, 5Th or best offer Encellent condition 323 8570 or 8)1 1605 7 fiR, I bath, family room, very nice. carpet, drapes good location in city, *11.000 - Crank Realty cot Blue Lustre FlIi'('r-c Carp Shampooer for on?', SI 3) per day j4 condition 173 for both 371 0889 3 BR, 1 bath on 3 lots, toned LI. West 25th St 1)7.300 -- TAFFER REALTORS MLS $ TONA Choice Of areas 1 7 Air I bedroom Plus porch teat. cltn No pe4 571 1Q10 _________________________ rent 11$ W iit.l St . partially 5 - SANFORD - by owner. 3 BR. 7 bath, 2 yrs old. Central hCt air. APART OF PARADISE- Tlsemost res,cft'ntial home site in Loch rid 1 bedroom patio home's. Ore bedroom, turn apt. jir --t.ouf'ly 1 rOom apt Very well fun nthed arid rarpeted Reasonabi ' _______________________________ TWO & ': Acres in Lake Mary. 300' FISH, SWIM, Ski-I BR waterfront home, beautiful kitchen, formal lnng Florida room overloo4.ing lake Cntrat heat & air, fenced new home', 1 -L)4uqJIx..uii tui rw,ui __________________________________ Get some action with 1tC Our FLEA 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun. 9 838 2920 REALTY C'iticn 171.900 CUSTOM BUILT . I BR. 3 baIP, J Sliding glass doorS open from the iry. 3 bedroom, central heat and one Peg M.'al Estate Broker 37? 1301. 2810 hIawatha t,'. at 11 97 HAL COLBERT carpet. garage. screened porch. large lot, Qood loCation Assume 73 pci or llSOdown, FHA Priced helriw FIIA appraisal 37)61)7 '71 EL CAMIN') Loaded with pxtras HI AIR A('FpJfY - 1971 Squarehack, I spetci, racic' exceptionally rIcan 11.195 A. for Duane McGuire. 377 1631 Dealer __________________ Fy rwir 1 1945 Corvair Cors, ISSOor best offer 377 0920 ____________________________ Cash For Your Junk Cart 37)9136 road inspected Like new conc 1173. 3771710 FFSUI,'% JU", '' 327 7596 eves _______________ 37) 1329 WaJfl#, S.Jflfl_J M - Cyl ,radio, heter. ruoSgood SIC') Motorcycle lnurance _____________________________ 7839 GALE PLACt- 3 QO, 1' zbath garage'. I yrs old, in new con "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 9144 ________________________ r ditioned. carpet. $175 per mo pit,' $100 dAmage deposit 7101' Monølia Avp 17) 4389 after - — Kish Real Istate in, furn'shJ 7 tjq'mJrpp mobil, ime on private lot; $13 month One & 2 bedroom apartments furnished or unfurnished tIewli redecorated Come see ]( E Airport Blvd. Sanford 171 1310 _______________ MAITLAND REALTOR ASSOCIATE,3n 1317 ________________________________ 7083 CaliBart Real Estate 77 Payton Realty CALL 377 7611 - cr Buying .5 rc-,y hOme' P.Sovnq tO an apartrnent Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR. I bath, large Pet Ui kitchen, plus formal dining room New carpet, eg.i,jt' large corner lot Recently reduced 171.500 Call $31 trat air & full carpet, nice area ri Fe new ond,hOn 3 fir 7 hths Ci) (14'f ml') 25" Color TV, Stereo Combinatior Cheap Color Portable Also $96 ('P'e,rirt pick up 371 0705 lOCATED (TOMMERCIAL OFF n' Call $31 WA1IT 10 YOUR HOME) - 77 7)79 lulls IlISmo r.00r) HOME YOU'LL SLOW DOWPIIOADMIRE You'll love thi5 floor plan, a Split 3 bedroom. 2 bath with a kitchen overlooking a nice yard Wall to wall carpet, fenced & central ar 137300 37391)0 - - ___________________________ edroom. 7 bath. family room ar Oriditlored. cement block 1175 nOrth with 575 security depo's? ear SACRIFICE Home on lake. 3 BR. 7 baths, central heat air '' CASH For Your Junk Car's I Ar eaacninr' 'r6'9" (it 8" Auger 100' of 6" Augers, 36' of 'I'' Aijr1i' _ .-.. P(OfldiliOnq'd flAlteries. 11? 95 change PEEL'S BODY SF40 -- a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sale Beautiful ranch type home. 3.61 acres, stably O'tees' area 61/ 1617. 3736)46 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-- SELL TRADE III 315E First St 377367' __________________________________ FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Monday. Wednesday I Friday only. 377 1917 C'OOD INCOME . Comfortable & cOnvenient 7 BR with 7 apart rnents. rents 5140 ra 179.000 2 Bedroom, air cond,tioned. fenced yard. 1901 Summerlin Ave 18,900 on- make offer 372 3197. 3234061 or 323 0S17 eves REALTORS Phone $3.1 6777 _________________________ edroom. I', bath, in 000 gu et anfoed location $195 month (au Service the Rest. Western Auto 30) W :st St. CLIF F JORDAN, REALTOR less than rent Government SubSidiZed 'o guailflecj buyers Call to $C if _________________________ Lawn Mowers We sell The Best I OLDER HOME Moderni7ed I bedroom and 2 baths with central heat and air, on? lots in city 128.900-Terms Larry Saxon, Realtor payment, monthly paymnt ,' area 517 001) in (ui - el on Crystal Lake 531.300 They're Hot" * t'i......,.AAt,rkina..., 'Fast.. - Term'. $777 PIca houses ma rural area No down Sanlanc'o Realty Inc P.'afair Circle, Sanford. edrOofn with family room or ilrd bedroom Air conditioned itP fpnCed y,irc) 1160 mo 1 $91 St'IiIrlOd Ir,t _________ pie. 7 bedroom. Long*ood ItS month BAMBOO COVE APTS Unfurnis1e1 * '.Cu qualifyi _________________________ v-Apartments "Get 'Em While * 7 bedroom home on Oak Way. anford 1)30 month ntioo Retirees-- Help crpa'r' an eel retirement village on the 'autiful Wekiva River at Camp 'mlriole 777 1410 _________________________________ ___________________________ icti __________________________ * room qaraur' oirp.'?s ______________________ 8' Pick up topper, 7' high, swing se '66 Pontiac station wagon, ant iqu i hot, Avnnbottl, CIC 3379361 On canal and lencesj swimming I bedrooms 7 baths, large tree T,,t Mary- 2hc'droom. Fla room. fr'r'ced yard and ShAde By owner - ABLE TO PREPARE BREAk FAST 1044 I-Irs per wCc'. (JOOc - CrUtch,' 5.'.m f5r P. s CalIBart Real Estate 32—Houses Unfurnished __________________________ MONTH'S SUPER VALUE NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN P.ioi'rn rt,'ari 1 liP home, family 373 6)3) FIRST A(-TERHRS ? 06.48 377 3991 - I arge deep ii' n ?-..'aijtful sand bottom laic 7 Horn,.', separated and private C,00d income property Near Sem.nolC Corn F.' FIAt.. TOPS Fiperienced 1st cook. also must BE working tnndton% I"isurancn benefits cai' fr ,jppl 661 4493 0 Lakefront IKE MARY- 7 BR Duple,. $130 tlus ISO deposit F"rrest Greene Inc 'io 371 MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Pr Real Estate Broker 322.7643 SilS 12) ______ CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W 1st St . 377 5841. 377 7757 SYSTEMS FOUR FLTONA New Duplei. (urn or unfurn Drapes. Watcr, L.lwn (art' 171 tf7! or 6M f)S.6 ___________ 1173s ladiet at fashion show drecto. I fan SarahCoventryjewelry earn 13 tc IS per hour commisson Full on part time Ito e*perienc necessary Samples Ire, Starl Now 319 3420 or 3.49 3641 '1.11 13 2565 Park Dr BALL REALTY 2 Story, toned multiple 4 BR. 7 bath, Empty, move r.qht in. 1 bedroOms, 111.930 Acre Realty REALTOR. family room, separate living & 373 7730 dining rooms 30'xIO' screened _______________________________ porch, huge inSide utility room, 2 1 fiR 7 baths, on canal car garage, 7i1 years old. to 4lakes, "j acre 111.300 373 4359 REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL COST Swim in community pool. fly Owner' 1 HR. I bath screened L 0*, low down Pr c" 135.930 per(n, utility, shade & fruit trees, ornpletely fenced yard. low utility rates. in lovely residential rf'lghborhond 165 3097 after 6 p m Inc REALTORS 71 Hrs. 64.1 434.4 cc efficiency apartment, upstairs, all utilities turn 191 50 Adults ml, 377 7?6 "Vt". 8. *1 00'. Potentl8 Management 7321 Park DriVe REALTOR RU AL TOP Realty, InC. Low Down-Desperate ____________________________ l8Help Wanted ' 5po 77 7710 Pca, you pick On Oregon Ave. mIle nOrth 16 iusV weSt of I Jim Hunt 17'' Pill 'an'.r ,1 drilk. it h.gh '.peenl. I lOw 'pced. Ore uials, 4? 11 short; 67 vol Zar ('pray hooks; Donita boat ar trailer; rolling scaIlold; cx bard, 7 Colemiso lanterns; dci '.tri' top; roto tiller, 16' PulIma buffer. Airless Spray. fisrtn poles, lwri 74 pane qi,'.'. worn frame windows Many other m'.i items Also have answerin ¶i'rvi",'.777 6196 Your MLS Agency 19195 French 372 7371 37? 1196, 372 1981 172 1939 lfl 41i'.4 WITT P E A LIV I' ii :' r 1 or? Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 76—Auto Parts ________ - _________ ________ 5 oecaI Shrub and garden sprayer ) cents ca GardenLand, 10 Itt 5?.. 173 64)0 5O-4v3isceIIaneous for Sal _________________________ 3222420 Anytime 37? 1991 - NOW SEE hits 119.300 i liedroorn, 1', baths Assume NELSU4'. 1O iDA iO[' '' MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1 BEDROOM, I bath, tarnily room, double carport revjwond I.ovety I bedroom with or ithngt use f therput, poot __________________________ 11.800 or luc"cl offer MS 6719 Deflary 62—t.awn-Garden I I wagon. '69 (cUon hardtop 'prt coupe: StAndard shift, 6 cylinder, new Phone brakes, evcellent gas mileage. air $73 i719 —________________________ cOnditioned 1*30 or best offer PPIOr 811 5902 VW. 37.000 miles. excellent :ondition. $1,150 or best offer, '67 196* Valiant 7 Dr . II.00O mutes tsev pickup truck, 6 cyl , I speed. showing. Chrysler's famous Slant 750 Phne 373 6 engine Only 11,700- Instant _____________________________ Cash rebate, $1.003 Chine Crag HO MONEY DOWN 3771071 If no.snswer, call Harry's ANY CAR. '61 10 '5 Bar At Chico 8. IheMan Good Credit a- - -.. - 71_Ant __________________________ Merchandise ________________________ A TRULY GOOD BUY on a truly nice home Air conditioned. 3 BR, 1') baths. family room, fenced rear yard. 1 minute trom golf Central : loricJ,ai _.... — • Sunday, Aug. 31, lflS-7B tO AMC Rr'hel '.tatron imall V I, AtOmtit, air Df.VES' 3?) 9110 ' " Stemper Realty 7606 S Ii*y i.' REALTOR 37) S77 A BABY'S WORLD Care for infant toagc7oniy P4eiit tonew Driver' License Bureau 3226613 HOMI Reduccd BR, 1 bath, central heat air, riorida room, lenCed yard A real Larnain a S71.Q 514 C'f) ' GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. w'r'i,, ' JJ We Buy Furniture WcI ft 'r'.'i rjv'., , ecut & (hairs. sPcretarial detkt chairs, straight chairs. Ill cabinets, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 11 fl, JOHNNY WALKER BUDGET MINDED- Retinance Fs?ahiisheii Farm Equipment thitwell kept) HR home with very businesS and inventory All Realty little investment Plush carpeting, & Construction Inc. Peg Real paneled family room, and beSt Of Estate Broker 1 9 4 161 6201 ,. ,i, ..,., OWNER MOVIPIG. Small down & JUST REDUCED 11,000 2 BR. I move in attractive 3 bedroom, , lrq,. corner lot, drive by bath brim,' (entral ht & ar, 2001 Summi'rlin A'.n' fld call br '4 '3 details 3277111 37) 5076 _______________________ FRIDAY & SATURDAY d.iy an eve&n cOd care 6 )0 a m to i m A Child's World 373 1471. Sanford3fl 7881 On buSy Iliohway 17 97 Start Your Ov.nhiisnr..'. 143,000 Easy terms Or rrndt0'iit . tir .,'. , .i,lrl .1 rnent. furnturi' anti ut it,.'. , clucied Call 10am to ?m. 377 Used office furniturc Cei Our bidtnt,.'cc,red you have the best price available on your bIIding Herald, Sanford, Fl. UUVVOIliU IV 05.1)' Woodruff's G?rd.'n Center RUSIP4ESSLOCAT j ' • Realty W. Garnett White LIVIP4GQUARTERS AND 31—Apartments Furnished _________________________________________ E iperienced Child Care InMyHome JOHN KPI1JR ASOC Nights 3727357 ______________________________ - Planning a Building? Ste n stro iii :vening eSuppiles _________________ - Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage - . ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKE RS ___ lutilulspacious18R?,flr Old, Family rm fiOuhe garage Reduced to nwnr MR 676) - .. 41-Houses irge 7 t"cd?ucif1 (IUDICI WITPIESSmy hand as the Clerk of 5id Court and the seal thereof, thiS 71st day of August, A 0. 1973 ChIld car. in my home %)S for (SEAL) 173 for two Phone 317 3951 Arthtjr H (leckwith. Jr Child care In my home. Sunlar Clerk of the Circuit Court Estates Phone 377 5*4* By kathleen Guy ___________________________ Deputy Clerk Childcar,lnmyPOme.LakeMarY Publish Aug 74 31 & Sept 7. II. 1973 sic area Large play yar fF0 I)) supervised Sw,mm.ng 377 313 Chairman 41c a line 1 thru S times llc a line ôthru 25 times 24c a line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3llnesMinimum 7345 Park you THE All available positions are registered with the Florida Stat, Em ployment Office, applicants mutt be Seminole County residents and must be unemployed a minimum of 30 dayS PRIME SPONSOR Seminole County. Board of County Commissionert NAME OF HIGHEST ELECTED OFFICIAL Sidney 1. VihIen, Jr, RATES Sunday - Noon Friday NOTICE NOTICE THE 8OARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. AS PRIME SPONSOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. HEREBY NOTIFIES THE PUBLIC OF ITS GRANT SUBMITTAL TO THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FOR FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF 11085.71$ RECEIVED UN DER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT (CE TA) of 197), TITLE Vi This program. *tich is necessitated by the high unemployment rate, It designed to create lobs n local unitS of government, private non profit. local state and federal agencies *ithifl Seminole County for Seminole NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL ii NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD NOOn The Day Before Publication - 41 - IIi1'—H0uses WANTED Rental hOuS% of every MUST SELL New R 2 BATH _____ ____ 1*dcrIPt1on Have DIiCaOII 312 HOME, Mt eitra. 000d location S611 BALL REALTY MAKE OFFER 32? ?Th7 ___________________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS P4AME 1 ____ _____________________________ _______________________________ lice. _____________________________________________________ Woodson C. horton & sit Mary 1. to Roy W. BI'ailtIe)t' & wt øernict W $0' of S 133.3' of 131k 5, 11cr 12, Sanford, Fl It. Traffords Map, $3,500. Jultan Constr, to Elmer W, Kane & wf Eileen M., t.t. 4 Villa Bramtk'y, $41,400. RuthA.Simth,wid. tolluthA Smith & Joyce M. Cook, JI. Ten, l.t 1 131k 3, Irid:an Hills tin. No. I Max ( rap:c & Jean L. to 2nd rcpl., $100 Edmund I,. Pierce & wE Daniel C. Davis & wE Marsha Margaret H., it IC less W 53.40' to Marsha M. Davis, it. 24 131k & W 56' of it 15, 81k F, 1tide C Druid IML Park, $100. High 1st Addn,, 118,000. . Kenneth Stephens & wE Nancy to Geo, P. McGuire & wE Seminole Baptist Temple Inc., I)oud & "s. 4th add., sn,00. WI.. Kirk & w. Geraldine C.. to Fannie S. Powell, N 78 W264' E'z NWL. SW'i NW'. 12,500 Starn A. Good & w. Grace L. to Ed2el It. Minter Jr. & w. Ruth Ann, Lot 4111k G Couiitry (lub Manor Un. 3, $18,500. Philip E. Sprinkle & wf Billie M., it (less S 26.02') & it 26 I less N 23.70') 111k t) Irantly Hall Ests., 1-43,500. Clifford Hallmark Edith D., Lot 21 111k 4 Hulan C. Goebel & wE Jean to Club, Fox Hunt Sec I, $36,900. Glenn 9, Kuhn & wE Rosalyn to Richard M. Ostxrn & fllac, LI 17 111k B Lynnwood ,'d rev., $31,100. Richard S. Cartaino & wE Marguerite to Lester E. Bulla & wE Carol L, Lt 7 131k 1 Camelot Unit No. 1, *15,000. QCI)Ru.ss&llL.erov $223,000. s-d $100. tQCD) John C. Noel III to Argyle Sec., $3,200. N.!). Flagg & wE Christina to Vickie Ann Noel, it 7 J.O. Packard 1st Addn., Midway, Grace V. Mueller i Married) it 6111k B The Springs, live Oak $100. QCD) John C Noel Ill to Village, $48,000. John Russell Jr., & wE Cora to Vickie Ann Noel, its 92-96, 98-99 Terry 1)uke & wE Donna, 1.t 6, Town of Sylvan Lake, $100. LtVIC Flit. mv. to Charles E. 131k 13, TIer 2, E.R. Trafford,s WooLen & wE Jean M., LI 10 Bik Map of Sanford, $17,000. Charles C. Bullock & wE U, Summerset No. Sec 3, Juanita to Cornelius W. Hoc- $27,600. Alexander J. Sinclair & wE cagni & wE Simone J., it 10 1.31k C Paradise Faint, 3rd Sec., Ruth to James E. hienson & wE Terry it 84 Dvs.onshire, $42,500. $30,000. ' Deccatexine Cosnt. Corp. 21-32 IS&'C 2) $11,000. Irvin M. Glassberg & .f Marcy to John A. Cooper & wE Ella it 23 Sandalwood, $39,000. James H. Strader, sgl to Charles P. Carig Ill, it 22 111k 1) The Meadows West $37,000. EMS Management Systems Inc. to Norman S. Rospn, Trustee, its I & 2 Queens Mirror So. 2nd HepI. Addn CII, Julienne I,., it 15 Wekiva Hunt Parkinsons Oi'lando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. CITY OF Oviedo 1ind Co., to John E WINTER SPRINGS. lkxlgin & wi Winifred 13., it 11 FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 111k C Mead Manor tIn. 4 $8,500. Einheit Constr. Co Inc., to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by david A. Winters & wf Elaine the City Cot,nc ii of the City of Winter I.., it 12 151k 1) Sweetwater Springs, Florida. that sad Conil will hold a public hearing at ;Oaks, Sec 6, $57,900 p m • or at soon therealter as E. Everette Huskey, Trustee possible, on Monday. September 77, S & Intl. & wE, Suzanne to Edith 1975,to consider the adoption of an M. E)avie, it 3 I3rantley Harbor ordnance by the City of Winter Sprincs. Florida. title of which is at & LI 11 & I)ortiOn of 12, [31k A. follows Itrantley hall etc., i6,006. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY JosephJ.Slater& s'f Theresa OF WINIER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. to Ilean MeCloud, its 6 & 7 81k ADOPTING THE ANIMAL CON TROt. AND PROTECTION OR Sanlando Sub. Beaut., fINANCE OF SEMINOLE (OIINTY. FLORIDA. COUNTY Sanford Sec., $35,500. (iiirilin 1.. Ward & wi Grace ocpltANcF PJUMFICM 718. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRPF'PEALIPIG ALL ORDINANCES to Philip A. Goins & wE Bonnie OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE J., Beg 613.83' N & 793.42' E of CONFL ICT HEREWITH EXCEPT COUNTY, FLORIDA. SW cor. of SEt4 Sec., 15-21-32, SECTION 421 fbI. ARTICLE II. IN THE INTEREST OF: DOGS AND CATS. CHAPTER . ANITA HOt LOWAY, A Child etc., IA 107 ('hula Vista, Sec 15- CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF Richard Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY pursuant to Florida Statute 865 09. that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fi titlous name ol AL TAMON TE ___________________________ MEDICAL CENTER, at Boston Avenue, City & Altamonte Springs. 4—PerSOfllis ...... County of Seminole. Stateof Florida, intends to register the said name APE YOU 1ROUOLED' al with the Clerk 01 Ihe Circuit Court of Free. 611 2077 for " ' Cau Seminol. County. Florida "tlotlinr" AdultS or Teeni • Mitchell Shapiro, M 0 S Euqenio Gerscovich. MD (E lIiOStZ LUXURY ITEMS F S Carlos Rut:. M D A I MAClION OF THEIR Cf S flenlamin Newman, MD. FPOM TODAY'S WANT ADS S Herbert Mendclson, M 0 S. Victor Hilotta. M 0 let Therapeutic Pool S James Urbach. MD improveyour S Lawrence Blumen, M 0. PPOnS3I 3163 PublithAug 17,21.3I&Sept.7, 1975 _______________________ DE091 Lecithin! Vinegar! 86' KelpI all four in one capsule, ask IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of it 5, 81k A Sanlandolhc Suburb Beautiful, nando H. Rojas & wE Eliz., it 497 11(11 1.t'niia 1mire a-k-a IA'nna 1.. Lit Luis It. Hios.Matta & wf Moon' Stessart & Joseph to NIda Ii. I.t 502 Winter Springs Superior ('oust., ufl., Inc., ii Un. 4. $55,800. IS 131k 8 DIxie Tern.. $1,200. Utith ice Lewis to Clarence IMlis A. I .ong & W. I .ucille I). I .essis, I,t 161. IArngdale 1st H.. to Albert J. Meyers & AW. .ddn, $100. Margaret J. & Win. C. Conerly Witi. A. heck & wf Vivian to & W Mars W 1 1 S SE ' NW Walter C. Grant & wE Shirley H S''t. 11.211.32. $14,417. Il.,l.tl7Triangk Terr,.$2),900. ,.... $29,500. W.S.S. to Benjamin H. Tillman & Emma ice Lot 43 111k A Lake Brantley Lies, Seed add. $3,600. Winter Springs Dcv., corp to Cameo Builders Inc., Lot 585 Vmnter Springs Unit 4, $10,000 Win. A Papes & V. Margaret A. to Kenneth Otto Wippe & W. Leslie it. Lot 14 131k G Sorn. merset N sect. s, $26,400. & W. Margaret E. E Allen W l.iekev & -ssI Mnrv business enterprise is JUNE E WILLIAMS Publish Aug. 17, 71. 31, & Sept 7. 1975 DEQ 97 to lRent CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE to Edward Shaw Gaythwaite & 1st 4idd. Citrus Heights, $100. (regorio 15. Hautista Jr., & wf to cross Co. Constr. Crp. its 21 Mary E. 141 87 !ke Harriet San Situs limited to :I3C ISemedios, it 430 Spring Oaks 11 23& 24, 151k 54, Sanlando Sub, Estites, $23,400. liquors Inc., NW cor lot 8 I)ruid Un. Ill, $45,300. ileaut., Palm Springs Sec., 'L I ' 7 PRCi',','m 0151 CONTROL 738? Park Drive 372 WELLS ObILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER 5Y5TM5 All ty p?S and sales Werepairanc,er,yce S'TINE MACHIPIE & SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd St 371 6432 �---- -________ ____ BB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, BEETLE Sunday Aug 31,1975 Mod Walker WIN AT BRIDGE 1(_ 11:::::!~~ —_ LAN&JA&E : (l." CrIlli4lF 14-) 1 _'.) "N ~ 1(~~ / . /' WOMEN I m 00000 . . i i i i iiiiiiiiiiiii Lancelo t "I'm claiming l the rest Lancelot was right as always Mordred's four spade opening RTlI _:'Yll,............. :~N I ] a , ," , 7_0~ 4N by DT CARNIVAL BAILEY 461 IV 10 1) l I ,i,;s,c r~ I - Ti. , 9 T1. - J ( , I I . ~~ ! r Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~.' 1l 'IT - _ - __ _ J. __ _;i~~ `N lfldIdflofldSOr dubs Lancelot would discard four ____ __________________U Jiamonds and to clubs from dummy. Then he would lead .1 , QJ 93 by Dove Grouc diamond to dumrnys ae and 3 his final trick would come from 7 fl4 SIGN %%Ok AS BEEN 1, FINE his dc,uct o d iamo nds or dUm ET EUSN ' bib vulnerable s ist club. my 1 Nor th Fa s t South T _____ I- p ______________________________________________ ALLEY TEXT JUST \ s !F IT W N 29 ~ v . J ` J % ~'~ ~__ ~ - T2~ . ~~ N -4va-.11" '~-1. 7 .,---:'------_~~ - F —W1 it'a il — \ c.. \ J - by Art Sonsom '\ '. / 1. lit i- ir / i I \ LIKE VR.VeQcN/ / - / "•:—\ Z , 1-1 1 - ~ I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ., j1,5• 5 SEARS ,OsG I .'S ) _ - ___ I-_4 ___ I -41 'll. 1. I --- - -1. A I AM 1W ___ M~ I _______ _ l t -i,-, T AI - %~,~ =1 k: U LOU -,, ' I --- I I I W P I ~% E AP, I ~ I I -; OLI T ON Til :~T%%E&, '. % EO~~ L E AILL - i .,. -bs. / L 17~ A - JWY,E AW - I I U5I I c.) FUI " . I'l I i( I if I I\ I - " . I I I P, C - L ".-.l _.; ~ _- __ 1~~ M1BE TEVE OWNG TH WOUND O9 'fl-4E8ASm(EV,LLES' I - %.,. . --I,,. % , A —' 0 -- ; , 0 - - A t- ,- . I 1 7 11, _- / , (.-;,, Z;~ 11 - ,-' ~' -, -F--_-$~ V 1 LJJ J 77 I - --I f-- - 6 I- ..--,r,i .- I t, , f4 , ' ~ L±I . -1 I ~ __I , 1II ___ i, . I .1 l . I .I 9 40 I 1'1 - ! I - I ) I . .I 11 1 1 TV Show, ~ ~, by Al Vermelier ONLY TooI<) S k OPT T Pt PJ [HOW LCN&' "4 '% S.~;,,_,, i"40W S"01?7 1Z Z, I - - A71t - Featured - - ~ ,/.I / P, I Q . _.-t ... . ~, I -1 I I-~-.Ars.,, - ..~ - __::;~ Two 'senlor citizens, from Garden Club on U.& 17-M Brant Towers. Sanford, may be Hosting the recVUon wiU be AMD demonstrating their newly Mrs B.E. Purcell of Orlando, acquired skills in cun. sr;ter of Mrs. Rudd, and dic versational Spanish, Wed. couple's son and daughter-in. nesday evening from 7 - 7 - 30 on law, %fr. and Mrs. Leland Rudd Channel Seminole of Tampa. All friends of the 13, Cablevision. Internationally couple are inAted to attend. The first annual Altamonte known educator Jf. j0 flodge Is offering free lessons in Springs Fireman's Bail, attended by some 200 persons, Spanish to all area a was hosted at the Altamonte Mondays CivicCenteron Aug. 23, by the nedaysfrotnl'30-2'30 p m a newly formed Rita monte Brain Towers. Free lessons in Springs Fireman's Auxiliary. French and German will also be Donna Harishew. treasurer of offered to interested students. the auxiliary was assisted in A reception honoring Mr. and organizing the ball by Clarkile Mrs. Corbet Rudd of I.ake Mary Gaston, auxiliary president; on their 50th w,dding an. Pat Terebo; Linda Sailta; niversary %ill be held Sept. 6 Cathy Halstead; Mary Neiman II -) ____________i__J I-,/-,. - ,1~Z),_,;L',:4~ _ . I L 1. 1. I I I - - J, J .,_Z:~q Ac_ --_... if I _ *#rW _______ - T -- -- . -' . • Ill ~- ii MUST HAVI A LOT OF CAGc TO RESCUE ME AS DO. _ . I /; ___ CAPTAIN EASY ___imw_ I - _,.J (Il - ~Z __ 7 , 8Ef OOWJ ThREE OTHER GUYS l, '?lVA.14TED TO 00 IT.' AND , f ) - ~* 15 %'ERY . BILLIONAIRE AS V ( __ --i ~ ClJJP usE cp I I - _____ •. • .,. — p 411 - __ - I I ' r) (' I , ,I X I ~11 ~, ~" 104 > ,-- . —, ~ Co m un0 It ') — 5 / I . • •1 . by Bob Thaves FRANK & ERNIE'S COMPUTER DATING SER - I i-1-#*' _i • flj ~Z 4.- . ( \ - 1 L ,I, 14 N -4, . ' - I- .10Li FOR 0 1" _____________ - ' ( I , ___ I , . owie der f, p;', i I i 11mv, ye-.vil ii-,Iirill in Sanford to promote the arts and theatre in Sciiiinole County, will mark the eve of the - • RARIIII TYP$• , 8' 2 . - -. - - ' A' - - =-= ---=. - Merry crew of top notch women bus drivers Included (f rom left) Lottle Broadway, Audrey Bolger, Grace Pixie: and Anita W1111amson. (Herald Photo by Gordon i 10 Ii ) ) I (tv I VI I " - . .- _~_Z_ ~ M __~_ ~--_-- 19 ~ - iI lii - I. _1),M',' 6Q",' AND SRCSE F,.)JT .\L., many by Frank Hill students, will become involved in what promises Foreman, assisted by produc ti on corrdlnator to be exciting LfINESHAI'EI) g .i V. ,N; . q$ _// 1 _ II - 11~; __ ~ 1~1 0 ' members 44") , t4 ____ 1 I ; Although some characters, particularly John 1776 is a "fun slioss," historically accurate "fun and Atlams,BenFrnnkllnandlhomasJetferson,are and serious at tiile3 but filled with featured in the show, each performer has his frolic," too, according to Ms. Heard. It deals moments in the spottight. And while the theme is with the events leading up to the signing of the blasically serious, 11776' pre3ents a group of Declaration of Independence and climaxes as with all t1l human emotions, each state rereseitae puts his "John Han weaknesses and points of high humor. It is truly cock" to the historic fine family entertainment and a most apt Vie Piay (:iills for :.) niale actors anti two prelude to the nafion'q 200th birthday. - ~_iwl_ ; , -_ _. I wards that evening. On Monday, Sept. fl, auditions will begin at 7 p.m., at a place to be anncunc"d SOOfl 'We ssant this to be a commnunit) ',enture, sse like to ssork usic seliome vu actors, singers Time and place for orchestra auditions will be lanSand backstage helpers-with or without previous; t'io will announcedatalaterdate,blltRgalnitlshoped said Anna Lea Heard ofice"the cotrununity, especially / I) __________________ - " . '), \ I - i -al _f . .1 . -- - - - - * _.__ _-~-~g - - ~- ri i y r should be reminded by parents that they are required to follow all of the rules of the roadway. "We will be watching more closely this year for %iolations which under new -rulibgs could involve a citation and $5 fine," says Sgt. B4nu Taylor, Safety. Conimunity Relations officer of the Seminole County . -- - I -. il\ . . S 1A / I / I . .r . ! . 4 1 .1 .0 ` . % ' ' 'II - - -- - - --- sun-up or home after surWo%m without the proper lighting wWch iricludes a lamp on the front which casts light ._k visible from a dL , tance of at least 500 feet, and a red light or reflector on the rear sihich can be seen from the saine .I distance. Children who are on the road without the proper T lighting equipment si1l be stopped, 's'.&flS Sgt Ta)lor ( It is against the law for a parent of any minor child to 4. authorize or knolingl) permit a child to violate an ~ pro%isions in the state statute which pertains to bicycle % _ __ regulations. A charge can be placed against the parent for the violations, he adds. These regulations inchide the following: .I (1) A person should ride only on a seat. _______ 2j Onb one person at a Lime should be on a blc)de unless it is designed or specially equipped for another • ' 11 :' 1 - - - - -- - - -_ . ', - ,~ .1* Nm, / - ;.* _4 --.- - . , - - - tA! -~ - • f4. _ ,:;, li1 4 -~ ... W _~ I. L F1 i - t -X _ ,k - ~, ___- _ --", __ _: I , Three getting Into , I- ;40- i~~,V9'A-5# ~~ 1: II I~-1- -- -4 I _f— JX~r 4, ~, -- " t i's . --_F t . - '. ..~: .. ~~ A .- , ;t~~i,ls-"t-;_"4,l " . -xc , - se 'sI 34 - . - Z .- ; -~Z . , - _. .. -' il~ (3) No person nding a bicycle can pull anyone on rollerr skates, sled or toy vehicle on the roadway. (4) Wenever there Lsa bicycle path provided next to the roadway, a bicycler should use the path rather than _, airt are (from left) Anna Lea Heard, Chip Johnson, Foreman Heard (6) Bic)cicrs should ride on the right hand side of the road with the traffic. (7) Bicyclers Must Stop at all stop signs and marked Intersections. (8) Bicyclers should give proper hand signals for tUrn100 additlondil) are encouraged to see that children are dressed in light-colored clothing when riding bicycles. III. '--- -_ I T - --' .# r (5) A rider must have one hand on the handlebars at all - * :L ; ! 5;2 A J .I person ll y , ., properly, that the chain is clean and well-lubricated and the seat is adjusted to the right height for the child, ~~_._ -T--0'. -i_,;t -V--I -, I..''V , i,_/-,_- 10 ~ V .i - J'S* _ ;_.'r..w'- , " .", _rlllllll- :W - 14 /.... .- - , - Cycle Safet C!berg?YE?CkI? /0 li C i( rzlr,- es otits ht The play will open Dec. 3 for a three-day run at Everyone interested in assisting ba-kst.agethe Altamonte (j',Ic Center, and will be as stage hands, wardrobe mistresses and so presented the following weekend, Dec 12-14, in forth—should stop by during audition times and leave their names and area In which they would the SemInole 111gb School Auditorium, Sanford I: tj 41 A Ill , ,I rien and emotional readiness and a bility in insurtnKthat a child is -taUsar visits with new students thenauiesanduwsofcomrim Mill Reynol& al adviiies pamt can help ass= that his in good physical health doesn't and Wfmt& objects around the balriti. c ity; parents wtxse cbildren wiU be cWW's school days wW be end there. Studies have shown and Under new FTE funding nlost neighborhood happy ones. that a child cannot function or of the supplies a child needs win Famiharized with trips to the riding a bus, to walk them to "If parents would just help us learn up to his ability without be provided for him at school, zoo, the store and the country. their stop and meet them after school for the first few days. by telling their children that the proper amount of sleep each says ,Mrs. Reynolds. However, who bring their children their teacher is going to be a night—at least &ght hours—or there are a few things like a danger of passing automobiles Those rather than putting them on a friend to them so they won't without a well balanced diet. box of Kleenex and a cigar . and of playing in the street, scheduled bus, If they are to • (5) He should know üt ever be afraid, I think we'd "We don't have as many box that the child might be the prudent instruments, matches and take on, are asked to pick them asked to bring. And have It made," says Mrs. children crying now (on up until the chl is familiar Margaret Reynolds, ad- first day of school) as we used parent will be sure he has them. electricty are dangerous. (6) should have clothing with which bus he'll be taking. He ministrative assistant for to. Many used to cry most of "A child feels more secure if he'sclulchinghisownclgarbox and personal possessions "Otherwlse, here weare at five curriculum at Pinecrest the morning," recalls In the afternoon still trying to "Nurser) schools are like all the other children on U marked with his names Elementary School, Sanford Re) nolds (7) He should wear com- locate youngsters and parent. "They should be looking weaning the children away first day of school," says Mrs. fortable clothes that are suited s." says Mrs. Reynolds. forward to the experience with from the mothers earlier," she Reynolds. Kindergarten teachers at anticipation, not fear. It's an explains. And because she "Most of our schools are air them all the security Lhfy cz,n interesting, and exciting ex. believes this is beneficial, .Mrs. perience." adds .N!rs. N orma Reynolds recommends that came up with a list of pointers Ragsdale. principal Idyllwilde Elementary School, their children to nursery recommendatiorm are: Persons auditioning should prepare a song to lllcentennial Year sith a presentation of the sing not nece&cartl) from '1776' An accompanist his j1 I C )dl Y . -,,, ( Id - . - I 4 , THE' SUPPLY of WiI.CH . _____ e.penitions will be held Sunday, t. It, ,~, k ,-0 (ty) THE' DE'M AND RAQUEL WELCH .! ' ._________ To Share 1776'Show (till t'l t(( (EL'~ ) ' I I ! ' - I*J,glf' I(LA SHORT RIBS . I I 1 T14 Ar I • • 'isv ,.. ,. - j. LM-7. ,9 II - - ' Las WE - - ~ ( - - FRANK AND ER NEST 1. rl - • I . L (I ~~.0 , ( I •- ._ I .*~ - , 111111111i __ .. ............. i . ,% ~ EEK & MEEK \.. —& - - __( ' I "'i& T.L5 Y 50~ i, 1. 11 ( • 4Y liE PiC'J'T 5E) WE'VE 8EEl4 . '•• - ) 7 I by Crooks & Lawrence A 4HOCKi 1011 - ' N FOR £ _. Act Three' Invites I GASP! r4Tw FORA LOOP, ARCHIE.' __ C_Z~__::~(~~ ~*, i Q* ---. U?-M— 7 __C~ %; 1$;` By now, all children entering Sunday school each week. Such to know his own name, ids school in Florida for the fir--t experiences gibe children a parents names and address : ' Id -, t ~ I _________ ~ -, _-14 -,__3 I - Semaphore stop arm. I . ,.O. You! a I —L _~ _. n • Ir--~, ,/ r -__~ .1 )i I * .,*. ...i IJ ; II \, 'T ,- ) .,L 4 ))., S-1 . I r . 1 . - ( /' - - ) 14 . ! , . r. f, \ I - I -.,.. 14,.1- i L: I ,~ :* ~01t - -, R eception 1 I; ... Wi4o -\ (.1 ~ -0) - School' s Fun Teac er s ~~t l J, l 11 C I I - I'VE Gor - • What To Te// Junior - '111111-pp",- L_ 7=7 ! s - It costs an average of $79.64 to "You have to enJoy it or you years, Mrs. Anita William.'on a mother of six children and a can't do it," says .Mrs. lixler. transport each child per school year. according to Wright. But driver for six years; Mrs. All the drivers say there are that's a small price to pay when Audrey Bolger of Sanford, a no big problems driving a one considers that "buses are mother of four daughters, : ,chool bus, but each has her so much safer than Cars that — driver for six years land .Mrs. own di.sciplinary measures. there's just no comparison," Grace Pur.ler who started says Wright. "I instruct and wam them on driving seven years ago, a mother of two. the rules and assign sliecial Parents can additionally seats If necessary" says Mrs insure the safety I Prepar ng ch ld All h,,Id the required state Bolger. "Once the students are children according to Wright, day of school requires more time should have had a com- headstart on leariIlwing to get well enought, to repeat to others. Ragsdale and therefore, a ch.ild plete physical examination along with others and adjusting (2) He should be forwarned of might wish to br4 a sweater. chauffeuri license, have passed awere (fiat you are a .serious "by asstuffing reigonsibility for fr" a parent than a few casual which includes tests for vision, to group discipline. the dangers of associating with ,, a classroom and road training driver and that their safety . is Inem at the bus stop when they instructions to "Be good" ar,d hea.ring and dental defects, and Tile sffmrt parent will pin Most tlementary schools in strangers and know the people learn to ked up and dropped off. "Don't scratch." a label an his child with must have received the the area have almady had opm who are assocbtled with his — — gj I''ril f. child One fl$5fl) houses, vialtatlon OsYS or the uiety ' '" and phone amber. it's worth a ivJ -- . ARCHIE .1 ~ __0 _ 1- I- -- ____________ TO A ) 'TT LE OLD LA __ -1,r" _7-~~-_, " . .1 I % I . . , I t , _~_ _;._7_ . - ~ I , ___ 45__ (~" :r '% pool. And indeed it must take patience to drive with 66 Ile thing that irat7Mrs rambunc tio capacity load in the "back traff.c not stopping as the law 1t relluires when the bus s tops. 0 mother of two grown children rewarding." . \ by T. K. Ryan / ; -- 111111111111111111111111111111111111I 11• PRISCILLA'S POP ,-1 d I - - I I I I- 47- LJ G,~~,7, . I ., __~'. ." I by Dick Cavalis HERE COME-5 CINI)Y... r WONDER I I IM - ! _______ I ~ - - ,` , EWEEDS r .- -I '. . ;~..A /~ I ~ 030 - - 4 1c_ J w_ * . - 1. - '/'_ --' 1<~ - . I .,As -i - , . lt, i ( I -I WIN HROP - - H ---- Li , V , -117 " - — L--l - --, I '- . ______ clockedoser2milllonmlleslast Tofurther insure safety of the year, it's a tribute to the salet) 'Thehourssuitme Just fine, of the veh.icles and skill of the says Mrs. Broadway, a six-hour ers that there Were no driver who works a shift in the adheres .strictly to state t, 1 l . I• . St(ifI("ltiifl' ilil(1 or € .t U a iiiajor i€ rei,uation. • i idliii1CS morning and dg1irm in the .if for its b uses, according to ddent, according to Roy ternoonhikemotofthedrlsers meet Wright, fleet safety and route "I like to have free time every Wright. All must iiuinager dim) to do what I sant" the time of purchase. "1 love driving and enjoy this One authority has even stated Th e oldest bus in Seminole be tter than anything I've ever that 'theonlyoperatorwhoha County 's fleet is a 1959 model fewer accidents than a school done," says Mrs Williamson bus driver is an elevator who has also worked as a nurse Since 1V2 buses have been recuired to have padded seat operator and a hairdresser backs and bars. "There 13 no "The"re like our own kids conclusive evidence that seat I And while men can make all the cracks they want about and they get to know you as well belts help," says Wright. The women drivers, It's a 90 to s as one of their own family," busses are also equipped with per cent female force sitting says Mrs. Williamson. "One of non-skid, rubber carpet along behind the wheels of these the things I cherish most today the aisleways and steps which eleven and a half ton, $12,000 Ls a pi[v cleaner ring that a are replaced when the y wear pieces oistan(tard transmission child made in class. I guess he out with a type of adhesive was taking it horne to his sandpaper-like material. machinery. mother, but he gave It tome florida also requires buses to They are women like Mrs. because he said I was Ws have regulation amber warning • .1 - L - 01 7 -1 i ,1 ) ... # C 1~ ,_ . I .. 1111, 11 ,# . ~. , - i ~,_-- . .I___ . _. I-)"l ie ,".I- -1 _ ______________________ WI-I'? WOULD A DOG DAISY iS WATC'4INGJ TELEVISION WATCH T'ELEVISION? -- B ) RO(Jir fi ASW75 ~ 0 I ____ -._-- /__ 11 11 , - -, q IT 1 HIS ~%,TH' %%CRLV NEEDS .-----" AT ;J00_`;)'-L,-VK go °U" i d e/,~-- -I 11 And considering that the I \ ~ .1. . - - - 11 4') t i ~ri __ I-- - — , ~ - ___ - ~ .. - - ;:=-. , ~, T-4AT' CAP WA6 MADE IvA ELMER ' , . I li .1 . . 0 No I don I h we any trouble communicating with I; just stop his allowance!" E.) 3'-i:. a I C says Mrs Broaday. Stopping -it crosswalks and Bolger's explanation for the cUrbsides they will be loading predominantly ferna e motor hardship on that family but it youngsters, county 's school age I v' 'I-.' ' . _____ L " 01 - I , /1 / __________ __ 09 J r —b , I'l appreciate ond respect ar recious us lf )7lE5! I __ , t~l by Garry Trudeau 7AC& AU ,c% / examination and have a school bus driver's license. P oad 77t75 ", !Vl \J - - I - " - Ai 2i f. _____ __ . , CA56 8006 , ......4 A Writer L o In addition, each year before SLitting Tuesday, a fleet of The school principal can some 135 big regulation yellow (he start of school they attend a remove problem students from buses will be criss-crossing four-day safety and service the bus for up to 10 days without i nole C ndt I be program ThIs program SI.aS School Board approa1 carrying delicate cargo - held last week at Lyman High Mrs. Williamson says, ,,it's (Lfficult when you have to have school children. fSee bus School. athld thkfl0ft }OUF bus It schedules, Pages 7g_ its because j % - x , 9.1 !, - 0P ,í %ASrRS I i iE4W - iiiubk irt md tJt lilt d I-in ilI it is ii•u )tlrt ill I iiHI is in order. Dinadin sitting both partners don rbid It 6144W P1 " 4 I DOONESBURY by Larry Lewis s: r J North considered a redouble, you know your parner but as too cowardly to take o%erbldder it behooves such drastic action. be cautious. Mordred cashed two spades (Do you have a and shifted to a trump When the Jacob I- .mst shos ed out Lancelot in .i a co b yS c a to nounced, "Running trumps newspaper. rn most and spread his hand retestsng questions will (,awaine. sitting East, said, used in this lUfJ -- it's not like you to concede writers will receit' ccpi"; ()t down one .IACCBV MODERN , THAT ThIJ PLA1 Juob) Theei1s 1orded ssrealls surprise it) five hearts over his spade — / 9 t The answer to his question is that it pays to overbid %-our In other vou should strain to bid gaines and I ims On the other h lULl dots not pa's to go overboard ith hid h ind I-or one good IN- ) THE BORN LOSER / / James L MIAN Herald i _~ know if it pays to be -in over- - -i--. - - I'.i.,i = - - -- — - 1__~~r ~_S~o --- its (hald :±:i;// 11 Iii KA . 1, J. 1 — IN-lible Pass (Ijwning lei(I - . . IN i L3 . 0,/ ;i, ASS W.---_ I ol I me -117.1 T P repare ivers _ £ Q J W 81 41--~ __ % E DI41 %--illil Dr / i l, - E In the first heart so that gave - - ------ -i- - " -' ul--. - �2C- S t Sunday, Aug.]), lfl$ EveningHaraId,sanfo,, ~ - ".; I. -. - I .11 . I t - II—. -1. F_ -*:.. - ! I _____ Area ~ _________ I.- A . ~ , I 1, J = P ift I I .. :3 W ________ 'i'1 r U _: / -• ________ - _______ :ih1 f . .1 . i1 I 11 - " ? _________ . iE,rJr1 . - . - I ~_ 4 - 'i I ,a %5~~ _. V A i ____ 4' 11 1-4 I Big City . Ir I 1`1175--31C Lights since. She has modeled Cypress Gardens as well as locally, and at high school was a cheerleader, class vice president and a member of the Kevettes at the lure of the big city and lights has captivated Marti Boyd. "I jumped for joy" said the pert Sanford teenager , when hear dshe had been ' sIle4lr ac bright A ____ __ I Acadern~:fDram:tic Crystal River High School. Her _." SLIE IE LE Crystal River High School and is empl oyed with J A Jones --.- , , _,.,1111111low IM~l . -- --,-, .& Ir ~~ _-~ qr_ l 34 . Until she Ieaes tier 2547 S.inford Ave.home on Oct 2, the blonde, hazel-eyed Marti ill be studs ing two short plays -a comedy and a drama-to present before the board of directors when she arrives at the Academy. Such - Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Q. Holsteen of Denmark, Iowa Singing and dancing have always been her hobby, says Marti. Now she hopes to I .-...--- only 50 students at the Academy, so I feel really privileged to be attending," I Oct 10 in the United Methodist Church of Crystal River. Ther will be a reception f ollo w ing th1 ceremony In the church Fellowship Hall . % .., 'Po1I-J'atrot Arts In . X 10_.: BRUCF .09L A student at the Sanford School of Dance Arts for 10 sears she has also taken voice -I'm so excited ...like a flower, just opening up. It's %%hat I've wanted to do all my Holsteen - White -1 . The Women's Editor L Hiers of Sanford and the late Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Bruce of DeBary. Construction Co. All rela tives and friends are invited to attend the wedding which will be at 7 p in Friday, I 14 - - To UY JEAN PAflON .- --i__ if ' Off Is 1 I / ( - ' ^ : ~. / ___ ____ Model Sunday, Aug.31, Evening Hfirald, Sanford, Fl. It Mr. and Mrs Robert Bruce of cr)stal River announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Leslie Louise to Kenneth James Mann of Crystal River, son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Mann of Centereach, 14 1 N v - v Sanford MMMMEMMENEWEEMMMUMMM-11111 Bruce-Mann - - Engagements - I t ,i- _- - ___ I S~f_ I - - . .k 1. .-, ~: 11 Redford, Dinah Shore and Flip ~ '.,'. flitz Wilson are among those ' 1_k4" * - ) J , ,~, / oil I 1~t(, y I I ? I/ Ii /; ,/ It was the Academy which first contacted the girl, Marti suspects friend of her father's who is involved in stage an screen productions, put her % -- I I Marti commented ' .. , ., - r -I. I,- - I. , 1. , ~ 4 11 -.- . , ______ ),.-•,- ). 1~ , * " - - -• - . V. _________________ Mr. ,iiid Mr's (sltrui lull rea Mrs James I Llckteig ou es xc an e Hill-Copeland !loLstc.cri of Sanford t U'lxrt MclvinWhiteofOrlando,sonof Mr. Mrs. Melvin S White, Mr. and Mrs Randy Torbeit Licktelg-Warren , Torbett.Sxinner much about the- big city, the lights, people, action now getting used to the size of Orlando," grinned ,Marti, who Nis been modeling with the Pat , The bride-elect, born in Iowa, graduated from Denmark Academy High School. She received a B.S. degree from Parsons College in Fairfield, Iowa and an M.S. degree from ows the former Seminol e High School student 'I've heard - . F - - 11 . . — • I i -.. ''I , , .. ____ __,____~_ _. .. . P-e- .1 ',4 %*-, •• ' - Honored 0A .. ~_ 44 ... -- , - II J.I!',ic I i _. I 4 -. - . I. -. :4 t: - .r . 1 . I Mrs. W.H. Martin, and Mrs. Frank Wheeler The hostesses for the lovely occasion were C.R. I ir - i. Vf:f- i - - __ 4 w' . . .. 1'.r 11 - __ _14J " - 2 - I ~' - - - - '' - - -. A ____ -.. - ~ W_ - _T - I - __ -j ~ - . -4.6 - I -T A , +~ I V , 't. . 'Peachy' Husband Won't Leave ...t, ••' ' 2 Ab By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN . . I AWOCU UAW J=FT I . '. . . .. - - . " : II ~ ..I - N_ P - -'• membership drivee,,Bazaar, Halloween Party, several , I A . t, I I . ,, '•, - ' . . - * - . ,- ._ _ '•" HISTORIC DOLL PLANS PROGRESS Refreshments will be served after the meeting. _ - - f- - _ = ___ _ _- ... I _ _ _ __ _ __ -----z-z --------- -_ _ __ _ __ __ _ ________ _--r_ - __ __ =~ .-------___ - ____ ___ __ _ ~ ----: __ _ ~ . - .- ''Iij _ . "IIW' .M'V ' :___ I LABOR DAY SPECIALS DIGITAL READ OUT WATCHES WITH DATE FASHION WATCHES ASSORTED STYLES SAVE 20 PCT. OR MORE R SPECIAL EG. 125.00 89-95 12 88 CHECK OUR OTHER DIAMONDS WATCH SPECIALS ALTAMONTE STORE ONLY SANFO SPEC. Aesorted Tern Rings Iar Panasonic Cassette & Play :r der VFW Post 5405 The next regularly scheduled Sanford seamstress and designer, Mary O'Day IrIght), dellve" Wins Trophy patterns to Grace Henris of Fern Park, who will be dressing the Foreign Wars Post 5405, Winter dolls used in the Sanford Woman's Club's Great American DoU For the third consecutive Springs will be held on Sept. 3 at House program. do represent 10 of the nation's outseth tic riod costume time, Thounty Road-runners 8p.m. at the Sheoah Club House h istorical gum Dressed the dolls will be shown in area schools during the coming 'ear. C B Club Inc (Sanford) won a located on SR 434, Winter trOph) for a'a most SprLns Tape rec ordings allow each doll to tell his or her own sion outstanding attire 1075.00 950.0 i io Carats All Giftware (Example) io Pct. on 42.95 3495 Weticlock Digital Labor Day 15.00 10.29 395 3 19 :i::t:l* 49,95 39,95 AM FM Clock Radio SPEC REG. 39.929095 Etc. io Pci Oil (Example) LABOR DAY HOURS 10-6 S,"Pc,':#-'.e",-'~1,44~ , ~,, st-;e-teLirr-t,- r3-,,j:se E ntife~toc k not ,-:,Cjed in trl,~ ,-3 0. I cr;ce lad ft6n e,.eiy ,lem V ittrrs subject to pr,or sal-! Zates Revong Charge • Zales Custom Charge Bankrrercard • Master Charge • American Express • Diners Club • L3,aAa, h 1 ___________ ---~ in And Around Sanford To oose New Queen Duggans Take The Train • Mabel and Pete Duggan of Lake Mar), traveled a direct route, ,la Auto Train, to ,ishington I)C where the I capitol city, visited relatives and friend; in their home state, Pennsylvania, and drove to Canada to explore the -1 DOR IS DIFTR!CH '-" f . I 'q , ~. A 1 & home the) Aiurning ter Sharing fun at the beach with of Rosalia Dri ve, spent three were Marian and weeks visiting in Levittown, the Dug Jerry Farella, Al and Ann Pa wheresheatso enjoyed ihe wallace and Jane and John Philadelphia Zoo, a trip to Mary and Bill Anderson, 614 in Delaware, I . Briarcliffe, have returned from Pittsburgh Pa, where they Ann and Frank Newkirk and JuinI about 300 classmates for thughters Debbie and Beth the 25th high school class Freeman, have returned fr3m reunion. Bennetsville SC, where they visited her mother, Mrs P 1 Shirley Schilke spent a Smith and other relatives relaxing vacation in Beaumont. friends. Texas with her brother who was 1ecently timade assistant city li Al Geri Keeth and her manager of that city. mother, ,Mrs. France man, vacationed In Oak Park, During a vacation in the west, ill., and on to Washington D.C. Buck to s.it son Bob, who is back in and Marg uerite Buchanan visited with former Florida .'o work on hii m%i!-.@,'! Snfordites. Liz and Ear! -d egree at FloHdi State - iZ 11P - -- --- -_~__=r_a ' ', ie_ .' - 1,t L - il . I IF -k — JLtQW - (w. ~, d ' - . / I "i ' .i,, , -( (. 'j?' . 't' ?. . ' "• I- ' Z '. ,. i. ,j 11' i, . I I . 4 . _--J~ -1 --W_ S : '-- 444.1, . ' 0 I Pat an ' aughter Buff Keeth has D ster dro%Ile Alhmagnrdo, Augustine, a relatively new t. . t' '' ' '• ', T - _,:. I. , . •., 1 -6 ,":' .. - io - ~ 1 - - - - ~.~!~._- ~ __ -.- I. .- ADULT Jfri tructed from a historical on temporary assignment t,teI President of the college ..' 1 . . . _ --- t ,2.A. . ., r " _ _ -~-- -________________--- - _________-___________ . . m - __ ___ _ A, - ,_ ~- , I . - _~L - "' / _____ .^ CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. Oth *, rsunaLmty and beauty of the contestants, who will appear wearing shorts sets or SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS 25th The queen, who will reign fcr ..., . - - 323-1900 four runners-up will win tiaras 322-9272 ip arki trophies. AH proceeds from the Jamboree will go to help the testing misslei at the White Sands Missile flange. After Lyman High School coach and Watched by Margaret Koger, Mary Ann Grover fills out contest hard of bearing in Seminole entry form spending three weeks In the tacher. it' - ,. . I L_l -1 . ,.-.- -- Im I. . N. M., where Hill, a tec!tilcal engineer with theMartin Co., is I ; AUG Sangre tie (risto, (olo. t. i -. .. ,~ MUSICAL COMEDY --s - Each contestant must have a Ifl3Or either an individual or .)1tf' l - __ A; ~ FOR THE VERY BEST IN DANCE HOME OF H AL LET GUI L D OF SANFORD SEMI NOL E . . __ . L V - 1 i.-,-. 1 Od - - •, -. .,. !.1 ~;- 7-1 own sash bearing her sponsor's name. There is a small entry fee to the contest. ~ ~A __ _§- W ';:• , f --J /r...( ' 1-7iL7Ti#&;'1 ~-. - T 1 . I application - - -4f=jE 1 i4 . - r?114 ;"--# ix " .. Ms Koger, who is the Roadrunners' club queen, urges forms from her at Badcock Furniture, 206 Magnolia Ave., Sanford Forms are a a ailable from AniLi L William.son, 711 Briarcliff St., Sanford, or from ans Hoadrunne club member I I qcqnm r go_~ i" _-_ I .- Oi£ uancex dancing, horses, skiing skating and ceramics -'' T' , ' The School of Dance Arts offers The red haired, blue-eed Seminole High School senior is being sponsored by Artex AL ,4 The joyous combination of beau, ce and energy just naturally makes happy times. B2dio dub Jamboree, Oct. ~ spent 10 daNs at ,New Smyma de.sert country, Pat returned = Beach with their daighter and home to get the children ready j S her husbdnd, Karen and Al for school Wallace, 4irid two granil --:. ~ _ I 1111nIN -"""%'*a@@ DO"* One who shifts easily into all disciplines of the art. hreda) - - A Mar) Ann Gro v er, 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rich G rover of Sanford, is the ft contestant to sign up for the TriCounty Roadrunners Hearing Conservition Queen Contest 7 (orreinthnt DIAL Gin of tL VALERIE WELD & MIRIAM WRIGHT ,-- - - _ - irrri. ____ - z--- - _ ___________________ ____ saving items -- r---,.i Ij -- 'Y I __~---!-Junior Police will take place for a flea market sale to be held Ut -4 ,-~' Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the &pterner,:ndtoreport the Seventh-day Adventist CI I ness of any member to , #' on Moss Road. This meeting Chaplain Eva Moore. ~ 1; _____________ Flea Market '. 'I-, / . Make Us \umher One. - -_ ,-... - r Sim guests speakers and a mander of DAV Auxiliary , Christmas Party. Seminole Chapter 30, The. next meeting of the members to start . - ____ . . . f . s Tree Mary Eliz. Marcinak Donald E. ' power to your house. if you gave them to her. they Lucille Jarrett & Charles L Sr. DE AR ABBY A few years were hers to sell oi me, at her J'nita Johnson Lawrence & ear ago, Fdw Lee a ece of mine was cx discrriI . pecting a baby. Knowing that CONFIDENTIAL To "ALL Lucille Baker Long & Albert W. she and her Sylvester Brant & Christine husband didn't FOULED UP IN BOZFMAN Abb1 y have much, I offered t hem a 11 you were sick, you'd gladly B t -1 crib and highchair I had in my pay a doctor for curing you. attic. They seemed very happy wouldn't you? So, why, w a hen . I you have legal problems, do )ou Now it has conic to my at try to get help from unqualified Katrmna husband went on a fishing trip, tention that this niece SOLD the people who m Cynthia J. Morgan & Patrick Ight Involve you and he never told me what to do crib and highchair to a even more deeply In debt? 14. if the WaW in the basement secondhand lumiture dealer! Entage F. lawyer and pay him Lewis D. Brown & Virginia If. comes up so high it covers the Abby , don't you th ink that she for what he knows It's the Wm H. Hess & Ella. W. p P. should have asked me if I Minnie H. Tucker & Edw. L Investment You can make. Should! wade down there and wanted those pieces back Anne Natalie Corson & - she had r, . . Ronald Douglas o more use for them" trOOJted? Also, sin? i T -a:- rour;Forap.rio#a,.p v;'t' — KA, - * .., -E---'&&i ' 1111IMLE nothing, don't you think any ABBY, BOX NO. 07m, L.A., CdIll. DEAR IN: First, you are no 90169. Enclots stmitiped, sell. 0 I addrISW envillop,il. plea". dummy for asking. When selling them right A electricity Is Involved with to liii!' Ahigil Van Nuren, lfl La Or, (iII'P water, DO NOT TOUCH AUNTBF. I;SIE B" fl y Hills, Calif. 90112, for Ab. __ __,~ to Write Lefle rs ANYTHING' Phone your DEAR AUNT 11 you LENT byt ocklel power company and ask them your niece the Items, she should for All occasiom.- Pitasit tnclotq I*#$. %off-addir"sed, Itamped (28 to come 0 _________________________ . •• '41, . .. -&- -_ jr , future bride, and Mrs Erwin MnI'e Gary (right) hostess at tea with guests (from left) Mrs Merritt Staley, Kathy Sta1e and her grandmother, Mrs J M Abell, a cousin. The float.ing Staley . hostesses included Mrs. Frank 4L ons Wheeler Jr.,Mrs John Courier herdaughterKathy were in the red roses surrounded by china Geo rge Means and Mrs James is to . Jr, Mrs Frank Ruble, Misses receiving tine to welcome the and silver dishes on which Partin serv ed at the punch at the O v iedo Methodist f Marriage Susa.i and Vivian Clonts guests refreshments were sered table Church Nick Williams, son of — Mrs. Ike Gary, Mrs. J.H. A beautiful hand crocheted 7 .0 crystal punch bowl was A corsage of white c;irnations Mrs. Ruth Williams and the late Staley, Mrs. CR Clonts along table cloth covered the refresh- nestled in a bed of small pink and sweetheart roses was given Mr. Williams of Brunswick, Gloria Marshall & Jake Jr with Mrs Merntt Staley and 'nent table with a centerpiece of roses and greenery Mrs to the honoree, whose wedding Ga, Is the groom-to-be Leonard E Oliver & Mary I' Catherine Ray & Ralph H • Wm A Sharp & Carolyn K miss his favorite TV programs. Only place he likes to go Gordon McDonald DEAR ABBY My husband is with me is to bed, and he's s cry 3-year-uld han,Lsome hunk of good in that deparUnent. Ttie,A edding of Becky Ann , man with a , peach of a took place Aug 73, in the chapel of the First United I'm 38 and tired of staying disposi tion Ile's a TV repair home all the time Any Methodist Church of Gainesville Reverend Robert W Breuer man and does very well. We suggestions? performed the ceremony. have two children, and I must Miss McDonald is the daughter of Mrs. George cu HOMEBODY admit he Is a good father. (Yews of Gainesville and of Lawrence Herbert McDonald of Mary My ornp!aints lie can'tt go DLAR HOMEBODY: (owit Esther. Thi brdgroorn's parents are Mr. and Mrs Yiilsor, 11 to a movie because he hates to your bleula9L A man with a ,Jordon of Sanford. sit still for that long. He won t peaci of a disposition who is Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of candkIlght Frowh d1k in empire styk and had fitted Jubet 910 to church for the same a good fathff can't be all bad. sleeves of re-embroidered Alencon lace and a chapel train. Her reason He won't take me Build a social tile by Inviting a -ed dancing because he thinks few rlen& IL Yo ied an dancing Is foolish, He doesn't logo' out to have a good time. with lace medallions was worn mantiula style. She W to go out for dimff because hebimn hwWkrddd wW a bouquet of yellm sweethitart . DEAR ABBY: My husband Mrs. James Thomas Stephens of Birmingham, Ala. was her It S too expei1ve. He refuses to makes me feel like such a sister's m,atron of honor. Other attendants were Br)ion David go to band concerts because he dummy every hi kh a Dudley Stephens, nephew of the bride, who served as ringbearff, doesn't like a on qai I*ve quit a9drig _" od AWta SrWtk nim of thp grow..---I— wa;" - i5villrer gul. 'ase Camping is too rough and him. However, right at thlb fiShing is boring. He WilL go moment I am sitting here attendants were dressed in yellow and carried bouquets of white deer hunting, but he won't take puzzled and in ZRar3. so I daisies and tropicana roses. me becaus" 'men don't take defided to write to you The trmdegrocm's father served as best man Mr. and Mrs. Ore" enterUlned with a reception and wed. their wives." He won't go for a My basement is flov&d, and I walk with me bccause he might can't do my washing, My dLng brurich at the J. Wayne Reitz Union after the ceremony. - 3.,. - grandmoUws of the bride-to. be: Mrs. Max Leinhart and Mrs. Lee Gary, aunts of the Mrs Wilson Gordon Jr _____ 4f % .I. . Radio Club jamboree in I .. 11 I The Winter Springs Junior Attending the event, which Police recently held a picnic at was hosted by the Harbor City the Wekha Sta te Park where Club, were Kathy and Howard the youngsters were treated to West, Donald and Louise Jones, swrnuning, a nature trail hike, V ernon and Laura Cox, and a barbecje Margaret and Jesse Koger, Accompanying the group of Anita and Rusull Williamson, 15 youngsters were advisors Evelyn and Sam McCarthy, Betty Eastham, Joe and Evelyn Charles and Wilma Bennett, Nelson and John and Nancy Robert and Velma Williamson, Booth. . Thomas and Julie Van Iluelin, Neal Zollar, Ken Locklear and held and discussion centered Allen Crom. around the club's upcoming ... 4 -- " O , - jr 1. Junior Police ,;- 'j . * Worth, Dolan Hillard, 43, Lk Worth RobertG.Hunter,22,Rt213z Southcot Rd., QLwIbcrry e E. Jackson, 19, 401C Georgetown C lrry . Linda L Linehan, 18, same en, AlhtSi Albert Iner Springs, , Robt. C. Marino, 29, 200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park, Sandra - ~ ~ i ' ...,ri ' .- - ALTAMONTE MALL ZALESOti Club Notes j G A . ' . 4q 1 4 i' CII I _. Mrs I ' ' %% I z3" ;-~_Sr _a %—f--MI . - --=-. _ W~ M "s f lr "I", I: .- - ', . , beautiful -I I. - decorated with tropical plants and rotes grown in the gardens of Mrs. John : P6 - ~.._ , •' . 9 .-. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. ____ __. -1_.... I* _f •- 1' i e: I t - rI -r - . 1. . ,t~, - 4 --'' % . '" . V .. . 1 ~.. '*1 , - ___- ~ Palmer Winter Park, Judy C. Oliver, 19, Rt I Bx 84 E, Longwood Donald P. HIllyer, , 1310 E. Clemson Dr Altamonte Sprin gs, Diana L Hermann, % I The Lee Gary home on Clark Streetw as the scene of a bridal - ICI-Y V 41~0. # .. SANFORD PLAZA ..-L PH. 322-0204 DOWNTOWN SANFORn xwnns - Oviedo, Lillie C Roland, POB 303, Oviedo LI 208 E. FIRST 7._ - I., . - 6 SHOE STORE r People - ~ . __ OPEN F' F RID DAY NIGHT S 9 i Although 17 seems young to be heading out on her own, Marti is buoyed up with natural a Winking from under her sun hat, Marti Boyd heads north • .0 : six Oviedo AA ... & d "5 younger sister, Kim, 14. , - neither the apprehension of should have a chance to get out determined young lady. active participant in parades, believes she's gonna make the leaving the family nest nor of on her own, to learn about Marti has certainly Proved contests and fashion shows ever Big Time! - I v- ____ _ iiwnt Marriage Applications —f ' I I I Fletcher Studios during the entering a school where herself and see different places. she can make it on the local optimism and sparkle, deterpast year. everyone will be strangers to "1 want to prove a small town scene. Winner of the Million mination and good sense. She will find he r own apart- begin with, can tarnish her girl can go a long way, really be Dollar Baby' title when she was Combine these with talent and in New York City, but enthusiasm. "I feel every girl somebody," declared the years old, she has been an hard work, and Miss Boyd Stetson University, DeLarid. _.igw~) Cheryl Lynn Copeland became the bride of Glenn David Hill She Is a mathematics Sliaron Ixigh Warren and James Thomas Lickteig were united Terri Kottleman Skinner of Altamonte Springs, became the August 2 in the Community United Methodist Church of 'in marriage Saturday, Aug. 16 in the First Baptist Church of bride of Randy Middleton Torbett of Sanford, on Aug. MARTHA HOISTEEIN 17, at 4 professor at Seminole ComCasselberry. The Rev. Dan Casselberry and the Rev. Bill Pickett Maitland. The Rev. Dr. James W. Parrish officiated at the can- p.m., In the College. private banquet rooms of Holiday Inn, 1-4 and SR 436, mu nffidated at the 7 pm. double-ring ceremony. dlelight double-ring ceremony. Her fiance, born 1n1 i.4ieaue Meade A l umni Assn. and the Orlando Altamonte Springs. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Richard L. Copeland, Ilie bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jean Kottlenian and San- graduated from High School in Claims Assn. Ile Li an insurance 17he bride is the (Laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Warren of 819 Arlington Blvd., Altamonte Springs. The bridegroom is the ders M. Kottleman, both of Orlando. '.,he is the granddaughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Hill, Longwood Hills Road, Casselberry. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mrs. Rae Rudich, Winter Park, and Mrs. Ruble KotUeman of B.S degree from the University Inc. lickteig of Altamonte Springs. Longwood. of Tampa. White is director of Orlando. The couple plan to be married Carol Stem was organist for the ceremony and the bride's Given in marriage by her father, the bride ore a formal length Parents of the bridegroom are Mrs Jan McClung of Sanford, the Orlando Jaycees and is Nov 1 in the First fadw sang the wedding music. gownof whitecandlefight Mira-Mist. Its high necklineand empire and Kenneth S. Torbett of Boca Raton. His grandparents are active in Delta Sigma Alumni Congregational Church of Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore an old L-dce were trimmed with appliques of re-embroldered alencon and ,Mrs. Fred Carle originally of New York and Virginia, and Asso., University of Tampa Winter Park. i fashioned formal length gown of white featuring a VA neckline lace in floral sprays with pearls The full Bishop sleeves and long Mrs Vivian Torbett of Richmond, Va. outlined wi th wide lace and long sheer sleeves with lace below th e formal train had tr iple bands of French beaded lace. Her layered Warren R. McClung, stepfather of the bridegroom, per. elbows. Its long train was also trimmed in lace. She wore a cap shoulder and fingertip veil of candlelight illusion was designed in formed the original candlelight and double ring ceremony. styled headpiece which was overlaid with lace and a flowing veil a crescent shape covered with lace appliques and seed pearls. She The bride wore an original gown of Imported French An. __________________________________________________ edged with the same lace She carnedanosega} bouquet of hlte also wore a famil) cameo and earned a handkerchief that as toinette pink crepe with i modified sseeptng skirt and long daisies and roses. carried by her grandmother at her wedding 50 years ago. taper~d sleeves. An oval fitted basque, which formed the focal Roger A. Cassidy, 19, Rt 3 Bx Lk Brantley Rd., Rt 2 Maitland, , . . point of he delicately draped bodice, was enhanced wi th sell- 497, Pameal F. Rose, 18, 13 Helen J. Hopkins, 40, lIt 2 Ri The bride's sister, Miss De bbie Warren of Casselberry, sisterlong sleeveless gown in blue with sheer overlay print, topped by a covered buttons. Sherry Ave., Winter SprIngs 519 Maitland tri-law, Mrs. Debbie Warren, of Denver, Colo., arv.i cousin Mrs. sheff jacket. Miss Copeland carried a boL,quet of white daisies She carried a french hand bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, Virgil L Springier, 25, 105 Pam Roberts of Winter Park were attendants. The wore IULnand yellow carnations. Rickford W. Beasley, 28, POB stepanotls and gypsophil.a showered with lace and ribbon Roosevelt, Muncie I 57, Lk Monroe Pk, Patricia,. n d., Linda Miss Sally Leslie, Miss Boni Tobin, Miss Jana Wallick and Miss tical old-fashioned blue gowns trinuned with candlelight lace, and streamers. Her headpiece was a coronet in replica of the bridal F. Simmons, 31 same O'Dair, 19, IW5 W 25th Carol Godfrey were bridesmaids. Their gowns weere identical to earned white baskets of daisies with blue centers, bouquet. Ray D. Hoctel Jr., 46, 551 E. James L. Landress, 19, 210 t1u, honor attendants. Miss Stephanie Copeland was flower girl. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, John Lickteig of Attending the bridal couple as best man and matron of honor Semoran Blvd, Fern Park, Golden Days Dr., Casselberry. The bridegroom's brother, Frank Hill was best man. Miami. CUfford Lickteig of Casselberry and Alex Bergens of were the bridegroom's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Christine Thomas, 54, 2550 Cynthia J. Matson, 18, 400 E 5th Dan Hill, Jeff Hill, Jim Brinker and Gary Miller were ushers neth B Torbett of Miami The matron of honor wore a subdued Nordman Me, New were ushers St Smyrna Chuluota Following a recirption in the church Fellowship HaH, the couple pricot gown. fashioned aIW the slim silhouette, witb scal,loped ,, Beach I lettIa wedding trip to Daytona Beach and sLAugtj Wedding music was sung by Js.mSmith, acvompame by Mrs. rapelet Joseph G. Steffens, 21. Z7768 sleeves .. tephcn K. Loffred 23,1 RIdg000d A ve .. No 1% Following a wedding trip to the Florida West Coast, the Ne 144, N Miami, Carrie J. C)mthla L Tischer. 20, 300 Dade Jr. College and the bridegroom Is a student at the Following a reception in the church Fell owship Hall, the couple newlyweds are making their home In Altamonte Springs where McKni ght,22, lIt 2 Box 525 A, Cynthia University of Miarni. left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. the bridegroom is employei; by the Holiday Inn and the bride is an They will live in Casselberry employe of Southeast Bank Corporation, Maitland. Edw. C Schwelckert, 45, 519 Ave., Avenel New Jer3ey,k Lorr;neptah 19,201 Sweetwater Longwood ' . -_ ^ T.~_l i wghtir i' gibing hit his full support Marti has a brother, Danny, 18, arni 1W) d __ __ ..-----.__ - - - - ____-____ __ __ _--- __ - - _ - _- -_ __ _ _- - __ ___ - __ _ __ _ - ___ _I __ -___ __ _ _____ ___ - _- - __ _ - - __ __ --- _ - _ I __ __ __ _ �4C— Evenlng Herald,Sanford, FL Sunday, Aug. 31. 1975 Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. NEW STORE HOURS THE BEEF PEOPLE... (ALL STORES) MONDAY SATURDAY 9A eM, 9 • 0A.M. CHOICE by U. S. D. A. meat specialists the shield of assurance to customers who like their . GOVUNMFNT GADCD Mrs 6 P.M. • 40 ALLWINN=DIXIE The Beef People sell only steaks or roasts graded ________________________________ SUNDAY 1971—SC does not leave quality to chance. W.D Brand PM Sunday, Aug. 31, b CC tO b C COflhlt en Iy -- CLOSED r- 900d lfl fl avor ovor an dtende S. cHoicE —'--- -- LABOR DAY -- 5VE WIT PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Quantity Rights Q Reserved NOTICE! Sun., Col UCIDIXIE STORES INC WINN PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES 3flh Wed., BREVARD, LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE S AV ley DIXIE STORES. It,IC NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) W'"" COPYRIG141 1975 . or It I IL U.'S. CHOICE RED BEEF THOMPSON UELICIOUS' APPLES EOY USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS WHITE GRAPES USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH FROZEN BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ICE MILK WHOLE W-D BRAND HANDI-PAK PURE FRYERS GROUND BEEF AdML WHEN YOU MEAT SPECIAL PURCHASE MORE GAL LB. SUPERBRAND - PEARS. LA RG E LB. EYDEWS Is is is is 46 ..79c 3900 on LB. LB. FRYER BACKS.. .... . 29c SEAFOOD SPECIALS -- Pprled and Dr-f-ined Cocktail Bunquet Filed anta otj1.eS — 2 $100 Ch cken 2 3 69 .1orn %#fl The Cob • • • Me,iBogY,IIo,. . . . . . . . . BAG Meth Bog Rt Ba k ing M,. o r SIRLOIN TIP ROAST B • • • • • • • c 8 $P • 119 Match. Isn Pops 10 . . . Orange Juice ° . . 2 79 . . . . . •I•sI is 'Vy D 8'"d MIld I... W D Brand USDA Cho ice Bonlr%I •Ie• SAUSAG t) 8u'd Mid SAUSAGE "$89 • WD W "$49 I•••.......... Mrdwr,, o, Ho' A': 0 Western Coen Fed Forth '3tIA.rg:I 1 R ath il Mecil, Regular or otatoes . . . • . . • 100 Fil "1" $199 . Eiepn inch 9O, FREE~ P let . •1•I•I 1 •, . • • Paper Plates 0000*000 Relish 00*00000000 DOZO 150 CY 99C DEEP SOUTH DEEP SOUTH 22 of JAR FRENCH S Mustard •1 - CHEK PKG ?4, .. . . . . . • • • • • • C 69 55c Biscuits LV CAr-iS QOc Rolls 69 ,;909 N V1 Charcoal . Ris a 20 Potato Chips . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 901. o?. 59 CRACKIN GOOD TWIN PACK POTATO Dip Chips,. a 0 4111 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 MAYONN son a.-,— PKG French Dressing 2 JARS Vr? . • • 3 or CANS $1 PXG JAR 4 99C Al • JA • $ 100 4 SuPell"an" Sow' 41 1 CUP 49 0 65 Cream Svp.th'and R..gi(a c' Sic F'C's9.. Cheese ot , 1 1- 71T%-ftil CUP 43 PKG Sc'uth Forth Whole Kc0- Dills . IT CA Deep CASE OF 24 11 1 ip- Yogurt Air o " A I I., m,nu m G At CANS THRIFTY MAID Vienna Sausage . Afro- 59C 88c CheeseFood 1201$109 PKGS KRAFT 1 -LB. Suposibrorod lrod4viduall, Wrapped Slices of Amilitican Cheese 4 88c Sofner Bleach Foi l Pepper 59c Cake Mix2 9,, $l 64 or C PKG 69c JAR 7' .6 or $ 9 or . . • C.nnomon 8 Ct s PEANUT BUTTER __ $159 CRACKIN' GOOD TWIN PACK MARGARINE — --onso h ose et csgs Limit 1 w/S5 00 or more purc Limit 24 with $5.00 or more purchase e*cluding cigorettis VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY CREAMER 89" DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUr4HT \ • • S r (tO CT Cwchn Good COFFEE / SPAIKY QUARTERS IMPERIAL 16 OZ. ASTOR • XJC DAIRY SPECIALS 99c Pillsbury ARROW $189 PKG $289 .' F,rth Sr',iø.,rI shrimp L' HQ1 $169 COOKED HAM . . . . . . . . • • ..' 9" SIRLOIN TIP STEAK . . . . . . . • • • a . • • • . • . • 2 W DBcand USDAChoc,. Bon..i.., B...t R,I, SnoIItnd Co,i.'i,tt B,II WDBrond $269 ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ....,. DELMONICO STEAKS ...... 89c Breakfast Links......... W 0 Sound USDA Chu,cr n..Ie* 8,..t Hygrad. Ho' o. Mild 939 ALL MEA T W SMOKED SAUSAGE 9" L!ARk FRANKS . impot, I BUY ONI FOR 99( AND GET ONE PORK SPARERIBS . . . . . . • . SJ39 ALL BEEF FRANKS . . . . . . . . : 79c LINK SAUSAGE . • HcIor Sprt WO B'oncl Vccuun PocId CIc,,s..n Xoh.., 5' SLICEDBACON.......,.. SMOKED SAUSAGE....... • 9' DILL PICKLES.I.I....... C Ine't'atr Ftrnh Foy C I Hickory S.Port $59 .'.: Ado. Potatoes. . . Fu.ge Bars Supetbcind i W D Stand USDA Choice Bo,,9-Ir v% B r O Birds (,..LttI,. flIOflS C tB 69 Liver 0—o- 59c Dothng Dp..Ii Suj)rfb'u,,'j Reg'10, Q1 Soo F -1 coffogr Food , Cake Mix 2 Cheese . 2 $119 - Oil FISCHER THRIFTY MAID ALE or BEER - .1 Limitho6Pks.wiP excluding cigarettes --I x0maid I THRIFTY MAID PORK & N onuor BiA0 BEANS OMATO CATSUP urchote&'4_/ . 1 THRIFTY MAID ALL PURPOSE DEEP SOUTH BARBECUE ASTOR SAUCE OIL PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT FRUIT PUNCH r I CJ I L I ORANGE OR GRAPE Ast I 18-01. CANS 48-oz. BTLS. to% I DRINKS Limit 3 with $5.00 or more purchase NRBs Thrifty excluding cigs. 46-oz. CANS 0 Vb-& ARROW DETERGE Umt1 with $5OOoore ptcho se vis kd!gcgs THRIFTY MAID of Pf •-• 29-oz. BOX 1. N et FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. I - - r—.. --- - -- .. - ---.- - - ... -- .- -. -- -$----. -. _.WI- ------- - -- ', - - .L. - -- ---- ,_- - - .-. . - --- --- -.----•.--- - . .__.--. -----=-. • -. ----. - - -- -,--.-. - --- - •----.----- ------., -. . ..-, - - -.- -- -. -- - - -- .. - .---•-- . - .•, ;_P4 PEACHES ----.. - - __________ •1. '• .:- •- �C—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 31. 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Complete Bus Schedule For The 1975-76 School Year Route stops and timetables ( School buses Serving elementary SchIS in Scn,inole County begin nsno Sept 7, are liSted below First time Shown in each case is morning PiCkup time; secondtime 5 PrrivI at the stop for kin deroarten Pod IrsI grace after school. The third time is afternoon arrival at stop 01 grades 21 Schools not li5trd are walk in schools BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY South Bear Lake, BuS 130: Bear Like Road & Quick Stop StoreS 214. 106. Bear Lake Road & Pine VIew WayI18.7 13,1 OS. BearLake Cit. & Linneal Beach Dr 5:43. 2'Os. 351. Bear Lake Cir & Green's Stop 5.4. 209. 339 Bear Lake Ter & Sombrero Ave I 49. 7.10. 1 3, linneal Beach Dr & Ma'er's Stop 551, 711, 107, Linneal Beach Dr. & Beprvicw WayS 32. 717. 4 03. Bear L4ke Road & Cub Dr I SI. 7 . 357 Lake Harriet Estates — Forest City, Bus 19: SR 13$ & Lake Harriet Dr 545.2 13.4 05 Alhambra Ave & Dahlia Or 5 47 7)) 4) Alder Ac & Dahlia Dr I 4. 7.10. i 00. Magnolla0r &JewellLn ISO, 20$. 318. Magnolia Dr & %est Lake i' 1 Pr,rtie Rci , Lake Harriet Estates — Forest City. Bus 54: West Lake Brarteley Pd & VirginIa Dr S 45. 2:15. 1 01. Willow Ave & BIrch St I'll U. 1'02.WillowAve&Dog*oodsl 549, 311. 101, Alhambra Ave & Dogwood St ISO. 210. 1:00. Alder Ave & Dogwood St. I'll. 709. 359, Forest City south of SR.434, Paradise Point. Bus 35: Academy Ave & Fcw'est Lake Dr 5 15. 213 1:05. Academy Ave & Ptsgah Ave $:17, 711. 1 04, Pearl Lake CSwy. & Pisoah Ave 547. 713. 403. Pearl Lake Cswy. & LaMar Ave I 49, 2:11, 4:01. Mc Neil Ret we'tt of Pearl Lake CSwy. ISO, 7:10, 100. McNeil Rd & Eden Part S 37. 7 CI. 3 11. McNeil Rd & Itq'.r Rd 5 53 7 07, 337 Oakland Hills, Bunnel Rd., Bus 1$2: Caliente Way & Fiesta Dr 5 45. 715,4 06 Barbuda Way - m.dctle of block 517, 714. 4 04. Bunnell Rd at raIlroad 550 7I1 4 01, Bunneil Rd west of railroad $ 11. 3 10. 1 00. Bunnelt Rd & Eden Park Aye 512. 7:09, 3 59, Bunnell Rd east to Bear Lake Rd $53. 7.07, 357 SR-UI, Oakland Hills. Mathews Rd. area, Bus 121: SR 131 & Arlefta St. 5 10. 7 70. 1 10, SR.431 & Green Acres Camp 541, 3:19. 1:09. HIlIvew Dr & Durango Way $13. 2 17, 1 01, Hillview Or & Mathews Pd 544,2 16.4 06. Oaklando Dr. & Mathews Rd. 5:17, 713, 4:03. Oaklando Dr. a. Enclno Way $'49. 2:11,1 01, Oaklan*Io Dr. middle of block 550, 210. 400. Oaklarsdo Dr. I Acapulco Way 1:31, 7 09. 3 59 — EASTIROOK ELEMENTARY Cats Atoms, south Winter Woods, Bus 2$: 'flea. Ci?. & Tierra C'r 5:35,710,3.5.4, Tierra Cit. & Monte In. 5:37, 3:17, 3:54, Tierra Cir, & Coventry Dr., $39, 2:17 3:55, NPtingham Dr. & King Richard Ct. S:41, 7:16.100 Winter Woods. Slevak Gardens, Bus 113: Nottingham Dr. I ki.g Edward's Ct 1:10, 2:11. 3:51, Poinciana lid & Hampton Cir (easttl.41,2 13.359. POinciana Rd & Hampton Cr (west) 1:42. 2:16. 1:00. poincIana Rd & Susre Rd 5:43. 2:17, 101, Japonica Rd & TamarinSt $44.2 II, 4.07, Howell Branch Rd & Stetanick Rd 1:49. 3:09, 3:53. Rldge.HIØ. east Tan,leweed, SodgefIeld ApIs.. Sam Jot. Ap?s., Wielse Woods lvi 139: SR.434 & Sedgefiefd AptS $10, 7.09, 3:51. Winter Woods Blvd 1. San Jose LOts U 47. 7'll. 4 00 W,rWer Woods 1 02. High St & Ridge Dr I 46.2 IS. 4 01. knoll St & Rie Or. I 47. 2:16. 4 05. knoll 1' & Linden Rd $ 7.17, 1:05 ENGLISH ESTATES ELEMENTARY Lake Wood. Lake Wood Shores. lush: Birctuwood Dr. & Cedarwood Dc.l'IS. 3:01.) 54. Birchwd Ot'. & Clserrywood Dr. I iJ. 710 3.34. Summ.rwgI Dr & CPus'rrywood Di' 14$, 7 11, 357. Spr'an Dr t supply stc.re I 49, 7 17. 3 51. Hwy. . 1:00 Hwy. 1197 across from An derson Nurry I 57.7 11. 101 Prairie Lake (south area), Bus 115: S Prairie Lake Dr & San dalecod Dr $45, 717. 4 03. 3 Prairie Lake Dr & Lauren Ct. I 47. & Ssr Seba an Pr.ii I SI 2 Ii 35$ Spring Oaks (southeast), Bus lOt Route I: Okcrest St 8. Greenbrjar Blvd $30. 214.3 19 Oakcrest St & Briarwood C) 111. 213. 33.1. Oak crest t & Mnck'nqhrcj In I 33. 717. 3 18 Spting Oaks (northeast), Bus 101 Rcute 3: Mnckngbird In & Pe.a(h v.ci r I 48. 7 18 4 II Little Wtkivp Rd & Peachwocxl Dr I £9. 7:17. 4 16. Little Wekiv Rd & Rlvervew Ave. 540 715. I 17. i'ttle Welva Rd & Larkspur In I II. 719. 1 15 Spring Oaks. Bus 153, Route 1: Teakwood , Lrksp,,r Ln I 25 717. 107. Sprn Oaks Blvd & W.ldwoød St 8 79 2 II. 351 Spring Oaks Blvd & HeatherIon Village i, 3 531, SR 13.6 East Pilr',i 5 31, 72G. 4 Spring Oaks (north central), Bus Route2: Ta¼wood Dr & Orchid Ln I SO. 2 16. 1 17. Greenbriar Blvd & Aoptewooa Ln S 57. 7 IS. 1 15. Spring Oaks (southwest) Bus s, Route 1: Greenbriar Blvd & Batsawood Ct. 1.30. 2:15,3:57, Little WI'kiva Rd & goakview 51. 5.32, 3.16, 359. Little Wekiva Rd & Sprucewood Ct., (South)) I 34, 217. LAKE MARY ELEMENTARY i 01. Parkwood Ave. & WildwOd A,e . 8 34. 7 18. 1 02 GooArea South of 11th St Spring Oaks (south central). Bus gj I ,ouTnwt%y 1(0., hut Ill 14. Route 7: Hickorywood Aye' & Gree'nbriar Blvd 5:50. 714, 1 II, 15th St & Strawberry Me $ iS. Plickorywood Ave. & Spring Oaks 1.4$. 3.32, 18th St & Perslmmcn Ave 1.17, 1:43. 3.30. 11th St. & Blvd I 53. 2)3, 1 1% Southwest Rd. I 19. 1.11, 3:25, 2O?? St. & Southwest Rd 520, 1:40, 3 77, GENEVA ELEMENTARY 72nd & Southwest Rd 8:77, I 38. West Geneva, Mullet Lake area. 325 Lockhart Area, East of Airport But 4): Cochran Trail off SR 465:25, 2 11. 3:59, CVOCHRAN Trail & Blvd and WIsI ol Southwest Rd.. Sample's stop 5.27, 2:16, 1.01, Bus 121: 18th St. & McCarthy Av Cochran Trail g9 Cochran's stop $ 15, I 43, 3 75, 11th St. & Hawkins 1.39,7:15, 113. Cochran Trail & turn Ave 8 17, 1 12, 377. 72nd St & around3 3,7:70,1 l5,SR 461 Lake Hawkins Ave $ IS. I 40. 3 2 Rd I 3 10. III. 3 41, SR 570 & Seminole Terr. (Carrivan Ave.) 812.1 57, 3.43. SR 5208. Lake Hayes Rd 51), 156, 3 47, SR 520 & Mit chell Hammock Rd 1:45, 1:5:3, 3:39, SR 5708. t3ostonHiIl 1:17, 1:57, 3:37. Jackson Heights Area. Bus 41: SR 1I & Academr Ae 8 50. 1 52. 337 Johnson HilIReid Road Area Bus 126: Sl 1268. Johnton Hllll:4, 1.55. .3 143 Reed Rd & HarriSon Dr. $ 52, I 52. 3.3?. SR 475 North of Oviedo (Crystal Shores), Black Hammock, Garden Grove, Bus 125: Deleon 5t & Howard Ave. 5.30, 2. 17. 4.00, Orangewood Dr. & Palmetto St. (Garden Grove) 5:31, 2:13, 3:56, Florida Ave & Spler's Stop 5:37. 2:10, 355, Florida Ave. & Elm St. 5 31.2 09,3:51, Florida Ave. & Stone 5t 139, 2 05, 3.53, Florida Ave. & Van Arsdale Or. 1:40, 2.07. 3.52, Neye'sStoponVanArsdale Dr 5:12, 7.06, 351. SR 426 & Whltson's Stop 8 45. 7 07, 3 1?, SR .126 & McNair's Slog 8.17, 2 00,3:45, SR *768. Walsh St I 4, 1 59, .3 4.1, SR 126 & Pipin's Stop I 19, 1.5$, 3:4), SR 125 & McLeod'S Stop 8:51, 156, 3.41, SR 476 & Crystal Ave. 1:51, 1.53, 3:35, SR 1268. Celery Cir. 1.55, 152, 3:37 Wagner. SR 4)9. Bus 94: R 1198. Wsoner Curve 130. 7 05, 350, SR . '' '' Cfl S Step I 11. 2 C. '.1, 4' ,it Ttjrf%iijr 31. Marvin Ave S:49, 2:15. 4:00. SR 477 & Wlldmere Ave. 1:50, 2:11, 3:59, Oleander Ave. & Tullis Ave. • 2:13, 3:55, Oleander Ave. 8. Lake Ave. 5:57. 2:17. 3:57, Maine c. Maine St. 1:53, 2:11, 3:56, SR in a. Maine St 531, 2:10, 3:55. Longwood — South of SR 4)4, Bus 39: Grant St. & Maine St. 1:4.5, 2:15, 100. Grant St & Wlldmere Ave. 546. 214, 359 PeterSOn's Drive 5. Wildmere Ave. 1:47,2 13.) 51. East St. & Witdmere Ave. 5:19, 3:11, 3:56 East St. & SR 131 1:50, 2:10, 3:55. Longwood —West of SR 437, Bus 139: Wilma St & SR 131 1.50, 7:10, 3 55. Wilma St. & Day Care Center 8 11,7 11,356, Wilma St. & Warren Ave 5 52, 7:17, 3:37 SR 437 North of Lengwood (Shomate, Lake Ruth), Bus ID): 1778. 11th St. 5 4.5, 2.10, 3.35, SR 247 & Shomate Dr. 5:17, 2.17, 357, SR 1278. Lake Ruth Dr. 8:49, 7:11, 3:59, Hutchinson Pkwy, & Tlmocuan Way I II. 7 16, 1 o Longwood Hills, Highland Hills. Shadow Hill (Woodlands Students), Bus 103: Longwood Huh Rd & Pleasant Hills Rd. 8:10, 7:70, 1 05, longwood Hills Rd & Lake Emma Rd 842, 7 $6. 1 01. Freyer Dr. & Lake Emma Rd. 5:41, 7.1$, 1:03, EE Williamson Rd. & Loch I ciri'end Av . A iS, 7 Ii q i.irijt'ri.' 7, Rd .nu Jessup Rd $ 36, 212, 357. Mullet Lake tark Rd. & Shady Lane, 5:39, 7 09. 3 34, Mullet Lake Park Rd at end of pavement S II, 2 07, 3'S? Myth? Lake Park Rd & Bass Blvd. I 12. 7 06, 2:51, Mullet Lake Park Rd & red house on II 8.43, 2.05, 3 50. Mullet Lake Park PcI at clay ra $ 11, 701. 3:19, Mullet Lake Park Rd & Brown's stop I 45, 2:0), 3 41. Osceota Rd. & Keith's stop $ 16, 7.02. 3:17, Osceola Rd. 8. Hyavy equipment 541 200, 3 43. Osceola Rd. & Golden's stop 5:50, 1 51, 343, Osceola Rd. & Sawmill 152, 1.56, 341, Old Geneva Rd. & red brick house, 5:5:5. 1 13. 331 Osceola, North Geneva, Bus 103: Osceola Rd at dead end 5:30. 2 11. 3 56, Osceols Rd at hard surface $37, 2 09, 354, Old Geneva Rd sOuth of ba'l curve 534, 2:07, 753, Lake Geneva Dr. east of Old Geneva Rd 1.37, 2 01, 3:19. Lake Harney Rd. east of Lake Gereva Dr. 8.39, 7.02. 3.17, Lake Harney Heights Rd. 5.11, 2.00, 3 43, Lake Harney Rd & ron Lane Park Pd. $43, 1.5$, 3.43, SR 16 8. UniversIty Heights I 44, 1.53.340. SR lSeatt of SR 126.5,4. 153.3 3$ SR-125, Snow Hill area, Rest Haven, Old Mims Hwy., Bus 41: SR 476. & Hinoiosa's Stop 5.23, 2.19, 4:03. SR 176 & Harper's stop 8:71. 7:17, 1 01, Old Mims Ret weSt 04 Snow Hill Rd., 5:79,7.15,3 59, Snow Hill Rd at 1st driveway 5.31, 70$, 353 5 Hill Rd & Church 5.33, 3.10, 3.55, Snow Hill Rd & Bank's Stop 1:31,2:11,318. Old Mims Rd & Scott Rd 1:35, 2.05. 3 50, Old Mims Rd. west of Jungle Rd. 5:29, 201. 3:49, Old Mirns Rd. & Jungle Rd 10. 703. 3 11. Jungle Rd South of IRIS, 5.11, 2:02. 3.47, 1Q46 at microwave tower $45, 1:55, 3:43, Rest Haven Pd. & Lake BeatrIce 5:47, 1:54,. 311, Rest Haven CIrcle Hidden Lake. Shennandoah Village, San Mo South. But 92: Lake Blvd I 75, 1:13. 3.30,Sanford Ave. & pvtnst 1.77. 1:47,3:37. Sanford Ave & Woodmere Blvd. $21. 1:11, 333. Sanford Ave. & 77th St S 79, 1.49, 334, Sanford Ave. & Lemon In. $30. l'5O,3:35,SsnfordAve.& 25th P1 5:3), 1:5), 3:36. Princeton Ave. S. 75th St 8.33, 1.57. :37, Orange Ave. & 25th St 1:33, 1:53. 3.31. Mellon. ville Ave & 25th St 1:35, 1,55. 3.10. Master's Cove Apts., But SI: Mayfair Cir & Club Rd S 75. 1.42, 3.77, Ridgewood Ave., at north end of Seminole High $27, 1:10, 3.75, Santa Barbara 0 & Marshall Ay 5 79, I 31.3 23, Santa Barbara Dr. & E Portal Ave. 8.30,1:31,3.72, Santa Barbara Dr. & IroquoIs Ave. 1:31, 1 36, 3.21 Oreamwold. Masters Cove. Geneva Terrace, Rldgewoed Arms, But 131: Elm Aye' & 75th St.. •.75, 155,3 40. Park Ave. 1. 77th St $29, 8:30. 1:50, 335. Iroquois Ave. & Santa Barbara Dr. 1.33, 1.17, 3:33, ElPoq'talAve,&Santa Barbara Dr., 0:34, I'M, 3 31. l'tartwehl Ave. & Sant,s Barbara Dr. 1:35, 1 45, 3:30, Ridgewood Ave at north end of Seminole High Campus, 537, 1.41, Ridgewood Ave 3. Tevr.,ce Dc. $ 31, 1.43, n. Cedar Ave & 75th 5? 5.39, 1.42,3.71, itolly Ave & 24th St. $ 1). 110, 3 25 Sanford Airport Lake Golden area, Bus U: R.177 & Laurel Ave. 1:20, 137. 3.13, Sanford Ave. & Dr.,& Simpson Park I'll, 2 17,3:59, Driftwood Dr & Pinreoud Ct. 5'57, 7:11, 355, Lake Rd & P,ne*'ood ct. 5:33. 710. 3.57. Rosenwald area south of Norms St. and west ot La)'e Howtll Rd. Bus 9): Jackson 5? 1 Oak St. $45 316. 4:07. Jackson St. & Dunbar St S'4& 715. 1 Ci. DePugh 5? midelie of Block 5.41. port Blvd & BaiIy Ave. 1.34, 1:55, 3 Il, Onora Pd,, & Mellonvilte Ave. I 26. 1:13, 3.31, OhIo Ave. & Marquette Ave. 5:79, 1:50, 3.34, Pineway wttt of Sipes Ave •' 1,41, 3 33, Sanford Ave 1. Pineway 5.34. 1:45. 3.31. Sanford Ave., & Highway 1.36. 1.43, 3:79 — 2 07 57. 5I 419 & Gre'n's Stop Mobile Home$.37. 7:01.3.49, SR 419 & TusAseilla Rd.5 31, 3:03,341. SR 4191 Dyson Ran(h 1.40, 7 01, 3:14, SR 1198. Spring St. 1:11. 2 00. 3:43, SR 1)9 I BiddIes Stop 5:43, 1:51, 3:43.SRIICI Lo.k'sStopI:1.1, 1:57, 3:42,5R1I9& I4orn'sStopl.4, 1,54, 3:41. SR 119 & Lamoureaus stop $ 44, 155. 3.10, SR 119 & Green's Stop 8:4?, 1:51. 3.39, SR 1191 Defeon St (B. & W. Growers) 1:41, 1:53, LAKE ORIENYA ELEMENTARY 3.31 Chtluofa, Bus 41: SR 119 & Fifth Royal Armt Apti . Village Green Apis, Capistrano Apis., Bus 39: Ave I 30. 1 55. 31). A'eoue C & Third C? 1.31. 1:56. 311, Avenue C 5:45, 7 Il, 1.07, Orange Ave & Royal Arms .pts 1.4$, 2 14, 3 59, M.4itlarud Ave & Capistrano Apis. I 53. 2 09. 3 31 Lake Orients HillS, No. Maitland Ave. Area. Bus 37; Maitland Ave & Lake Dr 5.41, 2 I), 3.51, Sherwood Dr. off M.ai?hand Ave. 5.50, 2 10. 'I Ss, Maitland Ave. & Oak Harbour IS). 2 OS, 3 53 Creekwodd Village Aptt., Under Oaks Area, Bus 116: Orienta VI. & Creekwood Village Apts. 1.40, 7:17, 4 07. Highland Dr. I lpswicpu St. St .1 45. 7 09, 3.51, Acines Dr • East of William Ave. 5:47, 7:11, 3:54, Ago. Dr & Darwin Dr., 5:41, 2'17, 337 Diane Dr & Darwin Dr. 549. 2 I), 358 Rownwald Area, North of North St.(Oranada South), Bus$A: North 5f P. Saling Dr . I 15. 2 '7, 157, ?rtt. St & Plñrris St I i7 2 10. Ann In. 8. Ranch Rd. 5.41. 2:70. 1:05, Howell Branch Rd. & Semorafl Norlh ApIs, 8:17. 2.17. 4:02. Dodd Rd. at Trailer Park 1:50, 2:11, 3:59. Dodd Rd. 8. Robert's Stopl:52, 212, 3:57, Dodd Rd. & Dyke Rd., iS), Il, 3:54. Dodd Rd north of bridge 5 5:4 2 tO, 3 15 Lake Georgia area, Bear Gulley area, Tutkawilta Country club But 155: Dead Rd I Carolina Ave. I 10 221, 4:17, Bear Gulley Rd. at Jonson's stop 5:43, 2:24, 1:09, Tuskawilla Rd 8. Green's stop 1.45, 2 22, 1,0?, Tuskawllia Rd. & Barr's stop I 16, 2:71, 1 06, Tuskawllla Rd. & fleasley's stop 5:45, 2.19. 4.01, Winter Springs Blvd east ol Tukawilla Rd 5.51, 711, 3:54, Northern Way & Swan St. 1:53, 7:17, 317, Noithern Way & Tarpon Cir. j, 7 13, 355, Howell Creek Dr. at 1711 5.51. 7:11, 359. Oscelot Tr. & Elk Ct. ISS. 7:15, 4:00, Deer Run at 1051 8:16, 215, 1 Dl Tuskawilla, Oabniella area, Bus 171: Tuskawilla Rd south of Lake Dr 5.10,7' II.) 56, Black Acre Yr. & Dyn Dr. (west) 5:12, 7 1), 3.51, Black Acre Yr 8. Dvoe Yr. 5:43. 7:11, 359, Black Acre Yr. & Dyson Dr (east) 5.44, 2. IS, 1:00, Dyson Or. at 965, 5:15, 7.15, 1.01, Red Bug Rd & Citrus Rd. 5.11, 7.19, 401, Brooks In & Pooderosa Ranch , 50 '4.. UrooksLn & Stables 5.52, 2 73. 4' SABAL POINT ELEMENTARY Douglas Ave. & Apple Valley, Bus $55: Douglas Ave & Lorraine Dr. 5.30. 2 01. 3 16. Douglas Ave. & Highland St. 5:31, 2:00, 315, Hill crest St. (End of Block) $32. 1:59, 3 41, Hillcrest St. & Franklin Ave. I 33. I 51, 3 1.3, Franklin Ave & Lamptighter Red. $'31, 1 57. 3:47, Candlewick Rd (Middle of Block) 5 33, 154, 3 II, Douglas Ave. (At firSt house on right go.ng east) 5.37, '. 4. 3 3;, Bniarwood Area, Bus 30: jay Dr. & Gerry Dr B 30. t ¶6. 3.11, Jay Dr & Oak Dr $ 31, 1.57, 3.42, Gerry Blvd. I 33. 159, 3 11. Eileen Blvd & Oaks Dr 536. 2 02. 317, Eileen Blvd & SR 436 537, 7 03. 3 48 Montgomery Rd.. East Side, The Springs, Bus lOS: Montgomery Rd & Esther In I 30. 705. 350, Montgomery Rd. So of Railroad. 1.37, 7 01. 3 19, Montgomery Rd. So of Railroad 5.73, 7 02. 3.41. Springs - Hidden Oak Village S 39, 1 56, 3 17, Springs Shadow Wood Village $ II, I 51. 339 Sanlando Estates & The Springs, Bus 54: Oak St (End) 5:33, I.$i, 334. Oak St (middle) 5.36. I'll. 3 35, Gum St. (Middle) $ 37. 1 56, 336, Live Oak Village (Springs) 10, 1 59. 3 39 Mobil Manor, Meredith Manor, Golfview Estates. Bus I): SP 4.11 at Lake Shore Dr $ 35,1 16. I'll, Lake Snore & Alma Dr $ 36, I 57, 3 12, Manor Ave off SR .131, 5 37. 15$, 3 43. SR 411 & GOlfview 5 10, 2 01. 3 46. E Lake Onintley Rd. & Rena Dr $ 47, 1:53. 33*, E Late Bran tle'y Rd & Gene Dr. 5 43. I 52. 3.37 Sweotwater Club, Wekiva Hunt Club, Miami SprIngs. Swv,twater, Oaks Pttai VII, Ill, Bus 134: Wekiva Springs Rd & Miami Springs Rd. 5.30. 1 59.3 41, Weklva Springs Rd & Sweetwater (hub, 5 3). 7 02. 3 17. E Wekiva Yr I. Cambridge Dr 5.34, 1:S7, 3:12, E. WekEva Yr & Ledbury Dr I 34. 1.55, 3 10, Weklva Springs Rd. & Sweeiwater Cove 5:10, I 12, 337 47. 2 13. 355. E E. Williamson MIDWAY ELEMENTARY Cameron City, Celery Ave., Bus $01: Beardall Ave. & Marquette Aye,$ 10.1 11,3:3), BearaallAve. Bridges stop 112. 1.46, 3.31, Ken. tucky Ave. & Sipes Ave. 1:11, 1:44, 329, Cameron Ave. north of Moore Station Rd 5:16, 1:42, Cameron Ave,3rd house north of SR 14 11, I 10, 3 2%. Celery Ave west 01 Cameron' Ave 870. 1.35, 3.2) C) & Second Il. 5.33. lii. 3.4). Avenue E & Second St. I 3.1. 1.59, 3:44, Avenue H & Third St. • 2 01.3:16,Avenue E & Fifth St ) 7 03. 3.11, Avenue F. & Sixth St. I 39. 2 01. 3 19. Tropical Ave. & Seventh Si. S sO, 7 05, 3.50. Rural Chuluota, ChulaVista, Bus III: Lake Mills Petal 1st Ave I 30, 7 II, 4.00. Lake Mlll Rd & Lakeview Dr I 31, 3.17, 3.59, Lake MIlls Rd & Ft. Christmas Rd. 5:37,3:16, 3:51, Curry'iille Rd at Turnaround 5.35, 7 I). 3:57. Lake (gr KS) Wayside Dr. (gr. 33), Bus 19: Wekiva Park Dr & Camp 54'minolel 05, Lonqwgod Markham Pd & SR If, 507 Lonqwoocl Markham Rd south of IRIS I ID. oriewnod Markham Rd & Via flonita I'll, Longwood Markham Pd & Via Hecmnsa I 17. Markham Wools Pd & Glovt.r Grove 4, i ate Markham Rd north of )4, Cleat-view Rd 3 Kiwanis Cir. 1.3$. 2 10, 3.55, Clearvlev. Rd. 1. Aquilfa Dr. 539 704 3:51. Clear vie"wRd & Groveland Or, $43, 2:05, 353, Groveland Dr . Plo of Snow Qun Rd I II. 2.07. 3 57, Sncw Queen Rl & Groveland Dr. 5:4?, 7 06, 33), Snow Queen Pci 5 7 05. 3 10. Snow Queen Rd A Markham Rd & Canal Dr Ill, SR. 468. Maureen Dr. 0.19, SR 158. 13 Oaks (amporoejnd 5.70. WaysIde Dr & (enter Rd S 71, (Wilson School) I 73 WaysIde Dr & Hen derson In I 73. Wayid Dr & WiItonPt,$7s,Waysjde Dr & katy St $ 77, SR 15 7. Aye' • . g p 46 7, Fleter Rd l'!h 30 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Aftern000"dropotf"tlmeswlllbe established the first wk of school) Wekiva Park area, Markham area Ore'g Casselb.rry — Sunset Dr. area, Bus 19: Sunset Dr. & Lake Triplet Dr 540. 711, 104, Sunset Dr. I. Oakwood Dr 5.13, 2 15, 1.01, S.eminola Blvd. & lvey Ln. 1:45, 7 II, 3 59 Seminola Blvd & E Triples Or 5 io, 7 I). 3 SI Il: Laura St. & Lake Irene Rd 1.4$, 7.15, 1.00, Honey Suckle In & Or crud In. (north) S 46. 2:14, 359 Honey Suckle N I Orchid Ln. (south) $ 4. 2 12. 357 Lake Kathryn Woods, Bus $31: Seminola Blvd & DIane Dr 0.45, 2 IS, 400, Semlrsola Blvd. & Winter Park Dr. I 50, 717, 35) Sherwood Forest south of Gte Crick. Laki Or, area. Bus II: Winter Part. Dr & 7th St 510.720, 1 OS, Winter Park Dr & Cross St 4.3. 2 19. 1 01, Winter Park Dr & Crestview Ln S 4.4, 2 II, 1:03, Lake Lake Dr & Laie Store CIt. 5:41, 7 13, 3:51. Lake Dr. & Holiday Dr. 551, 7:11, 3.56 Winter Springs Ranch Lands. Seminole Turf Club area, Bus IS: — MA'tOfl Ret & Bird Rd I 10, 7:75, 4:13, Trad,winds Rd. S. Sunri.e Ave. $ 12, 2:26. 1:1). Tractewlnds Pd. & Hayes Rd $ 4), 734 10, Tradewinds Rd west of Hayes Rd $ u. 273. 101, Traet€inds Rd. & Most Pd., 11$, 2 27, 107, Panama Rd. & Moss Rd $ 44. 2 21, 1.05, Bahama Rd I Moss Rd. I 17, 2 i'), 2 I? 4 07. Dr Lepirske's drivl$:53, 7.14.3 59, Lake Or. IL. & M Lane S 51.3:13,3,51. Lake Dr & Bird Rd. I'SI, 2:17, 3:57, lake Dr. at 1910 E 5.57, 7.10, 3:13 The Hills. Tafiglewsod, Stratford Square Apts.. Sorrento Square Att., Bus 75: Se'ee'twatr Tr. & Contlnued from page 6C) $ 47. Bear Lake Yet,' I Sombero Ave 5.17, Bear Lake Rd. & Bonnie Dr $50, Bear Lake Rd. & Curtis 0.-. III, Bear Lake Rd. & Cleaves ct. 5:53, Willow Aye, & Alhambra Dr 159, I STERLING PARK ELEMENTARY C RhvervIew Area, West Sanford, Bus 53: Riverview Ave. & Narcissus St 1.0$. 1:49,337, Belle Ave 8.5th 5t. 5 06. 1:11, 333. AIrport Blvd & Jewel? Ln I 07. i'll, 3:37, Bevier Rd & Brown's Stop 1:09. 1:11. 3.30, Airport Blvd & SR 46 I'll, II). 3 21. Pomegranele Ave & 3rd St 3rd St $ 14,1.11,376, AvocidgAve 1. 3rd 5?. I 1$, 1 10. 3 75, OlIve Ave & 10th St (EMW $ $7. I 3$, 3 72 SPRING LAKE ELEMENTARY Hidden Estates, Bretton Woods, Lake Destiny Apts., Wymore Grove Apts., Bus $7, Route I: Flame Ave &SultanaLn,5:3O, 2:17,1 0%, Flame Avt & CynthIa Ct I 31. 7 15, 1.02, Melanie Way & Lisa In S 37, 7 19, 1 0), Oraruole Rd. & Woodlake Dr S 31, 7 II, 359. Wymore PcI & Lake Wymore Rd. Wymore Grove Apts I 79, 2 ID. 311 SprIng Lake Hills Apis., Bus 57, Route2: Wymore 1d & Spring Lake HillS Apts. S so. 2 I?. 4 1s Spring Lake Hills, Bus IS. Route I: Spring Lake HillS Dr. & Spring Cove — -.-- l we, law. I, Crooms.EMH, Lakevi,w.ESA, Pine Crest.E5A, Bus III: SR 434 & Mobile Ave 6.45. 119 Lahambro Dr. 6 19, SQ 436 & Forest lake Ave. 6 57. SR 4.31 & Arletta St 6' 37. SR 431 & HIllylew Dr. 6.55, Spring Oaks Blvd & Greenbrlar Blvd 7 07, 154 Ronnie Dr 7 06. Oranole Ret & Sultana In '.,IO, Orariofe Rd & Woodley Rd 7 17. Maitland Ave. & Spring Lake Rd. 7:15, Marl land Ave. 8. Eilsworth St. 7:16, Jackson St. 1 Oak St. 770, Jackson St & North St. 721, Magnolia St. & Brentwood Ave. 1 25. SR 421 8. Palmetto Ave 731. Creoms.EMII, Milwee.EMH, — , — WINTER SPRINGS ELEMENTARY LakevIew.ESA, Pine CrestESA, Lake Irene area, Lake Lucerne area. Lake Hodgi Estates (north area) Bus N: Lake Irene Rd & Seigrist Slop S 35. 2 24, 4.0), Hwy. I? 97. south of Q 434 (bOx 355) 5.37, 776. 1 03. Delaney Dr. & FlorIda Ave I 10, 721, 1 59, Lake Lucerne Dr & Lee Ct $11. 7.20. 3:55, Nursery Rd & Talmo St 1:43. 7 15, 3 56. Timberland Yr. Landmark Ln $44,215,353 Meadow Lark, Bus 96: Dav1d St 8. Bennett St (south) $ 53, 2.10, 1 12, David St I. Bennett St (north) I 56. 2 I?. 4 IS Lake Hedge Estates, Sherwood Forest, (north of Gee Creek). Bus 5$: Winter Park Dr. north of Gee Creek Ln I 13,2 19, 3.59, Wolf Yr. & Gee Creek Ln I 17, 7:15, 3:57, Wolf Tn. & Osceoha Tr 0.13. 2 I?. 356, Colony Dr. middle of block 5.45, 2 II, 351 Meadow Lark, Bus SI: Sherry Ave. & L)avd St. 5.50, 7 17, 4:10. George St. 5. Wade St. 5:52. 2:1), 1 05. SR 131 & Wade St 533, 7:10. I 0? '4 ;I Bus 63: SR 126. West of Oviedo (on curve) 6 15. SR 1)9 (Downtown Oviedo) 6 II, SR 119 & Tate's Store 6 50. SR 126 & Jamestown 6 55, SR 126. & Seminole St. (Goldenrod) 6 59. Howell Branch Rd & Semoran No Apts 7 Ca. Nottingham Dr & Winter Woods Blvd. 7 06. Not tingham Dr & Poinciana Rd. 707. OatordRd &WorthingionRd 1:12, Seminola Blvd. & Winter Park Dr 7 IS, Concord In. & Cypress Way 7: I, Mllwee Middle SChOOl 725. Orange Ave & Longwood School 721, Hwy. 1792 & Sky Lark En trance? 30. Lakeview Middle School 7 10, Airport Blvd. & HugIsey St. 7 47. Croorns High School? 19, SR £6 & Riverview Aye', 5:57, 8th St & Mulberry Ave 7 55. Palmetto Ave & South Side School 5 00. Palmetto Ave & 19th St. 5 07. Summerlin Ave I 20th Ii 5 05. Summerlin Ave. I Itt Dr I 06. Brlsson Ave & 7tst SI 109 LongwoodSpech & Hearing, Bus Ill: Airport Blvd & Prk Ave 755. 3rd 5? & Holly Ave 7'59, SR 165. 54 II, 5 01. WaysIde Dr & Katie St. a in to a a .. Rosinwald.TMH, Arletta t 7 IS, SR 431 & Hillview Dr 7 11, Calabria Dr & San Sebastian Prado 7 7), SprIng Oaks Blvd & Greenbriar Blvd. 7:75, Mockingbord Ln & Greenbrlar Blvd 7.26, Montgomery Rd. & PlankinS' Stop 7.70. Palm Springs Dr & Carlton Sf. 7:3), 110 Oakh.gst Sf 7 33. Grove Ave & Pineview St. 7 35, Magnolia Aye & DeS.oto St. 7 47. Mercury Sf & DeSoto St. 749. Milwee Middle School (Receive SR 1778. Magnola St $ 01, Jackson St & North St S 02. Lake Howell Rd Ave & 3rd Sf755, SR 119 & Wade St. 7:57, Lake Dr. 1. CarlIsle Dr I 0). Northern Way & Tarpon Cir S 06. Chcelot Trail 8. Elk Ct. 1:09 t.eMans Apts.. Bus 21 Route I: Hattaway Dr & North Lake ApIs Red lug Elemenhary.(MH, ISA, SLO, Bus 113: Edgemonrj Av & 5 30.2 11,1 00, PiatIay Dr ,No Muiphy Rd $ 30. EdOemond Avr Wayman Ave 757. P Edgemond • I. 13th St. I Southwest Rd. l.IS, Airport Blvd & Hughey SIC, Country Club Rd & Temple Dr. 1:22, SR ISA & Vine-wood Dr 1:21, SR 15 & 3rd St. 575. ReceIve Transfer Students from Other Buses for Pine Crest ESA at Longeood Elementary School 9 CX) Howard Junior HighHearing Program. Bus 61: Sanford Ave & I Suns.f Or 5 07, Marigold Rd & Loednes Square 110, Winter Park Dr & Brighton Way S II. Valley Rd & SprIng Valley Loop 5 11,2:13,1 13, Spring Valley Rd & VarIety Tree Cir. 5.53. 2 IS, 4 IS North Lake Apts., Hattaway Dr. area, Valley Forge Apts., Chateau 144.. Millei' Rd 6 25, Sky Lark Circle & Jay Dr 4 6 35. longdale Ave & Hamilton St 6 39. Howard Junior High School 7 IS Elementary Lake SybeIi Hearing Program, Bus 54: BUt. tonw'ood Ave & Alderwood St. So. 7 35, Mulberry Ave I 9th St. 5:00. McCarthy Ave. & 72nd St I OS. Raven Ave. & Oriole St. I IS, North St & Beach Ave 17$. Bear Lake Rd & Lina In 1:35. Hillview Dr a. Encino Way 544, Lake Sybella Elementary School 9.00 Meadows West, Bus 44: Pressview 1S, 7.13. 3.51, 8. Lea Ave Pressylew & Shepherd Ln 5.45, 2 12, 357. Colonial In & lea Ave. I 41, 2:11. 3 56. Windsor Manor & Woadlands Bus Ill Pock lake & DelIwood B 10, -. -. . - - .. . 1 543. 3 16. Lake Harney Rd north of SR 46,7.57,311, Lake Harney Rd & Fort Lane Park Rd. 7:53, 3:19, Lake Harney Rd. & Baxter's Slop 1:54, 3 70, Lake Harney Rd. east of Harney Acrelles Rd. 7:55, 3:21, Lake Harney Rd & Harney Acrettes Rd 7 56, 3.72, Lake Harney Pd I Lake Geneva Rd 1 51, 323, Itt SI & Cemetery Rd 7:55, 3 21, SR 16 east of SR 126 5:00, 3.76, SR 56 & Lake Proctor Ct. 801, 327. SR.46 & University Heights Rd. 5.02, 37$, SR 426 & Harper's Stop 1.03, 379. SPECIAL EDUCATION Osceola, Bus 120: Osccola Rd. dead end 7 15. 327, Osceola Rd - (Afternoon "drop off" times will be eStabliShed Ihe first we'ek of School) Rosenwald — TMH, Milwee. Lyman . Speech and Hearing, Bus ICC: W 17th St at 1505 7 00, W. 15th at 1811 7 01. 7ottu St & Airport Blvd 703, $804 Lincoln Ave. 7.0.1, Carver SI. & Academy Ave. 7:06.3rd St & Olive Ave.? 10, 3rd St. & Cedar Ave 711, lIh St & Mulberry Ave ' 10th St & Olive Ave. 1.11, 13th St at Yip Top Market 7.16,20th St & Cedar Ave 7.1$, 11th St 8. Frern'h Ave 7 70. 9th St & Myrtle Ave 771. 11th St & Sanford Ave 7 7). Central Dr & Empire P1, 1.25, 30th St. & Perk Ave 7 71. Fairmont Ave at Garden Club 731 Rosenwald.TMH, Bus 17: 173 Ros.ala Dr 6 50. 7th St 8. Orange Ave 8 5?, Sunirnc'rlin Aye' & Langston Or. 6 5.1, Summerlln Ave. & Wyrwuewoode Dr. 6.55. 70th St., Eatt of Brisson Ave (red and white house) 6 59, 20th St. & Slpes Ave. 700, Midway Ave. & Sipes Ave. 1:07, Old Osceola Rd I Evans' Stop 7:05, Olci Osceola Rd. & Kinnard's Stop 7:11, SR 126 I SR 419 (Downtown Oviedog 7 19. SR 170, near Boston Hill (Gairley's Stop) 7:77, SR 176, We"jt of Tuskawilla Pd 7 75, 5P 125 & Palmetto Aie 7 77, Eastbrook Blvd & Balsum Dr 7:29, Lakemont Ave I Magnolia Ave 7:33, Late Howell Rd IIvy In. 7 34. 1539 East Blvd. 7.3$, Otford Rd & Fern Park Apl. 7 39. South St. & Lauren Ct 7.1.1 Rosenwald.YMH, LymanSpeech & Hearing, Bus 143; Washington Aye' 8. 5th St 6 50, Washington Ave. & 4th St 6 51, Wilbur Ave. at Post Office 6 54, 110 Crystalview East 6 59, 2)2 Tangerine Dr. 7:03. SON. Devon Ave (Winter Springs) 7:70, SR 431 & HacIenda Village 1:22, 704 Mc,'it Rd 1 7), 1096 Timbertarue Trail ILk Hodge Estates) 7:25, Park Dr & Hilltop Dr 72$. Lake Dr & Carlisle Dr 7)0, Park Dr & Winier Park Dr 737 • Forest Park, Rock Lake But ISO: III Palmetto Ave 6:30, Park Ave & 7Sth St 6 33, Hwy. I? 97 & S&jnland So Entrance 6:13. 300 Maine SI. lLongwodd) 6 50. SR 427 & Maine St 6 5%, SR 17? & PIne St 6.3). $45 Diane St 7 (0. $16 Darwin St. 7.07, SR 436 & Hattaway Dr. 7 09, SR 136 & Grace Blvd. 1 I), SR 4)6 & SR 431 7.17, Woodmere Dr. & Musselehite's Stop 7:75, SR 1)1 1 Hillview Dr 7 35. SR 13) & Pem brook Rd 7 40. JACKSON HEIGHTS MtDDLE SCHOOL Wlldwood, Sheoah, Coranado Homes (Winter Springs) Out 131: Soepard Dr. 8. Wildwooet P. 7:43, 373, Shepinci Dr & SheoaP, Blvd 7 46, 3 22. Sheoah Blvd at Tennis Club 7.17, 3:21, lit St. & Sheoah Blvd 7 45. 370. SR 434 & Bombay Ave. 7 19,) 19, SR 431 & Devon Aye, 7 50, 3 IS, SR 419 I Whilakers Kennels 7.54. 3:12 Meadowlark (Winter Springs), Bus 33: Sherry Ave P. DavId 51 (south)? 43.3 l9.SR431&WacieSt 7.7, 3 $7. SR 119 & Wade St. 7 15, South to Old Geneva Rd. 7 50, 3.17, 1st St & Lake Geneva Dr. (receive transfer students from bus 120) 7.55, 3 7. SR 176 & Thomas Stop 7:51, 3 10 West Geneva, Mullet Lake, Cockran Trail area (PM Bus lOS) Lah'e Geneva Dr & Burke's Stop 1 33. 3.17, Lake Geneva Rd. & Plunstori't Stop 7.31, 3:18, Old Geneva Ru & Oceola Rd 7:36, 3. 19. Osceola Rd. & Green's Stop 37, 3:70, Osceola Rd. & Golden's Stop 7:31, 3:21, Oscecla Rd & Philint. cinn .,, .lW 1 '11 (ii flu east of Mullet Lake Rd at heavy equipment, 7.10, 3 21. Mullet Lake Park Rd & Shadow Dr 7.43, 325, SR 46 weSt of Mullet lake Park Rd 743,3 26, SR 46 east of Mullet Lake Perk Rd 7.11, 3:77, Cockran Yr off SR 46 7 16, 379, Cockran Yr P. Sample's Slop 7 11, ). 30, (.l: Geneva Pd. & Ave. A 1 50. 3.31, Dii Geneva Rd & Hampton's Stop 1 St. 3 37, Geneva Heights Rd east of Oii Deneva Rd 7.57, 316, Geneva Heights Rd & Lake Geneva Pci 7: 5,3 3:11, (Transfer students to bus 43 at Geneva School) (In PM transfer students to bus 4) & 106 .it Geneva school from bus 120 7 55, 3: 17 'a.. (Taintsville), Bus 111: Brumley Rd. & flu,rhman's Stop 750, 371, Kiwannis Cr & Chearview Rd 751, BelAire Weathersfield, west area, Bus 135: NoIre Dame Dr. I Baylor Ave. 1 IS, 311, Clemson Dr I Carlisle Ave 115, 3 08 Bel.Aire Westhersfleld. east sIde, Bus 30: Lynctifield Ay & Tutane Tarrytown Yr 750, 306, SR 43.1 & Ichabod Yr 752, 3 05, Raymond Ave. 8. Stanley St 751, 3 10. Apple Valley. Woodlands south area, Bus 33: Bayberry Rd & Franklin Ave. 7.15. 3.13, Can dlewick Rd. & Franklin Ave 7.47, 3 II YOilgale Yr & Heather Hill 750. 308, Tollgate Tr & Willow Creek Cove? 51,3 07, Tollgate Yr. & Eastern Fork 75). 3 OS. Woodlands — Devonshire area, Ave )55 7 57 SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE Britten Woods, HIdden Estates, Druid Hills. Royal Arms Apts.. Bus — 77: Oranole Rd & Woodlake Dr 7 10,1 1), Flame Ave I Croton Dr. 7 42, 3:11, Flame Ave. & Cynthia CI. 743,310, Oranole Rd. & Croton Dr. 7 1.1, 3.09, Oranole Rd. & Hickory Dr. 145. 3 05. Orange Ave & Royal Arms Apit 711, 3:05. Sandalwood, Bus 131: Tollgate Yr. & LaFlorcsIa, Glen Arden HeIghts, Swce?briar Branch 750, 3:10. Eastern Fork & Sweetbrlar Branch 7.52. 3 DI, Stoney Ridge Or & Sweetbriar Branch 713, 3 07. Devonshire Blvd & Preston Rd 7.55, 3:05, Devonshire Blvd. & Rangeline Rd 7:56, 3 01 Woodlands, north area, Bus 102: E.E Williamson Rd & Penelope Dr 7.15, 3 17, FE. Williamson Rd & Tollgate Yr. 7 44, 3:11, Rosebrlar Dr & Tollgate Yr 7 II, 3:09, TIm berlane Trace I Tollgate Yr 7:50, 3 07 Lonqwood Hills, Highland Hills, High Ridge, Bus 14: Mi, Vernon Pt. ivy & Monticello Dr. 7.15, 3,07. Oranole Pd. & Vlscaya In 7:17, 3.05 Glen Arden. Oakland Shores, Florida Haven, Bus 24: Oranole Rd & Glen Arden Way 7:45, 3 06. Oranole Rd & Woodley Rd 7 45, 3.07. Faith Ter & Woodley Rd. 7;4), 3:05, Faith Ter. & Maltland Ave. 7:4, 3 09, Florida Haven 0.-. & Maitland Ave 719, 3 Il, Turnbull Ave & Maitland Aye 7.51, 3:04 Glen Arden Heights. Charter Oaks, Bus 40: Oranole Rd 8. Arlington Blvd. 1 50, 3 17, Spring Lake Ret & Maitland Ave 7 11.3:01, Spring Lake Rd. & Woodtinug P1. 7 55.) 07, Spring Lake Rd. & Walnut Ph 1 56. 3 06. Oakland Estates, Windsong Apts., Lake Orients Hills, Bus 15: fl,Ili,Ird St 8. .'rndsori fpts 7 15, j True Well Dr & Marshall Ave. 7:4. 3 09, Truesdell Dr. & Ellsworth St. 7 19, 3 10, ?,Saitland Ave. & 5P*r v,ocii Dr 7 51, 1 12 Capistrano Apts, north o Maitland Aye., Bus 90: Maitland Ave 5. Capistrano Apts 750, 3 04, Matland Ave. & Highland Dr. 7:52, 3 Altamonte. Rosenwald area, Casselberry west of Hwy. 17.92, Bus 21: North St & Railroad 743 3 10. North St. & Harris St. 7 46 3 09, Jackson St. & Pine 5?. 747, 3.0$, Jackson St. & Dunbar st. iD?, Hwy. 179'? & lemon In. 7:51, 3.0.1, Hwy 17978. P;ney Ridge Rd. 2 52. 3 3 Celery Ave., Sanford Airport area, Bus 34: Celery Ave at Veterinary Office 7.10, 7'S], Celery Ave. & Sipes Avt. 7:51, 2:11. Celery Ave. & Beardall Ave. 7:57,2:55. Celery Ave & Camer'n Ave.? 5), 7:56, Cameron Ave south Celery Ave 7 51, 7 57. Beardahl Av South of SR 16 1 "8. 2.59, Beardjil Ave near chUrh 7 57, 3 00. Beardall Ave & Marquette Aye' 7 58, 3:01. Sipe's Ave. & Marquelte Ave. 7:59. 3 02. Ohio Ave & Marquette Ave. I 03. 3 03, Orsora Pd & Melioriville Ave 5 0). 301. Airport Blvd & Bailey Ave 8 0). 3 06, Sanford Ave. 8. Mattie St $ 01, 3.07. Midway — West area, Rowland Park, Bus 17: Burrows Lane & Itt St 7 35, 752. Rosseberry In & 2nd 5? 7 56. 2.53, [)rit%Ofl kv, & 70th St 7 59, 2:56 Midway Central Section, Bus $1: Britson A,e & Byrd Rd. 7 1). 755, Brisson Ave & 73rd SI. 7 51, 2.56. Spot Ave & 21st St. 1:36,258, Sipes Ave. & Main St 751, 7,59, SR.437 north of Lcngweod, Longwood, Bus 119: SR 127 & S'f Shomate Dr. 7 15, 311. SR 427 I Forestry Tower 7:46,3:17, Grant SI, & °almetto Ave. 7:19, 3 09, Orange Ave & Wayman Ave. 7 50, 3:05, Grant St. I Church St. 7:31, 3:07, Wayman Aye & Church St. 7:57, 3.06. Longwood — north area, Bus 133: longdale Ave. & Reams St 7:50, 305, Grant St & GeorgIa Ave. 7:53, 3 06 Longdale. Longwood north area, Bus ISC: Highland Ave & Florida Ave 7 4S,3:O6, Middle of Logan Dr. 1 47, 3 05. Selma SI. & Logan Dr. 7 41, 309, Georgia Ave. & Wayman Ave. 7:19, 310 Skylai'c, Lake Lucerne, Lake Hedge Estates, Bus 92: Jay 5?. & Skylark Cir 745 313 Raven Ave. & Meadow lark St. 7 46, 3:11, Florida Ave. I Delaney Dr. 7.49, 3 OS, Nursery Rd & George St. 7:50, 3 07, SR 434 & Talmo St 75) 306 Timberlane Yr. & Landmark In. 7 53, 3 01, Timberlarie Tr. & Co'ony Dr 7.54. 3 03 Hacienda Village. Sherwood Forts?. Bus II: SR 431 & Hacienda Dr 715, 301, SR 134 & Belle St. 7 47. 3 06. Wir,ter Pa'k Or. South of Timberland Yr 7 19, 304. Winter Park Dr. & Gee Creek Ln. 7 50, 3 03, Winter Park Or. I 7th St. 7:51, 3:07 Winter Park Dr. 8. Cross St. 7:52, 301 — Midway.East area, Bus 140: Beardall Aye & Main 5? 7 35. 2.51, SR 46 & Greenway 151. 2 IS Cameron City, Sanora. Bus 101: Sanford Ave. & Pornietta Dr. 7.50, 0$. Sanford Ave & Cornwall Rd 1 51. 3:07. Sanford Ave & Highway 1:57, 3.06, Sanford Ave. & railroad 7 53. 3 05, Pineway east of Sanford Ave 7:53, 3 03. Slpes Ave South of Kentucky Ave. 756, 307. Kentucky & Jessup Aye, 7,57, 3.01, Kentucky Ave east to Cameron Ave. 7 II. 3:00, Moore Station Rd I Cameron Ave 759, 2:59, Richmond Ave south of SR 461.00, 2.5$. SR.16 & Cameron Ave. 1.01, 7,57, Yale Ave & 26th St. S 03, 755, Sanford Ave & lemon St 5:05. 7:53 Av The Terrace, Coronado Homes, Bus Ill: SR.4)1 & Corlei Ave. 7:4.5, Washington Oaks, Bus III: SuTmcrhn Ave & McKay Blvd I ). 1)1 Woodmere, Bus II): Sanford Ave. Wocdmere Blvd. 759, 7:11, SR.427, Elder Springs Area, Bus 155: SR 7178. Hester Ave 750.301. 55)247 & Sunland Dr 7:51,3 00, SR. 477 & Radio St 757, 7:59, SR .477 & Tucker Dr 7.53, 2 5$, SR 177 & Bedfard Rd 7.51, 7:57. SR 127 & Laurel Aye. 7:35, 2:54, SR 177 & Beicier Aye 756 755 3.11. SR 126 south of Mitchell Hammock Rd 711, 3 17 SR 426 & Chapman Rd 1 1$. 3:13, 51)570 & Beasley Rd. 731. 311, SR $70 & lake Hayes Rd. 7.53. 3 15, SR 520 I Sem.nole Terrace 7.53. 3 16. SR 520 & Palm Va'ley (Park Rd ) 7:11, 3 17. SR 120 & MItchell Hammock Rd 7 IS. 3 15. Chuhuola, Lake Mills, SR.419 MILWEE MIDDLE Sleepy Hollow, Rolling Hills — west area, Bus $4: SR 43.1 & LAKEVIEW MIDDLE Tugawilla Country Club area (Winter Springs), Bus 125: Winter Slavic, Lake Hayes, Seminole Terrace, Palm Valley, Bus 52: SR 426 & Pine Ave. 7,15, 3 10. Ill 126 north of Old Goldenrod hwy 7 16, , — & 79th St 75?, 253. Sanford Ave. & " ,'.onds Pd & Slonegate sctt 7 3 01. Lake Mary Blvd & Sun Dr 7:57, 3.0), Lake Mary Blvd & Rinehart Rd 7:5), 3:07, Lake Mary Blvd. & Wilson Dr. 7:51, 3.01. Lake Mary Blvd. & 5th SI. 7:53, 3:00, Lake Mary Blvd I 5th St. 7.56, 2:59, Lake Mary Blvd & P4gb St 7 . 51, 257, Lake Mary Blvd & Sir Lawrence Dr 719, 2.56 SR.46.A, Loch Arbor, Bus 33: SR 44 A I Banana Lake Rd. 7:18, 3:06, SR 46 A & Suburban Estates 7:19, 3.05, Ridge Rd. & Sunset Dr. 7:5), 301, Ridge Rd. & Lake Blvd. 754, 3 00, W. Crystal Dr. & Country Club Rd. 7:55, 7:59, W Crystal Dr & Lakeview Dr. 7.56, 2.58, W. Crystal Dr & Crystal Dr. 7 57. 7:57, Lake Blvd & Crystal Dr 7.51, 7:56. Lake Blvd. & Orange Dr 7:59, 755 a..., ,Jasw,a 316 '' Transfer Students from Bus 27) $ 00, Yr. S.30,'.77, 3 59, Spring Wood Tn. & Spring Isle Tr $32, 7.20. 357, Spring Lake Pllils Dr., East of SprIng Wood Yr. I 31. 7 19, 3.53 Bus IS Route 2: Spr ng VMP'y Ret & Orange Blossom Cit. ISO 2:10, 110, Spring Valley Rd & Green a. 8. Myrtle Lake Ilil Rd , 8 36, 2 25. 4 II, Trilby Bend I 8 43. 222, 4 05, Ynilby BeniJ II 5:15, 2:23, 1:06, Markham Woods Rd & White Fence 546, 221, 1 01, Markham Woods Rd at LiltIe's 5 47. 7:20, 1:03, Markham Woods Rd 8. Parsons Rd 541,7)9,4 07, IbiS Rd & Dehk Rd I 50, 7 Il. 1 00. Markham Woods Rd at Cornellt 5 54, 7 I), 357, Markham Woods Rd at Pond 556, 2 11. Springs Blvd & Northern Way 716, 3:22. Tarpon Cit. I Pl"rthern Way 1 47, 3.31, Howell Creek Dr. 1. Northern Way 1 4, 320. Howell RosenwaldTMM,Mitwee— (MM. Creek Or & Osceiot Yr. 7:19, 3:19, Bus 73: lake Howell Rd & kradle DysOn Dr I Deer Run 1.50, 311, Dson Or & Biack Acre Yr (west) Kare, 7 40, Winter Park Dr 7 II. 3 Il, Re'ii B.g Rd & Plom'no IWithire Blvd I 00. Carriage PIll Wy 7 54, 3 Ii Cr & Haritage Cove Ct I 01 Wagner.Black Hamrncck Area, South Side —SLO. Sanford Bus 61: SR 119 & Green's Stop 7 4.1, Grammar.EMH. GoldsboroEMH, 335, SR 419 at Wagner Curve 7.43, But 113: Old Osceola Rd & Even's 371, SR 419 & Baldwin's Stop 7:46, Stop I OS. Cameron Ave 510, 373, SR 119 & Brantley Ave 7 17, Cameron Ave & Celery Ave I: I), 3 27, SR 119 & Dyson Ranch 7 49, Sipes & MIdway Ave $ 16, Slpes 3.20, SR 419 & Spring St. 7 50, 3.19, Ave & 20th St. 1.17, Brlsson Ave & SR 119 & Hendrlx Stop 7 31, 3.11, 72nd St. S19. Summerlin Ave & SR 119 & SPuull's Stop 7 57, 311, Mckay Blvd 573, Celery Ave & Deleoti St IHoward Ave. 753,316, Willow Ave 5:77, Celery Ave. & Florida Ave & Spler's Stop 7.51, 'kry Av 5:]0._5:i,r,d 3 1S, Florida Ave. & Elm St. 1 55, t'3'5,v.,,' Transfer Receive Grammar, Students from Bus 57 for South Side 3 II, Florida Ave & Shangraw's Stop 7.57, 3.17, Van Ar'sdale Dr & $ 10. South Side Elementary 5 50 Dionlo's Stop 751, 3.11, SR 126 I Golct'sboro Elementary I'll Ramsey's Stop 7 19, 3. 10 MiIwee.EMH, Mllwee EM H. Hearing: Tuskawilla.ESA. Bus ii: Balmy .. 'y'" 4 Sleepy Hollow, Bus 22: Tary Town Yr & Tappan lee 5.10. 2 IS, 4 00, Wooden Shoe In & Tiny Town Yr. $ 41, 7:16. 1.01, Sleepy Hollow Cove 5.1?, 7:11, 1:03, BrOm Bones In. I I 44, 7.11, 3.59, Urom Bones In. 2 I 43. 2 1), 3 51. lchabod Yr. I 5.14, 312357, tchatod Yr. 2 $ 47, 211, Beach Dr & Neil Rd. 7.10, Bear Lake Rd. & Anna Dr. 7:17. W. Lake Brartley Rd & Camella Ct 7)9. SR 431 & Richbe. Or. 77, 51) 434 & flrlarclllfe Dr 774, SR 4318. Mobile Ave 725, SprIngS Blvd & WIsteria Dr 7.25, Oranole Rd & Sultana In 7.35, 745 Hermit's Trail 7 40. Tuskawilla — ESA. Bus N: Logan c 4 Transfer Students at Spring Lake Elemenlary School 9 05 Woodlands.ESA Resource, Longwood.Sp,eech 6 HearIng Bus SI: Jackson & North St 830. SR 177 (]9Olongw'oodAve) 537, SR 177 (572 Longwood Ave ) 53). Brent wood Ave & Campelto St 5.35, Seminole Ave & Franklin Ave. I']?, Shepherd Trail & Pressview Ave. $17, Tarrytown trail & Wooden Shoe In $ 16, label Point EIem, (Receive transfer students for Longwood) 5:57, E.E WilIiamn Rd I Fox Ridge Run 1.51, E.E. Williamson net. & Myrtle lake Hills Rd 9 00 Longwood.speech & Hearing, Bus 3*: Palmetto Ave & Woodcrest Dr. 5.30. Bougainvillea Ct. & Easlbrook Blvd. I 33, Howell Branch Rd & Stelanik Rd 536, 7070 Sustig Ret I II. L.oke Dr & Ridge' Rd 8 s. Pennsylvôni Ave & ?vtain St 8,49, Florida Haven Dr I'll, Mt. vernon Parkway & Monticello Or. 5:57. Palm Springs Dr & Oakhurst St. 9 02 Forest Park School, Rock Lake School. Howard Jr. High, But 10: Crystal Bowl Cr, & Lancelot Way 7 03, 1301 Oxford Rd. 7.01, Lake Howell Rd & Kradle Kane 7)0, 1113 Pnirviana Pd . 7 14, 5059 Tangirine 7 19 WOODLANDS OLEMENTARY SANFORD GRAMMAR ELEMENTARY Alfamonte.EMH, Longwoed. Speech & Hearing, But 27: SR 1311 Briarcliffe Dr. 1.11, Reclv Transfer Students at Bear Lake Elementary School 5.55, ReceIve 2 II, 4 IS Society Park ApIs., Summit Apt, Buildings I.)), Bus 93: SR 436 & 5ociY Park Apts $ 4, 7:10, 3:13, Summit Apti at Recreation Center 5:50, 7 15, 1 00, Summit AP?5. — Buildings 34.63. Sausalito Apis., Bus 110: Summit Apts it Recreation Center 5:43. 7 10. 3:55, SR 436 & Sausalito Dr. 8.19, 2 II, )S9 Indian Hills — north area, Forest Brook — south area, Bus 132: Wyndotte Tr & Crer Yr I 41. 718. 05. WYndolte Tr & Shoshonee Tr 1:16, 317, 1:01, Kewannee Yr. between 70298. 2103. III, 7LIS, 1.07, Tuskarora Yr. I Brookslde CIr $ SI. 2:13,351, flrooksde Cit., middle of blOck $ 53. 7:12. 3 57. Iuskarora Yr. & lake Howell Rd 7 54, 7 II, 3 16 south area, Font) Indian Hills -- __. fl.. I. UFOUR — kewanee Yr I Talbot Rd $.4S, 7.70. 103, Kewanee Yr & Falmouth Ret 547, 715, 1 03, Brookslde Rd & Ressa's Stop 8.19, 7.15, 1 01, Brookside Rd & Forest Brook Ret 5 51. 2:11. 359, DerbyShire Rd & Forest Glen Ct. 5:33, 7 12, 3.57. Howell Park, Bus Cl: Wilshire Blvd & t5nightun Dr 1 50, 713, 3 54, middle of block Wilshire Blvd $:$I, 212. 357, WIlshire Blvd. & Winter Park Dr. $57. 2 11. 354 north area. Bus 51: Summerset Wilshire Blvd & Debby Dr 5.543, 2 11. 3 !3!.'d E)rn 0 II, 7:13, 3.55, Wilshire Blvd & Mark David Blvd $ 53. 2 1). 3 Summers.? south area, Bus 97: Mark David Blvd at Swim Club $ 50, 7 I?, 3 58. Mark David Blvd. & Cobblestone Ct. I 17. 211, 3:56, Mark David Blvd & Mark David Ct 5.5). 7 10. 355 - Sunday, Aug. 31, 1975_ic S Dr. I .i . 311, Trailwood Dr & Balsa Or. 5.35. 7.25. 3:56 BelAIre Weatherstield (east area). Bus 133, Route 2: LynthtiCld Ave. & Tulanl Dr. (east) 5.5G. 2:10. 4.10. TrInity Ave. & Tulane Dr. 537, 7)7, 117. Trinity Ave & NoIre Dame Dr I 53. 1 I). 1 13. Trinity Ave & Clemson Dr 5.51. 2 II, 4.11, Lyfl(hflCld Ave & ClemSon Dr. I IS liv. II, RED BUG ELEMENTARY I .3. I 37. 3 27 Longwoud— Lake Mary Rd. Area. Bus 123: Long*ood —. Lake Mary Ret & Oak In $:1S, 137. 3:22. Longwood — Lake Mary Rd & Howard Blvd, 1.16, 1 35, 323, Longwood Lake Mary Rd & Piumptury Rd. 1. 1 7, 1.39, 321, Rinelsard Rd & Anderson In. 5:22, 1:41, 3•79 - Sanford Airport Area, South 51,d Ave., Bus 36: SR 177 & Laurel Ave 8 20,1 56, 3 43, Sanford Ave & Cornwall Rd 1:21, 1:41,3,71, Sanford Ave & Poinsetta Dr In, 1 10. 377, Airport Blvd & Bailey Ave. 1:71. 1.51, 3:12. AIrport Blvd east of railroad$i5, 157, 3:39.OI'do Ave 8. Marquette Ave. 829. 1:49, j Pineway ,. 32. I 46. 1 3). Sanford Ave & F'neway 5:J4, 1.41, 1:17, sanford Aye & Highway 1:36, 1:47. 329 Monroe Terrace. Bus 50: Monroe Terrace 830. 1 39. 3.74 Castle Brewer Goldsboro Area, Bus 110: 8th St & Mulberry Ave. 525, 1 42. 327, 5th St & Olive Ave. 877. I 10, 333, 10th St. & Oliver Aye' 5.79, 1:31, 3.23 Southwest Rd. Oofdsboro Area, Bus III: 13th Street & Holly Ave 8 25, I 39, 3.11, 13th St. & Mangoustine Ave. $ 77, II), 3:76, 13th St. & Mulberry Ave. Southwest Rd. — Goldsbore Area, ..s UI. 13Th IfEj1 & il,;i, , $ 25. 1:39, 371. 13th St & M.ngoustine Aye S 77. 1 11. 326. Ith St & Mulberry Ave 1.29, 1.43, 3 71. 16th St & Southwest Rd 531, 1 45. 3 30 Goldiboro, Bus 33: 16th St & Pear A'.e. 8 20, 1 12, 327, 16th St. & Peach Ave 5.71, 1:13. 3:75, 16th St I Strawberry Ave I:??, 114, 3:79, 16th St & Mangoustine ve 572. 1:15, 330, 11th St & Mangoustine Ave 521, 146,3:31, 7ltn St & Holly Ay 127. 1 39, 371, Hotly Ave. at chitd care 8 75, 1 34, 37') Goldtboro— Country Club Manor, Bus 12: Lake Ave 8. leth St $ 35, I 41, 3:79, Lake Aye. at 1417 $76. 1 43. 3:71, LakeAve. & 70th It, 877. 142, 3:77, Patrick P.. & 20th St., S 7$, I'll. 326, Country Club Dr. & Country Club Cit. 5:79, 1:10, 335, Country Club Dr I Anderson Cm. 30, 1 39, 3 21. Country Club Or. & Hardy Ave I 31. I 3$, 3 2). Country Club Manor, 141: 20th SI. & Holly Avi I 25, 139, 3 74. 20th St. & Marshall 5.ve. 5 26, 1:40, 3:33, Hayes Dr & Wilkins Cit. $27, 1:11, 376. 25th St & Hardy Aye (at cemetery) I 79, 1:13, 321, 75th St. & Ridgewoal Ave $31. I 15. 3.20.26th St & Cedar Ave 833. 147, 3 37 Country Club Manor, Dream weld, Rhdgewood Arms Apts,, , Rut .. Bus U: Park Ave & Airrt PINECREST ELEMENTARY — P 427 (Old Orlando Hwy.), arniage Cove. Bus 133: SR 477 8. Frances 5? 8 1?. 1 4'9.3 3%. SR 1778. Nolan Rd $ I). I i..t, 3 34. SR 471 & Elder Springs Mobile Homes I IS 1:44. 3 32. gsr 477 & Carriage Cove 5:14,115,3)), SR 4771 Hester Ave I II. 113. 3.79, SR 477 & ThOmas Stable Rd. 5.19, 1:17, 325, SR 127 Gardens Dr 1:70. I Il, 371. Jestup Hammock, Elder Springs Area, Bus 137: Sanford Ave. & Oak way 5:15, I 48. 3 33. Sanford Ave & Michigan Ave S 16. 1:47. 3 32. Sanford Ave. & Myrtle St. 117. 1:4.6, 331. Lake Ave. & Myrtle St 1.11. 1 .11, 3:30. t ydner'S Stop -. Myrtle St 5:19, ' 41, 329, Nolan Ave & Myrtle 1:20, 143, 375. Hester Ave P. Myrtl St 8 71. 1 17. 327 Mary Blva & High St I 11 136. 371, Lake Mary Blvd & Sir Lawrence Dr 1.16. 1.37. 3 72, Hidden Lake Dr. & Pine Winds Dr. $ 1$, 1 39, 3.74, Hwy 1792 at Used Car LotS 70,1 II. 3:26. Hwy. 17928. Slsennandoah Village. 1.21; I 47, 3.77, Hey. I? 92 8. San Mo South 5.72. l:V'it. m2$. East R. & It? HOuSI on Left 5.21, I 45, 3 30. Broadmoc' St , East of SR IS. 5:25. 1:16, 331. Park Ridge, Bus 139: Park Ridge at Driftwood Ln. 5:75, 1.37, 3:72. Lake Minnie Dr. & Lakeside Dr 5:29. I V—, 73. Lake Minnie Dr. & Lakeview Dr. 5.30. 1:39, 3 71, Lake Mary Blvd & Art Ln $37. I 11, 376 Shadow Hill, Markham Woods Area (Woodlands. Students), Bus 22: E E. Williamson Rd & 5unet Dr 5 IS. 1.46.3.31, Markham vioccIs Rd. & Oak In 5 20. 1:11, 3:26, Markham Woods Rd. & Stonegate South $ 21. 1.10. 32$. Markham Woods & Windsor Isle 1:23. 1:39, 5:4.1:5:5,3.10, IRIS at dairy I SI, 3:21. MarkharnWoods Rd. & Like 1'52. 3'37 Mary Blvd. I.??. I 31. 323 Country Club Heights, Five GOLDS ROPO FLUFNTARY Pointi. III' 1I') '.inr4 fIr I -------------------------1 10.3 25H."y 7 92 & SR 119 8 V. (Or. I & 2) I:?), SR.l5 & Church SI (Or. I & 2). 1:71, SR IS 8. Monroe School Rd (I & 2) 1:25. Monroe School 1:26, SR 46 & Elder Rd. (north) 5:30, SR 16 & Oregon Ave. 1:31. WaysIde Dr. & Katy St. 5:72, Wayside Dr. & WIlSOfl Pt. 5:3), Wayside Dr. & Hinders.on Ln. 5:31, Wayside Dr. & Weslyan Church 531. Upsala Rd., SR.14-A Suburban Estates, (grades K'S); P3011 ' 3) (PM BUS 34). Bus Ill: Upsala Rd. & Ruby St. 5:15, Upsala Rd. at brIdge 5:16, Upsala Rd south brIdge 5:17, SR.46 A near curve 8 19. SR 46 A Suburban Estates. 520, SR44 A & Banana Lake Rd. 1:71, SR 431 non of SR 46A I:??, Markham Rd. west of SR 43) $ 73. Markham Rd. & Prescott's slop I 71. SR 431 & lit SI 576 SR 431 & Wilson School 127. Orange Blvd & North Rd 5:30 — , 3 15,1 0), Temple Ave & Lauren Ct 049, 2'13. 359. O'Brien Rd. & ValenclaCt 5 31,2 II.) 57. C'Bnlen Rd & gaffe Dr I 37. 710. 3 54 PrairIe Lake (north area), Bus 154: Robin Ret. off SR 434.1.45. 2.15. 4:03, Lake'view Dr. & Pine St. 5:49, 214. 4:01, LakevIew f & WIlls - Sunland Estates — South Area; San Mo Mobile Homes, Bus IS: Svnlaid Or & Grenada Ct . I 73. 1 4?, 3:39, Sunland Dr 8. Mimosa TCt' 5.75, 1.49. 3:37. Hwy. 1793 & San Mo Homes I 37. 153. .3 43. Sunland Ettates - West Area; Old Lake Mary Rd.. Bus I2: L,kr Dot Dr & flambood Or , 8, 25. i so. 3 10, Collint Dr Bui Shelter, $27. I 44,3.35, Fairmons Dr. Bus Sheller S 29.1 16. 336. Old Lake Mary Rd. North of Airport Blvd 533, 1:42, 332 Sunland Estates — North Area, Bus II): Cherokee Cir & Sunland Dr.i 75 1:17, 3.3?, Cherokee Cir. 8. Baywood Dr. $26, 1:41, 3:35, Cherokee Cr, North of Baywood Dr S V. I'9, 3.39, Cherokee Cit. & Sunland Dr (north) 5.71, $50, 310, Cherokee C.r & Woodson Dr., 5.29. I 51, 3.41. Cherokee Cir , End of Street, 5 31, I 53 343 Sunland Estales, East Area, Bus 33: Sijnland Dr & flaywood Dr $ 25. 1:17, 3 3?, Tucker Dr 8. Oywooci Dr 576. 1.18, 33), Brown Dr., M1lt, Of Block S 27, 1.19, 3:3.4. W,iv Dr & Baywood Cit. (so ) 5:21, I 50. 3 35. Wino Dr & Baywood Cir. no I 8 30, 1 57, 337 Fl. Jessup Hammock. Elder Springs, 51).437, Bus IS?: S Sanford Ave. & Pine-way 7 17. 757, 5. Sanford Ave I Oakway 74$. 2.5$. S. Sanford Ave. Michigan Ave 7:19, 759 Sanford Ave. & Myrtle St 750, 300, lake Ave & Myrtle St. 7.51, 3.0), Magnolia Ave I Myrtle St. 7:57, 3 02. WillIam's Stop & Myrtle St 7:13, 3.03, Hester Ave. & Myrtle St 7:51, 3:0.1, Hester Ave & Kelly's Stop 7:35, 3 05, Hester Ave. & Chefcesliy's Stop756. 3 06. SR 4271 Thomas Stables Rd 754, 308. SR. Ci I00. 2)0 t.f_.' South Pinecn.st, Bus 131: Airport Blvd & Magnolia Ave 7 57 254 Airport Blvd 5. Park Ave 7.59, 2 54 Sunland Estates South Area, Bus 43: Collins Drive bus shelter, . 'S Dr 7 15. 3 07, Trinity Ave & Tulane Dr. 7 46, 3.01, Trinity Ave. I Clemson Dr. 7.45, 3.10, Lynchfield Ave. & Clemson Dr. 7:19, 3:11. Spring Valley, Spring Valley Farms, Bus 37: Spring Valley Rd off Wymore Rd. 715. 3 08. Spring Valley Rd & Orange Blossom Ct. 44,3,Q9, Spring Valley Rd. & Black Oak Ln. 7 17,3 10. Spring Valley Ret & Variety Tre'e' Cir 748. 3 It, Spring Valley Rd & Spring Valley LOOP 1 1?. 3.1? Lake Destiny Apts. Spring Lake Shadow Hill, Longwood Groves, Bus 103. SR 127 & 14th St , 743, 3.17, Lonqwood HillS Rd & Blue Velvet Stables 7 17. 3 15. longwood Hills Rd & Pleasant Hill Rd. 7:15, 3:11, Longwood Hills Pd & Lake Emma Rd 1 50.) 17. E F Williamson Rd & Sun? Dr 752. 3:09, E E. Williamson Rd & Myrtle Lake Hills Rd 7 13. 3 10, F F Williamson Rd. & lock Lorronci Or 1 51. 305. F F. Willimson Pci & Parson Brown Way 56. 3 06 Hills Apts., Wymore Groves Apis., SANFORD MIDDLE Hermits Trail. Bus 144: Wymore & Lake Destiny Apts 7:43,3 11, Wyn'iore Rd & Spring Lake Hills Apts 7 17. 3 12. Wymore Rd. & Wymore Groves Apts. 1.19, 3 10. Hermits Yr & Holly St 756, 3:05, 1lermts Yr. & 2nd SI. 7:57, 301 Spring Lake Hills, Barclay Woods. Bus 143' Wymore Rd I Spring Lake Pills Or 7 45. 3 13, Broadview Ave. & Mayfair Dr 7 49, 3 05. Haltaway 1. North lake Aptt 7 51, 3 Os Valley Forge ApIs., Ool.Ray Manor, Park Place, Bus 119. SR 434 North area, Bus $37: Fairmont bus shelter, 7:5), 7 S.. Gi'egoryMoblle Homes I Hwy Il 72. 7 56. 217. San Mo Trailer P;,rk Hwy I 927.57, 751 Lockhart, Bus 134: McCarthy Ave. P. I s SI. 7 s & Park P1 7 45, 3.05, 5 136 & Valley Forge Apts. 7:47, 3:07, ttaway 0.' & Genevieve Dr. 7:49, Hollyhock Dr. & lilac In. 7:50, 3 0. Kay Ln & Phumosa Dr. 7.51, 3 1). Hattaway Dr & Plumoia Dr 75?, 3 12, Orange Ave & Village Green APIS, 754, 3.11 South Douglas Ave., Bnlarwood, Montgomery Rd. South of railroad, LI icolo Heights. Bus 1)7, Airport 10$: — 7 SI, 2 5.4 Sunuland Estates — BIvi & 20th St ; ss 2 53 I.caCemy Manor, Bus Ill: Ar at'le'ny Ave middle of block 7:34, 2 5'. Academy Ave I Tustege 7 U, 251. Belhtgie St middle of alOCk 755, 75) Oreenibniar, Lake Marynorth area, Bus 32: Country Club Rd. & 326, Lake Mills Rd. I Fore's Stop 752. 3 75. Lake Mills Rd I Curryviile Rd 7.34, 373. Curryville Rd I King's Stop 756, 371, Curryville Rd & Hamil's Stop 7.57, 3.70. Lake Mills Pd & 3atljrd's Stop 7 58, 3 19. Lake Mills Rd at Kingswood C? 7:30, 302, Country C"ab lid I Linda Lane 7:51, 3 0). Ci.,u"fry Club Rd. & Ridge Rd 753, SI.. Country Club Rd. & Grand flesil Ave. 751,7.59, Rantoul In & 1 1i14'f,iand 57 2 54 ,.n.ala.q,,l 50 111 fAk.PJi,ii(D.1 ,.',l.•à.A..',.. fl,,.IA.tAJ.il',,,.A,..,. a Healherton Village, Bus Douglas Ave. & HighIar St 7 45, 307, Douglas Aye. & Loramne Dr. 116. 3.05. SR 436 & Jay Dr. 7:4, 310, SR 4368. Ellet'n Or. 7:49. 3:11, Montgomery Rd, & Nursery 7:51, 3.12. Montgomery Pd. & railroad 7.57, 31). Spring Oaks Blvd & Heathertoc Village 7:54, 3 15 PalmSprings Dr.,southarea, Bt.s 96: Palm Springs Dr & Wind Meadows 7 50 305. Palm Springs Dr & Palm Springs ApIs. 7:51, 3:06, Palm Springs Dr 8. Citrus St. 7:53, 3 05, Palm Springs Or & Alpine St 1S4,)43i ' Wekiva River, Lake Markham, Paota, SR.1S.A (PM Bus IC) Bus 2C: Wekiva Park Dr & Muse's Stop 7:45, 3 11, Wekiva Park Dr. & Dead End 7:16, 3.12, Wekiva Park Dr. & Camp Seminole 717, 3.10. SRM east of Wekva Park Dr. 7 15, 3 09, LOngwood Markham Rd. & Ed ward's Stop 7 19, 3 08, Lon9wod Markham Rd & Via Hermosa 7 10. ) 07. lake P.arkham Rd & Orange Grove 7 52. 3 05. Lake Markham Rd & Sylvan ldke Dr. 7:53, 3.01, SR 46 & Maureen Dr 7 51. 3 03. SR 46 & Compton's Stop 7 31. 3 07, SR 46 & Orange St 7 56. 3 01, 55) 46 & Center St 757,3 00, SR 4311 Wilson School 7 II, 7.59, SR 431 & 1st t, 7 59. 7:51. SR 131 & Markham Rd. 8 00. 2 57. SR III nortn of Banana lake Rd 50), 256, SR 46 A east to Country Club Rd 507. 755 Old SR .15 — Orange Blvd. area, Bus 147: 'P I 7, Eider Rd 7 41 to. d Or & aty St 7 45. 3 09. W,,cde Dr & Wilson Place 7 16. 1 05. Wayside 0' & Henderson C n 717. 3 07. Wayside Dr & fieslyan Church 7 48. 3 06. Orange Blvd & North Rd 7 49. 3 OS. Orange Blvtl & Niw York St 7 50. 3'O.i. Orange Blvd P. Gann't Stop 7 SI. 303, Ornqe Blvd & Indana St. 752. 3 70. Orange Blvd & Oregon Av 753. 3 01. Or,snge Blvd & Halsey Ave 7 51. 3 00. Orange Blvd 8. Dunbar Aye' 7 33. 759. Orange Blvd I Boston's Stop? '18 7 II. SR ,tt.....,.s.ctj it, to ,tc (o,nI 3 ID, MOSS Rd & lombardy Rd. 7 17. 3 08. Edgemon Ave. & Lam bardy Rd 7 4, 3.06. Buttonwood Ave. & Dogwood Ct. 7.50, 3:05, Alderwood Ave I Murphy Rd. 751, 3 04 Winter Springs Ranchlands. Lake Dr. area, Bus 127: Red Bug Rd. at Casselberry City Limits 7:4C, 3:20, E. Lake Dr. west of Yuskawllla Rd. 7:44,3:16. Lake Dr.& Bird Rd. 7:46, 3 IS, lake Dr. & Lecinikie's Stop 7 47. 3.11. Lake Dr & Carlisle Ave. 7:44, 3 13, lake Dr & holIday Ave. 7:19, 3:1?, FIscher Rd I Williams Rd 751. 3 ¶0. Tradewiruds Rd. & Sunrise Ave 7.53, 3:09, Tradewinds Rd. & Hayes Rd. 3:05, Tradewinth R. at 23, 7:51, 3.07, Bahama Rd. I Moss Rd. 155, 3:06, Murphy Rd & Moss Rd. 7.56, 3:05, Murphy Ret & Edgemon Ave. 7:57, 3 01 1111 So Edgemon Ave 7 51. 3 0] 1.53, Lake Kathryn Mobile Homes, Lake Kathryn Woods, Bus 3: Laura SI & Spanish Moss Rd. 7:50, 3:05, Laura St & Lake Irene Rd. 7:51, 3.05, Laura St & Hotly Hill 7:57, 3 01.Seminole Blvd & Diane Dr 7 54. 3 02 lEAGUE MIDDLE Bear Lake. South area. Bus 36: H*y III & Overland Rc 710. 3 71. Oranoie Way P. fsearvew Dr 7:43, 3 15, linrw'al Beach Or I House 6675 7 15. 3 16. Linrieal Beach Dr & Sombrero Ave 1 16. 315. lioneal Peach Or 4, Bear Lake Cii' 747, 3 II. Bear Lake Rd 8. 8er Lake Cr. 748,313. Bear Lake Rd. 1Cub fIr 719, 317, Bunneli Rd & ',.ison's Stop 751, 310, Bunneil p & Quail Ave 757. 3 09. B.vnsnell Rd P. Pallroacs 753. 3 05. Pearl lake Causeway & Lamar Ave 7 55, 3 Pearl Ike Causeway & Latec'rest Apti . 757. 3 01 Bear Lake — Paradise Point , Area, Bus 3$: Nest Rd & Balmy Beach Dr. 7:45, 3.12. Nell Ret. & Floral Way 7:46. 3.11, Sunset Or, iloral Way 7.17, 3 10. 5unei Dr. & Balmy Beach Dr 1.41, 3 09. Bear Lake Rd & Jamison Dr. 7.50, '07. Bear Lake Rd & Anna Dr 1.5.3, 01 -. . - 3 IS, Markham l'Ioorjs Rd & White fence 1:43, 3.15, Markham Woods Rd & Little's Stop 7:41, 311, Markham Woods R & Gail's Stop 7.45, 3.13. Markham Woods Rd. & Parsons Rd 7:14, 3:12, Markham Woods Rd. & IbIs Rd. 7:17, 3:11, Markham Woocts Rd south of Ibis Rd 7 41,3 10, Markham Woods Rd & Ward's Stop 7 49, 3 09, SR 134 & Oak SI. 751. 3.06, SR 434 I Briar. cliff Dr 75), 3 01. The Springs, Mobile Manor, Bus 34; SR 4)1 & lake Shore Dr. 7 43, 3 01. The Springs at Wekiva Villas, 743, 3 07, The Springs a? Glenwood VIllage 7.19, 309. The Springs II Shadow-wood Village 751, 3.11, The Springs at Fairway Villas, 7:53, Rd 711, 1.09, Dodd Rd (at Traler Park) 753, 3 07, Dodd Ret I Dyke Rd 7:55, 3 05. Woodcrest, Bus $36: Woodcrest Dr. & Citrus Ave 715 3.10, Woodcrest Dr. & Blue Jacket Place 717, 3 04, Hull Ave. & Greenwich Ct 7 19. 3 06 Casa Aloma, Semoran North Apts , Bus 110: Yierra Cir & Ylerra Cit 7 45, 3,09. Tierra Cit & Coventry Ct. 7:47.) II, Nottingham Dr. & King Richard Ct. 7:19, 31), Semoran North AI5 & Howell Btnch Rd. 7:57, 3 06 Wnenwood, Village Green, Goldenrod, Jamestown, Bus 1]?. Tangerine Ave & Tangerine Way 75 3 17, Wrenwoocl Way 7. 3 I) Poinsetta Ave. 746, 316, Villag" Brantley Isles, Branttey Hills, Bus Green Dr. & Oakhill Dr 7:15, 3 14 131: Sand Lake Rd & OhiO St 745. SR 426 west of Dean Rd. 7:50, 31?. 1 I). W lake Brantley Ret & Dean Rd & Carolina Ave. 7:57, 3.10, Brantley Hills Cl. 1.17, 311, W SR 1761 James Dr 751, 3:01, Red lake Brantley Rd & Camellia Ct. Bug Rd & Milder Rd 754, 3:06. 7 4, 310. W. Lake Brantley Rd & Prairie Lake Area, Bus Il: SR 136 W Lake Bran? Icy Dr. 7 19,3.09, Oak & Robin Rd 7:10. 3 19. Lakeview Dr I W Lake Brantley Dr 7:50. Dr & Pine St. 7.43, 3.16, Prairie 3 08, Ponsettls Cf. I W Lake Lake Dr. & Lakeview Dr 7:14, 315, Branttey Dr 7 '51, 3:01, West-wood S. Prairie Lake Or. & South St. 7*5. Dr & Piammei's Slog 7.57. 3.06, 311, 5. Prairie Lake Dr. & Drift Westwood 5). & Pleasant? Dr. 7:53, wood Or 7:46, 3.13, S. Prairie lake 305, W Lake Brantley Rd I Smith Dr. & Highland Dr. 7 11, 3 12. Stop 751, 3 01 Hamlin Dr. & Temple Ave. 7 48. Sweetwater Club, Wekiva Hunt 3 Il, O'Brian Rd I Jaffa Or 7.I9, Club, Sweetwater Oaks Phase II. V 3 10. (south areal Bus III: '.'i',' i Sprr.'s RI 7. S.v'ctiittr Club I iS. CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL 3 15, Wekiva Springs Rd & f,3ami Springs Rd. 7 17, 3:13, F. Wekiya Washington Oaks. Roseland Park, Yr & Cambridge Dr 719. 3:11 E. George Town, Bus 12: Summerin Weiclva Tr. & Bedale Ct. 7:50, 3:10, Ave & Mckay Blvd. 7.20, 2.25, Itt F Wekiva Yr & ledbury Dr. 7:51, Dr & Burrows In 722. 2:26, Celery 3 09, Swtwater Blvd. & Coun Aye. & Bay Ave. 1.21, 771, Locust trysde Dr 7.51, 3 0.6 Ave & 95b St 7 75, 2 23 Sweetwater Oaks Phase I. VI: Wekiva Springs Rd., Bus 104: Sanford (downtown area); Wynnewood, Mayfair. Bus SO: Park Wekiva Springs Rd. north 04 SR 434 7.45. 3:11. Wekiva Springs Rd 8. Sweetwater Blvd 7:47, 305, Weklya Springs Rd & E Lake Brantley Rd 7 41. 3 08 Sweetwater Oaks Phase II, Ill. IV, Bus 13: Sweetwater Blvd. & Sweetwater Creek Dr. E. 7.15, 3 06, S4vtCdle'f Blvd & Blue LIkI Or. 7 14, 3 09 Springs Oaks, northeast seCtion. Bus 162: Montgomery Rd south f SR41I 7:45, 3:17, Montgomery Rd & lake Spur Ln 7:17, 3:10, Little Wckiva Rd & Pivervlew Ave. 7:49, 3 08. PCChwood Dr. & MoCkingbird Ln 7 3 07 Spring Oaks, South east section, Bus II. Greerubrier Blvd. & Mon Igornery Rd. 7:15, 3:0't. Greenbriar Blvd & Spring Oaks Blvd. 7.47, 3:01. SR 136 I Spring Oaks Blvd 7:49, 3 03 Spring Oaks, southwest section, Bus 131: Greenoriar Blvd. I Little Wekiva Pd. 7:15. 3.07, Wildwood St. & Litile Wekiva Rd. ':17, 3:09, Wildwocxi St & Parkwood Ave. 1:49, 3 11 Spring Oaks. west.central section, San Sebastion south area, Bus 1)7: Gre,nbria' Blvd. &Parkvood Ave Ave. & 4th St. 7.09,2.39, Park Ave & 10th St 7 11. 3:37, Park Ave & 11th St 1 17,7:36, Orange Ave. & 75th St 7 II. 2 34, Summerlln Ave. & Forrest Dr. 7.16, 2:32. Mellonville Ave & 24th Sf. 715,2:30, Mellonyille Ave. & Randolph St. 7:19, 2:29, Metlonville Ave. & ItPu St. 7:21, 2:77, MellOnville Ave. 11th 51. 7:fl, 274, LoCust Ave. I 2nd St. 7:31, 7.74. Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St 726. 7.72. Luret Ave & 3rd St. 727. 3.21. French Ave. & 3rd St 721, 2 20 Country Chub Manor, Twenty. West, Bus 35: 70th St & Elm Ave 7:70,779, 70th 5? & Cedar A'ie 777. 777, 70h St & Patrick P1 7:73,776. Ctuh Rd 4, An,jer'n Cr 7 71. 7 26. Country Club Pd P. Hardy Aye' 7 75, 7 71 Midway Area, Bus II: Beai-dall . 7 45. 3:11. Greenbrlar Blvd. & Hiorywoocg Ave 7:44,3:10, Spring Oats Blvd. S Walnut 5?. 7:41, 3:05, San Sebastian Prado & Navarre Way 751,305 Sat SebaiIan. Forest Oty, Bus 112: Calatrla Dr. & Aler Ave. 743. 3 01, SR 436 & Willow Ave 710. 3 09 TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL LaI.wood Shores, English Esiales east area, Bus 1$: An — derSOn Ptirsery & HWy 17 97. 7 10. 3.15, Spartan Dr. & Hwy $792 7:42, 3:16, Cherrywood Dr. & Blrchwood Di' 7:43, 3 16. Birchvsood Dr & Pinewood Dr 7 44, 314 Oo'byshlre Rd & Glastonberry Rd. 7:16, 312. GI&o'trrry Rd & Hunterfield Rd 745, 3:10 Fern Park Apis., BelAire North, English Btates. Its 25: Oxford Rd. & Fern Park Apts, 7:45,) CI, Oxford Rd. I Palm RI 7 46.3:09, Pohsetta In. & Glastonberry RI. 747. 3:10. English Estates, Bus 11: Oxford Rd. & Cailton Rd. 7:15, 309, Hun tertield Rd & Stratford Rd 7:47, 3.11 Highland Pines, St. Johns VIlage, Green Meow'sApts., Society Park Apts., Bus IS: Oford P. & st. John's Village 7 43. 3 09, Lochlnyar D'. & Oxford Rd. 7:46, 3:10. Lochinvar Or. & Malt of Ihe Mist Dr. 747, 3 11, Fern Park Blvd & Green Meadows Apts. 7:49,3.07, SR 436 & SOCiCly Park Spts. 751, 3.13 Indian Hills English Woods Area, Bus $12; Fieldirigwood Rd. 3. Yarmouth Rd. 7.4.5, 3:13, Wintson Rd. & Markin'7ham id. 7 17, 3:11, Kewanee Yr & Derbyshire Rd. 749, 3 09, Kewanee Yr at 2106 7.50. 3:01, English Woods — Indian Hills area. Bus 132: Dakota Tr. & Var mouth Rd 7 45, 3 11, Dakota Yr & Wirviebago Yr 7 16, 3 10. Talbot Rd & Collier Dr 7:17, 3 C9 English Estates. — Forestbrook area, Bus iii: Derbyshire Rd & Oxford Ri 7.43, 3 15. rbyshire Rd & Wnston Rd. 7.47. 3 I), Tuskarora Tr & Brooksshire dr 7.49. 3 11. Tuskarora Yr & Lake Howell Rd 7.5), 3 09. Lake Mow" In off SR 4)675). 3.07 Summit Apis. Forestbrook Area, Eastbrook, Bus 19: Summ,t Apis at Pee Center 7 15. 3 14. Lake HO*('ll Rd & Derbyshire Rd 7 3 17. Alhel'!.6 Dr & Eastbro.ok Blvd 7 5. 07 — Country Ave. & Main St. 7:77, 737, SR 46 & Greenway 7.21. 7.30. Sipes Ave. & Chada's Market 7:76, 221, Brisson Ave & 70th St 7.28. 226 Jeswp Hammock. Elder Springs, Carriage Cove, Sanora, Woodmere, Bus 137: S Sanford Ave at Railroad 7 15. 2 31, S Sanford Ave & Pine-way 7.11, 2:31. S. Sanford Ave & Oakway 7.17, 7:37, S. Sanford Ave & Michigan Rd. 7.1$, 7:36, S. San ford Ave. & Myrtle St 7:19, 7.35. Lake Ave.. & Myrtle St 7:70. 2:34, Magnolia Ave. & Myrtle St. 7:2), 7:33, Hett Ave. & Kelly's Stop 7:72, 2:32. Hester Ave. & Chef cesky's Stop 7:23, 2:31. SR 121 & Siinland Dr. 7:23. 2.29, SR 177 & Tucker Dr. 7:76, 2:20, SR 121 & Bedford Rd. 777, 277, SR 127 & laurel Ave. 775, 226. SR 177 8. Belder Ave. 7:29, 2.75, Sanford Ave & Sanora Blvd. 7)0, 271, Sanfori Ave I Woodme Blvd. 737. 227, Sanford Ave. & Wylly Ave. 7:3), 221. Sanford Airport — Silver Lake area. Cameron City Celery Are. area, Bus 1)3: Airport Blvd. & Bailey Ave 7 1?. 2 1.,. MellOnyrlIe Ave & Onora SI 7 1), 2:39, Oho Ave. & Onora St. I II, 2:31, Ohio Ave. P. Marquette Ave. 1 15. 2:)7, Sipes Aye. 8. Marquette Ave 7:16. 73.6, Beardahl Ave. 5, Mirquette Ave. 7:17, 7,35, Beardall Ave. & Kentucky Ave. 7:11. 7.3.4, Cameron Ave. & Kentucky Aye. 7:19, 2:3), Cameron Ave. & MooreStationRd 7.20, 2:37, Cameron Ave. (south) & SR 16 7.21, 2.31, Cameron Ave (north) 8. SR 16 7:2), 2 29. Cameron Aye, I SR II 7.25. 2.27. Beardall Ave I SR 415 726, 2 74. Soes Ave & SR III 775, 2.21. SR 1)5 a? Veterinary Clinic 1:29, 2:23, Mellonville Ave. & SR 1)5 7.30, 2:27, Sanford Ave 8. Plumosa Dr 7.37, 721. Sanford Ave & 19Th St 7:33, 220 Pinecre'st, Dreamweld. Geneva Gardens, Bus $23: Airport Blvd I Park Ave. 7:25, 271. Sanfr'rd Ave. & 29th St. 7.27. 7.76. laurel Ave & 77th St. 7 71. 2 25. Iroquois Ave & 77th St 729, 271, Santa Barbara Dr. & Georgia Ave. 7.31, 2 77. Ridgewood Ave. & 25th St. 7.37, 2.21 — Sliennandoab Village ApIs., SR. 127, Sunland Estates. Bus III: H*y '7 92 I Shennangi Village 715. 276, Hwy 17 97. & East Rd 7 lb. 2.27. SR 427 I Bryant Ave. 720. 2 31, SR 121 & Thomas Stable Rd. 7 27. 7 33. Collins Dr. bus shelter 7 21, 2 71. Fairmont Dr bus shelter 7 26. 772 Loch Arbor, Idyllwilde, 25th St. Sanford Ave. area, Bus 33; W Crystal Dr. & Lakeview Dr 7 IS, 2 39.W. CryStal Dr IS Crystal Dr 714, 7 35, W. Crystal Dr & Lake Blvd 1 17, 7 37. Orange Dr & Lake Blvd 7 IS, 2:36. VihIen Rd & SR £6 A 7 70, 7.31, Vlhlen Rd. & )dIlWrlde' Dr 7 72, 2 37, Satsuma Dr & Citrus Di' 7 23. 7:31. S.a?sum.s Dr. & Tangerine Dr. 771. 230. 26th St & P1ante tIon A pts., The Hills, Chase Ave 7:27, 777, 11th St & F pit.. Sorrnto Sq. Apts., Cedar Ave 725. 2.26. 25th St. I Lcrr owe I Maple Ave. 7.29.2:25, Sanford Ave Bran h Pci &W & 24th Pt 7)), 7'?]. Sanford Ave 7. a1iP Ho II Bra t's P1'an; ion Grancivrew Ave (southl 7 32. A os '713. ill Pt owe II urrIc Rd Lake Mary, Greenoriar beuaeen oicroil rreno Apts. Tee'n'Gr,en. Bus 31: Country C ant d. .La cAnoe & Crystal Or 713.... ci 71. OS.lakeHowellLn & Countryclybpd &Liridaln 5.cheler s Stoo 7 49. 3.27 — — ' ' , ,. . ,. ,., �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. lunday, Aug. 31, )97j Complete Bus Schedule For The 1975-76 School Year I I I I C Page 7-C I Geneva — Mullet Lake or", Well SR-46. But lOS: SR 4.6 8. Buffington t residence 657,7 13. SR 16 mile further west 650. 7:12, Mullet Lake Rd south of Osceola Rd 7:00, 2.10, Mullet Lake Park 701, 2.39, Mullet Lake Pd north of Osceola Rd. 7.07, 2.38, Osceola Rd. east of Mullet Lake Rd 7:03, 7:37, SR 46 wrst of Mullet Lake Rd 7:01, 7:36, Cochran Trail south of SR 44 7:06, 2 34, transfer student; to but 13 a? Geneva School 7 CI, 232 Osceola, Central Geneva, Bus 41: Osceola Rd. -- dead end 6.30. 2 18. Osceola Rd. 8 Touchton's stop 657, 7 43. Old Osceola Rd. & Golderis Stop 7: 00. 2,40. Old Geneva Rd 1 7 L ()2. 7.31, Old Geneva Rd. & Ave. A 703, 737. Old Geneva ltd. & Ave C 7.01, 7 36, Lake Geneva Or. north) 7.05. 7 33, Lake Geneva Or, (northeast) 7 06, 7 3*. Lake Geneva Or. (east) 7 07 2:33, Lake Geneva Or. & First $t (receive transfer students from but 105) 700.232, Cemetery Rd. J. First St 7.13, 2 30, SR 476 south of SR 46 to Van Arsdale Dr. 7:13, 2:27, SR 476 & Crystal Ave. 7:15., 2.25, For,stbrook, Howell Branch Rd. area. The Hilts Casa Alonia, Winter Woods, Tanglewood. Eastbrook. Howell Estates, Bus 03: Lake Howell PcI & Derbyshire Rd 6,53, 250. Lake Howell Rd 8. Tuskarora Tr 6 56. 2 19.LakeAnnLn. 8. Path Rd 6:51, 7.4. SR .436 & Sedgefield Apt;. 7:00, 7:46, lierra Cir. & Verde Ln 7:01. 7:45, Nottingham Dr. 3. kog JamesCf 7.02, 7 4.1. High St & Ridge Dr. 7.0.3, 7.43. Lake Ifov.ell Rd. & Linden Rd. 7:01, 2:47, Lake Howell Rd. 8 Ivy In. 7:03, 7.1). Elsinore Ave. & Linden Rd. 7,06 , 2 10, Howell Branch Rd & Watjmp Tr 7.07, 7:39, Howell Branch Rd & Plantation Apt;. 7.0*. 2:31, Howell Branch 4d & Foxcrolt ApIs. 7 09, 2 37, Howell Branch Rd & Semoran North Apts. 7:10,7.36, Athena Dr. & Bonanza Ave. 7:11, 2:33, Ferndell Of & Bonanza Ave 7:17, 734 Ferndell Or & Balsum Dr, 7.)), 2.33. Ponderosa Ave & 8.aIsum Dr. 7:14,2:32, Dyke Rd. 4. Princess Gate 7.14, 7:30. Eastbrook. Woodcrest, Bus 124: East brook Blvd. & &ouganvihlea Or 7:07. 717, Peruvian Ln I. Bouganvillea Or 703, 211. Peruvian Ln & Australian Cr 7 01 7.10, Eastbrook Blvd. & Ferndell Or. 7:05, 2:39. Tangerine Ave. & Cirtus Ave. 7 07. 2:37, Woodcrest Dr, 8 Citrus Ave. 7:05, 2:36. Woodcrest Dr. I Fieldcrest Ave 709. 2 33, Woodcrest Dr. & Grove Ave. 7:10, 7.3.4, Howell Branch Pd. & Village Green Dr. 7.11, 2:33, SR 126 & Bear Gulley Rd 7 12, 732. Tuskawilla Rd. & Gabriella Ln. 7:11, 7:30, luskawllla Rd & Whealon's Slop 715. 779 731. Beardall Ave & Marquette Ave 7 it, 2.37. Beardall Ave. 8. Kentucky 7 13, 715. Cameron Ave South of Moore Station Rd 7:15, 233. Cameron Ave. North of Sr .46 to SR 415 7:19, 729, SR 413 first house West of Cameron Ave. 7:70, 721 SR itS 8 Brisson Ave. 7:71, 2:77, next house on left, West of Brisson Ave 777. 276, SR 115.4. Scott Ave 7 71.771. Celery Ave & Mellonviile Ave 7 26. 277. Rosala Ave& MellonvIle Ave 771, 7.70 Sanford Airport area, South Sanford, But 34: Airport Blvd & Bailey Ave. 710. 2:23, Onora Rd & Mellonville Ave. 7:)), 7:76, Onora So Ohio Ave Rd 7 IS. 2~2l, Marquette Ave. & Sipes Ave. 7:10. 731. Sipes Ave South of Kentucky Ave 7:20, 2:33, S Sanford Ave. & Railroad Tracks 7:77, 2:35, S . Sanford Ave. & Silver Lake Or, 724 7:37, Sanford Ave. & Poinsettia Dr. 726. 739. Sanford Ave & 79th St 771. 2,40 Midway Area, Bus 131: Brisson Ave. & Byrd Ave. 7:70, 2:33, Beardall Ave. & Main St. 7:77, 7:31, SR U & Greenway 7:75, 7:21. Midway Area, But 40: Brisson Ave 3,20fhSt 7,05,2.36.SlmAve & 72nd St 7 00. 7.39. Goldsboro, Bus 60: M.jlberry Ave & 5th St 725. 7 71 Elder Springs, Jessup Hammock, SR-427 Bus 13$: SR 127 & Radio St. 7 tO. 2)5. SR 4278. Tucker Dr. 7:17, 7 31, SR 427 & Bedford Rd 1 13. 7 38 SR '12Y P. t jrel Ai.' 7 i.g, Paradise Point North Bear Lake area, Bus 3$: Holiday Ave & Or 705, 8:10, 216, Balmy Beach Dr.& NelIRd. 7:07,812, 743, Sunset Rd. & Floral Way. 7:00. ' 7 4.1 Balmy Beach 8 Floral waf 09, 0.11, 717, Lynwood Rd & Curtis Or 7:1), 0:16, 2:40. South Bear Lake area, Bus $6: Oranole Way & Qearview Dr. 700, 0 10, 2 46, Linneal Beach Or. 4. Playa Way 7 01, 8 11, 2:43, Linneal Beach Dr. 8. via Palma Ceia 7:02, e 17. 2 41, Linneal Beach Dr. & Sombrero Ave. 7:03, 8:13, 2:43, Linneal Beach Of 8. Bear Lake Circle 7:01. 8:14. 7:42, Bear Lake Rd & Bear Lake Circle 7:OS. 8: IS, 2:11, Bear Lake Rd & Cub Dr. 7 06 $ 16, 210 Lake Harriet Estates — Bear Lake Hillx area (Forest City). Bus 0*: SR lii', P. Willow Ave 7 3 it 10 hA P., Fw'pt Lake Ai' ' 3' 707' 0 17. 2 Al. Pearl Lake Catrseway & Pisoah Ave 7 03.0 717. Pearl Lake Causeway & Pcarlv.ew Dr 704, I'll, 2 43, McNei l Pd & Forest LAke Ave 7 05., 015,244. P.t(NPiI Rd & Eden Park Ave 0 16, 7 IS. Bunnell Rd & I'den Pmrk Ave 7 0?. a 1? 2 46 South Forest City Rd. — Oakland Huh Bear Lake Rd. area, Bus 134: SR 4.31 & Oranole Rd, 7:03, 0 tO. 2 .10. SR 4.3) 8. Arletta St 7.06, $ 11 217, SR All & Hiilview Of 7.07. $12, 7.44, Start Lake Rd. & Jamison Or 7:!), 5 Id, 2:47, Bear 1..e Pd & Beverly Terrace 7 12. Oaks, Phases ill. (V). But 30: SR. I tO, 7.39, Tierra CIr & Coventry Or 434 & Oak St. 710, 8:10, 241, 7:17. 1:17, 7.41, Nottingham Or 8. Park Dr & Camp Seminole 706 Sweetwater Blvd. So. 4. Sweetwater PoincIana Rd. 7:11. 0 14, 2:13. 2:44, Wekiva Park Dr, 4. Winjum's Lake Ann Estates. Sedgefleld Creek Or 7:15. 5:15, 2:12. Stop 700, 2:42. Weklva Park N. 8 Markham Woods — Trilby lend Apts.. San Jose ApIs., Winter Itt hOuSe off SR 167:10,7:40. SR-46 Woods, Plantation Apts. Foscroft area, The Springs, Bus SI: & Maureen Dr. 7:13, 7:31, SR 44 4. Markham Woods Rd. 8. TrIlby Send Apts. Howell Estate's, But IS: Lake Center Rd 7.15. 2:30, transfer 710, 1:10, 2:40, Markham Woods Ann In. I. Ranch Rd. 7:05, 0:10, students to but 3.4 at Wilson 5(91001 Rd & Spanish Oak 1,. 1:)), 0:11, 240, SR 4364. S.dqefield Apts 708. 7to 7,17, Markham Woods P.1. & White a I), 710. WirIer Woods Blvd & Like Markham. Longwood. Fence V12, $ 12. 2.16. Markham Plottirinbarti Or 7 09, 0 II, 2:11 Markham area 1PM Bus 79) Bus 37: Woods Rd 8 Parsons Rd. 7:13, 1:13. HowlI Branch Rd & Plantation Longwood Markham Rd 2.45. Markham Woods Rd . lbs Rd., Apts 717, 0)7. 741. Howell Branch 4. Ed ward's Stop 700, 2 31. Longwood 7:11. I Ii, 2.41, Markham Woodt Pd & Foxcroft ApIs 7 13, 510. 7 15. pj & north of SR 43.1 7.16, 0:16, Dyke Pt? 7. Princess Gale 716.8 71. Markham Rd & Via Hermosa ,.g, 231. Lake Markham Rd. & orange 212, SR 4118 The Springs entrance 737 grove. 7.1), 7:35. Lake Markham 710, III. 240. Eastbrook (north area), Semoran Rd & Duguid's Slop 7 712, 2:34, Lake Arts north of SR-434 and west of North Avis., Bus 95: Howell Branch Markham Rd. & Sylvan Lake Or Rd. & Semoran North Apts. 7 tO, Range Line Rd. (12th Or.) But 54: E E. Williamson Rd. 8. Sunset Or. 1:10. 7:43, Balsam Dr. 8. Cocos Ln, 7 13,7'3). transfer students tobus 34 at Wilson School 718 705, S:I0,2:S, E.E. Williamson Rd. 7:)), 0:13. 2 10, Balsam Dr. & & Tollgate Tr 7 04.0: II, 7 51, Cedar Old SR46. Wilson Place, Woodruff Bonanza Ave, 7:14. 1:11, 7:39. Spring;, (PM Bus 29) Bus Ill: SR Ferndell Or. & Bonanza Ave. Oak Tr. & Tollgate Tr. Vol, 8:17, 715,5: ;5, 735, Athena Dr. 1, 16 8. Elder Rd 7 11, 7:75., Wayside 750. Sweet briar Branch 8 Tollgate Bonanza Ave. 7:16, 8:16, 737. Or & Katie St. 7:11, ,,, Tr. 7.00. 0.13. 7 19, Eastern Fork & 226. Wayside Del. Wilson P1 7.15.277. wayside Tollgate Tr. 7:09, 0:11, 7.1$. tbrook. Grand Rd., Bus 73. East Devonshire Blvd. & Range Line Rd. brook Blvd & Bowman Or 7 10. Dr. 8. Weslyan Church 7 14, 2 71 transfer students fot,js34 at Wilson 710.015. 7:17. SR 4318. Rock Lake 0 10,2 13, Eastbrook Blvd. & Baxter s< t.. Dr. 7:13, 4: 13. 2. 40, Howell Branch Rd 7 I?, 5:17, 7:15.. SR 434 8. Rd. 8. Grand Rd. 7.16, I Id. 7:37. Sheridan Ave. 7:)), 5:11, 7:41, SR , Orange Blvd.. Paola-Monroe area, 4.JlPresview Ave. 7:11, 1:19, 2.43, Eastbrook (south area), Village Upsala. Bus 31: SR 46 A 4. Suburban SR 434 & Tarrytown T 7, 15, 0-20, Grotto, Bus 76: Australian Cit & Estates 1 14, 2 25. SR 46 A So (astbrc,ok Blvd 7.10. 8 IC, 2:1.1. 2 i7, SR 1)14. Ichabod Tr. 1 16.8 21, Banana Lake Rd 7 15, 276. SR 131 Austrilian Cir & Peruvian Ln 7't7. 2 41 & Markham Rd. 7.16. 777. Sr 431 & Palm Springs Dr., Barclay Woods, I: 17, 2:42. flouganvihtea Dr. 8. Is? St 717, 771. SR 431 8. Wilson Eastbrook Blvd. i'll, 5:11, 7:10, Hidden Estates (12th Or.) Bus IS): School (receive transfer Stu1tnt5 Palm Springs Or 8 Roxboro Rd. Howell Branch Rd. & Village Green from buses 49. 37. 107) (ride bus 29 7 os, a tO, 25.9. Palm Springs Dr. & Dr. 7:17. 0)7, 2:37 PM.) 710. 2:79, Oran9e Blvd. & Woodcrest, Wrenwood Bus 129: Lakeland St. 706, 0:11, 2:54, Palm Norm Rd 7 72. 2 30. Orange Blvd I Springs, Or & Highland St 7.09, Tangerne Ave & Ctrs Ave I tO. Tr.defls S?cp 7 73. 2 31. Orange . Ii, 2 55. Palm Springs Or. 8. 0 10, 2 4). Serninolt' Ave & Citrus , , Osceola St 7:10, 0 IS 231 Palm Osceola Ave 7 11 I II 717 Woodcrett Dr. IS 4. Monroe School Rd 7.21, 236. Springs Of & Wind Meadows ApIs. & Citrus Ave. 7 17. 5:17, i'll. SR Ml. Old Monroe Rd 730. 2 is, 1 11,0 16, 7:33. Hatta*ay Dr. & SR Woodcrest Dr. 8. Blue Jacket Cl SR 47 & M&M Motor 7 31, 2 39 t36 7 I). I 10, 7 57, Matlaway Dr. & 1- 14, • II, 7 39, Woodcrest Di' 4. Genevieve Dr. 7.11. 1:19, 2:51, Hull St. 7 16, I 16. 2:30 OVIEDOI'4tGH SCHOOL Hollyhock Dr. & Larkspur Or uS. Gabriella, Jamestown. Bear I 70, 750, Lilac Ln & Orita en Or. Gulley, But IM: Dean Rd. & Witdwood, Sheoah, Coronado 716, 1:21. 2:19, Hattaway Dr. A. Carolna Ave 7 05, 0.10, 2 16, Bear Homes, Winter Springs, But 61: Plumos:a Or 7:17. 1.77, 2:45, Gulley Rd & Goldenrod Or. 700, Shepard Rd I WIdwood Or, 700, Hattaway Or. & North L3ke APIs. I 13, 2.49, SR 126 8 Wilson's stop 2 34, Shepard Rd 8. Sheoah Blvd. 7 10, 0.22. 7 17, jroadvIew Ave. 0. 7:10,115. 245, James Dr & Church 7 01, 7 35, Apartment Complex on Mayfair Dr. 7 19,0:23,7:46, Flame St 717,8:17,2 4.1,Mikler Rd 8. Van Steoah Blvd VOL 2:3.4, SR 431 & Ave & Banyan Of 7:71, 0:75, 2:41, Worrier's stop 7:)), 0:15, 74.3. S7eoah Blvd. 703. 2:33. SR 13.4. & Flame Ave. 8. Cynthia Ct 7:72,5:24, Mikler Rd 4. Pumpey's stop 7:11, Bombay Ave. 704. 7:31, SR 431 1 7 43, Flame Ave. 4. Croton Dr. 1.73, 1.19. 7.42, MikIer Rd off Red Bug Devon Ave 706. 2 30 $ 77, 7:12 Rd. 7:15. 5:20. 21), Brooks Ln & Meadowtark, Hacienda Village I viwh'S stop 7'l$ 171 7.11 Brc.ib Rolling Hills. Mobil. Mann Are:. W:tter S;rin. es 3. Da-.-,d Gohfvsew Estates (12th Or.), Bus 2$: In & Ponderosa Ranch 7 19, 0.21. St. & Sherry Av' . InorthI. 7:00, Herm i t ' s Trail & Florida Blvd 7 OS, 2 37. Brooks In & Pubtix Rd 720. 7 15, Da ,. ,d 5? & SP'err' Ae O 13. 7 52, North St 8. Sunland Ave 8 75.. 2 36 tsouthl 7 01, 7 31, SR 134 & 7 06. 5.11, 2:51, North St & Allison Hacienda Dr. 7 03. 7:j7, SR 134 & Ave 107, 1:17, 750, Palm Springs LYMAN HIGH Wide St. 7:04. 231, SR .419 1. Wide Or & Robin Hill dr 7 08,0:!), 2.49, St 7:05. 2 30. Palm Springs Or 1. Oakhurst St. Station Woods, Hidden Estates. The Terrace north area — Winter 7 09,1:14,7:4, WIllow Grove Ave. & Bus 119: Orarole Rd & Woodlake Springs, Bus 23: Edgemon Ave. J. Oakhurst St. 7.10, 1:15, 7:17, Of 1 Ci, 010, 7:11, Flame Ave & Lombardy Rd, 7:00. 2:33. But Virginia Vt'. - Oakhurst St. 7:11, Croton Or 7 07. 5:17, 7 39, Flame tonwood Ave. A. Aldcrwood St No 116. 246. Virginia Ave. & White Ave & Banyar Dr. 7 00, 1:13. 238. 7:07.731, Buttoiwood Ave & Oak Dr. 7:12, 5:17. 7 4.3, Raymond Flame Ave. & Cynthia Ct 7 - 09, 1:14, Bitterwood St. 7:03, 7:30. Ave & Hobson St. 7:13, 5:15, 2:44. 2)7, Ocanote Rd. & Banyan Of The Ten-ace. south area -Winter Raymond Ave. 8. Barton St. 1:14, 7 10, 1.15., 236. Springs, Bus)): Murphy Rd 8. Moss 0 19, 2.43. SR 43.4 3. Mobile Ave. Glen Arden Heights, High Ridge, ld. 7 02, 3:31 Murphy Rd 8. 7.17, 0 72, 2 10, SR 1311. Briarctlffe Barclay Woods, Royal Arms Apt; Edgemon Ave 1 03, 2:33. Semoocla SEMINOLE HIGH Or 7 II, 5 73, 7 39 North Lake Apts., Bus 21: Mount EUvd & Lake Or. 706. 731. MaitlandAve. — Oranole Rd. area Vernon Parkway I Monticello Or Winter Springs Ranchiands, Orange Blvd. — Monroe area. SR. (12th Or.), Bus 14$: Maitland Ave. & 7:10. ItO. 7:11, Mount Vernon Pk Seminole Turf Club area. out 121: 46 west of Sanford, But 147: Orange Cap i strano Aptt. 7 tO. 0.10. 7.50, wy &es Westchester Or 7 II, 5 II. s.cher Rd & Williams Rd 6 54, Blvd. & North Rd. 7.10. 7:11, Orange Mattand Ave. & Magnolia Dr. 7:11. 2:10, Broadview Ave & Mayfair Of 37, Tradewinds Rd. & Sunrise Rd, Blvd. & Indiana Ave. 7:11, 2:10, 5:)), 7:49, Maitland Ave & Slier. 1:12. 8 I?, 239, Hattaway Dr. & 00,2.34. Hayes Rd. & Bahama Rd. Orange Blvd I. Oregon Ave. 1:12, Dr 7:17, I 17. 2r 41, Maitland WO North Lake Apfs. 7 13, I')), 7 38, 01, 2:35, Moss Rd & Bahama Rd. 7:39, Orange Blvd. IMissouri Ave Ave. & Ellsworth Sir 7:)), I:)), 2:41, Orange Ave. & Royal Arms Apt; 02.231. Lake Or. 8 Park Dr. 7:04, 7:14, 2:37, Orange Blvd. 8 Dunbar Ma i tland Ave I Marshall St. 7:11, 7 IS, 5 IS, 736. 22, Like Dr. I Holiday Dr. 703, Ave. 1:15, 2 36, SR 15 1 Monroe I II, 7.46, Maitland Ave. & Spring Valley Forge Apt;., Dol.Ray 731. Lake Dr. I, Lepinkys Stop School Rd 7:17, 7:34, SR-15 & Lake Or 1: IS, 1:15, 2:13, Maitland Minor, Hermits Trail, Cus 0: SR 7 06,2:3& Lake Dr & Byrd Rd. 7:01, ChurcP. St. 7:10, :33, SR1S 8 Ave & Faith Terrace 7:16, 1:14. 4361 Lake Ave. 7 OS. 010. 7.17, SR 2:79, E. Lake Dr. west of Tusk.awllla Narcissus St 7:19, 2:37 SR 441 Old 2 4.1, Magnolia Dr. 8. Faith Terrace 4341 Valley Forge Apt;. 7 06, I'll, Rd 700, 2'21 Monroe Rd.7'2I,2:30, SR 14&M&M it?, 8. 17. 2.43, Magnolia Dr. 3. 743, Hattaway Or. & Dolores Or. Black Hammock — Wagner area, 11,.6,... i. 'I no I Oranole Rd 1:15, 0:10. 1.11. ViScaya 100, 5.13. 7:43. Holloway Dr. & 5419, Bus 44; SR 419 & Taylor SIP 51 725, 224, Airport Blvd 1. 7.39, SR 477 4, Bie'dc'r A'vt 7)5, 5 )7,7 41, West Lake Si-antI," Rd & Late & Orariole Rd. 7 19, 0:19, 2.41, Genevieve Or. 1 09, 0.14. 2:46, MFG 6:57, 2:15. SR 119 & Gree'is Jewell Ln 7.74. 7:23 2 71,S Sanford Ave & Priest's Stop Virginia Or 7. 14, 1.19, 739 Mt Vernon Pkwy & Oranole Rd Hollyhock Or & Lilac In 7:10, 0.15. Stop 4 Sit, 2:11, SR 419 & Baldwin's Wekiva River area. SR-46 (PM 1. 16, 2:23, S Sanford Ave. 4. Oak Traitwoods Estates, Oakland 7 20.5 70, 7:40. 2.11, Orienti Dr. 1. Kay Ln. 7:11, Stop 7.00.2.47, SP-419 & TusPawilta Bus 37). Bus 49: Wekiva Park Or. J. way. 7:17, 2 26, S. Sanford Ave. & Hills, Bus 13$: SR All 1 Oaklando 516,2:10, Holloway Dr. & Plumnosa Rd. 7.01, 7.11, SR119 I Dyson Ktuack's Stop 705, 2:11, Wekiva Michigan Rd 7:15, 7:77, 5, Sanford Dr 7, IS. C 10, 7 43 Or. 7:12, 5:17, 2:11, Hermit's Trail & Ranch 7: U3. 2 :10. SR.419& Spring St. Park Dr. & Camp Seeninole 7:06, Ave. & Myrtle St 770. 2:2L Like R.I.Ajr. W.ath.rxII.Id — .aii LAKE HOWELL HIGH HnIlv St i'll. 177. 714.Hermit's Hermit's ''u" ,..J., "'' ." •.,'' 2.10. Wekiva Park Of. & Winium's Ave. 8. Myrtle St 7:77. 2:30, area — San Sebastian, Bus 133: Trail 8. 1t S?. 7:10. $23. 235, 7:05,2 30, SR 419 Carrot's Stop 7:06, Stop 7.00, 2.3$, Wekiva Park Dr. Magnolia Ave & MyrtlO St. 7:7.3, Lynthfield Ave & Tulane Or 7 tO, Lakewood Shores, English Hermit'; Trail Tropic Hill St 7 19. 7 37, SR 4) 4. Jacob'; Stop 7.07, north of SR 46 7 10, 7:36. SR 14 & 2.3), Hester Ave & Myrtle St. 7.71. $ 10, 2:17, Trinity Ave. & Tulane Dr. Estates, Green Meadows Apts., Bus 1- 24. 2.14. Hermit's Trail next to last 2.36, SR 4191 Delecn St. 7:00, 2:35, Maurene Or 1:!). 2:29, SR 461 12 7:32, Hester Ave & Lee's Slop 7:73, 7:11, 5.)), 7:13, Lynchfleld Ave. & Si: Hwy 1797 1 Spartan Dr. 7:05, house 7:70, 025, 2:33. Howard.-.ve. 8 Deleon St. 7:09.2:34, Oaks Campgrour.d Y. 14. 2:21, 514 . 2 33 Clemson Dr. 7:17, 1:12, 2:41, 8 tO, 7 II. Cherrywood Or I Bir La Florists, Oakland Shores, Bus Florida Ave I Stone St 7 11. 2 & Center Rd 1 15. 2.27. transfer Sunland Estates, Hwy. 17.92, Bus Navarre Way & Calabria Or 7 16, (hwood Or. 7 07, 0:12, 216. 59: Oranote Pd. & Vlscaya In. 1 10, Florida Ave. & 5hangraw'; Stop students to Bus 107 at Wilson School 45: Lake Dot Or. & Collins Dr. 7.20, Pinewood Dr. I. Birchwood Dr. 7:00. 1:10, 241, Oranole Rd & Magnolia 0 16, 7 34 7:12. 2:31, Florida Ave. 4. Van At. 7.11, 7.21, Hwy. 11971 Lake Mary Blvd Bel.Aire Weathersfield - west 0:13, 715, Derbyshire Rd. & Or. 7:17, C:12, 739, Faith Tor. & sdale Ave . 7:13, 2:30, SR 426 & Van Lake Markham, Longwood. 721. 237 Tulane Dr. 8 Glattonberty Rd 7.10. 1:15. 2:4), Magnolia Of 7:13, S 13, 231 area, Bus 130: Arsdale Ave. 7.14. 7'. 7, SR 426 0 Markham area (PM bus Si) Bus 57: Lake Mary Blvd. area — Park We.athersfeld Ave. 7. tO, 0:10, 2:41. Derbyshire Rd. I Stratford Rd. 7:12, Florida Haven, Charter Oaks, Bus Rug'g's Stop 7.15, 2 ' 21 Longw'ud Markham Rd. & Ed Ridge, Hidden Lake Hwy 17.92. SR. Notre Dame Or. 8. Sayler Ave. 7:11, 1:17,2:41. Fern Park Blvd. & Green 40; Maitland Ave 1. Florida H.sven Casselberry. Camelot area, 1515 wards Stop 7.05, 7:34, Longwood, 417 area, Ill: Lake Mary Blvd. 0. 5:11, 2:17, Clemson Dr. & Columbia Meadows ApI s. 7:14, 1:19, 7:39. Dr. 7:10.1:10,7:40. Maitland Ave. I U: Crystal Bowl dr. IAvalon Blvd. Markham Rd. 1. via Hermosa 7:09, Park Ridge 7:07, 7:39, Lake Mary English Estates - BetAir'e North Spring Lake Rd. 7:11, 0:11, 2:39, Ave. 7.12, 1:12 2:43. 7.02, 2:32 Crystal Bowl Cir. & 3.33. lake Markham Rd. & Orange Blvd. & Hidden Lake Or. 7:09, Lake North Montgomery Rd. - Spring area. Sv;91: Palm Dr. & East Blvd. Beverly Ave. I Spring Lake Rd Lancelot Way 7:04. 2:31, Winter Grove 7:11, 2:32, Lake Markham Mary Blvd. & Smith'; Stop 710, Oaks area, Bus 104: Montgomery 1:03. 1:10, 7:10, Poinsettia In. I 7:)), 1:13, 2:37. Park Dr I Camelot Way 7.05. 2:30. Rd. & Duguid's Stop 7:17. 2:31. Lake 7.36, Hwy. 1792 & Shennandoah Rd, south of SR 4.34 7.05. 1:10. 2.49, Glastonberry Rd. 7:06, I'll, 211, Oakland Estates. South Maitland Tutkawulla Country Club—Winter MkPam Rd. & Syltin Lane Dr. Village 7:12,7:21. Hwy. 17.92 & East Greenbriar Blvd. & Hlckorywood Oxford Rd & Derbyshire Rd. 7:00, Ave. area, Bus 91: Maitland Ave. & Springs, But 125: winter SpringS Ballard St 7 10, 1.10. 736. Maitland Ave. 7:00. $ 13. 2 46. Greenbrier 012, 2 43 Blvd 1 Go:.Il Tr 7 00. 7:34. P4w. 7: U. 2. 30, transfer Studnt5 to bus Rd. 7:13. 7:23, Hwy 17 92 & Sunset laY at Wilson School 7 ii. Dr. 7 15. 2L27, SR 177 8. Bryant Ave. English states — English Woods Ave & Clltworth SI 7 11, I Il, 7')?, Blvd & Little Wekiva Rd 7 tO. 5.IS, them Way & Tarpon Cir 7 09. 2 33, Wilson—Woodruff Springs area, 1 iS, 230. SR 177 & Thomas Stable 212, Sprucewood Circle & Little area. Indian Hills, But 131: Oxford Maitland Ave 4. Marshall St. 1)), Northern Way So Partridge Cr 7.10, 'ada SR-46 (PM But 101) lv; 187: Rd 7 70.2 32. SR 4271 Sunland Dr. Rd. & Hunterfield Rd 710. 1:10, 1.13. 2.39. Wekiva Rd 7 I?. 5 17, 244, Wild 7:3.4. Howell Creek Dr. & Oscefot Tr. SR 46 Elder Re 7.11, 2:33, 7,72, 7,34, Hwy 17.92, & San Mo wool St & Parkwood Ave 7:)), 2.47. Oxford Rd & Carlton RJ. 7:12, Capistrano Apt;., Orients Hills, 7:11, 7:3), Dyson Or. I Black Acre Wayside Or. I Katie St. 7:14, 2:33, Central 7.27,7:72, Hwy 11.92 across $ 12. 2 II. Talbot Rd. & Collier Dr. 5.15, 7 45 North Maitland Ave. area, Bus 72; Tr (east) 7:12, 2:32. Dove In. I Wayside Dr. I Wilson P1.7.15,2:36, from Mariner'; Village 7121, 271 Montgomery Rd. — South area, 7 11.0 II, 2 1 Maitland Ave. & Capistrano Apt; Black Acre Ti. 7:13,7.31, Dyson Dr. Wayside Dr. P Weslyan Church 1:15, Markham Woods area, Lake Mary English Woods — Indian Hills, Bus 1:10, 5: tO, 2:36. Maitland Ave. I Spring Oaks, Bus 142: Montgomery I Black Acre Tr (west) 714. 2:30, 2.37, SR 131 & WilSon School 7:15, Blvd. west of Lake Mary, Bus 10: Rd north of SR 136, first house on 3$; Winston Rd I Derbyshire Rd. Magnolia Or. 7.12. I 17, 2:37, Palm Valley— Lake Hayes area, 2:39. (transfer Croorn; students to Markham Woods Rd. & Dawn Cl. right 7:05, 1:10, 2.4, Montgomery 705, 5:10, 744, Winston Rd, 8 Mail land Ave. & Sherwood Dr, 1:11. ' im St.avla, Jamestown, Bus 42: SR but 3.4, receive Seminole students (Glover Grove) 7.00. 2:42. Markham Pd. 0. Center St. 7:05, 5:1), 7:47, Mar;Ingham Rd. 7:06, 0:1), 2:43, 5:11, 7:39. Park Rd. (Palm Valley) 7 05. 7 M• from buseS 49, 57, 311, Upsala Rd. I Woods Rd & Oak In. (Shady Oaks) Fieldingwood Rd. & Yarmouth Rd. Montgomery Rd. & Greenbriar Prairie Lake Area, Bus ISO: SR 5204. Carrigan Ave (Seminole Ruby St. 7:23, 2:31, Upsala Rd. et 7:11, 2:39, Markham Wood; Rd. I. Blvd. 7:05,I:1),2:1S, Lakespur In. 7:05. 1:13, 2:11. Dakota Trail I. O'Brien Rd. 1. Jaffa Dr. 7:10, 0:10, Terrace) 706. 7 31, SrZ 570 8. Lahie Dump 775. 2:29, Upi.ata Rd. Al Stonegate S. (Ravensbrook) 7:12, 8. Little Wekiva Rd. 7.09,111, 2:14, Winnebago Trail 7 09, 5:14,2:10. 7:45, l'lamIIn Dr. 8. Temple Ave HSyet Rd 7 07. 234. SR 520 & Vlhlen Rd 777. 2.27. 2 31, Lake May Blvd. 8 Sun Dr. 7:13, English Woods, Highland PI.ws, 7 12, 0:12, 2:43. S. Prairie Lake Dr. Peachwood Or 8. Little Wekiva Rd. Beasley Rd. 1 00. 7.15. SR 4.76 I Paola Area, Suburban Estates 7:33, Lake Mary Blvd. & Rinel'iard 7.10, 5 IS. 7 43, Peachwood Dr. & $t. Johns Village, Fern Park Apis., I Highland Or 711, I 11, 7:41, Chapman Pd 7.10. 7 31. SR 476 I (PM Bus 117) Bus 34: SR £6 A & Rd 7 18. 2 34, Lake Mary Olyd & Mockngbrd Ln 7 it. 0.16. 7.42, Bus 114: Osfcrd Pd & GraP'am Rd South St. 8. Lake Or 7. IS, 0 15.7 *3, J4me5 Or 7 12, 2 II. SR 176 & Suburban Estates 7 13, 2 44, SR 16 Wilson Or 1:15, 2 32. Lake Nary Spring Oaks Blvd & Wanut St 7 13, 7 ID, 8 10, 2 41, Oxford Rd & Prairie Lake Dr. & Simpson Park Luthefan Haven l 13, 2 30. SR 124 & A& Banana Lake Rd.? 1.4.2.4). SR. Blvd. & Longwood Lake Mary Rd. 1:11, 7:40 Lochinvar Or 7 I?. -;17. 7 39. 1:16, $16, 2:39, Prairie Lake Dr. & & Poll f')cicja 'QiniJ 7.14. 2 79 SR .476 , ... 1.31. & M.arkham Rd. 7:16. 2:11. !R. 710.1 11.1 kr Mary Rival A. (9 c.t A-.. I.-.. I -I,a• .....&.. .u;ii ,...i t....... ...,. . ,.. • .WpIIIy ,I'. I IiII., •xq .' UCVIVW I)'. I. is. U. is. A. it. rile Pros S("ott 1 S. 7 21 431 4. is? SI. i'll. 2:10; SR.4)I 8. 7:20,7 3O:WitburAv; at Fir; House Hill; Apt;. 8 Homes, Wymore Rd. Aps., Indian Hills,Bus IS): Winter St. 1. Lakeview Dr. 7.19, 1:19. 2:36 Ovieao - Johnson Hilt. Jackson Wilson School 7:15. 7:39. (transfer 7.72.2.70. Lake Mary Rd & R eon's area, But II: Wymore Rd & Lake Park Or. I Marigold Dr. 705, 1:10, South Palm Springs Dr. area. Heights. Bus 97: SR 124 at Johnson Seminole Student; to bus 107, Stoo 71S. 7 26 Destiny Apts. 710, 0.10. 7.46, 2 39, Carriage Hill Cit. 8. Marigold Wind Meadows Apt;.. Palm Spring; Hill 7:05, 2 20, Reed Rd. & Harrison receive Crooms student; from buses Longwood-Lake Mary Rd. area, Wymore Pd & Sprl'vg Lake Hill; Dr. Rd.7 01.1:12,7 11, SR 436 I Society Apis., Bus 123: Palm Spring; Or & Dr. 7.09, 7:29. SR 119 & Academy 49, 57. 107.) Country Club Height;, Country Club 7;12, 0:17, 7,44, Wymore Rd. 3. Park Apt;. 7:10.1:11, 7:44. Kewanee Wind Meadows Apt;., 7:10, 11-le, Ave 7:11, 1:77. Riverview area, Sanford dawn. Rd. area, Bus 33: Longwood Lake Trail between 710312029.7:12,0:11, 2:41, Palm Spring; Dr & Orange St Sleepy Hill Farm 7:14, 1.11, 7:4), Snow Hill — ChulaVista area, town area, Bus 52: Rivet view Ave. & Mary Rd & Hughes Stop 7.11.7:39, Wymore Rd & Wymore Grove Apt;. 2:16, Kewsnee Trail & Talbot Rd. 7:11. 5:11. 7:39, Palm Springs Dr. & Chutuota, Bus 4$: Snow Hill Rd. S Narcissus St. 7.10, 2:42, Riverview Longwood lake Mary Rd. I 7:11, 5.19, 2:40. 7.15, 5 is, 2.17 Highla'rl St. 7:)), I:)), 2.35, Palm Martin's Stop 7:00, 2:11, Snow Hill Ave. & 1st St. 7:11, 7:41, Jessamine Humphrey Rd. 7:13. 2:37. Spring Valley, Bus 131: Spring Carriage Hill, Bus 17: Carriage Spring; Dr. & Alpine St, 7:14. 1.11, Rd. & Bank's Stop 7:02. 2:39, Snow Ave. I Iii St. 7:13, 239, Iongwood Lake Mary Rd. & Valley Pd 8 Live Oak In. 7:10, Hill Dr. & Shady Hollow 710, 5:10, 7.37, Palm Springs Dr. & Oakhurst Hill Rd. & Muller'; Stop 7 03. 2:30, Mangoustine Ave. & 1sf St. 7:11, Howard Blvd. 1.11. 2 36. Longwood S 10, 7.41. Spring Valley Rd. I 2.43, Carriage Hill Or & Apple Hill St 7 IS, 1, 15, 7:35 Snow Hill Rd, 8 Lingrad's Stop 7:04, 2:31, Holly Ave. & 1st St. 7)5, 2. No Lake Mary Rd. & Oak In. 715, 7:35, Orange BloslomCir. 1.11.I.11,2:42, Hollow l. 12,1:17, 7:11. Carriage Hill Sanlando Springs, east Rolling 7:37, Snow Queen Rd 4. (roveland Park Ave. 3. Ind St. 7:17, 2:35, SR iSiContinental Blvd. 7:17,,2:33, Spring Valley Rd. & Greenleaf In, Cir,&LampllteWayl.14,I:14,7:yg, Hills area, Bus 44: Oakhurst St. I Dr. 7:05, 3:34, Clearview, Dr. & locust Ave. 3. Ind St. 7:10, 2:32, SR IS & Jackson Rd. 7:11, 2:31, SR 7:17.0.12, 2.43, Spring Valley Rd. I Howell Park, Bus 25: Winter Park Willow Grove Dr. 7:10, 1: 10 7. 10, Circle In. 7.06, 2:35, Clearvlow Dr. MeilonvilleAve. 1 Ind St. 7:27, 230, 151 3.d. St. 170,7.3), Country Club variety Tree Cir. 7:13, 513, 2:44, Or. 8 Wilshire Blvd 1. 15, 0:10, 2:31. Oaktvyr;t St. & Virginia Ave. 1.11. I Brumley Rd. 7:07, 2.34, Snow Hill MeltonyilleAve 3. 4th 51.7:23,2:79. Rd. & Grand Bend Ave. 1:77, 7:21, Spring Valley Rd. & Spring Valley Ster ling Pork, BUS 93: Laurel Way 5:11,739, White Oak Dr. I Virginia Rd & Lake M'Il; Rd 705, 7.33, M,l)onvilleA.e 12(h St. 7. IS. 2,71, Country Club Pd Ridge Rd. 773, Loop 714. 1.11,7:451 &S*allowDr 1:I0,I:l0,2:10, Eagle Ave. 7.17. $17, 2:31. North St. & Avenue C. A. 2nd St. 7 tO. 7 31. locust Ave. 8 701h St 7.21, 3:15 277, Rantoul In & Highland Cf. Apple Valley. Briarwood (Douglas Cr. & Swallow Of 7:12, 0:17, 2:34, Virginia Ave. 1:1), I: I), 7:37, North Avenue A & Ind St. 1, 12. 720. Sanford area. Wylwsewood. Bus 7,IS, 77 Ave. area), But 137: Douglas Ave. & Red Bug Rd & Dodd Rd. 7:15. 8.15, Si. I Country Club Rd. 7:11, 5:14, Chulueta - Lake Mills Area, Bus 1 19; Park Ave. 3, 41h St. 1:13, 333. Loch-Arbor, Ravenna Park, Candlewick Rd. 710, 0:10, 2:41, 735 7:3.6, North St. & Alison Ave. 'aId, 1)5: Currville Pd. & Lee's Stop Park Ave 4. 41h St. 7 16, 2:32, Park ldyltwilde, Bus 114: Lakevlew Dr. & Douglas Ave I Bayberry Rd. 7:12, Summer;et, But II: Laurel Way 516, 2:34. 7.31, 7 00, 7 II, Lake Mills Rd. & Fore's Ave 3 171h SI 7:17. Park A.i.t. W. Crystal Or 7'I5, 231, S Crystal 0')?, 743, Douglas Ave & Highland & Jefferson Dr. 7:10, 1:10, 2.17. Robin Hill - Sanlando Springs stop (turn around) 7.03, 7:13. Lake & 17th 51. 7:11. 2 30,Mellonville Ave. Or & W. Crystal Dr. 1:16. 7:370 Lake St. 5:14, 2:45, SR 4U 8 Jay Dr. Brittany dir. & Ivanhoe Way 7:17, area Bus IN: Palm Springs Dr. & Mills Rd. & Ballard's Stop 7-04, 3:39, &71lhSt. 7:21,2:77,SummeqllnAve. Blvd. & W. Crystal Or i'll, 7:36, 716, 5:16. 741, SR 436 I Frances I 12, 3:40. Mark Daald Blvd. C. Robin Hill Dr, 7:10. 1:10, 730, North Lake Wills Rd. & Cemetery 7 05, 3. Forest Or 721. 7 75 Orange Ave i).dge Or & SR 46 A 7 19, 7 34. Or 7 I?, 511, 7 40 Winding Ridge Pd 7 11, I II. 73$ St I Sunland Ave. 7 17, 1:17, 234. 7.30, Lake Mills Rd 4. Lakevev & 2Stri 5? / .5.. 2 23. lar,&v"od Of I $914 A 7.71, 232. Lake Brantley HIlls, Lake Summerset, Bus 94: Mark-David Seminole Ave. & Charlotte St. 7:)), Ave. 7:06. 2:37, Like Mills Rd. & Itt Lockhart, Lincoln He4ghts, Bus Vrhlen Rd 0. TangerIne Dr. 7:73, Brantley Isles. Bus III: West Lake Blvd. & Swim club 715, 0:10, 2:10, 5:11, 2:33, Seminole Ave. & Alpine Ave 7.07, 2:34, Tropical Ave. & llh 34: Airport Blvd & lfughy St. 7:73, 2.30. Vihlen Rd. & CItrus Dr. 7:23, Braritley Rd. P. Brantley Hilt; Cr. Mark David Blvd I Mark David Cf. St. 714, 1:11, 2:34. $t. 101, 211, Avens.t' E & 61h St. 3.77, Airport Blvd & 22nd St. 7.27, 7 71, Satsvma Dr. I Temple Dr. 7), I 15.7:30, West Lake Brantley 7 I!, I IJ 2.30 Rolling Hills, Sleepy Hollow, Bus 709,7.31, Avenue E. & SIP St. 7:10. 3:2S. 1:26, 7.71, Tongerine Dr. 8 Temple R d & Came.ia Dr, 1:17. I 17, 2:40, Summit Apt;., Forest Brook, $6: R.131 & Tarrytown Tr. 1:)), 7 33, Avenue E & 4th St. 7.11,:32 7, Rewind Park. Wat3.lngtm Oaks. C,r. 1:71, 276, Country Club Rd. & West Lake Brantley Rd & West Ma,beya Apt;., Sausalito Apis., Bus 0:10,7:36, SR 1344. lchabod Tr. 7:15, SR 1)91. Willingham Rd 717.7,31, BUS 14: Burruwn Lin. Jo, 2nl Dr. 1:0S, Ravenria Park Baptist Church 7:21. Lake Brantley Dr. 7:13, 1:11, 711, 09: SR 436 I Summit Apt; 7:10, 0:12,7:30, Raymond Ave. 8 Barton SR 119 & Bell's Stop 7 13. 2 '30. SR 7 47. Ross.enbet'ry In & 1;t Of 7 Cd, 7 75 Oak Or & West lake Brantley Of 0 10, 737, Lake Howell Rd & St. 1 Il, 5:11, 7:40 Ali8. Dump 7 LI. 7 79 7 .1, Sijmmetland A.e 4. M.1<ai Academy Manor, But 144: 7 15, I 73, 2:43, Poinsettia Derbyshire 141: Pd 7:12, 1.17. 7.39, RolhlngHills,notfarea. Bs Geneva east area, Resthaven, But Blvd 1:05, 7:39. Academy Ave. rriddle of block 7:20, West Lake Brantley Dr. 7:16, 8:21, Lake Howell Rd. & Tuscarora lrall Windsor Ave. & Roxboro Rd. 1:17, 41: Ft Lane Park Pd 6 35, 2' 4, Goldsboro. South area, Bus Ill: 2 21. Academy Ave & Tuskegee So 7,,i3Westwood Dr. I. Pleasant Dr, 713, 5:13,3 40, SR 436 8 M.arbeya $10, 240. Palm Springs Dr. I Lake Harney Rd norm ' Ft Lane Southwest Rd. & 111h St. & 11th 5? 7 77. 726. Hc'hune Cit. rriodlt' Of 1 11,5:73,2:44, West lake Brantley Apt;. 7:14. 8:16, 2:43, 59 434 4. Roxboro Rd. 7:13, 8. 11, 3:31, Palm Park Rd 4.36. 2 47, Lake Harney bloc 1:24, 7:71. 1, 25. 7:25. Rd. & Craft Stop 7:19, 0:71, 2:37. Sausalito Apts. t'k:lO, 0:11, 2:45. Springs Or. & Lakeland Ave. 7:13, Rd. east of Lake Harney Acrtfln Gelidibers, Bus '34: Olive Avg. Route stopt and time tobles, for Swooliwator Club, Woklva Hunt 000d, The Hills. Winter 8. 11. 2;31. 4.57, 2:44, Lake Harney Rd. 1. Lake 13th St. 7:75, 7:77. Holly Ave. 3 13th Wage serving Lake Howell, Lyman Club, SweatwaterOaks Phase i, Be; Woods - west area, Bus Ill: Lake Woodlands - Devonshire Area, Homey Acre$ti's 6:31, 2:43, Lake 5?. 7:20, 7:25. £ Lake Brantley High Schodi:First II: Wekiva Spring's Rd. & SwOet. Howell Rd. I Marshall Rd. 7:05, Bus $7: S*tetbrlar Branch I Plorney Rd west of Lake Harnoy Georgetown area Bus 1U: time shown Is the morning piCkOp wafer Club 7:05, 0:10. 7:41, Weklya 0:10,7:39, Lake Howell Rd. 1. Dover Eastern Fork 7:13, 0:10, 3:30, Acrettc,56:5I.7:41,Lik.GefleaaDrip Cygri'* Ave. & silt? St. 7:70, 2:20, time lie stVde*t taking i'i sub' Springs Rd. & Miami Springs Rd. Rd. 7:09,S:11,7:43, Lake Howell Rd. Devonshire Blvd. I Preston Rd. (tovtPl 700, 7:43, SR 46 east of SR. locuSt Ave. & 9th St. 7:71, 2:71. teCti, IKOAd time shown is the 7:05. 1:13, 3:44, E Wekiva Trait 3. 81 5111, 7:10, 0:13, 7:44, Lake Howell 7.13. 5:17. 7:36 1267 02. 7 dl. SR 461 Lake Proctor Locust Ave. 4. CeleryI.vc. 7.22,2:76, morr.ing pick-up for students taking Ledbvry Or 7:11, II', 7:47, E. Rd & Ivy In, 1:11, 1:14, 3:45, Meadows Wilt. Woodland; (south Ct 7 03, 2 40, SR 46 & University flay Ave I Celery Ave. 7:74. 3:21, lIve subject;. The Third time is Wekiva Trail 3 Cambridge Dr. 113, Japonfra Rd I Poinciana Rd. 7:12, area), Bus 103: SR 134 & Previe-w Heights Rd 7 04, 7.39, SR 46 & Ghdtbar'o. But 140: OLeander afternoon arrival at step for both III, 2 44 Wikiva Springs Rd. 8. 5' 17,7 44, Ridge Dr. & High St. 7')). Ave. 7:10, 0:10, 3:36 Tollgate Tr. & Rçktr Or. 7.)S. 7:3*. ReSt Haven Ave. & 13th St. 1:75, 2:24. five asJ six subject Students $ II, 2:47, Knoll Si. & Linden Rd Sweetwater Blvd. No. 7:17, 0:74, Heather Hill Ave. 1;1, 5:13, 3;39, Rd. north of SR 44 7.06. 7.37, Rest Ceneron City - Canaan area. 7:11, 0:11, 7:4, Lake Howell Rd. & Tollgate Yr. & Willow Creek Cove 7:10. Haven Cr. 707. 7:36. Rest Haven East Sanf"rd, but 101: R.thmond LAKE IRANTLEYHIOII Sweetwater Oaks Phase's II, II., Linden Rd. 7:lS,$:70,7'19,Elsinore 7:14, 0:14, 3.10, Tollgate Tr, 8. A, R1 & Pest Pta.en Cr 7 O, 735, SOuth 0 S R 46, 7.06, 2 47, Ave & Linden Rd 7:16,3:7), 2:50 It, (V), Bias Ill: SweetwaIe'r Blvd Eastern Fork 714 I 16, 3A2, JungLe Rd. .thof 59 467.10,2.33, Cameron Ave & ilit Station Rd North Rear Lake Area, Bus it: So & 5tae lake Dr. 1,12.1:10, 2:11, Hwell Branch Rd. & Waurepi Yr. Woodland; (north area). Windsor Jungl000 Rd. S. Old Mims Rd. 7.11, 708, 7:13, Beardall Are. I Moore Bear Lake Rd, 1. Anna Dr. 1:05, Sw eetwalef Blvd. So. & Countryside 7:11, 0:73, 7:57. Manor, Bus 14: E.E. Williamson 2:33, Scott Rd & Old Mims Rd, 7:17, Station Rd 7:09,3:39, B.eardail Ave. *10.2:43, Rear Lake Rd. 4. G$eaves Of, 7:15. 0:13, 741. Winter Woods, Case Alms, Bus Rd. I Marcy Blvd, 7,10, 1:10, 3 45, Sovtfl of Moore Station Rd 7:10, Cl 7 CL I 13. 7:40 2:Jl. S;nlando Estates. Sweetwater III: Tierra Cit. & Tlerra Cit. 7:10, C C. Williamson Rd. & Tollgate It. (Continued from - Jamison - , - 7 II, I 11, 3 ii, Cedar Oak It & Icllgate Tr 7 I?, S.)?. 313, 141ck01Y Tree Rd. & Tollgate Tr. 7 I), I I). 3 i? Sweetbrlar Branch I Tollgate ir. 7:15, 8. IS, 310. SR 434 & Sheridan Ave. 7:11, 1:10, 337. SR 4318 Rock Lake Rd. 7.19.0 19 3 34 Longwood Hills. Shadow Hill, Sandalwood, Hills, Highland Longwood Groves, Bus 102: Lcrg.'ood H , 11% Rd & Plea.snt HI Rd 7 10.1.10. 7 .46, Lake Emma Rd & Freyer Or. 7:1), 8.13 7 43 EE Williamson Rd 8. Sunset Dr. 7:15, 8 IS. 7:40. E E. WilliamSon Rd & Loch Lomond Ave. 7 16, 016, 2:39, E.E Williamson Rd 8. Range Line Rd. 7, 11. 8. 17, 7 - 38, E E Williamson Rd 8. Plolan Stop 7 10, I'll. 237, E E Williamson Rd 8. Parson Brown Way, 7 19, 5:19, 2.36 SPill north of Longwood, Shomat,, east Longwood, But 159: SR 421 8 Palmetto Ave 7:10, 0 10 . 7 37, SR 421 4. 111h Ave. 7 17 5 12, 2.39, SR 427 & Shornate Dr, 1 I) II]. 2:40, SR 471 Lake Ruth Dr. 7)1.1:11.7 11, SR 1278. Longwood Lake Mary Rd 7 IS, 0)5, 7 43 Orange Ave. & Wayman Ave 7.1$, 8 15, 2 46 Langdale — north Longwood area. But 92: Longdale Ave & Wayman Ave. 7:15., I 10, 2 37. Longdale Ave. & Hunt Pd 7. 17,1.1?. 7.39. Highland 5 & FloridaAve. 7 19, I'll, 7 ii Sky Lark, Longwood, Bus 24: Raven Ave & Ma'at?n'wlark St 7 tO. 0 tO, 2 Al. I I ,irlç Cr 8. J.',' (',.r? ',i 7 17 6 17 ' ' ,',,.. , a ii ,.sAN a , . J - r 1si1 R1 — a 'T T gIIIIII1uIF! , 'tI" I ts all J ii i I r ' ::'- ' -'\ . . ..- I •iL'4 !Firi*i ,\ ,pi o C: 'I r 1.. Az fit 10 . . , -, ) Q. 0 0 I 1 , die a j1o, --4- - Help without , '-•': •''•' A. (. •:. I "rUi "S 11r. - ........ o ,...... a'- . ,j . I ge ...- r - - -r E %, 4 : j;•.4c-. . - z -mr 2 - CtIbI...,1..PaT TYI'&'T'IT T 1 TF V 644 ' ,. . .,,, i Ave i IS ran v is Casselberry, east of Hwy. 17.92, But 31: Winter Park Or & Seminola Blvd 710, 0:10, 7 17. WinIer Park Or & Camelot Way 7 17. $17, 2:10, Winter Park Dr. & S Triplet Lake Or 7.13, 0')), 2 39. Queens Mirror Cr. & 5 Triplet Lake Dr. 7.11, 0:14, 7:30, Overbrook Or & Sunset Dr. , IS. s 15., 2 37, Prey Ridge Rd at ,'ctrcist ci 7 Il, f 17. 2 35 Lake Lucerne area, Lake Hodge Estate's, Sherwood Forest, Bus 42: Florida Ave & Delaney Dr 7 I. 10. 7 ii, Lake Lucerne Dr. & George St 7.09. 0 It, 7 13, Nursery ill, p ij, j, Talmo St. 8, Oak Ln 1'!), )$ 7 40, Colony Or & Tim berlane It 7 15. 6 17.73$. Winter Park Dr fat $00)) 1 16, 0 Ii, 7:31, Winter Park Of & 71h St 7 17. $19 736 Winter Park Or & Crestview Ln 1 it. 020, 7 35 Winter Springs Ranchhands, Seminole Turf Club area, The Terrace, Meadowlark, Coronado Homes (grade 171 Lake Hodge - Estates(flotth section) grades 17 Lake Dr. West of 154: E But I k%kai5ilI4 Rd 1 05, I 10, 7:50, 2020 Lake Dr, 7:06,1:11, 7.49, Lake Or & Holiday Or 7:00, II), 247, Moss Rd & Bahama Rd 7 10 5:16, 2 '*5. Edgemon Ave. 8. Murphy Rd. 1 17, a 11,11, Edgemon Ave. & Lom baRly Rd 7 13. 0:18, 2:42, Sherry Ave& David St. (south) 7:14, S 19. 741, SR 1)1 & Bennett St 7 IS, I 20. 2 jO,SR 4318. Devon Ave. 1:16, I 21. 7:39, SR 434 4. Bombay Ave 7 Il, On. 1:30, SR 431 & Shecan Blvd 1 11,573. 2 37. SR 134 8 Tim Lerlanc Ir. 7 19. 1.71, 236 Shores, Lakewood English Estates. Highland Pines. Carriage Hill, (grade 12) Canelberry, east of HWY. 17.92 (grad, 9)2), Bus 144: Hwy 1192 & Spartan Dr. 7 10, I 10. 7.1?, Cherrywood Dr. & Sum merwood Tr. 7.)), 0 II, 7.16, Glastonberry Rd. & Hunterfield Rd 7,1),013, 7.45, Oxford Rd. & Palm Or 7)5. I'lS, 7.1), Oxford Rd & LO(hnvar Or 7 16,1 Id. 7:17, Fern Park Blvd. & Green Meadows ApIs 7)7.517, 2:11, Carriage Hill Or & Lamp Lilt' Way 7 19, 1.19, 739, Carriage Hill Or 4. Bayberry f3ranch 1 20. 8- 70, 21.31, Carriage tIll Dr. & Shady Hollow 7:21. $71, 2)7, Sunset Or & Lake Triplet Dr 7:72, 1, 22, 736 Society Park Apts . Summit Apts Summersef, Howell Park, (grade 121 Bus 39: SR 434 & Society Park ,'ip?5 7 05.. 8 tO. 235. SR 136 8 itjmirt ..p's 7 ('I t Ii. 7 30. Rt'( nia Rd A. Mark David Cl 7 II S16 71) Wilshire Blvd & Mark David Blvd 7 12.8 Il. 2.4?. Wilshire Blvd Sterling Park, Camelot, (grade 13): Lake Kathryn Woods (grades. Il), But 12): Swallow Or 8. Eagle Cr. 710, 0 tO. 2 47. Wren Or 8. Laurel Way 7:11, 0:11, 2:41, Jet fretori Dr & Laurel Way, 7:13, S 13, 2'19. Crystal Bowl Cit & Guinevere Or 1 IS. I IS, 7 37, Semunola 8iv, & Dinat Or 7 17, I Il, 2 35 English Estates. English Woods, Indian Hills, (grade 12); Robin Rd area (grades I- 12) Bu; 11: Kewanee Tr. & Shoshonee Tr 7',I C* 10.7 14, Tatuot u. 4. Collier &r. 7 Ii), a LI, 7.41, Winnebago Tr. S. Dakota Tr 7 17. 0 II 7 12, DOef'oOd '. Rd & r ieldngvvood Rd 7 13, $ IS, 2 II, Winston Rd. & Derbyshire Rd. 7 11. ItO. 2 10, Oxford Pd. & Derbyshire Rd. 1 IS. I 17, 7:39, Oxford Rd I, Hun?ertiticl Rd 716. I 15, 730. Oxford Rd & Carolton Rd 7 17, I 19,237. SR 436 & Robin Rd 7 20. 0 72. 2 11 -2027 . . 4=0 41111111, 4~ .11111110 -. a • L. -•. O' ; . 5, - — NOW I ',' C __ ZZIXIXLXZZILZIzazIxxzzIxz'xzzzzzxzIxxzz.II,zzz I .x erms Fill !i !tI! I I 1I sr !!. I i a k 0 — iili r a., i go . o I .o'm 2 ,'. . . I.!! FA 04 4 L. i j M 6 U to. LE on Z e.- * V I 2g S " — — I 0 13 'ek Z L M CL ,. CIO _____- I E 02 Q . 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SCREAMS HANTZ, ".1 SAW if FIRsr!Al BUT FULLA PUTS HIS FOOT ON IT: 'NO! 41I1VE.' 4' FOR A TENSE MOMENT THEY Al F Nr FA('H rmwizf ___ ;yi.3 1:- — — ni 3 3 04 u- AW — P4 01 CA 4ãf t .10 I 1. 40 ca W 0 000 ---- - 0 0.0 I 7 co C 4 - - - * 60 - I V I -I - tLI4.O 19 m I. jo : - ![ iWIIi 'i -4 - 0 > C X _• a ' 04 -,a . = Cc- ..~ I S' -, k fs 1 ----!-._ es 0 q< CAI IN to S -!I------ a 5fell 110 a 11 9 -1 fg, , 3 0 c c ci Gg 0 C,) tj 16S rr E. FAI , F ~~ 441C pa E r* ir Pr 0 10 ell 14 4 14 I I. — IN d 4LktY L'IIII __-.4• f it SUDDENLY THE! AGE- NCRu5T7 SHEATH CCI.AES LOOSE EXPOSING A STILL SERVICEABLE BLADE! FULLA SCREAMS AS HE SINKS SLOWLY TO THE. OUST. "I SAW IT FIRST. HE WOULD NOT LET AlE HAVE /7 MUTTE5 HANTZ, A3 IF ThAT JU5TIFIEP THE DEEP. C63 A FROM GUILT TO TRIUMPH. AT LAST HE ALONE IS HEIR TO BECOME CHIEPTAIN OF THE TRIBE.... A KING! NEXT WEEK—Theecusation I 51"'a -tu I"c T11 0 r . Ll to win am b _ — ....THEN THEIR LONG HATRED EXPLODES. THEY BECOME BERSERK IN A STRUGGLE THAT CAN ONLY END WITH ONE VICTOR. 9 UR: PT "'A - ~~jljjl ____ > .1 Z C . 0 r W gom L.- -1 w i N [48, 2 to #.0 H L. k m 0 " - r- SLO,LY HIS EXFRESSION CHANGES 09 Uf 19 ' -• E v sr I' / *&2w (1 ct '1 a \. •,J. C.10 a Z j ... - - r • i -'.. ••. jr tl . -.— ____ 969 - W 2= A ~ ORN LOSER by . I913. WLf$J rr"t% 'ItI'.d Art Sansom I �the ft by Howie Schneider CIRCUS of P.T. BIMBO a cc EADY, R ( _ > 91 ) BOYS NO • , 5;VAA Z 80A V T TO Ap L 0 1616 0 I ©1g;,?.. Ire T'.' ;•u Piltr O Z'M AFRAID SHE'S RA U 5RAAP TAI K Phi _ oFF _ RA TA T-TAT 1A 'A7 P WINTHROP Fr _________________________ (w _________________________ by Dick CaNralli E SHORIET UH... L SEE... MICK EY RN EY I HE'S NUt ' I Q US Pat Ott AN -ANT! NOTH I NGIS 3 Z MC(SLf T1M TO po 1HINGS WI1 M'( fAMU.X. W COMES M( WiFe! iis CØOVIZTS ALL.. 1NI'. ISN'T rc nMc (jOU AMP PP 80MThtMG WiTh YOUR FAMILY CAt4 Lis 10 ___ FOM I I c'IVE UP... WHAT 15 I ___ _______ ________ ) (SfJMMER VACATION. T b J AMUMM 1(1 IF 0 ç3 <AVALi, 13-31 AN t 43 CL OUR BOARDING HOUSE g Ilk REAP ALL ABOUT IT ,- it C TP-kE N%'T NET IT CAN'TC —9 FE 5EP1s50N! by Mes Carroll H'_____________ ______ DEAR POLLY HERE, HA,,I5 60T 6MA:5HER005_%1%_ 0 CORPL16CLE6 co — ' \ —1 I I 147 INCL LID IN', MAYBE THEE TEST F/11 0 ____ -r I ZO -- - DEAR POLLY Want to kccp thi cats from walking on the hood arid top ot your car? Put a few rnolhbas DEAR POLLY Those who se.i know how easy it Is to spill straight 141 with Photo in One Size 2 (wide Uo 6$4 _•s. is pins, I keep a small slyrofoam meat tray at my sewing machine and slick pins In the tray. No more spill. - - ids of 60-inch, plus sami~ for lin, m) - - --- _-- on, or In. a plastic bag (perforate the bag if your put them inside). Lay this on the hood or roof. The cats will stay away. DOSHIA. T 10-18 ALL TE MILSRITY? LET COULD r — V- nr . — —_ 322 IN ON -_ ----- LJ6E IN 600D _________ refrigerator. I get more things in smaller space and It is So Much easier to find what is wanted — Poncho / I Y DEAR POLLY— Asihave found it so practical to use 1 lazy Sus in in my kitchen cibinet and bathroom. I > t MOM - I turnmythsh. isher off just be-fore the drying L,cle and leave the door open stho steam escapes. This works like I vaporizer. The dishes dry by IhOn`15elves and energy Is saved. — _____ W WERE JUT CHECWIS4 T4E ALLEGEP HITS FOR THE NEW TELLY AWN! - ./ / TVJ1I E ' Pis, * - N _kErULE 1T 'Pornvjy',' TWI5 '51HEOPIE TkC'IcN T .A AT1NG-RvE OA , A6 5?EEVY AV5 RS-167E-R-COUN7 A4 I 323 3-8 et )\ 4 0 I / wearing this unatcIima style. No. hoto Gwde is t3? .t InSizes to to 18. Size 12. rds 453.1 busl~ 2 inch. No. 11~113 with Pholo-Guide is in Sizes 3 to 8 years. Size 4: 1 ards. Two Separate Her ns. c 8-31 Mill TO ORDERnewspaper), 1975 — - t. . Tw_ -_— _ vOAM - AJEAT 1 1 AY -, - '1; OU sr J . enouqh lor the bird. one smaller 110k for tntiliti0ii Attach the han something solid, even a tree and let it swing. It's catproof, These containers a FRANCES, great birdiceders. ___________ ____________ to — i daughter ... 149G -/ f,I fl .- .. •. , DEAR POLLY A Classic This classic's simple lines are accented by top. ilitching. No. 1490 with Photo-Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18, Size 10, 321., bust: 1', yards 45-inch. - Aro make them fit, I removed the waistbrnds opened the jeans down In, s i des and Cut off the right amon eneach5ido Isewdthcmbaccun md replaced the waistbands, ma ing tnom small ticeci be Thu Polly pays $1.00 tot every Idea used. this newspaper. Send them to her, (9 (9 MOLK CONTAINER 5117 as 1 didn't have to bother with the IMAS L K. DEAR POLLY I use pasto wax instead of oil on cabinet or other household door hinges. It's rio-drip and long-lasting. I also use this under swivel chalral — JAMES. KNIT ' cf uC (I PS 0 jeans to my small daughters. To as Bond 75 C each plus 2 Sic #or postag and handfIrI with name. to PATTERNS (-,this address, pattern humblit asaiii 4388, Midtown station, Now York, NY 100 1. Atik;we, 46-- F IM - yrs. njov S _ p Matchmas _____ ----\,r (OJ -*OF PIAKIt~ YOUR OWN ? I ' - bI IIlU BUTA P%PER . T4 \ - -. TION OF %HsT"HIT"GO\\5 THEY'LL DROP O LATE"- rRoeABLV iuv rvki'rru&"\r _.•..._-' s milk container makes a wonderful r DEAR POLLY — I hava a great way to make an end table out of scraps' Start with an old TV stand. place a round barrel lid atop it and 11171011 cover with a round, floor-length tablecloth (perhaps matchinq a room's draperies), SARA Soft and Lovely A lovely knit suit for Ine young lad) in soft mohair. Pattern No. 5117 ha! knit direc!:ons for sizes 6 to 14. Send Ift plus 15c for postage and with name. address, pattern Rumbef And size to PATTERNS this newspaperi. Box 43#8. Midtown 18181104. Now York. NY 10018. �-- t 1' 4 10 0 r m . ____ STOP 00 b Bernice Bede0fol A %0 0' _____ - I - ______ (1 IZ =I ____ AV~ / e "MISS BONHAM'S JUST BACK FROM VACATION ON A DUDE V Oder 75 r..m 9n` c Uor - 6.4 y"! V "I*M SUPPORTING TWO WIVES NOW MY DAUGHTER JUST GOT MARRIED! an -- ' 7; - ______ ___ " \\ 6av( C4 0 / - -' W N 1 CANCER June21Juiy22) You like o more than can beefficiently handled as the week begins. Be alerl for financial opportunities Wednesday, Ttuarsciay Drive defensivelyFriday. An old idea pays off Saturday. LEO (Jui 23 Auq 22) Hidden factors cause you fr ustrations Monday, Tues0y. ednesday and Thursday. are your best days. Good things can lmpp~n Friday will be eApensive. You make a smarl deal Saturday. VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Friends outside interests tend to complicate vonr affairs early in the week Something's gained secretly Wednesday. 7W L: ;j soft -1 ci, \\ -.i!'7 _•_,' 31 FEP UP. 1j \,. / ,oij 11 aroase enmity. Little of value will result. A Wipe is ierti tasks catch you napping Friday. Quiet wee1sd I - M KEN.ItIA194PPINI-SS RESUL TS WNENREP YOU PjOM[ /4.01\'BERIIIIE PREDIETS V 0904 A ~ FFL'4 ~Xi_P. AVR SHOUL 0 YOU FiFL, / T ?' rti SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Your ideas are poorl y reN Tuesdiy. Malof goals can he achieved midweek with luck lendill a haor.. Friday is tough if dealing with groups, An old friend gets in touch Saturdayr 6 43 4 -_ "ITS YOUR BOSS ON THE LINE ELMO! AND YOUR JOB, TOO, IT SOUND~ LIKE! 'IS THERE A CHIROPRACTOR IN THE HOUSE?" FOR 10HAI 19 TAXPA YER. A AIP MC PAY FA RN OF -P r 60vmmoroFFICAL WA~ CAU6uTD01A16-90S1NFSS 7,qFN05 W114 TAKF A SURPRISIN6 UKURN MIPWR', A S PFOP4F rFiVL) TO 5F rFMPORA RXY OP TIMIS RC TORIARO THE' CLOSE' OF T14F 14b'Eff, SEVEeF WV TI/ER MAY CAUSE OU FAMES SOME WOES. © 1975 by r11A rS 441 ~6 0 T911P You CA At Po wyour wgrN 0, 17, - I 1 Y00 L 9F A MA ZFP A r How m ucH yozl TAIF L 1JCK YOLI VE IOOKING F091 YOU A L III PY POSSESS. USE' Ir. 4 DIDN I ANSWER YOU, MOM, IS CAUSE YOU SAID NEVER TO TALK WITH MY UTH FULL "THE REASON I - I P by Toni 0 K. R I I N W yan I NOTE: 3end fetters-1o Bernice Be de Osol, c/a this newspaper, P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of general Interest. Sfudenf 's LQ!1 Corner Monday, Tuesday. You get a profitable idea Wedne~6 You're fortunate speculating Thursday. Career problems Friday. Success ul coup Saturday. NW RA S1411VC7rON CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Close associates must be nandled arefully Monday, Tuesday. Unusual benefits through shved inlei~-ls Wedn-.sday, Thxsday. Watch temper Friday. A lhise decision Salufd ii' AOUARIUS ~Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 11 youlag on resprisibilites, eirly in lh,~ %*,f.ek it voll t)- dflicull to catch up. Lucky through partners Wednesday. TMursday, 011 mills come due Friday. Sharp at business Saturday. . ' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Overindulgence is your bgcst ',',eakness Monday. Tuesday. Approval of the boss is yours Wednesday. Finances tright Th ursday. Mate is difficult Friday. You gain a v u: lH i3IRTI[IDAY ... t1iiWee atid t.1ii Motitll1 ASSOCIA770.VIF PIJ 7' UPON ___ ' t M //1S TI//s ASPECT IS 0C7EN OLiiii - 110/vIE gEkIEE7/ES A S PREVWT/ yE PEPUT ___ p MIP4LJTES L.ATh,YOzT, NINCOMPOOPI YOU'RE IJEOPARPIZING SIX . (-' "THE JOKE'S OH... ¶4tWfrk4J V — '"°' ARSONS SORAI WITH THE SUN XV/'GO j GEMINI GIVIS VIRGO -_-_ ___f A F/fEE f'Ei'/J IV/U'E s- A k'E SOME WI14 T SK(P1CAL O/ TI/E 145/L i tics 4'J % _± MINORILLS. —' ;;i 0*z, Im -- __ E4R I , 2 1190 . sb all OC ___________________________________ - as es Vill 00 "on(31 goe -- • Ce ________ - i;wzl 10 ARIES III 21-April 19) Pr0leMS domestically as file Wetk begillS, bill they're manageable. Midweek: Fun, with some surprises. Don-I ignore responsibilities Friday. Exceptionally productive Saturday. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your plans have some flaws Monday, Tuesthrough family, related endeavors Wednesday, ThursYou're fortunate day. Ca r eless with resources Friday. Apleasant social encouaterSaturday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 111 likely to spend more than you make Monday, Tuesday. Very creative Wednesday. Good news through a contact Thursday. More home woes than usual Friday. Weekend: Improves. _____ • : 0 a/trolecui thl/ ujeeK i _ Z~4 '77]I/IGPONU1GHT, 1Ts8E51r//EYOOITTW(MSrLVES. / 4 MY HOALTWI 'FJJv' fV1AJ 1 FVIt'LJP'A • Ak'ECOME'NEI2 Oil FFAOI F0 F 1/AA Pf(64HT 00W GOTM T3 tr I 6o CIO U)HA-r/19i PC NOW e a C 20 xxx Z. _II FIRUMP INr a - .:. wand b 8ER/? Ile 74 V4" OUT OUEL WAY MR. ERTLE- JU57- RETURNEP THANKS,WILLIV 'rkUR FISHING REEL, POP' I b3r 3E:d Sulli%ra I'M MAKING UP THE C-4?CCERY JUST SET IT ON CA LIST, PEAR ," ANYTHING THE TABLE- : A MAKE AN 4APFOINTMENI POR'T.OUR -EXAM _ COULP GET ALONG TOLJTONE YEr? LIKE ? ffl& Y00 00'i TO~- V M F \ 7J 17 -TH' GIA~& FZFAW,%r f~tJoj)&H 13A fM FO F e,[7~ F? Totl(&H-r (jS,THAT F(&HT'~ BY THE WAY— PIP Yal)( NO! I PECIPEP I THINK OF SPECIAL 14 FY."MAO, - !e_n 01 - 600NIV* &IZIFAT! -THI~ of~~lli5~1 —--------1 i — '—(__ ~VIPF~ AO Em Is / 001~ 00X :• -4 z - MY (TWA'1'1OFA - YOU'Pe TURNING INTO JUST BECAUc-E YCIU ABOUT MY EVES. GEORruEf THE NEWSP ARM'S LENGTH ... _ , ANP CAUGHT ME I CAN'T 5r=E WELL! I - I W157 H 'YOU WERE FAFN A / 1O,A1F1R, WAS, AF,A1 7 F'O[ / LIKE F YOU ARE A13OUT MY FOR INSTANCE., THE PENCIL IN THE HOLE! '(00 -TO POT TO 10 10 Rl r, CA IIPTI 1) 1 -...j: . -• --- - - •, -. ' i' I _________________________________ •r .,, . - , ,•, ' -. -. ...__'.____ . . - . - - - . . --- - ---- .. ' - - - .' ___ . . . , _______ - • Wo W— -rm-r . - : �- CAMPUS CLATTER FROM NOW ON I'LL HIRE ONLY INSTRUCTORS WHO ARE RECOMAEN BY THE ZE1QO PP1JL14T/O1V : co — ¶ Larry by £5 HE'S RUINING 'SOMEHiNG - ,•?t - - Lewis, •I HOW P1WPESSO1 nico1s 19 WHAr'S WONJ - ft'1.—v— by Garry Trudeau OONESBURY THE ___ 45 Vi/ilf4t fly 7p$$ /NED OU / Ii , OFF )f2iiR 1/PTI/PJVLfP CAPN HW1T / HO'1JLP "a' SE6/N&YJI PARDCW, CI4PN, 5U f45N7 OUT rn&e5 au'A PA LIr'5 0/1,15 7/MT //1ATT/14T/JA5?./ 4T?')VUIWER6 PAS9E!) 0 01 ft \ EMPLOYEE, 'S EPENENT$ A COL.1L.EGE 9U7 AS CP AS WE AN EACH SEMESTER H'S WIFE, 80TH ALL GST — GWAFREa TUITICI PARENTS, D0 S0NS 4D 5AUGI47'ES ALL. '\ 1 j 5YART 9 -- ((1 (c/HAT/5 71/IS— „) E_ii___—_------ TO (A1To Ft/65?/ AN OUTF/t 0?.' RAYS? ONMYTW ( 50 YOU TOOK MY 0OP5. 5AN0 501610 7-3 riAl Uq W 19L 8-3 'CAPTAIN EASY r \YOU J1t A L by Crooks & Lawrence ALLEY 003P P0N1Y 0\vYY 1 ( ' SLIk, 1 LL by Dave Gvaue O000sv HEAD! G'NESSJ MAYBE THEY 4RE'T 00030 JUST NAPPING AF7SR ALL! AN ' H IT SOME ROCK%AR ALLEY? ARE VOU qW V. I MAYDE IF v\1E NAAAH, Ir6 HOPE-LE55! AND PAD AND I GUE56 *YOU'FZE- RIGHT wEvE c-70rTA LIMPER977ANDi... LET,07 KATZ. 5CHOOL! 5014 HAVE I GOr TWO GREAT H ... HOW'S HE'S .) Y)TILL OUT! HIS LEG LOOkS FUNNY WOULD YOU UMPA ... PERHAPS THE \NIZER MIND (Z -EE7- A(5ENCY! 0 NOT! I.... QM in 3 CL Go o 00 115 6, S:” JOHNNY WONDEI)I 'T u g q POTS FW.%% EAC'H 3 STIZA* 51-117 LINI55. by Dick Rogers nATURE COLORS CUCKOO BIRD _110 COFF.LL, THE A ' MINUS g4l H' 3P3RXSC31X.LAfS POP 6RUSELs, I'M AR THIS REMEMBER, THE GOING To SHOW YOUL,40W To MAKE -OLO;Z THE 1 A PENCIL by Al Vermeer YOU'VE GOT To LOOKS LIKE A SAND HAS To BE GO 0 D S POT/ GSOOD AND WET/ A SAND CASTL ARE YOU WATC H IN(a, REALLY PACK IT DOWN! THE SMALL WOODEN CLOCK IMITATEFS Er EUROPEAN • F _____ :;•a ________ a _ •: (SEE ANSWER C30 1: LANCE I 1rFJzL.E IN,.in - BcD (C'O I1SItS _:,a -We . / \,'• x $ - CITY VORKIGTXfl - ,. I PL6O 'F' -: ES 10 ov er.' ITS omow, 'rANL, WALK, OR RUN, 1I1E /.'OvEMEWr aI'I4 FLUI ¶IGGER NERVØ t&i IN AS 10 it4E I c'o5ffi0j45, rr ThEN 5ENC5 A'EAGE Bo 0 3 fl4EMUL%%EuiQ KEEP OUR BALANCE. \ $ r•-..!H 'I f;14~ CIA I I Boys QQI ØJ Wlu Cal oflhuivaluiblsprtzu uiwirsd b izzie Books iwirdid for 1 e1 four bait yur qus'Ioi an 191 10: s. .. -. 0 I i 'c/o'this n'ewspa per) P. 0. BOX 1335 (SUND11) Sents Cruz, Calif. 95001 - FMOV RAMIL MV '71 .. ha ,. p a 10019 6RU5SELS/ POVE HOLES UIP IN K EP C'LJ . U IF TE ACH YOU DON'T PAY ATTENTION? AN0 1145Y .51VO US CUQ 5gN56 0;: ASKS i 31 CANALS W141CH NMI Lu N06 C-4 OF FUN AND GAMES 1 0 Box) t.S; . \ \..• \ 4 .. \ ',. ((a ; / I \ . . I I 3 . I e 1 . - I •... b pkon TM'R _8-3t 1 ' • S • i .0 D l5buE 1nc l.a.. -I UIj a 1 . - ., I p - - . ___________________________________________ - • p - . • • . SI - - I • • —'— • a --- -.- - - —--- — -------- I -=---- - — 5-- -. '-- . - ; •. . a * .'- • %.-: . - - - • • .• • - . . - -. • • . . - 4'i. .. .—. . • •. • •;...,_._ a • ._ -- 7 ;•--•-. a ••-.r. i �- I - - - - - - - - - -r ...g SHORT RIBS 1by Frank 11111 rHI, Y 1rom ,00WXoq1V11 I-/AVENT 93 PSEEN 'YOU SINCcOLLEGJ) -- I ___ v ce f jP_I r. [3uF?NEDDOWN £9 )'ThII I1l$1I1 - RO.T.c? _____ i- / r A50UT -THE rimF- WE PEACE j/7 P l• HOW EMEMAT You AoAlN. çcñr I _ REAT T0 rPULL UP ' -'-i -• q2 bw ¶bSE CAMPUS RIOTS../ CAN flLL SMELL THE \ PIG'S TEAR GAS AND REEL I OFF 1 Aft 1ELD 7HE OR WHEN W FTHE OHL PARTOF THOSE PAN HOSTAGE \BLEW UP A POWER TOWN WEF BLA6KEI) \ WERE WHILE WE MADE STATION TO OUT WAS TE SLUMS.) PUS. NONNJE6OTIAB L E )PROTFGT B10 OOR OLD \ ( Jp THOSE NIGHTflCK I /HOW ITOPPRESSES F POOR LitU BUGS BUNNY & b3r StOffel & 11ele mmdahl AS OUR C7LORIoUSER TH' ONLY HOLIDAY 1OETHER \ CLUCK I KNO\V NEARS AN END I AM) WHO COULD EAT AT PEACE -( HIS WAY ThROLH WITH THE ) A TWO -WEEK WORLD... VACATION.' THIS ROAD SEMG KIND 0' STRANGE T'ME S.TAKE A UDOK AT 1i' ROAD MAP.' .------I HASTEN TO YOUR IPDING.' f/if WHAT ELSE HEY. LEAVE US HOPE IT WILL THERE'S \ PROVIDE OVIDE PERTINENT A sleN.' --PR NEW. ' // WELL, COME ON, WHAT LE$ TN' MAP -------_ - SAY —/' CONTAIN ( OUR IRE, 'RE.' 17M / TRYING TO / ;. ( DETERMINE ( OUR loot cr I'M AFRAID ) WE'RE LOST! / MM, NMMM, AND ( MMMM!.- 1 N77; )j ( OUR 41 ------_. bq ff5! -- - - -- IF 'qve Iv6t, .1\HEREYOUI (I _ HOME I Oak PI 01 8 00 -. EEK - Via-L, MEEK FmThE F you COMPLETE C-L&TJ OF 7& mt ik & 16T uric OF ThE UPO ___ _ by Howie Schneider t' CR OS OC A6 At TO / Cf.' II I I S Go — ( -I Uti SCME CF CRCAMZED \ ccxu OF OJE-ttJfl4 ) CiME$' MOST DRAMATIC LCOLEWITS / .. .ThE MI D I6 T STULA11 of pr __ GH H H AA : f-- a. Fr 021 ____ ----- ---.----.--- .--------------. - - - .r:- ,--. 8(WAPJT I6tJIT10U it I GA 4 - -- -- -• ___ ______ ?-; ,•l - ___ &-• j _______ ANIL EJ S! 12 ___________________________--.1•_A______ -- • - .--- ------- - - .-. ..:. . 3' - -- -. -- ii \l • - t\.\1: A - -.,- IVY" - -. -- -. -- -------• -fo;•. • '0 � 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, August 31, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1975. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 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/9477ef2919e60e674347a8093d8cc1e7.pdf 66bae639f127b1172044c8ea3a1248bc PDF Text Text - - --- - -- -:--.. - .-.- lB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .-: - ---- Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1975 MOM, GET BACK ON SCHEDULE, WITH THESE 68 1 h Year. No 6—Thursday. Aug. 28. 1975 w J By El) lIlI('KETT Herald Staff Writer GREAT SAVINGS PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS ! L r. I SANFORD HWY. 17-92/2690 ORLANDO AVE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITI ES THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN LABOR DAY SEPT. 1, 9 AM TO 8 PM URS MON. THRU SAT. lAM. TOMIDNIGHT (5UN0,AM. TOO P.M.) IlL1 • -- WEEK VVVE E PABST HOT DOG GROUND SPARERIBS BEEF 6 PAK '3 LB. AVG. NLS.9 LB. GROUND CHUCK LE AN $1 KS WITH 7.30 FOOD ORDER EXCL. CIGARETTES 25c FAIRWAY FARMS 8 PAK GROUND ROUND L1398C LEAN L81 .28 GREAT COOK-OUT SPECIALS LABOR DAY WEEKEND FULL CUT STEAK SALE ROUND BONELESS STRIP SIRLOIN STEAK LB. ALSO 8 PAK HAMBURGER -- BLADE CUT CHUCK SHORT CUT CENTER CUT CLUB 9.98 LB. + ) * FAIRWAY FAMOUS $ 1, LONDON BROIL 9.98 Ph(l'U(,S ii OLE - Commissioners MIke Hat(away and harry Kwiatkowski also approved the switch. Hattaway said he "hadn't even considered" ramification.s of the switch, but he said he 'guessed" the move was made "to spread the money around." Conunisioner Hattaway's cousin, State Rep. lob linttaway, is on the board of directors of the Southeast First National Bank of Maitland. Con ta cted at his Altamonte Springs office, today, Rep. Hattaway denied any connection between the transfer of in &J6 Rh CU HIGH funds and hs diretorship. 'None whatsoever," be said. "But I think it's a good move." fie said it's agoodmovebecause the Maitland ba nk does a lot of business with South Se minole cities Casselberry and Altamonte Springs. Rep. Hattaway also said it was the "first I've heard of it" w he n inlonned of the Corn:flissiofl'S decision. Kwiatkowski sa id the board's idea was to "even out" fun ds on deposit with banks, lie sa id Cornl3ank had a "heck ofa lot of accounts," — . ''v 't -- 1 t -'v- . . . . ' ;. .' • - -. . - -' r' 1 . 'y I .:. - - The bank receiving (:i-;TA fufl(l doesn't entire.mil li on in a lump sum. Instead, , - the money dribbles in and is paid out within three days ]a -- ' "-• i('ontlnueil On l'agr 3-A, •1 MIKE IfATA WAY Keeth attacked Layer in the earlier 30-minute work session before moing to reject the .. ALTANIONTE SPRINGS Questioning a possible Florida sunshine Law violation, Seminole County School Board members Wednesday night backed off from a move to call a executive CAC the proposed master contract 1' •. i'- ,,. ' - I _ - - By JOE ASKREN lierald Staff %Srlter IF 'a institution which pays the highest dividends to the county. "I don't care where we put the money as long as the county benefits," he sa id The motion to switch funds was made by Kwiatkowski and seconded by Williams. School Board Balks on At Contract Act'i' .., ' . Kiatkowski also said his philosophy was to bank wi th the - _~_4ft V '• - ratification of the contract and call an executive session "at the earfiest possible time to discuss the agreement." This was later defeated by a 4-1 vote. "I submit that the superintendent has not carried out the intent of the law for the board's de li be ration," said Kee th. Laver said Barr) Pelle) the -% - with more than 1,400 school teich€rs for the ne budget \t'-tr . board's chief negotiator, had initialed each of the 25 articles Alter adjourning a work .nd 'tentative agreement has sion set for the purposes of been reached by both sides A'LAN xi:i ratification, board members He said he had sir-d it hi!:1later in a regular meeting 'Wc dcl:syed adopting the self. reviewed "item by item" about recommended salary schdule, Stenstrom said each bo:trd half of the 45-)age contract too, for the !7S.7b school year rrwrn be r ou ldbeunvu,4jtionof until early this morning when until after the contract is the Sun*4ne Law .0 the conthe nieetin wa 'stopped on ratified mist La)ti' Jjact Is not tk4 in an open 8dVIC .&i frttorT - W.. t \, . J ' '. uIg -' . ' L. I . r" . , -- . :_. .. . - . - .. Af! .._,.. . .'' _. - , - - - ' - ' - - _________ - Stenstrom becau& of the , heeth toll La yer hour.creme, including a irwümum I cannot of the contract $300 jump in base pay is tied to understand wh you can't was continued until 3 pm. both the contract and the (I1SCUSS the contra.t with the What's in it that million board $50 Ile Seminole High Booster Club %%as out in full force toda), selling season tickets, club memberships uxiay in he county office in allowing Indian HilLs, school children to walk to the nearby SEMINOLE Fngli'.h Estates Elementary BOOSTER DAY '- Schooland busing Prairie Lake pupils 1 across S.R. S B 436 Sterling Park Elementary LB. — W -- k I I - Maitland resident and spokem4in for the Indian hulls conuiiunity, had asked for a rehearing of the r eq uest sub. nutted at an Aug. 13 meeting, In which the board took no action, according to Board Chairman Robert i Bud) Feather. r& Mytom said part of her prosal, extending the school boundary line 1,000 feet North v1 Sit. 436, would e)tnilnaZm %hat she termed 'roc'.et zoning and ou1d be safer, more uonomnk4d and involve less busing and less pupils. She said the pro posa l includes Williams, said (day that if it wasn't in the "b( interests" of the county the money should be returned to a Seminole County bank, "Maybe we should take another look at it." Williams said. Williams said he thought the county would gain additional interest if funds were tra ns ferred. But, Williams said, he has since learned that the money earns no interest, He said he would bring the item up at next week's county commission meeting. COW% After weighing 11 controversial anti-twing appeal from South Seminole residents packing City flail here Wednesday night, the County School Board finally denied, in a 4-1 vote, a s hool zorung variance request .Ni rs Beverly )ILon, a 9.58 2.78 LB. Seminole County Corn. Inissioners have okayed the switch of close to $1-million in federal funds from a Seminole County bank to the Southeast First National hank of Mastland an Orange County ba nking institution. At Tuesday's meeting, a total of tour banking imioves were approved, including almost $1 million in Comprehensive Education and Training Act m('ETM funds from Cornilank Al 1AMO\Tl - In Casselberry to the Orange County ba nk The county's manpower coordinator, Lois Martin, said today she plans to appeal the board's decision because it's "an unwise move." "It's best to keep all CETA monies in one ba nk and best to keep CETA monies in a Seminole County bank," she said. Mrs. Martin plans to make her appeal through Bob Ellis, the Coun ty Commission's admninlstrative assistant, One of three commissioners who okayed the switch, Dick Zoning Variance Denied H BUNS I OR MORE LIMIT 4-6 FAIRWAY VALq F AIRWAY FRESH 7i LEAN _1 ARMOUR PORK BEER WE1K WEEK J Account Pulled Out Of Seminole illion CETA Funds To Go To Orange County Bank 'A 4 $i M Sanford, Florida—Price 10 Cents ' and souvenirs to benefit Seminole High Schimil. ne club held a breakfast at the Greater Sanford Sanford. Superintendent budget, the adoption of which you're afraid of? Somewhere Chamherol('ommercelwtorel.aking off on their fund-raising drhe. Seated outht' Booster Bugg) are William P"Bud Layer s.aidhe mar be determined at the this board has anghttodtscu.ss City Commissioner Gordon Meyer i left i and Wayne A.1bert, president of the chamber. Standing at expected the contract 11) be board's 7:30 p.m. Sept. 3 the articles in this contract." Stenstrom said the &it&4fl( the left Is Booster Club President Fred Good hile In the Buggy are Rick Mann, Juanita Hays, ratified today after the review meeting. is completed. I Continued On Page 3-Ai Board Member Allan F. Curtis Johnson and Mark Renaud. (H erald Photo By 11111 Vincent Jr.t School. F _______________ RY NGZCHICKE 4 NS I NEW ECONO PACK 55 3 EACH WINGS FOREQUARTERS MIXED PARTS HINDQUARTERS LB CUT-UP LB. 68e WHOLE LB.56C 68c LB. QUARTERS LEGS BREASTS or FRYER BREASTS THIGHS ° DRUMSTICKS PARTS 88c LB. ATLANTA IMPORTED FAIRWAY MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK POLISH CHOPPED SIRLOIN HAM 3L3. CAN FROZEN BUTTER BASTED ARMOUR YOUNG HEN 8.12 LB. TURKEY $ SIZE TOMATOES LB. FREESTONE PEACHES LB. SANTA ROSA PLUMS LB. CALIFORNIA BELL PEPPERS 2 FOR FARM FRESH GREEN BEANS LB. 291c 39; 39; 25; 39"' EXTRA . v nu 1 IARGO TENDER CUT — 303 C AN 99 LUCKY LEAF - APPLESAUCE SLICED BACON FRUIT FLAVORS C $1968 LB. Hi-GRADE BALL PARKBEE I FOR MEAT LB FRANKS BOLOGNA BEEFOR MEAT 1202, Wp BAGS PKG. 2 LB. JAR GRAPE JELLY 2 LB. PKG. FROZEN TENDER VITTLES PKG. 33 COUNT FAMILY PAK 18', OZ, CAKE MIXES 99c 80?. -- '100 EXTRA uiMrnr KEEBLER 12oz. Box VANILLA WAFERS 65c 49 -, t 1.08 $02, 2L8. PKG. FRESH RED SNAPPER LB. FRESH SEA BASS FILLET LB. ; $ 'i LB. P 10 $ U SHRIMP LL. 9961 •. PICKLE SPEARS ' 6 oz' JAR i FUNNY FACE POWDERED SOFT DRINK MIX 11,~ 69t TODAY 53c Around The Clock 4-A + - 0* y 4.__r -_FT W! RI oil -r_ * it $ •i FROZEN TROUT FILLET 68 $ 1.88 VLASIC KOSHER DILL BOX 49 1000 ISLAND - 99C $ FROZEN PINK 70-90 COUNT KRAFTS SALAD DRESSING NAPKINS .29 ALL FLAVORS EXCEPT BEEF BETTY CROCKER 60Z. 1 BAMA PURE CASSEROLES PURINA CAT FOOD GALA UVV $ 1.18 RATH BREAKFAST GRILL FRANKS riIiIir .0 OSCAR MAYER SLICED LYKES BANQUET 4607 CAN HAWAIIAN PUNCH 40 mA TEA JAR rrn Bridge (alendar ('mk-s (m ssord 4-B . Judge Grants Probation After Man Pleads Guilty 9' 10m' EXTRA 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE DF WITH PURCHASE OF PKG. O 270?. CARNATION SNUGGLES COFFEE MATE DOG BUNS 9' COUPON GOOD 1_1 I U''iA THRU 9.3-15 J 1 -. . ' a.... i 1 6 I . _. '4" / • - 'r' 01 a •1i fly 1108 l.lA)Vl) Judge Cowart questioned real bad situation," Judge against James Tucker Jr. J . 4-11 Herald Staff Writer Seminole Gardens Apartments, Williams about his plea, an Cowart noted. emT ' ( 'r till Cot'rt 3' " ci' S ant ord Tuck- er had been "t' . Inc - ping the i d he was on miadmcal bills and plans to accused as an aider and abettor Williams sa Cowart Jr. ended the s cek's lb IrAbli) in the Juls 10 strongarm rot Ms Henderson in A docket of criminal trials vacation and had been drinking mar Or Lamb bery of l.ou Dritzat 110 N. hioll',6-8 Wednesday by giving a Sanford when an argument erupted over September." It' i'scoc Judge (.osar' explained to Ave..Sanford man who shot his girlfriend, a his pay chicks S-A Jot,Steve n S)i 19, of that standard sentence of 26 id they found Williams months Police 0101wirles $-A (ne C ir c l e, of the proba ' g 4fls I M. eaded t t. that that if the continue to l i v edrin ki ng ix rsons must lx uhirrit d if Tr I.- 1,ion 6-hi bus ing receiving and conlive together. he y must get was together they g' rueor t A Wont i ceiling stolen property i I married Other provisions of the with bullet wound in the right probation imposed by Cowart m isdemeanor sE,'%TIII';IC Albert Williams, 49, of 1208 leg. Szihgyi said he bought four 91, Mangoustine Ave., had been The defendant told Cowart include that %illiaiiis must not stolen auto tires for $50 and a Weu't-uday'i high it alcohol or be whcr' consume scheduled for trial on the felony first, accidentally shot her. I "I 0scrni1 it low 70. week after he put them on his Partly dandy through Friday charge of aggravated assault In was 'pretty high," But when is conswned or sold during the ear police stopped and arrested confrontedwithataperecorded 26 months proba tion. 1k also him. with a - Lance of thun- t he Ju l y Judge Cowart withheld 1k1 statement he made to police must not own or have weapons (krchow(t' !i winly during the hientkrson lUflS d ing Williams entered after the mudic,ition of guilt for the )otith Vednesda) ' Williams inclu shooting, alit moon ontinued hazy The police got the pistols,' suspended sentencing for 18 HIghs In th I uer %s lows in a negotiated plea of guilt) to said he didn't remember The felony assault. months and told bun If he portions of the statement in Williain.3 told the court, "and the lOs, Ea.ste'.k Inds around simple count could have brought tip to which he told police that both he I've already sold my shotgun." doesn't gt-t into trouble in that 10 mph, gusts iear thun('ow-art Sent the laborer on his time he'll have nothing to worry dvrsliowt'rs. Butt pi'obubiiity 40 five years in prison. Maximum and Ida Mae had guns, there per tent during iL - ,',)t."rnoons, on the misdemeanor assault was a "tussle" and he shot her way with the wish that the about. "But get in trouble and I'll marriage will be a good one. charge would have been 60daiys with her own gun. 0 per cent at nii' send )ou to jail for a s ear on In other cast's, the court "When people are drinking, jail. Complete detalt. Liad tides in In which get mad and have guns, ts a titsinissed a robbery charge this plea," Cowart warned. session, In a lengthy are on Page 5-,. / 'SL" .._, •- r - .. ... pl COUPON GOCD THRU 9-)'S COUPON GOOD THRU c-3 III 911 $2* FAIRWAY FARMS — 25 WITH PURCHASE OF SANDWICH & HOT 3 122flip i 100 TflQ URI hr. LB. PATTIES LB. BOX SAUSAGE LINKS GREEN BEANS FRESH p5.98 68` MEAT VALUES Th board's plan is to bus the t; Indian hills children in. '.olved e to Sterling Park school and bus Prairie Lake pupils to near by English Estates school, Feat he r explained. Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrom said the U.S. Department of Justice would have to be advised of the change in the sch ool zoning and it would have to "go ba ck to District Co ur t." Board Member Davie Sims said he prefers walking and not busing children ithin "the two itimle limit,'' and added he supports the variance request. "I on't support any eight mill budget with busing over the two mile limit,'' said Sims, (each mill equals $1 per *1,000 of appraised prope rty value and is used to determine property (axes,) Mrs. Mvtun said her proposal would mean a total $24.618 o)st Continued On Page 3-A •. " • -. -! - , - -- t - . - - - ,,- 41 -. - — -- , ....... '- '- I • . - SEMINOLE BAND HEADS FOR DISNEY .. . ... • riie of the 75 me'mnbers of the Seminole High .chool Band read) to board a bus for Disni's World toda',, where the hand appeared at 3 p.m. in America On Parade. From left, hand members are Jack Bacon, Bobby Nessstrn, Cathy Kiri'haln, Teresa Jackson, Ruth Yates, Ten Atkins, Dawn Brantlt'bt'rr-s and director Martha (k'streIch. (Lid-aId Photo by Bill VIncent Jr.) �- 2A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. radshaw D B I MW S _____ '~ 'k _________ I NA110N Improprieties IN BRIEF Foreign Relations Panel ______ W -..', 1 ___________ 'I . % .-__ Ato I . ~ __ ______ .-. . I __ .. -. .. IN BRIEF . w " .. : . * -d,. -_ ByJANECASSELBERRY Code, to Hunter at his request, pointing out requirements Herald Staff Writer I pertinent to the issuance of ' . pa F City permits. WINTER SPRINGS "Hunter did not show It to Building Official Ray Bradthaw, subject of a city Council Mrs. Van Eepoel as he knew she inquiry, today denied there was was out to gM me and he . Ir— I !-• -. 1 j— a ny impropriety in his issuance wanted to get the city at. )f a building permit for the tnrney's opinion," Bradshaw - - T. k— :onstruction of Seminole explained. He also said Cou ncilman John Daniels had Ebptist Temple. told him he was going to get him fired after a disagreement several weeks ago. Bradshaw called Frederic Stanley Jr., attorney for a group of Ranchland residents . 4. '. opposing the Proposed church sites, "pathetically ignorant." ____________________ Stanley at an Aug. 4 Council L meeting had maintained there New Eagle Scouts with parents, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Walters, Greg Walters, Richard Grery and Mrs. Shirley were "eight or 10 discrepancies Hess. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols in violation of city code." "I can read law books and I . '~- "' ~',%% know as much about Winter Springs as any person," Bradshaw said. Bradshaw said Stanley had ' ) By ELDA NICHOLS Hess and James Gregory, Casselberry Troop 341. Richard recently appointed assistant taken things out of context that rald Correspondents He Longwood, became Eagle joined the Troop In January, Scoutmaster. did not apply to conditional land Scouts at a Court of honor at 1968, as a Tenderfoot. Greg use by churches, but to subRAY BRADSHAW An Eagle rank is the highest Greg Walters, 16, son of Mr. th United Methodist Coin- transferred to the Troop as a &Isions. goal of every Scout, according The building permit was ''Both organizations and Mrs. Roscoe Walters, rntinity Church of Casselberrv, Star Scout, in July 1973. Greg's to John Kennedy, a Scout. Richard on Monday night, tw& brothers, Jeff and Brad, sued after the council ap- (Seminole Baptist and the Longwood, and master, who said, "To become put Gregory, 18, son of Mrs. Shirley Both youths are members of are also Eagle Scouts, with Jeff an Eagle is oved a conditional land use Jehovah's Witnesses group a hard ladder to r residentially zoned property preliminary plans on my desk, climb. Outof 20 boys who joined I Hayes Road which was meeting city ordinances, but the Scouts, only one will quested by two churches, they later got an unfavorable achieve First Class Scouting. %cause of protests by some reaction from the Zoning Board Out of 20 First Class Scouts, council sidents, later arid a favorable reaction from only one will achieve Star rank, scinded its approval and the Council. and out of 100 Stars, only one Friends of the St. Johns, Inc. stabilize and raise by at least gallons of water daily from the will attain heduled a re-hearing, tern'1 went over every detail to the Eagle rank." rarily suspending the make sure everything was legal FOSJ) will meet at the First three feet the waters of Lake normal northward flow of the Ted Daniels, Troop 341 flding permit. to the letter as I knew it would Federal Bank building in Washington, the source of river, causing a great deal of Scout,naster, explained it took drinking water for some 120,000 concern that the river would 24 Merit Planning and Zoning Corn- be challenged. Irequired sealed Sanford at 7:30 p.m. today. Badges to qualify for residents of Melbourne and Eau eventually cease to be a source the issioner Irwin Hunter and plans with an architect's Eagle award. The main topic of the Gallic. of sports fishing, commercial slstanf P&Z Commissioner signature on the plans and Howard Gresham, who is said fishing and pleasure boating. Actor and former Channel 9 ne Van Eepoel were asked made them post a bond," evening, according to J. T. Turnipseed, president of the to be an authority on the river, At present, the river is In newsman Bob Noble, Eagle Mayor Troy Piland to look Bradshaw said. organization, will be con- will be the speaker for the fairly good condition due to the Scout, said, "Scouting is worth o alleged discrepancies in "I don't have the right to struction of a dam at the north evening and his remarks are almost daily summer rains. staying with, to achieve the e granting of the permit by withhold a building permit end of Lake Washington at the expected to shed some light on With the passing of the rainy rank of Eagle, Boys, such as 'adshaw. The two councilmen wheneverythlngtsinorderand headwaters of the St. Johns the situation, according to season, people faxniliarwith the Greg and Richard, will make isbed Monday over a memo the city attorney had said all River and its effect on the Turnipaeed. river predict even worse the world a better place. The n Bradshaw which was due process was followed In D The building of dams, dikes conditions than existed prior to principles of scouting should be remaining part of the tiver thheld from Mrs. Van Eepoel case," he added. including Sanford and Seminole and canals by corporations the rains, applied to everything we do all Hunter. "AS far as it being issued In County. owning huge tracts of the The Friends of the St. Johns thrcugh our lives. "I don't keep secrets from ybody," Bradshaw said. ..If the same day it was applied marshlands which constitute fear that building the new Lake Noble, who has a son in Troop rs. Van Eepoel had come over for," he said, "nine out of 10 The dam Is being built by the the River's headwaters, has Washington dam will further 341, presented the charge to the re (Bradshaw's office) and permits go out the same day." U.S. Corps of Engineers to diverted hundreds of million speed the demise of the river. new Eagles. ked for the memo, It was on rand she could have read It." _____________ lie said he had sent the mo, together with copies of ges from the Southern __________ B REAKilding Code and City Building _________ WASHINGTON (AP) A broad look at U.S. foreign policy will be taken by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chairman John J. Sparkman announced today. He said "as many as 20 nonpartisan educational hearings" will be held to spell out the policy options available in the next decade. "The topics to be examined will include such broad issues as the nation's sell4niage; whether we should be a policeman or civilian in the world: whether we should be a merchant, philanthropist, or both," he said. Sparkman's statement said "the timing is most appropriate as the country enters its third century and passes from the pest-World War II and Vietnam eras looking for new ideas and alternatives." - Cigarette Consumption Drops - WASHINGTON i AP U.S. per capita cigarette consumption dropped slightly in 1974 to mark the first decline in five years, although the industry spent more for advertising last year than any year since 1970, the Federal Trade Commision said today. At the same time, the FTC told Congress that domestic sales were up about 1.7 per cent to 594.5 billion cigarettes last year. That was a record, surpassing the old high of 584.7 billion cigarettes sold in 1973, but indicating a slowdown in the recent trend, the FTC said. However, consumption on a per capita basis among U.S. residents and overseas military personnel 18 years of age and older was 4,110 cigarettes in 1974, compared with 4,112 in 1973 and 4,286 in 19(33. Kent State Appeal Expected CLEVELAND i API A swift appeal is expected of a federal jury's decision denying $46 million In damages to the wounded and the survivors of the dead in the Kent State University shootings of 1970. "The last day of the Kent trial has not occurred," plaintiffs' attorney Joseph Kelner said Wednesday after the jury absolved Coy. James A. Rhodes and 28 other present or former state officials and Ohio National Guardsmen of liability in the shootings. - Plane Competition Expected WASHINGTON AP) — The United States appears to be heading into a stiff international competition to sell Japan at least $1 billion in new jet lighters. Once again, the main U.S, rival may be France. Defense officials say Japan is in the market for 100 to 125 new fig4ers to replant ob5o1es*bL warplanes. Four advanced 'LJS. p1ies are In the running the highly sophis&ated Air Force F15 and Navy F14, and the less costly Mr Force F16 and Navy F18 lightweight fighters. - -. --, - .' - I .- - FOSJ 1 Shevin To Seek Reversal TALLAHASSEE (APi Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin plans to ask a state appeal court to reconsider its decision that deliberations of the state Career Service Commission can be held in secret, an assistant says. Asst. Atty. Gen. Sharyn Smith said Wednesday that Shevins office will file a petition for rehearing Friday on the decision by the 1st District Court of Appeal that the agency's deliberations were not subject to the state's goverrunent in the sunshine law. The court's opinion was included In a ruling that the commission erred in ordering the old Department of Pollution Control to reinstate an employe dismissed for tie ing derelict in his job. - . Eagle Honors ' - 4 ' ] a The City Of Casselberry, Florida Proposes 0 1' / A Public Hearing On The Increase MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Will Be Held Whittier while incumbent At City GAINESVILLE API — The attorney for a dismissed state securities investigator says Comptroller Gerald Lewis has failed to specify what his client might have done wrong. The dismissed investigator, Robert I. Prince of Tallahassee, was scheduled for a ('ar-i" ic;.. ' -;.ioa (ieal'lng today on his appeal of the dismissal by Hall, Casselberry, Florida. Govern Yourselves First Federal of Mid-Florida hopes -- Accordingly. that you and your family have a Lewis, safe Attorney Benjamin Patterson of Tallahassee said he would ask the commission to reinstate Prince on grounds that the notice of dismissal was defective. and 1.enioahlq Lnhor Dcy Holiday. I Haze Blanket Covers State By: Bill B. Grier We will re-open Tuesday, September 2 at 9 a.m. Mayor 0 Attest: IS! Aida M. D'Ercole Aida M. D 'Ercole FIRST EwningHendd Prrj 0..Iy ,jrtj t*'LtpP Si?i.tC4v anJ Ctrstrnas C)ay Tiot 5n dP4ec&d. Ifl( 300 Pd Frei'ch *. S an for d. $4a 37711 bscr'pon . A280CAMM Acting FEDERAL OP MiDeFLORIDA ,? N Orlando Drive at Airport Boulevard Sanford, FiSfidi, Phone (*) 323.2779 Open Monday ?trouØ Th',rsday 9 1@ 4. Open FrIday Ptfl by Carrier - -------------------- -- - ----- - -. - --- - =------- - City Clerk MIAMI IA!') — A blanket of haze hanging over most of Florida probably is not being caused by pollution and poses little or no danger to people, forecasters say. The haze, composed mostly of smoke and dust particles and extending more than 12,000 feet above ground, should remain over the state at least until Friday, Hank Tonkin, a National Weather Service forecaster, said Wednesday. 'We've got no signlflchnt increase in pollutants in the air, and other than a visual handicap to some aircraft, It really isn't much of a hazard," Tonkin said. Claims Against Lawyers Rise Increased public TALLAHASSEE (API awareness that lawyers can be sued for malpractice may be one of the eiitises of a rise In the number of claims filed, a spokesman for the Florida Bar says. "At one time, people thought lawyers would never sue - other law - ers," Richard McFarlatn, Bar associate director, 5111(1 Wednesday in an interview. But they will because clients need representation. They'll represent clients with valid claini," he said. 'ilmt's H lawyer's job." 10 Year I?$ 40 -- - '-,- - - -- ,j .i ' , -.$! T -, , ' . . - ---.. ' ----- -- - - --- ---- ---- ----- ------ - --- ----- - - - - ---- - )40 .. 1. - '- "''"'" 'L• - - ________ "-k. . . - I . * - . 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J1!: - $ ' '. 1A—;41 - Ili I I I' ___ 1 t'1I .FA 1 - $254 .W-0 -1 - ,,, , I Z ,~.r~ , 0 . i Rollin Morgan, 76, wets a line off East Seminole Blvd., across from the boat works and marina in Sanford. Waiting for the fish to bite Is pastime that's especially enjoyed by Central Floridians and ANGLING FOR School Board Balks At Contract Action (Continued From Page 1A) Keeth said, "I hate collective Layer and be kept abreast of all bargaining," but added he will the bargaining points, so they city attorney was cited recently see to it that the best interests can be "ironed out" before along with the DeLand City of all are carried out. being presented for ratification. Commission for an alleged Board Member Davie Sims, violation of the Sunshine Law in who seconded Keeth's motion to similar a ratification call an executive session, exprocedure. pliined the board hasn't had an Stenstrom said the board "opportunity to kick around" would also be in violation of the some of the bargaining points, Administrative Procedures Act including the $1.8 million salary if it attempted to ratify the increase. contract away from a regular "We're not against the meeting. contract. We only want an After the work session was for further adjourned, Keeth explained his opportunity objections to ratifying the discussion and explanation of it. contract as presented on the Pelle"s team has done an excellent job said Sims. first agenda item. - trnr-rin4 r,h,nI II flVI S fl t S 11%, IS - tiotiin1 a 'h "W t - in , hero With n . r - rpa '. n and riinfu wu.u7 (Continued From Page lti government sent the money to Seminole in a lump sum. But, as But a local banking officer of July 1, just enough money to aid CETA funds are "available handle three-days payments, or loans and things of this all kept on hand. ature. It's rather a plum any CETA program was initiated 'ank would like to have." by the federal government to Ashby Jones, assistant to the help combat inflation. lerk of the Circuit Court, said Under ('ETA, various ur switches were made at agencies in the county — cities, Commission 'uesda''s Seminole Comunity College and 'ieeting. other agencies — pay workers They include: with ('ETA money. —The payroll account from The county commission is the e Flagship Bank of Sanford to prime sponsor for the funds, e Sun Bank of Seminole in which means county officials ongwood, dole out and administer the —Woodlands street lighting money. istrict funds from ComBank of CflL't' asselberry to the Sun Bank in " / .— ongwo(d 'LliTER?MKEji —CETA Title 6 funds from A CAM PGMU 3sselberry to ComBank in UGLY... 44D ongwood. - '" ' - ' inisters CETA funds, said ose to $3 million in total CETA ads reach Seminole County arly from the U. S. Departent of Labor. She said, generally, from U,UIJ to W,000 WOUld be on posit at any one time. the federal Al one time - I irs -'ç p iti\h *11 ' - - I ' 41 '. lp-5hui' 1 .. iw ad- - - IT It FIRE [a —CETA Title I and 2 fund,c to I ComBank Casselberry om uAAQn'/ preJl w 1ryi )utheast First National Bank who - - - ' I' . - li._:T MA u CA '" N— J-302 Beautifully styled with General Electric's new upswept cooktop that's so ea;y to keep clean Ill-speed Calrod' surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's removable for easier oen cleaning. Electr i cal Wiring Specialists Pie Job Too Large Or Too Small Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. Hlru Fri. lam. 5 p.m. — Closed on Sat. 2522 PARK DIAL 327.1562 _I._ IIIPLFUUU and it's a flit ha:atd too! can b.- . . and LY. .. . C tan! the restof your life. Funds To Go T, i fIrnn Am • m•• Maitland. Mrs. Martin, - ." contract we can live with. I'm the Sunshine Law. It is best to asking for an opportunity for air It (contract) .. . otherwise it the board to discuss it with each creates a subterfuge in the other, and with the chief minds of the people," said nnl7ntiatnrc and why some Stenstrom. Stenstrom said in the future things are in or not In the board should meet with the contract," said Keeth. CETA •,' çv,- I.%~ . -N -, _ _-N - 4 . JFAkr Attorney Says Lewis Failed Dated: August 26, 1975 cinlo(d, - " 4 I On The 4th Day Of September, AD. 1975 At 7:30 P.M., - Pt.;yi Ii.t - "I'm of six South Americans, officials say. The unidentified inspector spotted traces of the drug under the lining of a suitcase carried off a Wednesday flight from Lima, Peru by a Peruvian woman, Drug Enforcement Administration agents said. The woman, along with another oman and a man arriving on the same night, were arrested at the airport after agents found 29 pounds of cocaine in the suitcase, a spokesman said. WE WILL BE CLOSED Herbert McCarley, also seeking a second council term, Is opposed by Charles W. Pratt. While unofficial results will be available within minutes after the polls close, absentee ballots are scheduled to be counted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, if a city council quorum can be mustered, Mrs. Cox said. ifa quorum is not presentat 11 a.m., the election will be canvassed and absentee votes counted at 7:30 p.m. .Wed... name. Defense attorney Ellis Rubin of Miami filed the petition Wednesday In an effort to counter alleged "derogatory, inflamatory (and) prejudicial" newspaper accounts of the charges against Loudd. Loudd, 42, is charged with delivery of cocaine and conspiracy, as well as embezzlement of sales tax receipts from Blazer ticket pnx'eeds last year. MIAMI (AP I — A sharp-eyed U.S. Customs inspector at Miami International Airport has led federal drug agents to the seizure of $6 million north of cocaine and the arrest Not To Exceed $1.75 Per $1,000 Assessed Valuation. a second Rornrnie Loudd, organizer of Cocaine Cache Seized Virtually winning re-election to his third two-year term as mayor is Leon 011iff, running unopposed. Incumbent Councilman Carlos Warren, seeking term in office, is being challenged by Robert W. - To Increase Your Property Taxes By An Amount from 7a.m. to p.m. One voting machine will be on hand. ,tcWd Loudd Wants Trial Broadcast the now-defunct Florida Blazers of the World Football League, has asked a court to allow live broadcasts of his narcotics trial, lie says it's the nnly way to clear his / //~ Mrs. Cox said she expects 300 of the city's &iO eligible voters to go to the polls st city hall - JACKSONVILLE, (AP) A proposed set of guidelines for county jails in Florida is being reviewed in the state attorney-general's office and will be made public at hearings in a couple months. Asst. Atty. Gen. Donna Stinson gave that information to a federal judge Wednesday at a hearing on complaints that the state isn't living up to state law and a federal court order of November 1974 by setting standards for housing and feeding prisoners. Mrs. Stinson said the state has directed counties to set limits on their jail populations, but hasn't required exact measurements of buildings to determine the amount of space per inmate. MIAMI tAPi ---A "Jack-theRipper"responsble for the recent deaths of at least two and as many as 12 young women in the Miami area may also be responsible for about 30 similar slayings in California, Washington, Oregon, Utah and Idaho, officials say. In several of the local deaths and in most of the Western slayings the victims were white, under 30, looked alike and were drowned or strangled, the officials said Wednesday. Each had long hair and pierced cars, was sexually molested and was dumped either down an embankment or in creeks or canals. * seats will beon the ballot, 11-. I - 'Jack The Ripper' Sought NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE il/I .1 _ ' - 1/ .1 OVIEDO City Clerk Nancy Cox today predicted a3per cent turnout in Tuesday's municipal election when the mayor's office and to council .', . Jail Guidelines Reviewed ORLANDO (API 4 _ -, - , - ' - Hear Dam Re p ort {f'! - - Fl status quo' and lease the sawngby removing the "double board's plan as is. busing." After the board's denial of the Mrs. Mickle Crouch, an Indian Hill housewife, said her variance request, Mrs. Myton child had been moved to five said she respected the decision different schools in the county, of the board. "The non-contiguity of the but a good education was lines—that settles It," Mrs received, 'It s not the school you go to, M)ton smiling, told Feather. In a related matter, the board but how you back it. S pending the money on the schools is granted a transportatiu: better than on buses," said Mrs. request from Mrs. Bobbi' Crouch as the audience ap. Papcun spokesman for U Sleepy hollow Homeowner plauded. Superintendent William P. Association. Lay' explained (Bud i Layer said the ad. today this rn.ans children ininistrative staff "did the best this area will be bused into U job possible in establishing the Meadows West and Sleep boil zone tines, and the board's plan Hollow subdivisions is the best one for the county" ways, until the construction of Board member E I Harper S II 434 is completed" --. Jr ______________________________ Gain ,,, - • Scouts "". -. ~~ ~V" .6%I - ' The chairman of a TALLAHASSEE (Al l ) Senate committee says his panel Is going to court to try to keep prison officials from using part of an Arcadia mental hospital to house prisoners. "The Senate expressed itself very clearly in the bill on reorganization of the Division of Corrections Into the Offender Rehabilitation Department that we did not want prisoners mixed with mental patients at G. Pierce Wood Hospital," Sen. Tom Gallen, D..liradenton, said Wednesday. ..We passed the law, the executive branch is violating the la and we want to assist in seeing that the law is enforced," Gallen said. lie said the special committee instructed its attorney, Steve Kahn, to enter as a friend of the court in a suit brought by Arcadia residents to block the conversion. . Two ... ... . Evening Herald, Sanford --'' - • Till Prisoners In Mental Hospitals . - LF'- Court Action Eyed To Prevent - r 41&;-A _ " .. .% . * 1W I -. - Policy Election Tuesday At Oviedo . . - To Look At U.S. FLORIDA 1 __ _____ i -.:.-, A t-i _____ -,& ' ~~ .. .-. ~_- -. '7 _` - am Church Permit 3 J 4I- Thursday, Aug. 28, 197S - - �Evening HerWd Cover-Up Charges Denied 100N. FHENCH AVE., SANI'ORD, VIA. 32771 Area ('ode 305322.26l1 or 831.9993 Officials WORLD Thursday Aug. 28, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher — New Sinai Agreement Home Deliver% .- Week, 55 cents; Month. 82.40; 6 Months, $14,0; Y ear. $28.40. Ih Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2 70; 6 Months, 816.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Awaits Final Details 41 JERUSALEM (AP) Most of the new Israeli-Egyptian agreement is settled, a American official reports, and the pact may be initialed by the two governments Sunday or Monday. SecTetary of State Henry A. Kissinger returned to Jerusalem Alexandria on Wednesday night for more talks v itti Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the rest of the Israeli negotiating team. The American official said a few clauses "of at least symbolic significance" remained. "We are continuing to move forward," Kissinger told reporters alter a two-hour meeting with the Israelis Wednesday night. "The number of issues that remain are relatively small ... There are problems of details of some signilic'anct' — senior Why Not Bank In Seminole? from , l ht minole Counts Commission approved a switch in its Tuesday meeting that might seem rather insignificant to some and might well have flflflp unnoticed It concerns Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) funds, which had been on deposit at ComBank of Casselberry. Tuesday's the commission decided to those out of Combank, a Seminole Counts' banking institution, and place them inthe Southeast Bank of Maitland an Orange County facility. Why? Do the of Southeast of Maitland pay taxes in Seminole County? You bet don't. But ComBank of Casselberry pays its fair share of taxes here, just like every other bank in Seminole Counts'. We care not which bank the commission decides to use for its accounts, but strongly that they all ought to be placed in Seminole County institutions. If these funds were of the interest-bearing nature and another bank paid more of a return than did any in Seminole County, then could see the transaction as beneficial to our taxpayers. However, these CETA funds can, by law, earn no interest because they are federally granted funds. However, those funds can provide working capital for the bank which holds them. see no justification for the Seminole County 'Commission to remove these funds from a bank in this county and place them in one in Orange County no matter what the reason. Too, the commission should take a second look at this transaction and rescind its decision, After all, members of the commission are to serve the people of this county not an adjoining one. In switch, pull funds -- First National RAY CROMLEY A re DON OAKLEY \ Clearer I/e Wa sting people they feel we We we feel — Waste ? Is Needed Looking dc the pike, perhaps the most serious environmental problem facing this nation — and the world is disposal of radioactive waste. As more reactors are built and more electric power produced, the amount of this dangerous material which must be stored for thousands of years staggers the imagination. One would think that rational men would be putting a major effort into imaginative proposals for detoxifying the waste, reducing the amount to be handled or in finding controlled uses for the It's a good thing the United States won the war, one writer remarked on the just-passed 30th anniversary of the surrender of Japan in 1945. Otherwise the world might be flooded today with Hondas and Sonys. This Is clever. It also reveals a serious War was of what the Second all about, as well as constitutes a gross libel against the American nation. The U.S. fought the war not to block the peaceful economic expansion of Japan, or of Germany, nor to protect American companies from competition, but to prevent the economic (and political) domination by these countries over their neighbors by virtue of military conquest. - The effort, however, has so far been trivial. The attitude in the executive circles which make the decisions Is to dispose of the waste, and the problem by hiding, forgetting that over the long haul, this is an impossibility, unless we ship the stuff to the moon and dump it, which would be a crime in itself. larger i N gs SAl I V WV roinov lI I.4I Trai i'14'U II %J 17 - Angels of mercy manageable. The public's to the Mayaguez incident But the search for solutions should not end has persuaded Congress that Americans are in no there. Radioactive isotopes have a wide range of mood for further pushing around. established uses in Industry, medicine, And in seeking to remain attuned to the public agriculture and research. It would be well mood, both House and Senate have served notice worthwhile to spend an extraordinary amount of time and effort — involving some of this cowithat they e tak a dim view of a proposed treaty with try's top scientific brains — on finding largePanama over the future of the Panama Canal. scale uses for particular radioactive Isotopes In reaction More than one-third of the Senate, more than enough to block treaty ratification, has sponsored a JOHN CUNNIFF i ud es New I NEW YORK I AP) — Att t Less than 25 years ago it nuclear waste. The waste might be disposed of at was widely believed that insurance couldn't be a profit, or at a minimal loss, written on dental care. Expert insurance men 100 million. Dental insurance pas become a big, profitable Fortunately, the Japanese and Germans seem industry. Scores of insurers now compete. 151)01- to have a clearer perspective on World War H There are oUler possibilities which promise tem" the idea naive. Their response was a unions see it as the most important "fringe bene. than some Americans do. Both nations have over the canal and the 10-mile -wide American zone that splits Panama. The House wrote into the State partial solutions. Experiments should be con- reflex: Dental care is uninsurable. fit" they can add. Employers view It as a accepted their responsibilities for starting the war, as well as the just consequences of having ducted on ways to destroy a major portion of the Times have changed and so has the attitude. valuable work incentive, of funds to negotiate "surrender" of U.S. rights in Panama. But U. S. Ambassador-at-Large Ellsworth Bunker insists that a new agreement containing concessions to Panama is essential to "a more radioactivity by converting some of the isotopes Insurers now are just as convinced that it does The development probably never would have lost It. For CArmany, this I@,, totally different mature partnership" with all of Latin America. and controUing pollution. I am convinced that, in be joined on Jan. I by 750.(M employes of that P;;;tost e%vryone has some form of dental guilt Americans feel for having used the Bomb Bunker has reality on his side. But in Latin America, the canal is a symbol of U.S. "imperialism." The Communists are making the most of it. seeking to unite our southern neighhors against us. The new nationalistic fervor in Latin America the end, this nuisance will be effectively reduced American Telephone & Telegraph Co. prrc.'m. The costs would be too great, It was against them. The Japanese would have done the In 1965, fewer than two n.illion Americans ti:':d. only when we find practical and possibly same thing had positions been reversed, they profitable uses for a sizeable share of the received coverage on deital care. Even in 1970 Its Aetna Life & Casualty puts It, said. poflutaits. Otherwise control will become too the total was only 12 niJion. But the American "Approximately 30 mililon -r.-)ple in the United costly in Its effects on our economy and thereby Dental Association 'i'.iW estimates 25 million will States have some form of Jent. disease." If "Much unreasonable suffering, to the people of lives, be covered by the end of this year. everyone is dentally ill, his t: you insure Japan as well as to the Americans and other This Is not to abandon our bringing Tl'L is still only the beginning. By 1980, the them' The risks are ai1nclt '00; r cent, peoples of the world," was caused by Japan's is believed ready to explode in guerrilla violence if the effort to implement a new treaty should collapse. And the canal itself is vulnerable to sabotage of even the most rudimentary sophistication. Disorders in 1964, in fact. flud:th and tnree American I" _. soldiers died — find another, more practical and effective road, and dependents, will be entitled to full or partial The same approach would apply equally in the reimbursement for dental expenses. t\ national .. energy field, health insurance art mioht push flu' s.s-' .... '. • -• • Said a spokesman for its.- AD , "It was con. senseless insistence on fighting on for more Umn sidered a benefit that every one -, ju1d utilize. It a year after it became obvious It had no hope of wasn't somethint It•urg rnaiwould hnop' ManatlLke ANDERSON 11 stimulated the search for an agreement more equitable to Panama. The propaganda battle is one we cannot win. We can avoid a propaganda defeat. Revision of the ancient treaty is not a concession to blackmail, but mere recognition of the hard facts of Latin American sentiment. BERRY'S WORLD Cleanup Campaign ;c" ab o t a g e d In EPA A move to clean up the throwaway cans and MaruIacturers Institute. 38-page lobbying package to beer secret that most of the people present would like bottles that litter America has been sabotaged in The story of what happened has been carefully 'tholesalers. They were urged to write their local to quash the beverage container guidelines the backroorns of the Environmental Protection locked in EPA files, where it was supposed to Lv congressmen. Legal opinions, economic completely." Agency. hidden from the public. But we have obti ..d the arguments and other helpful letter-writing hints As a result of the pressure that the industry Every year, an astounding 60 billion suppressed memos and letters, were Included. The names were also listed of had been able to mount behind the scenes, the throwaways are scattered across the American The m.rufacturers of cans rrd ctles are every senator and congres&nan who might EPA has now knocked out of the guidelines the landscape tossed in trash cans, strewn atong wending *o mnihion to th i..: the EPA clea conceivably have anything to do with the recommendation calling for state and local roadways, dropped Into lakes and stre'iiu. This scheme. Even more 'i1sma)ng, the conti ner throwaway prot'Iem. govecriments to join in the battle against not only is staggering waste but a at tendous tycoons have been able to pull strings Inside the Already this lobbying ':ampaign has throwaways. pickup problem. EPA and to get inside information for their stimulated a flood of lette.'s to IPA from Capitol At the first step toward reducing the debris, lobbying campaign. Footnote: Hickr.ian explained that he and Hill. More that 00 meu.brs if Congress have Colonna the EPA drafted new guidelines on June 2 These had merely meant to get the objections For example, the June 2 guidelines were written to 1,.'F s about tl,e guidelines, would require customers to pay a deposit ri the of the industry SO that the final guideli!w3 would 1h 1.m n far from being punished for need fewer changes. There was no beverage containers they purchase on federal supposed to be kept secret until they were intent to favor premlsl.s. To get their deposit back, the' would publ ished in the Federal Register. The purpose uleiting the industry, has been promoted, Other I ndustry, he said, no was It illegal to give them have to turn in their empty beer bottles and coke of this rule is to prevent undue political p-'essure EPA officials met privately on August 13 with the documents. at the planning level, representatives from Reynolds Metals, FIGHTING CONGRESSMEN: With flying ALthoughtheruleswouldapp1yonIytonition But on June 19, copies of the draft guidelines American Can, U.S. Brewers, Coca-Cola, fists and feet, half-a.dozen nembersof Congress Bethelem Fvel, Owens-Illinois and related parks. nll1tary camps and other federal were slipped to the can-ant-brittle lobby, will battle for the karate championsh ips of facilities, the Intention also was to encourage official who leaked the material was EPA's solid unions, Capitol Hill on September 14 at Washington's cities, counties and states to adopt similar waste director, H. Lanler Hickman. We have a The conI'.d,rlal minutes show, Incredibly, D.C. Armory. The Senate will put up Sen. mtasures. copy of his transmittal letter asking the industry that anotti r to',' i.PA official, Acting Deputy Quentin Burdick, R.- N.D., vs. Sen Ted Stevens, But if this seemed a simple, logical solution, i'rn' its "review and comment." None of the Assistant t,'u1,'/'1rntor Robert Colonna, slipped 11.-Alaska. Burdick has been trimming down for the advocates at EPA didn't reckon with the uuiterlal was leaked to the en vironmentalists, the lobi: FI of the comments made by the bout and Stevens has greed of the manufacturers, who rake in huge 'tio were equally interested In the guidelines. uttier igenclea during our agency private lessons from karatebeen receiving daily profits from throwaways, master Jhoon Rhee. Armed with this Inside Information, tFi r'vIe' From the house side, Rep. Tom Bevill, D.. Nor did the advocates take Into account the powerful lobby began to mobilize again?t tiw Tt, c,iments, which are supposed to be Aa., will fight Rep. Floyd political power of the likes of the U.S. Breweru EPA plan even as EPA chief Russell Tu,ir. '.ia Spence, 11.-S.C., and stri J, ,nvate, can now be used by the Rep. Walter Fauntory, D.-D,C, will square off 4&5RJi, Aluminum Co. of America, Reynolds proclai mi ng his public support of "'i r..vrtory Or v'iiay lobby to bring pressure on the other against Rep. Willis D. Gradlion Jr., It.- Ohio. The Metals, Can Manufacturers Institute, Natlnnal deposit zr.esure.' a,1 :',.-les that support the deposit measure, proceeds will go to a legal defense Soft Drink Assn . and Glass Container fund to help The U.S. Brewers, for exav"iI ,, ii gtlI',zted ; ftc confidential minutes also note: "It Is 'i_ I ) .1 •' I , ' - C tn ft "Say goodbye to intercolle giate football as you know and love it, Coach-baby!" 'I no investigative reporters, .1,• / i I ~~ . ~ I -F- . - 7 -, I~ . m ~._ , ,. .-; . ~--Z -~~ - _;. - - _V_ - - V*tedlundars au; -' :' - . HOURSiAM.-IPMDAYS I I ; , - - - ! - - - ~; . :.. - ; .. ,-9 ,~ I -, . , .,.. ,.~— --;, I . .. --I~ .. II .7 . ~ -_ _._. ,L :,, 1 -1-,.~.'_ -~ : , -. - '-f.: A L ~: ,_ : -, : _~ i — _~--_.~_ _f ::F" ~1 . I -- I._Z; ! ~ _444, _ -... - - - , ~ ., L - _it~. -- - . !~ ,, ROTC GROUP HELPS ZOO / 4 •.! heck for $Th is presented to James Ryan, president of the Central Florida Zoological S'iciety from left by officers of the Arnold Air Society of the U. S. Air Force ROTC at Florida Tec hnological University. Officers presenting the check are Barbara DeBoy, commander ileftt, Chris Anzalone, treasurer and Sharon Frazier, corps commander. The group earned the money from a ear wash held earlier this month. .'t c iSt'(OIld SCHOLL SCHOLL SCHOLL ir FOOT I SOAP I n DRY antiDEODORANT SOAK persp ant SPRAY 5-PACKETS1'oz. FOOT SPRAY 501. Law Guaranteeing Secret Votes 11959 For Farmers Takes Effect Today DELANO, Calif. (AP) A California's croplands. for industrial and craft workers Workers or the Teamsters, or law providing secret ballot UnIt is the first legislation in the in the 1930s. no union at all. I on elections for farm workeri nation aimed at guaranteeing A preamble to the bill states took effect today, a deca and governing collective For the first time on a large its purpose is "to ensure peace after shouts of "huelga," strikt bargaining for field laborers. scale, farm workers will decide in the agricultural fields by began echoing across They were exempted from fed- by secret ballot whether they guaranteeing justice for all ag. eral legislation which estab- want representation by the Ce- ricultural workers and stability lished rights and restri':tions sar Chavez-led United Farm in labor relations." — 1'' ,0 -_.Ilis ' r- 059 (is 9;ZE0 ___ sI FRIDAY NIGHT 'SPECIAL AUG. 25 Open house for idylwildt' Altamonte Woman's Club, 10 Sanford Middle School Elementary School kin, Altamonte Springs Civic orientation for new students, dergarten pupils and parents Center. Speaker Capt. David 1:30-2:30 p.m., auditorium, between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Gunter of Altamonte Springs CHARLESTON, W.Va. lAP) 50,000 miners were still in the firing of a miier. It quickly Lakeview Middle School Police Dept. — A federal Judge has aimed a pits and odier walkouts related spread over rno?.t of the state. Lake Brantley High School meeting for those interested in SEPT. 8 Since then, min'rs have critiSeminole High School Band hefty fine and harsh criticism to dissatistaction with the 1974 orientation for new students substitute teaching, 10 a.m. at at the United Mine Workers' contract vvere reported in cized some sectioiu of the 1974 Parents meeting, band room, and their parents, 7:30 p.m., the school. national officers for their fallPennsylvania, Kentucky, coal contract, par:icularly the school commons. Includes tour Lake Mary Elementary 7:30 p.m. ure to control a wildcat strike Illinois, lndiLna and Alabama. slowness of new grievance of school and information on School Kindergarten open o Slim 'n Trim, 10 a.m. and I into a half-dozspread pro(edures, the lack of a right curriculum and clubs, house, 10 am. to noon. p.m. Monday andWednesday. Wednesdathat has en coal-mining states. The protest t.egan Aug. 11 in to strike over local issues and SCC's South Seminole Center. Only a few of Vest Virginia's lAgan Count y, W Va., over the monthly shift rotatior AUG. 30 ('all Seminole Community AUG. 28-30 Fraternal Order of Eagles College's Community St'rict'.s Red Cron swimming classes for beginners and advanced fundraising luau and dance, 8 for reservations. P.m.to I am,, Altamonte classes registration 10 a.m. to Parent Effectiveness, 7 pitt, pm. Call Jackie Caolo, 131 E. AUG. 31 SCC's South Seminole Center, Woodland Dr., Sanford. Father Lyons Council 12 weeks. For reservations call James T. McLain, Geneva Thlisia L. Stephenson 1tc;us'rz 7 SCC Community Services. Katie M. Wynn Knights of Columbus of Sanford Barry D. Lash, Lake Mary ADMISSIONS Dale I). Wilkenson. Osteer corporate communion at8a.m., SEPT. II olomnan Jerry, Altanu'ne AUG. 29 Sanford: It Helen E. McGill, Winter Park Strings Goldsboro Elementary mass in All Souls Church for ISTEI( club luncheon Annette W. Bass Bet-nice Koppenaal, DeBm ry School open house, 10 a.m. to 1 members and families Invited, meeting, noon, Cavalier. Essie M. Burke InscuMu;Fs Wi.liamn Mielenhausc. p.m. Classroom lists posted on SEPT. 1 Nancy E. ('atron SF.I'T. 13 Sanford: DeBary doors. Registration 8:30 a.m. to David L. lMsher Country and Western Dance, Skating party to benefit Caiherine M. Schlant:, Rachel Berrey 2:30 pm., weekdays for fourth Seminole High School Band, Knights of Columbus Hall, 2504 Moody It. Harden Warren Boston Jr. De.tona and fifth grades plus public 7:30-9:30 p.m., Melodee Skating S. Oak Ave., Sanford, 8 p.m. Clyde Kinard Ethin Neva M. Cassube G. Waldow, Deltona kindergarten migrant pre- RInK. Hosena W. Perkins Open to public. Cosnialo Richard J. Oliter E. Sjoblomn, Lake school and special education Carolyn M. Simonds Mare' Anthony V. Harris classes. Proof of residency, SEPT. 3 Larry G Suggs Hatcher Beulah A. Bess.e I Hardy, Lake Advanced Gunsmithlng, 7-10 Robert T. Vosburg immunizations and birth Monnie Nannie M. Howard required for new registrants. p.m., 8 weeks, 5-208. Call WEATHER Ruth Weiboldt Janie J. Joyce Fannie L. Turner, Longwood Fourth graders attending Pine Seminole Community College's Calvin L. Williams Lemon Wayne If. Stump!, Maitland Margaret 91. high Wednesday's Crest last year do not have to Community Serivces for Mars' E. Cuneo, l)eBarv Opal I.. McEachermi reservations. Overnight low 70. register. Rose L. Iindsley, DeBary Jannie L. Pietrtntoni I'." Partly cloudy through Friday Muriel I. Zeus, Deflary It. Ratliff John with a chance of thunEmetic F. Gehran, Deltona dershowers, mainly during the l"ilomcna L. Maglione, Clifford Sampson Barbara 1.. Seck'v afternoons. ConLnued hazy. Deltorni James Shannie Highs in the lower 90s. Lows in Dale W. Watson, I)eltona the 70s. Easterly winds around CAPT. MEI)A NEIM AN Bishop Neiman and grand. mother, Frieda Bishop, both of 10 mph, gusty near thun. "—' United States Army Captain Sanford; brothers, John dershowers. Rain probability 40 Meda Katherine Neiman, 27, of William and David Douglas, per cent during the afternoons, 406 Pine Drive, Sanford died Aspen, Cob., and Mark Philip 20 pe r cent at night. EXTENI)El)FI)RECIST Aug. 17 in Sav'la.Mar General Neiman, DeLand; sister, Partly cloudy with a 30 per Hospital, Say-la-Mar, Jamaica Evelyn Joanne Neiman of cent chance if thundershowers. as a result of an motorcycle Chicago and a. nephew. accident. Born in Great La kes, Grnmkow Funeral Home Seasonably warni with lows in Ill., she was stationed at Fort Sanford in charge of 70s and highs near 90. Daytona Roach tides: high I 1 Sheridan, Ill., with the arrangements. Recruiting Command at the ___________________________________________________ am., 1:40 pm.; low 7a.m., 7:32 .b p.m. Port Canaveral: high timneolherdeath. Agraduateof 12:37 a.m., 1:28 p.m.; low 7:01 Seminole High School and am., 7:32 p.m. University of Florida, she has — CAPT. ME DA NE IM A N been in the Army for four years. Peter Schaal's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's Shewasa communicant of Holy KATHERINE— Funeral set growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than ,,, Cross Episcopal Church 6000 local names is still available (limited who tfled Alit) 17, sfl 54y 01 Sur vi vors include her father (.,'n'rM HnjflhIl. Sl __ ___ Mr supply). 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See Catherine Ray at Sanford Atlantic National Bank, or call 322-6473 for I delivery. LI.. — - __ ON" I I Ii II I , ___ $ 't"2 -',',l' .' I I 185 I Inquire at the main lobby THE BANK DOWNTOWN MEMBER 322-1611 — • II ,i PHONE = ' : t.', OVER 400 Value FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD I I '-c' "-'T4i '%.1,'r WOODS & IRONS . I -. 1: rvT4 1.4 & 434 LONGWOOD 305.862-4000 . II , ,fli -',''' ..''''J'-.. .'. Inn North — I Ii -1I r I , iI A History Of Sanford by Peter Schaal I I Il Repossessed New Golf Clubs AREA DEATHS - Y. 75 - — I P / ' •jç Whnle life rearlin to ccw, . ...... ,,,, CALL for APPOINTMENT AQ / ','.; • IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LONOWOOD 831.4405 ; , a._ j+~ -01 If , ;, ti • MARp*t _ Lt victory, says Okumlyit, n reth'ed ireriJ of Japan's ,%i,7 Self Defe ns e }'crce. s__a, JAL '. HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS • LIFE S LOVt - efforts at ADA estimates, 60 million Americans, workers r,_-,; ;-._ I'i1 HOSPITAL NOTES on our pollution within tolerable limits. It is rather to , - t 4 1. . - — Into other non-radioactive types, perhaps by pay. Preiniiuii income to private insurers now is occurred without pressure from union members, from the situation In the 1920s and 1930s, when bombardment with some sub-atomic particle, approaching $1 billion a year. Private insurers especially West Coast longshoremen, and an un- bitterness over the harsh Versailles treaty Nuclear energy Is not the only field in which are making money. characteristic re-evaluation by insurance helped pave the way for the rise of Hitler, Some 425,000 steelworkes and their one milli on company actuaries. closed minds stand In the way of solutions, of One traveler to Japan a few years ago reported course. After several years looking into the dependents began receiving coverage today. Insurers were convinced that dental Insurance the perplexity of Japanese s1enUsts, governproblems that the government faces In policing They join thousands of autoworkers. And they'll couldn't pay, simply because of the known fact ment officials and others when told about the ' '.,. X : I. I II ., ~~ am., ' . _ , ^ /I , "N , I . . -~-* - — il .' . 4% NA&SUA, Bahamas( AP) Bahamian Works Minister Simeon Rowe has resigned from Prime Minister Lynden Pindling's government in the wake of criticism over an alleged overpayment for an order of pipes. Denying any personal wrongdoing, Bowe said he acted Wednesday out of his constitutional duty to accept responsibility for mistakes made by the ministry he has run since 1972. 6 p - ij-,j\. Works Minister Resigns CALENDAR i ,' • NW — Now no doubt some Americans are tormented with anguish over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but the vast majority of them when they think about the atomic bombings, which is seldom, have much the same feelings they have when they think about the fire bombings of Hamburg, Dresden and Tokyo, which Is also seldom: These were terrible, terrible things, and possibly even Unnecessary, as we are now told. But they were acts of war, committed in the heat and press of war, a war which our enemies had brought down upon themselves. resolution opposing any weakening of U.S. control Department appropriations bill a prohibition on use I BUENOS AIRES, Argentina i All i Generals opposed military participation in President Isabel Peron's government forced her to accept the resignation of the army chief and prevented her from maneuvering them into retirement. After 24 hours of tension, rumors of an impending military coup and intensive negotiations, Mrs. Peron accepted the resignation of Gen. Alberto Numa Laplane on Wednesday night and named Gen. Jorge Rafael Videla, the head of the joint chiefs of staff, to replace hint. Another writer observed that despite the passage of 30 years since America dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, "the moral anguish of those actions torments us still." 1: : 'Z fç 0 ___X;_ ~.. I , to W. MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST Ili- , Generals Maneuver Peron If Hondas and Sonys, not to mention Volkswagens, are flooding the world today, it is because people want to buy these products and not because they are forced to. Far from suggesting that World War II was a useless waste, this fact demonstrates how successfully its Immediate aim was achieved. 'There are, however, practical avenues open for solving the problem. It has now become theoretically possible, with the proper use of lasers, to separate one Isotope from another relatively cheaply. It should be P0S3th1, therefore, with some research, to develop simple, economical ways to separate the dangerous radioactive material In the waste of nuclear power plants from the vastly body of material with which it is mixed, thereby reducing the amount of matter which must be f.1v sni1 .nvaI dnr.i hv in • -., -•. -., —. - or more. This step alone could make the waste __ - I' World misreading 21 -. ' l.lSl), I'tirtit',il APi 11w ('uriunu:iists brought "at a crowd of 35,000 in Lisbon to demonstrate in support Of I'remiiier Vasco Goncalve,, but the Socialists mustered 50,000agzilnst him in the northern city of Porto, "This is a critical moment," Goncalves told supporters Wednesday night from a raised platform at the presidential palace in Lisbon. "The central problem is power. There is an acute struggle for power." President Francisco da Costa Gomnes, who has the authority to dismiss (',oncalves, also spoke at the rally, but he failed to give the embattled premier his explicit backing. ' TW7. I Communists, Socialists Rally Perspective To Block Hepa tit"s Epidemic PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Multnomah County health of- nesday among employes ilid They claimed employes had Tilson, county health officr. same day the restaurants The number of confirmed or ficlals said Wednesday that as patrons of the two restaurants, blood tests up to four weeks ago Tilson said an employe who closed, and the same day the suspected cases of infectious many as 5,000 persons who pa- which share storage facilities In after a case of hepatitis was had been in personal contact symptoms of the waitress and hepatitis among employes and tronized the Hungry Horse and the Georgia-Pacific building. confirmed, but that they were with the first case became ill, the food inspector were conpatrons of two Portland restau- Oliver's Posh London Pub be. Some of the victims have been told to keep the tests secret, as did a waitress and a food firmed as hepatitis. Tilson said. rants climbed front 32 to 41 to- tween July 10, when the spread hospitalized. Miles Schlesinger, co-owner quality inspector. He said a lone case of hepa. day, and authorities continued of the illness apparently startThe cover-up charges were of Sidco Corp., which owns both Tilson and other health an- titis in a food handling situation inoculations in an effort to pre. ed, until Aug. 22 when the res- made by two employes of the restaurants, said the first case thorities decided that if some. is not unusual and does not, invent a possible epidemic. taurants voluntarily closed, Hungry Horse restaurant, was confirmed about July 29, one else not in close personal itself, indicate an outbreak. Meanwhile, health officials may have been exposed to the Carol Loughran, assistant and that health officials were contact with the first victim be"Not only did we not cover and the operators of both res- contagious liver disease. manager of the restaurant's notified immediately. came ill, it would indicate a link anything up," he said. "But we taurants denied charges that Thirty.two cases or suspected coffee shop and Debbie John. Blood samples were taken a to the food preparation, moved to immediate action. the outbreak was covered up. cases were reported Wed- son, a cashier at the restaurant, few days later, said Dr. Hugh That happened Aug. 22, the The opposite of cover-up." IN BRIEF WILLIAM 1), CURRIE, Managing Editor RORERIC. MARKEY. Advertising Director Try Thursday, Aug. 25, 1975—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — — F.D.l.C. — ' —;_. - -'., :' , k--j ' -_I% ,j' —t,-4- �! - 6A — Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. - Thursday Aug. 78, 1975 In ---- And Around saniord Parents Begin 'Vacati on' Tuesday Oviedo Area Children Pre pare For Return To School re h' I 'Ian contact the ate P)1 rom the Citizens By DARLYNE MELLO Herald Correspondent iviS jflUijnt Bank of Oviedo. ever Tuesday 14 p.m., but 'I'lie immunization Clinic is open olds has already Thellead.Start Prograin for fourand five %car en ent. 0%1ED0 - Tuesday iiiarks the end of vacation for school Oviedo High School, under the direction of Principal Keith oilier arrangements can be made If that di IS incOfl received its quota of 20 children and has awaiting list. ch ildren and the beginning of vacation for the parents. th rough 12. Open hou.se for the sd ool ill be held Tuesday and parents are Stone, gi ll start at 7:25 am. Tuesday for grades nine First United Methodist Church Pre-School, under the direction Your Comfort day. The school has moved Enrolliiient ill be approximately 1100 students with the the ()(,Martha (',oree, For three and four year-olds, will ho ld an o pe n urged to join the childrer for this first Is Our Business you wish senior class estimated at well over 300 students. house, Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 am. for all pre-schoolers and from Tyson Street to Jackson Heights Middle School. If T'he teaching staff will have, 52 certified personnel and half of A ridays, and three Classes % ill be held from 9 a.m. to noon daily, school it 1&i-528l All students will report to their homerooms as instructed. If olds going on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Jackson Heights Middle School ill open its doors at 8:05 n.m. there are any questions there will be aides on campus giving vear-ol(Ls goinr, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesday %% ith home room bell ringingat 8:15 a.m. Principal of the instructions. The first official class iIl beheld on Sept. 3, for the four year- school is (onIon I. hlatt away, A new course of Industrial Arts will be offered this year, taught olds. Classes are limited to eight children per class Ind if Miss Bartkira Forman. The school also announces two new by %Ill go to a five day per week enrollment goes up, classes Par Eugena Ruby, the specific learning of children starting school should make sure th eir child teachers on its staff schedule. disabilitv teacher, and Sharon Barron. the sixth and seventh has had all necessary shots, including diptheria, polio, nicasles Oviedo Child Care and Kindergarten pre-school progrwil. i Rubella Ind Rubeola ) and mumps vaccine and DPT skin tests, language aris teacher. under the direction of Mrs. Betty Nfula, for two, three and four grade g hts Middle School before entcrini school. On Sept 14, there ill ho a Jackso n Hei - ,Mrs. Faith Parker has been added to the certified staff of teachers Ind will be handling the four-year-olds. I SOUTHERN AIR .1 iiii. . . , r- , By JEAN PAFON St. l.uke*s U-theran Church of Slavia %ill also open its doors on Tuesday. Principal of the school is E.L Bel&rn. CkLws are for kindergarten ftough the eighth grade. ChildrenandadultChapel%illbehelde%er) Friday morning at 9 a in nI p rt 4t.s ttC tnt' uraL' d to join the children for this cti PINECREST CENTER QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED First and second grade and morning kindergarten classes are already closed to registration. All other classes are still open. HWY 17-92 NEXT TO A&P PRICES GOOD THRIJ 8-31 , ____________________________________ - =- _________ • __________ . The Christian Educational Festival will be held on Sept. 14. Pa stor's cla-, .s for tea ching will be held Sept. 29 at 74 p.n 1 incetindrgoingheartsurger eight years ago, the 75eardoctor has been work in a half-day y, do trig y only, main! deskw k N f I , he made the old 300 ruled sheets of papes Laton Elementary students are instructed to meet in the .school auditorium Tuesday morning and will be sent to their respective rooms from thert. Kindergarten and first grade school A ' 1 ) I 8IOf size. With 5 holes, for 2 or 3 ring binders Snap them up now' ISO Greta a 50th scdthng anniversary gift from his family Dr. and Mrs. Park were married in May, 1923, Just two months before he completed his internship and she her Final year of nurses' tr aining, both at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, Ga. Of his wife's support through the long and often arduous years. Dr. Park says, "She's been a won(terful help because being a nurse she understands my w ork . It's been wonderful to have someone so tinderstanding and loving." booming Th e Celery Capital of th e World gricultural center hen the young Park couple first arrived here from Macon Ga. Since then Dr. Park estimates he has delivered more than 1,000 babies In the - . ....--, '.t"" ,' • ____________________________________________ S Herman Koleif, formerly with Fairway Plaza Pharmacy, is now with Medco Pharmacy in Pinecrest Shopping Center next to A& P. Al Medco we say you money not only on Rx's, but also on sick room ieeds and orthopaedic supplies. We can S — ' r ' Liz Offered Role SATHER'S COOKIES TEL AVIV (AP)-Producerdirector Wolf Vollmar says he's offered Elizabeth Taylor the feminine lead in a film to be shot in Israel. oIlmar said Wednesday that Miss Taylor would play opposite Richard Burton, who has already agreed to play a lead role in the movie Abakaror, the story of a Russian pilot who immigrates to Israel. . •. : I - it U ,'.'' .' - •' I .. -. .1 . . . BABY BEN , , - jill) III k . .. i .. t. . _ 1 .. ' I • / . . . Park Sr. retired after 52 ye ars in th e medical profession r. remarriage of Burton and Miss Taylor, who were divorced 14 months ago drd reconciled last week in - . .4 -•-;- iitzer1and I pairing in a film since the divorce. Spokesmen for the cvuple announced last A eek they had permanently recon- VARIETIES cild, and Burton reportedly spoke of a possible wedding in Israel . W R U - --- C . -- - - '-'s - Agnew's Son On Trial I BALTLMORE, Md. tAP) Trial has been rescheduled for Friday for James Rand Agnew, son of former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, who is aaccused of peering — L ' , • COLOR through the bedroom indow of a young married couple. F nesday. but Agnew told District Court Judge Sol. J. 4- f -- F riedman that his attorney was ill and unable to attend A granted tiiv. postponement but tOiu Agnew, rrieuiiafl 28. to be prepared to stand trial Friday. The judge said if - * --.- • ...'. • $ • 126-,1 2 \ • THERMOS' PACK OF 18 PE N CILS ... 49 13W Peggy Lee Named In Suit I A\1AMO\ICA Calif 1 APj—Singer Peg Lire says in a 115 million suit her former perswl secretary mishandled her money and enthezzieanundetenmn imnount of it from her . • thi cecretaty ttt Jungheim, sias fired List January hlcsaidshehadstorkedforMi.ssLee,54,since 1970. - - MARKERS -. _________________ . Miss Jungheirn sued her former boss last nionth for dander and libel. RUBBERMAID In her suit, MissJungheim said the singer sent letters to .IA______ ---- I I - .. aduontiouldbetakenagainsther.Nornrnmalactlonhas been filed. a. Ventilated, noth. ing to snag you S0191 HENDERSON, N.C. (AP)-"Almost everywhere we .osk e arerecognizedandpeopIetreatuskindof special, sass President Fords son Mike Ford said he and his utie, Gayle. would like to be treated like just another I ' ______ ELMER'S 1'c1i (t7 p'iLIi &i( - j .- .,- -7 r 79 SCHOOL GLUE wedding. Should I? I$,^ 1i0fl1-Pn,o-nn romp anti viqit Arp we v .IfL sh for thinking of Please advise. Al 1k .VIOWN, PA EA R R A I LEN TOWN: us and bring their families' (T%o live out of town) Our home is very saleable, giving up our house' Perhaps some readers who have experie nced t his predicament will e 11 TORN 228 E. FI RST ST. FINAL WUK th ' ., U Ic IL-i l I, 4m€4IçfMQ , £ Commerce, and area residents lift st!e es ,. '%L ,h$ ''&I ' / of Mr CI - / j'j4 f famous for quality children's sportswear. paisley print Mal gored swing skirt lr A 4 Imig Sleeve Shift 'obtain the brochure should I I ' or is outfit and other fashionable styles visit our War. drobe. New fashions are arriving dailyl I % I • ~olld color . _______ ___ 14 % and Mrs 0 Jones. I It Notural Mink Stoles and Ranch in Autumn Haze. Tourmaline R*g. $395 NOW Natural Mink Jackets - ' AA u tumn Haze Rea $695 .. •.. - . ..• . • - ..••- -. . - - • - ..- • ... -. - -. . • ..... ... ,.--. ••• •-• -. -.••- - :., - •-.---•., 00 N M Coats and Jackets Reg NOW $5210* Bloutifiel Nsmgiaa Blue Fix Cepoi Reg '250 NOW 18700 The south's largest selecimn of E1% nt mink capos. sioles jackets Touunaiine & Ranch Mk I •. • - .. . ..•. .. - • types & waidrobt Ile E. First st, _____ 351 North O range our Use our conv*niont Lay-Away Plan or 90 Day PI yment Plan Also SankAmericard or 200 N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fl. •. •. $ 521 BELLE FURS 9: 30 am. to 5:30 p.m. marylesther S • NOW $695 N - . S29788 wtd coats. Short Fox Jackets. Spiral Coats. Sable Capes & Coats all colm 0 Fun un - - ..•, •.. • .•. -.. -, . ..•. .• AWN •:• .,. A - - Opon Mon. thru Sat. eontact the Mount Dora Art •• • r A division of Dalton. M. 1 S% dinates by White Stag, ,,' 1)ICY pooh. Sizes ( to 1 8 / Robin is modeling popular knit coor. N. A r 7 ' Ever Fur P educe d :rV*IlkifA ' In ' elvgmil flow . . tr od uc i n g Robin Jones, daughter S tioned at nearby Kerr Lake Last veekcnL Ford was -. 15 A I • 'prepared with rules and a application for the econd I liffIc maidftr at '" . - DOWNTOWN SANFORD illit .1(1(1 new dimensions to your The youu Fords. alring with two other couples. -. A PH. 322-3524 ,t _____________________________________________ entry from the First Annual Mount Dora Art Festival, held on the streets of Mount Dora in February, is on display at the Mount Dora Chamber of 'Annual Feitival, slated for Feb. 74, 1976. Those wishing to .••. be offering you even more including L Festival. . \ half sizes! r are to be married in eight keep seeing her. she must tw eeks. We've been engaged for very important to him, in which two years We've made all the cas we should call off our arrangements, reserved the wedding. Ile tells me I'mwrong -that church, talked to the minister, and we could realize a nice bought my gown and addresiw-d I'll) the One he loves, but my profit It's awfully big for Dad the in vitations. The only thing heart tells me he is only going and me to rattle around In, plus we haven't do ne yet is mail through with the wedding the yard is lot to ta ke care of. them. because he doesn't want to hurt III(. Dad and I are thinking we My' question is: Should we —;%Qrf tn ln~tL Ywr - Ins-a I E ' he Henderson , Wib- th!match. -. • Soon we will be in our new store, and we'll decision Should e sell our big want to retire to a warmer home' Or should we keepIt soclimate, 4istinguished judges. Over 50.000 art lovers poured into Mount Dora last February for the Festival, viewing the 'works of over 250 artists from ] the nation. cross Florida an, A brochure has been C ju st be identified as Mike and Gayle Ford, not the I'resident's son and his sife," oe said. s. A you don't quit hassling your daughter about , her boyfriend shair, you won *l see hide nor hair of either of 'em. A graphic portrait of the wife of sinning artist Phil Parker of Flagler Beach, won $750 after oeing named best by a panel of . . . Rig S? 19 uould like to break out of this idenfity crisis and Accept The young man as be 111oritlLs. . ____ ____ Fords Want Privacy L By ABIGAIL VAN BUItEN and visitors are invited to view it throughout the coming , CAR CUSHION her creditors saying her secretary had been dismissed for gross negligence and embezzlement" and that crimiwd ' TOSE! I ORNOTTOSEIL' %dflts to keep seeing thi, other broken engagement than a gi rl little while longer. I tried broken marriage later. Your to explain ttiat if he wants to liance Is conning you. lWR\i3BYMf I . The Best In Show winning 1M.-1' ROMP A bby A. On Display 10 FINE LINE I- Dear g Mount Dora Art Winners , Miss Lee's attorney, Louis Bachleder, said Wednesday % bring him around me She is our only child and we • , ' Please excuse our . . . come Ofl In and browse around. clutter wan TWIN The couple said they spotted Agnew peering Into their bedroom window J He is th e only son and second oldest of four children of the former vice president. , Abby, I'm Jmt about ready to grown children. Three are that 1 we feel like taking off for that my fiance is still seeing the straight. Please help me. tell her that either her asked my ther, and she says boyfriend has o ,e rid of all leaving for college soon We are turn the key and leave. Also, hit. iine engaged I should g throu g h with the t ,u,,sair,or don'•t faced with an Important perhaps Later on, we might I Agnew's attorney is sti.11 ill, he should bi ing another. _WX ' d o FILM I I 1: ii J are arri V I flC aily In fact, we're wall. to- wall with new merchandise' '. wants to marry me, but he and cons. . moment's worry The trouble is her steady boyfriend. who is 23. 1 don't doubt that he is a very nice hadooks like a wild =)):t prehist()fl(flrne3He has a big bushy Afro and a beard to match. Only his eyes and nose show. I asked iii daughter once "how do you kiss him good-' i Ult night" 'hi" Isn't tb d 0 I in S . pages. Stiff covers, wire bound, durable. . is 21, and she's a very good girl ~Cowho's never given us a 4 Each RxlOi/2 size each in a different color, with 38 ' F 0 $ V' 20 If Miss Taylor accepts the part, it ou1d be their first DEAR ABBY: Our daughter . SET OF 3 NOTEBOOKS or d Split • - ,-, . the locations. . -. ow advertising studio in Orlando, lives with his wile, Evie and three children in Altamonte Springs. Dr. H. Garrett Do.soL a member of the American Board of Surgeons, will join th e Park Surgical Group on Sept. I. Dr. Dotson and Dr. Charles Park Jr. will ta ke care of the senior Dr. Park's patients, temporarily. LIST Volimar said he had no information on the possible k Universitv of George Washington's graduate law school. Charles. jr. is a doctor like his father. and an associate pi th the Park Surgical Group; he and his wife, Ka th ryn ha'.e four children. Bill, a w ri ter and artist who has his / - AN AJU on the corner of Oak Avenue and Fifth Street, where he sered as Chief of Staff He as elected Ch ief of Staff the year Seminole Memnral Hospital opened , In 1957, and was re-elected to the position the following year. A couple of times he has served as Chief of Surgery. His medical career was Interrupted once, for t hree and a half years during World War 11, shen he transferred to Camp Gordon (now Fort Gordon) in Augusta . Ga. Dr. Park has served as deacon In Sanf ord's First Baptist Church since 1957, and has now been named emeritus deacon He and his !,i!e have three sons. Bob and his wife Sharon llv In Washington, D.C. where Bob teaches at 1 ; / - so Fat Foo m Dr. Park started out as a general practitioner but later specialized almost exclusively in surgery. Up until the Fifties he worked in the old Fernald-Laughton Hospital .... wasn't •. . ___________ _________• , $ / of the 'Thirties when pr.yment for ai rvices was more likely to be mad'; in kind than in cash - - a basket of home-grown ve'."t'oles, a pistol, even a mule one . And there was one stormy night when he set out in his Model T. Ford to deliver a baby In En te rprise only to (iiseclverthe approaches to the bridge across iake Monroe cre under water. But he knew the baby going to çj j Ijj IJ ALARM CLOCK • f - / -1 -, I). :fl I 1A A I-. area---a $40 fee covered L~e delivery and pre and post I tal care in those days! fie has *Wden out .he * Depression JIf I )1 .---- ., a ilso serve your needs in hearing aids, )atteries, fittings, service, etc. Come in ind see Herman at your first opportunity. low -IMP In Israeli Film I ' .. decision to retire completely, rest a while and get In a spot of fishing. happy to have him home and ta king th ings easy, is Dr. Park's wife. Gene va (Neva) and his golden Great Dane treatment center in the Pennsylvania Hotel lie I'll 19fl as the year Seminole Count) tors broke til'i from the combined Seminole-Orange ouny ted.cal Association and formed an Association of their own. ç" 4 to acquaint volunteers and people in crisis. The rewards others in the community with for volunteers, according to We the work of We Care--Teen Care Coordinator, Kathy Hotline, the area's Crisis Anderson, include personal Intervention-Suicide Preve- growth, profe3slonal growth ntion Center, will begin and the satisfying warmth that Tuesday,7-9:30 p.m., at the We comes from caring. Care office, 86 West Underwood The orientation meetings, St., downtown Orlando. which will run ftough Oct. 1, The call for volunteers is an include talks on the unur gent plea to all persons, g widevariety o par ticularl y e in factors Model T proved reliable even when awash to the running boards, When the horrific hurricane of 1926 struck Miami, Dr. I Captain in the National Guard, was charged with organizing an emergency hospital in the Great Southem and HnIlrAood Beach Hoteb, in Hollywood. fie later accompanied the hospital train out of the city, unloading -is many patients as the doctors could handle in every toun thev came to, Two years later, when a similar disaster struck Palm Beach, he set up his emrgenc I photographsandotherpersonalitemsfrom hlsd k \t t llon ilk Ave. to his home on West 17th Street FILLER PAPER 300=PACK _____ PTA meetings are to be held on the trurd Monday of tir mon th . On Ativ. 24, 1924, Dr. Park, Sr. was the eighth and Youngest doctor to set up practice in Sanford - then a toA n only about 10.000 souls strong. Fif ty-one years later, almost to the day. he retired from the Park Surgical Group, "it %%-as -I hard decision to make," said the doctor, who ii; beloved by three generations of Sanfot-dites. On Friday, he consulte~ one last tirne with many of his patients, said his fare w ells to his office staff and cleared his 4* If A series of meetings designed ford area concerned about A ait until the flood subsided, and fortunately the intrepid Women's Editor fun. showeda fantasticainount of endurance by raising 331 for the ca LLSe. Z Teen Hotline Calls Orientation Meeting HaIf entu C ry Of Doctor'io n9 En dS I -ALY L-,/ Stine of Sanford. Dr. Frazier Is by the CH radio owners of While vacationing with their Rock. Although Jean injured frequent visitors to Sanford, grandparents, Mr. P.nd Mrs. her foot dodging a snake on the _____ of Sanford Ph.322-8321 ioo N. Maple Ave. $1 for every hour their child skated. The children, besides having Collections are being taken visiting Mr. and Mrs. George ____ ANOO*SC~00L (Iiildren froto the summer prograin of the Center partici1xited in the Muscular Dystrophy Skate-a-thon held Tuesday at the Melodee Skating Rink,.-i Sanford. Parents of the children donated , enjoyed playing golf at Blowing Torbett from Boca Raton and minister of the St. Andrews Oviedo to aid the family of Ted entertained at the rehearsal Hughes, daughter Patty and Presbyterian Church in Win- Jackson, who died Monday William Lucas, Carl and Duane golf course, they reported a dinne r party preceding the son Steve have returned to their attended a dance festival at ston Salem and the nephew of from accidental gunshot Billey, ages 10 and 9, enjoyed good time. ~iffany Falls, Pa., where their marriage of his son, Randy, to home in Waukegan, Ill, af ter wounds. Jackson was the Mrs. stine, Recent guests of Jean and TerriSnner Site of the di -two daughters, Jackie and Lisa, After being hospitalized with some big scale fishing in their g Mrs. Hughes' parents chaplain of the Yellow Jackets Frank were her parents, Mr. :were taking summer classes a heart attack, Lorraine grandparents backyard on for the bridal party and out-Of- Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stine. C.B. Club in Christmas. Two J. B. Toney of to*xn guests was Lord Chum~under Alexi Ramov. Jackie was Graham is convalescing at her Lake Ravenna. Among their and Mrs. Mrs. Hughes is the former Arm Sanford. Seminole Jaycettes C.B. clubs will hold a bake sale selected to perform In a Pas De home, 204 W. 20th St., and is catches was a ten pound bass. Gainesville. bley's Pub Stine. were among the three women's at the Chamber of Commerce in beux at the Gala Performance allowed visitors. Visiting with The boys flew alone both ways Irma and Alfred Kirschstein teams competing in the recent Union Park, Saturday afland was also featured in the Lorraine and touring Central from their home in [,&Moore, were the Jeannie and Pat ing Connor 24-hour Mr. Bike.a-thon and Mrs. for ternoon to raise additional George A. stine tlatest issue of Dan ce Magazine. Florida sights were friends Calif. enthusiasts YcadIcamP t. e and d u. i i.r, Lori a'e %iII be celebrating their 5th Muscular Dystrophy. The 24- funds for the family M ,._- year-olds ill aLsostart Tuesday. Classes are from 9am. through noon Mo nday th rough Friday, with child care available daily for to;kmg parents before and after pre-school hours. = Also attending the same dance classes was Luis Perez, Before returning home, they son of Dr. and Mrs. Luis Perez. ., ents - American Ballet Theatre. E STI ATES ' after was I O FREE those 1101(1 a Master's degree or higher. ThnAg.M75— his sister, Mrs. Lula Miller Hikers Convention at Spence visiting her father , Carl from Indianapolis, I nd., who Air Field, Moultrie, Ga. Dietrich, and Mother Goose, wedding anniversary in San. hour riders were Jess Heinle, I Mar tha and Bob Orwi and, also shared her visit with a Highlighting the trip for the LOI'I celebrated her fifth bfr- lord on Sunday. president; Karen Jones, Beth daughters Susan and Sandraa, daughter and her husband, Mr. couple was meeting many new thday with a party at Farrell's Bla i r. Pa tt y un. R I iojJ the summer rs and Mrs. N1. A. Evans of Loch friendi among the 20,000 Ice Cream or during C Dr. and Mrs. James T. Heather White, Lisa White and and spent five days camping on Mir campers who occu p ied 4 ,500 visit , Sanford Frazier and daughter Lara Arm Marilyn Miciaels. the Blue Ridge Parkway before trailers ZooIo Park's per- have returned to their home in a On North Carolina vacation, visiting relatives in West form with the le phant team at Winston Salem, N. C. after and Mrs. Frank Clontz Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Kenne th S. Circus World. e . DIAL While there, they visited with Wthe daughter of Dr. and Mrs. iom Largen, Susan, who is studying dancing at the ____ to do voluntmir work. teachers aides are needed. Contact the Lawrence and son Stephen. rFL Evening the - - WOMEN ghlight Vacation Fest Miffd and Jack Greene have they enjoyed many attractions F DORIS DIETRICI1 Including the Broadway Shows rr espondent "Greece" "Candide" and Co "Shenandoah." If you cannot afford to go IO)OUrPII% Oviedo Heal th C11i, t 98 hours are from 9a.m. to 1:45 p.m. and second through fifth grade Benefit Horse Show held at the Club Haven Farm On Lake Mills hours are from 9a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Principal is Kenneth Echols. Road in Chuluot.a at 9 a.m. Shows, ____ i. Chug. -,7 i. it - - .1. •. . ., �________________ - OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, F!, - - - Fifl - - .- ---- -= --- -_ --j ... -.-•'.'- Thursday, Aug. 28. 1975 SPORTS Snag-resistant coordin-knits. 3 od Thursday, Aug. 78, 1975-1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sporty g? ooks. . And performance plus! u \\•• ' /y Sale 12 Regular $15. Shirt jacket in snag-resistant doubleknit polyester. In navy. ivory, black, white, cloud blue, rose, and moss green. Misses' sizes 8 to 18. Super Denim jeans. 20% off girls' knit 1 -shirts. Hunches Whig ham Stares Season In Face By JIM HAYNES I - Sale 1 8 Regular $10. 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But the "We get real good support. . - as long as we have a winner," has a well-known name and is a pressure Isn't at home. It's confided Bill Klein this week between practice sessions. star quarterback on a Seminole within myself out on the field. So, hat is the outlook, Bill. Don't keep us hanging. High football team which Is in "You see, I've never done "Well. I said before that I think we are going to in 'cm all," the process of staring a great anything great. I just planned he said very calmly. "and I say that because you gotta believe in season in the face. up to this point. I'm not a great yourself. On Only16, he lounges around his passer nor it great runner. Bull "I remember when I was playing football. Our coach wa home between practice sessions think I can get the job done. And crying and made the comment to a reporter that we'd probably t'ating, listening to David Bowie I'm excited about this team. I not In a game. I remiu'mubei the effect it had on the team. I said to Music and thinking about want u hi wake the playoffs. f ir ii ysell 'if e an' gotia to lose all those gamimes, why are we football, at least a bowl game." orkingourtailsci1f?'lnever forgot that experience." lie has other interests Mark, who has a birthd.. To fully understa nd the situation at Oviedo, one has to ta ke a water skiing, girls, hunting (not next month, tried surfing and drive down town. Don't worry. it will be a quick one, whatever in that order) - but right now it water skiing, and picked the speed one drives. And, don't blink, is football, a fact which must latter for a hobby. Many of Oviethi's athletes are from the immediate make his coach happy. "Me and Kevin," he ex. surrounding areas city slickers refer to as " the sticks." "That was a great team," he plained, "that's Kevin Epps.Sticks or bricks, football is football. squad said, pointing to the ll school Well, we're buddies. See, we've And that's basically the gospel Klein is preaching to his annual from when his brother been that way since we were of 30 varsity performers. It started in earnest last spring when he announced anyone John played. "They were un- seven or so. lie used to live defeated. Ten-and-oh." around the corner. We do a lot thodidn'tconme out for spring practice and enroll inthe summer He flipped the, pages with ofttungs together. His dad has a eight program, might as well forget showing up in the fall. "I'm not knocking former coaches' philosophies." said Klein, great care, handling it like the place in New Smyrna and we family Bible, which in a way, spend a lot of time over there. "txitthes"dhavel9atspringpracticeand thenin thefallsomeone We hunt, too. Duck and (leer. . . ('1St' %' ould sho up, check out a jer'v and they'd be a football may not be far from the case. Julian and Mildred Whigham out at Puzzle like and Osteen player. That's all changed now." were slow to get the have five sons and two Pasture." A few junior varsity players from last year lbs room gives strong indaughters, and all the boys message and will find themselves benched for the first fe played football. dicatlons that he may follow his games. Frank starred at Florida brother's footsteps to Florida Another Instrument expected to help boost the Lions' overall by Klein. "A State and Tommy might have State if the opportunity program is the first period football class taught to take the playbook except an illness sidelined him. presents itself. An FSU classroom situation." he added. "I'm going Buck, the eldest, was second brochure and felt pennant sits one page atatimneand see toit that they team it." all-state In Alabama more on his dresser, lie has half a As far as the team Itself is concerned, youth will he a byword. Learn than a decade ago. John was a dozen rifles, four operative, and only three defe nsive starters will be seniors. And three have senior at Seminole two years the room is noticeably void of Greg Kerr, Don Jacobs and Dillard Gould sophomores ago when Mark was a trophies and athletic shown enough flashes to the considered offensive starters. mentoes. sophomore. Karen got married me Klein's eyes shine when he talks of Tim Meeks, guard in his "I told you, I haven't done and Becky is an X -ray flip-flop offense. anything great yet," he "Meeks Is a thrbaby blocker," Klein blurted out, "by that I technician. .: Polyester cotton Reg. 3.50.Boys' polyester cotton short sleeve shirt Underwear" contrast stitchina Sizes 8-20 Pre school sizes Req. 2.80. Sale $2. / / -. - = L -_ 4 ".' $4 *. Iry I • • ,: r. - : _•, ,.. ______ ,-J_% ' ___________ . 'I • -. 4 . . . . . "• . a .- 'J . - ., Mark Whigham draws bead on new grid season flip it. Me, I gotta work at it." The food bill around the back on the experience. "1 Midway through that season Whighamn got his chance to Whigham moved in as starter Whigham household isn't any hadn't been anywhere and escape the doom of reserve and stayed through last year's smaller now that football thought it was k,inda dull here. season has rolled around, But Alabama was nothing. "Dad doesn't like to be called reminded me. Prize trophy is running back in his sophomore 44-1 campaign. nican he really sticks, %ith you. lie's only 5-9 and 155, but he pulls can't get rid of him, lie Julian," Mark said. "lie rattles off a five-foot snake. year when regular Brent Cari Okay, Mark. Here's a toughie because Mark eats steak three Indiana was dull. Cincinnati nell, Isa fine blocker, and like I said, you prefers J.B. lie doesn't even Who killed it? "Me and Kevin." was hurt, "I'll never forget that ... how about girls. What is times a day. "Breakfast, lunch dirty and the mountains were nice, but they got old. I was glad his grandchildren calling Natch. garlic" Mark began. "At your number one prerequisite? and supper," he says. Meeks' enthusiasm Is spreading with the rest of the team, and want Football-wise, Whigham Gainesville. I iAent in with Mark was away from home to be back." him Granddad. It'sJ.B. . . J.B. "That's not hard. I like 'em Klein considers him a team leader. So it's mostly football on rates as a sound quarterback. It about a minute to go. Scared to tall with dark hair. And they alone for the first time last and Millie." An offensive kes' on any team is the quarterback. The Whigham family is is yet lobe determined if he will death. I was a sophomore and have to be able to talk. I don't summer when "me and Kevin" Mark Whigham's mind right Oviedo has a good one - Lee Ward. pretty tight by Mark's own be the best in Seminole County. they knew it. That (Melvin) care if they disagree with me, went to Alabama, the midwest now. He plans to buckle down "IRe can really throw the ball well," says Klein."Butwe have admission. "Things Like throwing doei't Flournoy told me he was going just as long s they know what and back through the Blue Ofl his school work and not other offensive keys. Wi th this type team, YOU can point to "coasrllke he has done for two So with all the precedents in always come easy for me," he to get me, and he did." they are t.alk.ing about." Ridge Mountains. learned )vars. fie's thinking of FSU, athletics, how do presgum adzWts. "I know a couple He was picking at a -stab on "IU main thing I And is there a steady girl? Billy Merchant, Rick Evans. We have a lot of keys." school and perhaps even a affect Mark? quarterbacks who get the ball his ann from an artU'ical turf "No, I tried that, and It's kind of was that Sanford isn't such a law Ikfertsivelv, lineba cker-nose guard Joe Finney is the whack at college football. to the receiver t'ver time 1)1ev horn hr weeks to come. 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Reciular nien's cues A Def*ln le te Question Mark KANSAS CITY (AP)-The Kansas City Chiefs in the waning years of Stram's regime. understudy; Greg Cook, a rookie star with is facing a rape charge in Portland, oru are definitely a question mark starling the new Wiggin says the new coaching staff and the Cincinnati in 1969 but since plagued by shoulder National Football League season, players are "trying to adapt to one another, problems, or Tony Adams, who led the World Only one thing is really certain: Hank Stram, There's still lot of apprehension. We need some Football League in passing last season with the the dapper coach who guided the Chiefs through success now. Our big area of concern Is our of. Southern California Sun. all of their previous years, won't be pacing the fensive line. No matter who plays quarterback, he's certain sidelines with a program rolled up in his hand. "I won't say we'll finish 8.," Wiggin said. "I to have problems. The offensive line of the Chiefs The Stram era Is over, Steram was fired Last won't say we'll have it in three years. We're simply isn't adequate despite the presence of winter after a dismal 5-9 season, the worst in the going to struggle and fight to be a winner." veterans Jack Rudnay at center and guard Ed About the running backs, Wiggin says, "I think we are the haves not the havenots." And our fullback situation has turned around completely with the addition of Lane .. and there's Jeff Kinney and Morris LaGrand." The Chiefs figure they are pretty well set defensively. Wiggin lured premier linebacker Willie Lanier out of retirement. Lanier is joined Cliiefs' history. Paul Wiggin, plucked from the by two old standbys, Jim Lynch and Bobby Refl. Wiggin doesn't relish the thought of building Budde and the likes of tackles Charbe Getty and The Chiefs hired the energetic, personable, 4 tory as the climax to the 19G9 season and since by the acquisition of MacArthur Iane from the year-old Wiggin to try to return the team to has watched the team gradually decline, "It's gmi. but oh. do I luite it riniking cuts," the Raiders mentor respectability on the field and to restore the lamimented. club's public image which sagged to rock-bottom likely, it will have to be Mike I.ivinmzston, his ('leophus Miller. Green's status isn't certain, lie Evans' two-run single. Despite the loss, Pittsburgh John Montefusco Is coming kicked in with a two-run single remained three games ahead of up in the world, lie may be In the third Inning, St. Louis and four in front of Mets 7, Padres 0 taking the elevator td the pente NL's third-place Philadelphia. Tom Seaver became th house pretty soon. Dodgers 10, Phillles 0 San Francisco Giants ' first 19-game winner and edged Burt liooton chalked up his rookie right-hander had a pret- within five strikeouts of a major ty tough act to follow when he league mark while riding seventh straight victory with a took the mound Wednesday, homers by Dave Kingman and three-hitter and highlighted a "Ed lialicki got his no-hitter Rusty Staub to his victory over seven-run sixth inning with a two-run single to lead the Dodg.. Sunday and then Pete Falcone the Padres. past Philadelphia. Ron Cey hit. ers Seaver, who hurled a six so I 12 Tuesday night, struck out - , ,...-.,. ., , ..... t. t'r in (nn Acorns ('!Ir,!In!Itc I Buchanan and Marvin Upshaw at the tackles, Emmitt Thomas and Jim Marsali.s at the cor- nerbacks and.Nlike Sensibaugh and Jim Kearney at safety. ZVI= Blyleven Masterful In Twins' Triumph : , ______ tT'c r . - Ely Till-* ASSOCIATED I'RE.SS pie," added losing pitcher Bill a key two-run double by Ken Trav ers, who pitched four-hit Singleton in the fo urth inning, Bert BlYleven took his 11-in, ball for 10 1-3 innings his lifted Baltimore past Kansas rung, 13-strikeout performance longest stint since his high City. in stride. "I felt pretty good," school days. A's 3, Yankee.-. 2 - .-. - / / • Ii JOHN MONTEFUSCO to do something," he ter for his f if th straight victory, chipped in with his l8th hoiner struck out 10 batters and needs to hand the Phils their fourth grinned, What he did was get 14 just hive more to become the loss in the last five games. Green Bay Packers. Wiggin has a trio of fine If anybody beats Dawson out, and that isn't running tucks in Woody Green, Ed Podolak and Montefusco Fans 14 En route To 9- 1 Win had ,.. coaching staff of the San Francisco 49ers, is the his team around 40-year-old Len Dawson, who Jim Nicholson and guard Tom Condon. The rest of the defense is loaded with veterans, quarterbacked the Chiefs to a Super Bowl vicnew boss. The Chiefs' fullback outlook has been bolstered Wilbur Young and John Matuszak at end, Buck Kelly that way. each making significant contributions last season, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the eighth. Bobby Murcer Sale Kansas Colty KEN SINGlETON said the Minnesota Twins' ace. Elsewhere in the American Thur man Munson's ninth-in"I "Ithought if I kept them from League, Boston topped ('alifor- rung error, his 19th error of the scoring, we'd win eventually," ma 6-2; Baltimore trmnuned year, allowed pinch-runner lie did and they did. Kansas City 4 -2; Oakland Matt Alexander to reach third The 6-foot-3 right - hit rider tipped New York 3-2; Texas and score on Gene Tenace's walked only one batter Wednes- trounced Detroit 8-2; and in a sacrifice fly for Oakland's wmn day night, got all the support he 1w i-night doubleheader, rung run in the m inth inning. needed from Tony Oliva 's Chicago beat Cleveland 2-0, pinch-single in the 11th, and then lost the nightcap 5-0 0 wPt 2-rT~ _ could have pitched a few more innings if he'd nt'eded to, Red Sox 8, Angels tiffl''r \1r..i 'l!u-..,I ..,.k, Rangers 8, Tigers Ferguson Jenkins and St,%v Foucault comnbmnt ti on a nun. - �.2B—Evcning Herald, Sanford, Ft. ii I I ji II s S II S S II S 9 II. a Thursday. JiisI.1;1 Major League Aug. 28, 1975 Bryant Disgusted With Cutback Measures 1I Si NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 440. 1303 TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN You will take not,cc that the City C'immission of the Cly of Sanforci. Florida. on Aucjut Ii, 7975. pad 6nd adopted Ordin,,ere Plo 1)0). as ROBERT H LANAM. folloip,s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNT?, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1S7.CA.09 CAME P0)4 BROWN CONSUMER Bear Still Fuming, Fussing With NCAA Baseball S Legal Notice Legal Notice r INANCI Plaint,??, Baseball Leaders American League East W IPc? . I. GB ç M 0etrril Oii)I*nil 6% 64 449 77 79 57 43 SQ 512 I $6 Ii , 349 4 A 61 #9 67 Mnr 'seita 449 417 n (lrr' 73 A2 S7 7S ci West k(,t%r I'fl u (I'icanl' 500 isc American League FIATTINI, 37% tats)-(,ri Mn. 367 Lynn Bn ,t Stfl$"fl NY 279 CP'e '.( 110 WPntcir .t s,, Peb% Yr'f ATLANTA 7i - 15 74 19 PI)P45 Lnn Rcn $7, YsIr 1CkI, P4' ,, Carew. Mn (C. Pn 7$; Mberr W(', 77 PINS RATTED Iii inn 97 I.rv flsn 41 c%a I'err ( 41 , May Pal 41 C U't?. MI. 47 G Nettle's P4Y. HITc (.*rew Mm 766 Mn tflr, N.Y 157 I(,yp?% Cal 1*9 144 RAndfe Wednesda ys Results (lffln, 7 (P"rnn 0 Cleyrando If,, ill (lab Iani I P4w York Raltimrp 1. kansas Ct, I M'iwaukriO ii I "rv. fl'i. 1% P Jackson Oak r'olrtcwi Pal. 3) May 33 r ,ry, k( DOIIRI ES (Rae kC 1 Cal ii Ch, 70 C, Brett KC 13 9 I,C*1 W?h 6 HO .( F RUNS—Mi',t'rr1 )C. 79 P iikson Oak 74, ( Scott Ml, 77 ftonØ's NY. ? Purr.nPt '7ev 77 1 0! F N BASES -R'rcs YPIPt ES RIVIS P Orta, Drtrot Todays Oamtj iWrwxi 11 '7 ti Rat t,m(w-pf(urllar 77 101, 0fIlart Ib4c7?7man is 107 4 Nrb, 'rrK rcsrm i In) (cair fl Fridays Games ,, , (1 M'nntsrt? at CItyptand, (nI (almicwnsa, D.'trt. Van'ac City at yr 7,,) at 'Tibias mI National League East Ptttt"i"" t N* Phaph.a York Mitreal w IPc?. GB 71 51 SS ,t ei SI? 3 70 6) 534 1 69 67 577 5 73 451 is 55 '1 126 iS West 661 i rArctcs '0 7 VI) I7' r rani'.scr' 8% M 18 77 40 77 455 27' 2 :',rta 9, 7% 416 30 .,t.c!cn 5) II 314 34 (ndnnati 47 44 Wedncdiy$ Results C.rir'ririati 6. 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T,n ar' (ii. 17 r. 667 o rrr, (,' 10 5 667 2 4% AP - Coach against the Vols this fall when disgusted with some of the Ii- tide in Birmingham Oct. 18. recently adopted by the Nation. been using up to 70 players in ation. One that especihlly rankles the game's winningest active coach is the reduction in dressout squads - 60 for home gaines and 48 on the road. "When we recruited a kid we didn't tell him that when we went to Knoxville they (Tennessee ssere going to have not only the home field advantage, but 12 more players," Bryant said, The crusty old coach picked the wrong team to make his point. Alabama, driving for a fifth straight Southeastern Con. ferencechampionshipandana. tional crown that has slipped from its grasp in bowl defeats, ss ill have the 12-man advantage regular season standar(l in the last (our campaigns, Alabama stands alone as THE preseason football power in the South. Tue Tide's major challenge from within the SEC should come from Auburn, entering the final year of the Shug Jordan era. Jordan has announced he will retire as coach after this, his 35th year. Florida and Tennessee are the darkhorses in the SEC race. North Carolina State and Clemson, led by All-American tight end Bennie Cunningham, are the teams to beat in the Atlantic Coast Conference, still basking over producing a trio of bowl teams in 1974. Duke is the CC darkhorse . Stan Smith Loses Tennis King National League RAIl ltC, II? .'t' hi's '.''e (hi 381 Wa's Htn 337: Mtwqan Cn ]' 1Simmmc ML 376 Sar, len POP'. 371 PI)NS—(jtch Phi. 94. 04n, (In, 90 RoSe. Cm S',r SI. 1.818. A'tnda',,, Chi. Ii PIJPIS RATTED IN—lu :nslI, PP. 701 Bench (ri ICY) Staut' NY 01 1 P,u'c: (in, 97 Watrw'i. HUt. 81 HITS-Cash Phi, 171, Rcts (in. 173' Garvey LA. 1t9 Madtk, CP. 161. M'lln. P*Y "C r)OupLEs—Re. Co : Pench. (In 36: Lul.nski, Ppi, 3? Gr-ubtt. 50 3?: Cash. Phi, 31 TRlPLES—Gros Htn. 9. P Mettocr, HIn. 9: KeS%iriger Chip DParkcr PQh I; Ci'r AtI, 4. (,rIfpy, Cm 4; Josr,i SF, I HOME RUP4S—Luz'nsk,. Ph. 31. S(Pnidt, PPi 11. K .ngman, PlY, 77 Bench. C'n. 25, C. Foster, (In 71 STOLEN BASES—Lope's LA. 51 Mnroan. Cm 57 Brock. stt. a9 Cedeno Htn, 17. Car detal. (tI;, 77 PITCHING (12 Dec ,sions,— HraPo%ky, SIL. 17 3. 7$6. 1 45. Gullet), Cm. 103. 769 7 71, Sevpc. NY 19 7, 731 7 II Q )Cr5, SD. 17 7. V. 2 (ft; F Ilnoptam, (in. 746. 700. 397; t)erry. SIt. 9 4 692. 3 49. Kir t'y. (in, 91, 692. 4 55: Norman. (in 91 47 1 79 Now In Exile FORE.ST hILLS, N.Y. GAP) No.1 billinginthe UnitedStates - Three years ago Stan Smith scith Jimmy Connors and this was the king of tennis. Today he year is ranked No. is in exile. But he has been at such an "The game isn't as much fun, ebb that he couldn't get past the not when you're losing," said first round of Wimbledon this Smith. "The excitement of year, losing to I3Ton Bertram playing is there. I know I can of South Africa in straight sets. play well. It's a combination of lie hasn't won a tournament things." In 13 months and for the first He mentioned a lack of agr- time since he can remember he essiveness, not hitting, not wasn't seeded (or this year's moving, impatience, the mind. Open, even though he reached Then, almost as an after- the quarter-finals last year. thought, he mentioned a painful Although Smith failed to get tennis elbow, past the first round, his cornOnny Parun of New Zealand patriot, No. 4 Arthur Ashe, and shed more tight on Smith's four other seeded players ad. plight after beating him in the vanced. first round of the U.S. Open Ashe, the Wimbledon cham. Tennis Championships Wednes. plon, beat Victor Arnaya, a day 64, 6-2. "I see him with his arm in ice foot-6 University of Michigan 6-3, after matches," Parun said ofsenior, stitute for7-6. Amaya, a sub. Harald El. the former U.S. Open and schenbroich of West Germany Wimbledon champion. "Before who failed to show, had only 15 he plays I seeHe him having rubbed down. does it In ait minutes notice for his center court match, the first of the 1975 corner so no one sees him. Open on the new clay-like "He's a pretty good sport and suziace which replaces grass. never says much to the players. Roscoe Tanner, the No. 10 But when 'ou walk out on court seed, ousted Dave Schneider of battle nationally televised from (Tennessee) were going to have not only the New York Cosmos Suffer Soccer Loss SAN JOSE, Calif. mAP) - Johnny Moore's goal in the 66th minute of play Wednesday night gave the San Jose Earthquakes a 3-2 victory over the New York Cosmos in a North American Soccer League exhibition game. Pele, the soccer superstar from Brazil, had tied the score for New York a few minutes earlier with a goal on a penalty kick. Pele also assisted on New York's first goal of the game, which was played before a sellout crowd of 19,333. The game was the Cosmos' first in a tour which will take them to several countries. The next game is scheduled Aug. 31 in Sc eden. Anthony Extends $ Lead AKRON, Ohio tAP) - The next-to-last stop on the Professional Bowlers Association summer tour did little damage to the top of the money rankings, but it was enough to knock Roy Buckley of Columtzis out of the top 10. Earl Anthony of Tacoma, Wash., extended his already vast lead by winning 15,0(K) at Waukegan, Ill., his sixth firstplace finish of the year. That gave him 192,065 to $50,935 for second-place Dave Davis of Atlanta. But Anthony was still too far from the $100,000 mark he ritissed last year by only $415. With only one stop left on the swnmer tour, the $55,000 Open at Detroit next week2nd, Anthony again will fail to go over the top. Buckley was fifth one week ago but fell to 11th this week scith $29,083, despite finishing fifth at Waukegan and winning 1l,0. Gridder's Funeral Set ATLANTA AP - Funeral services will be held next week in Chicago for Allonzo Taylor, a Morris Brown football player who died Tuesday following the team's first 1ric'ticc. Del end,mnt has 15.20 players who felt they back Phil Gargis and running cialty teams, but probably War Eagles normally are AMENDED NOTICEOFACTOPi P,'.t,,'rt H L,mnam 30? 11th Court !,ou?h TO rebuild that unit this time. squad reduction ruling, players." - Paul The Southern Conference cxpects a stemwinder that could go down to the final week. V?slI is the defending champion and a slight favorite, although East Carolina and Appalachian appear capable of ntakin a title run, Pepper Rodgers, the flamboyant Georgia Tech coach, has the Yellow Jackets back on the path of power. Tech is the strongest Independent and should make a pretty good pitch for a bowl bid this fall. Miami of Florida also has a rGolfing Great Dies DELRAY iii,tcn lt1' - Rob A. "Bobbs." Crulc'kshank, a Scotsman ssho became a member of the Golf flaIl of Fanli' for his success In the early days of American professional golf, died "Bear" Bryant "That has to be demoraliz. ing," says Bryant. 'The biggest thing is that never once did I read where they considered the athlete. They are making liars out of us (recruiters)." capable club but has a viC$OUS schedule that includes Notre Dante, Nebraska and OkIaAlabama has tremendous horna, last year's national depth, especially in the offenchampion. sive backfield where Bryant The South normally produces has used numerous runners in outstanding college division the wishbone offense, teams and this )'ear should be no exception. Among the potenStandouts at Alabama Intint fx)wers arc Elon, Alcorn, elude All-American defensive Grambling, Eastern Kentucky, end Leroy Cook, linebacker Jacksonville, Alabama State, Woodjow Lowe, quarterback l)elta State and Western Caru. liikharcl Todd and running Una. backs Willie Shelby and Calvin Bryant, who sends his Tide Cuiliver. mi:.iinst Missouri in a Sept. .titiurii ifft'rs .1 llt'5 Iii k ttmi 8 Running back.s are dominant at several other SEC schools, with last year's All-SEC run ners returning - Sonny Collins of Kentucky, Walter Packer of Mississippi State and Glynn IlarrLson of Georgia. They may have trouble repeating, how. ever, because Tennessee count. ers with versatile Stan Morgan and Florida has Tony Green, as a freshman rambled for }'ards in 1974. Id '. Sheets No I and 7 North Orlando Tnwnsmte, 4th Add,tlon according to the' Plat there'l rerorded in Plat 11, Pages Sand 6.of the Public Pecorci of 5e'munole County. Florida ha been filed againSt you and you are required to serve a copy ol your BricK 4' 1 on BERNARD C. O'NEILL. . Of Poby. Cunningham and ONeill, PA Plaintiff's attorneyS, whose address is 465 hartford Building. Fast Robinson Street, Orlando, FlorIda, 37107. on or before the 77th clay of September, 1975. and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered agalnt y011 for the relief deniaridr1 in the Complaint WI TNESS my hand ,lnd thr seal of thu Court On the 11th day of August, 191S Arthur II Bc'ckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Among the standout linemen in the SEC besides Alabama's Cook are defensive tackles Steve Cassidy and A.J. Duhe of Louisiana State and Ben Willia::m. if Miic.sippi. Alexander Stops Riessen By' LillIan T Jenkins As Deputy Clerk 15eI) U.S. Open Tennis Play Publish August ii. 2). 74 I Sept 1. 197% OFO 73 ___________________________ Termed 'Classic Game' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice I hereby given that a PublIc Hearing will be held at the CommissIon Room In the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7.00 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. APi the few black men to make the ground-up sewer pipes. It Is a —Observing the opening salvos grade in a sport characterized dull green, exceptionally slow. uf the U.S. Open Tennis chain, for years by lily white purity A man ventures to the net at his oionships, one could almost and country club snobbery. own risk. hear the death rattle of the big "The edge has to go to the A crowd of more than 12,000 serve and volley game. Europeans and South Amen, who attended the first-round Good-bye barn, blast, boom, cans, the guys who are essen- session Wednesdayat West Side Adieu slam, slash, smash. Hello tinily clay court players. You were stunned and seemingly chop, drop-shot, lob. It's a hare to pick Guillermo Vilas, delighted by the fresh bill of brand new day. Manuel Orantes, Bjorn Borg (are. Nicknamed the dour "I think people now are be. and Ilie Nastase." little Scot," Cruickshank coming more aware of what They had grown accustomed Vilas is from Argentina, sas an aeth'e member of makes up a good clay court Orantes from Spain, Borg from to power tennis. They had fed the l'GA tour from 1921 to player," said Australia's John Sweden and Nasta.ce from Ro- on the thundering aerve and 1950 lIe maintained an Alexander after beating Marty mania. They represent the new lightning volley. Rarely did a active interest in the game Riessen in a first-round battle breed of clay court terrors. ball travel across the net more until his death in this Gold of placement shot-making and The old West Side Tennis than a couple of times before Coast city Wednesday. prolonged rallies. Club, site of the national cham. completion of the point. He won 20 tournaments, "It is a more classical game. pionships since 1915, dug up its It was a game the average six of them in 1927 s hen he It requires a greater variety of pampered green turf and re- player watched with wonder led the tour sith winnings shots, strategy', patience and placed it this year with a syn. and admiration and yet one timing. It's the game most of thetic, fast-drying clay surface, wah which they were only the world has always played but lie was twice runnerup In It's a grainy surface like faintly familiar. one that has received little the U.S. Open, lo8lng in a reCOgnttlOfl. playoff with Bobby Jones "For years, the world's best at Inwood, N.Y. in In Amateur and losing to Gene Sarazen players have been judged on __________________________ how they performed on the at FlushIng, N.Y. in 1932, grass court circuit or on hard Born in rural northern courts. No one paid any attenScotland, he sias tutored lion to the cla' court circuit. and urged to move to The grass court circuit was the United States by the late thing. You had to score at with a sore arm, you change South Africa 7-5, 4-6, 6-1; Harold Tommy Armour, Wimbledon and Forest Hills to your strokes. You lose con- Solomon, seeded 13th, elimi. CruIckshankhad make a name. (idence, lose matches. You nated Victor Pecci of Paraguay maintained a resIdence In "Now it's going to be entirely have to play 100 per cent and 5-7,6-2,6-2 and Vit.as Gerulaitis, he's playing only 60 per cent, the No. 14 seed, advanced with South Florida for about 45 different." "I'd say he needs a good long a 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 triumph over For most of that Arthur Ashe, who won at RICHMOND, Va. (APi A Jeff Pomnerantz; Porter Cup rest." time, he served as winter Wimbledon this year, was quick rookie may not win the title, but winner Jay Sigel, and 52-yearJoaquin Rasgado of Brazil. SmIth, 23, won the Open in club pro at the Gulfstream the Class of '75 is making its old Roger McManu,s, who was to agree. 1971 and Wimbledon in 1972. He With perfect tennis weather, golf club and summer club "You can't favor me or a guy presence felt in the 75th U.S. in his 17th Amateur. was rated the No. 1 player in the a record first-day crowd of 12,pro at the Chantier COUflti)' like Jimmy Connors in U- Amateur Golf Championship. Tom Kdlley of Fort Wayne, United States and the world in 723 turned up at the remodeled (lub In Pittsburgh, Pa. year's Open," said the skinny Another wave of upsets liber- Irwi., who whipped 1964 chain1973. I..ast year he shared the West Side Tennis Club. _________________________ Richmond, Va., native, one of ally dotted Wednesday's see- pion Bill Campbell on Tuesday, ond-round results as the field found his fame short-lived when was reduced to 64. Chief among he, too, was defeated. So was the perpetrators were first-time John Kircher, 16, who had won starters in this prestigious his first-round match. event. It was left for 53-year-old Bill The biggest shocker was a 19- flyndman lB of Hunthigdon hole, 1-up victor)' scored by Pa., John Grace of Fort Stanley Price III of Pittsburgh Worth and Downing Gray of over Vinny Giles, the 1972 US. Pensacola, Fin., all former run. Amateur champion and current ners-up, to uphold the role of the British Amateur titlist, who establishment against the atLOS ANGELES APt be very strong this year. One The defensive line has Donmue know if he'll still be there in two was playing on his home Coun. tack by the young turks. Fact: the University of South- reason is there are enough re- hickman, 258 pounds, and Jeff weeks," he said. "lie's a very try Club of Virginia's James Collegians Andy Bean, Curtis cnn California was No. 2 in the turning lettermen of quality to Flood, 240, and plenty of speed good passer and a hell of a River course. It was the 13th Strange and Lance Ten Broeck, nation last year among major form the nucleus of a pw- to go along with tackle Gary runner. When you knock him time that the 32-year-old Giles aLso young but better known college football teams. erhouse. Another reason is Jeter, linebacker Kevin Bruce (lown, you have to knock him had played in the tournament, than the first-timers, advanced Fact: 14 Trojans were speed. and deep back Danny Reece, down, you don't just talk to him. The result was the same for to today's third round which drafted by National Football "It's a very large, very fast The latter has 14 interceptions When he's in the backfield, three others competitors with .sas to get underway at 10:30 League teams and a couple team. And I would say we'll be in his last two seasons. we'll have four good runnners." considerable experience and more signed as free agents. pretty good early in the year, "We've built our whole defen"He has a strong arm, and as success in previous events: Conclusion: Southern Cal was and by the end of the season we sive concept the last four years the pros say a quick release. —Former British Amateur _______ so hurt by graduation that 1975 should be excellent," says the around speed," said McKay. And he's a very good team champ Dick Siderowf of Westwill be a down year for the good-humored McKay in one of McKay acknowledges there leader, and I think the kids like port, CDnn,, 37, playing in his Trojans. his serious moments. "Truth- area number of unsolved prob- him, which is very important 15th U.S. Amateur, was ousted 1 41i Wrong. fully, though, we're a year lems about the l9l5lrojans, but for a quarterback." up by Bruck Ziemskl of Dudley, Coach John McKay, while ad- away from greatness." However, the 6.foot-2, 205- Mass he's not pessimistic, only irutting that he has his youngThe offensive line is anchored waiting for things to develop. pound Evans may give way ti) —Dale Morey, 55, of High est, greenest team fnce 1962, by6-5,26&-pound Marvin Powell "Vince Evans will start as Rob fiend, a slick passer sho Point, NC., went to the sidestill feels that Southern Cal will and 6-3, 244-pound Joe Davis. No. I quarterback, but we don't looked sharp in spring practice lines a I-up victim of Barton a year ago but was redshirtecl, (J of Houston. Shelton Dlggs, the man who —Jay Haas, the NCAA cham. ('aught the two-point conversion pion playing in his fourth tourpass from Pat Iladen to win the nament, was eliminated by Jan. 1 Rose Bowl Game 18-17 Torn Evans of Northbrook, Ill., -l1Ii. over Ohio State, is back to catch i up on the 19th hole. ___________________________ passes. Other split end canThe victors include Price, 23; didates are Junior Lee and Ken Zlemnski, 25; Goodwin, 19, and ll1IiidlI'. IlOtti are in. Evans, 21. And they accounted o'clock P M on September 77. 1975. to consider the anneaation of property deScribed as follow's Lot 3. Block 7. Flora Heights. Plat Book 3, page 19. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Said prOperty I presently toned 7 (Residential) District All parties In interest and citizens shall have an Opopitunity to be heard at said hearing By order 04 the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 11th day of August, 1975 H N Tamm, Jr CIty Clerk Publish' Aug 11, 77. 70. Sept 4, 1), 7975 DEQ 69 __________________________ k Of I folbowi' This instrument prepared by ,• EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID ORDINANCE PROPER TV THAT ON SAPIFOF4O AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN FORD AVE PIUE AND PALMWAV AND BETWEEN POINSETTIA DRIVE AND ROSE DRIVE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RPOVISIOPIS OF CHAPTER 74 190, ws or LOP IDA WHEREAS, there has be('n filed with the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, FIor,da. a petition con taming the names of the property Owflefl Ibe area described hereinafter requesting nnneaatipo to corporate area of the City Of Sanford Florida and requesting to be located therein, and WHE PEAS, the Property Ap praiser of Seminole County. Florida. h6ving Crrtlfi,d that there are two property owners n the are,i to be anneirid and that the sad property OWnerS have signed the petition for annt'aatmon, and WHEREAS, the City Comm,ssion c,f tIme C 'ty of Santo' ci. 1- br cia, has deemed it in the' best 'flU-rest of the City to accept said Petition and intends to anne. sea NOW. THEREFORE. 9E II ENACTED BY 'THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA SECTION 1 The City Commis%'on of tIle City o Sanford. Florida. heret)y declares its intention to anne. to and to make a part ot the City of Sanford. Florida, at the eapmrtion of thirty days from the date of tIle passage of thiS Or din6nce. as provided for by Chapter of 1torid. 1974, that certain property dt'%rrit,ed as follows ' lot), Block 7, FLORA HEIGHTS. according to the Pb,mt thereof anne,atborm. and WHE PEAS. the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. ha% deemed it in the best interest of the CIty to accept Slid Petition and Intends to ante. said area THEREFORE, 110W. BE IT ENACTED (IV TIlE PEOPLE OF 'THE OF CITY SANFORD, FLORIDA SECTION I. lIsa City Commission 04 tIme City of Sanford. Florida, hereby declares itS intention to annei to arid to make a part of the City of Sanford, Florida, at the eapiratlon of thIrty days from the date of tne passage of this Or dinance. as provided for by Chapter 71 190. Laws of Florida. 7974, that certain property described as (4 follows Begin at a point on the Easterly right of way of line SR 600 I IS U.S. Il V7saidpcint being 73*14 and ?S01 degrees Eat? from Section of said easterly P W line with the south 53619' section II, township 70 south, range 30 E, Seminole County. then run north 730$ degrees E along said easterly R.W line 3)3 40' then run N 0959 17 F 403 ii' to the west lop of the SE quarter of the SE quarter ol said section ii, thence run 505204 W along said west line. of the SE guarter of the SE quarter section 1) 33% 40' to a point 743 20' NO 52' 1" E from the SW corner of the SE Quarter of the SE Quarter of Said SCctiGn 11. thence run West 556 19' to -' .. .,,.. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. JS1S42CA09.E ut IT EO COMPANI ES FINAP4 CIAI CORP. etc Plaintiff, vs FRANK PI4ATHER mnj DONNA L PRATIIER hiS wilt' DOROTHY J RE IC HF PT, THOMAS A PFICIIFRT. MICHAEL T EL (7EV I14r,EflOPQ C Fit 7EV, ii AGSI'IIP HANK OF ORt fNut), formerly TIlE ORLANDO BANK & TRUST 'OMPAP4V ROY E BLOCK and P8111 IIOMEL ci b a BRIAN'S RESTAIIRANI Detendantt TO ME ICHER T Addresses unknown 'rOli ARE HEREBY NOTIFIFO thata' action to foreclose mortgage covering the following real and personal property rm Seminole Cc,inty, F todtji, to wit Lot 73, Block A. DRUID HILLS PAR K, Plat Rook 10 page 71. Public Re'corrts of Seminole County. Florida has hedn filed against you and you are reOure'd ti) serve a copy of your written cl"f,'n',e i any. to it on c VICTOR 111)11 ER. JR ol EVANS I BuTt FR. Attorneys for tn. Plaintiff, whose' address is 920 Hartford Building. Orlando. Florida, 32607, anti file' the' orignal with the Clerk of the' above styled court on or tmefrirr- the 73rd day of September, 1975 otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal ot saidCnurtonthelpthdayofAugus,. 197% (SEAL) Arthur H Bit kwrth. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By (ereIla V Ek,-rn Dputy Clerk Publish Aug 7). 74 & St 4. 11, 7975 010 114 ___________________________ .. IN THE CIRCUI 1 COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, - FLORIDA Public Records SECTION 7 That flit ordinance shall become effecty., rnmediatejr UPOfl its passage era adoption CIVIL CASE NO, 75.7$17.cA.O5.A 11Tl015( STAPlDt,PD LIFE 1Pl5l.JPA?4( IT COP,tPAP4Y, ,m Florida PASSED AND ADOPTED thiS t97S 11th day 04 August, A D S Lee P Moore Plaintiff, . 000M and C,AYE 000M. wie, e' il P-u', Mayor S John C, Morrs S A A "Mac" etendants NO lICE 0f Au. i 1N TOM 1. ODOM and GAVE 00081. hiS wife 10 McClanahan S Julian I Stenstrom S Gordon Meyer As the City S H P4 Tamm. Jr City Clerk Publish' Aug II. 71, 74. Sept 4. 1975 PMidence ur,. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an actionto?orecicwea mortgacjeon the following property in Seminole County, Florida Begin t a pont 359 feet South o degrees 00' 34" East 04 tPiC NE corner if NE 4 of NW Section 6. Tri*nhp 77 South, Range 30 East. run North 49 degrees 46' 51" West 4 feet to Point of Begnuiitmg. run DEG 72 thege South 0 degrees 0?' 37" West City Clerk Attest' . Plaintiff, Si DUANE J PIOVOSEDLIAK, 010)18 C. NOVOSEDLIAK. his w'fe. and iA"FS W R(JPI(H, Detrnd,mnts AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO DUANE ,i PIOVOSEDLIAX and DIOPIA 0 NOVOSEDLIAK hi's Wife 707 Sberwcx'md Place PcI Ar. Maryland YOu are notified that an action to fere'close ,i mortgage on the f011owI,,q poperty n Seminole County, Florida tot 77, fllcxb A. SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, UNIT?. according to the Plal thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Pqe 77. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Pies been filed against you and you are re'ouiresi to s.-rve a copy of yoi,ar written defenses. if to it BERNARD C ONE ILL, Jr of ROBS', (()PININGHAM & O'NEILL. P A Pl,m rttf", attorney', wtmose address 5465 Hartford Building, 7f)0 Fast Pohiotcin Street, Orlando, Florida, 37007. on or before the 17th of September. 1973 and i,le the original with 11w Clerk of this Court. either before' %e'tvi(e on Plaintiff's attorneys or 743 feet, thence South SQ degree's "6 54 East 90 feet, thence North 0 o'507 31" East 715 feet. thence North 09 degrees 16' 51" WeSt 90 feet to Point of fleonning Sublect to an easement over the North 70 feet for road and Begin at a point SS0 feet South 0 degrees 00' 54" East of the PIE corner of NE'. of NW .. Se'cti 6. T0,fl5hp 71 South. Range' 30 East, run North $9 degrees 16' 54" West 14059 feet to Point of Beginning, thence run Soqth 0 degrees 07' 31" West 713 feet. t'mence South 19 degrees 46' 54" East 90feet, thence North 0 degrees 07'31"East 215 feet, thence North 49 degrees .96' 54" west 90feet to Point of Beginning Subject to an easement over the North 20 feet for road has been filed against you and IOU are rt'Qvlrf'd tO serve a copy Of your wruY?f'o dlr'$en%f't. if any, to it on J Charles Gray, of Gray. Adams. bI.irr1 Robinson, P A . plaintiff's aItcrne'y's, whoSe address is 10) E Pli rison Street, P 0 riM. Orlando, Florida 3740?, on or before the 77th day of September. 1913. and file the o,igri,1l with the Clerk of thiS Court Cither before' service on plaintiff's attorneys Or immediately thereafter otherwise a default Will be entered aqa'nst you for the relief deriandeai in the complaint WIT NESS my hand and seas of this Court on August 5th. IScal! Arthur H fleckwilh, Clerk of the Circuet Court Ps' IiITian Jenkins ARTHUR H IIECKWITH, Clerk of the Circuit Court q fly Lillian Jenkins As Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHT E E NIH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S13t6CA0VD ('F OF P AL P A lION Al MOP '."i ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. Y0(IPIC, JOHN SE,Y, JR aka JOHNPIIE 'IFAY. intl BARBARA P . 15cM) witi' Dc'tcodents Publish Aug Ii, 77, 75 , 5ept "' 797w, NOTICE OF SUIT RAPRA Pt, P SE AY Pt: SlOt N CE UNK NOWN All parties daiming interests by. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Th.' iiulrr' gui I :1,'', Icr ehy eerIly trillt it is ciundutting a Cmiisi'unent 4. game retail busineSs at 7AYPF SHOPPING CENTER, Fern Park Flririd 17130. under the fittitious ru,mmr of GAME WORLD ancithatsaitifirm ,scnmrwms.dnf the following persons whose name's and pt''s tif rrsiijincr'S are .m',tolIows ..,- tO ... ... .. . . nr.rrpu,ent of tIm.. City 01 (a'r'ltir,ry In, tli,' r'nsu'nq 191576 l,caI year .umfl annrnpr,at.nrj through, under or itgCin%t flerb,mra P Se'ay and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or 'ntece",t in the r,ml propi'rty herro described ____________________ qi,ilr engaged ri business at 6905 Orlando Aye. Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of TWIN CITY AUTO SALES. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the C'rcuit Court, Seminote County, Florida in ac cordance with the' provisions Of tnC FICTITIOUS NAME FitIti,j's Name Statutes. To Wit Section 56509 Floridi Statutes 7957 Sig 1) C. Jones tnq. prnpnse1 ordinance' will be This hearing may be con tinu'rcl from time to time' until linat acic'n ,s taken by the City Cciuncil C.pvern ycwirc"Iv..% accordingly Dated Inc lAth clay of August. Son White Puhlsn Aug 77.76 I Sept 4, 17, 7975 00 1)) _______________ FICTITIOUSNAME Notice h,'r'b,i qive'n that I am dflQitQed in buSnt'55 at Wir.ter - gç iSel) f) Pill II C,rir Mayor ', Springs, 201 Birch Terrace. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitiu name of P H S CO . and that I intend to reqst,'r said name w;th th.. Clerk of the Crut Co',rt, Seminole County. Florida in ac Corclarice with the provis,onS of the' Fictitious Name Statute's. To ., Section 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 S Robert H Suddutlt Publish Aug 14. 27, 25, Sept. 4 1975 ATTEST Aide M fl'Er'nle fctnn City Clerk Pitlith 14 ''hI A 1915 lug 010 -' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION 140. 7S.I616.CA.04-E In Re; the Marriage 04 TIMOThY R CUNDIF:F, husband; and VIRGINIA 814)4 (UPIDIFF. Wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO VIRGINIA ANN CUP4DIFF, DEO 65 _____________________________ CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WIICiM IT MA'f (UN(ERP4 1401l7F is hereby g, yi'n by the City ci (atseiherry that the' Council willbnidan,ipml,rhpar'iotocno',icier enactment of a nn emergency ordinance I'ntitle'ii ten (irctinanee .mrtnOtnq the' Utility F,'ncl Opertctnt Bucloet setting forth in itl'rfluff'd estimate 0? the Pt 9, Boa 759. Crossyille. Tennessee 3,555 'YOtJ APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an actionfor DISSOLU TIOPI or MAPPIAC,F h.i been filed a'an,t arci you are required to serve a cop' of your written defenses, if any. '° Gene P Stephenson of STIPHENSUPi, STALP4AKER AND (WANE, P A Post Olfice Drawer One, Casselberry. Flor,da, 37107, t'ttorney's for the Husband Petitioner and file the original with , raperse if (ond,jcting e,sih diviSion of the utility flepartment of the' City C.t'telhr'rry for the e'nsunq 16 ficral veer anci copropriating revenue for the vCrlous fund's and the purpose's cit Such estimate rnrifirm;nn e'iDeridture.ç to date the Clerk of th above styled Court or before September 9111, otherwise a Judgment may be en te'eed against you for the relief der'uande'd In the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of l.eid Court on thiS, the 4th clay of Auoust. 1975 .... --------- 'verahility rnrmlIict. and effecti.e cam (Seal) Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Ccurt By' Lillian Jenkins Clerk Publish Aug 1. 11. DFO Deputy PIOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HFR EBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued Out of and under the seal 01 the Circuit Court of hfillsborougtm County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the atore%ahd court on the 23rd day of June, A 0 1975, in that certain case entitled, Drew Tile Supply Co , a Florida Corporation, Plaintiff. vs Clifton Sheciron, doing Business as Shadrorm uk, Defendant. whiCh aforesaId Writ of Execution was (Selivered to me as Sheriff date at 7 lOP M or ic soon there'lter as potSt,le it wh.(h time .ntc'reslpd parties anti rititen's for anti against the rroons*.d ordinance will be heard ItIç hearing may be cO tini'rrt from time lo time until finI action s takf'fl hi, the City Council Goverr so'rS,'Ivec acord.ogly ('late'ql this 74th div of Augu'st. P tf'aI) (4, fill B (ir er 'a° t.ITFST Ada N fl'Frnie Artino (tv (1.-rh P'I'iti',h A,,g PF() w NOTICE OF SALE tern,.- Foster why's, last known residence' Wits 90,'. West 17th Mrei't c.riforct Florida 1777) #Iri1 all other whom of Seminole County. Florida. and I have Ie'vid upon the following describeg property owned by Clifton Slm6dron, said property being located fl SemunoleCounty. Florida, more particularly described as follows Lot 60 Palm Shadows, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Pta? Book 1), Page 55, Seminole County Public Re(ords.describedas followt Begin at a point 650 feet East anø 70)7 10 leet North of the South '4 SectIon Post of Section 27. TOrihip 19 South. Range 37 East, thence run Southwesterly along a curve concave Southeasterly having a radhu's o485 feet, a central angle of 77 03' 12". a chord bearing of SOuth s Si' 21" West, an arc distance of SQleetthencerunNorth72Q3' 77" West Ill 05 feet. thence run North lJlfeet moreor less tothe St. Johns River, thence run Southeasterly along said River 56 feet, to a point North the Point of beginning, thence run South 713 feet more or less to the Point of Beginning and the undersigned as Sheriff 01 $prninole County. Florida, will at Ii 00 A N on the 5th day 04 Sep tember, A 0 1915, offer for sale and it may concern Yrii , and #ech of you *ill Please take entice' Ihat some person believed to he' AnniC Foster. but vuticise name' and address is unknown to the tiraiers'qned. entrusted en article rif value iii'ctribed as a 7967 Ford Falcon Future automobile beaming VIP4 ?T V 1)75)4 and $911 F lOrcie Tan 77 1) 70)01 to be Stored in the' ld.',mt Parhnq P. Storeop Com p,iriy war'Ptri,ise .ini csrae at 70) Fast (ornmer(aI Street in Sanford. F Iciricla ant that this vehicle has beer' stored t,pnn this order in eacess (if three months mu the' fair 'mod rcastinatilestor,,q.. cti.,rqes thei'eOoc have riot been Paid to, more 'n.m three mrrunthc and by reason thereol ,'r'ct hy authority nf Florida Statute Se'ctifln 15011 the undersigned ll sell the tam, at public auction to, cash. irwin the hqhe',t outcry. on Monday. Sepfemtwr 5 1975 a' t% place cit Puisinecs known is thi Ideal P,I on?. Strwaqi' (OVTuO.ii,, 10cm', at 7(11 F ait (nmnmercial Street in U' City of Sanlord Seminole' Count, Flc'rlda Dated tIlis 75th dC'i' cii August. li". 'n Sanford Flnrici,i IDEAl PARKING & STORAGE COMPANY fof hncorpn,atecii By William A I etIter Ill AttOrney described personal property That said sale is being made to S4tiSfy the terms of said Wrt of P,iIillsIm Ai,ti 74 797% oro 171 Execution John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Publish Aug 11. 21.75, Sept 1. 1913 DEQ 6.4 _______________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the CommissIon Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P M on September 37. 7975. to consider the *' nexation of property described as follows; Begin at a point on the easterly right of way of linC SR 600 I 150 S I? 97 said point being 15$' N and 7507 degrees East from section oi said easterly P Wline wilh the south 554 19' section II, township 20 wuth. - - CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 10 WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN NOT ICE is. hereby given by the City of (esselberry that the' Council itill hold a piihIi hearing to con's.der rn,mcteient ill .m non emergency Cwtlun,mnrr entitled An nrrtinarw e ailnoling the Utility Operations tliidgct, 5tling lied forth 'in iti'ni,zpd estimate lOr the eipi'rmsi'of riinrkjCtiflt1 ea(h divis'On of the Iltility fleOartm.'nt of the C,?, Castelherrv for th ensuing 197% 16 fisrl year anrl eppropr,t,ng reve'c,(ie for the variOUs funds and the' pu'rpos.-s. of Such estimate. confirming ripend,tures to ciate. seuve'rabilit',, rnnfl,cls, ,tnd eff,V tiye' ' date II'. prnpriseri ordinance is posted ,il the City H,ill (.is.sctber r y ri,,.., pottbo. PI6ntfl. SWITHEPIRAPIK. t . Defendants NOTICEOFACTION TC 1' ''i'll I' Sa.thi)itflt o 'd'/ya ft's Legal Notice - III THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE PlO. 71.CSS-CA.09-C APTHIJR P4AllAPO Pl.nitt Vs JAMFSFI DUPICAPI4'idNAPICY V wile', and C E OIIP4CAPI. h, Duncan. Bac1 Jax P'icls'nr,. )inbr,'n Margaret M Swithenbank Residence Unknown YOII ARE NOTIFIED that an ,ti'tlOnlOir' lrr,ea tnoitqageon the lollowino property n Seminole Crivnty, Florida Lot II. Block 7, NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSITE, lilt Ad citon, (Replat of Sheet No. 2), as recorded in Plat Book II. Page , PubliC Records of Seminole County, Florida Together with all structure's and im7'%ovf'menlsnnwandhrreafte, said land, and firtr', attached fE'eqpin aI',natlga',.steam electriC. water, and 'ith,' heat.nq, cooking. reirmgeraling lighting plumbing, 'ntt,mI. irrigating arid power Systems, marhin. appliances, f,iiture's, and appurtenance, which now areor may hereafter pertain to. it be' used with, in. or on said premises, even though they be detached or detachable Pang.- Orbon FV 30 Furnace General Electric Fir.) F 03411 Air Conditioner General FI.-rtric IIGTA 710 lilA Carpetng Living room. hedroomt P. haltwai hs been filed aganst you and you are required to spve a copy of your written defenses, if 'soy. to it on Maclean arid Bronke plaintiff's attorney, whose address i5 P0 DraAer X. JaCkSOnville. Florida 3270) on or hefore 5,eptembr 30th. 797%. end file 'he original with the clerk ni this Court either before service on plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter: otherwise a - default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the (omptact or pr'tt.on WITNESS roy h,mnd arid trip Seal of thi's Court on August 26th 7975 ifourt Seat) Arthur H liCk*ith. Jr As Clerk of the Court B', lillian T JenkinS As Deputy Clerk Publish: Aug 24. Sept. 4, 11, II, 7975 riFOlffl - - The' proposed ordnance 's posted at the City Hall Casselberry. Flrlde Puhhli hearing well he held ,n the City Hell, Castv'lberry. Florida on tP'e1thry of Seotember, AD 7975. T lId THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7SlSflCAO F /'PVAPI( F MOP TGArE COP POPATIOPI, a Delaware cor s pIlscEI I F fliu:ci..y, Au4. ____ ----- NOTICE OF SALE — Notice iS hereby given that we are Pe,,ril "flU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mar tgaqe on 11w following re,il property In Seminole' County. Florida range 30 E, Seminole Counly, then tot 94 WIPiSOR MANOR. FIRST run north2SOl degree'S E along saud ADDITION, accrwdiridj to the' PItt easterly P W line 335 40' then run N iq rf'it a', ut 89 5917 Ii 105 Ii' to the west lint' of Or(d 0 PI,itflc'ioI U, , ----------------------------. ..... PuImlish Aug 7, II. 27. 31. 7915 OFO 31 revrriii.' for the various funds and 'he ri,.roncs's 'if Sig(h estimate, onilrniinri i'viwnditure'c , ryrrat'iiIjty ronllirts and eflertive sublOct to any and all existing Ieiris, at the Front IWestl Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above 30 5F f.Y, hit enactment of a non emergency riiInanrn entitled tn ordinance .tdnpluntl ' (..'c'tral 1,,nd Ona'rat,ons Budget 'eHinn fc'rth an 'te'n':c'd ,'slimale nI the r, nts' of rondu4'ling eMh deparloirn? 'if the n,un,(ip,iI sell to the highp'st bidder. for c6sh, '(uty Clerk Publish At.sg 7, ii. 2?. immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will tie entered C011inS? you 10? the relief demanded in this Complaint WITNESS my hand and the semi of this Court on the 11th (Say of August, City ri (.'.ti-l1,i'rry tPI,? thø ',,juiul v II hr'ltI . , hIit hnarin,j toconS'der Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. u • Legai Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME PIctti(disht'rebygjventhat we are e'noaoed in business at Pt 1 Boa 345 Mn,II*ncl. Seminole County, FIor,d under the isrt,tit,', name of RIP TREE SERVICE, md thaI , lc'nd t register said name w,tlm tIme Clerk of the' Circuit Court, Seminole County, FIO4icla '0 accordance w,th the' provisions 04 lIme F,tttiou Name Statute's. To Wit' Section MS 09 Floricia Statutes 195? c rlc,nald flatten Rnymond Fotec , (OrPoreton TOt,s I CITY OF CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA TO WI4OMII MAY CONCERN NOTICE mc trrchy ti,yrn ri the' P,hIlc hearing will hi' held n tIm.CiIy Hall. 1asc'It>erry Florida on the 75th clAy M September A D 7915. at? IPP M nr,ssnnnfhcre'afteras 7'( ''.ihti .it WhiCh time interested r.'rte' and citilen', for and against arid u - it (RANK PRATHER and DONNA I PRATHER ROY E BLOCK DOROTHY .1 REICHERT 1l1OPAS _________________________ 1l'r' pr ricf'.l ordinance s posted the City It.ill (asselberry. I inrirla NOTICE OF SUIT recorded in PIe? (took 3 Page 79 CA),IEP0P4 IIR()',',N CONSLJ',IEP FINANCE. lt,C owner has Signed the petition for Legal Notice -- DECLARING 'ITS INTENTION '10 owner in the area described hereinafter requesting $nneaatipo to the corporate area of the City of Sanford, Florida, and requesting to be Iocateø therein, arid WHEREAS, the Property Ap praiserofSemmnoleCovnty, Florida. having certified Ihat there Is one property owner In the area to be anne.ed arid that said property Legal Notice ' CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.ISI.CA .Ot Sanford, Florida, a petition con t9ining the name of the property ________________________ CEll TAIP4 ANOROINANCE OF THE CITY OF S A P4 F 0 P D . F10PIDA ANNEX WITHIN THE COR POPATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AT THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY ABUTTING U.S HIGHWAY 7797 AND BETWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARDAND THE EASTERLY EXTENSION OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIOPISOF CHAPTER 74 $90. LAWS OF FLORIDA WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City oi - Levil THE , - T' FLORIDA, AT FLORIDA ORDINANCE NO, 1304 Southern Cal Coach McKay Stays _______ $8111 opU. , - I-. PORATF. AREA O- THE CITY OF VernonMIfe. Jr City Attorney P 0 , 1)4 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR (So. 1770, Sanford, Florida 37771 SEMINOLE COUNTY, To u riley Confident Despite Heavy Losses P40. 7304 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You will take notice that the City Commition of the City of Sanford, Florida, on August 17. 7975. passed and adopted Ordinance No 1301, at Golf Class Of 1975 OF ORDINANCE 1 DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX WITHIN THE (OR Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida By H N Tamm, Jr NOTICE OF ADOPTION suoo. To Be B a ck I n P reps written delenses. ,f any, to , here at the age of 80. Bud Asher's Happy 'YOu ARE NOTIFIED that an action tOfOreclose a mortgage on the f011OwIfl property in Seminole County, Florida Lot 31. of Block 1 in Peplat of ' This instrum('nt prcparc'd by C VernonMli,'. Jr . City Attorney P 0 Boa 7774. Santoid. F lorcM 377?) ORDIPiANCENO, 1303 ANORO;P4,sNCr 01- THU CITY OF 5 A P41 C) R 1) 1. 0 P I 0 A . PhnenI, City. Alabama Ta IN BRIEF fall, fielding an experienced of. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.710.CA.o9 DIVISION: E JACK SON VI LIE II AT ION AL BANK, a National banking cor poratlon, Plaintiff, "s CPADY SMITH. JR. el us. el al, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PIritit.' hrpt't, given that, ruvrsiien' !n ''ci.-' or .m fret jup.e'pt of foreclosure entered in th" above captioned ecton, I will 4, sell the property situated St'minoleCmjnty Florida desrbed as TPieScijth 100 feet of the North 1220 fort of the East . of the SE '4øf SW ', Section 5 Tnchip 2$ South. Pancme' 79 East (less Road Right of Wayl atpublicsale tOthehihe'st andbest bdder for cash at the weSt front riot of the Semnote County Courthouse' in Sanford. Florida at op AM on the 10th day of SeP tember. 197% fSe'aU Arthur H Peckwith Jr Clerk cii t,,e Circuit Court Ri Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk SMITH. HULSEY SCHWALBE. SPRA K FR I N ICHOLS AttorneYs I, Plaintiff soo Rarnett Bank Builtlina Jacksonville Florida 1flO'2 PutitisI" AurQ 75 1975 ('EQ 179 FICTITIOUS NAME is hereby given that I am erigaqe' l business at 551 E High way 431, Lonqwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEMORAN CENTER. and that I Intend to register said name Notice with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemnoIe County, FIor,da in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit, Section 06509 Florjd Statutes 1937 S Philip E Blake Publish Aug 7, ii. 77. 75, 1973 OFO 74 _______ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice uS hereby Oven that I am engior'd 0 .iui'rir','. of ?40 S Decotte's Ave , Sanford, Seminole ) APt JACKSONVILLE Showboating Alvin Wyatt is back, and the World Football League's Jacksonville Express miay never be the same. Wyatt, who plays with cutdown uniform and a penchant daring interception atfirst spruced up the pursuant totlme order of Court in Inc Jacksonville defensive back above Styled (.iiJ%e flat property deScribed as field with Last season's Sharks. (of S and tIme South of Lot 1, Now signed with the Sharks' Block SAPILAPIDO 70. THE successor, the Express, he says SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. SANFORD SFC 1)0)1 according to the plat fans can expect more of the thfl'N)f ,ms rt.orded in Plat Bonk same this year. Paceu, Pohlii Perords ot Seminole "Yeah, look, I'm cocky and I County. Florida admit I gamble in going (or the WITNESS my hand and the seal of ttii Court rio the 76th day of August, trill," he said. "If someone 197% wants to call that hotdogging, Seal) well I guess that's their hILsiH Reckwifh, ClOth of the Circuit Court ness," SemInole County. Florida Coach Charlie Tate and his Martha 1 Vilmlen assistants were happy to have DPpUty Clerk Akerman, Sdnttrfitt. Wyatt's quickness and exFidson I Wharton penience, especially since one P C) defensive back, Fletcher Smith, Orlando, FloridA 1160? Publish' Aug 74 1915 is out of Saturday's game OFO ii? againstCharlottewithan injury _____________________________ ________________________ and another, Steve Foley, is still on the mend from an CITY OF CASSELBERRY. earlier hurt. FLORIDA Wyatt is happy to be back, Notice of Public Hearing because "for one thing, I got to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is hereby Qven by ttse pay for that car," City of Casselberry that the Council He drove home in a silver ,iIl hold a p,uhlC hearng to ConS'de gray Lincoln Mark IV with a enactment of a non emergency red vinyl top, a blue telephone ordinance entitled' An ordinance of the City Of beside the driver's seat and a Casselberry. Florida adootng th televison set in back. amount arid fiinq the rate of taiation and making the annual ta* It replaced the Cadillac he lp'yy on property riot tO eaCeed thC drove the past four years and County Tai Assessor's certified had painted a different color millege by 1 7% mills: 'severability: each year. I.,ast season It was conflicts; and effective date The proposed ordinance posted shocking pink. at the City Hall. Casselberry. A product of Jacksonville's Florida Public hearing will be held in the Gilbert High School, Wyatt City Hall, Cass.elberry, Florida on starred at B.ethune..Cookman tIme l5tti day of September. A D 1975. College in Daytona Beach and at'30P M .orassoonthereatteras possible at which time interested was signed by the Oakland parties and ci$itens for and against Raiders of the National Footthe proposed ordinance will be ball League. heard 1hi5 hearing may be con After one year with the Raidtinued from time to time until final action i's taken by the City Counc'l ers and three with the Buffalo (',overn yourselves accordingly Bills, Wyatt ended his NFL CaDated this 75th day of August, reer, "just three games short of A D 1913 (Seal) qualifying for a pension," as he By Bill B Grier, put it. Mayor Off his WFL performance last ATTEST season, the Washington RedAide M D'Ercole. Acting CIty Clerk skins took him to camp, but Publish Aug 7$. 1975 recentl) cut him. ()FO 177 "Whenl gotcut,it was a real blow to me," Wyatt said. "1 CITY OF couldn't believe t. I thought I CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA had that team licked. But Notic.of PublIc HearIng TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN mama told me I'd get ,:i:UT I' NOTICE i5 hereby given by thtchance, and here I am City Of Casselberry tIme) the Council fir Although he likes to *itlholdapubllchearinqtocons;der enactment ot a non emergency terceptions, Wyatt said ''I ordinance entitled' wouldn't for the ball in a An orøunance adopting the General Fond Operations Budget, clutch situation. I'm still a setting forth an itemized est,mate of man. I don't want to be marked tIme expanse of conducting each as an individual ball player." department Of the municipal Heseespro football as a show oovernment of the City of Cassetberry for the for the paying customers, and 1973 16 fiscal year antI appropriating he likes to be a showman. In acui,danr, *'th SIS 037 04 Inc Florida Statutes. ARTHUR H CIPVK of the RFCKWITH. JR Circuit (nrt ni Seminole County. Florida, shall s.II .tt PubliC sale within the legal hours of sale. mote sperificatly at 1) 00 A M on the 17111 day flu September. 19?S. to the highest hcider for cash. at thC West Front Done of the Courthouse n Sanford. SeminnlC County. Florida - . for tempts, " P'v' i's - my gi in- go team revenue for the various funds ar'cJ the purposes of such estimate Confirming expenditures to date 5vt'',H1ty; contlicts; and effective Legal Notice date The ProPosed ordnance is posted at the City Hall, Casselberry. IN CIRCUIT COURT, THE Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Public hearing will IPheld lothe CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City Hall. Casselberry, F!or,da Cfl COUNTY, FLORIDA, the 4th (lAy of Semptembeq. A 0 NO. 75.14I3CA.O9.0 1975. at 7)0 P M Or CS soon ADvAN( F MOP IGAGE COP thereafter as possible, at which time .i o RATION DeLi ware cor interested parties a citizens f poratirwi. and COCiciSt the proposed ordinance P;, n'ft, will tie heard This hearing may be '.s continued from time to time unti PP V (lip V,?,N I ci finI action i's taken by the City Council Govern yourselves NOTICE OF ACTION . County. Florida under the fictitious name of BUSINESS SERVICES OF cordincmly Dated thiS 70th dii of August A(' IV?; TO SANFORD. and I intend to regiSter saId name with the Clerk Of ISpal) .Ianir firyan' Peside'p n', ,,,n 'YOU ARE PO1 i' lED th,jt an actiontoforeclo'Sea mortgageoim tt" following property ,n Seminole County, Flid,l L.ot 9 and the East 70 ft of Lot Block 9. EP4TZMINGER ADD NO 7 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, With tIlt provisIon's of the Fictitiou's Name Statutes. To Wit Section 16309 Florida In accordance Florida Statutes 7957. Henry J Boissonneault Publish Aug ii 7) 74 Sept 4, 1973 DEO 66 _____________ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE PlOT lii IS HEREBY GIVEN Ih.i hi virtue' rut 11,1 ,'i-rtCn Writ it F ,i'(i't'cin 's.i.eu1 iii,t of and uniter thu., 'ral fit 'Ii. C itCUit Court of Orange' 4' riunly 1. ltr ,d,q, upon a tinal ttinomr'r't rendered ri the .mfo,e's.md court ott the lNh iliy of March 4 D 197%. in that certAin (455' entitled, 5iflms,nct Pr,'i',ner and Margit Pre',,.r'r P!,i'rultl vs Witl'arn I' c'IIrcis'. Defendant, which fly 11111 p Crier. ',t,,yor ATTEST Aida N D'Ercole, Acting City Clerk Puhlith Aug ('EQ 776 ________________________________ CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WhOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE hereby q'ven b'ui the C,ty ci Casselberry that lIme Covn(iI wiIIP'rild a public bearing to consider enactment of a non emergency ordinance entitled An ordnance' of tIle Cty of Casselberry. Florida adopling the amount aol fixing the rate of taxation and making lIme annuil tCt lvy on property not to exceed the County Tax Assessor's certified mlllj,oe by 175 mills. severability: ((inflict's and effective' diCli aforesaid Writ of Execut'on c*list'rf'xl In me' Cs Sheriff 01 Sen,inc'Ie Cni,nly, Florida and I have Ir'vIe'n upon the' tollOwirig described nroflerty owned by William P kollrnss sa'(S property her., li'irAtc.ct n Si'nuinol,,i COiintt Thi' prcvysei nrd.ru,,n(e' 5 posted rin,,,l.. ,".,e..., .......... ,,,.'. - .. .... - Jerry Bryant Pe't.dpqice Ur.hri'm,'.ri recorded In Phd Book S Page 77 PuPli Records of Seminole County Florida Together with itIl structures coo nmorovements now aVid hereal'er or' said land, and liatures attached thereto' also all gas, steam, electric water, arid other hC,1tiflg. cooking rpfriqeratmno, l'3hting Dlumb'riq s'PntilCtiflg. Irrigating, arid power systems, machines, applIances, fiaturpi. ,arid appurtenance, which I')w art-or m,iy hpre,mIte' per?'n or Pc uxed with in. or on 5,1 ii they 1:.- premisis, even though detached or detachable Carpet -- living room, hllil matter bedroom Ost"orn Range F 56 AV Singer Furnace BCE 72Cs'd (ror', Hi'Yu1 ')i'tf - A, �:TiT 411—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 28, 1975 A ____ reurrn Supervi5i5n at grade .rec4uirin — . . . supervision level... level... JA(OHY JAMLS LAST VE.ST 875 A K 92 *Q 108 3 2 7 V Q *9 8 4 • Q 76 5 3 Ai 1098 AA 50(111 (t)i AA 110 V654 A ,, A Q754 OOP by Dove Groue I'D SA'' ThAT WAS A PMT1N &.)O "i EAH, BUT WE DEAL%' C... SWAPc'The3 STOE E EPER MhHT HAVE A SMITII MEALS R'R OUR NEW CLOTHES! PQBLEM FiNG HIM Or! IT East-West %ulnerable .., :' ' SENIORS j - cd / ____ By ELLIE GROSSMAN bit easier to detect since they're list of accidental causes.) "Kids with being there," Uilrich Says, The Herald Services often swept up on shore. But not who can't swim go out on rafts 'and so they drown." that much easier because or in life jackets. They fall off NEW YORK (NEA) So. ========I SEPTEMBER 2 You've spent the better part of they're also often transparent. the raft or the Jacket deflates SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB— meet at Sanford the summer on edge. Scanning "The tentacles which contain and they drown. Or a swimmer Civic ('enter-12:00 noon the water for that swift, sharp the stinging mechanisms are overexerts himself In cold OVER FIFTY ('I.lJB- Redding Gardens.-10:00 a.m. fin. Dozing fitfully on the beach often so long and thin you never water, gets a cramp and can't while the screams of children see them," says Arthur Ulirich, get back to land. Or you get playing in the surf startle and director of special projects for carried away by the undertow." STAINLESS STEEL JACkITI 'STAINLESS Altamonte Springs Friendship Club Arthur Ulirich adds, "Human Altamonte Springs unnerve you. the National Association of ('lyle ('enter Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs -- meet 1st Actually, you don't have to Underwater Instructors. "And failure is the greatest hazard. REMOVABLE LID and 3rd Thursday of the Month — 10:30 am, ' I' worry about that great white a jelly.fish sting can cause Most people don't think the EXT RING AVAILABLE' Angles Elders -St. Augustine Catholic Church -3 inset shark. lie's not the real I ocean flows like a river, but it welts and be quite painful." AUTO CUTOFF OPTIONAL Drive - ('asselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 I menace, anyway, some tiperts , Especially if it's from that does and there are strong • I / am. say. There are others to be . particularly nasty genre, the currents in it. People go out Into [Irani Towers —Sanford - miieet 1st Wednesday of the Month these still-looking waters, concerned about. Portuguese man-of-war. Dr. • I 10:00 am. / . Oceanographer Oliver says, "The Portuguese farther than they're able, and , a n o g r a ph e r HXY'/. Club — meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building ('. photographer Andy Pruna, man-of-war is one of the most they run into currents they I limgwood •- last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. who's been diving for 25 of his 34 common dangers in the ocean. don't expect and get swept ('asselbt'rry Sunshine Senior Club meet 806 Mark David 1 rs, says, "Eighty pr cent of I It has a number oi poisonous away." 1 Blvd. ('as.sclbt'rry — 1st Friday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. Water is, after all, an alien shark attacks have been proved stingers which can cause ft new cliii) - nil welcome, to be provoked. I've ensevere skin irritation, or, if a environment. "They can't cope p • Central Senior Citizen Club — Church of the Nativity — Lake countered many sharks in two person is hypersensitive, may .• u. ALSO OTHER SIZES1 Mary - Meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 it-in. t. or three feet of water, and " S., even result in death, although DISCOUPdT TO DIALfRS ('huluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall 7th nothing's happened. Last year, this is rare." SCHOOLS •k Sired - (huluot.a — meet ') m 3rd Thursday of the Month at6 p.m. • 15 for example, off Miami, i was If you're stung by one offMASTeRCHAROm Fifty Plus Club — 7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City . U BAPKAM(R,CARC) wading in a sand bank 100 yards shore, adds John Prescott, "the Meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month — 6:30 pm. offshore and suddenly I saw pain can be so bad and the Golden Years F'i'lliiship — meet at the ('ommununity United five or six fins. I iiinneduitclsresulting shock so severe, you I OR CA TALOG OR t I A I I• Methodist Church — ('asselberry at noon on the last Wednesday recognized them as lemon can drown." C1RUPWAY C(RAM:t.RAfl AGENCY (if (ha' Month - luncheon Reservations necessary. 0! sharks. There were people Only the Inhabitants of •• CINIR.*t LOC.ION Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club meet at (;rant Chapel UI N. ORANCI • ORU?ICO GREENWAY Florida and Southern California swimming everywhere. I -• _____ A .! E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — crossed the bank and told the have to worry about the next NURSERY 213 R. RIDflW300 • DAYTONA 3rd MonLa of the Month at 4 P.m. lifeguard to get the people out. Peril, the barracuda. But they 2SI 160 340 Wymore Road liuly Sodalltes(.lub — meet at Highlands Club house - 675 can take preventive action to 3 14 . us. Cl .COCCA 'JJ Later, he told me these sharks, 4 P 0. BOX 1147 Shepard Road Winter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at which were six or seven feet avoid them, says Edward WINTER PARK. FLA 32789 r 10:30 a.m. Ricciuti, author of "Killers of long, had been appearing there NMtFE Club — I National As.sociation of Retired Federal the Seas." "Most barracuda for days. But they'd never Ell ptoi's'si int'ct at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford attention, — attacked. Still, warns Prima fish With long tail, that likes to medical attacks occur in murky waters 1st Frida) of the month — 1:00 p.m. "I know of two cases," or at night," he says. "And, who's about to film feeding burrow around in the sand Over Fifty(Jub - All Soul's Catholic Church now meefing piranha in South America for und,?rwater. That, hGWEver, is Prescott says, "where children since they're attracted to shiny at Redding Gardens flee. Room — every other Tuesday of the FOR swimming In shallow water objects, if you're wearing a the movie, Killers of the Wild, where he poses a threat, Month - 10:00 a.m. "The sting ray has a scraped the bottom and got a watch or something bright, "you Just never know." Sanford Senior Citizens (jut) — meet at Sanford Civic Center "In the period 1865-1962, from poisonous barbed spine in the sting ray spine in the abdomen, they're apt to mistake a piece of 1st and 3rd Tuesdn>s at 12 noon. North Carolina to Boston," says base of his tail," explains John A massive dose of the poison you for a small fish." So, avoid South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — mneet 1st Thursday of Dr. James A. Oliver, director of Prescott, director of the New will cause shock and heart swimming at night or in murky the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. 320 W. Semoran waters, and dress conthe New York Aquarium, England Aquarium in Boston. failure." Blvd. --- Altamnonte Springs — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at AND "They're found in all servatively, 'there were (only) twenty-two "lie's a bottom-living fish that Women's Club 8 (verbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00 p.m, authenticated shark bites on loves quiet bays and shallow waters," reports Robert F. The greatest threat of all for Thirt)-Niners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul — a Goldenrod human beings, nine of which waters when the water is warm. Staples, — notbiological the beachgoer - 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Of course, that's when people oceanographer for the Naval withstanding severe sunburn or resulted in death." Village Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park — meet 1st l(ed h I Indav,dual,zed Care In other words, you're more like(o swim and that's when the Oceanographic Office in cutsfrombrokenbeerbottles and 3rd Thursdayof the Month7:3Op.m. •Mern Play Equipment •Beautful Facilities Suitland, Maryland, "par- is the water itself, likely to find trouble elsewhere. accidents occur." •Unclt Program of •P,asonable Rates Young at Heart ('lob St. Andrews Presbyterian Church • off Southern — Step on a sting ray and he'll ticularly "The biggest danger Is with sting rays, for instance. Early Childhood Education I Hot Lunches— • ¶/913 Bear like Road - Forest City — 2nd Thursday of the Month A peaceful relative of the react naturally, defensively, California where the highest drowning," says Andy Pruna. •Fufi & Part time programs Open All Year 1:00 ,.rmi. The National Safety Council shark, the sting ray not only throwing up his spine and in, rate of sting ray incidence 'OHRE.SP0NDENCE ADDRESS TO TiltS COLUMN — P.O. looking for trouble, he's flicting a puncture wound that occurs." reports 8,100 deaths due to Box 2511 -- Sanford, Florida 32771. Jellyfish, also common, are a drowning in 1974, third on the barely looking at all. He's a flat can be serious and may require I _____ B) LYLE St FF1 El.t) i .— — — \ - . •. I4" ' . I H IA .dw • Ilass A letter from Vermont reads, ( pa eak two-bids, I elected to open two hearts Witt], 3NT Is 9, by Art Sonsom 4QVJ's NF, BLVC+T I Vsr%IV.- ,.r.b I 'p(g ICO(W 0¼ I ... I 1H6 MO1TH cc __j -, I I GTIIE O ÔlLrl1I by Larry Lew 1 1 . --- . £QJ 976 VKQJ96S 42 fly Osaldi James Jacob) THE PORN LOSER — - A8 I was severely criticized, yet with nine high-card points and a good six-card suit my We aren't going to get into a hand seems to meet all con. iliscussion about the merit or (IIttUflS for the hid lack of men t In West's opening We have to go along ith the lead. Suffice to say Iti,it it gave criticism. The hand meets; all former internationalist John (conditions except that it is too Crawford. who has plaved little powerful. Our reader should bridge in the last 10 years, a have pass dIa chance to show that his dummy both his suits later. play is still exceptional. lie started by playing a low (Do you have a question for diamond from dummy. lie the Jacohys' Write 'Ask the wanted to save the king-j.ck-tO Jacohys" care of this for the future Then at trick two newspaper The most inhe led his deuce of clubs. 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Y11 t' tT5 SORTO4A?IHONORARY ,, NOU'RE RlGHr. tr A 5HI17. .AN fT PEFiiTE'1 COMI NG THIS w: _ DO YOU CALL HIM P1Q'OFfssO.q ?J - f _1f ,••T f jJi THANK YOU, PROFESSOR,' AT CASSELBERRY By LEW KOCH New York at New Paltz, Quincy students attend class only 4 courses are designed for in- can master, and are aided by that about 25 per cent of the The Herald Services school administrators, teachers days a week and have one day, dividual needs of the student. patient teachers in gaining students enrolled in the per. Forty per cent of all parents and, yes, students devised a "Flex Day", where the student Teachers make regular visits to social maturity, missive P.I.E. program are who send their children to program called "Education By is allowed to spend the entire the home to Improve what is No school is allowed to have there for the wrong reasons; a public schools, according to a Choice". day doing what he or she wants often the student's poor self- "better" facilities than the totally inadequate sex nationwide survey, are Here's the way the new high - studyingonesubject,making image. It Is not unusual for a other. education program and no dissatisfied with the quality of school, built at a cost of $8 up incomplete work, working in student to improve his work to There are some problems at manditory preparation for education their children are million, works: a student may the community on a specitil the point where he then tran- Quincy If: teachers estimate parenthood program. receiving, sfers to another "school." choose from among seven project. Yet all of the innovative, separate and distinct schools, Special Education: Instead of FlneArts: The emphasis here alternative schools — which get with the approval of his or her is on the more than 50 courses in shuffling off low (50 to 80) I.Q. flashy attention in the parents. But all of the schools visual arts, music, theater, students to another place, magazines or are featured on are located under the same radio-TV and dance. There is a Quincy educators wisely and TV — wind up shutting their roof! brand new, 600-seat theater, as humanely decided that doors after a few "creative" These are the schools: well as a symphony orchestra, "special" students would years. Traditional: Affectionately chamber music and choral benefit from contact with other The reason alternative known as "Hickory Stick group to choose from, students (and vice versa). schools fail is because they High," the Traditional school is Work-Study: For the There students are taught usually serve only one kind of exactly that — students attend potential high school dropout, vocations and living skills they student: the bored-but-gifted, class or supervised study hail the dropout, the slow learner, for six, 55-minute class periods. the non-self-starter, etc. There Is homework, term always prided Itself in the at- halls during class periods. tention it gave to quality (Project P.I.E. to education, found that Its high Individualize Education): The school students were starting to most progressive "school", and passively resist school. No recipient of $748,000 in Title III major upheavals — Just Federal funds, this unorthodox, skipping classes, Ignoring open classroom setting allows rules, working at a lower level students to take the courses of ability. Teachers too felt they want, when they want, scmnething amiss, their jobs less with a very close studentrewarding, less enjoyable. teacher-advisor relationship. Working within the corn- 1)ecision-making rests with the mnunity, as well as with the kids; teachers give frequent outside expertise of Mario written evaluations. Fantini, Dean of the School of Flexible: A compromise Education, State University of between Traditional and P.I.E., ot PLAYCARE Innovative Schools: Are They Really Creat eve? Well, a few years ago, pipers and grades and students Quincy, Illinois, which has are not allowed to wander the -11 fill -- ' - AD / C,-EE, 'i.' ' TICHT , t 1-I - ' - II . - . -.-----.-- 113i'l 21 : l'as Pass Owning lead 10ERAIV1IC and 'CHINA FIRING I 20000 KILN I Clubs, Adresses rst North I-aI South - Most Shark A tta c_ks Said Provoked ,4 1 11444- it# '' expected to lose two club tricks in any event and wanted to avoid the loss of three In case there was a singleton ace in the West hand. Sure enough, there was. West had to use his ace on Johnny's deuce. West shifted to a spade, but there was nothing more that the defense could do. Johnny took his ace and played clubs East won and led back a spade to his partner's queen. Another spade put Johnny back in his hand. Just for frosting on the cake Johnny cashed his last clubs and took a heart finesse for an overtrick. NORTH £64 3 AKJ9 K .110 2 &63 1 8 2f3 ALLEY and OSWAI.I) at grade at grade S leveL.. lh supervisidh Thursday, Aug. 28, 1975—SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SEMINOLE WIN AT BRIDG Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY liv Dick Turner I%k litI A I II TTI I . �-.0 B—EveningHeraId,Sanford,FI. Ar,sweq to Previous Puzzle Thursday. Aug. 25.1975 — People IIAITiUlP1f'll ISIUTNI u1st1LUtp1[Ni TONIGHT'S TV 6 Star in 7 Barterer I James Russo" 8 Detester 9 Shoulder 7 Danny Icomb form) 13 Breathe 10 Actress 14 Indian heroine Freeman 15 Lariats ii Afresh 16 Made amends 1 2 letter I? -- Carney Ivar I 18 Miss Arthur's 19 Shoshonean TV vole Indian 20 Veneration 21 Babbles 21 Chanes 72 Put in a cIa4v 't Couple 23 Square PIOIOUn 26 24 Operatic solo 27 Lampreys 25 Press 31 Tapestry 78 Biblical garden 33 Forerunner of t&evi s on 30 Song for one ACROSS -- 7:30 (9) Thursday m America (6) Young EVENING 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Corner Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (0) Romper Room (74) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life Movie yg treuy runcn 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) The Dectives (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line R. 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2. Ben Vereien (6) Walt'.ns (9) Almost Anything Goes (24) Evening At Pops (35) Animal World (44) Dinah! 8:30 (35) Movie 9:00 (2. 0) Movie (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) Hollywood TV (0. 0) uneerer I,re The Lady Is A Champ (13, 33) Burke's Law 10:30 (24) The Arbors 11:00 (2,8,0,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (41) The Mod Squad 17 3) (44) Donahue 1 (2) Tomorrow Show Movie (9) Friday MORNING Sunrise Jubilee Sunrise 6:00 (9) :1O (2) f AImn*r 6 15 (6. 0) 6'25 (2) Sunshine Almanac I Dream Of Jeannie Sunrise Semester (0) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 630 (6) 7:00 (0) News (6) (9) News Bow's Big (2. I) Today Top 11:55 (6) (24) Sesame Street (35) U nd erdog (44) Mickey Mouse 5:00 (9) You Don't Say Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In Space (24) 530 (2) vii.... (9) REBELLIONS: All three television networks are having problems with balking affiliates on certain new series. Boston is proving a problem to both NBC and ABC. The local NBC affiliate at first rejected the network's Sunday night show, The Family Holvak," from 8-9, intending to to with a local amateur hour instead. It Finally succumed to network pressure and changed its mind, But the ABC affiliate has turned thumbs down on "Welcome Back Kotler," ob. jectlngto the concept that tends to make glamorous characters out of young punks. NBC also has a problem in Pittsburgh with "The Family Holvak," which stars Glen Ford. It will mean thst the the season without two very important Nielsen markets. Boston is No. S and Pittsburgh 12th. "FBI" reruns will air in Pittsburgh instead. CBS also is ex perlencing affiliate rebellion. There is a major defection against "Three for the Road," a Sunday night. 74, offerIng, While the networks may find this disconcerting, it is a healthy sign when the affiliates every so often assert even just a little bit of independence and series will open SEEK & FIND' a Isolated in New York and Los Angeles think the rest of the country should watch. ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-9 CBS THE WALTONS "The Woman" RERUN The , cause. wiser wait to You'd be for proper backers. CANCER (June 21-Jul)22) Some problems you'll be faced prepared to take the consequences. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Normally you're rather independent and call your own shots. 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Own transportation 337 194,AtoO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW pm Call 722 7611 or Ill 9M — Experienced Itt cook. alto must BE Experienced Child Care ABLE TO PREPARE BREAK lnMvHome FAST 40 U Hrs per week, good 371 5026 : Insurance OtkiOti (nitfl5 benefits Call for app? 461 449) MIKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL ARE "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A SLIMBUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WANT AD Phone 377 7611 or $31 FROM THE WANT AD 9993 and a frindIy, Ad Visor will COLUMNS help you Harold Hall Realty 34'—Iv'obile Homes i inn nq 3 ftr'orcii",rn 1 ; l;,,!i Near Shopping unfur,)shcd Adults Slis mo 3777377 Real Estate large 1 bedroom dip -p. kitr,( enuipped, completely fenced. near Lake Mary Elementary 337 12e.0 DEL1OPh4- New Duplex, Iurnor urWurn Drapes, Water, Lay,r Care 373 1171 or 660 4346 ' Duplex, 1 bedroom turn apt adults Call 377 3610 after 330 — LAKE -MARY--7 OR Duplex, 5150 plus 150 deposit ForrestGreeneinc REALTORS 323 6333 $19,500 'i BEOROOP,5 1 b.lth. family room, double carport, PlOW SEE THIS 519.500 .1 bedroom, 1' baths Assume r,ioqfaano Owner *11 carry 2nd nicirtaar,e with 11.000 down ~'<~ f I", 1 ,.. .#: -, ,,U' - Uiii roof, , WANT 10 SELL YOUR HOME' Poyir,q a r.rai homo Mo'ng loan apartment' Peg Real Estate Broker 121 0610 373 709% 321 5713 .r, _ ,r, rrir _ _ In, ,,, - vivi l - 1,, Itru Sic ' ' 74.I9GALE PLACE- 3 BR. I', bath. oaraqe. I yrs old, in new con dition 121.900 3173 YALE AVE 3 or I BR mini farm, with lots of fruit Has I OR apt Selling below appraisal a. 375.900 ' . .. See our new home', in DeBary Lake Mary - - 7 bedroom, Fbi room. fenced yard and shade By Owner 377 1507 — - Crank Realty 37—Business Property 2100 sq It, deal qaraoe, shop, warehouse, All or part Will rcmodel to Suit tenant 322 $221 or 37? 6620 REALTORS 0)0606) After Hr, 0)) 1470 Beautiful spacious IBti.? bilh. 1 yr old. Family rm . &)utilC garage C.ned neighborhood Reduced to 33 900 Fly owner w 6611 6)6] - "Get 'Em While * SANFORD -.- by owner, I BR, 7 bath, 7 yrs old Central heat air. carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, grin,) location ASSuniC 7'., pct or 1750 dOwn. FHA Priced belOw FHA appraisal 373-6037. New houses na rural area Plo clown payment, monthly payments less than rent Government Subsidized to Qualified buyers C a ll to see it you ouallfy ' M, UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 501W Is? st ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS CO. r). ,.s li? 6137 P-lIghts 31 7337 373 6061 or 7730317 eves Mr Vt'tCran ToVo,' Nn Down Payment No Closing Cost We pay pre pCid items Pak 8 moyr' fl I P'e'drrir'rcs 1,ifr I',' %)4 vio area p. CAW Real Estate 3 64 617 Ste n stro rn - REALTOR 372 1490 MUST SELL Ne w 3 BR 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER 3777757 .fenced yard, carport priva prlvai te street, 116.900 Terms Realty . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" HANKIPIPI FOR MOPE Dri p acre rany home easy hymn Has) l It 2': baths Bc'ul,ful construction ,Ind more Pv$iIahIP ' Don I p%% it Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage ROOM' 7 000 sq BPs. custom i land s p' 00. to W. Garnett White Realty, Jim Hunt .'Affage V - Inc. 2565 Perk Dr. R(ALTOFl ___________________ 7 BR hous e with 'eparate living, fInino 8 SunrO1i5 Closed utility porch r.noyated. NPv,'s' reCacinshlv pcc.'d SANFORD -_REALTY, 'Ifl 7?1;or 1777173 2 Bedroom, 1901 St mmerlin Ave (.. -- From Unwanted Items Cluttering Your House? I" 60 323.3 7 MODELSNOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX I A Classified Act Can Make Room In I Your House And Money In Your Pocket I 0 Z 71 Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 3: To Place Your Money Making Ad - C 1(4 CREDIT APPLIES 8% SALES BY F; in 2 VASODOWN 373.7860 3' 2' 1' KI SH ' 0" 040 1 ' C") -4 C") cm -U z 30 F Moving? Why Not Live SPECIAL! - WHILE SUPPLY LASTS '- POOL HOME-- Reduced 55000. 3 BR, I bath, Central heat air. Florida rcxm. fenced yard A real bargain at $77000 JUST REDUCED $1000 7 BR I bath, large corner lot, drive by 7"llt Sfln','r tin Ave ,inud (,ill Ir I'll 5 5,11 (c.'l Stemper Realty Central Florida's MUITIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French '1271991 177 7374, 3fl 1496-172 195* 3371939,377111.1 MOSS IE C. BATEMAN Pen Real Estate UroL"c 322-7643 i, ,,t uariag I Cd0 - USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 1 7 Story, tnned multiple I BR, 7 bath %I-6.9W (sue Realty PEAL TOP In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Areas ALUMINUM SHEETS - P.51 S REALTORS 17 cOil I —4 Each Woodmeri Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Oulstde Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I Come On Out And See Fe- Yourself. -- (all LJcOnLots& Acreage 1MV LE by '16I 900 - , Come out and see them to appreciate Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Nexl Tc Cavalier rooms. 71 I IVABII liv PLUS- it ist. i bath. ipIl rn.iintAiflpd recently rr-c'r'i'('irated nice trees & 524500 1.2 Bedroom Furnist ed or Unfurnished N 337 3197 -, a , A Superb Mobile Horn Community, . With ,mething For Everybo I 5CEACH A IV k GRFfflPY 'OFtlLE PhOMES 3.003 Orlando Drive Sanford 371 '1700 3 BR, I' baths, •jnIrnisJ',ed, ref., extras Pay sales law 8 takeover 631 9137 No down, take over 99 d) month '77 Fairlane. fsjrniçheqj, 3 BR. AC than ( arpr't Sr).inSh deSign Call 3731110 - BALL REALTY CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W 1st 51,3773641. 3377731 hiri,,'r' Sale Thiir',l/,v and I'ridy. S In '1 'b') K fr P-in table and cna,rs tables lamps. records, n,rwtv'rn chair qIC%j, gerbils. rahhit',, other m'%c items 1%)) Stimmerlint Ave Sanford Phone 77 71176 end Great f,aranar. Sale Many unusual itemS St.lrt', Amj 79 7744) Dec I',' P-cr Pitt I' r''iIi,Si f',t.tp'. P,','j.11irrt 55—Boats 8, Accessones 04 11 rr Iciii If,' Aluminum John Br,it 515 f.i',', 1% HP Evinrude. e,r client (rintlitiOn 575 373 1731 .iftpr 1 1974 40' Starnluist hrx,s$ioat for sale, 'npper mr,r'r)natpd %"el hull 165 Pup OM( drive 5leep 0 Many e,tra', I he new 17)19)6 65—Pets.Supplies C 43—LoisrAcreage - SE?,'1NOI.E CO Beautiful S or tO ACtOS, paved road, trees, clear. flowing stream, hors's o I' Terry ea lt' 74 "711 Bernard mCle I , year s old Penictererl Make rifler Phone 17 1 MIt) St 46—Commercial Property (beck ",r hi tn b Ccsurcd you hCve the" I i-',t r.rirs' .jyaitpt)lr' On yO'J I,, II ''1 "F (.1. F erilistt bulldog puppies rP'anifl'nn Pilfli'P-nl lineS. 7 males. I female SOO '17? 0347 - 80—Autos for Sale 1-tepole Pun p ,nris female, 53 3, adult tle.jtiIe femlp 513. Both I'Y( ten 1455437 or '1456547 CHICO& THE MAN USED CARS No Money Do'.', 11 Avr very Chihuahua puppies. AKC, sr,rne small 165 up One female miniature Dathshund, red, $65 Also Siamep kittens, 51 0 and $15 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING tPlt) IIOAPDIP.,r, KFIIPI[ 5 337 '1153 67—Livestock. Poultry ' 322.6457 Two fiR srr porch. FP, garage. carp.'I. no qualifying 111.950, Attn. Rr'tty REALTOR 323 7150 P,'n'', r;'If rl j ';', Sac.i ¶iflnat,ir,' I 'i', "ii'. S irons 3 McC,reur,r .'. c.'- t'. i Aurk ir on s. Pro !nq' F ,r,'Ilpnt corviton %75 t'ithr ',c! Phone (66 6954 , 59-.-gjsicaI I?'' Pr It 5 1rl.-' 'a 1 drills, one I' oh ,:-,,I I ci.'. dreSS coats. 47 41 '.tql. 67 vol Zane Gray bncik, Bonita boat and trailer rolling scaffold: ext ti'i,,rd 7 Coleman lanterns, dcc Slnyp too roto tiller, 16' Pullman butter Airlp$s Spray. li5J'iflg ciel, two 71 pane glS5 wood trpme windowS Many oh her miSc Items Also hCvC answering 5ervice.177 6196 Several pair men's fine quality wplking %hrirt 10 10 WaiSt , Ci'iir'tess P,tCr,l tn.',, Dopo kit. nvprniqht trp',plinq Phon e MO 6956 case I ovely dining room table with 4 captain cttairs 560 Pb-or" 371 (7)0'? 30 Mrcha ndise Used office furniture Wood f ',t,'."l ni.",k', ir-14'(tit,vC desk & (bar', se( re!araI desks 0. chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as s Cash and Carry tOLL'S Catlbrry. I? 92. t)0 1206 --- gas 327 10,50 2615 Palme".'...' CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 311'? (aSh For Your Junk Cars 32) 9136 I Piece or h'Icjus-efuIl CASH 373 437$ 1969 Chev rolet El Carr,ro a-i', r'.lt'aae. small V S auto Iran', PS, Iromaculale cOld.? a'throughout 53 64)0 or best d'tt' Perne $67 7706 after 6 pm HigheSt priCe', pad fOr your entire ,nttQur ("',tatp or single item Jewelry urflitUtC Silver. t4ijg, SterInig Oriental Pix,nitlnos In 175* air 1973 Coupe DeViIIC like new r',i Peir.'i'.,i '-'c.' '''' l*fore7r -' '' even no t in ctass,fied It doesn't Place an rna1ter whAt you n.ed You'll find that some reader has ,ust tPtlt item he or she would like to Sell Do it new' Rena'' 'C ,'. 'r ECI unit new tires 5. brakes. 30 plus mpg 3736447 '-' pa tent 1971 Capri, 7000CC engine. air. At.' FP.5 stereo copper Color 26 MPG town. 30 pius MPG Piucruwa, 13.500 cash or take over pa yments $115 M0 377 2300 6. wk rids CASH 322.4132 eves For used furniture applianc es t ools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 71% Sanford Ave ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top paid. used. any condition 6.14 0176 Winter Park 1960 Valiant 7 Or . 44.000 mile", Shriwifla. Chrysler's lamous Slant 6 PflQnC Only II 700- lr'tStCn! cash rpbatp 51 00 3 Charlie Crag 172 5075 If no answer, call Harry s Par prices Disabled 1966 Dodge Coronet. gpo enqne, & interior Will "ii for parts 137 7107 trans We Buy Furniture DAvES' 373 )'P for Rent CLUB LUI FOR SALE 74—Auto Pa rts Rent Blue Lustre Elecir'c Carpet SharnpooerforOnlvSl SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE :oeditoned Batteries. 5 1 7 95 e x hanoe REEL'S BODY SHOP. tOt Sanford Ave Make your Fluciqet go further. shop the Classified Ads x-very day SRX Litens. (liquor & food) Avahlabta Willt Installation 09 Complete Kitchen: Lounge Completely Equipped With 700 Plus Seatng; 1.300 Sq Ft Floor Space, Low Down Payment And Very Liberal T,rmt Available Will Consider Joint Venture 78-4VtorcycIes S? P.'o'cr ycie Insjran(p BLAIR AGENCY 323 3066 I.' ,.,.,,iI .ini'. li''A. fliQ. 1.. .'- ,, ' 65—Pets-Supplies Female Puppies Imo', old, %10 '121 1766 ' , '., bq A c 11 q91;1 And 1 i CALL JOHN FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Monday.We'dnesday & 2 Fr ida y enly 37 1917 Fnlcrla'nment Console, 135 Ii' Wooden F,StIInQ Boat 150 17 3.606 3 7%" Color TV Stpr.n Combination (ppp Color Portbe Also 19.- "l ;-:,Al EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 4_?7? - - - -• - 323.0630 i BUSINESS DIRECTORY ~* .1 ' .' " 1973 (At,L 177 2611 NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES Wocxiru?f's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave . Sanf or d 1956 Chi'vy. 16' boat. portable I', large bar for tale Can be se'n at 7 Magnolia lIen house) '71 EL CAMIP-dO Loaded with .',tr'i Phrnp 1651101 ftpr 40 Wanted ,tantCd to Ni, used office furniture An':' Quantity NOI.L'S Cassel berry, PIw'y 1797 5)01706 Lawii Mowers repair ed , almost every kind at prices you can at ford Call 373 1309 197 3 Honda Civic I Speed. AM rid 0 ewtra n1ce II 995 Call Don Pc-.-ac" at At 37716%) Dealer P:PIEY WOODS BARN- We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell f or 30 xt commission Fr ee Pick UPS Auction Saturdays 7 pm Sanford 377 7770 62—lawn-Garden &—Equipment , '69 1 alcnn, hardtop Sport cii'aO" Stailclarcl StIff 6 r,iInilpr, new brakes, v'.cr'lIi'nt mileage. ,er ri'rflitOr,pd $050 or beSt 4fpm' I'rrr All '14t'fl ANTIQUES P.' Prec o" !mr'i( r r-!i',i'i.i'd pl.ln! f ood ('..'1rniir'L ml i&.:c .5 1', t 333 1.61-7 ' 1964 Pontiac ad 60—Office Supplies '-- r Station Waqa''. LOOKING FOP OOMFIHIPICj SPECIAL' P--I ",n,- -- 'l flrq,r I I"I'i 'i'm.,.', '1 2'? 18)9 Merchqndise 50—Miscellaneous for Sate - ,'. 68—Wanted to Buy clitifln rerflnnlitiOnpd trailer Many citras 5) 750 o' host offer raIl anytime '171 5799 JOHNNY WALKER cF"i p;t (OP-ITRArTOP RE Al ESTATE INC 'It Pirmlr, ,4itO lr t t '71 Ti'irninuflni InAdPd '7') ('arrilhac f-v ii.' f miles f.' '": f- .'.-.'t- ' 'AA I li'r-*er.." '7(1 Tnrr'ti mi.,. '64 (hang.., 0 1 (.nr1ri ( '. Low montrily I'.', P.ti-,n'v O".er Car', Vw'r' TrAdt'Afl'thir.j )flOSlOnrS)1 *15 JIM DANDY JAll FEED ''Buy Direct I r)rn Boucar'' GOPMLY'S Ii 16. Sanf ord 373 17]) 1?I'i ii (.00,4 00,11 57—Sports Equipment - - P,'nroo lii 5400 171 701, ic,o ,n Jrihn%gia •xCt'llCflt (On PORSONMARIPIE P-4y,y II 9'2 '12? r6l - 1471 vi.'..',t., Liti 7',n ,,, 'ci OCr I . ' dir','' (r.rvt.h.rirj I 'e'7rj r' P? r..,r.s'n$ 5"'i lu IllS S'hrrian MuSic, AKC .iII wP-ite Ii) r'g, pco 377 $ 757 ,rjf' 7, rci '' i 78—Motorcycles I Drip 7" II 5. one Angus 15' Punafroit, Iibrql Brat-ac' rn',' hr.fer both 11 Canvas top. riir.r-ths ('ild 1'1l 1731 altec 1 SO HP Mi'rcsjry eng'ne & boat fl pxcetlt'nt shape 8 ready to no Pigs. 1 Briar. '1 Sows. 17 6 *ks old Grw'wi trpder, 3795 '177 1067 pci' Also tiiCkpoS ck,cks & 1961 Wrirqisnn fiberglass. IS'. In hull rCrF Is '171 Ci57') IS H P 1- yinrude plectr c Start, till trailer, 510') 319 '1405 Fiçhinq equipment 7 Hectjtyj Pal tOri'.. 7 tasting rod', Mitchell reel',, excellent cOndItion, tackle t(i . l ur e new bat pal Phone MS 6956 1915-7 B ,Thursday, Aug. 28, Sanford, Fl.__ 67A—Feed -- WILSON M-lER FURNITURE BUY — SELL — TRADE 31) )1SE First 3373637 Your MLS Agency 1111111 WITH PRIDE-) ON, lOath. all extras, large acres, Where Quiet Ni qhts and Cool Si •.0 • Breezes Create rue Lflestyle You've- Been Sc For. 42--iAMbile Homes 3222420 Anytime (lOs. nice JOHN ii t4IDEP t.550C 7571 Prb ()r,p 377 7111 At TER P-IRS. A in,aIl (lssified Ad brnqs b.q PEALTOP 1?? 064P 12? '19?) returns Try one ,ind see Ct11 ? 177 9794 7611 Or Oil V - Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Sc'rvice the Rest Western Auto. 3 W 1st St. 'U RvlCF BEYOND THF. CONTRACT' Mariner s 615 233) WORRY FREE HOUSE! 1vervth;nni%w ell Credfor in this family room Pomp 1 f',r('cO.nriat t'' ' for aol, $79 50 107W Comme,cal Sari? cwd)2? 7581 kS'AP,TFi) Pentl I'iouseS cit pvr'r', deSrrmptirv Have CDpliCCfltS 3?? 5641 1141. 1 REALTY Of At TOW, 373 6151 '' Beautiful ranch type home acres, stable Osteen 1617 373 6156 T t'ir ',la -,. ttir ii P.5.'m'i'1i y Bedroom 'itt' ear ran lOyS e'lOtht'%. r''r 910 Elm A'i' cltphr (1PO 7 Story. 3 Bedroom hen. rinfraf toil & air fefl(rd j,r,l Ii, ,ii,'iliit r..,5., 5)) O(,%3 14mq' with Pool, in DeI?ooa. price rd-lo(cd Icr no sale Owner tr,,r'fmrr,"l 'Cl 2-li'. Broker 38—Wantedto Rent _________ -. Planning a Building? a r qe _________________ ffb $77,500 Home with pool, ciwoef will lake low clown on Contract to buy Or pay equity 0. P551mm, mortgage of 510700 373 .*YOt jts' Sanford, by Owner. 3 DR,h. arge et in kitchen, plui formal dining room N#,* carpet, 'r' tac. Ia. n' corner lot Recently 'educed 171.500 Call $31 7053 '* By Oy,nrr 1 tIP , I" ." ',(r"ned fl('tt' hut, /, fruit ire, v' cnmpletr'ly frnrptj yard low utility rat es in lovely residential nfiqbt.e-jrw h'id '115% 'iO9lat Orr 6pm LA.I,4 Fir Ofli Make nffrr In not of State Onner On SANFORD stylish 3 bedroom, 7 bath. loaded with e.tras Sq lot and utility ,Ilding lIeas'nably priced in 747 BAYW000 CIRCLE 3 BR. It bath, new carpet, in excellent 570's Phnne 11318722 condition Large lot 521,500 CLIFF IOROAPI. REALTOR JOHN SAULS AGENCY — --________ cI,issif led act We'll help you write An ad that will bring a fast s,le CAI 177 7611 SEMINOLE Inflation Buster 'IC. i rtr t.,th', inl i,(re 113 SIll 1'13 41W _____ Evening Herald, 54—Garage Sales Forrest Greene, Inc. Kish Real Estate .It ( I - ç 7 bath, sea ç () P tarcir' Fla room, new shady lot Imuiced oCr 371 1557 WITT REALTY PdowTHrAcT - Pro Real Estate Broker 11c*E 7SlhSl 377 6.655 SANFORD'S NEWES' )ULTor FAMILY PAl . TAFWREALTY 26065 Hwy 17 92 REALTOR 371 5771 * They're Hot" * - - Larry Saxon, Realtor - - cc 'i t'ko,I :T' - prevents leaking stomach complication, It is Important and had a The coming year will find you contents backward. You can that you follow your doctor's not know far more ambitious than you have a hiat.al hernia and - 33—Houses Furnished Attention RetireeS Help create an Ideal retirement v,Ilage on the beautiful Wekiva River at Camp 4QWNd 'Lovely 1 bed r oo m with Seminole 777 1170 0' without USC of therapeutic pool Pi'sonl. Phone All 3763 197) 12' wide. 1 BR, air conditioned. dultt $170 mo 337 5939 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Two becirnom trailer, air con 116W 7rid St I qbt'. & water turn ',tr(1 n d -t r,.-cl lot? Bedrooms Adults Adultt Only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7345 Park Drive $70 up 35—Mobile Home Lots Nire efficiency apartment, upstairS, all utiltipS turn 591 50 AduIl D OOM TO BREATHE! Acre lot in c' 337 7796 "yes & wk 0th waterfront estates, improved, Ready' 111.500 beSt family 531 1052 Zoned A. Build later 31A—CX,plexes ------- ,,— — TIDAL WAVE 4 . _.I~~ -ANN Mime 1 - . - EVERY BARGAIN TIt2:30P.M.-S1.23 I - . - _.__.__i_ 3 Bedroom pat io homes. P09 mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE 777 79 $malIt u'ni%f'Crt [11cr-ri Adilts Only Pdrj 5cvt.' 172 Y011'RF ALL. WET' VdP'tp ',r"i Urrp i nto rtiir tr&n ".p,trktin*j . leaf Swimmunci pool S-PP this faritaslic buy on I acre Country tot I "droorn. 2 bath cltiiitiv' r,rari.' rr'ntr,iI a.r Only (.Ii 171 9ul(i lvltlr,QuArl TEPS AND R$JSINFSS LOCATION Cr' MAY Highway 17 97 Start your (,Wnhti%IOPV. 145000 Easy terms OWPII" P MOVING Small doan S. move in altrac live 3 bedroom, it bath hnnii' rentral heat 8 hr. - 41—Houses -- - 7 Story, 3 bedroom, central heat and air nice neighbOrhood References required %1W month, $100 dpo5it Phi',n,' 372 199 - Bedroom Furnished Garage Apartment 7) P,'l'ilonyiile Ave . 4—Child Care COMING AT VA - One bedroom, turn apt., air n dit'Onød. carpet, 5)75 per mo pluS $100 damage deposit 21011.3 Magnolia Ave 171 1359 alter_ S Florid, t,asrd relCil (IOthiflg r'rpeir&'fl needs SCIPS oriented person who wantS *dvan.t'm(nt excellent potential. career rieneflts Send resume to Box 5$1. c The Evening Herald. p 0 Bo x 1651, Sanford FtC 37711 you to meet the right person just for you. NATIONAL SINGLES C1tifl OF AMERICA Phone 305 273 2710 Sanlando Realty Inc. REALTORS Phone $34 6771 41—Houses - 3 BR, 1', bath home. can assume niO(tqehQc%. ray Small closing, and move Iri it mortgage payment 1140 r'ro-ittIy 3 BR, bath, air conditioned. newly painted. 1160 mo 1st & last & deposIt Sunland 373 0513 INN — - 8-9 Ott b"tri.. ii "It c .'nc,. fiji ii $100 per mo. utilities included ? 1410 ?tonlhly Rentait Available $135 $150 -- Color TV QUALITY -- NORTH I .*& SR 131, Longwood Work yctir own P'ourS Earn c"ra irYome as an AVON Represenfa five Call 6.11 3079__________ - f)uolpv 7 he'frrim $115 month _______ --------- 31—Apartments Furnished - Management Ne w 7 bedroom home on Oak Way Sanford $130 month ______- - COVE APTS. Going fishing' Get .111 the equipment snu need for those big ones with a 4',Cflt ad 18—Help Wanted ARE YOU LONELY' Let us help When I swallow certain foods I with today will be of your own have very loud hiccoughs. Can making. It will only muddy the hernia a get larger? Will it waters more if you try to pass harm the hernia to eat what I the buck. please as tong as I take LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You're medicine at mealtime and a bit too extmvaRant with your between meals? funds for your on good today hiatal hernia is directed toward DEAR READER Not CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. DEAR READER A hernia when among friends. You'll be neutralizing the acid In the usually, but I'm not convinced 19) If you're having work or of a portion of the stomach stomach and preventing that cold fluids are entirely taken advantage of. VIRGO 'Aug. 23-Sept. fl) services performed today, It's through an enlarged hole In the leaking of the contents back- harmless. If you fill the You tend to scatter your forces best to personally supervise diaphragm is a common oc- ward. These measures help stomach with ice water it will thinner than you should today, each step, particularly If those currence. You can demonstrate prevent the heartburn. There Is chill the underneath surface of some degree of this In as high as a good reason to try to prevent the hearL The heart rests on the Nothing too productive can on the job are new at It, 50 per cent of people over 50 heartburn, because it Is a diaphragm over the stomach AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) result. Why so many Irons? years of age. If you're too possessive of loved LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct symptom of chemical irritation like sitting on a pillow. The ones today you'll create The heartburn comes from of the lower esophagus. The chilled water will result In Don't try to bluff your way LI.........ek,.e .,,...i.i L........ ....l.. I..Lh.... .._.___i. lousy by pretenaing you're IA uciva uidi UJWU JIdYC V43UJ iCdJ.UI uciu a(UIJIdCLI L'UJJLCBL5 hernia may or may not get changes in the elec. knowledgeable. Best you say as been avoided, out of the stomach Into the larger, but the constant trocardiogram (T wave PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) lower esophagus (100(1 tube) irritation of the lower changes), little as possible. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't make any major where It joins the stomach at esophagus can cause It to I have seen several cases of the !ocation where the stomach contract You'll be tempted to poke your domestic decisions today and scar until it young men (one 2l and other 2i) through the becomes difficult for food to who drank lots of cold liquids nose into something today that without your mate being either herniates doesn't concern you. Be present or at least consulted, diaphragm. pass through the damaged area just after vigorous exercise, as The hernia disrupts the into the stomach, during a football game, who YOUR BIRTHDAY normal ciosure mechanism that GENERAL CI N EMA CORP To prevent this disagreeable developed chest pain thereafter Aug. 29, 1975 - FF improve your health Phone 83 1 3161 ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll Free, 641 7077 for "We Care""HotUne' AdultS or Teens • 8.9 NBC BEN VEREEN. ....z.a LEAVING -- romantic spin. DEAR DR. LAMB 1975 BAMBOO One & 7 ocdroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd , Sanford 373 1340 9—Good Things to Eat IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or fret'nilS of problem drinkerS For further Information call All 1507 or write Sanford Al Arson Family Group p 0 Box 533, Sanford, Fla 37771 and her charm, intellect and beauty send John-Boy into a - - -- assigned to escort an attractive writer around the university -- -- F,perien4erl day child cure in my penie Sunlanci 171 0971 __-____ I Ia .' Ill Mayfair Circle, Sanford, 7 Bedroom with family room or third bedroom Air coflltioned With fenced yard 1160 mo 1096 7306 1, 3a.Apartments Unfurnished , . -- cast , - I WIlt NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOP ANY DE (ITS INCURRED c. AC 145K I (qar,aqe kcyI' BY ANYONE OTHER THAN GrChki iiiif0 the Pol.jh what Pizza MYSELF AS OF AUG 25 $975 Is ID the Italians What it it (Onfains sicu filling and sauce in a Raymor Fail cruet Company Fare; also good ecithini Vineiar' (Ia' Kelp) Now for picnics and IuflthPt Send Self all lout in one capsule Ask for ,rescrd ',lined rvlOp4' and V86 4 Faust's Drugs P 0 Ito. SI CO to r 0 14i'( 3370 3 Apopka, .457. Let Therapeutic Pool Surfing love bug bites John-Boy. He's hiatal unpopular l 10 0111r o __________________________________ . Child care in niy home Lab" Mary & S JC area (,arQP play 4,ird SupetviSPd swimming 322 3129 PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic AnonymouS Can Help Call 173 4507 Write P0 (lox 121) Sanlord. Florida 41—Houses Unfurnished WANTED YESTERDAY, Can wrIt7 Do you live in the Oviedo 3 Bedroom, I s i bath, in good quiet Sanford location $193 month Call area? It so, contact me Im, 372 7700 mediately, if not SOOner. I need a correspondent who can cover city I Bedroom, 7 bath family room, air Council meet iNs and keep up with conditioned: cement block $175 the local news. If you can answer mOnth with 175 security deposit affirmatively to the Questions "77)99 give me a call Bill Currie, The E ven i n g Herald, 322 7611, Ext 55 3 Bedrooms large yard with plenty fruit trees: new paint inside and rout $lAS month plus security John -K rider, Asoc . W Giirnell White. 24—Business Opportunities flrrtkrr tO? W Commercial, Sanford 372 7001 ONE or A KIND Our 1 year history hs proven a II Acres, 1 miles 7 bedroom, kWlKKARWASIlobeofleofthe firiplare, dbl oar barn $795 hiqhetf Investment return month I 775 6705 businr'nes known We provide linCncInci, site analysis. con !ruction and Service Call Bob I $175 I F a y collec t IOU) l? 3019 DEL TONA Choice of areas 1. 7 or 1 Air I bedroom pluS porch Neal, clean No pets 371 1040 Rentals 2 &—Child Care I AC [P WIT II A (WINKING ' Jill. 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' rib'"'-' OI)%?,'' 04 ' I 41nc3 AOl I' 14 t' I 7':' I 90L (SI ':e t all $1 151 size 14 all Icr tree c0,rnA1k-s call Carl P smi.'ed PIs!rr :,.''t PrO 792 Pan v Dr.' s' cti ''% lei an Si (9) size 10 HarriS, at SEARS in Sanford j22 brick & c'orc spec'alIy 377 7700 37? aUSiSO Pants 1I01SI&e)Owa7st 1771 OLDER HOME all SIt) I i,nch (lot $1 Elecvr,cA I P C ON 0 I I I 0 N I N C - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 5lerni7rd '1hr'dronm and 2 baths Pet Core hCirclipriers 55 'I *635 5.SENT AL I TYPES OF CAR RE F RIG ERA TI ON DUCT v ilPi central heat and air. on 7 lotS PFPI'TPY AND REPAIRS 37? K 21 hOur service All 3.000 MU 5Sbrlflcx)I & 10000 BTU o cIt'. 178 90n 'Terms PET PEST 11111 I' makes DYKES AIR CON —13]) Perrmcrr'st Air uinmclitioners Good Brir-t eq & Grcx,' r-j Inn IPICO',t( (ArnlOnlable & DII ION IPIG '? rinditin 17% for both 37$ 099 'Cry ro.eril '1 1414 with 7 apart , Insulation 511(1 ca 129000 Cc,li,j Diving r,.',jr aluminum t4nk Sae p to 10 pcI on eit'r( !y .('PIF R F O,tt,' cxi Ipsi' I BR. i'll' b.mrk (l.j(k Regulator '.fl' AluminumSa'eens Ir",faIl crIlulO',C f.ber biOnr f'i Pito taft's ,'mn'r.iI $'ir,it 'If (PC (',a'mniv" 0. F 'o.'rgCncy VAlve I -- 's''fl.-''in & Donr Screens u''. lj''-.r, t".i 1r04' cstrr,jte", ' 7 f'','',' 14(:At rr:.'t 'cr rl 4,'.,',mt iit PrOIess,ormi iTi,i'.i (.''j'"jj' R.'.ir', 's'i '':i :'i , .. , , ,, 7,, 'y ' ''in 'i.' LC,I'f P. lint Pmi'c'', (lPi t)A(3 S%'r'.' [' 'ii' Pr i''. ).' 2') PIQI14APP4V mFA'.'AN depth nau'ge Complete outfit 131" Land Clearing Weddings. Cand th, Comment .11 ci best otter Excellent tocclilion Payton Realty __ ______________ , BeautyCare Acniat, Por'fra.t', .1,-.rt.sing III 371 157(1 Cr 014 16415 ____I CyCm' or n4 C&A Backhoe Service Pci R.'ai I.cm.,' T.,f MAITLAPID FLEA MART 'F All 'v cALO', 337 1101 I arc' Cl.mr ri, Iii 'mt <a, mo.c. Ii ''u I, P-4,,v r 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sal & Sun IS '. 44,. lP -, - , Pressure Cleaning 2640 Hiawatha '5-." .i' Il 9? ' .6.11 kinctsof digging Hou:e trailers I ci,' 1' y • 7970 stored & moved 327 9117 or $3.4 I, 5.A (I,, EAe ."L L. 'Cl P. ' - Acres in I iS" A(,Iry 300 -_).. . P(,tchv'n Bathroom C.ibmnets. Coon' ' 1195 F.to'r-cr ,,c-s'.. 'i- i" iO Crycl,il I ,IIq' $11 $00 cc tnr c.ni', In'.'allation avid 1: I Hauling — FSIERSON LAND CLEARING ahlr 4-1 I .i?"sl 1?? S7 P. 1 bath on 1 loIs zoned L 1 I Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch 1mw leSt 75th St 517 SIX) I PlC, H ALIt I P-i, :.'5LVAGE Work F 'II dirt, top 001 377 5913 Roofing '.'dr', P. Ihath, fmilv room very nice. 371 0799 an,t-me 51—Household Goods ("11 THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Expertoof ar p.-t drapes qQnd loc,'It.on in r rrp,ir', ti,l, rxi or _____________________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST fly, $11000 Shngles All 'nork guarantecu Si' jAll S'ri'riuiInow ' tt"'.'flQIrir%fl FOM R TODAY'S WANT AflSi me Assu Payments NDYMAPI'S SPECIAL Apart BR000EN ROOFING, 32361 t"ic'.r te' Sell thi's' 'dIe ,IpmS with - _______________________________-m enl with 7 tsi'rlronms. plus bath S-nii'r 7 '4 Z,i(l n C,itir,'t 1 iit'5..uJit' In pt.ii .' a n.'Ir ut 'nor ,4(t (All 0(10(1 th i" 5. 1 l,r4 I I. ItO ' I up,s 4tJ Dr. I IS front load dn.lu'c sewing machine 'i'r 0., ,ity I ii5',,i.uI,l,ll ,ii Ii-, n,i'.. or-nit', • miii' ret' ic ... ,,, I Sold new for 1349 00 Pay balance P01 5'? f III F) W: TO - VAt. LIE Land Maintenance 10, ,.%", d''. '''II 19'?) _____________________________________________ 9th St $11 ('I'll 1 0 ( •.' I 01 ,, . :. t, I of $60 or IC payments of $9 See at •',,,, Ai'1rb 5 "0 '.l (,I I ''.'P-l'. , SANFORD SEWING CENTER c4nl H AL COLBERT Homtimprovements ° ''r' ' m. di '3 307 East I irst Downtown ______________________________ 37. 8127 ,'lftCi' S clearing "I 'I'i' 4( E $9 66 114 377 9111 Eve , Tree Service X171 29h St 3371$)? ' If your roof CAMPING USED 110 LONGER KULP DECORATORS P-Al (01 BFPT,l1FAL TOP - ' P11 (.1 AR l IP-4 fl(' .'A'4F) SE L', 1 .109W is? St .3777)35 is for the birds Eves 3?? 061? I) t.C,'. ',',I1P-4 A Ct. ASS1P- lID AD We Buy Furniture Selma Wlliams Call Itie Bird— I 451 lOP ASSOCIATE. 377 1517 Don't lust Sit there Waiting for the Pssett Early American o'rican Sofa. Gym Allen Wrenn Law Care .'Ofi4' to ring AdverteW your Darmd.v Swing set. Zenith conSole 371 0?CI7 "'siness ser'..t ri ItIg H(',atcl S Color TV 7,'nilt't console 11W IV , i. n Building. ofinq md (Qn,t'lC " ' '' G eneva classified Rus'nes I Prt rifler 171 7'I8 Serv-ce ''r'''t 'rr'.-im 'ii' "iii o' .3?? ' fnisztençi, treei estimateS, Directory c'# a rdens Mrx'mnr dining room table wIPi Cor"rrte and i ,rps'nrer wOrk V0Il find H' i? ''ioiu' cut ".)Cf.. ',' r'i,', I SI C, r' 1 ( t'n,i,rc soda bed, easy (hCit ,, , 'IIIPER VALUE arialarolfe'nrenl sw.mmng pool I Puecircinmc 7 baths large t harirci tot in fluid area 517000' �sn C ...Inn Unrz,t,4 CnMr,4 C1 Tk..r(,fi, Atom 1A I07 Deltona Doings fl INNl:T1F: ll)WtI(l)S 68th Year, No. 7-Friday Aug. 29, 1975 IlkwomosoW Herald Correspondent Summer's fading and fall will soon be here and it's that time again, when women's clubs and organizations return from their summer vacations to start a new year of activities. The Deltona Art Club will hold its first fall meeting on Tuesday at the Arts and Crafts Building of the Deltona Community Center complex at 10 a.m. Plans for the coming 1975-76 year will be presented by President Edward Moore and the other officers and committee chairmen. Officers who will preside with Moore, include: Julia Barr, vice-president; Emily Laux, secretary and Gladys Granneman, treasurer. Members who have been practicing the art of painting during the summer months, will be looking forward to the club's fall show to be held in early October. This show is open to all artists in the surrounding area as well as Deltonans. Exact date iIl be decided upon at this meetin. Once again, the officers of the Deltona Blood Bank are making a plea for donors. The next blood bank drawing is scheduled for Sept. 4 from 3 to 7p.m. in the new Deltona lire house No. 2, located :it 11.85 Providenoe Blvd.. in Deltona. Mrs. Mary Vining, chr man says that all persons in good health, between the ages of I through 65 may donate. Even 17 year olds may, with thtir parent's permission. Deltona has maintained a blood bank since 1967. Area nurses, members of the Deltona Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary and the fire department volunteers, will aid the Red Cross mobile unit. In donating one pint, the donor is covered for one full year. One gallon assures the donor and his or her family's coverage for blood, if needed, for life. At $35 to $65 per pin:, which Is the cost, If needed, this is excellent insurance. And the donor ill always know that he is helping someone who needs help. Those in need of transportation to the firehouse should call either Mrs. Vining or Mrs. John Routier of Deltona. Please, Deltonans, don't forget to attend the all-out, oldfashioned Labor Day Festival, Deltona's Bicentennial kickoff on the grounds of the Deltona Community Center complex.. . an all (lay and evening event for both children and grown-ups, alike. This is your chance to meet that neighbor you never had a chance to meet, personally because you were too busy with your garden or other duties. Now you can meet with him, chat with him and get to know him better. This is purely an old fashioned "gettogether" for Deltonans and at the same time, see what improvements your civic association officers and members have been making. The Community Center complex is now the personal property of you, the citizens of Deltona and It can be yours for life, if you help to keep It In good condition and support it. There will be rides and funny films for the kiddies; games, merchandise and food for all and even a dance band that will play the peppy and old fashioned tunes to which you can dance with your best gal. Admission is only $3 per couple. So come one... come all at 11 a.m. and stay till midnight, if you like. Official The American Legion Auirlllary to Deltona Post 255, will hold their next monthly dance on Friday, Sept. 5, at 8:30 p.m. in the Deltona Woman's Club on Normandy Blvd. Norm Right and his swinging orchestra will supply the music. BYOB tickets may be secured from Mrs. Lydia Schmidt or bought at the door. However, if anyone wishes to have a table reserved they must notify Mrs. Schmidt, now. These dances held once a month have become a must for many Deltonans. How about you? The Auxiliary needs the support of each and every member and his friend: President ,vian Loutsenhizer is asking for volunteers to help Lydia. Please off':r your assistance. She also announces that the Post and Auxiliary will operate the "ano-cone and ice-cream concession at the Deltona Labor Day Festival. This is another place where help is needed. W. and Mrs. Walter Sellm2n of 19 East Lombardy Drive, Deltona will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 7. They have Just returned from an extended visit to their daughter and her family. Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter of Glen Arbor, Michigan where they were pleasantly surprised with a surprise anniversary dinner-party given by the Barters for them. The children invited 50 guests and presented them with a large tiered wedding cake with the numeral 1150" in gold on It d - kt1 with cupid and a bride and groom. 'It was th' r t nt thing that has ever happened to us," said Mrs. Selinian. Mrs. Seliman is one of the faithful librarians who has been a volunteer worker in the Deltona Public library all the while it uas located In the Little Red School House in Deltona. Now, of cour:e,, Deltona is getting a new enlarged and beautiful library, whith has Just begun to be built at l'rovidt'nrc and Dunlap Streets and ill he ready for occupancy about December 1. Sept. 29, the President's Coiwell of De11041 will meU it,, the Arts and Crafts Building In Deltona Community Center CoiT.':.lex at 10 a.m. All Club presidents are urged to attend and to brtr any news itemb they Lsb to have published in the mGnthly nev., letter to be sponsored by the Deltona Civic Association. By El) l'ItICKETT Herald Staff Writer transferred or laid off. A total of four freight trains have been rerouted through the Wildwood station, thus some 40 crew members will get new jobs in the local yard or tran sfer to a Seaboard operation somewhere in Florida or Georgia. The Herald reported Aug. 11, that railroad officials were Seaboard Coastline Railroad (SCL) has rerouted the bulk of Sanford's freight traffic to the Wildwood station on Florida's west coast, according to railroad officials. Sanford Trairunaster Milton Smith confirmed today the rerouting %k ill affect ''around Cl) 1 The reason for the switch, according to Smith, is ,the economy and to expedite the movement of through service to our customers." "Primarily we've got two parallel lines from Jacksonville to Tampa - one through Sanford and one through Wildwood," he said. The move will leave one south reached him Thursday and workers who hadn't already been notified of the switch were to be told today. A total of six north and southbound trains presently pull mat Sanford for rerouting to destinations across the United States. "The last trip of freight assignments (for four trains will arrive in Sanford in two U(.fltCfllplfltiflp, the switch. Smith said "official" word employes" who will either be and one northbound train here, and Smith emphasized service days," Smith said. to local customers will remain unchanged. "Service o our local oca customers will not be affected in an sa). They still will ive the same services they have in pas e sai Also located here is a refurbishing shop. Smith said there is bound to be "some rtductit'n in repairs at the Sanford shop." F - Teachers' Sa a Sc he u e 1 CHAR-BR I L GALLON 3.9.95 CHAR-KETTLE Aluminum body and hood. 14" x 23" grate. Model CK1 17. Easy to assemble table and two completely assembled benches constructed of sturdy long-lasting 2" x 4" cedar. SET ___ Save 10% on all Classic Harvest or Federal Oak kitchen cabinets. Scotty's kitche specialist is availabel and will be happy to measure your kitchen. No obligation. Heavy duty polyethylene in pastel shades. Reg. Price (ea.)..57c 5'fly _______ ' fV cjt 84 LB. BAG Pre-mixed sand, gravel and cement. Reg. Price Vin. ft.) .......45c Reg. Price (bag) ........ 1.89 with the helping hand of 4 EACH 25' x 3/4" tape in rugged plastic case. Model Y25. materials dumped into the river an(I its tributaries cause the I nside unday S G o lf Co lumn o Start t t Veteran oil writer Jim Warters joins Veteran Fie ug Herald sports pages Sunda) with his new column "Chip Shots". Read Yvarters e%- ery Sunday ani follow local happenings on the links, Meadows the entered I ' I apartment after receiving II I." I I r i telephone calls tnqutring about /I DeMeester. The calls were IN ' made by Flagg Brothers of licials when [)eMee.ster did open the store at the scheduled LONG Wo g' '" time lhursday and by DeMeester'sparents, who were FLORIDA . I '" oil ' r. W "- 1 "- 4 j t4Iç'r4. You're --,. Electric Sta L • LAWN MOWER Model 528902. Wide 32" Cut, 8 HP . k' L •! A ' • WNOWOOD APIA CNAM81P 0# com"100 Reg. Price .....599.95 ' 20% OFF ALL LAWN MOWERS IN STOCK I 700 FRENCH AVE. HOURS:IiU1 SANFORD 7:30•5:30 WEEKDAYS L' I'IiI 7:306:00 SATURDAY YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF' L ..., ) . •' i--Von parents in Michigan on Wednesdas his Parents saRi because he suffered from a heart condition and high blood . 4 I concerned. DeSleester usually called his pressure When he didn't titil _ - .,- . I .: - -.-.. - •.• ':-- The complete bus schedule for all Seminole County schools , as well as school hours, instructions for students who ride the buses and a bicycle registration program. will appear in the Sunday Edition of The Herald on Pages .. I N D EX Art-und The ClDck Bridge 4A Iforosrope 411 "05plt8l Calendar (omks (rossword FAttorial Dear Abby St 311 48 IA tThnrles Ittligton S rts Te is Ion SA %iomen Wednesday night and his parents couldn't reach him, they called Meadows Th ursday and asked him to check on their Gunter said DeMeester's & white with blue vinyl top 197 3 ' t At Oldsmobile, carrying a 7W. . r ))rhl., • f . . •-1;':r21 ii._______ 17007 tag, two sets of keys and • I•. __________ 4 ' ixssibb a wallet are missing. "!VJ DeMeester closed the 4 , ..'. . • • Altamonte Mall store at 9:30 The "Smile, You're In Longwood" sign elda't give the driver of this car much to smile about Wednesday night and the store ChAff S 11.92 and SR 434 and came to rest against the light pillar and telephone pole. (Herald Photo by receipts had been deposited, Gordon Williamson) Gunter said. YOU'RE KIDDING 4B 1,11 48 .1fll'Jt Thursday's high 86. Overnight low 69. Rainfall was .47 inches. Partly clouds through Saturday.Chance of thun dershowers, mainly during afternoon and evening hours. lligh% in the low 90s. lows in the lOs. East and northeast winds 10 to 15 mph, gu-tty near thundershowers. Rain probability SO per cent during the afternoons, 30 per cnt at night. Complet details and tides are on Page 5-A. " keep the river clean. Spraying hyacinths covers the river bottom with dead and decaying initertal, covers the spawning beds, and lets water weeds such as h)drilla completely thk otr, "The Astor Kiwanis Club is not trying to be a hero in this fight to save the river," Grisham explained, "but elcomes all the help they can get." tie stated that he would like to see every man and Complete Bus Schedule Gunter. IlYFlamorIl SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 29 thru SEPrEMBER 4 Commissioner Dick Willian6 reconsiders Iferridon's request. ..The nutrients from waste the head with a blunt in- had been dead 12-16 hours when where it was found by apart. head was so severe, it made the strument, Altamonte Police the body was found. David concussion look as though he ment manager had been shot in the front of the Capt. David Gunter said today. Gunter said DeMeester. Meadows. ALTAMONTE SPRINGSThe exact cause of death will manager of the Flagg Brothers Blood was found on bed- head. The victim's hands were Thomas DeMeester, 23, whose be known when Dr. G. V. Shoe Store in the Altamonte spreads in the bedroom, tied behind him, the police body was found In his Spring Garay, Seminole Count Medical Mall, may have been beaten In The body was fully clothed, captain said. Altamonte Police Detective Lake Hills apartment Th ur. Examiner, completes an one of the two bedrooms in the except for one shoe which was sday, had been tied up and autopsy today, Gunter said. apartment and his body found In the bedroom. Gunter James Mrtindale has been struck severly on the back of Garay estimated - I)eMeester dragged into the bathroom said the blow to DeMcester's as;igncd to the case and is being assisted by deputies from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, according to fil / LIN. FT. 1" x 12" #2 Ponderosa Pine shelvirì in 6' thru 16' lengths. water from the upper part the river or becknne a s#-; an additional $1.50-a-mile taway instructed Ellis to pr nt ° of river. "check into" ot her counties L :1. char ge is also tacked on. in M "Every the before commission report has come true,"he said. By I)ONNA E.SIES Herald Staff Writer EACH / fr Man Found Beaten To Death With Blunt Instrument Price (sq. yd.) .....2.9.9 / River Support Sought . of of non-emergency runs from $25 commission's administrative submitted a proposal to his residents. to $30 and asked that assista nt, to cond uct a study of office citing a need for hig her For e xa mple, the Herndon flerndon Ambulance Service, emergency runs be Increased rate charges in surrounding rates because of increased costs of "wages, fuel, additional study says ambulance service counties. the firm which has the fran- from $30 to $35. Peg. Price .............6.99 CONCRETE MIX .. it runs. Mezurlok &LKIN POWER TAPE RULE -. Reg. 1_7-71. emergency ScOtty'% Reg. Price (set) ........ 54. 70 SHELVING Reg. Price (ea.) ...54c '-.... I. -- Seminole County's only chise to provide county service, The firm's franchise will be Ellis said today he will 'trv' tiuployc training and vehicle in Daytona Beach is $40 per run asked Ellis at Tuesdays tank." The speaker told of a rep r: for non-emergencies and $45 for session for additional "comrn ambulance service has applied asked for the increases at the up for renewal in October. to have his study complete in costs." parative costs," and Ellis said prepared by Harold Moody, to the county commission for a commission's Tuesday Instead of granting the in. time for next Tuesday's Herndon's study , :' did cite emergencies. biologist with the Florida G ame . he would get them. ,,, meeting. , commission meeting. . incr ease n cos o creases, commissioners in. some counties and their costs of In Miami, non-emergency d Fresh Water Fish Corn- INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET SQ. YD. , -4 Herndon Ambulance Se"Ice Asks County For Rate Increase Ivory color. Easy to install. Model 5320 .Lnvrrcmy _________ Seven colors. 12' widths. Plain back for us3 anywhere. (..... - - EACH SW" Compact 19" x 17" vanity with 20" x 17" cultured marble top. Gold on white. (Faucet not included.) DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - ALL HAAS CABINETS STOCKED IN OUR CENTRAL WAREHOUSE Space-Saver" VANITY PACKAGE Reg. Price (gal.) ........4.22 Styiette All-Purpose Plastic PAINT PAIL - EACH 0 In white and colors for interior or exterior use. Dries in 1 hour. V place. - Fishing is the No. 3business 4 j in the State of Florida, teachers and that the board ' PI ,' following only tourism, and "I'm really happy should never give up i J .-. farming," said Howard . -. and proud of our managerial rights." A Grisham as he addressed a The master contract for the r Kee th also sa id he opposed ., " . i4 f , U ati f "contra i ed meeting of Friends of the St. 1975-76 school year, for more the contracted use of the _________________ . _____________ . 'e-11's . county . Johns. Inc. FOST In the First than 1,400 Seminole County This has board's "courier service" by , .-. __! . Federal building in Sanford . teachers, was ratified in a always had a good the Seminole Education Thursday night. .: special meeting Thursday rapport its Association (SEAi which he - .with "If we allow the river to be afternoon by School Board teachers said allows SEA to use the Now w / we lose one of the biggest killed, menibersina4-1 vote, marking . school distribution system "to attractions the state has to the end of five months of can get on with the promote their own interests." . '14 .. , offer," he said. lob of teaching." collective bargaining, "We gave up quite a bit to / i .. Grishma, who is president of , At the same time, the board -Board Chairman SEA," Keeth said, "lil'.e the 7 .(. . . . I . .-. . ;..' .....I A t9. tf( . .ti wan Club, I Astor, L14., Uu, 15 unanimously adopted new cost for reproducing their ' . . ..' also chairman of the club's --'L--.. '.'. ' .. . salary schedules contained both Bud Feather documents, for example." =, " project, 'Hdp stop the killing In the contract and in the new Keeth said between a or of the St Johns Riser' $50.2 million budget. A $1.8 vote, sat silent, if unmo v ed session and a regular meetLn - . . . i;.. He told of his childhood days million total salary increase from his unsucce.sful Wed.. Wednesday night that he : : _______ .. grow in g up on the riser in th keyed to a minimum 13(X) hike nesda> night attempt 10 reject personally h ates collective ; . \ -. J Palatkx-Jacksonvllle area and Tf in Lase pay is Led to both the the ratification and calla closed brgainlrig but will see to it F -- # - ,-', the steady detenordtrnn of the contract and the new budget executive session to discuss the that the best Interests of all are . -' ri ver. the overall adoptio, of which 25 articles of the contract. .i -. t carr (""ib 'Back then" he stated, no Board attorney Douglas may be determined at the Board Chairman Robert board's 730 p.m. meeting on Stenstroin said the board would ..0 i•' F . one ever thought of carrying a .- eat CltOCt . -. .. -• -.. , .-, h er sa idi t hi. e • . . th er mos Jug - if you wanted a be in violation of Florida's teachers are obligated to Sept. 3. . J drink ,you scooped the water .' F' Board members E.C. Harper Sunshine Law If the contract perform and must be able to from the river with your kard,, ,I', Jr. and Pat TeLson moved and was not ratified in open commun ica $t e .1.rou ommunica.e e , Thursdays Seminole High Booster Club Day was termed a huge success by club officials, as over -i 5.. COUNTING I II seconded the motion which meeting. school system's cour ier ser $1,248 in cash was collected by members of the organizations and participating students. Pledged Coming up to the present After Thursday's meeting, vice. ratified the 45-page master mark and club leaders say thanks to everyone problems oftjienver he noted rnonies toe over should bring the total ll the $2,000 . THE LOOT ,, opposed "' contract, as recommended u) Keeth "If it was no' prov ided,they lef In the Sanford area for partici patir.g. Shown counting the cash f ollow ing the drive are trom t) Supt. William P. "Bud" Iayer, contract for three reasons. lie Bettylurner, Eloise Good and Marlene Reichert. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I,' . the most ticklish spots on the Board member Allan Keeth, said he objected to the (teachers) WOLI On Page 2-A) onh1 entire river. Due to rapid drop who cast the lone dissenting automatic dues deduction for of the land co ntour. Sanford - Price eReg. Barbecue Seaboard. Hy JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer LATEX PAINT - eT; Ole- d Scotty'rCool ___________ Cote Western Red Cedar special introductory offer1 6' PICNIC TABLE Only two '.'.teks ago Seaboard officials in Jacksonville said a "study" to run Sanford freights on the west coast was In the "formative" stage. However, sources said a "top level" meeting in Jacksonville took place on Aug. 13. 'Though officials confirmed the meeting, no one admitted then SWItCh W,:, abaut to take . . lYith tiw helphag hand çfSco4gi }Zu can P It4}turselJ! _ The two local freights to Oviedo and Umatilla will continue to operate. Smith said trainmen who wish to remain in Sdnf(,rd will have the opportunity of replacing yard workers - if seniority permits. Then, of course, those replaced workers would have the option of moving on or discontinuing service With - 1 Sch oolBoard Okays Here's the easiest do-it-yourself project since Take advantage of this great offer while current tinker toys! This sturdy redwood picnic table Is supplies last, so you can plan lots of summer outprecut and pre-drilled . . . ready for easy assembly ings. Remember, this set is made from real western and the benches come completely assembled. red cedar to resist all of the elements for years of service. PH: 323-4700 All Deltonans are urged to attend a final public hearing of the Volusia County Council at the council headquarters In 1)eL&rnd Sept. 11, 10:30 a.m. when the council will decide oii the amount of taxes it will charge this coining year. These services are: street lights, maodatory garbage pickup and additional police pro tvction. Confirms Expected Move Seaboard Reroutes Bulk Of Freight Service Out Of City 1 The High Jewish Holidays will be celebrated next week beginning Sept. S at sundown and continuing through Sept. 6, at sundown. This day is called Rosh-Ilashana, . It begins the "ten days of repentence", which culminates with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atoriment Mon., Sept. 15. These days are the most sacred to the Jewish people and are observed by orthodox, reform and conservative Jews. In Deltona, the Jewish congregation will be praying in their newly built Temple Shalom, located at 1785 Elkcam Boulevard. It had been the hope of these people, for the past ten years, to have a temple of their own, for they had been accepting the gracious invitation of the United Church of Christ congregation, to hold their Friday night and holiday services in their church. Now their dream of a temple of worship of their own has been realized and they will, indeed, praise the Lord, God for granting their prayers. Cantor Michael Goodman extends the fervent and sincere good wishes of health, happiness and the blessings of peaco on earth, to all the residents of Deltona and her neighboring communities, from the members of his Congregation of Temple Shalom. Services on Friday evening will be from 7:30 p.m. (Sept. 5) and Sat., Sept. 6 from 9:30 a.m. Kol Nidre, will be sung, Sunday evening Sept. 14 at 6:45 p.m. and pro, yrs following. Yom Kippur services are Monday, Sept. 15 (n.m 9:30 p.m. till sundown with Ylskor services prayers for the deceased) taking place at 4p.m. Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 10 Cents woman write their congressmen demanding a stop to the killing of the river. In contacting various departments in Tallahassee and Washington, the speaker told of running into so much "buck-passing" and"beating iround the mulberry tree" the Kiwanis Club furnished him vith a chain saw to cut down of tht mulbtrr tttt 1k carries this chain saw with him on eier speaking engagement and sass it has beer very el fective in creating interest in his project. In opening the mee ting J I ThflUpseCd, president of FOSJ, told of the coalition of eight groupsdedicated to fighting the ath'erse conditions in the St. Johns. "All these groaps, said Turnipseed. "are working frantial for the same pur. pose - sa v ing the St. Johns River." The president spoke of the $85 iContinued On Page 2-A) � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 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/f41ff1152abcd2368de8f7bfbbfd87be.pdf 2c3e279609c90e4f202692db34db6a7b PDF Text Text - ----.--- - 1. 48 — Evening Herald, Monday , Aug. 25, 1975 Sanford , FL by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker - BEETLE BAILEY WIN BRIDGE AT TN TEE X. — I&eIiii..g -*"*7 ._~i 1k J1 contract it yEAR6FRor% L7J V K6 54 2 It \. tt singleton king, or finally A i 1fi'A\ I FI j çt._—v .u>m O- a? '4 ( ) — ______ • A 108 6 3 8 k 84 •j ________________ I A V by Da v e Grauc ALLEY OOP inond finesse I I Jim •'ç it exactly Y ou gave yourself the best chance in spades while managing to re- I tainthd,amundIIneSSeIflCJSe spades were unfriendly Furthermore. it East held four spades to the king he might A 9 V • 10 9 b 5 2 Li 109f3 •W I _____ I' AS! ST - __'-. 1115 I A I on back Q J 10 . Sanford, Florida 32711--Price 10 Cents 1975 i ~1 ( f I 68th Year No. 4—Tuesday, Aug. 76, ' I I A Ui) ![U1 1 _____ L '.' I I L ________ ru i ,i l/5 ,i 'fJ( I —\ p _______________ _______________ _________ _________________________________________________________________________ ________ ____________________________________________________________________ -. 1" I. •. ii • County Attorney To Eliminate - - Position / I • ___/ A-1441 C-W , ASP LIkE 71-1i's PIACE * .1 -NEN ,_-iLV. AN-n4iS) PLEASED 'TUEE-T ) NOt NE! UE4TS i5\ILLE WE"IZE rL' -i LCN BV' CAVE \LYTi4E5' r L. ' 3rwr 1L')t: 'GENER i 14'r I I. k - L '.' ( W,kL -. .'. k i l"t" . - i. . r a / ( A ,r I aw%,J; 1. '.- a) -I i KJO.'J / , ' ( - IFI, 1~ Oss ild h1os aboUt rut articles on percentage plays In u p1 i' d ithi mc right itt r OU got back from ace ean war. You took sour of clubs drew trumps, led a club to the king ruffed the last club led sound vulnerable two-club over, ill () r ills p i rii ularis it ' ly on playing tricks, not high cards A Likeout double with otils lo spadts is inithisitdt ('ro I V ol Preston, do you tealize the babysillers have put us in an extra premium hiqh risk pool7 FUNNY BUSINESS .E I C.4.. T' ç . LIkLlEV F ---'. I ' -' — _1 -- — N. Ocsild ItrealIs sasagooJ line I v as sure to make m ____ 25 - .. i '. i -- , t.%3.-, i T ;1s 'A.( ~ E%iP.C'' iENT ' I ,,) %0 '-' I -t) 1 / V-, EVO&I - I ____~ Yo U .1! II I - . _____ . 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V___ i.1.r4IF' S_ t I . ~_ 1i ,I la by Dick Cavolli t THINK ir WHEN THERE A I r A~ "ESE i` .P 1) CAN USE -' ... _if} - i1' - '..4_• ___. - // ~ '-% 1, 1 1 I ,~\ 4 .f, -!4 , - -",,, J, 1 __ , , 6 64, . -.,4 r',~) \,~._ -- ___ __ a . -____ I ~ I _. ?, r f", - J k' ' , -___________ _______________ 7 < I I ~\%~ & , =~) ), - . E- . . -i___ 1 - a, A' opi ~,, ~ A - . t.-If, - `S~ I ~—j - e.) I ~ To •-- ------------ - .J by Frank Hill — (iq T,-4E NAF E t i' - 'AA , V .., , -•--- I-) /'/ V I /1 -- _ 1 1-. i . 9.15 ' _J _________________ L ______________________________________________ 11 . I Ml V a .r - 'i; - -. , -. 1 - ' ., - -- - - .' - - '. ' - - ;' ' - - - . -; - -. ' -; .. Pa (One milf is equivalent to $1 1;%~,Z,. .-,.,.i,.-*,*.,, __- - --- , -:~_--.:- *-.-_*.-:;1_* County Commission's 1975-76 value and is used to determine ' - . - ' - ~ 4 -71 \'. 'N -" A -I.F 1~ k. / \ t( (q ~ \_ .,,- , ,_ I 1 . I .-_~ consultant. City Commissioner Julian ff'. I \ 1, " 4' tLU t) "--. • I1 \.1 / 'IN I . \1~1- , . .r I 44 ~/. .1 . ~' -_ ; 4 -~'!;;W, - '1~4' j.i --ilmu;1 4 ~--_ 1, c-1 uR W"w ran - . / .:X - - - rv_ Pt. 3~5 1 o For er Char es ii ir'( 'ss artz iid his p irok is to be t niltI in Sept. l'177 "One of the biggest Iravesties ot law t(1 Ssstrtz arrest b> inststigitors for State Attorne> Abbott of Herring amne after a three month probe into the operation the forcement is having people like you I i , a - - - , -- 0..: • . .: - :-------- . " - --- - - :r : .. IV - r: .. '.0 ti -~~i` ...t-~" ,J,q 7 4~ ,i-. I .1 _;_ il_., . .q , -__. . . - I - , Executive Director of the University of Florida Booster Club Gene Ellenson, second from left, adROTARIANS MEET dressed the Sanford Rotary C GATORS ' ELLENSON (,rast.s Pictured sith Flltn.son atxin are Rotary President Red C1selaud, left, Vice -President Tony Russl, second from right, and Program Chairman Tom McEachern. See photo, story Page I-B. illerald Photo by Bill Vincenti I , ~----S- WWOO, wart Raps 'Informant' Procedures forged document with the name of the _ 1 - , or- I I _ 0, :. - the planning effort. but prefers I i -- / " I 4k" ___ Chief Investigator Jack H. l'ulenwider said the probe Un' k ,i k •flOuOu i veileVe YOU uUi else does." coveredapproximately 20casesin whichautoahad been sold but county tax collector. -Judge Cowat- t WWIc entering the plea fie revealed that since he was jailed their new owners couldn't get tides to the vehicles from Swartz. .July 15 he's been wnrkirg with state and county agents probing Swartz straightened out the difficulties, off1cats said. Titic probe also uncoverml a pattern of buying autos in Orange . forgery and loansharking cases. County as an individual, returning to Seminole and having tj~~ forge,ii lien ret,virding rei Swartz, 41, of 210 Yarmouth Road, Jerome.Sheldon (Jeff y I autos Financed through banks and providing the banks with lien bearing a scribbled siinature. Fern Park, said he'il be a material witness in "several eases roll,_etor n payment for a 1975 ldng to trial" but denied any involvement with orgaruzed reccipts allegedly signed by Seminole County Tax zimbile. 11w forged receipt showed Ray's office had recorded a Troy Hay. crime. $6,601 lien on the auto Swartz could have teceised a full use year r,r,on sentence (ru uit (nun Judge Joe A Cowart Jr sentenced Swartz to Swartz said lie knew die (Iticument was forged but stopped vAben he pleaded guiltYll-londay to uttering a for,,cry. III two ycars in prison and five years probation. saying he'd stwnped Ray's name with a dime-storene two years is the remainde A companion forgery chiarge against Swo. ir stamp kit. variety rubbt maxittiull) fiV`c year terin, was droppi-3 1,y Herring's office as tenct- Swarti received in Orange County in 1972. Swartz served 19 The fattier of three children flashed smiles repeatedly as he months in jail and then was put on parole, which he broke, part (if it plea bargaining deal. (1 %IL1I mdi t ( ossarl about his three prior felons cons atioms talked Statc Bank of F orest t its a Ssiartz admitted he gase ,juthonitk S sli(l when he %%- as irreted Jul> 15 on forger> _____ . '. 117 John G. Morris, regional sewer A full day of budget snipping 00,40 . IA II I'' Co circuit court to uttering a - 1 ...- - 9-25 __ - i ________ gCg '. .1 ,. . -., - J I I Ji ti LIVE Ae-TION4111 / I ._.__7/ - COME _ P , -- / _________________________ P 7 i'? ,P G. " 4q SA ........ '- '' I - /3~. q 11 ! . _. 0 i- "-• -I - C -_;,:.1i:::,... Budget N earing Certified M *11's 1k BOB Ii I) herald Staff Vinier ________ TJ-IE' '. - - I - : wex w*skew -. \'- Ill IJ 6A '" I . I II ii \t. / 5A IIR ........ I -I - Auto Dealer Pleads Gu *1 t 0 . 1 Nl_", . . 1 HEREBY ~'LAM -l"HIS -- 111 111i I ( i JWJ) - I Jud ge _J A ( . %~ ~' ..) J) 1I ~ I WN, A 14)(41( __ . 'ih I by Plowie Schneider v.. __ __ __ 1~1 I A - \ 4_ - \ _s'J " IX) -V~l (AA)II I IV-% 'JN`1i1V,' MAK'Vi1I(X)% It " JI A,~.)J ( " " _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ,1 - ~ , ____ I I I 1- _____ ___ - include 11 tennis courts, a swimming pool,and a pro shop lie said construction is expected to begin witWn six montl,.s, and completion is scheduled for spring of 19i6. "It will take the support of the city,'' said Whelichel. He said membersh. deet3fls will be disclosed later n r:,: t 1 el -, I I . 0 t ft (' EEK & MEEK 1 _t~~ ,.~~ -__S-1 I ~ ________________ _________________ -. It ____ MAKE AIj'1' rE5PO'."E ,r ALL.' . __-~.~-__Iww_ ---,_ -I!, .!.,- -1 I-I - 0 * - S -' i ... H-H-HE ViON1 5LOW VOWIkJ, . 5EEOLJR %.__1_(.S ; .."t Al by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY 7- .- -I _~_.___ -- , -~ - I-I-i__ * _. t - Q(.d - " 1. b - - OVER ! . -- — .. J . KNOW AUY PL ACE I Ou , EF7F dollars of what's needed to stay For example, a $500,000 within 534 mills certified b the deficit wculd raise he aLlage PIi . nflta related matter, the cit> paid by Seminole Coun,ty UJILY S tax appraiser. action on revising its Tcltstston 6B c Commissioner John Kim- taxpayers about a half-mill tabled siater and sesier utihit> rates %4omen 6t brough today said the budget is above the certified inillage However, commissioners still about $500,000 more than what Mooday's high 91. OvernIght the commission desires after a are chopping and hope to drafted revision, expected today, is received, low 70. full day Tuesday of slashing reduce the budget even further Knowles said revising utility department ~eads' reque:;ts. before its fini.1 adoption. Wednesday. Chance of a few The Office of Management Commissioners pointed to 150 per cent lev provided by thundershoiers, mainly during Analysis and Evaluation fixed costs set b> the state mean annual afternoon and evening hours O\IAF is preparing exact the main reason for their $ e as sou $21,658.27 reventie Increase for ilighs In the low to mid 90s. figures, 0MAE Budge', Analyst inability to pare the budget to Lows In the 70, S arlable Eleanor Anderson promised the the bo ttom line mihlage figure the cits Ma>or Ike \luon said he mostly east winds around 10 figure5, hopefuil>, b> Wed nilliurougi said wants the county's position mph, gusty near thun nesda> $&million is money that the clarified" and said the city On Monday. the budget ontrol " on as ii may take legal action against per cent during the afternoons, deficit was $1,450,000, a figure commission over. This money goes to the county if it attempts to set 20 per cent at night. that would have required a 6.5 standards and methods of Complete details and tides mill land tax instead of the 5.34 operation for municipal rates are on Page 5-A t(ontinutd On I'ngt 3- Al certified by the appraiser. %t ~v ___________ _ - ,-',__' ) Hospital ,)bIarIes 4 a ~w — by Bob Montana NEEDS IS SOME OLD II ., '::. _____ ARCHIE 4. TFE.,"PERATLIRE REAPI~49. , 15 fl-IEPE JE N N NOW ~~, _V~ I .a• ) - . 2 LIWZS~V-T - ( 'cl_lKNOVASCtJr WE.ATHER, ) ') ,,~,~ ... .. I ...... I Comics '~ I _a~ I . )r FT-) ;~~^ - ( .- e ik Calendar . I ,%, k-) ~ ,; -. -. ) r . y. ounty Commission ser responded to the astothe county's interest ma joint effort to develop the cool, refreshing drink while taking part in the 12-hour skate-a- regional sewer plant, Knowles thon at Ntelodee Skating Rink today. Youngsters participating said. had signed pledges whereby donors would contribute so much for "There's some inner political each hour skated with all proceeds to go to the Muscular play with the County CornDystrophy Association. JHerald Photo by Bill Vinmt Jr.) Count> Commission Chair- DRINK BREAK 4~~_, 9 ., e — .. .~ . . 1. - .. __ Road. Wheichel said the agreement calls for giving the,city two and a half per cent of the gross revenue For the first five years . per cent thereafter until the end and five of the lease. Whelchel. who is vice president of Utility Management, Wet Palm Reach A three phase, $200,000 tennis court complex at the Mayfair Country Club project, which includes North waf given the green hght Monday night Seminole County, and the city by Sanford City Commissioners, of Lak I k M Mar> . . consented to a 30-year The commission Knowles said the plan ub lease between the country club and requires Sanford to come up Jolm Whelchel, developer and Sanford I with $25,000, and Seminole rty resident, for a four-acrE piece of pt county $15,000, if it wl,shfl to . .. - . ; 911 ~ .,_=, r,/=_ ~___ _ ,___ _=~-_RZ-~91-41-9 ~__ by Al Verme,er ..g - j I - . " ile county "drags its feet" in offez-mg financial support of the ______ )pow A 1;~J MY WIPE MADE MIE TWIS IS TWG BES LECTIZiC WHAT ARE I y_.-.' BOgE THIS LATh1E -11~ .w'I • . - ill . --Chic Young __ - 0 ) 'i BLONDIE " - .f\\ - - , - -_ i rennis Court Complex Approved _____ - I . I --v , "&`_ :." , 1k said the county already was an ordinance restoring a four "prospects" for new in. tract .mii> be revised to $65,'i to "wants regulate re%ised $5,OW new budget to dustry here 3nd efforts are by usir,,, shell spread. Casselberry's rates." flw commission request. $7,500 for the Industrial being made to attract "flOfl"The County Commission Committee of the Iii appraisals be made on Ua' A resolution accepting a Greater smoking" industries. Palmetto Avenue lire station ,. $93,735 Federal grant for a would be like a Public Service Sanford Chamber of CornThe business commu ni t y before it is sold for commercial facilities plan for a regional Commission themselves," said merce. The approval was given ought to carry more of the use. sewer plant was authorized by Commissioner Gordon .Meyer. after appeals were made by In other action the City Chamber President Wayne The commission denied the Sanford cli> Commission ar ? mm1Mb0ner request water service [ "I .Monday night, in time to beat Commission passed on first Albert. former Execu Iive Knowles said the $7,658 portions of two lots outside cit. the Sept, 11, deadline set by the reading its advertised new Director John Krider, and Co. estimated cost for paving three limits, owned t)-. Mr and Mrs chairman Scott Burns. Protection budget. Environmental Also passed on first reading Burns said his COM171ittee has acres of a 14-acre lakefront Orian M. St.o I ,,— .- ______________ i4ar4w . ZI Wcn &T* / ) _____________________ A 1, J ". .-i4&0CVA,ko 6( Lt 4Mlit kurm t Atai ,L-A I 1.--'--A 11 - __ - 0i by T K. Ryan __1 INC . .0- - TUMBLEWEEDS .,. 'aN -- / rant _ , ____________ ewer By JOE ASKRF..N Iferald Staff Writer -_ _ -. --_ -_ -1 _-- I ~ M41?,SXf, : If 1 I i- 01 ----__- ~ I3 ts I -_ , I ._. - --' r. I 5475p _____ " ~ .rvs ~ ,... — ;~ 11 I I_ J.Z"J,_ 4 'I-- ''. -. -_ -trcce Z- _.. iii sn ii o IN &6&.1A ,1' X AFT/ 4,1:;;;;;~ — L!. -I I ( / A(44 %? , I " ' ,7--F i A~~. 9 " Goo ~ -M ~. ; A - - ii-~---_-~ ~~-__Ia gn__.- £ &"_S40 IVIV I KW Was - . I - - %~4- -;._,. - 1 - i A 1 t i 4i,i~- - a 14P,49~ - -' - I _ . CMAES. I 1,I , 1 II - lk:,., County Cooperation Sought 4 !~ ., Iku. _4~0* I by Larry Lewis I - . - - , . .. 0 - I % E COT Ti', - _ X.____ 7-- -;r I -1 - I - . .. - L:j ~ 0. — - a , -U= II CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS De - - I 1 1, - ~).\, __ - A. ~-_ .. If . JACOBY MODERN a - - - ) ~ Le liarin hen the budget is up for final approval. Uit' first 100 hours and $25 per hour for everything with a O-day notice. i I) (J tid lC It I WO ii Id " I would save The coiiiinission at present has chopped the 1975. .ibo i. th it Williams said tht hief attorney In the new county lie said $85,000 has been budgeted next year to eli mi nate politics from the county legal section would function the same as a 76 budget to within $500,000 of the 5.34 millage rate certified by the county's tax appraiser tone mill is County Commissioner Dick Williams has pa Freeman s fee attorney's position — and it's a department heath' does In county gosirnmneni proposed creation of a new county legal department Also, the county h.as budgeted $100,WO to pay said other counties have separate legal equivalent to $1 V?r 11,000 assessed property value If(way to cut the budget." and Li used to determine the amount of tax paid.) which lie says would eliminate County Attorney costs of hiring a labor rney to handle ng leprtinents. torn Freeman's job and case Sei.unole Count) negotiations with county employes brought on b> The initial budget request was for more than $22 -Commissioner Dick Williams 1,il1i1tms said the cutoff point' is about $70,000, laxi),avers an estimated M,WO a year. e than million. Now, th.-it btylget has been ced by tile legislature's passage of the collective a county pends 4, Ili other ,A it's about $5 million Williams said today the plan tails for hiring two bargaining law. and commissioners hope to $70000 yearly for an attorneys services pavers. reduce it further attorneys to staff the new section - one for about flie labor attorney earns upwards of $90 per hour ft would save sas i a bundle It would eliminate cheaper to create its osn ledl section At a recent press conference. Commission S40,I[Na yearan,danassistant forabout$15,OW. Thm, Williams said a county legal department politics from the county ,attorney's position -- and Willi.anis suggested his plan for a -- new departI A secreLary and offict- space would also be %%ould eliminate the neeid both for Freeman and the it'sa way to cut the budget," Williams said. ment" to commissioners Menday (luring a budget (.7hairman Sid ViNen Jr., promised taxpayers he %4oUld tild thc nii1la' to the 34 fiur it rimlied bs rtsiuired fom r ation of tti& nu dt jirtmnt mit labor attornc> and result in an i. stim1ited 85 000Williams said F ret marl s Present ontra I ( ould s ssinri No d( tion 1S th€ ; Freeman, Williams said, earns $20 per hour for )-early savings in legal fees to Ilie county's tax- be "canceled." Ili-, said he believes it can be voided But lie says he will reintroduce it at the public the appraLWr. ---- • . -_ this what a good line of play ..vou had HEFIS I TOLD LL ,L'T A I the Jaco')ys') Write -AsA the 4. 8 Roger Bollen BC' ing Creat* Proposes - J I care of I -s - ms — 3 0 ~431 bt ibsuid JacO'iys 1 -0 . . I __________ k,:, ia By El) MtICKET Herald Staff Writerr \ ' ight hand opponent opened it should I h eu one heart bld", hat h answer to his (1UI 'tIu ?i ls should have passed. dub hind would be When East plaved his king you claimed since vou would he able to discard one of my diamonds 6_(W AW W" ("-- ____________ dw A St5tfl spot back to sour hind THE £JJi4EUJ corres I was ulneribk k' dent B) Oswald & Jame% Jacoby by Art SoflsOm THE BORN LOSER \!iic huett'. and held Opening lead -- J A - . •\ l:1s5 J ) a as South I ,,,~ C. _____ Ia't , 0I 1 1-N ((7•• VW ,i; :6kB - I ~ . ABU - ~ J~a I %rit North f Wi t)rthSoLh .uIrnribli kii ke uut grIt) his I ) ; N OU ... IT'S " in Lot I tI h i s in \IR higan and F lorida and told I t tn ssurkirig sitii sLite and count) l.as enforcement agcnh lIt i other (JM!S The cooperation obviously didn't unpress Judge Cowart. ..O ne of the biggest travesties of Jaw enforcement is having people like you working for them," Cowart said. "The officers bclievc you but nob(xiy else does." Cowart said the public "would be appalled if they knew what law enforcement offitvirs "ent through and the price they paid for ii nt .** "I give no weight to what officers s.t' in tt'e i-ircuimstances." Cowart tuntinued. The judge blasted the state probation and parole authorities 'or aillO%it'I Swartz,while sUppns4(hl) under their suptrsision to operate a business of Ws own. "With your background Of ball checks, %ou shouldn't be trusted "- ith paperwork . . , getting money under false pretenscs." Cowart sa I d . I ontinut ii On 1' i t 3 . !*Ji;~~ .x4v._ . . . ~;-.;,;f 'J- . I .. I _ _. I- q -,-.- - Tt!-yn _-. -.- - ,_q,;f-!..-_ , I ,_ 1. .WZ_.'_.__--V. -1 'k___1 - - --,I --m rmr,.qu 1 .___ - L_ I __ _______ �- -- -- - - - - - - - - .- . j e- - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday, Aug. 26, 175 - I Longwood Budget Gains Tentative Okay I Slayton To Undergo Surgery Today For Lung Lesion Doctors perform surgery today to HOUSTON AP I examine a small lesion on the left lung of astronaut Donald K. Slayton, one of the nation's original seven spacemen and a crew member on the recent Apollo-Soyuz mission. The 51-year-old astronaut told newsmen last week that tkctors advised him that the lesion about the size of a is probably cancerous. pencil eraser But he said he was lucky because the lesion was found cry early in its development and because it was found after he flew the Apollo-Soyuz mission, his first spat't'flight. Dr. Arnauld E. Nicogossian, a space agency physician, said a surgeon will remove a wedgeshaped specimen from he area of the lesion and that the specimen will immediately be examined by a pathologist. - - - Records Disclosure Pushed The man who prosecuted the WASHINGTON tAP Spiro T. Agnew bribery case is pressing for public disclosure of the records of two secret meetings which led to Agnew's resignation from the ice presidency. Former U.S. Atty. George Bead said Monday he has asked Agnew's lawyers to agree to make public the transcripts of the pivotal meetings on Oct. 8 and 9, 1973, in. ul%ng U.S. District Judge Walter E. Hoffman, government prosecutors, and Agnew's lawyers. - It was during those secret sessions, the first in a motel room and the second at the Justice Department, that the deal was struck allowing Agnew to plead no contest to a single tax evasion charge and resign from office. In exchange, the department agreed not to press for a jail sentence and to bring no other charges against Agnew in Connection with a Maryland political kickback scheme. Agnew resigned Oct. 10, 1973. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Floyd Christian Released From Texas Federal Prison I ~. .,-.- 111., I - . - --.-., .1 . . ! _ I j,.&,--?&A;, .,_. :. .1i . - 11. ." "' _ A.. ,I " 6 1. ~ ,~k. :_ ',*~': * Z~F. r. '. '.-A. f -.7, , - -11 -I .L .117 The council early in the year subdivision, objecting to school LONG WOOD - City Council ,', 1 1 •(I— ..- 0' I ... "IO'.#P,j-4 members now will be charged voted for economy reasons to buses discharging 119 school l*#.d'lj for each copy of a city cut its pa y by $50 monthly each. children onto SR 434, now under 0 In other business, Monday reconstruction. they want document f. . J 4~-_ . mayor to Inst ru cted the coun cil: night, th e reproduced. * (Isis. Jamie owner Delayed until Sept. 8 a request The City Council Monday ,1 ar his l ge to disc e monthly sewer Farquaharson night voted 4-1 to charge decision on th o 1~ I - 10 , tl ~ I .. I t" , I ._ T councilmen 15 cents per page rate increase from H.50to.50 orange grove adjacent to for any city reco rd they wish requested by Longwood Devonshire subdivision to rid I 1~~_..01 reproduced in addition to copies Utiliti es Inc. Connell asked for the acreage of coral snakes. - ,-,~....4--"k, it - Approved Schreiner's more time to ga ther additional provided by the city, • recommendation to place In. Councilman Don Schreiner, documentation, . Connell noted the city's sewer surance for city employes with in making the motion, said Co. two the Equitable I nsuran ce councilmen receive reimbursed system operation - Authorized City Engineer expe nses monthly of $150 and package sewer plants at should pay for reproducti ons Skyla rk and Columbus Harbor A.E. O'Nea ll to pa rtici pa te wi th - is losing money and in the the county and other cities in just like any other citizen. ..Ip . Councilman Gerard Council, new year each water customer preparing a drainage plan for voting against the said will be paying 75 cents monthly Longwood at county expense, Proceeds of the summer children's film series at the Sanford CHECK DONATED the $150 paid to individual of their water bills subsidize particularly in the new areas. Plaza Rocking Chair Theater were donated Monday to the Little — Heard a report from city unless a new members and Mayor the Red School House. Shown presenting the check to vocational Attorney Ned Julian Jr. that TO SCHOOL HOUSE training supervisor Suzanne Graham are, at left, theater FL Lormann monthly Is source of revenue is found. — Agreed to have Lormann land developer Irving Berger is not reimbursed expenses manager Anthony Pan.zlno and, right, Evening herald general a letter to the school considering giving a 1.3 acre write because a state law forbids manager Frank Voltoline. The theater and the Evening Herald payment for expenses within board, at the request of the tract to the Winsor Manor coiponsored the movies. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) the county. He added he should Sleepy Hollow first addition Homeowners Association. not be charged for copies of documents he obtains for his nor for copies of ordinances he needs to fulfill his responsibilities as an official. Connell added that other members of the governing body Councilman Gerard Connell of the budget. LONG WOOD - The City concerning employes, adding, it from the police department had voted themselves a pay Council, during a special is up to Public Safety Director budget was withdrawn In favor had voted for the record, Several weeks ago Council raise of $50 monthly. City meeting on the budget Monday, Doug Keller to fill positions in of the broader motion on earlier - in the meeting, that said 36 per cent of the city's Accountant Harold HarLsQCk, ordered the names of all em- his department. Only Keller Council Chairman J.R. Grant's Miss Scott's status was being employes are related to one earlier In the day dm*la a ployes stricken from budget had Included names of recommendatIon, changed in the new budget from another or to elected officials. budget meeting, said the requests, so that council ployes in budget requests. Councilman H.A. Scott said part-time to full-time In the He noted, In particular, that the council in a work session had members could not be accused "I don't care if he hires 20 his granddaughter had worked police department. senior fire officer In charge of people In the same family as on a part-time basis for the city decided on the $50 increase, of "nepotism." Early in the meeting, Connell the fire department Is the Hartsock said the action was Councilman Don Schreiner, long as this council has nothing for several years. Scott is asked if he could be considered Immediate superior of his taken when Connell was not in making the motion, said he to do with it," Schreiner said. chairman of the police and fire an after the fact to trother, in direct violation of a present and Schreiner said he didn't want any of his Schreiner's first motion to department council corn- violating the state anti- personnel adopted last was out of town at the time, colleagues in "any gray area" strike the name "Valerie Scott" mittees. nepotism Law if he voted in year. r - - - , - :. - . - , - 4 1 .01 Secretary of Labor John T. Dunlop also was schedulcd to attend today's meeting that was announced as Ford flew back to Washington Monday night from Milwaukee where he spoke at a conference on domestic affairs and met with news media representatives. At Issue is the maritime unions' refusal to load U.S. grain on ships headed for the Soviet Union until the Ford .adminunstrat ion takes steps to provide more work for American seamen and guarantees that consumers are .1 protecd from higher prices. ;- ,, TAIJ.AIIASSKE ( Atl i An advisory committee loaded with Political power is off to a slow start in its in'tIIL on of Ii mn miumug for universities, community (-ollege.s and vocational schools. "It is going to take a few meetings to get warmed up," Sen. Jack Gordon, l)-Miwmii Beach, said Monday after the first session of the Florida Public Post-Secondary Education Finance Committee. The panel, aiming at a March 1 deadline, directed Education Department staffers to gather information on s here each type of school gels its money and where the I1Ofl('V (($_'S. - TALLAHASSEE IAP - Rep. Harvey Matthews says he has received requests from people throughout florida who want to circulate his petition for a constitutional amendment to cut property taxes. The amerxlment would limit the evaluation of property to 25 per cent of value for residences and 40 per cent for commercial property, instead of the "full market value" . .__ now required. Matthews, It-Orlando, said Monday that the campaign is starting to receive of 110, 15 and $1 from "people all over the state who are getting hammered by high taxes.'' motion, donations to WASHINGTON tAP) - President Ford, back in the White House after a two-week Colorado vacation, is meeting with AFL-CIO President George Meany in an attempt to resolve the longshoremen's boycott of grain shipments to Russia. operation, Lack Of Buses Protested WASHINGTON (AP) - Fifty-five years ago today, in the last months of President Woodrow Wilson's second term, Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby declared that 36 states had ratified the 19th Amendment giving American women the constitutional right to vote. Some of the debate that led up to the ratification of the 19th Amendment resembles the arguments that now surround the proposel Equal Rights Amendment, which would ban sex discrimination. lilt is to become the 77th Ame ndment to the Constitution. the ERA must be ratified by state legislat ur es by 1979. So far, 34 states have endorsed It, al though two Tennessee and Nebraska - have rescinded their appr oval, a step with unclear legal ramifications. some Auto SalesShow Slip DETROIT fAPi - Auto sales for mid-August slid 6.2 per cent from the same period in 1974, but industry analysts say the deliveries represent "a good, solid period." The mid-month sales, despite the decline from last year's comparable period, were more than 30 per cent above figures for the mon th 's opening 10.day period. Although more cars were sold in the latest period than in the 1974 span 1,177 compared wi th 190,653 - the decline is based on the daily selling rate. In addition, there were nine selling days in the latest period, and only eight in mid-August 1974. - Strike Law Change Sought WASHINGTON AP - The nation's postal workers, having ratified a labor agreement obtained under threat of an illegal strike, now are pushing for legislation to make legal a natiomide mail strike. The largest of four postal unions, the American Posta l Workers Union, announced Monday that its members had ratified a new th ree-year contract wi th the U.S . Postal Sçr,vicr .. This action, together with the earlier ratification by the National Association of Letter Carriers, virtually rules out the possibility of a strike by the nation's 600,000 postal workers now. - - 21 Face Smuggling Charges SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) —Twenty-one men, more than half of them Floridians, charged with trying to smuggle 18 tons of marijuana into the United States have been arrM11(11 l.a-fore a US. magistrate. Seven of the accused men posted bonds between $50,000 and $100,000, authorities said Monday. The others remained in the Chatham County jail. one of the men who posted bond was William I. Destler Jr., who federal agents say captained the shrimp boat that brought the marijuana to a spot on the Sapelo River, south of Savannah. Rhodes Liability Mulled Detectives Probe Theft Of Certificates II Prison Order Called Illogical Action Reports iAl.LlIAssEF: sAl's A federal judge's order requiring Florida to reduce its prison population Is Illogical and was based on obsolete information, says A.sst. Atty. Gen. John Barley. "It's my opinion that the evidence was simply not toiipiete and not reliable," Barley said Monday to a (-oumrnmittec studying the new Department of Offender Rehabilitation. Department Secretary Louie Wainwright was to tell the panel today about progress in the reorganization of the state's prison - joint deputies. programs. Water Rules Said Needed $ , entering WEST PALM BEACH 1 AP) - "I shudder to think what may happen when water becomes more valuable than land," says the director of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. Jack Malloy told a house subcommittee on water man. igemnent Monday that it is essential to have regional regulation where there is competition for water supplies. - Try to imagine If people of lake Okeechobee tried to stop to Miami," Malloy said. water from going LUdd'iéki&1I B'nd - -- - , f An attorney for Rommie OHl.ANIX) iAI's I,oudd, former boss of the defunct florida Blazers of the World Football League, is negotiating with a bonding agency in a renewed effort to get his client out of jail. loudd's hopes for freedom jumped Monday when the 40i District Court of Appeal ordered his $552,0i0 bond on narcotics and embezzlement charges slashed in ha1. Attorney Ellis Rabin said tie immediately began trying to raise niofley to finance the lowered $225,000 bond. - -' - Correcton i ManGets 1 5 Years In Robbery - -- .bnforI. M _- ''- - - _••I,i_ -.- BI JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer to him and city attorney vacation. Newman Brock was looking The council wi ll meet next -. W , , i _____ -V __ . it He added there was a — into week on Tuesday because of the -, • 11 A delay because Brock as on LaborDa> holiday. WINTER SPRINGS 'secret' memo from City ' Building Inspector Ray 0___ Bradshaw, which Planning and TW Zoning Commissioner Irwin Hunter refused to divulge was ,* turned over to City Attorney Newman Brock, Hunter said at -. Monday night's City Council meeting. V, Hunter said he had not and no t show the memo to . would -t4 .r , p4 Councilman Irene Van Cepoel, .., -s It , assis tant P&Z Commissioner, •:-mrw named wi th Hunter to look into -alleged improprieties by Bradshaw in gran ting building .. 'i -. permits to Seminole Baptist Temple. p . Brock said he was not aware I of the memo in question and -. ..-." had not seen anything that could not be made public. Rescue technicians, above, shield Oliver Carl Strandberg, 67, The permits were ternCRASH KILLS Orange City, from sun after collision Monday afternoon at U.S. 17" porarily suspended on Aug 4 CHULUOTA MAN 92 and SR-434, Longwood, that killed Herbert William Boswell, 81, after the council rescinded it.s of 341 E. Sixth St., Chuluota. Pollee said Strandberg and his wile, earlier approval of conditional Marcella, 62, were treated and released at Florida Hospital land use by the Baptist church •— 3 Automatic Cycles for North, Altamonte Springs. Pollee said Beswell, alone in a 1971 and Jehovah's Witness group'to ..Added Convenience sedan, was northbound on US. 17-92 and apparently turning left build in the R1-AA (residential) ..)' onto SR-434 when collision with southbound statlonwagon On U.S. area of the R,anchlands on 17-92 occurred. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson p " slict Hayes Road r1gb ., The council reversed Itself tho type of fabric you wia' to dry and rout after residents of the RannW C dryer fl do council Ja4 packed (J thSPt1 you when cytw to charn be ror several weeks Up completed. Automatic protesting the approval and -.-permanent press with cool-down balp.kHp WASHINGTON (AP) - Mid- rnonththantheyhaddeclinedmn The Agriculture Depart- asking for another public SU your permansot / Ii on el. requests. 't1.. redlemen s charges for a selected the three previous mon ths to. ment's Economic Research hearing pr*u fabrics-freak / and wrts. Try -. marketbasket of U.S. farm-pro- gether, an A gricul t ure Depart- Servi ce sa id Monday that the hearing has been set for Sept. 8. , f Bradshaw's issuance of the farm value of the products in its duced foods os more Last merit report shows, beer, I -restore. Ills to L ,, marketbasket of 65 foods rose permit was questioned because I y 4.1 per cent from June to July, of some Irregulari ties in the I v MODEL NO. 71 to a level 13 per cent over April plan submitted that did not i and 15 per cent over the comply with city ordinances. When a resident inquired at previous year. week's mee ting why a 229 last I t• The spread between farm I 1 II ~ been made, not report had Wrn Spec .l', No iob too largs or too smaii value and the retail price rose 'O f p 2.9 per cent from June to July to Hunter said he had received two ite ms (reportedly copies of At the commission's in- a level 1.8 per cent above what (Continued From Page-lAi San f per cent pages of the Southem Buildirig it was in April and 9.8 Open Mon. Thru Fri. 1a.m. . 5:00 p.m. Closed Sat. benefits, the tax collector, the sIstenc, all hiring has been abo City Building we 2522 PARK ago. ve a ye ar DIAL 322.1542 I df property appraiser, for housing f us a memo addressed Code) pl e sprea ds Include cos ts and Th .. i m ..,i ,, be purchased fo or of pr isoners, pa ymen ts to cities cars will profits and their calculation county emplo)es. and money paid to Seminole Asked about any further cuts and are hotly disputed by su Memorial Hospital. pe -market At the hospital alone costs In the budget, Commissioner The etail st the ket1 ' C awc 1jASOuthomBel 1 rose this year to $394,000, up Dick Williams commented, basket in the second quarter from 1-49, 000 the coun ty paid "It's sure going to be tough; I was up 0.7 per cent from the Seminole Memor ial in the 1974 hope we can do it. first After OMAE comes up with The 75 fiscal year. c==' -We're getting killed over the final figure, the commission pects figures for the current items we have no control over," again will attempt to slice the ul quarter and the last three budget to fed months of the year to show a millage. said. sizable boost and then a sl ight We could start cutting out Vltilen even suggested cutting leveling at retail, with widening some departments I guess," out money budgeted for the margins. Over-all, food prices this year library and for purchase of the Hattaway said, By Alex Bell Young Glen Wall had Commission Chairman Sid Montgomery Ward building in are now expected to average 9 ,'I'.,,-,'-.' to tell a lot of VlhlcnJr., added, "I don't know South Semi 1P fv --°-- 's-his famil y back East. th'use annex. ace. sou" vve can go inucn ruETher But he waited till sundown before calling. • 'r- T, ' r - - -_ - , _jt,.v1( — ,J ., -. . - . . -: - - ___ . - - -. - - . I - ' - -L -. - .. -- ' -- - - - -'-' ' - . :-. ' . - - - . I I - II . •' - - - - -, - - Middlemen's - Prices - .- • --- . • r ks simply -. • • e - • -- ' - BU dge t (. Ne aring e itt me a - $ ~ ~ ~ V!I IllS E'ectr,cal ord . ' ' purciiu. Electric _______ r - • r o ot Co. - :- - HE CALLED - - - news -____________ ' fl twin - Lawyer $98 Million In Debt IV JACKSONVILLE (All) — A Jacksonville attorney who listed debts of $98 million In a voluntary bankruptcy Ietition says he's handled $10 million or so in cash In the past five years. But he says, "it's all gone." Ti!if'ir'.i! at a h'arLn. Monda'. isnac I. Levy. $ told -, nmw - nd , . I i6,6 "= 4 KEYSTONE HEIGHTS tAl' Police are two men who abandoned a disabled engine airplane after landing it at this North Florida tn's airportOfficers said they want to talk to them about the more than $1.3 million worth of marijuana and hashish found aboard the plane. They said the two men reportedly got a ride from the airport to Gainesville, about 30 miles away, searching for , was 4. 4. . el. --*-i--, xt:t~.,.. -,- FIA-4 ~/ Secret Memo Goes To City Attorney Pot Piano Abandoned in property . 4! N - ' TAU.AIIA&SEE i AP - The state Commerce Department's decision on whether to allow Florida doctors to charge more for treating injured workers could come as early as Octooer, a hearing officer says. 'We're going to try to be fair to everyone concerned," A.J. McMulgian HI said Monday at the end of hearings on if request by the Florida Medical Association for a hike in workmen's compensation fees. Commerce Secretary Edward Trombetta has said the proposed increases could cost Florida businesses an additional $44 million next year. policy an ClEVELAND lAP) - Jurors deliberating a claim for amaRe5 as a result of the Kent State University shootings hae turned their attention to the possible liability of Coy. James A. Rhodes. Fee Hike Decision Awaited accessory Alleged Burglary Ring Trials Set k .NiN- ~~*! I. A. 1. . I t--, I * aii - - Tom Bernosky and Patrolman records. Gordon C. Reid jailed two men on $5,100 bond each on charges Tag Stolen of possession of stolen property In other v7eekend thefts, and petty Larceny. County jail Central Florida Zoo employe records listed the suspects as Herbert L. Sullivan, of Douglas Alan Beehner, 18, and Longwood, reported the license David Michael Beehner, 22, tag was stolen from his car both of 2545 S. Park Ave.. while It was parked in the zoo Sanford. employes parking lot at the new Robert Williams, 60, of 418 E. facility west of Sanford off U.S. Fifth St., Sanford, was being 17.92 near 14. held in jail today without bond Deputies reported the special on a violation of probation license tag dlsplayed the letters charge in connection with a 1973 'SNAKE DR." case according to county jail Bob M. Sharp, 1372 hera Circle, Winter Park, reported thieves entered his auto in an unlocked garage at his home and made off with $300 in travelers checks. Deputies said a motorcycle with stolen was also taken from the garage Nine persons arrested In south Seminole. is charged with armed breaking P o Ii c e Department were later "filled" it was recovered later when but connection with an alleged James Arthur Onie Jr., 28 and entering, breaking and headquarters. items. it was found abandoned at SR. "steal to order" burglary ring Orlando, is accused of armed with intent to commit 436 and Casa Loma Way. have entered pleas of innocent breaking and entering, grand a felony, Lar ce ny of a firearm City, county and state agents Aut horities say at least ,ieA Longwood realesta teawnt and ha ve been scheduled for larceny and larceny of a and two counts of grand larceny raided the bar, the Crowder's million-dollars In stolen circuit court felony trials in firearm. His trial is scheduled with trials set for Oct. 6 and 22. home and tt!n.'kTh.r rTpàrtedIy a11JUrted thieves entered a $'...... -- . --' September and October. 7V t.iuders opera(è 1i'%ug. 16, as part of a two-county handled by the burglary ring vacant houee on SR-426 and or sAinãmQ ztithard Crowder, 44, Rendezvous bar and package crackdown on the burglary ring over the last year. Some of the stripped up $300 In carpet from of 551 Karen Ave., Altamonte Charles Wesley Asbury, 27, store next door to the that officials said funneled Items were reportedly shipped three rooms. Springs, faces trials on charges 948 lake Irene Drive, Maitland, Altamonte Springs Fire and "orders" through the bar that over the U.S. to "customer.,." of buying, receiving and concealing sitolen property on September 15 and 29 and The Downtown Business Oc tober 6. Association (OBA) is not in His wife, Carolyn Fields favor of holding the 1975 Crowder, 42, faces trial with Joshua Gibbs, 54, of 1515 W. 14 Prosecutors said Mllam phetamine). Christm A 21-year-old Orlando man, th as Parade on a Sunday Crowder on Sept. 15, on Clark was arrested by federal St., Sanford, termed a mean, sadistic and picked up hitchhikers on morning, as reported in The same charge. Enforcement Moses Knight, 27, of 8 to Drug abusiverobberbyasentencing preten.esof taking them buy Eveulnghlerald of Aug. 20. Sched uled for trial on stolen drugs, but took them to isolated Administration (DF.A agent-S Locust Ave., Sanford, pleaded now faces 15 years Instead, tin (lilA voted Aug. charges Sept. is John Thomas Richards, 27 prison plus the rest of his life on areas of the county, robbed and in May on two charges of guilty to carrying a concealed 19, to support a parade on any beat them and urinated on them deli very. The second co unt was firearm and adjudicatIon of Monday through Saturday after supervised probation, Longwood Route One, dropped by the prosecutor wnen guilt was withheld and sentence S p.m., or on a Sunday alter 2 after stripping them naked. Maitland Marine owner Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Clark plealed guilty in June. was suspended for two years. p.m. Ralph I)(lIso, 41, of 241 In other cases, Judge Cowart Jr. labeled Andrew In other cses docketed for The Herald regrets the error. merwood Trail, Maitlazsd, and John Milam as sadistic, mean, Hosemann sentenced Mark trial — A PSI was ordered for this week In Roland Durand, 33-year-old dangerous and "one of the Evans Trowt, 23-year-old J -udges Hoscmann and Cowan: YC3U)ld Jesse Ray Morrison II, outboard motor machanic, of worst of the worst robbers" Maltland hair stylist, to two of Longwood, after he pleaded E%'efling Henild 603 Da vi d Si, Winte r Springs, ever to appear before him, years probation for a guilty - Clayton Duane Loper, 19, guilty to buying, receiving and are docketed for trial on Oct. 6, when he meted the 15-year- pleas to Publi%h,d misdemeanor 300 Oxford Rd., Fern Park, concealing stolen property. a Su"ø.. rl)f Stutd,-,, CPIr,%5m41s as Is Herman E. Fields, 3*, 125 prison term Aug. 6 for a rob- possession of controlled sub- plead guilty to possession of DA Y by The Sanford Herald. Inc. Morrison, now working In Grace Boulevard, Altam-nte bery conviction, stance (marijuana), controlled substance )OO P4 Frnp, Ave, Sanford allowed to Springs, all on tha'ges of (marijuana). He was allowed to Rhmond. Va., Bobby Dale Clark, 18, of remain free on bond afk; 1" Monday Circuit Judge A. J. buying, receiving and con460 remain free on bond pending a 'IJ% PO'.IaY P.C1 ,11 Ave., Hosemannjr.sentencedMilam Evergreen admitted he knew pistols and ceallig stok n pr ope rty. Longwcod, llnraa s;" t .. •4t,'. ,..I,,. N 4',...' 1'. prc-sentence Investigation Wr - !n~-~_ - 7_41 ~O E It ~;W_~~~ A077-''~~_ __, : 5=Z.l - __.ffi"a=__1% . ~_A~ 7,, ~__ i -`17917~ w .--1. . 46 ft— -74!F ~_ ~,.J_-__~s_ __ . first favor Sanford police reported burglars made off with property valued at $724 from Sheriff's detectives today the residence of Emmett were probing the theft of bank McCoy and Michael W. Dorn* Courts certificates of deposit and sbusch at Mariners Cove * Police savings passbooks valued at Apartments, U.S. 17-92. * Fire Patrolman John W. Foster $20,9 from the apartment of an 80-year-old south Seminole said the stolen Items included a I ____________________iIIIIIIIIIJ woman. .12 gauge shotgun, a camera, Deputy Archie Freeman tape player, radio, $10 cash and Sikes, Society Park Apart- $425 was taker., according to reported the certificates and a 150-year-old antique white ments, Fern Park, and Charles passbooks were taken when gold pocket watched valued at Gilmore, Camp Seminole west burglars carefully ransacked $200. of Sanford, according to Two Men Jailed only a portion of the residence Stereo thieves burglarized sheriff's reports. of Mrs. Mar)' Herakovich. the residences of Terry D. Stereo equipment valued at Sanford Police Detective you .' TAMPA (Atli - The day of school In )Iiltsbnrouigh County was marred by several protest marches as officials began enforcing busing restrictions students walking. that left Several groups of parents, some with their children, marched with signs sa)ing "Would you let your son walk here1" and 'We want our buses back." School officials said Monday that a shortage of buses and a 66-pupil bus capacity forced service to be dropped for children living within two miles of school. thlLsborough County has 115,000 public school students but there was no estimate on the number walking. N a m es Stricken From Requests By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer attorney, -,. em.. Women's Vote 55 Years Old given to -. - Jamea constituents department in Tallahassee and took Swartz out of jail In Orange Information filed with the court by Herring's office alleges to work of times, allegedly was held, a number Swartz was the person who paid a county motor vehicle Inspector Swartz claimed to have cleared up "just about everything" County, where hion with the agents. $5 on July 10 at the Casselberry MV! station to Issue an inspection except a rubber $5,000 check he gave one of his neighbors. that he's been confirmed during Monday's sentencing Swartz sticker for a car that wouldn't pass safety inspection, After Swartz was arrested, police reported, one of his neighyet to apparently some of cases, them cash. The working on other criminal Anthony C. Troiano, 45, of Orlando, has pleaded innocent to hors had to give up an auto that Swartz had sold him for and made public, accepting a bribe and is docketed for trial the week of Sept. 8. dealer Swartz gave a bad check still had the auto title and con- be filed said. "Another incase involves stolen cars," he ' -One When Troiano was arrested, Sheriff John E. Polk said the fiscated it from the new "owner," Officers said the license tag on valves about 150 forged manufacturer's statements of origins and arrest came as a result of a two-month probe by state and county the repossessed auto belonged to Swartz and was his I can't talk about another case," he told Cowart, "because of agents. wife. those reporters sitting out there listening." There's at least one other pending matter involving Swartz Judge Cowart told Swam-ti that he is a "swindler" after he Van hook told the court that and automobiles. His defense Claude Assistant State Atty. Joseph Padawer of related he's Induced a mars to loan him $5,000 with promises of Swartz is also working with FI)CLE agents on the loansharking Orlando, reluctantly confirmed Monday that he bought a car last high interest returns. case, year from Swartz and financed It through a bank without a lien. Swartz retorted, 'There's a difference. I'm a good James Anthony Buffo, 46, of 546 Orange Dr., Altamonte The man that Swartz got the auto from still has the title and salesman." Springs, is scheduled for trial Sept. 15 here on a charge of sale of a he followed Padawer to his Orlando office one recent morning, "It takes a real astute citizen," Judge Cowart said, "to false motor vehicle ownership document. produced a duplicate set of keys and drove the car off as the atseparate the categories of a good evangelist, a con artist and a Fl)CLE agents arrested Buffo on a warrant charging that torney watched from his office. good salesman," between Aug. 2 and 6, with the intent to defraud, he offered to sell "But Jerry's taking care of that too," Padawer said when Local court rules call for probation and parole violators to he or supply blank manufacturer's statement of origin forms. The asked if he (Padawer) isn't paying the bank for a car that he held in Jail without bond but it has been learned that officials of Forms are required in Florida before new autos can be titled.doesn't have. the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enfor cement (FACI.E) Swartz apparently will be a witness in another pending Ong investigator close to the cases remarked "Jerry Swartz worked a "deal" with top heads of the probation and parole criminal case — one that he didn't mention Monday. (0111d sell slilx-overs for the moon if you weren't careful." it4jw_ _ ,221111 _i* Finance Probe Stalls Property Tax Cut Backed - Ford, Meany Meet On Boycott • - - . a. S-qt ____ case 'l'ALI.AIJASsEF: (Al') Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian has been released from a federal prison in Texas and is on his way home, according to a U.S. District Court official. Marvin Waites, clerk of the U.S. District Court at Tallahassee, said Christian was released last week after serving 51 days while undergoing tests at the Federal Correctional Institution at Texarkana. Christian's son, Itick, said his father had not told his family when he would arrive in Tallahassee, indicating that the former Cabinet officer planned to spend a few (lays sth his wife, Margaret, before returning home. Mrs. Christian stayed In Texas while her husband t-onlined so she could be close to him and visit him in prison. , f;,.C.: 0%1.. 0 -1.146 . ...-. I II . 0 ,&Y, _ I : I ,,,4r _. , 1. - r I e.__S_.. I cases I - - --S (Continued From Page-IA) was -. j -- .. Auto Dealer Pleads Guilty To Forgery 4 - Council Members To Pay C opy Costs I - Pzl- ) - IN BRIEF _r - 4 street departments because he Department budgets ten- $71,200 and administration it was when department head budget because he said the By DONNA ESTES refused for salaries were reduced by the senior firefighter in charge is said pay raises were Herald Staff Writer tatively approved unanimously $170,379. employes earning less Most salaries, except those of council for economy reasons not certified In emergency hourly Four by the four councilmen present LONG WOOD members of the City Council (council member June Lor- Public Safety Director Doug early In the year, but it died for medical training as are the than $8,000 and administration budget because he said It intor lack of a second. Also falling other paid firefighters; met for six hours Monday, mann was absen t) were: sewer Keller, Public Works Direc - The utility clerk's budget cludes $50 monthly pay raises the fir e due to a lack of a seco nd was battling through a tentative department $22,760 for the Ralph Fisher and pay because he said utility clerk- for council and the mayor. budget for 197546 of $746,244 Skylark and Columbus Harbor lieutenant were kept at the Corunell's motion to grant City Accountant Harold raises to water department and bookkeeper Elise 011iff's salary and keeping the rate of sewer package plants; parks, current level, cent to Hart.sock said he will look into Fisher and Keller were both street department employes was increased 30 per property taxation at the cer- grounds and cemetery $10,605; funds must building inspector $8,450; granted $1,000 pay raise to earning less than $8,000 an- $7,800 over the past year whether the CETA tilled level, annually. Keller's raise nually, except those included in without formal council ap- be included in the budget and Gi ven preliminary approval zoning board $2,300 and city $11,000 ed figures back to is to begin Dec. 1, when his six- the utility clerk's department proval and a full-fledged have complet for the general fund was clerk $10,650. bookkeeper can be hired for the city council by noon today. Department budgets ap- month proba tionary period is budget. $527,444 and for the utility Council Chairman J.R. Grant Connell voted against: th e $7,500; department, $218,800. The proved 3-1, with Councilman over. Fire Lieutenant Steve not Indicate whether a did - The municipal court property tax rate was set at 2.81 Gerard Connell registering Chapman's salary was raised tO Police Department budget special meeting will be called to he said a relative of a budget because he said It does mills (or $2.81 per $1,000 of "no" votes, were: Police $8,300, with an increase from because member is cm- not include a federally funded formally approve budget and appraised property value) as Department $181,220; Fire the current $7,200 to $7,800 city council t here and her part-time Comprehensive Education millage ordinances and to set a certified by Seminole Property Department $44,220; utility retroactive to completion of his ployed stat us is being changed to full- Training Act (CETA) em- public hearin g. Appraiser Terry Goemnbel's clerk $19,406; municipal court proba tionary period, The next scheduled council ploye's wages; Connell moved to raise time; office - down from the current $17,420; water department 1 —The water department and meeting Is Sept. 8. The Fire Department $218,800; street department Fisher's pay to $11,500, the level year's four mills. NATION - - the United States' (except Jaska) without an operator's assistance after 5 p.m. on weekdays, and talk for considerably less money than on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5p.m. And you can -.....-1,_..._. •l- ,1l% - -i'r,-.t �~ * -4 ; - . . . _~- -_=i- -t-.nL:i~-~ .~-,L"Ft4A_Z~'.-~,~J:--,- ____ 1. .:.: • &-. . •. __ : :. ' - .- . 196, Evening 300 N Herald FUENCII AVE.. SANFOHD, FLA. 32711 Area ('dc 36-322-' .%' )I t'r 831.9993 Around Tuesday, Aug. 26, 1975-4A 9 ___ litme De livery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $28.40. ily Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. __ ' - _ ' I _________ S Security Impossible ocial Aim The Clock The problems that confront the Social Security system today probably were evident to many of the program's supporters and opponents alike 40 years ago when President Franklin Ii Roosevelt signed the program into law. "We can never insure 100 per cent of the lptIlatton a g ainst 100 per cent of and iscissitudes of life,'' President Roosevelt said on the occasion. With all due respect, he wasn't making allowances for the way any power received from a secret account — were dropped. Federal District Court Judge ClarenceonAllgood June 2 of Birmingham, Ala., sentenced Christian said he would of this year to five years in prison, but much of the sentence determine alter 90 days how and Its athletic teams. Show that you care about your high school by doing what you can to help the Booster Club. You won't regret it. of Our ears perked up a bit Monday night at learning that former Florida Education Corniiiissioner Floyd Christian had been released from Federal prison in Texarkana, Texas, after serving 50 days for income tax evasion. ('hristian, you'll remember, was accused of accepting over $78,000 in contract kickbacks and of committing perjury. Ile resigned in April, 1974, In wake of the charges rather than Face state Impeachment. Shortly after his resignation, he was fined $11,000, placed on seven years probation and ordered to repay $32,000 to the state over a five-year period. One month later, he pleaded no contest to the federal Income tax evasion charge, admitting that a w bon i n o Cure For \ J _~ - and availability to citizens' incomes works. 1935 Social Security Act was a simple compared to the complex maze of the legislation today. It was designed to be self The scheme liquidating, through contributions from the employed and their employers, and was j tended to pay a modest sum to persons over 65 who chose not to continue to work full time. By 1939 the act was expanded to pay benefits to widos. 'xidowers and dependent children. In the 1950s, old age survivor's benefits were increased to cover the disabled. In 1956 Congress to permitted Social Security benefits to be women at the age of 62 instead of 65. Men were granted the same privilege in 1961, and a watershed was reached in 1965 when Congress added hospital and medical benefits Medicare to the Social Security Act. The year 1975 represents another major watershed. Putting matters bluntly, the program is going broke. It cannot support itself by the contributory system, as originally conceived. For the first time since its inception, the trust fund, which is the financial cushion, is dwindling. This year the Social Security bank out 32.5 billion more than it takes in. Will will be $6.1 billion and the Next year the following year it will be $8.3 billion. Red ink will flow at a constantly increasing rate after that because unemployment and a lower birth rate on the one hand means less income to the program while inflation and Congress are ta king more •. and mor(? money out. The problem is that the consideration now is more than the well-being of old folks, as important at that is. Wi th each new economic crisis, the Social Security program also becomes more of a federal instrument for other purposes. Social Security now is being used to combat inflation or recession and even to transfer wealth from one group of citizens to another. For example, Congress is considering proposals to dip into general tax revenues or to tax higher wage earners more to meet the acknowledged crisis in the program. (Inc would tend to turn the entire Social Security program into a massive general welfare program; the other would, among other things, further crowd private social insurance paid — — pay figure programs into the background. The answer really lies in another direction, in the thought expressed by President Riosevelt, that you can't do everything for everybody. .- I . -1 — ::;~ I - What President Ford does not understand is t he serious effect economic bumbling, economic disaster in foreign lands can have on all of us In the United States. manipulations and economic Mr. Ford and his men are not alone. The same ignorance saturates Congress and has pervaded the past three Administrations. Presidents their Secretaries of State have thought in terms of foreign aid and disaster relief. They've considered the effects of U.S. actions on foreign countries. But they've given little thought to the ways In which foreign economic decisions affect the U.S. — except In some trade and currency manipulation matters. Now this is strange. The cunt Inflation-recession-depression of the concurrent world-wide inflation-depression virulent on every continent. The inflation here was magnified, and the depression deepened, as everyone knows by now, by the world oil cartel's radical Price increases. we all have less Americans lose jobs, money to spend, when foreign recessions or politico-economic decisions hurt U.S. exports and lessen income from U.S. foreign Investments companies primarily in the form of operating abroad. one would think the sharp oil crisis alone would have taught Mr. Ford Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and the leaders of Congress something about foreign economics. Not so. When foreign nations take economic action, we react-nothing more. Or we may talk, hope for the best, have conferences — and do nothing. was intensified in the U.S. because and American In the Truman-Eisenhower years, the Treasury Department was staffed with teams of top-flight International specialists. From 1960 to 1965, the Secretary of the Treasury was Douglas Dillon, a man with considerable experience in foreign affairs and in finance. He had long years of International business experience, had been Ambassador to France. For a period he had been the No. 2 man in the Department of State, bringing his economic know-bow to that critical post in foreign affairs. Today and the years just ahead Is the time when we must replace lip service and Jawboning with action. The oil cartel threatens another price raise and then another. Real growth In Western Europe is expected to decline this year down 2 per cent In West Germany, and down 1.5 per cent for West Europe as a whole. - - I -- % All Americans are ore Tax , lawmakers and other top federal officials are going to get a pay raise. representatives, for example, Senators 1969, when their salaries since haven't had one were increased from $30,000 to $42,500. Since they've been struggleing to get by on the latter inco me, helped along, to be sure, by various expense accounts and such perqulslties and privileges as taxpayer subsidized cheap food in the congressional eateries. Americans are even more pleased that the pay-raise legislation contains a cost of living — ,11 clause to protect the legislators from the ofthinflUon theyhve done 3O much tObmthg lSRJ about. ft" While President Ford, who will determine the increases, hopes to hold actual that these salaries will be now them to 5 per cent, . tied to the Consumer Price Index It's estimated that 11 Inflation continues at its present rate, members of Congress could be receiving about Supreme Court $85,000 a year In eight -justices, who are now paid $60,000 annually, might be getting $l,000. . Some may consider present pay levels to be . . : more than adequate. But after wouldn't want to reach the point in this country where people had tobe dragooned into serving lfl The next step the federal government, as happened in a story someone wrote a number of years ago. In that futurisucvisionofAmerica,uegovernmenthad BERT COLLIER grown so vast and so complex that presiden ts, who were not expected to survive their terms because of their tremendous burdens, were An selected by computer from among the ablest Considering all the consequences, a military inciting the Indians to war against the U.S.. men In the general population. Fortunately, there has never been any shortrial ordered by Andrew Jackson on the soil of acting as spy and supplying munitions. of candldages for this or any other tage Spanish Florida surely ranks as one of Uie most He was found guilty and sentenced to hanged. elective office. But just as eternal vigilance is Important In the history of the country. 7ben it was Ainbrister'i turn. of liberty, eternal pay raises fnr It pushed the United States to the edge of war This was a different matter. Son of a British the price with both England and Si*in. Loyalist who fled Florida and 3ettled in the members of Congress may be the price of It affected the careers of three men who Bahamas after the Revolution, Robert keeping all those seats filled. The situation is different outside Washington, occupied the White House as well as others who Ambrister a youthful charm that won where there Is a very real problem In aspired to do so. sympa thy. the public, getting qualified people to And finally, it gave a mighty shove to propel Lt Ambrister felt he was among friends. He especially In the smaller cities and especially In Florida into the family of American states. This extraordinary event was the court pleaded guilty and threw himself on the merry of nonpaying, nonglamorous poets. Shades of science fiction! At least one cornmartial of two Englishmen captured by Gen. the court. Under Intere pressure from Jackson, his munity, Sudbury, Mass., Is already using a Jackson on his whirlwind punitive expedition judges sentenced him to be shot. Later they computer In a "talent search" to find citizens to Into Florida. Alexander Arbuthnot, a 70-year-old Scottish softened his to 50 lashes and a year at hard labor serve on increasingly specialized town corn.. der and Indian agent, was taken when but Jackson refused mercy and reinstated the mittees. Residents were first asked to 1111 out ap. Jackson, without regard to international original verdict. forms listing such things as their of his plication Arbuthnot was hanged to the yardarm protocol, seized the Spanish fort at St. Marks. own schooner. Ambrister faced the firing squad qualifications, Interests and nights they are free. Robert Chrystie Ambrister, it youth of 21, when he blundered Into the camp of gallantly while muffled drums beat the knell. It The information was then computerized so that Gen. Jackson and his troops near Billy Bowlegs' was, he told a friendly American, "a sound I Sudbury selectmen may sort through the ranks have heard In every quarter of the glove, and of professloral volunteers whenever the need town on the Suwannee. arises. Arbuthnot wa first In the dock, charged with now for the Last time." —_ — - - - and - - then, - - recovery, - VICTORIA FALlS, Rhodesia (AP) — The Ithodesian constitutional talks recessed today while black nationalist leaders argued whether to agree to Prime Minister Ian Smith's demand that further talks be held inside lthx1esia. The luxury railway car in which the talks opened Monday was pulled off the Victoria Falls Bridge and Smith left for Salisbury with his five-man team. President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia and South African Foreign Minister hlilgard Muller were reported making a last ditch plea to the leaders of the Afri"an National Council to save the talks from collae. They "t-re meeting across the frontier in I.ivir.gstone, Zambia. some amounts of the officials. '- .. . 'I . , LIMA, Peru AP — Third World nations early today granted full membership In the nonaligned bloc to three antlArnerlcan governments and the Palestine Liberation Organization but rplected an application from pro- all, we certainly Important I wo had however, around the two mountain passes. The Montana Democrat recalled the stationing of Amencan advisers in South Vietnam that began the American in. volvemnent in that war and ' arrested - - - -. Governor Have Errors MayConvicted LA said they would not be sent Unless Congress approved. The Israelis said agreement had been reached on the dist.ance Egyptian forces will ad. vance after Israel withdraws. Vihlen Pushes Effort _ To Get Jail Reopened _ 1 - By El) PRICK Eli Herald Staff Writer reopen ,, Easy WayTo Kill WASHINGTON (AP) — The to tell the committee to whom ferred to the payments as voice in determining whether a The Lockheed executive congovernment board overseeing the payments were made, say- "bribes," which led Haughton plane Is bought, that that Is not tinued: "I feel like under the federal loan guarantees to ing "I prefer not to answer that to say at one point, "I don't a bribe?" circumstance it's a cost of winLockheed Aircraft Corp. says it at this time," necessarily call these bribes." After a conference with his ning the competition it was Proxmire responded: "You lawyer, Haughton replied: "My will require the firm to stop Both Simon and committee It appeared to be making secret payments to for. h irm n Sen. William Prox- mean that when money is paid counsel says he prefers to call it necessary to make such pay elgn government officials and mire, 1)-Wis., continually re- to public officials who have a a kickback," meats in many parts of the political organizations, world." ________________________ The announcement Monday Keep Your Home came shortly after Treasury H d Cool WithCarrier Secretary William E. Simon, who heads the board, criticized FREE the payments during a hearing ESTI/ATES of the Senate Banking Corn. - c a Roaches and Ants A — a P ilot Lou Pops Before Jamming SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 . business serve .aet ... _ AREA mi ger told newsmen, He reported that drafts of the President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, returned to Jerusalem proposed agreement are now Diplomatic sources sa id they for a 3'-hour meeting Monday being exchanged, would advance about two miles Back In the United States, commented: "One Vietnam Is night with Prime Minister Yltalong the Gulf of Suez, In the Sena te Major ity Leader Mike one Vietnam too many." zhak Rabin and his negotiating President Ford, speaking sou th, while in the rest of the team, and after more talks with Mansfield said he would oppose the Israelis today was returning a key provision of the proposed earlier Monday in Milwaukee, territory they would move forto Alexandria this afternoon, accord: the use of American ci- Wis., said he had not decided ward five to 10 miles to take "So far we have not run into villans to help man at least four yet whether U.S. civilians over the present United Nations any unexpected difficulties or electronic surveillance posts should be sent to Sinai. But he buffer zone. mittee. Lockheed has acknowlDEATHS edged that it paid $22 million over 512 years to foreign offiNEW YORK (AP) — The out. Pending the federal agency's Fifteen persons were hurt, findings, American Airlines reciaLs and organizations to pro- American Airlines pilot who THEODORE JACKSON MARION DREGGORS mote Its aircraft sales. aborted the 150-mile-an-hour none seriously. A doctor said fused to comment on the cause takeoff of his DC-b jet said he that most injuries were abra- of the aborted takeoff, The Theodore Prince Jackson, 51, Marion J. Dreggors, 60, of "Practices such as bribes heard loud popping sounds just sions suffered from sliding spokesman said, however, that of Vine eet, Oviedo, died Geneva died Sunday night. made to secure foreign before he jammed on the down escape chutes the plane never left the ground. Monday at Winter Park Born in Eau Gallic, he lived in can only increase the distrust brakes, acording to an airline Capt. William Deppe, a senior The fire was extinguished Hospital. lie was born in Geneva for the past 59 years. and suspicion that is straining spokesman. pilot from Los Angeles with 32 quickly. Sanford and was a lifetime lie was a member of First our national institutions," The San Francisco-bound jet, years of flying experience, was The accident happened on a resident of Oviedo. He was a Baptist Church of Geneva. Simon said, carrying 216 passengers, scheduled to be interviewed runway which runs parallel to member of Wayside Baptist Survivors include his wife, "As a government official skidded to a stop Monday about today by the National Tram- the one near where Eas'.ern Church, Goldenrod. A Marine Mrs. Susie Dreggors of who has spoken out about the 100 yards short of a blast fence. sportation Safety Board. The 12 Alrlineti flight 66 from New OrCorps veteran of WWII, he was Geneva; two sons, B. J. Importance of maintaining a Flames were leaping from the other crew members also were leans crashed June 24, killing a welder in the construction Dreggors, Sanf ord and Donald free-enterprise system, I timid engines and two tires had blown to be quizzed. 114 persons. business, a member of the Dreggors, Geneva; two Lockheed's actions Yellow Jacket CB Radio Club, daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann deplorable," he told the corn- federal .s_. a._ -. thought that American South Korea. Hundreds of delegates to the conference of nonaligned nations, meeting far into the night after , Monday's opening ceremony, raised the membership of the bloc to 82 by admitting North Vietnam, North Korea, Panama and the P1.0, conference officials reported. : . I . . - Lockheed Must Cease Bribes, Board Says Three Join Non- Aligned Bloc . . . tracted the request of the U.S. team. ' , . U.S. Ambassador Seymour Weiss, who spent the weekend in Washington, said the break did not come at years. .. Into any one difficulty that presents a deadlock, so matters are still progressing," Kissin- - NASSAU, Bahamas mAPi — Negotiators have taken more time off in their slowmoving debate over American fishing rights in the Bahamas. The talks, already delayed twice for scientific study and once for U.S. negotiators to huddle in Washington, adjourned Monday apparently at th e request of Bahamian ravages Mitla mountain passes, which Israel will relinquish, Kissinger flew to Alexandria Monday for a meeting with . k . ' . . commission chairman says the the damaged jail, but inmates jail will not reopen. Without await permission from state permission from the stale, officials before reoccupying jail In an effort to the Vihien says, hability for cells. 14 A local muvement U) raise or'u Seminole County Jail and erase prisoners' safety rests solely The safety waiver is the main support for a Veterans matching grant. The project $1,000-a-day costs of housing the county. with stumbling block to getting jail Memorial Center, using an would outdoor provide A b* inmates In outside facilities, it the Thursday jaunt proves cells reopened. environmental education classrooms which would be County Commission Chairman successful, Vihlen says And Vihlen says he will ask concept, met with some interrelated to an en1W Sid Vihlen Jr., has scheduled a prisoners could be returned to for a letter from the different financial skepticism from vironmental education center Thursday meeting with state local cells within five weeks. state departments granting the Seminole County school of. and the community with Its R.G. "BUD" FEATHER officials in Tallahassee. In the meantime the county Is waiver. ficials in Monday's budget work industry, parks and lakes. She paying an estimated $1,000 a the 315 acre Big session. Vihien said he is setting up a 4 said the tentative completion developing The City of Sanford and state inmates in neigh. to hcuse day Facing a tighter economy, date would be the end of 1976. Tree-East Park, south of p.m. meeting with top ranking fire officials previously have Sanford as part of the project. officials Board Chairman Robert G. to get their boring facilities, viewed with disfavor any "We're one of the few Mrs. Palmer said the state (Bud) Feather said he perto waive Vlhlen says he will meet with waiver of state fire codes. counties which has no veterans last week approved a $10,600 authorization sonally would not recommend minimum fire safety codes so Tommy Knight of the state fire " said M Mr. rs. Palmer. "mini-grant" for outdoor that prisoners once again can marshal's office, Insurance A task force consisting of allocating $10,000 for the center, classroom state officials Vthlen is set to project which is not on a school programs in the be housed in the Sanford Commissioner Phil Ashler and Supt. W. P. (Bud) Layer said meet on Thursday, toured the site. no decision regarding financing county. facility. Cecil Sewell of the Department jail Aug. 10, but no waiver was Bettie Jo Palmer, the the program would be made School officials spent most of closed after a June 9 of Offender Rehabilitation, The jail granted at that time. county's science and en- until alter the budget is studied. Monday afternoon reviewing a lire flashed through the facility, A Grand Jury report charged vironinental education coor- The second and expected final complicated 233 page computer leaving 10 prisoners and one However, state officials did the County Commission with dinator, said her five-member day of hearings on the school printout budget. jailer dead — and county ofthe "ultimate responsibility" make recommendations for the group, including the county budget resumed today at 2 p.m. School officials decided to ficlals with a giant headache for the fire. Sheriff John Polk sheriff to complete before parks service and Greater at the board's conference room. add the $100,000 reserve cash and a host of pending lawsuits, had made requests for ad- reopening the facility. Polk Sanford Chamber of Cornhe Is working on the steps "We'll have to do a little carryover item to the merce, is asking for $10,000 Vihlen said he's been ditional funds, but the corn- says governresearch on the legality of this 8982,396,09 contingency recommended during that item for that the mission turned him down, from each of three "assured" by telephone meeting. mental bodies-the county, (environmental center)" said the county office's general meetingwillt)efnhlUuiandthat report stated. school board and Bicentennial Roger Harris, the county's operating budget. permission will be granted to Since the fire — which The Grand Jury report also scool h finance officer. Committee. Travel was cut from $1,600 to allow less than the state- received nationwide attention recommended that "immediate Mrs. Palmer said she hopes James Buck, county parks $1,100 in the county level required 28-inch corridor doors. — county officials have con- steps" should be taken to build the money can be raised in director, said plans call for budget. Without the waiver, the with a firm to renovate a new, modern holding facility. Fishing Talks Adjourn . - - Veteran Center Financ ing Bid Gets O - was making HENRY KISSINGER Rhodesian Talks Recessed , one principal issue still tmsettled — the number of stirveillance stations to be set up in the vicinity of the Gull and ~~ • happY that the nation's The sltuathn Is equally tight in Japar., though the Japanese, like the West Germans, are herculean efforts to achieve situation In Italy remains serious. Great thjnng a cautious toe into the water In 1861, Congress The levied for the first time a tax on the incomes of Individual Britain is an economic disaster, with few signs of Americans to help pay for the Civil War. When the Issue arose improvement visible on the horizon. again, the Supreme Court declared the concept of the individual izcome tax unconstitutional because direct taxes had to be ap- JACK A N1)ERSON porfioned among states çinh When ('ongress needed more revenue aftef the turn of the (entury, it persuaded states to adopt the 16th Amendment to the Constitution in 1913 — which legalized Income taxes. And the states still are lined up at the federal pay window trying to recover from Washington some of the money that citizens of the states send there in the first place. f ound error after error, as many as 100 per page. The Justice Department used recklessly "Evidence" and had been 1tculated to securities charges. Itis generally i eded that we cannot roll the clock back to Inaccurate transcripts of secret tapes to help prosecutors and courts. We found more than The Rogers tapes were transcribed by the Unaccountable gaps, a la Rose Mary Woods, the 19th Century. Income taxes are here to stay. the last convict Oklahoma's former Gov. David Hall in a 30,000 errors, some serious enough to jeopardize FBI, the U.S. Attorney's office and Oklahoma occur at strategic moments. example That's undoubtedly so, but at least the state personnel. Te transcripts were used, Although we found some omissions and the rights of the accused. the government wants nationally publicized bribery triaL century has set should guide us whenever two defendants Indistortions to get the Wherever such transcripts have been used, mistakes and all, which, if corrected, would strengthen The official transcripts are loaded with the voters to approve jutt one more tax. been dicted. Then the same transcripts were given to flurkett's case, we found more Instances that serious mistakes. For example, the word "most" the danger exists that the suspects have transcribed as "less," and "disobeying" Improperly jailed unless their lawyers took the the defense attorneys who thus relied on tainted would help Hall and Taylor. In any event, the is government' prepare their cases. going over the s evidence to jury clearly did not get the "best evidence." comes out as "Just being." Throughout the unusual pains of BERRY'S WORLD were prosecuted by U.S. Hail and Taylor Only hours before he was accused, for in. transcripts, l,mocent words appear In- transcripts word for word and comparing them Attorney William Burkett, a Nixon appointee stance, Hal! was still instating to his secretary of and vice versa, lengthy tape gaps with the original tapes, as we have done. A veteran Justice Department lawyer, whose and political opponent of Hall. At the trial, the state that he knew nothing about a bribe. Rogers, aren't mentioned and one person's statements Job would be jeopardized If we identified Mm, tapes were a sensation. The transcripts, though with his secret recorder going, worked artfully to are put In the mouth of another. conversations, recorded without has confirmed that the "typical, normal Iran- not admitted into court evidence were trap the governor into an admission. Hall's own "You know," said the governor,"I don't know his knowledge while he was still in office, vere scription" is a "shoddy Job." He considers it dramatically used by Burkett, nevertheless, to r-.....---- One M - : Th e diplomats reported only ~ LISBON, Portugal i AP — Portugal's military politburo met In emergency session until early today but failed to resolve the crisis over pro-Communist Premier Vasco (;oncalves. In continuing anti-Communist violence in the north of the country, at least one man was killed and three were ounded when it mob attacked the Communist party headquarters in the town of Leiria. The emergency meeting of the 28-num Revolutionary Council followed reports that President Francisco da Costa Gomes had decided to go along with demands that he replace Gonealves and his government with a group of pro- Western leaders. The meeting was attended by nine moderate officers, lt1 by former foreign minister Ernesto Melo Antunes, w ho were suspended from the council two weeks ago after they launched a campaign against (;oncalves and demanded the premier's removal by the midd le of this '- - Kissinger reporting steady progress in the IsraeliEgyptian negotiations, diplomatic sources say an agreement may be wrapped P as early as Fri day Crisis Over Goncalves The Price Of Manning C ongress - N - Politburo Fails To Resolve DON OAKLEY g JERUSALEM (AP) With Secretary of State Henry A. IN BRIEF Christian would have to serve. Judge Allgood was to determine this after medium ('hristian spent those 90 days in the security penetentiary in Texas. lie was int'arcvrated on July I. free and Now, some 50 days later, Christian is reportedly on ils way back to Tallahassee where acquaintances say he'll remain free forever. trusted Here's another classic case of a that trust and governmental official who violated the comes out of it all with little more than a slap on wrist. and That's Justice, brother — for the big powerful, that is. —BilICurrie . Sinai Agreement Said C loser WORLD - RAY CROMLEY the hazards bureaucracy with that much scope, On that day, members of the Seminole High Booster Club will shower the city in an effort to sell season tickets to the local football games, booster (lub memberships, etc., anything to aid the school Thursday, Aug. 28, has been designated - ( Moore. other Chamber executives from throughout the state. So much so, in fact, that Jack has been named a director of the association. lie's one of 16 directors who will serve for the next year. "I was really flattered and pleased to be named will to a directorship," Homer said, "because this give me a chance to work with top chamber executives around the state." Homer was unanimously selected by the entire membership of chamber executives and was Installed by immediate Past President James Mooney of Jacksonville and an-rent President louis Polatty of Tallahassee. ('ongrats to Jack Homer, our man in the Chamber. attention WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM ft CURHIE. Managing Editor IU)BERT C. MMKEY. Advertising Director Seminole high Booster Day by Sanford Mayor Lee Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, was honored last %zheek by his peers at the annual conference of the Florida Chamber of Commerce Executives. In his three years on the job in Sanford, homer has come up with many and varied ideas In promoting the area and those ideas caught the - he tailed to report $30,000 in income back in alleged to be part of the kickbacks. other At the time of his no contest plea, two evasion in federal charges including income tax 1971 and fraudulently failing to disclose interest Nassau, Bahamas, bank Sanchez, mnittee. American both of Geneva; mother, Mrs. the Disabled Lockheed asserts that bust CALENDAR Veterans and Veterans of Elsie Hickson, Sanford; sister, reasons prevent it from Jackson, Geneva; ness Wars Mrs. Hose Foreign ____________________________ Survivors Include his wife, two brothers, Joe T. Hickson, disclosing the names of foreign SISTER Inc. luncheon Mrs. Betty J. Jackson, Oviedo; Sanford and James D. Smith, persons and groups receiving AUG. 26 will present clog dancing the payments. four sons, David Jackson of Miami. Lake Brantley High School exhibition by Sunshine Cboggers meeting, noon, Cavalier Lockheed chairman Brisson Funeral Home is I, Sanford, Charles Jackson of Seniors pick up schedules in of Maitland, 8 p.m., DeBary' Restaurant. Iiaughton told th e cornittee th Lake Brantley High School Springs, Calif., Robert L. charge of arrangements. Palm e guidance center, 8 a.rn. to 3 Community Center on Shell payments were fiim's necesp.m. Brown of Orlando and David E. Schedules for un- Road. Open to visitors and orientation for new students MRS. RHODA WAPPLE sary to help sell the company's derclassrnen issued and their parents, 7:30 p.m., Brown, Lexington, Ky.; three first day of guests. planes. SChOOl commons. Includes tour school. daughters, Mrs. Norma Jean Seminole High School Mrs. Rhoda Ellen Wapple, 90, hlaughton refused repeatedly McIntosh, Tampa; M. I..iis Seminole County REACT, 8' orienta tion for Sophomores and of school and information on curriculum and clubs, Seiph, Merritt Island, Miss Of 204 Citrus Dr., Sanford died p.m., First Fed eral Community new students, 9:30 a.m. Born in Ladeonla, Mo, Sunday. Tuskawilla Middle School Hazel Brown, Oviedo; three Room,312W.FirstSt.,Sanford. AUG. 28 to Florida in 1960 open house, 9 a.m. to noon. she came sisters, Mrs. Winnie M. Open to public. Sanford Middle School Students can follow schedules Tex. She Thomas, Oak Hill, Mrs. Maine from College Station, AUG. 27 orientation for new students, and meet teachers. hIlls, Apopka; Mrs. Mabel was a housewife and member of All Souls School orientation, 1:30-2:311 p.m., auditorium. Milwee Middle School open Dees, Ocala; nine grand- First United Methodist Church Monday's high 91. Overnight social hall, 10 to noon; 1:30-3 Open House I..akeview Middle house for all 6th, 7th and 8th of Sanford and United low 70. children. p.111. p.m.; and 6-7:30 School for all students and grade students who will be Baldwin McNamara Aloma Methodist Women. Partly cloudy through Starlight Promenaders parents, 9 am. to noon, to get attending Milwee, 10 am, to Home, Funeral Avenue Survivors include her Wednesday. Chance of a few Maple - - - l,on once ... lasts /or month, Control roaches and ants the easy s'ay—brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures, Colorless, odorless coatinZ stays cticctie for rnonth _________ VVIN N-DIXIE MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST PAST— PRESENT - FUTURE CARD P1*011401. CRYSTAL BALL READINGS HELPFUL ADVICE O.4 ALL AFFAIRS LIFI • LOVE 10140W00 0 • MARRIAGE • IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME 531.4405 HOURISAM — IPM SDAfS CledS'di p ç .- - _4_rT_ T ,-ZL--fX-v Whole life readings: $5 with this ad! ,i' CALL for APPOINTMENT - v'. _________________________________________________ I . 4:l-. - WEATHER 10 • : Goldenrod, is in charge of husband, Albert R.; daughter, thundershowers, mainly during Square Dance Club of Detlary sclicAules and ineet teachers. r"n to pick up schedules. arrangements. Ki MRS. ANNIE WUATLEY Mrs. Virginia Keeling, Sanford; afternoon and evening hours. three grandchildren and three Highs in the low to mid 90s. Lows in the 70s. Variable great-grandchildren. Cox-Parker Funeral h om e mostly east winds around 13 , ,___ Mrs. Annie I.. Whatley, 82, of Winter Park Is in c harge of mph, gusty near thun Cf ,li, Ct.nfnr,t ',A { "tk1hen I bought home insurance, I picked S eres why: --_ r__4_ ~ - -- _4 . I - - A I -_V I ________1~ 1 1-7 - ________________________________________________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES - •• ''' ---S I sell insurance fur a kinj and lw cpcnt a lot of time 'valuating insurance compani' "When I bought insurance for my own hork' I picked Safeco. Sakco protects cou ayainst I ~_I_ pp, M & L i~i~ - ___,xif ; v!41 -. ' - A: ~ �- LJA!.( ______________ : - Joy She Books Her Work 4 9 Of Stitching IV By ELSA WILLIAMS S an f) rd riter \/\1 ksm c: oo jF) C 1'\/ SPcRTS edy om Then Melissa's voice cries, touches my heart. The words to those folks who know good pings, and among them are the wich 'Oh, God I can see." come so fast It's like trying to Is all that I've got, first copies of her eight menus Southern cooking. _____ capture running water with my With a glass of Ice water, "I always watch that show, which ran on Hee Haw last I n recent years, Mrs. Howard pen." And that ain't a lot— got to thinking, those season. She has submitted 12 and I Every Saturday night, the trying r hani at Today gardening with a deep green closely spaced She likes to write what she has been got us, Depression has fall, and for the coming nnus sound terrible," said more Grandpa, what's (or "Hey, writing prose — '.ith leaves. Couched Trellis stitches in the call needle is all about calls "simple tales about little Our nieals are light; who writes under plans to keep a close tally on Mrs. Howard, out from supper?" rings recent poem siderable success, tier first with pale green Not only do leaves prc- center, edged Now's a good time people." Her most I how many are used. le stitch. A spray of millions of television sets the name, Jenny. "I knc w It tells novel, "No Worms in these vide a flattering frame Buttonho To go on that diet! is entitled 'Melissa." "It (eels funny to hear your I could write better than that. So the flowers th ey tiny leaves Is worked in smooth across the nation, for hobby TOiflStOeS," is being published about a blind girl whose it feels own words on television; The answer, recited by I made a list of all the good inbrace but beautiful and Long and Short stitches, tape records sounds. by a musical group in Bryson Suppe: menus are by no means it was to stein end. Grandpa Jones of CBS's things I remember we used to good," beamed the author. the interesting in their own right, darkest at ps outside to City, N.C. and should be in print Also In her scrapbook is a all Mrs. Howard can wTite, One night she sli And they lend themselves to Perhaps the best illustration of country style variety show cook in Tennessee - collard of a locally by early October. Based signed photograph and letter however. She can still quote the record the terrifying music being embroidered in so many the wonderful variety to be -Hoe Haw," is cwked up right greens and stuff like that. by on her own experiences as an Then I ran across the street to from Grandpa Jones saying first poem she ever wrote as a raging storm and is struck decorative ways that often an found in embroidering leaves is here in the Sanford kitchen of epileptic teenager and young rd grader in a lightening. finds the series of five leaves, shown Lois V. Howard. artist my neighbor, who's from thanks for the imaginative skinny little embroidery tier friends play the final tape %Olnafl, it is an inspirational I West Virginia country school: creative pleasure in working a here. 'Taters, biscuits and country Georgia, and she told me about menus. work detailing her struggle to recording: outlines 'Over in a meadow, in keeping with the current Their simple curved design composed entirely f ham; okra, corn bread and all kinds of desserts and entrees make a normal life for hersell , "We hear the rain falliiIg, Iligh up on a hill, leaves using several varieties are identical but I've em- fried green tomatoes - mixed she fixes real country style. economic hard times, Mrs. despite the difficulties and hear the winds roar Up in a treetop such as fern, ivy, philodendron broidered then five different together with a swinging After that, was easy to make Howard has set aside those humiliations of suffering A faint voice calling out, ways. The first is in Long and rhyme,topped off with a hearty up my nnus." Sat a Whippoorwill-' and coleus, tempting smoked hams and epileptic siezureS. chilling our core. While I've even seen Short stitch worked lengthwise. 'Poems are part of me," says Mrs. Howard has a fat hush puppies, peach pies and and you have the tier second book, recently realistically Faintly calling, 'Melissa, examples of embroidery with The second looks dinner menus which bring a scrapbook stuffed with all kinds yams, and come up with this the husky voiced writer, "I completed, is "The Blossornin' imaginary leaves that never indented because Long and I'm coming for Uw." . sorry menu: A bologna sand- write about anything that cards and of Years," based on her mother's grew in a real garden, for m' Short stitches are worked from to converge at the experiences as a child bride in edge prefer to embroider either I part flowers with the leaves nature center vein. The third is the hilt country of West 4 In st Ii7cd, the kit half in cicsely them. designed (or Vi rg i n ia, Woven into the tale is worked Buttonhole, the right in Heritage Embroidery,' thevery . a there's a color plate showing Herringbone with Stem Outline. church raisings, quilting bees, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 17S-6A A fourth is all Chain stitch fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. molasses making - all told In parallel curves, shading to light the idiom of the mountain folk. along the center. The last is _______________________________________________________________________ ) Complet.ely self taught as a Double Satin stitch, tapering at the base to Short Outline stitch. % writer, Mrs. Howard decided -M i ... ....As you become more ex- 'M twoyearsagothatshewould y' m o ry rn - .... perienced and grow in conalso teach herself to paint. "1 __ I fidence you'll find yourself didn't want lessons; I wanted to N TIA improvising on leaves with a prove I could do It on my own." . Record Sets greate variety of stitches. lkr portraits, many of which W d "$ will be used to Illustrate her : Orlando's first and only visit Central Florida's first arid —. novels, have the uncanny exhibit of photographs and only truly historical exhibit of Dear Elsa, 1 . .. . quality of following you with 11 I often find a crewel design memorabilia, ""fore than a photographs and memorabilia Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. , t heir eyes. tier most recent I'd like to embroider but the Memory," will officially ('lose 11 Tuesday through Thursday, 10 ' painting, that of Christ, appears colorslnthekitdon't"guwith" Sunday, Aug. 31. I.', r ~ r __4 to 5 p.m. Friday and "More than a Memory" has to be smiling when you view it my living room. On the other / 1 hand I find colors I like in been the most successful Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunclose up, but step back several -' '4 .. less. exhibit in the history of Loch day. • , please paces, and the expression turns many of the stitches that can be designs that "ON '- I used to produce decorative How can I find the right colors Haven Art Center. to one of deep sorrow. The hills . j . 16 ) t.he I . "More than a Memory" is .. don't think I I;-, 1> I like? t effects with leave!. For in a pattern and rivers and old farm houaes .official Centennial exhibit for example, one furled leaf is I could design one myself. of Appalachia are also the H.G.W. the City of Orlando and Is free worked in Stein Outline with a ; ~ , subjects of many of her pain. JE I ~ and open to the public every , 1 1 nced center row of Lazy Dais)' Dear ILG.W., tings. You don't have to design your day except Monday. stitches in different shades Mr. and Mrs. David F. Cook, . "I've got a million stories to Contrary to earlier rumors, through the center of each own. Quality needlework shops write up in those mountains," -. section. There's another in fine show many (me designs on good "More than a Memory" will not 412 Beth Dr., Sanford announce said Mrs. Howard. She and her Stem Outline filled with Linen which are sold without be extended past Aug. i1. and the birth of their first child. a s Christopher Walter on ,l-..1. husband, Cager, plan to leave instructions or yarn so you're directors of the exhibit en- son Herringbone stitch. '.ij- r..1) 4 to choose your own colcourage everyone to "ake a August 21, weighing 8 pounds their Summoerlln Avenue A three-section leaf, almost r-ç walk down memory lane" and oces. ors. Sanford home In the fall and , like a large clover, is done _ Maternal granparents are return to West Virginia. The Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Heath of couple have two daughters, .. Mrs. l.inda Green of Sanora, N "I --' \ t `~ ' are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. 1; =_ \'):~ Sanford, and Frieda Marie of Cook and great grandparents With canvas propped on her kit". Lois I Jenny) Howard works on a portrait of her brother b1ch will Colorado, and two grand. are Mr. and Mrs. A. L Wilson, appear In her first boolr,'Nii Worms In Ilese Tomatoes'. (Herald Photo by Jean Pattesou ) daughters. all of Sanford. / By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor _________ ________________________________ _____________________ ______________ 1. _ ________ . WOMEN e or Exhibit New " ~& '~''~~ .. .. . I i ... . .. ., ' ,0, -,. -.,.-", -#-V~.->" V*r-, I • .4 ____ . - .-.. . ' ________ • ..d,~~ I • - . r.- lr~ I - 15~ _______ ___ I - . 1. 1. II I . - ____ aI ________ I V V,?. % i I l i ~,. ______ S:-' .*.--t#'. - -. )" ' 7 0 ... . •. _____________ ___________ j •• 4 ' ' 1 . .,'' YV. .': - <1,1I!iJF ________________ ________ ____________ ' :', , l ________________ .I ,,i ,,,. _________________ _____________ . All ' \ . ____________ 4* - . N " *N \ '6 a,m. X :, % \ . 4 0 ____ \ V I ' , '.. Jr _____ _____ .V)K* I . X 4, ' % 0 ,, Special Care For Infants At Orlando Neonatal Center "._ Psychologist, Psychiatris+ Differ In Degree TALLAHASSEE - The Department of sportation which will include ambulance and helicopter service to outlying areas on an Health and l'.ehabilitative Services (HRS), emergency basis, said Dr. Schulkind. through its Children's Medical Services The center will also provide education and Program, will open its sixth regional neonatal orientation to personnel within the hospital as center at Orange Slemorial Hospital in well as educational programs for personnel Orlando in September. The center, made possible by a $165,000 and physicians in hospitals in the surrounding area. legislative appropriation during the last session, will serve the central Florida area by "The experience with these centers has making available intensive c 80 per prematurely born infants or other newborns been that a reduction in approximately of retardation and cerebral palsy is a with respiratory distress or other medical cent reasonable expectation," said Schulkind. He illnesses which threaten infant life, added that Florida Is one of the national According to Dr. Martin Schulkind, acfing leaders in setting up this type of program. director of CMS, the aims of this program are The average cost per infant served In this to reduce Infant mortality and morbidity by program, which is now entering its second means of total comprehensive care for the of operation, ranges from $3,000 to year newborn. $6,000. The cost to the state for serving a As with the five centers already in profoundly retarded individual In a state operation, the new center at Orlando will is estimated at about $0,000 for establish communication and transportation il DEAR ABBY: What*s the between a difference and a psychiatrist psychologist? They are both called "doctor." Can you tell me without usIng a log of big words? , _____ his lifetime. Dr. Schulkind projects a need for a total of regional neonatal centers which he hopes 10 will be funded during the next session of the legislature. "Since the five In operation have been operating at from 100 to 150 per cent capacity, it is not unreasonable to project the need for more centers," he said. _ New Series Blasts Off For Women KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — The Kennedy Space Center Is observing its first Federal Women's Week through Friday with a series of programs including panel. workshop sessions, guest speakers, motion pictures and a "The programs are designed to focus attention on equality of opportunity in employment, elimination of sterotyping and development of educational and promotional opportunities," + t' 'Wi. kmwaft~_ . - - - — ,- ; -f~i - A" - V - - 1. ,-~ - 101 ~ I . .. -. 'r - , - r 7 _70 It 111 -~- -' -a I f 0' __ ____ I~M 4" '3 r -_-_ ~TQ , . ,- . - . - ~ - .'.- , ./ . t ._ JF .. -. ,,.. ::, k ,, ' V. '- -. . . ' ~~ .,' .. ' çt - '" -,- :J _____________ ______________________________________ _________________________ ____________________ _______________ Z-1 __________ `--t..------ By THE ASSOCIATED PRFSS Baseball's being a game of inches, not minutes, may have cost Houston's Cliff Johnson a home run record. The game of inches was rain Monday night inches of rain which washed away Johnson's sixth home run in as many consecutive games and cost the Astros a 4-3 victory. % I , V", Isli ., ,7 - ~//_~, ';'1hiJ1 , ,1y,1,,'. ._ -~-'..'~~.3 t."?"t." #..':, .-Tilt'ill" MOVING CAN ____ Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Mrs. Mettle Cox and Mrs. ______________________________ -Z - I SOLD MY CAR the Fla. announce Sanford She attended Semln')le High engagement and forthcoming School and is now rugs sonames Her fiance is employed at Leonard Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Holland, Howards Mobile Statior in BE - I + . q "I've neverseen th.is happen in the 35 years I've been in baseball; a rainout with only one out to HEADACHE! 05 Todd CLASSIFIED AD Do you know how many people have sold their cars through a Herald clAssified ad? • call the 0 : 0 S : 1, otar R / __ __ _______ Hunches ____ __ _____ ______ - , Haynes' By JIM HAYNES ~~ "Well, he had gotten hurt again arid hadn't played his senior year. It was the eve of the Georgia Tech 'aine and Georgia hadn't lost and was In great shape. Writers "ere wondering what Butts would cry about, lie mustered up a tear and told theni 'we don't have a chance.' They dernand,ed an explanation. Ile looked at them sorrowfully and said, i3uIey's hurt.'" The real punchline caine a few minutes later when Ellensen confided that current Gator David Sharkey was Florida's Buley'. SHORT STUFF: A new rule by National Junior College Athletic Association lawmakers prohibits r"achcs (ruin beginning practice until Oct. 1. a fact tuch doesn't please Seminole Community College basketball Coach Joe Sterling, anxious to get started in the Raiders' ncw gym. Pla ,yers are, however, permitted to work out on their own. Expected fresh men John Zeuli Sanford) John Rickets (Colonial) and Karl Kruer (Bishop Kenny) could boost the returning nucleus of Randy Faber, Bob Jacobs, Vernon Johnson, Reggie McDonald, Quick Noe and jj McIntyre. "Ih'haspbyed very little. but what an awesome sight. Ik's&-2, 2fi5and runs hkeacleer, Arid hehasno fat. his problem has been academics, girls and the law. Let's see, what other kind of trouble is there? "lie's finishing tip summer school and soon as we find out if he passed his exam, and if the FBI isn't .iftertum,mna)bC this will b4? his year, too. Fans who hadn't followed the Gators through a series of despair against Auburn might have thought he was kidding when Ellensen started complaining about A'mburn. "Them rednecks," he moaned. "Even before thy intercepted John Reeves nine times for an NCAA record.. . Well, I just hate Auburn." Levi Raines, who is concluding a .300 rookie season in the Minnesota Twins' farm system, will be home this weekend just in time to join the Sanford All-Stars for this weekend's semi -pro tournament at Sanford Stadium, Raines, older brother of Tim and Ned, missed a spring tryout in Orlando because of graduation, but was told to come back the next day. He worked out with the Orlando Twins, and on his first pitch of batting practice belted the ball over the scoreboard in right field. He got his contract. lie flies home Friday. Having distributed Gator Country bumper stickers anti 1975 schedu!es. Ellesen went back to work in Gainesville. And that amounts to boosting the Gators and hitting Auburn. Also in the e1n of baseball, promoter Wes Rinker has plans to st3ge a six-team, four-day college tournament in Sanford immediately after the World Series, lie already has confirmation from Stetson, Rollins. I= and Jacksonville. . . - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Sooners stood alone at the top when the 1974 season was over and there's every to believe Barry Switzer's team can extend its 29-game unbeaten streak through the 1975 season and challenge again for the national title, Oklahoma is the Midwest's best bet for the national crown, but the usual gangs from Columbus, Ann Arbor, Lincoln and South Bend are around preening for top honors. bowl bids and supremacy of Midwestern football. Michigan figures to be the Big Ten leader with Ohio State and Heisman TTophy winner ArcWe Griffin close on the Wolves' heels and Michigan State ready for a crack at the Michigan-Otcio State domination of the Big Ten. Nebraska is Oklahoma's strongest challenger to the Big Eight title which figures to be decided in their Alexamier. Most of the practice was spent on the kicking game, expected to product- a good part of the Greyhounds' excitement this season. OVIEDO Coach Bill Klein weeded out players to the junior varsity, leaving him a squad of 30 from which to pick his 22 sta"s. Defensively, Joe Finney, middle linebacker, starred in .Nfon&y's scrimmage. Bill)' Merchant, wingback last season, will be playing the same position this year, but also quarterback. lie backs up Lee Ward, but is repor'edly better at running the option. Klein %ill be utilizing his talents in that area. "A bright spot so far is our throwing game," said Klein. 'Merchant and Rick Evans are our primary receivers." aine go." said the veteran Sudol. "We gave it every possible chance." "That's the way it goes," said Johnson, whose homer over the left-field fence was Houston's Calm before the storm. "At least the rainwill help the f armers." Had the 11th inning been completed and Johnson's home run counted, it would tiave made die 28-year-old catchor only the second titan in National League history and the sixth overall to hit home runs in six consecutive games. Dale 11nig. who hit homers in eight straight for the 1956 11ttsbtugh Pirates, was the only otlwr National leaguer to (10 it. season-ending match at Norman, Okla. Colorado boasts a splendid offense and could generate enough power to scare the Sooners when they tneet in the conference opener. The secUon's perennial top in. dependent, ?otre Dame, lust all but one starter the offensive unit that nipped Aiabama in the Orange Bowl and Dan De%ine. replacing Ara Parseghian at South Rend, faces one of the tougher Irish schedules in recent years. Wisconsin also figures to cause some trouble in the Big Ten and Purdue, returning several starters from each unit, could be the conference darkhorse. Miami of Ohio, which finished with a No. 10 rating nationally in 1974, again looks to be the strength of the Mid-American Conference but nonconference battles with Purdue, Cincinnati and Michigan State could snell an end to the Redskins'23- reason __ Ut e Nat*ional T'le tle E from i ies, 1 Elsewhere in the NI,. I)ttsburgh blanked Atlanta 4-0; Philadelphia trinuned 1,os Angeles 42: ( 'incinnati bombed Chicago 11-4, and New York StOp)f San Diego 17he AstrosA'ards, contest enters the season recor ds as a 3-3. 10-inning tie, and will be replayed from the start as p,art of a doubleheader tonight although all performances in the 10 innings Monday will go into the books, Pirates 4, Braves 0 -This is the kind of sharpness I had last year," said left-bander Jim Hooker after his three-hitter and a pair of run-scoring singles by Will:e Stargcll Itil the Pirates over the Braves. ''11 I had been pitching this way all season we'd '-• game unbeaten string. In the Missouri Valley Conference, -ear ago, is expected to Tul.sa, W a ) match that mark and haul off another league tide. Of the superpowers, only ui,,e Sooners, who racked up an avera.,' 43 points a game In 11 straIght wia last year, have few holes to (111. Switzer appears set to turn the show to Steve Davis, the quarterback who ran and passed for more than 1,SO0yards last year, and Joe Washington, a dazzling runner who scurried for 1,350 yards along the ground. Back again is receiver Tinker Owens and most of the strong defense, anchored again by t.he Selmn brothers, Dewey and I.Aroy. Michigan's Bo Schesnbechler says his defense will be strong but the Wolves need to replace quarterback Dennis Franklin, gone after three i rates probably have it three or four-gaine bigger lead than we do." he added. hli'th , Cu 4 'hortsti'p Darrell Chancy saw a dream cUiflC true when he launched a three-run home run into the Wrigley Field seats. Some 17 other Chanevs also saw the goal realized. for their baseball playing relative had left that mans' tickets at the gate. .I drea,ined of hitting a home run in this **I alwa%s bali park," said the native of nearby Hammond. led. "Ernie Banks was rn', hero." 11hillies 4. Dodgers 2 ' \like Sctunidt slugged his iist tame run and over i Continued on Page 3-Bi in Greg Luzinski drove in his 102nd and IW runs of the year to carry Philadelphia past Los Angeles. Schmidt's home run came in the second inning off Andy Messersmith, 14-13, and tied him with l.uzinski for the major league lead. Mets 4, Padres 0 New York rig,it-hanciff Hank Webb gave up five singles in earning his first major league shutout and helping the Mets snap San Diego's three-game winning streak. Jerry Grote tripled home a run in the second inning and rookie Mike Vail singled home a run in the fifth with one of his four hits to help Webb, &6. tst former Met Brent Strom, 5.3. Directs 'Ba ma . : +5 0 . 0 40 There were two outs in the bottom of the !lth Inning when the skies opened over Busch Stadium After 134 minutes of trying toget that last b,atter to the plate, tunpire Ed SLAol made the rainout of. ficial. ts AREAL 9 . SEMINOLE "Sluggish, but I was still pleased," said Coach Jerry Posey after the team's first workout in pads Monday. "Maybe it was the heat, or maybe they weren't use to the pads .., whatever, I guess If you are going to inake mental rrilstakes, it's good to get them out before we start playing for keeps." Transaction of the day found Greg Prindle moved from split end to quarterback. "We had two senior quarterbacks (Mark Whigham and John Spolski) and that would certainly leave us with a gap next year," said Pooey. "Plus, this leaves us with better depth. 'For his first time out at quarterpack, I'd say Greg showed some promise. Yes he did." LAKE BRANTLEY The search for a punter has naff ow*d to Frank Raines &nd Jim KeHy as the PatrioU mv strftdq the kicking game us vital weapon of this years team. The expected punter from last year's spring drills did not show up this fall, and Coach Sam Weir had to seek out a new toe. The Patriots got their first taste of scrimmage with senior linebacker Wayne Vaimen being the defensive star of the drill. On offense, tackle Dough Hancock and guard Gene Bowman stood out. LYMAN First scrimmage Monday in. eluded bright efforts by guards Jerry Human and Rick Bennett, plus good work by running backs Randy Jackson and Tommy ar ina s A SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) - all persons concerned with the mentally retarded. The objec. sists, will "Junior." Because their children were language program of the Ens- Live of the program j to help or Are we being childish in having learning problems, the ter Seal Society are applauding them learn to talk -to use new parents went back to school to the benefits of the pilot pro. words, learn new concepts, objecting to another son in the gram and eager to see it go Improve their images of them- family having the same name learn how to help them. as my husband? selves, 'Me results after six months forward. The chIldren involved are _______ have been startlingly good, and ____________________ 11W :1.115h15 . 1 S II Wilson-Holland • , " • 5 -_ ! ' In Kids' Problems Paren s Area Engagement %. - It will be terribly confusing iY: [ter sense DFAR GRANN of propriety was apparently out because we all live in the same to lunch. She Li mistaken. There city. PU7ZI.ED 6i nothing Improper about the DEAR PUZZLED: It would girls attending their father's appear that your father-in-law wedding. Is on an ego trip. You are not DEAR ABBY: Our problem childish; your father-in-law is. is an unusual one.My hupband's CONFIDENTIAL TO S. IN parents have recently adopted a boy of 10, and they have ATLANTA: Some people who DEAR F. A.: I'll try. A Is also psychiatrist a divorced our son, saying she our granddaughters, and they decided (with the boy's per. come for the Inheritance wind PHYSICIAN and, as such, has a was going to marry a very rich love her. The girls (now 11 and mission) to change the boy's up paying for the funeral. degree In medicine, A man. Our son was all broken up 33 have been Invited to the psychologist does not. Michael Joseph is my fatherbecause he arid Nell had two wedding, but Nell is raising a HAIR DRESSER They both treat people with little girls, ages 7 and 9. go in-law 's name. My husband, big fuss, saying they may not With Following emotional and mental now in was named his early 20s, After the divorce, the girls because It is "improper." Up 1070 Pct. problems, however, "Michael Joseph" after his went to live with their mother, Where was Nell's sense of CALL JIM AVANT father. A pichIatrIstibecause of his and our son took them for propriety when she left our I 32 3 0624 or Now listen to this: My fathermedical credentials) Is licensed weekends and holidays, and for a married man (also with a 322-1426 -41111111t-1 ~— - to prescribe drugs to his maintained a wonderful family) wno hasn't married her in-law wants to name Ns no. wly N Yet -and no doubt never will? adopted son "Michael Joseph" r patients. A psychologist is ooL relationship with them. after himself. The excuse my Now our son Is marrying a Please reply soon, DEAR ABBY: Five years GRANNY father-in-law has for naming ago, our daughter-In-law Nell) fine young woman. She loves two sons after him is that my husband Is called "Mike" La . _P natural nickname for Michael), .. . . Schooled t ~,k but his new son, his father in,1' . ' *1 4 Dear Abby By ABIGAII. VAN BUREN __________________________________________ institution systems linking the center to smader and outlying community hospitals and physicians. r* center at Orange Memorial will be under the supervision of a team of neonatologists who are pediatricians specializing in the care of newborn infants. It will also have a staff of specially trained, Nghly skilled nurses. In ddition, there will be a system of tran- L s,("' 119 1) ________ Sooners 's in Compiled by Jim Haynes Herald Sports Writer e ___ ______ Tr be Sluggish ' -. free 11 ., '..,, ) __________ favorite is ___ I '.' AflflOU Gene Ellenson made an impromptu visit w Sanford Monday and proved to 75 Rotary members that his football wit hasn't idled since his coaching days for the Florida Gators. Ellensen was a last-minute replacement for Ray Graves, who had to excuse himself because of a speaking conflict. W1111e the notoriety of being a head coach escaped Ellensen, his destiny wrapped up at the assistantship level, he was none-the-less held in such esteem accorded only a select group of coaches. And, he was known for calling a spade a spade and saying what was on his mind. Monday, those at Sarlfor(I's Civic ('enter had Lire!)' WOlIe(i (town their pork 'hop when Ellensen leared the air. In few words he said he was here filling in for Ray, "one more time," encouraging fans not to get carried away buying pro football tickets and to save some money to support "those 300 athletes who depend on the college program at the University of Florida." lie also had a few choice words about Auburn, rednecks and the FBI. Ellensen, now executive director of the Gator Booster Club, passed along a few timeless cliches which express feelings of the Gator coaching when he said "this could be the year of the Gator,". Of Alabama, he said, "1 don't think they ever learned anything from adversity. And what a tough r(Ia(t schedule for Florida NC State. Mississippi State and in a row:' having played for Wally Butts, Ellensen is Understandabb' rich in Butts' Jokes. fits the crying routine the old Bulldog mentor used to advantage. -We had a guy named Buley," recalled Ellensen. "Ile had fantastic potential, but was injured in his freshman year, sat out his soph season with a banged up knee and was academically ineligible in his junior ).Car. isu ,,, Cook Birth 1 - - 1. on staff ' 114%3~ s . a 4V El! en - " .. .. I'll .-le, % ^ 'a ,' . me Gene Ellenson, left 11 ? 'f• - ' 0 1, ~ _i~l . ___________ ., :qr ___ -.. ... _4 , ' Am- - I /• /,. — . ' • I. 1. / ': " 1 'Them rednecks.,. Even before they intercepted John Reeves nine times for an NCAA record. . . Well, I just hate Auburn.' ___________________________ . - It Tuesday, Aug. 26, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 10,1 1t i- thu 1"t-' 1_ Hostess. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - If quarterback Richard Todd lives up to Paul "Bear" Bryant's predictions, the Alabama football team should make another run at the elusive national title this fall. When the strapping Todd was only a sophomore, Bryant predIcted he would be better than another Alabama quarterback of some note, a guy named Joe Namath. After 1,list season's 13-11 loss to the Irish, Alabama was ranked fifth in the nation behind Oklahoma, Southern Cal, ,Michigan an(I Ohio State. . Bryant will get an early look at his team's chances in a Sept. 8 nationally televised game in Birmingham against MissourI. "I will say thi Ile predicts. "If we get by Missouri and s Clemson, we should be in business." - AL Re/toevers Become Start.ers . I tnd (ar\ Sutherland's single in the ninth. Irk.' up his n.hit hid v it!. :o. ttt in the se cnth, The Rangers scored off Ray Bare in the second driving a grounder Just past diving shortstop Frank Ddfy into center field. The hit scored Deron inning wh n J games. The thing is, they'd like a chance to start Johnson, who walked and went to second on a moved up as lobs' Harrah walked and came home on Toni Grieve" passed ball. 3 single. The triumph lifted the what the)- finish. Manager Frank Robirmn and C`harhe Spikes Rangers into third place in the Al. West. one per. It'. TIlE AS.SOCIItTEI) PRESS nookie puchers Dennis Eckersley of Cleveland 'drt,iu r,chi I.','(,,rclnt.' finn., C. 1_1 I,j*l.-i.c ,n,i,n,,. - �___________ 1. - - - - - ------------- ---- , ,cr't.,.)),_,_ 26-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL - - .- - - --- ...................-,,....'-.--.'------ ---- -., .---................................- (3 '-'' ----- ..---. Tueiday, Aug. 2. tflS Rudolph Thomas, a linebacker, at the end of Monday's practice. He also prais.d Mike Meseroll, a transfer defensive tackle and brother of former .Seminole Scott Meseroll. "it was a good start," Mudra said. ,,Our coaches came off the field feeling good. it's an impressive looking squad." i NASCAR) U.S. Open standings. Petty. the biggest money winner of all time in stock car racing, has won nine of 20 races this year and is heavily favored to take his sixth Grand National title. David Pearson Is second In money winnings this year with $126,765 and Buddy Baker is third with $101,780. Set SPORTS For Opening FOREST HILLS, N.Y.(AP) - The United Stales Open tennis champ i onships, spruced up with an assortment of innovatlons and a record purse of $309,430, opens a 12-day run Wednesday at the West Side Tennis Club. Chris Even, seeking the only major tournament she has yet to win, and Jimmy Connors, looking to restore the prestige he lost at Wimbledon in June, are the top Seeds. Despite the absence of such veterans as defending champion Billie Jean King, who has retired from international cornpetition in singles, 1973 winner John Newcombe, who is injured, and Ken Rosewall, last Borg, year's runnerup who Just doesn't want to play, ticket sales are reported brisk. Open officials have installed lights for night play and replaced the hallowed, if some. what worn , grass with an art.i. ficial surface very much like clay. Other new wrinkles in. elude a 12-point tie-breaker, replacing the sudden-death nine-point variety, and the dcciSian to play the best-of-three set matches instead of best-of-five in the early rounds of men's singles. Miss Evert, the winner of 75 straight matches on clay, entens the tourney as a heavy Iavoriteto win her first Open title. IN BRIEF A special bargaining session bet CHICAGO lAP) weeii members of the National Football League Management Council and Players Association officials continued today amid a suggested major change in sition on the part of the players. NFI.PA Executive Director Ed Garvey said the players' group is willing to discuss modifying the controversial Hozelle Rule, which has been the principal stumbling block to reaching an agreement in the negotiations that have dragged out !c.- more than a year. - Petty 94 PROOF GIN LONG BRANCH KY. BOURBON be 11101XV0011 of Flow 100° VODKA A 09 6 0 SMIRNOFF XTRADRY 80° VODKA 4.99 4.69 . r-.-.-:% ROYAL DELUXE 12 YR. " Pt KY. MR. ED. KY BOURBON VODKA ,,; i DWI'GIPi woor " ____ A _____ _____ ________ .J_*_•.. r l ''1 GOOD THURs AUG 26a1t4coLPcu1' GCOD A10 AUG ; 61 QUART ________________________ ___________ ox V.S.O.P. 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BARTON SCOTCH name defense" has made its annual dip into the ranks of the unknown. The Miami Dolphins spent about $30,000 l ooki ng at 18 free agents during this preseason. Coach Don Shula said Monday Continued f rom PDg7 lB) the money was well spent. .11 you take the attitude of years as a starter. itlark Eizinga not spending because they're probably will get the nod. Gordon HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS cAio(m WJTJJ MAAWITA P1*4 (DUDE tOW tDtif*S WWI 5011* IAJIW *A1SNOP?EI tic AuJ.&*R-eLcodvMAIT79' oii J1J1H1HJ11J -- 1O-OZ. HI-BALL GLASSES 25 LARGE ANNE ' __ ________ ____ -. - ::''::'.;., ----- QUAIL CREEK ICE 90 1 YEAR CUBES KY BOURBON 691 _____ _____ • .... CI? STAt Cli PLASflC IMP . TEQUII.AIfII .T IFGER • DRY GIN ____ ____ STANLEY ' VODKA "" JOSE COME! MEXICO NORIOUCTIONOIPROOP SCOTCH '' QUAIl SCOTCH "ITS B AND ITS GflhiT" '1 MOULIN RUUGE CHAMPAGNE COLD DUCK 1.99 SIN ms __ tt A JV ________ S.,l NY STATI Fee I II IS' 0I 11% 3 _____________ 1 1 (lI UAr1IuIJ S A - - - -- and - . i ,.. LI "s' "51 - • Charley Baggelt, one of the most versatile quarterbacks around, is the chief hope for Michigaa State's bid to unseat rival Michigan and the Buckeyes from their rule of th e Big Williams should be the starting quarterback but he will be challenged by Jeff Austin, a tran- not worth looking at, you're Bell is the Michigan game-breaker. going to miss that good one, Ohio Sta te's Woody Hayes always Shula said, using Fernandez hasasupplyoftalented,bigtineman and Swift as examples. and he'll need a host of them to Fernandez, a pillar of the rebuild his graduated lines on both Dolphin defense at tackle, uni ts. The Buckeyes also have to remade the team as a free agent place Neal Coizie, who patroled the in 1968 after a career at secondary for three years; and unheralded Utah. Linebacker haves confronts a tough season Swift, the firs t Amherst start, facing Michigan Sta te and graduate ever to play pro ba ll, Penn State in the first two games. came to Miami after being cut Ten. Along with Baggett, the Spartans have explosive Levi Jackson U fullback and a veteran set of lines. Coach Denny Stoltz has 33 players returned from last year's team. WL'cotstn will feattre a solid runn ing at ta ck led by Bi ll y Marek and a strong set of blockers featuring Dennis Lick. The Badgers sler. Oklahoma Sta te and Missouri will display ver sa tile offenses, but Missouri's non-conference schedule against Alabama, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, could wreck the Tigers' scason at the start. Kansas and Kansas State are 10 rebuilding years ,with nr rtiathes at each school and Iowa sta te will again rely for the big play on Luther Blue, who has been moved from split A similar line rebuilding problem should be right in the thick of the Big end to slotback to utilize his riming races Devine at Noire Dame. He also Shula says two free agents has to find a new backfield, inhave survived cuts going into eluding a quarterback to replace the sixth week ol training cafllp threeyear starter Tom ClemefltLOfl for the coming season. They are defense, Steve Niehaus is back at linebacker Earnest Rhone of either end or tackle for his fourth Ten race but will have to find a solid replacement for departed quarterback Greg Bohligto get by'he big games with Michigan and Ohio State Purdue, traditionally a spoiler, ability, by Montreal of the Canadian North Carolina 15-75) $9' R IAA Residential of GORDON'S JEWELERS at Suite YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Zone - Lot Width Variance from 90' 10, Altamonte Mall. 417.A.E Altamonte Drive In the city of action to foreclose a lien on the to 11' and Lot Size Variance from described personal 11,700 so it to 5.17$ so it on the following Altamonte Spring'., Florida. Intends to register the said name with the property In Seminole County, following described property - W 41 Florida. to wit: of Lot 3 and E 10' of Lot 3. Bloc. D (Iprk of the Court of Semino le One (1) Model L 723. Kubota West Altamonte Heights Sector County, Florida Tractor, Serial No 11719 PR 10, Page 64 In Section 1121 Dated this 21st day of August, 1975 One (I) Model 1. 760. Kubota on the South Orange GOR DON'S Tractor, Serial No 25339 West of Pressview, (01ST. 1) ALI AMONTE MALL. INC One (1) Model L 175. KubO?a I) JAMES C. GAMBLE - BA By Harry B Gordon. Tractor, Serial No 1190$ 15 75) CCV - R-1AA Resider,' a President One (I) Model B 6000. Kubota Zone -Lot Width Variance from 90 Publish: Aug 26. Sept 7. 9. 16, 1975 Tractor, Serial NO 30736 to 14' anti Lot Siz e Variance trgm DEO 153 Two (2) Model 6000E. Kubota 11.700 sq it to 9.121 sq it on the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Tractors, Serial No's 17191 and following described property' W 77' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 13525. of Lot) and all of Lot A. Block D. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE has been filed against you together We'.? Altamonte Heights Section 1. FLORIDA. wth the issuance ofa writ of Al COUNTY. PBIO, Page é9.inSe-tionIl3l79. tacP,ment in aid of foreclosure, and on the South side of Orange Str.--t NO 75161S CA 09 E you are required to serve a cy of West of Pressvw (0151 4) ADVANCE MORTGAGE COP your AnIt?endefenses. if any. to it On PORATION. a Delaa,are cor II CRAIG LINTON, JR. BA W C HvtCtilSOfl. Jr. HUTCHISON & 75) 7W - H 1A R esiden tial Zor" poration. Plaintiff. MORRIS. Post Office Drawer H. L ot Width VarLancelrom 7$' to ,o,3 Sanford. Florida, 37771. Plaint tf's a" Lot Size Vaniarscefrom 9000 vs Attorney. on or be fore September 30. to i000 s ,t EARL PRITCHARD and MARY A the folIown 1973, and file the Oiginâl with the described pro.)erly Lot 779. rore,t PRITCHARD his wife Clerk of this Court either be fore Brook. 4th Section. Ps is. Pg 34, Defendants service on Plaintiff's attorney or less begin NOTICE OF ACTION PIE (0 of Said Lot 779 immediately thereafter: otherwise a run S 16 03' 73" E along Ely line of TO Earl Pritchard default will be entered against you 5.Sicl Lot 729 a distance of 17 AS it, Residence Unknown for the relief demanded in the Ithence S 7370' II" W 176 42' to the Complaint and Writ of Attachment Wly line of said Lot 779. thence N 11 Mary A Pritchard WITNESS my hand and tie seal of 00 31 s" w along Wly line of lad Lot Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an this Court on the 23th day of August, fl9a dstance of 923' to thC PIWly action to foreclose a mortgage on the 1975 con of said Lot 729. he N 73 Sr Arthur H Beckwuth, Jr. following property In Seminole 35" F along the Filly line of said Lot Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida' 729 a distance of 176 7w to the P08 By Lillian T Jenkins Further dpjrnibpd as located on Lot 10. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT Deputy Clerk TWO, according to the plat thereof Woodside Road (0151 1) as recorded in Plat BOOS. 16. page 21. Publish Aug 36, Sept 2. 9. 16, 1975 IS WILLIAM E. PADO BIT BA i,'.i •, Public Records of Seminole County. DEG 156 ;4 )AA Revdilont,4i ota _________________________ Zone - Lot Width Variance from 90' T og ether with all structure's and IC 01 153' on the following described improvements now IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND pro pe rty The F 70190110111 and said land, and tietures attached FOR THE EIGHTEENTH all of Lot 13, Block 63. Saniando The thereto also all JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Suburb Beautiful. Palm Springs side Continued from Page I-B) - ABC EXTRA DRY 4•49 Todd Directs 'Bama - BOURBON SCOTCH - --- as Sooners Eye Nation a I T t e ABC VODKA 100° VODKA TIlE DRY ONE _. ( pa, is. ; psLIBBEYGLASSWARE _________ o STANLEY LIG4T OR DARK 6t!j SAVE 860 -- - year and I think "Injury luck is important any y our schedule will be a lot tougher than people His own-all assessment: "This is the biggest, think." Hoeing to says. MIAMI (All) Alabama fans never wonder whether their ,,The value of a free agent Is strongest and slowest team I've even been find another Manny Fernandez only which one, and or Doug Swift among the flood to give somebody a test and around.Wedo have some speed and ability at the team will go to a bowl this year will be an skill positions and a lot of size and strength inthe there appears little reason football, make somebody else a better of free agents in pro exception. line, player." the team that developed the "no football 1111 ABC RUM 1 2,s ___ WHITE HALL - MI) ol ABC 6 YR. KY. DRY GIN ______ 'If they can just develop the for the starting post. Shula Seeks ft(, Nam es 319 .. 3195 449 l ls 4995 3 4595 d 3.59 O m 41.88 3 10 4095 NI ,t 3 s.s 10 42.95 3.99 . 4595 359 , 4095 *OEDucyIONoI ppooI MR. ED KY. __ - - 94 PROOF GIN LONDON TOWER 6 YEAR 35° KY BLEND _______ 16 Be CANADIAN _________________________________________________________________ '1)4 EXTRA DRY R(5LE STANlEY KY VODKA LEWIS "66" CANADIAN PREMIUM -. 6.49Q 4 4995 ______ ________ KY. BOURBON ,P :10 ~ . ____ ____ 01"nu JIM BEAM CC*7I .4.49 # dim N0TAMIIIDC0CKTAIL tool, TEQUILA 74 95 CASE T11A':ANLi8 KY. BLEND 1111, .- -- 1 YEAR BOURBON 4.49 __ W 0 SUNRISE TEQUILA KY BOURBON -. a,. -- To Register )o 0! ROT £7. - . . IMP SCOTCH 15$ AND U S GRtAI OLD STANLEY 8 YEAR 86° 1.79 11" 1146i'll 111111111611 06" ___ !.30' -...- ABC 8 YEAR - CALIF BRANDY QUEEN ANNE L CANADIAN SUN3ET CERTIFIED ' i VERMOUTH ____ CANADIAN 399 •4l 4115 DISUSE GIN.RUMVOOKP 01. ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 5.19 65.88 JACQUIN SLOE GIN MR ED KENTUCKY BLEND 3.69 ''. 4195 CERTIFIED 90 PROOF GIN 01 86.8° CANADIAN PREMIUM5.99 u.n 68.95 90° GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE WiSER 15 YR. CANADIAN BOND 8 99'4'.99.50 MR. ED KY. GIN UT. CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR 3 15W 61.05 ABC VODKA01. BROOKFORD 10 YR. BLEND 5.29. 59.15 JACQUIN ROYAL[ VODKA . IMP. TEQUILA r 30-OZ. STOCK 1.69 - - - GOCO AT £1.71 )) ñTM CLPC'. GOOD PR) AUG 3 ,TTH (CLPO'. BLUE LABEL STANLEY . . -, J4.29 QUAS?S!_!.SI. -..ii-' 359 IMP. GERMAN is . ___ "i - -, . SCOTCH HEUBLEIN COCKTAILS [ LIEBFRAUMILCH ... JOSE CORTIZ MEXICO ______ Hi .'. C5'I S 75 PtA SUG RESAlE ----.-.. 'L '3 THUIS AUG 'I 17$ COUPOk 4.. CERTIFIED 11(50 SUG RESALE I I 30 F 3 '.'ll 6195 6195 01. ROYAL CASTLE 86.8° 86u 5.49 1495 01. B YR. 860 TOM SIMS s','. 5.49 usa, 61.95 Ot. ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR, 5.49 .... 61.95 01. BULLOCK-LADE 01. MR. ED. 4 YR. KY. ORB.. 5.99 ..0 69.95 01. 8 YR. 86° 010 STANLEY 5.49 ..' 61.35 01. CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5.49 61,95 CERTiFIED 6 YEAR KY. BRB.. 3 14 4 5695 QUART PLACE GREEN 1455.95 3 OT. 12 YR. Watedill & FIancE 6.49...n 14.95 SANDY MACDONALD 86.8° 4.99 .. 51.95 8 YR. 010 REPEATER KY. BRB 3.99 .. 44.95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 68.95 868 OTS. DEVONSHIRE 5.99 .... 65.88 01. 10 YR. SILAS HOW[ 599 QJ. CERTIFIED BRANDY. SCOTCH iatnhr GUCKENHEIMER BUTLER SCOTCH Mhl5h.00u 1.79 I ON wins sou' IIHj COLD DUCK 2.29 PORTUGAL *0P,1D S lIGHTEST VODKA HEDGES ?EACH CHIRAY 2.99 QT '' CtflO ¶7 IMP. I KNIGHT'S ______ RED LABEL - - STANLEY ST. LEG ER ____ EXTRA DRY - - DRY GIN ITS4YIARSBETILM _____ WALKER 4.99 SIN ANtHIll APRICOT 5101 GIN 'TTi1 ! PIPPIII5T SCHRAPPS OOM*l5( 539 QUAIl 4.88 NUT L ______ QT. I"QCI CACAO SLACKIIRAY .- TRIPif SIC CANADIAN ' JOHNNIE CRIME CI MIRtHI CRIME Dl CItE STANLEY 3.79 ' .c 4it)mUhu1li CANADIAN - OID 15 YEAR ILNTUCPTIOUABON r--. DO LIQUEUR GIN a RARE 9,49 QUART j - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The newspaper Quebec Le Recreation Department will be store on the following described Zone - Lool Size variance From "I think we're stronger in the back Curtis Parnell, end Albert Rudy Hubbard, in his second p7ide they once had..," added property' Lots 1A, 1. 7. 3. Block 8. 10,000 so ft to 34.500 plus or minus sq year of trying to rebuild the the former Ohio State player backfield than anyplace else," Kelly and linebackers Frankie Soliel said Monday it had held Sept. 6. First Addition to Replat of Lake If on the following deScribed learned "f rom exce ll entt football fortunes of once-pow. and assistant coach, who went said Hubbard. He rates fullback Poole and Claude Johnson. The league, which operated Mobile Shores. PB I. Pg 71. in property - Lot 1. Isle of Windsor. in sources" the Saints were with six tewm section 721 30 Further descrbed at Section 11 2029 (DIST 3) erful Florida A&M, says he back to Buckeye Coach Woody as his strongest position, with last year is for at the corner of 5 R. 477 and 10 GRADY M. COOKSEY, JR. Poole arid Johnson had injury assured of participation In the hasn't yet met his goal. But he Hayes this year for recruiting 200-pound Carlos Swain y 11 of the 14 WHA teams youngsters age 9, 10 and 11. Magnolia Avenue (0151 1) BA 19 15731 9IV R-1AA battling problems last year, but corn- deal b BA Residential Zone -- Side Yard 7. HARRY F. ADAIR, JR. says the opportunity Is still help. Nordiques, Games are played Saturday 220-pound Harold Sessoms and bined for 156 unassIsted and -all but the Quebec Variance from 25' to 13' and Lot 206-pound Reginald Carter for and mornings and the season begins there. Width Variance from 90' to 70' and is assisted tackles, caused Calgary Hubbard's freshmen prosCowboys the starting post. Hubbard's initial effort start. Sept. ). IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lot Size Variance from il,lOosqftto pects include John Ziegler, aSfour fumbles, recovered seven Indianapolis Racers. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 7221 fog It on the loitowirig deicr'bed ed with four straight vIctories 1, 190-pound t.allback who was hits quarterback will be Rob- fumbles, made two inter''lEre is no registration fee CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, properly Lot II, Block E. Tract 17. reported the deal, La Sobel but ended In a disappointing Sanlando Springs. The Suburb named player of the year in ert Patterson, who played be- ceptions, blocked three kicks valued at $7.5 million for 10 for Sanford City residents. FLORIDA record for the Rattlers. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-1531-CA49-A Beautiful. in Section I 21 79 Furtmer However, the non-resident fee FAGC,ART ICU8OTA TRACTOR, a hind Kenny Holt last year. Holt and had four tackles of quarterOhio prep football last ld described as at the corner of Brassie "1 didn't realize the discipline Is $10, or $15 for a faintly division of Southern Homes. Inc a Drive and Jackson Street (DIST 1) Hubbard said that when Zieg- has graduated. backs. bonus and lion as a signing had been broken down to such a Icr corporation. 11 JAMES C. GAMBLE package deal. BA It failed to meet academic Hubbard said the offensive Hubbard is looking ahead to $600'(0 a year. degree," Hubbard said of the Plaintiff, 15 7$) ISV - H IAA Residential qualifications the Nationa vs lore - Lot Size Variance from l Col- line was the team's weak point the Aug. 20 season-opener The WhIPS Is meeting in To- ___________________________ problems he co nfront ed in 1974, legiate Athletic Association P L. VORK,d baR L YORK AND 11,700 so tI 10 10.151 sq ft on the in 1974. But he has the middle of agai ns t visiting Albany State. rc'nto today, and the newspaper '1 can't be too flamboyant for Its Legal Notice Notice major following desc ribed property: Lot 1 schools, "Coach the line anchored by 6-loot-2, "Coming off a winning season saysitsprimepurposewlllbeto about our players, I barely Hayes helped me get him." Defendants and E 1$' of Lot 7. Block 0. West AMENDED 218 pound center Charles helps," he said. "Now the play. try and convince the three clubs Altamonte Heights Section 1, PB 10, know them enough. I'm more NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF ACTION Pg 69, in Secti,n ii 21 29. at the NAME LAW Ziegler is competing against Young, who won all-Southern era enter this year with a posh- dissenting from participation in concerned at this point at buildSouthwtst corner of Orange and IS HEREBY GIVEN that ''O' R L York NOTICE ing a program. We're Inter- three other tailbacks, with Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- Live attitude about our program the scheme to contribute their the undersigned. desiring to engage 1131 Thomasville Road Pressvew (01ST II Winston Salem. and that's hall the battle." share. ested in developing discipline, James Early the frontrunner ence honors last year. 17 JAMES C. GAMBLE BA (9 in business under the fi1itiO5 name - SCHENLEY WISER'S 10 YR 3N QUAIL CREEK I) I, 9.49. iui 0 8YR. IMP ITALIAN LIQUEUR I ___ ( ____ OLD THOMPSON _____________ ___ uau1maic.tsuIlsv1s i ,lsL' 3'AT AUG 11TH 6MtlT1I3II$ttftht - - records. Further described as Zone Fence Variance from 61 .' to located in Section 62011, on the 10' in height on the following mm., mit kanfoorA A,.,.v,,,.ri.1 i#d,.,II'., ,la.,.lP,...4 ,'umnmi.vfs,' I of Ii Imiek A -.... V Avenue (01ST 2) Section S. Sweetwater Oaks, PS 19, I. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Pg. 2 In Section 37 7079 Further BA (9 1573) I VIOLA CROOM described a's at tPt corner 01 lIE A 1 A0rcuiturp Zone For Dog Souirrel Tral end S"itdow Lane Kennel and Grooimng - -- Lot 1.E G. (01ST 3) 1 HAROLD W. MCGINLEY - BA Townsend's Homestead. PB?. Pg 61. i n Section 317111 on S P 176. H 1 Res.dential Zone (9)375) 97V (DIST 1) Side Yard Variance from 75 10 2 JIM L. VEAL BA f9 1573). 701" on the following described A 1 AQrcuIture Zone To property Lot 51. Bear Lake Hill'., 591F i-irk a rncti' r-.',rr' Ire )oiior.' PR 13, PQ 37. n Src?oo Ii 71 27 Furmerdescribdasat the corner of described property The NW 4 of Lot 13, Mecca Hammock, in Section AnriC Drl',ii and Marie Avenue (0151 3) In Boston, Harry Sinden, vice 192031. on Owmi Street (DIST TORONTO (At") - Is Bobby Alan Eagleson, Orr's attorney, BA S LESTER KALMANSON 2) said his client would give prtiident and managing dlrecOrr for sale? (9 IS 75) I?V PC 1 Country 3 ROGER MARTIN DAUBACH Well, philosophers and ac- Boston until the start of the tor of the Bruins, said the NHL HA It IS IS) 601 E A I Agnicuiture Estates Zone Lot Size Variance countants say that everything 1975-76 seaon to make a count- club is pursuing negotiations Zone - To perk a mobile home on from 10,000 sg it to 36.000 plus or the following described property' minus so it and a Lot Width has its price, and the Minnesota er-proposal. Although Orr's with its star player. Lot 19 (less the West SO it and less Variance from 200 It to 150 It on the 'We've had a meeting. We've the Railroad P WI of Palm Ham- lollowing described property. Lot I. Fighting Saints of the World current contract with the Hockey Association seem to Bruins, calling for an estimated made an offer," said Sinden, mock recorded in PR 1, Pg 101. in Isle of Windsor, in Section ii 20.79 (DIST 31 agree as they continue their all- $2, 000 a year, runs through declining to discuss the props. Section 182031 on Pne*ay St BA (01ST 7) 6 LESTER KALMANSON out effort to locate the salary next season, Eagleson says his al "I don't want to get into any 1. JOHN A. FARINA BA (915 (9 IS 75) I3V - PC 1 Country wants the matter of the negotiations in a public i 62TE A 1 Agriculture Zone Estates Zon e - Lot size Variance that will lure Orr away from the client To park a mobile home on the from 40,000 so ft to 31.700 sq ft and resolved before training way. We're trying to do it on Boston Bruins. following described properly. NE I Lot Width Variance frorn 700f? to 150 first-class basis and want Orr, the premier defenseman camp." W of P H. less N 75 it of W it on the following described 'i. of SE I Terms of the offer have not continue that way." property Lot 7. Isle of Windsor, in lSOft, SilOftoe 112151? oIW 3331? n the National Hockey League, The Boston Herald American S 1301? • S 171751? ot 14 501 S it of Section II 20 79 (Of ST 3) has been negotiating with Mm- been disclosed, but it will reSection 20 20 DC On Liriq*ond Lake 7 LESTER KALMANSON - BA nesot.a since last spring and re. portecily cover the 27-year-old reported that NHL President Nary Road DIST 21 (9 15 75) RV PC I Country portedly is close to signing a for the rest of his life. Belisle Clarence S. Campbell said the S CUMBERLAND FARMS BA Estates Zone Lot Size Variance (9 15)75) 16E C 7 Commercial from 10.000 sq st to 34.000 plu's or multi-year contract with the said his offer was 'the be-.t circuit will fight any switch 0 Zone To Install self service minus and Lot Width Variance from package ever offered an athlete Orr to the WHA. club, gasoline pumps and storage tanks at 200 it to 150 It on the following The Bruins superstar and his and maybe the best employproposed convenience store location described property - Lot 6. Isle of onthefollowing described procerly Wirmiscr. in Section 117079 fOIST attorney met Monday with merit package ever offered a Lots 57 53. Forest Lake Subdivision, 3) Wayne Belisle, president of the businessman." He suggested lesi, S 90' and Its,. E 23' less $ LESTER KALMANSON - BA Fighting Saints. Afterward, Orr would be looked after for porflonconveyed to State of Florida (9-15 15T ISV PC 1 Country In P W deed Further described as Estates Zone - Lot Size Variance life "as well as his children and located at the corner of Academy from 10.000 sq ft to 33.000 plus or his children's children." Drive and S P 436 in Section 17.21 minus sq Of on the following There have been reports that 79 (DIST 3) described property: Lot 14. Isle of the Saints are enlisting the Ii. 6. FREDDIE MOBLEY - BA (9 Windsor. in Section 112029 (01ST. Registration for the flag nancial aid of other clubs in the football league program 15.7$) 17E --C 1 Commercial Zone 3) 9 LESTER KALMANSON - BA For Self Service Gasoline Pumps Accessory Use to Convenience (9 15 IS $4V - RC4 Country Estate's The defense is led by corner- league to meet Orr's price tag. sponsored by the Sanford Pride Florida A&M's Goal : 4.99 SCOTCH culal 7.99 GALLIANO 8 YR. McHENRY 8 YR. CERTIFIED 4•79 - -. punting. Football 69 GIFT 501 ASST TEACHERS SCOTCH SEAGRAM V JIM SIAM (IT BOURBON 014 VOO5.A GIN RUM 2 99 It I t a ilnul l,ICIMS MARTIN'S V.V.O. IMP FRANCE JACQUIN kENTUCKY 12 YR. StENO QUART IMP. SOUVENIR '-a' 15 CUITVW&UOTCI IV? (W.ATI 'TflCC, CLAN MACGREGOR SC 14 - 1 ----. PUIPTO RiCO 1 P151ST ( VODKA .a:9s c*si Casselberry CERTIFIED RUM OLD REPEATER Major League Baseball CERTIFIED - -- - SO' WHO GA ' - - Al ?- LIGHT OROARII '' 35' DID (P0* U III ABC RUM * Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, OUIJT} j Oa&l,ma4st)sws, KENTUCKY 3C VP OLD CROW } QUART GORDON 4.49 GIN 479 WORLD'S 8.99 STH,l QUART IRS GOLD COACH U Hi-Way 1792, Fern Park SOMETHING SPECIAL-SCOTCH No 4 -- IACAJDlP IACQUIN - -- a ___________________ lJ BOND HALL BLIND -. - sco 4 YR BOURBON y0oxAG) RUM StENO I CAU . (f - GDCD iS AUG ?S WIN COUPON -'.- ,' - 4.39 -- Now" .mAos * ABC ENGLISH GIN EXTRA I 1 iS 116 SUG RESALE DRY U,l olows" ALL OUNCE DRINKS EXTRA DRY BEEFEATER .S annul ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES - - - -..., 3.99.. MR. ED. KY. WNIPI YOU All ptytl*tosI Le al Notice -- TVARSCKI T .V. VODKA _____ _____ ____ g Notice surgery prior to the 1974 season, still Zone-- To park a mobile hone on OFAOJUSTMEPIT to rank fifth among NFL passers, hitting 56 per the following described property: P1 N otice of Public Hearing cent of his throws for 1,969 yards and 13 TDS. '.01 NE 1 4 of SW 1 .1 of Sec lion )) 19 September IS, IllS Steve Ramsey and John Hufnagel are the 7:00P.M. 30. on Oregon Avenue (DIST 3) C. VARIANCES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: backups. BA (9 I GARY H. WEIDNER Notice is hereby given that the ' Running back Otis Armstrong was one Of the Seminole County Board of Ad IS 75) 77V R 1A Residential Zone few players who made good on last season's ustnient will conduct a Public Rear Yard Variance from 30' to lofty predictions. The former Purdue star hearing to consider the lollowog 20' on the following deScribed property Lot 21. Block H, Winlef exploded for 1,407 yards to lead the league. 'I'm' EXCEPTIONS Woods Unit 2. PB IS, Pg 63. in A. SPECIAL Jon Keyworth, a 64, 230-pounder who earned SectIon 3371 30. on Poinciana Road -CONTINUED 1 SHOP 6 GO. INC. BA (I IS (DIST 1) the starting fullback job midway through his C? Commercial Zone 7 WILLIE MOSES- BA (9 IS YS) rookie season last year, led the AFC with 10 75) lIE Rear P 1 Residential Zone To install gsoIine pumpS on the $7V touchdowns rushing. The reserve running fo4Iowi described property - Lots? Yard Variance from 30' to 16' and backs include veteran Floyd Uttle, Oliver lWas and 10. Block 6. A 8 Russell's Lot Sile Variance from 1A00 sci IF 10 and Mike Franckowlak, a draftee who may also Addition to Fort Peed according to NO so If on the following described the plat thereof as recorded In PO I. property' Lots It and fl .1 0 handle some kicking duties. Paget?. Public Records of Seminole P,tckard's 1st Addition to Midway. Reliable Jim Turner, the sixth leading scorer County, Fla. lass and except part in Section)) 1931. on Broadway and in NFL history with 1,061 points, Is the field deeded to State of Florida as MdvCy Avenue (DIST 7) in Official R ec ords Book BA recor .3 RUSSELL T. SWAIN, JR. goal kicker, while Van Heusen handles the 260. Pag dedes 57 and 51 of said public 19 IS 75) iSV H IAAA Residential Orr, Fighting Saints Near Salary Accord . 5511.6 luG PIlAtE *Tit I ONE . -00 should be stronger. 71)e pass rush wns nearly nonexistent during Smith's absence. The starting linebacker corps Is exce llent, with Randy Gradishar, the team's top draft pick last year, moving into the middle and Ray May and Tom Jackson flanking him. Jackson, the linebacker from Louisville, seems destined for stardom If he can avoid the injuries that have dogged tLim his first two seasons. All Pro tight end Riley Odoms, an exceptional blocker, has led the team in recepLions the past two seasons, grabbing 42 passes for 639 yards and six touchdowns last year. Starting wide receivers Haven Moses and Billy Van Heusen will be pressed by a pair of fast newcomers, Rick Upchurch and former World Football Leaguer Jack Dolbin. A slimmed down, healthy Charley Johnson will be at the controls for his 15th pro season, Johnson, who was slow to recover from knee Legal Tuesday, Aug. 24, $7$_30 -. .IKNI OABIRUM ANCIENT AGE 4 YR. elve Lr VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' " KY BLEND IN CURRENT ISSUE o,utdIAts 1".14 MILL li' I YEAR SCOTCH 6 YEAR 35% RARE OLD IKIKA - • ______________________ 1111KA WOREBOARD ___ , • • -.-. ARE '5 TO ' BELOW SUNDAY WHOLESALE CASLILSI 11AM PIUIAIIWIII dAIS AMC Thus, the 7-6-1 mark of last year came as a bit of a disappointment. Coach John lialston is guarding against over-confidence this time around, "This should be our best football team," Ralston says. Period. Denver appears to have hel ped i tself via the draft and a few trades. But just how much this f1 .DRY GIN 81 8 YR. 86 0 ri'ii MOlt OP TNI$1 PitCh AK SU "d 14111111111 k 0 VIA 745VA1U1 IIItCIt GOLD COACH tiUwi GOLD O R WHITE S97SCASE I ,. PUERTO RICAN ROYAL DELUXE $6' BOURBON ROYAL DELUXE 5DAYSALETUES.,AUG.26THRUSAT.,AUG.30_ NRJf RONRICO FINEST AmafICall League AmerIcan League PATTING 1373 at hats)East W L PC?. GB (anew. Mn. 377 Lynn Bsn. 376: Miinrfl NV 313, Wash 17 SI 403 Ic's?on Oat.. Singleton. 311 inoton. PaItsmrre. 69 SI 34.3 P I Pal, 306 Powell, Cie. E6 Nw York 64 6.1 300 13 Q I) N S-Lynn. Bin. SO. 39 47 141 17 Cleveland (anew Min 79 Ric e . sin 77; MdWAUkee 31 73 43$ 71 Y5I7pni5Ii. B%n 77. Milyberry. Si is 393 741 Detroit YC, 75 West Oakland is si 603 PUNS RATTED IN -Lynn. City 49 S7 S4 317 Kansas Psn, 09 Mayberry. KC. IS; 61 61 469 iS May. Hal. 11; Ric e . Sin. $3. 43 64 IM is CP'lcaon C. Scot?, Mu. 57 61 69 469 17', HITS-Carew Min 143; Mun Syq California 60 11 ISI It wn, NV. 117 Cal. 146, Monday's ResultS 5n&PtOTI Hal 141 Washing Cleveland 5 ('iraQ, I IC10. Oak 111 City. kant.a% at Palfirryore XC, 33 MUMES- -McWar. *)c1. rain I iYi. Hçn 14 R Jackson Oak aee Ulryw'w?a 6 %lnole4on. Bal. is, May 33 Tepas I. Detroit 0 *rry. KC, 71 Only names scPitled Cal II. IRIPI ES- River's. Tsdays0amn C. 10' 6 Brat?. KC. 10. OrtL Baltimore fAlpiiandee 37 and Ti" With 6 Pa lmier 19 71 at Kansas City 6 RUINS-Maybenry. HO U F 93 and Busby 159). RJackson. Oak. 7$; 1( C, 79 4. It rol G Scctt. Ml. 7': Roach. NY, (loftwnl* (Fiqu,roa 11 10) at 71 RUtTjQh%. Ti'. 77 Poston ITlant is 171. in BASES-River's. 3101 EN lOsteen a? (hicaQo 6)7) WA%P'nQtQo. Oak. 35. 61 CA (le'vela nd (Ribbv I l3t. In) (Tht. 1(, 33. Ramv. Cal. 31 (a5Ia,d I5i'tec? 3)) at New Prom. NY 79 Carew Mn. 79 Vri IHuntif Il 17), In) PITCHING Ill Dec's.ons)r,ott 1110) a, Moret. fisn 107 5)) 339. ep (Rroo.ng 1017). n I) .')*auk 73) 717. Palmer. Pal. 19 7. 9.111 (Coleman at N'tro't 17 1. Polo 70*. 353. P1 (Perry 1313), In) Tra; Mm 136. 651. 301 PlyliyPf Wednesdays Games U Tore?. Ba). 137. 452. 337. (al,forn•fi t Wsa. flsfl 161 447 1 1?. Tan CP'caan at CIcve'lnd, In) arm. (ml. 176 647. 7 47; Eck C'akland at New York. In) Cli, ID 3. 647. 743 pr'slpy, t'aiflmore at Kansas City. I) STRIKEOUTS Tanana. Cal MIv'v*SCtl at Milwavkp. In) 197 Ryan (ml 1; 66 BIyIven. Detroit At Tries In) C, Perry Tei, 171. Mm, 171 Plue, Oak 160 NatKmai League PATTING at bats )1)73 East W L Pc?. 05 Madlock, (i, 361. T Simmons 317 - Watson Mtn. -779. cli 73 5 Pt?sbviQh Morgan. (In. 377. Sanquillen. Pr'Iptmea 70 59 $43 3 PoPi. 316 ¶t 9 3' 69 39 LOUiS PliNS (aSh Phi. 9); Mo' 61 67 313' 6 hr'w York 3m,'. (in. U. ROW. Cut. $1. 60 71 155 II (P'iCOOO I ccii. IA. Ii Monday. Chi. 57 33 77 43) If HATTED IN-Lu PONS WISI ZIr"5I Phi 101. Bench Cm. 99. (inc,00m?i $3 44 09 r,tioiqih- NV t. To Prtfl. Cm. 7', AnGpIe3 44 47 $73 )'s $4. I %lmrnonc. StL. I? S Frannsvn 63 46 IU 77 4l7'.--RnSe. Co Ill, CuP, Smo f)'eno 40 YQ 163 35',. Garvev LA. 167. Phi. 170 37 71 113 79 Mlan?a I4nuUOn % 47 379 )I', MMIorK. (hi. 160; Mullin, NY. IS? Monday's Stiults Cm. 10; 0(11tH) ES Rose. (flAti 11. Chicago I Lul'nUI, Phi. firm P'. (in IS Pttttn,rOh 4. A?l$,tta 0 77. (.qutth. SD 37. Cash. Pit., I,uttOn 'I. St lou's 3. tO .n 79; A Oliver. Pqh 79. Garvey. onos, tie. rain IA 79 New Yew& 1 0ieo 0 9. (.rOç', Mtn, , PIP[ r rn .'ii a i ` I(1U BLEND ABC ABC 6 YR. KY . .1 1 1 1 4 RUM HALL source of those great expectations was Denver's first winning season ever-a 7-52 record inl973 that was nearly good enough tomake the playoffs. Prepares For Pads -- BOND IL- - AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 4 YEARS O'.01 JACQUIN Meet In Finals team can improve will depend on its success in two meetings with Oakland, and games with such solid clubs as Pittsburgh, Miami, Buffalo and Cincinnati. Playing in the same division as Oakland minimizes the Broncos' chances for taking a title. Yet Ralston insists the team must aim for winning the division, rather than counting on gaining the AFC wild card berth in the playoff s. Recognizing the need for shoring up a defense that gave up nearly as many points as the offense scored, the Broncos made defensive players four of their first five picks in January's draft. 7V No. I choice was San J ose State cornerback Louis Wright, a 6 foot 2, 190pounder who should earn a starting job before the season Is over. lf tackle Paul Smith is fully recovered from a severe Achilles tendon injury that sidelined him most of last season, the Denver defense liii University of Miami has moved MIAMI lAP) Freshman fullback Ottis Anderson to the varsity as a final preliminary move before shifting into full-pad drills. head ('ouch Curl Selmer said Monday he hopes the West Palm Reach product will be able to work as a backup to starter Larry Bates beginning with the Hurricanes' season opener Sept. 20 at Georgia Tech. - LONDON TOWER Baseball Miami 'i'Al.I.AlIASSFh I AP) Florida State football Coach Darrell Mudra says he is pleased with the Seminoles' opening fall workout. Mudra cited the performances of freshmen Willie Jones, a defensive end, and junior college transfer I)AYTONA BEACH (AP) Richard Petty's winrungs for the sear on the stock car trail are up to $219,250. And he's due another $IOJXX) for winning the second leg of the 1975 National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing I - FSU Coach Pleased innings Ups DENVER (AP) - One of the identifying Alter watching his Gators GAINESVILLE (Al') in the annual mile run, University of Florida head football Coach Doug Dickey said he was happy with their summer conditioning. For the Fourth straight year, senior quarterback Don (hrwy led the squad i n the tulle run, clocking the distance in 5:24 in Monday's edition. 'The big linemen did pretty well." said Dickey. The (tors worked out in shorts In preparation for their first pra ctice in paths scheduled for Thursday. Broncos Denver's Best Yet 1975 traits of the Denver Bronco football team in 1975 is a quiet, workmanlike confidence, Gone are the wild, improbable predictions by the coaching staff and players. The 10-4 season envisioned by several Broncos a year ago vanished amid key Injuries and flat performances early in the season. The Dickey Okays Conditioning l'lrrsLIuR(;H AP) -- The Pittsburgh Pirates are recalling pitcher BobMoosearidoutfielder Miguel flhlone [ram their Charleston farm club For the pennant drive in the National League East. They will join the Pirates in New York on Sept. 2, following the close of the International League's regular season. A spokesman said Monday that additional players would probably be added to the parent club's roster following the Ii. playoffs. Moose, a 27-year-old righthander, was sent down Aug. 1 alter being on the disabled list with a torn thumbnail. l)ilone. 20, appeared in 12 games with the Pirates at the end of the 1974 season. Gets Players' Approval Vilas By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sweden's Bjorn Borg and Argentina's Guillermo Viias are close buddies, but they'll try to beat each other's brains out tonight in a showdown for the 48th U.S. Pro Tennis Championship in Brookline, Mass. "We're good friends, but have to try to hate on the court," said Borg, the 19-year old defending champion who has won 11 matches in a row at Longwood. The showdown for the championship ad $16,000 first prize in the $100,000 tournament is a rematch of the French Open final. Borg won that confrontation, but found himself seeded second. behind Vilas, in defense of the U.S. Pro title. Vilas Iot his first set In five matches here Monday, but charged into the finals with a 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, 64 victory over Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe. A few hours later, Borg easily passed his semifinal test by defeating John Alexander of Australia 6-3,6-7,6-3,6-0 under the lights. Elsewhere, Chris Event lived up to her No. 1 seeding for the U.S. Open, which begins Wednesday, by overwhelming British veteran Virginia Wade 6-0, 6-1 in the finals of a $75,000 tournament at Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y. At South (range, N.J., the final of the Tennis Week Open was rained out for the second straight day Monday. RomarIa's the Nastase and Bob Hewitt of South Africa will try again today to determine who gets the $9,500 first prize. Pirates Recall Moose Rozelle Rule Modification /1 Ralston: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. League. - --'-i----- '."• ..,,',,l,.l ,bs It r,,tnin 93m Umiul',w.lnrc Tourney Set A - - • . at t nce - gas. steam electri-, water. and other heating COUNTY, FLORIDA cooking, refrigerating, lighting PROBATE NO. 75.15$ plumbing. yenliliting. irr igating, In Re: Estate of and power systems. mach'nes, MAMIF I lEWIS BROWN. appliances, futures, and up Deceased. tenanc . which now ar.oa' may NOTICETOCREDITORS to, or be used with. TO All C redtor% and all persons hereafter in. or on said premises. even though having claims or demands against said estate they be detached or detachable Plctpoint RF Al. Drop In Range YOU APF HIP EBY ntili,,1 pertain "CUOn PA 3 PArle 65' i , n se<toon Aip.ne SIre.? DIST II 12 21 q 16 WILLIAM E. PADGETT - BA (9 15 7SI I1V H IAA Pesdential Zone -- Lo$W'dtPtVanancefrorncQ' oSJ)93'onthefollowinqd,scnlbed Property W 70$)' of Lot Ii and all of Lot I?. RIocli 63. Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful Palm Spring Sp,-tcr P(i I PIC;,, 55': ii �- - - .' • - I - -- .-. ,-. . - -..• __________ -- - - _- y•----- ----- - --- -- .---- . . 40—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * . - - - - • . . - Tuesday, Aug. 24. 1975 • - * - Sanford, Fl. sning Herald Tuesday, Aug. 26,1975-56 "Your Complete One-Stop Garden Center" FULL LINE WHIRLPOOL HOME APPLIANCES _______________ .df1L:F1'FI4$Ai1j1 Hardware Dept. 'Fertilizers 'Nelson Fla. •Insecticides P,ot Chemicals •BAC & MC 'Trees & Shrubs *Gift Shop Roses Open? 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Boulevard and many more Not satisfied with their reasy sinkers that drop to the Most anyone can find the type Wholesale delivery will be ottomof your coffee cup when of donut that will start their day already generous line, they made on five dozen daily, with iey're dunked — then wend off right In the variety offered plan to Increase and go Into guaranteed sale If yuu are not our way to Golden Donuts Inc. by Golden Donuts Donut other exotic donuts Much of the serving these mouthwatering cated at 121 North Country connoisseurs claim that nothing popt-tarity of their glazed delicacies then call Golden lub Road In Lake Mary in donut line can equal their donuts is attributed to a special Donuts at 3210101 recipe unique to their yeast raised jelly filled donuts The only good donut Is fresh operation Jim McGill. Glenn Crews and Cake donuts with chocolate donut. according to Golden fayne Moran are all owners of Icing are enough to make Even though they have been Dunuts. Inc Their donuts are. olden Donuts Inc. Having weight watchers close their in business less than a year, made daily on the premiies. W en in the wholesale donut eyes Spicy and tangy cm many Seminole County So for light fluffy donuts that slness since November. 1974. namon donuts, melt in your buslr.esses swear by these melt in your mouth and make ey decided to open their dcors mouth glazed donuts, or for the delicious donuts Some of their you read, for more, hurry on ) the public in July. 1975. conservative donut eater. who satisfied customers are H&M down to Golden Donuts Inc.. 124 eople come from all over wants no additives, there are Donut Shop, Stegners Bakery. North Country Club Road in mlnole County to buy these delicious plain donuts On oc- Lit' Pantry Food Store. W 3rd Lake Mary ADV. the C*IlEflfl one n w i. - WF .SAVE $35 GENIE PORTABLES By SINGER Stietch & Sew Classes Now Forming@ _ttv1 •._..L - --i-) SINGER APPROVED DEALEI Ok 11LQA1 ARING TIMEX ® SERViCE STATION REPAIRS 6014 E. Colonial Dr. •:• Orlando, Fla. 32807 BATTERIES CD AND SERVI 1 GEORGE C. HEARN i.eniruu rioriaa riyionizing NYLONIZ E MOBILE HOME - ROOF COATING Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator Guaranteed In Writing For S Years sew SPeeWo II AA '' .,&.&m - 1— IONUt L 1: HRIStI4 SCHOOL + Photograp S K4 THRU 12) (GRADE1 :. IJflW IJII!InCC 1DAfltC - By *sip MW — p glassware, and their functional architecture. I*',.ilfr!bi - The city of Stockholm m sni questions by phone Unier? Solar 831-9721 Aids, Inc. 01111SO1111, qlaw s- 1111! THIS WEEK 1hum a 13u* SaW Req. $25 PERMANENT WAVES $12.50 Tuxedo Feeds , pop Horse Care Items Req. $6 PRECISION HAIRCUTS $300 FREE CONDITIONER WITH ALL SHAMPOO AND SETS ALL FOR APPT. 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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS , - and $595 Private Patients —VA —Medicaid Out Patient Therapy ....: - 1' rt• - New things are happening at -.ay girls you needn't feet left Fven though lots of niw on the bar will be returned to Vales Jr Shoeland located in out for these shoes will look just things are happening at Vale's you when the bar is no longer the Longwood Plaza in as aood on your leet their reputation for concern and needed So corn' on down to Vale's Lonowood Cherly Todd. owner Also new at Vales are boy's fairness remains with them. where there's new shoes and a of Vale's, Is excited about track shoes by Keds For only what's new and hopes you will 51099 you can own a pair of 1hy are known throughout fun time for everyone And come in and join in the fun shoes that will feel so good on Central Florida for their or. remember! At Vale's Jr On hand to greet you will be your feet you will think you are thopedlc shoes Vale's will fit Shoeland any little foot can find Marko or Patches the clown still going barefoot. These Lilly these shoes right, plus let you a aood home!—ADV. cush'oned shoes are black with have the bar for as long as your They'll cheerfully meet you and blue and red stripes Vale's also child needs it The 55 00 depoct greet you with a colorful carries the popular high top p balloon The kids won't get tennis shoe for boys bored or frustrated while trying 0) Glrl'. Vale's hasn't forgotten on all those shoes because about you. they are now Marko and Patches will keep JeNtroylt •I l: carrying dance shoes. ballet -' them delightfully entertained, shoes In pink and black plus Electric There are also great things in black patent tai shoes Wastebasket. Even baby's shoes are the way of back to school shoes JOHN SCHLENK for boys and girls The tennis becoming fashionable. Vale's You will like a lot of Starts 0411 school shoe is the "in thing" for has the wildest baby shoes in stop. ---. things about Sweden You kids footwear It's a new idea tow-n, by Jumping Jacks known automatically will like the fresh. clean and combines the good loss of for their outstanding quality V ., nood looks of the people -- a school shoe with the comfort and craftsmanship For girls $249-50 It is i 'irprise to find - and durability of a tennis shoe tht're are white natent shoes mn only boui 1'J sales As Moms -, Shredders cent of them are blond. tan pigskin with darker leather know patents are much easier from The lakes, the mountains. ; stripes, a crepe sole. and hard to clean For baby, boys there -: toe For little boys Vale's has are baby blue suede shoes with the woods are beautiful. fashionable shoes with a navy blue and yellow stripes You will like the artistry ' sharkskln toe for long wear and And don't worry, these shoes 3) fail Nob.nio, St'••I -- 00ando of the Swedish people, - easy care These shoes are carry the same nrice as regular expressed in their fine. virtually Indestructible Sy the th chr-", Mon. Thru Sat. 6.6 Phone 322-7596 24 Hour Nursing Care For -i• 9001`96 Stuart *A AA - I I CONVERSE, FASTBREAK $ 45975 • :-. '-' -.. 01 AID 320 S. Hwy. 17 __ _p - ,., i"._..... eei rina ooa riomes Caninrel Ask the man who wears one!! CALL 834•8776 - t CARS REPAIR PROBLEMS CALL ThE SPECIALISTS AT REIDS (;ARAGE. ...Pictured above (Ito r) Jack DeLand and Gordon Reid. Vale's Jr. Shoeland RON'S TIME SERVICE Te1pbona E7744$1 FACTORY AUTHORIZED _ AvdDn, 0Th4r m,u .,.,Iabt - have their roots in 6anford His When your car's air con present business for 2 years he replace mufflers The installation of air con- v.ife Rose does the bookwork. a ditioner needs attention you has beer, In his present location take It to an expert if you're for 5 months He formerly was ditioninci In cars, trucks and son Gordcn Charles is with the wise You don't trust It to the in the service station business buses is ro'itine work for Reid's police department, a daughter tender mercies of the nearest on French Avenue at 25th Garage Jack DeLand has been Pam Is In New Jersey. and "screwdriver mechanic _Street. Gordon has had a total v.ith Reid's Garage 5 months daughtet Meida will graduate That Is why car owners in the of 70 years experience in the but has been doing repair work from Seminole High School. Sanford area are learning to repair business about 8 years, even though he is Daughter Linda is 14 and goes trust st Reid's Garage 408 Mattie only 26 years old Reid's did the to Crooms, Cher-.-I Is in Sanford St . Sanford. when thcir cars Reid's Garage operates 2 air conditioning on the Auto Middle School. Patty goes to n need hir conditione' repairs wreckers and offers 24 hour Train service bus South Side School and maintenance Because wrecker service They will be Gordon Reid buys junk cars Bank Americard and Reld's are air conditioner happy to give you free Ond then puts them in ser L estimates on any job Reid's viceable shape and sells them.MasterCharcle card% Are ac experts cepted by Reid's Located just across from the ha' the modern equioment so if you're in the market for a Lamplighter on 25th Street, necessary to do a good job and cheap car to give you depen For air conditioning work and Reid's Garage specializes in air although they specialize in air dable crvice, go down and talk your general automotive conditioning they also do to Gordon. repairs put your trust in the conditioning work on cars. general automotive repairs. trucks, trailers and buses Reid's offers both new and expertsatReid'sGaraqe it you 0 Gordon Reid, owner. has been including brake work on both used parts They sell rebuilt need cheap dependable Iran in the repair business in San disc and drum type, tune ups. GM compressors for 555 and sportation ask them about their ford for A years and is wcll change ball joints, in fact Ford Compressors for 5.45, plus rebuilt junkers known in Se'mir.ote County for anything except heavy jobs Don't let your air conditioner installation They give a SO day nuality work and fair dealings. Reid's do welding. both qUArantee on their work net youi "hot under the collar" Although he has been in his electric and acetylene. and Gordon Reid and his family - "Cool it" at Red - ADV. OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. TEST - -'e:. H baby's World —NO OBLIGATION — Av-.orit*d Dalr, - DiAswou - - - I FOR - FREE HEARING . Special Orders Solar Hot Wafer .here your friends arr' •, 00 919E 2nd St. TUF HFRALfl , --. NURSING TER w/e V ii not SUBSCRIBE NOW - CALL 322.2611 Ad - 7P. Pature's Harvest • - _____ _ ___ of SewiewCe Baheitq - . A Full Line of Hand Cut and Glazed Donu E9 j 90.DAY GUARANTEE I. rairie Natural Bread INSTALLATION IIn1lmrnr1 831.3304 - -0 RE-CHARGE ALL tMt-([S , Ilk e NEW & USED PARTS Jl fa . V : : -'Ughr :: U Where Any Foot Can Find A Good Home! V C I U Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES LONGWOOD PLAZA r 831.7252 - - - .. The creeps? - makes Sweden even more ' HWY. 17.92 LONGWOOD friendly— do your major site-seeing via boat ride. .L1JJJJ_LJJJ.LUJ.12JJJJJ...U.L191JJ1LLL2JJ.&L.LU. Come to know and -- - -- --------------------. - - '—; - - I (11 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA REID 4 14, f1) Velvet Swivel Rocker ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH - -- Victorian Plate Silver Service Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Ph 327 4622 ?lOMaçnolpa Ae Ph. 321-0780 210S. Elm Sanfol r,riri'c (ADA1r 4) - In The Ace Hardware Bldg. old Down LO(a?edlMileNorthof SR434On17.C3lnLongwood PAINT WALLPAPER s Monday Deliveries M1RRORS DOMESTIC & IMPORTS C00 SerTli1)o Garden PN Center The crawls ? The horrors? _,_._ �6 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Aug. 26, 1975 ___________________________ Scram bier TONIGHT'S T\I i ¶F(I S (lUt) Tuesday AFTERNOON EVENING 700 17:00 (2, 44) Ness (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) Senior Sene (35) Rig Valley 17:30 (2, 8) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All Mv Children (44) Variety '00 (. ii AAarhtø To Tell The Truth 16) Concentration 1at's My Line Wild World Of Animas (13) Wesleyan Singers (24) Orange County School Brd Meeting (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes (2) Candid Camera (6) Whars My Line (8) Let's Make A Deal (2) 7'30 Squares I•5 (9) One Life Live 4:00 7:00 (6) Gudinq Light (9) 510000 Pyramid Say Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In Space 530 To Newc (6) Andy Griffith (9) Lucy Show fl Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space (2) 600 (2. 6. 6. 9) News (24) Electric Company Rullwinkle (44) Flintstones (2.8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) (Noah (24) Sesame Street (35) Underdog (44) Mickey Mouse (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) lane Grey (24) Feeling Good (35) M.Viberry RFD Club (44) Bewitched T\f &-Chikj Care CLASSIFIED ADS IWIALLILI NiOISIT1I1 il 114°1 i_ fTc .._....J I I all ala I LLLI 'III 42 I'i%h pn.'t 45 Custotl i' 49 AlIct 5, Dc for'2 La r3 ' 5 Small ,la", 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Barnaby Jones (35) 700 Club TView: Every so often 8-8:30 CBS (001) TIMES The medics become (rontline dedicated and objective people RERUN J.J. makes some new heroes. They are caught in a micIin,I IJUIItJflttjIIIlfl ILhlin cnrfar on tpint'kinn with h3c,h nk'.n., ..... ,......S4•I%.j 511 nonhlnintnnr4c whir.h uSuaL fflJ 1115 ........................... aims. Their avowed pur1x)se is him into belieing he has their skills to save lives. And tooffersornethingtothevieser become "socially accepted." (44) Love American Style D (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 1700 (8) Great Mysteries 1730 (8) Tomorrow they still make it funny. that has meaning. Abby Mann Rut James and Florida know 8:30-10 NBC "TIlE BIG cretted "Police Story" through better. a drama based on fact - a RlI'OFF" RERUN P1101 film 8-8:30 NBC and imprisonment of a youth hwnor and also sadness in this will surface in the fall as a for murders of two young episode. Donald Barr)' plays a series, "Mccoy," with Curtis in women in New York. The long-Imprisoned felon who can't the same role. Brenda Vaccaro, conviction was cubsequently cope with the outside world l'irry Ilagnian and Hoscoe Lee the press. Wednesday again for his own security. Plot deals with a kidnaping of a 8-9 ABC HAPPY DAYS young woman and McCoy's me Kojak character came RERUNS Two episodes, efforts to rescue the ransom for through powerfully in that and, "Cruisin'' and "Fonzie's a two per cent cGmmission. while he now tends to be in- Getttng Married" are replayed 9-10 ('85 HAWAII FIVE-() fluenced by TV's back to back tonight. In the "Charter for 1)eath" RERUN 600 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise AImanr overglamorizaijon, Telly opening half hour, Hichie and The search is on for $5 million. 6:15 (6 I) Sunshine Savalas portrayal is still closer his Friends get into a race to see Nehetniati Persoff is guest- 630 () Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 655 (2) Daily Devotional News 7:00 (28) Today I Pit. t..1Vl'JL P IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families cr friendS 0, Drobte dr In ri's For furtber information call 17 4517 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P.0 'RE YOU I.OtIELY Let uS hcl you to meet the right person vii for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phoile: 305 2137710 8:55 (U) Spirit Of '76 () I' C : I N () S I. K N C I N C A P H I N (; \ In fact, Mann has as much evening, with Arthur Fied.ler Ii's based on an actual incident. said his "Medical Story" NBC- and the Boston Pops. There's a A good adventure story. 'fl7 good deal of charm to this 10-Il CBS BARN/tRY JONES hidden name and boa it in as shown: BAI.TIC SEA EAISTERII() CUSTAVt'S KAVFF.c;AT of along, 8:30-9 CBS solve his MASH RERUN eliminating problem by the actor-literally. .JENN' tIN!) SKMWHRAK A1.FHEI) II. NOBEl. ORREFORS RIKSUAG STOCKHOLM . TORNE RIVER LIPI'SAI.A TOMORRoW: South ('Cr01101 0 I a ri c e r S t r i Ic e s I Beckwilh Sr As Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Elaine RiCPiarcSi' Deputy Clerk Jack I Bridges, of _____________________ More (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Smokers Ily Lawareuce a Lamb, ME). DEAR DR. LAMB I would like to ask about lung cancer. Are there other causes of lung HOROSCOPE Best - 10:30 (2. 8) WhiM! Of Foft.,rse B BERNICE HEDE OSOL - Tu Price Is (3!) 70) Club (4$) 'een Acre', 11:00 (2,8) -I igh Rollers (6) Qmbif UP) S'u OtIS (24) i' '. Rocers ) iQ'lbOrhOOd (44) 19 II Donahue 11:30 (2) Il;llywood S uares () Lose Of Life (I) (9) B-,jy Bt'nch (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11'5 (6) News Dr. - lung cancer that occurs in the or career today. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) non-smoker is often different appearance of the breastline, WILLIE CHARLES MOORE and DOROTHY MOORE. hi wifi, but not by enlarging the breast. CHARLES HENRi arid KATIE A transformation in behavior from the type that occurs In U on the part of a loved one smoker. _______ - I welcomed by the family. i'ir I 'x YOUR IIIItT)IDAY Aug.27, W15 __________________ p YouuIl JJ1 it as well ____ Oi s.c It i it a ____ I _________________________________ THUTAS iOaiS LIAC14MAN ii : CRAZY MAMA SHOWTIMF WED fuATINEt 2:30 I Ctvnpetedanne. ;: Reqular __ ? ieces of cli'c%en. mashed '°" t "' '" '''." 4'' .... _________ ____________ J'7 V&ue •t-* ' _ cisscs I - AMERICAN .........,. -, ______ ______________________ ________________________ _______________________ GOOD ALL DAY , P( MASH _____ ___________________________ ' _________ rlf.addressed envelope and 50 at all. Any exercise that (ui- that an action to foreclosure a mortgage on the fottc,*enq proptrly Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, DEAR DR. LAMB - I read upon LEONARD V WOOD, At round shoulders has this effect, torney for plaintiff, at Suite ill, 751 Some of the programs for Maitlanci Avenue Altamonte your column Matiflg that breast enlargement also in- Sprlfl(Js. Florida 32701, and file the original with the Clerk of th above breasts were nOt muscles anci dude a high calorie diet. The Styled Court on or Wiore the 72nd rnen that breasts will rt In- the other effccts may outweigh, Complaint herein crease in size and shape when If I may use that term, the WITNESS my hand and seal of using certain exercising advantages obtained. sag" than most of somen want, Overitretching ligaments Said Court. thiS 11th day at August, 1975 (SEAL) Serve You. lila t fl.L A.. From '16,900 by fAME RICAN LEGION POST ] . . Deputy Clerk bra, DEO.10? with extras Big lot and utility Niitdiflg Reasonably Priced 'n-' 120's Phone 815 87'?? (I IF F IORDAN REALTOR t' I SALES BY z J('.11P4 fr'tJI(')FP -- Small Efficiency H°jSC Ore Adult Plo Pets 190 Mo 37? 3.41? __________________________ Two Nicely lurn'thi'd 2 h"3rr.,-in Adults preferred $135 to 5)10 per month Call 777 4170 bargain --- - Spam' up 0 0' trailer near slopping. quiet residential Adults only Dreamwnld Trailer Park, 37? 7577 ,'API'ICtJ Rental houSS 0$ i-.N'y itesripti0n H,ive .spol*canls 377 5611 Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle Youie Bean Searching For. 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished 4 Came out and 17.92 see Sanford Neat To Cavalier New 3 fIR 7 BATH HOME. all extras, good lO(AtiOn MAKE OFF- ER 12)2287 - - TAFFER REALTY - SACRIFICE I brl. 7 bath. sep . large F-Ia room; new roof. Sh,tClt ipt Innitiril ocr 373 1657 SANFORD'S NEWEST ADULT or FAMILY PARK. "•. f l.!L4 eneva Luxury Patio "Malt" Apartments Matthew CarriageCoveAduttClubhous' Club Hort- -3 p m Daly ttoSi'W cj 0no Thursday 7 __________________ - HOMES OF DISTINCTION Ctose to everything yet away from it all! Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks If your club or organization would lIke to be included in this lIst, call: 30 Year Morteages - $ pct. down _______ or Conventional Mortgages CONSTRUCTiON kc. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 372 Un 510' PoolSWading Pool SLake SLaundromat STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES lAdull Clubhouse with Color TV, Pool Tabte. Kitchen Steen Center. Jukebox, Pool Table. Pin Ball Machine, Pop Machine - extra nle, 51.995 Call Don Pôc" at 377 1651 Dealer _______________________________ ANTIQUES 7IELCAMINO Loadedw,ttsextmai lPieceorHousefuil CAP1 373 4321 -______________________ Wanted to buy used oIIsce furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy 7792 130 470 PP'.or'ie36Sll$lalterlp 1967 Plnmouth Idoor. real clean car Mu's' see to bsl.ve 322 7183 973 Piniult I?. equipped w-"patented ECI unit, flew tires t. RIPlEY WOODS BARN- w, buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for Xl pt commiSsion Fr Pickups Auction Saturdays 1 p rn brakes, 30 plu'5 mpg 323 6447 1971 Capni. 2.000CC engine. ar. AS' FM Stereo, copper colar 76 MP. to'an.3OpIus MPG highway S)5' Sanford 3777770 ___________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED To prices paid. used. any (OOdi!iQn su 8126. Winter Park CMP or take Over payments 555 mo 377 7300 eves & wk nd _________________ _____________________________ PEAL I LP. - Inter or Pinster brick 8. Pest Control ,!rr or F Plastering AR I BROWN PEST CONTRO,, 75i62 Pa.-k Drive 122 9.t65 __________________________ & s'muated spec alty 372-7710 p.5?chnQ StOne HOME BUDDY'S IMPROVE Pt Care ________________________ ALL TYPES OF CA AIENT AND REPAIRS PEPI'TPY Ul 372 PET PEST INN i3cvirdng 8, Grooming - innlatlon - Aluminum Screens - Ph 372 42__Itv bite Homes p Vo 30 Pc' on electrc?y :eiluIosc' Ibm" 1',wn is Irusulatoni F c-c t'ee .'%!rra!e-S, 648 6553 rn 9 .5 rdo.s & Dorr Scrm.rn's Cutc.'r "sd,' Petr ' C) 'ci ) "" 1505 w. 25th St. SANFORD Mi5. i .sr .xp Omlam.d Take Ii 1)?)) MId last ol Hay 1797 ia$ix- o. Satirn on Se'sfirC A.. 323.81.,0 , 322.2090 Land Clearing Beauty Care ' Photograsphy GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 380) Orlando Drivm' San(oncl)73 5200 1977 F airline 'I FiR Spanish design. AC, sl,'ig . sn-pet Ni, dOwn $P7 64 Ctearnio till dirt clay, rock All kiocitf digging b4QW trailers stOrd & moved 37391470r Si.i 1195 I 43-tACreage MOV I PIG II AU LI NC' SALVAGE Sonny Broolts 321 0799 anytime 10 Acre'. m'i',tr 1 tkr H.srnm'y cansi tt-irpic:h tt'ue 'n'd,ilr' All or part 57.000 an acre 37341 SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres. paved road. trees, clear. flowing slreitnn horses ci k Terry Pr,tltt 678 0711 __________________________ Merchandise - ' _____________________________ 5G-celIar'ous for Sale I Mower'. rep.hirr'.j ,tlntiOSl every kind al prices you can nI ford Call 373 1)09 i.wfl ,, linusliinq free estir'iatm's Concrele and carpenter , Tree Service SMALL BUSINESS Lawn Care Don't juSt Sit there waiting for lrt piton. to ring Advertise your " • "r"' r' '' i 'i'. it' i't 'a ' .t"*l u air conaitioning roofing 37) $7S STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If You'll find Il-sat someone out there needs 1.1St what you hvi t offer C !sssitied Ads ijicint work CALL 373 7611 there wouldn't bt any Il-sinking about that summe' vlCitiOfl5 Get a better car through -_-,. -- Office Machines OFFICE MACHINES FULLER BRUSH .i VT fli 3' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -- SELL -. TRADE 311 IISE First St 37? Drecto, - 'a,,' s,'qy 'Ce ,tIl rake'. .sncl modtiS 1 m'r P.rb,40 sod Delivery LAwn Mowers We Sell Ils, Best & I I Service the Rest Western Auto service in The Herald s rl8ssifIed flusines Servsc 311 PURIFICATION SYSTEMS (',sII Phil (,on?atm'z 305 31) 3939 _________________________ BLUES' ii'.t SOLAR HEATING AND WATER - _________________________ LONGER USED CAMPING GE AR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ',Oi% ,',llH A CLASSIFIED AD _____________________________ bOat; portable TV 1956 andlargebarforsale Canbe'seen at 1709 MagnolIa tan tsousei Orders taken Monday Wednesday & Friday only 372 1w ROt STE RED Wi I13 VALUE S 'r i F P0'.' .5 .5', :. (Ct Ii',' c O(k isu flack "P : p CustOh' I5ay baling' Light I concrete BUDGETS Land Maintenance clearing 373 8877 aftet' I 321 0707 Ruildig, roofing and '_______ ______________ -_ -- - with th state a' Class A Contractor Homes ,sddit*Ont 5)77 or P68.4)1 eveS Register - Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions Ct,sIrr'i 5%rrk I c "r's"i fnrvis'rt 'in" ,-'.Ii-su.it,- 371 #s) U -__________ - ressncc ,. irrr-cj -___________________________ ttM Home improvements _ A&u cLEANS ALL CrIer c" i.pect rout repa.r'., tInt rof or sis.ngles All work gvaranteej BPOGDEPI ROOFING 3236700 FRO'.' 'TOPAY'S 'AANT ill v7'.i If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn Pressure Cleaning Roofing GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS ,0R A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Sell these idle items with a want ,sti in place your ad. call your friendly Classutid oal at The ii,-r,-,i1 t' Aerat. Portraits Ativ" , 5'ng r #7! ESTEPSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch Work F ill dirt, top soil 372 5943 Picy ( l e _________________ --- I I srxl kids Ci(itflrow the c*'ng set or small ' 'a,ntcings. (anods. Commercial , C&A Backhoe Service Hauling ' pc ott itsrC,,ts At145? SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY I - a357 ___________________ Sa.- TOWER'S 1517.5015' SALON (frmerty k4vr.''' ', fli',-R?, No -k 1 *' -. 1,' s'm: -. 550 373 3*16 125 - , _________________________ iS :iii fnterteinment(onsole.I)S fl'Wondm'nFishingfloat FROM '-. . _____________________ J Home Improvement? PIT 1OPIIP4C. 3738877 Forrest Greene. Inc. 123 6)61 -____ Bring your own home or select one from our models on display. rs,,i Sanford, Fla, 211 W.2Sth Remodeling Callfor App?. 3223103 1973Hond CiviC - - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY remodeling 7nClMonday_ 7000 68-Wanted to Buy AIP C 0 N D I T I 0 N I N 6. REFRIGERATION, DUCT All WORK, 71 hour Service AIR makes DYKES CON SAPIFOPI) 2 'iti'?t 3 Pedro-: hOr".'. i'i-'tr,tl hm',l & ar. fenct.t h-a,t,ttil .tkc $17000 - oardens - _________ _____ Miller _______________________________1977 Plymouth Barracuda. lOaded car to find, $1,995 Ask tr Chuck Gmbv. 373 77)0 Dealer ________ - entraI Heat 8. Ar Curidtacxiir'q For free C'.timAtCt, call Carl Harrit, at SEARS in Sanford 373 322645'! - . .--'-" _________ ' Owner $19) - 1771 we Surprise ',ou wilts our OW I lid' GFPIEP.sI. CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC Peg Real [tlt,. Broker 1100 F 75th SI 372 6653 . F LEE T RESERVE ASSN I Building A New Home? ' reduced for Quick sale transferred 571 7)6-5 A Superb Mobile Home Community . . Wdh Something For Everybody. 'I. • - BUSINIESS DIRECTORY I". " Air Conditioning -_______________________ Home wills Pool. in Deltona, price - ' o- "_____ "I to Larry Saxon. Realtor - IiIiUa.I .ii' paint, e'uiellent cOndition -----JIM DAb,,.,, JAll FEED "Buy D"e'ct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S C 46 Sanford 373 1733 - ______________________________________________ HAL COL BEPT.REALIGu Eves 372061? Setma Williams PEAL TOP ASSOCIATE.372 1581 lOP.) --________ -_______ Established Residential Area? ____________________________ _________________________ 77377)0 Dealer - _______________ ____________________ 5985 Ford Galaile 500 XL. ?5' automatic transmission P1e..v .',5t,IV 174( DISCREET Owner wiShes hiS beautitul home sold csuietly and discreetly Thit reflects Ihechamacter of the house ,sncl the sourroundings Baths and Bedrooms arc spacious, 3 recklessly t,nicm.d to sell now 3c SCi' '1719110 Harold Hall Realty In Sanford's Finest Fvry Mon & 5,t 14 97 HAL COLBERT A Small Classified Ad brngs big returns Try cvi, and see Call 373 7611 or 8)1 9993 _____________________________________ ','4l-IEP MOVING- Small down & mOve in attractive') bedroom I' tath P-'r'rrie i'rntral heat P. air, 1,4 VT' 9US1 SELL RI N GO 1971 Chevy Nova, I door, loaded. pxtra clean This car was $3,195. now $7,595 Ask for Ctsr.,ck Gamb-y- ' v atl7 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pci; Real Estate Broker 322 7643 _______ Thura v Each MOnth '70 Ynrino Cnur" 68 Charger PT (.00d Cred" Low monthly f'Cyr -m'I'. Many Other Cart i- '.',t'I I lVlPl(',QUARTERS AND BLISINESSLOCATIOPI 5n1 busy Highway I? 97 Star? tour rwnpuiiiIIness 5.15.000 Easy termS 323.8670 Moving? Why Not Live V-Radio-Stereo - them to appreciate 'U VW Fastba' '65 Fle-twn1 67A-Feed - 377 1301. JOHNNY WALKER 41'-Houses '7) Toronado loaded '73 C adiltac flay''. I cr'r 1 •Xi'1 miles ____________________ - --- COLOR TV, 111 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 61.4 iO(I ____________________________ 1 Peat Estate Broker REALTORS ill 0011 MIS '71 pinirt. AutO, fact ar 3 Sow'. 17 6 010 Alto rh:ckens ducks & r'Abhit$ '171 0971 J (all tJsOn Lots A. Acreage -- No Money Down Roar, - Payton Realty IIAL.L REAl TY _____- PP I I IVARIL liv PLUS- 3 BR.? bath, maintained, well recently redecorated, nice trees A. Shrubs. $79,500 - Pigt. I - Entertainment Center. AM' -- bath, reduced from 531 600 171 600 for last cash deai a-Wanted to Rent - CHICO& THE MAN USED CARS - 67-livestock-Poultry -- __---- $61600 NOCK5 ___________ _____________ Chihuahua puppies. AXC, sonic yer We Trade Anything small $65 up One female 1605 37') miniature Dachshund, red. $65 Also Siamese kittens, $10 and 515 '69 Falcon hardtop SPort COUPØ ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING standard Shift. 6 cylinder, new Al-ID BOARDING KENNELS. 373 rirabet. excellent qas mileage, a' 5757 conditioned 5*50 or best offer Phone 8)1 5902 _____ (.COfl INCOME Comfortable & rdifl',f'cIent 7 BR with 7 avant mints. r..'ilc SIlO en $29000 with I BR home ott 'WI) ACRES 54-Gaig Sales rir'.msd nanilen land or pasture I 177.000 ('.lC,,,N'T ;r C,ARAGE SA F I APC,F SHAPED F EPICED BACK YARD with '1 FiR, I bath home Furniture. .'Iothinq. drum set. 7 auifar, exercise ecuipment cACRIF ICE Hr,me cxi lake. 1 BR. Fantastic buys August 78. 77. 78 7 t.,tPS r'ntral 1.-al a r 240? kr,' Avm' - Sanford Phone ') .t'C) I OCA If C) COMMEPC At,. #67* lçim sale ci' "is' ('15' t 177000 OPPORTUNITY For Your Junk Cars 37') 1)29 ______________________________ rM 5tm'cpej PAdi 75" Color TV with remflte control, record player 5150 S74 1511 ______________________________ 817W 1st St .372 56-lI. 322 7757 BUILT WITH PRIDC-IBR.2bath. all m.lras. Irqe 'ocms. 2' -i acres It deal garage. ShOP. Will All of part ,sarehDusr renicleI t u,j' ?enant 122 '11 or 37? 6-a?0 ________________________________ CASH Maltese Puppies beautiful, white, S wtt old. AKC Req. 5)505700 fi4 Color TV's from $50. B&.'i, from 115. Srrvicp ,stI mkS HERBS' - 'TV 1700 S Frich, 373 1734 CHOICE LIST 17465 'tuf CONTRACT - - ' 1700 377 5757 - IN ALL PRICE RANGES "SFRVICF BEYOND Real Estate ________________________ Y'1ariner's Village EN 3/? Il If AFTER HRS 3770618 3273991 Kish Real Estate - --- 531 BALL REALTY -- rntrat F lOti&1t S MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771991 19195 French 777 7371. 377 1196 373 191-I 1/? 1959. 372 1164 _____________________________ 3,S-vbi$e Home Lots - Siberian HuSkiC. AKC Female, all white. lOrnos -'-' - - 2 Bedroom. 1901 Smmmmerlir, Ave 16.900 327 3197 - Stemper Realty - Cash For YOur Junk Cams 373 1766 KEPIMORE WASHER. parts. Sr'-,:( e uS'd machnes PAOOP[ 5' APPLIANCES 323 0697 Acre Pm'lty. REALTOR 123 7150 ii JUST REDUCED 51.000. 7 ftP. I bath, large corner lot, drive by 7001 Surrmsim.rI'n At,,' and c..Il for t'q'tAl'. si Twp b.'drcinm trailer •sir con il-toned Ights & water tufliShnd '173 5659 IMjke your Budget gofurtrser, V'iop I ip. ClassifIed Ads every day F'rrim' P-opes _______________________________ I POOL HOME- Pedu:t-d O0O. 3 lIP. 1 t',sth. central heat air. Florida room, lenced 'van A real - 737 159 2615 i'aimett Ave : ________________________ Yclvinator refrigerator, Sidi by 5dm', on frost, clean, good con dilion, $100 Phone 377 7739 7521 Park Drivc 34-IobiIe Homes 1961 Pontiac ----WCC? Plum' Lustre Electric Carpet ¶l-uarripoo.r fC)rOnly$l SOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- - -;. P P IA NC ES AT RtP(,AIN PRICES SANFORD t.uC 11014 171 1310 Twit BR, scr porch, FP, garage. I carpet, no Qualifyng 511,950 Hunt Realty, inc. PC. ALTOP 3279711 -- ..,--- 64-Equipn'ent for Rent _____________---- oh At IT '1 baths, garage, 125 750 Acre PtitY. REALTOR. 37) 1750 I __________________ Jim - - - -- -- 52-Appliances 322-2420 Anytime S,ir.tri":i lU 7801 8616311 - - I Casteltierry. immaculate 3 BR, I', ASSOC Pr"tl,'r ID' W Convinirrc One Bedroom Furn House SIlO Mo - czzzzz on beautiful wooded corner lot TP*v' price s right ,tt 120000 Call '1 * ii' u' ' 1 'd, 'I hi 2565 Park Dr REALTORS ______________________________ W. Garnett White j5 ' ____ Acreage _____- - - 37-BusinessProperty REAL ESTATE J- - 8G-Autos for Sale Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave - Sanford KULP DECORATORS 1I)7Y1 Itt St .3777335 'a" fliiv Furr,?urC - _____________ _____ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 307 Eust First Downtown 373 91)1 Eve 869 1146 - - ___________________________ - Singer Zig lao fl c,,tj-ret, 3 needle. front load deluim' Sewrig machine Sold new for 534900 Pay balance of $88 or 10 paymentS of $9. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER Your MLS Agency Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And g KISH I P EDUCED 53.500 - Owner says Sell1 This lovely) bedroom home - - ' Assume Payments i% P.'otorcycle InSurrice FiLAP AGENCY JiJ 3101 ,,nt ,tnt i)f, i, I .tI.. 'il$% lii'.' r/ r U? 2511 t31 9993 ________________ - - Spectractde granules t.m iaan ri ,_, ---...-, r..,., . a.'j i'm u.nuru*i,nu. Itt St . 37) 6630 -. • ! P1JLOP 322 7198 Used office furniture 62-Lawn.Garden 51-Household Goods blue. thm' golf course 15 green, and waiting for you' From the game rooms to 1Pm. spar ;ous living room you'll See impeccable taste throu1)bout A beautiful home los' ttie di$cniryiinitting buyer .Im)(l dii y mOm s.'If 3 Becirrwsnis. plus large iimnily room anti furn,stsed klt( Pert. a'. tr, If-' Yrxjr prr.. 1I 5Pm) 78-WtOrcyc$eS Wood cc ',lrr'l d.',h f'l'fi)twC desk 'rretaral desa', & P. - m'har%. %, chairs. Straight chairs, tiling cahintm4s, ass Cash and Carry PIOLL'S Casselb.rry. I? 97.8)0 1706 ______________________________ _____________________________ 371 7151 ' in THE POSES ARE RED--- the pool SOniC tii up _____ -- stro - - MAITLAPID FLEA MART oj', SAL ES t E#SDER" CaIlBart Real Estate ped Call eves 679 3091 - porcelain MiSc -.-- - ' _______________________________________ Call 327 3178 to find our information on how to receive a free set of waterless rr,cKwre ,,.j For rent or sale 7 yr's old, 3 BR. 2 bath, family rm . 2 car garag'. central air, heat, kitchen equip - n Realty - -- ________________________________ VAS000WN Ste -- ceramic •'teph.snl, Vietnam. m'', &n&cj I Japanese Hibhi, - Make i'iftrr n iI ni ',iate C-Air 4 stylish 3 bedroom. 7 bath. toadied 3 11,-droom. 1 bath enclosing car port. I0 mm,, plus deposit 373 I I 75.1 _______________________________ 7 Story.) bedroom, central heat and air: neighborhood niCP References required $190 month 1)00 dm'rssssit Phone 377 7399 -- - Tw 3 6.4 641 r 'UP.'INOL Pay Yourself 51.000 Wages :.' bAL IY- CO. BROKERS ---- QicOrd.t;oned Batterie's, $17 95 cx change REEL'S RUDY SIICP. 1109 Sanford Ave - - 1911 Mv,--y 17 ? Oo'n 5's? & Sun 9 Inflation Buster 26065 Hw5' 17 92 REAL TOP 32') 5174 MEETINGS M danditmi Al pçp SanlancioRe,sity Inc. REALTORS r'.rne83l 677? Lovelyccitt ar ..v v, Adultt 140 pets 377 7741 - fleeutiful ranch type home Ostern area 1657 '171 AIM 2 BR , fenced yard, carport, private street. 516.900 Terms 373 6670 - - - - 7o-AUtO Parts 60-Off ice SuPplies ' Ut,'. 1?') 6173 Niqht fl ___________________________ Duplex 7 bedroom, Lorsqwood IllS month --_________-______ 33-Houses Furnished . , JUt-INS I - ?977Hw', 17 'In 5961 ______________________________ ___________________________ Yu'll find a huym'r wditing for whatever vo., have In Classified (') bi'm'l) it Sell it And tend the bids a rlw'rk It'll come in handy -- ____________________________ 7 New 7 hr'mlrrinm home on Oak Way. Sanford 5)30 month - I P.'q Real Estal.' Broker flU W Is? 5? 3 Bedroom patio homes, $209 mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE 372 7090 _______________________________ - ,, 7736061 or 373 OS)? eves Sanford, Doflry in REALTORS 8)0 6061 After HrS ill 1470 M UNSWORTH REALTY Bedroom with lamily room or third l)edrØOfTi Air conditioned with fenced yard 5)60 mo 1898 7)06 2E' Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t I I Come On Out And See For Yourself. Hwy. fly Elaine RiChard, can o'ur from go.ng without a Publish Ag 19. U. P. Sept 7, 9, 1975 "MEANSTREET" Circle. •. Arthur H ftkwith, Jr ___________________________ 2P4EW BIG HITS Mayfair tnmr DAVES' 373 nyrt ROBSON MARINE -__________________________________ Seiiha Diving C,t'ar. aluminum tank with hark pack eguIator with (PC (.aur,e8, Emner4ency Valve pr Sweat Suit Professional mask 8. v. r)iv.'es cAtch bag. Writt d."pthctAge Complete outfit 5375 m', Pest nffer Excellent Condition s;n I'll 3605 * you Qualify' rt',%ly p.'lintq'ct Sled mc 1st 8. lt P. itr'persil Sunl,trrJ 32) 0545 III Hot" payment, monthly payments less than rent Government SubsidiZed to Qualified buyers Call to see conditioned Florida has been I ted against kOu. and you cents ttnd ask for The Health proves holding the shoulders are rlr,d to serve a copy of your thereto, if ifly. Letter number 2-6 on Tobacco: back and corrects or prevents written di'li'n _____ / ____________ _____ I AdultS only, new 1DR. air. wt carpet. ceramic tile bath 8. kit chefl Residential area $130 uc HEIGHTS, SECTION TWO. ac Sanford ______ Ready To furniShed air conditioned References reguired $100 month 150 dm'Nu' t t'hOnp 31? 7)99 you know that your club or organization c.n pp'M In this Iistirq each week for on! 53 per t5eek This is an ideal way tn inform the public yovr club activities _____________________ _______________________ Rm'gularat7sp M Anything that stretches the •.j nruflli5piq Get all the egupmen dii-' fl"f'd for those big ones with Experts 01 Did YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED breast might enlarge it, but it OF.NOAILYIIA.M.TfL9:)0P.M.-FRf.ASAT.TILtO;3OpM, lI'i9Fren(PIAv,.(Hi.w8y17.) 5)351150 CoIorTV QUALITY 11414--NORTH tI&SR 131 Longwood For A List _____________________ can have health problems and Is pushed forward, like putting the breast on a pillow. 3 PP. 1',' btth, ar c.,'.,, We Buy Furniture _____________________________ CAlL 377 7611 Crank Realty Pie.', houses na rural area 740 do.vn 32-Houses Unfurnished I-jrnSPuerj tiles inCtudCd itri '.'.y "Get ' Em While * * They're - Ear11 tirdat 7 IS P M RACE WITH PCT(RFONDA that muscles will increCac in accumulation of fat will enlarge day of September. 1975: otherwise a Iudgme'nt may be entered against THE DEVIL WARCEPIOATES size when exercised. Does this the breast in some women, but for the retit demanded in the ALSO It 'OE OF THE GREAT ' Directory Daily 8% KATIE HENRY. P'.s wife, this newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, front chest out and enhances cording to the plat thereof as IOCING (HAn 'I,, Jfl 0185 atm' ,.' etc * ______________________________ 1LAKE MARY- 2 BR Duplex: $150 plus $50 deposit rorrestGnecne Inc PEAl TOPS * _________________________ Radio City Station, New York, the breastline wBhout in- reconjed In Plat Book II. Page 45. 'C•O ''." NY1919,sendalong,stamped, creasing the size of the breast Public Records of Seminole County, . Check 1 3 or 1 ip mini farm, with lots ol fruit Has I BR apt ceiling below dooraitAl at 175.900 - abe Mary 1110 3771261 r l'n'' together. When you strengthen prestige and also bring you personal satisfaction, ICC bedroom , If 1)00 per riD The Business Every Wed & Sat Early Birth 7:15 p m __________________________ ALso, certain exercises Irn- in Seminole County, Florida Lot 1, Block 7. LINCOLN pocketbook will enhance you health write to me In care of prove posture which throws the ___________________ SENSUI%RflUNB ___ I furnished or unfurnished Ne*l redecorated Cone see 300 C Airport Olyd . Sitntovd 373 1)40 TAXCREDITAPPLIES lot of health problems, but you the breast even a small breast \n excellent year lies ahead never smoke. For more in COVE APTS re & 7 bedroom aparimerlis 1114 I arce 7 bedroom dupip,. kitchen eqtiippm'fl. completely fenced Bingo { .. tl'ia,'r etc Buy I or 1001 ferns Larry's Mart, 71% Sanford Avi 9973 arid a friendly Ad Visor *11 help you ,. 7175 YALE AVE - 31-Apartments Furnished MeetIngs Busine 730 lstTues Tobacco is associated with a and enlarge the muscles behind TO CHARLES HEILRY iid fir you. Added funds in your formation on tobacco and BAMBOO tel.nhr,rtn RA1.107A 'anf,j doubt that any of the caustic called the pectoral muscles, A COMMERCE, NOTICE OF SUIT Rentals MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION do with your problem, and I muscles behind the breast, OF FLORIDA DEPARTMEP T OF about a dramatic change either, run 12 year h-stOry C*SS OfOyeVt i WIK KAP WASH to he one of tp highest investment returl husinMses known We provid finanm- nn. SitC analysis, con 'Intirtion and service Call Bol lay collect (81)1 977 3019 ti.y Il 92 50thdI Sanford today. Your efforts will bring exposed to are related to It pressing the palms of the hands , I .i ,,i, Chapter 30 It.s l797IMt't. Keep yourself busy a home fwnes you may have been good example is the one of ' r.f (ii,', i If yrtii've riarbi'rl then-ri 'ill to college, fp nrar'Ianr. service or wherever, do them a favor Place a iidssifieml ad and %sIt thur old hike',, 'bates, Sijrfbnarcl% and other thinu'. that arm' clutleninq uo 7139C,At E PLACE-- 3 BR, l' bath, nareoc, 'I yrs old, in new con ditio 171.900 JOHN SAULS AGENCY CASH 372.4132 ITEMS. WI NT F R SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 373 7611 or 83) YOUR COOP? - For uSed turniture appliances tool•., M.SKL ROOM TO STORE YOUR 717 RAV WOOD CIRCLE- 3 BR, Ii, bath. flPW carpet in excellent condition Large lot $71,500 3 PP, 1'.' bath home, can assume mortgages nay small closing, and fifl'Ii' fl 1st mnrtmjaqq' p.tynrtenl Si.0 "irintlif, LOPIC,W000. beautifully located on ___________________ 2 acre plat Deluxe 2 bedroom ctuplexm'j. air, carpet. drapes. appliances, utility room, carport $170 _____________________________ Duplex, lbedroom turn apt .adults _•.. ... '"I ¶ J professIonal ollici No experience 10-Apartments UntUrnlsFc lando Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O Box 8094 A. Orlando, Fla 32806. AMERICAN VETERANS "-?t (IF I 1014!. Ni-s Duplex, Furn unlurn I)rop.'s. Wattr, Lawn (MC 373 1875 or o#4 aO.l,s Never iisr',l II' Halhdwav fiberglass f,p,in 4 bo1 8. trailer with I S mntor Also 15' Traveler & Trailer with 'IS HP 1,%ercury. so 3n oou after I p m KIDS F LOWN SANFORD WITT REALTY Pr'u P.'al Ettp Brok,'r 371 OA-IO 373 5715 _______________________________ 68-Wan?ed to Buy 55-Boats & Accessories - 25" TV, Stereo COmbination (heap ('riot I'nrtdt)Ii Also 1961 t"'sirl't p.ck. up 3730701 - 31A-Doplexes Tuesday, Aug. U, 1975-78 for Sale Vjtcbpn Bathroom Cabinets, C er tops. Sinks ln$tallat,on addit able Bud CCbØII 'In 105? any time, by owner, 'I tIP. 2 SANFORD bath. 7 yrs old Central Peat air, s-erp."t. garage, sm, ',ed porch. large Int. mined location Assume 7'. pci or $SO down. Fl-IA Priced '.lnw i HA appraisal 373 6137 I"W Si F THIS 519500 4 I'rdrnc.n,, l'i baths Assume nortciarm' Owner will carry 2nd nu'irfnane with si.000 nlowa Nice efficiency apartment, upstairs. all utilities lumn 59? 50 Adults only 377 7796 ev,'% A. wk ncit _______________________________ -- in drAw and cut lettering, 319 5675 NEW HOMES. 3 and I S IWt riown. i'a pci interest 7SiS Park Drive $70 up High school diploma Reply to 00. - DISABLED Most of those exercises yOU HENRY, his wili, THE UNITED Defendants. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE with people nu sell "Don't Needs" ,i,itP .jnt act More information may be obtaIned from the Wage Hour office at Rm. 309, Or- All OF AMERICA, results in a better Un- Theviruspneumonlayouhad readaboutorseedemonstrated STATE CREDITHRIFT ACCEPTANCE derstandinganda happier day asactiildwouldhavenothingto are designed too work t.he CORPORATION, and THE STATE for you. PISCES (Feb. s-March 20 JAbVS Person to work 'I NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS Exercise will improve the A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAYS WANT ADS' l's like pennies from heaven wtie; ased on age from emDloyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. N UT I C E DEQ 151 ___________________ - I This NEWSPAPER does ot knowingly accept HELPWANTED ADS that indicate a preference 1fl Sanford, Florida 37771 PubliSh Aug 76 Sept 7. 9. II. 1975 NAME LAW recentlyhadsurgeryforit,and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ARIES (March 21-April 19) one who has been a bit testy change in thought or direction I don't smoke, but in some the undersigned. desiring to engage proves fortunate for you. You areas where I have worked nt,usines%underthefic'tltiOusname Teamupwithsomeonewhohas lately. 04 LAW't OIl'S JEWELERS at Suite can gain benefits from your there have been some caustic CANCER June 21-July the same work objectives. It 16, AItamcinle MaIl, IOS A East Ideas you have for the home new attitude, fumes, and also, when I was a lIIt'thO(LS since the breasts are Altrnr'nte Drive. ifi the City o could prove very profitable for SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) child I had a bad case of virus not muscles? today are good ones. Get out Altamorite Springs. Florida. intends both parties. I had the opinion that exer- to register the said name With the TAURUS (April 20-May 20j and shop. You'll find exactly You're especially attractive pneurnouia. Could that have today, and stand out among caused this' Would appreciate cising would increase the bust Clerk of the Court of Seminole YOU can accomplish a great what you want, County, Florida deal today, Tackle that tough size. I know exercising helps Dat..c thiS 71st day of AuOuSt. 1975 LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) You'll friends. This happy day could )'OW opinion, LAWION'S project ycu've found difficult to hear from a friend today who alter some ideas you've had firm and prevent sagging, but DEAR READER -About ALIAMONTE MALL. INC another. complete in the past. has an excellent suggestion on about per cent of cancers of the lung will it cause a lasting Increase fly Harry B Gordon. SAG1TARIUS (Nov. 23-DeC. President in size rather than just ternGEMINI (May 21-June 20) A how to get something you've 21) in men occur In smokers, des'eIoent of a new Publith Aug 76. Sept 2 9 16 19/S happy day for the family. You wanted. Heed him, As a woman you will be in- porary as in the ca.ce of weight (lEO 151 friendship will help you can now solve the problem of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) pout- Ierested to know that women gain and fluid gain? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR how to get along with a loved Some extra effort is all you'll cialb' in areas both very mi- are far less prone to lung DEAR ItEAt)EIt No, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL portant and vital to your perneed today to get you over cancer, particularly during the exercise does not increase the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sonal satisfaction. top in a task that has been Jan chIld-bearing years, but a size of the breast. The breast Is COUNTY, FLORIDA. CAPRICORN Dec. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1704.CA.O9•A 'iving you fits. Get going. higher per cent of lung cancers all fat, glandular tissue, blood 19) hard work, plus a little help LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A from FOEPAL NATIONAL MOR Dame Fortune, brings in women occur in the absence vessels, and liberous conTGAGE ASSOCIATION, lob of smoking. Also, the type of nective tissue and ligaments. long-sought success in your Plaintiff, _______________ URGAINMATS.(VIRYDAYI K2:3ORM.SL25 -' working conditions Insuranc benm'fts Call for appt 668 449) P 0 Drawer Z Lamb cancer besides smoking? I For Wednesday, August 27, 1975 - ABLE TO PREPARE BREAK FAST 1046 Hrs per week, oc. - Attorneyt for Petitioner r (CT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR 14-busIness OpportunItIes tWO IS) CLEVELAND & MIlE 373 7611. ?.l,tie rum fq'ui,tlq' , tuil -r li,,rt time lr P0mm' health care. 5ille-r corn panions and light hOutikiepirig d'jtjes serving the elderly in Seminole County Call Project OASIS 373 7090 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE' . Herald. Ext ________________________________ hri Publish' Aug 76. 1975 Arthur H Evening , Sanford. FIn, 3777) 1,ittar 1.'sSc,n'. 5751) ii Ii',ti 3?) 361 David 8. ()o (ounly, Fioidd, and Serve a COPY at he Front (West) Door of the thereof on Petitioner's Attorney, SminoIe County Courthouse In Jack I Bridgis of Cleveland 8. Sanford. Florida. the above Mile. P 0 Drawer Z. Sanford. personal property %Cri Florida p771, on or before thi 30th That laid sale is being made to day of September. 1975. or otherwise satisfy the tirm of said Writ Of adefauIlwiiIb.enleredaasnst you. Execution WITNESS my hand and official John t Polk. seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sheriff on this 72nd day of August. A 0 • Seminole County. Florida 1975 The 11-Instructions and file your Ans*e- or other timber, A 0 1975. offer for sale and defenseor pleadng with the Clerk of sell to the highest bidder, for cash, j Insizuctiona: The hidden name, listed below appear forward wonderful way to spend an dramatic struggle to survive. mankind. Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off P C I H S A M I 1 0 1 It K It I' 1820s, Richard Harris stars as a EVENING AT POPS RERUN A mauled by a bear, and his with a vendetta. unemng, dedicated servants 9:30 (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity C It V H T It ; II N H H ( Can you write' Do you live in the Oviedo If so. contact me im mediately, if not sooner I need a Correspondent who can Cover city council meetinas -----------------. -. and ke.n un.,.ih the local news If ou can answer affirmatively 10 the questions above, give me a call Bill Currie, t Respondent. end LINDA W and the undersigned as Sheriff of JOHNSTON. Wife Petetione,. these Seminole County. Florida. will at presents command you to appear 11 00 A M on the 17th day of Sep the patients for all the other Hayman and an assortment of a young director has problems doctor series that make the "old-tuners" songs with the with a lading big star on his doctors out as unfaltering, audience joining in a sing- picture, the director decides to Beaver I I) It A I, It I. V K 'otjerni:inq your HØme Sell no longer needed but useful itemS *ith a Classified Ad br 2 Bedrooms Adultsonly PARK AVE NUE MOBILE PARK '- tp.'t io!iS I BR, 7 tsth I r rId r,mty rm , double (:arar.' C.rryl nr'iahPirhood Reduced to ft oWner 661 676') 'I BEDROOM. bath. faniily rr'nm. doubie carport MID 70's 50-Miscellaneous Hf 1)9.500 ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St 510, c a The Evening Herald, P.O NOT ICE IS )4E E ElY GIVEN that bi' virtue of Hid certain Writ of EKecution IssUed Out of and under In Re; The MarrIage f: the e4l of the Circuit Court Of JOSEPH 0 JOHNSTON. Seminole County. Florida. uifl • Husband ResPondent final judgment rendered in the and aforesaid court on the 13th day of I, tNDA W JOHNSTON. J',nuary A 0 1975 fl that certain WIe Pit;oner entitled. J t Truluck. doing NOT ICE OF ACT ION business as Securty Lumber & TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Supply Yard Plaintiff. vs Bertha JOSEPH 0 JOHNSTON. WHOSE Collier, Ed Collier and Mary Lee RESIDENCE IS CITY OF MAR Collier. Defendant. wti'Ch aforesaid TINSVILLE, COUNTY OF HENRY. Writ of Execution waS delivered to STATE OF VIRGINIA. AND me as Sheriff of Seminole County, WHOSE MAIL:P4G ADDRESS IS Florida. arid I have levied uPon Hi Pt 5, Box III Lot No 7. MAR followino de'S(ribed property owised TINSVILLE VIRGINIA 71112 by Bertha Collier, said property A sworn Petition for Dissolution of being located In Seminole County, Marriage a Vinculo h-svinq been Florida. particularly more filed regarding your marriage tO described as followS B T H P 1 I F K 1' '1 I % N J F' () I) F' S ' ' I. t' Q T () C K II (I I. M ( It 'F B It 1' seasontsgiving"equaltime"to program, featuring Richard "Image of Evil" RERUN When 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (L9) Movie (44) Leave It To IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1751.CAO4.A li have listings We have buyers We need another real estate Ii centre to help us make Sales Forrest Greene, Inc 37) 6353. 32? 1970. eves trim' children II hrt wb Own transportation 373 7911.6 to d (3 L A N I) U 'F .' . I x1. " I U K ' A K K ' recognizes the bride-to-be as a Wilderness" RERUN Set in the ti, .)TOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads :1dn't work Il-if C ,',i .jtilni t '( I F' W M A I. M U V I S U V V S I K It I OF TIlE WEEK "Man in the ' ' 'xoenience No Samples free Start P4ow 349 5170 or 319 5691 AVALOP4 APARTMENTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses 4)-Houe • _ii,i -i- i , Legal Notice 9.11 ABC TUE.SDAY MOVIE Story," an anthology about which runs into a major obstacle when Richie's father doctors, and the way t1ann V Eat il-u. p -1I5, Wh.lt t'.U,, 5 to the it,iti,i' , ' Conldinc ',m'mj lllinij ,jndsauce in a crust Company Fare, sIlo good lor picncs and lunr'hes Send self,'ddrescett Stamped i'flvClOpe and II 00 to C F Recipes. P0 BOx 157. Apophis Fi4 1270) 'rithin' Vinegar' 06' Kelp' Now all four In one capsuie. asK for V06 . FauSt's Drugs s A A C K II (3 (3 C I' S 'F A V I' S B If V Abby Mann is now embarked next half hour deals with leaves his exile on the island of • WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF AUG 25 1975 RaymoJ Fail Legal Notice : H '1' u R L' T fi S I F \ It It () A It A /. () K F' A C I , F s Things to part time necessary ANTED YESTERDAY i,ir,,i 18-Help Wanted I It I) K X F: () It A M S .1 F II 0 I A J) F I) FAf.EDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlCOhOlIC AnonymOuS Can Help Call 17) 4581 Write P0 Bo* 1713 Sanford. FlorIda 37771 on another series, "Medical Fonzie's anticipated wedding, Corslcatosearchforthe cache. almost appears to be going stripper. (44) RelIgious Townhall 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo (44) Fllntstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges a It F F N S A I. A U K M () It ..\ T V S U ( F; K Si,ni.s,,,I ii,.,'., ---------.__. . III gdrdcn equpmenl claSsified ads IC cias rhItf :arr 0 .'. I. I) N I I. V N N E .1 K N o I N ..\ K N V .\ It I. It K for Read toda' QOOd buys Nine Court in a for Seminole County. To*n of Sanford Florida, ac Florida. the short titteof which iIN cording to plat thereof it recorded THE MARRIAGE OF E in Plat flock 7, page 71, SemInole JOSEPH 0 JOHNSTON. HUthdnd County Public Recordt been conducting interviews, (6) News Boo's Big lOf) K :\ It () It \ I. H l I. Vt F "Kojak about the conviction "Suspect" RERUN Touch of and easy-going con artist, It diligence of certain members of every effort to get behind bars Browne returns for the series. MORNING I) I Looking 4-Personals 4-Personals Sweden SEEK & FIND' . 9-600d .III iui adics as fashion show directors for SarahCoventry Jewelry earn $3lo $5 per hour cor,,mission F5ili 0' Child rare in my hUnt Lake Mary 1 SiC area Large play 'vurC SuperviSed Swimmung 32 3171 Sundoy - Noon Fridoj aai jail i tL)AM•l2 starring Tony Curtis as a Sharp overturned because of the once he is released and makes Itrone are featured, but only (44) Donahue Jail FRIDAY & SATURDAY day an evening ilcI care 6 30 am to a iii A Chitd' World 373 8171 : 31-Apartments Furnished - on your can hours Earn extra income as an AVON Repretenta tivi Call 611 3019 Fwperirn(p Free, 411 2027 for "We Care""Hotline" AdultS or Teens DOWN ., 4 - Wanted Complete child care %ervicei Ne, Summer Program, HEY DIODLI OIDOLE DAY CAPE 373 5690 tOgi7 nt Nixt to new Drivir, License nureau 37? 6615 Noon The Doj Before Publicotlon I lll• I 18-Help A BABY'S WORLD Carefor infant 41C a line 1 thru S times 31c a line 6 thru is times 24c a line 26 times (SI.00 MINIMUM CIIARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Jijil uIII Ia HOURS ' RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. iLli juIl_ - 831-9993 322-2611 II to Shakespeien A is Long fish (4VJ j N OiD[YPicl ________ KIng t LIIE N111S1 tjVE$NlTI 16 Newspaper ii awav LL (II P1 lolA lPiTJI Op.flOr' IO)CIO!' '8 Cr.CkC(1 p 17 Chco 2d U' African r' çn 19 £fluMS 43 Uric 70 Card game 23 Perfume 29 Couches 21 Mesh 24 Tropical palm 3 Wesrdt'r 44 Gem i2Consumes food 25 Ourden 33 Eth.opan ruIr 46 Ilgh.i, 24 Memorandum .6 r'roI-lf", ti'm 38 Oress 47 Seth c sa tj b 26 Italian C w flecumtr'nt 48 Acs 1141 .i;ø'. 27 Marb" tf V 1ri.Ili r'hr ''' 30 Hds 32 Eiplos. 34 Throbs ll AflTh1 36 Kr:: i, p " ('' 39 Jc-,r. 40 Ens ates,' ii Comim QrlQndo - Winter Pork Seminole • (9) Marcus Wt?Iby (13. 15) Burke's Law t44.. LJIfldflla 1100 (7.6.8,9) News (6) soI B I4and pa't I? Winulike p.ul 13 Att Puzik' '.p(1't 1 I PD 5 1 I 4 Used a bron' _______ i: o t. S Ocean curieffi c1öl16IilAIL Is_I 6 Puns top'rn.' c A 7 Most ____________ _____ 8 Pet'Js A T _____ 9 f HIGHLIGHTS (13) Carolina Country l(i (13) L.iw And Mr JCfl('c to C' (2, 8) Police Story Don't (24) Mister Rogers (35) Rocky And (24) Florida Report 830 (2. 8) Movie (9) Movie coo (6) HawaiI Five 0 5:00 (9) You Yoga (24) D#al Baseball 11 300 NewS Ryan's Hope (24) World Press (35. 44) Movie (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A (13) MovIe c0 (2, 8) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (S. 44) Braves (a) (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog (2. 8) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romaqnolis Table (35) Mv Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges (11') cnirit flf P (9) 130 Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) 1 ucy Show (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (35) Fitman (44) GilIlgan's Island Rson (6) 1?) Hollywood 430 (2) .earme Wolf 7' 30 (2. 8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And iFitTi5I te, OuS I1At11 IA tR I I I C IT I T IA1 1N11 ITIEIRJ II!i'' I Poisonous 4 PuvcoI.th (7 J S n.fmf' ACROSS ArAer to P It vcxs are having difficulty tundnq i place tm, liye car to drive a iou or same yrisi Ps.5yp need l rpAct 'II r'i - m *,,i' .5(1'. n,.r, mJ4y ___________________________ Well Driflirig Sanfotci B.-s-rw'ss t,5i(f-,.nes JZ1 - Paint & Body Work WELtS DRILLED PUMPS ____________________________ You Pave lr'ed It" rest now try the best F sped pi mit 8. m''ct AO$K 738 7Yt .tt' m t mi imi t Pick up 8. uleI.vci' , * _____________________________ SPRINKlER SYSTEMS All type's aOd I Werepair andsenivce S'T 1141 MACHINE P. 51.1 (('L 'V CO 207.5 lr'd 5' 3?? 6432 �SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL Tuesday, Aug. 2. 17S Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE 3 BEST 10 952 AKQ. S 86 VJ7 • K J .9 £K 62 £54 SMITH Ii)) £A3 vA94 A75 NEW 1ES, T1XT'5 ) MAN,\OU'E 5UE IN kT! ,1H RIGMT BUSINE55 T'WAVE & NAME LILE 'ILIUSZ FIRST NAME S t , 41 ONE MOQE IMF-, I'M t.OIIJG TO START c'IAC<iNc, A GUN go riI 110. 141 6 • , Pa ss • i ,' 2 N r.i IdIS Opening lead - K Five diamonds is a better contract than three notrump, but expert South was in three rintrurnp He (lucked 01W sptde Sometimes defenders shift by Art Sanson suits, but a second spade was ICU He needed a successful clubfinesse to collect 10 tricks, but South saw there was a slight ex tra chance. East just might hold the singleton king of diamonds. Anyway, South wasn't vulnerable and decided it was worthwhile to play the diamond ace to see what would happen, lie did and East dropped the i' FN PPPi.E WHAT PIP L tiJT1T _ than friends who use it will be likely to disagree One interesting feature is the suit two-bid. Two clubs is a forj t cing catch-all; other two-bids are one- round forces and show you. Elmo, I had a water softener strong distributional hands "I forqot to tell without an inordinate number installed today!" of high cards. Thus A K Q J5 43 V A Q 32 • 2 B Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS .1. ---WOUIU be upviieu (WI) Spades in Canadian Acol. So would many slightly weaker hands. By Oswald & James iacoby ~00 cot ( I the Jaco'ys Write "Ask the care of this newspaper. The most interestrng questions will be used in this column and writers will receib- e copies of JACOB V MODERN) -'' AND 3u1' TS iS JUST N 11 ..ST , IAEEK : H AD TO \ET A a-PA STORE / iA GO; ) by Garry Trudeau r- A I I _t • t'JI.LY&2T LIT AUW fl4c! '6M'1'& ,51 sj,4/ g/6816b'6 , . C! LU7 1W? 1/6 - i - --- ' &'6 ,'14C! .\ Ifl I. -- • \j , IJ- i I.,, . by Heimdahl & Stolfel BUGS BUNNY 1 WRIC I4A A TOUCH FROM OF INOtESTk THERE4 TH C.AKES AN CATSUP... HELP YESSELF.' MW WE TRiYJeLE 'IoU FOR / HE WAS ONCE FEANEP I IS 1-091 N WITH A COMPOSING T}iE ST1CK RYAN IRATE PRESSMAN,ThERE9Y I SORIA 'tSCATIERIN& HIS 'E". H TLLY009 E-r'rIoR, roch PAARhET! % ATE R sR1I - PERCY E)(11A!VEAP" A1.1.. AØOUT ir! PENOLJNCER JMEWPS QK., OUT REMEMfR: RVJ'J .A€2'CkJT THE 1 CiLl(. - by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS I DESERT DENOUNCE '-- ACES FOR CIRCUI.A1101J / -. PIPR r 4) Chic Young I LII(E MY EGGS THIS IS THE W0Q51 BREAFAST1 EVER) TASTED' )Tft SOFT. SOF'T r' . so, ,1 L r ANt) MY BACON CRISP, CRISP. \- CRISP/ r— )1I j' I (pIPE DOWN OQ I'LL THROW YOU t I - OUT OU OUT/ LW • - CERTAINL) NOT 'rOU.j DEAR 6 7__Jc - 4 _ LL -7 -- by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP IS HA/1N THANp( OU' CAN I HELP ON PAR;zcr ri RESENT T'HE S/IWG WAY "\ [\ BOYS IMPLY THEY' 'E THE SURX,' NC), — I WITM YOUR I525,(ii Lmg the same thIru to the Montgomery Ward stru cturt- ould save aiut - Vhie, ti But, ac - ording - - -. - •., CAPTAIN EASY Q1. EA5: ptpjT THAT PILOT EvJ 5EE OuR SIG)J M.MAB WiRE HERE cOREVE I1 ju5T eEC4L)E ME POE5JT I6PML BACK PRG'VE5 JOTMIJS,.. HE MAY — ,E1.APtOI46 A RE5CUE CRAFT TO PICK U5 UP I 7 BE5IPE... 8Es'¼5 yOLrRE RIGHT, f STOCK HERE I5J'T 1PARLIN6.WHlCH 0TERRI61,E•,14 I REMINDS ME.. LON7 A WERE / WHAT INERE Cu GOIP3 TO AY 1O6E1'HER JLJ5PT BEFORE THAT PLANE 'HOwEP LIP? - - f I II" - 1114, -Z b N1..." f flj jJ 1 THEIR -._ PLAC~_! • £' -- • I - . Ms. Anderson said cornraissioners each year have SKATE-A -THON rechiced tazes. AIDS CHARITY - And, On a recent press con ference, Vthleo promised to hold taxes to the bottom line f-prniflac rate certified by the - - apprai.ser JOHN KtMflg(bt(H P g vin a munity center and setded for a potential 1132,OCO in center for 10 %ears beLause it uould add character" to the area and provide day care facilities for children of sorktng partots as !Ae1l as a communications center for Midway residen t s. Joyce Sellen, a county planner, said the grant application — which will be mailed Thursday — stood a better chance of funding from federal of. licials if money is slated for paving and drainage problems. She said paving would "induce private ca o N 17 AA f -All ., IU A01 4 Ii,'A)' '1 IMrAt'.aIi"4) (I Al 4&k. k' —' / - / \ ' L7 ('ontinued On Page 2-Ai •, iii _• - - -- EnIorec'ement(FDCLE)On June - . 10 after an agent on his way un U development" and might "bring more tmnt'y into the Mith a communit The grants are from the I)t'partrnent of }ioIisu1t and Urban Dev elopment HUD) and are federal dollars (4imnnhissior Count% planners stressed that a successful grant this earod pen the do•' f future grants Seminole County. sfx~cifically used to brighten up areas considert-d to W,000 would gu tw,%arLL, con5truction, A a voil Lx aunity center. Mobley said the center is budgeted for $1000000, but added residents would "tailor" needs to the amount of the grant. Then Commissioner John Kimbrough asked 'Mobley if he wished to gamble for the community center and stand a chance of losing the entire sum. "We could get away better with a community center," Mobley answ ered. "But, I'd much rather have something than nothing." slum or blight" areas. The County Commission voted unaruiiou.sly 10 list paving and drainage in the application If its successful, the grant gould provide $31,000 for drainage and $88,000 for paving of five streets. An additional sum would Lx budgeted for cost overruns, County Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., advised Mid'a' residents to "look into some of the dollars and capture them for next year." Streets slated for paving re Miday, Crawford. Byrd, Gramby and Kings Hoad. He said Seminole Count)' will be in cornixUUon %1th other counties in its attempt to secure o 1? " II1j. - 'i r h- II!I Officials set the stage durui. CPA S ta rJ', (..uhtr, of \liar ii %1tednesda s Seminole Counts was asked to make an in - lj I y Firm '_ S Rate fluke Bid Clears First Hurdle • • Diane Isola Benedetti, 21, of Orlando, were arrested by agents of the Florida Depart ment of Criminal La ii Co • n Utilit "$'' controlled substance tam. phet.amines Gerald Fn Clary, 40, and *1 14 t* i i n H , ., -- -.- -. The curiumssion also created a local Public Employe i Continued On Page 2 Commission meeting for a rate vestigative analysis" of the increase for about 2,200 firm's request for higher rates. customers of the Sanlando Though Cohen's report Utilities. rapped the firm S methods o f About two months ago, at- figunng the rate base, the tornes for the firm asked that report b i cally, agreed i , ith Around The Cl Clock c ,, rates be doubled .auanuO oicias uut a rate , dge ater and sewage increase is in order Calendar for the average customer who Howard Osterman. a San- Comics > larido attorney, disagreed with Crossord Though no official corn Cohen on some matters during FiItori ai miss on action was taken at testimony by Cohen on hIS Dear Abby Wednesday's public hearing a report. Dr. Lamb certified public accountants Only a few questions were Iloruscope report recommended that the 1isked by members of the hospital commission grant the rate hike audience during the lengt1 Obituaries request hearing The area sered by Sports Commissioners have 55 days Sar.larxlo includes almost all Tt'lt' ision TODAY investigation after being comicted Tuesday by a circuit court jury of possession of - I Displaiug his tired blistered foot after 12 hours of roller skating at Melodee Skating Rink. to benefit the light against Muscular Dystropby,IsAllauCah11l, 1l,of 118 Lake Mliuik Dr., Sanford, son of Mr. and Mrs Don Cahill. Skaters went from 7 a.rn. to 7p,ui Tuesda> ., rM;e osri $1O. The Dna) figure will not be asitllahle mmlii all pledge mane>' has been turned in at V p.m. Friday. Youngest to I LniTh 12-hour marathon sas the years old. but a three-year-id put In 10 hours on skates. Herald Photo bs Bill Currlc - toda> pending a pie sentence bi Howie Schneider 1isA1MJA\ t"X)t) *.W.9.ZIN1. (CM. I (OUL- (ti&JIt)A((',' tiAl) -• A 40-year-old Spartanburg, S.C.. man was being held in jail ' EEK & MEEK kiY k11. SA to from a 7.25 land tax . U Herald Staff Writer .• ,f j jot :;ilLjon in taxes was collected SID 'IliLLN JR.. ,' VWJ t -i jr ,d'a,,, f / Ily 8081 LO D -- a, Last year's budget was for federal money to combat drainage problems and pave five streets, County officials told a Midway representative that it's possible the federal government won't grant the money unless it's to be used for high priority items — drainage and paving, "U it's a gamble, I'll take the drainage and paving. I'd rather have something than nothing," said Fred Mobley, a spokesman from Midway. — ' ' $15,921,761. More than $5 earlier ti.ld the comii:.:.sion area Moble residents have attempted to construct a community p I - thouse. Representatives of Seminole County's Mid ay area declined Wednesday to gamble for a corn M MAtE C'4AUVIWISTS po) JIA EE)3 I — ii V'bt'4 THE OTHER HAPID, FAIRLY TOME! . .• 1IJ i a eiu To Await by Bob Montana ARCHI GAY RAN LY3 nstruction of the library Vihlen says knocking out library wou!d save al) pa'ers because the count>' needs additional space which can be purciiased now cheaper than at a later date. A public hearing on the budget is set for 7p.m. Sept. 9 at the Seminole County Cour- d a MI 'w 4!Li1 "!LiI Seminole and the pendin g Community Center Deleted From Grant Request by Al Vermeer 1 - By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Whether the Seminole County School Board sets more hearings on its proposed $50.2 mnillion budget for the new year will be determined at a meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at the Alt.arnonte Springs City Hall. Assistant Supt. for Finance Roger Parris said this morning he will ask Board Chairman Robert G. Bud) Feather if additional sessions are necessary. The board ended two days of hearings late Tuesday in reviewing the budget, wihch includes a $1.3 million increase in salaries. If additional hearings are necessary, Hams said, "we may have to meet over Labor Day," A special meeting has been set for 7:30 p.m. Sept. 3 for the porpost of the board "expressing its intention to adopt the budget and to advertise the eight mills needed for the operating budget," Harris said. (Each mill equals $1 per $1,000 of appraised property value and is used as a measure for determining property taxes.) Harris said the board late Tuesday finished reviewing the capital outlay portion of the 3page computer printout budget. This portion does not involve millage, Harris said. since it includes state funds and an unspent $3 million from the drop of four mill,s (a special tax assessment which was dropped this year). The $3 million is earmarked for improving and upgrading the count"s older choo!; w hH a noe in Sit, Willuani P. Bud) Layer's "big priority." At tonight's meeting. the JJIy.W1Z1 PRISCILLA'S POP THE MAYOR SAYSN W$1OEVE VOTED HE'S C-1-OT TO RAISE )I THAT MUTTONHEAD TAXES AG,AJN',/ 1 INTO OFF1p- flery'ardb(IIl(l)flg in South "massive savings" to tax. t ed . chairman - revenues are down drastically. I1 FAM RI flJflI to get alternatives remain. They involve purchase of the Mon. paid to Seminole Memorial neither alternative is in the Lxst Hospi tal. interests of Seminole County. 1ihIen also says the suite, due The library was approved l, to its depressed financial the voters in a referendum last condition. pulled back on some year. And Orlando officials, comrrntrnents to Seminole Vihlen says. already are pur. County. chasing books and hiring 'For instance, it's costing personnel for the library 'S SiO7,0(.) in property tax money anticipated Oct. 1 opening datt to replace state dollars pulled lie said the Montgomery out of the Seminole County Department," the Ward purchase represents a Health said. 'thir federal and state WH 1' 8 -J-- I Two major monev-saving payments to cities and money ," - the properly ap. collector ~F praiser. housing prisoners, $400,000. ' DOONESBURY j ' -We find ourselves ith fl(ø Seminole County Coinalternative but to cut as far as missioners have sliced the 19Th. we can and then replace these 76 budget to a "bare bones" absent dollars with ad valorem *l,2l0,&46 — a figure which will taxes." necessitate a 6.1-mill land La.x Vihlen echoed comments instead of the 5.3-4 milLs cerfrom Commissioner John tiE ted by the county's appraiser. Kiri..,rough Kimbrough sa's $5 The Office of Management to $6 million in fixed costs set by Analysis and Evaluation the state have locked corn i OMAE) released the final missioner's in and dlsalloed figures today after corn- cuts in certain areas. mntssioners chopped 1.5 million -The commission has no off requests submitted by control over this mone> department heads. Kimbrough said . The money County Commission Chair- goes to pay for courts, employe man Sid Vihien Jr. said today retirement benefits, the tax that "right now the board considering further cuts, but it's going to involve some major policy decisions." OMAI: Budget Analyst Eleanor Anderson said the county will advertise for a 61 millage rate which will produce VIr $905,000 more than mone> anticipated from a 5.34 levy. Initially, department heads asked for $22-million, but commissioners pared those reesta to what Ven a "bar-c bones" budget of more thin $l$-ixMlliofl. 'It's going to be very difficult - by Larry Lewi CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS E'UMt' h1rn1d Sinfi Writer - Jaco'ys' .J. I "It's going to be very difficult to get more dollars. Our federal and state revenues are used to determine the amount down drastically. We find ourselves with no of taxes paid. For example. a alternative but to cut as far as we can and 6,1 mill le would require a taxpaer pa $6.10 for each then replace these absent dollars with ad $I. of the assessed alue of valorem taxes." his propert).) —Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. 8 ED PfllCKET (Do you have a question For lwrI:R INTE.ftI'HiI -26 I EdItor's Note: One mill is equi%alent to $1 per 11.000 of assessed property value and is American. Although our Cana- 0- THE BORN LOSER County Slices Bud get, Taxes May Be Hked Budget Meeting Slated I A Tororto reader asks. Pass 1 - Cana "What do ou think of the Cana than Acol bidding system?" We haven't space to describe it An full, but it is a sound, 1riPth44'hn that is freewheel i ng syst ;---em ------slightly inferior to standard North East South Ftorcii 1271---Pri ce 10 Cents S1-iriferd >"l kzik East-West vulnerable a!IF I HAVE 10 LISTEN 101HAT&G • 'p Year No 5-Wednesday . Aug. 27, 1975 £AQJ 97 by Dove Grout ALLEY OOP 0 a second diamond to dummy's 10. East discarded a wade! West asked, 'No diamonds partner?' After a repeated question East produced the jack. It won the trick and since East had exposed a spade he had to lead it. South went one down and to make matters real ly bad the club finesse was on all the time. Q108642 £ TH king. Now South relaxed. He led 26 NORTH '74 KQ r 0 By OSWALD and JAMES JACO8' ' . ' ' :'. -Aft : ' - —. . - $1,000 BOOST - I . I M '.: - : -i - i ';: ' hm -W M If It p. ', '. "i minolt hIi,h School lloosttrc [)a t%I( di' t irl', 'im•ford Iaor lee Moore, fourth from left presented a $1,000 check from Chase and Co. to the boosters club 'Ihosn ac((pting the check are from left, Sf15 Comb Jern Pose>, Boosters Presidint Frtd (.00d past Presith'nt John ('arli, pa%t President Jim Rowe and Greater Sanford ('hamber of ( ornmerre Kick - custoi'i" ' _11 TRIBE GETS as - I -k•l •_•, - . - ' 10A 5A .: 6B 4A lB 6B 6B SA SA 12 13-14A 68 't .' 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H; \Iou Lot $1 ,5 13i (N — 'SCUM 1H EE. SEVEN Belt of t Alli U ni H E. Ant Swi 68th Yf?ar, No. 3—Monday. August 25, 1975 -4 1/ F Ed 31' rrr to Hr. Cu Vi) ft ' J ( A DRAW! J I GUESS Jr Y1 / ____ / 1K:-) • / •v. •,. ' ' .. IN" DRIVIN ESON.' WELL,.- Ai)4V.. LE' j SAFETY FIRST — 3r IS TEJULE AT 1' 1.3 YOUR HOPITALlZATC'N INSURANCE - ) , S0GSYS DRMWO SCHOO , / i V & IIidal). Ie I •. .'. '- :' ' 1 .. .. - A NSII3CTH S1ART J', 3 ONE 0' Thi' SSENTiAL d LTXJD PRIVIN'... — ,, - INK A- •1 - . . IL /? / / ir -apt, ? / ________ _______ - : - ____ - C i .•.• - BAIT CATCHES MORE THAN FISH .4f r-11E. -' - - -- -- Reaffi rrns S Morat on -- •.J 0 1,,y 050.EA'A'r - I arcen across Florida and the unin. figures), a 32 per cent increase stolen. -- J--___ I IC 3K & MEEK by o% * V:Le TXyrhpcTE P6A&j "— I l AIL ,, FUT AU-AY AXJY J lai i 1 ;t I_•_. corporated areas of Seminole in burglaries for the month ('o'.mty and the rate of breaking compared to July 1974. Value of stolen property and enterings and larcenies is steadily increasing, according showed a Jump from $113,975 in July' 1974 to 1259,3% in July' to state and local officials. The Florida Department of 1975. These figures are only for Criminal Law Enforcement the unincorporated areas of the FDClE annual Uniform county covered by the Sheriff's Crime Report for 1974, released ikptrtinent. In 1974 there were 185,(43 four months ago, shows the nonviolent crimes of burglary, burglaries reported in the state shows 180 burglaries, 214 lar. Sheriff's deputies and in- Binford, however, say's the "county' got a good deal, and I got a piece of the actio,i." Binfcrd is quoted as saying Laurel will receive 50 per cent of a $50,000 commission fee and that he will receive one half of Laurel's commission, — I. A M ift W- ~_, million nior#' than Last year to local millage figure earmarked appraiser's certified millage a the state in order to qualify for to the sta te is reduced from (to raise the same amount of i Herald staff Writer ' Seminole County taxpayers school funding programs this 6.337 nulls last year to 6 291 this revenue as last year) doesn' t " will be expected to pay about $3 --- U TODAY I I t I Around The (-lock Bridge -. Calendar - riH CFFE. ISM 'T 1IAJ MALE) •••4_. YeT - (OM( CrOSbt,, ) V ( J \ - Ok) LIE FT T STEREO CYJ , LISTE-M... IF DOUT -START IM GOAJAA HAVIE 'TO 5TAFZZ'r 1,0C*WG RT, ... (..omks Crosssord Editorial .. -..•... Dear Abby ... ' s IR Hospital 3A Obituaries 3A Tele%ision Women %EATllEH Sunday's high 94. Overnight low 0. / through Partly cloudy Tuesday. Chance of a few at- - year. mean an thing to us because Seminole school officials the state tells the School Boards school finance officer, said started two day's of budget what they must levy to parttoday the $3,122,318 increase in workshop hearings today in the cipate in sta te funds" the state "pot" actually will each $ 1,000 of assessed property of the increase in local effort," total 18,314,529, comDared to valMitiOn "One misconception," Harris $5,192,311 last year. This is true, (ontinutd t'u ': gt 9. %, though the said, is the county proper ty Harris (, -- - - . - - - - - I t ... ' MIS Or'ian 'U St-al be denied J until the property is annexed to the cit%. The property is off '-'f! South Park Ave., about a lot and a half outside of the city . _______ - ___________ -. r.-*iit) iLy'T F .1-•• .. - - - • . ,j - ' / THE WEKIVA . ' _____ ._ TUBING ON . ' A - ______ '- : .. -''I the St. J''hn', Dist rict held the . ' ir au'u.il tuh" that the We va River Satur y. Approximatelv ?'M '~,DIIL!i 11jii;,4 four miles down the scenic waterway to the St. Johns Ri%er These Scouts are shown at the starting PoIat %%ekha Kurt fl fl school The system's Tampa on Sept. 3. secretarial association has won The secretarial association — out of a total 131 drivers — was 162 validated signatures. a hearing before the Public along with bus drivers and a "too striall" a group to bargain. have 104 validated signatures payroll. The organization has School Board members wiU Also on the agenda is a public hearing to consider rezoning property between Santa Bar bara Drive and DeSoto Drive A request to transfer $11,075 of internal funds in the 1975 aiscal budget for the Sanford School Supt. W.P. "Buld" Airport Authority is a1slo on the consider the recently agreed Layer has praised the contra :t agenda. ceived on upon master contract at 6:30 No word has been r,, fr' ; ielk'r In Pelley', !'E!{C the status of have won Employes Relations Corn- third organi!ation the third p.m. at Altamonte Springs City mission j PERCI to appeal for recognition from the board, but Chairman Curtis Mack cited organization recognized by the Hall. - Harry Pelley, the board's refused the I,as drivers' County's drivers. At the present time, the counts has an ordinance that controls utility services to all customers outside the city limits Knowles wrote in his memorandum to the City Conutussion. and between Iroquois Menu' uid Muhask Atnue. A public hearing is set for agreement as being the -best" considering adoption of two for both sides, ordinances rezoning property. PFI(C guidelines requ re SEA and Pelley hammerM board. as well as teacher, One is for property between i board. That group is compolseoi the lo' to mid 903, Lows In the School Board, an official said may not be as easy. to hack up his decision not to of non-instructional workers, out the final contract Aug. 14. ratification of the 75-page In Fact, PERC aheady has grant certification to Seminole lOs, Variable winds around 10 today. In a fourth area of collective The contract gave teachers, master agreement. mph, stronger and gusty near - i.- r re School Secretaries Seek Bargaining Certif ication tcrno'm and evening thun dershowers. Ifighs mainly In certification to bargain with the attaiiiing PERC certificill!ikin precedents from other counties I - A request for water service tot portions of two lots Just outside city limits is on tap for tonight's regular City Com. mission meeting beginning at 7, (Pete) Knowles has re, . -om. mneni th quest of Mr. and year. Roger linrris, the coanty's local effort " is necessary board room of the county office Harris said the state earlier 4A because the aszessed property at 202 Commercial A%enue predicted the county sould get Supt. W. P. (Bud) Layer said $2.3 million in additional state 411 valuation Is up for the whole al tax the board plans to adopt its funds based on las year's tax oc state including the l 5A 411 roll Operating expenses also "tentative" $50 million budget roll The county actually is Sept. 3 and advertise to levy' the expected to get $23,288 in ad211 have kyrocketed. Local tax dollars going into maximum eight mills or $8 for ditional state monies ''becawt' -4A Hr - - - Request City- Manager Warren F.. \ .... -.. t"_•' --- Water Scheduled -. 1 sheriff. rLVlilJl. IIl By JOE AShHI' N / Cornnassion had approved a $2.3 million budget for the The Sheriff's Department Toni Binford, a first cousin to dissatisfied with the reply Tom drawnbyCountyAttorney Torn County Attorney' The FDCLE annual report cenies and 29 motor vehicle vestigators reported stolen reports for July 1974 ShOW 136 shows there were 1,523 thefts investigated by Sheriff property valued at $138,146 was burglaries, 198 larcenies and 17 burglaries re ported in 1974 in John E. Polk's deputies. recovered in July 1975. This motor vehicle thefts for a total unincorporated areas of Property reported stolen in total includes all property 'I $113,975 in stolen property. Seminole County. This was till July' 1975 was valued at recovered even though stolen in For the month of July in addition to 2,313 larcenies and $259,396, according to the prior months. reports by Polk's office show 286 auto thefts. Sheriffs Department reports. Of the burglaries investigated 161 reported burglaries, 146 Currency stolen accounted by deputies last month, almost larcenies and 10 motor vehicle State officials say the per. centage of crime increase is for nearly half the total like percentages are known to thefts. Total value of property still increasing at a greater rate '$108,083) and autos, have occurred during daylight stolen during these offenses in the central and southwest televisions, radios, stereo and nighttime hours. However, was $144,000. Taxpayers To Feel Bigger Bite To Qualify Schools For Funding MCfL:' 11 - ates Noted the $517,000 parcel from Lester Mandell, president of Greater Construction Several residents have , Schneider arr a fLARM LAST ,JGMT!)rfl . _./-' -- commission to appoint attorney Mack Cleveland to represent the county 01 its right against Sheriff Polk's budget larcen and auto theft inequipment, and cuneras ac- almost one-third of the questioned i' property valued a $75,848 areas of the state. Kimbrouh said he didn't the contract creased 31.9 per cent. million stolen. This compares to A spot check of Seminole counted for $67,807 of the stolen burglaries couldn't be pin- because Laurel Realty is the know if Cleveland was "inA survey shows, using the 142.625burglaries in 1973 with County Sheriff's Department property. Household goods pointed as to exact hours of brok er on the land deal. And, a terested", but the corn. Burglary is big business month of July (latest available $53,783 million in property records for the month of July reported stolen was $11233. occurrence. sa1enan for Laurel Realty is missioner said he was - , Also, County CommissionviKimbrough said he wiU ask the clay pit site, and they say it will the fu!] 12.6 iniflion request for 16 0 tow quality of their I Ai By BOB LLOYD lleraldStalf Writer - -- Bi In a press conference last "too late" because the request a clay pit," Hattaway said. missioner Mike Hattaway said. Wednesday, Hattaway said he should have been made before Markham Woods residents Polk filed a petition with the contend the county did not make a thorough search for the Circuit Clerk's office seeking - / DRIVER um S forcefrient agency over the next homes. The county plans to purchase year. R isi ng Bur a 1GAREL5$ - ,'nmm Saying detractors'ire shooting in the dark, ' - 1 - Hattaway Raps Delay Foes, Uniform Crime Report Shows Increases —— . - ." ----- -- fl- ould ask for the 30-(hy delay the commission formally Also on Tuesday s agenda is i to dear the air o ver in okayed purchase of the clay public hearing on the Semmok lay's end. Also, they were Seminole County Commissioner nuendos of impropriety" mining pit west of Interstate 4 County Port Authority budget. — L- NF dollars. Let's go find it," (ounty Commissioner John meeting. Commissioners hope to produce a tentatie budget by . . - Kimbrough said as lie left his office on the to the bud get PETUNIA.' — \, Wbile her big brother hopes for a bite on his line in Saturday'$ hopeful the budget could be Mike Hattaway to-day rear- surrounding the purchase. and east of Woods Road. f ishing rodeo staged by the an or tminole Ja ycees in It. reduced and millage held to the firmed hi intention to seek a 30Commissioner John Kim. Hattaway said some citizer Mellon Park. 15-month-old Joanna Rowland of 108 Tangerine Dr., limit certified by the appraLser. day morn lorittin an the county's brough said decides t havea nibble on the bait herself. Her verdict' bread , . can be pared purchase of a 101-acre clay pit know "a about Hat- purchase are halt tastes a whole lot better than the fish her brother caught. The er, and s exactly what site. taway's request, but he said It's "irs the best possible site winners of the rodeo are pictured on Page 2-A, (Herald Photo by we're here to do," CornBill Vinceot Jr.) 1 - resurrect its committee and And Ms Anderson pointed out w ith a conscientious effort, complete Its self-appointed that in Prevwus 3-ears corn. watch dog furitlor by at missloners have lowered the tendance and Input to budget millage each yea r hearings," Kwiatkowski said. However, she agreed with He said the the league's efforts Williams that the costs of have short" because no running government are League members have been spiraling. present at the budget sessions. She is a budget analyst in DlC' WILLIAM "It is at these budget OMAE, which streamlines the Analysis and Evaluation conference, pledged to hold the Kimbrough pointed out that hearings that the 'rubber hits budget evaluation process by I OMAE told commissioners millage within the 5.34 mills set at present county officials are the road' this is ccr.'r. 1. --- where the k*enini, r"r, '."....,.Iaa.uaI.a today a 6.5-mill land tax would bs the appraiser. close to that toal because is doI1 out, ' fnrrn'i iLilvlJ whit s nestkl be needed to produce a budget of more than $18 million. The initial budget proposal wa more than 122 milhon. "I've called you togeth r tos discuss the missing million URK *1 fA PA1 0 - S I L ' The commission began work Civic Associations to complete sessions with more than $22 its "self appointed" watch dog million in budget requests, but sliced more than $4-million By l, Li i trIl (dfl levy UI) I challenge the league to to 10 mills -. Budget Analyst Eleanor Seminole County Corn Anderson said most of the cuts missioners today began which brought the budget from searching for ways to pare $22 to $18 million occurred Last $1,450,000 from the 1975-76 week. She said commissioners budget to stay within the 5.34 need to approve a tcntive mills certified by the county's budget by day's end. 1 taxappraiser. Commission Chairman Sid • The Office or Management Vihlen Jr., iii a recent press . • - b H arty Kwiatkowski called onthe Seminole County League of , , [1 BUNNY voters lastyear appg-ovedahalf Kwiatkowski said In a letter to levy for irc;onstructIon of a One One null produces ii o mi MCdfl (.MmrIus.sloncr in revenue - (Quid be pared down "i think we 're re going to t,),,, he said IlyE[)PItICKETT Ilera)dStaffY,riter tIT' _______ BUGS P reB udget property ow-ner pay $6.50 for and collective bargaining costs. each $1,000 of the assessed Williams said he wasn'rViat optimistit", that the budget %alue of his property. _____ -----,---." M us t used to determine the amount examples, he pointed to th the of taxes nald. Thus,a levy or6.5 county's having to absorb mills w ould require each employment retirement costs 4:5- V May Be Topped (Editor's Note) One mill Is Commissioner Dick Williams equivalent to 11 per $1,00 of said costs of operating county assessed property value and nthave l 10J W1 NS -THE to Mi Rate .•,.,J . C M10 11age County (~) En '.V Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Certified 0 V Na' unt !.a V* w '-.'• V% lIIl IIIV 1:UU $ OF r- /* k —w - —• _ft • _I.'.. bargaining — made Ixs iibl'le by ainong other things, a $300 Maple Avenue and Avocada Avenue and between Ninth Street and Second StrM. thundershowers. Rain chief negotiator, said he was organization "-rtification. Bus drivers have the right to the 1975 legislature — the increase in base pay. The second ordinance is for Sources say some board letter that by Without PERC certification, appeal that decision, informed per cent rezoning between Cedar applied to the total members aren't overly happy The $300 probability 30 to 40 Sem I n ole E du c a t i o n representatives of the county an agency L exempted from However, the secretarial Association (SEA) contract is wage scale allows a teacher at sith the contract and plan to Avenue and Holly Avenue and through Tucdy. Complete details and tides school svtein's 280 secretarial bargaining wi lithe boara. association is a larger group, up for board ratification the top end of the pay scale a oppose it at Wednesday's between Fifth and Sixth p1''ycs should appt-ar in )'fjU'cI to.drivers Mill ''1itti 2) 't%(!rktrs listed on th arc in Pagi 7, - 't �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug 2S1975 Gunmen Take Cash, Flee In Auto FLORIDA NATION Man Reportedly Robbed Outside Bank IN BRIEF Enquirer Offers Reward For Kennedy Information LANTANA, tAP) - A $100,000 reward As bem offered by a weekly newspaper for information am evidence leading to arrest and coniction of a eonspiratoi in the murder of President John F. Kennedy. The National Enquirer, headquartered in this Soutt Florida city, made the offer Sunday amid persLstin public speculation on whether the Warren Commissior got all the facts about the assassination, 1)ir offer comes at a time of great public doubt OVCT the conclusions of the Warren Commission," the Enquirer said. The commission found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone to kill Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. By BOB LLOYD Draging operations were and radio and tape recording and Oak Avenue, at 10:50 p.m. reportedly were last seen has been found at Winter Herald Staff Writer Pierce said he had arrived to fleeing west on First Street Garden and admitted to an conducted at the river location equipment was reported stolen, Deputies reported today that make the Eastern Oil Co. toward Interstate 4 In the blue Orlando hospital for psychiatric Saturday before the man was Sanford police today were deposit when a blue sedan sedan. located at Winter Garden by an undetermined amount of observation. money was taken by burglars probing the reported Sunday occupied by four men pulled up Pierce told officers he ran The search began Friday relatives, deputies said. who broke into the Sanford Hecnight robbery of a service behind his car at the curbside two blocks to the Greyhound night when the Sheriff's Vee Center, 2311 W. First St. station attendant as he was depository. bus station to report the rob. Department received an making a night deposit at a Police said Pierce told them bery by telephone. Sanford police Jailed Anthony anonymous telephone call that downtown bank, that two men ran from the car J. Robinson, 19, of Apt. 97, Lake a man was jumping off the 1.4 Samuel Pierce, 50, of 113 to the sidewalk depository Sheriff's detectives today Monroe Terrace, Sanford, on bridge at the St. Johns west of Scott Dr., Sanford, told officers waving pistols and that one of were probing a weekend $5,000 bond on a circuit court Sanford. that two men armed with them said, "Give me the bags Sheriff's detectives today Deputies found the Fern Park burglary at the Longwood warrant charging breaking and pistols robbed him of 11,800 in you've got in your hands." reported that a Fern Park man man's pickup truck containing residence of Edward M. Kuhn entering with intent to commit two bank bags outside the Investigators said Pierce who was the object of a St. a suicide note but were unable Jr., 105 Cedar Oak Trail, in a misdemeanor and petty Flagship [lank. W. First Street wasn't injured and the gunmen Johns River search Saturday to locate the roan, which $2,036 In cash, Jewelry larceny. Burglary Probed Man Found - ' --.-•.••• p. Trial Expected To Start -. .. sANiOlW SEMINXi ' JA'ItEES FIShING RODEO Levi May Hire 'Watchdog WAMIINGTON(All) - Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi is considering appointing an internal Justice Department "watchdog" to investigate any future department scandals. Levi and Deputy Atty. Gen. Harold H. Tyler Jr. are weighing the question while dealing with allegations of misdeeds in four major department agencies - the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The department as a whole and several of its branches have been beushed with accusations of scandal, some serious and some mere personality clashes, over the past three years. Williams Raps Ford On Energy THE HERALD SERVICES POINT CLEAR, Ala. - Florida Lt. Governor Jim Williams today criticized President Ford for his failure to agr with Congress on a long range energy program. "We, like everyone else, are looking for leadership that is just not there," he said. Williams also partly blamed Congress for failure to go along with Ford's energy program or enacting one of its own. 'The President's program may not be the best, but it's the only one we've got so far. Congress ought to adopt it or come up with its own program or shut up about It," Williams commented, while attending the rust business session of the National Lieutenant Governors Conference here. Gradual Decontrol Sought WASHINGTON (AP) - The chairman of Mobil Oil Corp. says oil price controls should end gradually, rather Um expire abruptly next weekend, to avoid a "shock to America's fragile economic recovery." Rawleigh Warner Jr., chairman of the third largest U.S. oil company, said "nobody really knows" what the total economic effect will be If controls end suddenly but it "could stimulate higher prices, higher wages and perhaps some loss of jobs." Warner, in a letter to members of Congress, said a gradual end of price controls over several years "cushions the Impact of higher prices on the consumer over a period of time." Warner Urns became the first U.S. oil executive to oppose a sudden end to controls. Panel Challenges Lockheed WASHINGTON AP - A congressional panel is challenging Lockheed Aircraft Corp.'s assertion that business reasons prevent the company from disclosing the names of foreign persons and groups receiving more than $fl million in Lockheed payoffs. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon and Lockheed chairman Daniel J. Ilaughton testily today before the Senate Banking Committee probing the payments that Lockheed acknowledges making since 1970. Simon chairs a government board created to oversee a $250-million government loanguarantee granted Lockheed in 1971 when the company was In precarious financial condition. New Book Defends Nixon -' . Trial was expected to begin accused of possessing 398 before Judge Cowart are this afternoon before Circuit amphetamine capsules found scheduled to enter negotiated •' pleas. (lefense attorneys toki Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., by agents in the auto, d, Court files also list 12 blank, the court t(xiay. for an Orlando couple charged with possession of drugs and a signed prescription forms, two Meanwhile, in another stolen auto, bags of marijuana, 521 other courtroom, Circuit Court Judge Gerald Fay Clary, 40, and pills and capsules and$4BOcas.h A.J. Uosemann Jr., Is Diane Isola Benedetti, 21, both was found in the seized auto. scheduled to hear the grand of 1415 E. Amelia St., Orlando, Also scheduled for trial this larceny trial of Jerry Starr, 21, were arrested June 10, by week before Judge Cowart 15 agents of the Florida Depart- James Tucker Jr., 19, of Apt. 32, of Orlando, ment of Criminal Law Enfor- Seminole Gardens Apartments, Starr is accused in connection cement at a south Seminole Sanford, accused as an aider with the theft of ti television set and abettor In the July 30 credit belonging to Eddie Lee GUlls, of shopping center parking lot, The trial was continued from cards and cash robbery of Lou Altamonte Springs. Aug. 4, when defense attorney Dritz at 110 N. Holly Ave., Six other defendants listed on Chris Ray told the court that a Sanford. Other suspects In the there are the winners of Saturday's Fishing Rodeo, sponsored by North Carolina physician, who case haven't yet been up. Judge Ilosemann's trial (locket the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees at Fort Mellon Park. Kneeling are was to testify for the defense, prehended, according to of. are expected to enter Matt Swinford and Marquetta Presley. Standing, from left, are wasn't available. Today negotiated pleas during the }4y ficlals. Jesse Rutherford, Bernard Hall, Chris Bowlln, Glen Wode and said the doctor won't testify. Four other defendants week, defense attorneys told Yvette Poor. Clary and Benedetti are docketed for trials this week the court today. I -. YOUNG ANGLERS COME OUT ON TOP Councilman-Suggests Sunshine Violation tician has followed a recording in which he defends for. moer F;cictent Richard Nixon ith a book charging that Nixon was driven from offk' because be appealed to the intermediate majority. The book, "The Intermediate American," was written by Stephen L. Adams, who says Nixon will be playing into the hands of those who want to destroy his political philosophy if he does not re-enter politics. 47 u,'rnh(. n..,.., h .._. ...,. -'. Does Well In Own Defense TAMPA AP Superhuckstei' Glenn W. Turner, wearing toupee, false teeth, elevator shoes and rhinestone American flag pin, is not daring his listeners to be great, lie's asking them not to send him to prison. Sometimes the sharecropper turned.mullt-mnillionai,re even gets the 10 women and two men on the Jury in his federal mailfrautj retrial to nod in agreement with him. As Turner's trial entered its fourth week today, a lawyer for one of the four co-defendants admitted that Turner is doing rather well as his own defense attorney. 'lie's getting better, - By DONNA ESTES $1,000 in expense money Councilman Don Schreiner, meeting or workshop. Keller said as long as no ficials. Grant called the Herald Staff Writer quarterly. Currently the in- however, produced a notice When Connell questioned employes in his department meeting back to order at 10:35, dividual volunteer fire fighters delivered to all councilmen by whether his approving vote for were related to him the anti- but gave no report on any in. LONG WOOD— Council share the $1,00oquarterly based the police department last the budget would make him an nepotism law has not been formation he may have Chairman J. H. Grant today on a point system of number of Friday and posted on the City accessory after the fact in violated. tamed from the attorney. called an announced workshop fires attended and exercises In hail Bulletin Board, which said violating the state nepotism Connell several months ago Grant did say the session session for the City Council Into which they participate. only that the council would statute, Grant adjourned the charged that 36 per cent of the would continue until 6 p.m. if official session over the ob. Connell said, the $1,920 meet - not designating meeting temporarily to call city's employes were related to necessary to complete work on jections of Councilman Gerard budgeted by Public Safety whether it would be an official City Attorney Ned Julian. one another or to elected of. the 1975-76 budget. Council. Director Doug Keller for only Although Grant announced at the volunteers who were state- o- 10 a.m. the workshop was being certified apparently ap- Glornar Explorer Meets Barges held to finalize the budget, at proved by his colleagues out. 10: 25 a.m. he called the meeting side a public meeting. He added AVALON, Calif. (AP) - The built by billionaire Howard After two days, when the yesRod Jackson, harbormaster to order after Connell suggested none of the other councilmen Glomar Explorer has rendez. Hughes and used in a secret srI had not arrived at Catalina, at the Catalina isthmus, said his colleagues had been to discuss the matter roused with two waiting barges government mission to raise a spokesman for Hughes said he the two barges - including the violating the Sunshine Law, wanted today. in an isolated cove on Santa part of a sunken Russian didn't know where the ship was. giant, Redwood City-based The first disagreement Connell questioned the Catalina Island after a mys- submarine last summer, IINIBI which joined the Glomnar between Connell and other legality of the official meeting, terious four-day journey from dropped anchor in Catalina's "It's In the Pacific for sea Explorer In last year's subma. council members was on saying no notice had been given its berth In Long Beach, only 30 Fourth of July COVE on trials," the spokesman said. "I tine recovery mission had whether volunteer firefighters to the public that the meeting miles away. Saturday after setting out from don't know where It Is, but we been waiting In the cov€ for should continue to receive would be called to order. The sophisticated vessel, Long Beach on Wednesday. never announce where It I&" some time. - Crosses Burned At 15 Schools 00 1 PENSACOLA (AP) the student body's nickname, / Flaming crosses were found In "the Rebels." nook • front of 15 Escambla and San ta Au thori ties declined to ecuRosa county schools, hours be- late on a motive for the burn. fore they were scheduled to Ings. Two officials of the local open today. Man have denied reports their Police officials declined corn- group had something to do with ment on their Investigation. It. A school official in Escambia Dr. Roger Lott, deputy school ________ County, where 12 of the crosses were Ignited, said classes superintendent, said he didn't opened on schedule and that no believe the Incidents were not other incidents had been related to the recent redistrict. Ing of schools. The new districts reported. and were required, he said, because A Pensacola newspaper two radio stations were con- of the construction of a new tacted during the night by an high school. anonymous caller who directed The school was scheduled to them to the schools where the open today but construction do- _____________________ crosses were afire. lays will probably postpone the of the crosses was set in opening for about six weeks, One of front of Escambla High School, LOU said. Students bound for '-' ' the site of rat lal vi olence in re- the new school have been cent years. The 5th Circuit placed on double sessions at Court of Appeals has ruled that Pine Forest High School. There Camera catches a St. Johns River gator'ieye view of car crossing FROM the Osteen Bridge and the idle the students should vote as soon was no cross placed In front hyacinth harvester In the dIstaLce. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent I THE RIVER as possible on whether to keep that school, Lott said. - NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Au- raigned today in federal court Last year, Pasqua was ac- ported at the trial by two of the 15 years old, was not Identified crude explosive device. thorities say four teen-agers ac- on charges of sending cx- cused of stabbing a 17-year-old bombing suspects Mrs. Pasqua's mail was do. Allen G. because of his age. cused of mailing a pipe bomb to plosives through the mails. Newark youth. A local judge Disque and Robert R. Luongo, The plot to kill Pasqua's livered to the luncheonette beone of the youth's grandmother Young Pasqua engaged in the found him innocent, but police both 19, of Newark. grandmother failed when a cause her store was closed last had compiled a 10-name death plot because he wanted to in- revealed Sunday that Pasqua's saitress at a nearby lunch- Tuesday, the delivery date of list In a scheme to "change the herit $10,000 upon his grand. claim of self-defense was supThe fourth bombing suspect, eonette opened and defused the the bomb. world." mother's death, authorities Police refused to identify said. But Mrs. Pasqua, 68, a Hot Too Hot. those on the list, but they con- jeweler, sa id she had not made Coal. firmed that it contained the out a will. lust Righti names of several police officers Police said the suspects beHOUSTON (All) Donald K. where he will undergo the sur- examined by a pathologist. FREE and Madeline Pasqua, the longed to a group called the Slayton, an astronaut who has gery ESTI MATES on Tuesday. If the specimen Is benign, no grandmother of one of the sus- First Brotherhood, described as spent most of his space career Doctors recommended the further surgery is required. If it pects, a revolutionary organization battling medical problems, is surgery after a sophisticated X is malignant, however, the Steven Pasqua, 18, a second. that wanted to change the scheduled to enter a cancer ray revealed a small lesion on doctors said part of a lobe of the year Rutgers University chem- world. Police said they had no hospital here tonight for explor. the astronaut's left lung. lung will be removed. istry student, was arrested En- evidence the group's mem- atory surgery on a lung. A space agency doctor said The lesion was discovered on day night along with three other bership included anyone other The 51-year-old astronaut will surgeons will remove a wedge- X rays taken of Slayton during of Sanford, Inc. Newark teen-agers. than the four who were ('heck into M.D. Anderson bios- shaped specimen from the le- his recovery from exposure to Ph. 322-8321 The four were slated to be an- arrested. pital and Tumor Institute, sion and it will immediately be toxic gas. 100 N. Maple Ave. - To go Surgery - SOUTHERN AIR Killed In Car-Train Wreck By 111K ASSOCIATED PRESS The deaths of two Dunnellon girls in a car-train collision at a crossing on a seldomfl.use(I section of track pushed the number of weekend traffic fatalities in Florida to five, the state patrol said. Troopers said a (ni c lit train sariimi ied Saturday into a ar at Romeo, '.' imt of ()ca Ia, killing I )ebra Sue laiwards and Donna I^- Pinin, both 16. Officers said the two dead girls and Julie Dixon, 17, of l)unnellon, were contestants in a beauty pageant at nearby Rainbow Springs and were being driven to Ocala by Mary C. (lements, .18, to be photographed. — HOSPITAL NOTES AL'GUSTZ3, 1975 ADMISSIONS Robert Ii Smith, Deltona Mary F. Sullivan, Deltona Sanford: Florence S. Beasley Clara Brown Frank L. Dampier Soloman, Jerry, Altamonte Springs Edwin G. Waldow, Deltona Laura M. Everett, Oviedo DISCHARGES Sanford: Glorbe A. Gray Allie Keller Eddie L. Robinson Wunona M. Teets Patricia F. Wakefield Claude Whiddon Jr. Mrs. Anthony i Rutha) Brown & girl Richard Manning Jr., Altamonte Springs Mabel A. Friedle, DeBary Sandra T. McMullin, Deland Nancy F. Morton, Enterprise Sara F. Hill, Deltona Stanley V. Slocombe, Deltona Earl C. Webb, Deltona Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Harry E. Gilmore, Lake Mary Jerry 0. Turbyvllle, Maitland Council Goes Into Session Desp ite Protest Accused Bombers Had Death Lest,:Officials - Lawyer Says Glenn Turner DISCHARGES AUGUST24, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Rachel Berrey Alexis Bradley Anthony B. Hawkins John Johnson Sylvester K. Jones Joseph Knight Joseph Murphy Jr. John H. Ithtliff Jeff Williams Christopher F. Bayer, Deltona I • I • IL Sanford: James J. Drum Minnie B. ["rison James Hayes John T. Johnson William A. Mikkola Mamie M. Smith John Taylor Brian L. Warren Raymond N. Hicks, Dellary Iwan Wasilewsky, Deltona Tommy W. Edwards, Enterprise Jessie L Channel, Titusville —- i r/ I'It.1,1 L1 I MI (xC[L[f4T PIPI FOR STUDENT OP TEACH E R DUO-TANG BRIEF PARKER FOLDERS 1 1-t 02 A SST e.; SlFS .."D RUBBER COLOPS REG 2 PIG 22 Sunday's high 94. Overnight low 68. Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Chance of a few atternoon or evening thundershowers. highs mainly in the low to mid 90s. Lows in the 70s. Variable winds around 10 mph, stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 311 to 40 per cent through Tuesday. EXTENDED FORECAST Scattered to widely scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers more likely Interior and western portions. Highs mostly upper 80s to lower SOs and lows mostly in 70s. Daytona Beach tides: high 11:25 a. in.. 11:36 p. m.; low 4:52 am., 5:18 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:05a.m., 11:11 p.m.; low 4:51 am., 5:09 p.m. ' - FOR THEME') Itid JOTTER PEN 99 • [RFOR WEATHER II BANDS ... COtOPED NOTI BOO'. 1 INCH VINYL OR CANVAS FILLER BINDER 47 PAPER fir; EMPTY BINDERS k-- REG ' S'EET 7.8[T [ G69 TYPING 39c PAPER ....... 'SUBJECT I : CT Rc ' TYPING COMPOSITION PAPER BOOK ........ 79c - 50 SHEETS PEG 7' AREADEATHS ___ im I - • " VIEW Many Clemency Dropouts To Escape Punishment WASHINGTON (AP) More ian 3,000 deserters accepted a clemency job program ave not completed their as. gram. Ano ther 7,000 deserters never tried to get Into the program. But the Defense Department Iur.4I t&nrk luil uil) rpr,.,rf'4 - c'i 1......, Presidential Clemency Board and the Justice and Defense department.s. Deserters who were not pun ti -. - board. The work of the Justi ce and Defense departments ) finished and the clemency who have applied, So far, it has found nearly 6,- because most o' the 6,000 so desIgnated are still awaiting apphicaits ineligible; rec- concurrence by Ford ith the ----J--•- CONSTRUCTION iT T ,.1.0 77 CAPT. MEDA NEIMAN _.- - • CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (AP) - A Chattanooga op- IN BRIEF Two For Couple On 2 Counts More Women To Be Ordained WASHINGTON (AP — Five more women plan to be or(lamed to the Episcopal priesthood in defiance of their hurchs hit'rarch The five women, all deacons of the Episcopal Church, have sent letters to each of the more than 200 bishops of the church notifying them of their plans, according to the Rev. Alison Palmer. The Rev. Palmer, who also is director of the Office of International Labor Affairs for the State Department, said Sunday night that she and the other four women will be ordained Sept. 7 at St. St?phen and the Incarnation Church in Washington by the Rt. Rev. George W. Barrett, 67, former bishop of Rochester, N.Y., now living in Santa Itarbara. Calif. Monday, Aug. 25,1975-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. " a United States Army Captain Meda Katherine Neiman, 77, of Chicago, Ill., was killed Aug. 17 in a motorcycle accident near Montego Bay, Jamaica. She was riding as a passenger on a motorcycle which was struck in the rear by a second motorcycle. A former resident of Sanford, Miss Neiman was stationed at Fort Sheridan and had just been promoted to captain. She had been in the Army for four years and was a graduate of Seminole High School and the University of Miami. Survivors include her father, I,CDI1 Jack Neiman, U.S. Navy retired and her stepmother, Natalie Neiman of Gathmnburg; her mother, Elizabeth Bishop Neiman and grandmother, Frieda Bishop, Sanford; brothers, John William, David Douglas and Mark Phillip Neiman; and sister, Evelyn Jean Neiman. Memphis, Term., S. William Jr., Jacksonville and Donald P., of IAverpool, N. V. Body was sent to Osceoth, Ark., for services and burial. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements. FRANK SENN Frank K. Sern, 38, of Jacksonville died Saturday in that city. Born In Sanford, he lived In Jacksonville for the past 15 years and was employed the Soytheastern by Distribution Co. of Toyota. Survivors include his partents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Senn of Sanford,; four sisters, Doris of Texas, Vera of Marietta, Ga. and Mrs. Daisy Zipper and Mrs. Martha Ball, both of Sanford and aunt, Mrs. Mae Venable, Sanford FLAIR 49 PAPER ....... STUDENT PENS BY PAPER. C39 INDEX 29 III ••' /1 2 100 I FOR REG 59 .::.,.:.::...:': ¶f .,,:'o'i 4) CRAYOLA ... 29 CRAYONS :. . KNIT MEN'S BED WALK TANK TOPS PILLOW SHORTS jf ••- ,. _ 5 Bnisson Funeral home In charge of arrangements. '' • c ": - i188/._ ! 4Se �'C-. C FL E. t $1 ,S 'B' Bet? of I -ega Evening Heiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422-26)3 or 831-9993 Monday. Aug. 25. 1975-4A A round WAYNE D. IX)YI.E, ibIIsher WILLIAM 11 CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - Ilonie l)elivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40 Hr Mail: In Florida came as home delivery. All ether mat): Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. ___... ________ Uni E. Ant Swi V Nai unt EU ( En t. to, Br. Cu Vii 384 N1 to Mi w Cl Li pL Soviet Grain Sale Helpful To U.S. one of the least understood of all of the problems lacing American ppIe in the troubled times is the mat Icr of whether or not we should sell grain to the Soviet Union. Feelings on the subject are mixed. On the one hand, mans feel a sense of pride that the United St;1tes of America, the world's mightiest industrial The Clock Although it might seem a bit early to be talking about Labor Day Weekend, let us remind you that the long four-day holiday is Just around the corner -- starting this Friday, to be exact. Labor Day traditionally falls on the first Monday in September and that means one week from today, Sept. 1, with Seminole County schools opening next Tuesday-when summer is supposed to be officially over. It is predicted that no less than 516 persons will lose their lives on the nation's highways and by. ways over the forthcoming four-day weekend. That's how ninny died last year over the same period and, according to the ('oiiibined Insurance Company of Muerica and its safety and research team, more will die in 1975. The primary reason for such a large number of deaths has been attributed many things, including a 5.7 per cent increase in highway volume over 1974. We cannot urge you strong enough to please, please drive safely, and within the speed Limit, on the coming weekend - and don't forget, It pays to be a defensive driver. Be on the lookout for the urwxpeded at all times, knowing that you have your vehicle wider control and always ready and alert to lake whatever action necessary to avoid an accident, In addition to the 'Arrive Alive' motto, try one itiore: "Be A Labor Day Statistic - A Live One." In case you missed It in recent news accounts, there are over 10,000 mattresses in use throughout the state's penal system similar to those which were in use at the Seminole County jail when It caught lire on June 9, claiming the lives of 10 inmates and OflC jailer. The count)' jail has been closed since that txdocaust. State officials have promised the removal of the hazardous mattresses, of the type blamed for the fire here, will begin immediately. health and RehabilItative Services [)irector VilIiatn J. Page said Friday that the plastic mattresses 'will be removed and replaced as soon as the funds are available." Page gave no timetable when all of the mattresses, currently being used in youth and retardation facilities and state prisons, could be replaced. These 'lolyurethafle mattresses, which are said to emit poisonuu., potentially lethal. fumes when burned, are being replaced with the older-type cotton ones. Preliminary estimates indicate it will ()st $400,000 to replace all 10,000 mattresseS with cotton treated ones. A grand jury, which investigated the cir(-umst.anccs surrounding the Jail fire here, issued a report which said the blaze was started by an inmate, who set fire to the polyurethane mattresses and then perished in the fire. fl w p 21 14 Si p John A fli%tIln. Jr 63 WoJij. Drive Stj& New York 37107 PARCEL No 113 " CIVIL ACTION NO.; ?S.173.CA.O3 W RlsIIlnr' 65 wooisip Drive Sotiii. New York 32107 PARCEL No 113 Div IstOp, OF ADMIII5T9ATION STATE OF FLORIDA OEPART MENT OF TRANSPoRTATlO4 nd SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE VICES. et aI This one's attributed to Sam Borden, who writes a regular feature for The Herald called sinorgasBorden: lie says he's joined the millions of Americans who are growing their own vegetables in an effort to beat the high supermarket cost.s. However, when he tried cross.breeding, Sam came up with toritatoes on a cob. Nuff said. Mofqan Gur,nty Trul Compiiny of New Yofk, Co Trut& SERVE John W Spurdle. Jr Prpient 7) WI Strppt New York, New York PARCEL No 101 Piain,,i VS COMPUTER , 5CR , NOTICE OF HEARING TO S HOW C AUSE NOTICE OF StilT Frinis Nicrry 57 Apple Drivp THE STATE OF FLORIDA To flnker Tru? Cornpar, SERvE Alfred ftrptt0 III, Presicint lb WiII Slret PCnn%yIvan,, 11775 PARCEL No lii Wre A N'cirry Tax Incentives . •. ., DON OAKLEY .. .. ____ For Industry TOM TIEDE Wallace's commodities to feed millions of mouths outside our borders. Others take satisfaction in the fact that a totalls' planned. semiagrarian A Must: Ford CHICAO;() Al' i - Declaring market_s.'' America's economic machine is' Ford stopped here on his way not running at lop speed, Presi- back to Washington from a twodent Ford today called for tax week western vacation. Incentives for Industry and an Ford harkened back to his end to the "quicksand" of fed- Navy days Sunday night when eral business regulation. he sat down to dinner with one Ford said U.S. Industry is the nation's leading Democrats, starving for capital to expand Mayor Richard J. Daley. but is strangled by Inflation, reThe President explained the strictive tax laws and govern. difference between his party mnenl red . "Our financial ability to in• and Dale)' s by saying that Dacrease production is declining," Icy "tenth to favor the port the President said In remarks Ilelt) tack and I tend to favor prepared for the convention of the starboard right tack." the American hardware Manu. The setting was appropriate for the nautical flavor of Ford's refacturers A.ssn. "This decline curtailing needed growth in niark - a private dinner at the Job.j and income and under- Chicago Yacht Club held by mining our ability to compete Daley for participants and officials of the 1975 championships 4 Internationally." He said his alniinistratlon of the International Star Class policies, If adopted by Con. Yacht Racing AssociatIon. Ford also observed"that I gress, ou1d lead to "increased Jobs, Income and full recov. have been crew and now I am a skipper, and believe me, being ery." Ford noted that despite a high a fart of the crew Is easier." After leaving his vacation unemployment rate, million Spot at Vail, Cob., Ford flew Americansare at work. He said the challenge is to create 14 Sunday to Libby Dam, Mont., million new jobs by 1980 "to where he helped dedicate a $70million hydroelectric plant. meet the needs of our cxlie got In his last round of golf panding population." at the Vail municipal course The President said before Congress retssed for Saturday. Ford put in around August he proposei to stirnu. five hours a da' on the links for To Des t roy nation still must turn to us for food. , .... In many quarters there is a fear that grain sales in the U.S.S.R. will raise the price of bread, meat and other foods here at home and that are thus subsidizing the Soviet onomy. In this sense the ha .. 9 -: . Oi[ . . An - Issue issue would seem to be simply whether we should The Indian Embassy in Washington - . A close friend of Alabama's George Wallace released the text of a reply by Prime Minister sell or not sell. VIEAT-W1ZN the governor's people must prepare '\ Indira Gandhi to Dr. Benjamin Spock, who sent However, that is not the question at all becuase strategy te deal with an anticipated attempt by ryEAN'3 heracableurgingber'.tofreeMr.Jpar).fl the United States still is the international Yankee some presidential candidates to spread doubts and restore democratic liberty that the whole trader. Whenever the confluence of American about WaLlace's physiclal ability to be chief world has previously admired" executive. The friend suggests following the natural resources, talent and technology produce "I know that you are deeply committed to view of Mississippi's Rass Barnett Jr., who says: more of anything than we need, we would be pacifist causes," said Mrs. Gandhi. "But I am "I'd rather have a President who was paralyzed foolish not to sell our surpluses. not sure that you have been properly iiformed of from the waist down than from the waist up". (1:1cc what has been happening here. recognize this fact, it just becomes a In a book condemning excessIve government "1r. Jayaprakash Narayan has, for a long matter of how we should sell our grain, not whether regulation of busiaeu, Prof. Murray Weldcntime, carried on a campaign against the we should sell it. baum says that there were 45,422 pages of new government and against me personally but we The resolution of that problem, where the Soviets government regulations published last year, one ______ did not do anything to curb his movements are concerned, must begin with a knowledge of the of hlch, Naval Orange Regulation 311, manfree speech. More recently he aligned himself dates how many of the fruit may be shipped ' Soviet economic planning, which has changed with R Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh), the eek1y from CalIfornia to Arizona. -Summer drastically in the last several years. In the early organization which instituted Mahatma Gan____ _____ visitors In the Capital are shocked to find on sale dhi's murder and which is fanatically Hindu, l970s the Kremlin determined that it would raise at street corners here a publication encouraging preaching discrImination against Muslim and the living standards of its people by providing violence in the name of right wing extremism. Christian minorities. At the same time he enthem with more grain products and meat, ConThe peridoical, called "Attack," is put out by an couraged the extreme left. Neither of these sequent lv, if there is even a hint that the Soviet _____ organization known as the New Alliance and grou has ever claimed a belief In democracy. crops will be marginal, Moscow moves imcarries "do it" articles and cartoons conIn his extreme anger and frustration at lack of rnediatev and aggressively into the world grain demning race mixing and glorifying an assort. popular support he called upon the army arid the ment of brutalities against blacks, Jews and markets, police to disobey orders. other minorities. Now, as the expectations of the Russian people "This is what compelled me to take the tin'S tdeClSlOti, Democratic liberty In India 15 p rise, even good Soviet harvests are scarcely able to " Increasing suspicions are being heard con"If you just look my way, you'll see everything not jeopardized by the action that has been meet the demand. Russia will have to turn more cern.ing the legitimacy of news articles that taken,butitwouldhavebeenjfwehadpermitted and more to world markets. And the rising cxindicate large numbers of Americans can not the country to drifi" is looking recognize the Declaration of Iriependence, and pectat ions elsewhere in the world will make grain Even in a democracy, of course, there have to thusinpolls,refusetoendorselt. A typed copy of more expensive and harder to get. be limits on dissent and civil disobedience. But late capital investment through 11 days. The only times he the document was recently shown to 2.5 people on The advantage that the growing demand for thereisaLsosupposedtobesomethjngcalleddue tas incentives. Those proposals missed was the two days he was the grounds of the Capitol and, contrary to a speaking trip In the Mlii. wheat, corn, barley and other grains gives the process, a subject about which Dr. Spock, who Letter included an increased Inpopular negativism, only two people did riot has had his own run-ins with government United States, the granary of the world, is investment tax credit, tax ex- west. recognize it while only one (a woman from Whi'e House Press Secretary authority, could instruct Mrs. Gandhi, happens. I think we must admit money is power Britain) refused to endorse it Government Costs emptions on preferred stock calculable. It can help us solve our balance of ... Superpatriot This is precisely what is so disturbing about and these two seem to have an insatiable ap- preacher Carl Mclntire plans to build an q dividends and an end to "double Ron Nessen said that as of payments problems. it can help with our petroleum taxation on dividends - in Thursday night, the President The August 3 edition of the Evening Herald petite. i.s longbe assatisfied, I am spending your money my "authentic Vietnamese hamlet" in Florida, what has been happening in India. Mrs. Gandhi magazine section contained an extensive article appetite won't problems, it can be a source of massive political which both the corporation and had spent 108 hours at work, has not only stifled the press and Jailed many on the government of Seminole County. The rate stock It with Vietnamese refugees, and wow the leverage and it gives us a chance to show camand 44 hours and 20 mInutes at stockholder are taxed." I have talked Individually with three of the toutht& Federal officers feel the plan Ii "in play. The work Included sespassion for the needy. hundreds of alleged radicals menacesgoing to of ment increase in the cost of operating this govern- county comnmlssioners, They seem to be aware 01 Incredibly poor taste" and worry uow that others public order, she has doneand so without Is startling, Ford continued: "As cxpected, these proposals have sions with his staff, appointUpto this time we have generally failed to exploit through the bother of bringing formal charges some of the problem areas discussed, I have seen may likewise try to exploit war refuges. The raised an outcry from some ments, paperwork, speechmakAccording to the article, cost Increased from more mcney alboted to an inefficient operation. Federal welfare program admits to about a $1.1 Ing and travel time. The play. defend themselves In a court of law. She has, in mention was made concerning the Increase in affairs, and it is time we began. So the answer members of Congress ... with no time included golf, tennis and Congress has come up effect, set herself up as Judge, jury and population. In 1%9 the population was 82,000. The sell the grain in the places and at the prices that The taxpayer is the most abused Individual error, overpayment of benefits and applicant alternatives. We must do swünming. executioner of indeterminate sentences meted first quarter of 1975 it was 140,033, an increase of this Country. The conclusion could be reached fraud Donald Limbro, In his book "The something about expanding our Soviet Union, well and good. m sources of capital to create jobs A notorious phrase from the Vietnam war cost of government almost quadrupled. the waste of funds entrusted to a few people who Army Medical Center last year performed, at e which Dr. Spock so ardently opposed is an apt Shouldn't the people who support this and we must do It now." apparently think the answer to any Inefficient taxpayer expense, 24 breast enlargements for epitaph for democratic liberty in India: "We had be entitled to know why" He said sonic experts esti. operation is more funds. Isn't It past time for this wives of service personnel. to destroy the village in order to save it." mate that total investment reHasn't the taxpayer any control over how change? McKfnle' or Denal.i? qulrement.s could reach as high B U d g e 1 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is money collected hy the politician is used? The ShOuld the name of North Arn°iica's highest No, the local empboyes of the taxpayer aren't vestigating the feasibility of creating one more as $4 trillion In the next few excessive expenditure of these funds can only be the only ones who are Inefficient. It Isn't difficult muscular police force In Ames ica, this one to years. for it, a $31 billion measure to procure arms for the military Denali In his strongest statement yet AA U I I e ci The relationship between employer and political bureaucracy. Secretary of the Treasury worry that in the event unauthorized people about what he calls excessive To the officials in the Pentagon to whom we entrust the the Int-ior or specifically, the department's (EDITOR'S N(YrE: One mill planning of our national defense, the $31 billion is 5O1fl $3.3 government regulation, Ford hires someone to do a job and from that point is the national budget to reach $100 billion, nine probability, the nuclear cops, In the panic that rd tn Geographic Names, which is billion less than our minimum needs' told the manufacturers "my ob. ii etiUIVaICfll to $1 pet $1,000 of at the mercy of the employe. Inefficiency of the more years to reach $200 billion and only (ow' would follow, would be given near police-state respon.citle for uniform name usage on federal Ject is to get the federal gov- aesed property value and is To liberals such as Sen. Edward Muskie of Maine, It is a employe requires more funds which ate more years to reach $300 billion. Can this country authority maps ano other publications, ernment as far out of your used to determine the amount "budget buster" because it exceeds the maximum spending Maryland', Republican Sen. J. squandered more inefficiently. The empboyr survive this rate of Inflation in the cost of Gkwi flesh, sa}ing that it', nonsense for U.N. William McKinley, of course, was the 25th business, out of your lives, out of taxes paid. Thus, If a tax of has nothing to say about salary. The empine government? The taxpayer (employer) is the members such as Namu (a Pacific island, pop: of your pocket and out of your 534 mills Is Icried, each for the most part, have ted billions upon billions of dollars in was actually bestowed on the mountain by a property owner would pay $5.31 federal programs that simply give away our tax money to help hair - as I can." ficlent will never result in a day's work for a seems to be uncontrollable at this time. Any proposes the Senate take a new look at American pr5ct 'who was evidently a staunch day's pay. cope with high pnces or to create artificial antidotes to "Government regulations for each $1,000 of the anessed suggestions? htepublican) i 1896 when McKinley was still Just recession, and restrictions now cost 3'alUe on his property.) Does a person seeking a political posI.on participation In the world body. Ball might also a non,jnee foi' the presidency. Wouldn't it make more sense to spend the money on the Richard c. Eley take a new lock at Naniu, which has neer been a consumers billions of dollars promise an increase in taxes? This is what ALTAMONTE SPRINGS manpower, planes, tanks and research that we need for our each year," he said. Sanford U.N. member and thus hs no vote there at all City Commissioners will defense and, incidentally, to create Jobs that them.selves fight "One of the goals I have Set consider a record $12 million I recess on' for myself as President is to cut budget with a property tax levy That way we could have both a more credible defense arid big government down to size," ot' 3.96 milLs at 4:30 p.m. metmore Americans engaged in productive work. he saId. "I want to put an end to ting Tuesday. We think that It does, and that the U. S. Sena ted acted rashly the mountain of paperwork and The budget, recommended by in voting against the military procurement bill before It the quicksand of regulation Ma)'or Norman Floyd and recessed. whkh big government makes Informally approved by the A confidential House stud) warns that - The tightening of the economy "means every American businessman coriunissioners in a workshop, iì off his mother before any other clients. President Ford's plan to decontrol oil prices at profits went to Somoza, whose nickname is cope with." between 400,000 and 800,000 addItional unemincludes more than $8 million in While others were picking up the pieces of the end of ttie month will cause an economic "Tacho." But It may be significant that the 0)-ed." The President aLso said that, bond issue mnoney, federal and p1 their wrecked homeL Somoza and his henchmen shock wave, which will retard the recovery and hangar was known in Managua as "Tacho's "Thy greatest Impacts wifl have worked bought up some cotton plantatio near Supermarket," as part of his over-all program, state funds for expansion of the cost the American people an additional $16 their way Into the economy by the third or fourth Managua for about $300,000. A week later, the "We must maintain an antitrust current 1.2 million gallons daily M II.L,S.GO.ROjj1). fli embattled Rep. billion a year. policy which validates our capacity Keller Road sewer quarter of 1976, substantially retarding t;o'iin.ment purchased the land from them for $3 The study, prepared by the House Energy and economic recovery." Wilbur Mills, 1)-Ark., an honorary 33rd degree commItment to competitive plant into a 7.5 million gallons million ostenslhly as the site of'housing for the Power subcommittee and submitted to Chair. Mason who has received the Grand Lodge Medal per day regional facility. "On an annual basis, the U.S. will ther(ore poor." Few homes, however, have been built on for having brought honor to Slansonry, now faces ma, John Dingell, 1)-Mich., forecasts these '[he millage level Is identical the cotton fleld, which are still planted In be paying a additional. - $16 billion." economic consequences: expulsion from the fraternal order for his to that certified by County Somoza cotton, CALENDAR Footnote: The House study doesn't take Into Consumer prices will spurt upward. Auto dalliance with stripper Fanne Foxe. lIe goes on l'roperty Appraiser Terry The United States, meanwhile, macic a trial today (Friday) before a five-man comsales will fall off. Housing starts will decline. account either the end of the $2 'a'.'lf( which Goernbel. The commission may AUG. Hundreds of thousands will be thrown out of would drop prices of oil, or '.he tF,r'uitened oil generous contribution to the reconstruction of mission of fellow Masons at his home lodge In 8 adopt ordinances on the budget price increase by the oil producing countries. Managua. Of course, this requires a con- Kensett, Ark. Our previous story about the work. SemInole Cowit' REACT, p.m., First Federal Community and property tax rate on first slderal)le aiTiount of cenient. (u ',ho secret trial brot'ght a deluge of mail fruiti "We wil still be feeling the effects of the 1)ingell, racanwhlhe, has been quietly sounding Room,3l2W.FirstSt.,Sanford. re1iding Tuesday and set a energy price shock In Late 1977," declares the oct colIcigues on a plan to leave all oil buying up produces the ccmer'L? The Somnoza.owned Masons, most of them sympathetic to MiPs public hearing for midto the government, thus cutting the oil corn- National Cement Company. And guess who sets whose troubles have been attributed to study. Open to public, September. the price of ccrner.t? The Somoza goverrtn(, At present, the oil from existing domestic panics out of the purchasing process entirely. alcoholjmi. He had fought a winning battle Also on the agenda for AUG. 29 wells Is priced at $525 a barrel. But under Ford's SOMOZA'S ChRISTMAS A terrible earBrazil also offered $5 million in low-Interest against the sickness until terrible back pain.s Tuesday's meeting is a public Goldibo'o Elementary decontrol plan, the price is expected to climb to thquake deva.'tated Manag',a, the capital city of export credits to help the earthquake victims. drove him to drink. School open house, 10 am. to 1 hearing and second reading of $13. Nicaragua, on Dec. 23, 1972. Somoza used most of the credits to import Mills is confident he won't be expelled, anti pm. Classroom lists posted on an ordinance amending the From the confidential study, here are the For the impoverished populace, it was the Mercedes43eiz automobiles and trucks. He his Supporters are circulating petitions in his doors. Registration 8:30 am. to subdivision ordinance to delete anticipated effects: worst natural disaster of the century. But (or extracted a fat commission on each vehicle behalf. But Lee Overstreet, the Arkansas Grand 2:30 p.m., weekdays for fourth payment of taxes to the city "Consumer tx'ices will be between une and dictator Anastasio Somoza, the earthquake because he happens to own the Met d[3r,z Master, has taken a stern attitude toward and fifth grades plus public clerk. two per cent higher than they would oc without offered another opportunity to stuff his pockets, franchise In Nicaragua. Even Managua's Masonic misconduct Ttree prominent Arkansas A state law affecting kindergarten migrant pre. decontrol." Masons former state Senator Guy IL. Jones, mu'nlcipal garbage trucks are It was his most bounteous Christmas. school and special education Seminole County was passed by "Gross National Product, in 1958 dollars, The gre, destruction, It's true, didn't spare former state legislator Joe tee Anderson and Dr. Emergency items were donated by many classes. Proof of residency, the Legislature some years ago r, Mft will be to to three per cent lower." hundrer4s ci properties owned by the Somnoza other nations following the earthquake. Most Porter Rodgers Sr. liav been expelled Immunizations and birth requiring collection of city 'Auto sales will be off by about 10 per cent, fami1', Many them were in the name of the were stashed In an Air Force hangar under the recently. required for new registrants. taxes by County Tax Collector a loss of about one million on an annual basis," dIcVi.'r's mother, Mrs, &slvadcra de Sonwza. supervisIon of Somoi.'.' i 3ti, Some of the FO0tfl: "Dear, will you please stop yelling 'Decontrol! Overstreet repeated to our Fourth graders attending Pine 6. Ti'oy Ray Jr. "Housing starts will be down by 100,000 to flu iomoza quickly recouped the family 1o.ses emergency Decontrol! / can't get to Ieep!' plies vtj associate, Rob Owens: "Like! told you before, I Other items on the agenda sold on the black Crest last year do not have to 150,000." ordering the National I'isurance Company to rr',rket. 0. sources live no proof that the' can't tell you anything at all about Masonic are routine. ':'-- register. affairs." ) ,,,,,,. 'ZUUt' _____ \ . ____ B York ?C)1S PARCEL. No 110 roR " N v 0 ice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA IN AND THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE - & - ,_,,,, ________________ ____ \ . . - better." To The Editor . . ... R Sense On f)efense - ... JACK ANDERSON Oil Price Decontrol May Cost Billions BERRY'S WORLD - -. . - - - - '' - of - 4 Co rd 51 Appl, Drive Greencaslfe, Pennsylvania 17775 PARCEL Plo ill Syracuse SSVIOQS flank SE PVC 6 Dale Wright, President 102 N Saline Street Syracuse, PdeN York 13701 PARCEL No Ill American Federal Say ings & Loan Association of Orlando SERVE C Floyd Cooper, President 155 South Orange Avenue Orlando Florida PARCEL P40 iii flake and Cole. P.A SERVE Philip E Blake, Peidpnt Agent, 531 F Highway 431 L.ongwond, Florida PARCEL No flarneti flank of Win Icr Park. N A , formerly flarnett F lrst National flank of Winter Park SERVE Charles K Cross. President 730 Park Avenue South Writer Park. Florida PARCEL No 113 F redpriC W flistline 30 Bay Avenue I c4'igwood, Florida PARCEL No 113 i A Bistline, widower Ml Sanlancto Springs Driyp U(x)c1, Florida PARCEL No 116 Mary C Bistline. a k Carolyn S Bistline 630 E flay Avenue l000wood. Florida PARCEL Plo 115 JOyce M Cable 110 Evergreen Avenue Lonawood, Florida PARCEL Plo 111 Rodney Cable. a k a Rooriey W Cable £10 Evergreen Avenue LOngwoocJ, Florida PARCEL PIn 111 (ornfr.k Lonqwood SERVE J P 'Toote President 801 F Sanlando Spring's Drive L.cingwood. Florida PARCEL Plo 117. Drive LOnowood. Florida PARCEL No ii) William E Nicarry 115 Southcot Road Casselberry, Florida PARCEL No 11! Winifred Nicarry 115 Southcot Road Catselberry, Florida PARCEL Plo ill Ale,ancier Nicholas, Ill, single $10 E Church Street LOnQwOod. Florida PARCEL No 103 Dorothy C Nichols. a widow UI E. Church Street L.CnQWOod, Florida PARCEL No 105 Plewburgh Development Corp SERVE Harry Hagie, Resident Agent 901 Railroad Avenue Winter Park. Florida PARCEL No 117 Phillips Petroleum Company SF PVC United States Corporation Company. Resicent Agent $00 fla,nett Bank Building Tallahassee. Florida PARCEL Plo 110 C. Troy Ray Tg Collector, Seminole County SemInole County, Court house Sanford, Florida As to interest in and to any parcel included herein Reproco, Inc SERVE United States Corporation Company Resident Agent $00 flarnelt flank Building Tallahassee, Florida PARCEL No 110 Royal Line Builders. Inc SERVE Norman H 5chiff ReSident Agent 900 RaIlroad Avenue Winter Park. Florida PARCEL Plo II? Poyl Properties Man Agement Corp SERVE Kimsey Hall, Pesident Agent 521 E Sanlanco Springs Drive t.onqwood, Florida PARCEL No 117 the said Northerly right of way line a point 10 feet Easterly of the potnl of beginning, thence run Westerly along said right of way line 10 feet to the POINT OF BEGIN. P4ING a? ContaIning SO square tee?, more or less PARCEL NO 107 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY . A triangular parcel of land located in Lots I and 10, Witdr,iece Manor 1c0'dintj to pta? recorded in P1st Book 11, page 9, publIc records of Seminole County. Flcw,da, deS(ribd as fotIo'w Begin at toe intersection of the West right of way line of South Grant Avenue and the Southerly right of way line of State Road S 411. thence tun South along said West right of wy line Of Grant Avenue a distance of ISO feet. thence run Northwesterly along a straight line to the SSid Southerly right of way line of State Road 5 t3l at a point feet Weit of the point of beginning, thence run East along said right of way line 60 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING Containing 4.500 sQuare fees (0 10.1 acres, more or less PARCEL NO 109 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY A trlanc,ular parcel of land located In the S', of Lot 17, Block D. of 0 P Mitchell's survey of the Levy Grant, according to p1st recorded n P1st Book I, page 5. publIc records of Seminole County, FlorIda, West Of State Road 13600. and North of State Road Sill being described follows Reiri ut the in?prSeCt.Ci the North right of wa nc' of ate Road S 434 and the West rigr,t at way line of State Road 15600. thence run North along said West right of way line a d:stance of IS feet. thence run Southwesterly along a straight line to the SSid North right of way line of said State Road S 431. at a point IS t West of the point of beginning, thence run East along said right of way line 15 feet to the POINT OF BFC.INNINC, Containing 113 square feet. more or less PARCEL P40 110 F CE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY A triangutar parcel of land In Lot I?. Block "D". of D. P Mitchell's Survey of the Levy Grant, according to p1st , eicOrdcd in P1st Book 1, page 5, public records of Seminole County. rlorida, South of Slate Road S 134 and West of State Road 15 being deScribed as follows: Begins? the Intersection of the South right ot way lIne of State Road Sill, and the Westerly right of way line of Slate Road 15600. thence run Sov'h said Westerl' right Of way line a distance of Ifeet,thence run North. westerly along a straght line to the saId Southerly right of way line of Stale Road S 131 at a point 13 feet West of the point of beginning. thence run East along Said right of way line iS feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING Section 77360, said survey lini g described as 'olløw: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, at a point on the Southerly evtenSon of the West line of Ict 764 of the Town of Lonqwooi, according to p1st recorded In Plat Book 1, page 70. putllc records of S'rnoole County, Florida. being 166 31 feet South 00 degree's 39' 13" West of Northwest corr,er of said Lot 761 thence run South $9 degrees 01 East. a distance of 191301 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to thi' Northwesterly and having a rad'u. of 1909 5.3 feet. thence run Nor thp5t'ty along the arc of Said curve through a central angle of II degrees 00 00" a distance of 36667 feel to the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees 36' IS" East, a distance of 114 feet to the beginning 045 curve concave to the Soulherl and havi,s, a radiu, of 1909 $4 thence run Southeasterly along the arc of Said curve through a central angle of 71 degrees 5131" a distance of 730.32 feet to the end of curve, thence run South 7$ degrees 0;' ,, East, a distance of 151 64 feet to thC beginning of a curve concave to the P4ortherli and having a radius of 1909 $6 feet, thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle 04 10 degrees 51' .0" a dstance of 363 52 feet to the end of tad curve, thence run South $9 degrees 01' 31" East, a distance of 93? 71 feet to a point 45 feet South of the Southeast corner of Section 37. Township 20 South, Range 30 East, for the end of this deScribed survey tine BeQlfl at a point on the Southerly eitenson of the West iis, of Lot 264 of the Town of Lonqwood. according to p1st recorded in Plat Book 1. page 70, punlc records of Seminole County, Florida, being 166 33 feet CO degrees ' is" West ot he Northwest corner of said Lot 264, lhrnce run South $9 degrees 01' 45" East, ,s distance of 191501 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Plorthweiterty and having a radius f 1909 56 feet. thence run Nor. theasterly along the arc of said "a" through a central angle of II degrees 00' 00" a distance of 36661 1e to the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees 35' IS" East. a distance of 141 feet to the beginn'ng f Urs'e conca,e to the Southerly and having a radius of 1909 56 feet. thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 21 degrees 54' 31" a d'stance f dt to the end of curve, 32 thence run South 7$ degrees 07' II" East. a dstance 0,131 66 feet to thi g&ng of a curve concave to the Northerly and having a radius of 1909 56 feet. thence run Southeasterly along the arc of Mid curve through a central angle of 10 degrees 51' 70" a distance of 363.57 feet to the end of Said curve, thence run South $9 degrees 01' II" East. a distance of 9'31 71 feet to a point 0 45 Sc,uth of the Southeast corner of hi00 37. TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, for the end of this described Survei line Containing 917 square feet (002) acrel. more of less, exclusive of area within rusting rights of wSy Conta;nin 21,470 square feet (0 49) acre) moreor less, eiclu'svecf area thin existing rlght of way (7) ALSO PARCEL PlO Ii) FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT :P4OPTH STATION IS '0000 That part of' The East 75 feet of the West 272 f&t of the South 155 35 feet of that part of Block I. North of Township line of WIldmere. according to p1st recorded in P1st Book 1. page 111. public records of Seminole County. Florida, fLESS existing rights of way,) lying Northerly of and within 40 fee' of the survey l,ne of State Road 5 43& Section 77350. s.ad survey line being described as follows That part of Block I, Norm of lownship line, Wildmere, accoroing to plat recordeil in Plat Book I, page Ili, public records of Seminole County. Florida. ILESS the West 172 feet. and less that part described as follows Fromtrre in?erse.ctionof the Easterly line of 55id Block $ with thC North right Of way line of State Road 431. run North along Sad Easterly llr*adistanceof 150 feet, thence run West 160 feet, thence run South to the Northerly right of way line of State Road 434, thence run Easterly alohg sad Northerly rqht of way line to the' Pont OS Begriring, and LESS the East 323 feet 04 the West 347 feet of the South 155 38 feet North of Township line,) Begin at a point on the Southerly extension of the West line of Lot 264 04 the Town of Lonqwood, according to p1st recorded In P1st Book 1. page UbllC records of Seminole 70. CoJnty, Florida. being 1663) tee? South 00 degrees 39' IS" West of the NLtthweSt corner of Said Lot 264. lht5'ce run South $9 degrees 01, 45.. East, a distance of 191301 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a radius of 1909 $4 feet, thence run Nor theasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of II degrees 00' 00" a distance of 36667 feet to the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees 55'lS" East, a distance of 141 feet to the beginning of a cut ye concave to the Southerly and having a rad;us of 190956 feet, thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 71 degrees 34' 3.4" a distance of 730 32 feet to the end of curve, thence run South 1$ degrees 07' II" East, a distance of 131 66 feet to the beginning of a curve Concave to trie Northerly arid having a radius of i99 feet, thence run Southeasterly along the arc 01 said curve through a central angle of ID degrees 54'20" a distance of 36) 52 feet to the end of said curve. thence run South SC degrees 01' 31" East. a distance of 9)1.71 feet to a pont 0 45 feet South of the Southeast corner of Section 37. Township 70 South, Range 30 East, for the end of thiS de';cribed survey line bOunded end described as followS' Commence at a pOiflt 013 feet South of the Southeast cornero? Section 37. Townthip 20 South, Range 30 East, I urIc I Darnell. widow thence run North 59 decrees 01' 31" 10? Mayro'se Drive West, a distance of 931.71 feet to the Sanford, F'orda beginning of a curve concave to the PARCEL Plo 11$ Northerly and having a radius of 1909 56 feet. thence run Nor 1.2 irs? Federal Savings thwesterly along the arc of Said Security Federal Say & Loan Association of curve through a central angle of 10 iflQS & loan A55(ii Seminole County degrees Si' 20" a distance of 363 57 tlOn of Winter Park SE PVC' 6 1 Edmoods. feet to the end f SSid curve, thence SERVE' Ronald A Brandt, Executive V3e run North 7$ degrees 07' 11" West, a PreSident President Containing 1)3 square feet, more or dstance of 15164 feet to the 190 Winter Park Mall 317 West First Street less beginning of a curve concave to the Winter Pork FIor,da Sanford. Florida Southerly and having a radius of PARCEL Plo 105 PARCEL No 111. 117 PARCEL NO Ill 190956 feet. thence run Westerly FEE SIMPLE RIGIT OF WAY aleng the arc of said curve through a Statewide Stations, Inc Florida First National (1) That part of central angie of 16 degrees ' 30" a SERVE United States flank of Jacksonville. Lots iand7. Welherington Heights diStSncp Of 335 06 feet for the POINT Corporation Company. Co Trustee Addition to Longw'ood. according to OF REGIPININC,, thence from a Resdent Agent SERVE Chauncey W Lever. plat recorded in P1st Book 12. page tangent bearing of North $3 degrees 800 flarnett Bank President 71, publIc records of Seminole 4419" East, run North 01 degrees 13' Building 211 Hogan Street County, Florida: (Less road r,grrt Of 11" West. a distance 4 10 feet, Tallahassee. Florida 37302 jacksonville. Florida wayl, " thence run North 0 degrees ' PARCEL No 109 PARCEL No 102 lylrg Northerly of and withIn 40 feet Fast a distSncp of 305 75 feet, thence h' survey line of State Road S. run South $9 degree's 50' 05" East, Texaco. Inc. Florida Power Corpor 4)1. Section 71510. said survey line diStance' 04 700 feet. thence run South SERVE Prentice Hall at ion being described as follows: 0 degree's (19' 0)" West, a distance Of CorpO(ation System, SC PVC ThelmI Maihimer, )Y' 64 feeS, therip run South I Ream at a pInt on the Southerly RpSident Agent Resident Agent degree 3' I? ' "des'. ,i .j,SL'.ce of extension o the West line of Lot 764 $00 Burnett Bank Building 3701 3.4th Street feet. to a point on sad curve, thence 04 the Town of Lung, vood, according Taltahsse, FlorIda 37302 Containing 1.763 square feet oo South to p1st recorded in Piat floo 1. page PARCEL No. 109 acre) moreor less, exclusive of area from a tangent bearing of North U St Petersburg, Florida 20. public records of Seminole 77 45• West run Westerly witPimn existing riqPr's of way PARCEL Plo 102 along tha arc of said curve through County, Florida, being 166 3.3 feet Seminole Computer Services South 00 degrees 39' 15" West of the Central angle of OS degrees 3?' 53" a SERVE James M Cole PARCEL NO 114 Jennie M. Fox distance of 196 OS feet to the POINT Northwest corner of said Lot 264. Reiident Agent FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY 170 Evergreen Avenue OF BFC'tNNlNG thence run South $9 degrees DI' IS" 551 C Highway 4)i Lcx'awnod, FlorIda That part of Cast, a distance of 191301 feet to the L000'lvoOd. Florida PARCEL No 111 The East S feet of the west 317 ContaIning 60.472 square feet ( ) 399 beginning of a curve concave to the PARCEL No Ill feet of the South 13$ feet of th5t acres) more or less, exclusive o' Northwesterly and having a radius Eydle J Gamble part of Block I. lying North of the ara in existing rights of way and If said defendantS are living, arid of 1909 54 feet, thence run Nor ISO Springwood Trail way Township line of Wildmere, ac exclusive of rights of if any or all of said defendant or theasterly along the arc of said Maitland, Florida cording to p1st recorded in Piat Book reguirements as described above defendants are deceased, the Curve through a central angle of 11 PARCEL No 107 i, page 111. public records of PARCEL NO 116 unknown spouse, heirs. devisees, degrees 00' 00" a distance of 36667 Seminole County, Florida, (LESS FEC SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY grantee's, creditors. lienors, or other feet to the end 04 curve, thence run James C. Gamble existIng right of way,) (a) That part of parties claiming by. through, under, North 79 degrees 3$' IS" East, IfO Sprinqwood Trail A parcel of land located in Blixk $ f 'flog wilbin 40 feet or, eacri side of or against any such deceased di5tane of 111 feet to the beginning Maitland, Florida the survey line of State Road $134 Wildmere SubdivIsion, according to defendant or defendants, if alive, of a curve concave to the Southerly PARCEL No 107 ctbo 77350, Sad survey line being plat recorded in Ptat soo t. page arid. if ctead, their unknown spouse. and hivirig a radius of 1909 56 feet, ill, public re'corth of Semnole described as follow's heirs, devises's. legatees. grantees, thence run Southeasterly along the Haole. Inc County. Florida. and being Begin at a point on arc of Said curve through a central the Southerly creditors, Ilenors. or other parties SERVE' Harry Hagle. described as follows Begin at the extension of the West line of Lot 264 claiming by. through, uniter, or angleof 21 degrees 54' 31" a distance' Resident Agent intersection of the Enst tine of Said of the Town of Lonqwood, according against any such deceased defen of 7)0 32 feet to the end of curve, 901 RaIlroad Avenue Block . and North right of way tO p1st recorded in Plat Book I. page dsnt or defendants, arid all parties thence run South 7$ degreeS 07' II" Winter Park. Florida line of State Road S iii. thence run 20. public records of Seminole having or claiming to have any East, a distance of 151 66 feet to the PARCEL No 117 North 150 feet. thence run West 160 County. Florida, being 166 33 feet right, title, or interest in and to the beginning of a curve concave to the feet. thence run South to the sad Sot.2th 00 d'rees 39' 13" West Cl the described in the Corn Northerly and having a radius of 1.tisrry Hagle, d b a North right of way lIne of said State Northwest corner of Said Lot 244 plaint, to wit 1909,06 feet. thence run Sunrist. Apartments Road S £11. thence run East along SECTION 77510; STATE ROAD Southeasterly along the arc of Mid thence run South IC degrees 01 45" 901 RaIlroad Avenue said right of way line to the Point of East, a distance of 191301 feet to the Beginning, 134 SEMINOLE COUNTY: Curve through a central angle of ID Winter Park, Florida beginnIng degrees 54' 70" a distance of 363 37 of a curve Concave to DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL Plo 117 feet to the end of Said curve. thence PARCEL Pl Northwesterly and having a radus Lying (a) Northerly of and Within 10 o of the survey line of State Road of 1909 $6 feet, thence run Nor f run South $9 degrees Ol'll" East, a FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY 5imon Hagle S 131, Section 11350. and (b) theasterly 11 along distance of 9)1 the feet to a point 0 43 arc slid of 901 Railroad Avenue curve through a central angle Of II Southerly of said survey Iine sad (1) A lringular parcel of land in Lot feet South of the Southeast corner ot Winter Park. Florida Section TownShip degrees 00' 00" a distance 0136667 survey line being described as 716. Townof 37. South. 70 Lonqwood. accordng to PARCEL No 112 feet of the end of curve, thence run follows p1st recorded in P1st Book 1, pages Range 1) East. for the end of this I imsey Hall. CIba Plorto 79 degrees SI' 15" Fast, • Begin at a pant on the Southerly IS thru 21, publIc records oi described survey line Sunrise Apartments Seminole County, Florida. described Containing 611 square feet (0011 dilance of 114 feet to the beginning extension of the West line of Lot 26.1 Springs as follows' Begin at the interSection acre) more or lets, exclusive of area ° a curve concave to the Southerly of the Town of Longwcx,d. according and heving a radius c 1909 56 feet, to p1st recorded in Plt Book I, page of the West right Cl way lire of within existing rights of way. I onciwond. Florida ecords of Seminole thence run Southeasterly aiong the 70. publiC Oleander Avenue and the Northerly (7) ALSO PARCEL No 117 arc of said curve through a central C)unty, Florida, beng 164 33 feet right of way line of State Road S 13.1. thence run North along said A parcel of land in the Southwest anglaof7lctegrees5l' 3.1" a distance South 00 degrees 39' iS" West of the Patricia Ann Hall corner of Lot 7. said Wetherirsgton of 730 37 fe'et to the end Of curve. Northwest corner of said Lot 261. Westerly right of way line a distance 321 C Sanlando Springs thence run South 59 degrees 01' 45" thence run South 75 degrees 01' 0410 feet. the'ncp run Southwesterly Heights Addition lying South " Drive along a straight line to the Said westerly of a line described as East. a distance 0113$ 46 feet to the East, a distance of 191501 feet to the Lortqwood. Florida follows' beginning of a curve concave to the beginning of a curve concave to thC Northerly right of way Lne of State PARCEL No 117 Road S 134 at a point 10 feet West of Commence at the intersection of the Northerly and having a rad,us of Northwesterly and hav'r'q a radius feet, the Point of Beginning, thence run Southerly extension of the West l'ne 1909 $6 thence run of 1909 54 feet. thence run Nor .1 M Haltaway Easterly ID feet to the POINT OF 04 Lot 264 of the Town of Long*oud. Southeasterly along the arc of Said lheasterly along the arc of Said 1)79 luskawilla Pond according to plal recorded in Plat curve through S central angle of 10 Curve through a central angle 04 fl BEGINNING Maitland, Florida degrees 00'OO" a distance 04 364 67 Book I. page 20, public records of degrees 31' 70" a distance of 34) 5 PARCEL No Ill Containing SO sQuare feet. more or Seminole County, Florida. and 'he feet to the end of Said curve, thence feet to the end of curve, thence run South line of Section 37. Township 20 run South 59 degrees 01' 31" North 79 degrees 5$' IS" East. a less J. P Hattaway South. Range 30 East. at a point East, dl5tane of 931 7) feet to a distance 01111 feet to the beginning AND I?) A triangular parcel of 167 Sanlancto Springs $46 33 feet South 00 degree's 39' 13" poInt 0 IS feat South o' thC Southeast of a curve concave to the Southerly In Lot 4, East Lonqwood Subdiv,Sion. Drive arid having a radius of $909 56 fe'et. West of the Northwest corner of saId corner of Section 37. Township according to plat recorded in Plat L.ot 764. thence run South 59 degrees Longwond. Florida South, Range Xl East, for the end ot thence run Southeasterly along the ok 10, page 35 publiC records of PARC EL No 111 01' 15" East. a a:stance of 19)501 thi5 described survey lifl arc of SSid curve ttirou.3h a central Seminole County, Florida, described feel to the beginning of a curve Contininq 2.697 square feet (0062 angleof7ldcgrees3l' 3.4" ad,stance as follows' Begin at the intersection Mary C Ilattaway concave to the Northwesterly and acre) more or less, exclusive of area feet to the end of curve, of the West right of way line of East having 1)79 Tuskawilla Road thence run South 75 degrees 07' 11" a radius of 190956 feet, within existing rights Of way Street and the South right of way line M5itland. Florida thence run Northeasterly along the East, a diStance 01151 64 feet to the of State Road S 431. thence run South PAR CCI Plo 111 bealnninq of a curve concave 10 the arc of said curve through a centrcl PARCEL NO 115 alonu said West right of way line a Northerly and having a radius of angle of 1 degrees 6' 55" a distance FFE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY distance of lOfeef. thence run North Sally Hattaway $909 $4 feet, thence 045910 lee?, thence from a tangent WATER RETENTION AREA run westerly along a straight line tc a bearin of North $9 degrees 11' 70 16? Santisndo Springs S.ciutpsfa'stprly along the arc of said (Ii That part Of paint on the s,aid South right of way Drive' East. run North 0 degrees 3$' IS" Curve through a central angle of IC All of Block S. North of Townstsip tine of State Road S Ui. ala paint 10 Lcinqwond, Florida degrc Fast. a distance of 3% 01 fees for the 34'70" a distance 04 343 57 tine Wildrnere. acc.srrting to plat feet Wett of the poir,t of beginning. Point of Beginnur,g. PARCEL No 111 feet tO the end of Said curve, thence thence run South recorded n P'al Book I. oage 111. run South $9 thence run East to the POINT OF degrees I)' 07" C ast. a distance I degrees 01' 31" East. public records ci Seminole County, BEGINNING flertle Maslen diStance of 93171 feet to a pOint o i.s for the end of this 70 59 f Florida. (LESS the West 173 feet. feet South of the Southeast Ilrassle Drive Containing SO square feet. more or oescribe 4 line corner of and less that part described as Sanlando Springs, less Section 37, Township 10 South. Containing 700 square feet, nte or follows From fIve intersection of Ihe Range 30 East. for lIve end Of thiS Florida less, exclusiv, of area within FttecIylIneof said Blocks ,v,th the described PARCEL No 11$ Survey line existing rIghts 04 way. PARCEL NO. 103 NorIhrIghtofwayllneofStatep • 017 sQuare feel iO 151 Containing FEE SIMPLE WAY RIGHT OF .114, run North along said Easterly Ron.ttd C) Masters acre), more or less PARCEL NO 117 lInie adlstariceof ISO fret, A thence triangular in Lot run parcel of land firassle Drive FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY Al.SO West lOOfeet thence run Southtotne $45. Townof Lonawood. acordnclto Sanlando Springs Tht.t pilrt of Northerly right of way line of State plat recorded in ('tat Book I. pacts Florida A triangular parcel of land n Block The East 73 feet of the West 197 Road 1)4. thence run Easterly along of Wildmere Subdivision, according 1110 71. public records of 3eminole PARCEL No 11$ feet Of th South 13$ 3* feet of that said Northerly right Of way line to toplat recorded in Pta? Book. 1. page County, Florida, described as part 01 StoCk S. Wildmece Sub the Point of Beginning, and LESS Ill, PvbliC records of follows Begin at the intersection of Aubrey Eugene Meeks Seminole the East right of way line of Oak dl,ilsicws, North of To*nthip line, the Fast 725 feel of the Wes' 347 feet County. Florida, being described 511 F Sanlando SlrInqs according t p1st recorded in P1st Of the SoullS 151 3$ feet North of follOws fieqin at th intersection at Avenue (WeSt line of sad Lot 54$) Drive book 1, pace 111, public records oh 'TownshIp Iine'.1 and the Northerly right of way line the West right of way line of Wayman I orawnod. Florida of State' Road Sill, thence run SemInole County, Florida, (CX lying within l0feet on eatti side of StreetanithnewNortrierlyriqhtof PARCEL No CEPT eeitlng right of way.) North tna sail right of way line a thC Survey line of State Road Sill, way line' f State Road S t'n. as distance of tO feet. thence run lying Northerly of and within 40 feel Section 77560. Said survey line' being located 5bve. thence run ?4ortherl Mary rrances Meeks !,oci,Pseasterly alc,.ig a straight line to of the survey line of State Road 5 described a'. foilowt S1CiriQ tad West rght of wa, sOC S 341 F Sanlarido Spri.,,s ' Monday, Aug. 25, It7S-5A dt,a'tce of 70 feet. thence run South westerly along a straight line to ?I'iC ai new PloriherIy righi of way line at a point 15 feet West of the Oiflt of beginning, thence run Easter?i along said right of way line. i distance of IS feet to the Point of BegInning Containing 141 square fees, more less PARCEL PlO FEE SIMPLE or ni RIGHT OF WAY part of Il) TP The South 300 feet Of the west 225 feet of Block 7. Wlldmere aCCoVdinti to 01St recorded In P1st Book 1. page ill, public records of Seminole County, FIorid,. (LESS e*istinq rights of way,) lying Northerly of and within 10 feet of the survey tine of State Road S 434, Se(tlOn 71560, said survey line being described as follows Begin at a point on the Southerly extension of the West line of Lot 264 of the 'Town of Longwood. according to p1st recorded in P1st Book I. page 70. pullc recoros of Seminole County. Florida, being 166 33 feet South 00 degreeS 39IS" West of the Northwest corner of sad Lot 264. thence run South $9 degreeS 01' 15" East. a distance of 191301 feet to the begInning of a curve COncave to trip Northwesterly and haying a radus of 1909 54 feet. thence run Nor theasterly along the arc of said rurvC through a centrll anqte 04 11 dearees 00' 00" a distance of 366 67 feet to the end of curve, thence run North 79 degrees $. 13'' East, a dStanCe ot 114 feet to the begrnn'i of a curve concave to the Southerly arid having a radius of 1909 $6 feet. thence run Southeasterly along the arc 04 saId curve through a central angle of 71 degreeS Si'34" a distance of 730 37 feet to the end of curve, thence 'or, South 7$ degrees 07' II" East, a distance of 131 64 feet to the beginning of a curve conrave to the Northerly and having a radius o run thence 1909.06 feet, Southeasterly along the arc of SSid curve through a central angle of 10 degrees 54' 20" a distance of 363 37 feet to the end of said curve, thence run South $9 degrees 0131" East. a distance of 9)1 71 feet to a point 0 45 feet South of the Southeast corner of Section 37. Township 70 Soutr' Rang.' 30 Fast, for the end of fri described survey line Containing 1.501 saua'e feet (0033 acre) more or less, exclusive of area withIn existing rights of way (2) ALSO A triangular parcel of land in the South 300 feet of the nest 773 feet of Block 2. saId Wltdmeqe Subdiv,sion, being described as follows. Begin at the intersection Of the East right ef way line of Wayman Street and the new Northerly right of way line ot State Road S 434. as located above. thence run North along sad East rightof way line, a d'stance of S feet. thence run Southeasterly along a 5tr5ght line to the sa'd new Nor therty right of way line of State Road feet Easterly of the Point of Beginning, thence run Westerly along said right 04 way. S feet t, the P&r,t a' flgrnng C-, i' ,' 11 'ir j'. ' PAPCEL P40 lit FEE SIMPLE Oi feet 0 r' ore .'i;. v A trIangular parcel 04 land located it'% th We' 30 feet of Lot 4. Block 5. cf the amended Plat of Blocks S a. 6 at'o H. Wlldmece. according to plat recorded tn P1st Book. 3. page 60. public reco'ds of Seminole County. Florida described as follows; Begin at the intersection of the West hn of Oxford Street and the existing Southerly rIght of way line of State Po.jd S 434. thence run South atotru Said West right of way line of Oxford Street a distance of 10 feet, thence run Northwesterly along a straight line to the said South right of way line of State Road S 431. at a pont $0 feet Westerly of the Point of Beoinnino, thence run Easterly along saId right Of way a distance to 10 feet to the point of beginnIng Containing so square feet. -iore or less PARCEL PlO 7" TEMPORARY COP4STRUC1Itd EASEMENT Tb,)? part of The West 120 feet of the South 300 f? of Block 7. Wildmere according to plat recorded in Plat Book 1. page 1l. Public records of Seminole County, Florida ILESS existing rights of way) EXTENDING no more than S feet beyond the new right of way line for State RoSd S 434 as located in Parcel Plo 117 1, Proiect Section No 77310 2609 Yu and each of you are hereby serverally notified that the plamntff f,Ied its sworn Complaint, together with it% Declaration of Taking in the a')ove styled Co rt against yo,j and each of you as defendants See'lng to condemn the above described property located in Seminole County, Florida, by Domain proce,dngs You are further nutif.ed that the Plaintittj will call up for hearing before the Honorable Kenneth M Leffler, one of the iudgs of the above styled Court On the 2Stri oly of S1ptemt)', A D. 1975. at 1100 o'clock A N . irs Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, itS application for an Order of Taknq in accordance with its Declaration of Taking bertfofore filed in this cause All parties to thi5 suit and aU Other interested Parties may appear at the lime and place designated and be '' AND Facts defendant is hereoy regu,re'j to serve written defenses, if any tO tad Ccmciant on THOMAS 6 FREE MAN County Attornc'v S#ml,vjle County P0 Box 70 Attamonte Springs. Florida 3270$ on or before the 73rd rIhy e tember, A 0 . 1973, arid lie the original with th Clerk. of the above ¶?yld Court on said date, to ShO* cause what right, titi, interest er lien you or any of You hive n anc. to the prOerIy described irs Said Complaint and to show cause, it any yOu have, why scid property Should not be Condenned for the uses and purposes as set forth in the Corn plaint filed herein If you fSil to do so. a default will be entered against you for the reliel demanded in th Compint WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of said Court on the 72nd day I August, A 0 . 1973 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwtr, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiChard, Dputy Clerk PubIsr Aug 25 & Sept I. 5. 5 1973 OFO 149 �Preps Start Popping Pads to S PORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ __ 91 Monday, Aug. 2S, 197i Branch H. E. L Iot Saturday SEMINOLE 11 , Herbert Branch, scatback on Bet' offense New York all summer and regulars. was taking team Bob Burkhart, pointed also Horace backs to Most of Rick the missing thus Henry in camera shy among expected Practice procedure so far two jobs, Stanley. Uni R E. ________ Mu ~ ,_%_ Swi .,~ Iv N at tint F Ed wi En to Hr Cu Jim Pritchard a injured and one "After our first graduating hospitalized. Kelley is running The solid popping was cx- centers around continued class last year, inexperience is didn't get to participate in the conditioning and learning a.m. and 2 p.m. our weakness," said Weir, 9 offseason weightlifting pected to begin today as Posey routes and assignments on kick AiR be looking I0 will far Howell OVIED() workouts at The Lions aren't sleeping II1 Ov iedo. program which helped beef up continued twice-a.day drills at 7 adding a lack of overall team coverage. Practice LAKE HO WELL is twice speed might also prove a the Seminoles. "Rut he did a.m. and 4 p.m. Coach [lilt Klein is seeing tiI daily until school begins, at 7 problem. something right," said Coach that with some rough, physica a.m. and 3 p.m. "Tall, lanky . but not too big contact hoped to pay off in muonL11 Jerry Posey, "because he came LYMAN Practices are at 7 n.m. and or ugly," is the way Coach Tom dividends this season than last back 10 pounds heavier, and in 4:30. LAKE BRANTLEY Ruby described his Silver when the lions finished th4 Coach Dick Copeland put his the right places." That ups Hawks, admittedly fledgling season 5-5. Branch's cfiicinl weight to a 41 candidates through drills in TRINITY PREI' With emphasis on physical pads for the first time Saturbirds of prey. strapping 150 pounds. conditioning at this stage of preKlein has near!)' 40 varsit 4 Pads were issued Saturday, day, -taking it easy at first." Eustis is oil the tips of tongues Without even enough players season practice, Coach Sammy and among players displaying lie expects to taper upward for stage a scrimmage, Coach for 35 varsity candidate- as candidates. Among the muon week. Weir singled out his best to good early season physical some sound hitting this Joe Kelley is working under a they prepare for the season shining examples of talent an looking linemen and backs: Ward Lee quarterback lie had particular praise for form are tackle-tight end Mike slight handicap this week. He opener against Eustis. Tim Meeks and Jill Good, guards Kenny Adams half a dozen or so athletes who Twice-a-day practices are lineman "Mark Boardman, Chuck has about 20 players at pracand Gerald Meyer and quar- are showing sound form for this Calhoun, IA.ve Hartman, Getie tice, and is cagerly awaiting the spiced with liberal introduction Reeves and backs Frank stage in the pre-season - Jerry Bowman and Ross Lishen look arrival of another 20 can- to the wishbone offensive Procell, Billy Merchant and terback Mark Whigh.am. concept. Undermanned Lake Wayne Stumpf. Main order of the day Human. Al Stanley, Bob Grazzl, good on the line," said Weir. He didates. .. VII I Bruins Pin Hopes to Ii ,; W On Shifty U U WU UUU U CI w 14 Patriot's Ross L1hen can play four positions. KI PI Fj N H M w 1 I Sc irirrri U fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . • ~fm-j _" '- ,* 4-5. *kAw-... >ro,.. " . .. ,3 .# -.' . , Q . - ~ - I .. ~, ;~".___ __ _-~ - - -)V- -- I I " r Steve Rivera could probably Perennial . western start e .,;I;iA.~ sl ~.11. o * ~W, for an), team. Muncie is M& Ir I . ff the title of "most explosive favorite Southern hard-nosed and last. Rivera Rrnnflin k e . .. ..... ........................... player' in college football this California ........ again was seventh in the nation in year but UCLA's John Sciarra last year with f. looks like the team to catches filed his candidacy papers in Fullback Charlie Smith and beat, despite the fact 1)k'k 1a ur er and three halfthe first game of 1974. It was in that first game that ' ' . Coach John backs give Oregon State an ex'V- . or agai ns t Tennessee that the shif- McKay \ has his pected strong ru nning attack ty Sciarra rolled up 390 to ta l andtheschoolalsohasveterans youngest team since at the guard and yards. Th e 5-foot-b, 178-poundta ckle p0But UCLA, sitions,.MikeKobielskyts /I 1 eris the man Coach Dick Ver- 1962. -i' being mdl hopes will lead them into Stanford a n d touted as a pro guard prospect. the Rose Bowl. By JIM HAYNES "California all figure Dave Brown starts at tight end UCLA may be accorded Herald Sports Writer and he was all-Pacific-8 last to be contenders. 1 tbest chance in years, but th e i year and the team's leading rePacilic-8 Conference again apFOREST CITY - Sammy Weir isn't pred icting a barn-burner celver. pea rs to be se ven nations trying season th is year, but he does suggest h is La ke Brantiey High In 1975, Sou thern Cal fields Coach Dee Andros has nearly ,iv to catch a legend: the Uni- w ha t Is billed as a Baby Bri- all of his defensive line ba ck infootball team will display one admirable quality -versatility, 4 "It's necessary for survival," he says, noting depth as his versity of Southern California. gade. The cast includes Ricky eluding tackles Dennis Boyd ' primary problem. Southern Cal Coach John Bell, one of the fastest fullbacks and Fred Anderson and end ' Weir counted 30 heads Saturday as the Patriots went through McKay has his youngest team in the Pac-, fullback Dave Tom Chamberlain. ,4 ,'!i " .. t -- "('i''I il,'4-" drills in pads for the first time this fall. The team had one week of since 1962, yet rat es as the man Farmer and quarterback Vince Sophomore redshirt Jerry .. I - '1"• to beat. conditioning in shorts. T-shirts and helmets. Evans. Bell is so fast he may Jurich has the inside track at ..,:l . . .lr,,t " "Physi cal conditioning is going to make us or break us," Weir Meanwhile, in the Pacific wind up at tailback. I: quarterback for Oregon. He and -: 's". ' t, - a .5 . '.added. "That schedule is going to be tough." He glanced at the Coast Athle tic Association, San The Troja ns' offensive line is two competitors have never -' -p,.,. .. . ' ,. - .'4'",'. Aff~w slate, penned in lon gha nd on a sheet of paper and taped to the wall Diego State abandons its usual massive, with 8-pound tackle played a down of college ,. ,_ii'y . j .F ' I over his desk. It included formidable foes like Apopka, role of offense lea de r for the Marvin Powell, guard Joe football. Two-year letterman -' .. Gainesville, Seabreeze, Lyman, Mainland, DeLand and tame role of defensive special- Davis at 244, center Jeff Flood, Gene Brown and letterman 0_4 ' -: Sem inole. ist. And lt may be enough to win 240, and s others weighing in George Be nn ett are the junior " 'The season opener is Sept. l2at home against Apopka. the PCAA title, the 250-270 regIon, " i running backs in Coach Don $4f b- - 711t ; ~ ". Versatility fits into the story at most positions with virtual.ly I- '.21 ,or "i -t UCIA's Sciarra broke an Stanford and California hope Read's Veer offense. the entire squad. ' 'U ankle in game No. 7 last year, the sout hern schools falter beThe Duck defense appears ';?t ' ',V # -We are learning two or three positions each," Weir said, his so he wasn't around when the cause both figure to be eon- more solid with three line'4'Y't . af"! I r, -. Southern drawl showing. folks voted for the All-Amen- tenders. ' backers and a five-man rotation '-"a...-. zt At least half a dozen players will be forced into two-way duty. cans. Still, he directed the VerStanford's Cardinals lost only on the line all co ming back. The .,: I ', '. Aznong them are Ross Lishen and Gene Bowman ( offensive guard med Veer offense for 1,235 one of t he ir last seven games most experienced is defensive . -; •--.';.? U.. and defensive end, Chuck Calhoun (tackle on offense and yards and is fully recovered, last year. Th ey hope quarter- end Don Johnson. . '; ,:-., ' . defense, Rick Garza (tailback and safety), A nd y Abramson hm Wen de ll Tyler, who averaged ba ck M.ke Cordova and junior Washington quarterback ' , . . ' " it.ackle and g ua rd) and Bandy Fowler fullback, linebacker and 5.7 yar ds per carry in 1974 un til running back Ron Inge can Chris Rowland was inj ured in "' -' ' tight end I. an elbow injury in the nin th ge ne rate the of fense. Ccdova practice this spring. That Even more sobering is the fact that Calhoun and Abramson game of the season, heads the started n ine games last year prompted new coach Don were starting guards last year. Bruin halfbacks. All-Pac4 wide and his passing ranged from Ja mes to opt for Cliff McBride "lishen is the team leader," pointed out Welt'. "He's the kind receiver Norm Anderson Is also great to blah. as the signal caller. Fullback & of kid you really enjoy coaching. Too bad we don't have a couple ba ck and the Bruin offensive Stanford Coach Jack Chris- Robin Earl, who averaged 5.6 : more like him. In addi tion to being an ex ce llent student, he has JF line averages 255 pounds. tiansn' defense is keyed by two yards per carry in 108 carries "'' I' i':#; a'e... the iy'scial ability to pla y guard, tackle. linebacker or defensive .. Southern Cal's Trojans, 10-1-1 of the coast's best linebacers, last year, is the most important " ' cnn, arid play each position well." last season and No. 2 nationally Geb Ch urch and Rich Menlo, of 33 returning Husky' letternr Lishen, a 6-0, l9-pound seni or, is pe gged a "solid small 4 : -:-,:.'; to Oklahoma, have lost a bundle and defensive end Duncan men. --;.,- -. college prospect" by Weir. "And I say small college only because through graduation, Tailback McCo ll. ". Washington Sta te's quarterof his size." Anthony Davis, quarter ba ck Cal ca n't repla ce All-Amen- back, Wally Bennett, is 6-feet"If our younger players were to adopt the same philosophy as Pat Haden, flanker J.K. McKay can quarterback Steve Bar- 5 so he won't have any trouble W&s, they wouldn't have to worry about what the record said .. . and linebacker Richard Wood tkowski but running back seeing his receivers, but be l.yn)an ('nat-h Dick Copeland makes practice point th ey'd be a winner." have left. Chuck Muncie and pass receiv- hasn't much experience. Dwre are many candidates La Raiiks A re for Thin '. P L St SO P B ______ Leaders American Leagu e _____ _____ Plays Counted 2 Baseball Baseball Legal Notice Shul a: , _____ , I tv But Versatile ' , ' , '' , . ', ' ' " "'." '.,, ,. , ______ . •-.. ' - . ,.. ,. . ' ,. - '4'• ' , .,,,,,,' - ,,,, ' - 'a C '"- - -. -'" '" '..'. I. , . -- "a -:'.'. .,. ' "' '. . , .-' , .' .,,-,' - - , . '; ' - ' . '"' ' ,. - -. " , - - , , ',. ':' £" ,--. " • " ' - "I made some sloppy pitches, but I got away wi th th em," said the 24-year-old right-bander, "I don't see how (Felix) Milan missed that strikeout pitch in the nin th . It was a hanging slider," Expos 5, Dodgers 3 The l)odgers could have won their game in the six th inning, but Hill Huckner's bat was ruled illegal after he had cracked an apparently tiebreaking hit. Buckner was called out and th e run was I ['late Umpire Doug Harvey had thrown the ba t aside so that it ssouldn't interfere wi th possible play' at th e pla te . hopes, who had stolen three bases in th e game and a major league record 38 in a row, wanted a fourth steal in th e Dodgers' 12th . But he was cut down by catcher Cart er , the last 'non to achieve th e feat -- on June 4 - before hopes went on his record th eft rampage By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Astros 8, Cubs 4 Whik Ed lialicki was throwing zeroes at th e New York Mets in Jose Crux tilt two home rims and (liff Johnson hit his fif th in the San Francisco, the Dodgers were coining up em pt y In Los last live games to power the Astros past to an 8-4 victory over the Angeles. ('hicago Cubs. Bob Witson also crack ed his 16th for Houston and Not that they didn't score, hit or steal bases. But while Halicki Wilbur Howard had four hits. Andy Thornton homered f or the was the reason the Mets lost a 6-0 no-hitter Sunday, the Dodgts Cubs. had themselves to blame for a 5-3,14-inning loss to Montreal. Pirates 5, Reds 1 Virtually everything that could have gone wrong went that way Al Oliver tr ipled and holnered, driv ing three ru ns and scoring for Los A ng eles, which wasted 11 innings of four-hit pitchi ng by two to lead the Pirates over the Reds. 1km Sutton hicI no ;irir,-irc.nt t inninc' rain nitilifiarl ti.'I 4.'II ,IL.,l (',,,'Cilfl.fll. 9 H..... e' Halicki Zips Mets While LA Stumbles - Raltimnore's Ken SIngleton ho mered in the ninth to ti,,,, Handle then delivered a oneout single in the bottom of the ninth (off Wa s mu' Garland and went to third when ('esar Tovar greeted I is .r MIller wIth a double. Grant Jackson issued an intentional '.c alk Ill Dave Nelson, who hommit'red earlier, loading th e ba ses. hl.lrgr(ivc (tan grnun(k'd to shortstop Tim Nordbrook and umiupire Jerry Netidecker ruled that Handle beat the throw to th e plati' tryIni for a forutimut. Th e decision prompted a vehement argument led by Baltimore Manager Earl Weavtr and catcher l:lrod hlt'mxlrirks. Bressers 7, A's 6 Mll'4,aukt-t' had to come from behind with three runs in the s&'senth and three more in the eighth to end an eight-game' l osing streak. Kurt l3evn'qwl socked a two-run homer off Dick Bosnian By THE ASSOCIATE!) I'HKSS in the ses enth. Robin Yount greeted Oakland relief ace Rollie hnge'rs with a gamnetying hommier in th e eighth and Charlie Moore 'l'tw tlint has ('Utile to start talking a bo ut magic numbers when I k'lict'retl a tie-breaking two-run double, discussing (hi' Boston l(ti Sox ... and (tie Itiagic number is I ioc'.t'ver, the Brewers need ed a brilliant relief job by 'foni % ith 20 and 17 not far be hifld. c1urp!iy after the A's scored a run in th e iun th on four consecujjve should mllake It this time." Bill Lee said Sunday after snlks. Murphy t-aine on with the Lases load ed and none out and Ik'feating (1w Chicago White Sox 6-1 aral closing in on 20 wins a retired ('t1e 'I'enau' and pinch hi tter Rich McKinney on pop-upo mark no Boston lclthamidcr has achieved since Mel Parnell in 1953 and struck out l'hil Garner. his 17th triumph. Royals 5, Indians 2 Home ru ns by ('on YasI'.-lemskl and Jim Rice barked Lee's I liii M Rau drove in two runs to back a combined sevenhitter - Bosox' Lee Gai ns 17th Orioles Slip t•• ,l,t,. ,' ,, -............ ' ., - • _____ MrA pt,dphifi 69 $9 539 ) M,lidlOck, Chi. 158. Milian NY. Legal Notice Legal Notice ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice CITYOFALTAMOPi'I'E CITYOF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SPRINGS. FLORIDA CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO FLORIDA NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice of Public Hearing CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1597.CA.04.8 PROPOSED ORDINANCE OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY DIVISION a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. the City Commission 04 the City Of In re the Marriage of To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THERESA Altamonte Sp,ing, Florida. that MIDDLETOP4 NOT III IS HEREBY GIVEN that FAYARD. said City Commission will hold a the City 04 Altamonte' Sprtyjs, Public Hearing will b e held at the Wife, Public hearing' FIorid& that the Council will poij a Commission Room in the City Hall , and (a) To consider annexation Of IPIC Public hearing to consider the City of Sanford. Florida, at 700 following I lOP4F:t THOMAS FAVARD, JR , ment of Ordifl4fl(p No 34315. described property lying O'clock P rti ¶nol.n,ber$. 197%. to and being in Semi nole County. (onSd.r Inc Huth,nd titled acjopton of an or Florida, to wit NOTICE OF ACTION dinanre' h? the City of Sanford. TO LIONEL THOMAS FAYARD. AP4ORDIPIAPICE OF THE CITYOF SE ' of SE' of NE'i FIorda. title' of which is as of Sect IS Tsp 21, Range 79 10 the ALTAMONTE S P R I PIGS. corporate limits of the City of 177 PIPIEVILLE ROAD F( OR IDA, AMENDING OR ORDINANCE NO. 1307 Altamonte Springs. Florida. and LONG REACH. MISSISSIPPI DINAPICE NO nO 73 OF THE CITY OF THE CITY AN OPf)IPIAPICE (b) To 39560 consider also the question OF AITAMONTE OF SANF-OPO FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE of designing and assigning the ORDINANCE PlO 1097 Zoning classification of Commercial AMEPIDIPIc, that THERESA LYNN MID fiFING A COMPREHENSIVE DLETON FAYARD has filed a ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Neighborhood (C P4) to Said Or SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE OFIPIC, A ZONING PLAN WITHIN prOperty as that Classification Petition In Ihe abovestyled C ou rt OF AL1AMOPITE SPRINGS. of THE CITY OF SANFORD. Dissolution of Marriage anti you Ft ORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT decribed in the toning Ordin.tnCeS are reguired to serve a copy of y ou r OFSIC,NATIPIC, AND ASSIGNING the City of Altamonte Springs, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Florida. to wit Ordinance P4o 328-73 CHAPlC',, PIG THE ZONING OF 'rittendfs, if any, to it on Alan THF ZONING CLASSIF ICATION THAT (F.PTAIP4 PROPERTY A Dickey, Petitioners Attorney. OF C P1 COMMERCIAL NEIGH and asamended and supplemented VIPIC, I BFTWEEP4 FRENCH The present zoning classification address is Post Office Bo' BOPH000 DISTRICT TO CER ofsaidprop,rty isAgricutturall (A AVFPIuF I.P4D MAPLE AVENUE 7239, Sanf or d, Florida. 32771, on or TAIPI PROPERTY LEGALLY 1) as that classification is described AND BETWEEN 10TH STREET before Stember 5. 197%. and file OF SCRIOFD IN THIS OR in the toning ordinance's and AND 20TH STREET TO OC 2 p p o V 101 PIG th original with the Clerk of this DI Pd A PlC F COMMERCIAL 1 CONFLICTS regulations of Seminole County, (0 F NE P At. Court Cither hr'tore service on SEP A PA OIL IT V. DISTRICT Florida Pe'titioner' Attorney or Im AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy statI be .s'aIabIe at the The Public Hearing will be held In mediately ttierealte'r, otherwise' a of the City Clerk for all the City HSSII. Altamonte Springs. 0ffi Default will be entered againSt you SaidOrdinan(r'w.j.,placedonfirst Florida. on the September 9. 197%. at sons desiring to examne the same for the relief demanded in the reading on Auqu'.t I?. 191%, and the All parties in interest anti C'teftflS 130 P M or as soon thereafter as Petition City Council will consider same for to be WIT HESS my hand and the seal of final passage and adoption alter the possible, at which time interested shall have an opportunity Parties and citizens for and against heard At m.d hearng ttit Court on the lit day of August. Public hearing, whiCh will be held i BY order Of the City Commis,n 1975 the City Hall of Altcmonte Springs, the propos annexation and z on ing will hI' heard Said hearing may be Of the City of Sanford, Florida (Seal) Tuesday, the 161h day of lI Pj Arthur II Beckwith, Jr Ieriti'r, 1975. all 10 01 . or a'. ',cri continued from time to time until (d i CIi'ri foal action Is taken by Inc City Clerk of Circuit Court thc'reaflrr as Possible Al the Puhlith Aixi 73. 1915 Commission fly Lillian Jenkins meeting interested partie's may This notice Shall be poSted at the DFO 1)1 Deputy Clerk appear and be heard with res pecl to City Hall Within the City Of Publish' Aug 1, II, II. 25, 1975 the' proposed ordinance This (lEO 19 hearing may be continued from time Altamonte Springs. Florida, and in CITY OF ALTAMONTE to time until final action is taken by three (3) other places within the City, and SPRINGS, FLORIDA published in the Evening the City Counil IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF A copy of the proposed ordinince Herald, a newspaper of general NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING F LO R IDA EIGHTEENTH is posted at the City Halt. Alfamonte circulation in the City of Altamonte TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF American League OAT I INC, (32% bats) W I PCt. O (arew, Mm, 371. Lynn, Bsn. Poston 77 SI 602 6: NY. 313; W65h Paltininrr NEW ORLEANS (AP)69 51 313 7 Nflr Oak 311 SinrjI New York Miami 61 61 S (qich Don Shula I) flat )06. 'well Cr 306 (tevt,'ind 30 67 144 I?', p two big defensive plays gave his N S. Lynn. fsn, MiwauI 31 77 142 70'l Carew, Mm. 79. Rice. flsn, Dolphins their 210 victory 4$ Detroit 51 H 3R 76 . Ystriernsl;, Rsn. 71, Mayberry, over the New West Orleans Saints in KC. Oakland , SI 603 a National Football League ex. P(JPIS RATTED IN Lynn, ((ans,' Ct j7 'i Ow. 09; Mavberry, KC. hibition game Saturday night. ______ _____ _______ Chicano . 6) 6% i , p,s p, n. Rut Saints Coach John North 61 67 i5 IS', C'. Scott, Mu. 07 MinnesoI 60 69 16% 10 blamed the two plays on misHITS Care'w. Mm, 16). Mun California 60 71 4y takes by his team. 7 Rivers Ccl 146 Saturday's ReSult1 _____ Singleton. Bal, 141; Washinj Th e plays came in less than ( (ann A Boston i ton, Oak. Iii New York I?. ('ilitorni,i i two minutes oIthe first quarter. I)OoJflIF S - MCRaP, KC 11. Detroit 6 • 3 fl (y Bobby Scott drilled a pass 4 i .riij% 3). Sinnlcton. li.iI. 71, M.,, into the flat. Six-[oot-6 Dolphin Oakland 69, Milwaukee' 33 berry, kC. CtrvrIanc 7. Kansas City I defensive end Vern Den Herder TRIPLES Rivers, ! Cal. I), 70`11'44 1, RAltiniore f3 Orta Chi, 113 C', Brett KC 10 picked it off and rumbled 34 Sunday's Results 61 With 6 yards for a touchdown. Caiifcirn,i 9 1 P4,".,, York 0 3 tIC') M F RUNS MatOerry, On the Saints' next possesflnstnn A (ti ,,n C. 79 U Jackson, Oik, 28; Mror'- nI,, 1 t)i'tr0t I sion, linebacker Doug Swift C. Srtt, Mot, 77. BOnds. NY. t ancas C mt, S Ctt',i'ia,,,i 7 71, flmmrro,iqhs Tee, 32 picked off a Scott pass and tatMii*,itikt 7 Oakland 6 SI01FN BASESRivers, eralled to Dick Anderson, who Te'as A. Baltimore 1 Cal, 61, Washington, 35 sprinted to the 15-yard-line, Today's Games Otis, KC. 33 Ifemy, Cal. 31, Chicann tkaat 18 91 at C leve Ponds NY. 79 Carew. Mini, 79 setting Uf) Miami's second land I Fkerstv-.,i 9 SI in) touchdown. National League F4aItir,lrf' AIi',mnrlq.r S 7) at RA I I IN'. (12S .0 ancas C l hi!', '1319 plays,'' said Shula. i),i'gn,)rd 9S), f at Mado, I, (he. V0 I Srnrnons, Minnesota Decker 13) "Two big defensive plays." cli . 3. Watson. HIn, Milwaukee I3I,tcjn 11111 InI Ill. Sannuillen, Pith. "When you make mistakes 376. Morgan. Detroit I Ri,hir 10 9) at Tega (in, 375 against a team like the Dol(tJrnhcrger c ci in i RUNS--Cash. Phi. 91. Moe O1v name'. '., ti,li1tCd phins, you get your behinds can. Cm, *6 Rose. Cm. • Tuesday's Game' beat like we did," said North, I cipes, I A. 03. Monday, Chi. $7• California at Boston, In) PUNS BATTED viewing the plays from the vanIN-Lu (hicgni at CleveI,ini ml linO 1. Phi, 101 Be,nch, Con, 99. Iressing National League Staub, NY. M. I Perez. Cm COUNTY, FLORIDA. room. East *4. 1 Simin,,s, 511. H• CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.I$12.AB W I Pct. GB HITS--Rose'. (mn 169; Cash, I .1 Den Herder, a former high P".hurgh 77 36 56) • Ppm', I$, Garvey. LA . 166. IN East 11 : FA ,,. SCOREBOARD •______ ____ ' pictures. Curtis Johnson Alexander, Jim Barron and Garza, Keith Traster, Mike are still away on vacations, but quarterback an offensive key. gobbled up the award as least Craig Smith. Tolson, Randy Fowler and four are tied up with summer of I and defense, was R ig ht ' Did Something MUM 1 * Vlol '~' Roil .. 'v Major League RE; THE MARRIAGE OF school fullback, said the touch. in per ,', Springs, And Seminole Courly, PROPOSED file' With the Clerk of the City and same' rray he inspected by public DAT ED this 13thdAy of Auquit.A. ORDINANCE Florida, onceaweek'for at least four consecutive weeks prior to the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN cate of the Public Hearing, the date NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by of the firs, Publication 10 the dale of the City CA , Altamonte Springs. Monday, Aug. 35, 17S-7A - Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. t,utsuant to Florida Statutes. Section that VENTURE 16% 09, MARKETING. INC . a North Carolina Corporation. located & 2751 Buford Highway. N E . Atlanta, Georgia 30374, desiring to engage fl busineisuncler the IctitouS name 01 DAYS GASOLINE at I I & Flor i da . Sanford, Florida. Intends to reisIer the same name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida Verdure Marketing. Inc By Richard A Deal, Presi'ot ATTEST Dorothy P Dcii cretary A P Berry. Jr 04 the firm Gilei. Itedrick & Robinson, PA Attorneys at La• 109 East Church Street, Suite 301, Orlando. Florida 37802 Attorneys for Applicaro'. Publish Aug 1, ii. Is, 75 1973 UFO 11 CIT t' OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 10 .'i(lO',' IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEULI(Y GIVEN b the City Commission of the City Of Altamonte Springs. Florida. that saId City Commission will ho ld a Public hearing (a) To consider annexation of the following desc ribed properly lying and being in Seminole County. Florida. to wit Lots 4. 6. 7, & 0. Block B. Little Wekivc Estates No I. Plat Book 9. Page 57. Section 9 T ownship 71 S. Range 79 East, to the corporate limits of the Coto the last publication, both dates in Florida. that the Council *ilt hold a CHARLES M MILLER. SR . 0 1975 St I. 69 $9 of Altamonte Springs. Florida. and 9 3 ISA down wzic flrcf •pren nini. -'---. hi .v.'.. .,,),vr "ii' now Ut' '5 men twenty public r'ecr'nq to conscoer enact.u.n. Hutand PhylIi Jordahl New York b To consider also the' Quest,on 66 62 316 6 ............................... DOUBLES-ROW (in, eight (21) days In addition, notice me'n! of Ordinance No 342 7%. en 10. years. tirid Chicano City Clerk of the of designing and assigning the 60 7J 167 I) Bench, (In, U. Luz'nsk,, Phi thall be posted in the area to be titled' FRANCIS MILLER. City of Attamonte Montreap toning classification of Commercial 53 77 133 16' 37. Grubb, SO. 32. Cash, Ph: "It felt great. Just great," he consider ed for annexation and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Wife Sprbnos, Fl or ida Ple'mgbhenht West to said properly as 79 . A Oliver, Pqh. toning at least fifteen (15) days prior ALTAMONTE said. SPPIUCS . Publish Aug 73. 1975 - Cin .fl,,i fI it ,e,t classification 5 descrbed in the' I PIPI [S Gross to Hirt. the iate of 9 thePublic Hearing NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND (lEO 1)9 - I zoning ordinanceS of the City of AnqrIi 65 8) 371 16', P Metzger, HIn, 9. Kessinger "The Saints had been throwDATED thiS 29th day of July. A 0 INCLUDING ITHIPI THE (OR 5 F rrl Altamonte Spring s, Floride, to wit 63 66 4*5 21', (hi, 8. 0 Parker, PqPiS. Garr, 1975 ing a lot of screens, so I was TO Francis Miller POP ATE AREA OF THE CITY AN San RESOLUTION DIego Ordinance No 720 73 and as 60 69 163 74'm All, I. Gniffe'im. (in. S. Joshua, 5 Phyllis Jordahl. 729 S Le'e' Street AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND watching for it, The Allanta offensi ve amended and supplemented 37 71 1 ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER 78 SF, I City Clerk Valdosta. Georgia 31601 OFIPIC', IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. Houston so i 319 36 KIMBROUGH , SECONDED BY The prpWnt zoning classification tackle was supposed to cut me HOME RUNS- Lu:inski, Pb of the City of FLORIDA. SAID LAND BEING ofsaidproperty is i Snqle Family Saturday's Result s COMMISSIONER K W IA T II. Schmid t, Phi, 30. Kinqrvian, down, but he didn't get to Inc. Altamonte Sorings, Fla YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED KOWSKI, THE LEGALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS Residential as that classifica tion 's Houston 11 Ch'caqra 17 FOLLOWING NV. 76 Bench, Publish' Aug 15, 10.75 & Sept . 1, ORDINANCE REDEFINING THE (in, 71. that a pr oc eeding for enforcement described in the zoning ordinances Cinmnn'iti I? Pettsb'jrqh 7 RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED AT 1975 have about a nine foot and C Foster, Co 71 n modification of Final Judgment THE IECIULAP MEETING OF DEP 1! OP POPATE LIMITS OF THE and reguIatls of Seminole County. Sari Francisco 2. Pdp* York I STOLEN OASES- Lopes. LA, reach. Ireached up and slapped Dissolving Marriage has bee filed ITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Florida Los Angelej 32, Montreal 15 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM 57, Morgan, Cm, 31 Broh, it and headed for the goal line, against you arid you are TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN The PublIC Hearing will be held in St Louis 7. Atlantis 2 required to MISSIOPIEPS OF SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE StI. £1. (edeno, tltn 4?. Car serve a copy of y ou r the City Hall, Altarnorte Springs. It felt great," San Diego S. PhitadrIphil 3 written COUNTY. FLORIDA ON THE 77 EIGHTEENTH denal. Chi, 77 defenses, if any, thereto on JUDICIAL CIR. CITY' AUTHORIZING AMEND Florida, on the Septem ber 9. 1975. at DAY OF JULY. A o 1913 Sunday's Results . Petitioner'sattorneys,wt'iose names CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MENT TOCITY MAP TO INCLUDE Swift's interception was the 1 30 p At or as soon thereafter as Pitt sburgh S ( nnat i COUNTY, FLORIDA. and addresses appear below, on or SAID LAND ANNEXED, possible, at which time interested HouSton 0, Chi.ugo first In two years for the CIVIL CASE NO, 74fl3ICA.09.0 beiore September 17. 1975 and file PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, parties and citizens for and a ga inst WHEREAS. the Board of County St Louis A. Atlanta 2 year Exhibitioni the original thereof with the Clerk of Crimmissioners the pfDMs,pd annexation and zoning FE DERAL NATIONAL 35CR CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Seminole County. New York 9)) San Francisco Saturday . s Results DATE Court either before service on Florida. has "I wanted to give the ball to II be beard Said hearing may be been petitioned TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot the' 56 b-i M innesota 16 D,II'is I) Petitioner's attorneys or im continued from time to time until reldents of the Woodlands area, poration. etc San ()ii' someone who knew 77. Philadelphia what to do Chicago 11, 51 Louis I) mediately thereafter. otherw i Said Ordinance was placed on first final action is taken by the City a located within the confines of Plaintiff, reading A. 2nd. 17 inningS Oakland 77. Atlanta with it," he said, explaining default will be entered againstse you Precinct 1,, requesting a Municipal on August 17. 197%. and the Commissi'n 's Montreal S Los Angel 3. II Cincinnati 27. Green Bay 10 why he pitched the ball back to for the relief demanded in the Services, 'taxIng Unit be established CAIILTON DUNNING and ARCHIE final City Council will consider same for This notice Shall be poSted at the passage innings Buffalo 31. Ins AngI 21 Petition an. adopl,on after the City Hall within the City of for said area, hereinafter called the DUNNING, a k a Lavonia Dunning, Anderson. "I have good sense, Today's Games Detroit 77. Kansas City 71 witness my hand and the seal of Wnodlars Municipal Public hearing, which will be held in Altamonte Springs, Flor'da, and in hiS wife, Cincinnati Services IPIrerma,, III At The man carrying the ball tpmsCour't on the 13*1" day of Agut. Miami 20. New Orleans 10 the City Hall of Altamonte SpringS, Taxing (mit and thre'e' (3) other places within the Defendants Chicano IR Reuschel 10 I]) Denver 77. Houston 71 on Tie'sdy, the 16th day of Sep D 1975 draws a crowd." City, arid pubtithed in the Evening WHEREAS. Florida Law under Atlanta (Thompson 01) at Sunday's Results (SEAL) te'rnber, 1975, all 10pm. or as soon Herald, a newspaper of general authority of Article '1111. Secl,on 1 AMENDED Pittsburgh (Rooker 99). In) New York Giants 21. New Dolphin kicker Joe Danelo Arthur H Beckwith. Jr • thereafter as Possible At the circulation in the City of Attamonte' f11 con Article VII. Secti NOTICE OF ACTION on 9 ( b) of HouSton (Roberts If 14) At St York Jets o Clerk of Circuit Court m ee ting interested parties may Springs, and Seminole' C ou nty. added field goals of 3(1 and the Constitution of the State of L ou is fMcGlothen 139). mt By Elaine RiCharde appear and be heard with respect to FIorIda.onceaweek for at least four Florida. and und er authority of TO' CARLTOPI DUNNING flew York lWebb S Si at San WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE yards and two extra points to Deput y Clerk the proposed ortiinance Thus (i consicutive' weiks prior to the Florida Statutes (1974), Section Residence unknown Diego (Strom 54), (ti) Satvday's Results the two touchdowns scored by ROBERT At MORRIS of hearing may be continued from time date Cf the Public Hearing, the date 125 01 (1) lql and In). and Section Phila de lphia fChr steson 7 1) Jacksonville 76, San Ant onio • the defense. of the first publication to the date of HUTHO CISN & MORRIS 700 071 (3). provides for the YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an to time' until final action t taken by a' (as Ang&es lMesSe'rsmlth 19, the last publication, both dates in ' Post Office Drawer P1 establishment a action for foreclose a mortgage on the City Council nd proc edureS for II 17). mt Pliilacielphla 7? Memphis IS A copy of the proposed ordna nc e Saints scores came on a Sanford. Florida 32771 clusive shall not be less than twenty . provIding for the development and tFie' following property in Seminole Only names s hetiulm'd SOuthern California 35. fIr i5pttedat the City Hall. Altamonte eight (78) day's In addition, notice 35-yard Attorneys for Petitioner maintenance of ou C nty, Florida pass from r crea?onal see Larry Cipa to Tvndays Games mmnoham Sprinms, Florida. and cope-s are on "all be posted in the' area t be Publish Aug 15. 25 & Sept I I, 197% vices and ti facil i t i es and also f or the Lot 30 and that part of Lot 31. file with the Clerk Cmncino,at M (h'c.ucjo Parker and a 4yard field Portland 33. Shreveport 21 Of the' City and considered for annexation anti DEQ 101 development and maintenance of OAKLAND HILLS. described as Atlanta M Pmtt%brqh. (fl) Hawaii 78, Chicago 17 same may be inspected by the goal by Bill McClard. zonI at least fifte'e'n 1131 days prior plantings. landscaping and other follows firginning at a point on the Public Imp ro v ement s o f a lik e' imroement to the date of the' Pbic Hearing e nature curve' cit the East right of way lit-me 04 DATED ED thiS 13th day 04 August, DATED thi% 29th (iSv t July. A D NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING within the public areas of the Encino Way at the Intersection with TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION A 0 1975 1975 Woodlands Municipal Services Unit the' Southerly line of Lot 30; thence OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Phyllis JordahI S PhyllisJordahi, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT South 61 degreeS 50' 79" East along OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. City Clerk of the City Clerk RESOLVED that the Board of A the' Sou therly line of Lot 30 for a City of Altamonte of the City of Coun:y Commissoners of Semino le distance of 13% 07 feet; thence North P40ti( is 1 Springs. Flor ida Altamonte Springs, Fl given that a County. Florida, set dale of 61" 37' 35" Wes' for a distance of Publi Public Hearing will be sh A ug 75. 1975 Publish Aug A. II, to, 25. Sept held at the' SPECIAL ELECTION, for a Straw 10599 feet; thence North 51 degrees DEO 131 1,197% Commission Room n the City Hall in vote called for the Woodlands 50' 35" Wes' for a distance ___________________________ the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7 00 Municipal Services Taxing Unit, for DEO 16 feet to the point of beg nnlng, 3c o'inck P At en September 5. 1915. to Septemb er 73, 197% cc.rding to the plat thereof as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND (onSide'r the adoption of an or UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED thiS recorded in Plat Book 1). Page 64 Of FOR nnance by the City 04 Sanford SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY, the Public Records of Seminole FLORIDA SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - have the NFL's dee pest st ock- Several first-round draft picks Florida. title Of which it so, follows 72 clay of July, A 0 . 1975 FOR COUNTY, SEMINOLE A'TTFST County. Florida CASE NO.: 7S.9e'S.CA-09.f FLORIDA. Right now, the Oakland Bald- pile of prune talent, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr from recent years still have .O0ON A TAYLOR CASE NO.: 7$ 99 5 -CA 09 B ORDINANCE NO. 1309 ens' bi ggest worry' is how th ey'll Clerk to the Board of All-Pro linebacker Ted lien- apprentice status with the r'as been filed against you and yOU et a). ("ORDOPI A TAYLOR, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY County Commissioners in and are neluired to Serve a copy of your " live with the National Football dricks, who signed on with the team. r at, Planliffs. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. f or Seminole County. Florida written Oefens. if any, to it on ,,. Pt'irm?tms League's new 43-player roster Raiders as a free agent early Dii EP.MIPIING THE AMOUNT Publish VIS The Raiders AND FIXING THE RATE OF DFO IllAug 3 & Sept 1.1. IS. 1975 RICHARD H ADAMS, JR of Gray, MICHAEL J S000VLIN, h ave won seven 1. Limit, this month, Is working out now Adams. Harris & Robinson. P A . , MICHAEL J SHOUVLIN. TAXATION AND MAKING THE ________________________ plaintiff's division titles in the past eight fought like mad to kee p It with the second-string defe attorneys whose address e'tC. et At Defenda nts ANNUAL. TAX LEVY OF THE 5 .l East Robinson Street, P.O years and their l2 regular. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Deteodants NOTICE OF ACTION at47,"saysAlDavis,headman sive unit Orlantin Fio,,da )??. on TO LOUIS H DANCHO NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF ACTION which also includes season record last year was 'he FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975 1976 of the organization which may former All-Pro Bubba Smith. NFL's best, Another American TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION rrbeforpthe7lth(i'iyof September, Suite 1960. Grant Deneau to PI4ILIIP W BALDENPIOFER A copy shall be available at the OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 1975, and file' the original with the Tow er Ste 'W,O Grant Denea, lower ice off f the City Clerk for all pr'c Conference West I,.TOWfl clerk of this Court either before OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Dayton, Ohio Da'vtor Ohio Sons desiring to e'xamne the sa me service on plaintiff's attorneys or certain. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an All parties in interest and citizens Nrt.çn. 's Pmer$,y gven Inst immedIately thereatter; otherwise a action for damages for breach 04 a action for damages for breach 0 .5 shall h,'i,,e ,, in Opportunity to be Public Hr.,ring will be held at the default will be erteeeci against YOu guaranty agreement and to fo'e But all the Raiders' depth and be,arcl at said hea'ng guaranty ,,greement anti IC tOm',Ccinamjss;cn Room in the City Hall for the relief demanded in the' cloSure a mortgage on the followmng --P-i ClOSure a m0nl,ge on the fotiown F, order of the (ely Commission the City talent has never paid off with • of Sanford. Florida, at 700 complaint property in Seminole County, property in Semino;e County, cml the C i ty of Sanford. Florida, victory at Super Bowl tlnle. WITNESS my hand and Seal Of Florida o'clock PM nnS('pIpmberl, 1915. to Florida P4 N Tcmm. Jr thiS C ou rt on August 111 h. 1975 con'sdpr the adoption 04 an or A port ion of Section 75. TownShip They've only reached that A portion of S ec tion 75 T ow nsnp CiIy Clerk dinance' by the City of Sanford, (SEAL) 71 South, Range 30 East. Seminal e 71 South, Range 30 East, Seminole Pibli'.h Aug 75. 1973 ultimate test once. 5 /4 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Florida.title of wl-mch is as follosv (Punty. Florida, and more par County, Florida. and more par (lEO 136 Clerk of the Circuit Court /I 1 ticulerly described as (011O*'s ticularly described as follows .) The latest postseason frustrafly - Elaine RiChar de ORDINANCE NO. 1310 Commence at the int er sec tion of Commence at the inlefsec?ion of Nlk Lion was the 24.13 loss to PitLsDeputy Clerk AP, OP7DINAPICF OF THE CITY the Norther ly right of way line' of the Norther ly right of way line cm NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS OF sAt; QUO, burgh in last season's AFC title FLORIDA. Publish Aug II, 25 5 Sept I. 5 1975 Lake I4oat'll Lane with the Easterly Lake Howell Lane' w,t pi the Easterly NAME STATUTE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 671 OFO 106 right Of Way line' of Lake Howell right cml way line' of Lake Howell NOTICE IS HEREBY game. The Raiders, who han. Poulevard (State Road Number 136. pu rSuant to Florida Statutes.GIVEN. Boulevard (State Road Plumber 436 St'tmon OF SAID CITY. AS AMEPIDED• I (Iled the Steelers rather easily I 165 09, that DAYS INN 5 OF SAIr) ORDINANCE ADOPTING A NOTICE OV SPECIAL ELECTION a 200 foot right of way as now a 700 foot right of way as now in a 17-0 regular-season POSITION CLASSIF ICAT ION IN PRECINCT NO, 47, IN THE ,,%Iabllshfod)~ run thence North Be AMERICA. INC. a Georgia cor eoiotitblished): run thence North 61 .r i Pt AN FOR THE EMPLOYEES 0 COUNTY SEMINOLE. degrees 07' 11" East along said poralion, oc degrees 07' II" East along sa i d l ated at 7751 Buf or triumph, gain d prods, th ride, o ed just 20 yards OF he smooth Northerly right of way tine a Highways. Pd E . Atlanta, Georgia SAID CITY, SAID AMENDMENT FLORIDA, ON SEPTEMBER Northerly right of way line a long the rushing In the the gas economy, championship distance of 771 95 ICCI to the POint Of 30371 deSiring to engage in business PROVIDING FOR AN INCREASE 197$ distance of 771 95 feet to the point of game, tread life, the puncture protection, the easy beginning From the POint of under the fictitious name of DAYS IN WAGES THEREUNDER beginning From the point 01 A Copy shall he ,Iv,smtahle at the' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN beginning 'thus described return INN and TASTY WORLD at ti & tmeginnirig thus described return handling, t he fast starts, the short stops, the "We lost, so were got to live Florida 46, Sanford. intends to citf,ce of theCity Clerk for all er THAT A SPEC IAL ELECTION will 5<m;ith 50 degrees 07' II" West a South IS degrees 07' 11" west ,s i all-weather traction, the dependability, distance 04775 95 feet to %a d point at desiring to examine the same he held on the 23rd day of Sep distance 04 778 95 beet to said point 0* with that statistic," says Coach register the some name With the All parties in interest and citizens tember. 1975. for the pu rpose of a commp.ement, run thence North Clerk of the Circuit Court of commencement. run thence Nob ro MJcheiIn 'X' the original steel-belted radial offers you John Madden. "But how many I degrees Sit' 25" West along said d Seminole County, Flor ida 73 degree's 51' 25" 'Nest along sai shall have an opportunity to be straw vote to determine wh et her cant ' get something you all this plus one thing more, yards did we pass for In that or Easterly right of way line of Lake heard at said hearing (Seal) East er ly right Of way line of Lake quarter century a Taxing with any other radial tire-over fly Order (if the City Commission i5 de'%ired by Service game? how did we rank in DAYS INNS OF Howell Bou:evard a distanCe 01 the Citize Citizens of thLit, Howell Boulevard a distance of of the City of Sanford, Florida 79502 feet to a point, run thenc e AMERICA, INC lori 79*07 fe le" to a point; run thence of proven road performance Woodlands area rushing over the whole seaNorth 67 d degree's 41' CO- E ast a H N Tamm. Jr North 67 degrees II' 00" East a By Kingston L Howard, The of voting in the distance of SOfl?i Stop thinkli'ig about radish and star! enjoying City Clerk *25 feet more or te's to Presldeit d stance of 825 feet more or less ' SPECIAl ELECTION shall be the - '--"•. .'... - '. -4 Pro Football tt'im'. , ' *,.-. . Raiders W About x!NFLls New Player Cap JOIN OUR GROWING LIST I t-..- "OF SATISFIED RADIAL TIRE DRIVERSE ' 1i; .'o,,~ I ' -- �- - - .-.. - 8AEvefliflgHfrd Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug 25, 175 Takes High Moderates Still Removal Of Predict oncaves Purge i.ISI3ON, I'or;ugal iAP i — Political moderates today continued to predict the removal of pro-Communist Premier Vasco Goncalves within days in the wake of more civilian demonstrations and show-of -strength milit.arv maneuvers by both sides in the power struggle. Anti-~ioncalves army units had access to most of the ap. proachestoLisbon,huta light artillerv regiment reported tu Lx' one of the few units backing the premier commanded the main highway on the northern outskirts of the capital. The pro.Gor,calves regiment parked mobile howitzers at the gates of its barracks less than a rnile from the .is n airport a Mac san s in efensne positions inside the camp. Antiaircraft emplacements %%ere manned by soldiers in camouflage uniforms. At Leiria, 5 miles north of Lisbon, besieged Corn. munists used fireworks and rifle grenades Sunday to drive - more an . omnwntsts tr n to born down th r part%. headquarters. Rhodesian Talks W9 GLADLT . -1 I'.,. ad . ' i.d sp.c I c Iiy mooed r'L 1 -r -~ ;-. ~ aim, % I 0 0 .Z A Pi II' t 0 I - S . ía, , II :,a t-, -• '1 - 1 I - DEAR ABBY: My wife and I had only one child, Frank, who always was the apple of his mother's eye. - - . . I .4 , - 1 Oil urian Just ' I fl'T n ' U Ik s ' • wels, some th very ong - -1 - - - . ._._771. ; 1 ,_- -_ I_ P . __ _- 7t~, _ r4z "17. ~i_1= at generous extremely Christmastime.j Frank has no job, but the girl I have no proof that she has has one that pays well. She is taken anything, and I am aLso two years older than Frank reluctant to confront her, but I is. could set a "trap." Would Uiat, in your opinion, My problem is that my frau TL~'. --- -- - I k 4I wil TK 1-i 1;vI I - . P , ''.-' . _ f i ,.,. I - 7-.. i. , - _____ . -_ .4 0) __4 , I ._!Z _-__._ .r' I, - 1 S - " p 5 j. 1 1j'4oJ ' t,A _~~ 3_.I.R__Z~ 4____.__AM I am all for forgetting the subscribe to setting Iltraps." ~ ' -_.:if_ . __ i ~ 911.11V _, . i, C_--9- have nothing to do with be ethical and moral? ANONYMOUS IN DETROIT Frank or his wife - although my wife went through with the DEAR ANON: Either Coil* front her or wait until you have I I .1 L . '. r past and forgiving Frank for DEAR ABBY: How can I get breaking his promise, but every some letters back that I wrote time I bring up the subject, my to an old boyfriend? I asked for wife eta oce wi a storm o them and tie said no abuse against the girl ard the I would be satisfied if he marr iage. would destroy them in front of How shall I proceed? me, but he refuses to do so. TORMENTED FATHER I no longer feel as I did when I DEAR FATHER: Firmly. wrote them. What can I do Tell your wife that If she wants about this? CHANGE OF HEART 4 to belH a grudge, that's her business, but you believe iii DEAR CHANGE: Nothing. --- _____________ . W~ . . ~ _ - ____ _ =-~___ - - I I 'ii. t I 4 r- . I Save 2 . , a, U T - HASES 50 IN .1 59C POTATO CHIPS ;-ti TWIN PACK 90Z. ____ PKG s 1It k U YdIOW OninnS L8.1 I I F0l`AT0 CHIPS WITH 9 oil. THIS P V.,-- I----- ~1111 I I I 69c 0Vr0I41I .;1C. , - '4111 .0 i — Nature Valley 11 GRANOLA CEREA1 I I 116-oz. Box,174c 1 i I I I I._......_ , I 1 5 C -__ 0~~ [IGHT O'CLOCK (of I of YOU PAY 69C AI - I -. - _%K. ___ ,, , 1- , ' .• ., ',L2' v ' - - 4 _i -____'•' -- -. . . WIN fwli 1 I (POUPONI YO ',-of I (0,.;#0-d " It S. 1iL' I c - '- I ALL ALP STORES I IN TH( FOILOWING CITIES BARSOAP I I PINECRESTCENTER BATH WIN I HWY 17." SANFORD "" $18co' INTERSTATE MALL UHFIS ON1 4, ap r - . - J___- r . ' •-'' , ' - - - t ~ k - __ . on Anniversary P hoto ra hs Scente T-Sh:rts All The Rage Witluii 90 days exlx)rt sales TALLAIIASSEE - A rage jointly by the Florida DepartsweepIng this countr) is about ment of Commerce and the U. had doubled to $6 million, and to overtake Europe -thanks in S. Department of Commerce the Mianii-based firm is now in part to the efforts of the and came bark with initial sales the process of expapding its plant and line of shirts, of Economic of $3 million. Division b) a Dc'. eloprnent, F' lorida In 1900, a small group of publication of a series of which eight were selected Depai tment of Commerce, concerned individuals met in photographs created by noted panel of judges to be included in #,V The new rage is the scented . I Maitland to establish an wild.life photographer . Patricia a limited edition portfolio to be T-shirt, with a front design that , * t~Y 17 , ~ L ~~ , ) made available to the public. organization dedicated Caulfield. I emits a frWt-flavored scent Produced in cooperation with ms. Caulfield is past editor of M C W and protection of egrets and Modern Photography; con- Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., the when rubbed with a fingernail. shirts were introduced in The Ceographic is now being displayed portfolio other plume birth. Since then, tributor to National th U S market late last sear the Florida Audubon Soclet) and Audubon and author of in the lobb) of more than 40 Sun and instantly became popular has grown in both numbers and Everglades (Sierra Club Banks in the state. with teens and adults Series 75, as ttie portfolio is and is the oldest and Publications W70 But one siurt mnanuincturing In April Ms Caulfield called, is a'.ailabk from & onser'. a11011 largest company, Sc:ratch 'n Smell, traveled throughout Florida Florida Audubon Society, P. 0. I F -_ organization in thte state. Inc., of Miami, went to Europe One of the way the Society is capturing on film the natural Drnwer 7, Maitland, Fla. 32751. , -.% recognizing its 75th an- beauty of our state. The result through the was more than 2,700 sli es, nj'.crsar Tihe beautiful Woodbridge, MN. Kathryn T. WiWams Ill.; Mrs. Hazel T. Va. home of Sgt. and Mrs. 0iicago, I Irish Spring I . A Wonderful World Of Dance .1 0 4-',,I. il ., "' jl, Excuse, Our Staff Ladles Hair Stylinc) I ? UNISEX _--C-, I, -: 316 Commercial DOWflIOWfl Sanford r~,_---s-p 'nA f Please ! -1 - -. !- _ti * 1 i`~ I t .j 1 W:-, ;ik--, . ._4 ,,,,;.~1 ,~, C~ K, ,,,."W.~.r., ,_X u- -_-N, _.~ 4,~."I..., .14 - _.. I - - M~,,.i,z We Are Maintaining Our -. '7 - , , 0 $I, : c oon tAt ue in Our Spacious New -_ ~'4W/ hP ~~'-;,-4 'j; -kzt~_~10_"A~,Ts 0i ,; -w ~~-4 ?,NLttv~ I! .- - I ;- — ' i1--A T • w'tI a iu , - - . S\ All Our Fashions : L" , i~ I For You. 1~ I i. I a, *. * ~ " ,4"; , .. _~:U_7--_-?;LFo~~ [__T~_~~~~~ L~__, -1-16 I ) 11 228 :N -_ ~, , *!- - Feminine, Color ,,,: - 10a -11 . 1. ,~ -Splashed And So Right , 'a""'"' I A1111111N11[ dookog" I E. FIRST ST. PH 3222821 - __ I / I - .' -, .__ 4~,=W-1 ,, -",~_:,_ 1Ao,n;.~.-,r s/ FAMILY HAIR CARE .,:: " f, - A, A..:. _ ,~_~; A Ph. 322.4913 Lakeview Plaza .4 6, %. ~A _~~ 11W~ I'll 10.1 ,,^,. 7 -41. , if, _ % .~_ -..-i:~~.. .._,..-f' We Are In The Midst Of Moving. However . .. Lynda Is Now A Member Of f." .. ~ po LYNDA CARTER For The Very Best In Dance Traininq . :-'Ap~ Z ._ ft YeAvol ol .9twice jka BALLET-TAP- MUSICALCOMEDY scene of the rec-.nt Tucker Vereen and Mrs. Loenora T. N. Y. JAll- ADULT JAZZERCIZE family reunion. Sgt. Tucker is While of Jamaica, (Also Adult Ballet and Tap) Representing the third and stationed at Fort Belvoirl Va., Army, and will fourth generations were : Mr. In the V. S. return with his family to and Mrs. Williwn Vereen Jr. and son Hill) from New York 2560 S Elm Ave Sanford Germany In the fall Vereen of 3231900 City; and Shaun from 3.9272 Attendingthe reunion Jamaica, N. V. Tucker DIRECTORS Seminole '..'ouUy was Wayman Tucker of Altamonte daughter, Julia T. Flowers was Valerie Weld andMiriamWright A. Springs. Also attending were : unable to attend. _.. 6 "S ,. zv *4%-, . It I - . - . , . .I 1 . _t ,.1 . -.W.e - 'A -419 I I ~. IN Grand Reuni.on. 1.n Vi-rainia 1 HWY 43$ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PSICIS (UVCTIVL TNIU $UNDAYAUO,31,IT(MS 0P(1(D FOR SALt All NOT AVAILASL( TO OTHIR PUAIL DIALIIS OR WHOtUA LIIS.NOT IupOPt$tlLt"'FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL 11101$. ' £ A, . - I o 4 101 REGISTER NOW FOR CLASSES 1-- --N0=11W II . 1 1 I - ' It's JAO,- I----- C . Tucker Family Celebrates 24 1 'J — -___ ,_-_~ d C Grape Jell 18 oz. JAR . -' . -w __ --1lJJ4jI1I1Ja1J[.CI_ IJ11A'4A mt Butter , .'.-'- 1~ Enrichment Raku; Chair Caning; Conunon Edward E. Settgast at Stetson. problerm as emphysema, colds and education is the key. The An Adult Winter Park Memorial and asthma. Program offering a wide Plants and Animals of Central community owes a debt to our Conversational Hospital's health education The physician-led discussion medical staff for making this variety of courses will begin at Florida; program will resume next will give participants an OP. program possible Stetson Uni%erslt) , DeLand, on French, Creative Writing Oct 14 Most will be eenlng Elementar) Electrical Repairs month with d seminar on portunit) to discuss the The seminar on respiratory courses an d extend for six for the Home; The Energy respiratory illness and tl~e educational points of the film, problem will be the fIf-st of four problems caused b} siiiokiiig as well as ga'n a better monthly stress and nususe of weeks The) are non-credit Crisis Also, The Learning Disabled The program scheduled for knowledge of preventi%e drugs and medicines offerings and the cost is set as Those planning to attend are low as possible. Child - Home and School; A 7:30 p.m. Sept.8, will feature an measures recommended. For example, emphysema is a asked to call the hospital public Courses include Advanced Look at.Current United States b) a member of the medical threat to more people than lung relations office to make Conversational Spanish Art Foreign Relations, Science and led and Architecture of Yucatan; Christianity; Can We Really staff, and a film entitled -Ashes cancer atid it's largely reservations. Automotive Care and Main- Believe? Values to Live By; to Ashes." preventable. The film has been described Hospital spokesmen said this tenance; Best Sellers of the Fitness and Figure Control; If anvthings going program isa perfect example Seenties, Business Letter Ternis, The New Math and this wa HAIR DRESSER to make you stop smoking this of the reason Winter Park With Following Writing, Catalyst Expanding Metrics for Parents, Up To 70 Pct. For more information ontact is it." But the program also Memorial offers the communitv Women: for ulestyles CALL JIMAVANT oers such respiratur education seminars Ceramics — Stoneware and program coordinator, Dr 323-0624 or "Prevention is the major 322 142k ' battlefront against diseases "- MIDIUM SIZI (BUR) AJ' 12-oz, N.R. BOTTLES 4w -- i. 4.24 $ £ LB. 7 •_.•./• AS BEER I NIA PLUMS I I ' ' .4 BARTLETT PEARS A FABU BLUE RIBBON S A&P I !_~t~ v 22~ A, 7,~ ~= .- * - 1__-W ' i- ' PatrIcia Caulfield creates Series '75 portfolio of wildlife pictures. I 111111 BUY ' - Ai I S119 ~ ., IUL . BAG 150 CT - t lt .Alr= .- PURPOSE wH:TE FSAV 0 White Plates I SEPT. 1 ' OTHER I r I _vli IGARETTES C I -. '--s . 8 oz SUM ' R DAY r- __ . . '5,, . 100 CT "1P ta 00 LIMIT 5 WITH 7 Potato Chips , I - ow BLUEBIRD 9 PAPER 28C - &P WILL BE University Sets Classes; Hospital Too - . _. __.- T (I nc' n I * . Enrich, Improve Yourself - -.:-:. ON ' 5 . 1 JANE PARKER - - , 14B. CANS OTHER . ,. ' 1 Save Pork&Beans R .. QIQMX,13611%1121=a~~~ 1 1"ISIMIE T11111111.1 Hip • 10 LB. BAG Swe s Prmlnole' . - . -' Charcoa 7 50 114 .. 5 ' • ____ ., ,, -. s • Food ,, V • ore . ljvgjjs~ - , , ' ' - $ , 1 -. ,, ndc p _M . ' 1 I I CANS ,I I I . 12 01 o I I . - I a PURCHASES IXCI CIGARE1TE, F___ , 4 I • LIMIT I WITH - by Ab - , '_ as a " - hi b Well, two weeks after think that this woman would graduation, this girl had the te 1 f fte the I wedding invitations printed up, have treated her.(I have givell and to make a long story Short, her many things and have been _ $ S 11 25C S I , six weeks later. . - D ear F' rank went with the same girl all through college, but he promised his mother that be would wait a year after fore g g tion married. -- - - ' ,. ' . org iven e By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - ! \A1 B -- , - — on s Sh ld - .1 I I I f S ou - , - ---------------- A _______________________________________________________ ______ I I I do you do when you're car. It needed one of the brakes Outlitw. too, has felt the pinch of -, Im Ctightened. 'I he blacksmith inflation for his coal bill . 72-years-old and the only work '/ I you know has seemingly stopped work on the spring and gone up considerably. . . ' '/ can, attended to the chair. When l "9 1 becorie obsolete? If YOU I asked him about an old \ etting bygones be bygones. After you sent the letters., they you adapt just as S.am Outlaw, brake problem was solved he barrel standing by the door. Its 111 I Is tad then. doggone It, extend became the property of the Onancock, Virginia's only made sure, unasked that hoops were metal and it looked easily and I. -our hand in friendship to receiver. blacksmith, has done. v., .. all moving parts were well ratr sturdy. ' 11111, #-.., CONFIDENTIAL TO W. IN I . ~Ivi` - -Siliiw - __ __-_ In the course of an afternoon, Oiled. Just as a good physician "it used to be a good barrel F. P. ;;LA--*--I - our wife will thaw out Ing ) . I. I I I Outlaw had an almost con. Most things SCHENECTADY: I _. tinuous procession of customers treats the whole person, so a but its old now and its gone up." oon after. And if she doesn't I I . that seem too good to be true if The translation of this -1 ,I M%f 1, good craft.aman regards the t's her los&) aren't. Don't rush Into .9!4 -I with a wide variety ufrequests. well-being of the whole Eastern Shore expression is DEAR ABBY I ha e in my 4 vs hen something has "gone machine Such pride and care that his forge as flaming as he , , employ a woman who comes H apart or gone . , Eve,yon. has a problem. Whars oo oiien a up,, l as ,,a,en n a jOu is five days a week to do rn'-' younsi or a personal reply, write to worked on a set of "helper" Wagons to wheelchairs: Barbara Muller learns of Sam Outlaw's changing trade. baa. thing of the past. ! laundry light ABBY: Box Plo. $9700, L.A., Calif. for ma and u' orn buIc spr 90059. Enclose stamped. sell. lie turns back to his neverused to work on," I ask, and things. Now I don't have we'd do without Sam here. housecleaning. who needed them to haul an After the chair was repaired, lie stop6 turning the wheel of that sort of thing so much Sonletimesyou need a part you She is a good worker and especially heavy load. When the Mr. Outlaw returned to the ending supply of things to mate to write letters? Send $1 to mend. This time Outlaw picks the machine that blows air on anymore." just can't buy and we bring the pleasant to have around, and metal was heated to just the forge to fix the other spring. LaskyD,., Just before we go a man problem to Sam. lie whips up she came well recommended. Beverly Hills, C81if. MIL for Ab. up a inodern tool, an acetylene his coal to fan the flames. "Oh, right temperature, glowing Then another man mart came torch, and welds a broken I used to fix wagons and shoe comes in to ask "Mr. Sam" Just what we need. %%'hen he My problem: Little things by's booklet "H to Write Liners red, he removed it with a pair horses and fix up farm about a job of work. Ile turns to goes I don't know what we'll have been disappearing lately: I.,9. seff-addrnwd, stamped (" of tongs and began to shape it by to ask about a clam hook motorcycle seat. "What kinds of things did you equipment and repair trucks usandsays, "1 don't know what do!" my husband's socks and tin- cent) invelope. on his anvil with skillfully Sam was supposed to make for I I ALL ; ___ I P , I I _______ . ,1 '-',. '. Monday, Aug. 25, 1915—lB Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . ' 0 BRIQUETTS A I 1 .1 .. _-_ i I I ml yachting town 1Y) miles north of I-toric is Susanna Agnelli, sister of Fiat automobile magnate Gianni Agnelli. Mrs. Agnelli had been elected to the City Council as an independent. The council choms ttv mayor. She also is a priu-winning author. a - 1. . r. -W. Editor's note: Barbara directed blows of his hammer. him. It wasn't done yet. Come Seminole Community College, When the piece acquired the back in a few days. The shop is strewn with old proper curve he cooled it down ii travelling from Sanford to with water from a can punched plows, pieces of iron, a shoe Philadelphia collecting folk lore -ith holes in the bottom, and scraper he has put together for and history as part of the great clouds of steam wreathed someone, in barbecue grill that Bicenti-unlat celebratlun needsrepair Ononeallhangs Outia s head a number of rusting horseshoes. As he firlished one spring, a Against another is stacked a By BARBARA MULLER Herald Correspondent customer drove up and took a delis cry of 35 large sacks of whtelchair out of the back of his coal used to lire the forge. I I S onthi grill fl,;t ihtrnith,i little t keep them rnoa-.t and ttndi'r hil' g. ';frafo- xI iv, del 'riou-chart-mil-gidled. ha,tv ii ..__ _; f A I 'iir(t'n,'lat' ICU a 'L 1 .--- Yesteryear's Sk'ie lls St'1* 11 At Work Today .1. I I J J 4 Id ' A . . • ' , afaniits' hiIrIH't'ue The charcual(heftan lit an in 't in I hi na A '.in gte Ia % en at h ri Italian Woman Named Mayor I YOU, & WITH (OUPON BROW - - IT P I -T'T-T-7--"rJ Celebratu the Laif,-r I)a% Wrvkend ,Ali h MISSOULA, Mont. fAPI - Hank Williams Jr., the untry singer injured in a fail while hiking Aug. 9, is no longer under interWve care. Williams, 26 and son of the late singing star, Hank Wilhams, was hurt while hiking near the Continental Divide After being moved to a private room at a hospital here, %%illianisvsas'.lsite-dFrIda3 b) count!) and westeim st.dr Johnn) Cash and his wife June Carter Cash - 41' 6 That Works - a WEEK ALL SULTANA Williams Out Of ' -. 1 i -. :. . •. •- 5- MON AUGUST 25 thru AUGUST 31 • WASHINGTON tAP) — I)r. John J. Ict..aughihn, a Jesuit priest who was a a White House adviser to President Richard M. Nixon, has married a woman who helpedhmimanunsuccessfulSenatecampaignfieear-s af'o McLaughlin and Anne Dore were married in a ci% terernon) hereSaturday McLaughlmwasreleasedfrom ,nws by Pope Paul VI before the wedding, a friend said McLaughlin was a staww'h Nixon defender during Nixon's last days in office. He had held die White House post for dree years. witil 01 c. 15. 154. rs e, in er eped4 c ughm w en heran ainst Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-R.L. in 1970. She later ked in public relations here and is Einployed by a private firin. 1F~ il'!---.= I A -• - , 4 a I, o d Former Priest Marries . E $ ' Miss Faye, who estimated her loss from the theft early Sunday at $25,000, said many of the stolen articles were gifts from her husband, bandleader Phil Harris Sht said she was asa from the car ith hir press ,__.i= S VO I I -1 minut&s iNn~i]. 6CdLj ___ I D • ~ I1 PRICES willia"Jumm Owe ? I I ess I I . Alice Faye Theft Victim; __ 40 i rOOD STAMPS flank iteak., %hIaIJId bt' tendt'na,ed before iifZ7jP: -_-~ __ Senator' I n O ACCEPT A= 2--Nmn" "teak' -, - - - - ___ - _ ~- ___ IE re working harder than ever to satisfy . i . aIiItIe%egvl,leauIm,:ediihas.-a-an NEW YORK t AP I - Actress Alice Faye was enjoying a late snack at an Ema Side pub when someone broke into her chauffeured limou.!ine and carted off two cosmetic With the branches of "The Senator", the oldest living cypress tree in the U. S. towering high overhead and a natural carpet of leaves beneath their feet, a Longwood couple joined hands and repeated the vows of Marriage Saturday, Aug. 23, in Big Tree Park. As the 5 p.m. sun flickered through the dense boughs and to the accompaniment of the sound's of nature Judy Carol Oliver became the bride of George M. Kamper. They are the first muple known to have been married in this garden of greenery at Big Tree. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Oliver of I.ongwood. The bridegroom's parents are Mrs. itita Kamper of Longwood and Robert Kamper of Costa Rica. In keeping with the simple double ring civil ceremony performed by Notary Public the bride, given by her father to her intended mate, wore a white eyelet peasant style guwnsoftly gathered at the neckline which err ircledher shoulders and also at the empire waistline. She carried a delicate bouquet of white camations and inums. Karen Oliver the bride's sister, was matron of honor and she wore a simple pink floral gown with spaghetti straps. Rick Martin was best iiian. A ra-eption follo%ed at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce after which the newlyweds left on a trip to Hope Keys. mc)' will mak their new humt' in Winter Park. The Seminole hri,h','roorn is employed by an auto (if'tall shop. , .141 ,nsnut,quette. ill take to heat thruugh. Tht'% re rea(I'. when the turn an ah-grev caalir An adjutahle grill will hel' ou a'ntra'I the IC.I- itIt t th' I right tncnitv' Jewelry Taken From Car Li I . • o q vtrtd in be readily ovooloble for .'of@ of at belo- the advertised price ,m eatS A&P $for*. SACOPI as 1DK\ 0 i Al' — Wan' Pin a ' d i minister during U,inas cultural rcuttr has named president of the People's Association for Friend. ship with Foreign Countries. The association was set up in 1954 to promote Peking's foreign policy. Wang,69, was politically —rehabilitated" to assume the post. lie lost his fireign ministry position n 1967 when op. ponents called him a traitor to U* revolution. He had held the position since 1964. The announcement of the new appointment, broadcast by lisinhua. the inese new s agency. was monitored here fl ) I %AIr%R A II Israel Sought . Peking Minister Tapped J - Egypt """""""""""o This Syrian proposal and a of intl nti PAST - PRESENT-FUTURE from the United Nations. ' I h d Palestinian draft submitted CARD READING11. CRYSTAL SALL READINGS The request to the conference ference anxious to give priority opments in Secretary of State earlier to the conference acHELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAPS of 78 self-styled nonaligned natoec'onomic Issues of more Irn- Henry Kissinger's latest • LIFE LOVE tions, which defied warnings cused Israel of violating the ince to There was shuttle di 'omac in the Middle MARRIAGE 0 BUIINESS ntinuing to orta from the United States and considerable fevling that India East, IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LOPIOW000 came in the midst of a new u.s. occupy Arab lands seized In the nod other non-Arab countries 1967 Arab-Israeli war. 911-440S peace effort in theMid(fle, East, CI0%#4 luroolaws were primarily interested in Meanwhile, delegates from Next ø Nlañt SiUI si S'.Id 71' was unanimously adopted "If the Israelis understand forging a unified strategy for four Communist Asian counSunday night at a four-hour the meaning of this resolution, the special United Nations tries accused the United States Whole life readings: $5 with this ad I Arab caucus, a Syrian spokes- then they will work for peace," meeting on raw iiiaterials open. of imperialist economic and poCALL for APPOINTMENT man said. said el-Allaf, indicating that the ing next week. litical aggression in their area. --___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ I - To - Open VICTORIA FAILS, Rhodesia i APi — The Ithodesian nstitutional talks between Prune Minister Ian Smith and black natiomalist lea(lers opened on a bridge below the Victoria Falls today with Sinith still ada mantly opposed , to black rule and the Africans still demand.ing it. There was speculation of a breakthrough bec.-Aze Prime ,Minister Johr Vorster of South Africa and President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia attended the opening session. But Smith in a speech Saturday said his white-minority i.o%ernment ha no policy to hand our country over to an black majorit goernment and as far as i am * cOncerned, we ever %;ill Lme.- - Hopes - I NJ BRIEF ___________ -- ___________________________________________________ Kissinger was jovial and con- States. ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) Foreign Minister Isniall Fahiny agreed to let Israel station its would enable Israel to monitor Ismail Fahmy, Egypt's for. Secretary of State Henry A. and Vice President Hisni Muba- men in an electronic warning Egyptian military moves and fident as he talked to newsmen Kissinger flew back to Egypt rak also attended the meeting. post on the western slope of the has been a key Israeli condition tate Sunday after five hours of eign minister, met twice with today on his diplomatic shuttle Prospects for an Israeli. Gidi mountain pass, one of the for relinquishing the Gid.I and negotiating with Israeli U.S. Ambassador Hermqn Ellis to review reports Kiin. amid high hopes for a new Sinai Egyptian pact were brightened two Sinai Desert gateways M1Un passes. leaders. pact. "We are continuing to make ger sent from Israel. Presiden. by an Israeli report that Egypt which Israel would return to the Allon said Egypt could have a Kissinger went into session had agreed to another key Egyptians. This would be corresponding surveillance progress and have not encoun tial spokesman Tahseen Bashir with President Anwar Sadat at point. located in the territory being post on the Israeli side of the tered any unexpected diffi. said the Egyptian government his seaside summer residence Foreign Minister Yigal Allon returned to Egypt. Gidi pass to monitor Israeli culties," he said. "On most ma- considered the negotiations at Mamoura, near Alexandria. announced that Egypt had jor items agreement is close." -nuid and promising." The post, at Unim Khashiba, military movements. But he added: "You can run An Israeli foreign ministry into difficulties. and I don't spokesman said Kissinger want to make a final judg. would have to shuttle at least twice more between Israel and ment." Of U .N . Allon said "a great deal of Egypt before he could conclude Some Africans said their del. agreement has been reached" a pact. This would take him al 11M.A, Peru (AP)-Nineteen The S)Tian official, Mouaffok purpose of the propos.al was to Arab nations and the Palestine el-Atlaf, predicted the resolu- pressure the Israelis into relin. egations had reservations about between Israel and the United least until Wednesday. liberation Organization asked fion would be adopted "by an quishing more territory. the anti-Israeli campaign. Ar. MADAM KATHERINE u Third World conference overwhelming majority" of the gentina among others ii opening here today to join in a conference. fl A I I A IC' T The Arab proposals seemed known to oppose it. Most of the MRLD I - II I - - I Kissinger ___ - .I ~-t A ____ ---_- -1;R �' 28-Ev.nlng Her aid Sinford, Fl. ______________________ Monday, Aug. 25, 1975 Structures 10 I1 I G HIS TV - EVENING 7:00 (2) (6) (I) (9) (13) (24) (35) (44) 7:30 (2) 1 (6) (0) (9) To Tell The Truth Concentration What's My Line Wild World Of Animals Window To The Sea Intercom Star Trek Hogan's Heroes Jeopardy What's My Line World At War Let's Make A Deal (13) National Fight Of The Week (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2, 0) Joe Garaqiola (6) Ctier (9) Rookies (24) Tennis (3$) Movie (44) Dinah 8:15 (2.5) Baseball 8:30 (13) World Team Tonnis _____________ 1,1--I.! 2 Riv L 1f,f Venezuela 3Moasandernus 4 Waste I Strongho'ds 6 The Chinese (9) Ryan's Hope (24) World Press (35. 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 0) Days Of Our 5 --Springs, maca* Ii (6) Ne's (9) Bozo's B.q lop 7:30 (9) Am America As The World (9) Turns Let's Make A (24) Florida Report 2:00 (6) Guld.nq Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) Jeanne Wolf 2:30 (2. 0) The (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Re?ason (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 0) 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) Tattletates (9) e Life To LIve (24) Yoga (35) Rocky And Bullwinkle (44) Flintsfne5 0oard of County Corn misSi3nerS of Seminole County, Florida, will conduct a Public Hearing in the Commisloner$ Metting Room of the Seminole COUOIy Courthoute. Sanford, FIa , °fl September 2. 191% at 700 P M or as soon thereafter as possible to consider an application to construct a boat dock on the blowing described property All iht part of the E' of the Wa 5 Ann IMailers of the SE'. of the SW'. of Sec 3), Carol S Snoke Twp 205, Rnq 79E. Seminole County. Publith Aug 1). II. 25, Sept I. 1975 Florida DEQ _____________________________ Further descrbed as: Sweetwater Oaks, Sec ill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THE Sidney I VihIen, Jr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Chairman CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Board of County Corn FLORIDA missioners PROBATE DIVISION Seminøl County, Fia CASE NO. PubIlth Aug 73. 1973 sta - 0 M MIEIITI öft Q 1Tft1 A I Mit I Si "I, 101P41 I ff,gjJ 3 ' C!'3';e 35 m flsr1.J 36 S.'.nonal song O4'T4Ch g 31 Foatres. twutch.'lg I) Auslriin region 32 Meat induitry 43 Unit of force j Poe.c genre II Malted brews instrument 41 Grafted truer, 24 Frozen liquid 33 Omen 25 Palm tat vIrt 16 Farm l6Vofcariooumo. structures 31 Atirms tO be 46 Superlative 26 Electrical unit 2? 1ru%I 27 KifldOtlettu si.M 28 Asian goat j r r r r antelopes 31 Fortlied iT - - - - - building 32 ACcOuntints degree lab 35 School Sub ei I? lab i 37 Noun 38 Budng 39 Ouarreiicou 40 Mans mcrtarne 41 Urge ISCC -- 42 Philipp< 45 Narrate - - 31 - 'F iT t ______ _____ I - 1 - if - _____ j......... - - - -- IT t 15 -- - - I -- f fi - Sedatve 49 Sectors o' - - - Churches 50 Eases up 51 Occurrexe 57 Old Engisru court OF 1 OFO 141 t Deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO AL(, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE 'you each 00 you are hereby rvitlfied and required to tile any claims and demands wttich you, or rtbrr of you. may have against Said estate In theotflce of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 11th JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, Probate Divition, in the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida. within four calender months from the time of 'r tint ubIkation of th notice Each claim or demand mutt be in writing and filed in djplicate and slatettseplaceofr.sidenceandpost elf ice' address of the claimant anc ni,j5t be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same shall be vOid Dated at Orlando. Florida. this 5th day of October, 1971 Myra DeVine As AdminiStratrix of saId estate PUSSEI. TROUTMAN Attorney for Aliministratris 177 S New York Avenue Winter Park, Florida 3775.9 Publish Aug 75 & Sept 1. 1973 IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 73.1401.CA.13G SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COM PANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, vs FRANCISCO SEGUNDO HERNAN OF?. Notice is hereby given itiat am engaged in butines'. at ))3 E Lake Ave. Lonowond )27 0 SemnoI, County, Florida under the fict,,5 name of MEYER BUSINESS FORMS & SYSTEMS, anci that t intend to register said name with th ClerI of the Circuit Court. Seminot, County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictti 1,5 Name Statutes, To Wit Secto 165 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Sig Georgia A Gross Publiih Aug II. 73, & Sept. I, 5, $913 DEQ 102 - 4.3 44 -- 46 4 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TA[ NOTICE that the floard of Count, Commissioners of Scm note County Florida, at 700 o'clock pm on S 7)rddayof September AD. 1973, true County Commlssionerv Meet, Room at the County Courthouse n Sanford, Florida, will hold a Pubic Hearing to consider and determine whether or not the County v..ii vacate. abandon. discontinue. Close renounce and disclaim any right e,i true County and the public in and 'I) the following right of way running through the descriged property, to wit That part of Hickory Drive ii e(tionu P Township 21 South, Ran. 79 Fast. etendinq 16 feet East from the East line of Lot 6, LAKE BRANTLEY TERRACE, as recorded In Ptat Book tO. OaJe 91 oublic records of Seminole Cnunl. Florida, bounded on the North arid 5ulh by the Easterly E'tenion ol the North and Soutis lines of said Lot IS ALCOHOL A POflL(M IN YOUR FAp,ILy Al AP40P4 For families or friends 01 profjlem drink vet Fur furthpr information sIlI 17) 4357 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O Bc. 3%). Sanford, Fla 31.771 f u - "' 0Complete Child care 'efy(5 P4',, Summer Program' HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CANE, 3233690 time attack? 'A BABY'S WORLD Candor Infants toaqe2 only Neil to new Dniver LiconW Bureau 3776633 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. ,, 5 - " '' - ••?(apa$($ MAMA -,........... "i-. - .,• f ' i,,,4. _______ ____ ____________ ____________ ________________ . \\ - -- - - __________________________ AAAl.r E.,,i..t. f,,iI iw nMs i,,,.. In, hcme health care sitters corn paflions Cnd light housekeeping dutiES serving the elderly iii Seminole County Call Pnc'iect OASIS 3737090 '-'- '-' " ......-"-" " " .........' 4V FROM ..hif:e'd tractDn trailer drivers with t least 3 years over the road experience Referencesmustbectueckable We transport automobiles state of Florida only For interview ap poinitment. (all 3035671118 week days 9 5 - it's like' pennieS from heaven when ,Cu '.'l "Dent N,'.cjs" with a act p 1_ V - . .. ,' . '.• -. - -, • -4.e=--t_'ri_ .5.,. _ fhY4.i_ . ,'. :-: -y. - ,, , -• - - -':'.. -. _ . , Inflation Buster Make offer to nut t slate' owner on Stylish '1 bedroom. 7 bath, loaded wilh v'.trs fig lot and utility building Reasonably priced In ¶70'S Phone $11 5727 ClIFF JORDAN REALTOR For renf or tale 7 yr's old. 3 BR. 7 bath, family rm . 7 car garage. central air, heat. k:t(Pin equip Call eves 625 3(791 ,.. __________ 33-Houses Furnished _____ . . . New I "eulronrn 7 bath turni%hecJ -' - - Pscu'.e tostiare Call 3730634 alterS cur weekeniit _______________________________ Lovelycottage.alr,carpet.TV. 5)35 Adults No pets 37? 771) - - REALTOR 3377195 Hunt Realty, Inc Jim (tnmrinr ,j •1•pS. - --- "16 900 by Kish Real Estate REALTORS '.3 613 ?') ____________________________________ 35-4vbile Home Lots .. - . - -- Space up to 60' trailer, patio. near shopping. quiet residential Adults only Dreamwold Trailer Park, _7517 Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air. Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And eLus.:i. "IVvq., Mo tern Equil'Pd yl'.'.en, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For YourSelf KISH - l,.,,l shop. 24(4) sq t .\ll cc part Will warehouse remde no st' ' te,s,l'sl 3.7" 53?) or 3776&320 Re:t - - ShAN'T El) Rental houses e't i viny description I"lCvc applicants 337 561) flAt.t REALTY VhSODOWN -- OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS I BR. 3 bath, reduced from ¶34.600 to 571,600 for fast nisti deal ') I')US.t'S ________________ - I-i, sitilut spar (10% 111k. 2 l.ilh. 1 old, Family rm double garage (',ocd neighborhood Reduced to -_114,900 fly owner 6456763 323.7860 - .1. ,,,n,,,.n,,Iru. trees & %tirutfl, 10 -C I lVlN(,QIJARTERS AND RI) SINE SSL OCAT ION On buSy Ilghw,'iy 17 97 Start your r,'wn hotness 113.000 Easy terms OWNER MOVING fromattrartivelbednoom. I',bath. split bedroom plan, central air _____________________________ REAL TOS 17) (01) 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished 1936 Chevy. 16' boat, portable iv and Irgebar for sale Can besecn at 17(19 Magnolia (tan houSe). FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Monday. Wednesday & FridCy only 3T 1917 P.'nn'tv'r I.Ioltp!i' I Come out and see them to appreciate 323.1670 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Nut To Cavalier ',hIlL) 5er vice' I -. Yu'lI find a hiover waiting ton whatever you have' In Classified Dcin'I keep it Sell it And send Itis' ii-' 711? .r7' a - '. '.b'.Jy (151.1 13? 7611 ': .______________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE TRADE BUY-- SELL 717 RAYW000 CIRCLE 3 flJ I, 372 3637 t 31131SF F It-st St. bath, ne'w carpet, in eicrI ...____________________________ condition Large lot 171.300 aluminum link tite f"virnj fleer eqijIt c tPi link pc:lu with b,itp 7I3-90A1 F PLACE 3 BR, (I'( (.uiiar P, I' niergcrxy 'valve 1 garage, 3 yrs old, in new cvi I I" '"" 't' P'CII"%l 0(541 mask clition 371,900 .7 inst i' Ii I a 7. i U , U'.'' 'p, b.o'tu,u "Id vt 2173 YALE AVE 3 or I fF4 mini (w t'e,' (tlfi4 I• su I tnt ci. vutItiO,'i farm, with lots of fruil Has I BR 371 5370 rr Ru ttOS apt. elling below appraisal at __________________ 175.900 Iwo o'eramic elephants. Vit.'Irt..i'n, - I - - -- '-- oree'n P. gold 1 lepane'se Hibachi porcelain Misc 373 7154 Defleny 26065 Hwy. 17 57 REAL 'TOP 373 3771 1511cr Hrs I)) 1170 Interior. E ,ter-on PlastennQ Plaster p,stcts'rzj P. simulated brick & tnt' specialty P71750 . '. _ '. 1? - - , : - 1 -' I - ,, '.T:. ' '. •''I'.= t___ - "j,, . .-. .,u_ - API (1RQS',Pl PEST CONTROL 354? Park Drive 37? 594.5 ________________________________ - IMPROVE BUDDY'S HOME MENT ALL TYPES QF CAR PI-,NTRY 4140 REPAIRS 337 1339. - PET REST INN (hoardrg & C',rooming - Insulation I U Sese up 'o 30 pb on electrcty Install ceilulOse fiber b'ocn fl Intul!'cn i-er tree CV.roa'tS oS I or l Photography :;' ;,:5' Nt oH t SEAMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Wi'drs Card us Commrrcei Acr'C Portr,i!s .1..'!! ',.i'j 9)1 ci1e I anc CIe.vrruo Ill dint, clay, rail All kinds of digging House trailers sored & moved 37'? 9112 or 534 1195 Hauling F'ulldozlno, INC. 14,SIJI iP.i'. 5.'-.LV"C.E Sor-unn Ihre'S 371 0799 anytime Cleaning Pressure _________________________ :. p. . u;.'.' - 0985 Eicav,stng, DiIc Ai-.-k Fill dirt, log sal 372 594) -_____________________________ Roofing GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A F PACT ION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S, 'AA'.T .'.,f)c E.pc'ct raid repairs, IlI rOots or sPir'igles All work guaranI BR000EN ROOFING, 3736700 _____________________________ " SLIM BIJDc,E 15 ARE ROt ST F RED WITH VALUES rPO'.' Ti4F WANT AD (( L9'? ___________________________ Land Maintenance i's ',.rsq Ba:' bale.no Custoai r.e Ocarina 37? 5677 after - ' HomeImprovements ____________________________ If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn '' ' ' Tree Service lCN'FP USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL II NOW WITlI A CLASSIFIED AD Lawn 171 o:c uiuiiaing, routing ariø concrete fInishing, free estimates .iricl carpenter work. remodeling, air conditioning, rc,m'frw 37) 5785 _______________________Th.nking about that summe' vacation' Geta better car lhrouqh the classified ads in today's paper Concrete' ------- Don't i5t Sit there *a.tiri'l !ri,. PhOn, to ring Adyentii's sour d*js'nt-.s ,vice fl me Heraia S classified But'ness Service D'rectory tr Care Need pOUt gias' cut' i-',cnnl'l ctepermdent service 31 .iriI rr .32? "97 -- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Vu'lI find lPu,iI someone Out lhrre needs lust what you have 10 oIler (t%fie'(i Ads didn't cork CALL. 3372611 ,iri, ,.,c,,r'j'u i t' 'her, - II i-5i .me Pu ,'nq diffiCulty f;ndncj ,s g'lacptf'u live', canto dr,ve, C toO. or snmr 'nfy,(e yrti h,5.' '"nd iI ,'sti nor i-,.'r. di, i'C ___________________________ Office MDCIISI ____________________________________ -- . CII if F MACiIIPIES can! 'We serv'ce lI make's arid r,iodels" Free Pickup and Delivery rn's 372 f1705 ,5"i-r1i B: I ' Paint&BodyWork _____________________________________ You isCv tr.ed the nest row try the urpnu'ry. Remodeling. Additions, best F ipent pain! & body caik 731 7306 .slte'r 6 p no c'st'I.s ?,gs'k .iren%ed. Bonded 323 ISIS "(P uP P. dPhive'ry ç rn ec?nr',. • 2 -'ti __________________________________ , ''''"''.' .cjs Well Drilling n",' ;. I 'g.,ttr, i Ill It i' ','iiIC I Cont,acicv PiumnrS. additiOnS 3 5377___________________________ or $96 5.111 eves - 5 'Ii BLUES' ' ' - SOLAR HEATING APID WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Cell Piil C,nnzalt': 30$ 323 3939 -'''' i-'r 67$ 539-5 ESTERSOPILANDCLEARIPIG " t' :.' ' -- C&A Backhoe Service I PtCare _______________________ LandClearmg Kidscuutgmnw Il'ie'Wing S4'l or smaii t'(y(le" Sell It' "se' idle items With Tn ple sour ad. caii C went sd r hr ''relt-,' C t,',', b',':j ui4l II Trim' 1 ii ?41 3 " '°"' i'l' , Pest Control HomeImprovements1 - _______ ''-----. - ..'.4'. -. WELLS DRILLED SPRIPIX LER SYSTE MS All IypeS and ties We repair ad scnivce SIINE MACHINE & '!JPPIY CO ,'s'37 .5 7ruj 51 371 4.437 ___________________ .' .,'. 1971 Capri. 2.000CC engne. ar, AM FM stereo, copper colOr 26 MPG to'wn,jOplo%MPC, highway 1)500 cash or take over payments III mci 37? 2X'Q .'sp', & k rids ______________________________ _________________________________ en tops, Sinks Installation avail chIt' Bud CbelI 377 8037 any time REALTORS 550806) 1969 VW Bus. Very Clean. re built .enl,s. (%O £k In, Iii's,,. McGulre.3fl 1651 Dealer _____________________________ 1973 Renault 17. equipped with patented ECI unit, new tires & brakes, 30 plus mpg 3?) 64.47 32)7)10 - Harold Hall Realty 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 XL. 259 au;omatic transmission New paint, excellent condit.on. $430 373 3646 1700 rrench Aye' . -- LCwn Mowers We dril The BesI & Service the Rest. Western Auto 301 W 1s1 St SANFORD 1981 Plymouth Idoor, real clean car Mu? See to believe 372 7153 SANFORD AUCTION 327 M lOiS!. P s iiE.SUT'i SALON (forrneni', I'iernniit's li-au!, Picce 519 El Pne 377 5717 ': -- 1961 Chrysler Station Wagon. 9 passenige-, all extras Very good. 5575 3775751 To tie ¶OI(' fig In.' h.gheSt Odder. Ira. .nventory 00 new MiCro Carey bathroom fixtures totaling 114.000 Partial littiflg, vanities. mirrors, medicine cabinets, floure'ccenl & inCandescent light fixtures, tinks, range hoods, bi fold doors. trainter top's, door ch.mes, commercial lictil fix tures. cog accessories of every description Also to be sold tIle' regular line of appliances. TV'S & u'sCd furniture Come early & get a oo.od e'at AenkAmericard & 7,i,jte' Charge welcOme BeautyCare .1,'Ci, _________________ - [e,urs - If you've g'#k.'uI them aft to college rnCrnia'If, the or service v,tserever. do theme favor Plcr a 'Iacsiflr'd ad and sell their old like"., skates sunfboards .ini i-!h,'r ttiii'iO'. 'hit ,ire clujlten,ng the crop by owner, 3 BR. 3 SANF"RD bath, 2 yet. old Central heat air, sJi'Pt", .'CJw, scnecned Fki.,,,';. large' lot. good location Assume' 73, pcI cur 5730 duiwn, F HA Priced helorm i-HA appraisal 37) 663? '''I,-', - N ID', F IOWP4 SOUR COOP' $1 3031 - L_ 75" Color TV Maw'eo Combination Cheap Cr1:,, Portable Also 196$ Chevrolet Jck UP 3730705. AL TAMONTE SPRINGS Near 4 (3'jrjm, 7toit'. screts:cd gvstio, corner lot $)I,SOOby owner. in 72-Auction ' I3'Wrtvcli-'i "eshnq Boat 55t 1137 3656 Re,ji ['.t,t' fjrüker 25th St 377 66%5 t'iri"iit'j I I I nti'rtaino'i'flhCOnSOIe.S3S • '' aimci',' you can it rr;ircsj ' _____________________________ TAFFER REALTY nc,' . ri.'. P. 1) Cusue': i'.j,' Dc'u','! Pr -- - See our Aluminum Screens S)--MAsccllaneous for Sale every kind at pni.es ford Call 373 1309 1977 Plymouth Barracuda, I(,,bded, hard car to lid, 51.99% Ask for Chuck Gamby. 3731730 Dealer DAVIS' 3739310 AirConditioning ' h'cc,' r% 1971 Chevy Nova, I door, loaded. extra clean This car was 33,195. now 12.59$ Ask for Chuck '3amby 373 77)0 Dealer __________________________________ Acret, ,s,,n Prices. 531 5907 We Buy Furniture _____________________ Larry Si :on Realtor .._.__________ P5'ig PINE't' WOODS BARN- We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pd commission Free Pick. ups Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 3?? 7770 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -__Merchandise ________________________ A small Classified Ad brings Og returns Try one and see Cail 322 2611 or 631999) ___________________________________ MOTIVATION' is an owner who has already Cu' chased another house. so this ,,tII avar.it,ie located 1 HR house "for a song" Includes ,, living room, fireplace. iv oci paneling, family or dinui,in 'porn and eat in k't(hcn Alt It', fur only 177.000 371 9410 '69 Falcon hardtop Sport coupe. standard thift, 6 cylinder, new brakes, excellent gas mileage, air conditioned 3*50 or best offer EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU l'igr',e, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN flee Real Estate Broker 3227643 Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity PIOLL'S Canal berry, Hwy 1797 130 1304 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I i-i-n MIS 1 P'C(t(,I' hou5efuil CASH 32] 4)71 - ' - 1)4.900 Terms - near Lake MIrney. canal through the muddle All or part i ,.qr!rai lI.',it & .5', ('1.1 toning 37,000 an acre 37) 195) free estimates. call Carl tlarris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 SE?.IINOLE Co Beautiful S or 10 1771. acres, paved road, trees. clear, flowin' stream o P Tt'rni, :. C 0 N D I T I 0 P11 N G . Peel',, 6750711 DUCT REFRIGERATION. i'ORK 24 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CON DII ION l?'4G. 3?? 9f77 _________________________________ , 3210041 REAL ESTATE - Açe Ia Roil Sr 'nj', near Appros 1 worth-fl acre h.Qh and dry ii 993 1994)996 LIVABILITY PLUS- 3 BR. 7 bath, '- C") -4 5 Z C•') 0 P. (P,5r., %á'( retr.aI desks & chairs. straight chairs, filing cabinet'., ass CatharudCarry NOLL'S ¶192 1)01206 I . ' 43-Lois-Acreage _________________ '- Home with Pool, in Deltona. price reduced for quick Sale Owner tnanct,"rre-cl ¶71 7356 37-BusinessProperty office furniture Used ;'.'cw.'00 ci .t.'..i it.-.b' ',','cu!ve deSk C,PF(,OPY MOBILE liOP.'ES 390) Orlando Drive Serif aid 373 5200 554500 1 06 .W000 3 bedrOom. 7 Oath, by c,rier Transferred, must sell 573.100 5)) 779) Real Estate 38-Wanted to TAISCREOIT APEI.IE 42-Ibile Homes . - nice' -- Forrest Greene, Inc. BUILT WITH PRIDE 3 BR. 7 bath. all extras, lange rooms. ?' acres - 60-OffiCe Supplies ______________________________ --' - ',' -'ci: RvICE OEYOP4D THE CONTRACT' 1100 MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION 32264.S7 _________ l Good Credit Low mOnthly PCyn.'nlS Many Other Cars We Trade Ani1tPrr.9 37) 1570 or $31 a.6,tDS ANTIQUES Aug. 25, 7 PM Sharp rri ' id,' i e'e'CtrC Qutar ,'' - '68 Charger PT Public Auction Pare' EV.O 790 sth case CTCI'iii'nt (Cndt.Ofl 3200 i-m ted r'ff i'm Phe 4.43 7)35 GIEPIFRAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESIATE, INC p4rçpfl 7 5tggy3 Bedroom tic,' (enlrl heat P. ar. fenced if ' If'Ci,hlt naP' 5)7 '71 P'n'I) COtO, f.6ct ,5r '71 To,c,na,jo io-,jij..,j '73 Cacidlai' f'3e'J I.' ¶ '.',r miles '66 VW Fastback '63 FteetwOv'wi '70 Tnrinn Coupe 68-Wanted to Buy ' ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 92 3?? 961 *ilti ,'ur low Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)95. French 3721991 377 7371. 37? 1196. 377 1911 377 1959, 377 116.1 ____________________ - Furnished, 2 Bk. air conditioned. cal . JOHNNY WALKER -- CHICO& THE MAN USED CARS No Money Down For ueg furniture CppliCn(e'S tools, etc Buy I mr ItO) tems Larry's Mart, 715 Santo'd Ave 59-Musical Merchandise Ppilfv JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Ru D'r-ct From Boxcar" C,ORP.'t VT, F £6 ¶,lnifOrd 37] 1733 P.. . i r i'ii 1 Ha'!,sm, .1 / I bergIass f.'r' cr, boat & trader with 4 3 r".o$On Also 13' Traveler P. Trailer wth 35 HP ft,lrcury. 5500 32'? 005.6 ftr 4 p m Building A New Home? Reduced 1S.000. 3 POOL HOME BR. 1 bath, central heat air, Florida room, fenced yard A ream benanin at 322.000 67 A-Feed 55-Boats & ACCessories COLBERT :rprise v :i. AS H For Your Junk Cars 373 1329 CASH 322.4132 COLOR TV.S1I9SMONIH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN (,'s,,,,j ,, 61.4 1006 REALTY INC. 207 F 75th St. 37) 1832 -IAL COLlIE PT, REALTOR Eves 37? 0612 Selma Will ams LTOPASSOCIATE.)fl 1517 Broker, 107W Commercial Serif o'dlfl 7551 Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 196-9 Volkswagen Fastback, very good cOndition, ¶5.00 322 7415 after 3 o n-u Retr 'qr'rator Homt' Entertainment Center, AM FM Steren RCdi0. 75" Color TV with remote Control, record Flayer. 1150 511 151$ Real Estsu'1ir'-er 1?? 1301 76.42 l4:,1..,,lth,s A-,',' it 17 97 HAL Make your Budget o further, 5hp the Classfed Ads every day . Pc'ui Call Us On Lots & Acre*ge Two Nicely furnished. 7 bedroom AdultS preferred ¶1)5 to 5)40 per mantis Call 377 1170 695? (i-ic.! '7.'. f'ri ri 5°3 Ftt,.'.'i Irons 515. Service all moPes TV 1200 S French, 173 173.1 :° y W. Garnett White $961 Pontiac Station Wagons 373 1559 7613 Palmetto Ae Maltese' Piippc's. beautiful, white. $ WkS (11(1. AKC Peg .31305700 681 small 56% up One female miniature Dftchshund, red. $43 Alto Siamese kitten's, $10 and 3)5 APII MAt HAV[P4 GROOMING :.',1 h°;l. ODG KENNELS. 337 5757 53-TV.Radio-SterCO -- GE SHADED FENCED BACY D with 3 BR. 1 bath .000 ilF I('F Hnme'nn ICk,' 36k. isths. central heal ar 1) I OCATED COMMFRC1AL 80-Autos for Sale ____________________ Chihuahua DUPPieS,AKC. some very KEPIMORE WASHEP,parts, Service, used machines POONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 1,000 ti"p i. to Ian.' ire,' lvnj Forget v.trd work Cliii outside painting F r"'. rice! sr t..i. Trarp v our ( ri iI, 7 rr,'ri Pirii' 579.300 - Siberian Huske, AKC Female, all white. lOmos 5100 171 315? Kelvinatnr refrigerator, Side-by Side', on trost. clean. 000d con ilifirn ¶1(fl Phone 372 7739 C') INCOME Comlorlable & ivr'riient 7 BR with 7 apart 'nts, rents 5)10 r'.s 379.000 ACF.4FS with I FIR home on Sd garden tand or pasture Trade- in Program redecorated, 34-Jt/biPe Homes _________________________Two bedroom trailer, all utilities. clean 1 child accepted No pets 5.10 wIs 3729066 -_ CHOICE LISTIPII,S 2 BR . fenced yard. carport, private street. 316.900 Terms 372 6.520 2 Story, 3 bedrOom, central rueat and alr. nice neighborhood References reQuired 5190 mOnth. 5)00 depoSit Phone 37? 1399 _________________________________ I mnuo% old, 510 37') 1766 7$"i63", White, Ike new ¶75 373 0156 Pd ALL PRICE RANGES 1W 1st SI,)?? 3631.3777757 I 'tHe' wart sri'. Ii' nj big. b.' rennilts list lr' csim' 372 2611 "f 531999) ,-, KULP DECORATORS .409W l'.tSt .3727125 011At ITY APPLIANCES AT lIAPC,Alp4 PRICES SANFORD 1.l)CTIOPI, 173 7110 - 373366.6 . I v'rnI' Pupri 52 -Appliances BALL RE.ALTY 3777115' 7571 Perk Drive AFTERHRS. REALTOR 377 3991 377 06.14 372 97e1 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, enclosing car port, 3150 mo, pluS depOsit. 337 7454 -- We Buy Furniture ledroomn, 1901 Summerl,nA,t 15.900 372 3191 197? Honda 1$OCL Condition. 3500 372891) ______________________ Mtoncycle loso,aran'r BLAIR AGENCY 65-Pets.Supplies -. . -. .-. Billy Goat, 373. hat long horns 373 0516 lIrtpnont '1 .i,tiNOg F 78-Mtorcycies Rent Pent Blue Lustre Etectrc Carpet Shmmpooerforonlyll SOper day. Cf'RPGL I.". F (JRNITURE . P101. ¶itl for 139 7737 or 53-4 6971 Park Or -. Sanlando Realty Inc REALTORS Phone' 531 6777 Oueenu sir' Simm'n. Hide A Bed. nriiplsnlstenv'd reconditioned at half Showroom new the 'Piwronrn price' Se" & corn pare' ¶773 firm PFSTORAT IONS UP4I IMITED Hwy 477 at Plumi, P4ew houv-", ri .1 mural ,nea No down payment, monthly payments less RI ALTO1. 254.5 lhCn rent Government SubSidized to QuClfitd buyers Call to see if Casseiberny, immaculate 3 BR, I", you Qualify' baths, garage. 37t.?5Q Acre M UPISWORTH REALTY Pcalty, REALTOR. 313 7750 Peg Real Estate Broker P01W Istsl UP scr pnnh. FP, garage, rprt, no quCtifying 311,950 373 1061 or 123 OSl1e'v"s re Realty. REALTOR 373 1750 New 7 bedroom home on Oak Way. Sanford SI)) month Duplea 7 bedroom, LOnqwood 11)5 mOnth 64-Equipment SERY We can SCve' you money Complete Furniture re uiphol5ti"ry & ref in i%h inn PFSTORATIOIlS UNLIMITED 8001 nnawnod Ave Altamonte SpqS. 119 l7fl or$31 6973 322- 42O Anytime MLS Agency * JOhN fr RIDER A33Q( - Assume Payments 'l'r.r;er 7J Zau, ri cahinet. 3 nirecjle, front load deluer' sewing machine Sold new for 3319 00. Pay balance of 3M or 10 payments of 59 See at. SANFORD SEWING 'EP4TER 307 East Frst Downtown 372 9111 Eve $69 1146 r PAME 11115 PR ETTY PlC TURFI 1 liPs, 1 Pith, larqv' corner lot, can inc third h.'.lrn.nm ,ss family ro'om '1cm' I,',r.it' r .,g'ri 3?? '-0 M.SKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3fl 2611 or 131 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor w.tl help you NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wndruff's Garden Center 601 t.'tery Av , Sanford strom Your FIPT MONTH'S RENT FREE. 3272090 " ----.-_ * Theyire Hot" Beautiful leather leaf ferns tops and roots Phrne')fl 0641 , * 3 Bedroom patio homes. 3709 mo. - - 'Em While CommerCial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage _____________________ Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle You'veBeenSearching For. Sheraton Sford Motor Imi "Get * - c'1ai'iners LITOMM_____ Es", 37) 0455 Associate Ill Mayfair Circle. Sanford. 7 Bedroom with family room or third bedroom Air conditioned with fenced yard 3160 mo 1.59$ fl06 MUST SELL - New 3 BR 7 BATH HOME. all extras. qooc location MAKE OFFER. 3722717 ELLEN WAYNE DUO U.u,s 322 1111 Broker Qecondtioned Batteries, $17 95 es change REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1107 Sanford Ave , 51-HoUsehold Goods RPIITAPIY FARMHOUSE 'n Loch Arbor hi'i', juSt been listed for only 139,900 Old brick fireplace'. walk in rlosets. brick planter, old fpShioned well, flanging planters Could an no and on' You've tiotta see jfi l6Aulo Parts Spect racide granule's for' lawn in sect control GardenLand. 1400 W. 1st St 37) 6650 MAITLAPID FLEA MART 191) II'. Il 97 Op"n S.t & Sun 9 5 $119 7920 SANE ('iPU", ',Af [S I FADER" JOHN SAULS AGENCY CaliBart Real Estate 5659 ___________________________________ Z FIR. I' 2 bath home. can assume niortoages, pay smlI closing, and movE' In 1st mortgage payment ¶149 nerithl',' 3 (hR. 1'; Lath. .14 onidtioned, newly painted, 3160 mo lit & last & depoilt Sunland 37) 034% i-n ,',efran to stsare expenses in n-r 371 ()79 I I '' Unfurnished 32-Houses 29-Rooms I ke deep 6/ LAKE MARY- 2 BR DupIec; 3130 pIus ISO deposit Forrest Grecne Inc REALTORS 37) 6333 Two bedroom trailer, air con cttmorri liP'I'. .'.i!i'm burnished. , 3222090 ____________________________ SALES Large 7 he'droorn duplea. kiltt,en eQuipped, completely fenced, tale t,t.'iry 3)10 37? 176$ Current DOT SANFORD - Duple,, 1 bedroom turn apt., adults. Call 372 36)0 after 3.30 Drivers Needed One 5. 7 bedroom apartments. Iurr,tht'd re unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see 300 F Airport Blvd - Sanford 373 1310 , 3 Monday,Aug.25,1975-313 Herald,Sanford,Fl. 62-LaWn-Garden Call 377 3175 to find our information en how to receive a free set of waterless cnm'kware Realty. Pc'g Rv'jul I ctatr' Urover 37106.41) 'IT) 7593 373 3213 WCII BAMBOO COVE APTS. 0 , Small E ttic it'rK'y tIOiiSC One Adult No Pr'S 590Mo 322 3.917 Rentals 8% or One Bedroom Furn HOuse SlhDMo 665.6)11 __________________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. w .-, - MILlIONS of dollars in Real Estate 's si-id daily ri the Classified Ads NotIng small ab..ut ICC'' ____________________________ 925 From fog:,'. I 'rn i'.t ,',.4r i Lawr' Care 373 1571$ or 6f.8 631.6 f Artist SIP screen background, able tri draw Cnd rut lettering, 349 3625 or a77 7167 __________________________________ - STUDIO 1, 8EDROOMSUITES 2BEOROOM TOWNHOUSES '' '.' Dental Receptionist, no elperience necessar, Handle phone, ap rasritnisents. pegboard (flarside sSttng lype 10 WPM, Salary 190 rim n lo start P 0 Box IS. Sanfoni, Fla Apartments " , , Luxury Patio 4M - Ifl 'V•'t Hghschool diploma Reply to Box 510, c 0 The Evening Herald. P0. Bc. 1657, Sanford. Fla 37771 _____________________________ eneva G rdens ',' . -, II ------ " fl) __ ________ _I a project a poor ______ _________ iu"i)'v,ba,v'," ORDINANCE NO. 1301 Ai,I nDrslnA.aJrI rsr 'rwr i-STY lip SANFORD, FLORIDA MAKING APPROPRIA1 IOP45 FOP THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. YEAR F ISCAL THE FOR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. 1975 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30. 1974 A copy Shall be vailabie at the office of the City Clerk for all per wnl detininc, I ,'am'flP ttip tame' All parties n interest and (itilet'is shitll have an opportunity to be heard at Said hearing By order 04 the City COmmissiOn of tPi City of Sanford. Florida H N Tamm. Jr City Clerk Publijh Aug 73 1973 DEO I - WANTED YESTERDAY Can you write7 Do you live in the Oviedo area' If so. contact me im mediately, if not sooner I need a correspondent who can cover city cOuncil meetings And keep up with the to-cal news If you can answer Affirmatively to the Questions AbOve, give me a call Bill Currie. The Evening Herald. 3T, 36)1. Eit 33 Person to work w,fh pe05)ie Notce ii hccehv q,pn that Public Hearing will be Puij at the Commission Room in the Clv Mall in the City of Sanford. F lorda. at 7 00 'clock P M i-n Sevternbert 1973. to consider the adaption Of an Or dlnance by the City Of Sanford. F bride l.tlp f *",c Is 5 % t(iib'*', - ' in my Legal Notice calculate and . We have littings We have buyers. We need another real estale Ii cerisee to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc. 373 6333. 3-77 5970. eves FRIDAY P. SATURDAY day and evenlng dId care 6 50 a m to 1 a m A Child's Wand 373 5.471 '"" 31A-Duplexes Ladles as fhion snow directors fcr SarahCoventryjeweiry earnS) to 33 pen hOer commission uli or part time P40 e.perience necessary Sampi free Start PlOw 319 5170 or 3-19 3894 6-Child Care .- Ni efficiency apartment, upstairs. all utilities turn 397 50 Adult% only 337 7795 i'n"s & wk ncls I Old GWOO 0. beautifully located on 7 acre ptat Deluae 7 bedroom dopiest's, air. carpet. drapes, appliances, utility room. carport. 3)70 562 1731 C H A PL Al P4 To plan and coordinate total religions program for non sectarian group Child care Setting COrdud renular Chapel services, train Chapel group leaders and rrovide religious education and countelng to boys in car" Must have musical tkll Contact James Strayer, Boys Ranch, Florida, 37060 IPIe'an Live Oak) Tel 904 547 ¶301 r Sten Evening 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Beautiful ranch type home 3 6.4 acres, stable Osteen area 617 1617. 371 6)66 P40W 5FF 'THIS 319.500 1 bedroom. 1', tiCtht Assume nnrtciaae Owner will carry 2nd nontninne with ¶3.000 down 1 or 2 Bedrooms Adults ànly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 751% ParIs Drive 370 up. ii irit. --Houses WITT REALTY I anon I ti.'clroorn .101 . air COO ditirvied. utilities furnished 3173 per mn References rtiquired 323 cianiage'fnp 3770505 t:r.,;. -.. Work your own POurS F,imn e',tra income' as an AVON Representa thue Call 634 3079 Lost- Male Irish Seller, I ,i- ,ms old, ricer I I ann 18 Jane Bu:ea 775 2577 cr 172 1715 5 Things to Eat 18-Help Wanted & Found F.pr'rienced day (hId care tiorrie Sunlanid 371 0971 Monthly Rentals Available 31333)30 ColorTV QUALITY IfIN -NORTH I a & SR 1)1 Lcyiq.vood C,uitar Lesson'. a 3 r. cl 7. Dnu'37)Q )7,I I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOP ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS 05 $'O7S Jrlsnph A (nn , 1 l-lnstrUct ions lACED WITH A DPINKIPIG PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 17) 155; WritePO Boa 1713 Santorci. Florida 3277$ 5-Lost One bedroom efficiency, furnished 3100 per mo utilities included 177 4470 .)TOP APID THINK A MINUTE If CtCStlflpd Ads didn't work tbv're wouldn't be *ny APF VOt) LONELY' Let help ,ou to meet the right lierson luSt for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 30$ 273 7710 some cianges , -. - - - 17? si7j Plight', 337 2)52 Pn,'in,s (Or I or couple Water furni%hed, air Conditioned Pe'ferrnn,'s required 3100 month. $30 iis'rucrcit Phone 337 1399 CiRAClI!ikI tuar,iqe ke'yi C.raqPiskl i5 to th Polish whet Pizza i% to the Italians What it it Contains veg IiII,nq Sauce in a (ruSt Company rare, also good for pknics and lunrhe Send self ,ddressen Stamped envelope and 3) 00 tr C F Recipes, P 0 Boa 13?. ApnoI, Fl 32703 - 1(1411) - MID 7(t' NEW HOMES. 3 and I bedroom S prt down. 7'. pct interest , 9-Good ARE YOU 'TROUBLED' Call Toll Free. 641 70?? for "We Care" "Hotline" AduI? Te'et' F or Tuesday, August -. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Finn & llnfunn Apts Sanford Aduttt only, rie' I BR. air. w w rarpet, ceramic tile' bath & kit then Residential are,q 3130 up See Mon ,t 6)7 S Park Aye' No 3 Noon Friday - 4-Personals ___________________ .. RATES 1 thru S times 41c a line 6thru 25 times 3lca line 2ôtimes 74c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Sundcy - . 319.SCtT '1 IIEDROOM, I bath. family rrinrn double' carport. * fiShirv;' (,t't all the ogJipment ,ni nce1 fnr those big nnes wilh a want Cii Noon The Dy Before Publication NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING, ABANDONING, DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING OF RIOHTOF•WAY - III MVAL,(JP4APARTMEPITS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd SI C.rri DEADLINES ' a 831-9993 SATURDAY 9-Noon - - 322-2611 - Can Treat Gnut - 41-Houses - HOURS 8:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY New Medicines - Orlando Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. - - Seminole __________________________ Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION I TO FRANCISCO SE GUN DO 7 9 lIE RNANDE7 (6) .icon RU -- --______ . _.f, 4CJ (2. 8) Somerset Residence Unknown (9) Movie (6) Mery Griffin YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an I (35) Felony Squad oowt - - action for foreclose a mortgage Oil (9) DInah t -3 (44) Movie the following property In Seminole ' (24) s Sesame Street 930 (6) Rhoda J County, Flo-ida Underdog (3$) Ad J4.' Ofl fllU Slit Lot I. Block "0". THE (44) MIckey Move Jones MEADOWS, UNIT ONE, according Club (35) Burke's Law to the plat thereof as recorded in 430 (2) Bonanza 1000 (6) Medical Center Ptat Book IS. Pages 66 and 67, of the 6 (0) Mery Griffin Public Records of Seminole County. 1030 (35) My Favorite PERSONS INTERESTED MAY (9) Lucy Show Florida Martian APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE (13) has been filed against 'tando City and you you 1100 (2.6.0,9) News TIME AND PLACE ABOVE are required to serve a copy of your Movie Council Meeting (35) 700 Club SPECIFIED written defenses. if any, to it on Brady Bunch (3$) Batman (SEAL) (44) Love American PHILLIP R FINCH. ESQUIRE Of (24) Electric Company (44) GilIlgan's Island Board of County Corn Style Gray, Adams. Harrii & Robinson, 5:00 (9) You Don't Say (35) Flordi misSiOneri of Seminole 1130 (2.0) Tonight Show P.A . plaintiff's attorneys. County. FlOrida Lifestyle (24) Mister Rogers (6) Movie address ii 101 East Robinson Street. OFO 131 By Arthur H 8eckw?n, Jr 11.55 (6) News ______________________________ P 0 fbI 3061. Orlando. Florida Neighborhood (9) Wide World Of Clerk (33) Mickey Mouse 502 on or before the $2 day 0! Enter'anment IN THE CIRCUII COURT OF THE A Edwin Shnholpn AFTERNOON Club (44) The Mod EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. September. 1973, end file true Attorney (44) Lost In Space CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR or.gsnal with the clerk of this Court P 0 either before servic, on plaintiff's 12'OO (2,44) News 5:30 (2) NewS SCMIHOLE COUNTY 17:0(1 (9) News Sanford, Florida 3777) attorneys or Immediately thereaf (6) Young And PR')BATE DIVISION (6) Andy Griffith Publish Aug 25. $973 1230 (9) Movie tee, otherwise a default will be PROBATE NO, 737 Restless (9) Lucy Show oro ii; (44) Donahue entered against you for the relief In re the Estate (0) Jackpot (13) Cable Journal 100 (2, 8) Tomorrow demanded in the complaint. JOHN A BURTON, v (9) Eyewitness (24) Villa Alegre NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Show WITNESS my hand and seal ot Deceased (24) Senior Scene (35) Lost In Space this Court on AugvtS, 197$ FINAL NOTICE 6:00 (2. 6, 8. 9) News (35) Big Valley The Board of County Corn (Seal) Notice is hereby given trial true un Tuesday misiloneri of Semlnof (2, 8) Jackpot County, (24) Electric Company Arthur H Beckwltls, Jr driignCd will. on the 74th clay of Florida will Conduct a Public Clerk of Circuit Court (6) Search For (44) Lucy Show MORNING Sep?ember.A 0,1975. present to trie' Hearing in the Commissioners' fly Lillian Jenkins Tomorrow 6:30 (2,0) NBC News Honorable Circuit Jucigeof Seminole Meeting Room of the Seminole Deputy Clerk County, Florida, his final 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee return, (9) All My Children (9) ABC News Courthouse, PublIsh Aug 11. ii. 73. Sept I. )97$ County Sanford. account and vouchers, as Ad 6:10 (2) Sunrise (44) Variety 113) Zane Grey Florida, on September 7, 197$ at 1.00 DEO minhstrator C I A of the Estate ot 1:00 (2, 0) Marble Almanar (24) Ft.'elinq Good _______________ PM or as soon thereafter as .tOhflA Bunion IV deceaanda, P5k' jitI iiiyuv.ny A*,I....__.. nrrs ,,,, , '.,.i; rcru possible to Consider an applicat ion to Said time, then and there, make NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (6) News (44) Bewitched application to the said Judge f,r a The Board of Ccunty Corn Demuck low area, fill, slope and final settlement of his ad missloner of Seminole County, reshape pond on the following ministration ot said estate, an for FloridC, will conduct a Public described properly From the southwest corner of an Order discharging H ArthU, Hearing In the Commissioneri' 17, Township 21 South. Meeting Room of the Seminole Burton as Such AdminiStrator Dated this the 5th day of August, County COurthouie, Sanford. Rar'e 30 East. Seminole County. A 0 1fl5 Florida. on September 7, 197$, at Florida, run along the south line of H Arthur Burton Section 17, South 59 degrees I)' 7:00 P.M. or 45 soon thereafter as As Administrator C TA posslbletocons;deranaopl,cationfo 16" East 36333 feet. thence North lldegr,'es 09')I" East 1772 12 feet to of the Estate 01 Construct a bridge on S R. 431 at tn SOuihwe'sterty right of way line John A Burton. IV Lttle Wekiva River; to construct W W • I)e'ceased water retention areas. t, 01 t-ernwood Bouleverd; thence CLEVELAND & MIZE South 4 degrees 30' 79' East 10500 following described property. ft along the said southwesterly Attorneys for Estate DRAINAGE EASEMJIT i By Lawarence E. Lamb, MM P 0. Drawer Z right of way line of Fecnwoocl Drive 'The North)Ofeefoi ,East Sanford, Florida 3777) __________________________________________________________ IIu) to the principal place of be'ginning; . 141 r feet of the' West 361 11 feet Of thence continuing South II degrees Publish: Aug 11. II. 25. Sept. I, $973 of SEi. of NE'. of sect 9 DEAR DR. LAMB Within DEQ Township 71 South, Range 79 East 50' 79" East 231 57 feet along tad By BERNICE BEDE OSOL the past year my husband has SOUth*fite'fly right of way line of WATER RETENTION AREA Fernwood Drive: thence South 1$ had two att.ack.s of gout in his The West 130 feet of th following NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR de'e' 09' II" fesf 7)000 feet. loot. He is 48. What foods THE VACATING. ABANDONING, described parcel of land 26, 1975 thenceNorthaldecreesso'7s'.west at the Intersection of Pip DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING should he avoid? Is there any " f'' thence North 11 degrees southerly P W line of S P. 4)1 With OF EASEMENT diet to prevent these attacks? 09' 31" East 71000 feet to the prin ARIES (March 21-April 19) frIend produce the' West line of Section), Township In Cipal placi, of beginning Contains 71 South. Range What brings them on? Should 79 East, run south Because you feel luckier than your plans that arent what you TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: , about l.211i9 ecres 5.,.. ,.....:.1 ____i_ l; ... 'ItJ VT ILl. i P'LtAt TAKE svuiu .ersarn icoas au '' "," you we Waay, you couia mis- tntended or desired, Beginning at the SW corner of 70117 feet; thence run North NOTICE that th Board of County or Just when he has an 17. Township 31 South. cause a loss for l4' CAPRICORN degrees (Dec. 22-Jan 30" East have been true several years Commissioners of Seminole County. Range 30 East, along true southerly parallel with S the family. Weigh P 134; thence run N Florida. decIsions 19) A partner itt 700 or associate could o'clock P.M on the ago, but we now tave neiicines l7degrpejpa' E feet; thence run line of said Section South I9degree 73rd day of September,A ca1'. cause a problem for you that are very effective in DEAR READER The Idea the County Commissioners' Meeting N 35 deureei E. 76 feet, I)' 16" East 363 35 feet; thence TAURUS (April 20"MY 20) pilIng additional North II degrees 09' 31" East a heavy thence N 73 degrees 14' C0fltT0111flgOUtsodIetlsofles Room at the' County Courthouse In ( 17.10 Pal.SLS that the best way to Be cautious when you are responsibIlities on your Sanford. Florida, will hold a Publi: feet, thence run North 134 73 feet to d;stance of $75 I) feet to the true importance than treat gout is by diet. That would HinQ to co,'nider and d?termine the tOuthrly P , 4)1, point or place of beginning, thence working or traveling. You're In shoulders. 1$ decrees 30' 29' East a lruv'n(e run S 7j degrees 11' 10" w or not th County Gout is caused by an excess will an impulsive mood today. This AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19 ,.,OfO ?i.4?SIj vacate, abandon, di5(Ontinu,, close, 20557 feet along Said R w to the distance of $0 1) feet, thence North amount of uric acid In the body. 11 dQif'S 09'))" East a distjnce of could spell trouble. You will have difficulty today renounce and disclaim any right of Point of Beirtnbng 8013) feet, thence North 4 degrees What is uric acid? It is a LITTLE GEMINI (May WEKIVA the County and the Public in and t 2lJune 20) RIVEP applying yourself to mental TRUTH SO'2V'We'stac'istanceof 8011 feet. CROSSING th following utility and drainage byproduct of the formation of Yourpocketboc,kL, vulnerable work because of unusual CLOCIS LEAcHMAN 5 and That part Of the submerc,pd lands, thence South 11 degrees 09' 31" west easement throug' the follOwing DNA, that VILSI substance of today. Someone Is ready to take frequent interruptions, sandbars, fills, islands and other a distance of 50851 feet to the true described property, t WitCflAZY "° genes, in the nucieu.s of all of advantage of your happy-goor place of beginning lands In the Little Wekiva River in The ten foot PISCES (Feb. (10') 20-March 20) utility an WE!., SHOW TIUC From the SE corner of SW'. of the Siction3, Township 3) cells South. Range In your body. When a lucky nature. MATuI(E 2:30 7:515:11 Keepromance out of the picture damage easement running along 79 East; SW'. of Section 17, I 71 S. P 30 E. the South edge of Lots new cell Is formed the DNA in CANCER (June 21'.July 22) today. Unexpected 1j)€flse3 (A). lying within S0feet Nthly run NO) deorees0e'" W 79375 feet SPRING HAMMOCK INDUSTRIAL the nucleus of a cell is Just when things along the East line of said SW'. of seem to be will pop up to put a damper on PARK, Plat Book 19, Page Of the of the survey line of State Road S duplicated like printing another opening up fc'r you, a sudden your enjoyment. RACE WITH PETIIFONDA Section 77560, Slid survey line SW' • to the POINT OF BEGINNING Public Records of Seminole County, being described as follows Lot THE DEVIL WARIEiOATE% plcturetoenablethenewcelito problem at home prevent.s you _______________________ Florida Commence at the Plortheast IOOfFENWOOD,accord,ngtopIa, Is 13 -ALSO PERSONS INTERESTED MAY be like the old one. That is how from getting what you want. thereof recorded In Plat Book II APPEAR AND BE HEARD Al THE corner Of pi P4W. of 5(' of Said _________________________ Legal Notice your new hair that Plots 3 and 3. Public Records of replaces Section old LEO 3 and run South 00 degrees TIME (July 23-Aug. 23) Watch AND MASH PLACE ABOVE 09' ) hair East, 131631 ff 10 the Serninnte County, Florida (Slid SPECIFIED a reu1ar ifs hiss the what J A ______________________ - I J' ITITIOU5NAME POINT OF BEGINNING of thi ne inQtwabandoned)runthen(eN (SEAL) me characteristjca and color thoughtlessremarkoractc Notice is hereby given that I am survey line descrption, said pont L degrs %0'$" W 913% feet to a Board of County Corn as the old hair, make you wish you could engaged in business at 309 Highland being on a curve Concave to the point 70 feet Northwesterly of the misslener of SemingJ Or., Casselberry 37707, Seminole Westernmost corner Of said Lot 50. SOUthwl'iteqly and having a radsu The formation of DNA l,s a disappear quickly. County. Florida County, Florida under th fictitious 04 1437 39 feet; thence from a truence P411 degrees 093)" E MS feet fly Arthur H Beckwith. Jr continuous process as long as VLRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Shy name of HILTON CABINET IN. 1W TP$I tangent bearing of South $9 degree to the Southerly right of way fine of Clerk STA you live, because your body Is away from borrowing anything I0P4, and that I intend to Thomas, flrveman & 33' 37" Fast run along Said curve FERIIWOOD BOULEVARD. thence register said name with the Clerk of Sader through A Central angle ut I) decrees 4$ degi-ees 30' 79" E along the constantly regenerating Itself, today. Things will not happen 'I 5 Court, Seminole County, I1III)QFIiI):I1) S*'O4"Adi%tanceo4349?uiftothe Southerly rightof way line of Said ,o no 1666 Red blood cells only live for 120 as you anticipate. A friendship theCircuit Florida In accordance with the 2 NEW' BIG HITS end of said curve thence South 15 FEPNW000 BOULEVARD 150 feet Orlando. Florida 32102 "MEANSTREET' days and must be replaced. could be severely damaged. provisions of the Fictitious Name degreej 3%' 46" East, 19776 fees to to the Westerly right of way line of Publiih Aug 25 1975 Statut, To Wit Section 565.09 DEO 116 Your body manufactures three the beginning of a curve concave to OXFORD ROAD, thence Southerly LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Florida Statute's )557 __________________________ theNortheqlyandhavjnga,.diusof along the Westerly rightof way line million new ones every second Your erratic temperament S Marcus Hilton '5 3 feet; thence along said curve of OFORD ROAD to it point of FOREIER FOOD! torep!aceeoWones,jnwme negates anything someone Publish: Aug. a. It. II. 25. 197$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. thrOUQha(efltralafl4leot3ldegrees intersection with th East line of people this process Is might do In your behalf. In OEQ-S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 0' 73" a distance of 5804; ft to SW'S of SW'. 01 54'd section Il CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Survey Station 171+ 7) 57; thence thence P4 01 degrees 09' 71" W to associated with formation of addition, it causes you to Pøirit of Beginning COUNTY. FLORIDA. TALL YOU continue along said curve through APPENDIXIVO ezcessamount,sofurjcaddasa image. Begin at the SW corner of Section CIVIL ACTION NO. TS'1277.CA44.A CefltrI Angle of I? deqree 36' 33" a NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF AP. byproduct. Regardless of what LCAN EATI SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. distance of 313 72 feet to the end of TownshIp 7) South, Range 50 PLICATIOPI FOR PERMIT TO said curve, thence P4cwtIi 54 degrees East, run thence along the Southerly you eat this process will go on. You could find CONSTR UCT AIR POLLU TI ON IN RE: The Marriag, of yourseli working ROBERT S GLAZE. Husband, 37' 14" East, 7611 feet lathe East line of said Section South $9 degrees Onr of the new medicines, alone on a mess someone else SOURCE and line of said Section 3 at a point 16" East 3653% feel to Point of TO WHOM IT UNLIMITED BUFFET MAY CONCERN ailopurinol (Zyloprim), blocks started. This won't put you MARGARET J GLAZE. Wife 5 In North 00 degrees Ø9')4" Beginning, thence North II degrees ricl Deparfmen' of En the overproduction of uric acid the best frame of mind. West from the Southet rome. of 9'3I" Falt 11177 17 fpe. $henc vi'crirnental Re'ulation has 'e MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 5id : i $lon i i1MENDED 'I' 100'i'eS !O 79' Fast .4) celvid an II I ciit:n file a by the c.tfl3 and stops the ftet, SAGrr7'ARHJS (Nt 2 ',iec lfitnt e Sn'th 1) deuioe.i UOTI'E OF AC1 ION I1 cco'iUruc't ltjl A splilt Hot fBI t,in:i vithIn tO 9' .31' West P ant feet process aLlis origin. 21i ThougiUess acftons of a a srce04 a'r pollution,at 7.2 miles 11 30 3 :00 Southerly of tls, center line of 165 feet, thence South 4 degrees SO' TO' MARGARET J GLAZE East 91 79 feet. thence Soh 0) construction of said Stale D NWofJctof5R4lOand5l4 1$ Mountain Terrace 134, Section 77510. Slid GREAT FOOD! This appflcation has been Wbmitter, center line degrees '9' 71" East 39% 31 feet, Memphis, Tenness t"et .'ir.r'.i r-,,bein.'t .l.sr,ips...-q 38177 fçll1 by The Deltona Corporation our 'eri i;ri. ot i " to fi....•.. tuant Comm,nce tbon I?, North $9 aegrecs 13' 16" INTERSTATE at the Point of .,V .ne 4 s SR46 I you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Prq;nn;riq cf th Deçartmmnt' rul feet to the Pont re"Jardnq the ar,ov,' described Weit 9i that an action for Dissolution of control of emissions which may Surveyline and run SOuth00degree, Beginning tV1eer% c// arrIage has been filed against you, 09' 19" East, 1751 I effect the maintenance of National LESS AND EXCEPT the follow'c,j feet to the POINT In wt'lch Petitioner is Seeking Air Quality Standards a OF BEGINNING Of thi5 (enter line parcel divorce; and you are required to Copies of the aforementioned ap dr scription;thence5,O.,Jtru;ldegr,es Begin at the Southwest corner of pUcation, the leih,,ical analysis serve a copy Cf your written 70' 76" East. 336 10 feet to the Said Section 17. run thence a!onQ the defenses. if any, to GENE R. be'Qinnlng of a Curve perfOrmed by the Department's concave to the Southerly line Of said Section Il, S GREAJ NTERTAINMENT! . Attorney Staff and their proposed decision are S'EPHENSON for Northerly arid having a radius of degree, 13' 16" F 36533 feet, avallablefo, public nspqcflonat true Petitioner. Post Office Drawer One, l7flhi feet; thence along saia thence run N II degrees 09' 3)" E fo4Io'lng locatlorHs: The Florida Cassa4berry, Florida 17107; and file thrOughacentringl,of )Sdegreej 1063 $2 feet to the Point o° Begin Department of Environmental the origInal with the Clerk of thi 5009" a diStance of 794 33 feet thence run S 1$ degrc 50' 29" PS- US Peaulitti,>n, 31)9 Magtjre Blvd., itbove styled Court on or before f'V'd 04 tP,s renter line description F 103 feet, thence run N Ii degrees at September 72nd, 1973: other'*ise, a Survey Station Suite 737, Ortsndo, Florida 37103 hiT. 7357 s located 09' 3)" F 10 feet, thence run N. 4 Judgm,nt may be entered against in the Persons wishing to comment I above described Survey degrees 30' 79" W 10% feet. thence any aspect of thi 0clioi are ,o'• for the relief demanded in the *iso (C) lying bttwen the runS ltdeQreesO9'31"W lOfeetto Petition, required to submit their comments above 01e%CJ'Iotd Survey line and thp Point of Beginning; containing WITNESS my hand and Official 9:OOpM -2:OOAM in writing to the address Ibove center line of conStruction 10 7Su acres. more or ieis seal In tPil Co.jrt, this 14th day Cf within, thirty days of publication of Further dCS(ribed s Furtrie'r deScribed as 5f Orfo'd August, 1975 thiS nn.ite MON. THRU SAT. between I 4 And ç Road at Fernwcsoij Blvd (SEAL) THE STATE OF FLORIDA Sidney L. Vihlen. Jr 5idpy I. Vih!en, Jr Arthur H. Ueckwlth, Jr. DEPARTMENT OF ChaIrman Chairman Clerk of Circuit Court ENVIRONMENTAL floIrd of County $Hflo*yre HOTELS *5.0 MOTOR INroS. A flo*rd of County Corn By' Elatn WiCharde WORLDWIDE St RvtCt OF IT' REGULATION Commissiontri misslone'r dEfGO*, ASIE5.LJF. &t i. & STATE apuit so ,,rOso ea ass maw Diputy Clerk Publish' Aug 23, 973 St'rnlnofe County, Flit Seminole County. Fla PublIsh Aug. 11,751. Seot 1.5. 1975 D,,i.i.. '''''''"U1 MUQ, 3. 1573 Publish Aug 75, 1973 DEQ.)00 DEQ ti$ oro i, 42 31-Apartments Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS F1ITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PUSLIC HEARING FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hertby given that we are engaged in busineSs at 2427 Holly Av Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTER, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the prOvl5lQq the Fictitious flame Statutes, To Wit Setton 565 09 Florida Statutes Eisie 16 Nose part 17 Ours name(pf) 9 Missives 19 Dress 12 PaIl Of Sfl'âkl cPWd ruminant . 21 Spasmod,c Deal (44) Religious Townhall 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Fliritstones 6:30 (44) Three Stooges 8'SS (44) Spirit 01 '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0, 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Ce'ebrity Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (0) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 5) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 1100 (2,0) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (24) Mi Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life r e t New York t. 6 Colorless 7 Venezuelan JAlvI COPPIf Center _____ 8 Catalogue LAIT operatic Lives (6) s 'eat to Brazilian Le9al Notici Legal Notice Legal Notice flfl rti ITI1I1 1ltiti-t;:1 l'I 1C1O 6 1fl1N1 W ACROSS 615 (6.0) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotjonap (I) News 7:00 (2. 0) Today Monday ______________________ Answer to Previous Puzz t_____ -5-_' �- ----.--- - 1. 48 — Evening Herald, Monday , Aug. 25, 1975 Sanford , FL by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker - BEETLE BAILEY WIN BRIDGE AT TN TEE X. — I&eIiii..g -*"*7 ._~i 1k J1 contract it yEAR6FRor% L7J V K6 54 2 It \. tt singleton king, or finally A i 1fi'A\ I FI j çt._—v .u>m O- a? '4 ( ) — ______ • A 108 6 3 8 k 84 •j ________________ I A V by Da v e Grauc ALLEY OOP inond finesse I I Jim •'ç it exactly Y ou gave yourself the best chance in spades while managing to re- I tainthd,amundIIneSSeIflCJSe spades were unfriendly Furthermore. it East held four spades to the king he might A 9 V • 10 9 b 5 2 Li 109f3 •W I _____ I' AS! ST - __'-. 1115 I A I on back Q J 10 . Sanford, Florida 32711--Price 10 Cents 1975 i ~1 ( f I 68th Year No. 4—Tuesday, Aug. 76, ' I I A Ui) ![U1 1 _____ L '.' I I L ________ ru i ,i l/5 ,i 'fJ( I —\ p _______________ _______________ _________ _________________________________________________________________________ ________ ____________________________________________________________________ -. 1" I. •. ii • County Attorney To Eliminate - - Position / I • ___/ A-1441 C-W , ASP LIkE 71-1i's PIACE * .1 -NEN ,_-iLV. AN-n4iS) PLEASED 'TUEE-T ) NOt NE! UE4TS i5\ILLE WE"IZE rL' -i LCN BV' CAVE \LYTi4E5' r L. ' 3rwr 1L')t: 'GENER i 14'r I I. k - L '.' ( W,kL -. .'. k i l"t" . - i. . r a / ( A ,r I aw%,J; 1. '.- a) -I i KJO.'J / , ' ( - IFI, 1~ Oss ild h1os aboUt rut articles on percentage plays In u p1 i' d ithi mc right itt r OU got back from ace ean war. You took sour of clubs drew trumps, led a club to the king ruffed the last club led sound vulnerable two-club over, ill () r ills p i rii ularis it ' ly on playing tricks, not high cards A Likeout double with otils lo spadts is inithisitdt ('ro I V ol Preston, do you tealize the babysillers have put us in an extra premium hiqh risk pool7 FUNNY BUSINESS .E I C.4.. T' ç . LIkLlEV F ---'. I ' -' — _1 -- — N. Ocsild ItrealIs sasagooJ line I v as sure to make m ____ 25 - .. i '. i -- , t.%3.-, i T ;1s 'A.( ~ E%iP.C'' iENT ' I ,,) %0 '-' I -t) 1 / V-, EVO&I - I ____~ Yo U .1! II I - . _____ . ICAR W?t / %I 1 - *1 - __ % ( 4~, --ii 1`1~ _?!' - -, ~/,, ~ , i , , " - - - &_ - -, ! ,, ~_ I ~ "; 1. . - r ,JP '. , -, " 0%:AL ) 1, J' - e_ ____ __ F 615 __________4.% P dw~m A .. 1 110c)(L , 7AV P1t!5'D1%T I . ..- k £M F M THE oLLErk)N AC.ENCI 1 CC NLXJ HAVE A 6035 E5UNNN / - --~ V.%-'f% KI EL-L. CAN IF!M) .* _\ ___11 '_~, ~1:1 r-1-:1, W I T f 6-.1 I J 1 1~ I HE USUALLY '%I NLL I — lufi "J".. ''.-7 _____ I i V___ , .. I ,' J i- 1' V4 NA, tNt W 4^ L_AJ I J5, __ _______________________ CREAM MORNING I ~ --t:LI.- . -, , ~__ --J " e, 4 I ,_Lw . 4. . . 72-~-,~~v k~_ TASTEO! ,11 - -1 I t, , . 1% ~ I,- % Q, I ~_ O_ S__!~ ___ .14 ~ . I. HEAR HE I-4E MUST LIKE TO " TODAY . BOTT S' WTI' I t,~r .. .4 _-~ I , '--I I! I I , "&.~ ,4:,:t .; . , , ,~ 'J ) , , i 14 . P.0 1) 10 it ~ , -,, I Dear Abby -. / WINTHROP I . V___ i.1.r4IF' S_ t I . ~_ 1i ,I la by Dick Cavolli t THINK ir WHEN THERE A I r A~ "ESE i` .P 1) CAN USE -' ... _if} - i1' - '..4_• ___. - // ~ '-% 1, 1 1 I ,~\ 4 .f, -!4 , - -",,, J, 1 __ , , 6 64, . -.,4 r',~) \,~._ -- ___ __ a . -____ I ~ I _. ?, r f", - J k' ' , -___________ _______________ 7 < I I ~\%~ & , =~) ), - . E- . . -i___ 1 - a, A' opi ~,, ~ A - . t.-If, - `S~ I ~—j - e.) I ~ To •-- ------------ - .J by Frank Hill — (iq T,-4E NAF E t i' - 'AA , V .., , -•--- I-) /'/ V I /1 -- _ 1 1-. i . 9.15 ' _J _________________ L ______________________________________________ 11 . I Ml V a .r - 'i; - -. , -. 1 - ' ., - -- - - .' - - '. ' - - ;' ' - - - . -; - -. ' -; .. Pa (One milf is equivalent to $1 1;%~,Z,. .-,.,.i,.-*,*.,, __- - --- , -:~_--.:- *-.-_*.-:;1_* County Commission's 1975-76 value and is used to determine ' - . - ' - ~ 4 -71 \'. 'N -" A -I.F 1~ k. / \ t( (q ~ \_ .,,- , ,_ I 1 . I .-_~ consultant. City Commissioner Julian ff'. I \ 1, " 4' tLU t) "--. • I1 \.1 / 'IN I . \1~1- , . .r I 44 ~/. .1 . ~' -_ ; 4 -~'!;;W, - '1~4' j.i --ilmu;1 4 ~--_ 1, c-1 uR W"w ran - . / .:X - - - rv_ Pt. 3~5 1 o For er Char es ii ir'( 'ss artz iid his p irok is to be t niltI in Sept. l'177 "One of the biggest Iravesties ot law t(1 Ssstrtz arrest b> inststigitors for State Attorne> Abbott of Herring amne after a three month probe into the operation the forcement is having people like you I i , a - - - , -- 0..: • . .: - :-------- . " - --- - - :r : .. IV - r: .. '.0 ti -~~i` ...t-~" ,J,q 7 4~ ,i-. I .1 _;_ il_., . .q , -__. . . - I - , Executive Director of the University of Florida Booster Club Gene Ellenson, second from left, adROTARIANS MEET dressed the Sanford Rotary C GATORS ' ELLENSON (,rast.s Pictured sith Flltn.son atxin are Rotary President Red C1selaud, left, Vice -President Tony Russl, second from right, and Program Chairman Tom McEachern. See photo, story Page I-B. illerald Photo by Bill Vincenti I , ~----S- WWOO, wart Raps 'Informant' Procedures forged document with the name of the _ 1 - , or- I I _ 0, :. - the planning effort. but prefers I i -- / " I 4k" ___ Chief Investigator Jack H. l'ulenwider said the probe Un' k ,i k •flOuOu i veileVe YOU uUi else does." coveredapproximately 20casesin whichautoahad been sold but county tax collector. -Judge Cowat- t WWIc entering the plea fie revealed that since he was jailed their new owners couldn't get tides to the vehicles from Swartz. .July 15 he's been wnrkirg with state and county agents probing Swartz straightened out the difficulties, off1cats said. Titic probe also uncoverml a pattern of buying autos in Orange . forgery and loansharking cases. County as an individual, returning to Seminole and having tj~~ forge,ii lien ret,virding rei Swartz, 41, of 210 Yarmouth Road, Jerome.Sheldon (Jeff y I autos Financed through banks and providing the banks with lien bearing a scribbled siinature. Fern Park, said he'il be a material witness in "several eases roll,_etor n payment for a 1975 ldng to trial" but denied any involvement with orgaruzed reccipts allegedly signed by Seminole County Tax zimbile. 11w forged receipt showed Ray's office had recorded a Troy Hay. crime. $6,601 lien on the auto Swartz could have teceised a full use year r,r,on sentence (ru uit (nun Judge Joe A Cowart Jr sentenced Swartz to Swartz said lie knew die (Iticument was forged but stopped vAben he pleaded guiltYll-londay to uttering a for,,cry. III two ycars in prison and five years probation. saying he'd stwnped Ray's name with a dime-storene two years is the remainde A companion forgery chiarge against Swo. ir stamp kit. variety rubbt maxittiull) fiV`c year terin, was droppi-3 1,y Herring's office as tenct- Swarti received in Orange County in 1972. Swartz served 19 The fattier of three children flashed smiles repeatedly as he months in jail and then was put on parole, which he broke, part (if it plea bargaining deal. (1 %IL1I mdi t ( ossarl about his three prior felons cons atioms talked Statc Bank of F orest t its a Ssiartz admitted he gase ,juthonitk S sli(l when he %%- as irreted Jul> 15 on forger> _____ . '. 117 John G. Morris, regional sewer A full day of budget snipping 00,40 . IA II I'' Co circuit court to uttering a - 1 ...- - 9-25 __ - i ________ gCg '. .1 ,. . -., - J I I Ji ti LIVE Ae-TION4111 / I ._.__7/ - COME _ P , -- / _________________________ P 7 i'? ,P G. " 4q SA ........ '- '' I - /3~. q 11 ! . _. 0 i- "-• -I - C -_;,:.1i:::,... Budget N earing Certified M *11's 1k BOB Ii I) herald Staff Vinier ________ TJ-IE' '. - - I - : wex w*skew -. \'- Ill IJ 6A '" I . I II ii \t. / 5A IIR ........ I -I - Auto Dealer Pleads Gu *1 t 0 . 1 Nl_", . . 1 HEREBY ~'LAM -l"HIS -- 111 111i I ( i JWJ) - I Jud ge _J A ( . %~ ~' ..) J) 1I ~ I WN, A 14)(41( __ . 'ih I by Plowie Schneider v.. __ __ __ 1~1 I A - \ 4_ - \ _s'J " IX) -V~l (AA)II I IV-% 'JN`1i1V,' MAK'Vi1I(X)% It " JI A,~.)J ( " " _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ,1 - ~ , ____ I I I 1- _____ ___ - include 11 tennis courts, a swimming pool,and a pro shop lie said construction is expected to begin witWn six montl,.s, and completion is scheduled for spring of 19i6. "It will take the support of the city,'' said Whelichel. He said membersh. deet3fls will be disclosed later n r:,: t 1 el -, I I . 0 t ft (' EEK & MEEK 1 _t~~ ,.~~ -__S-1 I ~ ________________ _________________ -. It ____ MAKE AIj'1' rE5PO'."E ,r ALL.' . __-~.~-__Iww_ ---,_ -I!, .!.,- -1 I-I - 0 * - S -' i ... H-H-HE ViON1 5LOW VOWIkJ, . 5EEOLJR %.__1_(.S ; .."t Al by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY 7- .- -I _~_.___ -- , -~ - I-I-i__ * _. t - Q(.d - " 1. b - - OVER ! . -- — .. J . KNOW AUY PL ACE I Ou , EF7F dollars of what's needed to stay For example, a $500,000 within 534 mills certified b the deficit wculd raise he aLlage PIi . nflta related matter, the cit> paid by Seminole Coun,ty UJILY S tax appraiser. action on revising its Tcltstston 6B c Commissioner John Kim- taxpayers about a half-mill tabled siater and sesier utihit> rates %4omen 6t brough today said the budget is above the certified inillage However, commissioners still about $500,000 more than what Mooday's high 91. OvernIght the commission desires after a are chopping and hope to drafted revision, expected today, is received, low 70. full day Tuesday of slashing reduce the budget even further Knowles said revising utility department ~eads' reque:;ts. before its fini.1 adoption. Wednesday. Chance of a few The Office of Management Commissioners pointed to 150 per cent lev provided by thundershoiers, mainly during Analysis and Evaluation fixed costs set b> the state mean annual afternoon and evening hours O\IAF is preparing exact the main reason for their $ e as sou $21,658.27 reventie Increase for ilighs In the low to mid 90s. figures, 0MAE Budge', Analyst inability to pare the budget to Lows In the 70, S arlable Eleanor Anderson promised the the bo ttom line mihlage figure the cits Ma>or Ike \luon said he mostly east winds around 10 figure5, hopefuil>, b> Wed nilliurougi said wants the county's position mph, gusty near thun nesda> $&million is money that the clarified" and said the city On Monday. the budget ontrol " on as ii may take legal action against per cent during the afternoons, deficit was $1,450,000, a figure commission over. This money goes to the county if it attempts to set 20 per cent at night. that would have required a 6.5 standards and methods of Complete details and tides mill land tax instead of the 5.34 operation for municipal rates are on Page 5-A t(ontinutd On I'ngt 3- Al certified by the appraiser. %t ~v ___________ _ - ,-',__' ) Hospital ,)bIarIes 4 a ~w — by Bob Montana NEEDS IS SOME OLD II ., '::. _____ ARCHIE 4. TFE.,"PERATLIRE REAPI~49. , 15 fl-IEPE JE N N NOW ~~, _V~ I .a• ) - . 2 LIWZS~V-T - ( 'cl_lKNOVASCtJr WE.ATHER, ) ') ,,~,~ ... .. I ...... I Comics '~ I _a~ I . )r FT-) ;~~^ - ( .- e ik Calendar . I ,%, k-) ~ ,; -. -. ) r . y. ounty Commission ser responded to the astothe county's interest ma joint effort to develop the cool, refreshing drink while taking part in the 12-hour skate-a- regional sewer plant, Knowles thon at Ntelodee Skating Rink today. Youngsters participating said. had signed pledges whereby donors would contribute so much for "There's some inner political each hour skated with all proceeds to go to the Muscular play with the County CornDystrophy Association. JHerald Photo by Bill Vinmt Jr.) Count> Commission Chair- DRINK BREAK 4~~_, 9 ., e — .. .~ . . 1. - .. __ Road. Wheichel said the agreement calls for giving the,city two and a half per cent of the gross revenue For the first five years . per cent thereafter until the end and five of the lease. Whelchel. who is vice president of Utility Management, Wet Palm Reach A three phase, $200,000 tennis court complex at the Mayfair Country Club project, which includes North waf given the green hght Monday night Seminole County, and the city by Sanford City Commissioners, of Lak I k M Mar> . . consented to a 30-year The commission Knowles said the plan ub lease between the country club and requires Sanford to come up Jolm Whelchel, developer and Sanford I with $25,000, and Seminole rty resident, for a four-acrE piece of pt county $15,000, if it wl,shfl to . .. - . ; 911 ~ .,_=, r,/=_ ~___ _ ,___ _=~-_RZ-~91-41-9 ~__ by Al Verme,er ..g - j I - . " ile county "drags its feet" in offez-mg financial support of the ______ )pow A 1;~J MY WIPE MADE MIE TWIS IS TWG BES LECTIZiC WHAT ARE I y_.-.' BOgE THIS LATh1E -11~ .w'I • . - ill . --Chic Young __ - 0 ) 'i BLONDIE " - .f\\ - - , - -_ i rennis Court Complex Approved _____ - I . I --v , "&`_ :." , 1k said the county already was an ordinance restoring a four "prospects" for new in. tract .mii> be revised to $65,'i to "wants regulate re%ised $5,OW new budget to dustry here 3nd efforts are by usir,,, shell spread. Casselberry's rates." flw commission request. $7,500 for the Industrial being made to attract "flOfl"The County Commission Committee of the Iii appraisals be made on Ua' A resolution accepting a Greater smoking" industries. Palmetto Avenue lire station ,. $93,735 Federal grant for a would be like a Public Service Sanford Chamber of CornThe business commu ni t y before it is sold for commercial facilities plan for a regional Commission themselves," said merce. The approval was given ought to carry more of the use. sewer plant was authorized by Commissioner Gordon .Meyer. after appeals were made by In other action the City Chamber President Wayne The commission denied the Sanford cli> Commission ar ? mm1Mb0ner request water service [ "I .Monday night, in time to beat Commission passed on first Albert. former Execu Iive Knowles said the $7,658 portions of two lots outside cit. the Sept, 11, deadline set by the reading its advertised new Director John Krider, and Co. estimated cost for paving three limits, owned t)-. Mr and Mrs chairman Scott Burns. Protection budget. Environmental Also passed on first reading Burns said his COM171ittee has acres of a 14-acre lakefront Orian M. St.o I ,,— .- ______________ i4ar4w . ZI Wcn &T* / ) _____________________ A 1, J ". .-i4&0CVA,ko 6( Lt 4Mlit kurm t Atai ,L-A I 1.--'--A 11 - __ - 0i by T K. Ryan __1 INC . .0- - TUMBLEWEEDS .,. 'aN -- / rant _ , ____________ ewer By JOE ASKRF..N Iferald Staff Writer -_ _ -. --_ -_ -1 _-- I ~ M41?,SXf, : If 1 I i- 01 ----__- ~ I3 ts I -_ , I ._. - --' r. I 5475p _____ " ~ .rvs ~ ,... — ;~ 11 I I_ J.Z"J,_ 4 'I-- ''. -. -_ -trcce Z- _.. iii sn ii o IN &6&.1A ,1' X AFT/ 4,1:;;;;;~ — L!. -I I ( / A(44 %? , I " ' ,7--F i A~~. 9 " Goo ~ -M ~. ; A - - ii-~---_-~ ~~-__Ia gn__.- £ &"_S40 IVIV I KW Was - . I - - %~4- -;._,. - 1 - i A 1 t i 4i,i~- - a 14P,49~ - -' - I _ . CMAES. I 1,I , 1 II - lk:,., County Cooperation Sought 4 !~ ., Iku. _4~0* I by Larry Lewis I - . - - , . .. 0 - I % E COT Ti', - _ X.____ 7-- -;r I -1 - I - . .. - L:j ~ 0. — - a , -U= II CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS De - - I 1 1, - ~).\, __ - A. ~-_ .. If . JACOBY MODERN a - - - ) ~ Le liarin hen the budget is up for final approval. Uit' first 100 hours and $25 per hour for everything with a O-day notice. i I) (J tid lC It I WO ii Id " I would save The coiiiinission at present has chopped the 1975. .ibo i. th it Williams said tht hief attorney In the new county lie said $85,000 has been budgeted next year to eli mi nate politics from the county legal section would function the same as a 76 budget to within $500,000 of the 5.34 millage rate certified by the county's tax appraiser tone mill is County Commissioner Dick Williams has pa Freeman s fee attorney's position — and it's a department heath' does In county gosirnmneni proposed creation of a new county legal department Also, the county h.as budgeted $100,WO to pay said other counties have separate legal equivalent to $1 V?r 11,000 assessed property value If(way to cut the budget." and Li used to determine the amount of tax paid.) which lie says would eliminate County Attorney costs of hiring a labor rney to handle ng leprtinents. torn Freeman's job and case Sei.unole Count) negotiations with county employes brought on b> The initial budget request was for more than $22 -Commissioner Dick Williams 1,il1i1tms said the cutoff point' is about $70,000, laxi),avers an estimated M,WO a year. e than million. Now, th.-it btylget has been ced by tile legislature's passage of the collective a county pends 4, Ili other ,A it's about $5 million Williams said today the plan tails for hiring two bargaining law. and commissioners hope to $70000 yearly for an attorneys services pavers. reduce it further attorneys to staff the new section - one for about flie labor attorney earns upwards of $90 per hour ft would save sas i a bundle It would eliminate cheaper to create its osn ledl section At a recent press conference. Commission S40,I[Na yearan,danassistant forabout$15,OW. Thm, Williams said a county legal department politics from the county ,attorney's position -- and Willi.anis suggested his plan for a -- new departI A secreLary and offict- space would also be %%ould eliminate the neeid both for Freeman and the it'sa way to cut the budget," Williams said. ment" to commissioners Menday (luring a budget (.7hairman Sid ViNen Jr., promised taxpayers he %4oUld tild thc nii1la' to the 34 fiur it rimlied bs rtsiuired fom r ation of tti& nu dt jirtmnt mit labor attornc> and result in an i. stim1ited 85 000Williams said F ret marl s Present ontra I ( ould s ssinri No d( tion 1S th€ ; Freeman, Williams said, earns $20 per hour for )-early savings in legal fees to Ilie county's tax- be "canceled." Ili-, said he believes it can be voided But lie says he will reintroduce it at the public the appraLWr. ---- • . -_ this what a good line of play ..vou had HEFIS I TOLD LL ,L'T A I the Jaco')ys') Write -AsA the 4. 8 Roger Bollen BC' ing Creat* Proposes - J I care of I -s - ms — 3 0 ~431 bt ibsuid JacO'iys 1 -0 . . I __________ k,:, ia By El) MtICKET Herald Staff Writerr \ ' ight hand opponent opened it should I h eu one heart bld", hat h answer to his (1UI 'tIu ?i ls should have passed. dub hind would be When East plaved his king you claimed since vou would he able to discard one of my diamonds 6_(W AW W" ("-- ____________ dw A St5tfl spot back to sour hind THE £JJi4EUJ corres I was ulneribk k' dent B) Oswald & Jame% Jacoby by Art SoflsOm THE BORN LOSER \!iic huett'. and held Opening lead -- J A - . •\ l:1s5 J ) a as South I ,,,~ C. _____ Ia't , 0I 1 1-N ((7•• VW ,i; :6kB - I ~ . ABU - ~ J~a I %rit North f Wi t)rthSoLh .uIrnribli kii ke uut grIt) his I ) ; N OU ... IT'S " in Lot I tI h i s in \IR higan and F lorida and told I t tn ssurkirig sitii sLite and count) l.as enforcement agcnh lIt i other (JM!S The cooperation obviously didn't unpress Judge Cowart. ..O ne of the biggest travesties of Jaw enforcement is having people like you working for them," Cowart said. "The officers bclievc you but nob(xiy else does." Cowart said the public "would be appalled if they knew what law enforcement offitvirs "ent through and the price they paid for ii nt .** "I give no weight to what officers s.t' in tt'e i-ircuimstances." Cowart tuntinued. The judge blasted the state probation and parole authorities 'or aillO%it'I Swartz,while sUppns4(hl) under their suptrsision to operate a business of Ws own. "With your background Of ball checks, %ou shouldn't be trusted "- ith paperwork . . , getting money under false pretenscs." Cowart sa I d . I ontinut ii On 1' i t 3 . !*Ji;~~ .x4v._ . . . ~;-.;,;f 'J- . I .. I _ _. I- q -,-.- - Tt!-yn _-. -.- - ,_q,;f-!..-_ , I ,_ 1. .WZ_.'_.__--V. -1 'k___1 - - --,I --m rmr,.qu 1 .___ - L_ 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, August 25, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 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>, August 25, 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/053ba459e9aa8892038c16723e252d97.pdf 64f4ea176d11492f7ac217e46c4e16e0 PDF Text Text 613—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Friday, Aug. n.197s by Dick Turner BEETLE BAILEY — WIN AT UKILXL Mort Walker A APPROAC4 OLJ POi AVEL- — — — — SUNDAY DITI E VOIEP GU' NAMEP GB;c, 9LJT 4E PIDN1T TA'' .\OJ4P LONG ALLEY OOP fly OSWALD anti JAMES JACOBY must have started with five hearts. This left just one for *QJ43 West. South was sure to make VJ654 hIs contract provided West's A2 singleton heart wasn't the king. AA 64 Sou th led a heart, finessed his WEST EAST queen successfully and prompt. £ AA 7 ly played out th ree rounds of VS VKl0972 clubs. K Q108743 • J 96 It didn't matter who won the 41083 QJS2 trick, If %Vest won he would SOUTH (Dl have to give a ruff and discard. *K 109862 11 East won he would have to VAQ lead from his king of hearts up .5 to dummy's jack or give that 4 K 97 same ruff and discard. North •Soutii vulnerableOf course, South might have worked th is play out anyway. Knowing East's type made it West Nerib East Soutb easy. IA 3• 4* 5, 5* Pass Pass Pass NORTH by Dove Grou. Oçxrüng lead - fl 68th Year, No. 2—Sunday, August 24. 1975 To THE BORN LOSER •1 I by Art Sonic _%_4._• Ls Mc ' c;-' R fl€R "-" cr 1HI T L11MAT! / ..__. t______ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS appropriate money to study them?' PROM LJ TO I 31- P,PAI'Z 1 - - ~. .111.~ FUNNY BUSINESS By_________ Roger Bollen i j.'r ro A T._N' P Us 1108 11 0% 1) sheriff s department In an Herald Staff Writer effective and efficient manner. 1 '" ç' _ __ _ __ __ _ - -1,44R4m lj~ . $40,000 in stolen prope rty Figures gathered so far Ii) ' Seminole is plagued with Polk ind,icate the model TII-5S The smaller units fl Agg patrol - e and t.actical missions that in- 4.1 increasing burglaries, many helicopter available in Fort dude aerial serveillance of occurinu during itavllohi hnsirc I)inrrn wrsi,iil rrst 'r.j..ftt,ps n ,.n..,,I, ni h,,..,,In.-1.., ______ xin. ~_ - 'A. ft 14 .' - "1' - hopes to add an "air force " to areas of deputies salaries, when residents are away from proximately SM per hour of searches for missing persons ~,L '_ -1 .. A ~ his department's crime ex penses other than salaries, home Polk sass the 'copter fl)Ing time, exc1usie of pilot and ',ehicles and special 'l fighting arsenal by November. capItal outlay, investigations would be used to patrol this and observer salaries. "There's assignments as command posts r -], . . . . ' Polk iid S.Iturda) th it hi S......................... intI contingini> funds ith th4it iuwunt (if ................................................................ no tori suport of ground units in ills V.d dl 5t.0 Ul Mlp.'[WUrIt I'olk said there are funds in .. . money, you can cover this major cases and unvcstugatmoris. • . ". • toward purchasing a two-place his proposed budget to buy the . there are many county with two men in a car in Bob Fuller, of the Orange :;/ helicopter available from St. helicopter, two hours," Polk said, "and Coun ty She riff's Department more uses. We could . . '! I Lucle County. spot all the things you can see planning division, said when He said the 'copter was t r 0 I pa s I u r e "There are so many uses for that department went into . .. purchased by St. Lucie County where we ye been from the air." it 'o 'r onl Until 'd b' ffl * h I' that ,, . ) C through ivil Defense and P IV, mm,iglaton,? Polk said C Or ex periencing an in- , IfSCCdCPUStth surveys of the Los Angeles and brought rent copter, Polk says he plans = -_ , If i copter is purth.ased for specifications, including a crease in cattle rusti- hire an experienced helicopter Dallas police departments, wi th '.___ t on the as king price of 17,000, complete mechanical overhaul. i and slaughtering, pilot as a regular patrol deputy, 16 and nine small 'copters in use '•'\ Suiiinoleould Join Dual, respedicly, turned strong up it k iic ott. When hø' ff •• . .. urunge arm rincimas counties b regular ground recommendations that copter and the Orlando Police recently 'islted Fort Pierce ciently for patrohng also patrol in a it. and inspected the copter and maneuverable craft for routine discussed with St. 1e St. Lucie County CIVIl familar sith what a road plus the roads and tse law patrol and cial sn Defense Director hilip forcement residential areas, as Thlbedeau is co-ordinating the (ePul) flee sb flO%t Polk has requested SdIU LLH[ are VeIW Iz,bJ,91J nuaget tot We Uscal i'OIK was taken aloit tar a weui a5 lfl searcnes sale of tte 'copter [or the two i_ . experienced1ixethingaircraft : sear starting Oct. 1 for his practical dem05 n trati 0 how for lost persons. 1w a en 1 orcement agenci es. pilots who are Seminole County ' I I St. Lucie County utilizes a dePartinent(s Sheriff Polk _______________________ sheriffs deputies He said it is i ondlior,pucusd ible that some of these - -inissioners approved all but the same time as the or.e Polk - ;ti~.. --- - I --- - -_ county at least two hours a day assigned to the division. ~--- -_ 1~ 1:11: ;Xas helicopter pilots to boost the appealing to the state Depart- and routine patrol over the -._=11M. - 14 __. L A spokesman in Orange capabilities of the proposed new County Sheriff .Mel -_ could rule that Polk must __ "It will cost us an estimated __ "But there are many mo., ~ _F~~ department said t two sma reeIe all of th4 rquet d 14000 to equip the copter ith u.ses,' tht sheriff cas We Polk sdid he also has plans to budget. radio, sire n, public address could patrol pastures where heli COP ers sum at o C add an airboat to the departThe budget appeal was system and ligh ts," Polk said. txen experiencing an Polk is seeking to bu inent's fleet of pa trol vehicles CanoelagdowntheWeklvaRlvercanbe a relaxlngwaytoipend DIIICING DOWN delivered to Tallahassee (In "In St. Lucie County the Increase in cattle rustling and Seminose were sso%ln Ofl within the next year as part of a the weekend, as these two otwg outdoor enthusiasts demon" Thursday. No date has been set sheriff uses helicopter patrol slaughtering. It could be used "rmssions" for a total of 45.9 continual program to expand strate. So can It be fun uLsing up the river, for that matter. THE RIVER hours in the month of June. for a hearing on the ap peal two hours a day," Polk efficiently for patroling the efficiency and capability of Handling the paddles are Spring Teall and Scott Bates as they petition, reported, "and they've prac. river and lakes, plus the roads Orange County uses a Larger the department's law enpaddle merrily along out of Camp Semiiole. (Herald Photo by 5.... ....,,i . -. olk says WV H V •.0 LICdlI}' CUt(All car-Lnpping anu anti resnienual areas, as well ascopter ior ineuica assistance torcernent program tfl tfllS tast. Bil l Vincent Jr.) rT1illi(fl IS ne.dP1 to op.rat( tht have recovered more than in searches br lost personi" missions, gr owing county. ' pa . .. ... ' ,. . - - ' , t' . (Do you have a question tot the Jacobys7 Write 'Ask the Jacohys" care of this newspaper. The most in terestng questions will be used in this column and writers will receive -copies of - 'AA . " ' ' ] ..----...-----.. •a '" . .."" II niii %.'.I%#%4 _ -- ng - ' . : by Garry Trudeau 4ut? ce 14 - , 'W RRL5, A5 rnL ,413T(Th'PftWO%i L'tU, %6 aii6vJ)QQt SELLf% Cli)' WP5 cW Th(5 W0*7=46ei AV /*4O S7%TH $ N?4TEDt77/LW* )/i '44wY4T fl4ltN t 447F 'ffe41. V *4WCF.k R1%t. 7ki5 t7CE ii45 A AW'fs6 FRY tt44 4'O% 7P ikiT? CITY frtYEV 47Z4PS. I f ________ zftw___________ _-i - -. - -- 1 TNA. . --- ' . - s 000NESBIJRY T)1IKlNG 1 "Now don't go asking stupid questions! Congress is apt to as a raise to to notrump and a final bid of three notrump hit ft IS 1 It mnptitlon ' It Id diariionds, hut we resist the temptation and ope n th e eight of spades. Maybe our club stopper will give us time to get our partner's spades off and running. by Lorry Lewis l'.$.t'.. OF RETURNING TO SCIOOL. FOR APJ ADVANCED DEGREE, 8/410 _.__1,_._.._t I- - fi;7 1 The $285,986 that Polk is Seminole Sheriff John Polk appealingIs reflected In the I.. L...1 pla)er us defending against me His plays are so random that cant draw real miennies G' i the predc able man wiui i little nuwieuge aflu flC will belong to me." Today's hand illustrates th is. East was a good, steady, un• imaginative player. Sou th won th e first trick with dummy's ace of diamonds and led a trump to his 10. West took theaceandplayedasecunddia• mond , Sou th rutted and led a trump todummy. East discarded a small heart. At this point Sou th Arsenal 0 The oldest expert was holding Your partner dealt and bid one forth. He remarked. '1 always spade. It was overcalled wi th •' ghting Boost ____ Sneriff Pians Ai r Force 111, 4QJ 6 I • I A reader from Georgia asks what you should lead with: ..h..AA.......,I. Sanford, Florida 3277)—Price 20 Cents ' I K • O N 0 ByOswald&JamesJacoby 'iOU'RE — CARNIVAL — W)WflY.Z3S41 IA)CWn'- 5i CIA'tV 8 HE? 1h75 /5 O4P 71i LTUTI't FML Mt !tV O cV /4L )f4 V Tie 47T P ,'X.'T/ jy j y PA/mWl4 i/kJT7 7W*LDilUL4$/ ::. AV I MI5T CAftT/'I 17 R2K AT /sUl5 p:)M 771,. ((,k)(j)I • fa - '' ;':.• ', . — :" -- ---,- : - - ' ~ by H.irndohl & Stoffel BUGSBUNNY - - __ . — - .1 I - i . — / $ •e TUMBLEWEEDS by 1. K. Ryan f'SHOW'IP~\ WUL?! You J1S'60NM4\ IN6OIN'001AN' A&ia A £MivVi/ ~JI111.19/_ BLONDlE Chic Young t:- .. !J MGWTON SCMEDULE AFTER ALLTH ESE YEARS I KNOW THE PRECI- .4 (04.4 OH•' FORGOT MV BRIEFCASE! '—i SOME CHILDREN . ~4 1. I - -' (-4 . M '/ / i 4 . ---IN A ___ - .-~ ... - A I-,)-) I , a . . . . 1:;~) /I. , ~N LIKE MOVIES ORTV BUT READ A GOOD eOOK j L . 111. more comenient for the ix-ople. . ." Nirs. LP.Nfaitre as long as it doesn't mean a hike in property taxes. iii ' ~l c . ) , -, ')A.. WINTHROP S. - TO ESE A HAPPY,C4FREE 15 ' - 2.2. ARCHIE 0L by Bob Montana I - , [ ~ II . . taxes, the county commissioners should forget it. We are being taxed to death already," said Mrs. I1aitre. "Die commissioners keep spending all this money and I don't see anything happening. The county has all these judges and courtrooms already, yet people are being kept in jail awaiting trials. "I don't know whether having a courthouse annex will expedite matters. Nothing seems to be expedited. Public officials seem to take their own blessed time about doing anything. "If the commissioners could just make things usuhI the Seminole County Commission nequire the Montgomery Ward Building in Casselberry for a courthouse annex? Heactions to that question tere put to a cross section of county residents yesterday and the answers were just as varied as the persons asked. Must residents admitted they are unaware of the spate problems in the current counts' courthouse in being spent for an annex — wj / io Dv A JR Ml(K iulltllx;i; and l)0NA ESTE,S fit-raid Stall Writers . U MIGHT SAY I MARC TOA DIFFERENT ... R esidents Differ Over Possible Courthouse Annex 41 PRISCILLA'S POP jç ( ~ * . -) ME .. Poll Man-On-The-Street AN'I.i1jj s j;J STAND . r .1 ip*ii ... __i - the kids." "I'm for it, I think it's a great idea" said Connie McLaughlin of Winter Springs. "It is a very coneruent spot for South Seminole residents. A good deal of parking area is available there and the space is definitely needed." Mrs. Pat Martin of Altamonte Springs said, "It sounds like a goed idea as long as it does not mean Area residents were asked if they favored acquisition of the MontWard building in Cassel- gomery berry's Seminole Plaza by the Seminole County Commission for use as a courthouse annex. tilt' first time. I think that is needed and I'm for it. I think school taxes are going up, too," she said. "I might go along with the idea if the building will include recreational facilities for the young people and a library. Educational standards here are below par, and the library is needed," Mrs. Guglielinello said. Dave Herndon of Altamonte Springs said the county should spend the tax money, "if It is warranted." A new Sanford resident. Victoria Curry, said she tas unaware of the county's plans but said, "it vtulI tie nice." to have a south Seminole branch. Rcritv Priest (if Sanford said "yes," the county needs a courthouse annex. "We don't have the room in Sanford for a building. You would have to build something and that sould be expensive. The annex would not be "that f at away," she said. tau.se she says she is unaware of the county's plans. Ho Simpson. Longwood realtor: "All I know about the county's prospective purchase of the Montgomery Ward buildings is what I've read in the newspapers, but I have noticed that nothing has been said about the touny having the property appraised. "I don't know how they could have come to a purchase price without having appraisals done. I find nothing objectionable about the location. I think it is probably as good a place as the county I cuflUI2 LSSiOnCrS can get. (,r,ff,n -It gets back to proper ways of doing t.hings. It The county is currently paying $95 a month to lease two offices in thtScmninolc I'laz.a occupied by the Manpower office, a representative of the building department and surx'r%lsor of elections and license bureau. Mrs. Peggy I4eMaitre, ('as.selberry, thinks acquiring the Montgomery Ward building for a said. "It would be a good idea if it is needed," said Sanford resident Isaac Hines. "It would be beneficial to the citizens." Hines said, however, that he was "not familiar" with the county's search for a south Seminole annex. Linda Yourshaw, a receptionist In the county judge's office, said a branch courthouse is "a good idea." an increase in my county pro pe rty taxes. It is about time the residents of South Seminole have more county services available right here." "It sounds like a good deal as far as the space is concerned," said Mrs. Marilyn Guglielmello of ('asselberry," but I don't know if it is a good deal Greg Knight, 15, of Sanford said, "there's nothing like that down in that area." "It would help the Seminole Plaza merchants," he said. courthouseannex would be fine ,f the renovation is Jackie Emery of Altamonte Springs; "We need something like this proposed courthouse annex. We have nothing at this end of the county. When one has business to transact, now a trip to Sanford Is necessary. This is a step in the right direction," Mary Cordaru of Longwood: "I think it is a good "We need some more room somewhere," she financially. I don't know now the county com- "I &n't pay much attention," Janice Nleagher of idea. It is certainly a much "er &stance to titine in a "simple, ettr,ruit'zil and feasible way" without hiring architects "to reconstruct it." "aut, if this is going to be an excuse to raise our said. Robert Williams of Sanford, said he did not "know much about it, but a library would be nice for t'nissioners can afford it. "If it will mean a raise in taxes, I don't know. It looks like ('as.selberry is 5 oifmg to have a city tax for Winter Springs said. "I guess it would be a good idea," I.iziie Haker had no "ornment on the matter Ak EA5Y WH.ATA HORRI6L.E TNOL.IoHr:... YOLJRE 5U66E5TINO WJCLE PLATOj &&T WA5 JL15.TATRICK GSTRFDOFME ___ ('asselberry than Lake Monroe. The shopping area may not be too conducive to a courtroom a t. imosphere, h&t.tevet \ • it~_ L - :I k ,V.. na ' F " I a . - 1 'O IT by Howie Schneider - - h # _,4 , 4t, -, ' "" .- -- - Z,A )" ' ip I -v 6-,64,6,,, ' / "Vr " e —,j,F 1 '- 4. !~.t - I i --- . 4.. , . Johns River fast night. Details, - r'., _, -,, -__I I t..-V,.~-!,F___P I ,:, , - -- , iIIUi . •'S". , S' !,,(',rt' i, . - _____ b'c S's., 4B IA . r J, L,4ua,u, . 4A ' - çr'. . .-..' ..... ' '' .... - Lvnflict of interest. She was not Or. Lamb 4B SD 51) -, ,E,-! - .is .r -. ., I ! s - - SD receiving an direct or indirect Horoscopt Impartial, ard that public office Hos benefit from not be used for pri%ate gain change in zoning to permit political arena to1 the first time pecuniar epanier, i , tome) Gary o;t':es de velopment of a mobile home last Fall She won a two year ," the law reads 'th1-t% said I' stas a businiss lint the broad and general park on the 80-a cr e site Mrs term on City Council when no '-' °' deal where Mrs. Griffin's language of the law Las become Griffin voted with two of her one qualified against her, id Women 1•2'31 company removed dirt and pa a "thorn In the side" of elected colleagues to grant the zoning Because of her business Tre panier " b' h yard y the . i officials who are left to dec ide and one or more unnamed experience, Mrs Griffin was d n 't be l ie ve this falls citizens accused her of a con- placed in charge 01 the public for themselves whether a Saturday 's high. Overnight under U er any provision ° conflict of interest exists on an flict of Interest, works department. low 69, conflict o interest law," "I'll file the conflict of In. Taking her responsibilities issue, Partly cloudy through Suir Slassey At the same time, any citizen terest papers," Mrs. Griffin seriously and in view of Lake day with a chance of mainly nford City Attorne Vern can complain to the Florida said, "but I honestly don't Mary's limited financial \liz on afternoon thundershowers. "e former count y J Ethics Committee that an belirsethereisany conflict My reSoerces, Mrs Griffin pr. said Lb La ge, Itighimostly In the 9Os and lows ' , o — ..- u. 00000 b% P 0" le to Analysis L- -3 _ - I F! - —T— i- - - -46 - FRANK AND ERNEST ' ~ la-i TODAY Full partner wi th her Dirt is not the only thing Mrs Ua), dirt and coldpatch is also pa 2-A ll)F. husband in a business, her firm Griffin has given the fledgling stored there. been purchasing, for some Lake Mary "I've always heard that a AruundTheClock community, Loft' lang ua ge was included had the financial months, dirt from I eo celebrating its second bear as a person who puts his hand for Bridge in the pre amb Trepanier s propert) near cit this month wardtohelpislikelytogetitbit Business , sure and conflict o, inl)inAhnr( Rrtnrl A nt,t'n n( I rat ci,l ?i I,.ni,. Calenda 4.,ui:, Urc £wvl --terest law passed liv the Florida i (.riffin bussed ht r hit into tie like that is si-hat is hap pe ning to Comics iqucsLd Trepanier Legislatureeui t i l3. me' to the — A Ibeliese Mrs Griffin s ation of disclo Ar ,IV*N" IVA.STE. WWT , "'! 7. 1- 8 DO\NAE.STF..S Herald Staff Writer 4 . - __ , _ Are Proving Tough To Interpret , MAROONJL OU HERE WOuLP ~Id)__ 2- _i4 ''-.4..., '1' . '-'f"\'- ..4 L".':. ,m, F..-,',' t-':j:.-,' Sheriff's deputies are searching — . - - , - , , -_ .... " Disclosure, Interest Conflict Laws I ___ i -..- - .- ; iz , ' . "''-' :,';? - 7r~w - - # ; •I • I I .- . would be proper for the commissioners to get appraisals before they start negotiating on a price," he said. - --. ffl- SHORT RIBS o Oo0 by Frank Hill Tb c-é 4a2oo. c ~T T '- £fZL, t' ;' 4, .,. . . _____ ' y _________________ li - " - I -I . IL _.fa - I_: ` - .5 _-~ . - . _t ~~_ - M--. - 20,11111-_ J __ I r; FIRST ~ , CA TCH IN RODEO - 1 Robert Taylor, 12, of Sanford had the honor of catching the first elected official has voted on a company buys dirt from in,itted installation of the police fuel tanks on general language." Noting that matter %hich could lead to his Trepanier. He is not payipg me and public work. s variable 10 mph or less but no local body referees the law, stronger and gusty near her property. benefitting financially - for any kind of service." Slize said it is P each elected directly or indirectly. The irony of the charge is that Various city departments thundershowers. The rain off ia l t deter m ne hether a Lake Mary Council member a good portion of the d.irt SIrs. were given use of her repair i erest. Lillian Griffin was caught In the Griffin has purchased from shop to service city vehicles. matter is a co Ic Saturday and again today. ic fish In Saturday's Fishing Rodeo, sponsored annually by the Sanford Seminole Jaycees. Young Mr, Taylor's fresh water catfish came from th e small lake at Fort Mellon Park, site of th e web of the law's broad language Trepanler has been donated by City equipment is parked on a in the past 10 days. her to the city. regular basis on her property. Rodeo. illerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. I ....... i , An)'one can comp am to ('ontinued On Page .At C Complete details and tides are on Page $A. - -- �4 - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .: Sunday, Aug. 21, 1975 Following Anonymous - . -: '': ...,-.--- L NOT ICE TO IDDINS ORANGE.SEMINOLE.OSCEOLA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY 431 Woods Avenue Orlando, Florida 32105 Evening Hera Ill, Saflfor,Fl. - FLORIDA IN BRIEF Action Live Bombs Found as Near Belleair Beach 11 , -, NATION 0 Q .' ) 0 ' Appalachian Coal Miners Continue Wildcat Strike CHARLESTON, W.Va. AP Some striking Appalachian coal miners, denouncing United M ine Workers Presidcnt Arnold Miller, say they will continue a wildcat strike regardless of f ederal court action. Votesonwhethertoobeyatemporaryrestxajnthgorder and return to work Monday are set f or Sunday at Drawdy Falls, a Boone County roadside park that has become a - miners' neeting place, and at Sophia in Raleigh County. One local union president, Hayes Holstein. said Friday there Is a "50-50 chance" the miners Will vote to obey the order and go back. But most of the 100 mi ne rs who picketed the federal building in Charleston on Friday said no one really el pect that outcome. "Therewillbenowork,noworkatanuntilutjs thjng is settled and they quit putting people Injail," said one ofthe pickets. $ I i f. _____ -=- 0ç t\• ..j1 tj _ t- _ .~ 0 - - "F 0 . i p 'i l' IP I il I 11.0 1 '-• ' I ll • .1 ,, .-•. 6 . ..._ ' ________ ____________ _________________ . . 'z % .5 " -' - -- - -;21 *IR . __ 19, 7 ., L-'; ~' __-Mr.=16~_ '\' , , ç' ' -1 .a ' \V I — ' . - __._h . Vietnamese Balking EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE (AP) Many Viet. namese refugees at this North Florida base are balking at plans to send them to Fort Chaffee, Mk,, and want togoto the "promised land" of New Orleans I nstead, a resettiement official says. - "Almost all are fishermen aJW farmers, and want logo to New Orleans," Jose Salazar, project director for the U.S. Catholic Conference's refugee services, said Friday. To the refugees, New Orleans has become "sort of a promised land because of Its Frenchspeaking background, commercial fishing and predominately Catholic population." Salazar said. Nevada W, ants 'Out CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Nevada wants out from the ne w f ederal Voting Righ ts Act b'?cause of an "absurd" requirement to pr in' ballots in an American Indian language which has no written form. And Secretary of State Bill Swackharner also claimed Friday that f ed eral figur es on language minorities in Nevada are (jut of whack with the state's own figures. In the first pl.pce, I feel th ere's absolutely no dis(Timninaticin aiirtt minority group voters in this state," S wacamer kh said in outlining a proposed challenge to the act recently passed by Congress. under Teenaged Fire' Pilot PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) — A teen4ged ww= has been in the cockpit of aircraft used this summer In battliuig some of the West's largest forest fires. 1tlakes strength and lotsofcoricentr'aUon,saysl9-yiar. oldMegann Streeter, but she says she likes flying the furengine, DC6 "slurry bomr.ber" better than drlvir4 on a iighway. "You've got job to do Just like the men do and I! you can do the iob, they don't say mach," said the So Lake City woman, who flies with a charter airline opeit ated by W father, John Suetter. Barron Questioned in . - - 3 Altamonte Springs. Flof,aa - . PLANNING TO REBUILD 4 MIAMI ( t Senate President Dempsey Barron says ta' was questkned by a letk'ral grand jury about a time he sought help from the office of fanner Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley. flarron, U-Panama City, said that during hours before the panel Friday he told about asking O'Malley's department to stop an insurance company from assessing a $IOU,000 penalty In 1973 against Gulf States Enterprise, Inc., a motel company in which Baron owns part Interest. "I complained to the insurance department that we thought it was unfair, and they agreed. But after their investigation, we still had to pay It," Barron said. -- - Arthur H Beck*ith, Jr just-opened offices In the Paulucci Building at 201 would be opened NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Clerk of the Circuit Court th rough her pursuant to a Final Judgment of First Street. The committee ii working on a survey of attitudes fly CeczIla V. Ekern Foreclos ur e entered in tne abo#e Clerk toward downtown revitalization and hopes to come up with SR 427 property to a parcel n titled cause in the Circuit Court 0I Publish: Aug 3. 10. 17. 21, 1973 erald Photo by owned by Grant, thus giving concrete plans during the next s'x months. (Herald the 15th Judicial Circuit, in and for Grant access from the state DEQS Gordon Williamson) SEMINOLE County, Florida. I will _________________________________________________________________________ highway to the tract, sill at public auction to the highest for cash at the West Front Any citizen, who believes a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, bidder door of the Courthouse n the City of public official by his vote on WI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Issue benefitted directly or CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE at the Piur of 11 00 AM on Sep l COUNTY. FLORIDA tember S. 1975, that certain paret of Indirectly from his elected CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1674-CA-el. real property desc ribed as follows position, can [lie a complaint EE LEGAL DESCRIPTION . with the state ethics corn- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Lot Ii, Block "A". Lot I. Block WINTER PARK FEDERAL "B"; 1.0' 7. Stock "F"; LOIS 10 and mission, Mize said. SAVINGS AND LOAN Ii, Block "H"; Lot 17, Block "I". By DONNA FSTES ASSOCIATION, a corporation Lots Sarid6. Block "J"; Lot S. Block In salary. With the city picking Schreiner also noted the orqaniied and existing under tne "L"; 101 13, Block "M"; all of the Herald Staff Writer up all the costs of the state proposed budget will be subNo ce laws of the United States of foregoing in LAKE MILLS America, retirement program this year, stantlally out of balance when a SHORES, a subdivision, accordi ng IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LONGWOOD City Council Keller will receive an ad- completed Plaintiff, to the plot thereof as recorded in administrative 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF vs Plot Book ll,PagejllaridIS. Public Chairman J.R. Grant has called ditional 16(X) in take home pay. budget is considered. He noted FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE YONA IIENYAMINY, et ui, et at, Pecords of Seminole County. a workshop meeting of the City While no pay raises were while the administrative budget COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. Defendants. Florida Council for 10 a.m., Monday, to approved for members of the submitted shows only $15,556 in GENERAL JURISDICTION Lots 12 through IS. Block "H". DIVISION NOTICE OF SUIT finalize the 1975-16 budget. Lott 1 through A. Block "J"; Lois I police and (Ire departments, the expenditures, many items were CASE NO. 75-07-CA.409.0 ttiraugh 6. Block "M"; Lots I City Council In workshop six per cent paid by them for not Included. TO: YONA BEPIYAMINY and through S. Block "N". all in LAKE Thursday night revi ewed all state retirement will be paid by MELVIN J HADER,. Trustii',, EVELYN BENYAMINY. MILLS SHORES,, a Subdivison. Schreiner hIS wife Plaintiff, according to the plat thereof as department requests e.Lcept for th city, beginning Oct. 1, thus, mitrat1ve said budgetthe forad the VS 14 West Walnut recorded In Plat Book it, Pages II the police and fire departments In e eet, giving each a six S 5. 7 DEVELOPMENT COP . Long Beach, New York ar.d 15, Public Records of Seminole per current year totaled $159 , o, and salaries, PORATION. a Florida cor poration 11541 cent across the boird increase County, Florida and AVERY WISDOM, Public Safety Director Doug in ta ke home p. and to any and all other parties Lc'ls is through 70. Block "B". City Council has a regular Defent, claiming any right, title, ancl or Keller asked fcr $18832D for the Lots 7 through IS, Block. "D'. Lots I Councilman Don Schreiner meeting scheduled for 7:30 interest In and to the following through 6. Block police department, including a Thursday night told colleagues p.m., Monday. First item on the "E". Lots 2 NOTICE OF described property, to *it, trrougk, 10, Block "C". all in LAKE FORECLOSURE SALE $3, pay raise for himself, and the city has to advertise for four agenda is the continued public Condominium Unit No 201 F. MILLS SHORES. a subdiviSion. $55,720 for the lire department. consecutive weeks If it plaits to hearing on the proposed sewer according to the plat therof as Pdotic. i s hereby given oursuant to according to the Floor Plan. which Is Council informally agreed raise the property tax levy service rate increase from $4,51) 0 Fil Judgment of Foreclosure Part of the Plot Plan and Survey recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 11 which exhibit "C", to the D and IS, Public Records of Seminole Thursday night to grant Keller, above the 2.81 mills certified by to $9.50 requested by lAOngwOOd dated August 21. 197$ and entered in clarallcsi of Restrictions. Reser County, Florida Case No. 7$ $07 CA 090 of the completing his third month on Seminole Property Appraiser Utilities Inc. Other business on Lois? through 10, Sock "J"; Lots Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH vatlons, Covenants. Conditions and the job, a$1,000 annual increase Terry Goembel. Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Easements, WEKIVA VII- 7 through 13. Block "M"; all in the agend is routine. :ondominium reo-d,d in committee's • Longwood Counci Meet Sched u led For Monday Reflective Film Illegal MIAMI i Al' I If you've been beating the Florida su,n si th heat reflective film on your car windows, th e highway Patrol, Bureau of Highway Safety and American Automobile Assoc. have bad news for you. A little noticed law passed by the 1975 legislature made it Illegal to sell the mirror-like substance after July 1. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin is expected to decide whether persons who already have the silver film will be breed to remove It from their cars, and it spokesman for the state tughway department said Friday that "the law seems to indicate that it will have to come off." - Legal .otice ti - Croon'is High Students Ma y Pick Lip Schedules Students who will be at- the ninth grade should register copy will be available. tending Crooms High School on campus "as soon as Paul Murphy, principal at and have pre-registered may possible," Jacobs said. Pine Crest Elementary has pick up their schedules at the New students from out of anrounced that open house will school Aug. 28. be he!d A ug. 20 between P.M. Meanwhile, Pinecrest state must comply with residency and Immunizations hours of 10a.m. and 12:30 Elementary wW have ope Parents are encouraged to n requirements. Jacobs said hOU3 Aug. 29 bring their hi1dren to meet Information is available at the Crooms Guidance Director school, their teachers at this time. Bud Jacobs said the schedules Names of students will be wIlJ be available from 9a.m. to Jacobs requested students placed on the building wings noon and from 1-3 p.m. who receive their schedules and on the classroom doors and Students who have not pre- early bring their schedules the will remain on the doors over registifed and who will be In first day of school. No second the weekend. Tax To Be Lowest In Decade LAKE MILLS SHORES. a Snb County, Florida, wherein MELVIN LAS, a Official Records Book 1017, Page dIvision, according to tti plat J. HABER Trustee is Plaintiff and S 123$, Records of Seminole thereof as recorded in Plat Book II. 5. 7 DEVELOPMENT CDR County,Public Florid FIorld, a , together with an Pages II and IS. Public Records of PORATION and AVERY WISDOM undivided Ord interest in Seminole County. Florida Defendant, I will Sell to the highest that certain Common Property all at Lots 7 through 10. Block "A"; Lots arid best bidder for cash at the set forth and defined in the Sand 6. Block •'C; Sod Lot 6. Block Seminole CountyatCourthouse in aforementioned DeclaratIon and "F": all in LAKI MILLS SHORES, Sanford, Florida, 11:00 o'clock togetpit'rwitpsan,lciusiv,easim,n, a subdivision, according to the plat A M. on the 10th day of September, ier, through arid across Lot "A", thereof as recorded in Plat Book 11, 1973, the following described as described and set forth in said property as set forth in the said Declaration Pages Ii and IS, Public Records of Final Judgment, to Wit Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lois I through 77 in Block 3S and Lots 3 through $. Block "A", Lots 1 Lots I through 7 In Block 36 and Lots that a suit to foreclose a mortgage 31 through 51 in Block 36 of 4th on the above described property has through 4, Block "C"; Lots S and 6. been instituted against you in the Block "0": Lots through it. Block Section, DREAMWOLO. San'ord, "F"; Lois S through 9, Block "H". rlerlda, acc or ding to ,plat thereof Circuit Court of the Eighteenth recorded irs Plot Book 4, Page 99, Judicial circuit. in and for Seminole all In LAKE MILLS SHORES. a subdivision, according to the plot Public R ec ords of Seminole County, County, Florida You and each Of you are hereby requir ed to hie y our thereof as recorded in Plat Florida Book II. Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit Pages II and 13. Pubii Records 01 DATED this 21s1 day of Augus!, Court,and%,rveacopyth,reoffl Seminole County. Fla 1975 VICTOR E WOODMAN, of the firm L0152.3,1,S,C and to. Block -B", (SEAL) Of Winderweecile, Haines, Ward I. Lots 1 through 4. and Lot 16 of Block Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Woodman P A , Post Office Box ISO, Clerk of said Circuit "0"; Lots 1, 11, 17 and I), Block Wint er Park, Florida 37759, Al "0"; Lots $000 V. Bhxk "I", all Court torrseys for Plaintiff in the above being I1. Martha I Vh!en in LAKE MILLS SHORES. a Styled actic, on or tie-tore th& 11th Degu;ty Clerk SubdiviSion, according to the plat day of September 1973 Il you fall to theredf as recorded in Plat Book II. A. Jay Cristol do 50, ludomenl by default will be 71 Northeast First Avenue Pages 11 and IS, Public R ec ords of taken against you for the relief Mia mi, Florida 33131 Seminole County, Florii demanded in Complain?. PublishA g 74, 197$ Lois )Othrh 16, Block "I", Lots This NotIce shall be published DEO 137 I through 3, Block "K"; Loft I nce week for four oin,ctjtiv through 1, Block "I."; all in LAKE In The Evening Herald. SHORES, a Sanford, Fla. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — a property tax of 3.96 mills, the be sufficient to return a* city fl city property tax levy to same level certified by the same revenue as 1331 year, reskents of this community Is Seminole County Property Floyd said he plans to have to be reduced In the 1975.'76 Appraiser Terry Goeznbel. ihe proposed budget ordinance Icai year to the lowest point in The city has been levying a mid the new rnillage ready for 20 years, five mill property tax for adoption on first reading at City Commissioners and past year. Goembel's office Tuesday's 4:30 p.m. City May or Norman Floyd Thur. notified the city a month ago Comzrisslon meeting and a sday night t' the final workshop .that with the veappraisal ° public hearing for mid. in a series or the budget for the real estate In Seminole CO[fl September may be set at new fiscaJ y4 r, agreed to levy pleted, a millage Of 3.96 would jame time, I Relief Aid In Panhandle TAlLAHASSEE (AP) Three one-stop disaster relief centers to aid victims of recent flooding in the Florida Panhandle will open for four days starting Sun-, day, federal and state officials say. President Ford declared portions of the Panhandle liajor disaster areas Friday as a result of heavy rains and fit iKling in late July t.nd early August. '11w President's declaration makes federal aid available for affected persons in Bay, Gulf, Holmes, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Wakulla, Walton and Washington - ('flUfltit'N. Task Force Appointed Insurance Commissioner TALLAHASSEE (Al') Phil Ashler says he is appointing a task force to study ways to curtail continued insurance cost increases. Announcing his plans Friday, Ashler said he will instruct the task force to determine why insurance costs are rising sharply. "We must have dependable ir.format.ion on the causes of the problem before we can determine what admuinistrative, legislative and judicial remedies might be emupht) ed to correct the situation," Ashler said. - Handicapped Income Up WITNESS the nand of the Clerk of Publishe d Daily and Sund.y, 'pt Saturday and Christina D.esby The Sanford Herald, Inc. N French Ave. Sanford, Fla 37771 "fOnd Clsss ',,i(ilOrl I touda 37711 ,l tutiscription R.itet by Carrier SIc Year $75 ic' ____________ More than 10,000 handiTALLAHASSEE (AP) tapped Floridians hiked their combined Income last year from $9.7 million to $46.6 million with the help of 'ocatIonal rehabilitation programs, state officials say. William .J Page, I halth and Rehabilitative Services &'(tethry, 541111 Friday that the average weekly earnings if the 10,-262 persons rose from $18.20 to $87.36. The average cost for the program was $668 per client, JfIclnR said. - • . ___ o OCCording tP the plat therecif as recorded In f'lat Book II, Pages IS the Circuit Court, Seminole County, -.Id Ttti Records of Seminole Florldj, this the 13th day of August County, Florida 14 73r (SEAL) (SEAL) A rt hur H. Setkwith. Jr. Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit coj' By Lillian I Jenkins fly Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk Dtputy Clerk Winderwercjl., Names, WINDIERWEEDIF,, HAINES. Ward & Woodman, P A WARD 1. WOODMAN, P A P.O Box NO Post Office sox ISO WinIer Park, Florida 37759 Winter Park, Florida 37159 A'tornys for Plaintiff Publish Aug. 17, 24, 31 1. Sp. ,. fits Publish Aug 21, 197% DEG 5, DEQ 131 A special house subcom'l'AI.l.AUAS.SEE IAP mittee sill imiect In West Palm Beach Monday and Tuesday to-evaluate water management districts in Florida, Chairman Bill Fulfurd of the House Natural Resources Com mittee says. The meetIng, to begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District headquarters with a public forum, will be chaired by Rep. Gene lhlgi's, U-Cedar Key. F'ulford, 1)-Orlando, said the subcommittee will hold three other meetings around the state to examine water use, supply, land drainage and public projects. - - -- __- WASHINGTON (AP) Ruling that national defense benefits far outweigh the environmental costs, a federal judge has tossed out a suit that :;ought to block the Navy from building a $500-million Trident nuclear submarine base in Washington state. U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. said in an 85-page ruling Friday that his decision "isa realization that some changes, even major changes in the environment, may be required for the survival of the republic." A coalition of enviromnnental groups called "Concerned About Trident" sued the government a year ago, claiming that the Navy had failed to make proper environmental impact studies before starting wor k on project. Pages " aml 60 of Me Public - Water Evalucrfion Slated I . . Speed-Up Ordered Navy Wins In Court by TALLAHASSEE (API Former Health and Ituhahilitative Services Secretary O.J. Keller has been n.illned to the Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Standards, Keller, who will be a visiting professor of crimin, !,)gy at the University of Florida this fall, was among 10 persons appointed to the commission Friday by Guy. Reubin Askew. The ('orninIssion is responsible for overseceing the spending of federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration funds in Florida, as well as developing rimninal justice sla.n.d. -- rds and gcats, Askew said In a news release. POSTED In three (31 public places citizens at city government Records of Seminole County, 37701 Publish August 74. 1913 Florida meetings with more frequency as been filed against you and you DEQ 130 '.r In recent months. are required to serve a copy of your 11 In Longwood two months ago, Aritten defenses, if any, to It on IN TH CIRCUIT COURT, 15th HARRISON, GREENE , MANN, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Lake Ruth South subdivision ROWE 5. STANTON plaintiff's at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. . ~ "M property owners suggested that torneys. wtins aciciirss Is P 0 Box CIVIL ACTION NO. 13flS-CA09C iiC Petersburg, Florida 3)731 Council Chairman J.R. Grant " % MORTOAGE FORECLOSURE on or before September 5th, 1915. \) should abstain from voting ona andfiletheoriglnalwitpitp.eclefkof H S MLJSSELWHITE, JR Pla tiff, rezoning request because of a this court either before serrice v ice on plaintiff's conflict of Interest. ________________________ oraimmediately A BLACKWELDER and therea fter.attorneys otherwise default *111DANIEL COM BANK WINTER PARK. a Gr an t denied the charge and be enter ed against you for thC relief voted In favor of the rezoning, demanded in the compaint or Florida banking corporation. Defendants which failed on a vote of 3-2. petition. WITNESS my hand and the s ea l of The Lake Ruth citizens noted this C ourt on July 3'st. 197$ CLERK'S NOTICE Downtown Redevelopment Steering Committee Executive representa tives of Mrs. Betty (SEAL) OF SALE Director Sara Jacobson pores over a map of Sanford in the WId4ls had pledged a road - WASHINGTON lAP) The Justict Department is under court order to speed up disclosure of prosecution records sought by the sons of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg in an effort to clear the names of their execu ted parents. The records, comprising an estimated 50,000 documents, are being sought in a F reedom of Information Act lawsui t filed by Robert and Michael Meeropol, the Rosenberg sons who now go by the name of the family that a do pted them. U.S. District Judge June Green told government Lawyers Friday they have until Nov. 15 to produce most of the documents from the celebrated spy case. She said she would then review with government atto rneys those documents that haven't been released to determine whether they should be withheld for national security or any other reasons. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 1S.1231CA.fl.D within the City of Lake Mary, CIRCUIT CIVIL Florida. at the City Hall within the FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVIIIGS CityofLakeMary.andpoble%hedin AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a the Evening Herald. a newspaper 01 To United States corporation. oeneral circulation in the City of Plaintiff lake Mary, Florida, one I)) time at (Continued From Page 1-A) ' least IS days prior to the aforesaid MILFORD HEATING AND hearing. In addition, notice shall be state ethics committee, Mite COOLING. INC. .4 al post ed fri the area to be considered said, and more and m)r at least !S days prior to the date of OF ACTION NOTICE ficials are t ur ning to that IC) MILFORD HEATING AND the Public Hearing DATED' August It. 1915 committee for advisory COOLING. INC. 31 Granite Street. Kay Sassman Mlford. Massachusetts 01757 opinions. City Clerk yOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Mite said nothing in the action tofreclose mortgage on tne City of Lake Mary Florida statut.ecovers a situation of the following property in Seminole sort Mrs. Griffin is confronted County. Florida GARY E MASSEY. ESO Lot I?. Block B, S weetwater Oaks. with. 616 F Semoran Blvd Section Four, according to the Plat Accusations of conflict of thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17, Sui te 107 interest are being tossed - O.J. Keller Appointed c Con f Man y _ ___ __ ____ __ i 0 ., jt IN BRIEF T__ BELLEMR BEACH AP) Military officials have found 14 live bombs In shallow waters near area beaches, and have warned local residents not to cart any similar devices home. "The real danger is people who find them and think they've got a dead txnnl) on their hands. They might want to polish it up, and using an electric drill buffer could uau.se it to detonate," 1st Lt. Jonathan Coleman of Army ordinance warned F'rid.ay. '11w rocket-type bombs dropped In strafing practice :x) sears ago were retzieved by Army bomb disposal and u.s. Navy teams last week. Coleman said all 14 were found to be live. '11w military units were called into make a search after residents of this tw o- mile stretch of beach just north of St. Petersburg reported finding some 3&irit'h.!or1, 'utti artillery shells offshore. - . 011,f I it) . Suit Cou Slice Bills For Water TALLAHASSEE (AP) A we do regulate them," Boyles Public Service Commission suit against the city of Or"From a layman's point of mood Beach could set a prece- view, the objective Is to deterdent which would mean mil- mine what a fair and reasonlions of dollars in refunds of able wholesale rate ought to water payments to suburban be," he said. home-owners, Ormond Beach Mayor Ernest The PSC suit alleges that Or- Casen said the rates had to be mnond Beach discriminated established because use of waagainst 1,800 persons who live ter by out-of-city reidents outside the city by charging forced costly increases In the them excessive water rates and water system. seeks to force repayment of at "We were afraid at one time least $2.35 million, that citizens inside the city If the suit is successful, the wouldn't have enough water," commission could go after oth- he said. er cities which arbitrarily set The suit alleges that between extremely high rates for water March 1, 1971 and Sept. 30, 1974, customers outside the city, a Ormond Beach withdrew PSC attorney said. $71,000 In excess water reveThe suit filed in Volusia OULS for use on projects Inside County Circuit Court alleges the city. that although rates for all cusBased on triple damages, this torners have gone up over the would mean a repayment of years, Ormond Beach has since $2.35 million to the 1,800 cus1969 charged customers outside tomers outside the city, the city 50 per cent more than " The suit also seeks a detailed city residents, accounting to determine exA December 1970 law, which actly how much the city profit. was passed by the legislature ed from out-of-city customer. over Gov, Claude Kirk's veto, Another facet of the suit could forbids city water systems to mean even more bad news for set rates for out-of-city custom- city treasuries and good news ers more than 25 per cent above for suburban residents rho buy rates for city customers. city wa te r through a private The PSC has no jurisdiction utility. over municipal water systems It contends that even 25 per but it gets into the Ormond, cent more in excessive when all Beach picture because the ,riti the city has to do is pump the sold water to two utilities which water to a single meter and the the PSC does regulate. private utilities pay for piping it They are Southern Gulf Utill- to homes, maintaining the lines ties Inc., which resells water to reading all the meters. approximately 1,700 customers, The charges should be based and Riverbreeze Estates Inc., only on the cost of delivering which serves about 75 con- the water to the private utility, sumers. the suit says in seeking to have The PSC Is required by law to the 25-per cent surcharge depass on rate Increases Imposed dared unconstitutional. on utilities by municipal water The law establishes a class of systems and it appeared the citizens for which there is no Ormond Beach rates were reasonable basis, the suit says. discriminatory, said John BoyIt also contends that forcing les, head of the PSC Water and out-of-city residents to pay Sewer Department. costs of operations of the entire "The commission and the system results in their paying staff recommended that the Be. for services without any benefit t1n be taken on behalf of the from them, such as sewer syscustomers of the utilities since tem. - Police i '----V Sunday, Aug. 24, 1975-3A -- CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA N311c1 of Public HearIng TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN POT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the City Council of the City of Lake NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deputies Search For Possible 'Jumper' Mary, Florida, that said Cit y THAT THE ORANGE SEMINOLE Council will hold a Public Hearing at OSCEOLA TRANSPORTATION 730 pm on Wednesday. the101h By BOB LLOYD AUTHORITY IS SUBMITTING chickens and Issued Mrs. Vivian Yerg et Getman, 36, of 314 W. AND ADDENDUM TO "Requests day of Si.pember. 975 to. Herald Staff Writer 'ThirdSt.,a county court surnlnofts charging violation of the city's for Bids" and the Technical a) consider a reue'at for platting Specifications for the Purpose of a and re platting of CRYSTAL LAKE fowl ordinance. Reports Seminole Sheriff's deputies were searching the St. Johns Communications System PARK, SECOND ADDITION. a Police said the chickens were "running loose" in violation of BusperRadio specification on file with and subdiviSion in an existing li IA River at Interstate Four Saturday for a possible suicide victim. th e ordinance prohibiting the keeping of Fowl with in 50 feet of a available from the Orange zoning classification, as said * Courts The sheriff's office received a telephone call at 9:50 Friday Seminole.Oiceol. dwelling. Tranwortation classification is described in the night from an anonymous man saying another man was jumping * County fire units extinguished a fire that gutted a wood frame Authority. Sealed bids will be Zo..'no Ordinanc es of the City of off t he 1-4 bridge Into the river. receiv ed until tOO P.M., October 17, Lake Mary, Florida, of the following * Fire storage building filled with ceiling tile behind McAllister Motel, 1975, in the office of the General described pf operty lying within thC Deputy Jim Hibbard responded to find an abandoned 1974 southwest Road, Sanford. Manager, Orange Seminole Osceola municipal limits of Lake Mary, model pickup truck off U.S. 17-92 beneath the 14 St. Johns bridge i Transportation Authority, 4.35 Woods Florioa, and more fully described as Sheriff's deputies reported the unknown origin of the fire s approach. Authorities said a suhide note was found Inside Avenue, Orlando, Florida 3210S. follows, to wit under investigation. a 62-year-old man of $4 early Saturday at knifepoint. Rober t D. Lorah truck. Lot S of CRYSTAL LAKE PARK, Patrolman Jacob Cohen report ed Phillip Kelly, 62, of SanGeneral Manager SECOND ADDITION as recorded In The vehicle is registered to a Fern Park man and officers Sanford Police detective J. A. Cash jailed James Warren Publish Aug 2), 21. 1973 lord, was cut on the right hand as he struggled with the assailants Dannelly. 18. of Plat Book 14. Page Il of the Public 120 Fairlane Circle. Sanford, on two auto theft OEQ 117 were unable to locate him. Deputies were at the rivet scene most Records of Seminole County. of the night and dragging operations started Saturday morning in who approached him as he walked along W. 13th St. at Olive Ave. charges Friday night. Florida, and at 5 8.Tfl. The South 773 Ii feet of the North the search for a body. County jail records show Dannelly was held on $10,000 bond men are believed to have lied on foot after taking $4 from on the 97145 feet of the West t feet of the FICTITIOUS NAME felony charges after his arrest at Sanford Plaza shopping Deputies said the pickup truck was released to relatives of the Kelly. Notice IS hereby given that I am Northeastern quarter of the cen ter. t er . owner alter investigators went over the vehicle, Southeattern Quarter (less South 164 engaged in business at 350 Wymore Sheriff's deputies are investigating the reported rape of a 50 C.asselberry Police reported an unidentified man armed with feel of the North 573 feet of the East Altamonte Springs t . 104 , pci,, Ap A 24-year-old Sanford man was jailed on $10,000 bond on a 37701, Seminole County. Florida lOS feet, Section 9. Township 20 a .22 caliber rifle robbed the Kentucky Fried Chicken storeon si year.old Orlando women Saturday in a wooded area off South St., New York fugitive warrant. Sheriff's Department records listed under the tictit:ous name of 350 South, Range 30 East) Si.".i lands 436 near Market Square Shopping Center Frida y night and fled Fern Park. situated .n S.mlnoIe Robert Lee Bradshaw, also known as Joseph Watson, 24, of 113 PRODUCTIONS,and that I intend to lying a with an undetermined amount of cash. County. Florida Deputy John I. Poole reported the woman was treated for Bethune Circle, Sanford, as being arrested on register said name with the Clerk of a Nassau Count), the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Officers said the robber, dressed in blue shirt, jeans and shock ,it Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford. New York, fugitive warrant. The Public Hearing will be held in Florida In accordance with the sneakers, held employes at riilepoint and forced them to put the No cther information was Immediately available from Peter Sylvester Madison, 54, of Ocoee, was being held without provisions of the Fictitious Name the' City Halt. City of Lake Mary. money ina paper bag before he fled, apparently onfoot. detectives investigating the Case, orida, on the 101h day of Sep bond Saturday in county jail on a probation violation charge, Statute's To Wit: Section 565,09 Fl tember, 1975 .',t 7 )p m O( fl Sanford police were searc1uni for four black men who robbed Ftid Statutes 1957 Sanford police and animal c'introl officers r, .rl!ict.:i!, l 14 according to Jail records. S Thomas K Krause thereafter as possible, at hh timc' Inter es ted parties for and against ____ S Publish Aug 3, 10, 17, 21. 1975 the propos ed re plat will be heard DEQ 7 ~ - VI V1 Said hearing may be c on tinued from 1 I 5 time to time until final action is .. . I I i I i t . !_1 " 0 ; '), i taken by the City Council 01 the City V . -I 0i~ k! 11 Lake Mary, FlOrida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR E THIS NOTICE SHALL BE I I .. yJr-J Legal Notice Legal Notice Tip - The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW - CALL 322•261) THE HERALD o 'f_..4 'i'M' UT" W" u4 rI*', - - 'j '!'" Some To Go Without? School Lunches May Cost More TALLAHASSEE (AP) about $60 million in federal Fltilure of the Congress to school meal subsidies last year, increase school lunch subsidies $55 million for the lunch pro. could force Florida schools to gram and $5 million to provide boost prices by about five cents breakfasts to low Income pupils a meal, a state education offi- and meals to pre-school chilcial says. dren attending child care cenGeorge Hockenberry, state ters. administrator of the school An additional $120 million lunch program, said a nickel was raised by charging other hike in meal costs would prob- youngsters an average of 45 to ably cause an estimated 56,000 50 cents for their lunches. pupils to drop out of the lunch Hockenberry said that it costs program, forcing them to up to 85 cents to prepare brownbag It or skip lunch alto- standard school lunch. gether. A standard lunch consists of "It's a vicious cycle," Hock- two ounces of meat, fish or enberry said. "If you raise cheese protein, half a pint of sales prices, kids are going to milk, three-quarters of a cup of drop out of the program. Our two or more kinds of fruit and past experience is that when vegetables, a slice of bread and you raise the sales price a nick. a pat of butter, el for a while it drops paiticiThe schools are able to provide lunches below cost because pation about 10 per cent." He said that 852,000 of federal commodity grants, elementary, middle and high he said. school pupils participated in the Last year Florida schools relunch program last year. About ceived $15.6 million In corn200,00 low income youngsters modities, including peanut butreceived free lunches, 37,000 ter, cheese, grcund beef, pork, paid reduced prices and 525,000 turkey, canned fruit and vegepaid from 30 to 70 cents for hot tables. lunches. If Congress falls to provide Currently in recess, Congress adequate funding, Hcsckenb.rry has a house bill per,dlng which said, the quality of food may be would provide an additional lowered or, more probably, three cents in federal subsidies schools will be Forced to serve for every lunch provided to smaller portions and cut out school children, things like desert. But Hockenberry fears that He said the funding worries any bill providing more than a complicate already serious token Increase in current lunch problems of providing adequate program funding levels will be meals for high school pupils cut throagh the efforts of Sen. who are allowed to leave at Edmund Muskie, U-Maine, or lunchtime and often snack on vetoed by President Ford. soft drinks and potato chips. If Congress passed a bill that "We have problems with kids does not provide sufficient new participating in high school, funding to cover increased and we have problems reaching costs "I think by the first of the the economically needy kids," calendar year, unless the In- Hockenberry said, "These Elation stops, we're going to teenage girls especially, have to raise sales prices. I they're Just going to go without think It will be about a nickel," lunch rather than be identified Hockenberry said, as being too poor to get free lie said Florida received lunches." - . . f._.__, -....' �Evening HeMd Former Greek Dictator 300 N. FRENCH A"E., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 WORLD IN WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAR KEY, Advçrtising Director Sen. Frank Church, the chairman of one of the congressional committees investigating the activities of the Central lntellience A gency recent ly compared that organization to a "rogue elephant BERT COLLIER charging out of control." More recently inan' responsible citizens have begun to compare the investigation into the activities of the CIA with the witchhunts of the M cCarth era in the 1950s. Roth evaluations have validity, each in its own context, each in its own time period. In some respects CIA has behaved like a rogue elephant, although not of recent date. In its heyday the agency violated its charger by spying One of the most widely respected oracles on on Americans within the United States of America. It succumbed to pressure from the White House to Amelia Island in the second Spanish period was take part in improper activities. It undoubtedly had an ancient black sorceress called Felipi. To her hut in Fernandina came the rich and the a hand in more than a few revolutions here and poor to watch as she cast her spells and re vealed there. And there were probably times when it even what fortune ha d in store. discussed the possible assassination of foreign Many strange thlng3 Felipi predicted but her El ____________________.i DON OAKLEY _________ Fernandina: Center For Buccan .. 111111,11' I 1 1 , __]:~, I. ---. R_~~_ ~v '16 ___________________________ ______ _____ 65 7 "_-, __ ________1~_i.__ r _______ - 0- ~,- RIV xlEly O"P 37:'ITA . . System Jlala A - _____ ______ ___ _____ ___ Serves Well _____________ ____________ 1 _____ As every schoolboy knows, or Is supposed to know, the American government a system of ____ checks and balances, with po wer divided among _____ I an executive branch, a legislative branch and a U ~ ) _____ ______ _____ judicial branch. leaders, voodoo gods were totally inadequate to foresee But operating within tins basic structure Is However, that is all in the past and, even at the the fan tastic events that were just ahead, ____ ____ anothcr system of checks and balances, not ____ This island, this finger of sand pointing to the worst, its irresponsibilities and transgressions written down In the Constitution and never . ,.;American border just across the St. Marys, was 7; I-_._ \% ere accompanied by skillful intelligence activity .. ,li,j,_,1 contempla ted by the framers of that document. ' . It Is apparent In Congress, where the division of incalculable value to the nation. Today the CIA is to become the center of an enterprise designed to _____ ____ put pir acy and slave smuggling on a business ,. ' po wer between the two major parties although ' of prostrate. Its morale is sapped, its ability to recruit ., basis. It was financed by risk capital supplied by seldom equal and often greatly unbalanced, agents is damaged and, as Secretary of Defense U.S. //__________ merchants and promoted by an advertising nevertheless serves as a check against the James Schlesinger said recently, the sources of //'__campaign directed at the buccaneer broth erhood '\ co mplete domination of that body by any one . fl information available to the CIA are drying up. S infesting the seas. political ideology. In this context the continuing harassment of Bring your loot to Fernandina, went the -Even the power of the Supreme Court, ' message, for pleasure and profit. the agency - particularly in the limelight of however, is tempered by divisions within itself, J For a brief period of dying Spanish congressional hearings, where immediate drama and the voice of one court's minority often sovereignty, Fernandina blossomed as the Port ' , .. ' .. '/ becomes the majority opinion of a succeeding has more weight with the public than a voluminous Royal of the North, the Barataria of the Atlantic, . court. report a year from now that few will bother to read , a lawless town where the green cross on its , "The very process of dissent," says Justice is reminiscent of the McCarthy era, standard should actually have been the black ______ _______ " Lewis F. Powell Jr., "tends to minimize ar. What we are seeing is investigative overkill at skull. ______ ______________ bitrary decision making, assures a rigorous its worst. The question now is not whether the CIA Responding to the invitation, the outlaws and internal testing of the majority view and ___ footloose of many lands came running. "It was a can be bridled and controlled by Congress, but bespeaks the vi tality of the court as an inwhether it can rise from the ashes. And that brings motl ey and miscellaneous crew," wrote Hubert stitutlon." Bruce Foster, "Bri tish adventurers, Irish and the disc ussion to the central point of whether we Justice Pow ell made this remark in an address French refugees, Scotch enthusiasts, Mexican . . before the recent meeting of the American Bar need a CIA at all. We can't recall that even th e and Spanish usurpers, graduates of the ________________________________________________ j' Association In Montreal, where he answered ," severest critic of the agency has said that we do Baratarlan school, relics and remnantaof Negro critIcs who charge that the Supreme Court's not. squads thathadserved in Mexico, pirates, slaves frequent 5-4 splits on major decisons are Whatever its failings, the functions of th e CIA Silent partner traders - In short, the nobility of devil try was evidence that-it is so philosophically di vided it are vital to our national security. An agency of that there." should not rule on novel issues. At times as many as 300 vessels, almost all on sort is essential to provide the president and th e Not so, says Powell. The strong differences defense establishment the information they need questionable business, jammed the harbor with Indicated by the court's dissenters are both Lette r To The Editor exotic caches of stolen goods awaiting transshipboth to conduct intelligent foreign policy and to ment. inevitable and "reflect a strength - not a weakness - of the court." provide for the security of the citizens of the United The reputation of Fernandina had already Our Own Library It can be argued that these unwritten "checks our own roots already planted ? States of America. been established but It was Gregor McGregor, Concerning our in-limbo county library and balances" serve as often to check progress Mr. Schlesinger, himself th e head of the CIA another of those unbelievable characters system please I've been a League of Women Voters member and change and overbalance the rights of the let me submit a parable. and supporter for over 30 years and agree with minority against those of recently, remind ed us that there is no other' way to crowding the Florida stage, who launched an era the majority as do the On the island of Nantucket, w hen I attended their recommendation our county systems leave written ones to obtain the intelligence we need. Satellites are of special notoriety. prevent an aggradizernent of A romantic spouting sentiments of freedom church while vacationing this summer, the much to be desired. Perhaps I'm naive, but why power by any one of the three branches. Much inadequate because photographs do not think and, and justice for all mankind, he was actually a minister, before a late afternoon ser0ce, with can't some qualified person head a nominating more efficient and responsive to the popular will, as Schlesinger noted, they do not reveal intentions, surrogate for hard-headed businessmen who obvious joy and reverence, lighted the Altar committee for a volunteer library board; have some say, is the British system, In which prime candles himself. The service was held in the looked for a quick profit outside the law, The message that he left with the CIA inthe board hire and direct professional librarians, minister and Parliament are always of the same g McGregor, according toassociates, was man chapel of the 150 year old church with the vestigators merits the consideration of every with county support for their salarles, assistants, party and no Supreme Court exercises an autiful o ri gi na l woodwork freshly painted by of fine appearance and intelligence. He received be facility and book needs? You may very well ultimate veto over their actions. American who believes that he has been wronged his looks from his grandfather of the same name church member volunteers, and, excellently know Seminole Coun ty residents who would be by the CIA, or that American institutions have been Actually the American system is a concalled Gregor the Beautiful. While not exactly a done. The Epistle was ready by a volunteer the glad to act in an advisory capacity. 'sequence of the Founding Fathers' distrust of subverted by CIA activities, masculine description, the first McGregor was choirmaster with a Pcrtugese name) from th e overweening parliamentary rule, against which I Just believe It would be more meaningful, We tend to forget, Mr. Schlesinger said, "that peepared to defend it, if naxvssary, with congregation, and, a young woman volunteered t y he revolted. Curious and unwieldy it may economical and successful if we taxpayei's did vinlence. He was so profi cient with the ancien t to pass the alms plate. The service to me, and, the most valuable of social welfare services that a but it has, on the whole, served apparently to the almost full chapel oWS1Ve5. Also, this proposed Procedure wouldsometimes us well forseem, l years. Scot1sh weapons of broadsword and axe that society can provide for its citizens is to keep them help lighten the load on the post office, reduce was 'afled for a command performance beforecongregation, was most meaningful. One church alive and free." Shed a tear for poor, oil-rich OPEC. energy Consumption, paper waste and member had just painted the old outside church the English king. Some members of the Organization of Oil bureaucracy. Put another way, we can and should insist that C-ison inherited the McGregor qualities. In sign a La Dutch decal style - charming!. Exporting Countries have seen their cash the CIA not have the willy"nilly right to open our addition he was a wanderer and dreamer. of necessity, being an island settled in To celebrate our Bicentennial I can't think of reserves fall to where they were before they mail - but we should also do nothing that Though an officer of the famous Black Watch early 1600's, the Nantucketers are resourceful - a better way to start our new library system than raised oil prices in 1973 and others don't know Regiment. thore kilted "Ladies from Hell," to me this represents the epitome of sacrifices our right to have private mail in the first the American way -with pride, Independently, where their next petrodollar Is coming from, founi the British army too tame and American way McGregor place. - to use our own resources! by our own count)' talent and people. Can't we reports Barron's magazine. drifted to South America where the action was use joy and reverence In fighting the candle that We should also remember that while we must -I I Tn nnnit, •kla it.,. t_ Since the start of this ver "" AIa,'r'lr' h. '" IIJ IIUJLclU1jtV33 LU LHt! " iauer and more iangerous. '" will provide adequate reference material and two-thirds of its foreign '' set the rules by which the CIA operates. we will Jose exchange reserves. The By the side ol the great Simon Bolivar he provement of our county libraries, instead of good reading -the road to knowledge for all reserves of Iraq and Libya have also fallen fast the game every time if we insist upon using padded fought so well thi I when Venezuelan indepen- spending $400,000 to $500,000 for services from our own people? "because of heedless overspeixijng," says the gloves while our opponents are using brass dence was won, he became a general and that beautiful and efficient Orlando Public bustriess and financial weekly, and "several of knuckles. member of the Order of the Liberadores, entitled Library, which I greatly admire, why can't we, Harriet H. Plunkeit the smiiller shiekdhdoms 5f f. ftf4qflI.. wi th county support and for much less money, apivid o wear medal arm sash Al'. 'nonte nrinu. , _________ ____ __________ ____ ____ ________ _________ (4 Young Officers Led Coup DACCA, Bangladesh I AP) -A band of young majors arid colonels led last week's coup against President Mujibur Rahman, assassinating the sheik and his entire family in their home in a hail of bullets and artillery fire, authoritative sources say. The foreign and Bengali sources, who Friday revealed th e details of t he takeover by 12 to 20 officers, said the coup began about dawn Aug. 15 when a truckload of troops started firing into the home of Meik Moni, Mujib's nephew and editor of the Bangladesh Times, killing Moni and his wife. A mile away in the Dhanmondi residential area, troops pounded the president's house, apparently using artillery, . _______ ____ . ___ ' , _____ ' _____ / I _________ ____ ____ ________ ___ BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - An army major kidnaped more than a year ago by leftist guerrillas 1153 strangled himself in "an act of desperation," a guerrilla communique says. Newspapers quoted the communique From the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) today as saying Maj. Julio Argentino del Valle Larrabure killed himself last Tuesday In a "people's jail" with a piece of sisal twine. An army spokesman said the report was "95 per cent exact." but he refused to elaborate. _____ ____ ____ ____ Ii: ____ , E. Woodland Dr., Sanford. ~ it ' U.S. Considers ShiDS To Soy on Soviets ' "I don 'I care if you did heat it mentioned on TV, I'm not buying you 'serial monogamy' for breakfast!" AUG 26 Lake Brantley High School Seniors pick up schedules in guidance center, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Schedules for un- AUG. 28 Sanford Middle School orientation for new st&nts, 1:30-2:30 p.m., auditorium, DISCHARGES: . Open house Lakeview Middle School for all students and parents, 9 a.m. to noon, to get schedules and meet teachers. .L_III IUUWIIId j1IUUIL Prices Romulus P. Delano Clarence FL Hanson Barbara L. Seeley Ester M. Ward Brian L. Warren Dorothy G. Pinlet, DeBary William C. West, DeBary Lakeview Middle School meeting for those Interested in substitute teaching, 10 a.m. at the .school. AUG. 30 Fraternal Order of Eagles fundraising luau and dance, 8 p.m to 1 a.m.. Altamonte -- .,,_ Exclusively at 7,ales tne co , s - '_ __________________ ________________________ Perpetual - - ' ROAD. COU - I. ' ' building. Collins sketch ed Ford on Thursday at th e Bass Haus in Vail. Ford viewd one of the seven pencil sketches and Said, "11,1111, this is be autiful.'' Rockwell Killer Freed RICHMOND, Va. lAP) - Johr. Patler has been released from prison after serving eight years of a 20-year sentence for killing American Nazi party leader George lincoln Rockwell. Pa tier plans to continue art studies that he began under a prison study-release program at Radford College, a prison spokesman said. But he First must deal with a temporary order barring inmates and parolees from attending the college, the spokesman said. College officials imposed th e ban last week after learnin g who he was. Nader Severs Ties NEW YORK (AP) - Citing a "division of philosphy," consumer advocate Ralph Nader Is severing his ties with th e Consumers Union. 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Overnight low 69. Partly cloudy through Sun. day with a chance of mainly afternoon thundershowers. Highs mostly in the 90s and lows tonight in the lOs. Winds Orlaiulb IOM WANSLEY seven grandchildren, variable 10 mph or less but three great-grandchildren, one stronger and gusty near Tom Warsley, 84, of Lake brother, C. H. Wansley of thundershowers. The rain Mary died Thursday evening. Jackson, Miss,; three sisters, probability is 30 per cent today Born in Wilks County, Ga., he Mrs., OIL Beard, Tuscaloosa, Harper, St.and Monday. lived In Seminole County for 50 Ala., Mrs. G.H. years, was retired from con- Augustine and Mrs. George EXTENDED FORECASTS rtruction work, was a Mason Bone., St. Simons Island, Ga. Brisson Funeral Howe in and a Baptist. Afternoon and evening include two sons, charge of arrangements. iv thundershowers Interior and w. T. Wansley Jr., of Memphis, west portions. East coast Waft,iley of a distr!cts, night and morning tnecaI WANSLEY, TOM " i4'rvlcr for Tom Wansley, aiir Mary who died Thur%day ,'ninc wri', t& t ii s a m. !?urday as tt qravesicie • Oak lawn Memorial Park With Harolo avis olilciating Prison Funeral Home in Paul Collins, an artist From PresiVAIL, Colo. iAPi dent Ford's hometown of Grand Rapids, Mich., has tompleted sketches for a 24-foot mural depicting the life (if the President. The mural, expected to be ( mnpleted by January, was authorized by Ford about three weeks ago and is to be displayed at the Kent County (Mich.) Airport administration 500 '5.95 1000 7.95 i -- __ Artist Completes Sketches No, of e' x 11 20 lb. Copies _____ ________________________________ One Side Two Sides -- . 1_u - Mllwee Middle School open house for all 6th, 7th and 8th grade students who will be attending Milwec, 10 am, to noon to pick up schedules. AtJG. 29 __ MEMPHIS (Al') - Singer Elvis Presley, despite his fourth hospitalization since Last fall, has given away yet another free car. This time the recipient was a nurse. Mrs. Marian Cocke, a nursing supervisor on the 18th floor of Baptist Hospital, drove to work Friday in a fouryear -old Ford. She drove home in a lux ury model Pontiac. Presley canceled a Las Vegas show after Wednesday night performances and flew back to Memphis. He was hospitalized on doctors orders Thursday night for "tests and fatigue,'' ONE DAY SERVICE ON QUICK COPIES 24 HOURS "PLEASING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS & OUR PLEASURE"- open house, 9 a.m. to noon. Students can follow schedules and meet teachers. Romulus P. Delano Hugh Duncan Scott T. Hickey Edward J. Miller Betty J. Myers Freddie B. Nelson Shayne M. Stewart Henry A. Taylor . Gives Nurse A Car FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY MIIUUI Marguerite Cornell . Hospitalized Presley Z1001hi 7potim TAI11tem Lake Brantley High School orientation for new students and their parents, 7:30 p.m., school commons. Includes tour of school and information on curriculum and clubs. Sanford: .. I luncheon Cavalier All Souls School opens. sane i. wara William it. Myers, L)CIiOfl John NI. Lord, Jenson Beach, Joyce R. Watson, DeBary Arlene F. Fucile, DeLand Fbi. Evelyn E. Morgan, Deltona Jcwell K. Darland, Longwood Robert J. La.tmore, Osteen Richard P. Pickles, Osteen - the relays would probably fall In five years or consumer. The Center for Auto Safety gave the 50,000 miles, federal sleuths all the information, which we had The findings led some Cadillac men to urge a asked them to help evaluate. Then we sat back r recall campaign which would protect Ca dilla c wait. owners but would cost $1.4 million. And we waited. Cadillac's bosses balked. In addition to This week, we called the NHTSA about expense, the recall campaign would have meant Investigation. A spokesman told us no conclusion admitting that Cadillac, "the king of cars," had le'1 reached in the matter. But, he added, flaws. It was decided, therefore, to fix the cars "we are essentiall y done with the investigative phase of the investigation." Ixitentlal danger. What's left? Well, after the NHTA finishes the unconcluded Investigative phases, the inBy the time of the coverup decision, trouble reports were growing more ominous. vestigation is evaluated, then as:vs3W, and then One told of an elderly man who tried to fight the a determination is made as to whether a defect fire in his new Cadillac with a hand extinguisher. exists. If a defect is found, public hearings are He would up in the ho3pital with over $10,000 in held so the Industry can present its em. By the time the CISC is concluded, the bills. Other reports told of burned tis dangerous Cadillacs will be obsolete. dashes, burned cars, MICROWAVE MENACE; The Pentagon has In the spring of 1973, we uncovered the royally pooh-poohed our repor becausets of microwave s scandal. Our queries to GM produced Watergate. damage to hunun eyes our sources the Turks will give the L f, there wire an incredible 21,000 blower relay like responses, First came outright denials, then wo'jld cost them billions In equipment changes access againpredict, to the strategic bases. failures in the 1969 Cadillacs, The 1970 Cadillacs partial, guarded admissions of some trouble. But and compensation. did better with only 9,516 reported rela failures, But If the vote is negative, one source Will spokesman told us no recall campaign was Now, t he esteemed "Eye, "there's no doubt we'd have to get Ameit is Car, Nose and GM abandoned the troubled relay de vice instituted because, "the situation was not c'Z.- Throat Out Of t1'i(e fast, Our equipment would prob, .n, before producing the 197j model But before sidcred safety related under the fedqal safety MUOL Monthly" has printed an article by Dr. Zaret telling of a 53-old be held in hostage and we'd ha ve to evac',ate thnipz the &ieU'e part, an honest memo act." . repairman who was not only blinded by e dependents." th circulated thiou, "diiLac's plush heaiiquarrays, At this peint, the feds entered the picture. It Is but deafened. The ear damage has also affected DANGEROUS DELAY: Government In. ten. The memo stated etarldy that in per sxn w. a.. .. nsibiflty to )tOtCCt the his balance and left him virtually unable to walk. Restaurant. StarlIght Promenaders Square Dance Club of will present clog dancing exhibition by Sunshine Cloers of .Maitland, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center on Shell Rd. Open to visitors and guests.- GEL) test leading to high school equivalency diploma, Seminole Community College, for anyone 18 or over has [net prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call SCC for information. J -. The Pentagon is quietly considering plans to vestigators have yet to complete their probe of a establish a flotilla of floating spy bases to major auto scandal we uncovered over two years replace the intelligence installations In Turkey. ago. The Turks began expropriating U.S. bases In 1973, we exposed a massive corporate after Congress refused to lift the arms embargo. coverup of dangerously faulty equipment in These bases, according to intelligence sources, Cadillacs. Largely as a result of our exposure, account for about one-fourth of the information the National highway Traffic Safety gathered about Soviet nuclear tests and military Administration (NUTSA) opened a formal in. maneuvers. vestigation. Top defense officials are tiil hopeful that Two years later, the InvP!tigthn b Liii at Turkey will let them continue to use the bases. . But they are casting about for other options. The story actually began in 1967 with General The most likely plan, now under discussiras' Motors' discovery thdt a "blower relay" used in the highest levels, would call for taking Ok ."4ps Cadillacs was falling Its engineering tests. out of mothballs and equipping them inThis innocent-looking switch, somewhat telligence gathering. Thus, the Soviet ,Jnion gmaller than a cigarette package, is a vital Part would be .non1tored from International ',atrs, of the air conditioning system. Any breakdown cause sudden, dangerous electric fires. Meanwhile, another all-out effort will ';e made this tall to change the House vote. Nonetheless, the blower relays were installed If the House votes to restore arm to A nk A I 3. In 1969 and 1970 Cadillac& By tbe end of IN9, AUG. 27 AU Souls School orientation, socIal haLl, 10 to noon; 1:30.3 p.m.; and 6-7:30 p.m. AUGUST 22, l75 ) - SISTER Inc. meeting, noon, HOSPITAL NOTES - - AUG. 25 derclassmen Issued first day of school. - - JACK "We are decided, disposed to talk with the United States on a plane of absolute seriousness, sincerity and responsibility. 1 PEOPL failed to pr ove it since King Constantine had not ordered anyone to lay down their arms. However, the court saw it different1y, saying that since tanks had surrounded the royal residence on the morning of the coup, this was considered as psychological pressure against the monarch which influenced his decision not to resist the coup leaders. Papadopoulos and 10 others had refused to testify or defend themselves during the proceedings. The 56 year-old ex-artillery colonel said that he would "let history judge his actions" and that "I do not accept the charges nor the court's con'speence to try me." However, loannides, who led the hardline Junta that toppled Papadopoulos, said that the court's "decision leaves me indifferent." CALENDAR AUG. 22, 23 and 25 Red Cross Swimming Classes - registration for beginners and advanced beginners, call 10 a.m. to 4p.m. Jackie Caolo, 131 PEOPLE E i on are positive steps," the prime minister said about the American action. "We view those measures with satisfaction." however, Castro said, the economic blockade "is essentially still contained" and Cuba cannot enter Into any dia. logue with the United States as long as It has "a dagger in Its Suicide Ends Ordeal - 0 It's 11 If) - ___~ Death Triumph Over Capitalism BELFAST, Northern Ireland (Al') - A terrorist gang hurled a bomb into a Roman Catholic-owned bar In Arinagh, killing two persons and wounding 12, just hours after Pri'tostant militants threatened to bring Northern Ireland to a standstill uiilcs Britain gets tough With the Irish Republican Army. Police reported Friday that three m charged into McGleenan's Bar in Armagh, iunen itiiles southwest of Belfast, opened fire on the crowd of drinkers and tossed in a bomb. A few hours earlier the Ulster Loyalist Coordinating Committee, a powerful alliance of Protestant paramilitary organizations, militant political groups and the influential Ulster Workers' Council, delivered Its ultimatum to the British y ________ Castro Ter rn s Revolu Two Killed In Belfast i Gets ministerial posts during the showed no emotion. dictatorship years. Earlier, Patakos In a brief The defendants have five statement said: "If my execuwere sentenced to death today prisonment to eight of the de- days to petition for a retrial tion or imprisonment serves the after a court convicted them of fendants. Seven more received from the Supreme Court on the interests of the motherland I insurrection and high treason prison terms ranging from ground of trial irregularities feel content in the knowledge for staging the 1967 army coup eight to 20 years. but they cannot appeal against that there Is no value higher that suspended democracy In Two of the 20 former ranking their sentences, a Lawyer for than that." Greece. army officers on trial were one of the convicted men said. However, the death sentences The court also stripped Pa- found innocent. They were AlSeveral of the defendants who were not expected to be carried padopoulos and his two colla. exander Iladjipetros, a retired received jail sentences smiled, out. Observers said the three borators, Nicholas Makarezos lieutenant general who headed The coup leaders, Papado. coup leaders would likely be and Styllanos Patakos, of their the Greek Central Intelligence poulos, Patakos and Maka. reprieved and receive prison officer ranks. They had resign. Agency after the coup, and rezos, sat side by side in the terms. ed from active service during Constantine Karidas, a former front row of the courtroom, Death sentences in Greece the dictatorship years and were colonel who served in various looked straight ahead and are carried out by firing squad. Sentenced to life terms were retired Gens: Gregory Spantidakis, George Zoitakis, Michael Houfagalis and Dimitrios loan. t aides, c-chief of the military police who toppled Papadopoulos in November 1973, and retired Cots. Constantine Pa. padopoulos, the ex-dictator's MIAMI (AP) -Cun ba itime But we would not want to pendence hero Jose M ar11 and brother, Michael Ealopoulos, lonannis Ladas and Anthony Minister Fidel Castro has reac- dialogue with a dagger In our party founders Julio Antonio Lekkas. ted to an American gesture of heart. This is the position of the Mella and Carlos Valino to what Testimony presented at the goodwill by rallying his eight revolutionary government of he said were the Marxisttrial, which opened July 28, million countrymen under the Cuba," Leninist principles of his own showed that army colonels had banner of Marxism-Leni&sm In his Friday night speech, revolution, moved faster than their superl. and the support of the Soviet Castro said to ringing applause "There were no greater folors who were planning a coup of Union. in Havana's Lazaro Pens lowers of Jose Marti than Car- their own with the blessing of "The revolution has trium. ater that with the aid of the So- los Valino and Julio Antonio former King Constantine. phed over colonialism, Yankee viet Union, Cuba "has had the Stella," Castro said In tying the A lcacLng newspaper, To imperialism and capitalism," good luck of accomplishing its turn-of-the century independVima, demanded that the state Castro declared over nation- historic desires" by ridding it. ence movement led by Marti to also bring the generals to trial, wide radio and television self of its oiressors. founding of the Communist on conspiracy charges. Friday night In a ceremony "The ideas of national inde- the The colo nels' trial had begun marking the 50th anniversary pendence - dream of so many Party in 1925. on a discordant note when 16 of of the Cuban Communist Party. generations of Cuban heroes "If there was to be a Imuc tthe 21 lawyers walked out to H made de no mention in his and the ideas of social revolu. definitive revolutIon in our protest that the court's decision 11-2-hour speech of the partial tion - the dream of other gen- homeland, it had to be under the had already lifting of the American econom- erations - have been carried banner of Marxism-Leninism," parliament been decided since had declared the ic blockade of the island. out in our homeland," the he asserted in referring to 1967 army takeover as a coup But earlier Friday, Castro prime minister said, own assumption of power In a a nd not a revolution. went on the radio to express his Castro link ed Cuba,, inde- 1959. The death sentence could only government's position on the have been Imposed for inloosening of the U. S. trade emsurrection. Defense lawyers bargo. were confident the court had "1 sincerely believe that they ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today holds more talks with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on a new Sinai agreement with Israel before flying to Damascus to assure Syria that the United States Js not ignoring its Interests in the Golan Heights. Kissinger arrived in this Mediterranean resort Friday after opening his latest peace shuttle in talks with the Israeli negotiating team. He reviewed with Sadat "all of the elements of an interim settlement," state Departinent spokesman Robert Andrson reported. An Egyptian spokesman said that while "problems still remain," some progress was made. Weakens Functions ' - ATHENS (AP) - Former receiving their cfficer's retiredictator George Papadopulos ment pay. and his two closest associates The court meted out Life Irn- BRIEF With Egypt's Sadat ) Overkill Of CIA V,C Papadopulos Kissinger Holds Talks llonie 1kIiver.: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, S28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ERRO . 4,I97SSunday, Aug. 24,1975-3 I Sunday, Aug. 24, 1975-4A F Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sentenced I SCRATCH PADS, WHITE BOND 100 SHEET PADS WE WILL CUSTOM MAKE YOUR PAPER NEEDS TO YOUR PARTICULAR BUSINESS I yorwInap If you Iii. i to do tuise by mail - - lust put your camera ready copy in an envelop, tell us how many you want and mail to Quality House Printers, P.O. Box t03, Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701. . Our People Make Us Number One Zulu Ii'otvIng Osas'g. • 2.1.. custom Chap SanbAm.'iecrni a Mft., Chop American £ippI a Din.,, CIv • Catt. 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Wright and Valerie Rye Weld) validity of the figures sub- to roll back any race that is may be registered in either Persons who work for em- income, whichever is less - for announce the beginning of muted by Allstate for a rate determined to be excessive or single ownership or beneficiary ployers unable to finance a retirement. • classes for the 11th year at their increase." unfairly discriminatory. Such form, pension plan may set aside a The amount set aside anSchool of Dance Arts, 2560 Allstate filed a 20 per cent action Is subject to appeal to the Individual Retirement Bonds portion of their annual income nually Is deductible from gross South Elm Ave., Sanford, will statewide private passenger 1st District Court of Appeals in are nontransferable and cannot - up to a yearly limit of $1,500 income for federal Income tax resume on Sept. 8. automobile insurance rate Tallahassee, according to be sold or used as collateral, or 15 per cent of their gross purposes. Ashler. All ages of pupils, from five. increase effective Aug. 15. "Although the increase has year-old and up, will be ac•'.r wi si RYE already gone into effect," cepted. ti RIGHT Ashler said, ''if the TOt Ml T A registration fee of $10 per examination reveals that the Thehas U.S. Treasury DepartOUAPdTITII S t(taled $7,103,462, resulting in the process of moving its child is due and payable with new rates used do not meet the ment placed on sale U.S. unaudited net earnings of Sanford location to Orlando the first month's tuition and is 'tests of the law,' I will take Individual Retirement Bonds, $418,771 - or 28 cents per share where it will be quartered on a non-refundable, but is tran- necessary action to protect the specifically designed for inas compared to revenues lot currently V).655,550 $S5,530 in the first quarter ofofonlarge East Colonial Drive.in operation sferable, according to the interests of Florida citizens vestment by persons who lack fiscal 1975, which resulted In net In an effort to avoid the sisters. affected by the increase." coverage by any other tarnings of 8198,45.3 — or 13 massive project of transferring Rates of tuition vary, Ashler also indicated that the retirement plan. ctnts per share - before ex- ,eji current stock of homes to depending upon the number of detailed examination will take These bonds are issued raordinary items and $248453 the new location, Colony is lessons each person takes per a minimum of 60-90 days and pursuant to the provisions of the -- or 16 cents per share — after staging a fuli-scale eft to week and the number of per- possibly longer. Employe Retirement Act of ing effect to a net operating liquidate as much of the in. SOnS in the same family who Florida law specifies that 1974. lo :iss carry-forward 01 850,000 attend, ventory as possible before rates shall not be excessive, Sold at face value in r three cents per share. - Sept. I, deadline. or Further information may be inadequate unfairly denominations of $50, *1(X) and Garfield reported these first To do this as quickly as obtained by calling the studio at discriminatory. The law also $500. the bonds accrue interest I -:arter results "ref1ct the -demand for Auto-Train Txsiihle Colony has launched a 323-1900. provides that autrinotijie inat the rite of six per cent per flfl* surers can imp!cmnenit rate year, compounded semiservices along with operating multiphased promotion, '"iuch PRICES includes both drastic price changes without getting ap- annually and are payable upon and budgetary changes imEFFECTIVE reductions and the giving away proval of the Insurance Corn- redemption. THRLJ e 77 plemented by the company of food freezers and frozen According to State Treasurermissioner before they are put These Individual Retirement during the fourth quarter of foods. Insurance Commissioner Phil into effect. Bonds may be purchased from fiscal 1975, the full impact of Ashier, "Rate analysts will be However, the Insurance any Federal Reserve Bank or which was felt in the first sent into Allstate Insurance Commissioner has the branch or directly from the quarter." He said he expected the The Rye sisters (Miriam Rye Company to determine the authority to require an insurer Treasury Department, They favorable results to continue through fiscal 1976. * Auto-Train carries automobiles and passengers on '. runs between Sanford and flFIir*irccxi - -.... Lexington, rttLjUUC'E Ky., and - - • . SOII nc ' Ptc:s FRESH EGGS Business I 'Too EarlyTo Tell' I Jerry 1:.jrEh4 Seminole - . .....- - - - -. . during a fall practice. The . ., - Seminoles are t Sept. 12 ;,* e 4W4 \\ opener - against Oviedo. U" .... Industrials Fall 87.5 Points Gordon Williamson) 77# 10's Investors Thinking Twice $ - v S 1k)VINC CLAIROL -H LOVING CARE 418 COLOR LOTION U Sanford's own Bob Dance - 11' brokers among a large investors. ranked in the top 10 for sales in number accused of par. Lewis said the consent agree. the month of June for the ticipating in shat authorities mont accomplished the goal in Orlando Zone, which includes MY is a multlniilllon-dollar getting back at 1eat some of Florida, Georgia and Alabama. stock swindle have agreed 10 the investors' money and it And he did it again repay about $10,000 to in. forces the brokers to give up month of July with over new vestors, Comptroller Gerald what they had gained, "to sufcars sold. Congratulations, and Lewis announced Friday. ,This is an encouraging sun icr to some extent." keep on truckin' Bob. "it shows we're not going to that some are willing to pay back what they have t.akcn let them get away with it," he without fighting us in court," said. Ikio't forget that now through Lewis said. When he filed the suit, Lewis lie conceded the less than conceded that only a portion of the end of August Stereo Associates, located at 1189 Ala. $10,000 to be repaid Is only a the investors money probably monte Altamonte drop in the bucket but said, would be recovered but said Ave., Springs, is ha'ing a stereo con. "this Is the first time the faucet that would be better than noth. trig. nls.seur'sdream—aaalewhere has ever been tapped." Lewis filed the suit in Martin you can name your own discount on fine Stereo Corn. County Circuit Court against 10 ponefits corporations and 11 of their ofThe sale rules are simple: On ficers and directors, seeking an I_ 2417 S. French Ave. TO N YJJfy S S I Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AG E N CV _-BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL BLACK FLAG 88 ANTuROACH "Clean Up That Old Typewriter" Blow Out - Replace Ribbon Clean Type - Oiling and One Adjustment. 322-8005 Offer Expires Labor Day *9 95 151/2 FIflDIflA 1 OZ.C('MPAREAT1" 4, last sear, had an operation in the spring and Is not fully recovered. The coach said there's no way to tell when he will be able to play. 'Alvin Cowan.s is the only returning letterman who has played much in the secondary,' Dickey said. Beginning his sixth year as Florida coach, Dickey also must replace two outstanding linebackers, a great wide receiver and four starters in the offensive line. "I'm excited about the kind of football team we can have," Dickey said. "We play mnor? on the road, and it may help us not to be down when we do go away. To be successful, you have to win both at borne and away." Florida had an 84 record last year. The Gators wire upset by Vanderbilt. Georgia and Kentucky (luring the regular season, all away from home, and lost to Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl. The Gator strengths this season are in the defensive line and offensive backfield, AAcKay Greets Majors With Towering Blast SHORT STUFF: When it Raines it pours . . . that's the baseball woe for foes of the Sanford All-Stars. In this case, Raines is less precipitation and more brothers Ned and Tim flames. The pair are about-town sports, something of boys for all seasons. They will be counted upon heavily by Seminole High for the ball-carrying talents this grid season. But twice-a-day practice could be just a conditioner for those Sunday afternoon amateur baseball games. New Smyrna Beach is in town today at Sanford Memorial Stadium, and LI things go as usual, the bats, arms and legs will leave the fame Rainesedout. And how about a plug for the little man In football' Lyman Coach Dick Copeland has a dandy performer in Jerry Human, whose grid talents are many and would be a solid college prospect except that he is only 5-10 and 190 pounds. "When they don't even consider you, something is wrong," says Copeland. "They (recruiters) look for size and then ability." A couple I Continued On Page 3-Bi "We have two fellows at quarterback who've provcd themselves sound players: Don Gaffney and Jimmy Fisher," Dicke)' said. "Sophomore Billy Kynes had a good spring practice and can contribute." At running back in the Florida wishbone, are Tony Green, who set a school rushing record of 856 yards last fall as a freshman; Jimmy DuBose; Larry Brinson; and James Richards all with good experience and fine rushing averages. - Robert Morgan, Earl Carr, Willie Wilder and possibly transfer Sammy Lemon will get playing time. Biggest losses from last year were wide receiver Lee McGriff, linebackers Ralph Ortega and Glenn Cameron, defensive end Preston Kendrick and defensive back Randy Talbot, "1 hope we have the talent to fill the vacancies,Dickey said. "It's hard to regain as much strength and experience as we lost" Pirates SweepTw'Pnbill, Gain On Winning Pht"/s he said. Phils 6, P&Irew s The red-hot Pittsburgh Pirates? The slumping Mike Schmidt's to-run homer in the ninth inning ('incinnati Reds? Wait a minute"Shouldn't that be the vaulted the Piullies i."ast San Diego and kept them other way around' within ctrikin, distance of the Pirates. Dick Allen, who Maybe a week ago, when the Pirates were stumbling had homnered earlier, dotb kdwith one out before Schthrough it six-amne losing streak—four of the-m in mnidt sent his .t9th homer ino the left field bleachers, Cincinnati—and the Reds were ona nine-game winning Braves 9, Crdh1s S spree. Rookie Rob Eelloir droe in four runs, two with a But not any more It's shat you (all :,our basic single in a six -run sixth Inn ng, to lead Atlantapast St about.lace. Both are on four-g ame streaks—but it's the Iuis and drop the thirdla Cards four games back Bucs who are winning and the Reds who are losing, of the Pirates. "I think ourslump is over. We're aggressive again at Mets 6, Giants 4 the plate," Dave Parker said Friday alter his The Met3 gave Tom Seaver & live-run lead in the first dramatic two-run homer in a four-run eighth inning inning and he needed all of them to become the first IScatapulted the Pirates to a 4-2 victory and a twi-night game winner In the league. Rusty Staub's two-run doubleheader sweep of the Reds. Two-run singles by homer highlighted the burst that kept fourth-place Craig Reynolds and Rennie Stennett in a five-run sixth New York from falling more than 5 games back of inning and Richie Zisk's two homers carried Pitt- the Bu(--. sburgh to a 7-2 victory in the opener. Expos 3, Dodgers 1 T)'e twin-killing of the Reds widen ed t)e Pirates' Larry Pa rr ish's two-run homer in th e 12th in ning National League East lead to It- games over boosted Mon tr eal over the Dodgers. Al Downing l'hiladelphia, which edged San Diego 6-5. In t he rest of walk ed Mike Jorgensen before Parrish slugged his the league, Atlanta defeated St. Lo uis 9-5, New York eighth homer of the year. Ron Cey's 16th homer gave beat San Francisco 6-4, Montreal 'xirnmned Los Angeles l.ns Angeles the lead in the seventh inning but the 3-1 in 12 innings and Chicago downed the :tstros 65 in Expos tied it in the ninth on Nate Colbert's third II. homer. "We've had troubles, but we're getting it back Cubs 6, Ash-us S together," said Parker. "And the big guy, meaning An error and Jose Cardenal's bunt single gave the Willie Stargell, says he'll be back in the lineup MonO Cubs two 11th-inning runs and their victory over day, so that's good news." Houston. Cesar 'edeno's single had given the Astros a Stargell, recovering from a cracked rib, was out of 554 lead In the top of the 11th. Rut a pair of walks and the lineup during the Hues recent 212 road tnp second baseman Ken Bos w ell 's miscue tied it again By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Obviously, Dave McKay believes in the power of suggestion. "Just before I left Tacoma, flick Renick said to mire, 'Why don't you hit a home run your first time up like I did," McKay related Friday night. So when he sli pped to the plate for the first time in the major leagues in the third inning of Minnesota's game against Detroit, he took Renick's suggestion literally and walloped the second pitch from Vern Ruble 356 feet into the left field seats. 322-0285-831-9774 bucket. The big one got away, as always, th is time beca use I was li1nguptomny nickname T,I., which stands for tangled ljflC. But that's okay. Any fisherman will attest the joy of fishing is not restricted to pulling in the big one. In fact, unfulfilled ;tnticiirtmonis often a greater thrill because it lingers so. Dickey Excited About '75 Gator Prospects GAINESVILLE (AP) The Florida Gators, who begin practice ?1onday for the 1975 season, will be concentrating on strengthening their defensive backfield and replacing 1974 graduates. "One of our biggest problems Is rebuilding the defensive secondary, and on top of that, it's possible Wayne Fields will not be at full speed when we open the season Sept. 13," Coach Doug Dickey said. Fields, a stalwart In the defensive secondary To Repay About $10,000 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) same development to three - (Herald photo by CONTAC CAPSULES nv ruarLr - preparing for the -ç-'--...-----'----- - . twice-a-day, Dominick and Bob were brought up in the grocery business in New Jersey. In fact, Dominick says that on the day of his birth, his mother rang up the last We for the day at their grocery business and then he NEW YORK 4AP) —To judge market-watchers for the appar- disrupts the spending plans of "And the longer It was put off, was born, by the stock market's behavior ent change of heart Is substan- businesses and consumers, the larger it was likely to be." Discount Market carries cold lately, American ir.veors are tial: —The much-publicized finanIt is also widely argued that cuts, eggs, milk, breads, fresh having some somber second —Resurgent inflation, as eviclal problems of New York city, the market will have to go down produce, beers, wines and thoughts about the economic denced not only by stepped-up and their potential impact on dli a good deal more before anyone cndas at low prices. There is outlook they viewed so op. also an Italian and American tirnistically only a few months rates of Increase in the govern- the investors who own the city's can conclude that investors ment's consumer and wholesale securities, including the have given up on their hopes for style delicatessan and ago. price Indices, but also by recent country's biggest banks, a rebound from therecession. Dominick says he makes the In a vivid contrast to its Many market analyst insist boosts in a broad range of basic "best" sausage in town, For A Long Cool point rise from early December commodities and materials - that the declines of late can still Summer Install The recine is e secret - through July 15, the Dow bite steel, aluminum, wheat and be looked on a.! a normal period we've already asked! Carrier average of 30 IndustrIals has gasoline. of retrenchment - a Store hours are 9 a.m.-10 p.m. fallen 87.55 points in a little FREE "correction" in Wall Street YES Beginning Sept. 18, the market more than a month. —Rising interest rates, which parlance after the prolonged will stay open till midnight so The slide dragged the closely add to the cost of living and of and powerful rally of the first the Jai Alai fans can pick up watched indicator down 14.24 doing business, and at the same six months this year. necessities on their way home: points on Tuesday and another time tend to drain money from "All year long we've been ex15.25 Wednesday, leaving it at the stock market into Interest- pecting a crTection," observed SOUTHERN AIR 6—itstirstcIosebeIow8(X) bearing investments, like Kenneth V. Johnson, research of Sanford, Inc. since April 11, director at the MinneapolisDodge new car sales in the Ph. 322.8321 Other market measures have —Doubts about the based brokerage firm Piper, 100 N. Maple Ave. Orlando Zone during the month shown equal or even sharper economy's ability to mount a Jaffray & Hopwood. -_-_-_,_of July were excellent with an pullbacks. sustained recovery from the increase of over 13 per cent The list of reasons given by recession, especially if inflation __ when compared to the month of LOW AUTO RATES June, For the record, July was the Three Brokers Agree Under 25 - SR-22's second best car month ealenCancelled - Rejected dar-year-to-date for the Dodge E.Z. Payments . Quotes boys. Early August sales for both cars and trucks indicate that they are going to have another good month. - makes a point working out - -. football coach, - . i•_ . Bass, brim. catfish or just time to think? The bounty clearly defined, all one has to do in Seminole County is select his weapon and battlefield. Lake fishing in Monroe, Jessup, atney or Puzzle is excellent is thrie of year, Ditto for the Wekiva River. Also outstanding Is serenity and solitude one allows himself when he is the only one on the horizon and peacefuilness lingers over the water. It's a great place f or cleari ng the mind as well as the bait "Wow," said Coach Jerry Posey last week, wrapping up the first week of fall practice. "Don't ask me that. It's too early to tell." Seminole fans, evidence of their avidness sta nding tall in th e new stadium behind th e school, are alr eady sti rring talk of a su per season, tr a di tion until recent years. There was a time when 7-3 was considered an offseason at Seminole, 8-2 so-so and 9-1 a must. So what happened the last few seasons? Some insiders argue that a lack of school spirit and pride crept into athletics; or that former loyalities to phased-out ('moms contributed to a conflict of interect It was speculated last season the team had 11 opponents, instead of the 10 that appeared on the schedule thinking being that Seminole's athletic program had not yet crawled out of Ow shadow cast by Crooms. Without broadcasting it, many of the Black supporters at Seminole point to Claude Woodruff, last year's coach and tumself Black, for dispelling once and for all misconceptioics of that 11th opponent. It is likely that Woodruff's primary contribution was not evident last year, but will show up this year and next in continwty of purpose. Posey, former player and assistant coach, is certain to inherit a few advantages from the former administration, just like any new head coach, Ile has already made his mark with his players, rapport running high. Giving unto Caesar only those things which are Caesar's, the Fortune of this Seminole football team still rests with Posey. .;' Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A & P T i4i' . .• By JIM IIAYNF.S be. , PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Seminole County and Central Florida — have scored another first. A California-Style Open Air Market, called Discount -! Market, opened up only two weeks ago on Fernwood Blvd., -. .:. .: -: :. --•. . next to the Caboose in Fern ............................ Park. :---- .. •.. MAW , • - r- ' Already the response to this unique idea has been Discount Market Opens In Fern Park tremendous, states Amos — ' High School head Haynes' Hunches I'd say he has a firm grip on things so far. Nothing like a victory to cement that feeling, and the Seminoles get their hance in the season lidlif ter Sept. 12 against Oviedo. mo(ImualI season mncnes, tire more ciurnmn question: how g(J(xl will Seminole High School's football (Cain I Posey, IN ID Tribe How Good Beat p l{essa, Bob Andriano and DotTiinick Andriano, owners of Discount Market. Sunday, Aug. 24, 1975—l8 The blow snapped a 1.1 tie and Twins went on to defeat the Tigers 84. Elsewhere in the American League, the Boston Red Sox edged the Chicago White Sox 2-1, the Baltimore Orioles downed the Texas Rangers 8-5, the Cleveland Indians knocked off the Kansas City Royals 9-5 and he New York Yankees turned back the California Angels 5.2. Oakland and Milwaukee were rained out. McKay became the 42nd player In major league history to hit a home run In his first time at bat. The 41st was Detroit's Reggie Sanders last season. For the record, Renick, McKm,y's Tacoma teammate, turned the trick for the Twins July 11, 1968. Following McKay's blast, Phil Hoof also homered and Dan Ford added a home run later on while reliever Bill Cmunpbcll blanked the ligers on two hits over the last four Innings. Red Sox 2, While Sex I Iii. i'r 1iir't hurli'iI :r four hittir riixl io.ctcrn nini.wd the White Sox on Dwight Evans' solo homer and a run. scoring single by rookie Fred Lynn. Evans homered in the fifth and the fled Sox scored what proved to be the winning run in the sixth when Carl Yastrzemnskl singled, stole second, continued to Laird on catcher Brian Downing's wild throw and scored as Lynn poked a single through a drawn-in infield For his 891h 1(131, tops in the Al.. '. sf tr ' .; ' *: . ()'j -_.__ . LARRY PARRLSJI - - JA - - - I_ _______ j _____ - -. ' -4.- Yankeca 5, Angels 2 Chris Chambliss drove in thre" runs with his eighth homer and a single and Catfish lhmtcr won his 17th game with a five-hitter. Chambliss, who delivered New York's first run with a fourth-inning single, belted his eighth borne run alter Thurman Munson opened the sov'nth with a double off Fd Fir!U'N a - -_ -• Orioles 8, Rangers 5 Elrod Hendricks hit a two-run homer to key a fourrun third imuting and Don Baylor hit a two-run shot In the fifth as the Orioles remained 6 1 2 games behind Boston in the Al. East. Hendricks, the first man to face reliever Clyde Wright in the third, hit his sixth home run of the season alter Tony Muser's single had given the Orioles a 3-2 lead. Indians 9, Royals 5 Gt'rge Brett's throwing error gave Cleveland two of its four First-inning runs and the Indians held on to beat Kansas City, dropping the Royals seven gaines behind rained-out Oakland In the Al. West. Rick Manning was safe on Cookie Rojas' error and scored on Georg Hendrick's double. - . . .- -_ • "_ ,- - • 'v'-. _ _____ L- �25-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Sunday, Aug. 24, 973 mot ____ _ 'Bear' Bryant Tests Legality 6 , ;. 11 ;,. - 1 Of Rules Limiting Players pup'u'11'1hhhI'U0%l L I 04,441. . __- - ' I , ., - F - coaches and athletic officials, particularly the big time major football schools. Th ey hailed Bryant's action, condemning the reduction in squad size. Yet none would go so far as to commit his institutionstoasimjliarsui(....at leash.ut yet. The only reaction from an NCAA official was an oblique comment from the organization's president, John Fuzak of Michigan State, who called the Alabama suit's reference to t'ontracts with players "a curious terminology." Th e NCAA has main ta ined that co llege stu de nts on a th le tic sc holarships or a grant-in-aid are not u nd er contract. "They're getting gran ts-in-aid related to academic pursuits mited In li amount of those gran ts, so I don't think that's a con tractual arrangement in th e usual sense," sa id Fuzak. Th is, however, is a view that has yet to stand a judicial in. quiry. The suit filed Friday' seeks to sto p th e NCAA from enforcing rules which were approv ed one week before at a special NCAA convention in Chicago as a measure to help ease th e financial cru nch facing collegiate a th letics. Th e court test asks relief only for Alabama and th e Crimson Tide football players who would be affect ed . — I I ' -- Is- '' . t ,.01~~__-,-. . Long Beach League .1 SsLtcwan ril - Relay ~.0;_..._---__.... — Houston s. it in _~-i%_ - - Ylll~-._-' -• - ' .' Atlanta 9, St Grelse Back In 7-30 Memphis at Philadelphia 1, CincinnatI 2 Louis S Philadelphia 6. San Diego S Montreal 3 Los Angeles I. 12 Calitornia at mimharn 1- 30 PM Shrevewl •? Portland — •Z)): Team Chicago a? HiwlO, 17 - 30 a m Innings New York 6. San Franco I SaturdayS Games Houston (York 02) at Chk ClQO (Bonham II Cincinnati (Gullett 103) at Pittsburgh (kison 9 10) Baseball ' Leaders N" York licaosman 10 III at AMERICAN LEAGUE San Francisco (Monte4vjco 10 BA77ING (300 of bali)Carevii, Min. .370. Lynn. fisn. 330. Munson. NY, 3)6; Wash inoton, Oak. 310, S'ngi,ton. 7) .'.Ianfreal (Rogers 10,9 ancI 4 10) at Los AneIes Pnk (Hooton 119 and Downing 20). 7 () Atlanta Tampa Vs. na'. P Ii N S-Carew, Nlekro I? 11) at Mm. • SW, 76: Rice, Sw, 75; May Philadelphia lCarl?or. ii berry. KC. 74 San Diego (SpilIner 410). In) RUNS IN-Lynn. Tidiy's Games 1R%n, @9; - BATTED Cincinnati St PittUmfgh HouSton Chicago A tlanta at St Louis New York at Son Francisco, at 95, Rice. Bsn. $2; HITS---Carew. Min. 161. Mum Singleton, Sal. II?; GSrett. American Lea g ue KC. 140~ East W I Pc?. GB R oton 76 50 Baltimore 6,p s4 ss? 3 6,.3 Washinqlon, Oak. 140 DOUBLES-McRae. KC. 33 Lynn . Jilin. 33, P Jackson. Oak. 37: Slnoleton, Bal, / 63 67 504 17'-'t berry. KC. 2 TRIPLES-Rivers, Cal, 11, Cleveland 57 66 163 171 One, Chi, 10: 6 Brett, KC, 9; 6 Milwaukee 55 70 444 Tied With 6 Detroit 30 76 391 26 HOME RUNS-Mayberry. West — KC, 79, P Jackson. Oak. Oakland 76 6 Scott, MI), 77 , Bonds, NY. Kansas City 6$ 54 311 7 Burroughs, Tex, 22 Chicago 67 44 193 4 MIr.neota 39 45 Cal, 63; Wathinqtori. Oak, California SO 70 AS3 19 O'i%. KCr r Friday's Results Iiosto,. 2. Chicago 1 New York S. California 7 Cleveand 9. Kansas city Milwaukee. pp Oakland rain M i nnesota S. Detroit i Baltimore S. Texas 5 at Saturdays Games )7) at (hcaqo (Jefferson Boston (wise 16 7) California (Singer lit) new York (Gura I ) 9 14) Detroit (Coleman at M"v"esota (Blylyrn 136) Cleveland (Waits 20) Kan ias City (AnIle's 65). In) (B.attnsen OH Oakland 53) at Milwaukee Abbott (Travers Si and Hausman 7 It n) PaltimGre (Cuellar 121) at Texas (JenkIns 14 13). In) at an Today'$Oame, Calif or nia at New York, 2 Chicago at 1Ioton Minnesota Detroit Cleveland at Kansas City Oakland at Milaukre AIflmor• Texas. In) a? at Pro Football NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE rihbImnn 5rh*uI. • Sets _. '-'; '' - 9. - . ,1 / . I -. f,_- • -- 4* . • . ''' • . ,-,. - .' ' - . - -'. $ i •eY - - - -. - . . - .. — -, - ,. ..i Is - - . .v . - - . ! . 1,W I ' 4 - Ir . '' 1,. . I I ~v - ov • - _____ - - , - I -. - ., - - - - - • - • ' ~ SKATEBOARDS For thIs youth and several others, the skateboard provided some friendly competition recently at Seminole High School. It's not as last as a plane, nor as scenic as a train ride, nor even as relaxing as an emy b1cycle ride. But for ft _________________________________________________________ WAY TO TRAVEL THE I) • __________________________________________________________________ Me phi'*s Tough Be// Test - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and Warfield is almost impossible to cover passer. It hasn't happened so far. Despite the 0-3 record, there have been some encouraging signs for Portland. Jim EverL%n rushed for 161 yards last week. Football League game against the Memphis leads the WFL in rushing and the best single-game performance of the Memphis Southmen. in total defense while the Bell is last in year, and Don Horn has completed nearly "The way to beat Memphis," said total offense, so Wood has good reawn to 60 per cent of his passies. Shreveport"s Wood,"Ls to hold t.ai'ry Csonka to about 15 approach Sat ur day's meeting wi th ex- attack is built around the passing of Edd yards rushing, limit Paul Warfield to one treme caution. Hargett and running of veteran Jim catch and pray that Jim KUck doesn't Saturday other WFL games have Nance. play." Chicago, 1-2, at the Hawalians, 1-2; San Antonio's unheralded quarterback, Wood, the first-year coach of the Bell, Shreveport, 1-2, at Portland, 0-3; San Johnnie Walton, has been very impressive has a world of respect for Memphis' three Antonio, 3-1, at Jacksonville, 1.1, and in the early going and ranks second In ernornia, 2-1, at Birmingham, passing. Jacksomille is second in the National Football League. fie knows 2-1. league in total offense, with the pawing of they've added to a club which was good Chicago has the league's top receiver in George Mira complementing the running o enough to win the WFL last year. John Gilliam with 15 catches for 273 yards Tommy Reamon and Al Haywood. "No question, they are tough," said and the No. 2 passing attack fueled by The Sun brought a pair of rookie stars Wood. "They pose quite a defensive veteran Pete Beathard. The Hawailans, for the University of Southern California, dilemma. Yo'i can talk In terms of Csonka weakened by the loss for the season of quarter ba ck Pat linden and running back being the greatest fullback in modern running star Calvin Hill witha knee injury, Anthony Davis, while Birmingham has a football history, and Warfield could hope one of their quarterbacks-Ri ck rus possibly be the greatest receiver. KIick Cassata, Sonny Sixklller and Wayne Johnny Musso, a college hero at the compllment.s Csonka's running game well Estabrook—can emerge as a toptllght University of Alabama. Philadelphia Bell Coach Willie Wood knew what his team ought to do to come out on top in Saturday night's World .%*-o"ne.,, Memphis came into the game with a U record while Philadelphia is 1.2- 111 # • • ) • I _______ ____ _____ ___ _____ -1 Events; :. - - ll~ 0 lyu - ______ - resulted in several money-winners from this area. Itob Locke of Sanford captured first place with a 930 series to win $400. Robert 111cr of Brandon rolled a 901 series (or second place and $2X). Orlando's David Lacy was third (894 series, $85), Sanford'sBillJohnsonfourth86lseries,$4O)andErjcStormof Sanford as fifth. Martha StarTles of Orlando won the Keglerettes Tournament with an 884 series for M. Brandon's Barbara Heller was second 871 series, $150), Mabel Johnson of Orlando third (863 series, $75), and Annette Bongino of St. Petersburg fif th (&59 series, The next area tournament will be Sept. 14 at Winter Park La nes. A very special tournament was held recently at Fairvilla Lanes in Orlando for Anna O'Reilly, who lost her leg this swiulier, The AJBC donated $150 and the youngsters had a 3-0 tournamen' , in Anna's honor. There were 104 entries, including many from Bowl America of Sanford. Mark Quick pla ced first in the senior division and Rick Payne was third. Both bowlers are from Sanford. Anna was given $245.75 from th e to urnament, Reports from Bowl America follow: 1'uesdy Swingers final summer report: High series ,Shannon Corri 1 499) and Stella Hines (495); Corsi rolled only 200 (212); Betty Hurnmel secorild high game I 181); high ave--age for plus 56 pins; spli ts and turkey's to Louri Gordon (turkey), Gor di e Maynard (5-10 twice, 9-7 split), Sweetie Williams (49 split); first place Famous Recipe, second place Longshots and third place Losers, Pritycoals final report: First place Foxy Four (Lola Mwwy, Liz [lay, Blanche Hill and Barbara Tulk), second place Car-Ben (Susan Oates, 71wila Collins, Kitty Lawrence and Norma Sharp), third place Big Dip (Marlene Burk, Bonnie Bierfreund, Sue Wynn and Jeannie Winn); high average Mary Jotumn I 152 i -. high scries Karen Peters (551); high game Bonnie lienton (2nI); high series handicap .sther E Szabo f 640); high gam e handicap Teresa M.B. award Barbara Lo w1e239; M.I.B. Tulk (plus 17 pins), Summer City League final report: Team No. 8 won league championship; hi gh series, game Fred Sam:les (212-567), Charles Plant 1203-536), Roy Jacobs (207-558), Rod Macieay (201-544) and Ron AIlman (200-568). Sanf ord city's winter lea gue team wi ll meet at Bowl America at 7 p.m. on Aug. 27. Team captains must be present, The winter league starts Sept. 3 City Slickers Mixed League reported by Linda Cohen - high scries I.vnn Efland 1 590 i; high for women Wanda Stef fens (* 448); I ' - :. • . - I, iur L.)Uri - % ' f 01' Righting A Wrong? BROOKLINE, Mass. AP) One of these service, days, or years, tennis officials will take a firm serve clown the line, The linesman ruled "out" stand on a most controversial issue: Is it proper and Ashe protested. Fillol went to the umpire's for player to throw points, even crucial ones, to stand. The umpire ruled "let" and ordered correct what he thinks is linesman's wrong another service. call? FilIal Proceeded to double fault! I.,,,,,,i. i...,.._ i,_ , . mctinu him - _____ ... - ______________i1_ ______ , ____ - , - 10 * FI.0 Getberger —' ri L-4lh,. I . ',,'. .1 - I F4 IM. - ) AT J I " illl, * 11W r,-77- -' IL Jell / • •1 The Pettycoat League's top team above, left to right is Barbara Tulk, Liz Hay, Blanthe Hill and Lois Massey. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) _______ IT) Tan gIe In Analysis for "Taco's" title? According to Ross and Perez, the answer is "no." ney maintain "the guy is my friend arxi I don't want to fight him." I find this har d to understand. I thought boxing Is a sport and sports are supposed to be a th letic competi tion pitting individual's skills. If this is true, what does their friendship have to do with meeting in the ring? Most fighters don't regard boxing as a "fight." The ld alley wi th some guy' and hit 'em over th e head wi th a two-by-four ." I remember when Perez fought his best friend In boxing, John Pinney. Not only did Perez accept the Fight, he went out and asked for it. "Taco" was trying to catch the eye of Pete Ashlock at the time and he figured the best way was to fight Pinney. The fight was a whale of a battle and Perez is where he is today because of it. Emotion has no part in the ring. One of the big factors that led to Perez's defeat of Joey Vincent was Vincent "blowing his cool." lie went out to destroy Perez, Instead of boxing him. Boxing is a business and the sooner some of the ,b . . ByLOtJISSAPSIS Herald Bo xing Wri te r Will Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross fight Victor Perez - fighters around here learn that the better off they will be. If I co uld buy' any fighter in Pete Ashlock's stable, I'd want Jody Ballard. "Mr." Jody Ballard, as he likes to be called, is 24 years old and has been fighting professionally 6 months. tie had sixaniateur fights before turning pro. lie is small as heavyweights'go, just 199 2 pounds. fie is . . But I like Jody Ballard. The guy can Fight, lie is a Joe Frazier type, constantly boring in. lie isn't afraid to get hit and he will get into the ring with anyone. He doesn't have Quarry's name; He doesn't have Perez's looks; lie (loesn't have Watkins youth: and tw doesn't have Wells' ability. But they don't have his style. The man is an exciting fighter. . . PUNC11 LINES ... James "Showboat" Salerno continues to improve under the leadership of his trainer, Jimmy W illiams. At 14, Salerno is too young for Terry "Rootin" Tuten, but give "The Sliowboat" a few more months and he just might be L eads ? R GET theonetoupsettheGeorgla flash... Great story' a bout Robert o Doran Seems t he lightweight champ was in Nicaragua against local hero Pepe Mendoza. Duran put him to Isleep In 27 seconds of the first round. While th ey were scraping Mendoza off the canvas a Nis. rushes into the ring and comes after Duran screaming, "I hate you." The champ sees the young lady start to swing at him and he hauls off and catches her wi th a right hand th at puts her on th e floor next to sleeping Mendoza. The next Saturday' afternoon live fight on Channel 9 could be Sept. 6, with George Foreman taking on Pedro Lovell. Lovell is a fine fighter and he could give Foreman problems. GROWING — . Cultivate _. the easy way. Get a Gravely. . financial and an a rtistic success. Don't be surprised to see a professional card there tn the near future ... Other spots Pete A.shlock is considering for his promotions are Tampa, Sanford and the Winter Haven-Lakeland area. The odds in the Ali-Frazier Iight are a surprising 11-5 on the champ. I would think they will go down by Fight night, but they haven't dropped yet... As things starxi now, Duran wiI.I defend his tide against the former champ, Ken Puchanan, as Wt of the Ali-Frazier closed circuit telecast... Look for "Sweet" Marlin Lewis in the Orlando Sports Stadium. The Lou Vtscusi light heavyweight is back in the gym and looking better thari , -- - - . . • Attach 26 Rotary Culti- vator (shown) to 7.6, 1 0, or 12 HP Convertible Tractor. CUI;iVAtC with power! * All-Star, iteel-shaft transmission. Instant forward-neutrd-reversc control. • Wide variety of lawn care, gardening, snow removal attachments. COUNSELING: S.. 'Players ' Tourney FREE _ for th. tractor aad .ttacb. L FORT WORTH, Tex. I AP) - sunrise action Saturday - and was in at 136 with Dickson, back side-where he started putted pretty well." With the specter of Jack Nick- Green at the next-to-last hole 67-69. play-and a bir(he and six pars Then he disclosed that he _____ a.ata tial ac's right for LOIL BUGS ON YOUR WINDSHIELD? . 1F , erez Ross, P V V , Early Toyota Slized :::::':::: belieb. pune INIarvin NIcNutt (577-202l; Jesse Cot* (529-193i, Polly Jaco 11641, Hal Rich 1821. Roll-A-Bouts Mixed League: high average Shannon ('orsi (157) and Kit Johnson i176; high series Eric Storm i559 and Corsi (485; high game Storm (246) and Corsi I 185); J & W Asphalt, New ('omersand FiteTiretied for first place (23-l3. . . __-.4'r - - - 4~1E~~ laus reduced wispy shadow, and Schlee at the 18th. The shocker Friday was on the front, nearly wasn't even a par. front-running Al Geiberger Geiberger, the lean and pe r- Nicklaus, twicca winner inmaSchlee started the sec ond ticipar.t here, lie said he faced a new mystery challenge sonable Californian, toured the jar events this year and the de- round o ne-under and had just proposed skipping this tourSaturda y in the third round of sultry 7,190-yard Colonial Coun- (ending TCP champion. He shut birdied the 17th to go three un- nament and going Instead to the ST RIAL EQUIPMENT 310W.MELODY LANE the Tournament Players Golf try Club course intwo-underpar a whopping 75 after opening der when play was suspended. B.C. Open at Endicott, N.Y., CASEL8ERR'(, FL 32701 Championship. 68 Friday for a two-shot lead with a 67 and his 142 total left Geiberger continued his next week because it was , , The mystery was not exactly over two players who finished him eight str okes off the pace. scrambling tactics for the sec. hurting for veteran contestants. [,*JqT who, but how much and how before the storm hit. "It's very simple. I didn't ond straight day, sa ying: "I've But even ts di cta ted that he many. Geiberger's 66-68-134 pro- make any' birdies," said Nick- hit some good ones and I've hit come here. And so tie moved out ___________ ________ A torrential Texas thunder- vided a semi-comfortable cush. laus, whose round included a some bad ones. I've really Saturday as the leader in the storm Interrupted play Friday, ion over former Colonial champ double-bogey at his closing scrambled, and I guess I've chase for the $50,000 top prize. capturing some 34 players on Dave Stockton and Bob Dick- ninth hole where he sailed an the course and preventing at son, fighting his way out of a approach shot into a pond. ____ _____ W least two contenders from corn- se vere slump. lie finished shortly' be fore hit' pleting play'. Stockton stripped live shots downpour. Hubert Green and John from par on the front nine for a At the time, Green, who Schee, bo th at three under par, record 30 Friday, finished with opened wi th a 71, was four unwere among those booked for a 64 despite bogey s at 10 and 12 der for the day' with a 32 on the 4 — i~l -.11 I :iarrisori erage SEuron %Vilhains 147, and PIIU IIIlI rIkuIu 9 ... . % I i481 205, Agnes Butcher 479.170 Btth Hall (476-174) and 2 '. 43 .LIHI LI OIIOIU .- -, 198), Jim Hackett (50(W90), .%lice Best 1486-174). Laura Harris - • II i - / Win :- CAMCO Tennis Controversy • ____ ,• I _____ \A_r__ - - - • - . .,. . .dJ" _j4 - __________ - -4 ' ; 'S. I EE'S%.n'Jtr ".. • 'I' .-• _____ ____________ . '• ,. __ ,-- —: €- at i ,'rtjq, 4tn - • F ' p Strett pier Trolling boats out of Inlet Harbor are doing well on kings, but bottom fishing is spotty due to strong currents gener"ed by the daily thunderstorms. The charter boat, "Dandy L" reports the kings still hitting best on trolled spoons with some adionon the skip baits. Cooperation and fast work saved th e life of a Mount Dora woman who suffered a heart attack 16 miles out in the Atlantic last week. The woman, a member of the family who had chartered the "Dandy L" for the d:y, was given artificial respiration by Captain Bobby Orrell. A call for help brought Captain Al Kline of the ' Snow White 3 ' rushing to the scene with an oxygen battle. A private boat owner picked up the call and offered his assistance. The heart attack victim was transferred to the private boat and sped back to the dock, where an ambulance was waiting to transport her to Halifax hospital. At Wt report, she was in Intensive care, but expected to recover. A tip of the hat to the anglers who placed a human life above the day's sport rmhing. --:.. I*\ I - • - - Htn. Wiss fishing in the Wekiva continues to be good.Mr. Hill and son, Scott, I 1, scored with a string of I I bass up to three pounds. Harry I'olk (47&-177; converted splits Tex Powel (5-10), liolen .. - P 's- , ~i_______ — I , -••• - Action •. l k'" I-orl- p ,, - Mn. 73 scheduled to leave Wednesday on a 17-day playing tour of (11 Dec 's'ons)Brazil. MOrel, 102, 533. 339 Palmer, 11 1 , It 7, 731. 717 The squad, coached by Klaas de Boer, will play five S Lee. (II' 16 7. 696. 3 67 games In Brazil, including a contest with Gama Fitho Wise. Bt,i. 47. 696. 401 Style University as part of a doubleheader expected to attract Vtfl, Mm' 13 6. 604. 797 MTorre: thaI, 157, 100,000 persons in Rio de Janeiro. , 33 Kt. (Ii. 119. 67, 301 Tan Cleveland State has qualified for the NCAA national 6, 647. 760 ena. CA 1, tournament four times and has won the Ohio collegiate STRt*l(auTS-Tanana, Cal, 19; Rs' Cat, Ill; 6 Perry. crown four of the last seven seasons. '?ez. 11Blyle'ven. Mm, 169; fll.me. i'll' , 180 PII.''ONAL LEAGUE SAl 7 1, (300 bats)MdIr-b, h. 359; TSlmmcrs, Sit, ,'J(; Watson. H. 330. Sano..114r, Pgh. 324: Morgn. 'fll )1II'(S..Cath, Phi. CU', SI; Rose. Cm, $3, II - __ Chi, SI: 1pe's. LA. 60 PINS BATTED IN-Lu f ( LN* z rskI, Phi, 100. Bend. Cm, 93. __ I taub, NY, $3. T Perez, Cm. JR- =_ ~__ I . 1. 63; Watson. Mtn. 79. ••. -• '. HITS- Rose. Cm - •L 167; Cash. Phi, 1-S. Carve -f. LA, 163. A.adlock. Chi. 153; Milian, NY. : 14. -_ . . , DOUBLES-Rose , Cm. 40 • -.7 V -Cm. 36. Lulinski. Phi --- '. - - r. - - . • w 31, Grubb. SD, 31; Cash. Phi. "-.i " 'i ' Bowling " •i L"' PITCHINS; ' several groups of boy scouts were to make a float trip from Cheney's place to the mouth of the riverat the St. Johns. Innertubes, rafts and anything else that floats were the means of transportation. tugh For oinen 174), tugh H) %IAR't JOH\()\ -k% ' f'' IRIPI E3--Gros'• I I. CLEVEIAND soccer team, defending Ohio collegiate champion, is IS. Remy, Cal, 31, Anglers on the Wekiva probably got a surprise Saturday as -' P ' Tour J Paul Paulk boated a six-foot, 3&i)ound sailfish last week. Pompano are in the surf and on the piers, but whiting have been the best bet, King mackerel have been landed from Main ood•sized ones hitting for the bass fishermen, A call to Wayne Brady at the F ishin hole ' tackle shop in Daytona showed salt-water fishing (air. Lots of snook, a few trout an plenty of mangrove snapper, he said. Tomoka Wisin is supplying plenty of action on snook and trout, with Mirrolure plugs and Trout-Tout lures the most tofl.sistent producers. Brady had word of king imckerel striking offshore taking trolled lures on the surface. Spanish mackerel still are around and lot% of sharks are just offshore. cat cra 15" --ft- , _''\ solatlon baseball game Friday. Ohio Team vanspar at his place for lunch as they paddled Vic Bartrain Trail. Cheny said he was surprised when the party, 12 in all,' paddled th eir canoes into his camp with bicentennial flags flying -.- •____ '_ •--1 - Jersey ii 9 .'-- -. Shoultz belted one of his own Friday as Davenport, Iowa, shutout Northridge, Ca lif., 6-0 in th e Little League con- York 4NU - i / Todd Nicholas hit a three-run homer and pitcher Dave 28: May. I .#1 Record square off against Lakewood, N.J., for the boy's U.S. little League baseball title here Saturday alter Tampa's girls claimed consolation hoom in the Litt.le League softball tournament. A 13th inning hit by catcher Shlela Reynolds broke a tie for Tampa's 3-2 %ictory over Sturgeon Bay, Wis., in Friday's girl's softball consolation game. %on, NY. IAS: q1vers. Cal. 14]. 2 New Maybef ry. KC. I May. Bal. $3; 6 Scott. Mil. Si New 79; Outdoors II 4 er Lea ues E nding I AW Bob Greise, rested last week because of a sore leg, was scheduled to work the first half Saturday night against the New Orleans Saints In the $163 million Superdome here. Third string quarterback Don Strock was scheduled 10 work thesecondhall astheDolphlns went alter their th ird %ictory of the National Football League exhibition campaign. The Saints, meanwhile, probably had to play without quarterback Archie Manning. Manning, who starred in a 24-21 victory over Denver Wt ,Aeek. is nursing a hamstring sprain. 'I'lley used the purple worm. Tommy Hawkins is bringing in an average of six bass per day and an occasional catfish. Kathy Snyder, camp manager, reports redbreast bream )i Ifl '.%ti, in addition to the bass and catfish CO Penney of Marina Isle Camp found bass schooling near his place Thursday afternoon and connected with seven of them. red-hot speckled perch in Lake Jessup are providing action, and that good strings of bream ere landed near his place. John Lankford at the Osteen Bridge Camp said that speckled perch are plentiful around the bridge and that bream ,- i)ntinue to hit well in that area. Lankford also told of school bass action near the camp with - - Locke, Starnes - - I , P - ____ ,' 11 ,NEW ORLEANS I AP) -Sliami Dolphins quarterback fI , r ., r . •yA, ;aA *' - pm -1 I I ~_ _:.. _. I - 1h1--,111-,_ -- J-,, 7~_~... ... — ir,nham k - -, KANSAS CITY (API Bruce and Steve Furniss stood there sopping wet hugging each other in the Wyandot Swim Club pool. Tim Shaw and Rex Favero stood nearby, both beaming. ThIs was the way the Long Beach, Calif., Swim Club 800-meter freestyle relay team celebrated its world cham pionship Friday night. The quartet was timed in seven minutes, 30.54 seconds, and its world record was the th ird set In the Amateur Athletic U nion Long Co urse Champio nships which end tonight. Shaw and Bruce Furniss own the other two. WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct. PF PA W L Pc?. GB P.'f'i,hS 7 0 0 1 000 SO 37 P IttSbtjirQh 71 33 3,63 39 7 1 0 6 Philphla 69 34 552 I' JaCkWnV 1 I 0 500 40 30 St. lows 67 59 332 4 PhilaplOa 7 0 33) II 48 York New 63 60 570 5' CP'.srIotte 1 7 0 333 40 70 Chicoo 60 6$ W I? western Division MontrI 53 if 177 17 San An?on3 1 0 750 120 62 West S Calil 7 1 0 667 60 se Cincinnati 83 13 659 Stre'vtpt 2 I 0 667 SI 40 Angeles 67 39 532 16 1.05 HawaiI 1 2 0 333 S Francisco 61 65 104 22 Chicano 1 7 0 333 13 66 San DieQo 37 69 432 76 Portlnd 0 3 0 000 37 71 Atlanta 57 71 415 77 Saturday'; Games Houston IS $7 34 37 San Antonioat Jack5onv,Ile Fridays Results 739 p Chicago 6. - n La e ess u — n, non oiuu , Shatters World Nainal League East nngs Pittboqnh 7 _'I ..I...., I ,• :iaZPU91F9W1__" — ... g , SPOFTrS III !cpEBOARD h, Bream still are better than fair, as Isaac and lnez Douglas pulkd in 60 bluegills and sheIk rat kers, and a pair of fishennen (ruin Fatonville, W I Wells and Joseph Jerry caught 28 of t he big bream Tuesday. Ililey gwded hlilda Slaughter to a catch of 52 in only three houses of fishing. lie also reported an unusual catch for himself. Fishing for bream with live worms as bait lilley pulled in a five-pound mullet and two four-pounders. On the %Vekiv;i RiVer, George Cheney at Wekiva Ili% er Haven - 11 _- "' - \\ B it in I J_ IFsI BRIEF øaseoaii - • I - % -J.IiI?~' ---- " ~ 71 - _ I For the most part. the reaction was predictable from football O?t - .A - til it - - St I I)orsey Bailey and friend limited out, while Hotchkins and Marie Addams and James Allen had a haul of 80. Sam Wright and son Darrel of Apopka landed a strin of 55 Tw d fishing accounte,d for 65 for C.H. Humphrey and Curtis Ilum. phrey. Thomas Cowart and son, Ronnie, of Casselberry landed - t ,.k hen under attack by a large number of schools at the same Major __ t -. --- .. .11 erc P Speckled perch went on an early-season feeding binge it. Lake Jessup two weeks ago and, according to camp operator Lowell Hiley, are st ill in a hungry mocxl 1)rift fishing with live Missouri minnows in th e sou th and west sides of th e lake have produced fantastic catches F lo>d Ad clams and 14.year-old Allan Lyons each took th e limit of so on a Tilesday trip. An Orlando trio, Joe and Koun Rodhouse and Les Clay, put a total of 101 in the boat. I -"- I I ec e S .L..;-111", 4 , #~;t 4' II 11, TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) An A la bama lawsuit insti tuted by "Bear" Bryan t, legendary coach of the Crimson Tide footba ll team, that challenges recently adopted rules limiting th e size of football squads doesn't upset Coach Charlie McClendon of Louisiana State. "I'm going to put a court order on him if he comes to Baton Rouge wi th 60 players," said McClendon, whose Tigers will entertain Sou theastern Conf erence rival Alabama late In the college football season. Th e suit, filed in Tuscaloosa County Cir cu it Court on behalf of th e University of Alabama, seeks to overturn th e new Na tional CoUegiate Athletic Association i.uJe that aIlows'a team to suit up tly 48 footba ll players for road games and 60 at home, Bryant , who said the suit was his idea, expressed hope that 75 or 80 oth er schools might do the same thing. "We hope a lot of o th er schoo ls feel th e sa me way, t oo." said th e grizzled Bryant, one of the winningest coaches in collegiate grid iron history. I'll some conference and independents can ba nd toge ther, we can get th ings done." But McClendon, who played under Bryant at Kentu ck y' a quarter-century ago, sa id LSU had no intentions of Joining the - :--or even filing a similiar one. I d on 't like the rule ei th er, but it's been my experien ce that anybody I've ever heard go into a lawsui t with the NCAA end ed upon pr obati on." McClendon said. "I th ink there are other ways of doing it." Sunday, Aug. 21, 975_38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______________________ / . __ '-~ - . - __________ ________ ___ ______ ______ BACK TO 66 64 -- I. ___ ___________ ________ _______ ______ — _____ _______ .' _____________ ,!_mr4. .--.---,-- - - I. 11 ""-'.'''''-' IM aynes F-I 1'cO PaeStockton ''t'scmnRotph t. Oale Irwin •,' F '"" ' . 'nntii;ucd From Page 1-11, Pancly Erskine I, .srry ZIegler fludAllin 6719 I 7661 I1 6970 6970- )fl 6772- IP 71 69 1 69 7l 8173 in 7)68 COME TO OUR FREE C A R WA S II A M11% SCHOOL BRAKE SYSTEM PfIAI I t,S ?-'. �- 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Aug. 24, IflS BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE _____ %VIJ..TTI14T ______ 5HOPPIN CART6 6- NORTH I)) *942 V 106 ___ IMEF110. rt IZk3J4T .71145M 714' STORE OVER To NM.1 14SM GL .o I ARE. i MACE, 00P T L ' . i~ I f-r — _______ __________ 6 8-23 y J Sansom ç' c/' I ~~ (~ ,13 , .. - w - I!r HELP WANTED) SECTION I . SEXI~ MALE CENTERFOLD PHOTO WOULD 85 PER FECT/ ____- .- 10 when you can try f0'r ru'ne (1 f r J % / TTk P ,' • / - - / f, - ,, .,. to 1116,11POW r04E ;E OLD S,40ES k .; Z..,- WE WER i Young ~I I 01 - . - . k_ __1 .~ ~~ - I ... ' . - .- .r • - £ 7 _ 2T1__-- __`Ap --.... '-,• _11 t _________ * 6 Becky Davis steadies sister Jennifer on cleaning rounds, I. ~IVER! IT'S GOT . f by Al V..., i _QM d ish es - _____ ! - I ~- 11 I _,,,. __________ Nimon's Murray 1 \ - ' j I — .. working world at Buck's - W~* - — 1 experience in the - - —- ________ 11 Z( summer vacation but he's gaining valuable ____ _________ - restaurant W ~. - -, - __ -, — ': having fun. usiness ive e Ed;=_- 00S businesses when they are through with school. Greg Knight, son Hunziker rephed without hesitation, "pay day." Jennifer Davis, who works in a similar capacity at her father's store, also sees of Don Knight who operates a shoe store in dovmtovm Sanford, is dollar signs at the end of each day's labors 'The money!" was a sophomore at Seminole High School and is interested in -Can I help you?" pipes the voice of a diminutive young lady her ginning comment when asked what she enjoyed most about studying architecture. But he enjoys the contact with the public peeking from behind the taU cash register in the GardenLand herwork. he has in th,- store, and the security o( knowing the job is there when he needs it. Greg has been helping parttlmejn the store Mrs. Harold (PatHunzikeris proud of her chlldren's efforts at store,Sanford. since he was nine or 10 years old. One's first reaction s perhaps to ask, "May I speak to your GardenLand and hke most parents, believes the experience and Michael Sweeney. 22, a student at Florida State University who Daddy?" But there is something about Miss Lydia Hunsiker's discipline of holding down a job and earning their own pocket ask plans a career In government, has worked in Sweeney's Office that cuts you short and instead you for money is a benefit to her offsprin g pert air of confi dence Supplies for the past 10 years. "It's a help to the family during the wa.s you needed to buy. "Lydia's always been a responsible child. She's a straight A seed or fertilizer or whatever else it And before you know it, the pretty strawberry blonde has student and enjoys working in the shop. All her earnings have summer when other employes are taking their vacatiorts, and it's gathered together your purchases, rung up the cash and handed gone into her savings account and thIs year she plans to buy her a sure Job for me," said Michael. His sister. Elirabth, who has also helped out parttime since she was tn middle school, [s now a over the correct change. Such service, and always with a own school clothes. fulitime employe in the store. "Jay needs a little more encouragement, but I think the best beaming smile! to Gaining experience in the restawant business, alftugh he In fan4y Isudneirw-,around Sanford, similar scenes are time for a person t, ) leam responsibifity is when they're repeated afl surimler 1mg. Inswd of Nan Hurifter, 11, serving said Mrs. Hwalker. Her two younger ddkiren. Kathl, 7, wW doesn't plan to make it his carw, is Murray Nimon, 17, a smiar garden,uppa,DndghtheGrengd5,he)Iflgac15tmfler at NZ TIinoiaHthSchooL Murray apFedaUIs the lla.m.to3p.rvi. try on ILY _-,4:atest ft-di dx* styles, -s;Murray Nirr;n, 17, cleajing w~ -ftl In the ritusery, but ftt'-- .'aainly to keep them out of work his way isn't his favorite job "It's good for klcis to realize they away yJth La& i* meal at ic's Rtsurit, or Jennifer trbfr," smiled their mother, r)njs, 10, xkkk!ng the ithehres at her !zUne's buMng supplies Anottwirt parent who befievvi in Ow beniefits of a chIld helping In have to work to make Lbeir way in life," coortmented Ridmird Buck, the boy's stepfather. the family business is Bob Preisler,'who opened his Empire Auto wcs in Delary. Three sisters working in the family business are Linda F'orthese youngsters, and tnanyothers llkethelfl. Labor DeIY Body Shopin Sanford this year. His son chris,15, has worked ( fulitime), Becky, 17, and Jennifer Davis, 10 Again its the does not cIgnhI) so much the start of hard work at school, but the fulitime in the shop for the latter part of the summei vacation. "He's more interested in the money than the mechanics," joked certainty of having a job, the money they earn arki the people the end of their summer labors in the family business. Not that the kids are complaining about helping the faffWY his father. "I encouraged him to work and he liked theidea.After meet which appeal to these young workers. It's not always easy, working for Mom and Dad all the during the summer; most of them are only too happy to have an all, the business will probably belong to him eventually and it's a&%wed source of earning their pocket money during the monft good for him to learn from the ground up. The money will help youngsters interviewed agreed. But the advantages certaitfly outweigh the disadvantage of having an eagle parental eye school Is out. When asked what aspect of his work as stock boy in him buy the motorcycle he wants." Not all the youngsters believe they will move into the family watching over them. his parents' garden supplies store was his favorite, young Jay I WEI AMM_ Fascinated by dolls all her life, Mrs. Vernon Harrison I&- J1 ~ -- R_7 ~Mt ilr 11 4 " - 11 ii I - tw. - R6.149 1 1 . - 1. I . .,..;,-= - .~___ - - . I . .~~.. i.____ f, , s. -L-,~7.-- . ( i rr , ~;@ ,,. 4C 0. ! . -I - band. (Herald Photo by Bill - ;~:~11` _____ ____ - I ARCHIE ~ 11 by Bob Montana T _~ be . MEANTQDOII T _____ . A r .- 4 I - . 3 I. iT k-'i'i' ____ - MAN Is All Grown Up I ~.w §i ICX' Doll House Hobby b I ___ * 'I I , - I ___ .. -- *1 - ___ IMSflLI.TECO OFF I IW JilL4 - V —- . THERESA WILL 1HERES A AR5A CAN. I. 1 1 - , . • - Asw-zt _____- - by Dick Cavalli .:1 . :: 1'HAI'S WHY I'M Vt~6ETARIA,N. O t I . - _11"? WINTHROP ;i i irr~W __ !"ita- ik, A . —-1 . — __ - 1 0 ; ?, ,a VIfk..t& Z,7-411 - - . ,, - W IR - __ / . .,. 0 '1~1 TASTE () RIGHT NOW 14 Lzmft I - . ,, '-T ar," I- - OUFFALO? - I ____ By JEAN PArrESON I - 7 . , . * . . , - -_ - ( WHAT WITI-1 11 . ____ ________ : : .•.- , - ', ____ w. i s 7f At - ki , 0 4 ,~ _ -PIF. - I ( ( I LZ -r It ----r 1, PRISCILLA S POP LOOT-4ERE'S sm... SOME PCE IN THE TOES t WORE I -• - an SO THATS WHY THEY ) ALWAYS MU L "vff ______ :- - - 11 , . _ I ~., _, . )) GL.IVS ur 1701,17 YOU MISS / SI Chic ________ _______ - " . -. ______ _____ : ': __.l I to THEYPE NO L004( AT THIS! STILL 'YOU'VE MAD THiS PA mis ' / reat way to spend .. YAW7?i _ ,% . Ill. -. ~ , - OLONDIE R44 c. 64.i -- ':' - / jii-. - I - .. itr!IM - . ., -Ir 0;, 1 - -. ___ 1111-111 ? I /Z I THE MONTh II INPIAN O ., . I ) A'rir SP(Y11OUTJGgEJSSCENEt PAN: WfftVMS ROM I NAME YOU Id / / A i ::::::: ________________________ 'THAT HUSK HAPPY 1 - JI, 't .- ) COVTL:P LACt FEATHER GOr.S -ro n- . — :__ i : by T. K. Ryan 'MIS MONTH Th -., I 111i i , L-. • TUMBLEWEEDS ' f _ t(' ::?_ -__________ •-Stoffel * . Family I I . - .- ___ %'. I C zy a C - ft — 0 r Ir In The c. . I V 5 / Jr -- iw.' f . - _ T ____ .. I--- . r, 11 I ;r -•- ____ --- . 4PV/4l' ^ t. I J_ , . r.. "4' ' 5UEI11OME z ' I /,-..-• -,,. / -.c -- - - a ' ra ' a 41 I , . — r1 . . k .. " 11 - 0 S -r by Garry Trudeau . . 7 - . , ____ tot' Jean Patteson) p l_ , , __ ,~ I .~ 1, "r• I AV&TOY BY ME A&VW ifAZA7 AfAMTY RrVIAMV5 NfSe 4ZI5 SfRVr,F,5 kW,H AaF *. iYMS M5r4fAZeWP ._ /,v 7~C 07Y --niuw - , / 1,F.1) IJz;V, . i . 1. 1. 1 * S cOL.A&c IAATIM DWr iDo you ha,o a ios,ion tot ys 7 Ask The - fli By Rogei Bollen J)C&tD C iDI ,- ' All i -, I . - ~ 4PMT,4T8E - BUGS BUNNY . Well, I m finished upstairs! Is there anything down here that 719.4 4zTL,wries- A)c) - 'I .- , I .j W'.;'i . .I . __ ,-~~ - / there might well be a slam in . 1 e ,, 1.. _ FUNNY BUSINESS by Lorry Lewis POSS,84fo ; YOUR THIS DUDE IN NiOUR AiAOAZINE IS 50 GREAT ~ F I t.. t the ra? ' __ - - I OL-, I DOONESBURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BiMO BURNS I - iC -) I 10~ We recommend a jump to just that most of the time South's four heart opening three notrump You ha v e eight was suersound. Even though apparent tricks at either I I I is a little tired after a LI. - ' i or~?Tnw: -_-W' A; - '. . .— I 141, ame This ddnkt South from making ii with a little help newspaper The most i from %est foresting questions will be lie won the club lead and usea in this column and played three rounds of trumps. writers will receive copies of East discarded a couple of A,Z:~ .- I i :I I 4V Actually, the ay the cards I ___ __ _ - day kings, THFV LOVEF ME! ('\ - and the expression -, 1*'14 - wants . the corre c t B)Osald&iamesJaeob} rtbid \ou open one spade and Aces were made to take our partner responds one At least the can take notrump. You hold. kings when the occasion arises. A A K Q 8 6 4 V A 2 ( 40U RiPimy I - '. a queen of diamonds. It would lose onh, if South held kilIK- A reader froin ~'crtnont 6ML... . r I - ,1 ;%" () - 7, LS11111177 I . __ au.~l, -_ 11 %i — _______ _____ Fe — , 0 I'S. - ) 1 as&"111 wW Qb to take the ace of diamonds and South IP HOMC r I lead a diamond right back Pass Pass supply I 9 - Running a garden rr= I North Fast %~ est -u f 4 Sunday, Aug 24, 1975-1C - , ukwr.bk I Evening Herald Sanford, Fl \ This play would succeed against the actual holding or if CLOTI-1155! WE COULDN'T SELL AMV00Y A CUPPA COFFEE IN I M EN f%%- ~ ki "-,I 1~ __I " S 52 TA ~ f . by Dove Grou. -1 ... Vat ____ - ,,& :-_ over with disdain and played low. A second diamond was led and West had to take his ace. t left him on lead with no lead U) make . A spade would set PAST ALLEY OOP - M I I 11 - ___ clubs, Then South Iedhi.kingof iN LT N1 -1 IT 4 $4 \ •(> (çQ •7_ _ utti I) - by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL Mort Walker - ma - I 1 0 i- . - P- ---- -~ - ip -1 T . - , 11 .-,.-ih - , ,1, i5 ,N _, _t. M her father in 1928. Portraits of -u- - f A I --ij LL~l 0 C 14-i h qu -4 ?"&%.I of co CAPTAIN EASY 4Q __ - __ --- ______.____ - __ __ __ -- - _- DUR UNCLE AN NJU51ICE- OUT ii P4Oi'.rT HURT P0 R. TO H Ir o Q --- __ - — L411111 , I 4. O) - / 1 X -- - - aN by1 L___ lob The - / - -_._ t 7k'.J Vi ______ FRANK AND ERNEST - - -Ti - 11 I "I" ,I _~ -) 7j 's . - wf_~ - P . . Z II 1 N ORDER "Q - 16 . *_ ___" I U - - - - TK' _________ r 1-" __'i_ 1 . ________________ — . _ - . 0 re ee I n ansions omemakers Bus - I -vl V -*. .. All F1, t- .- - T L" . ." '' 11 " '' . " , ) ; I - _-. - I / " ,a.x3 by Frank Hill - , ) -i I - -- AN'1QO'y ELSE. . OMED1A N. K 1 - / L_ — _,f OGT 1 LI ') I '." 9F r-—. SHORT RIBS d" - = i -11 f-I V 1. . ' - I , . ' ' ..: - . . - -- . - - - -•.- - —,-1 . , , - - .4 --=---- -. . ~y Ilecause it has been an object of play, most of the original nastime -a gift from her husband. the teensy bible with a pair of wire rink spectacles on top and the watch glass dome. ineces of furniture are missing, save a clock and two tables. "smaller than a fingernail" figurine under a Harrison. with the enthusiastic help of a friend, assembled the Herald Staff Writer WlWe d3wnstairs the lady of the house feeds her baby in a high 17here is still some of the plastic iurniture which replaced the pre-cut kit for his wire who then set herself to the task of painting (kXi for the second generation and now Mrs. Lee is plar.ning to hair, upstairs the other children play in the nursery-playroom domicile. When Mrs. James Lee tells her husband she needs SOUW IWW anti ltortttng the seven nxlm and enough toys to pen a playpen replat.e the missing pieces for her granddaughter. with equipped windows ch is fully w gray blue paint and th e hi ilie outside was given a coat of drapes fur the house he's not sure wheth er she's talking about Site is busy making We curtaim to cover the glass windows f nd p. shot their home at 113 15th St., Sanford, or the doll's house out on the were acvrntM with dutch blue shutters. A gray roo a Sac)'s life for hom and has crocheted new rugs for the floors to go sith the one There are 10 wide-eyed grandchildren in simulated red brick hunne} to off the 36 x 40 z 36-inch high porch store, but remaining carpet made by her mother. On the wails are to grandma's must far outweigh a trip to any toy going But when Mrs. Vernon harrison brings up the same subject, house, to the eyes. miniature portraits enjoy with of all its loving owners. just house Is they know this Little house a the Inside that makes But like a 'real" dwelling, it's the there's no doubt in her husband's mind that she's referring to her "My That's whpre Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Lee differ. Not quite so husband doesn't know whether I'm talking about our home morns, dads and home. Several sets of fainilles now OCCUPY it doll britim, , .' what the Lee hm-w. rntqh! ~ick In or t.hir',Wlp one" s-tysMrF. Lee when.4w ernbarki upon a"L~er %fte Wh women bre caug,lit up ki Illi-S life III inirunture, each kids - - but one group will evtr.tkt-i'ly we into snottw!r home ftt, lyandiotes, p-rhulv, bit decorating project. The hanging basket intended for the porch of elaborateness it makes for In ftscharmand history. has a distinct and different story and objective about her little Mrs. Harrison planstogive a moremodern decor. tile real house isn't up yet, but be sure there's one already uith still remember the thrill of that Christmas morning -I the furnishing,s, accessories and belongings of the families All horne, Even though their fasination goes "way back" they're both saw it for the First Wne," says Mrs. Lee. tier father, Erhanging on the porch of the doU home. I presently involved in what soine now call the -third most popular in what is fondly called -Sacy's Little House On the Porch" (Sacy when seven room house for her in 1928. It has '1 doni know if Daddy realized when he built mine how many is Sara Harrison's nickname) are pieces she has collected or nest Gormly, built the pastime in th e country." ze years. There's the old German since been, enjoyed by daughters KL,thy and Wda and now by generations would love and enjoy the many hours playing with the Fascinated by dolls all her life, Mrs. Ilarri.501171 says "Once it received from friends over th dolt house," says Mrs. Lee. granddaughter, Lee. she got through a gets you it's li ke alcoholism-you have to have it (doll's house) cntique wood (lini ng room set and grand piano inches long, i d just Like her first glimpse of the onderful little house the for Inches prices Measuring 56 %ide and 25 inches high Liii) compared to going &md you've got to work on it" Though the rest of the Harrison friend for about 140 a good ature wood furniture. And Owe's the first itern that started and wired with a string of electric Clu-istmas tree lights, iricluding scene I:; now repeated each year for granddaughter Lee when a home at Will Magnolia, Sanford, is a showcase for literally hurt- jilini Christmas tree graces the little home s 11 trig room and the lights a floor lamp in the living room, the home also has a detk off the the collection some 10 sears ago — a charming old fashuned black dreds of dolls, it's the little house that ob lou.tly has stolen Mrs faric) _nv,e,",N1rs.IA thought it was such a I wid 11 .64. "I inasterbedrooin. stove that gives warmth to the large kitchen %hich is tit the back . Ilarrisnn'i heart anti attention for the present. right dori to reaLs proper uttntions The not-so-imall Ne England style Salt Ho house was Øt a r4 the house Ihehouse has all the - _ - inia ure / 1110i'14 - -r - . -, , V- .r A .-Af ..) ' 1i 1, /f ,eS , %k; is ,,tL ,7;i. - , 0 I ,_ 1 t.11ioi~, WINNU house. (Herald Photo by Gor- . . 4"* _..._-4_ 1--, r --_ i - 1 -I Ij- L-'--';! MRS N_4UT---'ff%T ---.=_, ._- ..-- ,i ..acf L.. -- OPEN. — in dren in cameo size grace the rooms of this historic old 1 lud — . by Howi. Schneider 1. 1 . 11 EEK & MEEK a ] 0 /LI -ii i i ko ,. ,, i ~ ? I THAr I Afth - , $ DRW ._1 o1AL.4.A . . .- by Crooks & Lawrence cw/ (wHAr5 wR0,JC.EAsv; V 7WELLBEFOREALL \ciM TER] 5 IT T H E WAITING ORJ. I THiS CAME L.iP 1 NEVER. '1 EVEN A RE YOU WORRIED YOL) TI4O .lW UÔHT Our - __1 ZUNNINC OUT? Mir'. rr:5 JUST 5UT NOW I'M- WFL0 WE P 11 )_ ___ - ' . . - ', •, -------- , -. - - - ___;____,. . •' . - — I . . - . • - . , . -- - . . .. -'--,- : - .--F. ,.-- .- ••• -- . - -.- -• .• . .. . ' ..• -. - - f -.L -. .- .- .,. - .. --• " •;-- - . .., '---_'_ -- -- - - - " -* - __ ,#_ k -1~', ,-t-'!! . 0F~t~;Ai~~ ,. -. ... - i _. -- _ M__ 1. -.- A _- 4 �__ — - Su nday, Nancy's N . - I .... I % We erPar er Newsnotes Martha McNeil! Parker and streamers completed the en- ' R)NA1 B(N)T1l Herald Correspondent i. O am Open House Of. White, In Gowns, ' - e rings It's almost time for those SiParticraat nPark.were cehool bells to ring' again. In members, mu 0 whom k Do' --=-~ '___ 1 .1 ___ IN~A _____ ____ __ / Nancy Booth. - ' % . / _______________ wife, Linda,witllchildren, Scott and Tammy also arrived on the ______ Elmer arid Gary Rice have scene to welcome Essie. Dick Is Just returned from a fabulous stationed at Travis Air Force vacation of boating and cam Base The Stewarta are former lng on the Gulf of Mexico. residents of Chuluota. Dick They traveled 2400 miles with graduated from Ovledo hUgh their boat and car. Among the School. Boating Trip r t Z~. _____________ :1 ________________ '•.•, - . I + .0. --1 ; W. - - ,. - No stops that were made, was a twoll sojourn in G ulf Port, Miss.; then onto New Roads, La., where they traveled 12 $4 i . vir . .1 1 %: . I _____ "Ill - , , 1~ .I - I 11% *% - T1 •-• I I E1It tt-f-f441 I . . % - I .-• ,~ - If - . U )I , -. ''"', I , . ,al _____ .- ____ bridegroom is the son of Mr. sleeves, lace trim and a ull and Mrs. William R. Weber, W5 Amsterdam A-.e., Ridgewood, and ice blue baby's breath, and ' _________ 7 _________ __ . .!. - - Jean Matons and her father, N.V. Matons, of Fourth Street just returned from a family reunion held in Ple, Ohio, the original home of the Matsons. There were ap- t t H S -_______ Ifto - ç..,!p Family Reunion I' - _~ -7~__ __ j If A fliT h4U t 1 - -1 t 1975 -IC Won 't Marry Private Eye ___ s- _____ /.. •- ff Sunday, Aug. 24, - _____ ____________ ..• -_._-;.1J4W h- ______ —. r 'II OOr Winter Springs Elementary ` *,hool has planned an open visors Joe &nd Evelyn Nelson, house on August 28, from 9 a.m. Betty Eastham. and John and ?. /1 - _____ Evening H,ra, Sanford, FL -. F.'AA . _________ HeraldCorrespondent - p m . . -. BKACF ItINE JNIS ______ ' __ — ! -; - - Chaffer Chuluota - - _46 - ::::i matron of honormagon of was Mrs. George Touhy. The bride Is the daughter of , , ,, preparation for that happy part in the all-day bazaar held Dr. and Mrs. Vann Parker, 130 ailu blue print sprinkled Wiui event (at least to parents) the recently in the city. Shirley Ave., Sanford. The white da isies. It featured puffed till noon. "i's will be a 'I Robert - _- 3Pma . William Weber were semble. She carried an married in a candlelight, Edwardian bouquet of tiara double ring ceremony by Rev. rose s, white daisies and English Kenneth W. Mullis at First Ivy. Presbyterian Church, Sanford, NS D David ob' served on Aug 16 at 7:30 . . organist They Say -: 7. . - vt III -I DEAR ABBY: Ijust met a DEAR OUT: You say your ' h iband'g Irk nda and family very attractive man. rasnever been can all ipeak Engllih WCII ________________ Dear ruough" but peralat In talking a My problem ia that he is a language that Is foreign to you private detective, i jut when you are in their presence. can't see myself married to a U none speaks to you In you re being who makes his living EnglIsh, around, spying on deliberately tuned out. Ill were people foIling them and yo I'd stay home eavesdropping on their con. versations. He told me a little about his married.) Abby 0111101011 fine of work, and at first I was fascinated, but after a while I started to wonder what kind of a man would do that for a fiving. IlikehLspersoriaity,an e --- i 'I 1% Given in marriage by her wore matching arrangement W . I aso miles up - ' .Li - .1 portunit} for ou to meet the a barbecue and mother and father, the bride of flowers in her hair. 1i , back. No trip to Louisana is 1, Bridesmaids Mrs W Main, t II flI • .I..teachers and staff and to view the Spri.Iligs. Drinks swimming be at w:rfonIownof to complete v,ithout a will ] the new school. Make it a point furnished by 1 =: ne irofession botle7 nie ar 1IhL' H e en Bourbon Street in New the Jack-in-the- Is? oned In a m lie Jones and Miss Jaclyn Weber to drop b wi th a raised waistline. The , Ain I wrong to eel the way I . F ac cording to Elmer, and ox y Restaurants and I ' proximately 100 relatives . , i"i .. rSept. 2 is the opening day of the rest of the refreshments will fitted Wgh bodice featured a V. wore gowns and accessories do? - p In their travel plans. included it 1 ~ 14 .. -.4 I, identical to the matron of assembled for the get-to-gether. :,%, school. Thus year there will be be paid for out of the Junior neckline and full bishop honor's. . . - ... FUSSY __-, -tt I The trip was saddened and ::~. , - I ~,,__ - ~ I -_IIII.-Ill new school hours for children Police trea q%w — sl ee ves. The skirt and attached Imagine FUSSY: I DEAR __-E at Old Town to put the boat in their N_-~, Il .w return home dealyed by 1. attending the Winter chapel tr ain were finished in a — -I—I tLere are many women who the Suwanee River, which was The bridegroom's father h f M M tao ' older '" i . Elementary School Students Great Visit lull hemline flounce Swiss served as best man Ushers and wuld think a private detecas clear as glass All in all, they the L. '_"\ -. brother Jess at Rock. Glen attending kindergarten and embroider) appliques ti.'s work is 'very glamorous co%ered groomsmen were Jerry put 12 hours of trael time in Fran and Frank Becker ne w Parker, 01. 'W 'I -'' .., i MCCaIJVI ' e, 'o first grades will be In school residents of Hacienda and exciting But li It both ers bodice and highlighted the David Parker and John Parker, ' their boat Accompanying g, ,1%..4 from 9:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. had the pleasure of a twcweek sl ee v•es arid sk rt fron •D t. Bands brothers 01t, . uruv, flflu you, turn him loose Elmer and Gary was .. / ,"StuderiLi in the second throu,,,h ~,isit from their son Robert, his of venice lace outlined the neck Kenrx,th Weber, brother of tile . , FrlendlvVlslt pet dog, who incluent4lu) s a . I . . -I . . -1 - I I - . q . I n, fifth grades will attend from lovely wife, Katana, and their and waistline, trimmed the bridegroom. . problcm — a lazy wif e. -. .-. . is.-4 '~ * good travel companion. 40::r # _u M... --; ___ 45 p.m. i7~ sleeves and cuffs and formed a get home after a hard c -_ en f romOneonta, The wedding reception was ftee ~~~- , - __ A z- ___ ___ double row around skirt and held at Mayfair CountryClub, company of the Proctors from Lengthy Travels work, I would like to have , N .Y. Raised #. :IPS ~ Ix1ngton, My. They also ex. tasty, home-cooked meal, but Robert Becker is on the Staff train. 'Me bride wore a picture Sanford. A V, 11 A germ of an idea form ulated W aiting to say hello to the Guinea baboons at the Central Florida FAMILIES Essie McAvoy has been on pect the company of Mr. and hat ver in venice of those pre one co ed lace and The couple will make their A fabulous new by the Muscular Dystrophy of the State University of New 7m Is the Feuerhahn family of Sanford, 1from left) Jessica, instead, I get vacation to the West Coast. She Mrs. W. H. China of Atlanta. _or ~ and director trimmed with embroidery new home in Sliami where the 0 Cur comttee made up of em1 . (ear, Donna and Jason. Members of the Sanford Juulor O man' s . ENJOY ZOO spent .Part of her vacation at Mr. China will be taking an tis daisies. Illusion veiling with bridegroom is employed by the She's sly about it, too. She lasting, semi-transployes of the McDonald HallClub, their husbands and children recently enjoyed a family Tacoma, Was., visiting her son, active part in the Shriner to puts Hamburger eatery on Highway outing and picnic at this favorite recreation spot. titerald Pho eat gleaming shinat Billie and his wife, Peggy, with Convention at Orlando, but they '. ate and tries to pass it off as in Longwood, culminated sighlLSeeing, content just to 17-92 by Bill Vincent) 12 Shining shades. will be children, Robert and r v ~ 7 7 their two spenng a few days in _____________________________________________________________________ I something she cooked herself. % . eac rs pa ) . into a profitable money making e J _. Susie, along with Sue's husband ChuluoLn prior to th, con. know they're TV dinners . The New York Beckers wanted event for Chat charity. W- A , q Schwab. The Schwab's ventlon. Michael I A6.11, . 4. , Members of the Longwood to visit ttieir parents and "see Frances Kathryn Bistline Clearwater. J4 * ~ - 10 2'-7~, .,~_ .. .,Iij ; " inuol Essie to her great . ~ * % - " _~_.:__ the garbage can Police and Fire Departments what it was like" here in became the bride of Paul Meng Given In marriage by her _. " -_ ! ,. I I l ! gll:wghter, Stephzmie. i Central Florida. V Stephan at 2 p.m. Saturday, father, the bride wore a formal --tY' - ., . . went on a . While there, Essie gust 23, in the First length gown of candlelight and F ire took part New Parents M rs.Willi am We ber "Cook's Tour" of the state The Sportsman's . she doesn't ha ve the time to Pre sbyterian Church of San. angel ski n peau de sole posed in the first annual slow pitch They couldn't have chosen a Space Needle in Chuluota members are visiting the make something from scratch. already Alan and Dorothy Berg, ford, over Imported rench ta ffeta . softball game for Muscular bet ter time- on Thursday the and Seattle, Nortkshore Beach, making good use of Idon't want to tell her that I their Hacienda VWage residents, are Dystrophy on August 14 at 7 new weather was perfect and The Rev. Virgil L Bryant Jr., Fashioned along modified A. the state capitol at Olympia. property. Every Sunday from members am on to her tricks because i the proud Parents of Jeffrey p.m. at the Little League field Daniel Berg, born August of the Sanford Junior at and the Rev. Clifford McKay fine silhouette lines, it featured She carried an Edwardian breath, daisies, carnations and blue and carried nosegays Following a reception in the From Washington ' Essie noon on they will have trap she's a very sensitive person, 7 on SR 419. a mandarin neckline and full colonial nosegay of yellow ribbons wiffi love knots tied at similar to the honor attendants. church fellowship hall, the 0 0 the Winter Park Memorial Jr., officiated at the double traveled to Sunnyvale, Calif. to shooting on the range. Refresh. Woman's Club, their husbands hate to hurt her feelings. and I Camelot sleeves. it was . sweetheart roses, white daisies, the ends. Starting lineup for Longwood Hospital, weighing in at 0 and children, made the most of , 420$ ceremony. Clifford Stephan was best couple left on a wedding trip to g visit with her daughter, Peggy ments will be served at What should I do? a consisted of team captain Greg hanced with imported alenclon touches of blue and yellow Mrs. Sharon Suver, Miss man. Ushers were David Paradise Island, Nassau, a beautiful summer afternoon I 1 Stewart. Grandson Dick and time. LOSING PATIENCE healthy 8 lbs., %_ 10 ounces. The bride Is the daughter of lace with details ij carnations and baby's breath. Maryellen Bistline, cousin of Stephan, Fred Stephan IV, John Bahamas. Manning of the Police to visit the Central Florida Zoo. 1_7 DEAR LOSING: Maybe she's Siblings Gary, 13, Renee, 12, Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Bistllne Sr., cascadi ng down the front and Department, who played short Mrs. Judi Dorn was matron of the bride and Miss Jane 1. Bistline and F.W. Illstline Jr. There sim ply isn't a more By JEAN PAVIESON They will live in Tampa not lazy but just Lacks conand Stephen, 9, are thrilled to 650 E. Bay-St., Longwood. IV around the hemline. tier honor. She wore a gown o! floral Bistfine, sister of the bride were s • delightful place in the entire Women's Editor Mrs. George To0y was where the bridegroom is ein. fidence in her ability to cooks top; firemen Allan Brown, have a brand new baby brother bridegroom is the son of Mr. French illusion mantilla flowed dotted swiss in pink and olue attendants. They wore gowns of organist and pitcher; Mike ' Chapman, area for a family outing, was a Ms. Beth ployed by Ernst and Ernst. Suggest that she enroll in a second baseman, Charles nd the full cathedral train. and carried a nosegay of baby's floral dotted swissin yellow and MacGinnis was soloist. 91 1 t he general opinion, n Certified Public Accountants. — cooking class. (The local YWCA Call 322-2611 or Chapman, short field; -' Atter visiting all their animal spelling out her sponsor's a probably offers courses.) The Birthday policemen Gil Hughson, Delivered 6x a week to your home, friends. the group repad name. squeaking wheel gets the cher; Robert Partain, first -only 55c a week — $2.40 a month. the large picnic shelter to share Judges will give points for e there no little boys or greas so squeak up! a covered dish picnic supper. poise, personality and beauty, girls in the Sanford area DEAR ABBY: I remarried a base; Terry B,aker, left field; =-_ .__ =_ ~ _____~ Attending were club president and girls will be judged in celebrating their first birfew years ago. My husband and .~_~_~_M_Rfflfi_____ _______. N ---Frank Taylor, center fieK and — ______ Jan Freeman and her husband, short's sets or sizzlers, and in thdays? This is the most I I were both born in Canada, but I . I . Roy Burfld, right field. e long dresses. memorable birthday of all, and our parents' nationalities are . —_.; On Winter Springs stardrig Feuerball and children 'I The contest promises lots of to fielp remember it by we'd different. Ivory Cummings, 30, 806 I Gregory L M a xw e ll , , full L lineup were team captain Jessica and Jason; Terry and pres a lots fun, of Hickory Ave., Gloria says like to publish a picture of your J. 473, Lake Mary, Valerie A. whenever wo go out among Soft spreading, easy I l Charlie t,- a Sextor, Police have arrived Menefee, 27, P08 2'9, Lake Buck, 19, Lon gwood. Irving Gussow and M.1cab; Margaret Koger. The queen child on that special day. Send to control, moisturehis family or friends, he speaks Department; who played short Unds and BfllReck and Me, will in a valuable crown, a us a clear black and white Sr. .-. ItIv .=7_-_ -Monroe ing water the tongue of his parents, EdardP Zander,20,5lO 2nd oft and Jean and Robert Go1kL large trophy, $100 worth of clos e-u p photo gr aph along with -r ~ __-`.~ , speak although they can all James W. Joines, 19, So Clark St., Chuluota, Carol D. Carlock, 11,__ smoky. Four colors -1 C&~_ --ilMelissai and Bobby; Pat Haut; jewelry, a $25 savings bond and the names of the child. his ~ . - : - _46~~ ~=--=-_ ~nglish well enough. St., Enterprise, Cheffin A. Bat- 18, 3314 Coleus Ct., Winter ' to choose from. base; Keith Sorrells, short Ruth and Fred Gaines, a bouquet of flowers. Four parents and grandparents. Also .~ ;. ~_ _~__ _~-Z"' I can't understand their - -. - stop; Tim llathln, first base; and Elizabeth and Frederic. runners will win tiaras and include the child's address and language, so I sit for ho WS like -Richard L. Avrett, J. C. Lawson, righ t field; Al Darrell H. Cantrell, trophies. 174 actual date of birth. Please By JEAN PAON a dummy, while they laugh and -.---Palm Pla ce, Martha Williami, Queen Contest Roggnkemp, catcher; Bill Country Club ir C cle, forms are send I A pplication Margaret the Information one w ee k Women'. Editor . chatter away. ' 18, 206 Airport Blvd. Meyer alternate catcher, Steve B. Fowler, V. Merritt Island. available from Margaret Koger in advance of the birthday to "She s very special ," murmured the old woman, patting the . -. . I think it is rude for them to Daniels, center field; Rick Margaret Koger, Thounty at Badcock Furniture, 206 First Birthday, Evening Darl J. Krug, 21, 1419 Hunt.Vernon L. Ta)lor, 69, 2-fl8 talk in a language that I can't c-I, . Hoenicke, second base; standingcloseby, she added,"They're both special; l'vegotgood • Roadrunner's attractive club Magnolia Ave., or Anita Herald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. ington Dr.. Casselberry, Semmes, Ala., Lucile 11. .' understand. OUT OF ITT40 And s going tobe — 11 policemen, Mary Wilson, P queen, is excited At the Prospect Williamson, 711 Briarcliff St., .--J Christine S. Bra.mlett, 17, ligi Bracht, 69, E656, Altamonte girls." cher; Edgar smart. third base : -. . of organizing this year's both in Sanford. Or from any Lake Dr., Casselberry. Springs. The "girls" are Helen physical therapist, and ,• wonderfuli Fish Fry and Jack Grass, left flew. Hearing Conserva tion Queen Roadrunner. thlda Mullins, home health aide, both employed by Bay Area . . ii HAIR DRESSER I Thomas H. Michael E Weedln 19 15 H -'i' The game en,led in the ninth Home, for her C.B. radio club. Gt soon as your entries in as Everybo loves is ry a f h f , Health Services. Bay Area, established June 8, 1973. to Following With 7 I 1050 Gregory Dr., Malt,land, W. Clemson Dr .' inning with the score pr1deskilledmedlcalcaretohomeoundpaUentauMerthe .The selection of a queen and possible, °irls, and the fry being hosted by the I To 70 Pct. Up Vir ginia B. Come see us at Carden. 19, ckstei,,zame. 13W ItaneDr I -; Longwood-17, Winter Springs-5. Medicare program, expanded Its operations from CALL JIM AVANT Tri-Counly Roadrunners C.B. Pinellas to . , V -- -. ' Altam o nt e our new location, from the sands crowning glory of thIs year's Consumer Kei th H. Keogh, 23, P08 I ' 323-0624 or Watching Seminole and Orange Co unties in June this year. This marked the HadioaubonAug.3oshou]d be :'.r-. • Sprir.gs. .. ngwood's Mayor -Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary, .' three-day Hearing Confirst en of a private, non.profit. Medica re home health agency dibly enjoyable because all Charles L. Cornett, 19 606 Need help organizing servation Jamboree, October 24 Victor V Coxon, 21, Rt. 3 Bo Sho __ __ in the at ea. . our proceeds to help Seminole il ilil -. ' Park Ave No 306 Orange finances in these troubled County'sgohard of hearing II center 26 at the Sanford Civic Troy PaaM, Winter Springs The prir=y services offered to eligible patients by Bay Area /1 1 I~ I Pakr, Mary L. Baldree, ig, 906 I last year's queen was lovely economic times? Consumer children. Be at the Sanford I Police Chief John Govorhuk, consist of ,skilled nursing care, physical therapy and speech Joseph L. Wiggins, 19, 1400 Santa Barbara Dr. . .__ Credit Counseling Service of Ci%ic Center between 4 and - _. Longwood Director of Public .- 1 Eileen Serral of Sanford. Safety Douglas Keller and pathology. In conjuricdon with one or more of these primary 7:30 Southwest Rd., Elenorn Coacti.. Steven E. Wolf, 25. 700 Air. .0 Contestants in the Tri-County Central Florida Inc., is offering p.m., to share the tastiest fish %2923 S. Orlando Dr., services, the agency provides, where needed, ancillary health man, 16, 1502 William Ave. -_ -_ Port Blvd.. Cathy S. Cleveland, roadrunners contest must be a free, competent and con- at the lowest prices in town, about 250 6 effing fans, WhO care by oc,cupational Uwapists, medical social workers, Ile . Ph. 322-9180 Sanford Timothy J. Shea Jr., 22. 5211 22. . . claimed the score did not shorw respiratory therapil and home health assistants. 16 and fidential program to consumers Door prize will be awarded. The girls between the ages of 11 Gumfoo (the former Alpine SL, Altamonte Springs, in the area. ill ~ I the action and excitement . 19, and each contestant must "I may help bathe a patient, fix her hair and nalls, charge her . V,-i George R. Altrnali, 21, 7099 C Director-counselor is Michael event marks the start of the .. Cheryl L Moran, 18, 511 park. H111da Mullin I lcqt) and He" Piotrowski (ril assist Hirls. Allieris Ferpsim to a"aw. . . Bank Bldg.) I I" __ which really took place on the bed and perhaps fix a meal," explained a ide Hflda Mullis. She has have an individual or business nLt_ ~T - W~___. 1975 Roadrunners Hearing wood Dr., Altamonte Springs. Alorna Ave., Orlando, Beth Ann ,, field, r her. The contestant is Lantosca; the offices are been visiting Mrs. Alberta Ferguson, a Sanford stroke victim, Proceeds from the game e%try other day for the past 'clx weeks In the Ferguson's Gary N. Moores, 22, 528 Winter Park. JUNT ' " — Orlando, and are open between -'-w-jamounted to over $500 to be &pes Menue home, she assists the elderly woman with her Maitland, Brynda K Pen Lawrence H Griffith, 33, E Star Trek -9 a m and 5 p m nlngton, 21, MalUad donated to the Muscular personalhygicne,andgivesJohnFergusonusefulpolntersabout 11053, Jacquelyn S Pitta C ll ANKALMU~ Free services include Ian Trek you a Star Ja mes Are Dystroph y Foundation. T Llckteig, 23, )9 1053 E , ' housekeepii. ., detailed budget planning, a lher- join all the thousands of '' " beautiful, '1s but The TrOpWes were awarded by Meanwhile, therapist Helen Piotrowski visits threle times a ~ I _.- Oakhwst Altamonte Springs, fV , I I I ~=-_ ~UV ~ _A , V;5,11` Frederick C. commo Mar shall, 32, 9M , 0 n sense plan for others who will be flocking to McDonald's Ronald McDonald week to teach Mrs Ferguson to walk again "I'm feeling pretty Sharon L. Warren, 23, 61 N. #;.:z C S Wymore Altamonte liquidation of indebtedness; Colonnades Beach Hotel, Palm Longwood received a beautiful) good now. I coluld hardly talk and couldn't get out of my chair Triplet Or, Casselberry. , , irt~;i i , . f , ' creditor payment schedules, Beach over Labor Day weekend 11 Springs, Roberta A. Pierce, 3o, trophy inscribed, "Winner, right after the storke," reported the courageous old woman, ,y I Ralph J Barry Jr 41, same 6 . • 11 !1 assistance to families In the use Softball game for Muscular pausing iii her s'ow perambulation across the bare wooden floor it) 41, " 1 -r-.A Orniond Beach, Joann 0 William T Smith, 30, 852 o f credit privileges, education movies at the Star Trek ..• „' / Dystrophy” and the date to rest on he metai y ~ IV_-I!_%. .7? 1, 4 ;P Anderson, 48, Daytona Beach Orlenta Ave ., Al tamonte 0 program In schools and more -• Winter Springs received a . Federati on of Fans' c v ention. "We'll probably be coming for at least another four weeks," vv h A ______________________________________________ ''.'-? trophy Inscribed "in ap- said Ms Piotrowski "Our aim is to get our patients and their — . eredla 528 A Longwood ' )1 Miami, Manuel il pwiation for participation." familiestoa point where they can manage ontheirown.11 Don't be surprised to hear Betty Bostak, a registered nurse with Bay Area, reiterated I Castillo, 61. 513 Leakwood, about a possible return match this goal recently when she stopped by to visit one of her many *--. tN Altamonte Springs -, Oviedo, Cynthia . Fall, 17, 1144 cAmp It to"evenup thescore "Rumors Sanford area patients, William Nealon of 24440 Bay Ave ¶ --Iii C Paul H Ellis, 35, Jonesboro Galahad Or, Casselberry. . -' • / FOR are already afoot in the city. G a ., Ga 1' Checking Nealon's blood pressure, rebandaging his leg which was '•• L Watkins, 34, 130 Ralph E McCelland, 58 ' IdoLwo % ad r stricken by phlebitis and Notre Dame Dr, cellulitis following a stroke he suffered Altamonte Paden City, W Va, Eva G Canoe Trip Springs. Tern hetom 50 -. .,.-'' ~ ____ ~_____.____ Z~-__ --: --. preTautionary methods of caring for her husband. "Our basic in a beautiful / - ----I- __ . -. and potential members of the goallstoteachthefamilleshowtomanage,"sheexpinjned. -- -- -----=Springs Chapter of the Jaycees . -TV __ 11 "She's been working with both of us," said a grateful Mrs. %.. ______ f'~:_- - M - -will take part in a canoe ex -AND --. -en wonderful, . cursion and sixial OAS weekend don't know what I'd have done without them. / I - 0I, ~~__., _r_-_ = . ) 1 -;;--1 = I , "I'm not so young any more and wouldn't firid it so easy to .__--Ja -~z%;;,~~. .. -. i ,- I -N,.-- A~~A . M - - I__:u, -M I r-": ______ - - _. V_ A __A M ---1 - , - -~_ F -. - ____ 0 a 9 I 1- __P ,-1 ~,;.; 7:~;O~. ,91ndividushied Care Virginia Elizabeth McGcifey 90valified Teachm IY -_ ___ . All partic.ipants will meet at . Elizabeth A. DebAnter & 0 'I .0Later, Bay Area's speech Ompist Jerry Buckman stopped __ . L;--,,zr~ ; ik t i-_ =-A , -4v P. rl . the launch Site at King's in for one of his Ill weekly sessions with Nealon. Uzing flash I U~_ . NI A , FOR THE VERY ~ z _. BEST IN DANCE TRAINING I maiden name - Mer C . Landing located about one mile ..--ircls, swI'in' out sords dnd encouraging his patient to express flubert 1pe Douglas & Joy( v . ,-",-I-I,_4I Early Childhood Edu(siton 3 Hot LunchtsLeswl) Brown & Virzinja H Catherine kkk~ north of Rock Springs run on himself. he served the double purpose of stimulating and coun4 -rk - . r:44 _3~5 z __ --- f HOME OF BALLET GUILD OF SANFORD-SEMINOLE __ Full & Part time programs --the Wekiva River. From there seling Nea Ion iw - . , Is M I ~_ ~ , D • • .'_3-_ the group will proceed along the ' Kathleen M D COMEDY • ADULT JAllERCISE William Muon Sr "Jerry's been wonderful He talks C% ery -day Englisi-' that we A ii 'Edna Christian Tapley & riverstoppingaroundnoonat canunderstarx1,andhe'amaderneawareofhwIcanhelpmy (also Au It Ballet and Tap) Harold G Wllster & Barbara I I -2 4/i: Raymond Ellis. A. --- _!li __1111 OFpicnic. Each member will Star Tyson & Buckman explain,ed.- "Much of my work Is with the gmse or Peter Tyson. .-_____ _. Bonnie K. Clemmons & ;;; -, ---. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS lot . i sp1y his own food vl the immedlatefamilyofapatienticounselthemonwiiattoexpecttn , %r _%rV-,_, Kathleen H. Jenkins & Paul Rldiard G., Wf. maiden name CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 8th AT CASSELBERRY M —Cotterman good OP- The children will be treated to -___ nstein a l - : . ______ __________________ ,_ -, i ______ - . I. .:_1 - - I ... are ICK . . . . - r ~ I L Pirnirlcckrq . - 25 Enioy Zoo S te - 0 ____________________________________________ Go n ' Places, gconcePt... ns newiey~li Helena _____ - i_T_l HomemBound am~-~-f_ fashions our Pat He pin 4a - __________________ ___ __________ byshipt Plan e train Han -- - A - s only -, 25 - they're terrific! - season a - , - - -- Aid - - - , f x - _______ ______- - - - - - - - Wit I . A study in beauty. _~ ___________ ______ -_ _- She was born - - - _________ e c)e - " School of Dance Arts fof school , 11 , , adds the on tw~ Wed ~,'.~E REGISTER NOWI Wooden ge - S E PTE MB ER s -- - - - - - - - - 41iI - - - . __ ___ PREInKINDERGARTEN --s i- INDERGARTEN : — - - I i F . -'f_--~-X,-.t^,M .#.'~ ii _--n7a;!-. 'All MUSICAL - .- - - IiI - ___.. ililli,;: r -,T_ L !Yanm cIt connie - '. 6 - -le . ____ ____ REGISTER NOWI and other liquid rfre&unents. Soundslikeafuntimeforthis very active grow. realistic about rehabilitation goals." AccordingtoMtkeRobertsdlrectorofBayAreainSemjnole , County,anyonecanrequesttheagency'sservlcesonbehalfofany PuLce held the fulst of many picnics for this group of youzigiters Saturday from 8 Medicare eligible home-bound patient who is witely Ill. There is no charge to the patient for either the agency's services or fur. nished durable aryl disposable medical supplies, since Bay Area is paid by Medicare. For further information, contact Roberts at Bay Ant SemInole Office, 701 Senioran Blvd., Altamcnte Springs. -; - - - z M, __ ~ - - __tF __ __ -- -- I - . ~~_ ~ . - r i : - - __ ~ C~ El~ ~ 4"I tT - -I - - _____ _ Betty floctak, R.N. hecks ilIiarn Ni'aluns UoI pressure. - -- I 7111)(Ay Candiff & Virginia A. Donna J. Ossler & Thomas W . Diel. Deborah C. Riggall & Verne Ernest William Herr & C rol, Wf. Former name — Kellam. Wilma M. Oglesby & Henry P. " I . ' - . 1 ' -1 STORE E. Fernley P. Jr. Patricia Bennett & Elbert, Mildred Mary Schwelckert & Susan If. Carr & John W. Edward Carl. MichaelY nn Sexton 01) & Da vid Bar bara Evans Williams & t a!,id George Williams Jr. 3 Piney Ridge Road 134.1144 SHOE PLAYCARE" TA / '! / / WNTOWN SANFORD 208 . PH. 322-0204 MOS. ___________ . _ . -4_'" LL_ CALL OR COME BY .1*. . . 2560 S. E lm Ave. - -___ g. I 1" I I i SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS Sept. Sanford, Fla. Directors: Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright - �-r--- - ----- - --- J___L --.-=- - -s---- ------ - r. -. -. - --- - - - -- - -' --' __ --- .____.__,._,_,. i. . . I ; NOTICE0 1 a . . II this Prices in Real Estate I ad good Sun,,, Aug, 24 - Wed. Night, Aug. 27 i; 1111 IS . 0.;i I, . __ ____ - - -_ - j 4. C ,-k - -, I - Dear Mr. Saxon, I . - or Dear Mr J F The usual objection to Furniture th t tends to attract a lower class of tenant and also creates a higher turnover. Because - - ,CRPIA4II.JLIJ ' — \ THOMPSON WH (-'t I. J -- F I ITE - - 4 140lics ,~ I,, USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY'L..... WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF ,- - BONELESS TOP ROUND OR . ,t SEEDLESS BONE. IN SIR'OIN CHUCK L - have to be replaced every five years RAPES Nectarines . . Cantaloupes . . 2 39 Si,, I? Jumbo _____ s OR -- 00 Mh " -'_ == .. III STEAK AK - _____________ - LB - La.S2 09 * 'sm LB - ______ =-' nis applies to a percentage of the hTOSS, sales. A clause in - ' ______ • ' , • Yellow LB Boncle,, ISer'f 69c BAG W0 4111 to W 0 Brunt USDA Choi ce Boople,, 69 $2 Brand USDA C h oice Bone " 99C CHUCK STEAK , rnirdinum rent he has paid, then he must remit the differences to the landlord as additional rent. If the result of the percen ta ge is lower than the minimum guaranty, then the minimurn guaran. . ' ' W D Brand USDA Choice Boneless Beef f ull C ut $189 PkGS WD Brand USDA Choi ce Beef Round Sirloin Western Co,r Fed h IP'4 59 EACH Quarters - - . - . . 4 it. 69c Beef Pattie C USDA Interstate French fry 6- 99c 18 -- A Fr..,' F,,.r Thiçjh, a. - - - - - - - = to 89 Bologna 99C W D Stand Sliced . 10 , , I, 1W - I_Iu -___-- Superb,and to I . W.O brand Speci.d Luncheon or Cooked - o )BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE) its I. eese . - We will be employing the services of a van line to move us out C 99 of the state In October. Ills Is our tint move and although I know ftt most all major compatiles are reputable concerns, I question the advisability of shipping my stamp collection and sterling ALL FLAVORS . %.. % ASTOR a NO A, LAND - 1 r' u I I ' Limit i i I with $5.00 or more Purchase excluding cigarettes I -441 , ~ I , . ` ' _ .. ,_ 1 Il * I ~ t 1 . ,, ) L.&.. _____ .? - • _l..1 --.-- . . ' . '."! &. . % . /_________________________ j'I•( ) ' I ___ - ' . - so L - _ . - . .,~ . , - ' ' HALF GALLON LB Thrifty Maid Paper Plates . 0 Mustard 0900 • - P1(0 ivieulum reas 77 . • & CAl-IS H,nt AR' 90 ThrItyMo,dCr.0r,,$tyI,o, - 25c Tomato Ketch Up C 32 11, BTL' Vienna S 3 Di Chips . . . . . 2 Dia pi rs . . .. . .•• i : I~~ . . $-*3. i ; 69 DOV.LsqUd 14 I 1- I 11, l. Diapers Ale or Beer .... . . .6 6 CU eans. . ... 3 , 1f I THRIFTY MAID III 0 1 with w I ___ <::,%ooe- _;.;,I I, 1, .Maid ,r 1 JARS I 1:~. .L mic 1 19 $5 00 ur more purchase exci cags NRB, 8 ' P1(0 - $1 99 - ___ - - -_A --- CANS 88, a ._I!I GOING M Y WAY? - . LEMON—LIME ASTOR or ORANGE ere Unable to hitch a ride with a conventional sign Who 1.od FRUIT - __ 0 '- "' ** GATOPIAD 1% 1 to Ill I f r -- ~ Z - ____ ~ i I - I I 6-oz. 1 6-ozo :: BTL. I ~ C *I*.IN S '"pektiol Quanlots ~ MARGARINE 9 e a * 2 ,B $100 II - f-. i - C I 7 __ 4 I F R NC H AVE. & 25th ST V - ---. ~_ 4_6 419 E. FIRST ST. .ft, . A 01A.-__ - mmov-- _00 !.f4j -4 ---..--.-. I TTII TJ mee ting was attended by technology and features which 36 home building industry __ Z z- - .- ~ , _ I -._ -- ~ - -4~ Sai - - -.. - - - ~ .- -Z-! , ' - p- - 11 --M - - - .- - ": I - .~_-_-_ _____- -- - &_ '? '" a - OT ••-.. . - %!osr . __ - a Look to "Home" -. IF - In The Sunda y erald — codes. for i~ Looking for a home? H11 The remainder are con- wing ----. I t one. We're some the folks at of r5aqdlewood Vifla,5 , action" DemCItee Life here is enjoyable, relaxed and pampered! d Needed ___ Don't take our word for It. come on down and see for Yyourself Se,, - 110 - . --. ______ ~7~ 1 - Office Open 10-6 Daily - - .. W. Airport Blvd. Ssflford - _______ A ___ we"0 0 - _: 11111=11 -. - Raft-VIRA-W-Am - __ . - . I V . - _ - - Wo8her 1 and 2 Bedroom A art t F - - 1% ' 4~ 24 I s the Toda s Look At Yesterda 's Price ) - s real wood. However, walls. you must take steps to A. - it' t there Is such a thing as a re move the -_ . 1 located in beautiful Deltona. The location is close to ee thing Schools, shopping --.I-_-- tW~__:, The ~~, -r_--~___ , All , itL -,-,.j — — -*' __ I 3 ' _____________ __________ ________ i 5A ,tW4 1-_i ' . DOWN FHA-LOW DOWN VANO I s- -.A...1 _~J@' i .. .- - ..y__ _-' A -~ - ~ ~_47~7_ -_-_ .-k Directions -Take 1 4 to the 130ary. Dellona Exit Turn left main entrance to Deltona; past the Dellon Inn to blinking - __ ___ -1 1111111111 - PH. (305)668-6170 MRRonDA and central I - _ - __- t- At one chance you have to avoid sliding glass wall overlooking part of the work is that, some- the rear grounds, Interior Q. - We flecided to repaint times, after washing die walls, laundry room, a unique Island heat and air. - - plywood panel with a facing of settles on kitchen walls. The wall to wall carpet, 12 foot ago. My wife washed the ceiling necess.a.ry. 7 - 1__ -L I _, 11111`"~` —- -: - ----o`""-, . - ~TI ceilings in the living room, dining room and kitc hen wail to wal carpet, a huge 12 foot glass wall overlooking the rear grounds interiortaund room a unique nque islan d kit central heat and air and on and get it together and see this amazing house Ceme out today cathediloal ceilings In the living you find that repaintihg is not " ' IM '' 4 -- will _ - ___________________I . A"" %I . _._1ft_;4 ,:,. Lo. Hernando plastic. our kdcheri cedini,a few New ___ ___ _ - ~ We're proud of a 11 the value-packed features we're offering in . .. -_ - , this exciting 3 bedroom design. Things like Cathedral -.- .-_t - '*~- ___i_-_- Yvi-_A, ___~__---. .-_ - - - ~_ -- .I Z:.~__ :_.1 - 1* - , A \' :.', - -_ I Q. - The other day, In in. painting. It came out fine. ne Hernando has today' s look at flashing probably is of good pssihk' because it looks as quality. (opper takes on a though it will be a tedious job green color after a period of lk =1 -., -* --~~ -, I I -t~ " -4 If &.,'-. i rv1_% . r., ~ I'-- y Version Answer ,j:~r~ jj,-:,,..O'~~4; I _ r r j , w-i i ..I~S-k.;_z.-IV ~a,l w~- _., 0 A , .F-~.t. , -1 1: k _i~_. .7--~.- _.N_-, _.-_i---_ ~.-;, ~--f ~ __ :i 0 No Has New A. - It' time. It does not affect the abils common to decide to centers, churches takes, golf, ity of the flashing to keep out paint only a ceiling and then swimming and boating are all leaKs, assuming that the metal find that, by contrast, the wallsnearby. Major highways bring is ,,.III securely in piace. .seem dingy. The same thing you into the metropolitan area holds true In reverse If you within minutes," Katanich Q. -.Settle a clispute, please. paint only the walls because Ow said. Is the top layer of plywood ac- cu-iling appears not to need it, The home offers a brick front, ~ ,- - 32-ol. - ljr.--;;r~-1.-.. r; ,-A #-,L--.4 ol - _____ _,'~ I Maronda Specting the shingles on our only trouble Is that now the yestffday' s price, the company roof to see what kind of condi- walls look kind of seedy al. says. lion they " ere in, I noticed that though they ,appeared to be all Sam Katanich, vice president the flashing around the chini right before the ceiling was f Maronda Homes, Inc., , een Co1. I ,painted. The 'Inline tlnn Ic "beth u a gr eve lope ped ney as due%eio uLamonte)pr1ngssaysuuILIu3 or . %lut does this mean and trIbe walls ha'e to be washed, new model is the best yet like the ceiling, before repaint will it cause any tr ouble' "Maronda Homes models e ing We'd like to avoid this if Latanich said, "are ideally A — All it means is that th is i I -: -F ~__ - - -- ----~~_------r-4,1. -7;4 tempting to get back to building construction methods, boards introducedanew',ersionof its _____ ; IV, haeadethiIedsur%eydoneaheadofUmebeaqualiliediw -!:~ ______ i goverrunent believes, and rightly so, that the only to be sure that a movirW, crew is prepared to do the job as it should be done is to . $ - .; ;- '.. -- too much current. The fuse housing costs that have left a basic house - one that the middle-income Floridian can Florida' s residents unable to afford. Many of the recompurchase the median home. mendations relate to new "We've ca lled this 'nice but building products and building F arm Research -1 . =~=Zri~ -'- Aproperlyexutedmo'eisacornplicatedprocedureandthe ' 4c Doi Monte -4-W __ ..'00 NAISE imi ? -uit which already is carr)ing Liang's hardbook, "Practical Home Repairs," available by sending 11 to this newspaper at truthful. Interstate Commerce much as it once was, and the we have become complacent South and Nationwide, have not Cijniunj.on rules and regulations pertaining to charges are so editors of Progresshe Farmer ad we are taking these efforts been increased enough to offset numerous and detailed that information given over the phone magazine see this as a warning for granted" inflation much less provide for would probably be incomplete and consequently the estim.ate flog flying over the South. ' These editors who cover the expanded effort. $199 PG . . . • . . . . I tom-1 t--o 6 plis with $3 00 or rmo,e purc hase q, I Fisch—, 1hriffy i t IVIAYON. __ I KRAFT " 4-yT)nniist _. - - -1-A -i KRAFT ~ .1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 __ ______ . CANS 00 Deep South Hombutger __ -= _ $ 0: 's PJ 4 - -horn of Daytirne Do%posoblet -- -- they are readily visible or, at ilhirty-five do-it-yourself ng ii A ~,FR—MA~~ I .. , Throltv M(I'd 150 CT French ! dra w the most dec - tions of a special housing task Home Builders Association In telling you that something is AT01719. If it's an overload, disforce are adopted in Florida. October, and talk with us abo connecting the troubleawker Home builders from every how to implement the new section of the state attended a meeting in Orlando Wednesday Builders say they are at- per hundred pounds for various weight catagorles. That was fine about In part by vigorous determine the true status of the doubling the until she told me that I would have to do my own multiplying and agricultural research efforts, agricultural research effort," agricultural research effort, that the only way to get a true cost work-up would be to permit an have made this region one of the century-old farm monthly with funds provided for exestimator to come out and personally inspect my furniture. She the world's most efficient editorializes In its August issue. panded programs in such areas said that this was a federal regulation. farming areas. The editorial emphasizes that as energy usage, food growing, Was the young lady telling me the truth or was she simply But an appraisal of "because university and in- and livestock production. lazy and discourteous? — J.V.P. agricultural research today dustry agricultural research P.ecently, appropriations for Dear j. v. p, , . indi ca tes it Isn't appreciat ed as efforts have been so successful, agricultural research, in the - '' - person I spoke with told me that iihe could only give me the rates past two decades, brought state and national levels, to I.,exington, and Raleigh call for JAR Arrow . etc - Mind.bending changes in "Farmers and farm leaders rural South from offices in movi ng about 4,000 pounds of household goods to Oklahoma. The Sou thern (arming daring the must take the initiative, both at Dallas, Memphis, Birmingham, - .. . F c-- appliances that heat up — toas- or sizes should be kept on hand. ters. electric irons, broilers, They should be stored where are now required by the U.S. representatives from throughDept. of Housing and Urban De- out Florida. - jj I called a van line company last week to ask fer the cost of Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excluding cigarettes - M I _ L;4 -_:___~___ __.. ______~, ampere, and the wires then can Florida handling that circuit blows, suggestions deal with actual your goods, the carrier is automatically absolved of any respionsibility and you my be held respolasible for damage to Dear Mr. Bragan, ; ---~ ~_ much electricity is being used fuse o a single circuit. Since the Extra fuses of the proper size More than 30 of the builders' - . anbul 'V ~ ( os t destination, Myear-old Steve Johnson of Phoenix thought he' d try effned with OF, preparation explosive. This means that only the loaded cartridges, shells and something a bit out of the ordhwy. Though no motorists volun- and use of land. gunpowder must go with you personally. "Our findirg3 are now being teered to) take him as far as Mars, many curious drivers have A word of caut! 4 on here. Although you may do your own transported him across the country, which b all be really wanted drafted, and will be sent to the packing arxi no one wifl open any of the cartons during the move, appropriate agencies and anyhow. $ , C inimizing wood blocking the health, safety or welfare of ... t~rough the use of backup chps the homeowner." can savesev h und red if fire should occur and explosives are found to have been among - .,_ :- =~ iF. - ~9 t , - - - , ::7_- with a larger fuse, such as a 30 - not necessary' conference," techniques w hich save money said Jack C. Dernetree of in materials and labor. Jacksonville, chairman of the For example, using regular meeting. "We've detailed over 2x4 studs 24 center rather 50 recommendations we believe thanthe conventional 16". and Wi ll cut costs, yet not endanger _____ dl equipment with my household goods? - P. K. Dear 13. K For obvious reasons you may not ship Thin •h' - - ______ each circuit breaker — have 0 horne, the first guess is involved someone else write down which - nousands of dollars will be representatives of those groups sliced from the cost of Florida's to grapple with increasing . t, .. disastrous. Dear Mr. Bragan,, T -, - _.A ~t-4* ,... -. - average home if recommenda- state convention of - - - -, ___ 2 J. items with you simply because of this industry-wide disclaimer. The carrier is liable for your silver and since it and all other items of value will be packed i nside cartons it will be Just safe as a package of paper plates. All tnoving companies are quick to dispose of any employea who unsa%.ory tendencies. Their I SUNSHINE - - -1. -_ - Among the paperwork y&u will recei%.e from the cafl.j when he sets up your move will be a statement which absolves him from any liability for stamp and coin collections, jewelry, money any articles of extreme value. Although there is almost no danger of pilferage in a dom estic move, I suggest that you carry these - 10 * . 0 I04 , I * 1 I _Vk.;*. "9 - , "IForrN ,f, z_ 1v - _~ I iW-Piv , ~ in~~ ~ 7 I. __ - - -. .. . Dear Mr. Bragan, UP : (i them myself' Dear J. 1. S. . 1 1 ~ ~ .~ 0 Or I -. - ,e ___ . -- U 01 1•- - -- - -- _IL_,.lr I.%, 4 . _____________________________ 1 --- em H ous in g `- -- $899 Polmoolro farm Pimiento III at Cup 59c) ; irs its - - SUPERBRAND . — )dothis gins in th e average household trouble and to avoid guesswork when a (use blows or a circuit when there is. Turn on all the breaker shuts off. If the one lights. While you loosen each person who knows the location fuse one at a time —or shut off Overloading s the most com- . B MIKE BItaG* MI Kohn*% Sandwich Sprecd or Ralh's(min of Match) • W 0 Brand Cooled Ground Beef . . . . 4 4 0 I'liG S to . - There's an asy ay e v time when at be- trician. I - - - silver flatware. Should I let these items go on the truck or take - - — I - r' - - 10 - protect which circuits. clean air and water pollution time as the auto manufacturers Edmund ~Iuske (D-Me.), would have restricted federal if the knowledgeable individual immediately to see which fuse )lSflt he then begins th control, had met their an ti-pollution chairman of the Subcommittee involvement. e controlled which outlets. at second part of the guessing At issue is the question of sta ndar ds Realtors favor such On Environmen ta l Pollution of W he n the enti re operati on is Foll owing the defeat of th w hether Congress will address a delay, be lieving that Congress the Senate Public Works bill, Senator Muskie's corn- game: namely, which fuse to completed, make a diagram of itself strictly to matters af is aiming at t he wrong target Commit tee, announced that he mittee developed a draft Clean replace or which breaker to the setup and paste it on the fecting clean air and water, or Th e parking facility does not would attempt to revive as part Air Act amendment bill which reset. fuse box or circuit breaker mIll tell . ou how to solve whe thei the amendment bi ll po ll ute the air, they con te nd, of the Cl ean Air Act a highly incorporates that el. Then, when lights go out or land use will be used as a vehicle for but ra ther the auto that uses the controversial at go far beyond problem in a minute. First, let appliances stop running, you land use provisions th imposing stringent f ederal land facility. Interestingly, the proposal, which failed to pass in those of the defeated House bill, us understand that a fuse blows will be able to tell immediately I the principal is the same with which fuse needs reolacement use controls. automakers have received the Ilcuse. It contains sanctions against The ba ckg round is this the three separate delays in - the --------------------The Realtor-supported House non-compliance, prohibitions i f circuit breaker i because the or which breaker needs resett r'c uit is overloaded or has (IC tog Clean Air Act mandated, deadline for meeting their bill, which died in committee against certain types of con approval veloped a short circuit, If it's amo ngother actions, so-called standards. Hence, the real proposed funds to sta tes and struction Always replace a fuse with and Indirect sources" controls. estate industry Is being asked to local jurisdictions one of the same size. If you refor requirements by the These are rules which provide solve a problem br ought on by development o! planning Environmental Protection trouble at once. If t here is a move a 15-ampere fuse, put in a for reviews of planned facilities the auto industry. problems to deal with growth- Agency. .Qiort circuit. call an elec- new 15-ampere fuse. Replace It Cuts Sought Hofldl Pok W D Bland Pu,r Hod P01 W D Brand Pu,.. , W 0 Brood All Meat Regular Thcl Sliced All Beef C Western Coin Fed Hall Pork Loin Split or Country Style Vegetables 2 " $100 Cream Pies t, 4,2 14pits0: $ I - ' W D Brand Al) M.'a, All Beef or Dinner 69c Ground Beef 1139 • • II Grade Breast D,%-aroa Cut G,ron Beam or Mined I t Hand, Pal W 0 Brand Ov-ck Fro:rn W D B,ond (T.Pl.r 1 4 11) P,jt1,r0 * S 0 . , .1 Pori t o. to (-ated. lie or she should also -srcuit and which lights and know which fuses and breakers outle ts are on that circuit. t is likely that one of least, In a place known to any. T~we 0 Sro All Vuf.~i.r. j on Sept. i A st or HOME Realtors has urged Congress, not them.selves pollute, but Sendyour question to Real Estate Investments, The Evening Herald. 300 North French Avenue, Sanford Fla. 32771 CAN shopping centers, highways, parking lots, etc., — which do , figure times his gross sales results in a higher amount than the In Astor . tIn 1' pros ides tihit the b,ice rent is the rniiununi annual rent the tu1irit ill pay . Ilien, u.u4illy within 60 days after the end of each year, the tenant must furnish to the landlord i certified statement of his gross sales for the year. If the agreed percentage Small End 5',.nI, DELMONICOS . 0 0 a ' Dear Mr. G. F. B., _____ I Eggo !, s fl.., Potatoes Onions . • • a . l es . . . . . £ Orange Juice . e 6 Orange Juice. Dinners . 9 0 9 Potatoes . e * 9 9 5 .-,. 111 T-BONE 79c • • • • I AC -- of placement of the blown fuse. '---'_ If 7'he Ilefald Services it blows again immettilately, it's Every adult in your holust-- probably a short circuit. should know where the fuse box All of this Is simple If you or circuit breaker pariel is lco- know which fuse protects which federal standards For source regulations until such say the Realtors. Senator rights of property owners and with finding him or it. But even lights go out each time. Check I am planning to rent a store for my business location Some landlords want a percentage lease ExactlyI how does th is WO — G. F. B. _____ ______ _____ 99 _______ I 1.- - Bo 1• -- HARVEST M,.,11, ROAST STEAK The when it return. from its recess which attract automobiles ' Operating experience shows that maintenance expense does not exceed that found in unfurnished ren tals You r turnover be greater with furnished units but they usually rent faster overall loss to vacancy is of ten much less Dear Mr. Saxon, . Jv,cy - AssociFttlon i I fly ANDY LANG to adopt Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 24, ins— to amending the construction of the facilities of the higher turnover, it is said, there is ore maintenance. Clean Air Act of 1970 and reject would be required, and certain This seems I ical but in a t I experiences wi th the Senate approach. measures taken to alleviate bo th seem to indicated a better with the furBoth the house and Senate pollution. nlshed rentals. The dollar return on LI furniture inement left , as unfinished business in Th e House bill to amend th e The bill pending in the related problems, It would'havg. usually exceeds th e return on the eaet Also the t heir respective environmental Clean Air Act would delay Senate, however, would In. helped protect the prerogatives depreciation allowed is faster than the actual loss of the asset; subcommittees, legislation to implementation of the indirect troduce a whole new situation, Of local governments and the any of the "hard" pieces (end table, etc.) do not update USDA CHOICE W.D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY AGED - National I i ~, A C1 WASHINGTON, D.C. I'm wondering U I should rent m 9 of ean Air Standard-s Of i THE ON ~,,, ', lo_I ,-''~ __.4__%_ ~ ., I 4.,-v 400-1. .to4l , I I. I ., I ~ HOUSE - 1/ ~111E "'7" );:;: - --- _ _: --- -_ - -__ ~ - /I 0 - I - . Realtors Seek Loosening %W BY I.ARRY SAXON Glocintify Rights Reserved - Winn-Dixir Stores, Inc. - Copyright - 1975 I . - Investments . PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY .. e e ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, BRIVARD, LEE, MARION A COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) A ~! - sunday, Au. N. 17S Fl _ _ I IL 1 Th I R HOMES 6282812 ______ - __ - __ rT-i ::u;r - - .-"------.- -: - �IC—Evening Hsreld, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 24, IflS IL CLASSIFIED ADS County Land Transactions Are Jane Pendcrgrast to Jrns. C. Fisher, 5, 6, Sly 30' Lot 7 Lk 83 Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful Alt. Sect., $69,900. Richard B. Rogers & Nell H. Rogers & wi Robert G. Rogers & wf WEI Don W. Tauscher & wf Jeanne U. to Ferdianad F. Leyh & mother Bertha I.., Lot 10 111k A, Glen Arden Heights, $42,500. Mary Grieco Spellman to Lawrence A. Speilman & wf Mary, Lot 12 Ilk D CU, $183. Patricia L. Pntlerson to lUcky 1. Johnston& I Angela, Lot 15 111k 1 Lynwood Revision, $31,500. Fredco Enterprises, Inc., to Enrique Garcia & W. Yolando Lot 12131k B Paradise Point 4th Sect. $3,000. Ace Builders Inc., to Jerry Three.D- Homes, Inc. to K. \'akubchik & Kathleen Lot 11 SurMark Coast. Inc., to Sun Dcx corp., lots 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, James L. Johnson & vf Lola A., LW Pines, $30,500. 91, & 93 SanLanta 3rd Sect., Lot 111 Groveview Village, Nader Homes Inc., to Michael $30,000 $29,000. G. Hickey Lot 21 Lake Searcy Robt. Wallace Senn & wf Nina Shores, $28,700. QCI) Judith V. Condon to Lawrence C. Condon, Lot 103 S C. to Charles K. Nuckolls & wf Nader Homes Inc., to Mark I. 29.2l S 21.91' Forest Brook LouLe, Lot 207 FiresI Brook Rh Milkr & .Janis M. Lot 37 i.k Second Sect., $100. sext., $38,000. Searcy Shores, $29,200. Paul Hughes Baughman & W. A. Win. T. Lipscomb & wf I)avid Psi. Spears & V. Clara A.toThomasE.Shetler& Leille to Carol L Roberts, Lot Pamela G. to Samuel J. Kaleel wf Susan D., E4 lot 322 Van 10 111k 11 Glen Arden Heights, & \V. Ethel D. nBO.60' Lot 28S 12Arsdale Osborne Brokerage Co. $59,000. 94' Lot 29 Oak Mount Sutxl, James H. Lindstrom & wE $28,500. add. Black Hammock. $7,500. Joshula C. Price & wf Nellie Sanda I.. to Delbert L Iwlds & John K. Hiinmelrich & W. L to Lewis C. Voss & 4 Lois P., wE Lois, Lot 18, 111k H Sunland Janet C., to Donna J. Muller Lot Estates, $19,700. Lot 51 Jansen Subd., $22,500. 2.1 The Spgs Shadowood Village, Barnett Winston Mtg. Co. to $49,500. J. R. Hattaway, J.M. Hat. t.away & Jon W. Zabel to Joe L. Moses Burke Jr., 710' 5 2075.6' The Greater Const., Corp to hloorman & W. Imogene N., WP W NE cot Sec. 35-19-30, $21,800. Angelo Demarco & W. The hlusk.ey Co. to Albert I... Genevieve Lot 14 Weklva Hunt Lot9BlkJ N Oil Ranches Sect., P Sn flt4r1 I) Wm. 1 wf t. I'WS il,ic1tgt. 1 wf T ,t I Pit(i..h L',... 57...., AAA '• ,iuu usII t,..., Ii, •i 4JL,IAU Maureen, Lot 464 Frank L JR. Ilattaway, J.M. hat- 13 Sweetwater Oaks Sect. 8, Robt. K. Gregory to Frank taway & Jon W. Zabcl to Paul $14,900. Woodruff's Subd., Fisher Lots 1, 2 111k 7 Tier 8 K. Oslo Dcv. Inc., to Wm. E. E.Carwile&wfOpalM.,Lot 10 Alton Jenkins to Evelena R.Trafford'sMapSanl,$12,000. Padgett & Catherine H., W BIk J. N. Or! Ranches Sect., Calloway,S66'N6ctuiinsE 130' 20.83' Lot 11, Lots 12, 13, 20.89' $5,000. NE5 I NE 5 . SEt4 Sect. 32-19.31, Thomas [)oandl Tyra Jr., & $23000 Lot 14 131k 63 Sanlando the 1 Joyce L to John J. Laroche, suburb Beautiful Palm Spgs John Capko to Harry K. Loti 13, 14, 15, 16 BIk C Tooke Jr., & Frances G., Sect., $7,000. Winter Spgs Dcv. Corp to Sanlando Spgs tract 59, 817,000. Patricia Tooke Stenstrom & George A. Paulik Jr., & wf Henry K. Tooke III, BIk 3 Patricia A. Ewald, SE Cci- 27 Essle N. to C. C. Athorne, Lot 8 Spurling Heights, $114,000. 111k A $300. BIk 10 Weatherafield 1st Add., Bgtjce C. Moore & wf Barbara — $1L000. A. to Robert Micharl Parrotino eneva McCaughan MIS. Co 10 & W. Diane M., Lot 25, BIk John V. Richey & W. Uardens hljciad M. Hall & wf Lorraine The Meadows W, $38,900. Psiarguerite A. to Bruce M B., Lot 129 Howell Estates Mid-St. E)ev. Ccii,. tO TRB Greene & W. 't'two N. lot 271 Subd. rep., $37,000 Enterprises Inc., LOt 29 131k G Woodcrest Luxury Patio Unit 5, $37,000. Mary T. McCormick to Spgs, Valley Gardens Sect 3, J.D. Murray to Charles N. Melville H. Millette & wf $23,000. Apartments Riscbrorough & Mary E. Lot Marion, lot 8, Lot 9 Booth's Daniel J. Martin Jr., & W. 14C 131k C Lake Kathryn 4th Subd., $6,300. Joan B. loJoseph J. Reynolds & STUDIO 1,2.3 Walden Terr. Inc., to James W. Tweenar, Lot 31, 111k A Add., $7,000. BEDROOM SUITES Mitchell H, Mooney to Robert B. Adams & wf Sarah B., Lot. 5 Crystal Bowl Add., to 2 BE DROOM F. Prelsier lots 6,7,8 B1k 3 tier 6 TOWNHOUSES Walden Terr., $34,000. $14,000. ER. Trafford's map, $80,900. Karl K. Quimby & W. Newark Thist Co to Leroy Freedom Fed a 7 1 to Moderna M. to Robert C. Tuna & wi Sharon A., LOt FROM Emerson D. Jackson & w. Davenport & Deborah K. English Woods Subd. 1st Add., 125 Patricia lot 112 Barclay Woods Davenport, Lots 20, 21, 81k 20 1st add., $43,900. 2nd Sect. San Lanta, $33200. Francis J. Jenior & " 1505 W. 25th St. Tbad A. Terry to A. Harold Michael Stortl&wf Margaret Margaret E. & Mary Margaret SANFORD Bridges S " N ' SW SW N. to Empioyee Transfer Jenlor, single to Allied Builders Corp, Lot 76 Apple Valley Unit of Orlando Inc., Lot 10 81k 322•2090 JOhathan L. Grant to Greater 3, $51,661. Sanlando the suburb Beautiful Orlando mtg. cort lot 45 111k G Sanford, SeCt. North Orl Terr sect. 5 UnIt 1, Charles J. Suffrldge & $24,700. Cora C. to James ! Klinber, Wm. Zlpfel & W. Karolina to t7%'Iariflcr's [J Lot 21 Oakland Hills, $13,400. Richard N. Budni k & w. JoStanley Raczka & wi Ann T. lot 13 111k E Normandy Where Quiet Nights and Cool Elizabeth to Terrance H. Dittmer & wf Janet H., Lot 13 add,, $2000. Breezes Create the Lifestyle Forrest K. Mottweiler & W. Blk B Charter Oaks Subd. 1, You've Been Searching For. Reita A. to Robert C. Uhazie & John A. Bi.stline Jr., & wf W. Audrey J. Lot 14 111k K 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished Mary W. & Frederick W. Sunland Estates, $20,400. Robt. C. Parker & W. Patricia out and see them to appreciate IlistlIr.e & WI Mary C. Perma A. to Mjs N. Steink & W. Hwy. i7.2 Sanford Next To Caval Hilt Homee Inc., 586 Queens 323-1670 Mirror Circle, Lots 8,9 Rep!a, Margaret A., Lot 5 BIk L The . $1,000 Woodlands sect. 2, $44,. Steven Louis Domino & W. Frances J, to Douglas J. Magee & W. Arlene G, Lot 1 111k 1 The By Woodlands, $57,900. Thomas H1 Gray Jr. to John Joseph Geraghty Jr. & w, Ruby i 1 CO M ONEY C. lot 1 111k 8 Tanglewood, $26,500. Construction United Assoc. Inc., to Joe Daniel Teston & W. suzanne hi. Co lot 383 Wekiva hunt Club Fox ol a Hunt, $34,900. Charlene L. Tell & Phillip M. EDIT APPLIES Tell to PhIIl.ip N. Tell Lot 84 Wrenwood Heights, $10,000. , ai -- 1 u. ('arolyn P. Stenstrom I') Robert M. Sellers & wf Judith M., Lot 18 111k A Country Club Manor Unit 1, $15,000. linyard Gray Graves & wf Nannie Eron to Fred A. Baker & (laughter May Ann Evans, Lot 2 Less W6' Lot 345', $16,000. 1)eccatexine Const., Corp to Joe M. Guthardt & wf Betty S., Lot 1 131k C Sweetwater Oaks Sect 5, $67,000. K. Everette Iluskey to Roy 1. Ward & wf S. Joyce, Lot 2 Brantley Harbour, $11,900. Beulah T. Ahalt, wid to Frank Croasdale, wdr., Wm. U. Croasdale & Margaret 1k., Lot 4 111k 15, repl. of part of Townsite of No. Chuluota, $37,500. John Q. Tilghman & wI Jacuueline to Levie Fla. mv.. 11 3, The Colonnades, 2nd SeC, 819,100. County of Scm. to Paul J. Brennan & wf Therese S. & Charles Durand & Bernadettt', S 40' of Lt 7 & N 10' of 8 Amended I'lat of Orange hits,, 8.5,100. Paul J. McClure & wE Frances to Guy C. Corns & wE Lena W., IA 13 131k 7 Heftier Homes On., Sec 1, $16,200. Louise C. Anderson, sgl., to Robert W. Anderson & wE Patricia %V., IA 96 Oakland Hills, (grantor life cst, $100. Charles W. Entzminger & ' Ninta to Clifford W. Smith & wf Victoria L., NELi of NW' W & N of new alignment of RR rW Sec 21.20.30 838,500. ,r('f'. I .....:i. ucue is. ugtvcr tO James C. Salsgiver, Lot 5 111k 1), Woodmere Park 2nd repl., $100. ws, - - -. - ".4kLgC Come W UOMI I Anthony Joseph Calangelo & wf Marlene I)., to FF Mid. Fla. Lot 84 San Lanta 3rd Sect. $24,000 FF Mid.Fla to Anthony J. Calangelo & wf Marlene 1)., Lot 11 111k K Replat Sanora Units 1, 2, $39,500. FF Mid•F1a. to Larry Castle & wf Leslie, Lot 3 111k E 12' Nly K 18' Lot 4 111k E Sonora Units 1, 2, $41,000 FF Mid.FIa. to James Russell Smith & wf I)olores Furas, E 38' Lot 6 81k C lot 7 81k G Sonora Units 1, 2, $40000. June 11. Fehrman to Anthony Tango, Lot 11 111k F Country Club Manor Unit No. 3, $13,400. harry C. Clark & V. F'rederica S. & Mary Clarke rhIøn tn ." ('h'irinc 'an,. .a W lIt.nr blatt&W. Iklen P. Sillverblatt i; 24' iAt 8 Apple Valley, sJll .j - Raymond Guard & wf Lola to Carole M. Easton, sgl., Lt 46 111k K Carriage 11111 Un. 3, $1100 ltobt. A. McMaster, sgl. & Nancy J., sgl. to Daniel P Golden & wf. Pauline, Lt 10 Woodcrest Un. No. 1, Robert Wayne Harrod & Sandra Elaine Harrod to Sandra Elaine hiarrod, Lot 57 Apple Valley Unit 2, 8100. Owen C. Arnold & wf Frances to Terry D. Futrell & wE Dma C., IA 8 & N' of 9 Blk 12, Tier 2, Sanfcrd, K. U. Traffords Map, 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.I400n It Joseph Lafferty & wE I'atricia K., it 240 Wrcnwood Ills. Un. No. 2, $36,300. Richard H Swann, exec. eat Andrew K. Paickard to Jullan Constr. Co., Lt. 22 Villa }3rantley, $6,800 Paul S. Pskars to Julian t',..._._ • O, tfl,I t..UIlII. I...U., 1.1 Ylild Brantley, $7,500. Mgic Fin, to Walter A Levy & Bernice, W 13.41' of LI 10 131k 56, Sanlando, the Sub. I3eaut. Palm Springs Sec., $100 Charles D. Weir Jr & wf Janice to Levie Fin. mv., LI 713 Spring Oaks Un. 4, $39,700. Billy K. Osbuni & ssl Janice to Kenneth F.. Wheeler & wi Susan, LI 452, SprIng Oaks Ur. 3, $37,900. Frank H. Cannon to James L. CoxBuilder,Inc. IA. 15&ELof 16131k B W_t Altamonte IlLS., Sec. 1, $7,000 HossW. Stagner & wf Eunice to Hamilton Young & Alice, LI 3 131k A The Meadows Wests, $38,000 Raymond J. Kayden & wf Sylvia to Lewis B. Grubts & wf Gertrude D, condon. No. 420, Village of Windmeadows No. 4, $31,000. Kathleen K. Roessler to Peter C. Armstrong & wE Cecilia V. E 74' of LI. 2 & V 3' of 3 131k D, English Ests. Un 2, $46,000. Joseph J. Enderle & wi Lois to James Paul, E 100' of 1114 & S 16' of 1 111k QC, repl. 81k QC, Quail Pond Addn. CB, $25,000, PaIne F. Strohl & wf Susan to Paul A Prendergast & wf Joyce, LI. 24, Spring Oaks, $45,000. (QCD) Lavonda Simmons to Italeigh Ormond Simmons, W 21 oIS'• of SE'4 of SEti of Sec 2.5-21-31, $100. Robert I.. Slatton & W. Marjeto Levie Fla. Inc., (CD Lot 1081k 1). Sununerset N Sect 3, $21,300. Nelle C. Eastbrook, wid., to Elmer K. Eastabrooks, E"z of Lots 1 & 3 81k 8 Celery Ave. Addn. to Sanford, $100 (Continued on page 8C) j Ce - 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, enclosing car. port, $150 mo, PiuS deposit. 377 7454 7 Story, 3 bedroom, Central heat and air: Sundo MILUONS of dollars in Real Estate ii sold daily In th Classified Ads Nolhlq smut ab'ji teai' For rent or sale' 2 yrs. old, 3 BR, 2 bath. family rm., 7 car garage, central air, heat, kitchen equip I _________ 4—Personals _______________________ u—Instructions I Wit S NOT BE RPONSlQLt FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MVSiLF AS OF 120 75. JosephA.ErvinSr e,uTlar Lessons lesson vld& Doug 3fl 396.4 -- APE 'OU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 7077 for "We Cre""Hotline" AdultS or Teen STORING IT FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and evening cUd care 6: am to 1 am. A Child's World. 3fl $171. A BABY'S WORLD. Carefor Infants toage2 only Next to new Drivers' 2__________ . License Bureau_ Experienced day child care In my home Sunland 37) 0971 9—Good Things o Eat SELLING IT MAKES CASH. for picnics and lunches Send self addressed stamped envelope and $1 00 to C F. Recipes. P.O. Box 452. Apopka. Fla. 32703. ..... - TERVIEWS AVAILA. BEST STU. Thousands are earnIng good money in the growing field of income tax p- , 4 . then Pesdential area $130 up. See ,'r' at 61? S Park Ave Plo 3 -' Mi from downtown Sanford 377 or 377 $499 professional office No experience. High school diploma. Reply to Box 510. c o The Evening Herald, P.O. 3ox 1657, Sanford, Fla 32771. - Want a position with a future? Retail sates cnmnaflJ nax1 n.i',ni. tn 31A—DIpIexes Dental Receptionist, no esperience necessary Handle phone, ap. polntments. pegboard. chairside assisting Type 10 WPM, Salary $90 per wh to start P 0 Box IS, Duplex. 1 bedroom turn apt MID 70's- NEW HOMES. 3 1 1 Peg Real Estate Broker - ' "'°" '' '" access to Lake Markham. Ni Roof carpet, all furnishi $19,900. Terms Harold Hall Realty adults 2606 S Hwy. Il 92 ForrestGre,nelnc REALTORS 17) 6)53 -' __.,. Days 372 7171 - . 32—Houses Unfurnished IN THE INTEREST OF: ANITA HOLLOWAY, A child Ne* houses in a rural area No do payment, monthly payments le than rent Government subildizi to qualified buyers Call to see you çualifyl M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Peal Estate Broker 503W. lit Sr NOlIC! UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE fIled in that above styled Court for thepermanent Coolmitmentof Anita Holloway born Fef)ru$ry 73, 1961, in TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN gen ,n, te undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute'. Chapter 165 0'.. Florida Statutes. wl register withth,CIerkoftheCircultCouqt,ln and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publicatIon of !"I notice, the fic titious name. to wit. AUSTIN'S BEAUTY SALON, under which I am engaged in bus1ness at 410 Hlghwa Il 92, Fern Park Florida. That the party interested In 'hid business enterprise Is JUNE C WILLIAMS Pub,l'.h Aug 17. 71. 31 & Sept 1 t'i75 0E09'7 Sanford, Florida, toa licensed child placement agency for subsequent adoption, and you are hereby COmmant'vl to be and appear in the ibove Ciurt, on September 19 1975 at 10')Ci A M O'cicxh. and shø'w cause ,i'hy sa;d Petition should not be Oranted W 7 NESS my hand a' tu Clerk of s.a ii (itjrt and 'he seal therf, this 21' I day of August, AD. 1915. ISEAL) Arthur H BeCkwlth, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Kathleen Guy Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 74, 355. Sept 7, II, 1975 OFO 133 ___________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTES' FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REOISTER FICTITIOUS NAME SALES BY KISH -4 C5 -4 Z 323.7840 3214i)4$ 11 Real Estate 322-7643 ° Broker A Small ClasstIec Ac, biflS big returns. Try one and see. Call 3fl. 2611 or $319993 fly owner: 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. ww carpeting; air; fenced; shady lot; md Fruit tree's Close in, Sanford. 2730270 I3 greater than the whole then you ave a realistic value! Since it is yr policy to refuse property stings that don't represent sound alue. you can be assured that the rop,rti,s we offer are REFERRED VALUES! WALLET WATCHER beg loners or retirees in a good anford locatIon, 2 BR. dining orn. screened porch Priced CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W. 1st 51,372 5641 372 7757 Gara* COP€ Something For Everybod 4J. SANFORD'S NEWEST iDULTor FAMILY PARt ¶4 PROPERTY -_________ - ___ __ - -. ii Station Wagons 7615 Paln,ettoAe Make your Budget go further, shop -- the Classified Ads every day r Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9)36 ________________________ steers. ?Sc perib Your hoce 377 7551 ,. -- ______________________________- 67—lJvestock-Poultry __________________________ - __-- 80—Autos for Sale 5732 MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph 372 035? ___________________________________ COLOR TV, 111,95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN -_,__._ ANIMAL H"IVEN GROOMING AND FIDARDING KENNELS 372. TELE V ISION SETS $7S UP . u --_________________________ - 9dqeewide Close to every'hing yet away from it alit 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved strtots 'Sewers 'Sidewalks 3$ Year Mortgages -S pct. down as' Conventional .. ___ .'\ . L1 14 J ' ' ____ 'i,-.. .. -,. X 'I ______________ _________________ ___________________ ____________ .,. ...... ' ' . .. . ' --.,,, ... .' ' , '. . , ,_ 7Aucton Public Auction Aug. 25, 7 PM Sharp irriage Cove Adult Clubbouss M' Pool •Wadlng Pool SLake Kaundromat SAd',lt Clubhouse with Color TV, Pool Table, Kitchen STeen Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin Sail Michine, Pop Machine 3ring your own horn. or select one from our Sanford, t:la ralIlnr.AnnI 122.1)01 R.mndllnn UI 1k CI 'i * S i Oiii4l Taie 15 4)1 3) Mile t of Hey. 17.51 $'C- 0. 1.,rtn ox Sox.wd Avi — REAL. TY INC 207 E 75th 5t, 373 78)2 HAL COLBERT.REALTOR Eves 3720612 Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOCIATE 37? 15$? Building A New Home? -.• BUSINESS DIRECTORY Air Hgme çonditionln9 efltraI Heat & Air Conotioning. For free estimdle'., call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 327 1771 ,__-,,,, Aheffikt,!m !a'e.,l ,....... CALL TO SEE IANFORO'-. 3 B, 1', SuDerlor At Superior Mobile 1ome 1mM heat & aim, fenced yard. will dicker or swap $73 CALL (iS NOW show all by ourselves We have new homes We have refrigerator, 70' 10' Storage buIlding, fenct'd yard. toned AKE MARY duplex Live in one tide, rent the other, lower your cost of living $19,100 Forrest Greene, Inc. 73 6333 REALTORS 613 7323 -_---_-_ - 42—Mobile Homes Home improvements Hor'ne $ Show, our selection Is so large, we're a mobile home ANFORD- 3 BR 7 bath home, central heat & ar. range & 371 0799 anytime a Carperr', atialons. remot,jein repar roof rig painting Concrete work, driveways. Sidewalks patios Price tvou) can afford Free Estimates R&L Con structlon. Call 319 5395 or 31, 56% ______________________________ If your roof birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn is for te good-as.new refurbished models We have Iow.cot financing and a complete service Center right on the premIses 321 0201 Building, rooting ana concrete finithing, free estimates And best of al *C'le' deperd. ile The Superior Mobile Concrete and carpenter work, remodeling, air conditioning, roefirv3 3735765 Home Show is a wholly. owned subsidiary of one of the ten largest savings and Thinking about that summer vacation7 Get a better car through the cla'.slf led ads in toilay's paper. US loan associations In the We stand behind very home we sell. ________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 30 3233539 So before you buy any mobile home, comsi see all you can get for your money Ccme to the Show . " ' ' - ______________________________ 20 Pc? off throub August K SEAMAN, PP'IOTCGIIAPI-$Y - - , Aerial, Portrats Advr1sng I)) 06C5 cr 6'S 3386 C&A Backhoe Service Lt" Clearing, fill drt, clay, ro(k Allkndtof digging House trailers Stored & .no'sied 372 911) or $31 1193 pcçba. Rock Sonings near Approx 1 wooded acre. hi0h and dry 54995 )•943554 oriie Shcui 710 W. Nigi..y Wat.r .' . ' ' . : -'j.. 1 ¶' '"i-.' - .1."' 't A LA CLEANS ALL Exterior prrssure clean.rg FSTE°t1" .")..,ARlNG A _________________________ "" I -....,'it" 15YV11113$ ROOFING ________________________________ ___________________________ REPAIRS FOR ,d £ I, " '. '.' ,i.. - REASONABLE PRICES Call Don - Land Maintenance Uscing ISac hoC wom,. (uS?OOi hay ba$en. Light clearing. $22 $527 alter . _____________________________ . .'.,:.' ,., .. .,.x. 569' Tree Seivice ','.,.r ' ) Expert roof revsrs. flit roofs or shingles. All work guaranteed ___________________________________________________ BROGDEN ROOFING 3214700 GETTIIOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT .505' NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ':''.".'\ Pressure Cleaning ___________________ '_____________________________ " :. . ..: SMALL.. BUSINESS BLUES' '' c4g j,j ' Don't lust Sit there waiting for tne Care Lawn ______________________________ Prcc1 ,cr ;ra%' cit .' Pronç'? ,ind tirpervirn' s,.r 5 ,.'rJ -'c )?? 9397 - ptone to ring At1vi-t,se your ',uslnesa service in The Herald's claSSified Business Service Directory Office MacImss OFFICE MACHINES "Weservice all makes and modes" Free P:kup and Dehyrry Sartord IiIJ%iN'%'l nes )fl SOCS 31) IS3 ___ ':' .''i2.' •'' '' ' , ........- rrecs U'? ,.l . '.1..' !U .'tt,r CALl. 3?? 26)) STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It Classlf red As ddn t work. Ipieqe wcutdr'l be any, - jTt.'.'ç.c'..' 2': You'll find that someone out thm" L..'i'.',_, 's'.' .. ' Wall Papering - PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial Free EStimates Ph 3776673 - Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and serivcr STtNE P,SACtiiPE S. SUPPLY CO 207W 7rdS? 3776432 SO Cards., 'I.. _____________ 1105)5617700 ' - Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch Work, Fill dirt. top soIl 372 3443 7)6 7306 dIet 6 p m F'.(k up & deiivm'i'y :: — Paint & Body Work Custom Work, Licensed. Bonded F rem' r%!irn,,lC 373 6035 : Weddings. Candds. Commercial. Contractor, Homes, additions $30 5371 or $965111 eves GREC.ORYMOBILE HOMES 3501 OrlandoDrive _______ .-II'.1I Tn; N,.',e ?rr'tj Iii rest n.,-, try the Sxnford3l3 37(i) Carpentry. Remodeling. AcSdtions, best E'pent p.j n? & t'y work -- - "' with the state as Class A ,r- SuerIor ______ _____ Ph 27'? 1057 __) ''--- ,' __________________ PET REST INN Boarding5.Groomng , - -. Land CM'big I Bt3OUty Care 'v INC. IIAULItIc. SALVAGE Scnny Brooks _______________________ Sae upto 30 pcI or' electrcty' IC 5,111 cel!uItse l'ter 5 ,,r' tr's a' 'r es!"t?ei, c' tr olt 655) 5%r'dc,. & Door Screens Custom made Repars Disc cur' P'ces 372 M20 A 0 _____ _________________ ______ ____ liuselatlos I __ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formm'rb 54srrc!t'S Beau?, Nook) 51 I, P.nc')72 c7i _______________________ - SIIOLIJ • _________ APT BROWN PEST CONTROLS 25,67 Park, Drive 372 856S PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 1331 WORK 21 hour service. AU makes DYKES AIR CON OITIONING 377 5577 1 • - HaulIng FISH, SWIM. SKI- 3 BR, water front home. beautiful kitchen. formal dining, Flor,da room overlooking lake Central heat & air, fenced yard 1.37,500 "' - — lVi9biIe : -.' Pest Control CON Dl TI ON IN 0, BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE REFRIGERATION. DUCT MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR May we surprise you with our low bid? JOHNNY WALKER - Improvements1 interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated trick 8. stone specialty. 3722710 _________________________ P' r " -i ' ' Al I I i',' ____________________________ ______________________________ rocker, 170' Dinette, 6 chairs. 545 Pedestal table, drop leaf. 5.15. Large reclinm'r 163 Credit triapproved huyi'rs, IC) pct ,dScoun? for cash KULP OECORATORS. 409 W. 1st St . 3?? 73)3 HAL COLBERT town. 30plus MPG highway 13.500 cash or take Over payments 5115 mo 7222300 eves & *k hot 1200 French Ave 321 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY beadbrd 573: Sofa bed 560. China cabinet, 575: Platform 377 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave all? 92 SANFORD AUCTION ''''-" '. _________________ Youi' Business,..Djoj __________ 322-26 831_ccc 1 4 ' CASH For Your Junli Cars __________________ .. ' 3397'77or13469?3 Peg RealEslateBroker ______________ q ' USED CARS - Youth bed. complete, $30: Maple C'AL.L NOW ANF OPt) 7 Story, 3 BR home, central heat & a'r. fenced yard. beautiful oaks 517.000 models on display. a .' ' ______ '.. RESTORATIONS UNL IMITED Pay'ton Realty WE TAKE TRADES r4s4itinn . _________________________ . Home Entertainment Center, AM FM Stereo RadIo, 25" Color TV with remote control, record player. 5.19) 374 15)5 -_________________________ UPHOLSTERY We can save you money Complete re upholstery & Furniture refinishing RESTORATIONS UNLIMITED 600Longwood Awe, Aitamonte Spgs 329 7277 or 53.4 697) for sale or tease - HOMES OF DISTINCTION . '15 miniature Dachshund, red, 1.65 Also SIamese kittens, 1)0 and 1)5 $15; Service all makes, HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 373 113.4 " '- bqri'.,,ltural Just 2 blotks from take Monroe 537,900 ;—_ )'ithfuq 17,34 315. Sept, 7. $975 37') '1564 - _____________________________________________________________________________ GOOD INCOME Comfortable . convenient 7 BR w,th 2 apart ments, rents 1140 cc 179.000 TWO ACRES -- wi'h I BR home on 000d garden land or pasture 172.000 LARGE SHADED FENCED BACK YARD with 3 BR. I oath home Queen clz Simmons Hide A Bed. 2l00O reupholsterect re'cOnditioned SACRIFICE Showroom new home on lake. o. at half the showroom rxce See & corn 2 baths, central heat air C,00D LOCATED COMMERCIAL pare 1223 fIrm GENERAL CONTRACTOR Community.. . With W.2Sth BLAIR AGENCY ___________ Chihuahuapuppies,AKC,Somevesy small 165 up. One female Color TV's from ISO. B&W. from NEL,OPi'S FLORIDA ROSES Worxlruffs Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford Hwy i2latPlumosa A Superb Mobile Home C. 53—TV. Radio-Stereo Used off ke furniture noer Zg 7a n c.b.re?, 3 reec,l, front baa deluxe sewng machine Sold new for 13a9.00. Pay balance OflMorlOpaymentsof$9, Seem? SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 372.9411 Eve. 1691114 BALL REALTY Larry Saxon, Realtor LIV Ci'poratp SeaU 5'i',3 't ?ALS- REAlTORS r" : 0. L Wirs is Secretary p.s.otorcycle:nsurance Billy Goat, $21, has long horns 373 16 -___ $8900 3773)97 REAL ESTATE. INC . 4 - A 579.500 C. Established Residential Area? 1 37759)1 _________ well maintained, recently redecorated, nice treet & s.'mrubs, In Sanford's Finest XCEL PETROLEUM INC., I G(Orgla coroor.tir,i fly: S l.i Black Its Presitnt S. Lawrence Bivmen, M 0. Publish Aug 17,21,3)5. Sept 7. 1975. (lEO 91 SANFORD - by owner. 3 BR. 2 bath. 2 yrs old. Central heal air, S a.'.n Mowers repaired, almost every kind at prices you can at carpet, garage. screened porch, ford Call 373 1309 large lot, good location Assume ________________________________ 7'.pct orll50down, FHA PrIced 19% Chevy; 16' boat; portable TV below FHA appraisal 373 6537 Cnd large bar for sale Can be seen __________________________ ,,f 1209 Magnolia (Ian house) Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR. I bath, _______________________________ large eat in kiTchen, plui formal FULLER BRUSH dining room New carpet, Order'. takenMondav,Wednesday& "replace, large corner lot. Friday only 3771917. Recently reduced 521.500 Call 5)1 ________________________________ Entertainment c.onsoie. Sil 7015. ______________________ Ii Wooden Fishing Boat 150 71 3'6 322.6457 1.:1. - 1977 Honda ISOCL GoodCondIion,i500 -- U, r nn REAL ESTATE JVIUVIH9J VVI1 IVUT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, purItaot to S ior,oa Statu'e $45 OC'. that the underSigned, desirIng to engage in butiness under the f Ic. titlou name of XCEL GASOLINE, INC , at Sanford Terminal, CIty of Lake Monroe, County of Seminole, State of Flo,ida, ntr.nd to register the SaId name w'h the Clerk of the .lrctjlf Court of Seminole County, f'1orida Herbert Mendcton, M I) '.4ktor fliitla, fr' I'i James Urbich, M Li. - 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ,, ,, - MAITLAND FLEA MART 110 I ____________________________ ice 11000 down No Qua tifying z VASODOWN !Ll 78-I'ctorcyc1es _______________________ 6187 PAOOPIEYAPPLIAPICES373069, Merchandise -"-'- Ciow appraisal at 514.300 3?) 4 ' -'--- 373 4.061 or 323 0517 eves 'U z help you -. re Hot" * * They' Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In LivIng Areat, inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped KItchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yovrielf. r WANT AD. Phone 3277611 or $31 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will __________ Associat MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES 8% M.IKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS.. SELt. '5P4J PlCL)S" FAST WITH A 54-Garage From '16,900 by 0 - -'---- Estate frame home witPiew roof. Owner will finanre mn n,nt ,'iI (110 ci w __________________ 67A—Feed 373 1379 644 . -. 25' Color IV. Stereo Combination Real JIM DANDY JAZZ.FEEÔ CHICO& THE MAN (heap Color Portable Also 1968 747 BAYW000 ClRCLE- 3 BR, l"i Sales "Buy Direct From Boxcar" Chevrolet pick up 373 0708 REALTOR 377749$ ________________________________ bath, new carpet, in excellent _______________________________ _______________________________ GOPMLY'S F 46 Sanford 323 4733 condition Large lot. 121.300. KIDS FLOWN ST JOHNS RIVER 2 '71 Pln?os, I spds. both excell YARD SALE Thurt. Fri. Sat. 9 -. - .. 7 Bedroom, sea wail, covered boat 'til YOUR COOP' dishes, linenS, misc. 3524 '7$ Pinto. Itutomalic; air 68—Wanted to BIJy 2I39GALE PLACE-) BR. l',bath, dock, electric wench: assumable 7 S S&nford Ave - . -. . . '65 VW, SR , rebuilt eng'ne. 1.43d) garage, 3 yrs old in new con If you've packed them on to college, pct mortgage 135.000 __________________________ - '61 Chevelle, SS 396. 1695 dition 531.900 marriage, the service or GARAGE SALE Newsetof China, LAKE MONROE '65 Falcon, 6 Std Show room cor'.d CASH 322.4132 Silver tea service, model trains, S Acres, 3 bedroom house, un wherever, do them a favor Place furniture appliances tools. '44 Chevy Wagon. low miles. $193 For used 2125 YALE AVE.- 3 or I BR mini (plenty t thoose from), lots of a clas',ified ,id and sell their old finished, but livable, 279' on paved 63 Fleetwood. like new etc Buy 1 ci- 1001 terrs Lacry'S farm, with lots of (rut Has I BR Misc 676 Merrimac St Dettona, road 175300 Huffmart Really. bikes, skates surfboards and '64 Ford. excetlent 2nd car $ Mirt 715 Sanford Ave apt. Selling below appraisal Sun & Mon , 9 tc 6 6616930 327 1345 or 37? $153 other things that are cluttering p _____________________________ 0001 credit7 Low monthi, $25,900. _____________________________________ the u.'op Many others to choose fm' PORCH SALE' 7701 Narcissus Ave ANTIQUES 3235570 or 534 4ÔC Commercial Prooertles Butter Churn. Furniture. Depth See our new homes n DeBary You'll find a buyer waiting for I i p15 HouefuII Homes, Lots Frdq. Ball & Cap Pittol. Stereo whatever you have In (lISSified 1964 Volkswagen Fa%tbac, ,. CASH 3731)7, ___________________________ And Crank Realty Dn'lktep;t Sell it Amid send th ;oo Condition, 1500. 322 71i kids a 'heck It'll come in handy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED after 3 p m . Acreage REALTORS $30 61 TOp pr,ces paid, used. any condlion CALL 3;? 7611 55—Boats & Accessories After Hrt 5)l.I4 .____________________________ . 1966 Chrysler Station Wagon, JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC _______________________________ . 6 $178. Winter Park awn Mowers We sell The Best & passenger, all extras. Very Qood W. Garnett White Service the Rest western Auto. Never used. 14' Hathaway Iiberqiais Wanted to buy used office furniture 1175 372 5751 fishing boat & trailer with I S 301 w Any Ountity NOLL'S Cassel. t st Broker, 107W Commercial motor Also 15' Traveler 5. Trailer berry, Hw'y 1797 1301706 1971 Chevy Nova, 1 door, loaded, Sanford 377 7151 With 35 HP Mercury. 1)00 3270016 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE extra clean This car was 13.195, PIPIEY WOODS BARN We buy after ipm BUY-SELL-TRADE now$7.$95 AskforChuckGamby, 311 315E. First St. Furniture .3. MIscellaneous Sell 37? 5677 2731210 Dealer Jim Hunt Realty, Inc . • for 30 pct commission Free Pick ROBSOPI MARINE 1?" Belt Sander. 'a Ps" drills one 1972 Plymouth Barracuda, loaded, 2321 Park Drive ups Auction Saturdays 7 372 21)1 7977 Hwy 17 ci? "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' high speed. 1 low speed; Dress hard car to find, 51.995 Ask fOr REALTOR AFTER HRS. Sanford 372 2770 372 59) WANTA IMPRESS THE BOSS? You coats, 1741 short; 62 vol Zane — - . Chuck Gamby. 373 7730 Dealer. 372.9754 3720645 3223991 can earn your promotion fl thiS Gray books. Bonita boat and We Buy Furniture super house wtPi huge family POOL HOME- Reduced 15.000. 3 59__!sI JsicaI Wrclndise trailer; rolling scaffold; ext. 1945 Buck room built for entertaining' Wet ------------BR, 1 bath, central heat air, Re built Engine. $250 board; 7 Coleman lanterns: dec. DAVES' 323 9370 Sink, fireplace and gas BBQ The Florida room, fenced yard A real Stove top, rob tiller: 16" Pullman • )? Pare E KO 290 model electric guitar promotion will be yours! bargain at 172.000. buffer, Airless Spray, fireplace with case excellent COnditiO, 1200 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Coupe. wood; flshln poles, two 71 pane cr heit offer Phone 613 7305 Stemper Realty HEY WRANGLERS! Really sharp) 71; air conditioned. powcr — ________________ glass wood frame windows And . br, 3 bath home on 13 acres and steering Normal retail lot price man', other misc. items 322 6196 Central Florida's Supplies 6o—Off your own lake. Custom built, .-._, ___________________ Will sell for 1*95 for quick MULTIPLE LISTING 7EALTOR beautiful sale 107 Magnolia. Sanford oak floors, fireplace. 327199) 19195. French kitchen equipped' Reduced to 322 7371, 372.1196, 372191.4 real c'ean car 579,950 for a sate real Soon! S muSt )9i1 51*', 17 97 Open Se' & Sun 9 S ti desks (executive desk T be sold to the highest bidder, 1987 Plymouth 1 door. Wood 377 19S9, 372 416.4 Must see to believe 32? 7153 to see' ', chairs. Secretariul desks & larg, inventory of new Miami —____________________________ hairs. straight rhir3, filing Carey bathroom fixtures totaling 196.S Ford Galaxle 300 XL. 287 Kish Real Estate Call 372 3)71 to find our information cablns'4t. is is Casl' and Carry 511.000 Partial listing, vanities, automatic transmission New on how to receive a tree tet of "SERVICE BEYOND NOLLS mirrors, medicine cabinets, paint, excellent condition. 1150. Your MLS Agency ,vatertess cookware THE CONTRACT" Casselberry. 17 97,530 1206 flourescent & incandescent iight 3733616 REALTOR5 2S65 Park Dr fixtures, iinks, range hoods, bi kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count BUILT WITH PRIDE-) BR.2 bath. 1969 VW Bus. Very Clean. re built fold doors. counter tops. doos' 62—Lawn-Garden eq tops, Sinks Installalon avail ________ Casselberry, Immaculate 3 BR, )', all extras, large rooms. 2½ acres engine, 11.995 Ask for Duane chime'.. Commercial light fix, ,lht(' Bud C,,be'f 3?? ) -baths, garage. 125,750. Acre 151.500. lure'., and accessories of every McGuire. 377 1653 Dealer m' Spectracide granules for lawn In. Realty, REALTOR. 373 7730 description Also to be sold thC sect control. GardenLand, 1400 W Penautt 17. equipped with -. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS-I BR. 3 regular line of appliance'., TV's & Two BR, scr. porch FP, garage, ' 1st St.. 3736630. patented Ed unit, new tires & bath, reduced from 134 600 to used furniture Come early & get a 51—Household Goods carpet, no qualifying $11,930 brakes. 30 plus mpg 173 6447 17)600 for fast cash deal P"autiful leolher leaf ferris Qood seat flankAmericard & ________________________________ Acre Realty, REALTOR 3737750 topsandroots Master Charge welcome l97ICapri,7.000CCengne,ar,AM. LIVABILITY °LUS- 3 BR, 2 bath. ssume Payments Phone 3720644 FM stereo. copper color. 26 MPG 2 Bedroom, 1901 Summerlln Ave. 26905 Palmetto Ave. Sanford. 7 BR In , ______ ________________________ SANFORD Eves 373 011 r1 NOTICE A touch of etegance formal dining formal living room, with beautilu wick fireplace, and a spacioul family room 2' Baths Truly I place to LIVE *"Get 'Em While * Bedroom p2110 homes. 5)09 mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE 321 2090 ' - 5 Bedrooms Call U On Lots & Acreage Broker I ftP. 1 bath, air conditIoned, newly panted. 1160 mo & last & deposit Sunland 7730545 lii Mayfair Circle Sanford. 2 fledrm with family room or third bedroom Air conditioned with fenced yard $160 mc 119$ 7306 -- 40 Nights)fl 735? 53)5031 Inc .REALTORS3I Hrs 641 1)4.4 JOHN SAULS AGENCY - 52—Appliances - Parts -' RttOnditiOned Batteries $1795 cx chano. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)09 Sanford Ave Pen? Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampoo.rforonlyll SOperday. CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- ________ Hntpo.nt ReIr,qcrator ______________________________ 75"s63".*'hte. likenew ACRES, Colorado, 19.750! Beautiful high mountain valley, 65—PetS.S4.JpplieS I (i I h4?ñ1VTi hiih. hv rirar nun,ing. tithing A MILE QUALITY APPLIANCES AT _- owner Transferred, must sell AND A HALF IN THE BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD _____________________________ Female Puppies 173.700 531 7791 COLORADo SKY' 595 down, 171 AUCTION, .3737110 Imos old,SI0 rnonthi,' Owner, 51'.', 176 tt7O Home with Pool, in Deltona. price ______________________________ Yelvinafor refrigerator, i 373 1744 1 de by _____________________________ ---reduced for quick sale. Owner side, no frost, clean, good con Siberian Huskie, AKC transferred 571 7)8.6 46—Commercial Property dit ion, 5100 Phone 377 7739 Female, all white, 10 mos. 5300 377.5752 DIIPEFY (,r'neva. flIP. I bath ' den Ic porch, 365 3716 or $91 049) Maltese Puppies, beautiful, white, $ KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, Req RealEstateBroker Pyland Really, REALTOR wis old,AKC Req.i1SO$700. 44$ service,usedmachines 1IOOE 7SlhSl ____________________________ 377 66SS Davs-'J77 61?) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Near Mall' I Bedroom.? bath. screened patio, corner lot 131.300 by owner SYSTEMS FOUR 1145 mnnthly pIus 150 dtpotit 10 Acres, near Lake Harney, canal through the middle All or part. 17000 an acre 3.') 411 . 322.2420 Anytime REALTOR 373.5771 I arge 7 bedroom duplex, kitchen ___________________________ eouipped. completely fenced, 3 ISP I', bath home, can ansi, Lair Mary SIlO 37? 1261 mortgages, pay small closing. a m-'Ove In 1st mortgage paymt LAKE MARY 7 BR Duplex. 1130 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUC'ICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEO 37 5' 5: 119.500--) BEDROOM, I bath, Earn Pm . dbl carport. I. THE STATE OF FLORIDA: 70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that P,titkAl under oath his been S . " 76—,to ___________________________ Realty 41—Houses Call 3723610 after 330 Needed Section Plame Statutes. To Wit $4309 Florida Statutes 1951 5' rr,'d Angle Publish: Aug 10 Il. 21. 3). IVS Intends to register thc said with the Clerk of th Circuit Court em4nole County, Florida 5: MItchell Shapiro, M.D. 5: Euocr.lo Gers.covicp,, M.D 5: Carlos Ruti, M D. 5: flenlamin Newman, M 0 __A 5641 BALL REALTY 1' Fictitious Avenue, City of Aitamont Sprirgs County of Scmlnole. Steteol Florli, £_ WITI REALTY iurwoo(,. beautitutly located on 2 acre plat Deluxe 2 bedroom duple,e's, air, carpet, drapeS. CppIInc'., Utility room, carport _Legal Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVt. pt,rwant to FlOrida Statute $$ that the undersiçnsd, desiring o engage In business under tP) Iii. titlous r,ame of ALT?MOPI'T( MEDICAL CENTER, at Boui IIi& OFt 10P4/. Plrw Duplex, lurn or uotun Drapes. Wakr, Lawn Care 377 IllS or 661 6.314 tran for management. Great future potential with fast growing central Florida based corp. Cx cellent benefits Call Mr Bent3n at 305516(3117 64—Equipment for Rent IG9W. lit St .3fl 7335 We Buy Furniture _________________________________ '" 110.500- 2 BEDROOMS, I bath Screened porch, rear yard fenced. - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS KULP DECORATORS (towIng stream, horses o Ii Terry Pratt',, 675 07)1 Sunday, Aug. 24, 1975-7C _________ _________ Ste n stro iii nuin Only 377 7796 eves & wk ods Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole the j72 170 ,, -. , County. Florida In accordance With of It. Ideal garage, shop. warthouse All or part. Will rerrodet to tult tenant, 322 5)21 or bedrooms 5 pct down. 7. pcI. interest lor2t)edmoomt Adults only PARK AVE PIUE MOBILE 7545 Park Drive $10 up. Person to work *ith people In Fla. 904.252.4685. _____________________________________________ provisions !TBUSIneSS Property 3 Pooms for I or couple Water furnished, air conditioned , SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road. trees, clear, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, G,) ____ ' '' 7100 Sanford ______________________________ Bachelor apt, clean & convenient. private yard. swimming pool 2 Enrollment is open to men and women of all ages. No previous Current DOT qualified tractor training or experience required trailer drivers withal least 3 years over the road experience. For complete details, call, Referencesmustbecheckable We transport automobiles state of H. & R. BLOCK, 218 Florida only For Interview ap pointment, call 305542 1116 wk. South Beach St., Daytona days 95. Beach, the ______________________________ Real Estate cltlonCd. utiltiet furnished 1175 per mo ReferenCes required $25 clamagefee 32? OSOS ._I GENEVA AUTO SALES. and that I Intend toreqistef said name with the Aptt 1 bedrOom apt, &r con structors. engaged in t,jsin€-ss at 2)0 Ave C. Geneva, Seminole County. Floridi under the fictitious name om ________________________ References regtired si month, $50 deposit Phone 377 7399. - FICTITIOUS NAME Notic, is hereby given that I am shopping, fluPI residential Adults only Drearnwolci Trailer Park. 327 237? 5i - TAFFER REALTY , CaIlBart - Americas Mile or female, full or part time, for Now, H. 5. R BLOCK home health care, sitters corn Largest Income Tax Service .. panions and light housekeeping will teach you to prepare nc.Ome duties serving the elderly In tax returns in a special 13', week Seminole County Call Project tuition course Classes con OASIS 3fl 7090 vtnlenfly scheduled to accommo _________________________— date working students and hOuW Artist sIlk screen background, able wives. Curriculum includes to draw and oil letterIng, 319 5625 practice problemS, taught by Cl . perlenced H. IP BLOCK in Legal Notice & UrUurn Adults only, new S BR, air, * w carpet, ceramic tile bath & kit. . Drivers Two bedroom trailer, air con Space up to 60' trailer, patio, near Monthly Rentals Available $135 $130 - Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH i i& SR 134, Long#,00d _______________________________ Furrs Sanford. Fla ______________________— ______ preparation. FurniShed, 2 BR, air conditioned, $150, Call 32') 0372. - ForrestGreen.. Inc. 323 6351 377 $970, eves. ________________________________ WANTED YESTERDAY: Can you write? Do you Iiv in the Oviedo If so. contact me im mediately, it not sooner I need a correspondent who can cover city council meetings and keep upwlth the local news. If you can answer aftirmatively to the questions above, give me a call. Bill Currie, The Evening Herald. )fl 2611, H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOB IN- '-' 35—M)bile Home Lots 37? 1170 We have li5tinQS We have buyer'S real estate ii We need noth ceniee to help us make sales. 11—Instructions - ditiond lqhts 5. water furnhd 377 3639 _______________________ Ext. ¶5 ,PACHSXI (garage key)??7 rachskI is to the Polish what Pizza it? 5 to the Italians. Ghat Contains veo filling and sauce na rust Company Fare, also good work One bedroom efficiency, furnished. %100 per mo. utilities included Lest- Mete Irish Setle'. 4 years old, Ladles at fasP'on show directors for near I I and 46 ian,' fluze. VS 5arhCoventryJeWelrySIrn 5) to 2177 or 377 3716 iS per hour commission Full or CxperienCe Plo oart time necessary Samples free. Start &—Child Care Now, 319 5420 or 319 ¶494 DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373 5690 373 1340 AVALON APAR IMENTS ADULTS. PlO PETS 1)6W 7nj St ., - Complete child care services. New Summer Program? HEY DIDDLE 34—Mbile Homes -. MAKES WASTE-- Call 322 7611 or $3) ' ' 31—Aparirnents Furnished PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NO W. S—t.ost & Found Sanford ________________________________ have musical shills Contact James Strayer. Boys Ranch, Florida. 37060 (Near Live Oak) Tel: 901 8.47 55)I. ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help fSOfl lust you to meet the right for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 305 2732710 - -. Come see. 300 E. lassiIiem Ads didn't ti.'qrv' wouldn't i' an ~ ".,' - Two Nicely furnished, 7 beroo, Adults preferred 1135 to 1140 per month Call 372 4110 AND THINK A MINUTE. If train ChapI group leaders anti pi'ovide religious education and counseling to boys in care. Must , SANFOR 30'xIQ' screene porch, huge lOSide utility room, car garage, 2'' years olc REDUCED UNDER ORlGlNA COST. Swim in community poo Low, low down Price 135,950. StOMo 377 3617 Beautiful ranch type home 36.1 acres, stable Osteen area 617 $617; 3216156 '- 2 BR., fenced yard, carport, privat Street, 516.900 Terms. 372 662t family room, separate living BAMBOO COVE APIS. One S. ? bedroom apart ments furnithCd or unfurnished Newly , ___________ dining rooms Two bedroom trailer, all utilities, clean 1 chIld accepted No pets $40 wk. 3779066 redecorated you sell "Don't Needs" with want ad OneAdult No Pets -- __________ Empty, move right in. I bedroornt 30Apartments Unfurnished :rrporl Blvd with evtras Big lot and utility building Reasonably priced in 170's Phone $31 $722. SANORA 43—Lois-Acreage _________ - Make offer to out of slate owner on Stylish 3 bedroom, 7 bath, loaded Small Efficiency House - 18—Help Wanted Inflation Buster Low Down- Desp erati 685 6311 Why Store It and forget 'I? Sell it forget It with a Ciassif led Ad 377 7611 Gentleman wanted to sre cx oen%os in a t broom air condIori,'d N,rn Ioa'.'i at 717 (nIonaIW, , 5,jn'qii IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Work your own hours Earn extra IN YOUR FAMILY income a'. an AVON Representa AL ANON Call 611 3079 ,tive For famite or friends of proIrm CHAPLAIN drtnkert For further Information ,aIt 423 To plan and coordinate total for non 1357 or wrIte religious program Sanford At Anon FamIly Group PO sectarian group child care setting. Conduct regular Chapel services. Ros 3S3. Sanford, FIa 37771 BLE FOR DENTS. One Bedrrrn House S'oms' 321 0379 SEMINOLE II'S like pennies from heaven whe -, 33—Houses Furnished P.f,n or Wnrn,n to Share expense's In Noon Friday NORTHEAST --_. flew 3 bedroom 7 bath furnished house to share Call 323 0634 after S mq weekends 29—Rooms 41—Houses ________ - CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR pod Call eves 62$ 3091 ____________________ Before Publication - nt'ighborhood References required 1)90 month. $100 deposit Phone 377 7399 Rentals Noon The Do nlp Call Bob Fay collect C1) 977 3019 -______ _________________ DEADLINES _______________________________ Security 1st Fed. to David P. Moreland & wE Mildred L, IA 501 Winter Springs Un. 4, 842,500. U'........... tI..__ 4__ . V_L_ nsrucu riuziii (I John Robert Overchuck & w. N, Kathleen to Arnold John Mascaro Jr., & w. Janet P. Lot 2") 131k 26 lot 1981k 265W cor lot 7 131k 26 Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful Sanf Sect. 3.66 lot 19 blk 26 lot 194 Sly E lot 10 SE cor lot 19 Nly etc., $37,500. Grance Porpentles Inc., to Paul N. EskIn & w. Janey lot 432 Spgs Oaks Unit III, $35,500. H. Miller & Sons Oil. Inc., to David K. Wiles & W. Sunny W. lot 139 San Sebostlan Heights Unit 4, 125,166. Richard W. Baker & W. Albenla; Joseph C. Nagelsen Jr., & W. Stephanie; & Brittain A. Simms & w. Mary A. to H. Carrington Aylor w L E t SE i$30,000. Kenneth N. Murphy & w. Lavona P. to Earl K. McGath & W. Ruth A. Lot 4 W 15' lot 3 BIk 11 Dreamwold, $2,700. The Huskey Co. to Robt W. TheLsen & W. Amelia M. Lot 11 111k F Sweetwater Oaks, $14,900. ha Ann Alt. to David Randolph Ilawkes & w. Yvonne P. lot 1 131k 14 Weatbersfield lit add $25,400 Wm. K. Barney Jr. to Mack G. Underwood & w. Linda J. Lot 6111k A Eastbrook Subd Unit 16, $37,400. Paul S. Nears to Guillermo Leon & w. Denise Lot 41 Villa Brantley, $8,000. John H. Booth & w. Sherry to Ruth E. Moore MtId S 100' lot 36 Forest Lk Subd, $19,000. Condev Corp to Jack Shaw lot 519 Heatherton Village Unit 1, $21,500. New Vista Const. Co., Inc., to Robert L. Lapp & W. Suzanne N. $52,900. 1 thru s times 6 thru 25 times 26 times (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 41—Houses _____________ _________ s?ruc?ion and Service 41C a line 3)c a line 74c a line HOURS fl—Houses Unfurnishd tsnejse known We provide finnclnq, site analysis. con RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ' TV. , 831-9993 322-2611 Harry David Floyd & wf Ruth E. to Employee Tranthr Corp, Lot 24 South Pineerest 4th Add., $1,500. Ben W. Le Tourneau & WI Bettyc 1. to Southeastern Dial of the Christian & Missionary Alliance, Lot 9 1k Ann estates Unit 1, $79,930. R. B. Bennett & wf Francine E. to John J. Caravello & wf, Annette M., lot 36 131k B Sweetwater Oaks Sect., $72,000. Winter Spgs Dev. Corp to Nader Homes Inc., lot 231 WS unti 4, $12,000. Robert L Gosselin & d Eileen J. to Ceo Psi. Rudolph & I Mary A., N 77' Lot 6 BIk EngLish Estates UnIt 1, $39,000. Southern Homes of On. Inc., to Paul S. Mears, lot 60 Vila Brantley, $39,200. Paul S. Mears to Robt. Cuevas & wf Maria A., lot 60 Villa Brantley, $9,500. May to Growth Prop. Fla., W 380' N 766' les N 25' E NWL4 NEL1 Sect. 33-21-30, $100. Earl C. Buchan & wE Jill Ann to Charles C. Estey, Lot 6 Bik I Mobile Manor Sect., $5,600. Brenton F. Graham & Mayo W. Graham & wf kargetta S. to Charles G. Arnold & W. G. Laverne, Lot 4 131k B Knollwood, 3rd Add. amended p1st, $70,000. Gerald F. Bourgeois & wi Edna Mae to Henry St., George & wf Jean R., lot 5 131k B Tract No. 1 Sanlando Spgs, $$0,000. QCD Paul E. Jones & Muriel .,.....,., Orlando - Wintet' Pork Seminole Recorded __ __________ ONE OF A KIND Our I? year hiStory has proven a KW1K KAR WASH tobeoneof the Investment return �-- ____________ IiI[. •Jfl- _____ ________________________________________ $C—EvenIig Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 2: ._'._':.::'f;k:;:. -:':-v---_,:z,. r ...'_.r'.. :c-i - ',' ''. . ' '' Sunday, Aug. 24, 175 _3_:t4`__7_-. Seminole County Land Transactions Are Recorded , I -'-- '. - . 1 ,'- 1 -- -. -4'.'- - ' ...:-':.;' I Dyer Enterprises Inc., to Michael P. DeWitt & wf I Continued from page SCI Paul C. Altman & wi Gladys Hyde Supply Inc. to Fab Howell Branch Land Co. to Grange Properties, Inc., to American Modulars Corp. to First St. Bk., MiamI, fly rlgt of to Paul C. Altman & wf Gladys Kitchens Inc., Lot 9 81k B Gldu.s Builders Inc., Lots, 1, 2, Joseph F. Furrer & W. Mary Max K. Helnicke & Arlene P., Marilyn to Charles L. Shubert Const, Co., inc MCquiStlon & wf Joyce Brenda, wy Hoe at rd 43$ mt. wly at rd M., Ni of 1133, Blk 3, West Slovak Village Sund., Lot 8 N 5' 3, 10, 46, 56 , 57, 60, 66, 69, 70, 71, Eloise Lot 8 Blk H North gage & 11 6 81k 6, Shadow 1111] .iJ Harry Williams & W. Florine 434 etc., $175,000. Wlldmere, LW, $100. 506 Zinnia Dr., CB, Lot 4 81k 12, 80, 81, W 105' Lot 7 81k B Slovak 72, 70, 82, 88, 90, 94, 95, 97, Lot 9 less s 5.0' lot 9 Blk H $36,000. Dawn Dev. Inc., to It.andy Lot 7, Blk 1 Pine Level, $$()() aalre W. Cass, Trustee to Village Subd., $301600 98, 114.123, 131 & 132 Howell Northgage, $6,500. Deccatexine Constr. to $12,500. H.A. Ross Const., Co. to ims Brach & w. Judy, Lot 11 Dawn Wm. P. Weirether & wf Mary GHR Assn. Inc., In James James R. Smith & WI Delores Estates Subd., $189,200. Development Enterprises Steven F. De bach & WI Judy, F. Veclotch & W. Patricia A. Estates Subd., $10,000. C', & H Dcv. Co. to Gidus lncorp. to Leland W. Robinson [is 7 & 7A Blk H Sweetwater Robert Ethrldge& WI Linda A.., M., Lots 3 & 4, Blk 3, Bel Air, K. to FT Say. L. Iii. Assn. MidLot 406 WS Unit 4 $47,000. First NaIl Bk, Tampa, to $100. Lot 44 Sandalwood, $30,500. Fla., Lot S 81k E Sunland Builders Inc., NE Cor NW4 & W. Laura E. Condominium Oaks, Sec 5, $66,000. First Natl'l Investment Co. of Christopher J. Stoothoff & w. Leo G. Ferkt Jr & wf Eileen Estates, $2i,333. Frank D. Miller & Mania B. It Sect 3521-30 Woodcrest Unit 5, Unit No. 25, $26,800. (QCD) Nancy Hammond agi. America Inc., to Raymond Linda J., Lot 27 Oviedo Terr., to Wm. L. Davis Jr. & WI Victor P. Irandes & wf $17,000. Deccatexine Const., Corp to to Geo. S. Hammond, Beg. at p1 to Michael Alden Mitchen & wf Brewer & W. Inez Lot 2 Blk 5 $35,000. Sandra Lee, LI 9 BIk H, Sum. Phyllis L. to Richard E. Daniel Sepler to Charles W. Win. 1) Miller & W. Roxic L. Lot on N line of Sec 23-20-29 being Linda E., Lot 19A 81k 5 Replat Shadow Hill, $35,500. Billy Joe Becton & w. Phyllis merset No. Sec 2, $25,300. Criswell & W. Betsy Barrett, Clayton Jr., & wf Malcolm 32 131k E Sweetwater Oaks Sect. 33' W of NE cor. of NE;& of No. I & 2 N. On. townsile 4th John H. Wright & W. Betty J. L to Thomas I. Forrest & addn., $23900. James R. Carter, agl to Lot 30 Golf Course add, to CB, Clayton, SE'I Sect 20-21-30, 5, 165,500. NEL4 of Sec., etc., $100. to Robert W. Caldwell Jr.. & W. Phyllis J., Lot 21 81k B Elmer Green & Betty M., Lt 9 120,200. 8100. Ankeny Mobile Homes Sales (QCD) Frank H. Zaffis & A.T. Nelson Jr. & WI Clarke Thelma M. N s Lot 9 J. H Knoilwood, $74,000. Blk L, North Or!. Terr., Sec I Bernard Raymond Blals & wf Charles W. Clayton Jr., & WI Teresa A. to Lewis Glass & to Anthony Nardella & wf Inc., to Olan Pruett Spann & WI Ben Ward Agency Inc., to Un. 1, $35,000. Foss Subd. 01 I3ishpam ('hark A. to Harland K. Mugs & W. Joan 13., W. Malcolm Charlotte A. Lot 22 Forest Hills Autolneette, It 57 Sleepy Lillian Marie, Lot 22 Mineral Plantation Less Ringer; s John W.GUrT&W. Shirley C.,E Frances E. Lefly to Cono wf Mar)' M., Lot 20 81k B Clayton & wf Mar)' 11, to Boss Sub., $100. Spgs. Pk., 2nd add., $9,000. Hollow lit Addn., 147,000. Subd., $100. 345.27' S281.25' NEI4 SE 1 4 Arenella & wf Dorothy, Lt 30 Ravenna Pk Sec., Loch Arbor, Itephael & wf Charlene J., Lot I Palmer H. Kaufelt & wf Mary Lewis Glass & W. Charlotte I Harry G. Stape & W. Ruth G. ILA. Miller ('oust., Inc., To $50,000. Blk B Longwood North, $20,100. $20,300. English Woods Sec Add., to Carl fl. Ashlock& W. Betty I. to Stephen R. Jeuck & W. Louise to Nonnan Robey & WI Edna Jtmenez to Wm. A. Cross Co. Cosni Corp Lot 2 E Frank Szekely & WI Julia to Richard A. Schoenbohm & wf 111,000. RI 2 Mtld Lot 22 Forest Hills, Deborah C. Lot 8& 5441 —71-83 Loretta, N 175; E 183' N NE. 39.3$' Lot 3 $4.08' Lot 4 BIk 53 Jimenez & Jean, Lot 23 Fla. Donald R. Taylor & wf Linda Wiliria 1.. to Ben Ward Agency Julia Thomas Denegall to 133,900. Queens Mirror South, $23,700. NE1 4 NEt4 Sect. 9-21-31, 15000. Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, Land& Colonization Co., Celery F., It 2 81k B (less r-w) Inc., Lot 3 Sweetwater Add., to Sweettie Williams, S 47' E 150' F. Mountain Const., Co to Nellie A. Neely to Ralph H. Hunt Oil Co. to J. Bralley $13,000. Plantation, $1,000. amended pint Button's a-d, Oviedo, $3,000. bit 57 A. D. Chppell's Subd Neely & W. Donna llegg Iron Odharn & W. Louise T. SW cor Steven It. Greet & wf Patricia Einheit Const., Co., Inc., to $33500. H. A. Miller Const., Inc. to Helen B. Lrnger(elt to Goldsboro, $100. Post E Pine St.. NW cor, $100. NW qtr. $11,200. A., Lot 434 Forest Brook 5th flaward A. Miller Jr., Lot I E Joseph J. Sawyer & w. Grace S. Condei, Corp to Peggy A. Charles lingerfelt & Helen R, Will. R. Hohe & wf Gloria F. IQCD) Kenneth St, Beane & Otho E. Hughes to lUmas F. Sect., $34,000 19-36' Lot 2 Blk 53 Sanlando the Lot 15 131k B, Sweetwater Oaks, Chapman, sgl., Lt 608 Lingerfelt S 40' Lot 16 N 40' Lot to Cornelius T. Sless & WI W. Doris K. to 0. Jrns Kraus & McDaniel & W. Josephine H. Charles T. Crlgger to Chides Suburb Beautiful Palm. Spgs W.900. fleatherton Village, Un. 1, 17 Blk 12 3rd Sect. Dreamwold, Angela M., Lot 9 Edyvean Pk, W. Eileen I- SE Cor Lot 4 W Lk Lot 13, Blk 5 Tier 2 Town of T. CrIgger & *f Lois C., LAs 1, Sect, 1100. Einheit Const. Co Inc., to $18,900. $100. $53,000. Brantley Hills Subd, $100. 2, 8 81k 1 Wynnewood, $100. Sanford $3,000. Bdtv lixiise Stubbs to :t.A, Juseph J. Sawyer & w. Grace McClananhan & W. Carolyn D. S., Lot 15 131k B, Sweetwater Lot 40 It Lot 41 Sec add. to pk. Oaks, $56,900. iew, $3,000. Robert M. Van Dyke & w. Jms H. Dunn & W. Wanda M Betty A. to Frank M. Roberts & to Donald A. Dunn & W. Deborah G. Roberts, Lots 10, 11 Margaret C. Cor Lot C Blk 2 Blk A Sanlando Spgs replat Rest Haven 1k Harney, $100. tract. $39,900. Wm H. Goolsby & w. Jewell QCD) M. L. Scott & W. Margaret S. to Margaret S. M. to Miahael B. Hobbs & Leila Scott S 3-' Lot 12, Lot 13 N 15, E., Lot 6 Twenty W. Subd, Lot 14 81k 4 Wynnewood, $19,866 $18,333. 1I.uvey Mark Winters & QCD) Bill)' W. Lo%'egro%e to Mary Ellen Riddel to Jasper N. K.athrnr S. Linegrove Lot 13 Cohen & w. Lots H., Apt 11 WS 81k 9 Weathei'cfkld I Swi ad- Condominium Res., Unit 9, dition, $100. $34,090. Jasper N. Cohen & w. Lois H., H. Johnson Conset., Inc., to Donald L. hlarouff & W. Ingrid to Harvey Mark Winters & G. Lot 19 81k N Spgs 1k hills Mary Ellen Riddell, Apt 9, WS Condominium A 11 Sheoah, Sect 5,122,000. Deccatexine Coast., Corp to $29,000. ii-_ Robert A. Gideon Jr. W. The Huskey Co., to Einheit Charlene A., lot 8 81k D Coast, Co., Inc., Lot 1 Blk C, Sweetwater Oaks Sect S $51,900. Sweetwater Oaks, $11,900. Larson Dcv., Inc., to H & B Joseph H. Wallace & w. Rita Builders Inc., Lots 56, 57 M. to Carol J. Gagnon, Lot 17 81k 17 81k B Eastbrook Subd Brookhollow, $13,000. Wm. A. Goad & W. Sylvia L Unit 13 134,800. Lillian M. Garnder to John to Donald P. Harris & W. Nancy I C. W'ly 8 Lot 6 Lot S Blk L Russell Jr., & Wile, Lots 1, 2 Blk 2 Fairview, $20,. Northgate, $34,900. You' ve got it Leo C. Trepanler & w. Paul W. Beuzon & W. Gall W. to Samuel II. Limier, Jr., & W. Florence M. to Cynthia J. Unnea A. Lot 2 BIk $ Indian Paulucd, N½, NEi, SE¼. Hills Unit one Replat., $36,000, $16,500. Pan American Bk Orl to Leo C. Trepanier & w Abner E. Fleisher & W. Florence M. to H. Jones S Margaret E. Lots 4, 5 Blk E NE' 4 SE k4 Sect 2.20-29 N 44 N COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE TODAY and we'll give you a $500 moving allowance when you buy Tract 12 Sanlando Spgs, Lots 3 NWLi SEL4 $16,500. a new Granada Townhome at Sanora. And that's a full $500 with no strings. It you can move Blk E.Tract No 2, Lot 4,147,500. Jayde Builders Inc., to in for less than that, you keep the difference. All you have to do is come to our open house The Huskey Co., to Russell T. Vincent hlosito & WI Helen, LOt TODAY and sign our guest register. II you then buy a Granada Townhome at Sanora any time before Swain Jr., Lot 34 Blk A 89 Brookhollow, 135000. September 1, 1975, we'll present you with a $500 check at closing to cover your moving expenses. Sweetwater Oaks Sect 5, Fla. Equity & Mtg. I nv., to J. $20,900. W. Hickman, Lot I & Lot 14 So come join us. See how you can enjoy the eats and luxury of townhome living at a lower price Wm. H. Dworsky & W. Linda Industrial Pk, 1200,000. than you'd pay for many a conventional house that wouldn't have the same unique features. Like It. to Manuel E. 1anuchi & W. Geo. M. Hallenbeck & WI elbowroom. Each Granada model available boasts more than 1,650 square feet of living space... Elba R Lot 72 English Woods, Vera S. to Albert V. pope & W. including three bedrooms, 2 baths and a multitude of closets. Like privacy. You'll enter your $43,000. Mavis T., E 10' W 40' Let 20 81k Granada Townhome through your own private courtyard. Entertain guests in your enclosed patio John W. Martin & W. Janet 41 Sanlando the Suburb garden. Stargaze from the spacious balcony off your master bed room. M. to Janet M. Martin Lot 17, Beautiful aim s Every Granada Townhome has its own two-car garage with electric doors, laundry rooms, central 81k A Paradise Point 1st Sec., Robt. A. Cassaday & if heat and air, wall-to-wall carpeting throughout, and color-coordinated kitchens with a host of $900. Marilyn to Levie Fla. i., Lot modern appliances. A generous assortment of windows and sliding glass doors will brighten up (QCD) Gealdine Lillian Cern 46 131k N. Orl Tern Sect Unit your home, and provide plenty of cross-ventilation so you can save on air conditioning costs. to Jack Eugene Geer Lot 18 81k ], $27.00. Complete recreational facilities including junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, A Sterling Pk Unit No. 1, $100. Geo. Demattlo& WI Evelyn to clubhouse, parks and picnic areas are maintained by the Sanora Homeowners Association. When John K. Esters to Jins Jeffrey Charlie Talton Jr., Lot 1 81k 7 you close on your new Granada Townhome, we will pay in full your initiation ieo of $400 and first Dell & W. Audrey S Lot 21 Meisch's Subd, $2,500. year's membership to March 1, 1976. thereby entitling you to full use of the facilities and parlicipa. Traklwood Estates Sect 1, Michael D. Horton & WI lion in the Association. $23,500. Nancy Monroe to Wm. W. All this and more can be yours for no more than you' Nathan A. Benson & W. Tarkenton & wf Denise d have to pay for many ordinary houses. Louise to Franklin T. Robinson Lot 12 N 20' Lot 13 81k 3 Ridge Granada Townhomes at Sanora range from 536,900 to $38,500. You can move in for as little & W. Linda Lot 24 S 100' Forest High lit Add., $23,000. 5% down, with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. NO CLOSING COSTS. A monthly maintenance lee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, structural Slopes, $4,500. Wm. R. Solitro & if Barbam insurance iind outside liability. Edward J. Hogan & W. Judith A. to Wm. 0. Crandall & if 'J A. to Ronald J. Smaixer & W. Ethel N., N Lot 2$ Des pj ' HD ALL GRANADA TOWNHOMES QUALIFY FOR THE 5% INCOME TAX CREDIT. Birna M. Lot 13 S 25' 12 N 24.82' Acres, $12,700. Blk C Brantley Hall Estates, OØ Visit Granada Townhomes at Sanora, today. The Greater Coast. Corp. to $57,500 Lawrence Edward Miller & David A. Winters & W. Elaine Joyce G., Lot 2 81k 1) Sect 5, I.. to John A. Alderman & W. $40,700. Joyce Lot 4 Blk M Carriage lull The Greater Coast. Corp. to Unit No. 3, $39,100. Boyd W. Curry Jr., & WI Susan ___________ .Tll ii 1 fl E. latter & W. F.., Lot S B'k D Th Annie V. to Michael W. $37,500. McClung & batik FL Jimenez Robert H. Rlley& wi Edith E. L, / Lot 16 81k 1 Flora Heights, to Charles I... Murphy & 7 j'_ )..: $14,000. Beatrice E. Callanti, E 400' Win. E. Emeneger & W. SE', SEt. NW11 Sect 31-19-29, Hazel 1. to Thomas Louis $l1,50(,. Berkner & Sara Le Berkner Lot 111CS Condey Corp. to Thomas G. 29 Blk4 lst& 2nd Add, $29,000. (.laaplln& W. Betty I- Lot ios Boui.,ard, Sanford, Florida 32771 22 Thomas M. Van Horn Jr., & Heather too Village Unit $25,000. W. Betty Jo Van to Paul G. Pierre Renaldo, Inc. to McCormick & W. CAftBART REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE BROKER BROKER CO-OP INVITED Mona S I,, Richard F. Newman & if. NEE 1 4 NE ' 4 NW 1 4 Sect 35-2. PROPrflTv SALES orriCE HOufls 9 [J] Uorda, to Ft.j&y I b S Salutdal and Sunday PHONE (30'j) 322 $721 or 3236040 Joyce, U 19 Blk A Sweetwater .. 2t $33000 Oaks, Se' 6, $69,90(i. Jack L. Sharp & Cynthia 1)., (QCD) Edw. Camact'o, sgl. to to Arthur S Raptoulis & W. Olga Kopy, Lot 1 131k B Sum. Diane M., Lot 2 81k A Spgs mci-set North, Sec III, $100. ': - -444t1 , ,t:, 11 0 _________________ f44L,,, '% T:r _____ -- 7_77- :.;, ____ • -, I- -D r,C'4 - ,z a -1 __ t. ~ - ..I T — . - I i_ . _~, ~11 - '. . ,~.:_3 , rt I 1~ ,;~ =1i ; , .4 . ~ '.:i:it tL' Pz;e •7 -- -C r( ' - ' •, :::. .,1i.:'i.:c:-. - -..1 :f __.,.,_t -. :,f;"L' ..I.- ,.. _______ ________ IL ._-..t - , F :: . : . 4"1 1, .i I- k ./ ,-. I I I - .-~~- , - --_-~w, ' k..o U IUI I,.,.... 1 J IA. 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W _ . - THE BATTLE-ScARREP OLD CHIEFTAIN STARES AT THE STRANGER IN SILENCE, NEITHER HOSTILE NOR FRIENDLY. IFARN WAS SURPRISED AT THE FATHER'S BOORISH MANNERS, HE IS EVEN MCRE SURPRISED AT THE TWINS' SHOW CF BROTHERLY AFFECTION. FOR BUT AN HOUR AGO, THEIR HATRED FOR EACH OTHER HAD BEEN CLEARLY EVIDENT. EVEN THE THANES PRESENT SEEM TO HAVE TAKEN SIDES, HOPING THEIR CHOICE WOULD BE THE ONE TO SUCCEED THE AILING CHIEFTAIN. nAssloner Ias the attorney epresent t against request. . 'j -. _ S -' •i 1ci , .- • :t?I1;; 'Ic - I 14 Avi# with the seeking quest for :Y's enr the next .... prove for t: a. CD 0 0 c enda is a Seminole ' budget. Nk , ie didn't ;'a "L-1e comic was ie reply rnev Toni I If -'' I P7; ' , - - i ,-- -•• - UPPENLY THE BUILDING SHAKES AN( N AWFUL RCAP. FOLLOWS. "WI/AT /5 ,'AT? QUERIES ARN. 'A ROCXSL/O / THE Mou,Vr4/N$, QUITE CLOSE, 2c IS THE ANSWER. BORN LOSER .1 ,fOR,V/,VG, K/AIC3 A., CALLS HArJZ MCCM'NL 'WILL. YOUR ,WJE57Y COME WITH US TO VIEW THE .511495 ? " .'•'g V .. I!P S 07 WC' •'?i 114,.s.. by Art Sansom NHAT'S &MF OUT -4 iHE '10U 'V C4IRTU'k &A5 Nat' TAK1' \F OUT FOR StJCj —i Vs I LL 1_L1 !iliilllIi �6C—. the CIRCUS ( : by Howie Schneider WANT A 4AM OF THAI TUPI' YOW SPRAY OM X LAPtES2CeAfrLEMcAJ.)1E vi H; of P.T. BIMBO FUMDW1 1JLk,tcP 4 / E. I, IV17A FMR PWS - VouI$ELP 3 t, 'I of I. V \LJ.A I •; ________ . .. J : ON IV ,!'! — (tr' Ani SWI _ . —' IWRIft En U I1 OP IT, BUT IT P$ ADVIRTiSED - r Bett Uni I 1 tof O IL&?s /1 ®&3 (\(f Us :1 .%t ni 11111110 ELI fl"$ wf Fln I AX*) A#J I IkkFZCDIP,LC 7 ... to E4G111 Hr cur ir -y PiAJ ,J CU A Vil AS J0KMNV IMPACH WoULD SAY, YOU DON'T HAVE Ira '._ fi AN ATI4IT To SH&LIs LI1 oM. i I 1 Ij to4iavia W. letter to I,3)O,75I an work ban Li $22 esis, but illion. i !cvv up 1 plaM to Ct CoM14CIIU WITH A SASMSALL PLAY III IT. (. • THA inted out -Y4 X') rs corn- red the p b-iI&A, Ir, I'A. Rt. U:.; t(j 11 k Of (i edwith osts of it ;re W1r4T 3FLOF FA & by Dick Caqvalli I It ?ERSQN4ALIX I1HINK Ne's RUNIIAINGr NOW! I H0c70 0 )?/'I'r544M 7H &2OO sT-fJp/P! A'18.2W _ \t - •, I alyst in Lines the ess by ers in. needed 00 &: N/ v/WWV4! —— -- — . enda is ieinino!e budget. jU) ;iissioner lask the attorney POE6 AAA Coj4Sp t2M8L.E. A1'PEAL... 1-10 ____ HOW HoQQTWGVF WOWF EE&EP Ep ROWPIWINIHPOPITAKE R/?" OWpf I P MW/9v 527 H, °° ffS no'' 00 JJ66~ \HOt4k: CHl19'Z:Fft:: rPfllI,J1— j()WWOVJf A\OO tP 'WOJFaMH 60 ________ — ® - I ' $A PAPI t-- by Les Carroll' P1 — ANVTH/,V6 TO AiiP ZYE / J STOCKIN( •- 1 \•;, • -. ~T_ ' L / A GENERAL / I •• j.:.:•*'. 2 0 PatteThJ 32 '¼. 4 Ii ,f A 0 PARPON ;4 1 EAR Pci LY Wh.ri I ( irmer' a pattern be sure to ow tr, , inch seam allowance the new garment voll be too tatt This is o easy to ovirlook! — SHIPLEY. SALLOW FO zq .•• WHERECAINr F I N 6Od'1 E. RBBONs THEY 4L Abs -INCH SEAM 10;~-. , V .. 0 4 1 OH DE WE MAN KIN RiS DO OFF just on tap for %v indshield AFTER 5ER\'IN6 N 2uR STQCkI WAR, I1 LOOKING F0 rRI:.E ) / I __j £4$ATTLE stzts ol Style 8.18 p ' e m, ,'.ith , 04 — i [JEAfl POLL' — For C PVU, the more expensive nty control in the tipper part I buytwo Li pa or three pair. When the stock'n(i portions are worn I Cut thorn off arid onr the control part over reguhr t ose I save money and still Ioo snrirt in slacks or clings dresses ining I I ; ,..— - arrea - s recom f Mr. and , A. I I , :;• _/ • 4 ______ I be denied in'exed to rt) IS off '-- / j _' k•':: I ' ' ThEL VV ) .\ '" - P / ( ANNE loli.211 2 k I to. 1489 bust. 2 yards .115 i plus 3 s yard of con0fl t for bias trim. j PIEA, IC. 8•24 • • /. •, .• - - A s'mplc dr6s takes on bright look with r1cim rack tr im. to. 1356 wit Photo-Guide is in Size 10's to 241 . Size 12' 35 bust: 21s yards 4 inch. - U ANNE , • Rick-Rack Trim ' rr4h Sind 75c ea ch ;'hia Z5c t04' pas #96 and handling with n ft - CflrniflO o i 1 r'tiOtO.LI,I(je is in j%ft - - .Af1 E 'OLLi — When batting cakes and you need a cooling rack -- flip the layers on towels. This will PfevOnt tt top pirtoaIaer?rom S B IC) 1. Size 10. l9 - ¼-' 1489 ) .• ' . - • - _____ r' CAKh AR POLLY A towel bar scro, to the ceiling in the laundry room kes a handy place for hanging irts and not.qulto.dry clothes. % RGIE. — RACK ? I 1 LAYFRS ON DEAfl OLL v. " p,n Pointer. I cut paper plat e s no quarters and carry two pieces -. ':'"- time t'te i ti1Ct that to all e ci •-:-:": • 01Y Pill $1.00 for every Idea used. ind them to hop. I this newspaper. • 1 I iI . 'ies only moments to clean up nd the bag is then dropped into rrest corner trash can Wc !I ius remain good neighbors '• DEAR POLLY I use a still. bristled hairbrush to wont an the shampoo and 10 massage the scalp (Washes the brush at the Slr'o lime. too!), This %%orl%s v.ojicj#1r,; tt)f I'lose with dandruff. — %I E - - is a pul - 2670 - anta It ;oto Dr S A%'.. ' •'- - . Practical i,hill 1115 r1 in kit i pratt, rd pr io.lical 000st to yourward'tw N 2670 ha s crochet direc. t')flS In Sz.'c Small. Medium and Large icr $11. the 1915 ie Sanford also in the - .._ IIe in his the Cii'. (rti:e'f n a plastic bread wrapper or sniall - . . • TOWELS -•. It )OUt a tot I the city . $.nd SOc plus fSc T ODE' us tot postage and hanCIIsg ;.s with name. addiess, pattern number and size to PATTERNS( this ri*wspspot). Box 4388. 1111dilawn 1318tion. Now York. MY 10019. Is set for of two property. in y botween I Avocado eec Ninth treet. anci is for n 'ed. 31 •• - U) C '.1 •. L.LOWANCE r orn-.' VA rser\iCe LtL COfPAREOTOTH/5, PEACE RE/NED WI 7W L nt;er oe.ls in tnr k tchen is low — I install a tuit roil and pu the partially used roll in the car ready tot those IrI'V-!it'l' clo,in.'irs -' the Ili rfljU:r •bIo,s e '. I nflion. No. 1320 ;oto•Gtjitio Is in SIrt L 18. Size 10, 3? tiust. :mper, 2': 54. h; ltcus, 1 yards QUIT 5HoviN, I J lieu DEAR POLLY --- ''Ihen the roll of So Wearable (e of it' L_) i:, f.r., it I- _____ — w i , '11hcn one I.c, t'ong a rural mail route there are tound to be several families with tho came last name I always rite the father's first name in the Powerft hand corner of greeting card 'rwelopos to children, to make Sure lhoy no to the right fam ily. -- MAE 818 NO'LE _•---J AIX 00 9 -__ x_)A st PAXL! • ie didn't was •in. ie cornhe was he reply rney Toni I______ DEAR POLLY 9/7 '1 1J 'I-mm-,. for the 10-1 U " PR/Ce R /4'PEEO -, PEA PRICE proved a IVS by kU, !c OUR BOARDING HOUSE A FINE ERR,INO FOR A 61q0js1A' fl'4A" '°/A' Li? 5TOC/'/N f,vp .O,$iE R/sBo1vj -( with the seeking quest for ty's enr the next A 77-I" r2.'LJR. .h..;;:•I i •i epresent I against request. vtnue and md Sixth -'•• ' • �, ________________ H • - - ---- ---- ____ ________ p - _ I 1.0A -- - - _ IL Betl of It -Alli 4 1 _ _______ -- tar Un! FR Li R ___________ ____ 13 ) / 4 U D e aD ___ vlas I RUN Ani Swi - 1±? 144h R~ unt U Eli —' ____ c bO" 1955 11 11A ' iul ' " um • OU• -U1 HOT ' TAURUS (April 20-May 20J You're secretly fortunate Sunday. You carry otheis' burdens Tuisday. liest days: Wednesday, Thursday. Personal possessions are carelessly lost Friday. A surprise gift Saturday. - GEMINI (May I COMES — gac 1A N\ M ./ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Important goals are achieved Sunday, Monday. Don't attempt things you're not lucky at Tuesday. Fun through your group Wednesday, Thursday. Heavy responsibilities Friday. 1! I OOP LEO (July 1% 11110 f VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Gains through business dealings Sunday. Manday . Slight reversal Tuesday. You revise plans for the better at mirieek Stalus very shaky Friday, Rewards Saturday. letter to 23-Aug. 22) A bold Idea suLceeds early in th;,, vh, eek A bit too ;Irgumentative Tuesday. You'll beat competition Wednesday. Thurjda~. Unexpected problems with friends Friday. flews from afar Saturday. rx / ______________________________ _____________________________________________ t 211-June 20) Popular with friends early in the week, An in- yi can' t handle Friday. A big favor from an Influential contact Saturday hano I "I LAID AWAY A FEW THINGS TODAY COAT, DRESS, TELEPHONE POLE . . I''. .. - 1956 ARIES (Match 21-Apfil 19) Don't let companions sway you from good ideas Sunday. Odds against you are a bit high Tuesday. but you come out OK, F nancial prospects promising at midweek Take care traveling Friday. QQ i ' i. "SHE flEALLY CAUGHT ON TO OUR OFFICE P HERE ONLY TWO WEEKS AND ALREADY SHE'S ENGAGED1 6, GJ te 0 bO Feb. 17 — 0 0axirke8ecle0folf thbt uueei< in / _ / I / ' -, IIJ to Cu VII to Ill III i I / /1 //7 L. if t I _____ ____ C/JR /9/v'U4 uv b u:v r,cTPM lA/V rrIfAI V UP "I TALKED . NO UL ~NITH THAT RAMMER!" Kit BETTER LISTENER THAN pl. I IT C MY HUSBA v OU CAN TELL WHEN HE'S GONNA PITCH HIS FAST BALLI HE TIGHTENS THE BELT ON HIS PANTS 1- 41ESSAG /Ai' 'N d — N, I CPA i/cc' ...........................— — —— W"W tihon Tuesday. Smoth career sailing Wednesday, Thursday. You're not on Saturday. intedout .001110111, N (Dec. 22-Jan.19) You manane domestic -red the rs corn- ., AflQIflfl well Sun. day, Monday. Pressures get to you Tuesday. Most pleasant days Midweek ,' . mailers , ed with AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Very capable at mental pursuits Monday. Shod-tempered Tuesday. Wednesday's profitable. Fun with family it y. Too much social life Friday. Generally lucky Saturday. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You manage material affairs quite well Sun- day, Monday. Ycu cutdo this Week - -.. You'll assume unnecessary chores Friday. Enterprise is are :. '. alyst in yif Tuesday. Good things at -- anes the ('ess by midweek. Rumbles domestically Friday. Extra funds Saturday. s Corne but es, ers ON? YOUTH RE ATE N TO in. at __ 1 YPTINP foR ~OtPaL FA VORA & Y A SP, CC74P —f: -rK 1:ff I , Fr I 1 VIRSOS A 9F EXTREMELY X~ CZ I i I ° CUSP 6F t /V/RQ(AUG. e) 22-26)APE ENII W90 YAS THIS A ban (Oct an 'nco-operative team player Friday, but UM leir -t Y TO AfAk'jF FOR F/_ F,4SA Atr9FA PNC7.4 S TqE Wi'jFV C1 OS GEM/NI 41A9 f/WP 4N ONrXPC TEP OPPORTuN/ I Saturday, SAGITTARIUS ov. 23 Dcc 21) Popular Sunday Monday. Prone to tai 45ROAP FR/PAY Wt 5EA 8USY NEWS PA BUT ITS — — idea TV 24 Nov 22) Forlbndte using your initiative Sunday Mon ri eye on careless COworkers Tuesday. New allies at mid& utncss 'sc Frlfl, An oI drbt s repail iurdaj foolish risks I, Send letters to Bernice Bede Osol, c/o this newspaper, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer 911 the letter s, o nl y h by.Tom X.nyan CJ $ NOTE: . bfl#1,031~ // / SCORPIO #11,6611 &SIMCSS C09,01AIONY WIt L r A ir Prazce AC , THE J1EEK AUG. 2q-30 (G/N HOJ vr., iucjv. ' A IORPAVFNEHYT / PiAI . J ,/1Io Tu iw ni TAKE EbrERS, ESrIL1 I PVA (JIVV Ifl V INC OF 'I flPDIAJ r ijj lCAInjj rD'v, LVU1 44P fIAT br'n through a partnership Eunday, Monday. Thursday Judgment faulty Friday. Luck with a big 1 I r ' vj i Tfl IT iiv vni i CA fl 0 • IT ri I I 16y r r A/SES ENTLYMAg I - VAT, g Ab RER 1. 23-Oct. 23) Benefits LIBRA (Se I YOd //ORoSCEgRow UR BA S/CNA TL/ETREEPaf11c1wANo AP1'rNT1J('o1I Y9U 8OYF/[N9y(ll47 't'' /, /SAPr TO FrEL A t/[/, 01 uRE A/ /, JWJ//A I wI j j~ Iv , EAR / ' I W I / O 7 W111 SE100M LET T14FM Gif INTO S/UAT/ONS O THEIR READS L lEO UPON /7 0 0 00 LASflHG __ enda sa ASSOCIATIOAl WITH PEOPI-if Seminole r budget. I ask RFECTLV AS POSS/5L E OR PH VS/CALL V. • the epreent I. request .â I I COULP SWAg I HC-ARP A CANNON t -7 with Lix - quest ' Kt- for ts enr the next PPA I I fcr the ie didn't was was he reply rney Tom he OXYT OUEL WAY MIND IF I RVE YOUF? BIKE, PAL 74 Wd& GO AHEAP r WON'T IbY 11A 11A HA JLJST REMEMBERED HOW GET HIS PANT`15 CALIGHr IN THE CHAIN EVERY TIME WE WENT BIKE RI PING,--h1A 11A 11A FUNNY, MATTER, SIN WEARING SHORTS A st I_ d 8u13L1%ra3M CilAW 11A HA 1,1A IT YA RA 105~0 0 P _n &H1_ ANOTHF-F- &POL)P WITH A T OF V WHAT TO o. E3UT_ IT REALLY WAS PUNNY, GEORGE iled on tap for t _ ining at 7. if Mr. and denied 'i.,iexed to f fill is off je I the city. 8Z I time, the L Lince that ices all t0 e c ity f _rP Tv j LMBARRASS YOUR / I A FATHER, BUr"# - //4'• oofp~ I soicao.o/ ____ . _____ ( 5EEYAMOM'L----, BAT Wl te in his I - IS.tpubtit' N0 00N T ASK HOW I 712 IT1 /1 ( VONIT- rezoning iL. , PO I - ;oto Drive is Avenue JHAT it I ie Sanford also on the is set for in of two 400. y I between Avocado een Ninth mce is 1-r n Cedar ivenue and -. . *ullII ; ui:I ;ti v - - nd Sixth ir n l'Jz' II' I 41J)? iii I i' I II '4 44 I I - -4 —1 �' CAMPUS CLATTER by Larry Lewis I r"vE CALLED 8ECAU5 OF: A PENIN J kI'HER Ct5i5 IN / 1EErIP. I mi 1QP,lO 1 CA1., PAg -r,%1 NT p/5f$ EP.ARTMENT% Lot n, t .1 RetI __--y oft Alit Uni H E. Am SwI V PESBN'r) - - I V( WI/fl 7,2/5 FERV lU/TI?l// mis C/ASS UM/A1/V azwERrp io caiuN/rtt 4U5 RE4/.?4 /T//49W'T&LEN EJCAT1ON - LJM, 1/O (L R'E$5tT 71/5 Ca'IfWCE- r - W 'Irrp Hi6 C9'OPSR4T?ON .4V0 AFFE6170N X'YN,'fS b'Y 711055/N /00C7A3714T/av Cl.45! ••- ,e; f Ya'i,?RAIER 6, 47If0,/1 , ;i •.• ~-4 - ~j 1 :i.•• 2 INC I4 ' .•••• frTiI Nai unt I Eli 1 I _ •' Dt 4s En SINCE l i to Br i' S CI ENTISTS SAY L36FORE A STUNT WILL 39 TO TAKE A PI LL TO 3005T HIS LANItJG POVE 7ROLJL.E yOu .4 b'FAUT/FUL 811N21OF Ci? .41/ OF >tx' 77(4 fe4PE! FIT. 15 a letter to 1 — 11/STORY ClJf ilk • (1' RSALL V 6O/NG Y64Y! ,4(i4Wt62 .V TO ,4f/55 71/41. F ; $1,390,751 "714 X IjIN 9 - 381 I I. AN TO DEVSLOPE 1 - I HAVE KEEPING AH E A D O THEM NOW... \\ Cu Vil V! ENOUGH 43LI.E , ,' r , 4'., T•• . . I - A . tsI - (T 'I2R65T 7115 JOYFIL, R/N6/t,k9 5IOMNS 111T 6C/t%i? IN AVW 2O TO IN I.. I.. fl41 ,4 c'EAT M4W Nfl?! FRIENi7S/ -- - M FOR r , I2'j 1 by Garry Trudean D00N*FQ_n_F T-D-V • r 'than$22 quests, but millinn ': P' ' :'. k .--f ••jffl ,. •- .ifl lk to It:'.) up point Nil ed out ears corn- W. L Ct Ki //p costs '-•-: tent Eo ef are analyst in CAPTAIN EASY — — ' / IS / YOU'RE 50 LUCKY, HACK! MARRIAGE WILL OPEN UP 4 WHOLE NEW LIFEI - I I 1 J HICK 21 11 st i iii , ii by Crooks & Lawrence ' YOU'LL LIVE LONGER-LTHIRANP HAPPIER r) N9TEAP OF SHRIMP P'JP R)S AT ALL HOURS'.- SHE'LL FEED YOU N0URIHIJ3I REGULAR M.AL5 —r ALLEY 001 \ inlines the )rocess by oners in- by Dave G1'aue r-w r i fi Is'leeded. jr-1 r..ji'.. ROCk'S! S I &W * I 4.1 . 0000 Ir agenda isa - 16. -•- \J' (p 51 ..;/ (1 rumissioner •/ — %iU ask the Lnt attorney i represent ,et request. (A 1'JV NU MUK LTE•JJ-IT Cs'R01-151N, 'YOU' L L HOME EARLY,.. 5EPIA WILL HAVE YOUR.. LIPPER5 LAID OUT I?J FOtJT OF THE TV! J LOOK OVER W I 1)4OLJ4SHT YOU / WELL Tt4AT'S \...3UT IT'S OBVIOUS WHAT' I WAS ) T14V DECIDED 4 fl1RE, UMFAV '\ SAID THOSE J ? TWO WERE Q'JT\ TOLD... ton with the ice seeking request for inty's enever the next 4'J J-TO SNEAK O 7H 1— = AND NAP ALL L)AYj LAZY —\8UMS! ' ON fl-IE WATER!' ?pproved a for the ci 'V -• ,...-;. -. JOHNNY WONDER IRTURE COLORS HUMMINGBIRDS... rWrr iUY OF A 4L'%\A\INGeI7 --• t : • •1 ,.• I ______ * ' - -• /i • :tcrn,1 by Al Vermeer (SAY PLE\SE I YOU1 LL El. SAY YES? - - / Y! '-' ', ' I (I'LL JUST L;.• DIE Ls on tap for City Comginning at 7. Warren E. L.1"\._J ,.. I / A, IN TH5 TIME- 1,r rAKEs You ØL$NK YOUR EYE. JJ . I_ —i — • . - ( /4. II1t 1 g - / / \. / / ' " 5ViT lots just IP YOU DON' (9\ (L . ter service '-' \:__~:> was -inthe cornhe was the rep! st com ¼. ".•-' FLAHIR i WINGS .... I /..- / " COVN - HA k J K H L2FT J ------ t'f5 W4IRRIN WINO-5. CIZONES, OR MAL E L'EES , 90 NO .\N' PA\ E NO S1NG. — kUMANINODIRV GREEN , 114E OU7 OF - COLOR 1H •...... - P3MISCILLAI S POP by Dick Rogers he didn' t a __ __ dJ ! _- Le- (o ,tnnexedto .• \\ ) \,--•• t of \lr. and be denied • pert) Is off - about a lot of the citv. 10 , \ \r rN I, C I • .- -7 tha t iInini'ø rvtces to a ' OF FUN AND FR R-E F?L1N TO PUZ7.tJi (C/O IrHle 'i' I I EN W00 OF AOLT1J%, W. 6.1 RC PL':Ll f --r& A GAMES .WL CQt 41'llJU[i1' A STETHOSCOPE coNSl5rS SIMPLY OF HOLLOW RUE UlNG WUICI4 C0NN5CT6 THE C4ESWiECE ¶0 ¶ RPiEEs. 'THE C1.4e5-rps 0A1HE ThE OR -EAT ANrr rpJç Th JN A ri V. AREA. Lr i1RK - iJJ , . -r BiXK_____________ * TXrL'.I. ! : • CAN E- A R P. 1 E MORE • iIC1'1 :, ASk ABOUT IT/ a c'I(i •( / • - \Y D qI?wI fth, ,••.-.----Y &O9 iiiri Wiu foe St thue v&Ia1i prizSi / I c C (•i • f ' [ci: ' w EEi- OF MWLlFyIN, O EThENiN, Th A4i SOUNDS. flIE 5OUP4 =&C-LS fl4OUs4 114E 14014.0W 1VØIG T 1V4Ø EARP'CEL A OCEAT5 NEW YORK, N.Y , I •u • - r' , I'tvi :-: (THROW MYSELF) ,.\ ___ AT HIM. '-E'S .. $11,075 N • - • • - - - - ----*- ,-_ -= .• • < -- q-- -- -- _.. - •,-- • 4 *- - -, in Avocado tween Ninth - I Street. - • 4: - • -r j - - -- •- • . -- ' -Tht ON - ig is set for tion of two ng property. (C/o this Box r,*_,•&__ -' CA Sants Cruz, Calif. L_ • ç# r __ ....•• 009 .\• .s in the 1975 the Sanford is aLso on the i.r ta sit tier but. Send your qvulktstd ap to: •• _-, ..• )t Dr ferMenu" UOIS e week. Puzzle Books. - -1 -• • :• SanM Bar- •'---5i iwarOd ' la 's a public ler rezoning O iN & To :- • 1ttbo s*d.ii ahwrsd We ' IKI :'Z " /IF HE T H IN KS '\\ ,• '•, ll le the cur wrote in his the City 60 Fi- T!S - - - '! --j4 - - - .• .' • •. -. " * • •• -- I-- . = -- ----=-==. * • • - r.' .• '- — - - - 4_ :-: . -- ------- -• - - �- , .' by Fr SHORT RIBS - p-.— I(ro ~Re -rHr-. H; \Iou Lot $1 ,5 13i (N — 'SCUM 1H EE. SEVEN Belt of t Alli U ni H E. Ant Swi 68th Yf?ar, No. 3—Monday. August 25, 1975 -4 1/ F Ed 31' rrr to Hr. Cu Vi) ft ' J ( A DRAW! J I GUESS Jr Y1 / ____ / 1K:-) • / •v. •,. ' ' .. IN" DRIVIN ESON.' WELL,.- Ai)4V.. LE' j SAFETY FIRST — 3r IS TEJULE AT 1' 1.3 YOUR HOPITALlZATC'N INSURANCE - ) , S0GSYS DRMWO SCHOO , / i V & IIidal). Ie I •. .'. '- :' ' 1 .. .. - A NSII3CTH S1ART J', 3 ONE 0' Thi' SSENTiAL d LTXJD PRIVIN'... — ,, - INK A- •1 - . . IL /? / / ir -apt, ? / ________ _______ - : - ____ - C i .•.• - BAIT CATCHES MORE THAN FISH .4f r-11E. -' - - -- -- Reaffi rrns S Morat on -- •.J 0 1,,y 050.EA'A'r - I arcen across Florida and the unin. figures), a 32 per cent increase stolen. -- J--___ I IC 3K & MEEK by o% * V:Le TXyrhpcTE P6A&j "— I l AIL ,, FUT AU-AY AXJY J lai i 1 ;t I_•_. corporated areas of Seminole in burglaries for the month ('o'.mty and the rate of breaking compared to July 1974. Value of stolen property and enterings and larcenies is steadily increasing, according showed a Jump from $113,975 in July' 1974 to 1259,3% in July' to state and local officials. The Florida Department of 1975. These figures are only for Criminal Law Enforcement the unincorporated areas of the FDClE annual Uniform county covered by the Sheriff's Crime Report for 1974, released ikptrtinent. In 1974 there were 185,(43 four months ago, shows the nonviolent crimes of burglary, burglaries reported in the state shows 180 burglaries, 214 lar. Sheriff's deputies and in- Binford, however, say's the "county' got a good deal, and I got a piece of the actio,i." Binfcrd is quoted as saying Laurel will receive 50 per cent of a $50,000 commission fee and that he will receive one half of Laurel's commission, — I. A M ift W- ~_, million nior#' than Last year to local millage figure earmarked appraiser's certified millage a the state in order to qualify for to the sta te is reduced from (to raise the same amount of i Herald staff Writer ' Seminole County taxpayers school funding programs this 6.337 nulls last year to 6 291 this revenue as last year) doesn' t " will be expected to pay about $3 --- U TODAY I I t I Around The (-lock Bridge -. Calendar - riH CFFE. ISM 'T 1IAJ MALE) •••4_. YeT - (OM( CrOSbt,, ) V ( J \ - Ok) LIE FT T STEREO CYJ , LISTE-M... IF DOUT -START IM GOAJAA HAVIE 'TO 5TAFZZ'r 1,0C*WG RT, ... (..omks Crosssord Editorial .. -..•... Dear Abby ... ' s IR Hospital 3A Obituaries 3A Tele%ision Women %EATllEH Sunday's high 94. Overnight low 0. / through Partly cloudy Tuesday. Chance of a few at- - year. mean an thing to us because Seminole school officials the state tells the School Boards school finance officer, said started two day's of budget what they must levy to parttoday the $3,122,318 increase in workshop hearings today in the cipate in sta te funds" the state "pot" actually will each $ 1,000 of assessed property of the increase in local effort," total 18,314,529, comDared to valMitiOn "One misconception," Harris $5,192,311 last year. This is true, (ontinutd t'u ': gt 9. %, though the said, is the county proper ty Harris (, -- - - . - - - - - I t ... ' MIS Or'ian 'U St-al be denied J until the property is annexed to the cit%. The property is off '-'f! South Park Ave., about a lot and a half outside of the city . _______ - ___________ -. r.-*iit) iLy'T F .1-•• .. - - - • . ,j - ' / THE WEKIVA . ' _____ ._ TUBING ON . ' A - ______ '- : .. -''I the St. J''hn', Dist rict held the . ' ir au'u.il tuh" that the We va River Satur y. Approximatelv ?'M '~,DIIL!i 11jii;,4 four miles down the scenic waterway to the St. Johns Ri%er These Scouts are shown at the starting PoIat %%ekha Kurt fl fl school The system's Tampa on Sept. 3. secretarial association has won The secretarial association — out of a total 131 drivers — was 162 validated signatures. a hearing before the Public along with bus drivers and a "too striall" a group to bargain. have 104 validated signatures payroll. The organization has School Board members wiU Also on the agenda is a public hearing to consider rezoning property between Santa Bar bara Drive and DeSoto Drive A request to transfer $11,075 of internal funds in the 1975 aiscal budget for the Sanford School Supt. W.P. "Buld" Airport Authority is a1slo on the consider the recently agreed Layer has praised the contra :t agenda. ceived on upon master contract at 6:30 No word has been r,, fr' ; ielk'r In Pelley', !'E!{C the status of have won Employes Relations Corn- third organi!ation the third p.m. at Altamonte Springs City mission j PERCI to appeal for recognition from the board, but Chairman Curtis Mack cited organization recognized by the Hall. - Harry Pelley, the board's refused the I,as drivers' County's drivers. At the present time, the counts has an ordinance that controls utility services to all customers outside the city limits Knowles wrote in his memorandum to the City Conutussion. and between Iroquois Menu' uid Muhask Atnue. A public hearing is set for agreement as being the -best" considering adoption of two for both sides, ordinances rezoning property. PFI(C guidelines requ re SEA and Pelley hammerM board. as well as teacher, One is for property between i board. That group is compolseoi the lo' to mid 903, Lows In the School Board, an official said may not be as easy. to hack up his decision not to of non-instructional workers, out the final contract Aug. 14. ratification of the 75-page In Fact, PERC aheady has grant certification to Seminole lOs, Variable winds around 10 today. In a fourth area of collective The contract gave teachers, master agreement. mph, stronger and gusty near - i.- r re School Secretaries Seek Bargaining Certif ication tcrno'm and evening thun dershowers. Ifighs mainly In certification to bargain with the attaiiiing PERC certificill!ikin precedents from other counties I - A request for water service tot portions of two lots Just outside city limits is on tap for tonight's regular City Com. mission meeting beginning at 7, (Pete) Knowles has re, . -om. mneni th quest of Mr. and year. Roger linrris, the coanty's local effort " is necessary board room of the county office Harris said the state earlier 4A because the aszessed property at 202 Commercial A%enue predicted the county sould get Supt. W. P. (Bud) Layer said $2.3 million in additional state 411 valuation Is up for the whole al tax the board plans to adopt its funds based on las year's tax oc state including the l 5A 411 roll Operating expenses also "tentative" $50 million budget roll The county actually is Sept. 3 and advertise to levy' the expected to get $23,288 in ad211 have kyrocketed. Local tax dollars going into maximum eight mills or $8 for ditional state monies ''becawt' -4A Hr - - - Request City- Manager Warren F.. \ .... -.. t"_•' --- Water Scheduled -. 1 sheriff. rLVlilJl. IIl By JOE AShHI' N / Cornnassion had approved a $2.3 million budget for the The Sheriff's Department Toni Binford, a first cousin to dissatisfied with the reply Tom drawnbyCountyAttorney Torn County Attorney' The FDCLE annual report cenies and 29 motor vehicle vestigators reported stolen reports for July 1974 ShOW 136 shows there were 1,523 thefts investigated by Sheriff property valued at $138,146 was burglaries, 198 larcenies and 17 burglaries re ported in 1974 in John E. Polk's deputies. recovered in July 1975. This motor vehicle thefts for a total unincorporated areas of Property reported stolen in total includes all property 'I $113,975 in stolen property. Seminole County. This was till July' 1975 was valued at recovered even though stolen in For the month of July in addition to 2,313 larcenies and $259,396, according to the prior months. reports by Polk's office show 286 auto thefts. Sheriffs Department reports. Of the burglaries investigated 161 reported burglaries, 146 Currency stolen accounted by deputies last month, almost larcenies and 10 motor vehicle State officials say the per. centage of crime increase is for nearly half the total like percentages are known to thefts. Total value of property still increasing at a greater rate '$108,083) and autos, have occurred during daylight stolen during these offenses in the central and southwest televisions, radios, stereo and nighttime hours. However, was $144,000. Taxpayers To Feel Bigger Bite To Qualify Schools For Funding MCfL:' 11 - ates Noted the $517,000 parcel from Lester Mandell, president of Greater Construction Several residents have , Schneider arr a fLARM LAST ,JGMT!)rfl . _./-' -- commission to appoint attorney Mack Cleveland to represent the county 01 its right against Sheriff Polk's budget larcen and auto theft inequipment, and cuneras ac- almost one-third of the questioned i' property valued a $75,848 areas of the state. Kimbrouh said he didn't the contract creased 31.9 per cent. million stolen. This compares to A spot check of Seminole counted for $67,807 of the stolen burglaries couldn't be pin- because Laurel Realty is the know if Cleveland was "inA survey shows, using the 142.625burglaries in 1973 with County Sheriff's Department property. Household goods pointed as to exact hours of brok er on the land deal. And, a terested", but the corn. Burglary is big business month of July (latest available $53,783 million in property records for the month of July reported stolen was $11233. occurrence. sa1enan for Laurel Realty is missioner said he was - , Also, County CommissionviKimbrough said he wiU ask the clay pit site, and they say it will the fu!] 12.6 iniflion request for 16 0 tow quality of their I Ai By BOB LLOYD lleraldStalf Writer - -- Bi In a press conference last "too late" because the request a clay pit," Hattaway said. missioner Mike Hattaway said. Wednesday, Hattaway said he should have been made before Markham Woods residents Polk filed a petition with the contend the county did not make a thorough search for the Circuit Clerk's office seeking - / DRIVER um S forcefrient agency over the next homes. The county plans to purchase year. R isi ng Bur a 1GAREL5$ - ,'nmm Saying detractors'ire shooting in the dark, ' - 1 - Hattaway Raps Delay Foes, Uniform Crime Report Shows Increases —— . - ." ----- -- fl- ould ask for the 30-(hy delay the commission formally Also on Tuesday s agenda is i to dear the air o ver in okayed purchase of the clay public hearing on the Semmok lay's end. Also, they were Seminole County Commissioner nuendos of impropriety" mining pit west of Interstate 4 County Port Authority budget. — L- NF dollars. Let's go find it," (ounty Commissioner John meeting. Commissioners hope to produce a tentatie budget by . . - Kimbrough said as lie left his office on the to the bud get PETUNIA.' — \, Wbile her big brother hopes for a bite on his line in Saturday'$ hopeful the budget could be Mike Hattaway to-day rear- surrounding the purchase. and east of Woods Road. f ishing rodeo staged by the an or tminole Ja ycees in It. reduced and millage held to the firmed hi intention to seek a 30Commissioner John Kim. Hattaway said some citizer Mellon Park. 15-month-old Joanna Rowland of 108 Tangerine Dr., limit certified by the appraLser. day morn lorittin an the county's brough said decides t havea nibble on the bait herself. Her verdict' bread , . can be pared purchase of a 101-acre clay pit know "a about Hat- purchase are halt tastes a whole lot better than the fish her brother caught. The er, and s exactly what site. taway's request, but he said It's "irs the best possible site winners of the rodeo are pictured on Page 2-A, (Herald Photo by we're here to do," CornBill Vinceot Jr.) 1 - resurrect its committee and And Ms Anderson pointed out w ith a conscientious effort, complete Its self-appointed that in Prevwus 3-ears corn. watch dog furitlor by at missloners have lowered the tendance and Input to budget millage each yea r hearings," Kwiatkowski said. However, she agreed with He said the the league's efforts Williams that the costs of have short" because no running government are League members have been spiraling. present at the budget sessions. She is a budget analyst in DlC' WILLIAM "It is at these budget OMAE, which streamlines the Analysis and Evaluation conference, pledged to hold the Kimbrough pointed out that hearings that the 'rubber hits budget evaluation process by I OMAE told commissioners millage within the 5.34 mills set at present county officials are the road' this is ccr.'r. 1. --- where the k*enini, r"r, '."....,.Iaa.uaI.a today a 6.5-mill land tax would bs the appraiser. close to that toal because is doI1 out, ' fnrrn'i iLilvlJ whit s nestkl be needed to produce a budget of more than $18 million. The initial budget proposal wa more than 122 milhon. "I've called you togeth r tos discuss the missing million URK *1 fA PA1 0 - S I L ' The commission began work Civic Associations to complete sessions with more than $22 its "self appointed" watch dog million in budget requests, but sliced more than $4-million By l, Li i trIl (dfl levy UI) I challenge the league to to 10 mills -. Budget Analyst Eleanor Seminole County Corn Anderson said most of the cuts missioners today began which brought the budget from searching for ways to pare $22 to $18 million occurred Last $1,450,000 from the 1975-76 week. She said commissioners budget to stay within the 5.34 need to approve a tcntive mills certified by the county's budget by day's end. 1 taxappraiser. Commission Chairman Sid • The Office or Management Vihlen Jr., iii a recent press . • - b H arty Kwiatkowski called onthe Seminole County League of , , [1 BUNNY voters lastyear appg-ovedahalf Kwiatkowski said In a letter to levy for irc;onstructIon of a One One null produces ii o mi MCdfl (.MmrIus.sloncr in revenue - (Quid be pared down "i think we 're re going to t,),,, he said IlyE[)PItICKETT Ilera)dStaffY,riter tIT' _______ BUGS P reB udget property ow-ner pay $6.50 for and collective bargaining costs. each $1,000 of the assessed Williams said he wasn'rViat optimistit", that the budget %alue of his property. _____ -----,---." M us t used to determine the amount examples, he pointed to th the of taxes nald. Thus,a levy or6.5 county's having to absorb mills w ould require each employment retirement costs 4:5- V May Be Topped (Editor's Note) One mill Is Commissioner Dick Williams equivalent to 11 per $1,00 of said costs of operating county assessed property value and nthave l 10J W1 NS -THE to Mi Rate .•,.,J . C M10 11age County (~) En '.V Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Certified 0 V Na' unt !.a V* w '-.'• V% lIIl IIIV 1:UU $ OF r- /* k —w - —• _ft • _I.'.. bargaining — made Ixs iibl'le by ainong other things, a $300 Maple Avenue and Avocada Avenue and between Ninth Street and Second StrM. thundershowers. Rain chief negotiator, said he was organization "-rtification. Bus drivers have the right to the 1975 legislature — the increase in base pay. The second ordinance is for Sources say some board letter that by Without PERC certification, appeal that decision, informed per cent rezoning between Cedar applied to the total members aren't overly happy The $300 probability 30 to 40 Sem I n ole E du c a t i o n representatives of the county an agency L exempted from However, the secretarial Association (SEA) contract is wage scale allows a teacher at sith the contract and plan to Avenue and Holly Avenue and through Tucdy. Complete details and tides school svtein's 280 secretarial bargaining wi lithe boara. association is a larger group, up for board ratification the top end of the pay scale a oppose it at Wednesday's between Fifth and Sixth p1''ycs should appt-ar in )'fjU'cI to.drivers Mill ''1itti 2) 't%(!rktrs listed on th arc in Pagi 7, - 't � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 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/c3de7a69998cd3e06316b1e8e3c80cfa.pdf 582400a210ef8c13456a7e85da296bd1 PDF Text Text - - - -- --- _________________________ - - 4 89-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 21, 1975 . 0 ltona 4 De 11% FAN%1717F. FlAVARDS LABOR DAY fl __ Aviog ___________________________________________________________________ Oà - if Wiktnciff ww . ____ * . I - _____ il~I "I r - I '' I -1 . 0 I "iY ; - - 1' 1 . 30 I . I --.a a,-Aft , . 14 - G A -.A" - . - I ~ save even more at Scotty's-sale price right ~f. i ~%,__ , - -~--~f - ' , 1 - .- ' E ~~I Y L.), * .- -• lw I OIRNZOMATIC. ) I - r .0 .e . SQ. YD. - '' \ Reg. Price (Sheet) ru'Riif -r A r i 1 I I IVU'..., I MD L 0 lipproved. TX-9. . ELECTRIIC C A au" RA NG / E r- •. 1) - SET I - H / - C ,~ /. r.: I rl - Avocado or Harvest Gold. Electric saw has 8" guide bar. 1 HP motor. ,, _ \ - ____ __ 111111111low. - Ch l o u S CHAR.B - u EACH Gets 500 By BOB LIA)YD 1, "Is a) Herald Staff V riter .. X a''. LP or natural gas. I y. Reg Price(ea.) 25 95 kt 'YSl(jI'tI i . - -- . I • 1 AL qUI'A ,.s estos I I ii as s Reg Price (5 gal ran) 3h case for two weeks following her plea (:erald V Uranich, 37, of , '• - Fits-All stainless Stbui sink strainer. Model 2144. 5 GAL. 1795 Reg Price (ea ) PH: M-4700 11 a ".- HOURS 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY • ~'_ . yoU CAN rv% ff y0Unq:LF1 ____ - - ' . . . .. . ;NJL SALE PRICES GOOD AUG fl.h... ' L A. other elderl) persons. . - _____ . _____ _____ I.: c ,*11,1.thh1.', * \ Sanfordscurrtntrtstriitions allos Using units to be no less than 700 square feet except for ' _ll_____ count)- _!__ - __ . - -4 I pm _______ _ t.r z- M - L_ r ' -1 1 •i iflSlue c LJfluay ___-, S. --J1 ~.. :--'r.1'-1*_-_.., .11 - - "_.-.2 ?J" those In Saidord ,A ho either pass or fall applicants far the pr ut ge of b ing 1 lut ised dti "r . ,i,~,-,,j~ Nf , N "stwlz~-,?~; J, . 'I~!;f-61 rX 'A -:~ z-1F _~ ~_~ ..4 .- 4 y2v~ KA- .!;_t4y - N - , , WW4 -: Haynes Debuts t I column, "llaynes llunchei," on the sports pages of The Evening Iferald Sunday Edition. We have a hunch you sofl I kant to miss it A— t __ . A; (~ . ;f:1K341 .# ' _.f., t;A,;. ,1. SwJ L Youngster s Helping Out %Stn thu it he business or pleasure, summer sacation time is famil) time and while area youngsters spend the . IPt 1)i, according - F' / frp, I P I 1icia 1 , . ' '- V ., - . IIT I ~_ - r , ___________ ____ s'f 7z a t-4mlo.., ,le40- 41I . I . ~.__ - __ . - . -- __Vt _.. DIFFERING VIEWPOINTS P&Z board Thursday the reconimendations from the citv Builders Forum requestmn square foot restrictions be lo w ered to allow for less ex. pensive living units. The Forwn is composed of area builders and developers. V - 1 . r Other . 1- Vincent Jr.i __ . -' - It A - -- ="-~~ qSZ- \ DI \ - .. Around ne Clock Bridge Calendar 611 SA Comics 611 Obituaries Sit Cross%ord Editorial Dear Abby 4B Sports Television 1-:411 IA IA Sit Dr. Lamb llorost-up4 Hospital ~, 4:.,i -W Women : . lB Sit of units. ,j, ~ : lB 5,t recommendaI ions 460 square feet, a two be&oom unit of 600 square feet and an)thtng more than a two This brother-sister combo seem., to be split down the middle on bedroom will have to be a the Issue of whether to smile or cry for the camera. Three-year- minimum of 700 square feet. old Joey Markulic is the sad otie mid sLitcr, Roxanne. 6. is the Bracvlarkl said the P&Z will happy one. The children were 'A ith their mother in the long line at consider establishing a special the courthouse Wednesday. the deadline for driving with 1975 auto tags. The Slarkulles live in Lake Mary. (Herald Photo by Bill zone for the smaller living '- 011111111 . .. - - -- _f- .- - 4 _____... 4- hard at work in the fanuls businesses during the week story, pirturr%. page I-C, Women's Section on Sunday. Braceland presented to tht - __ I - Akwo, r 4 ___,__ US. 1792, Fern Park ages i 'I'hursda,`s high 91. Ovemight Io,A 68. Parti) cloud'. thiough Saturda', with a chance ul inainly night and moming thundershowers. flighs mostly t Ms. lnw En the 0s. Easterly winds 10 to IS 111ph, stronger and gust), near thundersho,Acrs. Rain probability 30 per cent today and Saturday. Complete details and tides on Page 5A. ________________________________________________ - - k, . A',-. uce Zoning Commission tP&2) is considering a recommendation to reduce the city's irdnimuni square footage for a single o 280 square feet fur an efficient.) apartment ?' . Uranuch and Moore ,sere Uranich told the court today Sheriff's imestigatorssaid an autops ' showed the man (lied that tie had obtained erroneous inforinalion that the club could from a heart attack. on Sunday. C Health sell bever On July 29, said lie has now obtained a copy Department Director Dr. 01. ordinance. ordered Mrs. Ker1ny to of the Count) . ________ _ from i . .-,, I _______________ I 11.I1I1 Si- -_ department investigation into issued summons by Sheriff's the unattended death of an 82. deputies Aug. 10, after Sneriff year-old man who wa;; living at John E, Polk received comcitizens about the the Kenn rt.sidente .ilong with p8umnts his Myear-old wife and three Sunday operation at the club on I - _________~ _~ i_1!if: -_- The Sanford Planning and Judge Hall fined Circus punishable by a maxinium 60 Sunday for sale of alcoholic be'.erages in jail or $500 fine Club manager (eorge A. Mrs. Kenny was sersed with asurnmonsJul) 3flnllegingthe Moore,37,alsoofOrlando,was July 25 violatiun. The case fined 1100. resulted from a sheriff's I~ ~ ~ ~ tit LJ%.J -.'. - 0 ' I jf_,--- . Standards 1 .: iw_m Ye dass \.%____ C I I w* the [W~N haM of , _________ / The misdemeanor charge is Orlando, $200 for being open on ' . .., - Whit's in store for a person applying for a Florida J Park nightspot Cirl: EACH Al Al Alcoa uminum is Fern C'huluota after considering the ROOF COATING Ill 1k a I ~ paste per gal. Silver finish. WaiWM, ~ 1 .45 J 41, _r . ~~ L aI - I _m_ I ' ' I _~ - MOBILE HOME - C II of .I1 . '\ . ' Elderly patients were later .-1tkW 1-. - - 4. 1 --cease and desist" operating the unlicensed facilit sithin 14 Hall meted the sentence to pleaded guilt) to violating the Mrs Mary Vi Kenn, of 21 count) alcoholic be'. erage overlook Drive, Chula Vista, ordinance and both were fined. Jac k Aluminum -- KET I RI Fine F .f I . $ 1 T .. 0 , 9 I # .4 ji salestent home without a t(MJas the owner and manager 0" ac r- City AAay '--' t 11 74.995 4 97 EACH g tic ea 1 Reg Price license Pressure Treated FURRING STRIPS . - .11 - ) reported removed from the omnan as fined $500 today b County Court Judge Wallace re-,idence to c,=ply with stpte !r plea of no contest to law, Hall on h, charge of operating a con In other Count) Court actions I as gleaming Duralac knob, po p- up rainassembl Req Price -l.' '- - calendar da) s I I Model 6600 wall switch is easy to install in your home. ;~; T_*9 - I p EACH - . - ta Woman A 54 -year old Chuluota - - % /1/ a I 1 ---y DIIVI IVi ER SVVITC . .•. '2- -7r;~ 'XIi . TALLAHASSEE tAP) - dominiums. They said the tin-. before about 50,000 unsold units and housing starts fell from 44.- house start.s for the month were Home construction in Florida sold inventory may !)e liquidd- in Dade and Broward counties 071 to 12,W, he said, quoting 3A% compared with 5,&33 in has started a gradual recovery ted within 20 months instead of are off the market. figures from the McGraw Hill June 1974, while starts on confrom the recession after hitting the 33 to 36-month estimate eardominiurn apartments reRavenell said in a news re- Information System. bottomtheftrstthreemonthsoI her reported lease Thursda% that building But construction started to mained hard hit down to 1,683 1975, Community Affairs Kenneth D Campbell, a ',t permits and housing starts In move upward in April-June al- From 9,873 Secretary Williarn H. Ravenell York-based real estate consult- the state decreased more than though the mon h-by-month reConstruiction was up from S.ays. ant, said "the condominiu.in 70 per cent in the first thrce covery was umteady, he said. May to June in Pinellas, HiUsMeanwhile, uononiis ts :n glut Uld) be pretty well cleaned months of the year from the By June, housing starts were borough and Duval counties south Florida also pointed to up b mid '976 But South first quarter of 1974 down only 34 per cent 'rom 1974 and down in Broward, Dade, upswing, revising forecasts on Florida economists said it Residential building permits and building permits off 26 per Palm Reach, Orange, Seminole sellout time for the area's con- might not be until early 1977 dropped from 46.836 to 10,173 cent. he said. Single farnih . and Leon counties. . . - l ( ,I Single Handle Washerless LAVATORY FAUCET F ___ - Reg. Price ...........174.95 Made entirely of sturdy 2" x 4" cedar. Assembled except for table begs and braces. Avn 4295 - Retj,I(set) / . - I tern of high emplo)ment during pr ices, Butz says the grain sale itself the fall - with lows in the will cause a 1.5 per cent in. summer months. Unemployment has steadily crease in food prices, but he said the higher prices would be decreased in the metropolitan e spread over the next 16 months area w C I C u es Butz also said foW prices will County over the past few months In May, the rate was 12.7; in Secre- June, 10.7 and 11 per cent in Agriculture '' Model RS-30J 30". INTRODUCTORY PRICE EACH I Many special features. White, , "-.-.'" /J J high not know JIII 1g I - I tally appears Flnrlcb is sliding back food into the old, -hi5torical" pat- :rt0 how 1;urrIt-s NOTE: One mill Is t-quhalent to $1 the rounty's possible k-ise-purcha.se plan for the Mrs .-rxlerson said she would per $1.000 of assessed property value and is used to The county "can't absorb" the full more than 57.000 square foot Wding. Current sale Mrs. Anderson said the com- much nioney needs to be cut until the figures are determine the amount of taxes paid. Thus,If a tax of nd a lease- price for the building is $1.0w,ow. mission still must cut more money totaled- She said the corrurnission may meet with the r 5.31 mills Is lv led, each property uner gould II k 4k 4 • 'iv budget to stay 'ounty department heads next week to review the the nplan Pearson said the county "can't absorb"fullrom udget. Several department heads were called for $5.34 for each $1.000 of the assessed value of his purchase nd and said he would invest iga te a within the 5.34 mi ha ge rate a PearSig price right now " vestigated, according to ork sessions of the budget this wtek property.) lease-purchase plan, where lease payments go not increase taxes. son, head of OMAE. towards the purchase of the building. 9y MICK LOC1IRIDGE The commission started the work sessions wi th • Herald Staff Writer moore than $22 million in budget appropriation Ilie buildir½ VoUui serve a courthouse annex requests. but had to slice more than $4-million from rt ies on Mond.a at house tourtroorii.s e oiiuiii&sion S south part of t he cou nty o Iii'IU-e s (or thi (h1( librars will operate urlt r the d(1 s, stitmi ii in tht IUkr txirnuig liii. iiiidiiight 4111 llairsd1i) tiit ' " t t'. v. ithir the req 'd r s n 's i I $18&A ii.m., Eleanor A riderson, budget analyst said. provide addiiinnal spact, ffir county departments mirustration of the Orlando Public Librar% . System. seminole County Commission has reached a ten.11 Mrs. Anderson said the five cormimissioners LUll1 p055111) house the south ,Seminole county The Sanford Public Libarary i11 serve as the titIve 1975-76 fiscal ear budget, which includes the purchase of the vacant Montgomery Ward building worked until 1 a.m, today on the "first tentative library . north count)- branch. The (JMAE office streamlined the budget in the Seminole Plaza in (.acelbtrr) budget .Mrs. Anderson said the commission still must evaluation process b preparing a basic budget to Pearson 'aid 10,000 square feet of the building may be set aside for the library. Commissioners cut more money from the tentative budget to stay relieve the commission of the ntsl to budget day-toThe off ice of Management Analysis and Sig Pearson, head of OMAE. was attempting to da%- operations of ffie county. for the establistunent of the 34 iiiillage rate and not increw love budgeted $525,000 ,A was totaling budget conUict Ward officials today to begin discussions on Evaluation i ONIAE)staff ...... 6.49 Scotty's' Western Red Cedar /,", " e t Home Construction Starts Gradual Recovery -- the Soviet Union •- mission Reaches Teritati ve Co projects. 1/4 x 4 x 8 sheets. Reg Price Metropolitan Agricultural Secretary Earl state s Bu said the u.s. grain sale to Employment Manager, said It - • 4; SHEET Useful in many home or shop I# ropane . .1 - U Use with all an..ld September, e says, is cause however. Is good- the governcitrus and general farming ment also reported consumer A . '1i'% I vill increase - causing tn upswing right on through I I It's pretty prices jwnped 1.2 per cent in De(ember." As far as businesses are stable. There"s not July, the biggest inflationary tary Earl Butz said July. concerned, Prescott says many changes - surge this year. Noligureswereavailablefor g the U S rain sale to Seminole Count% firms some turnovers, but August in F.onomists it Russia isn t totally presently are not hiring or not Though Lawton chos not I" crease lnconsutntr prices as.1n to m firing." ominous sign in the midst of a responsible for high. make any predictioru, he said, la yoff s." "It's pretty stable. There's -historically," employment -Ralph Prescott recovery- from the longest and er food prices. not many changes - some picks up in the fall. deepest recession since the '-1 ' . .'!âT%'14_~X~~_ ~._; z ~ • ' ' CHAIN SAW ZOO I N EACH • Limb 'iii, N v Tr • riim 111 -: ' . Higher prices for food, \ I M REMINGTON NIV - Y__ . .5& L?ZIA - - I .. ,& ~~-T ,-. ' I' -_ - through December for a total gasoline U.Svu cars were average increase this year of 9 responsible For three-fourths of percent. Retail food prices rose the increased prices according 124 per cent in 1974 Meanwhile, Tom Lawton , the to the U.S. Labor Department. layoffs," he added. Ward Building. Pur1chaseInc!uded . Do-it-yourself carpet in 12' widths. Rubber back. Many colors ava i lable. Reg Price (sq.yd) 5. 79 - --- 1tr- - 1. '• i1 I -a- . '~ " It . ' - r-r- ' \ 1, 1, I -2 r \ ,, Or. ! ., ,I .. - \\ TORCH CYLINDER s,c,. -' f AC E '' SANDED , ..- ________ . i 1"x2" x8' uf Deltorm, members of tl~e LiuUmn Ctwch of I ftovidence. are attending a two week orientation ciinic of the BethdScries an international Bible study program adminIstered Aucation Foundation. IU clinic is being theld in Madison, .1 More than 3.500 congregations. representing 17 S ck'rmiinaitions have involved over half a million lay teachers and . students in the series, since itse Inception in 1959. The WanlAreys nit world travelers and lecturers and have been to many foreign ,I . lands In teach Mrs. War4rey 6 aLso active in aiding the olind with braile literature. They possess nuny priceless, ail t treasurera given to them in appreciation. I . :W -1_. I"', 4 _ t-A'. ' ' ' 'aug .1 . _., C 7 X;,-; ~. Joan Leut.serthizer, urut president. 'tiextregularmeetlngofthepostandauxtllarywi!lbe 27 7 at 7:30 pni,, in tfie Little Red School House for t1w auxiltary and the artsasidcraftsbwldingforthe post I V . __ CH . -1 , . -,1% A- I ,~ ft-* t i_--: - -..,.-.. L.-.. -. __- . ... , Ap" " DELMNA CIVIC ASSOCIATION - The Deltona Civic Association is beginning a community membership drive, ec carding to Mrs. Charlotte Weydig, chairman, who annourices that each of the 10 DistrIct Directors of the Association will visit the residents residing In their respective districts. After the association took over the maintenance of Deltona Community Complex, annual dues were raised from 81.50 per family to $5 per family or $2.50 per individual. Each member of a faintly, 18years of age or over may join At the same time, while calling on each family, the directors will deliver the new Deltona telephone directory, one per household, compiled by the civic association directory cornmnlUee It is the hope of the association, that every household in Deftona will subscribe to membersh,ip," said Mrs. Weydig, "as money is needed to meet the obligat,ion of g community center we have year. :.1 . I . health committee of the Youth Cowashington D. C. Shears director of the Nutritional Science Research Institute in Glouchester, England. He lectures throughout the world and is training people from many countries to spread more widely, his theories on nutrition. , He is the author of two books: "Nutritional Science and Health Education" and "The Science of sell-Healing." - - ;% " i ,- I I - , ~'- F'_ V. I 1. I I i ,rs Kenneth F. Davis of Deltona Mr. Davis, Commander U S retired, will present ham to the audience Following address a question and answer period will ensue Dw-inR World War 11, Professor Shears krved as captain of the flagship of the Eighth Fleet. Later, he was an officer of the American Bar Association, a special assistant to the attorney general of the United States and chief cmml of a Congreltsional new wv- 1::M.w3fy; - revetit debtrtwLioit by rite of the Deltma Anterican Legion Home of Post 255, on Highway 17-92, the weekly Games Night sponsnred bs tue Post I1 temporarily discontinued The purchase of a bingo outfit will be necessary as that was destroyed fire. enthusiasm b members of the post and auxiliary has not diminished for th e bake sale scheduled for last Saturday, was held at the Deltona Shopping Plaza in front of the Winn-Dixie store Commander 1ktt Leonard 53)5 it wis orb' c,f (he most successfW sales, financially, the post has ever enjoyed. I.e'.er to be daunted, the women's auxiliary unit held its regu!arl scheduled 'asluon show and caril party in ti'e corn inunity Center ot.'Friday, at 2 p.m., %rhen the civic association offered the location to the ladies when their home site was demolished in the fire It too was a huge success, according to r, , , sf1,' 11 - , ., ?4._ i % - TO e an ma With the as a Inhabitantit moved out Thursda morning to the new Central Florida 7oo at Lake Slonroe, City crews went to work razing the old Sanford Zoo In favor of a parklnglot(Photosleftnnd abo%el Although happy over the bigger and better facility. generations of Seminole lountlans, who have enjoyed visiting the familiar old zoo, could not help but view the destruction with a touch of sadness and nostalgia (Herald Photos , by Bob Uod, Bill V incent, Jr t I.. , id . . , I I f. - PROFEOR TO SPEAK ON NUTRITION- The public is invited to an informal talk Li) Professor C Curtis Shears on . . - now! * THE OLD i~ t J FAREWELL - rise another 1.5 per cent 1930s. inoiith dlscay, It Itin the fall StY oI16x . M)uld see an upswing - and I months ending In June. still feel that way," said Economists -' say the rate Prescott, the manager of the indicates the sharpest midyear state's Sanford office. improvement in four years. The upswing. by midNot all the economic news, . r . 4: , ! 1 1) r . -- '"rZ . . . 'nl - 9 iii , The most satisfying do-it-yourself project In terms Now, you can simply snip-to-flt and enjoy an of added value, beauty and comfort, IS the Installa- almost Immediate transformation of any room In on 0 car peti n g 1n your home. Especially with the your home. You actually save three ways save new foam-backed carpet which eliminates the up to $1.50 a yard on padding . . . Plus $1.50 a complication of nailing strips and carpet stretchers. yard by Installing It yourself, and of course, you V many I rescott s comments come A Florida State Employment on the heels of a report from the of Ralph P resco tt, Commerce Dtpartment w hich pre di cted today Seminole says the (,ross National Cou nty 'seconom s ill " take an Product (,NP) - the total upswing" by the middle of next output of goods and services - ______ j .__1j '-" too lurrios-ers but not showed an increase in volume I . - W . By 1.1) PRICKETT fleraldStaff Writer '." - . evening. MOBIlE 1IF.ALTh UNIT- "Health on Wheels", Volusia County HealthDepartment sunit,willbestationcd at Saxon Park inDeltona sthlrdhous.lngareaonThursda),Aug 2lat8a m Persons coming for cardiac screening must have had nothing to eat or drink (except water) for at least six hours prior to taking the tests and should bring a urine sample. The unit officers clWcs for immunizations, hearing planning, venereal disease control, tuberculosis control and cardiovasculsr dicholesterol level readings. All tests must be taken. Each person participating is asked to bring a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. Cardiovascular screening service can only be offered to those persons with no known history of heart disease or high blood prmure. Arctplance will be based on a rnt come, first served basis. •1 4i ~~*, 11 " _)9" .__/ I _1P - .- - I -• • . .. t -________ - ..- . OEM ;kl 11 ft " _______ P C - - ,. £ - _____________ ., redicted oun swin 9 U P ty I, - wjw .& ... I S / . 7 - rp" r-1 .s A 7 - i i- - - . .. - - •.' . --., .411 . I Employment Official Optimis tic ?. 1.~ ~-, Swl_. -_7r rtv 1. 111%, I I - .-! __ .. I ' ; _ii,-17;_ 4 X r~ The event, according to Mrs &hefler, besides being the first money-raising project of the association, since it has leased th e community property From the Deltona Corp. for $1 per year and taken over the maintenance of the complex, will provide a real old-fashioned 1 II Del citizensd t the Urn serveto:how civic association members have made in the Community Center complex, since the take over on June 1. Thefestiitiessllmcludeanartshowfeaturingarea talent a plant sale, and booths of wares by local clubs and merchants, all in the main building of the complex. There will also be showings of Charlie Chaplin and Law LntheUttlefled 'o an. or K children elephant rides ifl d111LS ( 0 Th th e grounds of the complex. ere will also be games for adults, where they e,in dunk prominent figures, ha%-e their fortunes told or have their portraits painted. Refreshments will be served all day and From 8 p.m. until midnight, people can dance in the main building to the peppy music of The Fuzz, a group of musically -inclined policemen for Winter Park, during which time a trip will be awarded to the %inner of the lucky tickets, to the Bahamas for to Other prizes to be announced later . Admission is $3 per couple or $1.50 per person. For further infamation, persons should contact any officer of the association or call the rivic association office. ____ ___ :II1U iii - ~ - - - - I- ~ . - Complex. W. * _~, - .. -_= = !. Sanford Florid a 32ThP,jcelOCents # c. her by old and and young alike according Deltona C M3ociation President Scharon Scheffer, Paul McElroy, public relations director and Jack Spencer, association first vicepresident, who are formulafing plans for the event. Ile festival, which they hope will become an annual event, will take place from 11 a.m. and continue throughout the af- SPORTSMAN'SCLUBGIRLS'SOF AL! TEAM P!CNIC....Membersolthe De1tonaortsman'sC1ubgtr1softbaU team were theguestsoftheSportsrnan stlubatapicnicSunda) In Campbell Park They were celebrating their first place tie in the minor division of the Miss SdtbaH American I.eague. Hot dogs, potato salad, hamburgers, potato chips and soda was the merm of the day, with games and three-legged races enjoyed by girls and parents. FAcb mr-mber of the teamwas presm led with a certificate of appreciation from the coach, Martin Smith and their manager, Pauline Wi.snietska, for their good sportsmanship me afternoon ended ititha game played by the girls compeungwith the fathers and then with the mothers. The game ended ma tie rId!ust 22 1975 6h Year, FESTIVAl. - Deltona's Bicentennial kickoff will be an old fashioned l.abor Day Festival, long to be remem- .- ~ ._; Z__ -!-:- 441 r9s Herald __1111111IM111111 9 F - �2 A—Evening Herald,_Sanford,Fl. Friday, Aug. 22. - _M~ 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, i Kent State Jurors To Get, Case Today FLORIDA In CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) sons wounded in the Incident juror had been physically In opening statements 14 weeks sources agreed the juror as- the assault constituted a beatJurors in the civil damages are asking for $46 million in abused. ago, that Rhodes superseded lo. saulted was one of the men on Ing or just a shcve. trial stemming from the 1970 damages. The shootings came Sources said that the assault cal law enforcement authorities the panel and that he had reHis announcement of the Kent State University shootings as Ohio National Guard troops with the troops and that ceived the threat In a face-to- was reported to the FBI and prepared to begin deliberations tried to break up a campus an- sault came at a break in final guardsmen fabricated a claim face confrontation. was relayed to Young. today after being placed under tiwar rally May 4, 1970, Coy, arguments, d uring which law- of self defense after It was not clear whether the the juror The sources said the in. guard of U.S. marshals. James A. Rhodes and 29 yers for the shooting victims cident. was told either he would be juror was approached more laimed present or former guardsmen c Th e troops were ordered to killed, his family harmed or his than once. Young spoke of U.S. District Court Judge Don feredee the defendants. ' 36 hours before the shoot- house blown up if he did not vote threats, but one source sa id the J Young said he would define are link we the victims with dis- ings when city officials decided a certain way. The sources Judge had included threats re- 0 the issues and explain the law orders that rocked civil Kent for they c Young ordered round-thepor ted earlier this week by the ould not control demon- would not reveal which way. di the panel before sending pa of six three nights fore the be shootCiOCj protec,, tion or the jury strations sparked by thenNo one would identify the Ju- id attorney for the victims men and six women away for ln Th ursday after one juror was President Richard M. Nixon's ror further, but none of the Joseph Kelner. Kelner said he deliberations, assaulted and threatened. Attorneys for the defendants announcement of the U.S. mill, panel members showed signs of received telephone calls and The families of four students Young refused to give details of said the plaintiffs failed to t.ary incursion into Cambodia. physical abuse. The sources messages at his hotel warning shot to death and the nine per. the assault but said later the prove, as they said they wowd Reports conflicted, but court said they did not know whether him "to lay off the defendants." — NAI I(JN IN BRIEF Release On Bail Sparks Angry Black Demonstration WILMINGTON, Del. (A P) Policemen using tear gas and nightsticks turned back an angry crowd of black demonstrators protesting the release on bail of a white man charged with shooting a black girl. The girl, 13-year-old Sheila Farrell, was in critical con(llUon today with a bullet wound in the back. John Bailey. 24, allegedly shot the girl for raiding a peach tree - in his backyard. State police said demonstrators broke some shop windows on streets adjacent to a downtown pedestrian shopping mall where the protest began shortly alter noon Thursday. Mounted and foot patrolmen initially restrained the 2003O protestors as they tried to rally on the mall. All stores ere closed during the demonstration. First Lady: No Regrets VA!!.. Colo. iAP i First Lady Betty Ford says her outspoken ct 'nun cntson ex 111,1%'have won a fc%%' % olvs f o r President Ford. She told reporters Thursday that she didn't regret a story in the September issue of McCall's magazine, adding, "I hope you read the whole interview it should be — - a big seller." However, criticism continued of the First Lady's statement in the television interview that she wouldn't be surprised if her 18-year-old daughter had an affair. At the annual meeting of the Knights of Columbus in Miami, Supreme Knight John W. McDe vitt expressed shock at what he termed Mrs. Ford's "ready acceptance of premarital sex." NEW YORK tAPI City fireman Mel Patrick Lynch confessed that he kidnaped whisky heir Samuel Bronfman 2nd and picked up a $2.3 million ransom from the victim's multimillionaire father, an FBI affidavit alleges. Unsealed Thursday by U.S. Atty. Paul Curran, the affidavit, one of four, also says Lynch admitted writing the ransom demand last June and then loaning the typewriter on which it was written to the daughter of his codefendant, Dominic Byrne. Meanwhile, a source close to the Bronfnian family said the 21-year-old victim, who was held in Lynch's Brooklyn apartment for nine days, did not promise to help Byrne. — Woman Welcomes Challenge CHICAGO (AP) Gillian McLaughlin has been kicked by horse named Safeguard and ribbed by coworkers for sometimes looking like a man. But she says being ChIcago's first mounted policewoman has its advantages, too. "It's a close-knit bunch and there is no horsing around," said the26-year-old trainee. "I like the Smokey Bear hat, rIing breeches and the rest of the same qqgorm. wom by Die men." The 135-pound brunette spent nine months In a squad car before volunteering for mounted duty. She says that since then, she's had her ups and downs. — Red Pimientos Recalled WASHINGTON AP The Food and Drug Administration has announced that 155,000 cans of Spanish red pimientos are being recalled because of a possible danger of food poisoning. The cans of Spanish red pin-lentos being recalled bear the code number R.E.7.611 and carry Labels reading "Roland Whole Red Pimientos" in choice or standard grade and "Roland Broken Red Pimientos.,, The FDA said Thursday that the cans, in sizes of 6i ,14 and 28 ounces, were packed by Antonio Serna Fernandez of Spain, and distributed east of the Rocky Mountains by !rune Scheidt Inc. of New York. - Ringleader Said At Large ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — A federal prosecutor has testified that she believes the ringleader behind the landing of a planeload of marijuana in northeast Georgia is still at large. Asst. U.S. Atty. Glenna Stone said Thursday at a preliminary hearing for 10 men accused of conspiracy to smuggle 3,200 pounds of marijuana two weeks ago that she also believes the trail may lead to Arizona. "I think we may have an Arizona connection here," she said. Afterwards she told a reporter she had some leads on an Arizona connection, "but they're very unsubstantial at this point." 31 Dead Of Encephalitis JACKSON, Miss. (AP) The deato toll in Mississippi from encephalitis has risen to 31, and Gov. Bill Wailer has called for a stepped-up effort to kill the mosquitoes that carry the disease. State health officials said the encephalitis outbreak has stabilized but that mosquito-killing programs must be expanded to keep it under control and head off future outbreaks. The state Board of Health said Thursday that Ifl cases of encephalitis have been reported and that delayed reports of five deaths pushed the death toll to 31. — Nudists To Campaign TI WHO, Mass. (AP) Leaders in a campaign for nude bathing at Brush Hollow Beach are planning a big party for Saturday. Dress is optional. "The federal government has stripped Americans of the traditional right to social skinnydipptng on Cape Cod, and it proposes to do away with this tradition of previous and c onstitutional right zia(ionwi1e," the Free Beach Committee for Brush Hollow Beach says. "We're a generation believing in clothes options which do not interfere with the rights of others. We aren't shy; we celebrate our rights." - Murder Attempt Called Second HAFAEL, Calif. lAP) Police say a widow rharged with giving her two teen-age sons fatal overdoses af barbiturates tried to kill theni and herself Ow same way years ago. Gloria Beale Ladd, 48, pleaded innocent and innocent by easin of insanity in Mann County Superior Court this seek to charges of killing her sons, John, 19, and James, The young men were found dead in their beds by a wighbcr last Saturday. &\N four . - 'Problem .Olo gist' Arrested On License Law Charges p Boy On Bicycle y ., - - Struck B Auto ____ .~;-. le F n ,or ,e_ .-,, ". ,~~0 % "A I .4 . II A -;Wo ~,Z I ., . - ~ *4 . - - ,~ , 1 Man Wounded w . 11, /-&$ I I , I __ r . !, 71 0, ~ I 1~_ N 3 I , 1. ~ - . W-V t. -1 . ~ -'--''1 %4.1 a--,_ . A six-year-old Chuluota boy has been hospitali7ed with head injuries after a bicycle-car I collision and an Altamonte 01h i I. 1 ,• 1: Springs man treated and released after an argument that ended in a shooting, shcriff's deputies reported today. A spokesman at Winter Park Memorial Hospital said Tommy Deputies repo rted a 1971 11 Cummings of Chuluota is listed model compact sedan was in "satisfactory" co ndition ill seized as evidence in the the hospital's intensive care burglary case. • ~~M unit. Southern Bell Telephone The youth suffered head officials said today that ap•;.J _________ injuries, officials said, w hen his proximately 500 customers in __ bicycle exited a driveway at 151 the Idyllwilde, Loch Arbor and Second St., Chuluota, Into the Greenbriar residential areas path of an auto driven by Betty west of Sanford off SR-.46A were ______________ ________________________ Riepe, 48, of 470 Fourth St., without telephone service for r V4 I Chuluota. five hours Thursday af ter a ' De puty Archie Freeman said moving van snagged a 400-pair Florida Highway Patrol telephone cable. •1I_%•i I____________________ Trooper C. L. Tomlinson Jr. IS Sheriffs deputies said the - ~ -: __ I I Investigating the accident, .~_ 4— van ripped down a 350-foot — Sheriff's detective Sgt. length of cable at Idyllwllde William Hogan and deputy Drive and SR-46A. The Florida -iw. — ~ M -_ — _. ' David Duguld arrested Grace Highway Patrol Investigated Cheek for $7,000 from the Casselberry Police Benevolent Assn. is presented to Harold R. Peck, Robinson, 20, of 202 Harris St., the accident and deputies POLICE AID (center), founder of Camp Mohawk for dependent underprivileged children in Geneva, to purchase Altamonte Springs, Thursday reported troopers determined CAMP MOHAWK l,is in the building program for the children's home and summer camp. Representing the night on a charge of aggravated that the 134-foot-tall moving association are (left) D. C. Catch, president and right, J. N. Thompson, secretary. (Herald Photo by assault in connection with the van was within legal height Gordon Williamson) wounding of John Watkins Jr., limits. 30, same address. 10 Ms. Robinson was booked at county jail on $5,000 bond. Watkins was treated for a gunshct wound In the right shoulder at Florida Hospital SAN FRANCISCO (AP) power and pushing through an importance to the preservation Alloto said the settlement said the city charter gives the North, Altamonte Springs, and Police and firemen were hack agreement the city could not of the lives, property and would cost the city $9.6 million mayor power to "do whatever released, a hospital spokesman on the job today after Mayor afford. The supervisors nor- welfare of the citizens of San said today. $26 million more than the he may deem necessary for the Joseph I, Alloto Invoked emer- mally set salaries for all city Francisco." DepuWs said Watkins original offer. But he said purpose of meeting the emershot reportedly after an gency powers and granted their employes, The agreement will provide wages saved during the strike gency." argument "over another salary demands, stunning the "It's a sad day for San Fran- pollee and firemen with a syrn- and other money-saving steps O'Connor said a 1944 court 41 city's board of supervisors. cisco when its mayor becomes bolic 6.5 per cent pay hike for would woman." reduce the difference to ruling stipulated that salary Strikers began reporting for the first dictator in the United the single day of July 1, 1975. zero, Sheriffs vice squad U. R. C setting for public employes was Parker Jailed a Fort Lauder- work Thursday night only hours States," said Supervisor John Wages will then remain at Currently, pay for police and among those emergency powdale couple on drug charges after the supervisors rejected a Barbagelata. present levels until Oct. 15, fire fighters rangesfrom $16,- era. after their arrest Thursday at a strike settlement. Alloto igThe mayor's emergency when a 13.05 per cent salary in. 044 for rookies to $25,944 for Most of the city's 1,935 policenored the supervisors, sus- proclamation said settlement of crease will be granted for the captains, motel at 14 and SR-436 men and 1,700 firemen took part pended the city charter and or. the strike was "of paramount rest of the fiscal year. Damon Andre Leonard, 23 City Atty. Thomas O'Connor in the strike. was held on $1 1,000 bond on dered a 13 per cent wage Incharges of possession and crease, twice what the surer. delivery of controlled sub-. visors wanted to grant. y if stance, grand larceny and "All the pickets are recarrying a concealed firearm, moved," the mayor said. "Ev. Katherine Louise Palmer, 25, eryone Is back to work even WASHING1ON (AP) The was fed a steady diet of profes- cent retroactive to July 1 and a over what policemen see as lewas held on $5,500 bond on earlier than we anticipated," nation's policemen, buoyed by sionalism," Kiernan said. "It 7 per cent increase beginning niency with charges of possession of concriminal offenders The mayor's action ended a the apparent success of the San was no—..ore than paternalism, Oct. 15. Most of the city's 1,935 may make it somewhat easier trolled substance and con. four-day-old police walkout. Francisco police strike, will be really. We found out over the policemen walked off the job to break the law technically. spi.racy to commit a felony: Firemen Joined the strike more likely to participate In years that the politicians won't Monday. "The way the courts have grand Larceny. Wednesday. similar labor action in the f'i- take care of you." been handing down decisions Altamonte Springs police The ICPA re presen ts police lure, the president of the InterKiernan, who says he keeps he seUement, hammered Jailed a 21 year old national Conference of Police tabs on police labor problems groups in every major United today, it's not really based on Jacksonville man on a out during early morning nego. Associations says. all over the country, predicts States city with a population of legalities any more," he said. $ possession of stolen motor tiatlons between Alloto and Edward J. Kiernan, once a that more and more policemen more than 500,000, Including"It's based on emotions and like strike leaders, was approved that. It's hard to lay a lot of vehicle charge. Timothy Vance overwhelmingly by members of New York City policeman and will be moving toward accept- San Francisco, Kiernan said, faith In the Judicial system now head of the 180,000-member ance of the police union concept Kiernan 5aid policemen, who Tyree was held on $5,000 bond, the Seminole sheriff's deputies andPolice Officers Association find outyou. it's only used association of. police unions, and that "this action in San are sworn to uphold the law, harshly>against Fire Fighters Local ,, and Orlando police arrested said In an interview Thursday Francisco is going to give a lot may find trouble with their own A. Collier, 27, of 105 The supervisors, who admin- that there may be numerous of people something to think emotions when It comes time to this rnore policemen realize Blue kron Lane, Casselberry, Isler San Francisco's combined police strikes In the future is and that politicians who de. Join an Illegal union, take part Un- about," Thursday on felony burglary city-county government, turned less some sort of federal law is San Francisco pollee tenth. in a walkout or disobey a court ingto police salaries "are gocharge and the suspect was the agreement down in a 9 to 0 approved to allow collective tive!y agreed turn around and kick your Thursday to ac- that is ordering them back to teeth in," threa turned over to Orange Coun ty vote. They complained that bargaining by public employes. ts of strikes cept an offer of a 13.5 per cent work. w authorities. $ ithin police departments will Alioto i:as usurping the board's "At one time, the policeman pay hike, consisting of 6.5 per But he said police frustration rise, he said, Harrison To Referee Dispute III 4.1 r _ __________________ '--i! I , —' l)EEIWIEI.D BEA( ' 'll iAlli Gary Dodson has invented something for the pot smoker who has everything. And now the U.S. Justice Department says he ari sell it. 1)odson, who runs it specialty store, went to the hiroward County state attorney's office two months ago to find out if he could legally sell toilet seats featuring marijuana leaves and sterns encased in plastic. Local prosecutors weren't sure, so they asked the Justice Department. Federal officials approved the item, saying tests showed that burying the pot in plastic made It wismokable. — — ... - . -. ' . — . Prison Hunger Strike Ends 0 — — a or ALik! ction Lb e JACKSONVILI.E tAPt - A state prison official says if hunger strike on death row at Florida State Prison was brief and ended when he agreed to check out requests for canteen privileges. The strike was made public Thursday when Jacksonville attorney William Sheppard releasedtwo letters iTitten by inmates. Elwood C. Barclay, 24, condemned to death in two racial slayings at Jacksonville last year, wrote that 30 of the 53 inmates on death row took part in the hunger strike last week to protest the quality of prison food. Police, Firemen Back To Work More 0 Four Killed In Crash LIVE OAK tAPt An infant and three other members of the same family were killed when a freight train slammed into their automobile at a crossing In this North Florida city, police say. A second accident that came as police leared the wreckage Injured a woman and her young son. The names of those killed in the Thursday train-car (illision were withheld pending notification of next of kin. — 0 - Teenager Killed By Train Officials are withholding the ANTHONY (API identity of a teen-aged boy who was killed when he and a female companion were struck by a train in this small Marion County town. Authorities said the girl, who identified herself as Marge Beth Swedilius, 14, of New Smyrna Beach, lay beside the tracks for almost five hours early Thursday before someone heard her cries for help. The identity of the boy, who was dragged along the tracks and dismembered, was withheld for undisclosed reasons, if sheriff's spokesman said. - T • • Regents' Pay Policy Rapped ' I Longwood Approves Hikes For Department Heads By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - ction elayed On The Board of Regents TALLAHASSEE API should not be paying two law firms while negotiating with them on a contract for their services, a state legislator says. Rep. Jerry Melvin, fl-Fort Walton Beach, said In a news release Thursday that the terms of the contract should have been clarified 'months ago, before the regents paid out over $150,000 of ta x payers' money to the law firms." The money was paid to Thompson, Wadsworth and Messer of Tallahassee and to Bond, Schoeneck and King Of Syracuse, N.Y., in an agreement in which the firms were supposed to advise each other. - -, bookkeeper-utility clerk Elise Mrs. Shomate said since Mrs. before the board in a public clerk Job. He added the going clerk 0111ff some weeks ago. assists Mrs. 0111ff in 0111ff assumed tne respon- meeting. He added that Mrs. salary in private industry CitX Clerk Onnie Shomate sibilitles on the utility clerk's for preparing monthly water bills 0111(1 was working 40 hours full fledged bookkeepers in the and LONG WOOD The City said Mrs. 011iff's salary of $115 office, the city receptionist acin addition to weekly when she asked :or the Orlando area is $7,500. Council, in a budget workshop weekly was raised to $150 with bookkeeping, cepts water bill payments from her salary was additional responsibilities, With a full-fledged the public. Thursday, approved pay raises the Irformal approval of four increased accordingly. saying she did not have enough bookkeeper, Cornell said, the for the city's two major city council members. She said Councilman Don Schreiner Connel insisted, however, the work to occupy her time. $300 monthly fee paid an ac- said while he probably did give department heads, but could all the councilmen approved the raise, according to policy set by Connell said she still works countant could be cut at least Mrs. Shom reach rlo agreement on a te his Informal the hike increase except Councilman the council early this year, the same 40 hours weekly as$100 monthly. already given the city Gerard Connell. approval for the pay raise, he should have been brought did prior to assuming the utility Mrs. Shomate said the court did not recall bookkeeper. figures, not ing While Public Safety Director the city may find Itself paying Doug Keller, hig1ersalariesthanarepaidby D employed by the city for less A Private industry. t han three months, requested "No clerk working In the LONGWOOD ,000 annual salary LmTease The City office is worth more than $6500 Action was delayed until Sgt. the habit of sending bills back to the late Claude Layo, rrom $10,000 to $13,000 council Council has delayed action on Woodward returns from Although annually,' Schreiner said, departments when the city did her rank has been designateda,g "and, some some $2,000 In police and fire vacation and Is given an op. not approved a $1,000 raise, can still be seen have the cash on hand to sergeant for Public Works Director Ralpi department b some years, her r9ding dime store novels on portunity to explain the bills, pay them. salary is some $500 less than city time," is1ier, who will k his 10th polIce files early this week Until The unpaid billS, foWid The latest bills, Grant said, paid men police sergeants, tnnlversary as a city depart.. Police Sgt. Betty Woodward week, bring to 8 total of $14,000 When Public Safety Director nent head in October, was also returns from vacation, were for a m"lad of Items invoices from prior year including Doug Keller took over direction ve a $1,000 raise to $11,000 Councll Chairman J.R,Grant discovered by city personnel blazers, police uniforms, blue the Police and fire departsports, innually. Fisher's pay earlier this week said he would and city officials In files and shirts, of inents in June, her rank was coveralls and equipment his year was $11,500 before recommend to City Council that desk drawers this year. Purchaaed in late 1973, through changed to desk sergeant, eprrtment heads' salaries Mrs. Woodward be taken out of Councilman H. A. Scott laid During the adminhsti-ation of crc cut in an economy move the ,olice records department much of the blame for the 1974 and In early 1975. former mayor Kenneth Brown, y the governing body. and "put on the road", lie said unpaid bills at the feet of for. Sgt. Woodward, who has the Brown insisted Sgt. Wood. Much of the three-hour the police bookkeeping (tine- mer Councilman B. H. Ferrell, most seniority on the police ward's salary be identical to 'oi-kshop Thursday night was lions should be transferred to who with Scott last year served department at nearly nine that paid men officers, saying a iken up with discussion of the city hall bookkeeper Elise on the council finance corn- years, is the daughter of the difference in pay cou14 be 3 per cent pay raise given city 0111ff. mittee. He said Ferrell was in city's first full time police chief, considered discrinilr,tj0 n. Barron Denies Knowing About O'Malley MIAMI (AP) —Senate President Dempsey Barron said he had no information to give to a federal grand Jury today about the business affairs of former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley. "He has no interest in anything I ever was Involved In and I have no interest in anything he ever was involved In," Barron, Di-Panama City, said. Barron said he had been assured by Asst. U.S. Atty. Charles Intriago that he per. wrongdoing by Mr. O'Malley sonally Is not the subject of the and I'm in no business conprobe. nected with Mr. O'Malley," Intriago, directing the probe Barron said. which reportedly is in. "I hope there are no con. vestigating possible income-tax nections between my differevasion by O'Malley, declined ences with the governor and the to discuss his talk with Barron assistant U.S. attorney's for. about the subpoena on grounds mer employment with the that such conversations should governor." be private. Intrago, who resigned a year "I have already advised the ago as Coy. Reubin Askew's orassistant U.S. attorney that I ganized crime adviser to make have no knowledge of an unsuccesful campaign for Investors _______ -. ~____ _____ b ~_ Advised __ __ _____ __ i Congress, said witnesses are lie learned of the subpoena called only for reasons based on after he told The Associated the merits of the investigation. Press In a telephone interview "That appplies to any wit.- from Denver last Friday that ness," he said, his only connection with the Barron, who has been in a grand jury had been a converrunning feud with Askew, said satlon with a U.S. marshal the grand jury subpoena was seeking business records he did waiting for him in his Senate not have, Barron said. office when he returned to TalBarron is a partner in Gulf lahassee Thursday after three- States Enterprises Inc., which weeks vacation, which included obtained a loan committment a national legislative confer- from Gulf Life Insurance Co., ence. and two other Jacksonville in- -11 -._____ To Settle _ - . ________ Judge Balks ______ . - , ___ ~~___ __ _ _--v-~l ORLANDO (All) investors in Equitable Develop_____ TAMPA (AP) A dr. istery, let the insurance firm ment Corp. could lose their incl.iit judge balked when told that bow Out of the dispute, and let VistlileIlt if they sut the firm / ., -4 the month-long Albert Haber opposing lawyers battle over it. rather than agree to a par tial 'S murder case may have to go to Mrs. Haber's lawyer, Mark repayment plan, a com pa ny of-"A trial again, this time as a civil Hawes, asked Evans to throw ficial says. suit, out the insurance company suit. "You can take the plan in . "Some appellate cour t's goHawes maintained there which we will at least pay back Ing to have to tell me to do should be no problem over the the pr inci pa l and a portion of i l• that, Judge Vernon W. Evans money. If Mrs. Haber's appeal ) the interest, or you can fight It . said after a hearing Thursday fails, then the company has no out and see the mountain sink W. on who gets the $91,000 in life- alternative but to give it to the under your feet," Eugent Tan•;-..insurance policies on slain estate, he said. nebaum told angry investors Tampa businessman Albert But estate attorney Jerry here Thursday, ______ Haber. Lawrence argued the company . - ' Comptroller Gerald Lewis However, short of a pretrial does not have to wait for aphas named Equitable, based in _____ settlement, opposing lawyers In peals. He claimed that if the Miami Beach, as one of several the suit failed to come up with firm decides Mrs. Haber 'in1. land development firms that alan alte rnative to a second trial. tentionally and unlawfully" legedly cheated thousands of "That's really incredible if killed her husband , then the investors of up to $1 billion . • that's the state of the law," said money must go to the esta te. iFE'' through the sale of high-interest Evans, shaking his head from Evans refused to dismiss the Altamonte Springs Police Department Youth Deputy, Richard side to side. corporate notes backed by fake ALARMS TO "That's absolutely insurance company's suit. And MeGough. demonstrates alarm systems to Robert first mortgages on lots in Flori. and Richard incredible." he did not allow the firm to bow FOIL BURGLARS Ekdahl, at recent safety demonstration at Altamonte Mall, da subdivisions, An agent for Metropolitan out of the battle, The Judge sponsored by the Altamonte Springs Police Department In Equitable alone, Lewis (Herald Life Insurance Co. told Evans ordered the attorneys to file Photo by Elda Nichols) said, up to 700 Investors face the that although Betty Lou Haber more motions on the issue. loss of $8 million, was found guilty of murdering Tannebauin asked the more Mrs. Haber, 39, and her son her husband it could not be used than 100 investors from Arnold Jefferson McEver, 22, as evidence In a civil prolando area to vote f were sentenced last month to ceeding. rr '' the life in prison after a Jury found stretched-out repayment plan, Therefore, unless lawyers for which calls for the company to them guilty of first degree murboth sides can agree, the murder In Haber's death. reimburse investors' principal der case will have to be tried in James Joseph Brandt, 39, the and a yet-to-be determined por. civil court, said Insurance Smith. prosecution's star witness, eartion of interest over 97 months. agent Armin her had pleaded guilty to murIf sufficient numbers of inMetropolitan filed suit claiming vestors reject the plan, Tandering Haber and said he was TALLAHASSEE (Al') bedding gives off toxic fumes the mattresses and may recom- It cannot decide who should get hired by Mrs. Haber through nebaum said, Equitable will be State prisons, retardation when burned. State fire mar- mend that the department re- the money Mrs. Haber who forced into liquidation and "ev- and youth facilites are using shals declared the polyurethane place them with specially is McEver. named beneficiary or Albert erybody will lose." 10,000 of toe same hazardous ma tt resses u r. s a f e treated cotton mattresses for Haber's estate. Brandt was found hanged to He said more than 80 per cent mattresses blamed in the after a March 1974 fire in a about one-half million dollars. The Insurance company said death In his central Florida of Equitable's Investors ap- deaths of 11 men in a Seminole Dade County youth hail fire. A spokesman of the Dixie both parties have claimed the prison cell Aug. 6 and authorproved the repayment plan County jail fire, state officials "We've been trying to get Bedding Company, which pro- money and asked the judge to ities charged a celhnate, Jerry earlier this year, but a bank- have acknowledged. these changed for three years," vides state institutions with take the funds in the court reg. Terry Ray, 21, in his death. ruptcy, judge ordered another "They are defmnely unsafe," Ferrari said, mattresses, said specially vote "to make sure the In- Reynold Ferrari, assistant diTommy Knight, chief of the treated cotton bedding would vestors knew what they were rector of the state detention bu- state Bureau of Arson and Fire cost the state $6 to $14 more per voting for." reau, said Thursday, "The Prevention, said he will recom- mattress than the hazardous Tannebaurn said a new group fumes (if the mattre.sses catch mend that the state stop using polyurethane bedding. of investors has offered to put fire) can give you instant pneu- the mattresses. Experts say a fire retardant up $1 million over the next five monia." Attorneys for the Department in the synthetic mattress is efyears to keep the firm afloat but As earl)' as 1972, warnings of Health and Rehabilitative fective only against cigarette have threatened to back nut if were issued that the synthethic Services said they are studying burns. When ignited on purpose note-holders delay reorganior exposed to fire they can give mUon of the company with law. o ff a thick, black smoke and s uits. acrolein gas. "The loss of that operating The gas is nauseating and capital would mean Equitable horns the inside of the lungs. cannot survive," Tannebaum preventing normal function, acsaid. "The alternative is liquicording to the Manual of Hazdation, ardous chemicals. It can be "We. are actively seeking deadly. your rote. There's no secret TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAPt University of Florida zoology Investigators said a 16-yearabout it. We need your vote to Rigid enforcement of laws professor. old robber)' suspect, apparently make the plan work." forbidding humans to disturb "We believe that additional angered over a delay In his If approved by Investors, the nesting areas is helping the protection, brought about by trial, started the Seminole repayment plan also would threatened green turtle make a new laws and rigid enforcement County jail fire in June by Ighave to be endorsed by a comeback, Natural Resources plus a lessening of traffic along niting 12 of the same kind of federal bankruptcy court. Director Harmon Shields says. the nesting beaches has par- matresses. Tannebaum received a Shields said in a letter dis tially fostered this increased Eleven persons, including one hostile rectptzcui iom the in- trIbuted Thursday that the tur- activity." guard and the inmate said to vestors, although man)' in. ties are beginning to multiply in DNR biologists report that an have set tl' fire, were trapped (licate' 'hey were willing to a 150-mile stretch of Florida's estimated 3,000 loggerhead and in the jail and died of inhaling vote for me repayment plan. Atlantic coastline, more than 20 green turtles have the noxious fumes. -As far north as New Smyrna deposited nests along Hut. "I want the gentleman to stop Despite the jail's good insmoking for those of us who Beach, green turtles have been chinson Island, he said. spection rating, a grand jury enjoy clean air," one investor found crawling as frequently as "We now have 2,500 green investigating the fire issued a snapped as Tannebaum began six to eight per night," he said turtle eggs being incubated for report sharply critical of local talking, in the letter to Dr. Archie Carr, release next year.' and state officials. — fl4J' — _ — . . _____ - : 1 .s - .,I — .- ' -m _____ • • . "'; ' ,:-' F • . ,, ': , _______ .— ..f i ____________ _____ - ., Fire—Prone I Stil l I U s e By S — — Green Turtles M ake C o m eback — Move To Oust Indicted Miller Said Unlikely TALLAHASSEE (AP) office while fighting the ward County grand jury on Legislators are not likely to charges. charges of perjury, fabricating make any move to oust indicted "I have complete faith in the evidence and tampering with a state Rep. John Miller before Judicial system and in God," he witness In connection with althe courts determine his guilt or said after his indictment leged election law violations. innocence, says an aide to Wednesday, "I feel this whole Driggs said the constitutional House Speaker Donald Tucker. matter will be decided In my provision on removal of legista. Ken flriggs said Thursday favor." tors provides that they can be that the Hollywood Democrat Miller was indicted by a Bro- ousted by tw-thirds vote, will not be required to give up hlsseatunlessvotedoutbytwothirds of the House, which Is given the power under the 1968 constitution to decide seating questions about its membership, JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) Shield proposes boosting doctor Insurance Commissioner bill coverage rates by 14.7 per Bills providing for automatic suspension of indicted public of- Phil Ashler says he will exam- cent. ficials were rejected by the leg- me company-provided figures If they aren't granted, the islature this year. The mea.s- to see whether Blue Cross and company said, It will lose $IU ures were offered after three Blue Shield should be granted million it year. then-Cabinet members were In. health insurance rate in"1 will have to look behind dicted last year. creams. Miller, 52, was not available Blue Cross has asked for an those figures and see how they for comment Thursday. But he increase of 26.5 per cent In hos- arrived at that amount," Ashler has indicated he plans to stay In pital Insurance premiums. Blue said Thursday. Eastern Airlines' fuel bill will Increase MIAMI AP by $90 million a year if the Ford Administration lifts federal oilprlce controls, says company President Frank Rorman says. 1t4irmnan said Thursday that decontrol of domestic fuel prices ', ould cost the entire industry $1 billion a year. Quite obviously, we can't sustain that, as an Industry or as an airline," the former astronaut said. - Unpaid Bills - Brutality Charge Quashed A grand jury says it JACKSONVILLE AP failed to find evidence of police brutality in the death of an escaped convict in Jacksonville last month. Alexander Thorpe, 36, died of a brain injury July 29, the day after he was taken into custody alter a policeman was wounded during a traffic check. Officers said they hit Thorpe to subdue and arrest him. But some black leaders accused the arres:ing officers of brutality. — 4 Ashler To Examine Blue Cross Requests -- The -- 1 IT * 1~ e""i . , 9 V,.= .I- - . , — Airline Fears Fuel Hike At Civil Suit V 11 __ . . ____ . surance companies to expand one of the Holiday Inns the firm owns in Panama City. The other partners are former Sen. William D. "Wig" Barrow, D-Crestview, and James E. Carter, a Panama City accountant and firm president, Barron said. After resigning last month, O'Malley pleaded no contest to pressuring Gulf Life to make a loan to his secret business part. ners, including Barrow. To Await Appeal '••__ ________ : - -. -- iMi.A1IASsI:l; iAPi Comptroller (;craltl Lewis has called upon Deputy Atty. Gen. Bnyn Harrison as a referee in a public-records dispute with an attorney for a fired securities investigator. Lewis asked Harrison Thursday to determine if documents sought by Benjamin Patterson, attorney for dismissed investigator Robert L. Prince, are public record. Patterson wants the comptroller's office to provide him with about 350 pages of records regarding Prince. Patterson contends that he needs the documents to prepare for a Career Service Conunisslon hearing attacking the (liStflisS1l. Pot Legal In Plastic _____ ___________________ ..•. TAMPA A Tampa man who calls himself a "problem.ologist" has been arrested on seven counts of practicing law without a license by giving legal advice on (hi'OrCe. Larry James Todd, 52, was arrested Thursday alter prosecutors received complaints about him from more than five circuit judges and several citizens, said Assistant Hillsborough State Atty. Robert Bonanno, Todd advertizes himself as "Larry J. Todd and A.ssouiates. Problem-ologists" with the motto "Don't worry about it." Todd said he charges $185 for typing up divorce kits, lie was accused of giving legal advice on divorces for six couples and of providing legal advice to an investigator from the Florida Bar. If convicted, Todd laces a maximum of seven years in jail and a $7,000 fine. - °'' ___________________ Fireman Admits Kidnaping IN BRIEF Friday, Aug. 22,1975-3A -- T 41 . ,/L~V_l 11 I -,,4 L \ - logo "BA 'Dow 1 __ Chief is Back at a 0 ft He's been on vacation but is back now and rarin' to wheel and deal. Come on down and see Chief at Sanford's best known car dealer, for a great deal on a new or used car, truck or van. 1801 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD 323.7730 at �HexWd Spotted a rather unique sign painted on the back of a ('it) of Sanford refuse truck while driving south on U.S. 17-92 yesterday and thought It too good to Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 keep to ourselves. Area Code 05-322-261I or 831-9993 Friday, Aug. 22. 1975-4A A round WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advçrtistng Director 9 - Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail; In Florida same as home delivery. All VT UI [ J other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Decisive Action N ecessary In Officials can give them much better care, but it kind f iives you a gut feeling when thinking back to the many hundreds of thousands of people who have stopped at the old location in the heart of Downtown Sanford. It was always a favorite for many folks. lis all history now, however, and probably ithin a week we'll have a new parking facility. The Clock U.N. Last Dec. 6 Ambassador John Scali, then our ambassador to the United Nations warned his colleagues there that the United States of America had had its fill of the "tyranny of the majority" the ganging up on the United States by the host of small underdeveloped nations that form the numerical bulk of the U.N. It read: "Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Double Your Trash Back." mt reminds us of a classified advertisement we saw in a northern newspaper quite a few years baik winch said, "Wanted, Garbage Collector. $1.50 per hour and all you can eat." Ugh According to the Committee For The Survival Of \ Free Congress ICSF0, watchdog over the aings-on in Washington, there is a "significant rain of truth to media claims regarding the miellowing freshmen of the 94th Congress." The (SF'(' says "It's true enough that not all i,cmiibcrs of the freshmen class on Capitol 11111 are big-spending liberals, only about 90 per cent of Maybe it's just nostalgia, but there was a certain sadness in the air yesterday as workmen went about the business of demolishing the old Central Florida Zoo at the t orner of Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue. The last of the animals were transported to the I'W 700, located west of Sanford near 14, early in the (lay and shortly thereafter city Tecking crews !IH)VC(l in. The old 700 site will be transformed into a parking lot and within a few (lays all identity to the 50 -old 7W plot will be gone forever. Granted, all the animals are now comfortably tKusl'd in a much more spacious site where zoo One of those not fitting the liberal mold, ac'rding to ('Sl"C, is Republican Richard Kelly, who M'r%t's the &'mninole County district of Florida. USF'C says "Rep. Kelly rates 80 per cent on the rigorous conservative index and Is among the rclatiu' handful of staunch conservatives who can I* relied upon to vote consistently for reducing taxes, strengthening defense and restoring our ''nstitutional Republic." Kelly, who hails from ll(Ilday near New Port Richey (ifl Florida 's west coast, IS a member of the Agricultural Committee and the Banking, Currency and housing Conuimittee. (WC says, "With Rep. Kelly's fine record, we shall be looking forward to his reelection to a 54'C(}fl(I term in l!)76." That's high praise for one of our men in Washington. - Communist Headquarters P - delegation from the Third World introduced a resolution in the U nited Nations declaring that the world was flat it would receive 100 yes votes, 35 absentions and the United States, Britain and Costa Rica would oppose it. The provocation that led to Mr. Sca Ii's speech, the straw that broke the camel's back, was the U.N. majority's blatant disregard of its own charter when it invited Yasir Arafat, the chief Palestinian Liberation Organization guerrilla, to address the world body last November. Subsequently the U.N., which declares that discussion and debate are its primary functions, severely limited Israel's right to speak during a debate on the Palestinian question. TOM TIEDE Israel Has Government Streets Littered With Dead A Powerful Ignoring All things considered, it was a relatively mild reprimand, and there was no hint that the majority in the United Nations got the message. So the United States delivered another one-two punch. Speaking in Milwaukee on July 16, Secretary of State Kissinger warned the U.N. majority about its practice of "adopting one-sided, unrealistic resolutions that cannot be implemented." He stressed that these were endangering the future of the U.N. A day later our new Ambassador to the U.N., Daniel Moynihan delivered the second punch when he said that the commitment of the United States to the U.N. would change if the majority continued its anti-Israel campaign. Earlier 39 Islamic nations and the PLO had met in Saudi Arabia to adopt a resolution Urging Israel's expulsion from the U.N. If Mr. Kissinger and Mr. Moynihan succeeded in awakening the Third World majority it is not yet evident. The other day the U.N. Security Council refused to consider South Korea's application for membership, but approved membership for North and South Vietnam. U.S. Lobby It. Shortages Early this spring, as a petition of support for Israel was being passed around the Senate, John Culver of Iowa decided not to sign. He reasoned that such one-sided support might interfere with the delicate peace negotiations then transsptring lntheMiddleEast. - - Studies now under way indicate we will drag our way out of the current recession-depression just in time to face another crunch. L1 Projected shortages of industrial che:ucals, plastics, energy supplies, steel and )ther basic 606 % 1*& Just before the unprecedented petition Was materials are so serious they cou;L1 I 1. . lead to I presented to the President, however, Culver's continued high levels of unemployment much signature was applied. Resistance failed, the longer than anticipated, on extension of sluggish Senator told friends, because " they just put too . economic growth and a renewal of blistering, Inflation. Pressure on me." thiless somebody does something now. Jo Culver's " they" was the Israeli lobby, 0 Yet on this matter of shortages there is subject of growing but seldom publicized debate profound lethargy in Congress and at the White in this town. Perhaps the best organized, most House. Only Arthur Burns of the Federal powerful pressure group In Washington, the / rlsl Reserve Board seems worried. Israeli influence peddlers nonetheless enjoy an The charts are clear. The predictions on anonymity that Is almost singularly privileged. looming scarcities are seemingly hardheaded Though the lobby obviously has the capability calculations. There Is no apparent i! of bending the strong will of individual senators . disagreement. But official Washington nods In (76 of 100 signed the spring petition), and by ... . appreciation of the problem, clicks Its teeth and extension the will of the U.S. population at large, turns to other matters. :---its tac tics and Influence are only rarely prob 1 A~ Worse yet, it is questionable whe ther business for public consideration, has the ability, under present conditions, to solve 'Chiselers I Rip-offs I Should the lobby be probed? Should citizens these shortages. Industrial modernization and know If their support is given to manipulation? expansion are lagging. Businesses are going In a free society tle questions are Unnecessary. ever more heavily hi debt and paying heavily Yet some who ha ve tried to investigate have both in interes t charges and in a loss of their been bloodied. Carl Marcy, former staff member . ability to strike out with improved methods and Facts Were Wrong of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and new developments. I read with Interest the letter cur rently editor of the Foreign Affairs by young Joe action of the Supreme Court, denying a fur ther With rising debt loads, the stability of many Perez, also the more recent letter of Tim Trott, Newsletter, says that a recent attempt by his hearing, has settled the matter for all practical firms is so fragile they cannot take the normal conccrring his stance in support of Madalyn pur pubUnto approach the sensiUve subject was chances neceMary for changed me thods or poses. o'Hair' Mrs. O'Halr has stated that neither she nor expansion. Earned profits, too that is, exIt appears that had the facts. It is easy any of her staff are involved in or know anything cluding Inventory profits from Inflation In all Marcy wanted to devote an issue to the quiet for both Christiansneither and non-Christians to get Off about the renewal of her 1969 Petition drive too many cases are far too low to attract the questions of the Israeli Lobby, which he feels center, and we have cried 'Wolf!" respecting against the astronauts, which preceded her suit venture capital needed for bold new programs, have "been Ignored in press analysis," but was Madalyn Murray O'Halr and not on the basis of in the federal courts. I understand that acAs a result, productivity Is improving at a persuaded otherwise by friends who warned him facts! It has now been established by John W. cording to NASA, the official position of the slower pace than in the recovery period of past of economic consequences. Marcy's conclusion: Baker, Baptist Joint Committee on Public agency Is that astronauts, like any citizen are recessions. And is likely to continue to lag "The subject of Israeli-Arab relations is so Affairs, Washington, D. C., that the circulars free to exercise their constitutional rights As competitive growth declines, we see fraught with emotion that it can't be discussed which were distributed around the country including the right to religious freedom businesses, as well as the federal agencies, atrationally" even In the world's oldest calling for letters which were supposedly needed wherever they are, democracy. tempting to regulate, control and divide markets to 'Stop Madalyn' (the circulars stating that she agree wlU Mr. Trott, that acting on by agreement. We see the same "hold on to wha t was renewing her earlier campaign to have the Many others who have tried to Inject a note f astronauts publicly censured for reading you've got and keep the outsider out" attitude circulars IS strong In the professions doctors making of the manY instances In which man, balancedifficulties. into this emotional havecalled had Bible) andand that Mrs. OHair Is about to have bothone anddedicatedCh ansrespondwithog similar De. Alfredarena Lilienthal, prayers certain the number of new physicians coming mention of God banned from all by his critics a "renegade Jew", has for 20 years into the market will be small enough to keep the facts. Personally, as a Christian I have more me strived to convince Americans that they've betfi radio and television. All of which has caused a dical Incomes 20 per cent what they'd norimportant areas of ministry, responsibility and great stir? The facts are: that Mrs. O'Hair Is not "seeing only one side" of the Arab-Israeli reo mally be, attorneys subtly restricting entry Into witness in making Christ known and making pening her challenge to the rea ding of th matter. th e leg al profession, and other professions e Him real In my personal life and in this corn- fo Bible over the radio by astronauts on space Despite efforts, the New York writer and fli llowing suit. ghts. Mrs. O'HaIr is not involved, either munity where I minister! lecturer says the "propeganda" of the Israeli directly or indirectly, respecting a petition (ft The government, as advertised of late, is no I have every confidence in the Baptist Joint small part of lobby is all pervasive: the problem too often penalizing 2493) now before the FCC. Most of the readers Committee on Public Affairs and Americans business firms financially or wi "I ran an ad in the Wall Street Journal last ha ve read the news accounts of this petition and th perat1ng United for Separation of Church and State which restrictions for corning up with cost-saving ways year questioning whether America's support for thus should have full knowledge concerning it. S. over the years have been doing a good job as of doing things or putting actual bans on new Israel would drain the gas tanks of the U.S. The Neil Hosenball, general counsel for NASA, has watch du,,,a in Washingt on In assisting us to bring efficiencies which might ad so infuriated the lobby that it deluged the just pointed out that Mrs. O'Halr's two suits undercut the cornto bear influence when nectsary upon the petition, thus penalizing innovators and Journal with protests. This year when I tried to against NASA and the astronauts has been Congress and the administrative agencies of protecting the laggards. run a similar ad iii that newspaper I was turned dismissed by the lower federal courts, and that governmer,t In the areas of freedom of rell,ion! By contrast, a Congressional Joint Econom ic down flatly. Is this right? Do Americans know the United States Supreme Court has twice Dr. Harold A. Harris Committee study shows thai the Japanese that freedom of expression does not include refused to hear an appeal on the issue-the l.st criticism of Israel?" First Christian Church Government ''as 9 been ruthless with respect to time being in 1971. It would appear that the Sanford inefficient and low technology firms ( (',C11 $ SYDNEY. Australia IAP - • y d1 lying in the stree ts" of Dili, capital of the embattled of Portuguese Timor, and the city has been without electricity since Thursday, the colonial administration said in a message today. It said at least 30 persons were hospitalized, but th ere was flO count of the (lead. Portuguese officia ls are trying to arrange for the evactuition of more than 1,000 Port uguese and other foreigners from the tiny territory wh?re rival parties are fighting a civil war for control. BULNUS AIRES, Argentina tAP) - Two days of terrorist violence in the northern city of Cordoba have left at least 10 dead and 24 wounded. Minor violence erupted in two other cities, and more was expected today. Interior Minister Vicente Ddmasco announced that ;nliuv and military units were put on full alert because today is the third anniversary of the death In a navy prison of 16 members of the left-wing Peronist Montonero and People's Revolutionary Army ERPI guerrillas. The Montormeros and the ERP claimed the prisoners were mnurdered, but the navy claimed they were shot while trying to escape. Police sources said the two guerrilla groups were behind a series of attacks Wednesday and Thursday in Cordoba and two o ther cities. -- .: - •.. -- - Thai Police Strike Over - Letter To The Editor BANGKOK. Thailand APi Police in northern lampoon province have ended a four-day strike sparked by the release of eight farmers and a student activist arrested during antigovernment demonstrations. t . 1 . - - - PEOPLE - South Korea is an ally of the United States and a productive, responsible citizen of the world. It is a de facto state with a visible government. North and South Vietnam are an amorphous Communist entity with an unresolved administration. In short, the U.N. is maneuvering to add to what Mr. Sc&i called the tyranny of'he majority the anti-U.S. faction despite all of our efforts to say that we will not tolerate much more of that kind of behavior. - - It is clear that the United States will have to make another U.N. policy decision before the General Assembly reconvenes in a few weeks. The basis of the decision must be that words are not enough, that the United States will have to act decisively to back them up or our position in the U.N. will become worse and worse. BERRY'S WORLD Rem 1 : U.S., Soviets Talk _______________________________ _____________ - >. ~ _ _~& n ipf -.- -N_ i . Ii __________ .."?--_-__ - 1-1T . . . - ________ I - __ _______ th er ___ B a . -_ .. a _____ _______________ - _ ___________ ___ _-i We n So W ar U gIi t ' WASHINGTON lAP) __________________ Q[ The (1-. i.V\, S tzr1nnd (AP) ronmental warfare, _______ 14-year-old ban against direct _______ The United States and the Proposed as a basis for negoU.S. trade with Cuba was left ____________ Soviet Union are proposing a tiations and likely to be untouched by the State Depart. ban on an undeveloped method changed in many ways, th" muent's decision to allow foreign of warfare that has caused draft contains no prohibition subsidiaries of American coni_im some public anxiety but ap- against development of en.panics to sell to Cuba. .- .C pears to offer no threat to the vironment-changing techniques De ___________ world for years to come, for either military or civilian miouncernent Thursday that for. _______ It is call ed "environmental urposes. Only their "hostile t'ign sut1diaries may resume p . modification techniques," use" against anot her country trading with Cuba came three which means manipulation of would be banned. weeks after the United Sta tes FIII T'••Ztthe structure of the earth, plant 1 Roshchin told a news conferjoined with 15 Latin American . ____________________________ life, air and outer space to countries in voting an end to the ence that the Soviet govern-. ca use ear thquakes, floods and ment would continue to develop hemispheric emba rgo against changes in the wea ther, cli- such me thods for peaceful purCuba. ______________________________________________ M ocean currents and other poses. Martin said a ban on reAlthough the United States ecological factors. search and development would retains its prohibition against _____________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ P. Th e subject was first raised be ineffective. direct trade with the Island. one by former President Richard Both told the news conference U.S. official sa id the decision M. Nixon and Soviet leader the treaty would ban the defiannaunced Thursday may help Leonid I. I3reshnev at their July liation of woods and fields accelerate movement toward a 1974 meeting. They decided which the United States em more normal relation.chlp with experts from their gov. ployed extensively in Vietnam. Havana. ernments should meet for a White house Press Secretary IN THE Croydon Avenue, a New Zealand standardbred, paddles around close look at the matter. Ron Nessen said lifting the ban the Equine Clinic Pool at Rochester, N.H. getting a workout equal The United Nations General on sales to Cuba by American SWIM to 15 miles of jogging. Assembly picked up the idea firms operating in third counand referred it to the Geneva tries "really doesn't relate to Disarmament Conference. _____________________ bilateral relations with Cuba. It ____________________ Breshnev and President Ford relate. ,more to American rela- ._.'hi discussed it again last Nov.3 in __________________________ tions with other inter-American V1adjvost. countries" On Thursday, the American Asked about President Ford's and Soviet cochairmen of the view of U.S. relations With i disarmament conference, joCuba, Nessen said t here would seph Martin Jr. and Alexei COPY SERVICE be no advantage to permanent CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) vantage over that from the sear of negotiations, which Itoshchin, presented a joint antagonism between the two The Venezuelan government Middle East. ends 60 years of dominance by draft convention to ban envicountriesbutthatanychangein takes over the country's giant, firms. The Senate passed With current production U.S. bilateral relations would de- mostly American oil industry avenging 2.5 million barrels of the measure last week with mipend on Cuba's attitude, COPIES Let Carrier Take The b Jan. 1. But few immediate crudia day, the Venezuelan oil nor changes following approval Citing outstanding issues be- changes are expected in the op. Heat OH Your Family nal version by the the origi tween the two nations, he said it crating structure or supply of indw try Is t he world's fifth ofChamber of Deputies on July o FREE largtt It produced more than was impossible to predict when oil to traditional customers. 28. ESTIMATES 90 per cent of the foreign work might be done on The United States Imports 1.3 FREE PICK-JP President Carlos Andres Perchange and a $10 billion Income resolving them, million barreLsof oil a day from ez, wao made the nation. & DELIVERY last year for the country of 12 The State Department an- Venezuela, its second largest million alization a major goal of his persons. nouncement brought ex- foreign supplier, and officials "Picked Up One Day center-left government, was pressions of criticism from Cu- expect no disruption in the flow. The lower house of the Ve- expected to sign the bill by Sept Delivered The Next" ban exiles in the Miami area. Thanks to Venezuela's locatir.n nezuelan congress gave final 2. QUALITY HOUSE Juanita Castro, sister and on the nt,rthern coast of So'ith approval after brief debate The bill orders the 2l oil coinof Sanford, Inc. PRINTERS, INC. avowed enemy of Cuban Prime Aineric, its oil to the United Thursday night to the nation- panics to hand over by DecemPh. 322.8321 321-0681 Minister Fidel Castro, said, "It States enjoys a freight ad. alizatlon bill, worked out in a her 31 concessions covering 5.4 1 100 N. Maple Ave. Is disappointing that the leaders million acres and property inof the free world cannot learn eluding a dozen refineries with MADAM KATHERINE from history when dealing with a total capacity of 1.6 million the Communists. We feel ')arrels daily, hundreds of miles PALMIST betrayed by the United States of pipeline, production equip. PAST-PRESENT-FUTURE once again." ment capable of handling 3.5 4111 CARD READINGS CRYSTAL SAL READiNGS However, the move was million barrels daily and storS HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL. AFFAIRS hailed by Semi. George age and port facilities. LIFE 0 LOVE McGovern, 1)-S.D., as a "major Compensation is not to e• MARRIAGE S BUS I NESS step forward on the path toward WASHINGTON IAPi Con- meat and cereal products. ceed the net book value ci the IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LONGOoOCD renewed relations" between sumers can expect a 1.5 per The 1.5 per cent push on food companies' assets, estimated HO%JRSaA M -GPM IOA'i'S 531.4401 C(.d %vf'da% Cuba and the United States. cent incre&'e in food prices at prices that the Soviet purchases by the government at $1.1 bil. tT.)7 miles 5ogTh of 5$r Most ,a,id'( McGovern, who visited Cuba supermarkets and restaurants already would contribute by lion, but the amounts are still earlier this summer, corn- during the next four months, themselves to Inflation over the being negotiated. Payment will Whole life readings: IS with this ad! mended Ford for taking the Agriculture Secretary Earl L. next 16 months will increase be made in government bonds CALL for APPOINTMENT I step. Butz and his economists say. with their buying of perhaps redeemable over a 10-year per-. Rep. Jonathan B. Bingham, would put 1975 prices 9 another eight million tons this od. That 1)-N.Y., chairman of a House season, officials said. Sixteen of the companies are per cent above last year's, with BACK TO SCHOOL panel considering legislation to The Russians already have subsidiaries of such American part of he increase due to the lift the Cuban embargo cornbought in the world market companies as Exxon, Gulf, Sun 10.3 million metric tons of U.S. pletely, sa id the State Departabout 1.5 million tons and can Oil. Texaco, Mobil, Standard of SPECiAL grains sold to the Soviet Union handle a total of about ment's announcement "leives mil. (dit(OCIuI, and Atlantic Rid,since last October, they said lion this season, "Clean Up That Old the United States in an even "although they field. Royal Dutch Shell Thursday. Typewriter" more ridiculous posture than Sa)' it could be a little higher," one and British Ultramnar anBut they said the full impact Assistant Secretary Richard E. cther. Teaco ard Ultrarnar before" because "goods manuBlow Out Replace Ribbon factured abroad under Amer- of the sales to Russia wi not be Bell said. own one jointly, while one is a Clean Type Oiling and can auspices now can be sold to felt until next summer and fall But any further purchases VenezueLan state company and 322.8005 e Adjustment. On Cuba but goods produced by because it takes three to 12 before January are already ac- one is owned by private VeAmerican workers still can. month's for higher grain prices counted for in the 9 per cent nezuelan interests. Occidental Offer Expires Labor Day not. " to be reflected in retail prices of estimate. operates on a service contract. - ___________ I, - . The State partment's . .- - 1 7- 7 #1 - _ . I 2 - an- ___________ _____ - ~ rrr -- _________________ ___ . ____________ _____ ___ _______ __________ ______ _____ ____________________________________ __ ____________________________ Terrorists Leave 10 Dead .- . Embargo a s Force ______________ ________ ______ - Congress reinforced Mr. Scali's warning when it voted to limit the U.S. contributions to the U.N. budget to 25 per cent of the total. Stormed By Protestors I.ISIION, Portugal mAPi Demonstrators stormed a Communist party headquarters in a northern Portuguese town today, injuring nine persons, and a bomb destroyed the national radio transmitter on the Portuguese island of Madeira, i00 minks northwest of Lisbon, officials said. The attack on the pa rty headquarters in th e conservative city of Braganca, 285 miles northeast of Lisbon, brought to nearly 50 the number of Communist offices wrecked in a strong anti.Comn,nunist backlash in Portugal in recent weeks. Meanwhile, a large charge of TNT destroyed the state radio's transmitter in Madeira, where antigovernment dissidence has promoted a movement for th e island's m ni lependenre. Officials blamed t he sabotage on se paratist groups which reject the tutelage of the proComnmunist governiiwnt in l.isbon. - JERUSALEM ( All) Secre- loudspeakers, The police dent Anwar Sadat of Egypt and withdraw behind the strategic points still unresolved include be limited to 100 American cmtory of State Henry A. Ki,ssiti. chased then away. returning to Israel via Dam- Mitla and Gidi mountain passes the nature of the presence of vilians or will include Israeli ger and Israeli officials went to As Kissinger met this morn- ascus Saturday. and return the Abu Rudels oil- American technicians at elec- and Egyptian representatives. work today on disputed points ing with Prime Minister YitEgyptian officials say an fields captured in 1967. Egypt Is tronic warning posts in the two Israeli officials say their gov. of the proposed new Israeli. zhak Itabin's negotiating team agreement for another Israeli reported willing to promise not passes and the location of cerEgyptian agreement amid in Jerusalem, hundreds of withdrawal in the Sinai Desert to resort to force unless it or its Lain sections of the withdrawal ernment also is not yet satisfied more noisy demonstrations right-wing demonstrators is virtually concluded. The Is- allies are attacked, and to sup- line where topographical diffi. with the commitments in aid and political support Washagainst the pact. blocked traffic in Tel Aviv and raelis warn that while much port a three-year extension of culties exist. is offering Israel in reSeveral hundred motorists fired guns into the air until the progress has been made, there the United Nations peace. Egyptian officials say the two drove by Kissinger's hotel police dispersed them, is still a "lot of work to be keeping force separating the governments still are at odds turn for its signature, shortly before dawn, shouting Kissinger was flying later to- done." two sides. over whether the crews oper. Israelis seeking $2.8 billion in anti-American slogans through (Lay to Alexandria to see ItesiIsrael is reported ready to Israeli officials say the main ating the listening stationi will economic arul military aid - N - Premier Rabin of Israel summed up the "tyranny" precisely when he said recently that if a I s Huddle Amid Protests WORLD Kissinger, Israel'' I BRIEF Hey kids, don't forget that tomorrow is the Sanford Seminole Jaycees fishing rodeo at like Corolla in Fort Mellon Park. MI you youngsters 13 years of age and under are invited to participate and all you nvtd to bring is your own fishing pole. The Jaycees will provide the bait and refreshments. The action gets under way at 10 am. and lasts four hours with prizes galore to be presented at the conclusion of the rodeo. Sponsors for this year's event include Za)TCS, Sanford Secretarial and Duplicating Service, Seminole Sporting Goods Store and 11.1.. Perkins Men 's Store. ( "muon kids' I t 's all go fishin'. Hill ('wile RAY CROMLEY Friday, Aug. 22.1975-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Elvis Presley Cancels - Las Vegas Engagement - MLMPHIS. Tenn. APt - Elvis Presley has canceled the remainder of a two-week Las Vegas hotel appearance ti, undergo tests and treatment for exhaustion at Baptist Ilispital in Memphis, his doctor says. Presley, 40, returned to Memphis by plane Thursday. He was accompanied by his personal physician, Dr. George Nichoptulos. - Pope Invited To Egypt ('.STEl. GANIX)l.F'o, Italy IAP - Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has invited Pope Paul VI to visit Egypt. according to Vatican sources. 'Die Vatican had no ('(fiend comment Thursda on the iris itatmon, which the sources said had been carried here to the I'opt"s summer residence by an Egyptian delegation. - Quickie Divorce In England JACK ANDERSON - ____ ___ ____ ___ L ________________________________________________________________________________________ Venezuela 1' o Take (')v er O l Firms I Coun try INSTANT PRINTED 100 - *3 325 25 SOUTHERN AIR Food Prices Rise, et D Factor ovi - __________ . Mob Hot i o a To Kee Control* 0 The story behind the disappearance of James Hoffa, according to our own Investigation, has implications far more Important than the fate of one man. If our underworld sources are correct, Hoffa has been eliminated by the mob to protect Its hold on the Teamsters Union, This richest of all unions has been a gold mine for the mob. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been funneled from the Teamster pension funds into projects that have benefited the mob. The Central States Pension Fund alone has assets worth more than $1.3 billion. Its investments range from Las Vegas gambling casinos to Florida hotels and condominiums. There Is grim irony in the lloffn sthm lnr it prison, he left the union in the hands of a compliant surrogate, Frank Fitzsimmons. Hoffa fully expected to continue running the union through Fitzsimmons. But the mobsters took advantage of Hoffa's absence to bolster their power within the union. Fitzsimmons developed a cozy relationship, meanwhile, with then-President Richard Nixon who sought the political support of the powerful Teamsters. To the embarrament of FBI watchdogs, for example, Fitzsimmons met with California mobsters In February 1973 and then flew back to Washington with Nixon in the presidential jet. Our sources describe Fitzsirnmons, ne ver. thnt.-------- .._, --,L--. ___ - - . . - bidden when he came out of prison fron participating in union politics. The two-fisted Hoffa still wouldn't retire. He put up a court battle to remove the restrictions and began making moves behind the scenes to regain control of the Teamsters. Our sources, who have given us reliable information in the past, as, that top mobsters held a dozen secret mee Jngs with Hoffa In dli Terent parts of the country and tried to persuade him In a friendly way to give up his comeback attempt. But the old bantam rooster "wouldn't Listen to reason," say our sources sorrowfully. He was on his way to another meeting when he vanished. Our sources didn't even expect to see him again. Footnote: Spokesmen for the Teamsters ources - - plained cryptically that the accompanying Air Force escort officers were carrying ten 11,00) U.S. Treasury checks "to cover certain costs of the trip." The cable asked whether "cashing checks in these amounts ($1,000) will be a problem." l Apparently, it was not. What is problem, however, is finding out the purpose of this mysterious 110.000 allowance. No one at the Pentagon or State Department could explain to us exactly why the escort officers brought along the 10 Treasury Department checks. No one seemed to know what "certain costs" would be paid out-of the $10,000. We found nut lint th i.,.. ..,..,', lA)Nl)ON mAt' - Great Britain has a special quickie di irce proct'dure 1cr dissolving marriages of separated couples with no small children, and Scottish singer Lulu didn't waste tune in divorcing herself from her husband of six ears, British pop iuitarist Maurice Gibb of the Bee (;c'c's. It took hr just ten seconds Thursday. Legion Gets New Head $995 WEATHER CALENDAR \1lNNl:M'oLIS i All -American I.egion support for a (Institutional, (Ienux'rati(' form of government, law and order, Aiii&'niriinism and patriotism" is as important now s cur, sa.s Harry G. Wiles, hit' organization's new president Thursday's high 94. Overnight low 68. AUG. 28 AIi. 27 AUG. 22, 23 and 25 Partly cloudy through All Souls School orientation, Red Cross Swimming Classes Saturday with a SISTER chance of Inc. luncheon - registration for beginners social hall, 10 to noon: 1:30-3 meeting, noon. Cavalier thundershowers mainly during and advanced beginners, call 10 p.m.; amid 6-7:30 p.mii. the afternoons. Highs mostly in Restaurant am, to 4 pin. Jackie Caolo, 131 the lower 90s and lows tonight in the 70s. Winds variable, muostly E. Woodland [)r., Sanford. easterly around 10 m.p.h. but Alliance Youth ________________________________ stronger and gusty near AUG. 23 thundershowers. Rain Baldwin-McNamara Alta. Sanford probability 30 .'t'U tL ruoflif Driti' I"tint'ral HnnlI'. Al. Fellowship car wash, ('1cm At;. 21. 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Sill wilson 531pm 123: 14 Wed. liMe Study £ Prayer See First Wednesday FehIpwsh,p 1 )lp in '' Tud Luke 24: 28-32 '. A514C. PUts. I 4pm. I .LL. Catholic FIRST UNITED Lee 111. King Morning Worship UMYP Min' Prayer Breakfast lMLithTt,uridsy Fr. William fainis Fn.S K. Mine YlgIlMass two Mass Can$eishsns Sat iet posw Ass? Paste. 711pm Sain.I$ $11311110 s-Pp iS \Vednesdiv Psalms . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST WE NTIIT ~ ~ ~_._ ;AEM r_ l21: 1-4 III East lacand Street Sunday Service I Sendlylcniel 1111am, 7Np in Wednesday Service rhtirs(Ia' ( .. t II", Friday Luke John 6: 60-65 5r .*ii. 13: 23-2' " ",'-,-r, inc , Saturday Hebrews 12: 14'17 poster 1111am I Ham FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH its _ Sunday Church School MorllffigWorship 41 m II Wins I 311 0 root S 11pm And Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PU BLIX MARKETS and Employes PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes CO. Na ,, MW Ring Worship to 04 a in F ,en.ng WeriPip 7 Hp - CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff ______________________________________________________ HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Linked To may a are currently seem heaven BAPTIST Ltis.1t Baptist Church. Ovwde Culvany Baptist Assembly. ill Pairmord (Sanford Garden Chat, Hwy 7 52) caI,s.y $Ip$ist Church, Crystal Late a lid. Lets Mary Casielberry SupI,st ChorcA. rs Siiniii.la Blvd. Central ICptt$t Church, $311 Oat Ave Chulvota Flu? RapIst Clear-water Missionary Baptist Ctsvrch, Swtha'tsl Rd (lGe, Sorngs (optst CP'vrcP'. O'I Orlando Rd at Htt,t Ave Sapt,stCh.rcn. Forest Cit y CoMmvriiy Ci's"$,r. Font? City New Mt Calvary M'iiion*ry Baptisl, Ills W 17115 St New Sal•m Priinitiv Capti&t ChurØ,, 154$ W. IM S1 Now TeItent l4ptI$I Cburc% Quality Inn Norm L.s.'p.00d Ntw Mt isis 3apt'st Church. 1731 Aye. Rave..-. Part laptist CbVVCP. 3743 W 11Th $ l P,fos Bptst Chipet. 1311 W First Street, Sanford P,is,c,est Baptist Church. Ill W Airport Blvd Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge Rd. Fern park Press Missionary Ball's? (aswctt, Midway $acoad Stl.eh Misliwtary Paptist Church. YIn? Sanford Synland lapOst CPivctPi. Th34 Pim,tt. Si Wtt,cna,, Ciat,,l (h.,rh If 914 &I fl...a Hep. Pear to you, that Sanford, Fla, FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First I . I , ________________________ - CHURCH OF COO UFTIlOOlSY larrsetl United M,mor&&I ChurOt. E Delary Ave. Ent erprise lean Lake United Met hodist Church Bethel AM F Church. Canaan Hgts Casielborry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy 1752 & Piney Rilpe Rd Cassefber'rv Delary Cammvnity Mthodish Church. W Hiphbanks Nd. Delary Fi.'st United Methodist Church. III Part Ave First Methodist Chsach ii Osiido F"t Southern Methodist Church, 3141 Saitford Ape Free Mt15odisI C,ivrcP'. 150 W fits St C,re,a M.tNod.,t Church Girseni F.&~C# __ _____ all God knows for is EI 1J 'JT ________ ___________________ Mar5 Presbyteria,, Church 113$ Palm Springs Pd, Allanvonte So Spgs I. • Concerning his summer with Christ's life in song and drama _ ______________ i -, ____ _ ___ CHURCHGOERS OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECIAL! =' • Absolutely No Alcoholic Beverages . Served __ W _ - - t -. ~ ___ j't'j :, '_ SIVIs DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 434, Po.st City Seventh Day Advntist Church. Maittand Ave . Altameete Spiøgs Sanford Seventh Day Adventist (rch. 7Th £ (In W.nfn Springs Sen,nt't Day Advent,t Church, SOS -- 4 0 -- V ,I ' , •Ø' _________ _____ - ' " . L L_ ': AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE .Scrumptous, farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, delicious home fries and oast. - Upsila Community Presbyterian Chyrct,, Upiela Rd Westminster Presbyterian Chyrtli, Red lug Nd. Casselbqiry Moss Rd —' _________ ________ - CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Chr i st 1513 S Part Ave Church.l CIViil of Late Ellen, US, 11-13 N. Cass.Iberry SeuthSamlndIeCnytcbofChrjsttiISLak,H.w,flpd Chwchu$ Christ, losPa1m Springo Or ,Allainonf,$pgs. Church of Christ, Geneva Chur ch if Christ, Long.d Ch ur ch If Christ, Pali Chur ch 6 4 C hrist, W lift St Northosde Church Of Christ, Fla Haven Or. Muithand Secretary of the Interior, learning what's already been Williams states that the Bear Lake Methodist Church, programs will resume Aug. 31 St. Petersburg. The program of resident of Cocoa and served in the chapel during the Egyptians were black. 1010 Bear Lake Rd. near Forest after a short summer recess. singing, witnessing and worship graduated this spring from 7:30 p.m. service. Reasoning that if the City, will welcome their new will start at 7:30 p.m. and the Stetson University. The church youth choir Fgyptians were black, the minister, the Reverend Ralph First Methodist church is located on AirpoOrt Ritchey has led the youth "Sonshine and Company" infl uence of African Blac ks on We.ley Todd, Sunday, at 11 A Family Night Supper will Boulevard. The group of young program of Bible Study, service under the direction of Mr-s. the the Holy Bible was far more a.m. w he n he will deliver the be held at First United musicians has gone from a life activities, recreation and Helen McFarland will present a ''M 0 U fl t a I n Methodist Church of Sanf ord on of dependence on drugs and fellowship, signifi ca nt than once thought. 5 C r m 0 fl concert depicting even ts of Chris t ia nity. " In fact, the Holy Bible can no ^ __i6 :t_4 _~ ASSEMBLY 0? 000 First Assembly of Gel, 17Th I I'm "Oral Roberts in Alaska, " Former Pastor Back At Bear Lake Church , SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _____ I pecia.I. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. ldeo, Florida ______ _________ Sunday Brunch , A & PWEO The Management and Em p lo yes St PAINT CO., INC. W it ' i:---'i in H Howard H. Hodges and Staff SEN KA R 1K GLASS 14) ______ - and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ______ . UPIALA PRESIfTENIAN CHURCH Corner Csunfy Club £Upt.aIaRa.ed, RU DaromnSlea Potts. 5y,gas schol I The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY J)! rt . U-5 ! A Mea sts. ___________________________________________ SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH / colleges and schools, Invited to the covered dj, pastor, said, "Chris is an ex- Methodist Church of Eusti.s. ___________ supper and the program of the cellent representative of the ' host of college students who First Presbyterian evening. Rev. John T. Adams Palmetto Avenue Jr., Director of Development at 1 BIG NIGHT "Wonderful Lord Jesus" willyouth workworkers. each year He as hassummer been an the Florida Methodist First Presbyterian Church of AUGUST22, FRIDAY Children's Home in Enterprise, be the theme of this year's Bible inspiration, as well as a diligent Sanford will hold a Vacation School at Palmetto Avenue TIME - 7:45 P.M. leader among our youth." will be the speaker. A former Church School Aug. 24-28 with a Ch urch, Sa nford Aug. pastor of this church Adams is Baptist WHERE: Castle Brewer Court Center Ritchey plans to return to covered dish dinner each night 15-29. The life of Christ will be CocoaonMondaytoprepare for at 6:30 known for his ministry of magic studied. awl classes for a ll ages in giving his messages. the fall term at Southeastern will be 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Maranatha Pentecostal Church CtLitOIflS, - . Classes will rneet at 7 p.m., Seminary, The United Methodist Youth The Hargretts ha ve been have Just concluded a week of Monday through Friday, for all Wake Forest, N. C. working on this project for retreat at the CorMeth House in ages. The nursery through more than a year. Next sumNew Srnyrna Beach. Thirty-five Senior High classes will be Community mer they intend to visit Egypt, attended the retreat and plans ta ught by the Church Sunday the Sudan, Ethiopia and were ma de for the UMYF for School staff. the Adult Class Methodist will have as guest speaker, Ray 'Greece, "...if our money holds the coming year. . Climaxing the annual youth CTocker, Missionary to Korea. out," says Ilargrett. Currently New Council members are He will also be performing activities week will be the they are financing the project Buddy Echols, Bill Young, REV. RALPH TODD Gospel Magic" for the 'Teddy Awards" Banquet at with their own funds. Roby Sawyers, Dee Bawls, Bob Community United Methodist The couple say that t hey Me thodist Church in Tavares is Meyers, Cindy McDonald. children. The commencement exer- Ch urch of Casselberry at 7:30 intend to s' bs tantIate Williams' returning to Bear Lake where Adult leaders on the council are cs for the school will be held p.m. today in fellowship hall. S thesis. ii they find it Is im- he was pastor, 1968-1969. Linda Terwilleger, Anna Lea awards will be possible to support the thesis, He drove alone to Anchorage, Heard, Jim Horler and the made by Youth Director Ted 31. the study will stop. If the thesis Alaska in 1972 and then flew to pastor. Mcllvain to outstanding youth is valid, they will then study the Baff ow, ordy 1,00IO miles from The R. W. Ware Bible Class and counselors. Parents have degree of cultural relations the North Pole. Ills experiences will meet Tuesday at 7p.m. for First Baptist a lso been invited to attend. be tween the Egyptians and the on this trip inspired the the monthly supper and during the worship services, Appreciation farewell fellowship for The church will observe early Jewish people. One message Sunday. meeting in Fellowship Hall. Chris Ritchey is scheduled Promotion Day Sunday in the problem that is being studied AgraduateofAsbury College Sunday at Sanford's First Church School at 9:35 and 11 very carcfully is whether or not in Kentucky and Princeton WE WILL Baptist Church following the a.m. There will be reception of Youth Rally the Jews ever were slaves in '11vological Seminary, Prinevening service, . Completing a members and baptism during Egypt. If the cultural cantacis ceton N. J., and a veteran of 50 REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH 50' FOR EACH Youth from area churches 13-weeks as summer youth the 11 am. worship service were substa ntial, then w ha t years' service in over 10 have be en invited to pa rtici pa te worker with the church, he is a holy Communion will be ob. BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER E gyptian, or creative thoughts chuches, Rev. Tod d brings a in a rally Sat urda y at Grace of Blacks, have come down to wealth of experience in church United Methodist Church OF YOUR CONGRATN WHO PARTAKES IN Western society camouflaged leadership to Bear Lake featuring Jim Hue and the as "Ideas of white people"? Methodist. Sunday School singing group, "Manna" from ____________ _1 1 1 1 10 ` the "White Man's Bible." Th e assistant pastor Of t he First Jewish nation was welded (, ' together in Egypt, according to ,? - . the Holy Bible. Egypt con- ' troll ed Palestine for more than 1111L . _4 . — a century. There constant I it, -- 1~ 4 relations between Egypt and , , . the Jewish people. Many of the mores of Ga li lee where jesus . -. ' . preached were Egyptian •sv KennetliW Myths. Ministers Morning Worship 131am. Church School S III in Mir,ii g Worship It Ham Nursery . 11 Na 'y Sunday evening at 6;30 p.m. In alcohol to a full-time ministry Rev Virgil I Irymni end THE LAKE MARY UNITED Nipry £ Kind.,rI,,, %, ,g,,, . I as PRISIYTLRIAN CHURCH flilbvc Ave Late Mary - Worship ( First he chose an obscure lit tle one kidnaped child has been nomadic tribe and promised found safe. That we can accept, them, of all people, his care, that we shou ld be concerned Then later he sent his Son, not about th. welfare of one lone intothecenterof things, but off individual who Is somebody into a corner of the world, born else. But that is not the point. i-IC) t even in a dece nt bed but in a The point is that this same concern — on a di vi ne scale — Lccentereduponyou! Civilization." In his book, 131pm Slats Read 4)4 and Raymend Avenue Longwood, PIs,ia 37754 Telephone 335.I) Lyman K ir k wood Pastor Sv"dayS-ctweI '-30a in in down below; or when a "The Destruction of Black Presbyterian Yett" of gap '-- ----'--'-.- center of the worlds ______ Special - 9 418 rot 4:11pm ____ Roberts Film fl In lw 7 $pm 731pm WedClsei,Prathc, - ALL SCULS CATHOLIC CHURCH IIIOU Ave.. Sanfor d Tues Lv, •:N a in Pev.A F.5tev*t Family NIIII Supper d$unday that one miner caughtlna cave. wife Dnuci Patio. 5- N Lila m I _______ ,- 530pm ME THODIST CHURCH III Park Ave Stor4ay %th"4 ~ 3:l5 in. Sundiy Lecture IMesioges UMYF 0 Pastor Healing Service 11 _ 1 4"I",- .j ' -- - 't Is. m Paste. Suneat CIivrtPi School Psalms -- __ 7 Np in " Kenr*th M il l, Awst Pails. Morning Worship MoningWorship t.3$Alhm.in £Nvete'y Churcls5choo 531 111am SiIiwdayMen'i lrHtfasf Ss.vlces with clones for all •g Fellowship Coffee between services '- - 4,f.P.11 I, Study ', thinkers say, the parts with the whole, the foregoing wi th the T\/' subsequent, the memory with the moment, the "island" wi th the "main" including the long A accumulation of even ts and deOral Roberts has chosen as wants us to (10, and that's why cisions th at now through time the site for his next one-hour we felt it would be an ideal into the still unfolding present television special America's location for our special," and fut ure. largest and probably least Roberts said. It's that old principle that known state, Alaska. Shot Guests on the program are even in a "now generation" you agai nst the beautiful backdrop Lowell Thomas, world traveler, can't discern the "new" wi thout of Alaska's snowy mountain and Walter Hickel, former awareness of what's "old," that peaks and glittering lakes, the Governor of Alaska and former you can't learn more with out _____________________ ISa in Rev A. Clothii Diesel tIOfldLy - cl Pester Pasts. Sunday School COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ll$lHwy & Lake Moore Blvd METHODIST CHURCH ...., - -:..' ,..-,'. I, CHt)ICOI Or. Jay T Casmate 1: 14-16 )L $:4$1m. _ THE LAKE MOIdROl CHAPEL It,Ia,m, as,e Blvd.. Lets Mmdv., 4:15p.m. WiUIerE(lredpe Pastor 7:31p.m. Ss.sdaykho ol 19:048 M. 2121 Sanford An Ysyth Service Tve$ Eve 751pm itim callmhoffly Rev. WsIIm fo Pickett INtIIM Pubs. SlIM Study (VapIll$tst Iifvtcsi Chmch Trashing Ev.'niisgW,rsbèp FIRST PENTECOSTAl. CHURCH SANFORD II 11110 MYPI&45pn Eve Ws.shipllISvn .' 'f pasts. Ills 10 MCflWllgWOfth,p 1$ Nesis. Aye. Ps. )fls7g7 y$, 7 Np in a Np in Tucks. 0ivi. Su&and Istal Sunda p j Wed Bible Study liMe Rev. Daniel 0 Solo Sunday School '- -. 1 , to Wed Ps.&SiWi Study - ' H. Cenqytrors Meeting Svnda Evening Service METHODIST CHURCH -. It 4 - tip in Morning Worsiup 00, 131a m. II "am. Morning Worship 7:)ip in MYF Pastor Sande ylchwol Paste. I Pasts. II Ha in ii Slam Rev Fru4McCI.ary Eveewng Worship •..':.;L;i . Ruth Grant 145a in Worship Jj CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH PALMETTO AV&NUI BAPTIST CHURCH aAorueg worship - $61 Covert" Street F Mat rol no warS141P ~ / 5 111*. Airport Blvd Ss.nda yScbsol FIRST PENTECOSTAL Rev - Contemporary education con- doctoral graduates in philoso- cuts at the structure of religion increasingly on "spe- phy are unable to find positions, The Rev. Dr. Roger L. Shinn, cialized knowledge" to serve the association says, and some of New York's Union Theoco rpo rate, technological needs have turned to such jobs as logical Seminary, says, "We in a commercialized society, clerking in stores or driving live in one of those times when says noted sociologist Robert cabs. There apparently is de- it is not e to put things t oBellah of the University of Call- dining demand in the present gether." fornia. lie adds that as this kind clirmate for "thinkers" about Anod putting things together is wha t makes for truth, the centrates special is scheduled on WFTV- Musical highlights are provided learned, that finding your ' UI! -. (1 .. Ch. 9, Sept. 5, 7p.m., and Sept 7 by Richard and Patti Roberts , identi ty demands in tegrating ________ ____________ at noon. ti-ic World Action Singer3, and your antecedents and that you __________________ _______ Why Alaska" ________ lleflectiin from Oral Roberts can't take any stand withou t / ______ -. "It's a place where there is a Univt'rsitv n Tulsa, Okla. __________________________ readied ground to stand on. Egyptians _________ sense of expection, of optimism, I whether you believe it or not, _____________ _______________________ everywhere you turn. Nature's ______________ ______ _____________ that no matter how Incredible it i wonders are all around you. ___________ J M ± 9 0 __________________ _________ ____ 0 You feel there are no boun_______________________________ he aven is at this very moment , -" daries shutting you in or ___________________________________________________ wondering about you and what _________________________________________ _________________________________ ' limiting w ha t you can ac_____ -_ Black Past kind of a person you are going __________________ _______________________ cornphsh. There is a great ' friTh!, 1 _________ ________________________ pioneering Andrew J. Hargrett and his to be; because the only kind of spirit here. People _________________________ __________________________________________ ____________________________ ____________ th _____________ ll are dari ng to sha ke out of the ________ __________ &~e Is the heaven he can bring w —— ~ (fl.1W studying the Egyptian ar tifacts earth nest and move towar d new to the earth only through you. ________________________________________________________________________________ frontiers. of the European Museums and Th at 's what God _ Universities as a follow-up to Chancellor Williams' book CHURCH OF LONOW000 Sunday Sch 7:30pm. PINECRIST IAPTISTCHUR:H Rev Kent$,HsH 141am II Sea in ool JI/. . 4:51pm IlfoClasses Wed t.è Pentecostal Path., I Na in Sunday School Worship , ii Na in EveoingW orsttip Williams Downey Early Service -'' . . E vangelis t liMo in Bible CI,ss I Np in tip .' 1131am 7550 Orljnd A,, 117 Sn " iMp in Pa,l %uwioy Wednesday Ss.vr,ci I Dip in I Lutheran Church n America ' - - - where you'd le&st expect him. newspaper with the pr ayer that , 7:30pm HiiPweyIlW,,t • $o. wed sss. Study NY P5 LUTHERAN CHURCH V incent Jr.) - stage but in a corner whole country picks up a S ISO in Sunday School CENTENNIAL la in Ibis I It a in Taking part In First BapUst Church of Geneva's Centennial service last Sund.ay 1photo above) were former pastors Rev. t" ltar.ies tiefti, Rev. It. G. Key (right) and current pastor Rev. M artin D eese. In photo below, daughter of pastor who reorganized First Baptist Church of Geneva In 1908, Mrs. Kittle Welk Allen (center) chats with Michelle Samples (left) and Larry Spivey during dinner as church celebrated Its 100th n shaft waiting for word ribout Notice how God has worked : not in the Pasts. M.,n*,sp Worship A Life" Elmer A R.uicb•f Ws.sfup :*?vice CELEBRATING and a snare, and the small and woods; or when the community , vnday5chsol TN. Lutheran Hour" and TV 'This is IN. £wennpServce choice this Sunday. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 11:51am. Morning Service • possibilities, Lot. Mary. Fla Rev Paul 0 Trissut 103W. 25th Place . insignificant are loaded with sthndsattheentrancetoamine A E MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZA,(ES4E IIIC,y,tllLak,Dr THE REDEEMER I Iii in II Dia in with ----- , 0i in Lutheran Evangelist liblu Study insights 1. are, often enough, a delusion has wandered off into the It 000m Worship service Kindergarten and Nursery Morning Worship Evtn.np Service 7 Slm 704pm L K CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday WTR R Broadcast 21) $41$ Cyrus £vans.l,t?S.,v'(, I : m Mid W,k Service hWed) FlrnhyS,rvic. 'tOp in Charles to. Crimp I ta in 0 54a m kk ----------Nursery Provided Is, all Church Sc hool - $513 Part Avt*ye WTRR 1 Np mS ayNiØIIreadas Patio, Elliott 44 Pm LUTHERAN CHURH OF Evanpeist li,Na in II Na in A.114 p in p ff. rrng W orship Th,R.vCarIT.Cann.n Holy Communion Ahlamoms James P. N,.dhim II SlOin I Np in 7 pop in 7M Sunday School s Park glorious paris of life. IN Palm So.usqsD, Pat,., FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3511 Sanford Ave LeroyDlops. The Row significant detail and making it man up a tree, Zacchaeus. Important: Five loaves and two And all of this to get us adfishes — two small fishes — Justed to this quite incredible among five thousand: the idea that God is tremendously tiniest seed he could think of, a concerned about little mustard seed; the smallest coin in circulation, a widow's mite; To be sure, this does not alily ,asparrow,apinchofsal(. strike us as being too strange All this Is to accustom our eyes when we apply it to someone to a new way of looking at else: w he n a whole community things;that size and bigness turns out to look fora child who )11 He ron Il-Slam Sun Worship 0 Np in Sun NY PS Sun I,, Worship 7 114 0 1111 Wed Prayer Douglas -------------------------------------------------There should be countless wonder and joy, too, in his church experience. Non-churchgoers are apt to think that religion is a dull, dour, fearsome matter. Rather, it should be one of the most Church Of Christ It 450 in I 051 " ""°",", RI, A F Otters Episcopal 1 'S forever picking out some in- ridiculous and impos,sible little 9,458 two Sunday ScNH18 5,y Family Night Service Y P E Wud wonder and joy in his boyish fancies. Pasts. ---Sits Potts. F vaneIitliC "foedG$'d5flCIybHw It I7 V:m Shockley - cerned GENEVA CHURCH Sunday Sctool Morning Worship It may well be that these dreams, moon and all, will someday become reality for (l,s young man. Meantime, (here is countless 1 70 7 m S -'dayScpi.ol "am S Its m OF THE NAZARENE p,, j T,P,ttt "CP'wrCfhCIOOdHOWr'WTMR Roots its been Minister Nazarene OF GOD "3W find Iff"t In his fancy, he is at the controls, soaring high above the earth. One step more, and he will pilot a rocket to the moon. Pollowent 321 "" James C Vaughn CHURCH to supersonic heights with it. tit Airpoul Blvd . peculiar M,tIt K,IN H,t:,no' Morning Sunday School Church Of God It's just an old toy— yet in his ima ination this boy can climb SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Baptist One of the curious facts about stable in a tiny village; had him the Christian faith Is that the grow up like a peasant, not even biggest stumbling block In the In the center of that country, way of our acceptance of it Is but in a back district not so much what we believe or wi th a accent all its believe about God, but own; and finally had him burled rather what we believe about In a borrowed tomb, ourselves. His son continues this same . God has always con- unrelieved emphasis about the apparently small and insignificant, and little people and what we maki ng friends wi th the oddest sometimes e-uusider the lot of uncompromising souls significant things in life. We are you ever saw: a woman taken so offer concerned with bigness. in adultery, a blind beggar So our Lord, in contrast, is along the roadside, and that in. W1 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elm !: 48 a 7 )S, m ........ Christian Morning Worship ::: ....%.......-...................... Assembly Of God R e v £ DonCos Sunday School ____________________________________________________________________________ , Juit Eat? 5$ lntsrstate Needs NEW YORK (AP — To un- of knowledge proliferates, basic meanings. derstand today Is to be ac- "meaning collapses." Historians also have qualnted with yesterday. To The erosion of "meaning is a surplus on the market. At a comprehend a single word is the chief threat to culture," he recent meeting in Boston of the only from previously given told a recent inter- Organization of American Hismeanings. Even to know your- denominational gathering here tortans, It was reported that self Is to know the prior tern- of church educators. about 600 historians wi th newly pering that made you. The "beSeveral indications have earned doctorates are seeking fore" makes the "now" and the turned up lately in the educa. college and university posts this past the present. tional world of shrinking inter- year, but only 30 openings are in These are stock philosophical est in cumulative from sight. truisms. But there are signs in the past and evaluation of life's Both these disci plines, philosmodern America that the ciii- significance. The American ophy and history, are closely ture Is te nding to disregard its Philosophical Association re- linked religious faith, since past substance, to become a por ts that 500 of the 8,000 aca- recognition of transcendent "cut-flower civilization" se- demic philosophers in the reality is based bo th on acvered from root values and fo- United States have lost their cumulated reasoning and e. cused only Influences of the teaching jobs this year. periences through history. Sa':moment. An additional 2,000 recent ging Interest in those trend become 710pm country Longwood I -' . - ROLLING HILLS ORAVIAN CHURCH I),. SanI,ndo ON ' 45pfT Moravian I " Nation I 11 04 Mêtv'WOf$PP Epw.rIhLSIIVf PUV MI. X. 1Iam WeutPi'pSrvcu WtdnIi4ay NsØI P?Iy.t 1t'.c. : REV, KENNETH MULLIS First Presbyterian Church a PatlOf d,,ScM.I )' :: .~ Sabbath School ' A*I J P Fo,rtiI LIa'.$H,øó,qtP,fl&R A KwtII SaturdayS.rv.c,i Sv c, Sabba th i t.ti a in Sabbath5clipsl Vespers N m,nufl b.t.r, sintIi Wed Eve P•y.tMfnq 7 Npm THE SEVENTH Oar ADVENTIST CHURCH C.rfl.,UPlEItn C , Huh Salurda, S•rv,(II S.'ilofd 197S-7A W, % FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST m Friday. Aug. 22, Pastor's Corner Methodis t UNITY . .... -— — - - -- - - " - ITT ' / - - Have You Planned A Quality Education .:.'.I,":,'J/.\tiii* For Your Child? ENROLL TODAY - .'//:: ''-S .1$$//.i\:% iii I't i 'II" — I S 0 as — FRESH GARDEN SALADS _ I I Cole slaw, cottage cheese, . . , - OR - HOT BUFFET Roast i1rn.irwv turkey VEGETABLE with rrar.iIi BrocCOh, caulIflower, baby ,.. �WOMEN Teen ' Discovered '* ' For Wendy Role Winning a blue ribbon in the United Methodist Church of Casselberry's Youth Talent Contest was quite enough for 13 year old Dena McFarland. Little did she know that several days later it would thrust her into quite another spotlight. At the same time she was doing an intcqrvuve U111111 W tile 111U3IC of we iae Jim Croce's "I've got a name," the wheels were set in motion to give her a new name -that of "Wendy," the theme girl and representative of the national chain of hamburger restaurants. One of the judges lee Engell 's, was th e First to recognize the similarity between the red-headed, freckle faced teenager and the pigtailed youngster whose picture 15 used on "Wendy insignia. And it was Ms. Engell who brought Dens the daughter of ) Pigtailed youngster whose picture is the trademark for Wendy s hamburgers (above) seems to dl t Dc is the daughter • h started the Wendy 's chain, but who is grown now, typed as an old-fashioned, all American '' J I won't he rd for . Dena to fit the role just by being herseif. I guess I am oid fashIoned in some ways that I look at things that are hap pen i ng today and in ways that I handle some situations," says Dena. To round out the All-American Facet of Dena's personality, add her interest in bicycle riding and swimming. attention of the restaurants area supervisor, George Willis. "1 was really surprised and excited," said Dens when she learned they wanted her to appear as "Wendy" in parades, promotions, civic affairs and grand op nin'c There are four restaurants in th e (Jrla.ndu area ne ju.t Iuur miles hum her family's home in English Estates, 8 rig, P1,010 L I I - •',' im r ____ ___ • . , ~L I .. . '.•• 1. 1 : • :: • ; .' ,. Spotlight Spotl ight focuses on Dena McFarland, ___________________________________ -- confessed to my fiance t I( there had been anoth er man In my life be fore I met him. And I Foolishly told him who it Thirty bears and four adult children later, my husband still throws this man in ins Face even though I have been a devoted and faith. - INC : Smokers Packing For Camp 1. 1 ~_____.________-_ - __ - .:.% __.:1___iK±F Banquet tes H Old Sanford Family - ___ --- ! I hope you will prin t this for others who might be iflCtifleu to tell all. Silence is indeed golden. I[)IOT Ai U F Ifl'.AR BRIDE. Silence is not ala s gild n It s fl1flf. t mec l DEAR A131fl: I woul dik4eto be cremated then I die, Is 1 possible? I am a Catholic. Also how much is in% rnoneywisc? Please answer In your column There must be I -_ .-1 , , i. Y_ i- ti: ._ " _- p'' , I - '•" -4. _~L . -1 ."L -*- _~X, -. ,F 0's Triump . . . '' -. • I - ' -• .. , - . . . . I , ,,, 'j . ' I / ..' ' . . / 4 . - - , .., ¶ he ABCs ev Fi Hos u / - free beer, dancing, entertalnment, food and . . " be Apopka's Fire f, Gillam. Tickets can be obtained from ' . 4 - 1ouk ~, I.. - - a/ ' I - . .. I - "_d -- • g - - *Wwwwww_ 1. - , -i - - FMUNMENWOR I's - ' MARGE WILLIAMS 32? 1812 - ... ' --'[r ' ..-, 'U - . . 11'-'ir Hcnr1 csrtr+ ________ - •- - - . :i;1 - j - -.-,'. ;4P.I '": Sanford .. ' -- . - '- T , 1toS/?e5,q' . - . Register Now call U€ 2AC014 0, .,,. .. &IL Cli /e'F'L,- (4. ;' ' the interstate Niall at 1-4 and 436, by calling Eddie Rose at the Civic Center or Clarkie Gaston, presi dent of the ladies I . '.r' ~. K , Special guest at the event will - .' APi , SHIRLEY9 COOPER 34 212 C'i),r / ,'1pfl,r ''rf 10 h; ml.~Xft' ~I t :~ 1; -~_ , ~,,~~. ~_ - 1. -1.. ~ 1. , ~4 ~~_ 71_ 1~- - I,---- - I., W~~_,. ~ ~_:4nffll --!-t. I ~~~ - __ - I _----_ ,-..--I C_ __fam- - Ix. - ~11 A~_ __ -'!kF t i -Of???? KENT, Ohio All) The Cleveland Browns are a question mark and no one knows it better than new coach Forrest Gregg. The former Green Bay Packer a ll-pro offensive tackle has ta ken th e reins of a club w hich in 1974 had its first losing season since 1956, finishing la st in the American Conference's tough Central Di vision with a 4-10 record. "We've got our work cut out for us," Gregg said when he was named as th e fourth head coach In the h istory of th e Cleveland fra nchise . Now, fo ur weeks into th e preseason with a 1-1 record, Gregg knows even better what he faces. "We've got to have im pro vement in nearly every area," he explained with a grave smile. I'd say we've come along pretty well and we have progressed some in the areas where we need it th e most. "Over-all, we're pretty well on schedule," Gregg added. The Browns' defense ranked 23rd among the i teams in the National Football League last season. But the addition of several rookies a nd maturation of some of the team's young veter a ns could turn it around. Defensive tackles Jerry Sherk and Walter Johnson, middle linebacker Bob Babich and strong Van Green, all vet er ans, give the Browns proven str ength up the middle. And defensive line coach Dick Modzelewski Is sold on rookie defensive ends Mack Mitchell and Stan Lewis. Mit chell is 6-foot7's, 250-pounds a nd LewIs 6-4, 246, and both could earn startng positions. Rookie linebacker Dick Am brose and first-year cornerback Tony Peters also cou ld work their way into starting roles, giving th e Browns a big boost. On offense, the Br failed to move the ball consistently last either on the ground or in the air. But Gregg is counting on a bevy of young running backs and receivers and th e se ttling of Mike Phipps or young Brian Sipes at quarterback to remedy that. Phipps, a five-year veteran from Purdue, has the starting Job but is being pushed by third-year man Sipes. Bo th have strong accurate arms and will have the li kes of veteran tight end Milt Morin and former New England Patriots wide receiver Reggie Rucker to th row to. Fleet rookie wide receiver Willie Miller ha.s been the most impressive end so far this season, but the Browns' quarter backs can also choose among Billy Lefear (moved from running back ,rookies Willie Armstead and Oscar Roan and 1974 starter Steve Holden. safety owns season ' , ..' - 1. '- t. ,, - ' ' JI . - .. .-. -- IME - , . r ________ - - ____..... - - - --__________ _____ _' e •, t , . .", . '. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ te--1 __ ____ 1. --.---.-- -.s-••-.---t_ -. --- .'- - Record Game ' !1_L _,.1 fl.iUT 81110•.__L_fl iarsnaii LU ... _.ii LL,...,. UU 111111. "I've tried everything. But Paul Reuschel of the Chicago * Cubs have chiseled their place the finger has bothered me for in baseball history with a feat three years. It usually happens that stands among those of when it's humid," said the 26more famous brothers such as year-old right-hander, who the Deans. McDaniel,, Perrvs boosted his record to 10-13 as he and Neikros. collected his third straight The Reuschels combined vi ctory this season over Los Thursday afternocn for a six hit, Angeles withou t a loss. 7-0 victory over the Los Angeles Enter Paul, who joined the Dodgers, the first time in Cu bs in July from the Wichita modern base ball history that a ,eros. pair of brothers have ptched a "I like to be first," sa id Paul, shutout, according to Seymour w ho has a 1-1 record since he Siwoff of Elias Sports Bureau came to the Cubs. Inc. of New York. "I was Just trying to get them Siwoff said he checked back out," sa id Paul, za, who allowed 50 years and cou ld find no other only one hit In 2 2-3 innings of insta nce w he n two br othe rs relief. "I didn't want to lose it pitched a tandem scoreless for him." game. That period includes But Paul failed to record a Dizzy and Paul Dean of the St. --------- 4i- - "Brothers Pitch — .. ir-r"--' . ' '- -,,. 'L - . A " '.jU - _-•] t Al Continucd On Page 2-11k — White Sox 2, Yankees 1 Jerry Hairstons tie-breaking single for the White Sox in the ninth inning gave Jim Kant his 10 victory of the year and handed the Yankees their fifth straight defeat. Deron Johnson singled with one away and moved to second on Bill Melton's two-out infield hit before scoring on Hairston's single to center. Kaat needed Last-out help from IlichGossage, who chalked up his 19th save. Cubs 7, Dodgers 0 Rick and Paul Reuschel of the Cubs combined for the first shutout by two broth ers in mod ern baseball history by teaming for a six hitter against Los Angeles Hick Monda) 5 to-run homer and Jose (ardenal s two -run double paced Chicago's attack. Rick pitched the first 6 1-3 innings be fore a blister on his right hand forced him out and brought Paul in. "I was just trying to get them out," said Paul. "I just didn't wan t to lose it for him." itii('a% ,at 1, - t e 't ~_. Browns E ye F- I , 4+16. a-of_.114 ji~!-,= 1-i -.i1Fj M4 -31~ 1_ 1975 Season4 M7 By the time Baltimore got around to winning the ballgame, it was too late for Jim Palmer. The Orioles' ace right-bander, gunning to become the motor leagues' first 20-game winner this year, gunned down Texas in masterful fashion for 12 Innings Thursday night. Rut it took Baltimore two more innings to pull out a 4-2 victory. '.. iU..flUU Lee, Heywood Smith, Dwayne Woods but allowed 224 points a year ago and is inexperienced, to boot. The other independents have problems of one sort or another, although Holy Cross has a solid defense featuring Lou Kobza, Frank Matasavage and John Trimnbach up front. Wide receiver Dave Quell caught 62 passes last year, a New England record. But Syracuse is still sorely lacking in team speed, Army's defense must play over its head while the offense shifts between a ground attack led by Scott Gillogly and the passing arm of Leamon Hall, Villanova looks to new coach Dick Bedesem to improve on last year's 3-8 mark and Colgate must bolster a defense that surrendered 31.8 points a game in '74. In the well-balanced Ivy League, everyone Is given at least an outside shot at the title except Cornell and Columbia. Yale will rely on a defense led by John Smoot and John Cahill while the offense catches up. Harvard lost record breaking receiver Pat Mclnally but the main concern is at quarterback, where no one has ever completed a pass In varsity competition. - Indians 7, Royals 3 Frank Robinson noted that Jackie Brown had been 4-0 against Kansas City last year when he'd pitched for Texas. So he started Brown against the Royals and was rewarded with a victory and a route-going performance. Hemers by Oscar Gamble and George Hendrick and Frank Duffy's two-run single made his job easy. BackmTonieSchool Clothes y - — - , ... . - "Those were the two best pitchers in the league out there," Baltimore's Brooks Robinson said of Palmer and Gaylord Perry. Both Palmer and and Perry allowed two runs and struck out six batters in their stints but while Palmer allowed only Five hits in 12 innings, Perry was bounced around for 13 hits in his 11 innings. A's 5, Brewers 2 Jim Holt drove in two runs and scored two to lead Oakland past Milwaukee, a victory that handed the Brewers their sixth straight defeat and enabled the A's to widen their Al, West lead games. over Kansas City to 6 .. . . - - By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS a - Navy upset Penn State last fall and led Notre Dame for three quarters and the Midshipmen could, make it to the winner's circle for the first time since 1967 if they can beef up the offense to go with a veteran defense. Eight defensive starters return, headed by rover ('het Moeller, tackle Dave Papak and linebacker Andy Bushak. At Pitt, Coach Johnny Majors has gone to the Veer to take advantage of speedsters like running backs Tony Dorsett an All- American as a freshman in 1973 and Elliott Walker and quarterback Robert Ilaygood. But the Panthers have holes on the offensive line and in the secondary. The offensive line and the secondary also are concerns at Rutgers, which returns its top two rushers — Curt Edwards and Mike Fisher and quarterback Bert Kosup. Temple has gone 17-3 in the past two seasons and the defense, led by 2(4pound middle guard Joe Kiecko, hopes to improve on last year's 12th-place Finish nationally. The problem is finding a replacement for quarterback Steve Joachim, the country's total offense lt'a(i''r, \t'.t V irginia has a Flock of fine runners Alto? Owens, Ron Palmer Fails Tes t For 20th - EJ'T' - - :: c Dean family gathered Vincent Benson, is an attorney. k r ently to pay tribute to a fine Grandsons are Scott Randall may now be cremated. The c(At PC I lady - mother, grandmother, and Danielle Patrice Benson 0. i .y' r if great-grandmother, mother-in. Beatrice Dean Christian, A combined week's vacation 1 law, close and distant relative Indianapolis, Inc., Is a any more than $30 to go up in and an intensive medically. . and dear friend to all who supervisor, claims adjustment smo supervised program designed 'V 'i ,. DEAR ABBY: Veneral I It assembled in the banquet room Army Finance Department. to he lp hard-core smokers kick lii of the Holiday Inn. .t . Her daughter Joyce Green aixi disease is now SECOND on the the habit is the latest effort of . A family who jive in Los Angeles list of communicable diseases, Florida Hospital in its antiEtta and i ;l were unable to attend the The first is the common cold. smoking program. and their children, Mary I. 1. ,., ..* .. Most people don'tknowt at if t' i The hospital which for 12 liflu Bea " trice, came to reunion. ' Thelma Dean Njaka and V.D. goes untreated, it can b... years nas sponsored Fie-day live l ive in Sanford in 1923. Thelma 1 Chibueza are of t the art, and spinal Charleston, affect . . "Stop Smoking" plans under — and" 11 e were boy" here later . which smokers atte nd even ing family . lived at 1800 West Va. Thelma is a cord, and can eventually lead to veterinarian and is assistant death. classes but return to , Al exanderAve . S . ' director of Animal Health for The National Community ! -. , regular routines each day, this 1927. 1es4e an a wa y the state of West Virginia. Service Corps has established a week announces a five-day Nov. 1, 1953. . .. •; Chlbueza Is an engineer with national hotline that can be "live-in" program at Camp • , . The children of Mary and the the Bell Telephone Co. Teir called FREE from anywhere in i<ulaqua, near High Springs, late Leslie Dean are Mary Lou children are , .1 , .. Chima, Ikech and the U.S.A. / ., • Florida. Dean Thompson ,and her Ijeorna NJaka. It is operated mostly by Many persons addicted to husband Samuel, New York t% Dr. Odell and Mary E. Dean teenagers who have all the 11 tobacco have been helped by .tJ i . City. Mary Lou is a counselor at live in New Orleans, La. Odell is answers concerning V.D., inthe five-day plans but the new Springfield Gardens High a specialist in gynecology and cluding the symptoms to look live-in program is for long-time . School, Jamaica, k Y, Samuel Mary is a teacher. Their for as well as where to go for .smok,,rs for whom everything , Is assistant edi tor of the Pilot, children are Alisha, Leslie and f ree examination and treat. else has failed. ,..: National Maritime Union. Derrick Dean. ment In your own community. So-called "live-in" stop ;;Eq tn I 1 , Eugenia Dean Scott and Other relatives attending 11 ~. .The number to call is 1100smoking programs have been Mary Ezra, are both school principals were Sir. and Sirs. Authur 523-1885. E. Dean I cenLcr) honored by family Dr. Odell and Mary Dean Thompson (left), Beatrice Dean christlau. tried with.q ,.ss m in California Scott Eugenia Dean In Im Angeles, Calif. Their Dean, Clermont; William Dean, an C ii ja (right ) . JO-ANNE IN MASS. and Maryland and this new daughter, Saundra, is a teacher Clermont, and Mr. and Mrs. DEAR JO-ANNE: I checked program, starting October 19 at in Los Angeles. Her husband Leroy Browning, Miami, Fin. It out wi th out disclosing my, Camp Kulaqua is the first such Identity and received straight. ' program in the South, acaccurate and easily understood cording to the hospital. answers to all the questions I "We are now offering a Fiveasked about V.D. day Program in a recreation Of I highly recommend this area away from the rat race of service to anyone who has city life, out in nature where reason to believe that he (or there is pure, fresh air to nationwide trends like a broken record.. ."anything in denim" painting or picture that says "me". By JAN MONAHAN she) has a venereal disease. breathe, free from the smell of from a slack set with red stitching for girls or kinky frayed Jeans Herald Staff Writer American designers weren't sitting with their pencils behind CONFIDENTIAL TO G. IN tobacco," says John Reaves, for boys at Penney's to the real western look with fancy em- their ears when everyone else was gobbling up the Spirit of 76 ANCHORAGE: It Is said that one of the program's co.. broidered yokes at Sears. "If it has the prewashed or western look "We have a dress in 3-6x with Mickey Mouse on parade with the one does not look behind the Clothes designed for the way kids live -casual, comfortable, ordinators. it just walks right out," says Nis. Wihna Lindsey, Sears. Bicentennial '76 on it and a red checked yoke," says Mrs. Mary door unless he has once stood The program will feature and rugged — are as welcome as the cooler weather that comes }IOltZ(l5%, Penneys. there, himself. If I were you, I'd 1iat goes up top? For boys Its th e eouivalent of th e mans exercises physical and oc-. with fall and Back-to-School. leisure ateh HIM' ong sleeve arnel print shirt, cu ational therap , film according to Joe Cri.spell at Similarly the look of Earl)' Americana , boosted by the nd the colors of nature -tN browns and rusts of the earth, Penney's. It's the same at Sears c,x(vpt g they call it thewet-look television series, "little House on the Prairie," has been passed gement greens of the "11110 ~ — trees and grass, and blues of th e skies -have fallen jersey shirt. Also popular says Eddie Howard and -'11 power d elopment. from at Sears are th e along to th e younger set. Sometimes referred to as "our heritage HAIR DRESSER the adult to the children's line like the leaves from the trees. Western shirts in chambray fabrics, Supplemental acivies will It's clothes" they reflect the covered wagon days. In the girls With Following almost as if a thoughtful designer somewhere up there in New be hiking, canoeing, tennis, department at both Sears UP To 70 Pct. and Penneys there are the gauze to i York said "let's try to make kids' clothes in colors that win Fashions of adults and older teenage brothers and sisters with smocking that flare out at the waistline and o trallriding, guided nature CALLAMAVANT dirt and grass stains," have a big influence on what the younger children want and walks, crafts and evening camouflage 323024 or this looking prints on longer dresses with I orn, sleeves year, according to sales personnel they're having a much greater ' • 322-1426 programs of folk singing and And denim - that fabric that made Levi Strauss famous - input into the selection of their clothes. "Children have a lot to do Fortunately even covered wagon folk liked a touch of lace other activities. — may not say "chic" to you, but combine it with any of the western with it because if they don't get what they want, they won't wear which is about the only scrap of evidence given to the notion that it. says Ms. Lindsey, Sears. touches and mom's bound to get a look of approval from her big little girls should be little girls. brown or blue-eyed son or daughter. That's right, Jeans and And according to a national report, child psychologists are ref I g h te r s dt-nims are just as popular with the girls as they are with the With the exception of some denim skirts, casual coordinates encouraging parents to let choose and d ress themselves. boys. You've gotta admit-at least they'll take the beating an far outweigh the line of dresses for girls. There are, however 4 active child can give better than anything else. some emnants of th e good old days which appear In 1-shirts are as big a part of the children's market as they are the form of t Liu flL jumpers and pinafores. for men and women. Tiesearen't just plain old undershirt type T-. Children's department managers at the J.C. Penney store in shirts. They all hav~ something to say and the kids pick therri out The first annual . flu' with the great colors and wearability -you can't have Sanford, and Sear and Roebuck in Altamonte Springs reinforce to suit their per&'nality by selecti ng one with a screen print Springs Fireman's Ball will be everything. . he ld from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. . Saturday, August 23 In the _~ , . of I -OW-0V j .. . k s is V .0 Purchase of the $5 benefit P Le, - - ,~ . - that confession. - iiL ___. ____-~ - -- ..--. -: $ . _,_: , ,,This is a young squad that probably will have to struggle," Paterno says, "but it is a squad that should get to be pretty good before the season is over." The interior line, flanker and taliback appear to be the strong points of an offense that may include eight underclassmen In the starting line-up but could develop quickly if either John Andress or John Carroll takes charge at quarterback. "Our problem is inexperience: there is no question about the potential," Paterno says. Defensively, there are inure experienced players available, led by linebacker Greg Bottle and tackle John Quinn, but Pa. terno is concerned "about our inexperience and lack of size on the defensive line," Boston College returns its entire backfield, including Mike Kruczek, a 68.8 per rent passer, and national scoring leader Keith Barnette, while wide receiver Dave Zumnbach is on the serge of setting a number of school pass-catching records. The defense, led by cornerback Dave Almneida, will be solid while the E'agles' kicking game placekoker Fred Steinfort, punter Jim Walton is one of the bust in the (ountry. - Abby _______________ . NEW YORK tAP Rarely has Penn State had so many challengers for Eastern college football supremacy. Alphabetically, Boston College, Navy, Pitt, Rutgers, Temple and West Virginia all think they have a shot at dethroning the Nittany Lions and most of them will get a chance to prove whether or not they are for real before the season Is many weeks old. Boston College opens against Notre Dame, followed by Temple and West Virginia. Pitt starts with road contests against gulp! — Oklahoma. Temple starts with none Georgia and other than Penn State itself and the Owls also show West Virginia, Boston College and Pitt among the first five foes. West Virginia meets Temple, B.C. and Penn State in the first five weeks of the campaign. Joe Paterno refuses to call Penn State's schedule the toughest in his nine years as head coach but it is an impressive one, with in Columbus the three Temple, Stanford and Ohio State first opponents. Paterno has the best winning percentage (8545) among the nation's major college roaches SO it's i good 1bet the lions will win a goodly share of their gaines. Dear - Dens is now being fitted with the costume she will near as "Wendy." Th e old-fashioned Gibson girl dress in deep turquoise and white stripes is being made by Jean F riedman uf Orlanilu. — By Jan Monahan - L - ,,,Penn tate aces astern Football Challenge DEAR ABBY: I am able to appreciate the wisdom of your advice to the girl who was reluctant to tell her fiance that she had undergone an abortion before t hey met. 4, The adage "honesty is the best policy can, in some cases, hold no th ing but regret for the ______________________ ide.eyed innocen t ho is ful wife. eager to start married mC Wiwi flow much be tter off we both no secrets. would en had Inot made 19-year-old, I g I -Wend' w ho NIr. and ,Mrs. Dean McFarland to the have a twin (see jjr= -- Friday, Aug. 22, 1975-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pre-Marital Affair Haunting Marriage '4'i.. SPORTS 0 Friday, Aug. 22, 1975-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Maitland, with three more scheduled to open. "But I was worried about how much time It would take It," she added. An honor student going into eighth grade at Tuscawilla Middle School this fall, Dena is already involved in a number of activities. She is on the Literary staff, plays flute in the band, is president and sweetheart of the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship and takes dancing lessons. wo . I f "! 4 . ~~ a. - - - -- ~ _; .. 4 .; - zi_.ik~ - - - --- I - k - - 19MM -1 Sets World Record 'Furniss - __ 0-1 A new dance it is not; simply a collision at a Lyman football practice. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Lyman Travels Rough Road KANSAS CITY (AP) World Furniss held the old record, records really aren't Bruce 1:50.89, set in the world ctham-. Furniss' cup of tea. pioaship trials at Long Beach in "Just winning Is the real pay- June. off in FurnLss said Shaw wound up second in Thursday night. "Even winning 1:52.05. It was an exact reversal - It rI.s(.q., ,JUU .L .L.._ L._. IJV%I% JUl11 Lit TTCLICU4 1U1JL Wilen anaw best is the big thing.” edged Furniss in world record Yet, if a swimmer does win time of 3:53,31 in the 400-meter and manages to set a world fretstyle. record, Furisiss figures that's Furniss pulled away for good fine, with 25 meters left. Furniss did both Thursday The swimmers added night during the Amateur Ath- American records Thursday letic Union long course chain- night. Shirley Babashoff of Mispionships and brushed aside sion Viejo, Calif., set one in the Inn Sha,A, his Long Beach, Ca- women's 200-meter freest1e, hf., Swim Club teammate and conquering the Wyandot Swim an old jinx, in the process. His Club pool in 2:(2.40 and beating world shattering time of one her old record of 2:02.54 set two minute, 50.32 seconds came in (Continued On Page 2-B) the men's 200-meter freestyle. — swimming," n „, By JIM HAYNES Hera ld Sports Writer I.yman high School's foot ball team has added a new twist to the old mtody "Septem be r Song." Greyhound Coach Dick Copeland has learned that it is indeed "a long time from May to September." last spring he felt he had matters fig ured out in the area of player personnel. But when 10 players from spring pr actice failed to show up, Copeland went ba ck to the proverbial dr awing board. "Right now we have three positions really wide ope n." he said at Th ursday's practice. At question is defensive end, split end and an offensive tackle, "Oh, we have candidates," added the Greyhound coach, "three or four at each of those spots." Vying for the defensive end starting berth are Kevin Burnes, Rick Knight, Bob Lorah and Brian 3entley. Battling it our for split end are Mickey Manning, John Osborne, Kevin Luby and Danny Williams. Kim Sweat, Ken Place and Rory Stone have the Inside track or the offensive tackle spot. "As always, one player won't necessarily nail down the Job all to himself," said Copeland. "It's a long season, and depth factors are vital to any football team." Copeland has a 41-player squad in twicea-day workouts until school starts. First day high school players may work out in pads is Saturday. Lyman players worked out in the offseason and made use of weight room facilities at Seminole Community College. Among returnees who reported in top shape include Jerry Human, Al Stanley, Bob Griazzi, Bob Burkhart, Horace Alexander, Jim Barren and Craig Smith. v i.,,,..,',I.$,,I,f .,n... five �2B g Herald, Sanford FL Friday, Aug. 22, D7S ThAI S ports OnTV SATURDAY 17 l(lp rn •11 C,rpatest S ort%Leqerwjs (Roy Cmmpanella g m (7i) Tnn IU S Pro Champonsh.p from Chslnut Hl) 1 p m 115) NFL Act,o 7S IM'nriesola Vikngs 1971 season) 1 (151 ln,*j,0 Champ.on.jt;p Wrestling p rn f7) Ra"balI Today 1 p ni (7 $1 Base(,,sIf (Cincinnati Re v the Pirates at Pttshp, ri.n name California Anglt vs Yanketj at New Yorfr.t 7 10 p m (91 Ch,imp,onspiip Wrtllsng from FlorIda 3 10 pm 191 Golf ITovrnimpnt PIaers ChampionshIp) I 10pm (Al 1t.q. CM Soorit Spectacular (long ball driving contest. Norton v% inS.' Garcia In Schedule-Ct tO round boing match national divinn (PiamflOnsh.pt) 110pm (15) Car and Trark S p ii. (9) - - W,d.'World Of Scrrtc L tIle Lt.ju.' World Series from '. lllmp(yf Pa I 7 pm iii) Chamo,onm,p Wrestling from Florida pm 115 41) flasiball (Atlanta Braves vs Carctnals it St I ('ti'S) 1(1 r m 115' Md Atlaotç (hamp.onshp Wrestl.nq I Med. Qu Womi Classic) 1 p rnf%jl -- The Champions Worfd er,nof Martial Artsl pm ($1 - Team Tenn,t I Team Ttnnit plaff ctiam rrhg, match) 7 m (9) Water World IMiami SeaQuarium 7 p m (36) .'b.ill(Atlnt4 flravts vs St 1cj (ird,r,i% I 7 10 (9t T.nri IRF Pro Celebrity Te-on T('Urflhi(. , I p i Jax Express 1741 woru 'l IA) SOCCCr (Soccer Bowl championship game beteen p m (9) - Golf if in.jl round of Tournament Players Cham r r"Plp) lOp rfl (IS) - CarolMannCelebrltycolf Challenge . p m 171) - Tenn, (U S Pro Chamoophps MONDAY I. p m (71) - Tennis (U S Pro Charrp,onr1ps f p ni (7,9) - Rairbali World of Jose Geraqola FC'*ardVillell, of the New York Ballet about similarities between r*,eialg and lancing) f lp r'i '? I) Rac.hill tBautm.re Orcites vs Royats at Xansa TUESDAY 111 p m 115 Baset,all (Atlanta Braves vs Pittsburgh WEDNESDAY / 10 r r" 3S11l race for the $50, 000 grand prize. That trio was in at 67. Nicklaus, the defending champion, finished dramatically four hours before Geiberger and held the lead alone most of the sultry, serene afternoon. Big Jack knifed through the par 35-35--70 Colonial coursc like a killer shark, slashing (our shots from par through 16 flawless holes. He squandered a bit of glory in a jungle at the 17th hole, taking a double bogey six, then struck back with a near eagle at the 434-yard 18th green for a sparkling 67. "I played a line round of golf," said Nicklaus imagine that it would have been pretty hard for the team to stay close. But we did." San Antonio, at the top of the western division with a 3-1 record, leads the WFL in scoring. The Wings quarterback is unheralded Johnnie Va1ton, who was on the Los Angeles Rams' roster three years but saw little action in the National Football League. lie's ranked second among WFI, quarterbacks. somewhat quizzically. "I really did." Irwin, playing with Geiberger and Arnold Palmer, also committed but one major miscue, and it cost him a share of the lead. He was four under par at the time. "I tried to play smart golf by hitting a three wood off the tee at No. 6 but I smarted it right Into the left rough," he confessed. It cost him a bogey. Dickson, admittedly floundering about in "quite an off year," said he entered the first round totally without confidence but that his game suddenly and somewhat mysteriously crystalized. "I was playing with hale Douglass and Dave I• ()1IgII(:Jr) Sciys Bod y • II • tt'.I: ngs .1 ' Stockton and they said they've never seen me swing so smoothly," Dickson said. A stroke back at 68 were Buddy Aim, Jjj Weichers and Mike Wynn. Baseball (B?aves vs Prtes THURSDAY p rn 19) - - Women s Sports Soec al (Corrpetitons and :th tpp women athletes) FRIDAY $ p m (9) - NCAA PreSeason Report (upcom.ng college football SPI'tOfl) TO THE NAMED' YOU ARE (Ston,' 119) Cincinnati (Billinqeaam 145 and (larry 951 at P"ttbtjrgpu f(ar'delarla A 1 and Oemef'y 5 IPIPI (-Gross, Htn. 9 P Met Iner. Htn. 9, Kessinqer. (P'I. 9' 1) Parker. Pqh. I: Garr. Art. 9; Grit fey Cm, 5; r,,. 3). 7. (tnt Atlrti (Easterly I 6) at St Ifl(ri5 V Pa'mussen 7 7). In) SF, $ Palmer and Gary Player remained in c tentlon with one-over-par 71s, BWy Casper and British Open champ Tom Watson were at i, and the 75 list included Lee Trevino and io Weiskopf. Johnny Miller withdrew with a sore wrist. American Pfitactelpeiia lUndery()d 12 f1 t San Oseon IF.etleben League (300 I1ATTING at bats)(amew Mimi 370. Lynn, Bsn. ml 310 Mtr,NY, 316 Wash ,.'rvutmeal twarthen 6311 at •r$', Oak, )lIj. S'nqleton. Pal. 309 I oc Ano."es 'Pau 10 9). In) P II 91 S I vnn hey. York lSaav.r 1771 at Bsn. .. (MP*, Mm. 7$ R'ce. Rsn. '' an Fmanrisrri iFilton •) 'Vstr7pvnskl, 9tn. 75, Kr. 74 Saturday's Games t4t,%on at (h'cago (inrinnaB at PittSburgh hew York at Sa.i Frarc,co M4'w',trpal at Los Angeles, 7. 'rI f.'l*pt.j at ¶1 Louis lot Mayberry, PUNS BATTED IN- L.ynn. Pin. $9 Maybs'cry, KC. I May, Pal. 91. Rice. 6sn. $7. r. MI. l'4IT5.-('me'w M,n. 160 Mun son. PlY lii,- Rivers. Cal. )47 PNlclp1ua at D.eqo. Sinoleton San Pal, ill; Washing Ifs) tori, Oak, laO Sundys Games ("OlIPI ES -MrRae. i xc. t .it I von, (Iso 3') - R Jackson. Oa P-tt%h.jrp, l'c',,St0n ,it (Pi(aqo Ltlanta at St LouiS York at Si'ott. 7' cI,Iet tierry San Frisscisco, Phi!atph.a .' I jn Dpci 7 YPIPI F'.- Rivers s P.rw York ¶6 $7 sI 36 6a MiJea,ikor 1I,.tmot '. 70 fl in Pawtucket, Ri., where his batting average was a dismal .208. 'Whenever I go out on the field, I want to gi 100 per cent," he said. "When my body will give only SO per cent, I think it's time to retire." 6 P0. 08 eo - NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 6' 311 EflibiIlon Games 300 '7'; i4 U', 441 - So is a 7 West IA SO 633 Al 35 333 6', (l".rann $7 6') 196 II', 6) U ISO IS', 5* /.1 140 II ¶9 69 167 II Thursday's Results rp'irann 7 hew York I '-',elnnfl 7 kansas City 3 r.ty lariri S M.l*ask.-.' 2 I'altimnnre I Teuiuc 7, II in .', rnns Thursday's Rtsvlt 5ap (lmO 20. San Francisco Today's Games PittthtirQh at Baltimore. mu 91e F,v,tarud at Philadelphia. ri Cleveland at Wa%hnqfon, , Saturday's Games Vnt* City at Otfit (hicnn vs St Lou's (P'arnpaiqn, , Oakland at at Atlanta. mu C,reaqi flv at Cincinnati, ) c's Arv- ,l.ç at Ihiftalo. n Minrupsj,?a at Dallas. n Mipmi at Pl.-* Orleans. Houston it Denver. n Sunday's Game hew York Jets VS New York (unIv miami'. Sch"duld Thdays Games (P'fraon (f$tern A It) at Bs tru' lMei.e'l 9 71 In) G'ntt at New Ha yen, Coon 1)91 t 'vr,,k l'4,,'li, l l7i (01 WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE (IeyrJ 'Pnterson 57) •1 Eastern Diyliaon nsas City ISpJ'tforff 6U. In) W I I Pci. PF PA (aklrid Iflahnsr'n I II) at 7 0 0 I ('00 '10 37 f.'Iwlut4, r'v' 'Travors 37). In) PirmPiam i n u; ii Detroit SR,,bulp 109) t Mimi ,Jarlsnnv I I 0 300 a 3' re'n tt,ntt7 1)101. fnl PP'iIai'*ula 1 7 0 337 II I PaItim,ee ilnrrep tilj at (9u4IqIttp ,', ?.'.'r"ph; Trv,s IPeciannwii Saturday's 171. Games SrI) (P','rnn at 13'u'.tnn (?ltrria a' i' - Yvk ('4 trot at '/inn'-sn(o at Visns.j Cty, in) 0*5 lAnd a MilWaukee'. In) f Tr'.a, in) Sunday's Castes f,'iItr fhranr. .1' 14r,'.tnqi C' A,'Iflnf.%nta aI kamisM City ()afaeuø at Mifwaukp r,.m'ir,e,n ' V".*'. ,n (ur*rr,* t '' San I. 23) 70 Western Dlvis4 Anton I I 0 750 120 (alIt 'hrrwpt 7 I o f1 II 40 HawaiI 1 7 I 0 647 7 0 3]) (Pii(*rl4i • 1 7 0 3)3 13 44 Pprthuqt 1) 1 0 000 37 7) Saturday's Games 5an ,ri!nn at :acksonv,ll,, Mtr',ptic ,t 4øq'PPir'qn P4laneIpp,ma, California at 8w n'irithm, mu iqeverinqt t",cao,, at , Hiswa,i. , n house located on Longwood Seminole County, Florida. will at 11 00 A M on the 13th day of Sep ember, A D 1975, oIler for sale and tell to the highest bidder, for Cash, subject to any and all existing leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. the above :- * described personal property. That said sale Is being made tO sa?lsfy the termS of said Writ of " Execution John E Polk. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida 3222611 - - prescribes that the location change in any polling place can only be made when the Board of County Commissioners determine that the accommodations for the holding of any election are inadequate at the petmanent polling place, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners o Seminole County, Florida, has determined that the accommodationnc,flhepoilingpsace in EIction Precinct No 47 is Inadequate in compliance with Florida Law NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVEObythe BoirdolCounty Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that the polling place of Election Precinct No 11 Is ternporarily changed for the SPECIAL ELECTION, Woodlandi Municipal services Taxing Unit, called for Sep?ember73,197S.tolheLongw Community Building RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of the adoption cit this Resolution, together with a clear descrIption 06 the change of the PollIng P13cc be published in two 7) issues of a newspaper of general circulation published Ir. SemInole County UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED thés day of July AD, 197$ (Seal) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr Clerk of the Circuit COurt By - Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk 'is ____________________________ TIff CIT lIENS - vs CLAUDE A WOLFE, INC., CASTLE C USTOM CABINETS. INC , INLAND MATERIALS, INC., ALOMA SPRING CREST DRAPERIES. TRI CITY ELEC. TRICAL CONTRACTORS ,INC . A DV A N C E 0 L I OH T I N 0 PRODUCT S. p Oscar Plarnorudon, deceased. and at saId lime, then and there, make application to the said Judge for a find settlement of his ad ministration of said estate, and for an order discharging him as such ' -C • Administrator Dated this fhe 4th day of August, A C )975 H J Bridges As Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Oscar Plamondcru Deceased Publish - Aug 5, IS, 77. 29, 1975 THE DEFENDANTS NAMED ABOVE AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a suit was instituted by the a'iove named Plaintiff against the Dr'fendar.ts IN TH CIRCUIT COURT OF THII EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. named above on the- 12th day of August, A D. 1975. in the above Involving the entitled Court. property described below, situate. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE PlO. 15241 CF lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, to All creditors of the estate ol JESSIE (FE ALLEN deceesed are herby notified and required to file any claims or demands which they may have' against said eState in the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida. in Ihe I I . ' tpuis notice Each claim or demand , ' I 4 ' ,, . 'I. I Ewning}iejtj _____ I lila courthouse at Sanford. Florida. within four calendar months from the date of the flrI publication of ' must be In writing and mutt state the place of residence and postoffice address of the claImant and must be sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent, or tilt attorney, or it will become yoid according to law August i. 1973 5 Roger L Iirry As AdministrAtor (RRY ROGER L Attorney for Estate Address P0 Drawer o Sankrd. I , 1975 Publish Aug IS, - CEO 19 CEO iS ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.1716.CA.o.A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PARK WINTER FEDERAL PROBATE DIVISION SAVINGS AND LOAN PROBATE NO. 7S314-CP ASSOCIATION, a corporation OfQilni:ed .'ind e'u.SIng under the In RE: Estate of laws of the Unted States of THOMAS LESTER HUOSOII America. Deceased Plaintiff, vi SHIOMO BENYAMINY. ef u' et al. according to law August 17. 1915 Defendants unknown toanyandallotherparties claiming any rIght, title', and or interest ifl and to the following described property to wit Condominium Unit No C 137 in Id inn 9. according to the Floor PIAnwl'ilch isapart of Plat Planarid of Restrictions. Covenants, Con AddresS 8101 Fontainebleau Blvd Apt Miami, FIa 33172 Publish Aug, 15, 77. 1975 DEO 97 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE NO. 75.235.0 P In RE: Estate of KENNETH F STRAIGHT FORECLOSE MORTGAGE I 731. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, toqetp,er with an JOHN 1) SULLIVAN. arid all those claiming any right. titleor Interest by. through or under you, ire hereby notified ttuat a complaint to foreclose a certain and toiether with Whirlpool Refrigerator (EVT1IDWI and Walt to Wall Carpeting in Living Room, Hall and Four Bedrooms located theceln and thern. has been filed against you. and you are reQuired to serve a copy Of your answer or pleading to the Complaint on the Plaintiff's attorney. PATRICK MGROTTY, 1701 Bnickell Avenue, No 301, MIami, Florida, and flletPmeoriginal answer cc pleadiria in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court onor before the 76th day Of September, 197$ if you (ail to do so. iudgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In the complaint DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Seminole County Clrcut Court By Elaine RiChard. Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 77. 298. Sept, 5, 12. 1975 0(0 176 IN RE: DISSOLUTION MARRIAGE ROBIN JAMIE I-lODGE OF Petitioner wife. ARTHUR Respondent husband that certain Common Properties as forth and defined in the aforementioned Declaration and tooether with the carport ap pertaining to the aforedescribed (OnClflfliinium unit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage rio the above' described property tcn instituted against you in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth GEORGE JOSEPH ARTHUR HODGE. 73)05 HilltOp Road . Desert Hot Springs. California 97210 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ROBIN JAMIE HODGE. has NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court. and serve a copy lherol upon VICTOR E W000MAPS, of the firm of Winclerweedle, Names. Ward & You are hereby notified and required to present any claim) and Wcmdman. PA ,Post Oflic, Box ISO. Winter Park, Florida 32759. At dfnA0d whiCh ycu may have againsl the estate of KENNETH F STRAIGhT, deceased late of tprne,- for Plaintiff n the above Styled action, on or before the 73rd day of September 1973 If you fall to lot 93. Howell Estates Subdiv'tion Seminole County, Florida. to the fluIlin1. Sanford, 7)0 Ec1w,inc1 Florida 37771. and file the orginal with th clerk of the above styled do so, judgment by default will be Replat Seminole County. Florida. Court, on or before the 73rd day of Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file taken against recorded in Plat Book 15. Pages 17 arid 1$. of Ihe Public Records of SeminOle Couiuty. ilrid , PARCEL II according to the pIaI Ihereof recorded in Flat Book II, Pages 47 and II, of the Public Records of Semiiuole County. Florida The relief sought as to the property m5tOQUlCt the above named Plaintiff's title to that Property against the Defendants named abOve DATED this 17th day of August. A tI . 1915 Ned PS Julian, Jr NED N JULIAN, JR ESQ. cit STENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH Post Office Box 1)O Sanford, Fl 3777) Attorneys for Plaintiff P'bllsh Aug fl, 1973 11(0 17) the same in tupllcate and as provIded ii Section 73) 16, Florida Statutes, in their offices in the Counly Courthouse In Seminole County, Florida, within you for the relief demanded in Complaint, Thit Notice shall he published once' each w'eb for four comecutiv• weeks in The Evening Herald, four WITNESS the h.'sflJtiil lmie Ci,,k UI calendar montns from the time of the first publication hereof, cu the same will be barred Fledat Sanford, Florida, this IIlh day of August. 1975 Kenneth W Straight, Sr. As Administrator WILLIAM L COLBERT. ESQ STENSTROM.DAVIS&McIPSTOSH Attorney for Administrator Address Flagship Bank of Sanford P.O. Box 1330 Sanford. Fla 37771 Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, thiS thy' 70th day of August 1973 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Cecella V Ekern Deputy Clerk WlNoFpwED1E, IIAINES, Publish August: 15, 77, 197$ CEO 77 WARD & W000MAN. P A Post Office' Pox $10 Winter Park, Fløid PHYLLIS JEAN SULLIVAN. W,fe 37759 Publish Aug 77,398. Sept. 5. 12. 1973 (lEO 123 Legal Notice ___________________________ filed Petition nthe Circuit COurt Seminole County, FIorii. fr thc Dissolution of Marriage existing between ROBIN JAMIE HODGE and GEORGE JOSEPH ARTHUR I-lODGE. JR . And you are require'd to serve a copy of your written detente, if a'iy, on her Attorney Albert N FIttj wnos address t In Re: The Marriage of COLLEEN HOLLEY RUTH. IfuSbAnd THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO WHOSE RESIDENCE AND THE STATE OF FLORIDA UNKNOWN TO - ROBERT C RUTH, JR cC Robert C Ruth. Sr. 1103 East Poplar Street '''k. Penn 1710) You APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dssolutiort f your marriage hIS neen filed against you and that Petitioner. JOHN 0 SULLIVAN. Seeks other relief against you affecting the foflowing described real property. towit Lot 3. Block 17. Plantation Estates, Unit 77. according to the map recorded in Map Book 23. Page 90, PublIc Records of Volusia County, Florida AND. you are required to appear and file your Answer or other dc fq% or pleadina with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida. and serve a cop therof on Petitioner's attorney, Roger I Berry of .BERRY & FULLER, 110 Commercial E Street, P0 Drawer 0. Sanford, Florida 32711. on or before the 24th day of September. 1975. or otherwise adefault willbeentered against you WITNESS my hand and official sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Court the 19th day of August. 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Be'Ckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Cc'celia V Ekern Dr'puly Clerk ROGER L BERRY Berry & Fuller YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT COLLEEN HOLLEY RUTH has filid a Petition in the Cincuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. on WILLIAM 1 COLBERT. of STEPISTROM, DAVIS & MclN default and ultimate iudgment will anf0rd Florida 3777) Attorneys for Petitioner YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SALE Notice 5 hereby given that, cit your written defenses. if any. to it DOPSAt 0 1 MAPBLESTOPIE Point Cc'tpt Attorney for Petitioner, whose address It P0 Box 7)51. Sanford. Flor.da, 37771. and tIe the orgnal pict thereof as recorded 'mu Plat book nine, pane 15, of the Public Records Of Seminole County, Fioridl Lot Ii. Tract Two of Paradise Second S.'tie n Seminole F-iprd,, .uc(nrdng to the It public sale, to the highest bidder. September a for cash, at thewest front door of the Jjdament may be entered against fri. the relief v'f5( ,n the Petition SeminOle County Courthouse Ui SAflV,rd. Florida at 11 k A.M on September 3. 1975 Witness my hand WITNESS my hand and the scald tail (curt tPui5 19th day of August. (SEAt? Arthur H Becltw'ttu, Jr Clerk rut the Circuit Court Sr'mmnoie Count,. Florida (Iy Cv'celia V Ekeit, Deputy Clerk I MARBLEST(.ifE Attorney for PetItioner P0 Pci 715? Sanford, Florda )77'I Dublith Aug 27.791 Sept 5. Il 197S CEO I?) EUCEPfF BREWER. Husband- Pespon-:i"- ' NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIA;i EUGENE BREWER P 0 Box 104 Camploru, Kentucky that the' Court award that certain voperty owned by you and your wife. MARY LEE BREWER, as tenants by the entirety. localed at rt'rsL'an' to the Orter or Foal 7)1 Ballard Street. Altamonte Spring's, Florida, and more par Jtdamer,t entered in tOt cause. fl the Circuit Court of Seminole ticularly described as Lot 12 arid E Cmutv, Florida, I wlI tell the 75 feet of lot 1), block (B). Soulh Altamnopte Heights, according to the property situated in willS ttie Clerk of the above styled WITNESS MY HAND arId OF .'.IAPi I EE BR EWER. Wife Petton.' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ptaintiff, that a Petition for Dissolution of " THEODORE NUNCIO and NANCY Marriagehas been filed against you andtherelsad,mancl in the Petition P NhJNClO hiS Seminole County. Florida, described as otherwIse IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO 7S.)463.CA.04E IN RE: The Marriage of TO that an action for Dissolution of ASarriage has been flIed against you and you are required tosetbe a cocv 1975. .'. THE STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY, a Florida banking con poralion, 'feoclants LOuSilte Xentuck four Attorney for Effie Hariltinson. Executr Acld'ess Suite 205. a £ Highway 4)6 Casseberry. Florida 32707 Publish Aq 15. 77, 1973 DEC 91 toe original with the Cerk Of the above Styled Court on or before September 76. 1Q15. Otherwise a NOTICE OF ACTION 7010 Souttuside Drive within (SEAL) Arthur H BeCkwitfl. Jr Clerk of the Crcu't Court Seminole Cnty, Florida By Cecelia V Eltern Deputy Clerk WIL LI AM L COLBEP I. ESQ STEPISTROM DAVIS & MCINTOSH Flagship Rank of Sanford Petitioner, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 75.1064 CAO9A MARTHA LYNN CUTSHALL Florida, LAW OFFICES POSENBLUM t. PIP' '5 Maston O'Pleai for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73)726 CA04 EE Wife County, WITNESS my hand and flffiCi$l seat of said Court onthe 11th day of August. A D 1975 Attorneys ad:tress is Post Office BOx 1330, Sanford. Florida 32771, and file PublstuAug 77.291 Sept 5. I?. 1973 0(0 119 Husband, and MARTHA LYNN CIJTSHALL. provided in Section 733 18. Florida Statutes, mu their offices in the County Courthouse in Seminole be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Ptitiøn TOSH. P0. Drawer 0 Sanford, Florida 37771 ihl1th Aug 77.798. Sept 3 17. 1975 0(0 172 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF BPU(F CLIFFORD CUTSHALL demands wP,ch 'you may hai.. ain5t the estate of WALTER I HANK INSON deceased late of Seminole County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. and file the same in plicate and as calendar months from the time ot the first publication hene'oI, or the Same *ill be barred led at Sanford, FIord, th% 12th day of August, 1975 5 Etfie A Hank "..:i b 7,'astoqu 0 N.'al Atty fee' Estate ot WaIte' I Hans rS,rl A E,ecutr P0 Box 1330 110 E Commercial 5t TO To All Creditor's arid All Pers,jns Haung Claims or Demands Against Said Estate You are hereby notified and required o present any Claims and NOTICE TO DEFEND MAILING ADDRESS ARE I HAPIXINSON Deeased NOTICE TO CREDITORS PHYLLIS JEAN SULLIVAN Court on or before the 74th day of EICIAL SEAL of said Court this 20th clay of AuguSt 1973 (SEAl ) Arthur H Beckwth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Flo'ida 37771 Ily Cecitia V (kern Deputy Clerk Al flEPT N FlITS Attorney for the Pefittoner Fdwards Building Sanford. Florida Publish Aug 21.791 Sept 3, 17. 1975 CEO 179 WALE ROBERT C RUTH. JR September 1973 otherwise a defa,jlt wr'r',' the' avid In RE: Estate of Wife and an Ultimate Judgment will be entered aoaintt you for the relief dernancleci in said Petition, which the fllssnlsasrw'. "'r':. :i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUPS ry. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 7S.250CP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-171S.CA.04.A arid NOTICE OFACTIOPI NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO To All Credlors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate' deceased Husband. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1742CAO1.0 undivided) 43rd Interest inandto all set IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF You. WILLIAM BARWICK arid MARJORIE BARWICK, hi% wife, and GEORGE JOSEPH HODGE, JR Legal Notice CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-172.CA.04.0 SUITTO Survey which are exhibit "C". to the Declaration NOIWOLK, Va. (APi — Glen Combs, a guard for the Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association, announced his retirement after a seven.year professional career. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Clerk SHIOMO BENYAMIPSY And ALEGRA BENYAMINY tums wife Residence and Addrvss Reservations As Administrator 0 THOMAS BALL Residence Unknown Last Xnw Residence r o Poal Pearson Route No 1 Winterset. Iowa 273 NOTICE OF SUIT TO di'icw's And Easements, WEKIVA VIII AS. a condominium. recorded inOfficials Records Book 1017. Page Hoyette S Hudlon hit wife. Retires Combs Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clerk WILFRED H CONRAD Attorney for Petitioner 100 North Highway 17 Casselberry. FIor,da 37707 Publish Aug 72. 79 & Sept 5. 17. 1975 CEO 125 thiS 20th day of Augutt, A D 1973 All creditors of Ihe estate of THOMAS LESTER HUDSON, deceased are hereby notified and PARCEL I NOTICE TO ('REDITORS i Flagship Bank of Sanford P0, Box 1330 Sinford, Fla 37771 Publish August - 15, 77, 197$ TORONTO IAP — The Canadian Soccer Association ordered the Serbian White Eagles to play a National ccer Iague game Aug. 28 in an emy stadium, Eric King, executive-director of the CSA, said. King said the action stems from an incident July 13 in which an international match between the Ite Eagles and Monterey of Mexico had to be abandoned in the second half when spectators invaded the field. t n NOTICE TO DEFEND JtidicialCircuit. inand for Seminole County. Florida You and each of you are hereby required to file your Answer with the Clerk of Itie Circuit Lot 91. Howell Estates Subdivision Peplat Seminole County. Florida, according to the Pta? thereof Deceased f -,, FLORIDA 115 PENDENS TO .'. CEO 3' I . INC.. FIBERGLASS & PLASTICS, INC. PANNING LUMBER A. HARD WARE CO . INC . FLORIDA TRIM & DOOR. INC . BUPZLAFF. INC., HEATH & ASSOCIATES LAND SURVEYORS, INC,. BILL LaBREE d b a PILL LABREE. PLUMBER, FLOPEPITINE MARBLE. TILE & TERRAllO, INC . CENTRAL FLORIDA DOOR COMPANY, I-fARRELL". GLMSS COMPANY. INC , KF?,PNEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC. Defendants, minislrator of the Estate of Joseph ', (SEAL) William Ouellefte Administrator Joe D. Mattipoy, Team Faces Empty Stadium CONRAD. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr As Clerk of the Court WILL tAM BARWICK and MARJORIE BARWICK. Lot LAKE SI. HARRIET ESTATES, according to the PLO thereof. as recorded in Plat Book 12. Pane'S 138. 16, of the Public Records of Seminole Codunty. Florida, aka 137 Dahlia Ccurt. Meitland. Florida. McINTOSH H petitioners attorney, whose address is 100 North Highway 17 97. Casselberry. Florida 37707. on or he'frrp cepl.mher 7, the orig;nal with the clerk of Ihis ccurt ether befOre ServiCe or petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the pititin WITNESS my hand and the seal of thiS Court on August 70. 1975 mor?aaoeooth,followimigdescnibed property, t wit' As Administrator WILLIAM L. COLBERT, ESQ STEPISTROM. DAVIS & Attorney for Estate IVALE E A PEPILAPID 370 Ci,mherland A.'ue Asheil?e North Carolna (SFAL) WILLIAM BARWICK and MAR JOPIE RARWICK, Pii5 wife. Defendant County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. and file the same in the duplicate and as provided In SectIon 733 18. FOqida Statutes. In their offices in the County Cour Douse in Seminole County, Florida, 1975 required to file any claims or demands which they may have against said estate. in the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, In the courthouse at Sanford, Florida. within four talenitar months from the date of the flrtt publication of thiS notice. Each claim cr demand mutt be in writing and must state the ilace of resIdence and post offIce address o the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent. or his attorney, or it will become void SOUTHEASTERN PIOME MOP IGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, TO within four calendar months from the first publicitin herf, or the same will be barred. Filedat Sanford. Florida,thit 17th day of August, 1975 WILLIAM L COLBERT Pr Ni WILFRED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. QUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO 73.l$37.CAO9.0 WYLLIE. deceased lateof Seminole the time of — YOU APE P4OTI lED that an action for diSSOlutiOn 04 marriage has been filed against you and you are reQuired to Serve .s copy ot your written defenSes, If any. to it on 371 South Knowles Avenue P 0 Drawer Winter Park. Fla 37719 Pblith iug 77. 1975 clalmsanddemandswhlchyou may have against the estate of EMILY Dated this 17th day of August. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOWARD COOLEY Graham & Markel, PA Attorneys at Law You are hereby notified arid rquired to rresen? any of the Circuit Court. Probate Division, Seminole County, Florida, a' the Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. within four (4) calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice Each claim or demand must be in wCiting and contan the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn by the claimant, his agent or attorney. or the tame shall be void. Each Creditor shall deliver tuf ficient copies of hit claim to enable the Circuit Court to mail on. to each personal representative Plaintiff. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 74.119 CF In to the Estate of: JOSEPH OSCAR PLAMONDON Diceased FINAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given lat the undersigned will, on the 7th day ot October. A D )97S, present to the Honorabledircult Judgeof Seminole final return, County. Florida, h account and vouchert, as Ad Having Claims or Demands Agilnst Said Estate' said estate in the office *6 the Clerk poraticvi, SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons . MIAMI API Wide receiver Cotton .Speyrer, who ;tlkt'd (Jut Ill the Washington Redskins training camp l;lt t'l'k anli sas acquired by the Miami Ikilphin.s, says be knows itwon't be easy to make the team. "Its going to be a rough road," Speyrer said Thursday after the Dolphins traded an undisclosed draft pick (or the rights to the 26-year-old speedster. "But I give myself as good a chance as anybody else, as Far as the guys who haven't made the team for sure" I)olphin Coach Don Shula said he obtained Speyrer because of "injuries and uncertajzi(jes at our wide-receiver position," vi NOTICE OF ACTION ,. DECEASED - BANK OF OVIFDO. a Florida banking cor EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE IvAt FE TO Plaintiff, In RE: Estate of EMILY WYLLIE CEO CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1441.CA-0t.A iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE NO. 7S.I69.CP IN RE: ESTATE OF Aunusi. 0(0 174 DEQIS Attorneyt for Administrator 307 South Washington Avenue Tituiville, Florida 32750 Publish Aug 13, 77, 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Attorney for Petitioner DONALD MARHAN OUELLETTE, Deceased Speyrer: 'Rough Road' IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM A PENIAND, Husb.uril and DCPUIY Clerk TERPENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, ESQ DEQ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EI0HIEENIH uDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1717.CA.04 E (Iv Elaine RiCharde fly Lillian T. Jenkins IN THE CIPCIJIT COISR flu AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 73.73LCP DFO 96 Arthur H fteckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk City of Longwood, Florida Players in the NFL are entering their second season without a contract. A year ago, members of the NFLPA ssent on strike for several weeks but returned to their teams and played the 1!174 season without a new contract .it1)t with c'luli owners. (SEAl Arthur H. Beckwilh. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Publlth August' 13, 77. 29 & of Henderson & Matheny Clerk to tne Board 06 County Cnmitsioners in and for Seminole County. Florida Publish Aug 1272, 197$ CEO 53 Dated thIs 70th day ot (;ars'e)'. By. Onnie R SPigmate City Clerk PubIih Aug 17. 1$, 19.70.2). fl. 1975 used in coniunctioru therewith, This aIe is made pursuant entry of Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in C'vil Action Plo iS 1196 CA 09 now pending in the Circuit Court in and br Seminole Cnty, Florida (SEAL) CIty Clerk of the ATTEST according to the Plat thereof recorded in Ptal Hook I. Page 63.01 the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida (less Road Right of Controversial Garvey MANK1VI'O, Minn. ItPI — Minnesota Vikings players voted Thursday night to ask for the resignation of National Football League Players Association 'NFI.PAI t'xe utive director Ed Garvey. 'hit' Vikings are believed tn be the first Natmnal l'(itl)all League team to publicly seek the resignation ml meeting, September •tti, i97 after 730 PM Cit) of LOflQwOod Seminole Court-v. Florida coil eppurlenanca's on said land or against you wtirss my hand .ind official seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this 13th clay of August. 1975 Suite 30.i, Altamonte Centre 25) l,Sflill6nd Avenue Altamonte Springs, Florida. 32701 Publish Aug 15. 37. 29 8. Sept 1975 You, and each of you. are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you. or either 06 you. may have against described real property, to wit' I ots S through 7Q, inclusive, Block (, Tract 67, SANLANo'Q SPRINGS, together with all structures. im provements. fixtures, appliances on Petitioner's attorney, TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT. Esa. Suite 301, Altamonte Centre. 251 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Florida. 37701, on or before the 19th day of September. 1975. or otherwise a default will be entered Of forty five (1S)days after thedate for bId openings Bids will be opened at the COuncil Way (or State Road No. 100) (I 4) thereof 0. 1975 5' Orwtle P Sliomate Arthur H Beckwith. Jr , ________________________ CEO 170 ye, " to time until final actIon is taken by the Cit' Council A copy of the proposed Ordinance ispostedatlhe(ityHall.Longwoocj, Florida and copies are on file With the Clerk of the City end same may be inspected by the Public. DAT ED th:s 11th day of August, A. THE THE Publ'th Aug 77, 291 Sept 5, 17. 1973 I I . Appear and Oe hi.urd with respect to the proposed Ordinance. This election In RE: Estate of ' tember. A 0 1975. at 1.00 p rn, or as soon therealter as possible At the muting interested parties may DAY OF JULY. AD , 1973 WHEREAS. Florida Law requires the adoption of a Resolution wnen any change is made in tie locations of polling places designated for any precinct, and WHEREAS, Florida Law further d the undersioned at' Sheriff of J(5SIF LEE ALLEN ... . 67 William P Solitro and Barbara A Solitro. sad property being localed In Seminole County. Florida. more particularly c'escribed as follows. South cmv' half of løt 24 and 26. Dr's Pinar Acres according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Ilooli 17, page 37 public records of Markham Road. Route 1, Box 23A. Longwn.d. Florida All property being stored at A. Lotting Transfer and Storage Ui Sanforj. Florida AdditIonal informatl*n ay$ilabIe from the CivIl Divlson of thC Seminole County Sheriff's Dept Eatty -. fleckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' Lillian Jenkins BOARD OF COUNTY COM MISSIOP4ERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 29th Seminole County, FIa All of the personal property, furniture arid furnishings of the - " publIc hearing which will be held in (lie City HaIl of Longwood, Florida, on Monday. the 5th day of Sep THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION r" Pen n State (SEAL) Arthur H WAS ADOPTED AT REGULAR MEET iNG OF Defendants, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon tht following described property owncd by 0, — The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees will sponsor a fishing I contest Saturday at the small lake behind the Sanford Civic IContinued From Page FBI Center, adjacent to Ft. Mellon Brown has quarterback Bob Batanan, who completed a lot of 1ie1t. The newspaper is an investment in passes Prlzesandplaqueaforauage for Vermont. He transferred when the Catan—mts better living, smarter shopping. It's dropped football and Joins 18 returning starters at Brown. groups will be awarded for the I riot an expense. it's money in your I)artmouth will be atron' defensively with the likes of most fish caught, the largest pocket, fish caught and the smallest a linebaeers Reggie WillIams and ip Cummins. fh tuU&Ii. iisten to patty.TRE HEPt.ALD can Print'etun qu'terback lion Beible a d receivers Neil Nearly 400lish were hauled in (b.amnberlin and evin G;opp form a potent aerial combination last year. save you money every (lay. and Bob Casciola has the Tigers on the way back. Graduation The Jaycees will supply the I left a large offensive 30le at Pervt despite the return of flIIU1II1R b .t, but the participants must bark Jark Wixted. but the Quakerarould be solid on defense PLEASE CALL supply the poles. No prege Seifert, Cinells new coach, is searclang for.a passer registration is required. Parto go with runrnng hack Don Fandlli and some fine receivers. ticipails should gather at the _____ Co7uniPia, which ran't get much hoko ii, some pri'..inis1rg 3akr for tIe nui1tFn that sojhornores fox improvement, will be from 10 am, to 2 p.m. L.. County, Florida. and serve a COPf RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER KWIATXOWSKI upon a RARNUM.seelisother relief against yj City Council will Consider Same for final passage and adoption after the hearingmaybecontinuedfromntime final iudgment rendered n (hr aforesaid court on the 21st day of February, A 0 1975. in that certain case entitled, Van Struct Erectors, Inc , Plaintiff. vs Southern Building Sales, a Florida corporation, William P Solitro. Barbara A Solitro, hl wife, and Peter G Hind, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for Dissolution Of Marriage has been filedagainst YOU and that Petitioner LEONA MAE reading on August Il, 1975. and the (,00cl%tein & Jennings, P A by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution isSued Out of and under sai of ?h; Crcui? C.i.rt UNKNOWN Vikings Vote rr Ouster rei,ct any or all bids, any bid recelvedaftefthespecifiedtirnewjll not be considered No bidder may withdraw hit bid fpr a period of . West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. the underSigned Clerk will offer tot sale to the highest and st bidder for cash the following and mailing address are REGULATIONS FOR PROPERTY 1976 the hour of 11- 00 octock A M at the TO HARRY JACKSON. BARNUM. Whose last known residence WITNESS my hAnd and seal of thiS Court on the 30th day of July, PubliSh' Aug I, I. IS. 7?. 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Said Ordinancewasplaced on firSt DEO Florida, FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on th.' 5th day of September 1975, at in the Petition ('.urlle 0 Smith NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF ACTION LOC AT ED WITHIN THE MUNI(''PAL LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LOPIOWOOD. FLORIDA, AND ZONED M LIGHT 191. D U ST P I A L DI ST P I C T • SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Deputy Clerk Attorneys At Law 2)21 Dorchester. Ave P.O Box 7307 Charleston, S C Publish Aug 15. 37, 79. 1973 DEQ 20 Defendant AND, you are required to appear and file your Answer or other defense or pleading with the Clerk of theCircuit Court in and for Seminole C lc'rk, ihe F .irnily Court Of Charleston County Orange County, LONOWOOD. prehensive. workmn' comp etc Specifications may be picked up at Cily Hall. 173 W Warren Aue Longwoud,froms OQAM untilS 00 PM Monday through Friday The City reserves the right to Respondent BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE lemberlrd 1975. and Iite ttueorigln6t with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the Pdilioner' attorney or immediately thereafter; OlherwiSe a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded ATTEST TRUE COPY - AMENDING BRIEF This includes liability, corn Individually, and as Trust. HARRY JACKSON BARNUM, ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. AS AMENDED AND SUPPLEMEPITED BY ESTABLISHING CONSTRUCTION AND USE attorney, wtioie address is Post Office Box 611, Flagler Beach, Florida 32036. on or beforc Sep the odqmnai of the Summons In the above captioned ause was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Family Court of Charleston County on the 73rd day of June. 1975. fl "I'm a mother, and a homemaker, and my toughest job right now is stretching my dollars to cover my family's needs. So I shop for Storil Is and specaIs in the newspap(, You'd be surprised how much save." OF Plaintiff. Petitioner. SUPPLEMENTING OR DINANCE PlO 113, OF THE CITY defenses to the Petition, if any, to Said action Omi Michael 0. Chiumento, ESQ. the Petitioners Dated the 17th day of June, 1975. ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby q'ven that sealed bids will be received in the City Clerk's Office, City Halt. LOngwood, Florida. until noon September SItu, 1975 v MICHAEL B BUTLER. arid - INVITATION TO BID FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE CITYOFLONOW000 ALAN BERMAN ARCHITECT, INC. etc. IN RE: The Marriage Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug. 77, 1973_I B _________________________________ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-1196.CA.09 LEOPIA MAE BARNUM. Wife, AND SEIDEL. and you are required 10 serve a copy 04 your written Charleston. South Carolina Tothe Defendanl, George Richard Huff, above named. take Notice that . Jaycees Set Fish Cc;n test AN Reading, Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petilion for DisoIutjon of Marriage has been filed against you by your husband, LUTHER the Complaint. 0000STEIN 8. JEPIPIINGS, PA By 5' David G Jennings Attorney for Plaintiff Conigliaro said he was hampered with a string of minor injuries this year. On top of that were the long bus trips required in the minor leagues and the realization that the Red Sox, now seven games ahead of Baltimore in the American League East Division, just would not be needing World Record SUM clusive of the day of such serivce, and If you fal to answer the Corn plaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in - Pro Football Ligu 'SI Cal, (ursa (Pi; 10 C, Brett, XC. 9. 7ieil With A East W I w(. l,' . American Hal, 79. Ma' aGa f ii a Is NOTICE OF ACTION TO. EDITH M SEIDEL P 0 No 1. Bou 217 South Caroflrua. within twenty (70) days after the service hereof, cx Ted Burgmeier should r.ake a rh1ch he hopes will fill some played this week." oslovakia led the way into the quality split end, but Devine is the gaping holes. Orantes, the No.4 seed who is quarl.er4inals of the $75,000 He said the return of five still looking for someone to gunning for his third con. women's tennis tournament. players who were suspended throw the ball to people like secutive victory on the pro ten. Miss Evert advanced to the last year should be a bonus. "I Burgmeier. Three-year starter iiip I nis tour, won by default over round of eight by default ThursS would certainly think they Tom Clement.s has departed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa, day when Mima Jausovec o? would be a help. They're five and two seniors, Rick Slager Drysdale called tournament Czechoslovakia defaulted bepretty darn good young men." andFrankAllocco,are fighting cause of an ir'Iection on her officials Thursday morning for the position. Devine, howThe university suspended 1ng hand, while Miss Naysay he was ill and would have t top sophomore prospects a year ever, would like to go with the [_ forfeit,thenylsftedadoorand ratilovatoppedAustralla'a Hel° youth unless he's ago after a dormitory Incident learned it was just gn allergy en Gourlay 6-1, 74. convIncedoneoftheseniorcan in which a young wnan In the clest match of the WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) 12-year-old, dominated the Jo'. and easily treated. He shed day, leged she was raped. No do a spectacular job third.seeded Virginia Tampa, Fla., led by the wans until the final Inning when back to Longwood In time for charges were ever riled. At running back, the Irish pitching and hitting of Albert Davenport scored five runs on his doubles match, but it was Wade of Great Britain had to The five ophomore.s should have talent and power, al. Everett, has qualified to meet five hit.s. tOO late for the singles match wlna third-set Ue-heeaker 84 to be some of the most ex- though little speed in Tom Pa. Lakewood, N.J., In Saturday's get past Isa Fernandez cF against °'Mes• Colombia "In tile last inning, i just got 74, 44, 74. deciding game of the 1975 Little Mexican Davis Cup star Haul tired," he said. Everett was reLeague champIonships., n'n also moved to the Everett went three-for-three placed by Greg Davis, who got ______________________ beating Harold ''-".i"l.#9.l at the plate and struck OUt 14 the final batter to ground out. "That's the first time this Solomon 6-3, 6-3, while 19-year. Make The batters Thursday as Tampa old Bjorrm Borg defeated Eddit Long Hot Summer held off a late rally and beat year he was put out of a ball Dibba of MiamI 6-1, 7-5 In a game," manager Monte A Real (Continued From Page i-rn Viejo in 4:24.07 with Lisa fill. Davenport, Iowa, secoi round match. COOL ONE monds said of Everett. ger, Michelle Mercer, Peggy It was the concluding firstAtEastOrange,N,J,,seco,J_ In the softbalL competition, months ago at Long Beach. Tosdal and Miss Babashoff, The round game i the four-day Dix Hills came from behind seeded Hit Nastase of Romanla General Electric Jer.ni Franks, clocked in former American club record sudden-death tournament. In with a sixth inning rally that romped past CoHn Dlbley of 4:53.86, scored in the 400-meter was 4:24.76, set by the girls' softball Thursday, Dix began with a single by Janine AustralIa 6-2, 6-Ito Join topmdividual medley, beating Ka. Lakewood, Calif., Aquatic Club Hills, N.Y., defeated Sturgeon Buckley. Centra lAir Conditioning SetdeCI Jimmy Connors In the thy Heddy of Summit, N.J., who in 1974. System Bay, Wis., 3-1 and will meet quarter-finals of the $50,000 I lost with her 4:53.99 after John Naber of Menlo Park, Medlord, Ore., in Saturday's fiAfter Buckley loaded the Tennis Week Open. PLUM8ING setting the former record of Calif., swain the backstroke leg nal. WALL HEATING, bases, Sturgeon Bay pitcher INC. Brothers Vijay and Anand 4:58.13 in the Long Beach trials. in the men's 400 relay in 57.56, Today's schedule was set Jody Zahn walked home a run, AmritraJ of India also moved 1007 Sanford Ave 322.S42 I Linda Jezek of Santa Clara, smashing the record of 57.70 by asIde for consolation games beCalif., whittled time off the 100. Mike Stamm of San Diego, Ca- tween losers. Foreign teams meter backstroke in the 400. III., during the 1972 Olympic were excluded from this year's mu1) meter relay, turning in a tlmc Games in Munich, Germany. series. of 1:04,51 and bettering the Naber's team finished ninth. Everett, a 5-foot-9, 145-pound I 1:04.68 posted In 1974 by Margie The Long Beach team of Mike Moffitt of Fairfax, Va. Mcintyre, Kevin Williams, Ken Miss Jezek's team didn't win. WilLs and Bruce FurnLss took The team title went to Mission the trophy in 3:51.5. Ta Respondent, otIce Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. SU72CA04.G DIVISION 0 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tti. City of Longwoud, Florida, that the City CouncIl will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No 105. entitled: and MOPlEDandrcguredtoant-aerlhe Complaint in this action, of which a copy it herewith Served upon you, and toserve a copy of your answer to thes.aidComplamntonthe%ubscriber at hI office In Charleston Heghtt, Leaders 31 ("ruht.. SO 31. Cash. Ph.. HEREBY Legal Notice CITY OF LONOWOOD,FLORIDA NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINOTO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE EDITH M SEIDEL. SUMMONS DEFENDANT ABOVE Devine: Irish Season 'Mystery To Me' TedaVsO.m,s Hov*Ion (Richard 9$) at Chi CASE NO. 7S1S7.CA.O4.F In Re: the Marriage of I UTPIER SEIDEL. Petitioner, Defendant SOUTH BEND. md. (AP) — perienced players on the team, rise, Russ Kornman and Mark before playing again this fall, the dormitory incident should The secondary should be esNo one seems to know what since Devine plans to start a Mchane. Art Best qualifies as a On defense Notre Dame Is give Devine a big boost on the pecially strong with regulars kind of football team NoIre youth movement, breakaway threat, but appears traditionally tough, and Devine line and in the secondary. R John Dubenetzky and Randy Major League Baseball Dame will have this season. I.)evine Inherits a team from to be having off-field diffi- has an extremely strong nude- Browner and Willie Fry are Harrison returning. And that includes new coach Ara Parseghian, who aaked out culties. He was disciplined by us to build around this year. prime candidates for the ends At tackle are two all.AmeriDan Devine. Parseghian once last year, and The five players who were and Luther Bradley has a spot can candidates, Jim Stock an as coach last year, ttat "So much is a question mark, little left In the way of seasoned must see the dean of students suspended last year because of at safety. National League Steve Niehaus. National Leagtc At this point, it's even a mys- performers. East PATTING at bats)- tery team to me," said Devine. Madi', (hi 1)00 W I Pc?. GB 363. T Simmons Pitt5bt,rols 55 55 StI, 3)7. Watton. Htn. 37$; "Ten of 11 offensive starters All bUt seven starters have PhlpPd 6$ s sis 1 !.anoulllen, PaP'. 376; Morgan. are going to have to be e- graduated or been sidelined for t t rs 67 39 336 7'i ('in. 377 Jnthua. SF. 377 the season by injuries, and only \jjj, plac" VVni P,t'w Yrirk $4 40 31$ 3 PIIP'lS-(ath. Phi, S; Mot 64 io3 fl'-1 cap, (in. Ii Rose', Cm. $3 Devine, who left his position one offensive starter returns La n 1t4a tches Montreal 37 7) 173 16', I c,s I A. $0 Monday. c. as coach of the National FootThat's guard Al Wujclak, an West PUNS RATTED - BROOKLINE, M. (AP) of qualified Spain's by Manuel Cincinnati — •j :lmisk. PhI. 100: Bench. Cm. 93. ball League's Green Bay Pack. exceptional talent, says Devine. Top-seeded Guillermo Vllas — IN-Lu default.Orantes Kodes of CzechoslovakIa 6-1, 6- Into the round of eight. Vijay I os Arople's 67 31 536 to' Stauti, PlY, $7 T Perez, Cm. era to replace the retired Ara The other line positions may be Argentina and 37-year-old Rod 0. They'll meet Saturday In the posted a 6.2, 7-5 victory over S Franclico 61 61 IN fl's £1: Watii'vi. Htn, 7$ Parseghlan, said he learned filled by newcomers or conVilas, the 1974 Grand round of eight. pj Nikkl Spear Yugoslavia an San DiPQO s7 oi 436 76' Lever of Australia won their champion, won for the 24th time Atlanta ¶6 71 Ill 7$', HITSCm. 166. little about his new team's p0. verted defensive players like way through to the quarter-ti. in his last Phi, 164.Pose. Garvey, "I was expecting a real tough Anand beat Geoff Masters ot LA. Cash, 153, HouSton tentialfrom spring drills, 4$ SI 377 37' Mad101k. (Pu. 155: Millan, NY. 25 matches, whipping match and I caine away with a AustralIa 6-3, 2.6, 6-3. Thursdayi Result 157 When fall drills open next end. sophomore Ernie Hughes, an nals of the $100,000 U.S. Pro Mike Estep of Dallas 6-4, fairly easy win," said the 37. At Harrison, N.Y., topeeeded (Pilcano 7 I os Arineies 0 DOUBLES- POSe Cill. 10. week, Devine will be looking Tennis Championships at Long. Thursday. Lever, a fivetiine year-old Lever, who Is seeded Chris Evert and second-rated Baseball COUNTY OF CHARLESTON SUSAN CHURCH HAFF GEORGE RICHARD HAFF, The game's superstars meanwhile drifted back in the pack as the 100-plus temperatures heavy rough and Colonial's deceptive charntj commanded a harsh toll. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Plaintiff 11 30 (35) - Fridiy Night Fights (MonrØf Brooks vs Adolph Viruet 'hndtjlij 10 round lunor wetter weight bOut) Q('ADDfA rr _______________ Legal Notice IN THE FAMILY COURT Ho. H,SI STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA $ "We don't know a lot about Walton, but in the t\IC)t t/l/:::ing Films of two San Antonio games he threw the ball him. real well," said Jacksnville Coach Charlie Tate. JACKSON Viii .E APt Runrnng back ''AS of today, I am no longer a Red Sox," 14 They also have a good fullback in Jim Strong. NAIIAN'!, MLSS. I AI't "My body is falling 'lommy Heamon of the Jacksonville Express has and running back in Billy Sadler." apart," said one-time Red Sox slugger Tony said at a news conference at his nightclub in a special affection (or his opponents in Saturday Sadler is fourth best rusher in the league with Conigliaro as he retired from baseball to become Nahant. "1 have no regrets." night's World Football League game here 218 yards, fourth best receiver with Conigliaro started with the Red Sox in 14, 14 catches a television sportscaster. against the San Antonio Wings. conigliaro, whose second comeback attempt and his future looked bright the next year when, But Reamon says that will only spur him to t17 for 168 yards and leading scorer with i points. "We have a pretty solid team," said wings was marred b' Injuries, weak hitting and a at age 20, he slammed in 32 home runs, leading harder to win. Coach Perry Moss, "but we have some soft demotion to the minors, said Thursday he will go the league. "I love all of those guys," said Reamon, spots. Jacksonville might find them." to work next month for WJAR-TV in Providence, He was a power In the team's successful referring to Wings who were hLs tennirnates n R.I. pennant drive in 1967. But in mid-August, a high, the Florida Blazers last season. Although San Antonio has played twice as "I have had just about enough baseball," said Inside fastball struck him In the eye and put him The Orlando-based Blazers didn't enter the many games as the 1-1 Express, Tate said the 30-year-old former star. It was the latest turn out of action for the next season. reorgan1ze this season and its players were young Jacksonville team gained experience and in a career of ups and downs that appeared to be He played again in 1968 and was named assigned to the new franchise at San Antonio. confidence by beating Birmingham last week, finished In 1967 when he was hit in the head by a "Comeback Player of the Year." In 1970, he hit Reamon, the league's leading runner in 1974, was "They are do1n things a lot hetter," Tate .aid pitched ball. 36 home runs but WII traded to the California tradeti to Jacksonville. of his rookies and younger players. Conigliaro's latest comeback try with the Red Angels in the offacason. "We went through so much adversity and still Jacksonville's offense rides on the passes of Sox caine thIs year. But after going through In California, he was plagued with double were like brothers," said Reamon, referring to NFL veteran George Mra, who rates fourth in spring training, he played in just 21 big league vision and recurring eye problems. He played in unpaid salaries during much of last season. "If the WFL at this point, and the running of speedy games before his release June 16. Then he went only 74 games In 1971 before quitting baseball for yti can visualize what we went through, you can Reamon and strong Alfred Haywood. to the Red Sox' international League farm club the first time, C) n ."pa Ray and Toronto) 0 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — 'It was," smiled Al Gelberger, "sort of a funny round.' Not funny ha, ha. Funny weird. He missed greens, visited bunkers, romped through the wilderness, muffed short putts, explored the "boondocks" and shot a remarkable four-under-par 66 Thursday. He tamed Colonial's terrors with birdies on four of his five closing holes and seized the first round lead in the $250,000 Tournament Players Golf Championship. "I was very lucky," he grinned. The lanky sharpshooter speared an 18-foot putt at the last hole to sweep past Jack Nicklaus, Hale Irwin and Bob Dickson in the S e ts Sig ts Buff3lo SUNDAY 7 Geiberger Trods Boondocks To Fire 66 Ml fill - r,r,..,test Sports Leqenøs (Don Carter) 9 p m 7 *1 Pro Football (Los Angeles Rams vs Bills at rr, 'rm Oir!-,•l ________________ and the seal of ths court On tISu5 20th cMy of Auiqint, 1913 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the C..uit Court By' Elaine R'Charde Deputy (leek Arthur I Rarmsv'n III Rc'tir'rtson, Wit iams. Dvne 8.1 ewi 37 Fast Third Street Apopha. F'otii$ 17733 Attorneys for Iaintmll Publish Aug '7. lo' 0(0 •' -=- - - .---- plat thereqf as recorded in plat book 1. page 6, Public records of Seminole County. Florida. to your wife, t,IARY LEE BREWER. . sum at alimony, and you are requlr written to serve a copy ot your defses, if any, to the Pe'ition on the Petitioner tattorney, BILL MCCABE. whose address i Meyers. Mooney & Adler, P A . I? South lake Avenue. Orlando, ' — Flonid.a. 32*11 tember It, 1975. and file the o'ginal with the Clerk of Itis Court eilher before service on Petitioner's a' tone'y or Immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be entCre'd against you for the reid demanded in tpie Petition WITNESS MY HAND and Seal ot th Court cxi this 12th day of Aunust. 1173 ISEAI.) Artfr'. " ::"#th r terk of the C'.uit Court by Flame RiCPurcje Dept'Iy Clerk Publish 4ug IS fl. 798. Sept . 1773 ('lEO II - -- -. - i':'i.. - - -- - - �- .YT. t. -. . -.- -...., . ---.- ______________________________________________ ________ - -- -- ---- - — Friday, Aug. 22, 1975 lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________________ 7:00 (2) To Tell The (9) These Are The D€sys (13) All Star Wrestling (24) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (33) Unlscope (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (4) Fat Albert (9) American Saturday Truth Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Bottled Sunshine MORNING 6:00 () Growers Almanac (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line EVENING (35) Greatest Sports 7:00 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie (6) U S. 01 Archle (9) B.ozo 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (4) BaIley's Comets f8) Go (24) Washington Week In __________ ______________ _________ _______________ -- ___ _____ _______________ ______________ _______ (6) (13) Movie 10:00(2,8) Land Of The Lost (6) Scooby.Doo (9) FIghts 12:30 (35) 700 Club 1:00 (2, 8) Midnight Special MOVIe _______________ (9) ___________________ __________ — Devlln (24) The Electric Comsny Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2.5) Sigmond And Sea Monster (6) Shazam (9) LassIe Rescue Ranters (35) Friday Night _..,- •INIRALCIUMACORP IBARGAINMATS,(VtRyDAyl ________________________ (13) DaytIme (24) Sesame Street (44) JIm Tlmas Hudson Brothers Us 34 William --, 27 Meiican 3 Meadows 0jii settler 4 Endured saboer S G;l ante 78 Sea eagle 35 Prrrrnstnn Pi,'ri ____________ 29 Prn;i- r'dr'r (9) Invaders (24) Wall Street Week inter,tionat Championship Wrestling 2:00 (2, I) Malor League Baseball (6) MovIe (24) Life Of Leonardo Da Vinci (44) Braves Baseball 2:30 (9) WrestlIng (13) Movie (24) Animal World 3:00 (24) Book Beat Family (9) Kolchak (24) Big Band Cavalcade (35) Braves Baseball (44) Greatest Sports Legends 8:30 (6) Big Eddie (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (2. 5) NFL PreSeason Football (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show — — — ____________ 12 13 (44) FrIends Of Mafl ________________ widows get a chance to warm (9) Adams Of Eagle — tomolTow with Jetsons - _________________________________ I-35 — — — - ___________ — — = : ____________ — — — ___________ ___________________________________ __________________________ ___________ 42 43 44 45 — — T' 7 ______________ ___ 41 — 52 - — — 5j ' — — — I 11:00 (5,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery — —' 54 — — — — — 32 — — 57 - — __ FitJD' SEEK (I) Protectors Movie (44) Rock Concert 11:45 (2) Movie Lrgama & _________________________________________________ (9) women's tennis 013 stations around the country Machine the be MediQuik 13 1 U E F 1. V N '() I G N I X E I G A 1) (6) MovIe A X K N 0 N R K V T N U 0 M 'V R I I. M 12:00 (2) News (I) Protectors 12:15 (2) Movie 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:15 (9) MovIe 1:35 () Movie 1:43 (2) Daily Devotional 2:55 (9) Daily Word N ____ I-- R 0 A N 0 K K R I V K H I H U W I E H _______________________ __________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ ______ _______ ______ K I 1.. 1 ft I 1) G K A X K I) K S H 0 1) A A D Guitar Lesion; 0 A V K N 0 S I K N F' M A S I S 11 N A $7 SOa lesson Davld&Doug 373)964 -. 'I' F - reiresentatives. "The Mark of °" fared much better In — H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOB IN. D I N TPou;andsareurnInggoodmoney I TAFFER REAL BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Near _____ C OL U 7.5 N S by 16,9OO SANFORD - by owner, 3 B4, 7 bath, 7 yrs old Central heal air, carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, QOOd lo(atioo Assume pet or $lS0down, FHA Priced below FHA appraisal 32361)2 ________________________ MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 0/, VA So DOWN 8 Each Wcodmere Horn, Feature; Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpetirg In Living Area;, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Come On Out And See For Yourself 0 C, Sanford. by Owner. 3 BR. I bath. large eat.ln kitchen, ptus format dining room New carpet, replace, large corner lot Pflll reduced 121.500. Call 131 B Z C' 323.7560 SALES BY -v KISM 321.0041 ' z -_____ - 'i p '---' - Largest Income ax SrvIce apt. Selling below appraisal at - See our new home; in Deflary Come out and see them to I,EE Crank Realty , __________ NATURAL BRIDGE JOHN ROLFE REALTORS $306.06) ___ _____ S (aiis eS - stop I spot on the right lung, and we Chico got him boozed up so he were referred to a specialist. wouldn't know what he was ______________________________ directed. Then, in '1130 People The test and X rays he ordered __________________________ learn their soi is the ______ lung, and he reacted to tuberculosis in many ways, but it is not. It Is caused by fungi. hlstoplascai.s Ladles a; fashion show directors for SarahCovintryitwalry earn $3 to $3 per hour commission, Full or part.tlme No experIence We have listings We have buyers We need another real stat• ForrestGre*ne, Inc. 323 r windsupina hosplt.aL Deborah VOUMAY BLOODY AWAY FROM THESE 4 SHOWS TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE TIME 5:30 star as Rockford finds himself prescribed. They say that tJy growthof the spore,s just as the Cloris Leactiman and Holtr'ook are neighbors. 8.8:30 NBC Hal underworld hassle. An old he must have X rays each three wall off TB germs. The process leads to for. flame unwittingly lures Rock- months to check on it. rnat.ion of spots of calcium SANFORD AND ford into the sticky situation. DEAR READER - 6153. 322 1910. eveS, A A - and usu.clly die. This lead ________________________________________________________________________________________ to many 8mal)may areas of . New 3 bedroom. 7 bath furnIshed IS SS ' I • • a - hOwtoshar•.CalI373O434af5 1 '. or ________________ _____________________________ One Bedroom Furn. Hou$i $flOMo 406311 0 • . , . • S ON THE HILL 1:33 TWITCH OF THE DEATH NERV - ICOCIMS CMAM - ' calciflcat.ions In the lwig.s or large spots of calcium. Then when an X ray is taken, the 110ROSCC)PE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL even If the patient has ef. lectively already recovered For Saturday, August 23, 1975 ' ' decisions alert for from the today. Your judgment many directions, your patience mnismouthlng her name, carelessness. fungus infection, infection the local new's. If iou can answer the questions EvenIng Herald, 372.3611. • , . 3373117 _______________ _________________ _____________________ , . • ' ' , '' '' • 5 • . I Homes ________________ _________ clean. 1 chIld accepted No pets. i bitter argument. Don'ttrytomatchwltswiththe thatltLsnotatumororcancer, because You'll come up on the short end not the P'Istoplasmosls will turn 7:30 4:10 .5:30 7;20 9:10 AND )OGOIDLNOLDIIS FROM THE IARULOUS fIITII" today, HarsJwartjsc,oulzJ inflict you're thinking to another. Bite knowledge that you are document by the old X raya that )iAGIT!'ARRJS (Nov. 23-Dec. __________ - • -_____________ AUCTION FRIDAY NIGHT 7 I TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY CALL ROCKY STONE I _____ 76-Auto Parts __________ I 831•2828 I Sanford Ave _______________________ I ______________________ 78—Møtorcycles Mo!orc',cIe Insurance ( with remote ______________________ ________________ _________________ ________________________ - 'j ___________________________________________________ control, record 1977 Honda 150 CL Good Condition, 5,300 377 5911 player 11.0 574 l3l - 45iflj — -- REALTORS - . . . • , misc ____________________________ I J We's? 5th 5? _________________ I PORCH SALE 770) Narcissus Ave -- I : . -- -------- - - -- _____________________________________________ 37—BuslnessProperty ____________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ I - II I -' - nl HOU I i —- I I Never used, 11' Hathaway fiberglass PAINT SALE boat 6 trailer *th I I 'OVltmG HAULING SALVAGE Save now on discontinued paint I motor Also 15' Traveler & Trailer flroo&s ' factory color; ard white, 53 99 Pet gal. Interior semi gloss enamel Latex or Oil Base. 5599 per gal. factory color; only lnteror and exterior high gloss enamel, fat tory colors A. whut, 5,699 per gal Values to$1l 99 per gal All color) E'I'ERA P'1 S i I r dbl. Carport. Come early to MARY CARTER PAINTS 5155 Elm Avenue Sanford 377 3619 MID 20's- NEW HOMES. 3 & I bedl'OOmL S pcI down, 7*a pet. - sI0,S00 _______________________ Iformerly Narriett's Beoy Nook) 519£ Pifl 372 57i7 C&A , CoMpare what you're 2 BEDROOMS, 1 bath _____ __________ f pruo.tIy after 4 P RORSON MARINE 7977 HYY 17 92 3775961 ________ -, . - Land Clearing, fill dirt, clap. rock p All biridSot digging Hot trailers stored & moved 3729112 or Iii •' WIlT REALTY 3210440 P0 Box IS. THE 32') _____ __ '26,900 Your financi.d prospects stIll spending mtxh nw than CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. &i that. '11*11 * are wary about 'naking be 1'aUed you can afford. If you watched 19) Put on your thinking cap If &rreements with persons you the $POS of the tingt*i s _ your pocketbook, you'd have no tr'1ng to remember know little about. walh"d off the symptoms you're people's names In i Get r-dr.c U in iourt. disappear. Current DOT nuallf led tract3r 'rallerdriversithatIea;t3y,ars R,f..'rerscesmultbecn,ckabl.. We automobIles Florida onty, Fa.? interview ap transport po:ntment, call 203867.1118 Week. dayl VOUI COOP' ________ ______ ____ ________ ;':ik - A IA CLEANS ALL .f.5 . •.-,1.,' %.,,..t 1" ..- - .. --.- .. .- Land Maintenance Roofing ... ___________________________ fi,b. hoe wOek' C:iStOtii hay L,lli'iflQ. Light clearing 3728627 alter S flsc'nu, Free Estimates RIL Con struction Call 3.19 5391 or 319 96 If , your roof • Inside UtilIty Room wpierever.1d0 them a favor, Place S Outilde Stora. I IOecoratiye Wallpaper in Kitchen and Bath move irs 1st mortgage paymt'nt other things thAt are Cluttering up the coon - JOHN SAULS AGENCY ______________________________ Eve; 3230413 . S" At,sociatC - . - t'7 .' :'' ' S '.' _____________________________ Tree Service ____________________________ - SMALL BUSINESS BLUES' ..' .".: 1-f - busins service in The Heralds Directory, 371 0207 roofing 7735765 Cassetbørry, 17 97.1)04706 62—Lawn-Garden Thinking about that Sumrne' vacation? Gets better car through the dIa'ssititd ad In today's paper _______________________________ Offic. M.thksas •'' ' .' t th. i . - l'::V' Wall PaperinB - ________________________________ - - '" 'i you'll fine that someone "C(t'. I' H I CALL 317 2611 '.' ClassifIed Acts didn't work Ii 're wCuldnt be any _____________ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS 1 W...M._. ou'Il hod a buyer waiting for whatever you have In Classified p ,_ __ '1*I5 ___ _______ kids a check It'll come in handy •aatSOow)syI MOITOAGI,PIINCIPAL*WDINYIII$TATIPCT. CAI.1 — Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3939 _______________ RCQiStCred u,,ith the state as Class A _______________________________ PAUL SLAT E1 Profs'ss;onal Wallpaper Hanger "WcSCivic, all makes and models' Free Picb.up anti Dei',ecy - _________________________ or Ho NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES -________________________ liii) 1,'lr'ry Ave. Sanford _____________________________ Custom Work licensed, Bonded F rr'e ,'stima'e 771 8036 _____ PHONE SALE$ AGENT. DURING WEEKDAYS SALES BY KISH 13) 7165 1111041 REAL ESTATE — . . to LONGER USED CAMPING — — a classified ad and sell their old home, can assume morloages.payt.maltdloslng,.nd -' .).'( ,.. ,'., , tr SPRIPo,1ER SYSTEMS All types and sizes tNt' r i-',t r.- ,., ?ry ti' 7367308 ,jftf 6 p rn F',ck tip f, trIvet -_- 'V STIS4F ','ACIIIPiF A. iIJlP; '1 ('C) 37) ist / 64—EqUipfl')Cflt for Rent _____________________ _________________________ __________________ _______________________________ __ __ ________ ___ _________ You Business DI 31 o; 831 Shampooer fee orily5l SOpt'r dy CARROLL'S FURNITURE e , "5i'. ____ 1st St. 37)66)0 H - . '' ______ 3 BR, 1", bath Day's 372 1174 Broker Pressure Cleanin9 '' ;.. THE 1W .432.7747 all, When symptns do xw for Initially, they are similar to a , ;.i.. - ç'&-.' fligpit furniture ______ _____ I.', '"n'.)rlin 6. rh.r' 'e rct,r'al dt'l,'. i finishing, tree cstlmaes I c'ert'ndent SCtvi" si .irvl u;' J chairs. dr icjt'it chairs, fit iflQ -.-.--. 577 'l "d""'rv atnetd. ,'isu' cjrrienter work. -- '197,39 C "'s e', ____________ _____ ______ _____ office & -t sst ESTERSON LANDCLEARING , Entertainment I BR 7 BATH 150 37) 3686 JTHE '0 MAGNOLIA- 3 AR 7 BATH 75" Color TV. Stereo Combination __________________________________________________ Cheap Color Portable Also 1961 1 BR Ii BATH MAPLE --._______________________ about the posslbthty of Friday only 377 1917 '153.36 1 RAYL Console fl' access to Lake Martham. New Roof, carput, all furni$hed. OASIS 373 1050 7 PR BIPC'ri- Used FULLER BRUSH '16900 _____I i BR I DATH cr __________________________ dirt, case, or . cc Backhoe Service Home . Pare IC) ) n'del electric gut.Sr with excellent condition 5700 1 hect &t'r i'Prru' a-es . SEA '.SAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings. Cand.ds. Commercial, _______________________________ — — - - - .: ____________________________ work, driveways, sidewalks, and large bar for sale Can be seen ___________ ________________________________________ Photography I _____________________________ All types lots & acreage cleared We Shingle's. All work guaranteed ______________________________ I have top Soil, till dirt. cty. and BROGDEN ROOFING. 3236700 I improvements shell available Please caM ROOFING REPAIRS FOR or da, ]1 " _________________________ ,i).,l r.5 ____________________________ REASONABLE PRICES call Don repair, roofing, panting Concrete m - ______ cha'big fritI' '•••'' '' Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch Work Fill tOp SOil 332 5943 fining warehouse All or part Will • ______________________________ ford Call 37) 1)09 • _*! tree Lmd J _____ Boarding &Grooming Ph 377 1057 lesvletIou ________________________ I Save up to 30 pc' on electricity tntall cellulose laber blcwn fl I lrsulat,cn F Cr e%!,rn-i'rs Discount Prices 3726670 Johnson anti trailer. 5350. Can be I ___ I riw 8. Door Screens I II' Orlando Clipper with 5 HP _____ ___ - AISMISI.. Scrs.ii _______________________________ 11' Fiberglass with 70 HP motor an a t,ailer Only ru water 10 times, __________ ________ _________ ___________ ______ P'et ________________ ______ ''4,.' ________ '_________________ Butter Churn, Furniture. Depth Fi4re Pill 6 Cap Pistol. Sterc, ,, - Lawn Mcaw,'r', repared, almost - Dli 1011ING, 377 5177 _____________________________ ,. _______________ _________________________ __________________ - i I I _______________ _________________________ - i ___________ - 55-Bts & Accessories sale; company needs people to necessary. Handle phone, pointment;, pegboard. clsairside .i .. - FM Stereo Radio, 25" Color iv fenced yard. toned Realty. 6210711 -- Wantaposltionwithafutur,? Retail I - _______________________________ FurnIshed, 7 BR, air conditioned, ___________________________________ ______________________ (Fully Equipped Kitchea will control t1m1n, you'll wind up doing you think and do. just the oppt1iite and play the cause toloso your temper, 1?00Frnpi Ave 37) 7310 ______ tops and roots 9:10 ANY PLACE SANFORD AUCTION 373 Service, used machines - x 7:30 LIENS PAID OFF £6, West Sanford KENMORE WASHER, parts. SEMINOLE CO Beautiful 5 or ID acres, paved road, trees. clear. month Call 322 1170 -. 10 per wk to start . -' I air, fenced yard 517.501) CALL TO SEE - 53-TV.Radio-Stereo --SANFORD- 3 BR. l'i baths. (Cl 1.50; 86W, from tral heat & air, fenced yard. will Color TV't $15. Servce all make; HERBS' dicker or swap $13900 TV 170Q 5 French, 323 1731 CALL US NOW _________________ ___________________________________ between StT.SUN ADULTS 2.00 - - 72—Auction 2t"x6)",vtiite,likenew $75 3730118 1 wooded acre. hugh and dry I 1.1.995 15943196 _____________________________ wk. 3329046. __________________ _______________________________ . everythIng 'I -. - - _________ __ depression - - ________________ _________________ , _______________________ In fact, they can prove to he' catt2es up with you. You'd PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) spot is tilstoplasmoeis and not a Malec.' female, full or part time, for HOME, all extras, gooi location ------------------------------------------I expensive today. MAKE OFFER. ratherbeplaylngtennlsorgolt. You'll be torn the spotcausedbyacaicer,Thatiz home health care, sifter; com 'V . -panlon; and light house#eepmn GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) desire to do something that t ,t ii cit COUNTRY LIVING ,tles servIng the elderly In CANCER (June 21-July fi) - t 4 c t v .r i? Wi'frqera'or _____ ________ - - DAVfS' 373 9171) .-. I yo'irsdl in a You're still in a cycle when You're crabby today S. ... I ., ' ___. 3051160717. _______ 645 7333 YARD SALE' Thur;. Fri. Sal 9 'III Toyi, dkhes. Iinc'ris. )57 ___________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ Sanford Ave 42 ' bile Homes Air conditioning Home Improvements1 Pest ontroI _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _________ ______________________ CAPPORTSALE_Thur;&Fri 9 - mt i_____ to S Furniture. Misc ISO? Wyn Heat 6 Air Conditiung I Interior, E.?erior Plastering GREGORYMOBILE lO.'.SES ART BROWN PEST CONTPO For free estimates. Cell Carl Plaster patching & Smulated I newond Drive, Sanford 3103 Orlando Drive 2562 Park Driy Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 brck & stone specialty 377 7750 Sanford 3735700 372 65 1771 BIG RUMMAGE SALE, Sat. Aug. 73,$'3Oarn to5pm Children's AIR CONDITIOPIIPIG.1BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. 43--Lots-Acreage dresses 6 Shoes. Boy' pants. Cire MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR ______________________— REFRIGERATION, DUCT _____________________________ ________________ at We Buy Furniture ___ FISH. SWIM. SKI- I BR. water front home, beautiful kitchen. - • Ext. I'efl)C*ltl to suIt tenant. 377 $32) or Per'scm to work with people in 3724670. professIonal office No experience. HlghscPmoI diploma Replyto Box 41—f'j . -. SIC, c o 'The Evening Herald, P.O--_____________________________ train for management. Great tuturc potential with fast growing and to be Car! Forrest Greene, Inc. ' RAW MEAT 11:5,0 Your _________________ 37) 635) • , s • - I . ______________________ SmallEflIclencyHouw One Adult. No Pet; S • . • Two bedroom trailer, air condttloned, lights & water furnished. correspondent w4i0 can Cover city councIl meeting's arid keep upwith The _____________ __________________ ___________ ' 10:15 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. __________ to _____________ ______________ ______________ _____________ fl—Houses Furnished write? Do you lIve In the OvIldo _______________________ __________________________ area? If so. contact me Im ____________________________ affirmatively ;-i- — — necessary. Samples fre. Start TviPflIy furnIshed, 7 ber 9 10 NBC ROCKFORD family doctor gave us any lungs, and they set up supplier. FILES "Claire" Rerun Jackie cause for this. If any treatment housekeeping there. The lungs Me Sell We bu Furniture & Mitceltane.ous Sell for 30 pct commisSIon Free Pick ups Auction Saturdays 7 pm Sanforg J77 2770 I agricultural JuSt 2 blocks from Lake Monroe 177.900 COLOR iv. 111 9SMONTH CALL NOW RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN SANFORD - 7 Story. 3 BR home, 6U 1006 central heat & ar, fenced yard. -______________ beautiful oaks 117.000 -54—Garage Sales WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY duplex Live in one side, rent lhe other, lower your Yard Saae- Saturday til 17 00 Cost of living 119.400 Stereo '64 Ford, lamp's misc ,,,,, h1 4 anfOfd Ave , FIENDISH JOHNNY WALKER building, • _______________ a s m OS I S toss pies and get Involved in a ______________ _____________ ________________ I Don't forget our auction tonight, We are loaded with all kin of mr'rhandise Come early & _________________________ browse before you buy' I 52-Appliances ___I - ' -_____ Dell 's Auction Service central heat 6. air, range refrigerator, 20' 10' storage ' - fl My we surprise YOU With our lOw bio' ___________________ 372-2090 practice problems, taught by cx perlenced H. I P BLOCK in. j Mon house, 7 BR, carpet, structors drape. & paneling $13 63769 _______________________________ Enrollment I; open to men arid For rent or sale' 2 yr's old. 3 BR. 2 women of all agel No previouS bath famIly tm 7 car garage, traInIng or experience requited. central aIr, heat, kitchen equip ped. Call eves 6.2$ 3094 For complete detaIl;, call: - _______________________ HAMPTON ROADS ......'--i-. : PINEY WOODS BARN- trom _____ ____________ _______________ - APPOMATOX HARPERS FERRY _____ ___ KULP DECORATORS 109W 1St St ,377 7315 Wi" Buy Furniture -. After Hrs 531 1120 It Normal retail lot prce 51,175 Well Sell for $195 for quc Sale 507 Magnolia. Sanford 50 Reconditioned flatteries, 517.95 cx - tuItIon course. Classes con vnlently icheduld to accomrno. __________________________ ________________________ date working students and ho*. 3 Bedroom patio homes, $309 mo. Inst1'stona: The hidden name. lIsted below appear forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden name and boa in ii shown: USED CARS ____ ____________ ._ Bedroom wIth family room or will teach vcu to prepare Income thIrd bedroom Air x s K 'V I s c H ROBERT L Payton Realty ____________ BKIHKNM 332 5274 ___________________________ Plymouth Satellite Sebring Coupe. CHICO & THE MAN 1 Piee Houseful) UPHOLSTERY CASH 373-4375 We an save you money Complete ____ re upholstery & Furniture Wanted to buy used off ce furntur,' An,' Quantity PIOLL'S Cassei refinishing I 6457 717S YALE AVE -3 or I DR mini farm, with lots of fruit has I BR ____________________________ ' ANTIQUES SACRIFICE Home on lake. 3 BR. dO0Lnnqwcxxj Ave ,AI?amonte Spgs 2 baths, central heat air 339 777) Of 531 6513 GOOf) t OCATED COMMERCIAL PPOPF PlY foe sale or lease Queen site Simmons Hide A Bed, rf'uphnlstlred rpcnnditioned 5'000m new at half the showroom Of ice SN & corn p.,re $775 firm Elatc. tSroer RESTORATIONS UPdl IMITED 177 1101. Hwy 177 at Plumos.a Av at I? 97 339 7777 orS3l 6971 ____________________________ Vouth bed. cornulete, 130, Maple HAL COLBERT -headboard. 125: Sofa bed. 180; REALTY INC China i'atiinet, $75, Platform 207 F 75th 5? m roCker, $70. Dinette. 6 chairs, HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Pedestal table, drop leaf, 145; Eves 372 0612 Large reclirier, 563. CreCit o' 5dm. Williams approved buyers, 10 p<t discount REALTOR ASSOCIATE.377 151; for cash KULP DECORATORS. 409 W 1st 51, 377 7)35 75)9 GALE PLACE- 3 BR, 1", bath, garage, 3 yrs old, In new condltion 571,900 Breezes Create the Lifestyle 3 B. It', bath, air conditioned. 1965 Buick I - Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool ______________________________ -_______________ 717 BAYWOOD CIRCLE- 3 BR. 1', batt',, new carpet, in excellent condition Large lot $?L500 ________________________ -ses Unwlst Wagon, auto, full power, air, AM CASH For Your Junk Cars _______ _______________ Building A New Home? SANFORD c74arincr's _______ __________ REAL ESTATE b- 373 9)36 '71 Pinto. automatic, air '65 VW, SR , rebuilt engine. For used furniture pp4inc fools etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry s Mart, 715 Santo Ave _______ -________________ __________ _______________________ Mall' 4 Bedroom, 7 bath. screened patio, corner lot 531.500 by owner - rrom 1100E 2SthSt 372645$ _____________________________ - _________ (deposit. Sunlsnd 323051$ EGBFAWDJUP ADPONOP anguish multiplies when they "M EANSTR E ET" 322.2090 _______________________________ . ,..F ________ GOOD INCOME Comtortable & (Onvenient 2 SR With 7 apart merits, rents SIlO ra 579Q TWO ACRES with 4 UFI home on GoOd garden land or pasture. 577.000 I ARr,E SHADED F EP4CED BACK YARD with 3 BR. 1 bath home ____________________________ ________________________________ SANFORD LAKE MARY- 2 BR Duplex; $150 plu; ISO deposIt Forrt Greene Inc. REALTORS preparation. S 0 A 11 A M P 1 C 371001) front toad deluxe sewing machine Sold new for 5)49.00. Pay balance of 161 or 10aymentsof $9 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 322911) Eve (69 1146 517W 1St St .327 5641. __________ ,pIex,1oom turn apt., adult; Call 322-3610 after 3)0 DENTS. N P U V H o P 1 X F A A W I A U N A 0 - NEW BIG HITS 1505W. 25th St. - BLE FOR BEST STU. . Harris play parents of a haiened and, as a result, finds himself with a new parttormented daughter who _____ ' 1972 Plymouth Barracuda. toad:1 hard car to find. 1)995 Ask tr Chuck Gamby. 373 7730 Deai'-r ___________ ______________________________ Masc your Budget go further, the Ciassifled Ads every day CHOICI LISTINGS __________________ ___________________________ ' ______________ __________________________ _____________________________ on how to receive a free set of 67-Uve'stock.Pouury waterless cookware. -____________________ -__________________________ REALTOR 2565 Park Dr __________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ LIVABILITY PLUS-- 3 BR. 7 bath, LONGWOOD:3 bedroom, 2 bath, by well maintained, recently owner Traisferred. must sell. redecorated, nice trees & Shrubs, 123.700 $31 7791 ___________________________ 529.500 __________________________ Home with Pool, In Deltona. price FROM (all IJS On Lots & Acreage reduced for guick sale Owner 1 25 transferred 574 7366 ________________________________ P.'L S REALTORS _______________ 31A- ipIexes TERVIEWS AVAILA. N A I U K I K F I N OPOPTLJNITYKNOCKS1BR3 t - .ith r,'tip( ej from $31.thO to 2 BE DROOM TOWNHOUSES Large 2 bedroom duplex, kitchen equIpped, completely fenced, Laxe Mary $110 372126$ - 0 H 0 U I N 0 K A ft I W K H U I 0 H H gotng to make her fall for him. Julie A1U T1i Apartments , 80—Autos for Sale Waiting for a bargain? But you need baths, garage. 175.750 Acre '6$ Falcon. 6 std Show room corid Your ChOiCe Seto appreciate a least) bedrooms with )i1 bath. 967 Plymouth Idoor, real cipan car Realty. REALTOR. 373 7750 377 7551 '66 Chevy Wagon. low miles. 3328015 built In kitchen, i:entral heat, walt _________________________________ Must see to believe 327 7)53 '65 Fleetwood. like new _________________________________ wall carpef and in a good Sanford T BR, scr porch, FP. garage, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count '64 Ford, excellent 2nd car, 1)95 location! Here it is. and the 196$ Ford Galaxie 500 XL. Th9 carpet, no qualifying 111,950 er tnp 5ink lntallation avail Good credit? Low monthly prnts 67AFeed necs want to sell now Only ___________________________ automatic transmission Ne ___________________________ Acre 1 at .it,..lI 1 '1 2? t52 an -- -. Realty, REALTOR 32) 7750 ____________________________ Many others to choose from paint, excellent ConditiOn, 323 9410 . 373 5570 Of 531 M05 Jl?a DANDY JAll FEEu 3733616 7 Bedroom, 1901 ummerlln AVC - -- Larry Saxon, Realtor ___________________________ "Buy Direct From Boxcar" ____________ $1,900 GORMLY'SE 16 Sanford377 47) 1969 Volkswagen Fastback, very 1949 VW Bus, Very Clean, rebuilt ________________________ I 51 Household Goods 377 3197 ______________________________ _________________________ gOod condition, 1(00 372 7441 __________________ ________ enane. 11.995 Ask for Duane ST. JOHNS REALTY CO.__________________________ — _______________ .-- -----: -----------after 3pm McGuiry. 332 1651 Dealer 68—Wanted to Buy BALL REALTY - _________________ BROKERS .. ________________________________ Assume Payments , -______ ______ - BUILT WITH PRIDE-) BR.? balh, all extras, large room;. 7', acres STUDIO 8OAUtos for Sale _____________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING AND BOARDING KENNELS. 377 5757 _____________________________ 1911 ?$y 1792 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 5Th 2920 322• 2420 Anytime 1• _____________________________ ------------- ____________________________ 1970 Oldsmot11e. 9 passenger vista 1961 Ctiryl'r S'it on ici 9 Cruiset; power steering. bakes. ssenger all extraS Very good. at & wondows. air. AM FM ;; 3775751 Ster 51.500 or best offer. Call -_____________________ 322 1645 after 5. 1974 Chevy Nova, I door. loldtcj, _____________________________ ejtra clean This car was 11195. Tw 196.4 Pontiac now 17.595 Ask for Chuck Gamh,r. StatIon Wagon; 373 77)0 Dealer 327 1159 7615 PalmeftoAve. _________________________ small 165 up One female miniature Dachshund, red, 165 t WPiet'i YOU SCi' D REALTOR 37? ____________________________ .' RVI(I IlL YOtID i Ill CONTRACT" Luxury Patio 1. Barry PIftS 372 1114 many other misc items 332 6196. Casua! living in this DY PlC) MITE 4 hr. I bath home Too many _ ______ ______ buffer, Airless Spray, fireplace will finance mo pmts of 1119 51 Call E 0 Hodge, (901) 191 7157 ____________________ Kish Real Estate Gardens ______________________ ________________________ Florida room. fCflCPd yard A real harcj.in at 177.000 377 1959. _ _____________ _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 22, I97 -5B _____________ ______________ ______________ 50-Mscellaneous for Sale AFTER tIPS eneva Peas, you pick, black eyes (purple DELTONA- New Duplex. Furn pwl. Newpatchescontlfl'JICOrninU urifurn Drape;. Water, Lawn in On Oron Ave. 6. 1 mi North Care 3fl 1175 Or 641 6344. __________________ 11.6.1 Mi. West of _________________________ of 16 and lust West of Sanford Closed on Sun LONGWOOD, beauIfulIy located on acre p1st, Deluxe 7 bedroom 7 _____________________________ duplexej; air. carpet, craps, ________________________ ______________ applances. utlltly room, carport. _________________ fl-Imt,ton $170 $47 1757. _____________ A S II I N G 1 0 N H B V N (' X S _________________ ______ ________ Garnett White - -. all utilities turn 197 50 Adult; % only 372 7296 eves. & wk r'ds DRUM LESSONS ____________________________ _____________________________ _______________ - IDFP ASSOC ____ -- Sten stror'ri Central lorida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 7 BR,, fenccd yard, carport, privlte 377 1991 19)9 S French ________________________ - ___ CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR ) Lamont's romance fighting the evil foreign Women's - -- hero, a dashing figure Th1'C Will throughout old California, Globetrotters Popcorn StyliSh I bedroom, 2 t.itt. o'Ided with ctras Big lot an utility building Reasonably pricerj in __________ _________ _______ __________ — — — 11:15 (9) News 11:30 (6) Newswatch g ' 41—Houses Nogualitying POOL HOME - Reduced 15.000, 3 76905 Palmetto Ave. Sanlord 7 BR per mo References ruired 175 damaget fee 377050$ _________________________ cruSt Company Fare; also good ,, pan lunhal Send self addressed stamped envelope and $100 to C F. RecIpes. P.O Box -_157, Apopka, Fla 3770). . ___________ . - - - ______________________ ______________________ _____________________ _______________________ Lawn Mwtr. We 1q11 The Best & MQSSIE C. BATEMAN Female Puppies Service the Post. Western Auto. R' Imos old,%lO Real Estate Broker 301 W 15? St ____________________________ ____________________________ 313 1766 ________________________ _______________________ 322.7643 WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE FREE KITTENS to good homes, 7 Beautiful ranch type home, 3 6.1 BUY-SELL - TRADE week; old 3220 ,25 atter 515. acres, stable teen area 6.47 311 315E. First S? )fl 5672 ____________________________ 1617, 373 6186 • ReaI • Siberian Hu;ki, AXC I?" Belt Sardet, 'pl'," drills, one Female, all white, lOmos. SANFORDS SALES LEADER' A small Classified Ad brings big high speed. 1 low 5peed Dress 1700 3fl 5752 returns Try one and see Call 332 DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS? 7 coats. 1711 short; 62 vol lane 7611 or $31 9] ay books: Bonita bt and Maltese PuPpies, beautiful, Whi?C. S bedrooms I', bath condominium trailer, rolling scaffold, ext wkS old. AKC Peg .11501200 6M Fat in kitchen. privacy fence fly o*ner 3 Bpdroom, I bath, w w 6162 Mantenanc board, 7 Coleman lanterns. dec free 523.500 wIth Broker. 107W Commercial Sanlord3fl 7511 furnIshed or unfurnhlh9d Newly - IS W. ___ md Fruit trees Close an, Sanford. ____________ __________ j __ "-'i I ______________ N REALTOR - _________________ H _________ ___________ ,j , ________- _______________ Gentleman wanted to Share peoses In a 3 bedroom air conditioned home located at 712 Colonial Wayd ExperIenced day child care in my Bachelor apt clean & convenient, fl home Suntand 3 __________________________ prIvate yard, swimming pOol. 2 Mi, from cwntown Sanford 372. 1316 or 372 8699 9—Good Things to Eat __________________________ _________________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ Icr? Bedroom; Adultsonly ______________________________ _________________________ _________________________________ PARK AVENUE MCBILE PARK GrachSk IS to the Poli;h,wPat PiZXI _______________________________ _____ 754$ Park Drive $70 up is to the Italians. What is it' _______________________________ - 36 Lake 10:30 (33) M.ayberry squelch to age2 only Next to new DrIvers' LIcense Bureau. 3726645 LOB women can get even. Harlem — - _: 31 F - - ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. _____________________________ ___ - One bedroom efficiency, furnished $100 per mo, utIlitIes included. ' Complete child care services. New ___________________________ 33? 1410 ____________________________ Summer pr00ramt HEY DIDDLE Monthly Rental; Available DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323 SQ 1135 1150 - Color TV FRIDAY & SATURDAY day and QUALITY INN -NORTH evening dId care 6:30 am. to 1 431, Lon9WOOd I e.m AChIId'sworld,rnIIll __________________________ - Large 1 bedroom aot . air con — — 27 28 Sci.d MOE OF THE GREAT New hOUSeS ma rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Gnsernment Subsidiied to qualifipd buyers Call to see if you Qualify' M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real E5ttr Rroet P] W 1st t - Airport Blvd . Sanford 373 1310. NATIONAL SINGLES , CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305 .,TOp AND THINK A MINUTE. If __________________________ there wouldn't be any. . _____________________________ ' -5-Lost & Found -------- _. 31 ___________________________ -Apartments Furnished ____________________ Lost-- Male Irish Settrr.1 years old; ____________________ — j.• Rams at Buffalo,Angeles 940. "The Mark of Zorro" and "The Strangler" Reruns The conclusion. It's a big weekend Night __ P-m— * They're Hot" * Why store it and forget it? Sell it and forgel itwith a Classltied Ad. 332 3611. ____________________________ APE YOU LONELY? Lii us hilp _________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ * "Get 'Em While * ___ 41—Hous2s Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Free, 6.117017 for "We Cre"- BAMBOO COVE APTS. WILLIAMSBURG SHENANDOAH ROANOKE RIVER Championship from the JAMES RIVER ALEXANDRIA MOUVERNON thte ftt with Dos Westchester, N,Y,, Country TOMORROW: Hodge Podge "B" all Sunday afternoon. Fairbanks Sr., late; with _______________________ (lab H. & R. BLOCK, 218 The top women Iros, with the TyronePower.Thlstlme Frank S.tm* Sit,Ifn4 Langella plays the awashSouth Beach St., Daytona single exception of Billy Jean buckling son of a rtspected King, have been competing Beach, Fla, 904-252.4685. ij gU SUN-CLOSED ALL DAY landowner who fights op. _____ MON-I 3011 N0054 week. ____ _____________ 7301030 P U presslon with his sword and • ABOUT TONIGHT: lulL-PRIVATE PARTIES 18—Help Wanted anng. "The Night Strangler" P wlD.-1 1 P U S FRWAY NIGHT 30 I) I Work your own hour; Earn extra 7 3010 30 P AS MOVIES "One More Tim&' and W&5 the pilot that led to the PM FRI.- 73011 "Koichak" series, starring incomea;anAVONR,pmnenta "The People Next Door" Darren McGaven By Lawrence SAT—i 301 PM 7 3011 PM Laflb, LD. live Call 6413 as the Reruns Sammy Davis and newsman DEAR DR. LAMB OUT000INIOI$NIXT000I Would ______________________ who track., down a STORING IT MAKES WASTEPeter Lawford romp again you give us some Information Dr. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. SKATE CITY through London's underworld Jekyll and Hyde killer, () PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW. 0NTNIDOOTIACKID.,OPP 8:30-9 NBC CHICO AND ThE My husband had a routine in this sequel to Salt arId MAN "Second Thoughts" 'p1' __________ __________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For familieS or friends o$probl3m lnket; For further Information call 03 ass; or write fd Al Anon Family Group P.O. • 48 Merganser 50 Three (comb fo,ml SI float paddle iT — — ________________ ________ ir' — — 19 - 0 P Q Information eight :'.:'' 41—Houses ______________ --------.41—Houses ________ .. ____________________ — — TV HIGHLIGHTS ____________________________________ AFTERNOON ' . _______ or 372 3116 __________________________ F M ft N I S A I K S A El R ft neglect when NBC starts Its (33) BIg Blue 12:00 (2) (6) — I _____________________________ ______________________________ lorm) 44 Kind 01 test 46 Suit part 23 Pub drinks 24 Allot 75 Thought DOWN I Sp'eed 31 üoy's name 32 Before WEEKEND SPORTS SON "The Older Woman" Outdoors ___________________ ____________ ____________________ _ -WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 29Thonn FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED ________________________ -. ANYONE OTHER THAN Mdn or Woman to share eapenses in MY,SEL F AS OF $ 7015 ____________________________ ioi JoephA ErvlflSr. home 01 11 Marry secretty 70 Principal 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (21) When TV Was Alive 8:00 (2,5) Emergency Perspective On The News (35) Wilburn Brothers 6:00 (2.6,0) News 11:00 (2.0) ink Panther (4) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends aaa aa ____________________________ ______ _____ (Bib) Week (33) NFL Action '75 (44) 1:30 (5) Time Of Your (24) Black (24) Carrascolendas (33) Cartoons L,.,'T152:30P.M.-s1.25 — (21) Burns And Allen (33) Burke's Law (24) Woman 4:30 () CBS Sports cta (24) Man Builds, Man Destroys (3$) Cir Arid TracK (44) Sports Legends 5:00 (2) World At War (5) qreat Mysteries (9) WIde World Of Sports (24) Caught In The Act (3.5) Party 44 Time Tunnel 5:30 (0) That Girl Pebbles And Bam.Bam (9) Adventurcs Of Gilllgan House 1ir II Heavy waQofl 19 Compass do this Invasion (35) World Of Survival (44) Greatest Sports Legends 8'JC. (2.5) Chico And The Man (13) flurke' Law (24) Wall Street Week (9) Bugs Bunny (35, 41) Braves (24) Mister Roger 's Baseball Neighborhood 900 (2, 8) Rockford Files (44) There's Plenty (24) Masterpiece (9) SWAT. Of Gold Theatre p24) Hollywood 9.00 (2. 5) Emergency 9:30 (6, 9, 13) Movie Television Plus Four 10'OO (2, 8) Police Woman (35) MovIe Theater () Jeannie (24) The Sinners 3:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes (44) Movie (9) Hong Kong 10:30 (35) My Favorite ____________________________________________________________________________________________ (9) Golf 9:30 (4) Bob Newhart Martian (24) Romag Show (24) Sesame Street 11:00 (7, 6,8,9) News nnlI' Table 10:00 (6) Dick Cavctt (44) Gerald Derstine (24) AvIation (35) Portrait Cf A Champion (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) TonIght Show ( 44) (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Boarding (PIt 57 Anger 23 Organic compound (4) Hee Haw Festival (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian $) Jabberwocy (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegre (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch ___ ___ ______________ LI 0 0 ACROSS 36 Autumn s one 0! ol these I Autumn U N V' 3 Bele4 P0 'rig 40 Bush Clump __________ 8 CIII AP' H E. 41 Conor 12 O'ldeied Thieiiil holder p 13 Kind oi sorn j P i,.i. l45ummeqislhis 45 Thei d'p in i autumn 0 AP A s lab) 4 Mister L 16 Son ol Uad . fGecman) ( .j _____ (Bib 50 Also 11 Fsminin3 L ____ 52 Time in office name 53 Kind olcheese Upon pl'.i 3) Allow use of IS Savs 54 KnOCk 34 Place to swtm 8 Leaves hIve 20 Masculine many in fall 37 Rages appellation (24) FIring Line ( 35) Bobby Goldsboro 6:30 (2) Florida's Watching (4. 5) News 9) News (13) NBC News (33) Pop Goes The Country 1:00 (2, I) Soul Train (9) MovIe fA fM Rentals - /'.—-- (6) Sunrise Semester (9) Hollywood Squares (13) All Star Wrestling 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son AL _____________ OfN (44) Party 2:30 (2) Daily Devot;onôl (9) DaIly Wd EVENING _ _ .&nso to Pverous Puzzle —j_ Autumn TO N IG HI 'S TV Friday __________________________ . -- --. .--. . . - ." . -... - . ' -. - .. - . . . .. ..' .'' �613—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Friday, Aug. n.197s by Dick Turner BEETLE BAILEY — WIN AT UKILXL Mort Walker A APPROAC4 OLJ POi AVEL- — — — — SUNDAY DITI E VOIEP GU' NAMEP GB;c, 9LJT 4E PIDN1T TA'' .\OJ4P LONG ALLEY OOP fly OSWALD anti JAMES JACOBY must have started with five hearts. This left just one for *QJ43 West. South was sure to make VJ654 hIs contract provided West's A2 singleton heart wasn't the king. AA 64 Sou th led a heart, finessed his WEST EAST queen successfully and prompt. £ AA 7 ly played out th ree rounds of VS VKl0972 clubs. K Q108743 • J 96 It didn't matter who won the 41083 QJS2 trick, If %Vest won he would SOUTH (Dl have to give a ruff and discard. *K 109862 11 East won he would have to VAQ lead from his king of hearts up .5 to dummy's jack or give that 4 K 97 same ruff and discard. North •Soutii vulnerableOf course, South might have worked th is play out anyway. Knowing East's type made it West Nerib East Soutb easy. IA 3• 4* 5, 5* Pass Pass Pass NORTH by Dove Grou. Oçxrüng lead - fl 68th Year, No. 2—Sunday, August 24. 1975 To THE BORN LOSER •1 I by Art Sonic _%_4._• Ls Mc ' c;-' R fl€R "-" cr 1HI T L11MAT! / ..__. t______ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS appropriate money to study them?' PROM LJ TO I 31- P,PAI'Z 1 - - ~. .111.~ FUNNY BUSINESS By_________ Roger Bollen i j.'r ro A T._N' P Us 1108 11 0% 1) sheriff s department In an Herald Staff Writer effective and efficient manner. 1 '" ç' _ __ _ __ __ _ - -1,44R4m lj~ . $40,000 in stolen prope rty Figures gathered so far Ii) ' Seminole is plagued with Polk ind,icate the model TII-5S The smaller units fl Agg patrol - e and t.actical missions that in- 4.1 increasing burglaries, many helicopter available in Fort dude aerial serveillance of occurinu during itavllohi hnsirc I)inrrn wrsi,iil rrst 'r.j..ftt,ps n ,.n..,,I, ni h,,..,,In.-1.., ______ xin. ~_ - 'A. ft 14 .' - "1' - hopes to add an "air force " to areas of deputies salaries, when residents are away from proximately SM per hour of searches for missing persons ~,L '_ -1 .. A ~ his department's crime ex penses other than salaries, home Polk sass the 'copter fl)Ing time, exc1usie of pilot and ',ehicles and special 'l fighting arsenal by November. capItal outlay, investigations would be used to patrol this and observer salaries. "There's assignments as command posts r -], . . . . ' Polk iid S.Iturda) th it hi S......................... intI contingini> funds ith th4it iuwunt (if ................................................................ no tori suport of ground units in ills V.d dl 5t.0 Ul Mlp.'[WUrIt I'olk said there are funds in .. . money, you can cover this major cases and unvcstugatmoris. • . ". • toward purchasing a two-place his proposed budget to buy the . there are many county with two men in a car in Bob Fuller, of the Orange :;/ helicopter available from St. helicopter, two hours," Polk said, "and Coun ty She riff's Department more uses. We could . . '! I Lucle County. spot all the things you can see planning division, said when He said the 'copter was t r 0 I pa s I u r e "There are so many uses for that department went into . .. purchased by St. Lucie County where we ye been from the air." it 'o 'r onl Until 'd b' ffl * h I' that ,, . ) C through ivil Defense and P IV, mm,iglaton,? Polk said C Or ex periencing an in- , IfSCCdCPUStth surveys of the Los Angeles and brought rent copter, Polk says he plans = -_ , If i copter is purth.ased for specifications, including a crease in cattle rusti- hire an experienced helicopter Dallas police departments, wi th '.___ t on the as king price of 17,000, complete mechanical overhaul. i and slaughtering, pilot as a regular patrol deputy, 16 and nine small 'copters in use '•'\ Suiiinoleould Join Dual, respedicly, turned strong up it k iic ott. When hø' ff •• . .. urunge arm rincimas counties b regular ground recommendations that copter and the Orlando Police recently 'islted Fort Pierce ciently for patrohng also patrol in a it. and inspected the copter and maneuverable craft for routine discussed with St. 1e St. Lucie County CIVIl familar sith what a road plus the roads and tse law patrol and cial sn Defense Director hilip forcement residential areas, as Thlbedeau is co-ordinating the (ePul) flee sb flO%t Polk has requested SdIU LLH[ are VeIW Iz,bJ,91J nuaget tot We Uscal i'OIK was taken aloit tar a weui a5 lfl searcnes sale of tte 'copter [or the two i_ . experienced1ixethingaircraft : sear starting Oct. 1 for his practical dem05 n trati 0 how for lost persons. 1w a en 1 orcement agenci es. pilots who are Seminole County ' I I St. Lucie County utilizes a dePartinent(s Sheriff Polk _______________________ sheriffs deputies He said it is i ondlior,pucusd ible that some of these - -inissioners approved all but the same time as the or.e Polk - ;ti~.. --- - I --- - -_ county at least two hours a day assigned to the division. ~--- -_ 1~ 1:11: ;Xas helicopter pilots to boost the appealing to the state Depart- and routine patrol over the -._=11M. - 14 __. L A spokesman in Orange capabilities of the proposed new County Sheriff .Mel -_ could rule that Polk must __ "It will cost us an estimated __ "But there are many mo., ~ _F~~ department said t two sma reeIe all of th4 rquet d 14000 to equip the copter ith u.ses,' tht sheriff cas We Polk sdid he also has plans to budget. radio, sire n, public address could patrol pastures where heli COP ers sum at o C add an airboat to the departThe budget appeal was system and ligh ts," Polk said. txen experiencing an Polk is seeking to bu inent's fleet of pa trol vehicles CanoelagdowntheWeklvaRlvercanbe a relaxlngwaytoipend DIIICING DOWN delivered to Tallahassee (In "In St. Lucie County the Increase in cattle rustling and Seminose were sso%ln Ofl within the next year as part of a the weekend, as these two otwg outdoor enthusiasts demon" Thursday. No date has been set sheriff uses helicopter patrol slaughtering. It could be used "rmssions" for a total of 45.9 continual program to expand strate. So can It be fun uLsing up the river, for that matter. THE RIVER hours in the month of June. for a hearing on the ap peal two hours a day," Polk efficiently for patroling the efficiency and capability of Handling the paddles are Spring Teall and Scott Bates as they petition, reported, "and they've prac. river and lakes, plus the roads Orange County uses a Larger the department's law enpaddle merrily along out of Camp Semiiole. (Herald Photo by 5.... ....,,i . -. olk says WV H V •.0 LICdlI}' CUt(All car-Lnpping anu anti resnienual areas, as well ascopter ior ineuica assistance torcernent program tfl tfllS tast. Bil l Vincent Jr.) rT1illi(fl IS ne.dP1 to op.rat( tht have recovered more than in searches br lost personi" missions, gr owing county. ' pa . .. ... ' ,. . - - ' , t' . (Do you have a question tot the Jacobys7 Write 'Ask the Jacohys" care of this newspaper. The most in terestng questions will be used in this column and writers will receive -copies of - 'AA . " ' ' ] ..----...-----.. •a '" . .."" II niii %.'.I%#%4 _ -- ng - ' . : by Garry Trudeau 4ut? ce 14 - , 'W RRL5, A5 rnL ,413T(Th'PftWO%i L'tU, %6 aii6vJ)QQt SELLf% Cli)' WP5 cW Th(5 W0*7=46ei AV /*4O S7%TH $ N?4TEDt77/LW* )/i '44wY4T fl4ltN t 447F 'ffe41. V *4WCF.k R1%t. 7ki5 t7CE ii45 A AW'fs6 FRY tt44 4'O% 7P ikiT? CITY frtYEV 47Z4PS. I f ________ zftw___________ _-i - -. - -- 1 TNA. . --- ' . - s 000NESBIJRY T)1IKlNG 1 "Now don't go asking stupid questions! Congress is apt to as a raise to to notrump and a final bid of three notrump hit ft IS 1 It mnptitlon ' It Id diariionds, hut we resist the temptation and ope n th e eight of spades. Maybe our club stopper will give us time to get our partner's spades off and running. by Lorry Lewis l'.$.t'.. OF RETURNING TO SCIOOL. FOR APJ ADVANCED DEGREE, 8/410 _.__1,_._.._t I- - fi;7 1 The $285,986 that Polk is Seminole Sheriff John Polk appealingIs reflected In the I.. L...1 pla)er us defending against me His plays are so random that cant draw real miennies G' i the predc able man wiui i little nuwieuge aflu flC will belong to me." Today's hand illustrates th is. East was a good, steady, un• imaginative player. Sou th won th e first trick with dummy's ace of diamonds and led a trump to his 10. West took theaceandplayedasecunddia• mond , Sou th rutted and led a trump todummy. East discarded a small heart. At this point Sou th Arsenal 0 The oldest expert was holding Your partner dealt and bid one forth. He remarked. '1 always spade. It was overcalled wi th •' ghting Boost ____ Sneriff Pians Ai r Force 111, 4QJ 6 I • I A reader from Georgia asks what you should lead with: ..h..AA.......,I. Sanford, Florida 3277)—Price 20 Cents ' I K • O N 0 ByOswald&JamesJacoby 'iOU'RE — CARNIVAL — W)WflY.Z3S41 IA)CWn'- 5i CIA'tV 8 HE? 1h75 /5 O4P 71i LTUTI't FML Mt !tV O cV /4L )f4 V Tie 47T P ,'X.'T/ jy j y PA/mWl4 i/kJT7 7W*LDilUL4$/ ::. AV I MI5T CAftT/'I 17 R2K AT /sUl5 p:)M 771,. ((,k)(j)I • fa - '' ;':.• ', . — :" -- ---,- : - - ' ~ by H.irndohl & Stoffel BUGSBUNNY - - __ . — - .1 I - i . — / $ •e TUMBLEWEEDS by 1. K. Ryan f'SHOW'IP~\ WUL?! You J1S'60NM4\ IN6OIN'001AN' A&ia A £MivVi/ ~JI111.19/_ BLONDlE Chic Young t:- .. !J MGWTON SCMEDULE AFTER ALLTH ESE YEARS I KNOW THE PRECI- .4 (04.4 OH•' FORGOT MV BRIEFCASE! '—i SOME CHILDREN . ~4 1. I - -' (-4 . M '/ / i 4 . ---IN A ___ - .-~ ... - A I-,)-) I , a . . . . 1:;~) /I. , ~N LIKE MOVIES ORTV BUT READ A GOOD eOOK j L . 111. more comenient for the ix-ople. . ." Nirs. LP.Nfaitre as long as it doesn't mean a hike in property taxes. iii ' ~l c . ) , -, ')A.. WINTHROP S. - TO ESE A HAPPY,C4FREE 15 ' - 2.2. ARCHIE 0L by Bob Montana I - , [ ~ II . . taxes, the county commissioners should forget it. We are being taxed to death already," said Mrs. I1aitre. "Die commissioners keep spending all this money and I don't see anything happening. The county has all these judges and courtrooms already, yet people are being kept in jail awaiting trials. "I don't know whether having a courthouse annex will expedite matters. Nothing seems to be expedited. Public officials seem to take their own blessed time about doing anything. "If the commissioners could just make things usuhI the Seminole County Commission nequire the Montgomery Ward Building in Casselberry for a courthouse annex? Heactions to that question tere put to a cross section of county residents yesterday and the answers were just as varied as the persons asked. Must residents admitted they are unaware of the spate problems in the current counts' courthouse in being spent for an annex — wj / io Dv A JR Ml(K iulltllx;i; and l)0NA ESTE,S fit-raid Stall Writers . U MIGHT SAY I MARC TOA DIFFERENT ... R esidents Differ Over Possible Courthouse Annex 41 PRISCILLA'S POP jç ( ~ * . -) ME .. Poll Man-On-The-Street AN'I.i1jj s j;J STAND . r .1 ip*ii ... __i - the kids." "I'm for it, I think it's a great idea" said Connie McLaughlin of Winter Springs. "It is a very coneruent spot for South Seminole residents. A good deal of parking area is available there and the space is definitely needed." Mrs. Pat Martin of Altamonte Springs said, "It sounds like a goed idea as long as it does not mean Area residents were asked if they favored acquisition of the MontWard building in Cassel- gomery berry's Seminole Plaza by the Seminole County Commission for use as a courthouse annex. tilt' first time. I think that is needed and I'm for it. I think school taxes are going up, too," she said. "I might go along with the idea if the building will include recreational facilities for the young people and a library. Educational standards here are below par, and the library is needed," Mrs. Guglielinello said. Dave Herndon of Altamonte Springs said the county should spend the tax money, "if It is warranted." A new Sanford resident. Victoria Curry, said she tas unaware of the county's plans but said, "it vtulI tie nice." to have a south Seminole branch. Rcritv Priest (if Sanford said "yes," the county needs a courthouse annex. "We don't have the room in Sanford for a building. You would have to build something and that sould be expensive. The annex would not be "that f at away," she said. tau.se she says she is unaware of the county's plans. Ho Simpson. Longwood realtor: "All I know about the county's prospective purchase of the Montgomery Ward buildings is what I've read in the newspapers, but I have noticed that nothing has been said about the touny having the property appraised. "I don't know how they could have come to a purchase price without having appraisals done. I find nothing objectionable about the location. I think it is probably as good a place as the county I cuflUI2 LSSiOnCrS can get. (,r,ff,n -It gets back to proper ways of doing t.hings. It The county is currently paying $95 a month to lease two offices in thtScmninolc I'laz.a occupied by the Manpower office, a representative of the building department and surx'r%lsor of elections and license bureau. Mrs. Peggy I4eMaitre, ('as.selberry, thinks acquiring the Montgomery Ward building for a said. "It would be a good idea if it is needed," said Sanford resident Isaac Hines. "It would be beneficial to the citizens." Hines said, however, that he was "not familiar" with the county's search for a south Seminole annex. Linda Yourshaw, a receptionist In the county judge's office, said a branch courthouse is "a good idea." an increase in my county pro pe rty taxes. It is about time the residents of South Seminole have more county services available right here." "It sounds like a good deal as far as the space is concerned," said Mrs. Marilyn Guglielmello of ('asselberry," but I don't know if it is a good deal Greg Knight, 15, of Sanford said, "there's nothing like that down in that area." "It would help the Seminole Plaza merchants," he said. courthouseannex would be fine ,f the renovation is Jackie Emery of Altamonte Springs; "We need something like this proposed courthouse annex. We have nothing at this end of the county. When one has business to transact, now a trip to Sanford Is necessary. This is a step in the right direction," Mary Cordaru of Longwood: "I think it is a good "We need some more room somewhere," she financially. I don't know now the county com- "I &n't pay much attention," Janice Nleagher of idea. It is certainly a much "er &stance to titine in a "simple, ettr,ruit'zil and feasible way" without hiring architects "to reconstruct it." "aut, if this is going to be an excuse to raise our said. Robert Williams of Sanford, said he did not "know much about it, but a library would be nice for t'nissioners can afford it. "If it will mean a raise in taxes, I don't know. It looks like ('as.selberry is 5 oifmg to have a city tax for Winter Springs said. "I guess it would be a good idea," I.iziie Haker had no "ornment on the matter Ak EA5Y WH.ATA HORRI6L.E TNOL.IoHr:... YOLJRE 5U66E5TINO WJCLE PLATOj &&T WA5 JL15.TATRICK GSTRFDOFME ___ ('asselberry than Lake Monroe. The shopping area may not be too conducive to a courtroom a t. imosphere, h&t.tevet \ • it~_ L - :I k ,V.. na ' F " I a . - 1 'O IT by Howie Schneider - - h # _,4 , 4t, -, ' "" .- -- - Z,A )" ' ip I -v 6-,64,6,,, ' / "Vr " e —,j,F 1 '- 4. !~.t - I i --- . 4.. , . Johns River fast night. Details, - r'., _, -,, -__I I t..-V,.~-!,F___P I ,:, , - -- , iIIUi . •'S". , S' !,,(',rt' i, . - _____ b'c S's., 4B IA . r J, L,4ua,u, . 4A ' - çr'. . .-..' ..... ' '' .... - Lvnflict of interest. She was not Or. Lamb 4B SD 51) -, ,E,-! - .is .r -. ., I ! s - - SD receiving an direct or indirect Horoscopt Impartial, ard that public office Hos benefit from not be used for pri%ate gain change in zoning to permit political arena to1 the first time pecuniar epanier, i , tome) Gary o;t':es de velopment of a mobile home last Fall She won a two year ," the law reads 'th1-t% said I' stas a businiss lint the broad and general park on the 80-a cr e site Mrs term on City Council when no '-' °' deal where Mrs. Griffin's language of the law Las become Griffin voted with two of her one qualified against her, id Women 1•2'31 company removed dirt and pa a "thorn In the side" of elected colleagues to grant the zoning Because of her business Tre panier " b' h yard y the . i officials who are left to dec ide and one or more unnamed experience, Mrs Griffin was d n 't be l ie ve this falls citizens accused her of a con- placed in charge 01 the public for themselves whether a Saturday 's high. Overnight under U er any provision ° conflict of interest exists on an flict of Interest, works department. low 69, conflict o interest law," "I'll file the conflict of In. Taking her responsibilities issue, Partly cloudy through Suir Slassey At the same time, any citizen terest papers," Mrs. Griffin seriously and in view of Lake day with a chance of mainly nford City Attorne Vern can complain to the Florida said, "but I honestly don't Mary's limited financial \liz on afternoon thundershowers. "e former count y J Ethics Committee that an belirsethereisany conflict My reSoerces, Mrs Griffin pr. said Lb La ge, Itighimostly In the 9Os and lows ' , o — ..- u. 00000 b% P 0" le to Analysis L- -3 _ - I F! - —T— i- - - -46 - FRANK AND ERNEST ' ~ la-i TODAY Full partner wi th her Dirt is not the only thing Mrs Ua), dirt and coldpatch is also pa 2-A ll)F. husband in a business, her firm Griffin has given the fledgling stored there. been purchasing, for some Lake Mary "I've always heard that a AruundTheClock community, Loft' lang ua ge was included had the financial months, dirt from I eo celebrating its second bear as a person who puts his hand for Bridge in the pre amb Trepanier s propert) near cit this month wardtohelpislikelytogetitbit Business , sure and conflict o, inl)inAhnr( Rrtnrl A nt,t'n n( I rat ci,l ?i I,.ni,. Calenda 4.,ui:, Urc £wvl --terest law passed liv the Florida i (.riffin bussed ht r hit into tie like that is si-hat is hap pe ning to Comics iqucsLd Trepanier Legislatureeui t i l3. me' to the — A Ibeliese Mrs Griffin s ation of disclo Ar ,IV*N" IVA.STE. WWT , "'! 7. 1- 8 DO\NAE.STF..S Herald Staff Writer 4 . - __ , _ Are Proving Tough To Interpret , MAROONJL OU HERE WOuLP ~Id)__ 2- _i4 ''-.4..., '1' . '-'f"\'- ..4 L".':. ,m, F..-,',' t-':j:.-,' Sheriff's deputies are searching — . - - , - , , -_ .... " Disclosure, Interest Conflict Laws I ___ i -..- - .- ; iz , ' . "''-' :,';? - 7r~w - - # ; •I • I I .- . would be proper for the commissioners to get appraisals before they start negotiating on a price," he said. - --. ffl- SHORT RIBS o Oo0 by Frank Hill Tb c-é 4a2oo. c ~T T '- £fZL, t' ;' 4, .,. . . _____ ' y _________________ li - " - I -I . IL _.fa - I_: ` - .5 _-~ . - . _t ~~_ - M--. - 20,11111-_ J __ I r; FIRST ~ , CA TCH IN RODEO - 1 Robert Taylor, 12, of Sanford had the honor of catching the first elected official has voted on a company buys dirt from in,itted installation of the police fuel tanks on general language." Noting that matter %hich could lead to his Trepanier. He is not payipg me and public work. s variable 10 mph or less but no local body referees the law, stronger and gusty near her property. benefitting financially - for any kind of service." Slize said it is P each elected directly or indirectly. The irony of the charge is that Various city departments thundershowers. The rain off ia l t deter m ne hether a Lake Mary Council member a good portion of the d.irt SIrs. were given use of her repair i erest. Lillian Griffin was caught In the Griffin has purchased from shop to service city vehicles. matter is a co Ic Saturday and again today. ic fish In Saturday's Fishing Rodeo, sponsored annually by the Sanford Seminole Jaycees. Young Mr, Taylor's fresh water catfish came from th e small lake at Fort Mellon Park, site of th e web of the law's broad language Trepanler has been donated by City equipment is parked on a in the past 10 days. her to the city. regular basis on her property. Rodeo. illerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. I ....... i , An)'one can comp am to ('ontinued On Page .At C Complete details and tides are on Page $A. - -- � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 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